The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 21, 1887, Image 3
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LOCAL,
Mr.S. lt. Todd IM having Iiis residence
co vor od with tin.
\iiss litllifl VVIdto, of Urccuvillo, hus
tukon ohargo of thc school ul Chestnut
Kid go.
Tin? littest definition of u churn-dasher
an given hy :i little gb i of liv? Hummer ?
is, u "milk shake."
A Huming Ibig ls llouting over Hie
(.'null Cw i ta pu ia v's ittiltillliotll dry*goodt*,
shoo unit clothing house.
J?r J, Ti Pool, has plttoed a neal lenee
Of iron, Iront tho I.aunuis I ron Koli miry,
around ins residence on .Mainstreet.
The reMldoiiee of Mri Harrison Scott,
near Mt ti ul higher, was nocido itally d..
Ntroyeti bv lire on .Monday night,
Cotton con tl nu ott lo como lu mid tho
prtco though u ltttlooll', continues high
er Hum tho neighboring markers. \\ e
puote to day nine cunts,
On onr outside w ill be found au hitor
rat I ng account otu fort u nu left to tho
Child roil of Otorgo NV. Hillard, who now
renldc in this uouilty, w ith Hu n grand
inother.
t>,i Sunday last as the passenger train
from Augusta was neuriug the station
Waterloo, it crowd of negro hoys throw
rocks nt tho train, break lug a iv i nth)-* in
the t'OUOh,
Hov Ki Spinn? r l>. H., of Ohio, pre
ached In Ihn baptist chttridi ?I i ids pla??
Oil Sunday. ile is a ma II O' raie attain
ment, and preached most excothmt ser
mons, morning ami evening,
Wilke** bros., "Sam" and ?.Octile" are
running a Hacket Store, and a ''nickol"
they ate m uk i n u;. Anything yon iviiul 1
fora mere Hong, lion'l :all to cull on
timm, lor I hoy w ill surely treat you well.
Tho now sched u lo on t he J ,an rous road
is highly nppreeititod. Tho tired and
oier-worked elti'/.on ol this place CHU
con von ion t ly tuite in tho I ii Mirv of u qui*
?it dal' in the country, either al Co) ll in
ubi, Nowbrrry or flinton, and return
all tho same day?
Sourly all our merchttriiM have return
lout haine frOIII Uiorket, and the ulules
in consequence pres.-nt beautit'ul array
of Pall Hoods, for Pest bargains con
sult our advertising columns, J.iv mer
< hauts who are anxious to sell guilds,
always lld vor lise.
On mid after ScptOlltboi 83, another
train will be mw, direct to Columbia
from litis ?l acc. in u'iditi* ti to tin- local
I'roigltt which narrien pussongers. Tho !
Belied tl lo will bo as loi lo wa:
Leave Laurens, 0.42 a III
Arrive Columbia, lu..'liam
Leave Columbia, ?V.I3 |i m I
Arrive bann ns, 11.48 p m |
'i'hi.s gives four trains daily into < ol- I
unibiH over Hi? < '. A .?.
NVvv V<-ar.
On Sunday lust ul sunset, the I s nail- '
?tu* began t<? reckon tho new ycart f.OIx, j
Httiee the creation of th-? world, ii is;
strictly observed by all Jews, who close
their sioi.-s amt Kuspoutl business for
forty-eight hours.
Dont hs.
tin i-'riday, September lt), Mus Lilla,
tlangh t er of ?I. W. Peterson, ol' tala plaei>
died, lifter u lingering illness .md wu*
buried ut Langston's church on Satin
day. The heroavotl family have ibo
synipathy of (his eommunity.
An infant s.,ii of Mr ami Mis .1. M.
Hampton, died on Hie 11th, Inst. .\g??il
two months.
I'.v prr-NS Delivers .
Why ill it that other plat* -s coi hull
a fri e Express ?loll very, while ie. such
e.>nsi t.-ration ia shovn to Laurens, the
livest town l>v " t is, in i he state. This
ls n lintier that deserves attention. The
exponen out ulled wotilil bo alight, while
Ibo couvoulnneo to our eiti/.ons would
lu- greal and linly apprtieiated.
Our Pe?nale < tollo/go.
This school opened up brigid and car
ly ??il Monda v morning, wit h an i nereus
ed attendance ?nd renewed life. Lvorv
thing indicates Hu- return of all the
ry that Ita? attended this llme-honore<l
Institution of loaming, even In hor pal?
tob st days. In music, this school odor i
unequalled advantage, for thorough
training, having an Instructor in vocal
as well ?is Inst rumen.&I musi?, Instru
ments of the lineal makes an- also prov)
?Itel fo? the uso of pupila.
The Lord's Prayer.
Tlds is the titln of n lilt!.* vol ll 111 * w lit -
ten by Hov M. ?>. I'Vlerson, ni this place
willoh should lu-road by every ?'hrlHlian
and Hubbath school lonelier and pupil.
11 sots fort h fully tint rich import and
varied topics cmhrticitd in this celebra'
ted prayer, which is so oftou rep,' di d
In a Vague and menu tu glenn manner.
Coplea eau bo. had ?d thi' author, al
Wilkes' Book Store, or at Todd, Simp
son ,V I !t>,
11 ced y Hiver .Insocial lon .
Thin association met at Huton church
in this county, on Tuesday, September,
bl, Hov A. c stopp, Moderator and b.
S. Fulier und J. ll. Parrot! Clerks.
Kitst in order, was tho introductory
sermon by ItcvC P, Scott, of Jfiowbarry
and after tho enrolling Of deb-gates, Ibo
usual routine business was transacted,
Ninety-six delegates rcApouded t" the
roil cali. Tho sentiment nf ihn associa
llotl was ngamal tho use or sabi of wilta*
kry by members of Hm church. This
body un ornees the nhurehos of Lau ron s
?nd Newberry counties. Newberry C.
If. WAS seleclod as tho next phi.|
mooting Thc crow d in nltendaurti tvus
unusually large.
I?'rr?? Trail e.
Tb?* reduction of internal roven ne .> mi
I '?I taking off of ll roveniU stamps from
J .aprieliiry Medicines, no doubt has
lnrgelv benoit I tod the consumen?, as
w oil us relieving th? burden ol horno
mannfn tur?is. Especially ls this Hie
c?s?- with Greens Alignai Klowor mid
Hoshee's ticrmaii Syrup, as (ho rodllOl
ion of t hirl urffti \ caril s per dozen has been
add rsl to Inwoase ibo nl/.o of thc bottles
containing those remedies, I hen ey riv
lng one-ftftb ni' re medicine In tho 1 . Pla
siro. The August flower for Dyspepsia
nnd liver complaint, und the Herman
Syrup for C<mgh and laing troubles,
have perhaps Hm largest sale ?*f any
medidnos lu tho world. Tho advantage
of Increased ..!/. nf tho bottles will ho
?rea*Iv appreciated bv lin* sick and nf
tlleied, lu every tow ii and vi lingi* in tho
clvallfiod countries. Haninlolxmloa for
10 ionia , enron the same Size.
Rubber ?nd leather Hulling at all prl
<.<?* nnd widths, nod Kuhlter Mose, Paint
Oils, Y?rnishcit nod painters good o.
I . ".".
Personal.
I M r .1. M. Vlstinsku, la quitt? Hick.
Delegates to tho Rnorco Krosbylory at
Cition, s. huvu roturm <t homo.
Miss Mary Dorroli, of Newberry ia
J VI -il in<? retal ? ves boro.
Misa ll allic .Iones, hus rot lt mid linn
, ti visit t., Condici?n.
Mr. J. bee Langston is ogugcil willi
! Messrs Orr, O wings ?V Hobo.
Mrs?'. W, Tune, lias returned from a
j visit to Vaginla ami North Carolina.
Mil.-; Ann iia Kuiiuerly, of Newberry,
Who has been visiting Uer sister, Mrs.
Di*. Todd, lias returned home.
Kev. linnie- lt. Illukeloy, who baa re
cently booti in Tu i nea seo has boen
I elected pastor of a church In Kairllohl,
I
I.. NV. ['orrin, l?*?p, of tho Abbeville
I bar, \v:is m tow i, \?\x[ week, oil btlslllOKH
beft,re Ide Masterin Ibm'it y .
? ( and Mrs NV. it. rt mit, of Now berry
soent si verni days hore last week, vis
it inj? at in. Ilurkadulo's.
Mis.< Lulu Pitts, a charming young
, Indy of this place, la now ul Hollins In
I
, slitnte, vu., w here she ia tnkiug post
I gratluute course.
Mr I.simpson, has gone lo llreeu
wood for the season, where ho is engag
in i ho ogitou business.
I Joseph T. Johnson, has returi od ('rom
j avi-.it to bia brother in Nova Scotia,
; amt Isgreallv improved in looks. P.?t
! ".Ino" was alwavs tine looking,
I
. CLINTON
? "UN loN < lI'I K i: ol' i
Tnt-. I.APUKNS A nv KUTI SK II. j
A pllSSOIIgor Oil Ult' train a few
?lays ago, speaking of tin* Orphan
age Campus, said io a friend, "I
w ish yon could see it, it is perfect- '
ly magnificent." Wo heartily con
cur With the opinion ol' tim strati
ger. Tue beauties ul" our little
town cannot bo .-eon by n casual j
glance from thc train window--, but j
a day spent, will never bo forgot
ten. A glauco northwards (rom
the tower of the Seminary, will un
close many things pleasing to the
eye of Hie rarest critic. Far oil' lo
tho Xorlh-F.asl, Hm Presbyterian
Church raises its beautiful white
spiro six stories In the air and
scorns as a giant watchman over
looking und protecting the interest
of our Hub* villiage. Then chang
lng tho eye, we catch n glimpse of
the Ila plis t ami Methodist ('bur- li
es, assisting their larger brother,
adding inure lo Hie magnificent
beauty of the town of ('linton. We
could lill column after column in
showing to tho world thc many
thing.- nfinterusl (hal even Hie ca
sual observer cnn seo, but the space !
of Till-! A DVKUTISKR is too pr ?ad ons j
and limited lo allow full sway.
Hut perhaps we may indulge in a
?.iniipieio description ul some fti
t ure day.
(?linton ls becoming cpiito busy,
caused hy lim appearance nf tho
Hooey staple, which is beginning t?> j
make things "june round," sn to I
speak. Tile cotton buyer- offering :
good prices, and the fal mers -oom- i
10 apprecl ito ii, from tho w ay the
col ton comes io.
The "ol I reliable" ba- pul mi it
busy air nf lalo, running four trains
11 day, evidently understanding
that !t will soon have n minister
rival tn compete willi (he shape
of I he Georgia, Carolina a lid Nert li
era railroad, which ls moving slow -
ly bat surely ulong, ii having iloel
rlod In "got boro KU" by thu fall nf
I sss.
The I?, ?. X, "Llght-runlng Kx
piess" is bringing 111 fall goods,
livery day cns ?ire side-tracked at
the depot, atul -OOH the drays arc
busy carrying boxes and barrels to
Vhelr re ipectivo places.
The Orphanage children bogan
their sldiolastic lorin this week,
with Mr- M. W. Liddell, Mrs A. R.
Kuli -, ami Mi-- Kloreiicu L. Jacobs
as teachers.
I'linton College w ill Open on thc
.22 tl tl Inst, will a lull and olllolotll ;
faculty, of seven Instnictors, Tho
Cullege building has been improv
ed during vacation by w hite-wash-I
lng and painting the inner walls
and collings. The prospects for |
(lie college are very bright, as it
will probably have a mindi largor ]
attendance, the ensuing year than
ever before.
The Clinton Academy, wo un
derstand, will also have a larger
attendance! than usual.
The protracted meeting at tim
Proibyterian Church was ti success,
caused perhaps by tho emeiont
preaching of Hov. Sir Lowry, for
merly of Clinton, but now pastor of
lu* Second Presbyterian (/burch of
Augusta Cit., Who ass ?.-ted tho pas
tor.
Misses Hallie and Lucy Wright,
of Newbery, have been visiting Mr j
i .las Wright during the past few
Wonk.-.
I Messrs ll. Wright A lt, lt. I
j Blakeley have returned from tholr
business t rips north.
Miss Annie Cook, of Cro-- HIM, ,
? bas been visiting Mr W. ll. Watts,
j during this week,
'Bliss Minnie Godbold ls willi Mr
lt. H. Mot'rury.
.Mr Chas. IC. Llpford, of Ki ii ards,
ls now with Huminorol Uro-.
Kev. ll. J?. Smith, Wm. K. Jacobs
and Milner, mid Mr J. IT, OwlngS,
attended Prefbyte-y at I nion Inst
Week?
Hov. J. I?. Marlin, lias returned
from the lluptisi Convention, in
Upper Lauren-.
it is reported thal Bovortil parties
Will cross thc Rubicon at no dis
tant day. Such is Hf?'.
A little child of Mr ami Mrs J,
M. Hampton, of Laurens, was bur-'
ried here on Wednesday lust, tho
presbyterian Cemetery. Our sym
pathy ls most heartily extended to
j tho bereaved parents.
Messrs Thos. C. Hcott and Win. S
Jacob-; are visit inj? in Spartan bu rg
county.
A parly of Surveyors on the Cf? 0
d- X. It. H. passed through town
some ?lays ?go, und aro now some
where between clinton and Green
wood.
?dom.? Hick DOM in town, Mr Al
fred I> >rrob ?if Oreon ville, U vlsit
11 '. "'J.1. ?311.!.
lng friends and relatives noni* town j
IO very tiling in covered with dus
to-day, caused by wagons and lou
ses bringing in cotton etc.
( utton is sidling ?it 8-85.
; Laurens of 1887,
A REVIEW OF DUH ISTSINKSS FIRMS.
[TO 111. CONTI S U Kl), j
I n beginning Ibis sketch of tho
town, from u business standpoint,
it is proper to begin at
TODD'S ' DUN mt,
win re that distinguished merchant,
S. lt. Todd, began bis career und re-,
celved Iiis Hrst lesson in thu sebead
of experience. In.Iniiuary 1820. Mr!
Todd opened out a stock ol'goods i
j at the same place, whore for oO
years he lins been actively eil gag?
edin merchandising. Retiring
fruin the ear?-.? of business ut an ad
vanced age on January Ist 188?,
; ho was succeeded b.v hissons, .1. NV.
and Dr T. K. Totiti and I*. A. ; imp
son, who, under the linn name
j Todd, Simpson A- Co, ari- now do?
i inga solid business in dry-goods
! groceries and general merchandise,
\V. II. ii 1 M< l-'.USON,
I ?it the Kan pori um of Fashion is
I next in line on M:iin Street. In
I the tall '8ri, Mr flilkei'soii moved
from Cokeshury to this place and
began in the dry goods, notions,
and millinery business, w ith NV, /, i
Medico of Cokcshurg as partner.
This (inn opened in the Trnynhum [
ami Dial Block, and lost their!
stock ol' goods in tlie Continental
Hotel tire, in iss:,, ihe entire bu
inoss was assumed by Mr (Hiker
son, who hus now on hand a Ililli j
line ol' ladies good?, shoes, hats ??fcc. I
i.nWA un SITGKK.WHS,
successor ti. I Imiter and Sltgreaves,
basa well Ulled store of Dry-goods,
notinn<, millcncry, shoes, hats,1
clothing, and begun Itere as clerk,
ll rsl with .1. NV. Kowter, und itfter
wards with Minter ,v Jamieson,
where he reniai ned until 7th ol'
Sept mber 1880, '..hon with NV. .1.
li unter, he engaged in his present
business in t lu- Red Block, Main
Street. In .lune '87, he purchased
the entire stock and is now success
fully conducting Ihe business of I
the linn at the old stand.
J. II. IU-.WI.UY, {
is ne\t in older, ami is engaged i?:
selling st o ves and lin wa re, gins, etc.,
which business he began with hi-'
brother, when they moved hore,
from Auder am S. ('. .lum* J?th 's:;.
Two years ugo NV. I). Hew ley mov
ed tu l * i ? i i ? : i s. c., -oiling hi- Inte
rest tu.I. If, Bewley. Bewley Bros.;
were also engaged in drayuge and
the livery business for some time,j
J.II, Ilewley, in midition to
stoves and tinware, ls now on T.,
(?d iu buying cotton.
.vu;: \ ic i 'ST \ I'A -11 ru.
This house dates buk to Septem
ber '-;t. when Reedy A Blukuly
opened a general dry-goods house
in Trayuham A Dials block. They
were burnell nul in Ihe great hotel
lire, hut opened up again Imillcdi
a I ely. lu .laiiutiry following Roo
dy withdrew and lite linn was A.
Bhiko?y until Juntinry ISK?, when
the present style of the firm wits
adopted ?tnt! NV. J, Purks became
manager. In May nf the same
year, Tim Morph was put i ll id mr ge
ami hus Continued to lin a tim- bus?
i i --. They carry a large stock of
good-uml being backed by tho.I.
lt. White ("o. ot Augusta, who
knows the value ot' printers ink,
and the way to advertise, they have
been very StICCO'-'Sful,
Next door we lind
M sw A n rxnt'in
who hails from Charleston and
opened up a branch ul' lils Charles
ton store at Ibis place on AllgUSl
t-t issy. Clothing, boots, shoes und
gentlemen's furnishing goods, in
profusion are found here.
s. K, TA VI.OR,
who is one of Hie oldesl residents
of I,aureus i- next reached. Mr
Taylor moved here in 1830, hut be
gun his present business, saddle-,
burnes-and repairing, in 1800. Ile
bus done n large n in i successful
business in this line.
W. A. WATTS,
in the sanio store, is successor t<
Moseley & Watts and bus a stock
ol'g roce ri es, plan t at i on supplies Ac.
which, since lu hus assumed tin
position of cusliier in Hie Natlonti
Hank ol" Laurens, is managed bj
M r Taylor.
(JUA V A sll.I.IVAN,
one of flu? largest grocery house)
in the place, began here 111 1882
with NV. \J. Clrny, J. If. Huliivni
and Rev. J. I), Pitts ns partner?
under the firm liailio of (Hay, Sui
liv.in rt Co. hi 1881 Rev .1. 11
Pitts withdrew and tho business o
the Drill hus been continued by Hu
remaining partners, Tlioy deni ii
heavy groceries and phi nt at ion sup
plies and do an extensive credi
I business, averaging ?100.000 n year
JOHN I?. Hil KA II A N A CO.
Iii November lss| .Ino. |), Sima
hun of Augusts On, opened a dry
i goods house boro und soon there
lifter .ulded groceries and supplie
in Hie Fowler Block. Ho is ;i Hiv
business man and a successful Mei
chant. In January 1887, the pre
cut linn was formed, by I). P. <
Connor becoming a partner, rhoj
carried a largo stock of goods, bu
are now closing out their dry-good
depart mont.
nr. .1. p. SIMPSON.
who was a member of tho lim
McCoy, Simpson A Todd, luis bee
cn ga geri in the drug business her
since 1874. He is now closing ott
his drug-store, ami will devote hi
whole I imo to the practice of hi
profession.
psoc ir WRST
began as jeweler and watch-make
here, in I WO, aud with a fnw yent
intervening has continued ovi
j since, His shop at present is loci
d in the drug-store of Dr ?lmpaoi
ORO. lt ANDERSON,
1884, moved to this phire from Spnr
t tu i hu rp County und cngugcd in
thc grocery business. begining
on n limited stock, Mr Anderson
lins extended his trude, until now
he carnes nil average stock of * 1,00(1,
und I?foremost muong the heavy
groceries, and supply houses ol this
place. J lo also sells machinery of
all kind-, lil willett line he has also
and extensive trude,
w. li. HON n,
is tho surviving partner of lloyd
Uros, who pm chased the stock of
hardware ol' the late John Kyle,
corner Main and Harper streets
They began business in 1872, and
in 'TU J. M. Boyd one of tho linn
died. [n '78 \\ , 1.. lloyd became
owner of tho store and continued
until 18811 when lie formed a part
nership with li. c. Dor rob, which
lasted until Mr Dorroh moved from
this pince in '85. Mr Boyd carries
a\ailed assortment of hardware,
and has beeil very successful in
business,
I"I,CSS A IT. in ; I SON,
aro successors to lloyd, Pl USS ,V Co,
who begun with NV L. lloyd, .1. .1.
I'luss and J. h. Anderson,Supt, '82. ?
The new H rm, composed of J, ?I,
I'luss and .lohn NV. ferguson, wa?
formed January lilli issi;. They
deni in heavy groceries, .md have
alway.- been uiuotig the foremost
in tills lille, paying in one y< ?tr $98.
nun for goods. They also dotti in
fertilizers and col lon.
Happenings Around Power.
?Vhat has U.^cn Gathered by Our Faithful
As we have not heard anything
ipeciul for a few weeks, wo delny
ivriting until now, hut have no
lews yet. Some sick lt USS ill this
IcigllborllOOCl mos!! typhoid fever,
vhioh is very slow.
We lind a nice shower ol" rain
'ostorduy, which was very neeep
able, us tho weather was so hot
md dry. 'The people ure in a
'real hurry lo get mu their cot
on, und lo have lt ginned so they
an sell il while tue price ls np a
it ile.
Those who rai<ed moltlSSOS catie
ire having il ground up, and are
upping powerful big, they say they
ike it Ind ter I han syrup.
A tlag station wa- established at
his place a few days ago, ami tin'
rain has been stopping here every
lay silloth ll is a l?rotlt m entumo- |
Intimi to ?ill ibu people around
tere, they eun sturt their wagons I
o fireenvilleor I.aureus and then '
hoy cnn como down on tho train, I
uni slay longer than If they were;
0 go along with the wagon. Pas
.engel's are get t i tig OU Olid oh" every
lay.
Kev .1. T. (twill ami Mr .lohn
Power, from this pince, attended
he Association ut I nion church,
ind returned giving uglo\v|ng ae
.ount ol' it. Tho I.ody w ill meet at
New berry next year.
WATERLOO.
Mr I., v. Henderson and Mr.I. T.
1 larris, \ (sited Augusta on business
asl weld?.
Mr- KOSH F.I ?ott, of Laurens is
L'isitiug relatives hole.
Mr Tom Cartel- of Triangle, was
n town soinet imo since,* visit lng
"neilds und relative-.
Mlt.H Annie Co.di of Cross Hill,
??pent .sometime w ith friends hore
ns! week.
Miss Ida Kouohoo of Coron nu*,
who ha- been Visiting the family td'
Mr I'. H. A'ileutt, has returned
home.
I>r Wol?ord,of Clinton, has buen
in town on professionnl business for
?evortll days.
Kev A. W. Mooro and Maj. It. N.
i'uniiighnm, visited Lauron one
lay last week.
Miss Iinura Coleman, un accom
plish and charming young lady of
l'mailmen, w ho Im been visiting
Miss i d/./je A nderson, hus ret urned
lioine.
Mrs Maggie Heese nf Augusta, ls
v isiting the family of Mr James
Whitton of this place.
Mrs Ifilson of Atlanta, who lins
been spending sometime w ith rela
tives here has returned homo.
We noticed ono of the commis
sioners in this section, looking .af
ter the road-. This, we think a good
idea IIS the load- in this section
lltive been greatly neglected hy the
appointment of Incompetent over
seers, who du not asa gen o ra I Hiing
knowhow to work them, conse
quently the work is done in such n
way that the road- are in a worse
COIldi ion after they are worked,
than if they wee Iel dione. Where
the faull is we think lies w illi the
commissioners in the appointment
of their supervisors as a general
thing to commence with, are nun
who do not take any Interest in the
matter, and appointed without
knowing the ability of the o vrrseers,
us to whether or liol hoi- capable
to perform stu b work, and in a great
ina".y eases the appointment is
made by letter, mid the supervisor
never sees I ho overseer during the
time be nets AS such. This we
think is tho C11U80 of so many had
roads throughout the county. Tho
appointment of supervisors who
art? incompetent men w ho do not
have tllO wefare nf their COU ll ty to
heart, but happen to he a kind of
favorite in their neighborhood, a nd
ure appointed sim; ly on their mer
its. Ltd tho supervisors and over?
neera ho appointed from Comp?ti
tion not from favoritolsm, und we
think wo will have bettor roads,
nnrl not so much cursing of our
county com miss loners.
TllO young men of this town aro
determinad not tobe bohind in
the wny of amtiHcincns, have desi
ded (o haven tournament ami bar?
Inicuo on thc llrst of October.
A number of tho hunters of this
town, went crow hunting Hie otb
er tiny, and report having A goo
time, Killing twenty-five, und saw
about twonty thousand. These
cro ws have been doing grant daui
< >111- l?nt?ro I)i v.( ?i )(??!.s Stn
tito entire stock, eonsistiii" <>f i
Ami tin- way we tnauugc is tu i
Sec thc bollol
We -will sell you
A nice chocked suit
Former price $0 uo
5 <lu/. ( !orsots worth 3?C at
240 All Lien :'?:{ inch Towt
Former price U0e.
IO do/, towels at .
Double Wi.Uh Dress good
.Siugh? " '< ?
Every article Be
J,D*SB
X-, .A.
age lo tho corn crop- on the river,
eating it i? i> entirely in some plates.
Mr.T.T. I.?gun of I Ired ley, paid
our town a visit ene day last week, j
Quite ti number of tills town at
tended tho association, and repor
ted it us being tho largest they
ever attended.
If y< u vv?t ni a nico - et of I Tar nessi
Bridles, Saddles or Blankets repair- !
inga specialty. Harness I .euther j
Shoe Lent her, Whang I,eather and !
1 lemlock Leather, go to
.1. F. MAL I IN A C.. j
For duns double and Single bar
rel Beech Loading, at
J. F. MAL TIN ? CO'S.
CLOTHING CL< ITIIING
at
J. F. M A KTIN A Co.
The nicest linc ever brought t<>
Laurens, and the tiiost reasonable
prices,call and he convinced.
HILLLS!! BIBLF.S?
Thc Laurens t'ounly lUhloXoclety luis
received another lol of bibles, Testu
ntcnts A c., ?n various styles - ' hindings.
These are Sold at coat. Desi . norsons
supplied with Ibo Scripture i ?e.
11,.poshorv :il store ol L. (I. Halli A*Co.
c. I. Fl !\ l-l,
Treasurer.
NOTICE.
All persons Indohled lo mc for House
Kent, Note or Account. wi:l pienso pay
san .. on or boforo N'oVKMliKIt 1st* as tho
li s- must he sel tied np by Unit lime.
v. . lt, KOVI>.
Set ?i.s., 's7 Ul
TO TE ASHERS,
TIIK NHS r regular exnminntioU of
Teachers for Laurens county, will be
held ul Laurens Court hou au, on KUI
I ? \ Y. tho 7lh of ? >c rom: it, |V?r white ap
plluaulH, and SATCKDAY, iii stu of
October, for colored iipphetints. I'lenao
rouieniber.
M L. Ill' Ll.OCIC,
sciiooi Conim'r.
1 ? " "".1 i ?
^Notice sf Sale.ifr
Notice is horcby given tlint on the
llth day of October 1SS7, I will sell ?it
Laurens Courthouse, Um goods and
chattel: belonging to Kufus L. Uishnp,
deceased, con.Histing of cigars, tobneco,
rum, wines, whiskey, (?randies, bar
room fixtures, lumbar, blinds, wagon,
household mid kitchon fm nitore etc.
Terms Cash,
TOM V Kit KOKKKTSON,
Administrator '
sept si, 'S7 :;t
* NOTICE
ts.
All persons having chilies against
the late Nf. I). Simmons, w ill pre
sent them to me on or before tue
22ud of September 1X87.
A. W. BCHNSIDE.
$100 to $300 S,irMgilS
na. Agents preferred ?lu? can furnish
their own horses ami give their whola
limo to tho buslneas, Spare momanta
may he protltaldy employ? i also, A few
vacancies In towns und cities. li.
JOHNSON & CO., lOin Malu St., Itleti
mond, N'a. ntigS-triu
1 ?i VF. CTTNTS. Q
Mend I'ive cents in stamps nt once for
eur elegantly illustrated Oataloguo.
SOCTIIKKN J1SWKLKY ll o trun
1*. D. Johnson .v Son,,
iori nm sO'j Main si., Lynchburg, v?.
II Y (J K I A .
A WONDERFUL DISCOV?
LUV.
TOBACCO AN AID TO UK A LT IL
A now tobacco msnataetured hy
Tim c Williams . i Richmond
Va. nedor ft formula r?repiirod hy
Prof. Mal tot! of thu '?. ni versify of
Virginia.
Anti-Molarial, Alltl-Dyapoptlc, ll
good norgine and on excellent chew,
Try it. No Humbug.
For particulars <>f ito virtues call
for certificate at tho following
places where the tobacco can be
had.
J, M. Philpot,
J. H Cooper,
Todd, Simpson ?t Co.
Laurens S. C.
rc must bc closed nj), arni l>efoto
hirst quality dress goods, white
lt Auction Prices.
linke a sin:?!
pay foi btack.'
n Drop, and Prk
L SL nice suiit a,t,
$8 50
.fcl.?u
14 ctn.
.ls lu,;
.ldc.
sat 1 Ot:
T, lt), I :?Ao
Wc have soi
which cost i
we close Olli
I ?ndios l'un
former
I.ailies eas
worth iii
( Ivoreoats fr
low 3?Tcw York Cos'
ni
IT R E N Si
?3
MARV 11 AI) A
And ls absolu tel
[TS FLEECE W.
'j he wool from this tittle sheep hi
rios, such as dres? go d- for Indies, w
-toro of I". S Pi'O H J?; AV KS, who luis
"W ILD :
Whose fur luis been turned into clou
Birds of
for decorations in Millinery. The.?
along wiih the hides of
BufTaloes sine
Made into simo- for the Millions. V
mont of Dry-floods, Clothing, Hats, i
ing doods, we oller Live Bargains!
Jewelry of Evei
IEE- Sitsr
liOsop
Red HI nek, Soul h -ii
Mastei' Sales. ?
STATE < IV sol "i'll CAROLINA.
Coif STY OP LAU URNS
IN THU ('OL'UT OF 'llM.MON IM, AUS.
Pursuant tojudgiuents of foreclos
ure ami sale madt! in tho follow
ing stated caso-, I will sell at pub
lic outcry tit Laurens C. II., on sale
day in October next, hoing Mon
day the 3rd. tiny ot tho month, dur
ing Hie legal hours for sn lei, (he
i property described in euch cuse,
upon the terms specified io wit.
hillie case of Minerva Ida!, vs
Addie ll Iii!!.
All that tra.-t of land situate ly
ing and being, in Hie County and
State aforesaid, c llluiuing One
Hundred und eighty acre-,
moro or less, and bounded on
tho North by lands of Col.
.1 Washington Watts und Me
linda Crews, on Ihe <:i-t by hinds
I of Melinda Crews, on the south by
lands nf Allen Dial and W LShell,
on the west by lands of Allen Dial.
T I*' lt MS : Ono hal fol* the purchase
minley to bo paid cash, mid the re
mainder on a credit of twelve
I months, with interest I rom Ihe
j day ?d'sale, secured by the bond of
I the purchaser and a mortgage of
the premises. Tito purchaser lo
' pay for pupers.
In the case (if N. H. I Hill, \ -
Charles I) Sullivan ami A P Sul
livan. All that tract, niece ur par
cel of laud situate, lying and ho
ing in tho town of Laurens, in the
county and stale aforesaid, con
taining Twenty Live acres, moro
or less, ?ind bounded on the
nord) by land- of Vddi?ou Sullivan
and Myers, on the east by lands of
Mrs .lane Todd,on the south by
lauds of William II Garrett,und <>n
the west hy N li Dial, also nil that
lot of hind in l'nld town county ami
state, containing < Ino acre, more or
lo/ts, bounded on the north by lands
of Addison Mullivan, on thc east
by lands of K H mid William Les
lie, on the south by new street, and
on tho west by the (I reen wood,
Laurens A Spar tanhurg railroads.
TRUMS: Cash, the purchaser lo
pay for papers.
in tho case of David A Richard
son as administrator vs Warren
W alker, cl ul. All that tract of
land lying und hoing in the county
of Laurens and state aforesaid,
t containing Three Hundred and
1 thirty eight ac l'es, moro or less, on
i t he waters of cane creek, bounded
I hy lands of I lolly Madden, (1 W
I vV inns, lands formerly belonging tn
the estate of Isaac Omni deceased,
and Jamel Pierson, being the land
upon which Solomon F Fuller re
sided ?it tho Hine of Iiis dent h.
TKRMS: one half of tho purchase
money tobe paid cash, and the
balance oil a credit of twelve
months, with interest from thc
dav of sale, secured by tho bond
of Ibo purchaser and a lliortgngool
the promises, Tho purchaser tc
pay for pupers,
Sept. ;ird. 1SS7.
C D DA R KS DA LL
Master L. C
LARBER^HOP.
?. beg to inform tho public thnt I nu
n ?pared O serve them M* TonvtonlrtiAi
li : lum nowouiirtom, under Ibo Kol?
er. H.:... -s:-' tof
b Come
doh.if so, wo propose to sci
cootls, siiocs, hals, cloth inti.
i of good*, . . . . Por instance
:e Sink thus:
h. Original jprio?
ne elegant (1res-; robes
ii .Now York,$0fiO now
t nt..$? no
y caiimero vests iiOc
l>ri :e 50o
lunero vests.70
00
oin .$3 50 to .$10
b, to Close Out.
LITTLE LAMB
y certain thal
VS WHITE AS
is boon wovon ?uto th;, 'most bib
hieh muy bo soon at tbo ono-].rice
also cn pt u red the
BEAST
iks,and bo has brought down tito
PlU 1T1 ?Lg e
;e tilings arc now un exhibition,
"1 All igators,
?'?. have in-took, a varied nssort
Shocs and fJuntli men's Furnish.
cy Description,
seaves7
le Publie Sq mire. Lntiren . S. C
State of Southe ar olina.
COIWI V OK LAURENS.
Hy virtue of inttliority in ino ves
teil by n power nf ntturnev given
by M M Black, V V Kyles, K J To
bin, .1 M Md lowell and .1 V Mc
howell, i will sell for tho purpose
of partition and dovision on sales
day in < le tuber ix vt nt U.M., all
that tract piece or parcel of land sit
uate, lyin? and being in the Coun
ty of bann ns ?n snidj state con
taining Two 11 und red and thir
ty lineo acres moro or less, and
known UH the McDowell phire and
bounded by lands of .lohn C Davis,
lands of Sallie Davis, lands of li S
Grfttn and others, upon the fol
lowing terms ti? w it, One half dish
I he balance OM a credit of twelve
mouths ii ?t!i lionel of tho purchaser
ami mortgage of tho premises to
secure I ho credit portion, with
leave to tho purchaser to pay Iiis
entire bid in cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers,
X li DlATirj
Attorney in fact.
Aug. 'll, lss;.
TAKE NOTICE!
I \\ ::1 .vd! my s toe ko of
^Coffins, Caskets and
BURIALi Oases
Al gr..ally I'CllucOll price*, amt will (ic
livor them at any ilepoi in the county
free ol'charge. Hoarse sent when desir
ed. Nihill rails promptly responded t<>.
Call in ?lay lime over Martin it' Fuller's
i alore;al night at my residence in ".1er
G. W, CORBET,
As Agent
J H* JAME S
-TO Til li
Wo would respectfully announce
Thal wo now have In store, A thou
-and and one things, And ure daily
receiving more. Our round stacks
. of goods, In part we will mention,
Hut won't use one spam* to bring
hall to your attention. Suffice it
to say, we have Hour, meal und
meat, And sugar and coffee which
ram no! bo bent. Our elegant can
ned goods w ill.just make you smile
As you stand and behold them -
laid pile upon pile. Of tobaccos
und cigars wo have quite onough,
And cigaretts too for nil to take a
J puff. Our now and full ?nie of plain
und fancy candy, ls, t- say thc least,
Inperfect "Jim Dandy." Now you'll
' give US your attention we sincerely
! hope, Vor we wi.-b tosny a word rc
. I gurding our soap. Wo d^fy oom
. potion and if equaled cr beat, In
? (tialtity or price, 00 lbs. of soap, ls
mir treat, dust cull and gut prices
you'll bo paid for your pains, And
t for buying your goods from J. HER
R UK UT JAM iv.
Lnur'Mis, Sept. ld. .87