The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 02, 1888, Image 2
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Y?rtiv.-iii<-ritr.
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The College \gufn.
Ttl? mar. i ?*.**.'.? of U?e Kxcculive
Commit ..*-*.- of the Kenn rs As*** ?.
tion of >ouih Carolina, -?ill be fotin i
in fu l on our Orel ; og? Th? paper
sn.?*-:?-: . : I? ' 1 "*r|i TilE Ap
VEKTISKII h thoroughly in accord wit
some of tbs measures recommei le .
our view* on rarrlicabdity ano a*l
vantage ol *? separate ?gric? v.rt.
college remains unchanged i ? val
ue and Hie *.-< : I ? ohi of thc < nton
Movere
mar. :
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of thia fi
once for
and ari
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f?ir tu
for -^r
lion wi
ly I
tai ned
ed foi?
T
Colleges rit Kori HUI? Sha}! ihn State
i or i c
worthy of the naroo? IH i wiser lo
improve thc. college we have or build
others wc l?iiow not of?
We recognize tl < importance of i.g,
ricnltural education, hui agricultural
colleges will hoi h' i.f-i.t the state uti'
less the students attend them. I ??
most serious objection yid produced
against 'he much abused A one.v. i
that thc young fanners ?iii not ul
tend it J' is said, tho reason ol
this is because it i- nor. '.separate niul
distinct."- that is, because others chri
go there who do not care to study
ricullure. lint ihis argument
not stand, Io 1878, when thc I Hi.
nersity was re-organized and for ?ev
eral years after, it was ? "separat'
and distinct agricultural collce." ll
did not ovenjdiave the annex of n eins
sica! course, but was exclusively, ngri
cultural. NO Latin, no Grccki nolle
brew,-nothing \>i.: farming was tolor
ated. and what was thc result? Ni
students !
The fact is. win H n man is nblo lo
send Iiis boy* to college, lie will send
l*irn where lie can learn something
in addition to tho best mode "i
planting corri and colton. Although
ho niay intend Lo make a simon pun
fanni;.- of Iiis son, no man likes tu
spend his money in gaining only (bul
which cnn be gained otherwise, and
consequently, when a farmer's son
goes to School, ho goes where ho cm
gol technion] training in agricultural
and a liberal education beside.
The committee of the Farmer'?
movement say they mean no harm to
tho South Carolina College. Then,
upon ir hat ground do they dosiro bu
rners sons lo go elsewhere? Why
not raise the st andar'I of agricultural
training nt this stale institution? Why
sbou!d>those young inen who propos
to make farming their avocation be
take themselves to the mountains of
Oconeo, und evacuate tho capital?
Will young farmers eonlhini.iale or bo
contaminated by associating with
those who ar'- ?.ot farmers?
Away with sued nonsense .' Thc
young mon of tins country must be
taught that farming is as honorable
as any pursuit in lifo ; they must feel
the honor and Independence of ih<-ir
profession ; t his t lu v cannot do si? long
as any branch of learning is proscrib
ed! K?nning as ri profession Cftn
never be elevated to i's proper sphere
tOlong ns young men are taught I bal
liberal training unfits them for agrien!
turnl pu
Wc admit thal many men make ?,
success nt farming without fl knowl
edge of the classe s, but we deny that
a classical education in thc remotest
degree detracts from the success of i>
farmer or that agricultural' pursuits
unlit them for the highest t.*?pc of
scholarship.
At another limo wc propose to db
cuss this message of tho Kxecutivc
Committee further and show wherein
we aro in accord with the sentiments
expressed.
ID reading an excbang? recently,
one seatei.ee especially attracted our
. . ol In ?peaking of the reduc
ti of ?alacie* of s*.a*.o officers the
irriter l?ys ''Hie pprelieving v.-.'ueof
mooev ii greeter to-dav ".hi", ever be
l With.
om? to
fearful
?.va: ".? iv -i " f r \:.fr.>-v.
v.
?1 '
' alloy
uiigli
proH v high no .>!! do saloon*,
"Nu man . t , buy ti
hos? for .-'-'.. but !.>: . m (elka want
an in ollie of .' IO,
.Je- mun w kin Hud lime to ar
gy rejig un oui in' v. '.r kit)' hours; ls
tlc kind ol < hi ; ???in to h "i. out fur
wiicu Ito v.an?- io bori'oy molloy.
.. liar' am no doubt that Provi
dence omi . ?nie.- helj?s people out
ol a bbx, bill I rt- -hun K |iih a
groat (leal kui er to ; ?rn your bread
au' ne a I do regular ". ny,
"J hw' aman i .ira dillh ulna ail
of tis boast bf our honesty, or feel
it. Sieh ' censhuns .on u hen
wo forgil dat wo han nobber hil.
templed wid auyihin' heyond a bu
gin look in' hnlf dollar.
"I r yon clin Inn j? ml de ten corn
il i a 11 d i m ni-, glory fur you; but bu
ka.se you disk iver dat you can't
koop but I . or . tbbeil, ?loan go an'
frow 'ein all Oberholl rd,
"When yo li ?i mi a man v. ho won't
listen to argyiiient, yon has hit HO
close to a lunatic or n fule dat. you
had better h g?ttin' horne to slip
per.
"Wi- nm a < I fi.di h.t. \\ 11 and
fault wid il'- law which tribes a ver
dict agin us in di- one. ease an' hov
no praise J ur de Ncoro whicii jier
ieetf H- in others.
"I .:in - .>! a torpedo in front ??!
my hen len e to purteel in; ucl I
froiii a dd. !. out a li,ir may walu
-.vcr me wid In pilli i ty in sleep.
"J hher mci icu one man who
tried to Iii, up (?. ile < cold) II Hule.
Ile got :., rle poor house ji-t a I
I' l'! il. He ?ia I hill t ?yin to pay
nulla.,ed debts "-1 let roi t Free!
Press.
X lil SJNIJSS-LI K l'!DO(i,
He < ompcls Hu Doctor io ( nil
i pon a Pat lent.
< irhliey i .ii . i i.T'ihi.
H;-. Harris, of i!i?- city. ?- (be
owner ol' a dog whose remarkable
intelligence i worth recording lu
the blsti . il aun?is of marvels pe
culiar to Hil ago. "Hon" i. a tho*
rough'brcd bird-dog, "panie) and I
pointer combined, ami always ut ;
lils .Master''' heels when that gen
tleman i- al hoirie. Aleaii six
ueek < ago the doctor '-\ ns called to
Hiskiyoti courtly aird i?<l ?.o? return
until la?; Munday, "ho 1 w?? con:?
polled ?tay nt horne, hud ?lucie ;
very ch, - e '?tl;i lion .. When par
(?e.- WOUl I C di Mild he j ?i i re tor Hie !
physician the dog Would Invariably i
Interrupt tie conversation, and,'
taking hohl of tho caller's coat' or
dre -, cn leaver f . Icad?thcm to the
depot, at tim same timi jun king vi
gorously, fie would also 1)0 al the ,
depot regularly every morning,
when Un ?rain arrived fr ail tin;
iiortb; appn?ontly looking for his j
master. Tho rps! week ol'the gen-j
He??an'- absence 'dion" wa.? at tin- ;
depot upon th- arrival ?Of evey
train from (ho north, lienee when
tin doctor got Off he was met hy a ,
gentleman who seemed too mindi
astonished to ?peak. "How in Hie .
world did you know Hint I wanted :
you? Uki you oome purposely to
SCO me?" he sid I as he greeted tho
physician. "Ves," replied Harris; j
"hut f shouldn't have, conic bore il
the dog hadn't almost forced me
to." Harri - theil Usc< < i ai tieri that
tho gentleman bad boen at bis
hou=e the previous night and left
word for hint Ih call as soon a- :>c
arrlved h? une. Iii asiriuch as l?r.
Harri- ii ld not - on any person
.ndcoted ash? only la titease the
?"??. the logical conclusion hi that
..Don* heart! and understood tl
conversation the prevldoi night
and did that which his dog - n
dictati I. That theeaoine has pret
ty near . - much > frise as a gre.it
iii .:.v . . ! . i- further ev:
deuced by thc fact lhat he will, at
ld- master'* command, traverse the
town In *enreh Utile Joe ii?.rr?;
aged : year* in i inpel ?di:: .
>mli
i ?oil
|>at ii
ire ol
i party to transfer 1 . ' eh rai p a coiitio
:
un
?
it ii
.nato i. iv, hdried Ui<hn oin oil - . dit. und
puny ot ii a! lng ah ii.ijav... .a' .iii th..
I Democratic vote rd tho south dilling Ibis
i pru ddou. ?al yortr.
Wi- congratulate tho Democracy ?f
l/iuiaiani? >n tia; devotion to principle
and ti.'- excellent party discipline which
.
country- (tout what might iinvo h i n ?
;> .1 .?.II ;n - Ina,
It i-, not bpednil; surprising thal ti...
for SVtirmoib. ll- wa? th J fitttt carpel
bag governor of Ute iun(C; i.<- ore;..:, v..-1
tl."in into -.<.' nt ha nd H with lavhdi prom
latta of idleness atol ?1 uv. nial i. fore
thc ral?. .! tho adventurers endod th.
fdote was bankrupt and tin. negroes wore
starving Tlio ? . imitation of Wniiliotli
again aa a candidato recalled Ina pei
tested promises to (ho deluded colored
votera, iori 11 j ey !. ? ? no ont lu?ala ai for a
cause thal had already boen tried und
won, tweed IM (O (ho tasl? hut vit
leime i ia ..lu- digestion.--Phlladelphlu
Time -i
A -:nl Outlook Ii.r Hopiiblh'.lia).
lt lao i ad outlook h>r tho Republicans,
hut tho country still obstinately refuser
to go t>> rack and min undor Democratic
nile. Rae li year ot i'.< ddent Cleveland's
administration tin- nu ni ber .o' business
faillite ? hail dimlril if 1 ?'.<"? tho previous
year h) hearty 2,000, and now tia: three
munthy if tho year in whl li everything
tyti lo collapse, i. ? uv. io of tho aw hil tai Iii
reform, allowa iii- i into doorea?o as, tho
three month? Comm . ingo??h provlotta
yo?r.--Watertown (M. V.; Ilounion.
!?Tu?l llnvo Monett >'.< ...
If o ii' ii- |< (bil ai) I'. Ictidfl i vi ; OXflCct lo
gain tho amblarte of a footing lu tho
?outil t y WV.l have iodo ?o bj notnlnat'
lng a who o characters aro hoi a stencil
l:i tho ii ont ri lit of decent, law abiding
citizens rio moro Koll?ggS, Wannoths
un i PlnchbfteUfl are sithor Canted or
will f,e tolerated m oftl lain "--Cleveland
Ph.in Dealer.
A lloma 'i tiru a.
Mr. Cleveland s ' Inconsistency" in bo
cooling ft candidato for re election, not
withstanding his expresse! disapproval of
ii secoiiU lorfti mlgid not look so glaring
lo tbs Ito publicans if they had any chance
to b u? him nt tho polls.-Chicago Herald
flaming 'i hom llask.
Tho Republican par-y i-i nervously at
work on its Stanfords mid Depows lo in
(tuco thew to make themselves a little
le ci conspleilOUS na candidatos for the
Republican noiulnotlon.-St Ix.ula Post
Dispatch.
H.,Hil Th?re, ffOllll I v< r> >vli. i r.
If Democratic ditMnsloBfi and Pcmo
initie difficult ?ea i.i um lng out of th? tarlfl
cannot Injuro tho party In l/oni-dami, they
mot inj.'ru it nnywlicro. - - IJosvOU
WANTED-A LEADED.
Tl.?- t'oMclltJ n , : \rri-r? M h.c:i i ?rn? la
iii- l:> puHlrftB TariT.
Tr.? T". ! . . Tune* '. * uado
tt.T.: ; Cv* ib* gre?t criticalMrtea
cf y.-?u fi r ."-;<.. ; roi alia! j-ref.
- 'I--;- .:, * v.r.i.
Thu i ;bi of toa: jAtty, *s> revealed Ny
*...'. . - j :. ; .. i: ', S tvr j . f five*
: 1 ru? nt
i OM . .-e.
I I ? w, :?.
O?llf . !:iCr
\I 1 j' * '
OOI "'XCTT
rbocof
.:~:zrci
t ??? .loder
?n I ii.-uno.
iv?
Mr Depcw
ll : - mixed
r iker .md
a*hfps can
favor of as
beivre?n Maine.
>r soo 'nd choice
*;'crs wont .Shcr
.tlt tf-V.' tOM ;.-!??; -
d. t. r. Oin is
? a
tot
it Hay
WI i
?.roaches tho irtor . i tdd M things will
Tho hon tl i-.? iyi- ?vcr) reason
to bo satisfli -i with ll ?. i ?tuatlnii, f.?r u
. ?
th"! . . . . . .
.
:. iv.- j ? .
platnl) u tat -Sn, KrahclsctJ lixamiia r.
To those wlto I.'.-.r In i.iind thc sjnudl
m ' f ' lianct? theo- is for a licpithll
can nomination e. he foitowod hy an elec
tion ..f Hie H I a i h Ii an uoiiihieo i>>r presi
dent, thc ans iv o/ any ir- ntl?man to be
named hy thai party I? hardly jntclliidblo.
.v i., m'. lion even wi;h defeat would, to
?> sm-, he. an lu ?nor hut ii would
ii >o carry ilffljculiies with it, Tb.;
chiidi<la!o's j?r$vail 'i.fori. would bo de
Ide?Ml I i? i-ontiliaiidtutnh'ocharacl rei
ar
il nt
111.
Aine
iv I
anti id ; family, if they did ia
The i-espoiisihib'ly for defc;
placid cm th . : oitilnco ' y many, eve? ii it
did hot in Iniiii hbo Tho distinction i*
not aa cul ialilo One. Suc?i jil llVcli woulil
h itfdly < mpensate for tho unpleasant tit
< idem a lt .- har. ly mipixwahlc that men
who ore hiiiHvrtp.ut ? iK.ii?rli t.> . . ;
end as poAdlb.'o Hcjtnolicoii iniK'iiaitoti
can, bo deceived ?te ti hj their a tn ha nor
b> dielr desires into much . ' .. belief fa
({'?publican succ?s-?.--I',rix>ki\ n Iii?!
N?TIGE.
Loan - "ii approved l':i r : ; i I,arel
negotiated. RcusOnnble time und
. a y (erins? A pp!y to
c. i>. liAUKSDAlilC,
Attorney a! I.nw.
Laurel,-, s. C., .Jan. IT. (Sj ---'un
PAT? JULY ll.' 1873.
n'?VJNtl "pened om a full line of
Jewelry, Watehcv, ('lurk <, et. we
rOHpOCtftllly --"Ii' it a share of publia pot?
rouage. OllrStock ls tho most complote
in this socton and will he sold ai aston
isblngly low prices.
ext REPAIRING DO
WV make a Specialty of Repairing, ami
guarantor all work dona in a neat
and satisfactory manner. All
work Warranted l year.
ifr Call at tho store-room of W. ll. <?il
kerson.
: C. T. MASON'S : SON. :
LAUUKN3, S. C.
ApriUb"
A Wonderful Minister.
Tho following ll clipped from a
Methodist paper:
There w. s once n minister of the I
giwhy i.ev. r built a church.
Who never preached in ono.
Who never prop -vi a church j
fair Lo I uv the church a new car-1
l*t;
NS ho never foun ied auy sect.
Who frequented public '>'.. '.*' *
nod djiMik wine with nlnner??
Who never re 'etvt -i a salary.
Who nevt r asked for ono.
Wim never wore a black sui! br
a \*. itv j;-. c ti<..
Who never uscdo prayerbook.
< ?r a hymn book.
. ?r w rou- a sermon.
\\ ho never hired a cornel soloist |
to draw - -ii!- t>.? hear the "VVorU.V ?
Who never even t"->k ti text J"r
Iii- sermons.
Who never went through a rourke 1
of theological study.
Who wai never ordained.
Who NV nevereven "converted.'' ;
Who never went to conferonco* i
Wno waa he ?
c Hst,
NOTICE.
Till*, building "f a new bridge
across Saluda River, at Boyd**
Mill, v iii i..- iel t.. ! -v.<.-* bid'
der 1? yd\i Mill ?ni Krld ly th? '
?th ?lay of May, I SHS, :,t 12 o'clock.
Specitk'iiUons . f l*ri?l*_r?- pre- .
ion ted .?!; <i iy of letting said bf higo,
with tin- righi t" reject any or all
(?:.!-. 'I April l Ot h. is&*.
.1 A M ES DOW NEY,
Co. i "m.
TDJRs W l-l BALL,
?KN I 1ST.
Jtf?ico OVl I NutiOlial K.at.k.
Oflice days Mondays lind ne*.lays
b.-.?RKXS, - - - . -'s.
?<>K SA I.I:.
? 011 SALK I vain il :. 1'.: ??:, Brook
11 ?-. i'-, parti?!ty improved,
KO lt KALK A neat r- -li II . on Jer
KOR RA hi: TH . M md red and Kil ty
.r- s '.; lui! hist outHtlC tli - i!n-<.rj->
ito ll mit ni* uif? town ol Laurens. An
. fit homo nil?I (tlj ? . .irv ont
iiildl?KS
KOR >\l.l. \ two-story Rrlek'Store*
.
Knit SAI A 11 . : ii i > >' r ot Ht nil? in
lifer ont portions ot Laurens County?
A valuah ;. : ?.' - i Act ot par Hally Inp
roved,ono uni" \.. st of Laurens,
A sa .">)! I li nil two lt or sn w.i?..!i ?nd
I si ; il Ml bio ll.it*:?*- - lia ll ? -
milo. A;- . ;.. palf Ka lr banks S 'alo:-,
I',II -!i r r l for a lot of pr ?pt; ty Iii tie
own if hatti : -. Ait largeVpsatuity
I int I.i In M..- ut i adj ii h i UK 1 ou n t jos.'
<. i...t i . one ot two Thousand Dollarn
ir onv, too 01 th roi.1 year?. Mortgage
1 splendid li ul K.-tatc in the .Tow 11 . .!
amens, \> iii he given.
A valuahl li 1- and lot Iii I he Tow ti
! I. : in ns uti m.lin str<- t.
Ilo.tso lian ttlec rooms mid a it it nt her
. i;. .-,, Convenient to nil the
burches .m.i Kctufllo College, 'i'll'-lot
futilities ? bout live iteres land.
A mu al I tract of ?mi near Hopewell
lltirch, Ono and one-half otiles wost ol
">iit\ nie, s ,?<i intel contains about 7<i
eros', itboiit 11 uceen cleared and in KOO I
tate of culii- ilion t.al ,III >- m mixed
.rest Ki ?.'.<? low,
J, M. I i n ni pt on,
State ol South Carolina,
( ' o II H ! j ni' L n ti i* oiiK,
COCH'I OK COMMON l?LEAS.
Tolivor Robertson a* administrator >>f
Rufus I.. llinho| , deceased, I'liiinlili
agni md .lohn I?. --I eahan Defendant.
Summons for relief, Coinplainled not
Serve I.
To th" defendant J olin I?. Sheahan
Voil un li- re hy summoned nud reunir
od to answi r tho c un plaint in this action,
v be l. i - :.!. I .11 : li?oil.f tho Clerk of
the Court of Common Kiens, for tho Midd
Cornily, und to servo a copy of your an
swer to tlx Kidd cOinjiiiilnl lin tho sill??
?i I bei it tin (lillee 01 lt, I .. ? '1111 n i 11 .: li. ttl i
I.. W, Si in kl ns, at Laurens ('.II., s.
t'.. within iwciiiv days after lite serviec
hen if, o.velnsive of tito i I ny of Hiieh ser
vice; nutl if yon Tail to answer ile ?...m
I . ixl willi Ti I ibo tinto aforesaid, lite
jilaintilliu this action will apply t) the
? --Mr: i-n- il.<- re lief demanded III tin
complaint.
Iiitti i r.... milt, ! SSS.
\ I. 1.. \V. SlIKI.I., ''. i . e. e.
ItlLSM. I*. ? I NMMill AM,
I., w . SI M KI NS,
KlalnlllKs Ait'.)ncys.
To John I?. Slionlian, defondanl al-ovc
nainei ! :
Von Mill pienso lako notice that tho
' ii.j i..int in ile nbovi M itctl <.?-!. was
ni. -i m (ito oHiee of tho Clerk of the Court
oft oiniiion Pious i<ir LaureiiH < oiinty,
South Carolina, on lho2-Mh tiny of KChrti*
a ry. 1 - ?-?.
IlKN :. c.i IT N NI NO ll A M,
I.. W. '-I M l< INS.
I'liiinti?i's Attorneys .
Tre k Old Keliable"
Still To -The Front.
WV extend than!;-, to our friends f'r
their -. rom support through tho fal]
anti winter, and propoao, by ?dono buy
in/, clono tn iii'..', .nd lir-t-cia-ii geoan to
ittorR a .. 'iitiii iain .. "f tin- -"anio.
Tin- "oho'tohtlt" lias grown largely,
and wc pro|K>HO to got our legi ti malo
shin-of t tic trade bj sticking dose to
thonhi? i preeoptih SVo Imvo A full lino
of goods ns.tall j found Ittnursi CIHK^
I lord Vi arc Store. Those lu IIOOll of a |(a
HOfi pur s.^ss-.rs or a pockol Knile
Should cull on ns and gt t one of th,. oloO'
llic.
I A . rv fanner should have a Conning
ton seic Harrow. Ho can't do witlionl
lt also thc Karnei t Pot. Dotlblo f>ot
ploW.
All owners of hu, Roofs should eal!
mid ??efl how He ir <>ld roofs can I . .uade
hH good us ll' w ?it I 11|0 new oil - eau lie
prevented from ever y .liing old,flt ii
nominal cott?
inflict,our linc is complete. In Hard
w ine Agricultural [inpluniotits, PAIIIIN,
Oils, Putty, (HrtSS, Ac, and Wo make it
t?? tin- nd va ni ago of ali buj'ors to give ns
a call.
Cid I on mn before buying your cook
stoves. Can make it to \ our inf rest.
T?BACCO A si'i:< i \i.i Y.
Wc aro AffOUlfl for l> .??outscelebrated
Ililli and Mlnsi lui.'I'ow.lei. fan simply
our ?HOIchantfrionds at factory prices.
W.L.BOYD,
Wholoaaloand lt -tail Hardware Store
Ivjuronv H, C
Kob. ?th. \m.
A NEW *
Jj E F ? 1T C R '? !
SHOE STORE!
Having decided to devote my time exclusively to
the sa'eof Shoes and Hats, I wouldsay to
the public that all in need of such
Gcods can save money by giv
ing me a cati.
Shoi - of - vf ry kind. The finest assortment In town, and wlli bo
...I.I on tire closest margin.
W. li . il A R R E TT c
A T
GARRETT'S SHOE STORE,
LAURENS. S. C.
Shoes for Every One!
Por jM-'en em.ri "Women
For Gents arid Ladies
For Boys and O iris
Too for Lhe I3aToi?e
COME AND SEE THE SHOES-EVEKY STYLE
And Quality
MINTER A- .JAMIKSON'S $ *J.oo guarontoed iJont ami Kid Button
Lady"- Sir?es ar . beautiful, perfectly artistic in design. Ho sure and in
spect t hem.
MI NTKH . 1 VMIKSON'S Kreuch Kid and (?ont Hutton Ladies shoe
i- tin tjtiocn }- ."?". Shoe for comfort and durability, they arc unexcelled.
'l in' latest Tip? ?Mid a leading -lyle Pu* Spring and Summer ls MIN
TKlt A- . I AlMIKSOV..; H toity London Toe, Puten I Leather Tip, Kui
Hutton Lad>N Shoe. A I in I res of beauty should examina thom.
LADIES' BUTTON AND LACE SHOES FROM
TS OtEJ T_T]p_
?W'OMEH'B Polkas, SScts.
In Gent's and Boy's Shoes our
Stock is Weighty.
H.. vi iglony ugo learned I hal i> i- more prolltuble and satisfactory,
th to ourselves and customers t" haiul'e (Irst-cluss po? ?ls it Ia our
\ ensure t>> enumerate a li-t of shoo* second to non?' manufactured.
They arc us - ?li ?as t '. Hank of Lng! a nd with niillionnire manu faet
urers !.> hack them.
Here thev are:
?no< ^. fi UH|I
il ih< pei r ni M 11 Handmade Gent*.
Th? ? - Iel : ito i Chas, li?
Sh.ie* .
.1. l-'aieu A ^ ?n?s, Llegan t, p ri- .; lilt Inn Ii utdsowcl Shoos. Tin- world renown
. d .la.? Moans $3. un a 4. ol Snon*. Our snlcs of these aro inoroiislngovorv soaaom
i lu I .. ii ll >.? St ile sj,,,, .. ,.| ,.v. , v >!\ in Mon's, 1.1 lie-, and chi [tireur*
this ls undoii it . : . !? entire hu.' >.i Shoes Munn fnet ii roil ?md >dl Mee
ehants ?.voulu like tu handle iii .a.. Wo have Hie exeltrslvn sale nf ineni fur
Lauren?.
OurfJ.OM MI-SI,. ( Lice, IP.ittot ami Cougro*.) "ileitis th,- worhl" Lot us
how thom to you nud yon will he con viiicod,
Minter & Jamieson
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES,
Li A. XJ R, E! 1ST S . S- O ?
Jan. '!, I >>>-Km
:o.
IIAV?N0 .opened out u full Vtxi ot '''AIM.!*, A jen FA WY ORD
CKIUKS in tho town of Laurens. pj?tfully Invito tita buyin
public to call ami soe US. Wo pr ? ' to carry everything in thu WA
of plantation supplies, such as
' Corn, Bacon, Flour, Meal, Molasses, Sugar
Coffee, Lard, Rice, Grits, Plows, Plow
Stocks, Plow Bolts, Single Trees,
Hames, Traces,
nnd everything usually carried In rt flrsLclass Grocery Store, ullj'of
willoh WO I ropos,, lo s?dl nt very close prices.
Wo would cull special attention to oar lino of Laundry and Toilet
H mps. Having bought in largo quantities, wo can offer special induce
incuts to dealers ns well as consumers, our lim? of Toilet Sonjm I*
complete, prices ranging from J ? couts a euko down to three cakes for
? cents.
John M. C'Inrdy, salesman, would bo pleased lo have his friends
and acquaintances tocal! and seo him.
SIMMONS BRO
FOWLER li LOOK
HECOXD DOOK HWLOW <?UAY & SULLIVAN,
LAURENS, S. C.
ntl 17 ly
We (nil prove that J Is* lena thai two.
If/ :> i don't believe it o all e>x
BOOK AND DRUG STORK.
The big bolo left there after tho immense sale of ITblhiay doods linn
l.eei. filled up with a .new stork Qt Drug?, Patent Medicine* School
Hooks, Hiank Hooks, Stationery, Paper Novel?, Picture?. Fraraei and
Paney doods of all kinds. Pres!) puro gardon Seeds. Second-hand
Hehoo) Hooks bought and sold. New lol Birthday L'an's.
J, K WILKI S
Uudor HendeUa Motes