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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-25

Coon ADYICE-UsE HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoCED AND TAR for cough or
cold.
PIXIES TooTHAoHs Drops Cure in one
minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-25
DANES Russell Lowell

Boston, September 2I.-James Rus
sell Lowell was a passenger on the
steamer PaUonia, which arrived here to-
day from Liverpool.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-25
they Don't Like the Alleged Treaty

New YORK, September PA Glou-
cester special to the Post says: The
terms of the reported new reciprocity
treaty caused the utmost indignation
among the fishing industry of GIou-
cester and Democrats and Republicans
alike unite IN condemning it. In con-
versatiOn with a reporter, one of the
largest dealers said: The new treaty
means nothing but reciprocity in fish,
( such treaty should be ratified, the
fishing industry OF the country would
be ruined and transferred TO
Canada. This is just what Gloucester
fishermen have been fighting against.
Reciprocity in fish means the gradu4 Al
decrease of the fishing business in the
United States. All fishermen here say
that they do not want TO fish inside the
three mile limit, but they do want
trading privileges. We might just as
well annex Canada and be done with It,
they say, if We are to have tree fish.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-25

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
Ioh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10c. SOC, and 81. For Sale at a. G.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. IL
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16
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25
GENERAL MARKETS.
prnhnon ana provisions.


KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 24.-Wheat lower
No, red cash 56Ac bid; June hess aoI Se
Inly 81 % bid. Corn lower' No. casb -oc plo
June 2G1c bid July &c asked. oAtS' no quo
tations.
SIR Lours. MO-, May a Wheat weak and
lower. The market opened slightly unseItie !!
and was generally easy unlli tne oloss, WIZ
WAS weak and AdAc lower lhan Sa l.l-sS
.JnIy zee; August 77k07Sl4c, closing ~ Uhe
asked Corn dull and easy, clos ng "a a., ~
under Saturday No mixed cabh Us 'aS ,.
june $40: July SSka53Ae. eios,n
and iSa7,c lower than saturday
No, mixed cash askd2sac; May ss'sc; Jhne
27s,c aeked July 24hc. bid. Corn meg s.rv ny
nj sSGSs.0j. Whisky steady SllO Wool ~
changed. Provisions dali and easy except ~
bacon, which is active and strong bnlktiI as,
loose lots unchanged; boxed luls-lohs ~ W.
$3.50 snort ribs s5tgs Soto, sho ssoII ribs 81
sbo,t clear s6b0. Hams STEADY az ealoc
AFTERNOON board Wheat firm at "a &c ,l,si,er
Corn gave higher. oats r, S@t Sn,e els and and
nnchanged. Wheat easy and shade i9 WEI,
| Mav i5Ea7Iac, closed 15kc; June 20 - ~
~ / igc. closed 7Gc; JAY 57h@lsc, c isi's
II l-lGc Corn weaker casn aS 81 %gsNc, CLOSED
SSssc, iuIy IS 1~i6d367sc, closed 70 ~ ~
Posk-Prices declined sake early fal ad A', y
loeed steady cash una y sates az Iart
- 49, i,sht and prices aye lower; cash AZ
lime "a s7xd5 July S. 1893 sits Sn ~ Il,
sides steady casn and June - 81 feo ", ssite5
$ $500 SIX. noSed h hes'S c1esr sides IS 55d
IA Nfternoon board--wheal fc lower Jun
! 55s!c. Corn steady june 70 s.ioc "'' s'''
June 275Ee. Pork and lard uncnsnES91u Flour
! SEM o snd lewer choice sieoas eos fame,
| 81 o0at 3O; extra fancy - ooae, ~ ao com
and winter wheat patents u W s9 W. a7sSlsc
quiet; mike 4Sc WINE y 4, soe sak meats. shon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25


kANsAS Cifl, Mo, May 2i.--The 1.-Two stock
indicator reports, CATTLE Rccoipte isf,7: ehin.
ments S9l markeg heavy and weak light about
steady choice to faacy s. iOab 30; fair to
- u0at 20; sto kers and feeders s. SOifl n;
cows y OoaS Is. Hogs--Reccipla Ssl2. weak
and o. l0c lower; s. 50a3 y0. Shcep-HeceiptA
~ shipments none; market steady; good TO
90.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, MAY a.--Cattie-Rcceipts
800; shipments 800 20 $50; butcher ssteers 81 10
a 80; cows and hcifcrs S. 50as Is, bulls y IS
Texas common 20 choice SlOudb 90, grAss com
mon 70 good 81 5Od3 60 Hoga-Receinta 4siO.
market opened a shade higher, but the latter
part OF The advance was s. 90at 20, closing
shipments $50; good sheep would self well "
heroi common TO fair 81 aOa3 Is, Etod 10
choiceiN 009t 70.
CHICAGO, 1T, May 2i.--The Drovers' Jour
nal reports, Cattle-Receipts 5000; shipments
700 market slow but arr shipping steers of
800 to 1890 pounds, 81 6Oa5 ~; stockers
aud eders, 81 gOa4 50; thruuvh Texas cattle
- sba5 %. Iiogs-Receipts. 70 900, opened zoe
lower; closed strong; s. 1904 2s shcep--Ro
ceipts oO0oi shipments none; market weak and
20 To 2jc lower native Texans 81 O0da 90. The
| Drovcra' Journsl succiAl cabpgram qn0tea 4
| liberal supply; demand weak, but prices
| steadYi best American cattle quoted at i3sc
I.per pound; estimated delivered coad weight.
NEw York, May "a. Beeves-- Receipts II.
carloads for the market and a. carloads for eN
poriers and city trade slaughtorers direct
there was an oasier feeling and ruling prices
| lOdloc lower, extremes for steers s. u
do fOi for bulls S. 20a3 30 Sheep and lambs
Receipts ll,lo0; extremely dun for clippe,
sheep ~ reduction OF &c, and especially JaS
Tor sprirg lambs, OF when III re was an owe
supply and no show for clearance even at
reduction Of 81 90 per 100 ms; clothed shee
Id az 50 15Gh 20; clipped yearlngs lamb
s. OOd6 On, and spring lambs at So S0ae %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25
Two sluasnis Drowned

PlA ONO, May 24.-John jenkins
Psnes Wilson, colored, students at
~ school, were drowned late Sstur-
ny while attempting to cross the
steek ford in buggy. The ford
wv washed away by the recent
sal he cur ent upset the buggy in
'u'le Of the stream. The bodies OF
sog men We're recovered yester
pun s' were found doubled up in the
\ under the water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

and nnchanEed. Coffee eironc ana higtss,f ~.
s s..f q common 80 primo 81 OOaf H Rice.
uaui snttc. Cotton seed products, auiof and
Nesk prime erude oil 20H9lao Sugar, dull
ano nrvoping; open kettle. choice, d A-Iec
lrime 70 strictly prime. 54dbAci fair to fully
l ny 1atci centrifugal, choice white. 6ilc:
on white. 696Acj choice yellow, clarified. 6c
Raaltuaae yellow, clntined, SIC; seconds. A.. q
. tiur, Moiasees. dnil and nominal. opeu. Net
ue' good prime TO strictly prime. $40 centrlfn
kas, primo TO strictly prime, l6G20c. M.
ohangc, New York sight. leo premium.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25
Returned to work.

fcAGo, ILL, May 24.-Nearly all the
poor and blind factories resumed on
FA'aour plan this morning. A ma
o. The men returned to work.
|uopes Tor The recovery of Officer
fli,y, one of the bomb victims, have
Iaeaudoned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25
Warning

not to be wondered at that most
tcsn are dyspeptlcs. Swallowing
u ennks on a hot summer day does
schtf, Why then not add ten
y Ahgostura Bitters, the world re-
~ tonic of exquisite flavor, and
syoid all danger OF cold in the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25
RAIN

.hlllfita W.
I rrs''' .'n Years much has been &C
y -, .. ~ sc,entidc men in the fore
ss so.' y me earliest Y, dls Gov.
b q . Ia.s' rice Of st. Louis, who died
sss fiv' - AGO, leavinga rich lega-
shw Il is now believed tina.
/ rsrkinp, ten years storms and
4 ihe p "a ,oretold throughout the
l1s VIZ ~ ,,ysoy A high thcrmome-
NIin ~, NV wind and rain storms, and
h oslo ,oncter follows winds and
neI'u M they are not over until
horns, . wv cooler. They usually
sis y visslsslppi valley their cen
tae 1T strong tendency to rainfall
\ lhe nes Ger 10 26th OF this month.
BIZ ins IN, ~. Of vulcan on the gath,
y y l arc,,ry has not much strength
n. ,sr assisted by Vulcan. The
q wv .gssr will be June and III,
\ iheiea.'ess Of Vulcan, assisted by a
'qaipO os Of Earth, known as the
qulloS II is not possible to con-
sqpl s., oil be the rainfall in Texas
+ !, dates, since we are nv sno 0ou IT,
81 outskirts oil lhe aiea, - u. ~
coy will advance, as it has
sloIS ' and electricity. 1t Is true
y n nan who sala ieieSsapny "as
- and bet tnat tne Iiss Isl, o. .l o.
rsr The wires from osi hV ~,no " ~,
n could not pc reau II. San In, I,
h 4. bet. Weather sciehlises n1 ,,, gay .
& fc crops IN low l"nus VIZ ,.u1
"A out in June, 1907. ' up I'll, WI, -
( 4 aud Just mere we .aNe $500 silo aiSA ~ ~,
ourselves llaoie W .l -. ~
"a aiug that III orousneS az ~
when there Is u low ua a.l. y
+ Z, that we arrest II, VI asssps w,
( powder EXPLOSIONS Iannou' VI , one
hundred rounus VI aI'n s ,,sinS.
K his an experiment, anu We mig nv w
Il n. the newspaper eui.ole ~ eno
4 States who We're Guilty. .ae ~ va. az
oondents, auo gov uiSnousu at.ei
NIg battle, wouiun laa $50 az ~ 80.
4 ord COULD out say II VIC ia'i ' .lia'
ere 40 earnest eneIsesio Poopiei
- .at nature laiieu " W w 10 w, W.
q 3w DO torourselVes, "hele WIN snS
K have been now II eNels nuan n 40.
y sitO make larry Ieason"oi1 rL ga GA,
eats for lear Oh lailule. A .s',
are strange, ou' nov inoio ~ 'na -
~ blertaklng 10 sen u. eA.i sinei3 ioN
4 dry goods, utess soousi no..oi
mems nne ciotnlnS ehu iueiI
D. not so nne' genus auu iauios
{hlpg goods, laules ohiluien
pSses' SHOES IL was an eHpell
II our saies "elS laSe
I'm all right IL gu, SAFES W.
We we're all WRONG. Whenesei , . s'.
ulatlon there IS rum enouSui III
z store, put IL taxes srle anu ial,h y
N There are some peoplc wnos
18nslAnces are such Ina1 'ney w n ~
3 be bothered ABOUT tne econo mi,
the men I'VE IN u prac. lc ueiu
I|Fsying mercnant-tailols guy loI ou
fiis, the LADIES', Wen, we won ga
ug against laules, tney naNe :
virtues we are Dllnu " any nv I,i
Bat then these people rose III III
peat pleasure tnaI inc poor nav
si L ID inc pleasure VI SeetiS
x#Hlu They cannot enjoy III. lHey nav
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

~ OF Merchandise, consisting Of
s,oos' millinery and ladies' and
IN. underwear. win sell for cash
suge Tor Tarrant county real es-
VoGEI, & DIRHL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

s4se' unfinished, new l00-room
ivy stone hotel, with all modern
s'lents' we'll located and first
al It's appointments. For fur
vsluenlsrs call on or address j. II.
fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

To call for and deliver goods to all parts
Of the city. Perfect satisfaction OF no
charges made. This means what II says
TEoY SrKAn LAusDRY, corner Fifth
and Throckmorton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
[ % used for Children teething. 1t
q the child, softens the gums, al
Fl.psin, cures wind Solic ard is the
remedy for diarrhea. 25 cents .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

Nav YORK. May "a --Cotton--spot closed
quiet.
Sales. 81 bales.
Ordinary 6 - Ice good ordinary Ice; low
middliug &c; middling 8 T-l6c; good middling
1850; middling fair 10 Ice,
Futures closed very duh and | to poinis
higher; September points higher.
ala halo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

4. spgs for sl.75--the best in the
kss.' Widow screens very low, at
@'ef Yard Of Elliott & Roe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, May 4-Cotton-spot closed
steady.
Ordinary .d;Rood ordinary ihd; low mid
ding 10. l6d mlddiDg uplands 54Sd: mid
ding Orleans 3 led.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

NEW ORLEANS, La, May "a Cotton Spot
closed quiet aud steady.
Low ordinary 6Acj ordinary Tia'; good
ordinary Sc; low middllng $50; mid
ding SIC; good middlng 0'sc; middling
fair l0isG; fair IL &C.
Sales 1900 bales.
Futures opened steady, ruled very dull, clos
Ing dull but steadY, 9 70 points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

ere making arrangements 10 erect 4
smelter here "a order 10 have better f.
cllities for handling the ore,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25
ON 'CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures from
Two to Three Points Lower
Money Easy.
Wheat opened Unsettled, Remained WEAK
and Closed Lower--Livs Stock
transactions Brisk
ENGLISH coNsors

INuLIhF LUNSULSs
LONDON, MAY 2L--oonsols closed lol Ina ,or
money. ~ 'V'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

~. sA.lt&pta - heyv1
wno insist upon the guarantees Of perfect
equality IN the iGll aud free e1eJeiAe and
enjoyment u al fnelnbefphlp Ilgnie, y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

gree, and assessed punishment az seven
years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

-..,ssly " llfr uluJsOn Ifllle9' Dhnu'
Address TO the ex.Coniederate ycter-
ans, Hon. Siles Hare.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-25

srovKs AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, May "a Stocks and bonds
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-10
SIMPSON l.
NIX

Mr.. j. d. Culbertson, son OF Capt. Y.
j. Culbertson, is, ut his writing, quito
sick. Mr. Jas. Godfrey, who has been
sick for some time, is now improving.
Mr.. John G.. Cooper, who has been
spending the fall and winter at town, IN
now at home and will start to school at
Rocky Mount, Monday, the 9th.
We are bound to believe that it la dow
days, for we have been disturbed for the
last half-hour by tho barking of dogs,
and II this is not dog days, L hope they
will cease for a time.
The cold wave is still upon us and
farmers are yet unable to do much on
their farms. They are behind In sowing
oats, aud what sown is badly injured.
Wheat continues to look better, and the
prospect tor a good crop is still seen.
me settlement OF Rocky Mount ia
oH't"hng another room TO tho school
u ."N, i Viii be "a rc". ..id rayn,y
mousse wa n cpIupl-t.G, AMI VIII add 4
f'"n' ,t"'u 80 H." louks Of tho pI.ce, us
vel a' as Ig"rlt benefit to the school.
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DoEn0M p. O.
JoE rGTNcR.

am very altd lo urnr that tire trN.H
rfITH l. booming i wnv,I rn, t,,#
only J am afraid friend Mack m.rt
got after me.
Last nigh, lacked hut q fraction OF be-
ing as cold as the coolest niglltIu Jmu-
AIRY, ans not enough snow 10 cover the
little oats. 1t makes mo think OF my old
friend, Elijah iIubanks. lie uscd to tell
of riding II little bull to mill. Every
thing went on well till Ito got near the
mill. There he met another little bun;
and Elijah's Iittle bull and tho othor little
bull went to fighting. aud Elijah ex-
claimed, "Lord Dod, Pm gone now" SO
of the oats.
Our mail from Grccnvillc to Laurcns
has at length become a trl-wcckly mail,
lie. IL comes down II day and tries To get
back the next, but IL frequently fails. !
suppose tho 8. u. G. y. at Greonyille Is
AFRAID to interfere In this case. because IL
is tile u. y. mail. In no other way can
j account for their non-interVention.-
rho crueltiea at the notorious Sandy
Flat are in general only for one day I'm
the month, on thismail route greater cru
elites are practiced every day In the
week except SUNDAY, aud occasionally
they run into that. Tho horses carrying
this Dlail are reduced almost literally to
akin and bone. 1'he hair las about all
been beaten OF. Frequently these poor
f@fees fall la tho road from sheer ex-
liaustion, and on ono occasion, one was
left for dead. The next day, however, II
was found TO be still living, and was
helped TO it's feet, md IL gtil OH tlieroad
The poor mon .@ho drive these horscs
are, of c%o,irse, not to be blamed. Thoy
too, have suffered untold agonics; but L
wtsh.the railroad was done.
must ask my friend "Six' to excuse
me. Those wagoners from the noun
talns don't generally bring any moro
ept2en things than can be disposed OF
itthis locality.
~. r. norroh il putting up a euano
mouse ct this place.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-10
4 Still Tongue.

Al old, experienced Wall street
banker i'll course of conversation
with Il reporter on one or Il eX-
changes, a few days ago, said that
~ Still tongue was often afortunp.n
Thr idea he wished to convey was
that men who talk too much e1-
pose the secrets of their business.
a silent man is generalIythc safest
adviser; he thinks before he speaks
n weighs well his words. some
men are as ready with their opin-
ions as a hungry man for dinner;
all mat is required is An 0ppOrtu-
nifty to air them. Others are so
Nolublc that they tell all about their
bWn business, and their ncighbors'
rs well. Generally, o can take
the measure Of an i]nvctcratc talkcr,
as it's wind and froth. On the
ether hand, the man wiIp nulds hi.
tongue is not easily fnthomcd.
still water runs deep" bnr with
littlc noise and friction, while the
shadows foam and fret with CON
slant t%uInuit.
AS arulr, the siicntmn is meth
odicaI, painstaking, careful. He
weighs his words AMI pounds accu-
ratrly. In business he makes no
fuss or parade; he transact, il,
however, With diligence and pru-
dGncr. Brag and vanity are twins;
together they we're born and to-
grth"r they Will die.
C"nr"tt and huasting arc poor Gle
m"htS IN trade; airs pUt ON as soon
no, IfIT "
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-10
A LIBERAL og-EIS 3
The q. L., o. p 70 Grade our
Strseks.

We learn that the g., LA S Rhilroad
authorities have made o proposition to
our town authorities, which, if carried
ont, will BIO OF ~iirralcQlable benefit to the
town. The comp&hy proposes 10 grade
tho street leading from RoBERTsos's
Hotel totho Depot. g'his viii DO ono Df
tbs greatest improvements that could be
made, The Little River Hiln in the
wintor season has always been dreaded
by AS 1t is imppossibIo to
avoid this hill in going to the depot We
presume the whole community wnl De
gladto learn that tkere H. a prospect NJ
aging itrcIpcyec.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-10
Personal.

Mr.. GILLIAN KELLY is reading modi
cine in The oiice of DR.. Tuos. MCCOY.
Mr.. G. Il. KENNEDY, who has been
with Traynham IL Dial during the pas,
year, will leave for Florida on Thursday
next.
Miss CORA OgEHs, of MissisHippi, and
Miss LAURA WELLS, of Grecnwood, sc.
visited The family OF Col Ii. W. BALLlast
week.
Col II. B. CREWS, of the Laurcnsvillc
Herald has boon appointed n delegate to
tho Editorial Association OF America,
which meets ut Cincinnati, o., on Feb
ruary 23d.
Mr.. JNo. B~ARKsDALE, Of Greenwood,
paid our town Il short visit last week.
Mr.. ID. NJ. PATTON, who is now travel
ing for A. G.. WooDRUEF Il Co., sell
ing hats, is in town.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-10
Notice Of
Township ASS s31neHt

The following named gentlcmcn
ar" hereby appointed II Board Of
iHwnship Assessors for their res
p, n',Vr Tow nship:
INUrvne T0Wnship-J. O. c.
Fioming, Capt, john Moore, j. NJ.
franks.
Young's Township-Dr. NJ. c.
Cox, Jas. \. Parks, Jas. \. Riddle.
Dial township--r. NJ. Babb, \. l..
BarHehmIn, John Il. SwifHcr.
sullivan TpwnSnip--W. l.. Hop
kins, II. j. Sullivan, w. j. B@alintinc.
Waterloo Township---F. ID. Cole
man, j. II. Henderson, T. b. Wilcut
Cross Hin Township---M. NJ
league, John J. MCGOWAN, G.. Nj
llama,
IIuntcr Township---e. y. Vance.
John G. Davis, w. IL. Farrow.
Jacks Township r. NJ. Settler
ThoS j. liatton, L. j. Duckctt.
SruMetown TOWnship---J. -.
Byrd, W. McCiintock, j. b. An
derson.
The above appointed
will please meet at the Auditors
office on Wednesday the 24th day
Of Feb. TO make the assessment for
thir respective Township.
e.. NJ. LASGSTON,
Auditor, l.. C.
Jan. 81, 1887 26 At.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-10

The statement of Major ID. +
bradley In reply to the pamphlet
of Mr.. E. M. Brayton, not only
fully covers the charges which the
latter has preferred for the purpose
OF defeating Major Bradiey's con
hrmation as Collector OF Internal
Revenue for South Carolina, but
forces Mr.. Bravton from the posi-
ton OF n contestant for the ONCE
which he relinquished so unwii-
IingIy, and still covets 80 ardentIy,
iAto that Of q hopeless defender OF
bis own Fee0Fd-NSase ~ilt GosN$er.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-10
NoI7ICEoE7
M ElIT
Fiscal Year 1SS5-1SS6.

IN DursuaDcp of an Act nt tbn
Gnnnr,l A,,n,LIm 80 NY
~ .N.>1,niS ~ - .,appoNed
DOC. tifC Aitil, 1851, a general assess.
menu Oh property Tor taxation will
commence on Jan. lSt, 1856, and
continue uhtii the Zoth day OF fch-
u",s. 90 P''P'''!, oo'h i'"al ana
iorSOnai, must De returned for tax
alton, and al! changes in really
since May, 1881, mast be noted in
returns. During the above tiUU
~ 80 i'"''ha - H. VIII ne
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-10

Governor THOMPSON has pardoned two
negroes who were convicted of burglary
and larceny in 1888, ut Union s. c., and
who were sentenced to imprisonment
for life. 1t appears that thoy were limo
cent of the charge, as a stepson of the
prosecutors in the case, while on his
death bed confessed tho decd, md told
where the remainder OF the money could
be found.
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NOTICE OF
Settlement and Final
DISCHARGED.

BY permission of a. w. Burn
side, Probate Judge, 1 will settle
the Estate of John Wise, deceased,
ut his Office at Laurens G. H., 8. c.,
on the 5th day Of March 1885, at 10
O'Clock, a. MI, and at the same time
will apply for a final discharge.
All persons having demands
against said estate are hercbynoti-
fed to present the came in due
form, on or before said day, or be
forever barred. And MI indebted
arc required to make payment by
said time.
J D BYRD,
Admir-.
Feb. Sd, 's~e--27-tt-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-10

stop at eray'B Globe Kotcl, Augusta, Ga.
GRAY is n South Carolinian and ex-
tends o "Caroiina welcome" to all his
0uaat9.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-02-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Cotton is selling at 8 to So cts.
How to get rich-maXc money and
save it.
Tho sale of fertilizers has commenced
I'm earnest.
Our churches wore we'll attended or
ast sunday.
SEQ Ordinane" to raise supplies > th
Tow Council, IN another coinmn.
Mr.. A. F~HIEsLEN, of Spartmburg h,
opened a branch house Mt this place.
Dynamite was used by burglars in
blowing open ~ safe in Augusta Ga. last
week.
Now is tho time to learn who your
ask n favor of thom.
The corporatcrs of tho Columbia, Sew
berry and Laurons Railroad, viii meet
in Newbcrry on February tholilh.
Some people talk moro about cold
weather these days than they do about
paying their debts.
Tho newspapers have raised p greater
how and wall ovcr the priority bill thar
those directly interested.
A largo numbcr Of young people from
our ~neighboring own are expected to
attend the ball on the 18th.
ADDISON r. SULLIVAN q Co., have
opened out II line ofgroccricS in the store
formerly occupied by j. II. POOLE.
If every man who has an idea Of being
politician, would pay for his County
paper, we would hear Of moro editors
going to Europe.
A grand ball was recently givin in
Paris for the benefit Of the poor and Slo,-
900 were realized, but the cxponccs some
what exceeded that amount.
a hatcr Of the weed says that using to-
bacco in ono form usually leads to the
use of 1T I'm another, for when Il man first
takes snuff he must et-Schew it.
Married on Wednesday, February the
I'd, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. B. "A WuARToN, oiLaurens, to Miss
KATE LANDRUM, of Aiken County.
1t is said that u newspaper folded and
placed under the coat, between the
shoulders will take the place of an over
coat. Now is the time 70 subscribe.
the case Of DR.. ARMSTRONG is that he
has violated his ordination vows, and a
sentence OF suspension has boon impos-
ed.
u,.nc. ,,,,o,, .,o,,
en- tho town i,st T,id.y ,h,.ht TO Eu
,n,,or ,bo ir,nra.a;n, ma, ..,ho hoy.r
dia no, a;nbrcci.,o o,arInoui.m 60
Th travel to Florida this winter has
been greater than was ever before.
Each old wave that onics:&wecpsthous-
ands of dollars into the hotel Keepers
pockets.
Senators Butlor and Logan nave had y
filtin the Senate, over the Dakota 1ucs-
ton, ana II appears mat the Senator