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, 1886-07-01

Health is wealth. Wealth means indie
pendencc- The keynote is DR.. Bosanko's
Cough and lung. syrup, tho best cough
syrup in the world, Cures coughs, colds.
pains in the chest, bronchitis, and primary
consumption. One dose gives relief in
every case. Take no other. Price so
cents and $l,00. Samples free. Sold by
W, N. Hunt.
, 1886-07-01

PENNSYLVANIA Republicans in theil
state convention adopted an address &C.
cusing the Democracy of legislating il
the direction of free trade for the las,
fifty years, and made a showing altogether
satisfactory to themselves. For more
than thirty years of the time specified,
the Democratic party was not in a condi.
ton to do much in the way Of lcgislatina
in any direction.
, 1886-07-01

FIVE thousand veterans of the Grand
Army OF the Republic will pitch their
tents on the field of Gettysburg to-day,
and remain a week in camp. Generals
Iongstreet and Fitzhugh Lee have accep-
led an invitation to attend.
, 1886-07-01

The combination, proportion, and pro
cess 10 preparing Hoods Sarsaparilla, are
peculiar to this medicine, and are I'M
known to Others.
, 1886-07-01

The 4O1 members Of congress COM
prise los college graduates Harvard
leads with ten men and the University
OF follows with eight.-Ex-
change.
, 1886-07-01

lgcHIsr leaders boast that their fol
United States amounts to
be wrcteKes number one
aat6it might be a good
DdUg- fellows in Chicago
Dl4hd by way Of. example and en-
enlargement to the rest.
, 1886-07-01
NOW't /,

NNNN trlfe with any Throat OF
Lung Disease. II you have
a Cough or Cold. or the children arc
threatened with Croupo OF Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and proven
further trouble. II is n positive cure,
and we guarantee II. Price 10 and 50c
Pearse & McGin, Druggists.
, 1886-07-01

Delicious ice cream and the fiDert soia.
II. II. Ellis "
, 1886-07-01
EI6fVG3c0n1
8ELMER ApEHKT

VIII cule constipation
81 X headache and dyspe-
psis 1t regulates the bo-
kwels AM enableSu.n.s Of
N-o'S %seTf5m 0-e6t6y
their food II reduces fe-
yer, cools the blood. Is M
valuable In piles and In
Mandatory diseases and
Is a Justly esteemed ape
rient for chi dren Econo-
inical, reliable, elegant II
should be found In every
household Sold by drug
gists everywhere Manu-
featured only by FAR
erik
, 1886-07-01

Wedding and visiting cards in great
variety At the Leader oh6ce.
, 1886-07-01

LIE Army and Nary Register thinks
pc indications that the regular
n Southern Dakota
n6Sons there are
, 1886-07-01
HOMEOPATHIC
Advertisements
PERFEm HEAJTN

Il impossible II the ID
gestion Is impaired, the
lay r inactive, or the b.
wells consolidated
, 1886-07-01

CHEYENNE, WYOMING. operated by the Pa
on Pacific Railway Company. Transient rate Is on
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-19
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1885,

Work 10 eleven hours, with weekly paw
ments; others were IN iEy0r OF ten hours
work, with monthly pay ments The meet
lDg adjourned without any definite agret-
m"pt.
Callahan Record: the negro known as
TIE Lightning Express" was in town tue
Other day. He exercises a charm over
the other coons that is simply wonderful.
They never refuse him Anything he asks
Tor, believing him to be wizard. and
thai ne can bring all sorts OF plaques upon
tnem by wish. They say bolts and bars
40 rot hold him, or prevent him from
gaming admittance 10 any place ne de-
sires, as he goes in and out like spirit.
he never rides, and il is generally be-
heved by them mat ne can put his bag
gage on the fast mail in this place aud be
IN Jacksonville when IL arrives.
Mrs. Lorenzo Tompkins, of Eustis. Fla,
arrived at Jacksonville Friday TO recover
ner e-year-old daughter, who had been
decOyed on by the IA her who had sepa-
rated rom the wife and mother. AS soon
as Iompkins learned OF bis wlfe's pres
ehce at his stopping p ace, be took Inc
cblld cut the back wav of the premises,
ana Its whereabouts could not afterwards
be ascer aimed. Saturday morning, as Mrs.
1ompkins was going up Bay street TO
consult with her attorneys, she saw her
lost child with one Of the Sisters OF st. Jo-
seph's Academy. The mother, excitedly,
rushed to the child and called her b.
name. The little girl recognized her
mother and tears began to course their
cneeks. The Sister Of Mercy declined 70
allow the mother TO have anything to do
with the child, as it had been LETT at the
convent By the father with the request
Jnat no one be allowed TO interfere with
H. 1t was taken 10 TIE convent, and The
agonizing mother followed closely behind
uutl the child entered the convent and
The door was closed. Mrs. Tompkjns
en- returned and related the circum-
stanoes 10 her attorneys. who took tn
necessary steps to have The child placed
Ia charge Of au officer until a hear ng on
writ OF habeas corpus could ne had.
The child aud Deputy sheriff V,nzaat
and the mother were soon together.
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FAST MAIL
READ DOwN

PnTr, - q = :: LhHftah0ochee Nv = ~ :
viile eI and buffet cars to and from 80
sonvtI e1 and meW YorE and to and from jsoaa
CONNECTING AT JACKs0WTTs
Win last mail train VIA Jacksonvi,,,ai LIE LIE
1 BAN, hey west Hallway and Sontb IN amps
i Eadroad TO and from Tamna. u'u Florida
1:9o 2 u, u, ~ Jacksonville ....Ar lam
so p IN Ar. Tampa Tv s:So m
~ steamships leave Tam pa for Kew wv ~ N
tdst Monday and THURSDAY on ar ess snd
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BROWNSVILLE ExPREss
JESUP EMPRESS.
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
AZ ga fANNAH for Charleston at Z 10 m
arrive Augusta via Yemassee at l:40pm M
ana Sis . m; for Augusta and Atlanta al
S:4o a III and 1870 p m; with STEAMSHIP s for
NeW FORK M"nda W dna, day and Friday:
1or Boston Thursday; for Baltimore eyer5
AtJEsUP for Brunswick at $50 a. m ,sv-
cept S1 nioo and $40 p M; for Macon $50 a
WAYCROSS for Brunswick at 1l:a4 a
IN; for Albany at As y III and l2:l5a m,
Al CALLAHAN for Fernandina at 8 10 am
and 2:45 pm; for Waldo, Cedar Kew. OeaIa.
etc, at II 80 a m and 7:25 m.
AtJACKSONVILLE with rail and steamer
lines diverging.
etc. at 1859 m. and 7;04 p. m. Except sun
At GAINESVILLE for Ocala. Tavares
Pemberton's Ferry, BrooksVille and Tampa
at ii lis a m; Tor PalaCGa san; for Co.
dar Key at $3.50 p m except Sunday.j
Al ALBANY for \ lantI. Macon. Montgonl-
cry, Mobile. New Orleans. Nashville, etc.
AT CHI ATTAHOOCHEE for Pensacola,
Mobile, New Orleans; with Peoples lima
steamers advertising TO leave for Apalschi-
cola at 200 n.Sunday, and Ior Columbus az
10 m Tuesday.
Tickets sold ana sleeping car berths So
cured at BRENS Ticket Office, and at the
Passenger Station.
Nm. =. HARDEE. Gen1 Pass. gent,
Il. G. FLEMING, Superintendent.
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stops at all regular stations, PnIlm An nj. y
ace sleeping cars to and from Savannah an5
"a 20 via Galnesville. Pullman buffet sleanI
i ing cars 10 and from Jacksonville and WssS-
lngton. Pullman buffet cars and Man S aon'
4 lf outlet cars via WaYcross, ALBANY ana
Macon, and via Waycross, Jesup and Mac ~u'
. gtetWeeh Jacksonville and Cincinnati. AIso'
Vile and ChattaDooOa WI '"0Ason-
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS oFTHETWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

The Brother % Governor Elect Gordon
to be Buried at Atlanta To- Dsy-A
Wilkinson County hsn Fieeced by
Sharper on 4 TraiH-A Macon Grocer
Lays $3.50 on his Counter and Never
Sees il Again.
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Rafsrna0a.
Savannah, Florida & WeSteTn r,

stsada ITs! T,e on this road are run BIZ cen
ME CARD IN EFFECT OCTOPrpo
daily as follows: 0 roao VIII ran
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FLORIDA EXPRESS
ALBANY EXPRESS.

vile and 81 po I cars to and from jackson
Mont gomery. Nashville and FvansT1,Ia alo sny.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-19

I AWYERS, doctors, ministers, merchahssss'
IL mechanics. and others having DoohS
magazines. aud othcr printed work 70 80
bound or rebound can have sucn WORK uy 80
in the best style OF the bindeT,e art ~ ~
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31itroann.
CENTRAL RAILROAD


SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 10, 1886.
lN ana after this date passenger trains
~ viii run as follows:
Trans marked daily, daily except Sun
The Standard time by which these trains
time. 49,
Nv Savannah. $40 a m 1920 p m IS 40 D M
Ar Augusta. t3:45 m +6:l5 m
Ar Macon ..... H:eO p m t8:2Oam
Ar Atlanta. '9:35 p m +7:s2 a in
Ar columbus go IN 1925 IN
Ar Montgomery +7:23pm
Ar Eufaula +3:58pm
Ar Albany 800. t1I:l0p m s2:45 pm
Passengers for Sylvania, Sandersville,
wright vile. Miledgeville and Eatonton
should take 8 40 a N train.
Passengers for ThomastOn. Carrollton,
Ferry. Fort Gaines, TalbottOn, Buena Vista
blakely and Clayton should take BID p N
train.
Nv Millen...... .I:sO m 1910 a m $500 a m
Ly Macon 800. +9;40 a m +l0 80 pm
Nv Atlanta..... $500 a m f6:6Opm
Nv Columbus =: so p m Az 90 m
Nv Mont gemery ~7:4Oam
Lv Eufaula.... sIN.55qm
Lv Albany. $40 m %l2:oOm
Ar Savar nah... +4:U p m $500 m IS :05 q m
Sleeping cars on ali night passenger trains
between savannah anu Augusta, Savannah
and N con, savannah and Atlanta, Macon
Train lea ing at 500 m and arriving at
900 III VIII not stoO TO pat of sor take on
passengers between Savannah and -Millen.
Connections ct savannah vita Savannah,
Florida.
Tickets for all points aud sleeping car births
on sale at city Office, No 30 Bull street and
de OF office 30 minutes before departure OF
ca train. q. 4. WHITEHEAD,
General Passenger Agent.
j. c. SHAW. Tie ket Agent
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e.. y I,,.I.

In the wy Of improvements, oar town
- still moving ON. MIR. r. y. :. Youn4
and Mr.. II. II. DIukclv. have cach added
sto re houses. u. l.. McLrary has ais
new dwelling about ready to occupy.
ar. Il. =. Thompson has his material
ON the ground and expects to move in
about christmas. DR.. II. e.. Wot!ord,
is building himself "A dental 0ficcos three
rooms; one TO be- used for reception, and
the Others, II a. All operating room
and the OF or ~ n labratory.
Mr.. Dave Anderson, residing about
midway between Clinton and L.surcns,
met with an accident in his cotton gin, a
few daysi2yo. Ito came TO Clinton for
surgical AID, but on accoun Of there
being no chioriform in Clinton, had to
"a on to Ltur"ns.
Cotton continues to como in pretty
freely, but for tho very poor yield of the
crop will very materially lessen the re-
ceipts of this port.
Maj. Mills, president OF the G. &. 4 A.
Railroad. called on his return from 40
b%"vllle, and at a pi bic meeting Of tn"
citizens, held in Owens hall, gave
encouraging account of the plans and
prospects for the early development Oi
this grand enterprise.
There is very little sickness in our
section at present, although Mr.. W. T.
Vance has a littlo daughter very i'll, and
jimmie Young, OF the Cross Roads, lost
his little son Il few days ago.
Among tho VISITORS now in Clinton.
we mention, Miss Kate Lark, OF Rabun,
Miss Bessie Goddard, of Mt. Gallagher,
the Misses Summers Of charleston.
The weather is dry and luStv, and Tie
earthquakes still continue, two quit.
| severe shocks were felt on Friday, the
22nd, n at > Il. III. and the other at 3 p.
Ill.
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l.

Lanford station named for II estecm-
cd fellow citizen John Lanford, Sr, liz
only II miles from our metropolis, Lau-
rens. Seven mouths since, II close OBJ
server could have sOen but few signs Of
thrift and energy, and in their fertile i'm
aginaiion did not realize she would throw
off her quiet slumbcringS and strive with
her sister towns for the ron rank d.
still, 1--WE arc on deck !" and will get
there Eli"
Our efficient railrc%h authorities have
heightened the side track ueu, the depot
aud We arc nov ready to ship large and
small quantities.
our depot has boon fllcdu up with u pair
of cotton balances, platform scales.
Our Telegraph once has been ostab-
tablislIed for nearly q month. Mr.. a.
NJ. Mosolv takes the dots and daahos
much to the admiration, of our Agent,
who k + genuine plug" operator, and
saws he will get thore soon.
About a dozen bales of cotton has been
shipped from this station. All Oft went
To Laurens with the exception OF four
bsles for Charleston.
Lanfotd station has through rates to
all points southland north east on cotton.
We would respectfully call the atten
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BOuRt0 correspondence
GROSS Hi.
MACK.

The contest going on in this Township
on the question of subscription to Cl,cs-
ter, Greenwood and Abhcvinc railroad
mas enlisted on one side or the other Nv.
cry isnd holder in tho township. There
haNe been laid before the County Com
m~is%ionars two petitions. one asking
that AN election be ordered on the uucs-
TOM of subscription, and one in opposi-
ton TO calling an election. The snyasa
OF the Township has bccn done ani
having heard all the evidence laid before.
the commissioners, We are let 10 tie
conclusion that the Petition against call
ing III elect n has u maiOrii, of The
township, Of course we cannot; tell what
decision the commissioners will max,
rs there are many grave und importsnl
points oflAw been raised on bo:h sides.
which will be argued by learned ;ut
aoIe counsel on both sides and it will
probably AXE considerable time before
the u OF the mat,er il reached.
IL may be we'll cuongh to state that
from what Vi can learn, the oHposi,ion
To calling the clr,,.on IN this matter.
does not arise from An opposition to
i'Mifoant pcrAe but til" people rsclthAi
the burden oil taxation il already heavy,
and that an aIuitioltl lax would b..
SricvouS and oppressive and also thrv
believe that MI Investment oc money i'm
railroads or any other public improve
mont should nut aud ought not be do, ined
ny Il popular vote, as in caSa of voting a
subscription to build Il railroad, :or in
III" election tn matter woLli b. i"cid /
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ton OF the people of our littlo city Hau-
rcns) that she is not altogcther alive to
hor interest. For Instance; The rate up.
on cotton On miles, is l5cts per hundred,
while tho rate To Augusta is only 32cts,
ana to Charleston t5cts por hundred. If
the people would look Aftor these little
matters thoy would wee u change In the
shipments to that place.
We hail with delight tho move towards
securing u Cotton Factory at Laur,ns
Let us have it by all means
Pattorsou's Chapel, our now und com
modious church, is nearing completion.
We understand services will be held at
The new site some time soon in Novcm-
Der.
The residence Of Mr.. Mclmoth Flem-
ing 10 under Roadway, and when com
plcte7 vii! add mnch to tho appearance
of u town AS ii commands prominent
view.
The Grist mil, owned by Mr. John
LaiforI, Sr., which Was washed away
'aSt Spring, will bs in operation vt MI
early day. The dam has bssn finished
and :be machinery will Ss placed in po-
sition NJ IN early day.
AeSars. Lanford a Lnnford have made
4@ aud 5N gallons OF syrup
tins season. Mr.. G.. Franks presidin.
over the evaporation.
Mr.. .. q. LRnford is building near the
creek. He believes in getting the cage"
first.
Lanford q Langston are kept busy
ginning the hcscy staple, averaging s to
10 bales a day. The paw mill under
their control has been over-run with
work.
Mr.. A. II. Nose!y Is collecting g,uno
cotton for W. l.. Mauidin 4 Bro, of
~Gre"nrillc. Parties in this vicinity will
deliver the same at depot.
ON" bale OF cotton was sold here yes
t"rday, price paid was 8:S5, Capt. d. w.
l.anford buyer.
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Dangers OF Going Security.

affirm that the system Of ~lndorsing
Is oil wrong. and should DO utterly abol-
ished. l believe that it has been the
financial ruin OF more men than per
haps all the other causes. l think that
our young men especially, should study
the matter carefully in all its bearings,
and adopt some settled policy to govern
their conduct, SO AZ TO be ready TO an
swer the man who asks them to sign his
note. What responsibility does one as
Bume when he indorses a note2 Simply
this: He is held for the payment OF the
amount in full, principal and interest,
II the maker Of tho note, through mis-
fortune. mismanagement or rascality
fails TO pay it. Notice, the indorser rs.
sumes all the responsibility, with no
voice in the management of the bust
ness, and no share in the profits Of tho
transaction, if it prove protitable; but
with a certainty OF loss il for any Of she
reasons stated the principal fails to pay
the note. Judge Waldo f. Brown in
Boston Traveller.
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situate IN tho County and State aiore.
said, containing ono hundred andtwen-
ty-fvc acres, more OF loss, anal bounded
by lands ot ". l.. Wood. 3. l.. Cluck,
AMI others.
Terms Ono-halfo OF the purchase mo-
ncv to he paid cRsl, and the balance on
a creGi 0ftwrlve months, with intcrc,
from tIc day OF salo, secured hv tn.
bond ofthn purchaser and q mor,Yas,
ofthe Hr~misc-. but VIII l.ave to III,
purchaser to rnr h's entir" lid in CASH
The purchase. TO pay for papers.
In tn" case II D.A. Rirhard.on VS..
Sarah A. M"uuc and r.. X. Frost.
The following dHscriupd tract OF land
lying, being and situato in the County
end state aforesaid, to wit:
Tract No. 4 ufthn land. ortho ostnte o.
Hogan Notes, decd, containing E!xh-
tH-four acres, and Sounded Ivy iruis ..
DR.. +. &. Fuller and j. II. WAasun AUD
Tract No. |, as appears by r!.t made 10y
john Davenport on 81 CT November.
1893.
Tcrms-One-haltoft ha yurohsae mo-
ncy to be paid cash, and the balance on
- '"e'N. '"'n'hS' "l'h mares
from the day of sale, secured hy y.
bon ! OF the purchaser aud Il mortgage a.
tho premises. The purchaser to paY
i"'"' VS." Q, 'H"'''h - ieaEu' W.
'n'T3
All that trsct of land lying. being MI!
situ.,e j., m. c,nn,v .n,y s,ata .,..a
said. containing Tire, and
;hirty.thra. ,,r., wnr. ~ In.. n,.4
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"A shost time ago the Laurens
county Real Estate Agency was
ofhled with j. NJ. Hampton, Man
ager. During the few months since
Its organization, this Agency has
handled several thousands or dol
AIRS worth of property, and has
been particularly successful in rem
ting and selling town lots and
houses. At this time the demand
for small cottages to rent, is far in
excess of tho supply, and we speak
authoritatircly when we sey that
almost every day the Agency has
applications for dwellings. This
Is u sign that We are steadily in
creasing in population.
A new two story S room house
and 81 acres ofleud on Downs Street
Laurens, &c Bargain
A four room mouse and small lot
on l'aurens Street, for sale. $50
yards of public cquarc. Cheap,
The shiloh Agricultural Club
will meet next SATURDAY. evenin &,
3Oth inst at 3 o'clock.
is. Wolf, A. C. Fuller,
Spcty. Prcst.
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County Conference.

The next meeting OF the Iuurrns
County Conference will be held at
Shady Grove church ON Saturday
before the 9Th Sunday in Oct. ut
1880 a m.
| The opening II will be
preached by the Rev VIM II Jacobs.
= An essay OF Home Missions
by Rev II p Smith.
3 An essay on the Support Of the
Ministry hy Rev TB Craig.
4 What is the relation OF women
to the Sabbath School?
8 Should Il churches adopt the
protest Of the declaration and tcS-
timony against the action Of the
General Assembly at Augusta?
l.. a. Todd,
Chairman.
IJ,.1g III ,,1,n,n ,,.,
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Ucrd'd please copy.
Keeping His Hand in.
Chairman

A garcon had been challenged 10 q
duel. The meeting was fixed for an
early hour ut a well-known t~rysting-
place in the wood. Our hero arrived at
the spot a quarter OF an hour before the
appointed time and found lying on the
ground the lead bodies of a counie on
swordsmen who hal run each other
through and through. The Rarcon
made himself a seat Of the two corpses.
squatted down, and awaited the ar
rival of his opponent, who oon after
wards appeared and asked him what he
had been doing. Been amusing myself
with these two gentlemen, just to keep
my hard in, you kuow!" was the reply.
His opponent offered an apology m the
spot.-L3 Monde Pittoresque.
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u 4 x Il S.!

n.r,,r n, r,-
nn"'
~ NNNH - "a, > " sept %*en'
will att,rJ Of thn ;nlIDwino
FAMED places for ii" collection of
, Faxes for lauf"n9 County, s. c.,
J H., Tor thc fiscal yea commencing
.[oVemhcr l>t, 1885, 81 follows:
G.;obnr ~ at yn,rr,e store In
nrr,,,. T~nv,n.L;,, trHnr, ~ ~
M.
October rs, at parson's Store. in
.uung's Township, from 10 n La TO
= m.
October Is, at W. y. StodLnrd,s. in
.i%!'y Township. from tx III to
III.
October 20, At Dinl's C!.urch, In
liars Township fgoln 10 a to 3
A..
DItub"r 20, at Tunihi:ny Shoals.
Sullivan Township, from 10 a m
p"p ~.
october u, nj ErnWcrton, in SRl-
:ran Township, from 10 a III to 8
:.
October -, at Mt. Gallagher. ia
Waterloo Township, from 10 A N to
'.pm
October -, 1T Waterloo, in Wa
"rloo township, FROM 10 a IA to 3
an.
O,t,hrr % a: Crosse Uill in Cross
lin ,uwnghjr, from 10 am AK
a.
G.tohnr 90. 1T Srriry roxo in
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State of South Carolina.

A T. r. En- s co INT Y.
TO the Strangers # Election for
said CountJ.
BY virtue Of Il writ Of election,
bearing date September LIST, and
addressed to us by James +. IzlaT,
President pro TEN. Of the Senate
OF South Carolina, an election will
be held according to tie laws Of
South Carolina, in Laurcns County,
on the 2d day OF November next,
by the various managers of said
County, for u Senator to Rll the
unexpircd term occasionally the
resignation OF Cot. Il. =. Todd.
j. II. SULLIVAN,
n. b. ANDERSON,
j. a. WESTMORELAND,
COmm'S. Election.
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Progress In Ceiisioid Manafaoture.

The manufacture of oeliuloid has
made rapid advances since tho first pat
ents were taken out in 1870, and is con
trolled thus far by one parent company,
which not only sells the crude article In
bulk, but receives a royalty from net
sales. A few years hence, after tho
United States patents have expired, q
much larger development may be en-
pected. While so much jeopardy exists
ia this industry from chemical reactions
In the midst OF heat and friction, 1t u
extremely difficult 10 obtain workmen
20 observe the requisite care.--Bosten
Ruasst.
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JUST FROM AUCTION:

9doz., whole vamp Congress Gal
iers that cost $500 to manufacture
our price, $3.50, job lot.
Also in same lot, Is dozens
Womcns polkas, regular price 1928
u Figures IS cts,
Is pair mems Kid Boots "Auslcr,
Maize" our price 900 sold regularly
Cor 1918
- pair, Congress CATERS at 42.75
beats any 800 leader on the market
Ieigler&. Bro Celebrated crimped
toe button shoes, sold everywhere
1T $3.50 We offer them at $500,
guaranteed
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-27
Horsss in tho ars.. Clasa.

The Scientific American claims tho
horse population Of New York city 10
between 10000 and $4,000, and that Of
London 900, 900, OF which $4,000 ara
used in public carriages, an equal
number in o~mnibusses, and 1000 IL
street cara.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-27
Must he Worry Unpionsans.

Snobley-Aw-aw- it must be- very
unpleasant for you Americans to be gov
erned by people wv whom you
wouldn't ask to dinner.
American belie-Well, not moro 80,
perhaps, than for you in England to be
governed by people who wouldn't ask
you TO dinner. Punch.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-27
riiial Reproos

Mamma (who is engaged in earnest
conversation with a male visitor. to
Noel, who Is inclined to DO talkative)-
Hush, Noel! Haven't I told you often
that little boys should be seen and nos
heard3 Noel-Yes. mammal But you
dent look ~ mei-Pmnch.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-27
Minintern, Lean Year.

The year in which August has Ave
Bundays is called ministers leap year,
for, in effect. a week is added to the
usual vacation season. The present is
the third of successive years in which
the pastors holiday has thus been pro-
nge d.-Philadelphia Call.