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Ii AUKENS, 8. 0,, April 14th, 1891.
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Clinton 1? to have a military company. ]
Governor Fowle of North Carolina died
lftst we<?k. ~* k,'
We are informed that thn Green Fond
Alliance ha? disbanded.
Lauren* is to havo a Arse class bakery;1
a greatlv needod convenience.
Col. F. A. Connor of Cokesberry visi
ted his sou Or. P. It. Connor last week.
A Youug Men's Christian Association^
is to bo organized in Clinton.
Mr. T. R. Oiaig of Clinton is drum-1
ining for a Jewolry house.
Johnson's Jewolry palaco is the con
stant resort ol lovers of the boautlful.
John Y. Garllngtou has entored the
University of Who South at Sewanoe
Tonn,
MV, Cal. Vance of lAirnian University
hns boon visiting ^rolatlyos iu tho ilty.
The colored Mothoaista of the olfry are |
raising funds for building a newehuroh.
If you know of a visitor in town you
will coufor a favor by informing Tim
Auvkrtiskr.
Mr. W. II. Johnson and family of Nova |
va ticotla, Is visiting his brother, Mr. J.
T.Johnson.
Tho 'Aondomy boys are modltatlng
baseball with tho Cllntoultes at the An
niversary.
Ten bnlos of cotton on Capt. James
Hudgon's plaoo woro deatroyod by lire
on tho 6th Inst.
Kincald, tho uowspapor corrospon
dont, who killod Ex Congressman Taul- j
boo of Kontuoky, has boon acquitted.
Dr, J. P. Simpson has returned from
Philadelphia where ho has been attend
ing mod leal lecturos.
Mrs. Janio T. Clarko, spont a short
visit among hor friends and rolaties last
wook nonr Tumbling Shoals.
Editor Garlington, of tho Spartanbnrg
ilorald, nnd family nro visiting Mrs.
Garllngton's mother, Mrs. E. O. Frier
son on Hampton streot.
Mr. W. II. Fowlor died nt his home In |
this county at one o'clock last Sunday
at tho advanced ago of sovonty-sovon.
Fivoohildron survive him. Mr. Fowlor's
death will bo lamontcd by n largo oirolo
of friends.
A spooial tologram rocoived yostorday
conyoyod tho sad intolligonoo that Rov.
A, A. Marshall, who is under medical
treatment in Philadelphia was striokon
with paralysis.?A ndcrson Journal.
Dr. \V. 0. Irby of Clinton oxpeots to J
bodomo a citi/.on ol Lanrons and will
build a handsome rosidonco on Irby
Hill. lruiroi.s will bo dolightod to wol
como Ur. Irby.
Frank Dramblolt was cut Dy a man
namod Mnddon in tho Northorn part of 1
tho comity last wook. His wounds aro
sorious but probably not fatal. They |
woro working tho roads at tho timo.
An infant son of Dr, and Mrs. B. E,
Martin, only a few days old, died Sat
urday and was buried In tho city cemo-1
tory Sunday nftornoon. Tho family [
havo tho sympathy of tho community.
Tho colorod pooplo of tho city mot in
tho Court Houso Sunday to tako slops I
towards, socurirg commutation of son-j
tonco for Porry Gray, condomnod to bo
hung next Friday. A sum of monoy was j
raisod to defray oxpensos.
Tho dato for tho socond cpaarterly con
foronco of tho Mothodlsl Churoh for tho
Waterloo Circuit has boon chanuod
from May 10th and 17th, to May 2nd
and 3rd, thus ocouring two wooks earli
er than as at first announced. Govern
yoursolvos accordingly.
Mr. Robort Chapman, son of Mr. John
Chapman of Spring Grovo ono of|
tho most popular young inon in that
neighborhood, diod vory suddenly on
Sunday tho 12ih, at his fathor's rosi-1
donee. Ho was apparontly in perfect j
Im alt h at noon and diod about 3 P. M.
Llttlo Turner Stokes, son of Mr. Ar
thur Stokes ol this city, foil whilo play
ing on a goods box Saturday and broke
both bonos of his aim. Curious to say
ho was at tho timo playing with Mastor
Frank Ballow, who has not yet rooov
orod ontiroly from an aeoldont rocoived
in tho same way about six wooks ago.
Round trip tickots to tho Centennial at
Columbia will bo sold ovor tho R. <fe D.
for ono faro, $2.00. This nominal rato
will produce a vosltablo oxodus from
lamrons for the timo boingand tho libe
ral oftorts of tho lt. & D. to add to tho I
general enjoyment of tho stato's great |
gala occasion will bo appreciated.
Subscribers aro urgod to look at the
labols and dates on thior'Opors and to
inform this office in caso o!i mistake in
date. To oxplahi the moaning of the
numbors on tho labol: Jno. Roo, Deo. 0,
'I) moans that said Jno Roo's subscrip
tion Is paid to Otn of Doc, 1881. Deo. 0,
'0, moans 9th of Doc, 1890, etc.
Deputy Sheriff Winters orought John
Willi mis, white, from Munroe Nortli
Carolina last week, and furnishod him
with acCv ^Nuiodatlonsat tho jail. Wil
liams i.' i\ ^sotfQ ? stealing horses from
Mr. Phliuloy of Clinton Homo timo ago
?another party Is said to havo boon 1m
plicatod with Williams in tho stealing
but is still looso somowhore in North i
Carolina.
MissGllvotto Younians, third daugh
ter of Gen. Li. F. Youmaus. of Columbia, j
was married last week to Mr. DoWltt j
Himrod, of Erlo, Pa. Both bride and
groom aro donf mutes, and Miss Minnie
lirooks, of Ninety-Six,also a deaf mute,
actod as chief brides-maid. The cero
inon v was porformod by Rov. Ellison
Capers, D. D. f
Dr. Hugh K. Alken, haa/locatod in
Charleston for the jfraotice of bis profes
sion and Is associated with Dr. Kinlooh,
ono of tho loading physloian in the
Sou IK Dr Aiken graduated at the
boat, of his class and for tho last yoar
has been ono of tho rosldont^physioians
at tho Cliai'losto|i City Hospital. Hois
sure to tako high rank in t he medical
profession a.mi his friends here will
watch with pleasure his advancement.
l has com nulled tllOBOn
liarksdato who was to be
ro next Friday to Imprluon
:n penitentiary for Ave years,
on to the Governor assigned
tor reasons for tho exeroiso of
onoy that Barksdalo's
jood; that many of the
stata were unworthy
thoy had conspired
or. Harksdalo killen
Gardening Is going on everywhere.
In tho neighborhood of the Lanfert!
Canning Factory vegetable and fruit
growlngliaa become a lending industry
among the farmer*. The success ol this
I factory laat year has enoouraged the
company to greatly increase ItH faclli
ties and we are informed ihat they con*
tome a larger amount of peas, beans,
okra, tomatoes, etc., than ever' before.
It would be a good idea for farmer* all
over the county to put an acre or so In
aomo of these crops. The factory will
doubtlosa 't;?.v good prices Wd the mon
ey will bo^fortbc<ke*iug. whoa there Is
very little in circulation. There Is no
question but that tho gardontug vout
uro would be highly remunerative
LiAURBNS, s. C>
is? Apr. 11,18?. f
At a meeting of Hoard Directors of
National Bank of Laurons, held this
day, the following resolutions wore
unanimously adopted, vir.:
Wjibiikas in the provldonco of God
our fricud and associatto. Sam'l R.
Todd, in !? ripe old age. full of honornblo
trust and usof ulnoss*, has boon oallod to
his reward:
Resolved, That in tho doatli of Mr.
Todd, this Hoard losos one of its first
and most trusted mid useful inonibors.
Resolved, That w hile wo uro called
upou to yeild obedlenoo to tills dispon
sallon of Providence; we sorrow for the
loss of so good and truo a man. and we
aro profoundly gratoful tliat it has boon
pormittcd us to know him so well, uud
that Wo may now cherish ploasant mom
orles of his great worth.
Resolvedf That a page on tho minute,
book of tills Bank bo inscribed?Sacred
to the memory of Sam'l R. Todd, a Di
reotor in this Bank, who diod Apr. 2nd,
1801 in his S4th yoar??as a momorial ol
our appreciation of the virtues of this
exemplary man.
Resolved, That a oopy of thoso pro
ceedings bo transmitted to tho faintly of
Mr. Todd, by tho Frosldont of this Bank
and thatthoy bo published.
0? W. Tung, Jno. A. Barkhdale,
Seorotarv. Prosldont.
Tho Baptist Orplianago.
The mooting of tho committ^o to do
cido on tho location of tho Baptist State
Orphanage havo dotorminod to soloot
Oroonwood from a nuinbor of olTorod
places. Tho Institution will bo callod
the "Carrio Maxwoll Orphanago," tak
ing its name from a daughter of Ex-Tos
tator Maxwoll, of AndorsonCounty, wLo
has donated tho site and mado oilier
liberal provisions in boquosts, to tho
amount it is said of about $4,000. Tho
town of Greonwood gives $2,200.
A resolution was adoptod Uhdor which
tho following thirtoon trustoos woro oloc
ted: Dr. J. C. Maxwoll, J. K. Durst, J.
W. Sprolos, S. P. Brooks, UropnwooJ;
E. Lipsoomb, Ninoty-Six; H. P, McGoo,
Duo Wost; J. D. Pitts, Laurons; W. T.
Hundloy, Johnston; J. L. Vass, Darling
ton; VV. II. Lyles,Columbia; T. B. Smith
Charleston; John W. Wilkoa, Cliostor;
W. P. Cox, Andorson. . ?
Sunday School Convention.
Tho Cross Hill Township S. S. con
vention will meet with tho Rock Sun
day School Saturday May 10th with the
following programme.
10 A. M. Re I igious oxoroisos.
10:30 Enrolling dologatos and reports
from schools.
11 Somi-Annual Addross.
11:30 "Every Christian a workor for
Christ"-W. P. Turner, Dr. B. T. Mc
Swaln.
RB0B88.
1:30 P. M. The study of tho Biblo a ne
cessity?C. L. Fuller, Prof J. R. Walkins
2:30Training thochildron for Christ?
G. C. Rlzer, J. U. Wasson.
Revs. B. F. Carloy, A. M. Hassall,
Thomas A. Campboll, G. M. Boyd, pas
tors of our churchos aro oxpoctod to bo
present and take part In thoso discus
sions. Each school will sond flvo dolo
gatos. All S. S workers aro cordially in
vited to attend. W.T.AUSTIN,
H. Goooanss, Prosldont.
Sec rotary.
The Sale oi'tho College.
Th? Laureii8vlllo Fomalo Collogo pro
perty Is advertised to bo soidatpublio
outcry on tho first Monday In May un
der oxocutlon on judgments hold by tho
Prosbytorlan Church. This Indebted
ness was originally Incurrod in tho
building of tho collogo and aftor being
put in judgmoui was assignod to tho
church by prlvato panics.
Tho collogo was founded in 1857 and
was under th 1 caro of tho S. 0. Prosby
tory until tho latter wasdividod wlion it
was put undor tho caro of the Enoreo
Prosbyterj' In whoso bounds it is loca
tod, In early days tho coliogo was high
ly prosperous but since tho close of I he
war'? as dopondod for tho most part on
Laurons, town and. county, for support.
It is now to bo sold bocauso tho trustoos
soo no hope of freeing It .from dobt or of
building it up into moro than a looal
school. Tho building is a liandsomo
throe story brick structuro containing a
commodious chapol and fifteen or twon
ty rocltation rooms. Tho part of tho
grounds to bo disposed of includes bo
tweon throo and four acres. T''oro is
some probability that tho city will buy
theproporty for tho graded schools.
Princeton Points.
Spring has at last oponod up, and
and as a consequence every body
is wearing a long smile, and tho
merry whistle of tho. plowman can
be hoard in every direction.
Some of the farmers havo plan
tod corn; no cotton seed plantod
yet in this neighborhood.
Our merchants aro all straight
forward business mon and they
now havo on band the host and lar
gest stock of goods over biought to
Princeton.
We learn that a quito bold rob"
bery was committed at Col. James
MeColloughs' one night last week,
some one entered bis house and
took off a very good watch and a
I'm.! diamond ring.
Prof. J. P. Young, our worthy
Erincipal of tho P H; 8. paid a
rief visit to rolatives and friends
In tho Mountnin City recenlly.
Princoton will at no distant day
have organized her first secret so
ciety by ihs surviving Masons of
I tho Tumbling fcHioals Lodge. They
tvlll use tho hall over J. T. Machon
& Co's storo
Capt. A. J. Munroo has been ill
for some time, not able to be about.
Ludlaw, tho indofutiguahlo mail
carrlor arrives hero now at 7 o'clock
o. m. He bos had somo vory rough
weather to go through.
Quito and incursion of foot-pod
dlers are Infesting our land at this
time.
Princoton will hold her second
municipal election to-day Friday
the 10th.
Dr, G. h. Martin is tho happiest
man in town. Tho young tMastcr
is quito no acquisition to tho doc
tors family circle, W. L. T.
Mfs. Clardy, widow of tho lato
James Clardy, and mother of Pro
bate Judge Jno. IVJ. Clardy and "Mr.
James Clardy of this city died at
her home homo near Mt. Qallaghor
yesterday, 1
ANNUAIi BEPORT
?OF THE?
County Treasurer
?OF?
J LAURENS COUNTY, S. C.
OF MONEY PAID FROM NO
VEMBER 1st, 1889 TO
NOVEMBER
1st, 1890.
School Distinct No. 8.
No. $
1 William Byrd. 25 00
2 " ". 31 25
1 Mary W Ferguson- 47 50
1 Annie Winphrie. 15 00
2 " " . 18 75
IMC Alexander. 25 00
2 " " . 31 25
1 J G Setzler . 20 00
2 " " . 25 00
1 C L Henderson. 20 00
2 ?? ? . 25 00
1 Hattie Blakeley . 25 00
2 " " . 31 25
1 J L Jones. 25 00
2 " " . 31 25
1 E P Jones. 25 00
2 " " . 31 25
1 A J Byrd . 14 95
2 " " . 18 70
1 A E Bishop. 25 00
2 " " . 31 25
1 M E Moore. 20 00
2 " " . 25 00
lEEDuokett. 15 00
2 " u . 18 75
1 J A Williams . 25 00
2 " " . 31 25
1 E L Pitts. 25 00
2 " " . 31 25
1 Nannie Aloxander .... 25 00
3 " " .... 31 25
School District No. 9.
No. $
1 C W Duvall. 5 00
IBM Sullivan . 30 00
2 " " . 30 00
3 " " . 45 00
1 E C Ferguson. 15 00
2 " " . 15 00
3 " " . 15 00
1 W R Owings . 20 00
2 " " . 20 00
1 I L Glenn. 20 00
2 " " . 20 00
3 " " . 20 00
1 S M Brooks. 30 00
2 " " . 30 00
3 " " . 45 00
1 J A Cosey. 30 00
2 " ". 30 00
3 ?? . 45 00
1 G W Duckett . 20 00
2 ? " " . 20 00
3 " " . 20 00
1 Octave McKitriok .... 30 00
2 " " .... 30 00
3 " " .... 45 00
1 Rutha Todd. 22 00
2 " ". 22 00
School District No. 10.
No. $
2 D h! Ferguson. 25 00
1 E C Meredith ......... 10 00
2 " " . 10 00
8 " " . 10 00
1 " " . 10 00
ICH Byrd. 14 50
2 " ". 14 50
2 " * . 14 50
1 M A Cox. 45 00
2 " " . 45 00
3 " " . 45 00
Board op Examiners.
No. $
Frank Evans . 15 00
F P McGowan. 15 00
M L Bullock, School Com
missioner. 700 00
County Checks Paid.
No. $
394 G M Langston .... 14 00
530 " " .... 23 10
910 " " .... 19 25
3 " " .... 24 70
5 " * .... 21 45
County Commissioners Claims.
No. $
395 W H Drummond.... 200 00
396 Dr. Wm Wright .... 137 30
677 C M Miller, Clerk.... ' 100 00
913 B Goodman. 113 80
Trial Justice.
No. *
416 C M Sullivan .... 12 50
536 J P Dillard . 12 50
533 " " . 25 00
455 Messrs Babb. 12 50
454 J S Drummond .... 12 50
438 " " .... 12 50
432 L W Copeland .... 12 50
619 " " .... 12 50
552 " " .... 12 50
611 " " .... 12 50
507 " ** .... 8 50
690 J 6 Drifhiihond .... 12 50
640 B L Henderson _ '12 60
541 " " .... 25 00
606 " " .... 8 50
548 D W Anderson. 12 50
460 " " . 12 60
583 C M Sullivan . 33 50
518 CM Miller. 50 00
Oil *' 4" . 25 00
417 D W Anderson .... 12 50
672 J C Cook . 12 50
54? Messer B?bb. 12 50
438 W J Leake . 29 50
671 J W Watts . 75 00
646 W J Leake . 25 18
1 JP Dillard 12 50
613 D W Andereon ... 12 50
528 J C Cook . 8 50
529 11 ". . 12 50
420 M ? . 12 50
614 1) VV Anderson ... 8 50
513 J 8 Drummond - 12 50
658 Messer Babb . 12 50
402 " " . 8 60
482 J C Cook . 12 50
406 J 8 Drummond - 8 50
556 W J Leake . 29 34
443 D YV Anderson .... 13 00
Constables' Claims.
No. ?
534 W F Wright. 25 00
533 " " . 12 60
337 Wash Shell, Jr., .... 16 00
407 8 T Anderson. 2 00
451 W F Bobo . 3 00
433 J I Young . 12 60
891 T Y Henderson . ? 12 50
508 Posey Copeland ... 2 00
510 J 8 Gillam . 12 50
618 " " ' . 12 60
544 " " . 12 50
628 \V B Sloan . 2 00
652 " " . 2 00
593 J F Owings.' 30 00
452 T J Crawford . 12 50
543 Crawford & Knight 12 50
647 A B Henry . 36 75
'676 R P Hairston .... 2 00
636 W D Patterson _ 2 00
602 J W Wright. 12 50
905 Juo Dial . 4 50
906 W D Godfrey. 6 00
896 JW Knight. 2 00
561 G W Munroe. 6 00
547 G \V Moore. 12 50
481 JM Goodman. 12 50
600 " " _? 2 00
546 " " . 12 50
558 Wm Mitchell . 3 00
667 J S Wilson (. 2 00
471J W Hargrovo. 9 00
472 W D Godfrey . 9 20
560 WmGrogan. 4 50
448 I H Compton _. 8 35
568 BB Hill. 16 66
467 8 R Moore . 10 20
485 W B Sloan . 6 00
598 Robert Knight - 9 00
574 D M Stribling. 4 50
599 Lewis Butler. 12 00
180 J M Goodman. 12 50
458 G W Moore. 2 00
468 J M Moore . 9 90
469 G W Moore. 12 50
470 C P Martin. 9 90
562 James Godfrey _ 9 00
597 Thos. Goodman- 12 00
580 J T Langton . 16 66
688 " " . 2 00
681 W C Winters . 2 00
682 " " . 2 00
617 A M Casey . 7 30
400 J T Langaton. 3 00
610 J E Goddard ...... 12 50
642 1( " . 2 50
579 T Y Henderson - 12 50
897 R R Owings. 16 50
629 A C Watson. 4 50
492 W W Blakely. 2 00
522 SB Sloan. 2 00
603 G W Moore. 10 50
428 " " . 12 50
424 I H Compton. 8 25
404 W B Johnson. 9 20
490 JDCrowder. 2 00
425 I H Compton. 37 72
423 W S Wood. ?* 12 50
422 R V Coats . 3 00
601 GW Munroe. 74 65
665 J M Goodman .... 12 50
439 JL Sloan ..'. 3 00
441 D M Stribling ... 16 50
442 J R Godfrey. 18 00
440 Hamp Fletcher - 18 00
595 N D Franks. 3 00
659 J R Woods . 12 50
895 " " . 6 25
586 Hamp Fletoher - 6 00
582 " " .... 9 00
Trial Justice.
No. $
657 J R Woods . 12 50
2 W F Wright . 12 50
519 J E Goddard . 12 50
476 " ** . 12 50
611 G W Moore . 12 50
555 Don Shell . 2 00
612 G W Moore . 2 00
486 William Mitchell. 6 25
477 T Y Henderson. 12 50
501 J R Godiicy . 6 00
489 Wm Mitchell . 4 00
27 L D Owings . 9 00
426 J B Henry. 6 35
Roads and Bridges.
No. $
532 YJ Culbertson. 130?
531 M D Mitchell . 1 00
411 GM Moore . 8 00
461 Wm Brown . 88 40
459 J B. Smith . 22 50
437 J R Watts . 25 00
436 Ed Jones . 10 00
399 W II Pitts . 3 00
447 W D Sullivan. 10 85
892 J W La n ford . 6 92
475 A F Coleman. 3 00
643 R R Anderson. 5 00
615 II W Boyd . 8 6a
608 II D Mabafley. 2 50
639 R J Copeland. 11 93
687 f? ?? . 8 20
654 T C Whitten . 11 20
584 S O Smith . 10 00
398 TJ Harris . 10 95
576 W D Sullivan. 33 35
487 " " . 3 00
462 Gray & Anderson. 2981
397 " " . 43 67
951 Wm Koon . 4000
502 M T Simpson . 30 00
569 J T Hill . aa 00
649 R B Bell . 33 50
590 M S Watts . 5 00
489 Y J Culbertson. 4 30
621 Sam Gray .,,. 31 33
589 T F Milam . 67 50
587 J P Elledge .,. 35 00
571 N B HeDams . 3 00
588 L C Culbertson. 34 16
550 W J CulbrrUon.25 50
503 Boyd & Culbertaon... V14 30
n,i.i, tB[
418 George Bolt . 9 72
655 B Boyd . 10 00
6$o Wm Caldwell. 13 50
505 J A Robertson. 13 00
545 jRBoling . 3145
540 Tom Floyd . 15 00
591 R L Atchinson. 32 00
59a 8 T Coats . 3r 50
577 .Hilory Winn . 7 50
596 G C Anderson . 5 40
570 Aaron Byrd . 18 00
585 A A Garlington. 4 00
584 BF Griffin . 15 op
578 G W Chapell . 15 00
650 Joe Jenkins . 33 00
673 Monroe Kelly . 22 00
648 Bill Mills . 10 00
670 S H Goggans . 5 5o
486 Boyd & Roberts .... 4 00
Medical Account.
No. *
429 Dr G W JDuvall. 10 80
453 u ?? . 10 00
903 "ET McSwain ... .. 7 50
902 44 " ?? . 4 5*
622 44 C E Rodgers. 10 00
616 44 W H Dial . 10 50
554 " 44 44 . 10 60
506 44 44 44 . 5 00
564 44 Dial & Duvall.. 4 00
587 44 T B Todd . 5 00
517 m ?< " . 20 00
413 44 44 44 . 5 00
894 " LM Henderson. 10 10
641 44 W T Jones . 10 75
553 " W H Young. 10 00
607 44 WR Harris. 1000
521 44 T D Hairston.... 5 00
466 44 H T Templeton. 10 00
66S 44 J J Boozer.* 5 00
524 44 G L Martin. 5 00
637 44 E F Taylor. . 5 00
653 44 G W Duvall . 10 60
911 m ? m . 28 50
634 44 4 4 4 4 10 70
585* 4 4 44 44 . 10 80
584 4 4 4 4 44 . 5 20
638 4 4 44 4 4 .46 00
586 ?< 44 <? . 1040
500 44 J R Culbcrtson. 10 00
465 J F McGowan. 5 00
47S 4 4 44 :< . 5 00
646 44 H Martin . 1 25
514 44 J P Simpson . 20 00
515 " " '* . 5 00
6S9 4 4 44 44 . 25 00
631 44 BE Martin . 10 00
Insukanck.
No. I
537 Traynham & Dial. 2o 00
538 J A Barksdalc . 50 00
Shbrifp's Claims.
No. $
445 B F Ballew . ?3 4?
416 44 4 4 . 62 47
446 41 44 . 50 30
410 4 4 4 4 . 46 50
590 44 44 . 39 30
483 4 4 4 4. 70 00
565 4 4 4 4 . 62 44
526 4 4 44 . 87 77
456 4 4 4 4 . 40 4c
609 14 4 4 . 28 20
525 4 4 4 4 . 58 2o
608 44 4 4 . 92 00
566 '4 4 4 . 69 95
567 4 4 4 4 . 74 00
8 44 44 .... . 102 84
Repairing Puni.ic Buildings.
No. $
401 W N Wright . 5 00
409 W D Franks . 3 50
90S 4 4 44 . 4 00
898 J W Hargrove . 2i 00
673 J M Robertson . 3 85
683 Turner Parks . 16 20
674 Gray & Anderson. 63 Si
669 M S Bailey & Sons... 7 76
464 W N Wright . 5 60
909 4 4 4 4 . 9 00
473 , 4 4 4 . 3 00
907 4 4 4 4 . 7 00
7 W A Martin . 13 5o
Store Account.
No. $
660 J O C Fleming 44.... 14 So
436 J O C Fleming & Co. 10 30
683 J F Martin & Co. 2o 39
?27 W L Boyd . 63 72
604 Mintcr & Jnmieson. .. ? 1 I?
685 44 44 . 49 20
678 J E Wilkes . 8 35
694 Mintcr & Jamieson,.. 420
Equalization Board.
No". $
447 F D Coleman . 10 85
493 Albert Dial . 9 00
494 W M Hunter . 4 00
498 J H Owings . 10 00
523 J S Johnson . 11 00
495 Aaron Cannon . 10 10
496 Dave Burnsidc . 10 60
499 J M Dunnan . 11 00
497 F D Co'xjmnn . 6 80
Stationary and Printing.
No. $
644 O G Thompson . 3 i5
62o M L Bullock . 8 00
5i6 C M Miller . 1 00
892 T B Crews St. Co and
J C Garlington . 26 63
4TB Crews & Co and
J C Garlington . 58 00
467 T B Crews & Co and
J C Garlington . 211 00
474 Walker,Evans & Co.. 15 00
604 4 4 4 4 4 *.-. i5 65
575 44 4 4 4 4 ... 1 86
431 44 4 ' 44.., 24 5o
449 M 44 *'.m 14 00
588 44 44 66
689 44 ,4 <4... 16 co
430 44 44 ,4m. 3? 5o
572 44 44 44,.. 6 00
557 4 4 4 4 4 4 ... 26 00
091 J C Garlington . 21 38
900 Lucus, Richardson
& Co . 14 Go
.414 Lucus, Richardson
ft Co . H po
Witness Ticket.
No. *
899 J L Moore . 6 80
901 James Bell . 6 00
904 John Moore . ( 660
900 JAP Moore . 6 60
Coroner.
No. *
656 J P Sloan _ 17 ?o
623 ?'? ? . iG 46
624 44 . .?'? 18 76
563 " 44 ? . 11 5o
639 44 " . 10 85
559 " " . i 5o
63? ?* ". 10 So
?I91 M " . 75
6o5 44 44 . 1100
607 4 4 44 . 19 60
681 44 44 . 14 65
630 44 44 . 11 00
664 44 44 . iG 00
662 44 4 4 . 14 75
663 " 44 . 11 20
625 " 44 . 16 l?
63"> 44 4* . 107?
620 44 44 . i? 70
661 4 4 4 4 . 11 00
627 4 4 4 4 _ 10 95
412 4 4 4 4 . 1075
Attorney.
No. $
666 II Y Simpson . 75 00
Court Expanses.
No. *
444 E J Holeman ....... 4 20
9 J O C Fleming . 6 00
?2o Kennedy Bros. 4 90
Juuy Commissioner.
No. $
632 J O Tcmpleton . 12 60
583 44 44 . 1260
+79 44 44 . 36 90
C C. C. P.
No. $
579 G W Shell . 173 40
Auditor.
No. $
6 O G Thompson. 400 00
J. II. COPELAND,
Treasurer.
Special and Genor.il.
P. T. Barnum, tho great show
man is dead.
Col. G. It. Tttlcott, SuDcrinten
dent of Richmond and Danville
railroad has resigned, and Mr, Jno.
DodSOh of the (la., Ca. & Northern
railroad will succeed him.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is a most ex
cellent preparation for the hair. I
speak of it from experience, Its use
promotes the growth of new hair,
and makes it glossy and soft. The
Vigor is a sure euro for dandruff."
?J. W. Bo wen, Editor Enquirer,
McArthur, Ohio.
It Is plain that the "Arch"' fiend
dwells in Columbia and - Laurens
might as well propitiate him. It
will only cost a hundred dollars to
put Up a centennial sign board ac
cross main street.
When Baby waa sick, wo govo her Castoria.
When sho was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When sho became Miss, sho ohing to Castoria.
When aho had Children, sho gavo them Castoria.
In purchasing medicines, don't
try experiments; tho first ami only
consideration should bo genuine
ness. Ayer's Sarsaparilla has stood
tho test of foity years, and to-day
It Is in greater demand than ever?
a triumphant proof of popular ap
proval .
Governor Tillman purposes to
put a stop to the cocking mains
and bull dog fights with wild cats
that have been taking place on tho
Hamburg side of tho river, opposite
Augusta.
When you make up your mind
to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, do
not be induced to buy some other
preparation instead. Clerks may
claim that 4,ours is as good as
Hood's" and all that, but tho pecu
liar merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla
cannot bo equalled. Therefore
have nothing to do with substitutes
and insist upon having Hood's Sar
saparilla, tho the best blood puri
fier and building-up medicine.
Harry Martin, Senator Vance's
wifo's son, had to pay a fino of $2600
for his assault on tho White
House recently. Ho scared the
President pretty badly, but the
fun was hardly worth the fine.
A Sensation ill Abbeville.
Charleston, April 7?It was dis
covered Saturday that the grave of
Judge Wardlaw, who was buried
near Abbeville eighteen years ago,
bad been opened and the collin
broken. The body was undisturb
ed. His wife's grave had also been
opened. The motive is not known.
The Spring,
Of all seasons in tho year, Is the
one for making radical changes in
regard to health. During the winter,
the system becomes to a cor tain
extent clogged with waste, and tho
blood loaded with impurities, ow
ing to lack of exoiei- e, close con
finement in poorly wnfil ifod shops
and homes, and other e iu This
Is tho cause of (he dull, sluggish,
tired feeling so general ill Hits sen*
son, and which must bo nverenino,
or the health inn.v l"1 entirely
broken down. Hood's Sar.s 1 par ilia
has attained the greatest populari
ty all over (he country 11 a Ihn favo
rite Spring Medicine. II expel 4 the
accumulation ol impurities 1 hr nigh
the bowels, kidney.', liver, lungs
and hkin, gives to the blond tho
purity and quality H'eeossary to
good hen 1th and ovi'fctun.? 1 that
11 red feeling.
STRONG rOINT.l OF THE
Union Central Life Insurance to.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
It halt tho lowest (loath rato. It roali
/us Iho highest, interest rato on Us in
veatmenla. It pays largost dividends to
policy holders, and has niado the ino^t
rapid progress Of any oouipp.ny In tho
United States. It Issues endowment in
Hiiranuo at life rates. It makes its policies
incontestable and non-forlel t al>k\ It
Contimit? pollcioH in force, without sur
render, by the. application ?)!' tho outiro
reserve llieroon. It docs not own a dol
lar In llu tuatfng stocks or bonda. It im
poses im rfllftriotlous on residence or
travel, and pays losses promptly.
M. 1/. BonkaM) stain Ag t.
s. r. Gaumsoton , Agent, baurerni
That for purifying the blood, strengthening the appetite,
moving that tired feeling, and building up the system, A.
Sarsaparilla is the best. No other blood modioino is ao rapid
in its effects nor so permanent in its results.
"About ft year ago I baffen u*iawH^H
Sarsaparilla ??? n remedy lor i
neuralgia resulting front malaria' <\|
in the army. I was lit it vary bfgl cv.u.'i
tton, but ?Ix Itottle^ of the S!ir-ip.trilkt,
with occasional done* of Aycv's rill?, lu.vo
greatly Improved my ho.ilth. I ant tuns'
?Mo t<> work, tut?! foci that I cannot say
too much for your excellent remedies,"-?
B. A. l'lnkham, South Moluncus, Me,
" I was a great ?nfferer from a low
condition ot the Mood and general de
bility, becoming tin.illy so reduced that
1 was unfit tor work. Kolbing that I
did for tho complaint helped me so
much as Ayer's Sarsaparilla, a few bot
tles of which restored me to health aihI
BtrengUt. I tftke every opportunity to
recommend tlds medicine in similar
cases."?C. Kvlck, 14 East Main st.,
Cl?llicoUte, Ol?o.
"Somettme ago 1 found my system
entirely run tlown. I bad a feeling of
constant fatigue and languor and very
little ambition for any kind of effort. A
friend advised mo to try Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla, which 1 dltl with the best results.
It has done me more good than all
other medicines 1 have over used."?K.
Mellows, tea Broadway, Chelsea, Mass.
Makes the
"My constitution Is naturally delicate,
but some time uko 1 becamo so weak
ami languid Unit 1 was tniable to i>er
form my work, which Is mental. A fine
eruption, which gave much trouble and
distress, nmde IIa appearance on my
akin. The physicians' prescriptions
proving of no avail, I was Induced to
try Ayer's Barsaparllla, and soon my
strength returned and my nklit resumed
Its natural appearance. Eor a tonic,
blood-purlller, and general healtli
restorer, 1 can heartily recommend
Ayer's Sarsaparilla." ? Miss Maggie
O'Neill, K. Nodoway, Iowa.
H I use Ayer's Sarsaparilla with great
satisfaction in my family, and can rec
ommend it to all who have the cave of
young and delicate children." ?Mrs
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" I have suffered Sr years from a low
condition of the blood mid general debil
ity, and havo had stielt son ere pains in nty
back and shoulders that it was Impossible
at times to do any work. 1 was greatly
helped by a few bottles of Ayer's Sarsa
parilla. and tako every opportunity to
speak of iny euro to those who are afflicted
as 1 wits."?William V. Stearns, a Free st.,
Portland, Me.
Weak Strong
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla has a woll-doserVed
reputation lit this locality for restoring to
healthy, vigorous action the vital organs
of tho body when they havo become weak
oued or exhausted. I havo used It In my
family for this purpose, especially after
the system had become depleted from
malarial attacks."? Charles O. Hamilton,
Kmberson, Texas.
"After years of experience as a druggist,
during which timo I have seen, handled,
and heard of blood-purifiers almost with
out number, I can conscientiously any that,
for genuine merit, I regard Ayer's Sana
pa: "ia as without a rival. This ntodlohW
has always Inspired and deserved confl
dence, and at no time has it over had so
groat a hold upon the public, as at tho
present day."?George Ltmtett, Dispensing
Chemist, 4t> Sherman ave., Newark, N. J.
utds at tho head of tho
Joseph McCombcr, ltrooklyn, N. Y.
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla, for building up tlto general heulth
list."?James M. Williams, M. D., Stunner, Ark.
"I have for many years recommended Ayer's Sarsaparilla as being superior to all other
blood-piirl?er.s."?Abrain Llvczey, M. D., Yardloy, Pa.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared lij DR. ). C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists.
Prlee $1. Six bottles, $6. Worth 05 n bottlo.
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CASTORIA
for Infants and Children.
1 'Castorla Is so well adapted to children UuU
I recommend it as superior to ?ny preecripUon
known to mo." II. A. Akciibk, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Tho use of 'Castorla' Is so universal and
it;; merits so well known that it seems & work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few aro tho
intelligent families who do not kcop Castorla
within easy reach." ^ ^
Cahlos Maiityn. D. D.,
Now York City.
I ,ato Pastor Bloomingdalo Boforniod Church.
Cnstoria citree Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DIarrhaia, Eructation,
Kills Wonuis, gives sleep, tutd promote., dl
pestion.
Without injurious medication.
" For several yoars I havo rocommendoil
your 1 Castoria,' and sball always continno to
do so as it boa iuvoriably produced beneficial
rceults."
Eowin P, PabdII, M. D., ?
"Tho Winthrop," K'Oth Street and 7th Avo.,
New York City.
TriK CsNTAurt Compahv, 77 Mijuuay Stiikkt, NbW York.
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?Laurens jewelry Palaceli
I am Daily Receiving Additions to my splendid HOLIDAY stock
of WATCHES, ORNAMENTAL JEWELRY and SILVER
WARE, STERLING and PLATED.
Prices the LOWEST. Come and sec.
tftfT'Repniring Skillfully done at tihoit notice.
W. A. JOHNSON, South side Public Square.
A Complete and Ele ant Line of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, KINGS,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, .
Eye Glesses,
Spectacles,
JL WI.'VISANS
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By square dealing and low prices we hope to merit a continuance ot
your liberal patronage. Repairing done in a mo I skill
ful manner and at lowest prices,
Cooper & Burnside Bros.
Keep constantly on hand all kind a of
Groceries Provisions, Vegetables
FRUITS IN SEASON,
AT LOWEST PRICES,
OaJl euncX Examine our Btook
COOPER & BURNSIDE BROS.
LAU RENS SHOE ST>
Hea/vlly O ver !I^oa.ciect
My slock must be lightened at all hazards and at rtny,price o
Pine G-rades
especially. I have bought TOO MANY and Ml l l l l, them f
less than everbefore SHOES have been olVcied in Lauten .
Be Sure to Give [)? a CaH Soon,
W. St GAREST