Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Special Sale at The Ladies' Store L. A. Sparks, 112 West Main St. Laurens, S. C. Sale Opens Saturday, Nay 21st And will last till July 1st, 1910 I have a lot of Special Bargains to offer. Come in and sec what they are. Special Sale of Ribbons Saturday, May 21st, 1910. Will sell Ribbons for ic a yard for 20 minutes only. Time of Sale 10 o'clock till 10:20. Only 10 yards to each cus tomer. A few pieces of Lawn to go Monday, May 23 for 3c. Regular 6c quality. 10 yards to each customer. Special Sale of Taffeta Silk Saturday, May 21. $1.50 quality for 75c. $1.25 quality for 69c Lot of Muslin Underwear to Ik- sold at a sacrifice. There will he Bargains every day while the Sale'last. Am going to close out my entire stock of summer goods. Including the Millin ery. If you want a nice Hat for a reasonable price, come to this Sale, Remember the time of Sale. May lilst to .Inly 1st. 1910. L. A. SPARKS West Main Street - - Laurers, South Carolina Much Talked About and Walked About ?Our new Regal Shoes for this season. No smarter footwear has ever been seen in this town. And their trim custom styles are not their only exclusive feature. REGAL L JmJ> $400 SHOES $500 give you the same perfect fit and comfort as made-to measure shoes because they are made in quarter-sizes?just double the number of fittings found in other shoes. We have a wide variety of styles in these new Regal models, and can suit your taste perfectly. Tribble Clothing Company Now is the time to - = = Insure Your Crops of - = - Cotton, Corn, Etc., AGAINST HAIL or your Horses and Mules Against Death From Any Cause SKK J. F. TOLBERT| LAU RENS, S. C. In New Office in Todd Building, Soutn Harper St. STAY OF EXECUTION IN W. T. JONES CASE UtorHeys for Union Count) Wife Mur derer Turned Down b) .1 n<Iir?* Sense Seek Judge Watts. Spartanburg, May 15.?Judge T. s. Siasc yesterday morning revoked his order of May lltb, which was to the effect that the execution of the son tence of life imprisonment against \V. T. Jones, of Union county, convicted of wife murder, be restrained until a heat ing could he had hy the court Ol a petition tor a new trial. The mat ter now stands just as it was before Judge Sease issued his order of May lltb. The order was revoked prin cipally on the ground that Judge Sease. as solicitor, had been the pros ecuting attorney for the state against Jones. Judge Sease yesterday morning turned his order over to George John stone and .las. Munro, attorneys for W. ' T. Jones. Messrs .lohnstone and Mun ro had brought Deputy Clerk Cindy ! Allen of Union county, along with ] them, and as soon as Judge Scare asked if he should send the order to the clerk of court of Union county, some one said. "Here's the deputy clerk: he will take charge of it." The deputy ( lerk took the petition ami placed it in his pocket. Though he ; hail permission, when a reporter ask ed to allowed to make a copy ol the paper, he was very discourteously refused the privilege by Mr. Munro Shortly after the hearing Jones' at 1 torneys and Hie deputy clerk of Union county put out across country in an automobile. It was reported that they were going to take a near cut to linoth or Judge, ami wanted to keep the mat tor as secret as possible as to their appearance before Judge Sease. in the hope that another judge might grant an order to stay sentence. Unless Jones' attorneys gm another I judge to issue fill order or some new motion is made before the supreme court Monday Jones will have to he gin at once upon his sentence of life imprisonment. Judge Watts Signs Order. Judge Richard C. Watts, on his way from Greenville to Anderson, spent Saturday night ami until Sunday in the city, and while here staled that he had signed an order at Greenville Saturday afternoon on the application of attorneys for Jones temporarily staving execution of sentence in the I case of their client. The issuance of Judge Walts' order follow, d the revocation of Judge Souse's order in the forenoon, and has the effect of allowing attorneys time to prepare arguments lor the hearing , on mot ion for new t rial. WHKN IIKit HACK ACHES. A Woman Kinds All Her energy and Ambition Slipping Away. I.aureus women know how the aehes and pains that conic when the kidneys fail make life a burden. Backache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy spells, dis tressing urinary troubles, al Hell ol sick kidneys and warn you of the stealthy approach of diabetes, dropsy and Hright's disease. Doan's Kidney Pills permanently cure all these dis orders. Here's proof of it in a I.au reus woman's word: Mrs. M. .1. Hopkins. 22 1 Laurel St . Lau re. is, s C. says: "I heartily rec ommend Doan's Kidney Pills to any one suffering from kidney trouble, as i I have used them with the best ol results. At times l was considerably annoyed by a weakness of my kidneys I and there were pains in the small of my back. Learning that Doan's Kid ney Pills were good for such troubles. I procured a box at the Palmetto Drug Co. and began their use. Several . doses gave me great relief and on 00 , casions since then when I have foil any return of the annoyance, I have taken this remedy ami in a short time it has always entirely disposed of my trouble." Pol' sale by all dealers. PrlVO cents. Foster-Milhurn Co.. Buffalo, New York, role agents for the I nited States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Advertised Letters. Krank 15. Broslus, Miss flattie Bur ton, Miss Martha Cllmnrt, c. p. Hel iums, M. 101 la Paterson, Clara Pool, Miss Mary Lass. Mrs. M. C. Queen, Sarah .i. Simpson, Col. RoSSOl' Thomas. Mrs. Laura Ann Young. The above letters have remained in this otTlCO uncalled for for a period ol two weeks ending May lltb. lain. The owners of any of them will please call and say thai letter is advertised and upon the payment of one cent same will he delivered. 0E0. S. McCRAVY, I*. M. May l.'illi, I?10. Lumens. S. C. UNIVERSITY OK SOI I'll CAROLINA. Scholarship Lvainination. The University of South Carolina offers scholarships in the Department of PJdUCation to one young man from each county. Bach scholarship is worth $100 in money ami $1S term Tee with free tuition. Examination will he held at county seat July 1st. Examination of stu dents generally for admission to the university will bo held at the same time. Write for information to s c. MITCHELL. President. Columbia, S. C. ('(Hi. J. S. NEWMAN DEAD. former Professor of AKruoulture ut Clcntson College. Walhalla. May 11'. Col .1. S. New man died at his homo hero last night at 8:30 o'clock, lifter being confined to Iiis rooms lor three weeks. His re mains will lu< curried to Old Stone church this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock tor burial. His funeral service will he conducted from Cherry's upon the arrival of the Blue Ridge train. Rev. 13. i>. Huhbnrd of Clomson college ofll ciating. Colonel Newman haves a widow, three sons and one daughter. All were present When he passed away except his eldest son who is a pro fessor in A. & M. college, Raleigh, N. C. lie is expected to arrive at home this morning. Por several years Colonel Newman has made his home here where he is greatly beloved by everybody. He was for a number of years professor or agriculture at Clemson college and bis death will be deeply regretted throughout the state. Pdn shipment of Rugs just received the price wil linierest von. S. M. & 10. II. Wllkoa & Co. STATELY COLUMNS or small ItciulstonvR receive the mime careful itllention from our expert workmen. Wo buy carefully nt the i|imrrle.< uu<l wntcli every ilotailof ilesiKnitiK llnlxliinK ami aoiMuk ?<( memo* rials. Don't buy from travel iiiK niteutj*or calnloit8. Wo ran show you tin- material, wheth er it bo ifraiiilo ?>r murlile, iiutl lire ulail to ml vine whti you a boul improvitw your ccmcloiy lots. I.? i uh nho\v you tlio dif ferent urioiiloH and inarhlcH an? tell you ubout them. P. F. BAXTER a SON, Newborry, S. C. 9? I Chewing and SmokingTobaccos I wish to call your attention to my line of Tobaccos. I have,in stock fresh line; <?i" the most popular and choice selections of Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos. A CHOICK SELECTION OV CIGARS ALSO Dr. Posey's Drug store After The Grippe "I am much pleased, to be able to write and thank you for what Cardui has done for me," writes Mrs. Sarah J. Gilliland, of Siler City, N. C. "l ast February, I had the Grippe, which left me in bad shape. Before that, i hau been bothered wit!! female trouble, for ten years, and nothing seemed to cure it. "At last, I began to take Cardui. 1 have taken only three bottles, but it has done me more good than all the doctors or than any other medicine 1 ever took." Take CARDUI J 42 The Woman's Tonic the For the after-effects of any serious illness, like Grip, Cardui is the best tonic you can use. It builds strength, steadies the nerves, improves the appetite, regulates irregularities and helps bring back the natural glow of health. Cardui is your best friend, if yon only knew it. Think of the thousands of ladies whom Cardui helped! What could possibly prevent it from helping you? kemcmher you cannot get the benefil of the Cardui ingredients in any other medicine, for they .vre not for sale in any drutf store except in the Cardui bottle. Try Cardui. Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept., Cliattanoofi.i Medicine Co., Chattanooca, Trim., lor Special Instructions, anil G4-pagv honk, "Home Treatment lor Women." bent tree. has I Offer You the Following1: Il'I iicros land, hounded by lands ol I. N, Leak, Capt. Martin and others; ll-rooin cottage, one tenant house. Price $30.00 por acre. Five room cottage on ('.aldington street, city of Lnurcns, Price only * i ,r>oo.oo 127 acres land, bounded by lands ol s. II. and M. K. Johnson, one mile n| Friendship church, Sullivan township; Two dwellings, good barn and out. buildings. Price $30.00 per acre. 47 acres laud, bounded by lands ol Friendship church, Joe Wasson, .1. \ Coats and others. Price $10 00 per acre. 40 buildlm; lets at Watts inlli'i: also 11 business lots. Price to suit your purse. 50 acres land, well located in town of Lauford, tl-rooin dwelling, i tenant house, out-buildings Price S?.fiOO.OO, $1,000 down cash, balance on easy pay ments. Several nice building has in the towns oT Gray Court and Fountain Inn. Price made rlghi .*>'.? acres, town of Lauford, dwelling and out buildings, nicely located over looking town of lOnoreo. Pric ? $2, nun.en. 50 acres land hounded by lands ol Waller Nash, an I Unfits Cray, dwell ing and out building.-. Price $20.00 per acre. |>1 acres land hounded by lands of Robert Nash and others. Price $20.00 per acre. ? acres land hounded by lands ol Albert Hums and others; f?-rooui dwelling tenant house, barn and out buildings. Price $10.00 per acre, IT acres, one-hall mile to town ol Lauford, good wheat and corn mill 0U waters of I'.ea Verdatn Creek. A survey of this property ha? been made by Ladsl.aw &? l.adshaw. ej\j| engi neers which innj lie seen by colling on mo. Price M.?OO.OU 500 acres. ."> miles front city of Lau fens, bounded by lands of A. Hull, .lohn Brown ft Bailey land. 8 horse farm in cultivation, well supplied with tenant houses. Price right and terms easy, acres land, bounded by lands Ol Daniel South. Havis land, Miss West and others, known as the Cullen Lark homestead, 7-room dwelling and '?' ten ant houses. Price made right. Terms eas v. :;o7 acres of land in ScuHlctnwn township mar Ityrds Cross Roads, bounded by lauds of M. I) Poole, Will .1 Adnir, Will Myers am! others, known as the Ynrhorough place. :: dwellings, $0,000, To acres of land hounded by lands of Jim Ad Moore, Will lludgens and others, cottage house. 40 acres under cultivation, Price J, 1,700.00. I", acres of html in the town of Whit mire. S. C, nice situated, suitable for dwelling lots. Price, $1,000. J. N. LEAK The "Land Man 71 Vt acres of laud near Green Pond church, s-rooin Cottage, with line bant and out-buildings. LroOlll tenant house, bounded by land.- ol Jno, Tay lor, Mrs. \heicrotnbie, ami Jno. Curry. Price $00 en per acre. KlftRj acres of land hounded by lands ef llrysoii place, Boo Bailey (lamp llollnnd and then . 5-room dwelling. :.' tenant bouses; good burn and out buildings; known as the old ForgUSOII placo, owned at present by Will I!. Motte. Mas sown II bushels of wheat. 10 bushels of oats. Price $27.50 per acre, terms easy. 325 acres land 1 miles of Crose Hill. Known as the old Campboll place. Price $15 per acre. lOasy terms, L'p; acres of land in Dial's township, known as the ('apt. Hwll/.er place; nix room ?(.Hage. :: tenant houses, tine barn ami out-buildings, Price $20 acre acres ol land near Tumbling Shoals; bounded by lands of W. D. ami .1. (i. Sullivan; s room dwelling; good out buildings. Prion M> per acre. ."?n acre.- of land, beautiful cottage, bounded by lands ol Win Childless. Kohl. Hell and others. Price and terms made right. 21acres of land, (i-rooill collage nicely located in the town of Gruj Court, with one of the lines! wells of water in town. Price $2,,'100. s room dwelling, on Centennial St., Clinton, s. c . with M hundredths of an acre of land, known as the Grilllll place. $ 1,000, 150 acre;, land, one half mile of Dial church, with a handsome dwelling. I! tenant housi s and good outbuildings. Come fpllek If you want this place. Price .<:,n per acre. 107 acres of land bounded by land ? M it Holder, W. I), \beroromble, .1 other.-.; s room dwelling. :', leiiant house, good barn and out building Price $25.00 per acre. Terms; $1,0(10 cash, remainder in live ciptnl instal ments. IT", acres known as old Goodglon place, has S room dwelling. tenant houses, line corn mill in good running order svlt.li T"> horse water power. Price $ I Term.- made on ?> 117 acres oi laud near Gray Court, bounded by land- ol 10. T, Shell, W K. Gray; seven room cottage, fine barn and out-buildings ami line pas ture, Price $t;o p> r acre. Dm- 8-room dwelling In city of I.au reus. No. '.',.'.<> Hampton street. Pric, 71 ticn s on Reedy River bounded by lands of James Downey. Will Cald weli and others. With tenant house. Price $2o per acre, Terms iiiade easy. v; acres of land close to Beulali church (.n tie- dividing lino of Green ville .and Lnurens with an eight room dwelling, one tenant house, also good out-buildings ami fine past It re, This place is known as the Thaddens Rai,!? homestead; Price I ;; per acre; toi ms made easy. 150 acres bind bounded by lands of Ludy Mills. L. K. Burns and V. A. Mills. Price $.:n per acre. if you do not listed above what you need, see me and 1 will try and get it for you. Let your wants be known. If you have land to seil, place it in my hands. People come to me for land. J* N? LEAK Real Estate Gray Court, S. C