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Ebt Lbbertiser Subecriptlon Priee Is $1.00 Per Tee Payable in Advanea. Publahed by 4VERTISER PRINTING COMPANY Laurens. 8. C. &dvertislng Rates on Application. *bituaries and Card of Thanks: One cent a word. Sntered at the postoflce at Laurens, S. C, as second class mail matter. LAURENS, S. C., APRIL 12, 1916. We note with a certain feeling of surprise and regret that the new city council is disposed to conduct its de liberations in secret. Probably, how ever, the new members haven't yet had time to think about the matter and will reach some definite decision favoring open meetings very shortly. We believe tho people of this city want full information on the delibera lions of their representatives and if full information is not to he had dis satisfaction will result. It is well to judge the future by the past. In order to reduce the labor of the club secretary and also to facilitate the counting of the ballots at election day it would be well to divide the present area ombraced in the Laurens No. I district into two or more club districts. With such a large number of voters to be enrolled, the work of the secretary of this club Is made very burdensome and he should be relieved. It is asking too much for any one man to enroll five hundred voters, especial ly under ihe new rules where the task of enrolling even a half dozen men is not an easy out'. ON P. M .Y l 2081+:. Solmebiloly, we (1( ilot exactly r' nit'nilmtr. Ipredited s:evtr; a }'.iy a:;o that if Gov. l anning succeeded in ("h-arilla u}( ill:. itistrailee' :ni ddle" h: would he 4\e: nh 'tIui1n ly i.-(li1t'I. n h h t i-o y . iI halui h i lt ; ;ia li e (h . r i' .:? : I. a 1 diit_ ii hIi -I i t h Io a i h i: 1 whi;h 1: .. 1' h1 a.! I(+u i 1 ."N pulleil it;'11 The g v- V er'nor annont emi + I o::1- litt!. lIno a n that h -i h1a, nt4 m1t- inl htill arts w ouhi tri' t Iluul ;I . tt ion o t it?:1:.1tion. N sIa:,e.-lionI h1a.; 1' y t to lue ide ilt heldil wathina 11 tte itt" aln 4It.it 1 ~ ii 11+1 .; \, 01 4.' 1 40 'I .'1"ut1:111 (our) h wiyi t n an it uis; e a. " 12 \N ii " "'lean-i p and 1; Paini-up " \ \t' k Sats15 tontorrow. . The a itation for this import41n1i't w'0t1k was dtarted and kept alive bythe llto I s' t , 5aarens lu The lub oilt' to (at (he tip1111rt anl co-operation of every citizen inl the work that it is undertaken. Ev eryonie Banl do his or h1er part in mak ivo the city more h etaultiful and inore healthfl. Tht admoInitiol to cleanh up1 and paint-up" IS intenlded for ('very ,e tho c .ityil. and lie eryn."id, e ahtld we~p mighN l vily'lbe h..in tak cani' and pint , :as i e it y'.. s et pi'Osl~ ::or Thn l'nlate ot om-mi.--intet anwayr agit, di4'bi w e illtathe dirte and thesver, howants teose ls manh hnrais. ptlbian of gvraiyind, hrde moed. awayios aver andind ateon (uThei bjct ola f hion-to-runy gampaiould ls e runin itoi toalwn er twor toi'ecoe dasua isten wt the mandidrtotheandsthkirgolice Onday all the candidate orsnatorh we mngt weday'ri "'oet cmmiakeionr of, hmelfor asohe'or (lost probablya aanidateraitroad sef-intere andy Bthe when tresurnriderthels adre 0ol alemotdewhnts to seendiat man' inppersaong te dwno ee any oreo pratile 0 panofe itratieing hit (10 witres .uppon every goodsid non dclteid a campin wit his own. &Farm y). Dwouldwh herunnin toth er two oret t~hre day Compastn fto some tmenhas otaen ten oplace. ade ay bytheul chne of Mandidat'kforlenaor 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Loeal and Personal Mention. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Miss Lillian Cheek, of Gray Court, is visiting relatives in the city. Mr. Martin B. Poole of Tylersville, spent Monday in town. Mr. Humbert Sullivan of Tumbling Shoals spent the day here Monday. Dr. J. L. Donnon of Boyds Mill spent Monday in town on business. Mr. Carl Wharton of Waterloo spent Monday here on business, Mr. I. M. Smith of Kinards spent yesterday here on business. Mr. Thad E. Moore of the Sagetown community spent Tuesday in town. Mr. Marion Moore of Sagetown was here yesterday to spend the day. Miss Fancis Thames will leave to day for Hendersonville to visit her sister several days. Miss Vell Goodman, of Harris Spring spent the week-end with Miss Cleo Walker. Mr. Austin Abercrombie, who is now making his home near McCormack, was a visitor in the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Beeks of Ware Shoals were among the visitors here for the day last Saturday. Messrs Tom Alverson and Frank Moore of Enoree were visitors here for the day on Monday. Mr. Edd R. Burgess, a merchant of Boyd.s Mills was among the business visitors here on Monday. Mr. Wilson Cooper who lives on Laurens Route 4, was' here for part of the day Monday. Mr. J. S. Craig was among the Tylersville visitors here the first of the week. Mr. Henry Sims of Waterloo was anong those here for the day on Mon day. Mr. A. Frank 'Templeton of the Hlolly (trove section was among those in the city yesterday. Mr. \\'illiai P. Shockley of i.aurens ionte'Fourl sent the day here yes .\yis- 1.41't .\taer-n. who s teach i: zt lln:t !'a'h. s itt the veel-end in the eily wi~l th er mothe(-r andi oth ('. F . .io k n \. -. ia k n t. I. Ir ?"., ltl . I. I 1v i v.I il o a, de! -:I: .- to thm (;r~and~ i.<nIlie. K.t" ofit lt' ieeIIts in ('o ! i t i:i il .\la . I" :mi(y Snih. of (Ch;irlestott. aharived in thw city to be dayset I w ho T' l,! i tbl y weiying this even Irs. Itrvini t ('olean. of Gietn' wood, ! 's be n it s itinu .\!r s. T. .\. Shlaw , at her country homne a few miles fromt the city. for the past, several days. 'M rs. .ohn . ('annon, of hock Hill, was a visitor in thei city Saturday, ha.v ing come to look after business in1ter .llrs. ('annoit G. Blease. of Newherry, Spent several days last week with her dla uht er r.lts. .. It. \\'ork man, and Ml r. \\'oi Sloan. w% ho rent(' ly moved to the cily. Thle iendus andi nottiiatitances here't of . or I l. It Ir. s r p itr (i f thett 8I. 71ntiiatal, seuathi ith hlim In inl in ewnbie Itrk, yStday. f Sto) t l-e ' gtit.-: j g e t' . l. .\l. l de .niii .l 1ii. Teabo at a'nveihse inl alinane wupon tendedtn ofy ithe ('hardstony Mrthi ons w illek. Sranugtberentthis after-onalo nogton a io' t tth rauting (1eetltl ' o f o rs l'ee. Sheas as aeede by moter lucrativ'e position with the Seaboard at Cli n ton and left M\onday to take uip his (litit's. Mi'. Kinard miade htosts of friends during his residene here and they regret his leaving. Dr. andl Mr's. Geo. C. Albright, Mrs. Sallie Dunlap and Mr. and Mrs. Ross D). Young will go down in Mir. Young's car this evening to attend the Cope land-.Jacobs wedding. Mrs. WV. R. Richey, .Jr., was taken sick rather suddenly Monday after noon and was very ill for a time. hlow ever', site became better duriing the 'ntight and has now about r'ecoveredI. Dr. D. R. Iloozer, of Kinards, was a visitor in the city yesterday. WVhen asked whether or not ite intended mak ing the race for the liouse of Rlepre sentatives again this year, he saidi Ito wvould certainly be on hand when the canmpaign opens. Messi's I. I). fIlegal, .1. C. (Gambrell and J1. 1". Maclenrioe of the Ware Shoals M fg. (Co., Wer'e among thle ptrominent vIsitors in Laur'ens on Monday. They were here on biusiness connected with he bIg $60.000.00 oil mill Itht they'3 will establish in Ware Shoals in the unear' future. Cadet D. I Ierbei't Sullivan stoppet(d over' Friday night andI Saturday to see hIs hiomefolks. Tie was on hIs r'eturn from Newberry where the Clemson tr'aek team held a meet with the New ham'ry boys. " " " "' " " " " " s " C* "* s " S * SOIETY ... * B. e~.*e* *** -* e Mrs. A. C. Todd entertained Thurs day evening for Miss Mary Todd, who is to be married tonight to Mr. R. V. Irby. The guests were met at the door by Miss Bessie Todd, who in vited them into the front parlor, where a "floral wedding" guessing contest furnished the chief entertainment of the afternoon. Delicious ice rceam and cake were served by the hostess. 000 Toper-Strawlborn. Invitations have recently been is rued to the forthcoming marriage of Miss E1ille Roper, the attratcive and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Mac Roper, to Mr. Milton G. Strawhorn. The wedding is to take place at the Roper residence on West Main street April 23. Both young peo ple are being heartily congratulated upon the step they have taken. Mr. Strawhorn is a prosperous young farmer of the county and has numer ous friends. 000 A delightful session of the Wednes day club was held on last Wednesday with Mrs. N. B. Dial as hostess, at her residence on West Main street. Fresh spring flowers gave an added touch of daintiness to the apartments. After the regular business routine was fin ished, the annual election of ofilcers was held, which resulted in the follow ing: President, Mrs. N. B. Dial; vice president, Mra. B. L. Parkinson; sec retary, Mrs. L. R. Kerr; treasurer, Mrs. .1. 1). Watts; critic, Miss Frances Thames. 31esdames Cora Cox Lucas and .1. 1). Watts were elected to at tend the meeting of the State Federa tion in Anderson. Mrs. Lucas will 'ake part in the program. DI)u ring tihe .winI half hour, a salad course with coffee was served by Misses Rebecca and 1aura inily Dial. 'T'hose enjoy in;; the 1fte'liloon were Mesdames L. It. Kerr, .1. Me l) Moore, A. C. Todi, W. If..111,1al.1J. 1). W\atts. W\. 1.. (Gray, P. A. ' m; ,on, It. L1 . l'arkinsoin. It. L. .iones, It. :. tlickwell, J. It. Ilicks and Miss 1'rincs' Thames. (ITV (')I'\(1 Ill utI\ I.\, Neil tiliial I'iok On lath of OIftice T'hursday El (nin11. P'oner ('on I ruet ('ii neel d. Th'le recenitly eleeled (.ity. 'ounicil we:"e swo(rn into oflice iihursdclay night, It. 1.. Ii bl -' , tIM ., ad~liIi stering9 the oaih of ollie. 'Tle niiew ollicials, so it is understood, signalized their ''n tranice upon their duties by' serving not ice upon the li'edy Rliver 'ower (omipany of en mellaition of the con tract heretofore existing let ween Ihe city and power cominily. It is under stood that the city will generate its own electricity in its own plant. .\t tih time of the caneellation of the contratl the city was paying the pow\ I (oilpany at the rat'mi of ahoit $1 1,t0 1 er year. lihicley, Jtim I'owers, \\'. Ii 1.'ankls. I'. \\. l'lKitchen was re-ilected city .Il Ii I lInersonfi 'i st to u er~ in en The nexti thing on di'ck is the play "Among the Breakers," to lie given by local talent for the benetit of the Better Laureons Club Tuesday evenIng. "Among the Breakers" is a two-act dra ma in wh ich love and( laugh ter vie with each other in making an en tertaining evening. As the circular gotten out by the members modestly says, "The cast is comp~losed of the greatest galaxy of local stars ever gathered together in one liunch." In addition to the entiertainment thiat these "old stagers" will afford, a mus teal program will lie rendered by Mrs. J1. H. lBoyd and the Laurens Quartet. Admission to the whole show will be 25, 35 and 50 cents. The proceeds, if any, are to go into the coffers of the Better Laurens Club. The following is the cast. D~avid Mturray, keeper of Fairpoint 'LIght John M. Fewell Larry D~ivine, his assistant, AIIe Lee lon. Bruce Hunter, W. R. Richey, JIr. Clarence Hlunter, his ward Charles Fleming Peter Paragraph, a newvspaper r'e porter Dr. R. E. Ihughes Scud, I hunter's colored servant W. I'. Mieng M\innIe Daze, hlunter's neice Mliss Annie Simpson lie'ss Sta rbright, "'cast upl by thle waves" Ars. Albert DIal "M\other Carey," a reputedm For tune Tieller' Miss Rebecca Dial IBiddly Bean, an Irish Girl Miss Lucia Simpson !'kets arc now on sale at the P'owe Drug Company. The pubihlic is warned against delay in buying iens. DEPLOItABLU ACCIDENT IN THE CITY WEDNESDAY Ralph Knox Killed While Attempting to Alight from fovfing Automobile. A deplorable accident happened in the city shortly after two o'clock Wed nesday afternoon when Ralph Knox the ten year old son of Mr. and Mrs Stiles Knox, was killed as a result of an attempt to jump from a moving au tomobile. The boy was riding on the running board of Mr. Ross ). Young's car, which was being driven by Mr Young's nephew, Willie Bell Gray, the car being loaded with ch!ldren on the return from school. According to the story of the children, as they neared the home of the Knox child.Wiflie Bell Gray called to him to stay on the car until it slowed up for him. The child either did not hear this or choose to take a chance anyway and attempted to jump to the ground. He lost his balance in the jump and was thrown head-long to the ground, crushing his skull and knocking him unconscious. Ile never regained consciousness and passed away about two hours later. The news of the accident did not travel as fast as such news generally does and it was not until nearly five o'clock in the afternoon before it be came generally known in the business section of the city. When it was re ceived, however, general expressions of sympathy were heard expressed on every side for the bereaved parents. The body of the child was carried to Seneca for burial the following day. Ralph was a bright youth and very popular among his playmates. His sudden death caused widespread sor row among the school children. Spring. Spring is looked upon by many as the most delightful season of the year, but this cannot be said of the rheuma tic. The cold and damp weather brings on rheumatic pains which are anything but, pleasant. They eati be relieved. however. by applying Chan berlain's Liniment. Obtainable every where. Why Not ('hamer of Commereel We stand in tied of a ('hatlbel of (cinmerce mo(re' today thlan ever" be fore. lel ago is ;1 progr1essiv,' one. \Why not progr ' ss with till' tirto's? It IS1( ill 111!11;4'I iII I it'f (41 1 1-3(4' I 1ic i t 1 old C'atiber of I'co'inn0irce wihle has tatl-n no a ot i iart in the afl air o f 31te city 111 sinie t ne('14. . I (of1 otu neohhoIl,(ringi tot w, hatve' ("honiber's Of 0o1i1n1411(1( 3r boat is of Irade. and such o1ganiozationls arl'' about. the only Isets of getting t prt11111 and deci site e'xpre'ssion froin the representa live buisiness men and citizens of a ely n affairs which affect the comn :n1nity. A good iillustration of the Ires t need of1 such at organization m4ay he found in the necessity for con cered action in securing the proosed Cross Anchor Railroad. As is well known, Laurens wants to get tis road to come through hler city, but as mat trs now stand it would be almost uit (r:y ilupossii1 for a few citizens to gel this road without the Support of ll lihe, business m of . te it. one .nn W rSdi. e hatby S.in Steart, ohe abo. mntned roa 'oming to CWillis het ll J. use Simosther argan iing nitt. n iin fs pe ei - portneei'l onstantly W arnisin, and11 weaughn-tE.tohaedsorde adeu ar mrey C. hadln Martin stLat.ieon.Wh not al o -A get toghrkan. ra (ze aLoi, ve C.mbreommer e .1 EaylCO'is'' N.sl JStphes. Jdg J.s.W on il. Prs~ide . ringPhl Th jWres fof the fter m wr The3'.jury courtmIllsioers hav ' thew thefuro for the secon week ofa 1te court oh S.ommon ll iT'eyae asit' ial--W. nti. twinges,J.I.ons De. Jlne, . Br.k pastor of the Will andosaptlstland L.uCrs, Avnu Ba.Camp churches. leasimmorW to AaitD Asiation A. koen couty lieuts wil b. gonemsvrl. es Which Do You Prefer? It is important for reasons of health and practical economy for every housekeeper to ask herself this question: "Do I prefer a pure baking powder like Royal, made of cream of tartar derived from grapes, or am .I willing to use a baking powder made of alum or phosphate, both derived from mineral sources ?" The names of the ingredients printed on the label show whether the kind you are now using or any brqnd, new or old, that may be offered is a genuine cream of tartar powder, or mersly a phosphate or alum compound. Royal Bakin Powder contains no alum nor phosphate. ROYAL BAK POWDER CO. New York VETERANS' DINNER. _ ; $ $ ? $*$ * $ Committees Named at Meeting of U. SPIf1AI, NOTICES. $ .D. C. to Provide for Annual Dinner. $ * $ " $ * $ $ S $ * $ The J. B. Kershaw Chapter enjoyed the pleasures of meeting with Mrs. W. For Sale-One Jersey cow, fresh in R. Richey, Sr., as hostess on Saturday, Jeans r Crt, rote 2. 39-it.pd April 15th. This was a call meeting of the chapter to discuss plans for Wsnted---Two rooms for light house the comfort and pleasure of the vter th ofr n laueo h oe-dress 'Rooms" care Advertiser. 39 ans who will attend the annual dinner which will be served next Saturday, Sale-Jersey cow, fresh in milk. whih wll e srve net Sturay.Also calf. T1. J. Weathers, Laurens, April 22nd. After all arrangements S. C., Route 2. 39-it-pd were completed and an Interesting re- For Sale Reasonable--A large hand I port made by Miss Minnie Babb, who some combination horse, sound, will attended the District Conference held work anywhere, and safe for anyone at Greers April 1-th, a delicious salad to drive. Can be seen at Martin's course was served by little .\isses Stable. 39-it-pd Sara Rlchey and Rebecca Adams. The For Eaie--'omato plants and hot following were the committees named: and sweet pcitper plants at 10c per (dozenl or three for 25c. Mtrs. Ray An )ecoration Committee--Mesdames (lrson. 39-it W. I). Ferguson, W. I. ltichey, .Ir., I. Clean Up-13113 your paints, paint 1:. Bahb, .. I Copeland, 1(oto. 31. brushes, wie-Wash brushes, scrub Kichelbergera, Warren lolt, .I. G. Su1lli- rltsits, rake., hoes, etc., from ts and van, MIrs. ('retiswell Fleming. iave yoar ioises sick and sian. I linter Conin it .rs. . Cl ark. .Iin le & Roland. 3J-t Mliss lOWtte Watts. .1rs. 1,. .\l. Itoy c*d, l'or Stle 5d tishel (lay Peas at \lrs. W. 1). Ilyrd, .\rs. 1. K. Aikn, $1.:U per bushel, and 50 bushels of ttecikeiec Peas at. bot P 2. 101 . 0. It. .is L5ola .\nderson, .\Is. 1,. (. Ialle, Ware Silos. .\Iecleated and sack -r I., .\rs. W. It i tallc, .iss .:lla Itell ed, it. :. Manlit, Ware S1ioals, S. C., copeland. .Irs. W. ii. iDial, Miss Mayue Route t. :::t-1t-pd 'rguson. .\lrs. J. O. C. Fleming, .\irs. For Sl 10 vel13 ii it in macinory W. 11. (;ikerson, Mrs. ,onas P. (iray , a gitting otfit to a cotdenso' .\Mrs. .Mary larris, .rs. Y. . i.It. '. W. 3ic'ravy, \\it laibm .s Ma Miss .lart ha letllains, Mirs. W. I:. lttas, .1 rs. W. It. tRichey, Sr., Mrs. .I. Wanaed heis and friers fo' cash. . ih, .rs. Arrow Sullivan, a\s. nd es a a t ie 811 ei ii5 ''wSi 11.M sp for triers, lRaise muore chickens Josephine Gary Watts, Mrs. .1. i. and larger hickens anl sell than 1y Cooley, . rs. 1. P. .lilam, .Mrs. C. F. the la t. I e t to stay in t ittat Rankin, irs. .1. Wells Todd, Mrs. T. 1). kot and saVe 'oi the oxl)Otse of 110( dlilog theatn on tfile strmeets. We wi II I Darlington. buy all tht's offe'ed. Separate the Coffee Committee--.\ts. Birooks .wy- rooster from thc liens and have tt (o gert, Mrs. W. G. Lancaster, .\Irs. . I'. ke,ilg eggs fot the simmer. they Fleming, Jars. J. II. Teageu, .\ts G. C. . 3 s well and won't botter yot Albright.so much by setg. Read up on poul A thi'gtut.trmy. Yout caninot raise iolotry'3 sue Souvenir Comumittee-Miss M innie c'ssfut 3 witlout. sIidyilg Its prob Itah, Miss WillIe .lones, Miss lIlssie tis. 'leme is a 'igt wuty a1( a loland, \Iiss I)oroth1y Angel, M1iss wrotg Way. Citicke'ns pay better per lulah italle. acr1 ltut cotton. .I. C. Shell k, Co. TIhe followintg will act. as Comlttit- l 3 l t tee of daughtc rs of the laughters ofi ,FrSl -ooRcowetPao i the .I. It. Kershaitw c'halter, whod, will ot'ih.''. Caswell & Utitcs, Alachua. be present, entertain and serve the Pl.3-t I veterans in say way possible on tltis I ' irock pigs for sahi. s (occasioni: wees to t tonths old. Satisfaction B.lttford alll Copeland, .\a'ry Copp i g 110 t' (. I'igs from p'iz w --ting land, ieatric e ttahh, .\ary Itilt, ('Cut her ine lt, Marit Holt, lora lennett, t Ilnt 75 bushels of Caroline Ilanikin, largaret 1)ial, Caro- 11 Ivaed ':'ltyct line Fleming, ltmnma Lou Washington, peas preferred. W. 1). Kniht, Sara Sliza, Swygert, Sara R1ichey, L[au-I tens, S. C. 37-3 ra Vanee Jones, Cletnie ''eague, Anna Fo' tile--SeCond-hand Steinway Sttlivrt.f piano, At)p13' to Mrts. AW. Li. Boyd(. I *IQ*$ *I *$ For Sale--A few settlings or eggs T0 Compete in ('011a111p11. from my pen of S. . Rhode Island Reds, bred from birds bought from The Laurens city schools Will b lester Thompkins of Concord, Mass. represented in the high school Ora- Price $1.00 per setting of 16. J. M . torical and athletic contests to be More, 579 L. Main St., Laurens, S. C. held in Columbia next week. O. 1. Ihono 1 31101 Simmons, Jr. will compete for the For 5111-Land, pigs, shoats for sale. orator's medal and the following will ket, twomls on d e tho compete in the athetic events: Earl ,tomls n addn h compte n te ahetc eent: iarlwork of four mules and two hands. It Langston, Truman Roper, Harry Mc- works behind any plow, fastens to Alister, Winfield Fuller and Frank beam of front plow, subsoils furrow, Armstrong. The boys expect to comeunder top Armsron. Th bos epectto omesoil where It belongs. Your land won't away with the prizes. get hard, get better stands of cotton, etc. Will demonstr'ate with pleasure. Church Notice. I am selling fertilizer for the Ander There will be communion services son Phosphate and Oil Co. See me be at the Ora A. R. P. church Sabbath, fore you buy, I can sell you as chea as ayoy o .Sa. 3.~ April 23rd. Rev. J. M. Garrison, I). D., of Anderson, will do the preaching REIABLE ]LEMElPY Services will be hold on Friday and RESTORES KIDNEYS. Saturday preceding. You are invited For many years druggists have towathed with much interest the re to ors~p ithus.markohin record maintained by Dr. Dr. Garrison will also preach at the Kimer's Swamp-Root, the great kid Laurens A. R. P. church Sabbath after- ney, liver and hl edder remedy, noon at 3 o'clock. It is a physic an's prescription. I. N. Kennedy. swam hoot s a strengthening mod icine. D1I~aKii nor used it for years in -- - his prlvat p actice. It. helps the kd l Meetingsneys, live nd bladder do the work I nature intended they should do, Although all of the Democratic swanp-Root has stood the test of clubs are expected to meet Saturda years. It is s01d by all druggists on only the following have notified The Its merit and it will help you, No otler Advertiser as to the hour of meet- J remedy can successfully take Its place. Advetise as o th hou oflie sure to get Swamp)-Root and start ing: treatment at once. Laurens 4 o'clock however, if you wish irst to test Ekom 3 o'clock this groat preparation send ten cents Langston Church 3 o'clock& Co., Binghamton, N. J~ansto Chuch o'cock Y., for a sample bottle. When writ Youngs 4 o'clock Ing be sure and n entlon the Laurens Cross 11111 3 o'clock Weekly Advertiser. Poplar Springs 3 o'clock The other clubs will meet at their Red Iron Rackot stores sol very near everything you may need. Phoe. C. BURNS & O.