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yPhe Acive l'User, Al'::' ' . . . ' .'J), 1880. i^BBiWsW ? i-"------??- -MM?rn? ???utarrfMitif? Eldcal rinn SpgGtal.o, ?Col (on diing I Mottling Ul? >.... lng u i ?Bunki H I Mor mot liam IM tukli g roi t in Spartan BRurpr. ('nunty. ? Urnflinvifiil wi'i hiv? HU Agricultural ?Sapor in ? short time. ?LJ Anders-m will 0(. KtWdrv" question on Dectonbo-r 1st. ? Quito a nutnbor of pooplo fro-.-, thia Mrounty attondod tl State Pair Inti S[ A Toxas oditnr, in trvitur to kilt-i T i , M fnw days n^o, killed t tir^ ? ; flmonkcy with nn editor. I A reunion <>f that historie body, known HRH ttio Wallace Hoiw, I lumbla on tho )0t h inst. Knights ol I. a bor organis?t inna uro ? IncroaMing rapidly In "ll cnmmunlticti ? TI bo JO factor it i ure located i What has boo otu o cf our Signal Ker TICO Station? Surely ??.is town can raino $20.00 for uuuli n |>ti rpo to. Question Why tlt)DH ti certain Hin? ber of tho Lauron? (humls wear red ?us pondur*".' A n->. To hold lil ( |>n lits i:?>. Thursday tho twenty drib dii> 0f N., vombor has bonn x?t upurl by thu i,..-, ornor OH a day of tinnier vin ; and prayer. An Antlorson man sold twelve, dotr? iMt weok to n iiiitn In Colorado .nd tho express on thom w H y;.,. Thin itt a now In iuatry. A nagro boy23ytiarii r?" mtrrictl i woman of US, in town Ind w .. ?,.. Tho woman hus a dunghil l I n ycart old ur than lin hm mn '.. Wo aro aorry to barn that our com munitv will, In a fen day?, lom Vi. ..* II, Kran kn und family. Tin y go ; . Fort Worth Ti \.t-. Tim Article No. VU, rio II .ur pondont "Ono of tho ?>. ?plo" on 1'nriiV Tax os, w . < rooelvt I too Lite r<>r tho. i NUO; it will appear next ?ve?>k. A R?ian li Mt ll lt. ii it sr I. it 1H . >. r ? I KOHIOthlhg to r? ti >v . n ittasdies f. .... tho lips of ia lion. N i I i l .. i ..i ; .ti; ,.? mustaehtt tJ ?tay longer ;h.ut a lovi si . ond.t at .i;?.:.... Owing to the bud that mist of th cot ton Hohl boro thlH ?. i.. , i !.. ( , W?Ht Point, tho ..? tl i !:? ii ?blt'" in i car ried mo o th kn four i ft. lu Ibo .? ; ablpned from t .-in pl o o tn <ti The nlnrt!ii'x i i i , i .. .n .?; of Mr AV IlOllkornon omni - lat : . ...:-.-.... . but lila grund cu: n (in.v t . um ju-u in Unit? to jua vii n ind.- il b( loll n lo ca di buy ors who will "S'imbii lu? n >wd d Hilo tv os before ;> :r - .i tain g J arnot, a little ?on of I". IV und V . 'lula Hitnpnon, tiled nu Kridny murnini1 bis I afior Rovoral -i i- . if nun 'iiUK from mein br m iu s 'rou M. This I? tho lecond child theso ul* ll ; purni ! . iii.- lust ill til |)OC ?. i rs Th? iVeics nu t c.) wiry having tahliahod H fast ira'n to Au : ism oi l formed a huro.ni in th u ?diy, tho ! ?.. gutta t1hrvni.:U linn retttliutt I I;, hiv ing an Carly fast train phi on to i'har leaton and e. .a bureau thorn Wo erred 11?? weeli 1,. stating tjjut Mr. W. T? Mihi 'i would !.. i\e for (to ir Kia. Ito has luton ol iel ed Prlncipl of th? Kant ''v.tt lllgli Soliool, which i -< ono of tho larg 'Ht animo-.: lliuiriaiiing In Greenville County, Mr. M liner's pa trons boro, rogrct oieoo lirtgly to glvo him up, bul \ti-li him Ruoco?s In his now floltl. (.aptain .1 M Humbert ww pro?int''d by Mr*. Chii iin nt t'citonri h'an 'ii i i i with Ono of I tte p cit eros >:' i'm! I.'ill prolific Wall Wallu" whtml tan . . put up lu t ttl il bair? by I i ??? I ad PM OI' ; : W C T t", of Wushbi lon Territory and ssnt to her to bo pr< H.-til I lo tho mosl adv meo ! farmer <?f S ml i (' ir ?ll > i Colton6fri /.' tint ?.. Thia season hutt b'tnigh ont s-, rd Trado ISHIIOH by ('omit v papers, but tho Isnu? rift be ,Spart antill ru Herald of Ibo 3rd Ins'., piucos Mr. U ni. M. Jones, Ibo editor unit pul li her, in th ? fnrtimosl m ik. lt was a model paper, mid will md hid in t he il 'sired (iff.f dtowlng up Sprirtaiibui ; mil tho surrounding country to the heal iidvuhtago. The neighborhood r<.r.-n Pon I, do nervo* tb?> l i :' I |irrtl -.. for t!i< Interest they an- inrii1' . i'? tho lustier "I' education, Prof. W. T. Met'lroy, a thorough ant n-->i\?.. Instructor, a grad?alo pf Snut'i Carolina College, IIRM taken oh .> : . tho Oroon Pou t High Mohnol, at s Huhii v of ^I-HNI. un' opened last week with f lie inbit Halter ing proa pi ot?. Tili? ' probably (lin boHt itt?hi ol ir t!i"County. Itaileoad t: hoi ?. President M mdov hi? advorthi t for Roub'd bids, tu grado Mio Columbbi, Ki?wherry and iiiuiron? ?' llway from Columbia lo (Vo?porl ' v. Tho ro:>'ir:-d pilrolnso 'f "ontral Hto-'k Uv Ibo Ki-en Mid V 1> ni-'ll- Syn diento, it a bott, nalya little soborno of tho <. OM'/'.I' . i. t<> give Atlanta a gund on**. Tho Narrow On ?go and tho <' A Ao aro ttill qunrrelltig tivi r \ eroaaln '. Tho matt*rtt now p.-ndhor boforo tho Itali ron I ;'I III'.I ssi.no rt, and U sooiita thal they fin I i llnVult ronoh " dpelalon. It it said lhat Coinmls?fonnr Joroy lt for tho Ci'. .V A . rflincaii ison tho side of the Narrow (lungr au I Ronhairt lit lin da bled. Wctltu sdiiy Ihontitamln.f ^rui.t of the Aiurutia.' Knoxville rnllroad mel with an net hb-nt vvbll . <-rn??In.' ?h<' Mio anHall rivrif bridg< above VuKiia?a *. fr"i:.'hi oar Jiinpod iho ?rack whllo on ?! o tro? Un ?irtd ? iel nv in mtoh v rtuniraroUH i<? oaibv tho ivork had to h.- dom- slowly anil ?uro. NJ imago r-itu :.d with Ibo ox..?.[?ti.'ti of tlld ld .' !? i lin.' of tho other tbiint. A Hatl At otHentU A few day-? HITO, (?latido, o Utile con <d Ur. Ii. H. l*iillor, Willi? plann? with ? knifi., otofdontfiliy stnek th* blade u ti hiNknoo. U penetrated m tne d*rth 11 t o IncboM and when ho attempted t witbdmw it, thc bindo brose, h-nvln, an Inch lu thu kline. It waa promptly romov*d by a phynMnn, but lt 1H loured that be may lose tho uso of hi?limb. E-*"""-- " ll lill.IIB - Mwr?MM?i Oj ?ter Supp?t*. Tho Ludios oft li . l'rosbyterifttt tiburon ?M 1 linton v -ii jjivo an Oyster Rupper at | Jj*3 O' phuutgo ou Friday night Nor I I*anlon lt -fuGOct. . ' " - . ? " Sheppard has refused to par ?on h. ... \.huna, a white man who wan . '.; 1 ifgn nd larceny nt the Feb ' ;" ; ' :' rm nf Cn ?rt in this ('.ninty. ....'?. rvl?' ' 1 :- 'Mon.?f I inprison ? 1 WM, Imposed hy Judge Kershaw. ttcligtotts. The n< w M et hod isl Church, near "Old Springs." will ho dedlerted on 1 son lay, the 21st ol Novomber. Tho Quarterly Conference of Clinton i 'Ireui i v. ,H ba lu ld on Saturday, tho S?Olhlnst. I ?r.s. ?. Jones, Prosldlng Kider, oil tating. The public ?re invited, l'KltSONAL. ? tin*Y of Willlamvtou, ls visiting b. ,v A. KoiU'Kti now occupy i tin- I wtand house, formerly McCunts hotel. inn. ! AVA: cru: WIHTK Of Spartan . vt.stting relatives and friends ut ibis place. Nir. .Ixo. I), .SH KA n AN haw changed bis residence to M ns. M AKKKT'S houho on Hamilton street. fl i i. trilling young lady left this Conn ty last week for Virginia, lo the intens? regret ol a young m sn in town. Mn A. \V. II r PUK NS and fsnnly nf Knsley, S. C., uro visiting relatives and Irh ndn m tow n and m the County. We lind the pluaauro of meeting MKS. HUYHO.N, of Hold ville, lust week. She is now ti itching tho Wadsworth school and is u moat excellent teacher. ? his, i hat ami thc Other. A ,. i ibsorvo : ? li?' ... I.d gah and waterworks. ll I tl 'wedding sealion has arrived. I'bnl bauroiiM is tho limiest little I l\\ ll ii; lilt] -late. That (he wholesale tracin of Laurens is growing rapidly. rhat the Thanksgiving turkey is be ginning to "gobble" That an offert should bo made to es lal Iii li II telephone exchange. 'I hu .. little pain' judiciously applied, windi] n il lo the looks of our town. That lew people succeed who try to n I lo Un ir.>Au .aid niher people's business. Th it ' ll rs class tailor, photographer ker, would each do a rushing bus iness ai this place. ; ni HIM prohibition law ia this town, il i nt interfere with the saloon keep . .-."i! iw of good ?pirlta." make no. i-xtra ehargoH for .?! ' rrorn tn this puper, but ? mmoth supplement, they go 'illili when eows learn tu road, and ' ? , : : i - i : 11 ? . dry-good*, it will ; . v> advertise on Ixiards, fi ni1 .. t.i sud rocks. !; n ll lo failed to show an ap lat bm of the efforts of the Plod mont ! ry i in arranping for the recent . receipts for tbr.s*. days nm united to ? UV7 Kc <oliitfon?l adopted hy tba .',re-?hyte ?lari Sabbath s. hool on tho death of Uti i- Jemie Sinpson, I'h'i Suhl llt-Sehool <>f the I,aurons vt ii'.u ? htiroli is called upon to in ii r 11 iii i sa of one of its scholars. I.lille .linnie Simpson whose bright i ! cl : . il face gladdened us hy itu pres noe last Sabbath ls to day with his . . . i ?.. i 11 ir I hat eternal "labbat|, vi h rom liiu th for tho people of Clod . i heaven. Safe in tho arms of the (?ood -li i .er I woo "?fathers the Uuihs with I J inns ind earrios them in his bosom li ul meet with us no more within iv ti I ls, ho will sing with us no .ur sweet Sunday School Mongs i ig lin with his classmates in i , i Iiii S i uday Softool l^s-ons. Ho .n nromototl to membership in . , I?.-, i of redeemed idiiHren tn heav en whore they eouso not day nor night singlll ' "unto him that loved us and n : ns from mir sins in his blood, it li made us kings and priests u i :..<;.,.l mid his l i.thor, t<i him bo glory .minion forever and ever, Amen." How true is ii thai death loves a shi liing mark. .lamil was an amiable, bright and h nu . ni hoy, '(t i t innato and obedient . ii pai in., loving and kind to hin i [li rs and play mutes and bind of i Unroll and Sunday School, ii.. 1 ure nis so- ru ss with remarkable patience. Ho never complained or ox? UP ?i, i any fretfulness under ni* suffer iiltiniugh|thcy weteof the moat (Ha in tu charade!, but continued citoer lul, submissive and gentle to the last. After morn than threo days of most ag lining struggle with that fearful mai lt ly, tho croup, he gently and in the full . ?alofi of bis montai faculties fell , p ttoneo'o'ook on the morning of : m I2|h of S'ovoiuhor 1886, in tho sixth Sear ol' his il^O. lu view of this sad bereavement this il alb School desires to express i'a ..,.:! Borrow over the loss lt has sustain? I mid ; ' record ii< appreciation of the dtitrn ! m ol' its little friend and fellow mi ni".cr; Therefore I. i;, -...ivod 1st, That tins Sabbath H hool has hoard with tho deepest ro ofth death of our little friend Ja mie f iiupsoiiibut while we mon ru his ? arly departure and grieve that we shall ? , lils bright ?nd Olioofful face no more lu our school, wu donut mourn as those w lm have no nopo, tor wc bidlovo that Jesus iiieil ?ind ro*0 again und that w lum ho comos he M ill bring ourlktlo br .thor A iib him. M Kesi.lved.''nd, That UH a Hnbbatb . ii.M.I M <. will emlea vol to refit bv the .. mn lesson thus ta ight us by our Heavenly father who (tooth ?ll things \\ ll sud will strive to improve our op* mu t.. s moro faithfully. Inasmuch as a n now aol the day nor tho hour when . Soil of Man cometh. IU, lb s .h eil, 3rd, That wo extend cir heartfelt .sympathy to his bereaved parents, und will oller lip our earnest pr vers to tho God Of ?ll comfort that bo Would sustain and support thom in this d irk ?li I trying hour. IV. Besotted, 4th, That a copy of these rosnlutloiii be sont to the afflicted p? rsnla with tho aasn raneo of our sympa thy and prayer*! and also that they be s, ,,! tollu. Laurens paper? for publica tion. Tho Twin ? ? ns Earthquake. Tho strange phenomenon of a shaking house. Hlill romains a mvHlurv. Tim Aov?:inisi ii local, called at tho rcsi uence of Mr. A. w. A intonion thia n.or Ulnu and found hin house <ihiet and apa reutly rest?HR onay. Fur a week putt howevor, it ha* boen acting veryatrange ly. Promplv at 3U 1? M a rumbling noiKo could he heard, which was follow ed hy jerks and nhakna very similar to genuine earthquake* and sumo of these (Maturbanooshave been second onlv in intensity lo thonioinorable .'Mst of Au gust. Hundreds of people have Vlftltfld thc SCOII0 and testify to these facts Uioso Ireaks coaso<l each dar about 0 P M, and since (Saturday, have ceased altogether. No other building in tomi has boon similarly alloc tod. Election Notico. An election will bo hold in Town of Laurens on Wednesday 1st day December next, to decido hy a ma jority ui tm* popular vote whether there shall be "license" or uno 1 - cense." Voters are required to register by 1 o'clock on Tuesday liefere. Managers, K H Kennedy, W A Wharton, J (J Burges'. Polls opon at 7 a m and close at ? p Ul _H F, MARTIN, Intendant Master's Sale. Pursuant to Judgments for sale in the following stated cases, I will sell ut Laurens C. M., nt public out cry, on salesday in December next, being Monday the fith day of the month, the property described in each case, upon thc terms specified to wit ; In tho case of Hewlett Sullivan vs Jasper ('. Martin : All that lot or parcel of land, known ?is lad No. <"> of the real es tate of William MeNeely, dee'd. containing Fifty one aeres and bounded by lands of Hewlett Sul ivan, S. Simpson, and lying on tho Greenville Road, in the County ami State aforesaid : Tl".HMS: Cash. The purchaser to pay for papers. In tho fust* of C. D. Barksdale 4as Master vs .lohn ll\ Wasson, Wil liam R.Crispand Eugenia F Payne; All thal tract of land situated in tito County and State a foresail], containing Two hundred acres, j more or less, und bounded Oil the j South by binds of W. A. Fuller and M. H. Crisp, on the West by lands of M. M. Teague und others, on the North and K?st by lands of Sarah A. Montier, and known ns Hie "Fin ley Tract." TKRMS: Cash. The purchaser to puy for papers. In tho case of c. I). Barksdale, as Master vs W. G. Hice; All that tract of land, situate in the County and State aforesaid, known ns "Ibo G arlington tract," containing Five hundred acres, more or less, and bounded by bonis i of David Whltoford ind others, and j Snludn River. THUMB: One half of the purch ase money to b'j poid cash and the balance on n credit of one year, With interest from tho day ot salt?, secured by tin* bond of the purch aser and a mortgage of the prem ises. The purchaser to pay for pa pers. In the case of John F. Stewart Vs .Limos M. I)onnnn,et ul. Tin* nd low i np: described property situated in the County and State aforesaid : Tract No. 1, containing One hun? dred ?uni KIghty-seven acres, ami bounded by Sands of Dr. C. A. Sax on, ?uni Dr. John F. Dorroh, (Cue ree Uiver nm! Tract No 2. rract No. 2, containing One hund red and ninety ami one-half acres, und bounded by the lauds of Dr. John F. Dorroh, .lames M. Domino, Hilliard Hill, Dr. C. A. Sax,,,,, ami Tract No. l. Pints maybe seen at my office. TKRMS:'One half - r the purch ase molloy to be paid i' ish, and the balance on a cr? dit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by Hie bond nf the purchaser and a mortgage ot tbe premises, but With leave to purccHser or purchasers to pay en tire l>i<l in cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. In the case of Toliver Robertson as surviving Kxeeutor nts. vs Ed win P.Simpson as Trustee, and in bis own rittet, et al. The following described property sitdatc in the County and State aforesaid : Lot No. I, lying within tho incor porate ll nits of the town of Lau rens, frontino; tm Main Street, bounded bv Main Street, lands of Mrs. S. W Simpson, lands of Mr<. Janie C. Todd and lot No. il, anil containing om* ami a half acres. Lot No. 2,lying within the incor porate limits of the town of Lau rens, fronting on Main Street, bounded by Main Street, lands of Mrs. Janie C. Todd, and lots A'os. 1 and 3, and containing one and one fourth acres. Lot No. 8, lying within thc incor porate limits of tho town of LAU* jens, fronting on Main Street, bounded by Main Street, lands of Mrs. Janie C. Todd and lots Nos. 2 and 4, nod containing one acre. Lot No. 4, lying Within thc Incor porate limits of tho town of Lau rens fronting on Main Street, hounded by Main Street, lands of i Mrs. Janie (!. Todd, and lot No. fl, and containing one und one-fourth acres. Tract No. 1, near tho Incorporate limits of the town of Laurens, bounded by lands ot thc estates of A. S. Taylor, dee'd, and N. Day, doM, and others, and Tract No. 2, und the main road from Milton to Laurens0. H., mid containing Fif ty-four acres. Tract Mo 2, near the incorporate limita of tho town of Laurens bounded by Sullivan lands, Tracts Nos. I and il, and the main road from Milton to Courons C. n., and containing Fifty eight acres. Tract No. 3, Near the Ineorporo tion of tho town of Laurens, bound ed by Sullivan and Irby lands and Tracts Non. 2 and 4, andMain road froio Milton to Laurons C. ic, And containing Fifty throe ?fores. TrnetNo. 4, nour the Ineordoruto limits of the town of Lau reo A, bounded by lauds of Miss T. Irby, Tracts Nos. .'1 and 5, and the main rond fruin Milton to Laurens C. H., and containing Seventy acree. Tract No. ?, near the incorporate limits of the town of Laurens, bounded by lands of Miss T. Irby, Mrs. H. w, Simpson, S. IC. Taylor, Tract No 1 HIM! moin road from Mil ton to Laurens C, M. and contain ing Fifty four acres. Plats muy be ?eon at my office. TKHMS: One third of the punchase monoy to bo paid cash, und tho bal ance Oil a credit of one and two years in equal installments with In terest ou cat ii installment from tho day of sale, secured by the bond of purchaser or purchasers anti mort gages of thc property but with leave to any purchaser to pay his or hoi* entire iud in coull. Purchaser lo pay for papers. Iii the ease of Graham A Sparks vs J. Hillery Bryson. All that tract or parcel of lund sit uated in tho County and State aforesaid, containing Seventy nine acres more or lees, anti bounded by lands belonging to tho estate of Samuel Bryson, dec'd, lands of it. Thompson, und VV. li. Bryson and otb. rs. TEHMS: One half of ibo purchase money to be paid trash and tho bal ance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by the bond of the purch aser and a mortgage of the premis es. Thu purchaser to pay for pa pers. In tho case of Mary C. Todd os Ext. of R. P. Todd vs it. A. Cun ningham and Will L.Cunningham. Ail that piece or pures!'of lund, situate and lying III the County and State aforesaid, know ns "tho Killin Cunningham tract," contain ing Pour hundred nen ?> more or less, lltld bounded by the lands of W. L. and M. c. Ciinnlughnm. J. A. P. Moore, Mrs. Kay and the Boyd place. TKHMH: One half of the purchase money lo be paid cash, and the bul ?ince on H credit Of twelve months, with interest from the day of aalt', secured by the bond of the purch aser and a mortgage of the premis es, but with leave to purchaser to pay bis entire bid in cash. Purch aser t o pay for papers. 1 ii the case of Kdw in Bates A Co. VS H. Hill & Bro.. Politer, Bogers A Co. et al. The following dost ribed property situated in the County and State aforesaid : Tract No. I, containing Two hundred and forty-nine acres, and bounded by lands er O. ii. P, Pout. l>r. F. M. Settler, Tract No. 2 and I Minoans < 'reek, Tract No. "J, containing ene hund red und ninety-eight a. res, ?nd bounded by lands of Dr. P.M. Sett lor, 8. W. bonn, Mrs. L. A. Payne Tracts Nos. I und fl, and Duncan'* Creek. Tract No. ?1, containing eight} eight acres, and bounded liv lundi ofCol. lt. L. Coleman, II. Mill, .1 Odell and others and Trac'. No. 2 Tract No. t, or li. mit* place containing Two hundred and fort) five ?eres ind bounded by lauds o Col. IC L. Coleman. Dr. F. M. Beti 1er. ( >. M. P. Kant and others. dals may be seen nt my oflloo THUMS:Oiio third of the purohasi money to be paid cash, and '.lu ba la tua on n credit of one and twa years, in equal Instalment**, will interest on each installment fron Die tiny of sale, secured by th. bonds of the purchaser, or pureh users, and mortgages ofthe proper ty. Purchasers to pay for papers In the CHU* of (?. M. Mattison vi Joel Allison as ndm'r, etc, Sarai Monroe, et ttl. 1 All that tract of land lying, beinj and situated in the County am State aforesaid, and numbered in a recent survey In this ouse, eon faining Ninety two nore*, mu bounded by the South bunk of Bee dy iii vcr and lands of Sallie P. Poo! T. li. Pool und others ?md iltljolti I tl] tract NO 1. Pluti muy be seen at my oilier THUMS: < >ne half of the'purchns money to be paid onsh, and th balance on n credit of twelv months with interest from day < suit?, secured by tho bond of th purchaser and a mortgage of th premises, hut with leave to pur ell asor lo pay his entire bid In cud The purchaser to pay for pupers. In tho case of Caro/ine IS. Riche, vs Fd i zn Fuller, el al. All thal tract of lund lying, bein and situated in tho County an state aforesaid, containing Fifi three acres, more or less, bein True' .NO l, of tho Pasley est?t lands, bounded by lands of Dr. 1 O. Fuller, David Carter, anti other TKBMHS One half cash, balnnc on a credit ?>f twelve months,wit interest from the day of sub', si cured by the bond of the purchase ami a mortgage ofthe premises, bi with leave to the purchaser to pa his entire bid in cash. The ptircl user to pay for papers. In th ease of John P. Hunt? et al vs Toliver Robertson as su vising executor. 'the following described proper! situated, lying and being iii tl County anti State anti Cf mit aforesaid : Tract NO. I, kim wm as tim Chet place, containing One hundred an twenty acres more or less boimdt by lands of M. J. Burnside. Mart Hiddle, Allen Martin ami ethel Tract NO. 2, known os part of ti Thompson place con tai nig Save ty acres, mon* or less, bounded I lands oflnMills & Robertson. W. Harris, R. A Cray and Others. Tract NO. fl, known as part oft J. R. Simpson place' contain ii Ono hundred arni forty-three aer< more or lesss, bounded bv lands J. R. Slnipon, dee'd, W. I). ;Sim son, John and Henry Mills a Ooh ors. W ill woar efwet^ nori?st goodS' loa. nandi? t?i?m, wi -A.3STD WI1S Ou?r ia nt iring ?f please tiri? pmTol: make tliem at I or ?-very touiyor, Arc receiving tho flattering en? have the goods ami they were 1 MARVEL* Lad ic? Jersey Ju Lad it s Astiaken Newmarkets .'it . Children's Cloak English Walking Lino 1?rge Wool ? Br< akfast nlmwls Canton Flannel. . Fruit <?f the lot AH wool dress-good JfW3?3bm 3D FOWLER BLOC Tract NO. 4, known as thc Flem lng tract containing Thirty four acres more or loss, hounded by lauds of .1. M. Franks, William Os borne, Samuel Franks and others. lad so.f), in the town of Laurel:* subdivided, and to bu Hold as fo' lows ; Store house and lol botindc north by lois of I >r. J. A. Bark .lalo, The National Hank of I aturen ll. F. Fleming and J. J, Kow hun east 2!? feet on Public Squtliv yOUth 186 feet on Jail alley, a:: west 77A feet hy Dwelling Lot, an containing 44*100of an nero. Dwelling and Lot, hounded north hy lot of J. J. Kow laud, 00 feet east by store house lot 77A feel, south by Jail alloy ?'.'? feet, and weat by Caroline Street 70 feet, and containing 1-10 of an acre. Lot No. 6, known the Hewlett Sullivan lot, situated in the town of Laurena, and containing foin and 0-10 acres, more or less', bound ed hy landa of NV. IL (Jarrett, .1. M. Robertson and Hamburg road. Tra< I No. 7, known a< a p:irt of the Thompson pino??, containing One hundred and eighteen acres more or lesa, bottnde I by lands o W. I*. Harris, J. H. h ow 1er. Jona t h an Abercrombie end others. Tract No. 8, known ?s John Nel son tract, containg Five hundred sud eighty ft ?ur acres, moro or loss, bounded by lands of Dr. F. O. Ful ler, David Burnside, Dr. A. (' Fuller and others. TEMS: ( Mle third of the purchnsi money to ho p ud in cash and the balance on a credit of one and two years, with Interest from the du.> day of sale, secured by the bond: of the pur 'baser, and mortgages of tin* property sohl. Purchasers to pay for paper*. C. I>. HA R K SD A LE, Master, L. 0, Nov. 10, I?80. "I nm travelling for D?M*RATOR'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, LAURENS, s. C. Ami (hink find '(?rt there fSUP * USTotioe! In pursuance of n resolution of the Hoard of Directors of tho Greenwood. Laurens and Sparlanburg Railroad Company, a mooting of tho stockholders ls hereby oallOu to meed in the Court House, [?aurons, s. c., at two o'clock i\ M., December ard., to consider tho re cent agreement of tho company to con solidate with the Port Royal and Augus ta Railway Co., the Augusta and Knox ville Rai I road co., tho Savannah Valley Railroad Co. and the Greenvillet* Laur ens Railroad Co., nuder tho name of tho "Port Royal it western Carolina Hall way Co." Ry order of tho PRESIDENT. Andrew Anderson Jr. ^eovvtory. Nov 10-4 V a, stone, oonstant died oy r eal -valuie ll wear* awaywea I THE DPEOFLE'S forts to oTotaln s" Lo a,nd o vir unva jiving jTiguires wit large or small, largement in inerensiug hales MI >oiijjrht at figures that wurr.nt ti! )US PRICES AS r cV eta at. Walking Jackets. ?. .Jackets. Shawl, assorted eolois. .16c Baiuiorn? skirts. . . . ,.5c Yard wide bleacliin ?in bleaching. s.Kieta Dress goods. Masters Sales. STAT li SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF LA CltEXS, COURT OF COMMON RLKA8. 'a rx a nat io judgment for s:?lc in thc fol o\vlng minted casos, ? will nell at Laurens .11., itt public outcry, on Snlomtay in December next, being Monday thc at li lay of thc month, tho property des . ribed in each CHRC, upon th? terms epe .i.icd. to wit: In thc cane of C. I>. Darkadole, as MKS- j tor, vs. T. R. fi. Wood. All that tract of lund lying, hoing and , : situate In tho County and state nforo- j said, on Walnut Crock, containing I Throe hundred and liv? acron, moro or j IOMS. and bounded hy ands of \\ , I,. J Wood, J. H. Davis, W. C. Ibdentme, j ' and others, ns appoars hy a pint made i ! hy Paul P. K y/.or, SMth Mardi 1884. j Torim-Castt -Tho purohaeor to pay j for pa;? ra. , j In the case of Martin M. 'league ra. j J William '1'. Finley. All that trai l ?.f land lying, being and situate in tho County and Staio afore- ; said, containing Three hundred and | thirty-three acres, more or l?sa, and j bounded by lani? of Jamen Pi uley, ' fl reen bury Fidler, and others. Terms-One half of the purchase mo- . tobe paid caah, and the baianoe on a ' credit of one year, with lutorost from tho ? day of nate, secured by tho bond of the purchaser and u mortgage of the prom-I isKo. Purchaser to pay for papers. C. I). Ii ARK SD ALK, M uster, I., c. November P.tb. 1886. lt Probate Judge's Sale. I rbv Ii. Put nani aa 1 A.lm'r of Wm, W. j Complaint to Putnam ileo'd, s soi! realty in aid rv : of personalty. Poydon Put nam et al, | PurstiHUt to an ordor In the above sta te.1 .-ino, 1 will ?oil nt put?bo outcry at Laurens '. H., S. C., on Saleada?- in De cember next, thc following Real catate: lying, being and situated in the County of I.aurons and Stat?) of Routh Carolina, on water* of Boverdatn Creek. Traci No, 1, Homestead, containing Ninety-two aerea more or leas, bounded hy landsof Martin Riddle, Thomas Can uody an 1 others. Tract No ?, containing devout v-threi? acres inore or lesa, hounded by lands of F H Martin. A Cheek and others. Traci No .t, containing NlxtV-flve aerea moro or loss, bounded by tract No 1, J ll Owen?, J M Rhodes and others. TF.KM.V: tine half cas i, balance on a credit of twelve months, with Interest from the day of aale, thc credit portion j to lie scoured by the bond of the pureh usor, and a ,ino/i.gHgo of tho promises Sold. The purchasKV to pay for papers. A. W. HI' UN SI HF, NovlO, [ggs. Judge of Probate I, C * Undertaker's * NOTICE. A large and varied assortment OF COFFINS AND UNDEUTAKKRS GOODS -Pan ni wy sa bo foti mi nt my stand, over MARTIN A FULLER'S STORE LAUSHWa, t o /[^"Hoarse sent -nilen de-aired. 0. W. CORBET, Aa Aneut Oct 20 Vf THE N K. Vf BARBER SHOP I bug to inform tho publie that I awi rrepured to sor va them aa Tonaonisl Ar lat in my new guariera, under the Itob ertwonHottd. ,a.civ*'?rti?irig or 3 and a.'fc?ilioy to lc oompooition I'aVOR. uio'-rn. goods as rying ruil? to Jciin tlio r?eLr?Il d satisfactory retulia. Wo <, iti leUilty them y? itt .such LTIESE: ... 60 cs ... $3 50 ... $1 60 76 eta .. $1 60 .. 88<t? ......36c g.GcU . . .Cjot*. .Scent* so THE AUGUSTA A N D G LOBE 0 T E L S . (DNDERijONK ]MA!tAQSMFIVV.) M!r> XJ- H3 Poolit/tl^., Proprietor. Thoso I lotols are centrally loca tc*<l on ft road '.?troot, thc principal business thoroughfare of Augusta^ md aro first cl.-.?s in ali respects. Use Electric and ('ass lights; elec tric hell in all roon)1'; street cars [lass the door ? very five minutes for all parts of tho city. The AU OUSTA and G LO BF, Hotel porters meet passengers n' thr depots with fine carriages, hus and baggage wagon. Travelers are requested not to give up checks on train. Mr. Doolittle was formerly con nected with th"" Tontine neusa, New naven and Wvst Knd Hotel, N. J. HOLMES' SURE CURE MOUTH WASH AND DENTIFRICE Cures Weeding (turns, deer*, Nore Mouth, S ?rn I"hr ?at, Clean??? the Teeth *;.'J Purities th? ttreath. Used and rec* mimomled hv leading <t**nti*st. Pre imred hy fra J V. * W lt Hoi MKS, Dentist, Macon, i>a. F<i Kale by all Llruggit anil dentist, and ia Lauren* ny Dr. P. B. I 'ON N<. -H.. Jtt-ly. State ?tS?atb ?arolioa. - 'OU.XT Y ">' LA i -V A'.v.-f, IN I? It Oil A TE COURT, "CV hereas, ">*< . "V. KenaeUv has applied to nie for Letters of Administration on tlif Kst ate <?fc, M. Kennedy, deceased. ? in vc ;,itherefore ?<. cit? KU il admon ish nil nml singular ih? kindred and rrcdiitirri of sahl d'.ccaeed kobe and ap pear lu f ire II e. in th? i 'euri or 'Probate, In ho hohlen Ht Laurens C. H., on the Itt h day ?>f NOT., IfMWt, lo ?how cause, If any they i KU, why said Letters should not tm grunted. All persons hm lug claims against Bald i state will pretil ul the tamo i?n or before that day or he forever bul rt-<i. (S?von nud?r HIV and an<1 atai, thia 27th it ay of i ictober. l.SWi. A.W. BC HN SI DR, r'v.Oaite J url M. State? or S??tb (karolina, LAURENS COUNTY, IN PROKATH COURT. Whereas, O. NV. Bite ll, c. c. c. p., lum applied io me for Letters of Ad niiui.sirHlion on thv Estate of John T. 1 lu nenn, decenspt], '.'" pi te arc I lien ,''? -re to cite and ad mtmi ii all and singular the kindred und creditors of said deceased, to bo and appear before mc in the Court of Probate, to bu hold* at Laurens C. IL, on the fcth dny of Dec., 1886, to ? tv?\v cause, if any they can, why saiil Letters should not be grunted. All persons having claims against said estate w ill present tho saino on or before that duy or be forever barred, (??ven under my band and seal this, 27th day of October, 1886. A. W. BURNS1 DE, 6t Probate Judge). State o? South Carolfni. L A U U E N S 0 O V NTT, IN PROBATE COURT, Whereas, <', NV Shell, C CC P, ba? ?p~ pl led to me for Lett ors of Administro t;'pn'm tho Kstate of Polly Powers, de COAHftd. Those aro therefore to cite and ad monish MI Hud ?nnjrular the kindred and orcditora ot Haid t'.eceaaod, to be and appi ar before nt* in Court of Probate, lo l>e hoi hm ui Laurens C H. on the 23d day of Dec, -?>, t;> show cause If any (hov can, wh, said Lottere should not tx' granted Ail peisnhs having claims against sali! rsptae will present the samo on or heforo thal ri nv or bo forever barred (?Jven iioiio: r.iv hand and seal tm% 10th day of November ISM, A W nUHNMIDK, rt Probat? Judge , j ! ? A.PVOTT** katata i?*%t UT -I li' ' |"?ri-4?^>l-?/. -^.Chlntf a*?>?X ??./Vf? i VC' . * Trrrllorr ft*waw i-l'-f i IkM .rrursi???*). AJfrtM? . .<,<: ::. ??? Brou^vtr/, ?.r.w YCfttu