The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 21, 1885, Image 3

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LAURENS, OCT. 21st, 1885. LOCAL ITEMS. Cotton is soiling at a couts. Music lilith oliurtns, so il has. Rotlionibor tho Fair nnd Hill Arp's lecture. Itottor to dig poor than to borrow a newspaper. Atlanta has hern awarded tho 1)1180? h'tll pennant. Hoc notice of llovu, Pi, -ss .V Co., and he warned t hereby. Iii l-l. Alto viii deliver a lecture in Newberry on the ?sih ; here on the '20th. If you want pood shoes, SPARKES has them. "Put them on your Hst." Ohio has gollO for tho Republicans, LRB still holds tho "furl" iii Virginia. No moro l?malo reporters noedod as we have accepted a "royal" application. Tho A nv Kier i SK u will he enlarged in duo timo. Bring in your dollar. Our schools flourish, our town grows, and we still expect hip tilings of Lau rens. MINTKII A JAMIKSON have purchased the lot on thc North-west corner of tho Public Square, formerly owned hy J. T. Ow KUM. Mr. I.. A. McG'ORI) lias returned from New York, where he has purchased a stock ol'goods, which bo will soon open out at this place. No matter how dull business may be in other lines, there's always a '.bustle' in our dry goods stores. Mr. /.. F. WltlOlIT, offJillnpa, and fa ther ?if M rs. < i KO. F. I.nri.K of our town, died of paralysis on tho Otb inst. DAN CltAMRRRI.AIN has "cussed oui" tho "bloody shirters". If he had In cluded carpet baggers it would have been suicido. Hon. J. L, M. CURRY, of Virginia, has been appointed Bnvoy Kxtraordlnary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain vice FOSTKK, resigned. An effort is hoing in ado by tho bar of this place, to hase a special Torin of Court, for equity business, sometime in November or Dccoinbor. Tho Mill belonging to Cap!. J. ll Swn /.Kn, in this county, was burned on Monday night. Supposed io ho th?' work of an incendiary. Th? Court IfOUHO Will be used ns lin? Ladies Department at the approaching l'air. Other exhibits, such as horses, cattle, tte., will be upon the Depot [.ot. nishop How*: will conduct divine ser vices at tho Kpiseopal Church on Tues day, thoUTth ?nat., at ll o'clock, A. M. Our popular cotton buyer, Dr J. N. ToaunNCK, wo are Horry to lear. , was summoned home suddenly last week on account of the death of his brother. Hon. JAMBS FARROW han received a complimentary ticket totbo North, cen tral and South American Exposition at Now Orleans, from November loth to April lHt. ^ A little boy just returned from chm -HPa, in your Hormon to-day you KM .> I that the world was mad? in si ? Did jon mean it, or were you preaching." A meeting of the Laurens Guard* ... , called fo to-night (Tuesday). The ob- j Joct of tho mooting IH to casi a volo for Colono) of the Third Uoglniont South Carolina Militia. Dr. P. li. CONNOK has returned fro in a visit to Cokesbury and is roady to nervo all who nood work in his line. Hoi? one of the finest dentists in tho State, and is building an enviable reputation. Col, F.t oKNK H. OAKY ami lion. L. o. OHAVDON liaVO been retained as counsel by Col. .1. L. M. I nov of Laurens in case ho i* prosecuted for tho assault with which ho was clno r d some months ngo.-.1 bbevttlc Medium. W. L. D.vVisoN, tho tlg-ht rope walker, w hile giving a performance in Sparlan burg. a few days ugo, fell and received injuries from which bodied. This is the same man who exhibited here a short time since. A new paper comes to us this week from O roon wood, called tho (Jrconwood Light, and appears to bo a live ami newsy sheet. Wo extend the right hand and welcome it upon Otiroxobailgo lint. E.H. F.OII.KS, Kdltor. Frico, ll-Hi per annum. For the past few days tho number of box cars h>ft at this place on the H., L. ?V S. II. H., has been more than could remain on tho Hide tracks, cud SOI no had to ho run on tho <?. ?Y. L. track. Wc notice that lt frequently happeitS that the sidewalks ls completely blocked by box-cars left at tin- crossing. This I.-, n great inconvenience and should not be H 1 lowed. Personal. Mr. S. H. BURRARD has returned from Little Kock, Ark. C. D. HARKSDAT'R, Fsq., paid a Hying visit lo Augusta last week. F. I*. Mci ?(?WAN, Lsq., la ia attendance upon Court at Abbovlvillo this week. Mrs. MA uv DoRROIt, Of Newberry, ls spending some ?'nie with relatives here. MIK. JOS. 11. SIM.IVAN, la visiting relativos in Sumter, her former home. President MAII.IUN wan in tow n last ?rook iiithe ititorostof ?. A L. Rallrond Mr. Jiu: Hi iiroN, of New berry, passed throujiJri town last WOOk on his way from <5lenn Springs. # M rat N. II. DIAL loft last week for ^.".?.?f'f ?urg, where she w ill spend SOU10 Ith relativen. JAUH l?ovn, of Spartfoibiirg, is Mrs. J. NV 11.1.n; s. J. D. A? DK ?SO?, formerly of this Plfloo71rt( "">v of ll?nU,rHvlUo? A,n'? ih v,K||i|J\ her daughter, Mre.O, P. Yoi .NO. Mr? J?A>K Pno soN, of New berry, ami KttaS j le is JON KU. of (leorgla ute. 0 of ^itov. MIVM H,>NKM? Uw KvaUaMlHi ar: wlb^i/i. ' V< l lives here. Llkst Hi? Trestmaat. M coi.MNH, tho widto man nearby a year in Jail ?waiting ?oj?, olid who WHS acquitte! ..ne (itcoUTl and (flSt??!Sfgod ustodv pf Coe Sherill', loot i If.Jgod In .?. il. This time ll .Jp it< > v o r iii.l K . ; ?I out by . ?LI.. limo Af rs3 visitlil? hor slslors, Mrs, J, ,j(>NKH7.md Mrs. J. WASH WAW Aira Fatal Shooting Affray. Wo loam, Just UH we go1 to {ppsis, that on Monday a difficulty occurred, nour Cross Um, between WJI.M ? DUTSON .t.! I. Kow AH?? CHI nv. '-WO iiuvv not . : : tho particulars, hut lt appears that a?N shot ('ilise, Who fit last accounts as thought to bo in fl dying condition. A Want Supplied. The best article is always most desira ble, but ii ls SOUietiuies difficult lo ob tain' it. Por the benetlt of all smokers. WO will say that Mr. .1. M. Alt' KKK has the best live cent elgar ever brought to this town. Wo know whereof WO speak, and recommend the "May Blossom" to all lovers of the "weed." Mr. MrjiKi-ls one of our most ener getic and progressing merchants, and has on hand a constant supply of gro ceries, Ac., w hich 1)0 proposes to sell at living prices. You can depend upon getting full value from him, and every article isas recommended. We Want Excusi?n Ratea. Will not tho railroads oller excursion rates during our County Fair, on the xii mid 20th? This would bon splendid opportunity for those on t In- line of the tho new railroad to visit our tow n. YVo hnvo no doubt hut that many persons from Spnrtnnbltrg and the intermediate stations, as well as those In the di roe* lion of Augusta, would gladly spend a short time here if excursion rates were given. At tho Kiockfthow nt Pendleton, which was a grajid ' sweet ss, a few days ago, not only reduced rates, but a spe cial train was provided. We trust tho railroad ot?ieials w ill consider this mat ter and at least give return tickets. Doaths. Again tho painful duly devolves upon US to chronicle tho death of a valued ; ellison. On tho loth inst., Mr. .ions! DAVENPORT ?lied at Ids home lu this County. Tho deceased had for some tinto boon suffering from consumption and for several weeks hoon confined to his room. Our deopest sympathy ls extended to the ntllictod family. Mr. WM. 1>. A niau HOM ?II K died on Monday last, nt Fuller's M ill, in thc up- ; per pori io it of this eotiefy. Thodeoeasod wns sick onlj a few days und dlotl of Malarial Fever. Miss Idly Williams, who was ai years of ugo, died in lids County on the Kith inst. KF.GULAi.Oh'S FOtt TliK PAIR. Tho following programme will bo ob served In the approaching Fair of the Laurens County Agricultural ?nd Me chanical Association, commencing Wed nesday, October the 28th, ind ending Thursday the 20th: WRON atm S I ru a 2&TH. From 10 I o ll A. M., HU exhibition of all tho cattle, under tim direction of the superintendent. From II A.M. to 2 P. Ni., an exhibition of all the Horses, under the direction of th?? Superintendent; beginning with those lod by the hall? r, and closing with i.addle, single and matched horses. The Committee will exhibit at ll O'clock A. M., on Wednesday. THURSDAY, TOM 2ftpr. From lOto ll A. M., a display of all tho cattle in the arena . From ll A. M. to I 1'. M., a display of ? M the horses, as directed by.J. A. Jones, .' hector, and Jan. Boll, Superintendent. At 1 o'clock, P. M., the awards will : cad from tho Stand. (J. TV. S HF. I.?., Secretary. County Items. CLINTON. "J." The word tin? printers could not inako OUt was "sutures." Paolo Harp Vaneo is hero on a visit to his numerous friends, who always give him a hearty welcome, The work on thc College building is progressing in H very satisfactory man ner. The bron (di in tho walls has boon thoroughly repaired, and the roof is now bein;.: put on by Messrs. Itnrdctt and Steno. The friends of the Clinton Academy have very much Improved their build? ing by having it thoroughly plastered and by pulling in a full set of the most appro veil school desks. Tho Florida fever ls still unabated. The families of Mr. C. IO. Franklin, J. T. Bishop, ami probably others, will niOVO tO tho "land "f Howers" between this and ( Moist nias. Professor < llbbOHS, thc Star Lightning Hod man, has been in town and has done some very pr ot ly work. Mr. T. C. .Summerers new cottage is surmounted with one of I ?ie pretties? wo haVO seen, having a beautifully burnished globe anti woollier vane ai ri..- top of the roil. Tho College A ssoeialiofi/* at a recent li ? ting, elected tho f*BofP Prof. H. p. Smith, late of Kcldvile Female College, president of clinton College. Professor Smith hos already dinned for himself a splendid r< i ord RH a teacher and or gan I xor, and tllO friends of the College feel thal with such a nHoi at the helm, their young and struggling Institution has a bright future bet?re il. Hobt. F. l'a.'dev's friends throughout the ' .i,inli y w iii bc pained lo h- ar of his death, w h ie h occurred a few days ago at New berry, w here ho V\d been rosi.ting Lu tie-last two jours. Ho was in the contldentlal employment ol tho New IK i" y Factory, as night watchman. Ills romains were In; light here by rall, and from here convoyed to the old home stoa<J to be laid lu tho family burying ground. Ills family may well bewail the loss of a mau of much nobility of chm actor and largeness of hean. SIMPSONS MILL. :ox. News is scarce and money scarcer. I le' great Watch-Wrtfd of the day is "w hat's cotton bringiimY" * ?r Prom Mumu came, nandi swotil lo be slow hi eontrm ting for anot her year. Prof. IL IL Watkins has accepted the dele..,I .it Don.ildsvill, on the i I. A, C. Hallroad. WU*on Cooper, son of Hov, J. \. Proper, ? imbas hoon sick M somo time, ls, ut tic * writing, thought to IHJ UlVt proving. Furniers ar? StljJ behind In gathering .l ei) erupS, Mild cotton pt do kln'.i m-.11 eleni ?ion > m < it l??n t han Since ?tir inst writing, another ?-iiii<i o'f Mr. and Mrs. lt. A. Martin halt died of tliptiicrin The last ono waa theil; infant daughter. Mr. Washington, who ia building a new dani across the river at Iiis mill has been delayed some tinto on account of high water. Tho delay is causing a great doal of inconvenience to his cus tomers, besides the loss to himself. CKNTER VILLIS. MANS VON SMASH. As wo see no correspondent from this part of the country, and desire that our community be represented in your val uable paper, we send you a fow items. Il Madam Humor ls true there will be a marriage notice fur thc A nv KUTI sr: r. very soon. Mr. .Fas. Downoy will leave about tho ll Vat of November (<> attend thc Medical <'olloge at Augusta, <ta. Mr. burlie Culbertson, aged 11 years, picked 341 pounds of cotton in one day. Who can b?Mit thal? The repairing of tho bridge across Reedy Uiver, at McDaniel's Mills, was let on the nth inst, to l.. c. ICI more, ho being the lowest bidder. Commissioner Crawford was in our neighborhood a few days ago, on official business. Ile is mi energetic business man, and wo may count Oil having good bridges. Wo learn that Mr. Y. J. Culbertson and faintly, Mr. Wi?lis Washington and family ami Mr. W. L. Culbertson will lease for Texas on November 25llt. Wo are sorrj to IOHO mich good men from our community. Cotton picking seems to be the order of the dav. Th.dion crop will not equal thc sanguine estimate-, of a month oi- two ugo. It is estimated now that six million hales is all that can bc count ed on in the C nited Slates. We sec no reason why thc price should not advance. The corn crop is a good ono. It is now safe from all harm, lt is estimated that the corn crop is two hundred mil lions of bushels in excess of any pre vious crop. We think, with a good cotton crop, the farmers can gel along very wt ll. The people of CeittCI'VlllC art? w ide awake to the importance of educating and training thoir children. They have had good schools for several years, and the result is thal several young men have gone out into the business world, w ho are deatiliod t<> make their mark in tho world. Tho school this year closed a few days ago with a grand exhibition, thal >:ivos ?.redit to both school and community. The people seem to realize that the time has come when their children tn nsf be educated. WATKRLOO. S KR AP. Tr. J. II. Wharton visits Augusta this week. Mr. .1. H. Niolmhls w ill soon have his cottage completed. Waterloo will ship 3,000 bales of cotton 500 already received. Mr. Joseph Pearce han boon confined to his hod for some days. Mrs. Anderson will erect several Minali cottages soon. A good idea. Tho skating rink is again inordcr. IIools up and heads down is now tho order. Mrs. T. M. Anderson has beautiful roses in full bloom. We are told she has si xi v varieties. Mr. John Davenport was buried at Mt. Pleasant on Sunday, a large congre gation being present. A certain Laurens young man has quit riding on Sunday excursion tickets. Ho got left recently -hy tho ears, how ever. Dr. .1. W. Kennedy, Mr. T. W. Cobb anil Mr. .1. T. Harris went dow ll to Au gusta to nt tend the holiness meeting. Two kegs full wi re received on .heir re in rn. With feelings of deep regret, WC re port che departure of Mr. I*. IL Todd from his home, for parts unknown. He ilig easily Influenced he has been led in to company thal has Involved him ti nancially ami morally, and on Thu r {day morning he bude his wife and children farewell, came to Waterloo, and took thc cars, and has not since been heard from. Master's Sales. STATT. Ol' BO?TII CAROLINA, LAUHKN8 C?OUNTY. (Of KT ()F COMMON I'LL \S. Pursuit ni to Judgements for salo in tho following stu toil cased. I will sell ?tl public oulcry, ni Laur ens C. IL, on Sn I ead a y in Novom bor next, being Monday the flay of the month, the property de scribed in each case, upon tho terms specified, to w it : In the case of Mnry .1. Hill, ot ul, rs. Sarah A. Anderson, ct at, All tlmt traci of Land lying, hoing und sitante In tho County und Stute Aforesaid, containing Two hundred and twelve acres, more or loss, und iKumded by hinds of William Vance, Dr. W.G, irby, Dr. J. IL Williams and others. Terms: Ono half pf .the purchase money to be paid cash, und the bataneo on a credit of twelve month** with interest from the tiny of sale, recured by the Loud of the purehasor, and ft mortgage of the promises; but willi leave to the purohrtsfr to poy his entire bbl in cash. The pun bitser to pay for pa pers. In the case of Thomm H. Ow ens vs. John Alo.vnnd: r Owens, ct ul.^ All that li nd of Land lying, being und situate in the County and Slut aforesaid, formerly known as tract Ib v. IL A. F Mit, of Newberry, w hos? declining health renders lt necessary tc discontinue bis pastoral relations willi the Prcsbytorlan Chic.eh nt that place, has moved w it h Ids ;'andly to Lauren* ami will spend tho winter with Hov..!, Y. FAIR. WO ext nd to them a cordial welcome. ? ' We understand that the Building ami I.II Association la a*'.lining dellnlb I sil?ne. Application foi a charter will,bi I made nt (he ii'-xt session of tho legisla ' mie, mid it i.-, hfijt?d Hud those Inter No. :{of tho estate of Thomas < >\vons, deceased, containing ono hundred sind thirty-one.acres, more or loss, nnci hounded by hinds of W. A. (Jarrott, Qeorge Wold', Robert lluros, and others. Terms: One half of tho purelinse money to be paid cash, and tho balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by" the bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises; but with leave to tho purchaser to pay his cutir? bid In cash. Purchaser to pay for pupers. In the ease of William C.Cleve land, as adm'r. of \Vm. Choice, de ceased, William ll. Wallace adm'r. of Robt. Dunlap, deceased, et ?/,, /.v. Henry NV. darlington, Creswell darlington and Htob? I), darling ton, ns Executors, und Sallie r. Richardson, ef <d. All thal Lot ?>r pun-el of Land in tho County and Stute aforesaid, In tho town of Laurens, on Harper Street, bounded on the West by said St reef, on the North and f?nst by lots formerly bf the estate of Mrs. s, w. darlington, deceased, on the South bj' lot formerly of the estate of .lohn < {arlington, deceased, containing Forty-throe one-hun dredths of un acre, and whereon is now situated the bouge known as the "lUohnrdson House.*' Terms: One-third of tho purchase money to be paid ensli, and the bulanco on a credit ?if twelve months, with Interesl from the day of sale, secured by the bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises. The purchaser to pay for papers, In tho case of Ex Parte Samuel R. Todd, In Iii Young J. Culbert son as Fxt'r. iv. Lurena Culbertson < t al. All that tract of Land lying, ho ing and situate in the County end State aforesaid, containing Fifty three and one-half acres, more or loss, und bounded by hinds of li. I*. Todd, lands of the estate of Dr. Robert S?cDaiilel, V. J. Culbertson, and others. Terms: One-half of tho purchase money to l?e paid cash, and the balance oil ll credit of twelve months, with Interest from the day of sale, secured by thu bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of Hie premises. The purchaser lo pay for paper-. In the case of John Taylor, t l.*H. Taylor, ct >'/., rn. Mary Taylor, Sal lie J. Kay, et at. All that tract of hind lying be ing and situate in tlie County and state aforesaid, containing one hundred and len acres, inure or less, and bounded by lands of \V. h. W ood, J, I-\ Holt, and others. Terms: One-half of the purchase money to be paid cash, and tho balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from'day of sale, secured by the bond of pur chaser and ii mortgage of thc prem ises. The purchaser.to pay for pu pers. In the ease of Jullii F. Mcdowall as F.v'tx. of ILL. M edowa n deed. rs. Jeannie .Mci owan Hob cs, et al. The following described property belonging to the estilt'e of Homer L. Mcdowall, doe'd.,' situ?t:' iii thc County and State aforesaid, situate in the town of Laurens, to wit: Lot No. I, Located on the North side ol' Main Street, nearly oppo site to tho Episcopal Chinch, bounded South by Main Street, West by lol of S. It. Todd, North by Lol No. ft, and f?nst by Lot No. 2, and containing a front of about Sixty (till) feet, by a depth of about Two hundred and four (204) feet. Lot No. 2, Rounded South by Main Street, Wost by Lot No. ?, North by Lot No. 4, and Rust hy lot of,I. .1. Rowland, and contain ing a front of about Fifty feet by a depth of about Two hundred and four (liol) foot. Lot No. 8, Rounded North by LaproilH Street, West by lot ol' .\. W. Burnside, South by Lol No. l. and Fast by Lot No. 4, and contain ing a front, on Laurens Street of about sixty ((!<?) feet with a depth of lihou! One hundred and t I'Ollty (120) feet. Lot No. 1, Rounded North by Lo urens Ht root, f?nst by Fot No. ?, South by Lot No. 2, and West by Lot No. ft, and containing a front on Laurens Street, of about Fifty (AO) foot, by a depth of about One hundred and twenty (120) feet, and Whorc?n is situated a commodious and substantial dwelling with eight rooms. Lot No. ?, Rounded North by Laurens Street, Wot by Lot No. 1, South by bd of J.'.U Rowland, and oust by Lol No, <;, and contain ing n front oil Lauren < Street ol about Fifty ("ii?) feet, and a depth of about One hundred and twenty (120) feet, and whereon ,1s situated a substantial dwelling with six rooms. Lot No. <;, Hounded North by Laurens Street, West by Lol No. fi. South by Lot ol' J, M. Visnnskn, and Fa.-1 by the lot known as the "Jail Lot," and containing a fro t on Laurens Street of about Fifty (50) feet, by a depth of nboiit One hundred und twenty (120) feet, and whereon is situated a substantial , dwelling with I ll roo rooms. All of these Lots uro centrally located in thc town of Laurens, and convenient to thc Public Square, the ('bundies and the Schools. Terms: One half of tho ptirclias? money to bo paid Crt sh, and thc balance on a credit of I wolvi months, with Interest from the dflj . of sale, secured by the bond of th? purchaser, anil a mortgage of tin promises, bul With leave to itn> purchaser to pay all cash. Dur chasers lo pay for papers. Pur chasers of Lois No. I, ? and 0 lo in sure buildings thereon, and assigi 1 policy to Master. 1 CD. HAKKSDALf?, Master, U. C. I Oct. 7 l^M? 10 lt ? -Tho Supreme Court of Vir ? gindi has granted a writ of ci ro . in the Cltivorlus murder ons?, TM will secure him a mw trial. A merch Sang I said to ; Singi Al I t An Unlike tho merchant In the spa fortified by first-class goods, marke? Thia eomhination has paid ns and From Hncklcin Uros. & Co's 1 wo bought on their offer per toiegni ?.'I Paney i 'uss! mer 13 Paney ' 'a~ ?ii 28 Paney Ca> dm 8(1 Fancy and Plain Cassimer Of) [Oxtra Fine Oassiniere Snits. 3.'J >>n?t~i Fxtra Quality, in Diagon [ :\'M> Overcoats from 1 lornborgor's Cl j Cash, worth from ????.oo to $2-">.oo, wi? :?i? Overcoats, SPKCl \ i.. 712 Extra Pants at $1.00, 11.00, $2.00 Also, ono mixed lot, Ki] Next week wc will ? ? iv* :. a lot of Lu< expect to make them leaders. ( Mir compel i tor But \\ o'vc como t<> si S H ? i3 II K? ii pin ci BUSINESS LOCA Ls. Never 80 Cheap Before. A complote set of single-harness, (food Material; New; for <<nl\ $7.60. ADAMS A- CUitTLS. Now lathe time t<> buy a nie set ?>f Harness. Only $7.50, at A DAMS Ar CURTIS. Co to ADAMS A CURTIS be fore they sell out their $7.?0 Har neas; thc host ever sold for the : ency. ?fclo.oo Harness for $7.?uat Adam <* Curtis. Only a few Sets lett. Photographer. Having located in the Fowler Building, over tho stores of John I). Sheahan, for tho parp?se of taking Photographs and Ferreotypes, and also Copying and I'm I urging, I am prepared to give you satisfaction, having hod ten years' experience. Call and pet a shadow before tho substance fades. Pictures taken on a cloudy as well as n fair dav. .J. lt. < ; LA/.KN KR. 500 BUSHELS AIoWillo Raised, Red Rust-Proof Oats. For Sale hy VV. W. .ION i.s. LAC RF.sa C. H., S. c. August 20, i tc I am agent for tho following MACHINERY. t ail for circula rn .v.-. Eclipse Engines, Saw Maid, Separators, Gin:-, ftc. Crain brilia Hay Kakes, Van Mill:?. Veeil Cutters,. A Iso avent for Iii" <'?.li'liratt il Cox it Mrrkiy Wagons. (IRi). R. ANDMRSON. ; Lau ron H C. IL, S. C. t mo HARDWARE. We keep e ntsinnt I v 011 hand 11 ful) linc <>? i rardwnro, A-ri cultural implements, Paints and Oils. Call and see us hefore l>ut> . inland we can COI vince you that wc will sol! . .)dsas cheap as they CPR U?)) d$ht elsewlu re, VV. h. \M )V!> tv. CO. August ?, 1 8m FAMILY We have en hand BACON, ll AMS, LARD, FLOUR, SCO AR, COFFEE, M O I. A SS KS, and everything to bo found In a Pirst-ClllSS (irocery Store. Bottom Prices for Cash. 0g~ Trnynham A Dial's Red Block. J. M. Ml'liFF, LAUUKN.S, S. C. Aug mt Ifi 5 1 B E! ant alone in a cleaolate storo "Willow, tit-willow, Ut-willow!" him. Why are you pacing* the ?oor, ng- Willow, tit-willow, tit-Willow?' ns he replied na he smothered his cries. Iioitirjit it Was nousciicii to adveitise, id now ['ve no custom at all hut I he (lies, Oh, willow, tit-willow, tit-willow. ? kling opera, Wo IH>HOVO In print >r*s Ink, hacked hy genuine merit and I down to living prices, wo contluue tho schedule. largo clothing assignment Salo In Philadelphia, on Mondan*, thc Oth inst mi ? Snits that wo sell at ?.I.7Q wholesale} Jobbers price fV>o. nor Stiits, retailed by UH ?it $.")..;"?; Jobbers price *7."?<>. iOr Suits, Jobber's price* $10.00} retailed by us at :..-?'>. Suits, Jobbers' prler? JiJ'?.O?; ocr palco ?JtO.??fl i;? cheeks, stripe's aud'llTagoilals, ?it * ! :?.."?'I ; Regular retail prie* $ 18.50 als, 'Meltons,. Corkscrews, .Checks and St ri pen, nt $H>.?i) worth, in any market ?$?1.00 othiug Auction House, Lispcnnrd St.j t 'W York, bought for the$C'o?d Ich wo aro enabled lo let go.at ?>to ffO.?'J. Thin Isa trade worth look ing nfapjK I elton's Light Weight, worth tl 7,00 that we will let go at $10.00" , $2.00, ??tD.no, s:!..v, $1,00, $LoO that regular New York clothing h ott SM'J ott at 85}? per cent, above th?se Hgurt . ! punts, at $0.00, cos? to nut kc thom from $-*i.?'l !? i7M,? each. lies'Cloaks, all first-class goods, at ilgurej within 1 he reach ol' all. We ?. sigh when we advertise good.* and price:" like those ay, :?utl mean what wc say, therefore tho people ure pleased,-yum-yum? k WE A By s, Thc Lord High DXT-xxoisrr?? OF IS AND HEAVY PROFITS. . TWO S?08ES. FOWLEB COTTON ?iit? ?OMMISSiSf? f?lSRSH?HT, Af? IC NT FOR MASSEY'S COTTON (li NS, FE EOF RS and CONDENSERS, and LEE'S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL LIM B. Charge for handling Colton reduced lo r>oc. per bale commissions! :!'<c. per bale storage. Liberal CASH ADVANCES made on Cotton In store. $JST> PERSONAL ATTENTION given to Weighing and Selling. Ofllcc anti NVareriblfsK,?00 Reynolds St., Augusta, Ga. *^T \ Alt G. W. II ENS Rostauraat aM Saloon, Over B'15 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. ifif- Menin furnished nt nil hours, ennnlstlnji of nil tl>e Riihntiintlals and ueli j caeies of thc season. Kveryllilnii scrupulously neat, tho hont or ordor kept, und tho politest attention ftivon, NEW ^'T'O?^E?I N E W G 0 0 1) S? The citizens of Laurens and the surrounding country arc, ! invite;! to inspect my Sloe'-.., which is complete, both in Groceries I und Confections. Quality unsurpassed. Kui' weight guaranteofh"*PO" ~" lite attention t?> Customers. My motto will i?", to Well PIRST-CLASS doods as CHEA V as etui be sohl. Wilson's Crackers and Whitman' Kim Candy < ?rn bc lound ..* 15.i!! A Simpson'? New .'..tor?', now occupied by Sept. 20, IKS' m. s .Hm. SOUTH CAROLINA RAiLWAY Ci ?MFA N V, ? 'OM . I, Vi I N tss"., >e H. Ifi \ . run li H follow* I !- O?TUA V SK" ! KV Illili <>. M., PnSHongi rTralhswiU , " lOttstortt tinio:" J.M.YIS?SSKA, IV, Dill |>0] im "'() AND FROM ClIAtlLKJ^TON. CAST (UAH V.) t Cohtnihln 7 15 a in 6 27 pta Charleston 12 20 p m 006 pm w HST (l>.\ i r.v.) t ('harleston 720 nm ? 10 p tn < 'ohunhhl W M a ni Ju 00 p Ul TO AMI PROM CAMDKN. (K?ST (DAii.v nxoxn1 sow ny Yd ? Y > ? v j j -v ? ei\ i ?.KT (DAII.V r.xexiT HtiBiiyy. j I? \\ l-l I I' Iv i hop'U'oluinhln 7 45 am 5 05 p nv6 27 p nt li U i . i , ! >1\ , I me i nindi u 1250 p ni 7 42p ut T 42p m WA TTS' /iJJU'K, LAURENS $?*j S, & A tigusl ?>, i Bfi? tf TAKE NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to H. 1-'. ? .1. <>. G. Zeroing will jilease call ."Uni settle. Alter Jan. 1st, Issi;, fill un settled notes mid n.voiinU will be pm in the hands of JUI < Hfl err [or collection. i&V ? y?w EaV?iiH tfot thc. money, wc will pay liberally for cotton on account. Son. or, ?as s td. ( \\ HST DAILY BXCKCT Kl NDAY.) : lopM 1 ?end? M 7 00 ii in 7 a In S 15 p ni lino Columbia T-125 n in io 40 a m lo p m TO AND li HOM AIUI S'I A. KA ST ( DAILY.) Dopnrl Colambfa r.T7 p rti Ouo Augusta toapin WKST (r>AH/V.) lu part Augusta 4 45 p ni Duo Coniiubln 10 00 pei ( H IN N ? :<"l h ?Nfs Made at Coluiiilna with OotKUhMS and ffreenvlllo Rn ll road I iy.tr sin arriving at 10. i?? A. M. and doparlluasl >>:?i V. M. At Coi umbi H Junction withe, o. ? A. ibdlvoitd hj name train to and from ?ll poi nts on hoth roods. PussoitgnrH toko supper ?t ltrnnoh vllle, Al Charleston with stoamors mr Now York; and with stoninor .for J ?ok ?on ville mid points on St. .Tohn'n Liver, TuomlnVN ami Saturday?; willi Ohnrlos t m nuc? SnvAtinnh ttnlirosd to and tram , mindi and pointu In Florid?, daily. \l Vinpista w itii (^>orj;hi ?nd AJ?Utral id irpiii all ji^ii,lowest ' and Mouth. At R!*ek*!n> to and from iMilatnon Unrnwell Kahroad. Through tiekelsean l e piir-ham-'d to ntl jxilnta Houth amt \Vosf hy applying Ul I ?. McQUKBN, Ag?ti ColuttMSi H.(\ .MUN |t. PKCK, t? neml MaiiaRer. I>. r. Alli u, li. P. and Ticket A?ent. -Tho great holiness mooting4n Augusta closed on Tuesday night. Tit? attondance throughout was largo ami the Oeeposi interest was manifested i<> tho end.