Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Tlie ' loard of trustees of 1au Tenls Cetin'tery nite t In special sessiotn !inth fl-:nt( rprisev National lItnk biid inlg. at I o'clock .\. Al.. Satt'day, .lay 8th, AU15. lresett .rs.A-:liza\ W. l1all, \-i s. -;l&v lic'l;s Alams . AltN. 1. I)ial, Mr. V lening Jones antl .\lr. Satu'll OhI nl:otionl of Mr.;. ill!, .\r. Dial to(k h! chair, ati .\ilr. Alc 'owan act ed as secrtary. Tof ( olo I w1 oli r outi son, weri 1una1rilInousl.y adopted1: "Wheeas, it ha s pIcI.fUtd God to call ao Himself ouilr niuch-htloved cirid "i e it resolved by itther tarstes of Lauirens' Cemetery that, inl thle death of Colonel ,John W. Fergutsonl, thlis boardl has lost aI nost faitiftil ollicer and th4 votnunity Inl which hle lived a Inan without earl andt witholt ret prach anl exenla o. teil highest type of Christian g tit leit la ".ri e toit iesolved, fr thl That we extenld to Ik bercaved famaily the ex pika int i orl miur sinwer and hear( fel syrupathy." OIt ( uottionl of lttIr. .lones;, it waS furgo1it r I r so leid to com ini naietd to t Ito wlk1Y of Col. a .ec ( 11n A to 1urnt foit Itl ewrh of tihe til t lte.rn sit paipr i copy of the above eolutite iionI. tt ( -i!e' tions were (.t proc ded with, T:-xvtit to fi the tos nycautsed by 11hv death of ",ol. Ferguson and . Saitel Ale~owan being lected chair inina hi of the boa.d. I ltt . la l, as chairinan f th e excu tivo conmittee, prsented to hedi board at general Statliet In regard to thle work Whlih has been don il tie last folr (o years ul) to dale, and partin ulariy with referencle to thle finlancial condition of the eetery, which was Shown to be Inlost. %atiravlory. S. MCGowanl. \pproved: \eting Secretary. N. It. Dial, .\ctin- Chairman. Whi11te 3ual With Bilack II.[.e The lver is it blood puriler. Iit wIs thloukight at one tilnec it was lit, Seat of thei~''d ; i T he troutble with clost peo is hai t. l their li r Ibt omlefs ba k bo ('al:i ofl illpir lis inl tlh e hha tl ' tfo hid ll lysical sat les, calls "M 2'".'eshoadache, dizzinless a ati),IiOn. 1 )Ir. l lt's-a N.w. liire vim i' lea Ip thle Laiver, a:nd givo YOU n-,x\ lie'. 2:,w at y ior dri i' t Lonw- Teach inm- lImplies Good .evd jng., 11) the clty of Lititt sit tie lenlglthn iig o' tihe, daily session of, Ile puli c Schools by to hour is agitated --ild ttat io siratherll ar Ut ('Itte. Olne th1ing is ertain: .\ I a11 fllday School e without a1 wt:mtj hilact ito i itiely ought n11111 to bett 1 tought of ane dorultorfO the t'n'for ai lthe hit orllegl ayll r to go .h .:e o in er ev n thoughl jj -.J ;eC a !-1 a at e.s. are ubde waron dlln huis seroe a it Itila eac hersl rthad tat t111 tbtWl ano0 ilJd tayo soiu in ot : a t rol of }it' . I s e e t' . ill t : ionll re a lis :n l eu ot l o tii "Pt ( 501 war lut hei orll dins in.. L'~To t lit wll'iI t o i-h t a ibt (htlo'a For thle aoilm'ents ofein wof th .ardio. bu'istu a tontgil bdy iro .1une 1, else the ilstituttioll will be lost to the city. It developed yesterday that thi coltllnity camte very near losing I Chicora at the meeting. of trustees held itre Alonday and Tuesday. Mlr. Gra 1:im . sliggested that the trustees wail Until it could be ascertained whether ort not this coim Imiuniity would build tle iew dormitory. Ills suggestion was as"t lesced in, th ough not formally. Clinton and Ljaii'ns were both iontsidereid a.s cities to which Ithe col Ite might ho' 13oved, ill casev it I;; foutiiil lneCssa Y to take it froi Greenville. A, a result of te inecting yester day it is prohable that a mass ttteine iaof Grvevgille citizens will be vall lI to consider the li suggestioni made by .\!*. t(:'ah:Im1 and Dr. 'Sloanl. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4' * * * * * * IiLLSD11)E NEWS. * *4 * ** * ** * *** ** * ** * Hillside, Alay I0.-.\r. and Mrs. S. G. Cox aid daugtite rs, Fannie and ulily spent Satu rdiy night with I\ r. Cox's brothter. Thoias and ramtiily, of Sin psonvillc. Mlessrs. J. W. Woods and J1. A. l'edenl V isitc( Ai r. and II Irs. W. Y. ~eat ier o. air ii e iThursday Inigit. Andrew Pedenl antd laard ."ox and 1). W. Thomitpsonm welt to Fork Alioals ;SaturifIday. AlttI. and .M1rs. C. I. Weathers of 'airview ipelt Siturday night, wiih J1. T. Woods and faImily. 'el Davenport, of Daventon, was tho gui(st of Janie TIoilsonI Sunday. Mlr. and Mirs. .t. C. Vaughan visited relatives in lBabbtown Saturday night and Sunday. Little Miss Vera Adair spent a few lays last week with her aunt, .\ls. Essie Weathers of Fairview. .\Ifr. and Mirs. F. 1'. Weathlers from Fairviev were il this coinmit iity Sun ida y. .\Ir. J. C. Hiatt went to Pelzer Mol day onil business. The young people of this coi mu lit y tjovcrd themiselves at a singing at Mirs. Ida Siiith's ti iurlday night. .rs. Mary Adair and children spent Th ifuisday with relitives in Fairview. Frank and Broadus Tollison went to Fountain Intin Monday. .\Mr. G. i. King visited kinlfolks in Greenville Saturday antid Sitiday. .\MI. and .Mrs. .1. 1. Tollison Ittend ed the l'uneral of AI's. 'o It IsoI's gr'"an1dm1otle r at lieulall Sunday. M'. Jamiles Kinmg of Greenville, is help1ing his unvle, (". It. King, build the .\leNittrick bridge oil IRedy river. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * UNION M.1EETIN*.. *' * *' * * * * * * * *' * * * * * * Program of 'uion Meeting of the secotnd and thiri divisions of the Laui rens association to be held with the First aliptist church lIaurens .\ay Mittiidudy. )'Ih-voitia exercvjies tbeginnting at teni o'('loc'k, ('onduleid by ('. ItI. Itoper'. Rome fitnmdamteintal doctintes thati nteed slecialI emphi~asis NOW. IRev. intgs. Of w'hat value is the l'nion iieeting ? TI. S. Lantgstoni, .. Rt. 'Triaynhiaii. I egulari Suniday S'Iiool. (a) A djoiirin to chiu rch anudii tim. The chiturces artei urge'ntly t'eieet ('d to send dtelegateis to this meetinug. Siomt o' thle hauren'Cis v'etern i'w11 ~ere brouigt lbhe ol battle flag of tthe 'lir id South ('armolita r'egi mnt, wich jl Is kept safety lorked utp itn the court house att Lauren~is. It was used In dece oi'aIi ng tho opera house stage durint g thte exer'cises thiere, and Ccete gt'eat enthtusiasm among the mniembes of the galhit old regiment, mtany of whonm worn nieinit.-ewmi'ry n Oho'c. SRED IRON RACKET ALWAYS THERE'S A BUSY REASON WE BUY FOR LESS WE HAVE A CHlA~N TWO BIG STORES IN WE SELL FOR LESS OF SIX STORES GREATER LAURENS J. C. BURNS & COMPANY'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORES No. 1 Old Stand 210 West Laurens Street No. 2 South Side Public Square, 0. B. Simmon's Old Stand Known this Country Over as Red Irod Racket, the House That Sells Same Goods for Less Money Where money makes the big wheel turn fast. Just as sure as two We and two makes four. With our quick sales and small profits we W Appreciate sell more, turn t e cash dollars over four times at small profit and Want Your help our custo ers along and then make :mo-e in the end. The Your T ra ce more ou y at Red Iron Racket the more you will save in the Business differe ce f our lower prices and we will both make money just as sure h two and two make four. J. C. BURNS & COMPANY'S ALWAYS BUSY. THERE'S A REASON No. 1 Store 210 West Laurens St. Next to Bramletts Shop. No. 2 Store South Side of Public Square, 0. B. Simmon's Old Stand Sewing Circle With Much Whispering Before the stork arrives there Is much to talk about. The comfort of the expee tant mother Is the chief tople. And there is sure to be someono who has used or knows of that splendid ex. ternal help, "Mother's Friend." It Is appliIed Io the abdominal mnus. cles, gently rubbed in andI has a most pro Iounc4ed effect as a luIbricant. It soothes the network of nerves, enables the musclcs to expand naturally, relieves strain on the liga. mnents and thus sets: at case any undue strain an the organs involved. And It does this with perfect safety. IExpectant mothers thus go through the ordeal with comparative case and comfort. Knowing mothers who have used "Mother's Friend' speak in glowing terms of the absence of n Onig slekness, iabsence of strain on the liganents and a freedom from many other distresses. You can get "Mother's Friend" at any drug store or they will gladly get it for you. Write today to Ifradfleld Regulator Co., 401 Lamar Ildg., Atlanta, Ga., for a highly Instructive book of great value to all expectant mothers. It contains a vahiable expectancy chart, rules on diet and Is briniful of Suggestions that al women will appreciate, srimpson, Cooper & Babb, Attorneys at Law. P'romipt .Attention Givenl All lluinIiess Wil PractlIe lin all State Courts AW '1hv Effecti vel'ss, Not tle Effect of ('n114me10. ih -Ver-L.ax is ole of the imiost Iim portant! med"Acal dlisvoveries of recent( yea Irs. lor a lonlg line imtedical ex prts, reIlizin hle haIII fll (ffets of caloiit have been si ving to find a ivcr cleain;ir that would le just as efi:elive as (aloimlel, and yet. he abso liut !\y hamlss in its action. ltecent ly isI f ledy wa l tially put11 fortil b;y L. K. G rigsby, it is l.i-Ver-, ii- Ver- l.ax is a ar:niless vegetable olliolind, desigIe solely for the I reatmllent of live comn piain ts. The imlinediate frivor 1. has met. with inl Sltoutsaitds of io es is proof positive of its real vaIto, If you feel worn oit, tongue coa ted, and skin sallow, (on't. delay 1initil it lit(omes (angerous1, S 1 nip the trouble ill the ludui withii Li' t-Ver-lanx. I sist oi the geiuine. bearing the signaltire and likelness of 1L. K. rigshy. witict is gll'a llited to give satisfaction or monevY refundedV(. For- sale by Lau rel)s 1) rug .o. CHICHESTER S PILLS THP DIAMN AN . Sglndi.ePl Ans your Iiruuurl, r I Ilia in lied an'I flold ni"3hsicy e seale'l wilth Iuue Ri.bon. I a~e n k o re .01i T 1111I!0 191RANI PL.. fr 95 yors kiown as nest, Safet, Always Rellable SOLD BY DRiUCIMSTS WFRYWHERE LAURENS DIHUG STORE, LAN) SA LE. State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. IN COURT OF COMMON PhiAlAS M. S. Dailey & Sons and Bailey Bros., Plaintiffs, against I. W. Adair, et al1, Defendants. Pursuant to a decree of tle Court iI the above stated case, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, at Laurens, C. Ii., S. C., on Salesday in .Jtine next, being Monday the 7th day of tie month, during the legal hours for such sales, the following describ ed property, to wit: All that it ract of land, situate In the county of Lau rens, state aforesaid, containing one hundred ninety (10) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of .1. W. Itiddle, MIrs. Thomas liid die, .lohn E. Adair, I. .1. Adair, and others, the saine being known as the Stroud place, being the same tract or parcel of land purchased by Isaae W. Adair from the estate of Dr. lenry. 'erims of Sale: One-half (ash, hal anie to lie paid twelve monthis from, date of sale; the credit portion to be rtIred by bon(d and mortgage of tle rIchaser over I lie sa id preiises, bearing S per cent Interest from date, and tel per cent. attorney's fee in case of suit or collection by attorney, with leave to purchaser to pay hIs entire bid in cash. Purcharur/to pay for pa pers and revente stam is. If' the terms of sale are not Con ti>lled with, the land to he re-sold o same or somec sul)sequeit. Eialesday/ on same terms, a t risk of former Ai reihaser. C. A. P'OWI'R, C. C. C. P. and G. S., Lairens, S. C. Dated, this 10th day of Alay, 1915. 42--i HAVE I'S IEST(it YOU t LIVEAlY WAOON to Its original iewness. Nothing hurts a business like a shabby delivery ser vice. Ilave us send for the wagon and make It new again in every re spect. We'll make all necessary re pairs, give it a new c'oat of paint or varnish and send it back all spick, span and sparkling. J. D. SEXTON'& SON LAURENS, S. C. NOTICE 0F ELECTIO N. State of South Carollna, County of Laurens. Whereas. petitions signed by a legal number of the iualiied electors and free-holders residing iII Dials School district No. 1, liauirens county, South Carol ina, asking for an election upon the question of voting an additional :1 mill tax lpol the properly inl said school district to lie u sed for school lirposes, have beeii tiled with the coity board of edlication,* an election is hereby ordered uo11n0 said (cluestion, said eleclion to he held on ile 29th day of May 1915, at Green Ponid School house in saiI district, un fder the man agemienlt of the trustees if said school district. Only such eleclors as return real or personal properly for taxation and Who exhibit their tax receilpts and registratiol cerilticates as required in I he geleral elect ion shall be allowed to vote. Those favoriig 1lhe 3 mill additional tax shall vote a ballot containing the word "Yl'S" writ tei or prin1e I' there on. Those against tile :3 mill ddition al tax shall vote a ballot ontailning tile word "NO" writ tel r pinted Ithereon. Polls shall opel at the hou r of 8 o'clock in the forien on and shall iremuain open until th h i r of I o'clock inl th1e afternoon whei they shall be closed, and the hallots counted. The trustees shall report the result of tle election to the conty auditor aid county supe il lte ni dent of edica lion witlhiii ten days thereafter. ,iA.\llS IL. SULLIVAN, By order of Contly Board. Winthlrop ('ollege SCiOlAR1SI1P AND EiNTANCE EXA31NATION The examination for tle award ot vacant scholarships in Winthiroip Col lege and for th. admissioli of new students will he held at the County Court I louse on Friday, ,July 2, at it ;. iml. Applicalts muhist. niot he , ess than sixteel years of age. Whenl . Cholarships are vacant after fuily they will be awarded to tihose naking tle hi ighest average at t his t-xam ina tion, provided they lleet )e condi lions governiig the aword. Appli canlts for scholarships should writ to President .olinson before tle ex aiInation for scholarship exam ina tion blanks. Scholarships are worth $100 ai free tuition. The next session will begin September 15, 1915. For ful rthet information andI catalogue, addres! P'res. 1). 13. .ohnson, Rock lill, S. C N. B. DIAL A. C. Tonm IAL & T DD Attorne s Law Boterprise Bank B ng, Iamrs, . PRACTIME IN ' L OOU tl@ tone to loan on Real Etate-Long 2m. State of South Carolina, tounty of Laurens. In the Court of Common Pleas The Columbia Savings Bank and Trust Company, Plaintiff, agaisnt David 11. Counts lRebecca H1. Counts, Montgomery-Moore Manufacturing Co., Parker Manufacturing Company, Nashville Sadlery Company, Lunimus Cotton Gin Company, M. J. Owings, Georgia Chemical Company. Mitchell Lewis Motor Company, Charles H. Russell and William It. Itlissell, Co partners as C. 11. Russell & Son, Franklin Buggy Company, Navassa Guano .Company, Benjamin T. Crunip and Company, i. Burl Shadburn and .1. Loss Sha(dburn, Copartners as Shadburn Brothers, American Agri cultural Chemical Company, Brand Shoe Comipany, A. Wrenn & Sons, The P. A. Ames Comiany, Ilenry Rlatter man and Theodore Luth, Copartners as hIaIterman & Luth, American Car riage Company, Jlames & Myer Buggy Coiipany, and all other parties, un known to the plaintiff. having any in terest In, or lien upon, the real es tate of David I. Counts, mortgaged to said plaintiff, and situate in Lau rens, S. C., Defendants. To the Defendants above-naned: You are hereby sumloned and re qlired to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is here with served upon you, and to serve a copy of y ur answer to the said com plaint on lie sub rIlbers at their of fice No. 3 7 N- onal Loan and lx change It ll olunblia, S. C., within twenty di after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the con 1)1laint within the timi1 aforesaid, the plaintiff in this aftion will apply to file Court. for the relief (lemanl(ed in the coiplaintt. I)alied at Columbia, S. C., April 29, 1915. MiMTIION & ltI1LSI.i'l, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To tIhe i Defendants aforesa(1: Take notice that the complaint in this action, together with tile sum mon s. of whil tlie foregoing is a copy ias filed in tle ohlie of tile Clerk of Court et Common I'leas and Gener-il Ses lor.s for the County of tLaireens, at Lnurens, In tile Coiity of Lauiirenr, in the 'tate of South Carolina, on the first day of May, 1915. MINLTON & BICLSI'R, 41-31t Plaintiff's Attorneys. Notlee of Final Setilement and DIs. (hargel'. All persons,,Indebied to file estate of Mrs. Cori M. Moore deceased are require(d to nake immediate payment to the unjiersigne(l, and all persons holding eaims against saId estate are notified Ao present them to the execu tor an prove tile same in (1110 form of law l/fore 0. G. Thompson as Probate Judge at his office at Laurens, South Carolina, at ten o'clock A. M., on the 29th day of May 1915, or be forever barred, at which time I will make final settlement and apply for discharge. F. P. McGOWAN, As Executor of the Will of Mrs. Cora M. Moore, (leeensed. 40-4t . SHOE.. ___SHES For the Easiest, Quickest, Most Brilliant and Lasting Shine-Choose 2 in 1 Shoe Polishl In the "Easy-Opening" Box. All Dealers, 10c. per Box. THE F. F. DALLEY CO., LTD. BUFFALO, N. Y. HAMII.TON, CAN.