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?ubjjorlptlyn Price 12 Month*" ?LOO* PA YABfcJS IN ADVANOK. W. W. /i A EDITOR. Unten Tor Adyortl?uig.- Ordluary Ad v<ir(lHt>inon(N( per square, one inser tion, 11.00; each subsequent insertion, 50 cents, Liberal reduction made for largo Ad vorllHOinentfl. W. W. BALI., Proprietor. LAURENS, 8. CH June 28, 1802. Baby Ruth will rule the roost. It Is Cleve arid Steve, as our Col. Orr puts it. Thoy are going over to the third party where thoy belong, who think the tariff Is not thelssuo. Surely, nobody, not a man, woman or child In Laurens will be longer misled by the cry of other issues in this country than the ta riff. ""Four years ago If wo got an agri cultural college to show our people the science of making two stalks of corn grow where one grew be fore, all would be well. " Tlfke out protection from the Republican platform and It is noth ing. Tako out tariff reform from the Democratic platform and there Is nothing to stand on. Hence, Cleveland. When wo romembar what' big men Qovornor Tillman and his comrades in office are and how long tho railroads hauled them tree the collapse of the Richmond ant} Danville is vory oasily ex plained. Candidate Tillman Raid in Barn well that he would fight Col. You mans to Laurens on a certain mat tor, not "at Laurens." We hope Candidate Tillman will be ready to stop fighting on all points and givo up tho race before* ho gets to Laurens. State banks of issue Is in our platform; we must have more money and keep it at home; there must bo peace and capital must not be alarmed. Who will come to our State?who will trust us?who will not avoid us as tho pestilence when our Governor and Congress man proclaim to tho world that we nro rotten, inclpiently rotten and corrupt? Shall there bo a change? Think it over soberly, men of Lau rens. AUlancenion read the Cotton Plant's leader of last week, repro duced In anothor column, by which it flops to the Third Party where it belongs. Stokes Is editor of the Cotton Plant and Bowden, manag ing editor. Thanks to the farmers' [common souse, not all Tillraanlteg also Tillmanitps. There is a venerable tradition that the moon's rtiys run folks crazy, henco "lunatic" from the Latin "luna" the moon. All poets agree that the moon's rays are sil ver. In the mellow light of these 'acts it i3 easy to account for the :'oolishness which possesses ordina . ily sensible peoplo and causes them to talk Third Party doctrine when the democratic party gives its heart to tariff reform and loaves freo silver to tako care of itself. By the nomination of Cleveland the Chicago Convention -,Inced the iree silver boom under an air pump j and exhausted it for at least four ? years. Of courso Harrison would veto a free silver bill and Clove land has his mighty head set against any sort of a motnl disc that would not pass for a hundred cents of nny kind of monoy any where that grass grows or water socks to find its level. Reduction of/ salaries, after my term of o?ce, cl/fer I have sucked tho milk from tho cocoanut will restore prpsperity to the country and givo ,<lho peoplo their rights. Just wait a bit till 1 can get to Chi cngo ^rnd I will make tho West hear me, and wo will show those follows from the East what true --democracy is. I have killed the monster in South Carolina. Edge Uold men are no longer bought up by tho Columbia Club. "Thero bo six llichmonds in the Held; five have I slain already." & Tho establishment of a Techno ? logical School at tho Thorn well Or WL phnnngo is tho longest step in nd Bvanco that that always progressive Winstitution has taken in several t years. Education in the practical arts nnd sciences is in this day tho sort of education that offers tho best re turns. Tho time lias como when tho mechanic with his mind trained as thoroughly as his hands mny oc cupy a place as high in tho social world ns thoso who graco the learned professions. While benefits of tho orphanage B.'hool will for tho moat part go to boys who do not live in Lnurens we belies otfhut tho very fact that such a school is located in tho county will tend to givo us that class ol citizens who are most needed to dovelop our resources. Our peoplo should recognize that it is to their material advantage that this feature of tho orphanage should not lack-means for develop ment and extension. ttuldran Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Now Is the time for work. Tin man's defeat means a business-like administration bringing content and satisfaction to all our people in future. We must have done with all this quarrelling. Wo need factories, railroads and moro banking capi tal and State taxes must be kept low by Keeping tho State's credit up. The money power Is at the North, and the money power will stay there and control the markets there In spite of Governor Tillman. It can only be "tamed so to speak" by national legislation, tariff reform and a graduated Income tax. Down In South Carolina, the Governor and his young men have begun "on the railroads and banks" and If they keep up the fight long enough there is little doubt that they will win. It will prove a war of extermination and what little money power we have will bo be having like a dog with a tin can tied to its tail. The time will dawn whon the Governor will gel up on a stump out In tho midst ot a vast desert and congratulate the people that ho Is "monarch of all he sur veys"; with money worth 20 per cent and littlo to be had at that. Now do we want such a stato of things? Would it not bo better and make us more comfortable to tempt the money power to move down ? If we could once convince wealthy Northern people that we are trying to become a business people, that we are disposed to be stow equal rights to all and special privileges to none, banks and fac tories included, then monied men who can't handle their hoarded cash to advantage In the great cities would bring some of it here. With a man at the head of the State government who is ready to see public credit strangled in order to secure political capital for him self, wo need not expect capitalists from abroad to ofier us advice or assistance. If Sheppard Is the noxt Governor there will be no sensations. Mat ters In Columbia will go on quietly; tnxos will be low and "blowing" will piny out. Tho construction of new railroads will commence again, factories will go up every where and the danger of laboring men having to bear the burden of maintaining the public schools will bo removed. The democratic platform declares for the repeal of the tax on state bank currency. Whon the dem ocracy triumphs then farmers and and all citizons who have credit can easily band together aud organ ize financial institutions which no foreign money power can Influ ence, no distant trust can smother. We can then make our own money at home, sn??$ It in our own mar such papers as the Columbia Sta and tho Atlanta Journal for thel work In creating a Southern sent! mcnt for if. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorb So Tlllmau, Irby, Blokes, Norris and among 'em bave been telling it io Chicago that there Is serious danger of Houth Carolina being lost to Cleveland, but that they will work lor his election. Why, yes, certainly. Very pretty scheme it is to make the impres sion that the salvation of the State hangs upon their effort* and then when South Carolinians do their duty aud roll up a great Clevelaud 1 majority, put in a claim for tho of fices. But it won't fool Qrover and, his man Whitney. They nro not meat for the fool-killer. Consumption Cured. An old physician, rotirod from prac tice, having had placed in hin hands by an Bast India missionary tho formula of ? simple vegetablo roinedey lor tho speedy and permanent euro of Consump tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, .v i hum and all throat and Lung A licet Ions. nlsn a ?osltive and radical euro Tor Nervous lebllity and all Norvous Complaluts, aflor having tested Its wonderful cura tivo powers in thousands ofcases, hits felt it his dutv 10 make it known to Ins Honoring fellows. Actuated by this motive and a dosire to relievo humnu sunoring, 1 will send free ot cnarge, to all who uoslro ft, this rocipo- in German, Fronch or lOngUs!), with full directions or preparing aud Utting. Bent by mail, by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. A. Novus, 820 Powors' ?lock hoc I lest er, N. Y. Distress i After Eating Dyspepsia Hakes Uio lives of many peoplo mlsorablo, and often leads to self-destruction. Distress after eating, sour stoioach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint," all gone" feeling, bad taste, coated tonguo, and iregu larity of tho bowels, are souio of the more common symptoms. Dyspepsia does not get well ot Itself. It requires careful, persistent attention, and a romc'y llko Hood's Sarsa parllla, which acts gently, yet surely and efficiently. It tones the stomach and other organs, regulates tho digestion, creates a good appetite, and by thus Sick ' overcoming tho local symp- \ . toms removes tho sympa- MOSCiaOnO thetlo effects ot tho disease, banishes the headache, and refreshes tho tired mind. "Ihave been troubled with dyspepsia. I had but llttlo appetite, and what I did eat Uao*+? distressed mo, or did mo r"~a,T llttlo good. In an hour bum after eating I would expo rlenoo a falntness, or tired, all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. My trou ble, I think, was aggravated by my business, which is that of a painter, and from being more or loss shut up in a Sour room with fresh paint. Last e. . spring I took Hood's Barsa- otomacn rflla?took thrco bottles. It did me an immenso amount ot good. It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied tho craving I had previously experienced." Qboboe A. Pa ok , Water town, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by oil druggUU. fl; six for fi. Prepared only Vj C. I. hood a co., Apothecaries, i.owoll, Mats. IOO Doses One Dollar A Household Remedy * BLOODandSKIN DISEASES B-j Bi Bi BotanlCi form ot^niflii,, "mm WW*' sides being efficacious In toning trp tho system and restoring the constitution, when Impaired from any cause. Its almost supernatural healing properties justify us In guaranteeing a cure, If directions nro followed. QFWT ICR CC . ILLUSTRATED OCn I niCL "Book of Wondcri." BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Qa. KODAKS Regular \ ~t A Styles and sizes for the Junior ) -L JL season ot* 1892. Folding I D^din?4 $6'00 to $66.00. Latest improvements, registers for exposures, glass plate at tachments, Daylight loading, etc, Send for catalogue. THE EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, ROCHBSTBR, N. Y. for Infants and Children* ?'CastertaWsowefla^ptMtoriilklren?iat I recommend it m superior, to any prescription known tome." H. A. Arohrr, m. D., Ill 80. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T. "The um of 'Castorf*' is bo universal and Its merits so well known that It seems a work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the Intelligent families who do not keep Castorla within easy reach." ^ _ Carlos Martih,D. D., New York City. Late Pastor Bloomingdalo Beformed Church. Castorla ctvesOolie, OwtUptiiori, Boor Stomach, Diarrhoea, KrucUUon, Kills Worms, give* sleep, and promote* dl Wl Kt<rtion, uiout injuri ious medication. " For several years I hare recommended 5our * Castorla, ? and shall always continue to o so as it has invariably produced beneficial results." Edwin F. Parda, m. D., M The Winthrop," l?th Street and 7th Are., . New York City Tn Csmtaur Comtaky, 77 Uurrat Strbzt, New York. The, Electropoise Is the greatest effort of mode,rn science for the relief of suffering humanity. It is n'jt a patent medicine; not an electric battery; not a mysterious or miraculous cure. Simply a scientific instrument for supplying the system -uriih that life-giving element of nature?Oxygen. If you are a sufferer from some physical ill which has baffled physi cians, medicines, chao .ge of climate?everything, it will pay you to investigate the merits of the Eujctropoise. Full information, U st'menials, and advice, Free. Atlantic; Electropoise Co.y 333 King Street, CHARLESTON, S\ CJ ran McsiOAi TnuTMiKt. rates lor ??lt?, ?>. ??. ?10, at*. - aiv? w*i?t mi**um>, r?io?,' ?U MkTMWM?. ?ACATCOT ft IN tvfft MASK. ?H. O. ?. ?U?D, ?STROIT, MICH. FALLING PRICES. V See the Prices! Down they go, To thrifty people there below; Don't let your chance of gain go by. Catch our profits as they fly, Freely down to you they're tossed Without the least regard to cost. Whether it's the tariff, the weather, the phase of the moon, or what, not, our trade was never better at this time. Large trade enables us to decrease profits, and closer profits make lower priccr. Prices arc down, down, down, about our establishment. Shoes, Shoes, Shoes, We can shoe Laurens county and give you better shoes for less money than you can buy them anywhere. Our motto is buy for cash and sell cheap for cash. In this way our trade has increased and we wish to state right here that we have bought shoes for fall trade from the best manufacturers in the United States and that we will be n a position to place before the trade a Lino of Shoes that can't be "beat in prices and quality. Now is order to make room for this line wc will make special inducements to CASH BUYERS in our slice line for the next 30 days. Come and examine them and be convinced. DAVIS, ROPER & CO. KZEEP COOL. We have a pure stock of Drugs, Medicines FACE POWDERS, HAIR BRUSHES, NAIL BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES, WHISK BROOMS, CLOTH BRUSHES Cigars and Tobacco, Blank Books, Toilet Soap?the best in the city, Shoulder Braces, Pens, Paper, Envelopes, Inks, Dyes, Nice Line of Stationery, A very large lot of #Laundry Soap Oliea/p for Cash or on short time if you arc good to pay your debts. The above can be had at B. F. Posey's Wholesale Hid Retail Drug Store, Laurens. S. O Government Notice! We hereby announce to tho Pub lic that we have investigated, and find the PUKEST AND CHEAPEST North Carolina GBRM WHISKEY to be found at tho low price of (One Dollar and Fifty Cents) per gallon is sold by Mr. JL. KOPPEL*, Of LiATJRENS, S. C. All orders received arc prompt ly attended to. Officially, THE COMMITTEE. For Malaria, Liver Trou TO ARRIVE THIS WE|3E ' "??-AT? ?I. TEEEY ?& CO.?S NEW YORK BACKET STORE Big Bargains in TVhite Dress Goods, Black Muslins and Embroidery. Also Fine JLot of Ladies' Slats and Flowers all at Prices below the mar?ei N H. Terry <Sc Co. TRAYN1IAM & DIAL BLOCK, LAURENS, S. C. Complete and Elegant Line of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, RINGS CLOCKS. JEWELRY Eye Glasses, Spectacles, -AT J. SVt VISANSKA'S, By square dealing and low prices we hope to merit a continuance of your liberal patronage. Repairing done in a most skill ful manner at the lowest prices. Registration Notice. Notice is hereby given that the Books of Registration of voters arc open every jitst Monday in each month, until the ist day of July next, (or the registration, renewal of lost or defaced certificates, and transfer from one Township or Pre cinct to another. After the ist day of July next, the Boons will he closed until after the General Elec tion in November next. Office in Sheriff's Office. WMS. WRIGHT, Notice to Debtors of J. T. Poolo. J. T. Poolo having made an as signment of nil his property in cluding notes and accounts to mo, nil persons indebted to him uro hereby notified that they must make settlement at once. May ill, tf N. B. PI Ali. UNDER BUYERS AND UNDER SELLERS. Li E Burns <Sc Oo ? DKA i.1: its IN ? Furniture, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots Shohh, Hats, Mii.linbuv, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Tinwuro, OlaHswaro, Hardware, KXP' Big bargain 111 improved ftingor sow in- Machlno $10.00 only ono-halt priVno. Special bargains in 8 day clocks with 1$ hour strike, walnut framn, $ 1.16 worth 10.00. Day clooks at $2.7? wo rth $160. AIho a groat slaughter lu watches, jewclovapootaclus, violins, aocordoonn and harinonicaa. Wall papor, curt sin polca, Bhadoa always on hand. ALL KINDS OV FURNITURE and bod-room and parlor suito shiptped direct from the factory. Organa and buggies at 25 to 50 per oent Icun than retail prices. Fine QrooeriejB Fresh confections, oigai-a, u?l jacco, bacon, oorn, Hour etc. at lowest prMoe. The goods must, shall and wir, t /o sold to make room for goods that avu c orn'.ng. STATE ok SOUTH CAROLINA County ok Laurens. Traynham & Dial, Plaintiffs vs. Tames H. Bewley. Pursuant to a decree in the above stated case made by His Honor J. B. Kershaw, I will sell on salesday in July next, the same being the 4th day of the month, at Laurcns C. H. during legal boius of sale at public outcry \o the highest bidder all that lot or parcel of land situ ated in the county of Lnurcns, S. C. containing one acre more or less and bounded by lands ot Gray iV. Anderson on the north, east by ?street, west by lands of Gray & Anderson. Terms one-half cash, balance on a credit of 12 months from date ol sale, purchaser to give bond and mortgage of the premises sold to s "ccurc the credit portion. If the purchaser does not comply wii*-h *l?e terms of the sale the laud may' be sold on the same or some subse <juent salesday without fur ther application to any court. Pur chaser ro? p?y for papers. J. H. WIIARTON, June 1, 189a ? C. c. c. p. Notice. All .notes and .accounts due the firm of Minter & J^wicson, Laurens S. C, Have been pkiced in our hands for collection. Persons due said firrrii will please call at our of fice and settle their indebtedness without further notice and save costs* JOHNSON & RICHLY, Attorneys at Law. Lauren*, S. C, June 13,'92. 4t It you feel weak and a3.1 worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS In "Wliite stnca. Gf-oid If so call and sec it Wc arc in the swim on FURNITURE, CARPETS, ZVEa/tting, r^iags. Coffins. Etc. S. M. & E. H. AV ILK ES & CO. Here is what we are all after, And iii order that you should save yours come to see us and Get ouir DPrioes on T1NWAHE. G L ASS\t AI SILVERWARE, FRENCH Cl VVoodenwaro, Crockery, Imported Goods, jewelry, House Furnishing Goods, Hall, Library and Piano Lamps, in fact everything that is kept in a first-class China Store. S. M. & S. H. Wilkes & Co. WHEN YOU ARE IN ROME DRESS Don't Toe old IFa snionecl! There is no need of it. Read your Delineator and magazines and call on us to show you all the novelties in dress goods in the Wfl) of Bedford Cords, India Linens. China Silks, Organdes, Challies, Percals, DeBeigc, Brillianteens, Cashmeres, Cheviots, Brandenburg Cloth, Stcinburg Worsted, Pineapple Tissues, Lawn Stripes, NansookS) ^ i _ Crepons, Chevrons, 1 [enrictta, ] iOraines, Tweeds, etc. IDOIST'T BE tA CLAM I But buy the best and most stylish goods lor the least money. Remember we buy all our goods for cash and always lake oil the discounts, which enables us to sell them at prices that defy competition. J. 0. C. FLEMING & CO. Tfcero is But Ono G-lomi Spring, The Spartanburg Herald says: "Periodically wc hear of mineral springs just discovered "which experts say arc equal to Glenn Springs," hut just as periodically these springs drop out of notice, while the crowd of visitors at health giving Glenn increases each year, Tlrcre arc doubt less good mineral springs elsewhere,but to initmatc n comparison w ith Glenn Springs discredits whatever else may he said in their praise. So far there is but one Glenn .Springs.'' -FOR SALE BY DR. B. F. P?SFY LAURENS, S. C. I v ROLLER *R ?U| gF^"~ ??A WMivr '.'0. TRAY $H?4j M KJ RL1 Kl?? inj cm DO luted out li o id to lmy <i mSL?*r~"P" it- h? ' .. , :?: ^^lJ---- - H.'V/. ROWiY'iES & CRO , mchmonilf v?. s I * ? o ? j ? j ? g i ' :' *\<* *'?v* ? ? -)