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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
HOME.
WII.IIE

We have had Il quantity of cold woath-
or and rain, and n storm and 4 fro this
week,
Mr.. a. G. Watson will start to Atlanta
on Monday, next, with his little daught-
or, Maudc, who is almost blind from tho
effects OF measles. He hopes TO have her
eyes cured.
Mr.. c. b. Barkdalo has returned from
birmingham, whore hc has been for
some months. lie has jnst arisen from
n spoil of fever. Glad to 300 him able to
got home to his parents who aro over
ready to welcome their children.
We wcro glad to moot Miss Nannio
Wright, from Woodruff, who was visit
ing in this vicinity last wock.
II was our pleasure to attcnd church at
OraIlast Sunday and hear an excellent
sermon from Rev. G. T.. Todd OF Char
lotto. N. c., who is visiting his sister
Mrs. a. Y. Thompson.
We also found our beloved pastor, Mr..
Haddon, onsconscd in his now residence
at Ora,
There is an old colorcd woman living
on Mr.. William Bryson's place who
claims to he ono hundred and forty years
old. She joined tho church at Warrior
Creek II was immersed by tho Rcv.
Mr.. Hit when her children were ali
grown. She can tell all about Revolu-
tionary days. She says the Indians
oamo here from Georgia through Angus
tn whom there woro only two or throe
houses hero, / cannot vouch for the
truth of those statomonts AZ | do not ro-
mombor.
We arc requested to nnounc that
Rev. Mr.. EZcll, OF Woodruff, will preach
at Highland Homo OH tho first Sunday
night I'm April.
Wo arc blossod with such kind friends
and nciShbors. Tbis week wo WeroStho
recipient Of some extra nice Kraut from
Mrs. j. l.. Shocklcy and some worry iino
sweet potatoes from Mrs. #. III. McCar-
lay-thanks.
Misses jennie Bolt and Lou Hondcr-
son have been making some lovely GRO
chct this week at school during recess
hours.
Since Our last writing Mr.. Butler Put
man paid to Miss Matte Garrett on the
altar of tho WINGED God his marriage
VOWS. Tho holy rito was celebrated ut
tho elegant residence of tho BRIDES faith
or, Mr.. w. a. Carrot, by tho Rev. Mr..
Freeman, of Pickcns,. May they find
no shadows drifting along their sunny
future, and may prosperity and peach be
thor household God.
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Labor ia the South.
Tho Cost of Living-The Food Question.
The Sweet Potato.

y IoOt SuCbt1On,
The Sweet Potato.
"Dut 1t Is not f. his alone that orr
climate favor5 the manufacturer. Jt
chcapcnS his manual labor. Our lQborcrs
receive smaller wages than those of the
cast, apd yet, nevertheless, they arc better
paid. 1t iS not the price of II mans labor
which measures his remuneration; it IS
tho cost of his living also. Our cardcrs
can live better on LEGS money TIM
their brcthrcn Of the east, and for this on
climate IS TO DO thanked. They don't re-
quirc dwellings OF brick sad stone to pro-
tcct them from the blasts of winter. They
can live in lramc buildings, which, while
not IA enduring as the others, will last,
when properly preserved with paint, for
ut least l0O years. Nor do thcy nave to
purchase expensive fuel to warm their
homes, and heavy and consequently ex
pensive clothing for their bodies.
And then, too, their food Il much
cheaper The eastern and northern laborer
must consume considerable meat in order
to keep the furnace Of his body supplied
with fuel to produce the necessary
amount Of animal heat to resist the
rigor of his climate. The southern
worker not only does not need so much
meat bus hs does not desire IL;
Lighter vegetable mt farinaceous foods,
winch arc inexpensive, gratifying his de-.
sires best. And these food products arc
also cheapened by the gentlencss Of the
climate. A man will take tw acres OF
ground, say, and having plowcd it over
twice he will take sprigs OF tho sweet
potato vine, about six inches long, and
with q forked stick ho Will plant them in
the earth almost as rapidly as he can walk,
After that he will plow tho ground
twice, not deeply, as Is lone in the north.
but just kin over tho earth to remove
the weeds and grass. That ends his work
upon that crop, At tho outside no has
not expended at various times moro than
fourteen days upon 1t, and yet the product
from the W acres will range from 100 to
800 bushels Of sweet potatoes. Here they
would probably cost 81 per bushol, but
with us their price is comparatively triv-
ial. They make most excellent food, being
rich in both starchy and %saccharine mat
tor. In fact, the sweet potato is to the
south what the white potato Is to Ireland.
Upon that and upon the large cow peas
the negroes thrive. New York Graphic
Interview with Governor Gordon
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"Fish," says DR.. w. w. Godding, OF
Washington, 'has for years enjoyed tho
reputation of being rich in phosphorus
and hence adapted to tho growth OF brains.
How such n notion originated do not
know; perhaps because stale fish shines
with Il phosphorcsccnt light in the dark.
AS n food, fish is richer in water than in
phosphorus, and TO feed 1t to children, cx-
pectinG thereby to grow them into phil
osophers, would be on n par with tho
scholar who boiled his dictionary in milk
for supper, hoping thus to acquire the
language. As u matter Of fact physio-
logical experiments, often repeated on n
largo scale, rather negative the popular
idea of the value of fish as q brain food.'n
Public Opinion,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
CLINTON.
VI ~

Tho recent froStS havo discouraged
some persons who have spent Il good dcal
of timo and money in their effort to have
plenty of fruit in season, some speak OF
cutting down their troos while others
will hold OH awhile and enjoy tho bios
SONS if nothing more,
Tho Sunday School Anniversary is the
ovont of the year Mt Clinton. Already
preliminary proportions arc in progress,
such as securing speakers and securing
suitable music for the occasion and other
matters Of general importance.
A. Page Brown, a prominent architect
OF Now York, has finished tho plans for
Tho new building, Memorial Hall, which
is In process Of erection at tho Orphan
age. The corner-stone will be laid on
the 18th of May, and tho work pushes
to completion by carly fall.
Sumorel e Bro, Briggs and Irby are
nearly ready to begin tho walls of thoir
nov buildings.
Prominent capitalists of Clinton will
move soon in the matter of II plaid mill
FOR ovor town to be modelled aftertho HUI
gucnot mill at Grccnvillo.
1t Is also being discussed as to how
Clinton is to get a sufficient water sup
ply for sanitary purposes, and the most
practical suggestion is tho artosian we'll
and stone pipes. Such is talk, and talk
In Clinton usually means business.
Ono of GU most popular citizons saw
II "whito owl" ut Laurons n fow dp"s
ago, but ho did not give it away he says.
Rocont visitors at Clinton: Mrs. Sallio
and Laura Blackwell, Of Columbia, iaro
spending some timo with thoir sister,
Mrs. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wof-
ford, OF Woodruffs, arc visiting DR.. Wof-
ford's family. Mrs. Counts, Of Spartan
bvrg, Is visiting her relative, Mrs. II. u.
Wright. Uncle Fred Burdett and vito
are on n visit to their son Jack.
A rather sevoro wind and rain storm
passed O few miles South Of us on Tuos-
day night Of Last weok, A good many
small out-buildings were severely dam
aged and fencing blown down. but no
great damage was dono except to tho
Bcthol (colorcd) church, which was on
tirely demolished and will have to be re-
built.
Rev. w. p. Jacobs has returned from q
visit to Charleston, where ho has a host
Of warm personal friends, being n large
number OF ~faitcful workers for tho Or
phanagc.
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Give Thom A Nhnncc!

That Is to say, your lungs. Also all
your broathiPg machinery. Worry Won
derful machinery 10 ~. Not only tho
larger air-passaSos, but tho thousands
OF Etlo tubes am, cavities leading from
Them.
Whom these aro cloggod and chokod
with matter which ought not to no there,
yonr lungs cannot half do their work
And what they do, they cannot do VOL.
Call II cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any OF the fam
distractions, all pre- bad. All ought To
DO got rid OF. Thoro is just ono suro
way 20 got rldof then. That Is 70 take
B6schea's German Syrup, which any
4ruggiat will sollyou aJ7b cents % bottle.
Mvpn III oyorythlHg ols0 has failed you,
ypn may depend upon this fVr certain,
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CONntc9 In n Strnw Stnck.

a reward of $50 for each coyote scalp
having been offered by sheep owners In
CapNy valley, Cal, Frank Ifambletoa
made n grand round up Of these animals
and vii, present n claim for $500. He had
an old straw stack that had been standing
for years, and he had noticed numerous
holes in the side OF it, So, after this re-
ward was offered, he set the stack on fire
one night and about forty coyotes, old and
young, were burned to death. The stuck
was completely full Of them, and several
cscaped.-Chicago Herald.
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Good Work Coca Forward.

Tho Y. n. g. Association havo for tho
past woek gone steadily forward In tho
work OF getting up their hall. As report
cd last week, the room on East side OF
public square was secured, but finding
that q much more suitable place could
DO had, tho committee have rented rooms
oyer tho post office. Three rooms arc boz
ing fitted up; hall, reading room and IL
bsRFy. a number OF cal penters have
been engaged last wcok in making the
bho various apartments attractive, and
from tho plan and N OF execution
thus far, wo are led to boliovo That over
ything Will be arranged In nh artistic
manner.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
AdultUrntIon of Lnrd.

In the a~dultcration Of lard there were
used in the United States last year 3d.
600, COO pounds Of cotton seed oil. Some
OF the foreign nations to whom tho
product is exported arc beginning t o ex-
p~ostulatc by passing prohiDitory laws.
"A a result tho export Of lard in October,
1882, was Is per cent, loss han In tho
same month OF 1886 aud the merry
adulterator now weeps in secret.-Phila-
delphia Times.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

largo stock of Canned Goods just re-
coivcd at j. III. Jamos's.
Bacon, Lard, Flour; Rico, Sugar, Cor-
feo and Molasscs cheap at J.. ii, Jamos's.
All grades of Now Orleans Molasscs
cheap at j. III. JamcS's.
Our Log Cabin Soap Is offered to tho
public ms an honest, first-class picco of
soap. Buy il from J. III. James.
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w. a. w.

How sweet tho air of Spring,
How blith the song OF birds,
They make tho forests ring,
With sweetest music hoard.
Yos sweetest music told,
BY birds ofIiving hue,
They arc gentle and so bold,
TO them | will DC true.
To thee I'll give no harm,
My littlo brides dear,
But gather rOund my barn,
Oh! gather, gather hero.
But soon these times will change,
Their form and their being;
Then wen have another
Chance to "wintcr s~preoinB,"
But excuse mo, readers, my thoughts
had became 40 deeply Interested in the
sweetness of life and tho beauty OF
spring, that I had almost forgotten what
you that "I'm not just exactly well to-
day" out somehow or other something
prompted me TO write, and here / am
(poor little follow sitting by tho fire
hard at it,
We had u call tho othor day from an
oxcellont and prospecting young gontle-
man.. DIR. James FL. Dow noy. flo IL in
decd q young man worthy OF his call
ing.
The lawsuit botwcon C. NJ. Sullivan
Esq and DIR. w. Is. Smith which was TO
be tried ut II, II. l.. Woods Esq, last
Thursday, was from some cause post
ponod.
Mrs, Layinin G, Wood has for the past
fow days boon quito sick from cold and
n bilious a~ttact, but is ut proseut conya-
descent.
Some Of our farmers arc getting be-
hind with farm work and II we don't
have better weather I'm afraid thoy will
get completely lost.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
Tho Old. Old RibIc.

A newspaper item that ia getting very
''cheatnutty" Is the Que referring to the
Every old Bible In tho possession Of Mr..
~So-and-so." 1t is probably true that In
nearly every town or county in tho coun.
try can be found some one who owns a
Bible from 200 to 500 years old, and it Ia
also true, doubtless, that the fact that
thore nre so many Of them Is accounted
for by the further fact that whatever is
used very little is quite likely to last g
long time.-Chicago News.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

DR.. Marshal, of Anderson, has con-
scented TO deliver tho Commencement
aermon at tho La%urcnsvillo Fcmalo Col
lege, and Rev. w. ID. Kirkland tho ami
vorsary address. These distinguished
gentlemen together with tho interesting
exercises of tho school will draw an un-
usual crowd to our commencement.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
An Old NIiner,s Prophecy.

A miner predicts that there will be a
great boom In mining next year. He
bases his prophecy on the belief among
old miners that every ten years rich de-
posits 9re discovered somewhere, and tho
craze is started. The different bOoms thus
far are the California in l849, Pixies Peak
In 1850, Virginia City In 1850 and Lead
villo In l810.-New York Evening World.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

Tho passover" n jewish observance
which forbids tho eating OF ioavoned
broad for seven days began on Monday
evening 2eth inst, and will BIO strictly
observed by all the Isrealites of tho
town.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

AT o'clock on Monday tho weather
report was received, which said, "Condi-
lions arc favorable for Il severe storm in
your stato.-Grccly."
Tho storm arrived about two hours in
advance of Tho telegram, and passed
about u milo above us. Al least that is
what tho weather mon say.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

Easter Carda, Fashion Magazines,
Flower Pots, Fresh Flowor Seed, tlants,
Garden Seed, Liver Medicines, Blood
Purifiers, &c, School Books, Base Balls,
Now styles in Stationary-all at low
prices. ~ box OF paper and envelopes
for 5 cents. Everybody invited to u
Spring opening. j. T.. WILKES.
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] would respectfully announce NV
sen as a candidate for tho Omco of Shor-
III Tor Laurrns County, subject to the.
Primary Election, ~
Cross Hill, s. &. w. l.. TURNER.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

We have received Oh Invitation for
ourselves and friends to attend q militia
ny and civic celebration to occur In May
in Austin, Texas on tho occasion OF tho
dedication OF tho new Capitol.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

fyou require n spring medicine,
if you arc suffering with lunguor,
debility, pimplcs, boils, catarrh,
chronic sores, serofnla, or loss or
appetite, or any disease arising
from impure blood, take Ayers
}Sarsaparilla-the safest and most
Eeconomical Of an blood nurlfara.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

CSpt' J.D. HUMBERT, by citizens OF
sullivan and Dial Townships Is rospet-
luily submitted to the voters NJ
Iaufens County as a candidate for tho
once OF state Senator, subject to tho ac-
tion Of the Primary,
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r. p.

mo friends of Nj. l., Bullock being full
~ satisfied with him in dischar gingth he
duties Of the Office of School Comma.
Siohcr for Laurens County respectfully
nominate him for re. election, subject to
The Primary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
DR.. O. L.

Offers his professional services to the
citizens OF Laurens and vicinity. Calls
promptly attended To night and day.
tin s. 90.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

Little Stuart had spent his frat
day ut school. "Wfhat did YOU
learn 2" was his auntic's question.
"Didn't learn anything.p "What
did youdoW "Dldn't do anything.
There was n woman wanting to
know how to spell scat,; andI told
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

Col. John w. Ferguson has boon al
pointed a mombor of tho Judicial Adj
ministration and Procedure Gommittoo
Of the State Bar Association.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

An interesting communication from
Port Jorvis n. Y. arrived too late for
publication this woek. II was caught
in the lato storm.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

O.. NJ. Iangston is announced as a can
dld"tc for reelection to tho Office of
'"nDty Auditor for Laurcns County.
subject to the action Of the Primary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

White owls SOON to DO plentiful in this
county. Mr.. ia. Elchclborgor caught
ono rocontly near his homo, whero it is
now OH exhibition.
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For Clerk of Court

l would respectfully mysolf
a candidate for the Office of Clerk OF tbo
Court for Laurcns County, subject IN tho
Primary Election.
j. WASHINGTON WATrES
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For Auditor.

l respectfully announce myself as a
cohaidatc for the Office of County Audit
or at tho approaching cloStion, subject to
the result of the Primary.
G. NJ. FRANKS.
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Main street is being prepared for the
Improvements.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
Chavasse, an eminent s

Chavasse, an eminent Surgeon,
says: encourage your children to.
ho merry and to laugh loud, a good
hearty LAUGH expands tho chest,
and mpkcS it's blood bound mcrrily
along. Commend me to q good
laugh-not to a little sniggcrlsh
laugh, but to one that will sound
through the house; it will not only
do your child good, but it Will bon.
1T all who hear, and be an import
ant mean Of driving tho blues
away from II dwelling.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

Harper Stool near the Main Street
crossing Is being macadamizod. 1t Is
tR:ellont work and badly needed.
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For Sheriff.

respectfully announce myself "a =
candidate for reelection to the omcc Of
"horii', subject to the result Of the Pri-
mary.
B. Il. BALLEW.
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no RENT.

a splendid residence on "BrookIyn
sido,"-good garden-or chard, all no
ccssnry out-buildings-in fact ono of tho
most desirable residences i'm tho Town.
a commodious House and five or six
Acres of land on "Brooklyn sido:"
Terms moderate.
Number of cottages on Jersey side.
FOR RENT--A desirable house and
lot on Brooklyn side.
FOR RENT-A five room Cottage on
Jersey side. -
FOR RENT-rhroe or four good store
rooms In the town OF Laurcns.
a neat cottage ON main street near
NJ. IL. Church. Price low.
a neat Cottage on Main sdreet. noat
Fcmalo College.
AnfIu ~.
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Uncle Nose, entering the house
of Judge Pcnnybunkor, was aston
ished on hearing n parrot cXclaim:
"Sakc of your hatW He complied
at once, circulating with chatter
ing tooth: "Scusc mo, boss: I mis-
tuck ye for y bird, | did, suah.p
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

Most OF our merchants have returned
from Now York,
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NNOUNCEMENTS.
For Senate.

l am a candidate for tho Office of Sen.
ator for Laurcns County.
LEWIS w. SIMKINs.
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What about tho pavomonts2 Now is
tho time to work while tho property
ownors arc willisg to foot tho bill.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
Wars Multiplied Dangers.

You wero in tho war, then. Capt.
McKillem9'
"oh, yes, ma'am; yea, ma'am; fought
ell drought It,"
IT'S there not" che said, heeftatingly,
"a great deal Of danger In q battle9"
''NVell, yes" the captain replied re-
feotively, there Is, there Ia. So many
men standing around, you know, and so
careless handling Of firearms as is almost
sure to occur during O battle, makes it
really very unsafe"
Miss Lollipop shuddered, and then re-
sumed;
care not somo people severely injured
at timesi"
Eyes" the captain said, "they are. l
once had o friend who was hurt 40 badly
that he couldn't leave his room for several
days"
And then she said therf ought to be a
law against them, and he said he believed
the Legislature of Iowa contemplated pass-
ing some such law at it's next session.
And she said that she was glad.--Ncw
York Commercial Advertiser.
The strata Of the hills about Cincinnati
arc almost entirely composed OF fossils.
packed rs closely rs thcy can be slowed
together, md In n very perfect state Of
preservation. GcologicallY, tho city occu-
pies Of tho most Interesting positions
on tho North American COMMUNICATIONS.
Democrats.
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BY MAIL AND WIRE.
NEWS OF THE WEEK FROM THE
WORLD AT LARGE

Tho State of Texas has q surplus
in her treasury of three million.
The fruit crop has been killed all
over tho state by the late cold snap.
The bin granting woman suffrage
was read in the British Parliament
for the first time Friday.
The politicians in Washington
arc said to be discussing already
the successor to the late Chief JUS
ticc.
The German Emperor's disease is
said to be decidedly less alarming
now than it has been for many
months.
From the number Of candidates
In the field in this County, not one
offers to fill the chair Of Justice
Waite.
The report comes from Kentuc-
ky that the State auditor Is impli-
Gated with tho trcasurerin the re-
cent d~efalcations.
Numerous witnesses have been
examined, but as yet little light
thrown on the Broad River murder
at Columbia 8. G..
Tho Georgia State Republican
Convention have elected delegates
to Chicago who favor Sherman for
the Presidency.
A dispatch from Calcutta says
that tho Suakim expedition has
captured tho Thibctan works. The
defenders fled to tho jungle.
Mr.. Claus Spreckles, tho sugar
king, has given some Interesting
testimony before the Congressional
committee on sugar trust.
At tho Democratic primary cleo
ton in the tenth ward Of New Or
leans Thursday o number Of shots
were fred. but no fatalities are re-
ported.
The resolution for biennial cleo
ton Of State officers in Massachu-
sets was lost in tho House, the
vote being 1876 yeas to 10 nays-not
tho requisite two-thirds.
~ co'ored was sentcncod
Friday at Ashvillc, N. c., to ten
years Imprisonment Mt hard labor
Tor the murder Of white man in
December last.
u;,,,;1 co.
Henderson and Ex-Governor Shcp-
pard Will seek the Office of Con-
gresham Iillman, and a parrot
ana monkey time is expected.
Tho Nu.m c,..
clio Ii.]rmssinn az "nnntt, ~ ":i "lli-
nn,t tnrna,inM I"pJc"I ?l iniinl-
nonE ,o" coniol'i".iohS,
England .e.ning Russia and France.
f., clnrl, Of tI,n'
Now or1n, na nntion nnn,"i 81 NC
stnln Son y ~ Hno"ritinn "n'
chance, hns hnnn cnmnht - ",,vSinJhi
l\an'
NiIIno, ,ho
T,nlin - rLor .i"iS
y y noha,
tn n.c,nn mm u'lI,"Iu "t.cIl'P'
inc down his inflow w.itI', Ill Lnt
'lo'
Anotbor or t,o .u.
at h rroont "n su,a .ut'
EIorid, ana tVaetonn DansNnu
nm tIriI,w CIoims oiao" uiou
mo moIn omninnt tna "i"uS W
dnmn"ns in''o"' iot
Suffraon Associntion a. o,I%om;ta
onnno1'~ conwnntinn !, ,ho oNs99a,s Us
Tnmnle New VorL oitv NJ mh
ton n;IIn ond nthn. An-
will daIiver addressa s" "oioS
The plan now PROPOSED for tho
settlement of the difficulties con
corning the color line in the Epis-
oonilo thn noinrod Jn."sc, ,oot-
s]onaroto missionn1 II,".ui,I NV
I''''o"
A Romance by "Piggic" Norton.
the veteran burglar and cx-convict
rnunntinr cnr;n,uI,, >n a.
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Mr.. w. w. Jones, OF this place sold a
pig TO Mr.. Resell last woek, 10 months
cid, which Weighed $50 pounds.
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Mr.. l.. e.. Irby has boon trading horses
Ho mado three swaps last wcok and got
his first horse back and somo "boot."
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

1t looks rs though our fruit prospect s.
in his section arc slim.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

Senator Crows Is announced in the
Herald MS n candidate for reelection.