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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-12
An Elegant and Well Filled store
Promenade Concert at FisheI.s.


Promenade Concert at FisheI's.
Last evening Mr.. Charles J. Fishel
opened his new store, corner of Hotel
and Fort streets, to the public A prone
made concert was given by the Royal
Hawaiian Band, which was stationed in
the store adjoining. The attendance was
very large and fashionable The in
terror presented a most attractive ap-
pearance, and reminded one of the large
stores in San Francisco. Mr.. Fishel
certainly has done himself credit by the
fine stock of fashionable goods he has
selected. Everything is arranged in the
most convenient manner. Entering the
store by the "corner'' door, to the left is
the clothing and gents furnishing de-
partments. The latter contains many
novelties, which should be examined by
the male sex. On the right is the hat
department. Beyond these is a fine dis
play of lace curtains, marked So; cretons,
silk null, lace bedspreads; in fact, goods
OF every description in lace, silk hosiery,
French kid shoes, brocaded silks, ladies'
N1AO'S1 veal oiIA uIIISJ gloves, CIIdTeu >
Jersey suits, etc, etc. 1t would take up
too much space to enumerate the contents
OF the spacious store. Upstairs is the
millinery department, presided over by
Miss limerick. The front part will be
the show room, while the work room in
the rear will be partitioned off by cur
tain. The stock here is very handsome
and complete, and consists of ladies' and
children's hats, trimmed and untrimmed |
flowers, ribbons, imported hats, scarfs,
crepes, all colors; velvets, all shades
feathers, as well as gilt trimmings and
figures, which are now so much i'll
fashion. No goods were sold last night,
but to-day Mr.. Fishel is ready for
business.
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Vessels Leaving This Day.
sai EaipsRalO, Nelson, for Waimanalo
M leahi, for Eanalei
lAsIs Expected from Foreign Ports.


a. - AK Iapiter, from Liverpool, due July 80
sEasi9
y. : 40 a-iS Martha Davis, Benson, from New
't - I. AoaIon, due October $50
- "a hope, d B ? PsnhallOw, from Port
s'.la' I, due Sept 5-lO
-. Sgf courtney Ford, Watson, from Port
SsS.1' " ], dne Aug Both
LTy'ls-9 Dark LOvespring, Thompson, from
\. ' va, due NOY POPS
~ 'aNena, Davies, from Liverpool, due
a., "a Alden It Bessie. from Portland, Oregon,
kSSTThAoO lgEong, due Nov I-5
h !, , aouDt Lebanon, Maxwell, from Hong
fRw togVe 70 Mexico, due Aug 27-30
IA aas Slip constance, Doughty, from Esqui-
ssS-.,' u org Allie Rowe, ] B Holland, from
Ssr'.ss, aae October % 30.
I Pr steamer Planter, ] Cameron, from
g. ~, due October Is.
saLg "a Bishop, from Bremen, due
sss.s.e@ \, amelia, w NewhaIl, from Port
lar, J. due Sept 800
b IAN, Sti Jennie Walker, b Anderson,
ID N, -, . l, due Nov 10
1ssa9lHi Sept SIS ~ 'iOin ga" i"Nci7cO'
saso VI f;s- S I Russ, Peterson, from San
HAS ,SsoSKport, due Sept 2O-25
sssie L,r 90 breugh, from the Colonies,
.tSb,gl1s NJ fancisco, due September 81
'sSSeO An : - u irwin, H n Turner, from San
Z al S ~, September 1913
= toe Ssr,asAlE1en, Hubbard, from San Fran.
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The Honolulu Ice Works and the Peoples
Ice Refrigerating Company have consol-
idated. The business will be carried on by
the latter from the Goth of this month.
st. Andrews PriOry School, and Oahu
College and Preparatory schoo: open on
Monday for new term.
A check was found on Hotel street on
Thursday. The owner will find notice in
another column
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Supreme Court.

FRIDAY, September 18th.
In the matter of the guardianship of
the minor children of Andre Machado, a
petition was read from j. G.. Edwards,
praying for his appointment as guardian
of the property. The further hearing of
the petition was postponed until Tuesday,
the 18th.
His Honor the Chief Justice gave the
following written opinion in the case of
John Brown VS.. E. P. Adams and j. F.
Morgan, action for trover for $135, on
appeal from the Police Court:
OPINION
This is an action of trover to recover
$135, the alleged value of certain furni-
ture sold by defendants as auctioneers
under instructions from the proprietors
of the Saratoga House, and against the
protest of plaintiff, who claimed that the
distress upon which the furniture was
seized was illegal.
1. think the distraint was without
authority of law. The plaintiff engaged
board and lodging at $50 per month at
the Saratoga House. The bills so pre-
scented to him SO state his indebtedness
to be. The Act only authorizes dis
traint for rent.
q l think the auctioneeris liable. He
sold the goods after notice that the seiz-
ure was illegal. Upon the authority OF
Lord Peterborough in Hardacre VS..
Stewart, Esp, 1O3, where an auc
tioneer sells goods after express notice
that they do not belong to the defend
ants, he makes himself quasi a princi-
pal and sold that to which his employer
had no title. He had possession of the
goods; they were in his warehouse and
he sold and delivered them to the pur-
chasers. This was conversion in law.
g. AS to the value of the furniture, 1
think there should be an abatement
from their value when new.
Judgment for plaintiff for $105 and
costs. A. F. JUDD,
Chief Justice Supreme Court.
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Domestte Produce Receipts.

The following is the receipts OF domes-
tic produce for the week ending to-day
5,214 bags sugar, $50 bags rice, II bags
coffee, 9S4 bags paddy, 419 bags ava, A
hides, and 60 barrels molasses.
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! 'sREiGX VESSELS poRr

taaels0 NPiecAelSi T. Drew rom
&las g ss,, T., Howe, from San Francisco
M F NlREelman, Backus, from San
as@s "A''pOsa lAm) Hayward, from san
SEF AAKl'a', R D Cutler, from Port Town.
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FASSENGERS.

Raa S Haa, and Maalaea, Hawaii. per stmr
IA ADD p's si llth-His Majesty King
-, 9 M oarsmen, II r IA Princess
- H Ina Frlncess Victoria Kaiulani,
q AA1arlsna Colonel Geo w AIacfarlane,
a. c Augns,,rMT mrs Geo C Beckley and two
-! Oan BoVrIouEs hug, Mrs N D Cook, Miss
z - sld mrs. MRS Jas w Robertson, two
SSshela and ans. mss Gardner, Jas Dowsett,
O'aOn and Two Two children, II Ryan, Miss
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"iPPING NOTES

: e's DE r +,Aeilke will return early to-nOr-
y, he X, 's%i''ship Mariposa sails next
AA,. ~ instant, for San Francisco.
''shOebo0 - sun Took q load Of black sand
sssn.. - ''4"Ali' September nth,
StaaDslnn "f,'i@AaIa brought 500 bags sugar
! 'aHlI,,roS oaAu' September 18th, which
'qe oarkenHns Nary Wlnkel-
x sOis pIcIoI Nnkltat brought 6a7 80 feet
$4,000 lsths, 10000 shingles
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DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY, September 18th.
M Hall, Bates, for Maui and Hawaii, at
HE
~ James Makee Weir, for Kakului, Maui
sstslerlna, tor WaimanalO
~ saOi, for Lappahoehoe
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>. BOARD of immigration pro
;. n make arrangements for
4 fnther importation Of
|, I immigrants into this
liam and would request that
r.:Tips desirou8 of procuring
/. 'srrice of such contract labor
Harvard their applications to
r. \ " e. Irwin & Co. the duly
, II Agents of the Board
H Japanese immigration.
M requested that these appi-
Am, be sent in without delay
4 that the parties ordering
n as defnate as possible what
h reouirements will be for the
Il dz months, so that the nee
.aU arrangements can be made
|. the introduction of these
|rqIs.
CHAS. 7. GULICK.
EstprOf Interior and President
Bureau of immigration.
sHiOr Office, Aug. 21, 1885.
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A Narrow Escape.

Yesterday afternoon, about half-past
1 o'clock, John Peka, express driver No.
PAS, was driving his carriage down Nuu-
anu Valley, having as passengers his
grandmother, mother and sister. When
opposite School street, one of the shaft
bolts gave way, causing the horse to get
scared and beyond control. 1t dashed
off at gallop with the frightened occu-
pants of the express, but on reaching the
front of the residence of Mr.. Thomas R.
Foster the carriage came into contact
with a small wooden bridge built over
the gully, and turned over, the occupants
being pitched out and greatly scared.
The horse got free and ran home to his
stable. 1t was very narrow escape, as
fortunately no bones were broken, nor
serious hurt received. The grandmother
had her face badly scraped, and the
others were little bruised. The top OF
the carriage and the hind wheels are a
complete wreck.
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Tax D. hereby gives notice TO all per-
D .odsI'isI. ion in this district, who have
esS' I" .- lin, according to law during the
T.l' l1Iy 1855. that the tax books viii d be
. d 'ui' . loot at his office in the new
~ 'hsn .15i called Kapuaiwa, on Tues
:nber ,th Wednesday ,, sep'e Sn0tan g'n
81, 'ep''- eo,,arher 18th, and Monday,
Z safO-'' 100 the hours of 8 a. m. and
gS ~' FRED. II. HAYSELDEN'
..or for the District Of Honolulu.
~ AS's' ,-.sor 1895. 1t
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The Aston House restaurant makes new
announcement to-day.
The Yosemite Skating Rink will be open
this afternoon and evening as usual.
The Oceanics and Married Men play a
game of baseball this afternoon at Makiki,
commencing at half-past 3 o'clock.
At 10 O'Clock this morning, Lyons d Levey
will sell the entire household furniture at
the residence of Mrs. J. A. Rodanet, No. 81
Beretana street.
There is a wonderful activity among ouI
boat clubs at the present time, and it is
likely to continue until the regatta in No
Yember.
gentleman who drove round the park
last evening, tells us of comical sight be
witnessed. In the enclosure stood hall
starved mule, and on its back were three
mynahs quietly hopping around and picking
at the bones.
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NOTICE.

yrOHF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HUTCH
inson Plantation Company viii be held at
the office of WIN. q. Irwin & Co., on MONDAY.
Sentember 18th, at 10 O'Clock a.
W. N. GIFFARD, Secretary II. p. Co.
I67 seI4
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SRT OF HONOLULU, III. 1.
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, september IIIh,
M James Makee. Weir, from Kappa, Kauai
M EaimanalO, Nelson. from Wainanalo
N lkhe Klikitat, Cutler, % days from Port
.Essad
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n Rising and Setting of the SUN.
~ rtes tomorrow morning at 5:42 O'Clock.
h u seis this evening at 6:15.3 o'clock.
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.ses Of the Noon DuFInG Septem.
Der, 1855.
ID. II. NJ.
..o,.,tar ....... 43 p. n.
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just a Hint to Boys.

/ stood in q store tae other day
when Il boy came i'm and applied
for a situation.
"Can you write II good hand ."
was asked.
"Iaas."
"Good ut figures?
"Yaas."
"That will do don't want YOU"
said the merchant.
"Hut,"l said whom the hoy was
gone, 81 know that boy 10 be an
honest, industrious boy. Why don't
YOU give him a chance? ."
Hc"ause he hasn't learned 20 say
y "S, SIR and go, SIR" If he an
sWerS me rs he did when applying
Tor Il situation, how will he answer
customers after being here II
month";"
What rouId | say to that? lie
i""N t"ilcn into Il habit, young TX he
was, Which turned him away rrum
me first situation ne had ever ap-
piled fUro-E..I.
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County Items.
CLINTON.

MIR. Turmun porrott has ,ot,,nna ~
Clinton. and H. il uud.r.tnodt b,t hnyiu
hn cornccted with tho cl;,tnn A..L,nu
as ono of its tcucho = !.
Nv. IN, uri,u
ra Rl,lo,r .,o,, , rnn ann. t" ~.
wool. ,i.i,ir,, ~ r;,,It -, .
,,,,rn,I :, .hna.,. 49,, ;..,. n,
NJ, ,,., .,,s. ''''' '"'
r;v,.r, main ,o ,,,.
of Nr.. + pu.nct -, r,. nIn;In
of only n fow .b,r. ,,,r,h. ,na ,.arn,
an infant h,hc ho.;I,s , .,d,,. n..n,,.
husband and many ntl,n, ,Io.r r.i.,Is
,,
st,,, ma .ro w."
uirn lnt NJ ,,o,,,. ..,, ~ = :,
~ iN'' 7'"""' - '"'''"'
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Masters Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LAURENS COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Pursuant to judgements for sale
in the following stated cascd. I
Will soil ut public cutlery, at Lnur-
n c. IT,. on Salosdnv i'm Novcm-
her next, being Monday the
dav Of the month, the p~ronortv de-
Scrihcd in each case, upon the terms
specified, to wit:
Tn tho case OF Mary j. Hill, ct nj,
~. Sarah \. Anderson, ct al
All that tract of rand lying. being
and situate in the County and
state aforesaid, containing Two
hundred and twelve acres, more
nr loss, and bounded bv lands Of
William Vance, DIR. w. G.. Irby, Or.
j.. III. Williams and others.
Terms: One half Of the purchase
money to be paid cash. and the
balance on n credit Of twelve
months, with interest from the
day Of sale, secured by the bond OF
the purchaser, and mortgage OF
the promises; but with leave to the
forccloser to pay his entire bid i'm
cash. The purchaser to pay for pa
pers.
In the case OF Thomas B. Owens
as. John Alexander Owens, ct al
All that tract Of Iandlying, being
and situate i'm the County aud Stat
aforesaid, formerly known as tract
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kauTgns advertiser,
OCT. 18th, 1888.
LOCAL ITEMS.

COLES Circus VIII exl,;tit at New
berry on the I'D inst.
bis brother, j. NJ. MvKrr.
,
i'
CO, ". II. U,.>r of tho Ncwbcrry
Par WAS i'm town ON Tb,n.sdny.
,
;.,y,i, ,n,ur, L, co.tnu rn,ycrs.
AN.
Mr.A' H. MAiFTtN o,.
u"ro' '"' il hcS'H''ihS w
McsSrS' WI. , ,'', ,.,
WILSON, "t h'''''"' -
'"S' "ecN'
MISS '.'h n".
NisltihS =" ""'
DALE
Miss BEnRIS FARRow has returned
to Columbia, where Shc Is "'''h"'hs
school.
I r. CoopEn Go. have a very neat
sign painted on their windows, also II
new awning
Mrs. CAyIs and her daugh tor SADIE
of S~partnnburg, arc visiting the family
of MI. IL. w.
. un
~cuAnDs regret to learn of his Sc
rious illncsa ut this place.
=,
-"'' n. cr,L a..
T"''e'' =" "S'," ="
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Every Farmer ShousI Keep Il

Every farmer should keep ON
hand u can OF the following mix
tur": k"roSrnctwo quarts; linSecd
OH, one gill; rosin, one ounce.
Melt the rosin in the linsccd oil.
and add to the Kerosene. Coat ali
steel Or iron tools, wherever bright.
WIN this when they are to lie idle
II for only q few days. It will not
take half a minute or half teaspoon
fui OF the mixture to coat Il plough
when one has finished using it, and
IL prevents all rust and saves half
Il days time in cleaning it when it
Is again needed, besides saving the
team many thousands Of pounds
extra pulling. Goat the iron work
or mowers and rcapcrS with"it
wh"n they are put away for the
winter. y little rust is only Il little
thing, but ii makes much difference
in the aggregate.
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SIMPSONS, MILL.
NIX

Tho time for hunting birds has come
again, and more birds than wc over saw
in II season. Fun for the sportsman
Wo are having plenty of rain ut pres
cnt, and lit continues, bottom corn NAV
yet be damaged.
Farmers may expects bad roads to
town, If tho ain continues.
Capt. Y. j. Culbcrtsod has had the gin
at MeDanicl's mills repaired, and is now
ready to gin for tho ncigborhood.
Wade Culbcrtson Is catching plenty of
fish in Il fmll-trade, at mill on Rccdy riv-
or. We wonder IL tho Editor of tho AID
vERTIsER likos fish?
We arc informed that Mr.. James Dow
ney, Jr., is going to Augusta November
the first, to attend tho lectures 0fthc Med
ical Colleges at that place.
w. Is. Fuller, who has boon spending
some time with his parents and friends,
returns to Florida Monday, the 5th inst.
We wcro delighted with the idoa of
cleaning outtho water courses, when we
heard that The County Commissioners
wore going to enforce tho law in regard
to cleaning Ous the water courcs or IL
there any such alaw? 1t was about half
done, and the work stopped from some
cause.
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halfway Growth in thn So nth

The Commercial and Financial
chronicle finds that during the
last five years the Southern States
gained no less than lO.I%l miles of
new road, and in the late year they
had l,3ol out of the 3,977 miles built
III the whole United States. OF
course" the growth has been com
p~aratiTclE o rapid in Tcxasa and
Arkansas than elsewhere in the
south. Thrs" states having to a
large extent been opened up 10
settlement in recent years, afforded
'hH opportunity for a greater de-
N~ciopnienl and extension of rail
road mileage. But allowing for the
l,1ol miles constructed within their
boundary in the five years, we still
have $3.50 miles LEFT as new mile
az" Quilt within the older Southern
States.
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The Howe Sewing Machine
Company, ofBridgcport, Conn, has
boon put in the hands ola receiver.
The well-knOwn banking and
brokerage house of Soutter & Co..
OF New York, has made IN assign
mcnt to Morris s. Miller, with
preferences amounting to 500, 900.
-Spartanburg is to have a mu-
nicipal election in three weeks and
the Herdid earnestly calls for dem
ocratic nominations and the alb
sencc OF the whiskey issue.
"A gentleman of this place will
prepare II bill to be introduced in
the Legislature providing that ali
legal hangings In South Carolina
shall be done within the walls of
the Pcnitentiary by n regular exc
%cutioner, to he elected or appointed.
Such a law is in force i'm Ohio and
has been found to work well thus
far. There Is no reason why IL
should not he given Il trial I'm this
State.-COiRai6ia Register.
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Photographer.

Having located in the Fowler
Building, ovcr the stores of John ID.
Shcahan, for the purpose of taking
Photographs and Fcrrcotypcs, and
also Copying and Enlarging, | am
prepared to give you satisfaction,
having had ten years experience.
Call and get n shadow before the
substance fades.
Pictures taken on cloudy as well
as a fair day.
j. II. GLAXENER.
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A Pleasant Evening Anticipated.

The public arc invited u musical on
tcrtainmcnt at tho Lnurousviile Female
College, on Friday evening. Mrs. MIL =
NER and Miss KING have the matter in
charge, and we predict a rare treat. All
are respectfully invited to attend.
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Court.

Court adjourned Friday ut half past
o'clock aftor u busy session oftwo weeks.
The jury civil cases lasted from Monday
morning To Friday. Judge WIrHER-
SrOoN left on tho g., L.. " s. Railroad
for Spor.anburg on Friday afternoon, 80
asto each Union for rourtncxt Monday.
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If the number Of Trial Justices
were reduced to one-half, and the
remaining one-half were paid a
salary, the business OF the Court of
General Sessions would, i'm our
opinion, be reduced noo-half-Ab-
berthe Press and Banner.
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w. II. lockey, Of Alexander
County, Killed a chicken, and when
cleaning it discovered in the giz-
zard q larH green stone, which
turned outb be an emerald. Pro-
lessor IIidh,n, the gem expert,
says 1t Is with &i,000 uncut.
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and thirty-one acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands of w. a.
Garrett, George Wolf, Robert
Burns, and others.
Terms: One half OF the purchase
money to be paid cash, and the
balance on ~ credit of twelve
months, with interest from the day
of sale, secured by the bond OF the
purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises; but with leave to the
purchaser to pay his entire bid iii
cash. Purchaser TO pay for papers.
In the caso of William G. Clcvc-
land, ~ admir-. OF VIM. Choice, de-
ceased, William II. Wallace admir-.
Of lsoht. Dunlap, d,",a%"G, e. a..
rs. Henry w. Darlington, CrrSwcll
darlington and StuDo l.. CARING
ton, as Executors, and S;ilic +.
richardson, CT "a.
MI chat lot OF parcel of Land
in the County and state aforesaid,
in the town Of luurvns, on Harper
street, bounded on the West by
said street, ON The North ana East
by lots formerly of the estate Gr
Mrs. =, W. Darlington, deceased,
ON the South by lot formerly Of the
cstHt" ofjOhn Darlington, deceased,
containing l'orty-thrcc onU-hun-
drcdths of an acre, ana whcrcon L.
now situated the house known aS
the "RichardSOn House"
Terms: Onc-third ofthc purchase
money to be paid cash, and the
ln | ~ lpA nm, ,l,i 80 4,,.,..
months, with interest from the day
OF sale, secured by TIN bond OF the
purchaser and mortgage of the
premises. The purchaser to pay
for papers.
In tn" cnSc Of En- j'drir Samuel
II. Todd. In he Young j. GILBERT
son as a~".n'r., ct a..
All that tract of Land lying, be-
ing and situate in the County and
State aforesaid, containing Fifty
three and onr-half acres, more or
less, and, bounded by lands ,of II.
i. Todd, lands of the estate Of DR..
Robert Mcdaniel, y. j.. Culbcrtson,
and others.
Terms: onc-lialf OF the purchase
money TO be paid cash, and the
ba!anc" ON a credit of lively"
hn"hi'S, with interest rom the day
Of sale, secured by tn" bond oi the
purchaser m"rtgag" Of I'll"
premises me purchaser. 10 pay
l"r papers.
In,n. oo... or !,b, y,,,.,,r on
T,lInr ,JnJ -, W,ry ~ Xxx. 't,i
li~,, Env r1Irj
~,
;rm nri sit,,ntn in Ehn nI- ~
S1ntr atnrcsn;J rYntoininr ono
huudrnJ ond thron ,rrme marc -,
lex and Lnundr,l Nv l,nds az W
=. Wood, j. f. Bait, and others.
Terms. Orc-holr Of lhn nurnho..,
money ~ hn Mid c,sh ma IN,
hnInnrr ON - ~r-n,lit ~ tw,,rr
months. with intcrrst rrnn-d,v -,
snIo .nncrrnI h,. ~, ,nr,I ~ m.
chaser and uniortgag"ort the prom.
iSc-. The purchaser to q for pa
MN.
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l. Littla TOO Previous.

Farmers generally have been talking
80 extensively about crop prospcctsthm
tho price of cotton opened very low.
Now that the situation has assumed II
more definite shape aud it has been found
that tho crop has been greatly over
rated, il is hoped that prices will be
more liheyal. For the past week it has
somewhat.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-10-07

.-h run ofron the Western North
Caroline Railroadon Friday caused
a s%mash-up and sllghly injured
several persons.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-10-07

-EdmondEA Is. Ware, president of
the Atlanta University, colorcd,
died suddenly Of heart disease on
Friday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-10-07

The ooniition OF Gen. Robert
Toombs Isl extremely critical,
There is saiato be no hope OF his
recovery.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-10-07

j. y. Ramsey, ono Of the Oldest
and most reAoctodcitizcns Of Au-
tn, il dead.