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^Fhe Advertiser. H ERM AND THERE. ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED FROM VARIOUS QUARTERS. l/.rl Charles Beresford ls bow logged. I'riiicu Ucorgo of Wu los' favorito sport ts bo? ls. I la ron James ?lo Uothscblld once ?it for u beggar. Tho klug of the Belgians manages to livo on ?"G(?C,000 a j our. Henry Clews ls building n bathroom eu Uroly fitted in onyx. " Simon Bolivar, the Bolivian liberator, will have a monument costing xioo.txx). I'rinCO Henry of (Jernmny lias ha<l TOO dif ferent photographs of himself taken. Baron Do Hein, a elliot justico of tho Aus trian empire, has sovontcon children, Chauncey Depow and Adam Foropaugh might be mistaken for twin brothers. Pao YUH, president of tho Pekin academy, ls translating Sbuksjicaro into Chinese. Senator Carwell gives a fortune annually to vari ns roligl?'Us mi--ions ami charities. Archbishop Benson, of Canterbury, is a | warm advocate ot tho use of bicycles by tho cler.lV. " . _I Herlill is to uavo a now cathedral. Brooklyn has an Anti-Dyspcptlo Cooking dub. An italian lieggar arrested in Now York Confessed that ho had not washed himself in Oftecn years, Tho now Virginia code that went into ef fect May I rem tl res every ollleor to take an Ironclad anti-dueling oath. There wereS!tt,tH.1 student* In tho twenty Ocr man universities during tho last session. Of these l,i)lt) were foreigners. Strawberries In langland have b."on costin;.' sixpence upi..peaches half n ifdheii ami cherries lin vc sold nt about their weight III irnld Pasts ond hoads or Labrador spar maco . odd scurf pin?. Diamond crcsc (tits on polished gold scrolls are still hi high favor as brooches and lace pi::.;. An o 11 dosi -a In hairpins represent ; a ser pent coiled about and supporting u largo pe:: ri. [ A '.horseshoe of silver, with a 'ink fastete ' lng at tho extremities, makes a peculiar brace! ?>.. A llraa lian bug c arly tub inches in length is un odd brooch shown by a dow n town J ? wi i v. An intricate scroll Iii black enamel, sot with two hntidsoiuo pearls, is a pleasing pat tern in brooches, A victorious gamecock is a pattern ia scarf pitts which will ho received with favor by sport big men. A dainty brooch-represents a "jack in tho . pulpit." pf eur moonstone rising from a i jowell .! <:.\. : of I loman e..,! I. Wilkie Collins l 'ret'e-nsor Huxley, Ucorgo H. Pcndli ton and Dom Pedro will pass sixty three this y. ur. Joseph W, l-'iTei, th" Republican candidat.? for governor ol Illinois, is six feet tall and ; very spare in (lesli. Tho a:a.. of Afghanistan l< sn id lo bo ' meditnlin;; a journey to Fnglnnd to call on tiio inmpr.f India lld > sununer. President Scolyo, of Amin i st college, is nblo lo greet by name every living graduate Of tho Cpl! (go wi.om le- has ever met. Father M?rlnra, tue young priest who is croatia ; snell a sensation with lits serinons at Madrid, speaks twenty-two languages. Professor Frank O. Woodward, of Wofford college, South Carolina, has been elected to thoeliulrof Hnglish liloraturo in tho uni vcr ?Itv of that stato. A pretty charin Is n smali flask, tho body of wiiicli I ; .. . ) iure I.e..: of rod and yellow gold set with ?I unondrt and rubies. An ol; .? lin? ti cover composed of a Ml vcr dollar which lightly closes over a frame fro i which han, th . silver meshes. A novel elgar clipper recently seed \vnsn dainty p lr of scissors ia dull (?old, intended to bo worn :\ watch charm by tho smoker. A pretty bib pin for infant:; has six niter nato diamonds and pearls set upon a knife edge, while n largor pearl graces tho hinged ci iii. Parasol handles of twisted silver, from twelve t ? eighteen laches hi length, ure shown in pl:.in and oxidized patterns in great variety. A aqtinro of hammered Roman gold, hav ing a ruby in ouch corner and a diamond in tho center, is a pattern both pleasing and artistic in cull' huttons.-Jeweler's Weekly. For tho past ten months tho railroad acci dents in this country Imvo averaged ono for every live days, and two thirds of thom have been tho result of carelessness. Judge II. K, Paek. r ..f Manch Chunk, Pa., bas in hisdiliing room a sideboard which cost $-17,(K>0. li covers tho wholo side of ii room and isa model of elaborate and beautiful carving. Yale's new col logo library building, the gift of s. J!, edmon.len, of Brooklyn, will bo tho largest In tho country, and probably tho finest It w ill cost &12.>,000 und bo ready for uso next, fall lt is said that tho Chinese remedy for small pox is to nmko tho patient beata druin. If ho can do it ho is all right. Formerly they used to bent tho patient to euro him, but civilization progresses oven in China. In Kew Haven. Conn.,? runaway mustang leaped elem- over a baby ea rr iago without hann io it, little occupant, but tell all n-heap ns ho strtiek earth again, und was caught by ludf a dozen men I.clore ho could rise. A unique business card is that of a Frank fort (N, V.) st ovo dealer. Un one side is t ho following inscription: "How $2,000 wes mai le -$1,000 by attending to your owai business; $1,000 by kiting other people's business alone." Tho Indians on tho San Carlos reservation in Arizona uro extravagantly fond of sweets. Sometimes in ono store n barrel of sugar will bo sojii in a day In quantities of livo and tin rents' worth, just enough to servo tho Indian for candy. _ Mr. II. (1. Marqunnd, of New York, pos sesses tho highest priced piano and tho cost liest billiard table on this continent, Tho plano, tho caso of which wa? designed by Alma Tndomo, cost $40,000, and tho billiard tobio represents rm Investment of $??0,000. It is not nu Uncommon thing for immi grants to land at ( 'astle (?arden with faun lies of niuo or ten children, and recently a husband and wifo with thirty-two children disembarked there, it is only fnlr, however, to mention tho fact that tho woman was tho man'? third wife. Tho British museum is about to fssUO th? first part of a serios of fan-similo reproduc tions of sonn) of tho best of tho drawings by old masters in its collection. The publication ls intended for free distribution to provincial art museums and galleries, mid tho British treasury pays tho expense. Miss Juno Dutton, who died In Oakland, Cal.., n few days ago, ot tho ago of bit years, was ft Forty-niner. Bho wont around tho Horn in that year, and established u board ing houso in San Francisco, mid w hen she died sho was worth over $100,000. Bho was a Now Hampshire spinster, and lier property will go to Bomo relatives thora Tho prieo of supper nt a "poverty ball" nt Hath, Mo., was placed'd thirteen cents. Tho following was tho bill of faro: Heimr,, dried beans, baked l>c?n?, pork and beans, ycllow eyo beans, pea IM-PHS, warm beans; bread, bro VII bread, cold broad, ryo broad; twisted, cn, round and sugar doughnuts; black coffee with molasses, coffee without milk, drsnvesia coffee and cold coAVo. < n ?-.?n of Two Noted flymns. Speaking Of those two hymns tho story ! told ubotlt th?.ir origin may not bo true, but is quito in keeping with tho chame* ti r of tho two author.*, Toplndy ami Charles Wesley. They lived in tho samo town, tlio st<>ry relates, and were warm friends. Ono day, however, they quar reled, and for some time did not even speak. Hut such earnest Christians could not long remain in this state, ?md so they began to think of a reconciliation. It so happened that they both spent tho same night in meditation and prayer over this matter, and each came to the conclusion that tko lu st way to bring about a recon ciliation would lie l.) write a hymn to present to his friend. Toward morning a white ?love dashed against Toplady's window several times, nm) tko words*of j his immortal hymn 1 Kook of Ages" . carno to him. Darinji Ibo sann? night (. liarles Wesley ? had also w ritten ti hymn which i iequally celebrated. '\JCMIS, f,over < f My Saul." In il?.- morning, ;.s they, could not lind messengers to carry their messages of ; amity, they cet out to deliver them in pct- . sou. And BO they met o:i tho ut rec t, tu id tho unhappy quarrel was healed. This story is, [M'rhnps, too symmetrical andi dramatic t > bo entirely true, but it i-? ono of thoso things that might l>o true, bo cause in keeping with tho deep yet "sim ple nat urea of thc men. Sr..!i men do not llourish in this strident, raucous, garish age; and this explains why so few' great hymns aro now written. But then the world docs not hunger for hynui3 ?us it onco did, :?) much tho worse tor tho world, perhaps. Now York Tribune. Posing in Wu shins* on'ti Clothes. An interesting iacideut occurred at tho Smithsonian Instituto recently. This was the photographing Of tho 0001111110 worn by (Jen. Wa liington when he re signed Ins commission in tho army lo tho Continental congress ai Philadelphia. Mr. john Noah, the son of a well known newspaper eorrcs|>o?dent of this city, '' who j-, clerk of tho Institution, was se lected ?is tho -abject by whom tho clothes should bc worn. Mr. Noah is a young mau. mon- than six feet in height mid of splendid physique. Cen. Washington's uniform fitted him perfectly. A paint ing of Washington, now in possession of (ho Institute, shows him to have lioen not U()likc Mr. Noah iii appearance lit tho hitter's apo. The photograph, alter Mr. Noah hail undergone ;i certain preliminary lixing is said to bo an excellent representation of Washington at tho ago of 21. Win n this operation had been successfully con eluded Mr. Noah was dressed in the uni form in which (ten. Jackson appeared ut tho battle of New orleans, and an equally po ul representation was Recured. The object of photographing tho uniforms is to preservo their appearance to future generations aft r tho material shall have faded and rotted away. Washington Cor. li istoa Post. Poor l'ooplo in Japan. Tho poor in Japan aro very poor, anil live on less than any 1 li.er civilized peo- ? pie in tho world. A'few cotton clothes do for : ummer mid winter alike. TO bo sure, the cold winda nip their bare limbs iii \vitit r hm) pierce their fow thick-j liesses of cotton cloth, hilt theil Ibo sim 1 and tho heat uro quilo aa had In Rummer, and being philosophical liefere everything \ ehe. thc Japanese cildui'O Ibo extremes willi stoical calmness and enjoy the half j wasons tho more. A thatched roof, a Btrnw mat and a few cotton wadded, futons (.heller and provide him a home, and rice, milli i. i iii and conwood consti tute his bl a pl ea of food. With three ? crops a year growing bi his Heids, the poor fariner supports his family oil a natch of laud f< rt y 1 et Ripiare, and with ! ;:iiu kinds of ti li awiinmiiig around shor iii., llsherinan caa maintain himself. I Farmers and fishermen lx>th gather son 1 wood, and all tho boa jv ; ?> (o tho beach : whoa ?? n ci nt ?torhi and the right winds 1 I drive vb''kelp and nea froud i ia oil tho . sand. -Kamakura Cor. Clobo-Dcmocrut. llecicutlon foi- (in- tiru tn Worker. I Not only dot ll tho brain worker reqiliro tho aid of systematic physical exercise, but bc i- nlso beholden to what may, for i want of a better name, bo termed dis- ' \ trading employment, by this 1 mean I such employments03 have :> tendency to j throw the mind into an absolutely dif I feront channel. In this category belongs j music, from tho piano sonata lo tho stu I pendons efTects nc scon in Hie modern J orchestra mid grand opero. The one drawback (o Iheso amusement a ii tho fact that they tako plac? Rt so latean ! hour in tho evening that tho brain ' worker is liable to got to his bcd after the midnight hour. This, of course, is a grave disadvantage; and Ichoukl Ibero I fore recomtnend tho omhltious brain worker to patronize tho much despised matinee, oven though bo have to fake bis j ! aiiHisomenl with ti bouse full of nurses and children.--Dr. J. Leonard Corning. Contagion In Cour?-?. The stat.- analyst of New Ji r.-oy, in a ? recent trial, when called upon to toko an ; Of/th os witne s, avoided kissing tho i Biblo on t!i" ground that ho might con- ' j tract disenso by t.*, doing, saying: "So many different persons hnvo Kissed that ' hool? that 1 do not think it rab' lo touch my lips to it."' Tho court held that the | witness must ki.-s the liook, and ho re luctantly did so. This (seems like a tri fling matter, and yet i? might 1)0 a serions ono. Tho danger of contracting disease in this way is not imaginary. Until courts BO disinfect Ibo Biblo on w hich eatha aro taken as to make tho net of kissing it. safe, wo would advise tho prac ticing of a device w iiic h the writer bas for years employed, viz. : to kiss tho im pera with which ho holds the book.- | Science, Dreaded by Motel Clerks. A hotel clerk is presumed to bo equal I to any assault nt words inflicted uj.>on | hun, and, aa a rule, this presumption li correct, puC there ls ono Individual whoso j name is legion, who is responsible for all ? the suicides of hotel clerks throughout tllO country, It is tho many who tell you something and adds "ch/" Ol' "ain't iii" after (ach fentonce. Ho await0 your Indorsement of what ho la saying, and if nt any stngo of tho conversation you fed to respond he will pull your sleeve, md insist on your Raying "yes." Wo meet him every day, ?md dread bim ?is tho young mother does tho ecnrlct fever.--Globe-Democrat, Vol hiny, I-'linn's 11, /.ahiha, Fla., .hine J7, 1967 N K, Vounblo <v Coi I have boon using fl, f">. ll, hi my fam ily ?**? blood piirilier. Having ni vor ii - dj my medicino (ooqiinl lt, ftespoctfully, Sirs it M haws, Alni; mail Old Man Voting, ( Kxtrad from a belier.) P. S I hough I three bol'les of ymir Ilutante blood Halm from mv friend 11 I) Mallard, ol Cainpobi I lo, s'c. I have I con us lt Ul roo week M. It appears tojovo IngnoW lifo ami now Mrongth, if there is Rnythpig Unit w ill make ?01 old oicn young it la M fl I?. I am willing to sall it. I can earnestly nnd hmiostly recommend botanic Blood haling POTATO BLOOD BALM CO Atilinta, (gp.org'a for sale hy TU AYN H A M A- Pi >L tton AOont iiii-v Hero is Tiie New Oi Irans Item, n Mo publica n Journal, which bi B peak lng of tho result ?.if tho rocent l/OltlslOha olt'O Hon. says that "ii lilltuboi ol' iliu helter sort of Intelligent and Independent ; negroes bokllv proclaimed themselves Democrats, und In favor of the election of Ooo Nieb?lls boin the beginning " Ami hero. lou. is Tho Progresa, n paper j edited by negroes, which declares that "thousands ami thousands! <>f colored i voters" oust theil votes tor tho Homo eratic nomi nco for governor. This is n kind of evidence tv h ich will bo totnlly ignored hy ibo Itcpubllcail news pupers of tho noel li, which un; insisting Unit Ibo Uoiilocrutlo majority in tho l-ou (siana election WHS duo to tho grossest of fraud, und it is u kind ut' evidence, moro over, which will command a great deni moro respect 11 inti the frenzied ravings of tho bloody shirt shriekers of tho eastern press who wero never in Louisiana, und who uro simply repenting tho old howl thev learned twenty years ugo. heenuso, finding it un effect i vo campaign cry then, tliey desperately hopo that it may still ro lain something of ita old elfkicucy. Louisville Courier Journal. Tho Kml ut limul. With tho defeat of Republicanism In November tho worn out party issues of shivery and civil war will ibo. The civil ] war pm ly w ill censo to exist In its j room lhere will ho an opposition parly ! advocating the Ideas of Henry Clay, with tbolr modern deductions, und this pnrty | will boublu tn beeomo nut ional - us tho j Republican party never hua bern.-St. I Louts llepubllcan. To ito Consistent, If either Fondler. Sherman, Fairchild or Tuttle should bu the llepubllcan presi dential nominee. Ingulls should ho tba presiding otlicer of tho convention, and tho bloody shirt, red und dripping with gore, tho platform.-Qc velum! Plain Heuler. Lot Sherman Weep. Brother Blaine la not a candidate, lint it ls well understood Unit ho is in tim bands of thu convention Tilla will ho bud news to Sherman.-Atlanta Colistine lion. or i .un .... Of ceurso Mr Blaine isla tho nico. His wotd to tlie contrary is worth no moro thn.i his ..ord in every other mutter. Chicago Herald. itu? lt anything Else? Tho llepubllcan party has its wonk nesses-Brooklyn Fag lo. Some ono lins got up un alphabet of precious stones ns follow s: Amethyst, horyl, chrysohorj |, Uiumond, .'nierai.I. fold>.|?ir,gor net, hyacinth, id. XTUKO, jasper, hynuitv (moro commonly ryun i to, ? tiltia mineral), lynx sapphire, nnu.-o?. ;|, niitrolito, opal, pv rope, qitarbi, ruby, sappi ii re, topvu/., nruuito, vosu v lani to (a species of gurnet), wau r sapphire, xnnthitc, yttrium, Kiroon (u Uingidcso stone). "Mnelioth," by Irving, is pronnscu to English theatregoers next season. Charlotte Wolter has I.n coiinootcil with the burg theatre in Vienna to;- twenty-six year* Jll-l us Ur- ,|.>.uss were llbotlt t'i bo Opened ut th.- Tlicntro do I'Alhnmhrn, in Brussels, one night not long ago, tko enormous chun* | d?lier I' !l ui:lt a fearful crash No um; was j hurt, lint Ibo i sir for maneo lind lo bo post .Hine I Ll! i Iltisse!) his coii(|uorcd llusno. Dur* lng her engagement ns prbun donna, nt War- j saw, -.ii.' received SOO lx>tit|iiclM, u diamond rill;;, ll llitUtlond I nae. let un.I il gold (III.) silver tea ser vico for twelve |>crsons. All Petersburg sia: was handed a horseshoe ol roses, from iv h ich hung a roso formel ol I rubies ami diamonds A Famous Doctor Once said thal Ibo secret of goo l health consisted in keeping thc head cuni, thu feel wann, nml the bowels open. Had this eminent physician live.) in our day, and known the moid IH of Aycr's Pills ns an aperient, ho would certainly havo j recommended them, a.-, MI II arty of his i distinguished successors aro doing. Th.- celebrated Dr. Farnsworth, of Norwich, Conn., recommends Ayr's Pilli! us the best of all remedies for " I nu i initient Fevers." Dr. L E. Fowler, of Bridgeport, Conn., says: " Aycr's Pilla ure highly und universally spoken of by tba people about hero. I maka daily use of them in 111}* practice." . Dr. Mayhew, of New Bedford, Mass,, pays: "Having prescribed many thou? sands of Aycr's Pills, in my practico, 1 ? an unhesitatingly proie.niue thom tho best cathartic in use." The Massachusetts Slate Assayer, Dr. A. A. Huyes, cert liles : " I have made a careful anal; sis ot Aycr's Pills. They contain tho activo principles of well known drugs, isolated from inert mut ter, which plan is, eh..lineally speaking, of great importance to their usefulness. lt insures activity, certainty, and uni formity of effect. Aycr's Pills contain no metallic or mineral substance hut the virtues of vegetable remedies in skillful combination," Ayer's Pills, Prepared l y Dr. J. C.Ayer&Co., bowell,Msss. huid )>y all Dealers lu Medicino. House and Lot for Sale. Will bo sold tit, public outcry on Salcsday in July next, one dwelling in thc town of Laurens, ot' live rooms .?uni lot ol'seven.lentils of nn aero with good well of water. Situated in .Jer sey, hounded by lands of Mrs. Martha Bubb and others. For other particulars apply to V. P. Mei iowan. J ESS IK THOMPSON. NOT! CU. 4 LL land owners ol' Laurens COU lb j \ ty nrh herebp notified lo clear all running streams on their prom ises of all timbers, brush, Irtish, or any thing obstructing said streun... during thc inontv <?r .May. 1888. oth erwise I llO law may bo Oflforcop, JAM KS HELL, Ch. Bd. e. c. b. Ci Patents. Caveats, Trade Marks and Copyrights Ob till nod, und nil other business in thc c. s Paton! Office attended lofor MOD? 15 KT F. FF RS, Our ellice ?s opposite tho C. S. Patent Office, and wo eau obtain Patenta in less Hmo than (hoso romole from Washing* ton. Semi Mode) or Drawing. Wo advise ns to putout ability frCO Of ch argo j und we make no charge unless wo obtain Patent. W o refer here to thc Postmaster, I ho Supt. of Monov Order Div., und I he o Hi dals Of tho C'S. Patent OfUCO. Foi cir cular, ndvicc, terms mid reference, lo actual (beni" In your own Htulo or County, write to - A ll. K N l>S OK STA IM BACON, 8170 Alt, FLOUR, j rc:KI.ES, .MOL ASS KS, PKPPK1 CO F FKK, SPIC car Loa 1 of Flour just tte .c ar-Loa All of which wo sell nt HOTTO. Geo. IB. .A HJEITJI rens - Spring Clothing. IL.ve been placed un Hm nuiniri: nod nwait your critical inspect ? m. You \\ Ml lind a lust ni ?tul nssnrt .non t ul' gar monis On' iron, youl tis and boys in nil I.I10 rou illai* sixos, und Iii ?ll rp'iullllos amt pri TIM. Tho designs and patients td' I ho goods t li i s sonst m aro moro tut mo tivo than any in tho past. Thorn is a .li - mden chango in tho stylos and maka up ol'I ho garments this season ono in par tinular and that is lite pants arc lt rgor and thc suck ennis nu cutaway. Very I'ow nf lin1 Htraiglll int sink will be worn. Those trarnionts aro mnnutnctu I'Otl expressly lol' III."? li ade ami ill Ol'doi to gol ii coin j lido assort m old of (he un mei.ms patterns ami designs w lihdi aro odored this season, I have secured a largo stock l'or my customers o? soled irnm. Thoso garments aro regular tail or made and will lit perfectly ami will hold their simpe until the garment is wura iiiii. The,\ ..re n I sn miliiul'iielurod ul'imported non is as well as nf dnntcst ies in eassiineres, chcvoiols, serges, silk mixed, worsted, whip eon I und cork se rows, and in sacks, cu I a ways, Minglo ami il..utile breasted Crook stylos. I have also a lino assorted lino ol'gouts u udor wear lu I mila, ganz.?, hallhriggaii and listo lim a.I. Als., hosiery ol thc same millerlal in lane and plain enlei-s ( 'n! I a rs, null's, lia nd loi eli i el s ami a large lino of (?culs nock wear Pi till Um latest novelties, colors ami tim < ami made in i ho latest shape -. Soft ami still Huts for (le Spring ami nmuior wc.tr in all ol tito now shapos and colors, ami all sizes. Thc loading spades are cime.m.m and granite aiel tho gray cassitnerc hats. 1 hiivo in stock llio lavnrile llostou soil 1 on I'm ming siiil hat, which have a rouillai Inn ail ovor (he Stale, ami can univ l?0 purehiisod he.c. (.tents Hue shoos In all I ho load inn stylos and makes, qualities and prices A IIIOUP till Ul is lite Ita u li is I er lille s I ),,<>, \\ hleh has ; he host n puta) hm "i any lu the city, (hails slippers ami dancing pUlllpSill all sl\|es. ItOSpOCl I'll 11V, M. I" KIN 111?. Kit VIN TN I l"l V. Millinger, Spartauhm u ?. Tin: KM pom UM A i uliimhin is ih' placo tor fa clothing, h its, furnishing g . .is, u n and valises and gouts line simes M visit lng thc city c., 11 ami examine line stuck ul men, youths ami .Imbil n i lc ? lum Ac,all ul Willoh pa rt a n hu ra ?lore Ulli well a idle Ilks hen my o ys Iii.ll olumhia s. Ki M. peet fully, I.. KIN l( Registration Notice! - Th?* hooks t?f Registration will lie opened in the Sheriffs ulllee ?tl Laurens, ns the law dir.-els, on thc first Monday in en. li mooth, until ll rat Monday In duly, '88, when the law requires them closed until after tho ne.M general election, This is for tho purpose of registering all persons wjio have docomo nf Ugo, (ir entitled ld register since 1:1*1 election; to I rn nsf or person.*) from this to another County, and from ono township io nnothoi, or from one residence to another.-All this niusi he done heforo or <?n thc first Monday in .Inly, 1888. I-..st cert! limites may l>e renewed lo within itt) days of thc election, nod those who docomo of ngo between isl July ami tho election, may register ni any time heforo election. Those who Ile fused or Neglected to I legi st cr In lore the last election, cannot register until tho Law i^ chunked. .1 W VS lt WV ITS, Sn pe rv i sor Registration. Feb. 21th, I sss. Dr. C. L. POOLE oilers hla professional services lo thc citizens ol Laurena and vlolully, ('alls promptly attended tn night ami day, < mice over ll univ arc SlOI'OOf ,L I'. M ar ti 11 A' Cu. IW~ All calls at night Hhotlbl bti lofl at tflo residence of l?r. j, T. Poole. J.M. VISA NS KA -MALEa IN WATSHES. Clocks, Jewelry, &c, L A U II E NH, 8. O ULStr?ter,s .ti tu. ns, KUcii vs- - 'ANDY. CKACK BRH, t, CANN IOD noons 1? OK ALL KIN 1)1 ii eived. a of Bagging- and Ties TD BUaaiKS ../ Fia umes. .nderson s o Tili; LAURENS ISAK. J.T. JOHNSON. \V. II. IIICIIK1 JOHNSON ,V ll ICU 10 V, ATTI ?KN KV.H AT I. \ W. OFKIOK Klein i II C'S Coine r, NorthwoH cid,' ol' I'llhlie SqlUUC. LAU HUNS, .IL, - - - H. . . W. II. ?VI A UTI N, ATToKNKY AT I. WV. LA U ll KN S. II., M. L. * O I ' L L A N I >, A T T o i; N KY A T I. A VV , LAT UKXS I '. 11., S. C. ?*" OHlcc over N'ntlonnl Hunk. BK NM. I>. ( ' I' N I N'< ? 11 A Al, A I I'OltX KY AT I. WV, LAI' UH NS .IL, - - - K. . M. .1. liol.M KS. II. v. SIM I?SON IIOI.MI'.S ? SI MINSON, A'ITO UN KYM AT /.WV. I j vi ll li NH .IL, - - - S. . N. S. Il A lt IMS, ATTI ?KN K\ AT I . wv . I.A I IM-'.NS, S. . #7T-i lillee over Kto?'o nf \V, I.. lloyd A Wonderful Discovery TOHHACi < > AN All? Ti ) UK AL i ii : \NI:W TO ?.vero, motin I'ni'l II rod liv 'I ii. .s. < '. Willi ons A i in, I ! n-ii m.?ini, Yn., under n 1'nrmuhi prop nod hy I'rof. .1. Nv, Mullen, <.. iii . I it iver*; ly- ..i \ lr Killin. A ni ?-iiiiil:'.i in!. A ni i dyspeptic, ll \>.I Nert hm ?ni ! au excellent chew. Try II! No Hum J?ti}>! Km salo hy :.!l .L il. i -. < ?ill Cor pain phi.-I. Mat <i, nm W. A CAMPBELL, .iCabinctMakea-: and:-U|)hol.tcicr.: Ohl furniture of all kinds repaired ai lowest rates ami in workmanlike ?lylo, i V North si?lc Public Square, in tho Robertson lilock. LAUUKXK, S. C. ?. W. HENSON BESTAUBAKT -A NI? SALOON. Meals at. all hours, consisting of all i he delicacies <?i' tim season. Colite attention and prompt servio?;. Dr D.L.Anderson PHYSICIAN. Oli'cra Iii ? set vices lo thc citizens ol' Laurens. (lillee on South street Dr. B. E. HOLCOMB DENTIST OFFICE M AI: K, SITOUHAVKS STOUK LAUHKXS.s. .(' TD IR, -W KC- BALL, DKNTIHT. dffled over Nat lonni Hank, O ill co (lays Moiidnynnnd iiOHtlnys LVJUI'.NN. - -' - - s. C Female* College. With n Tull corps ol assistants the Lnuronsville h'cnialo College will roorganlzc and begin full session Sept. i'.Mb. (tooms comfortable, Standard high. Special attention to all Romalo accomplishment:!. New and splendid Pianos. Non-scota rlan. ?ovornment parontal. young ladies under the lllimcdlato cure of Mrs. MeCasinn and Mrs. N. (1 .lor (lan. Pupil? received ? t any time and charged until omi of quarter, Board $12 per month in advance, Tuition $20, $80, und With classical course $ n> per Collegiate year, pay able monthly! We solicit and hope to merit public pain nage, l'or any information add rosa. W. M. McCASLAN, President. LAUHKNS.S. C., July 20, 1887, iy. THE FURNITURE PALACE Of Augusta Ga,. The Largst, Finst and Most Reliable House in the South ! Tlie Leaders. THE LEADERS oth in Stylos and Pri?es alwayssolling on dos? margins. We hsvo till tho wondM ni ado int? furniture, eonsisllng ol' Miil.ov.anyi CT.orry, Aitili|iie Oak, Imitation Mahogany, Aiitln,HOsh( Hui id Olh.o and Walnut. Walnut Sui ta, >:;.'. i.o. Marble tnp,fluOO Parlor Snits, tMuah Walnut I i MU..'.!<.>,. o tn. I io? silk Parr suit?*, co to fm) lu, Wi> oarrv From fto t<? ?p tudor m's and fi nm UH? IO 160 olia abor still* in stock lt will pay you to oom' mal ?00 us or wrlto or eutnloguo un J price Ila scut freo rn application onie and price, \ 0 will l c glad 11 show you llnov pn FLEMING & BOWLES,' The Leaders. 843 Broad St., 1 - AugustaQa GRAY & ANDERSON, Anvc on hand anti for salo on bolter terms than ever before IOO.OOOCITRESSSHINGLES 50,000 PINE SHINGLES. 50,000 LATHS. Coiling, Flooring, Boxing, Moulding, llrokots, Balusters Sawed ami Turned Dry and Kirst-i ?ass, ready lo bo nailed down. Wbon you need auch come and ucl sizes turi price?, we bavo all size* on hand cheap. ? V We bave also Dom ; reid lllinds. ( >n rough lumber for frame work we can beal I lie .lews GRAY & ANDERSON Laurens C. H.. S. * H.. L ES T -A NEW? J) E Pi IT MB! SHOE STORE! Having decided to devote my time exclusivel the sa'e of Shoes and Hats, I wuldsay to the public that all in need of such Goods can save money by giving mc a ca1!. Shoes of every kimi. Thc flnosl assortment in town, und will bo sohl on Hie el oses t margin, W. Il . (J AR B l?TT, - A T - GARRETT'S SHOE STORE, LAURENS, S. C. Do You. Want to IP so t GOTO MINTER & JAMIESON VS Mammoth Establishment, Wheie You Can Oct: HA Itt IA INS IN Dress Cool-. HA KC A I NS IN While Conds. HA KC A I NS IN Cent's Slims BA KC AI NS IN Notion?. BARGAINS IN Milllnory, BAB(IAIN'S IN Ladies Slippers. BIG BARGAIN in Straw Hats. >Wo nro ollcrlng grcnl Bargains in overything Foll C ASI I. v como on? como AU, ami ho convinced, that wo mean what we tay, lt/ Rcmcmhor, NV F AUK HEADQUARTERS FOB FURNITUR Ki for Upper Carolina, Wholesale ami Holall, Dollie attention given all. No. trouble lo show goods, Minter & Jamieson LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, DAD UK NH, H. C. .fun. 8, 1888- OMI