The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 06, 1888, Image 2
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fi \ U Ki :\s, S. C., June 0, \S8o'
The Press A llnnncr of last week had
something to say iii regard to the sus.
pension of the Clinton Enterprise.
Our contemporary states that the
Greenwood Tribune was not self-sus
taining until tito merchants guaran,
teed $00 i month lor its support. Willi
tho single exception of Greenwood,
which town by thc wac i-* exceptional
ly progressive and far-seeing, t?tere ia
not a paper in South Carolina that
lias long survived upon gratuitous con
tributions, i Ibservatiou teaches that
patrons mini feel that they uet an
equivalent for theil' contributions, or
the interest will eventually die. Willie
nnv newspaper, however inferior, does
milch for Hie community in which it
circulates, yet it inn il measure its pa
tronage hy its merit, lt seldom hap
pens that .". real! ygood '.ap.-:', which
attains ti high standard aiid strives to
in?rense in ?Rellenos, fails for;want
of Support. Paper- that turnup
their toe-," nie ii tis expect ncr
chants and others' lo pour money into
their colters. ifr'CSpocMug of thc merit
bf the public dion a id thc value lo bc
rqCeiv . i.
Tho New York Tritium- thinks that
Lani i s i bu?ty is In a bad wa) he
cause Democrats hore propose to nom
inate !.. ir own party candidate willi
na' tho ul I of 'tlio.se of th\> negroes who
h'fuscsl III accept tlc oii'ef ol' fellow
ship in ",>'.. Wo dono: believe ; thal
thc Tr ?tin un will lind as much cain
pulgul capital in this as it anticipates.
I !.<. fact li, UI?HC yvho t ..!*.; thc ti'Oubic
to investigate thc status of ti Ifni rs in
South Carolina are convinced that the
negro is in posCssion of quite tis many
polijical privileges as lie eau enjoy.
Ile ?.,';:>... I to org'itii/. . I and hold
c >a veatiotn od libiluM\ he can gi) to
tho polls tm i vote Tor whomsoever bc
chokes, uninolt sled rind without fear.
Tiiere are in Laurens County hun
dreds of colored tuen who regularly
vote'tho D?mocratie ticket, and lhere
arc hundreds of others who do not.
All wc claim is thal as a party, the
democrats must name their own stan
dard icari ; - . and allegiance since 'Tb
is the crucial test to which this class
ol' voters are subjected, before they
can pari icipato.
lt is be hoped that Laurens will
not follow Hie example of Greenville,
in demanding primaries for the state,
and when il comes to the Congressional
and Judicial nominations, leave the
delegates in darkness, if those nom
inees arc nol chosen by thc primary
plan, thc result, will bc charged to
Laurens, which county now appears
to hold a balance of power, Certain
convention manipulators may seek lo
putin tiie convention, hut now is thc
time to ic--' thc primary and every
democrat should be present at every
club meeting and place himself square
ly on record for ?his mode. Lot us
hear thc candidat*, s.
A prominent larmer in Anderson
County, and st rar ge lo say. he is not
n candidate, has made the following
suggestion: ,'l'liat thc candidate who
.seeks tho farmer's Support, ho subjec
ted toa tesl of Iiis knowledge ol' farm
work, aim identification with tho far
mers' interest. That a grand cotton,
chopping ho ordered. ; % 11 . l thc candi
date who can chop the most cotton in
a day. be I lu: choice of the farmers.
Now. suppose this plan, ivhicli i!
mac bead lcd. is overwhelmingly pop
ular in Anderson, bc adopted III Lau
rens. How would some ol" our poli
ticians figure ! Wc venture Un- pre.
diction that somo who have never
Witnessed tllO process Of chopping
cotton would provo as successful i"
that line a> in the line of legislating.
I'ho opinion is freely expressed
thal. I), s. Henderson will supplant
Congressman Geo, I). Tillman iii tito
2nd District. Tillman is not with
Cleveland on tho tarin"and thc voters
are striving to put in a straight-otd
tarli!'reform man, which depends in a
great mensure upon the success of tho
eifort lo secure a primary.
Lam ens is thc central point in our
Judicial and Congressional Districts,
ami is in every way suited, and by
every consideration entitled to the
convention which will soon be called.
W ill Laut ons go back on her on
dorsoments of the Primary, or will
tho clubs instruct delegates io break
the combinai ions by rejecting Hie
convention inntle of making Con
gressmen Pi
Tolerably Tough.
j Tho Augusta Chronicle gets off* thc
following :
Kditor J. C. Carlington, of Laurens,
who, by thc way, publishes one of.
thc best of the Carolina weeklies, is a
somnambulist. While glancing over
the matter in preparation for th?isme
of his paper for the current week, he
noticed an article telling of the de
struction ol* Laurens by an incendia
ry tire. Rlforts to ascertain who wrote
the article, or what pi inter put it in
type, failed. lt soon looked out that
Kditor G arlington had writ*.en ami set
up the article while asleep, walking
from his residence to his ollioc in the
dead of night to ?lo so. The account
ol'the lire recited, among other things,
that tho loss occasioned by thc lire
would foot up ?70,000, with one-eighth
insurance.
Hut for the fact that tliti '"Tale"
aas hoi >\ produce I by our Moun
tain City contemporary. THE ADVKR*
TISEK would he in doubt as to wheth
Ol or not its editor had fully shaken
off somnolence when he first noticed ,
the paragraph in the columns ol'the
Augusta Chronicle. Now. however,
we ari? fully convinced, that the som
nambulism of Kditor Darlington is
due entirely to the somniloqnism of
nw: ( Seorgl i brother.
We he'ieve all the candidates for
Congress are claiming Laurens solid,
but it is e\ ?dent t hat all the candi
dates are too fast. The vote ia di
vide I, ai I nothing but a primary
can '.re* tlie sentiment of this coun
ty.
Tlie Columbia corresponden* of
tlie Augusta Chronicle says that Mr
IL lt Tilim.ui has challenged Mr.
J UO. C. Haskell to linet Ililli on the
.tump in Laurens to discuss the dil'
1 fcrences between those gentlemen
1 growing out of thc recent conven
tion. Tho correspondent adds, ''It
is supposed thal Laurens was sc
looted b -o uno. it is believed thal
that count y ?J "saturated and per
moated" with Tillmnnisin, hut there
?re many fail minded men there
. Who Will nCOOI'd IO bnfl sides tl
. proper healing, and judge between*
' thom on ibo reid merits of tho case."
l! is earnestly hoped that thc rc
rpiest <i! our A. A M. society will
: bc graute I. aal the Kui'tlicr'a Insti
. lute arranged. Laurens is centrally
! located, till 1 lhere is every reason to
; believe thal rt laroo number of far*
: mers from tile surrounding counties
j will avail themselves of this oppor
, Utility, Laurens is wide awake a?r
i ?cultm allv, and having put in a
claim thus early, will probably se
cure thc Insti'ute. Now let tho (own
j do a good part, air1 begin prepara
I lions at once.
CURIOUS THiNGS OF Lil C.
Cudi line, .Mah., hus a barber who never
talks. Ho ia ?leaf and dumb.
A mun in St. bonis was lined t.*5 for trying
to kiss a young lady tho other day.
A Philadelphia murderer bears th? appro
priate narnu of Killer.
Tho bloom stalk of a century plant at a
Florida exposition grows at thu ruto of ?ix
Inches a day.
Darius Scott, of Arkansas, ls 9.'? years old,
and has Ins gravestone all lettered, except
thu datu of death.
A man in Connecticut, who built a fancy
barn, stole eight tombstones from a grave
yard to build his mangers.
Tho female horse thief is thc latest from
Ohio, two "pretty and stylishly dressed"
ones having boon Jailed at Akron the othor
day,
A bubbling well that throws nj? miiall
rubies, diamond dust and fragment* of load
stone among its sand, is tho latest wonder re
ported from Indiana.
livery manon tlie Kansas City police force,
it ls saul, is a church member. Two of tho
ofllcers nre elders in the church and a num
ber of them ure deacons,
John Jones, a near sighted yoting man liv
ing in Hath county, Ky., attempted to cut
otT the head of a chicken, missed his mark,
and took olT his left hand instead at th?
wrist.
A California widow had plans for a $60,000
monument for her lato deported, hut when
the lawyers got through fighting over ti.d es
tate tho widow waa doing housework at
f*?r week for tho man who draughted the
(nonunion t.
The maddest woman south of the line is
thal Georgia sho who sat up till I o'clock
awaiting her husband's return from "the
lodge," ami upon going upstairs found th?
supposed culprit, safo in bed, where he hud
been snoring away her hours of vigil.
A New York business man has a novel !
method of refreshing lu. memory. When bo
has something hiirxuuitit to attend to the I
next day he writes himself u postal curd re
minding hun of the mutter, and, finding the
card among (bo mail the next mc.-ning, at
tends to it tho first thing.
THE ROMANCE OF LIFE.
A clergyman nt Westchester, Pu., was so ?
busy tying matrimonial knots ono day that;
he hud to ?end one couple to another minister
' to I. J married,
Mrs. I, M. Sh? nan (white), of Great
Falls, M. T., secured a divorce from her hus
band, Morgan Sherman (colored), tho other
doy, rind Immediately afterward married her
lawyer (white).
An officer of an American war vessel fell
In love with a dusky maiden at Honolulu.
Tho girl's father objected and a secret mar*
! riage was tho result. Tho officer is still with
his ship and the hridu is ut her homo.
A young lady of iiaugor, Mo., who had
been forbidden hy a j3alous lover to go to n
danco with a rival, bad tho Jealous suitor
arrested and lodged in a coll, whilo she
went to the danco with the other fellow.
A wedding took place at Ht. Paul, Minn.,
i whero tho groom was over six feet tall and
the bride a little over two feet in height
Haring tho ceremony the girl stood on s
chair, her head Just reaching to the groom's
shoulder.
A rich North Carolinian put his 10-year
old daughter in charge of a very good young
man, a divinity student, who promised to ses
her safo to boarding school Tboy roached
the appointed place on time, but there went
back to the father a telegram saying tba!
they bad stopped at a way station lou j
enough to ba married?
General Brutton.
The announcement that General
John Htntton is a candidate fori
Congress for this Congressional Dla?
trlct, is one that o mses profound i
sat ist'action.
No man in .South Carolina is
im>ri' p< rfeetly posted as lo Hie po?
lilies and (ho groat interest llivolv- ; J
lng the integrity ot' tlte country than
ho ls. Yet he is no politician lu tho
acceptation ol tho term as it is gen-1 I
emily applied now. He is free from
deniugogmdsm and to so express it,
the tricks ot trade, so often resorted 11
to now, wc regret to say, hy some '
of the men who represent u. at the '
National Capitol! He has two good
moll and t rue, as his opponents, and ',
the ra e in I.aureus nt least, will be ? i
a close one
General Itrtittou is ofcour.se not I '
so well known in our county as he
ls in Fairfield and Richland, where
he is very strong, hut be has some
warm friends and admirers muong ,
us, who are willing to work for and 11
elect bim it we can. We under-!
stand ho made a line impress ion as,
an honest representative of the peo
ple and the simon pure democracy t
of tho Palmetto State while iii (
Washington; when he served, it
will be remembered, the unexpired
term in Congress of the late la- ;
merited .lohn H. Evins. Helsa
planter, and 1- in close sympathy
With his brother tillers of the soil.
And was ;i britliund and gallan:
soldier in tho Confederate service.
We llO| e to see bim on the next
public occasion in Laurens, and
cordially invite him to visit us.
s.\ Ll*DA.
The First Symptoms
Of all Lung diseases are much the same :
feverishness, less of appetite, soro
throat, pains in tInc ehest and hack,
headache, etc. In a few days you may
he well, ur, on the other hand, yon may
he down with Pneumonia or " galloping
Consumption." Hun no risks, bat begin
Immediately to take Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral.
Several years ago, James Hirehard, of
DaricD, Conn., was severely Ul. Tho
doctors said h?' was In Consumption,
and that tin y could do nothing for him,
but advised him, as a last resort, to try
Ayer s Cherry Pectoral. After laking
this medicine, two or three months, ho
was pronounced a well man. His health
remains good t?? thc present doy.
J. S bradley, Malden, Mass., writes :
" Three winters ugo l tonk a severe cold,
which rapidly dewtopeil into bronchitis
and Consumption >i was so weak that
I could not sit up.^ras much emaciated,
and coughed Incessant I j 1 consulted
several doctors, hut they were power
less, ami all agreed thal I was in Con
sumption. At last, a friend brought mo
a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral* j
From Ibo tirst dose. I found relief. !
Two bottles cured me, and my health
baa since been perfect."
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
PREPARED BY O
Dr. J. C. Ayer At Co., Lowell, Mass.
Hold by bli Druggl6t?. Price fl ? six boulti, .?.
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fun Institutions ttl tbt South. )(?.-; <...<?!., Heat
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position?. J; uti ooUTtc, \ month 4 f'^uuet for circulan
DR "W KL". BALL,
DI-'. N'T I ST
dlnee over National Hank.
Ondeo flays Momlaysand ucsdays
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NOTICE.
I n nceordnnce with tho provisions
of 011 Hot of the last Legislature ti,
voting precinct has been establish
Od Itt Fullers Creek Mill, formerly
Odell's Mill, und in order to allow
those who desire to change their
tickets from Clinton to that place,!
to (lo so, I propose opening the
books at said Mill on Friday and'
Saturday the 22nd and 28rd of June
the next, from it to I o'clock each
da jr*.
J. W A SH ING T< ) N W A TTS.
Supervisor ot Registration for
Laurens County.
May list h 1888.
TO RENT.
A splendid roaidonco on " Brooklyn
siile," good gardon orchard, all ne
cessary ont hu lld I ogs lu fact ono of thc
moat desirable resiliences In the Town.
A commodious House and live t nix
Aerea of land on "Btooklyu side:"
Terms moderate.
A number of cottugoa on Jersey side.
FOR RENT A dcsirahlo house rind
lot on brooklyn side.
FOR RENT A live room Cottage m.
Jersey side
FOR RENT Three or four good store
rooms lU tho town of Laurens.
A neat cottage on mailt streel near
M. E. <'burel Price low,
A neat Cottage on Main Slreet, mar
Female < 'ol loge,
A ppl v to
J. M. li A M PTON,
M anagor.
-:-Not'ce to Creditors.-:
South Carolina, / Common
Lauruna County. \ Pleas,
John H. Spoon, Plaintiff,
vs.
Sarah L. Anderson, ns ndmx. et al.
Defendant.
-Complaint for Relief.
Notice ls hereby given to thc cred
itors of the estate of John W. An
derson deceased, to present and
prove their demand" at u Reference
to bc held in tlx* above stated cause
lu the Master's OlflCO on the 80th
inst., at IO o'clock A. M., or bo bur
red.
C. I). BARKSDALE.
t 6 ? Master L. C
ANNOl'NCl'Ml'NTS.
For Senate.
I am a candidate tor tho ofllcoof Sen?
itor for laurens County.
LKWIS NV. SlMKINS.
At the solicitation nt friends, I an I
iou n co myself u candidato for tho stat? |
.?.?ute, mildool to tm- Primary.
JOHN NV. Fri HOC ?ON. I
Pop House ol' Uepresenliit i ves.
We mi' authorized to annotineo fol.
FOHN H. WIIAKTON n eandidato for
.o-ch'ftioii to the House nf Representa*
ives subject to tho result of the Primary
?lcd ion.
Wo are uulbori/.c?( to aiinnunco M H.
1ARKD ll. SULLIVAN a eandidato
for Hie House ut Kenroscntalivos sub
ject to the result ot' the Primary olce
[ ion.
Wo, the friends of MAJ. ll. N. (TX
NI Nt; HAM, respectfully present his
nain > to t he voters ol' Lau rous County
ns a suitable person to represent the
I'OUIlty in the lower House.
MANY Kai KN ns.
Por Probat? .?inigo.
Col. A. W. BURNSIDK is respectfully
announced us a 'eandidato for ro-olecl inn
to the nineo of "Probate Judge, subject to
the result nf the Primary election. *
1 wound respect fully announce to the
voters ol' Luttrells County that I am a
candidate tor Hie nineo of Prohn te J migo,
subject to the Democratic Primary.
JOB J. R?O/.KH.
1 respectfully announce myself a ean
didato Cor the oiliee of Probate Judge
subject to the result of the Primary Klee
t ion.
JOHN M. ('LARDY
For Clerk ol' Court.
1 would respectfully announce luyaell
n candidato tor the ofllce of clerk of the
Court for Laurens County, su ojee I lo Hie
Primary election.
.1. WASH I NOTO N WATTS
I respectfully unnounoe mvself as a
eandidato for re-election for the oiliee ol
Cl ci k ol' Court, subject to the rosllll
the Primary election.
c. W. SH H LL.
Cor Auditor.
I respectful!v announce myself ns a
corni ldu(o for the oiliee of County Audit
or at die itpprnuchingclcot ion, subject to
the result oi' tim Primary.
c. M. PRANKS.
fi. M Langston is u non need ns n cnn -
tlidnte tor re-eleelion to the oiliee of
County Auditor for Laurens County
subject to thc action of the Primary.
Poi' Troasurot-,
W. st't ITT K NI? HIT respectfully taits
himself bet?re the voters ot Laurens
County a s a candidate for the oiliee ol
County Treasur, subject to the Primary
election.
I would respectfully announce my sol I
ll ('?Oclu?ale for the oiliee ol' Coillilv
Treasurer,subject to tho primurv.
.1. WA DK ANDERSON,
I would respect fully nt eseni'myself
for re-eh ellon t.. the oiliee ol' County
Treasurer, subject to thc Primurv.
fOU ii ILCOPKLAND,
Tor School Commissioner.
.Ino. c. Cook of Cross H ill is nom i mil cd
ol'Htdiool Commissioner subject to the
result ol' tho primary. Mt. Cook is a
lunn ol tine ciieat ion a HlMcoMSfn I school
teacher nf '?"i veiirs exp?rience, amt is
eminently ipinlitlcd to till the oiliee.
His desirable that he consent to run
_
I respect i ul Iv- itu pounce myself a can
(1 ld ? t? for t he oiliee of School Comuiis
' sioiicr subject to Ititi Prlnuirv.
N. L, RAltKSDALK.
I respeetfnllv announce myself us a
candidate for School Commissioner sub
loct to the prlinat v,
?' ' T, P. RYRD.
Tho. friends of-M. L, Hull ?ok hoing lui
; ly,satisfied with him in iliHehargittv the
duties of the oiliee nf School Commis
sioner lor I,nu rons I'oiintv respect tu 11,'
nominate him for ro-eloetion, subject to
.ho Primurv.
I'orSlielltT.
1 respectfully announce mv self a can
didate for the oiliee oi SI erin subject lo
the result of tho Primal v election.
? RD Vi Ils P. SIMPSON.
I respectfully nnuouneo myself us a
candidate for re-election to the olllceof
Sherill', ?tlb|oet to tho result of (he Pri
mary.
II. C. I1ALLKW.
I respectfully announce myself na n
i amt nlate tor the (lillee of Sherill',
J. W. CAN Coll H.
1 would respectfully on non nco my
self as u candidate lor the (lillee of .sher
ill for I .un tins County, subject to thc
Primary election. .
Cross Hill, S. ( . W . L. TURili.it.
Wo ate authorized to announce capt.
THOMAS J. Ht CK KIT a candidate fol
the oilier of Sherill, 'subject to Hie result
of the Primary ?lection. .
April 3, ISHS'.
For County Commissioner.
Mr. (i. M, HANNAH ls respectfully
announced as a candidate l'or theolllec of
County Commissioner subject to Prituu
ry|eloot ion.
Hellftietown Township,
I rospootfully annotineo myself a can
didato for the oiliee of county commis
sioner SUbjoct to the Primary.
WILLIAMS \VIH< i HT
Many I'Vlonds.
I rcs|.tfully announce myself us a
candidato for County ( 'ounnlssioner nub
jebt lo thc primurv election.
K O. MI TC 11 KL.
I respectfully nnnouneo niVHolf a can
. idate for re-election to the ofllCO o
County Coinu.issioner for CmireiiH
Count v, Niibhu t io the Primary oloetlon.
.IAS IlKLL.
I rospeetfnlly annotineo myself fl can
(Udale for i e'elcct ion to the oiliee ol'
County Commissioner for Laurons
County subject to the Prlmnrv election.
W. IL DR CM .MOND.
I respect fully announce myself a can
didate for re-election lo tho ofllce ot
County Commlsloner for laurens
(,'ountv subject to the Primary election.
JAS. ix ?WNP. v.
TO My Friends and
CUSTOMERS.
The stile ol my draying business to
Mr. !.. C. Anderson md having been
completed, I beg leave toaoy to the pub
lic that I will continue in tho drnyage
business hauling packages for mer
chants for td . . Hoping to
re?oive a libaral pat rou ugo and promis
ing eloso attention.
Res t eolf?llv,
MAX KA KKK.
Lauren*, S.U. may?gm
AS OTHERS SEE US!
AUGUSTA CASH COMPANY'S
MAMMOTH HST A BUS H M HNT
Windy Blowing Self-inflect ed Merohants !
Tne Town is Full o? The?i
HOW THEY ENVY US! HOW THEY PLEAD ANO BEG FOR TRADE'!!
With willi eiforts they make to con vi noe Hie people Hint all Hie good tbingsof this earth uro crowded m their BO
called immens establishments. Their advertisements read like laides and fairy talcs, Betwoe.: the lines they ?ecm
to suv : "Don't go lo THti AlTCilJSTA CASH COMPANY'S, and yet we prosper, rooliziojr u grand and marvel,
ons increase i\ our trade week alter week, mouth after month and season following season.
This is thc telliti" evidence we oller : That our patrons appreciate our etlbrts to please und satisfy them. ? .
In YOTJLI? 0"W"3ST INTE3REST
visit our ?tore ami make au impartial comparison between our elegant stock and tho goods, offered at uther ?torc?
! about town. Hour offerings are not more attractive; if our va rc ty is not greater, and lin al ly, if our price? are not
I more reasonable, thee will not ask or expect you to make a purchase. That is Business.
Now this fair si i ri no more stalely titan Shv last, V
j licarctl hy our cnrnesl efforts of the pint,
Stands proudly fort Ii t<> meei thc astonished gaz<*,
Ami soars morn tarandi}' than in tonne days.
We are constantly receiving addition-; to our large and ntl radi vc stock or
; DRESS Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Shoes and G nt's Furnishing GOODS.'
Thc throng of welcome guests who have already visited mu establishment were enlightened. W?. convinced that
our .establishment is by far the largest in the I*iedmonl Section. Wir convinced thcyi that we are headers in oju?
I Business. We convinced them that om Syndicate is by f.u the largest in thc State. Wc eonvi|icod them that ?re.
I conduct our business on a basin or thc real and substantial, Wt.II vinco them that out stork, in magnitude, supe.
J riority and variety, has no equal in hanron*. Wc convinced thom that wo aro all wc claim lo bo as wide-awake and
progressive merchants. Wc convinced them as wc ari- prepared io convince everybody that Tho Augusta Cash (V?
establishment is a truly great'store, li is useless for us to enumerate Urti? les amt pt ices as space will not permit,,
but to those who have not booti to see us, wi- say he SIM.- lo onie for you will soo that yon have missed considerable
by coining before. To those who have been, it needs no invitation to com ' ngain ns wo know the handsome wtvle*.
grand variety, polite attention given them will induce them to come motin
THE AUGUSTA
CASH CO.
Tire 4 Old Reliable"
Still To -The Front.
Wo [extend thanks lo our f?ioiuh lor
llieir generous support.through tho lui'
midwinter, mut proposd; by close, buy
iiur, eloso soiling, un<l ilrsUehiss gt . CA U
merit a continual.1 Ibo sumo.
Tile "om-tenth" hus crown lar.fly,
umi we propose t'? got our legitimate
share of the trliuo hy sticking ch wo to
thoiibovo precepts. Wo hove a full linc
of gooda usually lou lid in a ti si HUSH
11 ard ?A an- stun-. Those In need ol'u Ha?
snr. pair Scissors or a p<n-h.?! Kulte
si uni hi mill on us ami get.Ono of thu elec
tric,
Now is tin tino- lo paint your houses.
I .Ices ami quality guaranteed,
Hot estimates Millie hist ami cheap
est lenee on the mai kct.
Superior horse and mule she -, which
we would he pleased to price lo our mer?
chant friends.
If von want a ?rain cradle, |jy the
".lush Harry."
I'eniugton side bari nt going like liol
cukes; try I hem.
All owners of line Roofs should pall
amt see how tin ir old roof a eau lu* made
us good us new ami t lie new Olio? can be
prevented from ever y wing obi, at a
nominal cost.
Cull on mo before buying your co ik
stoves, (hin make it to your Interc t.
TOBACCO A S I* KC I Al .'IV.
We are .\ ?..eats for D.iponts'oolobriltcd
th unit Ulalling powder, ('un supply
mcichant friends at factory prices,
"W. J-i. BOYD.
Wholesale and Rotail Hardware Store
Laurens S. ( '
FOR SALI:.
I FOR SAL)] A valuable Int on Brook?
i yu side, partially improved.
FOR SALK A neat resilient.1 Jer
sey shle, containing six room.. Splen
did well of willer. Two acre-. Filil?
hind attached.
FOR SALK Two Hundred and Fifty
Acres nt Html hist outside (he im orpo
; rule limits ot tlie town of Laurens. An
? elegant hume amt all necessary out
buildings
FOR SAL1-: A two-story Brlek'Slore
houae hi tho town of Laure ns. Also a
liulf interest ii: a good w lirollOUSC.
FOR SALL A number ol binns in
different portions of Laurens < 'onuiy.
A valuate hu ol j v. Acres partially im
proved,one mile west nf Laurens.
A bargain olforod.
A second li.ind (wo horse wagon and
splendid set double Harness hand
mado. Also one pair Fair banks Scales.
Po r?it?rera fora lol of property in the
Town of Lan rona. A Iso n largo (pian I Ky
of lands in t his .md adjoining conni les.
To borrow one or two Thousand Hollars
lor one, too or three years, Mortgage
on splendid Heal K-dale In Hu- Town of
Laurens, will he given.
A valuable horae and lol in the Town
f Laurens on main. ! rei t.
House has nice rooms ami a number
of out buildings, Convenient to nil the
Churches and Foninle College, The lot
'eontalnea i hont five acres land.
A small tract ol' land near Hopew ell
church, Ono and one-half miles west ol'
(ioldvillo. Said traci contains about 7fi
?cres, about -te seres eloarnd nnd in good
stale of cultivation balance in mixed
forest- Price low.
J. M. Hampton'
N0T1 CM
A LL land owners of Lanrensj:oun
J\ ty nrh fierebp notified to ; clear
nil running streams on their prom
lacs of all timbers, bruah, trash, or
. any thing obstructing sahl streams,
during the inontv of May. JHHK. otlb
erwiae tho law may be enforcep,
.IA M KS HELL,
Ch. Bd. c. c. U c.
li. H. HUDGENS.
Laurens In
V?
TVE a, o ll. i xi. <
Under th<- aoovu lu ml we hip
now prepared t<? make all kind:
Castings and Mac]
We will give prompt attentto
II?, and will 1?.' tl oink fill foi 1>'><
Laurens Iron Foundr
_LATHE
MASON'S
ifflTOft
&
COLASS ts.
PAT? mr tu 1873.
HA V I \i ; opened ont i, full Imo of
.low?ll \ . W'?lt< li. -, < 'lucks, cte, WO
re s peel fully solidi a slime of pu I il ie pal*
rouage. (hir stock is-tho most eomplote
in Uti-, s enc., ami will Lc sold al union
Ishingly lou prices,
oa REP AIRING oo
Wc muk. a Specialty of Repairing, amt
guarantee ail work done in a neut
ami satisfactory uiaiiiier. All
work wat ranted J year.
1 V" Pall at Hie -Une i-.o of NV. H. Hil
kelson.
: C. T. MASON'S : SON. :
LA UHF. NS, s. C.
April ls I
J. AL VISA NS KA
- -"?MALER IN
WAT6HES,
Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
L A U It E NM, H. C
I>r. C. L. POOLE
I Offers lils professiniuil service?, lo Hie
'.ill/, ns nt l.utircns ami vicinity. Call?
promptly attended tu nlirlit mid ?luv.
1 OfNeo over il univ arc Store of J.Fi Mar
lin A Co, .. ! . . I
I , gmT* All calla at night shmdu bf loft
the residence of Dr. J. 'I'. Poole.
J. J PLU$S
Dil Foundry
.ll?
hit
li? K
ve. cCinmoncvMl business and ar#
s of
H -. ?> i.i :
hine Repair Work. , ...
ii to al) work that may be giv*BM
ural patronage.
y and Machine Shops
N S, S*Ca
Port itoynlk Western Cur?ltu? ' '
Kuilwnv Company.
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In ? II"..?. t ApriLM, 1 . ,; v_.v
Time 7..iii Morid i au, Hume a* it- Vv*:
j lt. IC. t int.-.
( lollig S.nilli.
! Leave Anderaon 'OJ) pm
j Leave Spat tallinn K MOO-pin
, Li ave l.ro.aiv ille . ,t235pth
I Lull Vd Laurens '4 4'2 p m
Leave O roo ow emt .:>'?r> p m
LOHVO McCnrinlok *7 ov? p m
I Ar've Anguilla "'.? -o p m
i ?-.im.; North.
Lonvo A moist a *7 i>o u m
Leave M .Coriiilotc ?10 01 a in
Len vu O roon wood II ii am
Ai '..?.. Or.o 11 lo tu no a m
Ar've S pa ri a u I nt ri; IO p III
A r'vo A mieraon 11 4.'? j? ul
t M ?.
}7 OP * JU ?.!?.
?. it;?vat
tl 96 p Ul
t& V? p i?.i
?4
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tnt in p m t .
; lu 20 pin
?tinily. I linlly ox ce pt Nuuday.' .Mun
day only.
The Munday train loaves Anderson at
7 a m tupi returns al 1 IO p m.
Cotille?is with u ,>;n i? anil from Ornum
wooil, I,unrolls Mint Spartaiilnirg. '
Connection* ut Augtiata with Oeorgla.
Mouth Carolina and ('antral ltairroeda.
Al Spart antin rg with A ?%C Air I lu? mal
Aahovllle A Spartan burg R, H. ,
HI I i. l, i I ?? on sahl to all points at ilmmgli
ratea, llaggago chocked to ituatluatleu,.
W. .1 CHA io, A. O?, I?, H.
WW MT A Ult, Supt., AiiKUHta, Oa. .
Piedmont Air Linc, Richmond
A Dunville lt. H.. Columbia A
! Greenville Dividion.
Condonscd Hchodule in u Hort April I,
Ks;.
(1'raliiH run on 7.>tii meridian time.)
KOOT u non NO, NO. 63. NO. 60.
Leave Walhalla 17 $0a in
l.ea\ e Vndorsou p ?2 a in
I ?ea vu A bho ville ll loam
Leave ( .reen vii le M IO a m
' Lea \ i' 11 roon Wood I2f>7 |> in
' Leave Ninety Si? I 44 p in
, I rOave Laurens fi ou a m
Leave ( linton fi 40
Leave ?M.Mville tl KO
I ?un e New berry 7 ,'io a m
Leave Alston H ??0 p m
Lonvu Asheville '1i4Upui
f?oaveKparlnnli'g '?'?\ a tu
I .en \ e I iilon t .via ut
A r'\ o AI at on t> 87 a tu
'. Columbia '.i m tl au a m
" Anauntit 0 io p ni 10 90 a ut
" < Ino lesion,
via Ht; lt H046pin 1100a ur
" Charleston
vin A ?' I. 0 46 p m U vu a ui
" Havannah,
vial',V H 663 a ta
Nom nitor sn NO. .VI. MO. 61.
I .eave Coln mida tl 41 pm "ll lui? a?.
I xa vo A luton 24) pm MO-Jp*
Ar've Cul?n 1 47 a io .'
.. Spartanb'g 3 lu? ai .
Py?ftperHy 3 so p m
Li a ve New bei rv 4 Of? p Ul
l#enve ? loiiiv Hie ., ll p m
Leave ('linton Ti S3 p III
Ar'vw Laurena 0 2Spiii
Nimtv six ??Mp in
" < O ii'ii woo,I I OJ p m
" ? ?reen ville 0 03 p lil
, " API.-ville 4 V, p io
.'' " AO-lemon 6 00 pill
! J " SUrie-a- 0 12 p in
Walkalla 6 65 pm
10 40 p m
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Oa??y. t Dall/ ?xo*p t alnuday.
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