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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-11-07
Essay,

Written and read by j. d. Mahon
a blind young man, before the
Union Meeting at Beulah Church
DUTY.
To feel a sense Of duty is to have
n consciousness Of the Supreme
Being and to acknowledge our OBJ
ligationsSS serve and obey him.
Duty itself is the absolute obliga-
ton to render what is due tn our
selves, our fellow man and to Goo,
or when we consider our personal
ity in all it's social, civil and relig-
i0us relations, duty is simply what
is due to ones self for its mental,
physical and spiritual evolution and
development. Then is our duty
the broadcast and noblest develop
m"ut. Is our highest duty.
Our duties in the concrete sense
lie in various directions. Our
characters will always show
whether we have observed the
nob!er or more paltry concerns Of
life. 1t is a common error to sup
pose that duty and interest are
opposed 10 one another. a man
has not 1t single duty which does
not fully accord with his real in
tercst. Not n interest, great or
small which Il be advanced by
visitation or neglect OF duty.
a beautiful mind, q noble DISPOSE
ton, a christian soul each is a
gr0wth,a development, the result
Of laty performed. Every Flemish
Of body, mind or soul tells of duty
sighted, Il principal Of right living
Violated, perhaps a trivial matter
neglected. Even in the christian
sphere whore grace and faith fills
SO large space, we are told, plainly
told, that without work these are
dead. All u troubles, d~istres3es,
Affections, griefS and disnppoint-
ments, no matter how great they
may seem, weld to this one heav-
cnly balm. Young christian friend,
nothing else can ever bridge for US
the trials and difficulties over
which we are TO pass. Let us then
with confidence look to this for
our future success. Our duties may
at times seem tho!ns, hut let us be
faithful to the end. Thing3 are not
what they seem; the thOrns that
pierce the good mans weary feet
shall he changed into palms Of vic
tory, the rough unsightly pebbles
over which he plods up the path of
duty, shall ere long flash with dia-
mpnd spsendor in his crown of re-
joicing. Let us remember every
duty done confers eternal mobility.
every neglect, each violation Of
duty leaves a staiu which onlv di-
vine blood can cleanse, lcaNu IS a
deformiiy only Gods hand can re-
move.
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FOUL AssAS9NATloNH
j.. ID nairston MurdGTJda5~iis Sup.
per Fable

Mr.. J. Dnrroh H,irStUn wa" fouily as
saSSiuatuN at his homo near Gol willie
Friday nigi;t. IIo was at supper with
his wife whnn from the darn uoaS with
ont somo tiend fired through an open
door a load OF SlugS into his side. He
died after an hour. The perpctratOr of
the crime was not recognized and es-
caped.
The pooplo of the Galdvillo neighbour
hood are Of course greatly outraged and
shocked at the dreadful affair. Mr..
Hairston was II law abiding, useful ciLi-
Zen who attended to his own affairs and
mOlested no ono and it is difficult to con-
ceiYe why he should have met with a
death so cruel.
1t will DO remembered that George
Bowers and Wade Cannon, negroes, were
tried in July and hanged in September
for arson while n third negro is now in
Jail under sentence OF death Tor the
same crime. In the ~latter's case an APP
poal is pending. II was Mr.. Hairston's
dwelling that they confessed to have
burned and Mr.. Hairston was the prose-
cutor and one OF the principal witnesses
at tho trial. 1t is conjCcturod that re-
vonge for his part in this trial may have
inspired his murder.
Ono OF two negroes have been arrested
on suspicion OF participation in 1ho as
sassination but they ave boon released.
1t is said that thoro is circumStantial
evidence pointing to II or two persons
as tho criminals aud arrests may occur
in O day or Two.
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Sulcsday.

In spite OF torrents of rain n largo
crowd was III the city. The bidding at
the sales was lively aId very good prices
wore realized.
Clerk Wharton sold rs ioiisws: In
Stoddard vs.. Hill, 100 acres to w. l.. and
X. l.. Gray Tor S532.50. Caiuo vs.. Grant,
231& acres to- Il. Nj. Caine Tor $50. Stod-
ddrd VS.. taspary 2G5 acres for $1,000 to
Isl, 500 to Geo! y. NORWOOD. "' '"'''h'
Sheriff McCravy sid the Burnside
house and lot in this city to w. II. Mar
TIN for $3.50. In the case OF Wilcutt VS..
VS.. Grow, Ill acres, $l0A. FarrUw W..
tarrow, l9j acres 20 w. III. Workman for
$500. Oil IL Fertilizer Co. VS.. Anderson,
limo Kiln property for $36 to l.. c. Crisp.
Judge Clardy sold tho j. ID. Cheek
home pace for $3.50 to Mrs. Cnrrio Mad
den and tho Simpson place, lGl acres,
belonging 10 tho same estate q, ID.
Check } for SIPS,
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Business Notices.


We arsk any church who need pulpit
sctS, lamps carpcting, etc. to get our
prices. We make a Speciality Of same.
Wilkes & Co.
d.. Posey would feel better if those
some money and thou he could pay
those he owes some.
Our shoe trade has been good. a
big stock and low prices arc doiny the
work for Us. Simmons Bros.
ID? you wear shoes? If so, go at once
TO tho Iaurons Cash Co. and secure
some Oft bargains, at which they arc
CLOSING out their entire stock of shoes.
For the best assortment of millinery
goods see our line. Simmons Bros.
Nico candies, toilet and laundry SOAP
ana bluc stone at Dr.. Posoy's Drugstore.
Glenn Springs wateris Il tried cure for
All troubles arisiug from kidney, liver or
blood diseases. For salo by Kennedy
Bros.
Carpoting, oil cloth, rugs, upholstery
goods fringe, gimps and lacks. Wilkes
~ Co.
The Llurcns Cash CO. are cleaning out
their entire stock Of shoes at greatly re-
durool prices. Go at once and secure
some ofthe big bargains.
70 RENT-One small two-room house.
w. w. BALL.
$l4.05 for an oak suit furniture. Only
arrived Saturday. Como quick or we
will DO out. Wilkes & Co.
Big stock shoes II be closed out in tho
next 80 days ut tho Laurens Cash Co. Go
AZ once and secure some OF tho big bar
gains.
II You contemplate buying q stove,
we en- show YOU 1lo to select from.
i,eaiors, gratos, and cooking stoves.
Wilkes Il Co.
For mems hats come to Us. The now
rsi blocks ana tho lowest prices. Sim
mons Bros.
VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver trouble when Glenn Springs
wnter will cure you. You can got il at
Kennedy Bros.
y tull line of clothing and our prices
are as low as thoy can be figured. Sim
mons Bros.
GlNNn Sprinet' water will cure rhcu-
m%tl"'n. forslle by Kennedy Bros.
Tn" largest dress goods stock in Lou-
renS and tho trade say ouv prices arn
tho lowest. SIM mons Bros.
Glenn Springs water IS kept in cas- s
u on drauGht Icy Kennedy Bros.
We have led, 90 and Will load tho dry
goods trad of LIurHuS i'll large stock
and close prices will Go it. Simmons
Bros.
Glcnn Springs water is specially good
for NJ! kidney and bladder troubles. II
WEI ENJOY tone from the bladder III II
G:'ntlr aHd speedy manner. For sale by
Kennedy Bros.
We have too many cloaks and in order
to move them we will make special
prices. simmons Bros.
II you arc suffering from headache,
loss al appetite ANA weakness, try q ease
oi G.cUn Springs water and YOU Will feel
he.tor. For sale by Kennedy Bros.
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late knowledge ABOUT Your Neigh
bors.
Mr. >. w. Vance has gone to the fair.
DIR. Allan B~arllsdale carried down a
fine lot OF poultry.
MISS White, of Sumter, is visiting Mr..
'' III. Suiliyan's family.
Mrs Sallie p. Richardson, visited in
Clinton last week..
MIR. j. G.. Browns two racers are al
ready In Columbia in charge Of MIR.
DAILY.
Mr.. Harvey Simpson and family Of
Glenn SPRING., are visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. ID. Il. Ballew has returned from
aNisit TO her relatives in Jackson, Miss.
She Is accompanied hoe by her sister,
Mrs. Mary Winslow.
Mr.. Neno wilson and Miss Nannio
Leak, both of Laurens county, were mar.
ried on Sunday evening by Rev. B. f.
Garrett at his residence.
Mrs. Corrie Rivers, Miss Sallie Rivers
Capt. w. M. McCaslan, Miss Marie Nc
GaSian, Miss Idle Irby, DIR. Aiken, and
w. w. Ball, visited Clinton during the
week.
NrKINs-SIMPsoN- BY Rov. S. IL.
Nin.morman, ut tho homo of tho brides
father, Oct, 18th, DIR. w. w. Watkins
and Miss Maggie Simpson, daughter of
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Synod at Clinton.
S)uth CaroIin, Sv,od

south Carolina Synod of the Pres
SPyterian church mot in Clinton last
week and was in session four days.
There was a large attendance of dole
gatas. Rev. a. G.. Wardlaw and DIR.
Thomas Mccoy represented the Laurcns
church.
Tho event of the session. was tho ia.
nous Sadie Means case winch resulted
IN @ victory for tho young lady, who had
appealed from tho South Carolina Pres
bytery. She had boen accommodated
from the Second Church of Columbia for.
Sabbath breaking, her employment hav-
ing mado 1t Unnecessary for her to work i'm
the telephone exchange two hours on
Sundays. She is to have q new trial or
be granted Il letter of dismissal from he
church.
Tho Clinton pooplo entertained he
visiting Pfosbyterians royalty.
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An OUcr for Cash.

beginning with tho first Of next Janu-
ary tho ADVERTISER Will cost ono dollar
and a half Il yoar, but any old subscri-
Dor paying ELL his arrears and ono dollar
viii receive tho paper until the first day
OF January, 1893.
Any new subscriber paying one dollar
while his offer remains standing will
receive the paper until the first day OF
January, 1895.
Ifyonr SUBSCRIPTION is paid up to tho
first day of last May for Instance, ana
you pay up to October 9th, and ono dol
lar you will obtain a receipt ontitling
you to tho paper during no whole of
OF next year. -,
This offer is only temporary. 1t viii
probably continue for a TOW weeks. Next
year will be election year and you Will
want a newspaper. BY paying N dol
lar now you get the paper not only Tor
tho year but for the ton weeks between
this and january LIST. besldos. oct. ~ Ut
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Low Rates 10 the EXPOSITION.

The Commissioner Of the Southern
Railway has authorized the following
low rates to the Augusta Exposition and
Georgia State Fair, to be held in Angus
ia, November 14th TO December 18th:
Two days III each week the rate will
be IL cent per mile, and the remaining
days one fare for the round trip. These
rates to continue in effect during the
Exposition. The p. II. & W.. G.. Rail-
way will operate doublc.daily trains on
fast and convenient schedules to enable
the people OF South Carolina and Geor-
gia to witness this greatest exposition OF
the mechanical and agricultural re-
sources of the Southern country.
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IS YOUR FAMILY SAFE?
Husbands Motto Well the Lessons of
this letter.
POWER, S. c., Nov. 2, 1898.

POWER, S. c., Nov. ., 1898.
Mr.. $. w. Vance, Agt. Now York Lilo
Insurance Co., Laurcna, s.. G.
DEAR SIR:--Pormit me through you to
thank tho Now York Iifo Insurance
Company for its prompt payment of
policy No. 40S37G on tho life of my late
husband, Lewis ID. Power. The face of he
policy was for $1,000 and was written
with a guaranteed return of tho pre-
miuins paid in event Of death which in
this instance amounted to $li6.3f, max
ing total amount paid by tho company
$l1I6.3i.
recommend tho Now York Life, and
think every husband should tako irsu-
rance for tho protection Of his household.
Worry respectfully,
EVE $. POWER.
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SHERlFF'S SALES
FOR 1904.
Is, I. Rambo, Plaintiff, against,
Martha T.. Taylor, ct al.

BY virtue of 4 decree in the above
stated case, l will sell at Laurens
Q. III. s. c., on salesday in Decem-
Der next, the 4th day of the month,
during the legal hours for such
sales in front Of the Court House
door--all that tract or parcel of
land situated in L%aurcns County,
State aforesaid, containing Seventy
Acres, mor or less, bounded by
lands of Nj. S, Bailey, Fannie Tenn
plcton and other lands OF Il. Il.
Rambo.
Tcrms:-Onc.half Of the pur-
chase money o be paid in cash,
and the balance on a credit of
twelve months with interest from
tine day Of sale, TO be secured by
the bond Of the purchaser, and "A
mortgage Of the premises with
leave to the purchaser 10 pay the
entire bid in cash. The purchaser
to pay for the papers. If the pur-
chaser fails TO comply with the
terms of sale the property will be
rcsold at his risk on the same or
some subsequent salesdav.
GEO. 5. McCRAVH,
Nov. t, 50 Sheriff l.. G..
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TcnC hers Association.

The mcmboIs OF tho CoiOrCd Teachers
Association OF Laurcns county, arc here
by notified that tho next meeting of tho
Association will at Poplar
Springs church on Friday boGoro the
third Sunday in NOV. noNt at 10 a. NJ.
being tho i7th dly of tho month. We
ask for a full attendance OF the mombers.
Respectfully,
NJ. a. CUNNINdHAM,
Pres, l., C.. II, A..
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10 the Public Generally.

Take due notice OF this fact, tho FREQ
and Unlimited Coinage of Silver has
been refused 10y this Government, but
they have not yet undertaken to prevent
tho FREQ and unlimited coinage Of Sash.
Doors, Rlinds,Shlnglcs and gcnoral build
ing material ut tho mints of IL. IL. Gray,
Laurens, s.. G.. 50 call and got what you
need to build with at III. II. Gray's.
Oct OLE
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An Important Note.

DEAR Su:-Tho writor hasn't Your
nam in mind just at this moment but if
o are at all in rroar please call in
and settle. Tho ADVERTISER has large
obligations to meet within the next few
days and wo hope that all of our subscri-
bers will mako tia point to pay if not
all at least a part of what is due tho
paper. Yours truly,
Oct. 2l-tf THE ADVERTISER.
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Local Advertisements.

have secured the exclusive right of
tho use OF the celebrated Aniesthetic
EUREKA, which is a Brazilian propa-
ration guaranteed to contain no dole
terious matter and to extract all toeth
absolutely without pain. "Tis indood a
boon to mankind. GIVE mo o call and
DO conyincod as to the satisfactory ma
ture OF my work.
P.B. Common,
Aug. 10, 90. limo. Dentist.
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OF SOUru CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LAURENS.
COURT or C'oMMoN PLEAS.

Moses {. Cox IS Administrator Of
inc. y. Mii'rr, deed, vs.. Jacob G.
Miller, ct ~.
Pursuant 20 tho decree Of tho
Court in the above stated action, 1,
will sell to the highest bidder at
public cutlery st i.aurons Court
House South Carolina, ON saIcSday
IN December, 1893, during the
legal hours Of sale, all that tract Of
land situate in Laurrus county in
said state bounded by lands Of II.
T.. Galrott, Robert Suttic ana
others, know;r rs the John ID, Mil
Ter home place, containing rs acres
more or less. Terms, cash; pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
JNO. NJ. CLARDY,
NOV. I, Jo--it j. p. il. c..
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LAURENS COUNTY,
N. u. Dial, ct al, Plaintiff, against,
M. IL. Riddle, ct al, Defendants.

ih' loluuic, et i'll, DClcnuantS
Pursuant to the decree of the
Court in the above stated case, |
will sell at public cutlery to highest
bidder, at Laurens Court House,
South Carolina, on Suleday in De-
ccmber, 1898, during the legal
hours of sale, all that lot, piece or
parcel Of land situated in the town
OF Laurens, South Carolina, con-
tanning One acre, moro or less,
bounded on Tie north by lands of
&. l.. q S. Railroad, on the south by
street, on the west by Sullivan
street.
Terms: One-half cash, with leave
to purchase to pay his entire bid in
cash. If the terms of the sale are
no! complied with the land may be
rcSOld ON the same or some subsc-
qucnt Salcsday without further or
der Of the Court. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
GEO. S.
NOV. 3, 90. Sheriff l.. 6.
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JAS. f.. WILSON.
DENTIST.

In office at IIonca Path, S. c.,
every day except Friday, when |
will be in Office at Williamson,
S. G..
Nitrous Oxide Gas and Odon-
tunder administered for painless
extraction of teeth.
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NOTICE
TO TAX PAYER2!
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
LAURENs, G.. H., 5. G., !
Sept. 18th, 1898.

The Books for the collection Of state
and County Taxes for the fiscal year
commencing November Isl, 1892, will bo
open from Monday, October 10th, 1898,
to December 30th, 1898. For the con
vcnience OF Tax Payers | will attend the
following places OH The days designated
for the collection of the same, viz:
Parsons Store, November Sd.
loung's Store, November 18th, morn
ing.
Pleasant Mound, No""mber ith, eve
ming.
Office, November stu to Decc"'Ncr3 Oth,
1898, after which tho Penalty will be :.
tached.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LAURENs COUNTY.

n. B. Dial, Plaintiff, against, w. r.
Crews and j. ~, Crews, Dcfcnt-
ants.
Persuant to a decree il The above
stated case, | will sell on aulcsday
in December next at Laurcns G. H.,
during the legal hours.for sale, the
western half Of all that lot, piccc
or parcel Of land, situate, lying and
being within the town LaurcnS con-
tanning onC-half acre more or less
bounded on the north by landa
formerly belonging to Addison Sui
liYan,on the East by Sullivan street,
on the South by lands Of Martha
NJ. Babh, on the West hy Harper
Street. Terms cash. Purchaser TO
pay for papers. If terms Of sale are
not complied with said land will
be rcsold on same or some suisse
qucnt salcaiay at risk of former
purchaser.
GEORGE S. McCEANN,
Nov. 6, lS03--lt 8. j.. G,
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school District Divisions ScuMlctown
TnWnShiD.

TOWNSHIP.
y meeting of the trustees OF Scunlo.
town, was held in my Office or Saturday
9TH inst, To divide LEo Township into
SchOo diStricts. The township was
only entitled to -four school districts as
follows. No. | commences NJ Puckctts
Ford along the linoot Jack township to
Latrcns cornor thence along Laurcns
line to Duncan Crock thence down Dun
can creek to PuckctVs iSrd, starting
point. "
No.2 from Puckotps Ford along Jacks
township limo to Enorco River up tho
rivetto the Stewart Branch to Rothany
Church Spring, thence To whore GilG-
land Branch runs into Duncan Creek.
No. from GillOland Branch up Dun
can Crock TO tho mouth of Mrs. r.. G..
Titles spring branch, thcnco u straight
limo TO Dan Sarborough's mill, thence
down tho river to mouth of Stewards
Branch.
No. 4 from No. No. 3 to Ora School
District lines.
THoS, j. DUCKETT,
NOV. q, 032t s.. u. l.. O., s.. g..
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Castoria is truly q marvelou s
thing foc children. Doctors pro.
cribe it, medical journals recon-
mend it and more than q million
mothers are using it in place of
PIrcgoric, Batcmau's Drops, So
called Soothing syrups and other
narcotic and stupcfying remedies.
Cast0ria is the quickest thing to
regulate the stomach and bowels
and give healthy sleep the world
has ever seen. 1t is pleasant to the
taste and absolutely harmless. 1t
relieves constipation, quicts pain,
diarrh~a and wind collie, allays
fevcrishness, destroys worms, and
prevents commissions, soothcs the
child and gives it refreshing and
natural sleep. Castorln is the chill
dren's panacca-the mothers
friend.
Castoria is put up n one size hot
Ties only. 1t is not sold in bulk.
Don't allow any one IL sell YOU
anything on the plea or promise
that it is "just as good" and "will
answer every purpose" See that
you get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
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Craig 6 WInters and spIendid weIIs

Craig 81 Winters and Splendid Wells.
1t costs a deal OF money to have a well
dug but q borod we'll with terra Gotta
curbing is just as good as a dug ono.
Messrs. Craig and Winters are readyt to
boro welisfor the public on most roas-
onaDle terms and being entirely respon-
slDic gentlemen thor guarantee OF salis-
factlon tx worth something, in fact an
assurance of plenty CT cold water. 1t
would DO Il good idea for all person, who
want wells to consult with Mr.. Winters
at once. Their card appears in another
column.
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n at Clinton.

Mrs. Fannie Watts, wife OF Mr.. w. ID.
Watts, died about ten days ago.
Mrs. Young, widow of the late Mr.. II.
N. y. Young also diei recently.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Lau-
rens, 5. c., unclaimed, for the week end.
ing October %, 1893:
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~ - is on
: NMAMl%x x s,sg

English SPAWN Linimcnt removes
all Hard, Soft or Callouscd Lumps
and Blemishcs from horses, Blood
Spavins, Curb, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring-Bone, Stiles, Sprains, ali
Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save
500 by use Of one bottle. Warrant
ed tho most wonderful BIcmish
Cure ever known. Sold by III. u.
Burdcttc IL Go. Druggist, L%Nurens,
G. III. S. G..
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COU&TT OF LAURENs.
" ;'nT-pT nH Dnnp,ur,

IL COURT o" PROBATE.
g. w. Duval as Administrator of
the Estate of Josiah Lcakc, de-
ceased, PLAINTIFF against S. O..
Lcakc, ct. al. Complaint to sch
land 20 pay debts.
Creditors Of Josiah Lcakc, deed,
are hereby notified and required to
present and establish their claims
before nc at Il Court Of Reference
to be held by me in the above stated
case III my Office on Monday, the
Goth day OF November, at 10
o'clock, a. NJ.
J. Nj. CLARDT,
]. =. l.. G.
oct. 50, r&93-3'.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LAURENS.
Court Of Common Pleas.

Copy Summons for Relief.
Is. ii. league and Albert a. GAR
lington as executors Of the will
OF Narcissa NJ. Darlington de-
ceased plaintiffs against l.. G..
league and II. f.. league Defen-
dants
TO the Defendants l.. G. league and
r.. Il. league
You T. hereby summoned and
required to answer tho complaint
in this action, Of which n COPY is
herewith served upon you, and to
serve q copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers
at This Office in the city of Aiken
). g. within twenty days after tho
service hereof, exclusive Of the day
OF such service; and il you TAIL to
answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiT in this
action will apply TO the Court for
the relief demanded in the com
~Dlaint.
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CROFT 81 CHAFEE,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS

Dated Nov. lst, a. ID. 1898.
To the Defendants, l.. G. Teague
and r.. II. league:
Take notice that tho complaint
III this action together with the
summons, of which the foregoing is
a copy, was filed in the Office Of the
clerk of the court at Laurens S. G.,
on the 9Th day of Nov. 1898.
CROFT q CHAFEE,
NOV. 2, '03. PPHs Atpys.
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TURN YOUR Eyes

On this Column, Read and Accumu-
late Knowledge ABOUT Your Neigh
bOrS.
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We arsk any church who need pulpit
sctS, lamps carpcting, etc. to get our
prices. We make n Speciality Of same.
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