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^ g Ctetuertiggr. LAUREN8, 8, C, Oct. 23, 1894. LOCAL; Byf special arrangemont with tho Honca Path Chronicle wo will sond tho Advertiser and tho Chronlclo both for ono yoar for only ?51.80 in ad vance. Send name eitnor to Advkr tiskk or Chronicle. Good for a short while only. Hymeneal.?Watts-Frlcrson. Tbe First Presbyterian Church was on Wodnesday evening last the sceno of a vory beautiful coromony, the marriage of J. D. Watts to Miss Hattle Friorson. Tho great beauty of the brido, the popularity and promi nence^ l>oth of tho contracting par ties injfc"?4al oirolos here and tho fact that the-V?ndsorue church was for tho first rime since its complotion eighteen months ago, to bo tho sceno of a wed ding brought out an immonso crowd of spectators making the occasion a no tablo ono oven among weddings. Tho docorations in tho church wero of ferns and palms gracofully and tastefully ar ranged. At 8:30 o'elock tho organ re sponded to tho skillful touch of Miss Mary Grior and tho bridal party on t?red, tho ushers, L. W. Boydand Col. J. Gary Watts, of Columbia, and M. L. Copoland and W. A. Watts, of Laurons, loading. Then camo tho bride witli hor sister, Miss Nlta Friorson. tho maid of honor, to bo joined at tho altar by tho groom upon tho arm of his best man, W. W. Hall, of Columbia. Tho Row A. G. Wardlaw thon pro ceeded with graceful simplicity and imprcssivoncss to perform tho cere mony. Tho party thon repaired to tho homo of tho brldo's mother, Mrs. S. L. Friorson, whero a delightful recoption was hold, tho noar rolatlvos and tho members of tho Myosotis elub, a social organization, of which tho brido was a (u'ominontmomber, being present. Tho >rido woro an elogunt gown of white silk with point laeo trimmings and real orange blossoms frosh from a Florida grove. Tho bridal bouquet was of ride rosos. Miss Nita Friorson, tho maid of honor, was becomingly attired in palo bluo cropo de chine. Mr. Watts is a successful and oxtonsivo planter and will tako his brido to his country home, two miles out, in a few days. In many cases, tho first work of Ayor's Sarsaparilla is to oxpol tho ef fects of tho other medlcinos that have boon triod in vain. It would bo a sav ing of tiino and money if exporimont ors took Ayor's Sarsaparilla at first in Btoad of at last. Business Notices. Jamieson's is headquarters for Shoes. Soo his prices before buying. Tho greatest comfort for tho smallest outlay can bo had by buying your clothing from us. Simmons Bros. Havo you soon tho Five Sisters that arrivod atS. M. & B. H. Wilkos & Co.'s store on Monday? If not, eomo and soo them, they are beauties, and will answer all requirements for otlice, storo and church uso. It's a Stove. Ha! Ha!! For tho groatost quantity of beauty for tho loast eost buy your hats from our Millinery Department. Simmons Bros. Jamieson's is headquarters for any thing in Millinery and Cloaks. Cotton is low and timos are hard but you must hove shoes. See our elegant stock for closest prices. Simmons Bros. Two houses just beyond city limits to rent, with or without small farms at tached. W. H. Martin. For tho largest, handsomest and cheapest ?tock of cloaks over shown in this market inspect our line. Simmons Bros. Bo sure to seo tho double width Dress Goods worth 22* and 25 cents going at only 12* eonts at Jamieson's. Now if you don't beliovo that we havo presents suitable for weddings around those parts, como to our two stores and lot us show you what wo re ceived on Saturday. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. For protection at freo trade prices sec our big blanket stock. Simmons Bros. All wool undorwear for men at less than Now York cost to eloso out tho lino at Jamieson's Cheap Cash Storo. Limo! Lime! Liino! Tho best ever made for salo by II. E3. Gray. Soo what a splendid shoo you can buy from Jamieson's for 72 cents. Thero! Mother tho baby is crying again, what do you suppose is tho mat tor. Oh, nothing Ethel only thonurso carriod her by S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co.'s storo and saw that beautiful lino of baby carriages and wants mo to buy it for her. Well why don't you mother, tho price is so low. Low Down.?In order to make a chango in business will for the next Sixty days offer Dry Goods at Cost. Oct. 16-3t Bramlett & Son. On tho north side public square . in Wilkos & Co.'s China Store and In tho Show Window on tho loft as you enter the store you will find China Goods that will cost you somo cash to buy them, and thoy are "butes." In Meinorlain. Died September 19th, 1894, John T. King, in the thirty-eighth year of his age. lie was a victim of thnt dreadful disease, typhoid malaria. He lay sick ten long weeks and not a murmur w< ' made throughout his sickness. It wa. just five days before his death when the death angel came and took his little babe. He called his wife to the bedside and said : "Sallie, don't grieve for our little babe, for I will soon be with it. God has only taken it to save its soul, nnd it has saved mine, and I want you to meet m<jln heaven." On the night before he died he called his brother-in-law to the cd, and said : "Joe, I just wanted to tell ju that I was happy, and am not afraid to die. I will leave my little children in the care of the Lord. He will take care of them for me." Ills doctor was sitting by his bedside, and he tried to sing a lit tle verse : "I am so glad tli.it Jesus came ! He came to save me!" and then prayed, and said, "Doctor, are you happy?" and belaid, yes. "Ohl ain't it a good feel ing! I am so happy! I am not afraid to die, I only hate to leave my little debts unpaid. I will tell you good bye for the last time." lie told two of his sisters to meet him in heaven. His wife went to him five minutes before he died and *?ked him if he knew her. He said : "Yes, .Hie ; may God bless you '." Weep not, dear sister, for your dear husband, for it was the will of God to takt him away. Peaceful be thy silent .shimbcr? Peaceful in thy grsvt so low ; Though no more will join our munbor , Though no moro our sorrows know, Yet again wc hope to meet theo When the day of life is lied, And in Heaven with joy to greet thee, Where no farewell tears aro shed. A PrIBMD. Col. Robert Copos, Treasurer of Or angoburg county, was assassinated and robbed as ho returned from collecting taxes in the country, ^_. Wo know whereof we affirm when we citato that Ayor's Pills, laben promptly, at the first symptoms of colds .nd fevers, arrest furthor progross of 'leso dlsordors, and snoodily restore tomaeh, llvor and liowols, Uo their "nA regular action, \ What the Week Hm Brought. ,tf* Captain Bark Byrd, of Helton, look ed in on Laurens last Tuesday. A week from to-day fun is to de scend upon the town. Dr. E. M. Caine paid Spartanburg a visit-last week. Main's great menagerie of rare and beautiful animals will be an education for the young. Mr. Pink Walker, of Spartanburg, will be located here as a cotton buyer this winter. Headquarters for news until the Oth of November?Wei Hai Wei and Ping Yang. Mrs. Featherstone, of Anderson, vis ited her son Mr. C. C. Feathorstono during last week. Laurons paid for 1803-94 $12,203.63 towards the support of public schools, including graded schools. Mr. Charley Greer, now of Ashville, was at homo on a visit to his parents, last wook. Tho assessment of Lauron."" for per sonal property for tho next financial yoar Is $880,350. Tho wonderfully trained acting ani mals in Main's Sh^w on the 30th will bo a grand attraeth n. Dr. Barrott Wright, of HoneaPath, made a bicyclo trip home on Sunday accompanied by his friond Mr. Clate Latimer. Mr. George B. Anderson has boon drawn as a Petit Juror in the United States Circuit Court which moots in Columbia Novombor the 20th. Uov. A. G. Wardlaw and Mr. C. W. Tune loavo to-day for Greonvllle to at tond tho Synod of South Carolina which there convenes. Mrs. W. S. Killingsworth, of Green ville, who has bocn with relatives in town for tho past wook, roturnod homo to-day, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Watts left Mon day for their country homo, Tho Oaks, two mllos out of town, whoro thoy will bo glad to SOO their friends. Tho marriage of Dr. J. P. Boll and Miss Cora Ball Is announced to take placo In the Chestnut Ridgo Baptist Church on Thursday ovoning. Thk Advertiser is needing a lift badly. Don't forgot to make a call at tho ofllco when you soil your cotton. Main's great show will bo hero on tho 30th. Thoy havo tho host endorse ments from all the country and tho show is no doubt a grand affair. Wo regret to loarn of tho death of Mr. Foster Hipp, a highly respoctod farmor at his home south of this city on Friday last. Mrs. Virginia Gary and Mrs. Nod Kennerly ofNowborry, and Mrs. Alvln Dean of Greonvllle wore with their relatives horo last woek for a fow days. Wo deeply regret to announce tho death of Mrs. James Wham at her homo four miles from tho city on last Tuesday. She was tho daughter of tho lato Jarnos Shell, and a most esti mable Christian lady. Her husband and several children survive her. Mrs. W. M. McCaslan and Miss Nan McCaslan were with friends in town on last Wednesday. Miss Nan camo up to bo present at tho social evont of last woek, tho wedding of her friond, Miss Friorson. A lot of pretty now things in tho jewolry lino havo just arrived at Mr. Visanska's and to the lovers of china waro it is hard to imagine a moro tempting sight than tho Wilkos China Storo presents right now. Saturday hold its own as a busy day? plenty of cotton and somo trade. But the prlee of tho staple is still depressed and depressing, ranging from livo to five and a quarter. Wo still hope for improvement. Those who propose to voto "No" on tho constitutional convention will havo to provido their own tickets, tho Reform Committee having done tho trick of distributing only affirmative tickets. Look out. From the Charleston Evening Sun wo extract: Tho following young gon tloinon of Laurens are attending tho South Carolina Medical Collogo at Charleston, W. D. Forguson, Laurons, R. H. Bryson, Ora, first Courso Stu donts; J. M. Owens, Cross Hill. J. G. Mock, Laurens, second Courso Stu dents. _ Long- Branch. Died on tho morning of tho ninth inst., littlo Iva, tho fiftoon months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Sum orel. The parents havo tho sympathy of tho community In their sad nereave mont. According to previous notice tho elections for trustoos of public schools was hold on tho 10th at Long Branoh and Oak Grovo academies, tho former resulting in tho ehoico of Mrs. M. A. Sumorol, J. T. Todd and W. A. Pool, and tho latter in tho choice of T. R. Blakoly, P. B. Bailey, and S. R. Franks, thoroforo wo aro safo in saying that educational matters will be well attended to. Miss Nora Bennett, of Simpsonvllle, is spending a fow weeks with hor sis tor, Mrs. J. T. Blakoly. T. J. Woathors says ho don't want any moro twenty-flvo dollar guano and fivo eont cotton; they don't go woll to gether. Bi,oojjm Gibson. Noiico. To tho School Trustoos of Laurons county: Tho newly elected trustees of the county aro requested to moot with tho teachers' organization pn Saturday, 27th inst., at 10 A. M. A full mooting both of teachers and trustees will bo oxpoeted on that day as mutters will probably come up that will bo of matorial interest to both tho teachers and trustoos. Jas. A. Madden. Col. W. Waddy Thompson, who in tho early summer in an unfortunate al torcation, killed Mr. P. E. Rowoll an editor at Gronwood, Abbovlllo county, has boon tried and acquitted. Denfiioss OnonoJ. Be Cured Hy local applications as thoy cannot reach tho disoascd port ion of the ear. Thoro is only one way to cure doafnoss, and that is by constitutional romodios. Dcufnoss is eaosed by an inflamed con dition of tho mucous lining of tho Ejus tachian Tube. Whon this tubo is in llamed you havo a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when It is en tirely olosod, Deafness is tho result, and unless tho inflammation can be tnkon'out and this tubo restorod to its normal condition, hoaring will be de stroyed forever; nino oases out of ton aro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamod condition of the mu cous surfaces. Wo will g'lvo ono hundrod dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot bo cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars: free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ?TSold by Druggists, 75c. flot Huppor. ? Tho Indies' Aid SoclotVof tUeMountylllo Presbyterian OhUrph wdf ylvo *o <M>tertaiii in. hi nt Mountville on wedposday, OctO; ber .'list lust.. ooipprisli}g ohoicp roo)tatlom>, inuslo and Hot Supper. The public Is cor dially Invited. Don't forget ?re*-r?-^l'P ?W ? ... CrOHH Hill Notes. Lovoly October woathor.' Cotton lacking is the order of the day. Mr, Sam McOravy has established a ginnery In town, whore he will do good and rapid work and be pleased to see h is friends. It gives us pain to ehronicle the death of an interesting daughter of George M. Hannah. Sho was just bud ding Into young womanhood and was tho delight and joy of the wholo family. It also grieves us to notice tho death of a sweet little child of Mr. T. W. Cooglor, railroad agent, which died on tno 18th inst. The llttlochorub had lived long enough to endoar itself to everyone who saw it. Tho wholo commuuity join in sympathy with theso sadly afllictod families. Carroll D. Nance, of our town, was successful In winning a scholarship in tho Citadel Academy and is now at that institution in the eity by the sea. Miss Betsy McWilllams died on tho 2nd of October, at tho ago of about (10 years. Sho was laid to rest In tho family burying ground on Cane Crook. Judge Samuel McGowan and daugh ter, Mrs. Judge Bonet, and hor chil dren, wore In our community last wook on a visit to relatives and friends. This is Judge McGowan's nativo heath, hav ing been born and raised on Cano Creok. Wo wore all glad and proud to see them. Will you pormlt mo to mako some suggestions through your paper to tho members elect to the Legislature from this county and through them to tho General Assombly, In tho direction of needed alterations and roforms in our county and also in our State: Abolish tho olllco of School Commis sioner and lot his salary go Into tho general sehool fund of tho county, [avo tho trustees appointed by tho Governor on tho recommendation of the members of Goneral Assombly, to hold otlico for two years or until successors aro appointed. Tho treas urer to pay teachers on a warrant signed by all throo of tho trustoos. Teachors to bo oxamlned by a special Board ofiExamlnors,appointed by Stato Superintendent of Education, said board to be recommended by Stato Sonator. Examinations of toaehors to bo hold once each yoar, to continue not moro than 4 days, and examiners to bo paid a fair per diom. Ropeal tho law of 185)1, I believe, which applies to Laurens county, and divides each township in tho county into six school districts, and lot it bo as before, oach township a school dis trict. Wo might givo reasons for tho nbovo but will not unless tho matter attracts noticoand it becomos necessary to ad vocate it. Scrihe. Beyond Comparison Aro tho good qualities possossod by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Above all it puri fies tho blood, thus strengthening tho nerves; it regulates tho digostive or f;ans, inyigorates tho kidneys and Ivor, tonos and builds up tho ontire system, cures Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Ca tarrh and Rheumatism. Get Hood's and only Hood's. Hood's Pills euro all liver ills, bill* ousnoss, jaundice, indigestion, sick hoadache.25c. Federal Election. State op South Carolina, ) County of Laurens. (. NOTICE is hereby given that an election will bo held at the several voting precincts of Laurens Coun ty on Tuesday, the Gth day of No-, vember next, for member of Con gress Fourth Congressional Dis trict. The polls will opon at 7 o'clock a. m. and close at 4 o'clock p. m. Provisions have been made for the payment-of mileage and per diem of the managers and clerks of election. The managers named be low are appointed to conduct the election and they are notified to meet at Laurens C. II., on Satur day, 3d of November, between the hours of 10 o. m. an 12 m. to qual ify, receive the ballot boxes, etc. The following persons have been appointed ns managers to conducl said election: Laurens Precinct It. O. IlalrstOD, D. 0. It ?rksdule, Y. C. Hellains. Clinton Precinct ? D. E. Trlbble, W. M. McMillan, It. P. Adnlr. Mountville Precinct? John W. Payno, T. B. Ewart, IL II. Pasloy. Hopewell Precinct? A\ B. Farrow, W. 1). Boyd, A. C . Work man. Cross Hill Precinct? E. L. Wells, E. B. Piusen, W. P. Tur ner. Mount Pleasant Precinct? W. II. Pinson,(>. M. McDaniol, Joseph Poaroe. Tiptop Precinct? A. W. Mime, Austin Anderson, J. A. Culberlsou. Daniel Storo Precinct? L. C. Culbertson, J. N. Jono?, R. Y. J. Elledgo. Browerton Precinct? T. J. Crawford, J. 1). Knight, 11. K. Knight. Tumbling Shoals Precinct? Watt A. Nichol?, W. A. Cheek, s. H, Johnson. Dial Church Precinct? G. P. Weeds, J. D. Owing*, P. M. IIol lams. Shiloh Precinct? J. H. Wolff, L. 8. Bolt, W. It. <Jood glon. Woodville Precinct W. F. Medlock, J. R. Woods, William Wham. Graycourt Precinct? 0. B. Brooks, W. T- Dorroh, W. It. Choek. Power Precinct? A. S. Owing*, V. A. White.W. J. Hun ter, Young Store Precinct? J. M. Gray, Sam Riddle, Edgar Mar tin. Parson Storo Precinct-^ Jeff T. Hughe8, W. B. Parsonp, W P Cokor. Pleasant Mound Precinct? W. H. Druimnond, D. C. Gibson, E II Moore. L?ngsten Church Precinct? J. IL Anderson, J. II. Owing*, W. J). Byrd. Reynosa Precinct John IL Copeland, E. T. Elsatr., J. I. Young. Ti e Managers of election shall proc ed to publicly count tho bal lots immediately after closing of the polls, and within three days thereafter ono of the manage?, to be designated in writing by the board, shall deliver to W. T. Crews, Clerk Board Commissioners Fed eral Election, at Laurens C. II., the poll list, boxes containing the bal lots, and a written statemont of the result of election at'his precinct. G. W. CULBERTSON, S. W. LOWE. W. L. CUNJKflNGHAM, Commissienen? V6<ma\ Election. W. T. Chk^W, Clerk op,OJ,rili ^ eriff's Sales ?FOR? NOVEMBER, 1894. STATE op SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Laurens. In Court of Common Pleas. By virtuo of sundry executions to mo directed by J. H. Wbarton, C. C. C. P., I will sell at Laurens C. H., S. C, on 8alosday In November, 1894, at public outcry to tho highest bidder, all that tract, pieco or parcel of land situated In county of Laurons. S. C, containing forty-ilvo acros (45) moro "or loss, bounded by land of ostato of Tandy Babb, Dr. W. C. Irby, P. R. & W. C. R. R., and others, lovlod on as tho property of W. H Garrott, at tho suit of Stephen Putney & Co., and othors, vs. W. H. Garrett, Defendant. Terms cash; purchaser to pay for. pa-, pora. Also in tho caso of? Sarah L. Frierson, Plaintiff, against Lucy W. Martin and The People's Loan & Exchange Bank of Laurens, S. C., Dofondants.?Judgement of Foreclosure. By virtuo of a decree In the abovo stated caso 1 will soll at'Laurons C. H., Stato aforesaid, on Salosday in Novom bor noxt, tho 5th day of tho month, during tho legal hours of sale in front of tho Court House door, all that tract, piece or parcel of land, situated lying and being in tho county of Laurens, Stato aforesaid, containing Two Hun dred Acres, moro or less, bounded by lands of Albort Dial, Elizabeth Teaguo, A. W. Toaguo, J. D. W. Watts and others. Terms: One-half cash, balance on credit of one year with interest from day of sale to bo secured by a bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for all papers. If terms of salo aro not compiled with tho land will bo resold on same or somo subsequent salcsday at risk of formor purchaser. Also in the caso of? J. J\ Pluss and J. W. Ferguson, doing business under tho firm name of Pluss & Ferguson, Plaintiffs, against J. H. Scott, Defendant. By virtuo of a docrotal order In the above sthted caso, I will soil at Laurons C. H., stato aforesaid, on Monday the 5th day of Nov. noxt, during tho legal hours of salo in front of Court Houso door, all that tract, pioeo or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the' county Laurens, Stato aforesaid, con taining Ono Hundred and Thlrty-sovon acres, more or loss, bounded on the North by Cook Place, on the East by II. F. Boland, on tho South by Mrs. J. Clardy, and West by Henry Smith. Terms of salo: One-half cash, bal ance on credit, of twelve months with interest on credit portion from date of salo, secured by a bond of tho pur chaser and a mortgage of tho premises sold, with leave to the purchaser to pay entire bid in cash. If terms of sale arc not complied with tho land will bo resold on same or somo subse quent Salcsday at risk of former pur chaser without further orders from tho Court. Purchaser to pay for all papers. Also in the case of? T. A. MeCarloy, Plaintiff, against M. C. Oxner andLothcrs, Defendants.? Judgment of Foreclosure. By virtuo of a decretal order in the above stated case, I will soil at Lau rens C" H.. state aforesaid, on salcsday in November next, being the 5th day of tho month, during tho legal hours of sale in front of the Court Houso door, all that traet, piece or parcel of land, situated id Laurons county, stato aforesaid, containing(132) one hundred and thirty-two acres, moro or less, bounded on the north by lands of Thos. ITatton, on the cast by Ninoty-Six pub lie road ? and Thos. Hatton, south and west by lands of Thos. L. Johnson. Terms of sale: one-half cash, balance on credit ot v. e months with in terest on Credit portion from date of sale, secured by a bond of the pur chaser and a mortgage of the premises sold; with leave to the purchaser to pay entire bid*in eash. If terms of sale are not complied with, land will be sold on same or somo subsequent salosday at risk of former purchaser. Purchaser to pay for all papers. Also in the ease of? McGhan, Brown & Evans, Plaintiffs, against Mclmoth Hooker, Defendant. ?Judgment of Foreclosure. By virtuo of a decretal order in the abovo stated case I will sell at Laurens C. II., state aforesaid, on salosday in November next, being tho 5th day of the month, during the legal hours for such sales in front of the court house door, all that traet, piece or parcel of land, situated in Laurens county, state aforesaid, containing twenty-live acres, moro or less, bounded by lands of Ludy Mills, John D. Mills, Lowis Burns and Samuel Franks. Terms of sale, ono half eas1'. balance on credit for twelve months \ ith intorest on eredit portion from date of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the promises sold. If terms of sale are not complied with, land will bo resold on same or somo subsequent saleday at risk of former purchaser. Purchaser to pay for papers. Also in tho caso of? Toliver Robertson, Plaintiff, airainst J. P. Boyd and othors, Defendants. By virtuo of a decretal order In the above stated caso, I will sell at Laurens C. H., state aforesaid, on saleday in November next, being the 5th day of tho month, during legal hours of sale, in front of the court house door, all that traet, piece or parcel of land, sit uated in Laurens county, stato afore said, containing one hundred and eighteen acres, moro or less, bounded by lands of Johnathan Abcrerombic, J. R, Fowler, J. M. Gray and othors, known as tho Honry Thompson old homo placo. Terms of salo, one-half cash, balance on credit for one year: credit portion scoured by a bond ?f the purchaser and mortgago of tho prem ises sold. If terms of sale aro not com plied with land will be resold on samo or some subsequnt sale day at risk of formor purchaser. Purhcasor to pay for papers. Q. S. McCRAVY, Oct. 8th, 'l?4. Sheriff L. C. STATE ok SOUTH CAROLINA County of Laurens?Court of Common Plea?. Georgia Choinical Works, Plaintiff against Mattio E. Goldon and Charles W. Goldon. Pursuant to the deereo of foreclosure and salo in tho abovo stated caso, I will sell at Laurons C. IL, S. C., on Salos day in Novomhor noxt, boing Monday tho 5th day of the month, at public outcry, during the legal hours for such sales, tho following described property to wit: All that traet, lot or parcel qf land, lying and bolng In Laurens County and Stato aforesaid, liounded by land's of Elizabeth Burdotto, Dr. M. C. Cox, Dora A. Nabors, John C. Farmer and J. P, Garrott, and othors, containing Ninoty-flvo Acros, moro or loss. Terms: Ono-half of tho purehaso monov to bo paid in eash, and tho ro romofndor at twelve months, with in terest from tho day of sale to ho so cured by tho bond of tho purchasor, and a mortgage of tho promises sold, with loavo to the purchaser to pay tho entire bid in cash. Tho purchasor to pay all expense of papors. and if tho purchaser fails to comply with tho terms of bale the pr operty will l?o re sold at his risk on/ tho samo or somo subsequent SalesdAy, I J. II. WlIARTON, Oct. d,18tt4#'t. v.v.v.v. STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA County of Laukens. Court of Common Pleas. H. W. Andoreou, as Receiver of J. T. Poolo, Plaintiff, against J. H. Power* and J. W. Todd, Defend ants. Pursuant to the decreo of tho Court in tho above stated action, I will sell separately at public outcry at Laurons C. H., S. Dm on Salosday in Nov. 181)4, during tho legal hours of salo, the fol lowing throo lots of tho Dofondant, J. H. Powers, to wit: 1. That lot or parcel of land, situate in tho North-Eastern portion of the city of Laurens, in the County and State aforo??id, containing Four Acres, more or less, and bounded on tho South and Wost bv lands of Mrs. Mary Y. Garlington, on tho East by tho public highway, known as tho Union Road, and on'the North by Btreot forty foot wide running parallol with tho Green wood, Laurens and Spartanburg Rail road. 2. A1 -o that lot or parcel of land sit uate in tho city of Laurens bounded on tho North by lands of Mrs. W. L. Boyd, on tho East by lands of J, O. C. Fleming, on tho South and West by lands or Alsey F. and Ora W. Colo man, containing Four-tonthsof an aero moro or loss, bolng the lot purchased by tho said J. H. Powors of tho Do fondant, J. W. Todd. 3. And also that lot of land situate in tho North-oastorn portion of tho city of Laurons, in tho County and St?to aforesaid, containing Eighteon onc-hurtdredths of an aero bounded on the 'West by Laurens Btreot, on tho North by the lot purchased by tho said J. H. Powere of the Dofondant, J. W. Todd, on tho East by lot of J. O. C. Fleming and on tho South by lot of Miss Lou Fleming. Terms of Sale: Tho purchaser will bo required to pay one-half of tho pur cha80 monoy cash and tho other half at twelvo months time from day of salo, with interest from that timo, giving his bond and mortgago of tho premises sold to secure tho credit portion. Tho purchaser howovor will havo tho privi lege of paying all cash or as much more than half cash as ho may dosiro. Pur chaser to pay for papors. J. H. WHARTON, C. c. 0. P. Oct. 5, 18l)4-4t. STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Laurens?Court of Probate. H. G. Coloman, as Administrator &c. of F. D. Coleman, doe'd. PlaintitT, against O. D. Coleman, ot. al., De fondants. Pursuant to decree in the above stated action, I will sell at Laurons Court House, S. C, within tho legal hours of sale on Salcsday in November, 1894 (being tho 5th day of tho month) tho following real ostate, of which F. D. Coleman died seized and possessed, situate in Laurens County in said state, to wit; 1. That traet known as tho Doll Nel son place, containing Ninety (90) acres, moro or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs. Otholla D. Coloman, cstato of Mattio J. Coleman, estate of Estolla Fuller and others. 2. That tract containing Seventy nine (79) acres, more or less and bound ed by lands belonging to tho cstato of Margaret Anderson, Mrs. Othello ?. Coloman, J. D. M. Shaw and othors. 3. That traet known as tho Coloman tract containing Two Hundred (200) acres, moro or less and bounded by lands of J. D. M. Shaw, H. Y. Simpson, Mrs. Amanda Coleman and others. Terms: One-half of the purchase money to bo paid eash and tho remain dor ut twelve months timo from day of sale with interest. The purchaser giving his bond and mortgago of tho premises to secure the credit portion: having leave however to pay all eash. Purchaser to pay for papers. If pur chaser fails to comply with terms of sale, tho premises to be resold at his risk on the same or some subsequent salcsday. John M. Clakdy, Oct. 8, 1894?It ' J. P. L. 0. STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA County of Laurens. Court of Common Picas. C. L. Fuller, individually and as ad ministrator of Carrie B. Fuller, Pl'fT, against Benjamin R. Fuller and others, Defendants. Pursuant to the decree of the Court, I will sell at public outcry at Laurens S. C, within tho legal hours of sale on Salosday in Novomhor, 1894 (being the 5th day of the month) all that traet of land situate In tho county of Laurens, Stato aforesaid, containing ninoty sovon (97) acres more or loss and bounded by lands of Peggy Mills, Rob ert Jones, Dollie Crawford and others. Terms: one-half of tho purchaso monoy to bo paid eash and tho re mainder at twelve months from day of sale with interest?tho credit portion to bo secured by tho bond of tho pur chaser and his mortgago of tho prem ises. The purchasor has loavo to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papors. If the terms aro not complied with, the premises to bo resold on the same or somo subsequen salosday at tho risk of the former purchasor. ,T. II. WHARTON, Oct. 9, '94-41 0. c. c. V. for L. c. Yes the world docs move said Gallileo after the inquisitors had removed the thumb screws, and L. E. BURNS & OO.l move with it in the onward march of LOW PRICKS AND BIG BARGAINS. We have moved our entire stock at Barksdale to Laurens, No. 503, Tray ham & Dial's S\in Block, where we are to.be found with .1 full line of* Shoes, Dry Goons, Notions, Hats, Wooi.kn Goons, SEWING Machines, IJarHW are, Bl(l Link ok Stoves and Kl'KNITl'RK, New Goods arriving every day a?nl we expect to sell them at a sacrifice, We are sole Agents for Dobson's Carpets. Come sec our samples and let us quote you factory prices. L. E. BURNS & CO.A Under Buyord and Undor Sellers. ,1, C. Burns and J. T. Garrctt, Mgr's. Soi>t. 14, 1894. Notice, Partial wanting Guano and Acid do lived any whoro in Lnurons County will save monoy by soolng or writing to ; P. D. BOLT, . Alma, S. O. ?"-'pur?ttr'iiai i^^j '-? not CSS Aft BSSi jfia CB?B BK??U IWia-'i* ^?IT?. A. il?lilEB Speaks Because he has Something of interest to say to everyone who has anything in Fall and Winter Goods to Buy. ^?fess Goods. /. In Dress Goods we lead in latest styles and lowest prices. It is not worth while for me to slate to the public that a bale of cotton will buy more Dry Goods and Shoes now than any time since the War. You hear that every day. Sell your cotton and come to us for your Dry Coods and Shoes, and von will bo satis fied with what your bale of cotton will buy at our store. Thirty-six inch all wool Flannel Dress '(Joods for only 29 cents; 8old last year for 50 cenls. Thirty inch Cashmeres that sold last year for 25u:cnts I .Vm selling for 19 cents. See our Thirty-six inch Cashmeres for 12^ cents, worth 22^ cents. A heavy nil Wood tilling, home made Jeans for only 24 cents; Selling elsewhere for 35 cents. \ A neat Button Shoe for Ladies, all solid leather, for only 72 cents?would be cheap at $1.00. A nice Kid Button Shoe for Ladies (Bay State) sold last year for $2.00 I am selling for $1.50. A solid luce Shoe for Women at 49 cents. For $2.00 you can buy our $2.50 and $3.00 Men Shoes?50 cents and $1.00 saved on one pair of Shoes is worth saving^ Sec our Shoes and prices and wc will not have any trouble to suit you in quality and prices r*l i\ K r*T A A T7"Qt ?ur line of cloaks for Ladies, Misses and Children \J LU?lVkJ, V?AJ AJLVkj! ? complete and at prices to suit the times. MILLINERY I should see our line. Wc lead in styles and prices. IMILLMEEY. Very Respectfully, "W. .A.. Jamieson, Lemlor of Low Prices. Winter's Metel Men's Winter Suits $2.50 up. Boys' W inter Suits 05c, up. We Lead in LOW PRICES. DAVIS, ROPER k CO., The Famous Clothing, Hat and Shoe Store. ????vK-t In Scripture G?lae. ?;{>???? Tino F00?SJ7 Woirjai? Saycth in her heart there is no such tiring as a bargain, and nil such advertised arc but a snare and a delusion to the fect of the unwary. the "SA/ise Woirjai) Knowcth better! She discerncth tire SHEEP from the GOATS, and undcrstaiuleth that not all advertisements arc fakes. She scanncth the ADVERTISER and when an announcement appears from J. O. C. Fleming Co.'s Store she makes haste to avail herself of the bargains. For instance: We have reduced the price on a great many of our Goods jo per cent, which moans a Gingham that is worth 10 cents per yard wc arc now srllin'; for 6 cents, and many other such bargains that our space will not allow us to mention. This seems strange but 'tis cold fact star ing us in tho face that wc have by far too many Goods for the money in the country?they must and shall go if unheard of will he atry inducement for you to spend your money with us. Seeing is belciving, don't take our word for this but come and have vom eves opened to the truth that we mean business. Sewing Machines! Any one wanting a first class Machine will save big money by calling to see our Machines and consult our prices before buying. We have the New Home and Union which rcII themselves. They need no recommendation. Can supply any broken pcicc for any Machine made, \ 3 J. 0. C. ELEMIN?i NOTICE TO Tax Payers. Treasurers office, )? Laurkns C. II., s. c. y Soptornbor 14, 1804. ) Tlie books for tho collection of Stato ami County Taxes fur the Piscal year COmmonoing November 1st. 1803; Will be open from Monday, Ootobor lotu, 18!M, to December :ilst, 1*1>I. For the convenionco of Tax payers 1 will attend the following plapOS on the days desigwitodiiM^ the collection of the same, viz: ""^ Pleasant Mound. October t7lHJj>L1,? in the morning. Young store. October Iho l?tb, in the evening. Parson's Storo, Ootobor tho Kith, in the morning. White's Store. Octobor He- 17th, in the morning. Dials Church. Octobor the IVth, in tho evening. Tumbling Shoals, Ootobor tho Ih, in the morning. Broworton, October tho l?th, in thu morning. B. L. Henderson's, October tho l!?fcbj in the ovoning. Waterloo, October tho -<>th, in tho morning. Cross Hill, October the 22d, in tho morning. Milton, Ootobor tholiM, in tho morn ing. Goldvillc, October t lie 1 1 1. i.i tbo evening. Clinton, October tbo -4th, i.i the 'morning. Benno, October '.he- 25th, hi thu morning. Joseph Duncan's Store, Oct?l sr I 10 20th, iu tho morning. Tylor8vlllo, October the 27th, in tho morning. TAX LUV V. State Tax. > n.'?-j County Tax. 'M Railroad Tax. ".. Seliool Tax,.I Total.! M Special for Laurons Graded School,.! Interest on School Dondd,. .. I " Total,. I Total for Laurons City Graded School, state and County Tax. .. .. iT Poll Tax $1.00. hlvery malo oiii^cn, between the ages of Twenty-One and Fifty years, except those Incapable ol earning a support from luting mail . I or from other cause . u tho&o wllO are now exempted by law, ball bo doomed Taxable Poll . Tax payers owning property in the different Townships earn'.' tl\ re quested to call for rot !pts in Ciol Township, thereby Piuiivj; time, und. porhaps ponaltloa an I j. D. Mock, (!ount v Trcasuror. Sept, I I. 1801 If KCl IU s n vnhnrn ill ad many ? gront? y from t'l tho > put And you will And me in t! block, Visanska's old shxi mit I nni sorry I loft. \ ;?? things are hard to (icCOinpii >li 03t among them is, to el .. ? Laurens and old frionds, 1 have just rotiiri?! i I riortheru mat ki ts, when . chased a big stock of GROCERIES, SHOK3, 11AT>\ CLOi ftlNO, and in fact a full HllOOl <i M . Mi rclian dise of every doHCripii i (laving bought my (ii'.iro ??? ? dirccl i from headquarters, nud id \. rv i v ii im >, 1 will givo my frionds and < u in is tho full benefit of tho low i rice it i.i the saino Koppal, tttiil ' ? .. , &a by honost goods and low i>ii< . to ... n ? - nowal of your past f.ivorij. I l. iCOi'PiiL, M. Koimm i-, M an N. n.-Carolui nltontion paid to for WhUkey?, Itfudio?, \Vin< . I for family U80. il. ?,. OF settlement AN I AT lica riOX #OK KIN \L disciiargjc, Take not ice, t bat on t hi November. 1804, i will rend account of my UCts and di III ministrator, do bonls non cum monto anncxo, of tho ostato ol Muiildn Ooodglon. doecasod, in tho ofili .lodge of Probate for Lauroi at 10 o'clock A. M.| and on tho day will apply for a Ihuil discharge from my trust us suoh Aihninii All persons havingdomands againsl said estate will plea-e (in ml thom on or before that day, proven ami am ion bloated) or l>e fore-, er barred. W. IL GOOIXJI?N, , Adm'r, do bonl- non eiiin lestuuu ;??