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MAODCN NEWS # t^S^^i^ Muddon, Muroh 11.?Perhaps H would bo u very good thing for uh to remember, now thut the rnln Ihih coiiik again, Just whon the ground boil gotten In shape fo pldw, that "be hind tho cloiii.it the HUH hi Htlll shin ing" und we'll fi??1 11 1h Ulmllv rays nguln! mi., Juanltn Martin hoa acooptod a position and for tho next few weeks will he In Andorson und Qroonvlllo, Tho liiidhm Mission society held n very ntorentlng und profitable meet lag at the church WodnoHduy after uoon. Mrs. Dennis Culbortaon, nccom ptuiiod by hor friend', mihh Mottle OonvUnghaiu ipont innt Wodnoeday' wit'h tho former's roothor In law, MrH. .Inno Oulbortsott noar Fkom. Tho friends of MIkh Frunklo OulbortBOn will bo sorry tO hour thnt hIio Ih not Improving. Mim? Lillian Promt t who Ih touch ing In Union, spent tho wook-ond with homo folks. Mrs Ida Dean and Miss ldu Tumor wem tiio guests Saturday of tho mihb os Lnngston. Mr. Jno. Maddon und family mi ? Jossin Thompson und Messrs. John w*. Wofford, Todd Thompson, it. Jud lAUKston mid Walter Thompson wore among those who attended tho oys ter supper at Mt. Ploneant. Mr. J. Dennis Gulborteon and fam ily wore tho guests Sunday of Judge nud Mrs. Thompson, Mr. (Mundo Finley and his mother, Mrs. Virginia Flnloy, rocontly vtBltod Mr. und Mrs, Loo Madden. Mrs. Ola Owtngs and daughter, from near Owtngs station, vitdtad hor father. Judge Thompson Saturday Mrw. Jim Roper, who has boon with hor daughter. Mrs. Thud Mooro for tho past week returned to hor homo near Ituhuu Saturday. Mr. John R, Finloy attended thi funeral of his friend Mr. A. J, Smith ?t BoavordniU Sunday afternoon. Mr. Smith had many friends hero who stttOoroly mourn his death. Our sym pathy to the boreavod family. Several cases of Gorman measles in our neighborhood but no serious results It 8 OOIUS to 1)0 tho very same disease that wo had In our youth and was called "Roseola". It <;*b gone through tho school and the sore oyos have made their appear unco. Poor Uttfle chaps and poor MIbb Ida! Sonn of tho ladloB of the mission society hnvo formed a "mission Htutly chiHH" and for tho noxt fow weeks will study tho book "Brnzlllon Sketches" They will have a doublo Intoreat in tho book Inasmuch as the only inlHHlonury from our ehureh, Dr. A. it. Langston, is Identified with the work In Brazil) holding tho chair of Seminary at Itlo. Brazil. ? ? * THE JAMBS FAMILY. ? The promise made to a good man, that he should 1iavo hoiih and prop erty Ih verified with Stobo .lumen. Mis name Im perpetuated In many Lau rons oounty families, He moved from tho lower part of the state, up on South Kuhuu ('reek, whero ho culti vated a largo farm, run a merchant mill and Htore. lie brought In nn accomplished teacher to build up the educational Interest of the neighbor hood. Sonvo way misfortune befell htm and everything he had was sold at HherlfT's Bale. My father purchas ed 15 negroes at this sale. John Darlington bought the plantation and inIIIk. Ills son Stobo (larllngton, sup. OtiUtOnded this farm for several years. It Is now in the ikihhosbIou of Col. Henry Simpson. Col. QeorgO .lames when a school boy ran away from his school and onjlstod In the United States army for the Mexican war. When the war was over, he continued as a captain In the regular army. When South Carolina seceded from the Union ho threw up his commission and cast his lot with his native BtatO. He raised the .lames tpHfplton or tho 3rd S. C. Infantry. Col .Ihju^s was killed at Boonos Cap on South Mouptaln, Maryland, whore UO litany of our l.aureus county young boys wore hlHcd ill this disastrous tight. Dr. Hen James married A Martin and lived R long time at Martin's do pot. After the war. ho leased tho old l.aureus railroad and operated It for years. After moving to Walhalla, he wont into construction work of build ing railroads. Tho last I hoard of him. ho was in Alabama Wm. D. S. Chamberlain s Cough Remedy Cure? CoHt?. Cro?u> and Whooping Cuuuh. ? It a bum raws. ? Rabun, Mnrch 10.?Last Saturday ovonluK the woman'b missionary ho. "doty mot at the beautiful homo of Mrs. Dr. J. W. Benson's. Quito a number of tho members wore present, nnd tho programo waa carried out and enjoy ed by all present. At tho closo of tho mooting Mrs. Hcason Invited them in to tho dining room where refreshments woro served. Mrs. 1.1//.lc Check has been right slek The farmers have boon busy plow ing and hauling their fertilizer homo. Mrs. Rebecca Owens spent aevoral days last wook In Groonpond sccton with Mrs. Conwny Armstrong and Mrs. D. Holder. Mrs. Dora Habb aud Miss Estello Habb of Eden aectlon apent Wednes day with Mrs. Nancy Owens. Mr. Dunk Noflbltt of Pork Shoals, spent Tuesday night with hia sister Mrs Idz/.lo Cheek. Messers. I^aurens and Claudo Mabon woro visiting relatives In Woodruff, first of last wook. Mr. Solomon Mahaffey of Eden sec tion spent last Wednesday with Mr. T. P. Habb. Mr. Prank Modlock and daughter, Miss Cora, wero visiting In Laurens Saturday nnd Sunday. Mrs. Delia Roper has been visiting hor daughter, Mrs. Thad Moore of Madden. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Reason were vis iting relatives in Woodruff several days last week. Mrs. Kato Owens of Eden section and Mrs. Nancy Owens spent Thurs day with Mrs. T. P. lkibb. Mss Cora Armstrong spent the latter part of the week with relatives In Eden community. Mrs. .lane Holt of Hickory Tavern ?eotlOIl Spent last week with Mrs. i.uia Baldwin. Miss Edna Owens spent Saturday night with Miss Jenovce Babh of Eden section. Mr. Claude Wesson and family of Friendship section*spent Sunday with Mrs. Rebecca Owens. Miss Allelno Baldwin spent tho lat ter pari of the week with her grand, mother. Mrs. .lane Holt, of Hickory Tavern. Dr. nnd Mrs. Varvin Habb of llonea Path passed through here Sunday. WARRIOR CEXJ8K. 4 <? Warrior Creek March 10.?Every thing Is moving along nicely . In our community. The farmers are taking ndvantago of tho excellent weather we nave neon having anu are plowing tho soil from noon 'till lato. Tho members of the B. Y. P. U. society will have an oyster suppor at tho homo of Mrs. Cora Roberson, March 14th beginning at seven o'clock They will also serve cako and cream. Tho public is cordially invited to at tend. The benefits aro to go for car potlng the church. Our church has been painted In. side recently and work on pews will begin soon. Misses Carrlo Lou lllggins nnd Mary Lou Hurlen. of Lanford, spent Sun day with Miss Carrie Fowler. Miss Ruth Martin who has been attending the Spartan Academy, came homo last week to remain with her parents. Mrs. W. M. Powlor had as her guest her Cousin, Mrs. Thomas of Woodruff a fow days last week. Miss Margaret Stevens, of Gray Court, was the charming guest of Miss Erilla Brownlcc recently. Mrs. Willie Braralett and lttlo daughter, Louise, have returned from an extended vlslto to relatives in An derson. Messrs. K. Buscom Brownlee and Pcalons Knight spent the week-end with Mr. Joe Brownlee near Dials. Miss Habird, teacher of the Barks dale school, visited Mrs. Barl C. Ow ens and Miss Mary Poole Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. O. F. Povier of I^mford, at tended churoh here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Burns and fam ly spent Sunday with their brother, Mr. S. C. Brownlee. Tyleravllle March, 10.?Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Byrd were in Clinton Friday night to hear the Chicore Glee Club. Miss Ennna Donnan spent Saturday night with Miss Lucy Donnan. Miss Mattle Belle Peterson visited rolat 'es In Spartanburg last week. Mr. J. W. Donnan was a business visitor in Laurens Friday. TTLBRSVILLlB DOTS. Mr. J. S. Craig was in Clinton Sat urday. Mr. William Peterson spent a few da;. .n Spartanburg last weok. Miss Lula Donnan, of Whitmlre, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Donnan. Miss Grace Poole and Mr. W. C. Winters went to Clinton Friday night to hear the Chlcora Glee Club. .Mr. Niles Clark, of Clinton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mattie Clark and family. Miss Grace Poole spent Thursday In Laurens. SAFER THAN CALOMEL Hudson's Liver Tone at Night Will Straighten You out by Morning. Calomel Muy Knock You Out of a Day's Work. If you are a calomel user, next time you are tempted to buy it ask your druggist if ho can absolutely guar antee the drug not to harm you. He won't do it because ne CAN'T do it. Rut here is a perfect substitute for calomel which the druggist does guar antee?the famous Dodson's Liver Tone. The Laurens Drug Co. will re fund your money without question if you are not thoroughly satisfied. Go to tho Laurens Drug Co. whom you are acquainted with?and find out about the great number of people who are taking this remarkable rem edy and feeling better, keener, health ier, and better able to enjoy life than they ever were when taking calomel. Why? Because calomel is a poison ?one that may stay in the system, and while seeming, to benefit you tem porally, may do hkruyin the end. If you haven't felt Uioee ill-effects so far, it is because!/ou are fortunate enough to. have a strong constitution. Don't take the risk any longer. Get a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone (50c) and note how easily and. naturally It corrects all bilious condition; how it clears away that sick headache and coated tongue, how it sets you right without ache or gripe. The most won derful thing In tho world for consti pation. All this without the slightest inter, ference with your regular habits. CAMP GARLINGTON MEETING. Will Elect Officers and also Delegates to Confederate Reunions. A meeting of Camp Garlington is called to be held in the office of Judge of Probate, on Saturday, March 15th at eleven o'clock A, M. to elect of ficers and also delegates to the State Reunion to be held at Alken, S. C*? and the General Confederate Reunion to be held at Ohatanooga, Tenn. All members are expected to come pre pared to pay their dues. W. P. Coker, Commander. LAND SALE. State of Smith Carolina, County of Laurens. By virtue of an execution to me di rected by C. A. Power, clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Laurens County u tho ease of George M. Seattle plaintiff, vs. B. E. Knight, and others, defendants, I will sell at public out cry to the highest bidder, at Laurens C. H., S. C. on Salesday in April next, being Monday the 7th day of the month, during the legal hours for such sales, the following descrlber1 prop erty to wit: All that tract, piece or p el of land situate In Laurens Co .ty in said State, containing one hundred and five acres, more or less bound ed by lands of Chastlne Killings worth, James Redden and John Balentlne, John Puckett and J. H. Balentlne, by Will Mansel and L. A. Brock, levied on as the property of B. E. Knight at suit of J. A..J6. E. and W. L. Balentlne Individually and as executors of A. L. Balentlne. Terms of Sale: cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. If the terras of sale are not complied with, the land to be resold on same or some subsequent Salesday on same terms, at risk ot former purchaser. JOHN D. OWINGS, Sheriff Laurens County. Dated, this March 1 1, 1913 33-4t BEAUTY'S BEST FRIENDS are to be found n oilr toilet goods de partment. Here will the woman who cares find the best of talcum pow ders, cold creams, tooth pastes and powders, toilet waters and perfumes. To use them Is proof of refinement and demonstration of good judgment" too. Dodson-Edwards Drug Co Agents for Norris' Candies MINTER COMPANY'S V Spring Millinery Opening Wednesday, Mar. 19th, 1913 We invite you to come and make a thorough inspection of everything we have to show in Ladies', Misses' and Children's Headwear. We have special attractions in Gage, Fisk and other Fine Hats at prices that will appeal to people of good taste and judgment. We want you to come and see what we are showing. Values of the Season! THE BEST VALUE OK THE SEASON SPECIAL 2.? pieces of double fold white Klaxon, worth everywhere 26o special cash price.15c 89 pieces of 40-inoh Kreuch LftWn, worth everywhere 15c to ftOc, spooial cash price.10c A CORSET KOK K.VK.KY FIGURE Bonton or Roysl Worcester Ooraets. Have you over tried one! If you hSvenH We want you to come and MS} what wo have. C*tl tit any figure, Price from.$100 to $3.00 Spring Materials! GREAT VALVES IN SPRING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS. We will have Oil display tho boat values and stylos to be found. We want you to come and lot us sbow you what wo have. Ladies' Neckwear in the latest styles, beautiful design* at .'.25c to $2.00 Ladies* Gloves of all kinds. Silk Gloves in extra good quality at.60c ltvhntton long Silk Gloves at.$1.00 Spring Coat Suits! LADIES' SPRING COAT SUITS AND ONE PIECE DRESSES. Do you want to see tho best values in Laurons? W e think we have them. We want to pet your judgment so we Invite yoti to come and lot us show you what wo hnve in Suits ?1 .$15.00. $20.00. $22.50 and $25.00 Ladies' one piece Dresses in the newest materials and stylos. We want you to see the best values in Laurens for $10.00 $12.50. $15.00 and.$20.00 You can find what you want and we can save you money if you will call and take a look at what we have to show. MINTER COMPANY LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA ?XXX