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NuptIals and BetrothaIs.

In Willows, Glenn County, last Thursday
morning, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Orr, took place the wedding of Miss
Irma Rasor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Rasor of that place, and William R.
Laugenour of Woodland. Rev. Mr.. Hoag,
pastor of the Methodist Church of Willows,
performed the ceremony. The couple were
unattended and only the members of the
respective families and a few most in
innate friends were present. After the
ceremony an elegant collation. was served
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Orr, to whom the
bride is a niece. The bridal party departed
for Coronado and other resorts of Southern
California on their honeymoon and will on
their return take up their residence at the
st. Nicholas, San Francisco, for the winter.
Those present at the ceremony were Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Rasor, Masters Gland
ana Clair Rasor, Mrs. E. G. Lau-
genour, Hon. H. W. Laugenour, wife
Laugenour, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Laugenour,
all Of Woodland; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Etter of Princeton, Mr.. and Mrs. n. K.
Spect of Willows.
Last Tuesday, at the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception in Oakland, Francis
Heller Remillard and Miss Lillian Burns
were married by the pastor, Rev. Father
King. The affair was quiet one and was
attended only by relatives of the contract
ing parties. After the ceremony the young
couple was entertained at a reception and
supper.
Among the engagements announced is
that of Albert E. Castle of the firm of
Castle Bros of this City and Miss Jennie
Winston, daughter of Mrs. j. w. Winston
of Los Angeles and sister of James W.
Winston
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md George Frost, william prusch, A. ]

and George Frost, William Prusch, A. J..
Morrell.
Last Tuesday evening the Mystics gave
their eleventh party at Union-square Hall.
The grand march was led by Will W. Sale,
president of the club. and Miss Evelyn
Hansbrough, who was becomingIy attired
in beautiful gown of pink silk with
brocaded silk sleeves. Mr.. Ken Matheson,
assistant floor director, led the second half
of the march with Miss Eva Hanavan, who
was attired in a white silk gown with pink
trimmings.
Miss Carrie Morton gave progressive
euchre party at her residence on Hill and
Guerrero streets last Wednesday evening
The prize-winners were r. Cole, DR.. Ames,
Miss d. Wyants, Miss Austin, Miss Nellie
Casey, Miss Maude Barclay and Charles
Wyants. Supper was served at IL O'Clock
and dancing followed,
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GbYETY IN THE COUNTRY
The Ladies of Belvedere viii
Give a Garden Party
for Charity.
LAUGENoUR RAsoR NUPT1ALs
The Engagement OF Albert E. Castle
and Miss. Jennie Winston.
Receptions.

The ladies of Belvedere will give gar
den party and a musical and literary en-
tertainment at that beautiful place on Sat-
urday afternoon, the 9th inst, for the
benefit of the church building fund. The
affair promises to be a most interesting
one The artists who will appear on this
occasion are: Mrs. Frances B. Edgerton,
Mrs. ]. E. Birmingham, Miss Florence
Julia Doane, Miss Florence Conner, Wal
ter C. Campbell, John Irving Hausman,
Frank L. Matthew and the Treble Clef
Quartet, Professor G. Sauvlet accom-
PIANIST.
A pink luncheon was given by Mrs. E..
Schnoor at the residence Of her brother,
C. o. Schnoor, on Friday, complimentary
to Mrs. Bushman of Omaha. The guests
we're: Mrs Bushman, Mrs. Read, Miss
Chase, Mrs. Chris Mangels, Mrs. White
field, Mrs. Wicker, Mrs. c. o. Schnoor and
Miss T.. SchnOOr.
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SAN FRANCISCO cali"

BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
9lu Market street, open until IL O'Clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-59O Montgomery street.
corner Clay: open until $50 O'Clock.
$50 Hayes street, open until 800 o'clock.
TIT Larkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
sW corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until O'Clock.
1918 Mission street. open until O'Clock.
1l6 Ninth street. open until $50 O'Clock.
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Recantions.

At Rose Marie farm, near Gilroy, last
Thursday an informal concert was given.
An interesting programme had been ar
ranged and the affair was quite a success.
After the music the guests sat down to a
supper, which was followed with dancing.
DR.. Louis P. Oviedo, late resident physi-
clan at the French Hospital, was surprised
with reception by his friends at his new
Office, 1172 Howard street, on his return
from the country.
A reception was given last Sunday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bremler at their
residence, % Russ street. Games and
dancing were the features of the evening.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Goldmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Goldmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Marks, Mr.. and
Mrs Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Kosener. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sena, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
p Shaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Karasky, Mrs. NJ.
Bremler, Mr.. and Mrs. Bremler Mr.. and Mrs
Goldman, Miss Therese Goldmeyer Miss Lily
Hamilton, Miss Mamie McGrath Miss Bertha
Berkervich, Miss May Simon, Miss Lizzie
Kaufman, Miss Mary Roth, Miss Stella Levy,
Miss Esther Levy; Messrs. Abe Marks Harry
Cohen, Abe Goldmeyer, Ise Kemler, Ike Marks
Morris Marks, A Unger and Miss Tillie Unger
On Saturday, July ID. one of the most
enjoyable picnics of the season was given
near Pacific Cypress Springs. After the
delicious luncheon there was music dane
ing and other amusements. Among the
guests were:
Mrs. A. FRESHMAN, Miss Hattie FRESHMAN.
Mise Emma Prusch, Miss Bertha FRESHMAN,
Miss Title Prusch, Miss Amelia Stubs, Miss
Lille Trostman, Messrs. Everett Williams, Otto
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Society Personals.

Mrs. ]. F. Houghton of Oakland and
Miss Sparhawk of this City are at the
Hotel Vendome.
Mrs. Hyde Bowie is stopping at the
Hotel Azalea, Camp Taylor, for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Frank Sullivan, Miss Phelan and
Miss Small, accompanied by Miss Agnes
Kelly of Napa, stopped at the Vendome
for a few days last week while on their
way to Del Monte, where they Will re-
main several days.
R. P Troy of San Rafael, ex-secretary
of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee, is in London. He has been visiting
the principal cities of Great Britain and
will shortly go to the Continent. He will
return in October, after years absence.
A. H. Cleanes of Oldham, England, and
Mrs. r. Coyne of London were among the
guests at the Hotel Vendome last week.
Mrs. Volney E. Spalding is at the Hotel
Waldorf, in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas H. Rooney and
W. D. Sanborn registered at the Vendome,
San Jose, last week.
Miss Lawlor has been visiting Mrs. Cor
don Blanding at San Rafael.
The Misses Brown have been called East
by the sudden illness of their sister, Mrs.
Moody.
Mrs. Favre and Mrs. Cheeseman are the
guests of Mrs. James A. Robinson at Red
wood City.
Miss Sallie Maynard was the guest of
Mrs. de Ruyter of 5ausalito last week.
Mrs. Joseph Bloom and Mrs. D. Mugdan
have arrived from Europe and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Goldfish of 1892
Jackson street.
Mrs. L. L. Baker is spending the season
at Ben Lomond.
Mrs. j. J. Ibbotson and her little daugh-
tiers are occupying the same cottage as last
year at Camp Taylor. Miss Ethel S. Whit
ney of San Francisco is their guest for the
summer. Mr.. Ibbotson will join them
next Saturday for week. or ten days.
Miss Matte E. Sargent of Stockton is on
a visit to the City and is the guest of Mrs.
S. f. Thorn.
George Osborne Watkins, who has been
absent for several months in the southern
part of the State, is again in the City, hav-
ing Just returned from Santa Monica.
Among the prominent guests at the
Hotel Pleasanton for the summer are: Mr..
and Mrs. J. Parker Currier and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mr., and Mrs
c. K. Kirby. Mrs. Charles Clayton. Mr.
Mrs. G. A. Raun, Mr.. and Mrs. De Golyer,
accompanied by Miss Minnie Kemball
from Salt Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Moore
and Stanley and Evan HOLSTER of Santa
Barbara, Charles L. Rae of Chicago. Mr.
and Mrs. George NJ. Stevens of Saginaw
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Bucking-
ham, Mrs. Burdette Chandler, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. N. Van Mugs and family, Mrs. S.
c. HubbelI and the Misses Hubbell, Mrs.
A. l.. Lankershim.
Sergeant and Mrs. Blrdsall and their
family and Mrs. H. Carmen visited the
sergeant's mother, Mrs. E. Birdsall, in
North Berkeley last week.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.


RR SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER a
tS-S No. l. Royal Arch Masons. meets IN
THIS EVENING. P. NJ. and NJ. E. M. de- Xxx
grees. H. G. PRINCE, Secretary. Nv
rs OCCIDENTAL LODGE NO. %. F. n
~ ~ and A; NJ First degree de- THIs ~
order of w. NJ. H A. JONES. Secretary. "
- A. o. n, BOARD OF ERIN. ~
1s|A7 The regular monthly meeting Of VNM
the board of directors will be held in Irish &SM
American Hall on MONDAY, July %, at cSvNSt
P. The officers of the various divi- VIZ
sions requested attend as business of import
ance will come before the board.
DANIEL WARD, C. Delegate.
j. MCCARTNEY, Secretary Pro. Tenn.
S NOTICE MEETING OFeNN,
IS Board of Erin, Ancient Order of NN8
Mo pSr' july o. AL memb ers are I rees
quested to attend, as business ofimportances 3 ~
will come before the board. By order Of
JOHN MCCARTNEY, Secretary pro tem
lS San FRANCISCO SCOTTISH - q
l>S Thistle Club - Special meeting IN AS1
THIS EVENING at 80 O'Farrell str eet $ATNS
at O'Clock Important business. Mem ~
bers are most urgently requested to attend.
JAMES NIVEN, Royal chief
ALFRED MILLER, Recorder
- TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
GF~S Honey Lake Valley Land and Water Com
pany, a corporation-The regular annual meeting
of the stockholders of the above-named corpora
ton not having been called or held on the day ap-
corporation, and no time thereafter for the holding
of said meeting being provided for by the said by
laws or ordered by the board OF directors of said
corporation, a meeting of the Honey Lake Valley
Land and Water Company is hereby called TO be
held on the 30 day OF August, 1888, at o CLOCK
P. NJ, at the office of said corporation, room 90,
Columbian building, 9l6 Market St, San Fran
cisco. Cal, for the purpose of holding the annual
election of board of directors of said corporation
aud for the transaction of such business as may
regularly come before said meeting.
A. L. BANCROFT,
Owner and holder of 1910 shares of the capital
stock of said corporation (by CURTIS HILLYER,
his attorney-in-fac);
THEO. Il. HARDEE.
Owner and holder of 1890 shares of the capital
stock of said corporation, to-wit OF that stock
evidenced by certificates Nos 30, 80, 81 and "a,
formerly standing the books of said corporation
in the name of FRED w. LAKE trustee
San Francisco, July 10, 1895
- ANNUAL MEETING-THE REGULAR
9~S annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Hakaau Plantation Company will be held at the
Office of the company, SGT Market street, san Fran
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E0n WOMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK ON
CUO fruit. Apply Immediately at California
Canneries Co., Brannan ST., bet Third and Fourth.
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- ANNUAL MEETING-THE REGULAR
9~S annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Hakalau Plantation Company will be held at the
Office of the company, 327 Market street, san Fran
cisco, California, on THURSDAY the LIST day of
August. 1895, the hour of IL o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose of electing board of directors for
the ensuing year and the transaction of such other
business may come before the meeting. Trans
fer books will close on Monday, July 30, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ. f. II. SHELDON, Secretary.
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WANTED-GIRL TO ASSIST IN TAKING
w care OF children; wages $40. Call 210S Jack
son at
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AGENTS WANTED.

LNlRST-CLASS AGENTS TO REPRESENT AN
established investment company; must be II
solicitors. Apply room 8, ITO Market ST., San
Francisco, TO IL A. NJ.
WANTED TO-DAY-2 LIVE CANVASSERS
w to introduce horse and stock book. ED
WARDS City Hall avenue.
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HOUSES WANTED.
PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNERS WANTED.
On S000 PARTNER WANTED TO EN-
.DCOOO. gage with the undersigned in the real
estate business in of the most thriving interior
towns in the State; 100000 can be easily made
within the next two years: the undersigned is a
thoroughly well posted real estate man; has at
present large business, but desires a partner to
open branch Office; not particularly necessary to
have any experience in the business but must De a
man who can take care of inside of office with as
the new railroad now being built through
the San Joaquin Valley will pass through the town,
and opportunity is offered to the right party sell
dom met with. Address W., at his residence for
963 Fifth ave, East Oakland.
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- CENTS SUSPENDERs AND NIUE
E~D flers embroidered to order. Room 70, los
Stockton ST
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rs MISS DAVIS, CRIROPODIST AND
-s~S manicure. Parlor g. 1872 Post st.
rs GOLD MINES WANTED; GIVE FULL
G~S description and most favorable terms. Ad-
dress A, box 1877 fhis office.
* BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR So
U.s. Collections made. city or country. Pacific
Collection Co., AIS Montgy ST.. room G, Tel. $3.50.
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DARGAIN-HoUsEO OF ROOMS WITH TWO
Brewery, II and rs Everett ST., mr. Fourth.
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Young LADIES TO LEARN TELEGRAPHY
i and qualify for good-paying positions; day or
evening Kearny St., entrance $40 Clay ST.
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DEsTAURANT ON MARKET ST.; MUST
III sell on account of sickness. Apply this office.
J,AMILY LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE VERY
I cheap INQUIRE Y. z. cor. Fourth and Minna SITS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


RS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-THE
G~S following-named children have been adj
mitted into the Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum
since April ], 1895, viz: Eta Schoenfeld aged
II years months born in San Francisco: Leon
Schoenfeld, aged years months, born in San
Francisco Joseph Simon, aged years. born in
San Francisco; Samuel L. Weintraub, aged z years
4 months born in San Francisco: Hannah and
Rose Osterman, aged years months, born in
San Francisco. By order
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CALoON FOR SALE CHEAP; NO BETTER
| y location in the city: none but principals need
| apply Inqr1ire OF MCLEOD & FAUSS, SIS Market.
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Owner and holder of 1890 shares of the capital
stock of said corporation, to-wit; OF that stock
evidenced by certificates Nos. 90 80, 81 and "a
formerly standing on the books of said corporation
in the name of FRED w. LAKE trustee.
San Francisco. July 49, 1895.
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RR SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER a
GS~S No. /. Royal Arch Masons meets "a
THIS EVENING. P. NJ. and NJ. E. M. de- X
grees. H. G. PRINCE, Secretary. ~
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MEMORIAM.

Monday morning, the 18th inst, at 2
o'clock, the AngeIof Death came into
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Byrd
and claimed their only SON, q young
man OF about twenty-three years; q
young mar OF excellent character and
a consistent christian; a youag man
who will not only be sadly missed by
his mother and father and sisters in
the home, but by all who knew him.
We feel that these are the kind of
young men we need in the home, in
the church, and In the country; but
our Father in Heaven said il was
enough: Johnnie come up higher out of
q world OF sorrow, care and trouble. /
want you to myself to enjoy the Man
sions L have prepared for you; to walk
the Golden Streets; to join your voice
In praise to the blessed Savior who re-
deemed you with the blood washed
throng around my everlasting throne.
OH! how sweet the answer to this
call from his Father. AS the cold
hand OF the death Angel was claiming
him he said to his precious mother:
Mama, 1 made my choice several
years ago, and now God has come for
me and / am ready and willing to go.
Don't weep for me-" And then one by
n he called his father, mother and
sisters and bade them farewell and
went sweeping home to glory.
Blessed be God for such q life and
such a death. No, not death, but Just
the beginning of q life which shall
know no sickness, sorrow or trouble,
and where there will be no more fare
wells.
"Asleep in Jesus Oh! how sweet"
G. H. r.
Southern Presbyterian please COPY.
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Lisbon.

Mr.. Stokes league has returned
home after spending several weeks
In Florida. Stokes is a young man
of much energy and will make his
mark any where he sees fit to To-
cate. He will spend the winter
with his father after which time he
will enter a new field Of prosperity.
l hear the wedding bells ringing
again right in Jul midst and your
humble servant is to be present for
the occasion.
j. N. Ballew, of Spartanburg, was
on a visit to his brother, J. II. A.
Ballew last Sunday.
MIR. Ed league spent last Sunday
with friends and relatives at Gross
Hill.
Mrs. Kate Holmes of your city
has spent quite a while with her
son, Mr.. A. r. Holmes.
Mrs. Eula Fuller and Miss Els.
telle Henderson, of Waterloo, have
been Visiting in our section.
Mr.. Guy Smith will attend the
Atlanta Exposition if his father,
with the rest of the delegates ever
gets home.
1 am like Bro. Slocum, 1 think
they had better dismiss and come
home.
j. Il. A. Ballew, Esq, and j. p.
Cannon have gone to the State
Fair.
We formers have finished up our
little cotton crop. and will com
menco to pillow in our small grain
as soon as the ground will admit
I never did see such q fall in all of
my life to gather crops, &c.
j. II. A. Ballew and Ed league
came from Cross Hill the other
night about n o'clock and they
met a gentleman Of color with a
bed tick full of something like cot
ton. They called him but his answer
was 1 am going to Mr.. Sea Brooks
and went across the corn field
as fast as the little mule would or
could carry him.
DIR. Fuller as we'll as others had
better take time and carry their
cotton out of the fields after they
pick it.
Mr.. A. r. holmes is still making
those good mOlasses and will be I'M
TIL December first as there ID so
much sorghum cane in the sur
rounding neighborhood.
Mr.. Luclus Wharton will attend
the fair in Columbia apd will also
call to see his sister at the Training
School.
MI. F. G. Smith, of Mountville,
is at his fathers very sick with fever
at this writing.
Miss Mary l.. Pitts commenced
her school on Breazeale Hill yes
tefday. FARMER.
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Gold Fonnd in Lanrens:

Mr.. I. w. McCaslan, of Troy, was in
town yesterday. He exhibited some
fine specimens of gold, which IA TAX
en- from his wife's land in Laurens
worth q d sTme PIECES Zee a, oo o whi6n was Us
the miners In this county some speci-
Of gold ore, which they pro-
nounced the best that they aver saw
Mr.. Brown will go with Mr.. McCaslan
to the mine to examine the ore.
The gold which Mr.. McCaslan had
was worth about 800, and was gathered
by two hands in two days from a space
twelve feet square, and three feet
deep. The strata in which the gold is
found ranges from six to eight inches
deep. or course the extent is not
known but there is no doubt that u
gold mine has been discovered near
Simpson mills post office, nine miles
from Laurens Court House.-Abbeville
Press and Banner.
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Married on Sunday evening 18th
inst, at the residence of Mrs. Mary J..
Benjamin Mr.. Marion Verdep to Mrs.
Gena Nelson. Rev. w. 8. Bean, D. D.,
officiating, and may our shadows never
grow less.
Miss Mary Pool who we reported two
weeks ago as very i'll is still no better,
and Mr.. l.. G. Duvall is very low at this
writing and is not expected to live but
a short while.
Mr.. Barney Lockwood has been
elected as principal OF the Oak Grove
school; and Miss Ruth Todd will con-
tinue to WELD the birch in the Long
Branch School.
AS our laws hereafter in order to vote
requires an educational qualifications,
then why are they so short sighted as
not to allow us public funds enough to
obtain that education. All political
faction have become disgusted with
the work Of the convention and are
anxious for them to disband and come
home.
Miss d. D. Blakeley of this city has
gone to Laurens and is attending the
Graded Schools.
Cotton is going down while taxes are
growing up. We wonder when any
thing the Reformers say is coming
true.
SLOCUM gibson,
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Business Notices.

LosT.-Mr. James Boyd, of Youngs
Township, lost in this city, on Saturday
last, about Fifteen Dollars. The
money was in q small pouch or sack.
Finder returning to this office will be
rewarded.
Childrens' Wagon, iron and wood
Velocipe6es and Bicycles.
s. M. g. E. H. Wilkes s. Co.
See Davis s. Ropers new add for bar
gains.
When the sight begins to fail it is
highly important to secure the aid of
glasses. If this is not lone in time the
eyes are strained and rapidly grow
worse. We make no charge for exam
lining your eyes properly.
Laurens Drug Co.
Did you know that we will deliver
to your depot anything in China,
Stoves, Furniture and Carpeting in
bills Of $1,000 and up.
s. M. 81 e. H.. WILKES & Co.
Nothing advertised but what we can
show you. Give us a look at
Davis & Roper.
Caught on the wing pictures worth
$500 for $l.50. Frames from 10 cents
up. We pay freight on $1,000 and up.
5. M. d e.. III. Wilkes q Co.
We keep on hand or can have made
for you In 6 days any kind of spectacle
ever needed. Laurens Drug Co.
Shoes! Bay State Shoes. Shoes at old
prices, at Davis & Roper's.
We make up the glass to fit the eye
and do not force your eye to fit q ready
made glass. Laurens Drug Co.
Big stock good, heavy boots. See
them at Davis q Roper's.
Look out for the sample underwear at
Davis & Roper's.
See our big assortment Of mems $500
suits in black cheviots, gray kerseys,
black corkscrews. We are the clothiers.
Davis & Roper,
The Famous Clothing, Hat and Shoe
Store.
If you have trouble in threading o
needle or in reading fine print at night
have your eyes examined by DIR. Aiken
at Laurens Drug Co. No charge for
advice.
NOTICE. will buy cotton seed at
this place during the season. 1t will
be to your interest to see me before
selling your seed.
J. II. BURTON.
Laurens, s. O., Aug. 26, 1856
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A Well Deserved Tribute.

The "Robesonian" Oct. 23rd says
editorially:
1.-THE facilities for reaching Atlanta
from this section are unequalled any
where. The Seaboard Air Line runs
double daily trains over the road,
making close connections for the South
md west at Atlanta, aid for New York,
Boston and other points. Indeed, as a
gentleman Of large travel remarked
last Monday, the Seaboard (Air Line)
has the best schedules and the best con-
'nections Of any road within his knowl-
edge. He also said that there is but
one train in the United States that
furnished cars equal in magnifcence
and without additional cost, to Atlanta
Special, and that was the Buffalo Elk
press"