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FARM, FJKLD Wi) (J A RHEN MODES Of AGRICULTURE PRACTICED BY PROGRESSIVE FARMERS. l*u..l.<M' Lill?. In K?l?'l'.n ?>-? ll.ja. ria,' luv ? ii -o.d l?.?#-?-ll? |<I??-T !?>?. *. "*l fcBVrtlr? Tr. iltml f.,r Ihr- l ol iln IIM; hl't** ling ?? i V. . '. H'oim. lt li*.? Uttsti pr..TC, r>rer ?nd onr ??rajn tL?i tl* l?rv*- of '.hi- .?..??.o i?? '.I* UM} etflfttmll? ilewl myod I, v tjj*.- Opp! i *. n ( etti., r l'un goru ?* pnrple ^?/ta^r. urnfe-nds/til tbl.? f?-*. bul many ai* p iztlci] r>-g*M M? tb*- eXStfrt ?fi*- .r t o? patean r?-? 4.'r?-?i hv-;>?"?,."?i ?."^j- ?t '.r.* Jfe* Vork -1 ;?n *;.?.. : . .?.*?. v- i--*-r ?jitM Ir II *. - I l*?rl* ftvi-t taltai with UIH? j??? er, L-I?V^ it k? ;?-?f tb?'. OtM of th* ??.?-*, o ; .? . ' the p?astT i? . .r?Vi*-?it ?L- II Kl*: \ *. mt* thoroaghh t ?i TV? .?.;...?-.:.... \ moth Mttoortt of ll :? - r. thkfl ii gefWffJI} V ; -i Ni -' . I ? ?"...?? r 04?MBItKll twn '-O' poo-d f th* l'l i?fr*?:r, lo tweotj pryttivli .f pulverised pU.- * er Aj? SOCS* |T ?CT! pr*f?-f to 'i**- afct<-r ?J. a dtinv#t.?. tr*?:-. the '^.?-.J?. alten pta . . r^k,'- tt I bc -. ilion .:.-*.? . r th*? ro?ni rau-x. *n>v'.r.'. tb*j r tb*t pro . . c*9t<-tlT* ?}..;.. ua?d m liifai ??.? TT* ?Rilli J-.S* 0*?. '.fi': Of-i.t' Iii at ..*.. hail on ry* .? I';..-.? jfT?i n inl\**l fj - kx?A of tk'.? vi...: ; M fSjCVorily \? I rpi? IW?i kt I ( - ..tn rv.*-? lb* (Wi* gr?*-ti pi-.%?-d ii'? it equUij effective AA r, i- >-<rfiM<k'rnbly ?.t^-ig*t ti n.- latter, th* '"-X. "f .:.<. SppltafctiOfl U sooiewl n" .- . * HA -tl little of th* poison u used h. < ?th? r '-av- , tbe dl?eitrtif? ii ;?-. .- light Uat:? r?**Ht?? the onlj pr>v-tnv-aiix of destroy 111 ?_- '..*>. .'. .? '/ a; ;? u" '1 *.o ifktt.erif.if '.I.?-:.'. bj hw '. : ?hak or broahing ' ..-'*. frofu tb? | - '- uUj Y?ri?y.-li ' ' fit? '.fc' n ' .. A r Mr f.'?rr:.*.'. ?dil .; .'. i'.'- Itural New Vor lier titile? *.ti*l (or th mi s i.- . - he ba.i ?ol': j ?MMfaliy ?of?i "-3 thin p?-t on I . ? ...?? WIT. Iluliikch .>/ pyrethrii/h lei In ont?;r to rniik?:- the '*"iTK ? jiovr ?f.? r. th- \r . r ir \i .r- fr??h Ab??Jt '. . -;.?..-i.' ..- ? [Viwdet w?.-r*r uaed b ' .. y gaJioim // Watt-r ii U l*!?t?.-r lo ?rel tb? fx?wder :.r-'. Hith warra w?vt< r fort/i ' j kate arid then rrii x the with ibo d<nlrer.l quantity of cold water Ir. Torr, liv- to teii rnhiutea iif*.?-r tbe h^u- Ive thc Rpray ..;.-> lA?|rin t?i , fkh lo ti. (?TOimd, where moat ?J! tle.-tn wriggbi about until they db?, thotigh a ?.?rf.^iti pro|iortlon recover (>uriiig the ' few <in% . when the h'i^'i j.;i[?< >ir in gnut febt ii'iinh? r-. lt I? pece?aarj' to r- t<?-at th<- , nf ?nt y lug t'very day, or even twice u ?luy j Til?: liquid wwi M|>raye?] upon tl*/.- :ni?--?t<f?l planta hy tho employment of a hand pump, rubber and iron tube, tor i rubikling with a cyclone nozr.lo lt ought to lie <vl']i.-d that li'iha/'ii la a dr-Klrablc in Meet le kit f'.r rnatiy garden i<!anth. uj.d u> lt la not ifihtonouN to tin- fi o man family, '?light to have tho preference over ar .".io'ul rerne-dlea wherever lt laotTof'tunl AtU-ntton ht ?->I?I< <I t?, ihr- fact that emili ?loin of kcroacrio, thoroughly Kprayed, on fruit ??. well .>.?? nriiameidptl ?n<--. have proven deatrnetlve to rllfferx-nt injurious Ifiaeeta Tho web worm, K?I lr*iubiea<>me in w,m<j locolitieH, muy lx> nulxlued v.Uh un application of a dilute emulsion of kerosene, Kt-ntnrtcv IOIIP iii ILA?. Kentucky blue groan, pron pratensis, h entitled to ii front, riink among pasture grossen ami has given to Unit st ute und Its "blue grass region" a ?.<.!! deserved distinction as tie- hn.^ling ground of iiorses of th? llnest description us well as for producing cattle thut ur?- nowhere surpSHsed This grass ls ornamental us well im useful for yunis und lawns, on ?oomint of UH rich color und steady (rrovvth. ami Hi cultivation hos lieen wlduly extended Into othei stuti-s In a word binn grass thrives over a lurg?) ex tent of country, and ?.s(?v?,ittlly on rich upland limesbine soils. The seed i.s very light, weighing four tooti pounds to tho bushel, und two bushels ar? required to tho aero, whllo for u thickly iv>wn lawn thu ipinntlty uiny safoly Ii? doubled, blue gnu.s rorpilroH Hmo to !*. co rac well establlshoJ ns K [lomianunt past are, und lt ls Ix-ttirr to protect lt from ?t'x k tho lirst year. For lawns it ls quite a common pruetlee Ui mix Kentucky hine gruss with r?-?l top ami white clover. Ornwliku I'oiikiiH-n I'nlUr Mulrb. At tho ?"?llorado State Agricultural col lege, win-re ?.Kjtatoos hav?i beim grown und. r mulch for tlin?n SOftAOnS, lt hftH IKS-II .h ??o'' - '. that tho Ix'tit mulch ls oomjioscd of either partially decayed materials ?ir of rJoau cut Btraw. lt ls roportod that the yield undei mulch ls ordinarily grouter titan without, copoclolly In uncongenial climOB The shading of the ground fur nlshi's tho proper conditions of tom|>orH turn lind moisture Ut the root, un well uri n? mmg tim necessary rnochanlcal condi tion of the soil H?> desirable in Booming uniformity and tho greatest |>o>-ul>lo dn volopiiu-nt of tub?-r. A mulch, to lie of any vuluo In a dry climate, should, ru> cording to the ror>ort lu question, l?- quite a foot thick, using large seed ploma, how over, to Otiablo the tops to push through the ?iver. Tho opinion ls ox pressed that mulch culturo is only practicablo on a sundi scale und In local lt lea, soils ami seasons unfavorable to tho proper development of tho potato under ordhiury culturo 1 lo pul? ,il Vnlnn nf Anlinul Mnnnr??. Hie real chemical value of animal ma mires, other things being equal, is in pro portion hi the nitrogen, phosphoric acid and j..I'II di they contain, aid the qlllllltity of t lc i- chemicals existing in the rnuiiure ls determined, other things Ixmig e<pial, by tho quantity contained In the fi?i?l of tho animals making tho manure It will tbiiu ho Been Ihftt there ls a wide difference in tho value of liurn yard manures, which will satisfactorily account for tito fiu-t thut far better results ure experienced from the manure of animals which have been given agenerotifl portion of nitrogenous food in rations than from un oqtlsJ ipinntlty from such as have mendy kept up un existence through tho winter on struw, roots, otc. ind the superior value of guano mid ben umn u rc ls duo to tho charuot'-r of the f<<o<l out of which lt boa boen mode. Noihlfijr. l-;<iiinls lt. Zulaba, Fla., June 27, 1IIK7 N K. Venablo it I "o: I bayo been iiHlnir ll. rt, n, in nv fMiu llyasa lilrsnl nuriiier. Having never used?Hiiy modicum looqunl it, ltospo? thilly, Mrs lt M Laws, Makes un Old Man VOIIHK, (Kxtract from a latter.) P,H I bought three bottloa of your liol aide lllooil hahn from my friend ll I ? Milliard, ol I 'ii i n po In I lo, HI', I have hoon using P. thron weeks. It appen rs togire me now lifo and now *>tro ngth, If thorn ls anything that will mukw au old non voting it ls li ll H. I am willina; to ?.ll lt. I can earnestly and honostly roc?mniciui Motante Minmi Ital m. ?IOTA NIC H/,OOl> JlAf.M 0 AMONG THE FlOA'EftS. Dil? I tin- '.? thc tul! M at ??wi nf limul, Mtrr.'itfel an.1 IVrriinlil llonrr*. HM cultivation ot popular flower*, that i* rh- annuals, biennial* vd perennial*, han!/ ! r? mini :.- tsdi hard) io .. r--. hftt ot laU fallen off wm* ?.i?t i-i roan) kttalitlo* This ??? to bo rv - ; tm t iver? ??*. exceedingly tltrwrtifi en?l ?-??J of culture Tbei an propagated fr .rn tut?l ?itb oren care bw? m?t un -n: prw/tto>V<fi -A bknmi Aj^j a "?nnt rariet) ..f rotor* Tb-- sui I '?.-*. vb. pt ci to flout "ring td*jil - I rfd j i* a light, irfaj4? . Arr, o ...? ?lng i moderato int f \ ta M? tc ...t vA -.?.;>> r.r -.i-,J to RIX'. lt \? r * but *A it r^rv-i;, '-..of.-'.- tb?! lb? i'.ijr if li?.? ttiurti itMSVw ..f vii it L? ' ?.' .'- '!:;' ' if tberta Viii - . . i.? ' : . :t. roughly rutted ma.? . ..... p-?;??fi?oit?d . . . . -i ti?. *4I. 'lug to iJ,/ . . . A iriebc* ?Ill b all that h h*> ? * i 71. ..? dw/uW U- ?? |'li?l hi cpftitg ootr but prvrio'i* t< Awring M**1S \b-s.?ii * iirifW- <hg"n: mar ls ?1 ..?..?.'4?*-- -.-i; ?T?-:. it. a-t h. pre pari ."- U?bi ran IA '.?V.. :) t are -?-? ;.?.;..," .! '.Ital tl.. ground to av i*- ? ?ttl . . it?d In 'I.. mid ie.- tliat tKV wail ililli tb? .-.irt?i U warm and friable i*. ..- .v:..~d sow ',-.t K part -.f <i,wb package ? .??.:'., lit? fir^t hutaiico. ?lie .? :.-.k.!i Hg -*-..?! ?# . r?-j rv ed t ,t BUbw ii ; * ?*? ?. ut 'itv. "f fail im* AA a nile .ie- Mttrfarif v,;. ii.- .id ?.. ilry, rather tban ??.-t at tr- lime .?' cowing avoid al way II indortaking tl.? operutio:. when the .rr ct..? Ifl o r v ??.?. ?-..[?.<rielly if tie weat bei i 'ri h is parti'. ; ?arly can ?! nevi that flower bods are not covered leer, For ii rt,m?- rity of tl.?- w-?-dH a v?rv thin ' vertilg - .: ice?; if Howh tor, dn-p tie-;, i ir?- I inger it. ;'?*rnilnatlfig, ar.d th- small mea an liable to decay lt ftornctlrue* in ? om- a mon- ?Ven dlatrlbution >f ver) ..mal? weeda, mich un U.os<- of enrri , panula di ..V.?.'is. etc . If they an niin-1 ^-for?- v.v*h,^ with a littl? One, 'ir;. s>;. the talxture being aown lu 1 the cune way .i- ?Iii- ?-?-?-?IT. Wfx>ll} ?e.da which tallier? tu each <<th?-r, uko tho ; ?.'?'dr- amuraidl ns ot? , should bo rubbed with H I'f.l- tine sand, ?hieb will gun?' | rall) sopa-iiiv: lhem In uh caaea tlc tior?- thinly th? Nooda ar? atiewn, tb? urttei when ?'?, thickly aown, tho aced liii^?. becom? elongate!] and sick h -an ?vii which no nuliHOfpient thinning out ?viii entire!) remedy Karly In th? s<-a.->ori tho Watering pot, with Ono none, in nat Ix- uv-d should tie ?/ill very dry and the weather nunn) Avoid, however watering ju t a*. iii?.'i;t when tho weathei i- ne lined to Ix- e?ild. lt paya to give lb? .m.? lilwral tn-at nient to annuala, etc., that in uMiinlly \* dowud to geraiiiuina. verbeiuui and other pinn'-. ||-*4H1 foi l??-<!'liti^ pur|?<>fteH. Many seedlings th ri vu better for l?elng tranaplantisli there are, however, man) exreptloiia to thia rule Tap rooted anno al.H, Roch aa Ibo larkspur ?.nd some of tie poppy tribe, d<, not take ?-: tully to tratiH plant.iii!,' Ill? uiiial [?laiitH do not usually How? i tho fir?<? aeuHon, and the see,!-, ure often -owed a . latean Align?t and ."N-jitiinlx-r Ilion if tho planta get strong before ooh! weather they will bloflSOm tho following Kummer I'oronnlalH ironthiuo to Mower two or mon year."" In RUCCCSSIOII. When one hon hilt little IhllO to devote to the l!o?'-r gurdon the bani) noris ar?- ndvlned, for theae, with little rani, will give, OH hui Itoofi alreiuly told, very go<jd return ..von under wlvciflMi clrciuiiKtnuecn. h ilee.i t hete apireara no Ki'od reaaon why over) hoiuo should not l>o brightened hy tho prononce of llowora. When one hus not niivist wxn\ from jire vloun soanonn these may \m purehaned at a .[nail cont of tilo le-iu.-. i Hoiilsuian Tin needH ure, uowodnyn, put up in [rack iw.1 >. on tho outaldo of which ap(x-ur printed liistruetliiiiH for tl?-ir sowing and after cultivation. Tho cataloguen of leading seedsmen aro, aa a rule, mint to any add rena, on written a[ifill''atton, free of cont. Those cataloguen an-, many of thom, veritable guidon to l>ot)i farm and guillen, uad every household ought to lu lu |>OHSOHHIOU of tho OUCH issued hy trilHt worthy hounea CiiiMi 1 erl 11 In? 11 ita. Aro tito "navel" marka often found on the oilier varlotloa of tho orango tho effect if Impregnation of nu* el pollcuY Do auch oronnlngn and hybridlxntionn ever effect tho fruit of tho (towera In which they occur? Doon fertilization In any form of lifo effect tho [turent to tho extent of in docing structural changea? Those aro tho quonttonn raised hy Professor Meehan In Florida Disput "h. und all of which ho seems to think scion tl flo hive; ligation an swers In the negative If thin 1m the true solution lt overthrows many of the iv. cepted beliefs of practical horticulturists; wo can i'luiii KOjuiudiofl an.one tho melons with Impunity In dofiuiiee to tho time honored axiom of tho gardeners unit "sipiaahen srioil tho melons." A ncantlfuJ N?w Violet? A new violet named Mme. Millot, and vouehed for hy Peter Henderson as a dis tlnct and beautiful variety, which con tains tho first n-al shade of ml to bo found lu tho violet, is attracting attention from lovers of Howers Tho color ls do HITIISSI aa Itolng a violet purple, shaded with carmine The flowers are double and aro similar in form to tho well known blue variety. '-Marlo I/misc," and OTO produced hi profusion This variety, it ls also claimed, possesses tho violet perfume to a marked degree. Polo anil lluali ll- nun. ' Polo or runnhig beans, as a claas, are not very hardy, and cannot ls; planted un til settled mild weather. Pour plunts In a hill, with hills four foot apart each way, ls aa i lo e as they should hr grown, as they roi] ll I re plenty of air ami light Lillias, is'irig very tender, should not lie planted before tho ground ls very warm and mollow Hush or running beaus though somewhat hardier than jsilo heans, must not bi planted until settled weather All beuna tluiv.- host in wurm, light BOIL Patents. Caveats, Trade Narks and Copyrights ' iiii.oin il, and all oilier business in the r.s. Patent Oflloo attended to for Mon IO KATH FKKH. Our ollie?? ls op|>oaito tho I'. H. Patent O?dles, and wo can obtain Patenta in less timo than thoao renn.ie from Washing ton. Hand Model or Drawing. Wo advise ns to patent ability Ire? of ehiirg?; und w? trinke no charge utilosa we obtain Patent. We rotor bore to the Postmaster, the Hupt, of Moi,ev Order Div., and the oft! olalaof tho U. M. Patent Oflloo. Koreir euli.r, advice, terms and roforonees to actual clients in your own Htale or County, write t# 0. A.SJJNOW. EMPSON MILUS. ?Htcr Hipp Lo YOL. ?. LAI KENS C. LIM S. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1886. big job of Clothing _Baltimore Fir?. Greater and GRA? THE AUGUSTA C IMMENSE STOCK: OF IS: NOTIONS. ROOTS AND SlIoES, nnv ready for inspection. RRAIN: nwarl mareil thc ?I I and elfetc inetlmds ??f tho CREDIT system. One is Un ifie one i-,i!,t^ .?nt th.^ road tn wealth and indepen lenee the other, well, you ii A I KW tMiiili r, DECISIVE WORDS, CONDENSED IN COLD i -Under-Buy, Under-Sell, Money Dc A 5u\i:i4 of -'."? ;. ir c mt. THATS ALL. Ttieie h no use in wasiing a dollar OaS?n Compa nv ge* their gook from Augusta consequent! he were a competitor would make him sweat You aro aw-.ire thnt t!ie more cannot Ln.-t them as cheap as one hut in^ a hundred. Our Syndicate Imports all the factories. Augusta Ix-inu our hipest market is our distributing |Kiint. In at least a million doll ir? and at a saving to ua of 10 lo 25 |K?r cent less than in ors, and oticr. Calicoes in Coi!? nt lc a yard. Sateens in nilla at l? yard. 1 DRESS GOODS AND SILKS. 100 dress patterns in tricots, casie 1? mack cashmere from 10c lo I INJ yrd. ,nor3 &c..froin 50c to 72c a yard. Albatros? all wool 4 I 4?> yard. No two alike. inch aide, albatross 60c yard. \?i v,i9 ynl\i 0f Hie I?ooin for 1 0u. ?' 200yds 30 Inch wide colored Cash-,20 yds shirting for 1 00. mere tricota at 20c. G yds tweet! for 1 00. v< ?00 yils colore i dress <_'?s. ls nt 1 Jic An all wool Jersey f<?r 1 00. ' and lie, IC yds check nainsook for 1 ?s?. h Our Shoe Department the Grande ? .-;/. or quality that good taste can suggest or money can buyt eau ' ' .x oil Ki ri s ?h .o-, ?r.? al w.iv. ?old l>v u- t->-? elteap. Trv as on the shoo ?< u? A WORD TO MERCHANT , THE AUGUSTA 0 DISl Kl I'd I HUS OF DRY GOOD THK FURNITURE PALACE Of .A/u-guista,, O a.. The Largst Finest, ard Most EeliaU House in the South! We aro now receiving our Kail stock of Furniture. The ll nest and cheapest . vei h.i<l, ami this i> saving very much, for we have i<>i y< .ir?? lioen THE LEADERS ot li iii Styles ami Prices alwayssellfug on close margins. Wo have all the woods mode Into furniture, consisting of M ul.Genny, heriy, ntio,ue O : k . J li ital ;. li M I.hi t ; i y. i.t Iqtll ? li, Solid ll, Olive ; l.ll Walnut. Walnut Suits. *:?.", nu. Marble top.?to00 Parlor Suits, Hush Walinu Frames, \i . in : o in. l inc suk Pan >uit-, (.Vi oo t.. * :io I o. We carry from fia to 7?p arlor nils ami from lOfltn 150 chsml>er suits in -tock lt will pay tua ;<> come und soo UM ?#r write for catalogue an I price Hs -cut free ru appin .iii.ai omi ?un? prier, wc will IM ({lad I? t show \ . il I ht on ph FLEMING & BOWLES,' The Leaders S43 Broad St., .A. vi gm stet O a. 15 ACON, Sit i AK. CANDY, FLOUR, PICKLES, CRACK I".Its, MOLASSES, PEPPER, CANNEDOOODS COFFEE, SPICE, OF ALL KIND! ('ar Loa 1 of Flour just Kecoived. j .car-Load of Bagging and Ties ] ?vv--A.a-ojcsrs -AJNTID BUGGIES All of which wo sell ut HOTTOM FIO Uti KS. Geo. IB. Anderson La. utreras - - - "SO "Auditor's NotiosJI Tho following Act is publirihcd io obedience to instruct ions from i Iou. J. s. Vernor, Comptroller eu or il AN ACT to Allow Cnimprovvu I .II m ls Which Have Not liceo on tho Tax Hooks Since 1876 tobe Listed Without Penalty. BKCTIOS I. Ile it enacted hy tho Senate and House of Representa tive* of thc State of South < 'nrolinn, now met nod sitting io Oeneral As sembly, ?ind by the authority of thc same, That in all cases where unim proved laud which has not been upon the tax books since tho tiscal year commencing November 1st, 1H70, and which are not on the for feited list, -liai! nt any time liefere the 1st day of October, issn, be re turned to tho County Auditor for taxation, the said Auditor be, and is hereby, instructed lo assess the same and to enter it upon thc dup licate of tho llscal year commenc ing November 1st, IH?7, with tho sim?le taxes of that year. Sr.c. 2. That all such lands as may be returned to tho Auditor foi taxation between tho first day of October, ISHs, shall lie assessed and ( barged with the simple taxes of the two tiscal years commencing respectively on (he Hrs;day of No vember, 1H8H, and the tlrst day of November, IHHS. SKC. h. That us soon us practica ble after tho passage of this Act the Comptroller Cen era I is directed lo furnish a copy of the same to each Auditor in the State, and the Auditors are required to publish tile same in each of their county pa pers once a week for three months during the year I8KK, amt for the same period of time during the year I ' '1 ; i o 11 the JOSI of snell publica tion shall be paid by tho County Treasurer, upon the order of the County Commissioners, out of thc ordinary county tax Inst collected. Approved December 19, IKH7. (J. M. LANdSTON. Auditor Laurens County NOTICE, ALL person? aro hornby not Hied that the time for paying town laxos hus benn oxtniuled to May IMh, and that after this dato, the penalty will IM? enforced. Jly ordor of Connell, N. ?. I?!AL, c. w. (IA KKK rr, Intendant. Town Clerk. Tl IK LAURENS BAR. J. T. JO UN HON. W. H. X 11 ' fl K Y JOHNHON M RICH hi Y| ATTORNKYa AT I,AW. OWICU Fleming'! Corner, Northvrssl ? iJu of Public Hijunre. LAUUKNS. . H., . K. . W. Ii. M A UTI N, A'PTO KN KY AT LAW. I? A CKKNN. II , M. L. COPELAND, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LAURRNfl C, li., H. C. Ofllco ovor National Uauk. IIKNJ. I>. CUNINOIIAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW. LAUUKNH . H.. - H. . Sf, J. Ilol.UKH. If. Y. SIMMON HOLM KS A SIMPSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. L J ?l d NH. II., - . . H. . N. H. Il A IC li IS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. LAC HUNK, 8 . . gtWOHkiio ever atore of W. L. Royd. A Wonderful Discovery j TOHBACCO AN All) TO HEALTH ! AN KU TOIIACOO, manufactured i>\ Tho?. O, Williams .v r.,, IUOIIMIOIML Va , umlor a formula proparod hy Prof. .1. vv. M al lott, of the unlvorslty of Vir? KIOIH. Anti-malarial, Antidyspeptic, a gnni I Net Vine MM I ail I'H ell. nt chew. Try Itt No Htiiiinug! For salo Ly all dealers, fall for pam phlet. May 1? nm BROWN'S JACK Will bo nt my IIOUHO lor tho next :M>dsy*. Torilla $1(1, Insurance, Money duo whon Mare provo? In fold. J. M. CLARK, [DER Than Ever! SASH COMP NY'S rEW SPRINQ GOODS ?, aiai BULLION the jkowertljat moves thc world, ami trample? in the i slow music i-f the p:ist ; the other the live quickfWp of tao present, ave au hie? where it lead? to. ?TESL LANGUAGE ?wn, CASH BEFORE DELIVERY,==> when you can tavc it. An old timor say? the ''jk.\lg\JLS"tfiL V cannot sell go**ls us cheap as others." A big mistake, ami one which ? man buys the cheaper he buys. A person buying ouo cate of goode ?ts own gooda direct from Europe and all mir staple* aro brought from this way ?re get lirst choice every season ol'a stock that will aggregate *rkct value. If this were not so how could wc undersell our coiupetit Dress Goods in rolls at li yard. 20 yard*standard prints for 1 00. 0 yards Jeans for $1 U0 Embroideries enough to load tho 0 yards white lawn for 1 DO. (.real Eaateru, in 'l ulle. Naiueuok, Mack and colored silks, a new line. Cambric, 4c, Torchos, Melia and rielly first class. Val Laces. Flouncing, a> beautiful Trimmings in braid, plushes, vel- line. td-, buttons Ac. to correspond. New Sining (cloves in Lisle silk Don't buy a fine dress until you nd kid. in plain and embroidered ave seen these. backs. st Suce?, ss of our Business, bo fourni her . Spocia drivers lu Lui los lino shoos; ditto iu Mon's line ?boo? istiou. SDon't buy until vim soo us, an iii4f|MM>tlou costs you nothing auU may -I.<* the means ul nus in? you several dollars ASH C 0 M P A N, ' s AND SHOES KO H THE 111G G EsT ^r. Y N DI CATE IN THE SOUTH. GRAY & ANDERSON, .Nave mi band mid f??r sale on better terms than ever before 100.000 CiPRESSSHINGLES 50,000 PINE SHINGLES. , 50,000 LATHS. Ceiling. Flooring, Hosing, Moulding, ltrnkets, Haluslers Sawed and Turned I)rv and First-class, ready to lie nailed down. When you need such e<?ne nm! get sizes and {prices, "we liavo all size* on hand cheap. IV We ha Doors and Itlrnds. On rough lumber for frame work we eau heat t >?'l 5 GRAY & ANDERSON _ Laureas C. H . 8 -*? NEW i D E FAE TU ME! SHOE STORE! Having decided to devote my time exclusively t the sale of Shoes and Hats, I wouldsay to 0 the public that all in need of such Goods can save money by giv ing me a call. Shoes of every kind. Thc finest assortment In town, and will bo sold on Hie closest margin. W. H. GARRETT, GARRETT'S SHOE STORE, LAURENS, S. C. SIMMONS BROS. *:o: Il A VI NG^opnned'oul u full line of STA I* LE ANO FANCY O IW CKIIIKS in tho town of LaiiruM?, ?..poctfully Invite tho buying public to call ami see us. Wc proposo to carry everything in tho way of plantation supplies, such us Corn, Bacon, Flour, Meal, Molasses, Sugar Coffee, Lard, Rice, Grits, Plows, Plow Stock*, Plow Bolts, Single Trees, Hames, Traces, and everything usually carried in n first-class Grocery Store alli of Which we propose to sell at very dos? prices. ' Wo would cull special attention to our lino of Laundry and Tolloi Soaps. Having bought lu large quantities, wo cnn offer special induce monts to dealers ns Well Jits consumers, Our Uno of Toilet Sou?* I? completo, pilcos ranging from 20 cents u cako down to three cakes for John M. Clarity, salesman, would bo pleased to have his frionds and acquaintances to call and see bim. NS BEOS., FOWLES 15 LOCK SECOND noon BKM>W OKAY A SULLIVAN LAURENS, 8. 0. nu 17 ly HHUDGENS. J.J.PL?88 Laurens Iron Foundry -ANI>_a ? ?mlfer tho above huid we hilve cemmenoni burliness and aro now prepared to Make nil kinds of Castings and Machine Repair Work. We will give prompt Attention to all work that may IMJ riven na, anti will 1K> thankful foi liberal patronage. Laurens Iron Foundry and Machine Shops LAURENS, S, Oe