The Advertiser.
LAURENA, March, 3d, 1880. ,
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??op at Bray's Glob? Hot ol, Augusta, Oa.
URAY 1.? a Soutli Carolinian ami ox-1
lr*iol-i a "Carolina welcome" to all lils
coasts.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Misses MOCANTS' have moved into tho
Beudolla H.-tri.
Tho Norman Poroheron Stallion waa
ia town salcday.
Mr. J. M. DONKAN expects lo buy and
build in Brooklyn soon.
The popular salesman J. W. Lu AK H is
again on tho road soiling hats.
Mr. W. N. WKIOHT is greatly Improv
ing his dwolling on tho Brooklyn side
If madam rumor ho correct, wo may
havo ouo singlo mau loss after tho 11th
inst.
Another dimo show Infestod our town
laut week, to tho delight of tho small
boy H.
Col. J. WASH WATT? has boon ap
pointed Supervisor or Registration for
Laurens County.
..Jersov" oas contributed twenty-five
hew dwelling to our town in the past
eightoon months.
Wo can remember when this town was
not ns largo ns lt is now; also, whon
money was moro piont ifni.
Our inimitable correspondent "Joo
Princo" gives an excellent Joke, this
wonk, on two of tho Laurons boy:'.
For such artidos as Bill-Heads, En
velopes. Cards, ami other small Jobs,
TUK ADVBRLISBR Offloo can't bo boat,
either in prioo or quality.
Tho average mau can only lisien
about fifteen minutos to a young musi
cian who expects to bceomo famous in
a brn?B bind someday.
We cull attention to tho advertisement
or J. M. MeRKKin another column. Slr.
MURKI* has a nice lino of goods, which
he offers at greatly reduced pri?es.
In tho discussion of tho FlTK-JortN
PORTKU bills, Congress has left tho held
of legislation and gone into a rehash of
tho lato unpleasantness. Each mombor
desires lo tell all lie knows, a.el if mat
ter* are allowed to go on, the Con gr os
?lonnl Record will soon give us a com
plo history of the war.
Through Inadvertence or ca rel 'ssnosson
the part of.a mechanic, lu building ibo
Rendidla Hotel, a block of wood w ns !? fl
in tho wall in roar of tho parlor chliuuoj
and on Sunday morning last ".his blo< k
CRUgbt lire and came near causing
terrible coull >>? Vion. Jt was discovered
in time, how; { ., to i?re\enl any ??am
ago.
On Thursday last Mis^i NOUA KINO
Bovored her connection with the Lau
reiiBvillo Female College, whora she
hun been engaged in teaching music
and left for her home in Wilson, N. C,
Hor superior talent ns a teacher, and
genuino worth aa a Indy, has ma le her
man \ friends iu Laurens, who are louth
to part with her. She hes been a gon
oral favorite in soeloty, and will carry
ivith hor many good wishOH for tho lu
ture.
Rallrcaa uucaev.
Freight rooeipts have lieon heavy <i.tr
lng the past wock.
Track I ny i ii g on tho ti. I/, ha? beou sus
pended temporally, Trestles for tho road
aro hoing framed at Dorroh Station.
A aide track has boon mado so as to de
liver frolght into lt. ll. Hudgons*, and
Gray ?t Sullivan's ware-houses from the
trains.
The G. I* A S. placed a full force of
hands on the street leading to their ?lu
pot, and in a short time wo may expect
to aoo lt graded. This is a great thing
for our town.
Beal Estate Transfors for tho Month of
February.
Gray tfc Sullivan to J. W. Hargrove,
160 aero? for $982.
Jno. 1). Chook to Austin Coek,838aores
for ?2706.
Mrs. Susan DorrohtoJ.fi. Garrison
2S>* acres for $136.
J. R. Swit/.or to U. Y.HollamsA W. L
Hopkins, shoals, for $120.
Center Rajbun Baptist to Nf. E. Ma
hafTy, VA acros for $'.5.
J. A. Hitt to Mrs. C. H. Pitts, 0 7-10
.ores for 1100.
C. D. Barkedalc, Master to Wlttlo Bros
80 aores |600, and 170 acres for $1476.
M C. Harris to M. B. Harris, 1 lot in the
town of Waterloo, 1 aero $100.
Julia F. Motiowan to ?I? J. McGowan,
M>, ?eros for $00.76.
D. A. Richardson to Dr. F, <i. Fuller,
282 ac ros $2206.
J. W. Adair to J. E. Adair, 184 seres
for $860.
Robt. Franks to 0, D. Abernathy, IH)
.orea for $1000.
Sam'l A. Franks to DickHon A Aber
nat h y, f )4 aero? for $20.
N. J. Holmes to V. P. McGowan, 1 ac es
for $376.
Mrs. Jana C. Todd to Ed Davis,'4 acre
for $87.
J. A. Rlddlo to W. B. Ropp, \i acre for
$?0.
D. R. Crawford to Miss Dollie M. Craw,
ford, 2 lota for $1000.
Personal. .
M las DOOK TAYLOR, has roturad from
. Visit to Florida.
MiBS J* KN IK SlMKINS has returned
from a visit to Baltimore.
Mr. BILLY HUN run, a typo of tho
Newberry Observer, ls in towu.
Mr. J. N. Groor and family, of Green?
Rle, have moved to Laurens.
Oapl. Ii. E. InnY, of tho Lauron?
Guards, has reeoved Ids commission.
Col. B. D. CuNl.voilAM visite.1 Augus
ta on professional business lust week.
MlssOessm BAKKR, of Alabama, ls
assisting Mrs. Kt int nie In her school.
Editor WAIXACK, or tho Newberry
serer >.. paid our town a business visit
?st week.
Rov. Father MORARAN, of OroonvlUo,
?pent a few days In town last wed., tho
guest of Mr. Jno. D. HHKAHAN.
?onool BoeVsf Qarden Seeds I
Rargalna in new and second hand
books at Wilke B Rook and Drugstore.
l-books and c x
m RWd-d rrsah
l > < i i . I Hook
(B?QDtg ?orrsspon??DG?.
. _DOUKOll 1\ O.
JOB FRI?ICB.
Mr. Jo? Pd wards ia going into tho
nhow buslnoss,
Mr. Parrott Isgetting along finely with
hiv school at thia i>laco.
Hum Ball has mado arrangements to
get ?long without guano.
A little giri on tho plantation of M. II,
Mardine, our day this weeli, iittcuiptod
to cut a spool in two with an axe. She
Huecocdod in cutting ber. thumb off at
tho drat joint,
Wo hold a town mooting at thia place,
one evening lately, and organized a
Loafers' Club, They aro ahead of US,
howevor, at Fountain Inn, They liavo
alroady had some drunk men there, and
one fight,
it nppoors that Prealdont Cleveland
httB a head of hhs own. Jt also appears
that tho Radical r. s. Renate ls vory
much surprised, as we'd as indignant, at
BUCh a pretension, lt luis tried thc plan
of bulldozing, hilt lt don't BOO Ul to work
Worth a cont. A h u;, time ?go, in one
of our model vtllagoa, lhere lived two
boya, named i ospcctlv ely, Arch and Bill.
They wt ro not bad boys. In fut, taken
all together, they would average very
good boys. Hut still, being hoys, they
loved fun, and never lost an opportunity
to ring in anything that promised
amusement. It happonod thro a freu:.!
prosented Arch with a Httlo bull-calf,
which present he very much npproolatt d.
Ho at oneo summed Bill, and when to
gether it wa? soon determined that thoy
would "break" thc hull and make of him
a first-class saddle nag. In order to hus
ton tho procoas ?>f breaking, they con
cluded to both mount him at once, Arch
before and Bill behind. Well, they soon
found that they had Quito a troublesome
job on their l auds. Burne limes be
would' jjo too fast sud sometimos too
alow, and occasionally ho would stop
stock still and swear he wouldn't go nt
all. in thoBO Instances of extremo ?tub
bor ness, the boys aftor oxhiuntting all
ordinary means of porsuations, in some
way found out that to twist his tail was
a remedy that never failed, Thoy re
served this remedy, however, tobo used
only on oxtroino occasions. It happen >d
one day just ns tho;." wen' confronted by
tine of t hese emergencies, they worn con
fronted also by a young lady who wai
oetpinntcd with the boys, and who was
oven their lenci ol' lu Sunday-school. {
She at once launched <mt Into n scorch
ing lecture, in tho spirit ami after the ,
manner of the immortal Berg. Rho told I
ihnii that alto "wouldliol havoheli vet I I
that boys who iud sal as her sir. j
donia in Buildriy-school could lie
guilty of auch cruelty. Buti as
she had boon mistaken in this, she was
surprised thal tho Town Council didn't
take bolt! of the matter and pitt a stop to j
it at once." Tba hov M had re m id nod
Miionlduring tho delivery of this lecture,
but lill tho time -, welling more and noire,
When it roached this point Arch could
stund it no longer: "Tho Town ' Council's
got nothing to do with it nor IheSuu
dnv-Kchoot neither; thin is my bud, and
1 intend to break him or I'll break hin
nock - twist his tail Bill"
it Booina lo ino that thin little illustra- j
lion tits tho ease vorj well, and I don't',
care w ho appropriates it. Ibo Prealdont
Or tho Senate.
CROSS HILL.
WAC IC.
Dr. McSwaiu lost a Hue saddlo-hot? .,
supposed to bo from staggers,
Hill Austin, eolor d. lost two good 1
horses, a fow days ago, suppoaod to bo
from blind staggers,
Willie Bryson also lost a fine mulo,
auppoeed to be from staggers.
The doat h oribis numberofatook with
in n few days, and soomlngly from the
samo tliseaso, looks like nu epidemic,
but wo lmpo that such la not tho case.
Frankie Coleman, who has boen at
WoO'ord College for several months, re
turned home luHt wooK with mcnslos.
Ho was very 111 for some days, but is
now botter. Krankie ?talos that lhere
ero a number of casca of measles lu the
college, ?onie of widt h wore very ill
when he left.
The Behool nt Cfo*H Hill, limier the j
management of Prof. J. C. Cook and
Mrs. H. Y. Simpson, i.s in a \ erv nour
ishing condition, having over Tu pupils I
in Sil i odation.
The plough has le en in motion for :!..?
pant WOOk, some spring oals sown nnd
some land broken up for planting, nutt
to-day tho gentle showers are falling |
and we hope the winter is over and that
gent?o spring IS Upon us,
Alick Whito Sud Sammy McGowan,
of Hpartanburg, were on Cane Crook
Inst week, hunting birds, tiny bugged
something over Ml). Good w ork for two
days, anti not good weallu r for killing
birds either.
.SIMPSON MILLS.
NIX.
It is sleeting at present writing, and
tho weather senilis lo be yet unsettled
Mr. GOO, McDaniel, who has been slok
for soino limo, is, al thin writing, aide to
bo up nguiu.
The oats aro all klllod bi ibis section,
Homo farmers say they ure going to plant
tho ground in corn. Tho weal her is so
nnfHVornhlo that farm work seems to bo
progressing very slowly.
Wo noticed a corres|K>ndont in the
AVi/'? .and <.'mtvirr ?tales that "Tho
School Commissioner of A bhovllle Coun
ty has mado nrrngemtiiitM with some
bank to cash all the pity CertilicutoH IH
auod Di tho toaeheiH td' that county." If
tho commissioners Of this county could
mnko similar arrangements, it Would
provo a gn at benefit to tho teat hers,
who aro forced to pay a heavy lier cont,
inorder to meet tho uoeeasary expense*
of the your.
Cr.NTi:it\TI.LL.
HAMS VOM SMASH.
Mr. George McDaniel, Wo regret to re
port, lavery sick nt thia writing.
Donuts, a son of Mr. Y. .1. Culbertson,
who has been sick for some time, wo aro
glad to state la convalescent.
Mr. ?ames H. Downey, who bas boen
intending lectures ut Augusta, (hi., r im a
1st, November Inst, retune tl homo Inst
Hundny.
Mr. ?J. W. Culbertson v h i hn i Iii oil
Visiting relu' ? ned
Tho oat orop. in thin acct iou ia badly
killed out; so much HO lu somo placea
that peoplo nie re-sowing, lt aeems that
thoro is u hotter stand on low landa than
on tho ridges, indien!inti that it i* tho
cold w ind rather than tho froeaos that
kills tho oats.
Sullivan A- Mllain aro still adding now
goods to their largo stock fit Duvull's
Cross Hoads. Thoy do not lutond that
tho people ?hall suffer for provlelons,
provided tho lattor make the nccossary
arrangements, of course.
Well, Mr. "Nix," what do you Hunk
about "Sam Hall's" Indict? don't you
recon Sam eat too much of ".hiv
Prleeo'a" dried fruit?
Sevi?ral of o;ir fartnors aro absent at
tending court this week.
11 UOOUIS t hat the farmers are prepar
ing for a largo cotton crop again.
When wo toko Into consideration tho
low price of cotton, amt tho labor re
quired to produce il, and tho cost of fer
tilizers, it sooms lo us that tho all-cotton
plan of farming u< a down hill business.
Wherever a farmer lias to pay from $I..r>0
to $3.00 per acre for felt i lizers, which sro
exhausted In the courso of one your,
farming ceases to he a paying business.
People have tried this plan for scvoral
yoars without nuceoss. Lot cotton bu the
surplus crop, give more attention to tho
grain crops, and make our own fertili
zers, is tho bottor plan.
Miss Sue J, Owings, who hos boon
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. V Mibini, hus
returned to her home in Fairfield Cou n
ty
A dllheuHy occurred last Sunday, on
Mr. H. lt. Todd's uppci place, hctweon
two nogroos, Will Simpson and Will
Williams, which resulted in tho shoot-;
lng of tho lattor by tho former. Thc ball (
failed to pouotrnto the dnrki y, from
somo cause, mid consequently he was;
not hurl. Women was tho cause of the ?
trout 1". Simpson has boon arrested.
A question among somo voung people
hero is, WVIud ls tho [dural nf goose, a
tailors Instrument? A young tailor
oneo In ordering two Instruments was
pilZ/lod lo know Whe! l'.e'r to ordeVtwo
goose or two gooses. After considering 1
thc matter for some linn: and failing lo
decide, put it thus: "Ploaso send mo one
tailor's gooso, and d-m it. send nie an
et lu r. What Should ho have said?
MADDEN'S
ALPHA.
Mnssus Florron:- Your valtiablo pa
per hai been a constant ::u I w donnie
\ is't >r lo our boudoir since it < lirst pub
lication; sud If our feeble pen cn add
interest there. a*< a Correspondent we,
eil., rfu Hy undertake t!.- task of giving
the ii -is ol' nows from Mo I.ic li's.
our Jilt!" burg Ison a boom oi build.
lng, several houses aro building, and
others co nt rue ted for. Hopkins and his
corps of workmen, aro doing faithful and
rapid work, bul cannot supply tho d?._
maud.
Messrs. lloyd A Madden, and Messrs.
Downey A- Allison, bavo on hand all tho
brands of fertilizer sold In thu county?
and will I- pleased to till ordors from
the Agents.
Mr. Mr icis has n lot of flm . stored
heir for tho? imvcnlonco of parto s who
may want it in :>;i\ ipiiintlty, only 10els
por bushels.
Prof. Madden, assisted hy M (si Kstollo
Motes, has op ?edfl !.lar ttnscdale.
NV-.- are fort unrdo In - le.iirlng I he survh-es
of two first-class teachers. Parties from
a dist.mee, who aro not so fortunate a?
we are, cnn sci un- board In good ??fnill. B
ut moderate i. nos, ainl patron izo OUT
school.
Thu ttrown hov- I.ave their saw milt
pooatod le ar lu ie p.iul can lill ail orders
o r lu ni la r, id si oi t notice.
Tho hov ? ri . Of C?ti Ul OUghl to plant
largo areas of corn.
Outs uro badly injured, and wheat In?
vlslble.
CL1 NTON.
?'J."
Pink Fripp has roturncd to Clinton,
from Jonesvlllo, wheo he has boon In
bu si tu sf for seme tinto.
Henry stone is desirous of purchasing
a saddle, and do s nb( wish one with
more thanoiu horn.
Mi- ios Lizzie and Jessie Copeland aro
making pn parafions to opon at an oarly
day, a first-class lino of I? Ilea' mllllnory
gikul.
s. P. Vaneo ls open lng on I a rresh stock
goods, ?ii IdRloric Musgrove St root.
b ini's motto ls, fair de din" lllk-ompro
inlslnghonesty.
Tho agent nt our depot roper ts tho
hoavlest freight roe Ipi for t (le ] uki row
Weeks, ?vcr known at'Tinton. Puru
Cow days this wooli, tho fr?lghl niiiount
od to moro than a th'ouaand dollara*
Prof. Knuth has been fully ii.-.; lied tn
lita college chair, and has already sh ?\\ ii
what Sort of slun'thoro ls tn him. Olin?
ton College t'<>, '.^ Jut tiy "rond of having
s-l ined tho services of such u gentle
man.
Mr.?". M. Illolllo's, dwi liing boUSO, Hit -
nat od on hi i plain allon ni i: < 'lim e., was
aceldeulally burned, a few days ago by
a>me little e.io.o. child ron who a
playing v. it h fire.
Mr, J. T. Bishop, who joined thi Pr;::.' -
lin cc,1.my rod went to Florida lOSl li ll,
has returned to Clinton. Jim says tho
Florida ?oil ls too deep and that yan ira o
to go through fort v f< ot of >-.ind i o lin 1 it.
JL? G, <:< ?- A: ^?i
-TO
?^etise 3\xp jolies
FOU TUF.
Town ef Laurens
FOR Tin:
Year Ending Jan. 13th,
1887
lt Ordnined Ly I ho Intendant
ami WARDENS of *'iri town nf Lau
rens in Council ansentbh d:
Thnt .Section 13 of tho ordinance
heretofore published, be repelled,
und sahl section shall hore;'flor ba
as follows:
Om-horso Dray $6; Two-horno
$12; feed atablo *2'P feed ?md liv
Treasurer's Report, Ladlos Aid Soolety
of Presbyterian Cnmrch, for Year Lad.
lug 31st Deconibor, 130??.
Total receipt*, $177.00
' l)HRUIIKK2| KNT.
Donn ?ti? Mission:?, (Mr. Lloyd) J .
Frolght on Chandeliers, 0.75
Lamp I'M* Mires and Pron yd nj,', 4.15
PoroiKii Mission, 17.35
}'. o. stoney Order, to
Cooking Stbvo for parsonage, 1000
Por Nursing Siek, 3.on
J'or Work on Parsonage, '.?7.no
Painting t'arsonago, 71.00
Totali $!7t;.x;>
Cash on hand, io
Mrs. .j.c.TODD, Troa'a.
Mrs. C. W. TIM:, SOO'V.
Timely Topics.
A lako'has Jus! been discovered
In Uio Sierras so surrounded by
bold cliffs that M Is Impossible to
reach its shores savo by ono nar
row (deft in tho ro-ks. It hus :i
; ircumforenco of at least, a milo,
and a beautiful flat surrounds it,
and is utilized for pasturage-. Tt is
probably tho mouth of some ex
tinct volcano, and is exceedingly
deep.
Tho German covemmonf hui
discharged nil women who wore
employed in its postal, telegraph
RIKI railway service as (dorks
and in other capacities. As during
tho last twenty year they nearly
monopolized such sorvico in .'..uno
towns, much suffering has ensued
among tho discharged. Tho mo
tivo alleged is that women aro un
fit for -uch public service.
Widows und old maids can tnko
comfort. Any woman twenty-one
years of ago, who was born in tho
United 'dale-, or whoso parents or
husband gol naturalized, can tako
up n homestead, a'proemption or a
desert, lund claim. Hy the words
"any woman," a singlo or widow
"lady" i s meant. A married wo
man wllOSi husband is dill living
cannot take up land unless Gho i<
divorc d, tts the privilege io limited
to "hoads of fa ml Hos."
Farm anti Garden Notes.
To prevent rats and mice from
gnawing leather of any kind, brush
or rub it over with common castor
oil.
Sharing lambs in midsummer j,:
claimed by English farmers to
greatly increase tho growth of tho I
earea-:-.
Most farmers who have tho- ?
roughly lesto.il the experiment of
cutting fud di r und bedding foi j
their stock are satlsgcd that it pays
to do so.
The wool willi which vhocp aro
covered ls admirably adapted to
exclude eoltl so long as ? i-; dry,
bul when thoroughly wot it is us
badas np covering whatever. If
iheltor i i provided sheep will stay
under i! in stormy weather, and !
their wool yvlll bo enotig botter to
make shelter profitable, aside from j
th . groat comfort and thrift of tho j
sheep. I
i New Sayings by J? Sdi Billings.
Tho man who get.* bit twice by
tho samo dog ts bolter adapted to
i hat kind of bits!noss than any
i other.
j There n groat deal of religion
I In lld*! world thal i- Uko a llfo-pr -
I server--only pul on al thc manion!
1 of immediate danger, and thou i)it!
i on half tho limo hind side boforo,
IS .vp. rlenoa isa school where a
, man learns what a big fool lie hus
bee..,
I Tho mun who won! believe In
any horch fte i* luis gtil a dreadfully
I mean opinion of himself an I his
, chance.
Oui in the world men sh >w us
two sides to their character!-by
tho llrb.'dtio only ono.
Tho world id lillin'r up with edu
cated foolii-ni an kl nd .read loo
j much and learn top little.
I livers man has follies, und oft
I tiiiica they are tho most Interesting
things he baa got.
.YY' "" . ;..'. .;;?} V:AV Y-Ki-y
?afkj i lr . -'. j CcJ O' v. V it
THESYGO rI!0
Rock Bottoni Prices.
.\'ow is th? (lino toehepttrnge the
Murnini' with :i ue\y book.
A l l' go lOt of
3OJ col jBOOl-lS
to ho sold in tho ?text ?Sixty Days
nt prit ? to Billie tho hard times.
,T. O. ?. FLEMING & ?O.
i v A * 4 j t I M
2i.\ nv. K tx J kj
B ? R G AIN S !
i am offering my entire aleck of
: Gregorios. (Jrookory ware, Cigars,
I Tobaeeo, ?tr., al n greatly reduced
\ pride, us l um
(SJMM OUT !
Parties indent 11 will ptb?i > call
ned settle*
J, M. MUB'FF.
Laurens, S. C., March 1st, 1880,
THEO, MA:
Steans, Marble i
Manufacture
Home & Fastern G
529 Broad St.. Ne
AUGUSTA,
"~C.WM
Stetaxtrobt
Over 835 B
Atigrtsi
&gT" Menin furnished at all hmm, oom
rles of thoaeason. Kvetching s rupu
0 nolitCAt attrutlou given.
Of gun-powder from ntl open ke<-,
thom off with tim lighted match of <
Still they go as boforc :
S3 O3aino}ael]
87 Beaver
13 Frenoh Osis
Ju addition to ubovo, wo have A
at some ll g uro. ?o If you want un <
pay you to examine our Stock, ns th
mudo tho Shippcrr..
.ROO
AT??- V/-.JU*->v J
Notice of
Township Assessment.
Tho following named gent l?-nu n
ure hereby nppointod il Don rd of
Township Assessors for their res
pective Township:
Laurens Township-J. <>. C.
Fleming, Capt. .lohn Moore, J. M.
Prunks.
Young's Township-Dr. M. C.
Cox. Jns. A. Parks, .la-. A. Riddle.
Dial township-T. M. Dabb, X. It.
I RnrUsdalo, John R. Switzer.
! Sullivan Town hip-Yv.'.Ii. Hop
; kin '; T. J. Sullivan, VV*. J. IJnltntlne.
SVutorluo Township---F. 1). Colo?
! mun,.). F. Henderson, T, B. Wllcut.
Cross lli:t Township-M. M.
' Teague, John J. MOOOM nil, Vt. M.
I 11 anna,
I Hunter Township-S. F. Vance,
' .loin) t . Davis, \V. I !. Farrow.
Jacks Townshp T. M. Settler,
'rho< j. Hulton, T. J. Duckett,
i Si'Ufiletown townsh?p-.vj. I).
Byrd, W. A. MeClinloek, ./. 13. An
derson,
Tho assessors ribovo appointed
will please ilieol at Ihn Auditors
Offlco on Wednesday the 21th day
of Feb; to make tho assessment for
thir n spoctivo Tow "ship.
? i. M. LA NO.STON*,
Auditor, ti. C.
Jan. '21, ls><7 20 St.
mim OF
Settlement and Final
DISCHARGE.
Dy permission of A. W,
Side, Probate Judge, I v\ i:!
tho tfjdtito of John wisc, doc
lit li othce i 1 iiutrens C. H.,
on the 'dli i|ny Of M ireh li ? i,
o'clock, a. m., undat Ibo ia mi
will apply for a final til . hnrg .
.'.ll person-: h ti Ving dom ..'
against s.dd estate oro ht roby i; di?
noil to present tho sahtn iii due
form, on ol* before ?aid day, or bo
I forever barred. And rill indebted
ure required lo moko payment by
t aid t imo.
J. D HY RP,
Adm'r.
Fob. ?ld, '88-*27-41.
A FEW Southern Congtoasmen
who favor tho present law fog it'd
lng silver, do not udvocato free
coinage ut this tinto.,Tho majority
aro supposed tobo extreme on that
point. .
RKW ALTER,
5 Granite WorBts,
i all kind.', of
ranite Monuments,
ar Lov/er Markot,
OF.OKG1A.
I?MN80N
and Saloon,
road Sfrcet,
Ut, On.
tln of all tho snhstsntlals an* ??11
d) neat, tho best ot <>?dor i '-nt, aad
p s^1
wont our priera of last weed? i to the ! :: of public favor. Wo touched
?lu apness nnil burnt what wo pronii ?od in tho wood of truth.
.a, Overcoats wortln OJ.O, to
" ? S3,toe4?O
?simor Xji^rxt Oyercoats,
. lot sent u i on coinml jalon for account of A rnh< tm A Co., that munt go
?von ml ut ltnlf tin usual price, nov I . lin golden opportunity. It will
ls lot must positively "slidi . Ll 'in th ie xl 21) days, so returns eau bo
/>.- * i.-.i
in order to mool the
Stock of ( ?lol h i nu1, Sh i
M W i or
rf our creditors, we offer our eutire
Ii ul Furnishing Gooda at and below
lui ty d i> -. Any ono wanting anything
line om S loo l> 1)0 foro purchasing
ii our Uito w ni ?o' woll to exit
whore,
Wo huvo In connection ,vlth our Clothing Dopavtmeut, a ?piondld
A.. ?tmont of Jewelry, coi sistine Wutchos, Watch Chahia, Otiffamd
; . Uar Butti . . , Scat f Pin nu 1 ra? - u otht .. thlngi) too numerous to
mention, which wc aro closing out very cheap.
As wc .n o st liing our goods nt Coat, wo must have the CntU. Oaa*%
nhargo anything,
LE VKE & . TTOtf.
AA ?I V
n I'pwp
SE BKOKES,
; A 13 R EMS 6. H.. tl. C,
?T GOODYEAR'S
REPOSITORY.
Can always bo found afull lin i i ? Me iiutnand Cheaper Qrados of
OJPJEW AND OTO! * BUGGrlES,
At lowor price tl m at i\ t other homo thia Bide of cincinnati. This work
is all mndo to order, ls tighter nu and ! I or finished than tho o lana
of work gouerally sold as st i vt Vohiolos. But I have Just reeeivod a fall
Uno of Fine Family
Carriages, Photons and < ibriolets!
Just rccoived, anottv r hin ncnt of thoao Fino Opon and 'iV>pBuggi?*sm<*de
upon special ordors by th i best manu! loturi : * North and Bast. Nothing be
ing used In tho construction of theac V*ehl< i but the best matorials, and la
quality, style and finish, aro unequaled by any others now In tba markes?
In stock a full lino of
SADDLES ANT?) ?TAUNESS?
All grados, which l will 'or at lower prices than have ever before beew
known In tho history of the business. Milburn, Studebaker and Standard
Plantation Wagon*, all o?aos. Oak and f?omlo ;k 8 ?le Loathor,Oalf Sklns,Sho?e
Findings, Carriage and Vfngon Matorials, Harness Leather, belt Lacing of
superior quality,'Rubber und Leathor Belting, Also, a full lino ol
H ARD W A &3 B ,
Guns, Sholls. Powder, Shot, Tabloand Pooket Cutlery, Plow Points for at*
makes, Nall.^, Ax H. floes, Ticks and Mattocks, IMtohforks, Uhovels, Spadea.
Steelyards and Scale Beams, Grindstones, Bahes, Padlocks, Carpenter**
Tools, Files, Hinges, Window Sash, Doors end minds, Farm sad Charon
Bells, which I am offering at lowest cash prleou.
A. K. (j OO DYRAH* Aon?,
(Successor to R. II. Blay di Co.,) at tho Old Stand, opposlto Georgia Batt*
road Hank, 7C i Broad Stroet.
ANDERSON,
AgrlcnlfmrAl
) rn pie ?i ?oil tm.
CQ.'S EnBIKES, SEPARATORS,
Agent?* for tho CelabraSod x
OSBORNE Mowers, Reapers and Einher?..
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