Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Rheumatism Blood Poison Scrofula, Malaria Skin Disease F o R Because it Purifies the Blood fl AD WH1AT NOTED iEOI'Li SAY OF LIPPMAN'S GREAT REMEDY-P. P. P. Dr. Alldrdge, Regency, Texas. AVites: Rabbi Solomon of the Savannah Con Ilt is the leadling blood( purifier... regat Ion. writes a' rd never attacks of Dr. W h yithead, Metcalfe, oa. m, yrecrub Mlaial Ieve r Busingo m in t week to ten It, n w Deith 1'. S. . eompi'tcly curt J d y I to ou a dedii, a :F forlorn lt. I~a~ :. who ha s uffered yifeu hope. but fow enfdu 9xtt P. 1'. 1'. wa yer ir th blood po on and nor df. " a real beu edft. " b IT WILL HELP YOU, TOO-AT ALL DNUGGi8T8-S,.oo F. V. L.PPMAN, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA SGENTLEMEN! FOR APPEARANCE as well as hygienic comfort, your Business Suits, Dress Suit, White and Fancy Vests, Top Cc its Over Coats and Gloves, * will serve you best when frequently cleansed and "form pressed" by our superior methods. SFooter's Dye Works Cumberland, Md. A. L. MAHAFFEY HEADQUARTERS. FOR Heavy and Fancy Groceries MY PRICES ARE ALWAYS IN LINE GIVE ME A CALL7 Phone 244 __ they Ctinoerbuanngood PrssiThdfod' BacDraur Cloethes Ceanout and eseshd by n myn ho. kno howspatou'l findtiohemdahere dazt neths s haai ,hos a d fe ebpo sn sa d al.i ia . rE.ibe Vetl FnaubE rmedy. SOve you suferr Sto Laes Soaits, Crliack S Dr aug t Ito tsaell in y oufa konrl enit Sevey-v Seia rom spei usess provesrs lcvau.good ore 9 * liver and somach toubsles everyerelie25 Blck-Draugh *U 13 saved myt),t3t11 s li : ttle : ,t. girl,2): )t l if.:S~i) _::~ie.tt Whent shet2t had the measles *Z the wen in' on aer bu one goo dome o ft o c* * e o.e.e. * 9 * 4 - * . 9 UNION MEETINOS. , , * * * * * * ** * * * * * * ** * * * The union of the Fifth Division of Laurens association will moot with Mt. Pleasant Baptist church, Saturday morning, March 28, 191.1. Program. 1:00-Sermon .by Rev. E. M. Light foot, or 1Rev. J. Al. Trogdon. Organization, annual election of ofil cers. Intermission for dinner. 1:30-walking with God.--Its reqdire ments and benefits. Isa. 2:5; John 8:12. W. P. Turner, W. II. l'inson, .1. A. M artin, W. C. Wharton. 2: l:-iriendship) with Jesus.-Its meaning to 'Christ, its blessings to man. John 15:13-15. 1. A. Fuller, W. D. L. Baldwin, S. 1!. Goggans. 3:00-Is Christian service the true measure of faith? James 2:14-26. .1. I. Wharton, J. M. 'Trogdon, J. H. motes, F. M. Lightfoot. ..Sunday Morning, Marelt 29. 10:00 ---'iunday school. Supt. J. W. Fowler. 10:30 --The comparative value of the home, the school, and the church in the development. of Christian char acter. .1. A. Martin, E. M. Lightfoot. 11:30--1issionary sermon by Rev. E. A. Fuller or Rev. .J. A. Martin. W. P. C'ulhertson, Secretary. The Second and Thircl 'Divisions of the Laurens Baptist association will meet with the Mt. Olive church on March 28 and 29th, inst. Program. I0--Organ izat ion. 10:30-Our relation to the organized work of the Baptist denomination. II. L. Baggott. 11-Our churches as forces, as well as fields. Actsc I.S. .1. O. Martin and M. L. Lawson. 11:30-The benefits of the every mem her canvass for missions. See I 'Cor. 11:2. W. A. laldwin. 12--The immense cost of disobedience to mission obligations. Ezekiel 33: 1-8; Matt 7:21-25. C. 1. Bobo. 2-The dangers of unconsecrated wealth in our churches. See Mal achi 3:8-12. T. S. Langston and M. L. Lawson. 3-Is the Laymen's Missionary work what it should be in the Laurens Association? If not why? II. IT. Ma hon, Z. R. ''raynham. Sunday. I0---Sunday school, topic, flow can we make the most of "mission Day" for the Stnday schools on April 11th? C. II. Roper. 1 1 ---.ission sermon by W. S. Walters. I --The sIupremae importance of rais ing the apportionment for home and fIortign missions before A pril 301 h. 11. L. Haggott. - 2-uggest plans for raising the mp port ion ment for each church in the i.airens Association. W. S. Walters and 1t. 1'. Mlitchell. .\iscellaneous business and adjourn a d j o-me n t . All ators, deacons, executive comn m111itteen , Lgymenci's comiIttee, Sun - dlay scheol superintendents, and nll other interested men of tihe associa tIon are requested to be present and piartici pate in tIs meetIng. Committee. CONSTIPA TION MAY CAUSE APPENDICITIS It Pays to be W1atchtful and Careful. D~odson's I~Iter Tronte is Rlecomumend ed and (Iuaranteed. In a numbmner of cases it has seemed that apipendicitis has resulted from chrtonilc constipation. Hence it is well to be careful and keel) the system ini l's good working order as possile, lor If y'ou never suffer from constipa tion you are likely to lesson your I Ia hility3 to othter 'omlilent ions and trout bles. limut that does not mean that it is wise for y'ou to use calomiel, a piolson that stays hn the syste 11 anti( often leavyes hacd effectIs belhhaa it, e ven a f Ie you may~tli3 have appei 'ed to be baen citted terimpoarily. 4s a matter of fact, calonmel is exceetj ngly dangerous It many petopale, porh' ps to you. So ii is just as well not take elhance's. For con stpation, b)1llou1sne'ss, liver' comnplaint, sick hteadach e, etc., IDod Son's LivYer Tone is gunaraniateed by the Lyrend Drug Co. who wIll cheerful y rfundputrchlase price (50c) in stnl oyou In the event thatl it faly to gv comaplete satisfaction. faodson's iver on 'te is a vegetable littuid, perfectly harmless, easy to take anud hiighaly effect ive' wIthout11 pain al* che or gripe and leaving no0 had~ aft er-ef fects. It assists nature and bid (s you up instead of weakenling you. So many haeoale have beeni immensely baenefItedl lay this good remedy that it's wor'th y'our lookintg hnto at once. Miake 1n0 mistake--ask for IDodsont's Liver Tone. Ntitce of DIhssoDlutionl. fly matual conmsenlt tihe firmt of Ri. C. Gray & Co. has becen dissolved anid the Ibusinaess of said flt'm hlaced in tihe hatnds of WV. L. Gray with power of attottney to collect and liquildate. 11. C. Gray will continue business at thae amme old stand and will appalreciat e a call from all our old customers and from as8 'mantty ntew ones as want to dt'ivc a good bargain. W. L. Gray, A. D. Gray, Rl. C. Gray. Laureuns. S C..Jan. 1.,1014 33-4t * * * * * *-* ** * * * * " * * ** * LISBON LOCALS. * * * * * * ** ** ** * * ** ** *. Lisbon, March 3.--Miss Mario Ol plant, of Blackburg, after spending a month with her aunt, Mrs. Ballow, hlas returned to her home. Miss Ol phn t while here .made many friends who hated to see her leave. Mr. W. L. Ilolmes, of Norfolk, Va., and Mr. Tonm Holmes, of Wilmington, N. C., came home to attend the funeral of their brother and will spend a few days befo'e they return. lrs. Margaret Clatworthy, d 1lionea Path, is spending a while with her (laughter, Mrs. A. R. Holmes. Miss Genie Aiken, of Prospect high school, spent last Saturday and Sun (lay with Miss Alma Garrett. Mr. Judson Langston, of Madden, says he has quit the one idea cropping and has taken MaiJ. (us \Vatts in as a partner and they will plant cotton as a side line. They expect to go into ti e hog business. lie says the people eiai go half clothed but they are obliged to have meat to (10 muclih work, and M". Ingston is right. We interviewed Ml. Langston along a political line, a3 Ma(ln('i can, nine times out of tenl, tell you who will be 01ur. next governor, and his reply was that he (1i(1 not have anything to give out right at this time, but thought that it might be best for hlim to keep his views to himself as he expects to sell hogs and meat to all factions. ''he farmers are resting quite awhile and if it keeps raining the resting will continue perhaps quite a while. j. 'T. A. Hlallew visited Columbia this week on business. Mrs. R. T. Dunlap is staying down on the farm with her son, Richard. * * * " 4* * * * * * * " * * " * " * * Princeton Locals. * * * ** " c+ * * * * * * * * * * * * * Princeton, March 7.-Miss Octavia Morris has returned to her home in Turbeville after a pleasant visit with relatives here. Mr. John L. Bagwell and son, John C. spent Saturday in 1-onca Path. Rev, R. F. Morris made a business trip to Ware Shoals Wednesday. 'Mr. M. M. Arnold spent a few days in Greenville this week. Mr. E. L. Ridgeway was a visitor in Ilonea Path Friday. Mr. R. A. Monroe, Jr., of lonea Path is spending the week-end with relatives here. Mrs. .1. M. Collins spent Wednesday in Ilonea Path. Mi. Clarence Black, of Ilonea Path, was a visitor here Friday. Mr. .1. T. Mahon spent Th iirsday in Ilonea Path. Mr. R. 13. Arnold, .Ir. spent Tuesday in Pelzer. Mr. W. M. Ridgeway made a busi ness trip to Pclzer Tuesday. Mrs. IBroadus Ridgeway spent Sat iriday in Ilonea Path. Mrs, J. J1. Britt and Miss Sara Britt wvere visitors in H onen Pathi Satu rday. Mr's. N. A. Monroe is visiting her son, Mr. Ri. A. Monroe in Hlonen' Path.' Rev. R. F. Morris spent Tuesday in Hlonea Path. Mr. Charles McCuen spent Friday in Honen Path. Prof. .John WV. IHuff spent Saturday in Hlonea Path. Little Miss Luclle Monroe is visiting relatives in lionen Path. Mr. J1. B. Marshall of Andei'son was a business visitor hei'e Wednesday. Master Otis Ridlgeway spent Satur (lay ini H onea 'Path. Mr. J1. HI. Ti'aynham spent Saturday in Hionen Path. ilililtA ll! TIIEY'ItE IIEltE Fltor IIoT SPRINGS, Alt1EANSAS. Gentle, bilissfuil, wvonderful workers, IHot Spriiings Liver' Buttons surely are: take one tonight and free the bowels from poisonous waste and gas. Youi'llI feel bright andl happy tomorrow. All druggists, 25c. lHe sure and get some. foi' besides becing a wo nderfl'Ilaxative t hey are a great syste'm tonic. They u'hve yon a keen appietitei and u'id thle blood( or imi purintles. I lot Sri'ngs Liver Buttons, lhot Spri' igs Rheumai01tiscm Rlemedy and H ot Springs Blood Remedy are sold1 in Lau rens by Laurens iDrug Co. P~ltTRIAITI' OF MEN? We like to mzak portraits of~ men, and many ni en prefer us, aus we seemi to ossess thatt faculty whieh e Li es us to ful ly bring (olt chia 'fer and in Phone us for an aplpointmen~ft. NIeiniSt wrUDIO Eye Sight Is Precious! IT IS DREADFUL TO BE BLIND BLINDNESS COMES IN THREE WAYS, ACCIDENT, DISEASE AND NEGLECT. DON'T NEGLECT YOUR EYES! I have arranged with I)r. J. E. Littlefield, President of a leading' Optical College to spend three days at my place of business and I invite you to consult this eminent special ist at my expense. EYESTRAIN Is the cause of -eadache, Weak Digestion, and many functional nervous diseases. Cross Eys are Easily Straigh tened. This is the opportuniity of a Lifetime. DO NOT FORGET THE DATES Thursday Friday Saturday Mar. 12h ' r. 13th. Mar. 14th. WILLIAM SOLOMON LAURENS, S. C. RELIABLE JEWELER. THE WAY WE DO IT f _ impresses most people with the * idea that we have the imple- * ments and the "know how" when it comes to putting on a new " etire on a carriage or wagon - - wheel. Same thing applis to cv > cry feature of carriage and wag on repairing-repainting, re varnishing, re-upholstering and generally making the vehicle k as good as new. Your or ers, please. . Jt. D. SE-X N & SON * LAURENS, S. C. WHENEVER YOU NEED A GEERAL TONIC - TAKE GROVE'S The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally Valuable as a General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver,. Drives Out Malaria, Eri ies the Blood and Builds up the Whole System, or Grown People and Children. You know what you are taking en you take Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as the formula is printed on ever abel showing that it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININ14 au IRON. It is as strong as the strongest bitter tonic and is in Tasteless Form. It has no equal for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Weakness, general debility and loss of ap~petite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing Mothers and Pale, Sickly Children. Removes Bliliousness without purging. Relieves nervous depression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and purifies the blood. A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer. A Complete Strengthener. blo family should be without it. Guaranteed by your Druggist. We mean it. 50c. *RED IRON RACKET D ~ BUYERSfi Are now in the Market Rooting for DBargains for tlyeir 5 stores. L. E. Burns of Laurens, J. C. BrofGreenwood,R BL. N. Entrekin of Anderson, W. A. Martin of Greenville, DC. D. Entrekin of Spartanburg, are all banded together scouring Dthe market for Spring and Sum mer Goods. KEEP YOUR EYES ON RED IR~ON RACKET 0 f oi Srin o Bargains 0