The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-09-09
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LAURENS, S. G., SEPT. 9th, 1885.
LOCAL ITEMS.

orr Monthiy for August has lrcn re-
ceivcd.
A frst-class tailor in his place would
do well.
Mr.. GRO. GEppEs, of ~SpartanbnrX, is
in town.
Cotton is coming in and Lnurcns still
'.boomcth."
Mr.. c. T. MINER left Il few days ago
for Virginia.
Mr.. JOIN u. SuHAmAN is receiving
new goods daily.
Miss Martin, Of Atlanta, is the guest of
DIR, B. Il. Martin.
Mr.. WILLIAM GARRETT is .clcrking for
Mr.. J. ID. S~mEAuAS.
Mr.. w. c. HILLIioUsE, of Grccnvillo, is
visiting in Laurons.
CARLos j. SToLBnAND has opened Il
law Office in Walhaiia.
Mr.. Do~NNovANT, of Edgcticld, paid
our town II visit last week.
Look out for Mr.. JouN y. ]SIIEAuA~'s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS li'Nt
Mrs. MARY Y. FAIR, Of Ncwbcrry, is
visiting ut DR.. Barksdalc's.
Mrs. ABRAMS, of Clinton, Is visiting
the family of Mr.. G. l.. FIRE.
We understand that II now paper is
soon to appear in Union, S. G.
Watcrmclons arc scarce, and fruit Of
al I...l, 1900. .y -. A.. t.I ~
sociablc at the college boarding house
is booked for Wednesday evening.
Mrs. HARRISON, of Grccrvliu. is isit-
ing the family of Mr.. O. BU#uI:,
Mr.. w. Y. SHERARD and fni..,!, have
returned from Il visit to Nincty-S;N.
Bagging and ties are being received by
merchants who deal in such articles.
Hon. PArpIcK WALSH is spoken OF as
II candidate for Governor OF Georgia.
Mrs. a. NJ. Crcitzburg, of Batcshurg,
visited friends in this place last week.
Mrs. C~uNNINGuAM, of Cross Keys, is
visiting thc family of Mr.. w. \. JAMIE
SON.
Maj. BRoYLEs, of tho Anderson Bar,
paid u town Il professional visit last
week.
a partial eclipse of the moon takes
place on September 9th, ut 3 O'Clock
a. NJ.
Court will ut this place on the
2lst inst, Judge W~IrHEHsrooN pre-
siding.
Mrs. KNIGHT, mother of our towns.
man, Mr.. S. *. KNIGur, intends moving
to L%aurcns.
Mr.. a. III. MARTIN and Capt. JONI
MOORE are making preparations to build
In Jersey City.
We will probably have 81 circus during
II month of October. SELLS circus is
headed IN this direction.
Twenty-Five mules and carts belong
ing to kICE & COLEMAN 20 he used on
tho g. Il l.. Railroad have arrived.
The Annual Trade Review of Char
lesion, published by she NcWS ana CoUyI
icr, in pamphlet form, has been received,
Ch~icf-Justicc SIMPSON has ordered q
special term of the Court Of Goncr;d
Scssins for Abbcvillc, beginning SEP
tcmbor 2lst.
NJ j. HOLMES, Esq, has returned from
North Carolina, whore he has been fol
several weeks.
The Building and Loan Associations is
progressing. 1t is a good thing and WI
benefit the town.
Mr.. G.. s. GARRETT spent a few day
in town last week and returned to .Nu
gusta on Monday.
Mrs. II. w. MINER and Miss Lite
SwINDLER returned from West Vi
ginia on Saturday.
The Richmond IL Danvillc Railroadr-
fuses to allow the G.. l.. ~ 5. to join tha
track at ~Spartanburg.
Adger College, Walhalla, s. c., viii 10
opened again on September 18th, wih
full corps of instructors.
a meeting of the Directors of tho GIL.
& s. Railroad was held on TursdaHlSt
Mt Spartanburg. The same officers kerc
reelected.
lul' t'S l"l, WV l"R
Prancing around with his tail curlh up.
THIS 4 the latest poetic ctlusionf
Mrs. G.. II. HARMON, with TWO Cher
children, of I.aurcns, is visitiL' her
sister, Mrs. w. j. LIGoN, in Addison.
The Coast Limo trains between Cum
bia and Charleston hnvc TO run jrty-
nine miles an hour to mako tlcirkhcd-
ulc.
1t is said that cigac a,hcs ~ilstop
heartburn, but what The cigar tll do
depends upon how many you &pIfor II
nickle.
BOYD, PLCss &c Co. will sell gJcrics
ut cost, in order to wind up tho bfincss
of the firm, which must BE- Sl'lc by
Christmas.
If "Jerscy City continues totHky as
1t has for the past few monthsI T. will
have to employ u special rcporteirIthat