The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-10
The Advertiser.
LAuRENs. March, 10th, 1886.
STOP at aray's Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga.
GRAY Is a South Carolinian and OK
tonds q "Carolina welcome" to all his
0naata
LOCAL ITEMS.

Our town needs a tariff "for cvcnuo
only"
Tho safc-burglcrs have arrived in
S~partanburg.
Miss CARRIE TODD of Duo West, is
teaching school at Ora.
The work of grading the street is pro-
crossing satisfactorily.
Miss LULA HURST is taking a literary
course in a college in Georgia.
In some places in town tho "ncw deal"
and ga clean sweep" is badly needed.
Evangelist Moody objects to church
fairs where "any girl can be kissed for
% cents."
Senator Don CAMERON will accompany
Senator BUTLER onsa visit to Edgcfleld
soon.
1t is said that tho severe cold weather
did not seriously affect the Florida
orange crop.
AS many people come into the United
States every year as there arc to-day in
South Carolina.
Messrs. WA. JAMESON and II. b.
KENNEDY left yesterday for New York,
where they go to purchase Spring and
Summer goods.
We call attention to the advertisement
Of A. r. SULLIVAN & co. They mako
delightful candy, and we especially re-
commend their "TaTy""
HOWELL gets from five to ten thousand
dollars for every story he writes. This
should discourage all who toll "little
stories just for fun"
Miss MOORE, daughter of ex-senator
Moore, and Miss ANDERSON, two
charming young ladies of Spartanburg
County, visited here last week.
Miss Lois JOINS who has been visit
ing relatives and friends for tho past few
months, left on Wednesday last for her
homo in Cartersville Ga.
"LoTTA" will appear in Augusta on tho
18th and 10th, and we hear some talk of
an excursion from Spartanburg and all
points on the G. l.. s. 8.
w demand that he do this" is tho
style Of many northern dailies when
giving forth their mighty opinions on
the policy Of the Administration.
Mr.. w. j. HUNTER, of this place and
Miss Ida OWENS Of this County. were
married on Thursday, March 4th 1886.
Rev. w II. Harden omciated.
Prof. j. H.. PARRoTT, of Into de-
iiVered an interesting lecture on For
oign Missions, in tho Baptist Church
at this place, on last Sunday evening.
On Friday evening ncxt h Primary
Department of the Lauronsville Female
College will give an entertainment,
which promises to be Il pleasant affair.
EDISON, tho electrician has married
again and other married men may feel
relieved, as it is not probable that any
apparatus will be invented to interfere
with their club meetings &c.
JAS 7. CAREY, Esq, has retired from
tho Easlcy Messenger and will devote
himself exclusively to tho practice of
law. Mr.. w. II. CONDOR is his success
or. We wish both of these gentlemen
abundant scccess in their respective
callings.
School Books at wilkes.
Fresh Garden Seed at wilkes.
Old Books exchanged at Wilkes.
Reliable and Fresh Drugs at Wilkes.
Picture Frames at Wilkes.
Beautiful Scrap Books at Wilkes Book
II Drug store.
Mr.. WALTER BARR Of Grecnville, is
hero in tho interest of the Remington
force pump. One OF these pumps has
been placed in the public we'll and is
pronounced by competent judges to be
tho best apparatus for drawing water in
use. Mr.. FRANK ANDERSON will act as
agent at this place.
Teacher Institute.
From the Augusta Chronicle we learn
that our School Commissioners has ar
ranged with the Commissioners of Spar