Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Words of Praise For Mayw's Wonderful Stomach Remedy "Ilow th-Iakfll w" are to V. n I for I ttingk. a hold of or wau t iia Renmity. - .i wif-- v nItid mit hlave haid blta a .4liert (trne to live if -:'I' luatih ot ikea yior O d. 0 1 i.at' of thos / r : t I ::I- Ah was b e- '.i . w-:il-t hewr- killed her 'A:'00"t.I a dobt. N w \.- v i I tl rit al paind f-' f: -t he-it t. tronbie adt It, - f, 't th-tt dI ltt:r bineg Nv ri(t,%l -:0( t het! reslts .I o % Ie Sr)tmenits- - awu V."!ex hl.'cil Of 11i1,4 or 1i:,: a 1rasted Gall StoneVs. Now Alt. is able t b 4 tt jtittIttitg: shte untlad .r p i s Ios I :0 .n taking youtr ; ,I- , eh. 10 I atil wheat i!te ate "11-9 OW Voulld -ti. r deati' for so aoimr : . it: I nopt Slee) at h'tit ; sinc, e O tkin your 1. It % t st U:.:l ;-II ilCn t logI. '. A. - *k- I's."'~ r l.:,(e uttter sa: ..1 e y ore S I) h ilst l , 1 ofy hh . yr' F Slour o Bak- -, II) ls (I (9re.\('hn-'4 ft . r I b,- h s - I -;!.-.-t'er . . . t. ) 1 1e I tlItuItd o t:e (or I . .$.1 i - -. r r..... ..tt. , t:. 1 1, 14h. -11L Flou to..........0.t I hilit t.i . 1m t . ..-.. 1 Th i's ti .1 AN I It zisc otoht-,ny .1Z 1 1 .it tni- 1 1e(' ri i i w - i t ~ - HI Sliva Ifl kt .1;1, S 1.1 C .L h't N ~ -i t,-S I~" 't U ECA . For sale by LA UBENS DRUG CM. Druggists E ver ywhere. Coffee to Drink Flour to B3ake 1) Ibs o G re en Co ite f)or .. . .$1.101, 1 I Ilbs of Green Coffe for . . . . . . $1.00) - 1 bl of Groean Coi ee for a . $.04 lbsof sted Coffee for. .0 ilbs o f It ntOed l offee for .. ..t.0 I lbi of loasted Coflee for . KOO ..k . CIffee itic per can, I h l I of Flour for .. 0 .. .. ..$5, i bl . of Fi our for (.. ..e.. ..t ..$' .25 b;e). f FVIurf r .. .. .. .. ..S5.0 1)bb1. of FlouIr for .. .. .. .. ..00 1bb. of Hour fore. .. .. 7. Ihlle l', stomr is the p111ace to buy your Flour and Coffee - 11) lbs. of Nreenl Coffee 4nl N).. . . - .l Asan" Flour only ..$3. 25 akte th w tliig Chief. Trade ithte ill $oys. . rL. Suiv an. Laurens, S. C. FINAL H~llET TAk noth-er th-t on t -.(1h day oe .May. P'ill, I will rende'lr a i t c collft 1 iny atou t doigs a,0 - minisupri Cof te osite f s. Onilracuaepnes oro theparadgiofnrba of lapers Caay iiolumbc, S. C.,ado istratrixt having aims aginstm sai etaewl Fh.'~: Ofli, Zulao 8 '. hilress,219 MADE MANY CHANGES; WARDEN IS REMOVED If. B. Nimsi Loses Coniislion In Aliken County After War on Law Breiakers. Alkon, May t5.-Following much ac tivity as game warden, 1ledgemon 11. Sims of Warrenville, this county, has been discharged by the governor for his activity which followed a warning. T['hereby hangs a tale. iorsecreek val ley is astir. The following letter was received by Sims: April 21. 1'll 1. "Mr. II. It. Sims. Warrenville, S. C. iDear Sir: It has been reported to this oilee that dynamiting and illegal selling of 1.ih is going on in your aneighborhood. llhis report has come through an ot1ielal sourtce. and if you don't act at once they will. a ad it Is needless to say should they do so, I s1hall be forceil to request your resi4 nation. Wire mne should you eld atny help. I Signed "A. It. Hichardson. "Chief (.11me War-den." Sitmis got to work inin'ediately atti slpt'nt 22 great 'deal of tiltie lying ill the swamtps. Tle result was that he muade cases by the wholes::l ai: violatort of2 tih law. A few wee tr-id and1i conivietel. 0t1h.rs fcl' ig colivietions were to ia2Ve been2) trh-d leforo igsrt not et:d y lith mla.- istratt's wlico was 1i.ld to OV r!!OI ng 21 .n:1 some f hi o: in-re were. they said, ready to plead guilty. When sims p11p1eare. iII th. r'o!e of plosecutor he was shown a copy of a1 letter which .lgsrt io k h'eriff I oward anl C!rk of Court l)utnhar had receiveil yostorday morn in1 bright and (arly. his own mii noft ::tving bveen called in' hi.'for' Ie lten Wa1rren vilb to cote to .\!k11n. Th" le-tter, a-!vo d to Simns, wa frotn tho goIver:nor .nd11.1i "Oi April 22. 1'!:. throulgh i. apprehlensiol. yol v.': -- appoint d 1111 votmi issioneid a enownrd'en for .\k n county, South ('arolinl-!. .\s state.l, you l vil:2 h:'tl ben ppoint'.l U1110 warde throulh inMistpuribtt sion, ymwr nn )nisn ion as sleh gallnt. w'anienl Is, hereby to-oked. '1nd any fu1111r awt or acts Io(rformed by you 11:2 ir '-;:Iid oo il sion will lbe inl vio 1:'ticn of t':( law. ('opy of this letter h::; b n. lutiod to t'o e scretary of ct. !1rl: of con 't. Aiken-1, S. C.; inngistrate. .\ilken, S. -.; tlangistra' . I.:in2h'l '. ". C. T n',.lw .surance eE) h!' 2 11re :2'1 (lid not pro-nt'.e1' the c:ws 2.212 2(rk 1 u11. 1 was h d hohe u I wh I he 1 p;'q: rmd Inl\l r mo'sole, wee h ms "\,1 av 1:, 1 '1 I. Wnrr#entilh1. s. C. i"A A. 221, lw I o le:2 ) 2".\ .\1. It i r I 1 2:2, " 'hio ( '1no W Ifrd(n." -;o tiwnro the 'wore or. mlore of ee .2 Is lad work d 1up) di.-Il. 1o not onily loses his commllission) as ge w22rdenl but tihe mlonley 1:e woul hav~e r'ecei ved2 for severali week's wor'k. Wi th a goodi sizedO delegaion112 of friends Sims went? yester'2day af'ternoon to) (o 121mbia12 to 1interv'Iew the. governior anid to 2ascertin uinder what mnisa ppre heinslon lhe was apploinlted game war den'i for .\iken (0ounty3.- The21 Staite. "IZ" SOOTHES SORE, TIRED, SWEATY FEET Al! what relief. No miore'I tired feet; no1 m2oret buin )g fee(l , SWoli 'n2, had2 sm)ellinig, sweaty feet. No mo2(re pa2in in2 Corns2 (al1louis's 02' bunions22. No) ma)t ter' what alls5 your f2ee 0r whati22 unider' the sun~ yo've~' LIr il I d without' gei~tinlg relIef, jus5t use0 "iZ7." - out aull theO po0.. tionn2a)2 which ~~ 1)uff up1 thio feet; "TfiZ" is magical; "T[IZ7" - cure 2Cyour 2 foot tiouldes o0 you'll n1ev er' limop or dra up12'21 your faee 1in pain1. You r shoes don't seem [ight 2222( yolur feet will never', never' hart2 or get sore!, 22w'oll['n or2 tired. G.et a 25, cenlt box :at any1 d rug or dIeIarten1t store', and2( get instanIt r'e (Citatlin for Id eteirs oif AdiIn istdration22 State (of Sout (CariolIna), County of Lauren2s. Ily 0. 0. TJhompson02, I~roba te Judge: Whereas WIll Ic E. .Jone~s and1 Olyn -- tIa Jones(1 made stit to) me to grant them Letters of Administr'ation dle bonis non Cuml testamnento annexo, of the estate andio effects of Mar'y C. Jones. 1'Tese are therefore, tt cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and1( credi-tors of the said /Mar'y C. Jones deceased, that they, 1) and ap pear before me, in the CoI rt of Pro bate, to be held at Laurens Court House,I.Laurens, S. C. on the 2Gthi day of May, 1914 next, after publication hereof,, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the Baid admlintration should not be grantod. Given tinder my hand this 11th day cf May Anno Domini 1914. 0. 0. 'P'hompson, .T. P. L. C * YE OLD TIMlE BARBECUE * * e * * * 0e eee * 0e e As the custom of the women in many parts of the south nowadays Is to honor the soldiers of the Confeder aey with an annual dinner, a similar custom prevailed even before the war of the 60's. An old paper recently brought to light and handed to The Advertiser by 'lr. J. N. Wright shows that the Revolutionary soldiers were recipients. once at least, of such lion or almost a half century after the great conflict for freedom. Instead of a basket dinner, however, the Revo lutionary soldiers met around a great larbecue tendered thei by the men-of Ithe communit.y. Listed among the things purchased for the occasion were various articles. such as beef, mutton, butter, etc., besides one item of 32 gallons of whiskey. Whiskey must have been either very cheap in those days or the gallant soldiers drank pretty raw stuff for that bought on this oc caslon cost but .15c a gallon. From the receipts among the papers could be gan1thered that T. F. .1lones was tie lead ingm spirit of the day and that W. G. Dvis w:s a sort of bnness iaaige. l'ollowing is the subscription list and11 Ilie a mount s subscribed by eaich person: We. Ihe su bseribers, agI'ee to imay the following silms illxeI to our names for thie purpose of furnishing a 1Iarbeclue at I au rensville oi the -Ith, .11uy next to which all the 1tevolo lionary soldiers within the limits of the district. are to he especially invit ed and all others welcome whom the subhscribers may choose to Invite. .\lay. 22d, 1S27. It. F. IF-impson $3.00 Thos. F. .lones 3.00 Alexander Simpson I.00 P1. Farrow :1.00 N. Do y 3.00 llinry C. Yong 3.00 'S. Parrow 3.0) 11. Clevelald 3.00 Thos. A. Sharpe 3.00 It. Kaxon 3.00 . aolin 11a p 3.00 .1. Cunnirmhdaml :3.00 \%V. C. Davis :3.00 Edward llix 3.00 .1ohn Carlingtonl :1.00 .lol I )ean 2.00 i ichiarid Denton 2.00 .. W. Cropily 1.00 u::es W. Freeman 1.0 1.. .\lorgan a.04 l'elor 111nrionl 3.041 L,. Gilbert. 2.100 -loehn Oiminlons ).00 \Villi:un1 Goss. 1.041 \\'. G. .ynch 2.00 \ Ilana i2.111 \. 11. Grifln 2.00 'oeti \'aice 1.0(0 I .dhn Saxon 2.01 \Vi1. It. im":! h 1.00 Itm. 1..lne 1.00 .of t ui. Ir by 3.00 Ioi art .!ison 1.00 A<hison Pyles 1.00 1.yde Saxon 1.0(1 Wm.i '%. Paleyte 2.00 11. ii. (Cevelnd 1.00 .losha .Iaon3.0 G.iiiiarl ansom2.00 .('hane Wirdlm 1.00 Asuta Pol I~usao1.00 I.oh . Pse 2.00 S.y 11.ilCran: 1.00 .lohn~ .lolmes 3.00 Woolliam iunsom 2.00) W.ha Wilas1.00 Neata n ikdal 1.00 A. I,.Pey 2.00 Iyth. WIiiams 2.00 Xibt I a llidery 1.00 Matddey Kenntd 2.00 I. Ii. ilrhy '3.00 WI. 11.la 11o'la' .00 Nloni l'oerd 1.00 A . iliea 2.00 1.A.mles a2.00 WillamU, Piery 2.00 illiam lars1.00 .d woidn Bakso 2.00 .1. 11. irhyvi 3.00 T. 1). iovkarn 1.00 A Cberl PorPrry1r. -\.n ofrsdl 2.0t0nefelnyamn h ciat on Wilad beiv.gtist 0b0h fsorbet rsolv.d, Tlhat tG. ia C rleknchtst 2.urc dwareb Anetrsaon rda, a 2.t0 aadayo ll rayer . n ht eivt tpragleople of arens cts o-t ctone witd belieingo thoise tof wor-h fore, bat 10olocveds, dy n spent the daybun erest raystchrch Donei Cnereby ncprtFe d May 2914. spen the B dwyin aneodrae . W. A. aldwC, C.d ** * NEWS FROM YOUNGS. * * * ~* * ** ** * 5*9*9* ** * *5** Youngs. May lI.-Another week and no rain to amnoun1t to much. We had a shower one day last week which wet the ground about two inches deep, while just across the river In Spar tanburg county, there was a good rain. Quite a number of the young people of this community enjoyed a lawn par ty at Mr. 1.. L. Itiddle's Thursday night. Mr. Robt. Stewart and family of Lanford, visited in this cominmunity Choice F These are a few o fthe bargains that we have to offer you at the pres Cit. If you want a home or want to dispose of a home call me up at Gray Court, S. C., Phone 19. :10 acres of land, more or less, known as part of the .\Is. Nan Knight homestead. llunded by S P. P 1all, Airs. Sallie Uiughes, l. Z. Wilson and others. Wil d welliag and out-bulld Sig. Price $50 per acre. 9:3 acres of lan4, knowi as part of the Airs. Anie Cheek homestead, bounded by \V. It. Cheek, Geo. Smnit1h W .11. elnderson and others. Ilas dwelling and outbibli1ng. Convenientf to school and uItrch. Price $35 pe)r SS acres, known as 1. 0. Smith' hoine, bounded by S. A. Willian:, Chesterf iel AleI)ailel and Others. Price $37.50 per acre. 169 acres. known Mr. Albert B. lurn'1.1s homei(, bounded by Sam Bun ivs, .\ia Iburns and Robert Pleintlg. This is a i1ce piece of property, nicely lo cated and good tillproveienits. Cheap at $15 per acre. 3-: acre more or less, kniown ;s A. It. 1hrns hom1e, in the citY of LI auriens, hon nlded by 1loyd Sextots, Geo. Gvarrett and fronting on North IIarper stree, withI seven room dwelling. onuthuild ing and line well of water. This homie has beeni recen'ly built In fin e loca tion and (enin lie bought for $3,200, oie third c'asl, balance inl One and two yea Is. 1 :)-I acres, Imiolre or lss, hnown as P". It. Illakeleyv lione, hounded by Y. C. I4[ellams1s, .1. J. I)endy and froiting Church street. IKight room cottage and outbuilding, city wales', with lights. Fine pasture. Price $2.500. 5-I 1-2 acres, known as the Gilly P. IltlIdle hoiie pIlae, bouiled by Charli tlenson, It. P. Garrett and lLittle broth (rS. Price $:, 7.-d per a re. The Land Man Wh ARI 4 ~I Fer'ieram admitted to be ton crop. This is not a theor SThe popularity of Sfer'tilizer has caus< name: if you want be sure to buy the If you are not alre; ROYSTER'S fish alongside any othe F. S. R( Norfolk, Va. Ba Spartanburg. 8. C. Wednesday. Mr. T. Furrow, mother and sister, and Mr. C. W. Wilkio and family of Fountailu Inn, were visiting relatives and friends here last week. Messrs Farrow and Wilkio and a few men of this community wont fish Ing. Muller and Ambrose Watson of Enii orce, visited Mr. Austin Abercrombie's family Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Frank Clark and mother went back to their old home in Virginia a few days ago to attend the burial of Me. Clark's brother. Soveral from 'this community at tcnded the all day siging at Grays Iea Estate Up-to-date bakery at very reasona bl0 price and terms made easy. See me oarly if you want this property. Also lot adjoining this lot, 62 acres, at $50.00 per acre. 1 1-4 acres with six-rooma dwelling, two hanm- s, and other outbuildings at the Watts Mill. Plie Si,600.00. 3-1 acre of land. boumdod by .Jeff Sexion. Will 1l akelvy, and Others oi Mock SI r'et ii hi of I, turens; has six room dw elliing, for (he small suma of $900. 1 3-i acres of land known as the E. W. Pat1(ton home at Watts Mill, with au beauntiful cottage and a store-room. Price $:2,'700.00. Also tireea uiimlprovedl 1lots at tihe Waits Mil will be sold remarkably cheap. See me for price. . N. LEAI o Divides The Earti otton equin F~ish-Scrap REGISTERE original f5sh 1f oniated with F ish-Sc: the plant food best s v, but a fact proven by the Royster's, the original an da host of brands to app to be sure of getting fishi brand that made fish-scr Ldy acquainted with the si scrap fertilizer, we simply r brand and abide by the )YSTER GUA Itimore, Md. Charlotte, N. 4 Columbia, S. C. Macon, C Montgomery Ala. school Sunday. Mr. W. B. Wilkie and family attend ed preaching at Antioch in Spartaa burg county, Sunday. Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds. WleWt you have a bad cold you want a remedy that will not only give re lief, but effect a proipt and perma nent cure, a remedy that is pleasant to take, a renedy that contains noth Ing injurious. Chaiberlain's Cough Remedy meets all these requirements. It acts on nature's plan, reAieves the lungs. aids expectoration, opens the secretions and restores the system to a healthy condition. This remedy has a world wide sale and use, and can always be depended upon. Sold by all dealers. for Sale! 50 acres of land bounded by public highway running from laurens to Greenville, known as the Uarkadelo land, just outside corporate limits of the city of liaurons. Price $75.00 per acre,. 117 1-2 aches bounded by lands of 4. A. Uabib, L. 1. Mares and the Aber cromie estate. Ilas n co dwoling, good outbuilding, and farm lands i% the highest state of cultivation. Pi4c $50.00 per acro. 67 acres of land just outside oar porato limits of Gray Court, in high state of cuitivation. Ifas tonant house and is very near the Gray Court-Ow ings Institute. This proporty is cheap at the price, $,0.00 per aere. 110 1-2 acres known as tho Rouhoa Martin homestead, siuttited on the highway from Lanford to Gray Coiurt. This is one of the finest locations In the upper part of the county, close to schools, close to church and close to market. Price $45.00 per ncro. 40 1-2 aches known as the S. R. Moore tract and bounded by W. T. Ow ens, 11. Putnam, .1. N Du Pre and oft era. Has good dwelling, good tenant house and outbuildings. This Is a fine loccation. In sight of the Gray Court Owing Institute and the most valuable piece of real estate than can be offor ed to the public. See te for prices. 2 acres, more or less, known as S. T. Taylor's place, bounded by North Iiar per street, Watts Mills property; five rooni dwelling, storerooun 26xr0 feet, with barn and fine well of water. Can he connected with water works. DIlec tric lights already installed. Prico $3, 200. 6:1 acres of land, more or less, known as the G. .1. Lanford lands, bounded by the lands of J. 0. Garrett, II. P. Bur dette and others. Priice $110.0k per acre. to Suit Your Purse r0ilizers rap is universally uited to the cot experience of many. d genuine fish-scrap ear with fish in the ni the goods as well, ap famous; F. S. R. >lenldid results from ask that you test it proven results. NO CO. 3. Tarboro, N. C. an. Columbus, G.