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The Advertiser. 'iAUttKNS, Doc. 9, 1885. 1 .'ii! .? ?.JL?-JA-aLiaiiui^._.?_;11S! LOCAJL ITEMS. Congress assembled on tho 7th. Boo changed schedule of 8. C. It. H. Mr. KHOOK WK?TIIH? Bold his house .nd lok In town tu Mr. J. J. Pnuss. Capt. C. M. Mii.i.au ls preparing to build a cottage in rear of hi ? residence. Our young mon ?re making ?rout preparations for tho Touruntuout on < lu int mn t Day. We had the pleasure of mooting Dr. J. D. AUSTIN, of Coron um, whilo ii? town last week. Tho latest is a COmpllmonta) , ticket to TUB ADVKHTISKII and Lady. Nothing like being un o'litor. Again, our young friend"Kudd weiss" bas favored Tin: ADVKRTISKR with HU original poem, which will appear in our next Istmo. Mr. LAKAYKTTK ANUKRSON, nf Pick en? County, was married on tin- 20lh nit., to Miss NKTTIK ANDKRSDN, of Lau rena County. Most people fix tho dato of events by reference to the war, hut it is said, in Charleston everything is spokon of ss boforo er slneo tl?? storm. On next Thursday week, we under* stand, thc ladies in the neighborhood of High Point will give s Btipper i'"i thc benofltoftbe Presbyterian Church,soon te be erected at that placo, Supper ? ill bo served atSo'olook I'. M. Qreenvillo HOM( a strong delegation to Columhia las! week, who will ] reliably contribute their labor toward? Colum bia's .?ditch." The force < . ? > r i - i -i t . - ii of six white Mint sevbn colore.I recruits for tho penitentiary. Mr. B. C. ClUBP dosircH us to inform the public that he wa? in no w.iy rcs ponsihlc for a difficulty reported Inst week by "Jo? Prince Only th?' klug-! holl in Mr. Kium HOLT'S buggy broke, and Mr. CRISP had no hand in broukiUg it, Mr. J. RBKDY NORRIS, ol' Edgoflold lias located in o?ir town, and in a lew days will opou out H stock of fancy gro> cerlos, ?fcc., next to Todd, Simpson it Co.'s atoro. Mr. Nonios is also highly recommended us a? a Jeweler and Wutclunakor. Don't''go west, young man," hut go south. Head this from the 1'iiitka (Fla.) fltvalds "Two-thirds of the wi al i li of tho town is to bo Inherited hy young girls wit h orange groves. Tholr fut hi rs 1?MV?' no son?, and no poor relation?. These groves will average un income ol' J4o,uoo clear of ell ox penaos." Tho following Hills alVocUn? Laurens bavo lu i n lutruducojd lin*. Session ; Hy M r. SIMPSON l. Rill to amend tho drainage la? sn fur a:i the same streets Little Hiver, Lau rens < ounty. ?. Hill to Charter tho "Laurens Build ing and Loan Association." 3. Hill to authorize thc ap|>ointmeut cf two additional Trial Jtiptlcos for Lau rens County. One of these t.> resido at Lui o r : 11 i . ll. mi t he <>r her ut Waterloo. Hy Mr. WBAUTON' . * I. Hill to require ondgrant audits to pay s license fee of live hundred dol lars boiore operating in thc state All Of these have boon reported upon .favorably by committees. PerHounl. Judge CA m.ISLK, ol' Newberry, was in town saluday. Mists LUCY HAHKHDALB is vibitillg m lu Newberry. M?HS MINNIE L. KKIO IS ?ponding n few days in town. President Rou/., <>f tho Ooorgin Cen tral, was in town u few days ago. Mr. P. H. D?VNS, of Wilson, N. C., wu H rog! ato rod tu Ibo Mcfauls Hotel last week. Mrs. JULIA F. MCGOWAN, of Spartan burg, sjient u few 'lays with relatives hore last week. -,( Anatameut of Property. Hy reforonCO to another column it will be,seen thai tho Auditor's hooks will bo open for thc reception ol' returns, li on Jan. 1st to Fob. 20th, IN-". AS tho time wasehangud last ye .ir. lax-payers should make u note of this sud set accord In gi v. Tho Lectures. Rev. Am itrit Mll.i.AIIO, of Lomlon, bogan a serios of inteiosllng Iodines hore on Haturduy o\ eui UK- H ?? hi st Sir Walter Scott, and svend on Mary, tineen of Scotts, were rare literary treats. Asa lecturer. Mr. MI Ll. A ito is hoth pleas ing and instructive. To-night (Tues day) .his subject in Oliver Cromwell. Admission 25cts; children mets. It ta Rumore? Thal many families expect to move Into town MOOD. That this is due in a groat measure to our oxcellont schools. Th if tfimr tiny our streets may have ?and upon thom. That the Holiday Hall will he thegrcat thing of the season. Thal the population of Laurens has doubled In the past theo y OB ru. Thal, the Building sud l>>an Associa tion will do moro for the town than the twenty merchunts whodo not advertise Lani Sales. Tito crowd In attendance latt Monday was Komewhut larger than usual, hut the land advertised for sale brought on ly moderate prices. Th* Sheriff sold: One tract containing 183 aero4? sold aa the property of J. Hary, y <. ruy, in ow )j* lllli-Atiouitot.co. W. Andersen,for ?1?J0. Masters Sab s; I.'* ?cres to Orofs Hill Township, io Mrs.N.K. Davenport, for*?<>. 1 4-10 arres In'the town of CVlnton to F. W, Wagcnor A Co. for $?00. iiOOaC**? resold at the risk ."J Vj M lfoi*,W>Mr?. Cortr?dslUma forJBH Uros. The Coleman Trect, retaining 30 ?eres Jd for \\#). . ? . umth.foaater f ,rAhb?liie Oe. d 130 acre. Of He < aldwi n Mud fpv A to M ra. J J. Hrtiwn. . Judge of Probate sold ?he Nabor? timi. gei^lliigW.ecrcB, la?. Jw D.O. J ?"ming II. K. Taylor. ?tso-sa. W?, sr.d TP aeras ti? 1 T?a?fl#toe. Tho muuy friends aud relativos of Mrs. MARY ANDKBSON", wife of T)r. D. L. Anderson wlH bc pained to loam of uor death, which occurred 0nX Saturday, Doc. 5th, ut hor homo about four miles from thin placo. Hbo was u tender, de voted mother, ail alfcctlnoatb-wife and il CU rial lorri woman. To thojberouved fam ily wo extend our heartfelt sympathy. Mr. Du,LiNOHAM and family v Ul oc cupy Mr?. BOYDS residenco on tho Col logo Camplin. A :>:?anant Evonlng at tho Foin al? College. Tho young ladies of tho sigma Phi Society f. *vo their Hint entertainment on Friday evening, which WHJU enjoyed hy a Ul.;.0 audience. i Tho programme was us fol lows l Wedding March - ('boru* By thc So eiety. Vai Bianco Polka, instrumental Duot Miss Sallie Dalland Mrs. Milner. Poliah lb>y Recital ion - M lys Gussie Har rot?. Sn in mor Hirds-Vocal Solo-Miss L. swindler. believe Me--Vocal Trio-Misses Lillie Harris, I.. Swindb r and Mrs. Milner. Jane Conquost -Keel tatton-Mian Lu lu " 1'lt ls. Uare?rollc -Voonl Duet-Mlsseu L. Swindler mid L. Marris. Vals" Capsie! Instrumental Duet Mrs. Milu, r and Mix I,uei?e Swindler. Her Lotter--Hod tutiou-Miss Hallie Brooks. Thc Young Postillion--Vocal Solo - Miss Lilli. Harris. School for Scandal -Hooltalion Miss es Rosalie Sullivan and Lucillo Swin dler. . o, Como lo Me linet -Mrs. Milner and M iss Swindler. 'l it tor Tat -Dialogue Six Characters. Dumb-Hell Kxorclso- Hy the Society. If w e were allowed to tllHcrluiintilo In mentioning this interesting programme, it would corlainly bo lu favor <>f the Diiinh-Bcl) IOxoroiso. Tho por fool time, and the case and grace with which Ibo dillbrotlt niau.envers wore performed, evlncod ?i thorough training. Tho musical and oloeut ionary tulout displayed, w:is most complimentary to the ins!?tution, .ind il is gratifying to the friends and patrons of Ibo Laurena ville Female Col logo to see tho progress the pupils are making. After the exorcises w ere ovor Presi den! Milner roi ax ed his rigid rules and allowed tho you g mon to enjoy a pleas ant hour w ith th? young Indies of tho Col lego. ;?0QDtg ?orrGsponflsncG. CLINTON'. "J." [?atead of grapos, it is grass ?.*. wh eh Mr. Henry Voting is see linn dow n on bi: placo. This ls thc Henson of tree planting, and several hundred, both for shade und I frult-bearlng have been out out recen tb Hon. W. A. Shitlld and lady with M. s. Bailey, lady and dil u gb (or, Miss Con nie, have been on a visit to lh< < barb s ton Centennial. Mr, c. K. Franklin mid Leo Pitts ..rt here on tho 2d with the contingent of tho Florida Colony, v. hi li inclutb 1 tin ! ladies and children of the party. Married, On the 2d inst., ?ii ihe ronl dencc Of IhO bride's lather. M r. J. M. Wright, lo- tho Hov. N. H. Williams, Mr. Be" Ral loy to Miss Corn Weight : ?ll of Clinton. Kev. Prof. Smith i.:-.s nt last tb finito)} arranged all his plans, und will coin m. ni o work in tho 1 c ; the 1st of j January. Tho friends of the institution f.-> -i talent ia say lng that this will.bo as-well equtppod aa any college io tho .Ht ate. Tho year lisKij will lind our town on .. uiew hut of a boom. W illi our new Bunk, our now College and new railroad prospects, we ire inclined I i be e| that if the A nv KU.-is KU does not seise this Opportunity, -?> i . ol Itt t j a... r sturt, and w ho know H what will helle lu.-? of Blich a venturo. As usual, at thia season, herc will be u good many changes uf r< iden.. i town. Mr. J.H. Little and family wi. occupy the llichlo house; Mr. Join Hargrove Mr. Halley's Hiddle hotiso; H. T. Bailey will movt Into R. ll Blaki ley's dwelling hou o? VV. K. Qwuiih wi ho in Mr. Blake!, y's neu cotlugoj in d J. W. Oqpoland will moveinto tho i nil lup hoiiHo. CROSS HILL. MACK. Trial Justice J. C. Cook, acting aa cor oner huid an Inquest on the 30th Nov. ovor tho body ?f Stephen Young color ed who was found d< ad lil the wood near tba residence of J. II. Dondj "I>rj Kork "on the night o? the 20th inst, Dis. VcSwaln and Wilber after an oxbaust Iva sud close auton on nu lo th? eon ollisioi) that death was carnied by disease of the heart. Tho "Union Of the Third Section of He.?ly Hiver Association, Baptist Church, mot with < TOHM Hill Baptist Church on Friday before thu 5t !i Hunda y In Nov . Luther W*11M wasolectod Mod erator, NV. P. 'rui ner Secretary, and H. H. tiri ill ii Troasufor. Thu mooting eon tiooed through Sunday, and the various Interests of thc church w ere looked af ter and the Indications scorned to indi cate thu' the euuso waa moving onward. The Baptist Church at this placo has bean- greatly linprOVOd by tho addition of w billow blind?. ?Mesara. Jacks and Young have brought US soino elegant hogs and we ar? now rejoicing In spme-rlbs ?ndhiick boaca. Wo et.uld most lieatlly wiall that ono County Commissioner could bo induced to trn.v. 1 over tho ro;ut from Cross Hill to Puckett's Terry; I am oort ali? they WMlJht not wish thomsalvoa, their horses or vc hielos a second time, until th? rot ted brldgos over tho gullies were made o\ or, and a uno of the washes fitlod up. t Our w a) s need m ending. SIMPSONS MILL, mx. sc?1 fVorrt some of the corraspond bat dravo nogs sra plsntlful. We v. ,d. thiy would com? dow n thia way, perhaps wo wonld havo a niosa o'f s'su saaroH and short-bread. Owing to V-c Continued rains, farm er* ar? lato fowln? wheat, but If th* weather is suitable from now until tho ?ith of DM&fftt?w, thorn will bo over an S,rsrsg4 Ccops'tT.'i y-d. Tho following aro nome of tito etnl- 1 grants who loft If lpn. Point for Arknn RM and Text?, OD Dec. lat; Mr. T. It. Ciilhertaon ?ad Mr. Y. J. Culbertson and family loft for Cloburn, Toxns; Mr. John W. Dolt ?nd family left tor Imitan Territory; Mr. J. ?S. Medlock ?ntl family left for Piko County, Ark.; Mr. Tobo Avery and family, Mr. Hebert Martin ?uti family, Mr. Harrison Boyd and family loft for Tike County, Ark. A lbw nights nineo, otto of our friends ami neighbors, In company with HOIIIO othera, wont on* oj < :"uu huutitiK They bad uad not prooet'do.l fur when tho 'I'M; i, aa they uupposod, struck an opossum, and turned back In tho direc tion of homo. The bounds caine at full ?peed, barking at every bound; the boya cam?! running with hats lu hand, l'amer to overtake the coveted prize before lt reached tho woods, which were near by. But itihtea.it of ?oing to tho wood, as they supposed, it turned around tho house ?ml ran into tho btove room; and BUOh a rattling among pots, pans, chat I'S, sud such things aa are generally kept in a stove-room, was never heard be foro; but the pursued had taken refuge in the loft. The boya caine up and one of them went np Into the loft after Mr. OpoRHUtn, hut ho did not bring lum down worth u cont. It might have been Banta Claus; wo io ie t know, hut there is one thing certain, Wade's dogs wou't run a eat. DORROH I*. O. JOE PRINCE. Mr, Editor, there i? absolutely UO ne wi. Sam Bryson Blade thirteen bales of Cotton this your, with OllS horse, anda gray horne at that. " , in Urn''!" I hal expected that some one would ti ml f ill -iib my in troduction to the ADVJBRTISKR, but I did not expect i li at i t would bs lily friend "Mack." Do you uot know, fr loud "Mack," that the uowspaper business is made up and sustained mainly br egotism? Did you ever know a newspaper that wits not the verr beat published for the inonoy? And BO 1 feel like it's my duty to fall into linc, and do all I can for tho boni ness. You say something ?bout "lot another praise thoo, ?Vc." Ah! law, I've been waiting long enough for that; and my candid opinion is, that if 1 were to wait until doom's day it would bo ntl the samo. And so I think I had bettor do my own blowing. I am not alono tn that, "Mack.'* Kv rhody doea it, only ?onie have differ -'at stylen. As Ib? mail man was leaving I.aurons C. II, one morning lately, a youri' mer chant h*?ied him, jestingly: ''if you are my sweet heart, up the road, tell her. Pin all right." "Very well," said tho loquacious mail man; and ho tried bard to keep his wort! ami surv.i bis frlond; and so, after getting a mile trout town, be began to ouqulro at avery bouse for Mr, 'J sweetheart. Thus he eon tlnue-d all tho way to Greenville, but he failed to find anyone that would own it. He came back next day as mad n?i a hornet, and Maid ho didn't believe the man had any sweetheart, as every ons spoke to. sai l .die wouldn't have lilli). To enjoy this Joko, yon mst bud out who the young merchant is. OKNTEit VILLE. HANS VoN HMAU1I. Married, at tho re . dont" i'll.eb . .. mother, Mrs. Mary Bolt, Nov. 2llth, J vs>, by Dev. A. C. Stopp, .Mr.-Woolbright, oi Audorsou, Co., io Miss ida dolt, ol" I .aureus t ounty. Mr. Hubert McDaniel ?ms sold a pi.rt Of ids place, nour lloyd' Mill, tu Mi. John Weatti?i t., who M HOW moi lng up on the same. Nolie., of other changos will bo iii order hy a . . by. Judging from the "wet" men con stantly return!ug from t"?">n, we thluk ibero must be a considerable "leaao" sooiowhoro. li the present logislaturo Would do noto a, h.il i optad Hun law And stop tho sale anti UM of Intoxi- ? eating liquors, I. viii hut ? dom a groat work. We bad the pleasure of attending tin I nion of the Kirai Soot ion of Bot ly Uiver Association held ul ItJibun C.v. k Church, tho 27th, - lb and 2'Jth t l. where w? met many of "ur old ffbni s and acquaintances. Ilusiuuss of in p taneo was transacted, ano ii plenam t timo was spent, iiotwlliia.laudliig tho In? clemency of the weather. Boveral Je.nilllos, wuose cam we hat o already melita oed, left Doo, I?-1 for Texas and Arkansas. They may find bettor borneo in tho West, nut taking everything into consideration, wc think our own Mouth Carolina la as good na any Other country. All w o need t" in uk u ti H a successful} prosperous and Independent uooplo, so fm as agriouh turo is concerned, ls a good, well-regu lutod labor ?valent. .Give us thia and weoan cope with any State in the t " . >n. A Former Clttzan of Lamana. [From (h>- ffectot (Ark.) AdtiOCdle.] ( Mir popular and esteemed yoting phy sic lan, A. B. Simpson, rotttrhed homo Thursday, with his nceompilshed bride, f Winnie D. v. i,iici...ad ii" whom Ile was Joined in wedlock's holy tie at Crystal splines, Min, on thowtli ult-.,on willoh occasion!tho Ber. Mr. Dudley wat tho officiating clergyman. Dr. Simpson IIHN boen ? resident of our toa ti but a fe w months and ly hi* pions ant ami agreeable deportment, coupled with his pnonomtnal success m the prue. tico Of his profession, he has both en dcarod himself to onr people ??nd taken rank as our leading physician. His Undo i H one of Ibo most amiable. Intelli gent and accomplished Indus that we have ever had the pl?ns?ro of know ing, and our citi/ons are una:.im .o . in ex tending them t hoirheartiest congratula tion! and a cordial welcome among us. That their futur? years may he "mugid with a full realization of their most san guino dreams of happinesses thc wish of your correspondent. TAKE NOTICE. All per-ums indebted to KS hy indo or account* arc ri quoHlml to settle ftarno by loth pecembervnrixt. Our bu.sLno.sM must und will 1)0 closed up. All accounts nol c.d locled in duo. tinto, will ncci.si nrily lie enfurec?!. : HOYT), PLUSS ACO. Extra Terni of Court. Pursuunt to an order from his Honor. W. !>. Simpson, Ohle/ Justier of South rim 'Mia, alt i: vim Term of the Court of Com?.i Pion* for fiOurima Cottnty will I,, holden on tho 2d Monday In Dee. next, to eoiitlniiofor opi week, for tho trial Of BUlll <' oi ll . ie e il. bl h ld With out a jur>. t'.o th u litigant will tako notice, und be ?o\ - ru-d iee irdiog) v. d.W. 8HKI.?4 c. i-, e. r. SOT~?, I?R5. 1(1 at. ? N?TIG? OF FOR Fiscal Year 1885-1883. .j* ., .* *} ~. *4K* IN pursuance o? an Act ot the General Assembly of S. C., appovod Doe. tho ? Uh, 1881, a general assess ment of property for taxation will commence on Jan. the 1st, 188o, and continue until the 20th day of Fcb nary. All property, both Real and Personal, must be returned for tax ation, and all changes ia realty since May, ?884, must bo noted in returns. During the above time my office at Laurens C. II. will be open for tho reception Of returns, and for the convenience pf tho tax payers, 1 will also attend at the fol lowing placea at tho time specified, to wit: Young's Township, Young's Store, Jan. 5th. Young's Township, \V. B. Par son's, Jan. 6th. Dial's Township, D. 1). Harris', Jan. 7th. Dial's Township, Oreen Pond, Jun. 8th. Dial's Township, Qoodglon's Jan. Otb. Sullivan's Township, Tumbling Shoals, dan. ilth. sullivn's Township, Brewerton, Jan. 12th, Waterloo Township, Daniel's Store, Jan. Kith. Waterloo Township, Geo. Moon 's Jan. I Uh. Waterloo Township, Waterloo, Jan. Iftth. Cross Hill, Township, Cross Hill, Jan. 1 st h. Cross Hill, Township, Spring drove, Jan. 19th. Hunter's Township, Milton, Jan. .Jilth. Hunter's Township, G ddvillc, Jan. 2lst, Hunter's Township, Clinton, Jan. 22nd. Scufftetown Township, Tylers? ville, Jan. 23rd, Jack's Township, Reynosa. Jar. 2?th, Jack's Township, Roseborough, .lan, 20th. Alluinlucitizensbotweon tho ?gos of 31 an I GO yoftrs aro taxablu Poll?, exer>| t thoso who aro Incapable of earning sup port l>y hoing maimed or from any Other causo. After Um 30th ?tay of Feb., 1S.SG, r>0 por oont. ponalty wiP nttach on all property not tinted for taxation. O.M. LANGSTON, County Auditor. ,)'"'" v' . FAMILY v.. li li '-. s.. ?i?iaJf. BSmh& u Wo hav< on hand PACON, 11 A M S, LAUD. FLOCK. SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, and everything to be found in a First-Class Grocery stove. Bottom Prices for Cash, g*W Traytiham A Dial's Red Block. J. >L MURFF, LA ?I ll KN S, S. C. ST VTUOPBOl'TII CAROLINA -LAI - 11FNS COUNTY, IN PRO lt AT J3 COURT. Wboreas, O. W. Shell, c. c., e. r.. lins applied to un- for Lot tors of Admihlsfra I ion, on tho Fist ato of Jolui C. Riddle, deceased. TIICMO are therefore t<> cite and ad mon1' ish all ami singular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bc mid rip pi ar ho foro mo nt II Court ol' Probate to bo holden ut my oflle? al LaurensC.il.. on th? 15th nay of I incomber, ISSI, at Ki o'clock, A. A., to show cause, If any they cnn, why letters should not lu grantod. Olvon under my hand and MI td *!??M,' the. rd dav bf Novcinbor, IOS/?, A. W. ItURN$l l)K, J. r. L. c Nov. J, lss/> _14_ _ (it T A?S NOTICE. A1 A, persons iinlcbteil to 1 ?. P. Si .T. O. 0. Kh ming wi'l please cull and settle. At't.r Jan. 1st, 1 SSL ni 1 uti ?iettleil notes ami accounts will ho put in the hands of an Olli cor Cpr Collection. I lt you haven't got the money, we will pay liberally }<?r cotton on account. 3 jp oial Not. oe. All porsons indebtodtoinoetthor by note or account are earnestly ro . 1 ; : i ted to aettlo by Jun. 1st. 18H??. M y business Uiusl be closed by that time. All who fail to come and make satisfactory arrangements in onto way, will find their notes arid accounts in thc hands of an officer for collection. S, lt. TODD. Nov. ni, i$85. 10 8m. I have on hand n Lol of FINK and ROSEWOOD BURIAL CAMJ Chi .ip Collins from $(>J10 upwnnK ll en iso furnished on ull occ We 3mve unsold I IIS prs. "Comme week a/t ? 88? p>rs. Ollilcli dc ISO 301*3. Wards Misses, 180 prs. Marcy1 Kid Po Tbc story of these goods was tc above what are left , and they mut and tliey will tell you uto get wha lil . '; NK. S LOCALS. Never 3o Choai) LelJic. t A complote set of single-harness, i (?mu? Material; New; for only .??7..",?. ADAMS AL CURTIS. Now is tho time lo buy a nie?; sci of Harness. Only $7.60, at ADAMS & CURTIS. j Photographer. Having located in th?' Fowler Building, over (he M? ores of John 1 >. Sheahan, for the purpose of taking Photographs RIK] Fcrreotypes, and I also Copying and Knlarging, 1 am j prepared tn give you satisfaction, ? having had ten years' experience. Call and gol a shadow before the substj?nco fade-'. Pictures tauen on a cloudy as wt ll as tl fa i r da v. J. It. QLAZENER, Master's Salsa. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LAURENS COUNTY. COURT Ofa "?OMMOX PLEAS. Millford <\ Korns,. Plaintiff) iivainsl !. Politl?n. Iv esl a h Burna, I ami cu horn. J Pursuant to Judgemont for sale j in the above staled cn.scpi, 1 will sell st public outcry, at Laurens , C. If., S. C., on Sale-May in January next, lieinp* Monday tho Ith day o (he month, within the legal leans for sale, tho following des cribed property, situate in tho County and State aforesaid: All that (rael of land cor- | faining Two hundred and seventy throe acres, more or less, und hounded by lands of W. E. Crisp, Voting Garrett, Aimer Owen.-,, Martita A. Owens, and other.:. A iso, all i hat t rael of lam! con taining Flfty-tbroo acres of hind, more or less, and hounded by lauds of Kcslah Burns, Lewis Bums, Young Garrett, and others. Terms-* >no-thlrd of the purchase money to bo paid cadi; and tho balance <m a credit of one and two years, with interest from tho day of sale. Tito purchaser to give bond und a mortgago of tito prem ises to scenic tho credit portion, and to pay for papers. C. I). Ii AK KS I) A LE, Master, J,. ('. Nov. I 1, 1885 1", il. METALLIC, CK DAR, WALNUT B8 and CASKETS, also, a Lot of nylons at small pTlce. B. IL HUNTER, f I ti t)r ? il 1 lill Din. Sense" Shoe, -A.d-verti.secl lcts-t B2.25, O tit down to ?&3.10. s loeloTolo, !R,et/w Kid? Tijp Shoes, D^wn ^Bt 0.t 3O Ot3. Calf button Boots for X-iSidiea eund Marked, clown to x Hutton (Ladies) li iota, Shi,heil from $1.60, to $1.50. ?kl in our last weeks "ad." They are of genuine merit, we give .1 goto make room for another lot. Ask those who have bought it y u need" before the shipment iii sold. BUEXE: AJX? J. M. ANDERSON, c?TTon AND ?ommmswn MERCHANT, AQKNT FOR M A ssl'Y's co r ION (?INS, FEEDERS and OOKDXNSBnfl, ta< LEE'S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL LIME. Charge for handling Cotton reduced to ?Oc. per baJe tfmm?k$ri9mm; 2oe. por baie storage. Liberal CASU ADVANCES made on Cotton la &*mr: PERSONAL ATTENTION given to Weighing amd Naflaw* Office and Warehouse, 903 Reynolds bt., Augusta, (ia. 0. W. HENSON. Restaurantaad Saloon, Over 8;>J Broad Street, Augusta, L?a. f.Xf Menin furnished stall boars, consisting of all BT>b*t?a4l*flto aMV rario? of tho Henson. Kverything aerupaloualy ?eat, ?ha bas? ar av?1 ar kay?, aaa* tho politest attention given. Ey so doing you WILL SAVE MONEY BY Purchasing your Kbctraots; aT?*l lies, Preserves, -foo., e.nd also Oetn dies, Fruits, Nuts etnd Toys, rrorxv J. M. PHILPOT. Oix*cx3.1a,z* UNTO 1. To TITI: PUBLICS We, at Hie first oi* the season, expected business to la) a great deat better Uiau it lian bren, consequently, we bought moro goods than we can possibly pay for, unless tiny ave sold; so, in order to pay our debts and save our credit, und to get rid of a large Lot of Extra COATS, PANTS and VESTS, and, in fact, remnants of all descrip tlons, pertaining to our Stock, we will positively ,sell our entire Stock off OLOTHirisrcr, SHOES, HATS etna. GENTS' ?PTjrp^3SriSKLl3SrCr GrOOIDQ, from Dec. 1st to Dee. 26th, at and BELOW NEW YORK COST. Now this is un honest and square statoment, and we will certainly Convince nil of the fact, if they will give us a trial, and dont ja?? forget your pock ot book when you cali on us. Respectfully, LEAKE & PATTON.