The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-08-04

tnSuoSeti euttOf OF the
IL hereins spirit and desires his presence
GetJsHaM. Shaw attended the lay
Ing oftite corner stone of Clemson.
Ays8Allen Fleming has charge OF Tic
Benfcila In Dr: Martins absence.
Mr.. Eugene II. wilkes is visiting q
grcatsiurniture exposition at Cincinnati,
Mi. Jessie Vance Is visiting relatives
in tho Mountain city.
MR. Robt, Moorman of Columbia is
visiting inthe city.
Miss Saiiie Wheeler of Nowberry is
visiting Miss Name Ferguson.
Mr.. j.. M. yisanska made a short visit
TO Abbevilie last week.
DR.. Hugh Aiken, of Charleston, is in
tho city.
Mr.. Sam Todd, Of Due West, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. J.o.C. Fleming.
Mi. Thomas Downey is clerking for
j. DC File ming q Co.
Miss Bessie Tonnant of Columbia is
visiting her cousin, Miss Lyl Harris, on
Main street.
Mr.. James Shumate leaves to-day for
Anderson, where he will reside in flu
turo.
Miss lizzie Suber, OF Maybinton, s. C.,
is visiting the family of Mr.. Us. Day
S.idson.
Congressman G. w. Shell has returned
from bot Springs in N. c., re-invigo-
iratc &,
Mr.. Wells Todd has returned from
his vacation at Glenns and Saluda much
refreshed and re-invigorated.
Mrs. Lewis Meng. of Spartanburg, is
whiting the family OF Mr.. A. S. East
orby.
Our live Mayor is doing big work on
our streets. He is making the ways
smooth and nice for us all.
Rev. DR.. Capers passed through our
4 city in his private conveyance on Fri
day last. en- route for his summer home
in G~reenville.
A basket picnic will be given mt Sandy
Springs on Thursday, Aug. 6. Every
body is INVITED and q good time is antic-
ipated,
The marble business of Smith ~
Little, we greatly regret, has been
moved to Clinton. Clintons gain is our
loss.
The Presbyterians nave sold their
parsonage and lot in rear of tho old
church to Mrs. j. G. Brown. They will
build a parsonage near their handsome
church now in the course of erection.
" Mr.SJ. D.. Pitts, Jr., has returned from
Il visit to Massachusetts,, where he at
tended as a delegate from the Y. NJ. G. A.
Of the college to the National Convention
of thatbody.
Rev. DIR. Cosby, of Newborry, preached
an, eloquent sol mon on Sunday morn.
ing and evening in the Presbyterian
Church. His subject in the morning
was, Classification and Holiness"
Notice particularly excursion to
Charleston advertised for Aug. 18th.
The rates are reasonable; it is a leisure
timo and no bstter opportunity Will
arise to visit the fair getty by the sea-"
and kiss the salt breezes.
I MIR, II. N. s. Young died nt> his home
at Clinton on the 25th Of July. lie was
born on May 2sth, 1923, and lived a life
OF great usefulness in his neighborhood.
lie will be greatly missed as n kind,
\ hospitable, patriotic and generous gen.
tleman.
DEAR O. G.-.This card Is written from
Marietta! s.. G. at P. M.; going towards
CAESARS Head. All well and thriving.
Love to all. w. w. b..
The above is from the editor. The
boys by this are with the maids of the
mist and we trust are having q noun
tain high old time.
The Magic Drug Company, o fLaurens
,C~orposators: James Fl. Traynhan,, 10
seph II. Johnson, John w. Ferguson,
: John j. Pluss, d. p. Goggans, w. l..
Gray and w, II. Dial, The capital is
$1,000, divided into shares at 500 each,
the privilegeNof Increasing to $l0O,O 900
being given.
We are more than glad to note that
Mr.. Jno N. Wright and several men,
bers of his family, who have been sick
are all convalescent. VIII, the biggest
hearted 10y in town and the biggest all
over, has had a long tug of eight weeks,
but is once more on his legs and smiling
as usual.
Drs. B. i. Posey and @. L.. Poole have
sold their drug stores and business to
DR.. u. M. Caine. We trust these sales
d. not involve the loss of the citizen
ship of DR. Poole and DIR. Posey. Laurens
cannot afford to lose them. In the mean.
while the business which these young
men give up, falls into the hands of ONT
>offour most enterprising and liberal
citizens.
The Bradford water melon Is abun.
dant>on our streets. 1t takes a good one
to draw a dime in these tight illness. A
few peaches are seen upon the street oil
poor quality. Apples are plentiful, a
fair grade. Grapes are occasionally
seen and are passably good. Vegetables
tacluding green corn are I'm great abun.
dance. Right now the crop of currency
may bs called short, but the qualityis
passab,y good.
Due West Female College.
we call special attention to this old
and we'll established school OF the Bon.
ners at Due West 81. G. Remember III
opening in october, The catalogue car