The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 22, 1909, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
r'LOYD?SMITH StIBT
OCCASIONS COMMENT
Friends of Mr. I). Casper Smith Be.
lleie He Will Make 1'orrecl show
log of Accounts*
in last week's Issue of The Adver
tiser appeared an article, entitled
"Commence Interesting Suit", refer
ring to the action brought by Mr. C.
A. Floyd of Birmingham, Ala., against
Mr. 1). Caspar Smith of Waterloo for
a final accounting and settlement of
the ? stat?> of fiie late Joel W.Anderson.
Owing to Mr. Smith's prominence and
the estate Involved, mach Interest is
attached to the suit and many com
ments have been made since the Item
appeared stating that the suit had been
(tied.
a representative of The Advertisor
called upon Mr. Smith's attorneys for
u statement in reference to Hie mat
ter, nut they refused to discuss the
suit, saying that the merits of the ease
were not to be tie- subject of a news
paper controversy. However, they
say (hat at the proper time, when the
nuttier is before the courts, an abso
lutely clean showing will he made.
In talking of the case, a friend of
Mr. Smith's caid: "Of my own knowl
edge, there I? nothing in this suit;
Mr. smith can show an absolutely cor
rect management of the estal * of the
late Joel W. Anderson, an I he owes
Mr. Floyd ami the other heirs noth
ing".
Pursuing the subject, this gentle
man said: "A lull an l lair settlement
of thai estate was made twenty years
ngo, as the records will show in the
Judge of probate's olllee, an I as up '
proved by that u'llcnr. Mr. Smith
owes nothing, as I happen to know,
and Mr. Floyd lias been of ago some
twenty years and ma until a few days
ago was there iiliy intimation i he
hi d claims against the executor id the
estate",
"The friends of Mr. Smith'', said he
"know life-long reputation tor
honesty t>n i Integrity and thai he
would never wrong any one. Mr
Smith' hoi !> receipt.-, for all Ids trans
actions in this mailer, ami lie will
m. Ke a el 'an and correct showing".
Mr. Smith, who was executor of the
w ill of th- late Joel W. And irson. nnd
tl.e defendant in the notion, i- repre
sented by the law firms of Ferguson
?v Pentherstono mid Itlchoy & Richeyi
Mr. T. I'. Turner, .lr.. represents the
plnlntlff, Mr. C. a Floyd. The case
in all likelihood will lie railed at the
November term of court, and there
will l>e many who will watch Its pro
gress an I outcome with keenest In
terest.
Why f
From a small beginning the sale and
use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has extended to all purls of the United
Stales and to many foreign countries
Why. ? Because it lias proved espe
cially valuable for coughs ami colds
For s' >y I.aureus Hin? Co.
?Jood tor Biliousness.
"I ok two of Chamberlain's Stom
ach .id and Liver Tablets last night,
an?' I feel fifty per cent heiter than I
have for w eeks." says .i J.Firestone
of Allegun. Mich. "They are certain
ly a line article for biliousness." For
sale by I.aureus Drug Co. Samples
free.
OK A Til OF Mils. .1. V. tNDKKSON.
Itclnvcil Wife of Waterloo Citizen
Passed twit) Thursday.
Waterloo, Sept. Ill Waterloo was
very much saddened last evening when
it became known that Mr-. Hvii An
derson, tie* young wife o! Mr, .1 Frank
Anderson; w is lead, sin- having died
at hoi' home on Main street at li
o'clock, Mrs Vnderson wns "s years
old. and though her condition wtiii
known to lie Critical, nevertheless (ho
d ? tee a - a groal sinn K to
i llj and fri< n ' -
.lie deceased ..- survived by a <\ ?
voted young husband and three Irina II
Children, pretty l it! - golden haired
Janie. a lovely little hrowh-eyod boy
ami a tend >r babe.
Before hod' mar rinse shii was Mis*
RvS Smith, oldest (I lighter of \ir. 1)
Casper Smith of ti i.-, plnco, tvho Stir
vivos her. S o- i., also survived bj
a sister. Mrs. I'Jttgi :i ? P. Walker of
Atlanta, and on ? brother, Mr. J, Casper
Bin I tit of Waterloo. Mrs, Anderson
attended ChlCnrn coll <-> ?. Oreenvllle,
n Session or two, later going t . Colum
bia (female college, wher*j site re
inaincd until suinmoued home by tlte
sudden death of her motlior .Mis. i>
CoepOr Smith, In the year i -n i.
Mrs. Anderson was a consistent
member oi the Flral Methodist Charon,
.*? true and fond moth-r and a loving
wife. The family an.I relatives haw
(he sincere sympathy of many sorrow
ing friends. Interment will take
piace tomorrow in the town Cemetery,
Why Druggist* Recommend Chamber
lain's Colic, ( holer,i aa l Diar
rhoea reinedy.
Mr, Frank C. Hanrahan. a prominent
drugulst of Portsmouth, Va ..says*
"For the past six years I have sold
and ror.omnieiidad Chamberlain's Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
It is ft gr?at remedy and one of thO
best patent medicines on the market
f handle some other? for the name
purposes that pay me u larger |>rofit,
bit this remedy is so sur? to effect
a cure, and my customer so certain
to appreoiftto icv recommending it to
him. that I give it tho proforcuce."
For sale by l.aurcnn Drug Co.
< KLKBKATKS .?HTII A.VMVKRMAKY.
Mr. C. ?? Babb of Bubuu Muk?s Fount
with Frioods uud Relatives*
Rabuil, Sept. 20.?At the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Q. W. Babb last Sunday
was celebrated Mr Babb's 58th birth
day. All Ms children, grand children,
and all hit brothers, sisters, and a few
visitors were present. The hall and
dining room were beautifully decorat
od with palms and ferns. At one
o'clock the dining room doors were
thrown open where a most elaborate
dinner was served, ami everybody was
made t<> feel perfectly free and wel
come. Quite a number of line pres
ents were given to Mr. Babb.
Those present were, Mr. and Mrs.
I,. R. Babb. Mr. and Mrs. I! |.. Haid..
Mr. ami Mrs. T. I-'. Babb, Mr. and Mrs
VV. c. Babb. Mr. ami Mrs. Tom Roper.
Mr. and Mrs. Kutiis (Ira;.. .Sir. and
Mrs. /.eh VailCO and children. Messrs.
mile and Jerome Babb, Mr. and Mrs.
John Putnam. Mr. M, K. Mahaffey.
Miss Lizzie Coleman and others.
Mr. and Mrs. John Muhotl and Miss
Corrle Mahon, spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Woodruff with their
uncle, Mr. William Coleman.
Mrs. Rebecca Owens and daughter,
Miss lOdna. spent Thursday with Mrs.
Claude Wasson.
Mr. Willie Brown of Laurens, ac
companied by his frier: ), Mr. Tha.l i
Moore, were at Rabuil Sunday after
noon.
Mr. T. Houston Babb left Monday
morning for Purinen, where he will
40 to school.
Negro l.irl I) ran nod.
Am unusual aCoident, thai a little
negro girl drowning In a foot path,
occurred last Thursday :ifj.oca near
M.ui 1 11 si::ti:a. It >s learned from
>r. J. 11. Tongue who was called to
attend the eld! I. that d -Pi was due
ro drowning. 11 seems 1 tat the girl,
Willie O.loli. was hurrying Kohio in.
'he rain, when she fell i-i the path,
presumably attacked by ;." epileptic
tit. Face downward, si c was drown
id a the rain, her head forming a dam
or t'.i" water as it coursc-d down t'ie
path.
Kills Wnuld-Be Slayer.
\ merciless murderer Is Appendlcl
lis with many victims. But l^r.
Kings New Lift? Pili? kill i' by pre
vention. They gently stimulate the
Uomach, liver and ho weis, prevent
ing 1 hot clogging that unites nppen
liiiii.,. curing (Constipation, Bilious
ness Chills. Malaria. 11 'aduche an 1
Indigestion. 2"?c at Palmetto Drug
("o. nn I Laurens I irug Co.
' Wood's Descriptive C
Fall Seed Catalog
uow ready, aives the fullest
informal oa about all
Seeds for the
Farm and Cardan,
Grasses and Clovers,
Vetches. Alfalfa.
Seed Wheat. Oats.
Rye, Barley, etc.
Alao tells ill about
Vegetable & Flower Seeds
that can t>e plaate.1 in the fall to
advantage and prorit, ami al>out
Hyacinths, Tulips an 1 other
Flowering Bulbs, Vegetable anil
Strawberry Plants. Poultry
Supplies and Fertilizers.
i
Every '/<irm*r and o<r-icn^r ?nouM
!ii?v.? rhu catal i l: 1.1 lliva i.rtb;? t!i
Its li-lo'tiVitf... and RUKZ?-"ttvo li.'m for
>\ profitable ?n't ?atlMaomry Kami or
Garden. Catalogue mailed Iroa on
request. Write tar it.
T. W. WOOD & SONS, ;
V^j Seedin?an. ? Richmond. Vi. C>
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE
We are offering for
sale the L'udy Blakely
home place at Ora S C
Continuing 30 > acres, more
or leys, one of tlie most de
sirable farms i:i the np ebun*
try. S it '. lauds will be sold .it
Public Outcry
at Laurens, C. H., P. C.
First Monday in Oct
ober.
This ' can be purchased
privatel) it' desired.
For further information address.
L. P. BLAKELY
ORA, S. C.
janmmsmmmmmKmMMmtt
NOTICE OF EXAMINATION.
Tlie County Hoard of Education will
hold the regular Fall examination for
teachers on Kriday. October 1st. The
exam not t ion will he held In the City
Armory 'over Philpot's store) bogin
promptly ;?t !*:i'.0 o'clock a. m.
GKOKHK L. PITTS.
7-2t County Supt. Education.
What about protecting
your property against loss
by fire. We have as good
as the best in the way of
Insurance.
Laurens Fire In=
surance Agency
C. W. McCRAVY, Mgr.
New Line
Choice Groceries
Let us call your attention
to the following selections
to tempt your appetite.
Canned Meats
Choice Salmon, Roast. Beef,
Com Beef, Chipped Beef,
Lunch Tongue, Potted
Ham and Tongue, Van
Camps Hominy an 1 Pork
and Beans.
Fruits
Select Desert Peaches, Pie
Peaches, Apricots. Prunes,
Apples, Tomatoes, L\tc.
We solicit your business
and assure you the very best
attention.
Have you tried oar line
of Tea and Coffee?
Mahaffey & Babb
PHONE 244 LAURENS, S. C.
The New Store Makes Good!
SATURDAY'S SELLING you saw with your
own eyes?in spite of the steady down pour all day
the people were here?this week we expect big
things?new goods are rolling; in every day?the
prices are cheaper than you ever saw before?ev
3ery day this wetk we will offer special "Not Ad=
vertised Bargains." We want you to come every
dav=-if our price is not less don't buv.
Thursday
Men's 35 c Negli
gee Shirts
A9
T1 urjday
Apron Ginghams
Der vai
.04
Friday
Window Shades
35c values |q
Special Thursday
Ifroiii ii {?) r i:16, i ? yards of best
!'.'? onl\ A f\
vards to tl * ^ ?
Special Thursd* y
f??tit 2 to 2: i'>, good
vai tie (>il C lotb
.09
Cheapest
Store in
South
Carolina
Friday
Ball Thread r\ r
per doz ?n
Spool
Cotton
.02
Special Friday
From ii to I t;to, to yards of 12
des, all ( ol .: -., only a
io i h ' cust nner ? ?
Special Friday
oin 3 to v- o, Calico in
so!i -. pei ard ? %} Ah*
Th ursday
Domestic
Checks
This Store will be closed
Saturdav on account of
?*
Holiday.
Friday
One big lot Tan
color Taf a r\
feta Silk .^V
W. H. Ashendorf
:eapest Store in South Carolina. 2 doors West of P. 0. Laurens, S. JC.
Pianos, Pianos, Pianos.
Here is a help for all workers in The Adverti
ser's Popularity Contest. For the names of
three prospective buyers this fall for Pianos, I will
give 200, votes for every sale of a piano to any of
the persons whose names have been sent to me,
! will give 5oo votes. Should all the pros
pective buyers, sent to me purchase a piano, I
will give 3000 votes.
Listen?
This moans much for every wprker or their friends. My
Pianos ;ire equal( if not superior) to any pianos offered to the
buyer and I sell for much less prices and on terms to suit
you.
Free music lessons for 6 months to every purchaser of a
piano. Teacher of your own selection, Music Teachers are
requested to give me their address, it is to their advantage.
L. A. McCord
Laurent, S. C.
LAND AND WATER!
See me about selling that property of yours or about
buying before you buy. (?et my plan it never failes when
I can get a buyer,
jj I have a lot of choice property in Clinton for sale, write
or phone me and see if I can interest you.
P. S. Jeans
CLINTON, S. C.
BELL PHONE, NO. 75
Buy a Farm Now!
In the fall of the year is the time the to buy a nice
farm, you will soon have to plan for next years work, so
come let us show what wo have listed.
We have recently had some exceptional nice farms
listod for aale ranging front 21 to 200 acres. Prices from
*7 $15.00011 up. We have f irms all over the county well
^ located as to Neighborhood, Churches and Schools and
we can please from oui list.
S Laurens Trust Co. $
\ C. A. Power, Mgr. Real Estate Department. ^5
Now Is The 1 Ime
Sull ivan's Store The Place
Just arrived a car of fine heavy Red Rust Proof Outs
for fall SOWillg.
Crimson Clover Seed, Seed Rye and Barley now in stock.
We have a full lino of Flour which we bought to sell
see us prices are right. Clet a sack of that fresh water
ground Corn Meal made from best Tennessee White Corn
free from Pellagra Germs.
J. H. Sullivan
Headquarters for Bagging and Ties
Laurens, S. 0.