The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-20

Mr.. II. Il. Fleming and family are in
the city
Aleck McCarley, Jr. is clerking for DIR.
Poole. =
Mr.. Dicks, of Tennessee, the we'll
known stock man, is in the city.
Go to Stokes Bros. for fresh Candy and
Cakes at ~. Robertson's old stand.
Ladies be sure TO see Minter IL jamie
sons dress goods and millinery before
buying. Thoy have all tho latest styles.
Mr.. J. S. Davidson is clorking for d.
p. Goggans and will be glad to see his
friends.
Happy and content is n home with The o.
chester; n lamp with the light Of the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co, NewYork.
Yesterday morning brought the first
touch of winter and ice of the delicatcst
thinness was observed.
Now is tho time TO subscribe for the
ADVERTISER. Subscription one dollar
a year.
Mr.. j. w. Strcetman, an experienced
druggist OF Sandersville, Ga, is clorking
for Dr.. b. +. Po%ey.
Mr.. Walter A. Wharton has been APP
pointed agent of the Maryland Life In
surance Company.
Capt. S. a. Durham, State agent of the
Maryland Life, Il staunch old line insu-
rance company, was in the city last
week.
Ladies be.surc to sac Minter IL jamie
sons dress goods and millinery before
buying elsewhere. They have all the
latest novelties.
Broworton Alliance will hold a meet
ing noNt Saturday at 2 o'clock when
County Lecturer j. NJ. Hudgens will
address tho assembly.
Ladies DO sure to see Minter 81 jamie
sons display of millinery and dress
goods. They surely ear suit you in
style, quality and price.
The editor of the ADVERTISER will be
absent several days this week. Persons
having business with tho paper will call
at this office where all business will be
attended to.
Buy tho Bay State shoes for o
children at Minter & JamiesOn's. Every
pair warranted to give satisfaction.
They are the cheapest and best shoes on
tho market for children.
Robbie, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James IL.
\ Majors, died last Thursday evening
aged nearly twelve years. The sympa-
thy OF numerous friends is rendered the
afflicted parents.
On November 9th the corner stone of
Bethel y. NJ. T.. church of this city will
be laid. Rev. A. j. Hunter, of Green
Vile will deliver an address the night
preceding.
Remember the opera tonight. 1t will
be q joy, Il beautiful thing,by fair neigh
bors of fair GreenYille. Let us all go IN
chorus and show our appreciation of
home talent. Here is The lovely attrac-
ton.
Probate Judge Clardy, Of Laurcns,
held Court in Newberry on Monday in
place of Judge Fellors, who was disqual-
flied by reason OF his being guardian
for one of the interested parties in the
case.-ObScIUer.
Hon. G.. a. Mccall, of Motherhood,
Texas, Circuit Judge, and wife are visit
ing DR.. j.. n. Poole's family. Mrs.
Mccall was formerly Miss Mamie Alex
ander ard resided in this county where
she has many friends.
Everybody should 20 to the Opera
House on Friday night n see Will T..
Burton and his excellent company in
"Tom Sawyer" Laurcns is not favored
often with such ~ good company and
every man, wonan and child should go
II see it.
The Mountain City Echo, edited by
w. II. Crews and S. p. Britton, an after
noon y published in Grconvillo, has
made it's appearance. Those who know
Mr.. Crows are suro that the Echo will
DO brightly edited and we hope that tho
people OF Laurens will help tho onter-
prise by subscribing at once.
For tho Presbyterian Synod of South
Carolina, which meets at Sumter, the
Richmond and DanViilo Railroad will
sell rcduced rate round trip tickets to
Columbia S. g., and return. Tickets on
saio at all stationsin South Carolina and
Augusta, Ga, October 10th and Goth,
limited returning October 9th.
"Fantine" u French comic opera by
tho best musical talent of Greenvillo, s.
g., will DO given in LauIons at the Opera
House Tuesday night, Oot. goth. This
opera was presented iii G~reenviIle with
great success for w nights. Thirty
Gvo voices in chorus Sparkling solos
aud humorous dialogues with genuine
humor from The beginning TO the end.
DON'T you remember when you wero
q small boy how your heart felt no long
ing so intense as that for % goat and
wagon? Aud didn't you envy the lucky
two legged kid who owned the lou
legged Kid which ho coaxed and worried
pettod and punished for twelve hours III
the day? AS you loaf afternoons In mon
of the Bendella while one by one the
teams of ubiquitous boys and ubiquitous
goats begin to exhibit, all you oid Eel
lows want to be boys again.
Iittie River Alliance,
taeAnbers are reminded that next Sat
arday, oct. "a, at 2 p. M. is our time o.
regular meeting and that a prompt anu
fulI attendaucei is desired as there Is bust
ness OF Importance to DO attended to.