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inscription Vrtcc-OC Mo*?tJ'n, $:.00
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PAY?BLK IN ADVANCE.
Asios for Advertising.--Ordinary Ad?1
roi'tlBomciila, pot square, Olio inser
tion, $1.00; each subsequent inser
tion, so cents.
Liberal reduction made for largo Ad?
VertiHcmonts.
J. C. fl AR LIN OTON <V co.,
Proprietors,
It ls evident that tho "Col ll m bin
(.'anal" scheme was, in tho begin?
tiing, a mistake, but since the State
lias embarked In tho enterprise,
and spent $125.000. thc question
arises, Has tho Legisla!ir e acted
wisely In throwing this money
away? This is certainly no limo
to make extravagant appropria
tions, and especially on'cunals, foul
if instead of allowing the Immense
amount of work the State bas done
to bo washed away, tho legislature
has appropriated a few convicts in
continue work until thc ennui could
bc utilized or disposed of in some
way, it would undoubtedly have
boen better.
Tho professional lobbyist, R. li.
TILLMAN, had his hands full, w hen
hejflccoptodjl ho chairmanship of tho
committee appointed to overlook
tho Legisla tu rc. Ile gave Up Hie
job as n b:\<I ono and b sahl lo have
remarked on reaching home, (hal
tho only friends ho had in thc Leg
islature were tho Inwvors. Mr.
TILLMAN must have been I m peas nd
with thc con viet ?on thal il iw more
cl i fl) cult to lead fanners than li?'
once imagined. Ile erred in think
ing that all fanners who c (otho
Legislature arc "hedi tailed" and
bonce, he failed to lead diem.
Since tho Legislature lias clodded
<o placo a lax of $ 10, on all students
who attend ibo South C'a roi I ns
College, who arc abb- to pay, it b
earnestly Imped timi this will sat
isfy those who have worked s<
hard against free ?ducation
Many of those who have clam
ored against free tuition Pave pro
fessed devotion to ibo College
and if such professions are made
in pood faith, we may ex pud them
to sheathe their swords and ailnv*
this institution to accomplish lb
mission, without being annually
jeopardized.
People who ?lo their own thinkinj
end freely ssy whnl they think, whet in i
with tongeor pen. sro Ibo real valuabh
members of soc ?ely nflol alb- /' . '.?
2 Vo asor ip.
This is literally true, hut 1 I
bow fowsuch'"roally valuable mern
hors" can ho found. It ls not tin
man who proclaims loudest thu! lu
issn original thinker, who doe-, bl
own thinking. Such men n rc of tel
UnCOUncioUSly mer.];.- tie
mouth-piece of others. We imag
ino no greater tax could he levied
than to require every io,m to orig
inate ono idea a day.
Sonth Carolina is to bc congrnl
ulnted on tho election of Col. J. .1
NOUTON, of Walhalla, Judge o
thc Rlghth ( 'ireuit.
Conference- Appointments.
Spart anbury Dlitrtct. T. O. nerbert, r. E
Spartnnhurg-J. A. Clifton; lt. <
Oliver, super nu mery.
City Mission-Tobe supplied bj
J. A. J I. Marmon; J. K Smith, sii
pernumernnry,
Union-S. A. Weber.
Cherokoi-A. P. Avant.
South Union-J. M. Kriduy.
Jonesvilb-< '. I ). Howell. *
Gaffney CM ty-J. B. Wilson.
Laurene1-J. M. <!nrlisle,
North Lauren -J. C. Count*.
Clinton-1). I', ib.y i.
Belmont-fj, J. .Mel.code.
Cnmpoboiln-A. \V. Walker; H
W? Harbor, sui ornum ry.
Pacolct-i)r. H row ii,
CU Lon -M. L. < ar' lo.
W ilford College- '. Coke Smith
Professor.
lind Detter ?tiny nt Home.
Lnsi night a reporter bcd n j bm
?alk willi a South Carolina colorei
.in, who ha- ju-! rd ll mod fron
insult. Ile weal West with i
of negroes from fairfield nm
or Count los, They were pr,.m
O?d pinces, high wages am
'outJobs, hilt nearly nil wen
.il when they roached
'on, As many ns could
' no limo in ?lo!n<.
.i are still there
don timi tilt
'eave oilhoi
;a for tho
et. Ile
righi
I bo
off
i hill
, thill
tc tim
of Ulis
' . linty
cy.
' *Ji",y ?!?in.i2n
'*.9?Wona, ol '| liv
. .nen, a?"d ?iel true, wllO
^?,?u>. ? d<? 'b.procufo .>" (or.
JP,l?;i'!,|11"V seel fonal or |..
. . .rfoTives. lt behooves nil good mc,, to
remove as fur UH \.it>|(. tho sottiomeni
of this issue, nt best HO illMurblnn, from
"ho plano of passion and projuulco to
iiut of Intelligence und eharltV.
My apology for troubling you willi my
dc wa la that Ko? pressed al all 1 tish
t.cm o .tact Iv impressed.
Your? ttl Mpectfllllv,
L. W. ?LMKlNa
WOR? OF rUE CE?E?AL ASSEMBLY. I
A r.nvunvor tJlismiioioN.
Tho prediction that the present
Legislature woujilbeh "wlhl body"
Ima boon fltci-ally verified, riot only
have tito two Ileuses been widely
upo rt on public mensures, but
ninny of tho indi vidual iiuinlicrs
have shown an inordinnte desire to
pienso (heir constltuoni i at home
nnd seemed on ninny questions to
havo sacrificed honest convictions
or avoided Hie issues, in order to
gratify this desire.
Hut there nppeurs (o lu* n desire
to economize nnd reduce taxation.
Tho funnel8 largely predominate
in the Legislature., and yet, we H-nl
thal tho only reductions made is
tho chief clerk in Hie Department
or Agriculture, Oom $1,500 toll,200
n year. Tho appropriation to Hie
Main Agricultural Society, which
has boen heretofore t'2,000, was re
duced to $1,000. Tho appropriation
to tho Conni was cut off.
Five Tuition in the College was
abolished.
The following are some of the
Important bills that have been
signed by tho Governor.
Join! resolution relating to tho
services of tho Attorney General
in the bond script cases.
An act tr? amend section 240 of
the endo of procedure, relating to
?.nest and hail.
An act to .submit thc quostiof. of
license for tho .sale of splrltous,
malt OP intoxicuilng liquors, ju the
<-ou!it?e. of Anderson and Laurens
to (he qua li (led elector? thereof and
providing penalties for the viola
tion or evasion or attempted eva
sion of the prohibition law, if n
majority of the said electors vote
in favor (hereof.
An ucl lo authorize (bo City
Cou a "il of the city of < ? reen vii lc to
issue coupon bonds for the purpose ]
of refunding $10,000, of the indebt
edness of said eily falling due in
July, 18^7, upon bonds issued in nhl
of tho Atlanta and Richmond Air
Line Hallway Co.
Joint resolution to authorize tho
County Commi sioners of Green
ville U? apply the surplus of laxes
raised to pay interns! on bonds
subscribed lo Ibo Greenville and
Laurens Knilroad Company to the
pas! Indebtedness of sahl County
An net to (ix the manner of pub
lication of annual statements of
Cou td y Auditors.
An .?ct lo provide for the issuing
of Heyns? lo soil splrltous and in
toxicating liquors, ale, nc lt and
wines ?o Berkeley und Beaufort
i t !ounl les,
Anac? to pr?vido for thc comple
tion nf tho main building of the
Stale llouso.
An act lo amend Section M7? of
tho flenernl statutes, relative to
running trains on Sunday.
An act to amend nu act entitled
"an act lo penni! persons in (ho
State liable to road duty 'to pay a
comm util Hon in lieu of working thc
road, so fa r as t he same rel?tes to
(?reenvide and Bickens Counties."'
An nd to amend Sections 2230
and 2217 of the General Statutes,
in relation lo juries.
An av! to regulato tho public
printing In this state.
An act lo amend an act entitled
"an set to incorpornto thc Newber
ry and Laurens Knilroad Company
sud to val?dalo all acts and con
tract- done in pur nance of thr
same."
An sd to repeal'Section 1,010
anil Ul Hillend Section 1,0-12 of tho
General statutes entitled "Of tho
University of South t tarolina."
An act to regulate tho time for
collecting taxes by execution or
dist ress.
An act to amend Section I of an
act entlth tl au ac! to tlx tho timo
j for tho holding of tho courts in tho
Seventh Circuit so far as (he same
relate- to tho Counties of Newber
ry and Spar Lui Lurg.
An nd to amend 2100 of the Gen
eral Statute-, rotating td attorneys,
solicitors and councojlors.
An act to punish tho stealing of
melons and fruit.
A u ucl to create a fund to be des
ignated tho Treasury reserve lund,
ami provide for the control of the
same.
An nc! lo regulate the issuing
and -ervice of warrants iii crimi
nal cases.
A join! resolution to authorize
the Piedmont Manufacturing Com
pany to subscribe to tho capital
stock of the Atlantic, Greenville A
Western Kn I! way Company.
A n a< t to moko appropriation*
for tito payment per diem
and mileage and stationery
co ri I flea tes of the inombers
o tho General Aosomhly,
: ; Hid salarlos of the Mubordlnata ni?
e?is Kiui employes thereof, and for
other purposi s herein named.
A joint resolutloi . o prov ide for
thc payment of thu < l penses incur
red by Hie Board ot Visitors of tho
j South Carolina M III tn ry Academy
1 in repair's of tho Citadel buildings,
Au act m amend section 018 of
tho General Statines of South Car
olina, relating to ibo rc| ai rs of high?
ways.
Au act (oamend an act entitled "nu
act to amend ?section 18110 of tho
General Statutes in nd a Hon to par
tition," approved Deeombi r 20th,
188 ft.
Au m t to ratify the amendment
to article 2 of the Constitution of
Sou i h Carolina by a.hiing (hereto
a section to bo Known us .section 1
thereof, ? i lieu of a ct lons 1 mid 0
Of said art ?(de as H now .dnuds.
A h ucl to provide for transporting
persons coin Udo I to !ho penitenti
ary by (ho pouttqnt?ory guards.
Au net lo amend Section -INI of
the He tte ral Statutes of the Slate of
South Cnrpliml In reference to the
salary ? f tho Lieutenant Governor.
An act to amend General Stat
utes, Title 8, Of .tho public heidth,
Chapter ls, Se timi IMS, in relation
to quarantine.
A n ftc! !.> ann nd Section 18 of the
Code'd iq ' ollie,/elating to the
Mme for Iud.ling ino circuit Courts
di Hie First Circuit.
Joint rt.bue n lo uutlioflzo the
Pel/- . Manufacturing Company to
subscribe to the capital stock of tho
Atlantic (Ireenvllle nud Western
Railroad Couq unv
AM net to pr?vido for the .
tion of certain corporation* under
gehend \hjw\
An not to ratify tho amendment
to Section 11, Artlclp 9, of tho Con
stitution of the ?tate of South Cnr
o?imi.
Joint rosoluttri to extend tho time
for tho payment of tuxes for the
fiscal year 1SH?.
An pct relating to the reassessment
of property und extension of thc
time for paying tuxes in the coun
ties of Ches tor, Berkeley and folle
t?n.
An act to amend Section 1130 and
1842 of the douerai statutes, ?rela
ting to'liawkers and peddlers.
An netto tlx the pay for dieting
prison ors in County jails.
An act to regulate the admission
af foreign security companies BO
Car as the same relates to clerks of
hanks and banking companies.
An act to define the mode of ap
pointment of commissioners for
the admeasurement of dower by
I the Circuit Court for tho State.
During the closing hours of tito
session n concurrent resolution
was introduced to appoint a com
mittee, consisting of Johnson Ha
good, B. lt. Tillman ami Chancellor
.Johnson, lo visit tin* various States
and Investigate tho work of agri
cultural culb gos, und report ut the
next session. Tile resolution pass
ed the House, but was vigorously
o?>p ?sod l>v the farmers in the Sen
ate and advocated by Murry and
Midst, lawyers. The farmers how
ever were victorious ami the res
olution was defeated by a voto of
Mt to 6.
,??;oG'V; cine! SpO?<]i.:>.
Moa Trim monkey with toddy sonn
toddle
ball ?it tho llendelln, till? (Tuesday)
evening.
'A . I old mun "flanta Clune"
hrimr v?>n ?
Saut* i laus linn played havoc with
lite toy Shopn.
So fr Ighl tra?na on the Augusta road
on Saturday Inst.
T!i' M .'?> of Laurens proaeni "na
ture una V : d" ia many places.
Next week we will a-ivo * r i lew of
the Imp"1 ??nt events of the year ISM).
In a eh -r'. tim??. it|i? suhl. tin? hinge of
faahloi awi ny ear ringa out ef style.
I??'-.;, lc (ho har I times, our hooka
HIIOW moro cash suhacrihers this \ear
In ?on n rea poet? printers are bk? lm
. a beings ann don'l IJk> to wont all
rh fina* week.
A little dance at (ho Hendella Mond
wan enjoyed hy o?tr young people ?ne
evening U*t w sek .
*""A man with nm advertisement In th?
paper is Uko a bu nhie-heo. without a
nt inner orly li vlf equipped f i ' isl cns
.An article last weak, hnadod"Kn irk?
lng thc bottom Out" should havo been
caed I ted to thc .Verna ?i Courier.
An n '.' "f 1000 ha? hern ut ario to
the mom^cruhlp of ti,? Methodist
Church in Atlanta, fia., during th? pant
ye?r.
Spartanburg and Oreenvilla are xioK
Itiff B<ralnst tbH> low rat??? of fruight that
Laurene an?l Oreenwood ar? now en
Joylng.
Thorr? i? H(?M a great demand 'or dwel
lings although tin? Heal Estate Agency,
.1. M. 'lampton, Manager, bas rentud
Mover^l liuring the past week.
Youngman, in compiling yonr r?an
imions fer Hie New Year, get. I ? np?
on your Hat; l will moor diaeuaa the
weathei, until other topics ure exhaust
ed .
While you are eninjdng tho gifts and
luxuries incident te th,- season, remetn
Imr those I ia t tm ile, who aro oat In
I ho cold world alon?' with :.<. ono to carn
for thom.
The! kat'UR Mn! wt- thronged with
a gay and festive crowd Saturday cvo.
iiiiiur. Hiebeostiimos wero worn by ibo
Skaters and handsome presen tn wore
distributed*!)}' Manager Oarrott.
On Hiiturday last a dlflleiilty occurred
at y place ' w Section Master
bon ty and Mr da? k Irby, of (loldville,
In widen Mr Hon? j received two severe
Itesh WOUndS front a plato . ii. tho arin
and log.
Lanr <nr la tho proper place for an eat
ing houso on the O. fi. A. H. Railroad.
Tim authorities a*o anxious for ?om?? en
terprising man to open one, MOd as ?til
trains pana this point at mealtime it
M ould pay weil.
On Pee, 17th <? reduction in pas?en fer
ra'1-s n tin?c. A (J. Railroad took effect
! A u fol lo wa ;
J First class from 4 to8)?i cents per milt*;
I second ela-* from 'l'? ti.:; cents nor mil-:
children between 'ht* agres of live 'ind
t we've years 1% cents per milo.
The Aiifiittta Chronicle la one of Ibo
best dallies In the Mouth. Th ' (lanrgin
edition leunothor evidence of enterprise.
lt contatas a map which shown Augus
ta to he near the centre of civilization
and Laurens li bul a few hours from
A ugusla.
it has horn suggested that tho Rlgnal
?Servicecould not bo depended up m du
rbin Xmas, hut the predictions so far aro
correct. A*>8 o'clock Monday a dlsp toh
oKmr weather, sliohtly colder" waa re
ceived and nt 13 o'clock Mm followlngl
"Holst cold wave ftlgual. Tonnerai ure
will fall lOtlOgreos lu 84 to US hon rs.
There ls ??ne man In Laurena County
.fVtio says Ihls ia no harder year with
hira lian usual, lie did nol plant * -oed
cotton bul iniM a - i ib full of ceyn i?ad
old cotton to pay his taxes for several
years. Ho ..abo* ?11 that ha eats hut Su
gar and < ifloe. Suva h dot s ant ow? a
th H r Itt Ihn world an'l never run a
atora account hut one year and thai etir
' him
li'l'he Oiliest Chapel waa tin
the frloieU aili parents
oftheyoun/ Indies on Thins! .? eve?
11 ! iii id it most delightful 'du.ur lu
fairy land" M as on ?ey ^d. A ovuiber of
yo io? indies .ippi'urcd mi thc abite III
beailtlfUl ut dre and dlai"iurs"d -wo I
songs. The aolo? wort? Inanity em orod,
an i altogether tho entertainment wu?
I ro i"- ut.tid ti ni lan I <. i Lair,
At tho ? residence ot tho Britte's
fnthor, oh Ooo fifki? Mls? llcssto Iv 1? art
7.?<r:t <>r Ooonwood, to l> il Co lint?, of
thin place.
Also, at tho residence of tho bride's
father, Dee 23rd, J 1840, hy tho Kev I) A
Todd, Mr I S Workman atm* Mis* M
Kinma Taylor.
Our College.
Tiie Lnurotmvillo Female College will
open after the holidays lietter equipped '
than over. Competent and thorough
teaohors proaldo In each department and
to all who have daughters to odueate,
and especially thone In tide County, we
commend this Institution KS worthy of
patronage. Prof Milner hus secure I the j
service.-, of Miss Huit?n Grierson, the |
aeeoniplhihed daughter of Rov K ()
Frlnraou, who will auaist In ,the literary
depart nient.
We would eali the attention of patrons
to the i'aol that the Primary Depart mont
will, niter .Ian 1st, receive the publie
school fund, which will he orodited mi
tim t II i I ion of euell pupil.
PUK SON Al,.
Mr M M FttWI.Kn is clerking for J M
PHILPOT.
Mr i' T MII.NKII, of Waynsboro, Ga.,
visiting m to?\ n.
Mr. W.T. Klakloy, of Ora, ha* hoc n
appointed M Notary Publie.
Dr. W. Il Hart:ur, thu phrenologist,
d'ud suddeuly a few days u>;o lu N. <'.
Messrs Hall sud lloyd, student* of S
<" Col 1?KO sro spending the holldava at
home.
Mrs KILLIAN, of Or enville, i-< spend
lng Christmas with ber father, I ol <; i
Moseley.
Sergeant M n.t.KU, S CM A.ofNInet;
I* x, ia visiting relatives and Irionda a
t iii1- place.
MUsca M.vuv IfoixiRi an I I,ti.t.ti
McGill K, id Cokcsbnry, are spoiidh ,
Christ mas al Mr fl ILK Kn NS.
Misse* Perrin Kar-<>w und Hull?
Vt right, wini have boon attendue
sid mo I i o Coln mbls, aro spend i ag Christ
mas at homo.
Mis? Hattie Pope, of Greenville, pto
sed through our town inst woekeii ronl
I fin- Newberry, where sic will spun
Christina* with hoi uncle Y. J. Pop*
i i K ,.-.._.,_...
Bogota Borr6spopi36DG(
KKdM.
noa AO AB.owo.
Mr. fiC Culbertson has moved'ro ;
val's Gross Tl a .pened out a sto<
<?i fancy groceries. Mr .' ones I! tibor
??im and family, w ho emigrated to Tc
as last fall, returned home hist Sunda
Farmers arc sneaking of plantii
more cirrn and less colton next yoi
Necessaries of life should as far as p<
H lo i>c rsi -f.! at home.
We li av ? -. ' ;n l bia commun! tv w ii
iu the last year s ivon weddings. >
hear ofothoi . t" follow before long.
Soiao sickness in this coin muntty.
~ CROSS nil,!..
BT ' K."
AH Christm as approaches memory
most Involuntarily, speeds bael* to
happy days of childhood -to my Grui
fan'ier* homo Whoa it revel* p.nok ;
j somer and Anally concentrates on
well* laden. Christmas, dinner' i
Mrcind which are gathered tho el ?.?!
?nd ?.'rand children aged sire,
woaring tho peaceful . aile eontentmi
and the t vide groaning beneath
weight of he sn? rr i.i andan.f ..
thing?. ..[iHr? rib?, sausages, hank b
pies, turkey,Chri I mas daintiesete
dr to fin the ''aehlng void" to replat1
hut now, alas, yet, "Lol futo do
wornt, there aro relies of i iv. tiri
dreams of tho past sie? cannot lost
Th<< west her hus give-- a SSH
lat el r of K" thw seasons in >i year, al
writing it is certainly winter,bitter <
and droarv.
<>nr little vii llago is rpi Iel, as H bo?*i
cd ?hip, vei there -ire some iittrtieti
for we nolleo with much pleasure
Mr Luther Wells is moving with
l'ami y Inti theJ. II. Carter house
thai fl, Smith and family have ;
ed in to the VTlliage jFIotol, Mr .1.
f'arler wo learn in iroimr to i;ccupy
Parsonage another '. ear.
As th" t line is nearly here for fun
lo contract for labor let me sugg*
plan that I think xviii ihvl '0 a y
many of Ibo ills we now endure,
OOrrOCl ton gre:U r>X ten I the present
al justleo systems that !< In follow
exami le of one of our mos! progn
farmers, .M M, Teague in daking
tracts, lt is u distinct ngroemont
If tho laborer should be guilty of ?
lng during the year i setllmsnl ci
and t he ta Porer M rllsmlsserl, .-ind
Iber, if the laborer -: I th! "come
behind" not haveonoti) h money to
expenses" and h a ve something lot
will not employ him the next year
eonserpieneo In his ease in le ha.
of contented obedient Willing ivor
I doni believe the Linn Law ' tin <
of di our distress, I could monti in r
?nd I helli ve I will mention a fr
the ninny inourTownshlp who ire
lug money bv practicing nnorgy
economy on the Fenn vis M. M.'PI
W, V Turnor, OoorgO Manna,
.la-k Mei p.wan. I could' mention :i
rle (li. ergo H. used to say, SOV< ral
. .rs* ? Wa ne d a Petter orgatii/.ed
svs(n>n, a bolter law In regard t<
lreeta. I ?euri you a copy of the
dui ni by noticing which you will
covert i.t ri.i years ago, tl ls tros
tbs rost?)? badly organised fr?*e l
j I SOnd von also I WO other oil P
from whi di you m iv pr to ihl r g
something worth reprinting)
Our ros 1er . shim' I md verlook I
f ertlsement nf Mrs. Frank Leslies
appears III this paper. The prop
of this well-known and ontorp
piiplishlm: iiouse offers a splendid
nettoof Hart holli's 'M.ib.rtv," fi
oharge, in ev.irv sutrserl!>er to th
n " * ipi ?. or i lie f
\ftmtfff, or for Ivo KUhsrJripMoOS '
SutX'fti}/ \fa(f'iine, Ra?h of theso
lloatlons have hosts nf old ?. ?ad r?
friends In all par ta of the country
rio lint need lo be told thal th'?
iimons the very bea! i*>.n d. Th
nette ls Ali o it ant fao-sl mlle of the
sa! Uguie In Now York Dai' >r.
s on.i material, and is nu "vive
pretty ami ? flfoetfvo path f or mani
usinent --"not for a ?lay, but fi
time," Mfa* leslie, with her asm
torpriuo, has secured absoluto <
for premiuoi purposes ot the stat
mei lt will be ofiered by n > other
llsheder. The Cr mk Le-1 lo Put.lie
ui# id! of a high order of ct.o Hem
??(*? n?lb?io*fY#d pdrniisriry'.
ORDINANCE.
TO PROVIDE FOR AN ELEC
TION.
tJR IT OHDAINKD, by the Inten
dant und Wardens of tim Town of
Laurens in Council assembled:
That on tho Uni, TUESDA.Y, tho
lHth, day or JAN l' A RY next, there
shall be held an Flection for un
Intendant und four Wardens to
serve, us provided for, by the Now
('barter.
Rolls opon at ts a. m. and closo
at ? p. m.
Managers-L, s. Fuller, Goo. S.
MeCrnry, \V. J. IJuuter,
Registration required and books
will be opened on Thursday before
ni 10 a. m. und close on Monday, 17,
at fi p. m.
H. E. MARTIN,
C. W. TUNK, Intendant,
Clerk pro tem.
All persons holding money de
mand, ugaiiist tho ostate of Col, R.
I\ Todd, deceased, are requested to
presold thom to the undersigned
properly uuthentleatod on or before
the 201 h day of January, 1887, and
all persons Indebted to said estate
are requested to make pay mont ut
once.
W. II. M A RT I N,
Ally, for F.xecut i ix.
M NOTICE?
The [lobular Annual mooting of (hf
Laurean .Kiiilding mid Lo?n Associa
!. ii w'll hi? held in tho Courtllousu, on
Tl ..-CAY. JAN. 4th, 1867. ut 7 o'clock
I'. M.
C. W. TUNK,
Her. . ie1 Treal*.
P A T E N T S,
Caveats, Trade Igarka
and Copyrights
Obtained, :o).( nil husiuosa in tho U. s.,
l'aient Ollleu attended lo ul NIODKH
A'I K PK KS.
dur . nice is opposite the V. S. Putout
OIHee, and weean ohtaiu Patents in less
tim* (han those remote from WASW
I M . TUN'.
Send MODKLor DH A WINO. Woad
visn aa t<> patentahllltv frew of eh urge
...i I wo mik- NO OU?UOK I NI RNS
WK OH 'A I N PA TI ?NT. Wo refer here
leihe po.d ni natur, ornchds ol tho C. s.
I'iit nt miloo. For circiilor? aevise, terms
?un? rotor 'iiees i i not mil OI?OII(H iii your
own st ?li- or * 'oilnly, Write to
''. \. Snow A Co.,
Opposite Patent Ulllee, Wiishintou
I), c.
Foreclosure of
MORTGAGE,
South ('n rod H.i, Laurens County
Hy virtue of authority in us ve t
ed by a certain real estate fnort
gage executed lb us by <'. W. Mar
tin, Agent for Maggie T. Marlin,
wc will ->oll to thc highes! bidder .?!
Laurens c. H., bet ween (he hours
ol ten and two on tho Ith day of
January, 1887. The following de
' >cribod property to wit, all that lot
or parcel of '.and nil unto in ?h..
aforesaid County and State, con
Ialnlng DO i\eres, bounded by lands
of of V. H, Robertson, Joseph ! 'leren
nub J no. -Wharton. Sold lo satisfy
mortga o debt of C. W. Martin,
A i iikfor Muggie T. Marlin.
TERMS,-(h. Purchaser til
pay for pap -rs.
(?RAY A SULLIVAN.
Doe. 20th., 188?.
b?ot?Ge of E?ection
ON
I Railro ci Subscription
I N
TM I : TOWN OF
CLINTON, 3. O.
OFFIPK OF TOWN ? '<M . M . 11.
Old NTON, S. C.
I'? e., IO, issn.
Whorens, a politl?n has been lil fi I
with tho Tow n ( mindi oi'Clinton -iim
od by a majority of tho freo holders of
said town of < linton in accordance willi
tho provisions of an aol of tho douerai
As ? in bl y of South V irollna, entitled an
Aet io incorporare tho ('heater. Oreen
wnod and Abbeville railroad com puny,
nak lug that the ipiostlnn of '.?subscrip
tion1, <>r "nu subscription" ot ibo sum of
Ted thousand dollars io thc capital
?te i. o. mid company, willoh subseilp
lion shall ho mittle in Coupon honda of
laid (own bearing 7 per cuni liitoreal and
payi h|o twenty vents fl om tho dato
thereof ns provided by auld Act bo sub
mitted to tie- ipili i liiA electors of said
I evil.
And f riler thal the mud honda or
(ho money realized from them are to lin
turned over to the unid ital I road Com
ti.\> -..sion a-* ibo Railroad ls graded
. i . i \ i i be town of minion, un (bo
mov? lintel leal route.
And whereas, the said town Council
ii o i-. hy :i resolutions of tholr H ard
?I xiv I 'i.e amount proposed tobe subserl
mil loCordlug lo the roqiiesl ol said po
ll loners at len 'hou>*niid dollars Iii7 per
" .ni Coupon bouda to be made payable
twenty years aftor date an provided by
said act.
lt is hereby ordered Ihat lin file? lion
ho hold for ?aid (trpose on tie ith of
January, IssT, und that the Colls be
opened in Ci i nf un from s o'clock a. m.
te I p. m., al willoh oloetlon all tho qua}
Hied oleetors ol said town shall be cull
tied to Vole. 'I lint t he bidlolM shall has .?
written or print, d iheroon the words
"subscription" or "no subscription."
Tb'" following managers are hereby
appel Uto* ? to coudliel liv election boro
ordered, viz; w c.. Owen*, H./.. Wright,
R ( . bri.:--*
The saul m?nagera win conduct tim
oloetlon and Immediately after oloalnu
of the Colls, will OIIIIVllSS the Vole and
make a w ritten report to tho Intendant
ot-the result of tiie olcotinn.
Dy order of thu Town Connel) of the
(owil of Clinton.
This the 1st, da\ of ll. e. iHHrl.
W. A. SH AN hS,
I?, li. LlTTLM, intendant.
< Hork of i 'onnell.
I beg leave to inform my QUI lo
mers and tho public generally, that
I lui vi- moved my
Barber 3 hop
into the Hendelbl Hotel.
Respect fuly
H, M-?trrno. i
iiL'viv ini itfr^ff*****?*^?'' "",Lr*.?*
?TATK?P SOUTH CAROLINA.
-COUNTY OF LA 0 RENS.-IN
TUE PROBATE <."OUUT.
W111; it K AH, J.K. Parka has applied to
mo for Lottori of Administration on the
Kstutoof Nam v Parks, doeeusod . These
uro tlioroforo ru "'ito and admonish all
nd singular tho kl lid roo and creditors
of Bald deceased to l>e and appenr bet?re
nu?, In tho Court of Prohato, t<> ho boldon
at Laurens Court House, oil tho Ot ll . day
of January l8S7f lo show causo, if any
they eau why said Loiters should not hu
grauted.
All persons Uti Vi Hg cluitUS against said
KstUtO will present tito same on or bofoi'O
that day, or bo forovcr barred.
(liven under MIT hand and '?cul, this
the 21st, day of December, 1880
A. W. BURNSIDE,
.it Probate Judgtj.
mme
CREDITORS.
Thc Stutc of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LAURENS,
COU UT COM XON PLRAS.
Jumos M. Dunoon, Plaintiff, ugninsl
Charles A. Saxon, ns Executor ul*
Nancy Sic wart, ct ul, Defoudouts.
-Relief.
Notice is hereby given Hint a Ref
erence uill bi' held in thc tibovo
stilted CllU.SO on thc 21st day of
January, 1887, t\( thc Muster's Of
tloo ut Laurons 0. IL, s. C.. nuil all
persons having- claims against tho
listtltoof Nancy Steu art, ilocotiscd,
arc untitled that tiny must present
und prove ihetu on that day ut Hu*
Reference, or I hoy will Lc barred
C. h. I) A HKS I) A LE,
Master L. C.
Doc. Ul, I SMt!-5t
State ol South Caldina.
COUNTY o V I.A V 1'. 13 N S.
IN PHOUATK COURT.
Whereas Cl W Shell, C C C P, hus up
pilot?lo motor Lott o rs of Vdininistru
I ion ou the estate ol' Sallie Roil ors, de
ceased
rn i< are therefore to eil?' ami udiuon
lab ali and singular tho kindred 'and
creditors of sal I deccusod, lo he am! ap
pear before nie, lu thu Court ot Probate
lo bo holden al Laurens C ll, ou tho ?!d
day of bocouibor l8S*l,to show cuuse, if
any thev eau, why said Letters should
he grunted
All persons having claims against
s ii I estate will pr,- ont thc same on or
helor thal dav or lu' forever harrell.
(liven under my bund ami seal this
loth day ?d' Xovotuhar, ?8S?
A W ?1UKNH1 DK,
Prohato Jndgc
State u( Siiutb Carolin.
L A U R RN'S CO U NT Y.
IN PROB AT 15 COURT.
Whereas, <? W Sbell, C CC I?, h?? ap
plied to me for Leiter? of \dsnlnislra
Motion lbw Kstato of Polly Powoll, du
censed.
'I lu nie tbereforo to cit* mid HG
moulai) all mid singular H.* kindred
and creditors of said tloeeax??d, to be and
appear hep,rm me ia Court of Probute,
to lie hohlen st Laurens C U, un th? 2*)d
. lay of l)ee, ISf*i, to ?hew euuso if nay
they eau, why ?aid Lotto.** o.rw a?i
hr* mantell
AH persons having claims against
said oslase will present Ibo same au
or liAt'iire t hat dav or iw forever h wi i'd
niven under my lu.nd and seul this,
luth day of November Ks?),
A v/ HI KNSII)R,
Gt Probate-, Jud go
TV Sta! coi South Cardilla, Laurens
County.
A. s. Nichols aa Administra
tor of Harsh Uryson,decooHed.
Plaintiff.
id.
Nancy llrvson, Rllzn A.
Tnoiupsou, vvin. Bryson, Mar
ireri i Kiaki ly, Klissitboth J. .
Pl mi:ig. Martha Sloan, .lohn } *."
T. Klciulng, Sallie J .1 act.'??III, Settle
Lin flauknight, Lon M.Cham
bhilli, Kll7.il Gibson, h. C. Klem
Ing, h. l. Klein lng, B, .1. Har
tington, Corrie .lour?., J. o.e.
Plomiug.
Defendant*. I
Whereas it nppaars to my satlsfaotlon
that John T. Plemlng, Sallie .1. Jackson,
Ida lliiuknight, Rlbtn Gibson, H. I*'.
Plemiug, reside without und beyond
thc linn! of thia State, and thal tili
said [turtles arc distributees of Sarah
llryson, d' ceased.
S'ow u is or I? red, that th?? said parties,
lum residents nf this State, Ur? and arp
hereby summoned and reoulred to he
ao l appear at a Court of Probate t<> ho
hidden nt Laurens C. If.,in and for said
('.tmiy and Stat?, un th.- 31 st dav of
January, 18X7, loahowcatiHO, if any they
cnn, why a ti nal settlement of the estate
of Sarah bryson, til.llSOd, not he had
ami a deerco thereon ?i ven. or t huir con
sent, on falling to answer will be < ntared
of record.
( '?ven under HIV In.nd sud seal of ofT.OO
the 'JWth dav of November, A. h. ISMO.
A, W, IUI K NS I OK,
docllfl Jud.;? of Probat?.
Pi
tio
munt
Master's' Sales.
STATIC SOUTH < AKOI.IXA
COUNTY OF LA ( ' It /'NS,
COURT op COMMON PICEAS.
Pursuant lO.illdglhoiU for sale in tim fol
low lng st a ted casi's, I u ill sell at Lam 'ons
i'. H.. at publie o itory, op Salosday in
January noxt, ?'Clog Monday tho 3rd
day of the month, tim property das
( rihed in oaoll ease, upon the tor HIM apo
cilied, io wit:
In |hn " i <0 of John P. Stewart
vs. JmnoosM. Donnon, o( al.
Tho following described proper
ty shunted n thc County and.Stnto
a forOHtlld :
PUAIT No. r2-Containing Ono
lltindrcd mid Ninety und ono*h if
acres, mid h iiindOd ny lands of Dr.
John I*'. Oorroh, Jumos M. Donnon,
Hilliard Hill, Dr. C. A. Saxon, und
tract No. I
i Mut moy .>'. noon nt myoffleo.
Terms-One-half ol' thc ptlfohnso
money td Lc paid cash, nnd tho bul?
?ince on a credit of twelve month
with intered from tho (lay ot' ni
?.(.cured Ly thc bond of tho pureba
--cr und ii mortgage of the premises,
but with leave to thc purchRSOr to
pity cul ire bul In Wish. Pureba-er
to pay for pupct -t.
Ill the CUM- (if TollVOT Robert ?>i.
Ht surviving executer, etc., vs Kd
win I'. Simpson, ;is trustee, und in
his own rigid, et ul.
The following described properly
sittinte in tlc County ?nd Stab?
aforesaid :
Lror No 4, lying wllhln thho incor
- - -.--J--? i? .* .*.
poroto ?lmlis of the towu of Latir
ons fronting on Molli ?Slreot, boun
ded by Main Street, lands of Mru.
Junie O. Todd and ot No :J, and
containing one and one-fourth aeren
Tit ACT No 1, near the Incorporate
limits of the town of Laurette,
hounded by louds of A. &. Taylor,
ilee'd, und N, Day, dee'd, nod oth
ers nnd Tract No 'J, and the malu
rond from Milton to Laurens 0. Hy
and containing Fifty-four acres.
TRACT No 2, near tho incorp?ralo
lunts '>f the town of Laurena
OUUded by Sullivan and Irby,
lands, Tracts ?Vos. I mid 'J and the
mail) road from .Milton tu Laurens
C. H., and containing Fifty-eight
acres.
Tit ACT No. 8, near tho Incorpo
rate limits of thc town of Laurens
bounded by Sullivan lands and
Trut'ts Nus. 2 and 1 nml the malu
r?.ad from Milton to Laurens G. H.,
und containing Fifty-three acres.
TllACT no. 4, near tho Incorporate
limits of fin1 town of Laurens, houn
ded by hinds of Miss T. Irby, Tracts
no. 3, and 5, and tho Main Hoad
from Milton to Laurens C. H. und
containing Seventy acres.
TRACT no. .*>, nonr tho Incorpo
ro to limits of the town of Laurens,
bounded by hinds of Miss T. Irby,
Mrs. S. W. Simpson, S. K. Taylor,
Tract no. Land tho main road from
Mitton to Laurens C. IL contain
ing Fifty tour acres.
Tints may bo soon ut uiy office.
THUMS.-One-third of the pur
chase money to lie paid cash and
the balance on a credit of one and
two years in equal anuuaMinstul
ments, with Interest on each instal
ments from the day of sale, secured
by bonds of purchaser or purchas
ers, and mortgages of tho property,
hut with leave to any purchosef to
pay his or her entire bid in cash.
Purchaser to yay for papers.
In tho case of C. i>. Markdale us
Master vs T. R. L. Wood
All Unit tract of land lying being
ami situate in the County ami State,
aforesaid, OU Walnut Creek, con
taining Til ree hundred mid live
acres more or loss, and bounded by
binds of W. L. Wood, J. H. Davis
W.<\ Dateutitic and o tho rs, as ap
pears by a plat made by Paul B.
Ky/; r, :J Ith march ls*. I.
Terms-Cusb-Tho purchaser to
pay for papers.
[n the ease of John P. Ifuuteret
al vs- Toi i vor Robertson as surviv
ing executor etc.
The following described property
shunted, lying und being In the?
County and Stute aforesaid;
TRACT NO. I, Known ns the? Cheek
pine?' containing one hundred and
twenty acre J, more or less, bounded
hy binds of IO. J. Burnside, Murtin
Hiddle, Allen Mar in,and others.
TERMS-One third of tho purch
ase money to ho paid cash, and the
balan?a on a credit of one and two
year.-, with interest from day of
sale, secured by bonds of th?
purchaser and mortgages of the
prop.etty.
Purelia er to pay for papers.
In the ouse of 0. M. Mnttison vs.
Joel Ellison a-i adtn'r, Ac., Sarah
I Monroe ot al.
I All that tract of lund lying, being
ami situated in tho County and
State aforesaid, ami numbered a In
: a recent survey in this cuse,-Jcon
taining Ninety-two acres, 'and
i bounded by South bank of K?'edy
Uiver and lands of Sallie P. Pool,
T. I-. Pool and others, and adjoin*
lng Tract No. 1.
VI.H.MS-One-half of tho purch
ase toolo y to hr paid cash and the
h?lame on a credit of twelve
months wijh interest from tho day
of sale secured by tho bond of the
purehnser and a mortgage of the
premises, hut wtth leave to pu reit
User to pay his entire hid in cash.
The ; urchnser to pay for pupers.
In the case of Mary \V. Curter
vs. Thomas 11. Carter.
All that tract of or parcel of lund
situated, lying and being in th?
County and state aforesaid on tho
waters of th.- Saluda Hi vcr and
hounded hyland, of A. J.Monroe,
C. H. (lambrell, Benjamin F.
Arnold. Mrs. Eleanor Curler, and
Mis. Mary W. Curter and con?
taillig om? hundred acres,
. more or less.
TK.UMS-Case. The purchuser to
pay tor papers.
n tin- case of Hewlett SulMvnn
vs. Mary O. Scott lu her own right
sud as Executrix of Harrison
Scott deceased, el al. Tho proper
ty describi d us fellows in tho de
cree.
All (hat piece, parcel, or tract of
land situate und lying in Laurens
County, s. c., on tho Augusta rond
und waters of Walnut Creek, being
the pince I now reside upon and
con tai ning Eicht hundred acres
inore or less, boundod hy lands of
B. L. Henderson, Mrs, ('lardy Ho
ling and others.
THUMS-Cas!:, iii*? purchaser to
to pay for papers.
C. I), BARKSDALE,
Muster, I?. C.
Doe s OJ 188?. 4t
Probate Judge's
Sale.
W. \\ . Kennrely as j
ndm'r of ?, Si. Hon- ' Complaint Ut
nody do o'd., I noll realty in aid
VA. : of personalty.
Thon. A. Kennedy, j
Pill i unlit to SO ordOf in tho ahnve ?ta
ted ease. I will sell at publie outcry at
Laurens 0? IL, S. <'.,<m Sahmlny In Jan
n.uv next, tho fellowing Heal estate
situated in tho County and stat?? afore
.aid within a few hundred yardi* of tho
corporate Hntils Of the town of Laurena:
Tract No 1 or h onesto , houndod by
Iraet No 2. lands of W. L lloyd, J. 0.
Hill mid old Greenville road and eon-,
tattling Lot ty iii-res moro or lro>a. Flat?
to he seen In Probate Of?leo.
TLHM.S': One half CHU'J, balanee on a
.Iltoftwolvo n). mils, with internat
from tho day of salo, tho crodlt portion
to he m cured hy tho hood of tho pnrr-h
uaer, and a mortgage of tho pro ra I aa*
K'dd.
Tba pun baser to pay for papers.
A. W. Bl'IlNM OK,
l u Rt?F'0. Judgeof Prolate