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G. w. CRANE.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Washington Il. nea- couEe-ris-
Dissolution kotice.

Notice i hereby Fsre1 thsf TIE partaer
shfp haFcssfsre exfsstag between Geerxs
" Crane ard W A. 1liekey. doi7z t<ssine-s
81 The city OF seattle. eader the 6rm naEas
81 Grnne 4 DErkey. has site Oar beeH dis
sslved - ssasEsi consent. NJ W 4.
Dsrkev retiring. ALL deanzsss dae 70 the
s-n 81 erase & Essckey sa&g be Paid C
George w. Crane, and al debts owing b
the nran viii BE p2sd on demand b. George
" Cane
The business Of the Grn VIII be carried
on in future IS ffeorge W. Crane
s{rned n seattle his fstn day Of Sepfesa.
fs-r fssg GEO. W. CRANE.
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THOMAS GowEN
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor


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FINANCIAL,
FoR SALE


Isoa sALg cHEAr-wE OFFER FOR
4 few days . very chaiee business iof on
Front 81, near this h1sincSs reAteg BET
I FINGER 4 &EAcHAM Mil ~, next 70
v Z Telegraph ois.ce.
+ I.o2 SAIE-FOt L. R0OAED HOUSE.
( 4 sith lots IN garden. on broadway ~.
sslO03 easy terms HfHO SMITH, Ease
psnf Occidental ffoteL
INog SALE or RIM REMINGTON
~ tyneNrlLer muir q tbs eii.ee.
I Tor sALE-A GOOD PAYING BUsl.
L ucss on Front street, a. lnyoiee
price. call a. room 3, Colonial block.
corner see5nd ana toln,ahla streets.
/ rSog sAIE-FouR RID POLLED Bull
II calYes, also two black pailed angus
( calves, By FRANK o. 1fEkfR. PnyaIlup,
"
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Il thls osflce.
Trog sALE ST BARGAIN rwo
neat four sodfa cottages, hard finished
I and painted. iour blacks from Jse kson
street. cable road. VIII sell separate or To-
Eefhef Terms easy. Address GEO. on EE-
ToS, Box ~, city.
( I.s0R sAIE-sToCK or BOOTS AND
( u Shoes anal eiothing. 500 Front street,
/ f.'oR SALE ~ BUSINESS AND ACRE
L property. J. y. NppEE, Office. ole
( fsAn wharf, fpo, Coluahla street
I.NoR sALE-HOESE CONTAINING SIX
Z Il iarRc rooms Hot and cold water
Excellent ipcasien. Terms easy For fur-
I Their particulars apply % W. J, JENNINGS,
+ safe benesit Building
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handies 81 ioo IS IBIS ctiice.
I.N0R SAl.E- THE HnR AND HAY FARM
81 the isie e u. Naa fsoren. situated
al Waite River, ueaf Sestile. W. T. This
& al ideal iagra in every respect 4 worth
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sksD BROS. Zeal Estate Broksrs.
VANCOUVER. q. C.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION.


N0TlCE Is HEREBY GTFE1s THAT on
~ SATURDAY,, &avecihg 81. ISIS. a. E-qsfl's
pavilion ca SecoEd strset. between sarlaa
and @erees EtTrrfs, 81 sEaaQl fistrlss E1
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HELP WANTED.


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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
''Rad-'' TO the Rear.

However much we may admire
the Primsry7Election, as a mede Of
nominating Observation-Disclosures,
without proper safeguards and re-
strictions, it is a dangerous ma
chine. This is shown in the recent
municipal election in Columbia,
when one J. VI Smith was chosen AL
derman,a quandam Radical Sena-
tor from Barnwell, who a. convic-
ted by the legislative committee Of
accepting brides for voting away
the public funds; in preference to
SUCH men a-COl &C. Haskell and
r. y. R!chbyurg.
When we hod County COnven-
ticAs to nominate candidates the
democrats were always careful to
send only democrats OF the right
stripe to make the nominations;
but, since there i, noactivc opposi-
ton parts, the disintegratcd Gle.
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BY All Means.

Some weeks ago THE ADVERT
Ser suggested that our Agricultu-
raj Department should make a good
representation of our at
the Augusta National Exposition.
The Department row finds that it
is impracticable to act as it desires,
owing to similar demand from 9th
er quarters. But, by proper effort
we may still derive much benefit
from the Augusta Exposition. The
managers have provided for coun-
ty representations, and while there
lis q great fever to advertise com
munities, and a great need for
such advertisements so far as this
county is concerned, we suggest
that the Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Society of this county take the
matter in hand, and show to the
world what we are doing and what
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
What They Wear.

Skirt drapcries failing In straight lines are
In high favor.
A novelty for bndemaids vear b q boa
oomEo.d entirely os roses.
A novel rnnF IL COMPOSED entirely OF green
cocks plurnc.. and lined with red velvet
CIV, -. - rAo,u,
$3.50. ~, 800 80 nnI;no.on 49,
and red
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Curious Things.

A girl In Oconee county, Ga, married at
the age Of 0 years, her husband being IS years
old.
Invitations TO q ball given by a colored
society Of Fort Dodge, Ia, contained the in.
formation that no distinction would be made
between plain ond colored people
Eighteen young mon Of Mountain Home,
Ark, sWoro off from tho tobacco habit on
the first Of the present year. Whoever re-
turns 70 the habit is 10 DO duckad In O pond
Of water.
An odd combination Of wares Is offered by
a shop in tho Italian city Of Bari, on the
Adrtatic, A sign informs would be customers
that within can DC obtained: "Leeches,
bread sold In slices or haves, and tuition liz
mathematics"
With the mercury at 81 dega below AZ
Eagle Rock, Idaho, a locomotive taking
water from o tank. the 6ov of which could
not DO stopped, was frezan instantly In q bed
OF Zoe extending three car lengths and to tho
tops Of tho rails
A good woman in Deer Isle, Ne, crochetad
o babys sncque for a church fair. The sacaue
was ratified Off, and abe took q share and won.
She offered 1t to the fair again If they'd give
her o chance. She won again. II the fair
had kept on she would, too
John Sellers, an old farmer of Now Phila-
delphia, o., who died the other day, had q
remarkable crop of hair and a very long
beard. This was because he had never shaved
or had his hair cut, thinking, as he SAID, that
1t was interfering will the provisions Of
nature for n man TO cut or even trim his hair.
j. w. Bucks, Of Nixon, counted out 81 200
to pay a man he owed, then left the money
on the desk, where q candle was burning,
and stepped into another room to get a rub
Der ring TO put on his pocketbook. When he
returned he found that the candle had fallen
over and every note was burned TO o cinder.
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III" Eidiic on the Stump.

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auain ro;oy, danco 10 ~. mus;o
Robert ia fairly oooJ fddIor INF
his oyponcnts will not admit thot
he i. an adcnt ot anvthiny c,.o 4
Mcmphi- nonn, oyts ,bo, Tho ga.
die weigh NOT too heavily s,o;r.t
Bob, for II il written that David
the yrcat Kino rIavod tbo harm
AMI 'cl hi. ]noonle don.i,o and
that psper fails TO see that the Gov.
erDor Of Tennesaaa ba, dana mora
i'm moyin. voters IN tho no,Ia bv
the raspinp strains Of a 6djJe Ant
q Nashville pSDer will not spbmit
to such an argument, and proceed.
forthwith to draw along nhiIosonb-
ical and historical distinction be-
tween the harp and the fiddle.
1t would aDpear hat q fddlfno
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At the Darlington experimental
station there will be 200 plats in cot.
ton and lao plats in corn. Each plat
will contain one-twentieth Of an acre,
In The general crop sixteen acres will
be planted in corn and ten acres in
cotton. In addition to this there will
be planted a half acre in tobacco and
one and a half acres in sorghum,
Real sugar cane will also be planted.
Eight or nine acres OF vegetation suit
able for ensilage will be planted, and
peas will also be planted for forage
The experiment in tobacco will de
pend upon whether the plants can bc
had.
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Insurance License.
STATE OF SOUTHnCAROLINA.
ExRueTIvE DEPARTMENT.

ExEUeTIvE DEPARTMENT.
OPPICE or COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, $. e., APRIL lsT, 1857
certify, that Mr.. c. d. Barksdale, OF
Laurens, Agent OF the Equitable fhfe
Association insurance Company, incor-
porated by the state of New York, has
Act OF the Generel Assembly entitled
"An Act to regulate the agencies OF In
Companies not incorporated in
tho State Of South Carolina" and / here
bp license tho said Mr.. G. d. Barksdalc.
Agent aforesaid, to take risks and trans
act all business of Insurance in this
state, in The County of Laurens, for and
in bekalfof said Company.
No. 1874. Expires March 3lst, 1889.
j. S. WERNER,
Comptroller General.
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ChicfJustice Waite Of the United
Stctcs died in Washington on Fri
day last. lie has been the most
highly honorcd Judge in the world
for fourteen years, and choosing a
successor will be the embarrassing
duty Of President Cleveland.
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Insurance License.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, S c., APRIL lsr, 1851
certify, that DR.. John A~.'Barksda!e,
of Laurens, agent OF the Sun Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, incorporated
by the State OF Louisiana, has complied
with the acquisitions OF the Act Of the
General Assembly entitled al Act TO
regulate the agencies of Insurance Com
panies not incorporated in the state OF
South Carolina andI hereby license the
sale DR.. John a. Barkesdalc, agent
aforesaid, to take risks and transact all
business OF Insurance in this state, in
the County Of Laurcns, for n in be-
half of said Company.
No. 22l. Expires March 3lst, 1850.
j. s. WERNER,
Comptroller General.
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Floods North.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 22,-
Dispatches tonight report the rivers
at flood height all over the North and
West. The New York and New Eng.
land railroad is washed out on the
Oonsocket division in two places,
two hundred and fny and seventy.fve
feet respectively, and many bridges
and ~culverts are washed out.
Some Of the cotton mills are inter.
rupted in different parts OF New Eng.
laud. Easton, Pennsylvania, reports
a similar condition Of affairs, caused
by foods in the Delaware and Lehigh
rivers, The Schuylkill and Susque-
hanna rivers are also up.
The food in the upper Mississippi
valley has warned the people in the
immense district along the lower Mis-.
sissippi. which was flooded last year
and in previous years, and they are
prepared to seek places. of safety as
soon as the food approaches.
The lower Mississippi is at 4 very
low stage, in places it is frozen 70 the
bottom, so there seems no possibility
Of escape from a disastrous fooi, un.
less the present cold snap gorccs the
ice above and lets the water down
gradually, and in this case it would
simply be transferring the locality OF
the evil.
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Pursuant 70 judgments tor ale in
me lotio"t.s ''y'' CASES Wi.i
sc!i - i-'"i.,' 81, l"y'.' G"'-
Xxx ~ i'""' I,,i,,,,
crty dcscrihra IN r"1I c..n nn.!n
no terms sneriF.5 tn vit.
In the case or lTorv c. EoiII ct nj
VS.. Georoc \. MiIlrr ct al. ali that
troct ofiond sitnpird in thc Coumtv
add state aforesaid Enown os no
Duncan place. cnnt1ininp ono HIM
dred and sixty Acres. NOR. or less
bounded bv land, Of Nathan ~
Whitmirc, David Brooks ana 9th
ers.
Terms - Onc.third Of thc nur-
chase conev IN he noid cash and
the balance ON n credit of twcIvn
months. with interest from tho dov
OF sale. secured bv the bond of the
purchaser and = MORTGAGE Of thn
promises. The purchaser to nav
for papers.
In tho casco If tbn Gcisnr Mann
fucturinp Co. Us Johu A., Martin OF
al.
Ono e;v borso lpo,. ,o..> co;,an
Stno Enm;na TTl TLr
n"rnh ISL iH'
~ " 'o' p"Pcis
=,
IN inc cas- OF Jas. W. copeland
" 20, vs. mary ~ br%Soh CT al.
All that lot, tract, piece or parcel
of land situate, lying and being in
the County and state aforesaid,
containing One hundred and Thir-
.y.olX ares more or iG'S, ana
w VWU"nuIu us i"'iuS VI W. i-c",'l'",
- n rntin omn "n,ha o'"'0 VI
Torms -o,obo,r of tbo nrrcbo.o
money to be paid cash, and the bal
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

J. 7. Martin a prominent lawyer
Of Aiken, i missing. He left home
two weeks ago, and was last seen
in an Augusta Hotel. He was
drinking at the time, aad his fam
ily are greatly troubled least some
accident or foul play be the cause
Of his prolonged absence.
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Caveats. Trade Marks and COpYrightS

Obtained, and ali other business in the
u. s. Patent Office attended to for MOD
ERATE FEES.
Our office is opposite the e. S. Patent
Office, and VIC can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from Washing
ton.
Send Model or Drawing. We advise
as to patent-ability FREQ Of charge; and
we mako no charge unless VIC obtain
Patent.
We refer here to tho Postmaster, the
Supt. of Money order Div, and tho Off
Gals of the u. s., Patent Office. For cir
cular, advice, terms and references to
actual clients in your WI State or
County, write to
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

When rich men combine together
to increase their income, it is a
trust" and when poor men do the
same thing. it is q strike" Why
should Congress find difficulty in
dealing with one and not the other.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

Congressman Barry, of Mississip-
pi, reported favorably from the
Committee on Pensions, the bill to
pension the survivors of the Black
Hawke reek>Seminole wars, rang
irg from 1882 to 1912, at eight dol
lars per month, and widows of sol
dlcrs serving in said wars will re-
ceiye the same amount.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

can be done in this Heaven favored
county Of Laurens. BY working
through Il County Fair, a NEST
crcIitab!e exhibit can easily be
made. and We venture to say
VIII amply repay for the trou-
81.
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Insurance License.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

I'm II TINF ITsIN M F'NF'
OFFICE OF CoMPTROL.ERGENERAL,
CoLUMBIA, S. c., APRIL isT, l1SS.'
/ certify, that MIR. John \. B~nrksdalc,
of Laurens, agent OF the Anglo-Neyada
Insurance Company, incorporated By
Wish b1 the re % OF the Act Of the
General Assembly entitled A Act to
reg~ulate:the agencies.of INSURANCE Com
gsnies not Incorporated In the State OF
the.said Ar. John A. Barksdale, agent
aforesaid, to take risks and transact all
business Of Insurance. in this State, in
tho County OF Laurence, f. and In be-
half said Company.
No. $50. Expires March 3ist, 1889.
Us. WERNER,
Comptroller General,
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NOE lCE.

ALI o~ver>ccrs OF public high
ways are hereby notified to work
their pub,ic reads and put them in
good condition OA or by the first of
April next. And all Supervisors
in I.aUrens County, where any pub
lie highway has no ~ovcrsecrs, are
hereby notified TO appoint over
secrs in their own Townships and
sec that the public roads are put
in good condition rs early AZ the
lst O: April next. And all persons
and landowners are hereby Motif
ed not to move from any public
road any sand hereafter, as so much
moving OF sand from public rodds
has caused much damage.
JAMES BELL, {. b. {. c. l. c
March Ii, lSS> II
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
.AURENs


covRT OF coM>;oH rL@A~.
Amelia c. Barton and L.c,!;ia Cnlhart-
son. Plaintiffs. against elizabeth Nee
", Nancy Aver" uMd =. j.. Lark. Do
ADMINISTRATORS FOR Relief, Com
p!aintScrysd.
To the Defendants Elizabeth Nicely,
George Nicely, Nance Avery and E.J e.
Lark
You are hereby summoned and re-
quiled 10 answer the complaint in tnis
action, OF which q copy iS herewith
served upon YOU, and tOscryc a copy Of
YOUR answer To the said complaints on ;G"
subscriber. at their Office at LaUrcns G,
H., South Carolina, w.;hln twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive OF tho
day OF uch service; and if YOU fail to
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid. tho l!aIu:iit int this action viii
apply to tho Co.rt Tor tho relief &c
mandcd In the complaint.
Dated Jan. q, y. y. ISIS.
q. w. SHELL. G.. C.. G.. T..
JOHNSON < RICIiNY,
P.aiu,i.>' Attorneys.
To Nancy Avery, the ubscn; Defendant
herein
Please ,ako notice. tina; The summons
and complaint IN this action Wore filed,
i'll the Ol.ro q. ,an 'l,r~ atthc 'Curt Of
Common i!..' FIN i..uEeus Co@nty Jan.
y, ISIS.
JonNSoN & nlclt&Y,
!.a.Gt.-s' Attorneys.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28

Eight hundred bales of cotton
were burned in Augusta on Friday
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-28
The "Old Reliable"
Still To The Front.

We extend thanks TO our friends for
their generous support through the fall
and winter, and propose, by close buy
ing, close selling, and iirst-class gccos 10
merit q continuance OF the Same.
The ''ono-tenth" has grown LARGELY.
and we propose to get our legitimate
share ofthe trade by sticking close TO
tic above prcccpts. We have fulliDo
OF goods usually found in adist class
Hardware store. Those in need of a RAJ
Sof, par SCISSORS or u pocket knife
should call on us ms yet one OF the cleo
trio,
Every farmer Should have a Pnnnine-
ton side Harrow. He cart do without
it also tho Farmers Pet.-Doublo foot
pillow.
al! owners Of fine Roofs should call
and SEQ how their old roofs can DO made
as good as new and the new ones can be
prevented IRON eyer growing old, at Il
nominal cost.
Intact, our limo is complete, in Hard
ware agricultural Implements, Paints,
Gus, Putty, Glass, &c, and we make II
10 The advantage orail buyers TO give us
call.
Can on me before buying your cook
stoves. Can 4 it to your intorest,
TOBACCO \ SPECIALITY.
We arc Agents for Dlponts celebrated
Rifle and Blasting powder. Can supDlv
our moi friends at factory prices.
Wv. E.. BOYD.
wholesale and Retail Hardware store
Laurcns s., O
Feb, 2eth, 1883,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-03

bte pou ben Streits, uub e0.so Yroa. ber
MnitaIten, bie BON ben arbettsiperren bes
troffen wurben, befan6en ft3 In ben Staa.
ten Wesp Oort, pennipIuanteu. Natfa&u'
fettS, Ohio unb SQinois, bic 40 p<ojent
ber 6atritauitalten unb SO projent bes tn
6aubeI anseIesten 9apttaIs eutbtelten.
Sn 1s, ,449 (sIet& s2.l9 pro3.) unter
1889 &nitalten, In benen f@ Stretts
setrasen, ruaren bieieIben uon ben &rbei'
teruerbinbunsen auSeorbnet porbeu.
3eitweilis sei9IoNen wurben ueseu
StreitS l3,443 Mntfalten, slei@ 80.le
Projent, anb wesen Sperre 62.e0 prog.
Die 8etriebsetnitelluns wesen Stretts
bauerte bur&i&nittIt& 2s.l Gag, bte mes
gen Sperre % Gage.
grfolsrei& waren 1850 Yroaent be,
Streits, nebr ober wentser erfoIsrei&
ls.45 9ro3ent; pouftdnbis sei&eitert fint
SO. 80 proaent.