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f?j? Advertiser. LAURENS, Juno 2d, 1880. TUM LAURENS MARKET. LAUttKNH, S. C., May 20. D. S. Sides, If ams, M ugnolia, 1 [Q Lard, Re?nod, 7 (,(. 71 < Cum, white, per bushel, Rac Meal, por bushel, ,;.-". Ilrits, per bbl,, $3.25 ur $3.75o flour, $4.50 (({ $o.50 Sugar, (Jranulalcd, nor bbl 7?0 Nails, per ko?, ll) l> llasis, $3.00 Felfee, pl(. Molasses, 2\ (<> Ide Snit, 12.ri lbs. per sack, 7.-,c ?S.lo6aI and SpseiaLfc SAM JOSHS is now waging war on base-ball. WltiKtiK1 Hook and Drug Storo ts the placo for line cigar?. Tho streets and sonare uro producing un excellent crop of hay. The State Press Association will meet .m June 18th, at Spartanburg. The Young men are arranging fer a 'rand Hall at Commencement. The Itaptist Church has received cle mant silver for Communion service. A ?reat many wollaliavo been injured ?y the frOshot.Tho walls have fallen in. Our correspondent from Power thinks the G. ?V h. will not be completed before December. Puring the Itasc-ball Tournament, I'IIK ADVKRTISKR will Issue an extra ?Very morning. A negro caine near drowning while lathing in Little Uiver at this place du lng the Ililli water. Wo have beard of sixteen bridges In [.aureus County having been wa ..ed IWay ny the freshet. Por the first lime in ten days Hie train lassod through thia fsiaoo for Spartan >urj', on Saturday last. In case Judgo (.OTUHAN is soul to 'ongress, Col. J. L. OltU la spoken of as dasueecssor Oil tho Hench. Tho appointment of c. M. FORMAN, Rftq., Of CJroonvlllo, as assistant U. S. district Attorney, will be confirmed. Tho Abbeville iitXMngf.r aptly Bays! 'Tho day for school-keepers is past. School teachers are what ls wanted." The Inspection ol' the Laurens ('narda, vhieh should have taken place on .lune !d, has been postponed until furl lier no lee. Mr. MAX /.AIIKK'S new livery stable H noarlng completion, it ls a substati lal building of concrete and of (ho ia est dosign, M I ss M cN INCH, OHO of t ho teachers of ho Walhalla Female College, is heiress o a fortune of $50,000. That sum awaits 1er receipt ono year boneo. Simpson ville, on tho 0. .V 1.., la eor alnly onjoylng a boom. At a sale of els on Thursday last, lineen aeres, wo earn, wore sold, the rate hoing$150 au lore. Most of the purchasers will ini irovo tholr lots at once. Kev. Mr. MI i.N KW, of Alabama, falber if Prof. M i i.N 1:1t, of t his place, occupied he pulpit of Rev. .1. V. F.MU on Sunday norning, and Hov. M. If A 11.MON, brother >f Hov. c. T. HARMON, pastor of the dotbo list Church here, proaebod in tho lanie eliuieh in the evening. Last week the ADVKRTIHKR mention id a gaiUO of base-ball played here re ?outly by the "s?dioot-boya" of clinton iud Ibo "second-nine," of Laurens. Iin nodintely after thc publication, our lanetum was invaded by nine young non, and upon their entrance we sus ?oetod their visit was moro t lum a frloild y call. We hasten to corro.lt our re tort of that gamo. Tho Clinton boys lefoatod tho "HChool-boya" of Laurens iud not the''second nilli1". Thc (Ircoil ille AVici urn! all other papers that hat have made errors in reporting hil.10 mll gamea Will please sympathise willi I Comu: Coaple. Married on May Pith, by Kev. Mr. Unlock, Mr. Wm. Drown and Miss An do Coojior. The groOll is l l years old' iud the bride l? years. i Sad Death. WiLMB BAXTER, only son of tho late FAS. M. H A x r K a, of Newberry, died of dood polHon, at Nowboiry, on Mny2Sth. Phe dooonsed was a promising young nan, 18 years of ago. Ho had boon cn? IHKod in funning at this place for the tant few months and left for Nowborry danit two weeks H^". with fever. Citied by Lightning. A neuro boy, living w illi Walter Cray u this placo, was killod by lightning on Sunday afternoon, lie was standing lear an open ?loor. Tho planks on tho loor where ho was standlllgand those nf he door on tho opposite Hldoof the room ,vero splintered, and tho chimney was .lightly damaged. Several other pcr lOns were present, but scarcely felt the dmek. The boy killed, was about VI rears old. BASE-BALL BOOMINO. rh? Or&nd Tournament to be Hold Her? on Jan? ?th, Oth, loth and nth. Flexed Amateur Players of the State. Kverything lu Laurens ls base-ball. From tho prattling infant to tho gray tinirnd siro all take an Interost In the Rroat American Raine. Thc. Association recently formed here promises lo glvo a ?erics of tho most Interesting games ivor played lu Upper-Carolina. The following ofheors of thc Association have been elected: .lohn I). Sheahan, President; J. A. Crisp, V leo-President : I. M. Philpot, Seo'y. nnd 'Irons.; J.T. Johnson, Manager. Hoard of Dlrootors: .Ino. D. Shoahan, K. E. Britton, .1. K. Wilkes, W. J. Hunter and W. .1. Parks. UttiplreSI .1. T. Johnson and J. A. Crisp. ROOrersI G. S. Carroll and J. M. Philpot. Nevorol of the best Nines in the State have promised t > participate, and lt ia expected that at least four will bo pios ent. Arrangements have been mndo to have tho visitors enjoy the hospitality of tho citizens of Lauren?, lavery thing will bo ilone to make their stay pleasant. Laurens lins a reputation for hospitality, but upon lids occasion she propose to upon wide her doors and show to tho world that along w ith our material prog ress, wo have also advanced socially. Tho 8. S. Sunday-school. <)n Thursday lust nbo"t two hundred nuil forty excursionists arrived here OU t he ( ?reen ville vt liUurens Railroad. Tile OXUrslon was gi YOU by Messrs. HICK it CoiiKMAN tO'tllO Bothol Sunday-school. The parly spent tho day at Holmes' Spring, ami in tin; afternoon they US* scudded iii thc Court Mouse, where tub dl'OSSOS were delivered hy hy ItOVH, HARMON md GILBURT. The school fur nished most excellent sacred music, w Idell was onjoyod by :t 11 prosont. Real Estato TraasforB for tho Month of May. C. A. Holt to A. W. Teague, 10.R? acres, $030.43. J no. I). Sullivan to Florene A. Sulli van, 460 acres, $2,012. LOTS IN rui: TO.WN or LAIMIKNS. C. P. Barksd ale to Mary Y. Garling ton, one lot $200| one $425. W. II. <Jarrett lo W. 1?. Drown, 1 lot, $3.00 A. W, Burnside to X. It. Dial, 1 hil, ?100. A. P. Sullivan to OoO. H. Anderson, 1 lol. $05.00. Hugh K. Gray lo Joaslo Tbompaou, 1 lot, $1[00. Personal. We aro sorry to learn thal Mrs. J. YV. JON KS is quito 111. Miss IJIPHCOMII, Of AbbbOVlllO CO/, is ViMltillg in town. Mrs. IC.VnUIKT MoHKI.KY Vlsltod < ?reenvido last week. Mr. 'i', F. SIMPSON roturnod on Satur day last from a visit to Florida. Mr. ANHKIISON CIIA.MIII.IN, of Wood? rutV, was in town on Friday last. Miss LAURI H VANCK, tho charming daughter of Mal. VANCK, of Troy, is Visiting in town. .Indue JAS. O. SIMPSON, of liol I var, Mo., is spondtlig a few ?lays with redl and friends here. Dr. I*, li. CONNOR, who hns been :?I? - soul for a few days ni professional busi ness, has returned. Mrs. Dr. TAIT?N and Mrs. S.VI.MK Boi.T, Of Dorroh, and Mrs. Dr. I KUY visited our town last week. Col. H. D CON NI Nfl It AM, who has boen absent for several weeks in Col ll nihill and Fairfield, has returned. Mr Anuru Bi.AKKi.Y lormorly of this placo, now of Augusta, (Ja. visited "tho boys" hero last week. Miss ANNA MCFADDEN, of Rock Hill, will spend tho summer boro with lior sister Mrs. Di I.ra NO II A M. Mr. A. I.. AHAMS ami family, of Troy, spout a week with relatives hore. They Hie well pleased with their now homo. Maj. Lewis H. RKDMOND, of "moon shine" fame, has accepted the position of Superintendent oT tho Oovcrnmonl Dis tilleries of Biemnn, at Walhalla. Messrs. .I.S. M A lian A l.t., H. Y. HEI I.AMS, A I.KW Holm, Hen Mu.i.un and Dr. W i i.i.i v. No it WOOD of O reen ville, vlsiied Laurens by way of tho (I. A b.Oil Thursday last. Among tho young men roecutlv ad mitted to tho liar, wo notice thc names of I.KW IS B. WHAIT.KY, of I,aureus, and Ci.ARKNUK CON INO ii AM, of Charleston, brother of H. D. CUNINOIIAM, Karp, of 1 bis placo. Gotinta ?orrGspon?cDGG. WATl?tbOtl. " j BILL. Mr. Toni Carter, and Mr. Fronch of of Triangle; Mr. J. C. Hunt.of Laurens, Dr. .lohn Smith, Ml. Oldhlghor, Were in town last wick. Miss. lOstol O ri flt ll has returned from Cross Mill, where she has berni vis iting friends. Also Mr. Crank Smith has returned from a trip to his father's. Tho people of Waterloo, extend to Mr. Hill Finley, their thanks for his goner ons olfer of a croquet s*j|. Some of our llase-ball players seem to j object lo the gnuie because lhere is loo much running in it, one of thom was ! beard to remark the ot her day, that he collected more wind in running around than ho could well (?cl out. Mr. Whatloy baa returned from Colum bia, Whore he was admitted to the praetce of Law, and wo are proud to say that out of a class of Mixteen, he stood soeoml. Trial Justice D. VY. Anderson, neting j as coroner, hold an inquest on the 2Mb May, over the body of nu infant, the i child of Jackson Cunningham, cob, w ho was killed by a fall from the ami 4 of its nurse. Dr. Wilber, after adose autopsy carno to tho conch alon that death was caused by concussion of tho brain. Miss Magglo Murohorson,ofCoromica, is visiting friends at this place, ami is tho gu oat of Miss Li/./.ic Anderson. Tin* Ladies of the Methodist church ol' this place gaVO an outer! ainu nient a! Anderson's Mall on Friday night, which, considering tho hard times, was quito a success UOttlllg them twelve or tl ft OOH dollars. Mr. Warron Walkor, has a oat who is prcsumcrbly t he mot her of ono rabbit anil four kittons. Al any rab', when first noticed tho rabbi! was with tho kittons nursing her, and when she hns .ocasi?n to iitovo hor young slio Invnri biv moves the rabbit firs!. *^ Since thc rains Ibo oat crop in this I section is looking well, but wheat is al most a failure. Stands of cotton aro poor and some of our farmers are planting ??vcr. Next Tuesday hoing the day to chango the guage our, Railroad we w ill bo with out mall Our County Commissioners mel in reference to tho reuiooval of Creeov's Bridge to a point lower dow n. M r P. S. Plnsovt, hus boon quite sick for for some time, but we are pleased to learn that he is ImporVOingi < "If OSS 11 1 LL. MACK. Willis Dendy, Faq., lying extremely ill. The wife of Hogan Watts has boon ox - tretuly ill from Pnountonla, but is bettor. The wife of UOO. L- Carter ls quite sick, Sammy Turner, son of J O. Turner, has been quite siok, but is now bettor. Mr. Pinkney Pinson baa been very ill Villi Billions Fever, at ono Hmo WHM very dangerous, but at the presold wri ting is in tho way of Improvement. We have boon rut o(V from omnuini catlon willi tho world for over a week, the breaks in the railroads have slopped our mails, amt except our County papers wo have-not soon a newspaper for ovor a week. Our people aro earnestly and cheerfully ' at work repairing the damage to field (ihd crops caused by tho late freshet, some of the bottom lands cannot bo worked this year, and some of lt f>r years to come, the damage cannot be es timated in dollars and cents, still wi" oap I live and the wonderful recuperative I powes of pur Soil and climate will soon I obllorato tho signs of the freshet. Tho public school ut thill place, taught Irv J. C. Cook, Eaq., and Mrs. M. T. ! simpson, elosod on Friday, 21 st of Maj-. Tho friends ami patrons gathered to witness (he closing exorcises, amt the children ? 1 i> 1 themselves ?md their touch, ors great credit hy their ready answer* to tito various puzzling questiono put to them in grammar, arithmetic, geogra phy and other studies, ami especially in tho spelling contest, called hallie spell ing. A bountiful picnic dinner was spread, amt when all were gathered in-round, tho school ropoatod tho Lord's Prayer US a as a grace before eating. A gentleman present remarked thal it was the best dinner he over HttW to be gotten up itt season of t ho year, be tween "old ham" limo and "frying chicken" limo. Tho afternoon was de voted to hase hall and Ibo young gentle men and a IV w musical mon, under tho eve of many beautiful ladies, exerted themselves to the utmost und played several very (Ino gamos. POWER 1?. O. p. s. Wo aro glad to state that Mrs. .lane Power, who has been ?lek for several weeks, luts rccovorod. The large embankment of earth, (brown up in front of Power I*. ()., last Full, lois been cleared away and the ap pearance of the place is greatly improved. Messrs. Power, Brown, Hughes and Oulll went fishing Tuesday hist and caught nineteen eels ami twenty pounds of tish. They were highly (lated at tholr success ami 'twill pay to go again, Our neighbors have already written enough concerning the dreadful freshet, andas our misfortunes ami losses are similar to theirs, wo will not mention thom nor attempt to picture the long laces worn by our fan ll ors. Tho acholar? of Bethel Sunday-school passed hore Thursday on an excursion lo Laurens. Why cannot our .scholars take an excursion loo? lt is useless to wait iiny longer for tho completion ol' the railroad, for the employees think (In road will not roach (j roon ville before December. Miss Willie Pat tor son, who luis charge ol'the school ?it KhoilOOZOr, loft a few weeks since for her homo in Georgia, Wbol'O she will spend her vacation. Miss j Patterson made many friends during I lier stay hero, and it was with much re- I gre! they badi- her adieu. She was generally liked, both as a lady ami a teacher. Wo wish her a pleasant va cation. To pr?vaut further m 1st uko, I have been requested to state that tho School Lxtnbitioii.it Power shop will bo on Friday night, June 4th. The exercises will cont monee promptly at 8 o'clock. All patrons ami friends ore cordially invited to attend. OOL.DVILLK. WI Lil KLM. We regret to chronicle thc death of I an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kobi il Copeland. i I Wo learn a considerable storm pitas- i cd Mr. Hugh Workman's on Wodnos- , day night, blowing down some houses | and trees, hut doing no oilier damage. We linderst ?md thill Messrs. J. W. C. Heiland Lafayette Crawford arc spend ing this week in Spurtauburg, looking aller the interest ot' thc Wadsworth I I F.slato. Pain rain, a dolllgO of it : crops all sub- ' merged; at present cannot estimate ' dlimngo done to crops. Pasture teneos J all trono. Tito bridge ovor Lillie Uiver at Milton cone, the uncover Hush Uiver near Ooldvlllo, also. This gises our ' County Commissioners work. The recent hard rains caused the val- j liable tlsh-pond of Mr. IM. Boyd to , break causing him to lose a quantity of Hue ( 'arp. I low ex er, ?i few of these were , reeovord, ami I um recipient of a "throe ju.under" from Miss Annie. Mr. Collier Winn, now a student of Woflord Collogo, paid relatives in this' vicinity ll visit. Ile has been sulfering I from measles and carno with a dimble motive, thal of pleasure ami to obtain treatment from his uncle Dr. C l> Last. [ CLINTON, ".I " Tho young litorory society of Clinton ? I'olh-ge gave au entertainment in Ibo sha po of a lawn-party, on last Friday ' evening, for the benefit of their Society. I lt is only necessary to say that Ibo youth and bounty of Clinton was out in full force, which assures success t<> any enterprise. (?ur farmers are a busy s-t of mon just now; not with conventions ami politics, however, but with trying to get their washed binds ?uni devastated crops in ship shape. Tho plow and boo can accomplish wonders, and dnr'mv I In past week, they have hoon plied with unusual energy. Tho result is apparent, and on many Holds, (he ofloct of Ibo Hoods are nllllOSt obliterated. Some grain ls being harvested ami tho output is rather encouraging. Fall sown oats aro better tllllll WnsoxpOOlod, sud IdMMM sow n In tim Spring promise to he MTV superior in both quantity and quality, so that we are encouraged to hopo for better times ahead of us. Last Friday, hoing tho -sib day of May, was observed at thc Thornvvoll Orphanage, as a holiday. The occasion, is tho anniversary ot tho laying of tho cornor-stono, of tho in st building, over oroctod on tho premiaos. This holiday bus boon st Hely observed every year since the Ofion I Hg of tho institution. TIlO Whole number Of inmates, are pro vided with a bountiful ple-nlo dinner, and no kind.of work, is allowed for tho Whole day, except such ns is of prime necessity. You know tho little folks en joy the occasion. On tho same day this year, tim corner stone nfthe Orphanage Printing House was laid wltti appropriate ooromonles. It is to bo a separate building from any Of tho Othortf, ahd will be devoted ex clusively io tho work of par Monthly and such oilier job work as may he bestow ed noon lt, in w ay ol nubile patronage. The boy i ? an pul up u nice job, i nd aro glad togci them lo do. CKNTKIt VILdLE. . HANS VON SMASH. Dr. J. H. C'ulberl lon, Of Waterloo spent Sunday last with UH. AUOtbor ono of tho colored "Dr's." patients do d a few davs ago. Muob damage has been done by tho recent heavy rains? in tltis section by I Hweoping away brldgos, washing lands, A-e., but tlio small-grain crop, winch is Krcally needed now, has boon consider ably Improved. Never haVO WO seen oats grow moro rapidly than they have since t ho rain, if the gain in lins direc tion docs not Oqual tito loss in the oilier, it will l>e a grout help, since it will como in just at a lime when stock food is scarce. Wo had an llltoroatlng and lively dis cussion last Siiinrsday in tho Cont or ville Agricultural Club, Oll the .subject of preparing and onricbing land. Dis enssion was opened by Y. J. Cooper, WllC was followed by several other members alter which il was decided that (lev) preparation, rotation of crops and UH application of homo made manure was tho best plan. Several ladies attende* the mooting, whose presence are liol only oncotiragtng, hut ados much to Un interest already manifested in tho im pm vernen t of agriculture. Lotter from Power Shop. Wo obHorvo a now, noat pin/./.n ut tin residence of M r. B. T. Shell. Wo hoar ol' some having to plant cot ton nguiu, on account ol' a bad stund. Mr. J. II. Shell, Ol' Hoi roh, has tin li nest wheal held wc have seen yet. Mr. Iltur, it' you hear anything of i stray cotton patch unvwhere, pious? drop me a card, and your iufomiutloi will ho thankfully received. Weare informed that Kd ward's druitt will give a grand exhibition in tliis coin mundy. As WO have not seen any ol the posters pul up yet, wo aro uulnforui' ed as to the exact dato. Thc rains which have fallen duriiej tho past WOCk have been VOry destruct Ivo, washing away mill-dams, bridgie and giu-ltousos on waler courses, beside! greatly damaging tito ? Tops and wash lng the land badly. The weather now is clear, and "(.teilend Creen" and hi; force are marching right on. Hoing ill reieepi ot' a ruling ol' Judgi Walacc, recently, in regard to phys! eians certificates ol' disability as to per formalice of road duty, we scud it to publication for thu benotit of road work ors: Judge Wallace, al this term of cou ri made an important ruling, which wo ri port from information: Tho dofuultu had in his possesion a certificate of dis; bility from a physician, which was ir sufllccut oxcuse, and a linc of $.'>.uo wu impose I. Judge Wallace confirmed th decision of the court below, amt di missed the appeal. Ii/ so doing, li honor stated that thocortiticate of a plo sudan was au < >t ??u ti statement, an only a ground of excuso, and the part sheltering himself under such oxoui| I ion eau he rd urned tu a Trial .Instil as a defaulter, and un llimrillg the eas can determine on thc character and o tent ol* Ids (Usability. If on houri li? ll ovidencc, ho concludes (hal tic-re is ? actual disability, either temporary > permanent, thc defaulter is excuse nthurw ise, he can impose the usual tin s. li. w., ito A I) WORK ru. Wont ber Iud ?cut ions. Hain follows two or tb rou m? seculive frosts. A shower of hail in the dayl i ii is usually followed hy ;i frost night. A Huted halo around t he -un setting occurs in long continu rainy weather. If, on a tine day, tin- (lust sn dollly rises in li revolving spii column, rain is near. Rainbows are unreliable, exec they occur in the morning, wit rain may be expected. \ dazzling metallic lustre on liage, during a cloudless day summer, precedes a change. Sun-dog-and fragments nf pr matic colors during the day sin continued unsettled weather. No dew in the morning is mosl followed hy rain, and a heavy d< in thc evening hy a line day. A halo around tlie moon, es| chilly if some distance from ?t, i -ure indication of downfall at liai If after rain drops of w ater si hang on the bran hes ?md twi and to window frame- the rain w return, I mt if they fall and the wot work dries, line weather is ut hm Slimes turn damp before wet; the same lime it must he ohscrs that the fact ol'their doing so di md invariable indicate rain, they will do so occasionally bc fi t he heat. If the sky he a dull gray, and I sun ri es clear, gradually dispi lng the vapors, it will he line. lie retires behind the clouds, II lhere ure reddish streaks about, w ill rain. often u beautiful sunset will followed hy a bad day. Alto rainy day, suddenly ut sunset the far West will appears ningi cent streak of crimson dud cop colored)-this generally forotol line day. Mists nt evening over low-ly ground or near a river preceds I and warm days. I f a mist in morning clears off as the sun ^ higher, it will he tine, hut if it ties down again after lifting a lit rain is ut hand. Tho man who ls out of door sunrise can form a pretty QCCU1 opinion of what tho day is to If Just before sunrise the sky, pccially in the West, is suffi w ith red, rain generally follow the course of the day. In win often snow. Huge piled-tip unisses of w ( loud in a blue sky, during w li Indicate snow or hail. If sn dark (doods flout OelOW the ii| ones, moving faster than they, will following, us it will if, in morning, low hanging, pale bri smoke-like (louds ure floa nbout.-CuxfitU. t -The last slave sold lu Vlrjj in the spring or (?ti.? for a bun bead of cabbages. -lt it is predicted that triol ty will finally enable us to friends wit o are distant, as if to face. Notwithstandirj regardless of the i of "Tria? Merit'' g] of success, ;pilot< and freigted wit Having a comple for the Spring an< sary to itemize. C Magic Wand, of C on snort profits Metal tm -. "? .1 -? * * MAGNOLIA PASSKNOKII KOUT E. ii., L. Hltd A. A K. Railways. I II L fleet Jan 31, ISWI. Tillie 90th Meridian ono hour slo\Tur (lian C. A i;, tt. R. ?ol Nu sol. I ll U l t LY? Kxeopt Sunduy. Leave spart an hu rg .Toop ni .ri :.o a m : Moore :t 2.'i p m ?; UH u in ' Wood ru IV 4 iMi p m 7 i:t n m ' " Kooree 4 20 p in 7 40 II III I " < ?ra 140 P tu s 24 II ni j " Laurens. 4 ?">!? p m y lo a m i " ll it'll Pol ut 5 21 p III WftN a m Waterloo 5 ttl pm lo ?toa ml, " Coronara ?.'il p m ll 02 a m Arrive (1 roo nw nod 8 12 p nt ll .'Mi a m J I icavu * ? reen wootl 4 4ft H m (j 12 p in 1 50 p Ul 1 Arrive Au? ??list:! '.I .Vi a III V) Si p 111 7 00 p 111 Arrive Atlanta 7 ito a ni 5 40 p tl) I Arrive Savannuli ?otla ni 4 12 p m ! Arrive ?Lu.'ksonvillo 12 00 a m 1030 pm! OOINU NO ur 11 UAH.T. I ?eave A i lauta s l"> pm Leave Jacksonville 2 30 j? ni ! Leave Kavannah s lo p m Leave Au gusta 1 ftft p m o 3ft a ut 8 00 a m 1 Arrive < i reen wood 7 0 ?< n m 052 it ni 1 00 p m Leave ( ! reen wood 0">2ani 1 yipiu \ Arrivo Coronara lo io a m 2 IS ?> m I Waterloo 1030 a m 2 ftft pin I 11 Indi l'oint lil 13 a m :t lu p m . " Laurens ll lon m 3 TM p m j " . i ru 11 .">! u m i rift p m i " Kimroo ll fttiia m ."> 17 p m ! WuoilriifT 12 IO p m ft ft! p in Moore 12 10 p in ?> 41 p m ? "Spnrtanhiirg I '-."> p m 7 40 p m i !.. T. CHARLTON, O. I?. A. J. N; ll vss, sup"!. Augusta, I la. < I UK KN V?LLK A COLUMBIA CA 11.KOA h. On and lifter ?Fan. 10, ISM;. Passenger ' Trains will run as herewith iiidieated j upon this rond und ils branches. Daily, e\ii pt Su nd ays. No. ft?j fp PASSKNUKR. Leavo Colnuihiu C. it < I lepot 10 4ft a ni A ri ive Alston 11 4ft a lil " Newberry 12 Is p m " Ninety-six '_' 03 p ni Hodges Oft p m Helton 4 11 p ni j " (Ireenvillo ft?lft p m j No. ft! l><>\\ N P ASS K NC KU. Louve ? I room illa Ift a ni : A iii M. Helton ll 0.3 n m (lodges 12 17 p m NInety-Six 1 H? p m Newberry 3 02 p m Alston 4 Oft p m ( 'oltllilhiii ?< '."> P m ? LAUKKNS RAILROAD. Leave Helena H 32 p m Arrive at Laurens C. H, ft 30 p m Leave Laurens?', ll. sim ?1 m Ai -Ive at Helena ll 00 a m | <;. lt. TA LCOTT, Sup! ondont. 11. CA un ?Vl?l.L, A. (I. I'. A. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY COMPANY. CoM M i:\i lNO Sl NDAV NOVEMIll.il is*:., -.o u.t' A. M.. 1'iisniinjror Tra?na will ru u as follows, "K?stern time:" TO AND FROM CHARLESTON. FAKT (OAII.T.) Depart Coluinhln 7 no A ni ft 27 pm Du? (hai lestmi ll 20 pill tl 00 p m WKMT (OA I LY.) Depart Charleston 7 20am 510pm Due Columbia 10.3ft a ni 10 Ou pin TO AN D PROM CAM DEN. (KAMT (HAILY PX OK PT HUNOy Y.) Dep't < 'oltimbln 7 ito mu ;i O.'? p in ft 27 |> in I ?ne < 'anulen 12 37 |> in 7 42 p in 7 42 j? ni ( W KIT OAII.T EXCEPT Sf N OAT.) Dep't Camden 7 t"> a in 7 a ni .'I I ft y* in lino Coluu.bia 10 20 a m li) .V> a ni IO p m TO AND FROM AITOU8TA. HAST ( OAII.T.) Doprrl August? 7 4ft a ni 4 40 p m tO.Vi p in DiK< Charleston 12 TJ p in t? JW) 7 Ift am WEST ( n.\ I LY.) Depart Charleston fl ."."> .> IO n m 10 HO P ni D0e Augusta 1140a ni lo 20 p ni 7 .'.0 a m CONNECTIONS Made at Cnhnnbia with Columbia and ( Ireenvllle Rnllroud by train arriving nt 10. 40 A. M. and departing al .">.'J7 1". M. At Columbia ?Tunellen with C., C. A' A Railroad by same train to and from nil points on \><>th roads. Passengers take supper at Brunell ville. At Charleston with steamers for Now York; and with steamer for .laokson vlllo ?nd points on St. John's Uivor, Tuesdays and Sntunbiv*; with Charles ton and S ' minah Hailroad to and from Suv miali audpnints hi Kloridn, dally. Dcorgln and 0 At A uirustn wit rino mi v point W Railroads to nnd fekvlll? to an<l in and South. AI Dla Ibiilrond. Through points on barnwell used to all points tickets can bo purehplylng to South and We hy np I ?. Mi ??I'.'.KN. Ag'L Colunibhl, S.C. JOHN lt. PK< K, o.ne.ni Manager. D.< '. Allen.P. I*, ? lid riOkol Agent. ig thc prevalent c influence a Mull s Lidos smoothly et 3ci by "bin? lanorri ti et cargo of* gei ^^t&, neat and. "we ci Summer trade, Z>\xr goods "wer? \z ^ash, and wo oar: for a ciuLiolsL ret?a: FOWLER'S BLOCK, FRICK BO^S ENBII Agents for 111 o OSBORNE Mowers, Rc Crtne Mills Wheal und Chi*! Mills, Acme Marrows, flraln Drills, Foci Pumps, Wagons, Colton Planters, Ol ( 'burn. LA U11KN Rotaurant ( )\ ( r 8'Wj Iii AllgtlSt ?&- Meals furnished at all hours,cons (.acion ol' HIP season. Kvorything scrupii ac politest attention given. LARGEST AND ('II KAI*KS' Stael, Larger, lfc ri eua Loi Carpets and House furnishing < Moquet, Brussels, .'LPly and Ingrain Cloths, Window Shades, Wall Cape Coles, Cocoa and ('anton Mattings, | ho samples and prices. J A M KS < Mar. 24, |s:sc,,-\\\_ DISSOLUTION. The copartnership heretofore ex- ? ?sting between .J. W. Leake und I). M. Cation hus this flay dissolved by mutual consent !>. M. Calton! will coidinue business at \Jui old stand. .1. w. Leake, 1). M. Patton. In withdrawing from the above linn, I desire to thank the public for past favors and a liberal patronage and ask for my successor a contin uance of tho sumo. J. W. Leak?. March 27th. issn SOMETHING NEW FOP. LACRLNS! Candy Factory We have secured the service* ?f | experienced cundy manufacturers, and opened a Factory at this place, Where all kind?? of candy are made | from the purr sugar. NO ADULTERATION. In addition to this industry, we have a tine stock of frosh Groceries always on hand, which we sell at Hot (nm Figures. Itespectfully A. IL SULLIVAN A- CO. THRESHING M?ES fllmplr?t. Mont numble, Kmnomlrnl, ?nd Porfrct In II-.- wuticx DI. ?ruto; elwin ll rtmur for market. THRESHING ENGINES '&WM8? ??wllllla. ?rel Wlw?tnr4 ?^?p>l???aaita gon #ntll). S. ml for I ll tui rn it J raialogu*. A. B. . ?/Iranist Arrimait nra! FARQUHAR, ?ait?ral Work*, YORK. Va. - Herr Most complains that be vas robbed of JfTso w hen he was arrested. It is difficult to sec how an Anarchist could really he robbed. If no man bus any right to propel tv. the money which this noisy Social ist had in his pocket was not bis in any but a Pickwickian sens?, and anybody who wanted it lind a i right to toke lt. Living on tick-Telcgaph opera tors. reason " our ship loin.g ttl? waters ng li and. ofoare nain? bargains, 3ll assorted lin? flrici it -u,rin?o?s >ovjLgrit -witii tri? L afTord to worK. cn of tri? jVLigrity g1 iL CSS I'TJ' A'?"!l!fnHBIg^?***^' BOYD & CO. A-TI??1 tn ral )rapkm<u??. SEPARATORS, Celebrated apers and Binder?. Bu Ikey Flows, Corbiu l>i?e ?ad I ('utters, Ac, Keming-ton For?? inno Distributora Darin' Bwiaging S. S. r._ HENSON and Saloon, omi Street, ti, On. [Hiing of ntl thc auhalantiaia ?.od;<.i.>iu lously neat, tho best or order kepi, an r II01TSK IN GhEOKGIA. xvr Ll? a it liver De foi*?. ?oods, tho largest stock Woufch. Carpets, Hugs, Mat* and Crumb rs, Loco Curtains, Cornie?? ?ad 'pholstory, ('Iiromo*. ^j?p-Write i. BAILIFF SONS, Ag'is,, 714 Broad st., Augusta, Ott. 1 1 -snsnsi J. J. Pl.l'SH. .1. W. I'S KM l HOP, NEW Fl UM. Tito old firm of Boyd, Flus* A Co. having dissolved by mutual con sent, the undersigned have formed n co-partnership and will keep a full .St il of Family Groceries and nlantation Supplies. We uro ?Iso Agts. for Wando Fer tilizer and Arin Fhospnte. Mr. Mu**. In behalf af th? old Kimi, takes this opportunity to extend his thanks for past favor?, and now solicits for tho nea- Arru, a liberal patronage. Our friends ?ill plea?? aotice that wc occupy th? handsome brick building: of Mr. Ci. V. Ll ttl?, on the corner of Main and 11 ur pur M reels, where ? e will hu glad to welcome tb #?m. rhUBS 4 PE.no UftOH. Laureat, S. C., Jan. S3, I 8 s ft. Wllmingloa, Columbia ani 4 ?ge ?ta. (ioneral Passenger Dep?rtase? t, CobVMSlA, S. C., ?ely lt, 18??. M ni. aa? Kira aa?. South-Hally. . <?. 4S We?. I.OMT? Willllillg?ta ?LS pan 10 lt f> rm llwmiiigkoa ?ia ? ?a ll ir? ea M .i non li SS p .? IS 40 n aa Arrive I-Morena? M 2? p aa 1 If a a? Sumter 414 a ?a " Columbi? ? I? s in North Dully ll?. 4ft SJ ?. ?f. I .i ns o Columbia t ta ? aa Arrivo Sumter ut? pm Arrive Florene* 4 lt pat ?rr? M Leave Marion 4 Ot p a? ??.lana " Flemington 7 Ot pa? T 4? a aa Arrivo WilntlllgtOl S SI ? aa ' t ?T a nt Charleston and C?nmiM? ftp??!?!. Na. ta ??. ft. i.' ?.< \ o i i..i. -''??ten ri? ?a? ArrU? tttpaa A rriv? t'elueiMa It ?a LenT? ? tf7?w V. M. ?MKBSJO?, ?L W. A. .! F, Holt, Oim'l. Sup t. C. M. SMITH, J, neat, C?iaa?Sl'? ?? ?lt. SCOTT, ?43 Broadway, NCW VORK. ?fi?f ?D~ LADY,A' " "M **?'*^ > i n i MU . \l Pot. lt- f. i. i. . l r .jilin ... I t*ji'l K'MWI . ?lu jr, CAY a: BROS., 1