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JFhe Advertiser, i.AUKKNB, December ist, 1886. "*a- ? -J ?Bocal ana SpsGraT.fe, fbeolttcoat the Bended Hotel IIHH at last been fBtod up. ?vi i NH POP?I of Greenville, la viidting Miss PHILO JON Ks. Mi?? Jessie Rlohnrdaon in spending gomo time In Greenville. Mis? MINNIE MARK or Q roon vii io, ?pent a few days in town lust week. Sinai!-? thinks of contesting Col. EUI. ?tl's oleotlon In Hie Black District. Mri. SAMOKI. BLACK of Georgia, Is Tislt mp: Mrs. Traynhnm at this place. Ho for tho Skating Hink! Wednes day ami Friday nights, at Wntts's Hall. (jon. Alexander tn said to have elosrd lljOOO.OOO In tho recent rino in tho wost Point Terminal stock. A half doxon ?ich young mon lu Kew York have handed themselves to gether by vows not to wear, over coats this wintor. Capt- Dwight lins surveyed thc route for Ibo A. Railroad, and leis found that it will require but little ?rad ln? except near the town of Abbeville. A silver dollar Weighs nearly an OUIICC, placo one in an envelope and put a two cent stamp upon it and receive this paper one your without further charge. Presldont Humbert, of the A. G. A W. Railway, bas decided to call a mooting of the stockholders on December 8th, tn consider tho proposition of Susong .v. Co. for the purchase ol tho road. Dramatic. Wo ?re rcquostod lo glvo notice; h il tl Dramatic Club of Troy, will rendel at Waterloo, on Dee. "Jud., that oxcellont ploy entitled "Ten N ??hts In n Barroom." The proceeds for tho Presbyterian Church. ThniiUsc'v m.: Bay, Was ... . iv observed at this place. All th -1 w.losed and a larije cont ri untiled in tho Methodist Cliurcl . ie Hov. K. < ?. Gri erson delivered on ?I .us most clAipient and inipres -i vc -ci mons. Kew Charter. On Thursday hist, by order of the Council, a public meeting was held nt thia place to adopt a new charter for the town of Laurens. Tho proposed eh ar ter, arranged by Messrs. Ferguson, Mar tin and JOIIIIHOII, by request ol the "City Fathers," ufter alterations, waaadopted. This ia a mutter that should have been attended to long ago. Wo are working under tho obi charter of Anderson, .which 1? not suited to our grow i liff city. The new charter in a decided Improve ment, and baa been forwarded to the I.CKiiiiaturo with thc endorsement ol the (own. Deaths. We regret to learn that Mrs. Anderson, wile of Mr. Ger?. D. Anderson, <>f tins ; placo, oled the '-Sid ult., lifter several weeks of severo Illness. Hbo leav es au Infant amt a devoted husband lo mourn j her untimely death, Bled, at Newberry, s. c., on th j.; ! Ult., Mr. Robert Wham. The deceased was a young mau jusi mitering upon the stern realities of lite. Ho has Li ce fur some time with Ibo ll rill of M Inter A Jamieson at New berry, and si .is n man of excellent business capacity and universally popular. Tho parents ol tho deceased, w ho were at his bedside dur int; his illness, brought bis remains io this place on Tuesday, and they wen interred |n tho family burying ground a few mill ? from Ibis place. Orecnvillc'a Hl? Hotel. It was our good fortune to visit Green- j ville on Wednesday last on the occasion of thc formal Opening of Ibo Mansion House- Greenville is one of the prettiest munt enterprising mut attractive cities io the Smith. In location, climate, Boult li and every requisite n a prosperous town sho uhuuuds, and now (hat si.0 has "Udnenlyawakened t > the necessities of the hour lu bold facilities,nccoiliodutlons for summer visitors, she is destined to become more popular as a Su tn in or Ito- ? .Ort. Mut what la heller than all and that wldnh is tho trim enterions, by which to judge the future of any place. Greenville has tho right kind of citizens, While it in true Grootivlllo lovoB Green ville and Green vii lo works for Green ville, sho is seldom behind in showing* hospitality to strangers, This is what builds a town It ls not alone lb" mom y thal cnn he raised to construct magnif icent ?difi?es, bul th? kindness, the cor dial, greotlng tho homo, Uko treatment that is "M\ en to strangers, ?hat makes them long to become citizens, "The peo ple aro th? city" That inognillcout old building that han ntood almost forages bat which for want of repairs in lute years bas proved a biiTler, tu thu cree (lon of nultablo hotels, bas atlast boen transformed Into n veritable palace. No w here In Ihe State, and in few places III Itu South,CSU ho lound of ll better hotel Ihir lb, M minion HoiISC of today. In deed i , ,,,,.! >r of surprise that even . viii in alford such iiiugullUcoiicc. Tl e bu luvt hu 'icen throughly over haul I i n to cellar, and to ap -ak i my conveniences. .nd i m provo m o a ts, ovon abare mention of thom, would extend this notice to HU unreasonable length. Messrs Gatesand Ma", tim proprietors, certainly under? .tami their businens, and have attained * wonderful dogroo ofperfootton lu ?i eui,-i o i- for the comfort of guests, even to thu minutent details. Thin cltv hun .Isoanother now hotel, under the man sgementof the veteran hotel mun, capt W. H. White, whono wpial in hard to nml. With euch b?tele, and other adviin .?Ken, tho next Mummer will find a great Increaeo in the number of visitors to The Mountain Cltv. " I/ovllnonn need? not the aid of orne ment nor cnn wo describe thc scone pronented st tho Mansion House on W?d neadny evening. Uko Anglo's visita, ?Ueh pictural ooma few and far between. Hero were tbcioM ly maid.? . with their Mllant beaux, gilding though the spa? C,?U? lodi?, to auch ninnie un Milton trout have hoard, when ho wild; The sound Nvrnphonle* orton thousand harps Hi t toned Angelle harmonies. Tho bull wan grand, only . tho banquet Which followed. Thin oeennlo/i will long be re ed a? s pleasant episode, end wo treal H may bring a return to tho liborul Rontlnmen to whom alt who wero pr?a **Bt*reln?JoWed. goQDtq Borri3spoD[]GnGG Snipson Mills nix Mr j. n. Wutklns) of nonaaJPath, wook. ;im tiuUH bu*?l?a?J visit last Mr. VV I?. Culbertson and tan-ily have hi; ??Ur?,.c.,i,-,,"dd aro living lu Abbe "..<<?. Ho la touching school ?t Mul berry Church. Mk? Corrio Mooro leis gono to. Mr . -Culbertson's to go to school, at Mulbor.y Church. Tho Bohool bogan at Hock. Monday the 22>U| and will con li nure .several months. There waa a ftuo turkey toft hero yes terday, but I reckon it will |>u shiped, for n was carried ott" and boxed Mr. U. p. Mil,,,,! p. M. m Kkon lia? , resigned and Mr. c. w. Fdlodgo luis ! boon appointed in his place. Mr. lt. p. Milam, is now ?oing to ??ovo to (na to Merchandise lia re. We rogroot to lose him from our n hist. We were sli.?wu a hei t raised hv Mr. .I T. Fllcdgo that weighed sovon and S lbs and were told that he had some in '?is garden that was larger than that ono. Weill that is the booti igoat garden I have heard of lately. Hard times ami no news, Itulliy weather and no shoes. MADDENS. IOTA. Mr. I. Pinson is mending. Tho other s?.k it, this sect lon are all improving. Farmers continuo to sow grain. The colton crop is bobbed very sheri, I and gone, and now Hie price is advan j ?lng. Mr. G. Pinson has ? hug to kill that j will we gb .*>oo lbs and has catan very little corn. Hogs will grow in Laurens ; County if at tended to, ?corn too, but cot ; >!. will starve us sure. Prof. Madelon has lost his overcoat and says ho would he very thankful to seo ii coining in. I:KOM. H0RA0 EK0W0. Th.nell needed and long looked for rain has at last come The doora of tho Contorvlllo Academy romain closed. Twoeilbrts lin void read boon made to secure tho services of teachers and both have failed. The pat rons of tho school sit upon thc stool of lazy apathy towards the educational in terest ol' the young minds that needs in tellectual devolpment. From this place have ?one hirth young men ol' bright intellect who will make their mark in the world. Ccirtrovllle was once thc banner school of the County, and second to none. Hut hy a manifest huliflbrcncc tho educational Intercut of the commit nitv has gradually tctrogruded lill ai last the death blow has been struck. The oxig?nelos of tho times ur. demanding educated men and women in every vo cation. Th. bright minds of (h? child ren are crying oui for intellectual food. Notwithstanding these facts si iring pa rents in the face, they seemingly stand aloof to tho intellectual welfare ol' their children, '.ile that neglects to pruville for his own household is worse than an bilbie) " Parents, secure the services of some g<io.I te ii ! i r and give your ehildr< II tin 1,0. dod Cllllcaliotl Ci;.ri lo think mon of the 'almighty dollar" than v-our children's education Ueineniher thal dui lulu re destin, nj iii? Churchand the Stiile will rest up m tho children of to il iv. I her. edtieaii tin m ! II I n - sponslble places. Farmers ure having theil . .ii;i .owed, Seed wheat is so hurd tu ;;. , hal Un acreage will lu h .ri. Messrs ti. T. Ihdio.'l tld Mario:, Maure have ebinj Iel i kn iol'lieiwui bridge. SOTES FROM OUR NEIGHBORING CI TV AiTaken by Our Clinton Correspond? nt. The long dry spell is ut last broken by an abundance ol'rain, and th - farmers have taken advantage nf ll to sow their crops of Wheat, and other grain. Capt. I,and, ol Um repair lo ec of the C. iV G. Railroad, has hoon le re a low days overhauling our cotton platforms and Hie reception room ol' mir depot. The ny st ci supper which was lo have luuin given by thu ladies of the ( linton Presbyterian Church on tho 10th inst., was postponed until the evening of the .Jilli. It is su Ilici?n t to say that it was all that .lld have been expected of it. a complete success. Kev. W. 1*. Jacobs has on two Sunday evenings recently, given to his congre gation a lecture on tho "model young la dy and model young man," of tho scrip tures. His model for the young lady was Mary, sister ol'Martha and Lazarus, and for tho young man, was Joseph. Itoth lectures wem highly Instructive and enteil.lining. Tho congregation hope thal he will give them this -.inter more of the same h ind. Those of our moro fortunato neighbors who have killed hogs, wore somowhat OX el 10(1 a lew days ago on OCCOUOt of tho warm weather, their fears are, however, all (Unpolled OOW, as the weather is cold enough. Our friend Will Jacks ..f New port, Fast Tonn, is oxpectod here daily with a drove of/or porker*, Mrs. l.i/./.ie Fripp, who has resided ill Clinton for a number of years, has bro ken up and gono to live with her daugh ter, Mrs. Mo Who tor of Jonesville, i nion i 'ounty. Mr. J. J- Marbct of tho ??ate City, spent a day in Clinton recently v isiting relatives, w hom he has not seen in thir ty years. Orango blossoms and wedding bells are In order, and before the end of the week you will hear of one of Clinton's most lovely young ladies changing her miine. Thc annual change of hom? s has al ready begun, Mr. R. I?. Nal ors occu pies the home recently occupied hy Mrs. Albright, she having moved info the Franklin House. Mr. Wim brenner has moved to Hie country, and Mr. barnes in lils place. President Cleveland bas rescinded die order suspending M. B. Henton from tho office of Unite I Hinte? District Allon.ev for tho Western IMstrlcl of Missouri, fat pernicioiM activity In imlltics an i ims directed his reinstate me d. Tin I'rosldenl Iocs aol <>:.? ??| io Federal nfueellOidorS making ocasional ?MllltiOltl 4.dlOS Where it do . .. ie ('. rt<'r < With ?I e oise thom I" ie- ! i leur official dulles, hut . In m isl n i ? elk" a S'Tie-i .,1 on dUtmOl IS I ? H fi! [titi Mr B?nto'i uttlsfuid tho Prnsldoul that ihflapMntirmnt? tor polltl il ?pso di - tv him w ? re not idloWed t" lu:- nepi or coa itel with his ofnoi.il duties -thal le? procured other sneakers lp fill bl polnttnenta-and boneo tho relnntute ment. Tin? Misses Caldwell, ol' Now York who reeeutly KHVO tho HUIII ot* ^.'touooo t?> tho now Catholic University will go to W ashlngton ere lou? to pass tu? greater portion ofthcwlntor. A WONDERFUL SOAP. Mr. Q, H. Anderson ; Sir, I send yon '?r> ot H for S liars of soap just sein! hy Mr Davis. 1 think I uan raise Un. wind on your soup if you will koop it to yourself-\Vhun l not homo I hail niioldaow in a pott lull of lice, I look two bares ot'aoap and washed her all over, li ruined on her in tho pen ly iotf III her hid almost, dead. Moving about she gtarted Ibo soap to loaming When I ?ot up in the morning, I saw . he biggest sight luiugt nable ; earthquake was no eireumatanco; tho whole pen was -overed all over with soap .suds as big ?IN a house ?md whit? as snow, I . hoiit lit a vision hud opened up in my !'? n. Th . (dd tow Ls .safe, ie? hair on her. Mess. .i. i-. Martin A < .??, iiuvo eonstuc ted a maga/.lne at this place und will herealter keep powder hy the ear load. Owing to our central location Mid OX relent railroad laellitios lins ls done ta supply inerehaiits in tho surrounding counties. Powder is s dd at the same price hero as in New York or any other ni.ukot. Master's Sale. Pursuant to Judgments for sale in the following stated cases, ? will Hell at I.aunuis C. H., at public out cry, on stilesday in December next, hoing Monday tho 'dh day of the month, the property described in each case,upon the terms specified to wit ; In the case of Hewlett Sullivan vs Jasper ( '. Martin : All that lot or parcel of land, known as Lot Xe. ('? of the real es tate of William MeNcely, dee'd, containing Fifty one acres and hounded by lands of Hewlett Sui Ivan,S, Simpson, and lying on tin Greenville Road, in the County and State aforesaid: THUMS: Cash. The purchasei to pay for papers. In the cuso of c. 1). Barksdale a> Master vs John Ii; Wasson, WU liam lt. Crisp and Eugenia P Payne All that tract of land situated it the County and State aforesaid containing Two hundred acres moro or loss, and hounded on tb? Sont h by lands of W. A. Fuller am M. H. Crisp, on the West by land of M. M.Teague and others, on tie North and East by lands of Sarai A. Montier, and known ns tbo "Fin ley Tract." TERMS: Cash. Thc purchase to pay for papers. In thc ens,- of ('. 1). Rarksdalo as Master vs ".V. C.. Rice; All thal I rael of lund, situate ii the County and state aforesaid known a< "the darlington tract, contamino; Five hundred acres more or loss, ?md bounded by land nf I htvid Whiteforfl and others, am Kularin Ricer. VERMS: Otu- half of the parch ase looney to bo paid oa-h and th balance on a oreti 11 of ono yent with Int ere?! from thc day ot sub ?rouirod by the bond <>f the purer, .i-. r and ? nmrtgngo of the pren iThe purchaser tn pay for pu iin'j, I ti .!??> e..s,. ,,f John F. Stewat v .- tame? M Donnon, el ni. The f'dlowlntrdescribed proper! ?d f mt tod in the County and Stat -.fore- eht : Trite! \o. t. containing Ono bur (1.1 und Ebrhty-seven seres, an boon.led by "ands of Dr. c. .\.s-? nt?, und br. .lohn F. Dorrolt, Fm roo RI vor and Tract Xo '2. Trnet X'v 2,containing Ono hun? red und ninety and one-half itere nnd bounded Mvy the lands of l) .lohn F. Derron, James M. Donne Hilliard Hill, Dr. C. A. Saxon, nu Trae* VII. J, Plots maybe soon at mv effie**. TERMS: Ooo half of the purel asp money to be paid cash, and tl balance on n credit of tweh months, with Interest from tl dav of salo, secured by thc bor of the purchaser and n mortirncre tim premises, hut with leave i?ur?easer or nurchnsers to pay e tire bid In cash. Purchaser to pt for papers. Tn the cast? nf Toll vor Roberts? as surviving Executor ets. vs F win P. Simpson as Trustee, and bis own ritret. et al. The followingt est ribed proper sitdotc In tho County and Sta aforesaid : Lot No. I, lylntr within tho Ince norato limits of tho town of Fa rons fronting Oil Main Strct hounded bv Main S*reot, lands Mrs. S. W Simpson, Innds of Mi .lanie C. Todd ami lot No. 2, ai containing one and a half acres. Lol No. 2,lying within tho Inti pornte limits of the town of La rons, fronting on "Main Stroi bounded by Main Street, lands Mr-i. Janie C. Todd, und lots Nott, and fl, nnd containing one and or fourth acres. Lot No. fl, lying within tho ima porate limits of the town of lui ions, fronting on Main Stn* bounded by Main Street, lands Mrs. Janie 0. Todd and lets Nos. and 4, and eontslnlngone acre. Lot No. I. lylntr within tho inci porate limits of tho town of Lu r. ns, fronting ?rn Main Stre bounded by Main Street, lands Mrs. Janie C., Todd, and lol No. nnd containing one und one-foui acres. Traci No. i. near tho Ineorport limits ?>f tho town of Laure hounded by lands o' the estates A. s. Taylor, dee'd, and N. D rlo'd, snd others, nnd Trnet " >. and the milln road from Milton Laurens C. II.( and containing I ty-foer acres. Tract Mo near the incorpor limits of ?bo town of Lauri hounded by Sullivan lands, Tra Nos. 1 ate! H. and Hie malu r< fi-. n? Milton b? 1 -aureus C. H., r fonlnlning Fifty eight acres. ; - . S A Menr the Inoorpo t'um of tt?o town of Lauron*, hon e.I by Sullivan ami Irby lands i Tr to? ; NV?. and I. and Main r. from Milloo to Laurens 0. H., I containing Fifty Wire* ?ere*. Tract No. 4, near the incordorato j limita of the town of Laurena, I hounded by land? of Misa T. Irby, Tracts Nos. 8 and 5, and the main road from Milton to Laurens C. H., and containing Seventy acres. Tract No. 5, near the incorporate limits of the town of Laurens, bounded by lands of Miss T. Irby, Mrs. S. W, Simpson, S. K. Tuylor, Tract No 4 ard moin road from M11 I ton to LaurensG, H.. and contain ing Fifty four aeres. Plats may be seen at my office. T Kit M s : One third of the punchase tunney to be paid cash, and tho bal ance on a credit of one and two years tn equal Installments with in terest on each installment from tho day of sale, secured by the bond of purchaser or purchasers and mort gages of thc proporty but with leave to any purchaser to pay his or ber entilar bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for pupers. In tho ease of Uraham it Sparks vs .I. Hillery Bryson. All that tract or parcel of land sit uated in the County and Stat? aforesaid, containing .Seventy nine acres more or less, and hounded by lands belonging to the estate of Samuel Bryson, dee'd, lands of if. Thompson, and VV. H. Bryson and oth. rs. THUMS: One half of ihe purchase money to be paid cash and the bal ance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by tho bond of tho purch aser and a mortgage of tho premis es. Tin? purchaser to pay for pa pers. In the ease of Mary C. Todd as Ext. of H. P. Todd vs II. A. Cun ningham and Will L.Cunningham. Ail that piece or parcsljof land, situate and lying in tho County and State aforesaid, know as "the Elihu Cunningham tract," contain ing Four hundred acres more or less-, nud bounded by tho lands of W. L. and M. G. Cunningham. J. A. 1*. Moore, Mrs. Bay atid the Boyd place. THUMS: Ono half of the purchase money to bo paid cash, and the bal ance on n credit of twelve months, with interest from t he day of sale, secured by the bond of the purch aser and a mortgage of tho premis es, but with leave to purchaser to pay his entire hid tn cash. Purch aser to pay for papers. In tho case of Edwin Bates ct Co. vs tl. Hill ii Bro., Pel/er, Bogers A Co. et al. The following described property situated in thu County lind State aforesaid : Tract No. 1, containing Two hundred and forty-nine acres, and hounded hy lards of 0. II. P. Kant, Dr. P. M. Set/.ler, Tract No. 2 ami Duncans Greek. Tract No. 2, containing one hund red and ninety-eight acres, ami hounded by Intu?s of Dr. P. M. Sett ler, S. \V. bean, Mrs. D. A. Payne, Tracts Nos. 1 ami 3, and Duncan's Creek. Tract No. 3, containing eighty el ir ht steres, and bounded by lands ofCol. li, L. Coleman, II. Hill, J. Odell and others and Tract No. 2. Tract No. 4, or Home pince, containing Two hundred amt forty live aeres ami hounded hy hinds ol Col. li. L. Coleman, Dr. P. M. Set/. ler, (). II. P. Pant and others. Plats may be seen at my office THRMStOne third of the purchase money to be paid cash, ami thc balance mi a credit of one und twi years, in equal instalments, with interest on each installment from the day of sale, secured by tin bonds of tho purchaser, or purch asers, and mortgages of the proper ty, Purchasers to pay for papers In the case ot (?. M. Mallison VJ Joel Ellison as adm'r, etc, Sarah Monroe, ot lt), ' All that tract of html lying, bolllf and situated in the County am State aforesaid, and numbered : ii, ii recent survey in this case, eon faining Ninety two acres, am hounded hy the South hank of Bee dy Hiver and lands of Sallie I*. Pool T. L, Pool and others and udjoitllnf tract NO I. Plats may be seen at my office TEKMB: One half of the'purchasi money to be paid cash, ami th? balance. Oil a credit of twelvi mouths with Interest from day o sale, secured by the bond of Un purchaser and a mortgage of tin premises, hut with leave to pundi user to pay his entire hid In cash The purchaser to pay for papers. In the case of CoroiMno B. Biche; vs F.M/.a Puller, et ul. All that tract of land lying, belli] and situated in the County am State aforesaid, containing Fift; three acres, more or less, heir. Trae' NO I, of the Pasley est?t lands, bounded liv lands of Dr. h t?. Fuller, David Garter,and other.? TRKMS: one half cash, balano on a credit of twelve months, wit interest from the doy of sale, se cured hy the bond of the purchase and it mortgage of the premises, bu with leave to the purchaser to pu his entire hld In cash. Tho pu rc I user to pay for papers. In th ease of John P. Hunte et al vs Toliver Bobortson as sm vlvlhg executor. The following described proper! situated, lying and being in th County and Stato and ('cunt aforesaid : Tract NO. 1, known as tho Choc pince, containing One hundred an twenty acres o.ore or less boondi by lands of E. J. Burnside. Marti Hiddle, Allen Martin aud other Tract NO. 2, known as part of tl Thompson place contain lg Seve ty acres, more or less, hounded I lands of In Mills A Robertson, W. Harris, B. A Gray and others. Tract No. 3, known as part of tl J. H. Simpson place* oontalnil One hundred and forty-three uer? moro or less*, bounded bv lands J. tl. Slmpon, dee'd, W. * 1). ;Slm son, John and Henry Mills ai ot hem Lightning in et c3 rent leads "tri? wi in prices etrid sec t,"^ e detr te for -brie suon sun-rays or Ladies^fleccu lin Ladies heavy me Breakfast shawl* Turkey red table L int towels at . Bleaching at . . Blankets at. JTNO. 13 FOWLER BLOC Tract NO. 4, known ns the Flem ing tract containing Thirty four acres more or less, bounded by lands of J. M. Franks, William Os borne, Samuel Franks and others. Lot No.."), in the town of I.aurons subdivided, and to be sold as fol lows; Store house and lot bounded north by lots of Dr. J. A. Bnrks rlnlc,Thc National Bank of Laurens, lt. F. Fleming and J. J. Howland; cast 20 feet on Public Square; ?outb 180 foot on Jail alley, and west 77A feet by Dwelling Lot, and containing44-100of an acre. Dwelling and Lot,bounded north by lot of J. J. Rowland, <><? feet, east by store house lot 77.\ feet, south by Jail alloy 00 feet, and west by ('undine Street 71? feet, and containing 1-10 of an acre. Lot No. 6, known as tho Hewlett Sullivan lot, situated in tho town of Laurens, and containing four and 9-10 acres, noire or less, bound ed by lands of W, II. Garrett, J. M. Robertson and Hamburg road. Tract No. 7, known as a part of tho Thompson pince, containing One hundred and eighteen acres more or loss, bounded by lands of W. P. Harris, J, R. Fowler, Jonath an Abercrombie and others. Tract No. 8, known as John Nel son tract, uontaing Five hundred and civility four acres, more er less, bounded by binds of Dr. P. O. Pul ler, Dav! ' Burnside, Dr. A. C. Puller a I tilers. TKMS: ' hie third of tho purchase money to bo paid in cash and the balance on n credit of ono and two : years, with interest front the ?lay \ day of sal?', secured by the bonds of the purchaser, and mortgagor of the property sold. Purchasers to pay for papers. C. I). BA ItKSDALE, Master, L. C. Nov. 10, 1 --sc,. ''I nm travelling for Da M* RA WOP'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, LAP lt KMS, S. 0. And think ? will Wet there EliP " J>Totio?! In pursuance of a r?solution of tho Itonrd of Directors of the G roon woe*. Laurens and SparlanhnrK Railroad Company, a meeting of tho stockholder* Inhereby called to moot lo t)n> court Hons??. Laurens, S. C., ?it two o'clock P. M., December 8rd., to consinor tho r?? eont agreement oftho company to eon aolid.ito willi the Pori Koviil and Anpuin ta Railway Co., tho Atlguatfl and Knox villo Railroad Co. ?he Snvannnh Vallnv Railroad Co. nnd t I Orconvillo.fr Laur ena Railroad Co., under the name of tho .'Port Royal .fr W? stern Carolina Rail way Co." By ordor or tho PRESIDENT. Audrew Andornen Jr. ?WI iiUry. Nov 10*4 OF LSLivfc eley, outr wee 9 y "to biri? Torig?xt g ? uir it, y in OL ia ?^1 it y .vetlu.? of your 01a?a/p:n.?ss a.r? GL ed gloves at rino unheiveat at i at. danm.sk at . 5c Dress goods, Masters Sales. STATK SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF LA UllICNS, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Pursuant lo.iudgmont for salo ?II the fol lowing ?Mated oases, I will sell ut Laurens L\ IL, at public outcry, on Salesday In Deco in bor noxt, being Monday tho 6th day of tho month, tho property des cribed in each casi?, upon thu terms spe cified, lo Wit! In tho casa of C. I>. Barksdale, as Mus ter, vs. T. lt. L. Wood. All that tract of land lying, being ?nd situate in tho County and Stste afore said, on Walnut Crock, containing Three hundred ?nd Uv? seres, mor-1 or less, and hounded by an IH of \V. L. Wood, J. lt. Davis, w. c. Bulentine, and ol hers, as appears by a plat trude by Paul lt. Kyzer, 24th March IS84. Tornn-Cudi-Tho pureh.tsur to pay for papers. In the case o' Martin M. TV.geo vs. William T. Kinley. All that tract of land lying, bein); and situate in the County and state afore said, containing Three hundred and thirty-three acres, more or less, and bounded by lund? of .James Finley, O reen bury Puller, and others. Terms-Ono half of tho pu rebaso mo to he paid cash, and tho bataneo on a Credit ol' one year, wit h interest (rom the (lay of sale, secured hy the bond of tho purchaser and a morl gago of tho prom iscuo. Purchaaor to pay for papers. C. I). BARKSDALE, Muster, L. C. November loth, ISS??. 4t Probate Judge's Sale. Trbv 0. Putnam as] Ailm'r of Wm. W. | Complaint to > i utnam dee'd, >si?ll realty In aid : r.?; ?>f pera* nu ty. ' Poyden Putnam ol al, j Pursuant to an order In tho shove sta- , ted ease, l will sell ut publie outcry at Laurens . If., 8. C., on Salosday in De comber noxt, tho following Heal estate: lying, being and situated in tho County of Laurens and State of South Carolina, on waters of Bovcrdam Creek. Tract No. I, Homestead, containing Ninety-two acres moro or less, bounded by landa of Martin Biddle, Thomas Can nody and ol hers. Tract No 2, containing Seventy-throe acres more or loss, hounded by hinds Of F lt Martin, A Cheek and others. Tract No 3, containing SlxtV-flvo acres moro or lons, boundod by tract No 'Z, J ll Owens, J B Ithodos and others. TKRM'S": Ono half can'.., balance on a credit of twelve months, with Interest from tho tlay of sale, tho credit portion to bo secured hy the bond of tho pu roh? user, and a ?mortgagO of tho premises sold. The purchaser to pay for papora. A. W. BURNSIDK, Nov 10. lsd ,. .Indi;" of Probate I.C . Undertaker's . NOTICE. A large and varied assoitmenl of COFFINS AND UNDERTAKES GOODS -Cnn alwvsa bo found - at my stand, over - MARTIN A FULLER'S STOKE LAURENS, g 0 jp?P^Hearse neut w ben desired. fi. W. CORBET, - . " An Agent Oct 20 tr THE NEW BARBER SHOP 1 bog to Inform tho publlo that I sm prepared to serve them aa Tonsonial Ar tist in my now quarters, under th? Rob orwonilot*l. ?lsily rprioos oiar ;round if ea,jf?t,y HSlo groping in mono y when s -vi-vid asthese . . . . li at? _ 40 ct? .25 cU _ 25 cU . 5 ct? each .5 cU . 4, 3-4 v<U v THE AUGUSTA AND GLOBE H 0 T E L S . (UNDER ONE JMANAGBMFM V.) jVTr- Hi E IDoolit/U o Proprietor. These Hotels aro centrally loca ted on ?Broad street, the principle business thoroughfare of Augusta and aro first class In all respects. Use Electric and t?as?? lights; ?lee? trie boll ill all rooms; street cars puss the door every Av? minutes for all parts of tho oliy. The AU GUSTA und GLOBE "(del porters meet passengers n* th* depots with line carriages, hu? and baggage wagon. Travelers are requested not to give up ( hecks ea train. Mr. Doolittle was formerly con nected with the Tontine House, New iitt\en and We?t Ead Motel, N. J. HOLMES' SURE CURE MOUTH WASH AND DENTIFRICE Cm os Diced lng Uums, Ulcer?, flor* Mouth, s .re Throat, cleanses the T*?th Slid Purlllea thu Breath. teed ?nd rec ouiinonded l>> leading dentist. Pre pared uv Drs'J P. ?fc Vv R HOLVIKH Dentist, Maeon, OH. For ?ale by all (I r ililli : l and donfist, and ia Laurens by Hr. P. n. CONNOR. S5-ly. State otSoatfc ?arolioa. COU ?i TY <>y LA UMMNM, IN PROBATE COU HT. Whereas, \V. W. Kotisedv has applied to nie fur Letters of Administration ou tim LOstolOOfC. M. Kennedy, deceased. 't hese aro therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular thu kindred and creditors of said deceased te be und ap pear before mc, in the ('?uri of Probate, to he holden at Laurens c. H., cu tho lilli dav of Nov., 1S.SC, to ?how faune. If any they eau, why said Letters shaula not t>o granted. All persons having elalrns against enid estate NV ill present the same on vr befor* thal davor bc forever burred. Given under my and and ?val, thia SO"th day of October. ISSU. A.W. ?LKN?1DK, Prebate Judaje. ... ' S- - State ol Soatfi Karolina, LAURENS COUNTY, IN Piton AT K COURT. Whereas, G. W. Shell, c. c. o. P., hus applied to me for Letters of Ad ministration on the Estate of John T. Duncan, deceased. These are therefore to cite and ad monish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be und appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be holden at Laurens C. II., on the 8th day of Dec, 1880, to show cause, if any they can, why said Letters should not be granted. All persons having chums against snid estate will present the samo on or before that day or ba forever barred. Given under my hand and seal this, 27th day of October, 1888. A. W. BURNSIDE, Ot Probate Judge. j-1- T---7-T- - i - mi, . ~m State o? South C&Toiffta, LAU K E N S C O U N T T. IN PROBATE COURT. Whereat, O W Sholl, C C C P, han ap plied lo u\o for Letter? ef Arlml dnlra lion on tho Estate of Toll j rewed, de ceased. Thone ara therefore la elle and ad monish nil and ningular th* kindred and creditor? of naid dereneed, to be and appear before in* ia ( curl *f Probate, to ho boldon nt Lauren? C H. *B the 2Sd dnv of Dec. 1898, to ahow eanse lt any they can, why ?aid L*tk*r* snoold aet be granted All pernuna having alala** aped*** ?aid entane will prenenl th* aesne era or before that dav or b* foe*r*F barred Oiven under my h?nd ?ad seel Mil?, 10th day of Nov*mb*r ISM, A W BURNHID?, ?t Probst* Jndge Vi? M .?In - tn l?: l?v<oi-k. quiek Ml cot, eco rf. je? u jeewev. uta* rSmu Allim I V'o.i flu in I J^^^^-^-^^^^fg^