Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ef1e Ztbbertiser fubscription Price Is $1.00 Per Year Payable in Advance. Publisied by ADTVElTISElI PRINTING COMPANY Laurens, S. C. 'MASON LlI}l2 President W. G. LANCASTi1R viCO-Pres. ARTHUR LICE Sec. and Treas. 'Advertising Itates on Application. Obituaries and Card of Thanks: One cent a word. Entered at the postoflice at Laurens, S. C., as second class mail matter. .1-Al'IMENS, S. C. SEPT. d,19141. The Advertiser will be glad to receive the local news of all the communities in the county. Cor. respondents are requested to sign their names to the contri butions.. Letters should not be mailed later than Monday morn ing. Yes. indeed. .acks w'nt democratic, as usuail. W will ask our friends at the pre cinets who sent in the returns last week to help us again next Tuesday. We would like to get the returns in just as soon as the count is finished. Last Tuesday all of the boxes except Gray's Store had reported by 11 o'clock and we hope to get them all this time by 10. "I ain going to have a Wonaun's De part':nent at the Laurels cou nty fair, if it is only one biscuit on exhibit," states .Miss Garlington, Tomato Club Organizer for is coun t-y. 'This ound s like bisin)ess to ts and we believe it is going to bring results. The C(ou1nty firai has beei a su1CCess, So far1, WitlIolut the womtein having as uch at' inl it as they si ldoi! hti ihyh been m liseId and the lmov' Ieln ' ol tlil l t il in e l3 l ine 14h to udt :the "finaishinig toulches" oil Illv wh0oi "C)h\blna." eat's haviet :t23weina ' otig imrn - dI :n11 t'iidi ttl leti e piek dilhwith t i I ' 11 [ g Co- l ill, its hk1(s to hose w\ho gave so nsih asi :n 03 in1 ol illling a Il lt b li arg t W ry loya on the igh of hes :irst all oftey I I e hiliblg tose to who we ar uder grat. ob)I il - tdonl are ourl frienIds at1 thle ditffeent bo xe4 w lio s i tn t i th It w lt h tieuhonelOi and telegraph operatols IOl thirl painstaliig work in ithalnsllit taing milissages and making onnan on s and to those Who lelped us in tIhev o!flihc O' cose we bould no Teave ut ou own willing helpers i the composing anr d press rooms Ilo araaslongtie l. N. & su.'myhe oaron. The lic of eturwn trip tietsuli rm to B iirmingham and0 Aulanta.nt yTle aboard Airl havinherameoa rae.ceswill hodc n xusongo fror oint aliiion aits riegulartrains exceot aNo. Ca.houickats to Atlanta pir Sepem berngh althusdy Semigamptem-3d Te tra iktet will g litoea 10:8 .A.iM.s whreseers froxvit Thept Shieiffei retti tickets from linton:1 v to Atlanta wyriller$.00 )and -toimingham0l3''t $6.00. Fullitr, Mount-3 vledCross H otJl have hern same ra11tes. ict'iy''s will be1 good1 for re herino s P.1:'ris oedrom Knoxlle. eputy teriff313( (~ itidrture Mon-luca tow5 e Hih aenorcoord ong,Aug. monyr. ( \V.pe ilirne dingigeshoy ftrad a~ndhd not been 'hardii an hnil tone inrKnoxyliand 'heio nailmest haeronback toitheir t11homes inr Nofrth Caolina or eeal aessilyrnion Yons Au. Ab.-r.mblW. Wingin'g scngoog atoo a~l, rindi closeddy Theil -andpis hwo brohemro and Mls home De North Carolnford as giga. J. H.~n undcrmbo' shnging scola/ ialtscoe rdy struction of liss Lucile Cox. Little Pearl Page of Augusta, Ga., is visiting the ramllny of 'Mr. 0. C. Cox. A l1ss Emnia May lurdett has a po sition in Spartanburg with Dr. Bunch. Mr. Clyde Glenn who has been a traveling salesman for several months Is at home for a few days. Mr. l'ugene Cox and Miss lucile Cox attended the lawn party at 'Mr. .John Currys near l1lals IPriday night. 'lhere was a lawin party at Nir. Tomi H lenderson's Saturday night. The Garrett reunion was held at the home of M1r. Drady Garrett 'T'hu rsday. The Mi1sses Dillard, of l'nore, Vis ited Nir. lPrank Bobo's family last week. 'r. Willie Mills and famtily, of Eio ree, visited ir. 0. C. Cox one day last week. Mr. len lWilliams of Eanoree visited Mir. Alvin Cox Friday. Mr. P. K. Abercrombie and family visited 'Mr. and Mt's. Gross at White Stone last week. .\Mr. Zeph flall's wife was buried at leiendshiip Wednesday. * * * * * * * * * * * * 6* i * * * * * * * 1' CROSS IL NImVS. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4*4** Cross Hlill, Aug. 31.--Election day has come ald gone. Disappoint ments have been met and fond hiopes eijoyed. Cross 11111 did her' best for Cooper and good governmient, a num ber of us laying down our business and going out Into other counties to make known the merits of our man. We -believed him to be the man who would give us a peaceful and pros perous administration and are of the same opinion still. But it seems fate has decreed otherwise. With submis sive heart we turn to the second pri mary to finish up the good work be gun, and will expect every mat to do his dluty to couity and state. But inl the midst of campaigning. anxiety, and war, let us not, forget fihe community fair-, fihe day for' wich is fast approaching. May every ono (o his part int this and havo a share inl buil(ling up his owin initerest and ('0nunuit11Y. Get. 3YOu' eXhbits 0 read4Y and lIM. other'is see what YOUt ar1, doing Ind t(ow YOU are doing it. .\lvssr.1. Luther. M.\artin a ti .l. 0. n-nnlly hav forie d a partnr0.. hip to ( CI.m a aigenl mrcatu i- busi twss. 1urn iture all itIldr .11 kr r (.hes w;I(i I kll bet s vi tie s (conne 11 (.ld 1 Iit ti ir buI ness1 ,. .\lr. \\'ai I e-r ( ;rirI' Ail t es .1 . 1) y plac us - S Ot an w t~1 at14it iesman t ('Plv Itt w..v) 1 N i n will fill \lr. 11. Nance's s otio. .\lr. \\. i'. Cull !tsonl tas purc hli t se 1nd lot of .\r' . .1. it . \\'ilb-u on North lain strl-t nna htaI 1 :l.oal in11o lihe saine. 11r1 tow't 'kit an o s are at I\ ' intting the strleS id p r erc n.. I ionl. Workmeln are buy owv finlishfingl p ilr. Conway Dial's residente. armars are ptakitig s'sottonl and st inning haes .. to ha dons Que'iltenubror people a i esCt tyefodeaChitrn's every atndnesshaar courteh slundaym aduringrtlta laen sineredande ad apleitloxeroie fair.tan rust1 imleratoed the rb thoe who casonhei allotwe t'k. onte2tCad o Tsu' nhanks It wi eve sie to thankt most thearty Iteestle of Larens couny WI tor ech~h and ykindnest pand cotapagn. uaso s to e xp ui vrys myt~ Yincrs and dee apprgiecsiation of1i the faith ad trustimpsin te byt t thosei wh5 atteraltfrm an 4e cit otiens. ks Ie of:v~ Laures cltVonty,16 i I am, k Yoe us fui argessivI1(co Ivt ed ont, tet' thi (lte. I iAuguso Ii (t. Iari. mean ask Lauran lbth.,w im a Laurens. S.N ET. Notich to Lxpess m thnw- aeto othe vAericwho Luadores melingm assuring ahnm will tae vorder wr duanepyaeiaeeme at my.hme 3-5t Ms. GJ. L. Melahafy. * * ANNO UNCE.311NTS. * ** ('ounty ('omimssioner. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county commissioner, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. N. i1MIAK. Gray Court. I hereby anniounce myself a candi date for the ofice of county conmmtis Miler of Laurens county, subject to the Iules of the Democratic priiary. J1. T. TOD01). Knowing S. S. Farrar to be a man of Wide experienec in road work we hereby announce him as a candIdat3 for road commissioner subject to 1ki rules of the Democratic prinary. (Signed) CITl'41NS, I hereby offer myself as a candidate for the ofice of county commissioner of Laurens couity, subjec. to the rules of tile democratic party. .J. 13. iiTT. House tif Representatives, I hereby offer myself as a candi date for re-election to the i llosite of Representatives from Laurens coun ty, subject to tile rules of the Demo eratic primary. GhO. A. DROWNINt0 .ll. I hereby anniouncee myself a cani.l late fr the house of represenhatives subject to thle rules, of thle !)emocrat ic primary. It. 1). 1(IXYl). I hereby aliloulce imtyself it call didate for the ilouse of Rlipreseni tives from iLaurens county tuiject to the rules of the Demtocratict rimtt ary. WILSON W. IIARMIS. I hereby announlce myseIi a candil (late for the House of iepr-esentatives from laurens county, '4u bjct to the rules of the Democratic orimary. S. H1. GOGGANS. Cross 1-1111. I hereby announce myself a c udi date for re-election to the House of lepresentatives subject to the rules of the )emocratic Primary. I. S. BLACKWIELL. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representativew: from Laurens county and pronise to abide by the results of the )emocratic primary. W. Rt. RItCHmCY 81u. Superintendent of Eduencltlan. I hereby announce myself a canli itdate for Cotytty Superintendent o IEd tienion and promise to abide by tle ritietlS of the D)emocratic primary. .A.\ l l . S 'lAlA '.'AN. Dr. .1. 0. .\artin Is hitreby anote Vd as a cand hi:ll for ,ounty l ii er intr ted let of yeis tio. i t. s y to-t rilels of the ap roching )en n it lit l'i'ny selet ion. \'O T|-:s lit 31azi.sirnie. Ihereb-1y announMCeuyel a vand". dat1 for .\sla irte wIt Itunt fo wf - Ship. iu l 1.i114. rufl s of th ite lo rth at th'ri iteintilary. ~ oriii !1a tll' ti lilt , Ihi way . ia t .' : li.\a . 0;t-lor .\ind i1t (al(. ior it.;ien twn d t sb 1et to th1i ruch o l e 1w iio .1. N. W ltio,T. upigt i debat lannisotey ie tsor 'The .Advertisrit I wish to ceay a fow woris inl b hal' Of HIMn. IRichard 1. .\lnninig, a1 reflidt for govnor iln the second primnary. I ltvo known Pr. .\aing for t *elve ..I s. and u ag. sy con -Wieniously that hie Is a true n in .V(er0 ILNsenea of teill word. I was In years- and duiga part of, that time boarded at i ne ho. i (te l or br, ting ah ose wit hims ant tur the sach. Chilren ake in.thns waye kenwet inQtnae Alsithe hity mal aned o uchof hisn true orh ar nir. oeanot hne wenscor dicars eisnsorfriubnlicdt the hwas al itahysex ise inyounelQfanineable andut uprigh Ain debatoue oranablutc ey Thee ro poitia o ltegilaietrikey Fres. andit cotryme oOn, rally Mr. the F.uppote o~',f anning trut. hisr lead er~ish anl i' eletingee hill igoveror you' wil o edi'tet'iet to lvs tn rlc tt getehonor upion tile ltstate, te commonll moitherfus atll.roiid Laurtns S. C.10, Aug. 29th.ieanlte. ii PELINies,' i'h traetr ne gpve to an et. ttae frntisnt istur th1.e toah Cildrenx tk It tr4ta and skno ttituiie.y caure laervses nr rii wnteh. Tufry ft' thanx timetneed Quaie for anylDur rot leuys idel> nery.telie MneIs~trify W.o b.loyof Ora, and Mlr. lytan yottlll ofaj ellon have cler Invhatin t the aeyfom .\nd J.ki Th. Oldnttand ae now st eraeing t. Mr.VW ltrd is ow ciin INCre o th whlietoasistinth bl anageduii nentt. tan.A sue tLaur.-Vo andltthensurround SPECIAL NOT!CES. For Salo-Cabbago plants at $1.50 per thousand. Apply to Mrs. S. D. Young, -Phone 256, Laurens, S. C. 6-1i For Sale Cheap-S. It. Todd's nice lione and 5 acre lot on West Main street. 'ee Mrs. S. It. Todd or B. M. W~olff. Laurens, S. C. 6-5t Trespassers Notice-No hunting al lowed. l Oily piace. J. T. Slilpson. 6-3t-pd For Sale-Cow fresh in milk. Also calf. . Giff. 11. Finley, Madden. 6-ltipd-E. For Sale-One Itubber tired carriage with pole and shafts, will sell cheal). J. S. Bennett. 6-1t Wanted-Teachers with certificates wanted immediately for following po sitions in graded or rural schools: 3 at $60; 6 at $50; 8 at $45; 11 at $40; 7 at $35. Direct from school officials. Special enrollment. Act quickly. W. H1. Jones, Algr., Columbia, S. C. Notice-Buy your Flour now for it is going to $7.00 per barrel. We will save you money on Flour this week. J. C. Shell & Co. 6-2t Seed Oats for Sale-700 bushels Bancroft rust-proof seed oats for sale. S. J. Davis, Laurens, Ut. 5. 4-tf Wanted-You to try a bushel of our home ground corn meal nade with Laurens county corn. Phone 33. Promt pt delivery. Elchelberger Bros. 2-5t Wanted-You to bring your corn and wheat to Elehelberger's Mill for grinding. IExpert miller in charge. We grind every day. Eichelberger Bros. 2-5t Gentlenmen-When building material is wanted, such as flooring, ceiling, pine shingles, metal shingles, laths, lime cement, plastering cement apply to C. H. Duckett, best material at close prices. 3-5t Young Man would you marry if suited? Many beautiful Indian girls In Oklahoma. who own rich oil and farming lands that are looking for husbands. Information furnished free Mtrs. M. ). Smith. Box 597, Muskogee, Okla. 4-4t-pd Fo:' Sale--Burr Clover Seed for salc, seed In the burr 1 lbs to tile bushel at $1.00 11Cr bushel. A little trash an(d d(11rt, but this Is Ileeded for in1oeul a tioll. I laised 16-5 bushels oil 2 acres tills year. Fine for grazing young hogs, pigs, Cows and for im Irovilland 111. I'Htre saeked F. 0. 11. K ina rIs. Now is time for planting upll to Octoblr )St. I). 1. Zoozer. 5-St EXPERIENCE AND SKILL Ill ho)rseshoeilng requires a "kinack" to secu1re perfect results. Tha~t wve have gained( it. Is lprdvale by tile numbII er of valuable1)1 aniinals aboult townvt whlose speed( and~ sutrefooldnss has been mtade0 possible bly our w()ykc on their hoofs. Every jelb of shlo ing with u1s Is a studyI to seentre llr >1r results whlat, customer's wan~ a fd pay for. See how well we'll fIll y' ~r Ideas of cor rect shoein g. J. D. SEXTON & SON LAURENS, S. C. Our wveddinlg silver is the standard( amliong lpartiicula r petell --it Is the0 kind' Ihato m lakes5 trealsutred fa m ii l heir - 51embilage~ of bei stti 1I ob jects thiat have LF/e gathl- - (1red with enrefl t outght SI VIhit (Gil'TS whtose aip-P and~ tha(1 t are of enduritng, lasting tjuality--everlastintg renimmbranIces of the friends(1 who01) pesetedC tihe atrticles. To insplect is to indlulge in a real ptleasure-you are invited to call. EVsert Watritnmaker 3teeer & Optti an aiuuenu, - 0 ~ I I II.lilllII ilii 'MANNING IS THE MAN FOR GOVERNOR ,OF South Carolina When He Is Elected We Shall Have: 1. A Clean Business Adminis tration. 2. A State Government for all the People. 3. Efficiency in the Executive Department. 4. Co-operation Among the State Officials. 5. A Progressive Program of Legislation Embodying Construc tive Measures. 6. Enforcement of the Laws in South Carolina. 7. A Judicious Use of the Par doning Power. DEMOCRATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA: It is your duty to go to the po0l1s on September the 8th and vote in the second Primary. So far only a partial vistory has been gained. The election of a governor is the people's fight;, he is in the State all the time ; he can be reached b~y the humblest man;1 h le is thle governor, but11 the ser vant of ev ery, mnan in the state. Mr. 'Maninbg will be eleced governIor~ if t he people go to thle p)oll and( v'ote onl Septembelr 8th. There will be mianyv elevenhi holiur falsehoods spreadl and fromn past ebxperiene~e thei vters ofC thiis Statte shou l d k now t hat, t hiese below- Ihe -hielt ouugh t not be believed. Make h up your inuds now to vote for good governmen. There will be at tm is to elouid thle issouec but t he people cannoiit be fooled. D)O>"i' STOP WOR K ING FORl LAW AND ORDEFR AND) U )OD) (IOVEIINME'NT UJNPLIA T1 I4 LAST VOTE 1$ C'O[J TED). The farmters of the State are going to stand to Mr. Man. nling, a farmer hinsel f, \vho knows the A. B. C. of farm con dlitions and who has bee.h foremost in bettering rural condi tionis. H~e is working n > to help inthe fight to relieve theo cotton situation and ho has already done much to help the planters of his State at tther times.