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^he Advertiser. I-i OOAL. Never luis Laurena hud such a tru 1^. What ii i?- become of thoakatiugcr KP' C. C. Foathorstono Fue,, visited Andor ?oii last wonk. Laurena Comity lina ainu UraHS Hands. Two White and sovon colored. Sovonty-llvo porsoin left Anderson nod ur.Countlos lust week tor Tex aa. Tho S.e. Conference, is in session at Kpartanburg. Hishop MoTulro prcsid Ing F.very week bringa welcome tidings of OUr Female College. Its faino lias gone ?broad. Mr. A. M. Kewell Ita* moved hin mar ket from Harper Street to Fast side Pub lic Square. A rook wall near ?'omits' Livery Stu hloand other improvements by tltoY'OUli ol I ore in progresa. Thosldowalk near (tray ?V Anderson's factory has been graded, willoh Isa great thing for pedeslrians. Movcral parties brou slit cotton lor 33 milos rtnil over, two,40 niles, to Hell liero. They say it paid them handsomely. W. H. Martin, Kaq., has an orange tree which lx>ro a full erop of fruit this son ?on. The oranges are small hut perfect. Rev. Hartwell H. Moseley ?poid a few days with his parents hun- last week he fore ho returned to the Seminary at Lou isville, Ky. Th? pro tem of (he Herald ls troubled hy ? had odor underneath his BilllctuiU. Ile should profit hy the oxporionco of Mahomet with the mountain. A great many of the lawyers from this place are in Columbia this w eek, attend ing tho Supremo Court. Tho Soven Ul Circuit waa called on Monday. A subscriber suggests Unit natural gan ha? hoon discovered near here, (not this ollie?, hut Ibo town) hm tin- (rouble ?o far lins been to cont roi ami utilized ii. Tho advertisement of Traynham A Dial last week made a stir among Drug buyers. Tlieir clerks wore kept busy, lint Mill they continuo the good work. Meo this issue. ThanksgU ing day was appropriately obsorvod here. Stores closed and nil denominations worshipped at the Cres byterian Church. Itevs Todd and Pitta conducted the uer vices. Tho average assessed value of land per aero in Laurens County IM ft.44. Only four other eon II ties in the mate reach th!? amount, as follows: Anderson, Charleston, Chester ami York. Mr. (?corgi- ll. Pool has purchased the ?lite of his old saloon and erected a new building. The oh) house was pulled down on Monday and on Saturday he w .?s conveniently quartered in hi* new Kaloon. IJttlo Willie, tho yon ag? si child of Rov. F.. O. Fricr.tOII, died oil Tuesday last. A god six years. A (though a great ?litterer during los whole li fe, almost, from heart disease, he was a remarka bly hright little fellow ami hoto his suf ferings with patience. Mr Martin V. Holder, of Kdon, is ocr tainly entitled to thw "111on Itibboii" on Turnips. Ile has shown ns a spec I mon which ineasures 27 luches in circumfer ence mid wei i soinetliiog ovor 10 pounds. Holl iv whole field of them. (Jroonwood has a pigeon which has fthowu a special fondness for music. When the owner singa the hird i.-ivari bly comos in tho house if possible, and romains elose to (he singer, Bolong as tho song continuos. Tho strangest part ls that the pigeon has never boen petted. Over Twelve Thousand bal OH ol cotton have been sold ut this piuco to date. Tais lu a remarkable showing at ttrat Hight, hut whoo our inarko I? watched critic ?Hy mid the prb-o of all gradea of goods, it ia not straw <o. Itusines.: mom build ? town and Laurens is alive with them. Wo call attention to the clipping in TliK A UV KIITIKKII this week. That wide awake hardware man, \V. b. lloyd, has pne.rnied us with thc flllOSt pair of elec tric Hclssors we have ever handled, and bonce this result clippings. Mr. lloyd has a full stock of scissors w hich lu- de ?ires to give away on tho closest profit imaginable. Chief of Police ran In Hob Williams last week, thc colored lad who has been houao-breaking promiscuously, (i. s. Mooro, Mark Franks and Wash Vance have each boon relieved of various arti cloa by this rascal durin? thc past week. Homo of the stolon property has been re covered. Williams IIHS the imprint of .hackles on his legs and stripes on lils hack, which Indicates that lie has trav eled Ibo road before him before At th? .full. Fred Fuller, colored, charged with . ?ni oin): the gin house, crib, itt'., of J. A. Madden, al Madden's Station last we, K, waa captured and lodged in Jail on Thursday, F.ssox Byrd, hog-stoullng noar Gold? ville, awaits trial. I*ou Walker, Infanticide sud Coleman Walker, outrageous assault, also await trial. on Monday nu escaped conviai fr??'? Newberry wa? captured hore and housed . Tho College Kiitertninmont. On Friday evening tho PomalOCollege waa thrown open lo the friends and par ent? of tho pupils, and a most lulen sting programme awaited thom. Music, vo cal and Instrumental, readings and reci tatioiiN hy Misses M eacham ?nd Beard and a few of the young Indies, made n very enjoyable evening. H was designed to give patrons of tho school an opportu nity fobOOOme moro familinr with the work of the school, especially In mu?!? and elocution, sad certainly had tho of? . feet of convincing ?ll presold tliat these departments arolneompot^tthand?. H rarelv falls to tho lot of a jr^ung lady lo he In a position to take these important accomplishments under such thoroughly coinpolcnt teachers aa Misses Meaebam and Hoard, and with all tho departments supplied with competent ?nd /.calons Instructors, the I.aurcnavlUo Female College in an institution in which the Hiato feels a pride. It 5s successful in thu highest degree, and loiiKinnylt bono. She Would li't Sign. On Saturday night Andrew William?, colored, a drunken blacksmith, while under the IniluollCO of liquor, attempted to cremate Ids wifo. SomOdomoatlo mis undorsttindlng oeeurred which infurta ted tho negro, and till? led him to pick her Up deliberately and throw her Into tho lire, and (lion attempted to stand upon her. .Stone visiting friends inter fered and prevented serious results. A ml row followed his wife Into tho fltrcot and knocked hor down, whore she was found hy Policeman Langston. Tho wo man (daims (hat tho cuiiao of (l?o dla? turhaneo was her refusal to sign a relin guishmcnt of dower in u Minali lot in Oroonville. Room for One More. The oxaet capacity of (ho "calaboose" ai this pine?! has never hoon teated, but certain il is that (his IO x IO prison house on Sunday night accommodated io per sons six females and four males. On Monday (he Mayor was confronted with a heavy docket. An addition of four had been gained and fourteen prisoners answered to their names. Tho eharge was disorderly conduct, and linea to the amount of ^liJ.?O, together with a few days at hard labor, nettled tho eases. Chief Langston is under obligations to Constable Munroe for timely assistance in handling this ?quad. WATERLOO. Bibb. Nows of thft Way fron? a Flourishing sec tiou Railroad Improvements Personals Fine Turnips and other Iteras. The railroad nulli.irides nre ex tending tin? side-track at this place, which will be one of the longest on the road, when completed. Kev Leitch and Marshal spent tho day here while on their way to Laurens, w here they expect to carry on a meeting. Messrs Leitch and Marshal are looking well and seem to bit in good spirits. Hov. (?. M. lloyd, of Clio is visit ing bis daughter Mrs J. T. Harris, ?md will preach lu the Methodist ( bundi here Sunday. Mr H. C. Fuller, our efllcicnt ho tel proprietor, has rented tho Mi Imo pince, and will retire fr*?m the hotel business. This will leave the place wit bou? any one to aecomo (latj the transent boarders that como to this place. Mr Leslie, lins the cont root to build the Baptist church, und is bringing the work to a rapid com pletion, M r 1). C. Smith, is moving his stores to tho burnt block near the depot, and will erect a new cot toge, where tho stores stood. Mr J. T. Harris, not having room for his large stock of goods, is also erect ing another large and commodious room for dry-goods. Mr T. C. O'dell, of the Fee Dee circuit, is spending some time with rolll ti VOS timi friends here, but will leave in a few days for Spartan burg to attend the Methodist Con ference which melds at that place. Mr Britton of tho Greenwood Tribune, paid our town a Hying vis it one day last week. Mr Britton is one of the youngest editors in tho up-country, and deserving thc' put ron ape of the public. Mr 1). C. Smith, bas certainly tho Bliest turnips in this section, weigh ing from ?j to six pofluds, this is the fruits of bis stock farm. Some of our young men attended ?1 candy pulling, not long since, and tliey report having quito a sticky time. One of tho young men hud to be helped from the chair, be having sat down on some one's can dy, while in an interesting conver sation with some of the latrer sex. Wo would advise our young friend never to get so excited as to de prive some poor follow of bis candy, after ho and perhaps the idle of bis eye have.tugged so bani to make the nicas*. From the way things look around hero we are of tho opinion that ere long this will be .something for the llymenial column from this place. Mrs Mahala McDaniel of Simp son Atlll, is visiting the family of Dr L. M. Henderson. KKOM. POM PKY. After a year's silence, and at your request, Mr Editor I will according to promise, try to present to the renders of Tnt: ADVKRTISKR such Items and happenings of this.sec tion as I deem of Interest, These dots from different parts of tho county are botli interesting and in structive, and WO think every sec tion should have a live correspon dent, in order that the people muy be informed as to what is going oil in the county, and in order that a live, interesting ami Instructive paper may be built up. Though we have a live, energetic, and ac complished editor us tho Editor of TlIK ADVHRTIMKH is, yet without tho aid and support of the people, be cannot make Ids paper what it should be, and what be desires it to be. Now, Mr Editor,allow us to suggest right here that an educa tional department would, we think, lie ol interest, nt least to the teach er* of tho county. Wt; believe an tdfort In this direction bas been iit tempted and we hopo it will bo re sumed and that every teacher in tho county will contribute some thing to this de pa rt mont in order tle.it a more perfect system of edu cation may bc built up. A vast anion M t of Information which we, as teachers need, and which wo must have If wo would bea progres sive people, may bo obtained through the medium of an educa tional column. While suggestions ure in order wo wdll made another Which, though lt will not take the place of au educational column, will bo of great benefit to the touchers of tho country. That some one, Ibo School* Commissioner wo think ls tho proper one. Cull a meeting of the teachers nt an early day for tho purpose of organi/.ing a Teach er* Association. This, wo believe, is in accordance with a provlsslen of tho school law, and if carried out would not only give us bettor In formed teacher? and a bettor school system, but wmild benefit the people generally. Who will second the motion T A Woman's >U?slon Society was organized at Uiion church last 2nd Sunday by (he pastor, Ile v. E. c. Watson. Twenty-nino names wt ro enrolled? MM James Downey wes eleetetl President, anti Miss IOmma RI ledge Secretary and Treasurer. A series of meeting were held with the Union Baptist Church, be ginning on Sunday 18th inst, and lasting seven days, Considerable feeling existed throughout, and the meeting resulted in two accessions and one or two tither conversions. Mr Melvin Shell was ??resent natl lent effective aid to the pastor by his pathetic and persuasive lectur ers. Wo arc reliably Informed that Mr Willis Washington and family who moved from this section to Texas some time ago will return in a few weeks. Tho fair weather which has pre vailed for some time is proving a groat blessing to farmers in caus ing tht! late crop of cotton to opon anti in enabling them to sow their crops, if this weather continues most, If not nil, of tho late cotton will open we think, and a better crop will be realized iban was an ticipated a month ago. Arkansas fever still prevails to some extent among tho darkies. Uncle Hy rd ltobcrts ls still very sick. OKA. KIOLA. George limiter, a section hand on tho I*.- lt. ec. W. C. Lt. lt. bad the misfortune of having a leg omi one 1 arm broken by an accident with the pole car, will 'b ran over bis hotly anti bruised bim considerably, besides the other frat tares. The accident occurred near Land ford Station. George is a trusty hand, and wo are sorry to lonni of his painful injuries. He holds an ac cident policy for two or three hun dred dollars. Wo wcro present at a tchool meeting at Lan ford Station last Thursday, Mr J. Wade Anderson in the tduiir. lt was moved anti seconded that live trustees be elee tetl, which was adopted, and resul ted in tie* unanimous election of Messrs W. I?. Patterson. J. W. An derson, J. W. Lu ii ford, ?. w. Lyn ford and T. lt. DeShields, as trus tees for tho ensuing year. These gentleman are wed known und that vicinity will expect sue h action by tb,? trustees ns their position merits. Too much cannot be said In their favor as progressive men, and the citizens of the "Tank" should aitl them and pull together for their mutual benefit, for With out a gootl school, ami church facil tilca a town is simply dead ami the people will always bo blamed for lack of enterprise, anti justly so. The trustees were in session when wo were obliged to pull stakes for! another son-port town. Success to your school gentlemen. Advise your teacher to subscribe for Tun ADVKitTisKit nt once thal ho may : keep up with tho spirit of the \ times. The telegraph facilities et Dru, ; wo fear, will soon he discontinued ? Why! Uocausc you do not show any public spirit in nsslwtlllg to main tain it. The same old tale. Mrs il. I*. Milain ami little son, ure visiting relatives at Strothers in Fairfield County. Mr Jimmie O wu es, of Fairfield County, has rot urned to bis home after a brief sojourn in our midst. Come again Mr Owens, and bring' tho saw-mill store etc. Our ot lier half is indebted to Mrs J. P. Hunter, for very delicious but ter. Our young operator, J. l-.dward Fox, is out of the mercantile busi noss, and is happy manipulating the lightning transmitter. Dost, strayed or stolen, one "faust mig," gootl for not bing, but is quito { a pot with our friend Moseley, who promises liberal reward for bis re turn. powi:u. INCOLA. Deaths In the Neighborhood The sick A inad-dog Ssarc -Prospects of a Teacher. It seems the only news we have to se.nl you of lato is sad Yester day morning at six o'clock Mrs Nannie (hviiigs, wife of Mr Mal Owlngs, died. She had been sick about two weeks, ami up to Hint time looked tobe in perfect health. Hut alas! how often in such au hour ; as WO think not tho Son of Man j cometh. Her friends have the con- : solution Of knowiiigtbat she was j reatly for tho summons, for she i tobi them she was prepared ami i\-illili:- to die-had but one thing to regret that was leaving ber lit-I tie infant. She will be buried at Harmony to day 20th inst. The Second son of Mr. John Hel iums, bus died a few days ugo. There ure several eases of fever in tills seetion Mrs Frunc?s White is not cxpoctod to live. Miss Sallie T. Power, wits brought home from Cooper Limestone the ot li Inst quite sick with typhoid fe ver. She is improving slowly. The other cases in this place aro all better. A mad-dog gave us a coiisldord* bio scare and i ace Monday morn ing. It blt two lino (toga for Mr F. ll, OwlngS und one for a darkie on bis place. The darkie kept after Hit? mad-dog until he succeeded In killing it. Mr Calhoun from Duo Wost, is calling on tho pastors of this neigh borhood for employment to teach school. lt is thought he will suc ceed. TUB STATE OF sWTiT?R?LlNT, L A U H E NS COUNTY, IN PROI?ATM COI' HT. Whereas, 0. W. Knell,cc e.r., has applied to ino for Letters of Administra tion on tho estillo ol Urdlu Taylor, de co sseii. These ?rn theroforo to cita and admon ish nil anti singular tho kinrfrod ami crofllfors of said deceased, to ho and ?p p ar before nie at a Court of Prohste, to ho holden nt my ellice at Laurens C. H.. on th? llth ooy of .Inn., lass, et 10 o'clook, A, M., to show canse, if any th. y can, why loiters should not be granted, (?hen undor mv baud and neal this tho '?Otb day of Nov., 1887. A; W. BURNSIDE, Pro halo Judge. Absolutely Pure. This Powder wovor var?en. A marvel of purity strength mri wholesomeness. Moto economical than tho ordinary kinda, and cannot he Hold in compel l tfon with the multitude of low teat, slmri weight alum or phosphate pow dorn Sold only in CANS. KOVAI. IIAK INO Powdar Co., 100 Willi Street. N.Y LOCALS. ff you want tho flues! It Asor in the world don't hesitate, but go to \V. L. lloyd's ami ?rol it. Tho hullos aro cord ia) ty invited to ead on .1. II. J A M KS, ami examine his fresh arrivals of fancy groceries. Pocket ami Table Cutlery at astonish ing figures at lloyd's Hardware Stoie. Por tho nicest assortment ot plain and fancy candy, you will do well to price them and sec them al the sioro of .I. il. James. Holiday Cootia as well as Plow s and Paints at lloyd's. Special attention is called lo a beaut! lu) lot of I1,' aeres on tho "Brooklyn side." Tins lot will he sold cheap f>r cash lt is partially improved ami lias superior advantages. l-'or particulars seo J. M. HAMPTON, M anagor. Paints, Oils, i;iasn and Putty at lloyd's Store ou the corner. For full cream cheese you will find it at J. II. Jamos. Don't forgcl that lloyd will not he un dersold winn il ?sones 1?) Agricultural Implements, Log Cahill Soap i>* still in the lead also a nice line of toilet soap can lie fourni al J I i J ames. linns and Pistols bl endless variety at lloyd's store. For all Inirrodlonts to make n fruit eako you will timi them always fresh at the store of J. II. .Tames. You will lind nice roasted oolloo at J . 11. J ames. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, li A U ll K N ? COT N T V, IN piton AT K COU HT. Whereas, Mary V. Pool has applied to mc for Loiters of A tl lill ll isl ration on ihr l?state of J. Oluttll Little, doc'd. These aro therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular tll'l kindred and creditors ol said defensed, to ho ami ap ocar ho fore mo at a ('on ri of Proonto, to hu holden at my ofllco at Laurens c. Ii , on the I6th dav <>l Deeomber, lss7. at lo o'clock, A. .Nt., lo show causo, If any they oa>ll, why lut tor H .should not hf granted. (Uvea limier my hand and seal this, Suth day of Novomber, IKK". A. W. nURXKIDK, Prohoto J utlge. NOTI?E. ALL persons Indebted to \\ ni. Mills'estate und Mills & Itobort son aro requested to come forward and pay up hy tho 15th of January, 1888. if not by that Hmo look out for Hen. TOM VER Ron 1<: RTSON. N?TIGE. IOU bushels Texas Red oats for sale by GEO. ll. JORDAN, Triangle, S. C, Nov. '20, 1887-1m. J.M.VLSANSKA - DEALER IN - Clocks, Jewelry, &c | LAUR E X 8, S. C. I a gea - - - u. m - J W. C. .1 K S KT, V. P. M'OOWAV Ahhevillo. Laurena. BKN HT & Me (JO WA N, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LA UH KN S C. IL, fl. C. 2SJ. S. H^3r^R,I3 ATTORNEY AT LAW, LAURENS, ?. C. ?JfT*Ofnoa ovor atoro of W. L. Royd. UBI - - BB ". - 1 a MHB W. H. Martin ATTORN RY AT LAW, LAURI vs c. IL, . - - s. c N.J. Ito?, . liff. ll. V. HIMTftO* HOLMES A SIMPSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ?L JREN8C. M., . . . SC. TRAYNH? (ESTARLIS A Change i WK nro selling strictly for ensh, n largest and best selected stocks of S cost. Calico-Arnold's, Allen's, Mancho tho best brands at ? cf -, per yank (] Dress Coeds and Clothing at cost. Wo carry an extensivo stock of N Hem at prices that will suit thc trad dUTerent articles in our lino that wc I foslery, I lamlkorehleta, Linen and Paper Collars, lieut's and Ladies'('nil's, Ncrl< w ear, ( 'om hs, Tooth Brushes, Pin?, Needles, Pens and Cen StalTs, Lead and Slate Pencil*, Stutviug M ?ig?, Slates. slid'.- Brushes, Hair Brush s, Horse Knishes, Klasties, Violin Strings, " midges. Bracelets, Thimbles, Itulers, Valises, Trunks, Hand Satchels, Spectacles and Ca?>cs, Hair Pins, Crochet Needles, .Towoi ry, Ladies' Cull' Boxes, Collar and < 'uff Huttons, Itooks and Stationery, Zephyr shawls, Ladies' ? 'tonks, Spool ( 'niton, Spool Silk. silk Binding, I Teething Kin Hardware of nearly every descrip numerous to mention, Ask for prici er, Luco Doa thor, Calf Skins, Ac. Remember we aro sidling Drugs a? tho State. Duy what you wiint froi Terms positively cash, Druida, every Huttons, I 1 OOI 1 s, Searls, Helte, forset latees, Corsets, War other brain II ti m hera Ki I iiHcrtiug, iatees of tlilToi Tow-els, ("otto en, I linell and Co White Hoods, 'Panie i lamest .Suspenders, M ur hies, Watch Kevs, Mucilage, Null Brushes Match Boxes K n i Ves, Scissor ?>, Shi-n-.:, Hasors, H asor St raps, Plaving Canis Visiting " Money I'urse? Memoraniliin Sinei Watch ( ituhbor Batel Blacking, Br: ni's I?res?i J. H. JAMES -TO Tin-: Wo would respectfully nu non nco That wo now have in store, A thou sand timi ono things, And aro daily receiving more. Our round stacks J of goods, in part we will mention, Hut won't uso ono space to bring j balito your attention. Snflico it t'? say, wo bave flour, meal and meat, A nd sugar and coffee which cannot be boat. Our elegant can ned goods will just make you smile As you stand and behold thom - laid pile upon pile. Of tobaccos and cigars wo have quito enough, And eigttretts too for all to take a IuifT. Our now and full linc of plain ami fancy candy, ls, to say thc least, a perfect "Jim Dandy." Now you'll give us your attention wc isincerely hope, For wo wish to say a word re garding our soap. Wu defy com pilion and if oqutlh or boat, In quill ti ty or price, (JO lbs. td" soap, is our treat. JtisJ; call and got prices you'll bo paid for your pains, And for buy lng your goods from J. Usu? 111:1 t i J A M i.s. Laurens, Soot. IO. ,S7 Probate Jud^s Sales. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, L A C It K NS Cot N T V , IS. I'llOBATK corm . Pursuant to judgments for stile in the following stated cases, I will sell, at public outcry, at Laurons C. 1 H., on sale Day in December next, being Monday, tho Mit d >y of tho monti , the property described in euch cuso, upon the terms spec!lied, to wit : In the case of Silas S. Knight, as ' A IllliniStriltor With will annexed of Sarah 10. Evans, against Corrie Evans et al. Ali that tract of land, contain- ' ing Six-two Acres, moro or less, and bounded by lands ot John (Jar rett, Lewis Abercrombie and oth ers, and l? ing on tho waters of North Jilt.?tin (.'rook, in said Coun ty. Terms-Cash. Tho purchaser to pay for papers. In tho cuso ot Silas Knight vs. Robert Knight ct ?tl. All that tract of land, containing Two Hundred and Kif teen Acres, moro or less, ami bounded by lands of Seaborn Parks, \V. S. Knight, lards belonging to tho estate of Win. .Mills and others. Terms-One-half cash, and tito balance on it credit of twelve months, wit li interest from tho day of sale, secured by (bc bond of th'. purchaser ami it mortgage of tho premises, with leave to the purcha ser to pay Ins entire bid in cash. And if tho purchaser fails to com ply with tho terms of sale, thc sahl land to be rosoirl on tho following Salo Day at the risk of tho former purchaser. Tho purchaser to pay for papers. A. W. BURNRIPR, Judge of Probate. j. T. JOHNSON. w. ii. RfOHKY JOHNSON & RICHKV, ATTOHN .'YS AT LAW. OFVIOR-Fleming's Corner, Northwest ?ide ot Public Square, LM'HLNS, C. IL, - - - S.O. M. IJ. COPKLAND, ATTOHN KY AT LAW, Ii A I'Il K NS C. H., 8. C. "*? Ofnce over National Haak. M & DIAL, MED 1871.) n Business. 1ST O "WV nd wo arc now offering Olio of tit*? hoes in this market nt und below uter's, simpson's, Windsor's anil nil ?thor brands M cbs per yard. utlons and Fancy doods ?ind offer e. We will mention a few of tho have cut down to bottom: doser.'phi, lier's ?int ls. Iging and rout kinds, n und Hu tton Diaper Pocket, i Ibioks, 'hains, i i 11 >c lil iok School Satchels, Shawl Sirup'?, Shoe Hutton' , Hutton Hooks, S" WI ll g Machine Oil, Kino Toilet Soaps, ??'Ino Uno of Perfumery, Kaco Powders, Swan I low ii, Magnolia Hahn, l 'asl ile Soup, Snzodoiit for I he leelh. Photograph Albuin??, I 'dina i 'ups ami Sauces, f'rnckoiy and < ilasswuro, IMpCH, Pipe Stouts, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarette*, I'lil bro) I ns and Pttrasois, < ; u n ( 'ans, Loud, Slid, Powder. I .amp ( 'hilUltcys, " Shades, Winks, Chalk ?'rayons, < "iirar Tu lion, llorido ami \i II lo Shoes, A xes, Shovels and Si tades. Nails. lion, and many oilier articles too L'S of Solo Leather, Harness Lentil i low as any rotuli Drug store in n us. We eui save you money. Bc DIAL Clothing Emporium. I SUI now prepared tn innot your de mands for Kail and Winter C loi ll i vg, 1 lisve t bu beat selected stock of clothing lor men, youths ami boys, that you call lind in He'eil y. Tho (hinds a -c' ... irr?el iii st vie, make and Tu nish, anti alio per foci in lit and will hold their slope as long as thc garment lasts. This stock ronsist of Sack and Cutaway Suits in I 'ashiniere, i 'li. viols and Silk mixture, also Diagonals Worsted, Whip-cord, The leading novelty is the Stripo-Chv> i uts in Sack ami Cutaways 1?; ess Suits of I-'.lcgant material and eui iu the must faslonalile mid perfect lining styles, in whip-i'ord and cork-1 screws ol' i ni port eil go<>i ls. full Dress >uits with Dyke coats and ? vest. A full I i ne of t hese good S always on lo,ml, amt 1 guarantee a perfect tit in every instance. A full li itv of (lents furnishing floods of ever v description, u iider w uar, fl loves Hall-hose, ( 'oil a rs and l 'lids eic. A hean- : Hrtll line ?f Neck Wear of all colors ami styles. In tho lilli Stoek \<>n Will lind all the leading styles. Tho DI.' N LA P Silk and' StilT-halS also the Heston Sve!f eoliforui lng ?StitY Hat, these makes . am sole Au' ul for, and can only l?> had at thu Kinporium. hosides these other mak es of hats in a g rca I variety of SI vies, Silk, Caasiinere, still and soil eats in all grades and pri?es. Thia is tho birges! stoek ol hats I have ever hail, tho pleas ure of showing to my patrons. Hoys clothing stock ls very attractive at tllistimc, the assortment ls beautiful, knee pants suits Irom 4 lo l.T years, and long i ant mits from I'J t<? is years. Qual ities ure good, and prices are low. (Jents Kine Shoes in all thu loading At vies and makes, among t hem you will (ind the l.'olehriltod Hannl.iler 'Shoe in Congres*, Lase and Hutton, yon will see Hie Douglass Shoe for men ut $.'{.00 and Hays ut $2.00, every pair guaranteed. I When von visit the citv 1 woulo bo pleased to havo you to call inspect this immense stoek. Tills is the only place where you eau scottie correct styles. Respectfully, Columbia s, c M. L. KI N A HD, My new fall stoek is now ready for your Inspection, where you will lind tk-e correct ?tylcs, and class of goods ns you will tind ut tho Hmporium of KUMIIIOII, you will timi this stoek complete in every respect, and for lit and make these garments cannot i>e excelled as they aro manufactured expressly for me. Yon will lind Ucomplete line of Cent* furnishing, .net Hats of all styles and . pialilics. also a handsome linc of Shoes, in all the latest Myles. Iain milch pleased with my success for the past v< ar with this store, and for the con ihleiico of tlio citizens of .spar ta il lili rg nuil the up country in my endea vors tn place before them a stre lly lirst class clothing house and at prices timi cannot be excelled by anyone. Von tvill Ibid no mixed stoek here. 'ml havo plac ed Mr IO rv in Twittv In charge ol thin house, where lie will be pleased to si t' ell hi - friends, ami wHi lake pleasure In showing t he now stock. Itespuetfuily, M. L. KIN A RD, KHV I N TWITTV, Manager, Spartan burg S. C. Thc State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF L A (' R E X S , cor ur OF COMMON PI.HAM. Toll vcr Robertson, ns Administra tor of Rufus L. Bishop, deceased, Plaintiff, against John 1>. Shea han. I iofondont.-( 'opy Summons for Relief, Complaint not Served. To the Defendant, John 1). Shea han You aro hereby summoned nv.d required to answer the complaint in this action, a'li Ich is flied in the ofllcfl of tho Clerk of thc Court of Common lMeus for tho said County, and ts serve a copy of your answer to thc said complaint on thc sub scribers at ibo ofllce of Ronj. D Cuningbam, at Laurens C. ll.,S. C., within twenty days niter tho ser vice hereof, exclusive of tho day of such service; and if you fail to an swer ?ho complaint within thc timo aforesaid, the plaintiff 111 this ac tion will Qpply to tho Court for tho relief demanded in tito complaint. Dated Nov. 1?th, A. [>. 1SK7. (J. W. SlIKLTi, C. C. c. P. A 0, H. S. M. PI LO RAM, RLXJ. D. cr NI Nf? fl AM, Plaintiffs Attorney?. To John I). Sheahan, Defendant above named You will planati tako notice that the complaint in the nbovo ptatnl causo was died In the office of tb? Clerk of tho Court of Common Pions for Lauretta County, South Caiollna, on thc 10th day of Novem ber, 1887. S. M. Pi LC J PAM, BENJ. D. CUN1NOHAM Plaintiff** Attornoya Masters Sales. Thc Sta?f af Soutn Carolina, COUNTY bk f/AVRRNM. COU HT OK COMMO'K M,K.*K. Pursuant to Judgments fdf.?yile in th? following slated casos, I Will soil at public outcry, at Laurens C. IL, on Sale Day i? l.?ccmbor rieyrj being Monday, .tho ?rdh rJuy of the month, (luring the legal hours for sale?, tire propY-rty described itt (?adi caso*' upon tito terms?pecifled, to wit : rn tho case of itliiifMii i)i:ii vW? l:ll.i lt. Hill. All that tract of land, s?ft/?t??j fy< ing and being in the County and state af?rese hi, containing (h\? ITundred ami Eighty Acres, more <>r less, und hounded on tho North by lands of Cel. j. Washington Waits ami Malinda Crews, on tho Rast by lands of Malinda Crews, on the South hy lands of Allen Dial and W. L. Shell, and on the West hy lands of Allon Dial. Terms-One-half of the purchase ninney to he paul cash, and the remainder on a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by the bond of tin* purchaser and a mortgage of the promises. Tiie purchaser to pay for papers. In the case of David A. Richard son, ns Administrator, ?lc, vs? War ren Walker et al. All that tract of land, lying and being in tho County of Le uren.s and State aforesaid, containttttf Throe Hundred und Thirty-eight Acres, more or less, oil the waiters of Cane Creek, bounded by lands of Dolly Madden, (i. W. Winn, lands formerly belonging to the Rstatoof Isaac Grant, deceased, and .lames Pelrson, hoing tho land upon which Solomon F\ Fuller resided at tho time cf bis death. Terins-On edi alf of the | ?tl rehuse ni moy to be paid cash, and tho bal ance on a credit of twelve months, with ?nteres! from tho day of salo, secured by the bond of tho pur chaser and a mortgage of tho prem ises. The purchaser to pay for pa liers. ' In the ease of Toliver Robertson, ns surviving Executor, Ac, vs. Rd? win P. Simpson, as Trustee, and in his own right, ol ul. The following described pfOpPrt.Vi xittiuto in the County and Slate aforesaid, near the in-orporato lim its of tho town of Laurens, to witt Lot No. 5, containinn Two Acres, fronting on public road from Lau rens to Clinton, and bounded by Tract? N'o. 6 ami 7, and Lot N >. <>< Lot No. 6, containing Two Acres* (routing on public road from L:ui? rons (o Clinton, and hounded by Lot Nu. ."?, Tract No. 7, and by a new street. Lot No. 7, containing Two Acres, fronting on public road from Lau rens to Clinton, and hounded hy Lol No. 8| Tract No, K, and anew street. Lot No. S, containinn- Two Acres, fronting on public road from Lau rens to Clinton, and bounded by"** Lots No. 7 and 0 and Tract No. S. Lot No. !>, containing Two Acres, fronting on public road from Lau rens to Clinton, and bounded by Lot No. 8 and Traci No. s. Trftct No. 2, containing Fifty* eight Acres, and bounded by Sulli van ami irby lands. Tracts No? I and ll, add the main road from Lau rens to M ilion. Tract No. 4, containing Seventy I Acres, and bounded by binds of I Miss T. Irby, Tracts No. :) and ?, and thc main road from Laurens to Milton. Trac t No. .">, containing Fifty four Acres, and bounded by lands ..f Miss T. Irby, M.r.s. S. W. Simp son. S. K. Taylor, Tract No. 4, and thc main road from Milton to Lau rens C. IL Tract No. 0, continuing Fi ft, eight Acres, lying on tho Clinton road, and bounded by Tracts No. ? and 7, and by lands of S. K.Taylor. Tried No. 7, containing Seventy live Acres, and bounded by Tracts No. ?, 0 and s, and Lots No. ."> and 0, Traci No. 8, being tho Home stead Truel, containingSlxty Acres, lying within tho incorporate lim its of tho town of Laurens, and bounded bv lands of Mrs. .lanie C. ?Todd, Col. IL W. Hall, by Lots No. 7, s and 0, and Tract No. 7. Pints may be seen at my offlco. Terms-One-half of the | urehase money lo bo paul cash, and tho bal ance on n credit of twelve months, with Interest from the day of vale, recured by the bond of the pnr chaser, or purchasers, and a mort gage of tho premises, but with leave to tiny purchaser to pay entire bid in cash. Tlie .purchasers to jr.iy for pupers. In (be case of Susan H. Auder-' son, us Administ ratrix, Ac, vs .lolrnr (Minuter, as Administratrix, Ac* and Angie Mcclintock. All that (met of land, ly'ng, be ing lind situate in the County mid Stale aforesaid, on the waters of Rush River, containing Seven Hun dred acres, more or less, und boun ded by lands of .lames |\ Pearson, lt. (LlMtts, estatosof Thomas N. Dendy, deceased, and IL ll, Young, deceased, ami others. Terms-One-half of the purchase money to be paid In cash, mid tho balance on n credit of twelver months, with interest I rom tho day of sale, secured by the bond of tho purchaser and u mortgage of Ibo premises, with leave to tho pur chaser to pay the entire bbl in cash? Thc pu roll asor to pay for papers. C. 1). HAUKSIIAI.K, Master. Uotice of Sale. As surviving partner of tho Arm I of T. M. A JT. W. Workman, I will . sell at. public outcry on snlosday i in December, tho following proper T ty to wit: One slx-horse Engine, and two mules. Terms cash. T. M. WOllKMAN, tH Survivor.