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SHERIFF'S SALE I'll* State of South Carolina, County of Laurous. IN torilT OF COMMON PLEAS. The Geiser Mfg. Company, Louis ville Lead and Color Company. Gulf Ueflning Company, Pittsburg Pump Company, E. C. Atkins Company, Frictionless Metal Company, Chat tanooga Implement and Mfg. Com pany. Plaintiffs. vs Eureka Foundry and Supply Company. Defendant. Pursuant to executions filed in the sheriff's office for i.aureus county, and directed to me as sheriff, 1 will sell for cash, to the highest bidder, at pub lic outcry, during the legal hours of sah> on Monday, the third day of Jan uary, 1910, it being it legal salesday, Hie following property to wit: One Vanduvelt Gasoline Engine, :l horse power. One gasoline engine, 5 horse power throe Chat. Impt. dise plow, one rubber bolt, six distributors, one Deere corn planter, four Thomas plnnlcrs, one Royal disc plow, one Royal disc cultivator, one doubl'0 disc . plow, one Deere turn plow, two emery Island, Said properly levied on and sold as the property of the said Eureka Foun dry and Supply Company. John I>. Owlngs, Sheriff of l.aureus county, Dec. 18, 1!><>!>. Executive Committee Meets. On Saturday morning of this week, i at 10 o'clock, the executive committee of the Laurens County Baptist associa tion will meet in the office of Mr. J. A. ('lardy for the transaction of im portant business. The members of this committee are urged to be present. Hun's Tilts. We offer One Hundred Dollars He ward for any case of Cat ari a that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Ca., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have F. .1. Che ney for the last 1", years, and believe in.a perfectly honorable in all bus ncss transactions, .and financially able to carry out any obligation made by his firm. Wnlding, Kinnnn & Marvin. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. (). Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 7?c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Halls Family Pills for consti patlon. Ready & Willing make a mighty good team. As the father is bent. BO the son is Inclined. | Vor Eczema?. Tetter und Salt Itheuin. The intense Itching characteristic of these ailments is most instantly allay ed by Chamberlain's Salve. Many se vere cases have been cured by it. For Bale by I.am ens Drug Co. Our New Year Greetings. $ -1 We thank you for the liberal patronage you have given us during the past year, and ask you to look out for our Advertisements during 1910 as we will offer many Bargains. J. L. Hopkins Laurens, S. C. New Year Greeting We thank our customers for their patronage during the prst year and i-olioit your 1910 business. J. E. Mi??er * Br?. | w?tNME;TESTED ?WEAR PROVED* if OORTRIQHT METAL SHINGLES have been in use on large and small buildings all over America?under all conditions of weaT and weather?for more than 23 years?yet no one has seen a -wornout Cortright roof?many have seen a Cortright roof moved from one building to another. Put on in half the #ime?no solder, no scams, fewer nails, least fitting, little weight, painted inside and out. Let us show you the four styles, and some houses with Cortright shingles on them. FOR SALE BY Brooks & Jones. Lauren*, 5. C. MR. Wm. A. MOORHEAD j WEDS MISS HOPKINS, _ I Benutiful Marriage at Old Hopewcll Church Last Wednesday Eveu? lug -Wedding Reception. Old llopewcll Methodist church, In the southeastern pari of Laurens coun ty, six miles from Clinton, was tho scone of, a beautiful marring I mi Wed nesday evening of last week, 7:30 o' clock, whi n Miss Mabel Hopkins, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Calvin Hopkins and Mr. Wil liam Alexander Moorhcad were united in the holy bonds of matrimony, the Rov. 1). P. Boyd. pastor of the bride 0 dictating. The typical old country church was beautifully decora ted, by th<> hinds of many loving friends for this happy event. The walls were bung in Ivy, the w indows draped with garlands of cedar, while the pulpit and altar were a mass of cedar, holly and Ivy, with great banks of ferns, palms ami pot 1 plants. Over the entrance of tho two aisles were artistically arranged arch es of cedar and holly, lighted with '. many candles. Suspended from the '? great arch In the c< nt< r of tho chan cel was a heart, In which were entwin ed the two Initials, "M" and "11". At the rear of the chancel, amidst it per fect bower of flowers and plants stood I Mrs. C. It. Wot kutan, who immediate ly proceeding the ceremony, sang with perfect voice and beautiful effect. "If I were A Rose", accompanied at the piano by Miss Pet Parrott of Clinton. Following the solo, to the awcet strains of Lohengrin's wedding march effectively rendered by Miss Parrott, came the two ushers. Messrs C, W. Boyd and !?). \V. Workman, entering from the roar and proceeding down the two main aisles of the church. Af ter them tin' four little candle bearers, Marion and Josephine Workman, pret ty little misses, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Workman, and Masters Ace and Hugh Workman, sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Workman; when they reach ed the chancel railing these little cou ples turned and faced the altar await lug the approach of the attendants and the bride ami groom. The four maids. Misses Annie Lunkhead of Concord. X. C, Simslc McMIchnol of Orangeburg Syvlo Moorhcad of ML Tabor, and Nidi Boyd of Clinton, all wearing beautiful gowns of cream moi'00 silk trimmed in baby Irish lace, each carrying a bouquet of crimson carnations, enter ed from the north aisle and wi re met at Cue altar by the groomsmen; these wore Messrs M. H. Hipp of Abbeville. Jack Askew of Cnion. J. McC. Barks dale of Clinton and F. Marvin Whit look Of Union, The groomsmen, in conventional evening dress, entered from the south aisle and With the I maids formed a semi-circle about tin I altar. With the bride, entering from the ! north ; Isle of the church, came Miss Olllo Hums of Barksdale, the maid of honor, wearing an elegant gown of 1 sky blue inossnlino, with braided nel and pearl pnssamonterle trimmings, and currying a lovely hompiel of white carnations. Tho'bride, a typical bru { nettle was a vision of loveliness, reg I ally clad in a beautiful gown of mou scllno tie solr, elegantly trimmed in pearl pnjsnmonlorle; tho bridal veil was caugllt Into the hair with a dainty Clasp of lilies of the valley, and foil in beautiful folds ubotil tho lovol) fig are; over hot* left arm she carried a botU|U< t of lilies of the valley. Tin groom with his b''st man. Mr, 11. Kennedy Uullodgo of Pocky Mount. X. C. . ntorod from the south aisle and joined the bride immediately in front of the altar. And there in tho presence of a largo gathering of friends, the words that made them husband and wife were beautifully and Impressive ly spoken by the Rev. D. P. Boyd, On leaving the church, the bridal couple marched down the south aisle as the inspiring notes of Mendolsohn's march wire sounded, the maid of hon or ami the best man inarched out the I north aisle, the attendants following, reversing the order of their entrance Immediately after the ceremony a reception was tendered the bridal par ty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Hopkins, near the church. Over a hundred guests were Invfled, and > these gathered about to extend con gratulations and best wishes to the happy pair. In the receiving party i were Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins. Miss Mar-i garet Young of Clinton. Miss Mae Con- ! nerly of Ninety Six, Miss Lillian Hop kins, sister of the bride. Miss Maud Bthol Hopkins of Columbia, and Miss-, es Helle and Violet Morbead of Mt. Tabor, sisters of tho groom. During the reception, a number of pleasing solos were rendered by Miss McMlcha j el. Mrs. (ioo. A. Browning of Goldvllle and Miss Parrott of Clinton. All the guests were invited into the dining hall whore an elegant wedding supper was served; as each guest left the room a piece of wedding cake, dain tily done up in pretty white boxes was presented as a souvenir. In the back parlor of the Hopkins home wore displayed the many hand some WOddlng presents. Tho beauty and number of these, In a way attester i to the high esteem in which the young ? couple are hold. At llo'clock Hie bridal party left | for Clinton, whence they went to Mt. Tabor in Union county, the former home of the groom to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents. After the holidays they will be at home in Goldville where the groom now resides und were ho is engaged as secretary of the Unmut Cotton mills. Mr Moorhend is the son of Mr Wal ter A. Moorhend, one of the largest and most prominent phintiM-s of Union COUIIty. For three years Mr. Moor head attended Fnnnan university, nf ter which he took a COUl'SO in the bus iness college of \tla,,ta. He has been with the Banna Cotton mills lor two years and his residence at Goldvllle has won the good opinion of all with whom he has associated; he has a bright future, he being a man of prac tical sense and unusual business abil ity. Miss Hopkins is the youngest daugh ter of Mr. 0, ('. Hopkins, a prominent planter of this county. She attended 'he Columbia collego lor two years, and while there made many friends in various parts of the state. Miss Hop kins is a young woman of rare bcaulv and accomplishment, and with all of sweet disposition and lovable charac I er. M. II. Fowler will sell you a 15c plug of tobacco for l(k. It is called MERM WIDOW. Useful to Him. "I used a word in speaking to my wife which offended her sorely a week rigo. She has not spoken a sylable to mo since", said a sad husband to a friend. The friend's face instantly lightened up and he asked: "Would you mind telling me what it was?" Stung For l."> Years by Indlgostion's pangs -trying many ? doctors and $200.00 worth of medicine in vain, Ii. F. Ayscue, of Ingloside, X. c. at last used l)r. Kind's New Life Tills, and writes they wholly cured him. They cure Constipation, nilllousncss, Siek Headache. Stomach, Liver Kidney and Bowel troubles. 25c at Laurens Drug Co. &. Palmetto Drug Co. At Christinas Time. The ,arth has grown C'd with its burden of car ?. Hut at Ctivu'tmos It id ways is young. The hear' of the jewel burns !u3troUH and fair. And its soul full of music burst: forth on the air. When the song of the angols is sing. ? Phillips 13 rooks. Alone in Saw Mill At Midnight. unmindful of dampness, drafts, storms or cold. W. .1. At Kins worked as Night Watchman, tit Banner Springs, Tenn. I Such exposure gave him a severe cold that settled on his lungs. At last he had t<* give up work. He tried many remedies hut all failed till he used Dr. King's New Discovery. ?'After USCillg ono bottle" be writes. "I went back to work as well as ever." Severe Colds, stubborn Coughs, Inliumed throats and sore lungs, Hemorrhages, Croup and Whooping Cough get quick relief and prompt cure from this glorious medi cine. HOC and $1.00. Trial bottle free, gunrrantced by Laurons Drug Co. Palmetto Drug Co. There's a Itcfisou. Til work no more for thai man Dolnn." "An- why?" "Share, 'tis on account nv n remark ; ho inade." '?'An' phwal was that '" "Says he, 'Casey.' says he, 'ye're dis ?liarged.' "- Skott h. I or A l,umc Hack. Wien you have pains or lameness in the bach bathe the parts with Chamberlain's Liniment twice a day. massaging with the palm of the hand for live minutes at ouch application, Tie n dampen a piece of llnnnol slight ly with this liniment and hind it on over the seat of pain, and yen may be surprised to see how quickly the lame, ness disappears. For sale by Lau rens Drug Co. .lust as (lOOtl. She. "Oh, George, you've broken your promise!" The Cheerful One: "Never mind, dearie, I'll make you another!"?Kx. Ill Health is More Kxpcnsho Than nil) < ore. This country is now filled with peo ple who migrate across the continent in all directions seeking that which gold cannot buy. Nine-tenths of them are suffering from throat and lung trouble or chronic catarrh resulting from neglected colds, and spending fortunes vainly trying to regain lost health. Could every sufferer but undo the past and eure that first neglected cold, all this sorrow, pain, anxiety and expense could have been avoided. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is fa mous for Its cures of colds, and can always be depended upon. I'se it and the most serious diseases may bo avoided. For sale by Laurens l >rug Co. Notice to Touchers. A letter from Mr. Swearlngen, state superintendent of education, reads: "In view of the failure of many teach ers to comply with the law requiring certificates to teach in the free public schools, this board orders an extra teacher's examination to be held on the 7th of January 1910." All teach ers desiring to stand this examination will please be on hand promptly at io o'clock on tin- 7th day of January 1910. The examination will be held in the court bouse. Ceo. L. IMtts. Co. 8upt of Education. * Money Making muney This interesting process is going <>u' at tliis hank every day of the year (Sundays included.) It is interesting from the tact that the process is due alone to interest?the interest we are paying depositors in our savings department. If your money is idle, bring it to this hank and we will put it to work tot your benefit. ? per cent, interest on Deposits The Bank for Your Savings. Real Estate Offerings l>3% tivl'CB land bounded by lauds oi estate <ii' W. II. Currctt,, Will Mar. tin. .lohn Todd, being a pnrt of V, P. Goodwin ?State; bas goyd dwelling and out buildings; well Umbered and nicely located. Price $23 per acre. 2G acres of land, nine room dwelling, lino barn ami out buildings, one ten ant bouse, at Ora, S. C. 1'riee $1,000. Fi 2 acres land, bounded by lands of 1.1. lt. Armstrong, s. L. Owlngs and Maucil Owlngs; I-room dwelling, one tenant bouse. Price $?!<> per acre. :'. acres of land In the town of Whit mfrc, s. c. nicely situated, suitable ft dwelling lots. Trice, $1,000. 109 Mi ncres of land bounded by lands of Pryson place, Pee Bailey, Damps Holland and others;.') room dwelling. 1' tenant houses; good barn and out-buildings; known as the obi Ferguson plnco.owned at present by Will I!. Motte. Uns sown II bushels I Of wheat. Id bushels of oats. Price $27."o J" r acre, Terms easy. I SI! acres of land close to Beulah Church on the dividing line of Green ville and LaurcilS with an eight room dwelling, one tenant bouse, also good out buildings and line pasture. This place is known as the Thaddens Babb homestead; Price $:'.:; i-:t per acre; terms made easy. 103% acres of land near Warrior creek church with live room cottage two tenant houses and lino pasture This is a line farm nicely located ami well improved; price $:;."? per acre, Terms made easy. One lot on Main street, close to the Public Bquaro; si>; room, modern dwelling; water, lights and sewerage. A nice home. Price $5,000. ?2-1 <? acres of land in Dial's township, Known as the ( apt. Hwltstor place; six room COltago, J tenant bouses, line barn and outbuildings, Price $20 acre. 02 ^ I acres land near Tumbling Shoals; hounded by lands of W. I? and .1. G. Sullivan; 8 room dwelling; goorl outbuildings. Price $22..10 per HC re. acres land, bounded by lands of Daniel South, Davis laud. Mlus West and others, known as the Gullen Lark home: tend, 7 room dwelling and t'-ti ant houses. Prices made right. Terms easy. 7 1 acre; on Reedy Kivcr. bounded by lands of .lames Downey, Will Cald well and others. With tenant bouse, Price, jjL'n per acte. Terms made easy. 2 VI? acres of in r> room cottage nicely located in the (own of Gray Court, with one of the lineal wollt) of water in town. Price. $2,300. s room dwelling, on Centennial St., Clinton, s. C, with si hundrodtliB of an acre of land,, known as the Grlillu place. Price, $4,000. 32") acres land I miles of Cross Hill, known as the old Citmphcll place. Price $10 per licit!. Kasy terms. fiO acres of land in Fountain Inn, lllooly located; price, $2,000. 150 acres land, one half mile r?f Dial church, with a handsome dwelling, 3 t nant houses and good outbuildings. Come quick if you want this place. Price $60 i er acre. r>2 acres of land just outside of the corporate limits of lue town of Gray Coirn, with one tenant house. Price ?.',') per acre. 107 acres of land bounded by lands M. ii. Holder, w. D. Aborcromblo, and others; s room dwollilig, :i tenant houses, gootl barn and out buildings. Price $25.00 per acre. Terms: $l,ooo cash, remainder in five equal Instal ments. 17~> acres known as old Goodgyn place, has 8 room dwelling, 3 tenant houses, line corn mill in good running order with 7."> horse water power. Prlco $1,500. Torins made easy. 155 acres of hind, with dwelling, rood barn and out-bulldings, near Owlnga. Price $;{,:'i()ii; terms made easy. 1 I I acres bounded by lands of .Fen* Davis and Herbert Martin; 3 good ten ant houses, and good barn. Price ?.".() per acre. 100 acres of land, with live room dwollilig, 3-rooill tenant house, good out buildings, mar Hickory Tavern, Sullivan township. Price $15.00 per nc ro. 117 acres of land near Gray Court, bounded by lands of K. T. Sh II, W. I?), Cray; seven room collage, Hue barn and outbuildings and line past ure. Price {'.a per aero. s:i acres of land In one mile of the town of Gray Court, wllll two dwell ings. I'm e t in per acre. ?;<> acres In Dial township, hounded by lend}) ol Pink lb Hams. Lndy Holt nd It. c. w iillaco. Price $1,300. 1 10 acres hound d by lands of V. C. lb limns and Mit* heil Owens, In 3 inilos of Laurens; 2 dwellings and out buildings. I'rlCO per acre. '_' ncres in town of Gray Court; nice building site. Price $.'<(!/).00, 127 acres land in Sullivan township, 0 room dwelling, good out buildings, 1 tenant house. Price .-;.:<i per acre. linn acres of lam) near Dtirbin Croek church, bounded by lands of W, T. Parks and Laurens White?; .1 tenant houses, well timbered, good slate of cultivation. Price $:',<?.<,0 per acre. J. N. Leak Real Estate, Stocks and Bonds. Cray Court, S. C, ********** ********** w , , u 4\ headaches ^" like many <>tli"i Innnan nilmonts have been wrongly y. diagnosed and altogether misiinndorKtood. The head- 7?? ache itself 11<>t (lit; thing- l<i trout, for Ilm reason that * it is simply a symptom and is wholly dependent on tho * notion <>!' cither organs. N'ot iiffrecjuontly the direct Ju "T" cause of headache is due to si11 inactive liver. If you ^ are troubled much with headaches, I hon try ?T; * D1K K S I.ITTI.i: LIVICR IMLI.S * Purely n vegetable remedy l?ni n tried and true liver v * medicine t hat sets I hat organ right, ono package is * * medicine t'??r the whole ftnnaily. Price 25 cents each. * if* By mail t<> any nddress 28 cents, ??? C Dodson-Edwards Drug Co. fg