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Miss .Zelina Childress and Mr. Luther Ball, accompanied by .several couples of their friends drove to Laurens on last Wednesday evening and were haltpily married at the home of Rev. L. S. Shealy. Ilimediately after the ceremony they returned to the home of the -bride's .parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Childress, where an old time wedding feast was awaiting them and their friends. Mrs. Ball as Miss Clil dress wan a favorite among a large circle of friends being possessed of many sweet charms and graces, Mr. Hall is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilenrp Ball and a promising young farmer, having scores of friends throughout the county. Their many friends wish for them happiness and prosperity through life's journey. A wedding of much interest to his many friends here was that of Mr. Glenn Martin, which event occurred last Thursday, Dec. 18th. lie niarried Miss Pearle Young of North Oarolina. lie returned home Friday where a re ception was tendered them by his mother, Mrs. .1. I. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jolly and chil dren of Spartanburg, spent last week with Mrs. Jolly's mother here. Miss Carolina Fowler came home Friday to spend the holidays with lomefolks. Mrs. Bessie Owens entertained the W. M. TT. society at her home near liarksdale 'Thursday afternoon. Several from our town attended the entertainnent at Fleming school Sat urday night. All report a pleasant Im l . Sr. J. 'T. lrownlee and family of (reenviIIe, have moved back to their country home near liarksdale. They have scores of friends hei'e who are glad to welcome them back again. \rs. Ellen Owens a nid Miss .\large Owens of (;ray Vourt visited Mrs. lary Irowniiie Tuesday. .\lr. ll. 13. lIrajamlet and1( wife of Creen fond spent the week-en1d with his par ents here. Mir. K. Bascom Brownlee leaves 'i'uesday for Greenwood, where he goes to attend the Deal-Jirownhee wedding. '* * * ** * *** *.* ** ** * e * * * LANFORD NEWS. ,* ** * ** ** ** * * ** *** * Lanfor(, IDe. 2:3.-''h e holidays are here and everybody seems to be en joying themselves. MI r. ;len Martin eanie in with his bride FPri(lay. .\r. Carl Patterson and Miss Ava Senn were married Sundlay afternoon at the Methodist parsonage. Mr. .1. Hen llunter and Miss Marie I'etterson were married Tuesday, the 23 at 7 o'clock and left. imimediately for Atlanta, Ga. They will make their home at Lanford. Priof. Spear Hurdette is at home foi' the holidays. Miss Neil Wehhoi'n is at home from Spairtan burg foi' the holidays. Mr's. .James Fleming and son, 'James, were ini Spartanbiurg shopping Sattur Mr's. 10arl Thomas and children are at 10. H. Moore's for' the holidays. Miss Noira Cannon is sick at this writing. Mrs. A. A. Nelson is spending the holidays with her parents here. Mr. (and Mrs. 0. L,. Lanford wer'e In Lau rens Monday shopping. 000DiJ1YE DANDRlUFFl Usxe Parisian Sage. If you have dlandruuff It is hecauise the scalp is too dry andl flakes off. Fresh eni uip the seal p-I-ubrica te it-andi dandr~iuiff disappears. Sturely try a a0e hot tie of P'arisianm S)age. it cleanses thec hair. nouriishi cs It, stops falling hair amnd itching s('alii. It is jhist what you needl to :nake thle sealpj liealthiy anid limnedliate ly remitove dlandru'tff. Liaurens D~rug Co., Laur'ens, S. C. STMAS lew Year , -osperous Year where you are et value for your IMPANY , ** ** ** * * * ** * * * * * * * * BABUN UEWS. * * * * *** ** *" * * * * **. ** * * Rabun, Dec. 22.-The people are very busy this week coo)cing and try ing to get ready for Christmas, which will be here in a few days. Look out turkeys, your time is coming. Think Christmas will be very lively through this section. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Babb, Miss Mao Babb and Mr. Houston Babb .were in Greenville Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mahon and Lo is, were visiting Mr. and 'Mrs. C. A. Babb and family of Eden section Sun day. Misses Marie Mahon. Rucia and Martha Wolff and Jenovee Babb are at home with their parents during the Christimas holidays. Mr. Solomon Mahaffey of Eden sec tion spent Saturday night with Mr. W. 1). Owens. Mrs. Rebecca Owens, and laughter, Miss ledna, visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wasson of the Friendship section last week. Al r. and 31rs. Houston Babb and lit tle daughter, Mary, spent Saturday night with Mr. ani Mrs. Belton Ow ens of Eden section. Mir. A. P. Nichols of Fountaiin Inn, was in this community Sunday. Miss Cora Medlock, after spending several months with her sister in At lanta, returned home last week. 'There will be a Christmas tree at liabun church Thursday morning, Dec. 25th, at eleven o'clock and the public is invited. This correspondent wishes the edi tor, correspondents and all the other people a merry Christmas. * * MOUNT OLIVE. * Mt. Olive, Dec. 22.--.larried on last Sutnday at the home of Mr. W. O. Mar tin, Nir. Siney Davenport to Miss Nora Madden, 11ev. .1. O. lartin, olliciating. 'T'hey are both of the ineedy Grove sec tion. Mir. F. L. .1 artin visited at Mlelton on the 141th. Mr. 'E. B. Boland is at Greenwood, where he has accepted a position with a large -mercantile concern. Miss hula Mac Knight has returned from Greenville to spend the holidays with her pa rents, Mir. and M'*s. .1. F. Knight. Mir. W. IHarold Washington who has been teaching in l)illon county for a few weeks Is at home for the Christ mxias holidays. Mlisses Sarah Cooper and bertha Holt, of Lin vooJl college, N. C.. are at home for the holidays. 'T'here will be a box supper at leedy Grove school house Friday afternoon, I)ec. 26th. The public is cordially in vited to attend. The proceeds will go for the improvenent of the school. Mis. Lizzie Washington left to.lay for Piedmont where she will spend sev eral (lays with her son, Rev. .1. II. Washiington. 31lisses Bessie Cooper and Nannie Washington spent last week-end with .\lrs. .J. .H. 11111 of Ware Shoals. Mliss Siila Mlae Bolt has returned home for Christmas, from Conestee where she has been teaching. ('roupi and ('ough Rlemedy. C'roup is a ter'rible diaease. it at tacks children so suddenly they are very apt to choke unless given the prope'r remedy at once. Therue is nioth ing better' in the world than Dr. King's New Discovery. Lewis Chamberlain, of AManchester, Ohio, writes about is children: "Sometimes in severe at tacks we were afraid they would (110, but since we provedi what a cert'uin remedly Dr. King's New 'Discovery is, we have no fear. We rely on it for croup, coughs and colds." So can you. 50e. and $1.00. A bottle should be in ever'y hiome. At all driuiggists. IT. Ei. Biucklen & Co., Phila. and St. Louis. SHlOE FACTOROIY SiIUTS DOWN TIhiousandis Th'Irown Out of Work Through Synmpathiy, Por'tsumouith, Ohio, D~ecember 18.-. The Exeelsior' Shoe Compasy to-night closed down its plant here, throwing more than 1,000 persons out of em ploymnent foi' an inideflnite period. Comn Ilany officials statedi the action wvas taken out of symp~athy for the Seiby Shoe Comnpany, whose empiloyees have been on a strike for two weeks. Union leaders declar'ed 1,200 Ofm~ployees of the latter company are on strike, de manding that a few discharged em ployees be reinstated. it is to-night said that other shoe companies may follow the step taken by the Excelsior Comnpany. 110W fn Biankrupt the Doctors. A prominent Now ' York physician says, "if it were not for the thin stock ings and1( thin soled shoes worn by wo 'men the 4loetors would probably be bankrupt." When you contract a cold do0 not wait for it 'to develerp into pneui monia but trent it at once. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy Is intended osne clally for coughs and colds, andl has won -a wide repuitation by its cures or these diseases. It Is most effectuali and is p~inSanft and safe'to take. For ale by all 'onters. Wth Best Wishes The Old Year of 1913 has been + + a fine one to us for it has + brought us many new friends and + customers, and it has kept - for us those who have been our friends + and customers for years. To these+ + and to all others we address our + sincerest wishes for the Happiest + + Christmas and the brightest New Year that the years have brought. " H. TERRY *@O@@@SO@6000009@@SeOe..... " HAVE YOU A . Broken Watch? : We Guarantee to Have Your Watch Back to You . Within One Week or we do Not Charge You One Cent for Repairing It. Our superintendent of work room has had 18 years' experience in repairing watches. lie has wo-'ked for the Waltham Watch Co., for the wlgin Watch Co., and numerous others in learning his trade. All work is thoroughly inspected by him before it goes out. Should any work turned out of our shop prove unsatisfactory, we will cheerfully do the work over, paying transit, charges both ways, and if we a n't satisfy you in that way we will return repair charges. " We do not repair ingersoll watches. We will not he responsible for watches, which have not been registered through the mail. ? wIf you have a watch that you wish its to repair, write us and we will send box to pack in and instructions how to pack, so as to be sure as to delivery. We pay charges both ways and our repair charges are as little, If not less than tlhe average local repairer. As soon as we receive your watch. we tnail you a card, telling you what. the matter is and what. the charges will be. . ALL W(.RK IS SPOT CASH . Refre'nce---The PeCoples Bfank, Fireptroor Building, Greenwood, rf y'ou want your wvatch fixed, and fixed right, atnd sent back to * yout itn 0one week send It to uts. We do wvork on niothling I(mt watches. The Reliable Watch Repairing C.: * 208 Main Street. Greenwood, S. C. DRY CLEAN1NG PRESSING 0OP TH-E EXPERT KIND Have your Clothes Cleaned and Pressed by men who know how. You'll find them here at this shop. E. V.FERGUSON Over H. Terry's Store Laurens, South Carolna