The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 16, 1885, Image 3
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LOCAL 1TKMS.
Look out fur cottln Kio accidents.
Tho imblh* wolla need Ininiotlluto at
tention.
Mr. WILLIAM. FAIR, of Newberry, ls
in town.
Neoeltango III ??HAIIAM ?V Sr.utu's ad?
vcrtlncmciit.
A protracted mooting bogan lust Sat
urday at Lisbeth
If you want bargains examino oar
UualllOMlf I .neills.
What lian Leonine of our Hook ami
Ladder Company.
Mis? MINNIR Kn.i.Kit luis returned
from H vluit to Troy.
Mr. J. \V. LKAKI-: bas returned front
tbe Northern markets.
N. ll. DIAL, Esq.* is building ou u lot
in rear of li is residence.
Tho Presbyterian parsonage at this
place lins been eoinplotod.
Farmern should rend tho article of
"1*. W." in .neither cotillon.
Twenty-three persons were Imputed
at Union Church last .Sunday.
Mr. und Mrs. C. \V. TUNK have re
turned from n visit tu Alabama.
Mr. MAitr FAIR, of Newberry, ls quito
nick at Dr. J. A. BAllKnDALK'H.
Mr. FI.KMINO WiNKt orr, of Anchor,
Fla., in on n visit tn relativos boro.
If you ?rc not n porfoct miser,
Yon should '?cribo to tlic ADVERTISER.
Person? who oro in need of Harness
will do well to rend our Business Ixicnls.
Cotton ls opening very fust throughout
tbe County and picking bas fairly bogllll.
Tbb College is now open and our town
I? nllve with tho "sweet school-girls."
Mr. JA?. N. WATKINS lins returned
and will noon bo found nt Minter iV
J nm ir son'it.
Capt. JOHN MoORK and family will
occupy bis now liouno in "Jersey" when
completed.
Kev. S. B. J or* KS, l>. I)., ls comluethig
11 mention in thc Methodist Church at
thin place.
Cadet. C. \V. tl A u u KTT re"o! - !
Kings Mountnln Military Selm - . ?
day morning.
Mr. K. O. PA nu AM, wo are glad to sec,
han roturucd to I.mirona und ic dorking
for ORAIIAM it* SPARKS.
Maj. J. A. MITCH KI.i., of BntOHhurg, ls
visiting thu family of bis Hon-tn-law, N.
II. Dial, Esq.
Tho "now deni" la giving way to fodder
pulling and cotton picking, its it should,
In S par tan burg.
Ilcail our advertising columns mid
yon will know where to gu to got thc
moat goods for tbe least money.
Mr. J. F. MARTIN bas returned from
New York, wdiero ho hns hoon to re
plcninh bis ?took of Hardware.
Mr?. J. Wi UL IB JUNKS and Miss ('AU
Alu returned on Saturday Inst from 11
visit to relatives nt Cross Hill.
Hevernl of our young mon attended
the Ball at Clinton on Friday night Inst
.nd report a pleasant evening.
Mr?. JACKSON, Mrs. BRITTON and Mist
Focciin, of the Laurensvlllo Kornau
College? arrived OU Saturday OVOIllng.
The Survivors of OIIR'H Kcgimont wll
have a re-nu lon at Sundy Springs, An
demon County, on Sep. 20th, and 90th.
J. H. CoorRR A Co. will be found lie
neath tho "Eaglo" In Mr. It. H. Hen
OKN'H new store-room in a few days.
The attention of tbe ladies ls called t<
tho now and attractive store in tho Fow
ler Building, next dour to (.?HAY A Sci,
1.1 VAN.
Mr. J. M. Pun.cor loft for Angust?
yesterday and will return on Wednos
day with lu? family. They will rcsiih
In "Jer?oy."
An excellent original poem will M
found in another column, written by j
charming young Indy of tho Laurena
Femalo (.'olleg?.
Dr. B. F. K11.0011K paid us a pleasing
call on Monday and left a sample of cs
eellent tobacco, grown by by himself, oj
hi? farm near Woodron".
Surely it ls enough to satisfy nil ol'tin
value of douring streams, when wo nob
the improvement in tbo health of mr
town alli?e elooning nut Little Hivor.
Kev. M. K. Broaddua delivered]
CrotiM Hill, on Saturday last, un into:
lng lecture on tho babitn ami cost nj
of the people, and tho wonders he
tieancd In Ids recent travels in Kuroj
Tho ninny friends of Mr?. IIAI?VT
Jlu.i., widow of WYLIK HIM., ofllis
County, will bo pained to learn ol 'or
death, which orcurred on Friday las nt
Macon, Miss., where ?ho wan vipng
relative*.
torc.
Hillie
Mesara. (IIIAT A Sc 1,1,1 VAN ure lining
material and preparing to build a jp.111
moth warehouse in rear of 1 heir
on a lot joining What 1? known
Smith Cottage?, lt will bo n cdhreto
building 00 by 70 feet.
We rogrot to leorn of a ?orion iccl
flent which happened yesterday ^irs.
J. A. LOCKWOOD, while passlni From
ono room to another, accldentu I tell
down a Hight of ?top? and SttStalJ
vor?, but wo trust not ?orion? m ju .
The" Baptist Church at Cross IB hus
boen holding an Interesting ni 00 ig du
ring tho past week. Hov. II. ftSKV
MODR, ???lated by Kev. M. F.. Urft nu s
of Car.den, conducted the Jfvlcci.
Several ?coo*?lon? to the ebiA.
Tho Municipal Election InOiitvillc,
a? ?bown by n telegram roeelvepyCol.
ii. F. MOSKI.KY, roault(Ml in thifjbotloii
of tho following mon: E. F. S. Ky LUV,
Mayor; C. C. JUNKS, W. J.SMcjfW. A.
BARTON, ALJSX. FINLAY, A. B.UYIII>,
J. M. ll A ni:is, Wardens.
A representative of thc Nfl york
World wu? lu town Inst week. Blonder
if he wa? in search of lnwlo??n?p If so,
he would probable find lt ?ooi#4|ioul(l
bia attention be directed to tl recent
Jinis?m rc of th? "heathen Clfi.o" hy
"Moifcvn men" of the Wost.
1
Wo hnvo received n Premium Ll?t of
Stuck Show ?nd cataloguo of .\ notion
M??li> of Uno uti ?ck tu bo sold nt Pendleton,
pot. ?tb, 18H5, tho 70tb Annlveriiiiry of
tho pendleton Fumiers* Hoddy. Ad
dross J. Strlbllng, Special Corro?*
pondent for Society, for Infornintton.
Mr. J. I). SiiK.xiiAN wuH brought l>c
foro tho Council on.Tuosdny morning
charged with n Violation of tho Ordi'
nanci' willoh prohlbita tho salo of intox
icating liquor? and wu? acquitted.
Al.I.AN CfS NINOIIAM, (cot.) appeared,
charged with thc ??nie otlcncc' Ile was
COIlvietod nial sentenced to Jail for .'Ml
days or pay u Uno of fl!5.
Notice nf appen! was given, and ho
was released on bund.
Wo learn tlmt ono of the walls of Clin
ton COI lego t niiiblod to tho ground on
Friday afternoon. Wo hnvo not boen
Hide to got thc* particulars, but it scorns
that tho wall, wbioh was of concrete and
three stories UIgh, from sumo cause gave
way on tho front and foll to tho ground.
Tho workmen, sow ita condition In time
tb escapo unhurt. Tho damage ls esti
mated at Hirco hundred dollars. Work
on thc building, however, was resumed
next morning.
.Tho Laurena AnvK.uTisr.n is now
under full headway, and evidently de
serves success. It 1H a liriglil and lively
newspaper, iv vii edited and lilied with
interesting mutter, and should, and we
hope it will, reeoivo a liberal share of
support Itu alt boori pt lon price ls ono
dollar a yonr.?--Greenville ATCMV?.
Almost Comploted.
Tho track i>f the <J. I.. A S. Railroad
has hoon laid tu ross Fair Forest Crook,
within one uno a quarter milos of tho
depot at Spnrtsuburg. It wilt bo com
pleted hy Friday night.
The Mew Schedule.
WO undent atld that a new schedule
will go into effect us soon as the Hall
road is ll ni simd tu Spnrtnnburg, which
will allow thirty miles an hour to pas
senger trains between Spartanburg and
Augusta. The round trip from Augusta
to Spartanburg will bo made in ono day,
the August a train arriving boro at about
12:90 1*. M., Central time.
Base Ball.
Tho 111 at oil tonino of liase Hall between
tho Itali rena Ts'ino Slid Antioch Club of
Spartanburg County, which was to have
boon played oil Saturday last, failed on
account of thc? absence of several good
? players from both sides. A gamo was
played, however, by supplying the
places, which resulted In a victory for
Antioch of 'ii tn 8 on the Mb inning.
Our College.
The LnitroilSVillo Female College
opened on Monday morning under the
moit encouraging circumstances, six
ty-five pupils promptly responded to
thc roll call a nd several others came lu
later. This in tbe most nattering open
ing thc College has made in a number
of years.
It is a good Institution and deserves
1 tin-support of tho entire community. j
Tito Blunt Prosperous Town in
South Carolina.
If Anyone Don tots It Lot Them Examine the 1
Pacte and Figures.
I III glancing; hurriedly at tho Improve* j
Silents made in the Town of Laurena Inj
ko way of Ind klings, during tho pnst
?ar, we hud that nt least eighty-seven
(lvellings have boen erected. Among
! tb so wc bnvoelcgiint buildings of brick,
, nomi, and concrete, and many of thom
lUrge, substantial buildings. In most
owns that aro built up rapidly, the
1 louses are poorly constructed and not
- Inlshod ns tlioy should bo. Not so with
mr town. TllOSO houses aro well built,
lOinfortahlowoll-arrangod, modern plan
md in mont instances (hushed ott by
fieing neatly painted.
In addition to this, thirteen store
j rooms have either boon comploted or
J commenced during the past year. TllOSO
. mores aro fu r Htiporior to the average
houses in country town. Strangers**, bo
como to i.nurciiH nre Invariably aur
' (irised at tho appearance of our hun!noss
houses. It in hard to realize such im
provements i n a town once dead, and
shut off from tbo outside world; yet
sueh is tbo case, and wo now hnvo
brighter prospect fl than ever before.
A Oood Beginning.
T' Street* of Laurens were enlivened
'Jon Monday by crowd? of children and
young ladies, dressed in holiday regalia,
1 on their way to enroll their names with
the Laurens ville Female College. The
I line campus. Immediately in front of
i the College, jirosontod a business air,
for that was t he alighting place for pat
rons lo mci-, c; in their daughters to
hoard; and from tho number of car
riages, bllggglos and horses on tho
grounds, we felt that Profs. MII.NKII ami
HiurroN lin I doilO a work that was
bringing Itsown reward. When wo say
that the enrollment showed seventy
names for tim ttrnt day, every citizen of
Laurens will fool n thrill of pride, and
bo Inclined to say with us, MOod bless
the efforts to iiluke a nourishing College
In our midst. "
Dial's Township, wo aro informed,
heads tho list lu tho number of young
lodios sontlo- Prof. MII.NKII.
A.
Correspondence.
CLINTON.
"J."
The Exercises <*t tho Clinton High
School and Collogo ojiened on Monday,
vt h inst., iiinlor tho moat flattering pros?
poets. Fifty pupils wera In attendance
on tho Iii nt tiny, with tho nsanranco of
ns mun v more hot ween thia and theflrat
of January, lioth art and music teach
er, of superior merit, will bo added to
too already %erv oflietent corpse of in
structors, In II lew days.
Mr. O. II. MeCrafy and family, with
the MlSMS ('?molana, Jessie mid Li/de,
have retornelo from Olcnn's, whore they
?nive boen spending tho slimmer.
Oar cotton plat foi insure fast unsmiling
a business aspeet. Joe Phluney ana
Cuelo tidly PtOMO nre wearing prond
smiles In nut ici pallon of weighing from
seven to ten thousand bides. The first
liguro I I tho one usually ahipped from
Clinton, but with tho crop prospect
abend, and Hie buyers who will attract
sollors lu re, lt la confidently expected
thnt thia market will tnko ten thouannd
bales.
An a I le rea lion occurred a few days
ago between two small colored boys, in
which ono WM aorloiialy rtabtied tn tho
i lie: I. I !.. i i now thought tu be out of
danger, ann Mil recover.
WATKKLOO.
SKRAP.
A fntal inlatuko wna mndu by Mr.
Flotehor Cuiinoii in giving blH y?nr-ohl
?bibi morphine Instond of calomel,
which resulted In tbo dent!) of Ino child.
Tho morphine was loft tor Mrs. Cannon,
? Im was also sick.
Mr. IL C. Fuller Fins Just completed a
new burili which will Hoon be tilled with
truck from Ids excellent farm. Mr.
Frank C'jljb ?'as tho boss enrpoiitor.
Mr. Heisinger, a merchant or consider
able means, from tho low county, will
move to Waterloo carly In January
next.
Mr. T. I). Anderson exhibits a 2)i
pound red skin sweet potato.
Kennedy A Smith, our now drug firm,
will be reudv to servo tho public nm!
their many friends by tho the time this
is published.
Mr. Joel Smith will move to Waterloo
by October 1st, and will be found with
Smith, Purks A Co.
Dwelling houses are in demand. Sev
eral uro wanted now.
Waterloo has u street lamp! hook out *
Laurens.
The bonlth of Waterloo has been ex
ocllont for tho past year, linly uno nc
eidiMital death in town, and two deaths
near hero. This speaks well for
the health of tho town amt surrounding
country.
We aro informed on good authority
that Waterloo is ono of tho best stations
on line ol' tho < ?. L. A' S. Ha i I road. The
platform was Insufficient for last seasons
crop; this year we need at least lift y
foot moro.
Cobb A Henderson will suing out
their sign for tho prtrouage of tho pub
He early in October.
Hid ween 20 and .'Ul bales of cotton were
sohl in Wcterloo tho past week.
Mr. Joseph Pearce, Jr., attended tho
big mooting at Cross Hill last week.
Joe would hnvo liked for the meeting to
have been protracted longer.
SIMPSONS MILL.
NIX.
Tho Tumbling Shoals Hap! 1st Asso
eiation commenced on Friday last and
broke up Sunday. There were negroes
from every quarter, all classes and si/.es.
Kvorything passed off quiotly, with but
little quarreling and no lighting nt nil.
Thoy fiad a good mooting and no doubt
did a groat deal of good.
Cotton picking is tho daily occupation
of farmers in our section.
Opossum hunting must be fashionable
now from the tooting of horns and tho
barking of curs at night, and the greasy
mouthed darkies sitting around iii
groups talking over the adventures of
tho previous night.
Mr. RT. MI la m ami Mr. Robert Mc
Daniel hud a difficulty some time since.
Wo aro also informed that tho former is
carrying a double-barrel shot gun. We
do not know that any harm is intended,
but it is rutber curly'for bird hunting.
For the AliVKRTISKR. '
A Broken Lily.
[Tho following lines were suggested
by a little child asking for a dower.
She WAS burning with fever and a cool
white lily was placed in lier bot little
band. Host loss mid childlike, she broke
tho dower, and turning her weary face
tohor mother,?hosaid, "Mama, take my
brokonllly." These were tho last words
she over spoke, Before tho day ended
her sweet blue eyes Worocloned forever,
and her pure spirit 1. id returned to tho
(?od who gave lt.]
"Mother, take my broken lily,"
Wore tile last words my darling said,
And as she placed it in my hand,
I bent to kiss her- sb?? wasdoad.
"Mother, take my broken lily !"
The sweetest words child ever spoke;
And 1 know-, as 1 pressed her lips,
My heart, as woll as ber lily, was broke.
Tho Mower that Hod had given to nie,
Sly lovely bud of priceless worth;
Ho had tnkVm to bloom in gardens above;
She wns too pure and tender for earth.
And only a few short weeks ago
My homo wax happy, heart wnsligbt;
All, mol tho brightest of human holies
Can fade and vanish in a night.
With silent steps tho Reaper oaino,
Amt with his cold, remorseless band
Ho plucked the treasure of my heart,
And boro lt to thc spirit land.
A w ithered lily, crushed and broken,
A little curl of golden hair,
A worn-out shoe, and empty crib,
A broken doll and n rocking chair.
These arc al I that tell ol'my child,
My darling sunk in dreamless rest;
Never aga i II shall I kiss her cheek
Or clasp ber to my aching breast.
Oh, the longing in my lonely heart
To look once more lipon her face,
Once more to clasp her in my arms
tn a tender, loving embrace.
Hut I know that it cannot be,
This wish of my henrt is nil in valli]
She's a holy ch?rubin Heaven now,
I shall imvor soe ber on earth again.
Ami, oh! I feed so lonely now!
Tho joy of my life has passed away;
Such bitter thoughts poHHOMS my soul,
Sometimes I cannot even pray.
'Tis hard to bow wit u an humble heart,
beneath the hcavv chast'ning rod,
And in the midst Of darkest sorrow
To say, "They will, not mine, O (Sod!"
'Tis hard to think that Ho knows best,
And I cannot wipe my streaming eyes
When 1 know that in the cold dark grave,
Tho form of my lost darling lies.
And yet her spirit is not there,
Hui on tho happy, heavenly shore,
Is waiting to greet my weary soul,
Whoa lifo and its troubles aro o'er.
And when I leave this earthly home,
And my still, white form is laid
Hosido HIV baby's lov.lv mound
'Neath tim churchyard's ohock'rd shade
Lot no ono weep because I'm gone,
Let noono breathe a sigh of pain;
Hut whisper Jow, lu voleos bushed,
"She's und ber migo! . bibi nguiu."
F.IDFI.WF.ISS.
Laurens, S. C.
Our Sentiments.
At Waco, Texas, Senator Coko
used the following language, which
has thc ring of truth about lt:
"/ h, my fellow-men, whenever
yoi t preachers go into politics,
why scourge them buck. [Cheers.]
Our forefathers were driven to
this country Hocking freedom of
conscience against the persecutions
of State religion, and shall we now
combine Church and State? God
forbid that we should. [Cries of
"No, no,") The worse sign of tho
times that I can perceive IH to bc
found lu the delivery of stump
siieechcs on the holy Sabbath day
from Gods' pulpit. (Loud chcers.[
Give us the Bible in Its purity, gl?*e
us the gospel as lt came to us from
the inspired fathers of old, Let lt
bo taught and proclaimed in our
Sunday schools and churches. Lot
there ho sanctuaries whoro wc can
go and enjoy peace and Immunity
from the turmoils and strifes of the
world. Deplorable HS hns been the
urie of liquor, the church run by tho
State, or the State run by tho
church,hus HU< <? more blood, made
more widows and orphans, more
rags and tatter*, more starvation
and want, more human woe njid
misery forty times over, than all
thc liquor ever ?liVf ilfcd hy man."
Tho transformations of nature
aro wonderful. Put a herring in a
tin box with some cotton-seed oil
and it Immediately turn into a
sardine.
BU8IN USS LOCA LS.
Fine Mottalllc ('(dhus of nil sizes
at B. B. HUNTER'S
Novor Bo Cheap Before.
A complete sol of single-harness,
Good Material; New; for only
$7.G<?.
Walnut, Cedar and Rosewood
Burial ('ases nt B. B. II UNTE K'S.
Now ls tho timo to buy a nico
set of Harness. Only $7.00, at
ADAMS & CURTIS.
The Host Northern Apples over
brought to this mnrket Cheap at
C. M. COMPTON ? CO.
_ _ _
Largo Fat Mackerel, Just rec'd
and must be Sohl by
C. M. COMPTON <y Co.
Co to ADAMS & CU11TIS be
fore they sell out their .$7.00 Har
ness; the best ever seid for tho
uoney.
$15.00 Harness for $7.50at Adams
A Curtis. Only a few Sets left.
Collins from $2.00 to $200.110 at
B. B. HU NT KI CS.
Mrs* ?Joe Persons Remedy.
A 8peclflc for AU Blood DlscaBoa.
JI HAT Tn K REMEDY DID.
Lowesville, N. C., April 8, ?81.
M rs. Joe Person :
DRAU MADAM:-Enclosed find
$5.00 from the boy Virgil, to whom
you sent a half dozen bottles of
your Remedy upon tho agreement
that if it succeeded In perfecting a
cure he was to pay for lt. Hoping
you success in your good work, I
am, very respectfully,
J. O, MORRISON.
FOTI:.-Capt J. G. Morrison owns
the saddle used by "Stonewall"
Jackson durin the war, and on
which he was riding at tho time
he received his fatal wounds.
Capt. Morrison used the saddle a
few days ago, and it was seen by
many old soldiers. Capt. Morrison,
who was a brother-in-law of Qon.
Jackson, was on his staff.- Raleigh
Newt and Observer.
For sale hy J. E. NV IL K FS.
CHILLS! CHILLS!] CHILLS!!!
Shake no more, when you can be
cured by culling at
J. E. WILKES'
Drug and Book Store.
Special Notice.
All persons indebted to w. L.
Boyd and W. L. Boyd & Co., either
by note or account, are earnestly
requested to settle same hy Novem
ber 1st, and save cost as we are
compelled to raise money to carry
on business.
W. li. BOYDA CO.
Sept. 0, ?85 0 L'm
Last Notice.
All persons Indebted to the linns
of Boyd Bros. and Royd, Bros. ?fr
Henry, must make immediate pay
ment, as tin' Fstate of Jus. M. lloyd
will bo settled in ofl.CC of Judge of
Probate, on ?th of Oct. next.
W. I J. BOYD, Rx'r.
Sept ?th, 0 lh
I nm ngonl for (ho following
MACHINERY.
Call for circulars Ac Eclipse Engines,
Saw Mills, Separators, Oin? Icc. Oraln Drills
Hay Rakel, Fan Milla, Feed Cutters,. Also
.'(gout for tim Celebrated Cox tc Markly
Wagon?. t s KO. ii. ANDERSON.
Laurena C. IL, s.e. 4 mo
J. M. VI SA NS KA,
JEWELER,
WA TTS* MAWK,
LAURENS C. H., S. C.
August 5, 1885 1 tf
ENOCH WEST,
- DKALKRIN -
Watches, Clocks, Jew
elry, Spectacles, ?fee.
MMtEPAtRrNO A NPKCIALTV.
gJtT All work Guaranteed, jgft
L A U R K N S, C. H., 8.C.
Sept. 2,'85 5 ini
Has "boon blazing
WE Court ntl examination, and
buy or not. Come and satisfy y
PRICK?. No "TIME-SHELVED
DOLLAR BE YOI'It FR] ION I).
xnxrc
MARTIN
?Ss
FULLER.
- -
WE take this method of inform
ing om- ftiomlH that we have bought
ono of tho LttrffC?t and liest, as
sorted General Stock over brought
to this market, consisting of Rag
ging and Ties, Seed-Oats, Sugar,
Cotice, Molasses, of different gracies,
and a variety of shelf gooda; also,
an extensiv?? line of Staple Dry
Gooda, Clothing, Hats, Caps and
an Elegant Stock of Roots and
Simes.
We are also agents for flu- Old
Hickory Wagon, and keep a good
asortinent of Harness, with many
other articles not mentioned, all of
which we will sell at a very close
margin.
A. IL MA UTI X. L. s. Fr M.KU..
nSTotice.
All persons having claims agains
the Estate of William Lindsay,
deecascd, are required to present
them, properly attested, to tho un
dersigned, at bis ofllee at Laurens,
C. IL, on or before tho 1st day of
October next, or they will bc
barred.
(i. W. SHELL, c. c c. P.
Administrator.
S?<pt. f>, 188/? 0 ?it
T A X E S !
OKKICK COUNTY TM?ABURKU,)
LA V a ti NS COUNTY, Auo. 28, issr,. C
1 WI LL nt tond at tho following named
places, for tb?- collection of Tuxes for
Laurens County, for tb?' fiscal yoar
commencing November the 1, Issi, as fol
lows:
October 1st, at Rosoboro, in .lucks
Township, from lo a in to "2 p in.
October 'Jd, at Vance's store, in Jacks
Township, from bi a m to ~ p m.
October 3d, OtQoldvlllO, Hunter Town
ship, from 10 a m to '. p m.
Octobor rah and nth, at Laurons C. IL,
from IO a m tb .1 p m.
Octobor 7th, at Waterloo, in Waterloo
Township, room tn a in toil p in.
Octobor8th, at Cr?>ss Hill, In Ortiss Hill,
Township, from !> a m to 1 p m.
Octobor Otb. at Spring Orovo, in Cross
11 ?ll Township from !l a m to I p m.
Ootobor 10th, at Clinton, in Hunter
Township, from IO a in to I p m.
October 12th, at Tylersville, bi Scufllo
town Townanip, from in a in to ?I p m.
October llltb, at Young's Store, Young's
Township, from 10 n m to Jip in.
October Nth, at Parson's Store, Young's
Township, from 10 a in to .'I p m.
October Lid, at (.reen PoqdChurch,lu
Kial's Township, from 10 a m to .'I p m.
October loth, at Dial's Church, in Dial's
Township, from 10 a m to : p m.
October 17tb, nt Tumbling Shoals, in
Sullivan Township, from lo a m to " p m.
October I8th, at Bro werten, in Sullivan
Township, from ? a m to 1 p m.
October isth, nt Daub l's Store, in Wa
terloo Township- from .1 p m too p m.
On ami after tho loth, tho Treasurer's
fbllco will bo open nt Laurens C. H.,
for tho collection of Taxes, lill Novem
ber 30, lKH?i.
Tho Tax Levy for LnurcnsConnty, for
lin? lisienl v?fur commencing Novombor
1st, ISS-I, Is'as follows:
State Tax RU millson ?'very dollar.
County Tax .'I mills on every dollar.
Railroad Tax .T< milln on ovorv dollar.
Hchool Tux *2 mills on ovory dollar.
Tho Poll Tax extends from 21 to fit)
years of ngo.
J. H. COPELAND,
COUNTY TRSASURBA.
Sept. 2d, 1S85 5 td
August ?, 18S3 1 ly
500 BUSHELS
Abbeville liaised,
Red Rust-Proof Oats,
For Sale by
AV. W. JONES.
L.MTtKNH C. IL, S. C?
August -'<;, 4 tf
IB or BE
under the artistic
r
feel (lint our showing will bo mu
ourself that wo moan just what '
" STOCK. WE ASK NO FAVO]
D. TD. SHE
TWO STORE
I hnvo on hand a Lot of FINK
and ROSEWOOD BURIAL CASI
Cheap Coffins from $0.00 upwards.
gjSp~ Hearse furnished on all nco
NOW IS THE
TIME
TO SUBSCRIBE TO
T H E
LAUREI2S
t ADVERTISER I
t
Why pay two prices
WHEN YOU CAN GET THE
Same
xsr IE "W s
IN THE
ADVERTISER
FOR ONLY
a& 1.00
A YEAR.
Every family should take tlich'
OOUNTY
P A P E Et
NONE SO
COUNTY, .
STATE
AND GENERAL
Every week, One Dollar a Year.
?TT
K:
arrangement of ou?
tunlly advantageous, whether you
ive say. No ANT?DELUVIAlp
LUNG, ??XC?PT TO LET tf??R
?8, FOWLER BLOCK.
METALLIC, CEDAR, WALNUT
OS and CASKETS, also, e Lot of
usions at small price
B. B. HUNTER.
FAMILY
GROCERIES.
Wo have on hand
BACON,
HAMS,
LARI),
FLOUR,
a SUGAR,
COFFEE,
MOLASSES,
and everything to he found in ni
First-Class Grocery Store.
Bottom Prices for ('ash.
tJtT Trnynham & Dial's Rod)
Block,
J*. M. M UR FF,
LA CHIEFS, S. C.
AugUHt .r), 1K8? 1 tt
HARDWARE.
We keep constantly on hand
a ft di linc of Hardware, Agri
cultural Implements, Paint* nn?
Oils.
Call and sec us before buy
ing, and we fan convince yoi*
that we will sell goodf: ns cheap'
ns they con be bought elsewhere,
NV, L. BOYD A CO,
August I 8nt
Master's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LAURENS COUNTY.
COCUT OF COMMON PL.EAfk
J. NV. Copeland ACo., )
lMaintiir?
against > Foroclosur??
Agnes .!. I lellaniH, ut. al., J
Defendants, j
Pursuant to order of salo in thc
afaovo stttted case, I will sell nt
public outcry, nt Laurens, C. i t.,nu
Salesday in October next, being
Monday, the otb day of the month,
the following described property,
to wit:
All that Land lying, beluff
and situate in the County and
State aforesaid, containing Ono
hundred and fifty eight aeren, more
or less, and hounded by landa of
M. Teague, John Walkerand others.
Terms: One half ot tho pureba??
money to be paid eauft, and the
balance on a credit of twelve
months, with Intereat from the
day of sale, socured by tho bond of
the purchasor, anda mortgage of
the premisos. The purchaser to-pay
for papers.
C. D. H A ft KSDA LE,
Master, L. cv
Sept. 0 188.? fr tt