The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 12, 1887, Image 3
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Wje Myertiser
J. C. OAKLINGTON EDITOR,
LAURENS January J2th, J887.W
B'.ibscrlptiou PJ loo- -IC Months, $1.00
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Ra'i'sf" Advertising.-Ordlnurv Ad
vertisements, por squuro, ?nolnsor
tlon, ?1.00; oucli Bub3< quem Insor
tion, 50 ' ''nts.
bthortil roduetioii nude foi- largo Ad
vertisements.
J. O. GAltLINOTON iV co.,
Proorlolors.
TO KD U CATI: OIUMINAXJS,
.Some States have decided to es
tablish schools in prisons and peni
tentiaries, in which to I mt mci pri
sons convicted of crime. Il is woll
probably, for thoso Staten that havo
reformatory Institutions for Juvenal
offenders, such ns our constitution
contemplates to instruct sue!; offen
ders 'ns aro pin cod lhere for correc
tion, but tho scheino to convert
penitentiaries into school-houses,
is absolutely wrong. Asiate pris
on is a place of punishment, and
we have no spmpathy with that
class of philanthropists who insist
that criminal- should enjoy royal
ease and comfort. Criminals
should bo made to work and while
they should ofcourso be treated
humanely, it is wrong to make a
prison a desirable place. Never
place a premium on crime.
But aside from this, education
docs not always promoto morality.
Wo believe in education, thc free
school system ( which* cbuhlj'and I
ought tobe improvod)theStatc uni
versity which we wo ubi rejoice to I
.'.ec tho pow? r of any in tho world,
and us free and open to tho sons of
South Carolina as tho air breathe;
yet, wo do not believe that educa
tion is so powerful in diminishing
crime as to justy a school for con
victs.
indeed il is still an open ques
tion if education lessens crime at
ail.
Illiteracy among whiles persons
In Massachusetts ls ''\ percent and
she has22 criminals to every 10,000
white inhabitants, In South Caroli
na, illiteracy among tho.white is
22?"?per cern and wo have 5A crimi
nals to every 10,000 white inhabi
tants.
We (lo no! believe thai education
increases crime, but we do believe
thai ii will fail i?> docronso it un
less principles ol' morality, truth,
virturo and tcmparanco ure instill
ed along with ii. lt would bo bet
ter U> work on the hearts of crivn
nals,rathor than (behead. ;
THE COMING ELECTION. Q
The management of city affairs,
tho (city government, in'Augusta
has for tho past few weeks excited
comment. Charleston also has crit
icised ber administration, and it
is certain that it* anything goes
wrong, tho publie will have the
particulars ! borough i he burcnux'of
tho ?Vi ws and Courter and Chronicle
g?Tho management of a town, how
ever insignificant, isa'; matter of
the greatest importance. , Indeed
upon, the shoulders of "city farth
ers" rests a greater responsibility
than some seem to think. No town
can prosper who? city taxcs?aro
higher than necessary, and public
money ls expended extravagantly.
No town eau prosper whontho or
dinances are openly and notorious
ly violated day after day. It mat
ters not where tho blame attaches
if a law is violated and the offender
goes "unwhipped "of justice" it is
bettor to repeal the law,
Laurons is now?on tko "eve of an
election for Mayor and Aldermen,
and it bohooves every citizen to
look about him for the right men.
If you have a kindly feeling for
your town, do not allow this mat
ter to ?40 by default. See to it thai
those W?K iill thCSO positions are
sober, honest and upright. See also
that they have capacity. Men who
have not managed their own affairs
properly, soldom maUc tho best
guardians of tho public. Oootl fln
nncips should be elected.'- vVe want
the city funds expended In H man
ner that will bring tho greatest
feed, Bravery and brute courage
?re excellent qualitios, but it .should
bo home in mind that they bolong
more to tho policeman than to Iho
Mayor. What wo need is a council
(".imposed of men with moral cour
Men who have tho sound
j lent and discretion t<> puss
go. I laws and tho moral COUrago
to enforce thom. Lo! uj havo a
council that roprosoutS no class ol
faction, but the Interest o?1 Laurens.
Let them be men who cari und wHl
give equal r;ghtstoall and equal
protection. Let thom'bo mon who
Will reflect honor upon the live
and prosperous city of Laurens.
THEtJIONAli f.l'KVICF.
The flags displayed from AI>VEK
???V?R building, have been the sub
ject of mucli comment? At first,
gerne soomed disposed to look upon
tho matter as of little consequence;
other.! thought it a new idea Which
they,ca?-ed not t;> trust. So far,
WhUe WC have net the ?lttgs togiye
thooxficl Inn gu a {eoftho tejogrums,
the predictions have with oneex
ptlo 1, boen nf rlr i ly verified.
The (Jutted staley. government
hos for years boon engaged in per
fecting this Sorvlco. Hon. Alax
ander M. Stevens took grout inte
rest til tho measure and advocated
it. But tho Iden scorns to havo ta
ken shape ovo? in tho time of Jeff
erson, foi* 111 OHO Of lils pil VU to let
ters lo Mr Volney, we ?ind this peor
lesa .statesman saying:
"I nm sorry you have recovod so
"little information on tho subject of
"our winds. 1 euee had (Indore the
"revolution war) project on tho same
"subject. I meant to have engaged
"some person in every County in
'dbe ...tate* giving to each e. thor
"momotcr, to observed tho winds
"twice :i day, for one year to wit :
"at sun-rise and ai 4P. M,(tllO col
"dest and thc warmest points in
"?!(> twenty-four hours) Mini to
"rep rt Ihoir observations to mo nt
"tho otu! of tho year."
Tills crude Ide? has of course been
improved upon, and to-day wo have
stations throuought tho civilized
world, where observations aro tak
en throotlmesa day and reported.
The condition of t he thermometer
and barometer are reported; tho
wind, giving the speed and direc
tion; tho conditions of tho clouds
and atmosphere generally is tele
graphed to Washington and from
tills th.* departmont can approxi
mate the changes in advance, for
each locality. The predictions are
then telegraphed lo oacb .dathin.
A telcgrum isrectvod ntl)o'clock
A. M. at th:.s ofueo and ns often
through! tho day as changos of im
portance will occur.
For tho convcnlonco of our read
ers, wo publish again Ibo
M BA N i N< . < i ; ' Til v. TI. A (. s,
Which ll will bo well lo preserve.
1 Whito Flag, indicates Fair
Weather.
'J Orango Ping indicates Local
Pains,
:> niuo Flag, ind?calos elenora!
Rains.
I Mack Triangle Flag, refers on
ly to Temperature, ff placed above
any other Hag shews thal il will be
warmer, and when placed below
another it -hows thai mercury will
fail. Whoo tbi Hug ls absent from
the pole, stationary temperature
may ho expected.
SWIiito Flag with black spot in
tho couler, indicates Cold Wave,
and predicts twenty-four hours in
ad va ncc.
BXAMPbKH.
"Cooler, lair weather," display
ling Xo. I with No. 1 below it.
"Genera! rains, higher tempera
ture," display No. il with No. ! above
it.
"Stationary temeraturo and local
rains,'' display Xo. V only.
"Stationary tenipe/nturo und gon
oral !';;ins, followed by cooler clear
weather," display No.il(spuce) and
No. 1 Willi NO, I below it.
Washington i.? i tor.
(From eur Regular Correspondent?
Washington, Dec Ill, ISS6
Tho Congressional hoi;.lay vaca
tion will close next Tuesday und
tho session Will then re-opCU. The
Capitol has been practica Hy desert
ed by Congressmen and \hdlors fer
the pnstweek, bul on Tin rsdny tlio
remains of Senator Li ?gu ll wcro ta
ken thither to Ito instate, and to
day tlio Senate Chandler was tho
scene of bis imposing obsoquh s
Abnos! everybody prominent in
official and social ( irides' here was
prosont, and n long procession of
cit ixe ns, civic and military organi
zations In charge of General Sheri
dan followed Ibo decease?! Senator
to Rind; ( reek cemetery.
For twenty-four hours procoding
ibo funeral the Senator'.- remull?s
reposed on an historie bier in the
rotundo of tho Capitol iv.id th;* pub
lic passed th rough i<> view them.
Tho bier was the same <>n which
rusted tho bodies ut' Presiden! Lin
coin,Chics Justice Chase, Presiden!
Garfield, and Thaddeus Slovens.
There bus bein a great of lalk
among Illinois Congressmen in re
gard to tho political effect of Gor
ernl Logan's death. Said Repre
sentative Townsend, "lt will do
moro to throw tho Slate into tho
control of tlio Democracy limn any
oilier event I Ctltl CO?lCOivO of." The
Into Senator lins been able lo hold
his party together willi moro me
ccas (han ?hy oilier man in Ibo
State, by 'reason of his pop hirlty
among ibo soldier element und with
tho m 118800 of tho people. Now t hat
Ila? Republicans are without a
strong lender in Illinois tho Demo
crats havo an oxoollanl chunco of
carrying tho State ni thoncxi ( lee
lion.* An to tho Senator's successor
In tlio sonnie, tho two most prom
inent aspirants aro Gov. Oglesby
nial nx-Congre?snian Farewell of
Chicago.
It is a singular coincidence Ihni
both of the candidatos for Vico
Presiden! In 1881 ure dead, and
both calididades for President are
at tifia moment suffering from tho
same malady. Strangely onough
too i n the casos of .Messrs liondricks
nnd Logan, thc pall nf mourning
foll upon holiday festivities In their
respectivo home-.
There is nothing in President
Cleveland's condition to arousoany
anxiety oh tho part of tho public,
but ho is suffering from another
attack of rheumatism, one of bis
knees Is again painfully Involved.
and for tlK' paul week, ho lins spool
most of his iime between tho bod
and lounge. Ho has been abstain
ing from nil unnecessary exertion
in tho hop* of hoing abie, by such
car:?, tobo np and ready to 860 the
people on New Year's day.
The eye? of Hie whole country aro
focused iti"?n the ac? lon of Congress
upon the interstate Commerce bill.
Tpls bili presents nsmiaro issue be
tween tlio Brilllloii^f of producers arid
consumers on the one *ido nnd the
greedy rn?jrowd eorp^orfiitts on the
oilier, fj is, no! proposed in this bil!
to forbid ihe railway companies
from clunking more per milo for a
i l.ov! haul limn fora long one. peo
l>lt? expect to '>ny nt wnolesalo for '
loss Mian :il rotuli. Tho long turd j
short ot'tho long uud short haul pro
vision is just this. No railroad i
company shall charge mort? dollars
for carrying II ton ol' freight half
tho dlstahco botweon two point?
than is charged lor currying the
?anio ton of freight tho whole dis?
(ance. As much ns ?800 ti cur load
hus been charged for freight to No
vedrt Irom tin- east, whoa tho freight
< -?i tho samo 1 brough to Sncramouto
irom thu .samo poinl ISast was only
$300.
Whether tho opposition of the rail
roads to tho Interstate Commerce
i di luis anything lo do with thc op
position of Seimtors to th< Unilroud
Attorney bill, is ona of* tho latest
conundrums nt 'tho Capitol.
Ttlscnsy enough to understand
why ti member ol'( Jongress who is in
receipt of handsome retaining fo< s
from :i subsldlzedjrallrond '?ompany
should bo opposed to tho! Hock bill
or io cuso of Its passage, ho wind I
bo combelled to resign Ids seat and
rotlro from legislativo ino, or else
terminale bis profussioenl" engage
ments will: th'- corner, 'i c. Tho
mon- fact that n Senator or Kepro
scntative Ls working- to defeat this
proposed legislation, creates n war
ranting suspicion Unit if ho is aol
already in the servicejof Ui-' rond ;
ho expects to b.c. or is ut least open
to solicitation. Senator Lieck is
tryingto render such scandalous
Imputations upon tho good numo
of tb(> smmte impossible and to fa
cilitate <h<- progress of wholesome
legislation. '
There has boon ;> ;r'M;,'? 'I'"'1 ()?
tra session talk In connection with
tho Treasury surplus problem. Ma
ny public mon believe, union i il can
hi? sutlsfnetoril.v s ?ived during this
session, that ?be .?resident will call
Fiftieth Congress in exlru session
early after the fourth of f March, to
perform Hie tusk of relieving tho
Treasury Of sonio'of those surplus
millions', Others point the fact
that If tiny revenue measure ls
brought before the house il 1* sure
to spring thc Tariff question, and
that since ii seems impossible to
p::s.-. any bill changing tho Tariff
tho extra session would ho lit) moro
likely to comply willi ?li-* Presi
dent's wi hes lluin the presen I oho.
A trade circle, under (ho tille,
"What will Hie ComingG?rl Wca.rV
contain : :< deseript lon ofthc arl leles
likely to constitute tho wardrobe of
tho future, ll is ndescriptionsufll
elent to convince anybody timi
wb.nl tl... coining girl will chiefly
Wi tr ls li lude ill lllC pocket book
<d' the seun who supports her.
LOVF. THE LIVING.
Th rt nano tl ty that la ni.out rio? doad,
To luako ?is love thom moro than Into,
when here,
Ii lt not Well tn Rivi ?.a<> living <i.-.-?r,
Wlthsauutity llkj tub, oro ttwyhave il-li
Tho rondoi* th nights wo mtrt'tro for n !'.ss
Ul inotltor, frlond, cr child-Ohl it wera
W ?! o,
To Bpond this glory <>n thn earnest eyes,
Tho tonghi}* heart, that foob llt'ob pr .-ont,
cross,
Give rdso morey to tho ?iv in-- liol'.),
Wh BO !c. r.i-slritng souls will quiver nt
your toad;;
Tho utmost rowrcn . li not too rouen
Foi* eyes tl vit weop tilth' igh Uta Dpt may
ouoer,
Ros> ?lawlhorri . Lithrop.
A WEALTH .' INDIAN TftiSE.
'Xln-'.r Hlihi i Hu?, t.i ii KltflCCiillon of Va
vornhin Circumstance*-Ci rilt'.-itt Inn.
ThoOsogo ii tho wealthiest trihi, of
Indians in t!v I fuite I Stale ;. Thia ii
duo not so much ; > * >:r personal ubl?
ity aa il nano tor i aa to a succ& (ion of fa
vornblo circutmln ?.-.-i ami t.i tho good
guardianship of t i-; United Slate* gov
ernment. Tho o . i..-i long years Ugo
occupied til?) cou ii I ry about St. l/Oltis.
Tiny woro rota o ved from Ibero lo a
reservation at Westport, Mo., near Kau
sud City, thoa to tho vail iy of tho Moo?
hbo, then lo a reservation in southern
Kansas, and finally lo thoir present
?ionic in In.??au territory. Tin) Osages
were n |>oworful tribe, and t.? get thom
olf of covotod i. iidt Uncle Sam seonu
to have been willing t.? pay thom moro
liberally than t!i<; oilier wardi of tho na
tion. In th's way tho Osages come into
llioir present posaos dont, which Include
a tract ol laaJ in Indian territory fifty
miles square, or ab >ut 1,500,003 acres,
mid an annuity of ftvVJ.OO.O, This is tba
interest ?m Uni tel Suites bonds gi Von
th* m in exchange for t heir former lands
in Kansas and Mis-.w.i.-i ao l hold in bust
by tho government, which pays tho an
nuity in semi-.111 mia I payments,
There are about 400 families, averag
ing about four toa family--a total :.f
about 1,000 people. Out of this intoross
fund llio liidiniit draw $105 a yea;- foi
each man, woman and child-so that
tho larger hi* family thu nura tho head
of 11 family ia enabled to ur.ov. Thia
system would apparently foster a rapid
lucien ;o of p-ipidallon, but, str&iga te
say, b:.' ful I-blood Indians are ilocreiw
lng ::i iiuuib rs. Tho fult-blool families
aro ..nail an 1 tho trill . it doom ul to ex
Unction. Thia ls probably <l ;e-to two
o ises-tho changed physical condition
of their lifo and tlc- lo:w pt all mubltloa
?s a race. Tin- wild Indian was a Ono
r|>eeinien of rob; tal pjiyal vd develops
mont, with, groat enduring powera. ile
could fiw? itiiy storm, bravo tho moa
vigorou'J vveallior, onduro tho lolkl MM!
privation 1 o? Iiis m.ireh and camp,
mie, somehow, took cars of lum, Lia Wi
?.is wounds, and A c.-1 -I off disooso.
Ii.it now, taken from his "nativa heath,"
cm oil from much that wm p ut of bi,
physical existence, hi ? territory cirou:*?
Bcrilmd, compelled by superior force to
koep th'j pe-te i with nolghfcoring {.'iocs,
coaxed ?0 adopt thc habits, rood, th?
customi, ?n l the dross of tlw urhlu
mun, compelled to s?nd his children tc
school, ftml too often tempted to adopt
tim whito man's vices-with nil tiles*)
changed conditions lie U a changed bu
in g.
As he has deserted nature nature no?
deserta him. lie ls morn susceptible u
disenso. Tho wild Indian could bu e-.ir.i
loss in dress an I iniliiferont to OXpostirs,
but on tho rosowntion it is diiTorrtit, I'
he ge!-, his feet wet or shvp-, on th?
ground, he is Mably to "catch cold" bk?
his whlto brother. They aro nubjept to
lung iroubles. Some are consumptive,
This und thu Siaall-poX und Olli- r dis.
(ir es aro decimating their ranks. Te:
years ago tleno were 8,0i)0 Osages; to
day only a Jil'.ly over half that number.
The motlier* nie pn.maturely. You lind
compnijiively low old eipmws. Tho
tri.M. being rltth ns a coimn.mity very
few of l!i ? mon will work. Tuny livo in
idleness, und that is fatal lo a longevity
based ujwii nelivo outdoor life.-Cor,
Uurlinglon Hawkoye.
"Oh Wi'! hi? bitti?" OXClttitlOd <?nc
of MI Ut OU? o'.H -w? etest girls With
it look of alarm, when stho saw one
of the ?hinein?' boord on tho fttroot
tho otliev il ny. "No said hoi' ecori,
"ho cnn not hito, ho ls mu/.zlod; hut
ho cnn hug." "Oh," oho nu hi with
n instructing mallo, "J ilou't mind
Hint.
Male Academy.
Prepares boys for tho Routh Car
olina College, for tho Citadel, ?ml
or tho practical business of life?
Bxorelscs resumed on Monday,
Jun. 10th, 1887.
FRANK KV A NS,
Principal.
1-?-8V ' 3t
OOH^la ??d Croup
O TX IR, JU.
..ITavo used Pnlhniu'H Poetornl Syrup
for scvornl years, and do not know li.-;
.tpial us ail CN|.(oran).
.lo*, il. SULLIVAN,
I .aurons, S. I!."
..We <lo not hesitnto lo recommend
Putnam's Pc ctorul Syrup for Cough.? anil
<'<>!i!s. lt lins our lienr'v endorsement
because of thc veroni aootl ii lins dona us.
SM.AS JD 11 NSTON K, Master.
CHIS. NY. SUI!KM, AU. nt ?.aw..
Newberry, s. t '."
\*3&-('all Cor it at your Druggl" ..
Por salo e\ oryw her?.
Probate Kite's
OdlC.
j Irby I) Putnam ".s )
A ? i I il ' r ol' wm : <s loplabil lo See'
Putnamdec'tl ? reality In ntdof por
vs. ; sonalty.
IN ydt i Pututim !
Ol al J
Pursuant lo un 01 tier in t ho nhOvo st?
tod elise, I will ?el! tit publie out-rv at
! Laurens 0. II., S. C.,011 Snlosday lu Y'ob
I funry next, the following ) Reid ?st.: 0
situated in tho County and Statu afors
Kithl;
Trnet No ?, Ifome.steud, couttiintng
Ninety-two neron more ?ir less, Hounded
hy l ouis of Martin Riddle, Thomas
Kenndv and ol hors.
Traci No. V?, containing Hovonty-thrco
acres n.oro or less, hounded by hinds of
r I! Marlin, s Chook .-io! olin rs.
TR R M Ono half cash, bala ure on a
credit ol'twelve months, with Interest
from tho day of sale, tho cretin portion
lo bo secured by tho te ot? l of tho purch
aser, and a mortgage of tho premisos
sold.
Thc purchaser to pay for papera.
A. NV. RU RN*Si Rn,
Jan \\.'.. i . . .' Judge ot Prolc'itf
1? <sOr* 4
litW.j '..l?.'s. ...?a o t. . ^-.w!? iss'^_n^i;J- j
I,ST, 1*3 A RT. A CK s? .K I.)
tho one hf :<;i:n:- Un ko ts oggrcgn
1 ought during il .. your ?887.
:.".::>. rs un OVKIU'OAT, Vu
nggregat.'.it next Inrgist tuno
HUI), ts ti HOLT OP STAN
.!-7 tu), to <!:<? one holding tickets nj
goods bought during tho year bs;-*
ITH. A pair id- LAMPS or <
ono holding lb ki ts aggregating t
bought during tho yeer 1887.
Tickets not Issued for !<.- .. tho
AT Ttl R KM POitru:
W.H
W. I. [
NO. 831 BROAD S
--Wholcsalo and
Cook Stoves am
OF BEST ]
In Stock, Mantels, (
r> Car Loads COOKIMO and IIHITINO
BOO GRATKS, Plain and Enameled,
a Car Loads Fina RKICK.
ar?o hexes .'CHARCOAL" TIN ROOPI>
100 Rundle.? BnRBT I non.
a Casks Mi.cKT ZINC:,
OAI.VANIZKD IKON, SOI.DKR, ETC., E
TIN WARB, Stamped and Rieood, In g
salo.
GTBuy tho "EXCELSIOR" COOK
for years, giving satisfaction
11 KATI Nd STOVES-for COAL 0
I ffSend for Circulars and Prices.
Augusta, Oa., 88pt. 33, IS. G.
TTNEW .
IN addition ?<> our stock ol lio
plle<, we have received ti CAR-Lt
WA CHIN s A:
Which we propose to sell r.t I
tho demand for strong and dumb]
fill to select UlO very be d in the ll
Old Ilicko
By purchasing In car-loud lol
weare enabled to offer superior a<
Hiram W 1
V the be-; ort earth for the u
Call and examino our stock and p
llespt
Thc State of South Carolina, Laurens
Peti
tion for
A. 8, ftleholM n Administra-*)
or t?!' Sar.iii ttty* , deceased.
Plaintiff.
Nani"/ Bryson, Bl I'/.rt A.
Tnoinpaon, wm. ttrysou. Mar
teret lllukoly, Bl I ?a bot h J. .
Klcming, Martini Sloan, John > ll n rt 1
T. I'Montliig, Salllo J. Jackson, I sottie
Ida llahlculght, IJOU M. Chain-| mont,
blain, LI li/al < ;il?i.ou. t?, <'. Flout
ing, It. I''. (.'laming, 12. J. ("ar
lington, Corrio Jo?os, J. O. C.
L<M om lng.
Defendant*.
WhoreaH lt nppaars to my antiafaotlon
thai John T. I'demliiv. Mslllo J. Jaokaon,
lila llnuknight, HUV.a U Ibsen, lt. b\
b'loinhig, roaldo without and boyond
tho limits ot* thia Statis and that tho
sahl partios aro dist ; l bu toes of Ha ruh
llryaon, deceased.
Sow it h or lo rod, that tho aaid parties,
non-rosldonts of thia State, bo and aro
borob.v siiuiinonod and required t<> !>'.
and appoar at a Court of Prohn to to bc
boldon at battrons C. II..In and for auld
('on ll ty and State, on the Slat day of
January, toabow causo, If any Choy
eau, why a hind uottlomont of tho ostato
of sarah llryson, uocoiiKod, not bo had
an<l ii doereo 1 boroon given, or their non
soul .on fidll tig t" answer \s il! he entered
oi roeord.
Oh en under my hand and seal of o??leo
lin1 J;>th day ol' Novnmbnr, A. I>. 1880
A. AV. IHJHN.HIDH,
.1 uil^.T of Probate
Masters Sales.
STATIS SOUTH CAROLINA
< 'o i - tv wt >F LAU R //xv,
COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.
M ut'tin ' M. IVugiie, )
Philntlll, I
nglllnsl i l-vliof.
! Willitini T. Kinley, I
DofotidiuilJ
I pursuant lo Judgment tor anio lathe
obovo Matndonso, I will soil al liaurcns
C. II., at publie outcry, on Snlosday ?TI
Kobrunry noxt, being Monday tho 7th
day of tho month, during tho legal
hours for sales, tho property dosealbcd
j as follows:
All Ihnl traci of hind lying hoing
! nod sit tuite i :i tho< 'on nty and Stn to,
I aforesaid, continuing Th roo bund
I red ?ntl thirty-three neron moro or
lei s, nnd hounded by hinds of Jus.
Finley, Orcoiibury Fuller mid oth
ers.
TRUMS-Ono-hnlf of the purch
ase nionoy to be pnid cash lind tho
bu In nco on n credit bf twelve
months w i ; h Interest rrom tho day
of solo soeurod hy tho bond of tho
purchaser ned :. mortgage of the
promises, bul wt th lon vc io porch
asor to pay his entire bid i:i cash.
Tho ? iirohnsor I" poy for pupers.
C. !>. BARK SI) A LK,
Muster, ? c.
! January loth, i - . .. I!
U 2 \ .?: \ ft " m
ultikAom.il kl /.. J.I v-'.tjti-'' '.
bliss I? vTT-KRN, Valu? $2 > 00, to
ling thc largest un iou ni of goods
due i l:! ('(?. tn thooiio holding llekois
ont of goods bought daring I >.>'?.
DARI) UliKAClIlNO, Valued ni
rgregnllng tho noxt largest amount
IKNTS 81 IO KS, \';.!':v.' -*> ?'tt, to tho
ho ncfcl largos! anmunl of goods
n One dollar. This ls a grand <>;''? ;..
d.
DELPH,
AUGUSTA, QA.
Itotall Dealer In
d Heating Stoves,
PATTERNS.
3-rates and Tinware.
Sro vita,
to,
TO.
rcat variety, vory Low Prlcoa, at whole
?STOVE. Thl9 Stovo has been sold by us
r WOOD.
W. I. DELPH.
rivy grocories and 'plantation sup?
IA D of
ND BUGGIES,
FACTORY PRICKS. Appreciating
e ftiriii WltgOn?, we have been carc
narket, (hp Clubrnled
ry Wagon .
s, anti sidling ut the shortest profits,
Ivan ta gos to our customers.
)avis Buggy,
lonoy, Every voh lelo gu aran tooti
rices,
.et ful ly,
& F?LBR,?*
?S, S. 0
Report of the ?O?tfi?bii i
-Ol'
TFiG latio??l Bank
BK ROU HOES.
Loans ??nd discounts.... ? M884 20
U. s. Honda to secure cir
culation. 20 000
J>m> from approved reservo
agenta. <JT<i7?
Due from other National
Banks. 04378
Heal Estate, furniture and
lix lt;rcs. 8 68
Current exponeos and taxes
paid.... . I W r'\
Prom lum * paid. ,,(
Chock.; & other cash items :i 2?8 i
Hill . <<f other Hanks.10 820
Enudional paper 1 urreitey,
niekels and couts. 1T su
Specie.U ICO 80
Legal lender notes. l- 100
Redemption fund with I .S.
Trons'r (J>% of circulation) 800
TOT AI.? 120,208,27
i.r.\ nitilTI ns.
Capital stock paid In - f '-'^
Undivided profits. -? <>:>d 1 '?'<
Notional Haide notos out?
staudin.. . 200
Iridlvidval deposits suhjt el
to check. 41 172 01
Demand cerllflcatcs <>'.' de
poslt. &0
Duo to other NatM Honks I 101 OH
Bills payable.- UeO
Tor.M. * 12<?,:ios,li7
Stato of South Carolina)
( iounty of Iiiturons. s
I. W. A. WATTS, Cashier of tho
above-named hank, do solemnly
swear that thc above statt ment ls
Hue to the best 'd' my knowledge
and holiof. W. A. WatN,Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn lo liefert
ni'- t!'i- Kith doy. of January 1887.
A. W. Burn ido .;. I?. J
Corroet-^-Attos( :
John \V. Eorguson)
H. W Boll, [ Directors.
Sam'l H. Todd. )
ORDINANCE.
TO PROVIDK FOR v ELEC
TION.
BM IT ORDAIN KO, hy th<> I".; n
dani :>ial Wardens of tho Town <?;
Lnurons in < Council n iisoinhled :
That on the 3rd, TUESDAY. Hu
lfilh,day of .i ANl AUS noxl,ther<
dui ll he la id no Election f< r ?.ti
Intendant ma! four Wan.len.fi : ;
servo, as provided for, hy the Xi VA
( ?lin rt or,
Polls open ni 8 a. ni, and ebr-.?
ai ?> p. m.
Mnuagors~-L, R. Eiillor, Ceo. s.
McCrary, W. J. Ilunii ..
Registration ro?|hlred and books
will bo opened on Thursday ho?? tv.
al IO n, ni. undul?se on Monday, 17,
ai ?> p. m.
B. E. M A K i rx,
C. W. Tr NM, intendant,
i 'lcrl< pr?? teni.
Caveats, Trade Marks
and Copyrights
"! dollied, IU1(1 fill hUSillOUS ill I llO lr.
Piitenl Ollh'O id teni li d io :ii MODEU
ATE EKES.
Our oillcO is opposite tho r. s. Pu tent
Oilleo. ?md wo omi (?Itt iii II Pulenta lil loss
limo limn lliono rem?lo from WASH
INGTON.
s. u-l MOOEE or DU A WINO. Wend
viso ns lo piilcntiihilit v free of clinri'o
und \vc*nmko NO CIlAltUE HNLEKM
WE OBTAIN I'ATENT. Wo refer hero
lo tho |tostumster, otlieluls of tho I'. St.
Patent rillh-o. Eur elvenlorn ncylso. li ruin
?liol references lo lief uni clients in your
own Btuloor < '??iiniy, \? rii<- to
0. Ai ShowCo.,
Op?,.,s.te Pnlont ? 'Ol fi. Wiishinloii
I?. C.
TAPII TTTPP^P
A
To tho citizens of Lauri ns au?!
surrounding country :
i lui**c re-opened my shop for tho
repair of Watches, < '?<>e|<-- und .lew
dry. Thanking my friends for pat
nonage in tho past, 1 respectfully
rollcit a continuance of the sam >.
STA TM OF SOUTH CA BOLINA.
-COUNTY OF LAURENS.--IN
THE PROBATE COURT.
WIIHUKAH, J. E, Pnrks ha* applied lo
in?- for II tors ol Administ ration on i.'.
Estillo of Nancy Purks, doct used, rhone
uro inen ?ore io cito nmi admonish
nd singular Hid kindred mid erodltorn
nf sahl iiercised (oho and Uppen r In lorn
nie, in (ho Conn of Probate, lo ho hold ;i
ni Lniirens Court House, on the (Ith, (Itu
of January 1887, lo show cause, If un v
ihoy can w hy sahl Leltors should liol I
grnnie I.
Ail pesons hnvingolflltnti against i nhl
Esl ute will prcsonl ino siunoon <>r before
th.it dny, or ho fore vor barred,
(liven undor my hnnd ?md snal, this
Ibo 21 st, day of Ifeooiiibnr, 1880
A. W. BURNSIDE,
2t Prohn lo J inigo.
l\Totio? to
CREDITORS.
Thu State af still c atollna,
COURT COM NON PbMAS.
James .M. Donnen, Plaintiff, against
(Miarles A. Saxon, us Executor of
Nancy Stewart, < t ul, Do'.mdnnts.
-Holiof.
Notice is horoby given thain Ref.
or on CO will bo held in Hie above
stated causo on the 2ts( doy <?f
January, 1887, nt tho Master's Of
rico af Lau renn c. IL, H. C., ami ali
persons having claims against the
Esinteof Nancy stewart, dooen oil,
aro no tl nod that they must pr e soya 1
and prov?? them on that tiny nt thc
Roferonoo, er they will bo barred
('. l>. HA RIDSDALE,
^ Master ta 0,
Dec. 21, 18SC-ot
INFORMATION
MANY PER8ON8
at thia season
auffor f\
^cltt^
Jleadn
Jt'extrt. '
RheuiMtb
l'a inn .rt
'.imbi, llnc
fitde?, Jin ? VI.
rInti lycst ion, J>y ape
JStalnrta,ConatipntionA: Kidney Troi
-.-VOLINA CORDIAL CURES RHEUMATI.
Itmt Mood ?ni Kleiner Troubles', by cleansing;
blood of nil li* 1- v ri! ?.?, ?um, 1 -uliii' nil yt
!*-VGIIN? CORDIAL CURLS SICK-HEADACHE.
Ki rnlgla, Vilm in tht Limb?, Itsek and Bid? bjr
loni tig ihiiuuvti nuil .UcugtueulDf iii? muscles.
-i-VOLINA C'JiiOIAL CURES DYSPEPSIA,
ii ?, mlou nnd Con?! I pallon i bjr tiding (he aaalm
I 'thi KIHMIthroughthe properMilonortM
itoiunch ; it wv..ie* u liv?tthy appetite,
*i-VOLINA CORDIAL CURES .NERVOUSNESS,
Depreexlon of .pirlta nti'l Wcokuc*., br ?ii Ur erv
in;,' nilli lotting Hi? *y?Uuj.
-t-VOLIHA CORDIAL CURES OVERWORKED
rt. 1 Di Iii - eM'omoOi Puny nnd Hlckly Children.
lt ls ?li lli;litful ivnJ nuultiou. tvs u genual Tonto.
Vol Inn Almanac noil Dlnry,
fr?r ll'.K7. A bande?me, con.pirie
Olid il- -fu! IlOOK, ll Ulna IlOW IO l l'llE
|)ISI'.A8Kd ni I10MH In :\ pleasant, natural way.
Mailed on receipt of n Sc. poiUgu .lamp. Address
VOLINA DRUG &, CHEMICAL CO,
BALTIMORE, MD., U. 8. A.
?mAGH 1 MER Y,
sane wosnssBKU r.vroi2Z35SDBM
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KNUlNFS
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g Q?UST MILLS
?j] Ott lon Vrosses
SH?WSWCT
T?LLKYS"
Steam & Wa tor
!??pfT& Fitting
Brass Vtilv'
"SAW
INJECTORS
I "PUMP 3
HANG KKS H Water Wheels ?j
co,ivro?"(T?iss| CASTINGS
I "*???:A ?Y?Sii S Brass and Iron
HA Full Stech cl Sup lin?, Cnesp and good.
H BELTING. FAOKING and OIL.
At BOTTOM PRICES
Ai .? IN ftrooK goa
PROM 1>T DELIVERY.
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H 4&>KKI'Allttj IMIOMPI'LY l?i>N3?._aJ
j arr.*/.?vyiuayfi? UK -TRTCI-Ii.--sn-uifiTOBi
?GEO. i,. L0fv13ABB & GO.
Foti a dr j* i M acid tn .. < 1 Dollar
\York8, ALU CST A, Ci A.
ABOVE rARSKNQKK DEPOT.
BBBIa?Wi?^^
After rortyysareP
ipurien,:* in th?
preparation or mora
Oi?n One Uundrwf
id applications for natani! la
lied Slate? md Kornian co J rs?
i -'.iri of iii? Bojant'.fM
?rican continua tn?' i a? solicitor?
patent., ?aeaats, OMU-maras, copy
r iii? United Htate? andi
il? ii) Canada, England, Krano*i,
other oounlrle. riieireiperti
. thin? .*..::'.: i uro ii in sa
to .Main .
Germany, r.ml
anon ?i uiieu,ush
pasted.
l)r?wiiiK? and upori" ntiiin? prnpared and fl Ino?
in U;o I'?1 em Office on ?hort notloo. Term, TOTS*
reasonable. Nu ? li-r?? (or ex At ii nation, of model*
or drawn.ni Adrice by mail (ree.
. Patent? . I irough Mnr.nAOo.amnotloaoJ
Intho ?CH . . i i O' A WKUMAN.which h sf
lb? i.tolrculatiou anula Ina moat iniluentie.
neer.paper of ita kind publl.hod In thu world,
'i'h" ?d rs n tage, of ?joh a not io ??cry patents?
?nder?i Mui:.
Till? li\t?[i> ?nd splendidly lllu?tr?ted newspaper
UpuhlUhed W I '. Bli I. Y al fi ?i s >.>?r. end ba
admitted to he tim liml paper den.lei to reto?o*.
tnaohanlcs, Inv.nttons, rneine'i'.njl work*, end
other (Inpertinent* of Industrial proprets, pab
li' l in ?ny country. It contain? tho naines of
.ll ia! eu Ices and l ills of s very i MV. II 11 n pat soled
each in- i 'I rr it four uiouUis tut on* dol?an?
Hold hy sil n?w?d.aUra.
If yon ha?, -.n intnntlnn to patent
Munn '. Co., putilmhers of flgisnlilia Ams
Dbl Itriiadway, Saw York.
^ ilaudbouk shout pavaota naatl.4 fraas'
un* dol?an?
it ..rim va
AmariaaaJ
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TfOl MES' SUEE CURE
MOUTH WASH AND DKNTIKHICB
OurcN l.lt'cdliiK* (Jimia, (>loorn> Soro
Mouth, .'?oro TliiD'tl, ('IcaiiHcs i ho Tooth
und l'ii ri lion tho liront h. I'aod and roo?
nnniicndoil hy lead I na dcntlnt. Pro
oartMl hy Dru J P. .'. W U lim,MKS
Ix'nthu, Macon, (In. Kor nala hv all
? in: /.-ii mid ri iitixl, and in Lauronsbv
Dr. ?'. ?i. ( ('N.Mil!. -J.', ly.
N 0 T ICE.
All j., r rm holding money do
to:"!': i m dust I ho oHtato of Col. R-?
r. Todd, dccoiniod, are roqnested to
I"'' cn! Ilicin : ' tho nndcr/ilgncdl
propt'rly antin n(lealcd on orboforo
tho 20th day of January, 1887, and
nil |., i- "i- Indoblcd lo Bald cst ato
aro rcijncMtod to maka payment at
once.
W. IT. M A HT IN,
Atty, for Kx ecu trix.
"i nm travelling for
D#MtRAWQl7S
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
JLAUJIKNS, H. c.
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