Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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DEATH OF AN AGED CITIZEN. Joseph Jerrj Passed Away Sunday at Ills Home Near Madden. Joseph Jerry, the well known Ger man Citizen and farmer, died Sunday morning at his home near Madden, aged s:> years. Mr. Jerry had been very 111 for more than a week with a complication of diseases. Most of the mem'ters if his family had been Summoned home and were at his bed aldo when the end came. The burial service was held at Pros pect church Monday morning at 1 I O'clock and interment was made in the family plot, beside the tomb of his wife and other members or the family, including Andrew Jerry, a sen. who uas laid to re st just a week before. The deceased is survived by one sou, John ('. Jerry, several daughters and grandchildren. Mr. Jerry came to this country :i5 or 40 years ago and located in Laurens county, near the place which he sub sequently bought and eventually made one of the most valuable farms in the county. MITH INTEREST IX FINE STOCK. '?In S??we Fair, Oct. M to Nov. 4, Will A it'tMl Cine I.OIblls to Col Ulli bin. The nMng of live stock, which is now moi led throughout the State, win t . .-i ,? much attention at the annual st n ? lair In Columbia in that itttraeih i pi?> -? will h ? ofl ? red for the i if si ,?t . pluceil in \ pens In i e. The eiitil .< in t! '?> d ?p'.irtnv 'it < i >se October Anv ,ti! the rui*s ;tov ernlng the <?< ; i sr tor honors is this: "No barren . nlmal s'hr.ll be ilbiwed to compete, aii> cow tiiree years old or n\ er not :i . ?? li or milk will be considered ba 11 ? n." Prizes tire < it. rod for Devons. Dur hams. Shorthorns, Rod Polled. Hero fords, ?'.ich in tluir respective chisses. For tho best cow three years old and over In each of these ohnses f20 1? offered as a prise. There are a number <?; >.th<r pri'/ci in the various classes and ages. This department Is under the maangement of J. A. Hanks anil O. M. Watson, both experienced cattlemen. In this department there are special prises offered by the American Hereford Cattle Breeders' association. There is a sweepstakes premium", a gold medal, offered for the best bult and one for the best cow, any breed. WOMEN GROW YOUNGER. Vt hen Dandruff Goes und Hair Grows Abundantly. Parisian Sage. America's greatest hah restorer, will keep you looking young and atttractlve. It is guaranteed by Laurens Drug Co. to make hair grow, and stop fall ing hair; to cure dandruff in two weeks; to stop Itching of the scalp al most instantly. Parisian Sage is the most Invigorat ing, atisfying and pleasant hair dress Jug made. It is not sticky or greasy, :t m.'kes the hair soft, luxuriant and idsome; it is especially praised by ,\ mien vho love beautiful hair. Pari sian Sage is for sale by the Laur,ens Drug Co. at .*>0 cents a Inrge bottle. 'I be girl with the Auburn hair is on . bottle. SOURCE OF GREAT WI.M.T1I. v - Hogs to be a Feature at the Slate Pair?Fine Specimen-. The swine department ol the State fair is to be under tho direction ol B. Harris, former president of the State Farmers' union, and now <uu ol the Inspectors <f the department ol feedstuffs. The prizes offered in the swine department are $10 for the first pri:-.-- and ? ."> for the see. n.l in each of the following elnssoss Essex, Berk shire, Poland China, Jersey-Durac. O. I v.. Victorias. in each ot theno ebiases the respective prh'.ea ?ro of fered lor the lust boar over twi years rid. < ne t< im-, vearst ovoi fp months and under, iJ months ? iii. th? i ??? i ?? :.. tin same ag**; the ii ? ii. i : pigg, one hi each .? -v nr ih i . :\ months Old anil the l?esl ill? pi i\. not less than ii-n head Ihn giving each exhlbitoi ol swln an oi portunlty in seseral classes There Is orte special cPifs Ii t Hi heaviest South Carolina ralseo rwimd The tair promises t? be Inrgei il e\<r before, it begins Oeiobei I an? Crtds November i Arrahgi ni"Ut> have boen made t<> keep the gh und! pi .i :.l night, and CuJniMlua is urC paring to entertain tbc crowds. A STEADY BRAIN. * i, Kidneys Wanken Ibe Whole Rod) Make Von III. Languid and Depressed. f.tl k kidneys weaken the body i . ,? ig t ie continual drainage of lifo _ .. .. albumen from the blood into I ? inc. and the substitution of pois onous uric acid that goes broad-cast through the system, sowing the seeds ol disease. Loss of albumen causes we >ess. langtinr, depression. Uric poisoning causes rheumatic pain, ner A'O - less, nausea, clicks in the hack. _i. 1 and kidney stones. The proper treatment is a kidney treatment, and '.est remedy is Doan's Kidney Pills. Great Lauren* cures prove it. .i. T. Griffin, of Lnurens, s. C, says: "Several years ago I was bothered by a lame r.iid aching back. I heard so mUCh about Dunn's Kidney Pills that l . ? dded to give them n trial and red a box at the Palmetto Drug Co. I began using them according to 1 ectlons and from the results re :, I am willing to recommend tb< ra, as I have no doubt that they valuable kidney remedy." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Foster-.Milhurn Co., Buffalo, \'ev York, sole agents for the United Stavs. Tlemehioe'r the name?Donn s?and :tafce no other. Everyone Coming. With fine crops throughout the ptatc and peace and plenty prevailing, thef wlll be an unprecedented crowd rit the State fair this year. The fair .pens m Columbia October :t 1 and ntinueS through November 4. Ar rangements have been m ule to keep fair grounds open at nlj?ht. AT LAURENS, S. C. BUSINESS CIRCVES STIRRED TO DEPTH To be sold at Public Sale by New York & St.Louis Salvage Company stock to he Liquidated at Public Sale at 1.aureus. (Advertisement.) Long Circulating rumors wore sud denly confirmed by the tlrm's positive] announcement to that effect. The news [ ' has created !| Btlr among the local bus i iness circles, and although long ex i pected, came as a surprise to the many I friends and customers of this well known firm of W. H. Ashondorf. To accomplish the huge task of dis. posing of the $18,0.00 stock, the con cern Is bending all efforts, and sparing j no expense to thoroughly advertise this event and as advertisements have been sent broad-cast over a radius of 100 miles, an enormous crowd is ex pected to attend this public sale. Vast preparations are being made to accom modate the expected masses. Scores of clerks having been employed and are now making Important changes in the establishment to meet the de mand; the entire building is now clos ed and will remain closed until Thurs day Octo. 20, when this unique mer chantlle sale will commence. Thousands of people from the sur rounding country are expected to con gregate during this glganlc carnival of value giving, which will be held there beginning Thursday Oct. 20 at ! '.? a in. Its tremendous size and won 1 tlerful extravagance can oly be be lieved in the actual seeing. A great many have already made up their minds to attend, and not since the be ginning of sales has an enterprise so tremendous in si/.e been organized as this one. Sensational features in all the departments proclaim this event to be of an unusual significance to the public, and a glance at its list of at tractions will lead one to believe that the limit in size as well as in tre mendous genuine bargains has bet 11 reached, Fine Dog Exhibit. The bench show la one of the "great big" features of the annual t State fair at Columbia. Everybody loves a dog and the linesl breeds are .. here fair week, iK'glnnln:? Oc? ; ?bor 31 and ending November l. Prom a rrtero handful during the drst year the bench show was put on the ?.-i of well brod canine* has in creased wonderfully and twice have the accommodations had to be en larged on the fair grounds. Four classes have been arranged 'or the bench show: Class 1 ? Setters. ? 'lass 2?Pointers, ?Mass ?Hounds. ?Mass 4?follies and shepherds. Dogs owner outside of the State, $t entrance fee; except $2 in addition will be charged for brood bitches With puppies. Fees ale to be paid when ontry Is mad -. J. N. Klrvin is superintendent of this department. How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars He ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. CHENEY & C, Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for the last l"> years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Walding, Kliman At .Marvin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 7.V. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti pation. f'tcryono Coming. With line crops throughout the t?te and peace and p|cnt> prevailing here will be nn unprecedente I erowd t the State fair this year. The f.ih ? pens in Columbia October l und ontlnues through November I. Ar ingemehts have been made tu !<? ei e fair grounds open at ulgh?!. The pleasant purgative effect experi enced by nil who use Chamberlain's ; Stomach and Diver Tablets, and the healthy condition of the body and mind which they create, mak >s one feel joy ful. Sold by LnureilS Drug Co. Meet Your FrlCllds III t olninM i There Is one time and one pine tvhere everyone, w ho Is ..nv !..-.-\ meets his relatives and Irlends :i i it the state fair, which will hH? in Columbia, Octobci ::i nn?l S ???m her 1, 2. 3 and -L The. ttroui a? ? it bo open at night ibis \> .t IT GKOWS H MW. Here Are Facts ?e Hanl Von to Prove at Our Risk. Marvelous as It may seem. Rdxall "03" Hair Tonic has grown hair oil heads that were once Paid. Of course. In none of these cases were the hair roots dead, nor had the scalp taken on a ? la zed shiny apeparance. ROXall '93" Hair Tonic acts scientifi cally destroying the germs which are usually responsible for baldness. It penetrates to the roots of the hair, stimulating and nourishing them. . It Is a most pleasant toilet necessity. Is delicately perfumed, and will not gum or permanently stain the hair. We want you to get a bottle of Uex all "93" iralr Tonic and use it as directed. If It does not relieve scalp irritation, remove dandruff, prevent the hair from falling out and pro mote an Increased growth of hair, and in every way give entire satisfac tion, simply come back and tell us. and without question or formality we will hand back to vou every penny you paid us for it. Two Blzes, 60c and $1.00. Sold only at our store?The Rexall Store. The Laurens Drug Co. Worth More than A Dollar Worth BY BUYING YOUR DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, MILLINERY, LADIES' SUITS, COATS, SWEATERS AND SHOES FROM SWI COMPANY All we ask is for you to come and look at what we have for you and get our prices and you will see for yourself that your dollar WILL DO DOUBLE DUTY HERE. Dress Goods! 36-inch Wool Panama. 36-inch Fancy Suitings, special. 54-inch Mohair, all colors,. 42-inch Striped Mohair. 36-inch Sea Island only. Best Calico only . . -Acts Dress Ginghams and Apron Ginghams at White Apron . LA DI RS' INDEUWEAll! Heavy Rib Shirts . Heavy Rib Bleached Vests. Heavy L? leec.ee) Undershirts. Children's Vests from. 10 els to Children's Bants from . 10 cts t<> 25c 25c 50c 40c 5 c 5 c 5 c 25 25c 25c 50c 25c Men's Shoes! Gun Metal button. $4.00 Patent Leather button . j3j*> $4.00 Tan lace .$3.45 Patent Lace, Box Calf and Gun Metal Shoes at Jy) Box Calf and Vici Kid Shoes going at . J^O ,_|^ l!(>\- Calf and (inn .Metal Shoes for . Plain Toes and Cap Toes Shoes for . j |Q -\ Men's Heavy Work Shoes! Oil Grain and Kussel Grain Shoes .ji^o Brogans, good values.J Brogans, good value.ji^ j Boys' Brogrtn Shoes . 1 Boys' Brodau Shoes for. 25c 1 Boys' Kid Bin. in all leathers at $ 1 ?5 to ty) COUNTEKPINS! Counterpin .Special . Counterpin Special . 89c 81.25 BLANK ETS! Blankets all Wool from. $3.5010 S-1.75 Cotton Blankets 10-4 for. fig Cotton Blankets 10-10 for. $r.oo to v^?) ?() Ask to sec our line of Silks and Satins. You can find just what you want. All the new patterns in Ginghams, Percals, Planlettes and Suitings at . lOctS, 12%CtS, 15c Hand Bags, all Special from. 25Cts to $3.00 Just what von want in Hosiery for yourself and the Children. Women's Work Shoes! Bon Calf . Kant; Tip Bin. SI si Misses' and Children.*' Shoes in all leathers at c.t 25 cents, 50 cents, 75 cents, 85 cents and v l 25 75 18 25 1)8 00 IS ,39 00 More than A Dollar Men's Drawers, 39c Men's Shirts, . 39c Men's Shirts. . 25c Men's I )rawers, . 25c Men's Sweaters . 50c Men's Sweaters . 98c Men's Work Shirts . 25c ,J8C (iSp Men's Work Shirts... Men's ( k'cralls . Men's < >vcralls . Men's Handkerchiefs .... 05c Men's Sox . 08c Men's ('doves . 25c Men's Gloves.... 5octs, ?*l OO Sweaters and ('oats. Sweaters, Ladies', Children's Misses, White, $f.2,5 to $5.00 Sweaters, Red, W hite and Bine in Misses for $!.OOt0$2.o0 Sweaters. Red, White and Blue in Children's 50c. to $1.00 Ladies' Patent Leather Belts, black and red, 15CIS to 25cts Ladies' Patent Leather Belts, black and red, . socts All the new things in Ladies' Neckwear from iocts to ?octs SWITZER COMPANV LAURENS, SOt Til CAROLINA fru ^h*. ^>k. ^gfc^