The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 11, 1916, Image 4
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LAI 1tEN , S. ('., O('TOBER 11, 1116.
Next. stop Cointy Fair.
Next. Friday. the 20th, is the day
that the people of Liairens county set
apart for the cultivation and ertenit
ing of friendships, for general enjoy
ment and for receiving information )n
farin subjects. Are you coming?
*s.
'The demand for clover seed at lo
cal stores is ihenoinita3. Althoigh
21.0110 lpoinds of seed were ordered
11hrollt;nh the( ('lover Club, thle denlaini
still retuains:' listp)li4 ed. The Ii:ut
rens1 ('ounty ,litter ('itth has beel:
spokent of by ptronai' alt niten a; th'e
"hi st' I hin i in 24 ' South tolay" m::1
if ; (3rov1eS to , a. :ce('sI'til a: it
o(1:'ilI to it w r oluli1 ni8 '5 un12
Inl this see(lloll. *i 4 (-'44')).' fov' 2-'
th'end spr'eacl ;11 r.. -r It'e Fuih. 'l l
imp4erIant thing for ' Ioe'r ;!;,r -
ers to do is to hia ('032.ith
dire1ct(4i1s g ,4'i iv y ('h:- im ('11I m
and to follow th1eiu sI tioliiusly .
I he 1nnual ('ounty I'atr Is list ten
lays off. .\ l I ltho 1 the plains for fihe
fai1 this year w er0 g4attell un'der' way
r'ather Inle. they have been piushed
rapidly and the indicalions:; now are
chat another very successful exhihi ion
will be held. Whie tIe unuat interesl
is being shown in all of the depar -
ienIs, it seems that u1nusual interest
is bein", tak4en in the swine depart
10111. i e ports from n1)um1iCrous sour
es tell of those who are contenplating
bringing their hogs to the fair and
offering them for sale. And then, too,
the Pig (luIb boys are expected to
have an exhibit of Iheir pri:e stock.
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Inl looking back over the six years'
history of the County iir it .is inter
esting to note that four or five tien)
lzlave been largely inatrumental in
keeping the -spirit alive Iln(; In:44kilg 44
1hi usicesihs it ha.; been. Thle three eC
live olliers, I'ra. W 1). It'rd, See. C.
.A. 'ower and Gen. Stp2. .2. I). W.
W3aLt.l5, have sctiek to Ile faLir thirough
thick and h11:31 and have given roa-h
VitI4ala le tim313. and Ihou..ht t, its sue
cessIful conduct. \\hile mu34ch1) vdu34It'e
assistance ha:; be n re'ndIered ty o!!
er, the1 4men ands W. U. Me('uen' and
W. (girl W mrton. this year':; supri:
tendentl, have 4d ot of Ile re. Ion
s"! ility :'. " ih; - -- 4o r '. .I
Crae i 43 I'f ver '41't. Ia303) i Inie w ~il te
e11 130(1 0n o12r a y('. her1'1e ih-s
iheer. tlit'( as :11h(1 hoh reis 1ta.
shu 141 Id. ('0 'tl '3to 24)med is3d134 te
thes war14 31hi3' ltum~ he'n naged ~) in
Greevilg for2 '4't441 luueral y3 ars aga if 2 in:
tall)kn s ofdsae''Ie nvl a
been)4 3 made gl: most lsanitary 4 iy i
the 50'nited 24a)e and0W he~M' rul:ft av
here' hasbet)1 ell frn : elal waving of
lif and Mxpes. The))4'~ (iy 0oI'om
J)r'il li~es ad th ad3''l*minis3t1 rio
shoIj 1 e1- rtd o ma e m
ok tilffe1Ctiv.
Br ksda34leA O olt. 9.--The far er of'
are'oo alm'osta half'n Iro shor in341' I'verI
th3'ing,33 Jsprinly co44 l on: aml i manyl ml'':3
them lar l ad '.0 ;1 03e3 rt' eg esh3.t4ing4
and11 ' hisi monin:,g'. am 'An:.Oi
Th0:e P31any1 fml: 'l(at rayi nour
peavin 'hy huida aftrnon
888 . 888 8 88 8 8888888
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4 Loc'rd and Personal Alentiiio. 8
Ii 8
S 8 S S 8 5 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 8 8
Mr. Allen KilIivan, of Si in3.0onill e,
was a business visitor her Ti uesdla..
Mis snntile liohertson of('.;t
was in towIn Sattirtav shCopintt1.
Mr. A. U. I,. IUantkdale, of Grer C .
was in town Tuesd:y on busin .;.
\l r. V. 1'. IlIarris of Gray (ourt a
a busitic'as visitor in town lontla..
Mr. Ed ( II icks spent a few dea.'in
At lanta last week on business.
Mr. A. W. Sharpe and IHouston W\o.I
of 'rineton were in town Frida v.
I)r. J I. t)o'non .'as in towvn o'ii a
few hours on Friday.
.\lri. WV. G. Lon ati fatily of W~a
terloo, were visitors hers' Friday.
Mr. II. A. G rahain of Ureenville was
a business visitor in town Sattlrday.
Mr. (eorge Uoodgions, of W'illits
toil, was a visitor in town Friday.
Mrs. 1,. 11. \Vright and children, of
Ashville, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ton Crews.
Dr. J. 0. Martin, of the Mlt. Olive
section, was in town Tuesday on lbnsi
ness.
Mir. and1( Mlrs. W. l.. Itratulett and
. Miss Avie Malaffey spent Sunday in
('inton visiting friends.
ir. C. 13. Bobo tilled the ltlpit at
the First D~aptist churchel of C'lintton
oft Sinday ntornin.
l'rotf. antrit t.G 10 of Wa'terlooi";
wer;. at towit, ",r a Ifew hours Monciay"
after:tnoont
MIr. l'owle'r I'. Iiilre.;: iniu. a i
ines: ltii to .\It anta a itt;plt et dit
last 'etk.
l . W. W. lowler of the Mt. -
ant secltion\ was a visitor inl town I:
day.
Miss l)r'ont. Gregory of (re'nville
arrived in the city Frliday to vi sit Mr.
and \irs. 1. I). EEasterhy.
Mr. lullie i labb and faiiily of the
Il'i( ekory 'Tavetrn section wetre ,l:eit.
Satuiranay shopping.
A hi g t*ne boy was born to )t. and
.\rs. C. M. .iller Saturday night at the
local hospital.
Mr. Thonas I. Swygert attIended the
laying of the corner stone of the new
court house in Greenville Tuesday.
Mr. .I. M. Sunerel of the Hickory
''av1ern sect lonl was in towin Saturday
on business.
Mi s Anie llui left Saturday for
iayetteville, N. C., where she w ill t
apend the winter teaching.
. Miss Lila I11art who is now teacheling
school in G ireenville, set('11. (it week
I etnd herz withIi her tother.
.\lrs. ito a I. Cainte, Mrs. \'irginia
( ait' and \'.rs. A. I). Gray nuoored to
G ri'envil ile irbai' to . 'end ih' day.
\liss Anna Ituckinian, who has been
visiting relatives in this County has
returnt'd to her home in btaut.'on, \a.
Mr. W. Adatir, of the \\'hains .awn
setion , w as inl town Friday on htu.,i
nlest;.
I1 v. II. It. \loseley, of nh., ar
rived lere ' 'ithursday to visit his bran
(r .Mr. C. I). Mlosehey.
I ev. 11. I,. lhiggout a il -i.;t;.-. \l 1
Mr atel .\t ra. '.olhl lat!ey,. a a
Vtlt, w're hI r a''i lopdhi. tfor a fw hi )'rI.
r.1 . \'. MAle . and I,. C.( ~
thalea e. io AlIlanta W'edoit'-layv an i
ig v ithI IzhemI tw ew (a.1
Irtiail intrecnts oif a big nine ;naind boy,
wh tiw~as born to themt .\londai~y niorn"ii
ing at the' local hospital.
Mrs. WN. TI. D~orroh, who suffeed a
br'oken leg seve'ral (1ays ag),is repot t
ed as doiing as nicely as cond be ox
ltter. C. F. Itankin and M!r. P..\
Situlisotn 1it 'lTusday' for Grteen wood,
w'hiere they', will at tend the &'ynodl
....\l .'s Charli andl .lihn I llcks, whlo
hav beent(f irai'.-lng for' somec tifloe in
.ra.a ny .C'jn~i Ira few we''ks'
Dri. A. WN. Tr'iottlr, of' Seviervihie.
Te'n n.. arirhel lahee Mlonday afternoon01.
andlt i.4 thle gues::t of' his dauigters'., Mrst.
t. I licks anid .\irs. IH. It. Childress.
MIis. Mariy Anudier'an, fotriierly do;ani
Gulf . C., is visiting Mr i. I'. P. !Ran
kini for a. few days.
Mrt. .f'>hin Il. N(elsoin and dauiightter.
Ais Go(hlda N'elsoni, of Fotunta in Inn,
....n...riday het"' with frientd andI
retatives.
residlent of this~ cIly, butt no0w of 1ion)ea
I'athl, pent, t Ihe wee'k-endl here wi Ilh
'ends iindi rlat Iv.
Mr I. Tlhtotnas Ow.ingjs, who' lis1 altrudti
irn. fchool at lFurniiat I'lversity,
ilpent. the week<-i'nd her'' with1ll hi; va
MrsI. fh: li \''le:s, aflt(er a lone, illness
in thie local hosp5fltial, 1.4 able t) b" up
a 'ii wan n tie ,I rent 'lTui.sday shop
in ng.
-rs. Di. C. Rnekmran, of' ISte~ nf'
V, , arr'ive'd hr t Tiemd ay aftteno t
v'iit her fathmer, Mrs. J. A, P. Moore,
berfo~tre t h leves for' the hosjil tin
Mlr nne Mis Willim Iode, ...
several years ago were residents of
Owings Station, but now of Fairfield
county, are visiting friends and rela
tives In this county.
Ais. Louise Cannon and two sois,
Messrs lussrell and Aron Cannon, of
Ikiatle 'reek Mlich., are viiting rela
tives in this city. Mis. Cannoni was
tin a res'ideit of (ray Court Inde( ex
p cts to return thre to miake it her
.\rs. i. II. Iliord, .\tiss :inna Leak,
.\h's. ('late Itailey. Miss .\linnie hlailey
dit luotlicr, of Clinton, muotored to this
'ity yesterday an( spent a few hours
shopping.
3Ir. J . II ennlett left F riday on a
business trip to Washington, ). C.,
New Market and Lynchburg, Va. While
it New .larket he will be entertained
by Mr. .1. I). Manor, of the Manor Mill
ing Co.
Mi. and Mrs. Tillman lu'ley, of Lex
ington county, are visiting .\l-. and
\Irs. J. I. Ellis on Hampton Avenue.
Miss llla C. Manley, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Greenwoo(l, as the
,Kest of Miss Luecy Oxner.
Mr. 1t. A. Cooper and C. A. Power
Wvent to Greenville yesterday to attend
the laying of the corner stone of the
new court. house of that city. Mr.
Cooper otllei teil and delivered the ad
Iress of the occasion.
Card of 'T'hanks.
\\'e visih to thank ealh and every
one for their kindr''ss during the
;ekness and (lea th of our darling lit
( boy. tilfus. ani tiay God's richest
.mnsrest upont eachl anti every
.\lr. and .\ir . (;uy L-'. li g
'hl 31 st iake is Mlde 11 311111 l.aurens
t itizcs.
.o0k for the iau1se of hacrkace.
To lie cured you uust know the
r~ail se.
If it's weak khineys you iust set
Ihe kidneys working riglit.
A Iauir tens rsheint tells you how.
.\lrs. .lanii Ledfor:l, -ial Fleming
L. ,autrens. sa :s: ''ly kidneys were
weak and my ha -k was so lame that I
eoldli hardly sloti) to liu, on nmy shoes.
I had that worn )m t, t'ped feeling and
ai heavy weight < i m11 shoulders could
not have felt. w r. -. I was nervous
(tend drowsy. too. y kidneys acted too
freely at times(, ten again not freely
'noiitgh and the kidney secreions were
in had shape. I had dizzy spells and
h:i to put my hand on th" wall to
from falling. After suffering for
several years, I used )oan's Kidney
Pills. 'T'hey relieved ne from tle first
anil soon fixed me up in good shape."
P 50c, at all dealers. Don't sim
ily ask for a kidney reinedy-get
loan's lidney l'lls - the- same that
lMe. Iandford lihd. Foster-.\ilimrn
' props., Iluflalo. N. Y.
('apt.. htrniainiiioinl Very :1.
'Cait. \ash li. i 1rnn toni, of 1,ani
ford Station, wai .atriikein with aipo
Iexy at his home .lodtay night and
inl, " o'loek Tuesday muorning has
b-en unconscious. Attending pihysi
i;s ex pred'nit v'iy little hopes for
hiw 3 Ii tiiglhoti yes.lerdiy. A phioine
1C'-- ;'Cte to thie alltoi at midn1ightt last
nil r.( r ; tedltt C'alal. I 14nnun!ond as!
- In in- very* raidii ly.
.\n s exiniations ill be behlt aict Clin
;m Sautiriday, Niheii!wri 113h, lo seleel
-iin~a-ier ait Goiivilh. 'The :rah]iry
fo th le G ob ivill e post maiste r Icist year3
'moiii toli ;$:22. Aj1 lienitioii shioiil
ruission cit \\'ashlington cit lecg 7 daiys
;i'iore( thei date of exain iat ion. Ali
licai loni formis mla y lie seecitreid froin
hi' postiiiister' ait Clinton.
A ca bin, owiied by .\l r. TI. Di. lsake,
aml liicato h)3 iis home place, was
bur'ned 'T'uesday morning abhout 10
i'lok. 'The origina of thbe tire is uin
n o wna. Thle house (ont aiied seeid
i'ntotin, foidder', (rotton (eed, a Ipea
th rasheri and~ othier farm Inatorial1, thle
loc3333 lituntiig to o)veri $500.00. Thlie
wai. no) insurlancee on the buildIng or
'lTe Coal Sit uat Ion.
.\:. . oliiher EicelIbe rger, Ithe local
iiil i-aler, stated yesterdciy thact the
eoal s dituo is worse t han it hacs
!on ini manily yecars, thcat it is ditlicult
(0:11oa froin the mines cit any)
orib. Eli. salidt. lie had (ite a
Clrirn 1nu3mber( ofi ordertl'S In foi (0oa1 and
a it': ex ts to) tIll the l aill , thiouglh
noaly thle lcirge orldiers will have to
Witth tie secirPity, the pri"0 hase ailso
1e u3 aind the indle'ct ions are thalt
P willwgo stIll higher.
hlelped by Jli Nelglhbot's.
\ r. Lew is i11) ot, of thle hIIIloh see
i, was given con siderab3hle a Id by
IPi nielghbosrs last week wheni they
ga thered at hiIs home antd Ilickedl 03ut
1)ne1 hir;er' par t of his ('ottoni. M\r. Holt
andi mlost ot' his faily hacve been1 sieck
cro(p01 gat !'irinigsr'.andi
. not. been1 ale to (do3 inehi worC~k.
'The (consequenco was that they had
riten ''y muchel bihbild whlen t he
nei'ghbhorsL camne to their assistance.
'liii:y have reque. . (i th ti their sin
ci'r(' lhb'; he exIr) a'' d for the v9 Ii
:;ble cid gn a In. i' o f trouihhi.
LAItWE CIttO)DS TO STATE FAllt,
L IHigh Pi-lce of Cotton Ex ected to
ioost. .lttciiance at. State Fir and
lHares( ,Jubilee.
Columbia, S. C., Oct. 7.--The 'uiggest
street carnival ever held in Columbia
will be the hlarvest Jubilee, October
23-27, introduced last fall in cotne
I tion wiih the State Fair. The festival
this year will be on a more compre
hensive scale. The young woman to
be sceleted queen of the .1ubilee will
be crowned Monday evening of the
opening day of the fair in front of the
State I louse, and a ball Immediately
thereafter will be given in her honor.
'T'uesday has been designated as
"Ioral I Day.' At 5 o'clock in (lie af
ternoon the floral parade will be giv
en, and all classes of vehicles in Iloral
decoration will compete for a list of
cash prizes.
Wednesday is "South Carolina Dray."
Again in the afternoon a parade such
as has never been assembled of South
Carolina's natural resources will pass
through Main street. In addition to
the huge floats by Clemson College,
Winthrop. College, home demonstra
(ion workers, boys' corn clubs, the
State Department of Agriculture and'
other allied interests of the state,
miany entries will come from individ
ual farmers. T'hree prizes have been
offered. ,for $100, $50 and $25 respee
lively.
Tihiu r:day will be known as "Cohlnt
hia Day." The morning will he giveni
over' (4 lanl concerts, while in the
afternoon the magnificent trad es dis
play will be held, when again long
trains of floats will go by, demonstrat
ing the business interests of the 'ap
ital City.
"Military. School and Patriotic Day"
will be observed Friday, the final day
of the Fair. Should the two regiments
of troops now on the Mexican border,
return to South Carolina by that date,
these will participate. An effort is now
being nmade to have the military
schools and colleges, and all firaternal
organizations, together with civilians
in the parade. Valuabe cash prizes
have been offered to the military
school making the best exhibit. The
parade is intended to add impulse to
the idea of preparedness.
Free acts will also be a feature on
Main streel each afternoon and night.
"our of these specialties have been
lroetured, and free performances will
IT giveu on Main street by each in the
afternoon. and as many again in (le
evening. '('le acts will be staged at
the juncture of four of the streets with
the main thoroughfare, and (lie per
fornanlices are scheduled one half hour
apart (hat tie crowd may witness all
of these. Indientions are that no such
('1.ods iav'e ever before moved upon
('oltmblia as will come to (lie Capital
City late titil moth.
Roosfer Attach, Ba!y Boy.
. loliet . IM.- Li) IPhwe. two years
ialo'a i lto esape, fehl. Thle rooste r
lucked htim ini thei bead. striking at
Sliturtt ini 114 h e thlil's sku11 l w i t his
beatk, rendin g himu unioniselous.
* W. .'U I'. .ill1-:iNtG. *
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WV *e ee e . ... AS. . ,
P'rogriamn for qurtterly mebet ing of
Secondo Divisioni W. M1. '. 1o be0 hold
with thie S'econd lDaptist chugehc~, Lao
r'ens, 10:30 A. .\., October 21st.
Devolional IExercises, led by Mtrs.'Clif
ton C'aldwvell.
I toll ('all ---Delegatles respond withI
Scriplture verses.
Gr'eetings*-M rs. lFrank .\atiin.
hlesp(onse -M\iss M:arvie Itrownlee.
itimportaonce of R. A. W~ork
(a) Th'le pastor's relatiotn to 11.
A. Work, S. ii. Tremiplemani.
(b) '('le deacoi's relation to P.
A. Work, Mir. W. HI. Dritnmnond
1 resottIion of Associational map
Mliss 14 hel Simm ons.
I2 ft 1 evuuI tional E'xere ise..o a..l
Quiery -I owv dio leepting Chr i Atiinus
Ilihider (be Progrei''M' of ('::rlt's
K(iigdlom? Mtrs. Wil .\leng.
Qiuemy --Whosee 'it~y is it. to A waken
lte ilijpp
Prt''eta~~ttion of Punbetam C1(harit-Mrs.
W. N.' Aust!n.
Adljour tnment.
Alirs. (Cleo WVotford, P res.
At ((Je lltarel 'ri of sore throat, lightl
(iiest 0o' slt't "d i had take, a dose of
loosene the 'lhlegm and treak tip ''outr
>'ud. Dr. I1-' - Ph'" - lhony has
a! Ih ber'l'neflc '' (lie healIng arert"
from -iuiine f rest, It is pleasant *"
tako "'l? th! i!entic. The formula
thu "ftie tellsm why It relieves celdi'
ando conghs, At youtr di 'irf;~. 25lc,
11ev. and Mrs. Pitts Move to Greenwood
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Pitts, of Fouii
tain Inn, parents of Mrs.' C. C. Feath
erstone, have moved to Greenwood
and for the present are living at the
Moreland. For a number of years Mr.
Pitts was pastor of the Baptist church
In Laurens. He and Mrs. Pitts have
many friends in Greenwood who will
welcome them to the city as residents.
- Greenwood Journal,
Meetig of ID. A. R,~ ,
The lenry Latrens chapter, 1). A.
R., will meet at the residence of* 'Mrs.
J. McD. Moore Friday afternoon at 1
3:30 o'clock.
J)espondtey.
When you feel discouraged and
Despondent do not give up but take a
dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and you
are almost certain to feel all right
within a day or two. Despondency Is I
very often due to indigestion and bil- I
lousness, for which these tablets are
espelically valuable. Obtainable every
where
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Your driggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT falls to cure any case of Itching,
Blind. Bleeding orl'rotruditg Piles in 6tol4days.
The first appucation gives Ease and Rest. Soc. 1
f
SU.MMONS FOR IELIEF.
State of South Carolina, 1
(ounty of Laurens.
IN C'Ot'lT 0OF COM\.\ON Pi'l'A~
Alice A. .leClintock, Plaintiff.
against
U. A. ones, Mollie I. Nash and '1'. 1.
Ienry vFurnac Con1pany, I)efend
aIlls. -
To the liefemlants above nlamcla:
You are hereby summoned anid re
duired to answer the complaint in this
action of which a copy is herewilh
served 1111011 you, and to serve a copy
of your answe o to said copliplaint on
Ile subscribers it their filee, at. Lat
rens, South Ca olina viit hini twenty
days after the s 'vie iereof, exclusive
of the day of stl -1.ervice; and if you
fall to answer e complaint within a
the tine afores dl. the Plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
The complaint herein was filed in 3
the otlice of the Clerk of Court of Coin
mon11 I'las for I 'auren1s (0ount1y. Soth b
Carolina on the 19th day of February,
19116 and is now on file therein.
SIMPSON, COOP10ft & IfAlill,
llaintiff's Attorneys.
Dated February 19th, A. I). 19161.
12-3t,
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$ SPECIAL NOTICES. '
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Wiant4edl- 100 ict to join our press
ing club. Steal Tess just Installed.,
Ask about. our ', es. Laurens Steam
Laundry. 12-5)1
For Sale-- -If you 'an to buy leg- s
istered lerkshire Plg. rilts or hogs, ti
Durock Pig
I will have
\ Durock for S
Laur~u a Count:
andflyek You
Prices from,
Kinard 'Dur
W. P. Smith,
IIltT~~1l OF TlifE li~f'lPTS"F ~hD
(Of l1,aurenis School -Isltrt. N(I
.July 1st, 1915,
iteeelved from O11ld oard, as per' bool
.Ianuary 1st, 19 I6I,
iRecelived from Co'rnst it utilonat I tmuilIs
I heceivted from Slpeeila1 2-mil11s '...
Itecel ved from Po1Is ..........,...
iteelved from Do0gs...............
Tlot aIi ( r elit S School Year p 19 I.3 j1
W\atts .\l111s School:
S'airles ..... .............. ..
Fuel..... .............. ....
imp rovemlent............... .
Silndrie0 an i nic i .denitlis ...
Wattsville School:
Salaries .... ...........,.....
I lupirov eints..... . . .,,,
lein g School:
Salaies.............
F~uel .... ............
-Grounds .............
(Grounds ......
W'ell................
Oatk Grove Sc'hool:
Salarles ...............
'f'ot el 1i penditu1res c'i -> ' e r 0 fil
.Junle 'ot 1916, Jlalance on1 1 :1. witi
Tflespi
ice me at the County Fair next Friday.
), E. Todd/ 12-it-pd
For Blent--Apartment for light
tousekeeping, furnIshed or unfurnish
d. A to Mrs. J. 11. lloyd, near
tostolilce. 12-It
For Sale-- ' -v desirable farm of
)10 acres at Coik 'oi if, known as the
Ir. Coleman place, id well improved.
Vill sell at a barban. B. M. Wolff,
Anurens, S. C2 12-It
Wor isle---Well yUproveCd farm of
10 acres, eleven ro mIn brick dwelling,
wo tenant uses, and all necessary
ut huildings,N x i tiles of Greenwood,
mthe Lauren oad. 13. M. Wolff,
aurens, S. C. 12-it
For Sqle--Good rart at Waterloo.
f 320 acres, kn vn the Wade 11.
ulbertson place. ' I sell at a bar
taln with Casy terms. 13. M. Voff, Lau
ens, S. C. / 12-1t
For Sne--Oths r esirable farm
ands, city houses a lots, stocks, etc.,
y B. M. Wolff Laui ns, 3. C. 12-1t
Hog Feed-.lust received a large lot
1eanut Meal. icee bal, Shorts. Fatten
our hogs now. v Ity from .1. II. SullI
'an, Laurens... 12-it
Lost, Straf"e or Stolen-One drop
hite and lemor olored, bob tailed
Itch, about 18 m ntihs old. Reward
or information or ret urn to Carlos R.
loseley. 12-1t
For Sale-Two mi "i .cows, $45 and
50 without. calves. -> extra for
alves. J. I!. Power, .aurens, Route
12-1t-pd
For Sale--,52 acres, 2 1-2 miles north
f laurens on two 'l blIle roads. Two
ntint houses. "lerm da pasture. Bar
ain for oteik sal. ' Terms. Apply
o I^. P'. .Minter. 12-fit
Knlutec(d 'ttl \'ood- -1,000 cords of
ar, blackritum . g urm, ash, wit
)w. Poplar. Seor write S. M.
Vrigtht. Woodruff. S. C. 12-31.
('albage htani. --C arleston, Jersey
i'iketield and I,' itch now ready
)r planting. Mrs. Sallie Young, North
larper street. 12-1t
NotIce--See 11. M. \'olff, the Real
state Man, before buying or selling
nything in the Real istate Line. Farm
Imds, houses, lots, stocks, etc.
Laurens, S. C.
I t.pd.
oney' to Loan- --on 5. 10 and 20 years.
iterest 6 to 8 per cent. Reasonable
nrgcs. Dial & Todd. 9-5t
For Sale: Second-hand Plano,Stein
ay. Price very reasonable. Address
Y., care of Advertiser.
rt.
For Sale--The Estate of Amanda
aughn, 3 miles from Ware Shoals, 44
gres, good dwelling and out buildings,
rae pasture and well. To be sold at
tblic autelon at home place on 1st
y of November, at 11 o'clock. Terms
tsh. J. F. Vaughn and sisters.
7-8t-pd
Wlanted---Owners of county real es
in who would like to secure loans at
tractive rates from a Fartners iand
ank of the federal government, to
!e me. T,. (. Italle, at. Enterprise Na
onual stank. 8-6t
Jor Sale
40 or 50
;ale at the
7 Fair. Come
r Own Pigs
$~5 to $20
ock Farm
Proprietor
E~xi'E.NIl'I'lsE llV Tt'STIEES
a rf Couuaty Tr teasurer . . ..$ 2731.45
....................75.5.00I
- -- - - - .-- .. . 27.00 I,8it.50~
ifromt aill sourte ..........$2,t114.!13
'lit Ms.
-.-.-.-.-. ... .. .. .. .. .. ..$ 500.00
--............ ....$7 5.00 '
- - . . .. ... ... 17.50
- - - .... .... .... 11.00
-.-.-.-..... ........ .. 75.tr 78)0
-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.... ....$ 751.00 '
......................75.
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-.-. .. . .1 011
- -- - -.- - .. . . .. 28.60 6-26.80
1y ...., .r... .....,.,,,,093.20
i ony' esrr--- .. 21.75
J. Ti. P. Rumorel,
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