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Cutting Affair.

John Bryant and William Herndon
became involved in row on the rail
road between Union and Buffalo
Wednesday afternoon about three
o'clock. There were several persons
along all more or less under the in
fluence Of liquor it it said. Before
the two men could be separated Hern-
don had cut a terrible cash across
Bryaut's throat extending from the
right ear around under the chin. The
juglar vein was miss. d only by a hairs
breadth. DR.. Fike sewed up the
wound and says if blood poison does
not set in he has good chance for
recovery. Herndon, who received q
bad black eye, was up before tie
Mayor yesterday morning and fined
for drunH and disorderly IS or ten
days. The fight occurred outside the
corporate limits. We understand
the parties have made up.
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Yours for business,

Mr.. z. +. FAINT has very materially
improved the appearance of his front
yard by making two front entrances
and installing fountain in the CEN
ter.
Many of US are sometimes quietly
called down in manner that foroibly
reminds rs that we are not nearly of
as much as Importance as we thought
we were.
Mr.. B. B. Bobo. of Cross Keys, and
Miss Anna Bolt, of Honea Path, An
derson county. we're married yesterday
at the home of the bride. ''B. B." has
left Hey Denver dancing in the trough.
Congratulations to you ''B. B."
A friend from ,Adamsburg called in
to tell US that there were q number
of fine porkers to be killed in his neigh
borhood. Good, keep the good news
coming in. There's going to be
hog killing time in some sections of
Union county this winter.
Magistrate J. G.. Hughes turned
over the Office to his successor Mr..
w. w. johnson on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Hughes has made good record
as magistrate since assuming charge
Of the Office in January, 1902. He
has issued papers in 243 criminal and
67 civil cases, out of all cases tried of
the above number there was not a
single appeal. Mr.. Hughes will con-
tinue the practice Of law in Union.
We hope the Mayor will limit the
funmakers to the throwing of con-
fetti. The scene on the streets of the
city of Columbia the night of the
Elk's Carnival was enough tn thor
oughly disgust any one. There was
possibly not more than o dozen in
that great crowd who was not more
or less sprinkled with -four and white
powder, while hundreds were literal
ly covered with It.
Rev. L. L, Wagnsn hos sold out
his interest in the business of Nor
gan & Wagnon to his partner, Mr.
Richard Morgan, and has entered
actively upon his ministerial work on
the new circuit formed at the recent
meeting Of conference. The circuit
consists of Buffalo, Union Mills,
Monarch Mills, Aetna Mills and Ex-
Icelsior Knitting Mills. Rev. Edward
tgones, of Pacolet, will be senior and
Rev. Wagnon junior preacher on this
circuit.
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Mr.. Rush |Yray to Marry.

Mr.. J. Rush Wray, who will bp re-
memberai as the brother Of NJ. !. @.
Wray. formerly prominent merchant
of Union, now one or Yoyk's leading
merchants, is TO le married in New York
City on the 23ri inst. TO Miss Augusta
Moses. Mr.. Wray is now travelling
salesman for new York house. Mr..
Wray makes Union In his rounds and
was here only a few days ago His
many friends in Union wish him success
and happiness in life.
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Masonic Election.

A. their last meeting Union JnHge
No. - A. T. NJ, elected their officers
for the ensuing year ss follows:
I. G.. Duncan, ". NJ. j. NJ. Greer,
Sr. W. ; Geo. W. Going, Jr. W.; l..
NJ. Jordan, Treas 4; Rev. l.. J.. Wag-
non, Sacy.
The minor Offices will he hll.d by
appointment at the next meeting, at
which meeting the installation OF Off
GERS will take place.
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PyfhiauS Elect Officers.

AT their meeting this week the Knights
of Pythias, besides parfecthg the ar
engagements for the carnival. electe,
their officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows:
J. A. Sawyer. q. g.; A. w. Lowery.
V. G Rev. T. +. Morris, Pre!ate; r..
E. Dean, X. of r.; w. S. Mcclure. NJ.
of w.; E. &. Clark, NJ at A.; Or. s S.
Linder, 1. g.; Ed Humplies. O. G.; p.
G. Whisenant. NJ. of F.; DR.. f. G.
Duke. If, of T..
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Local LaConicS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST ABOUT TOWN
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
The re will be Christmas tree at the
school house at Cross Keys Christmas
night.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Misses Pearl Goforth and Susie Tin
sley, of Winthrop College, will spend
the holidays at their home in Union.
The scholars in Mrs. Murphy's
room at Graded School No. are to
have Christmas tree.
There will be big Christmas tree
Eat Buffalo. It is going to be the big
>gest thing of the kind in the county.
Mr.. Frank Sanders has gone to Cof-
fee, Ark, where he will make his future
home with his cousin, Mr.. @. G. Spain.
Messrs. G.. E. Calvert and Ethan
w. Foster have returned from At
lanta dental college to spend Xmas
in Union.
Bishop w. w. Duncan who spent a
couple of days with his son, Col. T. G.
? Duncan, left on yesterday mornings
train for Spartanburg.
There is to be Christmas tree on
the afternoon of Monday 22nd inst.
| over on Union mill hill at West End
graded school.
We have received the honor roll for
the Union Graded Schools, but were un-
able to get 1t In this issue for lack OF
space. 1t will appear next week.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
There will be Q Christmas tree at
the home of Mr.. VIM. Bailey, near
lower Fsir Forest, on Christmas day.
Everybody invited.
Mrs. II. j. Smith, of Greenville,
returned home Wednesday, after an
extended visit to her son, DR.. H. K.
Smith, Of Union. -a,,
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
-. hr. August Kohn, manager Of the
News and Courier bnreau at Colufn-
bia, called in to see the editor while
s1in Union "Wednesday.
The man who receives the biggest
Try usually is the man who stands
- md and looks wise while the small
2selarled man is doing the work.
. ~ .. = =
Mr., q. B. Wike, who has been
holding the place Of might owl" nj
the ticket Office. has been transferred
90 Rockton. 8. g., whore he will act
a. temporary agsnt.
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A Big Rabbit Hawk.

Jim Joe Gist, co!ored, killed very
large rabbit hawk on Mr.. I. j. II.
Smiths place g few days ago that
was a hummer. Mrs. Smith meas
ured the wings from tip to tip ard
sent the string TO the editor, We
have messuredthc string and find it
81 inches in longth. The hawk
weighed ) pounds.
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Many soldiers in the last war wrote 10
say that for Scratches, Bruises, Cuts.
Wounds, Corns, Sore Feet and stir
Joints, Rucklen's Arnica Salve is tho
best in the world. Same for Barns,
Scalds, Boi!s. Ulcers, Skin Eruptions
and Piles. 1t cures or no pay. Only
25c at Dukes drug store.
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Christmas is Coming

And everybody wants the best the
markets affo; ds for the holiday festivities.
"Clifton'' -four makes the lightest and
whitest bread, cake and pastry. Ask
your grocer for it Macbeth Young and
Union Cotton Mills Store keep Il.
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Sc Venden

Tipos de imprenta, usados, en-
buen estado, & 20 pesos el quintal,
90 venden en- ests imprenta.
TambiSn las cajas paIa ellos.
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| En- YeZ de bOda
GnCOntr0 la muerte.
FL Kaiser perdona al matadOr
GOnseCuancias del I;COr.

B,rlin Julio 81. e! Emperador
Gu llermo ha perdonsdo al teniente
d. ei6rcito Sr. HildebrRnd, serten-
ciado 8 dos amos de prisi6n en- un
fuerte, por haber matado en- duelo
a tenients Blask Nv tz, en- Noviem
bee 1ltimo.
Este acontecimiento hA llamado
n ucho l& ateuci6n interna cional, por
haber ocurrido el duelo 10 msf1sna
d dia de las bodas de Bias kowitz
e duelo Sc veli6c6 en Iatsrs-
burg E te de Prussia, teniendo lugsr
nm raro episcdis e. novio cell b,6
oil dia sntes de su boda uoa comide,
con In que obsaquiAbs & sus compa
flsros de Armes. Durante ella des.
pues de h. b barse apurado a'gunas co.
pas de ch2npagne, B 5skQwitz, g.
brio como esSabR, oio una bofets ds
al teniente Hlldebrand.
En- el acto 80 forno un tribunal
Se honor y Sc concerto un duelo pa
70 ls.siguiente maf1ans.
Dsspertose Blksk uwitz al siguien
ta dia sin ecordaree de NADIA de 10
ocurrido y cuando Sc propcDfs salir
para la cana de su novi&, le records
ron sus pGdrinos ell compromise de
honor que tents Ee a6ienta.
La suerte le proporcion6 en- vez
do Ia mSno dc su hells novia, uRa es
tocsdE que lie priv6 de Ia vida.
Tornado consejo de guerra, fue
sertanciadc Eildebrhnd dos AMOS
de p-ision, De los cualss SOLO sufei6
mesee por haber obtenilo indulto
dol EmEerador.
La prensG c-itico mueh h' dichs
santencia cor hab arse llevAdo = cabo
81 conseio a puerJR cerrsda, no per-
m!tierdo ios periodistAs que se en-
terasen del euceso. q
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-elTsasmcs el dersoho &c ma

-sITsasmcs el derecho &C ma
tar cse hcmbra?-
Soricl, conaest0; ;HssGe G. mo.
mento GGa - hsnos coEdsaado {
muerte! Psro Potvin replic6: No
sa fusilal los civilss, ests cecs saz
cntregado 81 vsfdugo. conduzcamcs.
10 S Is comi3AriS de Polic1n.
f! a1gumeuto noe psrec:6 Con-
Gl"yen.c. Lovant6 81 hombrs, 10
coloqu6 sobra Una tsola de dibujo, y
ne 10 ilev6 con IL g.vrda Gs Potvin.
Ec frente de is gnAraiA e. celti.
uels Eos desuvo. 81 comissric la.
nsoc EOS reconcile, y como cada
dia e-S tasgigc de nuastrss hron.as,
de- nuestras excentrieidades, de
nuestros invertos IN sraihles, ae rio,
rehuG6 uuestrc prisionero.
aorioi iraistio; entonees Ell cen.
tinela nos orden6 con seveTidad
vclver & nuestra GAGS sin promover
esc&ndRlo. Nuestra troPs SO puso
en- mArchR y voivi6 & le salA Dc es-
tudio. PreguEte; lQGe hacenos del
pIeso9. Potvir, &c teri side; sse-
guro qua Ell pobre hombre debia es-
tar muy canhado; en- realidad pare.
Ga sgonizando, amarrAdo sobre ia
tabla. Me agobio, una l&stina in
menss de Dorracho; quitandole ls
mordszs le pregunt6: ely, como te
Vi, mi pobre viejoi Glmi5; isBxs-
tn, por 10 virgen!s
Eatonces Soriol, se voivi6 pa.
terrRl; le solt6 de todas lAs ligadu.
ras, le hiz0 sentRr, le tute6, y para
reponerlo nos pusimos inmedista'
nente 6 preparar an nuevO ponche.
e. lAdton sose gado en- su siilon, nos
miraba. CuAndo el lfquido estuvo
en- punto, ls alargamos una copa y
bebimos 4 su salud' El preso bebio
tanto como nm regimiento; pero CO
mo empezAba & amanecer; Sc levan'
to y con Aire muy formal diio:
SHE veo en- lS obligAci6n de
de eiaros porque tengo que volver &
cAsa.>
Eatonces nos apretamos las ma
nos, y Soriol 10 alumbr6 con IL sia
hAsta el xsgaan, gritsndo al 1timl:
siCuidado con Ell paso de 10 puertals y
Nos reiAmos & csrcsjadas III re-
dedor del autcr del cuento. Sc le'
vanto, eucendio SD cachimba y ana.
dio plADt&ndose enfrente de todos
nosotros:
slY, 10 meior de todo es que mi
historic es In pura verdAd!s
Gaty de MdUp0ssaast,
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"A CORRESPONDENCE DE PUlRTO RICO i3 DK AGOSTO DE 1909
Association
de Ia prensa

No decae en- nuastros cOmps he.
ros el entusiasmO por In noble inicia
tiva de sEt Idea, Latino,. S6bese
que, en- q reunion celebrada en- Ca
rolins, Qued6 constitufda 10 asociA'
ci6n de 10 prenss, y que, & losacuer.
dos allf tomados, han respondido
con su asentimiento z conformidad
los periodistas del pals.
Ahora bien; 10 Asamblea anun-
ciada para que ell penss miento Sc
cons Glide coz el con:urso de todos
los obreros del periodismo, debe ce.
lebfa .se Gu anto antes. A varios COM
pAf1eros hemos ofdo expresar To- idea
de que podrfa realizarse la Assm-
b.ea ell "a de los corrientes en- San
Juan 6 en- Carolina. Por 10 que 6
cosCt .os Sc refiere, opiuamos de
ig aRl mode: conv6quese para el "a
IL AsambleA y terga estA efacto don
de meior convergs, & fin de q. todos
los periodi,os de la lsla puedhn es.
tar represent Ados en- tan importsnte
Acto.
Entendemos que ssria 6til para
ijar dia y lug&r para esa ASSEMBLIES
DIR ell parecer de todR la .prensa de ID
isia, obrando despues en- Consonan.
Ga con ID opinion que alcar zkra ma.
yorfs; : entendemos tAmbien qua los
Representa- q tes de tndAs las publicA.
clones deben llevar q Aouel acto am
plios poderes para tomar acuerdos
tirmes y defuitivos. eEl I Zeal Lati.
nos es oil gentil hombrs & qrien toca
al noble papel de orderar Ia Assm
hlea en ese gran reinc 8 mejor, en- esa
gfan req dblics, que riga ese monar'
esa magistrate q Sc llama sPren
sA.S
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Los EstadOS UnidOS
en- Haiti.
La confederation antllla-
na sera un hecho, baJo el
pabell0n americana.

NuevA York Agosto. Los Rs
tAdos Unidos han dejado sentir ya
su snaano de hero. en- 10 contends
haitisns, CON obieto de sdar protec.
cion los extrsngeross y otrcs neo'
trales del CAbo b sitiano.
El ComandAnte McCrea, que 10
es del cafionero eMachiass, telsg e&
flo 10 q guiente:
clos asuntos muy complicados.
Tarbas organizadas en- In cludAd
Los Consuiss extYangeros han sido
amenszAdos. Les dare profession 6
bordo. Evitar6 bombArdeo sin pre-
vic &visOS
C3n motive de esta noticia, ha
circulado entire 10 prensa Ia de que
los intereges ameficanos en- el Cabo
sor importantisimos El Comandan'
te MeCrea, como tai, est6 en- el de
ber de proteger, por virtud de 10
que pudi6ramos lamar ley no escri'
tn, Las vid&s y los intereses de su J
couciudad&nos, como tambien & los
demas extrADgeros que se encuen
tran en- 81 misIao caso.
Por kupuesto que el amor In
humanidad exigs que se adopten me
didas severas, y no ser& extraf1o que
los Eslados Unidos Sc cream hama
dos intervenir, para 6ar al traste
COZ las revoluclones GRO 1ioas de las
repdblicas latinas.
e sMachiass go nm buque 1177
toneladas, y porta ocho caflones de
cuatro puigadas, tiro r&pido, con
una tripulaci6n de once oficiales y
148 hombres QaizAs tsngA que
sostener nm combate naval CON algu.
NOS de los acorazados de Haiti, el
sCrets-a Pierots, por ejsmplo.
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Dos feliCitaCiOneS.
Dos trabajos titles,

La nueva contabili lad munici-
pal establece una revoiuclon en- el
aec, 6 .oito sistema antigua. Lo que
hasta hoy fac especia de contablli.
dad -trampA, 10 contAbllldad vieja,
aquella de innumerab es entrodds y
salidos, racuerdo de 10 colonis limo.
cnlads, es hcy un sistsma bancarlo,
precise, claro y breva. Mr.. Solomoa,
autor de ese trabbjo, es " por esa
vltud, nm benefacJor de t'Go Rico
Dabemos felicitarle los Alsaldss puer
torripuefios. Con esta nueva ley,
sug sJa q los inspect torres q. hay NOM
brados, no ha lugAr & oDscurldades
en- la administr aci6n municipal. He
mos dado un gran paso en- IL amerl-
canizAci6n con esta reforma.
o*o
La nueva ley de SAnidad ss otro
trabaio concienzudo. Ell Dr.. Her
nandsz ha ~hecho cnanto es possible
por presentAr una obra sin dehclen-
eias, y 10 ha logrsdc; nuestrA felici :
tAcion al lAborloso m6dico.
Els de sentirse, que al cumpli /.
miento de estas leyes recaiga en- el
enedico municipals. Solaado an
alientos, sin esperAnzas y sin liber-
tad de accloa, toda vsz que depende
SD pan de I'M Ayuntamiento y slcai-
de que puede reffenar sus deberes,
poi que convene uno 8 q otro.
MlenGras los ohciales de Sanldad no
tengan an salarlo psgo como 8
mAestr.s de escneia, y que no sea
menos que ell de IN medlco de 10 ar
mada americans, IL presente ley de
SAai idld no pod1 a refe.af su lnfaen
cia sobre este pueCIo Tan fslto de nj
gienistAs en- la z Una rural.
DR.. j. M. AMADEO.
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5E lomhre hOnradO.


Se6or Editor. - -5frvase infornsr
4 sus lectores que 81 me escriben con
66enc;slnsnta les m&ndarS por co
FREQ eu carta sollAda 81 plan que Sc
Rnf = por ell cual ootuye ell restahle-
3imiento rerraanenSe y. cou pactc dc
hi sElai = vigor varoril despuSs &e
&fos de sufri,nientog de dabilidaa
nerv;osa, pSrjidss noctGrnss y par.
teE ds0jles y StrofaGas,
Nc ss mi idea eonseguir dinaro
de nadis; fui robadc y estafado por
chsrJatsnes, hasta perler la f6 del
Gdnsro humane, paro grGciss D!oc
sstcy ah2ra bier vigotcso y fuerte,
= cou dsseo os nac Or cc1oGsr 6 todos
este gaIodio G:ertn ds sErarae.
No tsn:39do uadA que veadsr ri
oEe engiGr G. 4. z: NO Gesec dine
.rc.
Direction: t. Brant, Boz palray
Mich. aF, UU. S loo. II
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mprentas abras de chocolates cuuier
dustra,a precios m6dicos.
eco pobaones Hacendas
g. Central <JUANITAs Bayamon puede
taacon
presupueStos gratis cuaquer case nstaaone
compana obtenga ell cont n precios duciaos
Venta de toda case de material aparatos eectricos
C0RRIENTE OLA Y NOCHE
nomadad bun servico durante DEZ AMOS ene
de umo
Pana sufcente
do acuamente mas del 400 pS. capcdad pimitva
APARATos 1NNeJoRABLes
Corriente Directa a baja tension. Ho hay peligro
40
A. ELECTRICAL
ADMINISTRATOR
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REV. L. M. ROPER
I MADE PRESIDENT.
Chosen to Direct Furman's
Affairs.
HONOR DESERVED.
Has Earned Reputation for
Scholarship.
Something of His Life and Career-A
Native of Laurens, Dials Town.
ship-WiiI Probably Accept.

1t is believed that Rev. l.. M. Roper
of the First Baptist Church, Spartan
burg, will accept the Presidency OF
Furman University, to which the trust
ees elected him last week.
MI Roper is q young man, about 80,
but has established himself as one OF
the most cultivated and broadly in
formed men in the South. He is q ma
tive of Laurens, q son of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. HI. Roper of Dial township, and q
brother OF Messrs. G. III. and Luther
Roper of this city. He graduated at
Furman University and took degrees
from several other we'll known institu-
tions. He preached awhile In Canton,
Ohio, and then came to Spartanburg.
PROF. MOORE TO RESIGN.
Prof. G. B. Moore of Furman was
asked by trustees last week to resign on
account of his alleged u~nsoundness in
certain religious views. The students
of Furman held q meeting and declared
that they would leave in o body IL Mr..
Moore was expelled. The trustees af-
forwards withdrew the request and it is
understood that Mr.. Moore will volun-
tarily resign. He is q man Of great
ability.
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o OUR FRIENDS.

Mrs. FL. X. Aiken and Master Hugh
have returned from Charleston.
Mr.. T. II. Blackwell, a prominent citi.
zen OF Due West, was here Monday.
Mr.. A. J.. Martin of Rapley was In
town Monday.
Messrs. Lee and Wash Hunter were
in town Monday.
Mrs. j. j. Hardy of LaYouia Ca, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. T. e.
Todd.
Mr.. McDermott, the new superin-
tendent OF the Laurens Cotton Mills,
has arrived, and assumed his duties.
He comes from Valiosta, Ga.
Rev. j. ID. Pitts aud Rev. B.. j.
Woodward have returned from the
Baptist Convention which met in
Greenville last week.
MIR. AID Martin and Mr.. Holder with
their families are occupying the two
new cottages belonging to Mrs. B. w.
Ball In Beaufort street.
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sa
In HI CHURCHES.

in charge. The following services are
held In the above church every Sunday.
1000 a. m. Sunday School; HOO a. M.
Morning Prayer and Sermon; 400 p. M.
Evening Prayer and Address.
The first series of addresses will be
on the Prayer Book. A cordial invita-
ton is extended. All seats free.
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, Rev. Watson B. Duncan, A. M,
pastor. Preaching at IL o'oclck a. m.
and at 7.3o p. m. Prayer meeting on
Thursday at 7.8O p. m.
Sunday School, lion. G. G.. Feather
stone, Superintendent, at 10 O'Clock at
a.. m.
Woman's Missionary Society, Mrs. s.
D. Darlington, President, meets on
Tuesday after First Sunday, at 4.8O
O'Clock p. m.
Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. j. r. Bolt,
President, meets on Tuesday, after
Third Sunday at 4 80 O'Clock p. m.
Church Conference every Third Sun
day after the morning service.
First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Robt Adams, Pastor, services at IL q.
m. and 8:15 p. M, each Sabbath. All
are welcome.
Sunday School, @. w. Tune, Super.
intendant, Sunday Morning at 10 a. m.
Todd Memorial Presbyterian Church,
East End, ---P Pastor. Preach
ing in Factory Hall every
APPOINTMENTS FOR NORTH LAuRENs
CIRCUIT.
Trinity, First Sunday, at II o'clock,
q. m.
Trinity, Third Sunday, at $3.50
O'Clock, p. m.
Shiloh, First Sunday, at $3.50 o'clock,
p. m.
Shiloh, Third Sunday, OF IL o'clock,
q. m.
Dials, Second Sunday, at IL O'Clock,
q. m.
Dials, Fourth Sunday, at $3.50 o'clock,
p. m.
Graycourt, I'd Sunday at $50 o'clock,
p. M.
~Graycourt, 4th Sunday o. III O'Clock
q. m.
Sunday Schools at each appointment
one hour before preaching.
Prayer meeting Thursday nights at
Graycourt, at 8 O'Clock. All are alike
invited to attend these services, for 1t
Is here, as 1t is in Heaven, 'the rich
and the poor meet together"
j. X. Mccain,
Pastor.
Langston's Church, Baptist, preach.
ing IL q. M, Fourth Sundays, and Sat
urday before, by Rev. Il. G. Watson.
Hurricane Church, Baptist, preach.
ing ii a. M, First Sundays and on Sat.
urday before by Rev. K. O. Watson.
Dorroh Presbyterian church, Gray
Court, 8. G., T. b. Craig, pastor.
Preaching on Let Sunday at IL o. m
3rd Sunday 4 p. m.
Sabbath School on LIST and End Sun.
days AZ ~ D M, n on 8rd and 4th
Sundays at 8 p. m.
IT. PEDEN, Supt.
Lenford, Baptist preaching III o.. m
Second Sundays by Rev. e. G. Watson
Preaching at Cedar Shoal Church or
sameSay at 8 o'clock p. m.
Padgett's Creek, Baptist preaching
at ii q. m. on Third Sundays by Il. C.
Watson, r., l.
Warrior Creek Baptist Church, Rev
o. L, Jones, supply. seryics every Ali
Sunday at IL O'Clock and Saturday be
fore.
Mt. Bethel, Second sunasy at II
O'Clock, a, m.
Mt. Bethel, Fourth Sunday at 3:3t
o'clock, p. M.
8. w. Henry, Pastor.
Cedar Grove Baptist Church, Rev. r.
b. Vaughn, Pastor-Service on the Isl
Sunday Of each month at IL o clock q
m. and on Saturday before at 2o'clocl
p. m.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-12-10
A THIRD PRIZE IS OFFERED,
This Time lit is for Children Between
IL and Id Years Old.

be given. The prize will go to the
next best in that case.
Other than prize-winning compost
tions will often be printed. Thus when
several compositions are submitted en-
titled to first, second and third honOra-
BILE mention, each may be printed with
the writer's name.
The editor Of THE ADVERTISER will
be the Judge. He will grade the com.
positions though without knowing
the m of the writer's.
Compositions written by pupils in
the ordinary course OF work may be
sent in. Teachers may select any num-
Der OF compositions and send them to
THE ADVERTISER. The teacher will
always state that the writer is within
the sge limit of the contest. The win
ming compositions will be announced In
The ADVERTISER and the teacher will
then send name Of writer and his or
her parent.
To repeat-the compositions for the
first offer must be received not later
than December Is, and must not contain
over 400 words. We do not fix any
minimum limit-the winner may pos
sibly not write over SO words.
The ordinary rules will govern the
decisions. The subject matter, thought,
handwriting, capitalization, neatness
and grammar will be considered.
Again THE ADVERTISER hopes that
teachers throughout the county will
talk the proposition over with the
children and help to interest them.
Children from any school except
those in college departments may con-
test.