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J0NO9eG de coraz6n A.. @%
que es soltera, y no quisiera
pasar la vida soltera,
es un pastel de jamo6n.
Hombfe Que con tierno afan
sobrelleve cualquier cosa
que no debe hacer su esposa,
es un puro noGzGpd1a.
JOven que en- cualquier pameno
gasta una suma impOrtante,
con tai de ser elegante,
resulta pastel de cre3aG.
Marido recien casado
que al debWtor como esposo
es I'm hombre empalagoso,
me parece un moGotecGdO.
Polio de apariencia fna,
pOr 10 galante cargante,
Sc llama polio galante,
y es I'm R01IO en- gG1G1at6'aG.
Politico que es infel e.
al partido que le ha dado
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G H A R A D A

UnO es voz para animar
A guerreros y sOldados;
LlevO WnO cuGtrO ii temo
Paliza, percance 9 daho;
Dos dos un mono que abunda
En- los bosques africanos;
Dos y cuGrtG IN escritor
Que f1oreci6 entire rOmanos;
Tres, pronombre personal,
Entire colegaa usado;
Dos praneG, plural que empleo
Al nombrar ciertos brocados:
En- mi battalion, tOtol
Puse 20, pero cOmprado.
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Soluci6n & la Charada de aver
A-LEN-TA-DA
CALDERERIA de cobre en- general de
Baldomero Vlar6,-Calle del Jobo nlimerO ll,vonce.
CONSTRUCTION de alambques continues fuego drecto
y. d vapor. Alambiques intermitentes con calenta
vinOs Aambiques para licores alambiques rectifica
dores. todo g6nero de aparatos destatorios sobre
pianos modeos. Tuberas de cobre de todos dia-
per @ refrgerantes. Bombas de cobre y bronco, Bonn;
bas tubulares para evaporadOras, rectOs espiral
toda clase de reparacones para las misnas. Repa-
raciones de toda case de aparatos todo 10 concer-
niente al ramO-POnce MavO & de 1898, l5-9
Sc VENDE UN BILLAR.- -V6ndese un
billar buen estadO tOdOs acesOriOs baratO
1nOrmaran en- Ia FARMACIA RODRIGUEZ, playa de Pom
ce. 1916
OLGA USTED!!- SUPERIOR EN- bo-
coyes de Ia hacienda JUANrA, Rropedad de Ante.
MO MOnrOig en- Bayam0n. NingunO 10 mejOra, iNO
hay r0spG que Sc SJete-Para mas informes dirijrse
II d. CANDIDo GONZALEZ, tienda, San Jose 81 4o-29
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e el acta de dipItado, ~ s
iese ST que es un pastel
: R0'"6"4' 0r00'0'
temente con eSistencas del popular vino into de
''PriOatO marca ''Molinas. de Barcelona. Id.
quisito vino moscatel sitges de hijas de ma,
riano Robert de la afamada cerveza Cruz Blanca
de Santander. I1em idemmuy t0nica ginebra Leon
de Oro" alel competitor Jab6n amarillo la Merced'
de Barcelona de los cigarrillos LA Masc)ta" de Ia
Habana, Ell cuyas son unicOs agentes en- eSta
Isla TambiGn cuentan cOnstantemente existen-
cias de los muy renombradOs cigarrillOs Henry Clay
de la Habana. 1913
COMPRA VENTA Y ALQUILER de
Muobles de D. FRANCISCO sALGADO. Luna a, frente la
escalerila de la plaZuea San Francisco Muebes
baratos. Sc atiende bien a los parrOquanos. ?.
Un m6dico y un notario, ambos de
buen humor, hablaban en- una tertulia.
Aver le volv1 encontrar usted en-
casa de uno de nuestros clientes-dijo el
m6dico.
-Si.... para hacer I'm testamento.
Yo soy su tenedor de libros de usted.
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nIn ole lNTERESs En- el

tabecmento deo seiores PadE6 Lopez Ca F3rtae5a S
etos de fantasia coronas para n1Vias 9aseas neda per
dchO eabecmiento los polvOs ecOn6micos
mpedr la rotua de los tubOs indamaOion del peoleo
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CASA EN- vENTA.-Desea vendgrse en-
Santurce una casa de MADEIRA propia para una fami
liza larga en- buenas condolences. 1nformara don Car
los B. Meltz. Fortaleza 81. 10--8
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vino de LoaRoNo, boaieeas de Garcia


VINO de LoaRoNo, bodegas de Garcia
hJO tas Angucisna Ryja ooseoaa de 1882 Este
ene vino hR sdo anazado en- a Laboratoro
9uco Municipal dc eta ciudad en- vista de "a proportions
hdad nOrmadad de coponentes pEtncpales fu6 dea
I'll cefcado que atestigua exceencias del VINO
GRONO 10 poseen disposition de los quicran veO Los
6nicOs agenes suscrben SobrinO de LUNA Compaa
ospreos cuarteroas m6dicOs La docena de ote
las 1895.
RI-
FL PARlSlENSE, BARBERIA Y Pc
LUQUERIA Cruz L. Enseres de luto, noyedad mpieza,
SerciO extra perfumera de esO mOdernO Sc admten
abonOs pOr meses.-SERGIO LECOMPTE.
SILABARIO de Torres Roldan.-Une
buena impression, Ia clarida1 sencillez en- ell
m6todo, cualidades esencaes que 10 han hecho STEM
pre- preferlbe todos los demas textns-2O. ediclon
Sc vende en- esta Capital de los senOres P.
NOEL c. L. SOLO S. en- Co.; en- Ponce casa de don
Manuel Lopez en- el resto de-, la Isla todos los
establecimientOs de impOrtanciaS
Pasa por la calle de Sevilla una sefio-
ra muy faca, envuelta en- un abrigo muy
grande.
-Mire usted esa sefora-dice I'm deso-
cupado-al mismo tempo que 70 han ven
dido tanta tela para el~ abrigo, debieron
Itambien verderle algo que m. ter dentro.
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soluci6n q la Charada de aver :
A-LEN-TA-DA
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CALDERERIA de cobre en- general de
Sc VENDE UN BILLAR,-v6ndese un

bar buen estado con tOdos sus acesorios, barato
InfOrmaran Ia FARMACIA RODRIGUEZ, playa de Pom
1O-6
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A Timely Reminder.

Each season forces upon oult considera,
tion its own peculiar perils to health.
The advent OF fall finds many reduced
to continue the business of life. The
stomach and bowels, the great high
wayof animal economy, is especially
liable to disorder in the fall, The
nervous system has also suffered in the
struggle, Typhoid fever and malaria
in particular find in the fall that com-
~binatiop of earth, air and water that
mark this season as. especially danger
Gus. The falling leaves, the decaying
vegetables contribute their share Of
contamination. Hoods Sarsaparilla
furnishes q most valuable safeguard at
these important points, and should be
used in the fall before serious sickness
has laid you low. lratti
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Lisbon,

DIR. A. r. Fuller, of Mountville, has re-
turned home from Atlanta much inn
proved | am glad to state. The Doctors
friends are all glad to know that he will
bs able to enter his field Of practice
again.
Mrs. j: H. Wharton, three daughters
anil son, Col have boon visiting relatives
,sna friends in this community.
Mr.. j. ID. w. .Watts, Of Chestnut
Ridge section is frequently aeen going
down the road towards Milton to meet
Capt. b. A. Wharton to take q fox hunt.
They always run them in the ground
and occasionally catche ohe when Mr..
Hiilhouse, OF Georgia comes across the
line. ''F"'.
Mr.. and Mrss. b. A. Wharton and
CHILDREN Of White Plains passed through
here on their way to Mr.. j. d. w.
Watts last week. The Captain joined
Mr.. Watts in a other hunt.
hood had q nice picnic at Harris
Springs last week, which they enjoyed
highly. " '.a 'at
Miss Lille Smith, spent last week at
Clinton with. her friend. Miss Mlnpia
MT. Reid Andersop'win soon complete
his new house and 'here is u chance for
! some young iady. ,ago
|, n4Ion. a.. J. Smith lett for Columbia,
Yesterday. Look out Lisbon odr man
win stand by US until the last pea is
gone out Of the dish.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS commenced to
pick the aeacy staple and the good time
islcoming L hope.
The fodder pulling has been tho order
Of the day for sorhe tirae and while the
weather was good they made good use
Of 1t, and all are about through except
late 7corn. d.. q
/ passed through f.. M. Fuller farm
the other day aud have not seen any
thing to equal it for many q year. |
never hayeseen finer corn and more Of
1t. I,Io will make enough corn to do him
for two years to come, while he has other
fields in proportion. lie has what | call
a diyersiied farm, corn, wheat, oats,
peanuts, chufa7, sugar cane and potatoes
ond small acreage OF cotton. He says he
will have 1000 pounds OF bacon this fall
fattened off lant years corn. That looks
like good times are coming and until all
we poor farmers can do likewise we
need not expect u good time. There is
no eXcuso for people moi getting along
better than they do. You can make
corn and raise your own meat. L heard
a farmer ssy the other day that he had
l. kept four head Of mules and Elk head OF
hogs up on less than ~ acre of sugar
cane since the first day of July last3and
I both mules and horses were improving
every day. Now il this theory. is true,
which no doubt it is why can't all we
poor farmers do better,
Well / have this much to say we will
have to change our politiceo or they will
Change themselves. The farmers are to
blame for their condition. jaiaai ~ u
100 q, '',W. lI'. Er y FARMER.
Big line sample shoes for men and
ladies at pe1 \
DAVIS g. ROPER. q
Watch Davis g Ropcr'S space foi
Bargains this Fall.
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The ConlsttuNtIo,nrIaal copntiYNeantIo,nrs.

IAAAAFAA ~ NJ ~IN'F
gglWillssoonsTconvene, and one Of
Ethe great questions that Will con
fopnft that august body will be the
Public Schuol question. 1t is a sad
fact that South Carolina does less
to educate her people than any
other State in the Union /; and il
@rthe Convention does not labor to
improve the educational interest OF
the State, it will be defelict in its
duty ..Ial asa 4 ,gS, 1 az CIV ,a w.,
Taking the delegation from Lau.
rens'as a sample, and, Judging from
the speeches made in the primary
canvass ABOUT all that is expected
to be done. is to withdraw public
support~from the South Carolina
College and the Citadel Academy,
and to allow a taxpayer to say to
what school his taxes shall be APP!
piled; but If the schools of our
country ever reach that high. stan.
dard to which they ought to rise,
then the State must appropriate an
amount sufficient to make them at
least cteditablc, and this can be
done without being oppressive on
anyone. Ifthe capitation tax were
made 5000 for educational pur,
poses, this would be the best in.
vestment that apoor man, who has
children to educate, could make.
Andif the two.mill tax was raised
to. four mills the property owner
would be profited by the invest
ment. An educated people make
a government strong aud property
valuable.
This increase of the school fund
can be made without oppression OH
the tax payer a". $50"
With this increase the public
schools can be run eight months
each year instead Of three months.
The present public school term is
a farce and a disgrace to one Of the
thirteen original colonies.
Amy increase of appropriation
would go exclusively to the pay
ment of teachers aalaries, therefore
incidental expenses Of running the
school system would not be in
creased. t!l''> ~ .i'
And besides, if teachers could
secure a term of eight months they
could afford to teach for less per
month than for a threc.month
school. Furthermore, if the school
term was extended to eight months
the grade of teachers would be bet
ter, for if teachers could be employ
cd for that length Of time they
would make better preparation for
teaching.
The lack, the only lack, our
school system needs is an appro.
rpriation sufficient to make the term
of the public school at least eight
months.
Schools run at the proper time,
say from the 10th Of November to
the 10th Of May, then vacate TIL
about 18th of July, and run till 9Th
Of September, any farmer in the
country who has to work his chill
dren can make and gather a crop
and still send his children to school
eight months during the year.
Let those who desire to sec our
educational facilities improved
either write up their methods for
the papers, or write directly to the
delegates Of the Convention, for if
the Convention fails to make provi.
sions to better the schools of the
country it is a settled fact that the
children of the masses in the coun-
try will never be educated, for, al
most, there are no schools except
in the towns.
... A TEACHER.
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LIST OF Books AND Prices.

BIOGRAPHIES.
Moury's Elementary Geography. rs
Niaurys Manual Of Geography, s..
VI, eQltlon 4 %
Mlaury's Physical Geography ...... i 20
ARITHMETICS.
Robinson's New Edition Arithmetics
we're adopted as the standard for the
ifobertson's New Rudiments Of
Arithmetic IN
Rubertson's New Practical Arithmetic as
h following Arithmotics were per-
mitted to be used where they are nov
III Use until the County Boards order n
change to the standard:
Robinson's Rudiments Told editiop) 90
RobiuSon's Practical (old editionI M
ALGEBRAS.
Wentworth's School Algebra 10
DICTIONARIES.
Webster's Dictionaries adopted as. tho
standard for the State:
Mebster's Primary Dictionary al
WcDster,s common School Dictionary ~
Mcbstcr's High School Dictionary AZ
Webster's Academic Dictionary 1 sd
Worchester's were permitted to be used
Where now i'll use until the COUNTY,
w boards ordcra change to the standard!
Worcestcr's Primary Dictionary aa
M.orcestor's New School Dictionary nd
WorceStcr's Comprel. cnsive Dictionary leo
Worcester'S Academic Dictionary ..I25
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List of Letters

I'D .H.| Br..H @NASNFNA " -
Remaining in the Post Office at Lau-
rens, S. O., unclaimed, for the week
ending Septic, 1895:
il, A-Austin, Miss Rosy L. -t..
B-Beulow, Frank; Bryant, Mayor;
Bell, Miss LOWE. 49,. XIII.
C-Cunningham, Leace. y~..l.,.
Fuller, Fred.
G-Goodman, Miss Emmie.
H-Henderson, Miss Carrie; Heron,
,FJ. ,
M-Mickons, Miss Tishie.
R-Rodgers, Jim. ,r., d. r,.4
b. W-Watts, Bunk.
For THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. 9, 1895.
B..Beeks, Dan'l, colored; Bachelor,
w M. 9l '' ''
C-Qalfaxseat. Mr.; Cheek, Miss Mary,
D-Dean, Allied.
F-Fowler, Miss Anna Foster, Mcnry /;
Fallow, Lude.
G-Garrett, Jack /; Garrett, Willice.
Hill, Cooper & Bros. 4; Higgins,
Mrs Della Hudgens, Mrs Mollie.
M-McGowan, Bris; Marshall, Mrs
WY l..
R-Ramage, Netty.
S-Scott, Miss Lydia Seymour, Potter;
.Switzer, Alex.
Persons calling for any of above let
tiers will please pay, "They are advcr-
tiscd." ". B. CREWS, p. NJ.
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Will Preside.

knowing ones say that Governor
Evans will undoubtedly be the presid-
ing officer OF the convention, but that
remains to be seen. Col. Talbert has
a good following, and Speaker Ira b.
Jones, although he is saying nothing,
can, ifahe Wishes to do so, poll q very
Stirling vote, for he is admitted by all
TO be a able parliamentarian, and
,Eithaf q courteous and affable man In
tho chair.-Columbia State, aut' b
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Students Going to College.

" The Port Royal and Western Caro-
lima Railway offer convenient schedules
for students proposing to attend Col
leges at Clinton, Grecnville, Spartan.
burg, Anderson, Due West. Persons
interested and intending to attend col
leges at these places will find it to their
interest to address, OF VIM. j. Craig,
General Passenger Agent r. l..
Todd, Pass. Agent, Augusta, Ga. The
routes, and schedules convenient and
the service first class. +"
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Good News.

"a Tho additional Stock for the Cotton
Mill is being rapidly subscribed. We
note with pleasure that q large DISPOSE
tion Is manifested among farmers in
various parts of tho county to take
stock and who are commenting on the
economy USED in the original struct-
ure. 1t is desirable that the majority
of the stock be had at home and large
" distributed throughout the county.
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Atlanta Exposition,

From Laurens to Atlanta and re-
turn: .I..
Tickets on sale Sept. 9Th and 18th
'phd daily from Sept. 10Th to Dec. 18th
inclusive with final limits until Jan.
It'll, 1S96.-$0.30
Tickets on sale daily from Sept. 18th
to Dec. Both, 1896, inclusive limitedfor
return passage to fifteen days from
date.of sale. So 5.
TFickets on sale daily from Septy15th
to Deca30th and to be limited for re-
turn Npassaee to seven DAYS from date
of sale.AASi. 30, rmar.
N w. j. CRAIG, G. p. a..
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First Bale.

The first bale, OF the leecy was sold
in the city on the 9th inst. by Mr.. f. V.
Garrett, of Mt. Pleasant, at 8 cents,
chasing middling. This was a gencr-
price and paid by the purchaser
% Mr.,T.hD. Lake. 1t was ginned and
packed promptly by.the ginnery of the
Oil. Mill Co. in his city. The first
bale of '94,was sold on the 7th Septem-
Der by, Mr.. DIM. Stribbling. H.. Z, ..c.s
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More than all else, a great cotton
mill IN this city't5ill build up q cotton
market for our county. twill add thou
sands to u population and make a
man who has a hundred dollars to
spare in the. county ought to invest in
the mill. ~ 5 IL. ~. .i. d.
The Spartanbupe Herald, published
at PresidentlLuCis' old home, says that
-.ho-is thefight nan in the right place.
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Cotton Culture in the Futurc.

-- D -" 81 sN s..#tk. 4 r'.. .|#H ma NIX FE
,ois Here is what Mr.. James Richardson
the biggest cotton raiser in the. world,
and whose crop is ten thousand bales,
has to say of the staple. AT twenty
five dollars to the bale the crop will
yield q quarter Of a million.
Cotton must. enter on q new life
IT Can have no. dividend ownership.
The man who grows it must be solely
responsible for the management. He
must have the machinery as far as
possible to absorb not only his staple,
but it's refuse. He must Manufacture,
assfm as possible, the lint into cloth,
must also manufacture the cotton
seed, its cake, oil, etc. The smallest
of these things is OF the value of the
largest in its, general economy. He
must alsoi watch the matter of ship.
ment with n esgreatest care, and con
Gedlng, to the railroads and steamboats,
their traditional views, must bale,
compress Gtic, etc, for himself" r 81.
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Gov. Evans VIII Speak.

While nothing definite has been
heard from Gov. Evans it is hoped that
he. will be in Honea Path on the 18th
inst, and speak to the people. Other
noted men will be present and it is de-
sired that everybody ome and spend
the day with us. Don't fail to be pres
ent.-Honea Path Chronicle.
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sAe Columbia, N ewberry and Lau-
1%,ns Railroad is to.be extended to Lau-
rens Court House at once. This will
give Columbia and Charleston entrance
to Spartanburg and Greenville inde-
pendent of to Southern Railway andin.
competition with it. This road has
been built by",Col.g. Childs and his
friends, of Columbia. We think Col.
Childs is the man to build or complete
the Blue Ridge, Railroad to Knoxville,
Tennessee.-Keowee Courier.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LAURENs.
In Court of Common Pleas.

N. B. Dial, Plaintiff, against Harrison
Hunter, Defendant.
BY virtue Of q Decree in the above
stated case, | will sell at Laurcns G.
H., S. c., on Salesday in October
next, being the 18th day Of the month,
during the legal hours OF sale, in front
of tho Court House door, to the high
est bidder, the following tract Of land,
to wit:
All that lot, piece or parcel OF land,
situated in The city OF Laurens, County
and State aforesaid, containing one
fourth OF an Acre, moro or less, and
bounded on the North by lands Of Jen-
nings, on the East by Street, on the
South by lands of N. j. Holmes, and
on the West by lands Of n. b. Dial.
Terms OF Sale Cash. If terms OF
sale L not complied with, land
will be re-sold ON same OF some
subsequent Salesday at the risk Of the
former purchaser. Purchaser to pay
FOR papers.
G. S. MCCRAVY.
Sheriff l.. c..
Sept. ,, 1895. At
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Cut This OUT 'dg
IpShtHB,t4g $
UbH4 Nr2 .au,pI atsh& 4" A~--S tahi@d3A
A. a6ug ssiTs1tuiCH I'll $685. W@&
PTS .InlaEai b.LnupJl ~ y, \ $780,
IrICrINn'u t-a.AIirE pCI. |itHf S1Tn i1N N&IYA
r. rnt06us 5- ssluri ~ ~

W r take this method of giving You an idea of what we keep q
~ the Stationery and Schools Book line. Unaided and aloN
and more Tor your benefit than our own because we would hv
sold our share at the largeroproft) we brought the price of SchoQ
Books to WHAT they ought to have been long before. We cheapen
go Sfhool Books because we thought YOU We're paying too muchS
nor because some one else forced our prices down. The moral WI
strike you When you think it over-We are very aSt-te -haxcys4a
you want IN this or the other departments of our business whicl
IS that of Druggists and Stationers.
M ' LIST OF Books AND PRICES.
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WANTED

Persons having Farm lands, tracts
for colonies, factory sites or business
locations for sale, either in Laurens or
Abbeyille Counties, to consult their
own Interest and the undersigned be-
fore selling!
O. ID. BARKsDALE,
Agt. South. Land Indus. Co.
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Attention Stockholders!

1t was resolved at n meeting of the
Directors Of the Laurcns Cotton Mill
held Aug. 2ith, 1895, to call 81 meeting
of the Stockholders of the Mill for the
purpose of increasing the capital stock
Of the Mill from Two Hundred Thous-
and Dollars TO Three Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars.
NOTICE is hereby given that n meet
ing OF the Stockholders will be hold in
the Office OF N. b. Dial at Laurens on
Oct. 1st., 1880, at 10 o'clock, a. m, to
consider the propriety of making the
said increase.
w. II. LUCAS,
President.
j. u. SIMPSON, Scc'y OF Board.
Aug. 81, 1896 At.
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FOR 'SALE.-The Laureds Building
Loan Association Offers for sale one-haif
acre of land in Jersey with nice PEST
dence thereon. In order 90 close up
the hifairs OF tho Association this
property In offered at o. sacrifice. !
N. B.3DIAL, g
YIhdl.a W.. Rresident0I
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Columbia
Female College,
CO.. 9 L.
COLUMBIA, S. G..

Full elective and degree cours-
es. Fifteen Departments of In
structioR. Able Faculty of
Specialists and distinguished
corps Of Lecturers. Fall term
begins September Goth. For
further information, apply to
REV. JOHN A. RICE ,A.M.,D Do,
President.
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South Carolina College,

NOLUMBIN, y. =.
Session begins September 9th. Ten
regular Courses, with Diplomas. Spc-
cial Courses, with Certificates. Board,
So q month. Total necessary expenses
for tho year exclusive of travelling,
clothing, and books, from $ll3 IT, 1858.
Women admitted to all Classes.
!, For further Information, address the
President.
JAMES WOODROW.
July 20, 1805-5t.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-09-10
Laurens City Schools.

Next Session begins MONDAY, SEPT.
10th. Cheap rates Of Board and TUT
ton. Course of Instruction thorough.
For further information apply for
Catalogue. .r. ..o
r iY.. j. b. WATKINS,
Snnnrintendnnt.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-09-10

HOOd's Pills become the Etvorite ca
thartic with every one who tries them.
25c. per box. "' T''a'nd ..,,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-09-10
READERS.

Holmes Readers adopted as hos stand
ard for the State.
Holiness New First Reader so Is
Holmes' Now Second Reader o.
Ilo!mes' New Third Reader ........ 40
Holmes New Forth Reader ........ so
Holmes Now Fifth Reader ......!.! ~
t,Appleton's Readers permitted ana
t, their use to be continued in tho
Counties now using them until
tho County Boards order a
change to tho standard.
Appleton'S First Reader ............ Is
Appleton's Second Reader. no
ApplOton's Third Reader .... 80
Apploton's Fourth Reader ......... so
Appleton's Fourth Reader Untro.
.ductorY) so
Appleton's Fifth Reader ............ 90
SPELLERS.
Swinton's Word Primer.... Is
Swinton's Word Book .... :. 49,, Is
GRAMMARS.
Tarbell's lessons in Language, MOL. DO
TarDelPs Lessonsi in Language, No.. 80
HISTORIES.
nansell's School History :. -. 60
Hanselrs Higher History 49,. $3.50 81 90
Montgomery's Beginners American
- HISTORY .......r ..-..... ....... 60
Chapman's History OF South Carolina as