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The Advertiser J. C. (.'Mil l.V(V r">.V, /: /> / TO /?'. I'liXOrlptlOtl Prtce--12 Months, ?1.00 l'A Y A IM/K IN ADV A Nfl:. Ititi r>s lot' Ail vc ii Ising. Drill nu ry Ad vcrliscmcnts, pei ni i ii uro. Dm? luxer? lion, $1.00; snell subiu-queiil Inner lion, ."?n VOIIIN. lil boral reduction m nd o for largo Ad? V .n i isentent S. ?? ?! i 1 1 .' : " 11 ti AUKENS, S. C., Poe. 7. ISS7. ATTKX'J ION, t. i:\T M l-.N! Laurens, true, bravo, genormt-?, chivalrous ; renowned alike In w.\r and peace. The grand obi county of 1 .aurons, und especially tin? town w hich bear that name, ha ; lll'ldc pllCUOinonill progress in tho p;ist sl.\ year-, and now to show io thc world what we have done and propose lo do-our progress und possibilities--let us gol op II grand re-union of citizens, to take place In the summer of'$8. [,ol this bc nu occasion w orthy the town lind county of lo-dny. Lol Iii. militia of Ibo 4 tn te moot willi ii- |or II w eek, compon our soil and en joy our hospitality. .ot the Con federate survivors ?d' the Slate meet and talk o\ cr "old times." Lot all the natives of Laure ls, from tho Atlantic to Inc Pacific ami from I lie (juif to Canada ?noel hore with old friends and relatives. Lol Ibis be a grand re-union of Ibo native: men aad women. Railroads will help to make this occasion a suc cess, ami if Ibo enterprising citi zens will take bold of ibo matter, it will bo (he grandest work in the histor, ol' nur county. Who .viii push i Ids mat tor forward. ? Iv VST1?N SI.OWLV." One cf I bo p rossi aft needs of S.. .lb i'moltmi *s ft t'onslll'tttoual oiivonl on io make t 'Hain reforms lu St nie and e duly nutllc a, to. tte ml lh.it tho ma chiner* nf ?ii strum ul i South ('tiroli mt univ bo Improved L'olnmbiu /.' :? Our hl?'hl,\ esteemed and u nut.ly corred iroiitcmporary, has, in our judgnico' novel fui en In i greater error. Tile constitution of s,nilli Carolina will comparo favorably wiib;,ny in tho Union. Ii is true, il tines nut giv< genoral s lisfuc-j tum. !siiiiierous sn es.ions are continua ly hoing nude but :iu> mero fae. ili.it tl.csu suggestions j arc aij vi . ?od and its ! mi! ding ns i possible, goo; to show ihn! the ?e fccls ave move Imaginary than veal. What chargo would bc made" Tho main objection lo our coiisll.tlllen ls thai il was Ibo gift ol* the Rcpub li 'an party. This wo adnill ls u.i siiv.?y to moro tu.-i ho ?cal p li lo in '. 5. r Von: ;. .aliil gTOUIld for .i consul'..(ional eonvoniion. Tho policy of this stall for Hie pasi few yea IM lias been "unstable as water." Our legisla tu i ts have been doing and undoing,- -g, ?plug ab mt ' in du 'kn ess to rem ody by impos i ble methods, imaginary t vii?. In tho prest ni unsettled state of af-' fairs, wo would look with appre hension on such a radical slop as a convent! m, To place tho tlesliny i nf our organic Inw in such hands sc ' have shaped our laws fdr thopnsl : yon rs, would lie :i loan in Ibo dark, wc |ircfcr, infinitely, to "hoar (hose j lils we b.a ve, than Hy lo ol bet's , that wc know in't of." TH I. COI ' This pnpevhas r..\>n**s advocated i education. Moreover, Wo ntlvoedto j agric.lit nut! oiluciU! m. Time an I again lihvc wc expressed tho Lol ii f, (lint tho greal nood <..*.V.o ?outli ls j Intelligent nod thoroughly n,unlifl ed mon ii; Ibo purault of .ii'ricnl- ; i uro, At i lio ti . iio tl m'? NV<> Udok ii oxlK ?' d,\ unwise for Jiho stale to o'ubakk i:i suali un uncertain t nt .;n rio as a sopiirnto and dis* j lind :i. " r.iltural c.dirge, SO long pStllOl'O ls, nt !(>:'>i a idfOllg belief . i; i Ute ?niii? rosa!'.. . il bo nce?ni p'.ishedby improving li:c ug.le.il (urn! (Inpartmon I ol'tim South Car olina college. [I munt bo admitted I bul many of tho ngrlculturr.l col | lcp.?s f.rc liol highly si.ecosaful, and | Iho ono proposed must-bc nti ? . i p?riment, Where tho necessity i for separate buildings, If Mus ox-1 pori men I must bo mudo? Thonr gnmcnt thai ?'armor boya must not ? ?assocint ' .vi th students pursuing I Iliberal courses, ls loo Install I flea ni , for notice. If tho association would ? koop any boy from bis work, such ' il boy will do no good at any school, Hut ]t ls said sttidonts in agrlcul-1 turo will bo subjected to Jeers ami i ridiculo hyothor students! Train ing nlong till-, lino ls whnt agrloul tnral .students mu t have. They mtiMt hu shown that their v.tiling ls a-i high and ho.jombU ph any, ami 0 dutton' Who rejects tho ngricni. ?(uri.) coursa to sh tri i ridiculo will a illirie hitor dodge in n fein L corner AY bile hil hcjghhoi jig iMTdsliiffj and work only oil dotidy dny.s. .\rn, (ot 1 Ile <\?N iimon( bc mn (ID but iel i( bo doitO by building to what is begun. -le?os, no rei bundoll .trjpplo slayer ' #r?l K'le.'-ii dd, ls /nco moro unfettered os. > i i I wbi do ubi Just Ip'w&Od When Hie agricultural college ls >stobllshed, and the state fool? call M\ upon to huild another institu tion, wc havo this suggestion lo of fer: Let it boa school to (each mon tho obligations of American citizenship, lt really seems Hint oven < ur public mon,-mon who assume tho role ol' lenders, forget , Hie sacred dulles they owe lo the community. Win n brought face to face with thc question, who won bl say that ;i man who knows ' that public servant is so low, so i vile us <<. accept a bribe, and yet refuses lo expose such a public of- ' ticer through tho corn i-, is a true and patriotic citizen. Captain ll. | ll.Tillmiyi has made the hold n:.cl ; uuqunlillcd assertion thal some member of the Senate of youth Car- 1 ulina has accepted n bribe. If hu has made I his assertion upon insuf- j brien! proof, then he ls n slanderer. If he has tho proof and refuses to ! briny; the guilty party lo account, I where does his claim of desire to purify Ibis rot lon govern incut full? Such n charge is serious omi should liol be allow. I to stund without proof. We have ll logtll process to i sift such cases ami Mr. Tillman I should "put up or shut up." A cross t ho Sn*, nu II h. _ During the past week tho editor ? has boon out of town, ami per lin ps i some incidents of Hie trip i<? ibo ?, state of < ?corgi a will not bo out of ! place in Tnt: AovKivrinKit. Leav ! ing homo at 8 p. m. on thc Augusta i bound night freight, to arrive at I I n, ni. was not exactly such an ac commodation ns ono would il es i re, I but in this predicament wc were ! caught un Tuesday. Thc hum drum mmiotorlotis rocking of a i lone;- freight train tor 'J<> miles so 1 vi ry interesting, 'ailed lo furnish timi incident for this letter. Hunch ing tho grund old u Kou ti tai ti City," i however, w here ?ill i< hustle and ; business activity, wo found Hie lown in a fever beat on Iho subject of (ho National Kxpositloil. The old men, the young men and even I! >. lair millions make Augusta's big show the subject nf conversa tion, w hot lu r on the trains, un the j streets ' r h< pahiticul parlor :. Such ! an undivided sentiment which pr inspls this unanimous llnanehil oin', i- .unpl ! as-nra nee of success. So moto i he. ! Krom Augusta, i ur btisim ss call- I c M I u< to Millcdgcvillc, over n ? * retch of country ns far tts sparta, Datable for its barren appearance aitd poor crops. lt -oems Hutt aerub Ul ick .lacks, and numble lice cotton are the chief products. Above Sparta, ibo country im proves somewhat. At ('nunick, UN [dreary end desolate a sinti?nos ever bore the linnie, the railroads seem tu feel const rained to ucl as feeder- to Ike hotels by milking somo nw kv ord failure- lo connect. ' Although tin- little station is uni prepossessing, it luis history ail ils own in cyclone circles. Ir. I SS", n wind passed over thc burg, which delibornloly lifted a young man from Hie Milln .street ami lan det', him in n tb eil ravine -nun' two l: u II tl rod yards distan t. A yoko Of I steers standing hurd hy, were taken half a mile anti sot up in (bc midst of u forest of pines, cmiiplctly hom- j med in by shuttered limiters. Near the depot, Iho end ?fo plank from a picket fence, was li ti ried against a chestnut telegraph pole, end fore most, w ith force satllclcnt lo pierce iii" polo wi I limit oven splitting Hie snarly chest nut. This pole with Hie plank its aforesaid, are now on exhibition at Iho Museum inj Washington,. Next roached is Mil I ?(previ! le, Iho once proud capital of ibis proud commonwealth, but now merely . > way -talion with some 1"<>>! Inhnbltnnls, W hen our parly consisting of half a do/en d rn ni mers and myself, bad been comfortably sen ted in tho luis about to convey ti- lo thc hotel, il stento rian voice I vom a Ind of I", years, shouted out "Anything you want tn drink can he luid cheap atibe stables." This reminded us thal Hie town was hy legislative enact ment dry. Wo lind tin pleasure of making some very pleasant liccjttn intim?es ii* Millldgt ville. Among thom wo nu ntion Mr 'IV H. Morris, Mian whom, tho whole of Georgia cannot furnish a more courteous and clever geni loman. As might beguossod, ho is a newspaper man. A Cacti. J'/tfff.oi'A Clinton Hnd'i'pt'isa Believing Hint the people h ive hod enough of thc late controversy, and ns it lins become II personal mal toi" WO Wish lo have it std Heil. Wo hu ve writ len nothing that ve did not bi Move to be I reo ni tho lime it was written, und therefore h ft ve" '".'.?duo, lo bc aorvy for. All nico aie fallible,...: ,,,is ^"^'-vcr sy luis shown, in which ovC.*^? concerned has made some mistakes. Tho urtlclav written would tend to mnko thc public suppose (hat wo aro afc daggers'points willi "Jim." On ( ho contrary, wc are on tho very bc d tonus, Wo also wish to slate (liai woore not ..Jllstieo" and do liol even know who "Justicc" is, Our information In regard to thc [(.(.ling at Warndoo was I'OCOfvod from it resident of that place, Hoping tba.t "Jim," "TnMahn?*?," Waterloo "Bill" or any other"on .ornod aro ready tn bury (ho tom ilinwk, woore, Respectfully Von rs, J Aeons A J KNNIXUS. NOTICE. ALI, posons having claims gainst the OStflto Of William Me ?OM .m, Sr., deceased, w ill present nd prove tba .santo nt my office u 3d dny of January, tass, at io ?e-Uu-k. A. ur they will bo for cer baned. J, T. JOItN?ON, Special M ister, * fJMH U ?III Ul HIMIH' nm-M?W-W-W??? A nm iig Dur F. vol ia II gos. NCWN Nott s froi?> Neighboring Newspaperr. Mi?, NV. A. Williams or Ureon Vlllo Ls ?li correspondence willi rc llublo part to? hi Now York who propose to establish II large tolloii cnmprvssju tliut city.' ,V purchasing; agent, willi hoad ((linrtcrsin titoneighborhoodof .Ml. Carmel, has paid mil over #100,0011 fur colton this season. Tho people of DUO Wost have II I dertaken tho project of building a $00,000 yarn fnctory Brof.J.B. Ken nedy is .*.t tho hoad of thc move? munt. Tho surveyors on tho Uruonvlllo, Columbia and Newberry railroad uro now ubmtt Un ploy's shoals, mid Wtty between Greenwood and Ab beville, making what is supposed to bo tv permanent locution of the proposed rond Ir on Monroe lo At lanta. Alon/.o Howman, near Lowncs ville,is a ?rent fox bunter. Mo hus a pet sheep that strays with In bounds. The other day the sheep ran through ;i rnco withal he ?logs. When the fox Wits caught thc sheep slopped up, smelled tho fox and butted it. Tho sheep beats the. hounds. There ts it considerable emigra tion go!Hg on just ut present from Oconce anti Anderson counties, lu this Slate, to tho far West. fre quent con versal ?mis with these emigrants develop mi special rea sons for their forsaking their nal i vc land further than ii general desire ttl make an eflori to better their fortunes i:i a now Statt*. Tho wife of Hat?away 1'.van-, ol Marnai county, bas given hirth tn ! live children wit hit) twelve months, I Lust January she became the moth* I or of for.r, all of w hom died within forty-eight hours. Du Monday Inst she gave birth to tinothei child, which ?s doing we'd and will live. This record however, bal been eclipsed hy a colored woman of Augusta. Tenn Oliver, a colored (tiri ll years old, was accidentally killed by her younger Wrothor, William in Hall Town-hip, near Anderson last Friday. William was stand lng in the yard, with thc gun ly i nf, across bis arin, talking to SOUK children, when by some unknowi: means thc gun was discharged, the whole load lodging' in the breast ol his sister, w ho was standing in lin door of thu house :i few feet away Mr. T. lt. Burgess, nf William stmi. has slaughtered II pig, only eight ami a half months obi. Hun weighed iioi pounds. This is, wi believe, tho largest pig for its ag? we have ever heard of. Mr. Bur goss think- if he had kept it nut I ii was twenty mouths old it wouh have weighed nearly "?00 pounds Tilg pig was of mixed breed, th? Berkshire, Poland china mid ?1er? sy Ced being about equally re pro -outed m it.- Anderson Intelligcii ocr. A singular freak of naturels rc ported to have occurred recently ii Georgetown,! tl the facts ls vouch cd hy trustworthy authority, lady in thal town gave hin h to baby which died i mined ia t ely II fte it- birth. She rei livered from bc sickness, Within six week? froi the time ol' Un- death oftllis hali another I nby w as born lo her. A the birth oi" 'the second child th lady died. Tills is the most ri mnrkahlc case of thc kind un rt cord.--Berkley Gazette. lt must he tb?' w p| season over i ('corghi, ns all ol' the n i ent prohibido elections have gone wit ll Atlanta. ~TAX_E's7 ASSESSMENT FOR Fiscal Year 1887 an< 1888. In pur.naneo of an Aol of th <ietier.il Assembly, upprove'l !>.?< 2 Uh, ISSI, (he assessment of persia al property for Ta rat ?on will con mener on January l-t, IXSH, nu continue until tito 20th tiny of I V! rn a ry. All pcr.-onal property must b returned for taxation,and nil chm gos in Kenlty since January JXV must bo noted in return;-. During Ibo above time, my ollie Itt Laurens C. II. will be upi n fi do reception of return-!, and fi Ibo convenience of the Taxpayer 1 will also ni tomi ul following pb ces al thc lilli?- specified to wit. Voung'sTownshlp, Youngs stor January 2nd, Young's Township, "W. M. Ca son's, .latin:.rv ftrd. Ph !'.< Township, W. B. Htot dard'.;. Jab ii a ry -1th. Dial's Township, D.D. Harri': January ;'dh. Dial's Township, < loodgions, Jin na ry lit li. Sullivan' Town-hip, Tlllilblil Shoals, otb. Sullivan's Township, Broworto January I"i h. Waterloo Township, B, 1.. Ho id "-nu's Store, January Nih, "'.?tcrlo? Township. Ocorf " , , "?rv it Moore s, J nu w*. . \tf . i Watorfoo Townanip, NV;,t, ll?> lanuary cub. doss Hill Township, Cross Hil lanuary loth. Cross Hill Township, Bprln inm1. January ivtii. Hunter's Township, Milton, Jiu inry JStb. , ! un tor's Town ship, Goldvlllo .lui ia ry 10th. Hunter's Township*/, od. .Jacks Ton--ii ?th ip, Itcynnsa, *an t y L' lrd. .lacks Tow osbip, Uosoboroug n II un ry L' llb. Mefllctowii Township, Tylcrsvilli a n uti ry 2?'?tl>, v\ 11 nialo pihzetiM IMIWCCU t ti W of 21 ami oO years ?\yv tnxnhl Oils, except those, who aro lin apt I? ol' earning support by bein minted, from any oilier cn uso. After thc? Nih clay o/ Fjobrtiuri 188, HO percent, penalty wjjl til ic h on nil property liol listed fo xiition. U, Mi IvANOSTOJfi, ( otni/f v A uditoi Not a Nine E lint a continual puzzle to our Icchlo competitors, is otu- u u nu uso ami supt rl> stuck, ami th? continued increase inou?'B?ks, li rank wood ol high prices ami clearing thu lam! for -lowing t This Week We Scatter E IO yards Ch eek eil Homespun for 22 vurds Hlcacht $1.00. $1.00.' I yards al I ?w oed Jeans for H5 els. Calicos, 21 couts. Ladies' Jors ?ys only W eta. The Greasy Greenbacks Lubric asil?os the glittering gold gladden the miser's heart. To us either ol' t you can pul them ' where they will do you thc must good." Ladies' Hemmed Handkerchiefs 2? yards Shirting 2? couts. i,'eats' full ribbed I I yard-; Frull of thu Loom regular made, at I munching for -j?1.00, 20 coats. 20 piece-: Kugle iv P'wohlw all- Ladies' 10-gntlgO wool, Ho/., .leans :,T> cunts, worth fancy and Oxford gi 00cents. good value at 30 ce No year in the history of our business ]\-.\< equaled the present itt roll certainly means something, and the most obtuse observer can clearly st largest, best -eleeied and in.xt complete Stock la L utrea*, and um- ligu merit. Watch tho numbers on the wheel and see if you d KI'I "strik . it Mens' llrogans, 0, 7 and K, <;?> Mens' lhmt<, *I.3<1 cents. _ Callilrens1 Hoots,! Mens' ll rogans, S? cents. Womens' Polkas, Moos'Congress Callers, 00 cents. Ladies' ItuPon au We tell yon this; don't he hoodwinked hy the old-time phrase of know Mr. So and s<>," but look w here yum- lutero a Iles, omi where yon publish, and in vest iga tu the correctness of our quotations, and we feel emphatically and satisfactorily pronounce us the Moving hewer, the lt .AUGUSTA L A I K E N THU FURNITURE PALACE Of Augusta, Ga. Tho Largest, Finest, and Most Reliable House in tlo.? South ! We ?re now receiving our Kuli stock of Furniture. Thc Ouest and cheapest we cv IT hail, and ilii* i- sm in-.: vrry lunch, l'or VA e hu> <. |"or yean H been THE LEADERS both lu Styles ami Urtees always selling on close margins. We hiive ?ill thc woods made hilo furniture, consisting ?u' Mahogany, Cherry, Aiithpu* i ink, Imitation M iihogiiuy, A ul ??pie Ash, Solid Ash, Olive mid Wal nul. Wubin! Suits, ?.:.'.'?'. Murillo top, $ M (Kl Parlor suit;. Plush Wainui Friones, $.Vi lo f?o ea, Flue Silk Far r suit??, $.*?*. Qi) io |:Um IM, Wv ? tirry from .Vite 7"ip url ir nits mid from IOU i" I .Vi ebninber snits in stout lt H ill pny you to come mal soc ns <>r u rile for catalogue un I prjee lis sent free rn applied hm (.'onie nud price, wo will be glad lo show yon through PLUM INO. & BOWLES,1 The Leaders. 843 33 road St., Augusta. O EL. Gifts, Beautiful Gifts! New Novelties! Popular Selections!! SATISFACTORY PRICES ! \ \ Chrlsttnus huvcrs delighted w i 111 otirgrcnl display of bttrgttlus in curious, use ful and niiiuiuciiliil urtides, sumcihing lo gratify every tunic. Kttncy i.'oods and Novelties, Toi Iel Vrllclcs, Notions, etc. IC you wish tn make lew or ninny, c lieu M ur cost I \ presen ls, this is your licsi elia ncc. Our SO ck I ucind ws every I bing from rich gifts to Inexpensive remembrances. Ib ice-, iln(forinly low on all Hoods, AU visitors ure vcrv wc cuni?? ?vhellier limy buy or not. lt will do you nomi to Mcdills brillhinl dlsolny, eonsisiinu ol' \lbinn-. hooks, VVrtlhig i'< Us. Plush I tonds of every kind, elegant Pict tires mid Krnuies, Vases, ?Vc, Also nu elegant selection ol' ('io 1st inns Curds, I'ur Hie children we have Hulls. Toy- und Hooks ol' everv description, l?ook at our windows and then come inside and KIM* our goods. ' 1'nlito ut teni loll lind il cordial welcome to al!, (mr 11 -11 M I prises will lie ii wu riled willi every $2.uo worth of goods bought during December *\ ill be ai veu ti ticket to thc Orst priste nu elcgiinl Silk flush ami sil\ii Combination Toltol Vi i uml .lewd Casket. Value,fl."..nu. livery piirelmscr of goods lo Hie itniolrm of fl.uo will receive u llckcl for KCCOIHI priai a large Pre?en boll, clemant Iv eos tunic.1. Value, S7..V). Itciauiubcr the pine??, . \v i L K i : s *, PNDKU I5F.N-HF.1.LA HOTEL. -pouters in ftough,and Itccily Prepared Lumber, DOOKS, SASH AND BLINDS, Mouldings ol' Every Kind Doors, Mantels, Newels, Sarc ed and Turned Balustrades, PINK AM) CYPRUS SHINGLES. Wo can ha vu (lone nt whorl indice ami ill good slyle any kimi of fancy work. If yu moan Imsincss eil! to ?ce ns. lJcspecl fully. GRAY & ANDERSON Laurens 0. H. S. C PrCeetcLCLTj.a.rter'S' .-WA, kIKt>f OK STA Pia: flOOlW? seen AM- - - , "ON, BUOAft, CANDY, nun, PICKLES, CUACKKiW, ll' o/iAffSICS. PEPPER, CANN KH GOOPS ^ "OFFK?, SPICK, OF Aid, KINDS. ar Loa i ox car-Load of Bagging and Ties. t^i'^^mrSYA^ AND ^3XJGr?>IH?S. WJ?^M^-'-^ K T 'torro M ri o t ii FS. 3?Q7 j?.' J^rtt?Lerson, lays' Wondei tba ted success." 'Largo crowds ol sliow the public appreciation of he 8CC<1 of real values. broadcast the Following: vi Shirting for ( lood < i< 12 yards a 08 cts. ates the Wheels of Com bese "circulating mediums" will sutil fot $1.00. half hus,., full, ti cents, worth bose in solids, reyx at '_'?"> cents, nts. 10 yards I cents. 0-1 Dress < 'hoviots, Tr at '?'i cent*, > nine of trad J and amount of sales, a: >c it is tin1 people'* patronage. And rei arc ul ways relied on as tho ii ', 7?e, ri.'?), ?? cent*. Soo our I.a: (lt) cents. at $2.25. . I Lace Shoes, rent Bargains," or ho handicapped in i can yid (he mosl for your money, satisfied your verdict will.?oin Un- | cgtilur Haulers mel (nviiieible I. 'nd?. S, c . A Houehold Wc From the \ thc Sea I PIONEER OF Our mammoth Rstublishinent i (?nods fi om the liest M ami hud it I*'orolgn < bunts. , Tho masses which crowd our sic gains, ami go Away delighted, i- tn Wo have to-day tho must coin phd iu l.uilie-' I in? (?nods und (lents' (' We will display t'> (he purcluish \\ <>rt hy <d i heir attention. Wo have doubled our sale-* this . ..uni purpose doing tho sain.* for Un Wc ure in tho l>ry Goods ?ind ('lol rallier lu? nt tin- liead ol our estnblis ?ll Ibo State. ."..nun yunis Dress Hood*, in dillon ll pieces ('rope ofleels in Dross (Jo ii7 pieces half wool Dress (louds tit Joe. 2\ pieces IHMneh KliuwcH, ul 2"?o. 40 pieces lo-incli Tricots, v. I r 10 pieces fi Linell Kia ti nels, on .'10 pieces & 1-inch Tricots, all I "WC 21 pieces IllncU Silk, from un i ni pei ? 1.2"?, fl. 10, ?M.lill. Now, if you intend buying II lilac lino. I f you li vc nul of tho eily -en 0 pieces Black Moire Silk, n't fl.I: GI pieces Ulindi anti ('?dore/, Yelv -131 ELOlSLv To tflirt tock wc will give special pluto. Wo will display Monday 10 Lublll'rt all Wool, |s ?nelie- w ide, v lu (Ins Department mir stock ls v Hose, regular lande LJ'.e. worth ... A -peenii ?nie Momlny -'?c. .No, ii See our lino ut 10c, nod vi. 71 do/on Ludios' Hose, -olid < ut .-'.'.c., .>."><.. f|*iey would be chenn al Wo proposo.doing business nnu w i Jj. L. M i nt un ^ey J jil ?J v .i.V.. Ooluirjala Female # College. Willi a full corps nf ussistaats (he Lattrousvillu Koniak1 College will reorganize ami begin full Resalen sept. 10th. llooins comfortable. Standard high. Special attention to ali KernillalUTonipllshmcnt*, New and splendid Pianos. N on'Scola ri lt n. Oovcrnmeut parental, Young I ludion under tho immodinto euro of y., ('i>.U\\\ nod Mrs. N. (' Jor dan. I'upih reeoivod at any tinto and charged undi eiui of (ilinrter, Hoard flaper month in advance. Tuition $20,fHO, and with classical course *HI por Collegiate year, pay able monthly. We solidi ami li ope io merit public patronage. Ker any Information address, W. M. MoCAHLAN, I'rcsideiit. LA Tit KN S.S. 0., July 30, IMH7, ly. Notice to Guano Debtors, AH persons Indebted for dunno* pur? chased from .!. P. fOienhan A c<>. ngonlM for (?. (?her c\ Son's Co, will Stixe c<*?U by niaklnr payintnt to ns at orUM?, JOIIJTRO* ?v nictrK.v, Attorney f"r <?. (Mi ? A I na' ? t ?. I>L- . rt, Itv.,;. E limers daily attest our hn our efforts in mowing down ?os, 27 yards for 00 ots. Il-wool Dross doods for imerce, co, and wo will show you how Cotton Pinnnol for 98 doods, dish mores, loots itiitl Di? Stripes vorth 00 eent.s. ul they tiri? rapidly rising. Thin # why? I hum ii so we earry th? idox <?l* cheapness und genuine >0 and $2.00. Hos' li.md-made Shoes your (miling, "Just bocnli.se you Kxutnini? closely every item wo inputer out?, which unreservedly, irs of the Dry f loods Market. um ?id in thc Land fountains ic Shore LOW PRI0F&K -lilied willi ike ii os Plegnnt reis in tho World-American and nv daily, eagerly purchasing bar dy grui i fylns,'. e establishment in Soutli Carolina, 'lot liing ?iud Furnishing doods, ig publie $100,000 Stock, which is tens?n for tho mouth of September, : mont li of < Icto'rcr. Hiing Business to slay. Wo wnuht hment than of any other business .nt style-, 111 oe. ods al Hie., hall Wool. ! inches w ide, nt 10c. w orth 18c. and 0 week only, at ">i)c. per yard, lie new shades, 80c. DRTH o r (cr's forcod sal,., IDc, 77c, 02c, fl, k Silk this season, examine this ! for samples, j i et cens loocls attention and our lines ure rom jilecos I Hack ( ?ashiueies. rori li tl.00, at 00c, 00c, 09c r M ? ry attractive, :i?io doy.cn Misses to Xo, 8.J, Worth moro money. .olors, white feet, regular made ! .'! pails fm- tl.un. Il make Hie price to do it. miiu ?ia,, ?3- C_J. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN*, I, A ? R K NS Cot' X 'i Yf IN PIlon.VTK COt'ItT. Whureus, i.. W. shell, CC cc, IUIH nepi hui tome tor letters of Administra* lion on the estntu ol Lf filia Taylor j de? ceased. Th OHO ure theretoio to eile uml minimi Ish nit ami singular the kindred met creditors of sahl d?coasod, to be ?mi ;i|> l>. nr before me nt it (.'OUH ?il Probato^U?? be hohlen nt my o01 co nt Laurens I', ri'.,, on the llth oiiv of Jan., Ixss, at ld o'clock, A. M.,' to HIIOW c oise, If soy they can, why biters should not bo? granted. Given under mv hand nod neal this, Ulf SHH dav of .Nov., |KM7. A. W, IU uN.stin:, Probsts .lodge. w.c. it KM KT, Abbeville. K. c V'OOWAN hnuruiiH. li KN KT ? M OOOWAKI ATTORNBYH AT LAU', LAUftKKH O- Ifu - - - 8. O. T Ii li X K W I AllHPli SHOP, 1 beg ko tu form th? public that t an\ fi ?pu?ft'd v ?erve tlioio ns Tntidouliil Ar tl ; in in new .j.tm tci s, limb r the Hob I?. II.TANT*