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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-10-02
CRIBE.
Gray Court Stock Show.

GRAY COURT, S. c., Sep. 20, '94.
MR.. EDITOR:-Our track is about
completed. The work of smoothing
and rolling is going on, which is the
finishing touch.
Don't forget the October 18th is the
day for the show and the races. We
r expecting horses from North Caro-
lima to be put on the track that day in
the trotting races, if not in both.
1t has been rumored by outsiders that
there will be charges for entering the
grounds, but that is q mistake. Every
thing will be free. 1t will cost YOU
nothing to see it all yourself or to enter
your stock.
The programmes are out and we will
be pleased to furnish anyone who de-
sires a copy. Address, Secretary Gray
Court Stock Show, Gray Court, S. G.
Let everybody in reach come and
bring something to show. You will
be well paid if you see only one race.
Besides we are going to have bicycle
races, which will no doubt be very in
teresting. Very respectfully,
G. G. WHITESIDE.
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BarksdaIe.

Among our visitors we note Miss
Kate Roland, of Laurens, who has
been visiting Miss Sallie Power.
MI. Stephen b. Garrett, of Birming-
ham Is visiting his many relatives and
friends here, and, from what Dame
Rumor says, he has n very dear
friend.
Miss Sallie Knight has gone to Hol-
Inns, Va, to teach school.
Ross Power has fever. We hope he
will soon be restored to health.
Mrs. Susan Burns after q long illness
died on the 22nd inst. She was a de-
Baptist Church. Her remains were
carried to Chestnut Ridge cemetery
for interment.
The school at Highland Homo Acad-
envy opened on the 18th inst. under
bright omens, with Rev. j. b. Par
rott as principal, assisted by Miss
Emma Hale, of Clinton, whose abili-
ties as a teacher, need no comment
here. Miss Mary Garrett has resumed
her duties as teacher of music and elo-
cution. Miss Garrett is endowed with
the happy faculty Of imparting what
she knows to others.
The debating society was rcorgan-
lied at the Academy last week and
will meet every two weeks.
A Young Peoples Union was also or
ganized last week. The object of this
society is to encourage the study of the
Bible and reading the best literature,
and enjoyments, social, musical and
Notwithstanding away the evening
'As You Like It's so that the events
will serve to ennoble and enliven many
"a Winters Tale" when life has
passed away like ga Midsummer
Nights Dream"
We were panied to learn of the death
of Mrs. II. N. Barksdale. To the grief
stricken husband we can only point
above to Him, who doeth all things
we'll. IT'S sad that memorable Death
should come and pluck the only fair,
sweet flower in the garden of home.
But hat flower faded in the cold
winter of death will bloom again in the
glorious spring of the resurrection.
BILLY BARLOW,
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Cross Hill Notes.

The Conventions have all met and
adjourned and the political atmosphere
seems to be calm for another two years.
$50 mote 1t be-"
John j. McSwain has returned to
the South Carolina College.
AS an evidence Of the advance our
town is making we would state that
Mrs. Lucy MCGOWAN and Miss Lany
Harris have opened a millinery and
residence of Mrs. MCGOWAN. AS these
ladies have had large experience and
have fine taste we have no doubt they
will be largely patronized and give sat
isfaction.
The trustees of our High School
have elected Mr.. III. Il. Majors and
Miss Mary Clardy to take charge Of
the school for the ensuing scholastic
year. Mr.. Majors is q graduate with
distinction Of Wofford College in the
class of 1893. He has taught before
and since his graduation and is in every
way qualified for the work. He is a
grandson of that worthy and highly
respected citizen, Alexander Majors,
who resided all his life a few miles from
your city. He is also q grandson of
Rev. w. A. McSwain who died in your
city a few years since. Miss Clardy
is a sister of Probate Judge Clardy,
was educated at the Greenville Female
College, and has been teaching some
years. With these teachers we feel
sure that the school will succeed, and
to those outside of our town who may
be looking for a place to educate their
children we ask them to give our
school O trial. Mr.. r.. A. Austin is
Secretary OF Board of Trustees, and
will gladly give information desired.
The school will begin the first of No.
vember and continue for nine months.
Cotton is coming into market very
slowly and the price does not make it
nov very fast. Five cents cotton will
not pay debts and high taxes very fast.
"Let us have REFORM"
SCRIBE.
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What and whcrc TO Ruy.

That is the question which agitatcd
the ladies who went to the openings
In Laurens--a world of beauty in the
shape Of irresistible hats and handsome
dress goods, liable to raise delightful
visions and hopes in the minds Of the
homeliest of mortals and playing fear
full havoc with resolutions in economy.
All the beauties of color, texture, style,
ETC., which were not to be found at
Jamieson's Immediately met the Y
upon entering the Simmons emporium
and ~vice-versa. Every style of pro-
vision for certain cold days expected
before long is to be found, also every
lady a find something to her taste
and 1t is the part of wisdom to go and
see what suits you before every one
else does likewise and the goods are
picked over.
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Sulphur Springs.

The health of the community is very
good except for a few chills.
The storm last week did much dam
age to corn and cotton crops.
Mr.. w. ID. Bolt and family will move
to Greenwood this fall. We regret
very much to lose them.
Miss Minnie Mcpherson, we are glad
to say has recovered from her recent
illness.
Miss Rosa league has returned from
q visit to friends in Due West.
G.. a. MCPHERSON and j. b. Daven-
port visited friends at Marine last
week.
Messrs. NJ. a. Riddle, Willie Saxon
and Willie Moore will GO to Green
wood about the 8th of October to en-
gage in business with j. M. Davis, of
that place.
Miss Minnie Mcpherson visited the
family of Rev. Mr.. Campbell at Water
loo last week.
Mrs. j. M. Winn and brother visited
friends and relatives at Beaverton last
week, where they met their cousin,
Mr.. Capers G.. Anderson, of Walker
county, Ala.
There will be q good many cha nges
In our community this fall.
SAM TITAS.
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Business Notices.
Lime! Lime! Lime! The best ever
made for sale by III. e. Gray.

Lime! Lime. Lime! The best ever
made for sale by III. e. Gray.
There is nothing better than the
Bay State and Zeigler Bros shoes.
We nave q great line of these and
other great makes. Simmons Bros.
w. A. Jameson is headquarters on
shoes. See his stock and prices be-
fore buying.
For clothing and gents furnishings
don't fail to see Il line. We can sell
you or we will make somebody hustle.
Simmons Bros.
Does it smoke and will not draw and
cause you often to lose your temper?
Yes, we have seen that kind and we
sympathise with you. Let us sell you
q stove that don't have to be made red
hot, before you get it to bake on the
bottom. Get IL prices and it's q sale.
Wilkes g. Co.
The many ladies who saw Il grand
millinery display last week pronounce
1t the greatest Laurens has ever seen.
Simmons Bros.
You can save money with 5 cts cotton
by buying goods at Davis, Roper g. Co.
Superb styles in dress goods, novel;
ties from loo to $3.50 per yard. No
such line in the country as ours. Sim
mons Bros.
Biggest assortment Of mems and
boys hobby suits from $3.50 to $1,000
over shown in Laurens at Davis, Roper
g. Co.
Have you seen our grand line Of
cloaks and capes. Styles exquisite,
prices low. Simmons Bros.
For the best Shoes at lowest prices
see our stock.
Davis, Roper & Co.
To Churches: If you want a pulpit
set, lamps, carpeting, stoves or any
thing in that line, we give you q spec
ial discount. Let us make you an esti-
mate. Wilkes Go.
Remember our Motto, we will not
be undersold in Clothing, Shoes and
Hats. Davis, Roper & Co.
Friends and customers, If you want
anything In furniture, carpeting, china,
crockery, tinware. stoves and house
hold goods, we will arrange prices 10
suit you. A drive this week on cotton
work, Japanese mating and China
goat rugs. Wilkes s. Co.
a come as near giving $1.0O
goods for Bnc as any Mouse IN.
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OBITUARY.


Died at the early age of twenty-three,
at her home in Greenville county, June
22d, 1894, Mrs. CLAUDIA MEiRs, wife of
Mr.. Lee Mears, and daughter of Mr..
Lawson Il. and Sallie Mahaffey.
Truly the ways OF Providence are mys-
terious. Death under all circumstances
is a serious thing, but when we see
blooming youth suddenly snatched away
from a life of usefulness and "a home Of
love, our hearts feel most keenly the
sorrows of bereavement.
Gould the united prayers OF an ago.
nized husband, weeping relations and
friends, with the aid OF most skilled ply
sicians ayailed, the loving wife would
not have died; but the awful fiat had
gone forth: the angel of death had
marked her for its victim, and it's un-
erring dart could not be evaded.
Truly death loves a shining mark:
CLAUDIA early gave her heart to Jesus,
and had been for several years an exem-
plary member OF the M. E. Church.
Her daily department and conversa-
ton were that of a pious and devoted
christian, possessing to an eminent de-
gree many of the noble traits that adorn
the name of woman and lend a charm to
social life.
She filled many stations in life that
was q woman's sphere TO fll-the daugh-
ter, sister, wife, mother and friend.
Though her virtues will not live by
the stroke of the pen or a dash of rhet-
oric, but in memory of those who have
listened to words of love and kindness
from her lips, and received deeds of be-
nevolence from Ler hands.
But a few years ago the fond husband
led the gentle bride to his home to light
his dwelling with her love, but in the
fair morning Of her existence she has
passed away.
a cloud has gathered around his home,
obscured its light and marred its beauty.
Daring her illness she manifested chris
tian patience, and though warned only q
short time of her coming change, she did
not murmur at til decree Of God, nor
tremble at the app. h of death.
The dreaded CHI age came; the Ties
that bound her to this world were sew.
cred and weeping hearts gave up their
treasure to the skies.
around to bear her willing spirit home
to that happy cline, where now she
joins in a sweeter song than angels sing,
for it is the song Of the Redeemed.
She leaves a devoted husband, two
dear little boys, a tender mother, two
loving sisters, an affectionate brother,
with numerous friends and relatives to
mourn her loss.
Though the cross be heavy to bear,
and we drain the deepest draught that
the chalice of sorrow holds, it is not
without hope Of meeting dear CLAUD
again then
"Weep not for hcr-in her springtime she
flew
To that Lane where the wings of the soul
are unfurled:
And now, like q star beyond evenings cold
dew,
She looks radiantly down on the tears of
this world"
ANS, NJ
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How'S This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f.. j. CHENEY 81 Co., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned have known f.
j. Cheney for the last 10 years and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West ~ TruaX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold bv all druggists.
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NOTICE.!

THERE will be an election for
Trustees or the different School Dis
tricts for Laurens County, to elect
three Trustees for each School Dis
trict to serve for a period of one
year, except the School Districts of
Cross Hill, Princeton, L%aurens, Ora
and Landlord. They have been
laid off by special act of the Legis-
lature to govern themselves. Said
election to be held ON Tuesday,
10th proXimo. The trustees of said
School District to serve as mana
gers, and the election will be held
at their respective School Pre-
cinct; and they will report result
at this office.
THOMAS j. DUCKETT,
School COMMISSIONS Laurens Co.
Sept. 20, 1S94-45-it
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BOOK EPT,
Shorthand and PenmanshiD.

We have recently prepared Books on
The above, especially adapted to
HOME STUDY" Sent on 60 days
trial. Hundreds have been benefited
hundreds of dollars by ordering our
publications. WHY NOT YOU?
Should you later decide to enter our
College, you would receive credit for
the amount paid. Four weeks by our
method of teaching bookkeeping is
equal to II weeks by the old plan.
Positions Guaranteed under Ger
tain conditions. Send for our free IL
Illustrated 90 page catalogue and estate
your wants" Address,. F. Draughon,
Pres't.-Draughon's Practical Business
College and School of Shorthand and
Observation-Disclosures, Ton. Eleven
Teachers, 900 Students the past year.
No vacation. Enter any timo. CHEAP
Board. N. B. We pay $500 cash for
all vacancies as book-keepers, stencil
g%raphers, teachers, clerks, etc, re-
ported to us, provided we fiji same.
Nav 11294 46m.
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Ms a. G Fl. ]. N u r Z

Tho undersigned would respectfully
inform the people of Laurens County
and surrounding country that he has
accepted the agency for the sale Of all
kinds OF Machinery such as Engines,
Boilers, Gins, Feeders, Condenscrs,
Powers and Hand Presses, Thrashers,
Cane Mills, Saw Mills, Boiling, and in
fact any and all kinds, of Machinery
and fixtures needed, and Is prepared to
I'LL all orders at short notice at lowest
prices, taking the quality of the Ma
chinery into consideration. You will
find it To your interest to see me before
buying.l.
F6r 81 a repairing a specially.
$500 DIIIIdQ IL.
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Notwithstanding tho inclement
weather during opening days
quite a number of ladies visited u
store and expressed themselves as
being very much pie ased with the
display Of dress goods and silks and
said they had never seen as pretty q
display Of millinery in Laurens or
upper South Carolina. We would just
say to the ladies of Laurens and city
that u opening days will be from 6
o'clock A. M. until I o'clock p. M.
every day during the week until the
3lst day Of December, 1891, and will
be pleased to have them inspect our
line Of dress goods and millinery be-
fore buying.
Very respectfully,
w. A. Jameson.
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Laurens Sympnthizes,

Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Shelman have
the sincere sympathy of this
ity in the death Of their infant daugh-
ter, Marguerite, who died yesterday
afternoon after a protracted sickness,
aged six months. Mr.. Shelman is pro-
prietor of the Exchange Hotel. The
child.s death is thought to have been
the result Of O cold taken at the time
of the burning of the Bendella hotol,
at Laurens, of which MIR. Shelman was
proprietor some months ago.-Green-
vile News.
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Stock Show.

The p. r. & w. G. railroad will
transport sock, ETC., 1--WE are advised,
to and from the show ut one fare upon
certificate that the stock was or will
be on exhibition and not sold. Apply
for information to j. b. Kilgore,
Treasurer, Woodruff, S. G.
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A Good Appetite

Always accompanies good health and
an absence of appetite is an Indication
OF something wrong. The universal
testimony given by those who have
used Hoods Sarsaparilla, as to it's
merits in restoring the appetite, and
as q purifier of the blood constitutes
the strongest recommendation that
can be urged for any medicine.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, bill
%iousness, jaundice, indigestion, sick
headache. 25c.
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who won the Scholarships.

The successful competitors for the
citadel scholarships we're John III.
Bale, of Laurens, and c.. ID. Nance, of
Cross Hill. Both are fine young men
and will doubtless be q credit to their
county. lE1Fhere were six other appli-
Giants f&s the positions from various
parts OF the county.
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Liquor Cure Go.

"The Columbian Liquor and Opium
Cure Company of Laurens, S. o." is
now ready to treat patients for tho
cure OF the Liquor, Opium and Tobacco
habits. The Company's Medical Direc-
tors are Doctors j. Il. Simpson and II.
X. Aiken. Cure guaranteed. For
see the President or Secretary.
j.. w. SIMKINS,
President.
w. III. GILkERsoN, Sec'y and Treas.
Sept. "a. 1804-4t.
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Music.

Music, thou art the souls refrain,
Oft bright as mornings dewy train {;
But even's dark'ning shadows sweep
A human chofd-lo -! thou dost weep.
Be sure, sweet one, thy tears &re not
In vain,
Touched once thou wakest the slumber,
ing soul,
Touched but again and thou dost roll
a sweeter chord, q mellower strain,
That becks sweet slumber once again,
And lulls the restless soul to sleep.
Pr. Hi. FL.
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Two Good PaDers.

Subscribers can have the Honea
Path Chronicle and the ADVERTISER,
for $3.50 cash for one year. Apply at
this Office Or at the office of the Chron-
icle. What say our friends on the Sa-
luda?
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office al Lau-
rens, S. O., unclaimed, for the week end.
ing Oct. 1, 1894:
Byrd, Mrs L G; Brook, Willie G.
G-Gillerson, Miss Philis.
H-Hunter, j Ell; Humbert, Henry.
johnson, Tom.
M-Montgomery, John; McNinch, II
s.; Martin, Alfred; Moore, Lou, col.
P-Pintnerr, Pearl.
R-Robinson, Rev A r..
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. "a, 1894.
B-Bauknight, Mrs G w: Basten, Miss
Cresey; Butler, Miss Carrie.
C-Colwell, Will; Cannon, Miss Sallie
S; Crout, Miss Lula.
F-Furns, Miss Fannie.
G-Gary, Symmetrical; Gaines, Miss
Maggie; Garrett, Allen.
H-Henry, John W.: Hughens, Miss
Millie; Hardy, Miss Sallie; Humbert,
n b.
joel, Miss Sarah Frances; John
son, T.; Jones, FL G.; Jackson, Miss Ella.
K-Kitt, Willie; King, Rev Wilson.
M-Martin, Mrs Rachel.
O-Owens, Lansing.
R-Rtchardson, Eladscy; Robertson,
Rev a r; Ruth, Sam.
S-Smith, Joe.
Persons calling for any of above let
tiers will please say, "They are adver-
tised." T. B. Crews. P. M.
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To Marry A Daughter of Capt. Shell.

Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of DIR. w. E. Mar
tin, OF Princeton, Laurens county, and
Miss Sarah Shell, daughter Of Capt.
G. w. Shell, representative in con-
gress from this district. The ceremony
will be performed October3 Sd, at Chest
nut Ridge church, Laurens county
Greenyille News.
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Richard Harding Davis describes
"The Streets OF Paris" for readers Of
the October Harper's Magazine in a
short paper, for which Charles Dana
Gibson has made o series Of brilliant
illustrations.
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If your child is puny, fretful, trouh-
lod with %glandular swellings, inflamed
eyes, or sores on the head, face or body,
q course OF Ayers Sarsaparilla Is
needed to expel the scrofulous humors
from the blood. The Hoogor you begin
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For several months, l was troubled
with a persistent humor on my head
which gave me considerable annoy
ance, until it occurred to me to try
Ayers Hair Vigor. Before using one
bottle, the .humor was healed. IT. r..
Adams, General Merchant, Turbeville,
Va,
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THE DELINEATOR can be subscribed
for through us without extra charge.
Simmons Bros.
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Best line Of children's school shoes
eyer in Laurens. We will guarantee
every pair. See them for yourself.
Davis, Roper & Co.
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To RENT:-Blacksmith Shop and
tools to rent together with dwelling
house on reasonable terms. Also, my
dwelling, store house and farm in the
town of Lanford, s. G..
Communicate with
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Twenty Five Cent Column.

Advertisements will be printed under
this mead Tor n cent O word each inser-
zion, none to BIO inserted for less than
90 cents.
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BUTTERICK PATTERNS for sale by
us at New York prices. Simmons Bros
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WILLIAM Robertson departed this life
September LIST, 1894 he was born March
9TH, 1908. He had been a member of
Bethany Church nearly sixty years, be-
ing among the first to join when that
church vas first founded by Rev. L. B..
Levers. He was one of the oldest set
tiers in his neighborhood (near Tylers,
ville), and never changed his home, re-
siding at the same place till his DEATH
He outlived all Of his family except one.
lie was a devout and humble Christian,
conversation. And in his last hours he
trusted in his Saviour, and said he did
not fear death.
His mind was tranquil and serene;
No tears in his looks were seem;
His Savior's smile dispelled the gloom,
And smoothcd his passage to the tomb"
E. g. c..
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Died on Saturday night, September
22l, 1894, at the residence OF her father,
John III. Sullivan. Mrs. KATE WILLIS,
the wife Of r. w. Willis of our city.
She was a great sufferer, having been
sick three months, which anliction she
bora with Christian fortitude. She was
a member OF the Methodist Church, and
lived a consistent life and adorned her
profession by an orderly walk and died
in the faith.
She was the eldest child, and was
blessed with a sweet and mild DISPOSE
ton; and had a tact for the manage
ment OF business affairs, whereby she
eXerted a wonderful influence over the
lives of her sister and brothers.
She was laid at rest on Sunday eve.
ming at Friendship Church. S. @. Todd
preached the funeral sermon to q large
and attentive congregation.
May the consolation that can only
come through faith in our Heavenly
Father rest upon the grief stricken hus,
band, the aged father and mother and
family Of our departed sister.
S.
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Bridge to Let.

The Bridge on Reedy river below
Washington's Mill, will be let to the
highest bidder on Wednesday, 18th Of
October next. The Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any and all
bids.
BY order of the Board.
r. ?. ADAIR,
Chairman.
Sept. 81, 18~04-46-3t.
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Office
Tax Payers.
Leader Of Low price
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
LAURENS &. H.. $. c.,
September II, 1894.

The books for the collection of State
and CoEnty Taxes for. the Fiscal year
commencing November tst>IS03, will
be open from Monday, Octo6N 18th,
1871, to December 3l3t, 1891.
For the convenience Of Tax PAYERS
will attend the following places on
the days designated for the collection
of tho Same, viz:
Pleasant Mound, October the 18th,
in the morning.
Young Store, October the 10Th, in
the evening.
Parsons store, October the 10Th, in
the morning.
Whites Store, October the 18th, in
the morning.
Dials Church, October the 18th, in
the evening.
Tumbling Shoals, October the 18th,
i'll the morning.
Brcwcrton, October the 18th, in tho
morning.
b: l.. Hcndcrson's, October the 10Th,
in the evening.
Waterloo, October the 20th, in the
morning.
Gross Hill, October the 22I, in the
morning.
Milton, October tho 23d, in the morn
ing. -
Goldvillc, October the 23d, in the
Clinton, October the 9th, in tho
morning.
Rcnno, October the 18th, in the
morning.
Joseph D%uncan's Store. October tho
10Th, in the morning.
Tylcrsvillc, October the 9th, in the
morning.