The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-08
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Miss Kato Lark 10 Visiting friends In
town.
CHARLES G. CREWS 10 visiting his
mother.
Mr.. s. J. EVANS leaves for Roanoke,
Va, this week.
Col III. Y. SIMPSON has returned from
Cashiers Valley.
Mr.. WIsrAR GARY, visited Capt. j. w.
WATTS last week.
Mr.. A. l.. ADAMS and family are on a
visit from Troy.
Rev. w. p. Jacobs has returned from
his tour I'm Europe
Mrs, J. w. WATTS has returned from
a visit to Newberry.
Mr.. l.. G.. BALE leaves this week for
the Northern markets.
Mrs. w. III. GILKERsoN has returned
from a visit to Cokesbury.
Mr.. ENoCH WEST is at his old stand at
DR.. j p. SIMPSONS store.
Mrs. SUE w. SIMPSON has returned
from a visit to Cross Hill.
Mr.. j. j. Pluss and wife nave returned
from a visit to Tennessee.
Misses EMMA and LAURA DIAL made
n visit to town on Friday.
Mrs. Sprowl, of Rome, Ga, ~ visiting
ut DR.. John a. Barksdalc's.
Mrs. Phoebe Farley returned to her
home in Spartanburg last week.
Miss Tallula Irhy has returned from a
visit to Now York and Virginia.
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the family Of Mr.. w. w. JONES.
Miss Bcuiah Grennkcr, of Newberry,
is visiting MRS. Hammond's family.
Mr.. FRANK WILSON and Wife ofNew-
berry, are visiting relatives in own
DR.. p. b. Connor is back from Cokcs-
bury, and can be found at his Office,
with improved implements, and better
prepared for work h Il ever.
Mr.. l.. J. JONES, of Nowbery, was in
town last week on professional business.
Rev. f.. o. F~RIERsoN, Of Norfolk, Va.
preached in the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday.
Capt. BETHEA, of Marion, visited his
brother-in-law, Mr.. l.. E. FARLEY last
week.
Miss. FANNIE WAnpLAw. of Newberv,
is visiting tho family OF Mr.. LEWIS w.
SIMKIas.
Prof. and Mrs. KIERULFF. and little
daughter have returned from their Sum
mer vacation.
Mrs. RoBT. F. and children, Of Char
lesion, are visiting the family Of MIR. j.
A. LOCKWOOD.
Mr.. j. III. TRAYNHAM and p. a. SNIP
o left on Thursday la, for New York
and other Northern markets.
Mr.. JoHN n. WRIaHT and family and
N. j. HOLMES Esq, returned from
Cashiers Valley, on Thursday.
Capt. john d. PArRICK was in town
town last week looking after the inter
est OF his school in Grecnville.
Mrs FANNIE BAXTER and daughters,
Misses Lucy and FANNIE, are visiting
the family Of DR.. j. A. B~ARKspALE.
Mr.. u. p. has moved his
store into the No 2. Boyd block. MIR.
J. w. FOWLER has moved into the No 2.
Baub block.
Nominee for Lieut.. Gov. DR.. w. L..
MAULDIN was In town on Thursday on
his way from the Congressional Conven-
tion ut Spartanburg.
Miss Matte Burnside ana Miss Ma
mic Ferguson returned on Saturday
from a summer vacation at Ashev'lle
and other places in western North Caro-
lima.
Some people in Brooklyn are still
camping in tents.
Mr.. w. L. GRAY is making improve
ments on his dwelling.
Typhoid fever is said to bo raging in
the city Of Spartanburg.
DIR. w. III. DIAL's residence, on Main
Street. il nearing compl elton.
Miss. LEILA WILKES has returned
from a vacation to tho mountains
The Laurens Male Academy W i'll o o
be repaired and supplied with new fur
niture.
Secondhand school Books bought
and sold at Wilkes Book and Drug
Store.
The recent earthquakes have given an
impetus to religious meetings among
thu colored people in town.
married., by Rev. j. ID. Pitts, at the
residence OF the brides father, Mr. j. NJ.
MurE and Miss Iidie NJ. Saxon, Aug.
3lst, 1886.
Hon. w. II. PERRY has been unani-
mously re-nominated for Congress from
this the 4th Congressional District.
The Conpressional Convention for tho
3rd District has adopted tho primary
plan Of nominating their next congress-
man.
The citizens OF Laurons met in tho
Court House on Saturday, and raised by
contribution, two hundred dollars for
the sufferers in Charleston.
Tho scientists say thst those people
living in wooden buildings need not
have any apprehension OF danger from