Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE WORLD WIDE WORK ITS MEANING AND SCOPE. Rev. J. HrncSt Thacker, secretory og evangelistic work of tlie Prcsbyt' mi olntrcli in the! Unit eil Btnlos, who i.-i conduct in?-? n series of evangelistic services hi Laurens, usss the design in his evangelistic campaigns, called "The World Wido H "'i'"v. seats the world, which <so loved as t? give "Ills dry begotten Soil) that whosoever bcllevelh In f 11 * ? should not perish, but have overturn ing lif< ." it represents the cross of Christ for the uplift und salvation of Hie world, This st ftiuti to I'u'tvc beeil Paul's Idea when he Wrote "God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world Is crucified unto nie and I unto the world". And it seems to be Christ's own Idea when he says. "I, if 1 be lift ed up from the earth, Will draw all men unto me." '? signifies that the work of every Christian, of whatever name or denomination, is to carry a knowledge of Christ crucified on the cross "for our sins ami rising again lor our Justification" to fach ami ev ery creature in the home-land ami in the far away places ()?' the earth, that the kingdoms of the world may speed ily become the Kingdoms of our Lord and of His Christ. IlECKMKKIt Or I U I IL S Vl.LS. 'three Tracts und (lue Lot Seid Hj Clerk of Court Kelt. The weather being line there was an Immense crow in the city Monday, December solesdny. The only official sales of the day were made by the clerk of court as follows: In the case of Anna L. Martin vs H. II. Plnson et al, 153 acre tract in Waterloo township, bid off for the plaintiff for $1,075; Mary k. Cunning ham vs George McPherson, 17r. acres in Waterloo, soltl to Mrs. M. 11. Har ris for $1,750; Katherine Senn et al. vs Kemper St mi et al. iL' ncres in Laurens township to K. A. Cooper for $501 ; Hank of Laurens vs Andew Ca rey. I1-., acre lot at Cold Point to the Plaintiff for H\ James V Leak, Mr Jas X. Leak, the :> al OStSte deal er, sold at auction (Hiring the day the "Hilly llndgrns place," located near Chestnut ithlgh Church and containing tract v Mis. Jessie A. Martin an I was bought Seine Private Sales >l \ Al (light Of the flame day the camp will hold an Interesting < eremohlal sc? ion. The COtlfllj V\ lioal Pen I es I, Mi-. .1. v.'ade Anderson is still urging upon the farmers of the county en ter the wheat growing contest. Let all the farmers in each township en ter, plant ?nie acre the yield from which is to conn* in the Contest. Mr. Anderson is very desirous that the IiameS of nil the entries he sent at onee, cither to him or to The Advertis er. UNTIMELY DEATH OF MISS BOOZER Beloved Young Woman Pusses, l'encc? mil) \wny Kurl) Mundil) Morning, The announcement yesterday of t f??? dentil (if Miss Anna Boozer, which <><? cured at I o'clock in tin- morning of Monday, was the occasion of much re gret ami many expression of Sympathy | in tiii.- eH>'' Though death was not hin xpected, this hewp of this < ?ieellenl young woniaii'H early demii ? was re-' v>i>(tii wit,!) i?Q? nearly three, y.-ai'n .Miss |.?..,.- i had been Confined to fipr W?l Iii, suffering the ravages of thai dread disease, consumption; and though cut oil In hor young woman hood, dentil was a relief lo (he great ult'< ring she has undergone In late i ! Miss Boozer had made her home | with her chlor sister. Mrs. .1 Randolph Little since nearly three years ago when she was compelled on account of her health to give up her cherislsh od work, that of trained nursing, For about two years she was engaged as a nurse in the city hospital lit Augus ta. Ott. Dining her resilience there she made numberless friends, as she did everywhere Win n here condition became serious she came to 1.aureus to live with Mrs. Little. There her wants were ministered to by loving hands until the end came, peacefully ami quietly in the early hours of Mon day. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in Clinton, the old home of the Boozer family. The honorary pall-hearers were: Messrs William Boyd, .1. W. Ferguson. William Dorroh. C. W. Tune. IL V. Simpson. B. F. Simp son, and J. w. Todd. The active pall bearers were Messrs. J, 11. Teague. \V. D. Ferguson. (I. ('. Albright, R. E. Copeland, Sye Owlngs, and Mason L. ('opeland. Miss Boozer was the youngest daughter of the lute J. J. Boozer, who was during his life-time one of the most prominent practitioners in 1.au reus county. She was twenty-eight years of age; a member of the Presby terian Church, a woman of high char act< r and true Christian disposition. GOOD SHOW NEXT WEEK. Manhattan Operu Comnnnj To Slug "Olivette" In I,aureus. Few opera companies. If any. ever won the respect of the Southern the atergoers so rapidly as have the ar tists with the Manhattan Opera coin any, which will play here on Decem ber 14th. The Manhattans are making fame for themselves on the present tour of the south, and being warmly endorsed by the southern press and public. The local engagement with the artists appearing in Audrnn's opera, "Olivette." is hound to he an affair that will pack the opera house to the doors. There are people with the Manhattans, mostly >i i rl s. and with Miss Kittle Nice Pearle as the prlma donna, the company will he seel) at its he-' in this city. Southern people are the first *o (oil the theatrical magnates that the coun try is fasl tiring of the horse piny so frequi ntl.v seeii in musical companies jidw touring the country. Tlib people wan* Something richer than the horse ? Opera eompai The <>p, r?i to i Olio. The coti lieu One Doctor Successful!) Treats Pneumonia, ' l'1 (renting I'tieunmnlii," says far, W..!. smith, of sunders; Ahn, '?nie only remedy I tjse for inn lungti is Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. While, bf course, I would treat other symptoms with different medicines. I fiaVO used Mils remedy many limes in my modl cal practice ami have yet tailed to find a ease where u has. not controlled the trouble I have used It m\. e|f. as has. also my wife for coughs and colds repeatedly, and I most willingly and cheerfully recommend It as superior to any other cough remedy to mv knowledge," For sale by Laurent* NOTICE -OF COUNTY TREASURER T!i<* books of the County Treasurer will Ii?' open for the collection of state, County and Commutation Road Taxes for Ilsen! year. 1000. at the Treasurer's ollice from October |."?tii to December HI si, HMMI. AOer Decemb ?;? 31st. one per ????lit will be add- (1, After Janu ary 3.1st. two per ?-< :i i. win be a titled, und after February -vlli. seven per :?( ??;. nill be aibb <l till the I5(h dm of Mart It, J!>K', when the books will' be Al! persons owning property in more I than one township ar>- requested to call for receipts in each of the several townships in which the property is lo cAted. This is important, as addition- ' al cos! ami penalty mijy bq attached. I .Ml ttble-boUied nude citizens be tween the nprx of 21 and 00 years of ano ore liable to pay a poll tax of $1.00, except old soldiers, who are exempt at fifty years of age. Commutation Road Tax $1.00 in lieu of road duty. Road Tux to be paid by the 1st day of March. 1910. Other taxes to be pain al the time stated above. Prompt attention will be given those who wish to pay tbelr taxes through the mail by check, money-order, etc. Persons sending in lists of names to he taken off are requested to send them early, ami give the township of each, as the treasurer is very busy during the month of December. The tax levy is as follows: State Tax . 6*4 Mills Ordinary County Tax .... 3>4 Mills Special Railroad Tax _ 1 Mills Road Tax . :: Mills Constitutional School Tax. It Mills Total . IG'2 Mills SPECIAL SCHOOLS. Laurens Township. Laurens No. 11 . f. Mills Trinity Ridne No. 1 . 4 Mills Maddens No. 2 . 2 Mills Narnie No. 3 . L* Mills Bailey's No. l . 2 Mills Mills No. 5 . 2 Mills Oak Grove No. ft . 2 Mills Yonnirs Township. Votings' No. 2 . 3 Mills Fountain Inn No. :;b .Id Mills Lanford No. 10 . 2'_. Mills Ora No. 12 . 2 Mills Dials Township. Green Pond No. 1 . ".Mills Shiloh No. :: . 2 Mills Gray Court-Owlngs No. .*, .... 2 Mills Rarksdale No. G . 2 Mills Dials Church No. 7 . 2 Mills Sullivan Township. Princeton No. 1 . ?"> Mills No. 3 . 2 Mills No. 4 . 4 Mills No. 6 . 4 Mills Tumbling Shoals No. 6 _ 2?? Mills Hrewerton No. 7 . 3 Mills Sullivan Township Railroad Pond . 4 Mills AVnterloo Township. Waterloo No. 14 . ?? Mills Mt. Gallagher No. 1 . :?; Mills Bethlehem No. 2 . 2 Mills F.kom No. 3 . 2 Mills No. 4 . 2 Mills No. D . :t Mills Mt. Pleasant No. fi . 2 Mills Mt. Olive No. 7. 4 Mills Cross Hill Township. Cross Hill No. 13 . f. Mills Cross Hill No. 1 . 2 Mills Cross Hill No. 2 . 2 Mills Cross Hill No. t . 2 Mills Cross Hill No. ." . 2 Mills Cross Hill No. G . 2 Mills Hunter Touiislllp. Mount-. Hie No. IG . 4V6 Mills Hunter No. 2 . 2 Mills Hunter No. :: . 2 Mills Clinton No. .". . Mills f Seufllolo \\ 11 Tow ns hi p. Lanford No. >?? . 2'a Mills Ora No. 12 . 2 Mills .1. D. MOCK. County Treasurer. October 1. 1000. \ Double Pleasure. i. !!!?? on you. Yon came home ? . o I did. my dear. I Jusl couldn't t the pleasure ()f SCCillg two of PI \ SK SSO IPS NO IKK. Ilrewerton, Jnnunry 10, from 1 p. m. to I p. II). Bharpe's Store. January 20. from ;? a. in, to 12 in. Prlhcefoh* January 20, from I p. m. to I p m. Tumbling Shoals, January 21 from In a. m. to 2 p. in. 1?. I), Harris's, January 21. from in a. in. to 2 p. in. Abhor Dnbb's, January 25, from in a. in. to 2 p. m. v, a. White's, January 21:. from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Cook's Store, January 27. from hi a in. 10 2 p. in. Stewart's Store, January 28, from in a. 111. to 2 p. 111 Young's, January 20, from l?i a. m I?) 12 rri. I Pleasant Mound, January 20, 2p, m The best place to select Christ mas presents From our line of Morris Chairs Ladies1 Writing Desks and Fancy < Kid Dressers, all made of the best quality material, beautifully finished and at prices that will make it to your interest to select your Christ mas presents here. s LAURENS, S. C. to I p. in. Lnilfordi January 31, from 0 a. m. to 12 m. Ora. January 31, from 2 p. m. to t p. in. Watts Mill. February 2, from 2 p. m. to J p. m. All male citizens between the ages of 21 ami GO years on the 1st of Janu ary, except those who are incapable of earning a support from being main ed or from other causes, are deemed polls. Confederate veterans excepted. All taxpayers are required to give Township and No. of School District: also state whether property is situated 111 town or country. Fach lot. tract or parcel of land must hi' entered sepa rately. After the 20th of February. 50 per cent penalty will he attached for fail ure to make returns. W. T. IlORROH. Dec. I. 1909 Id. Winks is. SUOOZO. "Stands to reason no Congregation can agree as to the proper length for a sermon. "Why not " "Some like -10 winks and some pre fer a snooze." -Louisville Courier Journal. Trespuss Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden un der penalty to trespass or to hunt on the lands of the undersigned) the same having been duly posted. M. 'I'. Simpson. K. (!. Davenport. L. E. Davenport. Taylor Grant. E. w. Pinson. M. E. Pinson. Cross Hill, s. c. Citation lor Letters of Administration, The State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. By o. G. Thompson, Probate Judge: Whereas. C. W. Garrett made suit, to me. to grant him letters of Admin Istration of the estate and effects ot w. it Garrott; These are therefore, to cite and ad , monish all ami singular the kindred and creditors of the said \V. II. Carre'I, : deceased, that they be and appear be ' fore me in the Court of Probate, to be hold at Laurens C. 11.. S. C on tic Oth day of December, 1900, next. aftOI publication hereof, at 11 o'clock ill ? the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why said Administration' should not be granted. Given under my hand this, 29th (lay of Noveinber.Anno Domini 1909. O. G THOMPSON, J, P. L. C. \ \ x \ h. Clinton, S. C. AT %> tp. M. "3 >d \^ /is du VI 1 O ?i 1 J J :' These lots arc* a division of the Wofford properly facing Green street, Bell street and a new street through from Green street to Celia Vance estate. These lots lie well,are in ;i good part of the town and are most desirable for building lot:? for ^ colored people. W The colored people are urged to bid for these lots and build %% on them. Nearly all lots in this section of the town are owned by colored people of the better class. Now is your $L chance to get *i lot at your own price and on the terms you w can afford to buy. jf Terms of 5ale One third cash, remainder in three equal ' annual installments, if desired. J. N Leak The Real Estate Man to x i 1 V /?? Yf x x x -tit V**