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<|fie ?eluertiser. LAUKKNH, 8. 0.| Oct. 21, I89.J. CottOO Down. Cotton yostorday brought coots. . The- Cotton Mill. A molding bi tlio inloiost of tho pro posod Cotton Mill is called to moot on the 1st. Nnvembor at 4 o'clock P. M. In tho Court II'.n o. All citizens and sub crihors arc respectful! invited to attoml. J. W. Kkikiuhon, Ch'm'u. An Important Note. M n_ Davit Sin:-Tho writer hasn't your name in mind just at this moment l>tit If you are at all in arroare, ploaso call in and Bottle. Tlio Advhutisisk has large obi IM ktloiiH to moot within iho noxl fow days and wc hope t hat all of our subscri bers will malto il a point to pay if not all at least a part of what is duo tho paper. Yours truly, Oct. '-'I tf TflK Advkhtihbh. To tlio I'tiblie Generally. Take duo notice Ol this fact, tho l-'roo and Unlimited Coinage of Silver has boon refused by tula Government, but thoy have not yot undertaken to prevent tho Iroo and unlimited coinage of Hash, Doors, Blhids,8hlngle.i andgeneral build ing material at tho minis of II. K. Cray, hail re US, S. I'. S i call and get what you no "i to build with at II. 10. Cray's. Oct. 21?tf The < "by Schools. Mr, II. h. Sitatfo, tho now Supoiintcn dout ol tho City Schools, arrived last Wednesday and assumed control. Mr. S ? lifo comos to I.aureus with tho reputation ol a lino toaohor and .super intendent and it is boliovcd that tho schools arc in good hands. Tho enrollment at tho white school has passed 200. Miss Robacoa Odom will return about November 1st., and will again havo charge of tho Sixth Clratio. An Oiler IVlX' Cash. Beginning with tho first of next Janu ary tlio Anviaci i-ki: will cost ouo dpllar and a half a year, botany old subscri ber paying all his arrears and one dollar will rocolvo the paper until the first day of January, 1895. Any now subscriber paying one dollar while this oiler remains standing will receive the papor until do first day of January, iv'.* If your supscriptlon i.s paid up to tho llrst day of last May for instance, and you pay up to October 'Jith, and ouo tlol? laryou will obtain a receipt, entitling you to tho paper during tlio whole of of next yoai This oiler Is only tomporary. it will probably continue for a low weeks. Noxt y?aV-Vjh bo election your and you will want:' ne^sp i f j*t. By paying ono del* lar now you get tho paper not only for tho year lud for tho to.i weeks between :1ns and January 1st. besldos. Oct. 2-1 tf Mr. Hcnlfo Called to Laurens. It will bee surprlso to many of our roadors to know that Mr. Ii. I.. Soalfe is no longor with the grudod school. A few daysago ho was ollerod the suporinton (loiie\ of tho Laurens gradod school and :>.! oiioo tentlored hi>s rosiirnailon as a teachoi'in the 1! ><:k Hill graded school, 'i'li" board of trustees held a meeting Monday and, understanding that Mr. Soalfo was ambitions and worthy of pro motion, agreed to accopt Iiis resignation, notwithstanding that to do that, waste leave tho nlaoo temporaril / vacant. Mr. Scaifo gavogood satisfaction to the natrons and his removal is regretted, lie i-4 a gent Ionian in every sen^o of the term and a good teacher. He loaves us only to take a nlabor and botlor paying place?Rook iljil Herald. An Auipluious Wcddinj The following accountof a notable ami happy event vns prepared for publica tion in tho Advkiitiskk of last week but by a most annoy I ng mistake on the part of the editor it whs omitted. While Itlsuotoxaol news now wo believe it will tit i 11 provi. .ltorestlng to our reader; A much intorostod and oxnOotnnl crowd ol friends gathered at the Baptist Chureh on Tjesday morning, tho lOtb inst., tho oiieifIon being the marrlagoof Miss Lulu )'..tts. ono of our charming young lad Us, to Mr. *'. C. Foathorstonc, ono of the nn-t prominont young law yers o! on nelly. Tho church was de rated witlunuch taste and beauty, jas? mines, anugoranturns being used with prolusion,Iwllh here antl there a gruco tul fern or stately lily Tho floor of tlio chancel wJa strewn with white roses, and indoofl the whole sceno impressed one B At skilled tod it of Miss Mary Oreor, sent fourth th?|.:h strains ol (ho wedding march am tho hrhhil parts- entered. The uahorl Mr S. M. W likes. Mr. I). A. and Mr \V\V. Ball of L ?nens and Mr Frank thilnor, of Croonville, walked up their rOpectivo aisles and stood to gether on ich side of lka?altur. Tho groom thai entered from tho vestry door with Ii host man Mr. Dorroh For guson, of linens, and was joined at tbn altar byiho brido, who camo in on the arm of br i.nele.t "ol. J. W. Ferguson. Tho Itev J.<. 1'itts, tho lather of tho hrideJ thonnrocoodod to perform the short put bou liul oud Impressive cere mony whlldhO organ slid gave lorth 8ofL Brains oinusic. I mined tally altor wardj Mr antltrs Fnathorstpuo left for a fewwoeks M,V>urn In tho North and Wosl whithoniioy are followed by tho well f ishes olahost ol friends. Tbjgrooiu aid attendants woro regu latioj mornlfg dress, while tho bride was Hired i.i an exquisite travelling gowlof thO JjfcloFuller shado and ear rlotlhtrikiugly pretty bouquetol bride's rose Tl bride h 'lio oldo'it daughter ol Uovb D, Pitta, i ho has been the IllUOll boldd pastor a the Baptist chureh for Iny years. A young lady of intol locl^d many personal attractions, she ivays boon i gonoral favorite and mas among'uolh young and old. ttherstond thegrootn, came from [<r>n to Lturous whon quite man, and .-l ice that limo has b< on r partner onCol. J. W. Ferguson, anolmlvorsiill.y ostoemod in the com? mill'. Ile is already well known its |bo ibromo lorihoyonngormom< tho Bar In thO State and has >|hghtor futnro Uoforo him. yV'oodt'iifT Agi'lenlturnl and Live Sl.x-!, Fair Tho tWt H >yal and Western Carolina RailroiuB will sell rotllHl-lrip tioKOtH to WoodrufKon i ho occasion of ihn Agrloul tural and Live Stock Fair at that place as followsrw From Laurent*; 75: Ora,50; jMiindford, ?>\; ICnoro^, 'J.">; 11 ill vl Ho. ["jTlckots wiiilbo on silo from tlio 'J?>ih to the 27th, goooi io return on last train on ovoning of thei Mih. lioenl Vxdveri ef, do yoiV wiin Advert Isonients. Shoes, do yon)Uwftllt to save imniey. Come to our Bl?yre and seo our shoes, Davis, Roper A ?. \>. Will you sull'er with Dyspopsln and Liver trouble iwhon Glonn springs water will euro you. You can gel It at Kohn?dy Bros. Our Millinery Stflck is the most COU1? plote in town and olir prices arc ? s low as tho lowest. I Simmons Bros. Glenn Springs WaAr Is kept in cases and on draught by nConnedy Bros. Did you See our lino of Lamps and Dinner nets arrivcdim Saturday? S. M. and f.. II. WilkOH A Co. Glonn Springs wider will euro i Inn niatisin. For sale b* Kennedy Bros. Jlay Shoo c.'s, ILtss' and Zolglor Bros Hjp: the b?-.-.t maUes Vn Shoes and we cm glvo you any styleslor price you want in > thorn. , Simmons Bros. ?If you are niifl'orliyg from head-ache, loss <?f appetito and xvcakunsH, try a case old loan Springs wiif.or and you will foe bolter. For sale by/Konnody Bros. [ftl.60 Mat G-.jld, RO pleeo chamber sot", (iirlh Ten Silver (li.illar s ofanynxlv'rt ill II. Wilkea A. Co. FRYING FRAGMENTS Ol" liitc'lll?oiioc uboiit tho People which October itn i /. . Mow Into ??in oillcc. M i -s Allio Wobb l*i un u visit to rOltt tivcs in Augusta. Mr. John V. G irlhigton is nt home from Sowanoe University feu u low days. Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Now bony, is with relatives in town. Tho Rev* A. U. Wardlaw visited Au gutta lust week. Mr. Kit/. Hugh MeM aster, represent ing The State, was In tho city last wock. It. '1'. IVwoll A: Co., of Rook Hill, have entored tho Laurens cotton market. Tlioy aro represented bore by M r. Cowan. Miss Witherspoon, of Clinton Is Visit ing in town. Mr. 10. Jl Antlorson,ol Mooro's Station, spout Sunday in town. Mr. .liiii Shumate has returned from a visit to his parents at Anderson. Mis. Wilson, of Ncwborry, after a vis it to friends hero has returned homo. * Mis. 10loi.se Shell and lainily havo re turned to Lauren*) to make it their homo. Mrs. Corrio Morgan, of Groors, Groen yllle County, is visitin? her brothors, Major W. A. and Col. It, C. Walls. Mr a, Holl, of Dacus, Plok?na couAly, visit.(i relatives and friends In town this wook. Tho walls of the Simmons building on tho South side and tho Mlnlor bail ling on I ho North are rising rapidly. "Red Fox," Mr. J. <;. Brown's race horse is now in Columbia in training for tho contests at tho Stato lair. The now Baptist ohurcli is pronounced n Kein by all who havo an oyo" for tho beautiful or taste in arehitoeluro. Oovornor Tillman has pardoned from tho penitentiary IJro Atkinson, ono of llio nine negroes serving tortns for tho killing of John Nauco. Miss I .oil Hawaii! and Mr. William Duller, Of Princeton, wore married at that pluco on o Hoher thoBih, by Judge ICIUson. v Tho Liurens ADVKUT1SKR speaks of Col. D'Aroy 1'. Duncan as a poaslblo can didate for Congress-, and says itouco re garded him as an Auti, but he lurnod out tb bo an "optical illusion." That is not only clever, but apt and true. Qroenvlllfl Mountainoer. Mr. Sam F. Oarlinglotr, formerly ?>I" this City and iator president of Put lor Col log: ,(la., was admitted to practice law a low days ago, Mr.G irlington has entered in to n partnership with Waiter 10. Steed and will practice in tho city of Augusta. Mr. ({Arlington has all the elements which ought to bring success in the legal profnsslou and tho Auvmt" TisKu has no doubt that he will achieve it. .loo Williams, oolorod, koeps a shop in IIa? rear of thu opera house. About0 o'clock Saturday night a pistol ball passed through Its woathorboarding, cut a way through anegio woman's hat but missed the skin, then passed out through the wouf her board lug a^ain und lodgod in tho body of Green Hunter's unolfend ing and posioeful boast, which was hitched at tho neighboring rock. The man wilii tho "gutl " who litod tho shot escaped,but the polleo aro mighty suro to bring him in, being now on a hot trail. Business Notices. Over coats. Ovor coats. Poaulitul lino at prieos to suit overyboily. i lavl?*, Itopor A: Co., tho people's clothiers. If you want lUankots seo our big lino boforo buying. Simmons Uro. Largo llllO of Wall Paper ami Herder to uintoli at S. M.aad 10. II. Wilkes A Co. Ovor 2000 pairs Of pants and odd coals to he sold in tho UOXlGO days at some prico. Sao how that prlco will suit you. 1 i.ivis, Koper At C j. We havo tho 1 irgCSt lino of Cloaks in Laurons. Our styles aro correct and prices low. Simmons Bros. (Jet our special prices lor this wc( k on Oak lied room suits. S. M. and 10. 11. Wilkes ?V Co. For lino shoes for ladies and men the Lanrons Cash Co. is headquarlors. La dies and men, don't buy your lino shoos until you havo soon above line. 1300 suits to bo sold in tho next 00 days. Seo how you like thoiij. Davis, Itopor A: (!o. Tho best lino fast Blao'f I lose and Olovos at Simmons Pros. Yoa, wo have to acknowledge it, thai man who has been tolling it all over the county, says thai wo havo thechoanost, as well as the host, Stoves in town ?if is so. S. M. antl 10 II. Wilkes & Co. l/ullos, be suro to see tho handsome all wool vest and sails at prices lower than over boforo at tho Lmrons Cash Co Head Davis, Roper A' Co.'a ad this we? k ami see if they can lit you in a suit. Havo thoy got your size? A grand lino of nieo Dress Soils and very low prices." Try us lor'.your now suit. Simmons Bros. Ladies, bo suro to go to tho Laurens Cash Co. lor uixlorvcst, and full suits for Ladies and Misses. School shoos, Little Giant and Horn don's seamless aro tho school shot's for your children lor the win tor. They aro wear or??, for saio by Davis Itopor A Co. Our Dress Goods StOOk is immense and our prices aro as low as reason could ask. Simmons Bios. Lost $2 50 on last Saturday by a man wlro bought his suit boforo ho looked over our 1300 suits and got prices, Davis Paper A- Co. for Underwear for Ladies, Men, M 1980s and Children go to the Lanrons Cash Co. All wool under shirt for Men for 7."> els per pair. Pig Bargain, Glenn Springs water is specially good for all kidney and bladder troubles. It will remove stone IrOlU tho bladder in a gontle and speedy manner. For sale by Kennedy Pros. The fact I hal our place is headquarters for Dress Honda, Cloaks ami Millinery is conclusive proof that wo havo tho Goods the people want and at tho right prices. Simmons Pros. (1 leini Springs water Is a tried cure for all troubles arising from kidney, liver or blood diseases. For Halo by Kennedy Pros. lOurelui. I have secured the exclusive right of the URO of tllO celebrated Anfusthotlo KI'PIOKA, Which is a Brazilian prepa ration guaranteed lo contain no delo torlouR inaltor ami to oxtraet all teeth absolutely Without pain. 'Tis indeed a boon to mankind. Give mo aoall and be conyineed us io tho satisfactory ni lure ol my work. P. P CON NOP, Aug. 1(5,03. 3mo. Duniist. The Advertising Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is always will?in tlm hounds of reason be cause it is true; it always appeals to (ho aoiier, common sense of thinking people because it is true; and it is always fully substanti ated by endorsements which, in tho financial world would be ac cepted without a moment's hesita tion. Hood's Pills euro liver ills, con stipation, biliousness, jaundice, sick hoam^^,.iu(liKi':,ii").. Cross Hill ^Notos. On Saturday Ulli inst, a negro named Morgan Benjamin was caught in Hu- machinery at tho ginnery of Chapman Uro?, and was SO severely injured that ho died in the courso of -Itf hours. The coro ner's Jury rendered a verdict of ac cidental death. On'Monday, the Kith in&t. nu in fant child of J, ?. Hutchison, ahout six months of age, died from teeth ing. Tho bereaved family havo the sympathy of the entire com munity. Our enterprising- fellow citizens, Wttlllo Bryson and J. K, Spearman have opened ? livery and sale sta ble at this place at the stand for merly occupied by B, Good man, Wo bespeak for the80 young nu n great success in their business. Tin? sound of the n.\o, hammer and saw is heard continually In <?ur town. The residence of M.T. Simpson is bearing completion and Mr. Smith will soon have his store bouse ready for business. We are informed that Mr. GoorgO Prophet of Abbeville, has bought a lot in town und will proceed to build a residence on it. Our cotton buyers :?To handling tho fleecy staple and paying the b it of prices, thai is from T ,; to 8 [ Cent?-. Cross ilill is the cotton market now, bring in the cotton and secure high prices before it goes down. Scrims. Moil nt v i lie. While your cor respondent has not heretofore made special men tion of tin! fact, 1 hope tho readers ot your interesting weekly will not come to tho conclusion thai Mount vllle is behind in doing her part in "multiplying md replenishing." Wo have babies fat babies loan, li.ibies pretty, neat and clean. They can behave as nicely,squall as loudly, kick ns vigorously and consume as much colic mixture as any babies in Ihe land. Our merchants too can cling to a customer with "more than filial af fection" as long as he can bear the jingle of tho silvor. They can be as affable, polite ami accommodat ing as you will find anywhere and will soil you goods at the prover bial "rock bottom" prices. If you wo.ukl seo the picture of contentment ami good humor just watch tho countenances of Malthy Crisp and RufltS Duilhip running their gins on full time and with full force. Our cotton buyers are all Jolly good fellows, not one of them ever "smolo a ghastly smile." They can make a fellow fool like he is gel ling the "lop" every lime. Wo feel "thftl it is good" to have Langston with us. Jovial, polite and lull of energy, it is really n pleasure to havo business dealings with him. The farmers around Mount villi! aro as progressive and full of en ergy as farmers can be. if there is a man or boy in our county that can outwork An bur Tongue bring him to tho front. .Single handed and alone Arthur has scored a vic tory this your. That pvoyos what a boy siufluid with "book larnin" can do. Our iitlle town is represented in tho present centre of the Uni verso, Chicago, by two of our mos I prominent and popular young men, Dr. Alscy fuller and Mr. Jno. Simmons'. Some of the very prettiest girls come in to see us frequently, We havo had two fair liilies?Miss Mattio Adams and Miss May Pearcc?with us several days. Our school is flourishing under thi! skillful management of Prof. K wart. Mr. Jamos Miller is engaged for the season with .Simmons Bros. J. 0. Cool; came over and assisted a few days in posting, drawing off accounts, etc. Mr. Lafayette Crisp i* with Ra sor & Broj Hogan Motes with Dr. Owens, and Rhett Truesdale with Austin. Our merchants are nol compelled to go from homo to gel intelligent, competent assistance. The health of our community is very discouraging to our physic ians. Mr. John Payne has been under Ihe weather for some time, but we boliovc "Richard is himself again." Mrs. Sullio Monaco lias received (ho appointment ot pod mistress at this ofilco. Come down some Saturday after noon when tho neighbors from around about after the labors of tho week, assemble in our town, and watch Marcus Watts sell fish and oysters. It will certainly drive dull care away. Mountvillo couldn't well xct along without Marcus, a veritable Josh Billing-'. K. How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars roward for any case of Catarrh that cannot lie cured by Hall's C.i larrh Cure. P, J, Ciikxky & Co, Toledo, (>. We, the undersigned,have known l<\ J. Cheney for tho last lo years, and bollevo him perfectly honor able In all business transactions and financially abb* to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Trunx, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, (). Wnldillg, Kin nan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug gl - I s, Toledo, ( Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces < f the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75cls. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. ? Your Hummer Vncnlionl Where logo! TIlO World's Fair! tlowtogol IjOuIsvIIIo and Nashville rou to, When tog;.! IrfftVO Atlant i W. A A. II. U. hi a. in., 2:15p. 111., 8;20p. in. Arrlvo ClllOagO S:'>s a. in., 1:80 p. in., !i:".o p, m. fjQSS than 23 hours to Chicago. Solid Vostlbulo Trains, Another lei sure and advantage by Ilia IjOuIhvIIIo .md Nashville Mao aro variable routes, slop ovor privllogoH and ohaiico lo visit M am moth (lavo. for tickets and other Information ail dies FllKH Ii. lllTHIf, Dls. Pas. Agt. fi.A N. lt. It.,No. 80 Wall St., Atlanta, Ga< 40 Im NOTICE Will bo lot to the lowest bidder the building of a now bridge across Saillda Itiver, known as the Maddox bridge oil Wednesday, IGl Ii of NoVOinbor. Bidders will been hand punctually at II o'clock A. M. Commissioners reserve the right to accept or reject any and all bids. By order of tho Board. H. P. A DA IB, M. 11. Bin.lam;, ci'k. Ch'm'n. Twenty Five Cent Column. Advertisements will bo printed under this bead for one cent a word each inser tion, noiio to be Inserted for less than 25 cents. Want?*u.-To buy a Rood milch cow. Apply at tlii.s olllce. To Rent.--One of tho handsomest storo rooms in i.aureus with large baso mout and freight elevator. $l'2? u vcar. Also6 room brick cottage within 200 yds of public square. Apply at this olllco. To Rent?One small two-room house. \V. W. Hall. Poll S.vi.k?Feathers. Apply at this x> files. A 1 all in Prices. A t Whltouer and Martin's barber shop a shave may now bo had for ten cents. Foil Sam:.--A nico loalhorbod. Apply at H. Y. Simpson's residence. Compromise Almost Certain. Washj noton, October 21.?Spec ial; Five Democratic Senators have not signed the proposed compro mise Oil the silver question, but it is probable that all of the delin quents will fall Into lino before Monday next. Those who have withheld thoir signatures are Sen ators Irby, Hill. Mill*, Palmer nnd Cuffroy. All of them except Son ntor Hill have tho .subject under consideration aud Senator Irby wished it distinctly understood Hint lie has not positively refused lo givo his sanction to the plan submit l< <:. Here is (ho substance of the pro posed compromise, which is drawn ill the shape of a letter addressed to the lion. W. l). Voorhees, chair man of the flunuce committee, re questing- him to offer an amend ment to tho ponding bill. This amendment was set forth In three sections, us follows: 1. That theSherman Act, includ ing its purchasing clause, shall be continued In force until October 1, 1891. :l. Ti nt on and after tho passage of the amendment there shall be coined all the seniorage of tho bul lion now deposited ill the treasury of tile United States, and the money resulting from the coinage of isaid seniorage shall be covered into the treasury. That on and of tor tho passage of this amendment there shall be no further Issue of notes of a less denomination than ton dollars,and nil notes of less denomination than ten dollars now in existence shall be returned when presented to the treasury for redemption. In lieu thereof shall be issued sliver cer tificates. No provision is mado in the pro posed compromise for the issue of bonds, it having been held and generally understood that the au thority to issue bends to preserve tlie parity is already vested in the President by the terui? of the Act of IST?, known as tho Redemption Art. Tuo amount of bonds author ized In that Act and still unissued is about $210,000,000.?News & Ooui ier. Dnndruff forms when tho glands of tho akin are weakened, and, if neg lected, baldness is sure lo follow. Hall's Hair H?nower is the best pro ven live. Union mooting. The Union of the 2nd section of Itecdy Kiver Association will meet with the Ueulah Church on Friday bofovo the 5th Sabbath in Oct. at 11 o'clock. Introductory sormon by Rev. J. 1). Marlin. Missionary s irmon on Sunday by ttov. J, a. Martin. Queries to bo discussed: 1st. What was the object in the establishing of tho church ? Opened by Louis Martin. 2nd. The duly of individual mem bers to the church. Opened by J. II. Nash. 3rd. Tlio relation and" duly of pa itor to (he Church. Opened by J. A. Machen. Ith. Should a brother bo discip lined, who, knowing his brother to bo constantly sinning, fails to report to tho church ? Opened bv by O. Ii. D. Mnhnffcy. J. II. 11 ha:Ml.kit, V. J, Cooper, Clerk. Mod. Union Meeting. The Union Mooting of tho Fifth Section will meet with Huricano Church Saturday before tho 5tli Sunday in October, II A. M.: Introductory Sermon by Kev. T. A Campbell. 11.30 A, M. Why do Baptists re strict iiu> Lord's Supper?E. 1\ Jones, W. Iv. Halo and Rev. B. F. Coily. 1:80 P. M. Exegosls. 1st Cor. l?:21?Uro. E, L. Wells and Hev. J. 1). Mahon. The Sunday School as an Evan gelising Agoncy?M. B. Crisp, Adolphus Fuller, J. II. Wharton and Hev. II. Fowler. Sunday, 10 A. M. Sunday School Mass Mooting. Addresses?Uro. Frank Ramago and Thad Sumoral. II A. M. Sermon?Bro. B. P. Oorloy i P.M. Sormon?Uro. J. D. Ma hon. W. p. TURNER, See'y. STATE OF south CAROLINA. County of La u hens. Court of Common Pleas. W. H. Stoddurd, Plaintiff, vs. Re becca Hill, et al., defendants. Pursuant lo tho decree of the Court in the above staled action, I will sell lo the highest bidder at public outcry al Lau re ns Court IIoiiso South Carolina, oil salesday In Novombor, 1808^ during the legal hours of sale, all that tract of land situate in Uanrens county in said slate known as "The Hill Placo," containing one hundred acres more Ol" less and bounded by lauds of Jimmy Dial, llonson Curry and (ho ,<Roborts?on tract" of land. Terms: one-half of the purchase money lo bo paid in cash ? tllO other half, payable at Iwelve months from day of rale with in tcrest Iroin thai day, to be .scoured by bond of Die purchaser mid his mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser lo pay for papers. * J. If. WHARTON, Oct. 10?It C. C. C. P. NOTICE; ALL Parsons having business with the School Commissioner will lind him hi rTO Office on Saturday of each week, until further notice. Respectfully, tikis. J, DUOKETTj School Commissioner LanronsCo. ^ Ami sit, -yfsfs^fi it Buy your Dress Goods, Trimmings, Millinery, Shoes, Jeans and Underware from the And will have Free Silver all the year. We struck it just right tins Fall?we bought our Stock when everything was down at the LOWEST point. Since then money matters have gotten easy and everything is looking up. Cotton is going up. The only thing that is down now is our PRICES on our entire stock. They were bought at Panic Prices and they arc being sold at PANIC PRICES. Beautiful line Standard Calicoes for only ^ Cts; Nice Dress Ginghams lor onl\ s cts. See what a nice, all Wool Filling, home made, Jeans wc can sell you for 67^ cts. All Wool Under Shirts for only 75 cts per pair. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! Handsome line of ladies' cloaks with cape collars and umbrella backs. Ladies! Don't fail to sec our handsome line of cloaks before buying. SHOES! SHOES! We have a Aiammonth Stock of Shoes for Men, Ladies. Mi.-scs" Boys and Children, and they must and will be sold if low prices will sell them. Wc control the famous Bay State Shoes for Ledies, Misses and Children for Laurens. Every pair warranted to give satisfaction. In Ladies' fine shoes wc lead. Wc havej. P. Reed <x. Co., Hamilton Brown & Co., and Russell Vincent iV. Williams. There is no better Shoes made for style, lit, service and comfort than above shoes. Children shoes from 25 cents up. Ladies' shoes from the lowest price up to $3.75. Men's shoes from 75 cents up to $5.00. Wc respectfully ask any one who comes to Laurens to drop in and let us show you our stock and prices before making your purchases. Very Respect tally, LAURENS CASH COMPAQ Y. \V. A. JAMIESON and S. C. TO DP Managers. _4?"?5?93 Over 2,000 pairs Pants and odd Coats. Our Clothing tables are loaded down, and during the next we propose to lighten them. We mean business and our LOW PRICES will prove to you that we will be sure to lighten our tables. We can lit all sizes and shapes, Fats, Stouts. Extra sizes, Regulars. Slims, Dou ble Breast, Single Breast, Round Cut, Square Cut, Cutaway, Prince Albert, and everything men and boys wear from a z\ years old boys suit to |6 size men's suits. Underwear-v.-All Shades. Our Line complete and our Prices arc right we can give you the prettiest and liest Underwear for the money you ever bought. Ol All Grades, All Sizes. Our Shoe .Stock is the best we over had and our prices arc LOWER than we have ever seen them in Lnurcns. All we ask of you is to come in and give us your judgment on our Stock and prices, and if they are right and yo need them to give us your trade. School Shoes. We arc ?"tl,e 7 School Shoo in town. Hie seamless litte Giant. Beautiful line of Ladies Dress Shoes. Ladies, give us a look. SCkW* The Leaders of Style and namers of prices. Davis, IR.orper' <&, Co. The People's Clothiers. STATE OF SOUTH CAB UNA, County or La.uki-.ns, Court of Common Pl?ns. T. 0. Pool, Plaintiff, vs. titeorgo Motts, Defendant. Pursuant to the decree of the Court In the above .stated action, I will sell at public outcry to the highest biddor, at 1.nitrons Court House, South Carolina, on Haleday in November, 1893,during the legal hours of salo, all that tract of land situate in Lumens County in said Stale, countalning Two Hundred und Thirty Acres, more or 1088 and bounded by lands of Henry Hin soft, Jarnos Beodor, Dr. o. Evans, .Manuel Oxner and Mrs. Llpford. Terms: One-half of the purchase money to be paid cash; the balance twelve months from day of sale, to bo secured by homi of purchnser and his mortgage of the promises sold, with interest from that day. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. II. YVIlAltTON, Ool. !>, 1893-lt C. ('. 0? I?. Notice to Teachers. The regular examination for teachers will be held in the Court House <>n the zjih and 28th day of October for granting Certificates to teach. On the 27th for whites and on the 2s?1 for colored. All parties will please nuct punctually. TIlOS. J. DUCXET.T, 8. c. i.. c. PURE DRUGS Are very essential when a person is ill and adulterat ed medicines cannot possi bly have the curative powers like wholesome medicines but DR. B. P. POSEY' keeps nothing but the best and purest Drugs and Medicines and people wanting anything in my line will do well to call. I also carry a large stock of Toilet Articles, Slalioncry, Tobatta, i Cigars, Colognes, Toilet and Laundry Soap and a hundred and one other things kept in a first-class Drug Store. I keep GARDEN SEEDS of reliable houses constantly on hand and seil them at reasonable prices. Yours for mutual benefit, TO NOTICE TREASURER'S ()1 I K K. ) Lauukks, 0. II., s. (J., Sept. Ulli. 1803.) The Hooks for the collection of Slato and County Taxes for Iho llscnl your commencing Novoinbor 1st, 1802, will bo open from Monday, October 10th, 1803, to December 30th, 1893. l?or Iho con venience of Tax Payora I will attend Iho following places en (be days designated for the collection of the same, viz. : Office from October lUih to 2lst. Tylersville, October '2:', morning. Joseph Duncan's Store, October 2-fllt. R. Y. II. Hell's Store, October 2?tlt. Clinton. October 2Uth. tloldvillo, October 27th, morning. Milton. < Ictobor 27lhi evening. Cross 1 lill. (Ictobor 28lh. Waterloo, October 550th, Ii. l,. Henderson's,October31st,morn ing. Itrewerton, Octobor 31st, ovomng. ?Tumbling Shoals, November 1st. Dial's Church, November 2d, morning. White's store, November 2d, ovening. Parson's store, November 3d. Young's store. November 1th, morn ing. Pleasant Mound, November Hb, ovo? ning. OH ice, November 5th to DccomberSOlli, 1893, after which the Ponally will bo at tached tax i.kvv. Stale Tax. . mills County Tax, : ?, " Railroad Tax. School Tax, " " Total, 18-l.j Special for I.unions (tliulod School, '?> Interest on school bonds, i " Total, l Total for ! .aureus City (.traded School, 17-J.j Special for Princeton Graded School, Total for Princeton School Dis trict, 10-l.j " Poll Tax $1.00. r.very male citizen, between the a;.;es of Twenty-One and Fifty years, except UiO30 tncapablo of oarning a eupport from being maimed, or from oilier causos, and thoso wlio aro now oxempted by law, shall bo doomed Taxable Polls. Tax payers owning properly in th( diflbrcnt Townships aro earnestly re quested to call for receipts in each Township, thereby saving time, and per* baps penalties and COSl. J. I). MOOK, County Treasurer. Sept. 13, 18'.':)?11-101 NOTICE! .M.I. persons holding claims agalnsl the County Commissioners will please rondor thom In properly attested on or before the 31 st instan*. afl the 1 io ?l;a will be closed for tho fiscal year at that time. By oider of i!io board. !.'. P. AI)All.', c. n. < . i\ i.. . . M. L. IIUI.I.OOK, Clerk. 18- 31 Will bo let to tho lowest bidder lite repair in;; of thoMoThcrson Bridge across Rabun Crock on Thursday, the 0th of November proximo, At II o'clock A. M. Cammissioncrs reserve tho rigid to re* jee! any and :l bids. By order of tho Board. It. P. A DAI It, Chairman. M. b. Hi i.i.ocK, Clerk. D' --lt Notice to Creditors. All persons having claims against the estate of Reason Curry, de ceased, will present Ibc same to iho undersigned by the iSlb day of October next or they will l>c barred.. \V. C. CURRY, Sept. il?, 'S?-.jt. Executor. UNDER liUY fJNDEK SELL. Tho Second World Fair is opening now at L, Ee BURNS & BO, Two Stoics, </iie :il llarksdale, and old stand near Lilllo Knob, S. C. Having enlarged our store room for our Large Slock ol Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Groceries, I fats, Millinery, Jeans, Woolen Suitings, Calu oes, Tin and ( Mass VVni e, Hard waie, Furniture, Stoves, and all kinds aj\ llargaiu (ioods that can bo found. Ami it'.- so cheap. Olli* (ioods i it its t. shall and will bo sold. Call and sceTllomaS, because seeing is bolicving. High ami low.inn Sewing Ma chines CHEAP. We remain your faithful and obedient servants, SHEWS SALES l i,k november, 1S0.3. The People's Bonn & Exchange Bank of Laurens, S. C. Plaintiff* against Mux Zarek, Defendant. By virtue of a decree in the above stated case, I will sell at Laurona 0. II. S. C, on salcsday in Novem ber next, the 6th day of the month, [Hiring the legal hours for such sales in fro.nl of the Court House door?all that tract or parcel of land situated in the cfty of Laurens, South Carolina, containing (i.Vi) thirteen and iluee-fourths of an acte, more or less, bounded by lands of Tandy Babb, Jane C. Clark, 'A'. Ii. ?arrett and others. Terms cad:. Purchaser to pay for papers. Also in the case ol N. B. Dial against C. T. [curlings at same time and place, all that lot or parcel of land situated in the corporate limits of cit) of Laurens, S.O., con taining one half acre () more or let i, bounded by lauds ol Tandy Babb, \V. LI. Garrett, Hunter and others. Terms of sale cash. Pur- * chaser to pay for papers. II the terms of the above sales are not complied with I said property will be resold on the same or some subsequent salcsday at risk of f ormer purchaser. GEO. S. McCRAVY, Oct. to, '0?,. ShcriiVL. C. ? ?? -*? ? ? STATU OP SOU ft I CAROLINA La 1 KEN's Col ntv. Allen B. Farrow, plalntitV, against Chariotti Parrow and others,de lendants, By virtue of a decretal order in the above stated ease, I will sell at Laurens 0. I!. 8. C. on nalesday in November n< xt during the legal hour, for Hiieb sales, all that tract or parcel of land situated In county and Dtale aforesaid, containing 190 acres more or less, bounded by lands of \V. li. Workman, S. O. I Hairston, X. 1'. Whltmiro and I others. Terms of sale, one third ovsh, ono third Iwolvo months from I dale ol sale, and one third two y< ars from dale of said sale, with Interest ?.n credit portion from dale of sale, secured by a bond of iho purchaser and a mortgage ol the prcmisi ., with privilege to pttrclias >r to pay entire bid in cash, I If terms of sale tiro not complied with, said land will bo resold on same or honi ? subsequent salcsday at risk of former purchaser. Pur? shaser to pay for all papers. (i no. S. McCkavy, Oct. n?, ?03-1 i b. h.o. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, Lauhkns County, Court of Common Pit as. F. B. Wik ut, Lollio Wil mt, Vlr glnl i O'.N al and J. Warr< n Bolt ns Admini tutor of Susan Bolt, doct as< (I, PiaiuiifT against James Crow, 1 tefeudanl. Pursuant to Iho decree of lite Court i:-. ii:<.? above slated action,! will sell at public outcry to tho hlgho i "hi Id or al Laurens C, IL, South Carolina, on Saleday of No vember, 181)11, during t ho lofial hours of -ale ad that tract of land situate in Laurens Counly, In said State, containing Ono Hundred and Eleven acres, more or less bounded by lands of Surah Graydon, do ceased, Y). A. Henderson, Jane Knight and I). M. Crow, being i?art ol tho lands ol the lute Joseph Wri cut. Terms: One-half cash, tho bat au:-e on a credit of twelve months from the day ol sale, with interest, from day of sale, secured by bond the I urchaser, and mortgngoof the*promises, with (cave to pm cha er to pay all cash. Tho pur cha or 11 pay for papers. If terms of sah; arc n I t utnpMed witlt, premises to bo resold on same or subsequent Saleday at risk of for mer purchaser. GEOIKiE S. McCRAVV, Oct.is't.j? 11 s. u, c. STATE oi SOUTH CAROLINA Col'vi v 01?' Laukkns. Court oi' Common Please. Goo. A. Norwood vs. <>. W. Smith, et. al. Pursuant to a decree of the Court in the above staled Case, 1 will sell at Laurcm 0. IL, S. C on Sales day in November, 1893, the same I cing the olh day of the month. all that tract or parcel of land, sit* uatc,lying and hoi 11g in the county of Laurens, State of South Carolina, containing One Hundred and Thir ty-one act'Cii, more or less and bounded by lands <>!* Joe Palter son, Ben La n ford, Mel Fleming, Enorcc Kiwr. Smith and Claig. Terms cash. If live purchaser docs not comply the land will be resold on the same day without further order of Iho court. Purcha* scr to pity for pa 1 j. 11. WI1ARTON, Oct. 9, o ',.-- ^ G. C. P, STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, County ot<" l./.i ki.n-, Court of Common Ploas. S, Hi 1 1?. Osbtirn, w. KM/.a 1). Oa hurn Iii In r own rlghi and as Adinlul.dratil.v ol Win. K. Os burn, i 'ursu tint to a iloereo of I lie court i in the IVO I led eu c. I viil sell ..1 t. inrou 0. If , s. ('.. 011 Salcsday in November, \ ? '?>, the same being tbo Olli (I :? of Iho month, during tho legal hours of tie, at public oiilciy tothe bight M bidder,all that tract or p, reel of lantl, situate, ly ing :,: d 11 'lb c in the Counly of Lnun as, Slate of 1'- did Carolina, contain i; < In ? II und red and T\.. uly P,| (hi A .. ?. more Of less bounded by Ian I f Lu ly Mill , 1, to--1 A III on, John w. Fowler. Jol :. Ii'ranks and others, and know 11 us 1 he Win. K? Osburn homo place. Torniu: Out -half cash, With leave 1 o purchaser to pay his entire bid In ea h. I f i !:<? 1? 1111 of i\\Q Halo are not complh <1 with .he land may he r? add on the s uno or some BUbse nuoul Salcsday without further ei tler of tho Court. Purchaser lo puj for papers. .1. 11. wiiAiri^i,^