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?he Advertiser.. ^AUItKN^^iayTTMi. j ?87. Subscription Prto?--1 Months. $1.00 l'A YAHL K IS ADVANCE. gj.ii. . . . L? ? Mates for Advertising.-Ordinary Ad wcrtiscincnts, per square, Ono inser tion, jl.oo; oneil subsequent inser tion, 50 cents, liberal reduction mude for largo Ad? vertlseinonta. xo biPM TUNi' HU JUNGKS. .'A decided and pruetloni reform in tito administration of Justice would be secured in the election til Judges for lifo or good behavior?'1 says tho Newberry Observe?', Wc think differently* No state In tin union cnn boast of greater learning integrity, patriotism, und nil thosi high quulifleations that a Juden td to uki possess, tba? has adorn ed the bench in this state. In tin mighty tide-that ebb ami flow, li times of excitement and the groat est tumult no passion or prejudic bas ever placed tho ermine in Sont Carolina Upon unworthy shoulden ?or has it ever been taken fron one who wore it with honor. W have had judges who loflcctcd bu little credit on those who gnv< them tho oftlec, but happily the; could not be given the ofllec for life mid, this Jealousy with which tin ofllec of Judge ill our state ls gil ar dod, luis caused them to .step "dowi and out." It is a sad commentary on tin integrity of this age, to insiiuiat? that Judges are dependant upoi the favors of lawyers or any om else. Thc surest way, to hohl sun office is to perform tho duties o thc ofllec fearlessly. No man lins over boon made a Judge w ho doe. not know this, ami it i ? shown b> the frequent elections of our legis latine. Rut the Observer says fur thet, "If the lawyers in the legis.' 'Mature have power to defeat a re "form ot the criminal code as Sol lc "itor Orr charges, then they ban .'power enough to make a candi' "date for re-election to the judge "ship feel bis d?pendance on theil favors und good wishes." Wc have great respect for Solle tor Orr, he is a "worthy son of ti wordiy siro" and bas made a faith ful ?iud zealous officer, but his let ter from which this charge is taken Uko a great many newspapers let ters, ls filled with bare charges. Ii the tirst place Solicitor Orr docs noi prove bis charge j he does not show how the mere handful of lawyer! who are sent to the legislature cai be so powerful as to "defeat the re form of the criminal code." Hut suppose Solicitor Orr and tb Observer arc right, and that a eau dtdato for re-election to thc judge ship does feel his d?pendance upo :tho favor and good wishes of law .yers, bow would electing judge for life remedy tin? evil? Wont ?not these lawyers wield as niue .power in elect'llg a judge for life a they would if his term was four o ?six years ? No, we want no lifctimcd Judge: Wo have a few now who have out Jived their eficiency as Judges. \Y believe in holding on to every office .so long as ho ls the most acceptahl niau, but we see no reason why Judge should bo placed beyond th Teach of the people. A J mig .should bo fearless in the dlschnrg .of his duty ; so should the (lovel nor, why elect a Judge for lift more than the Governor? Judge are servant of the people ami shoub ?ever be placed above their ma.? tors. Let them feel the pulse o the people as it beats for justice; le them he minded constantly tba they ure not dictators, but Judge.* Wohavn too niucli bcnch-madi law wow and life-time Judges wil increase it. When Judges aro elco ted for life, they are arbitrary nm careless. We need hard working painstaking men who feel thai their own reputation ns well as tin rights of litigants are involved ii their deliverances. The Grand Jury ol'Aiken county have recom me lided thc whipping post as a punishment for certain o (Hences There arc some humanists who will view this a.s a return te barbarism, but the time will come when the whipping post will bc tobe most practical solution <o' the question of lightening the work of our criminal courts and correcting that class of petit offenders, who laugh at jails and scorn to blush for <crime. Take for Instance the misdemnn *r/of violating contracts. Without gc/uig Into the constitutionality or justice of Imprisonment for the vi olation of acivilcontract, itis sheer folly to put the penalty atilt) dnys imprisonment in Jail for this offence. If you punish nt all, let tho punish ment be regtilatc.l H-> as to put a stop to tho crime. A good public thrashing would remind those who cn tor agricultural cou tra ct H and are fed during tho leasure months, that they cannot skip when work begins. Those who aro tinily asso ciated with this class of citizens who most frequont!y come before the criminal courts, know that this is the most effectual punishment that can bc administered. .. .... ^ I Wo hov? now a first clav? steam Mr . ?m?,hm und fti n short timo wilt have nu abundance of water in renell of the public sujunre. This is nil good,nud wo commend the spirit that luis given us tites? facilities, 18 but something remains yet. A well organized Ure department is indi spensable. This too, nt present we have, but it is always ditlU-ult to keep such things going. Members ought tu be com polled to attend meetings, for incuse of lire thc on* gino is of little avail unless it is properly managed. The G reen viii? Xe int soys ther. reason why thc toto train robbery',' was so successful for so long .i time ! is that Greenville people attend to j their own business. It is a pity that mon will become j so absorbed in their own affairs, Hu t r they will ?jo on for months buying tlu; grotltoyt variety of merchan dise at half price from irresponsi- J ( ble persons ami often timi the goods marked to persons in other states, ami a railroad company in town is all the while investigating and try ing to traco up just such articles and yet no one could leave his busi ness long enough to hetti- how these low priced, wholesale dealers in everything, carno by their merch andise. Greenville must be a mod el town, hut we daresay the busi ness men will not last lon?r if they cannot take time to Investigate their purchases better than that. They will surely impair their health. Several of our exchanges, nota bly the Peen* A Banner have taken the position that tho Superinten dent of Education ls commanded hy the Constitution to keep one school in each township open for ix months in a year. Here is what tho Constitution says; "There shall bc kept ? pen at least six months in each your ono or inoro schools in euell School District." lt is beyond doubt that when ono school in each township Ls not kept open six months in n year, the organic law of the lund is violated. Mut, as has been suo;o-(..sted, it is not thc fault of tin; Superintendant of Education but the legislature One school running ?Ix months will accomplish more than three run liing two months. We have too many schools for th? school fund. Sceurino; teachers is not different from sectiriiip; any other workmen. Their salary is regulated by their ability, and weare oppoicd to fix ing thc pitiful sum of $10.00 n month for teachers. Such a course, lllthongh adopted by Abbeville and said to work well, has a tendency to discourage those who are really competent to teach. None but good teachers should bc allowed in the public schools lind they should bc well paid. It is the duty of thc school tm toes to sec that one school in each township ls kept open six months in a year. We object to tho plan of pay ino $10.00 a month from tho public fund and supplementing all schools by private subscription, for the plain reason that this destroys thc free part of thc school. If a niau ls un able to pay tuition for his children he derives no benefit from the school fund while his rich neigh bors decs. Both eontibute to this fund and both should have tho same advantage, One school should bo kept open as required by the Constitution If it requires every dollar of tho school fund, or else f i change tho constitution. A mono; tho llrlorwood notes, in tin* Abbeville Preis oud /tanner wc 11ml the following: A writer in the Messenger seems surprised that the Fanners Club have gone down, timi think that now, at thc beginning of thocrop, tho most necessary time for them to exist. Ile doesn't seem to know that we farmers don't care much about such things, only just previous to an election. Perhaps the number of men that rode into office on tho shoulders of the "far mers movement" in South Carolina will never bc known, while a rc countiti, of the number that would have liked to have done so but failed would lu* still harder to come at. PROHIBITION UV C. Ti. KI Kl". f Tho Hon. Thomas tl. Bonnor in Accepting the position on the Pro hibition State Executive Coinmitto said: As you may know I have been a Democrat all my life-have actively worked for its success in almost every campaign In Texas for twenty years-have presided over tin* last two conventions of that party in this State, and have a prent admiration.for its leaders |ind i espect for its policies and prin ciples. If I believed that the pres ent movement was hostile to that |ir would ondange Its supremacy, I Would not loin in lt, hut I believe that Prohibition ls right, and that thc submission of the Prohibition ftmondment \H in line with Demc ?iratiC theory, and that I show no ?/antof fealty to that party by vot ng (or Prohibition. The evils re sulting from tho halo of intoxicn tHig liquors are admitted hy every ifni? and, os a Do moe rat, I am un willing to believe that that party, 'which lu Texas at least, is tho peo ple, will lend ttsclf to the mainten ance of such an unmitigated evil, I ^>n ibo Idea that such a law ns Pro I lihition ia sumptuary, or a trespass < >n personal llborty, or that lt alms \ t union of Church State. Til0 uhiptuary Idea is ol s?tete; tho lersonal lil>erty dod|?e uppen's on y to tho ignorant, while the intel I genoe of tho ago repudiates the ear of the union of Church and ?tate. A little reflection will show luit the tfrent hotly of our criminal tatutes rea t ruin personal liberty; u tact, while om s is the freest gov irnment in tho world, extending ti tho Indi vidual citizen the largest nensure of liberty, .still the very oundntion of order und protection >f every mun in the pursuit of hap? ?lliess is laid upon the doctrine .hat this liberty must be regulated iy law. The evil being admitted iy every person the question is, Shall the government, in the exer cise of its police powers, forbid it ? rho power to reg?late the tra flic is not denied, and this power curries with it the power to prohibit it-to Abolish it.- ll'oeo (Tv.ras) Ail va nev. Viii: CltKKl) or A PltOlllIUTtCKMT. I believe In temperance, I nm a temperance man, in the sense that I nm opposed to the drink habit ?inti ulso ttl the drink traille. I be lieve the drink habit Indulged by the Individual, to be a crime against himself. I believe that lite thing that society most needs is not ///on to/, paid OS tl tribute to tho State by this organized crime, for the privi lege of continued existence, but complete riddance from the trutile, with its ghastly traill ot evils, mis eries anti cl imes. I believe that we cannot successfully wage tempe-' ram-e reform, in the sense of sav ing men from the shivery omi death of tho drink habit, with multitudes of saloons open, and Inviting them upon every bund (Fra?leles Mut phy to the contrary); that n part of the buttle in saving men from sin, consist in saving them out of those associations which subject them to tem pt ?it ions w li ic li they are not abb to bear-temptations especially which ure the most insidious und powerful in tim whole range of hu man experience. In a word, I be lieve that the existence of the sa loon nml the saloon system is nu insuperable burrier in the way ot the prevalence of temperance, or sobriety, in the community. Therefore, 1 believe in opposition to the saloon waged through reli gious, moral ?un? political measures. 1 believe in the right of the people ttl vote for the saloon to go, I be lieve that nil men win? can sub scribe to this creed ought to agitato to the eiul that the saloon must <ro. I believe that no political party tie serves the support of {food citizens, that opposes the right of tin people ttl agitate lind vote for the saloon t<> go. This is the true temperance faith, nil which, ?fa man believe not, he is behind tin? progressive moral anti religious spirit of this age. The Voice. 1 Propose To close oil! ntv eut i re lol of Coffins at Cost. i I willi Moll singly or tho entire lot at once. C. W. CORBET, As Agent. Insurance Id?ense. 10 x i:t . l ' TI V K 1 IK l'A UT M ti S T. 0 F KM* ti of COM ITUCLLKU OF.X r.it \ b. COLUMBIA, 8. C. April ifith, I .S.S7. 1 certify that Mess, Leake and Patton Of Laurens Agents of the Nonie Pire insurance Com puny, Incorporated hythe of New York, has complied with the requisitions of the Act of tin; Oeneral Assem bly entitled "An Act to regulate the Agencies of Insurance Compa nies not Incorporated in the state of South Carolina," and I hereby license the said Mers Leake and Patton Agents aforesaid, to tnko risks and transact nil business of 1 usu rn nee in this State, in the Coun ty tif Laurens, fur ami in behalf of saitl Company. W.K. Sro xv, COM rr.( ? KN KU Ab, NOTICE! The building of Maddox bridge nc ross Saluda river will bo lot out at tho lowest bidder according to specifications presented at said let ting on the 151th day of May next at 12 o'clock, M., with tho right to reject any hld made. J AM 158 UK LL, C. R. c. o.e. State of South Carolina. L A U K E NS C O U X T Y, IN PROBATE COURT. Whereas, G.W.Shell,?. e.V. chas applied to me tor Letters of Admin istration on tho Estate of Jaine? Taylor, deceased. These ure therefore to cite ?inti admonish all and singular the kin dred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear before nie nt n Court of Probate, to be holden nt my office at Laurens C. IL, on the 27th day of June, 1887, nt io O'clock, A. M., to show cause, if any they can, why letters should not be granted. Given under my hand ami seal this, tho 21th day <>f May, IHS7. A. W. BURNSIDE, J. e. L. c. 0-20-87.--nt NOTICE. ALL land owners In the County of Laurens S. C., are hereby noti fied that all running streams of wa ter upon their hind shall remove from the sahl running streams of water upon their lands, all trash, trees, rafts and timber during the month of May, 1887, otherwise ali land owners who neglect said (dear ing of streams arc liabio for dam nera or costs. JA M RS BELL, C. ?.<'. .? <. April 27,1887 ?t Unfailing Specific for Liver Disease, XV M PTO AA Q ? Bitter or had tait? lu .? I mr I ll m OI mouth; tongue coated -white or covered with A brown fur; nain lo ?ho back, aldo?, or Joints-often mfataken for Ilhoumatlarn ; sour stomach; lota o( .appetite! aometlmca nausea ?nd wntrr oraah, or Indignation ; flatulency ?nd acid ?ruc tat loni; ho wo I a al tr mixtet Y coat Ivo .nd lax; headaches loaaof memory, with r?v til ii nu aenaatloaof having; failed to do pom rt li I ne which ought to have been done; debility! h,w spirit?; a thick, yellow ap pearunco of the akin ?nd ?TM; a dry cough; fever; reillesnaesa: the urlue ll ?canty and hlghcolorcd. ?nd, If Allowed to btand, deposit? A sediment. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR (PURELY VKQKTABLK) I? generally used In the Mouth to ai euee the Torpid Liver to a healthy action, H acta with extraordinary efficacy ea Die I IVER, KIDNEYS, _-ai AND BOWELS. M ur temi. sue.MC ron Valaria, Dowel Cnn.plaint?, Uyapopala, ttick l'-mlnchu, Constipation, lMUoaaness. Kidney A ffm-tlnn?, Jaundlee, Mental JJepresalon, Colic, ?ndoricd by thc ute of 1 Million? of Dorrte*, a? THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE fcc Children, for Adults, and for the Agsd. ONLY GENUINE has our Z Sump In red on front of Wrapper. J. H. Z?i/in A Co., Philadelphia, Pa., .oui raoraiBTou. I'iioe. ?l-O?. #SPG7 ?.GASH* Moving ht 2-10 speed with ti Iii? truin heavily freighted with bar gains in Paney Family Groceries, Confectioneries, Ac., &c" hus Just "dumped" ti large? portion of them into tho "LUCKY"- STORE of J. II. .1AM S, who is now run nIng a regular schedule, constantly adding now goods to Iiis already mammoth stuck, and insists that tho (roods must go -CH KA P FOR CASH, in order to make room for FRESH ARRIVALS. Wo will not attempt to mention in detail the articles comprising our elegant stock, but simply say to ono und nil, anti especially thc la? dies und children COME AMD SEE FOR YOURSELVES, J. H. Jame?. L?nens, S. C. Koh. !23r<l IK77 .'In CALL 03ST 1). F. BRA DLEY, LAURIS S.C. Togot your Watches, Clocks, Jew (dry, &c. repaired, every Joh gunr ?int.nd. Watches, ('looks, Jcwolry lind Silver ware ordered whei dosired. Kid). '.) 1SS7_-2* itu Ice ! Ice ! ! BY THE TJAR-tQAO All orders will have promp Attention. (Jail for our lei Cold and Refreshing Soih Water and all tither drink sei ved at a First-Class Sod; Fountain* Kennedy Bros Lntircttti - - S. C. _iip'jnt NOTICE. The building of Maddox hridgi across Suluda river will be let a the lowest bidder according to spec ideations presented nt said letting on tho l?th day of Muy next nt l! o'clock, M. withthc right to rojee any bid made. Jumo* hell. ("har, ll. C. C. li. C A pri 1, J a._jt Real Estate. A new four room cottage in tin town of Laurens for rent conven lontly located. Terms reasonable < Ino huntlri il and fifty seven acre: bond near Cross Hill, in good stab of cultivation. Well watered,goo? houses, situated oil the projector line ot ll. lt. for sale via X Hill ( lin ton. A bargain offered, Termsensj Wo will offer next week for stile a large lot of property in ind neill tin town of Laurens. Also A fl M plantation in Abbeville county. For Kent: A Splendid residence in tin Towt of Laurens and one of the most MU? tnhle houses in Town for a boarding house. Situated on Main Street nboul fifty yunis from public square. 1 louse containing ten rooms be sides sorvnrl house stables, and good garden otc. Terms very mod crate. For Kent - Threestoro houses in tho town of I,au reus. Koli SA Mt : :MHKI acres hind, looatsd In di Aeren poriions of Laurena count}*. Foil S.vi.p. or ItKNT - A number ofMolondid roshloneos in tho town '-f f.?aurons, A nev. More house nt High Point or tho (J f ?v s it lt, I'rlco lon A splondid si and foi n Store, K' r particulars as tn any of the nhove oro.iertv end In or address J M II A.MITON, _M anarer. Cheapest Carpets in Stock Larger and Prices Lower than ETSI ra-iho largest H tock South. Moquet, I llrussles, Three ply ?nd Iornoin Oar? pets. Km'.. .Mnls, Crumb Cloths, Window curtains, Window tiomfees and Poles. Canton and ('nena Hrattlnm, (Jliromos, 1'iiee eurtrtlns and Nineo fur nishings. Write for sample s. Jas. G. Bailie & Sons, !.t Hrnad Street, Augtnta, (?corcho TI IK LAURENS BAU. . v -'. _ix_. . _ ..-jLJ*rai J. T. JOHNSON. Wi U. KICHKY. JOHNSON ?ft RICHKY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Ok*VICK Fleming's Corner, Northwest nido of Public Square. LAURENS, 0. HM - - - 8. C. J. NV. KKIUHSoN. 0. C. FKATII HUSTON? FERGUSON & FEATHERSTONE ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LAURENS 0. tl.8. O'. "W. KC. j\?eLr tin., ATTORNEY AT LAW, LAUREN8 CU, ? - - S. 0 .1. Ot OAKLINGTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LAURENS CH., . - 8. C OfllCO. Advertiser Building. W. C. II KN KT, Ki P. M'(l*\VAX, Abbeville. Lnurenn. ii EN ET A MCGOWAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LAURENS C. H., 8. C. N. J i liol.MKS. Ut Yt SIMPSON. HOLM KS & SIMPSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LAURENS C IL, 8. C. 1ST. S. XXAIR^IS, ATTORNEY AT LA NV, LAURENS, 8. C Omeo over store of W. L. Ilovd. State o? South Carolina. COUNTY OF LAURENS. Court of Probate. Sibis S. Knight, Plaintiff, ami inst Robort Knight. Thomas Knight, Sonja* min F. Landlord, cilium Landlord., WlHtlir A, Knight, Wolter Scott Knight III his individual right mut ns executor of si ns Knight, deceased, Fannie K. Knight, Roboeea I*. Thomas, Robert <?. Thomas, Kinma Nations nee Thomas, .lohn \V. Thomas, Marv K. Lesley nee Thomas, Nancy A. Thomas, Estelle Thomas, William A. Thomas, Wist ar iiouulus, William Douglass, h roderick Douglass, Scott Douglass, IO I fred L. Knight, Samuel S. Knight, John W. Knight, WaltorT. Knight. Nancy Jone?, John M. Iloleolmljo in Iiis own right 1111(1 a? executor of Silas Knight, deceas ed, ami Sarah Knight, Hefen.Innis. SUMMONS. .. ihe defendants nliovo named; You ?re hereby summoned ?nd re quired t<> answer thc complaint in this action, which is tiled in the ofllco ol the Judgo of Prohato, tor tho said County, nilli to serve a copy ol' your answer to the said complaint on the suhscrlhcrs at their oftteoat Laurens C IL, South Carolina, within twenty days aller the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such servile; and if you fail to answer the complaint w ithin the timi'aforesaid, the plaintiit in this ac tion will lippiV to thc; Court for tho TO lief demanded in thc complaint. Dated, 22ml April. A. l>. INST. Seal.I A. W. IIURXSIDE, J. P. L. C. PEROUSOX ?V FKAT11 ERSON, Plaintiffs Attorney. To the Defendants abovo named; You will take notico that the HU Ul mons and complaint in this action were tiled in tin? ellice ot the Judge of Probate for Laurens County South i 'urolinu, on thc day of April, 1SS7. PK Ito r SO N K I : ri I K US roN K, Plaintiffs attorneys. J une I POMONA HILL * NURSERIES. * POMONA, N. C., Two und ono half miles wost of Greensboro, N. C. Thu mitin Uno of th" IL & 1). it, lt. pusses through the grounds nix) within 100 foot of theofilcc. Salem trains mnko reg ular stops twice daily going e.ich way. Those interested in Fruit and Fruit growing aro cordially invited to inspect this tho largest nursery in the State und one of the largest in the Sou Hi. The proprietor nus for ninny years visited thu leading nurseries North and West and corresponded with those of foreign countries, gathering every fruit that was eal culnted to suit the South, both na* live and foreign. The reputation of Pomona Mill Nurseries is such that many agents going out from Greensboro representing other mir H?rles, try to leave the impression that they are representing these nurseries. Why do they do lt? L<d tili- public answer. I have ni stock growing (andean show visitors the snine) the largest and best stock of trees ?vc., ever shown or seen in any two nurser ies in North Carolina,consisting of apple, peach, pear, cherry, plum, grape, Japanese 'persimmon, Jap anese plum, apricots, nectarine, Russian apricot, mulberry, quinces. Small fruit: .Vtraw 1)01 ry, raspberry, currants, pecans, English walnuts, rhubarb, asparagus, evergreens, shade trees, roses, Ac. (?Ive your order to my authori zed anent or order direct fi om Hie nursery. Correspondence solicited Descriptive catalogue free to appli cants. Address, J. VAN. LINOLKY, Pomona, Guilford county, N. C. MACHINERY ENGINES BO I M ; HS SA IV MILLS GRISTMILLS Cotton Presses SHAFTING PULLEYS HANGERS COTTON GINS GEARING Steam X Water Plpn& Fitting Hr?ss Valves SAWS FILES INJECT0U8 PUMPS Water Wheels CASTINGS Brass ?nd Iron A Full Stack of Supplioa, ck?a? and g?oi. BELTING. PACKING and OIL. At BOTTOM PRICE8 lilt IK ?TOCK FOB PROMPT DELIVERY. -KKTAUUJ P HOM PT LT DONK. 6E0. R. LOMBARD A CO. Foundry, Machine and Roller Work?. AUGUSTA, GA. ABOVE E_\BSKN0RR DEPOT. ffl?L A Wt, A Great Deal -HAS UK KN DISPLAY KD IN TU Sn per!..i atti -act Lins Hint (Irno.)l'ul Styles p? Men's and Boy's Clothing and . . . . More new Features & exe! We never iueresco the prlco, hut en BIGGER AN 1 .PurniVHod b PLUCK AND -itTho business fraternity -A.OK3SrO'W"I-iEr)C> OUR MOTTO-Always mid only tho host, i F. MARI j A,1* WILKES' BOOK " Big Lot Sohoc :R,?o?j ISTio? liri? of Moi ing GLII sizes of IF THE ?IC -J. R. COOP Mtiiiiniotli Grocery House eua bc Of Fresh Groceries which WO will sel ties wa* ting such will do well to get they might stive money "ANI) DON ?T Pt. OOOI ALSO, Wo have several standard offer on good terms. See US or W. 1 J. R. C O O V WM -Dealer Doors, Sash, Blint Mouding M Uendy Prepared, Rough, Gr? Als PINE AND CYPB I4 inc Mantels a upecinlty, I Conic iind ! GRAY & Ai April Q, 18S7.-tf_ -DKNTI8T. Oflleo tiver National Hunk. onie? days - -Mondays sad uosdays, LAU R KN H, - . . - - ? S. C. Port Royal & Augusta Railway, In effect Dee. 2i>, 1880. Timo 00th Meridian Ono hour slower than C. A- O, lt. lt- lime. O roon vile mid Lumens Railway? Leave Laurens 6 Ona in I IS p ni Arrive Bsrksdslos ASM'' 146 " " Knights 0 82*' I CO " " Orajrcourt 087** 1 fifi " " Fountain Inn 704 ** a is *. " Hlmpsonvllio 7'?i" 234 " " Mnultlin 7 41" 213 " 11 Oreen ville 8 ff? ** 3 I.I " Leave O reen vi Ho IO Oil" 3 .VI Arrive Mimi.lin IO 251 " 4 20 " Rlinpsonvdlo 10 4741 4 30 " " Fountain Inn 11 on " 4 fis " " Oraveonrt 1133'* 6 85 " " KII?KIIIS It 38 " 5 ;to " " Uarkmlnles ll 44 " 5.17 " " Nuirons 12 nip m iioa ? 0 roon wood, Lanrons ami Hnnrtanburg, OtdiiK South Dully. Ivxoept Sun. 1 .ea ve Spurt liuhlfrg tl ll m ft ?'.<> a lu Muere ll TA'* U 17 " " Wondrutr 1317 n na rt fifi " " Kooroo 12.'&" 7'/7 " " Lunion! 1?t?" 7.10 " " Ora 12A*?M 7 .Mi " " Laurens I ia" s 4o " ?' High Teint 1 40" 0 21 " " Wntejioo 1 ft2 ** 0 4:i " " tominion 2 Ift " 10'/il " ArrivoOroonwood 2 8ftM II OO '? Leave" (j.00 it ni 2 85 *? llt??? " " Andorson ll 00A m ?.io " Arrive Augusta 10 30 nm ll 1& >ft0 um "Athuita 7 oo a m. " Suvuunuh - . p m. " .la.-1 sunville 1'/ 00 III. Oolug North-Dally. Lon vc Atlanta 7 80 p m. " lackHonvillo 2 ?IO " " Savannah a io " " I hnrlostou 4 0 I a m '* Aiiuustn lil 15 p in 7 60 n tn 8 .10 a in Arrive Anderson 2 is p m 815 nm ArrivoOioenwood ft 80 pm II 20 nm 22ft " I^inve Greenwood Hf? a in 2 40 " Arrive Coronaos ii40" 8 io " " Waterloo 12 01pm 4 no 4* lllgh Point 12 14:' 4 22 44 ** r nu- n. 12 88" f? or? " ?* Ora 12 ? " ft 40 " .* Lan ford 107" 5 ftH " ** Knoroo I lft" 010 .' ** WoodrufT 1 lift" 0 45 11 ** Mooro 2IM1" 7 27 44 .* Spartanhunc 2 .'IO " Si:, ? Connections al fi roon wood to and fro** all pointa on Columbia ?tc (ireonvtl* le railroad. At Hpartunhiirg willi Anh v ll lo A Hpartanbur? R R, A. St C., Air Lins for points Forth. At AiiKiisSa with OcMT^ia, South Carolina und t'entrai roar!?. K. T. CHARLTON:,.?. P. A. W, TV,mawr, Sup't, Augusta.('a TT I'ST ~ [ .sf tete H HKI.KCTION OK Ol'? Spring ?oo?s,-*^"* rovall in all our lutmonao yarloty of . . Cents' FarDisbing Goods, usive styles tb an ever. ch season our buslnosn glows ) BIGGER!! y our. PROGRESS ? oatt only wondoratl EID STJOOE3SS! ! it priv?n not low hut tl o LOWKST. PIN & CO, c ?a DRUGSTORE )1 BOO?S Just Lv?d aiding for mak. 1 otu.ro Frames. EAGLE ER & CO'S E . found H full and completo stock 1 low for O .A. S H. Pur our prices before buying. For ?T YOU FORGET IT." 3ER ?Sc CO brands of GUANOS', which'we, ). 11ARKSDALK before buying ' E R & CO. s in 1* lantels Lumber, .en, Dry, Long omi Short. io ?.US SHINGLES. together with Nice AVoik. u*e us. ?DERS0N, Laurens C. H., S. C. SOUTH < AKOLINA Railway Company. Commencing Sunday, May Oth 1HS?>, at (1:45 A. M., l'aaaongor tra?na will run as followa, "Kiislrrn tiuic." TO AM? FROM CIIAItl.RHTOX. KAMT (tinily> Donart Collin) Mn ut DUO a in 6 27 pm Duo Cha>loaton ni lt 85a in uno p m W KS r (dully except Sunday.) Depart Ch ar len ton 7 20 a ni o 10 p 111 Duo Columbia 10 85 am lu.vipm TO ANO KIIO.M CAMOKN. Kital (tinily except Sunday.) Dp Columbia ll SO a m 5 05 p in ft 27 p nt Due < 'aulden 12 37 pm 7 42 pm 7 42 pill West (dally except Sunday.) Dp ('ninden 7 -iii a ni . 4.'> a in 8 15 p nt Duo Columbia 10 25 am 10:1ft am io mi pm TO ANO KIIOM A CO I) KT A and OM A 111,KS ION Must (daily.); Dp A ti gu ?Un 005 a tn 4 40pm 1035 pm Due Clou lesion ll 00 am 0 BO pill S 25aili West (dully.) DpCharlonton 035am ft 10pm m:topni Due A io; o - i .i 11 .'Ul a ut 10 25 p in 7 .'10 a ut Connections mude at Coln m hin with ( 'olumhla A i . reen vf i le Railroad hv train arriving at IO40a in nod departing at 5 27 p m. At Cohimhtn .Di lotion with ( harlene, Columbia A Augusta '.tailroud l>v sume train to and from all pointa on hot ll road*/. I'usseugers take ?upper at Itranchrirfo. At Charloston with steamer for Now York ; ai.d with steamer for Jaoknonvllta und points un the Si. John's H.vcr 'in. davs and Hatti rd ny H | with ('harleslon A Suvannuh railroad to and from Sn? vairnan amt points in Plarlda daily, At Augusta with Goorala ami Central railroads to and from all points West ?o.-I Sinn h, with Augusta ,v KllOXVlUo rallroud by I0 3fi p m train oust, ami 7 ,'U) a in train west. At blackville to und Crom points ou H.unwell railroad. Through tickets can he purchased toidi points South and West hy applvlng to D. MoQUKKN. Ageiit, Columbln,8.C. .lohn ll. Peek, Oenernl Manager. I). C, Allen, i.cnn ul Passenger mid Ticket Agent._ Piedmont Air Line. RICHMOND,*. DAN Vf LLB R. lt. Columbiaurbenville division. Condensed Schedule In etl'eet Dee, Ur. IKMI. Trains rim on 75th Merhlinn time,)/ South. No. 52 jNorth. No 53, Lv Walhall? S 5ftau,?I,v Columh ll 00am " Heneen 9 17 nln!., Nowlierry I (Kl pm " Hpartiibg ll 80 .un;" Ninety Sic 2 80pli* " Ahl m\ ide 1(1 4A Ml" (?rnoilWd 2 52 pm l.iiimniH S 20 nmiAr Oreen vt. 53? pm. M Urreenvll ? 40 ntni" Laurens 5 55 pm "Uroonwd 12 50 pm!" Ahbeville 4 45 pm " Ninet v Sx I ll MO " Sparlanhg 3 30 poi Nowborrv In? pm Seneca 1102 pm Ar Column > I > pur" Walhalla fl 35 pm "Augusta u 2u pm ^Atlanta 1040 pm No 53 mnkoa clone eonuoetlnn for At tanta. > o 52 makes clono eonneetion for Augusta and Charleston at ('olum hla. D. CARDWKI.r., Asst Pans. A?t, ftOL, HA AH, Columbia, ff, C Traffic Manager. J AH EM TA K l.ou.oon,, p"rH A^SO.