The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 31, 1887, Image 3
Wie Advertiser.
LOCAL,
???aa ai 1 1 1 .-'i' ggwegH I "
Our city ?-?-mt-tury nooJs work.
? number ot merchants go North dil?
-ereok.
For (Ino job prill' J OK, caJl on T . B A l?
Y NUT i su li.
for a whole weak [iUur?nB JiKM scare?*
ly bud u ningle scnsaCon.
Thor? uppcuiK to ho u J cart h In tue
matrimonial market horn.
Do you want ii UlllT II HO pluoo your
onJor willi UKO. U. ANDERSON at
onoo. NOW in tba tuno.
This is tho tuno of tho yoar when clorku
around town uroohauging tholi places
of ou M i nous.
TU* first br.lo came In on Saturday;
grown by T U l.Ctay amt Holli to 'tray
?t sullivan for IO COIltH.
A tow moro day* longor aud the br itt bl
fncuil boya and girl* will trudge almo;
tho siroct-i willi a cart loud of dictionar
ies, 'rtth-mo-tlca, Ac.
Mr \V M .Jo?os of tbo Spurtauhurg
Herald han hoon miod by Mr I'ltimmot*,
?who was cn I hid a "cigarette maniac," for
$fiOOdnmngos to lils amt bis wlfo'H fool
lugs ?nil bin hutnnoiiH prospoota.
Tho machina used for making brick
by till company born bas fivilod to give
satisfaction, and will probably bj retur
ned.! It was guiiratttood t?? mako 25,000
pur day and tho highest speed yet sl
talnod waa 17000. At present opsra
11011"? aro practically suspended.
A apodal tenn of tho U. S. Court lina
boon ordorod to oonvouo'ul (JreenviUoou
tba first Monday In Fournary. lt>ss.
Among thc jurors drawn wo not leo Ibo
names ot J T Harris and FA Saxon from
this COUIItV.
From tho Momphhl Hclmotar, wo learn
that tho Ural bain of cotton at that mar*
kot, wm raised by Mr. J. It. Peterson, of
Concordia, M lus., brotliwr of our town ri
mait, .1. W. Peterson. lt waa sold at auc
tion for 20], cuits.
Tho Newberry Baptist church on hint
Munday appointed Kev. c. p. Scott, Ju o.
li. Louvoll, and Y. J. P?>po dologatos to
tho I toed y River Association willoh
moots TtiOHdiiy nftor tho ??nd Sunday lo
Hoptomhor In I J? ll rotlN county. Now
liorry Harald Newa.
Tho A u am ata and Knoxville enif? ami
englllOH, thoa?) Of tho .Savannah valley,
Greenwood, Laurens it Spartanburg
and (Irootivlllo and Latirnos ruilroHdH
aro hoing lettered "Port Royal and
f/nstom Carolins railroad," A car or
uuginea houian out ovary fow days un*
<j'?r tho now name.
Ungi lining on Supt. 4th, the Laurena
railroad will run two passenger tra?na
tr? Newberry ?nd return dally. Train*
will romain at Nowborry nt night In?
atoad of al ttiii plano. ?This la a decided
Improvement and will be duty aporoeia
trwl by pon?..n?) along th? tine rr ho do
airo to irado at thia plano.
Two inen imar Pendleton had a law
ault, ami while ?nie wa? away from
home iho other omphiyod a liogro lo go
to his house for tho puoposo of getting
hoi ; ..t .?.ine papera ral ai lng to ihr case,
{'ho negro hui nd the man's wife at homo
?nd (loinntidr<i| tho paporrl or her li'?'.
?Shastoppai! into tho lions? to gol tin?
papara, hut I ll ?I toad, gol a allot gun
which ahn tired at ruffy and brought
him to tho ground, Tho negro ls se
riously though not mortally wounded.
?Soi ?od him right.
Tboro 1?. m he a grand Tournament ai
< Hann Springs on Thursday Sep. M. Hov
???tv dollars ?-ash will bo given t*> lim
auoconsful knightx. Tills amount will
bo dividotl Into four prizes. Thu en
trance foo will be (2.50, The riders inusl
have ?rostonus. In the evening thorn
will bo an elegant hall at tho hotel.
Two hand? ona of thom tho <"harh?tto
Italian band will Itirtllnh Ibo music, mid
both ball rn.im ? will bo tiaod. A thou
sand incitations will ho sent out, and
n largo and elegant assoinlly expected.
Warroo W S < irr, w ho n ** bo<oi a 1 ead .
lng employoo lu .! ll Morgan A lire's
oxtenslvo'establishment In this Jolly
for Uro years past, has resigned his po
sition here, and gees this week lo I.aur
ons, wileri? ho will go imo tho tho gener
al iiiornhaudlse business with .1 n Ow
IngS and Charles ll Hobo nuder the linn
name of Orr. Owing* ?V Moho. Mr Orr
will cany solid 111(11101100 with him, Slid
hi* experience and business qualities
lions already developed, will do much
to insure him SU0C0SS in Ilia now loca
tion. M an v'rionds here wiab bim all
success, -Urconville Nowa.
Ata meotlng o' Stockholders of tho A.
O, A W. railroad at Ninet v Si? last week ,
the {consolidation with tho Carolina,
K nox ville and Western was ratified and
tho following directors oloctod: <; T
Jackson, V A Connor, J W McCullough,
W Ii Maulrlln, J DHtinibort. Il WHlnsu
nn?l W S Allen.
Lauren* county always contributes
her full quoin in building railroads, but
has little votoo'.lu tho maiisgmusnl after,
ward*. All of the count ICH (ouched
haro tw?? directors except Laurena.
Chango of Firm.
Thorn will lie a change in ?he well
known firm of J. H. < looper A- < o., on lat
Sept Mr. J. K, Burnside having
bought an Interest in (lin business, tim
llrm will be known ht-roafter aa Cooper
A Hurnaldo Urns.
Entertainment.
It ls proposed to give sn Entertain
ment at Hie College Cb S pel on Friday
evening, September. 2nd, dramatical
sud musical, to which rho public arc in
rlted. Admission, adult? 25 cents,
children 10 couts. The F.iitertaintnent
is glynn for the purpose of equipping the
primary department with maps, chart?
nie., and something rtrhrrrht- may be
expected. Doors open at S o'clock.
MoremcntH of die Clerks.
Maj Mile? H Ferguson will hu with
Ono It Anderson.
W 0 F Robertson with Edward sit
greavea.
John II Cunningham will be with J F
Martin A Co.
Mr. Irvin Mcli.miel is clerking for
Todd, Simpson A Co,
Mr. J. Wilda Jones, formerly with
Messrs Piusa ?* Ferguson, ts noa* with
J. P. Martin A Co
! What Ti no Morir will Do.
i
Tho uoprecoiidontod ?ivie of llo&hoo's
(JormaH syrup within H few voara. .hus
astonished the world.fl la wi (bout doubt
tin' safest timi lu'Ht remedy ovor discov
ered fur tin? speedy mid 'o licet it ul euro i
of cougha, colds and tim neverest lung
troubles, ii nota on au outlroly di lt or
ont principle from tho usual prose il JJ i
tiens .niven hy Physicians, as li dues not ?
. Urs up a cough ami loiivo Hie di SOUS 0 j
Milli lu the system, hui on thu contrary I
i roi i m ves the eau tm of tho trouble, heals'
tho parla otToeU'd and leuvoa thom in i i
I on rely lioulthy condlttoi . A bottle kepi j
in tho boiiHu lor uso when tho diseases ;
i M a k i- their appearance will save (loo?
tors II?IIK und li lung spell of serions ill- j
nowa, A ti no will u ?nvlncoyo i ol thoso
facts. It is poid tl vol V Motil ny all ?trun- !
gi-u Hud general dealers I? tim land.
Price T.") ci ?., huiie hollins.
Porsoual.
Mr. M. II. Kelley visited Union hist
week.
Al r. and Miss Orondug i<f Augusta, aro
I at M r. Crisps.
Miss Brown, of I'acolot. ls visiting lier
Mister, Mrs. J. II. Jumes.
Mrs Kate Mickle, of (If Ighlanda, N c.
visi te<i hore lust wuoK.
Col. P.ud and fain ll V have returned
from < ? lonn Springs.
Mr. Hary Watts ls vinitiiig relativos
i In N<>wherry.
("npt und Mri Prank lOvuiiH havo n>
turned homo from ilia inouiitalns.
Mrs. Dr. J, W. Pusey of inion, VI ?lt?
0 I relative* hera lust week.
Mr. T. I). I.aka lins returned to New
berry after aller a brief vant.
Mrs. Pylos mid son, of Mpurtauburg,
ure ul M I M. Itichardaon'a,
Mist* Amelia Konnorly of Newborry
ls visiting lier aimer, Mr*. Dr? Todd.
Miss Faun lo Maxtor of Newborry, vis
ited relativos boro last week.
Mr. Prank Bradley, after a plcnsuui
visli of a low days in Abbeville, hus ro
!urued.
Mr, W. Ii. (?ilkcrson luis moved Into
his new residence, 100? Harper streut,
coriior i 'luirloti.
Mrs. Cur dine I'rcsawell sml Miss
Nannlo Jordan of (Jroonwood, 11ii\.?
niovuil to thin piuco.
Mesara J. NN'. Tond ?uni J. II. Sullivan
spout 'several dava lu Auderaon
last week.
The college hour ding house ts uiuior
gol ut: repairs. Mr. Losllo ls the con
? t raetor.
Mr. Thou. W. Wright lias gone to
(.'reenvido ivht-ro he ?.tili remain for
some lima at work in tho Machina
shops.
Mr. J. F. Jacob?, of the Elite Photo
graph (lallory, hus returned to hi? home
in <'I i u ton. 1 .nu runs in wiihout a pho
tographer ug/v! n.
IV? had a ))|pA*aiit cf.ll on Monday
laut from Mr W L Jaeknuii of Archer,
Flu, wb la on a visit with his wife, lo
relativ CH In lids Hint*.
Rev. John D. ruts han befit conduct
lug iv protracted meeting at Hush Uiver
church, Newberry county, Ten or muru
hava joined und groat intcroal is maui
festod.
1 A Cannily r.let-slue;.
! Simulons Liver Mogiilalor, the fuc?
Ito homo r.jinedy, ja entirely voiretable,
I lind in lin? purest and I? si funnly modi
cine thal is eompoiindcd. No error t<
bi> jen red ir? admlulatorinir; no Injury
i from exposure aflor IHK tuc : no loni c
j timi', lt IN the bf? ii prevent i ve mod ici ni
I and sar?> to luke no matter w hm t lie sick'
J ness itiHV prove to be, and, in any or ti
j nary disease will oToct ft apoedj eure,
Demand ibo genuino, having tho /.
I stain,, un cvrappor.
Froni Oiii Station.
Corn anti Cotton Cror>. -Work of tho Water
A Cotton Markot.- Tel?s-a:>h .mrt Expron
to thc Wimont Bidder.---F.ile Beuna li
Mother Earth,
Nows of a very interesting na
turo, is scarce In the Immediate vi
cinlty. Crops are looking vorj
\ve|l,'r>pil fanners ure still hopeful
that they nifty harvest H little O VIM
mid ttvorage cotton crop, hut eon
j has been so badly damaged on bot
I toni binds, that ii Is feared that ?
: large urea planted will hardly mnki
over an average yield. Corn crop
on np-lnnd is in many Instance!
very poor, while that which wa.
planted nineo harvesting i' younj
and looks well. W r are still hope
! ful, and should the productiot
1 yield nceordillgto the si7.e of tin
weed, ti good general crop w ill la
inaile.
We learn thal Mr Moore, resid
! lng near F.noroo river, bini his en
tire corn crop badly damaged lc
, the recent higli-water, and wit
loso thousands of bushels. Man;
others having tine corn on titi
stream, have HU dared great IOSSC?
.* onie few farmers ?ire plcklni
out the Hooey staple. Hut it i
open dowdy.
We cull the attention of our lui
mers to the fact, tlint Ont will tie i
Hie cotton market this coming sea
son. lt is probable that severn
cotton buyers will be here to Inn:
die the staple. Mr M Hum, of th
firm of Sullivan & Milam. we lour
perfected arrangements to bu;
cotton, and will pay nil the eotto
i worth, in larger towns, wilie
will save you a long cold ride Oil
rough road. Having all the toU
graphic communication* necessary
our little town can furnish yo
with th? prices, every hour in th
day if iiccosstiry, including nil otb
er facilities that wo could wish fo
So bring your cotton to Ora, au
got the highest market price.
It is rumored Hint the telegrap
ellice at this pince wili be discoutil
nod at an early day. The towns <
Ora, lian ford, find Enoroo, have
chance to obtain Mils grout convoi
. und tho town paying th
most toward* its support will sun
ly get it. The present operati
say* tbnt it will lie necessary, if tb
citizens of Ora wish to retain it, t
put in their claim at once, and sho
their public spirit hy contribu? i fl
something towards tho support i
un operator.
Kxprosa service, will be dinon
tinned, also, unless, business in tin
lino is increased. Our Histor towt
Kimma and Lanl'ord, have nu eqti:
chance to obtain tho telegraph tm
ox pr O'S offices, it ls n poor town?
that oun't support these two eon?
vonioncos. Gentlemen get n move
on you, und lots soc which is tho
host business place.
Wo loan: thal twa or throe now
.stores will ho built und Immediate
ly occupied ut Imnfords this season,
Success to you Dunford.
Mr Willie Powers, tells n good
joke on one of his neighbors. He
soys this gentlemen ivna so fortu
nato to get n sttmplo package of
smith "hilo benns,''imd supposing
tin ni to bo a good variety ol'sei d,
lu* immediately carried them to his
home und planted lils beans-liver
pills, in mother earth-and Ls tuixl
mis to know why Ids beans -pills
do md show the nisei vos. I? ?* Po
sey, WHS the kind donor.
'Mr 0 W Biinknight. <?f Archer
Kill, is visiting friends und relatives
at ibis pince.
-Miss Carrie Todd, spent several
days here hist wee!,, with her sis
tei .Mrs A Y Thompson.
sJ W 1. tinford, of bun ford, ls the
happy owners of a good well of
waler.
Miss Tonnant and Mrs Christie,
of Columbia, aro visiting their
mother Mrs Power, near ( ra.
Our lown is needing a few more
?Ivel! in., bouses.
Mr Willie Owens.of Clinton vis
ited relativos here last week.
Mr S M Nabors, formerly ot Ora,
but who resides in Spartan burg,
paid us a call 1,, I week.
Kev. J IJ Barnet, luis just close a I
series of Interesting ineetlngs at I
I m nd ford's church.
Kev. Mr Boyd, ti'.! I I bc pulpit .
at Bothol (dirndl on lust Subbilth. A
large congr?gation greeted him.
Dinner Wits nerved on the grounds
ut ? another Hernien later in
the evening was enjoyed by those
in attendniico.
Waterloo as a Watering-Place.
A Mineral Spring Bought arel : "?lo.o: to Pa
Built.---?lanv ?'cruoualo.
Mr. mid Mrs. l'ou?e <>f Aiken,
aro visiting their niece Mrs. T. N.
I 'arks of this place.
Muster Fal win Nance is learning
telegraphy under our elllcieiit Op
erator, M r. Purks.
Mr. C. A. Floyd isspondlngnome
time with his brother in Newberry.
Mrs. Thomas * "arter, of Triangle,
who has been spending some time
with relatives herc, ha* returned
homo.
Misses Lula und Sallie Madden,
two of Madden's charming und ac
complished daughters, an* spending
some time with relative- near here.
Mr. \V. JO. (Judd ll rd has been em
ployed by Mr. .Dad \V. Smith, nf
Abbeville, ns (derk in his dry goods
store. We wish our young friend
success in his nevi Hold of labor,
and bespeak for him a pleasant so
journ in that city.
We were pleaded to mmd our
young friend Mr. J amos Med o wau,
of S pa rt a ii burg while 11 town. Jilin
es is looking well ?md seems lo he
in good spirits.
Miss Tessie Finley, a pleasant
and attractive young lady of Mad
dens, i- visiting Mis- Minnie Fin
ley of this place.
The late-: mid hod of breaking n
hog from eating chickens is to
punch his eyes out. Tho remedy H
infallible.
\\ e ure pained lo learn of the
sickness of Miss Finnin Cuiining
miin, of Itosemout, but hope soon
to hear of ber recovery.
Wat ..reu? will ere long be one nf
the first watering places in the up
country, SH wo uro surrounded by
mineral springs about uno mile and
ahull* from town. Wi lui ve UH
good water ns the now fil molls
(denn Springs, us has been proven
Ly Hie analysis of tho state chem
ist, The water iJ tho sanie in
almost every particular. People
in dlifcrcnt parts of tho county hnve
been using it und say it lui- thc
Hame effect that tho cloon Springs
water has. These springs are not
new to tho older Inhabitants of the
county, but have hern neglected
nml allowed to goitu ruin, until re
cently, whoiijour wide awake young
mendiant, .'. r. .LT. Harris, began
negotiations for the property, which
resulted in his purchasing tho
springs and 2D acres of land for
$?nO. Mr. Harris will commence
erecting a Ono hotel on Hie grounds
in order to ie ready by Hie HON'
season, lu the mean wh i le he v.
ship to different parts of thisstn .
and Georgia, water to be tested,
as to have good testimonials from
responsible parties. lu addition
to t hose springs WC ll ll VC IV ll ll I is
"?died sulphur water. With these
two waters and :t little capital in
vested, wo have one of thebes ca
tering places in the State, for we
undoubtedly have the advantage
over Glenn Springs In the way of
railroad facilities, etc.
Newsy Notes from "Tbc Cross/'
Professor" McOaidan and Parrot, on tliolr
Rou ii dr.. - A Barbocuo.--- Capital Sugges
tion.- Local lloma.
Since our List we have had the
pleasure of meeting and spending
a night with President McCuslnn.
It lins been thirty years .since we
imd or parted, nt Dur. West, and I
lind the nollie, high-toned college
boy has become a high and accom
plished, christian gentleman-give
iiim the material, mid I am sure
your college will ilourish as never
before.
Prof. Parrott spent a night with
us, visiting our little villinge in the
interest of his flourishing institu
tion at Clinton. Helms few supe
riors as a tOftehor, a bold vigorous
Wrltor, genia! ?iud i in p ress ?ve man
ners with knack of Imparting In
struction to pupils that ls almost
unsurpassed.
On Thursday th? Mj?th wo had
the pleasure of attending and en
joying a must splendid bnrbacue
dinner at the residence of Capt? (I
1, Crisp, glVOII to his son, Mr.Tas. A
Crisp und his beautiful accomplish
od Savannah bride. We could hear
on all sides, "that's Hie best barbe
cue dinner i ever atc"
Wc ure having cool mornings
rendering a lire quite agreeable ?uni
reminding that nuliiinii with M IC
and yellow leaf, is fist approaching '
Uov. li \V Seymour, closed on
last Sabbath a most interesting
protracted meeting ai our Baptist
church.
We .soo Mr Mit Sanders back
from (bo "Land of Kio worn." Ho
giv< <a glowing uccoun of bis so
journ in that beautiful country.
Mis N lt Davenport, received .
telegram from Judge Norton say
ing hor daughter Miss Theresa, ls
quite siek at Walhalla. She and I
Dr Simpson left ul one??, have not
beard, but liopct! j' found her not
seriously Ul.
The Clinton gris left for homo
Ibis morning. I notice some pret
ty long faces to-day, on a.count
thereof.
If we should fortunately bevon
reasonably late fall, (herc will ho
no necessity in this quarter for
dodging the 'Mien law," our farmers
can foot their bills and have some
left to buy comforts tor the good
house-wife and tho little one-. It
occurs to metbat a teachers organ
ization would he of gicat benefit in
our county if for nothing ids.? to
adopt a uniform series of text book
rates of tuition, daily session, time
tor commencing schools in the ?
country especially.
A NOT! lull CARI).
M r Editor.
?me or two we In your paper
will do Ibis time lor your most o be
de at.
i . Capt. has asked for peace a tu I
.. s i am mistaken, about his gct
iu up grout gatherings of tho col
ored brethren, and h ve thom to
volt! on bow white nieii should
behave themselves lu Laurens
county. Oh! no, he never did want
(but al nil, bul ?now wo do think
that for consistuncy's sake you
ought to have thought ul thai while
you were passing the Hill allowing
tilt* ignorant negro to vote when
you was warned ol tho danger
which you have witnessed during
the election. Von muy by ns just
as any man in what you did, my
dear friend, but never bc guilty of
?nell u trick again. Wc look at it
t is way; WO (lo not want Ibu hab
its, the customs, nor the religion of
our people tampered with by radi
cal votes tit all. Neither do we
propose to forever bury by nemo
ballots or legislation tito honored
names of our do| nrtcd ih ad who
sloop beneath tho soil ut' Laurens
county. The way they lived, we
want (?> live, amt tho way they died
we hope to bo able tn die.
So, my dour sir, we hope thatyou
appreciate nur culling "and never
again edit your paper in such n way
a? to bring about a division of thc
citizens of the town und county and
[hat you will remember that w e are
allot' thu sume country, and that
w hite men in Laurens county must
rule in politico! measures, and that
we can not alford to bo divided.
Wo have lind north and south a
long time, and if you ever get to the
the Senate nguiu, pay no attention
to any such briek-a-bruek as peti
tion- asking you to sulfur tho blacks
lo vote on a mensuro like prohibi
tion, or you wi!I again bo hninded a 1
name you do liol Wiltll lo bear. I
You gave the Hrs! insinuation as n>
tbe raM?cali-m, and Wo replied, and
wo do not think it cowardly.
cine mort? suggestion and wc will
eh MC. 1 move, (hilt when moll ?to
ldare (beulst Ive- candidates here
after, that we dist i net ly under-lu m I
whether they aro In favor of thc ?
i 'reiv- Hill or thu Murray Hill be
fore they are elected.
Respectfully,
ll. IL (JUAY.
Familiar Saj ing.
Many of our common saying, so
true ?ind pithy, are used without
an Idea from what tongue or p? lt
they first originated. Probably tho
works of Shakespeare furnish us
with more of these familiar maxims
than any other writer, for to him
we OW? "A ll i - not gold Ililli glit
ters." "Maken vi rt ure of necessity."
"Screw your courage to the -.tick
ing |ilace" (not pointy "They
laugh that win," This is the short
ami long of lt," Comparisons ure
odious, "As merry as the day is
long," "A Daniel cometo Judge
ment," Frailty, t hy name i < woman,
and host of ot lu i s.
Washington Irsing gl VOS "Tho
Mmighty dollar."
Tilomas Morgan queried long ago,
"What will M rs Grundy say?"
while Goldsmith answer, "Ask no
questions and Pit tell you no libs,"
Charles Plnckney gives "M [liions
for defence, but not ono cent for
tribute."
"Wirst in war, lir.-t In peace, and
lirst in tho hearts ol'his fellow cit
izens" (not countrymen,) appeared
in the resolutions presented to too
Mouse of Representatives in Do
COIllbor, IT'.Ml, by (leiieral Henry
Lee.
Tliomas Tasser, n writer lo tho
sixteenth ceiiturv, gives us "Better
late theil never," '"Look oro VOU
leap," and "The stone that is mil
ing can gather no moss."
"All cry ami no wool" is found In
Butler's "Iludieras."
Dryden says "Nano hut the bravo
deserves the fair," "Men uro bul
children of larger growth," and
"Through thick and thin."
"When Greek joined Greek Iben
was the tug Of war," came from Na
thaniel Lee.
"Of two evils I have (diesen the
least," mid "The end must justify
tho means," aro from Matthew
Prior.
We aro indebted to Colley (Jib
ber for the agreeable Intelligence
thnt "Richard is himself again."
Johnson tells us of a "A good ha
ter," and McIntosh in 1701, the
phrase often attrituted to John
Unndolp, "Wise and masterly in
act I vi ty.
"Variety is the very Spice of life,
and "Not mindi the worse for wear,"
( 'owpor.
"Malaproposes hut God disposes,"
Thomas a Kempis.
Christopher Marlowe, gave 'ft rt i
the invitations so often repeated by
hin brother In a less public way,
"Love little, luve me long."
Edward Coke was of the. opinion
I bat "A man's house ts his castle."
To Milton we owe "The pa rad ie
o!" fools," A wilderness of sw?-' , j
mid "Moping melancholy and
moon-sfnick madness."
Ld wai I Voungtells "Doatli loves |
a shining murk" and "A fool :.' :" . i
ty is fool indeed."
From Deacon comos "K nowledgo
is power," und Thomas Saut horn J
reminds us that "Pity's ukintol
love," while Dean Swift though
that "Dread ls Hie staff of life."
??Hine Laws"
The hluo laws were enacted hy
tho pooplo of iiu> ..Dun Inion ol'
New Haven,"and wei o ealied \
because they were printed on blue
tinged paper. They are follows, j
The Oovornor magistrates eon
veued Ingenural assembly ure (he
supreme power under (led, ofthe
indepen lent dominion. Prom the
determtuathm ol' tho assembly no j
appeal shall ho made.
No one shall I?.- u fr oem un or j
have a vole unie.- > he ? : converted j
and a member of one of the church
es allowed in the I bullinina,
Luch freeman shall swear hy the
blessed (?od to bear true allegiance !
to tho Dominion and that Jesus is
Ilia only K lng.
No dissenter from the essential
worship of this Dominion shall bel
allowed to give a vote for electing
magistrates or any officer.
No lo ni or lodging .?.hull bo oller-j
ed to :i heretic.
No one shall eros- the ri
tho SohhnUi .t un nu'... il
clergyman.
No one.-ball .vol, cook \ Iel ,
make bed-, sw p houses, cul huir
orshave on the Sabbath day.
No uno shall kiss hi-or 1e r chil
dren un the Sabbath or feasting
days.
The Sabbath day shall begin af
sunset Saturday.
Who. .'erwear chillies trimmed
with gi kl diver or boin.- above ono
sllillill i? ird Shall he presented
by Du gi .:. i Jurors,and the soleo
men shao the estate $?'100.
Whoever .oings cards or dice in
to the Dominion shall he lined fi.
No one shall eat mince pies,
dance, play cards or play any In
strument of music except the drum
trumphet or jowshurp.
Nogospel mini-tor shall join peo
ple in marriage. The magistrates
may join thom usjbe may do il willi
les--caudal to Christ's church.
When parents refuse their chil
dren convoient marriage tho mag
IstriUushall determine the point.
A man who strikes hi- wife shall
he deed $10.
A worn m who st i K es her hus
band shall he punished us the law
ill rec ts.
No mun shall court a maid In
person or by letter, w ithout obtain
ing thu consent of her parent-; $?.
penalty for tho first offense, $!0. for
tho second and thu third luipi ison
mont during the ph . are of thu
court.
I reeve renee.
We have often -aid that wo
Americans are un Irreveret .. <?
I pl. . We care not for age, d ,^nity,
i er sacredness. In the language of
; t h.- prophet. "The youth loduiveS
himself proudly toward- the an
cient." ID- walk- up to the pa
triad?, the minister, the priest or
\ bishop a.- the casu may be, with a
careless, undefcrential air. With
substantially the -ame spirit ho
enters thu church, HOI coushleriu
i that lt i- a sanctuary, thal Ood i
there, though he kc . - it iud-that
it i-a holy place, which the Mo i
High has ohos 'ii for Ids habitation.
There ls some truth in thc. fol low
ing paragraph from tho ('bri-linn
Observer: "There ls too much truth
in the -tateinent of Monseigneur
("opel, the tireless Catholic miss
ionary, that tho American people
do not know tho meaning of the
word 'reverence.' 'i'oit revere
nothing, ho say-, 'You ale lucille
to turn to ridicule the most solemn
traditions and most sacred obser
vances, Whether he ls equally
true in bi- claim that the great
lessons of reverence an I obedience,
can bo taught us only hy Ute (.'titli
ol Ic church is another question.' "
Ila? lng ba<l occasion lt few years
-ince to worship in Saint Patrick's,
1> i din, anil Saint Paul's, Loudon,
und in some ritualistic churches in
tiie great cities, it occur- to us
thal we A ?1 ricans might, the
I score of w may bo ?ur
. oct chun , ii (induct, l< onie
I tiling just there and lhere, .vliich
we venturo to say, without endors
ing the entire creed of those from
, WllOtn we at present quote.- A. li.
j Presbyterian.
I
Sick Ol' (be West.
i
\ . ? . ? lay afternoon a Const i til
th a , p irl r met a group of color
ed m n, men and children near
the cai shod. They constitute a
; part of a gang of einigt ants that
I left Fairfield and Laurens count los,
I S. C., about eight months since (<>
; try their luck In Arkansas, Alex
I Darby and .lohn Dykes, (he loi
' of tho party, talked freely anon!
I (heir experience. Said Darby;
i "We went West with the Idea that
! we would belier our condition. I
was promised two dellars a day t o
do tui I road work. When I got lo
i ?Ule Hock I found (hat I would
gel only one dollar a day. I soon
found that tilings were nundi high
er 111 Arkansas than in South t'nr
olina, and tho folks much meaner.
The immigrant agent that made
such brash promises to US, lid'nt
kemi his promises. We found that
the situation was gloomier (han
the one wo left behind us, and I
got sume of my old friends and In
duced (bein to return te their home
i i South Carol 11 ... ' Darby went
onto tell ahotlt Hie hardships to
which bis party bad been ubjeot
ed, and tobi about a di ( aso w hieb
lind decimated their rank ?. Ho i
beartily sick of thc WOSt, and <lo
I clares that for tho remol?
' der of his lifo he will bi at ?stir i
to dwell in South Carolina, wdiere
bowns born and raised. Many
others w' ? went to Ar kanpa* arc
anxious lo got hack, Darby soys,
hut exodus of negroes wost w ard
will not again assume larg? pro
portions.
That ls an inten-sii"*r <.:..- in I n-1
dinna whore 'l vlgllUC'1 C/UH lil'lCO
nt "White Cap-" hu? undertaken
'n pr.- * tln< tiic tn arri UKO ol' nj
tnatur<< widow und a wealthy andi
Immature youth who has fallon vic
tim to he?* charms. Tito power of
of tia- wi low ia matrimonial np
gnlluliousis proverbial. Mon, ma-1
irons and tnahlsof ali kinds have
schemed and labored by many
nod boils lo br oak it, lut this is the
Hrs! ';ia.?, wc believe that a ningle
widow has been pitted against al
powerful secret society ot' despor
ate, lawless tuen, bound by oath lo I
prevent lier murringo io tho matt
of her cholee.
The Veau 11 will bo awaited with:
breathless Interest. I
Our money goos ou tho v. i '.ow. - '
('harletduu Sau.
lt ls now said that the cause ol
the Kev.Thoa. Ii. Law's rotignn-i
lion as agent for-tho American Iii
bio Society in the Carolinas is that
lie ls a disciple of Darwin, a fol%i
lower of Woodrow and a linn be
liever in au ancestry of immense i
monkey "pow or.-Wilmington N*. C.
Star. j
Mr. Daw has Informed tho Char
leston Sun that tho above i- no;
true. Lu. A
Ueu.nln's Kepi) .
In tho last few day- nf tho cam-'
I paige ia Texas, a letter was pub
lished fro ni Mr. iJotforson i ?avis,
?ex-President of iii.. Cotifederuey,
disapproving ol' prohibition us a lo
uai measure. To tills loller I'. S.
Senator .1. 11. Dengln puhiishev-!
reply. H.* expressed sorrow and
regret that Mr. Davis had written j
I agu i tisl prohibition because thou.->
j linds of votes would probuhly be
influenced thereby. Tho result of
i the election provud that this was
j true.
I Having published the lotter of
Jciiersnu Davis, we now give ia?.
; reply thereto.
? "Voil object lo this ndmendmcut
because thc World is governed too
I much. Our Jaws prohibit the car
rying of pistols, bowie knives, ami
? brass knuckles, and punish those
?emryingthem by duo and impris
onment. <>nr laws prohibit and
provide for the punishment of
' many other Diing- v. Idell are inju
rlotis to society and winch restrain
the personal liberty of the citizen, j
You nd tu it that tho Intemperate
use of liquor i- the root of many
social lilSi lers. No ono cnn
truthfully deny the baneful ell'ecl -
of the liquor tra file. Dut you think
' with many others, that to prohibit
it w ill bu un abridgment of person-j
ul liberty. This is admitted. IV;
. sonul liberty was abridged when i
dod forbade our progenitors to eat
. Ol' the fruit of tlUl t ree ot 'k ll o WI el I -
j go of good and evil. The decalog-!
! uo of thy Holy Scriptures abridges
personal liberty in nearly every
j commandment. The laws ol' the
i Culled States and ir several
\ -.tate- are in i large measure made
of provisions for the abridgment
ol*, .ional liberty. They <o> this
in order to give protection ti tho
persons, tho reptitations, the lives,
the property of tlio?po?>pl<-to give
peace and prosperity i" society.
.They do it because govern men I
and civil society cannot exist with
out tim abridgement of persona!
liberty. They db il fertile good ol'
society and tho p'rolcclidn of Its
j members.
"ls theliquor-Ira tho an evil ? Kew
have the hardihood lu deny that ll
. is. Most of the Unti-prohibilion
. orators of this State admit that it i-.
Thee why not prohibit lt, except
hu- tho useful purpose-- mentioned
in the ann edment- as one prohibits
gainbill.g and the earrie.-; of v>e:i~
pons V You justly refer tn j
drunkards as "degraded criminals."
Why not do all we lawfully may to
: prevent drunkenness and the
i crimes it gives rise to
: "Tho great charter of Knglisb li
berty, tho portions ofilia Com liln
llun of tho Tidied States which ;
..pera'." as a bill of rights, (he bill
ot rights of the several Stales of
? ,he 1'nlon-may be analyzed In all
their aspects, and lt will not, cannot ,
bo found lhal they anywhere, un- .
der any circumstances, protect
, personal liberty where ii- exercis .
1 t- a crime or offends Injurottsly the
interests of society. They only
j protect those grea MK.' sacred righb
? w ithout w hich men cannot bc rree,
\ cannot enjoy oil lu . personal liber
ty or popular rights, lt thc liquor-1
traille is right; if il promotes peace;
I if It promotes prosperity; If it in
crease lite happiness of the person;
! if it promotes thc genera! welfare,"
if it is nooosmry asa mean- of
j maintaining our private or publie
rights and Iliad les-then I agree'
; that it is protected by the bill- of
rights and ought not to bc interf< i
. eil with, Hut if it is evil ; it it pro
: daces drunkenness, idiom ... and
cl ime ; If lt b ad:- to tho Wllste nf
' fortuno; if it causes the Inipover
ishment disgrace, and ruin of men ;
if it deprives women ami children
i of the comfort-: of life and home; If
' it causeo men to insult, uhti*-o, mal
treat, and murder one another ; if ;
it causes them lo neglect, to ah'ui'c, ',
! to degrado and lieut their wives
, and children-then 1 sillier ! it
(loosnot come within the protec
tion of our bills of right-, and thal
i these (pings ure not the personal
i liberties wltlch should ho hold In
' violate.
ISTotioe
I v. ill sell my Hoods at
COST OR LESS
j -UNTIL
. TI?K IST or OCTO?IKfl rou?ASH.
Then my store house is to
rent or sell for the CASI!.
I Call Ott T. Jv )lil'.Et I'SON, he will
. .''wc yen thc prices.
T. ROBERTSON.
, Daurons, H. CJ* nugL'Krt
? (^nnc-MillH nml ?lt kiniln of mncfAttCiy
for Malo nt |owe?t price* hy
HOY D Ai AN l> Kit NO Nv
A X). Laurens, X. < .
<?i [iitorcKt t<> VIollnlHt*.
tn selecting violin Btrings it I? sofa td
ohuOtiO those ol gr?aient transitan nov.
Dullness of oolor indioatca lou tunny
threads of ludilTi rent material. Tho
fourth string li covered with aHvcr or
copper wiro, or .". mixturo <>i mouds vi
great ductility. Kilver I? wound <>n gut
to good udvuntngc, Those coverctl w ith
copper wiro givo moro powerful oil'ects.
f?l rings hearing either of thew metals
huve u tendency lu ri u lu piteli 1 r< ?1.?
warn il h of tho lin;':..:. To ubviuto this
uuiioynuco mixed wiro ls used, cornhill*
big power und softness, which ta leas
liublu tu cxpuoi ion, Fourth strings, na
found In market, ure opt t<> l u too heavy.
li I? I est to purchase nil sixes un they ero
ue (dod, they sohloui improve lifter
Beatsoning. Old instruments do liol? or?
diuaril' require heavy hirings. Medium
sixes that develop rieh, ed? ar lonea aro
better ndnptttl to mood, mellowed hy u
Century'? exiuteuee in ila violin. L:n
duly loadlo..; the b.HdgO with course
strings checks tia.' moro r.cnaitivo vlbru
lions und tends to dismouihcr thu struc
turv. Pi !- rungo from ?td per bunill?)
of thirty Lil i;. ;, io K'i per dozen. Fourth
strings aie mut le in (anglo h ?...tbs; other
nizos usually contain two l?> four lengths.
Aetdtdogliout hand quotes llteni in thirty*
W.'Vl.'ll .m?de?,. -- I'iovi l. nee.JoUrual.
Our Tifltif-rajih nosiness,
Xo country in Hie world begins to ap
prouclt tho iJldttd S'.::to^ in the magul
ludo of il? t?l?graphie hu-siticss, lu 1880
Hiero were OU?,? IO m Her? of wiro in this
country. Frunce cunio next with S?05,
470 miles. Uermnny third, 180,000, und
liront lh'ituhi fourth willi 108,50*?] ni bi
lt ?A not only in extent of plant ii .;, iho
United .Stutts lat;* .s first dian':. \\ ... *
only havo thu wirer., lot we uso Ilium,
In 1880 the uumlxu' of niossnges sent in
this country wiu ri,U00,U00, moro thud
(jteat Britain, v.l.?eh cunio Kt?eoud, willi
I. !.">'.) toe. :.v ;. Frunce Inking tho
third plucCj v.-ii.h 20,450,708 mc&sngcs,'
and Uernutny fourth, with 18,740,833?
Theie aie ntao nov. ill existence in tho
United Staten 158,331 mih sof wires used
by telephone com pani';.!, iii rough which,
in 1880, i) 12,000,780 ines.'J iget wet?*
transmitted. - Kow York Commercial
Advertiser.
An>l now tho doctors eondonin icc ho,,
Baying it product-? abnormal palpitation
of tho henri
iftlnfivri <&Slflfii :l niontn ?un ixl
it>i.UU CO -poL-J ma.lo working lor
us. VgontH prctcrrcd who can furnish
their own horses mid give their whole
lilli" I > tile llUsini.'SS. S;.:ir.' moment*
may be prnlltutdy employe I also. A few
vnoane >s tu towns mid '-?ties. p,, F,
.lOll.N? IN A CO., |tii:i Multi st.. Ki- li
nton, i. Va. tiitg2-h'lil
-Male Academy,?
Prepares boys for lite South Ce nd i mi
Col logo, for the Citadel ami for thc prac
tical business of life.
Ti. i' M - : 12.50 to fl 00 per mouth, nccor
ding io grade.
Next Session begins, MONDAY, Otb
of SHPTKM BKH.
l-'ItANK i IVA NS
1'.'. I M l l'A 1..
SOUTli CAROLINA
on ege.
Sixteen Instructors; i"'S?jmniilht,{" i.it
orUry <b ?T? e courses, 5 S bidder course*.
I'ost-t?railiiaie und Law courses,
Tuition fi!'. Mafricalation, t!'?. Boomi)
fr.t'u. Tobie Bciitril * 11 nod $12o0 per
mont!-.. Kxpoir es :il dui :' pul.
Tull obi free b.v I .nw i" applicants fil
in:: with Collage Iroasuror" a cort'lioato
ol Inaoiliiy io pnv, slgiuid hy hiiuHolf
?ml mia:-,lian > V parent, with opinion 6?
County Commissioners, or JUtlgo Ct
Probate, or ( 1er-.; ol t 'otu t that tho
si lenient is true. Fer further piu'tou
i?;i:su I:N r ,j. \?. M e Itu YUH,
? '?dtimblli, S.e.
m A
ria c*aJ-j:jL."*3.!.ii
I will . eli pty s toe ko of
Coiling Cn rivets and
I3TXT?.T.AXJ Causes
Al greatly red ii >. ! prlco and will du.
Mvor lliein nt any d?poi in tho ooniily
free of "bargt?. I loarse soul when desir
. d. Night culls prouip'.l*. iMspoiutod to.
< "nil in day i nu,- o\. r M arlin ?V Fuller's
store; ut night ut m.\ ro.-iid?neo in ".1er
G, W, CORBET,
-\s Agont.
I VI) UKNTH.
Sen.I I'M vc cents in stamps rd ; 3p for
or elegantly illustrated Cata.' .. to,
s >; rn HUN .1K w i : i, i ? \ I lo UH K
ooo- WHY NOT!-OOH
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KO i LKIIS !
SAW Hil IS
O?lISTM?Llis
('i)tfoii Presses
WA Frixo
VULLKY8
" HAX(?KKS""
COTTON GINS
Plpt>& Vilfinir
Urnss Valve?
"SAWS
F1LB8
INJ B: roils
Water Wheels
CASTINGS
Hrass omi Iron
(j KA KIN G
A Foil Stock of Sup: llM, cheap ind g<>od.
BELTING. TACKING and OIL.
?*T7?> ?Mrga*HH^"MM
At BOTTOM PRICES
A sn is rroc* ron
pitoMi'T i>i:i4ivi;Hir.
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