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The-Advertiser. LAUREN'S, Dec. 2, 1885. LOCAL ITEMS. Christmas ls Coining. Mudl muddy! muddiest town In tho fcUatot J . hio Sheriff BALliBW lout a fino horno Fri day last. Merchants roport trado on a boom tho past woek. Stops are being takon to got upaCJrand Toumamont during thc Holidays Mr. B. n. ITuNTKn, hus oponed a cou. footlonory storo In tho Robertson Block. Call anil get Christmas prosontg while tho stock la oomplote. WILKKS IIHH them. Now ls tho Hmo to toko tn tho "city by tho soa/T T: Low ratos are given liy both railroads! Prosldont Cr.BVBt.AMD can repeat ?very word of tho Presbyterian shorter catechism. Hov oral of our oxchangos aro growl it? enthusiastic on tho subject of terracing farm lands. Wo were pleased to soo nu old friend, Mr. W. Fi Wright of Newberry County, In town Saturday. Tho latest oraso In tho world of fashion.la for ladlos to bang thoir hair behind as woll as lu front. Tho ambition of tho average Ameri can is fully satisfied whon ?le can hold an offlco, howover humble. A colony of wlno-producors will leave Franco about tho 1st of January, lo sot tlo In OrocnVlHo County, S. C. Young lawyors gonerally ?et satlsfoe Mon, whon they loose a ease, by uhusing tho Judge. Such is lire. Tho Vtllago Comotery at this place ls In adllapldatod condition, ami by some memm, fum?n should bo raised to have lt Improved. Murdor In F.dgofield, Negro Rising In Charloston, and Atlanta geno "dry" ?uroly wo may oxpect startling nows at any moment. A fow days ago, n bow of booutlful young ladlos paid our sanctum a visit and wo frankly admit wo fell in love with them all. i l ? It ls gratifying to BOO tho Building and Ixian Association moving forward. Ap plication fora charter will bo mndo in a fow days. Tho cold wavo struck us IAR? week, and overcoat? are in demand. [.BARK A PATTON can supply only about 437 men, at bott. ,in Agu ros. Rov. (J. T. HARMON proaehnd In tho Methodist Church to a largo congrega tion onTanksgiving Day. Business wus suspended during servicus. The many friends of J. T. MF.ni.ncK will be pain.??I to learn of hi? douth, which occurred at bis borne, near llrow ?exton, on Thursday, ?YUh Inst. Th* "sigma Phi" Literary Society, of I the Lanrensvillc Pe?nalo College, will :glvo an entertainment on Friday ovo tilug, Dec. 4th, to which tho public aro cordially invited. A bill has I? ven Introduced In tho legis lature, requiring persons to obtain li censo before they marry. Young men can ?av? a few dollars by having the eei i mon y performed before this boco m OH a law. A soled musical entertainment was given nt tho Vemal? Seminary on Fri day evening. Tho Aovr.itrisR.il was not present, but wo understand that it was greatly enjoy od by all. Wo need moro streets, and a glanco at .our town any dav when cotton is coming In and wagons blockade the road to the depot, will show the importance of having them wido enough. Many persona bad not heard of tho death of Vice-president FfRMDRIOKH, on Thursday last, until they observed tho mammoth stores of Mr. J NO. 1). Mm. MI A \ draped In mournig. Tho Town Council will open a new street at nn early day, beginning near tho Iron l'onn(Try uni oitCiiiiuH ?>??m?dho branch, nour a cottage recently built by N. ll.. DIAL, Esq., and will join Main Street neur tho Methodist Church. Mr. J. Wi i.i.iK JON KS oxhibltcd, on Thursday laat, ono of his Syracuso, Hill sid-Reverslblo-Wulklng-Turn Plows, ?ovoral prominent fannel - have glvon -orders for thom, and all who have ox amlnod its work aro enthusiastic In commending lt. Work on tho (1. <fc L. Hoad has boon temporarily delayod by not having a H^lb-lont supply of cross-lies. Tho track baa boon laid to about four miles from ibis place. It ls expected that tho mad Will b# completed by tho first of March. 'Tho bells may ring their sweetest sound, Mako muslo loud and strong; Hut nothing yet can bo comparod To the music of a "gong". .Tlie gong, ?he gong, tho groat big gong That warns us not to ?tay too long, Can't be dsscribod lu verso or song. Puring tho past few wooka many now names have boon placed upon our books and wo are glad to say tho AnvBicriHBB continuos to niako frlonds in every sec tion of the County. Although only four months haye pasaod ?1neo our little en terprise, With many misgivings, first tnado Ita appearance, lt is no longer an uncertainty. Wo can only say that wo are truly grateful for tho encourage? meat w*,?av? ipeelvsd, and will en W papor bettor ipon receipt of$?20, the ADV^TISKIMM W>?V News ami COU r<?ron?/y>r. Thlaolttor holds goodeu tllJan.lstUbjtV^j _ ?las BBSMOVOOM W-*. Treasurer Cor*.'.ABU Informs us that the tim* for paying uaoe has boen sx tendod ?ftir l?ombor r?th, which Is Beat ?kU?tiay. Remember this, and ?ave thoJInsjMR ^ ; B?ntaU??i\A??t. On faraday Isst M tbs tbj*?*J ?rolght irs?n of theil., L- A H HuUroad WS-nestblg Cortmsctt, fo?> *TA?Jf?l earsJumwNl th? ti m k and foll eve* sn embankment.- <>?. of ike train b?*4> , , , Mvel i, , ... . II* '''' e ? ' i ' Mr. Olaaener, tue Artlat. II?? made, groat lmprovomont In tho art of Photography In tho past fow daya, hy Introducing th? Instantaneous Process. Ho is now preparod to tako negativo? in two seconds, whloh enabloa httu to make much bottor ploturos, especially of ba bioa. Wo havo rocontly soon souio of hi? wofk, which is oxcellont. Sond lu the littlo ones and "socuro tlio shadow oro tho substnneo fado?." Folly Up With the Tims*. In tho groat markets of tho East and West, wlieni>argalns aro to bo had, no merchant In tho state ls quicker in se curing his shuro, than Mr. JOHN D. SH KARAN. In overy senae of tho word, ho ls a progressive, businoss mun, and bas con tributed bis part towards revolution izing tho prlco of goods at this piuco. Sec specialties for this week In another column. Keep Them Away. Wo havo boon roquostod to remind pa rents residing nour the O. .* Ii. Railroad track, of the danger in allowing children to walk over tho trostlo between tho Mothodist Church and tho steam-mills. This ls u trestle moro than a hundred yards long, and us the material trains are constantly passing, und owing to the curves in tho track on both sides, it would be impossible to avoid un ucel dent. Therefore it is best not to allow eli ?lit i-en lc thus jeopard their lives. leemon al. Mrs. SCOTT, ol* Augusta, is on a visit to her mot her, Mrs. DUNLAP. Mr. W. D. NICHOLSON, of Union, paid our town a visit last Monday. Mr. HON SiiRi.r. has returned from Ar kansas, whore ho has been for several mont hs. Mr. JAH. M. BiiAorocK died at his home, near Clinton, on Nov. 25th, in his 89th year. Miss .IANIK SIMTHON, of Pendleton, formerly of this placo, is visiting rela tives hero. Mr. O BO HonoKB, School Commission er for Abbov;llo County, was In town lust woek. Miss M AMII: McCAirouniN, of New berry, visitod Dr. Ii A HKS OA i, i : ' M family last week. S. J. SIMPSON, Esq., of ino Spartan burg Bar, wa? in town on busiuess Monday last. Miss JBNNIK BIMBINA, a charming and accomplished young lady, who has boon spending several months with rel atives hore, left on Monday for Balti more, whore she will visit relatives. Thc Rev. A. W. MOORJB, pastor of tho Methodist Church ut Lancaster, has preached bis fur cw ell sermon and an nouueed to his congregation that he would ask tho approaching conference togivo bim a supernumerary relation, It le Well to Reraembor That it is character that makes u mun. That perseverance and honost work oeldom fail to be rewarded. That because a thing costs nothing, lt does not follow that it is wortbloss. That u Southern negro won't ont A black sheep under any circumstances. That an old writer once said, "Never argue willi an ungry woman,"-und his head was level. That lt will not dc^to Judge a young lady until you hour her talk for au hour -apart from her mother. That even though WO 111113' huvo more than our shuro of brains, il is no reason why other pooplo none. County Items. CLINTON. "J." If somebody's foot don't slip, there will be several feasts of brides' cake in this section, between this and Christ mas. Mr. Will Jack, of Newport, Coke Co., Tenn., hus just sold out a car-load of very lino, fut hogs. Don't you know that sausages and short-lu cid ure now lu order. Rov. W. P, Jacobs returned from bis trip to Charleston just in timo to unite in ?iiar.?-*". . ^nrsd?y evening, Mr. W. J. Henry to Miss Ada r?r,?...,, and if thero is a handsomer couple ol' young pooplo In old Laurens County, WO would Uko to seo them, that's all. Mr. Jas. Braddock, of tho Hurrioane section, died a few days ugo ut tho ad vanced ago of ninety years. He had lead n busy lifo; was an elder lu tko old Duncan's Crook Church, and bad tho reputation of peing what tho poo describes as tho noblest work of God au honest man. Tho cotton crop 1? about out of the fields and ls docidcdly ?hori in sections, while in others it I? good. Mr. Henry Young Will make, on a four-horso farm, eighty bolo?. Tbl? I? tho best in our section, and is a? good as can bo dono in Toxas or anywhere else within tho cotton bolt. Besides Mr. Young's ex CIUH?VO crop, he ra?aos plenty o? corn, wheat, oats, and moat to do him and to ?pare. He ia also ongagod In ?tock rais ing, having at thin time, several line horse and mulo colts, and ls seeding down quito a considerable acroago of hi? boBt landa in grape?. If old Lau rens had Just a fow lUCh men in ovory section, to show what can bo dono with pluck ?nd enorgy, thoro would bo lo?? croaking and emigration to Texas and Florida, To tho ladles, lot ino Ju?t say, thiM gent lemon is a bacholor, and hand ?oms. IH>KROH P. O. JOB PRINCE. Thoro are pl'-nty of drove hogs ia this neighborhood now. JerTFowlor, lt ls said, is about to es-y .uhliSh 11 now order of Masonry. Married, on tho Skid Inst., at tho resl donee of HOM. Fuller, by W. B. Hfod Oard, Esq., Mr. Siatemoro, of Picken? County, to Miss Leurauy Smith, of Laurens. on the 2Mb inat., af ?he residence of tho bride's rather, by Rev. J. A. Martin, Mr. J. Dunk Putnem to Miss Laura Dalli all 01 Lauron?. It U stated in th? newspapers that flor, if ill, of New York, never played * game of bass-ball lu hlH life. Well, ??nu asy ?he ?srne thing. Strang? " o e, isn't Hi A sorlouBdifftculty occurred In tho big road,noarthis plaoo, ono day Inst woek. Mr. Frank Bolt waa coming along in company with ono King Holt. All at once, without tho loast warning, King Bolt knocked Frank Holt out of tho bug gy, and almost scnsoloas lu Ibo road. Mr. J ho J F. Bolt, who koopa tho)atoroat thia place-, becamo owaro of Ibo difficulty und wont out at once. Ho found bia brother Frank Bolt lying,or rather sit ting, in tho road, and pretty badly hurt, from jolt and bruiso. From what I can loam Praiik Holt waa not tho leust to blaine for tho difficulty, but aotod with cotumohdablo coolness aud forbearance throughout, in fact, after recovering from the shock ho could ousily have got the hotter of King Holt but foroboro from doing HI), I understand that be blames Mr. Balle Crisp, of Lauronvlllo, for the wholo thing, us King Holt had been in tho em ployment of Mr. Crisp for soino limo previously, and was known to bo trea cherous; while to Frank Holt, his trav eling companion, although of tho same name, was a total stranger, they having mot that morning for Hut first time. C'KNTKIt VILLIS. IX A Nt) VON .SMASH. Mr. J. A. ('oats is ore<rting a neat dwelling on ids place. We are glad to seo the appearaneo of ".Too Prince" in the AnVBBTIHKH. We uro always pleased to read his letters ami we hope he will write often. We are glad to seo our young friend W. Y. baldwin, who has beim ut work with hi? brother, near Seulllotown, for sonto time, back in our community again. Mr. Goorgo McDaniel leaves this (Thursday) morning for Laurens (\ H., where he will remain at least until Christmas, as salesman in tho store ol' Minter .fe Jamieson. There is a young mens' prayer moot ing at ContOrvillo, Whloh was organized soino time ago, and which meets evory Wednesday night. The young mou aro taking a great deal of interest iit these meetings, and we think much good has boon accomplished by them. Aunt Wlnnio Martin, an old lady In our neighborhood, hus not walked a step in Kl years, being crippled by a fall while attempting to walk out at the door. She ls near 1(H) years old and can knit or sow without tho aid of oyo-glasa es, and ber general health is tolerably good. There lu an old lady living in our neighborhood who bas now living 3 children,28grand children, and li groat grandchildren. Sho is 86 y oars old ami weighs 63 pounds. She ls very pert and lively for a person of her age. She has also several children, and grand chil dren dead. C'UOSS HILL. MACK. Mr. David L. Heliums with his fam ily has removed to Polaor Factory. He, with others of his family, are employ ed in tbe factory. Mr. .Jell'( ?rimes and family have gone o Polr.or to merchandise. Tho many fi mis of .Tell, at Laurens, will bo glad to hear of bis success. Dr. MoOowau bas about completed his new store and ls tilling up with a stock of goneral merchandise, Phoenlx liko, ho rise? from the ashes of tho ?toro burnt u few months ago. Mr. John Anderson, of this Township, ls now in the clothing house of Leake A Patton. John is u social, sober, and musical fellow, and wo wish him abun dant success as b<* climbs the bill of lifo. It is evident that ".loo Prince" does not believe that "self praise is half scandal," nor does ho intend that his "horn shall be unblown," ns ho blows for himself e lusty blast in his intro duction in tho AOVBUTIHKK. Wo would suggest to "Joe" to go slow, and "lot another praise thee and not thine own mouth." SIMPSONS MILL. NIX. Mr. and Mrs. NV. L. Boyd, of Laurens, paid our home a visit on tho 27th inst. We regret that wo were absent. Wo ure very anxious to report a mar riage from this section and wo do not cure how close home it is either, for wo aro y ol-obi purdon us, we Uko to havo ?. '. ''"V,we wore single; but what of it, WO bant help a.. Mr. Crawford, enc of the County Com niissinors, paid our section tt brief bll sini ss \ isit on the25th and 2oth, and lot tho bridge across Saluda on the 26th. Mr. lt. Levon was the contractor. Tho bridge across Reedy Hiver, at Washing ton's Mill, was let on tho 26th, Mr. N. A. F.lledgo was tho contractor. A little son of Mr. und Mrs. .lanie? N. Jones, of Rocky Mount, while playing near a tiro, on tho24th inst., accidental ly burned one of Iiis feet. Wo triiBt the little fellow will soon recover. Also, on tho 27th SaniUOl Karl, son of M ami Mrs. J. P. EUodgO, fell from a Ol ir Into tho fire, painfully burning ht? hip ?nd leg. Wo also hope ho will be all right in a fow days. [Intended for last week.l We regret to announce tho death of Miss Izora Boland, of Rocky Mount, which occurred on tho '21st inst. She was ono of tho host and noblest girl? of that community. Wo oxtond our heartfelt sympathy to her boroft parent? and frionds._ HOUSES ANO LOTS Three House? ?nd Lots and one vacant Lot can bo l>ought on or be fore Poe. 7th; all near the public square, on Laurene Htroet. Mc? OW AN, or Mr?, ii. ii. MCGOWAN. Nov. 24-16-3t. ENOCH WEST, - DEALER IN - Watches, Clocks, Jew elry, Spectacles, &e. gSr-BKPAIKI Ntl A 8PE0IAL7V. 0m9~ All work Ouarante'ro. _jpfl L A U RB NBv C H., fl.O. . Sept'2, ?W / d ??" Written for tto Advertiser* M H. EDIIOB:-I nco from the rapen tha t a I>111 bea boon introriucd tu tb? log talature to "Prohibit tho c-xpcrtatlor of I? prtrlflgcfl frrm thlB State". Porbor? we mey set n hoar pcn-cthir.u of thia kind: "An ?ct to oroato tho < Alee Of Ct ft ?:;R alonorof Dogs, at a ti a) o ry off$LCC0 poi 8IIMU111." it ia poRHibio tbr.t it nany further Bayi Ono ut au iii ouch county ?hall bold thin poultlon whose duty lt shall bo to pr? vido Thoroughbred Bottom for tho URO of HoproHontatlvcR and tholr frlonds. Hbould tboy fool diRposod to rooroate, but in caso thono distinguished gontloniou do not feel so disposed. lt eha'l bo tho duty of tho ?aid oom missioner t* to oxor Oise tho Raid dogs every thirty ?lays, hy hunting; and tho Ramo cuueht upon such OCCHR?OIIR shall bo divided and Hin tributed ns tho Representatives from each county shall direct. Said Com missioners] shall ho paid oxtra for such aorvicoB at tho rate of $5.00 per day, to he paid out of tho Public School fund." I am not a great hand at running auch machines. Inn as tho tendency ol" dbe ago is to legislate on every thing, I snggest that bofore tho olos? of the Bostiion it would bo woll to pass a law to prohibit babies from ervin,1; at night, end to regulato the "hilt of faro" for Sunday dinners. Also, to prohibit railroad agents from "cussing,'' autl to demolish )>ool< ejo'iitM ; to provide County board ers in jails with musical Instruments, and to rrquiro all girls who propose to boeomo flirts to obtain license before they begin operations. I could say moro 1 suppose but if these suggestions, aro heeded I am willing for tho legislature to adjourn Immediately. Yours until Christmas, JUMP. Extra Term of Court. Pursuant to an order from his Honor. W. D. Simpson, Chief Justice of South Carolina, an 13Xtra Term of tho Court of Common Pious for Laurens County will bo boldon on the 2d Monday in Deo. next, to continue for ono WOOK, for the trial of such causes as nan bo had with out a jury. Parties litigant will take notice, and he governed accordingly. C. W. SHELL, e. e. c*. e. Nov. S, 1885. Ut 8t. TA KE NOTICE. All persons indebted to us by note or account, ure requested to settle sumo by 16th December, next. Cur business must and will be closed up. All accounts not col lected in due time, will necessarily be enforced. BOYD, PLUSS & CO. FAMILY GROCERIES. We have on hand BACON, HAM?, LARD, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, and everything to be found in a First-Class Grocery Store. Bottom Prices for Cann. fjmV Traynhara & Dial's Red Block. J. M. MUREE, LA LIKENS, 8. 0. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-LA U RENS COUNTY, IN PRORATE COURT. Whereas, O. W. Shelli c. c. o. r., has Applied to me for I.ottorsof Administra tion, on tho Kstato of John C. Biddle, deceased. These arc therefore to cito and admon ish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to ho and ap ocar before mo uta Court of Prohalo to bo holden at my office at Laurens C. H., on tho 15th day of December, I885i at io o'clock, A. A., to show cause, if any they can, why letters should not bo grautod. OiVOU under my hand and soul this, the." rd dav ?d' November, 1?W5. A. W. BURNSIDE, J. H. L. c. Nov. 3, 1885 _14_ St TAKE NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to lt. F. & J. O. 0. Fleming will please call and Bettie. After Jun. 1st, 1880, all un settled notes and accounts will he put in the hands of an OflS cer for collection. * If you haven't got the money, we will pay liberally ior cotton on 2L2??unt_ wiP?oia,l Notice. AU persons indebted to mo either by note or account aro earnestly re quested to settle by Jan. 1st. 1886. My business must be (dosed by that time. All who fail to come and make satisfactory arrangements in some way, will And their notes and accounts in tho hands of an officer for collection. S. R. TODD. Nov. 16, 1885. 16 3m. TO RENT. Large Brick Residence on the "College Campus," containing ton rooms, good well, ?frc. For terms apply to Mrs. I J. N. BOYD, or J. D. WATTS. Laurens C. IL, 8. C. Nov. 18, 1885 16 tf. I have on hand a Lot of FINE and ROSEWOOD BURIAL CA8 Cheap Coffin? from $6.00 upwards. ffftr Hearse furnished ou all occ When tho devouring flames of tho Gal veston Shoe Market tin writers unswerving scoop, and tin buyers, heneo we can shove them I?*/" rpre. "Comm( Misses, KTici Oo, -4=3*7 rprs. OtLilcTs 3 Cases "Ward's boots, worke Neve 3 Coses. Marcy Bron. Hart Now is tho time to buy n nico set of Harness. Only *T.."J(?, at \1>.\ MS & CURTIS. Photographer. Having located in thc Fowler Building, ovor Hie stores of John 1). Sheahan, for tho purpose of (akin?; Photographs and Forreotypcs,anu also Copying and Enlarging, I am prepared to give you satisfaction, having had ton yours' ox per lonee. Cali and get a shallow before tho substance fades. Pictures taken on n cloudy as well ns a fair day. J. It. GLAZKNER. Master's Sales. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LACK ENS cor NTy. COURT OP COM MON PLEAS. Pursuant to Judgements for sale in the following staled cases, I will sell ut public outcry, at Laur ens C. H., during tho legal hours for sale, on Snlcsdny in Decem ber next, being Monday tho 7th ?lay Of tho mouth, the property de scribed in each case, upon the terms Bpeciflod, to wits In the case of j. \V. Copeland & Co. vs. Agues J. Heliums et al All that tract ol* land lying, being und situate ill the County mid State aforesaid, containing One Hundred and Fifty-eight ai res, more or b's., and bounded hy lands ofners. " T0?!?J John Waiker ar- purchase money to DO paid cash; and the balance on a credit of twelve months, With interest from the day of sab', secured hy tIm hood of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. The purchaser to pay for papers. In the case of K. W. Wagoner tit Co. vs. Lizzie Parrott. All that lot or pareil of land situate in the town of Clinton, in the County of Laurens, and State aforesaid containing one and four tenths (I 1-10) acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lot of M. S. Bulley, on the Fast hy Sloan Street, OU tho South by Main Street, and on the West hy lot of Mrs. Nol lie Parrott, this being part of the lot surveyed by E. P. Jones, March lOth, iftR.H. Terms-Caph-The purchaser to nay for papers. C. D. BARKSDALK, Mattet, L. c. Nov. ll, 188? 1;V lt. META: ftc, CEDAR, WALNUT ES and CASKETS, abo, a Lot of ??alona at small price. B. B. HUNTER. licked up thc mighty Tlouse of Muy Morse & May, the mastodon* y did not reach thc unshipped stock brough East, but the under avaricious auctioner's hammer sent tliem to thc wide-awake cash at such scorching prices as these? Dn Sens? Shoe" for Ladies and Button, made To-v Bay State (warranted^ ?B3.SB. -pebble goat, raw-hide t : j c u -price soots. Oalf; Roohester-made, button d button-hole, Spanish aron, r ^before SOlcl at S1.50. font, Kid Foxed Butt-on Boots, manufacturers price $1.7(0 ours only $1.00. COTTON ANO COMMISSION MERCHANT. AI.'KNT FOR MASSEY'S COTTON* O INS, FEEDERS and CONDENSERS, and LEE'S PREPARED AGHIGULT U lt A L LIME. Charge for hand liri g Cotton reduced to 50o. per bale o. ..jniios?onajr 2?e. per bale storage. Liberal CASH ADVANCES made on. Cotton In Bl gjST PERSONAL ATTENTION given to Weighing and Oflico and Warehouse, 908 Reynolds .St., Augusta, Cia. CW. HENSON. Restaurantand Saloon, Over 835 Broad Street, Augusta, (jiu. tJT" Monia furnlshod at all hours, consisting of nil tho a.. i ?uu mt d?n eacics ol' the season. J-'very tiling SOrupuloilHly neat, tho bf?st ?r ?retar kay tv mat?. the politest attention givon. ! .. . .. .I"1- .-- .. 1 '.. .. _v .; jj " Qi ??.??-? WILL SATE MONEY BY Purchasing your Erxtraots; <J?1 lies, Preserves, ?Seo., and also Oan dies, Fruits, ISTuts and Toys, from J. M. PHILPOT. Ci3?C"ULlc3Lr ?STO 1. To TU p. PUBLIC: We, at the. first of the so.von, expected business to bo a great deal better than it has boon, consequently, wo bought moro goods than wo can possibly p / for, unless they are sold; so, In order to pay our debts and save our credit, and to get rid of a largo Iiot of Extra COATS, PANTS and VESTS, ami, in fact, remnants of all descrip tiona, pertaining to our Stock, we will positively sell our entire Stock of OLOTHI2STQ, SHOES, HATS and OEISTTS' FXJR.2SriSH:i3Src3r OOODS, from Dee 1st to Dec. 26th, at and BELOW NEW YORK con. Now this is An honest and square statement, and Wo Will certain^ convlneo all of th? fact, If they will giro a trial, an? don't f?* forgot, your pocket book when you call on ns. .si- 1 ?. ? . . 1 . ' ?{ j Respectfully, LEAKE & PATTON.