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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
a VOLCANO IN NEWBER3SY

From The Grecnvillo News, we
take the following notice, credited
to the Ncwberry Observer: Twelve
miles from Newberry, iustthis side
of Heller's creek, is a high, round
top hill. On this Hill lives Mrs. Sa-
rah Beam, who is just now very
much Qlarmed, About month ago
u portion ofthis hill, ahouteightin-
ches in diameter, cavcd in, leaving
q hole in the ground, nobody knows
how deep. About " week after an.
other spot, about four inches In di-
ametcr, near by, caved in, leaving
another apparently bOttomless
hole. Mrs. Beam insists that she
has seen blue smoke issuing from
these holes, and that's she is constant
ly feeling shocks, Our Informant
visited the dread spot recently. lie
says he did not SEQ any smoko or
feel any shocks, but that hc felt
electric influences very scnsibly
while on the hIll.
This strange phenomenon is lcca-
ted In esquire ueller's country;
andM Q real, simon-purs Volcano
does break okt dGwH siteJewa beg
the pfiyiiegeDf naming iEln honor
oslllW HelloF v9lcan0.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
FOR SALE.

FOR SAlE-A vnluablel lot on Brook
'yn side, partially improved.
FOR SALE-A neat residence on .Jer-
S,cy side, containing six rooms. Splen-
Ild wei Of wafer. Two acres. Fin,
land attached.
FOR SALE Two Hundred and Fiftv
Acres OF innd just outside the ]incornSS
rate limits OF the town of Laurons. An
elegant home and all necessary out
buildings. O
FOR SALiI-A two.story Brick store
hoN@o IN tho town of Laurens. Also n
hali interest in n good warehouse.
For SALE-A number of forna IN
different portions of Laurens County,
~raluale lot of24 Acres partially i'm.
P'oycd orc miie west of Iaurens,
a bargain offered.
Asecona hand two horse wagon md
splendid sat double Harnoss1hnnd nd.
made Also II pair Fair banks Scale,.
a small tract of land near uo,,ovo,,
Cnurch, one and onc-half miles west OF
SoldViiio. Said tract contains about IL
acres, about 30 acres cleared and in rood
state or cultivation balance in mixed
forest--Price low. '
j. M. Hampton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
SIMPSON MILLS.
DUDE.


Not having seen anything in your pa
per from this section in somo timo, |
take this privaleGo to let your readers
know how VIC are Getting along over OH
Rabun.
The humps are raging In This comma
nifty, and seem to be OF 4 severe type.
Alter nh abundapco OF RAIN it is again
clear and the singing OF the birds and
tho budding Of tho trees denote nn early
Spring.
Fall oats, although but few sown, are
looking well. The Spring sowing IS not
yet complete, though with favorable sra
Sonos people may DO able to complete
their crops alter aats come in without
buying horse food.
Rnhun creek, ut tho present writing,
is spread from hill to hill and looks like
agreat lake. 1t is up more than 1t has
been since 'S6
Married, at tho residence OF the brides
father, on Wednesday, 22I, Mr.. Eugene
league toMiss Ida lIudgcus.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

For several years Laurens has had Mt
least II ;irSt ratio sensation TO attract
persons 10 tho Courtroom during the
| progress OF criminml trials. This time,
however, there appears to have boon u
dirth OF criminals, and Tho few arraigncd
were tried and convicted in q puIciy
business way. many not even havimic
an attorney to look aItor thcii interests.
The first casc called was that OF Allan
lOudcn,a Withholding man % thc pure
African type, who appeared in tlio semi
nuEc dress Of his "fadcrlanu."
Tho Court: "Alian Louden, stand up:
arc you ready for trial"
$40, SIR" "Why not?" .'Aiy wit
ncs&cs airt here, dcy's in Abv;ll.'-
"W!iai are rnauics?" "Idun forgot.
Say dar ito another ncgro) you knows
dem boys, don't you. Como round am
tell dc gemmon who dGy is. Dcy's Aunt
James two boys, don't YOU know her
boys? Is tired ufdis Ching am want 20
ait SHE; II IT,"
j.crr tic Co"rt asked Mr.. Copeland to
confer with tho prisoner ANA ascertain
tho facts concerning Tho witnesses. It
was found that Allan wanted his wit
nc&&ca 20 swear that o. tho day that
Mr.. Jas. El!sor's sheep w23 stolen h9
Was hunting in tho woods with ".hunt
.lHno's two hors." To save delay tho
Solicitor admitted tho testimony OF tho
absent witnesses and tho case proccOd-
sd, resulting in speedy conviction and
sentence OF ciio yea. II hard labor III tho
iCniiOrtin"r
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
PERSONAL PlCkINGS.

Austin Corbin is 81 years Of age.
Austin Corbin's wealth ia estimated at
Sl2, 000, coo.
Baron do Grim, tho cartoonist, is a son Of
ono OF tho ears tailorJ.
George w. Rosuro, tho cowboy evangelist.
Is sald to have an income Of $3.50 a day.
licrbert Sponcor Is we'll again and at work
developing his schonlo Of synthetic philoso-
ply.
Tho car OF Russia has refused to permit
tho ofieas3 princes to join tho Russian i'm.
perial guard.
Tho car OF Russia is going to risk assas-
sinatIon and remain il St. Petersburg during
tho coming carnival.
Somebody reG2ntly credited p. T. Barnum
with tho possession Of 100000 o Ito says he
Is pretty rich, bat not 50 rich as that.
Joseph Chamberlain pronouncos Canada
tho joliicSt place in North America to enjoy
oneself i'll, outside OF tho UnitoI States.
Tho Duke Of Edinburgh is said TO DO tho
stingi"St royal parsonage ia Europe. Ho
viii beat n cab;aan down to tho last penny.
III. do LosScps will leave Paris in March for
Panama. Though not discouraged, moro
money Is wanted, and it does not appear TO he
Forthcoming.
Arab P"Gila hos been writing messages of
sympathy to his old friend, Mr.. Wilfrid
Blunt. lc signs himself "Ahamid Pasha,
tho Egyptian"
kossuth is tho hcalth!cSt man for his nge
In Europe. He is So and halo and hearty rs
Bob lngcrSoll, who cirim1 to bo the Youngest
man in the United States.
Bunts and portraits OF NJ. Carnot aro being
placed in oil school rooms, military mess
rooms and general and local government
Offices throughout Franco.
Io!stoi has just published his thirteenth
volume of his works, ''iSur La Vic" THIS
last has been 0ci&ed and suppressed by tho
censor. 1t was dono uron demand of tho
clergy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
GAUG~1TI'' 10 IA
S A, "a Hl

~ important sale of horses will
take place a. Laurcns, I:onday,
March 9Th, at 10 a. NJ. At which
time McCuHcrty Bros, the we'll
known Western horSomen, will sell
at auction II car load ofIIorses
and Mares from three to SIX years
old weighing from 500 to 1000
pounds each, and bred from Ham
blctonian and other strains of trot-
ting stations, out Of well bred Tex
as Mares. The horses will be in
town and can be seen ut the Stables
the day before the sale.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
Yep t. NC O @.

Mr. EDIroR: l will say for the bcnont
of my friend YSIocc," that l will take
pleasure in answering the questions he
wishes answered in the ADyEGTlsF4.-
If he Sill call 10 SEQ mo, nv writs me,
enclosing stamp with his address to
provo that II is all in good faith, 1 Will
also favor him, or her, by answering any
other question asked by Icttor. Adj
dress. THOROUGH BASS,
Laureus, S. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
~HU-MLUXING A RLoRIAA
DOCTOR.
Warned to LsaVO On Pair CT heath Afser
Being Twice shot az.

TITUsYILLE Fla, Feb. 2l--A very
sensational story comes over the
government wire from Enos, a
small settlement fifty miles below
mere on tho river, nr, Enos, a large
property owner, after whom the
place was named, discovered one
morning last week Il coarscly wor-
ded warming written on n-planed
board nailed to his door, ordering
him TO leave the place within two
weeks, never 10 return, OH pain OF
Heath if he Eafgaea or uegiaated to
obey. 1tWaB aiRn6d. "Isuy thac6ms
.mlttx nsll lad Tic tSuh3 SRstnoAaA
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

The suit for danlngcs against Shcnhan
for killing Bishop, WITHHOLDING somewhat
novel, has excited much interest, came
up last wCok, but waa dismisscd,for want
of service of The necessary
papers have hecn drawn up and the ease
will probably be tried on its merits next
term.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

We call attention this week to the adj
vertisement of Mintor &Jamiogon. This
Aouse always has bargains, as the people
of eight counties can testify. 1t is not u
rare occurrence, bit n standing fact, and
hence they do not rush goods ut one price
to-day and another tomorrow, but sell
invariably as low a. tho low est, and tell
the people about it at all seasons OF the
year.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

Some days the congregation or our
colorsd churches conceived thn idol Of
"storming tho pastor" They carried to
his house NIL tho good things they could
spare. and made hls spirits rise % de-
gtees I'm tho s!:ndo. Tho next night
however, Brought n cold wave, for some
one broke In and stole everything the
old negro had.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

Mr.. II. G. Williams, Secretary OF tho
Y. NJ. G. A. OF Virginia, will deliver a
lecture to this organization here, on
Thursday evening, ut the Methodist
Church. This distinguished lecture is
making n tour of the state in the inter
est of this important work, and it Is hop
ed that ho will have. large audience.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

Rev. nartwell II. Moseley, OF Groom
Vile, who is a son OF our townsmRn Col
O.. f. Moecly has been appointed by the
Foreign Mission Board OF the Southern
Baptist Convention n Missionary to
Mexico. lie will graduate from tho Tho
illogical Seminary In June, and during
ahe Summer will go to his new fold Of
labor. He will be located mt Saltillo.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

Now candidates arc breaking out over
the county like measles. Four arc spo-
Ken OF FOR Senate, four for Clc:k oCCuurt,
four for Sheriff and other Offices in pro-
potion. II appears to he II riGht good
time to subscribe for THE ADvERwISEn.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

On Wednesday last Mr.. a. $. Eaa.orbv,
OF this place, was summoned to the bod
side of his father in Charleston. Tho
News and Courier, OF Friday, makes the
sad announcement Of the dealt, of Mr.. w.
Fl. Eastcrby, which occurred the day be-
fore,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
unanlmorsly For spauenbrrg.

Attic regular munthly meeting OF tho
"%Simpson Rangers" held on thor drill
ground, near Huntorsvilio i'm Grcouvllio
County, on February 18th. a vote was
taken on the Summer Encampment
question, which was practically unani-
NOUS i'm favor Of holding the Encamp-
ment at Spartanburg.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
Visiting Atlorneys.

Among tic visiting attornoya In at
tondance 81 Court, wa notice: Maj. Ca
nail, OF Augustpj Macbeth %oanR, sf
Ua.on, Col. w. III. Parker Of Abhegliie:
y. Nj Pllgrins o. Wcoslfun: W. u. Irtsli
OF e6axille.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

Commissioners Butler tx in corrrspor-
denco with the agcntOiono orthc largest
Western railroads, asking for circulars
and pamphlets descriptive oc tho soil,
climate, &C., to Supply thc;multitudo CT
people who want to como South from
the West"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

On Sunday |. st a negro woman in the
employ OF MIR. w. IL. Gilkerscn, left sud
denly and neglected to lcavo behind
about $40, worth Of goods, belonging to
Mr.. Gilkerson. Tho home ofthc woman
Is In Greenwood, and tho necessary steps
have been taken to secure her.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
EAEFORD.
btUINS.
HeiSnooriood News Notes ard a DISGUST
tion Gu Social Disorders Of tie Day and
Tho Inconvenience Of Poverty.
BRUTU5.

N,t,;ruc
no,or =, ,ki. - ip'lt'''o I" mop
con4 aa,rhn SUN 'i"''' w
rial v,i,,,:, ~ ""p'c' " ooon ma
nur widnw,ors ,rn ~ "as" i
~,otti,r nv nrnn n 10y tp:, NV,
u $500 '''I "''"'.
y v,un~ hriln xxi. GU n,;"' p5nS
Layton. aud !. wow M., I,,,n .m,mn
Mr.. q g cox,r, ,,;,.. I,.:a NnI"
m,rriod -, Th...,,. ,s,n:..t -,
Mr.. IFnwlor
nv, ,.
,,,o "oaiS' uioer
,.nm nnl" "'u'"c'"rihS Eohi-
nmII,,o n,nn1, - :" 'u,'' o' SPih"i2S
ri. m,n;a r.;n o ' "',. ''o"" h'lnsio
ri,... $500 9' ''"' vi LEO
!. i'"ia "a" mas 'loTcU 10 The house
N"c''c' ~ Nir. d. wade Anderson, and
we presume y no" re':ay to practice.
We notice III some OF the papers the
suicide of John Tyior, Of BROOKLYN, n.
Thunder rather peculiar circumstances.
IL Is CANNED THAT lie Eillcd himSolfto en-
fic.l MS kindrod. IL has boon u common
p'!!ci, aild the courts have held, that sui
ciiS WAS .?fih!u Jtctc evidence oil insan-
isy, but il Tyler was insane tl2ro was
method in his madness. Tho letters he
ictt behind, and especially thcIonc to his
mother, contained soino scrI,iblo talk.
Ilo said, amongst othor things, to hoy:
"for II sensitive, refined prison 10 DO
poor was II great pvivat;oiE" No man
over came ncircr ]toll;n; tilj truth Than
'h"'. |. may u" fair, But Ills hard - b:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

Rev. r. O. Erierson, will deliver his
second lecture at tho Presbyterian
Churci: t lis (Tucsdny) evening &, 1880
O'CLOCK. Ills subject this evening is
"The Ce~vcnantcrs"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

There Will DO II grand FREQ exhibition
or las%o.throwing and horscmulship by
export cowboys just before the comrucn-
moncomcnt orMcCancrty BIOS. auction
sale of horses at I.aur2us, Monday NOR
ming,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
Dran,euc.

Dramatic.
Tho young people of this place have
secured y rcal good drama, which will
DO presented here in a short while. Re
hersals arc now In progress. An excel
lent caste Is arranged, and something
better than t,o ordinary may DO expec-
ted, OF which more hereafter.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
AN ACT 10 Allow Unimprovcd


AN ACT 10 Allow Unimprovcd
Lands Which Have Not been OF
;h@I|!% llooka since 1879 70 b2
listed Without Penalty.
gnnntrnrI ,r,n -I Z, r'""l&" "Eihe
IivI. nftnn I:!im,.'o n,Ce' l,|HE""rn'A'
nn,,. 49,, r, III. ~, ;""l' N"'"!lna,
srn,hIy ,m,i ~. INK I'r:'r!"I IS
.,m,n I,'hnf; 'I',.2!'.I "I!ho
,rnv1I inn.i ,'.i.;on "%i| "Hl'"'
u,on {Lmtn, I,""'r.ta - - Dec,
,n.r nn~,r '"M' M'hIH ''i' '';taI
I9TG MI WYNN, ~%iilII -
fnitr1i -. .nniIi ',otoii 'i'I .'!-
iLn = ,.: - DnI''s t,tnttrnI pei"''
t~m.,ai WAX TrInW;I!' .'o%, &c .e-
fn~nI;nn thn ,>iI' 1:,,"",'D' 10,
- hnrnh,,. =, ,," N",'i'oi n'' "i'''
sn,nn MI t~n.mnt"".. '91'S2 me
Iinnt, ~ no n.a,, "!"'' NY "''?'
~ <oranI,. 80 49, r"i.,Ii'!;c-
- go, tn"n.i ."o', "''i' 'lo
"''' "H'9 """' year.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

"'Yos," said Mr.. w. III. Garrett, toTuE
ADVERTIsRR on Monday morning. al
sam going to make n change in my bGsi-
ness. For years ! have kept up a line OF
general dry goods hero, and while | have
done as we'll as many other merchants, /
am not sat16ed. 1 must increase Tho
volume of my business, and strange to
'sny,in order to Il othis. 1 am going to con-
fino myself strictly to Shoes and hats
Genoral stores have played owt. / Will
buy shoes and hats from the best makers
In this country and across tho water, and
believe that by cutting prices from ton to
tsyonty per cent l can double my bust.
ness, ~ any ratoI will mnko tic exper.
5nicnt You know the 'stifring nickel
beata tho doymBat dime, and / propose
20 show xhet csFa be aono for each nus1
&pDes
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

Prof. VIM. Royce, OF How York, champ
pion Rolier-Skatcr oftho world is in town
and will give All exhibition at Watts
Hall or Next Friday evening. IIo has
q standing challenge OF one hundred
dollars to the man who can beat him,
giving his opponent so yards advantage
In annie hoat. Dnring tho evening, the
band will furnish music, md Mt tho con
cloaion of tho Professors performance,
tho hill will DO open to skaters, free OF
charge. Admission 20 cts.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

INC G~rocnvi!lo Ncws will appear in its
r~ctr5anizod and enlarged form on The LIST
of March.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

is ~TioHccuting gamblers,
preparatory for ."Gala Wcok.n
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

IL. NJ Presley, OF tho Penitcntiary
Guard force, took tho SIX prisoners from
this place, on Thursday last.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

Read "A Word For Laure.sr Oil our
first page.
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Trade Marks and Copyrights

Obtained, and all othor business I'm tho
ERATE FEES. "oD
Our Office III oppasfta the II. & potont
oinco,, n we can obtain Pntcnta in legs
ton, '" "nb
send Mouel or Drawing. We advise
We make no charge unless we ebtaiss
Patent.
NO refer heges to Tho Postmastss. the
silpt AensyQ Order BiYs9 and tho on.
csala OF 4feSGs - fdten6 fH1iee. For elf4
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BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.
WORK OF THE COURT or GEN.
ERAL SESSIONS.

Tho Fatal I1iEurcn-Bssea Tried and
Seven Convicted Seven Years md
S6ycn Months CT Labor Tur The
state Follow.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

w Stimaor, the PhotoSraphcr will
DC IN L'a"rcns II week longer, all wan
Ting photographs call ut on"c.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

il sa!o OF inulos ut This place has
pooh unprecedented, this season.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
Probate Judges Sales.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LAURENS COUNTY,
IN COI-.aT
IN PROBATE COURT.

IN PROBATE COURT.
Pursuant to Judgment for sale in tho
following stated case, ! will sell, at pub
nc cutlery, AT Laurcns G.. H., on Sale
Day III March next, tho property de-
scribcd in said case, upon the terms
specified, to wit:
In the case OF Chaa. a. Pulv, as Adj
ministrator Of John Nelson, plaintif.
against Nancy pully, Susan pully ct al,
Dcfcndaats.
All that hact or parcel of land, in tn,
county ana state aforesaid, containing
a acres, moro or less, lying on both
sides Of Little River, bounded by lands
OF y. G. Fuller, john Iribblc, S. A.
Burnside and others,
Terma-Onc-h&lf cash; the balance on
n credit OF twelve months. with intor-
est from day Of sale, the credit portion
tobo secured by bond OF tho purchaser
ana mortgage OF tho premises, with
leave to II purchaser to pay his entire
bidincash. Purchaser TO pay for papers.
a. w. BURNSIDE,
Judge OF Probate.
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For Clerk OF Court.

would respectfully announce mvscll
a candidate for tho Office of Clerk Of the
Court for Laurcns County, SUBJECT to the
Primary Election.
j. WASIlINGTON WATTS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Senate.

am 4 candidate for the office of Sor-
ator for LaureAs County.
LEWIS w. SIMKINS.
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T0CE.

ALL persons holding claims
against the estate of VIM. l.. Wood,
deceased, arc hereby requested to
present the same to the undersigned
at once.
All persons indebted TO the snid
estate are also notified to pay the
same without delay,
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WIDOWS WHO HAVE APPLIED.

w. Y. Shnrard, Matte Richards, Mary
=. Chanoy, Robocca G. Burns. Henry II.
Nccly, Jane Chandler, Francis S. Cream
or, Mary +. pntman, TIos. Wilson, Star
ling l.. Henderson, y. B.. Riddle, John
Putnan, Tompscy Cook, 81 hia Cooper,
Nancy SpoIts, Mary Ahm ombic, RIA
chaol l.. Abcvcron.bie, NJ. a. Galiogioy,
Cisla Henderson, p. i, Nelson, Massa
Wes;, nannie r.. Riddle, l.. l.. Dcndy,
Rchccca Moatcs, Emile Snmmorci, j. f..
Riddle, Mary j. Fowler, Sallio Hit, Su-
san Smith, Martha Fouchc, Sarah H..
Todd, Mary Culbcrtson, NJ. A.. Cole,
Soaby iIughS, Hannah Armstrong, Mary
j. BrGmiett, Elizabeth Osborn, Jane
Austin, |. l. Moore, Mary Medlock, Mary
Il. WOOD.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

rambling Shoals, Laurcns Co., s. c..
Price 30 cents, and iii fails to cure
no pay ~ ted. Get II at once or YOU,
may regret it afterwards. WIN appoint
one Agent In each Township. Apply to
above.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

N1AiA vi OIIlN CanULlhh,
LAUENNS COUNTY,
covnY o. ouMou PIES.
Am"li9C G.. Enrton nnd Lolita Culbert-
son, Plaintiffs, against Elizabeth Nee
~, nancy Avery and T.. j. Lark, De-
Gn."htS.-NumMOn for Roilrr, Com
p!aiut Served.
TO The nc!Nuhfnts Elizabeth Neelv.
Lark. ~
You are hereby summoned and re-
cured 10 answer the complaint in his
actor 81 winch u copy is hcrowith
served upon YOU, and to serve II COW Of
your answer to the said complaint on the
SiihScriNorS 1T thCir Onic3 mt Laurcns G.,
IL, south Carolina, within twenty DAVIS
ht;orthc service hereof, exclusive Of tho
"ilE OF Slch service; and if YOU fail to
an"W&r tiic complaint Within tho timo
aforesaid, tho nl.iintiir in his action will
APPLY - the Court for the relief de-
mandcd IN the complaint.
Dated Jam 81, 4. -. 1888.
q. w. SHE'LL, c. c. C.p.
JOHNSON & RICMEY. :
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
70 Nancy Avery, the absent Defendant
hcrci!i-
Please take notice that tho summons
ana complaint in this action were fled
IN the oficc Of the Clerk of the Court OF
u, 1883. ~
JOHNSON & RICIIEY,
PlaintiNS' Attorneys.
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Port Royal 81 Western Carolina
Hallway Company.
I.- - IL Il ~.

Port Royal 81 Western Carolina
Hallway Company.
In effect Jan, J., 1888.
Time 18th Meridian, Same as II. e D.
II. II. time.
Going South.
Leave Anderson 12AOpm 1900 in
Leave !Iparinnhuyg 300 pm
Leave Gre@uyil!o f236p 40 90 IN
Leave LnurcnS *i33 On
Leave Greenwood IS IS Dm
Leave Mccormick fG52 pm 1901 m
Ar'vc Augusta 300 IN 15i5 u IN
Going North.
Leave Augusta Al Oa;n
Leave Mccormick SO 10 y M 600 n m
Leave Greenwood XII ID
AFRO t~irGcnvillo t2l5pm
Ar'vo Spartanburg = IL u II,
Ar'Yc Anderson t2l IN +lOIOam
fDalY. 4Da:iy except Sunday.
The Sunday train leaves anderson nj
I a IN and returns at 10 y NJ.
Connects with tain to and from Green
wood, L"uroas and ,,partamburg.
Connections at Augusta with C:enrnia.
:oEth Carolina and Central Railroads.
At Spartanburg with 4 & Air ! inc and
AShcVillo & Soartanburg II. Il.
Tickets on sale 10 all points atIhrounn
rates. baggage checked 10 d~cstinadi5a,
W. CRAIG, y, G. p. "a.
w w STARR, Surt., Augusta, On.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
If You Have

Rheumatism, Headache, Ch;lls, Corns,
diarrh"a, ~discntcry and want a cure get
a bottle OF Fink's Magic Oh from
W.. y. Woods,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29

The jonqnllls now hloometh.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
THE PoToMACs FAln.
A Large Number of Articles Open "a
Competition.

A Large Number of Articles Open IN
Competition.
The much discussed fair and bazar of
the Potomac Boat Club will begin at the
National Rifles Armory on Wednesday
evening next, February 20, and will close
on Saturday, March 10. Compel ton viii
be open for the following article
Mumm's extry dry punch bow tor the
most popular restaurateur in the District
or Virginia; officers sword, for the most
popular officer in the District OF AleXan-
drfa; Cumberland's pleasure boat, for
oarsman of the District or Alexandria;
typewriter for type-writers; medal for
most popular Oarsman; Kings gentle
mans outfit, for Potomac members;
Keeps shirts, for members of fair commit
tee; dinner set, for the most popular lady
one case of Grand Vim Sec (Roederer's 8
Best), for composition among the Ana
lostans, Columbias,EOld Dominions and
Potomacs; home gymnasium, lor ath-
letes; bonnets, for members wives and
assistants.
OF course the great feature of interest is
the $4,000 house, l4lS Fifteenth street
which will go TO the holder of the season
ticket whose number is drawn. After the
fair closes and the committee have ascer-
tanned what tickets have been sold the
drawing will be arranged. A selected NUM-
ber of gentlemen who have purchased
tickets will carry out the programme.
No member Of the committee or the club
will have anything 10 do with the affair.
Everything Will be open and above board
so that there can be no possible suspicion
of iavoritism in the drawing.