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Subsoviy'viou Prlco--l2 Montas, $1.00
PAY.? lil.!: IN ADV ANO Bb
Un*.fi I-ir Ad vortlsIiifr.--Ordinnry Ad
VortiMiMii ;:i , per s inure, One insor
Won, ?!. ': each atiosoquent Inser
tion. .'/> outs.
Liberal reduction made for largo Ad*
Vortlaoinei.'.
LAURENS, S. C., l ob. 15, \$V8.
Voting I? rom Policy*
Oongrcnsmun Till itt an came about
ns nour proving himself n st a tea*
ntar. when ho voled to scut tho Ho?
publican member White, because,
such a coarse wa . "gi od policy and
poli;;.-.- i ? .." ho di 1 iii discover
lng thu! fa nou . con piracy on the
bart ol' fourth class postmasters to
rob thc government, when they
asked foran Increase in salary, lu
jt'ht s casu we full t<> seo that "good
policy and p il I tics" can Justify t Lc
act. Toe law say- that a man must
lie naturalised before lie can serve
this country, u i i ai Mr White fail
ed utterly ? ?show that ho had tak
en tlie . reliminury t-top of becom
ing ;. before asking to be
?Congie i unan, lt seems that the
taw Iii- been set aside for "policy
and politics." Willie was either
QUtitl : to i.i- r-out, or tud entitled
to it, us a niftier ol right, and "pol
icy an ! pol lie " should not have
entered into the question; nor
shou'. I any member have allowed
td ho." pri abl . ? m?e.-; - lo lia ve in
fluen jed his vole, rills seems very
much like iii it pernicious practice
ol* trading votes und influence
which Workal ucl! di-a dor in our
state jogi lat ion. Mr T ?Unan re
ferred ; i t h . Cou tost for Col Killi)
t t's se i ? iit?y?' e want ito Congress*
maui,- : i ; ut th Carolina whose
seat 1 bought or bartered. We do
1101 . vcj If Mir i ".ileitis claim is
merit iri 11 . it will fail, and If he,
has 11 ?J isl dal n, ii should fall,ill*
though by it Robert Hamil should
Le elected
At nil time;} tho sent of a member
of C mgre . is u question of impor
tance, an I should only be decided
upon prin ?pb ifjustico. Lui this
was not a time when Democrats
OOltld ttf?or i t? oe generous before
being Just, by granting favori to
the Republi ians.
The Whitc-IiOWi'y contest hud as
sumed national importance, Inas
much as il decided Indinan usa
state, should the next presidential
election bo thrown In the House
And, in such un event Indium
would now lorn thc scales in fa vol
Of tho Republicans. A number o
Democratic Congressmen voted
with Hr Tillman and the Republic
cans, not one ?o' whom h nvever of
fers a bet tor 0X( use.
Hoggish Poke ."Men.
Thc bill whtoh has boen introducer;
in Congress to tax cotton seed oil
when used in hud. is nothing mon
than :t stab at a great and growing
Southern industry. So long as tut
North-west could monopolize the lard
industry by hydraulic pressure and
cheap adulterations, such as beef-fat
linseed oil and the like, it was nil right
and nothing wm said about adultera
tions. lint now the South comes for
ward wit'i a cheap, wholesome, vege
table substance, which threatened thc
Ne r York dairymen and oleomarga
rine tax followed. Now Congress is
asked to force manufacturers of lard
who usc the cotton seed oil, to brand
their goods "adulterated" and pay n
tax of one cent per pound . It is not
claimed that tho hog lard is superior
to the cotton seed oil ; on the contrary
thc weight of evidence ison the side
of the vegetable substance, and thc
. most thorough analytical tests have
failed to find any deleterious matter
in cotton see l oil hud. Upon what
ground then do those stund, who ask
tlie aid of thu government to suppress
tho salo of tiiis Southern product?
They contend that this government
of oars should not allow dealers to
sell cotton seed oil when lard is wan
ted. Suppose the order should bo re
versod. Inasmuch as government
chemists havopronounced cotton seed
oil as wholesome as hog oil, how
would it do to mark the trichinosis
fat, and pul a tax on it instead of thc
pure, sweet, vegetable lard which we
aro nil now nong. If cotton seed oil
is unwholesome, tho sale of it should
bo suppressed, and if thc chemists aro
right In their report that it is preferable
to intestinal fat and offal fat, which is
?0 commonly sold in Imitation of
lard, then there is no necessity for
this tax, which must come from con
sumers. It would protect tho pork
raisers, but wc of this part of thc
country are sufllciently taxed by those
poke-raisers already.
To anyone who lins for once vis
ited tho South, the reports of some
newspaper men on this country
cannot fail to be amusing. Tho Ct
cfnnuti Ktiquiror man discourses.
Among the ignorant c<ii -j
vi poople I found an idea deepjy
impregnated to the effect that the
continuation of Air. Lamar as Jus
tice of tiro supremo court would bo
followed by their return to slavery."
Tnat ls tho joke ol the soasen. It
will doubtless be a source of great
comfort to this Knquircr and Iii.-)
parasites to soe tho quiet spirit of
contentment and relief that bas
overspread the countenances of
"ignorant colored people'* after fin
ding* this deeply impregnated iden"
aa void of truth ns the man who
in ado such a statement. The "ig
norant colored people" did not !
know that there was a confirma
tion to be made.
ii is wiih much pleasure THE
AnVKlVTISER cnn eay, so far as our
belief goes, the resolutions ol'the
Lisbon Farmer's Club which de
nounces the present Covornor ofj
South Carolina as "neither a safe |
nor reltohle omeo;" expresses the !
sentiment of an Infinitesimally;
small number of the citizens of I
Laurens Couuty. We are fur from
believing any such sentiment ex
ists in the minds of the mus* vo
ters of this counly.
It must be admitted that the
good com mon sense as well as po
litical sagacity of Frtsident Cleve
land has nowhere been more strik
ingly illustrated than in his mes
sage to tho Fiftieth Congress. As
tito representative ot the nation
an 1 loader of a great political par
ly, ho addressed himself to tho
most momentos question ol the
hour-a questiou which in hU judg
ment must be mel fearlessly.
Tho Republican predilection for
a paternal government, bas given
tlie manufacturers of this country
more power titan belongs to tho
crown in many other countries.
They cati combine on any article of
food or clothing anti exact from Hie
people the desired tribute. The
President believes that a tariff
which will not practically exclude
goods of foreign manufacture, will
in u great degree deprive the mem
bers of these combinations of the
power lo strangle competition by
"trusts," and this is a sound argu
ment for a lower tariff.
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Fro m Our Regular Correspondent J
Washington, Feb. 7th, isis,
lu their frantic efforts to ni a nu -
; facture a little much needed polit
ical capital this week, the desperate
Republicans of the House unwit
tingly fell into a snare, from which
: they found it impossible to extri
1 cate themselves. They introduced
I a resolution to investigate the bus
iness methods of Public Printer
. Benedict. This official at once re
i sponded to the inquiry in a manner
r that was perfectly convincing and
, satisfactory.
It had boon alleged that he was
' in arrears yet it was shown that
. every bill introduced in cither
. ! fIoti.se or Senate up to the day bo
? fore had been received from the
j Printer, and in the document room
; was completely indexed fot?) use
! and reference.
Then, upon motion of Mr Sprln
I j ger, the investigation was exton
! ded so as to include the term of Mr
? j Hounds (the late Republican prin
i i ter,) despite tho protest of the mi
, j nority against investigating the do
; ; i tigs of a dead man.
Aspiring statesmen have shower
I ed tariff bills to the number of three
I hundred upon the Ways and Means
j Committee. Still the astute mem
'{her, whose duty it is to present
' i these measures, will And little trou
ble In separating the wiieat from
, i tho chaff.
As yet the Louisana delegation
have been unable to come to an
: agreement as to what shall be dene
. with sugar in the new tariff bill.
This anxiously awaited measure,
by the way, is being carefully con
sidered, and it is thought by those
in position to know most about its
character that it will pass the House
and be satisfactory to th? country.
Although the proposition to re
duce letter postage to one cent had
its fate sealed for the time by an
adverse Senate report, the subject,
like ?.Banquo'fi ghost, "will not
down." More penny postage bills
are being prepared, and will be in
troduced and voted upon nguiu dur
ing this Congress.
Tho Senate has again voted for
the opening of Congress on Octo
ber 16th, and tho closing of tho
short session on April the 16th, and
also for changing Inauguration day
to April 89th. Should this pass the
IIOUHO, being a Constitutional
amendment, it would still need to
be ratitled by three fourths of the
State Legislatures before it could
become a law.
In tho House there is another
bill Which provides that tho Con
gress shall open on the first Mon
day in January, and the time of fi
nal adjournment shall be at noon on
the 81st of December. This would
practically make a continuous ses
sion for the two years term, with
only such recesses as the two Hou
sbs might agree to. So it is impos
sible to know Just what the new
law will finally be, but there is lit
tlo doubt that the existing order of
things with reference to the official
terms of the President, Vice Pres
ident, Senators and Representa
tives will be changed by the pres
ent Congress.
An Epitaph.
A cartridge be picked up ono day,
A sportsman dropped who Dossed that w?vjr:
l'U put it In the store, he said,
And seo if 'twill go off-It did.
-Boston Doe. rio?.
Charl tabla.
"Havo a smoke, Simson!" said hts trUa?,
as ho passed ont a fragrant Havana.
"No, tbank you, I've sworn ott."
"Well, put ons In your pocked to motet*
morrow.**- Hartford Pool
Annual Rejport
COUNTY'TREASURER
- OF
LAURENS CO , 8 C.
OF MONEY PAID FROM NO
VSMBER UT, 188?, TO NO
VEMBER UT, 1887.
7b Him Honor the Preeidtng Judye
oj the Court oj General Seeeione
for Lour*** County, F?b\T4)rmt
1888.
SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. S.
1 Allco Bishop, ?0.00
2
ao.oo
A o O 80.00
4 W ll McCntry, 88.00
I il Fowler, 30.00
1? '? 80.S0
1 Edith Fen reon> 20.00
2 44 M 20.00
g ? * 20.00
1 E Ii Pitt?, 20.00
2 ? ? 20.00
8 ? 20.00
1 J Li Jo??*, 80.00
2 u ?? 80.00
3 0 '* 00.00
1 P J Mooro,. 20.00
2 ?* 41 20.00
D c. ? 2O.0U
1 A C Mooro,
3 44 " 1?.0C
1 M .1 Williamis. 27.02
2 " 25.0'J
fl 44 8.01
1 N ? Alexander, 14.9,1
2 ?. " 14.03
3 M 44 14.9?
1 Q W Duckett, 20.0C
2 ? " 10.0C
8 ?' 41 20.0C
2 44 44 15.0C
8 " " 28.01
1 J A Stone. U0.0(
2 44 " 30.0?
8 " u 80.0(
1 J D Burton, 14.91
2 " .? 14.9?
3 ? ? 14.9?
2 M A Williams, 14.91
8 ? ? 11.91
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 0.
1 J Y Thomas, 20.01
3 44 44 20.CH
3 ?? " 2C.6I
1 T II Johnson, 12.51
2 " 44 12.5I
3 44 44 1 5.01
1 W D Williams, 12.51
2 44 " 12.51
S 44 44 1?JX
1 E C Ferguson, 70<
1 W J Fleming, 30.0?
2 44 44 80.0!
44 44 40.0?
1 Jane Cunningham, 30.O
5 44 44 30.O
1 Sallie M. Brooke, 80.O
Ia 44 44 80.0
3 44 44 44 48.0
1 M A Williams 12.5
2 ? 44 12.6<
1 OMcKitrick, 80.0*
2 44 44 80.O
3 4? 44 40.0<
1 N 8 Harris, 80.01
2 44 " 30.01
3 44 44 80.01
1 S L Bay, 80.01
2 44 . 20.04
8 u ? 40.01
2 J W Donnan, 8.71
AMOUNTJPAID BOABD or EXAM
INRUa.
1 F P^cGowan, 10.<K
2 Frank Evans, 15.01
AMOUNT PAID SCHOOL COMMIS
aiONBB.
1 M L Bullock, 700.0(
J. H. COPELAND,
Trea. L. C
NOTICE.
Sumnvieo?A appointed by Coun
ty Commissioners, for the year 1888
for the different Townships:
J. Irvin Coleman, for Laurent
Township.
R. R. Milam, for Hunter Town
ship.
James R. Adair, for Jacks Town
ship.
G. M. Hannah, for Cross Hil
Township.
A. W. Sims, for Waterloo Town
ship.
Wiley Willis, for Sullivan Town
ship.
John Helianas, for Dial's Town
ship.
F. B. Martin, for Young's Town
ship.
W. P. Cooley, for Scuffletown.
JAMES BELL,
Clim'n B.C. c. L. e
Feb. 8, 1888.
NOTICE!
ALL persons holding claims
against tho Estate of John Nelson
dec'd, will present and establish
them before me on the 7th day ol
March, next, or bo forever barred
A. W. BURNSIDE,
Judge of Probate.
Jan. 17, 1888-8t
Give Them A Chance!
That ls to say, your lungs. Also all
your brest bl Vg maoblnory. Vary won
derful machinery It ls. Not only the
largor air-passages, but the thousand!
of little tubes ano cavities) Hading from
them.
When these are clogged and choked
with matter which ought ?otto be thoro,
your lungs cannot half do their work.
And what they do, they cannot do wall.
Call it cold, cough, oroup, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the fain
Hy of throat and nos? and head and lung
ohstr notions, all ar? bad. All ought to
bs got rid of. Thara la Inst one nure
way to get rid of them. That le to take
Beschee'a Germsn Syrup, which any
?ruggist will sell you at 7ft cents a bottle.
I ven if everything ?lee bsa failed rou,
you may depend ?pe? Rite for eanale.
State of South Carolina,
County of Lnurcni,
IN ritODATK ?OHRT.
Mm (virot Tinsley, Mary A. Ramage,
William Taylor, Siimuol Taylor, Othel
la Sloan, B?rry Taylor, Ludio Taylor,
Kwell Tavlor, El lou Power, Kinma
Taylor, Hilbert Taylor, Kitty Tribblo,
J. K. Tribble, A. t>. Trtbble, K.J. Tay
lor, H. Ii.Taylor, Hugh Taylor, ri. S.
Tavlor, Margaret Martin, Jane Blake
ley, J. P. Sloan, A. H. blaksley, I). 1).
Blakeley, Mattie Blakeley and Her
tens? Blakeley, Petitionen?, against
i?. \V. Shell, nu AiiutlnUtrator Estate
i .om". Taylor, dceonsod. S. K. Taylor,
heirs af law, 11:111101 anti number un
known, of Charles Taylor, deceased,
Jane Milani or her heirs at law, names
and number unknown, S. J. Work
man, T. M. Workman, Sherard Work
man, Elbert Workman, Elizabeth
Cuniilnghiini, Martha Harris, Marga
ret A. Workman, heir at law of ??ano
Goodwin, deceased, nanice and num
ber unknown, heirs at law of W. W.
Sloan, names nud numher unknown,
heirs at law of Junien Taylor, nnmcu
and numbor unknown, Elizabeth
Spoin * or her heirs at law, names and
number unknown, Defendants.-Sum
mons for Helier, Complaint not Served.
Te tho D?tendante above named
You are ho.oby auinuioncd and re
quired to answer the petition in this
action, of which a copy waa filed in tho
oilier of tho Judge Ol'Probate for Lau
rens County, on tho loth Jan., 1K8S, and
to servo a copy of your answer te tho
said politl?n on tho Hubacrihera at
thoir ollie.1 ut Laurens C. ll.? S. C.,
within twentj- days altor tho service
hereof, exclusive ot' tho day of such sor
vico; ar.d if you fail to answer tho peti
tion within tho time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff.') in this action will apply to tho
Court for tho relief domanuod in tho
complaint.
A. w. BURNSIDE, J. P. L. e. [v. a.]
Dated January 13th, A. D. 1883.
HASKELL A DIAL,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
To tho alison! Defendants, hoirs at law
of Charles Taylor, deceased, names
and number unknown, Jina Milam
or Ids heirs ut law, uamosand number
unknown, heirs nt law of J ano Good
win, deceased, name? and numbor un
known, heirs at law ol W. W. Sloan,
names and numbor unknown, heirs at
law of Jamos Taylor, names and num
ber unknown, Elizabet li Spears or bel
heirs at I ?W, names and number un
known- *
Take notice that tho summons and
petition in thc above stated cause wan
tiled in tho o nico of Jud sro of Probate
for Laurens County, on tho 16th dav
of Jan., A. D. ISSN.
HASKELL & DIAL,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
Probate Judge's Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LA U U K NB CO ? N T Y ,
IN PRonATK cornr.
Pursuant to judgment for sale in tin
following stated case, I will sell, al pub
lie outcry, at Laurena C. H., on Sal?
Day in Maroh next, the property do
scribed in Bald ease, upon tho tenn?
speotfiod, to wit :
Iii tho case ol Chas. A. Pu ly, as Ad
mlniatrator of John Nelson, Plaintiff
against Nancy Polly, Susan Pully et al
D?fendu v ts
All that ti act or parcel of land, lu tin
County and Stale aforesaid, containing
77 acres, more or less, lying on boll
nidos of Littlo Hiver, hounded by land:
of A. C. Puller, John Tribblo, S. A
Hui n o.lo and others.
Terms--One-half cash; tho balancoor
a credit ol' twelvo months, with inter
est 1 rom day of salo, tho credit portioi
tobo secured by bond of tho purchase
and a mortgage of tho premises, wit I
lcavo to the purchaser to pay Ids ontin
bid iu cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
A. W. BURNSIDE, .
Judge of Prebato
N?TIG
Executors, Administr?t! rs, Guardian
and Trustees will take notice that th.
time for making annual returns will ex
piro on the 1st day of March next. Af
tor that time Ibo penalty will bs en
forced.
A. W. BURNSIDE, J. r. L. C.
Female $ College.
With a full corps of assistaats tin
Lauronsvillo Female College wil
reorganize and begin fall sessioi
Sept. 19th. Rooms comfortable
Standard high. Special attention fl
ail Female accomplishments. Nev
and splendid Pianos. Non-secta
rian. Government parental. Younf
ladies under the immediate care o
Mrs. McCaslan and Mrs. N. C Jor
dun. Pupils received at any timi
and charged until end of quarter
Board $12 per month in advance
Tuition $20, $30, and with classica
course $40 per Collegiate year, pay
able monthly. Wo solicit and hopi
to merit public patronage. Foi
any information address,
W. M. McCASLAN,
Presidont
LAURENS, S. C., July 20, 1887, ly
rou SALK.
FOR SALE-A valuable lot on Brook
lyn sido, partially improved.
FOR SALE-A neat residence on .Ter
sey hide, containing six rooms. Spion
did woll of water. Two acres. Fini
land attachel.
FOR KALE Two Hundred and Fiftj
Acres of land just outside tho inoorpe
rate limits of the town of Laurens. Ai
elegant home amt all m cessary out
buildings.
FOR SALE-A two-story Rriok Stora
house in the town of Laurens. Also 1
half interest in a good warehouse.
FOR SALE-A number of farms lr
different portions of Laurons County,
A valuate lot of '?% Acres partially lin
proyod,?no mile wost of Lau rons.
A bargain offered.
A second hand two hors? wagon an?
splendid set double Harness-hand
made. Also one pair Fair banks Scales
A small tract of land noar Hopewell
church. One and one-half miles west ol
< millville.. Said t riot contains about ll
seres, about 80 acres cleared and in goo.
state of cultivation balance in mixed
forest-Prico low.
J. M. Hampton,
TO ItlCNT.
A splendid rosidonoo on "Brooklyn
side,"-good gardon-orchard, all ne
cessary out-buildings-tn fact ono of th?
most desirable res?llennos In the Town.
A commodious House and Ova or six
Acres or landon "brooklyn ?Ide:"
Terms moderato.
A number of cottages on Jersey side,
FOR RENT-A desirable hons? and
loton Brooklyn side.
FOR RENT-A five room Cottage on
Jersey side.
FOR RENT-Throo or four good store
rooms in thc town of Laurens.
A neat Cottage on Main Street, soar
Female College.
APP,yU> J. li. HAMPTON,
Meaeger.
Emporium Of Fashion.
I am now propared to mort your do
ninnds for Fall und Winter Clothlcg. I
have tho best selected stock orclotlilng
for men, youths sud boys, that you nm
Hud in the olly. Tho doods ure eortoet
in a tv I", moko and funlsh, and al io per
fect in lit and will hold their shape as
long as the gnrinont lasts. This mock
consist o? Buck aud Cutaway Suits In
Coah I more, Cheviots and Silk mixture,
also Diagonals Worsted, Whip-cord,
Tho loading novelty la tho Stripo-Chovl
ots In Hack and Cutaways.
Dress Suits nf Elegant material and
out'ln tho most fasionublo and perfect
ttttltlS styles, in whip-cord amt cork
screws ot iniportod goods.
Full Dress Suits with Dyke coats ami
vent. A lull Uno of these 'goods alwavs
on hand, and I guarantee a perfect lit in
every instuueo.
A lull line of Gents furnishing Hoods
of overy description, under wear, Gloves
Half-hose, Collars and Curt's etc. A beau
tiful line of Nock W ear of all colors and
stvlos.
In tho Hat Stock you will And nil tim
loading stylos. Tho DUNLAP Silk and
Still hats also t he Posion Solf conform
ing Stirt~ lint, theso makes I am sole
Agent for, and eau only bo mel at tho
Emporium. Bosldcs these other mak
es of hats in a" great variety of atylos.
Silk, < 'assi meic, still and sott hats in alt
grades and prices. Timi is the inrgost
stock ot hats I have over had, the pleas*
liovsliowing to mv patrons,
at this clothing atocle ls very attractive
knees time, tho assortment is beautiful,
long pants snits I rom 4 to 15 years, and
ities pout ulta from 12 to 18 years. Qual
ities aro good, and prices arc low.
Gonts Fine Shoes in all the lending
stylos and makes, among them you will
find tho Celebrated Bunnidtci Shoo in
Congress, Lase and lim ton, you will see
the Douglass Shoo for mon at $3.00 and
Hoy? al $2.00. avery pair guarani.oed .
When you visit tho city I woulo bo
pleased to have you to cull Inspect this
immense Htock. This :s tho only place
where you can soothe correct atyles.
Respectfully,
Columbias, C M. L. KIN ARD,
My new fall stock ls now ready for
your inspection, wbero von will find tUe
correct itylos.and class of goods us von
will lind at the Emporium of Fashion,
you will lind this stock completo in
every respect, and for flt and make
those garments cannot bo excelled as
they oro- manufactured expressly for
nie.
Yon will lind n completo line of Cont*
furnishing, and Hats of all styles and
rpialilios, also a hnndsnmo line of Shoos,
in all the latest styles.
I am much pleased with my success
for the past year with this store, and tor
tho conthlcneo of the citizens of Spartan*
burg and tho upcountry in my endea
vors to placo before them a strictly first
class clothing house and at price's that
cannot bo excelled by anyone, Yon will
lind no mixed stock hore. !I have plao
od Mr Ervin Twitty in charge ol thin
bouse, whore ho will be pleased to soo
all bli friends, amt will take pleasuro In
showing the new stock.
Respectfully, M. L, KINARI).
ERVIN TWITTY, Manager.
Spartan burg s. c
T?e State o? South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LAURENS.
COU HT OE PRORATE,
J. M. Moadors, as Executor of P, M.
Meadors, dee'd, Petitioner, against
William Mandora, George M. Meadors,
Martha II. Pitts, Margaret lloyd, Onoy
Summers, S. L. Cornock, Mary Jones,
Phenlo Meadors, Eula Meadors, Nora
Moadors, Thomas Meadors and Pau
lino Meadors, Defendants.- Copy Sum
mons for Rollof, Complaint not Served.
To the Defendants above named
You aro hereby summoned and ro
quiicdto answer "the complaint in this
action, which was fi I od In the ofliOO Of
.fudge of Probate for Laurens County,
and to serve a copy of your answer b)
the said petition on the subscribers at
tin ii oin,-, at Laurens C. H. S. C., within
twenty days after thc service hereof, ex
clusive of the day of such service j and
if you fail to answer the complaint w ith
in tho limo aforesaid, the plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded In thc complaint.
Dated 13th Dee., 1S87.
[SEAL.] A. W. Itu UNS! DB, j. i\ L. C.
HASKELL A DIAL,
Petitioner's Attorneys.
To thc absent Defendants. Phenie Mead
ors, Eula Meadors, Nora Meadors,
Thomas Meadors and Paulino Mead
ore
You will tako n Jtico that the summons
and petition hero n was tiled In the olllee
of A. W. Hurnsido, Judge of Probate for
Laurens Countv, >n tho 13th day of Doc,
1887.
II * SKELL* DIAL,
Petitioner's Attorneys.
ORDER.
On hearing tho petition herein, it is or
dered that M. L. Copeland bo and he ls
hereby ap|>ointod the guardian ad litem
to ropresont the infant Defendants, to
wit: Lula, Nora, Thomas and Pauline
Moadors, for the purposo mentioned in
said petition, unless said minor?, or somo
ono in their behalf, have some other per
son appointed to roprosont them within
twenty days after the publication of this
notice Further ordorod that this notice
be published once in each week for six
successive wocks in Tua LAOBRNS AI>
VBRTI8BR.
A. W. BURNSIDE, j. p. L. C.
Jan. 17, 1888-flt
J. M. VISANSKA
- DE ALE ct IN -
WAT6HES.
Clocks, Jwolry, &a.
LAURENS, S. C
W. J. HOI.MKS. H. Y. SIMMON
HOLMES A SIMPSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LJRENSC. H., - . . fl C.
I ?EN. I. D. CUNINOHAM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LAURENS C. H.. - - - 8. C.
JD'R, W KC BAL?
-DENTIST.
dfneo over National Bank.
Office days-Monday? and nasdays
E., MUK Mri, - - - ' - - a.
M. L. COPELAND,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EA r UKN.I C. H., 8. C.
"." Office over National Saak.
W. H. .M. strain
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LAURENS C. H . . . - H. ?
I, T. JOHNSON. W. X. BICH a T
JOHNSON * RICHEY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OrnoB-Fleming's Corner, Nonhwaef
sid? of Publie Square.
LAURENS, C. H., li. C
A Happy and Prosperous
TO ont FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.
MINTER & JAMIESON
Wc extend thanks te all for their kind and liberal patron^^^J^JW?
year and hope by a Judicious regard for their wants to merit n continuance OT me
earoo. "
The Battles and duties of 1888 are before us.
Wo eton forth In the arena with Providence to pi?do ue, S?"?^"^
occupy th? moat prominent position in the fray, ami fMUrelO OJir JOtWlOtlMM
watchful euro in tho time of Drought, Ovor-flows ami close Money Pult*.
WE OCCUPY THE HEIGHTS,
A position not easily assailed by the blubber ball? und quivering
darts shot forth by our competitors, which burst mid break ero they
reach Ibo goal.
Our Position is Headquarters for the Army of
Trade.
Wo thrust cur loads of bargains constantly <o tho fron I, and will con
tinue to do so. Every one should remember "how to help lower your
taxes" and pull together. We sound forth front headquarters thia cheer
ful declaration: Front this dato until our stock of WINTER DRESS
OOODS, ROOTS, SHOES and CLOTHING ld principally disposed of,
we will sell nt greatly reduced prices. Every oxo In need of this class
of goods should remember that here they cnn save IO to loper pent.
We will run on tho Intensivo plan-Buy for spot cosh, buy often, buy
new stylos, sell nt close prices, ami koop new mid pretty pondf. Wo
Invite everybody to come. Kind attention to nil und eatlg.'?ctloo
guaranteed.
Comfortable storo rooms and convenient lot, with stall, Just behind
ho stores, free to nil.
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES,
L ATJI^ElSrS, s o
Jan. 3, 1888-Gin
THE FUK?ITUEE PALACE "
Of -A_-mg-u.st.eL, G-et.
The Largst, Finest, and Most Reliable
House in the South !
We aro non receiving; our Fall stock of Furniture. The (?nest and ohoapeat
ever hail, and this is saying vory inttoh, for wo have for years been
THEE JLJEJ ADERS
both in Stylos and Prices ni ways selling on close mandrin. Wc have
all tho woods made into furniture, consisting ol' Mahogany, Cliorry, Antique
Oak, Imitation Mahogany, Antique Ash, Solid Ash, Olivo and Walnut.
Walnut .Suits. |3500. Marble top,?IQ ll Parlor Suits, flush Walnut
Frames, ?&, to <."i0 00. Fine Silk P.tr. <uin, JVi n i?*.U)?)).
We carry fi mi 60 to 7.>p arlor nits and from 100 to 150 chumber units in ?tock
Il will pay you to como und seo us *?r writo for catalogue an I prmo Hs sent fr*?
rn application.
Come ami price, wo Will bu glad to show you through
FLEMING &
843 Broad St., -
ROWLES,'
The Leaders.
Augusta, Qa.
PIeeLClQL\xa,rters
FAMILY
-ALL, KINDS OK BTAPI.K GOODS, B?CH AS
BACON, SUOAR, CANDY,
FLOUR, PICKLES, CRACKERS,
MOLASSES, PEPPER, CANNED OOODS
COFFEE, SPICE, OF ALL KINDS.
Car-Loa 1 of Flour just Received.
car-Load of Bagging and Ties.
All
WAGONS .A-ISHD BUQQIES
o.* which we sell wt BOTTOM FIGURES,
Geo. 13- Anderson
X.tetur?rxs - - - - ? O
-Dealers in Rough,and Reedy Prepared Lumber,
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
Mouldings of Every Kin d
Doors, Mantels. Newels, Sawed and Turned
Balustrades,
PINE AND CYPRUS SHINGLES
We can have ?lone nt short notice and in good style any kind
of fancy work. If you mean business eal! to dee us.
Kespectfully,
GRAY & ANDERSON
Laureas 0. H. S. O
VU*. .1 J.....U._L._
... !.. - JUS?
-Jilt
We can prove that i* Jess tha i two.
If you don't Toelleve it oa.ll a.t
"WI !LKEB9
BOOK AND DRUG STORE.
The big hole left there after the Immense salo of Holiday Goods ha
been filled up with a new stock of Drug*, Patent Medicines, Schoo
Books, Blank Book?, Stationery, Paper Novels, Pictures, Frames, and
Fancy Good? of all kinds. Freeh pnro Harden Seeds. Second-ham s
School Books bought and sold. New lot Birthday Cards.
J. K. WILKES,
Fader Bendella Hotel,