Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SHENEY MIKE'S PAL IN AT LA (NT A PRISON Mr-sis. Ot yciis mid Willis Ideiilif* Vcggmitti as l'al of Policeman Stone's Slayer. Messrs. Stove Owens und I.. K. Willis of Laurens liuvo roturnod from Atlnutn, whoro thoy woro summoned by I'ostollleo lusiiector II. T. Greg ory to Identify one James Martin, hot; in iirison the'ro on the charge of robbing tbo FJonlfay, Fla., postolllcc. This man Martin said bo Was in Lnu ij! - on January 28, with "Shoouey Mike/' and Messrs. Owens mid Willis, who saw tin' two men ami talked with them, went i<> Identify him. p i returning '<> tho city, both th< men state positively that Mar tin was the pal of "Shcency M|ke," who was hilled by <j>11i?? ? *:? Walker, it Is recalled thai the two yoggmen ?? ? at Wat's mills on tho afternoon pri ed ' tho tragedy and that Owolis talked with "ShConey Mike." A staled In Tin- Advertiser sine..' ?.. ? \s ago, Solicitor C'oopor, who has kept til* thoroughly with all tho pro ceedings, holds that this man Martin ? iinr.ot I"1 handled at all by the Lau ? ? authorities, ami that ii will be iisc'ess to bring him here I'm- trial. ':'.<? tvas in m> way Implicated in the killing of Olllcer Stono. ami there was no obbery in Laurens. Object t? Strong Medicines. Many people object t<> taking the ? ng medicines usually prescribed by physicians for rhonmatlsm. There ,s ,\o need of internal treatment in enso of muscular or chronic rhcu ' -m. ami more than nine out of \> y ten ease., of the disease are of . or the other oi these varieties. When there Is no fever .ml little tif nj ? swelling, yoii may know that it Is mly necessary to iipid.\ Chainbor aIn's Liniment freely to net (pilch Try i-. I'o.- Haiti '??>' the '.. ? .. :ns Drug Co. ' v. Creswoll I'lctiiiiitf Jliitiored. a meetine, <>: thb ijtate Rssooia I ? II? of 1. tary of me organization. ft costs Motiej :<? Paint. nion ?. oars out i not [minted. Then ? .: i mom y io repair ii ami hioiicy ? . ? 11 ? i . A ? ! . .,. o , .alien. ThlriV-flvo "'ear.- us*' in Iii?.* oven it. Sold 1 > .1. II. ,\ .\i. I. . Laun a i W, t op daud & I'o K!>n>! V K DKSTHOYKD BY Fl Hi:. Mr. Paul lilenn, of Xenr Wattn Mills, Sustains MIsfortuno. Friday night between II and 12 o'clock the residence of Mr. H. Faul Glenn, locntod out beyond Watts .Mills was destroyed by lir??. the origin of which Is unknown. Mr. Glonn and family woro obsoul spending the ui,tiit in town with rolatlvos. The dwelling was a neat, now cot tage, on Which, together with its fur nishings, thoro was, it is understood, $800 Insuranc Two years .? > Mr. Glenn sustained a similar loss, boing at that lime a resident of Voungs township, lie has the sympathy of many friends in Iiis misfortune. Perhaps, tdor if everybody will have what vonts 100 years from now?" "1 do ... t. Th? men will thru probably b< agitating for tho snf f ae?'?I. iluvllSo Courier-Journal. A Speedy Cure for Constipation. Illlioutness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Tired Feeling*, Had Tasic in the Mojth. Mail Complexion, Nervousness and all (tisanes u( the Stomach, Liver and liowcli. nioodiiiQ Uver Pills " act ecntly, yet thoroughly upon the bowel?, liver, itnni ich and dige-live organs. The pills, in old and chronic canes ol constipation and indigestion, act at once, without griping, nor do tltey leave any unpleasant after-effects, li . form a constant habit ol purging, produced by other cat! lriie remedies. '? Dloodlae Liver Pill? " rcsti>rj the deranged and torpid li\ er to in normal condition and healthful action. Remove and pre* vent constipation by securing a natural and rcgu> lar operation of the bowels, and relieve thi 14 un pleasant sympton which attend a diseased or morbid condition of the li ve:, stomach and bowels. To a<*isi In attaining tl'ia end, the following gest uns are offered. Kl Marks. Everyone who uses pilU for their action oil the liver, should know tint Ui^e do es rarely prove is satisfactory a? small ones.' Lai11! >' . s;i i| ly pur ,e and pass out oi the s\s-1 tern, usually leaving the bowels constipated, and .:i removing the cause of the trouble, or im pr ve th>: general health, < n Ihn ether hand, sihi!I doses develop 'ho alterative effect of the mi Ii Ine, do not irrfiat: or e nstij aia the bowel-, but ?^??nily si tnulata the liver ;.. I prevent lh< accumulation of bili by directing its li wii.totlic proper channels. Thei foraiti ad . blel com im .;< ?-? by t king i. t over one or two pills at bed. tune and Increase d^ie as nccetcary. 1' ri.ANn, Mn. ? CirsT-.:?I find your "111* ? Liver Pills"! the ii ist elfcctivc pill 1 ever used, They cause I ii ?? r.r v .1 ai| stive after cii^.t as most livci 1 pills ao< Yours truly, 5 MRS. AMAUA RICHARDSON. I DR. B. P. POSEY Latirens, S. C. Death of u Child* Prances, the sweet und. attractive little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David M, McClintOCk of Ora, died early Sun day morning at the home <>t' her par ents. Aboul 2 o'< hick Saturday af ternoon tho child suffered an attack of acute Indlgostlou and within 10 hours had passed away, despite the skill of physicians and the loving, d< - voted attention of fond parents and relative.^. she was ji months old, the only child of her parents, and a grandchild of Capt. and Mrs. W. A. ! McC'lintock also of Ora. The little one was laid to rest in the A. It. P. church cemetery at 10 o'clock Monday morning. LAND N VLt. Tho Statt? of South Carolina, County of Laurons. in court of Common Pleas. Tho Uatlk of Ninety Six. Plaintiff, vs. Jrs. T. Hill, ct ai. Defendants. Pursuant to a Decree of The Court in tho above stated case. I will sell at public outcry to tin- highest bidder. I at Lauren... C. Ik. S. C, on Salesday [in May next, being Monday the 3rd I day of the month, during tho legal I hours for such sales, the following ! described property to wit: All that tract, lot or parcel of land situate, lying ami being in Cross Hill Township, in the County and State a ort said, containing one hundred and forty-one Mill acres more or less, bounded by lands of .1. C. Wade, lands of .'as. A. Hill, W. P. Turner. Lucy Dendy and others. Terms of Sale: Ouc-half Cash, bal- ? nnce to be paid twelve months from date of sale, the credit portion to he pUtd twelve mouths from date of sale, the credit portion to be secured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser over tho said premises, bearing legal int? rest from date, with leave to pur < .a -? to pay I is entire bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. if the terms of sale are not complied with, lite b lid to be resold on same or some subsequent R?losday on same terms, : t risk of former purehat er. JOHN F. BOLT, c. c. c. !'. ,v c. R? ureas. S. ?"*. ?>? ? ? I ih ipiy.i, What about protec'.in<> your property against loss by fire. We have as good as the host i:i the way of Insurance. L&urens Fire Insur ance Agency C, W. McCRAVY, Mgr. Ii is as much the lit as the style of the (>'xfof I that goes lo make a neat and trim foot. Mali) Oxfords make tlic fool look clumsy, while the right sort of Oxford is the smart? est foot dressing ? Woman can wear. Ours Are the Right Sort. < >ui (ixfords arc made l>y experts makers and every little detail in the making and fu - jfi ishiny is looked after with experienced eyes, Black and the new Browns and Tan leathers.. Short, perforated vamps and i\\s. Cuban hecis, mcditttu toes, Button, I.act.-, Pumps <m Bl?cher models All Sizes ;ind Widths. ?1.50, $2.oo, ?, $3.0 > to #3.50. A \ The t )xfords we fit and sell will make elegantly dressed feet. VVc II be pleased to sin w you, Madam, at your convenience. ELAND 0 Customers Shoes Shined Free. Revival at Second Baptist. Rev. a. T. Stoudenmlre. pastor of the Second Baptist church . announces that on next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, a series of revival services will begin at his Church, lite Rev. J. w. Gu> of Trough conducting the services. The meeting will continue at least one week, two services bel?g held each day. at 3:30 in the after noon and at S at night. Everybody is cordially invited to attend these services. The Bed-rock of Success lies in a keen, clear brain, backed by Indomitable will and resistless energy. Sucl; power comes from the splendid health that Dr. King's New Life fills Impart. They vitalize every organ and build up brain and body. .'. A. Harmon. Llzemore, \V. V'tti, writes: "They are the best pills i have ever tsed." -Sc. at Lauretta Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug c. Gratitude. ? What did father say when you asked him for me?" ? He didn't say anything. He foil I on my neck and wept."?"'id-Bits. Kheumatlsin. More than nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheuma tism of the muscles, title to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism. In such eases no internal treatment is required. The free application of Chamberlain's Liniment is all that is needed, and i: is certain to give quick relief. Give it a trial and see for yourself how quickly it relieves the pain and soreness. The medicines usually given internally for rheuma tism are poisonous or very strong medicines. They are worse than useless in cases of chronic and mus cular rheumatism. For sale by the Laurens Drug t*o. The smallest coin in use Is coined !>y the Portuguese government; it is worth 3*100 of a cent. \ licnlim* Salve '.''>r Burns. Chapped Hands attil Sore Nippies. sores, sore nipples atid chapped iiauds Chair.b' rlain's SalvO is moat !>Urn almost instantly, ami unless the injury is very severe, heals the parts ivlthout leaving a scar. Price. ???nts. For sale by i.. :: :..- Drug Five hundred American Sunday pa ...... r.g.a Ho no) Feines in iP.tnchos 0 a. a. Chiaholtn. of Trendwell, N. V.. jiow. Ills reason is well worth reading: "For a lohfe tlhie I biitt'ered i'i'oin indigestion, torpid liver, coo itlpntinit, nervousness* and general iebillty/' writes. -i could not sleep, had no appetite, nor ambition, ttid grew weaker every day In spite of all medical treatment. Then 1 used Electric Bitters. Twelve bot tles restored all my old-time health und vigor. Now ! can attend to bus iness every day. It's a wonderful medicine." Infallible for Stomach, Fiver. Kidneys. Blood and Nerves, ale at LaUreils Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co. At the present rate of increase the population of this country in 101 il will be 100.000.000. For Coiistlpalioa. Mr. 1.. ;i. Farn hum. a prominent druggist of Spirit Lake. Iowa, says: "Chamberlain's Stomach hud Fiver Tnbleta ar- certainly the best thing on tin- market for constipation." (live the?i table' - a trial You are certain to llttd them agreeable and pleasant ii) effect. Price. cents. Samples free. l or sab- by Laurens Drug Co. SohiO i that it diet of gout's mill: :. ah. . i :..> immune fr.ua t itberi itlosls. It's 11 Top Neli !; Peer. Creai deeds compel regard. The world crbwns its doers. That's why the American people nave crowned Dr. Ring's New Discovery the King of Throat and Fun:; remedies. ??? Kvery atom Is a health force. It kills germs, and colds and la grippe vanish. it heals cough-racked mem branes, an 1 COUghillg stuns. Sore. Inflamed bronchial tubes and lungs are cured and hemorrhages cease. Dr. Geo, Moore. Black Jack. N c. writes: "|| cured me of lung irou blo. pronounced hopeless by all doc tors." 50c, $F0o. Trial bottle tie". Guaranteed by (.aureus Drug Co. ami Palmetto Drug Co. The gifts of John !?. Rockefeller to the Chicago ttnlvor Ity now total over $2."?,ooo.ooo. Me t Trciitnicnl for ( olds. "Mo-~: ordinary colds win yield to the simplest treatment." says the Chi cago Tribune, "meliorative laxatives, hot foot baths, a free perspiration, ami i:c. avoidance of oxposuro to cold and wet after treatment." While this treatment Is simple, it requires adopting ? must remain in doors for n day or two, <>,? a fresh cold is almost sure to (),. coat rai ted, and in many instances pneumonia follows. Is it not better to pin your faith to an old reliable preparation like Chamber Iain's Cough lleniody. that is famous fO'l Its cures of colds and can always be depended upon? For sale by the Laurens Drug Co. About !)6 per cent of the world's coal is derived from north of the equator. CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY Motheri who v/ilno thotf own comfort unit t'.io wrlfaro of thtilr children, bIiohIiI DOVor bO Without ? bos of Mother Qny't Bwoot Powders for Children.! for.!.!???...? ii.i* ..ii. They Brenk upColds, ('uro PeterfshnoeSi ConstipAtlon, Toothing Dis orders, ltf?dache end Stomach Troublos, TlfBSB POWDKKS NBVKH KAll. Bold ?>ynil Draggtorca, 'inc. Don't ttectpt any ntotttlntf, A trial pu'iax^u will bo sent fit KB to any mother who will address Allen 8. OlaisUil, Lc Koy, N. Y. Hot and cold weather have no effect on INTEREST. It works In the summer just 05 hard as in winter. Put INTEREST to work for yon by de positing your surplus funds with this bank. There are several plans by which we will allow you a reasonable rate of interest on your money. It" you have any idle funds, call at the cashier's desk and talk it over with hint, Von will be welcome. ft The Bank for Your Savings. A Modern Home! A* Hot and Cold Water easily installed in town or country, it makes the home healthful and attractive. A house so equipped rents bettor, sells better, in fact it makes life worth liv ing. 1 his is especially true \i your work is done in a sanitary manner, using Sanitary fixtures. This is our Seed Xime! I We have a full line of the very best Seeds?Seeds that we can re commend to our customers. We I have them in papers and in bulk. Let us fill your seed orders. Palmetto Drug Co. M ??liMM?lliiiMllll?WHyitfiiPIM' IMIi'l' NlBBLSWMUBBIMLWUXg^ 4S /ft /ft /ft <ft /ft 'k /ft I/ft /ft As /ft /ft Announcement I take this opportunity to notify the public, that I have associated with me in the Electrical business, Mr. S. N. Buchanan, in the Plumbing business, Mr, Albert Simpson, We are now ready to submit estimate for any work you may have in cither the ELECTRIC AI* OR PLUMBING LINE. We gaurantee the highest crude /i\ of work at a cost consistent with good work man /t> /IN ship. We keep on hand at all times a full line of and etc. /ft Electric Supplies, Lamps, fixtures, Switches and Wire k /ft /ft /ft /ft J. H. Boyd & Co AS Phone No. 240, iL Laurens, S. c. \t> V?/ \t> f T w $ w