Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f f ? THI; HONOR RULL ? ? # I ' ? ' ? " * ? ? * ? **** Tho M*t of pn|iiis in tin> gruded schools of this citv who have ? 11 :t < I * - nn average <>f 1)5 per cont in scholar ship, deportment und attendance dur ing tho second scholastic month is os follows: First Grade George Alright, l.u> jclus Hums, Monteitii Cnlno, Lorraine IQooche, Mikoll Gilbert, Charles Hughes "Waldo .Marlin, Henry Mo Lend, .lullait "Walk !l\ Flora liounet, Marian Molt. Knthrino Holt, Rosa Or.?y, llai'i'lettt? |iUgllC8, Virginia Martin. Caroline Iliinkln, Mnry Smyth, Lee Wutsoh, Marshall Dcndy. Second tirade Uruco Counts. Wil liam Lake. Itoberl McC'ui n, lloyd Law son, Kston Nichols, Mary Rlnckwell, Ii Junnltn WllkcH. Third Grade Itoherl Lucas, Meaty McLill, Frank Pose}', Calnia TengUO, Martha Mai ksdale. Mildred Counts, Harlan Crown, Louise Dondy, Laura Kmily Dial. Martha Franks, Bern lee Mong, Margare Wright. Fourth tirade Uusscll Fhtndors, Phoebe Fculherstono, Rebecca Lake. Nora Nichols, Sophie Shuyor, Kll/.a bcth Young, Strlekler Rnuklii. Fifth Grade Mary Sullivan. Sarah Molt. Ilntlio Sullivan. Alle Snoddy, Irby Lawrence, I toy Taylor, Mnxc.v Tetnpletun. Sixth Grade Itlanch Murr.s, in-/ Hudgciis, Louise Simmon/. I.llln Todd, Hat tie Cray. Seventh Grude Ruth Wlnn, Hayne Tay lor, Caroline ItOpcr, Harriet simp, son, Gtissic Milhr. Ninth Grade Minnie .leans. Mary Posey, Helen Sullivan, Azlle Woflford; Tenth tirade Rebecca Dial, Margue ite Tolbcrt, Alluwco Watson. Mill School. First Grude Charlie Motte, Lucy Lnnhnm, Kate l-Justaro, Corn Aber? crombie. Second Grade Clyde Gnsmll, Dor roh Hulrstou, I'lva Robertson, I2vu Duf fy, Kunicc (in- noil. Fourth tirade Leon a Adams, Maud Trippo, Winnie Trlppo, Ethel Council, \ Scalded Roy's Shrieks horrifies his grandmother, Mr Maria Taylor, of Nebo, Ky ..who writes that when all thought he would die. Muck len's Arnica Salve wholly cured him. Infallible for Hums, Scalds. Cuts. Corns, Wounds am! Mruises. Cures Fever-Sores. Roils, Skin Hruptions. Chilblains, Chapped Hands. Soon rout ; Piles. 2">c at the Laurens Drug Company and the Palmetto Drug Co. ? When you pray, ask for what you need, not for what you wain. 1)0YS KM.I,I D HKD 1MIIDS. Citizen* Sits 1'iiclory Hoys II ring, illg la Head Cardinal. Coming im?, ilio cliy last Friday a good townsman remarked to tlx.- re porter thai ho had, on tho toad near Walts mills, passed a group of young hoys who w?ic returning from a bird hunt. "Among I lie birds on their string", ? : i l hi . "I noticed ah Mhglish cardinal commonl:> known ris the uul bird. To shoot these hlri|s Is directly against I he law. i have no idea thai the boys know it Is ngainsl the law to teil 1 (his bird". "Will, how can stich practices he Flopped?" askod the reporter. "There is no use writing about this; people don't take inttch notice of w rit ten warnings, especially the hoys who do such things. The only way Is to ha\o them arrested and lined; that will tench them and that is Hie only way" The practice of shooting these birds should by all means be stopped: tho ollicors of the law cannot appre hend till violators, unless the citizens lend their ail. Why can hoi the Au dubou society do some good work along this line? ^ Ol NO I. UM \ IIM.DS TO DU ITH. JIIss l.iila Henderson, Daughter ?t .Mr. ami >l r.?*. II, I. Henderson. After an Illness of about sis weeks, Miss Litia, the fourth daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. i'.. i.. Henderson of Mt. Gal lagher, passed away at the faintly home .Monday morning, November Sth. on the following day the funeral ex ercises, conducted by the pastor of the deceased, Dev. <:. M. Sexton of Greenville, and the Uov. .1; M. Dallas of Ware Shoals, were held at Poplar . Springs llaptlsi church with n large concourse of fidenO.s and relatives in attendance. Miss Henderson was ;i modest, re fined young lady, a consecrated Chris tian and loved and admired by an extended circle ot4 friends who sin cerely regret her death and truly Sympathize with the bereaved family. 1 The deceased was a sister of Mrs. j Wilmot Smith anil n helce of Mr. .las. A. Clai'd.v and Mrs. t). Simmons, all of this City, ami has a large family connection throughout the county. sick Headache. This distressing disease results from a disordered condition of the stomach, and can he cured by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Get free sample at Laurent Drug Company's drugstore and try p. DEATH OF A YOl NO 31 AN. Willie 31c. Lungston son of Gio Late Ldgnr Lungston. Mr. Willie Me. Lnagston. the is year old son oi the late G. litlgav and .Mrs. Kllle Watts Langstoti, dle<: at the homo oi ins uncle, Mr. .1. Mnrvln Lungston. hear Lanfert!, and was hurled In the Lunford Methodist, Church cemetery on Saturday, Nov. 1J. A largo company of friends und relatives iVcro present t<> pay n tri bute <ii" r<-:.pitct to the methory of this noble youth who was jitst verging in tu manhood's estate when the cycle of (hath claimed him and boi'0 his spirit to that unknown country; Your Money's for the next weeR Bargains !n the Ne= cessities of Life. Fine recleane 1 Red May and Blue Stem Seed Wheat We have now in store 500 barrels of Fresh Flour which we are going to sell. Best patent Flour, Copy right or White c Satin per bbl. *PO.ZO Best second patent Flour, Nonlyke or g? "7 C White Hose, Choice Hearey Red Rust Proof Oats Fatten your Hogs we have the Feed Bran and Shorts dj ^ O E |Der sack - Mill Feed per -?(\ sack - *Pl.OU Rice Meal per Rice Flour per <?| ^7 er sack - J. H. SULLIVAN Laurens, S. C. FZLLING the Best of Shoes at reasonable prices together with our excellent Shoe Service has won for us the name of=== The Best Shoe Store in Town Report may be hearsay, but if seeing is testi mony, we stand ready to show you the Best of Shoes with pleasing prices attached. ,' It Jm We should like to show you our Men's $4.00 and$ 5.00 Shoes, our Women's $4 and $3.50 Shoes, our SI.50 and $2.00 School Shoes: We'd like to show you the good points in these shoes, have you seen the new style features, the splendid leathers and the artis tic Shoe Making. We want you to know exactly what the "Best Shoe Store" can do for vou in Fall Footwear. Tlav we show vou? 5k3 R. E. Copeland The Shoe Man, Laurens, S. C. Customers Shoes Shmed Free The One Price .Shoe Store. Er Tliis Store for stylish 0 Footwear in Edwin & Clapp and Regal ! Shoes. This Store is the home of Hart Schaff ner 6: Marx fine Clothing. I t_.m._t__._ f? As a new comer to your city we want you to feel at home in our store as soon as possible, we want you to know the best v.s .place to buy Clothing, Mats and Shoes. We will be pleased to have vou come in any day and inspect our stock, let us get ac w quainted w ith you and you with us. Visit Tribble Clothing Company on the corner where you seethe big Shoe. We can make your money last Tribble Clothing Company The Up-to-Date One Price Clothiers. 1