The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 19, 1886, Image 3
The Advertiser.
LAURENS, May 10th, 1880.
glosai anti Sp?Gial.??,
Plc-ulca and rod-bugs aro now m BOU"
Hon.
A "Oily Park" is among tho possibil
ities oflhefuture.
Whenever you turn u e,,w into a flold
slip I.jinns real ?slalo,
Tho Mineral Spring in Itrooklyn has
hoon pul in .-nod condition.
Tho young "llnths of the law" will or
ganize a mool court next week.
They say that Rvo was created for
Ailani's Kxpress Company.
Why isa hen on a fence, like a eent ?
Tts head on ono ?hie ami tail on the
other.
A groal IUI mho r ot' our lawyers a(
tonded tho Suprnie Court in Columbia,
last week.
Tho t loee store-rooms of W. I.. HoYl),
opposite Robertson's Hotel have heen
neatly painted.
Mr. Cl. M A nan A m. Jonn.vx, of (?rom
wood lied on the Mih inst. at I,uko Har
ris I'la f llis xv|"t0r , < so, t.
A torrlhlo eyelono passod through
rjreenvllloon Saturday evening, lous
ing eonsid ruble damage to property.
We are sorry lo learn that tho popular
dry-good s linn or UIIAYIIAM ?S:SPA nits
eontcmplate moving to i nion, s. c.
A curtain young merchant in town
thinks that human hoi Uga ?ox the big
gest fools in the WOl'hl except woman.
<iuite a crowd of spectators gathered
to witness the loot-races arranged hv
the Lau rons Athletic duh on Thursday
afternoon.
It has been ascertained ihat if an or
dinary man was muscled like a Ilea in
proportion to his si/e, he foul i throw a
hook anent two miles.
lt is probable that Spartanhurg will,
in tho near future, he supplied with wa
ter-works. A party of geutlemon have
bough) a site for (his purpose, if HU fit ci Oil I
encouragement is given by the city.
It la our -ad duty lo chronical (ho death
of little JIMMU , a bright mid interest
ing ti\e year old son of our townsman
JAS. If. HKW'I,KV, whieh occured on tho
11th. inst. In this ?lilli, (ion the family
have the heart-felt sympathy of the en
tire community.
Senator E. H. bono, of Spartunburg,
?lied this (Tuesday) morning, on fri
day last, while driving from his homo
into town, his horse took fright and he
was thrown from the bllggyv Ho re
mained in an unconscious state, being
completely paralyzed. Ile wa? a prom
inent i Itizon ami a distinguished mom
bo r of i he Par.
From tho slaloment of the Railroad
Commission, lt is shown that thu total
earnings of the (I. Ii. iV s. Ituilroad for
March 188(1, woro $7,07>T>.lM. The Lauron)'
Hoad (2,(118.70, a doorcase from March
1880of (hil.01. Tlure Ima IM I U a total
increase on the roads ?ii this Stale, in
freight, and a doorotiso in passengor
onrnlnga.
Charades.
(In the OVOUlug of (he 21st inst, tho
young people of Madden's station will
give au entertainment, consist i nu of cha
rades, tabloux, Ac., to which they res
pectfully invite the publie,
Lawn Party.
Wohavo boen requostod to state that
it Caw II Party w ill he ?.'iven on the Col
lege Campus at Clinton, on t he JI st inst.
Refreshments will ho served tor tho
bouollt of the Literary Societies ol Clin
ton College Hvorybody invited to at
tend.
Base-Ball Tournament.
It has h.-en decided to have a series of
gaines of base-ball, to he played hore
sollie lillie time ill Jillie, hy foto* Invited
Clllhs. It Will Continue four days, and
(.IOHO with a grand hall, liv ery effort is
hoing made to perfeet arrangements and
wo may expect a lively time.
Photography.
The Huston Piton. Company wilt open
out at this placo on Thursday next, for
tho purpose of taking photographs.
Their tent w ill he pitched on the vacant
lot opposite the episcopal Church.
These gontlomen come with (he highest
recommendations and we hospeak for
them a llhoral patronage. They are
bound for tho Mountains of North Car
olina and will remain al this place three
or four weeks. All who dosiro good pic
tures should call al once.
Tho Laurol Croea Excursion.
i?n Krlday morning at 7 o'olock thc
train on t he ? ; icu ville A Laurens Itali*
load was well tilled with excursionists
hound for Laurel Crook, six miles from
(IrecnvillO. At that place a pic nic had
boen nrrailgodi and the Laurens party
was we hom ed hy a good I y nu inlier of tho
fair lillies and gallant beaux of tlc
Mountain City. The young ladies of
? i Hillville made many lasting impies
nions upon tho hearts of our young no n
ami it would mn he surprising if I ho
union of these two to vf ns by ra iii ol steel,
kinch we may colobrnto in lue near
Ollie, will lie followed h.V closer ? lid
more cndoarlng ties. -Messrs. KICK A
I 1.1,1 M AN dosorvo tho thanks of all pr-- ut
for the pleasure of the (rip, and Mr.
THOMAS KU I: who had charge <>f tho
train, provided ovorythlng posalblirfor
the comfort Of tho passengers.
Last May an excursion was given over
I he ii., ti. ?V S. Ituilroad to Liioroe Liver,
this \'Wt to Laurel Crook, over the <?. A
|.nd next May it is proposed to take
t. .mir in Hie direction <>f Union, nvor
du lloanoko and Southern Ituilroad.
PerHoi.nl.
Mr. M. S. KELLY ls reading law in tho
ofTlco oi JOHNSON A Ilion BY.
kiti CMAin.ns M. 1'JIANKS expec ts to
moVO to to*? n In lHO near future.
Mr. P. A. SIMPSON, of tho firms of
Tout?. SIMPSON ? CO., left on Mondny
last for an extended trip in Ibo West.
PO will Vial! MlHfdxdppi, ArkiniHiis and
other Slates.
Prof. K. K, HnrrioN lina ncecptod a
position In tho State Noriiuil ti.alitaient
North Carolina, which meeta in Wilson
in that State, In June next, and will con
tinue three W eeks.
Koonta dok?sgon?gD??,
DOIUvOIl I*. O.
JOE TRINCE.
Some of tho Northorn I'ooplo npnoar
(O !)(> awl ll I lllttd because (he people of
Montgomery and oilier Southern eitles
dared lo receive .Jell l>avis in a friendly
man nor. I gue .s DIO .Army mil will
I>ass now withonl any (rouhlo. Th OHO
ont North will not bo able to Bloop
soundly lor weeks (o como. They will
he listening, expecting every minuto io
hear the line; of a terri hie rel.el yell. ny
over in New York. They a re lu I Iv sa I Is
llcd now thai we never have boen whip
ped 0.Igll. I'.ven John Sherman, just
as soon as Mr. Davis dares to leave
home l'or a friendly visit, h.- Imllooshack
to his cohort s, "See t here, now I told you
so!" These folks make me think ol' a
joke I oneo heard my tri? ixl liol) I' ll
about beddings. He said he oneo stop
ped ut u ho uso to spend Un- night, and
w as placed in a bit le shed-ronni to sleep,
lint the bod-hugs attacked him so vigor
ously, and m sueh overwhelming force,
that lie found il impossible to sleep. Af
ter worrying with them lor an hour or
two, he just moved a loose plank and
sliped up into the loft, ile now con
gratulated himself that lie was safe from
his (ormotltors, ami as il was warm
weather ho thought he would do very
woll till morning. Hut just as bo w as
disposing himself for sleep, he saw by tho
light of tho moon, a very largo, hungry
looking clduch poke his he;.-I up above
the odgo ol'tho plank. After survoying
tho Held for u moment, he (tho chinch)
looked back towards his comrades he
low, and sung out in very plain chinch
language; "('omi'on boysT hero he is;
I've found the d d rascal al hist."
Tho hungry vermin of tho North Ihivo
boen picking at Jell' l)a\ is for more (han
twenty years, bul, fora few years past,
the old man has been in had health und
so has been keeping himself pretty close
Is in quarters, ami they Ihought ho was
dead. Hut just as soon as he ventured
out to enjoy a little spring weat lier, ami
to meei some of his old friends, .lohn
Sherman saw him, and he ll ul lix ni out
t?> the hungry hoards of the North.
"Come on hoys! I (ere he is in Montgom
ery. Jed Davis ariiM dead yet! Pvc
found him! he's at it agaillt" Ami then
the hoards san.,' out: We'll lum.; Jet!
DUN is on a sour apple I roo."
You see,. |oh n's mad because his hr ot li
er, I ho great . nee m harv, told a big I lo on
Joli'Davis a year or two ago, und .loll'
proved it mi him. They uo\ er w il I f< >rgi t
ii, because, \oii know, "Truth In mighty
a mi w ill preval I."
And then, atuosl all of them are still
mad about Dull Hun. That's ono thing
Huit alicks them yot. Thee w ant it ex
punged from tho record. Hilt of coin s",
it can't he tint,
liven the Democrats of tho North, ?md
a groat many of those at the South too,
make me aw ?'ul tired when they do ven
turo to say anything. Tboy always he
gin with something like an, apology.
'.Our peopled fought lor a ir ll 11.so thal
th. v believed to bo just, dur brave
men bibi down (heir lives for what Uley
Ihought was right." This is all bosh.
Wo didn't think anything about P.. We
/.in,im/ nur cause was just. WOAWIOMC*/
we were in tlc right. And WO know it
\et. ami they know it loo. and t hat's au
nt her I liing that helps to keep tl lem Iliad.
Does tiny honest man w ael Jell'Davis
10 (oil a big Ito in his old age? 1 le knows
that State Sovereignly was the recog
nized doctrine with everybody before
the war. No man of sense had disputed
11 sime the formation of the flovorn
uient. I'.vcryone believed in it and
acted on it for lilly years, ami .leif Davis
mid tho South just acted ll mil to its le
gitimate results. And people want Jell
I ?UN is ami the rest of us to a ck no w ledge
thal lt was all a mistake, that we had
been living limier ? delusion, (hal we
thought we Wile right, hut we know
now that it NV a s all wrong. Anybody
may talk this way that Nvants lo, hut I'll
bet you that Jell'Davis and Joe Prime
never do. And any bod y t bat docs talk
that way never bad much sand in bis
gi/./.aril from tho start. NV hui liuve they
done to cou vico i)H t hal wo wore wrong?
Well, tlioy overpowered us, they whip
ped us. Yes, and many a man has
?icen knocked dow n ami overpowered
and robed, hut does thal prove that such
men aro in thu wrong and Hint the rob
ber is always right? Snell talk gives
me tho fan todds. There is not another
Statesman living today. Nert ll ol'Soul ll,
as noble and pure ami patriotic as Jell'
Davis, "ll" this ho treason malo- the
most ol' it."
lt is true, he represents a school that j
lias passed aw.i\ ; and mole is the pity.
Since i hr death ol'To in hs he stand alone. I
lie stands alone, as tho soie survivor ol'
a principal t hat was once (tush ri neil by
all, as t he glory of OUT system ol' invi ru
inent, 'that is useless Noll COU Ut IOC.
Hut all this does not blot IlistOrV, HOI"
annihilate truth. Wo hived down our
arms ami promised lo light no limn-; hut
the mau Who goos hack on his principle
for tho sake of peace, as my friend itu
fllS would say, would stand by and see
tin-last hair pulled out of his daddy's
bond without raising n hand to proven)
it. J01TDavis is not niado out of such
stud.
CKNTIiltVIIdulC.
BAHS VOH SMASH.
Mr. Mitchell h.Owlllga,of 1'auTn M, is
N lading his daughter, Mrs. lt. I*. M i hun
and ot her relut i ves i o 11 s section. Mr.
OwitlgS NN as horn and raised in this
County, bul in 184(1 moved to l'ait iii ld,
where he still resides. Wo regret to
learn that he is not in thc hi M? 0? health,
yet ho seems to 1)0 cheerful ami Jovial.
Your correspondent luis been "packing
Ibo roads" for two or three (lays, and in
our trnvols wo lind the croa prospQCt
gloomy. A great deal of complaint
about not having good stands of colton
ami corn. Some farmers are harrowing
t heir cot t on and others are siding ami
then hand-raking. Wheat ls very sorry.
Some men are otlbrlllg their whoa! crop
for their Hoed back. There are Home
that will mako n half crop, and probably
.some that Will do muru, but on most
farms, If wc got the scoU back wo will do
well. A grout deal will not he worth
cutting.
Mr. It. H. Culbertson lins t'10 host
wheat Wi' have seen.
Spring oatw it b a good rain at tho
right tlniO, Will be tolerably good.
<'elden ?Ile Formers' Club will moot
next Saturday, the ?2d mst., at 1 o'clock
I?. M.
CLINTON.
"J."
Tito mom hors of 111 ? * Fukosontnn Ko?
cloty, assisted by their lady friends,
will vive a lawn-parly, in tho collogo
campus, on Friday evening tho l?lst Inst.
Tho lOukoHoulnus, I i leo tito College ure
in (licit- infancy , and hope hy this on tor
tainnicht, to secure somo little help lo
wards furnlahlng their hall. Tho ohjoet
is ?erl ai nly a \\oil hy one, and a ge ne rous
public spirit, ought to extend to it, II
generous support. The hase hall craze.
ls upon Clinton and ono hears little ii.it
fly hal foul and sc h lorino.
The yoting Amor leans, those from live
to ten. are content lo ride a velostpcdo.
Ono Utile fellow even goes to school on
his, and scene, to manage with Hie ut
most shill.
Among Hu- visitors to our town we
note. Misses lladie and Florence
'Chomps'Ul, of Wathala, who are on a
visit to lin- family of Mr. H. S. Thomp
son. Miss Jennie, oi.f tho pretty
twin daughters of Judge Cook, of Cross
Hill is spending some time with rel
atives. Mrs Harrington ison a \isil io
the family ol'hor brother, Dr. W. C Irby,
and Mr. S1 I" Fulton spending Ida sum
iller vacation, with his ulina matrr
Th<- ( irphanagc.
li has heen suggested thal Ihouimsu?
al good order preserved on the day of
Anniversary, was ilue, a! least in part
if not wholly, to the absence of can
didates. Not that lhere were none out
on that Occasion, but that they were liol
Very Ulll-spokon, being we suppose on a
still hun!.
Hov. W. I'. Jacobs will bo absent fruin
Clinton from al".ut Hu- first w ei U in
.1 ti ly II nt il t In-end ol' summer, lb-will,
during thal time, make a lour ol' .-ill Iii?
most ?ut rael I ve points ol' Kuropoan I rav
el. Ile s pee ia ll\- dcsil'CS to visit, am I in
spect carefully, those great Orphanages
conducted with so much success by
those great and good men, Muller, and
Spurgeon.
Already we hear talk ol' the comiucnco
monl of thc Clinton Collogo, which w ill
occur on ile- 1st nf July. Tho association
aro assn ri I, of a largely Increase patron
age, al tho begining of the next term in
September,
YV ATI Iii LOO.
BILL.
.Mis; Kate bark and Miss Maggie
Smith are \ hilting friends and relatives
a! t his place.
For some limo pas! Ibo people of this
ncighorhuod have been missing their
chickens but could not caleb up with
the thief, until om- day lasl week, when
oui. ol' our colored citizens who had Homo
stolon from him found them where the
thief boil sohl (hem, and, on making in
quiry, Un- I bief turned out to he ono Joe
Fuller, a negro whom somo of the white
people of this plaee looked upon as an
honest te.410. A warrant wits Issued by
Trial Justice Anderson, and aller a fair
trial, lu- was sentenced hy the court to
t hil ly day- in jail.
Tho Waterloo Farmers' club met at
Smyrna school house on May Kill ISSU,
Tho pr?sident hoing absent, Vi.Presi
dent lb W . Anderson presided. <>u mo
tion of W. 15. Wharton, a eonilllill.if
three was appointed to report (pieries
for discussion al next mooting, which
willi.n the second Saturday in Jillie
litilo'eloek I*. M. Queries: What will
tb. advantages ho to tin- farmers hy
thorough organization? Whal an- tho
advantages of rotation of crops? A cor
dial Invitation is extended to all who
wish lo join us i:i our noble ollbrl in
olo vat lng our fellow-man, both in science
ami morals,
There seems lo lie ail epidemic among
I he hors, s in t hi--, pari ol' t be e.-ill nt ry, as
there have hOell several ill Ibis place
sick in the l ist few day s, and WO have
heard of some whose horse- have ?lied
lu fore assistance eon ld be rendered.
SIMPSON MILLS.
NIX.
Mrs. John lt. Owing- has heen sick,
for some lime, bul is now improving.
Mr. Mit -h. l Owtngs, of Patrllcld, ls
visiting his daughter, Mrs. lt. I'. M i la m.
The people of Uncky Motin! have
added another room to the sci.1 house,
just thu size of the old one, making I Ito
hons,, jn-l double its former size. This
is quite an improvement and adds a
great deal to the convenience of Hie
neighborh.I. They have :| nourishing
Sunday-school, ?o?d also young man's
prayer meeting there, '?'he people of
Kooky Mount are wide awake upon the
education of Iholr children, and Hi?oe
better Illings than those mentioned
above cannot attract tho attention of any
community.
T'ne small graini in our seid lon ls look
ing very bad, as a goneral (liing, (lorn
ls looking very lino, with an increased
acreage over last year. Colton is not
doing so wolli ii seems backward lu j
coming un, and some complain (Iud i' is
dying out till it seems h.nd to gola
stand.
CROSS HILL.
MACK.
Mr. J. H. bryson, who has been sick
for some (inn , is belier.
Tho'ililli, of April is past, ll ie farmers'
Convention has met, dollhcralcd, passed
Simd ry resolutions and adjourned.
Mr. Thomas Curler had (he great nils?
fortune to lose a line horse a fow day s
ince. This is a serious loss at this tillie
of tho year. Tom has our sympathies.
Tho political horoscope has been oust
and candidatos can now take the Hold,
and if t hoy can steer clear of Scylla, t he
( ?indi-I, on one h.ind, and Charybdis,
the Agricultural College, on the other
baud, Ilu-y will stand a fair cham e of
being elected.
Souie's chapel, (Methodist), is sup
plied tills y ear hy the Kev. M. H. PoOser.
We had the pleasure of llstonlna to a
very abb- and Instructive sermon by
him, on thc Second Sabbath ol' (Ids
IIIOtlMl, He goes about his work with an
carnes! ness I ha! is truly commend.il>lc,
and w e believe (ha! (he cause w ill pros
fier In his hands.
We called al Hu- Cross Hill Academy
a few (lays nlliCO and wore (lollghtod to
sec that tho inside Ima been furnished
with improved school furniture. lt ls
very pleasent to see what ,1 change is
iiiade by I he removal of the old plank
boliches mid desks mid pulling in nice
oak desks and seals, with iron son( <,
all bountifully painted. Wc now li ve
aa neat, ??oniforluble und show y a s- hool
ItOtfftO na there li in the county, und our
teacher* reserve gn at praise for their
(.floris, vv ; ich hav e heen crown; d with
sucios^ in this.mutter.
rvtun?nraatrya.vai-wt ?wi 11 m .*-'irr/wansar
Dorroh Farmers' Club.
Editor iMurenn A </rcrii.trr:
?orroh Furniers' Club mot on tito 8th,
according t<> appoint mont, J. H. shell
Yico-l'osidonl in Ibo chair. There was
ii largoerowd In attendance, br. A. c.
Kuller was Introdueou bv tho ehulrinaii,
and mudo a splendid speech, giving a
short sketch of tho lire of Capt. B. lt. Til
nuuii and u synopsis ol' tho Kai mei n'
C'ouventlo i held lu (.'ol u in bia. Wo also
lind good speoehoH from l?r. J, I). Putton
Kev, lt. I**, (jarrott, and others.
Tho farmers ol' I his seel ?on do Hot III
temi to bo bob i nd (heir brothers io ad
vancement.
Club adjourned to meet again on Sat
urday the l-i li. of Juno ut ?J o'clock I*. M
Tho subject for discussion at next moot
ing is Wheat culturo, ll was resolved
Hint the proceedings of this meeting bo
published in the LAI'IIIINH A nv KUTI SK lt.
S ot leo was given of an agricultural
mooting lo lie hold, n at Dials (.'burch on
Saturday tho 2Mlll. blKt.nl '2o'clock I". M.
1.. C. DOHKOll,
Sec'y.
Mt. Bothel Far mor s' emu.
Editor ?Murcns A it re rt ism
According to previous appointment
thc Mt. Hot hoi Farmers' ( '?uti un t to-day
and after being called to order by the
President, transacted the following
business. On motion nn election for an
executive committee was entered imo
as follows: c. M. Sullivan, I!. Sichert,
T. li. Taylor. On mot iou resolved that
?vo ondorso tho resolutions of IL lt. Tu
llian which were read ami adopted a;
the Slate Convention of farmers in Co
luiubiu.
<m motion tho proceedings of this
meeline; bo furnished Ibo editors ol'bol h
county papers with roquost io publish
I he sa nie.
Adjourned to mool again on tho 'Jd.
Saturday in .1 II ne.
<'. HA UK,
President.
.). P. SIMMONS, Soc'y.
.May Mh, lS*U.
An O?o to "Joo Pr inca."
Xow, my friend Joe,
I know you ure wrong,
You licgau, 1 uni Sure
A I I lie Wrong eu I ol' s our son;;.
For you bntllmite strongly
Thal I um the las..
That wrote yon thai poetry
Concerning the grass.
You speak as if (bough
I univ ??mid Huller,
Attend lo tho milk.
And churn and make Imiter.
Now, in tins HIV friend-loe.
You truly are w i ong,
Yon begun once ngutu
At Hui wroi/g end ol your song.
Let mo tell m.v friend Joe,
Thal I 'III rju'lot at home,
A nd have no disposition
To th 0 Ol' lo l ome.
I would rna offend,
No,- yet, beolfemled
Bili I-sis) i bu) is said
Is tho easiest mended.
Laurens County Conference.
Tho uoxl meeting of this Con
terence will he hold at the Hock;
Springs ( nurdi, on Saturday no for
tho .db Sabbath in May, IKSO, nt l<
o\ lo< k A. M. The follow ing pro
gramme will he observed :
l. A sermon on "the duties n
ibo KidiTfdiip," hy Kev. Jamos \
lair.
J An essay on "tho Deflelonelo
of the Ministry," by Kider N. .1
Holme* and Dr. Will?. Wright.
".. l!o-,s to obtain a revival of rt
ligion in our ehurehes.
i Doe- not the design of baptlsi
dotormino tho mode of its tuliuii
i-l ra t ra t ion V
.">. N tho. stated-supply systoi
consistent with our form of ehure
government '.'
tl. Our County Missionary Worl
ami what ls the best ?dan to rende
it more cfllcienl ?
We i m pe that none of tho ehure!
es will fail lo be represented.
I). A. I ? ?DD, < Chairman.
N. .i. llOI.MI'.S, Sec'y. .
Ag ri eu ll il r. 11 Moot i ug".
A mooting of Ibo citizens of M
Pleasant and vicinity was hold <.
Saturday, Ma? 15th, for tho ptll'po
of organizing un Agricultural ('lui
to be known as the "Mt. LMcasat
Agricttll ural Club." Tho fol low! ll
ollleors wore elected: W. If. Um
dnr.son, President; W. A. Ande
son, Isl Viee-I'reshloni ; I >r. I \ I
Coleman, 2d Vico-Prosiiloiit ; T. i
Nelson, Secretary; J ho. I-'. Fowle
<'or. Seen dary ; I.. A. Iloildersoi
Treasurer; i S. M. Moor?-, M. I
Fowler,.,!us. W. lloyd, lix. Con
Twenty-six minns were enrolb
ns members of t he ( 'bib.
The following preamble and rest
bilious were adopted, which ii
I wo County newspapers are r
lpn stod lu publish :
Wherea.?, Tho fanners in eon ve
lion at Columbia, on '-'.nh of Apr
ps -od :t scries of resolutions ben
lng upon tho agricultural, mocha
leal and llnaneial Interests of il
State and whereas, the prvailii
dissatisfaction is owing in a gro:
measure to Hie dispositon ol .
people to noglecl titi i* domestic I
forests, as Well as delegating a
i hurlly io others infriemlly to tin
rights, Therefore bo il Resolved i
Timi we. the mobiliers of (ho ?S
Pleasant Agricultural Club,
heartily endorse Ibo resolutions
( 'apt. lb R. Tillman offered in I
recent Farmers' Convention
( Columbia.
?il, Thal we frankly un non u
(hat wo will not support any cain
dale w hoi- md in lull symplll
with the l'a m rn ni's' movement.
Subject for discussion at next nie?
lng, flos! method of cultivating ci
lon ' inp.
Adjourned to mool Saturday I
fore Bil, Sunday In Juno.
W. li. I1KNDKRSON,
President
T. ll. NP.LMON,
Secretary.
Dov/u In Front!
This is 11 ?estocan of tho day, ns it
plies tn tho myriads of v ile compont
tillered Hie public as remedies. '|
m iiiul'.i lories of these bottled hen
destroyers know aa much a non I tho
I 6feoni|)oundlua med bri lies asa new li
babe does o the (h)llhlo rule of tin
Avoid all the "'Ionics" "Hitters" ?
that ar<' compounded of mean, dei
(lonllug whiskey, ami are no medici
nt all, usc an article of merl I ami i cpi
non :
I'm.u ni? ('una \NH AI.II: Spot Fl
is klinWn all over Laurens County,
ont of lt o* a rotundv for every foi n
mal nia, Chills raul fever ?Vc. Kv
imdy uses lt, For anio by IL K. Po
and .1. K Wilkes, Lnurons| ll. Y. Vin
(MinionI Ornv A Sullivan. Horro
Sullivan A Miiani, Mt. Gnllogliorj J.
Crisp A Co., (bddville.
That the secret of succe
ducecl us last week to ta
ing up in consequece ol* 1
(...Mit umlcr what it cost to make.
ll SuLito lEnglisli
Sl?.50, O
13 Siarts French 1
figutro 17.5c
? Suiits square c
I li?la, 3olci "^s^oLll^
the
7.7 Seer sucker su
. i \ )
.rJ'ByCl IC
M AGXOLIA PA8.SK NO Kit Hoi Ti:.
(?., L. mid A. A IC. Railways.
In Kll'oot Jan. 31, 1SPH.
Timo 90th Morldiun- One liour slow?
tlian C. ?fc O. I!, ll.
( IOIX Cl BOU I'll -DA ! I.V.
Kxeopt
Sunday.j
l.euvo Si ni rt un burg 3 0Op III ? 30 II III \
..Moore 3 25 p III I) 2*1 il ni i
" Wood ru IT -I (KI 11 ni 7 13 u in
" Kooree i JO ?> m 7 in i( m :
" < ?rn 4 IO n in a 24 ll Ul |
" I .aureus. .! p ni ll lu a III
" I Illili l'oint ,'i'Jl |iiu ll AS a III
" Waterloo 5 33pm lu noa in
" f'oroiuica r>M ?1 m ll 0211 m
Arrive O reen wood 0 1-|> ni 1130 a ni
l.euvo I Ireen
wood -I 10 a m ii 1*2 p m 1 .MI p m
Arrive Au
gusta ('.Vinni 'i 'J'I p m 7 00 p ni
Arrive Atlanta 7 (Kl ti III T. lu pm
Arrive Savannah ?iona in 4 12pm
Arrive Jacksonville 12 00 a in 10 30 p ni
liol Ni I Non m |)AI I.V.
i.on\ e Atlanta S I", p m
Leave Jlick.HO llville 'J 30 |) III
Leave Savannaii 8 10 pill
Leave A II
gtislii I .".?"> p m u 35 a in S 00 a ni
A rrlvo ' '. roeil
wood T o ."> nm 9 52 a m I 00 p in
Lea ve O reen wood 0 52 n m 1 Wpm
A rrlvo i !oroiiti?'a lo pia m '? is j> m
" Waterloo io 30 a ni 2 Mp ni
" High Point IO 13 n m :i Itt p in
" Laurens ll Ina lu 3 .Vi p III
" ? na ll .".I a nt I 35 p ni
" i ?nore? 11 ."tri a m .". 17 ?> m
" Woodruff 12 Kl p m 54 p in
" Moore 12 lu pill ii ll j i ni
"Spartanburi; i ~.~> p m 7 io p ni
K. T, CHARLTON, <L I?. A.
J. N. HA ss, Slip't, Augusta, On,
rjRKRN VI LIJK A- COLUMRIA
lt AILROA1),
On and after Jan. 10, ISSU, Passenger
Tra?na will run as herewith indicated
upon tlii.? road and its branches.
Daily, exe,-pt Sundays.
No. 53 i:P PASSKNO KU.
Leave*'oluinliia ('. A ii. Depot I04.r>nnt
A rrlvo Alston 11 t.i ?i ni
" Newberry 12 I* p m
" Ninety-six '? 03 j? m
" I lodges 05 p in ,
Helton lllp m
" < ; reen \ ? Ho ? ;{."> p ni :
No. 52 DOWN PASSKNO IJR.
Leave Oreenvillo 045 a in
Arrive Helton 11 03 n in
Hodges 12 17 p m
S Inety-SIx i io p in
Newberry ."> 02 ?> ni
Al-ion I 05 p in
( 'olllUlbia 6 15 j) ni
LAURKNH RAILROAD.
Leave Helena P "'
A rrlvo al Laurens CU. ii 311 p III
Leave Laurens < '. Il, 8 on ?? "i
Anise nt Helena il 00 a ni
?i. lt. TA Ll '< ITT. Supl ondont,
H. C V IIDWKLL, A. ' ?. P. A?
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY
(OM I* A NY.
COM M KN c t NH Mi:xt>AV Nov KM UK a 20,
I |SS5, al 0.15 A. M., Passenger Trains will
run as follows, "Lastern limo:"
.|?? AND PROM CRARLKSTON.
l e-i (HAILY.)
Depart Columbia 7 00 a in 5 27 pin
Hue Charleston ll Jil pm 9 00 p 111
v. esr ( DAILY.)
Depart Charleston 7 20 am ? 10 p ni
I mo < lol umbin 10 35 a m i" 00 p ut
T< > AND F1U >M CA M DRN.
( KA ST (DAILY KXCKt'T sr sn y v. 1
Dop't Columbia 7 00 am 5 05 p m ."> 27 p in
I >ue i 'iimtien 12 37 p m 7 42 p in 7 42 p in
? wi:s r DAILY KM CIT SUNDAY.)
Dep'l Camden 7 15 a in 7 a ni 3 15 p III
?Mle Collin.l?a 10 20 a 111 10 85 a Ul 10 p lil
TO AND FROM A?OUSTA.
K AST (O \ ILY. )
Deprrt Augusta 7 45? ml I0pml035p ni
Duo Charleston 12 32pin030 7 15 am
w BST (DA I I.V.)
Depart Cliarleslon fi 35 .'. lu n m 10 30 p in
I Mm Augusta 11 40 a m lu 20 p m V JO a m
CONNK?T?ONH
Maile at Columbia w illi Columbia and
Oreenvillo Hall road by train arriving ?it
lu. io A. M. ?md departing al 5.27 P. M.
\t Columbia Junction with C., C. A' A
Railroad Yvy sumo (rain to am! from nil
points on \>'ot li roads.
Passongors luke supper at llrauch
\ ?Ile.
Al Charleston will stenniers for Now
York; and willi stenier for Jackson?
ville ?iud points on St. John's River,
Tuesdays Utid Sat inda vs; with Charles
ton ami havannah Railroad to ami from
sm- miali midpoints lu Florida, daily-.
tloorgla mul Cc l
At Augusta wltrom any point w
Railroads to and lek ville (o and ni
and South. At Hlaltallroad. Through
points on llnrnwell ase-d to ail points
liokels can Le purchplylng to
South nmi We Iryap
IL Mi-o?T.KN. Ag't. Columbia, s.e.
JOHN H. PKCK,Oonoral Manager?
D.C. Allen, < L p. and Ticket Agent.
ss in selling- is careful, an
ke ina lot of clothing iron
;he "Strikes." They vs
them, ami we will let them slide; ?
worsted, wliolese
?"cir sla,"U.glrter flgu.:
rjiagonals, eull styl
?; OHJjR, letrici-slicLe
3"cct, Oassimere, o<
- cBIS.So to tile tra
m for only $10.00
its, latest styles a*ti(
# ? fleto Jed i i ?-d ??
ANDERSON,
: \. > 9-J
AK D
Kopai red
FRISK
A gouts for th
OSBORNE Mowers, R<
Cane Mills Wheat anti < i rial Mills
Acme Harrow-. Crain Drills, Kc?
Pumps, Wagons, Cotton Planters, < >'
( 'hum.
LAURE*
(
Lj? .i frill W
( iver san B
AU??US
fXT~ Mealsfurnished nt all hours,eon
?.aries ul tho season. Kverythlug scrup
ac politest attention given,
LARGEST AND CHEAPEN
Stock Larger, Prices l.d
Carpets and House burnishing
Moquet, llrussols, il-Ply ami Ingraii
('loi h-, Window ?shades, Wall Pap
Poles, Cocoa and ( anton Mattings,
lor samples and pri?es.
.1 A M KS
Alar. 21, issu.--ill _
DISSOLUTION.
The copartnership heretofore ex
isting between J, W, I a-:.he and
I). M. Patton has this day dissolved
hy mutual consent !>. M. ?'aiton
j w ill continue business at I tie old
' stand.
J. W. Leake?,
1>. M. Patton.
In withdrawing from the above
firm, I desire lo t hank the public for
pasl favors and a liberal patronage
and ask hu-my-nee?--or a contin
uance of tho same.
J. w. Leake.
March 27th. 1886
SOMETH I2STO
NFW Foll LAURENS!
Candy Factory
We have secured (ho services of
experienced candy manufacturers,
and opened a factory at \\\\< place,
w here all kinds of candy ari? made
from thc pure sugar.
NO ADULTERATION.
In addition h? lids Industry, wc
have a fiuostock ot fresh Groceries
always on hand, which wo sell at
Jiottom Figures.
Respectfully
A. It. SULLIVAN A CO.
?sT O rr I O EEL
Til K < ?ounty ( foin missioners will
onad at Waterloo, at IO o'clock. A.
M. on Friday, - Ist of May 188(1, to
determine where lo build the bridge
Over Peedy Uiver, at Crecy HridgO
or tho place known ns Ivory Phill',
and all citizens interested |n said
determination will please be pres
ent.
J. W. L1TTF,
( 'halrman n. c. c. L. ti.
May 12 1880 41 '21
THRESHING HI
Rlmptot, M oit Durable. BconoiulcAl. ?nd P*r/**t
in UM wn(.i??i m. ? , -, . i. u e ,i f..r nmrki-l.
THRESHING ENGINES WWW
Hnw ?mu. nn-1 Mtntt<lnr?l Implriarnli gen
?.f..ii- . s ...I for i.lu o .>. -I . e .I., i .
Vc Mir.;
A. B. FARQUHAR,
I> unlit Asitcullurul Work?. VOIM?, Vf
d competent "buying:, it?
T. a House who are wind
mere "bought forty Per-*
in like manner.
tl o regialetr ;prio?,
co, 13. ?3 O
es; xzsTaetl j obber?
lorio?, 15.oo.
ea^tiruil and st,y
i nobbiest designs,
BOYD & CO.
Agricultural
as
MES, SEPARATORS,
( 'elobratftd
sapers and Binders.
-, Sulkey Plows, Corbin Disc anti
?il Cull ors, Ac, Remington Forte
nano Distributors Davis' Swinging
;s, s. G._
HENSON
and Saloon,
road Street,
ta, Ga.
Histing nf nil tho substantials undi m\e$L- ??
ulously neat, tho best or order kept, ari
T MOUSE TN GEORGIA,
?we.i^tlia n ISvcr Before*
doods, tho largest Stock South?
i Carpets, Hugs, Mats and Crumb
ors, 1 .aro Curtains, Cornices and
I'pbolstery, Chromos. .?fl^Writ?
(?, ll A IT JK A SONS, Ag'ts.,
TM lt road st., Augusta, Oft,
?- - J - -L-1-x -uj-eat
J. J. PLUSH. J. W. KKUOUSONS
N KW FIRM,
Tho old linn of Boyd, Pluss * Co*
having dissolved by mutual eon
sent, tho undersigned have formed
a co-partnership and will keep a
: full Stock of Family Groceries and
1 Plantation Supplies.
', We are also A g ts. for Waudo Fer
j tili/.er and Acia Phospate.
fjer Mr. Pluss, in behalf of tho
, old Firm, takes this opportunity to
extend his thanks for past favor??
! and now solicits for tho new firm,
a liberal patronage.
(tur friends will please notice
; that wc occupy the handsome brick
; building of Mr. a. V. Littleton the
; corner of Main and Harper Streets,
w here wo will be glad to welcomer
I bein.
ri. ess ? FF. UH USO N.
Laurens, s. c., Jan. 2r>, 1886.
Wilmington, Columbia und AU ?HMUW
(Jcnoral Passonger Department?
Coi.UMniA, H. C., July 19, 1885.
M A u. A M n K XIMIKSS.
.iit li Dally. No. -1H No. 40.
l.cnv.) Wilmington s lft pm io to p n
[.'lemington a 42 p in ll 17 pr?
'* Marion ll 3?p m 12 40 u il
Arrive Florence ll 'ift p m 1 1ft a II
" Slimier 4 M a m
" Columbia 040ain
North DnllV No. 43 No. 47
I .cavo Columbia tfftftp
A ri ive Sumter ll 55 p
Arrive 1'lorcnco 4 15pm 6 07 n I
Leave Marlen ft 00 p nt ftfclat
Flemington 7 02 pm 7 44 it 1
Arrive Wilmington SMpm 0?7?r
NV.,ft3 No. 52.
I.onvo Clinrli Mtrti 7 25 i\ 1
Arrive " . 30 p i?
Arrise t'obniibia 1055 ? ,
Leave .' 5 27]
T. M. KMKltSON", O. P.
F. D.vsds, Cfen'l. siij>'t.
C. Si. S M ITU, Agent, Columbia, S. (
WARTED!" W:?*
?inotrTo O
\.HAI\IU!? lr?? lo lTiui>? bwcuioliiK affcol
I IjSo O.k. uiikk iil.i, Ttrrllorir atv?
'*..??,'' oii'fteUon <rrt?r?nfe#it. Aler*
Ort. 9f;o Ci, h-\? Broadway, NftW V<
WAMTED-UDY^?tlrfh??
rm cilil Mon ll.f. riin <!..., ni r?>.| I'nrroiUM'ftfj^^^H
iiml ,f..?.J ?nl.?i>. UAY ?V l?ROS , I ! S?Vol?y bH.,*.