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$?3 (Hduertiscx ^ptlon Frloo?IS Months, ?*7AYA-BliK IN ADVANCE. . fT. BALL. JEDITOB? k fox Advertising. -Ordinary Ad .semonts, per square, one lnser )fl.OO; each subsequent insertion, tuts. ?oral reduction made for large Ad ?euients. W.W.BALIi, Proprietor. ^LAURENS. 8. C, Oct. 15. 1895. Big Bugs. Col. Larry Gantt, of tho Headlight, riots an elaborate interview with our jnior- Senator, Col. Irby, upon tho teut^on, asthoSenat?r now boos it, in Kth Carolina. ^Ttte burden of tho hg is the a3jue^i?nt-of suffrage by e constitution framers now engaged ion that work; the Senator undertak er to dissect the scheme reported by uytor Tillman and now under dis Bslon by the convention, the press, d politicians of the wholo country, rth, south, east and west. The Senior aator denounces the Tillman com ttco plan and in some othor regards ils with the great leader with un veil hands and bare knuckles. As have before said, wbilo all of us, 1 tho latest posterity, aro interested ho settlement and permanent set aent of this issuo, it is one ta ring exceeding difficulty in the face ;ho 14th and 15th Amendments of federal constitution. Tno business le convention and Its leaders Is to t it, now that the convention Is jd for that purpose, without refer i to factional divisions that have in the State. Wo must look at as they are at this moment In Carolin/.. There Is nothing of a rs' weight dividing tho whito peo South Carolina. If thoro be dl bn in the future the issues must In the future. What is wanted at {tincture is for our ablest men to lelr beads together, and without jliug over3 details to hatch out it scheme possible to moot tho lynoy. Senator Irby, by tbo ne thls interview, Is placed at Ja disadvantage in his tangle ^atoVVillman. While ho makes tacV he Is sifflstautlally made to ir as a.!' ing back-^as on the de [e, and It is bad politics, for a jap ever to allow hrftigflJX *? be to the attitude of a kicker.? the criticism 1 will bo made: ^by'wfts.ft/party to tho calling [convention; he has allowed hlm 'be mado a member of It; he and intelligent member knew beforc that the leading idea in tho lent was to adjust the suffrage land now that a committee after j weeks incubation has reported a ire there is this course only left; |ler the plan and to perfect It as possible, or In case the plan is y impracticable, then to have an as a substitute and by cold argu satisfy the convention and the ry that you havo solved tho prob huve a wise and satisfactory >n. All the peoplo in South Caro le now together, Conservatives ?formers, earnestly considering lution of dangers to our future |and happiness, and in tbo con fihe^consorvatlves and not a few ablo and patriotic, men aro ig fast by the Reformers in an purpose to secure tho happinoss jsperlty of tbo State So that, kturo to urge, that tbo only prac |dng to do Is to take the Tillman ttee report, better it with bot ^ts, or present a scheme entirely it the convention and tho coun accopt. Merely to kick, buck, |d paw the ground will not meet ?rgonoy presented. We aro not ting Senator Tillman's- scheme I only urging that in a bad case, Jeter's meet to consult, ''s proscription must bo taken; mos' suggestion Is not a reme miith must submit his; it won't jak up in a row and leave the to die. Then let such men as Sheppard, Henderson, Irby \r leaders put their beads to |nd without passion make tho j^ur grave predicament, and best makeshift of a Consti f.t Is practicable. In the lei*'no man pretend to a \l regard for the poor or rhito man. He is a cpoor has not sympathy for his \n who has neithor goods nor ighbor, tho Spartanburg Hor ners The Advertiser's per> istlons bearing on the 1m )ndltlon of tho country and :r Cent, advance in tho prico ?;by referring us to Mr. John >book"06." This reminds us: lawyer urged his point vigor bhe Judge, saying, "if this 'will go homo and burn my Honor rejoining, "you had I home, and road them." In ibetween Bob Durham and is In^LongBtroet's Goorgla tire looked be made to fight would go. Tbo orig ?"Squiro" is \rosoph Addl )ger De Covorly, who when Ird, usually answered that rht bo said on both sides of !>n." The Korald is unllko jieib has woll defined views, Cleveland Is wrong, and all 'of the past aro mistaken in iuslons that supply and dc i anything to do with prices, silver friends aro right in that tho stamp of \\M groat fct ought to make silver as >ld in spite of tho faot thut It. Tho treasury notes ls ie Government, aro every the gold out of the sub Mid thoro lies tho troublo. 18 in^Longstroet' Y kfflfcfcj^;;- Squl I, but could not b ? # gakable" Turk is getting y with fivo of the great jrs over his troatmont of subjects. Tho first thing )ws Lord Bulwor's pretty )itt the pen being might vjiword, will bo shown to |?sb. & *** .Ml 1 man declined to bo ibout the Irby Interview. ' Free Trade and no Monopoly. In the edition of the New York World of October Oth James Creelman, a spe cial correspondent, writing from Co lumbia, the little capital village of this little State, prints an extraordinary production. The Tillmans, but specially the tillman is the subject text. While the very elaborate letter is over the signature of Creelman, it bears the well known ear marks of Benjamin himself and is beyond doubt the joint produc tion of the nominal correspondent and tho junior .Senator from South Caro lina. We have all heard and seen and folt of Benjamin and we cannot be fooled, and readily, recognize his handiwork wherevor it is mot and aro competent experts as to the genuine ness of the performance. Tho produc tion introduces Tillman to the audi ence of the great World, sets him upas a cosmopolltlon figure, which druws him from his pent-up Utica, whero dwell his "boys," and henceforward, we in our contraoted sphere, are no longer to havo a monopoly of his eccen trio and amazing capacities and abili ties as 80 graphically represented in this jolntproduction. Thepenformanco is emphatically Tlllmantc and then again It is not, Croolman the corres [ pondont creeping out hero and there and the roadors all the while hearing ' tho notes of Jacob and feeling the touoh of Esau. Tillman is presented by the tout enbrmulk a unique hero, of such a jumble of qualltlos wild, wil ful, wise inn I otherwise that tho coun try has not soon or road of tho llko be fore, and the prophecy Is mado of such an apparition In tho United States Sonata, should next Docomber come, as only cycles and not centuries can vouchsafe to a groat family of States and peoples. It Is well probably that tho country is advised in time, that duo propartion may bo had of tho com ing phonomonon, and tho country is blessed in tho authorship, as tho fig ure is probably faithfully drawn and from familiarity the shock will bo not so great ami somewhat softoned. In tho meanwhilo it makes little dilTor once if Croolman is laughing at Till man or Tillman at Creelman. Sou, u Carolina puts' forward, beforo tho world, through tbo agency o>tho groat Now York newspaper, her mammoth product, to prevent a;iy surprise or shock and tho whole country has tho benefit of tho advanced programme.? Lottthe country therefore rendor duo ?thau.Y.9 toHae joint authorship. Free trade and no monopoly is good politics as well as sound philosophy. Tillman from now henceforth and forever ful fills his fair destiny and is given up to these Unitod States and perchance to mankind. # # A Temperance Measure* On elrous day at Spartanburg the beautiful substitute for tho bar-rooms measure?the State dram shop sold $900 worth of the chemically pure. A gen eral drunk, and fifty fights onsuod among tho motley patrons of tho cir cus. Tho mayor imposod finos $185.00 putting tho exchequer of that model city in royal condition. Governor Ev ans is much encouraged at the nourish ing condition of tho dispensary trade and tho taxpayers over the State will bo refreshod by the favorable roport. The daily papers should publish oneo a week tho "state of trade" In which wo aro all embarked as a Christian peo - ple, that wo all may bo cheered at tho startlingly morul progress we are making. Wo say nothing of tho broken heads of tho victims oxcept that they havo our sympathy while they have had the fun. They are making it hot for Jim Cor bett and Fltzsimmons, the bruisers, all around, and now they propose to light it out at Hot Springs, a government reservation in Arkansas. * * Senator Irby has an "Army Contract" on hand if the Laurens Correspondent of tho daily papers has put up the true weather flag in tho following salo day dispatch; "Senator Irby was busy on tho streets to-day with his constituency. It seems that tho split from Tlllinan is wide.? Barnwell People. **? France, Groat Britain and Italy are actively engaged in exterminating tho black racos in Africa and tho adjacont isles. The inhabitants had hotter tako time by the forelock and escape to tho Southern United States. AVER'S erry Pectoral CAVED HIS LIFE Co oayo r/lr.T. Wl. Reed, a hlghly roapootod Merchant of Mld cif&town. III., of a Young 17I?11 who was supposed to bo In Consumption. "Ono of my customers, somo o I'cr.vs ago, Imtl a, son who had all ?, L!ic Bytnptomft of consumption. Vita iiatml mctlloincsafronlednim no reiior, mid lie steadily failed until lie \v;i:i unable to leave bis b:?(1. Iii.? mother applied to mo for r*,o;uo remedy and I recom IliC'.Jtlctl Ayci's Cherry Pectoral, i'ho young man took it according j > direct inns, and soon began to KUbrovo until lie became well ivml : lroiig."~T. Mi Heed, Mid dU'town, JH. "Soirio (into ago, I caught a . ( n> cold, my throat and lungs v.- .v badly Inflamed, und I hada l : . i!>le cough. It was supposed ilnt I was a victim of consumn tion, and my friends bad little - hope of recovery. Hut I bought a ? buttlo of Aycr's Cherry Pectoral, look ir, ivnd was entirely cured. HO doubt* 11 saved my life/'? I, JONES, Emorts Cove, Tenn. Aver's Cherry Pectoral Recolvod Highest Awards AT THE WORLD'S PAIR oOOCOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOj Cleveland. n the 2Ut day of this month, to wit, next Monday, President Cleveland and cablnot strike their tents at Washing ton to invade Atlanta. Tho Presidont won his way to tho Whlto House on his first venture by the skin of his teeth, deadly blunder of an old allitor ater, "rum, romanism, and rebellion," struck terror to the forcoblllities, gave to the South her opportunity, assisted her to her feet and to the attitude which she now stoutly and confidently' holds. He was tho friend of the South In her day of need and while many of her peo ple ropudiate his late financial poli cies, all will unite in extending to him a noble recognition, as is due this great statesman and President of tho wholo people. *% "98." Joseph T. Johnson, formerly of Lau rens, now of Spartanburg, has publish ed a book on tho live quoston, tlie cur rency. He favors tho free coinage of silver as a specific for tho ills tho coun try writhes under and with free coin age an era of unrecorded prosperity is to follow. The money question is un involved one, but Mr. Johnson is a clear thinker and the stylo of tho work i" perspicuous. Dr. Hugh K Aiken has It at his drug store at 25 cents a copy, putting it within tho reach of every one. It Is woll worth tho reading. Tho convention reassomblos to-day. Wo are not pinning our faith \4 any body's sleovo. Wo i?io / .& _^at-taii swingors, no, Indeed. But thore are two very lovol hoaded men in the con vention that are apt to koop cool, with good bonds on their shoulders, and they may bo relied on to see that the State suffers no detriment?Theodore G. Barker, of Charleston and John C. Shcppard, of Edgoflold. **# Tho frec-silveritcs assort that our government stamp should mako a greenback paper dollar as good as gold. And yet the rumor Is afloat that Cuba is not recognized becauso Spain has men-of-war afloat. *** A rumor of tho assassination of President Clovoland got currency last week. There was no foundation for tho flam. NOTICE ?TO? Tax Payers. Treasurer's Office, Laurens C. H.,S.C, Sept. 26th, 1895. In accordance with an Act of tho General Assembly of 1894, repealing Seotion 203 of tho General Statutes of 1882, appearing as Section 322 of tho Rovlsed Statutes of 1893, I will not attend tho different places in the Coun ty as heretofore to collect Taxes, but will bo in my office at Laurens Court House, from the 15th day of October to the 31st day of December, 1895. TAX LEVY. Stato Tax,. 4A Mills. County Tax. 2? " Rail Road Tax,.34 " School Tux,.2 " Total,.12* Mills. Special for Laurens Graded School,. 4* Mills. Special for Waterloo Graded School,. 3 Mills. Poll Tax $1.00. Every male clti/.on between tho ages of Twenty-ono and Fifty years, except thoso incapable of earning a support from being maimed or from other causes, and those who are now exempted by law, shall bo deemed Taxable Polls. Tax payers owning property in the dilYeront Townships are earnestly re quested to call for recoipts in each Township, thereby saving time, and perhaps penalties and cost. J. D. MOCK, County Treasurer. Sopt. 20, 1895?tf SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. Condensed Schedule in Effect OCTOBER 6, 1895. Trains run by 76th Meridian Time STATIONS. Ii.lily No. 11. Lv Charleston. " Columbia . " Prosperity Ar Ncwhcrry . Ar Clinton.(Ex Sun). " Laurent*.(Ex Sun) '(.?'o am 11.10 a m 12.24 p m 12.3V p m 2.35 pm 3.10 p m " Ninety-Six , Greenwood , ?' Hodge*. 1.37 pm 1.07 p m 2.3ft li in Abbeville. I 8.10 p m Helton.".I 3.20 p in Anderson.,. | 3.60 pin Grcenvlllo.| 4.36 p 111 Atlanta. I 9.30 p m STATIONS. Lv Greenville ... Piedmont. Willlamstou Anderson.I 11.1? a m Bclton .... Donald's Ahlxivllle. I 11.'. am I 11.51 p 111 i 11.30 P III Hoopes. Greenwood, Ninety-Six , 12.11 pro 12.AO p m I.08 p m Ar Laurens.(Ex 8uu) Clinton.(KxSnn) Row berry. Prosperity . .Columbia., ... Charleston . 10.40 a m 11.10 a in bally No. 15 r, ixi pm 5.I11 nin 6.5ftam 0.51am 7.20am 7.12am 7.54 am 8.20 am 8.20 am lQ.lOani Dally No. 1:1 7.'.'0,ii,1 11.26am I2.10pin 1.10pm l.::0pm 1.53 pm 2.07pm 3 lOpm 8.10pm f. :;t>pm STATIONS. Lt ChVrictton Ar " Columbia " " Alston " " Cm tue " " Oalon " " JomstHIo " " Pacolet " Ar Oplrt'b'K Lv Lt Otirt'b'g Ar, Ar Aihovllt? Lv! Dally No 11 8.00r>m 8.46pm 3.00pm J.ftOpm I. 05pm 12.40pm I2.23pin II. 1 mi 11.18am 7 10am 2.08 p m 2.22 pm 3.30 p m S ()') )> in Mallv No. 10 11.10am 1.3oam I2.l'>am 11.18am 11.33pm 11.10pm ll.Otpm 10.94pm 10..?ipm 6.80 pm Trains leavo Kpfutiinburg, A. and C. division northbound 6:18 a. ra.. 10:43 p. m., 8:22 p. m., 6:18 p. m.,Vestlbuled Limited); southbound, 12:60 a. mi , 8:06p. in., 6:25n. m., 11:87a. m.,(Vestlbuled Limited). Trains leavo Green 1 lllo, A. and C. Division, northbound, 5:00a. m., 2:16 p. m., 0:61 p. m., and 6:30 p. m? (Vcstlbuleol Limited); southbound, 1:60*. mv 4:62 p. ni? 6*21 n. m? 12:28 p. m., (Ves tibulo Limited). I'alliimm Nervlr*. Trains 15and 16 bettveen Ashovilleand Colum bia mako connections at Columbia with K. ( '. A; P.. trains 35 and SS, raid carry through Pullman sleepers between AsImcvIUo and Jacksonville. Pullman Palace Bleeping Cam on Trains 86 and 86, 81 and 82, 37 anc\ 88, on A. apd C. Division. W. A. T?RK, S. II. IIARDWICK, Gen. Pass. Agt. Aa't Gun. Pas. Agt., Kant. Sys. W. H. GREEN, J. M. C?LP. Gen. Htipcrlntcmlojut, TrafllcMcr. Washington, D. C. P. I. WELLES, Bupt,, Columbia, 8. 0. That Tired Feeling Mood's Sarsaparille. Makes the Weak Strong. "I cheerfully announce the facts of % course of treatment with Hood's ?arsnparllla. I was troubled with a dm! hendncho and that tired feeling. 1 am employed by the St. Louis & Sao Francisco Railway and was nut In all kinds of weather. 1 began to take il ood's Sarsapartlla, aad after taking six bottles X felt perfectly well and had a good appetite. Hood's Sarsapartlla la a great blood purifier and i gladly recommend it," C. K. TlUOETTfl, Monott, Mr. O. K. TlbbcttH. Missouri, llo iure to get Hood's and only Hood's, because Sarsa parilla Hood's Cures -*<t^>^r>^/tV^^M^'fc>*eV<ey Hood's Pills aro the best family ..alharUo and over medicine. Harmless, reliable, mire. 8TATE of SOUTH CAROLINA A 0 Bounty of Laurexh, ,Oourt of Common Picas. Jane E. Ray, Plaintiff, Against Wi ley Murfl, a.s administrator of M. H. Murff, deceased, et a I., Defen dants. Porst'.4Lt to ft Decree in Iho above stp.:.-.] cause, I will sell at public Oiitury, at Lacreris Court House, RjUth Carolina, within tbe logal hours ?f s?lo, on Balesday In No vember, 1895, Oeing the4th day of the month, the following described real estate? All that tract or plantation of land in Sullivan's Township, Lau rons County, South Carolina, con taining one Hundred and fifty ?eres, more or less, bounded by lands of Alewine, Knight and others, the same being the homestead whereon M". H. Murff lived at the time of his death. Terms of Snle--Ono-half cash; the balance on a credit of twelve monthsj with interest from day of sale, eredit portion to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises, with leave to the purchaser to pay the whole of the purchase money cash. Purchaser to p*iy fur papers. J. II. WHARTON, Oil. 11, '93?ilf c. o. C. P. Executors Notice. Take notice that as Fxecutor of the last will of Mrs. P. E. Mont Joy, I will on the 21st day of Novem ber next demand of the Probate Judge of Laurens County, n dis charge from said trust. It. Li. BAILEY, Oof. 14, '95?4t Executor. Street Letter-Boxes. Street Letter-Boxes having been erec ted at convenient points on the Public Square, mail matter will.be collected therofrom at tbe following hours, and at no other time: For Laurens Rnilroad at 9 00 A. M., P. R. & W. C. Railroad at 12 00 noon SLlSST" On Sundav mail will bo col lected at 10.30 A. M. only. Mail matter intended for the above Railroads prepared after tbe hours des ignated must be carried ti the Potd Of tice. T. B. Crews, P. M. GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TDM 18 JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. QAI.ATIA, U.I.S., NOV. IC, 1S0O. Paris Modlolno Co., St. Louis, Mo. Gentlemen:?Wo sold lust yonr, COO bcttlori ot OIIOVK'S TA8TBLB88 OHILL TONIC und have bought three gross already tills year. In all ourox< perlonco of 11 yours, in tbo drug business, liavo never sold nn nrtido thatgavo such untvorsal satin XaoUon as your Toulo. \ours truly, AS**FY<CAR3 t; 00 For sale by Dr. B. F. Posky, Laurens, S. C r [Poor means ::o much more than i tyou ?mr.p;inc.?3cnous ancH /fatal diseases result frorrH ^trillinc; ailment:) neglected, i Don't: play with Nature's f f greatest gift?health. ' if you Hie fccliuif "I put of sorts, wenW. J i imI generally cx-1 I hnuctcd, nervous, j Ihove r.> appetite 1 JOIItl c work, X l t. y:\\ i'l onrctak- \ i'i big I ho most relia- * i!1 ? strengthening ?' i i iti( ino.whlcn fa d n own'a Iron Bit?1 lUrs, A few hot . 'iio-benefit li i K i from 111 I-, v ly first dose-// t/il/H your 0ixl it's .111 U take. 3iS mm**}''' Dyspep.-tu?, Innd Liver ; Neuralgia, TrotcbJe Constipation.' l.:.A Ulood } Malaria, Narvods ailments*! Women':-. eoirfplaintSi Vf'.t t only the pcilbllia Ii Im l?r.. ,.ic?l red llncHon ine wrapper. 'Altothers mc-sub ?:. Tu n slltutes. On receipt Of t?vo*c .? i niipi We will acttcl Bet < I I o i utlful W orld* Pair View* und 1 BROWN CHEMICAL ( '1 P.MwTIMORE. MD. 1 Where do You Buy Your ' # Clothing Shoes and Hats, fic.? # It will pay you to buy them of DAVIS & R?PER, 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. Soirje of Oixt Prices. Shoes from 25 cents to $5.00. Hats from 25 cents to $5.00. Mens' Suits from $2.00 to $25.00. oys' 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 are latest styles and Lowest Prices. Trunks and Valises all prices. We want your trade?call and see us. IM US & ROPER, Famous Clothing, Shoe and Hat Store. LAURENS, S. C. MAGNETIC NERVINE. Is sold with written guarantee to euro Nervous. Prostra tion, ruts, plxil noss,Headache and Neuralgia andWakO' r 111111? ? ,< :m i. 1 by ex* CeSHlVOUBOOfOplUm, Tobacco and Aloo tio); Mental Depros alon, Softening of the Brain. causing Misery, Ineanlty'andtDeath; llarroncsH, Impotoncy, Lost Power in oithor box. Premature Old A?e, Involuntary Losses, caiiwod by ovor-lndulgcnco, ovor-oxortlon of the Drain and Errors <>f Youth. It ?Pres to Weak Organs tholr Natural Vigor atid doubles the, Joya of life: eures Lucorrhcoa and Femido Weakness. A month's treot mont, in plain package, by mall, to any address, 11 per box, 0 boxes $6. With evory W order wo glvo n Written Guarantee to cure or refund the money, circulars Tree. Uuarantoo issued only by our ex clusive agent. For salo by The Laurons Drug Co. W. L. Douglas GL*\ QUf>ET 13 THE BEST. SjgiJ VllVhi FIT FOR A KING. ^to?S&&. CORDOVAN, ^Bry Tk. rRtNCH4'cNAMELLEi:)c/vi-F Mi{ , , cM4.*3.SP FlME CAlf&KANQAROQ, flPMWV ^3.3? POLICE,3soles. ? JljlSAWM BROCKTON, Over One Million People wear the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our shoes are equally satisfactory ritey give tho best value for the money, rhey equal custom Shoes In style and fit. riiclr wearing qualities are unsurpassed. The prices are uniform,? stamped on sole. From $i to $3 saved over other makes. If your dealer cannot supply you wo can. Sold by . W. A. JAMIE80N, Laurons,*S. C. PURE DKUGS Are very essential when a person is ill and adulterat ed medicines cannot possi bly have the curative powers like wholesome medicines but DU. B. F. POSEY keeps nothing but the best and purest Drugs and Medicines and people wanting anything in my line will do well to call. I also carry a large stock of Teilet Articles, Staticncry, acca, Cigars, Colognes, Toilet and Laundry Soap and a hundred and one other things kept in a first-class Drug Store. I keen QAROEH SEEDS of reliable houses constantly on hand and sell tiietn at reasonable prices. Yours for mutual benefit, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRU66IST NOTICE Any porson having business with the County Supervisor. I will bo In the office on Nfonday of each week botwoon tho hours 10 a. in. to 3 p. m. It. P. Adair, Supervisor of Laurens County, S. C Here is WliQre -YOU ? Will Fif)d UsT ? Can Furnish You from Parlor to Kitchen. Let's figure on your House, and we pay FREIGHT. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & CO Laurens, S, C. ?FOR THE? LIVER AND KIDNEYS Wards OlT malaria. Is a pleasant and Invigorating modloino. Par ticularly effeotivo In the cure of Dyspepsia. Lndigostion, Nausea. Siek Headache, Sour Stomach, otc. A valuablo liver regulator. Cor rocts all disorders of the kidneys. Wonderfully beneficial in female complaints. Taken along with quinine, is an effectual cure for ('hills. A groat appetizer when taken heforo meals. After meals aids digestion. In large 25 cents, 50 eents and $1 bottles. Sold wholesale by The Murray Drug Co., Columbia, S. C. Sept. 2-1, 180-1?ly. LauroiiN City Schools. Next Session begins MONDAY, BKPT. 16th, Cheap rates of Board and Tui tion. Courso of Instruction thorough, For further information apply for Catalogue. J. H. WATKINS, Superintendent. J. B, PARK, Attorney at Law, laukkns, - - South Carolina. Matt' Special attention given to the in vestigation of tltlc? and collection of claims. PUBMAN UNIVERSITY, GREENVILLE, S. C. The next Session will open Septem ber ?.'."?, ls??.">. Write for circulars, cat alogues or for information about Courses of instruction, .Mess Hal), Hoarding, &o. Inquire about examination to .?e held by School Commissioner, August 2.1 for scholarship worth c. Manly, D. d. 1 'resident. WOFF?RD COLLEGE? Jas. H. Carlisle, L.L.I)., President. A. v;. [tEMUKRT, Head Master. Expenses for one year, from .$150 to $200. Next Session begins Oct. r, 1895. ffoV For Catalogue, address j. A. Gamewell, Spartanburg, s. C. flAMLIN BEATTIE, President. I-'. l?\ Capers, Scc'y and Troas. .1 ?lius ('. Smith, Vice I'rcs. fj. W. PARKER, Manager of Loans. Piedmont Savings -# mid Investment Co., Greenville; S. C. Assets (over) $125,000.00. Why pay house-rent when with the same money in a short while you can own your home? IlupiiiK) of Lewis W. Simklns, Esq., or at tho ofAce of tho Company for our loan circular. Wo pay r* per cent, interest on de posits, oilico in the National Bank of Greenville.