The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 30, 1886, Image 3

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mm nam m i* tym *-I JFJjQ Advertiser. I4.VUUKN?, Juno :imi>, 1880. G?ll TXOKST. AM "Mintos" ure in ortlor, wo will sug gest this ticket to tho Democratic Con vention : J110. s. Ilruttoii, of fairfield, for Gov ernor, Jus. Rimons, of Chnrleaton, Lloutcn 11111-t inventor. W. I,. Muultllu, <>! Greenville, Secre tary of Minto. John I*. Ule Ii ard aon, of Clarendon,for Treasurer. 8. C. McCall, of Marlboro,Comptroller Oonornl. lb W. Bill, of liUitroiiH, Attorney Gon eral. L?\ W. Me Muster, of Richland, Super Intondotit of l?duont lon. W. w. Ilumprios. of Anderson, Adju tant ami Inspector General. ??local and SpGGiai.iK Walking canes fur girls arc (ho latest orassc. Everybody will bein town to see tho Raso-ball gamos. There ls tllllO OtlOUgh to make bottom corn if thc rain ceases. Several new residences will he built in town during the nu nun er. Wo linderst and that a dancing class will bo organized hero Hoon. Wo onll attention to tho card of l>. ll. CANTKV, Barber, in another column. Sheriff RAI.I.HW carried four prisoners to thc penitentiary on Thursday last. Tho gauge of thc C. A. fl. Hailroad and the Laurens Branch are being uhangod to-day. Mr. H. FRANK ANOKHSON is making molloy working a gold mine in Abbe ville County. Liberty Springs Church has given its pastor thc month ol* August for rest and recreation. Thursday is com incitement dav in Clinton. Oon. TmNCK will deliver the animal address. Il is reported ?hat a little boy in town is so bright, thc family look at him through smoked glass. Farmers appear to be turning their "movement" towards the grass. A few moro days of tho right sort, will <h> tho work "Among tho llroakors', will bc ren dered in Watts' Hall, on Thursday even ing, for the benefit of tho Ilnso-ball As soci?t ion. Tho passenger train on tho (!.. T.. A- S. Railroad new carries Glonn Springs Mineral Water for the benefit nf tho traveling public Thc answer to our riddle of last week MUM "Goose (filil?". Quito a number of answers have been received. Mr. J. M. Hampton wins tho chromo. The Indies of our town propose giving a lint-supper on next Tuesday OVOIlillg, 111 Watt's Hall. It will bu an elegant ?Hair. Proceeds for a laudable purpose. Thc Asheville VMtor is the name of A 10 X 12-inch daily, published by Pel ham's Pharmacy, lt gives tho dally arrival of visitors to this popular resort. RomO women nre like cyclones; so long as they stay at home nnd attend to their own business no harm is done, but whenever they begin to stir around, trouble begins. Mr. B H. IftrxTKR h <8 just r ooived an elegant now hearse ami a complete Uno of collins, cask eds, Ac Ho will cont! i1U0 in tho undertaker's business, and give his personal attention to all orders. The Boston Photo. Co., who have for the past few WOOks been iii our town, have left for the mountains. During tholrstayin Laurens they gavo perfect satisfaction and have been liberally pat ronlzed. Wo learn that the line horse. Asteroid, formerly owned by Mr. J.G. BROWN of this place, was sohl to a gentleman of New York, who has refused an ofTor of |10,000. Asteroid is said to be next to the finest animal 111 New York City. When drunk, a Frenchman wants to danoo, a < ?orinan to sing, ll Spaniard to gainhlo, an Italian to boast, au English man to eat, an Irishman to fight, ami an Amorloan to make a speech, l'or fur ther particulars, attend an ordinary po litical cou volition. Many of the most respectable citizens of Sullivan Tow nship have been made indignant by tho appearance, in that Motion,of a nvgro who, in issd, w as con victed of a high crime and sentenced to imprisonment for life. H appears that the negro has by some means obtained commutation. Noone but au editor can know the difficulty of Cominoildlng everything that conies along, without the use ol' stereotyped phrases. Wo sympathizo willi tho brother who roCOCtltly said, in reference to a new burial casked, that "one who had once tried them would use no other." Tho first Installment of the subscrip tion to the National Bank is now hoing received. A Herring safe has hoon pur chased, nnd Mr. < >. BtmOBsa w ill begin work on the vault In a few days. The building now occupied by .1. A. DARKS* DA Mt A SON, will bo lilted up for (ho use ofthoBauk. Business will begin Aug 1. Buring tho past week we have had tho ploasuro of meeting Editor JoNKH, of tho Savannah M omi ny AV ir?. Mr. .ION KS is visiting our section for tho purpose of writing up ?ur fine country, live towns, otc. with a view toward? Inducing omi* gration ulong tho Uno of railroad con trolled by tho Central system. The Savannah Weekly New? is one of tho very best family papers in the South. lt ls liberal, conservative, and backed by a spirit of entorprlso highly com mendable. on account of Chong? of fl na flo on tho Railroads, our papor failod lo arrtvoon Ihne? consequently, we? ask tho ind?l genos of our patrons for our half-sheet this week. Foarth of July Excursion. Tho South Carolina Railroad has pub lished low ratos for tlckots to Charles ton, for sale July 3d, 4th and ?th. From Columbia and all points on Columbia Division, and Augusta and all points on Augusta Dlvltion, to ? Charles ton and roturn, ?2.00. Tho glorious fourth #111 be eolobrated In Charleston . oti tho v,h. Military Parados, Doat I thine li iM, Ac ..Know Thyself." '.'I?.?lcbl'lltod phrenologist, Dr. W. Iii HAIIKKII, delivered im Interesting lecture Oil phrenology on Monday nihill i i W. tts' Mall. Ile will romain in (own .several days, giving I) ralf Opportunity to those who desire plll'Ollotoglcul oxain inatlon. 11 is term* are reasonable, and a chart from Hr. H A lt KKK is fully worth the price 'Those whosa heads ho OX* nmlnod 28 years ago, will not full to have their o'dldren's heads examined now . Ile will tfivu a series if free lectures in Watts* Hull during next weed?, to which ho cordlnlty Invites tho publie, ami os pcclally the ladies. A Fair of Four Counties. The Ninety-Six Agricultural and Stock Kair Associai ion wns reorganized on the 15th inst. JAS. KOIKIKits, Jr., was elected I'rcMldent, and Vi.Presi dents were elected flo n the Collidion of Ahhevllle, Newberry, FMirotield and Laurens. Our County is represented hy .T. n. I Tn M UK HT. J. 1). M. SHAW, J. WASH WATTS and l*. ll. Toni?. Autriist 101 ll WUH selected for holding the Fair. Those? Interested feel much onoourni*o.d from tho success of their lirst elTori and nm dotormlned to Kpnro neither pains nor capital in order to make it a show of Importance, rtoomes oil'at timi' when farmers ar.> at leisure and stock ls in tine o-aler. Laurcnavllle Seminary. As staled last week, the closing exor cises of this institution commenced on Monday ovoniiig. On Tuesday tho bountiful poem of '.Paradice and Peri," dramatized for tho occasion, was ron* ile red. At tho ?lose of tho entertainment Mrs* Kl I', ll Ul.1'K presented the medals and ami prizes in well-chosen words, to her pal rons and pupils. The roll of Honor i s as follows. Uold Star; ICxcoIloiiOO Medal John Y. < ?arlington. (?old Medal; Deportment Prank Lit tle. Music; Medal Uold Lyre Miss Min nie I lammond. Art Medal:Silver Miss Fay lladgons. Primary; Medal Miss p. Schnyor. Prize In elocution Miss P. Koppio. Deaths. This community was agnin pained by the sad Intelligence of tho death of a most estimable la ly. Mr. and Mrs. lt. II. HlMXIKNS had both I ?ceil .pille ill at their home in t his place, but hoping to be bcnelllled bv ? chango of climate, they moved several wooka ago into the c..unity. Mr. Hin (I KN s lias improved somewhat, l.ulon Friday last, his wire Mrs. p. ll. Ilun (1KXH, dlod of typhoid lever. She was !W years of age, and leaves a husband, 7 children, several of whom arc fplito young, and a large circle of friends and relatives ti mourn her loss. Tlio be reaved family have the heartfelt sympa thy of this community. Mrs. Lot ISA UlilKr'IX, relict of the IlltO Col. lb P. OaiPKIN, dlod at thc resi dence of Maj. K. S. UKI III N. on thc I Ot ll inst. The Malo Academy Cloaliifj Exercises. Never before in thc history of our town, has Palliens liad belter intitulions for the education for thc young. Tho clo ning exercises ol' these schools have been highly creditable to teachorsand pupils, and shows lo t he world, thal amid all our material and industrial progress, t he cause of education has not 1)0011 lag ging. The Commencement season closed right royally, on Friday oveniug, by an address ti? tho young men of thu Academy by lion. Sl'ANVARXK WILSON, ol' Bpartanburg. The speak er, ulthough young, ls a man of extraordinary power and ability. Ile is ono of the rising mon of thu South and we ci i u lid eut l.v pied iel for h i m a lui I liant ea roer of useful noss an. I dist i net inn. Tho exercises of tho school bogan on Friday morning by an examination ol' Hill pupils in t!io College Chapel. The you ng gentlemen passed Ibo examina tion satisfactorily, Tho young gentle men distinguished themselves in deda mat ion. Tho Chester Oroenwood and Abbeville. Thc stockholders of this company mci nt Oroenwood on tito ?Jud ami elected Hie following Directors: W.H. Davie, .1. K. Henry S. M. .Jones, T H. McCluo and .lillias Mills, of ('lester; I?. P. Dun can, of Inion ; W. A. Shand and W.H.] Kell, of Clinton; P. M. Cain, of Cross Hill; S. P. Boozer, .1. K. Hurst and c. A. ! ( '. Walkor of < troon wood ; W. ll. Parkor, T. C. Seal and L. W. Perrin, of Abbe- i vilio. Thc stockholdosrs also adopted by-laws and rules for the company, After adjoummo .t of tho .stockhold ers' mooting the Directors nut and elected thc following offU-ors: Julius M ills, of chester, President; I). P. Dun can, -d' I nion, VIce President ; M. S. Haily, ol' Clinton, Secretary and Ti e,, surer; L. w. Porrin, ol Abbeville, At torney, More than n siitllcient amount for (hu organization of the company has already been subscribed, ail I il ls believed that Hm money lo build tho road will bc ralsod vory soon amt that th? work of construction w ill be commonced. Personal. Mr. JAS. IL HKWI.KV visited Anderson last week. Mrs. W.N. WRIGHT has ro tur nod from i denn SprlngH. Miss COLLINS, of Florida, is the gil OS I nf Capt. PHILCO i. Miss NA SN II; K INA cn, of Ninety Six, is visiting at Mr. S. K. TAYLOR'S. Sonic people employ law v ets to settle disputes; others lo (liHpulo sottlcincnts. Mr. C W (Jarrott of Kind's Mountain Military Behool, is spending vacation at homo. Mrs. Pori; and her daughter, Miss 11 A 111 K, of Uroonoville, oro visiting nt Mr. J. W .IONKS'. Mrs. Liz/it: BARRKTT', of Mississippi, ls Visiting her mother, Mrs. lin t lt: WA ns, of this placo. Messrs. W. W. HALI, and BAMURL F. QA RM NU ION ai c at hume from I ho S. C. College, spending vacation. Kev. J. Y. PAIR assisted in tho instal lation coreinonlos of Hov. Mr. ROAR, at fJreonvlUe, lastSumlay. Mrs. I 11 i m so mid Mina TRK*DWI:I,I" nf Columbia, ar? visiting Capt. Fir.i.n INO'S family, In Joraoy. Mr. W. NV. HALL, of Lauren?, tho lunlor Orator of tim Clarosophlo Society ?f the South Carolina College, waa high ly complimented by the presa. Illa sub SCHEDULE OF OAMES To bo playod at Laurens, 8. C., for tho Piedmont Championship, Commoaclng Tuosaay Morning, July Otb, al 8:30 o'clock. Tuesday, 8?J0 a. m. Troy vs. Green ville. Tuesday, I:.".<> p. in. Laurens vs. An 1 loch. Wednesday, 8:1)0 a, lil. McCormick \ s. Cnlon, Wednesday, I:.'.<? p. III. Laurens vs. < ; reenvido. Thursday, *:?::> a. m, McCormick vs. A al loch. Thursday, I :.".'? p. m. Troy vs. Cnlon. Friday, 8:30 a, m. Greenville. vs. Mc ( !ormick. Friday, 4 $10 l>. Ill, Laurens vs. Union. Saturday, 8:*J0a. m. Prov vs. Antioch. Wo heg to impress you with tho rael thai considerable caro has been taken mid much expense assumed in tho ar rangement ol'thiv schedule, und for tho successful completion of Hie tourna ment, and trust no club will disappoint us, i hereby disarranging t ho cul ire pro gramme, and we tras; you will he promptly on Hu- ground. No proles- | sion al players will he allowed io purtici date. All games played hy Southern League rules. JNO. I). SM KA HAN, Pros, ls, i j. lt. Association, J. T. JOHNSON, .Manager. Coonta GorrGspon?GDGG. C1CNTI5RV1LLK. HANS VON SMASH. Mrs. li. C. Watkins is, we learn, very sick at I his w ri I lng. Since our last writing wa have had some heavy rains, (in Thursday, ITih Inst., WO had a rain and wind Storm. I >n Monday, 21st, a regular Northeast galo. Tuesday, 22(1, moro wind with some rain from the South. Oats ure tangled considerably. One fourth of Hie Spring oat crop w ill be his' . Thc corn and cotton crop ls In a bad oom dillon and slid loo wet lo work. Willi a sorry small-grain crop, and the present condition of the general crop, tho pros pects aro very gloomy indeed. Weare informed thal a certain mer chant Of youl" tow n leis gol Hie lillies I Stlpposi he has taken a ride through tlc country. If lie is subject lo t hat dis ease we would advise him nol to v isit our section, that is, if he lias any claim on i ho eroji. Here is one that will match "Joe Prince's" tadpole tah?! A certain man on Iiis way from Williamston, saw in (ho road before him an innumerable host of colored beings, all marching in st riel order, as if preparing l'or a general engagement. Tic man halted and alighted fri mi his buggy, wind lier to de fend himself and his hetter-lialf, or to "sift sand," wc ate not aije io cipher mit. P.ui after a moment of considerate I thought, I.included lhere was un necessity for alarm, and hogan io re connoiter. In order io satisfy himself thoroughly, Ibo mnn, willi the courage of a Stonewall Jackson, steps up loone of thc company and lays hand on, and lo! and bcholdl it was au army of load Irogs, They .v ere marching across the mad from a large pond. Ile says they were abouI Ihosl/.eof a large grain of corn, ami tho number of them well he never saw just Indi' so many before. Just think of a great number of frogs, and then there was twie . that many, rowr.it i\ o. P. s. Mrs. Susie (?wings, who has been spending some lime at Laurens, re turned i Iiis week. M r. J . H. Power ha - mad- t he bi si crop WO have heard of. Ile sowed ll VC bushels and reaped ninety-live. M rs. w. J. 11 nu tor is visiting relatives at this place, and will remain in the neighborhood, wo learn, a month or two. Miss Lena and Nanua Kow laud have returned from Hm Laurousvillo Female College, and will Spend their Vacation al home. Mrs. IL a. Curry's infant child has been dangerously ill for Hie past two weeks, but appears to lu? slowly i III - prut lug. TIlO Power Mill p.escnts a busy scene ibis week. Farmers are bringing in wheat, and threshing and grinding are going on at the same (imo. Several of our young ladies antici pated a nice n ip to Laurens last Satur day, but as the train made only one trip to and from tow n, WOrO disappointed. Mr. Honey has been al home all this Week: is Sulfuring Willi a severe Kore throat. Ile informed usthal thc L. A' < ?. (rain runs now within th.ee and a hall milos of Greenville, hut that 'hero are three trestles lo be built and a great deal of grading to bc done boin cen Ilia: j loin i and I he ell V. WATKlt LOO BILL. Mr. Joe Lavis has returned from (j reen v 11 le, w hero ho lias been for some lime. Wo had tho ploasnro of mooting Mr. Mel 'aili, of ( 'ol u in bia, while in town last Week. Wa would suggest thal the County Commissioners come down this way, Oven for a rarity, if llOtlllllg else. Mr. Jane < Harris has attached u t hresher to . is eugine al his mill, which is a great advantago to this section. Col. John Irby paid our town a visit ono day last week. We are always proud lc soe the (.'ol. in our midst. M iss A lillie Cook, who has been v i-,il lng al thia place, hu. returned to Cross Hill, ami carried with her Bovoral of our voling mon's hearts. Tho delegates from (his place attended tho railroad meeting at Qreenwood on Ibo 22d inst., and carno hack in (Ina Spirits, In prospeetof thfl road running through Waterloo. Messrs. Culbertson .V Smith have moVOd into their new building, at tho center of trade, w here they havo op ned out one of the finest Htocksof Jrugs in tho up-country. Frank is the right man lu tho right place, Judging from the crowd that frequent bia store during business honra, and you will always lind the latch .1 rlUg on (ho outaldo of his dem . CLINTON. "J." Oil last Friday night M ins < Mimer's in fant school guvo their exhibition to a large ami delighted audience. This Behool was started hero a few months ago, as a kind of experiment, hut lina huon crowned with such complete sue ccss as to assuro its permanency. It is devoted exclusive ly to tho instruction of children of teodor age, from eight yours and downward, ??nd is certainly in the hands of the right person, as was evinced in tho exhibition on last Friday night. This week,commencing with Mondar, will he a busy wei; in Clinton. Com mencing willi thc examination of thc pupils of the Orphanage on Monday; Tuesday night N.J. Holmes, Fsqr., will deliver an address before the Ktlltos mian SooiolVi Wednesday night thc children of the orpluinagngo will have their exhibition, and certificates will he awarded to two of tho young girls wlm have completed their course of study in thai Institution; Thurday, Comnieuco ment day proper, (Son. I'rlnco will de li vcr an address, and at night, the pu pils of Clinton College will give their ex hibition. So timi, considering tho short ness of lim night, there w ill be but little t illly for sleep. DOKKOII I*. <>. JOE PRINCE. Wallace Shaw has revived a very old custom. His melon patch became badly Involved with grass, and he deliberately dug up thc vines and moved them out to a clean place. I hear some startling rumors conoorn Ing a certain patch, nour i .au rc us village, but as tin' owner has at least once ho foro been arraigned on a similar charge, I forbear lo comment. I'urc religion is a good thing, lt can not bo over-estimated. lint I would rat her risk a li rsl- ra te Article of human ity, than to take- such roligioii as we frequent ly moot wit h. Mr. T. A. MeCnrley has just had ile finishing touches put on his new ? l w ? ? I - ling, orcctotl on his i-???.<. i?t purchaso near Thomas'Cross Hoads. If is indeed a model of neatness ami gone I ta-ti-, and does credit i<> those who planned and executed ii. Leslie I tros., from Laurens, were thc contractors sud builders, ami I think they have left for themselves a te l I in", ai! vorllseinenl. CROSS HILL. MACK. ('. L. Fuller has hoon quito sie !;. Miss Lula M e-s wai II is ai home, spend ing a sheo l vacation fri?n school. Mis. belle 11 Olid H X , ( He?e Mel I JOIICS,) has hoon very Ul for some' Hine, bm is now better. We- have had lim1 rains ami crops are looking tolerably well. Honorai Oreen has given some of our farmers a tight fight, but in most case s tho larmer has pro\ cd \ letorlous Tho lolegalos from Cross Hill, lo tho railroad mooting at H roon wood, on tho &id inst., have returned and report th u the A., (b tV C. lt. lt. Co. has be e n prop erly organized. Mr. Mills of Chester, President; Mr. M. Baily e>r Clinton, Treasurer, and Dr. Sham!, Dr. Cain ami \\ . li. Dell are- directors in this County. (?ur del?gales are- very hopeful ami con fidently e-xpe-e-t lo ||Olir the- snort Of t lie iron horse af Cross lilli In a short timi'. SIMPSON MILLS. NIX. I>ie.|, on tho morning of.linn- (he lu,li, infant child of M r. e nd M rs. I lipp. Miss Chit in McDaniel, is at home for the- slimmer. Miss Liuma I. Fl ledge has hoon sick Pu- several days, but is, at this writing, some' bel Iel . Mr. sii.H Boland, of Hooky Mount, is very sick with cold. Mr. M eh in Shell, is ipi ile - sick a iel has boon for se ve-ral days. Mis. ('alric Williams, is very sick, and has boon for some-1 lino. Mis. I Ml ll ll wile-eil' e.ur pOHtlllAStOr is ipi i I e sick , bul wc hope she will soon he well again. Tin? tari: cr? of this se ction arc all busy making out they aro cu Hing wheat, but ?ny one can't hardly loll what they uro iloing, by looking be hind them. Slid it rains, but tho more rain, the moro grass, and you can seo that any way you look now cotton seems to bo llolllg lim The- bottom land mi thc .ree-k and rix'or is all to be pl.u te-d over. lt was Ulldor water again last WOek. A groat many people, are- planting their ttuhhhln land in com thinking they will not ge:t to make a crop em erook und river this yorr. The Democracy to Assemble on the Court li ol' August. LOOMS ol' TIIKSTATK DK.MO-*^ ( KATH l '. \ KLM Tl CK (<>M- ^> MITTKK. J ( 'ot.i M MI A, s. C., Juno 22, I ssl-,. A Convention of the Democratic Party ?d' South Carolina will he licit I al Columbia on Wednesday, Aiigu-t l, 188?, nt 12 o'clock M., in I lu-hull of the House of Represen tatives, for the following-purposes: 1. To nominate cuudiuiitos for (?nvernnr uml Lieutenant ('over lier, and for other State oftlccs, 2. To el CC I the Stale Democratic [ixocutlve committee to serve for the ensuing t wo years. 8. To consider and transact such further and other business as the Convention may deem proper. Knch County in the Slate will be represented in the Convention by twice as many delegates as the present number of representatives ?ll both branches of the present [Jenora! Assembly. The eouiPy iXeCUlive committees are ehargeil w ith the duly of making arrange Inontfl for the election of delog.ites lo the Convention in accordance willi the rules in force in the 80V ara1, counties, Hy order of the committee. JAM ICS P. IXL A lt, Ch m'II. Wi bbl B .ION KS, Sec'y. W. T. Hrooker, (leo. \\ . Omit, A. .1. Norris, w. .1. Golding, L R, Allon) (leo. S. M ?u er. I). I\ Bradly, Wm. Monroe, r. IL Clarke, C. L. Spencer, L P. (thanie, J. RI. Johnson, lt. 1). Lee, Josiah Dour, s. ir. Rodgers. MESSES JAS. jft YOUL are nerelo: rons, Tor -trie Sale Yon can guiara a^war? that -w? r iiet, Tor style dur We offer these and will be please Cross Hill Democracy. Thc Ilemocruts of vU I lill Township arc urged to attend tho meeting to organize tin- Party, on Saturday, tile ?)d prox., at '\ o'clock. 10. M. CAIN IO, Township lO.vecut ive. .hmo -Js(h. 18815. Aleut i ng ot' (lie l>emoeratie 10x- ' eeuii\e <'omniiltoo. At a meeting of tin1 lOxccutlve Committee of the Democratic par ty, held ^ly 21, ISM'., the following action was had : /{exalted, l-t. That the ld?mo cratie party of Laurens County, bc ro-organi/.ed at once; for this pur-! pose township meetings w ill he held al the following times and places, lor the purpose of organizing town ship (dillis: The township IO x ccu tive Committee men are charged With the execution of this resoltl t ion : Cross Hill-at Cross Hill, July .'1, al il p. m. Dials at 1 Mal's Church, July 17, al il p. m. Jacks-at Hardis, July io, at IO a. m. Hunter-at Clinton, July 17, at Kt a. m. Laurens-al Laurens C. IL, July I 7, al 1 I a. m. Scufilctown-at Langston, July 17, al 2 p. m. Sullivans-at Tumbling Shoals, J illy 17, at 'J p. m. Waterloo-at < leorgo Moores, July 8, at p. m. Votings-at Young's store, July 17, at p. m. 2d. That a convention of the Democrat ie parly to be held at Laurens < . IL. al 10 A. M. July 28tll prov, t nell township being en titled to nine delegates. The busi ness of tho convention will be lo reorganize the Democratic party for Lauren- County, determine the mode of nominating candidates for the Democratic party, appoi.it delegate? to the Stute Convention on the Ith of August, at Columbia, and such other business as the con vention may see proper to enter lain. Rd That each town-hip suggest a members to represent the tow n ship on the ( 'minty lOxccutivc Com mittee. 15. W. DALL, ( !ounty ( 'hnirman. JOHN I >. PATTON, Secretary. REGISTRATION NOTICE Till', books of Registration will lw opened in the Sherill's office at Laurens, as the law directs, on the lirsl Monday in each month, until first Monday in July, 188(1, when the law requires them closed until after the UOXl general election. This is for the purpose of register ing all persons who have become of age, or infilled to register since last election; to transfer persons from this to another county; and from one township lo another, or from one residence to another. All this must lie done before or on the lirst Monday 111 July, issi?. Lost cert I Heat es may bo renewed to within ?10 days of election, and those who become of age between 1st of July and thc election, may regis ter nt any time boforo election. Those wno refused or neglected to register before the last election, cannot register until tho Inw ls changed? J. W ASH W A TTS, Supervisor of Registration. Down In Frout! This ls tho (donan of tho day, ns lt tip plies to tho myriad* of vile compounds ottered tho public ns remedies. Tho manufactories of these isHilcd health destroyers know as much noout thc art of compounding medicines as a new hoi n bal . dOOH Ol' tho double rillo of three. Avoid all tho "Tonics" "Mitlers" ?Vc, that nro compounded of mean, doidh dealing whiskey, ami arc no medicines ai ali, usc nuarl|cloof morlt and reputa tion : PH MI A M fl 0ftIM< AND Aon: Bro I PIO, is known all over Laurens County, and ont ol it a i a reined v Tot c\cry form of malaria, ('lillis and Fever Ac. livery body uses it. l''or sale by lb I''. Posoy and .1. K Wilkes, Laurens; lt. Y. Vance, ('linton; Oruv A' Sullivan, liorroh's; Sullivan ?V M liam, Mt. (lallegber; J. II. Crisp A Co., Ooldvllle; Culbertson A .Smith, Watorloo. Laurens, S. C., * . CRISP <& Go.: V a;p-pointed sole ? of "trie Celebrate ri bee all sales, as na Ice trie Toest, Tom ?aToilrty and finis! COLUMBUS : Ft excellent goods fo I) 3(1 to quote terms LAURENS, S. C. c. W.) Retaurant ( iver 8.'15 l>i Augttsl CSP*"" Mr als furnish" ?I ut all hours, coil! oaoTeH f.f tho Reason. Kverything scrupii ai- politest attention (fivvm LAKGKST AND ('Il KA ?M S' Stock Lnrg'cr, Priers Lo' Carpets and lintis?' Furnishing i Moquet, Brussels, 8-Ply and Ingrain Cloths, Window Slutdes, Wall Pu pe Poles, Cocoa and ('anton Mattings, l for samples and prices. .1A M IOS < Mar. 21, ISflO.-3-1 HOLME'S SURE CURE, , Mol Iii WASH AND DKNTI PRICK. Cures Riced lng Hains, I'loara, Sora Mouth, s..re Throat, Cleanse* thu Teeth ?jiul Purities tho llrcaih. L'sod und roc? (?intuended hv lead i nu dunlisl. Pre pured hy Ors." .1. I'. iV W. ll. 11 ol,M ns, |)< m i <l. M a.-on. t |?\>r salo hy all druaKit aiel dentist, ami in Laurens hv Dr. I?, lt. < ? IN NOK. 25 ly.* M AC; Not.i A PA HS KN fi Kit Hm ri:. < ;., L. und A. A Iv. Railways. In Kir. et Jan. 31, 1880. Tinto OOtli Meridian -One hour slower than C. ?V lt. R. ooi NO soe ril i>.\ i i.V. Rxoopt Sunday. Leave Snartanburg 3 00pm 5 30 ti m Moore 3 2ft i> ni ll 28 a in " Woodruff i 00 ?i ni 7 1.3 n ni 11 Kooroo 4 20 |> Ul 7 40 a in " < Ira I 40 i> ni s 'j| II ni " Laurens, 1 .ii? |> ni '.. IO a in " Nigh l'oint ft Jl p ni tl ft8 a in " Waterloo ft 3*1 p tn IO SO a III f'oroniiea &M p in ll 02 II in Arrive Oreen wood 111- p ni ll.'".UH in I .eave < ? roon? \v.I -1 45 :\ m 0 12 |> ni I '>?> |i m ; A i ri ve A 11 tflisto 0 a III t' "*? |> ni 7 ort |i m Arrive Atlanta 7 00 a in ampin Arrive Savannah BOO n In 4 12 p in Arrive Jacksonville 1200 a in lu Ju pm not NO honni i>.\ i I.Y. I .cuve A llanta R IS p in I.o.ive .laeksonvillu 'J 30 p in I .ra v. Sa vanii.it) "Kip ni Loave Au misti! 1 ftft |> in fl .?J", a m K 00 a ni A rr M e < ; roo n - wood 7 o ft o ni 0 ft'J n in 1 no p m Leave < ! reeiM\ oed 9 f>2 a 111 1 Wpm Arrive t'oronaea ld Kia m 2 IS p in Waterloo 10 30 a in 2ftftpm ll\fxh Point lo 43 ?i m 3 ir, p m .' Laurens ll 10 a in ". .v> p in " (ira ll 31 a m I 3ft p ni *. Kooree ll 5fl ii ni .r> 17 p m *. Wood run* i 2 IO p m ft ;.i p m " Moore |2 40 p lil ?*> ll j> 111 "Spartauhur? I 2ft p m 7 40 p ni K. T. CHAKIiTON, G. P. A. J. N. KASS, Sup't, Augustu, (?a. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY COMPANY. CoMM K NO INO SINOAV Nov I:M HI: it 20, ISA.',, ?il ?.4ft A. M.. I'assenivr Trains will run as follows, "Kastorn linio:" TO AND PROM CHAKIiKSTON. KA St (DAILY.) Depart ('ol ii ni hi II 7 mi ,i m ft 27 pm Duo Charleston 1120pm 9 00pm WKST (OA H.T. i Depart Charleston 720am ft io p m Duo Columbia 10 3ft a in 1000 pm TO AND PROM ('AMD L N. (KART (DAILY FxeKi-T srsn.vv.) Dep't Columbia 7 00 am ft Oft p in ft 27 p m Due Camdon 12 -!7 p m 7 42 p ni 7 42 p m (WURT I'AM.V HXCKI'T RUNDAV.) Dep't Camdon 7 ir. a in 7 a ni 3 I ft p ni Due ( ohm.Ina lu JO a in io 35 a in lo p in TO AND PROM AILI STA. BAST ( l> \ I i.V.) Deprrt AtlgllRl a 7 Ifta ni I IO p in 103ft p m Duo Charleston 12 32pni030 7 16 am W HST ( DA I I.V.) Depart Charleston ii 3ft ft IO M III 10 30 p ni '. me Augusta il 40 a in lo 20 p m 7 30 a m CONNECTIONS Made ai Columbia with Columbia nod (Irui nv ill?- Haili..ad by nain arriviez at io. io A. M. and departing al 6.27 P. M. At Columbia Junction withe.,!' ,t A Railroad Dy ?am? train lo anil from all points on iiotii roads. Passongors take supper at Rranoh Ville. At Charleston willi steamers for New York; and willi steamer for Jackson ville and point* on SI. .John's Uiver, Tuesdays and Saturday H | with Chatios lon and Savannah I i nil ron? I to and from S;n miali midpoints in Plorldn, daily. UcOrjfla und <' At AUffURtO iv It rom tiny point W Railroads to and fokvlllo to and m and South. At ItlaKailrond. Through pointu on Barnwell mori to J.II poi? ta tte kata can Le purohpiyiiTg to South and We l.yap I D. Meiji LLN, Au't. < olumhln, S. C. IOIIN lt. PROK, douerai Manager. 1>.C. Allon, <L Pt and Ticket Agent. rune lV-Ua, ISS?, GLgeri-Ls. ext, Leua ?a. ggy in tne mar i. BuaaYO o., sr RutnerforcL >r cash or on time, and prices. 3IE=> &, CO. and Saloon, .orn.1 Street, ta, (? ti listing ?'f nil lin? substantials .uiH doti iloutdv neat, tho boat or order kept, an r in ?rsi; IN GEORGIA. wer than ISver Before. [Joorls, the I urge? I Stock South. Carpets, Rugs, Mat* and Crumb rs,' Lace CurtalIii, Cornices and tpholatorr, ('bromos. Write i. BAILIK * SONS, Ag'ts., 7 14 Broad st., Augusta, (Ja. tl UKKN VILLE & COLUMBIA KA ILHOA f). On and after Jan. IO, I88fi, Passenger Train?) will l'un ?H herewith indicated upon iliis road and its branches. Dany, except Sundays. No. 63 UP I'A ss I : M; I:R. Leave Columbia C. Ji U. Depot io 15 a rn A rrive Alston n 45 a ", s *" 'T 12 48pm N Six 2 03 pin 1 3 Ob p 111 I 4 ll p in ( i 11 o 5 35 j) uj N .. o\V Leave (. ?i?0 0 15am A rrive 11 03 a rn )2 17 p in Ninety Six 1 10 p rn Newberry 3 02 p in Alston 1 05 p in ( 'oin in lua 5 15 p ru LAURENS RAILROAD. I.rave Helena 3 32 p m A rrive al Laurens C. ll. 6 30pm Loa vc Lam-ens ('.II. H tx? a m Arrive at Helena ll 00 a ni i :. R, TA Lt '< ITT, Supi ondent. 1 ). ? \ !:nw KU., A . ii. r. A. Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta, (?fin ia! Passenger Department, COLUMUIA, S. C., July li?, 1885. MAIL AN U I"\I'RKSS. SI ??til Daily. No. 48 No. 40. Lcavo Wilmington 8 15 pm 10 10 pm " Huntington 9 42 pm 11 17 pm Marion ll 30 p ni 12 40 a ia Arrive Florence. ll 26 pm 1 15 u m " Sumter 4 84 u ni " ( oinmbia ti 40 a 111 North Daily No. 43 No. 47>* Leave < 'nluuihia 0 5.s p m Arrivo Sumter ll 55 pm Arrive Florence 4 15 p m 5 07 a rn I .ca ve M arion 5 00 p in 5 53 a in Flemington 7 OU pm 7 44 a m Arrive Wilmington H 33 p m D 07 a tn Charleston aud Columbia special. No. 5? No. 62. Leave t hai lesion 7 J5 a in Arrive " y 30 j) rn Arrive Columbia 1066am 1 ,oavo " 5 'il p m T. M. EMERSON, Q. P. A. J. F. DANIH, (Jcn'l. Sn n't. c. M. SM ITU, Agont, < 'olumbla, S. C. fl ll I la I ? Sn III pl.- fri.? l<. limn- I H-. .. NUUK i.lilf. HU Lil I Us'" 'l"irk tate*. Territory ^-Iron. ???. r T' ' 1 -ti il u 6m?r?iii<?<1. AiMr??8 OR. SCOTT, 842 Broadway, NEW YORK? T ll 10 H E N I) E L LA BARBER SHOP. I beg to inform (he publie that I a n prepared to BOI'VO llicm as ToUBOIlial A X i. s ;. m m \- ni'sv quarters, Hilder I lie Hon della Hotel. I?, ll. CA NT LY. WANTED - LADY Ao,,vo d. to?<"""??*> *. .... - . 1 repr?M?B'. lu uer own locyillt? nu ..lil firm. IMMMM* vonni rod. I'nr manx*, t Dvkltloit ailUgowlMlU). U AY <% BKOH., U liaxulo.) 8?., K. X. NOTICE. Tl I K building ut' a HUI DG I . across Rabuil Crook, known UK the Mc Niveo Bridge will bo let to tho lowest bidder on tho 7th divy of Ju ly next nt M o'clock A. M. And tho McDaniel Bridge across Rabun Creek will be Int to tb? lowest bid der oil tho 81 h day of July, at ll o'clock A. M., with lite right to re ject or accept any bid? J. W. LTTTL?, ( !h tt h'm an B. C. O. h. o. June 1<>, 1M80 46 Si THRESHING Mil? UmploM. Moat Humillo, Eo??nr.mlri?l. ?nd lVrfetl In u?" ? ??tin no KOiln; cleans lt mady for mnrket. THRESHING ENGINES %^.E ftuw Mill?, ?nd MUMMIKI^ fm?UaM*to|n. ?.?ll?" Hood for lUiutr?t?d catalogue. A. B. FARQUHAR, I .??!.?>!4s A?rlr-ll-r?l Vorha, T**K? >?.