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e Qctusrtiser. LAURENS, S, C, Oct. 30, 11804. LOOAL; The directors of the Farmor'b Fire Insurance Company will meet at Lau rens C. H. on saleday in November? Important business. J. H. Wharton, Pres. The Russian cowboy 1b wnat Poult ney Bigelow calls the Cossack in Har ?jr'a Magazine for November. In r. Bigelow's opinion, the Cossack will not again "gut j heavily in Eu ropoan warfare. Th'- lost picturesque of the Czar's soldiers 1b disappearing like tho cowboy, under tho combined influence of discipline and advancing civilization. Ticket?. Plenty of "No" tickets can bo had hero and those who want thorn had best sond a reliablo person from each Sreclnct ahd get them in timo. Sales ay Artll be lato to got thorn. _"-S7~Wenn Springt?. . Tha Glonn Springs Railroad to Spar tanburg is now running and by another season a now and grand hotol will be the additional attraction to this fa mous and popular health resort. Directory. This day?Main's great circus in tho city. Got under the tont. Nov. 5th?SalcBday. Nov. 0th?General election through out tho Stato. When a man learns to Bay "No" la this world ho is gottlng whoro ho can do without a guardian. Notice Executive Committee! The? County Domdoratle Exeoutive Committee is horoby^called to moot at Laurons C. H., S. C, on I<Y ay tho 2<1 day of Novcmbor prox., a ' o'clock, a. in., as there wilt bo busi' .ss of im !)ortanco to transact every member Is requested to bo present. Respectfully, G. P. Smith, Chairman. Honor Roll of Watorloo HiKli S-.hool for the month onding on Friday, Oc toborwtith inst: Higher Class?Laura Hcndorson, Mamie Wharton, Carl Wbarton, Suslo Nance, Fred McElroy, Vannah Lowo, Dafs?'Robortson and Ella McNeil. Intermediate Class?Mamie Parks, AMo Anderson, Etllo Parks, Maudo Smith, Hello Wharton, Mabel Nelson and Patrick Snoddy. Primary Class?Llzzio Wharton, Wllllo McNoil, Frank Poarce, Minnlo CulbjAaon, Clara Wlnn, Lorio Harris, Florllro Wharton and Lillian Nolson. x W. T, McElroy, Principal. Dyspepsia seldom causes death, but B'.emits Us victims to livoon in misery, ood's Sarsaparilla eures dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. "One of tho Finest. "Ono of tho most attractive exhibits at tho Dixie Fair is that of tho Harris ( Llthia Water Company, of South Car olina. Mr. J. T. Harris, proprlotor of tho famous water and resort, Is here giving els attention to tho oxhiblt and the advancement of his intorosts. The analysis made by the College of CJhom Ists in Now York and tho president of the Bollovuo hospital, gives tho public strong assurance that tho water has groat superiority over all othors. The water is having a wide sale In Maeon, ??d thoso who havo tosted Its virtuos are loud In its praises.'' The above from the tho Macon Tele graph shows how our ontorprising foilow-olti/.en is introducing his famous waters. i J Justness No! lees. Tht> people are still speaking its Sraises and wo still claim tho Sunny out^hStove to be the best in this country for tho price. See our nd in this paper. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. A grand assortment of imported dress goods very cheap at Simmons Bros. A big lot of ladios shoes In sizes 3, 31, 4 and 4i, worth $1.50 to (3.50, going at $1.00 to $2.25. v Davis, Roper & Cor*' 22Je cashmeres reduced to 15c; 25c cashmeres reduced to lUc: 75c cash mores reduced to 45c, at Jamicson's. A few days ago thero arrived at tho Port Royal & Western Carolina dopot for S. M. &. E. H. Wilkos & Co. something in tho most unique patterns and colors In cotton work matting that has over been brought to this market, and the prlco Is so low. Don't you want 8omo? Fifty cutaway and sack suits, sizos mostly 34, 35, 3(> and 37 at 50 conts on tho dollar. They must go. Pricos marked in plain flguros on tag. Davis, Roper it Co. $1.00 and $1.25 men's shoes for 50cts. $1.00 ladios' shoes for 50cts. Simmons Bros. A good solid button shoo for ladios ( for 72 cents?would be choap at $1.00 ?at Jamioson's Cash Storo. Brooks & Jones keep a lirst class hardware stock but you won't find it hard to deal with thorn, if you call and oxamino their "catchy" goods. Wanted at onco $10.000.00 and wo have tho clothing, shoes and hats, and we will make prices that will bring it. Come seo for yourself. Davis, Roper & Co. Go to Jamlo8on's and buy a $2.00 kid button shoe, Bay State, for only . $1.45. Do you want any clothos at all? Well go to Davis, Roper & Co. whoro the prlco will cortainly suit you. Good winter suits at $2.50. See tho grand show at Simmons Rros.'B flry goods palace. Qut of iron and steel are formed the most necessary things in this lifo. Bosido?, in a woll suppliod hard ware establlsmont are a hundred uso ful and indispensable implements that everybody must havo. Brooks ,v Jonos keep ovorything wantod and havo put 8rices down to suit the tight times and vo cents cotton. Try thorn and seo. Some choice bargai ns at our grand i cost clothing sale. Make your selec tion before tho assortment Is broken. Si lemons BrOB. See our 70c, 05c, $100 and $1.20 shoes beats the world. Davis, Roper A Co. See Jamioson's line of qndorvosts for hrtlicf: before buying. (fi See thoso $12.50 suits which wo aro offering at $8.25. Simmons Bros. Entire stock of clothing at cost. We are going to discontinue this depart ment of our business. Simmons Bros. Men's all wool underwear for loss than New York coat to close out tho line at Jamiqpon's. 1 Big job lot suits for men and boys. > If you can And your size it is about half price. Seo them Davis, ROpor <& Co. low down.?in order to make a change In business will for the next sflfty days offer Dry Goods at Cost. et. ,10-8^ bramlf.tt & Son. on need a sewing inachino, *oo 'tmioaon'b boforo buying, ^flo * laaohlno on 11 ? What the Week Has Brought. Go to the Opera House to see James Young on Saturday evening. General Walter Gray, of Greenville, was in town on Sunday. Prof. IX M. Frlerson, of Clinton, spent Sunday in the city. Every vote cast against constitution will count. It is a State, not a county affair. Misses I .on McGee, Fannie Watkins and Lila Moore, of Honea*Path, visited Professor Watkins on Saturday. Misses Janie and Nannie Vance and Miss Godbold, of Clinton, were in town last week. Miss Corinno Pitts, a student of Con verse, spent Sunday with her parents hero. Miss Manet tu Hay no, of Enoroe, was tho guost of Miss Perrin Farrow on Sunday. Mrs: Palmer and daughter, of Wood ruff, have been staying for some days past with Mrs. L. W. Shnkins. Cotton wagons covered the public squaro on Friday and Saturday last, tho ruling price being 5.25. Tho Presbyterian Synod at Greon vlllo adjourned on Friday night last to moot at Reck Hill in 18U5. James Young, a rising young actor, will appear with an ablo support at tho Opera House on Saturday evening. We had a dark cloud on Friday after noon last with lightning,rain and eomo hail. Cross Hill T. Sunday School meets with the Mountville Sunday School on'Saturday the 3d prox. Tho marriage of Mr. O. D. McCravy of Mountville to Miss Ella Grober, of Liberty, S. C, is announced to occur to-day. Lovers of a good play, buy your tlckots to go and soo James Young ut the opera Houso on Saturday night. Wrlto Loo & Shopard, Boston, for a catalogue of Miss Irene Jerome's Ban ners?somothing new aad extremely protty. "~~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Poole, of Groenvillo, and Mrs. Croigbton, of Ruthorfordton, wore In tho city for tho P00I0-m?i8 wedding last Wednesday. Mrs. Emma Bobo wont to Laurons yesterday to visit rolatlvos. Sho will bo absont three weeks.?Spartanburg Horald. Mrs. W. H. Webb returned on yes terday to her home at Nashville after spouding some weeks with her mother, Mrs. S. L. Frierson. Mr. Wistar Sharpo, an old Laurons boy, is visiting friends in the city. He is on crutches having been in a railroad accident, but his friends hope to seo him himself again. Mr. G. E. Moore, tho oditor of the Honca Path Chronicle, one of tho sub stantial and sprightly wooklies of the Stato paid tho Advertiser a pleasant visit on Saturday. Mrs. Frank McGowan, of Laurons was on a visit to tho family of Col. C. L. Holliiigsworth last Saturday. Sho returned last Monday. Sho was ac companied by her eldest, son and daugh ter.?PickObs Sentinel. Peck's Bad Boy is looked at to-day as ono of our storlin?; farco comedies. Tho company which will present it at tho Opera House noxt Friday night is composed of exceptionally strong corn ed lans and specialty artists, and the rosult is an entertainment of surpass ing excellence. Mrs. Minerva Dial died at the resi dence of her daughter, Mrs. Malinda Crows in this city, on Wcduosday morning last. Mrs. Dial was tho widow of the late Louis Dial and was about oightythrco years of ago. The burial took placo at the Chestnut Ridge ceme tery. Tho Bad Boy is duo at the Opera House noxt Friday night. Tho com pany is composed of a jolly crew who make no end of fun for all who favor them with a visit. This is a new com bination with an old name and it keeps strictly abreast of tho t imes by intro ducing new specialties and inventing new business. Mr. Joseph Jerry, Jr., died on the 20th instant at tho homo of his fathor, at Boyds Cross Roads in tho 25th year of his ago. Ho had been for years in feoblo health which he bore with ox cocding patienco. Ho was of a most amiable disposition, and beloved by all. His father, brothers and sisters have tho sympathy of many friends. A woman at thirty-five has enthusi asm without gush; sho discriminates and is quite sure what sho likes, writes Elizabeth B. Ouster in the November Ladies' Homo Journal. Tho abrupt* ncss of youth has givon way to tho softening and subduing grace of matu rity. Sho has still passionate intensity of lioart and great capability of devo tion, but she has reserve, and daws do not pock at her sleoyo. Bishop Ellison Capers, of tho Episco pal church, was in tnocity on Sunday last and confirmed a class in the ohurcn of tho Epiphany in this city. Rev. W. S. Holmos, newly appointed rector, was in attendance with Rev. E. O. Lo gan, retiring rector, assisting in tho services. Rov. Mr. Logan, a most es. timahle nnd highly ostoomed ohrls tian gentleman ret i res from his charge hero with the sincere love and esteem of his Hook and tho ontiro community. Hereafter services will he had in the church on the first and third sabbaths, beginning with next Sabbath. Charlos Dudley Warner's serial "Tho Golden Houso" reaches its ond in tho November Harper's with an instalment of twenty-flvo pages. In writing tho first novel of Now York society Mr. Warnor has succeeded pot only in Bur: passing his earlier work but In writing tho strongest American story of the yoar. Too doepost Bignl'loanco of ?'Tho Golden Houso," however, lies in its troatmont of tho problems of pov erty and charity, and tho relations of rich and poor in groat cities. Its ohlef distinction is its appeal to the studont of social problems as woll as to the lov er of attractive fiction. I.aurens looses Ono of her Most Charming Daughters. Tho marriage of Miss Nora Poolo to Mr. J. C. Mills, of Rutherforton, N. C, was solomni/.od in a most beautiful manner at tho Methodist church on Wednesday ovenlng, tjio Hef". ^y. I. Horbort officiating. After tho mar riage an olegant repoptlon was tendered tho bridal party at tho home of tho bride's fathor, Dr. J. T. Poolo. Mpch might bo said of this brilliant wedding if spaco permitted, but our columns will only allow of our extend ing our heart est congratulations and best wishes for tho future. Mr. and Mrs. Mills left on Thursday for their homo at Rutherfordton, N. C. Dissolution. Tho partnership heretofore existing between Drs. McCoy & Aikon has, by mutual coi',sent>beon thlstiay cjissolyc'd. All parties owing us will ploase' call and settle within thirty days. McCoy ? Aikkn. P. S.?Dr. McCoy continues business at the old stand and for thp present I will 1?. found at the Rivers house. Du. Aikkn. To tho editor of The Advertiser: The prospects of the Democratic party controlling the next Houso are not bright. In this District Melton, an orthordox Republican, is running against Wilson, Democrat. A Repub lican majority means another Tom Reed House, and the unseating of Southern Democrats. Mr. Wilson was nominated in a free to all primary In which all voted or could have voted. I feel a personal Interest in Mt. Wil son's election. I went into tho primary against him. He was successful. Had I won Mr. Wilson and his friends would doubtless havo given me loyal support. I and my friends can do no less. Let us give Wilson loyal support and a hand some majority. Jos. T. Johnson. Laurene, S. C , Oct. 29, 1894. Edltor J. L. Montgomery, of Mar shall, (111.) Democrat, states that for many years, he suffered untold agony from Dyspepsia. At last he began to take Ayor'8 Sarsaparllla and by the time ho used six bottles ho was as woll as ever. Cures othors, will euro you. A Small Nut. Will one oi our Wise writers on the cause of tho unprecedented low price of cotton and wheat plcaso crack it? You say, that it is owing to tho want of what you aro pleased to term "free silver," or tho unlimited coinage of that metal by our government, accord ing to tho dictation of tho ownors of silver mines, that causes these two great Agricultural products to run so low in in the market at tho presont time. If this bo so, why is It that ba con, corn, laSJd and tobacco?which aro also products of tho farm?rule so high in tho markot at the prosont time? Tho same kind of monoy paid for cotton and wheat is paid for bacon^corn, lard and tobacco. A causo operating to produco tho low prlco of ono staplo commodity?according to your theory ?should operate alike upon all. Why this difTorenco? Veritas. While thorough in action, Ayor's 1 'ills strength -.mi rather than stimulate the excrotorvi organs. Leading phy sicians recommend them because they are free from calomel or other inju rious drugs, being composed ontiroly of tho host vogetublo asporlonts. List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office at Lau renn, S. 0., unclaimed, for the week end ing Oct. 29,1894: A?Austin, Frank, 2; Amald, James. B?Barksdalo, D G; Bullock, Ellhu: Barron, Mrs 11. C?Campboll, M C; Copcland, Miss Clandhuio. D?Davis, Mrs Annor: Deane, H A; Duncan, Goorgo; Dalrymplo, Miss Maud; Davls.Hcnry G , col. S? Saxon, T A; Smith, Ronvy: Smith, Rev L T, 2. T?Thomas, G cor go. W?Williams, Miss Dora; White, Tandy W; White, O D: White, Miss Maggie; Williams, Harriot; Whitoford, for the webk ending oct. 22, 1891. A?Ambler. John; Allontor, Jessie. B?Boyd, Miss Mary; Barksdalo, Al ford; Bird, MissXioner; Burdotte, N 1'; Barb, Althler. C?Cralg & Taylor. D?Deano, H R; Darlington, Mrs Hattie L. G?Gary, Sumniorfleld; Gogion, Miss Nannie. J?Jones, Mrs W J; James, J P; Jam son, Miss Jurly. L?Leo, John; Little, Slloy. M?Morse, Nathan; Millar, Frank: Martin, Henry. R?Richardson, Mrs Clarisy; Renie, John. S?Smith, Miss Alico G: Sullivan, Mrs Emma. T?Taylor, Stephen. V?Virtue, Miss Isis. Persons calling for any of above let ters will please say, "They aro adver tised." T. B. Crews, P. M. Opera House Friday Nov. 2d. Nothing Old But The Name Everybody's Favorito Funny Show, BAD BOY i2th annual tour. After supper go and soo It. This year better than over. New Specialties. Funny Comedians. Graceful Dancors. Pretty Girls. An Extraordinary Singing Company. Success Breeds Imitators, This is tho original version, Reserved Heats on ualo at City Clork's office. FrlooB 25 and 50c. No Higher. STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA County of Laurbns. Court of Common Pleas. H. W. Anderson, as Receiver of J. T. Poole, Plaintiff, against J. H. Powors and J. W. Todd, Defend ants. Pursuant to the docroo of tho Court In the above stated action, I will sell soparatoly at publlo outcry at Laurons C. H., S. C, onSalesday In Nov. 18!>4, during tho legal hours of sale, tho fol lowing threo lots of the Dofondant, J. H. Powors, to wit: 1. That lot or parcel of land, situato in the North-Eaetorn portion of tho pity of I.aureus, in the County and State aforesaid, containing Four Acres, more or loss, and bounded on tho South and West by lands of Mrs. Mary Y. (larllngton, op the Hast by tho public highway, known as tho Union Road, and on tho North by street forty foot wido running parallol with tho Green wood, l .aureus and Spartanburg Rail road. 2. Also that lot or parcel of land sit uato in tho city of Laurens bounded on the 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 of Alsoy P. and Ora W. Colo man, containing Four-tonthsof an aero moro or lose, being 'th'o lot' purchased by tho said J. ft. "Powers of tho De fendant, J. W. todd. 3. And also that lot of land situate in the NpTth-oRstera portion of the city pf L^urens, in tho County and State aforesaid, containing Eighteen ono-hundrodthsof an acre bounded on tho West by Laurons Btroot, on tho North by the lot purchased by tho said J. H. Powors of tho Dofondant, J. W. Todd, on tho East by lot of J. O. C. Floming and on the South by lot of Miss lou Klein i Ii- . Terms of Salo: Tho purchasor will be required to pay one-half of tho pur chase monoy cash and tho other half at twelve months time from day of sale, with intoroat from thaV time, giving filq bond; and1 luoYt'&agVof thd premise-, sold to secure tho credit portion. The nurcha&or however will hayothe privi lege of paying flll cash P,r ns Jpuon moro thai] na'' f'aP0 ** he may desire. Pur papoi j. m. Wharton Sheriff's Sales ?FOR? NOVEMBER, 1894. STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Laurens. In Court of Common Pleas. By virtue of sundry executions to mo directed by J. II. Wharton, O. C. C. P., I will soli at Laurens C. H., 8. C, on salesday in November, 1804, at public outcry to the highest bidder, all that tract, plcco or parcol of land situated In county of Laurens, S. C, containing forty-llvo acres (45) moro or less, bounded by land of estato of Tandy Babb, Dr. W. C. Irby, P. K. & W. C. K. R., and others, levied on as the property of W. H Garrett, at tho suit of Stephen Putney & Co., and others, vs. W. H. Garrett, DefendanTT Terms cash; purchaser to pay for pa pers. Also in tho case of? Sarah L. Frierson, Plaintiff, against Lucy W. Martin and The People's Loan & Exchange Bank of Laurons, S. C., Dofondants.?Judgement of Foreclosure. By virtue of a deereo in tho above stated case I will sell at'Laurcns C. H., state aforesaid, on Salesday in Novem ber noxt, tho 5th day of tho month, during tho legal hours of sale in front of tho Court House door, all that tract, pleco or parcel of land, situutcd lying and being in tho county of Laurens, State aforesaid, containing Two Hun dred Acres, moro or loss, bounded by lands of Albort Dial, Elizabeth Tcaguo, A. W. Toague, J. 1). W. Watts and others. Terms: One-half cash, balance on credit of ono year with Interest from day of sale to bo secured by a bond of tho purchaser and a mortgago of the promises sold. Purchaser to pay for all papers. If terms of sale are not complied with tho land will bo resold on samo or some subsequent salesday at risk of former purchaser. Also In the case of? J. J. Pluss and J. W. Ferguson, doing business undorthe 11 rm name of Pluss & Ferguson, Plaintiffs, against J. H. Scott, Dofondant. By virtue of a decretal order iu the above sthted case, I will sell at Laurens C. H., stato aforesaid, on Monday tho 5th day of Nov. noxt, during tho legal hours of sale in front of Court House door, all that tract, picco or parcol of land situated, lying and being in tho county Laurens, Stato aforesaid, con taining One Hundred and Thirty-seven acres, moro or loss, bounded on tho North by Cook Place, on tho East by H. F. Poland, on tho South by Mrs. J. Clardy, and West by Henry Smith. Terms of sale: One-half cash, bal anco on credit? of twolvo months with interest on credit portion from date of salo, secured by a bond of tho pur chaser and a mortgago of the premises sold, with leave to tho purchaser to pay ontiro bid in cash. If terms of salo are not complied with tho land will bo resold on same or some subse quent Salesday at risk of former pur chaser without further ordors from tho Court. Purchaser to pay for all papers. Also in the ease of? T. A. McCarloy, Plaintiff, against M. C. Oxner and others, Defendants.? Judgment of Foreclosure. By virtue of a decretal order in the abovo stated case, I will sell at Lau rens C* H.. stato aforesaid, on salosdny in Novcmbor next, boing the 5th day of tho month, during tho legal hours of sale in front of the Court IIouso door, all that tract, pieco or parcel of land, situated in Laurons county, stato aforesaid, containing(132) one hundred and"-thirty-two acres, more or less, bounded on tho north by lands of Thos. Hatton, on tho east by Ninety-Six pub lic road ? and Thos. Hatton, south and west by lands of Thos. L. Johnson. Terms of sale: one-half cash, balance on credit of twolve months with in terest on credit portion from date of salo, secured by a bond of tho pur chaser and a mortgage of the premises sold: with loavo to tho purchaser to pay entire bid in cash. If terms of sale are not complied with, land will bo sold on samo or somo subsequent salesday at risk of former purchaser. Purchaser to pay for all papers. Also in tho case of? MeGhan, Brown & Evans, Plaintiffs, against Melmoth Hooker, Defendant. ?Judgment of Foreclosure. By virtue of a decretal order in tho above stated case I will sell at Laurens C. II., state aforosald, on salesday in November next, boing tho 5th day of the month, during the logal hours for such sales in front of tho court houso door, all that tract, pieco or parcel of land, situated in Laurons county, state aforesaid, containing twonty-flvoacres, more or less, bounded by lands of Ludy Mills, John D. Mills, Lewis Burns and Samuel Franks. Terms of salo, ono half cash, balance on credit for twolvo months with interest on credit portion from date of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of tho premises sold. If terms of salo aro not compiled with, land will bo resold on samo or somo subsequent saleday at risk of former purchaser. Purchaser to pay for papers. Also in tho case of? Tollver Robertson, Plaintiff, against J. P. Boyd and othors, Defendants. By virtue of a decretal ordor In the abovo stated case, I will sell at Laurens C. H., stato aforesaid, on saleday in Novombor next, being the 5th day of tho month, during logal hours of sale, in front of the court house door, all that tract, picco or parcol of land, sit uated in Laurens county, stato afore said, containing one hundred and oighteen acres, moro or loss, bounded by lands of Johnathnn Aborcrombie, J. R, Fowler, J, M. Gray and others, known as the Henry Thompson old homo place. Terms of palo, one-half cash, balance on credit for one year; credit portion secured by a bond of tho purchaser and mortgage of tho prem ises sold. If terms of salo are'not com plied with land will bo resold on same or some subsequnt salo day at risk of former purchaser, l'urhcasor to pay for paper... G. S. McORAVY, Oct. 8th, '04. Sheriff L. O. STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA County oe Laurens?Court of Common Pleas. Georgia Chomical Works, Plaintiff against Mattio E. Cioldon and Charles W. Goldon. Pursuant to tho decree o( foreclosure and salo irv tho abovo stated case, I will sell at Laurens C. H., S. O, on Sales day In Novombor noxt. being Monday tho 5th day of the month, at public outcry, during the 1< il hours for such sales, tho followlm erihed property to wit; 11 Onchalf Intorcst In all that tract, lot or parcol of land, lying and boing in Laurens County and State aforesaid, bounded by lands of Elizabeth Burdotte, Dr. M. C. Cox, Dora A. Nabcrs, John C. Farmer and J. P, Garrott, and others, containing Nlnoty-flvo Acres, moro or loss. Terms: One-half of tho purchase monoy to bo paid In cash, and tho ro rcmainder at twelve months, with in torost from tho ? day of Bale: to be se cured by the bpiul Of fho 'purchaser, and a iqbrtgago of tho premises sold, with lodvo to thb. purchaser to. pay tho ontiro hid in cash. T?ho purchaser to pay all oxponHO of papers, and if tho purchaser fails to comply with tho terne, of sale tho property will bo ro sold at his risk on tno samo or some subsequent SalcsdaV. rH. Wharton, Oct It _^ n-o. i?; For You nur Mon and Ladies. Book-keeping, Stenography, Pen manship, the Herman language and other practical branches taught by mall. Students given diplomas and as sisted to obtain positions. Thorough inbtructlon, shortest time, smallest cost. Atlanta Commercial College, Box 545. Atlanta, Ga. Aug, 27, 1804-3m. HutlGB Of El?GtlOD ?FOR? State & County Officers. i State ok South Carolina, County of Laurens. AN ELECTION will bo hold at tbo soveral precinots established bv law in I.auronscounty, on Tuesday, Novomber (>, 1891, for the following olllcen?, to wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secre tary ot State, Attornoy-Gonoral, Comp troHer-Goneral. Adjutant nnd Iuspeotor Qenoral, State Treasurer, Stato Superin tendent of Education, three Railroad Commisslonois, throo Representative?, one Bohool Commissioner, one Judgo or l'rohate, and one Supervisor. Also to vote tor or against the holding of a Con stitutional Convention. The polls will opon at 7 o'clock a. in. and closo at 4 o'clock p. in. Tho law provides for the payment of miloflKO and por dlom of all managers and clorks oi election. At tho closo of tho election the mana Kors shall immodlately prooeod to pub licly count tho ballots. Within three days thoroattor the chairman of tho hoard of managers, or one of them, to bo designated In writing by tho board, 8bnll deliver to John M. Hiidgons, Clerk of Hoard Commissioners ot K lectio- , at ins office, in tho city of Laurons, the poll list, tho boxes containing the ballots, and a writton statement of tho rosult oi tho elect ion at his precinot. Tho lollowing named persons have boon appointed Mauagora of Election for Stato and County Olllcerp, otc, to wit: Laurens Precinct. John W. llonry, J. I. Coloman, Rob ert Dayidson. Clinton Precinct. T, R. Owings, Frank Copoland, Rhott Milan.. Mountville Precinot. R. T. Dunlop, M. B. Crisp, J. T. Bishop. Hopbwell Precinct. J. J. Young, It. G. Wallace, J. L. Craw ford. Cross Hill Precinct. II. 1). Nance, J. W. Turnor, R. S. (trif ft n. Mount Pleasant Precinct. J. W. Hoyd, W. I. Millor, L. A. Houder son. Tip Top Precinot, W J. Anderson, Joel a. Smith, John a. Puckett. Daniels Store Precinct. J. B. Holt, I). E. Balentine, Jamoa E. Martin. Brewheton Precinct. G. P. Smith, W. L. Balontine, J. B. Jonos. Tumbling shoals Precinot. J. k. Hall, II. 11 Mahon, J. a. Austin. Dials Church precinct. J. W. Yoargln, Judson White, (Joorgo Robortson. Shiloh Precinct. U.S. Wallace, T. If Hondorson, W. H. Hellams. Woouville Precinot. Mossor Habb, Nowton Babb, Luke Armstrong. Gray Court Precinct. W. II Barksdale, a. C. Watson, B. T. Shell. Power Precinct. L. K. Henry, T. A. Willi*, L. W. Gilli land. Younp.s Store Precinct. J. s. Drnmmond, Win. Coloman, w. W. Wallace. Parson Store Precinct. J, b\ Sloan, J. E. Garrett.T. p. Bryant. Pleasant Mounu precinct. M. II. Ferguson, I). C. Rhodos, S. R. Mooro. ?<f Lanosto>t Church Precinct. L. M. Cannou, M. A, Summerei, J. W. Donnan, Ueynosa Precinot. J. Andy Jonos, P. M. Pitts, W. h. Mct'rary. One of tho above named managers at each box will call upon tho Clork of board of commissioners of election at Laurens on Saturday Novomhor 3d, 1801. to ro celvo ballot boxes, poll list, and instruc tions, nnd to bo quailflod. O. P. GOODWIN, A. C. OWINGS, j. c. McMillan. Commissioners Stato Election. j?rn M. hudgens, Clork of Board. Laurens, S. C. Oct. 20, 18!>4. M0VE1 Yes the world does move said Gallilco after the inquisitors had removed the thumb screws, and L. E. BURNS & OO. move with it in the onward march of LOW PRICES am) BIG BARGAINS. We have moved our entire stock tit Barksdale to Laurens, No. 503, rrayham & Dial's Sun Block, where we arc to be found with ft full line of Shoes., Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Woolen Goods, Sewing Machines, Hardware, Bit; L;nb. ok Stoves and Furnitur b, New Goods arriving every day and we expect to sell them at a sacralice. We are sole agents for Dobson's Carpets. Come sec our samples and let us quote you factory prices. L. E. BURNS & CO., Undor Buyers and Lndor Sollors. j. C. Blp'ns and j. T. QarroH, Mgr's. Sopt. I I, ISOj. Notice, Parties wanting Guano nnd Acid do llvod any v. here i 11 I an rim.. Count v will save money by wooing or writing to ' { P. D. BOLT, 4 Alma, 8. C. IRT* A. JAIIEESO 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 puSJic that a bale of cotton will buy more Dry Goods and Shoes now than any time since the War. You hear tm.t every day. Sell your cotton and come to us for your Dry Goods and Shoes, and you will be satis fied with what your bale of cotton will buy at our store. Thirty-six inch all wool Flannel Dress Goods for only 29 cents; Sold last year for 50 cenls. Thir/y inch Cashmeres that sold last year for 25 cents I am selling for 19 cents. See our Thirty-six inch Cashmeres for 12^ cents, worth 22$ cents. A heavy all Wool filling, 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 he cheap at ifi.co A nice Kid Button Shoe for Ladies (Bay State) sold last year for $2.00 I am selling for .$1.50. A solid lace 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 1^1 (\ A TTQ I^TAAT^Qt ?ur ltne of cloaks for Ladies, Misses and Children \J Uwi*JLVi5) VlJv/AjLVkj! is complete and at prices to suit the times. MTT TTATU'PYII Every Lady who has a Hater Bonnet to buy jflMTT T T\T1?RV IVlxJULllll .Li Ji I I'should see our line. Wc lead in styles and prices.||jj[llljljj.il Hill) 1 , Very Respectfully, "W. -A.. Jamieson, Leader of Low Prices. /57 Wifjief's MefeT Men's Winter Suits $2.50 up. Boys' W inter Suits 05c. up. We Lead in lOW PRICES. DAVIS, ROPER & CO , \ The Famous Clothing, Hat and Shoe Store. +>???>!$? in Scripture Guise. ?>}<?? >fr the F00?SJ7 Wofrjai} Saycth in her heart there is no such thing as a bargain, and all such advertised arc but a snare and a delusion to the feet of the unwary. the V/ise VtfotT)3L?) Knowcth better I She discerneth the SI JEEP-from the GOATS, and undcrstandcth that not all advertisements arc fakes. She scanneth the ADVERTISER and when an announcement appears from T, O. C. FLEMING & Co.'s Store she makes haste to avail herself of the bargains. For instance: Wc have reduced the price on a great many of our Goods 40 po cent, which means a Gingham that is worth 10 cents per yard wc are now selling 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 the face that wc have by far loo many Goods for the money in the country?they must and shall go if unheard of will be any inducement for you to spend your money with US. Seeing is belciving, don't take our word for this but; come and have your eyes opened to the truth that wc mean business. Sewing Machines! Any one wanting a first, class Machine will save big money by calling lo see our Machines ami consult our prices before buying. We have tho New Home and Union which Bell themselves. They need no recommendation. Can supply any broken pcicc for any Machine Um? 1 ft fi ?1'?'^ p-/m NOTICE ?TO Tax Payers. TliUASURBlt's < ) Lauukns c. EL, s. c, > September 1!, 1804. ) The hooks for the collection of Stato and County Tuxes for the Fiscal your commoncing November 1st, l^'.w, will bo open from Monday, October I?thj 1804, to December :tlst, L804. For the convenience of Tux payers I will attend tUO foil .*Ug placos on the days designated for tun collect ion of the same, vise: Pleasant Mound, O.-tobor the l?ui, in the morning. Young Store, October the loth, in the evening. Parson's Store, October the 10th, In the morning. White's Store, October the 17th, in the morning. Dials Church, Ootobov tho 17th, n the evening. Tumbling Shoals, Octobc r tho 18th, in the morning. Broworlon, October tho }0th, in tho morning. B. L. Henderson's, Ojtobc r t'.io 10th, in the evening. Waterloo, October the :.< th, in tho morning. Cross Hill, October the 2?d, in the morning. Milton, October the23d, in tho morn ing. Goldvllle, Ootobov the '..'Id, in tho evening. Clinton, October the : Ith, in the* morning. Ronno, October the 2"th, In tho morning. Joseph Duncan's Store, O tohor tho 2(>th, in the morning. Tylcrsvlllo, October the 27th, in tho morning. TAX LEVY. State Tax. .'? in ills t iounty Tax,. 2? " Ball road Tax. '.)'. School Tax,. 2 " Total,.131 Spceial for Laurons Graded School,. :; Interest on SohodT Moyds. I M Total,. : Total for Laurons City t; raded School. State and Count;, Tax,.IVi Poll Tax $1.00. Kvery male eiti/.cu, between tho ages of Twenty-Ono and Fifty years, except those incapable o( earning a support from l>. . maimed or from other causes, and those who are now exempted by law, rlia'l bo deemed Taxable Pol! . Tax payors owning prop< ty i i the dllTorcntTownships are caruc:d y re quested to call for recoip in oach Township, thereby saving time, ant perhaps penalties und cost. 3, d. Mock, (!ounl v Treasuror. Sept. 11, 1804?if STATE or SOUTH CAKO&INA, County ok Laukk.n s?(.'ouut of I'rodatk. EI. G. Coleman, as Administrator iVe. of P. I). Coleman, d< ?>'. Plainl against o. I). Coleman, et. ah. IK: fondants. Pursuant to decree in thu abovi stated action. I will sell at Lauren.' Court House, S. C.. wltliiu tl ? 1 ul hours of sale on Snlesdn.v in Nb\ 1894 (being tho nth day of tho mot the following roal estate, of w i I I), Coleman tiled sel/.ed and t situate In LauronsCounty in said to wit! I. That tract known ns tho 11 N'? 1 son place, containing NillOl more or loss, and bounded by Mrs. othella l>. Cob man. ' ? lato n MatlloJ. Coleman, estate ol I'Mcila Puller and Ol hers. '2. That tract containing Ke et nine (7!?'acres, more or le . und b od by lands liolonglng lotho <? '. ? t Margaret Anderson, Mr . Othello !/. Coleman. J, I). M. Shaw und o rs. 'A. That tract known :?- the * >1< an tract containing 'Two 11 mid r I .." . acres, moro or leas and boun led by lands of .1. I). M. Shaw. II. V. Simp . n, Mrs. Amanda Coleman and others; Terms: One-half of tho puroha i money to bo paid cash and the r< der at twelve month- thilo from i of sale with Interest, Tho purchn giving his bond and mortgage of tin promises to socuro the credit portion having loave howevor to pay all vu Purchaser to pay for pajlCM . 1 | If chaser fails to comply with tort sale, tho promisos to ba resold at , ; ri.-k on tho same or some subsequent; Balosday, John m. Ol.\ idy, Oct. 8, 1804?It .1. p. ut police OF SETTLEMENT AXI) AP L1CA noN FQU FINAL DISCHARGE, Take not ice t hat on the I\: day (I* November. 1804, I will romh ? n account of my acti and d ?In ministrator, de bonis n<? i etim I mento annexe, of the estate of Mallldtt Goodglon. decoasod, In tho ollicc n .lodge of Probate for Lutroiis coan at lo o'clock A. M,| and on do ianv day will apply for a final dIscharg? from my trui t as such Admhrii. ?. All persons having demands again suhl estate will ploasq pro i ut. them on or before that day, proven and nuthon? t lea ted, or bo forever barred. W?D. (!<)1)1K1IO.n