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MANLY ACCEPTANCES. FULL TEXT OF THE CLEVELAND AND THURMAN SPF.CCHEb. I'residcnt Cleveland's Appfalt. Olivet ly '.> the Hi-arts <if tho A morir?n Pooplc. ? splinter Thurtunn'a lt Worthy of tho 1 Man Who Will l?o rico President. President Cleveland's speech to tho no- . t Klent ion commit loo accepting tho nomi- j nnthm of tho St. Louts convention is ns j lol low s "I cannot but bo profoundly Imprcscd ! when I seo nbottt ino tho mosscngors of thenatiounl Democracy, bearing its sum- i mons to duly Ti io poli'i al patty t<> which 1 owo nllcj lauco both Itouora ami ! commande mo lt places In my 1 und lite proud standard and bids mo bear it high ut tho front in a butilo which it wagos bravoly bocnuso conscious of right, con i fldently bccatit o its t rust i * in tho pt opie, ; amt soberly heenuso it comprehends tho ; obligations which success imposes. Tho message which you bring awakens within mo tho liveliest sense of personal grath | ludo and ?alt-feetien, and tho honor \ which yea tender mo is In Itself no great { ttint there might well bo no room foran} 1 other sentiment And yet I cannot rid I myself of gravo and serious thoughts wiiou I remember that party supremacy i-. not nl'iiio Involved in tho conlliet which i presses upen us, but that wo struggto to see uro and snvo the cherished ne thu lions, tho welfare abd happiness of a na tlon of freemon. "Familiarity willi tho great ollleo which I hohl bas bllt added to my apprehension of Its biiercd character nud tho consecra tlon demanded of him who assume:) i t s Immenso responsibilities lt is tho re- I posltory of the people's will ami j power. Vit hin it s %"1 sion should bo tito , protection and Welfare of tho li nm bios I citizen, nud with quick eur ii si . nhl cat o li : from tho remotest c?rner' nf Ibo land . tho (dea of I he people for justice and foi* right. For I bb sake of tho people ? ho who holds this i Hob ol I heirs shoitld resist Ovory oncronclui .. : ii pull its IcgiU mato futtcH?ns, und tor the take ol Ibo Integrity an 1 II < fillip . . < . ibo Ofltco it should be kept near io Ibo licoplo r ad bo | ndmlnistorcd ia i iii Myi ipalliy with their j want.- and : "Tills or -; lon rd Iuds ino most vividly I of tito ; wi ?ti t ar years Ugo; I | received a ?in.es> I i rn) part j ?im liar' to that willi ii i ib'll i With all that ho i pn Hail (luj I eau truly say Hint ibe le fol :>- O with which I heard tho simm i then i Intens!lied F< ir ? . . . : to V ; !. Ol' I ? I I ? ? . ? ; io ? ? ? . ? ? . ! ? not I ?bm grandly tiley P.v. d tin ii -o d ry, nor bow I .?! . I upon i 1ho policy of tho nd minist ration now j drawing to its cb o Its record ls open lo J every citizen of ' lie land And yet. I \ -ill not bo denied tl privilege of ass rib . ; at this limo 1 in the exercise of 1 functions of I i hi li trust eotilidod to mo I have y I hied ol Ii nee . lily lo the c i i stitltlioii aiid 11:0 i ..lean obligation of ii ; oath ol' ? 1 have dobo those thin . which, lu ti light ol tho understanding ; <io:l has gi y i i) n .iii conducive i to tho welfare of un :.:.>! ibo protnotii ii df gi ' .? . int I won! ! i not if 1 contd, foi seif mir for voa. I avoid n sh' :!.'': ? ia;o of ,n fair inter prelation of my "It hu! rom; his i . mo to say I . yt u, and through Von ;.? tho Di.?racy of tho ? nation, i bal t :. copt tho munn!.dion willi which t!i y Lav . honored mci and that I will in dix limo signify snell ncccptunco in tho usual formal manner." Senator Allen <? Thurman's speech i? ns fol li ? "I pray you to nccept my very sincero thanks for iho kind tibd court omis man- 1 nor in which yeti have communicated to ino tho o 111 ulai information of my nomina lion by tho St. Loa.s convention Von j know, without saying it. thal 1 nm pro- ? fohndly grate fa I to tho convont|on and lo j tho D?mocratie party for Ibo honor con- i forrod upon mo, and Ibo moro so that it. ' was wholly unsought and undesired by mo. not thal 1 Undervalued n distinction | which any man of our party, howovor eminent, might highly pr i zo, but simply beean. 0 1 had ceased lo bo ambitions Of public life but when j i um tobi In so earnest and Impressive a mamie!'that I eau still n adir sorvioo to tho goi (I canso to which 1 have over ben devoted-r-a cause to tvldcii I um bound by tho tics of affect ion, by tlio dictates of judgment, hy sonso of obligation for favors so ofic.i Conferred upon inc, and "ova ? rv?nt h ?po that tlie party may long1 eua: anio to bo able to servo tho republic, what cnn I under i li eircumslnnces dd bu*, yield my privai - wisher to tho de mand lit) . . win o bpi pi iii . 1 am bound j to respect? I A j plauso. | "Gontlctnon, willi ail unfeigned dlffl* deiu-e ia my ability t" ful li 11 Ibo ox poeta tiens that led to n y no oblation, J yat feel it to bo my duty to accept it anti do ail that i! may bo in m,V pi fror todo lo merit so marked a di . I luci lon. "Gent Ipmoili the country is blessed by nu oblo abd honest administration of Hie general goverphiont. Wo bavo a pros! dent who wisely, bravely, diligently and patriotically disebntgos tue duties of kits high ?illco. 1 fully nollovo that tho last interests of (ho . mil i y ioqillro his re election, and Ibo hopo that 1 may ho able to coilttibtitb somewhat to bring about tho result ia ono of my motives for ac COpting n placo on our ticket, end 1 abo feel it my duty to labor for n reduction of taxes and lp put aston to that accumula tion of a BU rpi ti : In Ino 1|*< n airy flint, in my jttdgraOnt. ls not only prejudicial L> our financial welfare, but h>, in a high dp greo, dangerous lo honest and eon itu {Ional govoruim nt, ..I suppose', gout lomen, that 1 need say lu? moro today. In duo timo, mid in fte* cordauco with established usuage, I will transmit to your chairman a written ac? coptanco of my nomination, with such ob servations Upon publia questions as nifty seem to mo to bo proper." President Dhus of Moxicd l? ma;; i ag nn behest OlToft te koop on friendly terms w|l Iv tia? United States, Tho at?xican govern ment hn-> announced that it will punish <rltb doutt) Intorferotioes by its soldiers with A mo ri can citizens or Amorloon Ians when committed on their sido of tho border. Mr Melvillo W. Fuller, who hus beeil nominated for chief Jastico of tho United Htativi nu promo court, ls reported to lin ve .rtsltotl Han PH -a no I sro recontly lu seerok Ho went ttioro on hi is I noes, and kept his idontity biddon from iho paulie because ho wished to ?HOI i befug talked with bf newspaper men, The linke of Motherland ha? booonio so tmiMiveristied hy tho agrien I tu ral depression in KeglOfld and Scotland that ho ooiilom pi ii"? Milln;' KtatVord house, tho wonderful non.sion, which, when Queen Victoria on torod. st nick tier ns being fco magnlflfMnt thal .be ?lid to the diiko; "1 00i">0 Loa, ?vi y I: HI to your palace." A QUESTION. WHICH l i Till! WKAKUIt, TI1I0 IIOUSK OK Tin: v. w: INGALLS' FAMOUS LETTER. How alt ?fl? Won ni ito <iiv<- lo Um U j Ns vcr Written lt V Tho following I. lt er nom Scnatot .'<'1m , J, tugaila, received hy w Member of ibo ? Kansas del? ..ci II i:i lho ltc[itibliciin cou? volition, \\ill b" rend with Interest mut ! profil by [ipi ii t< lana Of both portico: "Vii U Pltl?SIOl?XT'S CllAM er.lt. ) j "WAhll.lNOTON, .limo Ul J j "Yours tilth nt htuid lt does not tanka much difference who is nominal "il, lu my judgment. Tho etiudidatea will cut but a small ligttro In tho tight We cnn elect ; Anybody or wo shall foll. Tho least coli? , spfcuoiis, and there fora tho least compli cated mau, will ho tiie best, Somebody Mho Hay? s in 1870. "Among till Hie men mimed there is not j ono 'leader.' No ono whose personal or historical relations lo tho people would make n dolo roneo of 1,000 Voles in tho canvass Sherman, Allison, Harrison, , el ?.. have rei oi ds ' lint would bo Awkward ?n (ho i iii i. tl:" currency, tho Chinese question, cte. Dopow's contieclloii with rn il road s mid corporations would bo a heavy liv;!; especially in tho agricultural stan- Wo might ns well nominate Gould or Vanderbilt nt once. My impression W that Alger Or i Ircshain carno nearer tilling tho bill than n IJ ?ii Hie others, with SODIO follow Uko Phelps, of Now Jersey, who couici roach tho conservativo forces of tho cof.it and got contributions from tho man ufacltners nnd Wallstreet. Kui you .can judge much better limn I what* ls best j after consult lng willi tho delegates '.I have the m : ol' t lie wiro ; duriiig the Convention, hy the courli *'< of tho com- j pany, und > : can therefore telegraph me fully Ut : '. limes, i;' anything of in torCwt timi pires. ?I. J. JsidALLS." VV X > w ( / tl tho !:; lid ?ve 16P much I ieali bull A RnO Ol Senator In . illa friend, publ! i . i ho Republican cpu Kansas stn1' i inti lion of n ii . i id,i "s?mo fellow Mho I roiild reach Wi li lins bcd the . -t i lifo ul most un? II? numer?los have bee his action i hat I;: would rat her have tho letter puhlisho. so ? know s ii t H 'lt ??5,000 ono nf lng! "burn this loi ter' first cablegram to "Private! in :> wll have nut some stiel er liiftiillH. lier to u Ghlcage ng tho S?-ions ol il lon, in wi.'n h thc r?eiiicd th" opminn ii' raeside ni nnd <d . ' r Mprl?n, whe I . ? ; ling lis aili liPr's ? : he <\< hunt lal ?ons ot 11 ? ?ys i rn tik ly bc ' ' (>U 1 Itali had 'I".:.- hi: a across t hi ri h a ?foz? n of tili . mid i!, i a t UM I.i-.'1 tither Iii. ulalie Wils in ark ed: Ihgalls should ark upon his letter. ForeWoll lo lin- I looms. To tal the bo ?ms and booinlot ; wp have now ip say fnivwelli All lind their tilth day among us, somo oven giving promise of great, and glorious things, but th?- liol summer's 'hun lins scorched lind bllghti ! t hem. Farewell tlie tranqi l ? ? r. liam, farewell Dopow, farewell tho Plumed Knight and tho big intrigue that dearly swept ilie beard! Oh, farewell, farewell. Hu flowine b urel and tho shrill hus!;, tho spirit kill lng Ingalta, t ho ear piercing Forakor, thc royal Allison, tho ley Sherman, and td) quality, pride, pomp and circumstance ot devious polities! And oh, you mortal Californians, Whoso rude throats tito bu mortal .loves dread clamor counterfeit, farewell! Tho Hlnlnoilo's occupation's gone. - Chicago Herald. In Acceptance Tho speech of tho president is a piece of patriotic oratory, ft. brcnthos tho true sentiment, of a man who, having been I ried In tho CNiciblo mid found almost perfect, alms to still further improve, that those who have tm ted him may bc tito moro happy in it bolter and larger con fldenco. "I havo yielded obedience onlv lo tho constitution and my oath of office la no vainglorious boast coining from President Cleveland, lt. is a fnct whicli tho wliolo country recognizes nnd tho ina Jorlly of people npproclato.--Phlladolphia ltecord. DerO It I? in n Nutshell. Harri: otr.' A machinol Ami Morton? A rominlsccnool And tho plat form? Defenso of robbery!-St. Paul Globo. Hard for -.-.i t<> Undotttlaml. Cloveland ls o great in office thal th? little hood lo Kopubileans arodazzled nnd dazed. They can't understand liow a citi zen mav bo pri ddont and bo honest. Cloveland Plain 1 > ?li r. Clnlmlmj f.vei > iliinff. About tho only thing tho Ropubllennis do not claim i:i their wonderful platform i i : t hey elected tho brei i nt Pre.-?deni of the United Sti ' s.- St. Paul Globe. A Pointer fer Ingalta. Hereafter Mt. John .'. Ingalta should ndd a postscript: "Burn this letter." Kioisas City Time* _ _ . . .SETTLEMEST AKD Fifi Al,. .. --DISCHARGE.-: HY por ni lesion <>r A. VV. burnside, Probate Judge, I will sollte tho Kstato of tainos Taylor, ?looonnod. at nts office at han rous < '. ff,, on I lie 201 h day of .linv 1888, Ol 10 O'Clock, A. M., ?md at the same time w i 11 .apply for a lin il dis chemo. .-vii porHon.M linville- demands against said Rstate uro berebv notlilod t<> pro? sent (lie same, in d ie form, on or before enid ?lay, or bo forever barred. And ?li indobted aro roquirod to make payment by snld time. O, W. Nil FM,, e. cr. v. Administrator. ."< tra or ? lio World. Mr. F 1>. Mocaitn, in hi< recent inter esting lecture un Judaism, estimated iii'' ; total inunber of .l u- throughout ii?' worl 1 .i; ?K'lwceu 8,000.000 and in.oui?.- j OOO. tn thu Hu I lcd Kingdom thom uro ubou I 100,000, of whom seven-tenths ate in I .nih n. tho great part of tho re- I nududor being in Manchester, Liverpool, ? Lillis and IMrminghiim. yeotlnnd ruck- i ons only 1,500. Inland only I.one. hi : lin? Itriti.sh colonies there uro souielliing j loss than ?0,000. In riane- tlicre aro ! I -a to, of whom -10,000 nm in Paris, about lO.OOO wciv trnnsfurrcd upon thu in nev ut iou ol' ibu provino i to tho (.ter ni ut . tapiro, nmoilg wbosu -M?.non.non of iiihuhUaut? 000,000 bolong lo Hil ri murk ::! le ince. Jews uro lou i td lu largo mun hors ti long (ho northern enasta <>l Africa .- - well a; in \bvssini:i. in America there uro V>n.t no. mid dew.-, me dwelling ! in Mexico, and hi uluurd ever} statu ol South America. There arc supposed to bo from 10,00 I to 00,000 in Persia. 10,0011 to I a. 000 in ibu Khanate-, mid a lila II Ul u U r in india, ??jwilzorlaud, Helgiuni and Itollnttd lui ve also considerable. Jew i li |S)j.ulai!? a. Tb?' i. HUN of Jews imo Palest inc from ' other part-; of tia- Ti tr ki h dominions and j .-I 0 rrom Poland, Russin and l'entra'1 1 Klimpe, wIdell bini been going en fr?an | thee i!v pari of Hie present ceiilury. isa noteworthy fact. The Turkish goyura nient i t described as showing an eui ire loleta ti a. Inti i is liol now favorable to un immigr? t iou into Palestine, u eiicuni-. binnuc attributed to fear ol il . inroad ol' Kiiropean ideas. Tho slate of ibu Jews in,the Ihdy band is, according to ilii nUthoiity, not it happy ene. Yb re is lau little outlet for their energies. A largo untidier give thunis?lvUa outhul' up io llubivw studies, while Hie hulk of ihuiit eke out a miserable livelihood by sin ill Industries, apparently aided, but in re nlity intensilled in pauperism hy the por nie iou s Rvstein < ?! lalnkah" or dist r i lae lion of alms rent tren- vitrioiis countries, which.ure doled out muong tho Jewish population m ..iiia!I ame? London Daily . N- ivs. \ i loj-giiid "??o? li tn Persia. Aniong the suhjeekt of thu -bah blows (ind ilonihieoriiig actions uro freely given nial taken without it thought of bad blood resulting (In ref rom. I oiiee saw n ii gie lar pitched billi le, ?r? inore eon eut ly, n '< (logging match, liotwonil I Wo guhgs ol Pi isiah eliai va il a oj) the I'dsid mar | Tnbrouy.. li wini u curious exhibition ol ? meekness and furnell y. The lighting, it ii could I? eiiiHi d lighting, whit done w ?th j sticks. Ono niau would liiiinp his ?houl dei i lind With n propitiator} grin retreat, I while his tt rt Inn! rubied upon him a torrent of blow .and grunts and in.po - Iii lill! ivould . .... binding bini ?? li' freo from i lbw*. Ibo j i. lit turn, would ld hltltlp hi I bael;. had beeilreceived nial ti h ? rd. and Ha ...... ; . I . : :. i mal . . . fer?i c ? nu . 11i l . iwi lal ibenn Th ' Keri ? nats of (in i real man. brio, are almost ;:s Blicred lt- ti rt i-iaiie.- and altaek ns lin great niau bini elf, A per-?an pea-ant ? Ibo Khan' ; hu ia di. who iayi nbbui him ? switch, intteh ns Ibough ho were chasing eadie, Hil . : ? . ? I !. . vii WV III .'. resell t IllC lit i Till ana:. Wiall I fri i nil Ivo iinji *. Primitive lUatl. wherever bu was cast, whether iii ono iront er or in morn (han one. inii-t ol iieeessil} have found h it food in llie plan! world. Wu Ctiiuiol iuingiuo iiim i'.int.. n ie : ki. careel learned in tho ml m f hunting . killing and cooking ibu h .wei aniiu;.!- for fm d. Many infer from (his circumstance that ibo argument in favor of tho vegetarian pr?ctico i- copied direct from nalure, signed lind deliyerrid liyjior, Noi quite no fast. There i one interposing harrier to ibo I . iiet . plano.'- of Veg? tari, ll tit ed and nut of ' inveyniiecof food from nat ure 10 man. Nature hursulf, of her own rieiti roval will, ma!' - for animals. herbivorous1 and c?rnivoroii?, one di . linet ive aniiu;.! food; a secretion froth the living animnl organism, II Heid which is a standard food meal and drink in one i'm- Uni.I known under Ibu i ann- of mill;. Against absolute vegetarianism, thou, wc limy fairly nut Up one exception derived from nature as (bc unerring guide. (in obs? rving Ibo Imbil i of animale' wc discover another natural fact. Wo find Hint animals of quito different nature.--. In respect to primitive select lon of food, possess the power of changing their modes of feeding and of ? asslng over, us 11 were, from on'-class to another. This dinoga i- distinct hm limited, and wo munt nccepl il viitli hil its extension on the otu- -ail- ann*-wai h all its limitation on thc other, 'lin- fruit eating ape eau lie taught under privation (o subsist oil animal diet; n dog < an. I lielicvo, bc taught lo subsist on vegetable eliot. But it would lien Impos?tblo to teach a sheep to eat ll. h as it wa.al.l h.- to make a lion feed on grass.- Hr. Richardson in Long man'., magazine. Disciplino in f'ubilo Behool*. Them is sense*, hui not common sense, only capital good sonso- In the complaint of "A Mother" timi tho dcs|x>rato at tempt to educate ber children on (lie part of tho public schools I. h a- lng them neither well I rubied intellect nor eoTthd moral olin rant er, They are asked ni On close ol ? at h day if they hiivo whispered, on Ibo : tippo -ii ,:i t!.;i( |( develops honor to trust t" their replies. Probably om child ..ut < i fifty tells the truth. '.One scholar in olio of ibu largei t w boola said to mi . I have told u Ho every day of the year." " Probably tho effect of this sort of discipline is lo render o child lilli? m-i. ly indifferent '.?> Ibo Irnth. Tin problem "i Hu- wis.- education gr?ivi connlnutly grunter. The solution mu t h<> in ;i l r;-i. nial more aggressive honu life. ( Hoi*.*-Democrat, CLOSING OUT 1 \\ ill begin to-day and will commue unt il tito first day of duly, to oloso out my entire .-dock of Pancy-:-Grocerio?, l.ci>ar(i!('ss o? Cost. Come ut once If yon want bargain--. I also xi vc notice to ?di poisonswjio aro indebted to ino to sett lo hp hy tin- liri of July. (T?fllO mon excepted.) -:~J, H. JAMES,-: 20 J? LAURENS, s. C. People fornu rly had. trying n. swallow Hu' Old-ftudltoUod I ni Willi ?IS lilil? of magnesia, vainly dl$jpd?lug i:> biller* liess ? ami \> ?tut ll ? ulina-: lo Aye r's Pills, Illili IlllV? IHM H well . idled " moil leulcii Bugai'-pliiuiti" -lim oulj four bc? iiiH lluil pulleula m.iv bu o uiptcd into lilkblg loo itiltliy a' a dose. Bul I i ?o directions uro plain und islioidd bo tttrictly followi ii. ,T. Ti Teller, M. l> . Chit tenango, N. y,, expresses exactly what hundreds hnro written at grouter length. Un nays: "Ay oi'a ('nt bur li? Pills tuc highly nppreoiated. They nro |H)rfncl in form ami conting, tittil I heir elfools ure nil that tin: most en ref it I physician rould desire. They hnvo Kiipplunled all tho Pills formerly popular lu rc, mid i think it must ho Inn;; boforu an\ other 'an lu- maile lhat will al .ul coin pave ..nh thom. Tboso who buy your pills get lull vuhio for ile a ninney "Safo, pleusnilt, ;iiol certain lu their in lioi:." ii tho concise testimony of I?.. 15 cargo K, Waiker, ..! Mm tins? \ lllo, Virginia. " Ayer'.i Pills outsell nil shut lav prop, oration-. The publie having once used them, will Inivo id oihoi- * . Perry, Venable & Collier, Albinia. Un Ayer's Pilis, rri-i'a-; by Dr. ,1 <\ Ayer & Co., I .uv.-i M, !..RS. I S<iM lo al! Denier? O. .M, .... .no. ^-/?) OSBORNE'S COI.I.I'.I.I'., AnsuMit.GA. di .-..I thc KIO! flue Institution! tn th? South. J( tatOood , it vat Colli-.'" Cu ri ?ney. M joy KI iiluate? id u NM) pa.) |,M hoaittoii?. Full court c, iwonllis Sena forcirculr.ii Attention OWNERS OF COTTON -G-XXST?ES-. Wesley Washing io ; i, Desires lo in foi ni (he pill il it? ?bat bi> hus re-opened bi- shop anti i tidly pn pared tn tl?. ail tv 1 ntl -.1 pin work at (be lowes! pri?es. f??y~ MnhufiU'turer.s' agent for the |)0 -I ;: i.i in A ni rici. I.A I lll'JNS, S. C. Spring Clothing, I ll .v.- li eu phi (tod i HI I ho emt mers mid j au: ii your critical Inspection. Von will i mn! II I iciuM i I ll I USS ri an nt of gin nielli* for men, youths innl boyS in n!' ibo rog 1 ulai-M?/OS, and In nil rptnlllict n i prh i uA. i ii.- design i -oil patient* ; nilli, gc oil S l bi 4 HO ti sou tire moro iii I rac* I live I lian nii.v lu tho past, Tl ie re is a do ?dib o chango in Ibu slj o < ?ml make up ol'I ho garment s t his season ono in pur? tioiilar and (bat IM (hf punts ar? Inrucei' lind tho std.'k couts tin otitituny. Very n v. i.i ibo sirnlghl cul stbm will i>" wiirn. Tlieso KiirinctilH ure in a un fuel u .i-i expressly for iiiy lrndo an-1 in order 11. gel a .-i a io b-to nssortinonl of I ho nu nierons piUtoriis anil designs w blob uro odored Hie; neilson I h'uvi.ut red a largo stock tm- HIV customers t<> nol0( t from. Tboso gnriuonlS uro regular lull rn-linnie an.I w i M ti: p0lTootl,\ nil will liol-l I heir shape unlit ll..- garment li worn out. They uro niuo uninufaclnro(| i of Imported goods us well ns of divinest j les in oussltueros, ohovolot?, sorgos, s??!, ? mixed, wm '.i.i, whipcord ami cork i serowH, und In tsaokfi, outnwnys, single I ami double lu ousted frock SiyJtiSi I ' hnvo also a lim- ussorlod Uno ol go nt fr lllnlci wtill' ill I in i ia. gatl/.O, lillllbriggllll an.I lisp, th rom I. Also hosiery of thc same iii'tlorhil in fnno,\ an.I plain color? ( 'ullins, cull's, huudkorchiefs ami ;i largo line ni (.?-ni'- nookwoiir ia al! ino latest novelties, lim - and tints ami mude in l In- Inlest -li ip.-.. Soil ami -Ui!l Hats fol" tb" Spring ami iinnnoi wear in nil ol ile now slutpos ondeo a's, nod nil sizes. The londiuu shades. " clnniunon uni granito ami tho grny cassimoro huts. 1 hnvo In stock Un' favorite Itoslon soil conforining Milli lint, whhdi hnvo a ropiitutlou nil oyoi tho State, an.I i an oiil> i? pureluisod I o-. <.. < o-o i s lino shoos In ali ib. - load I nu styles and lunken, (ptnlltioH mid prices AnioiigHu in is tin- Ihmnistor nm-1 boo, Which lins tho bosl reputation of tiny in tho city, (.lenin ?idlppcrS und dn?ciu?K pumns lu nil si vies. rtesnoolfullv, M. I.. KIMM?. KltVlN TW ITT Y, Mnnngi . Spa i t mi bu i Til li K M POH I t M At ? il u io h i a is the pl neo tm- fakdilonnhh L'h>l bi og, bais, furnishing go ds, trunk? mid vu li sos und gouts lino shoos ....len visiting Ibo elly (adi und si m I tte m> line vp.ok nf lin n. yoitthS ami bo,\ dotlilutr, Ac,nil of willoh you will lind o,, thcSpnrlunburg sioro a- v i ii .. . uinhin. lb ipectrnllv, olnmhin, M. I.. KIN A III), Registra!ion Notice! The hooks of (legistrut lop will bo opened in (be Sheriffs olllee ill I.aurons, fis I'm law directs, on tin firs I .Monday in oneil month, until first Monday in .Inly, '88, whoo lin law requires them i loni -I nul il aflei Hie next general oloction. 'i bis ? for tin- purpose ni registering nil persons who bnve become of upo ur entitled to register since lad election; to transfer porsons from (bi< to (mother County, ami from one township ioouothoi, or from noe residence I ( . a not lier.- All (iii." niUSl be dom- Indore Ol' nu tim br d Monday in July, 1888, Lost eerti llantos moy be renewed in within BO dftys of tho election, and those who become ol' ItgO between l -l .Inly and Um election, may rcglStei at any limo Indore eleotiOlb Those u lm defused or Noglocted to Register boforo thoittsl election, cttnnol register until the Dav,- li chanced. .1. W\Mlf WATTS, Supervisor Hogistrntion Fol). 24th, 1888. THE LAURENS BAR. j . Ti JOllii ><?.\. ll. IWC.II KV JOHNSON A. liK'lll'JY, ATTOHN I-*.YB VT I.A W. Oiu'icn I lonilng'n Corner, Northwoa ?ldc ul" Public KqtllU C. t,A Ult UN W, .H., - - - s. \Y. II. Al A KTIN, ATTOHNKV AT l WW IA ll Ki. I ' . M. I- ' OI'KI.A N I >, A T T <> K N K V A T li A \V , 1. \ l UKNS 11.. S. C. oui.-*- over National linnie. I'.KN.I. i>. CU NIN li ll AM? ATTOHNKY AT LAW. I. \ UK KN S .11., - - - s- . \. I. IIOI.MHH. .'. N . SIMPSON 110 CAI IOS AL SI IM CSOS, A H'OHN KYS AT liA W. L J lt KN.S . II., S. . S. S. llAltltIS, ATTOHN KV AT LAW. L A U lt K NS, s. . .f?V-OIlhn store of W. '.. lloyd A Wonderful Discovery TOMI VCCO AN AU) T< I li KA I i ll ! 4 ::v i ..i A. nmnui'ui'turofl let J \ 'I IIOM c. \\ ?iii nus . ' rtiehinond, Vu-, iindir U fnruiuln prejuirt-d hy Prof. .1. NV. Mil h'l I, hf I li? I hiv. : >.i y nf \ h Killin. Anti niihirhd, Aiili-d,' peptic :i g<??yd Ni'i'A iiif incl un oNci-lh'iil chew. Try I ti -^o IEtmi1m&! I'Vir iiuh by ul! liiuvicrM. Cul I for pu ni pb ici, M?> '?'< . W. A. CAMPBELL, ...Cabine . Mt'tiN-ami : Upholsterer. I li'I l t11 > i ? 0. V. HI?NB0N! JL?.VJ.,I^ oL r?h U itA'A^lVl Ja . - .WI) ? f| Pl fi f* I ? > \ 2* U v. j , ' Me:il-.' fill boni consisting of uti j thc (Idiocies ul iii.* season. Polite , nttentlui ?iud protnpl service, Dr D.L.Anderson PHYSICIAN. i Olfcrs lia services to th? clti/.eiiti ol : Laurens Ollicc on South Street? Dr. E. E. HOLCOMBE, DENTIST i Ornen KAU IO. SITO II KA VKS s?:: ! I I. A UHRS.S. .0 DRW Jrl- BALL, UK NT I MT. ?filrt over Nu tb mn I Hunk. Oliloo dys Mombil und uosuhiys LAU UK'S, - - - . s.. i . )r. < . I-. t*< M>IJ0 OnYirH |s professional Service? t<> tho I (diIZMIR i Laurens ntnl vicinity, fulls ; prompt! vit tended t.? niuhl mid ?luv. I ' ?iii.u\ i lliirdvnrn SUoroof.l. P. M ur ! tin A- UO. ?f?V~ \ i (Mill : it night should bo loft ni i hu roshliioc -.i |)r. .1. T. Poole. tQAMGNDSc Y s;msk<Vs li AC lt IO N Hi H. C Female* College. With n f ll corps ol 11 1st an I (he (iuuronsvli'i h'eronle College will reorganizo iud begin fall session .Sept. I Otb. I iOO ttl H cuni foi tildo. St n tula rd bib. Hjieelal (lt ton (lon tn all l-'eniale k i oiiin? dinienl < New ninl splondll Pinn os, Noi .'ctu~ rlan. (lovoCtbioiu parontal. Young lari lon iind?rtho finniodlato care of .M is Met ?(f?an tOHl .Mrs. N. C Jor dan. Pu pl s rottel vori . . any time and ehnrgti until end of (juarter. Board ?l?ier month lu advance. Tuition $110, amt with classical course f If per < 'olleglnto 5 our, pity? nble moiiily. Wo SOlioH mid hope to merl/public' patronage. Por any infernal ion nddress, >V. MMcCA?LAN, President, LAUhVNH, H. C., July 20, 1887, ly. -. I. K Nl's ol' STIU'IIKOO' IIS, SVCII AW - BACON, FillO All, JANDY, ILO IT II, 1*1 CK LIOS, CRACK IO US, MOLASSIOS, PJOPP'BH, CAN N101) (lOODS COFP1010, SP) Ul? OF ALL KIN Di CarLoal of Flour just i-of oived. .I'ar-liOad o?' Bagging* and Ties .W^C3-OKJ-3 BLTQaiES All of win.h w ? ' sdi al MOTTO M MG I? ii KS. Geo. ZEB. -Anderson, Lau rons - - 3 O K. H. HUDCL S J. J Pl USS Laurens iron Foundry A N I > 3VEaoliine Sliops Under tho nbovo li ml wo liavo <?<*iiimoiic**M.I business MIK! a ry now i M ..] ?.i i-? I i?? make nil kinds ol Castings and Machine Repair Work. Wo w ill ;:.i\c |i)-<mi|)l iii (on I iori 1" ni) work thal niny bo givou j us, Mini w ill be iliiinklul l"i li.born) pnlroiuigo. Laurens Iron Foundry and Machine Sliops LAURENS, S.O. ll . 1 f A HE . ?rx. .SI .;..i....:.,.? JaL JL orl? ilE o I O ?rs ?E.! Having decided to devote my time exclusivel the sale of Shoes and Hats, I wuldsay to the public tho! all in need of such Goods can save money by giving me a cal. Shoi . of every Ulm!. The lines! u urinion! In (own, ami wilt bo ol il .a. Hie closes! nuirgiii. W. H. (J Ak ll E T T , A T GARRETT'S SHOE STORE. LAURENS, S. C. TDo "Y"OTJL "V^ant to . - ;-i iE1 SO ! TOTER & J AM MASON'S Mammoth Establishment, Where You Can Get: U RGA1NS IX Dress Good*. ?A KO A INS IN w ?i i tc Goods. BARGAINS IN Gent's Shoes. BARGAINS IN Notions. BARGAINS IN Millinery'. BARGAINS IN Ladies Sllppors, BIG BARGAIN in Straw Hats. Wc "i.? ollVrinp proal Baronin? In everyl liing POR CASH. Conni ono foin.'All, and ho convinced, thal wo mean what wo Buy. IV Remember, Wi: ARK IIKADQUARTKRS P0R Vii UNI fl RIO for Upper Carolina, S\ lioli . id .. and Bel (di. Polll0 nltcntloii given oil. No tfonhlo io : ii ow l?o? 11. Minter & Jamieson LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, LAURENS, H. C. BOOK- KEEPING, SHORT-HAND, TELEGRAPHY, PENMANSHIP, Etc. WI jo rleairca to better his or her~condltlon in bfeTshoMld write for the Coleloniie of BRYANT & STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE