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jffyht %Avtrtinti> hAUKENS, S.O., Nov. 17th, 1891. LOCAL; Miss Matnlo Farley Is In the city. Mix. Geo. Anderson has been visiting In Spartanhurg._ Lumber has arrived for the now pas nongor dopot. Mayor Dial went to Charleston last week. _ Mr. Albert Anderson was in Laurens last wcok. Mrs. Mary P. Todd and MIbm Mamie Farloy atloiuled the State ball. Mrs. Mamie Dorroh aud little daugh tor aro visiting relatives in town. Miss Hydo Is visiting at M rs. Richard son's. _ An advertisomout of Mieter A* Jamie aon's ;;i-e.it furnlturo houBO appears iu this issue Noxtwcok Dr. Posoy will have some thing to say about the drug business which will prove of vast interest. Roy. Maurico Droaddus, formorly of this Stale, now of Missouri, proached in the Haptist Church Sunday. Happy and content is a home with "The Ro chester; a lamp with the light of the morning. Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co., New York. Col. J. W. Ferguson attoudod the mooting of tho board of trustees of the H. C. Collogo at Columbia last week. Sheriff Hallow and deputy Winters woro witnesses at tho Nowborry Court last week. Miss Nannie Vanco, of Clinton, is with Minier A Jamiuson in tho millinery de partment. Lola and Virginia, little daughters of Mr. Albert Anderson aro yisittng their aunts, Mrs. Tuno and Mrs. Simpson. Tempus fugit which boiug interpreted by young pcoplo moans that there is a timo to marry. Wo aro in favor ol reform and tho pavomonts ought to be kept clean of ba nana pools. Master Billy and Miss Julia Irby, children of Soiuttor Irby, visited Gover nor Tillman's family last week. Persons subscribing tbrougb agents please bo caroful to noto dato on label of first paper tlioj' recoive. Correspondents please got their mat tor to this ollico by Friday uight at least. Mention tho lact to your noighbor that tho ADVERTISER costs just one dollar a year, will you? Miss Ida Bowloy baa boon visiting the family of bor brotbor, Mr. J. H. Bow ley. _ Tho Baptists expoct to commence work on their now building yory soon; A largo part of tho money has boon sub scribed. _ Laurons should bo tho greatest mule raising county iu tho United States. Laurons will bo some day. Wby buy wostorn mules? Miss Isabel 1). Martin, of tho S. C. College for women or Columbia, vlsltod hor brotbor. Dr. Harry Martin, last week._ Tho Advertiser Job Office has just rocoivod largo additions to Its stock of stationery as woll as printing faoilitios. Pamphlet work a specialty. A Laurons lawyer was trying to buy indigo to soak his wheat in yesterday. Ho would like to join tho Alliance, per haps. Tbo Phoenix Iusuranco Company bad a loss in this county on the hith of Oct. tilt. On tbo Kth hist, it was sottlod in full. Dr. W. H. Dial is tho company's agent. _ Too receipt of a sample copy of a pa por may bo taken as a polito Invitation to subscribo if you f lunk the paper will bo worth its price to you in pleasuro or profit and you con afford It. Col. R. 0. Watts, Congressman Shell, Col. J. H. What ton, Dr. J. A. Barkadale, Mr. W. J. Barksdalo, Col. J. Wash Watts, Mr. J. D. W. Watts and Dr. H. Martin woro among tho visitors to tbo fair. _ Between tho Presbyterian church and Todd's branch tbo path winds down a hill and pedestrians are forced to leap across an incipient chasm which those in authority don't soem to bo in the no tion of filling up. Mr. M. H, Loslio has brought to tho advertiser some splendid spocimons of tho Peterkin cotton, which, howovor, ho lias greatly improved. Tho staple is pronounced almost equal to tiie Allen Long staple and tho bolls measure six inchos in circumforonco. Mr. Loslie grow-it on ordinary clay land and usod tho fortilizor of tho Laurons Mill. The specimens have boon groatly admired by experts and Mr. Loslio is oncouragod to boliovo that ho will dovolop a variety of cotton which will bo valuable and popular. Uupt. J. it. Minfor's barn and stables on Wost Main Stroot woro burnod at 0.00 P. M. Saturday. Origin probably accidental. A considerable amount of provondor and tho houso woro destroyed. Tho loss will approximate $300. Tho Uro department rosponded promptly. Tho colored hook and laddor company rendered vailiablo assistance. The steamer was not carried to tho liro as it would have boon useloss from tho want Of water. Tho members of tho Hector company did excellent work iu protect ing the neighboring houses. One Negro Woman Kills Another. About B V? Mi on Friday, tho 13th in stant, two nogro womon, Mandy Pitts and .Nolie Adams, had a row on Mr. B. F. Urillln's plantation near Belfast? 14 iniloB wost of Nowborry?whore tho formor shot tho luttor twloo with a pis tol and klllod hor. Tho Pitts woman lived on Mr. Griffin's plantation, tho Adams woman on tho adjoining planta tion of Mr. Juo. A. Wallace Thoro was a nisu at flip bottom of tho trouble Mandy Pitts has fled, but will vory llkoly be caught.?Newberry Obsoryor. Cork Sole Turned Shoes. Are as floxlblo and dainty as tho flnost tu re. Are tho easiest walking shoos mado, tho cork acting as a cushion to the foot. Aro tho most healthful shoes mado as cork is & non-conductor of heat and cold. Ladles wearing thorn need not fear cold, damp or rough walks. The cork is secured In a pocket , which is sowed in with tho soam, holding it flrinly in place, and is guaranteed not to work loose, curl or broak up.' Those shoes made by the Trim by and Biewstor Shoe Co. are sold hero only by W\ H. Garrott. They certainly havo /p/alltio? which invite trial and oxaral jVation. Mr. Uarrett will take pleasure Hh'nhowlng them to bis customers, Marriages. Mr. Goo. W. Martin ot this olty, and Miss Emma Montgomery, of Spartan burg county, were marriod on last Wed nesday. Mr. Martin is ono of Lauren*' most popular young citizens and num bers the whole community among Ids well wishers. With them the Advkuti 8BBJoins in extending congratulations to the pair, aud a cordial welcome to the fair young lady who is now Mr. Mar tin's bride. Last Wednesday was tho auspicious dato of still another wedding in which Laurens was IntoreHted. Dr. Edward Poole, son of Dr. J. T. Poole of this city and Miss Carrie Wost of Greenville county, were marriod. Mr. aud Mrs. Poole arrived in Laurons in tho after noon and In tho eyonluga rocoptlon was given thorn and Mr. and Mrs. Martin at tho homo of Dr. J. T^l'oolo. Dr. Ed ward Poolo la a young physician of tal ontwho has already built up a hand some practice. Tho ADVERTISER wishes to hliu and his brido all tho blessings of a prosperous life. On Wednesday tho 11th lust. Mr. A. W. Cockorlll. ol Jacksonville, Fla., and Miss Lillis Knox of tlds city woro mar riod at tho rosidonco of Dr. J. P. Simp son, brother-in-law or tho brido. Itev. A. G. Wardlaw, of the Presbytorian Church, was tho ofllcialing clorgynian. Tho loss of Laurons in this fair and accomplished lady is tho inestimable gain of our sister State. Mr. and Mrs. Cockorill left Immediately for Jackson Villo. Mr. Marshall Loaman aud Miss Ella Fuller woro married at tho homo of the tho bride's fathor, Mr. W. 11. Fuller at Cross Hill, Sunday morning, Rov. Thos. Campbell oillciating. A number of tho friends and relatives of tho contracting partios woro presold. Tho groom is a loading young farmer and his brido is ono of the handsomest and most charm ing young ladies in tbo county. Health, happiness aud all lil'o's good things to the young couple says tho ADVERTISER. Senator Irby's Ideas. Senator Irby was interviewed by Mr. Henry of tho Groonvillo News last Week, Wo havo not spaco for tho whole inter view but give a brief abstract. Col. Irb3' was of tbo opinion that no candidate for president was moro ob jectionable to tho Alliance than t loyo land on account ol* his viows on tho sil ver question, but that tho democrats would nominate him an? Alliance nion would voto for hint almost to a man. "That tho Farmers'Alllancemeuof this Stato uro domoerals and may bo rolied on to voto for tho democratic nominee il it is the devil." That the Alliance men will ondoavor to havo tho Sub-treasury embodied In the national democratic platform but if it is not that will not af fect thoir support of tho nominees. Tho Senator said that (jov. Till man had mado a good Governor, was entitled to ro-olection and would probably get it wit lumt much trouble. When askod by a bystander, an on siastic Tillmnnito, whether thoso who supported Haskoll last year would be allowed to voto In tho primaries next year, Senator Irby said that boing chairman ol tho Stato executive commit too ho must decline to oxpross an opin ion on that question "at this time." Ho said that thoso who voted for Haskoll last year wero "disorganized demo crats," and at tho next meeting of the exocutivo committeo, which bo would call about January 1st, U103' would de cide whothor such "disorganized demo crats" woro included In tho dolinition "all known doniocrats" hud down by tho constitution of tho democratic party of South Carolina. Sonator Irby said most emphatically that ho did not believe that tho farmers of South Carolina endorsed in tho least tho talk of bolting and third party so froolv Indulgod in by Polk and Koitt. The Slayers ol" Xnnee. In tbo colord churchos and soeretso cieties of Charleston 11101103' iH boing raised to assist in tho further defence of tho slayers of Nance. Appeal on tbo question of a now trial is now pending. It is said that Judgo Cothran and Willie McGowan, Esq. are to bo employed In the ease. Tbo ADVERTISER has no spec ial iuterost in tho matter but of two facts wo aro certain, viz: that the ton 111011 woro tried b3r as honest a jury as is contained in tho bounds of tho Stalo (or of tho world oithor) and that tho pris oners wero ably and oarofully defended. Talk of tho men not having had a fair trial is outlandish foolishness. Tho jury boliovod tho Stato's witnesses in preference to thoso for tho defence and that is tho up shot of the whole matter. fn our opinion all this Charleston agi tation is not calculated to help tho con demned mon. If thoir friends want to ralso money in their behalf, thoso friends would show moro dlsorotion l?3' keeping talk about a fair trial not hav ing boon obtained out of the papers. All tho 11,on wero roconimondod to mercy by tbo jury and wo don't romoin bor that undor such clrcumstaneos any man in tho Stato has boon hung. Consumption Cured. An old physician, ictired from prac tice, having had plaocciin bis hands by an East India missionary tho formula of a simple vegotablo romodoy for tbo spoody and porinanont curoof Consump tion, r.roncnitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat ana Lung Affections, also a posltivo and radical euro for Norvous Debility and all Norvous Complaints, aftor having tested its wonderful cura tlvo powors in thousands of cases, lias felt It his duty to make it known to his sulToring follows. Aeluatod by this motivo and a dosiro to rolievo human sufloring, 1 will send froo ot charge, to all who dosiro it, this roeipo. iu Gorman, Kreuch or English, with full directions or proparlng and using. Sent by mail, by addrosslng with stamp, naming this papor, W. A. Noyks, 820 Powers' Block Kochest er, N. Y. The Mayor Arrested. Mayor N. B. Dial was arrested yostor day at tho instanco of Mr. Lewis llobort soii. The mayor claims that Mr. lloborlson had iu building a fence on South Street Infringed on tho street, tho property ol tho city. Ho requested that the fence bo removed and mooting with a refusal ordered Policeman Langston to take the fonco down. Tho policeman obeyed and Mr. Robertson had tho mayor arrested for trespass, Tho mayor was reloasud on his own rooogniaanco, So tho matter stands. Ball, Slmkins & BallT This is the name of a now law,firm formed by tho union of tho two linns of Ball & Ball and L. W. Slmkins. Tho firm consists of Col. B. \V* Ball, Lowis W. Simkins and W. W. Ball, Ofllco, front rooms Col. Ball's building. J. W. Yates, Tullahomo, Tenn., writes: "It does mo good to praise Botanic Blood Balm. It cuted me of an abscess on tho lungs and asthma that troubled mo two years and that otbor remedlos failed to benefit."_ Children Cry for Pitchor'sJDastoria; w hat Wo Haw at Cross Mill. A flying (tip to Cross Hill a thriving iittlo town, 14 nailes south of Laurens on the now and grand Q. C. & N. railroad to-day revealed tho fact that railroads do pay the peoplo who have push and energy. We fouud the two largest busi ness houses, Dr. J. H. Miller's and W. C. Rasor's well filled with gen eral supply and fancy good?. The house of J. W. Blinmons & Bro. is beautifully adorned with all kinds of gents' and ladies' dry goods. Mr. David Burnside has a neat family grocery and Mr. Hilary Bry 8on deals in furniture. This is the only town we have visited recently where wo did not hoar tho cry of hard times. These gentlemen and their clerks wero kept busy and scarcely had timo to speak to an old friend. We noticed also n large new store room 80 feet long just completed by W. M, Millor, to be occupied noxt weok by that enter prising and successful old Cross Hill resident, now of Ninety-Six, J. Dorsoy Watson. Casting about wo observed in a stone's throw of tho depot an ex tensive steam gin running at rail road speed and a number of hands rolling out the bales of cotton as they wero neatly and rapidly packed by a steam press. This ginnery is owned and worked by tho enterprising and polite young gentlemen, Messrs. Chapman & Bro., sons of old friend John, a teacher of former days, who for the amusement of friends spelled buekle-bu-klc-kl-ykl-qukle. These young men sober and industrious are good catches for ye young girls. We noticed Uio grand old time honored dwelling of Mrs. alary Millor, tho beautifully arranged palatial residences of N. B. Daven port, Dr. J. H. Miller, Butler Smit h, Mr. Simmons, W- M. Miller, Col. J. G. Williams, Mr. Madden and many other new and pretty dwell ings. Coming from the depot we es pied in the distant loveliest of groves that mammoth structure, Liberty Springs church, Presby te rian, I ho largest by far in the county. Arriving at the cross proper we notice the grand old Jones resi dence, occupied by tho genial and interesting host, W. B. Fuller and family. This is the place to get your money's worth i( you love to cat good things well served. It is kept as a hotel and Mr. Fuller knows how to have thinks cooked, and tho two beautiful daughters know how to entertain tho young men?as an evidence look out in the next issue of your newsy AD vertiser for a marriage notice. From this point we see tho cozy residence and store house ol M. T. {Simpson, the inimitable, graceful and smiling life insurance agent, with whom dwells tho handsomest widower in the county. Just be yond wo have in full view tho Presbyterian parsonage, which is graced by that thorough man of God and Christian gentlemen, Rev. A. M. Hassel and his amiable fam ily. Another look throws your eyes on the neat und happy homo of a pious Christian, Capt.' Boyce, peeping through the frost-browned leaves of tho grand old oaks. Be yond wo spy out tho quiet, happy farm homo of Willis T. Austin, a noble specimen of Christianity, whose refined and devoted Chris tian wife is a leader in all good pro jects, From the cross we cannot but be envious when the eye cntches sight of the lovely flower scented home of the late Hugh Loams n, where resides Mrs. Grimes as if bowered in the midst of flowers rare, planted and watered by her own hands. Another look northward presents to view the pretty hill top house of Mr. Jas. G. and Miss Sallio Watts, two who are ready in every good work. To the west we spy the former home of tho late lamented Dr. John P. Watts, now owned by our affable and learned School Commissioner, J. C. Cook. Near at hand we find tho residences of Cross Hill's noble young sons, Robert Nance, TliOS. Carter, Abe Austin, James Loa man, Dr. Joe McGowan, Mr. Madden and Georgo Carter, aon of one of Cross Dill's noblest landmarks, Captain Henry Carter. Turning our oyos westward from tho cross center wo first catch a glimpse of tho Cross Hill academy, a brick building capable of seating ono hundred and fifty students, which Is now occupied by tho itev. A. M. Hassel with his corps of as sistants and a full house of bright eyed boys and girls; youths and damsels. Just beyond we behold tho elegant snow-white Baptist church, whose grounds wore do nated by a member of said church, Ho who stands ill this sanctuary and expounds tho scriptures earn estly and sacredly is Rov. Thomas Campbell, son of tho late Dr. R. K. Campbell, of this thriving little town. Further to the west wo can just CAtoha partial view of tho elegant well kept suburban home of Dr. E. T. McSwain, whoso household is made a spring of happiness by his genial manners and tho lovely character of his wife and children. Dr. McSwain, tho energetic and thriving Dr. J. II. Millor and noblo Dr. Edwin G. Simpson are tho physicians of this growing G. C, A; N. railroad town, Our stay In this beautiful and proverbially healthy little town was too short to take in nil its in teresting points, interests and per sonal attractions of the inhabitants. Wo have however, to note further that the prince of blacksmiths, Mr. W. Thompson Is always on hand. Traveler. Stale of Ohio, City of Toledo,) Lucas County, \ Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho is the senior partner of the firm of K.J. Cheney & Co., doing busi ness in the city of Toledo, county and State aforesaid, and that said tlrm will pay Ihe sum of ono hun dred dollars lor oaeh and overy caso of catarrh that can't be cured by the uso of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Prank J. Cheney. Sworn to boforo mo and sub scribed in my presence, this 0th day of December, A.D. 1880. A. W. GijKason, [SEAL] Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh (Jure is taken in tomally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tolodo, O. ?*TSold by Druggists, 7?c. Everyone who bus unco used Dr. Bull's Coj^h Sy*?ip invariably re sorts to Rj?<?in for colds, etc. ^mW^""- It K<lcn. It is with ? Kinos that we chron icle tho sudden death from paraly sis of T, D. Babb, our neighbor and friend, Mr. Babb was in the prime of life, a quiet, pious and worthy vitizen. When he was suddenly stricken down and called away by that messenger who will sooner or later visit us all, he was dressing to attend tho regular religious scr vico at Bculah, of which he was a consistent member. Ho leaves a wife and seven children, a large circle of kindred and friends to mourn their loss, but we believe their loss is his gain. Our esteemed, worthy and aged friend, Mr. Gideon Yeargln, whose death has already been mentioned, wo are informed left a wife and fourteen children and51 grandchil dren. Mis eleven daughtors wedded men of means, respectabil ity and character and his family is among the most influential in Dial's Township. A good mun has gone, but bis pious lifo as an ex ample and bis works as an honor able, quiet, patriotic citizen will live long after his body lias re turned to dust. Tho services of Miss Mattio Babb have beert secured to teach a largo and flourishing school at Friend ship in Young's township. Wo know Miss Mattio well, and wo do congratulate the patrons of Friend ship school on securing as thoir teacher such a worthy and accom plished young lady. Miss Mattie possesses In a remarkable degree patienco and decision of character, thoso two qualities so essentially to mako a successful teacher. What has becomo of "Brother Bob" of tho Herald? Wo would bo glad to hear from him offener, as he always has something to say. Tito only consolation that wo have when Brother Bob "plays mum" is to read Bill Arp. Have you never noticed, Mr. Editor, a simi larity in their stylo of composition ? Either Bill Arp tries to imitate Brother Bob or Brother Bob tries to imitate Bill Arp, or peradven turo neitl- r, for you know, Mr. Editor, "the minds of great men will run in the same channel." We hope our friend, Brother Bob will let us hear from him oftenor. "Madame Rumor" says, away up hero in old Dials that the polit ical pot was boiling hot last sales day at Laurens C. H. The bosses have decreed that we must have a new sheriff and have named the man. Be wary brother, it is a long lane that never turns, and there may be at the next primary in Laurens County other qualifica tions necessary for tho candidate besides that of "swinging to Till man's coat tall." FfiLIX. The Lady Qodiva must have had exceptionally long hair since it completely concealed her lovely person. Since Ayer's Hair Vigor came into use such examples are not so raro as formerly. It not only promotes tho growth of the the hair, but gives it a rich silken texture. Boils, carbuncles, and other skin eruptions indicate that the system is endeavoring to reject poisonous acids, and that Ayer's Sarsaparilla is Imperatively needed. It is tho most reliable of all blood medi cines. Ask your druggist, and take no other. "When vice prevails and impious men bear sway," when cuts, sprains, bruises torment all the day; then ease from pain?from care and hurt are sent by great Salvation Oi', the standard liniment. FOR DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, uso HROWNIS IRON HITTERS. AB dealers keep it, ?1 per bottle. Genuine has tradc-uiurk and crossed red lUica ou wrapper. Notice! All persons who tiro indebted to me by note or account, will please call and pay the same by the 1st of Nov. next. After that time, I will place the claims in.the hands of an officer for collection. Oct. 2?-5JI. W. II. GARRETT. Final Settlement. By leave of the Court of Probate I will settle the estato of J. W. Watts, dee'd, in the Probato office on the 12th of Dee. next and ask for a discharge as administrator. Jno. Gary Watts, Oct. 30,'01.-41 Adm. REAL ESTATE AND C0LECTIN6 AGENCY, Houses and lands bought, sold, rented and managed. Special attention will be given to collection. My office is over Boyd & Hart's store. Prompt at tention given to business. A. V. EICHELBERGER. Laurens, S. C. Oct. f>, 01. Notice. Tlie Freo Public Schools of Laur ens County will open on tho 1st Monday in January 1802. Trustees will please notico 2nd clause, Sec. 1012, School Law. By order of the Board of Exam'ers JNO O. COOK, Nov. 1(5,'OL .U S. C. L. C. STATIC ok SOUTH CAROLINA County ov Laurens?Pro bate Court. W. B. Goodgion as administrator de bonla non cum test, ann'x, plain tiff against Kate C. Goodgion ot al. defendants. Pursuant to docroe of the Oourl In the abovo stated action I will sell at public outcry tit Laurens C. H. during tho legal hours of sale ou salesday next, tho 7th day of Dee ember, the following real estate: One third interest iti deed to all that tract of land situate in Laur ens county, State aforesaid, con taining two hundred and sixteen acres more or less, bounded by E-uorco River, lands formerly be longing to Thomas Anderson, tract No. 2 of the (Joker lands and others. Also one-third interest in and to ail that tract situate in said county and State, containing three hund red and eighteen acres more or less bounded by tract 1 of Coker lands, lands of I. A. Parks and others these tracts being a portion of tho Coker* lands. Terms cash; pur chaser to pay for papers. JOHN M. CLARDY, Nov, 7. - |t j. p. l, c. Sunday School Convention. On Saturday, the 7lh inst., the Cross Hill Township Sunday School Convention assembled in tire Cross Hill Baptist Church.? The five churches in our township were present. W. T. Austin, the President, call ed the Convention to order, and af ter impressive religious service, conducted by Rev. M. Shell, com menced the business of tho day.? It was clearly manifested from the able and feeling manner in which tho subjects were discussed by Revs. Hassel), Boyd, Shell and Campbell, and also by \V. 1'. Tur ner, Dr. McSwain, W. T. and R. A. Austin, and others, and by tho most respectful attention of the audience, that Cross Hill is alive to cause of religion, temperance, and everything pertaining to moral advancement. The singing of the choir, ltd by our accomplished teacher, Miss Bertie Brice, contributed greatly to the interest of tho occasion. The following officers were elected for tho ensuing year: \V. I'. Turner, Present; M. L. Boyd, Vice Pre8ident; John C. Cook, Secretary. Wien Baby w as stoic, wo gave her Castoriiu When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When 8ho became Miss, she- clung to Castoria. When uho had Chlldrcu, she gave thein Costorla Many Persons nr<rbroVcn. down from overwork or household corcs-ffl Brown's Iron Bitters RebuildstCT ?yntem, aids digestion, removes excess ot'bll?j and cures maluriu. Get the genuine. A Drink Pit For Ye Gods. Lovers of a fruit juice beverage find a pure, wholesome and delight fully refreshing drink in Tho Spec* ialty Co's Apple and Peaeli Cider Grapo and Florida Orange Juicp, Raspberry and Pineapple Julee. Bo sure that you nsk for The Spe ciality Co's Goods. The Speciali ty Co.: Cider mills, 28 and '."J Will llamson St.; Office, 107 Bay St.Sil van nah. IF YOVll HACK Af HKS, Or you are all worn out, really good Cur noth ing. It is general debility. 'Iry llltOWK'S IRON HlTTlSitS, It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and glvo a good appetite. Special Notice. All persons Indebted to mo either by noto or account are earnestly requested to make payment of samo on or before November 1st. as longer indulgence cannot be given. I have waited long enough and must collect. W. L. BOYD. Oct. .Ith, '01-3m. STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA county OF laukens. Court of Common Pleas. Simpson D. Glenn, pInintifT,agaln$t Ynncy Young, William Voting, Addio Foster, Ida Young, James Young, James W. Young, Cyrus YoungjOtherwIso known as Cyrus Asbury or Westbury, Zilpha Young who has intermarried with and Annie Simpson. ?Copy Amended Summons for relief. To the defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the amondo 1 complaint in this ue.ion, which Is I this day filed in the office of the I Clerk of tho Court of Common Pl?ns, for tho said county, and to j servo a copy of your answer to the Said complaint Oil the subscribers ; at their office at Laurcns, South Carolina, within Lvcnty days after tho service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; und if you fail to answer the complaint within the lime aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for ! the relief demanded in the com plaint. S-Dated Nov.Oth,A,D.'OI, fSEAI.1 J. H. WllARTON, ^- V. (', C. I?, Simpson & BarksdatjE, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the absent defendants, Cyrus Young, otherwise known as Cyrus Asbury or Westbury, /al pha Young who has Intermarried with und Annie Simpson. Take notice that the above sum mons and complaint was this day filed in the offico of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Laurons county; November 0th,'0i. SIMPSON & BARKSDALE, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Nov. !?, I SO 1-tit. do uay d kbnk FRUIT ?JUICES OF any KIND. HKT SO, bo :iurc that your dealer furnishes you with Goods the i|ualily of which can not ho surpassed. This can only bo ricno by buying Tho Specialty Co's APPLE anil PEACH CIDER, GRAPE and FLOMDA ORANGE lliCF., RASPBERRY anil PINEAPPLE lULtP, The ipost pure, wholesome anil delightfully refreshing fruit bevcrafleo to he had in tho country. Packages of iiieso goods aro always In perfect condition and arc guaranteed so to be by THE SPECIALTY CO, Chirr IlllUs, OfilCf, 23,* SO Williamson 8tr?fst, tri Street SAVANNAH, ga. Insurance! Three Standard Companies MF 10, FIKIO AM? AOOIDRNT. Tub Union ckniu.u. bin-: or Ohio, has tho Plainest mid Rust policy <>l tho Standard Companies, also lbs Rohi Investment policy. Tics Qiikhnwicii Inhi'Ranok Co. Ol the City ok Nbw York, Piro, has heoii miocobhiuIIv and imintuiuplcdly in bus iness ovor 50 yearn. Tun PnovihHNT i'Vxn(Aecldont) So oibty of New York, im.s not a slnuh juMt claim unpaid. .Southern Dopart inont headquarters in Atlanta Oa. "It's tho unexpected which huppons.' >S'. F. Garlingtoii, Jl>/., ! ger- C|!Hc^*vor W.II, ? :\m I ? ? s^e. Ao y>~u C * ? Cherrr r rl .r-il, tho favorite cough cure, relieves tea r&?C}tCh?ttoj and, if taken duringr the earlier ? i < io, provouts Consumption of the later st? " tho t mulady, this preparation cx*C3 t .*...} distressing cough, cr.d induces refreshing sleep. i u! i hiire I " >!y i.io?ior luv; n i;ro.?t snfferorfrom ? i?.-.v. Mj ii. - i. mi .1. ? . i .. OAtllllM l?r Iho past len >.-.us. ami her iv ?- . . - ?:: i. ' .-.-i, pulmonal) rovery Is tllluoat Without a parallel, da ac i . ?' : ! ii?url) ..ii t,?. yean ngo. count of her advanced age?over seventy? . . ?,,.r.> p. .:.!?: w: >; wo had but little hone of ever seeing her well i i . .. i ! : for tiKtltiii'j ngnin; but she lias been cured by ouly a part l .- n.i:r< i mmI using IhH hiedlojne iui I was 'if a bottle <?f Ayer's Cherry l'eciond." - iw<tm.i lied i?. fiml limf v...- Kuusd of ?utTocn- luglM Hunks. Tar Urotk. N. s. I! m . i difllci i y 11 bread ij . ii; ills-; "Si-ino years tigo Aywta Cherry Pectoral il. Indeed 1 i.in satisfied Ilia) ssitii- cured mo of asthma sifter the host medical i ill ..y?-i -i Cherry pcctoml l never Skill h?ll fulled to give nie relief. A few have i .....mi. mj pre cnl iige, years. I j week* since, being again a little troubled have i? mm nded the i ul lids medicineil with tlio disease, I was promptly relieved by ?'?. - ns : .in. frei?asthma tho smite remedy. I gladly oner this testi : in i iIImjh - if d?c throat r.tid lungs, ami inouy for the benefit of all similarly afflicted." I.io never known it fall tenfTord speedy re- ?F. s. Massier, Editor "Argus," Table liuf."?11. L. White, Pond du l...e, Mich.. 1 Rock, Nebraska. Bronchitis. "Suffering for some Urn fi ni chronic i "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has given me bronchitis, which would ::>'i yield to any great relief In bronchitis. Within a month i i 'db. !a ?. l was at 1 I i > n mi ?-. led by my have sent some of this preparation to a friend ?. i. nrtsito ti> Ayer's Cherry I'cotoral. Two suffering from bronchitis and asthma. It 1 til' - this preparation restored me to per hud dono him so much good that he wrote for : ::. >al Ii."- linili|ii? A loin :o,8.ni Domingo. ' more, i do nil in my power t? recommend "A; i's Chen y l'eetoral cured lao of a buil I this medicine."--Charles V. DumtervUle, ' - i ami my partner of bronchitis, i know j Plymouth, Bug, ei niini rons cases In which this preparation "Having thoroughly tested the properties of h::s proved very beneilelitl in families of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ns a remedy lor bron yoiniK children, bj that Use medicine is I chlal and throat affections, 1 am glad to tes ku iwn iiuiony them ns * llio consolci of the llfj to the merits of this preparation."?-T. J. r ffli " ' Jas. Itudel, ?mich?, \V. Va. ' Macninrray, Author and Lecturer, Kipley, O. Consumption* ? I have lawn n life-long sufferer from] "In tho winter of 18851 took a severe cold, v cik lungs, aud, nil i r - I Ayer's Cherry tvhioh, hi spite of every known remedy, grew l'< ' v !s scarcely ever h-co from n worse, so that the family physician consul emigh. 'ibis meiMv'iiu always relieves my I ercd me incurable, supposing me tobe in eos.gh and strengthens my lungs, ns no ether I consumption. As a last resort. I tried m-'dlclne ever did. i have Imbu i iimuy to I Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, mul. In a short lime. ' ' In !: " "lid lima llo::!des, und it the cure was complete. Since then I have ? ? . : so In never been without this medicine. I am , i idi y son iu-!i!w, Ms-.'/.. A Snow, el fifty years of ago, weigh over 180 pounds, and ihi.i place, who \>. cured of a severe cough :-tiri!>. my good health to Ayer's Cherry : i .... ;.s. .-?-?>:is. L I, Cl nut, !.. utoii, Ark. Pcctornl."~n. W. Youker, Salem, N. J. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Prepared by Du. J. O. ATI u C- Co.. Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists. Priedel. Six bottles ?5. for Infants and Children. ' * Crs t or! n fcs so well adapted to cbildrcn UuU I recommend 11 as superior to any prescription known to mo." II. A. Arciikr, M, D., Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. "The uflo of ' Castoria' ts so universal and its merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it. Few arotlio intelligent families who do uot keep Castoria within easy reach." _ _ Caiu.03 Martyn, D. T)., New York City. Lato Pastor Bloomingdolo KeXormcd Church. Castoria euros Colic, Oonsttpatton, Sour Stomacb, Uiarrboca, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dl pe?tlon. Without injurious uiedicatloo. M For several years I havo wcommended your ' Castoria,1 aud shall always continue to do so as it has invariably produced beneficial results." Edwin F. Pardbs, M. D., "Tho Winthrop," l-5th Street and 7th Aro., New York City. Tire Ckntaur Coupaky, T7 Murhay Street, New York. I;:ss Je well V store %^*yfe^u cnu where the stock is large and new. os for BuyersI PALACS Bracelets RINGS, Silver Ware ?hot if? SOLID and PLATED. Glasses, A lovely line of Birthday, VVeding and Christmas pre seuts. Repairing done promptly. WHEN IN TOWN ALWAYS VISIT 'W. -A.- JO'JHT jyT30ISl , South side of the Stinarc. HAVE MOVED! Aiul are now open on the East Side of square in the Third door from Opera House where we are selling Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Confec tion and Crackers Tobacco and Cigars. Goods sohl at LIVE and LET LIVE prices. All kinds of Country Produce hotight. Give us a call. HOLLAND & FOWLER. Latircus,S. C. Nov. 13, 1890. A Complete and Elegant Line of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, RINGS, CLOCKS- JEWELRY Eyo Glasses, Spectacles, J. !V1 VISANSKA'S. By square dealing and low prices we lioj>c to merit a continuance of your liberal patronage. Repairing done in a most skill fill manner and at lowest prices. Xhorottgli, Practical Instruction. G.raduatea (mfdstcd l?> positiom H JJbp^CfltaJoiflte free, write to G.raduatea nr.pistcd to positions. M fl?.*'tVl?1oi/ur free, write to Troll mm mm '-ouisyniE, ky. -?--zz: STATEW SOUTH CAROLINA COUNT! OV LAUKKNS, Court of Common PI?-.?*. Lungston Woodson plaim.tYs vs. James T. Harris, et a). Pursuant to decree rendered by Judge Kershaw in the above stated case I will sell on salesjay in Dec. next, the same being the 7th day ot the month, at Laurens court house, South Carolina, timing the legal hours of sale at public outcry to the highest bidder all that tract or par cel of land situated in the county ol Laurens, South Carolina, contain ing one hundred and sixty-six acres more or less, known as the Hen derson place, bounded by lands of George Ebnere,Mrs. Miller Reedy, river and others. ALSO All that tract of land known as the Waterloo place situated in Laurens county containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less bounded by lands of Joseph Pierce, D. C. Smith, D. F. llalentine ami others and known as the Watson place. ALSO One house ami lot in the town of Waterloo, South Carolina wherein is a store room twenty-two feet front, sixty feet deep. Bounded by lands of J. T. Harris on the north east and south, and on the west by Main street. also Also one lot in the town of Water loo, South Carolin;? whereon i.s a dwelling house with six rooms, bounded on the West by Harris stieet ami north by public road leading to Mountvillc, S. C., and lands of Mrs. Etta Fuller. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. If terms of sale arc not complied with lands to he resold at the risk of the former purchaser. J. H. Wr 11 ART ON, c. c, c 1'. Nov. 2, >01-4t. STATE ok SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY Oh' LAURENS, Toeut ok CoM Mo.N Pl.KAS. Pursuant to decrees ol the court in the cases below I will soil at pub lic outcry to the highest bidder at Laurens Court House, S. C, before the Court House door on snlesdny in Dee. next, tho following de scribed tracts ol land on the follow ing terms: One ball' ol the pur chase money cash, the balance with interest secured by a bond of the purchaser or purchasers and a mortgage ot the premises sold. Tho purchaser to pay for papers, with leave to the purchaser to pay his entire bid in cash. M the pur chaser does not comply with tho terms ol tho sale tho hinds may bo resold on same or some bllbsequciit salesday on same terms at risk of former purchaser without further order of tho court. All that tract of land lying in Ijtutrons county, in said State, con taining one hundred and one-half acres more or less, hounded by lands of Susan I. Crisp, William Lcamnn, Samuel Austin, und others in suit of foreclosure of M, S. Bailey & .Son itgulnst Gen, i/. Crispetal. J. IL WHARTON, Nov. 3d, 'OT.-ll C. C. C. P. LAND SALIC We will sell without reserve to tho highest bidder at Fountain Inn, in Greenville county, on SATURDAY, NOW 21, L891, the following lots of html. Tho lots are sold according to numbers and measurements on piat of Sur veyor J. A. Adams. Lots Nos. I and ?, the homestead track whereon J. A. Adams now lives, containing 2?S I-in acres. Lot No. (>, ?l l-? acres. Lot No. 7, 54.J acres. Lot No. 8, tlio Willis Tract, 117 acres. Lot No. 0, 50 acres. Lot No. 10, 50 acres. Lot No. 11, f><) acres. Lot No. 12, 00 acres. Lot No. 13, 60 acres. Lot No. 11, 50 acres, ; Terms ol Sale:?One fourth cash (or more at option of purchaser) balance payable in one, two and throe years from date of sale, with interor* from same at 7 per cent per annum the credit portion ol the purchase money to be secur ed by the bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Salo to commence about noon. The plat of the foregoing lots will bo exhibited at tho sale and cap bo seen meanwhile at the residenco of Mr, J. A. Adams. EMILY CHOICE. WILLI A M CHOICE, HARRIET I). EVINS. CHILD BIRTH ? ? ? ? ? ? MADE EASY J " Mothers' Friend " is a scientific ally prepared Liniment, every ingre dient of recognised value ami in constant use by thu medical pro fession. These ingredients arc com bined in a manner hitherto unknown "MOTHERS' 9 9 WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child, hook to " Mothers " mailed PRBB, con taining valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Sent by express on receipt of price |l.60 per hottlej URADFIELO REGULATOR CO., Atlanta.Ca. BOI.l> 11V A I.I. lUll'ooiHTS. $30001:' J I lily mi. I II,Hill tVArk lllilll.llil ??. Iiirr 11? R.i i il I, i| /i , ili) live.I .< !|| ?In 4 ? i >on i nii .i.iii ir.aiWiitOlt mil KOI.I I?. I ill i.lemur. I ' II KK? All Iii*, ni i n i:. 4'. A 1.1.1'..%. II..v 4SO, Aim.ii.ti-. Mtllni ?i>, l.v Am . IVK ? i ?-. mi i .In >. il. i . < ll . il?. 'hi,-i. ami h . i.mll. \\\ "I vii1 :-? ...<?. . r (MXI.ll ?"Ulli. V. n < mi i)o l!.' ? .uk ?ml '.' i d un?, ?u(r. i, r \...i tin Krfi I glnnrr . m.id ,'. ,r>, fu.-n <; Uli? iln.i. Ml Pi' <? Wi . II 1.1 Pili llUl't J. il. i .ill ?i fl. In II ?II Hl.' Hill?, IHC I. i ii i vm fi.. 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