The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-09-16

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Mr.. FLEMING wINEcorF, OF Anchor,
Fla, Is on a visit to relatives here.
II you are not n perfect miscr,
You should scribe to tho ADVERTISER.
Persons who arc in need Of Harness
will do we'll to read our Business Locals.
Cotton Is opening very fast throughout
the Comfy and picking has fairly begun.
Thh Coilcgc Ia now open and our town
10 alive with tho "swcct sc~hool-girls."
Mr.. JAS. y. WATKINS has returned
and will soon DO found at Mintcr Il
Jamicson's.
Capt. JONI MOORE INC family will
occupy his now houRe in dorsey" when
completed.
Rev. s. Is. JONES, D.. d., Is conducting
n meeting in tho Methodist Church at
this place.
CABOT. C.. W. GARRETr returned to
Kings Mountain Military Schooi ycstcr-
day morning.
Mr.. y. o. PAnuAM, wc arc glad to see,
- iotoi Y w uill u ClcINlIlS
for GRAHAM & SPARKS.
Maj. J. a. MITCHELL, Of Batcsburg, Is
visiting the family OF his son-in-law, n.
Is. Dial, Esq.
Tho "now deal" Is giving way to fodder
pulling and cotton picking, rs it should,
In S~partanburg.
Read our advertising columns and
you will know where to go to get tho
most goods for the least money.
New York, where hc has been to re-
plenish his stock of Hardware.
Mrs. ]. WILLIE JONES and Miss CAR
RIR returned on Saturday last from II
visit to relatives mt Cross Hill.
Several Of our young men attended
the Ball at Clinton OF Friday night last,
n report a pleasant evening.
Mrs. JACKSON, Mrs. BRITTON and Miss
PoUCHE, OF the Laurensvillo Female
College, arrived OH Saturday evening.
The Survivors Of ORR's Regiment will
ave n Reunion at Sandy Springs, An
dersOn County, or Sep. Goth, and 30th.
j. II. CoorRR & Co. will DO found be-
meath tho "Eagle" in Mr.. X. ". HuD-
AXIS now storc-room In a few days.
Tho attention Of the ladies Ia called to
tho new and attractive store in the FOw-
Ter Building, next door to GRAY & SUI
LIvAN
Mr.. j. NJ. PnILroT left for Augusta
yesterday and will return on Wedncs.
day with his family. They will reside
In Jersey"
An excollent original poem will "s
foundi In another column, written by D
charming young lady of tho Laurens-
Female College. 8
DIR. d. +. KILGonE paid us n pleasant
call on Monday and left n sample of cx-
cellent tobacco, grown by by himself, on
his farm near Woodruff.
Surely 1t Is enough to satisfy all of the
value Of clearing streams, when we note
tho improvement in tho health of oni
town since cleaning out Little River.b
Rev. NJ. f.. Broaddus deliverable
Cross Hill, on Saturday last, an interes-
Ing lecture IN tho habits and costutrs
OF the people, and tho wonders he ht-
messed I'm his recent travels in Europt
The many friends of Mrs. HARh:T
HILL, widow OF WYLIE HILL, off his
County, will DO panied to learn Of or
death, which occurred on Friday las at
Macon, Miss, whore she was Wig ny
relatives.
Mesars. GRAY & SULLIVAN are h9png
materiai and preparing to build n pm
moth warehouse in roar Of theirEajrc,
on a lot Joining what is known htthe
Smith Cottages. 1t will DO a cdncete
building 90 by 20 feet.
We regret to learn of II serious icci-
dent which happened ycsterdayFfi rs.
j. A. LOCKWOOD, while passiujsrom
one room to another, accldentuN fell
down q flight Of stops and snstaini So
we're, but we trust not serious injp.
The Baptist Church at Cross III has
bcch holniuB Hh ihSSieSt'hB hhOOPS uu
ring tho past week. Row. II. NSEY-
NOUR, assisted by Rev. NJ, IL. BrpoDUs,
Of Car'den, conducted the evices.
Several accessions to the chugt.
The Municipal Election In Grelvillc,
as shown by n telegram recciveby Col.
q. II. MosELEY, resulted in thQection
OF tho following men: j.. II. s. NgLEy,
Mayor; G. @. JONES, w. j.. SMrfTW. A.
DARros, ALEX. FINLAY, A. EBYRD,
j. NJ. HARRIS, wardcns.
A Representatives OF tho 81 York
Verdi was In town last week. Ponder
II no was In search of lawlossndP If 80,
he would probable find 1t soorIcshould
his attention. be directed TO thirocont
massacre OF this "hcathen CLEO" by
"Molscen men" of the West.