The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 23, 1887, Image 2
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LAURENS March 23, 18877"
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Jt ! .!* SSS.?"
NOW FOR A FACTORY.
The groat depression tn business
and tho BCtirelty of money Is pass
ing away. True, it is too Into to bo
of benefit to farmers, so that but
little comos into tho country, hui it
is a fact that tho outlook is. most
encouraging. Those communities
that aro giving attention to diver
sified industries, manufacturing en
terprises, will find tho effect of this
sooner than others.
Laurens needs factories. We
need a first rate cotton factory and
If only the proper effort wns put
forth we could have it. There h
absolutely no investment Ind tor
than a cotton factory it* managed
with any dogrco of ability. A new
factory nt Sumter, operated solely
by steam, make this showing:
Since January 1st "a dividend of 7
per cent, hns been declared, ten
per cent, has boen passed over to
tho surplus, $lo,()oo has been appro
priated for tho purchase of addi
tional machinery." Colton mills
all over the South aro making
money as woll as building up tho
communities in which they are lo
cated. Why it ls that no well di
rected effort hus ever boon made to
ostabllsh a factory at this place is
difficult to tell. It cannot bo from
u lack of confidonco in such an en
terprise. It must bo that wo have
no man who bas tho enterprise to
aturt the project.
t'A BLACK MARK FOK GROVICIt.
Some time since WO took occasion
to express our admiration for Pres
ident Cleveland und his courso In
vetoing the pension stool; and tho
spirit which prompted tia thea to ap
plaud, brings forth a groan when we
view his attitude towards the Uiver
-and Harbor Dill.
The Presidencias exhibited tho
best traits of a statesman and a
patriot, for which wi? honor him;
but, when he has allowed the work
.of400 legislators who have been
Htriving for years lo udjust Un- np
propiration due especially for South
ern river und harbor improvement,
to die because of his Innocuous de
suetude, in not familiarizing him
self with its provisions, WO cannot
Join those contemporaries who ox
claim "well done" simply because
it wa?; tho act of President Cleve
land.
If valid grounds for a velo lind
existed and the President had giv
en them to the public. WO would
then have given bim credit for the
most patriotic motives, however
mindi wo might have censured his
judgment; but be has failed to sign
this Important measure, simply be
cause he did not take tl mo to ex
amine personally the provisions of
tho act. Tho importance of tho ap
propriation In carrying on public
work for tho good of thc whole peo
ple, ls too great to admit such trif
ling. Not only will tho work on
rivers and hnrbors In tho Sou*h, be
discontinued, bul the work of Con
gress for'nionlhsT.as been sid aside
audit will probally be difficult to
get that body to arrive at :i conclu
sion on the various appropriations,
in any reasonable timo. Tho \\ bolo
North, and especially tho press o'
New York, has fought these appro
priations, for no other reason than
that it affects tho South; and inns
much as .Mr. ('loveland was unw ill
ing to give his reasons for a veto,
it looks as though this great ?md
good man could not resist the tem
ptation to pander to l Iiis prejudice
TJ1I0 "MEDIUM" ANSWERS.
"Would it not be well to exempt
from town taxes for ton yeats all
manufacturing enterprises employ
ing a capital of $10,000 or more ?" ls
ft question asked by tho Laurens
AnVERTlSKR. It would md bc
just to other enterprises. It would
bo against the law which requires
the taxation of all property accor
ding to value, Admitting that
the exemption would bring in cap
ital, why?shoukl $10.000 be the lim
it? A canning establishment could
ho started for #1.000. A stove fac
tory for $1.000. A wagon and buggy
factory could be put cn foot for
$8,000, Why should not such ?mall
enterprises be protected as well as
?ne of $10,000 capital ? There is no
equity in preferring manufactories
io other enterprises, it ls tho most
odious form of protection.-Abbe
ville Medium.
The abovo questions by Tm:
" ADVKUTISKH was asked en passant,
hut tho moro wo think of tho mat
ter tho moro lt appears to bo prac
ticable. Whatever brings capital
into a community benefits the
Whole people. If such an exempt
ion would induco Mr. AuMoun
to locate ono of his cot t oti seed oil
m ?Us in Laurens, would t he burd
ons of taxation bo heavier on the
other property owners of the town ?
Qa tho contrary, after ten years. if
t-.v.. .
would lighten their burdons* But
"it would be against the law which
"requires the taxation of all proper
"ly Recording to value." So it would
undoubtedly, but tho question ls,
would it not he well to chango this
law ?
As a matter of fart, ltd us soo if
taxation is equal. A man brlugH a
drove of horses io Laurens, and ho
pays $2.<)i) for tho privilege ofoiT
Orlngthem for salo. He may bring
a load of apples and sell with im
punity. A mau eau open a stable
to feed horses and he must pay II
conse, blithe can open :i -toro to
soil goods nnd pay nothing. A
lawyer or doctor mu d pay license,
not 'O tho mechanics.
If tho Immortal Shakespeare bad
lived In this ?go mid hoon n resi
dent In this community, tho world
would doubtless have missed ono
of his brightest poetic gems. Ho
would have hesittttod I?) exclaim
that
"Friendship ls constant bi all other
t Muirs
Save in tho ofllco nnd affairs of love."
This is emphatically a practical
ago. Every sentiment, desire and
opinion, is subjected to tho rigid
test of tho utilitarian,ami unloes it
conducen to swell tho oxchoquor,
is suppressed.
lt ls not in search of happiness,
but shekels, that men are ongnged.
So intent aro they, HO jealous lest
some trido ho lost, llmt they dare
not express an opinion. They talk,
they think, they act, from policy,
never for a moment considering
principle. Human nature leads ?
man to look to his own Interest, but
it is surely a perverso nature thal
will suffer him to betray a friend
to accomplish lils selfish designs.
Although many mon seem deter
mined to make tho experiment, no
ono bas yet succeeded tn being eve
rybody's friend. Tire spirit of tho
demagogue Is red confined lo the
politician, but is displayed m al
most every business transaction. A
man makes tho strongest profession
of friendship, ho swear:; vengeance
on your adversary lo prove bis sin
cerity, and yet, for fear of losing
tho good will or patronage of the
man on whom he bas ponied the
vials of bis wrath, ho takes from
bis friends to glvo to bis enemy.
We are commanded to lovo our ene
mies, nowhere is it said, "desert
your friends."
?o?DLaSocL?spoDfl?nG?
ruxTox.
tl ? o
(Mil-ton Guards is (lie name of a
new military company recently or
ganized here. The roll ol members
contains tho names of nearly all
our young mon, and numbers about
forty. If, Y. vance, Captain ; Prof
.J. I?.- Pnrrott, Senior Lieutenant,
and Joe A. Malloy Secretary and
Treasurer. Tho Company have
trl-weekty drills and are making
splendid progross. Wo predict
that it will pr<?ve to ho one of the
crack companies or the "old Pal
metto State," an.l in tho ovenl
of cither Mexico, or Canada, shall
conclude to give Uncle Sam a tus
sle, tho Guards will have their
place In tho plcturo.
Tho Eu kos mIan's, a young liter
ary society of tho c?nton College,
assisted hy a few young lady
friends, will glvo in tito chapel of
tho Orphans'Seminary, on Ki nlay
night tho 26th im.I., an entertain
ment in aid of their Society fund.
They have selected one of I'Veilch'fl
modern dramas, entitled, "Extrem
es." The casts of characters are
well taken, and wo believe it will
be a very enjoyable occasion.
General alcQuown hasbcon talk
ing to his friends again, this tune
en politics, and bas promised n
good many very important reforms
in small mat tors when he gets to he
a member of the legislature, which
he has no reason to doubt wi 1 ho
at an oarlv day.
The event (d'tho year in Clinton,
is tho Anniversary of the Presby
terian Sabbath School. A little
mort: than one month will bring
tho tillie around. Already partial
arrangOmi nts for tho occasion
have been made. Kev. Mr.
Ito-.,' of Greenville, has been
invitad lo deliver ail address to the
School. Everybody ls expoctod and
expectation la not likely to bo dis
appointed.
A gentleman of ample means was
In town a few day.-, ago mokine,
Inquiry for a residence for bis fam
ily, and said that the educational,
social and religious advantage;
of Clinton Were Mich that be could
not afford any longer to debar lils
family from, even if it might occa
sion bi .. some pecuniary sacrifice.
A drummer who lias been doing
business with clinton merchant*
for somo years, remarked on a rc
cent visit, timi there was no occa
sion for a man to soled certain
Clinton merchants to soil to, but
that ho might take (hem as they
came, thai noneof thom were broke
or ever intended lo break. 'I his
remark was certainly very compli
mentary to our commercial stand
ing.
Jt is on (Hf thal Clinton is to haw
ii weekly paper soon. So mote it
bo.
SIMPSON'S MILLS.
NIX.
We hope tho AI>VI:UTMI:II will
not think we havo forgotten it; bo?
;nuso WO have not appeared in
lome time, for we can say from our
lieu rt ; long live TffJB A nvr.r. risKii.
Tho wheat crop of this section is
oohing better for the time of year,
bim it ha? tor several years. The
?At crop is also looking well, at this
vriting, ??nd If nothing boppei
i o:nmrx~. u :'~ r:. ; ~ ? 7. - :??-.\-~.~I r ~.rv;"-.7r-reviraa\
thoro will bo ? good prop of small
groin made this your.
There i; moro compost, and home
made manure hauled out on tho
land thts year, (hun over was in
ono year bofore. Thin monks well
for reform, and lu I tor times In old
Lauron s our over holovo nbodo.
l'un.ua-s aro busy preparing for
(hoir futuro crop, and lt scorns from
tho way thoy uro planting corn,
Unit thoy have lound out tittil hog
und hominy nt home, Is bettor than
cotton seed and empt y dunno sacks,
poor horses und unroofed barns.
Wo noticed tm article upon tho
benoit! of n Teachers column in tho
AllVKUTTSKH wo Hunk that such a
thin;.': might load to :? great deal of
good to tho teachers of tho county,
and hopo it will be started If a col
umn eau be obtained for there ls no
ono so perfect that they eau not bo
Instructed In somo way or other,
and il* tho Touchers of the Comity
aro benefited tho wholo pcoplo will
reetovo some goo 1 from such a
soe ree.
Ono of tho most wonderful clim
ber in tho county is a you nj? man,
living not far from here, ho says
that on ono occasion be was dig
ging s well, lu walling it up tho
band s wore lotting down a rock that
weighed live hundred pounds when
tho rope broke and tho rock fell
down tn tho wadi knocking down
about forty loads of dirt. Hut there
ba?-poned lo bo tl eave into which
he ran,and saved hlmsoll front the
rock, but when tho dirt began to
Tail bo bad toclimb the diri ns it
fol!, and whon it stopt f : ? t i : i > - r li"
was stun Ung on top of the dlrl Noxt,
Another Art Cruzo.
Tho latani art work muong Indica is
kn<>wn as iii;- "Kr? n -li ??rngo for di co?
rating eh'tin, glassware otc. lt Is annie
thing rniireh/ n and I ? hoth profitable
and fascinating. It very popular In
New Yoi !. Ili'i ton lliul other '.ktetcrit
enies. To lada s desiring io lonni tho
Art, wo .tilt solid an elegant china
plaequn fsl/.o 18 in dies,) handsoinelv
decorated, for a model, together with
b?>x of mat rial. 100 coloriai designs
iiHsoi'led tn Howers, animal**, sol dh? rs,
land aeapos, etc.,complete, with foll in
strtudiona, upon receipt of only $1.00.
The plucipio alono ls worth more than
ih" amount ?Miargod. To
ovor la?lv ordering lld'; oil t ll I who en
closes I he address nf live ol her ladies hi
toroatod in Arl mattera, lo whom weean
mall our now cataloguo of Arl (foods,
we will em- I ose ex I ra a in I wt i bout ehtirgi
au boll il toil hand painted brass pla? (pie,
I n t rm i ?on honk in painting, IO colored
plein rea Cse, only lao. Mmhrohl -ry mik
host ipa al I ty, all colora, We, per lOOskiom
Tlnvel braid, gold or silver, for arl om
Ino*.?erv and medie work, larc.: hall
only ""ie. Mncrunic cord, white fine poi
lb., any e..?or. noe per pound, oiloi
goods al i uiiallv low prlci a.
Addross, TUN KMPMtfO NTKWM CO.
Syracuse, N. V,
Mention tho A nv KUTI sun In writing?
A nnth In Snit Latte. Tl
A reporter had a chat ibo othi r day
With ?i I ll irie- -, r.ian of thia city v. ho
Spoilt ll ?lay ill Bait L ike City not long
H;'o. Ile reporta that women und men
Ihero have a deprescod, melancholy I.>?>!<,
and give tho Impression thoy aro perse
cuted. Tho physical upficaranco of tho
women i.i good. An old man, a ittono
?:;er, wa3 las! by one of tho Indi? ll < f
Ibo party how many wives ho had. lils
reply win
..?*i>>:t know, madam, wo are oui}* al
lowed lo havo ohe.M
This old man trioil io ped ont what
tho vL?tor thought of tho I:\hnunda bill.
P. v-; ia hee l llmt tho reading doak of
tho Tabernacle was hung In bl i k. Thu
vn?tor tn I:e?l if any ono wi ro d< lid. The
reply was that it was dono in memory of
ti? eldora in prison. Tho gentleman
lo ? 1 ath hi Salt lake. Tho wi ter, ho
Kays, is much moro stdl iban that of the
ocean, so much co thal ibu ; fy! ndants
wara visitors not lo swallow it, ar: it
burna tho tisi.uea of '.'.c throat. It wail
vi ry ? asy lo ki op oilont In th . water, but
very hard to get into un upri ht position.
A trip ?ai Hie ut earner cn tho lako wau
tnlron, an 1 the captain ft?id lie could
make but Hirco knots nu hour liconttso of
tho great resistance of lb ? water, lt
wasr^i.ortcvJ that th ro wi re no ti h in thc
la!: \ bu! l!i ?vi '.t r lille ! a Ix ti!.? with th<j
water and found two bille fish in it.
Wry beautiful and bright crystal forma
Lo::., w\ r.> found along tba edge ?.f thc
lake looking Uko puro r candy, SOUK
of iii" !. : .... bushes, u! "ii which thc wah i
flowed, wcro covered with th's crystal
formation.--Kow York Mall and Lx
presa.
l?nY Clisreonl ls (Undo.
"('!:.'......nd lo duly appreciated by la**j
women," saldad aler In that commodity
lo a n port" r. "With it ono can build .
Uro in fivo minutes, lt is cheep. 1 ni
?h:ir?:oal ?.t $11 per chaldron, but pcddleri
Jeal it ?ait nt I flirt v-Pvo cents per bu Ind.
Vos, ?rharcoal Isa lilt dearer than coal,
but then Ibo latter <!. .?'i go BO far Ol
last KO long. Tho best chnrcoal upod bj
M\ roo fora cr plumers i? mn lo in tin
latakil!. or in tho WO?X1H of New Ji racy,
it ia made In thia wayj A cord < f vcoc<
a pla?- d ina cleared pioe?? fgr< und, wit!
!?;. clicks ; landing upright, in tho mk!
Ila ;v stako i.-; driven. Tlio fino and
?oarivo wo I. aro mixed olee i together w
i ? io nitdco a firm pile. The wholo ii
:overcd with sods and earth. A fire ii
ighted in Ibo ?cuter of tho pile (ind oi
ho top of which a hole is cut so os t<
lllow Ibo SlUOkO <.> e.a..? >. The lire i.
icrmittcd lo renoldcr fer twelve oi
Ifleen days, when tho ad Is taken off
V cord of woo l will turn out fron
won ty lo thirty bushels of charcoal, h
oniier years much moro charcoal ped
liing was done than how. Tho tradi
i aa protiy woll petered out, however
wi ig i > tho many hard coal peddlers."
-Brooklyn Englo.
Ladlos Guide lo Panoy-work,
Tins work eoni"Ins i. 'arly 800 hftnd
omo Illustrations w|lh Instructions io
naking hundreds of bountiful lldngi
Ither for adorning your hom.' of proa
nts for your friends nt a moat triillni
.?.pe,,He, Including all binns of Kane
Vork, Artistic Km broideries. Lae'
Vork Knitting,Tittling and Nol Work
ontnitin designa for Monograms, lui
?als, Tidies, Ln nih ran fis, Ottomane
lountcrpalns, Unga, Carriage, robe:'
Irnekols, Wall Pookol >. SVusto Papo
laskots, Work Ilexes, \\'<>r!< Brsketi
vork bags, l'en wipers, Ifanglnu ??HH|<
ts, Catch-alls, I 'in cushions. Footstool!
[andkorehlof boxen, ("Hove boxes, Cari
askots. Sofa, pillows, Taldo cOvon
Vork stands, Tabu? scarf screens, sera
ans, Hand bags, Tidde mats, T-die
lats, Lamp mat", hamp xliades, I'ilhe,
lill lits, Pillow sham holders, ('ur.aho
'pilotstands,Klipper cases, la tter eal
M PletUro frames, Toilet nota, Clotlll
IrUSh holflpfSi Hassocks*. Cigar boxes
atoll du, Fancy Purses, .'-.Uppers, l)ro?
lng gowns, Music portfolio**, Knife em
s, rans, flower baskets, Plant stand'
'lower pot i-overs Shnwl dress trim
linus, window shades, loather worf
patter work, Loaf photographs au
moy other thhurs.
Itls handsomely bound,containing (1
irgoB column pagos, and will ho sen
r>st paid for oiiij SO imita, lt ls th
neut boole on laney work ever pilbil*!
L rmd ovory Indy Intercalad in housf
pld.ar! sheol I cure fl eopv "f once.
Address, TU'.: I'M I'I UK ?S? IC WM ?:?)
HyrucusCj N. V.
Mention lids paper.
I
I aulles, look lioro?
WS offer advantages to edsh buyers
that will novor bo found in tho heaton
path of regular traill*. Wo hoy bunion- o
job lots from bankrupt concerns who uro
forced to 8clit and our prloOH aro ftiial,
t.ncisi vi-:, and ClU'SUINli! Following
wo K?v'0 faota and ligures (fuit u til not
dna cannot lie!
Ladies'elegant plush hand hogs, 40v
Russin pooket books, 28o (worthtoo)j Al
ligator specie purses, nloklo framos, ball
snap, larg.? ?IZO, -Jo; Ladies two bladed
pen knives, shell hnudlo,20oi Mnnlouro
Knives,for linger nails, ISos Charm knlv
es.'ble; "lli-ni" OArpOt strotehers, tho
best, ?looI Madam Louis hair crimpers,
LOej li do,' pins, lino gold plated, with
"Haby," "Darling," ..Pot," ct<\. with ?-ni
loiters, 20o a pair, (worth OOo); storoo
scopes, laney hoods, 40o, (worth il);
Stereoscopic views, Amor loan, forolKu,
eoinie, statuary and net rosses, OOo per
dox.on, i v. url ii .:-): gilt edge play I nu oards
.?ea puck, (worth 76c)s Vom Thumb
phi lug ea ia ls, lOoj handsome lonlborotto
pli?to aihttnis, gi ti nd go, 25o; Music box
es, very lino, si ll?; "Mikado" bangle
orncelot, latent thing tn ladies jewelry,
30/; Op ra feat bor fans, cardinal, blue,
pink or white, b ute stick. OOo. (worth
s t ,25)5 I ladles sliears, nloklo plated, 0 In.,
..!.>?., Colored photos of ac tresses, lOo oaoh, j
3 for 25o! Rowing machino oil, (host
sperm), '\ large ! tittles, 23cj Lu iii ns oom
poxion soap, lOo, !l cakes I'oriiSo; Luluns
iloautifylnv powpor, l'2o ; "Cosmotlcquo"
for t ho hair, 2?0I Lyona tooth powder,
largo bottles, 15c; botroloum jelly po
made, :t bot i h s l'or 2fto| t ?orman oologno,
anew and histing perfumo, 80e, (worth
75o); "Stolon klsaos," an oxtru tim? per
fume, IO.-, worth (worth $j ); french shoe
dressing, host quality, H bottles for 2fto.
i'/tcsr tte ult tf re tit barguiiis. No order
lillis! for less than OMC dollar, Iland
somo nickel watch loekot, ebaln and
charin, all in beautiful satin lined caso,
g teen free wit ii every trtalorilcr amount
ing to ovor (Ive. doll tern received during
tho next ?lt) days. As all goods not anC
Istaetor may bo returned, '/">< nu: no
risk in solidi Hg us II trial order.
Address, THE KM PI UK N i:\VS co.,
r. 2-87 Syrneuso, N. Y.
Mention this papor.
BARBER SHOP.
R I hog to inform (ho publie that I am
prepared to s i v e (hem as Tonsonial Ar
tist lu tn >,nowquurtors, under tho Itob
ortatxs lit a i ob
1?. II. CANTY
Mavin'.: nt 2-IO speed with n big
train heavily freighted with bar
gains in Fancy Family (Iroeoriea,
Confectioneries, Ac., Ac,, bus just
"dumped" u largo portion of them
into the
LU&AY7' h ? url H
of .J. il . JAMI1?, who is now run
ning n regular schedule, constantly
adding new goo l-; to lus nlrondy
iiuimmoth stock, und insists that
Hie goods must go
-cn I:.\F l'on CASH,
in ord; r to inako room for
FRESH ARRIVALS.
Wo will not al tempt t<> mention in
detail th.e articles comprising our
elegant H tock, hut simply say to
one ami nil, and especially the In
dies anti children
COMK AM!) SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
tm np ip Met
?- ii. dam?s
Lanena, S. O. Fob. 23rd 1877 Sm
1ST O T I O IL!
AU Supervisors ol' Lauren i Coun
t p ap]>oin(otl for the year 1887, ure
hereby no tilled io seo th" Ovor?
?er-ni the public ronds, or to 80
locl and appoinl Overseors where
(hey resign, and direct (lunn lo
\\. C. and pul all public roads in
go..d condition by the first of April
next, and said Supervisors tue to
examine said'roads, und if not put
in good condition, to direct said
roads worked again ul once; and to
make their report to County c<>m
iiiissioucrs, Tuesday after Snlday
in April. .IA M ?:s BK L L,
March io, 1887, .'lt ( burn II c v
2r?OTahW?3j
To To ac hers.
Tin- next regular examination of
Teachers 1er Laurens County, will
lie held ut liaurens ('.dirt House
beginning on April Lil, Friday rjftt
urdny ami Monday. Continue .*?
lays. Friday and Saturday will bo
levoted to Whito Tcachorg ami
Monday to Colored Teachers.
Teachers will take duo noticound
;e prompt.
M. L. BULLOCK,
Selim 'I ( lom, I,. C
"3J
-OF
Delinquent Lan&Salo3.
List of delhi punt Lauds in Laurens
'on ii ty, s. i., UH returned to tim Audit?
>r'sOfllco,by .1. ?( Copeland, v. .uni v
'roasurort
IiAUItnHS TOWNSHIP.
W. S. I In aims Instate, W uercs, 2
wildinga
IL W. Loyd, udin'r, 108 acres, 1 bulld
og.
Y??t;NOS Towrteil ie.
Hugh Sharps estate, r>5 acres, I huild
'g
DIAM TOWNSHIP.
John A. Ow bigs' enlato, 858 aeres, 1
u ilding.
... \V, Jo?os, 6 acres, no buildings.
M. L. isurdott,:wocroa, no buildings.
WAT;:IU.OO TOWNSHIP.
M. o., M. M. A. j. ii, scott, ww acree,
buildings.
ISOUl Nelson, I'JO neron, 2 buildings.
I InoSH 111 l.l. TiiWNMll I ft
Hogan Molos estate,M aerea, no build?
lg*.
c. M. Goldings enlato. fiSO acres, I
uildlug.
JACKS TOWNSHIP.
John T. Duncan, 1JH1 aerea, 20 bulhl
ign.
Notice |fl hereby given that tho whole
f tho several parcels, lots mid parts Of
ita of rca! cstnie, described In tho pre
ening list, or so much thereof as will
0 necessary to pay tho taxes, penalties
nd costs Horc?n, will DO .sold Uv the
roasuror of Laurens County, ti. C., in
'ont of the Court House door, in said
minty, On Monday tho 1th day of April
OXt, unless suid taxes, assessment and
UH?'ties ai e p dd bi fore thal time. Said
do shall continue from day to day tin
1 nil auld parcel*?, 11
date ?hall be soi l or odored for eulo,
nie to n itnnionce al 12 o'clock M .
U. M. LANDS I ')N,
Auditor L.C.
DoctorsBJLTse Itl
URO what? Ono may ask naturally
what is il that a Doctor do.'S not uso.
Well wo cannot undertake to say what
aro all tho inudlelnos they uso, but with
oxcollont good judgment, thoy pro?
Boribo and roooinniend
PELHAM'S PECTORAL SYRUP !
au tho auront remedy for coughs, colds,
whoopingcough,coughof measles otc,
T. y lt. Only ??DO u ^bottle. For anio,
wholesale and retail at Laurens by
B. F.iPo3oy & Bro.,
?)fe?8olo Agonts, Druggists.
Master's Sale.
State of South Carolina.-County
of Lauron?.-Court of Common
Picas.
Pursuant to Judgments for salo
in tho following stated casos, I will
still at public outcry at Laurens C,
IL, S. C., liming tho legal hours for
sales, on salesday in April next
(being- Monday, 4th day of the
Month,V'the property {[described in
each caso, upon tho tormsspecified,
to wit ;
tn the case of Noah Cannon vs,
Naoma Patterson, JLowis NV. Pat
tersen et ul.
All that tract of bind lying, being
and situate in tho County and
state aforesaid, on the waters of
Enoroo river, containing Tw
flundrcdjocros, more or less, and
bounded by lands ol Roubcn'Mar
tin. Frederick Burdett, John Rhod
es, Melmoth Fleming and otho
TERMS-Ono half of tho pur
clune motley to be paid ca.di, and
the remainder on a credit of twolv
months, with Interest from the da,
of sub?, secured by the bond of
the purchaser, and mortgage of tb
promises.-Tho*"purchaser to pay
for papers. If purchaser fails
comply with terms of sale, the
properly will he re-sold at his risk
In tb;-cas;> of Henry Fuller v
John Nelson, Wright Nelson, et al,
All that tract of land, situate and
being- in tho County and Stat
aforesaid, containing One Hundred
and twelve acres moro or les?, and
bounded hy lands of O ilvin^Fullor,
V. li. Robertson and tho estato of
Silas Fuller, deceased,
TERMS--Ono half of tho pundi
?iso money to be paid cash, and thc
remainder on a credit of one year,
With interest from duv of snlo, r
cured by tho bond of the purchase
anti a mortgage of tho premise:
witH leave to tho purchaser to pay
his entire hid in cash. The parch
asor to pa v. for pap.-rs.
C. 1). UARKSDALE.
Manier. L.^C.
March fi, 1887. 4t
Stale o? Souita- Carolina,
COUNTY ( IF LAURENE.
Court of Common Pleas.
It. P. Ph ming,
Plaintiff,
against
Nf ar ga rot M alono,
Mary J. Toy lor, Cor- ! SUMSf?FfS.
nella Taylor, Fre ier- I
lok Taylor. .Ioho Tay- j
lor and Washington
Taylor,
I>' fendants.
To tho Defendants, MnrgarettM&lono,
Marv J. Taylor, < 'ernella Taylor, Frcd
. rio Taylor, John Taylor, and Washing
ton Taylor.
Y' ii aro lioroby summoned and rc
rpdrod to answer tho complaint In this
action, which i.-. Hied In tho oilier ot tho
Oh rk of tho i "o:i rt of Com mon Piona, for
tho sahl County, and to servo a copy of
your answer to Ibo said complaint on
ti?e subscribers at their ofHoo at Lau rons
C. II., South Carolina, within twenty
days aftor tho Rorvloo hero.if, OXOIUHIVC
of thc day of such Horvloo: and if rou
t';;ii t i answer tho oompli Int within ;the
Limo aforesaid, tho plaintiff In this ao*
(ioii will apply to tho Court for tho re
lief demand) d in the complaint.
Dated, 1'ebruarv 1, 1887.
Mon Ll U, NV. H ll ELL, e. OS e. P.
JOHNSON A RICHEY,
PlaintilVfl Attornoy,
To tho PofendnntH Prodorlo Taylor,
mid John Taylor: Toko notloo that tho
nuiniuons nn:i complaint in il.is notion
H. re til. d in tho omeo ol tho < lort Of
tho Court oft'minnon Flea-, and General
Rossions for Laurena County on tho int
lay of Febrttarv, 1S"7.
.M UNSON A RICHEY,
? Plaintiff's Attorney
CALL 03ST
I). P. BRADLEY,
LAURENS, S.E.
'I o get your Watohos, Clocks, Jew
dry, Ac. repaired, every Job guur
Ul tooti. Watches, Clocks, JeWOlry,
ind Silver waro ordered whoo
loslred.
Feb. 0 1H87 2? 8 m
Piedmont Air Lino.
RICHMOND A DANVITiLE H. U.
Columbia A o renville division,
'ondeo.sed BohoduiO in offoot Deo. H>,
1880.
(Trains run Oil 75th Meridian tinto,)
?iouth. No. .v.'.! S?rth. No M.
Lv Walhalla 8 ninlLvColumb 1100am
' Seimon l> 17 ntlij ' Newberry 1 Oil pm
' Bpartnhg ll 80 an j4 Ninety sk ? '.Vt pm
. A bb< ville io 16 nm " Oroonwd 'i 62 pm
. Laurens 8 20 amlAr Oroonvl. 683 pm
' Orroonvll 0 40 atnj" Laurena 666 pm
1 Groon wd 12 6H pni?" Abbeville 4 4."i pm
. Ninety fix i ti pinj" Hpartanbg ii.io pm
. Newberry 4 1)7 pm .' Seneca 1102 pm
Vr Column 616p. Walhalla 6 86 pm
' Augusta !? Ot pin " Atlanta lu lu pm
No68 mnkosoloso oonnootlon for .\t
anta. No 62 malus al?se connoetion
r>r Augusta and Charleston at Coluro
lia.
I). CARDWELL, Asst PUSH. Agt.
IOL. ii A AS, Columbia, 8. 0.
Tn.file Mnnagor.
.IAS L.TAKLOR, Omni Par* Agon
rt i .ni ?! .
State of South Carolina.
L A U R E N S C 0 U N T Y,
IN PRORATE COURT.
Werona, J. O. C. Fleming has np
tUed to me tor Letters of Admlnis
r "Hon on tho Estato of Clarissy
\ .Slams, deceased
These aro thereforo to clte'and
dimmish all and singular the kin
rod and creditors of said deceased,
0 be and apj eur before me at a
lOOrt Of Probate, to be holden nt
iv ofllco at Laurens C. H., on the
1 day Of March, 1H87, aft!) o'clock,
u M., to show cause. If any they
au, why Jotters should not be gran
2d.
(liven under my hand und seal
lils tho 8rd day of Feb. 1^7.
A. W. RURNSIRE, J. F. I,. C.
THE LAURENS HAR.
J. C. OAKLINGTON,
ATTORNEY1 AT LAW,
[.AURIONS 0. H., - - K. C
onico -Advertiser Building,
IV, c. BHNBT,
Abbeville
y. r. M'UOWAN,
Laurens?
BENET & MCGOWAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LAUREN? 0i ir., - - - ?. C.
N.J. liol.M KS. H, Y. SIMPSON,
HOLM ES & SIM PSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LAURENS 0. H., S. 0?
~?sT. S. P?^?^P?.I3;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LAURENS, S. 0.
??T-oillco over storo o? \V? L. Boyd.
x_.A.xJF6ir.3srE
For Salo
A splendid farm In Spartanburg
County on I'acolot Rt vor. Lot <>f
good bottom hinds. Also up lands
belonging to tho placo mid in n
good stato of cultivation. Good
(Suldings-Locution lioalthy and
vory{dosirabio-Situutod nour tho
lino of Spartanburg & Ash' ville
railroad.
Tonna oasy-A barolin oil rod.
Por Salo
A house and lot In tho eli of
Groonvillo-Location ono ol tho
bost, hoing convonlont to bust es-j
portion ol tho city-Churchon no
lino of street raliway,-IIouso o
alus rO spacious rooms all well ar
DAY &
XIEADQUAl
CARRIAGES
Coach Materials, Saddl
?hoc Fi
BELT
lins Flnsst and Moat Varlod Assort
Brought to tho Ci
Tidings of Co
To thone who havo boon wronchod and J<
now offer you the moat delightful vohlcl
$35
Try ono and Bavo your hnalth. Every nv
a colt, should havo ono, as tho prlco is wi
DAY & TANN An
WORTH K
At Goodye
You OM parch?SS th? only nOAO CART mudo tl
re the ea*ie?i of iw.??, without horrn? motion, ch
aaptvU to ttiwix UM. '
WE ARU T1IK SOI
New York Belting ?
Standard Ru]
Thibet mado, ami carry lo ?took ?ll KW.**, 9 to 1
MO. gmtrann-ed to t>o AS uooo As n\s UK M A in
laoned aiid Haw Hide I .ace limner. ?operier lo
Alao, a full Uno of MANILLA HOTS, ?ll .itv?. J
ricca.
JU8T HKc Bl V K0-Sorcoty-flr? DOUUI.B IIAIU
take* of Mosa'.? and Hreeoh Logier?.
One carloivt?llIoT.-? .ooohlIKI.r.S; o.in Implem
t l/>w Prir.es. Alao lu ktOOK ihe m.,*: empi?te lt
mitha 'leola, Hollow?, Anvils, vic?., 01 fl Do tn talon
iA!N^,UBtl1 *l l0W0il Prl,:?? oefow tb? advance
In addition ?0 th? above, we will offer for tit* 1
IHKATLY UKOUCKO I'ltli.'KM: '
esnp.?N a-id fOP B?QQIW.
16 TOI' PHYTON? arid l'ONh\
10 Kxleuded roi'CAUIMOI.Kr
tooNK-mntsK WAUOH ?.
_. ST TWO. TIIKKK and KODIt Hf
Tn ea? good? ar? ordered ?<iid, and wi 1 tro at a aiu
'Ith tho regular twelve mooth*' ?u ir an toa.Kn ??u
lat they ara AHMOUJTKHAIIOAIN*. ^
(mr regular ato k o' Kiss OPKM an 1 TtlP DUfK
'ia Uni a alrlctly Kine Hm,T w? can offerVwo ?Vt
rat? I make? of HKAHK00R A s M mi ant other rti
Dorloff lb? ?am? tirue wo wil offer inanr ?IX?< lal
*rii?as, Hight and Heavy Carnie lUrucaa, Bogle 1
iSOiWL.r-ed ?AODL?H. I*ii,.*' ?nd Mun'*. Two
??2?v2te ,,r"ll",. *'". 5? prio?? wm i^f?Vo.
"new ?ail buy new at ihe price* OMWM R?KX?, will li
Wo eau a:?> Offer ?slr in-? low uruws on a tar^j e
rimog PII!H.M.:IO nut ."1 KXHKU^?M I
eather Harm ?* l, ?ti.or. Dope,
lyjok out lor Uo JUAUOAINa for tit? NEXT SI Xl
GOODY1
At tho O
J. T. JOHNSON. W. II. ttl OU KY
JOHNSON ? RIOHKY,
AT'l't HIN 1 : Y S AT LiAW.
Oi l rn; Fleming's Corner, Northwest
Kido of Publie Square.
LAURENS, O. tt.j - - - B. o.
J. W. FCliOVSON. * OHO. K. YOUNO.
FERGUSON A YOUNO,
ATTORNEYS AT I*AWf
LAURENS C. H.. - - - S.O.
~W. ES. Martin,
ATTORNEY AT I^AW,
LATHENS 0. If.,
8. 0
DIR,- "W". 13-A.I-iIL,,
-DENTIST.
Of?loo over National Itank.
Offtco days-Mondnyn and uesday ?
LAURENS,.B. O
OOXJJSTT1T
ran god for convonlonco-Wutor
splendid-Good Borvfttit hou.so in
Yard-Also stnblo &0., on lot
Prico low-Tonus very onay
No nash wautod.
Kor Kout
Throostoxohousosln tho town of IAU
rons.
Eon SALI::
3000 noros land, loontod in dll?oron
portions of Laurens county.
Eon SA r.H or Itl?NT -
A number ofsolondid rostdonoos In th o
town of Laurens.
A new store liouso ni ililli Point on
tho ??I ?lr S U lt, l'rieo low A splendid
atau? loi a storo.
1 .'. ??articulara aa to?ny of tho abovo
pro.iorty eull in i>r address
J M UAMPrON,
M anagor.
J 0 O ARLINGTON, Attorney.
EITERS FOR
WAGONS,
cry, Harness, Leather,
tidings,
. ? N a. :
mont of Cldldron's OklffUsJM Xl
ty. At all prices.
mfort and Joy
srkod about by srvoallod road carts. We
e. with FINEST wheels and axLoa foi
.oo.
in who owns a horao, or wishes totrejq
thin tho rea jil of all.
ILL, Augusto, Ga.
MOWING
iar & Co's
lat will not annoy yon with a ?oro back aoree.aad
sup and reliable. Any ordin?r; buggy kanwal
A AOBNTS yon
ind Packing Co.'s
E>ber Belting,
\ Incoan. Also, PURB OAK LHATUBIt BHLT*
quality (renommenda lUdf )
?aoBloeO'.i, Htveu aad Salt nooka at hr, watt
IXL Hlioi o UNS, of im. -rovM yattarna sad ba?
ionia, WM?, Powder, Ao., whloh we Wtll rna od
no ol llAltliWAHK, limoniers' Toola, Blaok*
Nails, Sptka?, Looks, Hinge?. Ac, wilton, katina
?, ouablea ua to oner taoia et BT RIOT BAIt
Mat autty day?, to ?lose oat eonatganwata, a*
' Pii.wroNa
. i: i ana aunara
msg wA'ioMs.
irlftoa, Tho?are all Standard Weela, ana so?
nlneuon of uieee vehicle* will coarta** aay ?vi
?BS H larger Ikea for mat? yeera, ead to ttvoae
ra induosteeata. This ?took oomprl*** Mae eel*?
st-o'asa muk??, ead aro In quality TIIB BBSTT
IM* ?n smgio and DUHM? llamea*, fla* YracSi
?nd Double Wagon llarneaa.
Una ot 8*oondTft*nd Molema Bedale Bttrrue*
Xferad. You cai. afford to throw away year ow
e sold for.
on ilgaiaeol of LEATWCU Jun received, ?av
."?i and Toppiu??; OAK. and Uauuoex Bola
DATA at
R & CO'S.
Railroad Bank, roi Broad St.
Wflf- Iff f,t^:JBjlfW11*