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Subscription Price Is $1.00 Per Year Payable In Advance. Published by ADVElRTISElI PINTING COMPANY Laurens, S. C. IALISON LliD President iW. G. LANCASTEIH vice-Pres. 'ARTHUR LIEi Sec. and Treas. [Advertising Rates on Application. Obituaries and Card of Thanks: One cent a word. Entered at the postofilce at Laurens, S. C., as second class mail matter. . U'it NS, S. (., JUN E 21, 1914. The Advertiser will be glad to receive the local news of all the communities in the county. Cor. res'pondentsi are requested to sieJn tieir naImes to the contri bet ions.. l.etters should not be [nailed later than Monday morn. inig TSi is hot weather ltiI there art (ith- ila.e:, one at le:1it, hotter. i1 not. 1ut)1 oft' until the last day to enrll. [.ook upl the ('lub1 secr:'tary 1.a'; and order is the den1i:1i 1 of ouiith ('arol ina Voters. 'T'hey are tlired of lawlessness and disorder. X - 1,1' the otly thini w"''e have i n rressi1:an .lohnisoti is that h'" is u: Ihie ('ongresseional iecord. * * * \' r: '.ho1)ld remnemb er thatl i: is; l) ii lthat they sigI :'i: m in !',IlI (on the ent oitini. h,11ks.1 * * * . tin itlh, Ileakit iig about in-"A\ . Ie had hoped that he wo:hi 1 r onl1 a 1rt o1 f ne iti the na lwr '-co but thes~ t" are lltree , t-::ll .- Th i nator s(eeti:s to he ho'iit: ouit i oiw o'w and hoei'i-Z :t go00l rui-- , that. i , Inrollint . a k for t i au n ci, 1 will 1 't d inl Th A iver e iin tivr week t iniy :'n1ti in 11h it or comrt'; otli(e" in S:t!:nfa :; :1o 1 'lda1a TFlwy v.l ati h -:1 .;1': 0f each (011 \our w e k. The1* tm ' I on ItI 2' Ii l: y of .!1lyv. It TOllI:N: S1-IYTIC.\!. titor in the l'r grSt:,ieI Fi '' I rl I . t-lioid s re s lsi th n :'':it uo ! fi /,: i Ii <' - d ri ".t at iu o Ik l i h 1st 1 ' I W t i i e , l h e "la n al a kte s 1)11. i": d fir in Its a \ " " e"1, hil11. "t" ;1t i a banks., ' h) :slid, "1that ar:e1 onet will g t of little ose to ihose 1 sat i htee th land11I tils aro ingo. sucl hae oditionw ears the aorein all te statofeI whe1reis' t stom s note -initdgue. Wii this ta w byofnewook mavkbing a cetti ly lro tiei the n ownerti oht tobe ale tot reWth moneyi atl m t (er1 nt in teet il efor of at theo anfiguea iche it 'inw go tn-saoet imos itwoie 541 that hs gsysqti ti of land rego has ratn shotatd rei hi msteatention titnws les, t.r ibuithae thtnevera ofe tiven Ctie iatention wiin theyr deseve sot~t toe thae lon sythem hay not enohr godtesres. be Wanit toc giernom nie ofsel ectng son muhtnion it yn wnld siem thutat thos inhalionlshould reeie morateto than It ment to lthe ons frs.ebto enogh t Tuhaentai n tt ivhei promit, olfrea acco om ien alo thrisin Proper ladrgta Ifou harn Iee loing ts ntatunaw andor codming oulad beiimadg for i bagythe lnowntng ofarme. ti o thing aendu row. but isonarl uanl brle-W tet ip-ubicteit. Thck, I Soot Fdrfy andae offinrsh -nUste tilw Parisian age nditcihacae your hair is lsn t aua Color, atoaingdug cndttig, sors whksato evalasoft bottl gostsn beuty 0 cno't dsrymaesthe hair i luroustln sofe twi-ubriats ainat. I you haveo bemr~f ditapsointeuse Pte eign up ge.sapwt arsa ae DELIJBERATINO ALL NIOJIT UNABLE TO AGMIEE (Continued fron Page One.) being in the waiting rooom of the has senger station where the trial of young lumbort Sullivan took pciace immediately after the trial and that he there had a conve:'suation with Alr. Cannon about persotial matters. 110 saw the defendant, .Jos. (:. Sullivani, and umbert Sullivanl in the rooms and noticed that HIumbert Sullivan illide t love as to approach Air. ('anl 11011 but returned to his brother. lie did not know when the Sullivan boys left the roont, but shortly after Nir. Cannon left shots rang out and-the deceased stumbled back into the room crying out, "'T'hey have shot me to dtith." Falling to tile floor Alr. Can 31031 said, "I am dying, hut I would rather' die doing my duty defending this woman than any other way.'' AIr. Laner Willis test illed practi cally to tile samne facts as Rev. dltr. Alunnerlyn, stating that hiis attention was drawn to the Sullivan boys when young u1111mbert Sillival glanced at .Mr. ('annon. Replying to a (ltl'stion of the solicitor. Air. Willis ::tids that Ilutbert Su1.1ian's countenance showed signs of an ger'. 'S. 1,. 'eden testiltid to see 1'in a pi tol in .los. (G. Sutllivanl's paocket dur ing tihe ti oal o Ilumbrlt Sullivan. -lohn S'finunOns tesilleld timt .!ot:. (.. StIiliva had Is hand noha'rneathl his. coat as he0 we"nt Out Of the waiting root .inst p r'('f'luill' the shootin . .1. W;. Wells, agent at G]ray ('uit. was the lirst eye \witn1ess to til' - (dy. lie teStilled ihat lie was standl iug in the while wait L. roots door just bef'o'e the shooting began. I-irst sawa .ldr. Cannon st llmlilg ab)out six feet away. near colored waitilng r0o0om steps conves i with .\lr. .1 esse Stole I relatlve of Sullivan's. lie could not hiar' the conversa tion between Mlr. Stone and \r. an (on bit when tle two pat Ied .os. C. Sullivan approached Mr. ('annon. I)id not bear all of the c'onversatin11 1'' Sullivan (.iarged that .\r. (aanon hadlI mistreated his brother. .lr. ('annon 'elied that he ha(1 I.ased Ihis speech on the testimony and I hat he had nothing to take back. Sullivan used the word "lie"'' and ('a n(non 1 s:1id. "lIon't calill e a lialr." SF llivan said. "You told : ( --- d - li'. ('anon fill-a droew his stilk and a li:k was stratck. Il1, saw Sullivan's pI ol abot the t ' lim (':lulol drle\ the stic3. Till '. w''l' tl'?! sitallcdin"t n li v lit'I a I:. ;, 'I he h oois tin ;, b 'e I ::mi (':ttnton turned. Sul!livan conitinine. firing-. \\ hit n last Shots w: tre t ire~d itistoIl wia'; I to:lt 12 orI 1:, inlbc.'s i tI On1 . c. o:. 1 :1 1 !,aa til' i n \il r. \ tI 1 s:tid1 ti 11t he "aw\" the5 piso '1: I. tilt \i:'ititle rooI m just befor e I!'c ) .ho)(':in" took 3 la :-, 1r11 , . v:st l uai ' w itne :,oa ti ' sI: c 1n11itc -: l ( tici.i ony whicl 1 O i cl hil nt c it t 1; \l. (':tnieon ' du .\li-,< Sheo'11 . win>tt 3 ~ ~ .(111 cII c1i:if~ 1Ic c ii13 5!l ivaui in the llta;;istraite "' (11o1r:. I.t' i 1 er1 t c'.(Il nll1 . m r ' on. :c'I M - \cllc t l ( It 'Il1ir' ile of 11 , ju1 \ c ". !'c'1 t do :Illi III trota:, it '' tc k- cnii .\ir. Cannon. .\!r. 'kr ItO titied that I.'' Saw .\ l.. t'cantl t I a . I : I, tt ' id d or of ilt cc ro:i . : i' - 1:. t ':- h 11ld Iank( a .eno . .\!' . Ciol. it 33(11't :aIc ,' huull Ii lic' liV i!e nt dt:r anti ;si '' wt-n ill v.1 t 0 ;s he 1,f.::r,i \ .\ .1(.le . 1 \\'o1i11: - "tu didn:a't ' at '1' a hl'' mnd s(o I w'ithl pro0p) 't rspect." .\l,. Cannon0: re - lied I'.l: he had gone b)y Iih, t,.t - man'iy 11ii l id t. i : hi 'ls to mak.. \. r. W\oo:I re'pliedl !hat he \ .:nt11"l no apl~ybut "y o't will sw\ w hat yo t .ir.t ('bll meahi.'M. Sullivan le : : salia~ '' You're a -I- lie'' andl enmeii non)1 cameli dIown withi the stiek. 5.:hi 'vani mlade one step upi anid shot tile dcealIsedl in thIie tlLf sile of thle stomt achc. !i' didn'ti see wherel pistol1 ('ntne1 from1. Iik froml th11 ile eane ( alldc slt WV. 1". tevcensl testilld l.circrey to2( that11 Alr3. Stilliv'an ('ame11 dIown tile stepls waithl11 his atil underneai~lthi is (coat1. and(1 that Slliv'an gr'abbetd Call nOnl'5 ('Oat as heI shot1. 'The fiIrst sholt tilt Air. Ar'hulr WIllis, the neCxt two shots hi. Air. Canno 3111in till ::tomnehl' and1( the ( remal~iin g shots wIerel f (e af ter' lie hadl turnelld 11is bacek. Tihe lIck and( I fire soiundecd aboulit tongethei'. lie firlst hearid thle w'cordc lle" fr'om Cain non, hut did not knhow in whait COnl neOCtioni. Ills otpinion was that Sulil Call couildn't have dralwni gun afte'r tick wa lilt and1( fir'ed as soon as lie R. S. Stewar't testitledi to same facts as wiesses beCforel hlim as to ac(tul s;hoot-ing. PSaid Sullliv'an palssedt him1 limmeldiaitely after'warcds saying ''lie hilt meI wvith the sick.'' A. K. I lughes textifled that' Siullian wailked up to Mr'. Cannon withI his arms folded anad that lie saw thle pils lot bef'or'e lhe dIidl thle stick. Mr'. Ii cghies becamle coniderl~lably c'on fus i'd iund~er' cro0 ss examlinatloll. After recallinig several witnesses on miiinor' points3 t.hie state res'tdt here. ''Te Defense's -estimaony. 'Ihe defenlse's tesgtimlonly as to the actual OCCureclie wals practically the samne as that of the state, the vital ex cepction being thle contenioni by tile Sullivans thlat Mr. Cannon fIrst called Mr. Sullivan a lie and that Mr. SiuI livan did not pull his gutn until after lie was struck wIth the walking cane and wile- he was staggering anid dazed from the blow. Win. D. SulI llvan, Jr., an unce of the defendant, Hlumbert SullIvan, a brother of the defendant and over whom all the trou ble arose, and C. S. 6ullivan, also a Vrother, testi'fied practically to the same facts, viz., that Mr. Cannon call ed 8ullivan a 0- D-- lie and strucek him with the cane lfore the defend ant pull-ed his pistol. Albert Gray testified that Cannon was the first to call the other a lie and that the blow from the sickatend the shot from the gun were almost simn1tlaneous. H. C. ilodley testilled that Cannon called Sullivan a damn lie and struck hilm with the stick. Atfer the ilrst shot, .ir. lendley stated that he (lid not see any more of the difliculty as he moved off "pretty pert." 1ir. C(arey T. lolt testified that C an non called Sullivan a damn lie, Sul lien called him aniotitr, when ('an non struck with the stick. Sul-livan staggered and then shot. Mr. Claude 1,. Owings testiled to finding the stick about .1 feet from the depot. le said that he noticed angry looks in the face of the defend ant dutring tlie trial. The defense moved to strike this out of the testi mony and the motion was sustained. .1. N. Leake testified to Sullivan's turninog over his gun to hin after the shooting. Sullivan said to himt he thought he had only shot twice. On opening the gun found that he had shot live times. .Joel A. Smith, of Waterloo, testified that it 11ad been his observation that Mr. Sulliv an habitltai!y carriett h.N arm resting tunderneath his (.oat. luinbert 'ullivan and the defend alit both testified to seeing .\lr. Can non reach to Iis left hill pocket as ir to draw a guin after using the ene. 'Tlhe slate later oi in reply placed witn essies on the stand to testify thiat .r. Cargon Wias unliarined on the (iya} of the shooting aii that hie di'! not oin a pistol. lIeplyiig to( a tjuestioni from his counsel. .Mr. Suillivani said "I shiol hima ibecmiase I knew if I ditin't s:hoot lim he wouid have shot mle." lleienhiant's Testimon11y Sit iirday. .lo.;. G. Sullivan. the d1efen'danlt, wasu: put on1 the stand early Saturday and relmained there for one how... Ills tes tinony was as follows: "I went to Ihe trial at the req((est of my lother. )11 not expect to go. R(eached there ahou i It o'clock. When .!!try went out I was silting near tick et oflice v:ith I lilhhert. Sister i\atiier ine and .\iss .Ienile Stone. these be ing the same seaIs we occup(ied luir ing the trial. \\'ere waiting on re suilts of trial. \\'ili 4' Waiting noticed .\lr. Cannon and lMiss Shtaliie alld oth ers. .\lr. 18ann1n went tow1ard the door and returwit lii ii ome0e'ntlm - m1an wi ho:n lattr le: nnel was liev. T. \\. .\lunnerly. i :a1 1 i t 't 1 himl :I , .Iis' hrpe. I. . \ \ la I ct le I .o . laionI to 101 m i t he beh n\i n : 'ation in Iwi te s. : n On ga et A') oor'i towar:id uts un. anl i.c'elSing 1x.. re::.; :::( I 'l he r I l ' ert S ' - e l t'ow.I'ld thll ;( :'ti I l otionld ' I to himl i (o \":.. fo- o s stick ... e'rI;! 1t 110. I s \a1':: h 1111] r' '-ao ,:01 110 t'.: .' I to ' h is g n shui ff fr!etInO'1 liaIi1.lrt any \ v'itv; (i .\l i - So rp :n:.11' . '1: .. nIon. I thon sug:-+ ;olled th:y wieo and het ice ('reani .ll I ;at 1n I s oike to seves. ral eni a I enl t o t . \l II h I I tVO'i'te i to go ut of avo r ( a .\ :-. (':i nnnli :ani.i \hr. - . \\'00 in1 al hea:ted contilersation(1. \\'s 1> '1r =O hrH; t oe( i!:n imy lift hei s:I rl .l. (':n Lion. i on't not :o w\ 11 110 11i th 1 r ' '1 1iiek. Ihk-:1 ri \iv. \\' (;.1 i .. "Kill haven't tre: (l e" it l tuyt sli ri t anll! . 1 1o'::''1la 1:1 n" an re'. mO t''. l im111 Sllilan1: h ' r. ( -anno \\ rel1' ii .:1 -w ell pihvl 'n' hato e b k and one ol gi h the o.a . I ng i tra 'you hatv :n' .tr:idll "l i t'tI m o:' viaht I Ilm huly io .t ily.' sw , a 1nin i ' Yo're at tie I ie.lied 'iou . apklIn ber hall. ! lit. "sit1. however1. I bat he had g,'Iiv y h01 the f madt e to fs en s hadins. rntt l ot he tlll it t for 1111Y u to i ian. n 11o1re(1 rleni ris stie and tuek he. attoaer bacs alligl ts caze , thead ot :1'avy (aw- 1r. tan nn~m a re w he toicdraw hi gun. 'ulldty guhnsand v'e.- ina'n ar theii~ hortin! tund ovat' the 11itle to Ameay n eak.nhogh ha sho fo ie ro ainaion widness and mitter that. hey haiuy Ita rrIed. Thne te shting li borayouer. .alr. S'ulivan'opl tetimny varied 1 Usihl hertims ha maden ale:to o al Mrs1e teTeedtone, that henihad St.. [aens fcs to. hs: attrn wo had hagn anid tiht.h rurieet, ine ad whace were badlry wasen wameone ad catch the rain .lisWermvd An giv y tasremedthe tre eLuens eople.g e. grnd Tchoruos!i nlyha' one ofumany ofAmerica en who women gratefll endorced ransidn's PilsnefyoPir fork are-Ifro acar kidnnys bothd blaoy Pills.h sae tayt tos Trepde Tonha-thtne med baes byahom Yr peocl are inmethimemheruth Shee' af Yurn Rhat aboe Io he atie to etin of yu faceumatism Trdy a tenty-Svemeont d bodte oafnChabrain's Linimenmoved. se hvw hadkl oaure frhemtcmplains dsapce ISld bas deyles an t* * * * * * $ ** *** * ** * * * t * SOCIETY NEWS, . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * lharnett-Muirray. Surrounidcd by itembers of the im mediate family and a few intimate friends }I!ss Bessie larnett, daugh ter of Mr. and ni's. ). E. Barnett, was (luicily' married to Mr. .1. Vincent Murray last Tuesday evening. Tie ceremony was performed by the bride's pastor, Rev. M. L. L'awson, and immediately after the solemn, words were said an informal reception was held . Both the marriage and the re ception were held at the home of the bride's parents. The bridal pair left on the evening train for Richmond and Washington for a trip of several weeks. Mrs. Murray is a graduate of Win throp college and since receiving her diploma there she has been a teacher in the s;ch o!s here. She is a yotung lady of splendid womanly qualities and attractive personality. endearing herself to all with whom she comnes in contact. Mr. Mlurray holds a ir sponsi ble position with the Vginia 1.ife insurance coapany. Ing travel iag sitpei'rvioi' over a territory of four states. eli is a native of this state and wit'llr aitI 1'avorably known. They hatve the ims. wishes of a host of f'riends :Ind admirers. Mart-in-('anrles. Invitations have been issued froni l'iedlmont 'to the marriage of Miss (race )onna1(1 Charlos to Dir. William 'illman Maltin. The marriage is of special interest in this county as Dr. Martin, who is a leading educator of this state and a professor at Furman University, Is a natiie of this county and has a wide relationship here. The invitations read as follows: .\r. and .\rs. .John llenry Charles announce the inar'iage of their daughter Grace Donnald t) Dr. Willi:an T'illmanl \ar tin 11 V'ednesday the seventeenth of .luny' nitnet men hiu:a!red and fourteen l'iedimont. South Carolina Of mucth inter,' ! to the friends and relatives il I.:iiren.. and other cities in this state, will be the following in itnation isstid by .\lrs. Jolh ii Michaer ('lardy: Ar. John1 .\! ichol Clardy will give in omirria:ge her dlaughter lucy Agnes .\r. i" rnklin (!':aido 'insoni Oti Ih1e 'tuvning of Wednesday the eighth of .uly at seven o'clock Tiler' hunadrei antd twenty-two C'lit;re h Sti'eet T~aiurens. An;uthl Carolina. T'he l tr 11110' f yo y ' tpj'eseniei is ri'iiesttld r , * * 4 v A I 4 i" u 4 t * * I3S FRO3 OWIN(M. * 4' * 4'G * * * 4* 0 4 4 4 4 * 4. * * * Owings, .1 tu 22.-Mr'. J1. C. Ilunwrgi of Liberty came dowin to see his 1)ar1 ents .lri. andi Mi's. W. .1. hlunter. Mr. I lunt'er wasi accompiiiled by Ils wife, and1( little daughter. TIhey3 r'etur'ned to) their 1101me inst 'I'hur1sday and Mr. 11lun1ter recsumled hIis du ties ini the Mi's. WillI Pu tinm of Cl1ion, has heeni visitin~g relatives iln Owiings f'or a 'ouiple of diays. Mr. C'. ii. Owings was lai Columibia last week. Mr'. Owings is al ways oni his job, whlenu school work is on hand, foi' we would have been money short f'or tihe school funds had he not gone to Columbia to cofmnunicate with Mr'. and Mr's. Gr ay of this towni went fishuiing last Monday, and1( we pr'esumae that luck was good, as the)' reported aii enjoyable tuime. Mr'. J. J1. Ilunter left Saturday for' Rlock -Hill, andl~ is expectedi to return ini a (lay oi' two aiccomipanied by Mr's. I hinter, wh'lo went there to see her' partients Mir. and Mi's. Cr'aig mote thlan a week ago. Mr. F. R. Owingsi returned Sunday friom Asheville, where lie has been stayin~g with his daughter, Miss Sue A. Owings. Thie friends of Miss Sue will he gladl to kniow~ tihat siho 1s impilroving. Air. F. IR. Owings, accomp~aniedi by Mrs. Owings will mlove to Asheville In a few (lays, and wvill make Asheville their home during thle on-coming sum mner. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Moore were vlsi tomrs in Enoree Sunday. Mr's. Luther Willis of Augusta, is visiting rdlatives around town this week. Misses CarrIe Stoddard and Bleuhah Biryson wore visitors last week at the home of Dr. Stoddard near Pelzer. Mrs. Dolfus Owings has been sick for several days, but we are glad to state that she is speedily improving. Dr. John Dupree was in town last Monday. Dr. Brimim of Clinton filled his us,. uah appointments at the Presbyterian churchnastnn 8nnav -1 1 T. L. Boozer Senteonced. T. L.. Boozer, -the prominent Kin ards farmer who wag convicted of as sault of a high and' aggravated nature in the court of general sesisons last week, was sentenced to serve one month at hard labor or to pay a fine of $100. ' le paid the line. Cures Stubborn, Itchy Skin Troubles. "I could scratch myself to pieces" is often heard from sufferers of lc zetna, totter, itch and similar skin eruptions. Don't scratch-stop the itching at once with Dr. Ilobson's Ice zena Ointment. Its first application starts healing; the red, rough, scaly, itching skin is soothed by the heal ing and cooling medicines. Mrs. C. A. Iinfeldt, Rock Island, Ill., after using Dr. Ifobson's 1czema Ointment, writes: "That is the first time in nine years I have been free from the dreadful ailment." Guaranteed. 50c at your druggist. ANNOUNCEUMENTS. County Commissioner. I hereby offer myself as a candidate for the oflice of county commissioner of Laurens county, subject to the rules of the democratic party. .J. J. IIITT. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of County Commis sioner for Lautrens County, subject to the rules of the Democratiu primary. I). A. 3h1DDEN. hlouse of Represeutatives. I hereby annouctne myself a candi date for the Ilouse of Representatives from I,aulens county, subject to the rules of the Democratic prifary. S. rf. GOGGANS, Cross 11111. I hereby announce myself a cndi date for the Ilouse of Representatives from Laurens county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. AUG. G. HIAR''. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the House of ltepresentatives subject to the rules of the I)emocratic Primary. Ii. S. Il'A 1(1WIFTL. I hereby announce myself a candi iate for the house of representatives from L~auirens county and promise to alide by the results of the Democrate primary. W. .I itIl ig Y, SR. I hereby announce my candidacy for the Ilouse of 1 iejresen tatives, sub ject to the rule: of tle 1)cmocratic primary. 1). L. IIOOZER. Sipi~t'Isor. T hereby announce nmyself a (nndi date for the of1ice of Sitperv'isor of Liautrttens conty, stibjiet to the rules of the Dt1Ctnematic primary. AUSTIN A 1tii'WitOxinf l. I hereby ninounce myself a eanadi date for re-election to the otillee of Sulervior of ILau)1 rens (u' nty, Subjert to Ihe rules of the Democ ratic uri tu;ry i'""1. 11. 11' ga ifl ig . 1 Ii erehy announce myself a caand - date for the otlice of sipertvisor of l.anre',ts coiunty and promtise to abide by the a rules of the democraltie party. 13. R. TorD. Suiperitenundent. of Educntion. I hereby announce myself a candI date for County Superintendent of Ed ucation and promise to abide the rules of the Democratic primary. JAMES i1. S'ULLIVAN. Atuditor. I hiereby anniounce my13 ('andidacy for te-election to the otice of County Au dlitor of Lauretis counity, subjiect to the rtiles of the apptroachiug D~emo Clat ic primary electiotn. J. W'ADDIY THlO;MPSON. P'robate Judge. We are authorized to announce 0. G. l'Tompslon as a canudidlate for re elect ion to the ollice (of Probate Jludge, subject to the rules of the democratic P rimar11 y. Magistrate. I hereby anntoutnce nmyself a canudi date for magistr'ate for Laiurens town ship, subject to tihe ruiles of 'the denm ocratic i'mary. ,1R. P. TRAYNHIAM. I hereby announce myself at candli date for magistrate for Laurens town sip. subject to tihe rules of the demo cratic party. J. N. WRIGHT. I hereby announce myself a Uandi date for the otlice of magistrate for Lautrens township, subject to the rules, of the Democr'atic plrimary. T. M. WVorkman. Eugenics. To judge by the fruit stores, horti lultural eugenics have been practiced 'or some time. The "Fountain Of i POWE DRU( ON THE SQUARE Cari of" Tlaks. ; { We 'take thi method of show1u our appreciation to our nanf friend and neighbore for their kindness an service rendered us duting the ines and death of our father, 'C. M. lisho (Signed- . Children. Poplar Springs School. The tural School Ifprtovemerl association of Poplar Spring schoc will sell ice cream and cake at tih school .hoitse Saturday afternoor June 27th, beginning at 3 o'clock. SPECIAL NOTICES, 3Mounttille School huii ng--Th old Mountville school building wil be offered for sale at public outcry July 4th at 10 o'clock A. M. Trustee reserve right to reject any and al bids. For further information writ i-. It. Fuller, Mountville, S. C. 44-6 Mtiro For Sale-S'tandard bred mar live years old, weight 11,000 poundi reglstration papers ddlivered witl mare. A pply to E. W. Martin, at Mat tin's Stable. 46-G Notice- -F'ishin;p, hunting or tres passing of anly kind forbidden on th lands of the following: W. 1". Marti' C. I'. Ilolettm, A. .1. Martin, Mrs. Jan Curry, IL. M. Illggins, Mrs. le. 13. Mar tin, .. 1). Martin, L. 11111, Mat liender sons, Allen Blobo, or abide by eonsc flue n es. 46l-5t-i horse for Sale'--Gentle family hors saddle and driving, nine years old Wil work anywhere. Apply to W. II. Gil kerson. 48-1 , A , IAGE BUILDING E eAIRgJ ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER To have your carriage or wago give 'ou good service you shoul take good care of it, or let us do, I for you. We understand our busi ness thoroughly and our charges to bulding or repairing are. reasonal( Let us estimate on your requireientE J. D. SEXTON & SOb LAURENS, S. C. Thle rememnbrances you give the brIdesmaids, mlaidls Sof honor, best. mani and uish er's should be of unquettstion ed ecllence as the reclpi cnt will undoubtedly cherIsh_ anld retain these gifts be Scause of the happy occasion. For these gIfts permit us to recommend fot the brides mnali, and hter attendants our1' GOLD LOCKETS (pltain or set -with diamtondls), BRACIJ LI)TS, 'NECKI.ACFCS, AND) IlNGS. For the gentlmemn rwe suggest SCARF PINS, -GOIlD WATtOH 'ORSfl CHAINS AN!) RINGS. Otur stocks are far too va riled to meontin here--a vIslt of inspection is the only way in whlicht you can apprecIate them so YOU are cordially invIted to call. WM. SOLOMON. outh" is the Soda FountaIn in our drug stor Al! the youth of both sexes patroniz it, but that does not keep the ol folks from enjoying it, too. Our Sod is pure and refreshing, and flavore with all the popular syrups. You wil find it exhilarating, satisfying, cool ing. 'ry it onlce-thda you will, ree ommend it yourself. Only five cents. i COMPANY LAUREN, SA C.