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? abnorlptlon Prlc? -12 Wonthn, fl.60 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. W. W. BALL. EDITOB. Rates for Advertising.?Ordinary Ad vertisomonts, por square, one lnser R. tlon, 91.00; each subsequent insertion, 60 cout?. Liberal reduetlon made for large Ad' vertisomonts. W. W.BALL, Proprietor. I LAUREMS. S. 0.. Oo.t 8, 1895. The Conrentlonlsts. A proposition was submitted and earnestly advocated to take a recess and complete the constitutional struct Bttu-e In January noxt. It came from vfanoers who urged that they were, r needwKaf ll?rirtSwhoro thov wero los I ing a groat deal of money. Tillmon nrged that he would be needed at that time at Washington, where his cam paign promiso ig out to pro ; Cleveland with pitchforks and like olfensive im plements. This argument was a knock downer and tho body resolved to pro | ce-ed wltb their work to a finish. Dele ft gate Wharton wanted speeches limited P to ten minutes but the suggestion was [ throttled promptly and thoro is still no ; limit to elegant gab. \ The Dispensary matter, it was undor I stood, was to be left out of the constitu tion, and remitted to tho wise men who I) compose and aro to compose tho Gen > oral Assembly yet it was lugged into I tho instrument, with offect, as wo ' gather, to debar license to retailers. and leave tho whiskey monopoly to tho I agents of the powors that bo, whoever I they may bo, in tho distant and doubt 0?ul future. The matter of divorce or no divorce caused considorablo debate. \ The afflrmatlvo and nogativo sldos both I olaimed thoir fight In tho Interest of r1' woman, divine woman, and especially tho grandest woman In. all tho world, I the Carolina woman, and plumed and 1 boasted their much chivalry and tho incomparable gallantry of the South \ Carolina chevolior. Tho proud and "unique" position of South Carolina, as r standing alono among all tho commu nities of the big, round globo, on this question, In great, big sounding funded and rosoundod through thoj^and Hall was ovorwhol oposltion was killed until another gen ,oaatlon shall domaKlaji'ovlsion of tho fundamental law. HendoTsoh, of~?Tken7 .very ably urged that for one, the -J8cr.-Ptut*al causo, it should bo allowed and to this oxtent wo ontiroly agreo with this broad and liberal dologate.? Norrowness, hyproclcy, bigotry and Now England puiUtanism has largely taken procession of the Ktato. Educa tion is tho only cure. We aro per suaded that tho work of tho convention, however, will bo a fairly good work; much better than we wore led to antic ipate. Wo aro free to confoss that tho good result, will be largoly duo to B. ! R. Tillman himself, who stands as a stalwart check upon the do/.ons of cranks and Impracticable crooks, who swarm In the convention and compose tho majority. Providence some times takes care of us, and It was fortunate for the State, now and hereafter, that Sheppard and Barker were In the body and taking a deep interest In this most important work. The proposition that all factory towns of 1000 Inhabitants be Incorporated whether the peoplo desire it or no, was killed, notwithstanding It was a pet measure ot Benjamin, aided by Wilson, Irby and Talbert, and tho Laurons del egation. A skeleton of tho judicial article has been prosunted; it creates four Judges for the Supremo Bench, makes tho tonuro eight years, aud the same for Circuit Judges. All wrong, and extremely aristocratic and Bour bonistic. Pour ypars is long enough; one lawyer of fair skill in his profes ^?iorri?rabout as fit for a judge as an other, as tho world goes. Put the names of all tho lawyers in the Stato in a hat and lot a blind boy draw and ho will got as good a set as will be ohosen by the present or any other leg islature. Clothe a fool In ermino and mount him on a pedestal, and wo, us and company consider him a Solomon, I'.ot course, satisfied that no ordinary mortal could roach so lofty a station. . Strip him of his robes, tako him down L-lrom his oyr.'o, and he is Dick, Tom or t Harry. But you can't expect tho Con vonttonlsts to bo wise all the time ?Even Jupltor nods occasionally. Tho educational provision of a three >dcnil) tax should be two mills, and with pPn able legislature and wise legislation providing for an honest assessment of property In this Stato, fifty millions would bo added to thj tax lists, and there would bo plenty of money for all purposes. As wo have said, tho indications are now that tho Constitution will bo fairly good ono, but It Is too elaborate, has got too much in it, and is curtain to bo cumbersome and clumsy. Tho suffrage makeshift is likely to bo an improvomont on the presont status, hut. it is a makeshift as of necessity, and we don't challongo It or object to ..it.v We only mean to say here that it is a difficult matter for any set of men to settle, and wo can only hopo that the result wUl bring ubout a bettor st nie of things'in the Stato than has appoi .ined for four years. There should bo little for the whlto peoplo to divido on when tho body adjourns, but we have become chronically oantan * kerous, and arc likely to carp on who holds tho .offlcos, If on nothing more Important. Slnco dotting the above, tho body has taken a rocoss and arc at homo with lheir constituency, and have until tho 15th inst. to ruminate upon tho measures before thorn, as reported by the various committoos, The suffrago question is tho matter of moment yet undiscusscd, and thoro are other very serious matters. In fact, tho Constitution Is yot to< mnko. Tho Legislature convenes on the 20th r November, and the Convention will hustle to get through by that date, as many of the delegates aro mombers of tho Genoral Assembly. A monkey and parrot incident hap pened in this wise: Mr. Burn alluded in debato to "dudlsh lawyors," and a Mr. Rod go i s took the words as doscrlp tlo personae as to himself. 'I he out come was profuse apologies on tho part of theso gentry. It is a pity that the convention didn't provide for steno graphlcal roports of tho remarks, but the burning words of tho gontlomen will probably pass with thoir names into tho noxt Enoyclopodia of Amer ican elocution, and posterity need npl be alarmed about missing them. Ex* cuse tho anachronism. * Gold Staudard Times. The Advkktiskk will be obliged if some wild eyed genius with a bent tow ards populism will answer these ques tions: Has it not been asserted and howled that the farmers in the South aro poor because of the gold standard and no "free silver." Have not politicans declared that price of farm products wore low be cause of no "free silver?" Have not the silveritos insisted that the price of farm products constantly fall as silver's price falls? Has there been any increase in the prico of silver comparablo with the re cent inoreauo in the prico of cotton? Have not tho politicians taught the fanner incessantly that the "money powor" fixed prices and that tho talk of "demand and supply" was mostly bosh? Has it not boon charged that Clove land's financial policy was responsible for tbo lato pitifully small prico of what farmers "raise." Was not tho Western corn crop small last year and was not >ho prico of corn high in spito of tho "gold standard." ' Is not cotton a farmer product? Was not tho price about flvo cents a pound last year? Is it not nearly nino cents a pound this year? is not tho supply tjiis year probably small? Is not a seven million bale crop, for instance, at 8 conts even, worth more than a nino million bale crop by twonty eight millions of dollars? If tho prico of cotton does not fall and with a lino grain crop "homo raised," will not tho South bo in better condition than it has been in years? Are wo not living under tho gold standard? Aro wo not prospering in spito of tho gold bugs? Is not Grover Clovoland still Presi dent? Each of those questions may be an swered "yes" or no." And when they aro tho chief free sil ver arguments aro knocked Into a crooked hat. * * Tlllman and Irby. Not caring, wo don't know anything about tho alleged quarrel betweon Senators Tillman and Irby but this we do Know: if Tlllman does not go back on Irby it will be about tho first time that ho has stood to a friend. Tillman deserted bis brother George. He aban doned Capt. Shell. Ho thpow McLau rin ovorboard. Ho "bounced" Hugh Farley. He enticod Ellerbe to run for Governor and then practically appoint ed John Gary Evans to tho office Ho gavo poor old Col. Tindal the cold shoulder. Ho stood by while an anti boat tho faithful Breazealo for judge He treated Dr. Samps Pope, tho best frlond and hardest lighter ho overbad, so badly that ho kickod out of "party" traces. If Tillman doos not drop Sena tor Irby now, ho will drop him sooner or later,?when In the mean time Sonator Irby has banished Tlllman to a land of political rest. * * The Sunday edition of tho News and Courier for several Issues is ornamented with pictures of the members of the convention, short biographical sketches accompany tho pictures. A. B. Williams of tho Greenville News has boon puz zled for tho last soveral years to find tho "local habitation and names" of the aristocrats who have so pestered tho body politic of this State. The pictures of those distinguished personages attracted his attention.? Ho turned to this Sunday literature and finds that they represent tho lead ing reformers of tho State, tho Stan - yarne Wilsons, Bob Aldritch, Bob Homphill, R. B. Watson, Patterson, Stokes,' Timmornian; and that every ' mothers' son of them, aro of distingu ished ancestry. Tho pictures and biographies wore writton by tho dis tinguished subjects, still hankering af ter posterity. And now brothor Wil liams is giving tho public tho bonofit of this Sunday literature and compil ing a gonoral index of the picturos. *#* It is not bragging to say that Lau rens has done more in tho way of pro gross this year than any town in South Carolina in proportion to her size It's 80. ? * # Two hundred thousand dollars in fac torlos and banks is not a bad record for ono weok in Laurens. Cured by Using ?yer's SarsapariSBa Words of Comfort to Atl wtio Sutler (rum Dyspepsia. irFor years, 1 was a martyr to indigestion, and had about given o' ii)) all hope of ever Unding relief, 0| as the complaint only seemed to ? grow woran instead of bettor, oi under ordinary treatment.' At o; lust, I was induced to fry Aycr'.s o Saraapariilii, mid l hereby testify ? that aller using only three bot- o ties, I \v;'. -1(MUX'd. I can. therefore, o' confidently reconunend i his med- g. Icine to all si mi hivly ailliclcd."? 0 Fkanki.in (iK< ii, Avoca, la. o "1 am pi'i'somillv acquainted g: with Mr. Deel; and believe any <y statement he limy make to bfl o; true."?W. J. Mwwi.i.i., I Hug- ft gist and Pharmacist, Avoca, la. "I have used Ayev's Saisapa- <> rilla for general debility and, as g a blood -purifier, llnd It does ex- o] actlv as is claimed for it." S. ,). o Adams, Kz/.el), Texas, g AyerfeSarsaparilla | Admitted for exhibition AT THE WORLD'S FAIR? 99l7*9S>99999?9o*o0O??<>?? Town and Country. Demagogues havo moved hoaven and earth to poison tho minds of the farm ers against corporate industries. But they havo failed. Referenco to the news columns of Tho Advektiser will provo that the farmers of Laurens aro practically interested in the develop ment of t heir county and that they are ready to help tho town just as tho town Is ready to help them. Fow fools are left In Laurens to say that town and country people ought not to be and aro not tho best of friends in their business relations. Those who read Tho Advertiser this week will notdony that many men In Laurens county aro honorably mak ing monoy out of her soil. CROSS HILL NOTES. An there Rooms to bo quite a notion all about for new counties, wo wish to put in a notice for all parties to "hands off" this portion of Lauren* county ami the contiguous portion of Nowb?rr> county as wo intend in <Jue time to put in our plea and have the court bruise nt this place. It the convention will make tho area 15 or 20 milos sqtiaro or tho equivalent in square milee, then Cross Hill, Hunters and Moons township of Newberry, will innko a very compact county, as it would also be one of the best agricultural and most thrifty boc tion of the State, and we can well sup port a court bouse, a cotton factory and bank, with all the needful and proper manufacturing industries. The Messrs Chapman havo opened up n new and complete stock of goods in a new store and aro bidding for a Khare of the trade. We wish them abundant suc cess. Dr. E, M. Pinson is building a beauti ful residence on Main Street, and wo take it for granted that when completed the housekeeper will bo found roady to take charge. Thero are rumors afloat of a eimiliar cbaractor in regard to some other young gentlemen but wo cannot report positive ly as to thorn. Messrs P. B. Smith and Goo. Thomp son have put up a ginnery and griot mill in roar of Win, Thompson's blacksmith shop and are prepared to do the very best work in thoir line. This makes the third gin in our town and all seem to be busy. The weather is very dry and is forcing tho cotton to op^n. The staple is short, and the quantity is not more than half an average crop, but the price at present will make it realize aB much money na the full crop of last year, and thin fact should be a lesson to our farmers to keep the crop within such bounds or would command tho sama price' all time. Make the supply equal to tho demand and havo no surplus The farmers have the cam" in their own hands and should hold it so. boribb, Worthy Your Confidence The success of Hood's Sarsaparille, in conquering scrofula in whatever it may manifest itself is vouched for by thousands who were severely atllicted by this prevalent disease, but who now rejoice over a permanent euro by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Scrofula may ap - pear as a humor, or it may attack tho glands of the neck, or break out in dreadful running sores on tho body or limbs. Attacking the mucous mem branes, it may develop into catarrh or lodging in tho lungs load to consump tion. Come as it may, a faithful course of treatment with Hood's Sarsaparilla will overcome it, for working upon the foundation of all diseases, impure blood, tho system is clarified and vit alized, and vigor, strength and health restored to tho body. Street Letter-Boxes. Streot Letter-Boxes having been erec ted at convenient points on the Public Square, mail matter will ba collected therefrom at the following hours, and nt no other time: For Laurens Railroad at 9 00 A. M., P. It. & W. 0. Railroad at 12 00 noon. On Sundav mail will be col lected at 10.:50 A. M. only. Mail matter Intended for the above Railroads prepared after tho hours des ignated must be carried to tho Post Of fice. T. B. Crews, P. M. NO?TICE Tax Uy.rs. - m m m Treasurer's Office, Laurens C. H.,S.C, Sept. 26th, 1895. In accordance with an Act of the General Assembly of 1804, repealing Section 203 of tho General Statutes of 1882, appearing as Soction 322 of the Rovised Statutes of 18i?3, I will not attend tho different places in the Coun ty as heretofore to collect Taxes, but will bo in my olllce at Laurons Court House, from the 15th day of October to tho 3181 day of December, 18U5. TAX LKVY. Stato Tax. H Mills. County Tax,. 2? " Rail Road Tax,.34 " School Tax. 2 Total.12t Mills. Special for Laurons Graded School,. 41 Mills. Special for Waterloo Graded School,. 3 Mills. Foil Tax $1.00. Every malo oitizon between tho ngos of Twonty-onc and Fifty years, except thoso incapable of earning a support from being maimed or from other causes, and those who aro now cxemptoo by law, shall bo deemed Taxable Foils. Tax payers owning property in tho different Townships are earnestly re quested to call for receipts in oach Township, thoroby saving time, and perhaps penalties and cost. J. ?. MOCK, County Trcasuror. Sept. L0, 1H1>5?tf TEACHERS' hXAMI NATION. The examination of teachers for Laurens County will ho held at Laurens C. II. on Friday, Oct. l8th for white and colored applicants. Jas. A. Madden, School Commissioner. VIGORiMEN Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored. MAGNETIC NERVINE I" restore Lost Manhood. Oarosweskl isold with writ ? _ _j t^n ft-ttarnntoo to ?iwenkneMoa, Nor von? Dolabty niul nil tho ovIIb from early or later ox 008808, tho rofluit* of overwork, worry, eioktiWB, otc. Full BtreiiKth, tono mid development given to ovcry organ or portion of tho body. Improve mentiiniaodiatoly noon from thoflrAtboz. TIioub andH of lottorB of prniso on filoin our office. Con bo parriod in voot pocket. Hont by mail to any troat . with -eure? I. tkmd to ua for tho Uoouiuo. Cirooluin Froo. nddrwa on receipt of price. Ono moalh'a tr meat in each Imix. Price$1.00,OboxoB, $?.00, i Written Uuaranteo to refund money if notcu <aa to Ua for tho Genuine. Ciroolain Froo. For sale by The Laurens Drug Co. or Hood's Sarsaparilla You smile at the idea. But if you are a sufferer from Dyspepsia And Indigestion, try a bottle, and be fore yon hnvo taken liitlf a dozen doses, you will involuntarily think, and no doubt exclaim, "That Just Hits It!" "That soothing ? effect Is a magia touch!" Hood's Sarsaparilla gently touoi and strengthens tho stomach an 1 digestive organs, invigorates tha liver, creates a natural, healthy deslro for food, gives refreshing sleep, and in short, raises the health toue of tho entire system. Kemember Hood's Sc Hood's Pills euro liver ills, constipation, biliousues8, Jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion PORTER'S 'Ml For Barb Wire Cuts, Scratches Saddle and Collar Call?, Cracked Heel Burns, Old Sores, Cuts, Boils, Bruiser I-ilcs and all kinds of inflammation cii man or beast. Cures Itch and Mange. Tit Coro, Cut or Bern will ccvor rulicr tttc? tho (.:? Ml loci avpllod. 1^2 prepared for accidents by keeping it in y&UI ?i i>:sc or stable, All Druggists sell it on ngur.rar.tcc i.'j Curo, No Pay. Price5? cts. and $1.00. Ifycur Druggist does not keep It send us 25 ct3. in poo. tage Stamps and wc will send it to yen by mall. Pari?,T?nn.,Jan.!Oth, \:-"\ TkirBIril li.ive mod Poilrr's AallaeAltO Kealluu ca fori! kfllCMand SaiMloO:i!l?.Si:r:\tch<-iniiiflS.irl> Wir- Ctll ! patfeetMtlifaatlon,and 1 hastily leeoniuead U t. :1 Llvory und stockmen, ? C. U. 111V1NE, I.lvcry nnii Feed SUMv. baby burned. Qi iitlerien.?i nm pleated to ?i>c.ik a >?ord for Pori?r't ; ? ? 11- iipniij<?a. Mybobywaa burned a fowmonlti . ^i.nnd niter trying all oilier remedlea i applied your'-Oil" indthefflrttapplleailon Bavo rr'ii'f, nii<t i:< a few ii;.vi IV. >ro wao well. i nl?o uiad the oil on mv mock and Hit 1 v.-. :..; the best remedy forll.i? purpose that t luve, i-vi r tir< >'. voun, 0. T.Lewis. I'.irld. Tenn., Jani'nry g.-t. 18{?l_ HAM'1'ACTUnBD BY PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. jlouks, M<" For sale by Du. B. F. Posey, Laurens, S. C or le Itl means to r/iucn more than you ?...:? ! -?serious and 'fatal diseases result from i 'triflini; ailments n< fleeted. \ Don't play with Nature's J greatest gift?health. 4 if you are feeling I Mi' K0M3. weak jaild ;;?.:icr;:lly ex VYSSriixC! l';:??'??'.nervous, I ;>',/ ? O have no appetite >??? . < caw 1 mi', can'I work, 1 :il oncetak hifj thcmostrella b! ? ri 1 enuthening ; i< rli< It . .which is 1:i .; Iron Bit : A fc\V bot IIcj euro?benefit ? ?? from tiie [j ?? :i ?? la sl (|oSC?it tain your j....-'. and it's" j| pleasant to take. ^ it Cures 1 .Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver # Neuralgia, 'frotfbie:?, J Constlontio.-i, Bod Blood f Malaria, Ncrvc'Kd ailments/ Women's comytn?:its. / r.ct wily the ;?? nulnc- Ii Iii r. crossed red Jf f lines on ino wrapper. All ?Ibers itrcsub-U I stltutcs. On rect ipi < '? \ .> ?? ? stamps we f will send set < i 1? ? Uet-.utiful World's Fair Views nipl book -.. BROWN CM EM I . L C.J HALT I MORE, MD, 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 slock of seilet Articles, Staticnery, acca, Cigars, Colognes, Toilet and Laundry Soap and a hundred and one other things kept in a first-class Drug Store. I keen 8ARDEN SEEDS of reliable houses constantly on band and sell them at reasonable prices. Yours for mutual benefit, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST $3 SHOE 3 IS THE BEST. FIT FOR A KING. . CORDOVAN, FRENCH A ENAMELLED CALF. }4.'3.50 FlNECAli&KAfKJAROa $ 3.3P POLICE,3 SOLES. [*2.*l7?BOYS'SCH0OLSH0Ea bkockton.ma8s. Over One Million Peopto wear tho W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our shoes sre equally satisfactory They rIvo tho best value for the mone hey equal custom Shoes In stylo and I Thofr wearing qualities are uiiflurnussed. Xhey Kb o tho best value for the mone^. e unsurpaa The prices orb" unlfotm,?-stamped on sole Prom $1 to $3 saved over other mokes. If your dealer cannot supply you wo can. Sold by W. A. JAMIK8ON, Laurens, S. C. Where do You Buy Your # Clothing, Shoes and Hats, Ec? # It will pay you to buy them of DAVIS k ROPER, Famous Clothing, Hal and Shoe Store. Ou.r Record In the past is convinc ing enough that our prices are LOWER than our com petitors, and we defy any one to sell the same class of Goods cheaper than we do. We bought our entire for the eason before the big advance in leather, and we . ? ? * . . . are in a position to save you money in this line. Famous Line Bull Dog Pants, Sotrje of Oixf Prices. Shoes from 25 cents to $5.00. Hats from 25 cents to $5.00. 1 Mens' Suits from $2.00 to $25.00. Boys' Suits from $2.00 to $15.00. Knee Suits from 65 cents to 7-50, We have Clothing to suit all ages and conditions of men Our line is always the Nobbiest to be found. Our Hats arc latest styles and Lowest Prices. Trunks and Valises all prices. We want your trade?call and sec us. MUS & ROPER, Famous Clothing1, Shoe and Hat Store. LAURENS, S. C. Cut This Out ?and? .Paste It Up. WE take this method of giving you an idea of what we keep in the Stationery and School Book line. Unaided and alone and more for your benefit than our own (because we would have sold our share at the larger profit) we brought the price of School Books to what they ought to have been long beioie. We cheapen ed School Books because we thought you were paying too much? not because some one else forced our prices down. The moral will strike you when you think it over?We are very apt to have what you want in this or the other departments of our business which is that of Druggists and Stationers. List ok Books and Prices. READERS. Holmes' Koadors ndoptod as tho stund nrd for tho Stato. Holmes' New First Kondor.$0 15 Holmes' Now Second Header. itfi Holmes' Now Third Kandor. 40 Holmes' Now Forth Kondor. fin Holmes' New Fifth Kondor. 72 Apploton's Kondors pormlttod and their nso to ho (;oulinuod in the ('ounlies now using thum until tho County Hoards order a chango to tho standard. Apploton's First Kondor. is Apploton's Second Knndcr. 80 Apjdoton's Third Kondor. 88 Apploton's Fourth Kondor. 60 Apploton's Fourth Kondor (Intro ductory) . ?Q Apploton's Fifth Kondor. IK) SPELLERS. HWluton's Word Prlmor. J*> Hwinton's Word Hook. IS GRAMMARS. TarbelPa Lessons In Language, No.L 40 Tarbell's lessons in Language, No.'-', tie HISTORIES. Hunsoil's School History. 110 Hnnsnll's Hlarlior History.$1 00 Montgomery's Beginners Amorloan Illstorv. . 00 Chnpman's Hlatory of South Carolina 76 GEOGRAPHIES. Maury's Klementary Geography.... 55 Maur.v'fl Manual of Geography,8. C. edition. I '-."> Mnury'tf Physical Geography_ l 20 ARITHMETICS. ItobinHon'H Now Kditlon Arithmetics woro adopted as the standard for the State: Robertson's New Rudlmonts of Arithmetic. :?0 Robortson's New Practical Arithmetic (Jo The following Arithmetics wore per lnilk'd to !)<? Iiaod where Ihoy are now In iisountil the County Hoards ordor a change to the standard : Robinson s Rudiments (old edition) 82 Robinson's Practical (old oditlon) <f> ALGEBRAS. Went worth's School Algebra 1 12 DICTIONARIES. Webster's Dictionaries adopted as the Standard for the State: Webster's Primary Dictionary 48 Webster's Common School Dictionary t--' Webster's Itlgll School Dic tionary 08 Webster's Academic Dictionary I 60 Worohestor's wore permitted to bo used where now in 1180 until lliO County Hoards order a elinngotO the stnndnid-. Worcester's Primary Dictionary 80 Worcester's New School Dictionary (10 Worcester's Comprehensive Dictionary I Of) Worcester's Academic Dictionary I '-'?"> Laurens, S. C, Aug. 26th, 1895?6m Here is Where Will Fii?ct UsT ?FOR TIIK? LIVER AND KIDNEYS Wards off malaria. i>a plonsanl and invigorating; niediolno. Par ticularly olTootivo in the curt' of Dyspepsia, [ndigcstlon, Nausea, sick Headache, Sour Stomach, etc. A valuablo liver rogulator. Cor? rcots all clisordors <>i' the kidneys. Wonderfully bonoficlal in female complaints. Takon along with quinine, is an offectual euro for Chills. A groat appetizer vvhon takon before meals. After moals aids digOStion. In largo cents, 50 cents and *1 bottles. Sold wholesale by The Murray Drug ('<>., Columbia, s. C. Sept. 24, 1801- l.v. Laui'cns City Kchools. Next Session bog Ina MONDAY, Si it, 16th, ('heap cat es of Hoard and Tui tion, Course of [nsti'Uctlon thorough. For further Information apply i>r Catalogue. .). 15. WATKINS, Superintendent. J. K. PARK, Attorney at Law, laukkns, - - Sooth Carolina. U^j' Special attention given to the In* veatigation of titles and collection of claims. FURMALN UNIVERSITY, (JUfiKNVIMJC, S. f. The nrxt Session will open Soptotn? bot* 25, 18D5. W rite for circulars, cat alogues ?'?? for Information about Courses of Instruction, .Mess Hall, ! warding, \kc, Inquire about examination to bo bold by School Commissiouot'i August 2JJ for scholarship worth WiO. C. Mani.v. I). I). I 'rosidont, WOFFOHI) COLLEGE. Jas. ii. Cakmsli:, I..i. I).. President. a. G, RF.MIJKftT, Iload Master. Lxpciises lor one yiar, from $150 lo $200. Next Session begins Oct. i, 1895. for Catalogue, address J. A. Gambwull, Spartitnburg, S. C. IIa.mmn Ukattik, Prosldotit. w. P. Capehs, Soc'y and Tt'OttS. Julius C. smith, V*1co Pros. L. W. PARK KU, Manager of Loans. Piedmont Savings # and Investment Co., Gilkkn vn.1.1:, S. C. Assets (over) $125,000.00. Why pay house-rent when with the same money in a short while you can own your homo? Inquire of Lowls W. Simkins, Bsq., or at the offlco of the Company for our loan circular. We. pay ? per rent, interest on de? posits. oiliee in the National Hank of Greenville.