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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

FIRST OF the series was Il lecture by Rev.
j.. Is. Parrot, subject: "Tho Classics."-
And it il but slight praise to say that cv-
erybody was delighted. A debate by
members of the society followed subject:
"Should tho negro be oducat"d". MIR. s.
G. Byrd presided at the debate and de-
cidcd in II Affirmative. The second loo
ture in the series was by Rev. w. P. Ju-
cobs, subject: "rlc three great cities of
tho world" TIE lecturer Irving seen
with his W eyes London, Paris and
Now York, was of course able 10 paint
Omc magnificent word pictures, us well
rs by the aid of a'Splcndid StcrcScopc, to
SHOW to other eyes what his own had
seen. AT each Of these evening enter
tainmcnts tho band furnishes tho music.
1t is contemplated to continue these Fri
day evening lectures and debates, and rs
Clinton has so mucl good lecture mate
rial ut home she will not go abroad foraid
until she has exhausted h"r home supply.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
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MISS IVA '"hhi'l%a''h OF
visited ir!rn"S mere last week.
Mrs. T.. y. Parks, who has been visit
dng relatives in Edg"iicid, has returned
home.
MIR, Il Mrs. C.. j. Hunt. of I.llrcns,
,rr sn,rdir,, sam. I'm, vi,hRn, ~
Seymour.
Mrs. :. Z rInm,nu and Mrs. T.. s.
choudrrr of Au.us,, g., visited Mrs
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
PERSONAL,
Jules Verne is just co years old.

Jules Verne is just co years old.
George w. Gable ~prououuccs his non,o
Caw-hlc.
Ca R,L,r, L,ou ;.
students of In, Billie in the United Stotns,
o,o ~, w ,,, .;. . p...m, ;.
sIoyI, l,;,,. .,I~a ~, %."I w. a."i" "a
nj En,sInrri"I '"'
rx u,,o. ,,,, u
hos mnIH ,,l"r,inn ~ nnarIn, nnCrs",
in .Innnr nr,, $50 ' ''"'
cn,. rn
"''"''' r"'WCli, OF limos, was once a
div S,rh j.. I,.ni " N" q"
,m
,"T' i''"yr"h Is making small fortune
% "''y lf"'"c'' i""o laureate
'",''' u, "''o VI Nv JOYS vi III 'S'' VI N'%ht'
MIG n'''r'"' Oh i'a'S, Is sun crippled III
." l"''"'' "''H'H'. ""''S 10 enormous
m.r",' VI ""''N nc Is paying Tor MS iat'
~"
Postmaster Meyers, of Harrisburg, Pa,
was cniil'rinrd ny the senate early III Jan
n"rS, puo '' "'h not learn OF the TACT until Il
-" "">'"T''
Congress has four members who part their
hair in Tia" middle. Two, Belmont and
Iayncr, are Democrats, and two, Phelps and
Long nv" Republicans.
Tn" astonishing statement Is recorded That
Justice Cray has drawn l,WH French novels
from tho Congressional library since his ac-
ccSSI"r t" tii" supreme bench.
Busts Of President and Mrs. Cleveland,
made of pulp. to which $4,000 of tattcrci
currency has been reduced, arrfor sale i'll the
corrid"rS OF 'h" Capitol at Washington.
The rci2niny Prince of Monaco. who is
now 20, i, blind. He lives principally at his
chateau of lie Murchais. and he is riyidly
careful in his expenditure, although his for.
tune is 5000 900 Il year.
Ainsworth II. SpoiTord, the librarian OF
congress, is G3 years old. He is of slight
physique and lark complexion, with iron
gray whiskcrS. His memory is tho most
wonderful thing about the capital.
Josrf unrn,,un I'm. iur,rt rrndigv bos
roinrd ri-ht pounds wIui, he Inns L,rn in
America and has given four concerts a week,
the average receipts Of which, according to
Manager Abbcy's testimony, have been over
g, 100 II concert.
Ex-prrsiIrnt NrCos nf Princeton colIcrc
is nnw Iryo,iu~ himself to literary wort
lie is nj work on - ynIumc In Inc entitled
.E,r.t al. Fundamentals prir,irl,. = ,yLicL lo
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
Gil TON.
Burial OF Mr. Bell Had a Hand In the
Training OHM Hannah---Mr Workmae'a
--lntcrcsting Exercises by the Young
Eakosmians Many Ncwsy Paragraphs.
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r.;orI AZ - Nh 49,, I',I ~, ~
al II o'clock. Rev. w. -. Jacobs selected
for his text ON The nrcasionl!sthcr, 6tI
Chapter, latter clause Of the 9th verse:
"rhus shall it lr done 10 the man whom
tile King dclrghtcth To honor. The
discourse was in The form of Il biopronhr
ana ru!"gN, touching upon the many no-
me tal' OF character of our deceased
brother IN" congregation was the Inrg-
est ever seen III Ilh'"n ON such an "rc'-
,n"nn' H''",H'No'F u"rP
EninEI. ~ xxx. "'','a''u' ne
mrn,,i,.u ,,,,,1 was
c]nnnics ntInn vr,ro "nrm.
rnu,I urns :! "a 49,, ~ - '",!'
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
EUROPEAN JOTTINGS.
A patent for driving vehicles by electricity

A patent for driving vehicles by electricity
Is said to have been sold for $50, 900.
William Finlay, of Glasgow, has started to
wheel Il barrow to Rome and back. He hopes
to do it within II year.
In 1885 the United Kingdom built 15l iron
steamships and 100 of steel. In 1887, IS new
ships were of iron and 25G of steel.
Gamblers are advised to go to Monte Carlo.
I'm" luck has been running dead against the
Dahk tor some time, and II Mr.. Dumont is said
to have won | ,0O0,0OO francs.
An immcnS" locomotive has lust been con.
structcd ut u Paris foundry. Its builder pre-
dic'S tlat 1t VIII realize an approximate speed
Of ninct y-thrcc miles an hour.
Tue decentralization of the SocallcG "Ameri.
can trout in Norwegian waters has been very
successful. Attempts are now about TO he
made to aCClimatizc black bass obtained from
America.
The dog corps in the French army is being
carefully trained at Bclfort. Large dogs are
chosen. Every day they arc shown soldiers
in German uniforms and taught to fly at
them on sight.
The manner in which the spruce and pine
forests of Norway are being cxtcrminated is
becoming so serious that the government is
called upon to put II stop, by legislation, to
the dcforcstation of the country.
Tho details are being settled for transform
ing the Roman Forum, the Palatine and
the baths of Caracalla into n grand arch.
geological promenade planted with groves Of
trees. The bill authorizing the scheme was
passed last Summer.
France has taken up the ccnterboard aues-
ton. y national nautical authority SAYS in
lie Yacht that "tho day isapproaching when
the Yacht Racing association will be Obliged
to yield to the pressure of facts, which have
tr%iumphantly shown the real worth of these
sadly undcrTatcd boatS.'
Here is II stagscrcr for l~gnatius Donnclly.
a Playful has been discovered of the Kill
kenny Theatre Royal in N} announcing the
performance of THE tragedy of Hamlet
originally written and composed by the cc,c-
bratcd Dan Hayes, Of Limerick, and inserted
III shakespeare works.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
Oar Report Of the Fire.

II is the desire ofTuE ADVERTISER to
give Il Ialthiul report OF local events
Our statement in regard to the fire last
week, which called forth 4 card from
Prof. Frank Evans, Captain, was obtain
ed immCdiatcly,aItcr the fire from an of
iicer III charge of the engine. Mr.. Evans
Saysit is mot truc," and we presume tho
officer in charge was mistaken. Ono
mistake, however, we take pleasure i'm
correcting, is that the Nelson fire was
the first work Of the engine. The fire at
the Ball building was the first, and the
efficient work of the company was re-
ported in THE ADVERTISER in an article
in u quarter of II column. At this last
fire 1t WAS evident that the engine did
work aS u machine in good repair
should. Not Knowing the cause the re-
porter sought those in charge and from
Them received thc exact report published.
If his is "nOt true" then the blame must
rest where it belongs. II would have af-
iordcd THE ADVERTISER much pleasure
to say THAT the RENE Succeeded i'm put
Ting ont the fire ut once, but the facts
would hardly warrant such Il remark.
They worked faithfully after tho engine
began playing, but the fact remains
that the house was burned by reason Of
the delay of the engine.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
Cattle Brands In Mexico,

Every cattle owner i'll Mexico mas his
brand, and these brands are registered
and rigidly adhered to. They are the
proofs of ownership, the titles to the scat
tered here's. When II man sells cattle he
puts on the bill of sale Il fac-simile Of the
brand. Often the seller has what he calls
Il selling brand, which he puts on after
his regular brand when he delivers the
cattle sold. Brand after brand goes on
unll thcrc are some veterans OF the herds
which have changed hands several times,
with hides like Il pare of hirroylyphics.
Brands are recorded rs much as land
deeds, and in some of the states there are
laws which require II herd moving out t o
hc Inspected, and the proper change Of
brands to be verified by government OFF,
Gals. Cor. Globc-Drmocrat.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
n Voice From Mt. Pleasant.
IUureMs A drerfiser.

EditOr IUUJ'eHs 4 dcertiSer:
AS the season has again rolled around,
when the people shall exercise their
right Of franchise in the selection ofr"p-
reSontativcs ofGoYcrnment and State ny
well as choose subordinate officers, we
deem it necessary and altogether right
ana proper that Tie merit and capacity
of such should be discussed.
No man should be supported for any
position he is not capable of filing, and
no man should aspire to any
position of honor or trust unless he can
anticipate the nee of the people and be
able TO mould public opi.ion.
Col. Johu W. Ferguson is the cmbodi-
mcnt of these requisites, and his COun-
~ would again feel honorcd with him
as their representative Senator. And to
that II we appeal to him to allow his
fricndSthc opportunity Of again exprcss-
ing their confidence and to show their
appreciation of his services.
Col. Ferguson Is conservative and not
unmindful ofthC rights of the people,
and if elected to the Senate would guard
strictly the least interest of his constitu-
cncy.
We would not say anything diSparag-
ing concerning the candidacy OF any
other gentleman, hut we desire the pub
lIc To have an opportunity Of Judging
servants. MT. PLEASANT.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
BOnnCr and Ills Contributions.

hen | first wrote for The Ledger
Fanny Fern still lived, long before She
hhu helped to make it popular, and she
wrote for il until tn. day of her death,
almost literally, debating when she could
no longer use the pen. To-day Il photo
graph Of the beautiful monument which
Mr. Bonner erected over her grave hangs
upon the office wall. Alice Cary used TO
come gliding in in those days with her
poems in an envelope, dark eyed and ro-
mantle, with her old love story written
upon II face that must once have been
handsome. Sometimes | saw Mrs. South
worth, Il di"nificd elderly lady. Her
''lIiddcn Hand" had been one of the
great hits of The Ledger in its earliest
days.
Gen. Grant used to enter the sanctum
sometimes, ! believe, and his father wrote
about him. y picture called Taking the
ltcinS." representing Gen. Grant and Mr..
Bonner behind Dexter, hangs ON The
Ledger wall. y very impressive looking
iillh sometimes energies from the inner
olllcc. 1t Is Mr.. Oliver Dyer. who once
upon Il time made himself famous NV
writing about the wicl;CdcSt man in New
York.
| had almost forgotten two of the old
Ledger writers, Mr.. and Mrs. Frances
Gerry Fairfield. They used to enter gavly
arm in arm. His muStachc was waycd
and pointed. She wore gay garments.
ne carried a cane; she Il pnraSol. Each
h"Iu Il manuscript under the arm. They
iookcu rs free from care us Il pair OF
young Partisan lovers on Il summer holi-
uay. About ten years ago their clever
o~htrlbuti"ns and their natty figures van.
lSi'c,l from The Ledger Office, aud Il little
Whllc since read of their double suicide.
MOVING death must soon part them,
tncy preferred to die together. Mary
Kyle Dallas.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
on II strike.

Last week the twcnty negroes who
were engaged in piling rock along the
G%reCnvillo 81 Laurcns Railroad near
Fountain Inn concluded to strike, and
seventeen of the number joined. The
seventeen strikers came back to town,
and later In the day joined in a free fight
among themselves and for II timo there
seemed n probability of the City Council
getting rock picked FREQ. The matter,
however, was stopped in It's incipiency
by police, and Abort williams aud Eli
Inn Suber were fined by the Mayor. A
full force of hands were Immediately
secured TO take the place OF tho strikers,
and thus the preparations for maeada-
mixing our street progresses.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
Give Them A Chnncc!

That is TO say, your lungs. Also all
your breathir 6 machinery. Very Won
dCrfnl machinery it Is. Not only the
larger air-passages, but the thousands
OF little tubes an cavities leading from
them.
When these arc clogged and choked
with matter which ought not TO be there,
your lungs cannot half do their work,
And what they do, they canno do well,
Call IL cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any oIthe fam
lily of throat and nose and head and lung
distractions, all are bad. All ought tC
he got rid OF. There is just one sure
way TO get rid of them. That is TO TAX,
druggist will sell you at7b cents bottle
Even If everything else has failed you
! you may depend upon this for cortaiu
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
Y. Nj. G. 4.

This organization has takcnadccp and
permanent hold in laurcns. last week
tho Association elected the following Of
ficors: y. j. Holmes, President; j. a.
Crews, LIST Nicc-Prcsidcnt; n. II. Wright,
ID Vico-Prcsidcnt;G c.. j. Kelly, Secretary
and Treasurer. Rooms on the public
square, over store of j. II. James, have
been secured, and the furniture for fur
nishing them, has been ordered. a
handsome sum has already been sub
scribcd, and during the next few days
the ~canvassing committee will prosecute
their work with Vigor, and hope to real
lie n sufficient amount to supply good Sc
lections of literature, besides making
the hall comfortable.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
The Mexican Government I.ouu.

The Mexican congress recently author
lied the issue of $40. 800, 900, to secure a
loan TO pay off a portion of the govern
mcnts bur,cnsomc floating debt. An
Oiicr made by II German banker to
take c}, GOO, 600 of the bonds at 20
per cent. WAS rejected ut first, be.
cause OF the small percentage of
fcrcd, and because the government did
not wish to divide the loan. The govern
mcnt has finally decided to take the Ger
man bankers offer, and has under con-
sidcration II further proposition from him
to take the remainder at So per cent
New York Tribune.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
just About the Size of 1t.
delaware Herald.

The ncatest answer to the charge
that revenue reform means reduc-
ed wages for the luborer, is repor.
ted by the Providence journal as
having been made by an Irishman,
to whom mill owner said: "Pat,
don't you vote the Democratic tick
ct. 1t Is a free trade ticket. If
that party wins, your wages will be
reduced" Devil trust ye now,p
exclaimed Pat "If that's 80 weld
vote IL yourselfw Patrick is cor
rect,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
The Future OF the South.
Mcmphis NNnlnnchc,-

WUWpnIS ~NNaIlnchC,T
With everything the ovcrfull
North has, and needs Of anew
world for cntcrprisc and expansion,
there is to be such IL development
to the South during the next twcn-
ty-tivc years as the world never be.
fore heard Of. The rush and scram-
bic and overwhelming of industrial
waters may not come this, but what
California saw a little OF in l840 is
to be . mighty torrent all down
amid the valleys and the plains of
the states South of the Potomac
and Ohio.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

Mrs. Cleveland has Il remarkable mem
Dry OF faces. She recently said to Mrs.
Maynard, wife Of the assistant secretary
of the treasury, that she had noticed at
the public receptions hat some women
were presented I'VE and three times the
same evening. II should think" she
said, that they might have II little CON
sidcratior for me" | think Mrs. Clcvc-
Lane would be perfectly justified in re-
fusing 10 shake hands with such ladies. =
Washington Cor. New York Graphic.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
a COlorcl Female LAWYER.

Mrs. Mary \. s. Cary, the colorcd
female lawyer of Washington, ID. G., is a
very intelligent woman and an able de-
batter on politics, and is endowed with cX-
~traoEdinary conversational ability. She
was the originator aud editor of The
Provincial Freeman, II temperance paper
published in Canada about thirty wears
agO-Dcmorcst's Monthly.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
Thc Farmers Alliance


Thc farmers Alliance is an or
~ganiZatiOn which had its olirin i'm
the State Of Texas about ten Years
ago. In that state it has grown IA
pidIy and taken Il deep and strong
hold which augurs we'll for its ru-
turc success. Interest in it has
been maintained from the begin
ming, and after the lapse often years
1T is found to be still growing in
numbers and influence. 1t has
spread into other States of the
South, and in Louisiana and North
Carolina it has met with unusual
success. The laSt-namcd State has
been well organized and has scvc-
raj hundred sub-allianccs which
count their membership by tens CT
thousands.
In South Carolina, 50 far, little
has been done towards the cstab-
liShmcnt of the organization i'm the
various counties.
In Marion County several sub
alliances have been established and
Il county alliance has been pcrfcc-
ted.
With the exception of one sub
alliance in Horny no other branches
OF the organization have been plan
ted in the State. The spread of the
organization and its growing innu-
cncc in the community give it a
power and prominence tat de-
mand and deserve moro than a
passing notice.
y careful study of the cOnstitu-
ton Of the General Alliance will
fail to reveal n thing to which
reasonable objection can be made.
Its objects, aims and purposes are
strictly legitimate. More than this
they arc laudablc, and if they are
carried out in the manner and Spi-
rit contemplated by the original
leaders of the organization they can
but promote the interest OF agricul-
tural class in every community.
Its members are banded t0gcth-
cr for mutual improvement for ed
ucation, for the cultivation of n
non-partisan spirit and to suppress
personal, local, sectional and ma
tional prcjudiccs and all unhcalth-
full rivalry and selfish ambition.
There al be no more laudablc
purpose than this in an organiza-
ton Of this nature. There is no
~ nnn'im H. .u, ~
n.n l., np,'' '.ic
Fh|"n" XXI 's ~ Ply
nrinnnrv nhiont ~ nmn ~, - 40
i, ~ w III
rrftI,n nn,,nt nnI to mI;a
intnrocts nc mmrh ~ mow hn n';
hIa NE d,os mnt e"nh ~ p"n
n,,,inn orrhi, ana ~, nI.;,n
md iniurr tn nthor: W, a.
tho ri%1ht: ,nd 'riv;innns r5"Ha
cIn.sn9 nr ritiynm, nnL ,'
.nI snoEa ~ omcornn ~
Jmn tn nynrv oI,ss nna ;u?puot
Of sonintv ''"''
II }ni,nco donroo,,oc ,
srnky to minifv NO n]rnind;no wh Inn
nxists nri snnnosrL ~ nvist nn
twnnn mo liT.rnnt nlnUso. ~ ~
ana whiIr If snnks nri,norIv ~,
~ond nrnnr cl,.sit. nltimntnn hinnt
i thn GOOD Of MI mo nonnio XIX
out r~nsnrrt 70 class NJ n~crmnotinn
Thrrr is no hostility to nithnnr NAV
chnnt lowvnr or Lonknr All W.
d~isnnsitinn ar drsirn tn dn nnnhi
thot wnuld iniurr Tho ,n~;tin,5otn
business Of thnsn or ntbnr rlansns
Ono dinicultv to l,c n~nticinntoI
in thc iniroduction Of Ills or"oni'
Zntion is the numbcr or similar or
~uonizntions already in cyistnnro in
H., l,t,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

DR.. Il. Locke, who died in Toledo the
Other day worth 1900, 600, set the type
for the first edition Of his "Nasby" letters,
published in indianapolis in 1868. Tho
book was n yellow covered pamphlet OF
100 pages and brought the author between
500 u"d 5000. New York Evening
NN.ul !
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

"What do you publish a paper for,
I'd like to know 2" sarcasti,llly in
CURED an irate politician, tnckling
a country editor.
"For ~ n year, in advance" res
pended the s.editor, "and you owe
for four years.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

We call attention this week to the am
nounccmcnt OF that widc-awakc Column
bia clothing merchant, NJ. l.. Kinard.-
He carries II full stock and guarantees
tho best of attention to customers. The
~Spartanburg branch has equal facilities
and keeps fully abreast with the newest
styles,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

Mr.. j. a.. Clardy, the efficient mail
agent ON tn" l.nurcns Il Columbia Road,
has secured Il rest for Il few days, which,
after Il continuous run of four months
from G:i5 II. III. to 10 p III. is much enjoyed
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

Minttr X Jameson are never behind
in bringing forward their bargains.
They arc now running mammoth stock
OF shoes at prices never cqualcd in this
market.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

"A gentleman walked into the store of
Cnpt.J NJ. Philpot Il few days ago and
ate eve boxes of sardincs with crack
crs in proportion, and it was not Il good
day for eating sardincs either.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21
~ Model Match -

This was the subject of ono of Prof. A..
Coke Smiths finest lectures, which he
delivered here on Friday evening forthc
benefit of the Parsonage Aid Society. of
the Methodist Church. The lecture vas
well attended and well received.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

Mr.. Willie Anderson, of Spartanhurg
County, is ovcr in IMurcns with IL view
OF locating. 1t is Mr.. AndcrSon'S pur-
pose to buy Il lot in town and also Il farm
in thisC County.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

"A negro in EdH"licld got II verdict
last week against the Augusta 4 Knox
vile Railroad for $1,000, for injuries re-
ceivcd while crossing the track.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

Many n man goes down under
the sings and arrows Of an outra-
gcous fortune, because if hit by one
OF the arrows he fills up with the
sings.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

we call attention TO the card of DR.. G..
IL. Poole, VIII" has just graduated from II
Medical College with distinction, and
now offers his services to the citizens Of
his community.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

MIR. w. II. Franks has been appointed
Deputy US. Marshal nj this pl zee, and
Offenders against "Unclc Sans" laws
will do well to keep II sharp lookout.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

Mr.. j. \. Wright has the finest and fat
test white owl To be found. He Is proud
ofthc bird and takes great pleasure in
showing il to his friends.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

Capt. }. Il. uUMBERT, 10y citizens Of
sullivan and Dia Townships * respect
fully submitted to the voters of
Laurcns County as a candidate for the
Office Of state Senator, subject To the ac-
ton Of the Primary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

MISS l'llenor Scibcrt, Of the Tunr Cling
shoals ncighborhood, is visiting friends
in town.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

TIE ADVERTISED was in error last
week in stating that koppcl Bros. had
lost one of their TcNas ponies. The fact
is they are ali hale and hearty and are
working like Veterans.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

Mr.. n. a. Young was recommended
by Congressman Perry to be Post Master
ut Clinton, to fill the vacancy caused by
II death of Mr.. Bell.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

"A niue green, here and there, was the
ohly celebration of the good Saint Pat
rick's day i'm Laurcns.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

Rev. Charles Todd, of Charlotte, y. c.,
visited his sister, Mrs j.. O c. Fleming,
last. week,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-21

Will the Southern Express Company
eve give us Il delivery wagon, or an up.
town Office?