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Washington Journal., 1912-11-02


0iscontorate bon biereinbalb auf 5
8ro5ent erbobt. Die @rbobung mar
nagemein erpartet moroen, nadoenl
Die bo6iten Haten in Yaris, 2onoon
uno 8riiiieI ibon Dor elmer @ode in
&raft getretcn maren. Die uierein.
balb Hro5ent State mar felt Dem l..
SUM in arnft geiDeien, ais iie bon
5 Yro3ent erm1Bigt moroen por, mel
DIE felt Dem September b. S. in Strait
gemeien. Cine Slate bon 5 &ro5ent
lit 81 Oieier Sabres5eit nidts huge
pobnlides, oenn iie lit 10 bod i'm
@er6ite Der lebten oier5ebn Sabre &C.
peien, nit Ailsnabme oerSabre 1901
1902, mo 1903.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Ser scnfcl 1T IdmISis.


,@reenoiIle, Q. s., 80. Oft.
Ger prominente uno wobl6a6enoe
8aptiItenpreoiger Gburiton @augbn,
Der am Somitag 5um Eooe perurteilt
woroen lit, neil er iid an fiinf fleinen
8ailenfinOern, Die in BEND 06euop
8aiienbnlie undergraduate moren,
bergriffen bate, miro iebt in ieiner
3eae idarf bemadt, man min i'm 90
for beuabren, Dab er Der irOiiden
@eredti9feit elm Shnipp6en idIdgt.
Der famofe Seeliorger uno ainoer.
frcnuo iaot, Der Seufel babe i'm BE-.
ieiieu, ais er Die fIndmiiroiee Eat be-.
ging, unO Der D@ott-iei.beisuns4 Iei
i6nloig, nidt er.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
GrieOc scluamidt.

&aris, 80. Oft. Oaod einem
bier in Oiplomatifden &reiien cirfli=
lireuOen @eriidt lit Die Giirfei bereit,
Srieoen NIT Ben 8aIfanitaaten at
idlieBen. 0ie ottomanii6e Hegie-
rilne tpiini6t, lire BreItinge 10 melt
Wie m0glid 81 pobrelL inoem iie
ben SeinoieIigfeiten Elm Cube bereiten
m06te, ebe Aorionopel uno SaIonift
foaen, unO ebe Die 9alfantrllppeu
GonltantinopeI ndber riideu.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
9us GnOe na6t.

Berlin, 80. Oft. MilitdriI6e
Sadberitdn0ige naren beute einig,
oaB Die @reigniiie Der bei0en lebten
Gage Sen Mnfang pom @n0e Der Cir
fei beoeuten. Sic baIten es fir mabr-
i6einli9, oas Der Sutton Dor @noe
Der @ohe geidlagen fem Oiirfte. @as
ole 8ulgaren boabra6t baben, fonn=
te nod ibrer Mnfi6t MIR infolge Ser
0emoraliiirung oer8iirfen geiheben.
@ien, 80. 9ft. 0en biefigen
9ldttern gilt Die So6e ser Siirfei
6ereits ais %perloren. Snfolge oeIieu
menoen lie lire Mufmerfiamfeit benz
ferneren @erbalteu Der M66te all,
BON peldem allies obbdngt, OF es
mirflid gelingen miro, 0en altf Dem
gdlfan entfeiieIten 4rieg git Gotn-
liiiren.
Mit elmer gorfi6t oie fir Sen
iiberaus brethren Stan0 Der 0inge
be3ei6netlo lit, bebanOeln oie 3eitltn-
gen Die bonn fran8oiii6en 8remier
Eoincare in Nantes gebaltene &eoe,
Die au6 Die meitere Stellungnabme
Der Md6te beriibrt.
llebereinftimmeno lteaen bic gl1t-
ter feit, Dab Die BON Boincnre betonten
8eitrebungen 5ur @rbaltltng oes ELI
ropdii6en @on5erts b01lt beifler Na-
tltr ieien, uuo cine Menge @efabren
nit li6 bringen fonnten.
Die borberri6enoe peiiimiitif6e
Stimmung ipiegelte ii6 an Der 8or=
ie nieoer, Die iebr flau NOR. Die
&ursoerluIte be8iffern iid lteIlenmeiie
ailf nidt meniger ais flint Yro8ent.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Sdlennise SntcrOeutiOn.

Berlin, 80. DIT. Sn elmer
9epeide an Sic nSronffurter 3ei-
tun9" aus @ien, Oie allgeni6einlih
aus offi5ieaer Queae itommt, beiBt
es: Scr 8eitpunft fir elm @ingrei-
fen Der MGdte lit nabe, OF Dies nun
nerlnngt miro ooer ni6t. @enn oie
Siirfei in Der S6la6t, bic 3tpi16en
4orionopel nnO &onitontinopel be-
poritebt, gei1Iagen miro, tpGre es fir
EUROPA bobe 3eit, iid I'M feline Sn-
tereiien 81 fiimmern, Ga peOer Die
3erltorung Der europdiI6en Giirfei
nod Die Sffupotion GonItantinopels
our6 eirte anoere Wio1t geouloet
meroen tonne.
n@s lit 8Iut genlg gefloiien, nn0
fals @ulearien geidlagen miro, fam
Der 5rieDen, nit gutter Ausii9t alif
Mnnobme, beiOen Soften a~ngetragen
tperOen. @s lit nidt notwithstanding
ooB SeIterrei6 Serbien a~ngreifen
miro, ga Dies iofortigen &rieg nit
Dem 8alfon : 8uno beoeuten tpiirOe.
Cine gntl1eiOunesi9Iaht miro in
nerbalb meniger Gage ertpartet, Oes=
boIb erlheint cine SrterDention IN
nerboIb elmer ISOLDE mabrideinli6"
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Der SCAR iprad.

8erIin, 30. Oft. Die gerIo-
bung Ser reihiten @rbin bon Berlin,
SRI. bon 6rieoIanoerfelO, nit Dem
ruifiihen Hrin5en 9lleranoer &oma-
notpsfD, oie am 5. Sftober anae5eigt
nurOe, lit bonn lebteren linter Dem
Druid oes g5aren, Der inn NIT Ser
%bannung, Grfommunifation, Eitel-
unO @ermogens ) g%nt3iebung Orobte,
tuenn er Die iiioii6e Eohter oes Sob
lenfOnigs beirate, aufeeloit poroen.
9emtide &eidsbanf er6Obt 0isfOutu.
Nate.
Berlin, 80. Oft. Die Deutide
Neidsbanf bat beute ibre MinimaI
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Gem oortigen Goniulots : Gau5ler
&auI 2ined lit Der 9fote I0leroroen
bierter Glaiie oerlieben.
Der 8oti9ofts Sefretdr Midael
uno Der 8otidaftsfan3lilt in @oib-
inetou empfangeu Den 9ronenoroen
Oierter &laiie.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
sidernns Oes SilnOamcntS Ocs
@ain5cr Comes.

9as 6ltnooment oes Comes in
Main5 lit unlider %getporoen. gs lit
nunmebr Elm 0ombou gerein gegriin.
oct norOen pelher cine 2otterie ber-
anitaltet, INN Ole Mittel sur Side.
rilllg 81 bei6affen.
Der Moin5er Dom Bat 6 8iirme,
oeren bo6lter SO Dieter emporragt,
I'M Smeren 8 &apellen uno Ia Ml,
tdre bat. gr lit in Den Sa6ren 97S
1000 8lerit erridtet, i'm ~. mo
10. SobrbinOert nad) mebreren
grdnoeu mieOer aufgebart, uno lit
6eion0erS ourA sic gelagerimg BON
1898. Die MISUNDERSTANDING lit I'M
ter 8iidof BON &etteler, 1859 bis
1879 ausgefiibrt moroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
ScIOcnmHtig.

,Son4ntonio, &eras, OOH
9ei einem 9ronoe Oes ct. Sobns
@oiienbauies in San Nntonio maB.
ten leds Der barmber5igen S6we.
tern, WdbrenO oes gerludes, ole 81
aiuoer Der 4ultalt 5u retten, iBr
Sebell loiien. Cine meitere Sdne.
tier erlitt oerartig Idpere gran0uun.
ben, Dab aud ibr AbIeben ebenfaas
ertpartet miro. 5erner fin0 aud 2
Der ainoer in Den 6lommen umae.
fommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
aGmisreid ansebOten.

&openBagen, 80. Oft. |rin3
Sarolo, Der 8ruoer oes &0nigs bon
91nemarf, mur0e BON Den oipIoma-
tiIden @ertretern Der 9alfanltaaten
gefragt,. OF er geneigt iei, Ole &rone
oes &Snigreids Ma6eOonien, Oas mad
Der ebentueaen Nieoerlnge Der Cir
fen gegriinoet meroen ioG, an8uneb=
men. Ser 8lnn Der @nlfan : Ser
biinoeten 1T, Nao8eOonien nod ieiner
@roberung al einem unabb6ngigen
aonigreid al erbeben, uno es 5i eli
mem 9iinoniB NIT ben iibrigen Sal
fan Staten uno Humdnien, faas
iid Oas Iebtere 2anO au5ui6IieBen
tpiinidt 81 D%eranlaien. a0nig @e-
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
@risdiide 9lniprii6c.

2onoon, 30. Of. Ole @rie-
den oie bon beri6ieoenen Soften BEL
Den aalfulationen be5iigli9 Ser fiinf-
tigen @ntmidluhg Der 9inge am
8aIfan gang aliBer &ednung gelai-
fen moroen linO, treten MN nit Dem
Mniprud berbor, oaB ibnen Der Seil
Der Siirfei 8ufaaen miiiie in Dem Die
Armee Oes grie6iIden &ronprin5en
&onltantin operiert.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Scders urteiI.

@em 9 Off, 80. Oft Charles ge-
Ger, Der friibere 8oIi5ei 2ieutenont
Der peger Mloroes bon Sermon &c.
ientbal leBte @ofe bonn G1Durge-
ridt fiir Ifuloig befunoen tuurOe, EN-.
ping beute bonn Hidter fem llrteiI.
@r lol IN Der ISOLDE, beginneno am
8. 0e5enber B. s., ben Goo i'm eIef-
triiden Stlbl III Sing Sing erIeiOen.
9a Der Sail iofort appellirt meroen
miro, 10 fam es elm Sabr Oaueril,
ebe Dies geihiebt, tuenn es iiberbaupt
CUR gatiaAe miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Sdneeitnrm in @imnipes.

@innipeg, Man., 90. Oft.
Gin iiberaiis beftiger Sdneefturm boi
Die lmgegeno bon @innipeg beim.
Ieiubt uno es iino bereits iiber IL
}ol Sdnee gefalen. Der itarfe @tnf
riirmt ben 5duee gu rieiieen Bergen
auf.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Oes Suffers.
Sc resnst SrOen nnb Nnsseidmlns
gen.

&cinItat Ser Seindstngc Ocs Oentidcn
@eidpaOers in @eiu yOrf. - Der
nene Grs6iidof OOn aOIn, - Dent.
ide &eidsbauf er6Ubt 9isfOntO-
3ate. - Der 9um in @aina irn-
iider.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
GntIdeiOanssidludlt nabe.

@ten. 80. Oft. Dit einem Hei-
die ais &eTultat elmer 56la6t anf
Dem Spiele, nebmen 8wei groBe ar-
meeil, cine bulgariide uno cine thrift
i6e, itrategii6e @unfte Inn Iorin-
nopel elm. Cine Mrnee bon Serben
eilt in forcirten Mdriden Dem G5o-
rem Seroinano, melder Die Staot be-
Iagert, gu Silfe, pdbreno Die Siirfen
ale 8erItdrfnngen, Die ibnen in Cont
Itantinopel entbebrli6 iino, General
Na3im Yoi6a 81 Silfe ienoen.
Gin allgemeiner slngriff auf Gori-
aaope[ miro na6 Dem @intreffen Der
5erben beginner. Nodribten aus
Dem bulgariiden Souptquartier in
Start 3ogera beiagerL Dab bente
i9pere Sample 5miiden Der Sorbut
Der redten Sliigels Der bulgarii6en
@rmee uno oes linfen 6liigels Der
tiirfil1en Corps in Marai6 itattfan-
ben. Ole Sample ereigneten ii6 an
Ser Srientba6n I'M Marai6-Eale,
meItli6 bon aorianopel. Die Siirfen
sogen fib in gutter Sronung 8uriid.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
sirius eridOTsm.

&onftantinopeI, 80. Oft.
Igi8 8ai6a, Ser egDptii1e @rin5,
uelder Die triifii9e &apolerie BEL
&irf 4ilofia befebligte, tpurOe bier err
ibolien, neil ct gegen Die 9ulgn-
rem einen 10 idIedten Stan0 einge-
nonmen bate.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

5ofio, 80. Sftober. 9ta6 8ipei-
tGgigeu &dmpfen Bat Oie buIgoriide
Nrmee einen boGitdnOigen Sieg iiber
ole bauptid6li1iten tiirfii6en STREET.
fr1fte errullgen. 9ie 8iirfen baben
iib in llnorOnlng 8uriidge8ogen. Gu
Ie 9urgas murOe e%ingenommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Sabn nnter6rOdjen.

@ofoni, Giirfei 80. Oft. Die
grie6ii9e Armee inter &ronprin5
Gonitantin idnitt mad Der @innabme
Der Staot 8errio Die giienbabn-@er-
binOung nit Monaitir ab. Ole be-
oertenOltcn mobammeoanii6en Be-
mobner 0es 9iitrifts baben Dem
aronprin5en ibre untermerfung an-
geboten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
s~sOrtidrittIer seiuablt.

gei ser Qonotogs Griobmabl inn
erlten 8erliner @abIfreiie lit Or.
Otto Mitgoan bon Der 5orti9rittIi.
der @oIfspartei gepdblt moroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

org bon @rie6enIano tpurOe ais
aonoioot fir oos 9rGfioentenamt oes
8unoes erpGbnt.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Ser 6rie8
amf Ocmt 8nIfan
9ie SerbiinOetem 8alfanM ddte
srrinSen eieS anf siss.

Ger 3erfaI Ser Sarfei itebt bsuOr.-
gImtisc Sample bel sOfin. = Der
3eitpnnft Der S~nterueutiOn sefOm-
men. - GntideiSnnesidIadt maize
Sin neues &6niereid. - TrieOe
neluiinidf.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
9rder 6~OffmmHasIOs.

&em gort, 80. Oft. Ser ebe.
malige 8oli3ei lieutenant CHARLES
9eder, gab bon ieiner 8eae aus cine
grfldrung ob, in meIder er beoauert,
oaB er niht Den 3eugenItano betrat.
@r bebouptet, Dab 9foie, @oIon uno
@ebber nidt allein ben NoIentba[-
@loro plonten. ionoern nod einen
onoeren Spieler um5ubrineen beab-
lidtiaten. @r ertl6rte %rlnopeg. DAB
CT feline 6offmung babe, bon Dem eIef.
triiden Stubl gerettet 8u werOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
gcdcrS irene Satin.

gbe 9eder oen@eri9tsiaol I'M ari.
minal @eridt betrat, bate Grau
9eder nod cine llnterreOung nit ibm
IN Der Sberiffs Office. gIud feline
@riioer Sobn 9. uno Sadiom Iopie
Gater Gurrp BON Der 81. Somes
STRIDE, iudten i'm ouf5umuntern.
9efers 6rou pereinigte iih NIT linn
i'm eiienbobnluagen uno begIeitete
ibn, chamber felt umI9lungen, nod
Sing Sing. Sic beabii1tigt, elm
@olls BORT 81 mieten uno m1bren0
leInes 8ro5eiies BORT 5i pobuen.
Der @auptoerteioiger mar i'm sc.
ridt nidt aniueieno, uno es tDir0 be.
bauptet, CT iei ~nerpeufranf.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
sl6 nadD Sing Sing.

@nt9e9el Der iibli1en @etuobnbeit,
Die gum Gooe Gerurteilten nod meb.
rere Gage IN oen Combs at bebaI-
ten, mllroe 9efer Dem Sheriff Sor.
burger in @~emabriam gegeben, Der
i'm iofort in Den @efdngnismagen
bradtc, uio NIT ibm CUR 0@ronOGer-
tral Stotion~ fubr. 9ort angefom-
men, berlieBen lie idon NIT benz
1850 llbr abaebenoeu 8uge 3etU
Dort nod Sing 5ing.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10
Those Schedules.

We do not think that the people
of Greenwood would protest against
the present schedule if the road
would put on a train leaving McCor-
mick or some place lower down in
time to reach Greenwood at about
twelve and so on as far as Laurens
returning to Greenwood at 3 or 4
O'Clock This it strikes us would be
an excellent arrangement. The Daily
Journal has contendcd for this We
believe that such an arrangement
would be entirely satisfactory. Let
the people of Laurcns join hea. tily
in an effort TO get this train Green
wood Daily Journal.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10
A PROSPEROUS YEAR.
Bank OF Waterloo After Little Less
than Years Business Shows Good
Profit Sheet.

Waterloo, Jan. 9,-Thc annual
stockholders meeting of the Bank
OF Waterloo was held in its Offices AT
this place on January 3rd. and the fol-
lowing board OF directors we're elect
ed; o. b. Simmons, w. c. l2asor, I'll y.
VIM. I. j. Anderson, w. c. Wharton.
ID. c. Smith and j. G. Smith.
At the directors meeting the follow
ing officers were elected for the com
ing year: o. B. Simmons. president: H.
ID. Winn, vice president; j. c. Smith.
cashier and G. Y. Culbertson. assistant
cashier. $2OO0O0 was passed to sur
plus account and $7S3.t5 to undivided
profits account.
The Bank of Waterloo is next to the
youngest bank in the county, having
been opened in the early part of last
year Taking it's short life into con
sideration, the showing made by the
management is indeed very nattcr-
ing one.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10

Mr.. Karl Lehman, Field Secretary
of Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor, for the United States and
Canada, will deliver lecture in the
First Presbyterian Church, or Thursday
night at 7:3o o'clock. He comes under
Che auspicies o f the Federation of
Young Peoples Socities of South Caro-
lima and is giving the month of January
to South Carolina and Georgia. Mr..
lehman is one of the worlds leaders
IN Young Peoples work, and it is safe
to say his address will be worth hear
ing. People of all denominations es-
pecially the young people are invited
to come out and hear Mr.. Lehman
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10
NO MORE DISPENSARY!
SO Says Harmony Correspondent on
Commenting on Quictncss of the Re
cent Holidays.

Harmony, Jan G.-Wcll the old
year, 1911, is in the past. BY looking
back over the past year we can be able
10 see where we have made mistakes
and went wrong. BY so doing we Will
be enabled to do better this new vcar
and we would suggest that we one and
all try to make this the banner wear
OIL our lives, especially in trying to
be blessing to others Get our old
self out of the way and try to make
others happy.
Christmas passed off very quietly i'm
this town. We have had the smallest
amount of booze this time we've had
for years and our town seems to have
gotten TO the place where they think
it all bosh about this Christmas
dram Ga few eXoeptions). Doing away
with the county dispensary and having
the rural police to look after those
that will Git secms) have little booze
occasionally, is helping our communi-
ty wonderfully. We now nave a good
community whereas when the dispcn-
sary was running at Laurens it was
considered by some to be very rought
Keep the dispcnsary away and / think
we'd soon be somebody.
Mr., S. c. Cook has nice house com
pletcd ON the ground where his other
Inn
into it and is enjoying it during this
rough weather.
Mr. Otis Hughes, of Chester, spent
the holidays with homcrolks.
Mr.. w. W. Davis and family, of this
place, spent several days visiting at
PelZcr
Mr.. }. Il. Mcdlock and family, of
Greenville, were at home with his
mother, Mrs Martha Medlock, for a
few days during Christmas.
Mr.. j. c. Cluck, of Mountville, is
visiting relatives and friends. This is
Mr. Cluck's old home and we are al
ways glad to have him with us.
MIR. Monroe Pickcns, wife and lit
tie daughter, Of Grcenville, attended
preaching at this place on the fourth
Sunday
Mr {. A. Moore, an old Confederate
veteran o fthis place, has been right
sick but is thought to be some better
at this writing.
Mr.. j. A. Balentinc. of this place has
rented his farm to Mr. BpnSon Jnnoc
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10
BIG tITO DEAL.
". p. IudecnS Closes Trade For
Twenty -four Ford Cars.

N. T. TINNGNnN VIONCN TfhdC FOT
Twenty Ford Cars.
Mr. John l. Chiplcy, Of Greenwood
Ford agent for upper Carolina, closed
a deal yesterday with Mr.. W. F. lIud-
gems for twcnty-fom Ford automo-
biles. Mr., Chiplcy was here yesterday
for the purpose Of making final ar
rangements with Mr. Eludgens fol'
handling these cars. That there Will
be some" new Fords placed through
out Laurens county within the next
few months, goes without saying for
the Ford is wcll-known and the agent
Mr.. Hudgcns ranks well up i'm the
hustler" class.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10
Meet the Assessor.

j. w. Thompson, County Auditor,
wishes that attention be directed to the
appointments of the;tax assessors. He
urges that proper returns be made for
road or road and poll tax and also the
school district.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10
JOHN G.. SCORER
NEXT LYCEUM NUMBER
Snpt. Jones is Making Special Price
on Tickets for Remainder of Graded
School Lyccum Course.


The next attraction of the Graded
School Lyceum course will be the lee
ture Friday evening by John c. Scorer.
Mr, Scorer well merits the title, "The
Mirthful Philosopher" The Philoso-
ply he teaches is neither new nor
ysterious-simply the old, old one
of sunshine and sense, which makes
sweet the soured milk of human
kindness. He knows human nature
its foibles and it's failures, its sorrows
and its discouragements. With his
cheerful philosophers, his homely
truths and his refined humor, he routs
the demons of despair that feed upon
man happiness and impoverish his
soul. He lifts man from the slough
of despondcncy and despair to the sol
id fC. ting of courage and hope. He
shows the brighter side, points out op-
portunity and reveals the way to bet
ter conditions.
The lecture begins at S o'clock The
price of SINGLE admission tickets is
IS cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10

AS the iirst move in the effort to in
augurate the "Rock Hill" plan of cop
ING with the present cotton situation,
Mr.. j. q. Anderson. State Supcrntend-
cnt for South Ca. oina has addressed
the following letter to the mayors of the
different cities and communities in South
Carolina:
Dear Sir: Having been appointed
State Superintendent for South Carroll
ma under the Crock Hill Plan for the
reduction of cotton acreage, | am writ
ing to ask your prompt cooperation to
organize your county under the plan.
| know | can safely appeal to your
patriotism to help us to make South
Carolina an example to other States in
getting the cotton acreage reduced. 1t
is hardly necessary to argue to a man
of intelligence the great Importance to
us all to do something practical toward
securing this reduction.
As a first step toward organizing YOUR
county want to ask you TO recon-
mend a committee of three of your liv-
est citizens preferably banker, mcr-
chant and a planter to take charge of
the work in your county of appointing
canvasscrs, one to each two townships
and raising sufficient funds among your
merchants and others to pay these can
vassers. A fund of $3.50 to 5000 ought
to be amply sufficient for putting the
work through in your county
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10
,MCetinu oil ID. 4. Y.

The regular meeting of the Daught-
ers of the American Revolution will
be held Friday afternoon at 8 80 O'Clock
with Miss Olynthia Jones.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10

Bessie Hudgens before her marriage,
was principal of our school for several
years.
The college students from this com
munity have returned to their re-
spective schools after the holiday rest.
Among them are Miss Ella Langston
to Linwood College, N. c., Messrs.
Charley Boyd and j. w. Watts to Fur
man and Mr. j. c. Barksdale to Clem-
son.
Miss Maude Langston, teacher of
Lisbon school, is with homefolks. She
has closed her school for few weeks
on account of an epidemic of smallpox.
Misses Bessie Madden and Cora
Traynham were recent visitors at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth Langston.
Miss Ruth Payne spent the week end
with relatives in Laurens.
Rabun, Jan. S.-Mr. w. d. Owens
and mother were the visitors of MI
II. F. Babb and family Monday.
Mcssrs. John and Stewart Mahon
were in LaWcn$ Tuesday.
Misses Mae and Allie Babb, and
brother. MIR. Houston. entertained Mt
thcir home Tuesday evening from six
to eleven O'Clock few of thcir rricud,
Aftor thov ali had talked ana Iouphod
a while, the dining room doors were
thrown open, and all were rushed i'm
and Il few minutes were spent in eat
ing a good old fashioned supper-such
as turkey. dressing potatoes mocaro-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10
INTERESTING ITEMS
@FR0M THE COUNTY
News Letters From Many
Sections.
CORRESPONDENTS
GIVE LOCAL NEWS
Happenings of Interest to Many PcO.
pic all over the County and to Those
Who Have Left the Family hearth
stone and gone to Other States.

Cross Hill, Jan. S-Among the teach
crs who spent Christmas with home
folks here we failed to mention the
name of Miss Blanche Pinson last week.
DR.. f. w. Pinson's condition is about
the same. His people speak of taking
him to some hospital soon
The Presbyterians here have sent an
invitation to Rev. j. G.. Brown of Eil-
lingham, N. c.. to visit the church here
hoping they can secure his services as
pastor. He may be here next Sabbath
to conduct the evening service.
Miss Mannheim of Marion is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Louis Hanna.
Last summer lady relative with her
little three year old son whose name is
William McSwain Breazeale, visited
this correspondent from far off New
Jersey. One day while we sat on the
piazza William ran by with his wagon
making quite Il racket. When he stop
ped he exclaimed "Now isn't that fine. ;"
When | read "Citizcn's" article in last
week S Advertiser said like William
Now isn't that fine! only wish Citizen
had signed his name, wanted to know
who he was.
Z! An election for town officers last
NTuesday resulted as follows:
Mr.. II. f. McSwain, Intendant;
Messrs. j. II. Rasor, j. ID. Black, w.
M. Miller, and j. c. Wade, Wardens.
All reelected.
,,.- Yesterday morning we found the
Ground covered with snow. This A.
. M. it is raining and freezing on the
trees. We pity any one whose work
calls them out to-day. Our faithful
rural mail carriers will have a rough
time.
Mr. Il. A. Austin had the misfortune
to have good young horse badly hurt
last weey. The horses were loose in
the lot. An older horse kicked this
one and made it jump over hay-rake
was under shelter. An iron Of
MsS4 fake penetrated the breast making
an ugly and serious wound, besides
other cuts on its legs. 1t is very sore
and stiff from it butIwe hope will get
well. The shafts and other wood parts
of the rake were broken up badly.
1t was a disappointment to many
small boys and the darkies when they
saw the snow yesterday morning and
remembered it was Sunday, and they
! could not ''track up" rabbits. We hear
ton, but got out far out in the country
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10
ROCK HILL PLAN
IN OPERATION
Campaign Actively Begun in
the South.
TO APPOINT MANAGERS
FOR EACH COUNTY

The Plan is Simply u SystematicaI
Campaign to Get Every Farmer to
Pledge IL Reduction of 25 Per Cent
III the Production OF His Cotton
Crop.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-01-10

Trinity Ridge, Jan. 9th. The teachers
of Trinity Ridge returned to the com
munity last Tuesday. School opened
aRWedncsday morning, January Bird,
anincreased enrolment.
~1Nural schools have adto work under
very great difficulties this year On
account of the large crops and bad
Weather, it was necessary for some
children in this ncighborhood to stay
out of school till after the holidays.
Mr.. Sanders, Mr.. M. l.. Knight and
Mrs. Robert Brown have moved their
families from this community. We
regret very much to see them leave.
,SMr. and Mrs. Guy Smith have moved
into our midst. We welcome them
heartily. Mrs. Smith, who was Mss