Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SUFFERERS if You Wish To Obtain Complete and Pormanent Besutlts Tsy Mayr's Wonkcrf l Stomach Remedy On Dose Will Comvince You - , 1d1cgIgeRmcdy ~t l Mayr's Woocdedrul Sr omachl Remendy ;:: \ -}' knownRI th oi . >lu :t. t1. h 1 11 mt .- . .ilut an, 1- :e -a '-eople h1 ," tI'.,n .1 i l.r !nlt. tint d . !:a .1 - .1'' ' 1':: 1' e.:\ . ;: as e .nl ar'" hne '.v i. i. tol ~ a-n-:. . t1'n.,h11^ benel. lly .. \t -1 . .1 1'.1i- :1: .1;1 11 1:, : 1 ! - ' . .t I t . u it b a "I0 I I... N ~ r'4 Iaid L '11". I ' . t i 1 . 'uti1a .. d r a h 1II . 1 i ' S11 .- , l it ' . . 1 ,1. .. . X1':111 r"1 ! !a '. , \. 1 II " u". ii a t - 1. iua i.I , .a 'I 'Il'I'' au' Flor snle by LAU RENS DRUG CO. I11rne .'ists Evferywh11erel. Come and See (Iree4n I'of(e, 1 1 Is filr I.0 . Sniiar to wII eeteni it. ''" Ibis i n ik for only' $1.1.. ..-S..S.A .-.\ Flour sold at the liig Store forll . per barrel, that nill snaake t ood( bread. P'ure .e:f li~ard or the lBest ('on1 pound .ard to shorten it. Soda and 1 akingr P'owder to munke it rise, and the best PIo.ilises and S1 rnip to eat withi it. A few more sacks of Ied lilliss and Irish ('ohliler Potatoes to plant. We are sellinir the Seed ('orn ('oeke's Prolific, 11arlboro Prolitie, G~eorglia Six Ears, Improved Virginia White lent l and (:olden Dent Seed 'orn. Now is the tie to plaint G erman 11il'ett and ('aie Seed for an earl' forage paleh. t) Ills of Green ('offee for $+1.001 and netter I'rades of ll(etYe. roasted or rseen, at i Ilbs, or i Ilbs, orl I Ilbs for .1.01) See our 'offee on ar S111u 11e to buy. J. H. Sullivan Laurens, S. C. 51S11RI N ElI SPE('I AIL SlG.\lO(Altl) Alit INIC Tho Seabhoa-rdj A\ir I 4ine will Srun a special train of Pullman sleepe'rs and2( diner's to Atlanta4 on the mornling of May 12th for tihe henotlt of' South C'arolina Shriners. A special cari will lbe pliaed ini the~ Isau1rens yards for ij local Shinlers. This will be at tacheod I the special train at' Cl intoni. Rese4Irvationls many he j~ hadl from the local ticke(t a~get or fromt 1I. Terry anld It. C. G;ray.i 1 ('. S. l'omplton, T. P. A. DRl. CLIFTON JONES omfce In Simmons Building Phone: Offieeo No. 86; Residenee '210 t~mpson, Cooper & Babb, Attorneys at Law. WE practice in all State Courts. iiuompt attention Vivento all buineas. B. R. TODD Engineering tand Contracting Land Surveys a Speeialty ..ancrete Work SkIllfully done or in. Drawings and estimal~tes of all Kind. Telephone No. 346 Laurens, S. C. Por Weakness and Loss of Appetite Tihe Old Stanrd genern!a strengteninag tonie., tROV'8 TASTgRiM~SS chill TrONIC, drives oi , alarin and hulda upl hte systema. A true tot aud nure Anne~itie Fo.r adual ts grind children, & .t',. 41."-' P'ro ,q4r1 School. ih re' years a tgo here stood oin tih' ro:i'i hed:lin fromi 11 . 1ttr 5s to Water 1o 1 shabb:y, w\eatliet-heIaln'I ohd schoo~tl ho'tw. o Th is a e on1si;te 1 of ihreie ('lass rooms. t1'/ wo 1't lar )e roo s inl r'onit, :a. Fulall m'ooti antd wei'l hiouse in I te rar. Inus ie the roomsli were hlOine-tnadeI n-d'tl"ro s w r ln -1:.dss, woodenl hhte~khoards, dil::pidat el old store. T het walls n1114 desks were unpainted. Ono could it'll by name carved on tops of dlesks who had f'ornw)rly ovenpll;iedl this seat. No pietntlres adorned Ilte walls of (his old Itiilliilng. This lttilling. after having been used tor' 21 years. was torn away and a neat building, of one. and addi tional cl o41 root, no\w s1t8(15 in its plare. The ext1riot' of the bitilding was painted white. the interior walls w\ere green, the walinsemi4ling wCaluiti and the overhead som' lighteor shade. l'atent single desks and feac'hers' desks and chairs, wi[th plenty of black boards, maps. and I itres, sh iades for the windlows antd an additional supy ply of books for the library. This building was found to hw too small to accommtodate the putpils, and work too h14 i.vy t'or one teacher, so itt the, suImer of 1913 a special tax was voted, a new room built and another teacher employed. In the year of 191-1 at new well was bored, puma) lut in, andt a drinking fountain now takes the place of the unsanitary open water h1uekets, amd individutaI drinking cups arle now used. Our school is taught this year by M.\iss (enie Aiken and .iss ('arrie I,ang~ston. 1.ouise Dean, Ninth Grade. (:ray School. The Gtray school weas establishedI in I597. The land belonging to It was given by Mr. Walter (Gray for whom it is named. The first building was one small room, unpainted. Now In stead of that, stands a beautifuli new prove~'d plan14. It lhas two latrge ('lass rooms11, two (lak rooms,15 and~ ai teach1 \\'e haive a busy53 ImprolI'vemen0t ass0 'intio which~lt111 1 i has helped to fui sh i lth buildin1111g. They43 blought a [ good otr gan last yeari' andl tis year the4y hlave blougiht map1 Is, I ilturetts, blactkbIoatrds, winw shad il iies, dlesks and1001 othr uIIIIl - tutre. Our teacher1'4s thIs yearI are'l .iss An rolled about11 si xty3-flyeO ) puis. Otto4 have been''1 pIresentt (everly daty. The11 mon01ey was used( on1 thel ne(w bui11ling. .I#enntie ILong, l'ourhth Cradel. Hiddle's Old I'fldi Scoiol. Our schlool liandl was ive byt a1 \tMr. live muilles west of Gbray (ouirt. Th'ie firs) schlooilhouse was ia r11d1 log builIding ai they3 uiseui slab s fot benches10. SInce' ~ 'I '( the Ieea houst1es welr' used, bult was very'3 little beltt1er than seth first.Th 'resent uilingf a veryl(i'tl homf orbe tilne, t 04113'uilttu' thes pubic n11'. .\1:li .\lude II itangstnisli5 our 'present iithi seventh grade The~ [lengt~hll of: monsh, bul we11 w~ll~ilgt (a14 longer1 term tehis ti e.hs 1'i4i The IturalRehool11mpoemet as w 1 (New 1i iing). M~out vile School. '114,s schoolhou;e was Iilt ill the siring of IS!4n. 'The re were oiiy two leachers: .\lr. W. A. TIe:igue and .\lt. . \. \hutnc'e. .\t thiat timei t':I'y hadl 11 average attendlaInce of I rliity-lhe. Since then the bunilding; has he( in i n Itge ndl w e nowe have f~ourt teal h Pl OSPE CT SCHO00L ers: P rof. M. A. Huller, Mliss .\arie V. Stokes, .\iss .\ary E. .\artin and Mliss 11uma 1)ip. The nutu11ber of pupils has increased to ninety-sevenl. We have tenl grades and the length of the school Ierml is nine mnonths. Laast .\ay the School Impl 1rov ement association was organized with nine mlembers. Since then eight mnembers have bveen widded to the roll. The following were 0lected as ollicers: .rs. Alice .iller, president ; .\rs. Rlosa .\otes, Vice p1res idet; .\rs. .\ande Bryson, treasurer; .\iss .\arie Stokes, secretary. It has met regularly and has succeeded in bringing all the parents into a clos er uinion. It hais ive"n fire entertaiin metsad rm hsethyhaerel ize $1!.385.Twntyfou dolar4 o buildingI'~ wh.c Ii now ne~sari com library certifaente. Mourteenai pupils froml1( this schoo lwil et th e~l atted 111 Q i n r1(1'xtilte T nge. f114 ery a ;~ service. Al s e for theCI' 1,ry resetM. WI18 make all C nece's isarytM '8 r aais g1(1e 1t a38l ne coat184 of Maint Mr varnis and4 send1''11l' It e hal spietki spany ad spakling. 41(Ihi thi 18 1 ad1er i Anktyour Dreggt. for 81o n CyCI~l4I Chichoosanr' $1arnon IlrundC'l ,) ~e l I' in~ tedan Goi'tld nlici' e j~~~~'lslwsed tlt 10 ith01 (11 n 1u11Ruyean. fro t'1 (10 TahoIan I gtet tHe ateou --1C )1 tf Irg s.As lO.-5M.E liA.108N i Il H A 'N i r P 1t0. , r2 O' yearmowlnle t,'1 t Al waysklid SLDS RJGIT EN R Princeton School. Princeton school has always been considered one among the best of Lau rens county schools. Why? Because good teachers, wideawake trustees, and enthusiastic patrons have co-op erated together and made it so, from the very first organization of the school years ago. For the past five years the school has , prospered greatly under good discipline. During that time the building has been remodeled, so now we have three class rooms, a big al dlitorium and good equipment. For the year 1910, \1r. T. C. Cork and Miss Kiddie Arnold had charge of the school. In 1911-12, Mr. T. 1. Wei born and Mrs. .1. 11. Blritt taught, hav iug .liss Emma Lou Hlumbert for the third teacher. From 1912 to 1911, Mr. .1. W. Iluff, with M\rs. .1. 13. liritt and I Miss Kiddie Arnold, have been inl charge of the s:hooi. Our teachers for this ter)m, which Is an eight-months school, Lave ('n rolled 121 2 itils. We haove ten gia 1e. A n1tinher of wuoills Iik~ Iho 'he' ! .iournal, 11(1 six pillits will get per feet, attendance buttons. Our Feuhool him prov'mn11 t associa tion has acecomplished very little this termuu, hill the i lllee'rs, who are \irs. .1. I.. 11itt.M presidett; Hliss Kidhile .\rn olct, ilee iiresident.; .l rs. It. W. Arn old, treasurer, are eery liI husiastic 're'sent Interior View.) in the work and their aim is to accom plish more in the future. l3olyno Arnold, Tenth Grade. Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. The worst cases,no matter of how tong standing, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable )r. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves Pain and Heals at the sate time. 25c, Soc. $1.00 c ~Ri Aro ol Fertiirier amm admitted to be ton crop. This is not a theory The popularity of fertilizer has cause name: if you want Sbe sure to buy the If you are not alrea R(OYSTER'S fish-i alongside any othe F. S. RC Norfolk, Va. Bal Sartnhuro, S. C RheumatIsm Blood Poison Scrofula, Malaria Skin Disease Because it Purifies the Blood READ WHAT NOTED PEOPLE GAY OF LIPPMAN'S GREAT REMEDY-P. P. P. Dr. Alldredge. Regency, Texas. writes: e tbbs Solomon, of the Savannah Con. It is the leading blood purifier egation writes : "Had seven attacks of Dr. WVhitehead. Metcalfe, ('a.. proe riia~ i/ larial fever lasting from at week to tonl it. and wite P P P comp tely cur J. a days I took your medicine as a forlorn H1. Davison, who had suifered fi~f hope. but now confess that P. P. P. was years with blood poison and sores. Ia real benefit.' IT WILL HELP YOU, TOO-AT ALL DRUOOISTS-$1.00 F. V. LIPPMAN, SAVANNAH, QEORCIA ENGINEERING AND CONTRACTING Special Attention to Land Surveys McCRADY BROS. & CHEVES Office in The Baik of Latureus Building We are fully equipped, both by experience and in material equipment to meet every requirement. We would be glad to confer with anyone desiring the sub-division of lands or surveys for any pur poses. Letters and telephone calls will be promptly attended to. McCrady Bros. & Cheves Laurens, N. C. rLam) 1 DMmml m icst Jf ;am lommeetili n riaamD 0 e i Dry Cleaning DPressing OF THE 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 Carolina otton. Requires !?ish-Scrap TRADE MARK REGI STERED OT1rncl 9Sh forflizoers cniated with Fish-Scrap is universally the plant food best suited to the cot r, but a fact proven by the experience of many. Royster's, the original and genuine fish-scrap d a host of brands to appear with fish in the to be sure of getting fish in the goods as well, brand that made fish-scrap famous; F. S. R. dy acquainted with the splendid results from crap fertilizer, we simply ask that you test it r brand and abide by the proven results. ~YSTER GUANO CO. timore, Md. Charlotte, N. C. Tarboro, N. C. Columbia, S. C. Macon, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Montgomery, Ala.