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JFhe Advertiser, ll'J -.-J.-!_._!_!_LL! LAURENS, March 10, IH87. fcJH-i .? . ._? .i?OGal anfl Specialis, Tho examination for teacher will ho mi Friday tho 1st day ? f April noxt and will continuo throe days, Mahwsos and Syrup of all grades. Pri cos to Huit tho purchaser at SULLIVAN A MI LA M'S, Or?, S. C. Thor? was nu impromptu danoo nt tho Kondella Hotel last Thursday night. Thu music WOSfurnished hy un Italian band. Wo uro puinod to announce tho death of Miss Mary Drown, an estimable young Indy ot Cross Hill. Sbo was bur led at Liberty Springs ebureh on tho llb inst. Tho Newberry Hamid ?fe Newx bas hoon sold by A. C? Jones, former Editor and Proprietor, to Messers E. A. Auld and W. P. HOusoal. Mr Auld will bo editor. For quality and quantity of chowing tobacco, go to Sullivan ?V M dam, Ora, ti. C. J. W. Jonos, tho Clorkofthe Council ls busy collecting linea and licenses for tho council. Under tho new ordinance i skill and brains aro taxed RH well ns li . quor and property. < A Tnrmor living two milos from this 1 piuco, wns beard lo request a policeman I to visit his farm for tho purpose of ma- i king some arrosts. Ho dosiros tbroo ot < his laborers harnessed for vagrancy. Jonos, tho slayer of tho Prossloya in Edgeflold, bas bonn convicted of mitti slaughter boforo Judge Norton. Judge Norton's charge to the jury was lull and ablo, and occupied ono hour. Homo citizens living in Brooklyn bavo no outlet rroin their dwellings to the public highways. It is right and highly Important that tho town COU not I should give thia part of tho town tho attontlon In tho way or opening now streets so much needed. A ease wont up to tho Supremo Court of tho Un I tod States for tho State of Tenn, in whloh it was decided that a drummer Helling goods by samples from another Rtato could not bo taxed for tho privi lege of soiling, it being a violation of the Inter-states commoroolaw, This dont might apply to a rooont ordinance of tho town council. It ls approhondod that tho heavy frost on last Friday night Will bo injurious lo tho fruit trees now in full bloom. Fine trees should bo mulched down with leaf mould to prevent early blooming, ll is sub! that Arc built in an orchard on a frosty night will protect tho germs. Tho right of trial by lory is sahl to bo tho bulwark nf our English liberties. ' It is peculiar to tho English law and tboso countries Inheriting the S3'stein ot Eng lish jurisprudence, it antedates Magna Charta, and the Norman Inyasi >.,. Tho beauty about a jory trial is Unit no ono of their number is responsible and no body can blame thom. They nm tho conservators ol' tho lives, liberty and proporty of their follow citizens. They aro a representativo body and carry Into tho Jury room their own rights ns well as tho rights of their fellow citizens. Tho safe guard of our rig lus ls tho jury trial? the safe-guard of the jury trial la a woll informell mind mid enlightened conscience and tho safe-guard of the lat tor is tho education aud virtue of the people ISO barrels of flour just reoolved at SULLIVAN' Sc MI LA M'S, Ola, S. C., from l-l.so to jrt.oo por barrel. On Thursday night last, somo un known porson entorod a snannd story room In tho house of Mr fl W Cor bet of thia place, in whim four of Mr. Corbet's daughtora wore sleeping. This unknown person touched tho faeo of ono of tho young bulles which awakened lior with a scream, wborupon tho burg lar flod through tho window which bo ?ntorod. Mr Corbot sont to Oreen- fllo for blood hound to track tho orlmi 1a\ On ?Sunday morning, town Marshall, L A I.nngston arrested a negro by thc n anio of John Goodwin and carried him to Mr Corbots whoro ho was Identltid by tho young ladles as tho mun. Trial JJustice Miller Issued a warrant and ho was lodged in Jail. Ho is sahl to bo an ex convict. His* LI/.zio King ls visiting tho fam ily of Mr. William Scott in town. Tho Dov. Dr David Krlorson preached In tho Presbyterian church last Sunday morning and night. In tho mm dug ho took his toxt at tho lil verso of rt chapter of Jeremiah. "Thu* said tho Ixird, stand yo in tho ways and soo, and ask for the old paths w'ioro is tho good way and walk thoio In and yo shall And rest for vour souls " In tho Introduction to bis discourse. Dr Friorson traced the character of tbo .Tows from tho call of Abraham down to tho oni Mvity of 1 si eal under tho Assyrian King, although they had boon called as tho chosen peopio to wnom had boon commuted tho law tho thoograoy, tho promino of a mossinh, yot thoy wore so pu fled up with pride and vaulting ambition that lt bookine noooss nry for their religious correction for thom to bo led timo and again lntoeantivity, and that their govern mont should bo over thrown. Aftor tho church bad boon re vived snow by Christ, and after the ox p ratlon!of three centuries of adherence io ?he faith, she began to st retch out ber hand after the practico of tho Roman civilization and tho torin of tho Roman government, to such an extont that lt Locarno noeofcsary by tho reformation of the sixteenth century to break off from the corni pt practices that had crept into the church, ?nd to ret um to "tho old paths." This Tdoctrlne of tho toxt he ssld might have some application to the pr set icc s of the proton t timos. When men was expelled from the (larden or Edon tho edict went forth, "bv tho sweat of ?hy brow shalt, thou est bread," and looking from tho'r ftrnt .state lt was oullcda curse but lt wo? 1 fact a blessing. After the fall cf man his morai raoul ties bc amc perverted mid dislocated and lio was inclined to two extremes, idleness, iml'lloronoo, amt sensuality, on tho one lined, ami a fovorish activity, greed ami van (ting ambition on tho oth or. Uenoo it iu well to return, 1st, To "tho old paths" of industry on joined upon man soon after h's lull as the safestcourse to restore him to Eden* ic huppiucvH. 'Phis tendency ot mans' nature t > ono of the extremes mentioned has developed itself in these later days into a restivo spirit of discontent nient with ones resources and the legitimate increase of industry, which too afton ends in tho contraction of burdensome dobts ami unhappy finan cial failures. Thc sumo spirit also lead? to tho growth and extension of tho wealth ol'the capitalists and tho exist ence of monopolies tn the one hand and the dissatisfaction of the laboring man with the earnings Of his industry iii the oilier, and tho unhappy result ls the want of harmony between labor and Capital and to tho riso of tho workJng men'sorganizations and strikes. 2nd,''Tho old paths'* of doctrines. To understand ami derive practical bonoflt from Arithmetic or Geometry or Chem istry, you must adhere to the tlrst prin ciples of thes j branches of science. So in rollgiotl, you must stick to tho funda mental principles ol'the gospel us taught lu the scrip'.ines. Religion is not incant us some say to lie a light of society, a forerunner ol civilization und un ndjnnct of government, but it is th? gift of (Jod to man for tho salvation ol his soul and to give him lit prepnrations for heaton. 3rd, Adhere to "tho old pat he" of obe dience. SODIO men say that it is wise und phllOBO] hlenl to rest on tho Sabbath illy so us to be rondy for tho next week? work, und Mr. Ingersoll observes tho 'Sabbath perhaps from a bollol in its utilitarian value to man and beast," hut lt is not right t< shift tie grounds of your medienee. A dutiful boy obeys the .ninniatnls Of his mother, simply boonu s ibo commands, So the christian should keenjthfl Sabbath day and the othorjeom natids of (?od beouuso of his example ind command and not from a utilita rian spirit, thus changing the grounds ol' pour obedience. bailie'., look herc! Wo offer advantages to cash buyers hat will never 1)0 found in the beaten lath of regular trude. We buy immense ob lots from bankrupt concerns who ure 'orcetl to seit, and our prices are final, . KCISIVI:. and ORUSIflNGI Kollowlnii YO give facts und ?gures flint will ?ot itid cnn mit Ucl Ludios* elegant plush hand bags, loe; Russia pocket hooks, 28o (worth7.">c): Al igator specie purses, nickle frames, hall map, largo slzo,22n; Ladios two bladed ten knives, shell handle, 20c; Mailloiiro tnives, for nager nails, 15c: Charm knlv (S,"10oi "Oem" carpet stretchers, the Kist, 8ftC| Madam Louis bair crimpers, Oos liabv pins, fine gold plated, with 'Habv." "Darling," .'Pel," etc., with ont 0ttors,20o a pair, (worth 50c)? ulereo icopos, fancy hoods, -10c, (worth $1); Stereoscopic views, Amerieun, forolgll, .omie, statuary and aotrossoa, 60o per lozon, (worth $2)} gilt odge playing cards Mle u puck, (worth 7.">e); foin Thumb ?laying cards, Me; handsome leatherette . boto albums, Kilt edge, 25cj Music box es, very line, fl.10; "Mikado" bangle bracelet, latent thing in linties jewelry, ?Oe; opera leather fans, cardinal, blue, link or while, bone stick, 500, (worth ?L25)| Ladies shears, nickle plated, .> in., !0e; Colored photos Of ltd rosses, ldc each, I for 25o? Sewing machino Oil, (best iporm), :i largo bottles, 23o; Lubina coin lexlon soap, nie, .'leakes for 23c; Lubina Deautifyiuv powpor, I2c;4,Cosmotlci|Uo" or tl.O huir, 25o. Lyons tooth powdor, argo bottles, 15e; Potrolouin Jolly po nado, 3 bottles for 25o; Ooruinn cologne, i now and lasting por fumo, 30o, (worth Tie); "Stolen kisses," an OX tra fl Ito per il mo? !<>;.. worth (worth $1 (; Fr?lich shoe tressing, befit quality, :t bottles for 25o. These, nee nil great bargains. No order tiled for less than one doline. Hand mme nickel watch locket, ?.bain and .harm, ii/'in beautiful satin lined case, I i ern /ree wi til every tr itt I artier amount Itg to over tire dollars received (lurline he next 30(lays. As ali goods not sut-j ?slaotor muy ho returned, ?/"" run rn? fisk 111 sendintr us n trial order. Address, Till". KM IM RE NEWS CO., I 2-87 Syracuse, N. V. Mention this pipe.-. Personal. M \ John I). Sullivan of Greenville, ivas in town on Tnesdsy. Miss Abbin Holmes hus hoon for some dino um! is yet very ill. Dr. O, B. Mayor, Jr., of Newwcrry, is in town on pone.n.il business. Mrs Rosa Hlmklns of Erigoflold ls on i visit to her son Mr L. W. Simkinsof his jillie . Mr Chm'.ton Todd who hus hoon ntten llng the Anderson High-School, la homo in abrlofvls'.t. The town Marshnls, L. A. Langston ind 1*. H. Martin hnvo donned their now uniforms. Messrs. J. II. Haywood and Tl. O. Morgan Of Groenvlllo, argued u cuso ho Toro tho Clerk of Court on Tuesday. The (Nmiity Hoard of Equalization was in session Monday? hut did not finish their work. Adjourned until Friday. Misses EMMA ADAIII, 'KM M A PlNKIiY, FLORKM?V BOYD, EVFIR WATTS, and M ATTI K ANDKUSON of Clinton, have been visiting nt Trous. .Ino. II. Copeland's luring the pr.ftt week. Mr Frank "s. Anderson, left Inst week forToxns. Tho business of the linn of which ho was a mouther will bo contin ued hy Moss lloyd and Anderson. Capt J A M RH B. MAPS, tho great civil engineer,dlod of pnoumonlu on tho int 11 mst., nt Nassau, N. 1?. Ho was tho in ventor of the great jottles for Improv ing h arbora. Mrs. W. P. Hlx ofNow York, and her dauld'ter Miss Rota, aro on a visit to rolativoH in Laurens. They aro well known horn and their frlemlH wlli ho glad to moot them. T. J? LaMolt Esq, was in town \nnt wook In tho interest or two of tho host journals In tho state, tho Southern t'hris tiiin Advocate and the Columbia flegisUi. Tho Advocate has reeontly been enlarg ed and improved, while that ovor true and staunch organ of domoereey tho Register, has recently added a full corp Of cor respondent -, hi all (lie towns of the stato ?nd ls ono of tho newsiest sheets rocolvod vt this ofTico. T)rT Ersklno Todd, and Miss Magglo Konnedy, of Nowhorry were niarriod on last Wednesday in Newberry County hv tho Rov. Mr. Hassell assInt od by the Rev. D. A. Todd. On their arrival In Laurens ti e..nibil r?ception was awaiting tho bridal party at tho resldeneo ofJMr Sam oul R. Todd, the tarthoi ot the groom. Tho liaplly pair havo our host wi slit>s. Another Art ?Orase. Tho latest uri work among ladies ls known HS the "Pren h ci ago" for deco rating eh'na, glasswareotc. It ls some thing entirety ?.. <. and ls both profitable nnd fascinating. It is very popular In New York Huston and other Eastern Otiles. To Indios desiring lo learn tho Art, wo viii send au elegant china phieque (also 18 indies,) liundsomclv decorated, for ii model, together witli box ol' material, IOU colored designs assorted in Howers, animals, soldiers, land scapes, etc.?completo, willi full in structions, upon receipt of only $1.00. Tho plaequo alono is worth more than tho amount charged. To ever lady ordering this onllit who en closes tho address of live oilier holies in ti rested in Art matters, to whom we can mail our new catalogue of Arl Hoods, wo will enclose extra and without charge au Imitat ion h an il painted I ir ass ;d aequo. Instruction I.U in painting, Hi colored pictures ftc. only I?c. Embroidery silk, in st quality, all colors,sile, per lOOskiens Tinsel braid, gold or silver, for art em broidery and needle work, largo ball, only 25o. Macramo cord, whlto OOo ncr ll?., any color, OOo per pound. Other goods at on ti all v low prices. Address, Tl Ik EM PIRK NEWS CO., Syracuse, N. Y, Mention the ADVERTISKU in writing. Itu rim Clionto'n Wit. Rufus CllOAte was constantly throwing off apparently careless utterances which held the germs of geniu s. Inspcakingof John Quincy Adams' relentlessness as a debater, ho said: ' Ile had an instinct for the jugular vein and the carotid artery as unerring as that of nay carniv orous animal." (if a lawyer who was ns contention!: ns he w as dull witted, he declared, "He is a bulldog with confused ideas." The court once demanded that he should find a precedent for a course of action ho had proposed. "I will look, your honor," he returned, with his peculiar courtesy of manner, "and endeavor to find a precedent, if you require it, though it seems to bc a pity that the court should lose tho honor of be ing the first to establish so just a rule." Of an ugly artist who lind painted a portrait of himself ho declared: "It isa FLAGRANT likeness." Ilia casual criti cisms were full of meaning. After look ing through a volume of "Poetry cf tho East," he said: "The Oriental seems to lie amply com petent to metaphysics, wendel l idly com petent to poetry, ccarccly competent to virtue, and utterly Incompetent to lib erty." This was expression treated as a fine art. hut those of US who oro not geniuses might moko it a finer art than wo do. Youth's tbmpanion. A Fireproof Tree. The Gardeners1 Chronicle mentions a curious tree, a species of rliojvola. cf con torted appearance, and growing to a height of about twenty feet, which is said by Mr. W.l hi.deton l')yi r to be absolutely indestructible by bro. and which survives in large districts in South America, where tho dry pastures and bush arc burned twice a year, and everything in thc way of vegetable life is destroyed, with tho exception of this treo.-Scientific Ameri can. Degradation ?>f Om- Hace. You can astound yourself by keeping a census of tho finer, more promising boys in any town, nnd watching their progress for twenty years. You will find the waste enormous. It is the misery of mothers, the death of fathers, end thc degradation of the human race. Wo have embodied in our customs tho deliberate degradation of our human nature--Globe Democrat. Very Good in Ulm. ..Was it a lovomnSvh?" "Not exactly. She lived next ib^v, y.m know, Charles had read fto'fftowhero that few women continue their piano playing long after marriage and ho concluded to tm t lo it. \Vo didn't want to leave tie* noighlxir hood, ..you si*\ so Charles married her. Very good in him, wasn't it?" A man who stutters [mys out his words on the installment plan. -Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph. Tho Leadville mines have produced (1 l l,OOO,OOO to date. Ladles Guido to Fancy-work. Tills work contains nearly 300 hand some illustrations willi instructions for making hundreds of beautiful things, either tor adorning your homo or pres ents for your friends at a most trifling expense, Including all kinds of Paney Work, Artistic Embroideries, I.ace Work Knitting,Tatting and Not Work; contains designs for Monograms, Ini tials, Tidies, Lamhroo ns, Ottomans, Countcrpains, Hugs, Carriage ri.hes, Brackets, Wall Pockets, Waste Paper Muskets, Work Poxes, Work Krsknts, Work hairs, Pen wipers, Hanging bask ots, Catch-alls. Pin cushions, Footstools, Handkerchief boxes, (?love boxes, Card baskets. Sofa pillows, Table covers. Work stands, Table scarf screens, Scrap bags, Hand bags, Table mats, Toilet mats, hamp mats, hamp shades, Pillow shams. Pillow sham holders. Curtains, Toilet stands, Slipper cases, Petter eas es. Picture frames, Toilet sets, Cloths, Knish hobler?, Hassocks, Cigar boX08, Satchels. Paney Purses, Slippers, DrOS Sing gOWtlS, Music portfolios, Knife eas es, Kans. Klowor baskets, Plant stands. Plower pot covers shawl dress trim mings, Window shades, leather work. Spatter work. Leaf photographs and many other things. His handsomely hound, containing <>l largos column pagos, and will bo sent post pail! for only 80 cents. lt is the tinest hook on taney work ovor publish ed, and every lady Interested in house hold art shout I secure a oopv at once. Address, Til S EMPIRE NEWS ( <?.. Syracuse, N. Y. Mention this paper. #SP0JF?GASH# Moving at 2-40 speed with a big train heavily freighted with bar gains in Fancy Family Groceries, Confectioneries, Av., Ao" lins just "dumped" a large portion of them into thc "LUCKY" STORE of J. II. JAMBS, who ls now run ning n regular schedule,constantly adding now goods to his already Mammoth stock, and Insists thal tho goods must go -CHEAP FOH GASH, in order to make room for FRESH ARRIVALS. Wewin not attempt to mention In detail the articles comprising our elegant stock, hut simply say to one and all, und especially the la dles and children COME AMD SEE FOR YOURSELVES. J. H. Jamo?. Lanena, H. C. Keb. 2Urd 1877 Um REMOVAL, ? beg leavo to inform my custo mers and the public generally, thai I havo moved my Bartoer Shop Into tho Kondella Hotel. ltcs^octfuly ii. M- Htoua. You can purchafl* thc only ROAD CART made that will not annoy yon with a Boro back horae.and are the easiest ol access, without torso motion, cheap und reliable. Auy ordinary ouKiry tiuruu.a adapted to their use. WK AUK TUE SOLE AGENTS KOlt New York Belting and Packing Co/s Standard Rubber Belting, Tho host made, and carry In Mock all sizes, 'l to ll Inches. Also, PURE OAK LE VTH Ult BELT ING, guaranteed to i>o AS GOOD AS CAN UK MADE. Tanned ami Uaw Hide l.aeo Leal nor, superior in quality (rcooinmciuin Itself.) Also, a full line ol MANILLA ItOl'K, all HUes, .Ma time on, lt.vets and Holt nooks at Lowest Prices. JUST UKO Kl Viii)-Seventy-five DOUBLE DARREL 8UOT GUNS, Ol Unproved patterns and host nakes of Mu/./..o and Drveoh Loader*. one cur load SlloT.to O'W SHELLS; nun Im 'lenients, Wads, Pow 1er, An., wh'ch wo witt run on* at l/iw Prices. Also In block eic most complete imo of IIAKDWAKK, eanx-nifrs' Toots, Ulaok? siniiiia Too s, Hollows, Anvils, Vice?, ol dDominion Nalia, spike*, Looks, muges Ac, which, having been bought at lowell cas'i prices 'ic fore tho ad valions, ouablcs us tu oller them at STItlcT UAH UAlNs. In addition to the above, we Will oller for tho next sixty days, to close out con?lituiucnta. al GREATLY R?DUUBO PRICKS: s.u. C5OPI<;N W\ TOV uuooiB K 16 roi' I'.I.K IONS ?ni I PUNKY I'll .KTONS. lo Bztended I'OPOAIIltlOLEl'VESaud suuitYS. 90ONE-1IOUSK WAUONS. 67 TWO. TIIUKK nial KO'.IU UOitSK WAGONS. These (rood > areordoreil a ltd, and will go at a aaoriH :e. Thor are all standard Work, and Bild a-lih the r ?ular twelv.- montu v ?ii.uaaiee, Aa examination ol tliesj vehicles will convlnoo any oue that they me ABSOLUTE HA Itu VIN'S. ? ur regular ?to k o* Kl \ BOPKN an 1 Tot? BUGGIES ls lnrgor timi f ir many years, and to triona wisiimx a at rio i ly Kine Hmoo* we can offer some ex ra anim- motts. Tltisstouk comprises um cele brate ! makes ol r?KA UK? iou A HM I I'll ami oilier ir sl-c a s m ik M, and aro 111 quail! y lili-: 1J HS I'. Durmgtne santo limo wo w li offer many specialties in Mindie and Dannie Harness, Ku?? Truck Uaruoss, Light and Heavy L'atrn/u llameas, Slmrlo amt u ?u ?lu Wagon Harness loo asi rtod SA 1)1)LtS, Ladles'und Mon's. Twoiotsot Socond-lland M'.Loll in sad.tic stirrups Loathers, Olrths, Un Iles, Ac, a' pn n er before o fer -1. V ?ii ca i alfar I tu turon away your old li !? ness sud buy nea- ai i tn- prices thean KU als will no sold for. We caa also offor extr m-j low prie'M ou a larga cJitilgnuont ot L1? VTII???t just raoelved, com. prsi'iif I* Ut l-l J phi I '?.if ml Kid son. Sion Lannes ail l'o;??.a,s; U\K au I Hemlock bo.e Leather, narawa Leathor, t'i'ii-r Loather Ac,.Vu. L^ok oulfor tue L" AHO AI NS tor Ino NKX I' .MX l'Y DAYS at GOODYE?B ?i CO'S. At tho Oil! Stan ;, oppislte tt-orgln ll dinn<I Bink, 70-1 Broad St. DAI nE.\ DQUARTEItS FOR CARRIAGES, WAGONS, Coach Materials, Saddlery, Harness, Loather, Shoe Findings, BELTING. Tue Finest and Most Varied Assortment of Chr. lren'a Carnago? Ever Brought to tho City. At all priced. Tidings of Comfort and %?oy To tliOBO who have boon wrenched ami jerked about bv so-called road carta. Wo now offer you thc moat delightful vehicle, with FINEST wheels and axlc3 for $35.00. Try or?o and save your health. Every mm who own? a horses, or wishss, to train a colt, should huveono, us tho prico is within tho rea di of all. DAY & TANNAHILL, Augusta, Ga. L,A.TT:R,3?i2-T?5 OO U JM 'X' X_ mm Por Sale-, A splendid farm in Spartanburg County on Pacolot Uiver. I.ot of (rood bottom lands. .Also up lands belonging to the place and in a good state of cultivation. Good wildings-Location healthy and very [desirable-Situated near the line of Spnrtailburg & Asheville: railroad. Terms easy-A bargain offered. For Sale A house and lot in the city of Groonvillo-Location one of (ho best, hoing oonvonionl io business portion Ol the city-Churches near lino of Street railway.- House COU tains 5 spacious rooms nil well ar ranged for convenience-Water splendid-Good servant house in Yard - Also stable Ac, on lot Price low-Term ; very easy No ensh wanted. Kor lion! Throo nt i m- houses ia th.! town of ksu - rons. l'i.it SALK: 3000 ?icu - land, looatod lu difTerou portions nf Laurens county. Foil S \ LI: Ol' IvBN r - A numil ir <>i ul mini roaldoncos Wi Mi c I.>v\ ii of ?.aureus. A new store llOIISO at illili Poll.t on the ii i, A s lt li, Prien low A splendid stand for a sture. V r par Imitare as ?<? nov of tho a*>ov o DroDorty call in <>r address 1 .1 M HAMPTON, M anngor. .1 c OAflTiTNOTON "i"" -UNDERTAKER'S NOTICE^ A lnr^caiitl varied Rssoitment ot COFFINS ANO UNDERTAKERS , GOODS. 1 ? it ik always be found at my stand, over MAltriN & T L LLI.ir? ST< ) lt K, L A T U K N\S, 6.C. Ctfri?eurxe sent when desired..jgfl Night dills pi'omully attended tu by enlling ut my residence in Jersey G . W. CORBET, Agent. A CT 0 At tho last rotular mooting, tho following resolution wm muru ?tisly adopted : RESOLVED} That SULLIVAN & MILAM'S store is Headquarters FOR Plantation Sajup-plies. Galano, cSco. AT wo have on hand n completo stoe'.< of rtroocrlc, Dry doods, Hoots, Shoos, Drugs, d hiss and T! M - wa rc, I II fuel overyl li i n ir usually kept suitatdoror far in ors, and will soil shuni low down for wish, or on i ho most reasonable no tus on cred it, divo us II call and ho convinced. Respectfully, 2-3IU-S7-2-8. ."I I.I.IVAN A M 11. A M. Ora, S. c. IS P. [s A RLACK SILK DRESS PATTERN, Value $20 00, to tho one holding tickets aggregating the largest amount of goods bought during the year |887. 2N i). I s an QV ISRC< ?AT, Value $12 00, to tho ono holding tickets aggregating thc noxl largest aniouul of good? bought during 1887. 3RD. Isa HOLT OR STANDARD ll LEACHING, Valued at $7 00, to tho one holding tickets aggregating tho next largesl amount goods bought during the year 1887. ITU. A pair of LARGES or GENTS SHOES, Value ?? 00, to tho ono holding tickets aggregating; the next larges! amount ol' good.-, bought during tho year 1887. Tickets not issued for less than One dollar. This is a grand offer. AT THF. ISM POR I UM. W. H, GlLKEP\8Q & ; A NEW DEPARTURE i IX addition to oe k of heavy groceries and plantation .sup plies, WC have received a CAR-L< IA D ol' WAGONS AND BUGGIES, Which we prc poso to sell ni FACTORY PRICES. "Appreciating tho demand for sining mid durable farm wagons, wo have been care ful to ?elect the very bes! in Hie market, ibo Clebraled Old Hickory Wagon . Ry purchasing In car-load lots and selling al the shortest profits, weare enabled louder superior advantages io mir customers. Hiram W Davis Buggy, T- tho best on earth for tho money. livery vehicle guaranteed Call and examino our stock and prices. Respect ful I v, MARTIN &. POLLER, _IA?KENS.S.C j ; Watch this space next week, i i It will tell you to go to WILKES' BOOK-a DRUG STORE -FOR THE BEST GARDEN SEEDS. This space will also point to I he numerous a 11 ra 'lions In Fa ney Arti eles, Stationery A e. kept by W ILK ISS, in lultlltitlll tu lt full line of tl i'll gs THE BIG EAGLE. J.R. COO PUR & CO'S, Mammoth Grocery Housoca 1 i>e found a full and completo stock of Prob Urocorlos*\vhich wo will sell low for O A- ?B 1>:l? tics wanting such will dowell to got our prices before buying. For they might save money "AND DON'T Vol FORGET IT." ?J. IR,. COOPER. &; OO. ALSO, We bavo soveral standard brands of GUANOS', which we oller on good terms. ?Soe us or \V. I). HARRISDALE before buying. J. B- Coopsr 8s Co. ::F0R FAMILY USE* We recommend our fino stock of Imported and Domestic -Brandies Wines, Whiskies, ?vc, at the following prices. Pure Mountain Corn Whiskey $1.75 to $2.00 per Gal. " Rock and Corn. .1.05 41 Kentucky Rye.2 00 " Rock and Rye.1.00 " Apple Brandy.8.00 Peacli Brandy 50 " Calafornia " ." " (iinger " .LT.") " French " 8y?ars old,.. .2 l>:> u Gin. imported ... .1.00 t% German wino, pure grapo.... 1.25 to $2.00 to I.80 to 5.00 to] 8,00 to 4.00 to 4..r)() to u to 8.23 per bottle, to 1.7.-? to 2.50 2.50 ti < u ll ii 11 per bottle, per gallon *' Catawba wins.1.50 tn " Port wine.1.76 to u .< " " Ginger Ale,per dozen bottles 1,00 ? Soda water, ? " " " " Sarsaparilla " " " " " Lager beer in keg, 50c per gallo i. ,4 in bottles, per dozen 1.2? Wo make the nbove goods a specialty, wo have also In connection a flue stock of Fancy and Domestic Crecerle*,Cigars and Tobacco Ac Pienso call and eonvineo VOursolf as to thc quality and prlco of our goods before buying elstwh.ro. L. & A KOPPEL 4& I