The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 05, 1887, Image 4
Don't mis
mors prices, so we have <1<
?kl o? i? a fow weeks. UJ
wuut honoa gooda nt pricea
Good, 9-4 and 10 Shetlng 17^ etsi
.Md upwards.
Bleached or bro wu White Coun
terpane* Marvellous *alu*? at 76
fcl.t? $1.25 a?.d every grade you eau
thia*, ot
Whit? Blankets, a Manufact
ura* line slightly soiled bought at
i? eta on the dollar Wonderful
bargains ia thia lot.
A big Stuck of Casslixiera Jeunes
Cou.ur flannels, White flannels,
Hod flannels, Twill fl au u el fl, Piala
d>bu*??-, et otistomers own pricea.
; >.?>?vt buy Flannels or anything iii
A XT Q_XT i
[CoKci.UDRn i no M FIRST PAOI?.]
and other electrical disturbances
<Uirin?: thc entire Rummer, with a
very prolonged drought, which still
comies. 2. A peculiar appear
ance of tho sky and the atmosphere
on the evening of August 31, ob
served and commented on by pey
era! perron-'. Very bright orange
sunset ?till prevail (Nov. i8). 8.
Very oppressive heat and sultri
ness experienced by every oue just
before ten o, dock P. M.,August 81.
The aurel! of sulphur and gas was
plainly observed after the convul
sion of nature. This was also no
ticed by those on '?"the incoming
it w!n of the N. N. Railroad, uud was
probably caused by tin? emanations
from tuoexteualve marshes of this
region. With tho exception of a
little sulphur lu the "green sand,"
that substance does not exist in the
geological formation) one hundred
to ?wie thousand feet of marl under
lie the superficial strata. Notwith
standing, a strong smell of sulphur
Is repeatedly observed before and
ai'ter etch imock by many residents
of the coast near Georgetown, as
X ain credibly informell.
One lady of very delicate nostril
-' 'fe m I nur mun c ta e nu ri*} '-whom
I attend in Summerville, where the
premonitory rumbling aud terra
queous . disturbances are more
marked experiences a sensation of
the smell of "eulphua and rhubarb"
before each shock.
Dr. A. v. Moore Camden, 8. C.,
In his report to the state Board of
Health, September 23d, speaking of
the effects of the eartlibuake shocks,
<>uys: "'l'hey at ?rsl naturally crea
ted much consternation among our
population, ami dav" undoubtedly
hail a very deleterious effect upon
nick and feeble persons, being fol
lowed by much nervous prostration
and other un pleasent symtoms.
Even upon well and robu d people
their effects have been striking In
some Instances. Rome have des
cribed their sensations RS being
rilmilar to those, experienced after
a shock from an electric battery.
Others have cxperincod a very
marked feeling of debility in their
lower extremities: others have hail
vertigo, nausea, etc. Some, again,
Who were not affected by those- un
pleasant wy m toms In the begining,
are now troubled by them."
Dr. H. M. stuart, Beauford, also
reports that "It was a curious fact
to noto the number of persons, both
male and female, particularly fe
males, who were nauseated by tho
shock of tlie earthquake. This I
uunposo, is attributable to fear, but
th?sopersons, al thought acknowl
edging themseU'?' : frightened ut
first disclaimed any feu* during
tho subsequent shocks, and con
ti au red to su ?for from nausea. In
a few other cases tho effect of tho
nervoui te from the above cause
was of a .a more serious nature.
In one 0;. i -that of a young lady
it caused hysterical conclousions."
lt ls several years since J read
tho iCoxmos, but, if I remember
rightly, Humboldt rom arks therein
:.. 'he "headache" and other mor
osatlons which were oxperl
d during tho prevalence of
? ithquakos.
Domestic animals seemed to bo
exceedingly sensitive. Dogs howl
ed, poultry were unusually noisy,
aud horses greatly alarmed. I give
one Instance which occurred to
day (December 2d). A very Intel
igent dog belonging to Mr. W.,
Walked Into the breakfast room
about 3 v. M. , got up from the flro
placo, boforo which ho had stretch
ed himself, went Into a corner of
tho room und remained thoro trem
bling and sbivorlng. His master
remarking that tho animals was
mad, his little sou, who had a sim
ilar experience previously replied,
No; it hi an earthquake." Thc
truo explanation was lu a few mo
moots '0 disced in a well- developed
trout bI lng.
The ?tumo dog to awakening ids
master, who was asloop in a ham
mock during tho dist urbanco of Au
gust 81 d. nearly toro off h is clothes,
so great was his excitement.
A gentleman on a visit to Colum
bi ; awakening from a dream 0X
perienood such sensations as to in
quire w hether a shock had not just
<>t lured; his daughter repllod affir
matively, and "that every thing
w , i elect rifled 1" In another lndi
IdUi I (Dr. P. Informs me) the vib
rations Affected Ids dreams, and up
on awakening he would announce
u/htt? h id occured. I rj n recent at
? inda?ce upon Mrs. D., she stated
that on Ihroo occasions before a
shock occurred, me became dizzy
ck, and grasped aposfcor oth
wenlent object Jut'.?support
Owing to foe rhoil crops
is t?xe Greeta
wo crnnotduip ie4ot our luauu
denuiud toeuttkeiii down so tl
Kiisi Como First Served*4 is our
to suit youi'Bolvea cull early for bi
?.('GM)yard? Calico 8 4 eta
Mils linc until you havo neon this
at ck.
BLACK, O O ODS.
Wo defy any house in Laurens
to show boiler ralueu than wo aro
ottering lu thlj Department.
Our.Black CawhJ ..ors from S?
to 44 Inch wide at 25 35 40 60 65
and 75ctu a yards hus never been
equaled.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
1.000 yards Cable Twills and Bro
caded ai Gi; sold elsewhere at io and
124 eta
i UU0J? Canhmors all tho newest
shinies 15 cents.
15.00 yurdsCashmers SC to 44 inch
Wd0 nt 25 85 40 and 50 cts.
3_rr_.A._o
With regard to my own exp?ri
ence: Whilst seated In thc Nv; E.
R. H. depot, awaiting the arrival
of friends, the great earthquake
disturbance occurred, when the
foundations of the earth were felt
to move and surge under our feet.
Tins drove us ;,ut of the room and
across the open street. I ?ought tho
protection aud support of a tele
graph pole on the opposite pave
ment Ul order to avoid the flying
horses ami vehicles, which could
scaroly bo seen through tho sudden
darkness-not windy caused, I
think, by tho dust, which latter
attracted tho attention of every
one. In this poHltlon I WUH not
cousclous of tin' second shock ex
cept that 1 experloucod suddenly
great ncr con* exhaustion about the
brick and loins, and a sensation al
most of pain. 1 am oouvlnced upou
reflectiou, that it was wholly elec
trical and similar to that experienc
ed by others. I was not nervous,
or particulaly sensitive to the dAn
ger, as 1 wrote ietter.s, and slept the
remainder of the night, In e four
story brick dw elling which hud lost
every chimney, aud was otherwise
rent anti injured. On another occa
sion, whilsCengagod lu adjusting a
bandage for u fracturen clavicle in
a girl, aged thirteen, a pretty se
vere vibration occured ; I remained
(fUmdav idum fer it nt ruinai"), but
he patient fled!
Tho following appeared in the
JVcics and Courier of u recent date:
"The concurrent testimony of the
most trustworthy experiences in
dicates that ?boro is an electrical
accompaniment to the earthquake,
whet har as cause or effect. A lady
while she was'in the market, felt
i be samo tingling Jjnervoua sensa
tion which she experienced during
the disturbance on the night of Aug.
:>lst; she was again seized with the
name sensation,butin a more pro
nounced degree. The electricity
appearod to permeate her whole
body, which was affected Jual as it
would have been by the continuous
discharge through her system of
the fluid from'a galvanic ,'battery.
1 have sce?'ln my owujpractlee
two cases of miscarriage and ono
of premature birth, andjhave heard
Of several Othorv, eonsecjuent Upou
the earthquake-though no special
inquiries have been made.
Several cases of mental distur
bance, owing to anxiety and pro
longed loss of rest, some of them
peasistont, have occurred in my own
experience. One of these has not
yet recovered her sanity. Exposure
in tenis and to the weathor has been
productive of much general ill con
sequences as was nntual,-namely:
Cararrbal fevers, bronchitics, and
au aggravation of lung diseases gen
erally, and ol those dependent on
derangements of the nervous and
uterino systems. Several persons
have by roason of the successive
shocks, boen reduced to a highly
nervous condition, whore their emo
tion cou bl not be repressed. Hr. F.,
of Ooorgetown County, reports
two such persons who will require
to bo sent to a more quiet abode.
Ono of these occurred in an active
strong, hardworking man, who
was not un nerved hythe first com
motion, but who had finally to suc
cumb, with his nerves completely
shattered. Do confessed with pain
and mortification tho deplorable
state to Which ho bad been reduced.
Hysterical attacks have also boen
developed in tims? previously well?
Land for Sale!
20 Acres of val nublo 4and for sale
Suitable for Hu ?lt ling purpose 1, also
for cultivation, eligibly situated In
Jersey City
For further information apply at
the Story of
A. P. SULLIVAN.
LAURENS COUNTY
Real Estate
AGENCY.
For Rent-A neat cottage In ''Jer
sey"-will bocomploted by 1st Feb.
Contains four rooms.-A snug little
house for a small sum.-Seo the
Manager of LC R A at once.
Eor Romt-A vory desloado dwpl
llngln Brooklyn with all nccesary
outbuildings-A good garden,orch
ard and four acres good land-Abm
privilege of fine paat- re on tho
River bottoms.-Terms vory' mod
erate, apply at once.
cid lE^oiroeca
STA ? GA?
uoth stock of Dry Good? at for
i ut the eu tiro lot will bo dLiapoa
motto and we say to all if you
ugains. Wo are deteiuiiiiod to
6.000 yardsbeet. Calico 6 otu
1.0 )0 yards French Tricots avud
Flannels 1} yard? wide ot ho r bougea
brag ou tbowe terrible at $1.25 our
price $1.00.
CLOAKS CLOAKS.
Lovers of bliih art would go wild
over our ?tock of these choice anal
elegant foods. Mew Marketa from
$0.00 to $16.00.
Jackets and Short Wrap* from
$8.00 to $12.00 iu all th? newest
designa etc
Jersey Bouelo and Aatrakeu
Jackets-au entire car load
12.00 yards Princes Barged 3G inch
wide at 40 eta.
JL & .H C
I beg leave to Inform my cunto
merti aud the public generally, tliat
I I have moved my
Barber Shop
j into the Beadell? Hotel.
Respectful)*
I H. M-Stoue.
THE
AUGUSTA
AK?
GLOBE
fl 0 T ELS.
(UNJiKIt ONS MAXACiEMrW.)
jVCr JLx E3 Dool ittle
Proprietor.
These Hotels aro centrally lop?
ted on Broad Street, tho principa
business thoroughfare of Auguata
and are first class in all respects.
Uso Electric and O ass lighta; elec
tric bell in all rooms; Mtreet cars
pass tbs door every liv? minutes
for all parts of the city. The AU
GUSTA and O LO BK otel portera
meet passengers a*, tb depots with
flue carriages, hua and baggage
wagon. Travelers aro requeued
not to give up checks ou train.
Mr. Doolittle was formerly OOH
nected with Hie Tontine nouas,
New naven and Wes?. Lad Hotel,
N. J.
Unfailing Sp?cifie for Liver DIsearo.
%?! liTir I Um? I mouth; tongue ?viat?d
Yrblto or covnrod with a brown fur ; pulu lu
tho back, aldo?, or joint*--often rnW-.o:i
for Khoumatltm : tour itomMh; lost of
rvppatlto) somali mc? nan noa und wiiUr
bruah, or indigestion; flatulency ana eeld
.racUdlom; nov?la alternately ?oatt va
nud lax : h^'triacua | los? of memory, willi
a painful ti tillation of having fltlUd to do
something which ought to ha vu bren ?tor.? ;
??bll'.ty; low ?pirita: a thlok, y?llow
poAi-anco of tho akin und ?yea; a dr/
.ouch; fever; r?it launel?: th? urine Ut
soanty ana h lib.colored, and, If ?.ll.med le I
bland, UcpoKiU a sediment. ?
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
(PURELY VCOKTABLK)
Ia generally nuad ia the ftouth VJ arouse
?he Torpid I.Ivor to a boulthy eollou.
ld ??to with ext/aordloary eft]?joy oe lio
AND BOWELS.
?s tmoTuu. ariciao roa
Mittori*. Tlowol Complitlatf,
X>T?|>?P<1M, Wok ll ra UK ok?,
(?mu tlj.l-.tt -ll, IdUiuUKl.ua?,
Kidney AfroeMon a. Ji,nu?!)w?,
Mentad U?prea?ian, CoO*.
SUaarccd by Ute us? of t lllUioue of Beul??, aa
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICIS
for Children, (ur Adulte, aad t J- di? A (ju J.
ONLY ?CNUINR
luvt OW E Stamy la Mil co treal uf \7.?? 5. lr.
J. H. Zeilin A Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
Bau wao**(aToB?. fri*?, Sl.OO.
Jt^VE??
T HE NEW
BARBER SHOP.
I bou* to Infi rm th? puhllo that I am
prepared to nerve thom as Touaoulal Ar
tist In my now quarters, under the Koto
ert son 11 ot r I.
?. H. CAalTHT.
? Undertaker's .
NOTICE.
A large and varied assoitment
COFMS AND UNDERTAKES GOODS
-Can alwysa bo'feand
at my stand, over .
MARTIN at FULLER'S ?TORI!
T.AURKH8, S 0
tpLW"ltf??rm>> sent wUon desired.
G. W. CORSET
As A?*nt
-yat to tr
eg
tu
10 Baloy chark, 0$ eta Fruit
JaTaaafaeturaii Hu?.
Ladle? aud }*>us Uudervorita a
big Stock erar/ Conceivable equal
ity aod price.
A full lim? of Corsets all thelead
iagiaake aad at lower price? than
you cai. tad elsewhere.
lill IO Efci, alli Ok.*, UH OES.
Tia* UrgAnt ?nd |a?at ?tock ?vcr
?ibuwa by any ttxir hoaxe In thia sec
tion of South Carolina. Time and
apace will not allow ?* to enume
rate the numerous advantage* wr?
aro offering.
3 OL xe T>_A, :
Our stock is n
With everything usually l'auad
although we u,<?? bvt fcw wimple w<
wa areA o ff ?ria g great bargain* lo
per Btreot. You ?-un K?T . ;..uucy
?tay- Wo ure in om ownhuild: nu have
i,uon ly, cur euatotnei . k? t tho beutrilt
Keinember Wi> pay the kighaat prie
HEADQUA IiTEKS
IE?,s- cS&r ?A?
LAUBE
a?*
(Wllljnot tx* at Laurene, but tin
that?R-jfiv run e^nd c
I^ruLitB, Confeotic
and everything that i* u^J^i ii
in ?Firnt Cia** Store, which wi
for CASH.
Libral prices pn?djfor ??idefl
Look for the Mgn of thc? Big i
J. SI. O'
IT??'?'1-'
Tho Innuendo Mock ofdrv gooda Notion
diapoaod of In ? rory ?hurt tiiue. Coma t
to v??II nud ihr afr.'? ito nate word? we w ill
bole in your pockotH, thereby train acooaa
caa
WE ARE*DM
?n and, after tMs
25 Cloaks at 70 cbs worth $1.2G
22 u 1 26 " $2 25 .'
j 7 u ,( $6.oo U $:>M\
17 New Marketa af $3.70 wort li \
?55.50 I
IH New Market a ut $6.60 worth c
17 .75 ia
ll Circulars nt $7.00 und 110.00
(VOrth $10.50 and $?<\<?<> jj
73 .Short wrap-. $5,00 mid $.).<n>!
vortb $18.00 and ?.?>-?. |?j
20 Walking Jackota at $3.co and;
16.26. I,
9 Walking Jaekots, $2.26 and $3.76
30 Jorsoy " $1.05 " $1.20
21 " M $1.26 ? lii.f.o1
Dread Gooda at 4 eta worth cj ct ?j*
? ?. " \2\ ctn worth 22?} ?
ctn du nt 7 ct? worth 10 ctn :
At Thf Ernp
W. H.
Lauren
J. M. R0 B
TJ y DEB
North flTde of TMihl i7{Hquaref
Keep constantly on hanc
C0FFZXT and
Also Oof?n hundios, Screws, Tacl
doderato Pracon. Furniuaod at any hon
loalrad. J? M. "OH
ginning to
ANY'S SI
ot tho entire lot ?lido, regardLcm
OBipetltur*, weinup hav?' ?? ?wv ..ti
ering towns Ttl?
Ima already astonished tn? Natlvi
au the lowest. To show yo? that ir<
ef the loom. Bleaching CJ ct? W
In thia lino of goods aperitive
Shaving of from 25 ctsto |1.U0 a
pair guarauteed on ?very pair of
shotsbought of ?s Zelgler Hand
Made tL*die?. Dutton Boot?In Kbl
are goat Plainland Crimp toe at
$2.00.
Our solid line'of Ladles Laced
(Shoes at 75 $1.00 $1.26 $1.50 to $2.60
tiie best values tiver placed before
the people.
.too pair Ladles Kid Polkas ut
ftU rt .s.
200 pair Ladles Bollon Boots
1ST_Y . ._;_;_?_
[OW Complete !
In a first-class Orocery Moreland
ards, lt is 'nevertheless true that
cash?buyers, at* our store on uar
by giving ua a trial.
no rent to tax na foi r oftts,^couts
of thia advantage.
. for country produi ?>iul our plac* 1?
FOE GROCERIES.
Koppel
NS S.O.
7s 'am o w
j next biggest tiling will be
"p io"to line of
noy G-rooeries,
Dns, "Vensotaba
i the-Kitchen and usually kept
ll be sold at a very KUI all Sprout
sr.d country produce,
?aglo.
..-J-" lt,l TH
?TIONII
.8, Millinery, Flonta un i Shooft, nm ?
* aoo UM whuu in lOWU. Wo TV i 11 fr t
breathe hilo your <'*r, will m ?
to y? ur naauce. No Uuoivatlou lu ^ri
osED TO SELL
date tho following';1
Shoes at 40 ctsand 7? els do (?5
its and $1.55
Trunks at 40, ?in,'.and $1.00 $2.0<?
vorth ?0, $1.25 $3.60 and
Ladies und Misses Boso 5 els 10
tn 20 ctrf 50 els worth 10 cts 2<> Cts
? cts und Sf? ct*
Childrens Jackets and Eloods ut
!5 to LG cts
Zephyr Shawls WOl'th $|.00 for
0 Cts
Mens Hate af 70 ct* $U">0 $1,60
vorth ?1.25 f2.23 and 3.00
Ladles Vi ats al 25 els 75 els ff 1.50
f2.25 worth 50 els f 1.00. ?2.00 .ami
W.Q0
This in a genuine bargain at tho
aiipoi lum.
i
m i um
ZEB, ? ON.
s. ? o
E R T S 0 N
Lauren? S. 0
1 a large assortment of
CASKETS,
?sand other trimming for sal?at
r, .lay or night. ; If?aiao sent wk??
KUTHON, Succomor to H. H. J (note*
I???M? ??.??.Aw .?
i of former prioen, ooat of good? i
d w1U give ?JJ sr j good? to get lt than
A\ig\xst? Oetsln
i?, but we have during the past weel
s ar? In earnest, we? gire tome of oar
arasatte 4-4 Bleaching 8$ eta
Glove Kid Merroco: tip at $1.70
worth $2.00.
Mea Shoos, Dieu of uouud tooee
and practical Idea?) why pay high
pri?es for Koota and Shoos while
we are fighting single and alone
the groat battle of reform and low
pri?e*. solely aud entirely lu your
behali. Have you examined our
Solid linea of U?OB shoe!? I? Button
Congres* and Bals lu every know I
styles, and make on every pair ol
which wo can aave your raouey
L A XT R JG
?A ou?tomer'dott'tj wiult I
good? lie wa ut?, ul your pru
give ?at iafactiou." Well, whe.
gain, ho', will cull again, und 1
Igoods at"as low prices as they
CHOICE FAMII
-AM
PLANTATION 8UP1J
GEO. B. AIS
LAUREN!
I beg ava to inform my friends
hand a full Una of GROCERIES, wi
Rock* Bolto
My goods ha vu buen bought cit'
We profits. All e;iib purchasers w
before buying elsewhere.
13 pounds lVst UrauulatoU Su<?
15 pounds 8'arch for.
38 bara of Soap for.
20 plug? of Tobacco for.
50 pounds of Flour for.
125 boxes of Matches
AT OS-IEO. 33. A3
^MINTER &
Tn 3 JVL'? g lit, y c
THE! IREO^ILiED'JE
t^j5-AK
Hailed with Unbounded Bul huslai
mares as tho
Great and 0ri{
?-OF LOW
The Mighty Rush of the people I
.Tells tbe Talc of onr m
Thousand of people buvr exaiulu
HIGH, ?ARE i
EvOryUstuglu Die Hue of Dry Oo<
Clulblug ?fcc hus been marked lo mee
money.
We are tim Largest Wholesale am.
aud belive lu doing' u lurge
C?cLSll- Jcz5a
Ou a Small 1
We request spoolal attention to ou
ting shoes only $2.60, Che James M
Shoe and Minter and Jamieson'* $'?.1
CLOTHING !
Wa bave H Full line aud Will Sell *
FURNITURE, !
tinier A Jamieson'" Furniture Palae
he bent Furniture OJtJSAPJUST.
ust think of it: All Walnut Huit, lo
nly $2V.&0; worth In murk et IM.OO.
Neat aot Furniture 10 pieces for o
Very Handsome Walnut Marble to
Mohair Plush Parlor Suit, Walnut
Rockers, with Carpet ?eat and back
Neut set Chairs for only $2.7r>
Ve dellvei good on G L ?V H and Gi
Polite attention given to all. Couve
our Stock,
?esrs. D. A.Davis, T. IL Nelson, L. J
Vllkos aro with us and will be pl
ustouiers.
MINTER & J
Leaders of Lo
Lift a n err*-,, f
?
or tl)? long fttOftS of our
i aay fcoaae la tal? or lae *eigl>
OompanY
t dropped ten JUT ceut low?!
.tarrllug figures.
and guarantee the wear at f
$l.ftU $2.U? $2.&0 $8.?? $4.09 ead
0 tl H $2.60 YJLIJLOW TOP i*OCXI?
IS A BKA UT Y.
Before the onward uaarea af om
pri?es Competition la the larfogg
ellie? In thc South Staadt) uiyetlfbftfl
and ?mated and have long ulnae
awurded us thc pennant of low pri
ce* straight foward aad aoswp?6
methods.
With prices lowest than tb?
lo rest has been the 1er?* ef<#w
-..ccess.
1 1ST S. SQ
F IS IT
4 SH AP?
ml little uiuiaey to buy all th
.es. A?d your gooda alway?
a 1 ?ell a customer a pood ba
am determined to offer all m
cfo be u ougbjl thia aide of N. Y
rf . H, GARROT
1 L.'i- jjjL_u_nat'u. JLiCiai-waaxrsw
VOTERS F^OR
,Y GROCERIES
LIES GENERALLY,
?DERS0N,
S, 3. 6?
i and v?iU>??: J that X kaia Ci
kick I will ?ell at
rn? Prices.
no, will ?ell ou the ckortact y tm?>>
Vd do well to oall far* my ?ri caa
ur for.$1.00
.$1.0?
.$1.0?
.- . $1.0?
.$1.0?
for OWE Dollar.
JAMIESON
iJiampioiiB Ot
E-^.9
TX ulong thc Line of their vtotcr?*|$?
final Leaders
PRICKS_9
to our Maiuot'J ' stabllahmettt
cessful Cask Bielas. *
od our rt toe k aud prctoaacelt
?NO CHEAP.
xis Notions Boote kieoes,'
it tito bhort crop aad fccaxclty 4tf
i ite))tU dealer? itt tho ap *eaa*u ?
usin?es
'rofit Bael?.
r Ladlee Hand Made (Baves Kflfc
cans ?8.00 thoo, M A JTacar? $2.9*
.0 rthuer-F.vvry pair Warranted
CLOTHING if
?beeper thau tho Ckeapeat.
FURNITURE 1
e ls tho place wnere yo? caa mjm
?Ieee?, oae-fourth Marble, tm
ul/ $11 ?0.
p suit, tea piero*, for eal/ $4S.6t
frame, for only ti.40.
i, for only $1.7*.
cen ville Railroad free of rhatg?
nient Stall? la roar ef Stare fe?
t .McCord, J. H. O'Dell aaa! H. H
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