The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 03, 1886, Image 3
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livery Depart mon
to buy4what you doi
?lld Capricious taste;
standard inaintnlnci
dwindle Into Insigni
barriers of standing
onslaught of our pr!?
BLACK SILK,
Now if you want n good Black S
dont you buy until you soo o
Our stock of those goods is
largestin *tl?o County, our goi
tho?best and prlccs.tho lowest. }
our, Black Silk ?al ,8? 1.00 A I
A full lino of JcancsJTnblc lin
Towels Napkins, Flannels Cot
Flannel Bed ticking otc.
Fruit of the loom Blenching 09
J? XT O TU 3
A klSUNDERSTANDING.
"So sorry, my dear," said bustling
little Mn. Dorman, when ?dir, had onion
eratod h?r guests to her friend, Mis,
Bsylea, who hud just arrived. So sorrj
about Aleo Thornton; know you didn'l
liko him-bad taate, liv the way-but
muk? my parties as I do my cake, jits
by a receipe, and that Hayn, Don't mini
conflicting tempera. "
Mia* Styled put out a detaining kam
aa har friend waa about to leave her.
"Catherine, I hare not scion Alc<
Thornton for tan years," Mi???? Styles l*i
gan slowly, "and you must hear how
?aw him last. Wn were engaged foi
ona hn| py month in Florence. I be
lleve 1 really loved him and thought tba
ha loved me. Mo did not naod nv
money, and it had not then U-coino tin
fashion," she laid a little bitterly, "t<
admire me. A little misunderstanding
growing out of my possessing a photo
graph ?>f an Englishman whom Alec dis
liked very much, ended like mont loren
quarrels. After a few days coldness w<
Wera reconciled ami * xchailgod pledge
-blue violets foi him, for tue white ones
I keep mino asa commentary on humai
nature's fidelity. We had made friend)
?na morning. That aftornoon, when KO
Lng to drive with mamma, wielling U
give nt ill greater proof of my submissloi
I loft on tlie gallery table, whero hi
could, If coming in my absence, I?, sure
lo aeo them, a genuine woman's note of
submission, the photograph over whicl
wo hud quarrelled, I gave that he migh
deatroy it if he 1?5?OJ, ?uni to my sacrlfl
cieJ pilo I udded another testimonial U
uiy tido?ty, a trio of bluo violets taker
from my belt. Since thai morning
have no vor tjeen Alec Thornton; he lef
Florance tho nest day. "
"Giving no roason?"
''None, wive a fsw words ? ritten ri
live back of uiy note. ?Tho siguilt cono
of my action, he ?aid. WSS unmistakable
^?fabowed to my decision, aud nineo hi
Otild not BO suddenly fie u thu luevitabll
vtb fortitude, he musfi bid mo an in
<tf'.-.iiUi faro wei I."
j jilin Mra. Dorman waa quito breath
te? with luterest and astonishment.
"And you liavo never hud luiy furthe
iolution?"
"None; to thin day I have not Bolvei
bia cow iud ice. Ho might have, brave*
the honest confvhaiou that ho no longe
loved me, and J should have survive?
U," alie .?aid, in a Utterly Barcastio tone
"I have forgiven hint," sile added, war
big a hand as if dismissing thc subject
"but my memory doesn't IOHO H-S teeU
with years, ns Mr. L>woll nays bia does,
and I mueh prefer not meeting Abs
Thornton."
The i zplanatiou which Miss Styles ho?
just giveu lo her friend had not beet
vouchsafed to the Anglo-Floren tim
world, two years ago, when it bocaini
known there that Dr. Thornton hud sud
denjy left town, and the news graduait]
Rpread abroad that lus engagement will
bia beautiful cousin was al au end.
To IK- sure, tho young woman declaroi
with channing naivete that abe had hool
jihad, but nono thought alu? meant to h
balioved, and though she lost her rosen
abo waa guyer und moro charming thai
evor, having during tho following sea
.on ti pair of counts nt her feet.
Mary Styles now no longer posed fo
tho blushing maiden. Mho was begin
ning, HO jealous mammas declated, "t<
chango ber pink rosen for saffron one?
and would soon bani; to tho chuimiw
tnd charming circle hy the oyo-lid*
.ince her handsome blue oyes were th
only fouturo timo was leaving her unim
paired."
The women voted her horribly passe?
the men-lovod lier still, called her
adrado of kwuliiinaa, hut so cold! Tc
night abo hod arrived at 7 o'clock for
fortnight's atay with her dear old fri?n
and schoolmate, Mrs. Dorman.
There wer? several guoata already Ol
Mrmbled around tho tablo when Min
Style* eatered tho breakfast-room nos
morning arid waa aasigncd aplace Ix
tween Mrs. Dorman'a 10-year-Old dang!
?er and sn old friend, Mr. Trlplott. i
faw introduction!! to th ono Immodiatel
about her followed.
"Mia* Htyloa," Grace Dorman ivegan
siter a short space given to greeting
?ad weather, "I waa taking Hie view
of the cou? pun y when you carno in n
rerdlag tfeeir trimmings. Mr. Triplot
object* to Sitae Ibiatlo fol bia plato dec
oratio*). If you kaew him, aa 1 BOO yo
do, you wilt testify ho could not bo mor
appropriately primmed."
Mis* Hey le*' handsome cy ca. whic
marched box dresa la oolor, were raise
to her neighbors fsoe as sho aaid, ami
lng:
K sans? oem s it lt a floral album befoi
?enrssrlag to commit myself, and sha
hope (to ind a compliment in my ow
ttrrouadlage, " ?std, taking up tw
of Uio morning glories scattered abeu
h?r piste. "Hoir beautiful and how pit
'al that a thing so lovely should be f
.horMlved. 'Tho good die first-'" sli
quoted.
M 'But they whose hearts are only a
summer's dust, burn to tho socket.'
Misa Dorman continued. "I prefer
Till
L?iUltillS? Display ul' Kall and V
I now complote w ith th?; ChoicestUtx
wan I ?ts tho .assortment is su flieh
i. A careful inspection will convlnoo ;
I In tho most prolontluus markets Sot
k-anee whoo compared with our prese
gu?ranteos, otc.' pul forth by rival eli
es. Business from ? purely business i
WAMSUTTA XXX -l-l 8^ cts
ll und IO \ .sheeting Bleached ?
Brown from 17} to ?.!."> ct.-?
lu while A Colored sproutls w
aro offering marvelous vuluros i
LOU 1.20 ec 2.UU and higher
A handsome lino ol Uluok good
in Cash moros ut 15 23 85 IO 50 <
lind 75 cts If you want to .-ave nu
ney it will pay you to soo tho.so.
T J\. O J\.
anenduring, dospito your ingenious ar
gument."
"Fragile id a IWtor word." and th?
young lady pinned a fow blue-bolls at
her throat.
"Violeta would suit you perfectly,
Miss Sty les, " draco Dorman ?aid sud
denly; "just match your eyes. Dr.
Thornton, "why didn't you tell nu? vi<>
lets." sh? said reproachfully.
"I dislike them," tho gentleman said
shortly, ns for an instant his eyes met
those of Mary Styles.
"And with mo they are favorite flow
ers. " Tho young lady lifted H look ot
which hung on bur chain aa she 8j>oSro
and, touching a spring, disclosed four
hula pale fuews in th? glass cate.
"You should wear violet, rosos," Miss
iHimian said, tuking tho lockit; "these
ar? white."
"Yes, ?nd old. A charm ugs?nst
fever," ?he ?aid, laughing gently, "not
worn for their beauty now." As sho
H|roke tho glass CUHO dropped from ita
placo, and tim four little bends foll on
tho ?doth, crumbling to powder.
"No matter, I assure you," Mis? Stylos
hastened to reply to Mus Herman's ex
clamation. "I no longer neod thom. 1
hop? Dr. Thornton," she added Inno
cently, "the faint odor doos not incon
venience you. 1 amura you they ara rory
old-and-dead."
She blow the dust from her as she
spoke.
"A physician should learn to keep bia
nerves woll in hand," that gentleman
said gravely. "1 have been tl.? Indirect
causo of the accident, it t* just tlmt I
should suffer thereby. May 1 pac? your
chocolate?"
Thc fortnight WJA over, and tlie eoft
moonlight wu? flooding everything on
tho lawn with us radiance, SJ Miss
Styles, the evening before her departure
from bovell Oaks, ? ?.-i lightly down the
gravel } '.ii to s summer house, in
search o', a shawl left tiler? at after
noon toa,. Tar- wri?p had b*en securod,
and she pau?? 1 a moment on th?? broad
?tv,:n? Stop, t~> uota th? osTect of the
uioouagin ou the silvery thread which
wotiud at ibu f >..; of the garden, when
' a vole? :.*. ber olbow made her statt. Sbo
recognized it at ouco. Tho getleuiau
threw uhidu a cigar, us ho said!
"I ulm.vii fuel your coining bore as an
Inspiration, I was thiuir .lg ot you."
Ile wa> Btauding hy hor u>w, and look
up directly down upuit her. "i Lave
something to toll you, alar;. ; will you
hear i tir*
ribo stood with her fae* urortod, har
%'d?M ?till llxed upon tlu rivor.
"No, lhere .oui 1 bj nothing you could
have to ny lo nu. that 1 would wish to
? hour," abo suiJ coldly.
"Hut thur., ure duiies one can not ig
nore ou a question ot what is agreea
ble,'" tho gentleman went ou, and l
ask yon to bea. LU?? simply ?* s mutter
. of ibily. "
"Duty is ail odd word from you to
mo." Min? Styles turned, ami met tb
full gaze of a handsome i?air of grey
eyes.
"Vis. an unrecognized quantity Le
twoeu woman and mun." tho gentleman
said, "yet u woman at least owes a hear
ing to tho man who loves her. What
over weight the words might carry," tho
)oung man went on, "and whothor ill
or well chosen I must speak. I tell you
against reason, against my Le.it .judg
ment, In do flan CO of pride. 1 tod you
that 1 love you unreasonably, blindly,
with an intensity that conquers p? ide
ami defies my judgment, with ? IOVO
which, after ion years' waitiug of sil
onco and separation und nvor-present
seiise of hopolessueas, i? btdl uncon
quered and enduring. I claim by these
feelings, which you alone have brought
to life, the right to plead tlnnr cause. I
Claim this right. Mary," he a<Xdo%4, with
infinite lendemoss in tho tone, "and tatg
to U< allowed one more effort UJ win
?our love."
"Those are strange word* from you to
HO, Abs- Thornton. Are wo acting a
farce?"
"H it then inorediblo that I still love
vou? It is strange that my love has not
died, yet I must confess us vitality. In
thc fina hour of our meeting at Seven
Oaks 1 know that my heart had never
dethroned its queen, that however crue"
?ho must always reign. "
Ho putland an instant, aa Mi n Stj h?
said, sneeringly, "Wo grow quita dram
Stic, how fortunately facts at?. Yoin
riviil nu iallon lias we*:* fsnoy eo*>
ors about ? few dayl IA your '?Sa nm
mini < e *rs ago."
"No. I retaeab?r with painful OOO I?
raer," Ihe youan wm replied slowly, a*
With folif Od arms ho Stood facing her
"Hut weat is prubi when ono loves, om?',
very hf.? is involved."
Miss Styles measured her full height
aa oho said scornfully I
"Your renunciation boa coat tao note
ing. as you see."
?My renunciad ai?" Tho tono was cn?
of groat astonishment.
. 'The* reflection is not nattering." lilts
Styles continued. "Yet l nm able to
enduro it with composure, though not
apt to forgot that my release from en
gagement was gratuitous."
.'Grat it-'oa.-.? year robas* sratutioiut"
-A. Mam.
Thousands who have
> hiter Dry-goods, Boots und Sinn
>ds of hotuo :u??l foreign marketa. No
.'?illy largo to enable us to suit tho nm
you that our present stock i? fully i
ith. All uer past efforts (though c
mt gigantic H t rid os for patronage. Tho
limants molt into thin air boforo tin; l
standpoint-squarely, openly and nb'
CO LOURD, DRESS, coons.
L^ i '> plecoH Pekin serges in ci*
worth 12 .\ .ct s
0 20" Pacific Hobes ld ets worth 2>'
ctn
15 piecon Argyb' Serge Double
fold 2U eta worth 30 els
20 !38 pieces ?neb Cttshnioro J
worth -IO ets
<" 16 piceos lo inch Cashmere 40ot:
worth titi ets
' J 20 pieces l- l inch Trieot i HU ct
I worth 7"> ets
3 ?-31 OC
th? young man" replied. '*Tjnless j"U
have lost, your candor, you onmt own
thal I never released you."
"This holders on I nan lt," Alco Thorn?
ton,'' Miss Stylostfaiil quickly, and look
in steadily into the eyes thal were fas
tened with equal ea ment?a/su on hoi
own. "Fortunately I have your lutter."
"And I, equallv unfortunately, havs
not your*, i.ut i nave what will, and il i J
sprinkle of dust, and will flicker a whilo
in my candlestick, tha^h yon. Ho, on
i elle* timi, though I *vns inclined to fool
j'-alou* nt first, you ?r<* wetcomo to tho
f.-vjj-?t? cotupltment your ri*-?-vis has
paid yon, appearance thia morning."
M .. H Styles raised her eyes and mot
tiloso of a gentle mon who was just tak
ing M place opposite to her, Dr. Alec
Thornton.
"I ara flattered to hare-remained
among r>r. Thornton's memorlee," Mi**
Styles !<uid, bowing in acknowledgment
of tl at gentleman's greeting.
"Nfvor having uren yon. ' Miss Dor
man wont ori, "I had fo call on another
{ V;MU- who hud, though after all he
wonkl only be general, and se?noted
whiit would suit, any lr?d!<?, wasn't that
lt, doctor! 'fair ami fickle* he nayn they
?rc,'' added, much s':r*-rt*><t nt th?
expression ?he saw on Dr. Thornton'*
face and not in the least understand
ie.? it.
Mi>< Style? turned to the gentleman nt
l>*r ?trir?, mid tv-ok up th.? fi .wer-? again i
a? she te I tl.
"At ler.sl weare channing while wo
last, ?md if too much sunshine ia fatal, ?
the weakness ts human; whero is tin?
le.i.ti who can endure unlimited pro*>
perity '."
"Give Ute figure a sentimental turn,"
the gentleman suggestod, "?ind for prc.*
|x?rity read atfoctjou, tb* morning glory
?IluAtralion i? nut happy."
"i ?null certainly claim thick clouds
mid rainy woalher Mt unco, und my
'glory' will thrive the better. Tho closer
analysis develops new charms," th?
young lady continued, "and I feel my
self indebted to Dr. Thornton for th?
compliment he ha* paid my womanly
natur?."
That gentleman bowed again a? he
?aid, "Tlioy are beautiful certainly, but
tell iU own ?tory-my rej?*ot*?d pledge, ?
the little Violets."
"Your rejwted pledger" lliw Styles
a?ked curiovsly.
"Yes, ruy rejected, retorne*! pl?*dgM,n
he repeated. "Possibly clrctttastauces
which have l>a?n burned iuto ?ny mem
ory hnv? rscaped your*. 1 went to your
house one evening, ten years ?go, a
happy lovwr, bf lio vi ay i:i\plioitty in I he
woman who hod that morning, with
word? ?ho know well how to choose, dia
pellod nay doubts and, I think, pardon
able jealousy. I found, whan the ?serv
ant answered me, you lind pkwwd a full
explanation of your absonoe, kb? photo
graph of my hated rival, aud my poor
violets'. There was UO need for more
these told their own story. You could
not fae* mo with the truth, tho English
captain had stolen your love from me,
or I bad never ptrfMcenvd it, and you
oho?o thi* method of I.leaking tho news.
I tried to return your towers, but could
not. The little niiM folded tu my banty
farewell, scnlibled on a stray ?hevL I
found on the table, wer?? taken from a
vaeo on tho gallery, Your? li" whore
your own lingeix placed them that morn
ing. From that wretched hour of
awakening 1 vowed to forget you, but I
have not, alan, I can not. On co mon',
Wary, I auk you, may I try again to win
your lover*1
There was a momentary ?donoo, dur
ing willoh Misj Stylus seemed oddly
lie.ved. At length ?he HUld in a low
voice and looking quito away froui her
companion:
"Do you moan that you did not read
the in 4e ?"
"Can you m?nn that you wrote mo
one ?" h? ?(.ked eagerly.
"And the flower* you left wore not
those I had given you?' lier t'/im wiW
beginning to tremble perceptibly.
For an?w?r ho touched the spring of
hi? watch and showed, lying upon a bit
of white velvet inside tho extra case,
four little purplo violot?, "You laid
them there," he ?aid in a low, forcibly
Calm tome
Mary Styles ifrapp**! her face In lier
hand?, aa she Mid in broken tones,
"Oh, Aloe, wh*t lia ve you thought of
me T
"Consider rather what you may be
giving mo roason t<> think of you," the
young man auswerod, touching can*
lonely her sofi hair; then after a mo
mont, "Will you tell mo if then* Was a
lotter and what it said ?"
"There wa* one in tho same sheet with
your?, if you lind hut turned it over."
"And it said-"
"Ootna very foolish words, I fear,"
Miss Stylos replied slowly, und, lifting
her oyes for tho first Hmo to lier rom.
pan lon's faco. "i>ut none of dismissal.n
"Hut tho Howers " and his strong,
brow n fingers |tossoaaod themselves of
a strangely unresisting, slim, white
hand.
"Were tc.\-n from my Ivlr a- fnw nw
IVA) AND WM
visited our ptoro during tho-pas
IA * G?SI
ts, to ou Undoubtedly tho larges
necessity
?st varied
ip lu thu
reditablo)
infallible
irst groat
OVO board
bas ulw
house lt
market
market,
definite
To tliosi
call for ;
These gooda are in all the newosi
shades and Cannot posibly in
matched elsewhere attlioso pricei
A full lin" ?d' L idies and men
under vost Cheap, medium and Hm
Our mens unlauudrod shirts v.
cds HU and 05 els take the euko
Thu best LOO Black Kid (Jlov<
in th" 1 Inion
The best50and75 eta Colored kit
j gloves ever known. .
The best '"> ) 75 1.00 corset ovo
shown.
M IP .A. INT '
mrntn bf-for*. Your flowers I kept uniil
?-until H fortnight Hgo." *he ?lid, Bind
in ^ up nt. lum. "Do you not remember
thom?'1
.'And I may repli?e th?m w ith the old
significance?"
"However cauld I ima tin" you hod
not read my letter." Mian Styles auld
;u"T<r A while, ?till feeling something
very unreal ni her attitude toward I tor
old lover.
"And howr could yeal ?vor belioro
UlMt haring done so 1 could lenvo l*\or
encor"
So Alw. Thornton an<l Wary Strlea
turned unoiii<*r leaf of life's book--may
ii prove a fair, unwritten sheet.
O. "W. ?IILTINSO?ST.
liestauvanl ant/ Saloon,
()VKR 835 il ru >.\ i? Sr HF: KT, |
AUGUSTA, C KOItO I A.
Meals furnished st all hours, consist
ing of : it tho substanci?is and deli
cacies ol' ih" season. K very thing scru
pulously n"??, the h*st of erdec !<*pt
.md the politest attention given.
- . TO '
:?;/J.c.;:}.'ii'iJLO"u.t^i rr
"? LVIllN 1 Lil . (\?
Who 'lier you liol only full value i
M?rgalos froin Iheir Iiunvenso stoe
?lieut. We have Jusrcceivcd a lu
consist i ng <-f Ti !cots,tlh>ocles, ."ilk
-arv trimmings, which wo offer ul
^stonisftingli
We invite yom special attentiyn
Jersies, which are all of tho latest
Wo al ui bave a line <>f
Slothing and Bents
Our stock of dines ls complete in
(rial, to convince you thal we ..un -
tbi'< line, spacial attention is call
JAMIES MEJOTI
M. A. PACK VIII)
Minter &c Jamies
We i? 1-i? offer you ii band made -
Our $tf.50 I.adie i llntldliiudc Slur*
bility. Ail the above shin H ure wai
<ii\e us a call anti bc convln
for them
F U KN IT Ult F,
.Minter A- Jamieson'** Furniture Pu
the bes! Furniture CHKA Ph'ST.
.lu -t think <>f it : All Walnut Suit,
utily $20.50; worth in market $115.00,
Neut set Furniture 10 pieces for
MOM-. I). A.Davis, T. Il Nelson, L.
Wilkf ? ure with US ami will he j
customer!.
Very Handsome Wainui Marble t
Mohair Plu di Purim- Suit, Walnut
Kockers, with Carpel seat and ba?
Neat net ? hair- for only tJ.T?.
"Wo -w ill not, v.
Complete Stack Matresses Ped Sprli
for Cash'
WM deliver 'Furniture on tho 1
Kpartnnbttrg ,v,,p ?f charge,
MINTER <Sc,
Leaders OP !
I have tried this gallie in days gull
_A. 3srjr,"w DIS:
l leave this week fm- New York t
FANGY DRY GC
J?UNID MIL:
Moral-- These goods w
depresfjioii and will bo
cheaper than anybody
mn SE sou
At tlr Emporium
w. H. GIL]
IxliiltDitior? !
* Y BODY PLEAS!
( two week?, pronounce
I * GOMPi
t, fines! an<l Best Assorted ever >
ays been our motto, 'i'la; best possible
i tbe South to beat our priers, w o cnn
since wt* have been hero, but wo caa
ir aol ut tho people's expenses, why t
price list of our stock, consequently v
> who have no faith ia aa udvertisomc
nay goods at thc prices named mal tia
:'lions, SHOKS, SHOKS.
A full lino of Misses uudchiUiron
shoes from 25 els np tn the best
11 and made goods.
our $2.00 Ladies kit! und gout But
ton bind- mb*,ht ho matched for :!.-">;'
t Kir $2.7? Ladles < Jrlmp toe French
kid Button Boots are worth $-1.00
every whore.
Our .Solid Hat's of findies Shoes
from 75 ets lo2.50, cannot bo match
e l elsewhere for tin- prices.
125 Fails Ladies grinned Clout
and Voil Calf shoes worth 1.25 now
thrown on the Counters at .r>" ctn
-ir
3LJ
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to me, by j
.ade or account mude prior t" 188 '>,
will please como forward and -*?dtte
.ame by 1st. November next. Those
failing to tb? so, will llntl their
(daim- ia thc hoads of lt ll olllcorfor
collection.
W. H. ?A?ttKTT.
BRIDGE to LET.
TU 1*3 building of a Bridge across
Reedy Uiver, a' Cae Smith old Mill
bridge, will bo Iel to the lev ed bid
der, on th.- '.rd. tlay of November
next,at said crossing,at il o'clock
A.M. Also, the McPherson Bridge
..teros* ?{??bun Crook, will be ba to
tb.- lowest bidder,ut 2o'clock I'. M.,
tm the llrd. day of November next.
Said bridges to be paid for from
laxes collected during the yoar
1887, with tie- right to reject any
bills made.
J. W. Ll TTL K,
Ch m'a H. e. o. i" o
Cot in, w
? oe, ira ?- v '-. <?
is ?MO ruosscry
Chilli oj Mil 8
niK . .? I
V - Qoods :EDstab
?rit. o?*
A MUM
'or your money, bat unprecedented
k which ls complote ia every depnrt
tndsome lino of Ladies Bress floods
s, Woostoda etc., with all thonoci <- [
3 kow Prices.
to our lino of Ladies', Cloaks and |
stylos and at the lowest price-..
. Eurnisbrn?] Roods
ie very respect, ami all we ask is .?,.
lave you a groat deal tit' money iity
ntl to .air '
3 S3 3.00 SHOES
"d' Co"- $2.i?!l SHOKS.
on's ?3 2.50 Stio? !
hoe lor $1.'"?, worth $5.50.
e i- une(|Ualled In stylo mid durn
'ranted to give satisfaction.
..ed that otir goods aro all we claim
F UH NI. TU UK! i
lace is the plat o WTlOro voa can bay ?
ia piecer, one-fourth marble, for
on Iv $15 00 I
\ .McCortl, .J. IL <?'l>. ll ami F. Il
doused to seo their friends and .
>p suit, ten pieces, for only $15.00.
frame, for only ?12.50,
!.:, for only f I .75.
D G undereoi cl
ug-<. Also Cai pets anti Hugs Cheap
A S. H. ll. bet we.rn (J reen wood anti
JAMIESON,
LOW Prices
e bye nial al present will try it in
o select a Fall ami Winter Stock
)0DS, I20TIOI2S
ill be bought since the
bought 25 per cent
else has.boug* t them
3 ACCORDINGLY.
a of Knaliion,
ihown muloi' ono roof in Laure
values. tor th? lowest possible priet
3 not what they claim. Sonic pi-.?plo SJ
t h"i|) a. Wc uro determined to tm
hon ut ours, lt would lakou wholo
tu will name only n low and ask what
?nt we will Kuy, call <>n un and hiing tl
(y will bo promptly shown.
i for-1
on ."t ?
Mens good Solid F.a-ey Comfoi
table shoes iu Congress Butti
Balmorals at 1.25 1.50 2.00 2.25 and
"nigher.
315 Pair Gents Congress (?niter.-?
worth 1.75 thrown on tho flour at
99 ctn
Our 355 Gents Hand sewed Call
shoo would bo cheap at $5.00
our $5 00 Golds Han i Sowed
Fr?lich ('ali* Shoos in Coil & ress Dut- J
ton A- I bil nu nils aro guaranteed to
i wear with tiny $7.00 Shoe in tow n
.A. IT R E 3ST
"The boy stood on th?
SO they say : but win
MUNTER & L
Have a choice lino of Dry Gooda, ?
iii prices whit
EARTHQUAKE COULD NOT
The mighty "Shrike" w?
ANDTHE BOTH
riten wo nitide our purchases, and hoi
upon the water and Hooting bargains
competitors, ni our now - iure, wv ai
"I lo build up il (radi", if Pur dealings,
um aeeoinplNIi (his result.
\Ve have no Second-hand or Shelf-w
mn ?F THE I,Al
I n il lin? r y Q
rrnyhham it Dial's Hod block
Choice Groceries .
Rombember We will Ii
3HrE!..A.rjQXJ.A.r?.r
('HO! CF. FA M IL'
PLANTATION SUPPL
JE
' 3 J
0. B. t
I beg leave to inform my friends
hand a Hill lino "1 < < Ut iCF.Itl i .s. \, hi
fl
My goods have been bought clou
ble profits. All cash purchasers will
boloro buying elsewhere,
\'A pounds I Jest Granulated Sugar
1 5 ] 11 nituls Stiircli for.
33 i rs ??i Soap for.
20 plugs of Tobacco for.
50 pounds of Flour for.
1 -jr? boxea i.f Matches fi
.A.T GEO. 33. -A. IX
TO OUR CUS
< in account of tho extreme latem
died demands thal have been made II
SHEAT NEED CF MOS
Although all our pu peri mature oi
if the fact thal you connel meet (hen
Help [ro?a every Friend and Customer will
A hieh mature -rn Oct. 1st., and (hus p
n a condition !" net tho part of a frloi
vant assistance In tho future.
Believing tba you will properly
vhat you ..an w ithout further delay,
Yoi
GRAY & SI
AT LAURE
AI ui-ny-1
'8 Just roilolvocl, lnrftalot of Ryo,
BASNUM'i
rVill not lu- ttl Laurens, but iii?' n
hal is .A. i\ali and oo
Family and Fan>
?Tr-Lii-Ls, Confeotioi
nd everything that is needed tn tl
ii a First Class Store, which will 1
or CASH.
Liberal juices paid for Hides ni
Look for the sion of tho Hi^ Efl
J. R. Coo
LIS
Wc challenge any
iy wo have ruined tho
ike Laurens a lively
newspaper to givo a
you think of them.
iis along with you and
Good Solid Brogans Boots$1.44?
:i pair.
Kuli lino of Best Calf Boots 1.60
to 2.00 a pair
Huv- Boots from 7.'. els to 2.00
All good things have their Imita
tors
Tho Augustu, Ca-h, Company
not excepted. C'onscquntly wo Cau
tion thc people ilgnillit til OSO Who
ure continually trying to ilocelvo
them Into buying spurious and
worthless good j ni tho samo figur?n
wo ask for real first eins? values.
Remember t ho place.
3, ?r> O
Q Burning Deck!"
ilTGREAVES,
Notions, Millinery and Shoe-,
.h thc
SHAKE ANY LOWER.
is folt in New York,
)M DROPPED
,. w" ?>;... to-.i ?, -v.i ting broad
down th?- river in ?ul van ec of all
e young mon and aro doterm?u
,-honest goods at lowest prices,
orn goods, but everything New!
rEST 0ES?6?!
o o ci s "w o EL r ?
??LSSED.
flatirons, ,s, (/.
Vrrivinff Daily !
TOT be UNDERSOLD.
FOR
Y GROCERIES
I HS (iKXE RALLY,
i;
j S * tj >
and customers that I liavo on
eh I Will Bell at
S
.. w il! sell "ii tho shortest poss!
do N\< !I to call for my prices
fol".$1.00
. . .$l.i)0
.$1.00
.$1.00
.$1.00
? ONE Dollar.
fDEP.SON'S.
<m\ MRS
?SS of the Fall, und tho unpar
i >< >ii u- for ad va noes, wo arc In
i EY AT PRESENT.
i.October i-t., we aro conscious
in full by that date, bul a little
I enable us to meet our obligations
roted our credit, and koop us
id In neel to those who may
appreciate our condition and do
IM trulv
JLLIVAR
NS, S. C.
pour
Barley, Oui?., Bagging ? Ties
3 SHOW
ext biggest thing will be
mplete lin? of
oy Groceries,
is, "Vegeta/toles,
be Kitchen nttd usually kept
>0 sol il ot u very sn.all profit
ul country produce,
igle,
per & Co.