The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-29
sa&0G21 and Specials.

Men who monkey with toddy soon
toddle.
Ball at tho Bcndclla, thi, CTuesday)
evening.
"hsy Aja old rnsn Santa Clau.,
bring your
Santa claus has played havoc with
the toy shops.
50 q. ieht trains on tho Augusta roaa
on Saturday last.
The streets Of Laurcns present ''na-
ture un~ato,ntt" in 0.ny pisces.
Next week We will xivo a ruv!or OF
the important events of the year 1873.
IN n short time, iYis said, the hinge OF
f~sshiohWll ] swinx ear rings ont erstyle.
Despite tho hard times, our books
SHOW moro cash subscribers this ear
In so,' . rr-ponts printers arc like hu-
- beings amn don; iikr TO worR all
ch inse week.
little dance at tho BeudNlla Hotel
was cujorod Ivy young people >nr
evening last w.ek.
"A man with no advertisement In tho
paper il I'ko n hunhlc-h,c without u
stingcr only hs;f equipped frr'Hs', ess
An article last wcsk, hrsioi"KnOck-
ing the Bottom Out should havo boon
casditrd to the Nems Il Courier.
An n ,iit ofION0 has bcHn made to
Church in Atlanta, Ga, during the past
year.
~Spartanburg and Groenyills nre kick
Ing against thu low rates OF freight that
Laurcus and Greenwood arc now en-
joy!ng.
There is still a great demand Tor dwell
linYs although tho Real Estate Agency,
j. 81. Hampton. Manager, hes rented
several during the past week.
Young man, III compiling yonr re.o-
lutions for the New Year, get h.t ny.
on your list; | will nrNer discuss the
weather until other topics are exhaust
ed.
While you ore enjoying tho gifts and
luxuries incident To the season, remem-
ber those ~ 'prtun tt", who arc out!n
tho cold world alone with nu one TO care
for them.
Thni ka.iuG Rim was throngcd with
a gay and festive crowd Of Saturday eve.
ming. Rich costumes were worn by the
skaters and handsome present. were
d~IStIibmtod'ny Manager Garrett.
on Saturday last - dimculty occurred
AT = place ? " nN 3cction Master
Boncv and Mr. Jack irhy, OF GoldviIle,
in wlicn MIR Zone received two severe
flesh Wounds from - pi-to III tho arm
nndlog.
Laur ms 10 the proper place FOR an eat
ing houac on the G.. l.. a. X. Railroad.
The authorities a'c anxious for some en-
terprisinR man TO opon one, am AZ all
trains pass this point at mesltimr ii
would pay we'll.
on Doc. I7th a reduction in passenger
rates on Tho CO G.. Railroad took effect
~ follows;
FIRST elias. from 4to3,1 cents per mjle;
Second class from 80 to3 rent. per mile:
children between the ages OF ivs aud
twelve years ~ centsper milo.
The Augusta CAr0nicIe ia one OF thu
best dailios in the South. The Georgia
edition iahHOthcr evidence ofentcrpriaC.
II contains - map which shows Angus.
In 10 be near tho centre Of civilization
n,..I 4 n,r.,., Ia l,,t =. f,.,, l,,.. f...,
Augusta.
1t has hccn suggested that the Signal
ring Xmas, but the predictions so far arc
correct. Aus O'clock Monday a disp tch
"FaIr weather, slightly colder was re-
ccivcd aad ut IL o'clock tho following;
"IIoist cold wave signal. Temperature
viii fall 10 degrees in 2ito 20 hours.
There Is one man In Laurens County
v'Nn says this is no harder wear with
him Ran usual. lie did not plant q seed
~ cotton but has u crib full of corn and
old cotton 10 pay his taxes for several
years. Ho raiScs all that ha eats but STU
gar and ceffco. Says h, does not owe "a
dollar In tho world snd never run y
store account but n year and that cur.
o. him
tiThe Cpliess Chapel waa thrown
q Jho friends ana parents
of the young ladies on Thufsd ~ ave-
l I most delightful "hour in
land" was enjoyed. A number of
We inR ladies appeared on tho stage in
beautiful attire and discouraged sweet
The solos were heartily oncored,
an altcgothor tho entertainments WAS