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TT LAURENS, May 5th, 1880. 4l06?l anil SpeciaLfe. When will tho census <>r tho town bo taken. Homo young men tn town have very poor taste. High dog collara of velvet, Jot anti Kilver ure in fashion. Itomombor to closo your store ?to o'clock ln's afternoon. An oxoellont original poem from "Edol Woiss" will appear next week. "Man's Ufo la what he makes it." Sometimes his wife has a bund in lt. The council bas batt a considerable force ol' bands at work on our streets last week, A party of young men and ladies from Greenwood "took in tho town" on Mon day last. Two of the most bonutlful and be witching girls in town honored our nandum with a call last week. Laurens bad twenty two delegates lu attendance at the Farmers Convention, more than any other county in the State. The recent rains have temporarily stop ped farm work and on Thursday last an unusual number of ladies were shopping lu town. From tho amount of cotton ow the platforms of our depot, it would seem thal there is a little life in the the obi land yet. Tho young hullos of tho Female Col logo will take an excursion to Laurel Creek instead of Dorroh's, on the 13th inst. Although Washington is said to be very unhealthy, the average politician ls w illing to go there and risk conse quences. Mr..). S. luviNosroN, of Newberry, was recently arrested for selling a dressed hog to a butcher, that hud died a natural death. Oovornor TIIOMI'HON has consented to deliver the address on the occasion ol' tho closing exorcises of the t been wood Fournie College June 17th. A match game ol' base-ball was played here last week between "The First Nine ' and the ".Johnson Nine". The acoro stood 18 to 4 in favor of tin; latter. Mr. S. It. Itu.r.v, who was recently licensed to preach by the South Caro lina Presbytery, will serve Cokesbury ?nd Ninety-Six churches during the smmuer. I1.VILKV, HAUKSDA i.r A Co, of f? reen-j wood, head the subscription list to the Chester, Greenwood and Abbeville Kail rend, with one thousand dollars. Mr. 1). F. It.vi.KNTlNK, of Broworton, bas invented a new colton planter. It drops the seeds in a hill, three or four bi a place, from ten to twenty Inches ?part. President Cleveland says he is "too poor to marry." 'Phis is not eiieourage Ing to young men who receive a salary of less than f?n.O?O and have not more than $00,000 to begin on. If the trish patriots succeed they will lune accomplished that for which married men of all countries havo strug- ! gled in vain for twenty centuries-home rule. The Tide Turnea. A gentleman who resides in the heart ol' t he city of Ct roon ville purchased a set of harness nt this place last week from Mr. Jerry Walton, for $?1.00 less than the price asked in tint Mountain City. This is but one ol' thc thousand instances that occur daily, and it goes to prove what our railroads have done, and what others will do if w o can only got them. Finie Tea. The Ladies of the Episcopal Church, havo decided to have their entertain ment on Friday the 7th inst. Ko froshmonta consisting of leo cream, cake, strawberries and other fruits will be sorved from 5 o'clock until 12 P. M. A lunch of substantials w ill be furnished also for all who desire it. Music by tho Laurens String Band. Tho Depot Located. President Kori., of tho Georgia Con traband tho Directors of thc G. A L. Itallroad met ut this place last Tuesday, for the purpose of locating a depot nt Greenville and attending to other im portant matters connected with the road. The depot will be placed in the business portion of the ol ty, noar For? gason A Miller's store, which is ngrco ablo to tho desire of t ho business men of Greenville Depots woro also lo'oatod at Simpsonvillo and Ilutlor's Cross Hoads. Tho Advonturo of a Horse. Oil lani Monday night a horse belong? lng to Mr. W. L. (JUAY, perambulated in the neighborhood of Col. lb W. H.U.I.'s residence, and on reaching the trestlo across Heady Fork, he concluded to try tho experiment of walking tho trestle by moonlight. HtrangO to say, tho horse winked a dist nico of twenty-live foot, before ho discovered that he bad too many foot to accomplish this feat suc cessfully. Tho engineer on the construc tion .rain found bini in a very uncom fortable position next morning, ?nd after considerable exertion ho waa landed on terra Jinna, a w Iser but not a lx;tt?r horSOj for bo still suffers from the injuries re coivod, willoh w ill probably Impair his USOfulnOSH for life. Moral Keep within your sphere? Personal. Mr. J. N. Watkins mid family Will move to Andorson, soon. N. I?. DIAL, F.H<|" paid a busbies visit in North Carolina last week. Mr, caspor Simpson,of nionn Sprlnus, visited his brother l>r. J. P. Simpson, and friends herc Inst week. Messrs. W. IL GILKHBSOW, O. F. I.ITTI.I:, L N- WATKINS. L IL CoorWW und A. W. ANOKUSON loft for havannah on Monday. Mr. A. L. AKAMS left this morning for Troy, Whore ho bs? boon engaged to work on tho P?(ttm S?nff?r, a monthly paper published at that plaCO, Wo loam that Mri. J. h. M. Inn* and \lIss JKANK.IT Mc r\ui.AM>, of this County mid KOIIKUT MCFARLAND of Cheruw, ?ill reciovo a considerable logaey from Kngbind by the recent death ol a relative. RI3PORT OP D1CLKOATICS. The Farmore' Movement Solid In Laurens County.---Pharaoh and Moses Meet and Embrace.--AU Alarm and Jealousy Dead. A moot lug of far u> ors was hold in tho Court 1 louse oil Sulcday lust, to hear re ports from the delegates to the StutoCon VOlltion. Dr. A.C. Fuller, Chairman of the County Convention called the meet ing to order und gave u brief report of the proceedings in Columbia, lb; stated that it gave him pleauro to say that tho movement inaugurated by ('apt. lb lt. Tillman of Fdgollold, wits in the highest ?legree, successful. Tho < 'onvention wns composed of th?? wisest und most conser vative members of the Agricultural fra ternity, from all parts of t ho State. TI1O8I who have hitherto doubted tim move ment us well ns its most ardent supoi tors, could moi t upon tllO platform adopted, with the utmost confidence. "Steps wer?; taken to form a perma nent organization and for this purpose an executive committee, consisting ?d' ono man from cindi County was ap pointed. Capt. Cl. W. Sholl, represents Laurens on this committee, ll?1 said, un Agricultural College was to be built, . il bout disturbing a brick in tho South Carolina College, which was rocoivod with applause. Salarios of otllcors wer?' to be rcducod; the fee-bili and taxed costs, should be rodlicod by the Legisla ture. Taxation should be equalized; tho lion law repealed and tim Citadel Acad emy turned into a Foin alo College. (.apt. tb NV. Shell made a stirring speech, in which he rovlowod tho vari ous ipiestions that had boon discussed by Hie Convention. Ile was sorry he could not give all that nccurrod, but being one of thos?> who bail left hollie with some doubt us to thc result of the meeting, be could posltlvoly assort that even tho most skeptical, 11 flor Inn ing witnessed Um gathering, and beard the dollborations of this solid, determined, intelligent body of men, acting with one mind for the good of tho State, could but exclaim "<Jo?l speeil tho emt so I" "Moses," unlike tim great Jewish lea der, cunio to tho chasm, but walked across and embraced "Pharaoh" on the ot her side I met, said he, farmers, doctors, law yers, senators, representatives. The ?loor ls opon to all who ure pledged to carryout the will of this convention and ovorybody Invited io tho feast. Oin1 purpose prompted the movement, and that reform. Wo wont a new con stitution, and WO want to make a bon fire of tbi! (Jenernl Statutes of South Car olina. Hospokoof th?' frauds that have been porpotratcd upon the stat?! by prominent uttorneys in the Phosphate <'ases; show ing that fsaXH) Imvo been paid air Olid J' to lawyers in th?! vain hopo of obtaining, about $15,000 fur the State. Ho mentioned many Othor important mutters which wo uro unable to give. The meeting on Saloday was well nt tondod, considering tho busy season with farmers, and everybody seemed fully satisfied with tho work so far ne eomplishod. Goontg Gorrcspon?cncG. DOURO 11 1?. <). JOE PRINCE. Mr. DolveaU, our harness maker, is now throughly acclimated. His work has thus far given ontiro satisfaction, and he has already become un actual necessity to thc community. Messrs T. J. ewings ami Adolphus Woods have been doing some good work in this and adjourning neighborhoods, in tho way of repairing old Cooking Stov es. Those having Stove out of or dor will do well to cali tho boys in. An Agricultural Club was organized at this place on Saturday lust with w. T. Dorroh as Pr?sidant, J. 11. Shell Vico President, A. S. Owings 2d Vice Piesi doilt and I.. C. Dorroh Se?-, and Tiens. Mr. J. ll. Shell wns appointed u dole lint?' to the Fnrinors' Convention to bo i held in Columbia on the 211th inst. James beck hail his Potato heil robbed ?me night last week. livery potato was taken, except six or seven. Villi (Jarrott hud the same luck on the same night. 1 bini the good fortune one ?lay re cently to moot up with my friotid Dr. J. S*. Wolff, En Peasant. The Doctor is be coming enthusiastic on tim subject ?d' O rapo culturo, ll?* has lately visited soino of tho oraok vino-yards in fJroon Vlllo COUIlty, and is well pleased with them, ll?' says there arc hundreds of acres of lund in I .aureus county, almost VallllOSS for ?ny ?Uber purpose, that might be made to return a handsome profit it planted in grapes. Tim Doctor wanted some information with regard to the plan of setting the posts upon which to train tho vim's. I was able to give him one general rule which I told him I thought would hold good in all ?-uses, which was that the dooper tho posts uro sot in the ground, tho less of them will appear nbove th?' surfine. The Doctor Hiivv th?' philosophy of the rule ut once? and seemed surprised lind it had md oc curred to bim before, but then, of course, some men ure quicker than ot hers. Mrs. Walker says folks may say what they please, hut taken on un average timm is more meanness in one preiehor than in twenty doctors. Sim says the pronelior may ?lo very well in dav-time, but he ls Just waiting for the HUH to g?> down, while the doctor is just tho same, night ami day. Mr. I.. C. Dorroh, on ?.pening thc door of bin store on last Wednesday morning, perolOVOd a strong smell of sulphur. On investigation be found a package of mat? hes had fallon from tho shelf amt ignited, ll had burned through tho box and alSO through the outside wrapper, niel t hen went out ! Mr. John Kobortson (old Dud) paid us a pleasant visit on yeatorday. Als??, D. M. Pulton, of I.auronsvilb'. A gr?>at ninny Inquirios havo been mado about tho boy, with n tall, said to live in this community, [will state for the Information Of all that the boy, or innn, with tho tall (tale) ls n?t u native of thin pince. Ho is a Newspaper reporter, and only passed through boro. ii?> wo? in Charlostoifwhon last hoard from. We havo hud a Ano ruin, ?nd every thing is booming. One word to inv do ir friend nt Power, .who loves so well tho ?pilot shade; I'd like to spend ourpenslvo hour With SQOtl a friona, though man or mnbl. Porhaps Il ls Home lovely Inn?, Who thus, comes out ami makes n lint lei About tho pollyWOgS and griiHH, And then goes back to making butter. If Mrs. Prince wns not so but I won'! ."av what 1 lirsl intended, Hut if this charmer dines to Hoe ..Tho least that's sabl's tho soonest mendel'.." SIMPSON MIIJLS. NIX. Mrs. Bullio Culbertson! who is goner ally known UH grannie, is still ?ptitosick. Qramile ls about Eighty six yeera old, and mull] two or three yours ago, Hbo has been stout enough to do almost any* thing ll bout tho house. Aunt Matilda Cooper, another aged lady of thia Boot lon, la quite sick nt this writing. Miss Ollie Culbertson has been sid; for several ?lays, bul she is now Improving, Miss Ulntio Mo Dall lol has Just recov ered from tot uttaek of tho Met?alos, is nt homo visiting her mother Mrs. M* Mt Daniel. The Behool ?dosed at Hooky Mount, Friday tho 23d. It is reported that a certain young mau, between tho crook and river, was se?'i? to leave tor 11 ?gb Point Sunday morning, to moot tht> train, and lu; iiiignt liavo gone to town to see a sick friod or rola tlvoi as ho lookod vory Bloopy Monday A now way to hive boos has, boon put j into oxoouton In this section by a young . man whose lather w as not at llOIIIOtlt tho time. And for the benefit ol' those In gaged In tho culturo of bees, I wlllgivo it. Aller sawing up and wasting enough plunk t<> build a good ai/.ed eahin, he succeeded in making wind he called a gnni. The next thing was to get bCOH ill th?> gnni. At last, howovor, he pincott a table under the tree, amt then Bot the Quin on tho table. Ile then iminngod to to tie a long rope around tho lindi where tho boos had settled. Ile took hold ol' OHO 011(1 of tht* ropo, and went around behind tho crib and by giving tho rope a sudden Jork siiccoodod in throwing tin? boos from th?' troo down on the table; but a few of the 1)008 not liking to bo thrown around in stielt a manuel' went out the rope without any malicious in tent at all, tait simply to inspect tho ropo arrangement, happond to como uuuiiox pectedl v and surround I he vonni; utan, and li?* being a miller either heard or imagined Homo Olio calling Ililli down nt tho mill jumped ovpr tho fence, und started at full speed; but he was not nea rod but awfully frightened. Canners are jubilant OVOr a copious rain which foll yesterday and last night, It will bring up cotton and corn, and make .small grain look like a paying business. CLINTON. ".I " Tho clinton corroHpondont of the AO S'nun si: II, has boon on a trip to the nii clont city of Uonrgotowu, and of tourac, could give you a long lottor on the goo graphical position, commercial Impor tance and history of t his ancient city, hut all this must be defenec? for Hilo thor time. Sittiice it to say, that it was a tip brim full of pleasure and profit, and will not soon oe forgotten. Our Boctb>n hus boon blossod rccontly, with much Hooded and bountiful rains, HO that tho far mora, an.I gardeners, ur?' rejoicing in anticipation of fruitful Holds. Th?! spirit of progress and improve ment In Clinton IH unabated. And o very ?.Hort is being put forth to have every thing in goml ahupo,before the sib inst. Which is thc- gold ?lay of the year, in Clinton. Hail road talk is in order, ami some. Hiing more than talk, should amt has boon dono. Our aoetlon has subacrlhoil its lull pro rata shan-, ol' thc capital stock, in the C. O. ?fe A. It. lt. And tito pro!ty part of it is thai our talk, is not guss, nor our subscription straw. Clin ton moans business in this railroad mat ter, and with the proper eo-oporatlou, is sure of our carly consummation <>i? lier plans. CUOSS ll I LC MACK. Th?' Hail Hoad fovor is still raging; it is all the talk. Men, women and chil dren talk Hailroad. Voil may mark In big letters anil paste it in the top of your hat that Cross Hill intends to bo bearii from who ll the time COlltOS to b> c.'ite I he Hailroad , After nu Interval of nomo three wooka we have had some delightful rains, 11 has been our privilege, in the last few (lays, to see the larger port iou ol' this tow md hp, ami 1 observo that thc i oats crop is almost an entire failure, at j least the indications look in (Ind direc tion now, but still very favorable sea sous for the next month will make a very great alteration. Tho wheat is vory bailly damaged, and the outlook for "cake" in lins section is rather gloo my. Our Indefatigable teachers have Hliccnodcd in procuring blinds for the windows of tho School l(ou->cnn?l lhere is a great ImprovoillOtlt in its np poltroneo, amt the pupils linVO white washed tho building inside, and our School house is now a thing of beauty. "Nature Deviates'' The I.aureus Advertiser is sure Ibo new Hailroad must come hy durons. Tho Laurens editor has surely liol seen that ft roon wood is a tlxetl point on tho new Hailroad. lines ho want a new road to UroOUWOOdf Hardly. Thc old on?! is hardly packed yet? Or does tho editor Wt'.?l' Ul ?trop tJrcouw'ood out of tho affair altogether? In that case ,, HOW charter ls in order to which we rather think Creon wood us well aa clinton w ill Object.' Ocr Mi,Hihi;/ A Hailroad Chill ier is easily nim-ndcd. - Ko. Anvr.ai tsr.it. 1 tenis of I nt? rest. Germany sent out 103,057 emi grants last year. Ex-King ".'heeban's nominal prison at Madras is next door to a large distillery. Congressman Springer Invariably appears with a yellow rose in the lapel of hi i coat. Tho thawing breeze that follows the blizzard is known in the north west as a "chinook." Thc death ruto from chloroform ls, according to a recent estimate, one in one thousand. Thc average agc of those, who enter college In this country is seventeen] n century ago it was fourteen. Every Form of Chilla! surrenders immediately to tho Invin cible remedy known all OVOr Laurens County ns, PHI.MA M'S OEUTAIN ( MILL SPECIFIC. Why sutler and snake when rall Of for so distressing and torturing ii malady cnn be hud for tht* sundi stun of $1.00? -Take no substitute; don't ?H3 pcr suadotl to hny any other article that Rome ono may aay ls "just ns good." Try it! Try lt! Try it! Cor sale by J, K. Wilkes and H. F. Posey ?V Uro., f/aureus; ll. V? Vnnce. Clinton; tlrny, Sidlivun -Vr Oray und Sullivan ?V M dam. A Wholesale Toison i ?i;/,-. on Tuesday morning Mrs. Lovey Varghn, a indy about seventy-five ye ars old livi\ lng in Butler town ship, eight milos below tho city, bo CauiO suddenly and violently ill. Dr. E, I*\ 8. Rowley, of this city, was was sent for and went down as soon ns possible. While ho waa attending the patient the dinner hour arri ved and colativos of Mrs. Vaughn who bad gathered at the house dined there. The lady win? prepared din ner found a quantity of ready made COffeo had heep, loft over from breakfast and warmed it over, ad ding nutre to it for the usc of the guests. Dr. Kow ly remained with Sirs, Vaughn untill tho others bad finished and then went in to din ner. Before ho bogan eating, how ever, he was called to attend other persons who had become suddenly and seriously ill and quickly lound himself with nine patients on his hands. A hasty investigation convinced him that the Butterers had been poisoned by arsenic, ami that the poison was in tin? coffee. All who had drunk it were ill, while one or two who had taken none of it were well. A messenger was sent to the city for Dr. CC. Jones, w ho went down as soon as possible. Ho and Dr. Kow ly worked hard all night, und yester day morning had tho satisfaction ol' finding ail their patients out of danger except Mrs. Lovey Vaughn, who ls yet in a critical condition. The sufferers were Mrs. Lovey Vuugh, Mrs. Vaughn, her daugh ter-in-law j .Mrs. IMke, her daugh ter; Franc? s Pik*', her son-in-law; Mrs. .lames VordillJ Mrs. Isaac Forrester, Bud Vaughn and two children. it is not yet known bow tho poi son got into the coffee. The prepa ration known as "Rough on rats' was kept in tho house to kill rats with amt as it contains much arse nic some believe that it was put into tho colba' by un accident. Greenville News. About Shoes. Tho immediate predecessors of India rubber shoes, for wear in cities whore paths wore prepared <luring the snowy seasons, were ar ticles technically described as "gal oches". They were, in fa d leuther overshoes, save that the protection CO.me to tho foot rather than tooth er parts. The prototype of the shoe.-- was the ancient "clog" which, indeed, was worn as a shoe or foot covering, instead of an an extra neous protector. In latter year the "patten" of Imgland was kind led to the "galoche." There was always something natty in the np pao ra nco of this article, and tho facility with which it could be don ned was in its favor as well. Yet, woe to the individual who attemp ted the use of a HOW pair upon icy walks where the hard and Ktnotho soles beguiled frcqUOllt downfullillg to tito uninitiated. The original Vulcanized 'rubber shoes bad a leather bottom, and it constituted un objection bard to overcome be cause they were so slipory. Tile Uso of bottoms carno as a benison to tile appreciation of this species of foot wear. Black-Why don't you got mar ried, White? Whitt-Wed, the fact is, the girls know too mindi nowadays; they're too well educated. I would not like to have a wife who was my superior in intellect and knowl edge. ll.-Then you are bound to re main a bachelor. W.-Why so? ll.- Keeause they don't allow the girls in the idiot asylums to marry. - Ex. - Advertisers who understand their business advertise more heavi ly in the season of dull trade than in tile season ol* live trade. It is tlie slow horse that needs tho lash, ned the fast one. Tito steady goers are the successful advertisers. They build up great business by keeping themselves before the pub lic, summer and winter, and whether it "tins or shines, or is u feast day or a fast day. Onida says ii' the Venus do Me dici could be animated into life, women would only remark that her waist was large. Miss Sweet says she is happier out of the Chicago pension office] than she was in it, and is "making more money, too." Road What the Say. .las. A. burl?n, merchant Newberry, S. C., says: "I give my hearty and nn nualltlicd approval of Pelham's ( hill Spcoillc, which I have found from ac tual, personal use ; to be a positiv?! euro lor ( 'hills ami l-'ever." lt, lt. M dam, ('linton, S. C.. says: "It will cure every time. I have Pi hands on mv place, and it CU rod all of (hem of ( hills and Fever." ftp- Take no substitute; bil}' the pin article and lie cured. For sale by J. li, Wilkes; ll. F, Posey tV bro., Laurens; ll. Y. Vaneo, Clinton, ("ray Sullivan ?V (?ray and Sullivan <t M dum. Notice to CRE3DITORS State of South Carolina, I. A T K RNB CO UNT V . IX COURT COMMON lM.KAS. Tilomas McCoy, Plaintiff,*] William T. lloyd in hist ltd i of, otc. own i iv Ot ami as nd mr. ofi Ann M. lloyd, dec'il. ct al , Defendants. I Notice is hereby given that a Keferenee in the abo VC stated ease will be held at the Master's Office nt Laurens C. II. on otb. day of June next ; and all persons holding claims against the estate of Anti M. lloyd, deceased, tire heroby notified to present, ami prove, the same before tho Master on, or before, that day, or they will be barred. C. 1). RARKSDADK, Master, L. C. May .1, 18RG IO ot STo year can equal With an eye always foi- tlie late; SURPASS SEE OXJPt ST sate X MAGNOLIA PASBKNOKR ROUTH. Cl., L. and A. A IC. Hallways. In IO Hoot .Ian. ai, 1880. Tl 1110 !K)th Meridian-One hour slower than C. ?V G. lt. It. (.OINK sor rn-DA I i.V. Kxeept Sunday. Leave Spart anim r^ a (10 pin 5 ?">() II m " Mom e a 2.'i p ni ii 28 u m " Wood ru IV I on p m 7 Pi a m " (.'.noire I'Ju pin 7 la a in " < ?ra I ld p m s \i I a m " Lae rons, I ?V.I p m 0 10 a m " High l'oint 5 21 pm ll 5K a til " Watorloo 5:11) pm 10 ?Xl a m " Coronaea 554 p m ll 02 a m Arrive (troon woori tl 12 p in ll aaa m Leave < ireen wood I I", a in ii 1*2 p ni 1 ?d p m Arrive A u gustu o .V? a ni 0'2? p in 7 00 p m Arrive Allanta 7 00 a lil 5 4(1 p III Arriva Savannah (I ?MI a m i i_? p m Arrive Jacksonville 12 00 a 111 IOHO pill coi NO Non rn DAI ;.v. Leave Atlanta s Iii p m Leave Jacksonville 'J ?Ml p m Leave Savannah s In p m Leave Au gustu 1 .Vi p m ii ."."i a in s OO a m i Arrive < '. reon wnod 7 (I5 n ni ii 52 a III I 00 p m Leave Greenwood 0 52 n m l ">n p m | Arrivo Coronaea lu ina m "J is j, m " Waterloo lu .'Ma ni 2 55 pin 11 igh Point 10 l i a ni :'. Ul p m " Laurens ll lo a in 3 55 ?I lil " (Ira ll 31 a in i 35 p m " Kooroc, ll 50 n in .". 17 ?> m " W.hull' ?2 III p m 5 54 ?i m " Moore ?2 I!' p ni ti 11 p lil "Spurt anim r g 125pm 7 40 pm K. T. CHARLTON, (i. P. A. J. N. LASS, Sup't, Augusta, <?a. GREEN Vi:.LP. A COLUMBIA BA ILROAD. On ami alter Jan. IO, 1880, Passongor Trains will run as herowitli indicated upon this mad and ils brunches. Daily, except Sundays. No. 53- rp PA ss KM ; KR. Leave Coluuihbl C. tfc G. Dopot 10 45 am A n ive Vlston 11 45 a m " Newberry 12 is p m " Ninoty-Slx 2 03 pm " Hodge* :'. o."> p m " helton 4 ll p ni " Qreoiivillo 0:151> m No.52 DOWN PASSENGER. Leave Greenville. 0 15 a m Arrlvt Holton 11 (?:.. a m H od gea 12 17 p m Ninety-Six 1 In p m Newberry .'t 0*2 p m Alston .( 05 p m Columbia G 15 p m LAURENS RAILROAD. Leave Helena p m Arrivent Laurens C. II. I) 30 p III Leave Launns C. II. s (Kl a m Arrive at Helena ll 00 a m (i. lt. TA Lt'OTT, Supi endent. l>. CAIIDWKM., A. <?. P. A. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY COM CA XV. OOM M ENCINO SUNDAY NOVKMIIKII 20. 1885, at 0.45 A. M., Passenger Trains will run as follows, "Lastern time:" Td AND PROM CHARLESTON. K A ST (HAU.V.) Depart Columbia 7 ?Ul a m ;"> 27 p ni Due Charleston 12 ls p m 1105 pin WKST (DA1I.V.) Depart Charleston 7 20 a ni r> 10 p in Due Columbia ld In a m ld INI p ni TO AND PROM CAMDEN. ( KA HT (HAILY KXI'Kl'T SINIiy V.) Dop't Colombia 7 00 am 5 05 pm ft 27 p m Due ('ninden 12 17 p m 7 42 p Ul 7 42 p m (WKST DA I IA' RXCRVT HON DAY.) Dep't ('anillen ii 50 a m 7 a in 8 1") ]? ni Due < 'oliui.bia 0 26 a m ld 40 a m ld p m TO AND FROM AUGUSTA. K A ST (DA I I.V.) Deprrt Augusta7 45a m4 lop m 10/15p m Duo I bal lest?n 1232pm00O7 IA am W KMT ( DA I I.V.) Depart Charleston ii 86 6 10 a m ld 80 p m Due Augusta 11 ld a m ld 20 p in 7 ai) a in CONNECTIONS Made at Coln m bia willi Col umbi? and ('reenvide Railroad by train arriving nt 10. 40 A. M. and depart nur at ft.27 P.M. Al Copi mbi a Juliet ion with C., C. A: A. Ital I roadLhy. same train io ami from all points on bot li roads. Passengers take supper at branch ville At Charleston with steamers for New York; and with steamer for Jackson ville ami points on st. John's ll I vor Tuesdays and Saturdays' with Charl? s ton and Savannah Railroad to ?uni from Havannah endpoints in Florida, daily < ;< orgia and central A t Augusta wit rom any [Kiln I West Railroads to and fokvlllO to and from and South. At Illa Railroad. Throng! points on ?lam we II asod to ali point: (iokets can be purehplylng to Smtb nm! Wi st foy np i). MoQU ISEN, Ag't. Columbia, S.e. JOHN lt. PECK.Gonorul Manager, D.O. Allen, G. P. and Ticket Agent. ;ar in introducing Styles, something r Staad isrc this in pretty des st ;ui<l best, wc feel fclmt we can f ANYTHING IN I COOK! J^ISTJD 1313 c FOWLER BLOCK, FRICK eo^s mmi ?. .\IIK nts for MK OSBORNE Mowers, Tte Cunn Mills Wheat ami tlrist Mill* Arnie Harrows, drain Drills, Foe Pumps, Wagons, Cotton Maliters, (.li ('lunn. LAUREN TO FAR Agent for LAUI Wholesale a UNDE1< ?H^ BUI LAURKN A|>1. L'S :V.) .'hu_ c. w. Over S.",.", P.i A ugttsl ft9~~ Mellis furnished ?il nil hours, cow CIH-ICH <>r tho KCUHOII. Kvorythlng aerupi m? politest intention f^ivon. LARGEST AND CIIEAPES Stock Larger. Prloca Lo Carpets und House Furnishing Mo(|iiet, Brussels, il-Ply und Ingrain Cloths, Window Shades, Wall l*ap< Polos, Cocoa und Clinton Mattings, t for samples und pri?es, JAM KS Mar. 21, is.se.-it? J.J. Pl.OSS. .I. W. KKIKirSON, NEW FI RM. The old linn o',' lloyd, Pluss A- Co. having dissolved liv nulluni con sent, thc undersigned have formed a co-partnorship und will keep :> full stock ol' Family Groceries and Plantation Supplies. Weare also Agts. for Wando For tilizer and Acio Phospalo, grST Mr. Pluss, in behalf of the old Firm, lakes this opportunity to extend Ids thanks for pasi favors, ?ind now solicits for the now firm, a liberal patronage, | Our friends will please notice Unit we occupy the handsome brick building of Mr. (?. F, Little, (?ii the corner of Mitin and I lurper St reids, where we will be glad to welcome them. PLUSS cv FERGUSON. Laurens, s. c., .lau. ..!"., issu. for thc Spring ignes and sparkling1 ruf ely say our s?lections easily UK CITY, ^OIsTVIXSrOEJD. WES, SEPARATORS, ? ? . Celebrated capers and Binders. , Sn I key Plows, Corbin Lise and il Cutters, ?vc., Remington Force iiano Distributors Davis' Swinging R, S. C. LENS COUNTY, nd lletnil. S, S. C. HENSON and Saloon, mad Street, tn, Ga. -isl'm-r of ?ill Hie so I ist :i o t inls nnd dolt iloiisly neat, Ibo best or order ki.pt, aa T HOUSE IX GEORGIA, wcvfthnn l?ver Refere. Coeds, the largest Stock Sou tit. Carpets, Hugs, Mats and Crumb .rs, Luce Curtains, Cornices and upholstery, Chromos. g?f~ Write (J. HA TT/[ft A SONS, Ag'ts., Ti l Hrond St., Augusta, <"??>. l)ISSOLUTK)N. The copartnership heretofore ex isting between J. W. Leake And I). M. Patton bas this day dissolved by mutual consent D. M. Patton will continue business at the old stand. .T. AV. Leake, 1). M. Patton. In withdrawing from the above linn, I desire to thank the public for pas! favors und n liberal patronage and ask for my successor a contin uance of the same. J. W. Leake, , March 27th. 1fts0 _ . ninian i II i----Hirt?i?-?--^*Ttrr4-^?aT-rT -i-- ? HOLME'S SURE CURE. Mot TU WASH AND DKXTIFRICK. Cures IHoodln? CIOHH, Fleers, Kora Mouth, Sure Throat, CtoaiiMCM the Tooth ?JIIII I'm ?lies the Bronth. Faed nuil mo ouunondeil hv lending dentint. Pre pared bv Di H. .1. P. A W. lt. Ifltl.MKM. Oculist, Mncoti, ?In. For sale hy all dnn ll :et dentist, mid lu Laurena hy Ur. l'. H. UOXN?H. -V ly.