The Laurens advertiser., February 03, 1909, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

About The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973

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REPORTORIALS
Mr. John W. Beeka of the Brew< rtou
section was in the city ono tiny laut
week with u wagon load of canned
domestic frulta nnd vegetablca ror
which he found a ready sale. Mr.
Heeks has boon oporotlng a small
canning plant out at hlu hoini for
several years, and he dlsposoa oi
products advantageously each sea on
lto should have numoroti i compi iltoi
throughout the country.
lluylng land is the safes, tux t
inont one can make. One 01 the
oncouraging signs of the times I
fuel that many young men are pur
chasing farms and homes. The ll<
portor knows of a c< rtaln young man,
a native of tho county who now ri -id
es in a neighboring city, who dnc<
reaching bit majority, ami he i- i ol
yi t thirty. hull bought and paid for
$6,000 worth of rool estate In Laut ...
county?three nice farms
Another farmer friend ?..: Iho iteport
cr who always bus something i ) sell
?fresh vegetables, mich hi - li'h'lpa
Cabbages and . ? istot e; eggS il
lor, and it variety <<> frail i, i Mr. J.
Wess Donnuti oi ti- T> le ivlll c ? in
plains have an unsurpassed iVputa
t.toii. Last season he sold npproxl
hue Udring i. a ?Vinter uu ; i ..j.,, ??.;.
son long Btretcltes may bo encounter
ed which ate almost Impassable. The
supervisor douhtlesi doe vor;
bent be can in repair woi! but tlv
present road-working F'.ystem la ad
mtttedly dcf< ctlvo u I had tpiate.
More money i- needed. How
it he raised? \ good road organi
sation in Laufens lint been
perfected in Spal'li M Inn - ?' i-' o
inoi 0 an enterprise or. rather i or
Izo one wBh n largely Increased capi
tal stock in whlcli all would t ? !. m
holdors oh a I. etile with
certainty of more
Notice t?> Teachers ami I rush ? -.
My ?fflco will bo
Saturdays and :'.
license ioh
PEDDLERS,
.State oi South Cnrol ...
County f,i !,au
By Virtue of an Act of tin Cien
Assembly of tin Staff
Una, therefor pro" Id inn
Hoard of Coinml ?loh ? ;. i
County. State ifoi ?
tho following Licet ? .
by hawkors and i
nesS in said Coum for
the year \. D. l'Xdl
For Pool Pi ''..
for Paddeln In one-h*
ty Dollars; i- sddb
wngon, .Sixty Uollura
Stoves and Hanges il ?? :..
Sixty Holla., and iv.- ? ?:? li
wagon Forty Bulla Peddle
Clocks, for the fit t .vagi n ...
Dollars; Peddlers of i igl
for the first wogen '! .??.:.? <?,.
and for each additional
Dollar.-;: Peddlers i i it ...
foot Ton Dollars : i 'eddlei
ncleH in vehicle ri:?<.;i Doilai . i
?
itrst wagon Fifty Doliu
each additional wag ... Thil'
lOrSj Poddlors of Pianos or ?rg
for each one horse wagon liiighty
litrs, and for each two i,o,. ? wa
One hundred and 1 wont ,? Doll
?
Clork of Oourl and to be ol :'?
Until the 31st day of
1000, as provided by I -.
Done In regain ? nil .ml (oi
La r. ret is. 8. c. tills 7th duy of
. ? ? .
Admlnisi: si
dun. 13, ll)0
LICENSE POR TH *. I:'P1( ; , sK| p
COTTON AND PNPAt UEB ? l> I
i oi Ton.
Stato o: Sou:ii Carolina,
County of [?aureus,
Pursuant to an Act of the General
Assembly of the state of ioni Caro
lina, approved tho i8th tiuj of lVti ??
?ry, A. D. 1005, providin U?e| Dfoi
the County Board i I Commissioners'
for Lauren County, in the Stale afore
said, here ., fix : ? ; ?:.<? :- -j
in Seed Cotton II
Cotton within tho Iii ills i'l
ty during (ho pei lot! hi Inn
ust 16tli and ending December 201 ti of
the year WOO, In the nun of Two "-iii
di'Od and Fifty \ lolli ??? , ?? ,
All licenses to ? lied bV
of Court of sain < , , , .
by law.
Done at. Lauren . ft, I , lar
annual session this 7th day ol Jan
uary, A. D. 1909
Attest: II. B. HUM DICKT
MKSSKK BABH. Co Slipt n i lor
2-r-it. Co. clerk.
The Jewish population <, , . , ,,
tod States in IMS was a'
In 1908 It is estimated at
000.
NOTICE
-OK ?
COUNTY TREASURER.
The Books of the County Treasure
will b< open Cor the collection of State
. and COUUUUtutton Road Tuxes
fur flaci l year, l?oS. nt the TreasurerV.
Otllee from Oct. 10th, to December
i i |?jo8. uter December 3ist one
ni will be added; alter January
I ..(. per cent, will be added; and
ufter February 28th. seven per cent,
will be added till the 10th day of
when tho Books will closo.
on owning property In
than ono township are requested
0 cull for receipts In each of the scv
i.'l townships in which the property
1 located. Tili? is important, as
additional cost and penalty may be
attached.
i! able-bodied mate citizens, be
i im th ugea of and years af
are liable to pay a poll tax of
vj ,< ? i>xcept old soldiers who are ox
empl at &0 years of age. Comtnuta
l Tax ? 1,00 In lieu of road
Bead Tir.: to be paid by the
I : \ ol .lurch, 1009. Other taxes
pa : ; ? tho lilllO slated above.
I>r mi] i tttlontlon will be given
who wish to pay their Taxes
roilg! ll;? mail by check, money
order, etc.
Hi tiding in lists of names to
<en off i re requested lo foi'Wutd
i liiirly always giving their town
? ? Ti easurer Is very busy
luri tho rnontl of December,
? i lux 1>rvy is as follows:
Tu: . GVfc nillls.
. .arj County Tax .... 'i*A mills.
? itnidroad Tax .... l Vi mills.
Bond Tax . I Vi mills.
? ioiinl School Tax 3 rullls.
. 1 ? mess . 1V6 mills.
Total . 10 mills.
Speclul Schools.
i .niirt Iih Township.
Lint i ons No. i! . ti mills.
Trinlty-llldge No. l . i mills.
Maddt ns No. 2 . 2 mills.
Narnie No. . 2 mills.
Bailey's No. l . 2 mills.
dills No. 6 . mills.
On Orovo No. u . 2 mills.
Votings Township.
Yo mgs No. 2 . ;t mills.
Fountain Inn No. ab .... 10 mills.
intord No. 10 . 2^ mills
Or i No. i_' . ? mill*.
Disks Township.
1 ? ? n Bond No. i . :t mills.
^hlloli No. 3 . 2 mills.
v t ? nrt-OwlngH No. r>. ;! mills
.. di lo No. i> . 2 miils.
Sullivan Township.
ucton No. l . ;? mills.
Tumbling Shoals No. C .. 21/, mills.
? wortOii No. 7 . :{ mills.
~: iilB in Townsl Ip Railroad
Bonds . ? mills
Waterloo Township.
Waterloo No. 15 . 2 mills.
?B fl ilh gher No. 1 . 3 mills.
hem No. . 2 mills.
:kom No. 3 . mills.
Mt. i leasant No. ?> . -* mills.
Cross Hill Township.
' Hill No. 18 . mills
Hill 8. F. 2% millr.
Hill N6. 1, 2, 3. 4
iiifcl School . s4 mills.
Hunter Township.
No. ?* . ;', mills.
?-? No. 10 . 2V4 mills.
.1, D. MOCK,
County Treasurer,
ober 8. 190S- -td.
a.>me Bargains in
Real Estate.
me nouso and lot in Sullivan St.,
i r om house and the lot alone
K about one acre is almost
i*th the money. Prico $1,600.00.
cottage on Garlington Street.
$1,450.00.
"mo nice building lots on tlie edge
town, iix acres for only $1,000.00
me bargains in nice building lots
. <mall .'arms, suitable for truck
... List beyond tho W.itts Mill, see
U< lit these.
? ( '. so have *vme nioe l?rm* on our
. .See js if you want to buy or sell
il ? ?t?te.
The
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6..
aurens
Trust Comp'y
II. A. McLEOD, Mgr. Peal Estate
Dopnrtmont,
OfTico in Todd Building,
ri\ \h DISCflAIKJK
: otlCO that on the J.'uh day of
Februnry, 1909, 1 will render a final
nt of my nets and doings as ad
ministrator of the estate of O, W.
iko, deceased, In the ofllco of tho
tg? Of Probate of I.aurens county,
I I! o'clock, a. m., and on the same
will apply for a final discharge
trust QS administrator.
on>, indebted to Hiild estate
notified and required to make pay
in al Oil that date; und nil persons
clnlins against said estate will
Old thorn Oll or before said date,
? proven, or be forever barred.
J. N. Leak,
Jan. 13, 1909.?1 mo. Kxeeutor.
It Is aid that Kmporor William of
? la; !iy hau always been careful that
iho ancestral cradle of the Hohenzol
lerns should be used for each Infant
inembei of the family in succession.
Phia cradle Is over two centuries old,
and is of curiously carved black oak.
'< Is supposed to protect the baby who
h in it from convulsions nnd
other childish ailments.
THE NEW YEARS ARRIVAL jj
means new opportunities to S
everyone to make now selec- H
tions of new goods at Den- j$
netts. With increased laci- M
Slilies for proeming the high- K
est grades of staple and fan- |
m cy groceries, we are belter
? prepared than ever before t<?
w extrnd a wni in v. 1 ? ?ine to
^ Your to servo,
11J. S.BENNETT}
Going' Fast
Post Cards $1.00 per
Dozen 4 for 50 cts.
Beautiful line of New
Mounting-s to arrive this
week some as cheap as one
dollar a dozen.
We Lead
In both Price and Qualet)
RIOTURB
FRAMES
Any size, any style, any price,
NICHOLS* STUDIO
CKristma
We have a few pieces oj the
choicest Christmas Goods that
will be sold now at an
Amazing
Sacrifice
Come now and see these hui
gains. Cost is not considered;
must be sold.
Posey's
Ml. CLIFTON JONES
Dentist
Office in Simmons Building
Phon?: Oflice No. $<i; Residence
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Cure? cold*. Croun nnU Whoooltfct couph.
CHARLESTON AND WESTERN CARO
LINA RAiLKOAU.
Arrival and Departure oi Trains, Laureue,
South Carolina.
EFFECTIVE JUNE IG, 190S.
\vl:;t bound.
No. 1. Leave Augusta.10:10 am
No. 1. Leave Lauren*. 2:^2 p in i
No. 1. Arrive Spurtanbui'g.. 1:05 p
No. 5. Leave Greenwood.... G:60 a m
No. 5. Leave Laurens. 7:55 a in
No. 5. Arrive Spartnnburg.. 9.80 n ni
No. 53. Leave Greenville.12:20 p tn
No. 53. Arrive Lauren.-;. 1:45 p in
No. 80. Leave Greenville .... 4:30 p in
No.*86. Arrive Laurens. 0:25 p in
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2. Leave Sparlanburg . .12:20 p m
No. 2. Leave Laurens. p m
No. 2. Arrive Augusta. 6:15 p tm
No. 0. Leave Spartunburg ... 5:00 p i
No. G. Leave Laurens. 6:30 p m
No. 6. Arrive Greenwood ... 7:60 ni
No.*ST. Leave I.aureus. 8:10 a 111
No.*S7. Arrive Greenville... .10:20 a in
No. 52. Leave Laurens. 2:-v"? p in
No. 62. Arrive Greenville ... 1:00 p ni
Trains *86 and *87 daily except Sunday.
Tri-weekly through Pullman Parlor
Car service between Auguata and Ashe
vilie oh truing Nos. 1 and 2; North
I tound, T uesday?, Sat urdays; Southbound
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
C. M. CASQUE, Agent,
Laurens, S. C.
G. T. BRYAN, Gen. .Vrt.,
Greenville, s. C.
A.W, ANDERSON, Gen. Supt.
ERNEST WILLIAMS, G.P.A.,
Augusta, Ga.
I KILLtkecough1
Sand CURE the LUMCSj
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BaXJARANTEED ?&TIfiF \QTOr5i
fl OX* i;>)nev 1\ Tri7V.-r.f- I:
Simpson, Cooper ck Babb,
Attorneys at Law.
Will practice in all State Courts,
prompt attention given to all business
Dr.3i?.^Q,'s New LSfeP&l&s
The beit; In *'ic world*
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Do You B m!
If you are -i customer ? f tbi
Biotiey is n<>t only saf? from 1'
cutout or burglary, 1 (it you.
bank is W?rth t grea deal to
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The Bank for Your Savings.
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V" ire located i i Green\v#o I to manufacture
and sell Marble and Granite Monuments, and all
kinds of cemetery work. It will be to your inter
est to seems before placing your order.
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Owen BrotKers
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The Life of firs. C. f:. Orccn of Boston Saved oy
Bloodine.
Head what Mrs. Green says:?"1 wish to write you to lot
you know that' Hloodino' has saved my lite :md cured mo
from a long standing fonv.de weakness, from which the leading
Boston physicians said ( could never recover. I find fur
womb affections, periodical suff< tings and the general lassitude
resulting, will quickly disappear aft r a few doses of* III ? ? d
ine.' It has really dono in re I r m i than I could express i i a
letter ati'l I can i i oh in< ml it to i ! women .suffering fiom
female diseases, ["oodmc <-> : '? ??; a hot tic. Bloodine
Ointment ti.x?..< ftchli ? and Bleeding ; des; COc a box. Sold
On a Ootdth ,; mi.'.:.an.
c? or
i will positively
a Oil 11 'LLirLs? v sl? '-:
on
And make terms to suit ?. ?. . ligli-gi-ade Pianos, prize
winners at all of th< ions lo nol haul pianos
around, peddle the n, ai ive them on trial, My
companies are reliable anil are able to
Make Good Every Piano.
This peddling or' Pianos is very expensive and the purchaser pays the expense
every time. It is strange that sensible people will buy that way.
Don't you know if you have a Piano ordered direct
from the factory, it can be sold on a
shorter profit? It's injurious to
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BA1H C& 6 MX. A M Ci in k
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a &1 H M
About. It loosens them and in a short time the\ will b< "broi u
can't do better anywhei \ 1 can sell NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS
m to SS75Q
1 can show you many makes of PI
prices and aatifactory I ? 'mi
r Pianos, a
The Piano Man.