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Gay without 2ultlOnal cost
south OF Canal Street.
BTRLSG SLr az s-fi, G,i; i Tsi y l,rS'.d
STATE ST. BUILDING. front on B,,;rtS, to l,s'.
on..p b. hh e ' g5O afo.S S 10 ~
FIRST LOt1 80 Church St. corner Dey, AZ low
Iont Tor any business; rr.a' business 'oeat'on
FURNISHED DESK ROOM or small OH e, frs,
floor moderate Tent. 30 Nassau ct. oorusr Lib
erty. room ~ .-...-.
otFIcEIN STORE sIo,ermouth. ASBESTOS.
~ Maiden lare. near william 81, -
Cast Side.
ELIZABrrn ST, II a. near Canal Two I.
story new bud,ugs. for any business sprink-
lers. steam, elevator
furntss ed for business or profession, or gentle
men, private house. -
suEfoLk, ST.; iIs.i.Is: loft with steam
bTH AVE, la3 near 18th a.. Second floor
par, Of 4, IN prize, order eu'spI,. sna ,sa'
h4 ~ ma sis r, .. d.. ss power )" A. RYAN
STORE To LET on 30 ave good location. In.
qulre 81 Sd ave-.
West Side.
9Th AVE, STORY. near il3th a.: i,,., store
suitable for baker or caterer, or VIII il'lde'
' S',siop >. aookf, ts'ws| 18Th st, SoTne,
10Th ave
NOR Betcser at. ren' 20. mggreon pfemtses
OFFICES, slb and $40, des. room. Ell 30 nr.t
moor. splendid ngh'. Apply ~ Vest lttn st.'
room s.
TWO FLOORS to let. .ui..pl. for Misunderstanding
purposes can at 65< West 3tth
North OF ,.sth Street.
HOTEL Ihn,r. bOIab ayr and IiGht; terminus
ali PR. and bridges store and basement. lbt-
100 Fact l9pth at
MlkceIlaneous.
- md laTt 10 Mt
b With on .ithout power, responsible. applicants
only mead aPpiy, a.. Haynes, 400 BroAd"ay,N Y
FXCrLI,tN Mt LIGHT OFFICES, hns order ele
yator, e.ery consequence, September rent free
Immediate POSSESSION, CAN 23H Broadway.
/ FART OF A STORE in large and we'll sstao;
! hshsd dry goods house, suitable Tor either BOYS
clothing miIIi"e err or shoes or other department
Apply 10 ma yID srRAus, 63S aud 6Sf Broad 81.
| Newark, N, J.
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Board Wa nted.


BOARD WANTED by boy, Is years; 81 per week ;
downtown preferred. Address Gordon. box 90
World
BOARD WANTED for a sinsle man; also for
coupis. two large rooms; price must not exceed
$40 and Sl4. ADDRESS, with full particulars. New
BOARD WANTED for man. wife and child ~
years: west side. Lear l25th st.. terms reason
able Board. box 643 Harlem Word.
GENTLEMAN wants good hoard within IL min
.utes' yak q Grand Central Depot; state terms.
Board, boz +0s Nord
LADY desiTes parlor aud adjon inx bedroom in
nat. nicely furnished. with board; no other
boardsrs: SIS woosiy; batwoen 50th ard roth SITS.
Cet sids; Address particulars. Permanent box
2s7 World, uptown.
PRIVATE HOUSE and sttendance for athct.d
young man: city or nearby counir' preferred
ktudness, good treatment necessary terms moder-
Ate. Address L., boz 52S World. Brooklyp.
SMALL FAMILY want two rooms and board in
house With no other hoarders: west side, near
park. Address b.. boz 2Tg World.
Two CONNECTING ROOMS. with board, Sor
family Of three adults, two children 20 aud :
years. and uutse; best references exchanged. Adj
dress, With full particulars, BertrAm, box 3l4
WANTED. With BOARD. two large room, with a
doube aud single hed in each one for cou n a
with child OF 7. and tho other for aiults; terms
must DO moderate; north Of S0th ST. Addres,
Y. o., boz +07 World
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Purchase and Exchange.

MAIL OFFICE or psrtiton.d desk room, down
town shout ~. Accountant. Dor Sol World.
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Good Will a Interest for Sale

one T.. nae, Sc. PEE H"e; second Time, ff
Ier I'M; hird aud subsequent Tones, eoc
per me: 81. PER Inc erhd % Su'ddtS.
Advertisements under this clas-
sificl m reI Gated in THE EVEN
ING WORLD every day but Mon
day without additional cost.
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Business Property to Let.

one IiUte, co.. per- Inc; SrcD"d T'Dte, ia
per Inc 7hlrd d,f subsequent TiDiss, lja-
PEI t'"e 81. per Hne eIh" on sundays
Advertisements under this clas-
sifcation repeated in THE EVEN
ING WORLD every day hut Mon
day without additional cost.
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Instruction.

one TINE, s5,. per u q, Arcord TIM, fsc.
per iinr: MIRA dnd Subsequent Ton s, 90.
per me. NOpi'r Chrr1e on Sundnps.
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MISS McCABE'S

DANCiN,! ACADEMY. ol.sse' now forming ~
81 Nart l1th ST.. tot seen 5th ave. aud BroAdNa
,lass-s every afternoon and evening; private le'-
sons. am hour. 81 waltz guaranteed In -ii privAts
lessons, SIS: lessons, al quarter. - lessons.
lady and gen ieman Assistauts
REtFPTlONs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEND fDR CIRCULARS
Beginners at any time. Day and evening.
Special and IN ii'idusI au.nt,o, given to those
learning ths waltz. also tho new an 10 III o n able
dances Including staE-. fancy ana chhracter.
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New York Academy of DANCING

20 WEST 2fTIl ST.
Now open tor the reception OF pupils.
Frery pupil receives private Lessons latest
ouadrilles ana vaitHes.
CLASSES DAILY AND NIGHTLY.
Waltz guaranteed 10 three je.sons. All forming
class OF tour will receive com Pill mentAry In
e. CONSTANTINE,
Member of tho Paris and American Society.
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SALESMAN salesman wanted: one who
has good tIade In city and vicinity preferred;
liberal induce ucnts to good man. Ale Brewer
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Brooklyn.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, 65. Brookiyn-Lsree
front room. up two lights adjoining bath !:
Handsomely furnished; all conveniences; attend
ance rnd everything first class. location Ugh and
healthful.
LIVINGSTON l7t-Nicsly furnished rooms |:
hrst and second floors; board convenient to
bridge and ferries.
MACON ST., 497, Utioi ave. statiou-Aicove room
with board two gentlemen; convenienoes; pri-
vate family IS.
POPLAR ST.. 6-LarEe room with board tor tn o I;
slss small rooms: minutes Walk to bridge.
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STAGE DANCING OF ev.ry styl. tAusnt correctly.
send for illustrated circular. n. Y. hSADEMf,
20 v est 27th ST. G. CONSTASTlN.
WALTZ and all fashionable dAuces taught pr'-
vAte snt class lessons, circulars clssse, taE~n
cl ars~ OF IN cry or country Knickerbocksr Con-
kervstorV, - West 18th St
25T, 9s3 EAST HOUSTON Sf-WAtz and all
| fashionable dances taught every Monday and
FRIDAY evening.
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SALESMAN, to introduce a patented no,eltyi
great seller; Zig prohts ?io Broadway.
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experienced salesman N
retail shoe store 629 Hudson St
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Cross Hill Notes.

Jas. r. Austin died in the city OF
Columbia on the 10th inst. lie was
the son of Robert and Jane Austin,
about 33 years Of age, a dutiful son,
industrious farmer, and q very cor
rect and exemplary young man.
He had been in bad health for
some time. His remains were
brought home for interment.
The cotton crop is rapidly roll
ing. in on the market nov and it
would pay tho farmers to bear in
mind that Gross Hill is one of the
very best markets in the whole
country. The storm cotton the
past week has been selling all
along from six to seven and three
quarters, and cotton seed has gone
up to 49, cts. and the market is not
fully opened yet. We have seven
cotton buyers and nearly as many
seed buyers and the market is
bound to be lively.
A lawn party at the residence of
Mr.. Alex Austin given in honor of
Miss Majors, a young lady visitor,
was greatly enjoyed by all who
were 50 fortunate as to be there.
Misses Buzzard and Abney, two
charming young ladies of Edge
field, have been visiting at Mrs.
Ellice's for some time.
Miss May league of Mountville,
and Miss Callie Simmons left a
few days ago for the land of flowers.
Miss league goes to take charge
of a school.
Rutledge Fuller has gone to Gin
ton to attend school at that place.
John j. McSwain has gone to at
tend tho South Carolina College.
Carroll d. Nance leaves in q few
days for Erskine Colledge.
Miss Mamie Pitts also leaves in a
few days for Columbia College.
Miss Lidio Hit who has been
quite sick for some time we are
glad to say is much improved.
DIR. e. w, Pinson has moved in
to his neat neW&ffice on main street.
MI. &c. Cluck ofTumbling shoals
is visiting in town.
Miss Alice Blakeley of Clinton is
visiting the family of Rev, A. M.
Hassell.
Mr.. Morris the Photographer of
Greenwood has for the past two
weeks been doing up the town in
the way of photos, e
Miss Calhoun of Abbeville Is
spending some time with her sister
Mrs. MCGOWAN. M.
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Something quito novel and out of the
4 common for Laurens was a delightful
, card party given ON Thursday evening
by Miss Name Ferguson. Progressive
Old Maid was the game chosen for the
occasion and it will not be difficult for
one in tho least acquainted with 1t to
imagine the scene OF mirtb. The first
ladies' prize, an exquisite hat pin, was
awarded to Mrs. Burton, very appropri-
ately too by the way, as she certainly
stands no chance OF being an old maid.
Mr.. Sitgreaves o. the first gentle
mans prize and his various friends and
a~cquaintances look for him to prove his
right to 1t IN the near future. The young
lady doomed to perpetual m~aidenhood
by the freaks Of the cards was Miss
Allie Webb, but she will doubtless have
the sympathy of Mr.. Sin.kins for whom
there seems to be no hope at all as not
once In the evening did he move a step
forward. The prize presented to. him
was q tiny and much ornamented hand-
kerchief. Miss Webb received a cup
and saucer large enough only to hold
the amount OF tea requisite for her flu
ture solace, The evening was a charm
ing N in every way n the guests
showed their appreciation of it by re-
fusing to discover that it had come to an
end until the wee small hours were
upon them.
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Changes.

Changes Of schedule on the p. r. & W..
g. r. r. between Laurens, Spartanburg
oath, 1898:
No. 2, passenger train, arrive from
Spartanburg 1905 a. m. No. !, passen-
ger train, arrive from Augusta 5:24 p. M.
No. 4, passenger train, arrive ron Spar
2brrlve from Augusta l2:47 p. m.
- GREENVILLE AMI LAURENs.
No. 10, passenger train, eX. Sunday,
arrive from G~reenville, 9:15 a. IN. No.
%, mixed OK. Sunday, leave for Green
day, arrive from Greenville 4:30 D. m.
No. 0, passenger daily leave for Green
vile, $3.50 p. m.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE, q. AND T..
No. IL, passenger train, arrive from
Greenville 1000 a.. m. No. 8, passenger
leave for Greenville $50 p. IN.
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Lanford Locals.

Fields are now white with the
heecy staple. Everyone seems In
good spirits and we hope ere long
that the cry of hard times and the
high price of bacon will be mum,
bered with the things OF the past
Mr.. j. w. Lanford with his ele.
vator is now prepared to unload
your wagon of cotton with less
than half the usual amount OF
time and labor.
Week before last protracted
meeting was held in the Baptist
Church. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. e. G. Watson.
Much good we think was done
souls converted and Christians re-
vived in general. Last Sunday
was a day of great rejoicing for us.
1t was u regular meeting and
communion day and the ordinance
of baptism was performed by our
beloved pastor, Rev. e.. G. Watson,
and 1 may add right here that L
have never witnessed a more beau
tiful baptism in my life. Surely
the portals of glory must have
been thrown wide open. After the
baptism a grand sermon was
preached by the Rev. Wait of the
Methodist church at Newberry,
then the three young girls who had
just been buried with Christ in
baptism were allowed to partake
of the Lords Supper.
Mr.. o. p. Moore, who has boon
quito I'D VIC arc glad to report, is
some better.
Mrs: B. w. Lanford and son
Charlie, and little Miss Florrie are
of on a visit to friends and rela-
tives at Wexford.
Miss Amelia Lanford left last
Monday for Tenn, where she will
spend some time with her aunt,
Mrs. M. A. Moss.
MI. G. w. Wellborn, our polite
and accommodating Depot Agent,
has returned to his post of duty,
after spending a few pleasant days
at his fathers house in N. G.
Miss Hattie Pope of Greenville,
was in u little town this week,
making arrangements to open up
a school commencing the first of
Nov.
Master Melvin Hamilton of
Exon, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. r.
L. Milan. GERALDINE.
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Court.

On the civil side of the court there
were only two jury cases. w. p. FL
ledge obtained a verdict for $l25
for injuries receiTed by him while
crossing a bridge over Rabun creek
with an engine. The bridge, it was al
legged, was defective n collapsed. In
SAhe other case Culbertson and Jones,
owners of the engine, received $77.50
Tor damages to 1t.
4 Equity business consumed four days
The courts time and 1t was not until
hday evening that a final adjourn
meht was reached.
Litigants, lawyers officers of the Court
and all the people were pleased with
Judge Witherspoon. He is a jurist of
fine legal attachments and personally is
the highest type OF the man and gentle
man.
Stenographer Campbell is one of the
most efficient officers connected with
the courts of the State.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Pursuant to the decree in the case
Of f. p. MCGOWAN, as assignee.
etc, and {. ID. Barksdalc, ct. al, i
will sell at public cutlery at Lau-
rcns G. H., S. c., on Salcsday in
October next, the following de-.
scribcd property to wit:
All that lot or parcel fland known
as the a. w. Burnside residence.
in the city Of Laurcns, bounded on
the North by Laurcns Street, on
the East BY 81. J. L. Poole, ON the.
South by Dir. Il. +. Todd and !.
Wells Todd, and on the West by
Church Street, and containing one
Acre, more or less.
Tcrms:-Onc-half Of the pur-
chase money TO lc paid in cash,
and the balance on a credit OF
twelve months with interest from
the day of sale, to be secured by
the bond Of the purchaser, and a
mortgage Of the premises with
leave to the purchaser to pay the
entire bid i'll cash. The purchases.
to pay for the papers. If the pur-
chaser fails to comply with the
terms Of sale the property will be
resold at his risk on the same or
some subsequent salcsday.
GEO. S. MCCRAVY,
Sheriff l.. c.
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TRIP.
Tribute of Respect.

Whereas, is has SC pleased an all-wise
Providence to take from u midst our
beloved Sister, Mrs, S, O. HAMMOND, a
faithful member of the Methodist Par
sonage Aid Society therefore be it
.PcsoiOcd, That in the untimely death
Of Sister Hammond, our Society has
lost q valued and consistent member.
I'd. That at tho stated meetings of Il
Society, which she 30 loved to attend,
she will be greatly missed.
Sd. That wo sympathize with her be-
res"ad family, and point them to u
Heavenly Father for succor, and that a
blank page be left on our Minute Book
in memory OF our departed Sister,
4th. That a copy Of these resolutions
be rendered to the bereaved and strick-
en- family, and that the same be pub
lished in our city papers.
Mrs. MARY A. BALE,
Mrs. MATTE "A. MARTIN,
Mrs. LENA /. MosELEy,
Committee.
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Tho Gray Court Fair.

The fair was a gratifying success. The
weather was propitious, the number Of
Reople in attendance was very large,
good order prevailed and everybody was
pleased.
All of the departments were filled with
excellent exhibits. The horse show was
as usual a principal feature and mum
Der of fine colts were shown.
More interest was taken in the ladies'
department han ever before II the
display of feminine handiwork was OK
ceptionally good.
Miss Mary Owings of Ora, was the
winner of the ladies' horseback contest.
The ADVERTISER will publish a more
y extended report of the fair next week..
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business Notices.

Don't forget to buy your Drugs, Medi-
cines, Perfumery and Stationery of all
kinds at DR.. Posey's Drug Store.
See Davis, Roper & Co.'s ad this week.
They are hustlers and mean business.
we will show a large line of very
handsome ribbons on our opening days.
Simmons Bros.
You can get some of tho best Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars and Soaps
at nr. b. y. Posey's Drug Store.
500 ounces OF Quinine, Powers e
Wightman, at So cents an ounce, at II.
p. Burdette d Co., under the Ben-De!la,
A great stock show at Dayis, Roper q
Co.
We are making big efforts to have our
millinery display on Thursday, Friday
aud Saturday next, the best ever seen
in Laurens. Simmons Bros. =
Glenn Springs water will cure rheu-
matism. For sale by Kennedy Bros.
A ship loaded with pretty ties and
scarfs for only BIC at Davis, Roper q Co.
We will show a great line Of all the
new styles In trimming at our opening.
Don't forget the days, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday next. Simmons Bros.
Glenn Springs water is a tried cure for
all troubles arising from kidney, liver or
Bros. "
Our stock reaches the second story;
our prices down in the cellar. Davis,
Roper Il Go.
Don't forget to see our display of pat
tern hats and dress goods on Thursday
Friday and Saturday next. Simmons
Bros.
Glenn Springs water ia specially good
for all kidney and bladder troubles, 1t
Will remove stone from the bladder In a
gentle and speedy manner. For sale by
Kennedy Bros.
"gNMt Wn.ff
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Mount Olive,

AS usual at this season while far
mers are busy picking cotton news
is scarce ia the community.
W. regret to chronicle the death
Of Willie knight, aged Is, son of
Mr.. julius Knight, which occurred
Saturday morning last at s o'clock.
Rev. j. A, Martin conducted the
funeral services at Mt. Olive on the
following day. Our community
sympathizes deeply with the family
of the deceased youth in their af-
Fiction.
TRJp
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PENCIL POINTS
And Memoranda from our Reporters Note
Book with Regard to h Daily News
Since Last Tuesday.

Since Last Tuesday.
Miss Julia Utsey has returned to he,
home at st. Georges.
Mrs. Eugene Wilkes and children are
with relatives in Cambridge, Maryland,
Mr.. j. w. Copeland, of ~Statesville, N.
c., was in the city last week.
The County Medical Association held
an interesting meeting yesterday.
Capt. j. o. Westfeld. of SpartanburR,
was In Laurens Sunday.
Miss Clato Vance, of Clinton, visited
her sister, Mrs. Rivers, last week.
Mrs. Philson and daughter, Miss Will
lie, are with friends at Moore's station.
Miss Mary Garrett spent several days
with friends in Spartanburg last week.
Major j. X. Vance has returned from
a visit to Greenville.
Mr.. Collett Griffin, Of Clinton, and
Miss Mary Pope, of Greenville, are visit
ing the family of j. w. Jones.
Simmons Bros. have commenced
building on their lot, site of the former
Watts block.
Conway Dial, son ofCapt. Albert Dial,
a student at tho Davis Scrool, N. G., is
on n visit to his parents.
Superintendent Anderson, of the Port
Royal and Western Carolina Railroad,
was in town Saturday.
A host of old friends were glad to see
MIR. L.. w. Boyd, who o resides in
Washington, In town last week.
Mrs. Kate Wright has returned to her
homo In Mississippi, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. b. Il. Ballew.
Mrs. A. w. Anderson and her little
daughters, OF G~reenVille, are visiting
Mrs. Foster Simpson.
Messrs. Hayward and Hayneswortb,
last week.
The card Of DIR. j. L. Wilson, the den
list who practices at Williamson n
Honea Path, Is to be seen in another
column.
The ADVERTISER is indebted to Mr..
II. III. Young, Of Lisbon, for some splen-
did LeConte pears.
Mr.. j. j. McSwain, of Gross Hill, son
of DR.. T.. q. McSwain, has been appoint
cd to the South Carolina College County
Alumni Scholarship.
Mrs. Ora Macdonald and children have
returned from Alabama and spent a few
days with Mrs. S. 2. RICHARDSON of our
town, last week.
Miss Mary Belle Holmes a gone to
Greenville to take charge of the Art de-
partment in the Presbyterian school late
ly Established there.
Barrett Wright left on Monday to take
charge Of the dental office of DR.. Crimes,
of Piedmont, for the next few months.
Mr.. Wright then expects to establish
at Williamson. He is a young
man OF great promise and his friends
unite in predicting his success in his
chosen profession, for which he has an
especial aptitude.
Capt. w. w. Kennedy has been elect
principal of the MI. Pleasant Acad-
envy, Berkely county, and has accepted
the position. Capt. Kennedy is a man
of education and culture, and has done
good work in the Laurens Schools in
former years. His leaving Laurens will
be generally regretted by a humorous
contingent of friends. His departure
will cause a vacancy in the office of trial
justice.
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The Laurens Market.

Laurens is fully maintaining her repu-
tatlon as the best cotton market in this
section of the country. The buyers here
are active mon and the competition is
sharp enough always to keep the staples
price up to the highest mark.
Mr.. Henry Garrison, the weigher re-
ports "a marketed for the week ending
Saturday 23d, 304 bales, and prices
from N to rs.
doubtful if hat price was beaten or
equaled in any of the towns surround
ing.
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Off For College.

Wales Fike, Edgar Babb, James Min
t'tor and Vance Irby will return to the
Citadel in a few days and Thomas Watts
will enter.
Fleming Jones has returned to the S.
G. College and Jno. w. Ferguson, il.
and j. j. McSwain have entered the
freshman class of the same institution.
Pierre Fike and Walter Poole will en-
ter Wofford.