The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 19, 1887, Image 2
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vertisements.
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_ Proprietors.
AUGUSTA ARRAYED Iii HOLIDAY ATTIRE
ROYAL RECEPTION TO <* AT. OJ. INA A1ID
(.?EOKGC.
THE KXCUltSION, BANQUET
AND 11AI di,
Augusta is famous fortier hospi
tality, and tho hearty welcome she
always- extend to trlemls and es
pecially her "Carolina cousins" has
been shown repeat rally. The citi
zens of (hisgrnnd old r i!;,- never t ire
while Advancing her interest. Year
by year new avenues of commerce
are opened-neighboring towns
and cities sock Augusta as a mark
et nndAugtista gives a helping hand
to all !wch enterprises. T?tere ls no
difference between Carolina and
Georgia, ll is indeed un invisible
lino that divides a-, rn adversity
and prosperity wc aro together,
ami have over been. A ; tho bands
of steel are yearly drawingus clos
er, so too thc social tics uro being
strengthened. lt* nothing moro
bari boon accomplish . ' by this roy
. ni entertainment in Augusta, il has
certainly shown thal the business
men of that city can unite in ex
tending a cordial welcome tr? theil
commercial allies.
Tito entertainment of Jan. 12th
and 13th 18S7, has eclipsed all for
mer efforts and made tills an event
memorable to those who had tin
pleasure of being ' present, and
powerful in enlarging the relation?
already inaugurated. lu years
gone by In tho proverbial "good
old times'" Augusta was familiar to
all, even the children of upper Car
olina. Our young men launched
upon life's troubled sea,! tu! looked
first upon tho busy world by a trip
to\ Auguste 'm a covered wagon.
After well-nigh a reign of terror
in which the hearts of tho two
Slate s were united but their resour
ces shattered, owing to tho develop
ment of rail roarls in other directions
commercial and social relations be
tween ibis section of iSouth Caroli
na, a nd Georgia, wero for the time
suspended, but we have hailed the
invasion of Goorgia railroads! with
hope, believing that byllu-- means
our section would ho enabled lo
hold its place in the X. w South.
TH!-: EXCURSION.
At 12 1") the whistle sounded and
a splendid special train rolled down
tho Greenville road. This train
was freighted with the gay und
chivalrous .-ons, and tho lovely
daughters of tho Mountain City,
who were Joined by a small dele
gation from Laurous. In the hands
of the reception committee, iii"
guests felt af casi'and seemed ,*to
catch the congeniality of th eso big
hearted Augustians. With scarce
ly a stop between Laurens and Au
gusta, and In such ti charming cir
cle of friends tho time glided swift
ly by and w hen tho clover young
conductor, A. (J. Gb au ni, reminded
the excursionists thal they were
nearing their destination, il was
with a feeling akin to regret that
the guests separated. Again th Cy
wore shown Augusta's r,hospitai
ity by the loi w Uno of carriages
that?awaited their arrival al the de
pot. Tho afternoon waa dew ted tb
drive-, through tho beautiful broad
streets, and sight-seeing gt nora Hy.
TIIK BANQUET.
At the appointed hour, thu doon
ol'the spacious dining bri! of thc
Planter's Ilotol wore thrown open
and live hundred guests were com
fortably seated around flvo long
tables which bari berm prepared to
satisfy the most confirmed devotee
of Epicurus.--. Wo make rio attempt
at ? description of this supper, and
to outline the happy speeches .? hieb
followed is a t ask equally appalling.
Mayor MAV made tho openl
speech, full of expressions of friend
ly feelings and a hearty welcome.
Hon. PATRICK WALSH, with hi?
accustomed ease and dignity, road
tho toasts, as chairman of tho ban
quet Committee.
The Hist, "Our Guests," respond
ed to by Dr. J. Mi III LL, 111 well
chowed and appropriate; words, w
well received.
Following this, "South Carolina
ami Georgia," was responded to by
Jjleutenant-Governor MAULDIN. In
the absenceot the speaker appoint
edto respond to ' this toast In bo
half of Georgia, M.P.CAROLL Esq.,
of Augusta, was called on. \V. II
ELKMINO, Esq., recounted the ad
vantages of Augusta, her geograph
ic d position, her future greatness,
in response to tho toast-"Tho City
of Augusta." Maj. CI MMINO'S re
sponso to tho toast-''Railroads,'
of the most brilliant of tho
o von lng. jt'ull of originality and
wit,,homadon capital Impression.
"?ur Sister Cities" was tho next
called, mid Mayor UOWI/WY, of
Greenville, rose, lie was followed
by JoRKPii T. JOHNSON, of Lan ron?,
who, over mindful of^tho fair sex,
phowed bow, in tin? gran 1 absorp
tion .schcune, Laurena proposed to
take iu Augusta. He was enthusi
ast i-lally cheered.
Mayor TOLLRY of Anderson, was
culled on, mid responded at length.
Col. JORDAN, of Sa odors ville, re
sponded for bis section. W. C.
UKXKT, In his usual happy stylo,
captivated tho audience, and as
waa expected, made the speech of
the evening, in response to "Wom
an." Capt. WHACK RAIL-BY, who
was unavoidably absent, had pre
pared appropriate lines which were
concluded .unid shouts of "well
done!"
THU HALL.
Promptly nt nine o'clock on
Thursday ovoning the Ball at tho
Masonic Theatre opened, and n
seen; presented, moro dazzling in
beauty and loveliness than can
well bo imagined, ii* the citizens
of Augusta had surpassed them
selves tn entertaining Carolina's
sons, Ute sons of Georgia had lofi
nothing to provent ti royal roep
Mon of Carolina's daughters.
Tho outcome of this entertain
ment will bo a stronghtoning of old
commercial alliances and tho es
tablishment of now ones, but if W'
mistake not, other alliances, which
the,fu ire w ill develop, eau l)o at
tributed also to this occasion
Speaking for tho delegations froni
Laurens and Greenville, which
were together ou their return, wo
c ?.n any thal no-ono regretted tho
tri]) am"! lie1 fondes! anticipations
of pleasure were more than realized.
Long live Augusta and long may
she enjoy tho advantages* which
her public spirited citizens have
secured, was {?ie expression and
fooling of tho entire party that loft
onlhc7:io train for Carolina.
Ono of Ute graved questions
now before Congress, is tho Intor
state Commerce bill, lt requires
no stntcsmaii'to seo thal unless tho
general govern men! assumes con
trol of ibo railroad."?, stability mid
honesty ofour government is en
dangered. Railroad corporation?
aro yearly growing moro powerful
and arbitrary. To day they < :m Iv
an agreement, In a moment blight
tho prospects of any town, ar; an ex
ample take thc position of tho Geor
gia Central -lyi-tem towards Green
wood, Laurens, Spurlnburg and
Greenville. The groat problo m is
at ?as; solved, and tho long and
fdiort haul difllculty obviated by
Culloms bill. Although the rail
road lawyers ?"- Congress have
fought hard and persistently
agata 't any .'<-;i,>n on tho part of the
government In Ibo matter of rnil
roads, it is pro! ale that tho bill
will bo passed. Congress docs hoi
dentro to injure the roads bul sim
ply to place auch :? chock upon
[hom as will preven! thom from in
juring tho people. Thc Reagin
bill ha? Ixion modified so ns to pro
vent any Injin dice on tho part ol
the roads and yt t meet.--, tho wants
Of lite people.
Washington Letter
(fVot/i our Regular Cor>vapo)uU;nt)
Washington, Jan, 8, 1887.
After having indulged lu it
usualClirl ;'rn::-; vacation, Congress
Is at werie again; the President . is
almost well of rheumatism 5 "Hrs,
Cleveland has' begun holding semi
weekly noonday receptions; there
ls an organized fight against the
conformation of reft rm or Besiedlet,
the new Public Printer; un founded
rumors of Cabinet changes contin
ue to float through tho sir,and the e
isa good deal Of !:d!. ub< ?:t an ex
tra.
Tlie Tariff question by no means
reeieved a quietus in the recent
vote Rgninst discussing revenue
bill-, and a n 11 iii her of plans uro
spoken of Jor getting il up In Con
gress yet before Iii" clOSO Of tho
? -ion. When Hon S. S. Cox \tus
asked v. bat was now the paramount
quest lon before Congress, ho replied
" Tiie Tari IV unquestionably. Never
since i h:ive boen in Congress luis
I tho Tariff question assumed snell
proportions." Ile thinks fl majority
iii the hon -" nf Representatives
would voto for fl reduction of tho
tax sugar. The reason for sugar
legislation i< that it ls an olement
of life, nbsolu/ely Indisp?nganlo, al
most as mtiell Of a necessity as
broad itself. Tho amount of the
tax upon that article through the
Tarifican itally ho estimated by
those \vh>> choose to figure on it.
Mr. Cox will succeed Mr. Hewitt
m: tho ways and moans committee,
for the remainder" of tho session,
ami ii is thought ho Intends io take
an aggressive purl lu irving to
bring abOUt a redaction of the rov
ontie this session, lt i i said ho has
an iden for bringing about a oom
nromiric by which enough vt,tos can
bo had to at least take e?> the con
sideration of the Tariff question,
\u tho Sonate ulso il is said Sen
ator Vest will soon Introduce a
rei >lulion asking Congress to take
some f top thai will bring about tho
promised reduction Of tho surplus,
il is understood that the President
is seriously urging tho matter and
that what both Senator Vost and
rie presenta ti vd Cox do, will bo
Jone at his suggestion. Tho Prc -
dent has sahl that unless eomethlng
af? done, he would bo compelled
to Cti?J un extra .session ol' lin- Ki f
tioth Congress shortly nitor tho
expiration ot' this, Tho Impression
grows dally that one ma\ bo eal led
undia thal oven! the appoint mont
of a sueccaaor to COI. nforrisou us
Chatrinau of tho Wayo ami "Means
Conmilit?n will s ?on toko place.
Tho organisation of tho next Con
gress and thc formation of its pol
icy may begin as .-ooo as this session
ends.
Tho persistency.with which cer
tain newspaper correspondents
have tried to make President Cleve
land a dangerously sick man Is ns
ludicrous as aro Un? attempts of
Ute same inexorable pen drivers
le break np ?Mr. Cleveland's Cabi
net. Humors about Cabinet chan
ges that begin with Hie resignation
of .Secretary Manning, follow w ith
Hie retirement ofSoerclary Bayard,
sud omi with fae displacement of
AK ?moy General Carland, find
their way lo Washington from a
distance every tut? or three weeks,
and are as often denied. Th? la
test gossip makes ex-Governor
Hon tl ly of ?Ohio, tito successor of
both Messrs Manning and Garland.
Congress goes on adding to thc
12,01)0 hills already on tho calendar,
piling up ii new batch every week,
just as if Its lifo were going to last
forever. A large number of bills
have been Introduced providing for
agricultural experiment stations in
tho different states, and although
nothing ha.7, yet been done for them,
bills of the same kllid continue to
he presented.
Mr. Heall, of New York, who is the
President of tho American hairy
Association, i- here for thc purpose
Of promoting agricultural Interest.'
In Congress. The (bree pending
measures that tho Assoclotlon is
' most un:;Ions b> have passed are
i thc Donutiiumt of Agriculture bill,
tho Anima] Industry hill, and tho
bill of Agricultural ICxporiment
? Stations. Mr. Heall holds that tho
i Oleomargarine bill has already
proved itself to bo the moat useful
piece of Jegii lotion ever enacted by
Congress iii tho interests of agricul
ture. lt is stated that tho law bas
so far saved Over $1,000,000 to the
dairy farmers ?d' New V irk state
alone.
Thc Senate h wrestling with thc
Interstate Commerce hill m?w, and
il ls said Senator Kvurts intonds
opposing it on tho ground that it
violate. lu someway tho trcaiy of
Wi Khh.'gtou. Itecuntly, in u group
of Senators, which was discussing
their ns.- . dates in the Upper House
it was :;ed why tho libio Wm. M.
Kvarts had made such litte Impres
sion in tho Senate, lie bad ex
pressed no positive opinion on au
important question since ho enter
ed lt. Ali, Mr. Kvarts has been
engaged all his life In casca whore
ho was paid by a retainer to form
his opinion for ono i ide or the other,
was "the reply. Th ero ls nothing
ofthat kind in the .Senate and con
sequently Il0 is not at homo there.
Memory.
[Wrltloufor Tun A nv KUTI SHU.]
Ilona tl fal pictures of ot bur ?lays,
Pulu ted iv In i skillful blind,
To our orup! ured \ lalee cons oj s
A joyful tind happy ba ml.
Fallier, in il her, and thodearolil home,
Mwect.lv In our hearts fond memory
'dwells,
In hriji'htoxl visions, wo oftinioa ream,
W hile hoi* magical voa -, tho gloom
dispels.
Wo fee a dour laughing faeo
Houming willi mirth andehl hindi glue
As she seeks lier mol ber's oin bruce,
And climb.'! noon lier father s knee.
A group of nollie, stalwart lioyti
Chu lier aron ml the housoliohl hcnrtli,
itu; tho reaper conics and doMroys
A ??uar oiti: boon aller 1e r bu ll..
Il lo sod to 800 tai great chungo
Which ipdckly o'ercii ' memory's
faooj
While o'er her gallery wo range,
A"d sad,sun lines Ol' sorrow tte truco.
A niel lier bends hi nugal di o'or her
boy,
I".ii her looks willi longing, doting
love; )
pul their grief cannot restoro tho Joy
Transplanted to that home in il.av
en nbovo.
Around tho throno of Hod In Heaven
lie ts sluging, "Glory bo lo Hod on
high,''
Sn innocent, li la .dna forgivi n.
IA er willi the Mustor's wishes to
comply.
Again memory turns hor sorrowful
wami'
To tho next who joined tin- Borapldi
throng,
lt was tho dear fa thor, whom wolovoil
so fond,
And longed that wo might his lin
prolong.
In Heaven ho <vrs welcomed by lill
darling child
Who was snatched so soon from
Karl h away
Before lils lltllo feel trod Ibo path ol
uln, so wild,
Wine'i lead the child 1*011 of earth as
tray.
Two voil ra giidu away Oil wings ol
time,
And snot her answers the suinniom
from on high,
Ile was called, ibo "gobion stair" tc
cllhib,
Momo place lu thal heavenly homo
t<> boiait I fy.
The win 11 Of limo rolls rapidly on,
Bearing us away in its rapid re
morseless Hight,
On memory's pict uro, wo gnxo nn^n,
Some ree.di hitter trials, others
streaks of bright light,
Memory would fain divert our in 1356,
And cone, al from oar ?.yos, her
noxt sad picture,
But ns (ho cu rta I II wo genllv ni I HO,
Wo pray for strongth our hurd trials
IO enduro.
'Tis the aiied and sainted motlier,
Who had lived au OVOII llirOO-BCOrO
years.
She was (' ailed with her lei hie brother
To Quickly leave this .'vnil.iy of
lours. "
Memory lino and faithful , WO court
i hy presence
To j<) ii rne'y with us dov. n the s I ream
of i ?me,
Dy thine aid to gaza upon tho sweet
countenance
Of those enjoying that Ilf? SO MU li
li 111 < ?*.
F.iia;KN ALLANNA.
Young's Store,
Jun.a" isf <{.
- IW1PIHPI-WI IWI - M ??-|IMIIMH> fill ll M ttW il \ 0 Hmm
JR, \WJ\S: C "\ u 3
T beg leave lo inform my costo
In<-YA and the public generally, that
f h ?ive move fl my
Barber Shop
nto tho Bendella Hotel.
Reapeetfuly
II. M- Btono.
T I I B N F. W
BARBER SHOP
I bes? to Inform tl?? publie ibnt I rm
prepared to serre thom n? TvuRoninl Ar
ti-'. ?a my u?w quarters, undortho Rob
erl Hon M otoh
t>. ii. CAN TM Y.
ale Ae&?omy.
~lOl-S
Proparos boys for tho South Car
olina College, for tho Citadel, und
or th'J pratt tl . ii bi sin H ; of Ufo.
13 xo re i sos rosutnod on Monday,
Jan. nub, 1387.
FRANK 30 Y A NS,
Principal.
1-5-87 .-;t
Oovjiglo. and Orouirp
O "CJ IR, 33 .
..linvo used pelham's Poetorul Syrup
for several years, am! ilo not know Us
equal as an ex ? .eetoranl.
.IKS. :!. M I.I.I \ AN,
i ?'.itirons, s. c."
"We do i ol hesitate lo roeoninietul
Pei bain's Peetornl Syrup for (!*.>U?IIH and
("olds, it ?o?s our b'eartv ondorsenieiH
boouuso of tho areal irood ? luis dono us.
SI LAS JOHNSTON H, Master.
CRIS. W. ML'BKK, .Ut. at haw..
Ne A'berry, SI. <'."
^tSX-<'iiM for it a*, your Druggist.
Por s ale ev< i y w lu ri'.
B. \ \ ros i:s- jfc r.it- >s.,
Soie Agents, Laurens, s. C.
Probate iudore's
Sale.
I rby ! I Put nam :>s
Adm'i-.ol' win WI I.phthil lo seel
Putnam doe'd ^ reality in iddofpcr
vs. I sunnily.
Povdoi Pu am
Ot ul
Pursunni ian order in tho nbovo sta
ted ease, .1 \?;i ?ell al publie outcry at
Laurena: IL, K. C.,ou .Sitloadiiy in Fob
? fu?ry noxt, tho following Kool conto
situated In tho County au : Stato aforo
I said:
Tract No I. I lonies toad, coutnintng
Ninety-two acres moro or loss, Uoundod
by lands of Marlin (Hiddle, Thomas
Kenndv and other?.
Trai t No.'.', containing Seventy-three
acron ii.oro or loss, bon tided by hinda ol'
F li Martin, A Choi k and othors.
TKHM.V; Ono half eash, Imbi nee on a
erodlt of IwClvo mont hs, willi interest
from tho day of ?ale, tho erodil portion
io lie see i u-ed liv tho bond of i Ii.- |iii rob
in -r. and a iiiortgago of Hie promises
Sold.
The purchaser lo pay for papera.
A. W. IU?H S SIU!'.,
Jan,l?,iss7 Judge of Probate
ll
[?au ?-i
'irncywtrr^ w'^'Uiii '<?vrr"?"H ^---rw^qj :?
UiStaM uB-*.-.? IVM /*..* t/tkl?U *-.v*?.\ K*.*'* h
I ST. Is A ULA CK s i LI< 1)1
the ono holding tickets nggregu
bongil I durin?; lite < ur |887.
2ND. Is ' IVKIiCOAT, Viv
aggregating the :.f ::! largest ninoi
8RD. ?. M BOLT OK STAN
.^T co, to the uni- holding tickers a?:
goods liouglii during thc year 188<
.l id ?. A. pair Ol' L A DI i'S er li
uno holding ti .!.<.( . aggregating ti
hough! during tho year 1887,
Tickets iud Issued for loss tim:
AT Tl ii'. KM Pt >R1 vs
W.H
W. I. c
NO. 831 BROAD STREET,
-Wholesalo and I
Cook Stoves ant
OF BEST 1
In Shock, Mint/Mb,,:
6 Car Loa ? \ ' "OOK!V'O f . "va {
500 GRATER Plain ne. . .?U.
2 (Jar Loads Fina BUICK.
??o Boxes '-CHARCOAL." TIN ROOFINC
100 Bundles SIIRKT IKON.
2 < 'a ? I. ?' s HURT ZINC,
GAI-VANIZKO IKON, SOLDRR, ETC., ET
TIN WA ?nc, Stamped and Pieced, In gr
?alo.
HT Buy thc "EXCELSIOR" COOK S
for yours, giving satisfaction.
IW11E ATI NO STO V ES-for COAX, or
tajTScnd for Circulars and Price?.
AugUSU, Ga., Hapt. 28, 1886.
i A NEW i
I N addition to our stock ol bea
plies, wo have received n CAR-LO
WAGONS A?
Which we propose to soil nt K
the dotti ii ntl for strong nod durable
fill to BOlOOl tho very best in the nu
Old H iel? >i
By purchasing in car-load lots,
wo ure enabled to oller aupoi'ior sob
Hiram W I)
Is tho bo li ??II earth for tho nu
Call and examino our stock and prl
Respoc
.# MARWIN
LAUREN
The Stale o? South Carolina, Laurens
County.
A. M. Nlohols as Administra-"1
or ol'Sm all Itryson, doceasod.
Plaintiff.
vs.
Nancy llrvson, FOI ?Kn A?
Tnoinpaon. Win. DrysoUi Mar- Poll?
u'<-rrt lllnkoly, Kli/.al.oth J. I tlonfor
l?'10tntng, Martha Sloan, John } ll n u 1
T, I'loioinir, Salllo J. Jackson, 1 Bottle*
(da Itatlknlght, tiOU M. Olintn- | mont,
blain. Eliza Gibson, L. C. Iflom
Ingi i{. I', ..?'leming, 15? Oar
Illiston, Corrio Jones, J. 0.0.
Plomlug.
Defendants.
\V boroo a Itappaarsto my satisfaction
thiit .Ioho 'P. Klcminu', Salli" .1..hickson.
Ida Itaukuight, C.li/.a <;iiis..n, lt. P.
Flouting, resido without and beyond
thc limits of this Stale, ami thal tho
sai<l par'ies uro distributees ol" Sarah
Bryson, docoaaed.
Sow p. is or Icredi that tho sahl partie:,
non-ros.donts of this State, bo ami ar?
horohy attintnoncd anil required to bo
ami appear at a Court of I'robato to bo
holden at Laurens C. ll., In ami for sahl
County ami Stat?', on tho .'Mst ?hiv of
January, 1887, lo show causo, If any they
can. wliy a final settlement of the ext-.te
ol* Marah llryaon, (leeoascd, not ho ha l
ami a doereo t boroo ti e;l von, or their eon.
soul, on falling to ans\v< r will ho outorod
of record.
(liven under HIV hand ami soal of o (ll ce
tho20th day of Is oven i her, A. I). 188(1
A. NV. ?I HNSIDK,
J ml jr o of Probate
Masters Sales.
STATE SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LA URIONS*
CO'* HT OF {'OM MON PLEAS.
Martin M." IVugue,^
Plaintiff, I
against > Helier,
William T. Kinley, [
Defendant, j
ruraunnt lo .ludginont for salo in tho
obovo stale.I c.'iso, [ will soil at ijauretis
c. H., at public outcry, ott Salesday io
February next, hoing Monday tho 7tb
?lay of tim month, during tho legal
j hours for sales, tho proporty desealboil
:. ? follows:
All (lint trad of hind lying hoing
and sit nat e in tho Conn ty mid State,
aforesaid, containing Throo hund
red and thirty-three nero? mot.*
loss, und hounded hy lands of .Jus.
Finley, Orconbury Fuller and ^th
ors.
TERMS-One-half of tho purch
ase money lo ho paid cash and tho
balance on n credit *<f twelve
months wi|h Interest from tho day
of salo secured hythe bond of the
purchaser and a mortgage of the
premises,
Thc purchaser t<? pay for papers.
C. I). BAItKSDA LE,
Master, i" c.
January l ot li, 188(1. it
y*
3L\Jmm? ?iJUl -?J ....JJ Sk*m\ti8' &
tESS PATTEKN, Vnlue $20 00, io
ting Hie larg? it amount of ;.<;..;!
I ne .fri tu?, to tlie em- holding tickets
II ? of goods bought dnrlng \f>$7,
DA HI) HLRACIIJXCJ, Valued al
gregnting tho next largest amounl
' EN TS SHOES, Value $*?00, to the
bo next largest amount of goods
i One dollar. Tins i< a grand offer,
ti
. GlLKEf<SON.
)ELPH,
AUGUSTA, QA.
lotall Dealer in
1 Heating Stoves,
?AITERNS.
'-rate? and Tinware.
vro /as,
eat varloty, very Low Price?, at whole
TOVK. This Stove haa been sold by us
WOOD,
W. I. DELPH.
DEPARTURE
Li :
\ y groceries mid'plantation sup
AD of
ID BUGGIES,
ACToitY PRICES. Appreciating
fni iii wagons, we have boon caro
trket, the Olobrnfod
y Wagon .
and soiling at tho shortest profits,
mntnges io our customers.
avis Buggy,
moy, Every vehicle guaranteed
ces.
tfully,
& F?LEiR,#
S, S. C
Undertaker's *
NOT ICK.
A lM'ge and varied assortment
or
COFFINS AND UNDERTAKRS GOODS
-Can ?lwy.su bo'lound
- at uiy stand, <*>ver -
MARTIN ? FULLER'S STORE
LIVREES, S C
jgKJF?iionrxo sent ivli u tlosircd.
Night villis promptly attende ! lo
l>y '.-aliin;;-at my resilience iii Jersey
g-, Wt ??R?ET
Ac Aceat
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AUGUSTA
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(UXOt-?fl O.NK MANAOBMFX?.)
Proprietor.
Those Hotels aro centrally loe**
loi! on I?M> ni'M root, Hie principa
business thoroughfare of Augusta
:u)<? nro llrsi elliss Sn .".ll respects.
Use Ll. ol rio a nd <;a--- lights: elec
tric boll 'ii nil rooms; street curs
pa.--; thc door every ?ivo minutos
for nil paris of tho city. Tho AU
GUSTA und t? LC) ? i:: ob I porters
meed passengers n' iii depots with
linc carriages, hus and baggage
I wagon. 'Travelers are ri if nos I od
pot io ;?:V.- :I?> checks on train.
Mr. Doolittle was formerly eon
? noded ivlth ll-?- Tontine House,
N<".\' IlllVI M Rlld \\\ -lt I ?ld HOlel,
N. J.
T?TiHTTsT
C av o a bs, Tracie Mark x
and Copyrights
Obtnlnod, and .ill business in tho U. s.,
Pilton I OObi . at) Hided lo ni M OLK lb
ATI', I?'KKK.
Our ollioo is opposite (ho t '. s. Potent
(lillee, .IIKI we etui obtain Putouts in loss
time than thoso rein?te froth WASH
INGTON. I
Scad MOI>i:i,or DNA WINO. Woud
viso ?is in patentability free of nhargo
and wo make NO Cll'AROK llNM-hSK
WK OBTAIN ! ATKXT. Wo rob r li UM
lo the (nxliu. xler, oHlcinls ol' (bo I . s.
Pu teilt nil lee, I'm- oireuloiv, ac viso, tor III-i
ainl ron reuen? I * aol uni el len bs m your
ow u stale or Cou II ty, writ*1 . . .
C\ Ak Snow A Co.,
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!<Totio? "to
CRICDITORS
T?3 S'.ll* J.' Mill .UV 1 lilia,
corri- COM NON I'M".\s.
.lanie- M. pennon,Plaintiff,against
(.luirle- A. fhixon, as KNoeutorof
Nancy ft tow 'arl, ol al, Dcfondaitt?.
- lb dir.
Notice i< hereby given Ihnln !lef
orchoo .ii!! bo hold in Hie aluce
slated eahsO on tho 2lsl day of
January, IM87, at Hie M tutor's Of
lice m i u u rons O, IL, 8. (-, nnd nil
person < having claims against tho
l-l tate of Nnpcy fl town rt, deceased,
uro notified Unit I hoy must presen I
and provo them on (lint day ut (he
Uo fe roneo, or ihey will l>o barred
C. D. UAllKiSDATiK,
Master 11. C.
Dee. 21, Ift8ft-?t
STATl l OP"SOI TJl <LV?u)Ui\A
-( M > I NT Y O F Ti A U R I-'. N s. - l N
Till: !'!'( IBATK COURT.
\Vui:ur.AS, a. \V. Shell. c. ?.. e., Ims
applied lo ino foi i.. (torsol Administra
tion on ibu Kulali of li. ii. Watkins, do
eeasod.
'! in io arc tiicreforo to ? ?te .-.ml admon
ish rill nd singular Ibo kindred and
creditors of sahl deceased to ha and np?
poar botoi'ojnio, in I ho Court of Probate,
to bo holden ul Isu.ns (.'oort I (ouse,
on tho flrd.diiy et" Mureil I8S7, to sbo\i
causo, ii any Ilioy cnn why said Letters
should net be grntiled.
.'.ii o. i- ns lin vint claims ngnlilal Said
? nt ii to v ?1 pro lent tho saine on or before
(bul day, m bo ron vcr burred.
(liven'under my band and seal, this
lin b day of January, I8S7.
\. \V. llUitNBTOE,
(ll Probate Judiro.
K. L tt l
Would inform lils friends mid
tin- public gem rolly, (Inti lie lins
oponed out .? full lin" ol tho choic
est
w iia?s
A V I )
WHISK LY, BEER, AC,
which ls absolutely puro and which
iso OfTorS at tho lowe d prior.
Call at corner Main ami Harper
sts., lore formerly occupied l>v
Royd.Pluss A Co.
Betti ement
- A N I) -
DISCHARGE*
uv permission of A. W. purhside?
Probate Jndfro, f will settle tho Katata
ol - rah Itryson, doccaaod, nt lils ni?eo
at I,nu rc ns C. II., Oil the :!lst dav of J nil
li M ry, 1887. at lo o'clock, A. Ml. und at
tho same limo will apply'for it thud ole
..baree.
AU porsonrf having demand! against
said KatAte fire hereby notilled to pre
?onj I lie sanie in duo tiu ni, on or DOrorO
said day, or be forever barrodi And ali
indohted aro required to muan payrnenl
by suld timo.
A. S. NICKOLH,
Adniinistralor.
Jun. 4, 1887-lt
INFORMATION
MANY PERSONS
at th ts season
Buffer from
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Rheumatism,
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toning tho uervca mid strengthening Die muscles.
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I nd ! ?rill nu rind ConsllpnllOII, by aiding lb" n??lm
ii.i! .. Koot! i li nm nb t hr prop? r uctluu ol' tho
stomach ; U croules ? healthy npp<ilte.
i-VOLINA CORDIAL CURES NERVOUSNESS,
Depression of (?plrlts nn I Wcakuoss, by cullven
lug and toning tb? system.
-H-VOLIHA CORDIAL CURES OVEHY/ORKED
mid Delicate Women, Puny ?nd sickly Children.
lt ls delightful mid nutritions M s? general Tonio.
Vol lim Aliuiiiinn nml Tlliiry,
for 1HH7. A biiiidsonu', complete
?nd useful BOOK, lelllnu bow lo CUKE
jiisi'Asr.s ni IIOMK kn it pleasant, natural woy.
Malled OU receipt Of tl Sc. poslngo stump. Address
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GEAK I NO I Brass anil Iron
A Full Stock of Sup; lies, cheep and p.ooi.
BELTING, rAi KING and OIL.
rarazmTiaEsriVi.' ca i^c^ti^szssa
At BOTTOM PRICES
AND IN SI OTK KCK
i?no:w B?T m-XBVKUY.
aa II II iii i in ?etr^rr..77m?3
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i GEO. R, LOMBARD ft GO,
Foundry, Machina und Hailer
Works, AUOI S TA, OA.
OVE PAKSENOHK D13PO t\
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Aller Forty years*
Si poi le nee in tho
j.r. parM ion of ni.-ro
limn (inc Hundred
Thousand applications fe.r patenta ia
bo United ? ?nd loreign coun
tries, tt s publishers of the heiontiflo
Amerhan continue lo un tx solicitor*
/'.r patents, ?.?r.-Mn. trade-marks, copy
right?. pic. f ir ill? United States, and
to obtain put ont* in I'vivi?, England, France,
German). end nil other countries Their eipert?
.nen ni uuu (italed M. ; thur (aoilltles aro unsur
passed.
Drawings ?nd specifications prepared and fllo'1
in tb? Patent Ohles on short nollco. Terina very
rosaonnblii. rio ol argo f'.r etainlnallou of modela
or drawings Advice by lesli free
Patents obtained t hi mrb Munn AOo.sro noticed
Intlio KCIKXTIKIC AMiatlC AVwhich hoe
tb? laru.>M olroulat lon and ls Ins inoal Influential
newspaper nf ila kimi published in lb? world.
Th? advantages of mich a Holies orrery pa'.suteo
Under.tandn.
Thi-i lar^? ?i'll sri'endidly illustrated newspaper
la put UM.ed WKI'.UI.Yat * tm a > ?ar. andie
.din il (eil to be itlS best paper devoted to ?. ??.neo
?a?chenlos, Inventions, engineering works, ena
other department* of Industrial progress, pub
li? .ed in any country, lt cmiiain? ili? name* of
all patent?e? and I Ul? nf every Invent lon pat outed
each week. Try it fmir months for ono dollar,
bold by all new.dealer?.
If jon ba.o an invention to paton! writo V>
Munn A Co., publishers of Koonin.u Aiuerio
Kl Broadway, Sm York.
t UaudouuK about p&Umls mailed fra*. '
KOI.MES' SURE CUR E
.\!t>l"i'?f XVASH AND DHMTIt'IUCn
?'upes IHcodltiK (innis, Cl co ra, Soro
Month, Horn 'flinmt, CICIUIHI - tho T. dh
uiul I'tii'illcx thc Kreuth. I sen mai tots*
"i.mded hy inadinu (loni 1st. Pre
pared liv Ora .1 P. ,v XV" ?I II.MUSJ
Dentist, M neon, (In. Rur sile hy Ul)
drugult and dentist, und In Luiroua bv
Ol'. 1*. II, C(iNN-Ut. 25 ly.
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All persons holding money cle
rnniHlri tigninst Hie ?slate ol' Col. IL
l\ Todd, deceased, are requested lo
pre-cut them to tho undersigned
properly a nt h< ntleated on orbororo
the 20th doy ol" January, I8S7, and
all persons indebted to smi<l . state
an- reiinestod t.> make payment nt
oneo.
NV. li'. MARTIN',
Atty, for Rxocntrlx.
"I am travelling for
D ?M? BATOR'S
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
LACRE NH, H. C.
And tM*k I will lOU there EM* ?