The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 27, 1887, Image 3
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Beauty, symetry and taste excels; in the business world, merit, lunney and tact suecods. Roa?izing this, wo havo combinorl all tliesoolemouts, and for the demonstration of which we ask the Ladies particulaiy
ami the buying public generally to examine tho inest stylish and neatest assortment Of Spring and .Summer goods ever pilton tho market in tho up-country. Lot tne light of your investigation shine on the goods and fice if they
ows on uninformed competition, and satisfactory sunshine on you? purchsos. THEIH SPLENDOR MINO LE?
will not reflect sorrowing shadows
!S WITH niElH ?IIEAPNES.
Reaci tile ( Ornsn?ng Prices and Observe trie Choice and TJnar3;proaoriaiole Selections
1000 yards Colored Lawns at Ie
per yard.
1?00 Rolls Calico @ lc per yard.
1 Case good standard Prints <?) le
per yajd.
2 Cases best Print @ ?c per yard?
20 pieces Dress Goods dirt cheap
40c, reduced to 25c.
2G pieces Dress doods @ 15 cts,
worth 25e.
1? pioees 20c Sateens, marked
?Iowa to 12Je per yard.
Our .'Mc French Sateens reduced
*o 20c.
l>ins2Je paper, Needles lc paper,
Handkerchiefs 2.le, worth 10c each,
Oents Line? Collai s ?c each, worth
20e each.
Wnite Goods.
100 piceos 10 Inch white Lawn @
5c per yard.
10 pieee.s plain Satin finish India
Lawn @ 25c wortli 40c.
SO pieces Victoria Lawn 0 8 cts
to 25e per yard.
75 pieces Persian Lawn 0i> nie to
?0c per yard.
85 pleees India Lawn (Jj to .'15o
per yard.
Tal?le Damask.
?A NJ) TOWELS*
200 yards Turkey Red Tablo
Damask (Vf) 49c per yard.
COO yards Loom Damask from a
dosi ig out salo (5) 32 U; to 50c per
yard.
Elegant lino of Bleached Dam
ash 64c to $1 00 per yard.
20 dozen Towels 10c each, wo' I ll
25c
25 dozen Fancy stripe Turkish
Towels at 10c.
Special valu ) ill Ano Towels l!)c
to 7?C, worth 75e and $1 00.
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Egyptian Lace Skirting l"> inch
es, in White ami Bergo, beautiful
patterns, very heavy work @ 0?C,
.fl 25and $l *().
Egyptian Laces tn While and
Cream from 1 to 11 inches widoGJc,
8, H? to 25c.
Torchon Laces 2W to 25c por
yard.
Ern. "lo r oid eries
2000yards Swiss Embroideries @
lc per yard.
1500 yards Hamburg Embroider"
ios @ 0c to if I <!0.
looa yards Nainsook Edgings 6c
to $1 ?ii poi yard.
l ? pieces Skirting 97Ac to 2 00 per
yard.
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In order to eater to the best trude
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we have added a complete line of
Ladies, Children and (hails Shoes,
all styles and makes and of the
best pattorns. Look at them and
see if we have not the best assort
ment in Laurens.
Our Ladles' Hand made Button
Shoes ? $2 00 and *2 60 beats tho
world.
A good button, lace shoe for !>!)c.
A good lace shoe for G6c.
Men's shoes (?Go. Children's
shoes (./ 36c.
Our .f7 OD Gotlta Hand Sewed _
shoe marked down to+5 00,
T_J .A. XJ IR, E 1ST
of onr IBxxy erf
We must sell the gooda
Money de
rri a. ri els good
.tracie and, as "W^e
need tne mon
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saorifices
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JFrie Advertiser,
LAURENS, April 127 1887.
^.?OGar and Special,&
Tho picture show Tailed to como at tho
date hi Hod.
Tho drouth in Texas has hoon ended
by gentle showers.
A now turntable is being constructed
by tho C&G Railroad at this plaeo.
President Cleveland ?lonies that he
promised to visit Atlanta in October.
Large quantities of lino suckers aro
brought hore daily by persons living on
Hood y River.
Wo aro glad lo learn that dosplto the
recent cold weather and heavy frosts,
there is still some fruit ill this section.
Arrangements have been coin ploted
for an extensive brick making estab
lishment at this place, It will furnish
material to build the factory.
Dr P. Ii. Connor would inform tho pub
lic that ho will be absent for a few days
from his dental rooms, while in atten
dance upon tho Dental Association.
A party of Maskod mon took a white
man at Walhalla ont ono night recently
?and gav/; him with emphasis, bceaiiso
ho failed to support his wile properly.
Our colored bremen while parading on
Friday afternoon overturned their truck
"Whichslightly damaged it, and severe
ly bruised a young Mexican who hap
pened to join them.
A new street has hoon opened in Brook
lyn, leading to tho residence of Auditor
Langston. It 14 ft groat convenience to
that part of town and opens up several
.eligible but bl i ag lots.
Tho growth ofnowspaporn during tho
|>ast year lu tho Uli I tod States, is nuir
voious; &8I now papers having boen ad
ded to tho list. Thoro aro now 15,120
newspapers in tho Un I tod states.
Hunter A Sltgroavos respectfully In
vite tito publie to attend their Millinery
Opening, on Thursday Hird Friday next.
.4'onie and neo tho new styles aml|wituoss
tho elegant display.
Andrew Cary, a disreputable negro was
Arrested in Greenwood ami brought to
< his placo on Monday last for obtaining
?goodsj undrr false pretence. He rep
resented to a clerk In tho store of J. P.
Martin ?V Co, that ho had arranged with
the proprietor to pu robase a suit of cielit
os, and the clerk gave thom to him on
atrenght of those repr?sentations.
Tho Clinton Enterprise, a : 'ght and
sparkling little 7 column paper reached
us on Tuosday last, lt is published at
.our neighboring town, Clinton, S. C., by
T. II. Crews ?V Co. of the lleruM, proprie
tors, omi J. ll. Parrotl and W. T.Crews,
editors. The li rs t number presents quite
a neat appearance and has au advertise
ment for every merchant in the town.
Wo wish tho Kntcrpriec much succoss
Tho C ash Company llutko a magnifi
cent showing ill otu.hunns this week,
hut thoy have not space to mention lill
<?f their special bargains. Ti.is house
has tho celebrated J. ll. While at Ita
back, who is over oil alert for banlcruri
firms who sacrifice their stock. Ile ha?
laid In un overload this limo but Mr
Murphy's figures will not bo slow to
unload him. Those goods aro nu po rh
ami prices lower than tho lowest. Take
this paper to them ami seo that every
article Isas represented.
Itava Avie.
Mr Thus. Sonn brought to this ellice
? CUrlOttS spOOlinoil of S hird which he
enught several days ago, at his hoilSO a
fnw milos from this place. Never hav
ing soon or hoard of auoh a fowl, wo have
Mo o.i inc to gi vo it.
On Our Outside.
Tim APVHRTISKR gi voa n vast amount
of choice, Uv? reading tills week on our
first pago. Wo have heretofore publish
ed Mr Tlllmans lett, i s to senator Vour?
man and now wo give an able reply from
that gentleman. A synopsis of that im
|K*rt*nt decision of tho Hupromo court
which decides that a married woman
cannot mortgage her sopando property,
and other valuable articles, make up our
flrstwKid fourth pages.
A Daring Chicken Thief.
For soveral dnys Mr Linly blakeley,
who llvos alsmt noyi.n miles from this
place, near Ora, has boon missings mun
bor of chicken .. Ono night last week
he heard soino ono disturbing tho tran
quility of his chicken roost mid taking
bis gun proceded to uncertain tho cause,
when s pistol shot was lire.I from tho
direction of the roosL Evidently tho
rogue saw Mr Hinkley, for tho shot en
tered a plank but a few feet from him,
but after ho fired ho immediately lied
and eluded bis pursuer?
Thou who hath lent grnco mid beauty
To tho blooming Tacos fair,
Who hath been the chief attraction
Favored styles for girls lo wear;
Thou hath made a liomely maldon
Radiant with youth aglow,
Hut from Parin comen the edict!
Frisslod bangs) 'tis .'. u must go."
Our Fire Department.
On Thursday last a mooting was call
ed which resulted in tho organization of
tho "Hoolor Uro Company" who will
havn charge of tho new ongino which is
OUfpootod to arrive in a few ?lays. The
following olflcorn woro oloctod; .1. T.
Johnson, President, P. II. Connor, Vice
President; Prank Kvuns, Captain] J. II.
Cooper lvt Lieutenant, ti. .V. (Jarrott, 2d
Lieutenant, H.H. Wilkes, Knghiccr; H.
M. Wright, Assistant Kngineer; W. lt.
Utohoy, Secretary and Treasurer, W. Y.
Sherard and W J. Hunter, Pipomon.
Tho natue of tho Kugino is "Iailu" In
honor or a popular young lady on Main
street, and was selected hy Council man
Patio ri; while tho honor of christening
tho Hose Kool was gt von to Councilman
Cooper, who nninod it "Llewellyn."
O.C.&-.N. Kail way Untier .Contract.
ThoQoorgla Carolina and Northern*
Pailway, which passes through ono of
the host agricultural holts of South Car
olina, and that lin?) section of Lou rons
Comity lying between fl roon wood and
Clinton, is no longer a visionary scheine?
Work has hooncommoncod; and us hus
appeared from tho Inception of too pro
ject, there isa certain air of business in
connection With tho management, that
has given alt interested, Strong confi
dence in tho enterprise. It has hoon de
cided to locate the road from Munroo X
C. to Athens (Ja, hy way of Chester, (Min
lon ti roon wood and Abbeville, und tho
lino between these points will bens di
rect ii* it cati bb mado. No amount of
subscription will causo tho loasi. dofloo
tloil from ail air-line. This cou rsc is t he
dictate oi'good sense. However much,
persons may desire lo have tho road
pass their doors, the interest of tho com
pany, In this day of sharp competition
between railroads, .when time is an item
ol' Importance, the demands of tho com
pany is that I ho shortest posslblo Uno
be made. Prom present indications
Cross Hill will not be dirootly touched
hy tho railroad, which will certainty be
a great disappointment lo the citizens of
that section.
Tho contract for grading a portion of
the road hrs ahead v been made and
(Jen, Hoke ls now considering Humorous
other similar propositions, while a num
ber Ol' corps ol' engineers aro on the
linc.
Personal
Miss Hart, ofCokosbir y is visiting tho
family ol' W. H. Richey Esq.
Mrs Connor of Cokosbury, ls visiting
her daughter Mrs Dr P. ll.Connor.
Miss Sallie Jones ison n visit to tho
family of her father Mr W. W. Jone? ut
his pl acc.
Mr M?diter, of Abbeville- County hus
assumed charge AS Telegraph Operator
at tho C ,t (. olllco.
Mr. w W JON KS wont to Cokosbury on
Monday lo sec his motlier, who was af
foe tod with paralysis on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs .lons W WAITS wore cal
led to Nowberry on Saturday to attend
the funeral ol' Mrs (IAHY, Mrs Watt's
mot her.
Mr.J. P. Uurrisitlo, who ls with Hovoy
aiid Townes, thc popular dry goods men
of Cl roon ville, was in town sovoral days
last wooli.
Mr Hewlett Sullivan, an aired und
we;'thy citizen of Uroonvillo County
?#.ts atrickon with paralysis a fow days
talgo fend ls nov in a critical condition.
Mr Will Dilling.iain and family w ho
havn tor the past year boon residents of
this place?, left on Monday for Trenton, u
town on tho on thou C iV. A Railroad, in
Ldgi tiehl County, where he lias oeen
appointed Railroad agent. Mr D. has
served US during Ills Stay In Laurens as
Telegraph operator which lins boen oil*
Uroly satisfactory to tho public. We
trust their sojourn in Trenton 111113-bo
both pleasant and profitable
MINKS OF WEALTH IN LAURENS.
THE GREAT CORUNDUM DEPOSITS SOUGHT
AFTER BY CAPITALISTS.
Laurena to Rival Leadville as a Mining
Town. The "Kock cut" Property
Bought by a Northern
Company.
Por several days a young mun by tho
name of McKay has boen prospecting
around Laurens OXAIIllnlllg more partic
ularly tho lino corriindum Holds near
town. After several days Investigation,
he madO MrS K Taylor tho snug little
offor of throe hundred dollars por acre
for all his land lylngjust boyend Llttlo
Uiver. This offer was refused, but to
day vfi learn that Mr McKay, us ugont
fora company, closed tho pu-chuso of
about 80 aerea of laud including tho
rock cut, from N. J. Holmes Bsq.
Mr McKay ropsosonts n company who
aro now working a corundum mino in
North Carolina, and lt ls proposed to
work this on un extensive scale. Thc
peculiar nature of thc rocks taken from
this deep railroad out, bus pu/./.lcd tho
host mineralogist? K th? world for
moro than a quai ter ol a century, but lt
IM evi huitly not common material, and
has moro than ?neo been pronouneod
tho nnest gnuie of emory. At any rotes
it must bo VAlUftble. formioh mon nu (bis
gentlemen iup.os?iibt, seldom Invoat
until they onn see money in tiwi pur
olia>e. Tho supply ol' corundum in (his
county is simply iuoxluiustuhlo, and
this first stop io opon lng it up to thc
world, is Iud I od as tho dawn of ?i hrigh
tor ora Cor I,aureus. Our "boom" is
Ibundod ou a rock this limo.
WHISPKUKI) AROUND WATERLOO,
Personal Mention. How a darno or Poircr
Terminated.
Mr. J.T. lagon of liradloys, paid our
town a visit last wooli.
Wo wore pleased to meet our old friend
Mr. M. lt. Lipscomb whiloin town a Tow
si nco.
Mr. J. T. lian is and wife visited Lau
rens last WOOk.
Mr. Julian Mobloy ol' Augusta, was In
town on business last week.
Mr. \V. IL (.arreit and son ol' Laurens
visited friends her some lime since.
Wo loam that Kev. A. \V. Moore con
templates moving his family to tow II.
Throe of our young men met the ot her
night to indulge in a social game ol'
cards.. After arranging themselves
around tin; table two ol' them discovered
that they had no money, tho other
agrood to furnish ten couts npioeo and
when they lost that amount slot). They
began to play. The game went on until
tho OHO who had furnished the 11101103
had lost all of his beans and about thir
ty COIttS besides. Ile then quit hut the
other two held on until tho"WOO sma'
hours." The next morning No, I want
0(1 to know If tho crowd didn't ow e bim
ton i outs a ploco. After hoing told that
ho was indebted to them, he wanted to
know how it was thal he furnished all
ibo monoy, and that there was only ?10
buttons, amt that he (pdt long before
tho game was I'm i s bed and yd caine out
behind? It was a mystery lo him and
he thought that if this was the way all
games ol poker terminated he would
ma Ol' play agai ll.
I'.i m..
THE NEWS FROM STMPSOS'S MILL.
A Good School Trustee. An Able Sermon
by Rev. A. C. Stepp. Ciop Reports
Discouraging and Fruit Klllod.
Wo had a business visit at Hooky I
Mount a few c'ays sinco by l>r. J. K.
Smith,one of our school trustees. The
Di. spoke of resigning as trustee, Wo
hope he will not do this as another such
will ho hard to lind, for he has lone a
deal to build up tho educational interest
Of tllO township, for Willoh llO deserves
a great credit, both'rom touchers und
patrons.
Hov. A. C. Stopp delivered one of his
ablest ami host sor mons ut Hooky Mount
school llOIISO, Oll tho 17tll, loone of the
largest and most nttontlvocougregntlons
that ovor assembled here. Wo hope ilia',
he will come often as his preaching docs
a groat deal of good in this section.
There was a .settlement prayer moot
ing at Mrs M. Mcllanicls Thursday
night last and all present seemed to be
in onruost in tho work.
We are reeding rain in this sci lion.
Spring oats are decidedly looking bad
on account of tho cold dry weather.
Wheat is llOOdillg rain. Cotton plant
ing is now thc 01 ihr ol the dav among
farmers and some say tho ground is yoi
cold anil dry for this limo ol the year.
Corn is backward about coming up.
Yet they cease not to toil in spite of all
those disadvantages. Tho fruit crop ls
almost if not entiiely destroyed in this
section, for wlllcll wo are very sorry as
tho fruit is ol much help to the larmer.
Olli CLINTON PACKET.
What our Correspoadout Finds to Write. -
Farmers Encouraged. The Brass Band
Blowing. Railroad Boomiini. Thirty six
Thousand for tho Laurens Bank and oth
er Itoms of Interest.
TIlO Chilton IClltOrprlSO, made its ap
pearance, according to tho programe, or
prev ious aiiouiicomont; <?n last Thurs
day, it is a oloan shoot and gives prom
ise lo become, a lirst class pupcr
o.ir l'ruit crop, notwithstanding
the scyere frost at tho limo of blooming,
givos promises, of a tolerably fair yield.
Our fanners are much encouraged will
tho prospect of their small grain crops.
Tho wheat especially, givos hopo of an
abundantjerop. The oat crop, N\ Ith plen
ty of nun, for tho next month, will be
bettor than wo have had for several
yours. Cotton planting ls about dom?
und now for plowing und replanting
corn.
Our forward gardeners, are begining
to enjoy thc fi nits of their labor, in the
way of Mweot-peas, small salhids eic.
Tho musical talent, of Clinton, it seems
will bo brought out fully very soon, be
side tho brass band, re fe red to in a pro
vious notice, und which by thc way is
moving on bravoly, wo havo already
organizo a string bund, which rei tiers
exceptionally Uno music.
Tho Clinton dramatic Olllb, rendered
ten nights In Ju bar room, on lust
Monday night, to a delighted audience.
Tho receipts Willoh wore most satisfac
tory, was applied to thti uso of tho bap
tist church.
There aro a fow cases (d' sloxnosn in
our section, but, nothing Uko wo have
had during tho winter mouths.
Tho railroad prospects Of Clinton aro
brightening every day, already thoso
who woro opposed,or Indll?oront to the
building of n now road, havo become
i most enthusiastic on tho subject. They
begin to seo in tho nour futuro, a boom
i or tho w bolo towoi* soclion ol rjiuirens
Don u ty.
Thirty six thousuiul dollars ot t he cap
ital stock of tho second national bani?: ol'
Lan rous, was subscribed io ('linton, ami
io a \? rv few hours limo, Ibo stock-hol
ders think they will ho ready for busi
ness, hy the fust of Hoplombor. Tho
opening of this hank, will in co way 111
tcrforo with tho operations ol' tho ('lin
ton hana, bill will I?' au adj ll md lo it.
DrJ. \V. Young, has bought out the
drug store, recently owned hy \V, J.
Halley, and will lioroaflor run it, for all
lt ?S W Ofilia
Miss Doe Taylor, Miss Sallie elliott,
ami Mr Wllllo Crows, ol'your city, aro
all engaged in huslnoos ul ( Hinton .
Among tho visitors, to ( linton Ibis
week, wouolo. Mrs Drf Slonu, and dough
ter. Miss bi/./.ic, ot Nowbory, Mrs Dr.
Weir, ami M i ss C ?rr ie I'.indianan . ol' Ho
lman, Misa Clarke, and nlocc, Miss Idz
7ie Headed, of Meriden Con neel icu t. and
Si rs Dr Thorn wei I who is mah uiji one ol
her atc tod visits,] to {tho Thornwcll Or.
phnmigc. which was nanice in honor (d'
her Illus! rious husband.
" ECHOES FROM Wk.
Would Oct V71ilskey anyway. Fine Cats,
hui Raia Noo.'.cJ. Oar Sori'.)j has Green
Pea:;.
Mr A. V. Thompson, cud Hov. i>. M.
Haddon, lia vo returned from cou fore ncc.
Very few, If Illly, ?d' C Ul' citlv.OUS will
attend thc Floral l air, and thc unveil
lng ol'thc Calhoun Monument in Char
leston this week.
Ono of our citizens who ls a tompcr
nilCO man, would he clad to BOO a law lo
prohibit Ibo sale of intoxicating liquors,
expresses hine.elf thus: "If Ihejvvorld
WllH turned upside down, and lllfl h:->t
drop ol'whiskey destroyed" those who
want ll, would get it, oven should they
ha vo to omnark lo son.Iber "sou pori
town." While wo believe thal prohibi
tion lins ucvor fully prohibited, wo are
eui ions to know, whc.??. th?' "wei*' mail
would ombarc, in ease ol such u calam
ity a
Ve seri bo van lioast of eating Heans,
Cn."Hilliers otc, for dinner one dav last
wc? k. Wo hereby thank tho kind d?>
nor's
MrsAuthiir Fox, Master Kdward Fox,
and Miss Claudia Ililli, of I.eesburjX,
Flordia, aro visiting Mr and Mrs. A M.
Moseley.
Col. W. ll. Agnow, ol' Atlanta (Ja, paid
us v isit hist w < ok.
Our friends, Mr lt. 1*. Mllani, and Mr
Willie llhlklO.V, have cindi ll lille glll'doil,
and promise to he.-onie successful horti
culturist .
We still neel rain, in this immediate
vicinity.
Mr Hebert Flem big has tho prettiest
oat Hold WO have seen.
HUSINF.SS I.()CA I.S.
( 'oneh Peas, a limited supply al Wilkes 1
I ".ooh and I h'Ug store.
"t
( Miers (', nano!
A few (onaol' these colobriilcd goods
loft. Apply to
it J. I). SA Vi A 11 A M A Co.
Pna< o rage.
Persons w ho desire ! he use of a line
pa-lurc lor Slock, call on
S. I>. ( ? VIH.INO I ON.
Hills that have had second read
ing und wo fear will bo past, lillis
(llio ( ? ray A- A lldorson.
Call on Dr. J. Mal lllddl . al Orny
Si Anderson's Shop if you need re
lict. I Io lins hud ii wonderful prac
tico in line work and never fulls to
please you.
We are t t ying very I-ard to piense
everbody wo deal with in thjnco
particulars; 1st. I.ow price': -J;r<I.
Finely Mulshed work, mid Ifisti'hut
not least, WO Coiled Indore you
have timo to forget Illings. .
(Jray A Anderson.
Another Art Craze.
The latesl art work among ladies is
known as the "I'ren h cr ano for doco?
rating cldnii, glasswaro oto. lt is s,noe
I li i II LT en/in 11/ urie, and is holli prod laidl
and niacinntltig. lt is very popular in
New York lloatOll and other Kii-.tern
'?nhs. To I ad los desi ring lo learn tho
Art, we viii send an olognilt china
plncque (size is Inchon,) haudsomoly
decorated, for a model, togothor with
box Of material, llio colored doslgns
assorted lu Mowers, animals, soldiers,
land scapes, UtC.,OOinplotO, Willi full in
sirui lions, upon receipt of only $1.00.
Thc plaeipie alone is worth more llian
the amount ehargodi To
everla.lv ordering this outlil who en
closes Ibo address of liv?' other ladles in
terested in Art matters, to Whom weean
m di our new ontaloguo of Art Goods,
wc will encloss extra ami wit hon*, oh argo
an Imitation hand painted brass plncquo.
Instrueicm book lu painting, loeolorod
pict lires &e. only I?0, I hllhroidei v silk,
best quality, ali colors,BO?, por lOOskiens
Tinsel braid, gold or silver, for url Olli?
hroiderv und needle work, (argo hall,
on Iv "A"??'. Maerume cord, white fide j cr
lb., any color, OOo por pound. Oti or
goods ut ?spiullv low prices.
Address, THE BM PI life] \F,\vs co
Syraeu.se, N. Y,
Mention thu A DVBII n lilli in w nu ii" .
SEVERAL AVOIDABLE CCror.MITIE?. j
Lasting ItcBultH of Mnlernnl Neglect m
l?ut'ly I II fit ne)* .
It In not 16 Lo doubted (hot ninny of
tho per ?mil tl focLi.it not tho ni ?solute
; deformities, ox tn m muong tho human
mee nro is?oi*c thc it? ut? < f human care
lessness, n . Iccl or i-mor? nco than of tho
blighting Ihigcr < r di ? .-. <?. if mothers
would only (uko tin matter n litt!" more
(o heart ?m*! give i! their earnest consid
I oration thc whole re.ee would Ix? greatly
I honclltcd thereby, for in thia, ?.? in so
many ot lier thin;.?*-, on tho motlier doce
th" ?nain responi ibili.y rest.
? Walk down thc street end boto tho
passcruby! U| .?i? how many physically
p( ri. el coul l you placo your linger?
11er.; o mies lino looking UU'.U, but llO
holds Ida head habitually cn (inc sitie.
Thero ;?? ; :'. lad wi ii awkward gold
keeping his hoad fal "".l i'i front of Ina
bsxly. Hero comea a (Uliento looking
ghi, willi hollow c! ? I ned tho i vidcheca
of nu Oering in her face, Should you in
quire nw ' > tho eau ., i;ho woul t tell you
that her bick "hurt" her. And ?very
one of these d ie t ; i i tho result of caro?
Icssnefvi or iguor.inco on tho ixirt of tho
parents! Nol I hal t hesso people havo over
inxtn ?ll tn :i? '. - Ibo world calla ill
treatment, or have evi n hoon permitted
to fall, hui (lu y have certainly liecn tho
victima of n wnnl of proper care.
There nro many |>oints ni tout which
ni Ila in al o dd cxi rei . tho utmost vi;;i
lanco, bul uhoui which they uro lamenta
bly iga nant, t luci' muong those, lx>
causo caro upon thia |x>int should liogin
wad :h ? infant's life, i-; n projx>r no-tluM!
of diapcrm** a I sn by, "What effect can
thal have upon ?i baby's genend health?"
demanda BO.no young mother. Little,
perhaps, up i: : general health aa a baby,
luit much upon its ; citerai comfort (and
likewise hen 11 h) winn that baby shall
havel coin mnndul!, With i:omo moth
ers, (ho nd.ju ol' ;. diapcv ;.? (ho work
of a moment. "Auj way, no it ia on."
Other;*., i:: i KCCSI of noninero, arrange thc
diajver sosmoothly caul pin it no lightly
that itis almost iini.o3.iblo forth" little
I . lo move, rc: !? lefia to grow and
strengthen. A 1 fl handed mother din
per.; her chil I from left, to right; a riglit
handed mother ?!- . reverse. Let each
look to ii that chu guan!a herself care
fully against habitually lightening up ono
little thigh moro than tho other, lest the
tighter ono mny grow a shade more
(slowly than thu looser ono, ilui^ produc
ing in time n shortened or dis;, ried lind?.
Tho Hliortening may Ixi mon'or loss, but
it exists (if once produced in thia way)
mid, existing, ii should bo attended to aa
soon as not ici <'.
If tho babies th nisolves could writ" of
tin ir i!' toiled intestines, their crnni|>cd
livers, their compressed stomachs, tho
world won!'? bo Hooded with a new de
parture in Hiern turo. -Kinma C. Hewitt
in Philadelphia Timen.
Kluittrhterliti* Deer lu Missouri.
On Murrlcnno creek aro two oxjiort
I deer lu;"'../., who I in vu Ixten bagging
deer and turkey on thc wholesosnlo pinn
glhco llio opening of tho gamo reason.
They eenie from M ii higan hi Septi inlier.
Since tho deer ;?en; .n oponetl they havo
shot e nd killi <1 tltirt j t ?ghi d< or and only
wounded one which they did not dually
capture. They uso no dogs, but they go
through tho wotxlu stealthily and travel
hut a short distance apart. They usc tho
Martin magazine rillo, Tinco times out
of live if a deer starts up Ix-foro them
one of tho limitera slops him tho llrnt
shot. Failing to do this, they follow tho
animal up with throe or four shots in
quick succession. If llio ?1e r should
escape this fusillade, and disappear I rtan
Bight, both hunt m strike oui after him
Uko a Btrcak of greased lightning. They
go bounding ov r li f*s and through brush
like all possessed. Tin y will run away
from mi ordinary person who ia not used
to Missouri thicket? mill jungles as easily
as a Kansas tornado will outstrip a Mis
souri cyclone. Loth of Ibero bunt-rs
have whistles. Ly the sound of these
whistles they telegraph to each other tho
course of the gamo they aro pursuing
whether it is bearing t i right or left, or
movile.- ct rai; ht ahead. Nino times out
of (on Ihoy will rom h Lho summit of a
llividO Ix fore tho <!.? ,? reaches tllO lipCX of
tho next di. i ! , an l then they opon fire
again. Thal deer i ; made of good stuff
that goto away without taking somo of
their lead with him thal risea mid shows
himself any where within forty rods, and
tin*! huniers nay llicy have wounded
only one deer since they came that they
could not capture. Tins ono was found
a few days aller if v>;. ; liol, hut lt was
spoiled. 'J hey ship all their venison to
St. Lmis parties. TIlOV realizo twelve
und a half cents n | OUlld for the saddles,
which is all (hey . hip. St. Louis Repub
lican.
Thc Oregon prohibitory nmond
moni resolution passed both liousos
Only Ihre.i Republicans and throe
Democrats voted ngniust it*
Canon Wilberforce calculates
that tho 100,000 public houses in
IOnghin(I have mudo 10,000 Women
widows during tho past your.
NOTICE.
ALL land owners in the County
of Laurens s. c., nro h ero hy noti
fied that nil running streams of wn
tor upon their laud shall remove
from tho sahl running streams of
waler upon their lauds, all trash,
trees, rafts and limber during the
month of May, 1887, othorwlso ?ill
land owners who neglect said (dear
ing ol' streams ure liable for dam
age or costs.
.IA M i's Lui,h. C< n. 0, Ci I/. Ci
April 27,1 i at
Here for Business
Witt BrigM and Sparkling Sprint; Styles
Wc Lead where others dare not followr
atTMPTION
O-JE^IT ana.
ITav? been combined lo 'nnko our
Spring liargaine unequalled
mid unnpproiudialile.
Staple and Taney Dry Goods,.
.Dress and Fancy Goods, Notions
Tho Finest Unit enterprise cnn dis
cover or money buy, :ut<l
absolutely
CORRECT IN STYLES and nt
Rock Bottom Prices
Wo respectfully suggest that you
get your share of thc best liar
gains on earth. We claim
superiority und leave
the verdict with
the people.
J. F. MARTIN & C 0,
X-i-A-TTI^EKl S, S.O.
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding Mantels Lumber
Hendy Prepared,' Rough, Green, Dry, Long and Short.
Also
PINK AND CYPRUS SHINGLES.
Mno Mantels a specialty, together with Nico Woik.
Come and see us.
GRAY & ANDERS
Laurens C. H., S. C.
April c>, 1 SST--tf
AT
WILKES' BOOK ?* DRUG STORE
33 i g Lot School Boo rr. 3 Just
Receivejcl
JSTioe line of jVEonlclirrs for mak
ing all sizes of iPiotrrre Frames,
UNDERTAKER'S NOTICE
A larccand varied assortment ol
COFFINS AND UNDERTAKERS .COCOS.
Omi always ho found at iny stand, over NlAitTlN & FULLER'S
STOHE LA U KENS, S. C. giJTHearse sent when UoHirod.jtfJJ
\i..ht calls promptly atteiulod to by culling ul my residence InJoisoy
CL W. CORBET
As Agent.
THE SIG EABLE
- J. R. COOPER & CO'S
Mammoth Grocory House can bo found a full and complete stock
of Fresh Qrocortes which we will sell low for CZ? .A. IE3 Url. Patt*
ties wa ting ?neb will do well to gel our prices before buying. For
tiley might save money "AND DON'T YOU POBGEl1 IT."
J. Pt. COOPER &> CO
ALSO, Wo have several standard brands of GUANf?MB*. which'we.
off or on good terms. Soo us or W.i). RAftKSDALE indore buying
J. lt. COO P F U & ,c o.
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