Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Business Magazine Co. KnoxviUe, Term. Dr. Posey Has secured the agency for Wiley's High Grade Cadies, Asserted Chocolats and Bon Bon's Try it and you will be pleased. If you want the best Cigar is this City go to Posey's Drug Store and you will find the best 5 and 10 cents line. His store is a credit to Laurens and the state Dr. Posey's Drug Store "Purity at Posey's" Laurens, S. C OVER 65 YEARS' Lf EXPERIENCE Patents "Ffff ^ Copyrights Ac. Anyone lending n nhririi nitri description mm ein i. -: ly ii.n-urtaill our Opinion fret' wliellier All Invention l? prolmMy patentnbl& Communion tlonn nirlctly < oiiiOUMillr,!. IMHUUOOK <"' faints sunt f reo. OMest iiL'eney lor heruniitf patents. 1'ntnnis trifcOtl throinill IMiinii A l.'u. ruculye ?Jifri.il no((C#, WlttlOUtcluiri.'i;. In tliO Scientific Hstioricait. Abaniliomolf IllnitrstOrl worltly. J.nreP.t olr i Hi.iii 'i of liny Hekinlllln tnlinml, *1 ei inn, fII I? yoar: f mir montbi, $1. Bold by all noweaealer?. MUNN & Co.36,B'oadway New York JJrancti onico, 625 K Ht.. Wimtilnunni. I>. 0. FURS WANTED! The highest prices for all kinds of furs will he paid by S. Pollakoff, lau rens, S. C. Minks from .85c to Raccoons from.l"?c to fr-V-.? Skunks from .10c to ?1.60 Opossums from ..r>c to 7?c Musk Hats from .Re toJ?M Fox from .25? to #h.00 Otter from .?1.00 to $20.00 Reavers from .?0c to *N.f>? Givlt Cats from .fie to f>?c Wild Cats from .10c to <??c All prices will he governed act Ord ing to fur market. S. POUAKOFF Next to Post omce Laurens, s. C. LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS. Take a thirty days Practical course In our well equipped Machine Sh..|is and learn I ho Vutoninbllo mid ncoepl good positions. < M III LOTTE AUTO s< now.. ? harlolte, N. C. ENRAGED ITALIAN COMMITS FEARFUL DEED Severs the Heads of Ills Wife and Kins, uiau When He Finds Them in Un lawful Communion. Kenosha, Wis., Nov. 20.?Tortured by the mental picture of his head less wife and her paramour whom he slow last night. Pasquale Marchesi, 27 years old, a merchant, today went to a priest and confessed the double crime, which had here before not boon discovered. The young avenger of his honor was turned over to the po pice who are closely guarding him for fear of possible mob violence tonight. According to .Marchesi. be went home last night and found his wife Rosalia, and his cousin and name-' sake ocupying Mrs. Marehesi's bed chamber. The younger Marchesi, was not of age. had boon a favorite j of the husband, and the scene drove him mad, he said. Without allowing' his presence to become known, Marches! wenl to a woodshed, pro cured a hand axe. crept to the bed room and chopped off the heads of the lovers. Taking his baby, two months old, from the arms of the slain wife, Marchesi washed the blood from its face. <arried it to the home of his brother and said his wife was ill. He returned to the bouse, dressed his daughter, Josephine, I years old. and took her to his brother's. Spectres Haunted Rim. Marchesi then returned to the house, concealed the hatchet and began walk ing .about the City. As morning dawn ed spectres that had haunted Marchesi all night as he slunk through back streets drove him to hide in the base ment of an Italian Catholic chutch. In the darkness of the church basement, he snid he heard the death cries of his wife and saw her headless form rush ing at him through the blackness. As the march of the morning came faintly to bis ears from the auditorium above, be said that he thought he dis tinguished the words "Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord," Thon he rush ed from his hiding place, wo m to the home of the priest and sought relief in confessing what he had don After the priest had turned Marchesi over to the police, the slayer told a connected story of the crime, pleading that he had fell justified In killing the pair at the time the deeds were com mitted, but later said he was sorry such a horrid condition had crept Into bis life. He said: "I went home last night earlier than 1 bad expected to return. 1 had no suspicion of my wife's unfaithfuness, but just for fun I peeked In at her bed room window. 1 was driven to sense less desperation by the sight that met my eyes. "I became as one insane. I ran to a woodshed in the rear and seized a lumberman's hand axe. I returned to the chamber window with only one thought; thai of avenging myself. I carefully raised the window so as not to be heard. I crawled in unseen and crept to the bed. My arm strengthen ed by the sight, I chopped off my cousin's head at the first blow of the axe. He did no! move, but .be sound of the blow aroused my wife. "Site started up and fought savage ly. She lagged forgiveness, throw hersetf on her knees. That was the end of her. Her defense bad prevent ed my blow, but her praying posture allowed the axo to swing freely. I was mad, but I had sense enough loft to avoid striking the baby which my wife had seized as she though! to de fend herself." Marches! went on to tell bow ho bad struck ,at his wife, repeatedly, almost severing her head, bin always taking care not to harm the baby. Ho said that he struck at tho headless body of bis cousin after be was satis lied that his wife was dead. Washed Mood From Hnby's Face, lie told in detail how he look the baby, Michael, from tho lifeless arms of Its mother, washed the marks of the affray from its face, changed its clothing and hurried with it to the home of his brother. lie then returned to dress his oldest child whom he bad left alone in the death chamber. After taking the girl to his brother, he felt secure for a time, he said, as the older child had not awakened during the decapita tion and could not tell of the crimes. Marchesi had lived in Kenosha for ten years and had acquired consider able property. He was one of the leaders of the Italians in the West side quarter, TO PILE VICTIMS! Treat (he Inward Cause if Von Want a Cure. is piles a skin disease? No, it is a stagnation of blood cir culation it SWOlllng of blood vessels. Why expect n cure from applica tions outside? The treatment should atlack the cause. Dr. Lconhardt's Hom-Rold (sugar coated tablets) is taken Inwardly; it restores circulation, rids you of idles for good* Sold by I.aureus Drug Co. and ::ll druggists. $1 for 21 days' supply, satisfaction guaranteed by the Leon hard! Co., Station B, Buffalo, N. v. I MA3DEN NEWS | Madden. Nov. 28.?The little lad of eight, an orobryo fanner, stood before me. The droop of his shoulders, the wrinkles across his forehead, caused me to Inquire as to the nature of his trouble. "My guano note is due" ho replied, "And 1 can't get my cotton picked!" and besides he continued, "I don't believe there'll be more than enough to pay it when 1 do get it out."! and he sank in his little chair with his chin held In both bands and stared into the lire. Poor little fellow, thought 1, you are but typical of the whole fanner body of the South to day- On more than one home the fanner gazes inti the tire and see naught but that huge (and often times unnecessary) guano hill. Fanners! You ought to be by this time satis fied, yes sir. despite drouth and other untoward conditions, you have suc ceeded in making a bumper crop, And l ow while in a brown study and a re pentant mood make this one good res olution and stick to it: "Less ferti lizer bills for 1912." When, by way of consolation, I sug-, gest"d lo the little fellow thai next year be could even things up ; nd use no guano at all. Iiis face cleared like magic, ami the laugh, so genuine and hearty that followed at my greenness as he exclaimed "Well what would there be to gather?" "Anyway" I re tailed "What you did make my child, would he yours and not belong to the fertilizer company." The rising generation of fanners must be taught the value of cover crops for the winter: the necessity of raising more cattle, thereby making home-made fertilizers, then will the South come into her own. Most of the fanners here have tak en advantage of the cold weather ami hog killing is now the order ot the day. So far Mr. I'. W. Fl 11 ley holds the record for the largest porker, hav ing made 1" gallons of lard from onn hog. However. Q. 11. Flnley is yet to he heard from. Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Dean entertain ed a few young people Saturday night in honor of James Dean, Jr., it being Iiis 10th birthday. Mrs. J. A. Wofford, her friends will be pleased to hear, has about recover ed from her recent illness. "Hope springs eternal in the South ern fanner's heart" is verily true. The last few days of sunshine have seen fanners busy sowing oats. Rev. J. A. Martin filled his regular appointment at Prospect Sunday. Mrs. Sallie Madden and neice. Miss Ophelia Adair, of Holly drove were the guests of Mr. T. S. L?ngsten Satur day night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .1. R. Flnley. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin visited relatives here Saturday night and Sun day. Mr. Palmer Roper and brother of Rabun Creek were the guests of their sister, Mrs. Thad Moore, Sunday. Mr. Carl Proffttt has returned from a visit to his sister. Miss Lillian, who is teaching in 1 lorry County. The friends of Mr. John R. Flnley ! will be sorry to hear that he is not so well at this writing. The latest news from the bedside of Mr. Jim Flnley is that he is no better. It will be sad news to his many friends to learn that he is so low. Mrs. M. T. Allison has returned from a pleasant visit to her kinsman. Mr. John M. I Indiens and family and other friends and relatives in Laurens. Miss Annie Lee Hryson of Cross Hill, has been the g,.est of her cous in, Miss Louise Donli for tin pas; few days. Ralkcd at Cold Sled. "I wouldn't let a doctor cut my foot off," said 11. 1). Kly, lianlam. Ohio, "al though a horrible ulcer had I.n Hie plague of my life for four years. In stead I used Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, and my foot was soon completely cured." Heals Rums, Bolts, Soi'OS, Bruises, I2c/.nmn, Pimph Corns, sur est Pile cure. 25c at Laurens Drug Co., Falun tto I >rug Co. Che II l'|i! Spartanhurg has produced Ihe most remarkable manslayor on record, lie killed his own brother Saturday, was admitted to bail Monday morning and attended his brother's funeral in the afternoon of that day. Further more, his name is Mc.limpscy. he is a negro, and be has in the hands of a guardian $U.:.nO, which he got from a railroad company for the cutting off of bis two legs. Can you beat It?? Spartanburg Journal. MONEY BACK DANDRUFF CURE. Laurens Drug Co. Guarantees Paris ian Sage for Dandruff and Failing Hair. Think or it dear reader, if PAR ISIAN SACK isn't the most Invigorat ing and pleasant hair dressing you ever used ?money back. If it doesn't banish dandruff, stop hair from railing and do away with scalp Itch money hack, f?0 cents at Laurens Drug Co. and druggists ev erywhere. "PARISIAN sac!-: as a hair grower and scalp dormer is all right." Mrs. Dora M Daniels. Williamson, W. Va. "PARISIAN SACK cured mo of ter rible itching of the scalp." .Mrs. C. I'. Cone, Oxford, Ala. Turkey FOR THANKSGIVING \i> MIGHTY FlrtE BUT IT O/iLY L,4&T<i> FOR OME MY. OUR C07IL WILL KEEP YOU GOOD MB WyiRM THE WHOLE WIATER THROUGH. REMEMBER THERE yi DirrER^ACE m cotil. we &ell OMLY THE BE&T EichelbergerBros Coal and Wood Yard Office Phone 33 Ni^ht Phone 276 i Frost Proof Cabbage Plants Do not buy imported cabbage plants that will have to become used to this climate before they will begin to grow. Buy those planted in Laurens county and be sure of a good growth. I have a large stock ready for delivery. Prices: 20 cents per hundred; lower prices for larger lots. J. H. PARKS Laurens Oil Mill. Laurens, S. C. State of South Curolluu, Executive Department. By the Secretary of state. Whereas, Henry Briggs, Frank Hani inond, .1. M. Qeer, J. T. Blusstnganie and W. A. McBrayer, a majority of the hoard of the directors of (Ireenville Oreon WOOd & Augusta Kai I way Com pany, a corporation duly chartered by the Secretary of State by certificate issued Octobor 1st.. 1900, have tiled with me a petition for an amendment of charter to change the route so that said railway shall run from some point in the City of Greenville through the townships of Oreenvillo, Onntt, Grove, Oak Lawn, and Ounkliu in Greenville County; Sullivan and Waterloo town ships in Laurens County. passing through the town of I'rluectou; Wal nut dove, Cokcshury, Coronnca, Nine ty Six. Fellowship, Phoenix, kiunrd. Crooks and Kirksey townships in Greenwood County, Pine drove (No. 7) Brooks (Xo. tit and Kirksey t No. It townships in Salttda County; ICdgo llold, 101 in wood, Blocker, Moss, Plck eus, Johnston, Morlwothor townslilps in lOdgefleld County; and Schultz township in Alken County; reserving the right to leave out any of said towns, cities or townships. If deemed advisable, with the right and power to condemn lands for the purposes of the corporation: ami further, t?y sub stituting a comma in lien of hyphen between the words "Greenville" and "Greenwood."' And whereas, notice has 1.n gi^en by publication for thirty days in said ('ountles, Now therefore, this is to admonish all apd singular parties -it interest; that they show cause. If any they have, before me in my ollleo In Columbia on the (Ith day of December at 1:00 p. m. why said amendment should not be granted. It is ordered that (his notice ho published in some newspaper in each Of said counties. Given under my hand rod seal of i the State, at Columbia, this the 22lld day Of November, A. I). 1911. lt. M. McCown. Secretary of State. IS-If. ! Simpson, Cooper & Babb, Attorneys at Law. Will practice in all State Courts, prompt attention given to all busineis. 11 FLEMING BROS. Jewelers?Goldsmiths?Silversmiths?Importers DEALERS IN I GIFT-GIVING GOODS 1 /is Holiday Greeting 1911 We would be very ylad of an early opportunity to show you out clean, fresh stock oj New and Beautiful Christmas Gifts Comprising the greatest gathering of Desirable Christmas Merchandise WC have ever offered Olli Holiday patrons. Very Desirable Presents Our Stock is not a selection of odd extremes and useless curiosities, but is a well-chosen line representing fresh ideas in pleasing, serviceable and appropriate Christmas Gifts Hat I meet the requirements of everybody. Taste, Quality and Novelty Our offerings abound in Originality, Merit and Good To sir. displayed in scores of (he nicest Gifts imaginable for old or young. Christmas buying al our store results in the delight of the folks at home. We plact at your disposal Appropriate Gifts for every member of the family. The Virtue of Reasonable Prices Is never neglected. You will find it in connection with Best Quality and Genuine Merit throughout our Beautiful Stock, Selections Made Now Will be held for future delivery. No deposit required. If you wish China, Cut Glass, Chafing Dishes Wc can Please You m m ml m m m M I i im