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"DIALS. " "* * . 'Dials, Aprill 27.--The O'reenwood BooP o p la Boosters, some sixteen cars strong, passed through our midst Tuesday, on Po is e their way to Gray Court and Laurons. They were'scheduled to pass the 16th B but for some reason failed ; to put in their appearance. d W h t Mr.-P. M. Hellams and family spent last Sabbath with Mr. D. D. Harris and family, our patent The second annual school fair at Laurens was a grand success Judging by the crowd, the exhibits, and the in- 4$ 9 l g . H terest maintained by the school chil- " wist the GoaFA dron of the county. Miss Fannie and Sallie -Brownlee, spent last week-end in Laurens with Mr. C. Y. Hellams and family. Me I-Iellams accompanied them home and farmers to re)lant. spent several days in the country. Mr. C. F. Brooks of Laurens, spont -Miss Wil Lou Gray and Mr. Sulli- Friday night will homefoiks. van visited Eden, our neighboring Mr. D. D. Browniee was in Laurens school Thursday and Thursday even- Saturday. ing Miss Gray gave one of .her illus- rho school here closed Thursday trated lectures which was greatly en- afternoo-. This has been a banner .Joyed by the school patrons and year for Olals, for under tho super friends who made up the audience. vision of the eficient teachers and Like the "sage" of Shiloh, I don't the ladies of the Rural School Tm think there can be any doubt that irovenient association nany needed spring is here to stay, as the whip- Improvements have been added to the poor-will has added his lay to swell school. the music of the frog concert and the hiss Lizzie Hunter has returned to click, click of the cotton planter is her home in Laurens. now heard throughout the land. Mr. and is. '. N. Cray snont Sat Here's hoping Jack Frost won't see urday with Ar. Floyd Curry imd fai fit to pay another visit, so as to cur- ily. tail the staple crop, by forcing the Mr. M. v. 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HighestQualityPainting : If a High-grade Job of Automoblile, Carriage " or Buggy Painting is wanted we can do it. New " Paint Show, clean quarters, free of dust. " HIGHEST GRADE PAINTS .And Varnishes put,on by an expert painter. We " would like for you to see some of our work be . fore having your painting done. e " W. B. BRAMLET SONS: GENERAL REPAIR NG Style! Quality!? PRICE I!! These three points are to be considered to make your shopping a success. Don't de cide too quickly but first look thr ugh the immense lines of Wash Fabrics sh wn here. The White Goods consist in part f Crepe, Voile, Poplen, Batiste, Kilkenn Suiting, India Linon, Corduroy, Madras nd fine checked Dimities. The Colored Goods embrace,Wash Crepe, Fine Madras with the choices styles in Dress Gingham, etc. The Hosiery Department represents the output of the most reliable imanuifactures embracing Silk Hose in all shades at 25cts and 50cts a pair. W. GiWilson &Col end guest of his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Robertson of Gray Court. Mirs. Fred Switzer returned home Sunday after visiting her mother, Mrs. Henderson in the Shiloh sec tion. 88888888888888888888 8 g EDEN NOTES. 8 8 8 (l888 8 8 8 8 8 888 88 88 88 8 The entertainment at the school Friday night was largely attended. The contestants were all on hand. The contestants for choosing sides were Messrs Brooks and Mahaffey of the Eden community. The latter's side won. The book used for the spelling was the old Blue Back Spell er. The invitation was free for old and young and we think the older heads did the best spelling, especial ly the ladies. Prof. Charles F. Brooks, of Lau runs, who has been a great worker as a teacher and benefactor in our Eden school in his talented way, conducted the spelling match. Visitors from oth er schools were present. We had ex cellent music performed by the Eden string band. After the exercises were over a delicious bounty of cream and cake were served. The occasion was greatly enjoyed by all present. Our teacher, Mrs. Roper, is one among the best in the county. It requires a great deal of brain and talent, too, to make a good teacher and she has both and knows how to use them. Would we had all such teachers. "Slick." * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * NEWS FROM YOUNGS. " * * * * * * * * * * * .Youngs, Aprils 27.-The 'following are the delegates from Youngs to the county convention at Laurens, the first Monday in May. Messrs. Austin Abercrombie, .1. II. Abercrombie, W. P. Harris, Dock Henderson and Elijah Riddle. The School Iimprovement associa tion will meet at Youngs school this afternoon for the purpose of electing a delegate to represent us at Rock hill the 7th and 8th of May. Mr. Robt. Stewart and family of Lanford visited relatives here Sunday afternoon. Misses Beulah and Amera Garrett of' Fountain Inn, visited Mr. Alexan der Abercrombie's family Sunday. Mr. T. Farrow and Mr. Charlie Wilkie and family visited Mr. Wilkie's brother in this community Sunday. The sick of the neighborhood are somewhat improved. The farmers are yet very busy planting and preparing to plant. Some have already planted. Grain is look ing fine. Cross Hill, April 27--The Cross hill township democratic club met hero Saturday afternoon and reor ganized. Mr. M. T. Simpson was re elected president and Mr. It. A. Whar ton, secretary. Delegates to the coun ty convention wore elected as fol lows: Dr. J. H. Miller, S. H. Goggans, W. G. Bloazmian, W. -D. Fuller, M. T. Simpson, HI. L. McSwain, W. E. Grif fin, E. A. Adams, and Hlaskell Atchi son. A resolution was adopted advising some reform in the primary. Every thing was quiet and without friction. -W'. W. Ball and wife of Columbia, Mace Copoland and wire and Mrs. B. WV. Ball, of Lauroens, spent Saturdlay with Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Simpson. Messrs. Henry and William and Misses Julia and Sarah Fellers of Co lumbia spent Sunday night with W. P. Culbertson and family. They came up Sunday morning in their touring car. Miss Ethel Dukes of this place and Mr. Eugene Allan of Chappells were married here Sunday afternoon, Rev. J. A. Martin officiating. The young couple have many friends who extend congratulations. Cough Medicine for Children. Too much care cannot be used in selecting a cough medicine for chil dren. It should be pleasant to take, contain n'o harmful substance and be most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets these requirements and is a favorite with the mothers of young children everywhere. For sale by all dealers LANFORD NEWS. " " Lanford, April 27.-Mrs. C. L. Wal drop delightfully entertained a crowd of young people at her home Friday night, April 24 from eight to eleven o'clock. Many interesting games were played, after which the crowd was invited to the porch which was beau tifully decorated with cut flowers, where delicious cream was served. Those enjoying the afternoon were .isses Nora Cunningham, Minnie Lanford, Robin Patterson, Carie Lou Higgins, Marie Yarborough, Othella Johnson, Louise and Sarah Wolff Car rie Fowler and Hester Hembree; Messrs. C. S. Rhoad, F0ston Hembree, Boyd Deshields, Frank and Samuel Drummond, John and James Patter son, James Fleming, Fred Cox, Yates and Charles Waldrop and Dorvy Pat terson. The evening sped away 'so fast that everybody regretted that the time was so short and declared it the most enjoyable event of the season. lrs. C. D. Cox entertained the wo issi ot ry society Saturday af t('rnoon. Mliss Othella Johnson is visiting in Switzer this week. Mrs. R. M. Parson was in Woodruff Monday shopping. Mr. A. M. Fulbright spent a few days last week with his family in Camton, N. C. His son, Algae came back with him. The community was pained to hear of the death of Mrs. Milam which oc curred at her home in Laurens Sat urday, last. Mrs. Milam was a resi dest of Lanford for a number of years. None knew her but to love her. Sev eral from here attended her funeral at Ora Sunday afternoon. Mr. Oscar Thomas was carried to the Steedly hospital Sunday where he underwent an operation. He is getting along nicely. The schol at this place will close Monday night with a play, "In the Spider's Web". The public Is invited. " " * MOUNTVILLE NEWS. * " s Mountville, April 27.-In the annu al municipal election held last Sat urday, the following were elected: V. M. Fuller, intendant; J. I. Motes, S. J. Rasor, .Tno. Matthews and L. B. Blease, wardens. Messrs. Rasor and Matthews were members of the old council. Messds. Henry and William Fuller, with their sisters Misses Julia and Sara, came up from Columbia Sunday by auto and will visit friends here for a few days. We welcome these young people in our midst again. Cadet Robert Thornton of Clemson college spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother. Mrs. W. P. Fuller left last we-,k for Atlanta, where she will undergo treat ment in a hospital. "Aunt Amnanda" has been indisposed for some months, and hert many friends will be glad to) hear of her improvement. Our new school building is rapidly nearing completion and is wInning the admiration of all who see it. The contractors assure us they will leave the auditorium ready for the closing exercises of thuis session. The Ladies Tmprovement -issoceia tion are lanilning and hope to have -i nice piano ready for that occas'on They also announce their inten'~on to servo a barbecue dinner again on .Juily 4th next, at which they expect to have several prominent sp~eaker3 to) address the crowd. A fulil programn will be0 announced late)r. Check Your April Couigh Thawving frost and April rains chill you to the very .marrow, you catch cold-head and lunga stuffed-you are feverish-cough continually and feel miserable-- you need 'Dr. King's New Discovery. It soothes inflamed and ir ritated throat and lungs, stops cough your head clears up, fever leaves and you feel fine, Mr. J. TP. Davis, of Stickney Corner, Me., "Was cured of a dreadful cough after doctor's treat ment and all other remedies failed. Relief or money back. Pleasant children like it. Get a bottle today. 500 and $1.00 at your druggist. Blucklon's Arnica Salve for all sores HOW About That Spring Suit? Let us remind you that its time to lay aside your winter togs and dress to suit the weather. Our New Spring Clothes have all the shapes as well as quality. You can find what you want here at the price you want to pay. Suits from $10.00 to $35.00 Style and Service!. You get the styling of a - great fashion artist. You get fine fabrics and good workmanship that guar antee wear and service. It is this combination that makes e sensational values at a medium price. A range of styles and sizes so big that we can fit any man and please his taste. Also special styles for young men. Summer Underwear for Men and Boys from 25cts to $3.00.. Straw Hats, New Shirts, New Furnishings of every kind and style. Davis-Roper Company LAURENS' BEST STORE THE THRESHiNG SEASON IS NEAR! (Call andl let us demnstrate the celebrated Heer two eyele engine. It has light weight per HI. P. and will burn anIy fuel that cani bec used ini any combustible engine, such as gasoline, k~erosene. Has throttling governor that feeds the fuel to suit the load( anid many other features, that we will be glad to e~xplain to you. (Can furnish any size fromi 6 to 50 H. P. Suitable for all kinds of work, for pumps and wood sawing' outifits. Als'& handle small size 1 cycle engines. For Sale By WV. P. ITUDGENS, LAURENS, S. C'