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The Advertiser, j. c. CIA iiLisaTOjy, tJ?iTOJi, LAU UK,NS, April Tm. 1880. fc- ... Subscription rrlce--13 Koalas, !?\.0O. PAYAlli.R IN ADVANCE. IXnien fo?- Advertising. Ordinary Ad vertisements, per ?quart?, Oueln?er tiion, $1.00; oaoh subsequent Inser tion, BO ?'(>:its. Liberal roduction mndo fur largo Ad vertisement v j. O. UAKL1 NO TON A co., IV' fr'.' tors. Tln> People Univ-. Tho theory of th'.' American gov ornmcnt is that the people rule. This characteristic, makes ours su perior to every government on the face of the earth to-tlny, und pro eminantly the "honte of thc free." In order tlv.it this grand, democratic Idea bc successfully practiced, it ls necessary that our representatives, standing as public servants in the halls of legisla! lon, should represent not only the power, but tho will of the people also. We do most earnestly oppose the present mode of nominating Cong ressmen, Now,timi the .State is sn fe 80 far as the success of the dem ocratic nominee is concerned, we think it time tho people nt large, who compose this party, have n voice directly in choosing their rep resentatives. I nder the present system of nominating by conven tion, it frequently happens thai Un people are not only lu entire i^'.'o ranco of who will probably ho the most successful wire-puller, lu the convention, but that the nomina tion is placed upon one whoso views on all important Issues of tho doy, are not even known t<> bis constit uents. He receives the nomination, Oft i mes because of personal friend ship; frequently, because he resides ina particular County. It some times happens that tho will of the people, If expressed nt all, is sacri ficed and a "d:irk horse" run in, for tho sake of harmony. The tendency is for tho political affairs of a country to drift Into the hands of the few, und this is the great danger to be dreaded, If we would preserve intact, our political structure. So far as the nomination referred to is concerned, it cannot be denied, that the few delegates to the Congressional Conventions, exercise unlimited <lisen tlon in electing congressmen. Ti is wrong in theory as well us practice, lt is not democratic, it is not just. History shows US that one polit ical party, however broad and lib eral tts platform; however pure and just its advocates, cannot lone; re main so, if allowed full sway with out opposition, This opposition we can have, by bringing the various ?candidates Indore the people; let '.them dismiss tho public questions, amd lei the people <ii eldo In a 1'ri mary Election, who h most (it to represent them in tho councils of the nation. Another great benefit will result from this system. If the candidates for congressional honors comes be fore the people to discuss national affairs and express their views, ii will bo a great means of education to the vot?is. Strike ;t subject that has bet n mude nn Issuo in State polities, and yon will find the average voter thoroughly posted, but take national affairs, tho silver question for Instance, and he is in a labyrinth of darkness. Wo hope that tho time may soon como when our representatives in Congress will indeed] bo representatives of tho people in tho true sense and recelvo their oifico by tho Intelli gent Voto (d' tho people. Last week we published a card from tho corporators of the Chester, Greenwood and Abbeville Rail road, in which it was announced that a meeting of those Interested in this enterprise would l<e held in Columbia, on Mm Kith inst. Al though at present little has been done, wo regard the building of this road as ?in evi nt of the near future. Tho tune lue-passed when stu b en terprises must "lie In soak" for ten or twenty y oars, ii will ??v built, and it will probably eros-, n part of Laurens County. Our Clinton cor respondent has always been san guine as tO thoSUCCOSa of his route, and wo trust the prosperous little burg of Clinton may soon have another outlet byway of tho C. G. AA. Farmer BEN TILLMAN has some Staunch supporters In this com munity. Th oro are many others who favor tho convention or farm ers, but do not caro to commit them selves entirely to the keeping of ruo man, especially before it is known what this ono man proposes to do with them. Hut till of our citizens aro watching the turn of affairs with a grout degree of in terest, boliving tJmt much good or evil may como of the presentAgita tion, which depends upon tho character tho convention assumes when it meo?M. Rcoitomy IM?- Beeret of Success. oii?Mif tho greatest needs of tho day is ?.nomy, Thia luis perhaps boon Ibo cry in :ill flgos ?if thc world's history, but it cornea to tho people of tho South, nt this tim??, with peculiar forro. Our position ls critical. If wc would have flu? Ronica turn in favor of a brighter ern; if wo would have Ihc "New South," which has often appeared in roseate visions, to become n re ality, wc must practice economy lu our domestic ns well ns political affairs; private ns well ns those in which the public ure Interested, lt seems Hutt there is a depression In trude. Tho funner does not re ceive moro for bis produce Mum it costs to make it, und in conse quence, every i ndustry is paralyzed. Generally speaking, (his ia a fact. Tho average funner in Laurens County has made no more il.an a living in tho past few years, ami many have, failed io make even th.it, While very few have bocotilO rieh. Nov. the question comes, Why ia litis sot Of nil questions that the people havo boen called upon to deter mine, perhaps none has received moro varlet! nod conflicting solu tions. As euch man 'nus bis (?wu pet thoory in regard to the mude of farming, so each hus his peculiar views us to why his neighbor lias not been successful. Some will contend that tim dilhculty is in thu labor of Hie country; some, thai it is the fertilizers, anti so ??n, from the first act in preparing tho bimi, until tho produce is in thclmnd.s o' the merchants, wo find thal each particular thing is offered by some ono ns u cause of failure. There ure others who honestly believe that their fume- are conducted on scientific, business principles. They think that every thing in their power has been done, and attribute fuiluri solely to leg islation, high laxes, &c. Begin ning with the Constitution itself, it seems that some man has con strued every legi ilativo net as op pressive upon the farmers. While il ls possible that some things might 'oe ?b ne in tiro way nf legislation, for the benefit and pro toot ion of this class, we do not be lieve there is K single net on our Statute book.i that works an injury to t!ie fanners of South Carolina ns a class. Indeed, it seems to us the last legislature did nil that could be asked, when they passed tho priority bill. Aa to hie;'1 taxes, this isasomething that a If ec ts all prop erty hoblers, whether they 1)0 farm ers or preachers, lint we must nil admit that taxes are higher than they should ?io. Retrenchment in this direction is (be imperative need of tho hour. We need fewer ofilecrs. We mud lower salaries. We nei d to have less money squan dered by useless appropriations. Taxes ure burdensome; but, i.-. th h the reason why farming is md profitable? Let us seo. Take thc amount you paid Inst ye.ir and arid it to the net receipts from yotu farm. If you lind yottrsoif rici;. ' then oxclnim : Ku ral;a ! As none of these seem t.. ?ie tin cause of failure, sume muy supposi that it cannot bo made prellt able Thia is emphatically n mistake Fanning cnn be mudo profltfthlo oven w ith tho present low price ol colton; and that too, as well i;i : South Carolina ns elsewhere. Sonu men are making money al ii, anti "what men have done mancando.' Practico economy, industry and thrift. Study your business, pusli il. liny only thal which you ah solutely m od. ICconomy does m \ necessarily mean parttinwnuf bul ii does moan, thal mhnngotncnt which spends money to atlvnntngo, ami incurs no waste. Sullivan Town-hip is consider ably stirred up in regard to thc location o,r the Greenville, Atlantic & Western Railway. This Town ship \oted u lax of $1.3,500 to nhl this road, with the understanding, if ls chinned, thal the Une should cross ?it Gunt's Mills. The engineer h..s surveyed ?1 lim- about a mile ?.ml fl half above tim Shoah, nml the citizens have petitioned the authorities, setting forth among other things, thu! tho tax was voted w ith ?m e;.o to the development <..' tin; lino wator-powor nt Waro'? Shoals ii) (bis County, and flint they ItAVC (ISSUmnCG that tl cotton factory, with half fl million dollars capital, w ill be started if tho road ;< properly located. Anothorengl ncor hn-; been employed to make ii survey timi it ls probable that if the mattor ennnoi be adjudged, an effort w ill be mude through tho CotirtS to stop tile Issuing of Hie bonds. Thc (iront A nt i-Mulurinl. flocoinmendod hy tin? doctors. Kee ommoudod by tin- publie, used >>y Si mon! everybody, Polhnin's Chill ami Ague Snoelflo erad lon toa malaria in any of its hideous form . "hether Chills anil Wavar, Biliousness, immb Aguo or Neu ralglO Headaches. Try it and 1)0 i" Moved. fsy~ Breaks chills when quinine and oilier medicines fall. For Halo by H. v. Posey ?vitro, and .1. R, Wilkes, unuronsi if. v. \ anco, Olln fon; and <?ray, Sullivan A ttrny; Sulli van A Miiaiu. Tarin n ntl Household Note?. Brass utensils arc often ruined because the salt un<l vinegar nec essary to 'heir thorough cleansing are forgotten. Fruit or rust stains on lable linen oh oilier white dollin may be re moved by soaking In a weak solu t ion nf oxalic aclu. Wet the t.?;. ol' a. dish of mashed potatoes with milk and std in tho oven t'- brown. Lei it slay there until then- is ft bro NV ll crust over it. A practical experimenter advi ses subjecting potatoes to tiie light (ind air, after being i lit, with the eyes upward until the sprouts ap pear-a sensible idea long prac ticed hy some gardeners. l?\>r bed-bug?, mix together two ounces nf ea III idiot', otic outlet4 of corrosive sublimate four ounces spirits turpentine, anti uno pint of alcohol. The mixturo faithfully applied is a "sure and certain death to i h OHO pests," says tho ilcieHh'Jic A nterican, A teaspoonful of borax put in tho last water i:i which clothes are rinsed will whiten thom wonder fully. Pound the bornx so it will dissolve eusily. This is cspeelnlly good to n inove the yellow that time gives lo w tut .? garments that have huon laid away two nv three years. No nm it er how large the spot of eil, any en rpo! or wooden >tu:f can ' he cleaned by applying buckwheat, pier t (fully a" d faithfully, brushing it i h tu u dust pan after a short time, and putting tm fresh until the t il han all disappeared. Never put 0:1 ii.;tii?t of any hind to cleanse sut h a spot. Clover ls oxeellenl for (be soil,! but li is nut :i good pasture un ac count nf i!" instability, lt cann ol I.? depended mi innre than ono yesir, ami is not :i good feed even 'ilen. t'ntt?i1 will turn any time from n field nf thrifty clover to eal lite shorter and sweeter herbage in fence c rm i - where tin- plow has no! r.e. idly disturbed it. Wegi t Ibis from au exchange, but don't believe a word of ii. cor thc onion My, sunt and koro none oil, mixed willi ono hundred Ihnes the bulk nf wuti-r and applied with a sprinkler, are remedios fii ; voraldy recottiinemled, bat nnljvof 1 fe? ;i\ e. Cndotibtedly tin- best rt un dy ?-. lo dig and burn tl..' ill-, foe tod onions, of course beginning this a* soon a? tile pest appear.!. _ _ Muli i og Holli linds Sleet. ''I! is very wo 11 prating tn a fe! j low about being economical, when l.f ba - m? surplus income tu spend, i but tim real problem nf life is tu I live on m \t tu nothing al all, ami make lint h cuds meei-'' This, crudely put a- the idea ls, ! gives tim prevalent thought of hun I dreds nial thousand 1 of Kn g I is h j working men and KnglisJi working , women, whose earnings are drop . ping duwil in large cities step I? i step witii a slew sureness wlti h ; threatens, in a few yours, in loa>o aetually milliom nf poople without . mere limn :t wage equal le n sllil ' lin?; a tiny. How can a mother koop house, ? j feed the children, and pay rent un . such aa in li ni tes ?ma I KU m as twelve pennies per diem ? ' i "Make both cuds moot,' is n sore ' j ami woary problem for Hu marni ? j it problem which, poor creatures, ?I they never work out in this world. I To talk tu peuple, tim. cireuni 1 st a need, of thrift is to t alu nonsense. ! What is tho good of telling them input hy for u '"rainy tiny," when nil ? their (Inys ors rainy, ami existence mu- bei/, painful, headlong scrain 1 ble after a bil tifdry hretpl? Above this struggling class there ? is another, that of little masters , and clerks, llore wages aro better, oat then tim expense-, of the latter are greater, so in titi' end it cotilos . to much the samo thing-a painful , attempt to moko both onda moot. r ?-- - i Stiled Men Who \i rote nud . j riddled. . ; Wo don't know that we ever lind I . in (bi country a nt sui lor who Ihldlod. Util wc have une who 1 writes novels. injury will re . cord timi \dmiral Porter's naval . work was as gund ?ts he literary worh WUS bad. Jefferson was an excellent lilltllel'. Il WHS recorded 1 of bini that it was by the 0.'.I? lenco of lils fiddling timi ho won his wife fro .1 two formidable ri vals, (hil ho was, in reality, a many-sided mani thoro were fey*, branches of knowledge willi which I ho hud 1 : < .< some ncqu in lance. ?I Tho groat fonde wrote very fair j poetry, mid Julius Ciosar, n o vu ry? I body knows, thought ho was greater as an orotor than ns n soldier, though I ? ? - speeches woro really i poor rd uff. _ -Ci tl/.(dis nf O rovo township, this county, are much Interested in apian to chanvre tho direction of Ibo Narrow (hinge Railroad, sons to abundon tho deflection to I'olzor and run Strnlghl lo Piedmont. . Enough encouragement for tho proposition has been received to make the matter tho subject of general and animal' ti discussion ?ml some action. It ls proposed to offer a sub-erip) inn ol' live percent. of tho taxable projiorty if tho chango ls made, and n petition to the County Commissioners to or der tho election fer a subscription has already benn carried a foil nd and signed by many real estate owi.ors.-Greenville Newt, -"Well, Mrs. Van Dyko, your bunbun SOOlllH to bo turtling ?nd ft good many pictures lately." "Ves; ho l8 really working too hard; it actunllv interfere-: with his sleep." "Ilonlly ?" "Ye-, indeed. Why only last night ho kopi murmuring some thing about drawing throo qneens," -Stone is hoing gotten out nmi the new addition to the Pcl/er ful ton mills will bo ready for the ma chinery hy the :*rly Call. '.It curo J IIIY? <..!!', wife and t ? t > i ?? I. " ' JOHN T. FLOYD, Silver Street, ti, C. "I Kindly recotnincnd it. Olio bottle euri ?i auvern! ot' HIV family. ' fob W M. L1CSTKH, Prosperity, s. ( '. These refer to PelluunsChtH ?nd Ague Speollle. Por anio hy .J. IO. Wilkes and lt, y. I'mi'v A Uro., Laurena; 1!. V. Vance, Cl I II fun ; t tray, Sullivan A ?ray arni bu Hiv ntl A Militia. -Tho Inconsistency of thing:-, agriculturally ls Illustrated in the fact cited hy tho Memphis l*cdyer thal "with middling coll?n ats! cents por pound, a steamer last week delivered *.o,t:;!n seeks of Missouri Com end 2,000 boxes of Chicago meat at .Monroe, La., right in tho line.st corn growing region on earth." Tho illustration sug gests it.; own comment. Hurthqunkes have occurred in Germany and Spain, hut no serious damage wa i cl ono. of tho seven thousand hills In troduced In tho present Congress, but three have becomo laws. Four cadets have Jjusl hoon dis missed from Iho Nuvol Academy at Annapolis for the otfetieo of hu ging. DISSOLUTION! Tho copartnership heretofore ex isting between J, NV. Lenke and D. M. Patton hos Ibis day <!: olved by mutual consent i>. M. Pallon will, continue business nt t'>:> old stand. J. NV. L<?:iko, h. M. Patton, tn withdrawing from tho aboyo linn, I desire t ? Ihunk tho ;.?:''!':?. for pas! favors anti a liberal pu iron ugo and ash for my sucia ?sor a contin uance of ! he sam? . J. NV. Leake. .Mareil '_7:h. 18% J. J. Pi.fsa. J. vv. rKm.eSOM. NEW i? IBM. Thc obi firm <.; Boyd, Pin . . A Co. bavin:.- dlssoKcd by matu;;! eon sent, lite undersigned have formed II co-pan nership and will keep a full Stock of Family Crecerles ami "luntution Supptie .. NVeareulsii Agts. I ir NVaudo F?r til: OT and Aclu Pin ? palo. HUT Mr. Pin -, in half of the old Pirro, take- Ibis opportunity to extend hhs thanks for past favors, j and now solicits for thc now brm, a liberal patronage. (?ur friend- will piense notice thal we occupy the handsome brick building of Mr. (i. F. Little, on thc corner of Main and I lui per SI ri els, Where we will be glad n> welcome t hom, PLCSS ii FF.Rl ; USON. I Laurens, S. C., Jan. 26, I8S0, State of South Carolina, L Al! K K NS CO I! N T V . IN COI UT I 'OM >!< >N PL! .AM. i James s. Rlulock Pitt in tl IT against Looma- NV, C. Blnlock, Freder ick NV. NVngner and George A. NVngner, composing the Him <>f P. NV. NVngner A < <\. Thc Wan do Phosphate Company, Kdwln Bates, rho .. lt. Mel laban, charles B. Bates, Isaac Holmes and John B. Steele, composing the linn of Lucio Bales A Co., John K. Ober, Bobert oi^r, Gustavus Ober, Catherine Hamilton, Vir ginia Welkins, Mary Hickok, Pilon Olier ami Matilda ober, comprisising the firm of G, Ober, SOIIH A Co.. NV. J. Pollard" Josi ?'ii Bonshaw, rhos. B. Patterson mid Fd wu nj S. Allant, composing tho ll rm of Pattern >n, Bonshaw A Co., Biehartl Wood, Henry Heilder? sou, Samuel P. ??> alwin and Biehitrd NV. Bacon, composing thc linn of NV ?od, Bacon A Co., (lemgo l>..\.ic und Benjamin P. Moise, composing th ? linn of Bowie A Moise, Seotto c. Nash and limine IL Niish, composing the firm of Nash A Brother, NVheeler A Melloh I Company, and II, Buer, Defendant-Summons for Belief, Complaint not Served. To tiie Defendants above named - You arc hereby summoned and required to answer tho complaint in t li I < action, which Ls flied in thc office of thc Clerk of the Court of j < '(minion Pica-, for thc sahl < 'ottnty, j nud to serve a copy of your uiiswer to thc auld complain! on tho sub? ! -criber-at their ellice .it .Lau re ns j c. IL, South Carolina, within I wen i ty days after thc service hereof, i exclu ilvo of tin- day Of such nor? vlcej and if you fail lo answer thc comptant within thc Mino afore? -aid. the plaintiff In this action ' will npply to Ibo ('our; for thc re lief demanded In thc complaint. Cl N J,\Oil AM A II A BRIS, PlnintilP.H A t lorn cys. Dated Pcb. 27 A? D. i^x,'> . ( i. NV, fjftiKbfi, ?'. c. P. To tho D?fendant- Kelwin Bates and Charle- B. Bales of the firm of bidwill Bates A Co., John IC, ober, Bobert ober, Gustavus ober, Catherin Hamilton, Vir ginia Watkins, Marv Hickok, Filen Ober und Matilda ober Comprising thc firm <-f G, Ober Sons A Co.. NV, J. Pollard t Joseph Bonshaw, Thomas B. Patterson .Mil Rd wa rd s. A Hunt, compri sing the firm of Patterson, Bon shaw A Co., Richard NVood, Hen ry Henderson, Samuel P. Good win, and Biehitrd W. Bacon, Comprising the gnu of Wood, Bacon A Co,, Sco(to 0. Nash und Dunne H. Nash, comprising the firm of Nash A- Brother, and Wheeler A Mellek Company, John li. Steel, I snac 11 ??Ino Von w ill lake no4 loo thai fm- sum mons ami complaint in thc above entitled cause wen filed in the oilier of the ( 'In k of ( ''?IIrt of ( 'oin moil PIOUS for Laurens County, at Laurens Court House, South Caro lina, on the 27th day of February, 18M1). PUN ?NOHA.M tv II A BBIS, Plaintiff! Attorneys. Marob IO, Ibft*. M GREEN VILLI-. A COLUMBIA HA 1 LRO? I>. On und after Jan. io. iss<i, Passonger Trains will run as herewith indicated upon this road and its brauchen. Daily, CXCOpt Sundays. No. 63 t r PASSENGER. Leave Colmillo? C. ? 0. Depot lo 4.r> a ir? Arrive Alston lt 4."> * 111 " Ni wherry 12 48 p tn '* Ninety-Six 203 p Ul " I lodges :i 05 p ni Helton 4 ll p ni " < iroenvilU 5 ;*."> p ni No. 62 DOWN PASSE Nt J D K. Leave (ircetivllle u 4.1 ? m Arrive llfltou 11 03 a :? I lodgl s |2 I (' p in N Inety-SIx l IO p tn Kowbi rr y 3 02 i> iu Alston 4 cv? p m < lol .? ..> I In ."> lo p iu LAURENS RAILROAD. Leave HeVmn 3 32 p in Arrive ul Laurena C. II. 630pm Leave Lutte? IL ROO a m A ri ive at ti?!? na 11 on a m ii, li. TA I.POTT, Supl endeut. I ?. ?AnOWKI.h, A. ti. P. A. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY COMPANY. COMMENCING SUNDAY NovKMarn 1885, ul P.lft A. M.. Passenger Tra?na will run as fol Iowa, "Eastern tluiot" TO AND PROM CHARLESTON. KAUT ( DAILY.) Depart Columbia 7 30 a tn 527 pm Duo Churleston 12 18 p tn 9 05pm WKhT (t?AH.V.) Deport Churlenton 720am 5 10 p ni Duo Columbia 1040 um 10 00 pm TO AND PROM CAMDEN. (:...:! (OAII.Y KXCKHT HUN Hy V.) Di p't ' Columbia 7 30 v.u. J of? p m ft ~7 p m Dm- Camden I- 17 p m 7 42 p m 7 ?J p m ( \y i ST l> > II.Y I XCNrT MUNDAY.) Dep't Camden <! .'. . a m 7 n m 3 o> p tn I lue * 'ebin.bla .' -ft a in l? 40 ll m le }. in Ti > A N '.> PRI Si APO CST A. l VHT ( l?A 11 Vi.) Depart Columbia 6 27 p m 1 inc Augusta IO Op m WEST t DAILY.) Depart t\ m md i 4 '.."> p ni I ?ne t 'oluinbla 10 IO p m ( ( ?N N !'.< TD NS Made at Coliliobia with Colullibla and ?ir. cnvllle Haili" ? I hy train it If ri i ii"t at lo. fi A. M. ami departine ?. 5.27 C. M. At PohlmblM Junction . Ith C., C. A A Railroad hy Minne train tn and from all points un bot!, roads. Passung rs lake nipper at Branch ville. At Charleston with steamers for New Y-.rk; mut with alonniCr for Jackson ville anti poluta ea St. John's Diver. T;:. ?lays ami Wa tn rda vs j with Charil ton ami Savannah Railroad lo an ! from Savannah undpolnts In I*'I or ld a, daily. ? '? vi.iy i:. end < '. lit lal At Augusta wltroin '?-21 points Weat Rall roa ls to and fekvllle to ...ol from andi'.otb. At BhiRall roath Through point", mi Barnwell ascii to MI poins tickets cati b purehplylug to Smith and Wo HI ..' ii D. M. or KI N. A..:'). Columbia, S. C JOHN D. PECK, Oeneral M nu-igor. D. c. Allon, (L I'- ami Ticket A gout. Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta. General Passenger Department, Com: M ni A, S. C., J ul j I?, 1886. M '. i '. /.ri D KxeilKSH. Noilth Dai!"-. No 4s No.40. Leav.i Wilmington S 10 pm 10 10 p m " flemington 0 Vi pm ll IT P m M ;r?..n ll 3(1 p in 12 10 :i in Arrive Plor?nos ll p m | |> a m " Slimier 4 ."?I a m '* t ulm.'bia 0 io a in N o t!: Dally No. 43 No. 47. I i ?vi < 'ubi m Lia f .*..". p m Arrive Sumter ll :".'? p ni Arrive Ploroneo 4 IA p m .r>o7ani Leave Marbiii 6 (Wp m fi M a in " Plemiligton 7 OJ jim 7 Ila ip Arrive w llmington S 33 p ni 0 67 ? m Charleston attdColuml lu Special. No. &3 No. 52. Leave Charleston 7 2ft a m A n i ve " 0 'lil p m Arriv e Columbia lo .V. a m I,eave .' ?? "7 p ni T. M. K Ni R KRON, O. I*. A. .1. K. D ixl?, Oen'l. Snp't. c. u . uu i ru, Ar.?u*-. ColuasWa, ft. Cu ? MAGNOLIA PA SSL.M. I :u ROUTE, ti., L. ami A. ?V K. Railways. In Em ot .fae. ai, I8S0, Time lu.th Meridian ono hour slowor than c. .v ii. K. K. OOI.NO "i f I lt DAILT. Except Sunday. kj ar-e Sjiartanburg ".top m .r>;'.n a m " Moore :t ?fi p in 8 2s a m " Woodruff 4 ca p m 7 13 a in " Du.o. e 420 pill J 40 A Ul " < ira 4 40 i> ni sj| u m " Laurens. 4 ftH p in u in a in " Midi Point 6 21 pi.. 068 a 111 " Waterloo ? 33 p m 10 30 U 111 " (.'oroiiaea 661 p ni ll 02a m Arriye(iroonwood 012pm ii'to a m Leave <lr. en vi .od 4 46 a m ti 12 p m I .'Si p in Arrive Au- ,?> gu>ia 0 66am 0 26 pru 7 00 pm Arrive Allanta 7 00 um 640 pm A rei ve Siivaiinnh OCOaui 4 12 p III Arrive Jacksonville 1200 um 10 30 pia (.ol NU Nf.RI U il A I I.V. Leave Atlanta 8 16 p m l.< ave J ackson \ il le 30 p in Leas e .sas annuli s in j? m l.eai 0 A lp gusta I I ft p in .'. 3ft a m 8 ou a m Arny? HTOOII Wood 7 o "i n m '.. 52 a m I 00 p m Loa ve (Iroonwood 0 62 um 1 'si p m Arrive Coronaea lOJOu.in 218pm Waterloo ?0 30 um 266 pm " High l'oint lp43 a m .'( lo p m " . Lauri ns ll lou rn 3-Vi p m " Ora 11 34 U (ll I 36 \> m " l?norce H M a ni .'. 17 j> m " Woodruff 12 10 p in ii .'d poi " Moore 12 40 p m ?; ti p m ".-purl.ml nig I 25 p Ul 7 40 p III E. T, . ll ARLTON, P. A. J. N. BASH, SuJi'L Augusta, Ot, M:NV Rill LAURENS! Candy Factory We have secured ho services of oxporlonced candy ittauufncturorH, and oponed a Pin-tory nt this place, where all k i inls of candy uro fntVlo from the pure sugar. NO ADULTERATION. In addition ?.? (hi, industry, w <. have a linc stock of fresh O'morries always mi hand, which wo Roll at Holtom Figures. Heaped fully A. It. SULLIVAN ?V CO. Mur. IO-112--tf. HOLME'S SURE CURE, MOCTII WASH AND DKNTIDRICK. Cu ron Blooding <?nms, Ulcers, Soro Month, .Sure Throat, Cloanaos the Teeth umi Purifies tho Breath. Ue?d ami rec ommondod by leading dentist. Dr?v Vfired by Hrs." J. P. .V W. lt Roi.MJka, lentitt, Macon, (ta. Por sale bv all drugidi and dentist, and lu Lauron* br Dr. P. H. CONNOR. 25- ly. HOW TO GET RICH ALL THE PARTICULARS R3Vf.M AT THE: I^xxri^Litxxre Palace "WTher? You Oa,n ISny th? Cliea ?st IFuirnittr? intho Souith. .Just Thinly, of lt A Nico Poplar Chamber Suite, io pieces.$16 00 Beautiful Imitation Mahogany Chamber Suite, ton pieces. 28 00 Mice Large Marble Top Suite ten pieces.'.. to 00 Beautiful Walnut M rr hie Top Chamber Suite, lon pieces. 46 00 Very Handsome Walnut Marble Top Suite ton pieces..$60 to $"">00 Bop Lounges, with Springs, $160: Carpet Lounges, walnut frame..$ 7 Ot Mohair Plush Parlor Suite, walnut frame.$86 00 Bedsteads from $1,72 to $160 Chairs from 46c, to. 60 00 Boc hors with carpets seats and hack. 2 A# Those prices Just sweep the dock, and even Factory prices aro not a circumstance, Call on us and bo convince that this is the pin??? t* save yuro money. FLEMING Ss BOWLES, 333 Broad Street. On aeriel cvftor ?33cL inst., and c3>a.O/1 *lc?.a."y in succession, IO Customers who will buy $25.00 vv >rt'.i Merchandise. 5 44 44 41 44 $20 00 " " 6 44 44 44 $ 16,00 " u 4 o ti II <i ?j 10.00 " * 2 44 44? 44 44 $ 6,00 " " l or more, who will buy from Five Cents and upwards. l>^?t ?xii ('all at same tin.e. Send UP word and wv will v ?it for yt ti at At Emporium of Fashion. W. ??. 61LKERS8N rr UN rr rm-:, PUBNITURE! A car-load of Beils and Chaire just arrived nt Minter A Jarsin? Furniture Store, Laurena C. !!., s. Ci We keep the Largest 9 lock tit" Furniture In the up-country, b >w|Si direct from manufacturers, at lowe i oa:th prier, in ear-loud lots. We will sell you F;:r?iit. ;v. ' ehoapor than any house In tho Hov n. "We vv- i 1 J. no t To o undersold, Parlor and Chamber Suits in quality and quantity never before >* Baby Carriage, Loungt - , .>:i ! ev? ..> thing to !>?. found in ;\ first d'-se House. Call and see, or send .or < tits and pri?e.. Complete soi of Mat rosse and Beds and Springs. Also (.'.?. p*-s? and Bugs Cheap for Cash. ISFe^w TTorlc Cost The follwoing Ooods must be eloped out in ne.xSO days at some pr'***! Ladles'Newmarkets, Cloaks, Shawl-, Skirts, Dress-Goods, Flam??'? Blankets, .leans, and our entire stock ready made Clothing. The abet, ? goods must go: so call an'l secure some of the big bargains bofore tb# v are all gone. A large lot Children and Lad i OH Shoes worth $l fe 1 60 vre uro closing at 7?c. Mens' calf i hoes worth $1 L>_> A 1 60 CIOM'M^ at 76cts. We sell the James Means $3.00 shoe, every pair warranted. AU? Minter A Jamieson $2.60 Shoe every pair Warreuted. Call and secure some nf [ho big bargains. If you will call, you will bo convinced we .mean exactly *a h* t we say. I^IIJSTTE R, <5S JAMIKSON, Leaden OF LOW Pnoos* COME ONE, COME AL. And seo and foci and be convinced fia GRAHAM & SPANKS IJrtvc one of titi* I.-!"<.-' r, Bt'Hl Assorted StocVn >i Q EM ER AL N ERC 11A N D 1SE 3 N THE C OtJ rr n Coll and examine our Stock of ?Ladies' und Gents' ?toso, CP nt* Oonts' Cullnjrs und Cuffs, Ladies' Jerseys, Walking lockets*, x V nf kel s, Cloak's, Dress Doods, Silks, Prints. Bleaehlgs, TA Ginghams, Shirl lng, she dh tr, Coi lon Chocks,'Pablos I ?am ask. ') els, Doylies, LIUSCYH, Joans, Co dmoros, and ov?rythlng ge--n kept In a flrst-class --'ore. ??i btock ol'Clothing ls complete this Season. it* ? o- 'pared to vive you m >?v\V lt? ibis linc S3:ioes, ESlioe In lld? lint it ls llseioss for \i< to -ay auyt'uin:', for mn 00 v.".v> know thal wo always keep lite bosl -tock of shoos in tov ?. UAT& and CAPS- In this lino WO cnn suit everyb e wish to call your altentio to our Stock of Shirts, I . ,shirt turns dew n anything on tho hill. Groceries**-Sugar, Cottee, Table-salt, Choeso, Crackers, * Coid.-, Soaps larch, Soda, Bluing,Popper,Hpico-JChewlng Co* Smoking M obacco, Cigars, AC. GRAHAM & SPARK & The Big Baglel If y oui wien to se? him, and To groceries low for Cash, oa.ll a.t J. R. Cooper 86 Co's. Highest iPrioes -paid for Oountrr Frodxioe. Hides, ?5cO. at J. B, COOPER &, ;