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JFhe ?Advertiser. ./. C. GA RLING'ION* VUHTOH. Bubscrtntlon Pr 100-13 Months, $1.00 PA V A 1 N ADVANCK. KOtos for Advertising. Ordinary Ad vertlscmenlK, per sonare, < ins limer- , Mon, $1.00; each uiibsequeni Insor tion. r?oeonts. 1 Ltboral rodiielloii mntlo for hirjio AU vorthiomouts. .1 nm' I SSS. Juries in Civil Cn ? A subject willoh Ls now agitating 1 some ut* th?- bent Jurists In lite coun try, who uro Interested In lew re? form, ts the prneUenbllily of abol ishing j 11 ii i s in ull but criinlnul eases, ami substituting a hench ol' titree Judges, it i 1 claimed that this would eut dov. II expenses, ex pedite huslno! ami tllmlnlsb 11>< n mou nt of litigation IO per cent. lt cannot bo den tod Hull our Jury system, ls ti cumbersome clog lu the machinery of i ?ur Courts. In tho ll rsl place, rt lawyer who has :i poor case, prefers to havo It conic before ;i jury, bu- ho lui- tw< Ive chances to make mistrial, ni least. If tho plath ti ifs act ion ls ngainsl a non-resident <>r a corporation, he will uso every means to gel hts elalih before ibo jury. When a women is Involved, tho jury and not ibo Court mus! try the east;. HUI win :i 11 lawyer i- Impressed wi tb tho just Ice and legality of his clients demands, lie prefers the ? Judge lo determine Ibo case. Thc f rori ile ney Ol' mistrials, ami tho number of verdict s se; aside for dis regarding holli law anti the evi dence, goos to provo tho inollielon cy. of this ?ysteni In civil cases, li frequently happens that a jury, composed of m< n who have bad no expol ?em e whatever lu book-keep ing, must dosldo tho most intricate questions,-question which would puzzle tho most thorough expert. .Men are set apart lo try tim (Uh to land, who have no knowledge of what isa perfect lille and more fre quently than otherwise the verdict which tlie jury renders ls rather tho result of chance Hum Ibo conclu sions roached hy mature considera tion. The twelve mon base been ilifl'erontly impressed by Ibo evi dence, uni draw tl i floren t conclu sions and place diu'ereui construc tions on thc exposition of tho law, and hence blind luck--il may be tho flip of a quarter-determines tho verdict. Thc right of trial bj jury in crim inal cases, while il undoubtedly de feats tho ends of just Ice in some ca ses, is tho bulwark of liberty and thocharter of our freedom. Any infringement of this righi, er lem poring with thb system will over ho considered a dangerous innova by liberty-loving peoplo. tint on Hie civil side the ea-ci- d?florent. Tho work of a jury in civil casos, ls flrst to (lccidO from the evidence, tho facts; then thc law as expen ded must be applied to tho lads and a conclusion reached. It ts never tho province of a jury to mensure out to liligants what appears to them Just, unless it ho in accordance with law. l! ?-md their province togo beyond Ol' modify UlC lew. Tb y do not .-it as e court of equity tv correct Ibo legislature; but, tak ing tho legislativo enactments end tlu' conni.on law as a guide, they (leckie tho claims of contestant-. Tho question is, w ill a Jin y,drawn by chanco from tho great body of citizens-the learned and unb urn ed, just end unjust, arrive at a more correct understanding of tho foots of a ease, end apply the lew willi loss bias, and resist outside press ure to a groa tor extent than three mon wdio ure chosen by tho people tor (hoir Integrity, learning end ability. A Voling Alon's Club. THR AUVKRTISJ'.? ls in receipt of a circular loller issued by tho National League of D?mocratie Club, relative lo tho Baltimore Con vention which meets on July llb. Most of tho slates uro already rep resented in (his League, and il is desired that tho fullest possible rep resentation bo made. State Lea gues aro being' organized which are entitled to delegates at la.ge, and any Democratic club desiring ad mission Into the league bes only to apply to tlu' secretary end sub-crib to tho platform of tho party and support tho nominees. Wo b< Hovo (hal it is tho duty of Son111 Carolina, one of Hie mos! so lidly d?mocratie States, end Lau rens, one of tho foremost counties ju tbe Democratic column, to be fully represented in this Conven tion. In this connoctioti wo suggest, that ceeh county in Hm state, fol lowing tho example of those who have already adopted the plan should organizo clubs In which the young democrats should be especi ally urged to j u n. ,;t Ju um -i ol I bo ?counties around o , (be youm ?0 anocrncy have tlmirlfcflMfllHMious and valuable n^QHprm thc county organizations.^ Tho mere fad that wc have but one porty ?it present tn this State has had a tendency to make ?South Carolinians careless of their obliga tion to follow workers ?ii tho same cause; being assured of success nt homo, WO have not entertained the possible contingency of someday losing tho State in tho national election, should the Uomnnt or demi republican party revive and fully organize and register the ne gro voters and those of tho whites who could be bought bo tlie pros pect of spoils, thoO. o. P. might provea lively corpse. Indeed, back ed by tho republicans North, the negri os are being registered all over the state, while tho Dem?crata aro gradually becoming loss mind full of their duty in tills regard. Now let (he young democrats come forward and organize, and (his generous rivalry will speed thc causo and stimulate a healthy in terest in politics. Wo aro all progressing. The ( Inn Meston O rand Jury recomend? .1 a whipping post for wife beaters. Columbia is breaking into tho keno players, and Laurens makes war on violators of the Sunday law. Tho Republican ticket roads: General Benjamin Harrison, of In dinan, for President, and Levi 1\ Norton, of New York, for Vice Pre ?dent. It i-: -tated that the seventy-five Dy moe ra ts from California who at lided tho St. Louis convention were more lavish in their expen ditures than any other organiza ti n. They reached tho scene of action several days bolero tho great body convened. They occu pied superb quarters on tl e ground ?loor of tho Southern Hotel, and 12? cases of champagne-not California champagne, either-wore consum ed by the Californians ?ind their guests in two days. Tammany Hall, with ..{">.> ?rn tho VU. Louis li.st, - pen! $'10,000 -imply in railroad fare, hotel bills and music, to say noth ing of the '.open house" luxury. The county Democracy, with 260 excursionists, spent $20,000. St. Louis is sad t< be nearly a half mil lion dollars rieber Oil account of t he convent ion W ATCKLOO. \ Itudgcl ol' News Concluding, With VdvicC lo Ole <'om m I-sinners. Mr. J. T Harris has bad lire ex tinguishers attached to all ls houses, The pipes being so arran ged that if Uro -bonld start in either his store or mill house, all that would be necessary to extinguish il would be simply to turn on the steam from the engine, w hich (ills Hie house with vapor and v. iiier in ?i few seconds,extinguish' lng tho Uro immediately. This ls something that ?ill O In tiers should have attached lo their engines, as il would in cuse of lire, more than pay for itssolf, Miss Jennie Feaster an attrac tive young lady from florida, f visiting friends and relatives neai I here Tlio ladies of Ibo Baptist Church of this placo will give a barbecue on .Iuly the Ith, for tin' bonefll ol their Church, nil uro invited tout lend. Mr. Frank Coleman we learn k reading medicine. Mr. .lame Mundy reports liav lng the first cotton bloom. Misses Anna and Agnes Ander son aro attending Com men cernen ?it Laurens. Miss Irene Harris will spent -ome time with friends In Clinton Crops in this section are looking well, although wo ure needing rain Cotton is about two weeks behind last your's crop, but With favorable seasons (be crop will bo as good Upland corn, where it Jins beer worked, is looking well. Bottoms as a general thing, aro not up ow ingle the overflow of the rivor.' about tho time the corn was sprout ing, consequently some have had to plant two or (bree times. Miss Lizzie Cunningham of Rose mont, will visit tho diffcrenl wuterlng places, in company with lier sister Mrs. Hanks of Savannah, < la. lt would bo well for Hie County Cou:missioners to look after the road leading from this place lo Pucketts Ferry, as it is in a very hud condition, ns il has not boon worked in over a year. This is one of Hie niaiii roads loading to this place, We mention this that the commissioner having this road in chur;; - may look after it. Miss BosaSimpson of Laurens, who has been visiting Mrs. Daven port of Cross Hill, lins returned home? Miss Sudio ('arter of Triangle, who has boon spending some time with rotativos returned home last week. Cadet C. A. Floyd bas obtained fm lough on account of his eyes. The Mt rong.-nt Yot. On overy hand lt ls asserted by Domo crftts ami conceded by Republicans th?Ul'..o Ht. I ."ni ? ticket is tho strongest ono d at could liavo hoon named. Bitch a tolief makes nu admirable starting point for tho campaign that must follow. Thero aro no jealousies or rivalries to bo smoothed over, ff tho Domocrats cannot win with Clovchind and 'i'hurmiui, thoy cannot win nt all. If tho Republicans at Chicago should end their contoutlons by similar concord and agreement, lt would bo a matter of wonder as well aa of congratu lation.- Philadelphia Record. ? I lie the Brook. Wife-Do you think that Mr. Sherman, If dofeated at Chicago, will be a candi date four years from now? Husband-Oh, yes. Wifo-Ho may not Hvo. Husband-That won't inako any differ once.-Now York Sun. rower of A Good Nam?. Every old fashioned Democrat In the land ia rejoicing over tho fact that Allen O Tanberry Thurman has boen nominated for tho viCO presidency. Tills ?hows the power of a good namo.-New York World. Household Hiiitiii Hold ii hot shovel over fltuituro to roillOVO while spot;*. To extract Ink from wood, scour with sand wei with water and am monia. Rinse with strong salara tus water. To give a good oak color to a pine floor, wash in a solution of one pound of copperas dissolved in one gallon of strong lye. To whiten ?the ?hands, melt un ounce of camphor gum, half an ounce of glycerine, and one pound of mutton tallow, and apply every night. Salt and water will prevent tho hair from fulling out, and will , cause new hair to grow. Do not use so strong as to leave white par tie les upon the hair. To restore gilding to picture frames, remove all dust with a soft brush and wash the gilding in ; warm water in which an onion bas been boiled ; dry quickly with cloth M i blew is easily removed by rub bing common yellow soap on tho article, and then a lillie salt, and Starch on that. Hub all well on the article and put in the sunshine. A good cement for mending a stove that has a crack in it may be made by mixing silicate of potash or soluble glass witii wood ashes. This cement will not bear moisture. Mahogany furniture should be washed with warm water and line soap; an application ot bees-wax and sweet oil upon a soft cloth, and polished with chamois, gives a rich finish. A new device for a brooch is in tho shape ol' a gold or silver slueld studded with diamonds. The brooch at tin; back is embellished by a number of implements of warefare-- a spear, ax, arro w, sword and l ille in solid metal matching Hie shield. When tho face is constantly pale, bathe it in cold or tepid water, rub briskly with a soft to>vel, and ap ply daily this preparation: ono oimco of diluted liquid ammonia, two ounces of glycerine, and four of wator. Hub well into the skin for about three minutes, then care fully wipe with a soft towed. If any irritation is felt, increase the gly cerine. A free application nf soft soap to ' afresh burn almost instantly 10 moves the Uro from tho llesh. If the injury is vol y severe, as soon as the pain ceases apply linseed oil, then dust over with lino Hoar. When this covering dries bard, re peat the ?iii ami Hour dressing un til a good coating is obtained. When Ibo bit 1er dries, allow it to stand till it clacks and falls oil', as it will do in a day or two, and a new skin will be found to have formed where the skin was burned. Man i-, not a bundle-carrying an imal. Ho can tuck a fow stray par cels in bis pocket, to be sure, and lug a package under his arni, per? i haps, but on the whole as a oom I mon carrier lie is a failure. Hut i a woman! Well) wo should hato i to say anything that wasn't abso lutely true; at the same lime a wo man can carry parcels enough into a horse-ear to lill up one side of it, and pick thom all up in ono ?lim when she getsol?al a crossing, ami i lend a pair of twins, carryall u n i > brella, and hold nj? her skirts with f the other band. " t ~ A WORD IN REP LY. - What the Secretary Says About the Mt. Bethel Meeting. t EDITOR OF THE ADVERTISER: It seems that sonn1 of our esteem ? ed citizens of Sullivan township . WOronot satisfied with the delega . tiOEthnt was sent to Laurens on the I Otb. of June, finding from a few Hoes I saw in your worthy paper " in hist weeks Issue. We acknowl edge there wits not any notice giv - en through Hu; county papers by ' our township chairman that a nicet j lug would be hold at Tumbling Shoals on the fit h of June, but it un. announced through TIIK AD '- VERTI SEK lo connection with the Tumbling Shoals "dots" a week ' previous to this meeting. So any om? can plainly seo that this gen tleman, (.Mr. ''Voter,") is not a sub scriber for this valuable paper, or if lie is, owing to his tlotage and his once quick and penetrating eyes having lost their former lustro, lu ?s depending on others for his in formation front newspapers. Il snell is tim case he has our heart felt sympathy. Yes, we were only twelve that would quit our farms for a, few hours on the 8th of June to respond to our country's call. Wo were weak io number and do not deny our mental deficiency, but wo do not think there would have been much added to our stature, had Mr. "Voter" honored us with his presence. N. H. WOOD. Tumbling Shoals, H. H. * The Man to Swear Fly. (Prom the Chioago Herald,1 They bad cheered themselves hoarso for Depew and for Harrison, for Gresham and for Sherman, for Allison, Rusk and Alger, when a red-nosed man, with fragments Of crackers and cheese on bis breath, mounted a chair and said: "And now, gentlemen, I propose a name which ought to evoko tho enthu siasm of every true patriot, whoso name ls a synonym for honesty ol purpose and for victory." " I Ie moans Rhone," said ft by? staneor* "flood?" "A name, gentleman, which will stand In the future lor statesman ship with that of Hamilton, (or firmness of purpose with that ol '-Lincoln, for patriotism with Hint j of o ar hoi J. Gentlemen, I thank I you for your attention. I give yon Grover Cleveland!" Tho n ii nun I competitivo oxainl* nation ol' applicants tor Peabody Sc! obi rub!] :s in Nashville Normal College will bo hohl \'\ Ibo ellice or Stair Superintendant ol Fducutiou on July l'J*h. Four Scholarships will bo award 'il. For full particu lars nml condition.-! soo County School Cominis ionor. M. !.. Ilullock . . .SETTLEMENT AM) FIX AL. ~ -..-DISCHARGE. -: lt Y permission o, \. \V. Ihirnsido, Probate Judge, 1 wm Hettie Iho Kstalo of .lanie-; Ta-, lor, itoooiisod, ni his office at Lauren? P. 11.,on tho 20lh tiny of J Hiv I SMS, al IO o'clock, \ . M .. ami al the Haine time will apply for a lin il dis charco. All poison-, li iv Pe; CJOIIUIIKIM against sahl l?stalo are hornby uotllloil to nra soul tito same, In ihn form, on or before said day, or he fore r barred. A nil all Indebted aro required lo innko payiuotit by sai>t timo. O, NV, SM l ld., e. e. e. p. Ai' ni inn l rn tor. ANN0DNC1?M1?NTS. For Son;'. I e. 1 an? a eailllhlato roi' tho Olllcoof Sen* alor In. Laurens ( 'otinly . * 1 .i. w i > NV. SIM K I NS. Ai the solicitation ol' friends, I an nounce my se 11'a candidate for tho Stat? Senate, subject lo tho Primttrv. JOHN NV. I'TiUC.SF SON. Poi* lloiiso ot' Repr?sentai Ives, Wo oi> .mill i in tiiiuouueo Col. JOHN ll. NV ll .N : l'i ?N a candidato for re-oloetlott '."iii.' House ol iioprcsciitll t ives subJoel t i the result of Hm Primary election.' ? NVo aro anlliorr/.od lo announce Mit. .1 AKIM) I?. SI ..' I V A N a candidato fol- tho IIOIIHO "I lb I'll KO n tn ti vos sub jed to tin- ri -still "t tho I'rlmary elec tion. NVc, tho friends of MAJ. lt. N. CI N NINOllAM, i. peet ally presen I ld; nain'to tte- Voters ol' Laurens County as a suitable person to represent the County In tJu lower I louse. M \ s \ I?'ni I:N ns. For I'roba te .lodge. Col. A. NV. ill I1NNIUK is respectfully j niitimiuocd as a en n dh lalo for ro-olooilon to tho olllcc ol Probate J inigo, subject to tho result ol Hm Priinnry ?lection. * I wound respectfully announce to tho volera of I ?it III II County Hull I uni ? candidate for I.iii oof Probate J migo, subject lo lim HomocrnHo Primary. I JOH .1. DOO/.EH, 1 respect full v ti mimi nee myself a can didate for i ho . illee * * I I'roba to Judge subject lu the ri ult ortho Primary Kloc t ion. JOHN M. I LA POY For ( iori? ol' Court. I would respeiUfully announce myself a candidate for t lu oill.t Clerk nf I ho Court foi Lauri us County, sunjocl lo the Primary Kloci. ... I. \\ A Sill SOT* ?N WATTS I respect fully niimmuco nivself as a . amii.lalo for fe eh el hui for ldc ollleo ol Ol erk of Court, subject lo the result o tho Priina r.v election. H. NV. Sil I'.LL. I'oi- Audi I or. I respect fu ll \ nu non nco myself as a oondidale for ibo office of County Audit or at tho approaching ? !< ellon, subject lo tho result m' tin Primarv, i . M. I lt A N KS. O.M. Langston is umuliiced ns a can didato tor r. eh ellon I" tin- nlllco of County Auditor for Laurens t.'ounty MI I > ? .-"".'t tn the io lion ol Hie Pri m ur v. . I - For Treasurer, NV. SCOTT ls N H11 IT respectfully puts himself Iwi'iii- iii'- voters of Laurens '.ninty usa candidate for the oili.>! County Troasur, suh|ecl lu the Primary loot ion. ? I would respectfully (innounco my sol I a Candidate for Ibo ollleo nf Count} Treasurer,subject lo tho primary. * .1. NN A Ht: ANDl'.'ltSON, I would respectfully present myself For ro-eh'.clioit lo ibo ollleo of Coi in ty Treasurer, subject lo tho Primarv.' .loll N IL COPIOLA NI). For School Commissioner. I rospocllully niiuounce mysoii a <-an dldnto for tho ollleo nf School Com mis sioner Mildool to tho Primnrv. N. L. IIA ItKSHA LK. I respectfuiiv iiiinounee mvself as a oandldato for School Commissioner sub |oct to tho primary, T. p. HYitn. The rriendsof M. L, (tull a k hoing ful Iv.satistied with him i ii ilisch.u tri m.'I ho dulles of t hu oftlco of School Cominis SloilOr for Laurens County I'cspoeifully nom?nalo him for re ch ellon, subject to ho Primarv. For Slioi'itT. l respectfully announce mysolf a can didate for tho ollleo of s ori IV subject to tho rc ult of the Pri mary election, ? KU NN IN P. SIMPSON. I respectfully ntiuminco myself as n cami id ute for ro-olcotlon lo tho ellice of Sherill, ttub|cct lo tho result of tho Pri mary. ? li, V, IJALLKW. I respect ru 11 v announce mvself ns n candidate ror the < nilen of Shorlll'. # J. NV. LAN FORD. I would respectfully nnnonnco my self as a enndbbilo for tho Ollleo of sher ill for Lau rms County, suhjoet lo tho Primarv Kl0< Hon, " Cross Hill, s. ( . NV. L. Tl'll?':, rt. NVc aie au! h .'. I lo nilllOllliefl Capt. Tllo.M AH J i i I i IC K I I' n iinndldalo Poi tho onioo of Hin i UV, Hiibjecl to tho result of the Primarv oil Cl li ill, April 8. 18-18. ? For Count) Commissioner. 1 respectfully nnnonnco mysolf a onn? il id ti to for tho oll'i ?o nf county com mis sioner subject to tho I'rlmary. VN i Lld AMS WIIKIIIT Many Friends. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate, for . 'ottnty ( "oinnilssloncf anh iebt to tho primary election. P. J?. M ITCH KL. I respectful! v announce myself a enn ildnto for ro-oleotlnn to ibo oflloo o County Commissioner for Lumens County.Sllbjool to tho Primarv election. .IA: 11KLL. I rospoolfully annotinoo mysolf n cnn dldnto for ro-olootlon lo tho (?nico of County Commissioner for Laurens county subjoel io the primary election. , NV. il. OHUMMONl). I rospeetfullv num.unce invself a can didate for re-elect ion to tho oflleo ol County, Cominislonojr foi Lauron? County subject to tim Pi ?mary election. J AS. POSN'NKY. And Unswervin of C2 iVing to -tin? I formation aeriel "We Sio/pipl? m ? ri t v?s in -Lia? Convi: 5000 yds. check Nainsook .r>c. 4000 yds. while Lawn 5c. lve.-ili/.iii^ tho time honored policy ol' ?nd summer styles nt prices th ul show ti i ""a?'' \ 12* yds. Krnit nf the Loom Wench ing for $l.iio. I 10 yds. of Chocked Homespun $1,00 IDesoit? the Ul f?o of ms in th? dVEttrol c>Joioe with ULS ii down th? Gaunt 100 doz. pr. Ludios I lb doz. pr. Ladies i h l?O doz. Gouts hine: Vlb wldte Spreads :ii 25 doz. (special) I.adi Hose regular 50c I lose I f>0 Kmbroidcrcd \\ li half price. 6000 yds. new Canvi Unlike tho raul ling somersault isl, of prices and porformanrcs like the pcrfot business aad you will join in tho goner 0-88-48 I* i 0<1 Ilion I Air hine, lt lc li in omi ?V Dani ?Ho lt. lt.. Cullimbin A Greenville Division. CondotiHcd Scheilulo in oiled .lune In 1S.S?. (Trains run on 7.r?lh mer id hui limo.) Numil nous i? so '.; NO NO rn j I?. M. A M h. M i.v Chnrlcftnii 7 nu il i". I.v i 'olunilila S IA I" 2.? 11 lo Ar Alston 3 AO 12 OS 1*2(Ml i.v Alston : NO2I i ntl x i on Ar I nion, 120 " Kpiirtniihurg, '.' i*> a Ul " Tryon. f? 07 " Sa i tu la, ii " Kial Honk, i? '?i " lleiuhasonvilie, USA " Aslnille, 7 lo " Hot Springs, I' .- . 14 I'oinat in, 121 1.: 20 44 Prosperity i is 12 v.: 41 Ne? ' ri r\ fi Ul I WI p io 44 (Jobiville, li'/U .* Clinton 0A2 44 han l ens, 7 30 44 Ninety-Six 1120pin " 11 roon wood ?I nj 44 Abbeville l .: - 44 Helton, i Iii hv Holton NO ATd fl T> A r Wllliainston lo .Vt I A2 .. P?tzer lo IA I 44 Piedmont lo aa A 17 44 (Jrcoiivillo il 'Ja fl e t 44 Anderson A 00 44 Sen? on ?. 12 44 Walhalla fl AA '? Atlanta lo lil s?n riiitor.Nl?, Ni?. A2.| No. AO.?I NnAlj hv VVnl Illida 7 00 a nt hv Heneen, 7 lo hv Anderson 0 .'."> hv Abliovlllo 11 lu hv (1 roon vii lo ll IO h\ Piedmont m 33 hv I'el/.i r. I" .1 hv Willi.illiston lo Wi hv Holton 1120 I.v Qreoiiwootl I2A7 hv Ninety Six 1 lt hv haurens NO 41000 hv Clinton fl io hvOohlvlllo 7C0 hv NeU!M'irv 3OA SSA IJV Prosporlty 3 23 s Al I ,v I'oniarln IA H 11 Ar Alston -lui IIII0 hv AI stun hv lim Springs . >' lo p in hv Asheville loon hv llondorxonvillo ll io hv Phil Hook ll 2A hv S?ltela 11 AS hv Tryon 12 ::i NO 22| hv Spat tan laug '^ VI fl (Ml hv' I' nina a A2 A r A luton i OA A ?10 ur? 44 : 'oliunhln G 07 i> m o SO 44 Aiigitxtn l> 10 lo 80 44 Charleston, via SC IUI 0 4A 1100 14 ChnrloMton via A ? h 0 IA 11 80 44 Savannah, O A 9 0 30pm 4 4 41 dent. H Itu IA A 00 ThronglioarRorvleoi <>n trains NOS AO nm! Al Pullman sleeper l?olwoon Char leston anil I hit Springs, Ne via v c I , CotttmhlftiV Hparlniiburg, through eoa< li Potweeu Charleston A Morristown, vin 5 (' railway, tickets Oil sale at principal stations. $ Dully. (Dillly except Suudny Bol, Hans,Traille Manager. h. Cnrdwoll, Div. P. Agent. Jus. h. Tay lor, t ?en. Pass. AgOUt. .. M ? -m. ? ? 11 -1 " Port Itayal ?ft Wo s to rn Carolin Railway Company. In elici t April R, IKKS. Tinto 7Mli Meridian, same as IL A I?. H. lt. time. Oolng South, heave Anderson to20pm J700A m heave Spart un ho ig: 'J nu p ni heave Qroonvillo 12 80 p 111 flOOOnm i ,1'uvi' Laurens ? i 12 p m Lon vc < iroonwood ' . 2 > p m heave McCormick *7 02 p m ll 8A p III Ar've Augusta 'O30 o in IA 4? pill hoing Nor!h. heave Aiurushi "7 AO a in heave MoCorinlok '10ol a m fis isp m Leave (?reenwood "ll ll a ni Ar've OrOOnvllle 111 00 a III A i 've Hpnrtanburg *2 io p m A r'ye Anderson tl 4Ajp in |1020T>m .lia.ly. I haily ex. cpl Suudny. {Sun day only. Tho Sunday train loaves Anderson al 7 II m anil returns at 1 10 p in, ( lon nenin with ti ntn to ami from ?roon wood, haitians and Spartauhurg. Connection* nt Auguste with oenrgin, Bou th Cnroll na find central rial I roads. At SpartiiiiLiirg With A A h Air 1 ino and Asheville iv Hpnrtanbnrg lt. lt. Tickets on sale lu all points at through rntes. liaggage checked lo destination, W. .1 OBAIO, A. O, P. .\. W W STA UH, Supt., AugiiMin.o a R1FIED BY THE OE FEEBLE RIVALS, g ir! o vir Unwavering Molloy =>vtfolio blie ?liiglat ofFinanoial in , the List o? o mi1 Istst "W eelc's IDri Lioinp; Ovtts, ELS follows 3000 yds. white India Lnwna So. Genllcmcns Gauze Shirts 25c. GciitRunoiiSiimlnmidricfl Shirts 50c ?0 |?r. Scrim Curtain* 74c per yd. SK Ll il NC instead of CARRYING, wc oller tho .following lots of spring we menu ,et T?3.em G?.Sf? >? 2 casca itf French Salteen nt 12 le OOO yds. Quill Lining nt 3?c, >r yard. I ki il i \ ?ls. nf Colored Lawns nt i'.c Heil Ticking 0.| to :?.">;.. >r ts ofour 3R/Lv?JLs to keep a.lor?a.st i ox IJrogr?ss. et rici Litter fe il viro to i Styles C-XXTUI Prices- we throw ley 6tnew. lose fie per pr. lng al G.^c, iso 2Ac pr. ' 1800 yd i. Debi go Mixturo at Hie i ( oilers :,i ?;: OOOii yils. Union Cashmeres all col? 76c, or ; nt ftc per \ ard. cs Fast Mack MOO yds. Persian Suiting at 10c. Ibr 2?C. IfiOO yds Satin hair hurd Plaids ito Hobos al al l2ie. lino Cn Inneres reduced io 15c. is Cloth Snit- Coo I lcm iel las reduced lo fiOe. lim commercial nrenn, we stand in tho contre of Jtho ring and command it ring genius. Watch our publications, look unto our manner of doing al accord th:;', wc arc tho genuine und only LEADERS, \ CASH COMPANY, Laurens, S C ?j lESiraia^oris Bros., i?EADQUARTEJJSSGEOCERIBS Buy Your Goorly tor Cash and Savo Money. Cull nnd sec us, o | II ir, nb inllsfucllon to all customers, We ox poet lo koop con tantly on h iud, COHN, BACON. SUGAR, FLOUR, I.A Ul >. COFFER, M KAL, II AMS, MOLASSES, SOAP. OATMEAL, VINEGAR CAN GOODS, CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO, TEAS. &o. Try mir Vomig i tyson tea, al ? pi r ?i., von will 1?? Htirpiiscd, Powder and s!..?;. Plows, Plow Stool . i nu and Traces, Snit hy the car-load. Tironui- KOO our 2fm llrnonv . Keroccno ' >d and many other things, too nam ; eton - to mention. Our Mullo: 5,lShovt Prodis and Quick Sales." liny your goods from SIMMONS UROS., and save money- Times are hard money scarce, bul wc mean lo mm : Ibo emergencies of thc times by PUTTING DOWN PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES Higecst market price paid for 11 Idea, Terms cash, 311 Second door below Gray & Sullivan. OSBORNE'S COI,I.F. C.?-., A li f< io. Cn. T. n . Ort ol OUT, ?(COI h flue InaliluiioM m Oie .s.iuih |<??IO?od?; Hc?t ollrifi? C?rroncjr. Many Rrratuatea in H<KA\ pty.njj te*IUoo(. full bvuttc, 4wombi feiuUf'uc.rcuiur. >5 .JEWELRY* -? STORE; S?ryn? ?'AA?OX N^?t.CTAC/.e^O ^GLASSE* PM'.* JUIYIU Uli. HA vi M i oponed ont n full lino ol Jowolry, WatelioH, Cloek?, ole, wo respectfully M>i?t?t n shan' of pitbllo pal* rouage, Our nlooh ls Ibo tnnal complot In this acci?n ami will ho anhl at anton ISllIngly low prices. oaRFPA?BlNCto SVo mnko a Specialty pf Iteptjlring, ami gu?ranlos all work ilene in n noni nml f .ilUfuclory manaor. All work warranted I your. I Call at the atero-room of W. ll. <;? korsorp : C. T. MASON'S : SON. : LAURENS, S. C. AprillH * The 'Old Reliable" SUIPF0 JThe Prent. Wo extoud thanka^to our frlonda for i ii'ir geiierotifl Rup|M>rt through |lhe fait and winter, ami pro|H>ao, by cluan buy i i ur, cdnno ?lliiii;, ami Orst-olaMH g era ts io mei u ii eontlminuco of tho Kamo. Thc ..ono-toutli" luis grown largely, an.I WO propOSO to get.our legitimate' . ii o r ortho trado by -uicking oloao to* thonhovo prccopta, Wo have a full Uno nf gouda usually fotllld in ii liri elma, 11 ard wai < Store Thone in nuutl nf a Itu HOI*, pair HclHSora or a ? . i . i Knllo> di o ubi call on us amt get uno of tho elec tric. N ow is Hu-lime to paint your heine*. Prices ami quality guaranteed, < ?> t estimates-m t Im bott ami ehcap >Hl lenee on the market. Hu por lor homo ami mulo shoe H, which ve won!.I he plonMOd lo price tvour mci -hunt friontlHi ll' von want a grain criollo, Uv th? M. sh ll iry.'' I'onlugloii nido barrow going Uko hut .ak? s; ( ry | helli. A ll OWIIOra Of HllO Hoofs sin.nhl 0*11 in.i m .; how their old roof? can b**made o, good as new ami tho new sinm eau ow lirovonted from evor gowing old, ai . nominal cost. (tallon Uto boforo l.nving ymir rook itovCM, dan mal e it to your fnleronl. TOBACCO A si'l'.il Al.TY. Wo ure AKOUIH for l> .tpnnts eolubrated il. and Blnaitug powifor. < un simply mei l'haut li lends al factory price.. "W. Hi. BOYD. WholOSfdO ami Retail Hard waro Store Lauruna H.? AU personsholdlnvolatms ?galant the estate of Jane WI Uaiimon, dooV., will ;,n a,-nt them to the underRlgncd on or Hy ile 5ltl 01 Inly noxt, or bo han isl. All pomona Indebted wHI pay up. .* i:. M. VA IN ft. lune lu, IsSH. 8t KxoculOTr