Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BaKin& powder Royal bas always received the highest award when exhibited or tested In competition ? LOCAL AND PERSONAL ruENTIOr Misses Fannie Boulwaro and Aj Anderson returned Saturday froi visit to Greenville, accompanied their cousin Miss Lucy Qoggans. Rev. N. J. Holmes was In the Monday returning to Aitamont t Brewerton church where he prcac on Sunday. .Misses Maude Machen and Ki Arnold and Mr John Machen of Pri ton visited in the city Saturday Sunday. Mr. .lohn I). Childless and two 1 girls visited relatives at Fountain one day t he past wee;;. Mr. and Mrs .lohn A. Wofford \ in town S.iturday from Madden. Mr. C. C. Featherstone who is sidiiiu over the regular term of c inon pleas court at Ahheville, si Saturday night and Sunday at horn Mr. YY. 11. Baldwin and son, Ma Wihnon Baldwin, were in the <'i;y day from Barksdale. Mr. 1). 10. Barneti came up f Chapin Wednesday to spend a few < with his family. Mrs. Lidie Robertson Harris returned from Denver and is with sister. Mrs. 10. W. Martin. Mrs. Habel Harris Shellito of lurabia visited friends and relative the City the past week. Mr. W. 1). Boyd of the Milton sec was a Laurens visitor yesterday. Mr. L. II. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson little daughter, Lillian of Cross chor were In the city shopping week. .Miss Waldrop, one of the pop teachers from Cross Anchor \vn the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. ('. 1'. Simmons Greenville came over in their h some car last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Knox of (' Anchor were in town Friday and U relay. Mrs. Tinsley and Miss Helen Tin from Cross Anchor were shoppin town last week. Mr. Will Walker and little son \ in town Monday from Boyd's mil! Mr. .las. 10. Wood of Mt. Bethel in town Monday. Dr. Theodore IVake ami Mr. .1. > ter Simmons of Cross Hill were In city Sunday. Prof. J. F. Thomnson of North gustn and Mrs. C. W. W?lfl' of Al spent Saturday and Sunday in this with their lather. Mr. \V. I*. Thoma Sr.. whose health has become s< what impaired. Among the citizens in the city .\ day and Tuesday from the Hrewe section of Sullivan township v Messrs Warren ('. Halentine. .la Simpson. John Henry Dalentlne, B. Taylor. Eugene Simpson and .1 L. Knight. Mr. .lohn 11. Williams. the known and popular musician of On vllle, will come to Daurens next day and play at the First Mel ho church. and! It was reported here yesterday Mr. .lames Redden who has beei with an attack of pneumonia at !'.;;!:::' Harmony ( Ii?k h, tVUti < i valescing. Tlie friends in Lauren8 of Mr. .1 ? Pitts of Brewerton regret to hea Iiis continued illness. Some mm I ago he suffered a slight attack j paralysis which lias steadily gr worse. Mis. K. B. Bell went to Colin Tuesday to he present at the marr of Miss Predrie Ansel to Dr. Get Punch Which occurs at the goveil [ mansion Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ii. k. Alken is visiting Charleston this weel Miss Carrie Pens Vance of Col bin was the jzuest of Miss Mary 'I for several days last week. Mr. .1. B. M inter oT Sedalia w;: the city Monday. April snlcsday, :'s usual, did nm tract much interest nor a very It crowd to the city. Mr. .1. W. Todd, lr.. went to Col bia to see the Davidson-Carolina name Monday. Special Sermon to (bid Felle? The Rev. s. R. Brock of l.owery, has accepted an invitation to preo< special sermon to the members of I tens lodge, No. 136, Independent Oi of Odd Fellows, at the Watts n school auditorium on the fourth ^ day morning in April. Flower Pots and .lardiniers in sizes, price from ."? cts. up. b. \i. f. H. Wlikes & C T. K. WILL LECTURE HERI "From Boyhood to Mlddlo Lifo? I Years of Misery.*' There's more than one T. R.?tin porter started to say in this count but there Isn't, and he lives in 1 rens. However, th's may not be ease after April 8, for iiumediati 1> ter his lecture at the city opera hi he expects to leave on a long to a lecture tour. He doesn't lec under the auspices of any bureau simply appears as Travis R?ther Pitts anil he proposes to givo hearers "something to think alu Here's the programme: T. R. Pitts. Lecturer of Lauren: s. Special engagement city o House Friday night, April S. C.en Subject "From Boyhood to Mi Life?Fight Years of Misery. M furnished for the occasion by ox musicians on fiddle and piano, member the date -April S?and other arrangements made. Polk Miller Tonight. The Columbia State. Thun morning had this to say of Polk M who will he at the city opera h< tonight ? "The old South is being kept i in song and story by gifted men, one of these. Polk Miller, visited lumbla last night. In company Col. Hooker and four negro mills! he entertained for two hours a 1 audience at Cue Columbia the: His jokes were well told, his s< were well sung, and his banjo plu was artistic. Col. Hooker Is ah virtuoso on the banjo, The sin of the negroes was a great treat. .Millers entertainment is such ind It is not an address or a lecture, an entertainment. For a mixed a enco this was suited, hut there \ many who wished to hear Mr. M deliver his celebrated lecture on old South, for he is one of the i eloquent men in the South.'' The Demon of tin- Mi ls the germ of LnGrippc, that bren in. luings suffering to thousands, after effects are weakness, new ness, lack of appetite, en rgy and hition. with disordered liver and neys. The greatest need then is 1' trie Hilters, the splendid tonic, h purifier and regulator of stomach, er and Kidneys. Thousands have p ed that they wonderfully streng the nerves, build up the system restore health and good spirits : an attack of Crip. If suffering, them. Only E/>0c. Perfect stlth tion guaranteed by Laurons Drug and Palmetto Drug Co. ght 9 i au. tlu> at use j utq -ho ord his' It." S. orn .ral die j isic iert Re tlay Her h?-<i Hb us-1 im-1 ec-1 [)(><! .iv ov ICIl Ulli Irr l ry ac FRESH LOT OF GARDEN SEED THAT WILL GROW D. L.ANDRETH 'S SEED IRISH POTATOES AT THE OLD RELIABLE Diamond Spectacles and Eye Glasses Usually sold for $3.50 to $5.00.' My price $1.00 They Resemble 14 K Gold. Dr. Poseys Drugstore |T. R. Pitts9 Lecture * I CITY OPERA HOUSE u $ Friday Night, April 8th 3 S Lecture will be interesting to 3 Both Young and Old 3 SUBJECT: Happiness and Unhappiness I _\ I Do Not Fail to Hear It! \ A Novel Lecture by a Home Man J S Music by Violin and Piano (1) 23 Years of Single Life (2) 30 Years of Married Life (3) tS Years of Unhappy Life Seats on Sale at Usual Place a * ? ? Adults 25c Admission: children ir>. GRAND Saturday, April 75 Beautiful Building Lots to be Sold at Public Auction This property is situated right in the heart of the most desirable colored community, new church several nice homes just completed. This property to be sold by small payments, $10 down and $1 per week. Any colored family can soon own a lot. Any one of the Building and Loan Companies will be glad to loan them money to build a home. Be independent. Own your own home. Come to the sale and buy a lot at your own price. Don't fail to come Saturday, April 9th, lolO. Don t Fail to See PENNY BROTHERS, the Wonderful TWIN AUCTIONEERS For further information apply to BISHOP & WOLFF, Dial-Gray Block. Music by Richardson Bros. Concert Band of Gainesville, Georgia. American Realty and LAURENS, \e ! of tin Auction Company SOUTH CAROLINA ! <