The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 25, 1888, Image 3

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jphe Advertiser X... O O .A. L . Mr, NV. A. Jamieson, who has sillier, d from n severo attack of pneumonia, is Improving. Capt lind Mis. Grill'. Williams spent yesterday In (ho city, Tho Captain is looking unusually well. Tho flinton ?inlf?iprise lins suspended publication. "New Spring sty lou are lovely," 1M W li it tin: ladies say who haVO visited timi ash Company's Km por lu ni this week. No furnier cnn alford to ho without Capt. I'Otorkin'sbook on feilen culturo. Trice ."(? cts., al this ellice. Dr. Hnrksdalo wont to Now York in stead of Charleston aa published last week") ''Johnnie, stop throwing rooks, you Ullght hit a candida.c " said ail anxious inothor the ?thor dav. Thesoda water nu II arc now ki ?pl busy, and Kennedy ?ros. and J. ll, Odell tiru Bur Vi Hg all .1 eli. arie s in the lino ol' frozen Hoods. Wo regret In learn that Mr. N. o Ken nedy, who hus been extremely iii for nov. oral mouths i., not Improving, and .;<? rions doubts aro ont arta", nod for his re covery. C. T. Mason's Son, thojowollor, w ho is a brother of tho inventor of l hu Coil i" Harvester, has soiuetbiilg now in his show winnow whi.h nt tract s t!i p isser. Kvorybody is busy and our streets aro more qulot than they have boen for months, l'ohoo ollleors lind tittie lo In k after thu streets. It ia hoped thal the oxelling political oat*palgn will not detract from thc in terest In our County Ka lr. Hy tho way. how about those hud.) in . ? Hov. X. .1 Heimos has .-?-..-?..>:t an In vitation to preach four montas in Spar tanburg during th? ansenee of Mr. W i! son, the pastor, who .viii ira ve I during the summer lu Kuropo. It is oneouraglug to note the fuel thal hoth the bauronsvillo Kouuillo College and thu Male Aeudemy show II larder nt tondaneo this .session than at any limo In the pas; twenty years. From ih>.- amount ol lumber which pusses this place dally, consigned lo tho Georgia Consti notion company, ii seems that dose connection with Knoxville is no loilgor ll dream. Inasmuch as thc clinton Anniversary takes place on th.? Uth of May, ( hair man Sho I requests us to say that tho dato of tin, I lo. mucra I ie Convention has hoon changrd lo Kriday, May lilli. It la with pleasure wo noto thu growth of Laurens In tho fact that tho business of nur post olll ?o now entitles it to rank as a presidential olllee. Thoolningo w ill nut bo made however, lor t? year. Col. <;. W. Croft of Orconvtllo, paid us n coll lust wee!;, willie III tow n Oil . . 11 i . - i I business. Col. Croft, bosidos hoing ono of tho most cftlcicnt ollleors in '"linell Suin'.i" Herviee, ranks al-i> as ono of the handsomest. Mr. W. !.. Harris, who has ?poi I thc paat four y oars in Oca I a, Kia., and Miss Juno, a charmin}* daughter ol Mr. s, K. Taylor, wee united in marriage on Tuesday last, gis lng a complet.- sui ).ri io to their friends as weil as ibo young la dy's pal outs. Founded upon the pervading spl ri' of this place, wi have an abiding faith lu the future greatness of Laurens. With S in thu next lew years wo arc lo ha?, o ga . works, water works, n cotton factory and oil mili, ami spoke and handi - fae lory, a canning establisblucill and Va rious other huprovcuta, too Humorous lo mention. From the AVir.%- und Courier wo loam that mu Congressmen aro ondoa vori n ?? lo secure a mail ronlo from t!ii-, placo t-> Newborry, lt ia said also, that lour new post oWccs arc lo ho mude. This will undoubtedly ho it great convonlonco i" all persons ulong thc line, and snell a ronlo should have boon established l n ... ?Ko Aco Iden tal I Ire. On Wednesday last, a tonomonl house on the plantation ol Mr J. IL I lanka, 3 |?2 inih s nom lids placo on tho I Iroon* ville road was destroyed with content? by lire. Tho liOUSO was occupifld by ne groes, nm! w UH within twenty stops of tho railroad track, and tho lix- being dis covered half un hour after a Ulah rilli triiiII passed leads lo ibo bolleftluil it was probably caused from n spark from tho engine. The loss was considerably over a lin nd rod dollars, No insurance. A Had Accidental Shooting", On Saturday laut, Mr. Mossor Mabb ac cidentally ?hot his brother-in-law Chap man, mar Dabbtowii, in this county, Tho facts aro ns follows: babb, Chapman and Martin Al ororoillblo had boon to tho Post Office, and lu going homo discos or? cd a haw k, which they tried to follow. In go|ng through a fonee Mr. Mahn, who WHS hist to got over, hud a lille lu hin 1 and, which caught On tho fence and discharged. The bnll entered tho body of Mr. Chapman just above the hip, from the rear, ami caine out below Illa last rib, passing through the stomach. Koill physicians have nttoitdod tho w ounded man since tho accidont, and hnvo little hope for recovery. Bosnance In it.-ni Lifo, Ono day last week, Mis> Li/./.lo, a daughter Of Mr. V, B. WllOllU Of Water loo, toft honte to como to Laure vs to cfo MOHO -dumping. As tho Hain r-MOlied thia place, howover, a gentloinnn iroin Waterloo, who happened t<> hoon board, noticed that Mite Wilontt did not got off, and on returning homo, reported this faot to tho father of tho young lady. As Misa Wllotttt failed to return home, tho anxious parents beeanio nnaasy and In atliut? d search. The first tidings came from a telegram sent by Mr. K. C. Him* kins Ht ti tl np* Hitit Miss Wiluutt mid ono I Le li. Thompson wire at Melrose, ?I Hali Malien on tho Spi\l'tanblll>gt& Ashville railroad Just over tho N. c. itu?, Mr. Wllt'lltt mid Mr. I), O. Smith, a relative, weat lo Meir.,-,, m ni thbro found them. Tho father ol' thoyoung lady instantly domtimled that they he mudo husband and wile. Thompson stated thai Hil ceremony had already boon porformod, hut could not glvo the ll niuo of the pol** Son olliehuhnr. Mr. Wilciltt insisted that it should nguiu he poi 'foi 'mod in tho presence of wituossos, Accordingly an Kphtcopnl minister wats ongagoduiid tho Conductor promhiod to slop tho train tm South Carolina soil long enough tor Hu ceremony, i hey wa re married in the pr?sem e of tho f.uher ol the young Indy und other w ituon sea, and thoootiplo wore loll nt a lllllo st dion and tho sorrowing father returned homo, whore ho has thu deep sympathy ortho cnliru community. [Ito (J. Thompson ia a young man who bought cotton at Waterloo during tie winter, ami thoro mot Misa Wi lent t. Ile | was not popular in Wntorloo, anil on no* countof his reckless hiugungu ho foll it imprudent to remain there longor. ile la a [prout sporting mun, mut is yahl lo ho Iii.tn I! good fuiuily. Til? New S? lied ni". the Lauren < railroad tlf.* following changes too!. < Hool on A ju li 22nd: sot' rtiUou.Nt). 1.1 ave (.aurons, ?:?O a m " ('linton. 5:10 " " (hdd\ ?ile, (It?H " " Newberry, 7;. u " A ri ive < .. hua'?:-.'. 0:15 " NO UT 11 IIOUN l>. i ,en\ b ('. iluinhi.i. Ii\ft p ni " Nowborry, -kui *' <..>!.:\ 111?? ir.il " '. ( linton, roil " Arrive at kau ron ?, 0:3-) .' Inasmuch in two tra?na would prob ably not ho j-, -lilied on this road darin tin- sumiller i.e.allis, thin schedule ls porlmps tiie bes( t "nat could bo arranged. If OIll.V the ion neel inns nu I hu Nor I n and West could Le h i ?td o with tito P. lt. A- W i '. i omi, I .un rei ia would bil h a pp,). ll l(j ll I- AX I) noni:. wi rd i nt.yt. Good Fooling Provan*. TiiT Young Folks Fishing- A Fino Korso injuicd -many Xatorosthi s IttJ?ie. Thc reunion ni l>orroh's Wiks nil (hui eon kl hedeslretl. A grodl -li piny of put riot ism, un extrnnrdl n-1 idly good dinner, plenty ol' bru ve | oten ami fair Women, and genera! good feeling pi -vailed. A grand fishing pnrty i- lo bc en joyed hy the young people of thc Shiloh community tn-duy. Tlutuk - loth" Misses Monti rmi fur aa in vitation. Tiie ii.on which i- hauling rook nu (his rond, CU used the ?'me animal of Mr..). I,. I?, Shoi'kley, tu rm, away with Hie plow-slue!, attached, mi Wednesday last, um! is sn milch Injured a tu lie (hough! worthless, by competen! judges. Is there no law for train - blowing, when lhere is no cause, only the fun ? I il. Mrs, Thomas A. .Met arley, who has boen so -iel,, i-. now thought to be much improve.I. The condition of Mrs .John S wit* /er, is ft bout 11 wu same. We so much enjoyed n visit from Misses Junie H ryson and Carrie llrcwton (pillo recently. They made themselves il sofid as well ns ornamental in the way of ussi-ding ni" With my hutldsomo waisted imiik Mrs, Willie li. i; irksdnle, has the hnndsomesl lol of Lnld-work-quilts I we know of, (hu ..I>lumc of Para disc" (he "Hdcky Motihtiiihs,''iiud movern I oilier-, hui Hie mosi cxqiti* -ile piece of work yoi, i-> (hut love ly counterpane, which she hus about completed, it ls a crocheted design, ? which mme hut her dept ll ligures , could execute Willi auch accuracy. No news, farmers busy planting collen, (larden-i promising, wea ther good, altogether things Junk encouraging. Misa Alice llryson, of Ont, is vls lllngnl her n n h s Mr, Medirlo,*) this week. DIA I.S. n C usc j: i niSR .Chnr.'i :t-:r ana Obaraotors" Death nf a Pronttlont Young nair.- Dioia has a strong Candidato In tho Field for Legislativo Honors. We went to Orcoiivlllo on the 2flth lo '?eur S un Jones, ho lectured in tho ( hlreath < Iponi House, lon large ana llttenllvo amiieiiee. Sam I sitid a great, mniiv tunny things on Hie ?ii bj cc ts ''('hnracler mid Char actors." lin dit! i?"i tell us liny* Ihlng though except what WO al ready knew , but could not express it in a i plain nnd nhloiiuhdi way ? - jlO/di(l| h(! v. cul for every budy none escaped, und (.upoelnlly lo thc ball* room (huniers, und ns ho "mid thc old red nosed devil drum drinker. Sam Jones knows n great many bad tricks Ol'ill least ho says Ulallie dues. Wats Owing : tn only sen of ? ?ii Owlllgfl,diction Hie Killi inst. Wal ? was a bligh 1 and promisingy?ijng man, and esteemed by all M ho knew him, ho WftH ? ymilii of nollie cluii'itctor und bid fnlr to he a uso* lui ami an upright citizen. I Io v, a Just entering lipon mnnhood, mid j the prime of life, when I hat mcsseti' ? ger who ride - tho pule horso (louth, came lo (Ii i! kappy Imme laid ila cold ho 11(1 upon timi gentle form. A large oongivgalion of mourn* lng friends followed his remains to New Ikiri oliy Church ftHd there peacefully but sadly interred them in their Inst resting pince. Tho Hov. Mr. Blivlock delivered a vary feel ing and appropria I o funeral sermon Mr. Melmoth Willie, who niel tho mislortuno sometime recently of losing bis line mare, hu i now hough! him a Oho young mole, which hui duerna voy proud of. Mr. ll. U O ray of Onty Court, Bi onicd to enjoy his trip lo Orcen vllle lo he ir Sum Jones very milch indeed, ile did going up, und I guess as much so coming back that Is if ?die < :uiie huck willi him. I gnons Tattler could tell us some thing about it. \V AT UK LOO, DILL. Va: loua Nowfl Paragraph! Picl;cd Up Around Waterloo Mi.-.; Bovslo Hook of Grccinvood mid Mr i'.?l Soy mou ru of Hrndloy, .-pen! Stiutluy ut Kev. Lt, \V? Hey? monro's. Mr. Ito IK* ri Lig?n, nf Orcen ville county, visited Iii?Bister Mrs. A.E. Carter, of llii? town, -onie time since. Miss Smile Carter, on ntiructlvo mid ( harming y ?ung I ;<ly of Try? ungle, la visiting relatives lie . Tho town will ere lung hil vu a new uppcurnncc, ii all improve ments now contemplated uro cur? ried out. Mr, J>. C. Smith, i ; having Ids stores mar tho depot neatly pain-; I eil, while J. T. Harris, ls having Greeted nour tho Haptist church a neat cottage; will, when llnishod he : ono of the liest ur randed houses in town, nnd I hen comes tho remode ling and painting of thu residence ol Mr. lb A. Anderson, which will ho ?mo >?!' the most beautiful places in ! Iiis section. Mr. T. N, Parks, bas in view Ute j improvement of his cot Iago on Wal ker streut, by painting and other necessary Improvements. Soaio nf thu nierohnnts and oth er- are trying loorgiinls.cn Rand ing and Loan Association ns a means lo encourage tho building of th.- town. 'I hts is no doubt one of tho bes I anti surest way- lhalonecouul invest th lr money, tts Ibero is no possible way If carried out accor ding to Ibo ml.- and regulations governing such societies td* losing their Investment, Lut one timi pays ti larger per cent iban nhy other Wny tliut one could invest. We hope timi Ibo citizens will ta;.:t- hold of it, us our I own it? great need of dwelling houses. I'ho opportu nity is olVeivd, Iel us keep up wiih our sisti r town1, by building up our (own, to encourage others IO conic aiuongsl us, for wu havooncof Ibo be: i h teat (al places in i Inc; up lamil try, anil nil that is needed, i-' .'ni all lo p.?II Irtgetber N VSII V I LL.;. Plowing ??o?ton.. \vi%h a Bulky Pin/r 1 weill lo ehurcli yederday and step a? Mr. Messet Robbs to sod 1*M (!lia|mlaii' Who gol .-ind by Mr. ll .i.'.i na Satur.lay :.t I! o'clock IM. Mi-- -er and Marlin Allerer- nibio j wa--ont ii hunting and I hey was . raw ling ihn.u ?j li a fence M r Rubh's gun v, int oil' nod struck Kt I iii Hie buck and ? nue out near li! - vos I poe!; t. lia i i doing as wbil US eotibi i?-- ( x. eel ; il, Lost hy dca>li a lillie boy of Mr. doe Hos-, oil Ibo 17, wa-: bari" d ?it li ubini church on tho day follow i n.t. .?'armers aro In lino spirit going i righi along planting cotton aced.! S?nic a e done tin i some jttsi i:otu-1 nieneed. Whent looks promising, ? oals look lin -. Mr. Samuel Meares, ls plowing! ids bottoms ni? wit h n Casada plow, ? luit ho a;, s pr,-liv tiglit for Reck mid Hump, tit i ; Sam t ry il?cin again and pl I M ami ia- Ri ti In. Mr. .1. I >. Adams,husn lino Iititn iiIonian coll ? i his houso'aii ! I o kl ? t iiiiil. - tlieio i . not !<i ti g liku i !. If tutti it good Ducklo and you will soon lui> o y ai a Hue Imrse. s. T. Mc Kill rick hhs bought mint her line ftirii-out. Look out ? young ladies he will be ii rou ml and give you a nico i i lu in lils now Co lumbus. M r, I ? t\\ ns Mnlioii, hlso hus n nice ( 'olumbtis, and in* had her in il Inst Sunday, lion'! deny ii 1 >ovi i, -, for she looked nice. 1 bear of it groiil many newling-' glen lo bc bought yet. Hui rail li >y - or Turner anti Downs Will get ;i bead of yon. W. A, W. .ays ht> h en rd Hie Tum bling Shoal ii .tub Wo IniVo a ! (col ored) bund up liere, and they come around every once and n While iintl give ti- music, does very well for beginners, Tl M DLINfj SIIOA i S. \V . A . W hit Farmorn bo not Discouraged, but Blest Mon ol tk< RifhtStrlpii. -A Hon For Unite,! Action. I linvo henrti nu n who profess lt) bo moil of brain and wisdom say that Ibo farmers ela1 s nu l meet ings were wind h I 'ssj and tillie spoil I ; with them was time (blown ii Wu j j timi that ll would be much bettor and more pro (Rn ble lo sluy it home ami work your corn an i colton, in stead ni Idling away your valuable time ni (end In j tin se m 'Cllxgs. And that during tho lust campaign, tho members of Ibo in r me rs movement lind .-I.- do I lo (lie Senate and i< ;: Islaturo iden whom they believed thoroughly in sympathy willi the farmers, and thal these men A'hom they b ri elected promised to "puss" such nod such lu wa lo lower the I II xi -, ami in short to lighten the burden i of tho funnel - ?:> many way:-, but have hot lullllletl llielr promise-, and bave left l!i" fumier In ns bad fi -: a-? they found bim. Now ihey siiy,''whai hus your hine Mugs, your eltiba (Hui youl' inbor uccomplishci i '.?'" Now, while wi- mindi Mini a groni deni of good lins uni l een ilobo " lal', and (Ital Ibo (anning populace linvo not been benoilttotl much yid, still I wish lo a- k : VVhnl could wo expect tb do in so short n period'.1 Nothing (hill will be ol' he n eilt to the fanning people can be accom plished hy ?ne Ol two men. We must ho palien ' and eui ti nue in our oiTorla io rnlse ourselves above lite power of oppression. Suppose wo be still and make no move al all tn help ourselves, would wo nul bp as tllO mau who stumbling into the ri vor, made no effort to save him self, and of course, ?auk to tho bot tom ami drowned. K very ol lier class of people have formed themselves lulo nbc I ot Jos .and Clllbs and nil work together for their own good. Why can't thc far mers have Hie sanie privilege? The fanners are ibo back-bom? of the country, und on their emcee rJependH tin- other professions, "ithcut tlie farmor, what would (li?lawyer, (he merchant anti oth ers do V No w , If* (ho men you elected In tho lust campai};!! hnvo aol pleased you,and you think (lint they did not do (heir full duty towards (ho farmers'cu use, then discard (hem und lill (ho vacant phiceu willi new und betler met?. Men who will per form tho ofllec of Bonnier or Legis? lalor, moro lo your notion ami feeling. Mon who have proven to be wholly in sympathy with tho, I farmer.1?, not by words only bul by their actions. Ii" tiny, after (hey obtain theotllce, (urn out lo he, us j ono of i'm* A D vi. UTI A KU corres pondent saya I hoy will do, then do j nwny with tie io und lill their pl ie os with more new mun and contin ue lo ?io so, until you lind thc men ? who will perform thc dutie Mo your j netion, nod who aro lltvrougldy In sympathy with the farmers, Thou, when you succeed in find- \ ?Hg them, keep them lu O til CO and give them your earnest support. It '? will not do to nive it]), bul bold on to thc ropo though it he ovor so1 short, L'ucronso your meetings If needs, ho, select thc men whom yon widi to represent you und then I?Ivo them your full and hearty ' support. Persuade your, neighbor, j who lugs back, to uceonipany you j a low times to tho meetings tuel make ? interesting lo him, andi soon he will join thc club nud loud his nhl to further tho cause of the farmers. Though Tillman lias de serted u:?, siiil tho eitusc ls living mid deeply planted in tho hearts o<" many farmer . lt IM gaining strength every day and will, I be* iicVe, ?a a few years he tho i I rd ii g- ! est organ ix.nl ion known. I Isacthrough Tj'rn, A nv t: UT ps Ku Omi Union luis, so far? only three candidate . out, and that lill t In ce ? aro for the ellice of Behool Commis sioner. Thill ooo is ti red Loaded j man, one u cripple nud Ibo otner ti i wamali. This does seell! rallier j backward for tho good people of Union, hui suppose I hey Ihliilf there i-: no uso in hurrying through life. Halt - o.,:? tliey will begin lo crowd ar?.ami Hie voter- liku hiing? ry crows hov? Magowra corn field. I low wide tho difference, helweon thc two c. .iniic:, Laurena ima at ! ka-.! thirty ii trendy in the fe ld II :! hurrah hr 'om all! i\. ep your colors llylhg boys i,und win If you eal). ' We : a. i ice (hi) I soinc of our ox ?sol t : diet' ' a pt.li: a ( :? ns f il* pen doll-? ! we're rej et ed, among whom Wo seo Mr, .1. K. NV di ids*? Now If ll ls io- . (eud^ii io re.jeei nil sii'di men us Kelsey's^ lt would be lietliT to rc-' peal l ho net. Certainly no olio is' more d -. rS'ingol the pension ihan . Mr. \Vi i. Pldll'Utlg is ptl a big boolli at ores- ' cut. Wheal ao l ?.a! - an? looking ON? t rao; (linn i ly \'. ? il. I' d M I' l! Y , j cater ful Parra, ra nani r.t Work A nora O ; l.i.a3 A > . y tVvia v/iui ivind Tito Toli-Tr-.l<> Tablo -Qulcldu l>y Rough j on Rats Contcrvlllo flau n Run it tv y School. Tie- w ti rio rall* windin r und ?le- i frequent ligiil showers combino ?o1 ellOer, US Well as ai.i, Hie larne ll* Wie) is ninkillg CVer./ ea'ol't ?o gl t I his see,I in Hie gl'OUUd. luirniers uta-in thoiii ?dst of etd* '.on ?.lan1 ?Og. ? ?00.1 -lands ari' IV p ?rieil from ile- early planting of corn. W'liea' ami oat crops ls look- . Int? well, : Ito tail so\t lug make -, thc ' bel 1er sho\\ at ju e .-nt. Lan Billilli, ii colored man living on .Mr. W..L IJoxo's place, died last ; Sunday night. Dr, Mo ,re ami his (Wo sisters wen! lo town tIto o,iicr day and cami' hack minus a liol*.?: . and hug? gy. Thc horse Itcuunic frightened ai a whirlwind io iowa ami rilli away, breaking thu buggy and In juring it cp.u.ddernbly. Nobody nun d? tiper 'imo the pocket-book, Tito y?iing mon un i others tire having some amusement willi what they call (able-wrapping or table? tnlklng. Bovernl sit an mid a umall table for soioo limo with builds on ii, wh -o ii v\ ill rospond to 11 j i y question hy wrapping on tho door. Among ot her ninu lug Illings ihe iuhie was asked thu olhcr night howman" sWccl-iumi'ls it cerluiii yinni-- mau had. when il answered by w 1 appiug t weniy-llvc times. A- stindiiy ci?.a.? w :is organized at Cehterylllou lew tv ce ks ago with Haltering prospects), ? young mon, Mr. .(Irulniiu, on the Abbeville sid -, COIilinilted sui cide upi I nig inc hy Inking rough ?Oil rat-. Ile was m t sane al the tilde, bal become so Indore he died. ? The slice ol Mr. I In rd? lek, al Mullins, Marlon county, was brok en - pen Inst l-'i Idny nighl and he i ween f:.'?.i ami s ;. ? worth of good S 1 stolen, Including bacoih sugar, oof fco, cologne and dry good ?j. Mr? I ll. I . a young niau, uno had rut the resal? Of la I your's labor in tills lil li.- -torc, which ?o had recently op oneil, Th" woods ia Marion county ATO nlready full or caterpillars, which are chairing Ihe f ?ce- ol' ?,aves and buds. Thc pests have al-o appear ed at Florence, where they are do? slroylug ila shade troes, An incendiai y ll 1*0 ii (| Branchville curly Wednesday morning destroy? ed Hie aloro and I'CSidoneo of Mrs. li. I 'ca 11st ino, h? s $7,000, insurance ?2,000; Joo Ilealons Store, los. $l|000j Insurance ^tffc>0; IL III loy's ?toro and dwelling, loss 1)1,000j V. W, fairley's sii.ro .and le:iemcnt, hiss f oo-, Oeorgo Melt's shnutv, loss jj^ntj. j Ai Ho- (inuit ni reunion ol tho sur* ol vors of tho sixth regimens to lie held nt Chester, s. c., ?m the first Thursday hi August, Captain IL A. Gaillard will dclh er un historic* j ni address ?m th,- part horne by I that roglmepd in thu seven days i lieiiliit}; around Hichniund. I Declination. Friends from various portions of tho Countyhuvosolicited moto bo co m o acaud?llate for tl'.t? St ali' Son ate. To somo of them I expressed myself ns willing to comply with their wUhcu. IStibsequont relict'. flons however, satistloH nea that i ought not mid cannot enter ibo con test for the nomination. The rou sons Influencing mc to thia course uro purely of a prlvnto nature und wholly foreign lo tin1 issues likely t i obtain in t lie eau va ss. In declining, 1 would sincerely thank my frivnds for their kindness nod ciicoiirugemt, and i assure ' them that Hi ic will ever he held 1 in grateful remembrance, .lollN W. Pl?. HUDSON. Dcmocvatic (.'loo Meetings. I.Ai'it:.NS TOWNSII tr. I Tho Democratic Miters of Lau- 1 rons Township will meet on thcoUi ? o? May, al .". o'clock I'. M., to elect I nine delegates lo tho County Con- ' I vention which meets mi the 12th of : 1 1 May ti? xt. W. NVniCMlT. < Town -hip ( inti rmi: n. I ti: NT KU TOWN s 11 il?. j \ The members of the Democratic i Chili of I tun ter Township will meei ? at < "linton oil S d Ut'dn.N , the "dh day ; | ol' May, at IO o'clock A. .M.. for the purpose of electing nine delegates 1 < to thc County Convention to ho hold ! i at I.a tl noe. CoUI'l lloiISC ea the I'J th | dav of Slay next. S. NV*. VA NCF, Township ('hairman. ! - i , W A n:m.oo ToWNStl i e. Tin- Democrats ot' Waterloo I Township will neel at (?m. Moore's < al :! I'. M , nu Satur.?av. thc util of I May, for thc purpose ol cloding M delegates to thoCouiity Con volition j i to ho held nt Lauren ? Court House ? on May 12th. i J. IT. SN HARTON, ' Cono I v < 'hairman, . ; ! ? Si I iM'liKTOW ..' loWNsll I e. The 1 lemocriit- of ?icUllh lo . n ? Township will mool ut LUM alon's Church on Matu rd ny, May 5th, at . .J o'clock I*. M, for thc purpose of . el ctlug nine delegates to Ibo Conn- ? ty Con vont hui tu be held til Lau rens < Nnirt Hon <c on the I2lh of I -, May. i , (J. W. DC YA LL, ; i To wt i's hip i ihulrmnn. ? C tn ?SS ?IN h ToWNsil ? e. 'The Cross HUI Democrats willi , mci t ni Cross i I ! il on .---ai urdhy, .May Mil, a- 2 I". M., to rh cl dele. ' .jai. s h. the County Convention io , . ?e held at Laurens Court House on May 121 li. lt. N. ( T N ? N< ; ! i A M. Pow n ddp Chairman. Sun Ivors Associ?t iou. At tl Stirvivors me. Ha;:' held ill ; (Iray ('OM:-; on the i Uh inst, thc , billowing resolution was timmi. toon dy adopt- .! : Itosolvod: Tluit ti reunion of thc ' survivors of the {?rd S. C. It?glnient i of Infantry and Ilnltidion (consoli dated) will take place during the coming Sam mer n t some con von lent place lo ho determined iiy ri Coni mitlee, which eoniniitteo will meet al La li rons C. IL on nilednyln May. Tho following named survivor'. , constitute lite cninntitlcc, and it is Imped Unit they Will he pres,-nt lo part ?cipa le in this Indelible net lon : Third S. ( '. I let; 1 HM o nt.-< ?Onip my A. J ?C Fleming, W l-l flarrctt; r. .lohn Maddcii, W F Halley ; < ?. !', W Lu ufo rid, W A Md ?lintoek ; I. T .1 Ducket, <?' M Langston ; K. .lohn Pear ion, ( ? W Ita <s. .lane ; I lal talion. - A . \ A King, Capt (.leo .>l<i iie; ll. J (? Williams, W S Pitt? ; <'. Jas Downey. L Al Heilder ?on? I?. Jas ll Shell, .1 il Owing* j tl. W il Fowler. U L llcn r v. JOHN W. WA rvs, ( lia i noa ii. The Anderson Wife iWui'dovoiv Anderson, \?'iii '.>?..-Jnspor Da? I vis who i under sen lc nco of death, -eell'S to have HO llOpO Of 1*1 St iii ! eternity, ile recalls all (iie ninny i opportunities v. Idell he lol pa ? - an- | 1 i in pro vi <i. mid now ho ls unable to , grasp even tho Inst chniico. Ills 1 repeated expressions are: "Cling to i Josusj''"Never go haek oil Him.''I He says ho will have to go down! With the d< Vii and ail thc had peo- I plo. and thad he deserve- il : "hui," lid adds, "it ls nwful-?awful." Ile tells of 1 ho lenipta.ll ms lo kill Ids wife,ami ho'.v he Weill out of the j neighborhood ami spent about tun : itny.H lo heep from lt, but tinnily he | yielded ned took th np. of a good Woman und n true wife, Ills story lg ll ead one. All Indianapolis man who had been tobi that consistency wits a jcWol, stopped hito n jewelry ?toro und asked to look at -onie ''consist ency bracelet..." As a hair dressing ami renovator Ayor's Hair Ylffof ls universally commended. It eradicates dan ilru(T, cures eruptions of the sculp, Invlgoratos and bon ti tl (les tho hair and prevent* ils fading and turning gray. The oxhagstod und drowsy feel ings, common tospringtiiiie, J Indi CtltO un impure ti nd sluggish COUtU? llonjof Ute .blood, which may bo remcoled by Ut" use of Ayer'.s Snr* sa purilli. lt is tho most powerful and at lite sa mo time, most coon o tn loni blood i.iirili 'r kn .wn. , Out. in India it is "(he man or tho ticer," but the mau got ahead of tho tiger in india last year, Hunters killed I, SO:) tiger-J, und tigers killed only KKK) mon. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. I [Prom our Itegulur Correspondent , ? - j (J Washington, April I At li. l ' -. Tho l'iesldent is di gusted, und hu luis sulllolo.nl eau i . t<> h.". Ten ! a dnyn of precious limo wasted Sn tho ii House, hy members of Ids own par- li ty, thus playing right into t ho hands j tl uf tho enemy, whoso mutti h??pe of c ilcfontlng tho Mills tariff bill is by i h delaying It? consideration, if any- \m thing pol it kai I hail been nlstake,] tho time might have hoon excused, but there was n .t. Thc doini lora was caused hy thc fillbu leriugof ?rom H Tty t<> seventy-live demo eratic Congrcssiix u who w ?rc op posed to th" passage of tho hill to refund to the several Sl? t< nn 1 territories tho nmouuts p.Tul ?>y them to the United Slates undi i ?lie direct tax levied hy Congress in 1801. For a v.ck thc filibusterer.'] re fused to liston (nan,- (alic of com promising iii nay wuy lo bleak tho' lead look. They also refused to lake pari ill ll (loilloerhtl? CUUCtlS ni Hie hill. I i ut li milly tho filibus terers havln^dls.'ovorod that n ma-1 jori ty of thc donn i ruts would give np to them to Hie extent of po ' poniug the consideration of Hil- I .: I ! until next December, they agreed to hold a caucus. In calton* tiley tgrccdtopu tpono discussion of thc Direct Tax hill nulli the (il !:. uf ! lo .ember next, when I Vole is to Le luke ?I on i!. So thc dead lock end .<! Thurs lay with a decided victory for thc [Ministering minority, lt vas tho i Vj nest that eould ho donn however, I j;' for Hie lilibustororsillil not le dtate :; li? say, tliey \yotikl continue lock legislation for tia- remainder <>.' the ?j session hu toro llioy would Mirren iler. \*m This fliibii! lering nf the pusl lon lays has probably Injured Um (lem Dcrntie party moro Mon th.- re j ide ' Hean party eould have done in (en inouliis. Iles ld cs. absolutely Uoth-1 nu; lois been gained hy if, maia In ii gc rout precedent has heidi set io foro (he repu hi leans of tho Ila . A hieb li\e;,- will liol bc slow tl? ? iki ulMintnge of when nu opportunity iresents itself. Thc country is n hankful, however, that the dead- I eek is over and thal needed I eg Ls- ' ation ? . ?ar-?ii? * foi ward, Tue ilenioei'nl Kof tho Hon-e com- v nilleee on pi ?i-ciii^ hu ve impt ov-! < H al I lie Dependent pension bill, I tvhich recently fais ed Tho Senatei I Tiny agreed I" ;.u uinondiiient, * A'hieh strikes cul the Second and hird en [OHS tli.it gllVO ll not11li to all Soldiers i>; lite reboil iou who sol ved titree menUis und ! ifl re nu [Vom i ? ; ?"il ' earnii llppiU'l, i il , i . . [-, soldier died. Il .-?I ior a pi . : ... iy I lie I el HI if Ol ill ba . i r4 * i ? e ill tl... . . I . .-?>.# Me ?. l??f . and Iii. . . -iii". . ' . ? . . : Hie, , . . ropu'dieu pjui ia! I ie- ailtemline I. While Senator I Mail, .of Conn, wits makine; a prosy spooeli In fa vor of hi:, bill to admit ?Si nih 1 itikota ? Stale, Dei.-.;v.;e (?ii?prd, of ba kola, who was t it I i .e.; Oh ono Of . h0 ? um- ? fortab!'.; lounges hi the retir Of the c Senate Chi) iii lil V, f i! hilt) deep i deep snored audibly, nm wakliig until i.. . .Senator liiid finished hi> .. sp.voh. Mr. Clifford wasoho of tho i viol i net of l he deadlock, and doubt- ' le.'-s needed fest sd badly Hint ho was unable lo hom >r with his ul ten (ion the speech widell ho had como .j liver lo I ho Se?alo purposely lo ' hear. j. lt ls now thought likely that any legislation in rojpd'd to the admit lance of any of the I er riler les its' Stales will bo niadii'c'il hy pitssingl j< holli lloiii-os at this d-ssioii of Coh Ltre-s. Tlie Sonnie now luis hof?ro ii n bill for ?lie nd ni i ssioii of Soul li \ Dakota, and il Will probably pa-- 1 Hiai body hy :: strict party vide, hal llial is UH far ns ii is li!.i ly lo 'j .-et, as Hie dei HOC ra t s of the H ou i o have a,vii od in eatieu.-j thal thc only terri lori.tl legisla (lou of f he session will he the pussngo of tho Springer j vi no ni bus ?iii, which provides for - I he ivlmissloii of South Dakota, " Monlanu, Washington and New Mexico, hut there is iib hope that Hie Senate will pass this hill. Th" | oj people ol ibo territorios can blame' ibo republicans for keeping tlio-m i cut . i Statehood* Mr. Stanford, the t'alii..mia mil? llonaire h meir, a ?y-u |u lit? United ? Statt . S itaie, ns many ol|icr.4 lind [lone before ?lim, and he now pro poses h. make some Invodigalioiis in order to figure up tho probable cost of haying Uv republican oem- , [nation for thc Presidency. lix -lo pa 1 or \Vullaco, of Ponsyl- , vault., who wins in Wnshinglon ti.i week, says tho democrats of this State arc a unit for (he renontlna-j Hon nf President ('loveland, I bo President has received pressing in viliiliou.4 I Ida week to visit Vii gin? ia nod Pexus? ?POIUIN? AMD ATHLETIC. Dnmlnkk Mccaffery Will hot make ?ny i reatchra lu England. Captain ht4! ? tito American champion j . Uiot,'l dvU-alhg fill comer? In England. Cl cr.il-, a. r thinks Techier dio best cartmnn in (he wor! i. and Ito regarda f ?au- 11 ilnur ia-? daugi rans utan when it? coiulition, j ? Mike ? il v will ie? to S:m Francisco In . ( Juno lo tnnlte n match with MoAulIffo, tho J. heavy weight, who recently kiiockod J'?u!.iy { itynn < old, Porfor A* ' C?nllfornlrt tteblo will ?tart ea?'. In a ' i Wooka. In it Will como tu^ | ft-jear ?>ld koghrlrV, bf whom groot ti..nut* nie OXpl eted. The r?gulai' rai'lti^ oeason beginn with New ? Orleans, April 9. From that nine on until ? snow filos tho galloper*! will bo, chasing Father Time around tho tracks. I It lt? probable thiit. Charlie Bnniuel-., tha ' eraek Australian Bprlntar, who ima dofcate4 i i Harry Hutchens and other fr.<;t en..-, will r.'? I, to England lite coming suminov und ir.eo [\ Gent. tRomuvl-i U n black man, a nativo o? < Auit,j-n\ia Capt. Uogardus, tito ohampion wing sho? I ot U?e world, will not again compote foi ohamplonshlp bouora on uucount of odvauc bjK year*. Ho baa lx?n champion of America Mi ri ne r? In many paris nf ihe ( itt? reporta thu! thoro will be ?v dr crop of netiehe.s nuil that tip les j?eiiornlly will bc plentiful* T. J. Ilentb of Mi. ?1 ''.?Milly, lind feuful enc ni . ? ii .?.> lund dog I Iii-; y:ti d hist i n ..y, in winch o was severely bl i ?1 < 1 tho loft lilgh and riKhl (ifni, Ho ffnnlly liockotl Ibo uni ml oil' uni killed lui witb un axe. ?VOYALW?JW^ t? ^ij-? \j Iv L Absolutel ' "-'ure* IS This IViwrii . iii !' i ?utily . ! ri ny : "i i, i ?. 1 pbnomb'ui Iud -, und etiim >t on u il li til- Ul nu t. wi h-ht nlitn li I'S Wold ?>n Iv h AI so Pow : . ., A m.aryol ii..- ordinary i in coin pct 1 . liosphiiLo pow ItoYAt, HM; ;; s?oi t. N.Y /ViNiNUl ll linn tl ?till il Otori.i ' i [.an iindiil.tlo I" ir :|lii'-.-t 'M t tl'i nat*- .1 ad:-: fulh : I \y . si ' r) ? .Hill! , 'ti . t Wotl'Ui I'm, I id:i 'ron airitr I u. ni- rc Foe r respe ndiibil ? cl t.. 1!. Th HIM S ,.! til I1.111 or lor 1 ii j) 1 i ti il lil ?I i<- Primar ru J ly .i t<? : rospociiuii: iiidiihdc b?r r !? rill, RUb?? el airy. Pri ll vc: l'i ell r.udidato h ' would ri -. di* hs 11 clmdhl il' lor I.a iii rn 'ri iuai'V Kl .? . i Cross li?U, H. nor tl? V, n two au ii 1 ?UOMAH : I) i tin- Prbnarv April 3, h . apt, ii lot Vo.- County C'oinniisHioncr. \V. Pr.-sion Tin nor is hereby an non n< 1! in II can Ililli fe . ,. lei of< 'oUiit "nun: ?.st IUU* MI>>,| <.. lo ? ' . rc ?'.t i !i . Primat. clo .: l'l"i ' -S 1:11.1. Thc citi/r:;-: " ? i 'I'oV. Iishl i un. c Ibo ' :'i ? I . P It H lt SI jil < lu- cili/.cl.s Of 1, lsd sure {':?<{ ti POW N Si IIP. H'S and \V?(?i' ll ul Iv nu i M ::i <'Alt 'i < u my < juin* Wi 11 I. -. 11 lo 'ou ut y and wi? lllUCOIUCUl uill ncct with tb ppr?"?1 dion of thc velor* r t ho t'oul.t.' , You will ti0tl hats (or men and boys 11 omi ie-s Vittloty and low prices at v, filgroat on. WM??ttmMitB* HS aeaat mmoun .Jtate of S?r th Carolina. COUNTY OK IN PttOhATE ?OCHT-. Wiirrcas. o. A. Vinn ha applied n? no for Ko?',-rs of Administrai ion on the state of Thomas S'ullor, tb <? . . ; Those aro Ihpreforo tc? Oltr? rind ndmon .h all HUM sin. ul .i- thc Kindred und ?rc ritters ot'Mld deeenscd, lo h arid ap iOur before me at a L'onrt c Pro - , to? ?o holden ai my ojU? . st I . . ll., m tko - 1st day of Api ii. 1 - , at m i'c'ork. a. un, tohhow cai H , if HU? [boy ian, why loiters should uni he irrupted. , .Calven under niy baud and . ul this. .U? '?Viii day da;, bf :..?..., i . . .??t?j&i A. \V. 1:1 d.N J r-i'. April ?lj lSftf - .ip