Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. G. M. Harlan of Lanford, was a. visitor here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Teague, of New berry, are spending several days in the city. Miss Louise Fleming, of Greenwood, is in the city -assisting her brothers during the Christmas rush. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Young, of Gaff ney, are spending the holidays with Mr. andl Mrs. Geo. H. Young. Mr. Gus Hart, instructor at the Uni versity of South Carolina, is visiting relatives during the holidays. Miss Nellie Wallace, of Atlanta, is visiting relatives and friends In the city for the Christmas holidays. Dr. Knox Simpson, of Jacksonville, arrived in the city several days ago to spend the holidays with relatives. All of the school boys and school girls have arrived in the city to en joy the Christmas holidays with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Stobo J. Young are visitling Mr. Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I. Young, on North harper street. Mrs. Lamar Smith and children are spending several days of the holidays with Mrs. J. T. Montgomery, of Spar tan'burg. Mr. and Mrs. Badger Bowen and children, of Toledo, 0., are spending tho' holidays In the city with relatives and friends. Mr. R. E. Thompson's many friends 'will be glad to know that he is almost well again and expects to 'be .back at work in a few days. Mr. J. H. Wolff was here Friday. Ills daughter, Miss Martha Wolff, who is attending Limestone college, came In from Gaffney and returned home with him. Mr. H. F. Tumblin, of Ora, one of the long tlne subscribers of The Adver tiser, was a visitor in the city yes terday. By long time 's not intended long credit, however, for Mr. Tumblin pays up on the "dot" and a little ahead. FLEES FROM FIRES Mr. C. P. W. Sullivan, Former Manager of the King Hotel, Leaves Building When Series of Fires are Started. (almden, )ec. 20.-Following several near fires in the old Camden hotel building, Mr. C. P. W. Sullivan and 'family moved to their home on North Broad street Saturday morning. Fire WILS discovered in a small room on the first floor of the hotel building last riday night and had gained quite a ' bit of headway before the firemen reached the place. A good deal of the furniture from the low(r floor was gotten out and some iaim:ge lone by water. This being about tlhe fifth time the building had taken fire in the past few weeks, Mr. Silli"nn though' it in wise to remain longer and as notice had been given that the building was soon to be torn down, he thought it a good time to get awvay. No one has as yet been able to account for the nut morons fiires in the building. NEW OFFICERS~ ELECTED. Laurens County Mledical Society Held Regular Meetiing Laist Monday. The Laurens County Medical asso ciation held its recgular monthly meet ing in the office of Dr. J1. Hi. Tengue Monday morning. New omicers were eleted for another yeai' as follows: President, 0. F. Klugh, ,Ci'oss Hil1l; Vice-PresIdent, Dr. Isador'e Schayer', Laurens; Secretary-Trecasur'er, Dr. J. D). Austin, Clinton; Reporter, Dr. J. L. Fennell, Waterloo; hoard of Censors, Dr. A. J. 'Christopher, Dr. R. El. Hughes and Di'. Hi. W. Bailey. A numbler of othei' iimpoi'tant mat ters wer'e discussed after the election of ofmiers. Dr. Bearden wvas appoigt ed to r'ead a paper at the Januai'y meeting. Constipatlon Poisons You. If you are constipated, your entire mrystem is poisoned -by the waste mat t(,r kept in the body--serious results often follow. Use Di'. King's New Life Pills and~ you will noon get id of constipation, headache and other troul -blos. 25c ait Driuggists or by mail. II. El. Bucklon & 'Co., Phila. and St. Lauis. Card of Thaniiks. Macon, GIa., Dec. 3rd, 1913. Editor The Advertiser: Please allow me space in your pa per to express imly appreciation to triends and neighbors, in r'escueing my dear wife aihi children from the flames of our burning home Thursday morning, Nov. 20th, and for the fine werk of the fire department, together 'with Mr. Hlanco Crows who usned the big hose from the postoffice in fighting the flamnes. Respi~etflly yours, Robt. F. Sexton. Cured of Liver Conmplaint. "I was suffei'ing with liver com plaint," says Iva Smith of Point Blank, Trexas, "and de~cided~ to try a 25c box of Chamberlain's Tablets, and am hap py to say that I nm comploehey cure-.i &nd can recommendl them to every *ne." For sale by all Deal a. * WATERLOO LETTER. * * " ** * * * ** .** . *" " " Waterloo, Dec. 22.-Cadets Langdon Long and Fred H1. Pearce of the Cit adel are at home for the holidays. Miss Annie Liddell will leave this week for Lowndesville, to spend the holidays with her home beople. Mr. J. Frank Anderson cleft list week for Lincolnton, N. C., where on Wednesday evening he was married to Miss Myrtle Alexander of that place. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson reached Wa ter Thursday night and are receiving the congratulations of scores of friends. Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Shealy of Sa luda, are in town with relatives. The many friends of Miss Minnie Winn will be glad to hear that she .is now convalescing from a severe at tack of typhoid fever. Prof. W. P. Culbertson of Cross Hill was greeting friends in the city on Saturday. Mrs. John Leach and little daugh ter of lickory Grove are visiting the family of Mr. J. E. Henderson. Mr. W. C. Wharton who recently piirnased the Roberson place near town, is doing considerable building and otherwise improving this valuable property. Prof. and Mrs. Yarboro will leave this week for Saluda, to spend, the holidays. Mir. J. R. Anderson, one of our en ergetic farmers, planted an acre in turnips in the early fall and the crop is just now ready for market. I'or the past week Mr. Anderson has beei gathering and shipping turnips to several wholesale houses in Green wood, Laurens, Columbia and Green ville. Mr. Anderson c'alculates that this acre will make over two car loads of turnips and will net him about $200.00. The variety of turnips plant ed was the white globe. Invitations have been issued to the marriage of Mrs. Jennie Anderson Smith to Mr. C. II. McChesney of Co lumbia on Tuesday, Dec. 30th, at the bride's home In Waterloo. Brownlee-Owens. A wedding of much interest to their many friends was that of Mr. Clifton Brownlee, of Warrior Creek, and Miss Lillie Owens of Barksdale, which event occurred in Spartanburg Dec. 8. This young couple have host of friends throughout the county who are con gratulating them and wishing for them a long, happy and prosperous married life. Hunter-Patterson. The following invitations, announc ing the approaching marriage of two young members of prominent Laurens county families, have been received in this city: Mr. and Mrs. Maxie G. Patterson announce the marriage of their (laughter Mario to Mr.1JoelBen Iunter~ on Tuesday, Dceimber twenty tl-ird Nineteen hlundlred and thirteen ban ford, Southi Carol ina. Keel) thle bowels active and regular ifyou would enjoy health. Dr. M. A. Simmons' Vegetable Liver Medicine is an excellent 'medicine for that purpose. It never dlisappoin11ts. Ask f' - the tin blox with the picture of D~r. M. A. Sim mons on the front panel. Price 25c. Sold b~y all Druggists. SEEK PAltDON FOIl CARLISLE. F. IH. Dominuick, (1. (. Blense and Carlisle Seek Pardon for Milton *A. Carlisle. Washington, D)ec. 21.-Frederick HI. Dominick, Sheriff Cannon G. iBlease and Mr. Carlisle of Newvberry, failed Saturday to see the presidlent in an ef fort to obtain a contlelte palrdonl for M. A. Carlisle of Newberry, now serv ing a year in the Newborry jail. Mr. Carlisle was convicted in the Federal court, and sentenced to flvo years in tihe Federal penitentiary at Atlanta for connection with a bank failure in Newberry. On acconunt of the mitigating circuipstances, Prcsi dlent Wilson redulced tile senltenlce to a year in thle Newvberry jail. Sample Size Bottle of Swamnp-Root. 1Nnclosa tell cents to Dr. K.ilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sam~lple~ size bottle b~y Parcels t'ost-it should1( ceive a booklet of\ yh luable~ informa tion, tolling all adut tile kidlneys. Wh~en writing be sure and~ men~itionl tile Laitrens Weekly Advertiser. Suddenly Tauken Off. Mr. .Jimmle Wood, a wvell known andl slubst~anltial farmer of the Ware Shloals section, diied sudidenly at hlis home Monday mnornin~g about nline o'clock. Tie had previoulsly been in good hecalth, so his death came as a great shoeck to his family and friends, lHe leaves a wife and a large family to mourn his loss, Now is theo t1-me to hlave that family group madie while all tile family arc at home. We will be at your service eithler In ouri studio or at your home. Telephlone Mr. Oliver' at Mc2ordl's Stu dio. Chri You have read Chr Rocker, or the found a py have < n 11 Dining Tables in Fumed, Ear lish or Golden Oak, and in Mi $10.50, $12.50, $10.50, $19.50, $29.50 and up. Beautiful Odd Dressers in O hogany or Maple from $9.50 t MIN'A Chifforobes in Oak or Maho $22.50 and $25.00. Come and look th will I S. M. * NEWS FR'IOM JONES. ' .Jones, D~ec. 22.--All of our 1people sympiathiizo with Mir. WV. H. IHughes in the loss he sustained in the recent hburning of his store and entire stock of goods. WVe cordially welcome Messrs llall Brissey and others who have miovedl into our midst. RWe are indebted to Messrs Odel11, . R. McNinch, W. HI. Moore, Jloel A. Smith, John Knight. J. J. iDallas, Jlohni TI. Davis, Hon J. T. Morrison, .J. A. H1111 andl W. HI. Hughes for recent kind favors. Weo recently met the followving friend1s: Judge Trussell or Hlonca Path, JTohn Hiudgens, of Laurens, TI. R. Bllackwell of Due WVest, Wistar Culbortson, of E'komi, and Mr. C. C. Cobb, of Bolton. Mr. Frank Mattison, of Pelton, v'is ited his daughter, Mrs. J1. A. Morrison last week. We are indebtedl to Supervisor .Jas. McCombs) and Commissioner (1. Ii. Riley for working our roads so well. Mr. Jasper Medlock who has been residing in Mississippi for 10 or 12 years, has returned to his native state to make it his home. Prof. J. C. Cork, of Rock 1H1l1, spent a few days wvith us last week visiting his brother, .James andl looking after his interests in general. Miss Daisy Hughes has accepted a position in Ware Shoals Mfg Co's. store. Mi's. E. N. Martin, of Fairfleld, Mrs. 0. WV. Jenkins, of Columbia, and Miss as Lillian and Belle Jlones are at home with their parents, Dri. and Mrs. WVil lie TI. Jones for the holidays. lHon. R. A. Cooper,. of Laurens, ad (renssnr1 the WV. 0. W. at Ware Shoals stmas Gifts 1 istmas Books and Christri Christmas Table, is as r< ice for it in your home. ome and gone. It's usefu finds you constantly of tl ly Eng hogany $23.50, Couches with guar finely upholstered - .7,e snu 4 U.. ak, Ma- Beautiful Ded-1ol ip. price you may wa J.. I Beautiful imported gany at $12.50, $12.90, $1! and up. rough our stock. You nake lasting gifts for e E. H. WI Laurens, Soi Saturday evening. Mliss Mary Jones of Columbia is vis iting her parents9, Dr. and Mrs. WV. TPownes .Jones. Born to M\r. and Mrs. IEarle ..Caine on Dec. 22, a son. Dr. WV. T. JIones wishes to return thanks to all of his friendls, white and colored, for the kind favors they have bestowved uiponi hinm the year soon to c'lose'. Horn to Mr's. Clarence Crouch, on D~ec. 19th, a son. Don't forget the Christmas tree on Christmas (lay at 2 o'clock, p. m. In concluding our last letter to TPhe Advertiser, we wish the Editors, print cirs, correspondents andl readers a happy Christmas andl priosper'ous 191-I. (Californ ia Womain Serloously Al amed "A short time ago I contracted a severe coldl which settled Oin my1 lungs andl caused me a great (deal of' annoy anice. I, would have bad coughing spells and my lungs were so sore and inflamed I began tp he seriously alarm ed. A friend recommned Chamher laln'sj Cough itemedy, saying she had usedi it for year's. I bought a hottle and~ it. relieved my cough the flrat night and1( in a week I was rid of the cold andl soreness of my lungs," writes MIss Marie Gorbor, Sawtellc, Cal. For' salo by all Doalers. N. B. DIAL A. C. TODD DIAL & .TODD At tornecys at Lnw Enterprise Bank Bud/ding, Laurce, S. C. PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS Woney to loan on Real Estate-Lonag Time. Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Curo. The worst cases. no nmatter of htow long standing, are cured by the wonderfuil, old reliable Dr. Porter's Antiseptic lienlin.g Oil. It relieves Pain nn nals at the rnmo im e 25o, Sti $lO the Year Roi ias Flowers are withered, gal and as atTractive as ti It endures after many ihess is inexhaustible anc e generosity of the giver unteed Oak frames, o9.90, $12.50, $13.u0 Fine D in Furniture at any China it to lay. $11.7iI China Dinner Sets .50,$19.0, $1.50Sideboa from $1 will find hundreds of i very member of the fa LKES & CO! ith Carolina *. * * TYLERSVHJLLE DOTS. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *' * * Tyleorsville, D~ee. 22.--llThe weat her being so intelleent tihe people spett' Runday b~y the firesidec. Miss Fannie P'oole, of Lander col Ilego, is spending her hiol iday vaca. lion with homeofolks. Mr. William Peterson, of Wofford college, is at home for' the hol idays. Mir. W. Ii. (Clark, of Greenwood, spet the week-end~ with relatives her'e. Miss Grace Poole, of C'onfederate college, Charleston, is at home for the holidays. Miss Lillie Peterson came home Sat uirdlay to spend the holidays with home folks. Mr. F1urman iiPoole spenit the week endl ini Greenville. Among the businoss vlsitor's fromt bore who were inH14 Laurents Saur iiiday, were Messrs. Marvini Sanders, TP. P. Poole, WVillinm el'terson, George Pulh ley and G. W. Clhardy. Miss Lydie Peterson was in 1Lau r'eis Saturday. S'TOP-- LOOi(-1lISTE N. Th'loiund 'I %w Xi Using WyonderfuiilLiv.. er Riemtedy fromi Hot Springs, Ar There's a better remedly for' consti pntion, hivetr anad stoinh trouble l.h an dlangerous calomel, Thousands are praising gentle, s91-0 Hot Springs TAlV or Huttonts. / Make you feel fIn~e-quickly cloe upl sallowv skin and banish malaria andl hieadnehe- 'iThey are a fine ttnica nd qick ly pu1 ttan edge on your a ppet.l to. 25 cents at. till druggists. Hot Springs TLiver Buttons H ot Springs Rhteumiatism Remedy and H ot Springs Blood emedyarec soldl it and!' But the Christmas te morning you - yuletides I it re ivenports $18.50 up to $10.00 llosets in all finishes from ti). rds and Buffets in all finishes 3.50 u 1). )ther articles that mily. SPANY Wedding Gifts "WHAT TO GIVE?" Is the question that is Agitating You. WE H AVE THE ANSWER Our years of experience in suppl yin'g Wedding Gifts that Please will help) us to -guide you. 'Gifts of dlistinction and Refinemenct in Pickardi's Hand painlted China. IEveryting desirale in Silver ware and Cut Glas', fL[ ING BROIIIRS JEWELERS Piles! Piles! Piles! GBR1a',md N I1 DiRmen .1 cur