Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ifefee Glctuertiser SubBorlptlo? mo*?IS Montbs, tl.PO? PAYABIjK IN ADVANCE. W. W. BALL. EDITOB. Hates for Adyertinlug.?Ordinary Ad vertisements, per square, one inser tion, f 1.00; each subsequent insertion, 60 cents. Liberal reduction made for largo Ad vorllBomonts. W. W. BALL, Proprietor. LtAUREN B, S. Q? Aug. 29, 1893. Tlio Souts of Judgment. Elections by the present Legis lature to All expiring terms of Judges occur this winter. As reform papers put lt; Lieut. Qov. Eugene Gary Is slated for As sociate Justice McUowan's place; Col. R. O. Watts for Judge Hud sons place; Speaker Jones vice Judge Wltherspoon; Att'y. Qen. Townsend viceJudgoWallace. As there is a dearth ol reform timber in the lower regions? Tom Watson or Jerry Simpson may be imported to fill Izlars place on the Charles ton Circuit. Judges Norton and Aldrlch seem to fill the title roll ot reformers and will bo permitted to wear their sil ken robos. "Blessed are the meek, for they shall Inherit the earth." Judge Simonton, of the U. S. Dis trict Court has filed his decision in a case involving the constitution ality of the dispensary law and pronouncing as unconstitutional the 25th section of the Act. Under Hum decision liquors cun bo sent Into the State for private consump tion and will seriously affect Gov. Tillman's business. The case will be appealed. There are two ways of meeting this sort of thing; one for the State to abolish the U. S. Courts; the other to abolish Judge Simonton. One other expedient might avail: get rid ot tho United States. Let Gov. Tillman take no tice. Verbum Bap. sat. A oelobroted temperance lectu rer was usually attended on his tours by a brother who ordinarily got gloriously drunk. Being asked why he was carried along, ho ex explained : as an object lesson that the beauty of sobriety might bo illustrated. Just so; the Green ville Democrat might be set up again and Barrett, the formor edi tor now in jail, put in charge to villify Hampton and other living heroes of the South Carolina of tho past. A philosophic citizen turned a flock of geeso in to weed out a grassy cotton patch. An old gan der of experience after looking around at the situation flew away cackling as he wont, "overcropped, ? overcrapped." The grit, the bump ' - ..of hope, and confldenco of the office holders and our brethren of the Reform Press in this State must excite the admiration of the wild est enthusiast. Push the whiskey business and your taxes are paid. J. F. J. Caldwell, Esq., of New berry, has the endorsement of the entire South Carolina delegation and has a hopeful chance of being sent as our Minister to Italy. Pres ident Cleveland can't do better than honor this fit and accomplished citizen. With Caldwell and Judge Bacon representing our country abroad, this State will bo satisfied. It is a nice come off. Only one representative in Congress from South Carolina got a Chair manship, Capt. G. W. Shell was given the Chairmanship of "Acous tics." Crisp nodoubt considered that the litte Stato spiritually in clined and given to blowing some* what, would be at homo "tempering the wind to the shorn lambs." Anti-Cleveland papers announce that the President's feet are all wrong and that he Is unable to stand upon them. But no com plaint about his head is announced; tho fact is, paradoxical as It may sound, the President stands on his head. In tho absence of the editor at Chicago Sana Garlington by his vig orous and energetic work is ranking the Spartanburg Horald a very wolcorao visitor. Everybody wants biinotalism; everybody sees it is impracticable. It is uot so easy to sco whore wo aro at. While Judge Simonton is constru ing tho Dispensaiy law Atty. Qen. Townsond is construing Judgo 81 monton's construction. Why Is Attornoy (Joneral Town sond liko Gen. Zac. Taylor? Ue never knows when he is beaton. ? ? ?mm Tho Usual Fate. Greenville, 8. 0., Augugt 21.? A special to the News from Green wood, 8. C, says: Jako Davln, col ored, to-day assaulted Mrs. Wil liam Mundy, a respectable white woman of flfty-flvo year*, living near Greenwood. After Davis had tho woman bound and gagged he was driven away by fierce yard dogs. Ho was huntod down, cap tured, fully identified, tied to a tree and shot to death by a hundred cit izens, white and black. The exe cution was performed with military precision and propriety. Davis ac cepted his fate stoically. This Is Ma second crime of the same kind, Ln( ns the woman assaulted on the previous occasion was disreputable, lie went unpunished. Children Cry foi* Pitcher's Castorta Tumbling Shoals. A. B. Bolt, Jack Tumblln and J. W. Bolt are off for a week or two to Georgia. Samuel Bolt and son visited rel atives in the Mouutain City this week. Miss Ketle Kay, after a short visit in tins neighborhood, has re turned to her home in Greenville. The overseers of the public high way have put the roads in good condition around Tumbling Shoals. J. G. Sullivan has the best worked road In Tumbling Shoals. It is In excellent trim, looks like the grad ing of a railroad. All overseers around here should Inspect the road leading from here toGbarlton Hall and take a note of it. Miss Nettie Hellams is attend ing the teachers'institute In your city this week. Her brother, Hamp ton is teaching in her place until her return. A series of moctings is in prog ress at Mt. Bethol this week. We hear largo crowds attend every service and we trust much good will be done during the meeting. It is being conducted by Rev. Mr. Poozer, of Tumbling Shoals circuit. Tho colored poople are holding a meeting at Prospect. Protracted meetings are running in full blast in every direction. They seem to fill tho hearts of the old members with fresh grace us well as bring in many new ones to Christ. Mrs. Octavia Ahercromble and brother-in-law, John Abercrombio, of Greenwood, are visiting here. It is sincerely hoped that the town of Laurens may see the importance of giving tho county dispensary a fair test and come over in due time. All admit that Laurens is a hustler and that of the right sort. Some are pulling fodder. We soo some cotton beginning to crack. Thero will probably be a suffic ient amount ol all varieties of fruits canned and dryed for borne consumption at this place. We are glad to see the Advehti ber ever ready to sound the alarm against impostors whether in tho present administration or out of it. Every man should take the Ad vertiser to keep up with the party and every one who does not believe in it don't know a good thing when he sees it. Uncle Pluck. Burnsville Notes. The farmers are busy gathoring their fodder. Cotton is opening very fast. It won't bo long until wo will hear tho signal of our glnners. What will the staple bo worth? Is tho question now being discussed. Walt, time will oxplicate the re sults. Warrior extends to Rockey Spring Church tho right hand of fellowship and brotherly love for her conslstancy and provorbial hospitality and especially for the cordial invitation to the closing ex ercise of their singing school, Sat urday 19th inst., taught by Prof. Compton. Warrior's school was well represented. Tho two classes together with their well trained voices filled the church with strains of music sweeter than tho songs of the nightingale. Tho good la dies of that locality certainly sus tained themselves in the way of getting dinner. But oh, how Blin ker did enjoy eating fryed chicken, cakes, pies, etc., and noting some of Rockoy's spicy girls. Blinker carried homo with him a nicely carved little white rock for remem brance of one acquaintance. Sat urday was an occasion which will long bo remembered as a happy in cident in the lives of many. Here comes our rich neighbors, Conway Garrett, Johnnie Owens, Joel Withers and Dock Henderson all have porchased stoves from that big agent. Only $G8, that's what I call getting thero Elie. Mr. T. R. Simpson will kiln many bushels of potatoes this fall, as by close inspection wo find ho has about four,rows. For the want of time and space will not note our visitors this writing. Mr. Lewis Burns has recently had his dwelling roddod for protec tion against lightning. Ruinous life of a coming wed ding. Ask Zeno if ho knows any thing of that nature. All enjoying good health; my self included. Bum Blinker. You can nover havo a roally good complexion until tho impurity is cleansed from your blood. What you need is a thorough course of Ayor'8 Sarsaparilla, which is abso lutely free from all harmful Ingre dients, and therefore, perfectly safe. NOTICE The Board of T rustccs of the Laurens City Graded Schools oilers one free scholarship to each of the nine townships in the county to be determined by a competitive examination at Laurcns, in the English branches on the 13th day of September next. The only expense incident to. this scholarship in the school itself will be a matriculation fee of two dollars. The board earnestly hopes that this oiler will be appreciated and taken advantage of. The next session of the schools ! will open on the 18th September with a full and well equipped corps of teachers and we invite the pat ronage of all good people in the county. j. T. JOHNSON, C. D. Bahksdai.k, Sec. Ch'm'n. STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA County of Laukbns. Probate Court. Wiikukar, Jas. M. Hudgcns, has applied to me for Letters of Ad ministration on the estate of James Hudgcns, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kin dred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Probate to be holden at my office at Laurens, S. C, on the 5th day of Sept. at 10 o'clock, A. M., to show cause, it any they can, why letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 15th day of August, 1893. JOHN M. CLARDY, Aug. 15th, '93-4t j. v. i? c. Mt, Gallagher. Pulling fodder la the order of the day. Mrs. S. S. Uoyd who has been vis iting her father is now viol ting at Brewerton. Rev. Joe Daniel and wifo is vis iting at Dr. J. 11. Smith's. Mrs. Willis Washington is visit ing at Tip Top. Mrs. M. H. Wright, who has been vising at Waterloo, has returned home. Rev. Joe Daniel proached at' King? Chappoll la?t Sunday in the absence of Mr. Poozor. Mr. M. II. Daniel, who has been visiting at this place, has returned to his home at St. Muthews. Mrs. J. W. Moore visited Mrs. J. R. Owlngs last week. Mrs. J. W. Washington was burled at Mt. Olive last Thursday. Tho Rev. J. A. Martin preached the funeral. Jim. Thore Is more catarrh in this sec tion of tho country than all other disoascs put together, anil until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a groat many yours doctors pronounced it a local dis ease, and proscribed local remedies and by constantly falling to euro prouounced it incurable. Science has provon calarrh to bo a consti tutional disease, and therefore re quires constitutional troatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional euro on tho market. It is takon internally in doses from 10 drops to a tea spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer ono hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address F. J. Cheney 6\ Co., Toledo, O. ^TSold by druggists, 75c. When Baby was alck, wo garo her Castorla, When she was a Child, sho cried for Castorla. Whon sho becamo Mtss, bIio clung to Castorla. When sho had Culldren, sho gavo thorn Castorl*. Children Cry for PITCHER'S CASTORIA. STATE ok SOUTH CAROLINA County ok Lauhens. Court of Common Pleas. F. P. McGowan as Assignee and C. D. Barksdale as agent, etc., against Abraham McDaniel, Defendant. Complaint for Foreclosure. Pursuant to a decree of foreclos ure and sale in the above stated cause, I will sell at public outcry at Laurens C. H., S. C. on salcsday in September next,(being Monday, the 4th day of the month) during the legal hours for such sales the following described property, viz: All that tract or parcel of land situate and being in the county and State aforesaid, containing fifty Seven acres more or \cs-., known as the "Jacob Hood'' place and bounded by lands of Thomas Hood, J.P.Jones, John R. Smith and others. Terms:?One-half of the pur chase money to be paid in cash, and the balance on a credit of twelve moths with interest from the day of sale, to be secured by the bond of the purchaser, and a mortgage of the premises with leave to the purchaser to pay the entire bid in cash. The purchaser to pay for the papers. If the pur chasei fails to comply with the terms of sale the property will be resold at his risk on the same or some subsequent salcsday. GEO. S. McORAVY, Sheriff L. C. Mrs. AT. F. Bone "I Was a Wreck With cutarrlt, Inn:: troublo au'i generally broken down. Before I hud taken half a bottle of Hood'a Sorsaparllla I folt better. Now 1 am In Hobd'ss?>Cures good health, for all of whloh my thanks are due to Hood's ?arenparllla." Mas. M. P. Honk, Clover, Iron Co., Mo. Got Hood's Hood's Pills cfiro Constipation by restor ing the peristaltic action of tbo alimentary canal. a BlEl ^SPECIALISTS (Kcgulur Orntluiitea.) Are the lnmllnfj and most successful specialists and /Mil give you help. to rrnnrimlco to nil patients. If Fhcy can posslbl'y he restored, our own exclusive treatment will afford u cui c. TVOJIEXI Don't you want to get cured of that vi onkneM with a treatment that you can uec at home without Instruments? Our wonderful treat ment itiscured others. Whyuotyour Try It. GATARRTIi and dlseasca of the Skin,Blood, Heart, Liver nnd Kidneys. HTPHIT.IS-Tho most rapid, safe and effectlvo remedy. A complete Cure Oiiitruutced. AKIN niSEASF.8 of nil kinds cured whero many other* have failed. X'WA.TTTItATj ?IHCIIAROF.8 promptly cured lit a fow days. Quick, sure aud safe. Tins iuclu?es Gleet and QOnOrhOCa. TRUTH AND FACTS. We have cured casea of Chronic Diseases that have failed to (jet cured nt the hands of other special is ts and medical Institutes. _?aaCb.nF.MK.IIltKRtlmttherc is hope for Vou. Consult no other, as you may waste vaiuablo tlmo. Ohtuln our treatment at once. llewareof frco nnd cheap treatments. Wo rIvo thohcit sndmost aeloutlflo treatment at moderate prices?ns low ns can be done for safe and skillful front mcnt, Fit Eh consultation at tho oiu.-o or hy mal!. T'ii.ruiiKli cx.-nilnatlon nnd careful dl.ie no.d?. A homo treatment can ho given In a majority Of eases, Bond for !'-yni|<tom Blank No. 1 for Men No. 1 for women: No. 3f.>r Skin Diseases. Allcorr . inondenco nnswoi id promptly. Business strictly con ndentlal. Kntlro treatment pontiree from observa (!oa. liefer to our patients, buuka aud business jutu. Ad'lrceaor call on DR, HATHAWAY & CO,, *- l.a South Broud Street. ATLANTA, 0/ DR. W. H. BALL, OFFICE OVER NATIONAL BANK, LAUBENS. Office Days?Mondays and Tuosday. TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. By direction of Hon. W. 1). May Held Supt. Education, an Institu tion forCoIord Teachers will behold ut Clinton, S. 0. beginning Aug. 21. It will bo conducted by Prof. 0. 0. Scott of Spartanburg, assisted by Miss Mary L. Dens of Charleston. The colored teachers ol the coun ty aro urged to make use of this im portant opportunity for Improve ment, T. J. DUOKETT, O. L. PJ K E, A. M. HASSEL, County Board Ex. July 20th, ISiia.?2t for Infants and Children. ' 'CtutorU U bo well adapted to children thai I recommend Ha? superior to any prcecripUou known to me." n. A. Aiectjue, m. D., Ill 80. Oxford St., lirookl> i), N. T. "The use of 'Castorla' Ifl bo universal and Its merits so woll known that It seems a work of supererogation to endorse It Few aro the intelligent famlllos who do not keep Castoria wlthlu easy reach." _ Uahixhj Mahtyn, D.D., New York City. Late Tastor Dloomlnfiualo IWormcd Church. Castorla etrrea Colic, OonMlpAtion, Sour Stoinach, Diarrhooa. Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dl WJ gestlon, thont Injurious medication. " For several yoars I have recommended yo\s' Castorla,' and shall always contlnuo to do so as It has Invariably produced honoflcial results." Edwin F. Paruss, M. D., "The Winthrop," 136th street aud 7th Ave., New York City. Tmi Csmtaur Comi-any, 77 Murray Strhbt, Nkw Yobk. The World's Fair Route from the South 18 OVER THE Pennsylvania short lines FROM LOUISVILLE OR CINCINNATI. DOUBLE DAILY THAIN SERVICE INCLUDES Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and lluffot Parlor Cor?, Only Route Through tho Indiana Natural Gas Belt. THROUGH TICKETS VIA THESE une? A'. . Till IN CONM?XTIOht CAN hi SECURED AT the MttNCIfAl ticket OFFICES OF eolmiiern RAILWAYS. FcR special mronMATiou in regard to ratis ano any demi co details corci".rhino THIS FIH8T-CI.A83 OEMVICt, please apply in pehpon ON uy let i lr OR telegram to either of the rOtLOWINO.' R. I. UCTY. StAUirn Pin'r Ag.nt. - NASHYILIK, TEXN. CIO. R. TROknoK,?. ?. tut'r it est, LEUXr. WN. t i. A. AKDFJISOH, D.?t/ict Paw r i&,\t, MWSVULR, IX, A. ARDrnSOS. D.ttf.ct Pam, r Aiv.i 81?Uli KOOIiT, luitut OFasf*. SPA K T A N Ii V KG, S. C. JAS. H. CARLISLE, LL. D., President. Two Full Courses. Necessary expenses for one year, One Hundred and Fifty Dollars KIT For Cataloguo address?, J. A. OAMBW?LL, Secretary of Faculty. We have add another comple. Department to our IMMENSE BUSINESS. In preparing for this addition \vc have united all the well known characteristics of our Firm, viz: We have bought the best Goods, the Latest Styles and a Complete Variety, We have gone into the Eastern Markets with the stuff, which, in these hard times COmmandr>Ottom prices, and have placed ourselves in a position to challenge competition? For Slim Suits. For Stout Suits. For Sack Suits. For Frock Suits. For Single-breasted Suits. For Doublo-brcftled Suits. For Long Sack Suits. For Short Sack Suits. For Fat Men's Suits. For Lean Men's Suits. For Rich Men's Suits. For Poor Men's Suits. For Dude Suits. For Large Boys' .Suits. For Small Boys' Suits. For all kinds of .Suits. For all of these things we arc now headquarter. Our Shoe Stock is unequaled for Styles and Prices. We are also loading our Store with a magnificent Line of DRV GOODS for the Fall trade. We Are On Top Once Again. And am prepared to fttmishlaiiythlng in my lino at reasonable rates. New Goods uro arriving every day. Momllng and repair ing done at short notice and special attcntlon(|glvon to watches. w H _> ..J J \ .:: . .-. Op And in Knot Everything Kept in/a First Class JEs tnblishmoiU. Call at M, iVISAN&KA'S Jewelry Store, Southwest Coj ner of Public square. NOTICE 15r? suro to t?o to Dr, J, A. Martin's Now Drug Storo for your' Druirs, Medu-ines, Ladies Toilet Goods, Droatli Perfumos, Diamond Dlos, Tuiio Paints, iudollblo Ink, Stationery, Tobai'co, Cigars ami a hundred othor tilings usually kopt in a Drugstore? Sondyour oau for tho best White or red oil and you will hoikI again, ?siioriiii Indueotnonts aro now oflbrcd to praotielng physioians In tho way of Fresh Dru^s, The Cheapest Drills and ilio Boat Drugs, Dr. ftlekenbakor, a flrst_olasM proseriptlon olerk,who has had sovoral years oxporlonoo as a Drug SaloHuiau and Prosorlptlon Ol?rk la now iu ohargo of thoDiug store and takes special interest in Ailing proscriptions and waiting on ouatowors, Sond in.your orders and bO eon vi need that Dr. Kiel, in baker la tho man to savo you money, J. A. MARTIN. Now Barber Shop, In Tlio ItouertSOtt llulhliu^r, TWO DOORS FROM THE POST OFFICE. Pollto Attontion and (Jood Work Proinisod AU ?datouuui?. liospec M nliy, MOK MARTIN. i. C, BURNS & CO.B I'NDMKU I'VKKS, UND10HSKLLICKH Call and isoe our many bargains to bo found am ong our Immense stock ol Dry Goads, Notions, Shoes, Groceries, Tin wa re, Glassware, Woodware, Ihirdv a iEto. Clronl Induoo? iiHint?ln stoves and Ku rnlttire. So wliig-ntaohlnoa?lilfflt and low at,m?<ata.job. Liuool Drugavory c neap. Big lot of Oonl'oclionory, TO HA. CCO and CIGARS <>ur good a inual, aliall and will bo sold. Wo, fiaVO opened n NJ<5\V STOHR at llr.r'kodalo, 8. (.!. but are doing btiHiiiOHH aim) at our Ohl) STAND liOlir Llttlo \\n< iii, s. ('. With many thanks for tho l>nn i. favors and hoping for a contiuuanoo <ii t ho saiuo, wo are. L. R BURNS & CO. W. H. WH1TNER, $ Fashionable Barber. $ Sfii iVinjf, llaii-CuiCin;,, Shampooing. I tif~ Will wail upon ladies at tho ir residences, location?Bundulla Hotel. Your obodlont servants, tip ajj||-iyrs^ SHIRTS ?- was. -xw?, - CHEAPESTanWeBEST Beats all on a Fit. FOR SALE ?Y J. 0. C.iFlemingoVCo V_~ ... ,21 OP' Fresh Turnip Seed just received which we are selling at living Pricey J. 0. C. FLEMING & CO. Do You iak0ukt a. Wl ^ VASE LiW Si.00. 4 If ate ?? ' a tCHUWN AGC-ORTMENl SOLD ONLY 3 .&E. H. Wilkes & Co. FOR SALE BY ?SQ Fv Pusov 1 >.?. 0 II. B. Whllden MAC! RY! Wbst End Caijioun St (iia ku.sn ?.\. H. V., general agent for south cako , RELAY BICYCLES, Sulf-IIkaling ok Othkk I'm i; MATIO Ti it).: . Prices,.$110.00 and $125.00 Exclusive Agencies given at un occupied points. Correspondence solicited. Woi ? W?i k a M k 11111 Ol*y. Iii ick und 'i 11' " l'.:u i< I Slave '? Oiunjnrf < i 1.1 i 11 Threshing " 8n\v Mill Illco^lltdUhg " \: Nd 1 n i;s ami 110 IL 1; It fl. Sialc A policy for Toluol! a s hik' Hu? urliHH iiini llollor?, 8<i\\ und t.ii.-i Mill*; Brewers' Brick Machinery, !>? nil 1 Mcrow ('< i toil I'm hc*i Thulium' l>lroot Acting tticniu (no i?ir- ? Thon in?' Hood Cotton Klovtiloi II II 1.1111)111118' )ii?is; KllUth I??? . Hi. ? il'. I'm 1 It. B. Sinitli A UQ.'rt Wood \V< vU iu Mttchlli? Um i'.s; ToiiouorK1 <? 1 loniploto equipment lor H-mli, l>ooi niitl Waoon Factorloa; 1?. I.???:?( Ix ?> I'lttiitfttlon s.iw M ills ^jh intilo ii ii. KKi/iTNi;. PITTINfiH AN I) M AQU IN i:uv srf'i.ii'.s. ?tf~ Write 100 for pri< ? . v. o. UAL] 1 am, Manager, Columbia, ?. Oi