The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 16, 1886, Image 3

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JFhe Advertiser. LAUKHXH, Juno Uitli, 1880. tg?O?al anfl Special,]*, A run Offoccurd on tho (J. 1.. A- S. near Coronara on Friday. Nobody hurt. Call on TOM. LKAKK for COlobrntod "brindle eat?"-- tjtole agent for this placo. Too p?enle at I-on;', braned Behool house ha? been postponed until 2nd Sat urday in July. Tho Grand Hall of the season will bo given nt Watts' Hall on Wednesday ovo nlng. Filmer's Hand, of Augusta will furni?h music. An effort is hoing made to havo thc Fan Drill repented nt the dose, of tho ex orcises thl? evening, and wo trust that lt may bo BUCOSSflll. This part of tho programo can well bear a repetition. I positively assert, and nm contldonl that I can substantiate whnt I say. 1 have the best $3.00 ?hoe thnt wns over Hold in Amorten. D. M. PATTON. I havo a big lot of Clothing and lt 1? for ?nie. I wnnt to s?dl of course and will ?ell at roduoed prices. 1 will not quote price? ns I am selling so astonish ingly low I fear tho publie will distrust ino. 1>. M. PATTON. Yon ask mo if I will sell cheap, I am Uko tho man after tho wood-chuok. Soil choapl Of course I will, because there ls no money nt homo. I). Nf. PATTON. Prominent Agriculturists will moot at Rencon City, to arrange for a grand aunt* mer mooting of tho farmer? of South Carolina, North Carolina and Qoorgla. Wo extend to these gentlemen n most cordial invitation to moot in the llV0pro gressive littleolty of Laurens. Wo have oxoellont railroad facilities, a pleasant climate and probably tho best hotel ac vominodatiotis of any town in upper Carolina. Our farmers would give a hearty wolcoillO to tho mooting, and we cnn guarantee tho delegates a pleasant time. Laurens loads the Stale m Fnvni or?' Conventions and Clubs. Our Commencement. Tho commencement exondaos of tho Lnuronavlllo Female Col logo Logan on Thursday evening hy an exhibition of tho primary department. This depart ment is taught by Miss llosa Foucho, an accomplished lady and un oxperlenoed teaohor. Tho various songs, ohorousea, recitations, oalisthonic oxorclaoa, etc of ber pupils ovlnco a complete control of tho young misses, and their evening WHS pronounced on? of the most pleas nut of this occasion. The stage was mad? very nttraetivo by Moral decorations, ar ranged in an original anil unique style, Friday afternoon and evening were devoted to the art reception. The young Indies of tho art class received their friends and visitors in tho ('ollogo Chap el. A OOVy of beautiful little girls, tho youngest of the class, Misses Sallie Mall Mamie Ferguson and Lutie Wright, mot the guest? at tho door and conducted thom to tho various art spoeimens on ox hlbition. Although tho collection of specimens ls not large?, tho work is far HUperior to any exhibited by this insti tullun on fortuor occasions. Mrs. .lack ?on, who has charge ol this department lins boen untiring in ber offerts to build up a largo class, and has HUCCOOdod ad numbly. Besides beautiful landscapes in pencil and oil, placqUOH of Mowers etc., wo noticed spoolmena in tapestry and hammered brass, arts of tho 16th Century, Which deserve Special mention Tho baccalaureate normon was proaoh od on Sunday morning by Hov. Dr. Lane of Athens, tia. Tho music upon (Illa oe ension was furnished by a select choir Under the direction of Mrs. J. F.. Wilke nod was exceptionally good. Monday at 10:30 a. m., menibers of tin various olasaes rendered selections, and tho evening wa? devoted to a concert by muslo class. To-day, (Tuesday) I lon. W. C. Monet will deliver tho annual address, and at s p. m. Um "Mwoet girl graduate*" will bid farewell to ulina muter. ThOuConimenceniout '88 of tho L. c. give? ampio evidence of tho prosperity of thin honored institution, and after a Short vacation tho exorcises will bo re sumed under oven moro Mattering pros poets.. Long live tho LaiironsvIJlo Fe m?is College. Ball and Bat. During tho past week Laurens, and oapuolnlly those who take au interest in ?port on the diamond tield, have enjoyed a raro season of amusement. A picked team from Wllllnmaton arrived on time for the appointed tournament, having failed to receive the telegram from tho Association announcing tho postpone ment of tho Tournament until Tuosdny, J11I3' 8th. Our base Hall Organization however, to??k charge of tho guests, and |?rovidod everything possible for their entertainment. A ?eries of games was ut once arrange?! und roaultod a? follows: MOHN INO JI'SKKTII. I.nuroiiH Willbiinst'n 2 I 3 I 0 3 o 4 I 5 0 5 1 I 1 S I 1? 0 0 o o AKTKIINOON, STU. Laurens Wllllamst'n 4 I 5 I 0 0 0 ? I 7 o a 0 3 A KT KI i NOON, 0TH. Lau rons. Willbimst'ii in Tho fellOWlliggontloim?n participate*! in tim games: Wlllhunston Team Shaw, p.;Oroeii?, ?..; Capers, lb.; Ilammct, 2b.; Stanton, 8b.; Miller. I.f.; Millwoe, ?.?.; Cosset, c f.; Hatte, r.f. Home Team. Connor, p.; Hyrd, c. Parks, lb.; Kelly, 2b.j Crew? J., 3b.; O'Connor, s.s.; Sherard, hf.; Irby, o.f; Crew* E., r.f. A baiKpiotwas given in honor of the guoHiaJn Watta' Hall, on Tm mbiy even ing, ?nu on W? <lm?sday evening a ball nt the Mendel in Hotel. CtinvKS AND CATCH r.s. Tho throe Greenville boya played "no bly ami well," making tiLyf 81 run?. I lomo run? wero like angel's visita. Doth times Wllllnmaton waa defeated by so vi n aeores ? Caper? played gracefully. Greene, cutt her,only 10 year? obi, ls deatlnad te a higher place. MISloiH'brllll.i:.' < dcb in left Held, par alyzed tb? v.-ti.ii.? town. Hanimet'fl droll bow'?-lt ?? inimitable. .Milln." i tadd a mash on tlie girl? .age. Personal. Mr. S. H Hu KU Aim ?H ?pouding u few days hore. Miss. SAM,iK Dounoir, of Greenville I? v'siting here. Ooh HUNT of tl>e Nowherv Har WUK in town on Friday lust. Mr. H. L. KAIII.KY of Npurtanburg, spent several days in tOWll. MIHH. MINSIK COPKI.ASD of Roy noaa, is visiting tho family of Mr. J. H. COPK I.ANI). Miss liva o. Knight, of Union, la vis iting her uncle, Mr. W. .S. Knight, of our town. Miss. NANNIK FHRQUHON, a charming young lady of Clinton ia attending com mencement. Mr. Arthur McCain, son of Hov. Mr. McCain, formerly of this placo, vis ited in town last week. Mr.NV. J. (JAINKS of the Augusta Chrontete, ls In tho city in tho lateroat of this excellent paper. Mia?. SALLI H JONKS, who has been spending several Months in Columbia and Md ge Hold, bas returned home. Mr. 1). M. PATTON wilt move his mam moth stock of Clothing in the elegant storo-room under tho Boitdolla, in a low days, A new grocory store and shooting Gal lery has been opened noar the ADVEK* TISRU Office Tho proprietors uro re spectively, 10 and 12 years of ago. Wc had a pleasant call from editor WALLACE of tho Newbery Observer, on Satu'uday last, ho was on bis way to Spartanburg whore hodollverod tho nd dross boforo the alumni of WolVord Col? lege. Mr. I). M. PATTON has, for four years had the agency for the celebrated Chas. 1 leiser Shoes, but as he has given up the agency ho proposes.to soil his entire stock consisting of 88 pair, positiely le** than cost. Weare indebted to Hon. W. C. BUNKT, for a pamphlet entitled, "Is tho Negro a Falluro?" Jt is a carofully propared paper and glvoa the correct solution of this vexed qnoation. Mr. UKNKT says the South needs yeomanry, not peasan try. _"_ FARMERS' COUNTY CONVENTION. This Convention, composed of eighty one representative farmers of Laurens County, met in convention Juno 10th. Capt. G. W. Shell called the ifteoting to order al lO^? o'clock, and in opening the mooting made a few remarks ami road an address. Ho congratulated tho peo ple upon their successful organization, This convention, said he, has but one objoot, ono pvirpose: to accomplish sonn good for tho poor pooplc. It is your duty to look around and seo il we have notaoino extravagance in the manage ment of our domestic altai rs. Then yoi: may go farther ami enquire if all is wei in the amii rs of State. You may venturi to inspect the grand obi common weall h to nee if tiio machinery of govormuonl is suited to our poverty-stricken people His part in this organisation, he said has not boon personal, but by virtue o bis appointment be had organized (dubs and, although ho has been charged will having an eye on Ihoofllco of Seor ot ar j of state and even the Comptroller Gen oral's OfttOO ho repudiated t he ?barge, lb said llO Could not alford, under his pres ont surrounding to glyo up the clerk' ollbo birany other. Ho stated that i was the privilege of the Convention, i they doomed it expedient, to sugges certain candidate* for tho Legislature Tho Convention then proceeded to en roll tho names of delegates and per foe tho organization. Dr. Wins. Wrigh was elected temporary Chairman am Mr. Aaron Cannon temporary Seerotary Afterwards, Capt. H. W. Shell was elect od permanent Chairman and Mr. A ami Cannon permanent Secretary. Capt. .1 I), byrd was elected 1st Y leo-Prosidon and Dr. Wrns. Wright 2d Viee-I'resi dent. ThoExocutivo Committee, consisti? of two members elected by the Centn Club of each townalup, waaconArmod. Dr. Patton then odored (he lollowln resolutions, ticsolved, 1st. That we recommend chango of law, ao that tho County sha not he required tO pay cost, except i eases of felony, or when acting as Con ncr. 2d. That wo recommend tho aholith, of the Olllco of County Auditor, and tin tho business of that otlieo bc given I thc County Treasurer. 3d. That tho Probate Judge be r quired to settle all estates coming lui his hands, without necessarily hurdci lng tho estate with tho employment i an attorney. 4th. That we recommend that appr prlatloiia to the Month Carolina CollOg tho Citadel and Columbia Canal, bo di oontlnod. Mb, That we recommend the repeal the bleu Law. All of these resolutions wero adopte except the fourth, which, after a fr discussion, was tabled. lt appearod tO this reporter tiwi tl aontlmontof the Convention waaatron ly in favor of South Carolina Collog and as strongly against tho "Citadel ai (.'anal. Jual hero we desire to tunk? espoci mention of the able, patriotic amt co servativo speeches ol Dr. D. L. Andr son, Capt. J. I). Humbert, Dr. J. Smith and Capt. J. D. Hy rd, in defou of the South Carolina College. Capt. Humbert then introduced rot luttons, which will, if taken as the ph form of the fanners, gain the hearty MU port of every man who really has t good of tho country at heart. They a as follows: WHBHHAS, th? present financial c pression has reduced tho market val of all furn) producta lo a small marx of prollt, and whereas the present tax of our Mtato and County nppetfr to high in proportion to tito valuation nani property. NV li I H CAS, th? Slate in con vent I did assemble tu relieve or reconnue simo plan hv which relief might tie i cu i .-d, and to placo the Agricultural I tei cst or tho State upon H sato and pn porous basis. Therefore, be lt Besotted, 1st. That we regard with vor tho movement, on tho purt of t farmers throughout tho State, to orgi ino themselves Into societies a..d ctn for the purpose of promoting tho pa mount interest of the State. lil. That wo do not doom lt prudi nuder tho present lilian? lal depress! lo recommend or adopt any moasr that would necessarily inero*?e I taxes of the State; and tin tliermo thai wi iiiukc evury legitimate eilbrt reduce taxation. nd. That we urge upon the farmers (he Count v and State tho great I TO IX; anec of making the farm solf-su hy directing their efforts to dlverall industries, with tho belief that He, ? gen.' early and tho late ral ?s ill n v, rd th? faithful etruria of bon lalior, with an abundant hm .Sdi. That while we rog . cultural interest as tho moBt Important, ami deem it necessary that everything should be dono to soouro UH promotion, we also regnfd tho commercial, manu facturing und all minor industrio?, equally ossontlnl to tbo prosperity ol' tito State, and that wo invite and urge upon ttl! citizens of tho State tho great Im portance or unit ed action at tina tinto to place the state ott n plaid of such pros pcrity us the requirements, of the age demands. ' COMMENT. WK OBSERVE: -That thin Convention was composed of intelligent men, who aro not to be lead astray by extremists. That so far, tho Democratic Party is safe. That tho sentiment embodied In tho resolution in regard to additional taxa tion, is the sentiment of men who look beforO they leap That opposition to tlie Democratic Primary received a "black eye." That a few moro conventions of this stripe will show what tho people really want. That passing a batch of res duttons without discussion means nothing. That Capt. Humbert would be a retn/i in tho Sonate. That no one suggested "suggesting" to tills Convention. That wo aro opposed to secret cau cuses. That Radicalism ls not con Unod to tho Republican Party, but can bo found in all. That tho action of this Convention was conservative, and we trust Itsoffoot will bc lasting. That some Of the resolutions wo can not endorse, but wo believe they wero passed without due consideration. Koonta 'Eorr?sponcI?nG?. MT. GALLAGHER. PUERUH. Fanners bax e been planting over their ?'oi n since tho frosot, it swept aw ay almost tho entire crops ot bottom lands. Some of tho farmers still complain of having a bad Stand of colton. Tho fanners of this section met on tho 4th, for tho purpose of organizing a farmers ?dub, a small crowd gat bord, but suffi cient number to organize. Ofllcors w ? re oloetcd, also (tollgates, to ropromit tho club at tho township mooting which was held at Moore's ( lld Pichi oil the 5th. Dr. J. H. Smith bas been improving his place considerably, has just finish' ed a nico and eommodius ofllco, and has als?? had some improvements mado on Iiis dwelling. Tho happy couple of Tip Top have moved In ?mr soot ion for the purpose of making tholr homo with us, wo givo thom our liest wishes for their future prosperity. Mr. !.. T. ll. Daniel attended the qaur lorly melding at bethesda. Mrs Jane Martin has been ?piite sick but wo are glad now to say that she is i inproving. POWER I*. O. P. 8. Mr Rnploy Owlnga paid a Hying visit to Laurens, mid Orooiivillo this wook. Messrs Watt Robertson, and Charlie Hobo, paasod here yesterday, on tholr way from Greenville. Mi^s Corrio dill doss, of f,aureus, is visiting M ?ss Curry <?f this place. Poaehes are ripening, mid this week we aro onjoying the most dolight ful pies Tho ICntortelnmont spoken of last week by S. H. V. lo bo glvon by Kd ward's Circus, came off at Power's se hool? house on last Friday evening. It was great BUCCOMH, and quite a large crowd was present. A grund time is in anticipation at the closing oxendses of Hie Fountain Inn High Seoul, .Inly 'Jd. Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Knight,, and Rev. (.raves H. Knight of fountain Inn, spent tho dav hore on Monday with friends. Hev.lt. H. Knight bas kindly consent ed to preach forus at Power Shop school house at three o'clock, on next Ith, Sun day. Mr. Rd i tor tin? lost cotton patch, that S. H. W. wishod t<? hear from, has been found. It was at Trial Jurtico Stod dard's. ii.? wanted to m?o (?cn. Oreen for damages. Tho Trial Justice took tho case, it as was a new one, and tho law would not permit a Juror to bo chosen. As it was not necessary to have some very wann days before bis doclssion could bo rendered, be waived tho heat against thc labor. Very likely by this time, cotton lias founed it wont to the wrong place for justier. ""WATERLOO. BILL. Mr. H. C. Dargan, who hus been visiting here for some time bas returned to Greenville. Miss Corrine Anderson hag gone to Ninety Six on n visit to lier brothers. Dr. J. W. Kennedy of this place, lias boon elected assistant demon strator of anatomy and el lu ICS, of j tlie Medical University of Georgia One day last week two of Mr. Ii. It. King's sons attempted to cross the river in ti luitteati, und When about half way across the bout turned over and threw them out, but as luck would have it, they escaped with a good ducking. At u meeting of tho Ladles Bap tist Aid .Society, Judd here on lust Friday, it was deeided If suitable arrangements coukl be made with tho railroad authorities, to have an excursion and barbeen dinner at Ballidu Bridge. Mr. Julie Pinson lias tho finest wheat in thii section. Mr. A. ES. Nance and D, A. An derson, have boen sick for some time, but we are pleased to state, that they aro improving. Homo of the yoting mon who at tended the union meeting last Hun day, reminds UH of the little boy tlie calf run over. They didn't have much to any when they came back. Gue-H some ono they ex pected to soe was not there. G'KNTKKVILLE. HANS VOM SMASH. Hain ! rain !! rain Ml Another heavy washing rain this week. I .amis have been washed worse. If any dill'oreiice, tlinn Indore. Hot tom lands were ovetllowdd again and will have, to be replanted, which. In sonic Install?es will make the third tiree, lt will be rather Ute, but they should be, as tho lint tom land,; In tho dependence for corn In this section, tho uplands being in cotton. Tho farmers of Waterloo town ship, met at Moor's last Saturday, and organized a Township Central Club. Much interest was manifes ted in the farmer's movement, but as you, Mr. Editor, will get the full proceedings I will not comment. Irvin Cooper, son of Mr. R. M. Cooper, fell from a cherry tree n few days since and broke ono of lils arms. Ile is doing very well. Captain Y. J. Cuibersoti lost a floe cow this week, lt; seems she was tied out to graze, and became entangled in the line. Tie by tho foot Captain? Misses Nancy and Ollio Culber son, have returned from a visit to Waterloo. Wheat in some places has the rust, but we think it will not injure it ns it struck lt too late. Everybody is. busy fighting tlie grass. CROSS IIILIi. MACK. Mr. William Webber, and Miss Amie Webber, of Spartanburg, have been visiting friends and rel atives in this community. Miss Edna E. Speake, of Kinari!, is visiting friends and relatives in this township. W. L. Turner is quite sick. Tho wife of Capt. J. J. McGowan, who ha* been an invalid for more than a year past, has been worse than usual for some days. Miss Estelle E. Griffin, of Water loo, luis been visiting friends at Cross Hill. Mrs. Martha Coleman, wife of W 13. Coleman, is quite sick. Under the influence of good weather and work, the crops are looking better and the people are in bettor spirits. Thc death Of Mrs. Willie Jones, of Laurens will grieve many of her relatives and frie 'ils in this com munity. She spent a good many years at Cross Hill, and her worth and goodness are well known to all. In our communication of last week tho type made us say that **a few musical men" participated in tho game of basti ball of which we were speaking. We intended to write it "a few married men." Dunlap's OM Field. Agreeable to call of County Chair man, Capt. (?. W. Sholl, a number ot the farmers of Hunter's town ship met at this place to-day, for tho purpose of organizing a Central Culb was organized by electing Maj. ll. S. Griffin, Chinmina, and S. W. Vance Secretary. The Club then proceeded to elect two executive committee men. It. J. Copeland and J. S. Willock j were chosen. Tlie following gentlemen as dele gates to County Convention: Messrs J. W. C. Boll, J. L. Craw ford, L. W. C Blaloek, W. H. Work man. It. < J. Wallace, J. E. Boyd, Dr. James Williams W. F Bailey and C. J. Workman. The following resolutions were in troduced by Mr. J. C. Davis, nnd submitted without remarks: WURRAH our State Convention, assembled in Columbia on the 20th of April last, adopted a platform and principles, endorsing tho Pri mary pian of nominating candi dates Resolved. That wo adhere to the Primary plan of nominating candi dates, as recomended by the state Convention of Earners. Resolved, 2d. That the people are the liest judges of how and for whom to east their ballot. Upon motion ot Mr. W. H. Work man, tlie resolutions of Mr. Davis were tabled. Upon motion of Mr, J. L. Craw ford, tlie County papers were re quested to publish proceedings of this meeting. The Club then adjourned, sub ject to call of County Chairman. It. S. G KIFFIN. Churn. S. W. VANCE, Sec'y. D?mocratie Meeting. Meeting ot tlie Executive Com mittee of the Democratic Party <>f Laurens County, is hereby called to meet at the ornoo of the County Chairman at, 10 a.m. June 21st, inst. H. W. HALL, County Chairman. Attention Farmers. lirxolred. That it is tlie sense of the Fxeciltivo Committee that tjie County Central ('lub of the farmers organization be called to meld at Laurens C. H. July tito nth prox. itt HI o'clock A. M., lo take into consideration tlie advistbllity of submitting a farmers ticket for Senator and House of Representa tivos to the primarily election. ALBERT DIAL, Chairman. E. M. CAIN, Sec'y. Crois HUI Farmen' Club. A Contra! Farmern Club was organlsod at Cross Hill today? asroeonnnondod by County Chairman Sholl, for tho purpose of electing delegate* to the fnuntv Con vention, to bo bebl at Lauren's ''. ll., on tho 10th inst. The officers of the Cross Hill Local club (Maj. H. N. Cunning ham, President and H. A. Austin, Sec retary, wore, on motion of Mr. M. M. Teague, made officers of tho Central Club. Delegat* elected to the County Conven tion were Monars M. M. Tongiio, Jas. !.. Atkinson, .Fas. A. Hill, IS. If. CoirgncM, W.T. Austin, E. M. Caine, W. It. Fuller, J. O. Williams, DMVIII Iturnside. Members of Executive Committee: Dr. E. M. Caine and Maj. H. N. Cunning ham. On motion it was ordered that thc preceding of Ibis meeting bo pub lished In thc County Papers. ll. N. CUNNINGHAM, President. DAVID lUrnNSioK, Soc'y. HOLME'S SURE CURE, MOUTH WAHI! AM? DF.NTI CRICK. Cures Weeding Cums, deers, Som Mouth, Bore Throat, Cleanses tb? Tooth .jud Purities tho Breath. Used und ree ommonded hy leading dentist. P?o pared i>v Dra. .f. P. ?v, W. It. Hoi.MKS, Went i p>, (fa. Por salo hy ult drugglt and dentist, i?ud In 1,-mrMiM bv ? ly,' Having receive? Buggy, Oa.rria.go i rceiticn to ee freign-ts axideci. Will st Yon oan got a STD". and every veniol we will sell you : w MAGNOLIA 1\\8HKXGKK RoCTK. G., L. and A. <k K. Railways. In Effect Jan. 31, 1880. Timo 00th Meridian - Ono hour slower than C. A- <i. R. U. ooixu sor rn- DAILY. EXCOpt Sunday. lioavo Spartanburg 3 no p m 5 .io ? m 44 Moore 3 2.'> p m fl 28 a ni | " Woodruff 4 00 pm "blain 14 Kooroo 4 20 pm 7 40 a m 44 < ira 4 40 n m K 24 a m 44 Laurens, 4 .V.l p in t? IO a ni 44 High l'oint 5 21 p ni 068am 44 Waterloo 5 33pm IO.'JU a m 44 Coronaca 554 pm ll tri a ni Arrive Greenwood fl 12 p m ll 30 a ni I.oave GrCOIl wood 4 15 a in fl 12 p m 1 50 p ni Arrive Au gusta 0 55 n in P 25 p ni 7 00 p m Arrive Allanta 7 00 a ni 540 p m I Arrive Savannah 0 00 a m I 12 p III i Arrive Jacksonville 1200 tWU 10 ."to p ni | (101 NO Mlll l'll DA I I.V. heave Atlanta 8 15 p ni Lea Ve .laeksonvillo 2 30 j? III heave Savannah 8 10 p ni heave Au gusta 1 5") p m fl 35 am K 00 a in Arrive Green wood 7 05 pin 0 52 a in 1 00 p ni heave O reen wood 4.) .r>2 a in 1 ">0 p ni ArriveCoronaea lo loam 218pm 44 Waterloo 1030 a 111 2 55pm 44 High Point 10 43am 3 IO p m 44 Laurens ll 10 am 3 55 p Ul 44 Ora 11 34 a in I 35 p in 44 Knoreo ll 5*! a in ."> 17 p ni 44 Woodruff 12 lil p in fi 54 p in 44 Moore 1240 pill 041 pill "Spartanburg 125 pm 7 40 pnr B. T. OHA RLTON, H. P. A. J. N. MASS, Sup't, Augusta, lia. GREENVILLE & COLUMBIA RAILROAD. Oll and after Jan. 10, 1880. Pannen gor Trains will run as herewith indicated upon this road and its branches. Haily, except Sundays. No. 63-UP PASSENGER, heave Columbia ('. A* G. Depot 10 45 a m Arri ve Alston ll 45 a in 44 Nowborry 12 4s p m 44 Ninety-Six 2 03 p m 44 I lodges :t 05 ?> m 41 Helton 4 ll p m 44 Greenville 5.15 p m No. 62 DOW Heave G reen vi I lo 0 45 a m Arri vt Holton 11 03 a in Hodges 12 17 p ni Ninety-six 1 io p in Nowberry 3 02 pm Alci?n 4 06 pm Columbia 5 15 p m Ii A CRIONS RAILROAD. Leave Helena 3 32 p m Arrivent Laurens C. H. ??.'lupin Leave Laurens C. IL 8 00 a in Arrive at Helena ll 00 a m G. II. T ALCOTT, Sn pl ondeut. I>. CA HOW K1X, A. O. P. A. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY COMPANY. OoMMKNCiN'o SUNDAY NovKMnKn 20, isx>, at 0.45 A. M., Passenger Trains w ill run HM follows, "Kaatoril time:" TO AND PROM CHARLBSTON. KA HT (DAILY.) Depart Columbia 7 oo a m 6 27 p m Duo Charleston ll 2?? pm 0 00 p in WKST (PA I I.V.) Depart Charleston 7 20 a ni 6 10 p in Duo Columbia 10.%"? H III 10''Op III TO AND PROM CAMDEN. (HAST (DAILY KXOKIT HUND.yv.) Dep't Columbia 7 00 am 5 06 p m 5 27 p ni Due Camden 12 .T7 p ni 7 42 p ni 7 42 p in (WF.ST DAILY KXCKPT HONDA IP.) Dop't Camden 7 15 a m 7 a ni .1 15 p ni Due Columbia 10 20 a m 10 35 a in 10 p tn TO AND PROM AUGUSTA? K A HT (DAILY.) Deprrt Augusta 7 45 a ni4 40p ni 1035 p in Due Charleston 12 32 p m il 50 7 15 am WKST (DAILY.) Depart Charleston ll .'15 5 10 a m 1080 p in Duo Augusta ll 40 a in 10 20 p m 7 .'HI a in CONNECTIONS Made at Columbia with Columbia and Greenville Railroad bv train arriving at 10. 40 A. M. and departing at 5.27 1*. M. At Columbia Junction with C., C. Ar A Railroad by same train to and from all points on Woth ronda? Passengers tilka supper nt Branch ville. At Charleston with steamers for New York; and with ?teamer for Jackson ville and points on St. John's River, Tuesdays and Saturdaya I with Charles ton and'Savannah Railroad to and from Hav miali midpoints in Florida, daily. Georgia and C At Augusta wit rom any point W K libe ul., to mid fekvlllo Ut and m i and South. At Hlaltallroad. Through points on Rarnwoll an??d to all points tickets can bo purciiplyhig to South ami We byop l>. Mi </l KEN, Au't. Columbia, S. C. M HIN lt. P KC K, General Manager. D.C. Allon. G. I*, and Ticket Agent. di tin ? Agenoy for ? and "W agon Faot ?ll ett Manuikotu: ill for Cash or on Lenciic? eeleotion : ? guara nteed. Ci IT in need. LAURENS, 3. C. FRICK CO.'S ENC!! Agents for thc OSBORNE Mowers, Ri Cuno Mills Wheat and Grist Mills Acme Harrow?! (?rain Drills, Koo Pumps, Wagons, Cotton Planters, O Churn. LAUREN C. W. Retaurant Over 835 Bi Augnsi f,*9~ Meal? furnished at all honra, cow cach s of tho season. Everything svrupt ao politest attention given. LARGEST AND CHKAPES Stock Largor, Pricea Do Carpets and House Furnishing Moquet, Brussels, ?-Ply and Ingrain Cloths, Window Shades, Wall Pap?. Poles, Cocoa and Canton Mattings, 1 for samples and prices. JAM KS Mar. 24, 1880.-?H _ SOMETHING NEW KO H LAURENS 1 Candy Factory We have secured the services of experienced candy manufacturers, and opened ti Factory at this place, whore all kinds of candy ure made from the pure sugar. NO ADULTERATION. In addition to this industry, we have a line stock of fresh Oroeories always on hand, which wo sell at Bottom Figures. Respectfully A. H. SULMVAN & CO. NOTICE. 1 hereby forbid anyone from hiring Julian Dalton, as she is un der contract with me for the pres ent year. MARY MILLER. June 0, lHNd 15 at Ahead of all others! Pelhams Chill Specific broke Chills in my family when cvurytliing elsi? failed. T. P. PITTS, Saluda, S. C. "I have trlod Pelhams Chill Specific in several eases mut have found it invaria bly a positive roniody for Chills and Fe ver and thorefoie recommend it. TIIOS. V. WICKER, Jalapa, S. C. S?> sav thev all. For sale hy all Drug gists. NOTIOE. THE building of a BRI DOE across Rabttn Creek, known ns the McNIece Bridge will be let to the lowest bidder on the 7th day of Ju ly next, nt ll o'clock A. M. And the McDaniel Bridge across Halmo Crook will be. let to the lowest bid der on the 8th day of July, at ll o'clock A. M., with the right to rc joet or accept any hld. J. W. LITTLE, Chairman n. c. c. U c several-first, oletea orlos, we eure In &L rers jprioes wrt?x rix? I une. ?r om ?Tresri stoolt . 3tll etnci eeo \xs, and BOYD & CO AgricilH ! Implements, MES, SEPARATORS, I ls ? Celebrated capers and Binders. i, Sulkey Plow's, Corbin Disc nrfc? rt Cutters, Ac, Remington Force nano Distributors Davis' Swinging IS, s. C._ HENSON and Saloon, road Street, tn, Ga. dating of all (ho substantials ?nd?a*oli ilously nont, tho bent or order, kept, an T HOUSE IN GEORGIA. wer til a ii I5v4?r Hoi ore. Goods, tlie largest Stock South. Carpets, Hugs, Mats and Crumb .TS, Lace Curtains, Cornices and Jpholstcry, Chromos. ^F"\Vrite i fi. BAILIE A SONS, Ag'ts., 714 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. . S '-_- ! -... LLJJ.lt J. J. I*f,t'SN. St W. KKltOCSOJ?. NEW FIRM. Tim <d<l firm of Royd, Plug? A Co. having dissolved by mutual con sent, the undersigned have formed a co-partnership ami will keep ft full Stock of Family Groceries and Plantation Supplies. We are also A g ts. for Waudo Fer tilizer ami A<"io Phos tia to. 0T Mr. Plus?, in behalf of the old Firm, takes this opportunity to extend his thank.') for past favors, ami now solicits for the new firm, a liberal patronage. Our friends will plcaHO notice that we occupy the handsome brick building of Mr. (J. F. Little, on the corner of Main and Harper Streets, I where we will be glad to welcomer them. PLUS? A FKHOUSON, Laurens, S. C., Jun. '2,r>, 1886. Wilmington, Columbia ?nd Ann-tint*. General Passenger Department, . COLUMBIA, S. c., July 19, isa*. MAU. A'AO KXPKKH*. Mouth Daily. No. 48 No. 40. fjcavo Wilmington 8 16 pm 10 10 p ni Flemington 042 pm 1117 pm " Marlon ll ?Mp m 12 40a m Arrive Floreneo ll 2? pm 1 16 ? m " Sumter 4.14 am " Columbia 0 40am North -Daily No. 48 Ne? 4T. Leave Columbia O SSprn Arrive Sumter ll 56 p m A rrlve Floreneo 4 16 pm 607am I^?ave Marion 600pm 6 68am " Flemington 7 02 pm 7 44 ana Arrive Wilmington ???pan 9 67 a til < ' lia rh'Mt on and Columbi* ffpeeUI. Ne. 63 Ne. M. i.eave CharlcsUm 7?K"m A ?rive JSBir** Arrtwo Columbia jMarntai 1/onvo .? 6 27pm T. M. F. MF. ll HON, ?. P. A. J. F. DAN!*, Gen'I. Him'!. C. M. 8M IIK, Agent, Columbia, H. O. if WEB ---uBYr^^g^s5g?