The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03


There should always DO plenty of
gravity I'm discussing turkey and rice.
Pulmonary consumption exhausts
tie travellers pocket book.
A railroad locomotive ought never to
be ab-stcam-ious.
Capt. j. G, Hawthorne, Of dreenvillc,
was in the city Friday.
Go to Stokes Bros. for fresh Candy and
Cakes at II. Robertson's old stand.
Tho Fifty-soccnd Congress Will con-
vene on the first Monday in December.
Col. Geo. Mosely was in town last
week..
Earn Christmas money by getting
new subscribers for the ADVERTISER.
Write to this office for particulars.
Happy and content is a home with "Th Ro-
chester; a lamp with the light of the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester LampC Co., NewYork.
Mr.. ID, b, Nesbitt was IN the city for a
few hours Friday. Mr. Nesbitt has COM
menccd farming at uiilsville.
Mr.. s. w. Vance has been appointed
to q position in the engrossing depart
ment Of the legislature.
Tho meeting at tho Presbyterian
church continues; services morning and
evening.
We don't know her name but the elm
ton Gazette has an accomplished CORES
pondent IN "Connie Cue"
p;,ID,> IID,y,. ry;ll .nn.l -, tI.o Mi.
copal church Monday night, Nov. 9th
inst.
Prof. w. IT. McElroy has been offered
the principalship of the school at Cross
Anchor but has not accepted.
Ladies be sure to sec Minter 81 jamie
sons dress goods and millinery before
buying. They have all tho latest styles.
Miss Hattie Jones went to Columbia
last week to attend the wedding Of DR..
hin and Miss Dayis. Miss Hattie
was one OF the bridesmaids.
An active scr for tho ADvEurI-
E is wanted at every post Office in the
county. Write to this office and learn
the liberal commission offered.
NlOSSIS. L ICuClSS dfIu kOp0uC0E lIdfC
taken charge OF h Bendella. Thoy
will keep it up to The mark as a first
class hoStelry.
Ladies' be sure to soc Minter e. jamie
sons dress goods and millinery before
buying elsewhere. They have all the
latest novelties.
Tho new schedules arc rough on tn o
Groenville News but the News is strong
now and will wiz in Laurens over all
obstacles.
Indies be sure to see Minter & jamie
sons display Of millinery and dress
goods. They surely can suit you in
style, quality and price.
Boyd & Harris advertisement appears
his week. The business is going on at
the same old stand, as it has been "from
the time that the memory of man run
meth not, etc."
The General Assembly Of the State
convenes at noon one month from to-
day. Commission Maher will report his
revision Of the statutes and this will be
acted upon.
Banana peels still lie around on the
smooth pavement, ready to fling good
~citizons into the middle of the week fol-
lowing. What is the noble City Council
going to do about it?
Sam Darlington is back from Gala
Week. He says that the streets did not
appear much more crowded h usual,
Notwithstanding the III 900 visitors. The
immensely of Charleston is enormous.
Mr.. G. A. Cameron, OF Georgia, visited
his kinsman, Col. II. Y. Simpson, last
week. Mr.. Cameron is 81 prominent far
mer and president of the Walker County
Alliance. Ho is largely interested In
iron mines in North Georgia.
Mrs. Lucy Evans and little Miss
Marion Evans left on the 10Th inst. to
Join Col. Frank Evans at Newberry,
much to tho regret of numbers of friends
in Laurens. Col. Evans and his family
are decided loss to Laurens.
On salesday tho crowd in town was
largo. Tho clerk sold several tracts Of
land which brought prices ranging from
three to eight dollars per acre. The
sheriff sold ono tract only. Salosday in
November was a busy day.
Mr.. G.. M. Glazener representing 3. NJ
Rice, of Union, was hero last week. Mr.
Rico is q large dealer in sowing machine.
and organs. Mr.. Will Harris was pu
in charge of the local agency here ant
offers machines of the very best makes
on easy terms.
Wo call attention to the sale of thu
Choice plantation, advertised In anothe
column. This place is just beyond TIN
Laurens line In Groenville county OF
Reedy River and adjoins lands Of Tand.
Babb, S. NJ, Meares, McElroy, Medlocl
and others. The land is said to be verI
fine.
Visitors to the State Fair and particu
1arly farmers should call ut w. ii
Gibbes 81 Co.'s on Gervais street near tn
Union depot. This house deals exten
sively in machinery and agriculture
implements. The members of the firm
are reliable gentlemen and visitors ar
assured OF n cordial welcome from them
1t is much moro han worth the troub
to examine their stock.
Or. d. Il. Martin, Mrs. Martin, Master
Dugas. Ben and little Miss Corinne vii