The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 10, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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Somewherke aid at soie tine in the
past i iCad the folhwing little story.
A inother bird built hr nest in a
fartine r's wheat field. Th1e 1in aiid
his son wallied through t the girain, to
see !, it was ready for the sickle. Otn
examn ation they ag'edol it was ripe
enough to cut. The farmer said to
his son, go out this evening and in
vite in our neighbors for tomorrow's
harvest. The little birds told their
mother about the harvest of the next
day. She said. "Childrei, be quiet.
there will be no wheat cut tomorrow.
The neighbors will not come." The
next day the farmer atid son took an
other stroll through the grain. They
concluded that the wheat must be
gathered in soon. Son, go and see our
kindred and tell them they are called
for a feast and harvest day tomorrow.
The little birdlings reported the see
ond talk to their mother. She said,
'Children, don't be uneasy. 'rlth re
w%'ill be nothing done tomorrow." The
third day the (old man and son took
another look at the wheat and they
concluded to v.he: up th'ir cytlies.
and Cut the train themselves. The
youig bi.d :epo ted t Ws a reelnelt
to their :the. whto exclaimled
'Child ren. rack up and 'et ready to
nltoVC Out. T'herv wil o0In ItIitI
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(I'm , l o:,., T .c 11.iy tzil.
:1 7; . Ii the
n Iw fren.i u.:o th sa'nah ' f the
m1e was 1 t \ ''Id, as to Who co ubl ll
dowi the 1 izt a the eiid oif al
sticks. he lo2 wal huea wvere
aid by worki0. t'. Ant( Cit bst
axeinenV~ were1- put Onl the four rnr
to notcli u the walls. The Iheat was
cut by a big r'eapinig, with ioap hooks.
thIIir throug1hes w\ith the hI oks1.t and'.1
Waist hanlid of herpanlts, behindi. .\nd
theni turntid a "Irlon and tied upII te
wIheatI tla, :hvy hal c.t downl . 'T'lie
wvomaen1 f- 'tIe it r and had a
1pc:opl had a re: li Y:2:a <a:
at ni.ht. iveryIody wa aelommo
dated andI( b.iol "I nli(." tme. Th Se s
cialI mee :1 ns h1ad nw to d1o in :ring
ing t'r j't4Oll inI f:on' toleb with
each other, and4 makin tie:i lIos aid
i'espect oneu a notlier. Hlow is it Imt ay?
We are all too busy with our o.nU af
fair's to visit aid cultivate aI ii ae
(luaintanve with our own 1eople.
These things ought not to lhe so. W
ought to get out of our selfish ways
andl live iiore foi' the good of all mlan
kind. Which Is biest? The quiet arid
easy days of our fathers, or the ruish
ing and money-making (lays of their'
sons?
The hardest Shoe months of the
year ar'e now uipon us- andl we're here
with the Shoes that will do theIr duty.
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IVIlla Triev Sentenced Four to Death.
Freed It the Last.
Naco. Ar!z., 'Nov. 6l.-Four Ameri
'ants, rteasIed at \illa \erde yester
day by (Gen. \'illa, after three tines
having been condemned to death, ar
lived here today and narrated their
experiences as led Cross workers
among \illa's wounded on the battle
lield of Agna Prieta. The party con
sisted of 4Dr. It. 11. Thigpen, Dr.
Charles 11. liller and two chauffeurs,
Al Wilson and .1. 1). Platt. The two
physicians took to their beds upon
their arrival as a result of their ex
periences after an all light tramp
through the mountains.
Gen. Villa flew into a rage, Dr.
Thigpen said, when he learned that
the Americans could not obtain the
passage of his wounded over Ameri
can territory to Juarez.
"Treat the Americans as they treat
us."l he is quoted as saying to his
aids. "Do as you please, turn the
artillery on Duoglas and put these
men in front of the infantry." Inter
eession by Gen. Rafael Naive coupled
with fear of retaliation upon families
of Villa and his su bordinates inl the
U'nited States was responsible for the
safety of tile Anerieans. Dr. Tliigpei
\'hen a silordilnate reported to
\illa that Carranza troo;.s hal ben
pkr:n ited to c:-os .\ioerican territory
to aid in d t line .\Aun 'rA. \Villa
Vanin ht unh; Vaantce. U;on the
\ O:, ne, In a rau he healwd ex
the ex m ion : :1 1 7i v c arr i il
(;,!Iv uson e tuore.11~o th
him."s D . !'t h!S"id Hn.
"i to. -ati t wrt msion onl-eo
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you( mclfl" h()l r l d arrie din t ottt11
th .f \ie:a and IS ooricer-. co.ld
wI askled tIa if I in it talk to
lhi t waid I Ge.. l n .'et i u
h If y -, a aord to t. I'll Shoot
Th foult 'wer It' a t''lted to V'illa
\watd' hI yere relaefo t third tie they
Weir ( au inud to (1ld. t;vn. Naive.
'\, followedn' li Im. ovail inte at'dr.
Cli . t<l. with li. Modri idez. who
hot ar2vt d ::m Nao. Shorlv after
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T' y to .-r whatll aiy Couli:.
Dr. ' t 'ia . 14 k in
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that tollowe the use of~ ealomoel is the
natural result of disa:'ranintg your en
tr syst em. 1)oetorts eV vrwhereV are
aigteintg that the~ action of ('alomtel is
much too strtong. an leaves the body
sick and weakened.
LiV-Ver-Lax Is a wonderful substi
tute for calomei. that has all of its
good effects atnd none of its b~ad oneCs.
It acts soothingly but thoroughly on
the liver, enaning It of bile, and rid
ding the entire systenm of stagnating
poisons.
lir-Ver-Lax is strictly a harmless
vogetable cotmpound, and is guar
anteinM to give satisfaction or your
money will be tret urned. I nsist on the
original, hearitng the likeness and sig
nature of . K. Grigsby. For sale here
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Tylersville, Nov. 8.-Mrs. T. .M.
Grosse of Taylors is visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. .J. W. Peterson.
Misses' Lila and Nannie Clark spent
Fr'iday lit Laurens.
Miss Grace Poole and brother, Mar
tin. spent Friday in Spartanhurg.
Misses Mabel Ulume and Lucy Little
spent Saturday in Clinton.
Mr. W. F. Wright and daughter,
Miss llallie, attended quarterly con
fo'reuce at Bramletts Saturday.
M1r. Boyd Bobo of Cross Anchor,
was in Tylersville on business Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper and fam
ily spent Sunday with 'Mrs. M. 0. Clark
and family.
Mr. Columbus Burdette was a visitor
in Tylersville Sunday afternoon.
3T. PLEASANT NEWS. *
Mt. Pleasant, Nov. S.-This fine
weather the farmers are taking ad
vantage of by sowing small grain.
Mrs. Mollie Teague, and Niece Mrs.
May Madden, spent Saturday with Mrs.
Della Cunningham.
Mr. Troy 'Moore and family spent
Sunday with 'Mr. .1. MI. Fowler and
family.
Miss Nora McDaniel spent last week
with her sister. Mrs. Troy Fowler.
The nany) friends of \ir. and M'rs.
Gray Fowler and family. are sorry to
learn that they intend to make their
hone in Florida in the fiture. We
wish themI w.ll1 in their new home.
Our. school htas star.ted w.thl l is
E-thel Meliel as teacher. She is
lintmeh ild !y :'upils and patrns.
LThre w!21' I' a lox supper it the
s('iie." ' e FridaLy ii::htt. Nov. 12th
t1- t of the ((imol. Tho ;,ub
h :!lY invit ed.
?h' ,u .!.1
.bahnf WhtLe < Ilir, ns. onl la -t
Tuda. :1rnt in s11m"d to e wel l
-ail liear'y as ever in lif:. Hut at 7
n'etok Tuily o-ning_ Ihe fell as
dal. an hr d rild ran to het'
assistancte and foun! hier 5t1eechlossC
an1d hel;1:0ss. Fh'' lived unti11 Friday
miioriltg at C. o'ltock and God saw fit
to call ler homtte from h'r t:reat aflhle
tioni. Mirs. Whtiwock a.s a kinl
hearted woman an was love.l by' her
many friends and was a good mother
to her children an(d other15. Mrs. Whit
lock leaves a hoie of fivr children.
four irls aid o loY. Th oldes:
irl is 1" years old. Mi's. Whlitlok was
a 11,1tiv of Abbevilie. She was a Miss
liiughe11s le'or, imarriage. She was a
dautihter of Mr. It. P". Ilthes. She
was borni .1 mAe 22. 1',71. Mis. Whit
loclk lea\ves I\wVb(ter anld thr11
sisters as follo.;s: .\". .1. V. ilithis.
Of 1 lilta P'ati: \I!'. TOWn11 1 l11i ee,
who has joield the '. S. Army: rs.
Lou 'm r of PelArII: 'i.\ 1 arie
Whlmltock of LNe': Mirs. Flanniie
Sutnm1ler of WhitmIIireC.
He Remembered.
Mrs. Bickers was reading the latesi
war news from across the pond. "Let
me see," she -nused, "when was it war
was declared?" "Is it possible, my
dear," rejoined her husband, "that you
have forgotten we were married June
3, 1905?"
Rlural C'arrier Examinuation.
The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
ination foi' the County of Laturens,
South C'ar'olina, to lbe held at Laturens
andl Clinton on D~eeember 11, lfiI5, to
ill the 1pos:iton of ruraml carrier at
Owings, and~ vacancies that may later
occur onOnruaa routeCs fronm othler' lost
otices in the above(-mienitioned( ('ounty.
'The( examintat ion will lie openi ontly to
all (illzens who are ac'tuallyidomii
('iled ini the terriitory~ of! ai losi4'ce inl
the County andi whomi meet tihe other1 re.
'lairtm'ntis set forth it Form No. 19477.
Ti'ls formi and application lblank s may
be'(4) oba led froml thle O!i('es inen tioned
aboiive or fromi the l'ni'edl imet4 ('ivil
to t he ('oimmissioin at Washiatan at
Notice of' Spla .il Ieet iml of t he Stock.
r'oad ('ompagny.
To the Stockhioldlers of1 thie Coilmia,
Newbherry and(1 Laurensll'4h Iilroadt~
('ompany:
Ta ke not ice that. in arcot-danace with
Sect ion 11 of thle hly-L a wi of thle'Co
lumubia, Newberry'~ and1( 1 titrens flail
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ty of Section :283 (if \'q'lumae I of the
('ode of South C'arolina,/191 2, a sp ecial
mieeting of the Stokhtoders of the Co
lum nbia, Newhberty am~ Laurens Rail1
roQad C'omtpa ny blsie n called by the
iloard( of D~irecto s, a dI by a majority
of the Stockhold rs f the said Com.
pany, at their reg lla/ aninual meeting,
to be held at the o I e of the C'ompanmy
in the City of Col ibia, South Caro
linia, ont 'Tiesday, the 23rd day of No
vember', 1915, at twelve O'('lock, noon,
foi' the purpose of taking action with
respect to havitig thte charter of the
C'ompany amended so as to extend tIs
life In perpetuity and in such other
respiects as the Stockholders may do
termine.
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