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tiUnanon tor .Leters of Adminstu tom State of South Carolyina, County of Laurens. By O., 0. Thompson, Probate Judge: Wiereas, W. E. Brainlott has iade euit to me to grant him 'Letters of Administration of the 10state and ef foots of C. 1, Bramnlett. These are therefore to cite and ad anonish all and singular the Kindred and creditors of the said C. M. Bran lett deceased, - that they be and ap poar before mle, in the Court of Pro 'bate to be held at Laurens Court 1-louse, Laurens, S. C., on the 23 day of December next, after Ipibllcation hereof, at ii o'clock in the' forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administratipn should not be granted. Given under my hand this 5th day of December Anno )omini 1913. O. (1. 'Thompson, 20-2t .1. P. L. C. LAN) SALE 'By virtue of a' Tax 1Execution direc t~d to me by Ross D. Young, treasurer of Laurens County, S. C., against Woodruff Oil and Fertilizer Company, I have levied on and will sell at pub lie auction 'to the highest bidder at JArurens Court House on salesday in January, 1914, being Monday the fifth day of the month, during the legal hours for such sale, the following de scribed real estate to wit: All that piece or parcel of land sit -uate, lying and being in the town of JAlnford in Laurens county, S C., coni 'taining six (6) acres, more or less, bounded on the east by lands of J. W. ]Anford, on the west by the C. & W. C. Rail road and on the south by lands of Arch Holmes. 'erms of sale, cash, purchaser to pay for papers. If the terms of sale are not complied with, the land to be r'e-sold on samec or some subsequent salesday, on same tei:ns. at risk of former purchaser .ohn 1. Owings, Sheriff of Laurens County, S. C. Dec. 6, 1913. LANI) SALE. State of South Carolinn, County of Laurens J. Giroud S-ullivan, as 'Executor of the estate of Mrs. Malinda C. Kay, de ceased, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at Laurens C. 11., S. C., on Salesday in January, 1914, being Monday the 5th diay of the month, within the legal hours of such .Hales, the real estate of Mrs. Malinda C. Kay, deceased, in Sullivan Town ship, Laurens county, consisting of Two Hundred Thirty and Three fourths (230 3-1) Acres, more or less, sub-divided in live tracts to wit: Tract No. 1. Containing fifty-six and one-half (56 1-2) acres, more or less, lying on waters of Peachland creek, bounded by lands of C. L. Pitts, Perry Sullivan, public road, Tracts No. 2 and 3 of said estate. Tract No, 2. Containing forty-nine and three-fourths (49 3-4) acres, more or less, lying on water of McKnig't branch, bounded by lands of J. G. Sul livan, C. W. Taylor, Tully Babb, pub lie road, Tracts No. I and 3 of said estate. Tract No. 3. Containing forty-nine . and one-fourth ("19 1-4) acres, more or lass, lying on waters of Peachland creek, bounded by lands of W. P. Bald win, Public road, Tracts No. I and 2 of said estate. Tract No. 4. Containing thirty-one and one-fourth (31 1--) acres more or less, lying on waters of Peachland creek and bounded by lands of Perry Sullivan, public road, Tracts No. I and 5 of said estate. Tract No. 5. Containing forty-four (44) acres, more or less, lying on wa ters of Peachland creek, bounded by Inds of JIohn Puitnam, WV. P. Bald win, public roadl, Tract No. 4 of said estate. Plats may1~ be soon at the ofmee of J. HI. Sullivan's store. l10ah'1 tract is wvell located and was~ sub-divided wvith a v'iew as to buildhingJ sites on public road, tillalie land, waL1 ter andl pasture and woodha ind, and are in eaisy reach of churches and schools, about two miles from Rablun Creek church and one mile from lien. dlersonville church, twvo milos fromi Trumbling Shoals Alills and two iles from IHickory Taver-n's new consil dated schools, wilth a danily rural mail11 delivery. * Terms1 of sale: one-thI rd cash, banl asce In two eqiual installments (1u1 reO spectively one and twvo years after dlate of sale, the credit portion to bear in. "'terest at the rate of eight per cent. per annulm, payable annually, and to be secured by bond of the purchaser andi mortgago of the preises sold, thet tbond to provide for ten per cent, at torney's foes in the event of epilectlin by suit or by attorney, with leave, however, to the pulrchaser to pay lh entire 'bid in cash. The bond of the Purchaser for the credlit portion shail also provide that in tihe event the flrst insitaliment is not paid wvhen due, that the entire bond shall become due andi payable. Purchaser to pay for papers. If the terms of tihe sale are not coin plied with, the land to be r'e-sold onl samle or some subsequent salesday on salmne terms at risk of defaulting pur ohnaser. JI GIfOU1D SULIb~lVAN, iCxecutor of the F0state of Mirs. Malnda C. 15ay, deceased. Dc. 10th, 1913.-4t. / N. B. DrAL / A. C. TODD DIA L &,f/rODD Attorneyd at Law Enterprise Baank Building, Laurce*s S. C, PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS Money to' loan on Real Estate-Long Time. When youfufedoner vous, tired, worrie-1 or dehitndent it in a sure sign you need MOT' NERVERiNE PILLS. They renew the nirmal vigor and make-life worth living. 130 sure and ask for .' Mott's Nerverine Pill. Prce$tO Wit LIAMS MFO. CO.. Prep.., Clayland. Ohde iLAUREhdi :fP0. CO. Lauran., 8. 01 'THE CHRISTMAS PARTY 46wff W. , 4", .. t , . w\ pct tit \ t } y \ 5 A-k X14'-.. ,\ A .},' C 1' p ,\ \ ., f a .,y - - . 'r ' IN n, % yyi . % \ J > ., \ d 1, Y " \F 1 ", tip. x i . ,,.,. low . ; k 'E ., t o ;;:" ' , :.D'' d .< . Practical ifts Are What Men Like to Receive. And this is the Store to Find Them. We Have Practical Gifts. Ties, Hats, Shirts, Caps, Shoes, Gloves, SHosiery, Collars, $ Hand Bags, Suit Cases, Night Shirts, Bath Robes, Bedroom Slippers Handkerchiefs. Select Him a Present from Our Window. Clardy & Wilson THE SHOE MEN Christmas Greetings! BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR And congratulations that at the Glorious Yule-Tide the "Old Ma"and the young boys do not have to resort to strong stimulants to enjoy the pleasures of the glad season, but may gather together and drink a bottle of Delicious, Refreshing, Exhilirating, Invigorating k Coca Cola And experience the sweet sensations of good fellowship without reflecting upon their own dignity or causing uneasiness and heart burnings among those gathered around the home circle. IT'S WORTH A TRIP TO LAURENS. VIRIT'Il)S All IC NlLCOMIC TO OUR P'LANT. where t hey enn see the saniitdry b)ottIlig plant, the I )ixie I hottle Soaker tha ai , utomtica wl ly steiliizes, soaks amld cl eancses the botties; thle I 'niversaul Aultomalltic Rinsing MIacincc t hat. with-. out 1the t ouchI ol' thle hamlis, muakes thle bot tles as brighi ti mI After inspecting our plant and seeing the sanitary and up-to date methods used, you can Drink Delicious and Refreshing COCA CO LA and High-grade Ginger Ale and Sodas in Bottles with even more relish than ever before. Coca-Cola Bottling Compan Guy L. Watson, Manager. Laurens, South Carlia IF A By EDWiN L. SABIN. (:is I .01. I HIOV. sa'.tl rI(Ies(ts this witer n!,lit I i oi a wuitIe~ii 4.1111! lJntiL tihe lift of Christmas light Shall spsre:al the Christ taas birth. The curtain of the dusk he driawn. And si- pIin. losts afar Shall wtake to read in radiant dawn Tho message of the star! Tile dawn oes mrV hing from the east Across at Joyous world To usher In the Chri.Ltmas feast 'Neath l(hrisrm:is fronds unfurled. Now swiftly on tie glory spreads, The mirakle fuit11led. , To b'ess a iyriad heled heads And souls by CIilstnmis thrlled. Behold It sweep ai mighty land, I.ong leagues of List'ning snow; From whitened IIrs to where midst sand Thie polInsetti: glow. On -:n'glish thatch mist tile It lIes, ('hat eau and but forlorn. And frozen sieppe aid tropic skies Acclaim the Christmas morn. No region too remote for this. Too difficult no tongue. The Christmas wreath, the Christmas kiss, The Christmas music sung. No heart with graco so incomplete. No head with age so gray. No hearth so poor it does not greet The dawn of Christmas dray. rLr LEVER BILL REPO1L'I'ED). H1ouse Africultural Con mittee 'Actis Favorably on Measure. Washington, Dec. 8.-The house committee on agriculture today favor ably :reported the "agricultural ex tension bill' of Representative Lever of South 'Carolina, its chairman. Under the measure, the department of agriculture wonld send agents ilto every farming coiiltry in the United States to meet 'the farmers and give them in-formation acquired as the re suilt of many years of agricultural ex periments. These agents would give particular attention to home econo mics as well ms to the improvement in actual tilling of the soil. Proper administration of the bill, the committee will ergo, should make farm life more attractive and profit able and so stop the draft of popula tion from the country to the cities and towns, The rep.ort quotes census reliorts to show an alarming decrease in foodstuffs production and exporta tion and an increase in their impor tation. Our store Is packed with the best and~ most var'ied line of Ilolidlay Goods ever brought tt Laurens, and we give every one a specIal invitation to come and look them over'. 5S. M. &k 10 It Wlkes & Co. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * LISBON LOCALS. * Montntville, fdec. 15.-Ve farmers who have hogs, have killed a part of them in order to have something fresh for Christmas. We have been wonder fully blessed this year, and we are now ready to return thanks to the Giv er of all things, who is ready at any and all times to bless us when we ask in his name. Aliss .lance Birown splent this last week with her friend, Mrs. .J. T. A. Hallew, before leaving for Cheraw, S. C.MAi .M ohn lBrown has an interest ing family aIndl one that Is liked by everybody who had the pleasure of k nowing them. To say that we hated very much to give them up, words fail to express it. Our loss is Cheraw's gain, thoy certainly carry the very best wishes of the entire community and surrounding country as they were well known in the county. Mr. William IDrown, .lr. and family have moved to this place. lie bought the place from hIs UTncle John some time ago These, to. are worthy peo ple and will be an honor to any com munIty. MIrs. Fuller ihrs been very much in disposed, but we are glad to state that she is some better. Capt. 11. 11. Palley of Cold Point spent a fetw days last week with his sisters, M.\rs. Fuller and Mrs. Milan. AIessrs. Clyde Teague, 1Evans Mad den are at Augusta and (1reenvillc bus iness colleges taking a business col rse. 'ftese boys are hard workers, and we predict that they will make good. Mr, anad .irs. l.. lolmes, of Green ville, are on a visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. llolmes. Miss Al ma Garrett will leave next eek for her home to spend the hol idays. Miss Gladys Blridges, one of Win t'hrop girls, will spend the holidays with 'Mrs. Ballow, also Miss Myrtle Watts of Columbia. Mr. .1. N. Wright, of Laurens, Mr. antd Mrs. Ed Milam ofCold Point. wor shipped at Lisbon Sunday. This is lRev. McLn's last preaching day for this year. We hope that Iev. \MeLin will contintue to serve this church. A merry Cilstinas and a prosperous New Year for the editor and his force, 1101W'S Tl i lS We offer Ono Hundred Dollars le ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Iiall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Chenny & Co., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned,; have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him pe cetly honorable in all business tran etions and finan chally hle to car . out any oblaga tions made by i firm. NATIONAL IL NK OF COMME. CI, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Tes timonials sent free. Price 75 cents per $ottle. Sold by all Druggist. , Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. Theo worst cases, no matter of how tong standing, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. Porter's AntIseptic Healing Oil. It relievei P'ain and Iheals at the ama ime. 95c SEc $t av