University of South Carolina Libraries
tenabbI Ih' lotenio that I amvend-n conent l: h oat ' moth(it V (In'114, 1' he J'n rt a mioll lit 11. 1a(rd *tth last So i p oi~ (f Ih Genetil Ao~a l ihe il ) thle erbS ('m 'the s eal $ill 1-1 thie Stao lt.'il Si it ut i 'on ' f."udg Ti ma" d . sof Sp, h i iuan ih 1. f i- hisy ~4directs ThI or I St oF. a ih ... of probate f. lhce if on !'a lelford, a cil i' of i n ter Cofni he 'l case It wil .p a ed qo Y!.:,%: -uprerwe ('1e !-y Mtr. (Inilcfardson. M. chrdo Alarch 1 e Iti yr Si letonl frdf~ T r een d the prc : , tlionl of a rt.) -.1)Im ' hysician1 to .th of 1'robat. Ili(cha:'dSonl at. thle latter's of ice inll ir eq etn h issul an~ce of a 1; l ii for thIe imurcha se of a car of wh. Iiskey. Mir. 4Richardsonl ref's4cd tle l. rmit . con tending that tle 'mfnll d1-:0 to t le "Quari a Monfh" Act is ino istllitional Il I wo particul'ars: F al . in 1h:11 a new er'ime, Tha o " iof 'Igt" jcopard izng th offho and l ilwrty of thle juldge (Il proba- - irrated. Whl-ich crim a nt sIf 'i i 1t to lhe act. h mn- und thle Con Slitut ;, d: - ' . I; 4owers not con 'ln fed int Ie Con ilution are deovolled n he aI e t 1of III judge of jroba '. Mr. !lfOd (l'"eared hc for+' Judre Sea-, at chamobersI S pa ' i " rg on 7Iar It 2:". in man dann' procuedinl I' cttlompil the is Sian', of wt . 11 was repre sentd ( li. : N. Sa Tp. asshitant Attorney Cencral. an(] Saitor Charl ton lFiurant, of Clarendon County, he Caluse an act of the legislatuire was cont (s ted, and ). S. 1lenderson, Elsq.. of ith Aiken har, appeared for MI. Richardson. The suit is a friendly one to test the constitutionality of ithe law. "This cause." says the opinion of .ludge Sease, "came on for a hearing before me at chambers on the 23rd day of March, 1918, by way of an appeatl from an order of Thomas P". Richard son, Jiudg of probate foir Simter couln ty, itfusing to issiue a permit to Sin) gleton Oradford, a citizen of Sun Countv. to receive alcoholic liquors 1II der the s f 'an aCt to ameilnd si-c lion n14 of aii aIct to r'alate t ship I will I cows, most I have out at abou My but Plenty of ha n:anad hoveragesq, and to Penaltie; lr~ violation th'ereof, ap par1ed libhr'iry 21., 1917, further reg a I int I the issuIu ,I e o v f IperI-IIIts,.ap) proved tlt 11 \h day of February. 1Nis. a d fit I,. by way or a petition for nituanuson behalf of Singleton I1 r. t 11iuiia the judge of pro I' e 0.4 S6u161 r Comity to i lksie !"1' in I f) t transpiort in1to South ('aro nan th alo :1:jI( litllors specilled inl I h 1 d I :l s i1h w1s, 1)reSnt(IIed it) "Ill '!:o order~l refuingim thle perIit iohe .il of piobalte admtits the alle 66 iwL. c1 leled in the al1idar i . ill ; o!it ionr and diisthat all re rn of law uIldel Ilthe act have been eenipli5 d wi by1141( t ion r, .'it rel'Ised to issue h111 pernil for lit ' Mi a.t tle act i11 4lutestion is unl A .AF-'E Ti:ST. i'r I I e wvho 1re ill need o1 . velild fo r l(idn1ey troub11e1; and11 back .1ch4, it ;s a good plan to try I)oanl's Kidney I 'il Is. They are S1 6tongly reCOMIP('IIded bly laIttirens" peopki. \\. I'. Shealy, salesinn. 12; . \lain St., baitrenls, says: "fiy hai was in bad shape and it i9Irt Ie so hadly I could hardly gel unid. Vhen*1 I w\as advised to,I use I an's Kidney Pills. I did and ont.' boxt61ve tile t'eall ;elief." ( . V l T1.E %1. 1.8. le A ~ l \r 1h1ea ly slidI: "\l\'oer I have noliced nyi h t:H LII altacks of backavle froni stola i too i11n h, I have sed Doln'' Kidney v il anld they ha'tvv ee fa i'd ; o "ive Nle pr1olllt relilf. I k 6 1 1 :O in the hloISe all n' . P:i . ' ? '1 al dellersK. Don't sim p1 l1 a. forI a k i dn11 lem, ll edy-- el S I * ' Kidney Pill.--the same that .'Ir. Shef aly has ;wice publicly rec'(oml men,1ded1. oster-.\lilburn'l Co.,.-rp. Report 11 6Wlaurenls City J1111 Visit'd March -1, I 118, by Secetary .ohn.one and Assistant Secretary Iroyles, with Mayor-elect Babb. The Laurens city jail consists of four cells, each about 6 x 7 1-2 x 15 feet in size. The evlls open on a cor ridor running east and west, the cells facing norti. The en( cell on the wlst is used for a coal storage bin, llaving three for use. There were no risoners at the time of (tnr visit, but we were told 11111 as many as 16 peo Ide had beeln confined there at one ti ile. Tlhe cells are etiuipped with excel lent bunks, but they are dark and :11i1. Id h ly ventilation I h he froilt door. and trans1om . '"1 . 1 c l. To ad:i air- to th11e (or ri-ar it is neceSar to leavl' the re1ar of them fresh. HOT on hand some t' t cost and exper BUGC ~ges will arrive trness on hand. D.0 door opei, tius mlaking it easy for CoIfederates to Columitilcate with 1 ilSoitVers, Or evel to give tleni wea pIRs. Thie solid woodeni door shotild be stlippliited by barred iron doors. Th1e jail has one toilet, btt it is oin thle oo itI sidte of tile corridor froni lhe (ills and was out of .x and tlailed III) whent we visited the place. Wheln lie tiew col lty jail is built, we reconnendllil that arirangetients b" 10 1 t I llow ily prisoiiers' to be 1di' 'ited there, and do awity with the ,' vlar locki-tip now inl tse, Pend.. I lI sitch i'ientis, VC suggest th1,t thw cells he. tiloroul;1y scoured Iunrifliilg:.a1,. 1n)d I then whitewabed It the eiling, it make Iheit both clea111r aniid l ighltr. lIiscai all gutillis anal l s I SeS, uising blantkets antI SI raw licks, which may bw washid Itiien iltly. Giv etiath ne prisoler (-Ltaan b"akets, k e i t a supply washewd up. -lsi i tle rear of 1le cells is a ro*'n ii.a5 police heaithiliarters. In to this nwin, froinl the rear of each cell, tnt and ;ectarely bar a window. to almit o1 ross ventilation. Tliis wjill no on) vly improv0e health 'condi iols in lit .ail, but wi ll eiable the tolice and liremliien to liear conveIsa tilo s ill te eelIs. State l'mai of Clarities andI Cor rections, Albert S. .onoe ece tlaiy. 1h) Y ou Sleep Well!i To b., at hi.s best; a Inmn ruu1st have Soinid rereini sheip. Whlen wake til and reiless at nighl It is ll ilt condition nmr work mr bu1sincs. dur1 ing'. 1thv day Va kv IlneItss is oftenl causi b inuesionand conslip;a tion. is mlickly relie.ved by Chain blatiin Tidils. Try a dts ot liese I tableis and ,e.v lw muchi better you teel with a clear head and too d diges tio!n. * * ,* * **. *****e * * RAIWN Ni -;WS. Rabtinn, A 1)ri 8. -u ring the last Ithree days hreie coloretd, people have died, one Very old woman, one young woman and onIe young lman. Misses Alken and 'loore, ftie Ilen der5(tSonville teaniers, had the Imisfor tWie of badly burning Ieir hands last w'eek and will not leach school this week. Tle farllers are fearly rvady to Itlant cottoln seed. The. sitk i I us tonnanitia y ait. Sloal improvinrvi. FRE! ival of cows tod (SEA 1- f. velve o I en ises; on &~to suit JIES MN next Saturday, H.C Miss 1dia Owens spent last week with her sister, 'Mrs. Claude Wasson of Friendship. \liss Cora iiLague was the visitor 1 .\" Mks Alliic, Ilaldwin Tuesday. Mirs. If. iH. lalhon, and lrs. Sloan \ah o ll, visited Mr. and .\lls. John \\'uff of Shilloh svecion \\.edniesdaly. I \lr, lIwebca Owens spent several dly!s last week w\-ilh herl brothecr, .\ll.. ;4(loinlon .\ahaffey of EIdden Section, oill ilas been very sie'S:. .\irs. iFlorence laeagite, .\ISS Cora l d'eI' and brotlhers Were inl laurens Il'iday. shopping. \r. and \il*s. 1leln Owens of (.ray oilut. visited Mr. and ..\Mrs. T. If. Uanbb lPriday. .\lessrs T. P. Babb n111(1 Smith Afar in. .lMisses Aille and "Mary Dabb were s'hopjng in Iarens Saturday even ing. \Mr. and Al rs. ,a ngdon Brooks of 1iray Court, Spent S.u nday with .l r. and .\lrs. lion H abb. Miss Allivie Baldwin, .\lessrs. rel ton Roper and Prank Abercrombie, of !'iekory Taverin were visitors of .\liSS ('o;a 1,eag tie Sunday. 11,11 \T1 T11 U'SE T0 PiREVENT APPENDICITIS 1-n'ensva inople shlould. know Simple hu'll horn hi-1 ark, rvilypt-inle. etc., as in\d in .\dler-i-ka,..lshes the -- TI I.: howel trac I6 comletely tha1mI aIppldicifit is is / prevented. ONIE S l'))N 4'-1, .\<.i r-i-ka relieves ANY ' \S.ol' Sr sto a1. gas or consijla l ion he'anui it'reimUoves ALi, loul mat 'er whIii( cloged and)41 poisolled voul system. The INSTANT action sur ris'es lothIi doclors and patients. The l': reka Irhug Co. NATIVE OF01 CROSS 11 lii,1) IS. 11'. T. e1t.london Passes Away In Florbia If onme. .\Ir. .\\. T. .\cLendonl, whosei homle was forircuIv at Cross 11111, and who is well known to fite people of this Collilty, died a'1 his home in Alchua, wla., yedforday atiternoon. A 'lele graimu to this effect has been received by Dr. .J. 11. Owens, who is a near Iel alive of the deceased. Alr. Alf'\el(don was sixty years old. and has lived in Florida since le left his home at C'ross Iill thirty years ago. le married in Florida, and leaves a wile and three children. The body will be Shipped to Cross IHill tomorrow. and the ful no ;eal ser Viees will he hel( tomorrow afternoon. IHsilles his bereaved faimily . \r. Me Ilmlon leaves a large number oI'' f'riinlds and acquaillntances in this Iltilly who were leIlly affe' dit by ti ivws f his dealh.- 1 1ir 1e .vmnhd in 3Hl'A ay--Wednesday 4DU fresh mules anm anybody. IDH RA both rubber an< QUN After Easter Comes Housecleaning Determine now what Carp ts, Rugs, LinenBlinds, Lace Curtains, Draperie , Covers, ete., you will want cleansed, freshene and r ished by our superior methods. REMEMBER &OTERS" "Is Always Safest and Best" Cumberland, Md. O W E N BROS. MARBLE & GRANITE CO. DESIGN l. MANUF C- !ERlS Dpeaicp/ 1 everything for the cerne terfl. The largest nd best equipped mon umental mills in the Carolinas. GREENWOOD, . - S. C. RALEIGH, - - - N. C. WANTED TO BUY BAGS All Kinds of S cond Hand B s Such as those ihat Ave been used for corn, oats,/ rwfo cotton seed meal, chicken feed, etc. Will buy fertilizer sacks if they are washed and in good condition. Laurens Gin & Fuel Co. IRRIVA . This is a very fine lot of 'LES I horses that I am closing LNESS I steel tire, open and top. At Martin's 'TS Stable