The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 05, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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0 HIGHEST GRADE PAINTS
SAnd Varnihes put on by an expert painter. We .
ynll like for you tO SOe Some0 Of oUl' wor b
0 fare ha\.'ivig yo'ur painting done. *
W. B. BRAMLETT'S SONS
GENERAL REPAIRING
Markd Down
Cut prices are made on the
rmning stockN. of Ladies' and
Childten'S colored sunshades-th
' wid be found on the Centre Tables
marked in plain figures. Sheer
coloed and solid White Fabrics
mUst move now.
Special Value in Ladies' Whte
Among th-e Hosiery youca
secLre the size, color and weig
you desire.
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PITIFUL CASE
IN GREENVILLE
0141 Confederate Veteran itelaites how
Nix Caused his Dolinfall and I.oms
of Property.
(Greenville News.)
Once a rosperous farmer, owner
of a line home and a big farti atid
Ithle helad of a happy famiilly, biut now
aiitt ate of tile Greenville county
poor house, 14. 14. Nuinnalily, who
says lie will be 80 years old Satur
day of 11118 week, tells a pitif'll story
of ils financial r-uin ald the es
trangeiellt of his \familly, all of
which he says .1. 1). Nix, the man
arreslitd last S'tn da y for Incest and
nIiider, is responsible.
eatied u pon a broken down chair
ol the lawn facing the poor house,
patising low and tien to gaze wist
fully across the hills, the aged inan.
broketn inl healiih and spirit, laid bare
his Pm s1. to Sheriff ecto. and t a
ntewspapler reporter. The slieriiff had
g.onie to (he poor house to secure
intforIIn lion I from Ninally r'egar'd
ing, t pa t of Nix. .\ccording to
N tot n: i a a letd se nteince n)OW
awaits Nix inl Anierson cowluI v.
wihtr lie wats tri anti cnvicld in
Ihi,, ab i nci . Nix. it is safi f-d ioin
1 t s llionl ol , 1 i t' volintry to I aI
ha na, atr o I ()t Texas Itl final
lY 14) Olah0omai, wino-ro hll lived for
": wats aholt :2: vears ati wtiwl
Irtl ltrat arost' liWet Nix aid
the ol Inanl sa l. "\\'i lived
inl t sam illi hbIi oold abouti
seven inilos froml t;Ireenlville, and
worv at at Ijt ill' liviig but a ftw
ltinunftid yards atat. Nix began Ito
pay attenionim to illy wife.. which 1.
natulrally, r-'eiented. \\ell yolt un1
derstand :hc l shot of' ii was that
im v wI t' anti I htiaine estrangp ed. r -
f ti fia fly it hfr lavilgt ile andt1
- rryitn.ii anothrl itiatl. She I took
practica lly ' everytlilng I had exce p'It
S a it I I -If, at I 1 nnseid iltost of
T Ii: \2-lf laitiolhis ite
\loi I ini I io- t:1 . a I o : I v 1 I
hink it un a . I h ' 2 on t on a ' I!l'
iaio n ial 'i tiijl1 nt .I. )
:1th m... lt ! i. I told him i l coI n
L1 wn hl ' oti thlWre
a I le' l i' t al'' I a ;a 1y w il
h ib eantia d ai pta . wich
bL taile hef h. Ib. the itled
I . ItaY it t t r a ld
i y I I i uti i l r , ad
I fo a '' trii 'ii tto t tol hini
ni l I is th 1 t hird 1 1 . It I i
tat' ~ ~ ~ ~ 11 ta1' t if hw IaIIi't ''-. I ittf a
t -a. i t a ihI a i d 11 I w
at ard Tm re tti. h it t ittli It h ali
itaat and srcede 'ato lo a s tld I oat-. Thy
u tsted sti the it in fi' a i ow ith- it pa
at t i t I Itt' ('illit t n a t itf eat{ ity
'lti'd. alt' htaei ftoi' a i-fitt', finll
~theface tof his hterters.t Aolts
ttint , lit ( steimil dt 'lasts 'd before hl
i \t teri w t at hei ctii nu lie isd t- r
lo u . tny lwfe aI futl ily lo f t ine.
It'hatti ly the ltart'tlafte. Irnr
.\o t at aiisIit sacitiat.tIn wt mwan
dt'm any ife httryatt gon ltotl anothir
slothin;; t rt in hs e at let dr itda. tii
Itrom ioneat'dlagcetoai ather, ofils
fint toiliv at d taheti Oh tl atld trs
homitiesi tlumbtia.t Thpet-ied uts witll
eNiough. wbutl agatiwdate bomk
Itahs wot carenhr. .lno vr
rliius blictore th~ yerad som
aid itld. havle had a hardt th
Iinnhis anrd lend hnimeples dnraw
yard eabt would n ot tlk forr sof
tewarouble The erffr. rite
ther sealed setery ad o bc awat
in when The prionht faces chargen
oficestn and murer here wbnt whna
appied oftec truhoa this .\ase
wassipi toe brouh agit him t h'6Nis
storny AppentyiNi oers notueized
thim greadIngfh oferans fats ornhi
Imitted. le talks freely of the case
and does 'not scom to be worried over
the outcome. Sheriff Rector will thor
urghly investigate the old case
against Nix.
''l'e union tie lug of the 3rd divi
slon of the W. M. U. or Laurens asso
clatioll will convene with lIethabara
cIur.cit on Friday, Autgust 14th, at 11
o'clock a. III.
Devotional E xercises-1irs. ('asper
Smith, Waterloo; alternate, Mirs. J
It. Wharton, Watterloo.
Welcome Address--Miss i'loise Brown,
llethabara.
Rtesponse-MIrs. lilee llakely, I lolly
Grove.
1Roll Call and Enrolling of delegates.
Discussion-Ilow enn we make our
milissioni work In th churches Smore
intiresting. Opened by Mirs. Loll
ll.Ia Davenport. Cross Hill; follow
ed by .lMrs. Dr. Austin, Clinton.
Is Tithing Scriptural? Miss Ida May
crisp, .loutit ville followed by Mrs.
lailliatl Hilli, lBethabara.
Slould not every female Itenihmber of
our churche01is he Inember-ls of S011n0
lission sociely and why? .\liss Ada
Rasor, Cross 11111.
Pinner hou1r.
2 t,'cIock( ---- votional I'Xercis.,\ls.
.1. It. ''rgiison, Clinton.
IDsetissioim t'oity ill work of elitich.
(s nec '('i'SSary to lif of di isiont. Oip
enled by .\rs. W. (;. 11'~lloam; fol
lowed by .\rs. .1. D. Ilun1ter, .\t.!
I'l iasant: .\liss .\Mary Owens, ('ros ,
Iiisi n .
.\M rs. 1':. .1. A da ir.
S('li i er ontli s ill Slo tiitt ('erol us
('onstillat.illn inl St~iller Hilli(!i
Inlorv 111.1rols 1h 1 ill the fall, w hI
It'lr or spring. The loodl yois 11 at is of
toll contIalliin.1t l4 andl is mlole likely
to ferillentl ill yolirl sloitnach. Thelln
youl .1r4 alKi to drink mnuch vobII wa
Itot cluritng the hot weatherII ihs, in
.iring your stouimi h. Colic, v-'ev r,
loinninle l'oisolling :111d otheor ills arel
traura rslll:s. l'o-llo-,a~x \\ill keep'l
you wevIll, 1 . it increases thi le thie
li ilel Iwlicit ' ii h it l., t hat i iOw
olt w! Iti. co1nS Ii SItt l ll isolltus \ sit' .
)- I .- i% w ill ikalot You i'tlkt tor.
ti'ti- ii u '1 1t. el-is i. Ta lk a td t
lv ito ('A ll; (I )111 sI o~
o i ' i. :- ii' a o y Ir drug 1 i ist' t
The Ikwor willing It t -re \\ill Ib .
ni~ si lit' hit 'I 'ti Ihat g ti-;ill-h
tilingSS Chul h il e il'iinttig 'igit I I
:Ind rsunnitt not It'ss thanl tnll d i\s
Ato... (;. C'anada of* \\inlsten Saln
N. C.. l s i at.l b iylte p' stor li ei v. t.
'. Tk lor , ill ai ve harge. \W'h
lr"u-i a nw'\ te t n itSnivation ri
s l'e'i'elion, Ic'ti illati a t id tIsl
adlioni of Ilu- ftoly 4'host, i ls i Iwe
"sta of, li ti l oly t lo si, also divi
sti. for t11- body, inl ft'i what ItI
apoIstles taught1 and pract icted. Thlt
I oik SeV li )4) ls .1" of 11w r., p
li s lig n1 1 b1oli , int 11 nd lit'
l(iil lt bllissed.i \\' le l ryi ng wor
;I r4itt l .1 d who will ft takin ha'
it s 't d I I I 1 1 t t
111(1(')11( scotstt l 'or I o~ ite
1.1c i l-o ,1'aN p is'e g or n id t ri
Itrlit r eteiher,'1a0an tro tak. and
erfetly hri oss. tah "A.nm~er
ProveN WOat SwaO.\F.T W'l~l/,-:.Nor
~end er n tto Dhlmr '., lern&ham
BinghamtonN Y., foV.smlesz
blSorneti-, telIn boutn the kid-o
sur Sanly-lionwt the aust Ad
veier.blegut:slaift 'yetand onwe
dollart ize wbottlesfor sale at gall drifg
store.Thdotrwh rn-n
inath- un mlive nati? Lay Vr.VBmR
LAX nwidctori up. ayse inhardmay
s Womacs/ -rt ~ -
deiios.. .
a -I
and refreshing.
The national bever1age C
-and yours,
TmSir CCCACs'L C N
yout see ani~
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Anderson College
Courses hadiig to degre of l A. 11
ad . M
Diplomas in lusic, Art anid E xpre ion. Cours in Domestic
Science anid Art. .. ..
Equipment miodern arid conven 4.it. - 2? acre campus. G (ymnaslim
tennis, basket hall.
Situation ideal halt an11iid comif'ort.
For Catalogue Address,
A JAMES P. ll N RD, Ph. D., A derson S"C.
JAMES CMANNON, JR., M. A., D. D., PRINCIPAL.
Ago the Dllackstono School adopted the followlng
~u iear s MOo: Thoronoh Jin-nuton under jwsmely
Chritia luhrecesatthelowest possible cost.
Result menooLIvi- " Wh connlenty of 33, a hoardins patron-g of
68, a student body of -128, and a plant worth $150,009,
The Leading Training School for Girls in Virginia.
50.PAYS all charges for thie year, including Tablo Board, $5
I~j~~J ]oom, Lights, Steam I rCnt, Launidry, Medical Atten
tnltiont, l'hysical Cultur and rltion in all subjects
~~ except music anid elocution.
C'tan parets findl at silhool with a1 better recoriid, ith iore' experientcedl
managementL at suhi moderat cost? or enalogn e and applicati blank
add~ress IO. P. ADAMS. SePretary, inlekstone, Vaii.
COKER COLLEGE
ii A itT'SV' LILE, SO('TI ( A lItA)I.N A,
AN ENl)OW\El) CllitisTlIAN ('0l,120l' F'Oit WO.\ildN.
1 WA i Ill LEE .J0NES, H. I)., PIESII)ENT.
Offring younitg woein unusual faili-ties for advancrd sttid. ont
door lIfe and(1I hea lthi-intilinlg, andi ror thle deelopnet( ott' r11atu1ral
talenlts and1( social (til tire.
'The factor of1 greia tes.t imtan ttce' in any3 (01llege are' thle st rength
of its teach11 ig force, thle organiizat Iion of Its Coiurses of instruction, an
:aW11) wh SOleon Chr(t ist iani l lueice, in ali of the rsc 4 okei t 'ol lege ciaim . 1
tI''hEist.
iFacuti or rulturid cho ~iIlarlyi iinen anud woimeni trained ini thei co0un1
Itry' best (olieges andt uniiversities aridt or testedl ability-aii traL1.
lar ge racuilty in 'rop'ort in to the stuident body.
Spjecial ad vanittagesx in M usic- Viol in, pian'o, lipe organ anid voice,
offr litg the dlegrmees of A ssociatte in Mlusic and liachelor or Mutsic. -
Shpec ial cou rses it Arit and1( l'xiressioni.
Thle equtiplment is nlew and thoroughtly modern. Large campus~ of 14
acres, a jilace of rare beatuty becatise of the luxuriance and order of
Its trees andit the numnher of Its watlks, comifous~tf butildings, com
rortable ruurnisinf4, hot. and1( cold .baths, electric lights, central heat
ing plant, Artesian wvater, large and well-equipped gytnnaslium, ample
athtletic groundls, library and scientifie laboratories. A third dorm4
tory recently finished at a cost of $66,000.00
$5,000.00 worth of books is being added to the Ibrary this summer.
An almost perfect health record. Dr. -Hayno, Secretary State Board
of Health, Bays "H~artsville has gone further towards the ideal sani
ary city than any other city in thte State."
The department of music has won a wide reputation. The director
is ably assisted by lIve a"*ists of hIgh standing.
An enduwment of $165.s4.00 enables Coker College to give Its stu
dents' first-class advantages at much less than the actual cost. Board
ing students limited to 225.
For free descriptive catalogue write
S. W. A RRETT, DE AN,
artsvire, 8.0C.
NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 84TH.