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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-14
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SHUN Ointments and Lotions for skin dis
eases, use Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye.
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GENTLEMEN learning the cornet should
employ private tooters.
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PAY as you go and don't go till you pay.
Saturday Gossip
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THE mystery of a hanson cab-what is
the farea-GoSsip.
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A LIBERAL education is one that cost the
boys father great deal of money.-N. O.
PicnluInf
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4 Soothing
NERYINE.


call their family
kidney
indin
he his pills and potions them to BE- SUCH
gets better probably of the
like PIERCEs FAvORIrE directed
polling and nstiting comfort n
Mrs E. F. MORGAN of Va. Lexington St.,
PHYSICIANS ds:ssi asss sosss.
| FAIIED Having exhausted the skill of three phys
asILL1 cians was completely discouraged, and
could with difficulty cross the room
taking Dr. Pierces
treatment recommended
Medical Adviser commenced TO improve at once. In three
letter 70 my family paper briefly how
writing me for them and sarnpd-eruelope
received
described and the used and have
nesy advised them to do likewise great many have
letters OF thanks
meneed the use Of Fayorite Prescrpton so
fully and plainly laid dow sheren were much
already --~SA
Retr0ver9od Womb.-Mrs EVA KCHLER. of Crab Orchard
Neb writes DR. Perces Prescription has done me
great dea rood
bottles
now feeling like different ~N
Doctors F.iIed.-Mrs CoRwN, Of Post Greek N r
these parts and until and hesa
using Favorfte Prescrpn bottles Oh n
and of the Golden Medical one sd II
sPurgatve Pellets.
walk all and in better health exected "a
Be IN this world again. owe all to
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SPRAlNS, STRAINS, INJURIES.
1911 Seventh st., Louisville, KY
While helping to remove . frame building Of the
City Railway Co.. IL fell over me, pressing
70 the ground and spraining my hack. I was car
r1ed home . strsteher and the doctors attended
ne two weeks when my wife persuaded me to use
st. Jacobs Oil, and TIE pain gone entirely.
JASPER BRoWKR
Sold By Druogists and Dealers Euruehere.
the CHARLES A. v06ElER CO., Raitinore. NJ
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| A Powerful
| Tome.

worn out" run down." debilitated
teachers, mi,liners, dressmakers, seam
ing mothers, and feeble women generally,
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the
greatest earthly boon, being unequaled as
an appetizing cordial and restorative tonic.
1t promotes digestion and assimilation Of
food, cures nausea, weakness of stomach.
indigestion, bloating and eructations of gas.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-14
TIE WRONG DISEAsE

3, as they imagine, one fro,
Ition, or prostration, anothe
1erent, or over-busy doctor
Then, in reality, they are a
ncourages his practice unit
lelay. wrong treatment an,
o the cause, would have er
stead Of prolonged misery,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-14

smother from liver or kidney disease
they all present alike to themselves
he prescribes his pills and potions
disorder. The physician. ignorant
patient gets no better. but probal
pelling all those distressing sympto
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| 4 VOICE
| FROM CALIFORNIA.

had of these compliant
blocks without the pain but
months
could the city without inconvenience Al my
under
feel smarter than for years Deaoas
could be cured ana you
win please everlasting thanks fo nase
and God in your good WORKS
Later at is four yeas - 1ss,e
vore Prescription, and have nad no Ictui "a s1o
trouble / had them
Well I Ever wasSls JOHN thet "a am a. veil AZ
inform you tnir 49,
eyer for which thank your Of your Discovery
and four bottles the Al - sbe TO be
disappeared do rnyo work am a.Jr q -
day. NY friends tell nieI never looked 20 wen.
r r,o~. r,..crsron q Sos6 ~ Dss0Osses eee Wosa@
Osery xarpe Bosass 500, SD J6r $500
..,x- - .t.nue for DR. Piercess Arge illustrated
stsse lin 1asa nenr covert Dseases Of Women.
AAdr.~ uorra,. niepsnsary medical AssociaEions
No. Main Street, BUTxAxA y. \.
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CURES the
WoRsT CASES.

situation, unnatural suppression, prolap-
sus or falling Of the womb. weak back,
:" female weakness" anteversion, retrover--
sion, bearing down sensations, chronic.
congestion. infaapmation. and liberation
Of the womb, Inflammation, pain and
tenderness in ovaries, accompanied with
internal heat"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-14

Mrs. ED. N. CAMPBELL, of Oakland, CALI
my life with hysferical attacks and par
oxysmE, or epasmH, and periodical recIT-
rences of severe headache. but Gince have
been using your .Fayorite Prescription 1
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-14

Mrs. e. F. MORGAN, of No. II Lea
East Boston. Mass, says: Five y
was dreadful sufferer from Interim
Having exhausted the skill of tn
clans, was completely discourage
wpaE eo,IId With diffic,,ltv GROSS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-14

MIGRATING tonic, it
imparts strength to the
whole system, and to the
uterus, or womb and its
appendages, in particu-
lar For 0uorrnrHad
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04
OUR POWER PACKET.
How Christmas Is Spent Tho Dog is Dead
Tom Adams "Not Guilty Personals.

Since tho time when the shepherd boys
ever given TO our world, all civ ilized
people have boon celebrating and max
ing joyous the Christmas season. 1t
seems that custom has granted the pco-
pie tn" privilege of spending Christmas
day and the holidays in various man
ncrs. If they choose to havO religious
festivals ii il all right, and if they pro-
fer sounds OF rcvclry, are excused be-
cause it IL Christmas. We may safely
make 1t n joyous occasion if we keep in
mind tho purposes Of the child's coming.
The peopl" of this nciKhborhood have
been spending the week in eating "tur-
ing "shooting matches" with IA few So
ciable parties now and then.
The first north bound train on the q.
e l.. r. II. last Tuesday ran over and
KILLED "Bonus.' Henry has received in
Vulnerable expressions OF sympathy and
sorrow at the loss of his pet dog.
Tom Adams, who was arrested In
G~rc"nvillc on u warrant charging him
with having stolen a trunk containing
ono huhhrc anu MY collars IN money
from n house III I.aurons County, has
been brought back and answered to the
charge against him before Trial Justice
Stoddard. The verdict Of tho jury rem
dercd was mot guilty"
Mr.. Tom u. Mosclcy, who has boon
tho faithful miller at the mills OF Power
Il Bro, of this place, moved to Lanford
Station this week. His occupation there
will pc saving.
Miss Sallic Stoddard is home for n
few days from school at Union.
Mesrs. Win. Woods and Richard Alb
crcrombic, OF Georgia, arc visiting rcla
tivcs in this section.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04
TROUBLES OF 4 WESTERN
MAN.

The Arizona Kicker discourscth
thusly: Last Friday night, while
we were engaged at the Office and
u wife was over TO G the Wild.
Ow McGinniS, some base thief en-
tered our house and stole our
watch, which was out Of repair, but
valued at $3. We demand to know
whether Constable Hank Smith
was elected TO sit on his coat tails
In Green's grocery and play check
ers, OF to protect the people from
the hands of the dcspoilers? Hank
is Il good fellow and his s%ubscrip-
ton to the Kicker is always paid
in advance, but duty is duty. Our
wife is not in good health, and the
shock Of losing our watch almost
upset her. Our dog has also been
acting strangely Of late, leading
our neighbor, Judge Hobbs, who,
by the way, is building an addition
to his woodshcd, and will probably
be n candidate for Governor this
fall, to remark that he may have
been poisoned. May heaven for
give the human hyena who took
our watch, for neithcr we nor orr
wife al ever do so,
The refined and cultured reptile
Bill Bosworth, whose quiet occupa-
ton is swilling down 10 rod whis-
key and lying about his bettcrs, is
circulating the story that lie gave
us a licking last Sunday night.
Now, the truth ofthc matter IL that
Bill has been mashed on Il eldest
daughter, and he called at Il
home Sunday evening to ask our
permission to spark her. We
promptly and Indignantly showed
him the door, while our wife stood
ready with n horse-whip. Bill dar-
ed uS to come out, and we went.
We hit him three times that we
know of, and we kept count of five
kicks we got in on him, and in two
minutes he was begging for mercy.
We don't pretend to be any fighter,
but if we can't lick Blll Rosworth
with ore hand tired behind us, we
will 60 out of the newspaper bust.
ness. Our friends have advised
us to shoot him, and fit was not
tor our wife we'd do it. Bill, don't
you come f~ooling around us no
more.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04
THE SAVIOUR DESCRIBED

The following cpistle, descriptive
Of the Saviour, was taken by Ma
polcon from the public record Of
Rome when he Mcprived that city
of so many valuable manuscripts,
| may be new to some. 1t WAS writ
ten at the time when the Saviour
commenced his ministry by "Pub-
lie Lcntulus, the Governor OfJudca
to the Senate of Rome and to Caesar,
the Emperor.
"Cnlscript Fathers: There up.
pcarcd in these, Il days, n man
name Jesus Christ, who Is yet liV-
Ing among III, and by the Gcntilcs
is nc cepted rs prophet Of great
truth; but his own disciples call
him the Son OF God. He hath rails
ed the dead, cured all manner Of
diseases, lie is y man of stature
somewhat tall and comedy, with II
very ruddy cOuntcnance, such rs n
bchOlder may both love and fear.
His hair is the color Of the Albert
when fully ripe, plain to his ears,
whence downward 1t is more orient
of color, curling and about his shou-
ders. In the middle Of his head Is
q seam or partition Of long hair,
after the manner OF the Nazarites.
His forehead is plain and delicate,
his face without spot or wrinkle,
beautiful with a oomely red. His
beard Is tho color Of his hair and
thick. In reproving he ls terrible;
In adm ishlng, courteous; In
speaking, very modest and wise; in
proportion Of body well shaped.
None have seen him laugh, but
many have seen him weep. A man,
for his surprising beauty, sxcclling
the children Of menl"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04
Clothing

am now prepared to meet your de-
n1ands tor Fall and Winter CIothicx. /
nave the best selected stock Of clothirr
Tor men, youths ana boys, that YOU cni1
find in the city. Tho Goods ,-r rnrIrrf
IN style. make and furnish, and al 40 per
i"rt IN ut and viii hoid their shane MS
long az the garment lasts. This stock
consist of Sack and Getaway Suits i'm
cashmere, th.vIOls and Silk mixture.
also D~iagonals Wnrstod, W%hip-c0rd,
The leading novelty is the Stripc.uhoyi.
OTIS in Sack and CutawuyS.
Dress Suits of Elegant material and
Gut IN me most i"Slonablo and perfect
hitting styles, in whip-cord and cork.
screws OF imported goods.
run Dress suits with Dyke coats and
vest. a full line Of these goods ALWAYS
on hand, and guarantee Il perfect Htin
every instance.
y fun line ofGcnts furnishing Goods
OF every description, under wcnr, Gloves
iinli"noSc, Collars AMI Guns etc. A beau
.iiul line Of Neck Wear OF All colers and
In the Ha, stock YOU viii nuJ nh m.
leading STYLES. The DUNLAP silk nnd
Htln-hnts also the Boston Self conform
ing sun Hat, these makos am sole
Ht'nt Tor, and can only bo had ut tho
emporium. Besides these other max
cs o. mats IN 4 great variety OF stylcs.
SIN, Cashmere, stItl and soft hats in ali
grades ana prices. This is the lurrrs,
STOCK OF bats have ever had, the pleas.
b~pNSlpWilP 10 INV patrons.
at this clothing stock is very attroc,ivr
knees time, the assortment is beautiful,
long pants SnitS from ! To IL wears. and
tiles ant ouits from II to Is years. Quail
tiles are good. and prices arc low.
Gents Fine Shoes in all the leading
STYLES and makes, amOngthcm van viii
ma the Celebrated Raunistcr shoe in
congress, l.asc and Buttuu, Won will 500
nc Donslass shoe for mon at S3m and
n"Ea III S2'W' every pair guaranteed.
w hcn you visit the city | woulu bu
PIcaseu To nave You To call inspect this
immense stock. This s the only place
where YOU can zee the correct ~styics.
Columbia SC NJ +, IIiShRn
My new fall stock Is now ready for
your Inspection, where YOU will lind the
correct styles, and class OF goods nv y,u
VIII find NJ the Emporium of Fashion.
YOU will find his stock complete i'm
every respect, and for tit and make
these garments cannot be cXrrllrl us
me.
You will find acomplctc line of Gents
furnishing, and Hats OF all STYLES AM
qualities, also Il handsome line or Shoes.
IN all the latest tvlcs
| am much pleased with my success
lor me PAST year with this store, and FOR
ne confidence ofthc citizens of spartan
burg and the u~p-country in NV rndca-
Nors 10 place before them a strictly first
class clothing house and ut prices ihnu
cannot be cXccllcd bv anyone. You viii
hnd no mixed stock here. Il have plac-
Tu VT htVin lWlitIi in charge OF this
house, where he Will he pleased To see
All III" trends, and will take pleasure IN
showing the new stock.
Respectfully, NJ, l., kISARD,
ERWIN TWITTY, Manager,
Sp2rtanhurg =. G.
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"A NEWSH WATERLOO LET
TER,
Sayings ard Doings OF the People OF this
Thriving Little City.
BILL.

HILL
Mr.. Charles II. Walker, OF owcnsbur
rough, hNr "ho has he"n visiting his
sister, Mrs. I. Is. Anderson, Of this
pthcc, has returned home.
Mr. l.. Grand East"rIine, or Woford
'oIieRc' ma or"h visiting relatives bcrc
Tor some time,
'oi. ". d. Cunningham, or l.aurcns,
mas cen rns'ic"tihg ut tho ola Rose
,",, N"e Nv
'
Mr'1oo l. ago OF BrahleY' pnid our
Town "hor' Vls't some tlr'o since.
Miss Maud Anderson, of Greenville,
WIN" mas Oc"h spending come time viii
rei"''F"s mere mas gone TO 'oronaca'
"nF.o"F' ""'' '7'"'No "''o'o F''"'"'
,ai,ina ,ho ra,ni,m o.. -
ar. - ,Lia ,,, "
H. rd . 81 .ouo, y,
shor, visit 10 hi. h
~ 49,,
Us n"sR'o H"'''n' SISTER Oh 'oi. II
"'' n'ol 'p'""'"s Soh'e '''n'
'" "'f''
MISS agnes anderson one OF ourrop'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04

last night in tho year affects people
more than any other night it is
hard to say, but it does, and on this
night Reginald dc Brokaw was even
more affected than common. Per-
haps the thought that there was
II more day i'm the coming year
made him sad. 1t might have been
that the heart Of the man of nearly
forty was stirred at the prospect Of
being able to celebrate his tenth
birth day on the Goth of next Feb
ruary, or the remembrance of Il slip
Of paper ON which was written
over his autograph. "On January
2, 1888, / promise to pay, etc"
weighed upon his soul; at any rate
he was sad. He was seated oppo-
site a fair maiden OF eieht and thir-
ty winters. a maiden at that age
is usually called fair, for she has
then arrived at q fair age, neither
young nOr old.
Eighteen years before, on New
Years Day, Reginald do Brokaw
had proposed to the reigning belle
Of the hamlet, Margaret Jones, and
had been refused. Every New
Years after that lie had repeated
the performance with II like result,
until, three years before, he had
ceasrl. Now they waited III peace
full silence for the New Years birth,
their minds busy with different
thoughts. He was wondering
whether or not hc would for the
last time offer himself to the girl
before him, and was wondering
how long it took for 49, to make
way for the glorious Leap Year,
when she would take advantage Of
her prcr0gativc and ask him to
marry her. One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
eleven, twclvc-[this is one To pro-
long the sale; am writing on space
rang out the bells.
"Reginald, wilt thou be mine? ]
await thy answer. Come to me-
G. NJ"
Reginald arose. "Margaret," he
said, tenderly, sit is too late. | have
already received II proposal and
have accepted" and he left her
alone In her misery.
This will not be continued in our
next. 1t is but aSimple tale, truly
pathetic, and warning to fair
maidens who wait for the e>cntful
year Of Leap.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04

The annual prize drawing ut wilkes
brought out a large company of ladies
and gentlemen. a Christmas Tree was
brilliantly illuminated and the hand
come presents artistically displayed,
made altogether a pleasing spectacle
Tho first prize, an elegant Toilet Set,
worth $i5, Was won by ticket lG2, and the
holder liz asked to come forward aud
claim his property. In the event tho
holder of this ticket fails to show up, the
drawing will bo repeated in n few weeks.
The second prize, u French Doll, (im-
jPortedj was drawn by ticket 30, and MIR.
A. II. Shell was found to be the holder.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04
The Man About-rown Observes:

The Man About-Town Observes:
That Christmas weather last ycal
meant mud.
That our "rity fathers" have not quite
decided to use electric light.
That now would he n good time &c
widen Laurcns street, from THE ADNER.
rIsER building toHarpcr street.
That MIR. Pluss had several nno wa.
termclons last week.
That wc are going TO mako. THE. AID,
vERrIsER the best paper in the State, il
it takes all the Summer.
That ii is the last cry without moro
money. If you don't pay your taxes by
the nth, You must pay the penalty.
That II county correspondents have
no yet gotten through with Christmas
That the average citizens is just o
thinking more about fro-wood then I'll.
threatened war in Europe.
That Laurcns Is growing longer, broad
CT and more especially deeper, every
day. If any nan thinks he can fin
bottom, let him attempt TO cross thC
square after Il shower.
THAT n great many persons about town
AFRO wondering who will occupy that
new house on the hill. Not II tow have
applied for 1t, but Mr. Foming says it is
engaged.
That inasmuch as the editor did not
take too much "Christmas," and the
printers prefer work to lOating, We have
concluded nOt to publish a halfshcct.
That Mr.. Nj. ". Fowler has the boss
Christmas present Of the season. An
old valisc with n broken lamp chimney,
a razor handle, part ola backing box,
TIE rim Of q last sumncr hat, II pair OF
odds socks, al by express for Which nc
paid only fifty cents.
That it will soon be time to make an
other raid on tho Migrants about town.
That ii is cruel to throw 'chcstnuts" nj
Il man who has just completed a long
string of New Years resolutions.
That if any old bachelors get married
this year, the explanation IL casy--it is
leap year YOU know.
That the new Presbyterian Church Or.
gan has arrived and will be used next
Sunday,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04
SPECIAL BARGAIN COLUMN.

III you want the finest Rasor I'm tho
world don't hesitate, but go to w. l..
Boyd's and get it.
The ladies arc cordially invited TO
call on j. II. JAMES, and examine his
fresh arrivals Of fancy groceries.
Pocket and Table Cutlery at astoni,h-
ing figures at Boyd's Hardware store.
For the incest assortment of plain
and fancy candy, YOU will do well to
prico them and sec them at the store of
i. II. James.
Holiday Goods "a well as Plows and
Paints ut Boyd's.
Special attention is callod To a beauti-
fui lot Of ~ acres OF tho "Brooklyn
sid"'' This lot will be sold CHEAP Tor
cash It's partially improved and has
superior advantageN. For particulars
500
]. NJ. HAMPTON,
Manager.
Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty ut Boyd's
store on the cornor.
For full cream cheese you will find il
j. II. James.
Don't forget that Boyd will not be I'M
dcrsold when il comes to Axricultural
Implements.
Log cabin Soap ia still in the lead also
Il nee line of toilet soap can he found at
j III james.
Gums and Pistols in ondloss variety nj
Boyd's store,
For all ingredients to make n Sru,,
cake You VIII ind them always fresh at
the store OF
j. II. James.
You will find nice roasted coffee at
j. II. James.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04
Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Darlington, Mrs. J.
w. Todd and Miss Hattie Jones, left on
Monday for Union, where they will at
tend tho marriage of Miss Sudic Young
and Capt. John l.. Wobcr, OF tho .Nems
and Courier
Mr.. Willie Shell, who has for tho past
several years been with J. O. G. Fleming
& Co., left this morning for Texas.
Mrs S. j.. Evans Of Roanoke Va. Is on
n visit to her parents.
Dr Dial and family spent the holidays
at C~okcsbury, returning on Friday, witE
Mrs Moore.
Mr. Jas L. MCGOWAN, who has during
the past season been located in Ander-
son I'm the cotton business, was in town
last week III business.
Mr. j. Wade Anderson has moved with
his family from Mountains Shoals to
this place. having sold his plantation 10
Mr. DcShields.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04

The last gap in the county subscrip-
ions to the G.. X. & W. railroad VAS fill
cd on the 2oth ult, when Grcenvillc voted
100000, by an overwhelming majority.
Contracts for grading the road to Knox
willie have been signed, and within thir-
~ days, work will begin. This is one
of the most important railroads enter
priscs undertaken in this part OF the
state i'll years. 1t will bca part Of tho
road through the Western portion OF
his county.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04

The Dairy OF Messrs. Anderson &
holmes is now in successful operation.
They have the finest COWS to be seen
anywhere, and furnish milk at your
door fortho lowest possible prices. This
industry viii prove valuable to house.
keepers in town, who are constantly an
1oyG Il by the Inconvenience OF havingOr
not having IA cow, IT evidently supplies
n want, and under tho personal manage
mont OF Mr.. Wade Anderson, we pre-
diet success.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-04

which frightened his horse which threw
tho Doctor off III the track, with tho
horse on him, and while in this condl-
ton the train was approaching, but rs
luck would have il, he managed to eXtri-
cate himself from the horse in time to
save himself az the train passed, taking
Of part Of the animals head. The Doc
tor IL confined to his bed NJ present from
tho bruises he received by tho fall, but
will be able In n few days to attend to
his husiMGas.