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The Advertiser U?OHEKH, August 24, 1837. | J. <\ (!.\ Ii /, i .V < / V ( ) X, !'? l> i Ti > K B inscription Prue--13 Mouths, il.00 PA YA Mili IN ADV At<f< H. Untos for AdvcrtUl'itg'. Or?! 1 harv Ail vvriiKetnonta, per sijuarc, One Ins? r lion, $l.lHh OtlVh Klluso?pieiU ins r I ion, ."?0 rent-? fj|tH?rtil roduolloii made on largo .\?? vorliseiiHMii -. I,KT .) ? s i io : HI : DON This naper lia- not ono won] of citric ff co or palliation for liquor or l'ho flrpfor traill \ wo believe that I whiskey is re-pon-Ihlc for a large proportion of thc clinics commit ted. Tim ADvniiTiaiiii did not like th-.* Murray I> 111 al first, and ns soon as.it was drawn up and presen ted to tho legislature, we not only expro'sed our dissatisfaction willi the measure but Interviewed u large number of our citizens and found nearly nil entertained the same opinion. Now srn .(. th" election ls over, we bad hoped to let tho matter rest, but thc charge :- made that thoso who op, o ed tho measure are responsible :or bringing tito ne groes back Into polities. Thia wo most emphatically deny. The pro hlbitionists aro alone responsible for whatever may re.sul! in the democratic primaries hereafter by reason of dragging the colored peo ple, who were content with their ?condition, hack int > the political '?irena. 1? tlv.* ll rsl place tho prohibition ists hurt the election ordered, which gave them tho right to vote. Not only so, but among tho first resolu tions of the prohibition association was one calling to their nhl tho "colored citizen." TJton meetings were called for colored people; speeches were made hy prohibition .?t?ts-lb ry were urged ami Implored ; tOAsegtster and vole. Unit tins is not all. Look at (?ie . townships.where tho negro vote i is large-t: lichter and Jacks, for tiaftfcanoe, 8nd you Omi tho largest orohibitlon majority. The reason for this is evident, to thoso present at the voting piccincts. Tho ne groes wero not only told that if they voted against prohibition that they lose their homes, but, the reg istration cert ideates were taken by their employers, and held until the ballot was deposited. Certifi cates were bought, and tho purchas ers boasted of it. Ono man gave as high as fifty cents each for cer tificates, according lo tho testimo ny of those who received thc mon ey. Merchants refused to funi.sh sup plies to thoso who refused to vote for prohibition, and throats and intimidation used nt sonic of thc ?boxes,has never been equalled in this county. From one end of 1 .au reus totllO other this i-> known to be true, and some people attempt to throw tho blame on tho poor ne gro. If thc negroes of this county had t?rnod out and voted accor ding to choice, the Hill Would had mot the fate it did in A nderson. Wo regret seriously that the bill was ever passed by tho legislature. We believe it has cause bord feel ings between friends and neigh bors, it has divided homes, (dun . li es, societies ami communities, Wc believe it has Injured Ibo cnusoofl temperance; and demoralized so ciety to a greater extent than any thing that has occured since the war. In the name of humanity we say let there be pence. Let justice be dono though tho beavens fall Let the truth be known. LAWLESSNESS IN INDIANA. We have beard in days gone by, much of the Kuklux Klan, but the story of the "White Cap-" of Indi ana, printed in this ; apor some weeks ago, and tho latest doings of this order, remand Kukluxism tO tho rear. .The "White Caps," started Ina in?? J cst unassuming way. The ob ject ajid intentions was perhaps to right abusos In tho county govern ment of Harrison Indiana, . hieb (hose who joined the movement believed hjd become chronic and could not be reached In due course of law. When one Citizen concludes thal the law is Insufficient to award him Justjee, and he makes himself an outlaw, jt is a serious matter; but what milit be said w inni a body of men, so strong as to defy tho con stituted authorities, como to this conclusion. As Is always tho ease, this unlawful organization, al though formed with good inten tions and doubtless composed of respectable citizens, has become a terror to the whole country around Harrison County, /Caving found nundi crookedness In tho county gover ment the ,lW!iite Caps" punished a? they weut, and often punished tho wrong in.tn. lint when brought to trial, witnesses wero terrorized by threa tened midnight visits, and the ad ministration of Justice i for a time pt least,, paralyzed, A few days ago while? tho homo of n respoeta-M hie farmer was Invaded and he waa hoing unmercifully boat I y tho Whito Cups, his daughter made ht?i" escape, and i?? attempting t(? out tho rrins of one of th?, horses which they rode, abo eat a gash in tito animals shoulder. Noxtdivyl tho horse was found to bolong to ono of tho most highly esteemed politicians, ?a the community. Nothing was said or dune, because to do so was certain death nt the hands of thc outlaws. The arm of tslte date, tho nu.lilia, w ill he or dered to the scene. This shows i thedang i of unlawful nssemblagos n i mutter what may ho the object : A WO ll K POU MONKS, Franklin J Moses, at one tune Ct o vernor of South Carolina, ni a n- ; Other, moro recently, a convict in tho Massachusetts penitentiary, still has a work before him. He now assumes tho role of reformer, and hi- latest engagomont with the Mas ;achusetts otlleials, eminently dis hint for tito work. As a re former of any kind, hi: would doubt less croate n sensation. Ills chosen thoma ls prison reform, bul men whoso hands were dooper dyed in crin e than even the scalawag-forger Moses have not only blotted out t'ielr past, from tho loin.; ; (d' their country mon, but won fer them selves fame, by lending moral ami political reforms-sometime more exhalt (I oven than the work of re forming criminals. What a pity that a man so emi nently titted td be a refera e \ should contine luis labors to convicts? Moses should by all means toko on tho Republican Car ty, and then too, ho might reform tho courts of tho varions states so, as to bo tn ire eft'o t ?vt ; espi dal at t mtlon could be gi V;MI to facilitate convictions of forgery, lt may be f iat hols prepared to become a missionary to Texas or Anderson in the next prohibition campaign. Sure it ls he could exhibit n "horri ble example" lo p erfection. Lauron* ls never quiol ll seems. Since tho prohibition election ls over. Ibo wom.'er ls whal will come next. Prom present indications it ls likely that the shattered limber left from the last Primary Elec tion will bo looked nflor ami patel - od up with what romains of tho lalo struggle. l or some* time we may expect to hoar bitter denunci ations 'against thin town ns thc foul SOM rec from whence nothing clear, eau om?nate. All fair-min ded persons In Laurens County must regret thc unjust charges that have been heaped upon th!- place. It is described ns a "hell bolo," and by men who know belter. Such talk is slander. lt i- calculated not only to render the community odius in thc si^'at of prospective settlers, but will injure tho trade as well. Wo aro willing to speak out when anything goes ami--, but it 1- unfair to call Laure::-, a "hell i hole" simply because she refuse lo i draw to her hosoiuthn.se w li ? would ! .-ap her life blood, by makin", them selves dictator- to Ibo people Some newspapers have a habit of commenting bu articles which t hoy tlo not reproduce. We submit thai th I.s i- unfair. Hit is a matter worthy Ofcommonl editorially, wc submit that simple justice to tho writer would demand that th >*o who read thc views of the editor, bo llllOWCd also to seo the articlo criticised. This is uoticablo In thc many news papers throughout tho comity who have taken pains to say unkind things of Jeff Dav I*' letter without publishing the letter In full The Times nnd Dom ?erat, of Or nngburg, has shown upa commer cial tourist, alia--, patent medicino man who remarked that "tho South ought to bc whipped again," and that "John sherman ls a butler niau than Southern people think.'' Mis employers has investigated these remarks and will doubtless con clude that he is not tho righi man In thc right place to Bell nu (Heine. The Tie ra ld ls nursing it . w rath this week, bul h is given n ?tleo of nuothoron dnught in tho next i >-u .. Tin: A I>VI:KTI-K!: docs not like to koop the public unduly lu suspense so will endeavor to got together what wo have to -ay by Tuosdny following, in ??riler that this ilisn groable qunrrol may omi ns soon as possible. A bright luminary has a:>:? iftrfltl on the Journalistic horizon in the shape of the Dally Sun, of Charlo?? and will "shine for all." Thou- is evidently a phire fer the Sun, and we believe lt will fill it with ability. Tho Spartunburg Herald copied an OX tract from the Clinton Enter prise last week, and gave credit to Tm: Ai>vi:nrisi:i(. Inasmuch as the extract was not from this pa per, we tako none of the Herald's comments to ourself. It is evident ly a mistake which wo trust the editor of the Heiald will hasten to correct. WHAT NK.YT7 If any Sont lunn '.?ty run claim n . preference, ii would uoein that Charles.on should he? visited by tho J President on his Southern toitv.l Hut we venture to predict that 1 Charleston will get left. 1 On our Hist pago will he found j un article, on tho subject of the Ag* | ricdltui'lll College problem, lt ?sa review id' the whole quest len und wo earnestly ci in uond it to all who desire light on tIii J subject* OUR ttASlllNi.iOa UTTER, [special to Tho Advertiser.] Washington,!) c Aug. IO, 1KH7. 1 ?Since the lute Uepubllean admit - Istration gave pince to a Democrat ic reg! io ? rolmbly lite most im portant and radical change hi pub lic p ?Hey ba i cen tho mot hod ! adopted by tho government in ex-' acting from thc favored corpora tions, known us land-grant 'rail-, roads, tho M rietest ooiiipllunco with ' their charters, th,? condition of which the railroads had fallen in tu tho habit of almost entirely Ig noring whenever suited their In terests to do so. it Is almost impos sible for the mind tu conceive tho magnitude of tho magnificent pub lic done lu restored to the people under President Cleveland Admin- : (stratton, for only this week In the I case of tho Atlantic and Pocillc] ralln ads alone between tWehly-ilvo lind thirty millions acres ol'laud were thrown open lo settlement io ! say nothing ???its o Meets upon ti number of other land-grunt rall roads. Ile fore leaving upon li I ?j vacation Secretary Whitney toil; the most Important -top thai bas been tali on since tho late war In rebuilding the navy by a yarding several bu. c I contracts amounting to about ilvu millions dollars, for tin- construc tion id' three steel cruls T- and two j gunboats, (?te.- of ile- former, as pr? ! vidod by the act ofCongrees, will j bo built at s.ui Prnnsleo, w hile tin assignees of .lohn Keach wit! build the gunboats, The Navy Dopnrt I mont has awarded to tue Barron siiip Billilling Company, of London ..'nghllld, theprive of- .jf?,O0U for, furnishing the best <!<.- fur bail- J ding a batth --hip antilog/, d hy ti ; special act of Congress, inui a bon id of Naval ofllcers has bet ti anpotii tod to carefully consider and re port as lu the possibility of the plans | being carried out. Since AUgllSt !-!. the receipt- of the Government ure about llfteen million dollars iii excess pf tho disbursement, but it i- estimated that tho heavy pension payments <d' this month \\ ill require a consid erable larger sum titan Hie surplus that accumulated during the pres ent month. After nil ubligntions are promptly mot. tie- surplus still persistently piles up and penna-1 pent .relief cae ?.n'y ho expecte I | 1 from the action of Congress next I Winter. Di posing of the surplus ls j ! tilt1 vital quest Ion of thc time , .m. I the public welfnre unquestionably j demands ibo early std;.;! m of Hutt i luomehtuS problem, and I h IN O confidence Hun lite combined KU-j gnclty o/ President Cleveland and i ? ? I >omc . rutlc Congress w ill bi? i equal lo tho emergency despite ti I gloomy predictions ol' inc chrouh j ? crokers. j Democrats nt the Capital view wfth suj?"eiii6 aiitisfactloii tin- line r#f tiie Ho-juibllenn party f r ISSS, ami foreshadowed by the action uf tho Keystone-S'tatC'Sj whoso batl'o cry is Blaise, the I lofidy - birt lind a high ? rot ec 11 ve tari ll". Od KU di j Issue? its Mi ese the Democracy net il litt ve nu tear ?d' appealing t<> Hie judgment and patriotism < f the count i\\ Tin-etea* of the foy.-(ering Mi - dleberger, "who ii i jiisl o iierg ?1 frein the gloom of a Virginia Jilli, excited con.- ,'"ie ra ble coi on uni, bili lillie sympathy in lids city, whore Ills Idiosyncrta ?es ate Well kitown> as it Isnut au iihconiihoii occiiren ee to see this i a m pa ni Bepublicnn make an en-.emly spectacle of himself un thu Hour of the Hioiinle lo (he shaun (d' his brother s lia lof-. I; is thoughl (bal the prominen ce ol lion. Hoger U< Mill in tl o Into prohibition contest in Texas will materially aid bis aspirations fir promotion frbm second to Prst place on the Committee "a Ways and M od ns, ns thc former ch:.ir niau, lion. W in. H. Morrison, i. not a member of thc Fiftieth Cot - gross. Th.- attempt to c norco tho Kd mund- Utah law in Ilia District of Columbiu, i- causing uno Roundel nus sensation after another* Be fore the now notorious ( raw i'd rd case lins be?n dls|M)s lid', a worse one ba- heidi broughtt ? !!;;!:!. Hutt of a United S.?.,!.?? toidi fr who i - charged With tin- frightful cri me of incest willi his own hleee. Thin awful neciisatioii Is brought by bis ?ii- own brother, and lite po.ir girl involved is only sixteen. A Monument To Governor Den y. A handsome and Imposing m rn liment ba- boen erected over the ?rave i-f < X-<lovonior Benjamin Franklin Perry in thc Ci mctery < christ liplscopnl church) in Green ville. Th.- m . ii ii ment is of nd CSlgn, chaste ami beautiful ami befitting the character of the noble patriot timi -tatt -man, whose memory it will commemorate, it M.nuls fn tho SOUthonst corner ol'the family burying lot rising to a height o twenty feet from the grass .sod at its find. Tin; monument Lof Barre gran ile. rtconslstof Ihreo basoi?, snp potingn die, upon \iliich rest ?teup, f.-otn which ve>t>i a pyramidal spire. TdO lower bn o is plain. . On the sVb-tern face of tho second base ls Mm mm- "Perry," sculptured in bold letters in relief. There are no other inscription on the bnS30. On each of the four faces of the die ure raised tablets on thepollsh e 1 bu i of which RM lettered the inscriptions. The western face cunt lins the following: ???-?-?ru?!?: . ?*?v.Vjj-.t;ii - , lu ?trohiory of BenJ. Frank ll ii Po. i v, porn [Mod Dt-flGnnSoV .'5, i- . Ou thu nppo>Ito taco of t! dio \ppenrstho following 'rlptl?iv: j Di-tric*. ?y, Ijj-i and Dlstrlcj A tl i I cf tho .Southern t viv' " State ?ohator ; . I Provisional (JoVoi I ct Smith ?':<"?.. Una into! Untied Stat ?s Senator elect On tho southern lu hi o I ard tho Words 'The world Js bettor that ho livest"und on tho northern side, '.SnTo In tho keeping of everlasting love." Tho s in fl thal rise!? from tho cap ! of the die i< plain, ..xoepi that (tn tho western taco ls Un a ?I HI lc lUOh ograin of the letters "1 J. F. IV com prising the governor's initials. The whole eH'oet of thc inonu mont ts Int] rossi ve. Il stands next j t<? tho grave of the young daughter \ of dov. an I Mrs Perry, and the contins! thus brought t > pass be tween t! e study stnlcsnian, dead in tim ilpeness of hu lvuioretl old age, and the mahlen taken ii? the Mower of youth und loveliness, heightens tho Impressiveness of ! he solid ".i anile shaft. Mow ll?' S(;i: l, d 'a Kel Ivnl. Nashville, August i .- A strange case ls reported from thc Hermit age district ?II this county, Hielt ard I lout, a colored preacher, ha? i>i?ilt up u lit:l>' congregation and i stabllshed a church. Ile w anted to head n ro.vlvul, bul tho ? light ex pense utlaehed to tho I'ghls, cte., could aol ho met. I le stole a cow from <>:io ol'his neighbors, brough I it to Nashville and sohl il for Hf teen dollars, and weilt htinio alni started l-.i- revival. Ito had secured llfteeu con verts-and six moro pr ilsln?: mourners ou tho auxin scat, when the eon ?table eu: along, closed up tho revival, aim had Hunt J ti 21 cd. Ch :?. Janies Longstreet lives i'i a quiet tarm-house on tho sumiltlt <>f a mountain ridge in North Georgia. A friend who has just hewn |>?yiug hlmavlsll says thal ills hair Issi! ver, his whi ?hers are snow, his gi ant ilguro'Somewhat beM, hut his euglo eyes still ilash willi tho < hl tlrne Ure, aiid years have only deep ened thc strong lines in his face. Ifo was dressed f>>r comfort. Ile il ld not caro thal his collar was aw ry, lloit his alpaca cont was ripped up tho hack, and he did iud care that hisslippers wont llap-ilap-tlap against lils heel.' as ho walked. Absolutely Puro. ThN p.,w.t. r i ic vi j* valros \ htarvi 1 ofpurito cnglftaitd wbolosoinOii? *.* Mote I'Onoimonl Mian ti.o ordInarv Moils, mi*! cannot he Hold lu entupe' - ti-.n '\::,: tho inillliluile of low tesl sheri uem'.: ninth or iihoypbuto nij\v ? li. Hold otily Iii CAN'S. ItoVAh flAK iXy'.Pownnit CO., lila Wall street, N'. Y POMONA HI IX NURSERIES. - PO MI N. C., Two .md mio h.tlf mil. H wt?st of Greensboro, N.<". Th? malu line of th !?. .v 1). .:. H. nasses (lu on gb the ground:--and witIiin KIO feet of (Jinolllce, Siil. i i trains make ro;; ularstops twice dally going each Way, Those Interested in Fruit and Fmtl prowlng atc cordially invited IO Inspect titi- tho largest nursery In (lie State and ono of tho largest In th i Southe 'i ii" proprh tor has for many year- visited lb? h ading nurseries North and Wost ant! corresponded willi thosu of fdrolgd countries, al hering qv< ry fruit timi was cal culated to suit the South, both na tive and foreign. Tho reputation of Pomona I lill Nm- cries \- such (hut immy agent-? going out from (J >(>?usl oro repre <. ding other (nur series, try to leave ihe impression that ?hoy ore representing (hose nurseries, VVhy (lo they du it? Let tho public answer? I hUVUin Block growing (.ind can show visitQfi tio same') the largos! anil best .-t u U of tfOOS fte,, ever shown or .icr:i in any two nurseries North Carolin:!, consisting of ap ple, peach, pear, cherry plum, grape, .Lipom o porsiinmon, .lap ai eso plum, apricots, nectarino, Ilassinn apricot, mulberry, quinces Small fruit: Mrawberry. rapberry, currant, p.vm'ij Kiigiisli walnut, rhubarb, a pur.'.g is, overg>oens, Shade tree .. rose-, fte, Cil ve your OTder to my antin i:* od agent or order direct from the nursery. ? 'om spondcip ti ^,,!i. ii1 1)080ri pli \ ?. (tatuh gue free lo rtpj li ra nt ?.. Addles J. VAN LI MILKY, Pontoon, G ul I ford (ounfv, N. c. Mitt M* nm Unfailing Sp-eciflc for Liver Disease. &VMDT?1IMQI Hitter or bad taut? Itv OIlTlrlUnnOl mouth; tongue, coated whlto or covered with a lirowit fur; pnln In llio back. Bidon, or Joints-often mistaken for Rhouuiattsinj nour atotunch; loss of appetite; B?raetftttOfl nausea and wster bnvnh, or indigestion ? flatulency and ncld eructations; OOWOlB alternately couti vo and lax; boadachoi loss of memory, with n> painful sensation of having failed to do something which oin:ht to have been done ; debility; low aplrlt*: a thick, yedlovr ni> poarnnco of tho 8ktn and nyes, a dry cough ; fever; rc?tle?sneas: tn? url no ls scanty niel high colored, mid, If allowed to itaml, deposits a sediment SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR (PUntLY VEOtTAOUC) Is generally used in tho Koulh to luouso tho Torpid I.Ivor to a healthy action, ll act? with cxtraordincry efficacy on tho IIVER, SIDNEYS, _AND BOWELS. AN tTFECTUAL IPlClflO FOU atalnrln, HOM i l Complaint*. VyapcpMn, bick Hrndnelio, Conn ti put lon, )UUouniie?s, Kidney AfYcctlona, Jaundice, .'.li noil Dcprcaaion, C'oUe. Kadoried by the ute of 7 MUUona of Dottie?, ?a THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE lor Children, for Adult?, and (br the Aged. ONLY GENUINE kai our Z Sump in red on front o( Wrapper. J. H. Zeil in & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., som murmurous. l*rlcer Ol.OO. Cheapest Carpets in -.A.TJ - Stock I.-\r{,*cr ant'. Prices Lower tl:ar. Ever. r|Aie< I ur,uros t stock South. Moquet i llrussles.Tin oi' pl v itiul I it ?rai ni Car * pets, Ruirs, Mats, Crumb Cloths. Window i-nrtalus, Window corideen amt Toles, ('anton mid ('aeon matting*, i.-lii.<>-. liiit'ocurtuiiiM nnij Ifotisi fur nishings. Write roi" samples. Oas. G. Bailie & Sons, ptltiottd Streut, Augusta, llcorbin, tut -:i-S7-'l. Piedmont Air Linc. ltlCMMoNI) A DAN VI \A,V. M. I!. Coluuihia?V (?ro.'Mivlllo dlvi.stou. CotidctiSi i Ht? I lt .!::!.. in olivet lint) Ulli, l*-7. Trains run on 7.5th Meridian (linc,) Northbound "N" Northbound No .",1 I, a\e c.tuinl ia M irTi? ti !" p n \V\ ive At t :i ll ii ll on p II 1. 11 v < Alston 11 .V.i ii ii . .11 Oil p III Arrive i tuon I bi p m .VJ .". ? .? m *. Spurtanliurg .> i"> j- II J IT a o " Tryon I 117 a m " Siiludn f .",7 a in " Kbit Koch ". ;7 a n .. lleudcrsoiivilln ?.Ylnnt " AHIIVIIIC 7 oo a in " 1 lot Springs 'J ou a m Leave A ?-.ton 11 SJ! a II Arri l\ Prosperity I- ll p n .. vN'.-u berry I (ll . u .. I .aurona .'. IS p ni " N Incl y sl.x bl i' m ... ... i.-A . ..t ?p in " -i- .:.-. Ide lo p m l ..le J .Vi p lill I'tion . ?o p nd ? ? ? il OJ p ni li .? p Ul lo ;>> p III .j. Sont bboiind Ni -s Vi a mt i i !> 17 a Uli I M ttl lo I? a Ul] v ii!.- lu ?.'. a ni' ?ll . IMO !? h? a in ionia ?uta .\ iilhaila 1 I - 11 m v ll :;i HM p ni " .Mp ni ?nie '. Ashville lioidersonvjlio .. Kbit I tech sahul.i " ii yon " finartaiibury; r> (Kl a m " i niou \rrh <. A ls!.>n oo Noon *. i 'oliiiuhiil -; la ;. ni " t'oluinj lu ?'? 07 p m A ; i 1. - : i U jo j, m i 'harlcxloto Vi? sc ;: f. ?' !..> p i., ? 'Ibirlcstoiu Via A 0 li . .? l i p in .. Savannah ? Via CT S ? 7 ?0 p I" ? ! 07 j -1. ii J: ?- i ll : i n I.!."" a n - 17 a io ;! Ki a li. ."> 1)7 a in ?.?U a III I* Ml :> |i 10 'il a n: 11 on a o, ll _M a m ii ft) p II. (in tra ina Not IV) and ?I, Daily, pollnian Slcepcri' belSv^?ni l?uly ?x Havannah and liol Sprine!<cpl Sunday. N. i ' . via Columbia aie" ? Sp.ota.il.ur.'. SOI?, li.VAK, Ticket;! on salea! priiici-| Tr, (He pal st;ii.en ? to all nniiilS, Ma:..o;er. li. CA UDWK.l.L, At- ! PUSH. AITI. .IAS L. TA YI.OH, Columbia, S. i !. ? lonertil Pa* longer \ .;. ot 3STotioe I All Lnild-OWllors Ol ?iCSr?OCS in i,unrolls County ure hereby lioilicd to elenr all flt rca 1118 on their hinds nf nil obst nu lions, briisb. logs, or .-.ny obstructions in said ?trenin? passing through their binds, dur ing Ho- month (d' August sccord Uig to law. JAM !>? UM A J, Chnirninn H. c. c. I,. c. Female* College. o With II Tull corps "f assistants tho Lain--II ville Female College will reorganize and begin full session Hi pt. loth, (looms comfortable. Standard high. special attention to nil Kcmnleiicconi|disliments, New nod splendid Pianos, N on-sect n rltl.il, ( ?o\ eminent parental. Vot'llg ladies under tho I mined hito euro of .Mrs. 5fcCnslnn und Mrs. N. C Joh dan. Pupils received "t tiny time mid chnrged until end of qunrtor. ito. nd .'fl-' per month in nd Vd lice. Tuition $20,^30, und with cinssicnl ci u so .?io per Collegiate year, pay ftb?e m millly. We BOlicit und hope to mo Ht public pntronngc, For any information nddress, VV. M. McCASLAN, I're-ldeiit. LAXTHEXe,S. C., July 20, issi, ly. I OU RENT. Tl i.' Kn nm known respec tively Mi Dorroh l'hice And thc l ri r Pl :.,-, on rcasonuble terms, \ p?ly lo ' . MARV C. TODD, i m Fatmrens, s. c. THE F?RN?Tt Of .A-ugiajE fmm?,miU K hn-irest. llnOMl nu I IHOHt roli B receiving our Kuli stock <>f l'un *"*"? over hail, mid thin is savina; vorj .eudora, liooli in Stylos und l'rloea always ll tho woods mudo'Into furnltiii'o, consist ink, 1 utiint ion Mnlioaiiuyi AntUiuo Ash, H Walnut Suits. *:!*> on. * Mnrblo to|>. ? 'r.inn's, to .$.'.0 I);). Kino Silk Parlor Wo curry from flo to 7.1p arter nits and 1 t will nay yon lo como und soo us or \vrlt< o application. ' rome and price, wo will bo alud to ab FLEMING i 3<fc 3 Broad St., - - ALI. KINDS Ol'" UTA I'li I RACOX, SUUAR. FLOUR, PICKLES, MOLASSES, PK 1'ri: H COFFEE, Sl'K I 'ar Load of Flour just l?e .c'ar-liOac .VvZ^-O-o-OJsrs \ll of which wo soil ut HOTTOl Geo. IB- -A. Laurens- - - ?ItlgiMll x o, |?OJ7. OUST TUi^nsri^p Cultivate the M WILKES' BOOK ? n ?-Dealers in Rough,mid Rc Honrs, Sash ?nu . Moud i nu Laths. Mantels, Newels Balustr KIM: AND CY PH Wt' c: I 11 i;t\r llolU' ?it sllOl'l liotil <?? Lt mr v w <?: !<. 11 von moan GivAY & A? MJXTMli A /.I Ml !'.?<<i.\ ',S Furn y. ll can buy lilt' rin a, est nsw! lu Wo wi!! nol ho I! .Inst Udrik of li, :i nice lill \\ ililli) KOt, IO p ?o o kel. > li)cm. W i t- huiidxonio walnut * Neat IHMIS for .! HO. Neal om cana lor pl 2. We koopconstantly on bund Matinees, Bcd Spring, Lounges, lian \\ 0 a ri also bondi 1 >r\ liomin, l)rc'K8 (?ooil Shoes, lion) fail to oxauiliie our aleck and pei m .! cy, and looney snvi",! \* inouev made. 3VT in ter Sc , Laurena, ft. (\ MuylS, LSS7 Nm THF LAURENS RAR. J?, J , I lo I. M I.s. II. V. S I.M f VOM HOLM K.S A si>i PSON, ATTORNKYH AT I.A W, K JRKN'8 C. H., - - - s. C. j. w. 11:nor.SON. 1 . ? . ri: \ i II i 101 OM: FEROUSON & PEAT1I EUSTON V. ATTI d'.N I .Vs AT LAW, LAU11KX8 C. ll.. - - - S. C. w.o. il KN KT, I . p. M'UOWAN A hbo VI I le. I.ama ns. BENET 4V: HcUOWA N, ATT' ?PN KY H AT LAW, hAl'RKXH c IL, s. ? . 3SI . Si. ???JR,I^IS, ATTORN K Y At KAW, KA K Kr:NS, s. c. f>T?Umce over store of W. I.. Poy?!. J.T. JOHNSON. W. lt, mell KY? (JOHNSON A Ul? liny, ATTORN i. vs AT LAW. nilli 1. Fleming's Corner, Northwest fido ot Publie s.ju,H e. hAKHKNS, C. M., - - - H< C, W. H. Martin ATTI ?KN KY AJC KAW, hAKHKNS C.|[, . . . si, (? .1. c. OAIlIilNOTON, ATTORN KY AT KAW hAKHKNS C. IK. - . H. C- j Office Ailvtrllscr Itlltfdlng. T 11 E N I : w I Alt BER SHOP 1. beg to inform thu publie timi I am p f,?iirr?l p. nerve them ssTonnenIa I \r ti i in in - new ounrtorn, under tho Iloh 0: .' ' . M ' 1). ll .KANTY 3tet, Ga, nillo house In tho South Wo oro iimv Itiirw. Tho Uno?! ?nd piton peal wo ,",".h,fi)l-W0httV0 h.r youiM IM O,, tho tolling on ( loso maruIn?. ?.o iinvo ii.? of Mahogany, Oliorry, Anti.pm loliil A ?hi Olivo and Walnut, moo Pnrlor snits, Pluaii Walnut > uits, ian on tn i-'i'Ht m. rom 100 to 150 ohantbor anita In HOW-K . for eatalogtio un I i'Noo UH sont lits. ow von flirough ?c BOWLES,' The Leaders. - _A.uigu.ste.. O a.. larters K (?OOHS, mon AS CAN DY. (BACK KltS, CA NN Kl) OOO DH \.)t OK A LL KINDS. ceived. I of Bagging- and Ties. sTO 33-LTO-O-IH?S. / nari:i s .n.c3.e:rson.,. - - - s o SEED -A. IST 3D ind by Buying DRUG-STORE isca niv Prepared Lu ni I KT, Blinds, ;sof Every Kind s, Sa .- G cl and Turned .ades, LS SHINGLES. .o ni ?1 in -'""'?l style tiny kimi I UlsilH'SH C.'lll to sec ns, tespoelf tilly, ?DERSON, Laurens C. H.. S. C. FURNITURE! ilturo I'aluco l.i thc piuco where . t Kum i (ure In the South, iiuleritohl. . 'os, , i. for $?o.7), worth inanv Kl ;.:< fi murillo lop, tor $|."> 00. .: Ni :;( KI ! idudrH, K|.\ |I,I 7.V I II rniUnlclc (dock of y Carriles, also Carpets and Ru?s. pinrtor* (oi Hats, Clothing and Millinery, co* hoforo hiiylnir a* wo will mt ve fhn Wo will not bo nuil. I HOIU. J a. m i es o rx Loaderu of Low Prices. Slate o? Soul li Carolina. COUNTY <>F LA UR RN H. "".Court of Probate. HI hm s. Knight, Pla) ti tlfl, <i i/<i i n?/ lindert Knight. Tintina* Knight, Donja min V. hnndford, (lillntii I.millford, WifttitrA, Knight, Wolter Kooli Ktilglit In ld* In 1tvldiiii| riulu and ns ?xo?iiior . i si a- Knight, noroaaod, I'unnio R. u nluht, ll ?Itooe* P. 'l in HIMS. Uobort (1. Thoma*, Kinma NHIIOIIN noa liioiintu, .lohn W, Thoma*, Mary l-l. Lcaloy nco ThonuiH, Nancy A. Thoma*, Knltllo Thouin*, Wini.mi A. Thoma*. Wlnlar Doughia, William Douglas*, rrodorlok hoiurlii**, Keon Ponada**, Klfrcd I Knlulit, s.iron. I H. Knight, John \V. Knight, WaltnrT. Knight! Saucy bollon, John M Hoir.,lin! ., ?ii Iiis own right mu? ns executor of Hila* Knight, doowi* cd, mid siirnh Knight, Ha rn li H. ?loy? IIOKIM noe Thoma*, S?KH Ooimlasx. IU fi II.Innis. Sf M MOXS. To i ho defendant* RIMIVO named; Yon aro lo n i y MIIIIIIIIOIIOII und rr ipi 1 rod to ?iiiiwi'i' tho complaint In lld* notion, which I* lllod in ino offleo ofilia Judge of Prohttte, for tho mihi County, .uni to torvo ? copy of your answi r lo tho *-at<l complaint on iii" HiiliHfriher* ?t (hoir offlenai i-mirona c. IL, sonih Carolina, within twooly day* nflor tho aorvlco hereof, oxoltmivi? of theihir of*ueh aervlcoj ami If yoi? fail to nnawor th.inplnint within th?> ? inn iifor. s ii.i, tho plnintitt la thin lo tion ? ill lippiv to tho Court for tho ro llef doinattdcd in lin- complaint. l?Moi|, _*!nd April. A. O. I*x7. [ 8 e ? I .j A. W. lil'IINHIIlK,.!. P. LC. I KERUITHOXA KU AT II Ri WON, PlHlntitr* Attornoy. To tho I ?. d od.nits HIMIVO named; You will ti,ki> notion that tho ??u m mon* mid oomplaint In thin notion woroflK-d In thc offleo ol tho Judpo of ProliMto for lauron* Count* KouVS^ Carolina, on tho day of April, 18H7. I'lMKII soN A I I A I IIHIonroNH, rial nt ill"* aitornoya. Juno 80. Wfff, nt DR. W 3HL 33.AXil? Ol NTIHT. >i:iro OVO? National n?nk. f i io < I M I M i. 11 ?f ;iy s and uovdajrs. l.oCUr.Nft, - - * ? - H. c.