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CARNIVAL WEEK.
CHARLESTON'S GREAT CARNIVAL
WEEK-THE HISTORIC CITY
OF THE SOUTH.
One Cent II Mile to Last a Whole
Week.

The City by the Sea" puts on her
iestal garments on Monday next. Is is
her annual Gala Week. 1t will last
from Monday morning till Saturday
night. She is making wonderful prep
arations to delight her thousands Of
visitors and the attractions will eclipse
The beauties OF all the past. One cent
q mile Is the fare. Think of it. With
out regard to the programme, Charles.
Ton Is the most interesting city in all
the South. There is the most beauti-
tul harbor in the world, historic Sum
ter and Moultrie, the battery, Magno-
ia Cemetery, old st. Michael's, and
many beautiful parks and monuments.
Antiquity and quaintness arc there
and to show what the old State was
two Centuries ago. Besides, the hos
pitality of Der citizens, is beyound all
example. There will be u faultless car
nival, A Fireman's Parade, A Trade
Display, Free Concerts Daily, Amuse-
ments everywhere. TO those who have
not visited this glorious old city, now
Is the opportune time. The ladies will
be captured by King Street and want
to bring the whole thing home in bun
dies and boxes. no all who propose an
outing in this delightful season, we
have no hesitation in saying they will
get q thousand times their moneys
worth Of the highest enjoyment on this
interesting occasion in the most charm
ing city in all our country. And re-
member next Monday, and the fare is
one cent, q whole weeks limit.
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j. R. MINTER & SONS LocALs.

Extending thanks to our many friends
end customers for patronage, we now Of
fer to the public o large and well-select-
ed stock Of clothing, shoes and hats
Many OF them home directly from the
factory, and can and will be sold as low
as any goods OF same quality in South
Carolina.
j. II. MINTER & Son.
We don't deal In shoddy shoes. All
our shoes are solid leather. See our
stock before buying.
j. r. Minter & Son.
We sell the King and Jefferson Hate.
Don't fail to secure one.
]. r. Minter & Son.
We have a large lot In rear OF store,
built at considerable expense, which is
free to our patrons and frierjs.
j. r.. minter & Son.
We have just received a fine lot OF
h9nd.made shoes for gents and ladies'.
We invite q carful inspection Of same.
Nv J. X. Minter 4 Son.
Messrs. Taylor and Knight are with
us and will be glad to see their friends.
u. n Minter & Son.
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September Ladies Home Journal

The September Ladies Homo
Journalism q owe giving a dain-
ty suggestion of early autumn
opens with IN interestingly chatty
paper on "The Personal Side of
Dickens," in which Stephen Fiske
writes Of the famous author at
home and as a host. A new study
Of the novelist by Alice Barber
Stephens illustrates and we'll sup
plements the article. A feature of
much interest is the last letter
written by the late Harriet Beecher
Stowe, reproduced in facsimile
Jane G. Austin is pleasantly re-
called in the publication of the
opening chapters of "The Expert
ment in the Cloister." Biographi-
cal sketches Of the daughters of
George William Curtis, Joseph JEFF
ferson and Charles Kingsley, and
sketches also Of Grace King, Ruth
McEnery Stuart and Elizabeth w.
Bellamy GALL with portraitsf,-tnsi9nss-
the readers into close Intimocv
with "Three Daughters OF FnmoHs
men," and Three Writer'S Of The
South" EX-President Harrison
writes in his "This Countv of Ours
paper Of the Secretary Of War
Postmaster eneral and Attorney,
General, detailing concisely and
instr6ctivelYthe Mties of each
"The Young Man as a Citizen" is
the title Of Mr.. Parkhurst's pa
per. Edward w. Box expresses
hearty endorsement of a more
widespread enactment and en-
forcement Of the "Curfew Law.n
Under the caption Of "The Touch
of a Woman's Hand" he presents
to women CHOSE of small means es-
pecially) the value ofkeeping home
bright and attractive. He also dis
cusses the advertisement as "a
Potent Literary Factor" and "The
Western ldea." j. William Eos
dick contributes a practical paper
on "The Etcher and His Art" and
Helen Mar Adams has a kindred
article on "Embroidering the Cali.
fornia Violet" A Washington
story, ode wilkins of Providence,"
by Ednal Proctor Clarke, a page Of
poems in pictorial settings, and
Mrs. Whitney's letter to girls, in
which she gives some wholesome
advice in respone to the wide
spread query, "What am 1 to do in
the world ?" and one of Mr.. Bur-
dette's humorous teachings,
"Marketable Men and Women"
are features of special Interest,"
There are also articles upon dress,
the couture, the floral bay-window,
China cabinets, seaweed designs
for ouork poorpirr oosIoo
and the usual departments. The
practical and literary value of the
score of admirable articles
in the September Journal is
very materially enhanced by the
large number Of excellent illustra-
lions, making the number one of
the best ever issued. BY the Cur
tbs Publis aing Company, Phila-
delphia; one dollar per year, ten
cents per copy.
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HONOR ROLL

OF Laurens City Schools for the first
month, ending October 9th, 1896:
First Grade-Margaret Powers, Lii
lie Peterson, Matte Weir, Samuel
Fleming, Gussie Hart, LeNora Martin,
Second Grade-Clare Barnett, Lalla
May Dial, Julia Gilkerson, Hattie
Hill, Carrie Bess Vance, Frank Bal
lew, Mitchell Dial, Lloyd Langston.
Third Grade-Loree Boyd, Josie
Sullivan, Mary Todd, Grover Peterson,
Charles Simpson.
Fourth Grade = Blanche Elliott,
Dudley Young.
Fifth Grade-vaughan Gritton,
Jessie Xix, Jim McManus, Bee Pc
Sixth Grade-Pearle Sullivan, Mag
gle Smith, Willie Jones, Annie Gil
kerson, Maggie Clardy, Laura Year
gin, Lyllian Jameson, Mark Babb,
Pope Irby.
Seventh Grade-Nannie Bramlett.
Lucy Clardy, Mamie May Hudgens,
Nora Smith, Kittie Martin, Mary
Marlborough, Gertrude Mock, Willie
Jameson.
Eighth Grade-Mary Armstrong,
Bessie Barnett, Mary Boyd, Rosa Lee
Burton, Ursula Childress, Mary Fike,
Sailie Langston, Lydie Miller, Meta
ooiiiHaH, Ileury wright, ROBERT al
ans, Ernest Bramlett, Yancy Gilker-
son, Malcolm Smith.
Ninth Grade-Lillie Brown, Della
Brown, Olivia Burts, Bessie Davidson,
Mabel Harris, Emma Hudgens, Lille
lrby, Connie Jones, Lille Vance,
Laura Wright, George Bale, Daniel
Beeks, Reuben Clardy, John McKin.
ley, James McQuown, Reuben Pitts.
Tenth Grade - Pauline Anderson,
Lucia Barksdale, Mildred Cox, Lou D..
Hudgens, Louise Richey, Ella Roland,
Blanche Shell.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LAURENs.
court of Common Pleas.
Il. M. Game VS.. r.. L. Cooper.

Pursuant TO a decree of the
Court in tho above stated case, |
WI sell at Laurens, Gil, S. c.. Oil
"a'rsday in November, 1896, the
Same being the ID day Of The
month, at public ontcry, to the
highest bidder, all that tract nr
parcel Of Land lying, being and
situate in the County Of Laureps.
State o. south CaroIina, contain.
ing Twenty-four and th~rcc-fourlh
Acres, more or less, bounded bv
,ahds OF PINK Medley, Mrs. Nancy
Dendy ana others.
Ierms--One-half cash; BALANCE
on a creditor twelve months from
tate OF sale, credit portion to be
"ccured py Il mortgage, and bond
OF tue purchaser. If tho terms arc
not complied with, lhe\land NAV
ne re,sold on the same day, with
farther order Of the Court, at
me fisk of the former PURCHASER.
Purchaser. has the right to Day his
bid in cash. ~PurchisGr to
pay for papers.
j. II. WHARTON,
G. G. G. u, AND q
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500 Reward 500

The readers Of this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there Is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure In all
its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medi-
cal fraternity. Catarrh being a con-
stitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprietors
have 30 much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer one hundred
dollars for any case that 1T fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
f. j. CHENEY 81 Co Toledo, O.
HD' Sold by druggists.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LAURENsI
Court of Common Pleas.

-
Court of Common Pleas.
j. H. Wharton, as c, G. c.R and G.
s., administrator, etc., of J. H.
Irby and others, InI Re G. M.
Irby, as Executor off VIM. Irby,
VS.. MarcyE. Irby and others.
Pursuant to a decree of the
Court in the above stated case, l
will sell at Laurens, @. FL, s. g.,
Salesday in November, 1896, the
same being the I'd day Of the
month, during legal hours OF sale,
at public ontcry' toSthe highest bid
der, all that tract or parcel OF land
lying, being and situate in the
County Of Lsurens, State of South
Carolina, containing pne hundred
and sixty acres, moro or less,
bounded by lands of b, F. Terry,
Robert MCDANIEL, JoeN Mcdaniel
and others.
TermS.--One-half cashS balance
on a credit Of twelve months from
date 81 sale, with interest from
date credit portion to BIO secured
by u mortgage and bond of the
purchaser. If the terms Of the
sale are not complied with \ The
land may be re-sold on the same
day at the risk of the former pur.
chaser. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers.
j. HI. WHARTON,
G.. G.. !. p. ANDG I,
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The Pheasant.

Col. Thomas w. Woodward, of Fair
field, is endeavoring to stock that
county with the pheasant and has
raised and turned loose a number of
pairs of these noble game birds. He
will send this Spring to Capt G. w.
Shell, his friend, and another Laurens
gentleman, settings of eggs, who will
endeavor to propagate them fol Lau-
rens county. Every farmer in Lau-
acquaint himself with our game laws
and protect the game. The Legislature
has done it's duty and the laws are am
pie.
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A LOVING TRIBUTE
In Memory OF the late j. Randolph
watkins by his Devoted Wife,
Idle DowNEY WATKINS.

Idle DowNEY WATKINS.
On, Love! forever, and SO dear.
tears in vain hath bathed tn.
tomb; va
Could they retard deaths entranc
here,
still could claim thee in our home
Thou still wouldst live to bless m,
sight,
,but could thy spirit hover nigh,
would give me semblance of delight
lhough In the grave thy form mus
recorded on my aching heart,
are pangs no pen hath power to tell
Q did bear from thee to part?
How look my last and long farewell:
on; when | knew that thou vast dead
L wondered if the tears | shed
Called thee to linger near thy wife.
On, ala your loving spirit cling,
unto your weeping household band?
or ala you haste on seraph wing
10 view the upper land?
ana then to come some other day
ANA tell us of the glories there,
Inat we might then be glad to say
lis pest, his home is bright and fair.
Why when grief avails me not,
Enough none like thee my life can
AROUND thy new-made resting spot
NO one should shed q bitter tear.
Thou art at rest, thy noble soul
Hath passed the valley of the grave:
Ihou art where peace hath full control,
Chance pleading Christ earth's loves
to save.
VINO knows but in this weight [ bear
Are gems OF worth to help me home,
Wnere unto us q mutual share
of endless bliss and joy shall come.
Thou who in wisdom deemed it lust
10 leave me desolate-alone:
AND Ger my lot this anguish thrust,
VIII Thou not guide me safely on?
Thee pour my hearts deep strain,
Grateful that Thou such bliss did'st
give
Fen for so short q time;-again
trust In Heaven we'll meet and live.
=" 49, "ooio icS w UnaG bright place, |
And mingle with the sainted 'blest..
And meet my loved one face to face:
long for peace and Joy and rest.
But Lord, how vain, how vain,-
forgive!-
Would 1 forget?-Thy way is best!
On, help me do my part and live,
a mothers part!--and then be blest.
knowing that / fondly led
Our jamie in a manly way,
And baby Ruth with sunshine shed
Ger her young life each coming day,
u seems Ill need Thee more since he
Has gone to dwell with Thee above,
Let his pure spirit come to me,
Bearing me heavenly peace ard love.
would not simply, vainly "a
Surely [ would not murmer still,
feel It's well, and know some day
iii fully trust thy sacred will.
While on this realm of parting pain
we all strive that we may meet
, Our loved one gone in 1Yea. again,
To part no more,--'twill be so swee
October LIST, 1896.
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WATERLOO.

Waterloo is once more in direct
communication with a proyressive
and a very important section oT
our county known as "the fork ;"
ara we are again happy, thanks to
tne untiring efforts of Capt. Adair,
county Supervisor and : some
friends this side Of Saluda and be-
yond Reedy. We understand it to
be a model bridge that now spans
heedy River at SOY BlufTs."--BUb
now has a better road to travel
When he comes to sec his best g;rl
and when Cap'. Adair turns ovor
MS office, which he has filed SO Of.
hcientIy, to his successor, we sin.
cerely hope he will find his place
in the political ditch as soft and
comfortable as n of Watcrloo,s
dead cocks i'm tho pit" did. Wei,
Capt. such is life, take heart, cheer
up and be ready again to "%sprintn
when the time comes.
Mr.. j. A. Pickett, OF the "Forkn
has moved his estimable family in
TO our little town that he NAV get
the advantage of our well oquipped
high school. We welcome. thrice
welcome such as Mr.. Pickett and
family.
M. II. Il. Mccullough moves into
the Q. w. Anderson house TO ena-
BILE Mr.. Griffin Formerly of Ninety
SIX, now Of Cross Hili( to take pos.
session of the property he recently
purchased of Mr.. II. n. Parks.
ID, Cass Smith bought a fine hog
last August to weigh 100 pounds,
sent for the piggy" before daylight
the rSNt morning, went TO the
"rong pen, and when weighed
piggy" only brought down G5
iounds--So he was minus as
pounds of pork--only an error of
Judgment Of seller.
The "Ford Franks Minst,oI,n
Will perform one night this week,
Miss Mai S. Smith, amost charm
Ing young lady Of Cokesbury, S. c.. !
Is honoriDg our town with a visit.
mo guest of Miss Xina Nance. .
Mrs.. M. w. Goodman. of Cukes- |
bury Is also on a visit to her sister, {
Mrs. A. E. Nance.
Cur Mr.. j. e. Henderson, SO long
confined to his bed, is, we are Glad
TO Sec, able to sit up and will we
trust be himself again very soon.
our to IN is healthy and lively.
Every one glad to see every orr
else enjoying life.
Rev. j.. II. Littlejohn gave us M
other GOOD sermon yesterday at the
church.
Coed luck to everybody in Lau-
'ens county.
Blk.
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GALA WEEK.

In order to give all q chance OF visit
Ing Charleston during the festivities
OF Gala Week, the Charleston and
Western Carolina Railway Company
offers Its patrons and friends round
trip tickets to Charleston at the very
low rate CT One Cent Per Mile for the
round trip.
Tickets on sale October Goth, 9th,
18th and 10th, with final limit October
both,
Fast schedules and best of service Of
Tered by, this line, and no one should
miss such q chance of seeing the beau.
tiful city by the Sea
For any Information write or call on
w. j. Craig, General Passenger Agent,
Augusta, Ga.
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Drainage.

On the subject of drainage, the laws
are sufficient. If a man steals q horse,
unless there Is a citizen with sufficient
pluck to swear out an affidavit and
prosecute the offender, the stealing of
horses will proceed. If it is desired 10
enforce the drainage laws organize in
each neighborhood a club pledged to
prosecute each offender. Make it the
duty of the Secretary and u committee
to look after 1t. Then let all the club
stand up for the prosecution. The law
will o o be enforced. When once
started there will be- but little difficulty.
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0IATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
LAUkENs County.
In Court of Common Pleas.

me Peoples Loan and EXCHANGE Rant
oi L~aurcns, S. c., Plaintiirs. VS.. N
a. ~Langston, Defendant.
BY virtue. of a decree or tho
court in the above stated case T
VII sell at L~aurens, G. IT., S. G., on
H~iiesday in November, 1896, heinz
NE n day of The month, durin@
me regal hours of sale, in front Of
me court house door, the following
rcal estate to Wit: all that tracte
piece or parcel of land situated in
l-aurchS county, State aCoresaid
containing Eighty-eight acres
more or less and bounded by lands
OF James Hudgens, John a. Mad.
"Gn IL. Z. Watts and others.
Terms Of Sale-.One-haJf cacb.
me balance on credit of t>veIvn
months; interest from date of soln
secured by Il bona Of the purchase
ana a mortgage Of the promises
SGih. III terms OF sale arc not cnn-
pIlcd with Land viii be rcs0ld on
same or some subsequent Selesdav
a. me ris& of She former purchaser.
i"rchaser to pay for papers.
GEO. S. MCCRANY.
Sheriff: l.. G.
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State of South Carolina.
W. CoUNTY OF LAUKENs.
Court Of Probate,


Copy Summons for Relief.
f. B. Wilcut as Administrator OF the per-
IL estate of Joel B. Wilcut and indi.
Nidually, Plaintiff against John II. WIZ
cut and Mary T.. Thompson, Defon.
dantS.
10 the Defendants john r. Wilcut and
Mary e. Thompson.
o are hereby summoned and required
TO answer the complaint in this action.
which was this day filed in tho Office OF
the Judge Of Probate for the said County,
and TO serve a copy OF your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers at
their office at Laurens Court House,
South Carolina, within twenty days az
ter the service hereof, exclusive of the day
or such service; and II you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the Plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated Oct. 10Th, A, d., 1896.
BALL, SIMK1NS& BALL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 Mary l.. Thompson, Nonresident De-.
fendant.
Please take notice that the COMPLAINT
In this action was filed in the office of the
Judge OF Probate for Laurens County,
state Or south Carolina, on the 10Th
day Of Oct. 1896.
BALL, SIMKINS IL BALL,
Planting Attorneys.
Attest;--O. G. THOMPSON, J.r. L.. c.
Laurens, S. G., Oct. 10, 1806.--Gt
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STATE OF SoUTm CAROLINA.
Laurens County.

In Court Of Common Pleas.
D. Aaron Byrd, Plaintiff, against
Caroline Byrd, ct al.
BY virtue of a decree Of tbe
Court of Common Pleas, in the
above stated case, l will sell at Lau-
rens O.. H., S. c., On Salesday in
November, 1896, being the I'd day
OF the month, during the legal
hours of sale in front OF the
court house door, 10 the highest bid
der at said sale, all that tract Of
land, lying, being and situated in
the county and State aforesaid, con-
tanning Nineteen Acres, more or
less and bounded by lands or Fow-
Ier Park, e. j. Darlington and
others, being the same land mon
winch Aaron Byrd resided Jan. ,.
Also, that Lot or tract of land,
lying and being III Laurens COUNTY
state aforesaid, containing Eleven
acres, more OF less and bounded by
OF >. f. Park and SD. Gar
lington Agent, and others.
lerrns OF sale-Cash. Purchaser
pay o papers. If the terms of
Ihe sales are not complied with.
ana VIII be resold on same or some
subsequent Salcsday at the risk of
.ormcr purchaser.
GEO. S. McCRAvy.
'o"o Sherifr l.. G.
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List Of Letters

Remaining In the Post Office at Lau.
rens, s.. O., unclaimed, Tor the week
ending Oct. 10, 1895.
B=-Boyce, Miss Ella, Brewington.
Mas Annie.
C-Chappell, Miss Laura.
G-Gregory, V L; GUN, L O.
cay, ME-
O-Oskosh, S.
Reed. Columbus; Rice, b F;
Richard, w II: Reid, Ben,
S--Sims, Burnley Screws, @ w.
Persons calling for any OF above let
tors will please say, "They are sdyer-
tised." 4. B. CRiws, p. M.
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TO Election Managers.

The Commissioners of Election ask
us to state to Managers: There will be
eight boxes for each precinct. The
Managers coming for the boxes had
best come prepared with sufficient ve-
hicles to hold them. Two Managers
might come in buggies. They would
be entitled to pay for their days SER
vice,
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"Just Looking ArOundo

This Is q reply often given to q ques-
tion asked by us daily, but the keen
expression of the eye Is suggestive that
you have just dropped in to settle a
dispute to reconcile your ideas with
the strength o. your pocketbook in the
Everything can he amicahly settled
at w: G.. WILSON & Co.
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Organs and Pianos.

l do not beg beg any person to buy of
me, but If you value pour dollars, l
will positively a " you many of them
on the price of q piano or organ. See
my Organs and guaranty. They
yer Bank of Laurens. Don't buy UNI
til you see what l can do.
l.. A. MCCoRD.
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TO

A thorough system of Graded Schools
has been established at Cross Hill, S..
@. Board and tuition rates are reason
able. Instruction is thorough. All
parents DESTROYS of giving their chill.
dren a good education are invited to
correspond with
II. II. MAJORS,
Principal.
@. w. HANNA, Pres. Board Trustees.
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Don't fail to see Jamieson's shoe for
$1.O0. 1t is the best shoe on the market.
A splendid under vest for ladies for
only 20 cents at Jamieson's.
See our all wool home made jeans for
221a cents worth 35 cents at Jamieson's.
r. 81 G. Corset big lot just arrived at
Jamieson'a.
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Big Bargains in Clothing to close out
u st6cEst Jamieson's.
LgdieS see Jamieson's line of p
and jackets before buying.
A neat cape for only $1'25 at jamie.
sons.
A beautiful all wool serge for only 25
cents at Jamiesop's.
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Notice.

ny order OF the Probate Court for
lLaurcns County, $. G., notice is hereby
given to the creditors of S. S. Blakelv.
deceased, to present and establish their
cia1ms before said Court at Laurcns.
y. H., 20. on Monday the I'd day of
NOV, lo"6, at 10 o'clock, Il. m or be
orevcr thereafter barred.
Notice Is further given that the un-
dersigned, by permissio of said Con-,
viii make u full and final settlcment Of
the estate of s. S. Blakely, deceased
IN SAID Court at L~aurens Court Uousc
>. e., on Saturday Nov. p, 1896, and
VIII then and there apply Tor a final
discharge as Administration of said es-
tate. %
~ ,, VI. BLAKELY,
num- JUL Administrator.
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Pianos and Organs.

McCord will sell you q frst-class
Piano or Organ cheaper than any
other dealer. he has the State agency
for the leading manufactures, and no
expense: common sense would say, II
you wish to sage money, buy from Nc
Cord. These Pianos and Organs are
moth and mousse proof.
T.. A. McCoRp,
LaureIs. S, O.,
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STATE OF SoUTu CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LAURENs.

Court Of Common pho.
Ella Owons .. ,.,..,,/
Adminiat 90 a." inuiVl%ua' ana as
tn o' inc Personal cs'
n "J h"nSon owens, deceased
i"ihtil; against sarah Ellen Owens,
as an individual and/as Administra-
trlX OF the personal estate of j.. IT.
Owens, ColumbusL. Owens. Endo
Yeargin, Arthur r. Owens NroOw
ems, Earle Owe,s and Mam5 b.
Defendants. 0"0'
n"7.. /,
10 the ahovd OF me Court
l'IN'N' NtoO) / VIII SCH