The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 27, 1896, Image 3

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HOME AFFAIRS TUE RECORD OF LAURENN UP TO DATE. OCT. 27. Annual Inspection. The Qary Watte Guards, Capt. Lock wood, tho only military. organization in this county, will be inspected by Adjutant and Inspector General Watts, on Saturday afternoon next, at 3:30 o'clock, at the New Prospect School House, near Boyds Cross Roads. The public are invited to be present, espe cially the ladies. Gon. Watts and Sheriff McOravy are expected to do liver speeches on tho occasion. To The Ladles. Now is the time to look well after your strawberries. By tho 15th of No vember the plants should be in the ground. Select a loamy soil. Manure very highly and when you think you have been generous add more. Pre pare deeply and pulveriso thoroughly. Eighteen inches In rows two feet apart. Three hundred plants will supply an ordinary family. Got tho largest varieties and this will save time in gathering^ It is the surest of our fruit crops. If Bryan gotb in we will have sugar free. McKinloy also is friendly to sugar. Think of great oval red luscious borries smothered in cream about tho ides of April By the 10th of Decomber mulch but not deoply with partially rotted loaves of last wintor. Our Game. In a previous issue, wo called atten tion incidentally to our game laws In connection with Col. Woodward's effort to stock his county with tho Phoasant. Tho quail, our socallod partridgo, is native here and notwi< standing bad treatment and dostri o practices manages to survive It tho greatest luxury our farmers onio>-?it is one at thoir doors, if they take stops to pro teot tho birds. Besides nil 6mall birds to dostroy insects are of great concorn to farmers and tho?o who grow treos. The game cannot bo preserved, nor tho small birds, oxcopt by onforcing the laws. This will not bo done by indiv iduals. What Is ovory body's business Is nobody's business. We suggest therefore that tho gunners and sports men with tho farmers form clubs In every neighborhood In the connty tor the purpose of enforcing the game laws of tho State. It will help tho sportsmen because game will soon be plentiful. Tho landowner will readily entor Into the arrangemont and will be glad to have his friends pursue the f;amo on his grounds?but he would iko to havo tho selection of his frionds. In a fow years the woods would bo full of turkeys and no moro complaint of insoots destroying our corn and fruit troos. A nice all wool red ilannol at only 124 cents at Jamlcson's. To see our lino of capos and jackets means a purchase. Capos from $1 25 up to $15.00 at Jamlcson's. A solid button 3hoe for ladies for only 75 cents worth $1 00. Seo our all wool filling home made jeans for only 22* cents at Jamieson's. To Masonic Brethren. According to tho action of tho Grand l.od".' at tho last annual communica tion. Lodgo dues to that body must be paid ten days before tho annual communication. Mombers of Wallace Lodge, which meets 31st instant will please come prepared to squaro thoir dues. T. R. L. GRAY, W.M. Wm. McCLiINTOCK, Soc'y. Attention, AlUnncc,.\enl Little River Alliance will he re-or ;anized at Rock Ford School House, on laturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, No vember 7Ch. Ail farmers and others interested in Alliance work are res fiectfully invited and urged to be on land promptly. Y. C. Hei.lams. A BIG SHOW COMING. Rinoliko Bros.' Grbat Exhibition 'ro Visit Tuis City Soon. Arrangements have been completed for the visit of the Bingling Bros.' World's Greatest Shows to Laurent?. _ This memorable event will occur Fri day November 18th. The Ringling Bros, are so far in advance of all com nor.itors that a eomnarison with any other tented exhibition would be super fluous. Nothing like this vnst exposi tion of all thai is marvelous in the circus and zoologic world lias ever before beeil gathered together under a single man agement. Among its many features are the famous Nelson Family of nine acrobats, the greatest arenic feature ever presented in a circus ; the three Da Comas,the greatest of all great aerial performers ; the Landauer troupe of nine flexible models, in a remarkable ? reproduction of famous old-world stat uary : the French Family of expert bicyclers and roller Hkaters ; Joseph Le Fluer, the aerial somersaultist and high diver ; M'lle Irwin, the "human top all the world's greatest male and female riders, including Mike Rooney, Wm. De Mott, Ohas. Anson, Jerome Diehl, Albert Leonard, Elena Ryland, Lizzie Rooney, Josie Nelson, Bailie Hughes and Marion Leslie ; three herds ? of performingelephantsatid a complete circus of trained pigs, sheep, goats, horses, ponies, hears and other animals. Added to all this is a grand introductory snfiotncle. in which the resplendent Fes tfval of Olympus is presented on a scale of magnificence never before equaled, even by its classic and splendor-loving originators in old Greece. Riegling Bros.' great oiroiis is this season larger, better and more comprehensive than ever. The paraphernalia used is the most massive and the most attractive over mruluforn circus; the cages, dens, chariots and even the bagage wagons, are resplendent with brilliantly illu minated ornamentation, and, all in air the world has never seen so beautil^'? costly and dazzling an exhibition .J?1* procession which inaugurates y'rous flay is out a mile in length,anborge? piis beyond the imagination torol,t!eive' There are ten distinct kindsof music, including the famous chinKof Kremlin pc)!s, and over n thousap^ men, women and phjflren, The performance is given In three rings, upon two elevated Stages, dn a quarter-mile hippodrome traok,ayd under the dome of the largest *a canvas Amphitheatre ever constructed, .T and is iersonally managed by the five famous/ proprietors of this biggest of big shows. I Organs and Pianos. I do bot bog beg any person to buy of me, bit if you valuo pour dollars, I will pjsltivofy save you many of them on thi price of a piano or organ. See my /'Organs and ' guaranty. They talk./ Call at my photograph studio, over Bank of Laurons. Don't buy ?n ttl yhu see what I can do. L A. McCOJU>. Winning new laurels evory day? Buanjtftauth Htovo Hold only XV ?? M. & RHpVilkiiH ft Co. VV Pay tho ? freight / You are entirely satiated J*lth a " chte' rost on one of our/2.Ou/prings. us send you one on /rial/ Wo pay freight. / . ? S. M. A K, H. WlKes & Co. --jj?i-J~ . Bargains In Pl^o?. leatfiifol lipftghtfjanos from i.QO up, at* M. A Malone's, Co? ibla, S. 0. / et EVENTS PAST AND FUTURE?YI8IT0BB?A DETACHMENT OFF FOR GALA? THE CONCERT. The State Fair is the grand holiday for the wholo State. Come to this office for best rates for advertisements. Examine our columns before deciding whore to do your fall trading. Our merchants are simply on one continuous bustle these days. Mrs. John Robinson, of Clinton, was in town visiting Mrs. Elolse Shell last weok. Now that Greenwood is not to have a slice of Laurons wo hopo our neigh bors will got their new county. Mr. E. H. Wilkes loft Monday for the West to buy a large lot of Furniture. Watch for tho bargains on his return. Very probably Laurons will sond a large representation to Gala Weok ? Tho festivities bogin to day. Seo Miss Jessie Ileverlo's card In this issue. There is always demand for a Stenographor. Rev. W. F. Jacobs and wlfo of Clin ton caino up to town on tholr "wheels" yesterday. Mr. Loland Frlerson, of Spartan burg came down to spend Sunday with his relatives horo. Mr. Edward Matthews left for Vir ginia on a ploasant occasion on yester day. On his roturn Mr. Matthews will bo accompanied by his brido. Gala Weok in tho city by tho Sea was inaugurated yesterday, but there is plenty of time to tako in tho great attractions ? The Ringlinp Circus and monagorle: by unanimous expression of the Press, is tho finest show over seen In tho South. Piold peas arc. reported to bo short this yoar and tho Southern Cultivator advises farmers to be particular to 6avo seed as tho price will probably bo high in tho Spring. Mr. Hale, of Kosten, a manufacturer, largely interested in Southern Cotton Mills and a stockholder in tho Laurens Mill, is on a tour South, and spent Sunday in tho city visiting President Lucas. Mrs. Walter Gray arid Mrs. Norwood of Grconvillo arrived in town last Tuesday to bo with their Father, Mr. J. K. Vance, who is quite sick at the residence of Mr. S. W, Vance In this city. Liston for the bolls, boll3, Wcdlnjf bolls at Ora, at 3 p. in., this afternoou Anothor incorrigible mado a Bene dict?gono down before tho fatal glaa cos of a bright Advertiser corres pondent. It is'nt every one that has a lopg purse or a big bank account and qan go to tho State Fair; but it is witiin tho means of all to enjoy tho circus ind Ringling's great show will be heroine 13th proximo. Havo ready tho poniies and gratify tho kids. . / Dispensary oflicials are having p'enty of company. Tho Grand Juries of Aiken, Sumtcr, Richland, Chestd1 and other counties aro presenting (punty onicials, notably auditors and froasu rori for shortages and tho Petit Juries are convicting tho offenders rigat and left. In a recent issuo wo called altontion to Minter'a, Jamieson's, and puvis St Rpper'a as delightful resorts for tho ladies in cotton-solling-timo. df course tho men novor darken the doors of those establishments. These are the places for Hats, Clothing, Shoes, No tions and Delicacies. Now wo want to add another charming cnllng place for uho dear creatures who love the good and beautiful?W.G.WJson & Co. Professor McGco was kil/ed by ma chinery at Clomson Collegdon Thurs day last while lecturing to tho Senior Class. He was Professor of Agricul tnrQ. about twenty-four years of ago, and ot u??at promise. Six weeks ago ho was here, .~ nne Df t,ne Lecturers of the Farmers Instil,, ?nd made a splendid impression UpoC people and friends of all who mot him. ttc is a loss to tho State and South. Ho vt~. a native of Mississippi. Mrs. Lou Knight, tho wife of Mr. M. A. Knight, cliod on tho morning of the 25th inst., at tho residence of her son, Mr. C. B. Boho, in this city. Sho had been long in ill health and a fow wcoks sinco visited her son, hoping that tho change would he beneficial.? Mrs. Knight was a noblo Christian lady, a member of tho Baptist church, and bore with patience hor long afflic tion. Hor romains were laid away at Highland Home on Monday last, at tonded by a largo conccypso of mourn ing relatives and neighbors. The itth of November tho g-eatest week for upper Carolina is on>ls and with us. The Fair week is a part and parcel of us. Columbia is oo<y soventy five miles from us and iynay bo said to be in a stono's throw. 5?e rail roads are doing their part. E/ory body will go. Wharton, Humboi* Pedon, Vanco, Watts, Gray of Gray/01'1'1! and dozens of others will be <horo with thoir splondid horses, jorsoys, aldernys, games and roya)f>r?ducts gonorally of Laurons-v-tho b^1 county in tho Stato. Tho ladies wM g? and send their beau tiful art croons. It will"*0 delightful intolligonco to tho mo'j' People who were pronent at tho c/fc?rt givon by Mis. W. E. Lucas in j.nuary and especially to those who bPng absent on that occasion, merely ' >eard of what thoy had missod, that on Friday evening November the sixth/ another opportunity of hearing ho' play will bo afforded thom. Tho cor cert this timo will bo for tho bono? of the proposed now Mothodlst chure, mend ltsolf to all. Mrs. Lucas wll/bo assisted by splendid talont from Sar tanburg and tho programme wilV>m brace both vocal and instrumenta'11111' sic. 7 an object which will Tho fact that The AnvERTitfu did not anpoar at it* usual time las'week and then only us a half shoot *s due to tho loss of the outsidos whi? mys teriously disappeared in thp' way down from Groonville. Wo se/l thorn out howovor with to-day's p der that our roadors may story commonccd in last w and continued in to-day's very much annoyod about y pearanco of tho paper ou/olvos an*! expressed our opinion of tp carole' ncss of tho railroad official/with )fi but wo hopo that our subfrlbon bo moro pationt. This ou/flrst, In flvo years wo promise it duco In flvo moro. I will b Stenogri'hy T iad to IwO'W pupils in ?months, at ofl^0 ?' l*auron8 u '.M, ?. Hart's boarding \7 factory or Ieverlo. Don't Delay* If you desire Piano or Organ a) For particulars A.Ma!frnof Coluf lecure a fine >lg bargain.? or call on M. 8.O. Premium List Gray Court Stock Show. Best mule colt under one year old? W. B. Cheek, First; M. A. Burdlne, Second. Best pair mules, either sex?J N Leak, First; W E Gray, Second. Best Jack?J Westmoreland, First; ! J T Peden, Second. Best Jenette?J T Peden, First. Best horse colt under three months old?H 8 Wallace, First; J S Bolt, Seo ond. Beet horse colt over one year and un der two year?F R Owlngs, First, R. L. Gray, Second. Best horse colt over two years and under three?Mrs. J H Cannon, First; W R Cheok, Second. Best mare colt under three months? S J Bolt, First. Best mare colt under one year old? Jack Fleming, First; T Babb, Socond. Best maro colt 1 year old and under 3 year?J W Wham, First; W E Gray, Second. Best mare eolt two years old and un dor threo?James H Taylor, First, L E Lanford, Second. Best maro throe years old and over, South Carolina raised?T T Tolerson, First; J G lirown, Second. Best golding three years old and over, South Carolina raised?W E Martin, First; John Cheek, Second. Best stallion three years old and ovor South Carolina raised?J 8 Kollett, First; Win Mitchell, Second. BeBt maro and suckling colt?II S Wallace, FlrBt, G A Fuller, Second. Best stall ion open to the world?J 8. Kellctt, First; Babbtown Cleavoland Bay Company, Second. Boat stallion and four of his colts?H S Wullaco, First; Cleaveland Bay Company, Second. Best harness stallion, three yoars old and ovor?S McDuncan, First: J T Peden, Second. Best harness maro three years old and over?W C Bullington, First; L E Burns, Second, Best harness gelding three years old and ovor?J A Smith. First; W E Mar tin, Second. Best lady horsoback rldor?Mrs. H B Gritton. Best fancy single turnout?J A Smith, First. Best colt under two years old led bo side horso half mile?S E Mason, First: J N Loak. Socond. liest Standard bred horse three years old and over?Watt RoborBon, First; Abb Payne, Socond. Best standard bred horso colt two years old and under throe?Payno & Lahir, First; Best standard bred stallion any ago ?J W Anderson, First; Paul Moore, Second. Best light draft stallion?J R Willis, First. Best saddle stallion?J W Holland, First; D W Burdotto, Second, , Best saddle mare any age?Sampson Babb, First; R L Hollams, Second. Best saddle gelding any ago?H L Roper, First; T J Weathers, Second. Best harness stallion one year old and under two?S E Mason, First; Wade Finloy, Second. Best harness maro two year old and under three?W E Chapman, BMrst. Best harness gelding two years old and under three?H Lahir, First; W R Chcok, Second. Best harness golding three years old and ovor South Carolina raisod? J A Smith, First; E B Garrison, Sec ond. Best harness mare, three years old and ovor South Carolina raised?Watt Robertson, First; C S Fuller, Second. Best slnglo harness mule?S R Gray, First; W L Satterfield, Second. Best pair harness mules either box? W T Tumbling, First; J W Jenkins, Socond. Bost pair harness mares and Fold ings any age?Dr. Stopp, First; Brown & Fuller, Second. Best double ono of each sex--Dr. Step]), First; J A Smith, Socond. Best girl hersoback rider?Carrie Peden, First. Bost faney turnout, double, lady and gontloman?O E Gray and -Miss Suo Owlngs, First; Dr. Stepp and Miss Bwltzer, Socond. Fastest mu'o in harness half mile heat?W L Satterfield, First; F W Ma hailey, Second. HOGS, SHEEP AND GOATS. Best Grade, Chester White?E T Shell, First. Bcof poir Guina pigs?J T Peden. Bes^w-J^r-JJ^ Best Essex pig?C L o... Best Augora Goat?C L ?w?-... LADIES DEPARTMENT. Best canned peaches?Mrs. R L Gray, blue; Mrs. L C Dorroh. red. Bost canned cherries?Mrs. L C Dorroh, blue. l Bost cannod pears?Mrs. L C Dorroh, blue. Best tomato^__MrSi h L. Swit/.or, blue. Best cucumber pi*M0_Mr6. L 0 Dorroh. blue. , Bost tomato pickle?Mrs. t, q Dor roh, blue. Bost Cherry Pickles?Mrs. L C. Dor roh, blue. Best chow chow?Mrs. II L Swlt*'', blue. / Beet poach preserves?MrB. L C?ov roh, blue. , Bost quince preserves?Mrs/R L Gray. / Best pear preserves?Mrs. R /"ray, O'UO. / Best water melon rind pr/crves? Mrs. Lulu Parks. Best grapo jelly?Mrs. Gray, blue. 7 Best applo jolly?Mrs. i L oray, blue. / Best scuppormong Jollf-Mrs. A A Garlington, blue; Mrs. AA Garlington, red. 7 Best muscadlno jell^-Mrs, A B Stewart, blue. BJ8t applo jolly?Wb. A B Stewart, red. 7 flest poach jolly?Ju>8. A B Stewart, blio. Best muscadln/ acid?Mrs. II J fwit/.or, blue. / / Bost chorry acid?Mrs. R L G**' blue. Bost muscadlno acid?Mrs. ?rW> red. Best grapo wine-Miss 9?nky <7ul hortson, blue. , Best blackborry wlno^-Mita 7anky Culbcrtson, blue. / / QuAvrp. Embroidered Stoddard, blue; flm L 1V%?1 EP%?J' Crazy quilt, Alk-MJ S B Plu89' blue; Mrs. W DByrch ?1, H , 8wit/ Embroidorcd S?arr- Mr8' " u Wwltz 0lLairworkqulvAMl980orrIoChook' M82i i ~ ,,ailt-Mrs. H Y Simp Patch work'^Y Simpson, red. son, blue; Mr" {Milt 17fc ' old__ Embrr atfon?Miss Mancy Mar klWOraWl quilt?Miss Suo A O^gs, bluoyllss Magglo Williams, Crazy caljfo quilt?Miss Maggio Williams, blib. 'ANCY WORK? Pin oushi/h?Mrs. W D Byrd, blue. Fancy cap?Mr. Zeno Wilson, blue. Skirt onjn work?Miss Lulu Aber nrombi? quo. Chair tfly?Miss Lucy Barksdalo, blue. / / Hantfktfchlof holdor? Miss Salllo Knigkt, ?in?' Ceiton piece ombroider--Mrs. 8 B Plus/, bfio; Mrs. J F Bolt, rod. ?jonier pieco ana raat embroider- - Miel Ucy Barksdalo, blue; Mrs. 8 B Byrd.blue. /Collection ?tarnpa on ohina?Miss JAtlu Knight, bluo. / Drawn insertion?Mrs. Glonn Full er, blue; Miss Mary Langston, red. Spanish beano scarf?M> Mary L?ngstem, blue. 7 Crochet purse?Mrs. S B juss, blue. Lace handkerchief?Mrs. f? D Byrd, blue. Embroidered doilye ? N&s SaRlo Knight, blue. Drawing, dog and pu?Mrs. 8 B Plus8, blue. Drawing, lion?Miss L^y Baaksdale, blue. Crayon work -Mrs. VVD Byrd, blue. Crochet insert/Pi'-Miss Salllo Knight, blue. / Apron cross stitch?.easie Bix, blue. $100 Kewa/QftlOO The readers of (fis paper will be Ideased to learn lhat there is at east ono drcad/d disease that science has been/able to cure In all its stages, and/ that is Cutarrb. Hall's Catarrh pure is tlio only positive cure inown to the medi cal fraternity. Catarrh being a con stitutional disease, requires a con stitutional treatment. Hull's Catarrh euro is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving Iho pa tient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith In its curative powers, that they offer one hundred dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for listof testimonials. P. J. CHENEY & Co , Toledo, O. <HT Sold by druggists. Never Before Was thero such bargains offered In Pianos and Organs as you will And at M. A. Malone's in Columbia. Seo us for Clothing and gonts under wear boforo buying. At Jamicson's. A beautiful lino of dress goods in all colors for only 12i cents at Jamioson's. Don't fail to see our all wool sorgoi 40 inches wide at a big bargain at Jam/ ieson's. / Make Homo Happy. By selecting one of those beaui ful Pianos or Organs, which M./ Malonc, of Columbia, is offering/at great bargains. AUinnoo Meeting. The Lisbon Alliance will IHflA at New Prospect School House on We 7th day of November next, at 1 :30*Vlook P. M. Hon. C. AV. Shell and Hoi. O. P. Goodwin will deliver addrcssr* upon said occasion. The public is ?rdially invited to attend. Lot the farmers all come alul bring their families!and dis cuss and hear discussed what is best for their interest. Jaukd D. SulUVAX, A. It. Holmes, Sec'y. President. Pianos and Organs. McCord will soli you a fust-class Piano or Organ cheaper than any other doalor. Ilonas the State agency for tho leading manufactories, and no*| expense; common sense would say, if you wish to save money, buy from Mc Cord. Theso Pianos and Organs aro moth and mouse proof. L. A. McCord, Laurens, S. C. Watch it grow, S. M. & E. H. Wilkcs & Co.'s trade. Sovon years ago it was an infant. To-day it is in young man hood. Continue to watch it grow and ask them tho reason. Bargains in Organs. Organs from $35.00 up at M. A. Malone's, Columbia, S. C. Tho Reedy River Baptist Asso ciation, ono of ti?o oldoot organiza tions In the upper section ot the 8tate, has boon divided, and the churches in Laurcns County have formed a new organization which has taken as Its namo the "L*"" rens Baptist Association," with Capt. G. W. Shell as moderator, Rev. J. B. Parrott clerk, B. L. Hen derson, assistant clerk, and C. H. Roper treasurer. Capt. Shell was unanimously elected, and he showed much feeling at this mark of hi9 brothren's love and confl Imce.?Greenville Mountaineer. State ^ ^outiTCarolina," County of l,.,eks. Court of Probate, Copy Summons for Relief. / B. Wilcut as Administrator of tho jot sonal ostato of Joel B. Wilcut and iudi; \idually, Plaintiff against Johl u. WilJ cut and Mary io. Thompson Deren! To tho Dofendants John It. Mary B. Thompson. " antl You arc hereby summonod and requlrod 'to answer tho complaint in tins action, which was this day liletf in tho olllco ot tho Judgo of Probato for the said County, and to servo a copy c/.vour answer to tho said complaint oX the subscribers at their ollico at I/urons Court House, South Carolina, Mithin twenty days af ter thoservloo hp'oof, oxolusivoof thoday of such service Mid if you fail to answor tho oomplah/ within the time aforesaid, tho PlaintL' ln this action will apply to tho Court*1" l?o rollet' demanded in tho coinplaifj' .? , . _ , . Date/^1ct- mh> A? J) ? 1806. BALL, SIM KINS & BALL, Plaintiff's Attornoys. Trvfary B. Thompson, Nonrosldeut De; .oudaut. . Please tako notice that the Complaint In this action was lllod in tho ollloo of tho Judgo of Probato for Laurens County, Stato of South Carolina, on tho 10th day of Oct. 1890. BALL, SIMKINSA BALL, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. Attest;?O. C4. THOMPSON, j.r. l. c. Laurens, 8. 0., Oct. 16,1800.- Gt STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Laurens. Court of Common Pleas.v J. H. Wharton, as c. c. c. It* and g. s., administrator, etc., of J. H. Irby and others, In Re G. M. Irby, as Executor of Wm. Irby, vs. Marcy E. Irby and others. Pursuant to a decree of tho Court in tho above stated caso, I will sell at Laurens, C. Tl., S. C, Saleeday in November, 1896, tho samo' being tho 2d day of the month, during legal hours of sale, nt public outcry to tho hlghost bld i '), all that tract or parcel of land lying, being and situate in the County of Laurons, Statoof South Carolina, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of B. F. Terry. Robert McDanlel, Joel McDaniol and others. Terms?One-half cash; balanco on a credit of twelve nonths. from dato of sale, with Interest from date; credit portion to be secured by a mortgage and bond of tho purchaser. Jf the terms of tho salo aro not compiled with tho land may be re-sold on tho samo day at the risk of the former pur chaser. Purchaser to pay for pa pers. J. H. WHARTON, _ Jljj^jjjjO. o. r. AND Federal Election State op Sout/ Carolina, Count/ of Laurens. For Congressman for the 4th Con gressional District State of South Car olina, in the 66 digress of the Uuited States of AnicriA. For two Presi dential Electors ft Large and,. Seven Presidential Eletfors, one for each Dis trict, to be held fa Tuesday the ttd day of November, lf/0. Notice is herey given that an Elec tion will be he? on Tuesday the :id day of XovemVi 1890, for the follow ing oflicers to ft: For Congres/uan. 4th Congressional District for tp State of South Caro lina; For tw^rosidential Electors at large, and Se*n Presidential Electors, one for eac/ Congressional District. The Polls sail he opened at such vot ing PreoiiiJ* as are established by law at 7 o'oloekjn the forenoon and close at 4 o'cloq in the afternoon of the same day, fid shall he kept open dur ing these A>urs without intermission or adjour/ient. The Managers shall ad minister/) oath to such voter that he is qualifleJ-o vote at this Election ao cordindTto the Constitution of the State a/1 that he has not voted during this elltion. The/nanagers before acting shall take vM usual oath prescribed by law; tbey/ay appoint a Clerk who shall take/ue same oath. The Managers of elec/on shall require-of each elector ofn/ng to vote at such election before niufving him to vote the production of a Jegistration certificate and proof of tly payment of Poll Tax six months bJore said election of any Poll Tax tiui due and payable. rThe following named persona are lereby appointed by the Federal Board K Commissioners for Laurens County [o manage said Election, to wit: ''Laurens Court House?J W Thomp son, J Irvin Coleman, P A Simpson. I Clinton?J L Hopkins, U W Bailor, 'W W Davis. Reynosa?W C Bell, Robt Adair, L W Fergusion. L?ngsten Church?M A Summerei, J M Clark, "Walter Harmon . Pleasant Mound?W H Drummond, E II Moore, J E Patterson. Youngs Store?W T Dorroh, W 0 Coleman, J. B. Iliggins. Parsons Store?W P Coker, W B Parson, E L Edwards. Power?V A White, W S Power, J w Dupree. Cray Court?W R Clieek, E T Shell, W II Bnrksdale. Dials Church?P M Hellanis, A J White, G P Woods. Shiloh?H L Wallace, L S Bolt, B F Lanford. "Woodville?W F Medlock, S O Babb, L P Armstrong. Tumbling Shoals?M B McCuen, W A Baldwin, W L Taylor. BreWerton?W 1 Freeman, E E Simp son, J A Balentine, Jr. Daniel's Store?J E Coddard, J 0 Martin, AV L Cooper. Tip Top?S A Taylor, J 0 Sims, AV A Anderson. Mt. Pleasant?J M Pearee, Jr., J I) Hunter, J B Wbarton. Cross Hill?R d Nance, W S Turn er, John Hollingsworth. Mountville?M B Crisp, R T Duil lap, B II Pasley. Hopewell?A C Workman^ J L Craw ford, Ceo. Hopkins. AVaterloo?A 0 Anderson, T B An derson, II C Fuller. The following provisions of the election laws of South Carolina are quoted and published for th< information of the "lectors and the instruction of the Managers: "Section 8. . . Each box shall bo provided with a sufficient look ??&\$A to &o\r^tTii^mpty and secure and locked just before the opening of the poll. The key shall be returned to the Managers, and the box shall not be opened during the election. Each box shall be lab/lelod in plain and dis tinct Rom/? letters with the of fice or ofSPet* voted for, and the Manage/? on the demand of the voter /"'all be required t<> read to him/10 names on the boxes. At eac*!precinct a space or enclosure, Hi/h as the Managers of Election /hill dee"m lit and sufficient, shall t>n railed off or otherwise provided v, th an opening at one end or side for the entrance of the voter, and an opening at tho other for his exit, as u voting place in which to hohl the election for the State, Circuit, County and Federal offi ces. And the ballot, box shall be io located as to be in view of per son.. .,,4Hj(|0 0f polling place during W,; of votiug?> The Federal und bu,,, Managers res pectively shall also p\*<,o their several boxes at sufficient distance from each other as in their j?dg ment may be necessary. In Section 6 it is provided ''And in case all of the nlaprfgcrs shall fail to attend at *"6 time and place appointed holding such poll, or shall refuse or fail to act, or in ease ho Manager lias boon appointed for such poll, it shall bo lawful for the voters present, at the voting precinct place on that, day to appoint from among the qualified voters of such procinot the managers to act as Managers in the place and stead of tho ab sent Managers, and any one of the Managers so appointed shall ad minister the oath to the other Managers; Provided, That in enso tho legally appointed Managers at tend in a reasonable time, they shall take charge of and conduct tho election." The managers appointed are request ed to designate one of their number as chairman, who must meet the Commis sioners of Election at Laurens C. H. on Saturday the 81st day of October, A. I). 1800,at 10 a. m., for the purpose of being sworn in, receiving boxes, and instructions for conducting the elec tion. J. M. donxon, Chairman. T. s. Tbaouk, a. s. Owings, Board of Commissioners Federal Elec tion. Catarrh is a constitutional dis ease and requires a constitutional remedy llko Hood's Saraaparilla, Which purifies tho blood. YOU CAN BE WELL When your blood is puro, rich and nourishing for nerves and mus cles. Tho blood is tho vital fluid, and whon it is poor, thin and Im puro you must oithor suffer fro? some distressing dlseaRo or you will easily fall a victim to sudden changes of exposuro, or over work. Keep your blood pure yftb Hood's Barsaparllla and be well. Our specially is having the best quality of drugs and chem icals for filling prescriptions, household recipes, and for other uses?we hunt the world over to get them and never knowingly put in the other?cheaper kind. We don't do any more than right to the doctor, the sick one and ourselves in being thus careful. That's all we do. But we do it. Laurens Drug Co., fHW* Store near Post Office. Great Slaughter Of Carriage, Phaetons, Bug gies, Harness, Furniture, Etc., going on at Payne & Co., Cross Hill, S. C. Come and get a Sil ver Beauty for $47.00. They are going. We arc selling the best Goods for the least money Come and see. In spite of op position we defy competition and in every condition wo will slick to our proposition. Come and see! Come and sec! PAYNE & CO. Cross Hill. Notice. Hy order of the Probate Coutt for Laurens County, S. C, notice is I161 by given to tho creditors of S.S. ?lntoly, deceased, to present and establish t\eir claims before said Court at Lauren.-*. C EL, S. 0., on Monday tho 2d daypf Nov., 180?, at 10 o'clock, a. m.. or Do forever thereafter barred. Notice is further given that the un dersigned, by permission of said Court will make a full and final settlement 01 tho estato of S. S. Hlakely, deceased, in said Court at Laurens Court House, S. C, on Saturday Nov. 21, 1800, ana will then and there apply lor a final discharge as Administrator of said es tate. S. P. BLAK ELY, Oct. 10th, It Administrator. STATE ok SOUTH CAROLINA, Laurens County. By virtue of a chattel mortgage executed to J. Rowland Willis fid the Oth day of April, 18!Mi, duo^on l?lh day of O 'tober, l HOG, registered in the ofllce of Register of Mesne conveyance for Laurens County, S. C, on tho29lh day of July, 1806, In Vol. "N" page -18!), I vydl sell at Alma, Laurens Count/, S. C., on tho 20th day of October next, du ring the legal hours of sale, to tl*j highest bidder, all that stock Of goods consisting of genera' mor? ceandise, which are kept ftH heing kept by V. 1). Bolt at Aina? 8. 0., consisting of groceries. ('rv goods, hardware, notions furniture, etc.; also, a lot of no*58'1'4'" > ",ort gages. accounts, belonging to said F.D. Bolt.?t,Hl t() 1,0 sold Icy satisfy morKago debt ns de> cribedabov TermH ?' 811,0 c/*h Qeo. S. McCkavvj a?. for j. Rowland Willis. Oct 16; 1890. Hood's Cure sick headache, bad obm^ ? ? ^fll in Ued EJPhB^Hv tongue, g?9 stomach, I I mA^B dUtrosR and Indention. I>> ? M mE weaken, but have TOST This Is a rvply often given to a question asked by us daily, but the keen expression a oye \s suggestive that you have just dropped in to settle a dispute to recon cile your ideas with the strength of your pocketbook in the selection of 0 . v > Si Fi t Jit; Everything caVi be amicably settled at W. d. Wilson & Co. Laurens, S. C, Oct. 26th, 1896. Administrator's Notice. All persons having claims against tno estato of Joel E. Wiloutt, de ieased, will prosont them to the un lersigncd on or before October 31st or diey will be barred. F. Ii. WlLO?TT, Administrator. Oct. 2th, 189(5. STATE ok SOUTH CAROLINA, County ok laurens*. Court of Common Pleas. E. M. Caine vs. T. L. Cooper. Pursuant to a docroo of tho Court in tho abovo stated caso, I Will soli at Laurens, C, II., S. C, on Salesday in November, 189(1, tho same being tho 2d day of the month, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, all that tract er parcel of land lying, being and situate in the County of Laurens, Slate of South Carolina, contain ing Twenty-four and three-fourth Acres, raoro or lets, bounded by lands of Pink Neeley, Mrs. Nancy Dondy and others. Terms?One-half cash; balance on a credit of twelve months from date of sale, credit portion to be secured by a mortgage, and bond of the purchaser. If the terms aie not complied with, the land may he re-sold on the same day, with out further order of the Court, at the risk of the former purchaser. Purchaser has the right to pay his p3y5 for papers. J. II. VVHARTON, c. ('. o. 1'. and 0. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, La u re .v .s Co u N tv . In Court of Common Ploas.?Order of Foreclosure and Sale. Joseph A. Bailey and P. S. Ualloy, partners in trade under the name of M. S. Bailey Sc Sons, Plaintiffs, Against William II. Bryeou and Robt.J. Bryson, Bryson, Defendants. By virtue of a decree of the Court in the abovo stated ca^e, I will sdll at Laurens, C. If., S. C, on tfalcsday in November next, i< iug the 2d day of the month, dlu 'mg the legal hours of sale, all that tract, piece or parcel of land situated in Cross Hill Township, county and State aforesaid, eon t lining One hundred and forty three Acres, more or less; known as the John Bryson place, bounded on tho North by lands of Wm, 11. and Wistcr W. Bryson, East by lands of Samuel Austin, South by lands of David Reed Estate ami West by lands of R. A. Austin. Terms of Sale?One-half cash; tho balance on a credit of twelve months from dato of sale with leave to bidder to pay Iiis entire hid in cash, credit portion secured by a bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold. If terms of sale are not complied with lend will bo re-sold on same or some subsequent S.desday at the risk <?<" tiie former purohaer. Purcb^or to pay for papers. CEO. S. McuP * vv> Sheritl'. Si;ATl? ok SduTH Carolina, Couvv ok Laurens. Court of Common Pleas, i; .a Owens, as an individual and as ^Administratrix of the Personal es tate of Lanson Owen*, deceased, Plaintiff, against Sarai Kilon Owens, as an individual arj as Administra trix of the per'^nal estate of .1. T. Owens, Colueous Owens, Kudu Yeargin, Arthur R. Owens, NyoOw ens, Es** Owens and Maud Owen;, |. ..fy/Janls. pennant to a decree oftheOourl j,, .no above stated ease, I ./ill sell .( Laurens, 0. Jl. S.O., (??. Salosday in November, 1800, bel?g the sec ond day of the,?tontA, during the I? g ?1 hours of sate, at public oui ejy, to the Vfghost bidder, all that h . ei or /HtrcgJ of land being and situate vi tyv County of Laurens, Stale of ^rulh Carolina, contain ing cue bund rod and fifty-one Acres irpirn or ,'oss, bounded by lands of A. P. Garrott, 'A. v. Oarrett, J. II. Lenke nud others and known as the ToMver K iborlson place. Terms- -Otic-hall tho purchase mom/y cash, tho remainder on a cro^it of twelve months, with In te^st from the day of sale, se ed by a mortgago of the prcml s and bond of fhe purchaser, urchaser to pay for papers. If 10 terms are not complied With the land may be re-sold on tho same day at the risk of the former purchaser. Tho purchaser may pay tho on tire l>id in cash If he so' elects. J. II. Wli A RTON, 6, ('. 0. i\ l. c, State of South Carolina, Laurens County. In Court of Common Pleas. . Aaron Byrd, Plaintiff, against Caroline Byrd, et al. By virtue of a decree of the Court of Common Pleas, in the above stated case, 1 will sell at Lau rens C. H., S. C.? on Salesday in November. 189!), being the 'id day of the month, during the legal hours of sale in front of the court house door, to the highest bid der at said sale, all that tract of land, lying, being and situated in the county and State aforesaid, con taining Nineteen Acres, more or less and bounded by lands of Fow ler Park, K. J. Garlington and others, being the same land upon which Aaron Byrd resided Jan. 7, 1888. Also, that Lot or tract of land, lying and being in Laurens County, State aforesaid, containing Eleven Acres, more or less and bounded by lands of J. V. Park and S. D. Gar lington Agent, and others. Terms of sale?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. If the terms of the sale3 arc not complied with, land will be resold on same or some subsequent Salesday at the risk of former purchaser. Oct. 12, iv"<; " Sheriff L. C. STATE OF SOU TIE CAROLINA, Laurens Countv. Iu Court of Common Pleas. The People's Loan and l?xchango Bank of Laurens, S. ('.. Plaintiffs, vs. M. a. L?ngsten, Defendant. By virtue of a decree of the Court in the above stated case, I will sell at Laurens, C. IL, S. C, on Salesday in November, 1800, being the 2nd day of the month, during the legal hours of sale, In front of the court house door, the following real estate to wit: all that tract, piece or parcel of land situated in Laurens county, State aforesaid, containing Kighty-eight acres, moroor less and bounded by lauds of James Hudgens,John A. Mad don, It. C. Watts .and others. Terms ol Sale?One-half cash; the b : ince on credit of twelve months, interest from dato of sale, secured by :i bond of the purchaser and n mortgage of the premises sold. Ii terms of sale are not com plied with land will bo resold on same or some subsequent Selesday i at the ris . of tho former purchaser. Purchaser to p iy for papers, GEO. S. McORAVYj Sheriff- L. C. NOTICE ? ?TO? Tax Pavers. Treasure^ Oj.j'jce, Laurens rj . If., s. C. Sept. 28th, 1896. The Books for tho collection of State .* rtd County Txxcr for ihe Fis cal yj.r commencing November ist, l395, will be <1pen Co.- the coj. Icclj?n of ? fl .1 Tai s from the it,*, day of October to the ;ist day oi I Ljccmbei , 1800. Tho Levy is as fallows: Stale Tax,.a\ Mills. County Tax, .... I]- ?* Railroad Tax, . . %\ " School Tax , . . . . 3 14 Total ,.13 I Mills. Special I evv Laurens Graded School,.j Mills. Special Levy Waterloo Graded School, . .. 3 Mills. Special Levy Cross Hill Graded School, ... 3 Mills. J, D. MOCK, County Treasurer. Sept. iS, 1896?tf J. 15. PARK, Attorney at Law. Laurens, - - South Carolina. Hi?' SpechiLip'^nltion given to tho In