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JFhe Advertiser. J. C. OA UL .Yrh\ . Kl) J 7Wf, JbAUlvKXS, March Sd, ISHO. ?ai1. - ""i1. -'-. - .. ..-.--. r . NjNWrtv?UonPrtco--l2noatlis, PAYAI: I . ! ; iy AIIVANV?:, Rates for Advcrtisii ". Ordinary Ad voriiso-iii-nt^. i"ir siiuuro, OHO Inser tion, t. oaoh subsequent Insor lion, .><.' couta. Libera] reduction niarto for largo Ad vartlaomenfe?. J. 0. UARL?NG . ??N A <'<>.. Proprietors. A Misconception. In another column r.iH bo found i ?itt article from f lol umhin signed ^Democrat." Tho writer has evi vJandtly misconceived tho article in i ?UK A nv KI v.-1 . rr. to which ho rc-1 tern, mid certainly ho did not road the editorial of tho Kew* and Cou rier carefully. In tho first place, tho object of our article was to show tho falsity of Senator LOGAN'S charge, thal South Carolina favored a property "qualification for voters. LOGAN based Iii-? chat!,;' on an artie!, in 'editorial columns of thc News and Courter, und if thai article lind! been tho true sentiment of thc peo ple of this :- ;;ite, wo would mont j ?assuredly have concluded that Hie j charge was well made. While it is true, us "Democrat" say.*, this .article advocated the apportion ment of representatives' according to population and wealth, it also went so far na lo fuv< r property qualification for suffrage. We have im desire to sustain thc charge of Senator LOGAN, it is Unjust nud not sustained by factst but we must say, if the article referred to bo lbp true criterion by Which to determino tito sentiment tif thi* State, thou LOGAN had strong ground- for charging thal Houth Carolina desired u property qualification. Tho Jury System. The English speaking people have conn? to look upon tho Trial by Jury tts thc greatest s::f. -guard against oppression ever in.s? i r :< ; - tl -the bulwark of liberty, At a time when the crown honda of En gland woro dosp ?ts, when tho cor ruption of tho day reached even the judicial ermine, tho right to ? trial by ono's poers was the sole champion of Ubi rty. Because of ito antiquity, wc look with rever ence upon tiii- institution, and wo must confess it possesses advan tages which it" ?ysti tn y< t devised can equal. But to-day, when wu see the guilty offenders brought before thc bar of justice Qiul liber ated by their countrymen; when We see othors branded with crime upon insufficient evidence; when, in tlie civil side of tho Court wc aoo personal friendship sway tho minds of jurors, then i; i: tho dis advantage! of tho system aromado evident. While il i< with shame wc acknowledge it, yet it IA :I fact that a non-resident plaintiff goes into our Courts with but little a.* surHiiee that lila rights will be pro tected. Tho laws of our State aro not unequal, yet when a negro b< brought into Court for trial of the simplest offence, unless he cnn prove beyond tho merest suspicion that he is innocent, lu* will Und himself condemned. These ure facts, however unwel come they may bo, So far a? Trial by Jury In civil mutter:! ?J con cerned, unless it bo in actions of torts, we unhesitatingly pronounce lt a humbug. Wc believe ;1 Circuit Judge far mort; capable of deciding ordinary questions that >\;-is.' in civil actions than a jury. Friendship. What a volume this word speaks! Some would fain believe it an emp ty shadow-a dream thal is only known in the poet's Imigination, or tho Ingenuous romance of tho novelist, lie who undervalues thc worth of true friendship and thinks lt "A charin that Inila tr. si cp, A Shade that follows wrath or fame, And leave s tho wretch to weep," has ne ver formed a Just concoptiou Of life. Man i ; n social being, and no mun lives to him.udf alone. We must rid ouroolve.s of the false idea that in this busy world, no time is given for th.' cultivation of tlio.se tender ties and sacred relations which uro expressed In tho term friendship. Much thal posses to day tor friendship, i.~ counterfeit, and only the intriguos of ?elfl h minds; yet, in our own day and time, we have illustrated occa sionally, the strength and worth of the genuino article. When we Oo me to face tho dark side of life, when the. rudo hand of poverty is laid upon us, when disease renders UH incapable oi earning the flecos series of life and we are left to thc cold charities ufa hurd, unyielding world, thou it is that friendship shines t'ji in In its trim character. A wm- .' A mp I hy vs iii often drivo away der pair, li. io . ?he burden of lotion, oud bring coirt%*;t to t ping spirit whop all ciao has Tevriurlng rana Lands. \Vj? are [;iad to soo tl)tit tho farm ers al! over tho country aro begin ning to .?.( ?. il,- hin e?t of tprrftcing Ih?l? loud insl 'at! of using the old htll-shlo ditehee*. A careful study of the mutter v. ill convince any practica] farmer that terracing ts th< only way to -ave tho tami and mal ? a gradtlul improvement pos sible. Wy this i.icaiv; tho land i.* made to absorb moisture iv li iel) would otherwise run off, il stops washes, nuil thc ferllli/.ors thal are used from year to year, instead of being washed av. ay by thc mitts, arc caught by tho terraces, mid tints nll^that tho plant (hu s not lake up is left in the soi!. Those farmers who have oxporienco with this nial ter aro enthusiastic in its praise, : and common sonso teaches that it ! 5.-; ti good thin;;. Whenever this i country is onie toirnce? and the barron bill-sides of this Piedmont ' section hi reclaimed, wo may ox I poet to soo ti wonderful chango i)i ; the condition ol' thc country, j Wobnvo no interest, directly or ; indirectly, i:i tim sa!.' ol ter ruc in J.J ! instruments, and thls article is not written as an advertisement, but i .- - - ? bcoauso wo nrc fully convinced that il la i" thc interest of (armors to Improve their lundsl by tho uso thc level. As tho little, modest dower growing on Hie hillside, lifts its ? shining peta!.-, lo catch tho carly j dew? of morning n.nd throws n ray of ide;: su re ami comfort upon tho ', weary trnvoler, > tho pure un I blemished character o? won)an 1 serves to elevate and reline thc . woury traveler oveii I ho' slormy ; ways ol' life, The m: assuming flower performs its oflice and ful fils thc great design of thc Creator, Yet who) the rudo hand <.i" man is placed upon lt, il withers and j dies-bruise it, and it ls gone. H< j with woman's character. When j once a stain rosts^upon lt,*ho\vovoi t sli<(i:t, its trace* ls loft," and year.' ?.f rectitude und honesty cannu! ' redeem ti " work of nu Idle, ma!' I cions word, . ?poken, perhaps, '.un : t louglttcdly. ! When wc seo ?very day, lunn ; cent victims offered upon thc alta j -sacrifice il to ruitisfy tho idle eu I rioal ty of a depraved, scandal-lov lng public, we soc the importune) of steering clear of till that wouh j ten i to bring roproch upon tlc < namo of ti fellow-being, end mor j o pi emily,':: wamun, i There was a destructivo tire I Wilmington, N.e., last ivcok.^i which fully?\two million dollni ! worth of property wa - lost. LNO l'roporty Qualification fe Voters in ?it>11. li Carolina. I ?Jditw hanvenslAdvertisen liad you yourself read ile- ed i h ! rial nf t bc AV irs and Courier nuoto by Senator Logan, you would ha\ detected the falsity <>i' Iiis char g ! that thu! paper or anybody lu Soul Carolina had advocated a proporl I qualification ror voters. The A< ti and Courier simply commente I With favor ?m thc proposition of : correspondent to return to thc ol basis of representation in Sont Carolina. Not. a word was sui I about imposing rest ridions of ail j sort on voten. j The Btato Convention of 1790 o i derod apportionment :>f r< prose: j (alive- to be made from time time, having regard to popula th and taxation. An ninondmct adopted in IS08, provldst) th "Tho ffouse of Rcprcsontativ shall con-id of 121 mct))boys, to 1 apportioned among the sever < lection districts of the State a I cording to the number of inhabitant ? contained and Hu amount of a (axes raised by Ute IteyislatU) * * * Thc Legislature shall ti low ono roprcsontatlvo for ovoi j six ty-second part of tho vs bolo nut ber of white inhabitants in ll I Stale, ami one representative' ul for every ?Ixty-Hccond pari of tl ! Whole (axe ," AC This basis w j Incorporated In the Constitution I ?? and continued until tito Kat j cala framed tho existing ("ons; tatton in 1st;-:. If, its Benn tor Logan nays, Sou Carolina wan tho leader ol' ?1 Democratic party or Ibo expone of Democratic^ principles for Hf yoars, and if during that titi slio apportioned lier fcprt gentuth accord I ng lo tho principles pf p ?sod in the News and Couriert Ci such u principio bo denounced tin-democratic, unprecedented ai al? ti rd ? Dh.MOCKA T. Columbia, s. c., Feb. 2*.d, IMKI;. Tin; wolcoring, or glutton, is curious* beast, like a tiny boar, b the most dire and untiring oner to tho marten trapper, fol low ii hio steps and eating the marte after I hoy are caught. It ls aime Impossible io hide anything th these robbers do not find and (J stroy. Their strength is prodigio und they do not hesitate lo attn a Wounded ticer, tn color I lie wo! orine is dark brown. The hair quite tis long us that of tho bim boar, but of coarser staple. Tho oldo? i specimen of pu glass bearing anything Uko ti ?ta i is a little molder Hon's head, bott lng the miine of an Egyptian kll pt tho eleventh dynasty, in tl Minde Collection ut the IJriti; .Museum. Thal is to say, at thc p riod willoh may be moderate placed tit more, that 2,000 yen ii. p., glans was not only made, 1? made iv'ftYh ti pk ll which shows tb ll'ni/ new even / Bain Jimos on Soiis-lu-Iiftw. Last Saturday Sam Jones made an nutl-whlsky talk In Mllledge viii??, and among other Ulinga he said: ".suv.- whiskey, road drunkards. Many of voa nay, 'wo huvo 110 sour.' You huyo daughters, though, and you are raising u?> a line crop of cliildren-sons In-law. And If Hum' ls anything moro despisuhio th a tl anything oise, il isa drunkon son In law. You might serape out tho bott >m of hell and no! lind nuy Hiing us moan as ?1 drunken son-in lav.-. I j list wish Clod would tire od" a drunken r.Oll-in-iaw Oil some of you old foneo straddlers. Thon you would get oil'on tho right ?ide In :i hurry. Vos, thal wouldknoek yon ol?* thc fence. 1 am determined io light it just as lout* us J live. You sim!! md sell it, drink it nor handle il with my consent, and I want to sec tho good oltl county of Baldwin froe from Hie clutches of iii.- Infernal traille. You county oillccrs w ill Imvo to answer in judg ment for your share in licensing tho liquor trudie, and il you per sist in keeping it up, you will ?ill go to lu ll together. You aro parti cops crimini.H in Hie business, and Clod will hold you responsible for it." I hoar from well informed per sons that the Republicans in the Departments have ceased to cringe and now put on airs of superiority, resenting every new Democratic appointment as a personal affront, j Tlie-;' Itoptlblicnns have forme.I a Secret League agni ns! tho Admin istration, and il i-- said that Kd munds and .lohn Sherman, by this machinery, know nundi ?nore about tho Departments and what is going on there than President Cleveland ? or lils Cabinet do. Thia i; a gor geous condition ofnil'alrs. President Clcvepind was much pleased with lite defence made of ?lim by S'. ?I.lior J lampton, as re-? ported, some weeks ugo ki this for-1 n .0011 lenee. j The death of John B. Clough ami; tho ratlJJng addn -?. i .* Mrs, Helen M. Cougar on what she call* Tro-j I I'-bitlon, rovived here thc fact timi tl-.i u i;e.l mate lecturer did not lay much stress upon ir.,' psychological argument, ile held that "pledges and sudden abandonment of evil habits were of little value, except a> Hu' firs! step-, in ike fon.lat ion of ii botter character." To immy men the pathology ol" drunkenness as given by hr. Henry b\ Cnmp I boll would provo a most oiVectlvo I fevontive. lt may bo remember ed that Dr. Campbell showed that I the province of the liver, among j ot lier tilings, was to defend the j brain; that alcohol In excess trans I formed tlnit organ so as to pervert ' ii; that thru came un insanity of tin' ?stotmvch which was but ?1 pre lude to the brain tumbling into ruin, A knowledge of that fact might airest the downward prog ress of many a toper, who had som > regard f< r his stomach and wari ' proud ol' his intellect. Of course', moral suasion and love --f family w milli bo mighty auxiliaries io ?lieh comprehension.-J. lt, li, in A u ff usia < 'hroniolc. Why Hancock Died l*oor. Surprise is oxprosscd that Con cm! Hancock did not leave a larger estate behind him, but he was generous io a fault, und he had many calls upon hi i charity. It was the heavy ero.- of his liff that j his twin brother, tor thirty years resident of a distan! western city, , had disappointed hi-* expectations, los' bis ambition and sunk into a living death. His br.ither was a j lawyer, one of the most brilliant of the north-west, clearing from .$10,000 to $20,000 ;?. year ky his practice, when ho fell a victim to Iiis love for good company and good cheer. Ile went down from I his high position like a rocket, and for (he Inst fifteen years has been entirely supported by his brother, tho General. Thoro is a j touching little bit of romaneo con? ? ncctcd with this sad -tory. The lawyer, was, in his prime, a mag nilicent looking man, and bccuuio j oiij,ra?,'od to the beautiful daughter of a lady in whose house bo board ' ed. The engagement began twen ty-two years ugo. Hut the lady saw danger ah ?d, and she refused to marry lier ardent and handsome j wooer until he would forswear tho ' flowing bowl und show himself a thoroughly reformed man. Ile I still lives in the same house, and the lady is there too ami still im WOtlded. She is true to lier lose, but is equally true to her promise, ami, while she (enderly cares for tlie niau she loves ami mourns, she knows Huit her life is wrecked and . that there ls no hopo now on this , i ide of Hie i/rave. The World ls full of Just sink unnoticed heroines, i -Aft ti) York i.i fin: South Curolina( before the war, ami fUnce; particularly under Wade Hampton, has had a sort of pater nal government with some very strong aristocratie tendencies, und even now ii is bani for some peo ple to got OVOi' th;- idea of ti sup jio. od Btiporloflty on the part of those w hom they had becomeUCCUH tolnod lo "look np to" in the past. Tho manhood ol our pooplo Is be ing assortod and making itself felt, and WO ar'! steadily approach ing"a government of, for and by the people. - Doctor to lady patient-"Yon should take something hot for your cold." Indolent patient-"Weli| in what form shall I take it, doetor?" Doctor-"Considering you have so lit I le exercise, I should nay you would dorive Hie mod goodfrom li if you took it in the shapo of a flat iron." -The boiler of onglno 16, ? of tho Chicago and St* Louis railway ex ploded near iCcrnnn, UL, last eve ning, engineer Ashling was hrown a distance of V"\ yards over telegraph wires und killed, Priority of Invention. Tlie following are boinia in de cisions on priority of invention : Tho party Who reduces an inven tiez to actual use ls entitled lo Hie paient for it although the other parly may bavo tlrsl conceived it, ir he did not exercise reasonable dllligenco in roducing il lo prac tice. [f the party who Hist conceived a machine followed up the idea diligently, and wu? tho tirst to re duce il to actual practice, ho is en titled io a putout for it, although his competitors hud complete work ing drawing of it previously pre pare I, ami laid obtained u patent. Whoever Ors! reduces an inven tion to practice and makes un ap plication of lt to use, will usually be the prior inventor. Itt order to dofca! a patent the court.- require it to bo shown that another not only conceived the in \ cnlion in dispute beforo the paten tee, hui was nlso tin- first to per fect und adopt the sam< to practi cal usc, or was usine;- reasonable diligence for that purpose The pat tier; who first embodied ait invention in a machine which they kept in operation afterward for actual nae, besides manufactur ing and Helling other machines, ure primafaoie entitled to that patent, lie is the inventor, entitled lo thc protection of the patent btw, who is H rsl to complete the inven tion and publish .il to tho world, and not he win* confines his knowl edge of it lo his client, Witt re uti in ven! iou consists of a combination of elements, the date when ull the demetris ?ire com bined h lite dato of thc Invention. When ono is first lo conceive un invonlion, he throws aside nil evi dences of thc concept ion, uta kos no eft'ort te complots or Introduce it t<> the public, tutti delays mobing on applicationfor a paton I for nearly four y ?ar uer uno! bec has brought if lr to e-.t -ii Ive list. he lin . stund I lng {'.:? un luvCutpr. clerks' Beneficial League. WA M lt I Xtl't'OX, Feb. -.!1.-All ttS I :M)ctaiU?n was incorporated here l?> day under thc name of the Clerks1 . llcmdicial League. It is composed of (rovernnioni clerks, and its ob I jool ii to assist discharged clerks j by paving to each $200 when re * moved. The association was fortn ! ed about :.. your ugo, l>tit wns ned I incorporated because of the change in the Administration, the pro.jeet , ors fearing that it would not siie ! coed ?.n account of sweeping dis charges Hint were oxpoetod. The pre eui Administration's policy hu 1 so fur been so conservative in Unit , respect thal if was thought safe to go abend. Linell member is re ; quired to nay ?tn Initiation fee of ! $"J, and whenever n member is dis 1 charged a .sufficient sum to make ! up $.100 is n- e- . cd upon the re j inniniug members. There ure two classes of dorks composing tim as soctution, ono consisting of those i undi ;. tho civil service law and tho i other pi r ?tieft dorks und those outside of tho law. Brunches will bo cutuhll tlied in ?til large cities for post ulllco and custom house Clerks. Au Arkansas Boy. "Pu," said Rev. Mulkltt's son, ".Sampson wasn strong mun, wasn't hov" "Yes; Sampson wns tho sirong i od mun that over lived." i "Tell mo about him." "It was intended thal Sampson should be 'die strongest mun, and I before he wits bern-" Thc bewildered expression on tho child's fuee arrested the minis ter In bis mirratlon, "Before bo was burn?" asked the j boy. "Yes, before-Hint is, before he was found in n hollow stum-" j "Just Uko little Histor?" "Yes; J us I before be was found ?in angel appeared and foretold of his strength, saying that no razor j mus! touch ois head*" I "Was the angel afraid the razor i would eui him ?" I "No; t!u nagel mount that his strength lay in his hair, und that his hair mnsl not bo cul ofT." "If I lei my hair grow long, cnn I lift moro t bun I can now ?" "1 don't know about Hint." "Are women. .stronger (han men ?" "No." ' itu! Ihcy'vo gol longor huir?" "Yes; they have longer ha.r." "A woman couldn't whip you, COUld she ?" "No; not easily." "Was Sampson a Democrat?" I "I don't knuw." "lilli why don't you know. I'd know if I wafJ tu old ns yon. How m..nv men v.us lt Unit .Sampson killed?" I "Ono thousand." "ile was bud, unen'f ho ?" "No." I "Hut when u man kills nnot. t r he's bud." "Hut tho Lord was with Samp son." "lint the Lord says you niusnT kill anybody. Did Sampson go to heaven ?" "I suppose. SO." "^[O'H tho Strongest angel there, ain't hr?" "You ure getting foolish again." "Hut I wan'l to know. Will you know Sampson when yon get to heaven ?" "I suppose so." "Bul yon won't fool aiounc him, will yon ? if he wu.-, to hit you he'd break your wing-., wouldn't lie?" "(io to your mother. The next tinie you attempt to question too about tho Hilde 1 shall whip you." WU and W.xdom. Lives of great men remind us Wo may make our lives .sublime, And departing leave behind tn, Homo blooming son of i. gun who will write our biography anti knock our reputation out in one round. -"Well, wo aro penniless, or mighty nour lt," ho said, as ho roached home and throw the even ing papti to his wife. "Wh-what IA it?" "Tho Mechanics Dank hod bu?it? cd, ami \vo had $'1,000 ?ni deposit tl ie re." "Hut, Richard," said she, afler glancing nt tho article, "tho Prosi* I dent says ho hopes to pay nil de- ' pu .its in full." "And didn't I say the sanio to my creditors, and a pingle ono of thom roceivo five cents on tho dol lar ?" ho howled. ,5T Uli 'f*Hm In horehy glvon that tho County Hoard of Equalization for Lauren's County, S. C., willi meet at the Au ditor's OiUee, in said County, on Tuesday, tlie 9til ?luv of .March inst., nt IO o'clock, A. M. Taxpayers will take notice and govern thom -elves accordingly. M. I,AN( 1STI IN, Auditor i" c., and c. ii, E, J. J. PLUBS. J. *>?. rxnOiiSoN. NE tV F Hi M. The old t'.l in of Royd, PltlSS ?fr Co. having dissolved by mutual con sent, iin> undersigned heve formed a co-partnership und will keep a full Stock of Family Groceries and "Imitation Supplies. Weare also Agts. for Wando F?r til issn r and .Vein Fin. pule. tE/SF Mr. Fia-s, In behalf of Hie old Firm, takes this opportunity to extend Ids thanks for past favors, and now solicits for tho new ?inn, n liberal pal rouage. Our friends will pleas?' indice that wc occupy tho handsome brick but hiing of Mr. O, F. Little, on the <.: rnorof Malu und llarpor Streets, where wo will bo glad to wclconio them, Pl j USS ?i- FERGUSON, Laurens, s. C., Jan, 2?, 1880. . ' ILME'S SURE CURE, MOI I'll WASH AND DENTIFRICE. Cures Bleeding (.iiiinn, Ulcers, Bore Mouth, Son? Throat, Clea ians tho Teeth JW.i Purinen tho Breath. Used end rec ommended bv loading dentist. Pre pan d by Hrs. J. I*. iV W. R. HOLAIKS, Dentist, Macon, Mu, for sale by ?il ilruggit mid dentist, and in Laurens by Dr. l\ ll. Cl ?N Nuit. - ly. soi Til CAROLINA RAILWAY COMPANY, COMMUSCINO SUNDAY NOYKMBRR 20. I885, ut 0.45 .\. M.. Passenger Trains will run >e> follows, "Kasterii iini?>:" TO AND FROM CHARLESTON. LAM (UAI nv.) Depart Columbia 7 !M) a tn r>'J7;>ni Duo Charleston 12 18 p ia 005 pm wks*r (DAI i.v.) Depart Charleston 7 20am 5 10pm Duo Columbia IO 40 a tn 1000 pm TO A SD FRI >M CAMDEN. (RAST (DAIL^ UXCKCl SUNDyV.) Dop't Colum) In 7 30 um j 05 p m 6 '.'7 p m Due Camden 12 47 p'ni 7 12 p in 7 42 p m (WRHT DAILY H KO K VT SUN DAY . ) Dep't < *mml ii c..'?1 a m 7 a ni 3 If) p m Due < "Inn.'cia 1? 25 a in 10 -10 a 111 10 p in TO AND FROM AUGUSTA. CAST ( t?A I LY.) I tcp.-tri i 'ol u in I ii a fi ii p ir Due Augusta 10 3 Op in w ?a I ? 11 A 1 LY.) Depart Augusta 4 4"? p ni Duo I olumhia 10 U0 p m CONNECTIONS Made al Columbia with Columbia and < ;reen> Hie Railroad hv train nrrivlng at 10. 40 A. M. and depart? nc nt 5.27 I'- M. At Columbia Junction with C., (J. ?V A. Railroad by Name train lo and from all poi nt s on Pot h roads. Passengers tako supper nt branch ville. Ai Charleston with steamers for Now York; and with steamer for Jackson ville and points oil St. John's Uiver, Tuesdays and Saturdays; with Charles ton and Savannah Railroad to and from Savannah aiidpoints iii Florida, dally, . leorgln and t 'cutral A t A u gu fd II witrom all points Wost Railroads to ami fckvlllo lo and from and South. Al P.! a I tail roa I. Through points <>u Barnwell naod to all points tickets eau bo purchplyiug to Sont h i nd Wes) hy ap D. McQUEEN, AgT. < olumbla, ?\C. .lolls lt. PECK, (louerai Ma.iagor. D. C. Allen, ? ?. P. and Ticket Abolit. GREENVILLE A (COLUMBIA RA 11.HOAD. On.and after .inn. 10, i-->;, Pnsssngor Trains will run ns herewith Indicated upon this road ami its branchos. Daily, OXCOpt Sundays. No. vt' UP iwssUNiiKR. Leave Columbia C. ?V a. Depot 10 45 a in A rrlvo A Iston 11 46 a rn " Newberry \? 48 p in " N inoty-Slx 203 pm " ! Sui;.',-a ,1 (X> p in " Helton 4 ll j. in h <.' r?s?oi viii? 5 36 p ni No. 52 -DOWN PASSENGER. Leave Oreen ville 0 4.'? a m \ rr! i/e bolton li 03 a m I lodu s v? I7 p m N Im : y-Hlx I IO p in " Now berry 3 oj p ni " A.i o 105 |> m '. Columbia 6 i ' p m LAC HUNS RAI Lilt) AH. Leave ffelona 3 32 p m Arrive al Laurens CH, 080 pub 1.? ive Lauri ns c. H. soo ?1 m Arrive at Helena I lot) u m ti. lt. TA LCOTT, Sopi n tendent. D. ('A RDWtfLL, A. (1. i'. A. Wilmington, Columbia and Animal.1. Genoral Passengor Department, < lOLOliniA, S. Ci, July 10, 1HB6. MAIL ANO F.XPUKHS. South Dally. No. 48 No. 40. Leave Wilmington s to pm io 10 pm " Flemington 0 42pm 1117 pm " Marlon ii 30p m vi to u m Arrive Florence 11 li'? p m 1 15 a rn " Sumter 4 34 a ni " Columbia 0 40 a m North-Dally No. 43 No. 47. Len ve Columbia 0 06 p m Arrive Sumter 11 ?Vi p 111 Arrive Flm-oneo 1 18 p ni 007 M in Louve Manon G 00 p m 6 i?3 a m " Flemington 7 0'J pm 7 44 am An ?vu V, i Ho iuy ton 8 ICI p m 0 07 am Charleston sud Columbia Sp?cial. No. 63 No. 52. l/osve Charleston 7 25? m Arrive " 9 30pm Arrive Columbi* 10 56 am Leave ? 6 i7 p m T. M. EMERSON, O. P. A. J. P. DAN in, Gen'b Bop'I, ft I*.tum?, ?Wwwsis.?a HOW TO GET RICH ALL THE PARTJSHLAf?S ?lVEM AT THE Where ^Ton Oa,n Bny the Chea ?at, ^-uirnittre i nth? South. ?Tu st Therik. of It A Nico Poplar Chamber Bolte, 10 pieces.$D? 00 Beautiful Imitation Mahogany Clmmbor Suite, ten pieces. 23 00 Nice Largo Marblo Top .suit" ton plocea. 80 00 Beautiful Walnut LVirrblo Top Clmmbor Bulto, ton pieces. 45 00 Vory Handsome VVnluutMarblo Top .Suite ton pieces.$50 to $500 Rup Loungss, with Springs, $4 50: Carpet Lounge;.?, walnut frome..! 7 00 Mohair Plush Parlor Suite, walnut frame.$35 00 Bedsteads from $1,72 to $160 ( hairs from 46c, to. 60 00 Hockers with carpeta Boats and back. 2 00 These prices Jual sweep the deck, and even Factory prices are not ? cireumstnuco, Call on us end be convince that this, is the plaoe to gave yuro rooney. ; PLEMSSra- & BOWLES, SSS 3Broa.c3. Street. I l?m Ul if .-.sJ If nil B 0 ri and. sifter SSd inst., and each cXsi-y in suocession, io Customers who will buy $26.00 worth Morchnudiso. 8* " M ? ? $20.00 " ? Q .? ?? ? ?' .$15.00 ? \ ? ?? " ? $10.00 " ? o 'J ? " ? $ 5.00 M ? 1 or moro, who will I.m y Itoin Five Cents and upwards. Dont all call at ?niiic limo, ! ut uv rd and vv e will wait for you at At Emporium of Fashion. ?. H. GlliK&RSGN F L li N [TUR li, FI ! R N IT URE ! A car-load of Beds nnd Chnlrc Just arrived at Minter A Jamie??*' a Furniture Store, Laurena C. H., S. C. Wckeop the Larg? si Stock of Furniture in the up-country, bought dirccl fro::; manufacturers, at lowest cash price, in ear-load lots. Wo will sell you Furniture cheaper than any house in tho Bouth. Wewill not lo? undersold. Parlor and Chamber Bults in quality and quantity never before t?tu Baby Carriage, Lounges, and everything to bc found in A Aret-ciaaa House. Call ami see, or ?end fur cuta ?inti prices. Completo sets ol M a tr essen and ll et ls and Springs. Also Carpeta and Bu git Cheap for Cash. JSTe w "^T'or-is: Oost. The follwoing floodfj must bo closed out in nex ;>r> days &t .'ionic price: Ladies' Newmarkets, Cloak.t, Shawls, Skirts, Dress-Goods, Flaunala Blankets, Joans, and our ontiro stock really made Clothing. The above goods must ^o: so call ami secure some of tho bij? bargains before they aro all go no. A largo lol ( hlldren and Ladies shoes worth $1 26 ? 1 50 we are closlug at T.'ie. Mons1 calf shoos worth 41 25 A 1 50 clos?s?? at 76ctS. We sell tho James Moans $3.00 Miine, every pair warranted. Also Minter A Jamieson $2.60 shoe overv pair Warrented. Call and secure some of tho big bargains. If yon will call, you will bo convinced wo mean exactly what we any. HINTER, ?s J-^MJCES03ST, Leaders OF LOW Prices. tfC0ME 0XK, COME ALL And see and foci and bo convinced tha. GRAHAM & SPANKS llave one of ihn Largo?! n R i A'ssortocl Stocks of CEM E R ft !, K S ". 1"I : ' E OOUNTR ('?ill and examine our Block nf Ladies' and lion ts' Hose, (Bovea Gents'Collars and Cull's, Lndios1 Jerseys, Walking Jackets. >' Market.-, Cloak's, !>ro*s Cued -, Bilks, Prints. Bloachigs, Tick Ginghams, Shirting, she. tine, Cotton ( !he .'. ?,Tabl ia Damask, l el-:, Doylies, Llnscys, Joans, Cai ilmoros, gu I tivofytb'Mg geuon kept in n fl rsl-? ila? - lore. C? 2i. . - JA %mWm\ Dur Stock bf Cl dbl g ls complete thia Season, ira *. propitrod I > save you ni nie.V In ihl^ IJfir fa*,2??*.L JLy I v ..'jj" ? ^ ^BIT^LCZ^ In lilis lin.- i? i us?le for ; to iy anything, for oui . know thal wo al wa j : the In . duck of shoes In tour. IiATB and CAI .--In I' ls dee we ear. MUH every b'./J /. f? 6 wish to call your m .. ntlo to our Stoek of Shirts. ( ?ar S t, birt turns down any I bing on the hill. Grocorioa-Sugar, Coffee, Table-salt, Cheese, Crnekors, Cmm. floods, Soap:* larch, Soda, Bluing, Pepper, Spice,|Chewlng Tell Smoking TouacCo, Cigars. AC. GRAHAM & SPARKS. Til e Big :3E3 If y out wish to se? him, a,nd buy groceries low ibr Osish, oa.ll at J. E. dooper & Co's. Highest Prioes paid for Ootontry jprociuoe, Hides, <ScO. a,t j. R, COOPER ?I CO"