The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-08-11
.akOgaI and Special. e,
Soc addition to Town Ordinances.

Soc addition to Town Ordinances.
& Candidates arc coming to the front.
Fried slices of apples are good for a
breakfast dish.
A Barbecue has been arranged for the
10th, TILLMAN's day.
The Sibley Mill strikers, of Augusta,
have returned to work.
Umpire HENGu came near being mob
bed in Charleston u few days ago.
The trial of the Edgetield lynchers has
boon postponed until the noxt term of
the court.
Mr.. III. NJ. Sparks dwelling house of
five rooms to rent. Apply to +. p. Me
Gowan, Esq.
Capt. Is. r. TILLMAN, has been invited
to deliver an address at Winnsboro on
September LIST.
Go to Wilkes o and Drug store
for the cheapest line Of Toilet Soaps.
Soaps from Bets. to Scots. n cake.
Ho Is a fool who tn inks by force or
To turn tho current of a woman's will.
The eighth annual session Of the Lau
rens County Sunday School Convention
will begin to-day, 1lth, at Mount Bethel
Church.
Hon. w. II. PERRY has our thanks for
reports of the Department of Agricul-
ture for 1885.
Notwithstanding tho financial dcprcs-
sion, tho dry goods trade at Laurens has
been rs good, If not better, than at this
time last year.
Capt. John Moore is again building in
Jersey. Mr.. Elliott, contractor, began
work on Monday last. 1t will be a noat
7-room cottage.
There was a bountiful picnic at Ian
lords Station on Thursday. A fow can
didates were present and ventilated their
views on tho stump.
There was n delightful picnic at Clos
nut Ridge on Friday. We had the hon
or to receive an invitation but were pro-
vcnted from attending.
Mr.. j.. &. elliot has commenced work
on a large and elegant residence for DR..
Thos. Mccoy, to be erected on tho lot
adjoining his Office on Main Stroct.
Iho depot for tho Greenvillc and
l'aurons Railroad, at Greenvillo, has
been commenced and will be completed
and q scho iulc arranged in a short
while.
The current report tina the Laurens
IlrnHNl ~ H.
Railroad. has passed in the hands of tho
Georgia Central Is beloved to he with
out foundation.
Mrs. s. +. CnApIN delivered an in
torcsting address in tho Court House on
Thursday night, on the subject Of Tom
Pcrnrce. She was the guest of Mrs.
MARY Y. G~ARLISGrox.
Now il your timc to buy books nj
Wilkes Book and Drug store. In order
to make room for my Fall stock. I pro
pose to soil books of Teton, etc.. at nett
cost. Cal. and examine.
Mr.. ~. w. ANDERSON has been an
pointed post master at this place in the
stead I j NJ. ROBERTSON. Mr.. hNDEn-
son was formerly roSt master at this
place for ten years during and aftor tho
war.
The bank building ut this place il
nearing completion. The works il IN
der the supervision of Mr.. o. BURGESS
ana whom finished, will he a thing OF
beauty. a noat sign has been placed
ovor tho door.
The Rev. j. Y. FAIE, the now pastor
ofthc second Presbyterian church at
this place, filed his pulpit lasC Sunday
morning and Wns greeted by a large
congregations. He made n good impress
sion on all and tho congregation aDpcar
higly pleased with im.-Churionr Oh
Serrer.
In order that THE ADVERTISER can
catch tho trains early Tuesday morning,
1t is necessary to go to press by 7 O'Clock.
All matter should be handed In by Mon
day IL NJ. Communications should
reach the Office by Friday, in order to
insure publication.
". s. HARRIS a recent graduate from
the Citadel Academy Is dcsirous Of got
ting a school I'm LaurcIs County. lie IL
required to teach two wears in the pub
lie schools of tho County.
Inst week We stated that Mr.. Harris
had returned homo 20 spend vacation.
This n mistake, a. he has received n do
ploma from the Citadel Academy.
Telegram.