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Wie Advertiser, XJ O O -A. IJ . Misa 1,111a Peterson is ?inito vick. M rs Jennings has moved t<> Clinton. Cotton ls coming in rapidly ou ovory Ide. Miss Maggie Boyd, is Ut tOIld i til" school n Huntsville Ala. Mr.J II Kopp, is again en t,ugcd w i t li J. F M rtin A, Co. Mrs Juno Pbllson lias returned homo from l'ortor Springs. Home good work is hoing dono on tim t runts about town. Our cotton factory ls by no means end, only du/ing Capt. J W Watta und Hary visited Newbury lust week. Mis? Annie Simpson, has J returned from Glenn S. ri iga. Throo now storos have berm oponod o tho last throo wcoks I.uti rons is a dandy little, town, and thorn is noruhbittgit out. Tho I.uuronsville Female Cutings will ?opon next Monday. floury S. Hhumnte, of Hroworton, ls .Clerking for Messrs Ur ay A Sullivan. I>r mid Mra 1' il Connor have, returned ?root ix short visit to Cokotbury. Wiggins predicts a torrlblo storm for this numil y on iii" tilth, Mr Jus IL llowen, lins returned from brief visit to relativos in shunter. Mr and Miss Boyd of Prosperity ?re -visiting the family ol'Mr s K Taylor, Tho annual building boom is ap proaching. Several dwelling aro hoing .ureetod. Court cotmnonceq on tho l'J.h inst, Judge Norton will preside. Dr J NV Posoy. ni Union is visiting lils 11 n it h rr Dr ll F Posey, who ha-, been ill. So many railroads you know,- thal 1M why good? uro cheaper here, mid cot ton higher than elsowhoro. Miss M ?ria Sheron, who lias hoon vis iting tho family of Capt. Philpot, lins re turned to her homo in Augusta. You who road lids paper regularly - don't you think it is worth a dollar a yenrT It rends much bolter after it is paul for. Tho Huller Guards of Greenville, is tho only military company from tins state, Hint will uttend thc centennial convention ut Philadelphia. Mo**T J ll Turnor, of GalTany city, and C. H. Splghis ot Greenville, have moved bot . for th? purpoae of burit-i colton. You ara cordially Invited to attend tho KalrYlow stork show, to ba bald tb? 30th, of Sepiombor 1887. Open 10 a kl. Fair View Marmora Club. D. K Anderson Pro'?. Mr Ino. O ly ut pb, of Hodge?, visited fr'end* hore, laut w?ek. Ho also us?la ted our brass band at Glonn Springs. The front of Ilia building. OOOtiptod as the store of J li Mowley, has received n ??eat of green paint, during the past weok. Prof. McCnslan, oftho Keinalo College, is to bo uongratttbited upon men rina tho ??orvicos of Mrs hato I), .1 ackson, in tho Departments of French anil Art, for an other session. Mrs J a-'knoll ia au ac complished toucher and a most excel lent lady, mid under hsr nisungoinont, theso deparlnientti tiave roacliod a very high degren of pnrfoction, Sba will ar rive alu ll*, tho loth. There will public exhibition given by LOOK Itruiioh School, tnnght by Miss Mc Kelt rick on Tb ti rad ay the 22ud, com? ineneing at 11 o'clock . After the exerci ses ofthn school an addresses will bode livered by Commissioner M. I?. Ilulloek, Hov. K O. Krierson, Maj. N. S. Harris mid perhaps otb -s. Tho public are cor? (tinily invited to attend, A basket din ner Will boaorvod Oit the ground. Mull'ocutcd In a well. A nagrn hy the nanni of Harry ""bosley, wldle cleaning out a well on Dr. LS Fuller's plantation near Lisbon, di ?nov ored a kind of gas at the bottom, and whil? climbing out he fell h?ck, and . nffocated. Hovwral boura Wi*rc spout in Kellin- his body out, ami in the at tempt several others caine very near meet;tig lils futo. Our Monthly. For August has been received. As usual't lins much good solid reading. Ileitides ninny puges of editorial and re ligious matter, we lind II maali of local uow.s items, from which we tuke tho fol low lng: The tow n of Clinton is to have a Hull oing A Lum Association us soon as the Legislature can g'ant a charter. Tho Clinton Hrass Hand lins atlast won recognition ns ono of the valuable institutions of Clinton. Hov lt P Smith, lins returned to Ids post, and ls getling things roHdy for tho opening season ll j hud a delightful vacation. Tho prospects for tho completion of tba 0 G & N It It, to this point, by til? fall of IHRH, aro now vory bright. Thoold prophecy that If lt ralnson tba first dog-dny, it will rain for forty duys wa? ni nm o fulfilled this season. Mr Watt? 1? trying tho plan reeom ni.mdod bV bis illustrious rolutive, Col. .1 Wash Watts. Ho ls putting up rug ?wood buy for tho Orphanago horses. Tho roof was put on Hm new barn at tho Orpliaungo in a single working day, orerlwolvo thousand shingles. It ls bollnved that this ls tho quickest roof work over done in tho tow n. They aay thnt whiskey may bo bought tn Clinton. Wo don't believe lt, ann to provo our f?lth oy our work?, wa offor that any purchaser of Ihr article In town who shall satisfy UH that bo has bought liquor in this town, shall huvo his bill cashed at this office. A very interesting meeting was re cently bold In Ibo. Hnpllst Church. All tim denominations heartily participa ted in it and attended lt. There wore a nautbaf of additions to tho membership of tho flautist Chu, t h l l ?ill told. Wo learn that, there hus hoon a change of sc hod ul? on tho Laurons Railroad, two trains being run dallv from Now ?.ory to Lumens. This will glvo us greatly Increased facilities, and will bo hailed with pion AU rd by our people. It ls also suggest**! ibo a train will bo Vim from Lauroiia?lroctly lo Columbi?. Th .vt will be dot ld ? I gdn. ll Gula Day at Glenn's. Tho Olonn Springs Tournament and Ball. It was our privilege to attend tbo (Jmud 'l'on: .mn., nt and Ball at Gllonn Springs on Thursday Inst. It is nt all times pleasant to visit Carolina's favo rite Summer Kostu t, but on this ceca HIOII, whoro Kuob extended preparations liad been made for tim on|oyinont of guests, mut whore tliose guests comprise tho bunn tl fill muidens and ublvulrouu youths from all parts of tho country, the oeeaHion was exceedingly pleasant, Marly on Thursday morning tho arri? val? I nd loa ted that tho interest lu''yo oldou lytno" tournoy had not abated, Hud in a short while tho hot ol and lawn were ?liv?? with eager visitors, bent upon the feat tv lieu of tho day. Hore und Hiern appmirod among the throng, tho visage of soino gallant knight, ar rayed as would make Solomon in all his glory blush. Knoll knight, wltn pran cing steed and glittering armor, was tho especial favorite of some fair dalli H"I. who confidently OX poet od that ero tho oloso of tho day, with tho crown of geld and quonnly honors, abo would he the ad in i rod of all ad m lr* ra. During tho ? tay tho I,Huron? l'omet Hand, discours ed sweet strains st tho tournainont grounds, and were complimented on nil sidas. lu I he evening, tho Dall at Ibo hotel was simply grand . With Italian Bund of Charlotte and such an array of beau ties and br aux filling tito two slogan t ball nunns to overflow, it could not have been OtllOrwlHO. Kvory attention was provided and this was indeed a gula day for (llonns. Messrs Simpson tfc Simpsoil expended over f.'MXi. on this occasion. Those young mon are building up this resort to a dogree that is marvelous, finch year, as its fame spreads, th* crowd of health and pleasure suckers grows birder ?nd the salo of tho water increases. In 1KSI tho first shipmont of water In casos was made and that year thesalos amounted to 700 cases. Knoll year it hus increased in 1SS0 2000 casos worn shlppod. This yoar the amount will bo almost double tl^t of '80. Tho wntor ls now reoognlr.od ns a spoeillo for dyspep sia -ind kindred diseases throughout Hie United States and Canada. In a short while the railroad will he built and thou this healt li-giving water will be in<>?-'.' ace.ossable. What True Merit will Do. Tho unproeondonted sal? of Floshei Herman syrup within a few yours, lins astonished tim world.lt iawilTlOUl doubt thc safest and best remedy ever ttiseov ered for tin1 speedy and ell'OOttinl euro nf coughs, COldS And tho severest lung / troubles. It nets on an entirely differ . cut principle from the usual proser ip- 1 linns given by Physicians, as it does not t (irv up a cough and leave tho disease Still in tho syst Olli, huton tim contrary roinoves tlie cause of the trouble, heals I ( tim pnrts nlfeetcd .Mid lenvos thom in s | l uurely healthy condition. A bottle kept In tho house for use whan thu diseases make their appearance will save doc tors bills ind a long spell of serious di non.?. A trial will e >nvlnooyo;i ot thaso j t facts. It i* posltlvelv sid I ny ntl drug* | \ gist ami general dealers iii tho land. Price 75 cts., largobottlos. All Sorts from Rocky Spring. A Fin? ana In?ustrloni People -Good Cropi An Kxcollout Teacher -A Pino Behool Exhibition. I know of no good and lawful reaaon why tho rest of th? world should mit occasionally h?-nr of the progress of thia ?colton ol country. In tho tlr?t place, wo have none but good, sober, lawahid ing ?tttzeiis, who come aquare to th? front ?nd take a bold and opon stand on all question*, |Militlral, moral, or spirit ual. Wo have * good average of intel ligence, hono-.tr and industry. Our oropa ?rn as fin? ns those of any adjoining section. Tho polite mid ac commodating nt oro-in an anillen ?s bo paasoa mid aeea the fields of fine oorn cane and cotton. Picking cotton and making syrup I? now th? ord?r of tho day. Tho crop o? enno ia much liner thnn I have over aeon. "Honoat Cliffy" ia now ia the height of lila glory, picking cotton and eating "now l-asea." Poa;., potatoes and turnip? ar? a full crop. Mina Jannie Chalmers haa been teach ing our ae.nool for two years; and on the drat of thia month tho aehool gare it? annual exhibititlon and plo-nie, both af which wa? pronounced a complete an? eos? tb? whole gath. . i ig being til? jud es. The littlo boys and glrla nil looked neat, nico anti happy, ami proved to the audience that they hat! not boen idle. Tholr peifomanoe would have done a credit to thoa? of moro mature year?. Rut lt eciiltl not but he otherwisa willi th? accomplished Mia? Jnnn'e at the helm, presiding with the ease and abd. Hy ufa veteran. Wilde bore amongst na she baa miltie many Irlands and prorod to all that when In tho school room abo ls in latrena of th? situation. In a few ?hort, yes, ehort w?eks hor aehool -ill ho out anti abo will bid us gootl bye and go to anothor fioltl to pur sue ber nollie oalling; wo will m?as tlioe yes. wo will misa theo. Allroady some . f the young hogin to wear an r.ll-the world-am-aad-and-weary expreaaion and wo aro not sure but aome old bach elors aro on the ?ame line, but they always wear such a left-over expression that lt la difficult to toll how they are af fcetod, WUether at all or not. But, how ever, that may be, may success at tend and crown the effort? of a faith ful teacher, in the future aa In th? past. Now, Mr. Kdltor, If you think Hit? worth a place In the ooluinne o' the Av VKRTisRn, we will foal complimented and perhaps, write again, if not, we will not. crae a- JOT. Tallahassee Tells ot Totals At and Around Tonne's Cronainj-- Death? and other matten. I pruess you nil know we uro hav inf? fine weather for harvesting cot ton, anti we nm Improving tho gol don opportunity too. Theiininv rela'ivcs mid friends of Mr William Hilliard, n highly respected citizen of Jacks Town ship will be pained to learn of his death, which OCCUfcd on the night of tho 7th, inst. Thc deceased WM n kimi and loving husband, un indul gent father, and a good nelghbt r Iii? waa for many yours it mombo of Jlunhun Baptist Church; mid when called upon to answer tho suri-mous of tho "Lord and Muster, expressed a willillgloss to cross the river. Penco to his ashes. We also regret to ei?: nielo tho deal li of our young Irk nd .1 W Ir by, familiarly knovn ns ,4Jack" son Of Capt William Irby of Qoldvllle, which sad event occured in Alaba ba ma the 20th. [test in ponce. Wo regret to anuourtco that Mrs Harrison Copeland, is quito sick nt tins writing we hopo for her early recovery. Mr Tims. Il Neighbors had a lit tlo son bitten by n snake of tho spreader variety it few days ugo. Although the little fell was quito sick nt first, weare glad to note ls doing finely at present. In conclusion, wo are called upon to ohronlcld tho death of Timothy Lavan, un aged and highly respec ted citizen, which occured on the Otb inst, tinelo Tim ns ho was fn mtlliarly called was a native of I re land, came to this country and this community just in time to make a faithful soldier III tho Confederate army, and followed his commander to tho <1 nth of the lost cans? . Ile was honest, industrious, law-abid ing, he possessed all the qualities Of true Irish Americans. Ho loaves a wife and two children to lament his death. We may carve nota linc, raise not a stone, but let him sleep in Iiis glorp. We also regret to learn of the loath of a child of Mr and Mrs llor land Hay, wo aro not Informed ns to name, age or dato of death, as ivo concluded the weather is cluing ng with indications of rain Natur lay morning Sept. 10th. Laurens makes no extravegant jousts, but tho figures can't pre* /a rica to. For tho past week large lUantitieS Of cotton have been ?rought to this place, for which ono ?alf a cont per pound moro wat? ?aid than at any other market in ipper Carolina. On Monday, cot on brought OJ here,-tho exact piotation of Charleston. Grocer ioa ire also cheaper hero than else* Vilich makes 1,aureus Infinitely letter than a seaport town. Ora Correspondence. Mr Jimmio Mcclintock, is dork? ng for Sullivan A Milam. Messrs Fleming ?Sc Blakcly, eon emplate making u chango in the lrm name. Mr Fleming retain- I ng the entire stock, umler tho new mme, It II Fleming. Mr ll II Fleming, will erect a ?omraodlous store room at an early 1 lay. Mr A Y Thompson, ls placing umber on the grounds for Hov. 1) M Haddous residence, which, when Inlshed will bo one of tho neatest n our midst. It is said that wo ure to have two '?gular cotton buyers for Ora, this lesson. Miss Torgue, of Watorloo, has aeon visiting Miss Carrio Bruton. Mr W A Mcclintock and family, nado u dying visit to Spartnnburg ast week. Mr B II Harnett, has gone to Wood ru ir to attend school. His mop will bo ill charge of Mr J L Itu mot. Wo staled last week that wo would have the convenience of tel egraph facilities for handling cot on this season. This may be an ?rror as our people have mudo no irrangemout to maintain an ope rator, nod the office must go sonio tvhore oise. We learn that work will be stnr ted on the factory ground at Knoroe river on or about October 1st, Cotton picking is tho order of tho lay. Several Commercial mon In town list week. Now cotton scales have been or lored for the covonionco of buyers md sellers. PILKS l/PON PIIiKH <>K DURN' Ki) noni KM. During a performance In the The itro Royal at F.xter London, the ?uilding caught fire, ?inri owing to he construction of tho stair cuses md tho rush to greater part of the tudienco perished with tho bull ling. A scene shifter says that I ho lire originated among some ?a uso, which in somo way became gnited. Tho flames spread to the scenery, of which tho stage waa un usually lull owing to preparation ??r tho producttou'of a pantomimo. Tho audience numbered MOO per sons. In tho rush tho ticket box was upset ?it tho gallery exit, ami this iv as the causo of a blockade ul I hat point. Tho remains of nen i, llfty parsons were found thero. lt is impossible to ascertain tho exact number buried as many of tho la lies were completely calcined. Two ?dull? of thi! stablo belonging to the hotel adjacent to tho threatre, are Ulled with remains that it is impos sible to Identify. Many uro burnt into cinders. The stairway leading to tho gal lery was packed with bodies, while at the lu nd ol the stairs were SCOros nf others piled on top of the oilier. Tho charred remains of twenty persons were found in one heap. A father, mother and child woro found clasped In ono embrace? Many of tho limbs uro missing from somo ot tho bodies, mid tho remains show that they had I?, en wrenched og. In matty eases fath ers and mothers both perished and Humorous children uro left without moans of support. Mounter Sherman, of Ohio, lins in cepted an Invitation to attend tho annual fair of the colored industrial association j to be held ut Haleigh N C., and commencing October 21. He is expected to make un address. Tho Haleigh Observer auys "lt is already evident tin?' thc approach ing annual fair of the colored peo ple will Surpass tluit of lust, your, j mid if Senator Sherman nonios this your lie will probably soo tho Inr gost assembly of colored pooplo over In North Carolina." General Ma hone has nlso accepted un invi tation to attend thc lynleigh fair. France Not n Conmierei al Nation. Rho (nilli ls that Franco ls not Intrinsically a commercial nation; it is an artistic ono. The natural g?nois of tho French runs to writ ing novels, painting pictures, com posing music and not to driving bargains. Here, contrnwi.so to the rule that holds in America, com? merco ls not and cud in Itself] ir is simply a means to the enjoyment of life. Here art is-as it ought to bo euery where-the summit of (hu people's aspirations,-Sidney 1,lis ha in Inter-Oeeun. (.teat distress from drought is re ported to exist in FrioCounty Tex as. The people in the rural dis tricts have been reduced to a state of absolute poverty bordering on starvation, President Cleveland On Mixed Schools. Mr d. A. Sullivan, editor of the Montgomery (Va.) Democrat, re cently wrote to President (Move land inquiring in regard to truth of a report that Mr Cleveland, while Governor of New York, ap proved a bill authorising mixed schools in that state, In replying lo Mr Sullivan's inquiry, President Cleveland write: : "The only bill that I know of being passed and approved on that subject, wliilo I was Governor, was one affecting the i ity of New York, and had pre cisely the contrary elf.et-(bat is the purpose and object was to re tain the colored schools seperato ami distinct from those for tho whiles. Mr Nelson J. Waterbury, of New York eily, I think, drew (he bill, and Professor Uasin, Su perintendent of colored schools, ?nd I lev. Mr Derrick, both of New ' V rk city, advocated it strongly , School Hoard of New York city had dertcrminotl to consolidate t heir schools \\ ?tb the white schools, and the bill took il out of the con- 1 trol of the Hoard, so that it should not be done. It was strongly urg ed before mc that soperaie schools r were of much more benefit to tho ' colored people than mixed schools 1 I approved thc bill, and I suppose | in the city ol' New York colored . schools areseporatoly maintained to-day by virtue of its provisions. I 1 have t: us given you all I reinem- c bur on the subject of your inquiry , I have been much surprised at bearing before the receipt of your ? letter that this matter has boen so ' grossly misrepresented." t irlfthlng for Sword VUh. 1 At Martha*? Vineyard ?word flsldrrg is I getting to he tho favorite ntnusomcnt. * A beginner grows enthusiastic tho first yonr over porch, tho second season IM essays a trip or two of ldnrk bass fishing, 1 while tho third sonnon ht ootupie.rs I Juc- 1 fish and seasickness sufflolently to ?nt^r tho senior cla>\s of sword Qshormou, who r.ro whalers lu miniature, Tho require- I monts of this grand sport aro a calm nea, . plenty of this showing abovo it ami a J cautious captain who can creep np care* fully an?l quietly enough to give the man ^ in the lookout a chance to show bia skill | in throwing a harpoon. If it strikes the lihh a lino of lifty fathoms Is played out, with un empty keg on tho end to buoy it, and while tho party are lu search of an other i'm nial tail tho wounded fish fin ishes Inj linking, and with lils unfortu nate brothers ii gathered up after tho pport is over. Many of those fish weigh 250 pounds, ?md they aro a delicious taolo delicacy.-Philadelphia Cali. u*Ko Widows." That d?s < f young Indios known among tho uti lents as "college widows," and commonly supposed to have tho ue quaintance of several generations of col legians, ia not large* In Naw Haven than elsowhcrc. I .et a girl once get such a | reputation, however, whether justly or > unjustly acquired, she iran bid ^isvlby to all hopes of wedding ? collego man, A fellow may enjoy ber company, he may | call on her; ho may pay her sufficient at- ? tendon to ordinarily justify a popular j suspicion of an engagement; but he rarely or never married her.- lippin colt's Magazine. A SliiRnlnr Trim ta tn Prath. When a leading Philadelphian die? the ' shutters are "bowed" all over tho housu - that is to say, they are all but closed ami fastened together with a black silk lx>w, sometimes remaining so ..bowed" for a year after ibo death in tho house; ( also, it is not infrequent after ibo death I of a nujnlier of nu old family to seo tho shutters of many nf tlio neighbors1 houses ..bowed" out of respect, remaining so for days and weeks. This peculiar custom originated among tho Quakers, who do not put crape oil their door bell? or else- I whore-Cor. New York Herald. A Sillium. Inn Halium Tunnel. Tho governments of Sweden and Den mark are considering plans for a railway tunnel under the sound lief ween Copen hagen, in Denmark, ami Malmo, in Sweden. The tunnel, OH plan neil, is to have a total leiijith of nevon and a half miles; that is, twomilo* between A mager ami tho small islands of Saltholm, mid llvo and a half miles between Saltholm and Malmo. Tho c<?t of construction ii estimated at about $U,000,000. -New York Sun. IMPORTANT Notice AU persons Indebted to me by note or account prior to 1SS87, arc hereby notified that same positive ly must be settled h.v tho 16th. of October next. All fulling to do so will find (heir claim* in tho banda of an officer for collection. W. H. GARRETT. Insurance License. STATE OF ROUTH ('A HOM KA. F. JCEOUTtv B DEI* A UT M K MT . OfTl00 Of COMfTROI.t.RR (lKNKH,\l" I Columbia, s. c., Kept, ?, isa.'i i cortlfythst Dr. J no. A, Ttarkad ale, of I.nnrons, Agent of tho Anglo Novador Fire InsUrSnOS Company, Inen -punted liv tbe Statfl of California, has complied with ibo roqu?H?tlons of th? Actor Ibo fieiiernl Antoni) 1 ** entitled .' An Aet to reun?ate tho Age, ol OM Ol Insurance Com- ' panics not Inonrporstod in tho Hinte of Routh Carolina.* and I heroi?v license (he Hnid Dr. .Ino. A. lim koinie, A grui t aforesaid, to luke risk** am) transaoi nil business ol Insurance In this Slate, io tim County of I .nurom*, for and In bo linli ot HInil Company. W. K. HTOXKY, Comptroller l?onornl. Tile CA Our Entire Dry.Goods St<> tho entire stock, consisting of ? And tho way we manage is to 1 See the Bottoi W ewill sell you A nico chock ,d suit Former price $? oo fi dor. Corsets wort li Moe at IMO All Lion 33 Inch Tow? Former price 20c. IO doz towels at. Double Width Dress good Mingle " ?? ?? Every article Be JL, .A. -TO TIIK FIR, OIN" 17 Wo would respectfully announce Phrtt we now have In store, A thou Hind undone things, And are dally occivlng more. Our round stacks if goods, In part we will mention, lut won't use ono ?pace to bring mit to your attention. Suffice it <> say, wo have flour, meal und neat, And sugar and coffee which minot be In ,t. Our elegant enti led goods will just make you smile Vs you stand and behold them - aid pile upon pile. Of tobaccos md cigars we have quito enough, \nd cigaretts too for nil to take a nilT. Our new and full lino of plain md fancy candy, Is, to say thc least, iperfect "Jim Dandy." Now you'll jive us your attention we sincerely lope, For wo wish to say a word re* "arding our soap. We d?*fy com iction and if equaled or beat, In pialtitv or price, 00 lbs. of soap, is mr treat. Just call and get prices y-uu'Il 1)0 paid for your pains, And florbuylngyour goods from J. IIKU BKHT JAM KS. Laurena, Sept. 13, ,87 II Y G K I A. X WONDERFUL DISCOV ERY . POHACCO AN AID TO ll HAI/TII. A new tobacco mn n a fae tu rod hy l'hos. C Williams & Co. Richmond Vrn, nndor a formula pre pared by Prof. Mallett of tho University of I Virginia. Anti-Molarial, Auti-Dyspoptio, a good ncrgino and on excellent chew. rry it.-No Humbug. For particulars of ito virtues call for cert I floate at thc following [ibices whore the tobacco can be Had. J. M. Philpot, J. H Cooper, Todd, Simpson A Co. Laurens S. C. Piedmont Air Lino. HIC II MOND?* DAN VI tildi H. lt. Columbia >V i.roonvlllo division, 'ondensed Scbutlulu in ? licet Sept. ii h I8t>7. Trahis run on 75th Meridian time,) Northbound No .Vt Nurlhbou Leave Columbia "llt'Oa m Arrive Alston ll Ml a in Leave Alston 11 fi'l a m Arrive Union i oap m " Spartanburg 645 i> m " Trvon " Saluda Kial Kock Henderson viii? " Ashville " Hot Springs l,oavu Alston 11 fill ? Ul Arrriv Prosperity Iii -ll p Ul N ewin -rry " i.aureus *. Ninety six <. reen wood " i i roon ville " Abbeville " Anderson .' Sftlieca " Walhalla " Atlanta 1 Ol .4 In p m '??ip "i 2 .VJ i m :> io p m 1 2ft pw 4 50 p in rt ms p m (> ?IA |> ni in in p m nd No 51 ; in in p m 1 I IK) p Ul . 12 lu p III ,12 :>o a m 2 12 H in I 07 n ni 4 M n ni 6 .'17 a ni h 5.1 a m 7 00 a in 0 00 ?ni Southbound No 52. I Mouthliound No. .vi Loav D Walhalla '7 55 n ni Henees s :io a in *1 Audorson '.' 5-1 n m " Abbeville 10 .Vi a III Urreonvtlle fl lo ... m " (J roon wood I25tt p ni " Ninety Six 1 ;tH p ni Laurens s 20 H m " New bon y !l 05 p in M Prosperity H28pm Arrive Alston " 1 u.'? ji ll. I^OAVC Hot Spring" ?' A-li ville " Hendorsoiivibe " Kial Kook " Saluda " Tryon Spnrtnnhurg 4 .>? a 1? " Cnion 7 10 Arrive Alston 1 0 20 p ni " < lol ll IO bia .rni7 p m " Columbia .. tl p m " August? il |o p in .' CharloHloin Vin S C U H.i il 4'. p ni " Cbarlesloni Via A 0 L iO 4.1 p in ?. Savasnab ) VlaCTS j <?n trains No?* 50and 51, 1'idlnmn Sleepers between Sayan .tab ami Hot Spring Ki c , via Columbia and Hpnrtstihiirg. Tiokots on Halest pr! nob ?7 20 p in U IO p ni 11 07 p ni ll 2.1 p m ll .VI pm .. 1214 a m 2 12 a in . .1 45 a rr. ... 5 .17 a in 0.10 n in r. .m s m 10.10 n Ul 10 M a in .. ll 20 fl in ft .VJ p m I Diiilv." . Hally ex copi Sunday SOL. HAAS Tn Ole. pal Malton H to nil ooints. Mannger. 1). (WKHWKnL, A nsf PHSS. Agt. JAS L.TAYIiOH, Cidumbls, S. C ' ii n. r d Passenger A^' iit -SI-EE 1S?HULS re must bo closed up. and befoie ?nest quality dross goods, white Lt Auction Prices 1 Hake a small Bimi pay foi stacks m Drop, and Prk L EL nio? s vail a/t $6 50 .$3.50 Wo have soi which cost ii 15 ots, wc close ont 'ls Mc Lad 1 OH flin Former i .10c. Ladies eas s at 10c worth if 1 1", I2$C Overcoats fri dow New York Cos? rt. U R E N S, S LA C U K N S C< > U N T Y ?RBAli * ESTATE AGENCY. WANTKO! TO borrow $1500,00 lor throe years with tho prividocco of liv? y oars, A lii.ioiftl interest will bo paid mu! mort gage on Rout Kstuto Riven. NVANTKO: TO hwy a Small Karin, loo to ISO ?ere?. Well watered ami limbwr etl lend desired. A portion ol'tho pur chase money will be cuni), oalunco on annual installment. l'on SALK: A number of r?sidence* In tho Town of I,atirons; also vacant lots, great bargains ofTerodl Foil RRNT! Three or four Rood ?toro Rooina In the Town of Laurena. Loca tions good. Pou Ult MT! Throo or lour largo rosl denees In tho Town of Lau ron a, besides n number of eottagoa and eublns. Kou SALK: GOOO ?OTOH land in different portions of Laurena County. Also a vnl uabto plantation near Ninot.v-six and Greenwood in Ahboville county. FOR SALH: Ono brick ??toro room; also, ono half interest III the Fleming ware-house, In ibo Town of bau rena. Fon SALK: Teat elegant traet of lend ono and ono half milo* wost of Lamons Courthouse, known a-? tho Frank Flem ing place. This pl eeo eoiitnina250aerea, and is woil improved, titted waler, good buildings, LanO fertile and and in good state ol cultivation. Master's Sales. STAT E ( ) F SO FT If CA HO Ll X A. Cor NT Y OF L\ I. UK NH. IN Tit K COURT OF COMMON PI,KA KS. Pursuant tojudgments of foreclos ure und sale made in tho follow ing stated eases, I will sell nt pub lic outcry at Laurens C. lt., on sale day in October next, being Mon day thc 3rd. ?lay of the month, ?lur ing the legal hours for sales, the property described in each case, upon tho terms specified to wit. In thc case of Minerva Dial, va Addi?; R Hill. All that traotof land situate ly ing and being, in the County und Stute aforesaid, containing One Hundred ami eighty acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Col. J Washington Watts and Me linda Crows, on the east by hinds of Molinda Crews, on the south bv lands of Allen Dial and W LShell, [on tin; west by lands of Allen Dial. Tr.itMs: One half of tho purchase ' money tt) be paid cash, anti the re mainder tm a credit of twelve months, willi interest I rom the day of sale, secured by tho bond of the purchaser and n mortgage of I the premises. The juna baser to j pay for papers. In the case of N. ll. Dial, vs Charles H Sullivan and A P Sul livan. All that tract, niece or par cel of bimi situate, lying and be ing in the town of Laurens, in the j county anti state aforesaid, con taining Twenty Five nc res, moro or loss, and bounded on the north by lands of Addison Still I van and Myers, on the ensl by lands of Mrs Jane Todd,on Ibo south hy lands of William Ii (Jarrett, ?iud on tho west by N lt Dial, .duo all that lot of bimi in .? ubi town county and state, containing Ono acre, more or le.fs, bounded on the north by binds of Addison Sullivan, on tho oast by lands of K H and William Los? lie, on the south by neu street, ?ind ot* tho west by the ( ? reen wood, Laurens A Spaitanburg railroads. THUMS: Cash, the purchaser lo pay for pupers, In Hie ease of David A Richard stni ns administrator vs Warren Walker, ot al. All that tract of In nd lying and being in the county of Lotirons mid slate aforesaid, containing Three Hundred and thirty eight acres,more or loss, on I tho waters of cane creek, bounded ' by land? of Dolly Madden, O W Winns, lands formerly belonging to tho estate of Isaac (irani deceased, mid Jame? Pierson, being the land upon which Solomon F Fuller re sided at tlie time of ins death. TF.UMK: One half of tho purcliast money tobe paid cash, und tin balance on a credit of t wei vi month?, with interest from tin tiny of snle, secured by the bom of the purchaser und a mortgage n tho promises. Thu purchaser '< pay for pupers. Sept. ttrd. 1887. CDBAUKSDALJ Mnstcr JU 0 Corne doing so, wd*propose to f goods, ?-li?os, Laif, clotlllH; t of good*), . . . . For instance :es Sink thus: L Original jprioo no elegant dress robes ii Now York, ?d?O now nt.$G 00 o cub moro vests 30c liri :o OOo lunero VCSt.H.70 00 Din.*3 50 lo $10 t, to Close Out State ot' Southe ar olina. COUNTY OF LAUIUONS. Dy virtue of authority in inc v led bv n power of tittorney by MM Black, I* 1' l'ylos, i: J bin, J M McDowell und J V ?: Dowell. I will si ll for the purpoM of partition niul devisioii on ?al - day in October next at I2M., till that traci pico? or parcel ol'la ml sit uate, lying and being; ii: Hie Conn* ty of Laurens in said* ?tate con taining 'Tw o 11undred and thir ty three acres mure or less, and known anthe McDowell pluen and hounded hy lands of John C Davin, lands of .Sallie Da vis, hinds nf lt S fJrffln and olhers, upon the fol lowing terni-to w it, One hail" cash the balance ov a creilll oflwilv? months with binni of lin- purchase) und ni*rtgage of fhn premisos to secure the credit portion, with leave to the purchaser lo pay his entire hid in cash. Purchaser to pay forpapers. N I> Di A ? , AI tonicv in fuel. Aug. .'ll, 1887. T UK LAUD E N s ?Male AGadeffiY,* Prepares lioys for ibo South Carolina College, for the Citadel and for Ibo pi He lical business of life, THUMS: $^..I0 to$:i.()0 per month, ?..r dlng lo grado. Next Session l?? iin-, MONDAY, f?lh of SEPTUM UHR.' VII A N i< KV A NS, PHI M I C t.. SOI' ! H CAROLINA Ooll?^?? **mmmr9 Sixteen I asl ruotors? ?SciciitHie, ,*i Lit erary degree eonrsoM, fi Shorter courses, I'nst-G rad unto and Law coarsen, Tuition $40, Matriculation, ii". Kooma free. Table Hoard $11 and $12 50 per mont h. f. y .-..uses about ? ian. Tuition fro. bj I .nw lo npplicnnts fil ing With Collage licnsur. r a eerlllloato of humility lo pay, signad hy himself and guardian or parent, willi opinion of ('olin ly Commissioners, or .Ii ul gi i>r Probate, or ('lurk nf Court (hal tho st; tornen! isirt.w. Y\.x further parlue In rs n ppl v io PltliSI I) Fi NT J. Nf. Mollit Y DH, Columbia, S. < '. mif.^Hl TAKE N0T?0B? I w Ul sell mv slocko of Coffins, Gaskets and BXTIP^IJ^X-, Oases At greatly roducod price* cd will <lo livor thom ut niiy depot ii Hie counlv free ol charge. Hearse niel when tlusir eil. Ni^lit calls prtnnp'iy responded lo. Call in day timo over Martin A' I nlier':, store-ni night at Illy rc nco in "J or 13. W. GOBBET, As A trent All persons bavin;; claims against the lute N. D. KlmmoiiSj will pre sent them to nie on or 1 cloro tho 22nd of September A. \Y. '. ti S S ! DR M A C H S t? ? F* Y . R ENGINES BOILKRS SAW" H H.LS GRISTMILLS Cotton Presses SIT?'FT?NO" ~?.ULIJK?S 1 HU am A Watt V\^k Fitting B ??ivss Vulves PlUtS g INJ KC?OllM 1 Water Wheels C ASTIN (Ts Urn88 and Iren ICflBBURMOtM A Full StocV of Supplik. cK#?o and good. BELTING, PACKIK? and OIL. gfWBMXEXlMB&SttCt -Bi KMSXSAMSSiulJBt At BOTTOM PRICES AND IN IT0O? rot? PKOI?II?T DtiiiVEaYi II AN U HUN COTTON GINS GEARING* aVKHI'AIHS PROMPTJiT DONF-?JU GEO. R. LOMBARD & CO. Foundry, Machino (lOd H uh r Works. AUG! STA, OA. 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