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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-10-02
Total,
Total for Laurcns City Graded
School, State and County

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Tax, IA
Poll Tax Tl.OO. Every male citizen.
between the ages Of Twcnty-Onc and
F'tty years, except those Incapable OF
g. ming Il support from being manned
or from other causes, and those who
are now exempted by law, shall be
deemed Taxable Polls.
Tax payers owning property in the
different Townships arc earnestly re-
qucstcd to call for receipt; in each
Township, thereby saving time. and
perhaps penalties and cost.
j. d. Mock,
County Treasurer.
Sept. II, lSol-tf
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-10-02
II. Z. MILAN.
Lanford, S. G.

One Hundred and twenty-five pounds
right fresh turnip seed just received, all
kinds of which we offer to our custom
ers at the old prices, though they cost
more. j. o. G. Fleming 81 Co.
To RENT.-C ommodious store room
In the city of Laurens. FOR terms np-
J 7owan4 volt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
NAN? UNHAPPY HOMES.
The Changenbio Weather Of sprIu. aud
Early Summer Has Serious Effects
Upon Improperly Fed Babies,

Home. Sweet Home-oThe autho
OF the most touching lines ever writ
ten had no home; born In New YORK
he died In Alglers.
Many parents to-day who live II
fine houses arc homeless tho bah,
has gone.
The hangeable weather in sprIpl
and early summer brings desolatlor
into many no mos because OF mistakes
in bnby's food.
Practical men Of science. phIlanthro.
pisLs, long considered infant feeding
the greatest medical problem, ana the
most valuable practical outcome OF
thelr many Investigations wus lautated
food.
Lactnted food should now be fed to
pspies In preference to anything else
WI absolutely wholesome breast milk.
ne most successful physicians use
lactated food exclusively. 1t Ia the
purest, the most nutritious and the
most easily asslnilated infant food. II
IS retained on the stomach when other
food Is rejected. IL builds up The
strength wien without It simmer
ness.
Profound knowledge of infant dis.
Diseases has guided In the preparation
OF lactated food. 1t lie the only safe
substitute for natural mothers milk.
IL counteracts the weakness and re.
sultlng emaciatlon of dlarrl.uea. II
ustails the strength and supplies
! len blood and solid bone. Lactated
ood Is a triumph of human lntelll.
gence IN successfully combating In.
FAINT disorders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

In the U. 5. District Court to-day be.
fore Judge Wales. the charge of send.
ing an obscene letter through thu
mai Is against Alfred NJ. Black we'll, q
on tie r., w. Il b. Railroad
was nolle prosssd at tho request OF
District Attorney Eendegrlft
This was case where It Wig alleged
that Blackwell mailed In Baltimore az
obscene letter to young girl In this
city. The bill was ignored by the
grand jury in baltimore during the
month OF April. The defendant was
represented by Mr. Fraim.
The District Attorney also had the
two casrs against Baniah Flemeine
noiie pressed. as tho internal revnue
Office had settled the matter,
The case of Alfred Wright, OF sell.
Ing liquor without having paid a
special government tax. was oontin-
ued until the September torn of the
court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

The wet weather seemed to be the
cry OF our people few days ago and
We CAN'T sui everybody. '
Last Saturday our baee ball bows
who call themselves Pick Wicks and B
Jolly good nhtured set of fellows they
arc went down to tho Bear by Invita-
tion. to play the club known as Grow
lsrs" and our boys think that some of
them are we'll named. but the score
was "a to SO, our Pick Wicks gainiDR
Tie day. The game went along very
CLOSES in the seventh inning they were
Tie. but II Ia all piece OF foolishness To
itfyL 10 beat Stanton for 1t cannot bs
done. These boys are in need of suits
and are thinking oil having festival Ia
procure them; II 80 we hope our PEG.
pie Will readily holp them, as we think
young people should be encouraged
H Ia any good Undertaking, aud our
ilcks Wlcks are promising set OF
young meE.
i, Farley is hard TO beat and we think
he did the best playing OF our crowd
Alr. Ellis Banks landed the boys safe.
Iiy there and back again in Banks
hack which ID ever ready for such 90
lcasions.
Some of our young men are not sat.
listed by coming to see their lady
friends on sabbath eve. but must
'spend one half Monday and than pari
|of Monday night. We think som.
people will not only change Their
names. but their residences shortly.
II don't suppose that.sany body will
complain OF bad rOuds any more or al
least to sec the tine looking horses
that arc driven by John brown ana
higgins. We may know the work IL
done right. They have six head OF,
the road as fine and good horses az
any farmers have in tho State, ant
Professor Brown. our road commits
sloner, thinks If anything is WORT
doing at all, do 1t right. Therefore
we have employed the right IN en-, the
right horses in the right plaoe-Brown
and Higgins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
Don
Be Afraid

That $40 isn't money
enough to get a good SUIT.
Wen admit it won't buy En-.
.glish Worstcds, but Amcri.
can wcaves that'll wear.
They don't look cheap
cause there's nothing cheap
in EN-. You can pay $15
and not fare any better.
While we've been building
up qualities, we've been pull.
ing down prices-aud they're
way down now.
In our window we display
A few styles Of the SO Suits
you'll be struck right
away with their stylishness
and the closer you look
the better you'll like 'em.
Any style--any size.
All the popular kinds of
thin StutIs for hot weather
wear Coats and Coats and
Vests, Office Coats from %
cents up.
Store open every evening
during June. Will close
every evening at 6 o'clock
except Saturday during July,
August and September.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

In the United States Circuit Court TO
day Bradford and Yandegrift, attor
'neys for George W. Bush, applied fol
an order for the appointment OF re
caivar for the business of tho Edd,
Mhhnn Company. manufacturer o,
ItertlliZers ut hnriestOn, South Caro-
Una. The charter stated that the capl
ttd stock OF the conpaI was $500, 00u.
hole !or 80 900 WAS protested in this
city yesterday.
I IL Is claimed thPt the company ls In.
solvent. and rs tenn poIary receiver
in the person OF Charles @. Whittier
has boon appointed by Jnttgs StminQ
ton oil the District court OF South Cufs'
.ollna., the order wgs held up unit
Tuesday morning next, as on Monda
the cases rolle up in tho Carolin.
court to show cause why permanent
receiver should not be appointed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

\ Kingswool sabbath School ls In
cabied 10 various establishments fol
granting employees time to attend
ltlielr excursion, and hereby extend
their appreciation, Our march to the
boat was orderly, guile regular and
very large In number. The Smith
Post hand did splendidly In discours.
ing mueic; thelr department, was very
good and strictly underworld to please.
our number on the excursion is said
10 pe one thousand and Fifty, including
"a said to be the largest excursion
70 June 18th. The day was delightful.
because oil low tide. tho passengers
landed from tho upper or third deck.
Inc oincers OF the boat In laying. to
Ieuect better landing, were unfortu.
nate III getting further away from the
pier, Keeping cream, and other cat.
aDles, confectionery ETC., on board,
While our people were on the ground.
his was a sore trial to the com niittee
VINO we're Trying to make money to
liquidate debus,
We Will not forget the great kind.
moss of the steamboat company ia
granting Va privilege to stay home
iLnesuay the 9TH aud going the 18th.
Master Edwin Alexander Wilson wac
awarded PROTEST baby prize.
Miss Emma Beck was declared the
pretliest lldy. merlting the prottiest
lady prize.
The young man who never chewed,
smoked or drank intoxicauts and sold
the most tickets. did not come for
ward for tho prize. as also tho young
lady who sold the most tickets and
,Deyer ehewed chewing gum. As soon
as learned they will be reported.
inc committees who awarded prize
were appointed by pastor, and not un.
vi ABOUT thirty minutes before leav-
ing woodland Beach. there was no in
TO the com inlttees who should
receive prizes from the pastor, the
com mittees were appointed without
asking their consent, and while there
Is every reason that everyone would
not see alike, yet the com mittees were
atnong our bost people. und did their
work couscientiously without doubt.
HENRY s. DuLANY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

The Police Commission.

AZ last nights session OF the Boar,
OF Poiice Commissioners Patro!mai
lnaVicson was exonerated from tn,
charge that he was guilty OF condIe
Iunbecoming an officer. application
Tor positions on the force were recel v
Ieu from Daniel O'Connell and L. j
Primrose.
chairman Stats OF tho Fire Com.
mittee OF Council anu first and seco nd
assistant engineer of the fro depart
ment Welsh and Saese waited on the
commission and discussed the adj.
visibility 81 putting In several new
lire alarm boxes.
The places Will probably be located
at East Lake. Fourth and Franklin
ana Third and Tatnall streets. A box
streets. = -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
FIFTH EDITION.



The Mills damage case was resum.
ed In Superior court this morning by
MI. LILIES calling to the stand DIR.
!. W. u. Winner. whose Testimony was
TO prove the character OF the wound,
: He Lad examined the plaintiff before
the opening Of Court aud found that
aoscosses had formed from wound
which had the appearance of frao.
ering OF the bone.
There was a remote possibility that
the wound below and above the knee
-could have been inflicted by one piece
OF stone and the knee cap not be In.
1ured. 1t depended entirely on the
position OF the stone when striking
him.
William Ruth was called. The OBJ.
!ect 81 MS testimony was to prove
that IN order to mako blasting perfect.
ly harmless 1t was necessary TO cover
q blast.
H5 had considerable experience In
the business. On cross-examiuatlon
no said he had done little country work
ana therefore as IN expert codld not
say II IL was customary to cover a
blast In a country district. II he had
been doing work at Shellpot Park b Q
would have covered tho blust, IL being
SO near the public road.
a lengthy argument nrose over the
calling OF James Warburton by Mr,
IHllles asking what the plaintiff had
said to him concerning the character
OF the wound and the pain he suffered
from II. MIR. Salisbury considered It
hsarsay testimony and therefore not
admissible.
the court sustained the objection.
MI. lilies then called MIR. Killett with
whom the plaintiff boarded, and who
testified TO his industrious habits and
MS earnings. MIR. Mills was recalled
anu testified that he made SIS week
selling brooms and washing machines.
Mr. Hilles then rested.
Mr.. salisbury In opening for the dc.
Iehuaht company motioned that
non'suit he entered us there was a
Variance between the allegation and
tle proof In the case, and that the ao-
cldept occurred on q turnpike and
not on public road.
Alr. Hilles not being prepared to
make reply Court adjourn I'd TO allo W
him to prepare one
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

TRENTON, June 1a.-Chief Justice Beas.
ley decided yesterday that the legislature
OF New Jersey could not confer upon wo.
men the right to vote for any public off.
GERS. The question came before the court
In connection with the contested election
oil a roadioverseer in Bergen county. The
right OF male citizens to vote, Justice
Beasiey holds, cannot be extended any
more than it can be abridged by legisla-
1--WE enactments. Under this decision wo-
men may be debarred from voting for
school trustees in the future
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Yes ,erday afternoon about five
O'Clock, Robert McCloud Knocked
SO me berries out OF Arthur Hoogels.
herger's cap This led to Arthur peg
gipg number OF stones at Robert
and three other boys. Mylcs Thomp
son, John Spencer and Harry Ernest,
They were charged with assault
and battery on Arthur In the NUM-
ciral Court this morning. Deputy
Judge Emlnons stated that boys 10 u at
keep out of these street lights or
they will be punished Wy being sent to
the Industrial Home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

L. Il. Taylor. who resides near the
pufht mill about mile from Centre.
NIlle. iost line GOVT or three days
ago with milk fever. AS he only seni
two or three cows and as this one
usually gave about twenty quarts al
mlili day when she was fresh, he feels
her loss quite sensibly. While doctor.
ing her she mnde an effort to get IN.
when she struck him on tho arm with
her horn making quite bad bruise. and
also knocked him down and fell on
MN. Luckily lie was not much hurt
beyond his arm. which incapuoitaIed
MIN Tor work In his wheelwrlght shop
Tor day or two afterwards. He ia
coming around ali right aud is able
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

At i. W. VOTERS clothing house.
or IS, 70 and sig, the best serges, In
blue or black clay diagonnls or worst.
eu suite. These suits represent suy.
ing OF 81 to 50 on each suit.
AT Il PRICE.
All our light colors and light weight
suits. This Is rare chance II YOU
are in need Of any such goods. This
Is your opportunity.
Sl5 suit at $3.50, Sl4 suit at 81. ais
suit at IS. $40 suit at IS. IS suit at 81
Come and see these bargains, even II
you do not want to buy and he salts.
nod that this Is genuine sale.
PANTS. PANTS.
We are overstocked with pants, 40
to make them move we have cut the
prices nearly In half.
Mems SUNDAY pants s. worth 81.
Men's good everyday pants, S3, worth
70, Good worsted pants. $3.50, worth
-. Nice evening pants, Sl.75. worth
90. Mems working pants, G5 cents,
worth sL25. Il, W. VOTERS CIo,hiuT
House, ). W. corner Second and Mar.
ket streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Everett b. Hollingsworth whose
pruperty l!csa short distance wost Of
CentreEille, has torn down the western
end OF his dwelling, and is now enEag.
ed in erecting nn addition in ia
place MIR Holllugsworth Is an enter
rfising man and within few wears
has converted an unproductiye farm
into one of the most fertile in the
neighhorhood. lie las put up good
fences, enriched the soil, and the next
move will very likely ba nm onslaught
on tho dnlses. Wo wish him success 10
this warfare,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Shoes for ladies and children keep OF
the move with US. haven't a pair too
mnny III the store, not overstocked,
IN fact alter more OF the kind W,
have been selling this season and only
nope We can get them. rs cents is
reasonable for children's oxfords, pro,
vlded they wear we'll; many at thai
price do not; the kind we sell Will
Ladies' oxfords for the same money
ilrst rate goods for wear. We don't
go below that price, too much papel
and paste ia the very cheap kind fol
use FornHns, No. 10 East Fourti
street, between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

VALPARAISO, Ind, June l2.-The dis
appearance of City Clerk S. Ross Martin,
OIL this place, has created sensation.
Martin has been secretary of building
association for several years and resigned
to accept the position of deputy postmas-
ter month ago. He was to have turned
over the association books last Saturday,
but took train for Chicago, and has not
since been heard from 1t is alleged that
Martin Is short in his accounts several
thousand dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
IpiiI.,

Nr, Edward W. Pyle. formerly sn.
perintenisn. OF tho paint anOu nj the
4. II. { o., butEuw employed wltA
thu CrampS Spn's ehipyart, at rbiIa-
delphta, yt5itsd our city on saturday
He said the Cramps are employing
some three Thousand wDrknen and
Lave work ahead to last than for tho
next three years.
The Golden kHle, Queen Esther
Count ana !, A. i A., q He aware, VIII
have grand sermon preached to them
In slar Of iiath elem church. ii %ay
port. by the Rev H. C0oaer, Thurs.
uVy evening", June i4Jh. There VIII a..
pa lie an entertainment In tie Han OF
said church Admission 10 entertain.
Ulont 10 cents.
Train leaves this rlty at I'd. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

I til, REPUBLICAN o.liae to-day. In the
shade:
7o'clucL: l0o'cloclu o'clock
IS so SO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

NEW foRK, June l2. Professor Davi,
3 Scott, A. NJ, Pm D.,who occupied lii.
chair Of English lit"rqture, rhetoric ant
bellies ie'tres in Tie College of the Civ,
New York, died on sunday little btfor
midnight, of bronchitis A. u teacher
Instructor Of teachers, n successful scho,
book writer nrd a public speaker prom.
nently Identified with the ersat p5litica
move ulents Of his day, he was we'll know
aud highly respected lie WAS = yeun
Did.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
Houses Going Up In thu Sub
'urbs Chap.

With the opening OF the gooe
weather. building In tho outskirts OF
wilmington has become quite active
A new house IL going up here art
there, giving work to the ugemploy
ed. On the Green Hill building 10 /.
James Toy Est adjoining Mt. Sale n
Al; l.. Church. a number OF homes are
being built and several are to follow,
ms energetic boom is due largely
20 the lots being disposed of at liberal
prices. anu as the location is a good
one the people In that neighhorhood
are taking advantage OF UnoJ
tElnR. The city rapidly growing in
mt direction, will make real estate
n thut community valuable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

COBB FARRA. rho Union NJ. Il,
arsomaEe. No. 81 Jefferson street
On Wehhes lay even ng, June o, 1891 ia
to oy, .lohu u. e. Hanna. Mr., " aliar'
70 b. OF Pniladclphtu- and Mis-, BcrIn,
'. fhftt. oi Niihtie& on, BEL
BENNETT SrELdy tbo!rfutui,
hong, Il. nth street. on y cduestlnI
evening, June q. 1921. hy the Rcy. ,JohE
ID. q Hanna, Mr., clarence w Hpnnntt.
nnd Miss j. Annie Sullivan. bJth oi
Wilmingt VI
II llYAHD-SC L TToN.--N tho Union NJ
t. Parsonage. No. 5l3 Jefferson street
on thursday al ernaon ,iune I, 1891. Inv
the Rev. John u. [. Hanna. MIR. John "
Ililynr'l an NJ 81 Sadie w. sutton .hnth
Of Wilmington, Del.
MARCUS BACON. : At Union NJ +
Parsonage. No. 5I3 Jefferson street IN,
Ihursday evening. dune :. lsas hV tLT
rev John y. &. Ham q. Mr. WI, "a
Marcus aud Mics Louisa g. bacon both
OF New tas'lH. el.
MUE PHY-GlBm0RE.-At the r.sidn,,co
oil he brides y r'nts, Madison stTeet
on Thursday evening. June :, ls,i Nv
the Rtr. Jpnn u. {. Hanna. Mr.. Win n
Murphy md Miss hilxie NJ. GfluIore
both OF Wilmington bel "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

John b. Raynard, culoted, yesterday
at noon struck lose Turner a blow on
The back Of the head with a heavy
stick. They had been at one time NV.
lns together lie was physically at-
lllcted and was NJ Farnhurat. where
they could do moro for him than Rose
could, Deputy JudEs Emmons In
the Municipal Court tnia morning sen.
fenced him 10 puy line of 3lU and
coSts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

The social class of '93 of the VII.
m!ngton High School Will give mu.
sical and farce In tile assem- bly, room
room OF the building on next Thurs.
day evening. The school orchestra
OF seventeen pieces and the Harem-
Senrem Band will furnlst the music.
'Iickets are selling for 20 cents and
can DO had withour extra charge at
the store OF c. L, Thomas & Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Eight Guernsey cows pasturing OIL
the laIm OF John Is. Higgins. at Della
ware city, and belonging TO Ills son
were killed last night by lightning
which accompanied The storm OF rain,
When the storm came NJ the cow
souRht shelter under u tree which was
struck by tho bolt. They were whine,
at about $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

HuNTtNGToN, w Va, June 10, AT
Bresdan, forty miles south of here. five
young women got into fight, and in the
melee knives and pistols were IL ed, and
Mrs. Lizzie Maynard was killed and .Jen.
ME Morris MORALLY wounded. 1t is
thought that the affair originated from
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
SPECIAL SALE
FOR THIS EVENING AND TOMORROW ONLY
OF the remains of
PerrItz's Stock, of 172l Ridge Ave, PhiIa

Ladies lues in French Kid and Russell Perritzs price
S225, special price S1.23 ree
Ladies Don Kid Oxford Ties, Perrtzs price Csc ON
price SOC f''Oe 9'e' ou
"A small lot OF Ladies' Kid and Russe Butchers Pentzs
price 81 IS, 81 and So SO; price 80 for choice
price 81 20. fe o'' o' speei'
price 81 a. % S'"'e' ou
Misses Dongola Button Shoes, rerzs price s1.as ou,
Infants Fine Dotgola Shoes Pcrriz's price 48c our
price, 67c. S'"ne' our
Many other bargains at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

NIAGARA FALLS, June IA report has
reached here that about O'Clock yester-
day afternoon gang of five tramps held
up Grand Trunk freight train near Jor-
dan' Ont, just the other side of st. Cath
crimes, and while Conductor Turner was
endeavoring to keep them of he was shot
and morally wounded. The tramps were
captured and lodged in Jail at st. Cath
crimes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

AT a meeting OF the St. Aioyslus
1auets heiu last evening in st. AIMS
L. a. Il. Hall, Rnv. Peter ,Ionnhev nd .
inineterad the pledge 10 rortv.two
mem bcts. there were fourteen new
meinbcrs admitted last evening. The
society Will meet again on Thursday
evening, when 1t ls expected that they
VIII take action on holding IA concert.
A game OF TAIL will he arranged with
The cadets soon by u club from Nav
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
lNHuMAN ILLINOIS PARENTS
for Having Starved q Paralytis
Son to Death,

CARTHAGE, Ills, June 12.-Mr. and Mrs.
John LETTER, wealthy residents of this
county, have been arrested and indicted,
charged with having starved their son to
death. John Letter is 10 years old, and
his wife tthe second one) is young and
rather prepossessing.
LETTER had son, Henry, by former
wife, and he was helpless paralytic. The
boy had been in Iowa some time, but came
back home. This displeased the Letters,
who, it is charged, began to starve the
young man. A neighboring woman reused
her friends and a call was made on the
Letters. Although admission was re-
fused to the house, an entrance was eff
tected, and Henry LETTER was found lying
on cot in a pantry. four by eight feet,
cover with flies, and his body enveloped
In nth. He was then nearly dead. The
neighbors employed physician, who tes-
titled that the young mans condition was
due to lack of proper food The young
man was removed to poorhouse by the
neighbors and died in a few DAYS.