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LAURENS, Juno Oth, 188?. ?jLi'jii.' tea gggggg sass g THE LAURENS MA UK KT. tiAURKKS, H. C., Muy 26. I). H. shies, iy;c I lams, Magnolia I2KC Lard, Relined, 7 (ii 00 Corn, white, por bushel, K">O Nt "al, por bushel, 85e Orbs, por bbl., |3.25 (?"i $3.75o Flour, $4.50 (ii $0.00 HUKttr, Granulated, por bbl 8o Nail?, por ko?, 10 I) Rasia, $3.00 CoO'ee, 10e Molasses, 24 (? 40o Halt, 125 lb?, por Hack, 760 Soo LAW (.'ard of Maj. N. S 11 \ IMUS Thu C. A. G. railroad is ??rain lu opera tion. Roo notieo about JULIAN DALTON, In another column, and Lo governed linne hy. Tho Wllliamston Hasp-ball niuo will play the T,aureus boys hero lO-duy (Tues day). Train hands on t ho I,aurons Railroad report a genuino Hood at Newbury on Monday. What OffOOt will CLEVELAND'S ronnn clation of Homo Huh? havo? is now tho (pi osti?n. Wo roeoived an invitation to our girl's marriage lasb week. . Morry wo could not ho prosent. Hovera! of our young men attundod tho Hall ac (Jreonvillo on Thursday evening. WILKES; at his Hook and Drug Store, displays some Uno var lot los of turnips grown this year from Kerry's Hood. Wo aro sorry to learn of tho death of Mr, W. M. HOPKINS a worthy citizen if this place. Ho lon vos a large family. On our outside this week WO nive some practical sugg .attona from high author ity, hoadort "Thoughts for tho Month." Salcday last brought very few men to tow n. Only one tract of land was sold by tho Master. Il contained GO.1 j acres and brought 1250.00, Through tho courtesy or Mr. SAMUEL MCGOWAN Jr. WC havo roeoived an in vitation to tho cointnoncoinont at Wof ford on J une 15th. Qroonvllle is agitating a "big Jollifica tion" on the fourth ol July In celebra tion of the arrival of tho lirst tain on tho O. M. L. to tho eorporato limits. Wo fully endorse tho article of ..Con servative," in another column, and roe oramond it to tho careful consideration ofevory voter in Laurens County. Youngs Township sends a stron? del egation to tho Convention of tho loth. Instructed against suggestions. Pro ceedings roOlOVOd toolalo for publication Tho Hpartanburg A Cition Railroad has boon so badly damagod by tho re cent freshet, that au Otlginocr had to lo? OatO tho traok. It w ill ho somo weeks yet boforo tho road will be in running order. During tho break in tho C. ?fe U. Rail road, our (own has hoon flooded with strangers going to and from Newberry. For more than two weeks all mails for Newberry wore recolvod i>3- way of this placo. A passenger train on the N. E. lt. lt., plunged into tho Han tee on tho 7th. inst., killing tho following passengers: J, I,. Colo, Dr. Kinloch, William Ingolsby Miss Mol vor, Miss M. White, Miss Han nah Wilson. Mew PoBt-omco. Anew Post-ofllco has boen established al Lailford, on the H., I.. A' S. Railroad, to be known as f.auford Station P. O., J NO. W. LA NEO un, Pos tm astor. Laurens County Patent. We have soon a working model of a now Injector for steam Hngl.ios, which is the latest Invention o? Mr. T. M. WORKMAN, it is tin' simplest ?vcr iliad?, and ono of tho advantages is that bot water cnn be used as well as cold. An Untimely Death. Since our last issue, this community has boen pained by tho loss of a most excellent lady. Mrs ANTIIOT. JONES, .ivlfo of Mr. .1. Wii.i.iE JONKS, dtod at her residence at this place on tho 1st inst, in 46th yonrof hor ago. she leaves a husband and six children and a larg or circle of friends to mourn her loss, who have tho heartfelt s vmpathy afthlacom niunity. National Ban* Organized. At a molding of the Directors of the National Hank of Laurens, on June 1st, the follow ing ?ffloorfl were elected: T)r. J. A. HA it KS KALK, Prosldont) Maj. W, A. WATTS, Cashier; .INO. AUOUBTUS RA IIKSOALE, Assistant Cashier. It was decided to call in HO per eont. of tho capital stock subscribed, on or be fore the lirst day of July prox. The Ideation of tho bank building was referred to a committee of three. List of Juror?, June Term 1886. 0.0. Rntrokln, L. M. Linson, H. F. 'Simpson, Jno, W.Godfrey, H. I>. Nar. -e, Jas. W. Henderson, Jiro. li. Wood, (?co. F. Dorrohi Lewis Abercrombie, v. c. (Jarrott, Jamos Crawford, lb B. Tribblo, Jno. C. Stone, T. J Hatton, H. F Hill, IL Ii. Hilt, W. M. Mitchell, Jno. W. Duvall, M. IL Iturdlno, J. K. Daniel, W. C. Halontine, J. P. Copeland, W. J. lloyd, H. M. Pinson, Jno. H. Dial, Jno. R. HellaniH, H.S. Wallace, L. A. Hen derson, T. H. Hiddle, Jesse D. Jones, S. I). Puckett, Andrew Phillips, Willis H. Chook, A. W. Parks, W. T. Austin, John If. Nelghlsirs. Tao Township Club. Which metbeTOon Saturday last, w as well Attended, Dr. WILLIAMS WIOOIIT was olootori pormaneut ebairmun and J. 1), SULLIVAN soerotary. Tho follow ing del?galos, weroeloetod to tho County Convention which meets hore on Ute 10th; f>, W. SHELL. Dr. Wm. Witton r, Capt. J AS. H I' no ENS, W. P. CURRING ii A M , J. F. H A M.VOE, Col. B.C. WATT H. o. KAIRSTON, Maj. W. D. CANNON, and A. W. HnAMLRTT. Resolutions in favor of tho Convention suggesting persona aultablo for ntombora of tluileglslitnre wore overwhelmingly passed. Baso ban Tournament Postponed. Owing tc? the Irregularities of tho mailt caused hy thu chango of guago and th? destructivo "wash outs" eonimunlcu ilona to visiting aluba were dulaycil hone? it was almost impossible, ot thc lute ?lay our invitations rouchel thom to positively deoldo upon coming. Ar we wish to niako tho tournament a suc cess we havo decided to wait until a full list of Clubs could bo with us, wo have dovldetl to postpone it until Tuesday th? sixth day of July next. Tho public oat assured, although tho games deferred they w ill soo good ball plaved here, am that tho programme orrlglnally made up w ill bo successfully carried out. JNO. 1). SH KAU AN, President. J. M. I'IIii.nor, Soo'y. Personal. Mr. LEWIS KOPPBL visited Charlestoi on business last wook. Dr. (). lt. MAYKK, Jr., of Newberry was in town one day last week. Mr. A. M. ItoESBL, has rotltmod fron Augupla with bis brido and will ocoup: tho Grimes houso. KditorS. M. Pl LORA IC, ol'tho Woottrm J'rogress, was in tow n last week, in th tntorost of his papor. lion. J. K. P. GOOOANS, County Chair man ot tho Democratic Party, of New bery, was in tow n last week. Mrs. W. N. WRIOIIT and Mrs. Ifoi LAND aro spending soino time at Olen Springs, tho popular summer resort. HOV. If ARTWRI.L R. MOSELEY, Hon < Col. GEO. V. MOSELEX, of our town, i spending a few days with his parents. Misses HAIDEE and PLOHENCE TIIOMI SON, two channing young ladlos of Wa bala, passed throgh Laurens on Satui day last. M?MS JANIE SIMPSON, who has bee spending a few ?lays with friends an relatives hero, left for her homo in Poi dleton this morning. 1 We are sorry to learn that our ostoen |ed townsman Mr. H. IL flUDOBNS j quito sick] also, that Mrs. J. M. Pm POT is dangerously ill this morning. lion. Si-A N Y A u N E WILSON, a prom lieut member ot tho Spartanbug Har at an eloquent orator, will deliver tho a nual address before the Laurens Mil Academy, on tho ovonlng of .lune 2.r?tii Boonta BorrgspopflgPGi DO uno ti i?, o. JOE PUINCE. Speaking of "Top knots" brings to n mind au old joke which was printed nomo form o groat many years ago: appears that tho demands of Fashion one time required women to <b> u?> tin hair in a lingo knot upon tho top of t hoad. This knot was built up and ai mooted in prominence by every arti! that could bo thought of, until it bocal j in many eases, an actual deformity. ! length, when the fashion bsd resell this extreme limit, u good, old st; i preacher determined tfiat it was 1 duty to Inveigh against it, and, if pos Ide, put a stop to it. With this vi? and llrotl with holy /.eal and indign?t ho took down tho lliblo, to search ll out a text suitable for the work bof him. Al length h.? found ono lo s him, and on the next Sabbath he nottncod his text ns fe.und in tho % Chapter of Mathew, sud part of tho 1" verso: "Top knot como down." ' sermon has not laen preserved, hui can Hinaglno what slaughter > wrought by tho preacher among fornido portion of his congregation, : with what heaven born /.eal and ono ho closed iii?? burning periods wit repetition of his text, "'/Vip knut c di un." 1 lirst hoard ibis joke from tho lip? undo Isaac Murphy, who ls still liv in Union County, at the age of 00, ?on whom it may ba said, a bettor man i er lived or died And to make matters even, I will | another on tho same key: In tho y olden time, a faithful minister, on occasion felt it to bo his duty to pn against tho prevailing sin of pride. this purpose, ho soloetod a Text wi recorded tin- lorri bio punishment of ? uehadnoz/.a-. After giving all the tory connootod with the Incident, and all the eirsumstaneos in any ha*, lng a bearing upon it, he cominci Hut last division of his disco with a forcible personal appllcat raising his voice to its highest p and willi fire in his oyo ho onqui "And what do wo seo at this very that reminds us forcibly of the si Nobuehudnozxor." His good ?dd who sat near him, being startled bj vehemence of his manner, Instinct] glanced oui the window, and IllStl ans word: "Oh! its no Nchiiehdno its tho (dd cow In the collard pi that's what it is. And I must go drive hor out, or she'll oat tho last lard there, ami so she w ill." A nd s old holy lost tho ballance of tho ser but she saved her collards. Well, I hol (OVO, as lhere is no no will finish as 1 lagan: A good bul Lexington, a few years ago gave good joke, in which a Preacher a Doctor were somewhat mixed There was a man In thc 1*011111111 who, for a long timo, had been in bini health. At length some on dueed bim to uso "Tuft's Pills." ll gan at once to improve, ami In a time was able to go out and a Church S?vices. Hut, he was still 1 mid as the services were protraote finally fell asleep. Tho preaoher desoribing tim great chango tl, wrought lu a man by Regeneration finally w anned up, and shouted very loud VolCOl "What ls it that 1 thin great change!" This woken sick niau and ho answered as loud could, "TuttH Pills " I dont know Mr. Tutt will pay nie anything foi Advortismont, but Its all right an; Married on tho.'td inst, by tho Ho Hardin, Mr Louis GUIIlaud lo Mary Owlngs, all of Dials. CLINTON. "J." Mi ?sos Haidee arid IfkwenflaThe who have heoo visiting in Ollntei for their home in Walhalla on lat u rd ay. Tho apiarios ore beginning te 1 and we beg to acknowledge the i of a nice bueket of honey from I tahlishnioiil of .I. Prank CopelaiK Tho fruit crop of thin aOOtlOfl pr. to he tho flrtOSt we have had for i years. The earlier varieties aro lng now sud the quality Ia lirst ol Our r..inners nre ia tho midst of thoir harvest, ami although tho crop ls not a full ono, enough will ho made to Supply present uOOd, and t lou J S much bettor than was expected a mouth or two ago. A protracted mooting was in progress tin? whole of last week in tho Clinton Presbyterian Church. Reside tho Hew W. P. Jacobs, pnstor of tho ohuroh, there was preaching hy Itevs. H. P. Smith, N. P. Pulton and N. I). Williams. Two of Clinton's most popular young men, T. H. Owlngfl and QeorgO C. Al iud gb (, are spending BOIU0 I i mo in Louis ville, Ky., in proSOCUttng a special eo.irso ofatudyat tho colebratod commercial school of bryant it Stratton. Uncle Harp Yanco is hero on bis an nual visit to relative's and friends, of whom he has a number, both among tho ladies ami gentlemen. Tho old gOlltlo mtin is a kind of oraclo in many mattera not the least of which is ntrawborry cul turo, l?o luis planted for aovoral friends here, quito a lot of seed, Which ho says is the proper way to improve this deli cious fruit. Tho application of "Old Itollrtble," ns applied to tho old Laurens Hail road, is certainly one richly merited, for amidst all the cursing and abuse which has been heaped upon it for tho past quarter of a century, it has hold its own, and in BUCh u modest unassuming, if not un assisted way, that it is now conceded to bo tho very best road in tho upper por tion of tho Slate. SIMPSON MILLS. NIX. Miss Nancy and Miss Ollie Culbertson returned home from Waterloo hint Mon day, whnro they had boou visiting rela tives. Mrs. Hobart MoDaniol, who lias hoon sick at her mottler's for some time, wo aro glnd to note, lias Improved enough to como home again, and is looking a groat deal bettor. Irvin Cooper, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. M. Cooper, foll from n cherry troo last Sunday and broke his arm. We hope ho will be all right in a few ?lays. Farmern say Hist what corn tho high Winers loft is looking very well, but tho main crop is not up yet. It all had to bo planted over after tho rnin, where there was any place left to plant, for Homo of tho liest lauds on tho crook and river is washed away and ruined for several yoaiH at h?st. The most of the farmers in this HCCtioil seem to 1)0 taking our friend ".loo Prince's advice, and aro determined to make cotton worth something next fall. They uro still planting. This is some consolation to our friend. If his ow n section wont follow him, ours will. . What in the world is the matter with all tho young ladies? Every Sunday they have their heads all banged up, .?o?d yoi they smile ns sweet and look aa lovely as ever. POW15H I*. O. Y. 8. Wo wore delighted lo see little Roltio Ow bigs, who has been sick for several months, out al church Sunday. All work on tho railroad above here is stopped, and the hands ari.? now chang lng tho guage of tho Port Royal A Au gusta Railroad. Wo were pleased to loam tl)nt Miss Nannie Howland, one of our neighbor ing beauties, was crowned queen at r. toiiriiainent at Laurens, ti few days Kl nee Kev. G. is. Knight, w ho has bown at tending the Louisville Theological Sem inary, is expected home this week. His many friends will he glad to welcome him back. Mrs. L. I). Power was enllod quite un expectedly to Madden's on .Satur day last, to SOO her father, Mr. W. ll. Langston, who is clangorously UL We hopo to loam Hoon that his condition ia improved. Tin? i nion Meeting at Harmony w as organized Oil Friday. Dr. S. S. K night, Moderator, and Mr. Tom Farrow, Soo crotary. Owing to tho busy season, hut fnxv delegates were pr ese nt. On Satur day Hov. Ithllock preached au interest ing sermon, and the following queries wore discussed: "Should we express Christian joys as a duty," and "Should we send committees to Inhor with mem bers thal arc quilty of publie ofloncoH." Sunday nun ning an hour and a half Waa devoted lo Sn nd ay-school ami Tempor ?neo discourses, after which Hov. w. II. Arbul preached a very instructive ser mon. Tho Church was crowded; people of all denominations were present. CENTERVI IAA!. HANS VON SMASH. Partners are having a tough time now killing grass. A bridge across Kainui Crook, ut Mc Daniel Mill, is badly Heeded, lt is thc main crossing for tho people of this MV tion in going to Laurens and to mill, lt is also the crossing for the mail from Laurens to Moiton Path. There is no suitable place tor anything like a good ford, although there has been sonni lit tle crossing on horseback. Wo ?lo not wish to dictate, bi l wo think thc bridge should bo built as soon as possible. What h;?s become of tho Toaehors' As sociation? We bollOVO when it last ad journed it was to meet next at Waterloo, but il seems Hie time bas never boon appointed* Although WO have Ixion de prived of the privilege ?if attending a meeting of the Association, yet we be HOVO lt to be a good thing ami hope it Will COntlllUO, and I for ono, usu teacher, will lu lp to continue lt. Needles ami pins, chickens and hens, Whon WO try to write, trouble begins. Centervllle Agrluultural Club. At n meeting of Centorvillo Argieultu ral Club, held Saturday, May 22<L 1880, tho following preamble and r?solut.ons wero unanimously adopted: WHKHKAS, tho farmers in convention nt Colombia passed a Barlos ?if resolu tions In which every farmer should be interested; mid. nlthongh we tho tnein bera of Centervllle Agrloultuial ami Me chanical Club did not lorin with ?nv pol I Hool intent, yet wo hail with gl?d noaa. any offort to alleviate oar present coiulltioh, espeehillv lu au educational line, and as we hellevn the legtslntio.! asl.eil for by the convention ia just, Thoroforo be it ptvnlvtidi ist. That we approve of Mr. Tillman's plan for founding an Agricul tural ami M?>ehanh'al Colloge, and ex perimental sb.??..na. 3d< That wi w ill not ?apport arty can didate, hi the coming Primary KlecltoY). whola not in sympathy w it ti the farmers movement. .ld. That tho County papers be fur nished a eopv Of these r?solution? With 1 request to publish. 1 JAMES OCWNKYfJPrea't. ' ?. TL WATKI Mountville. (Cor. JVews and Courier.) Tho only thing that keepit this town shift from hoing tho auction spot of tho Stuto ?ft its want ot railroad faculties, to help us us in developing our Kratld ro sonroos. Wo aro glad to say, however, that this long felt want will soon ho overcome, for wo aro on a tllroct Hue ho twoon Oreonwood and ('linton, two points named io tho charter pf thu Chea ter. O roon wood and Abbeville Railroad. This, whoit completed, is to ho a vcrand trunk lino from Atlanta,Qa., to Norfolk, Va. Notwithstanding tho fact of thero ho ing no railroad in.tho township, thor O is Ult monstrous, thrifty people hero, and wo invito immigrai ion into our borders. The lands eau bo bouhgt for 'Vom six lo twelve (lollara nu nore, and would richly ropay men with money socking Invest ments. In tho centre of tho township ls the quiet but pretty little village of Cross flill, with tour ??tores, two mag II i Ileon t churches and two splendid ncudomioa, ono of which baa nearly ono hundred scholars in constant attend ance, besides this little villago thero are in the township sex oral other sundi pla? es of no small importance in a mer cantile line, a considerable amount of business bein? done at all of them. Tho merchants ot Cross Hill, Mountville, Spring Grovo and Jenklnsvlllu are mon ot good business qualifications and sell a largo amount of goods, tl is propos?e! that Cross Hill and .Mountville |>e on the now railroad. These are both ae C( ssiblo points owing to tho numherand splendid roads running to thom. Tho Brido of thu White IIouso. News and Courier. Tin? publicity which lins been given to every real or imaginary incident connected w ith tho mur ringo of tim President ls ono of the penalties or pleasures attached to greatness, ?ind, it need scarcely bo said, is iud peculiar to this occasion. [ In tho tierce light that heats upon tho throne, or tho t?xcctitlvo chair, every act and circumstance in tho Ijfo ot tho ruler of any people be comes a matter of public interest. Wo have 80011 within the past few years the American people sorrow ing with poor Carlotta, mooring with liugonlo over tho fall of bur hoy in tho jungles of Zululand, shuddering with sympathy over tho mangled form of tho Russian Czar, counting noses with ( Hail stone, Parnell and Salisbury, and within tho pus! few weeks standing on tiptoe* in a lover of expectancy to catch the first tidings from Mad rid to sottlo tho momcntusquestion, forever recuring around palaces and cottages alike, whether it is a girl or a boy ? Tho gennie cannot hut feel a sin cere and lively interest in the con duct of their rulers at all times and under all circumstances, for tho reason -imply that they aro rulers; and it malters not whether they uro engaged about their own affairs or the ulfa I rs of t he public. When it collies to a wedding, of course, and tho wedding of ti King, <>r a President who is greater than King or Kaiser, no bounds can bo set to tho people's shari in tho interest of the occasion. In tho cano of a King tho ceremony marks tho Un ion of two nations rather than of two moro mortals, and is celebrat ed according. Hui if tho marriages of two roprcsotutivos of the dec rep Id dynasties of tho Old World is a subject for popular rejoicings, what shall WO say ?d' tin* wedding of tho ?di ?of M agi s t rut e of tho great ami growing Republic of ibo New World with a fair dnghtcr of the Republic. . Tho President <>f the United states ?s n ruler chosen b*? tho peo ple themselves from among some ton millions of their own number. No Kingsttlllds so high as ho. And i no King or Kmporor or C/.ar can 1 he-tow greater hotter on the wo man he loves than the President j ; ol the United States will confer 1 upon his choosen bride to-day when he h ails ber to the altar and to a . place in history among tho galaxy I of noble dames who have illus I troted, by their lives in the Hxecu , tivo Mansion, tho dignity, tho hon? 1 or and virtue of American women il) private and public life. Well may the citi/.ons of the United Slates rejoice over the Wedding of such a President with SO fair and gracious a bride. He has kept faith with them, ami the best years of his life have been, and are, de voted to the maintenance and ap plication of the principles upon which the present and future pros perity and happiness of the whole people depend. Wi !l may they Wish him happiness in return, and rejoice with Ililli in tin' prospect which open- before him to-day. Cor the young girl who has thus been called to the ll rsl place among tho women of her native land, and of nil lands, there ls no heart so dull that it will not throb to-day in sympathy with her own bright and joyful anticipations of tho future, ami her pride in the glory of these crowning hours of a maiden's am bition. How white tito White House will shine before her happy ayes! No cloud bangs over that reprosesentatlvo home of this land of homes, and no brighter, sweeter, Whiter soul bas ever graced its hulls than tho good, tho gentle and graceful woman whom our Presi dent lins chosen for his wife. Household Hints. Mortar and pain! may ho re moved from window-glass with hot, sharp vinegar. Bedrooms furnished in tints of sea foam and poa groen aro in favor for tho summer. White and a few touches of pink add to tho cool ?iud pretty effect. Furniture needs (deaning Just as much as any other woodwork, lt may lie WOshod with warm soap suds quickly, wiped dry, and then rubbed with un oily cloth. To pol ish it, rub wHh iotton-stoue and sweet oil. (Moan off tho oil and polish with ohamoiso skin. Articles of a delicate blue that must he washed nie often ruined in the process; this may bo avoid ed by adding an ounce of the sugar of loud to ti pailful! of water, and letting tho article Ile in this for an hour and a half or even two hours; let lt dry then, after which it may he washed without Injury. This ls said to be u perfect remedy for tho trouble referred to. -More ?p?ii?d ?iiqTHhas boon planted in Abbeville County this year than tn any year si nco the war. Having receive Buggy, Carriage ; X^osition to sel Freights added. -i Will st Yon can get a sp: and every vehiol .we -will sell you j ? MAGNOLIA PASSENGER ROUTE. G., L. and A. tV K. Hallways. In C licet Jan. 31, 18H?. Tluic WI h Morid ian One hour slower than C. A: G. lt. lt. UOINC1 SOUril-DAILY. Except .Sunday. liOavo Spartan burg 3 00 pm 5 no* a tn " Mooro 3 2.r> p ni 0 28 a in " WoodrulT 4 00 i> ni 7 1.1 a in " Kooroo 4 20 p ni 7 10 a in " Ora " 4 40 |> in 8 24 a in " Laurens, 4 .V.? p in il lu a ni " High Point 5 21 pm ftfiRn III " Waterloo 5 33 p lil lo no a in " Coronaca 554 p m ll 02 a in Arrlvo Greenwood 0 1!?pm ll.'io a ni Leave Green wood 4 IS a ni fi 1*2 p in l M) p m Arrive Ali gn ita 55 n in 9 25 p ni 7 no p m Arrive Atlanta 7 00am 5 40 p ni Arrive Savannah ?> 00 a in 4 12 p m Arrive .Jacksonville 12 00 a III 1030 pm HOI NO MOUTH - DAILY. Leave Atlanta 8 h'> p ni Leave .Jacksonville 2 30 p in Leave Savannah K lu j? in I .eave A u guata 1 55 p in (1 35 a in S 00 a ni Arrive < Irocil wood 7 o .r> p m !? 52 a in 1 oo p m Leave Groonwoou n 52 a ni l ;>o p ni Arrlvo Coronnoa lu ina in 2 ls p in " Waterloo 10 30 a ni 255 p m " High l'oint lu 4:1 a ni 3 ttl p 111 " Laurens ll IO a in 3 55 pm " ( 'ra 11 .Tl a ni I 35 p 111 " Looroo ll 5<> a 111 f> 17 ?1 111 " Woodruff 12 10 p III 5 alp in " Moore 12 I!? p in ti 41 p in "Sparfanhttrg l 25 p m 7 10 p 111 B. T. i'll A lt LToN, G. P. A. J. N. HASH, Slip't, Augusta, Gn. GR15KN VILLE iv COLUMBIA H VILROAI). On and after .lan. 10, I88?l, Passenger Trains will run as herewith indicated upon this road and its branches. Haily, except Sundays. No. 53 UP PASSENGER. Lojive Columbia C. ?fe G. Depot 10 45a lil Arrive Alston ll 45 a 10 " New berry 12 48 p nt " Ninety-six 2 03 pm " I lodges 3 05 p m " Helton 4 ll p 111 " < Iroonvillo 5 35 p in No. .vj DOWN PASSENGER. Louve Greenville 0 4.r> a m Arrive Helton 11 03 a m Hodges 12 17 p 111 Ninety-Six I 10 p m New berry 3 02 p III Alston 4 05 p ill ( 'olunihia 5 15 p m LAURKNH RA I LltO A I). Loave Helena 3 32 p m Arrive at Laurens C. II. ft 30 p Ul Leave Lain-nsC. IL 8 IK) a ni Arrive at Helena 11 00 a III tb IL T A L< OTT. Sn pi endent. I), CAIIDWKLL, A. O. I?. A. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY COMPANY. COMMENCING: SUNDAY Nov KM nun 20. 1885, at 11.45 A. M., Passenger Trains will run aa follows, "Kastern Hmo:" To AND FROM CHARLESTON. KAHT (DA I I.V.) Depart Columbia 7 00 a in 5 27pm Due Charleston 1120pm ?* 00 p in W R8T (OA I I.V.) Depart Charleston 7 20 ? m R IO p ni Duo Columbia 10 35 am lo 00 pm TO AND FROM CAMDEN. (KAST (OAII.Y KATKI'T srxnyv.) Dep't 1 Columbia 7 00 am ft 0ft p m ft 27 p m Duo ('annice 12 37 p III 7 42 jt in 7 42 p m (WKHT l'A I I.Y KXCKIT M'NltAT.) Dep't ('aniden 7 l? a in 7 a ni 3 15 p 111 Duo Columbia 10 20 a ni 10 35 a m 10 p in TO AND FROM AUGUSTA. KAMI* (DAILY.) Deprrt Augusta 7 45 a m 4 40 p ni 10 3.') pm Due Charleston 12 92 p in tl 30 7 IO mn WKST (DA H.T.) lu part charleston ft35 ft io? m 10 30 p m Due Augusta ll 40 a m 10 20 p tn 7 30 a m < 'ON N EOTIONH Made at Columbia with Columbia and GrconvlllO Railroad br train arriving at 10. 40 A. M. and departing at 5.37 P. M. At Columbia Junction with c., c A A. Railroad by same train to and from all point-, on both road?. Passengers take moper ni Branch ville. At Charleston with steamers for New York; and with steamer for Jackson ville and points on St. John's Uiver, Tuesdays ami Saturdays; with Charles ton and' Savannah Railroad to and from Suv nindi midpoints in Florida, daily. < b orgia and C At Augusta wdtrom any point W Railroads to and fekville to and m and South. At Ula Kail road. Through points on Harnwell anu.l to all pointa tickets can bo pnrehplylng to South and W? byap D. Mun KKN, Aff't. Columbia, 8. C. JOHN IL PECK, General Manager. DC. Alton.ti. 1'. and Ticket Agent? ci "tn? Agenoy Tor e and *W agon Faoti 1 a/t ]M:an\ife/3tu.2 ill tor Cash or on Lonclid s?lection i eguara nteed. Of If*in need. S .A.. GRIS LAURENS, 8. G. ANDERSON, FRICK co.'s mm Agunta for thc OSBORNE Mowers, Rc Cane Mills Wheal and Orisl i 11 - Acme Harrows, (j nt in Drills, Fee Pumps, Wagons, Cotton Planters, ( ii Churn. _ LA UK KS C. w. Retaurant ( K er 835 Hi Aiigusl tuf*" Meals furitiHhod ?it nil hours, eon! eacies of the season, everything HtTlipi HO politOHt llttClltiOII (iiven. LARGEST AND ('I IK API'S Stock Larger, Pri?es Lo Carpets and House Furnishing Moquet, Hrussols, 8-Ply an<l ingrain Cloths, Window Shades, Wall Paju Polos, Cocoa and Canton Mattings, 1 for samples and prices. .1A M 108 Mar. 24, issi;.-:ti_ DISSOLUTION. 'Plie copartnership heretofore ox Esting between .1. W. Leake and 1). M. Patton has this day dissolved ' hy mutual consent I>. M. Patton will continue business at tho old j stand. .1. W. Leak?, D. M. Patton. In withdrawing from the above linn, I desire to thank tho public for past favors and a lihoral patronage and ask for my successor a foritin uanco of the sanio. .1. W. Leak?. Mareil 271h. 188(1 SOMETHINQ NEW FOR LAL UK NS! Candy Factory We have Recured the serYiwes of experienced candy manufacturers, and opened a Factory ?vt this place, where uti kinds of candy aro made from the pure sugar. NO ADULTERATION. In addition to thin industry, we have a Une stock of fresh Groceries always on hand, which we sell at Hot tow Figures. Respectfully A. tc SULLIVAN A- co. k?Tld'JB. I hereby forbid anyone from hiring Julinu Pulton, RA she is un der contract with me for the pres ent year. MARY MILLEU. Junti ?), 1888 45 .lt THRESHING ?HES Himplen!, li i.Ht lin i ?1.1... Bronomlee.1 .,,i.l Perfect In ne?-- wk?te? rm ?non, denim ii rotidy fur nikrket THRESHING ENGINES %<3M8F **w MIIU. *nd Kan^W>m*?ta ??n. ?rally. Bend for llliiNtrftted cMalogito. A. B. FARQUHAR. Pe??7lT**U A?<-tealt?nil Work?, TOItK. Vn. All exchange ?yal "MonOpoilOS are roaching out further and fur ther vith alarming rapidity." Tho earrie may be said of busttno. ,o%^er al-flrst, class Dries, -we ar? in a -?rs p>rio?s witH rp? 1 une. rom Fresh stoolc illandS6eus,and 3I=> A, CO. BOYD & CO. HES, SEPARATORS, i la . (.'clr-brnted ?apers and Binder?. , Sulkoy Plows, Corbin Dise an?! ?1 ( ul tors, Ac, Remington Force nano Distributors Davis' Swinging s, s. c, _( HENSON and Bal a, roml Street, ta, (la. fisting of all tho Mihxtfintinln ?nd'dtdi* liously neat, thc hoBt or order kepi, an T HOUSE IN GEORGIA, wer Ulan Rvov Ile for?. (?nods, tho largest Stork South. Carpets, Rugs, Mst? ?11(1 Crumb 'iv, Lace Curtains, Cornices aa4 Jpholstory, Chromos. g^effWrite (i. HAIME A- SONS, Ag'ts., 714 Proud St., Augusta, Ga. 1 .? ..I-?._l .1-uv M>H I J. J. Pta'Hs. j. w. PBKeusaa. NEW FIRM. Tho old firm of Royd, Pluts A Co. having dissolved .by mutual con sent, tho undersigned have formed a co-partnership and will karp a full Stock of family Orooorlee and i Plantation Rupp!les. I We art ?Iso ?gts. for Wando Fer* tilir.or and Aeio P hoi? pa ie. fifiT Mr. Pias?, in behalf ef the old Firm, takes ibis opportunity to extend ais ?hanks for past favors, und nov. vol leite for the new firm, u littoral patronage. Our friends mill pleas? aotiee t hy t we Occupy thu handsome brick hut Illing: ef lie; di. V. Little, on th? corner ef Main end Harper Streete, where we will bu fled to veleome them. CLUHS 4 FF.ROCHON. Laure??, H. C., Ja?, ftc, 1**6. Wilmington, Colanihla an? Anga?ta. (.ruerai Pausangar Departaueat, . 'IILUUIU, g. 0., dalr 19, 11 M Aili Ave Sx ranee. South Daily. Mo. 48 Ko. 4?. I.eav.i W ilioingtoa 8 IA p ni lt ie p m riomingtoe ?t? pat ll 17 poi Marion M Np a UMi a Arrive I'loreuee 11 26 p aa ll? en " (Hu m ter 484 a na " ('(dumble 640 am North-Dally Ko.? Hm. 4ft. heave Columbi? fen fiat Arrive Sumter HU p M Arrive florence 4 U p ta 6 ?7 a aa I,?-ave Marion 6 Of p aa A IS a na " Flemington T ?8 pm T 44 a aa Ari ive Wilmington 8 ll p aa 067 au Charleston and Oelumhia gpeeleL Ne. af Xe. Afc, I/cave Charlowlen 7 36 a na Arrive ?Mp na Arrive Columbia lt? Me ?ft l^nvo ? tat pa? T. M. KMKKNON, ?. F/ A. .1. F. DA Ml?, iJen'l. Sup'!. . . C. M. SMITH, Agent, Ct?I anakie, ?. ?X