Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

toe J. C. GARLING TOX) FA) I TO I!, LAURENS, Nov. Ith, 188?. Subscription Prlco--l2 Months, $1.00. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Rates for Advertising.- Ordinary Ad vertisements, per square, Ono Inser ? tlon, $1.00; each subsequent Inser tion, 50 rents. Liberal reduction llllldo for large Ad vortiaomoiits. J. V. OAKLINGTON A CO., Proprietors. OUR COUNTY FAIR. The Socond Annual l'air of Lau rons Ag? ?cultural and Meehan Ical Association, which was hohl hore ??n Wednesday and Thursday of last week, was, as everybody pre dicted it-would be, u grand success and a glowing tribute tn the ^kill and industry of our people. This is not a surprise, for Laurens seldom fails in anything she undertakes, and especially w hoa ber fair daugh ters contribute to tho enterprise. Tho cowal '.hat gathered upon the grounds to witness thc display of horses, <a ttl?*, dee., was immense, w hile the ('oort House, which con tained tho domestic and household ... c-^T?\".?"kts, was densely thronged "from early morn to dewy eve." The Court House, which is unusual ly large, cud all it- apartments on tho second floor open to visit ors, could not accommodate one fourth of those present. The dis- j play in every department was certainly good, and WO would like to make especial mention of many articles exhibited, bul our limited space warns us to forbear and wo must be content with publishing the premium list as handed in by tho various committees. Several of ibo comm! .ces have laded to report up to .i is time, and eotiso qcntly the list is n rt complete. (ATTI.H. NINTH CL VSS-Dr uti AM on SHOUT NOUN. UllAUK DKV.ONS. Host cow. over three years obi,(No. ll.) second Lest cow, over liner VON rs old, (No. tn,) Lest heller, under throe old,(No ?2,) second best helfet, under t h ree venrs old, (No. 12,) Or. John A. Hark sd a le. 0 OA tn-: lH'IMIA.MS. Host cow, ovoi throe years, (No. "ja,) soe.aid host cow, over throe years obi, (No. !,) IK-MI heifer, miller three years old, second host heifer, under threo year old, W. L. Shell. OMA OK .I KUSKVS. Host bull, under three years obi; KOC ond bo.st bull, under three years old j host cow, J, ll Wharton; second host cow, NN'. II. (Sarrctt; best heifer, under < three years obi, W. H. Il:n ris; seeoml host heifer, a udor threo yours old, Itich nrd linnie,'. 1 i ll A UK liol .ST 1\ I NS. Host bull, under three years old, AV. N. Wharton; second best bull, under three years old: host cow, over throe yours bid; second best cow, ovor throe old, B. A. Wharton; host heifer, under throe yours old, A. H. Holmes; HCcond host heifer, lltldor throe Years old, l>r. L. S. Fuller. OltADK BllAIIAMS. Host oow, OVO!' tb roo years old, second host cow, over three venrs old, Allen Dial. Heat herd of Jerseys, live, W. P. Har ris. II. 1?. Stewart, M. A. Knight, H. H. Youno;, Committee. Dm Ki) FituITS, AC. 1 box dried okra, Mrs. Ii. I). Far ley! 1 box dried grapes, Mrs, E. J, Lark. WIN KS. 1 bottle of wine, Richard Hunter; 1 bottj?^f grape, Mrs. J. I). M. ~~7<trri\\ ;'l bott lc of claret, M, Corpin, Greenville; i bottle of blackberry, Miss Lula E. Jones; 1 bottle of blackberry, Mrs. Agnes Anderson; ] bottle ofsetipperiiong, Miss Sallie A. Davis; l bottle of blneklierrv, Miss Sallie A. Davis; 1 bottle each of apple and elderberry, Miss Mary 15. Brown; l bottle of muscadine, Miss Sallie Smith. SAITH. 1 glass of plum, Miss Isabel Wright; 1 jar plum, Miss M. E. Anderson; I bottle of cucumber, Miss Lulee Lark; I glass of cucum ber, Mrs. H. F. Moseley; I bottle of mustard chow chow, <?. F. Mose ley; 1 glass of chow chow, Mrs. (I, F. Moseley; l glass of ton* ito, Mrs. A. F. Sherard. JAMS. l glass of blackberry, T. v. simpson. HONKY. 1 lot ol'honey, Aaron Cannon. Bl'TTKii. 1 dish of hotter, Mr. Allon Dial; 1 dish of butter, Mr. H. I?, (?arlington. BBANS. 1 jar of heans, Mrs. K. J. Lark. Ha KA H. 1 loaf of broad. Allen Dial; I dozen Lis cuits, Caroline Hird; 2 custard*, Mrs. \V. N. Wharton; 1 loaf of bread, Mrs- J. H. Smith. MACHINERY. 1st combination sulky plow and culti vator, J. W. Jonos, 1st premium : sulky cultivator, by W. L. Boyd ?fe Co., IHI premium; walking cultivator, hy YA . L. Bovd A Co. H A H HOWS. 1st Corbin disc harrow, A. VV. Bram el; 1st Dare smoothing harrow, J. W. ones. FKKJ> CUTTERS, 1st "all right" food cutter, ?, B. An derson; 3d boss food cutter, A. W. Bram lott. WAHRING FLOWS. 1st two boroo Turn plow, W. Ii. Boyd| j 2bd two horso turn plow, J. W. JOIIOH;. 1st. grain drill, H. B. Anderson. WAOONS. 1st. one horse wagon, Cox A Markly, (i. B. Andorson; 1st. two horse wagon, dbl Hickory, Martin A Fuller. The word Blue Indicates first pre mium, and Red second. 2 children's overcoats, blue and red, Mrs. A. Sherard; 1 child's coat, blue, Mrs. Agnes Andorson; 1 bolt Piedmont sheeting. 1 bolt Piedmont drills, S. C. manufactured, exhibi tor, Dr. J. A. Harksdnlc; I bair wreath, blue, Mrs. Alice Hampton; I CbeStertiebl crochet child's dress and cap, Mi.-s Def ?lie ('ash, niue; 1 white embroidered plo cushion.' Miss Ueasic Cash, blue; I colored ' embroidered pin cushion, blue, Mrs. I Mutti?' Anderson; ? lamp liiat> onie, .Mrs. N. li. Kierut?f; 1 zephyr shoul der cape, blue, Miss O. J..Wharton; 1 pair ladies' silk hose, blue, Mrs. Stobo Carlington | 1 pa*r ' e roe hot toilet mats, bia , Miss II sMie t'a? h ; I torebon collar and culls, blue, Mrs. \V. T. Smith; bead bag aad cushion, blue, Mima Jacobs; 1 bil ton necklace, blue, Mrs. ,1. <;. Brown; l bice scarf, blue, Mrs. J. U. Brown; hand-made lace, blue, Mrs. AV. T. Smith; crochet mat aad lace jabot, blue, Miss Sallie Watts; crochet tidy, blue, .Miss Emiline Madden; darned nc! pillow shams, blue' MIS. W. H. Gilkorson; infant's flannel, embroidered, Mrs. it. c. Watts; infant's li nen, embroidered, blue, Mrs. I>. A. Tune; crochet lace with linen thread, blue, Miss Alice Farrow; drawn luce handkerchief, blue, Mrs. N.J. Holmes; goose down cape and muir, blue, Miss Nannie Franks; darned net bibb,blue, Miss Fannie Willis: cambric neck tie, blue, Mrs. W. 'i. Smith, lace hand kerchief, blue, Mrs. Z. M. Sullivan; calla lily mat, red, Miss Anna Mil ler; crochet tidy and trimming, red, Miss Jennie Cook; baby hood aad sack, blue, Mrs. Arthur Hulli van; bead mat, blue, Miss Minnie Fuller; infant skirt, blue, Mrs. W. A. Jamieson; pincushion on eho notlle, blue, Mrs. J. I). Pitts; infant skirt, embroidery on flannel, nat, MIS. W. A. .Jamieson; daisy tidy, blue, Mrs. Arthur Sullivan; infant robe, hand embroidered, blue, Mrs. H. C. Watts; pea cock fan, red, Mrs. M. M.Allison; darned net dress, blue, Miss Aunlo (tarlington; nia c.reme tidy, blue, Mrs. Arthur Sulli van; fox tail duster, blue, Miss (). J. Wharton; hair braid, blue, Mrs.' .1/ollie Wathington; black silk scarf, ,blue, Mrs. W. T. Smith; white feather fan, bine, Mrs. M. M. Allison; child's dress in darned not, red, Mrs.,W. II. (illkcrson; child's short cloak, blue, Miss Alice Hamp ton; linen bolster and pillow shani, blue, Mrs. H. W. Bulli laundry, blue, Rose Williams; infant's long clonk, blue, Miss Bessie Cash; in fant's dress in drawn thread and knitted lace, blue, .Vis. W. A. Jam ieson; infant's dress in drawn thread and tatting, blue, -Vis. L. \. Tune; infant's die? in band made lace, blue, J/rs. Arthur Sulli van; infant'-! ftfnghnn, blue, J/rs. W. A. Jamieson; feather braid trimming, blue, J/rs. K. Adkins; fancy inlaid work box, blue, <>. W. Parketon; fancy inlaid cane, I hn?, a. W. Parketon; fish scale wreath, blue, Mrs. s. 1'. Richardson; wax Howers, blue, J/i-s J/attlc Hurn side; w ax fruit, blue, J/rs. John F. Bolt; bracket sawing, blue, Thos. Wright; 1 pair cotton half hose, blue, J/rs. Agnes Anderson; 1 pair wool half bose, blue, J/rs, Agnes Anderson; child's hose, blue, il/1 ss J/amie Brooks; mat in crewel, blue, J/rs. J. I). Af. A'haw; olden time embroidery, knitted wool lace, ebibl's tlunnel skirt, outline cm broidery, kensington work in silk, ends of mantel lambreques, ken sington work in wool, baby sack, blue, .Hrs. J. E. Wilkes; ladies' skirt, blue, Miss Lilly Crisp; pillow east's, hand-made, blue, Miss Ada C. Fowler; silk crazy quilt by /.a dles' /lld Society of Presbyterian church, 1st premium, blue; patch work silk quilt, 1st premium, Mrs. Hugh Cray; patchwork silk quilt, 2d premium, Mrs. E. C. Watts; worsted patchwork quilt, 1st pre mium, Mrs. S. S. Watts; worsted , patchwork quilt, 2d premium, Miss I Marni?',Sullivan ; lidd work quilt I Inject ton, 1st premium, Miss Hettie I Fowler; lidd work unquilted In cotton, 1st premium, Miss /sizzle /sanford; lidd work unquilted in cotton, 2d premium, Miss /.izzi" ?anford; patchwork quilt, cotton, 1st premium, Mrs. E. J. /.ark; patchwork quilt, colton, -jd pre mium, Mrs. K.J. /.ark; patchwork quilt, cotton, 2d premium, Mrs. T. F. A'impson; patchwork quilt, cot ton, 2d premium, Mrs. H. F. Terry; patchwork quilt, ?rotton, 2?l pre mium, Mrs. W. .s. Benjandn. FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT. For tho largest y ??dd of Chufas, not lews than 200 [ioumis, W. P. Harris. SAMPLES OF FIELD CHOPS. Rest half dozen stalks of cotton, R.C.Davis; best bushel of stock corn, part in ear, L. E. Farley; best buslud of bread corn, A. R. Holmes best bushel of wheat, L. E. Farley; best bushel of barley Martin ?ft Fuller; best bushel of rye, J. H. Coopor; best bushel of sweet pota toes, yam and Spanish, Sallie H. Davis; best buslud of sweet pota toes, other, J. lt. Willis; best bush el of Irish potatoes, Mrs. Dr. Irby; best bushel of ground peas, Aaron Cannon; b?>st half dozen pumpkins, A. R. Holmes; best tobacco, Dr. H. F. Kilgore. VEGETABLES. Host dozen beets, J. Wadi' An derson; best half dozen ogg plants, Dr. A. C. Fuller; best half dozen beads of cabbages, J. W. Monroe; best peek of onions, L. E. Farley; best half bushel of Turnips, Dr. W. Wright; liest exhibition ?if vege tables, quantity and quality to be considered, li. E. Farley. PRESERVES. Qno Jar pear preserves and one jar of pencil preserves, Miss M. E. Anderson; one bottle of tig, Miss Initie Wright; ono jar of Water melon, Miss Kai?' Lark; ?nie. glass watermelon, Miss Agnes Ander ion; one glass of blackberry, Miss Mary H. Brown; one jar musk melon, Miss W. T. Smith. SWEET PICKLES. 1 Jar sweet pickle, M. E. Ander son ; 1 jar tomatto, MTS. J. AV. Todd ; r jar conch, Mrs. N. B. Dial; 1 bot tle, Mrs. G. W.Shell; 1 glass toma to, Mrs. J. IX M. Shaw; 1 glass green tomato, Mrs. J. I). M. Sha w. J ELLIES. 2 glasses apple, Mrs. J. W. Todd; 1 glass of apjde, Mrs. L. E. Farley; 1 glass of apple MissLutie Wright; I glass of plum, Miss Isabel Wright; I glflSS each of black berry and ap ple, Mrs. T. F. Simpson; I glass each of apple and ?n ape, Mrs. AL ?0< I i d ; I ala* cacti pi muscadine, apple, grape plum, blackberry, Caroline Bird; I gills* each of I grape, muscadine and apple, Miss Kate Lark; 2 glasses of applo,Mrs. W. C. Irby; 1 glass of applo, Col. Burnside; 1 glass of muscndine, Miss Olly Wharton; J glass of ap plo, Mrs. Wharton; ??ne glass of apple, Mrs. Agnes Anderson,; l glass of apple, Miss Lula Joues; 1 glass of applo, Mrs. Goo. F. M?'se ley; l glass of blackberry, "Mrs. (fco. F. Moseley; - glassess of ap ple. Miss Sallie A. Davis; l glass crabb, Mrs. s. D, Carlington ; i glass ?>f muscadine, Mrs, s. 1). (tarling ton; I glass ??f applo, Mrs. 1). C. Smith; 1 dish of qui nco, Mrs. W. A. Mcclintock; 2 glass of apple and quiuee, Mrs. W. A. Mcclintock. MARMALADES. 1 plate of lippl?, Mi's. T. F. Simp son; 1 glass of apple, Miss Abbie 11 ol mes. HERMETICALLY SEALED FRUITS. 2 Jars of canned peaches: Mrs. N. H. Dial. SALA ns. 1 dish of chicken sahul, Mrs. Moseley; 1 bottle of hlgden, Mrs. J. 1). M. Shaw. CATSUP. 1 bottle spice tomato, Mrs. J. W. Todd; l bottle each of tomato and pepper, Mrs. L. E. Farley,; 1 bottle of tomato, Miss Luleo Lark; 1 bot tle of tomato, Mrs. J. D. M. Shaw; 1 glass ?>f tomato, green, Mrs. Ceo. F. Moseley; I glass tomato, ripe, Mrs. Ceo. F. Moseley; 1 glass of tomato, M rs. A. F. Sherard ; 1 bot tle of tomato, J. R. Smith. PICKLES. 1 bottle pickles, Mrs. W. D. Can non; 1 bottle cucumber, 1 bottle mixod, Miss Lulce Lark; 1 glass of cabbage, Miss Sallie A. Davis; 1 glass of tomato, sweet, Miss Callie V. Davis. MO LA SS KS SYRUP. 1 glass sorghum, .Ino. T. Mc Gowan; I glass sorghum, J. W. Blakcly. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. I Best portrait lu ??il, Prof. C. J. I Kiorulff; best landscape painting, j in oil, Mrs. lt. C. Watts; best lantl I scape painting in oil (from nature) divided between Mrs. K. I>. Jack son and Prof. C. J. Kier ul ff; crayon drawing, Mrs. H. C. Watts; Pastel 1 I pointing Mrs. R. C. Watts; Sketch, I tirst effort, Mamie Fergugon; Lus tre painting, Mrs. K. 1). Jackson; Pencil drawing, Miss Anna Ma ha Hoy; Monochrome painting, Mrs. J.J. Pluss: Oil painting on glass, Miss M. 1>. Holmes; Placque, Mrs. K.D.Jackson; Kensington paint ing, Mrs. K. 1). Jackson; Tapestry painting, Mrs. K. 1). Jackson; pic ture in hammered brass, Miss M. B. . Holmes; Collection of photo graphs, A-e., J. lt. Ghnsoner; best ami larg?'si exhibition of paintings, Mrs. K. D. Jackson. M.r.s. R. C. Watts, Mrs. C. E. Tune, Mrs. J. 1). McLucas, Committee. PREMIUM LIST of FLOWERS*' 1st. Handsomest stund of cut ! Howers, Mrs. Lucy lloyd. 2ml. 11 andsmncs* stand roses, ex clusively, Miss Mattie Burnside. 3rd. Handsomest stand of gera niums, Mrs. P, Alice Compton. .Uh. Handsomest specimen of greenhouse niants. Miss Jennie Simkins, Miss Lucy Barksdnle, Mr. F. P. McGowan, Committee. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA - LAURENS COUNTY, IN PROBATE COURT. Whereas, Nancy <>. bridges, has ap plied to nie for Lottern of Administra tion, with will annex, on thc Kslato of Mrs. Martha C. t?nmes, deceased. These are therefore to eile and adinoii- . e.ii nil and singular the kindred and I I creditors of said deceased, to be and ap- ? pear before nie at a COU rt of l'rohato to j Probate to ho holden at my office at I Laurens?'. H., on the 1st h day of NON. 1885, at l()o"elock, A. M., to show cause, If any they ran, why letters should not he granted. (ftv?n under my hand and seal this, the lid dav of November, lsS5. A. W. BURNSIDE, J. I?, h. c. Nov. 3, IKS? ll 2t WANTED. 2?,0(K) Bushels of Cotton Seed. Highest prices paid in Cash. W. Y. SHERARD, Laurens C. IL, S. C. Oct. I, 1885. 15 tf. NE0CH WEST, - DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, Jew elry, Spectacles, Sic, MNREPAIRINO A SPECIALTY, ^jflfAll work Guaranteed. jf& L A ? R K X S, C. H., S. C. sept- 2, 'sr? ? 4m Special Notice. All persons Indebted to W. L. Boyd ami W. L. R??y?I & Co., ?dther by note or uccnunt, are earnestly requested to Mettle same by Novem ber 1st, and save cost ns wc are compelled to raise money to carry on business. W. L. BOYDA- CO. opt. 0, '80 (> 2m TAKE NOTICE,. ALL pevsonfl indebted to lt. F. tfe J. O. C. Fleming will please call and settle. After Jan. 1st, 18815, all un settled notes anti accounts will be put in the bands of an Olli cer for collection. t?pT If you haven't ?ot the money, we will }>ay liberally ?Of cotton on account. Sep. ?5, '85 ') 8 td. IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS ! c . -AT TUE_& * Furniture ?^stletcEl jTLHJjVEIlSrC3r ?Sc BOVSTLES, 838 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA OA. The LARGEST HOUSE in the City ! The Cheapest House in the South !! We buy f<>r Cash and cant too Undersold. PARLOR and CHAMBER SUITSln Quality and Quantity novor before soon. SIDE-BOARDS, WARDROBES und BOOK-CASES by tho hundred, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS und TABEES by tho ttros& MIRRORS, PICTURES and BRACKETS In endless Variety. RABY CARRIAGES, LOUNGES aud Every thing to bo had In a First Class House. Call lind seo, or write for Outs and Prices. W. I, DELPH, ; 813 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. WHOLESALE amd RETAIL DEALER IN COOKING STOVES, "HE ATI Nfl STOVES, GRATES, TINWARE. Buy the EXCELSIOR COOK STOVE. Seventeen different Sizes and Kinds in Stock. Heating Stoves in great variety, for wood and coal Tinware at Low ligures for Cash. TIN-PLATE, SHEET IRON, SOLDER. W. I. DELPH. ^:\lrs. N. BRUM CLARK* Has oponcned un Elegant Line of LADIES'A CHILDREN'S HATS, CAPS, ETC. Her stock embraced ?ill the Novelties fd* tho Season. Velvets, fancy and plain, Velveteens, Plushes, Braids, Buttons, and her Usual supply of Notions. Having secured tho most competent assist ants, we have resumed tho business of DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING! Parties out of tho city eau bo satisfactorily titted by sending your cor rect mensuro. Your patronage is respectfully solicited. MKS. Ts'. BRUM CLARK, 819 Broad Street, Augu ta, Ga, -#YOUNG,HACK&CO.,# WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER'S, 901 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, .: S CV ? Book A^IDr-CLg Store NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES!! NEW PRISES!! We ure now receiving daily additions to our Stock, and will cotinuo to Increase tho attractions, in both department*, until the holtduy*. Remember we will not be undersold ! OUTR, BOOK JDEP ARTi?VoiSTT Contains a large assortment of Books, of all kinds. Hooks for Roys-and ("iris, Toy Books, Juvenile Books, Chatterbox Books of Elidion, History. Travels, Humor, Biography, Rcligi ll, Science, Poetry, Music and Art, GOOK AT 0UY{ PRIGS: The following large, 12nio. books, well printed and handsomely bound in Cloth and ('old, only 7?ets; often worth $1.20: Robinson Crusoe, Thaddeus of Warsaw, Arabian Nights, History of England, Gulliver's Travels, French History, (HI Blas, . East Lynne, Juno Eyrie, Don Quixote, And u bandied others. Elegant editions of all the popular poets, inclu ding Tennyson, Whittler, Byron, Scott, Shakespeare, Meridith, Burns, Longfellow, "With finest binding, gilt edge, only $1.25) worth $2.00. BIBLES! BIBLES!! BIBLES ! ! ! From Blots to $10.00. A complete Set of Dickons, lu box, 12 Volumes, bound in Cloth ami Gilt, large print, $12.00 Tor Sot. PHOTOGRAPH ALBU From Mets, to $8.00-bound in leather and plush. AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS From lOetn. to #2.00-cloth, loather and plush. BEAUTIFUL SCRAP ROOKS from 20 cents to $2.00. A fall hue of WRITING DESKS, TOILET SETS, WORK-BONES, Ac, Ac, Ac Latest Novelties in Stationery. Hood Note Paper Blets, por qr.; White Envelopes 6ctS. per pkg. Lead Pencils, with rubber tips, 2?ets. por doz; also, aa assorted Due of Pencils, Pens, Inks, Inkstands, Cards, Papers, Pictures, Picturo Eramos, PlCttirO Cord, Dominoes, Draught Boards, Stereoscopes, Ric hter's French Harps, Law Blanks, Shoot Mu sic, Ac., Ac, Ac. In fact, everything that should bo found in a First-Class Rook and Drug Storn. OUR DRUG DEPARTMENT Has been replenished for the Fall and Winter irado, and we are now prepared to furnish physicians, and thc public generally, thc A t goods at moderate prices. Give us a call and examine our goods before buy ing. Rcspec tfully, J. S WILKES. ?t*f?iiWtruri.iiiii.-i-i "-M Having greatly improved our pince of hun!ness in order to meet th demands of our increased trade, wo now eomo to the front with tim largest and mont -cumplo stool* of FAMILY (J HOCK RI RU, CONFJBC TIONF.RIES, AC, to he found anywhere, which we propose to soil at pri?es that ?DEFY CQOPEMTON.* .Hoing in our own house, having no rent to pay, ami buying good? from the best houses, at lowest Cash prtees, we propose to give the ad" vantage thus derived ti) our customer. Highest eash indee p:?d for hides and furs. Top of the Market pain for Cotton? LAURENS 5. C. JW 4-?OOI rou BA^OKA-IISTS I2ST DRY-GOODS, TDross Goods, Ladies nsre wrrr>a.rl?LS And Wraps of all qualiMos aim! prices, Notions, is^illinery, Boots etnd Shoes. F U R NI ? U R E A S P E ?IA L T Y ! GrO TO MINTER & JAMESON'S Cheap Cash Store. Thoy ?ill soil th?' J nines Sloans ?jfil.o08hooi Mhitor & .Jnmioson'sf&?O' Every' pair W arranted. Cull and gel prides before having and Save MOXJ4Y, jVCIlSTTElPt & JAMIESON, Leaders OF LOW Prices. ?v.s * -+?* .-??-* 9 From oftrly morn to tUiwy ?ivo Thc pnopl? come in crowds t<> seo The handsome stock ?>f M.tV J. 'riic jrood H are cheap you munt bollevo, When ovory tOWSalap glvoa tho praise. felton is l'?w ! the furmorN cry, Who will <>nr winter ?lock supply? Wo cannot lu-jj, no ?O'O? ntl, Unies* wo bog from M.& J. COM K ONE, COME ALL And see and feel and be convinced that GRAHAM & SPANKS llave ono of the Largest anti Host Assorted Stocks, of GENERAL NERRH AND?SF. IN THE COUNTRY Call and examine our Stock of Ladles' and (?eats' Hose, (?loves, Gents'Collars and Cuffs, Ladles' .jerseys, walking .Jackets, New Markets, Cloak'?, Dross doods, Silks,' Prints, Rleachlgs, Ticking, Ging haillH, Shirting, Sheeting, < 'ottoil ( 'becks, Tables Damask, Tow, els, Doylies, Dinseys, Jenn-, Ctlssiinci'CS, ami everything generally koot in ?i (Irst-class store. m Our Stock of Clothing is completo thia Season. We are now prepared to save von moiiov in this line? Slioes, Shoes. In this line it ls useless for us to xiv anything, for uar i ...-.ima cr* know that we always keep the best ?tock of shoes in town. H AT.sand CAPS-In this linc we ea * Wc wish to call your attention to mir Stock of Shirts. Our $1.00 Shirt turns down anything on tho hill. Groceries-Sugar, Coffee, Table-salt, Choose, Crackers, Canned Goods. Sunps Starch, Soda, Bluing, Popper, Splco, Chewing Tobneco Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, AC. GRAHAM & SPARKS. V* The BigEagle! J. E. Cooper & Co. TIavo removed their Stock of Fancy and Family Groceries; Confectioneries, Fruits, ?tc. Vegetables, Wooden-ware, Hoots, 8)100* ami Hats to the new store, just completed, under tho sign of the "Rig Eagle," fitf^t side of Public Hqunre. Highest pricospn?d for Produce, Huies, Etc. ?0~ We thank our customers for paul patronage, und solicit a con tinuance of tho same. Call anti see us. J. lt. COO PER ?Si CO. Tlie Laurensville FEMALE COLL SE Re-opens Monday, September 140 S8? Fully equipped in all Ooimitments. Apply . ?cirt 1 have on bund a Lot iff FINK AI F/fA LLIC, Cl.DAR, WALN'CT end ROSEWOOD llCRlAD (.'ASKS mid CASKETS, niuo, a Ltd of Choan Collins from J?.tiu upward* gfkT Meerie furiwbdii tl on nil oocnslonft M Mindi price. li. Ii, HINTER.