The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-09-29

"Aios"' We VI CISI1luR mas returned
from a visit to Due West.
Mr.. A. b. Slayer has returned from
Cincinnati.
Col. Gary Watts spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Marie McCaslan is teaching art
at Clinton.
Charlton Todd went to Columbia last
week Oh business,
Miss Kate Bewley gave a pleasant 30.
ciable last week.
Mr.. Counts is making additions and
improvement to his livery stable.
Go to Stokes Brothers for Fresh Can.
dies and Cakes, at Il. Robertsou's old
stand.
Mrs. II. B. Gritton was tho winner in
tho ladies' riding contest at the Gray
Court Fair.
Minter & Jameson are headquarters
for dress goods aud millinery. Prices
lower Than the lowest.
j. ID. Watson 81 Co., of Ninety Six, will
open a store at Cross Hill. Mr.. Manner
l.. Rice will have charge of it.
MIR. L.. w. g. Blalock, OF Nowberry,
has opened a clothing store at Ninety
Six and put Capt. Vance Sherard in
charge. Success to the boys!
Some beautiful flowers have been on
exhibition at the Wilkes Drug Store.
They were sent up from Waterloo by
rs. b. ~. Anderson.
DR.. Clarence Strother, OF EdgeGeld
County, and Mr.. Will Mitchell, of Bates
burg, visited Mr.. NIB. Dial's family last
week.
Buy tho Bay State shoes for your
children at Minter 81 Jamleson's. Every
pair warranted to give satisfaction.
They are the cheapest and best shoes on
the market for children.
Mr.. S. a. Cooper, of Jeffries Creek,
Florence County, who has been spend
ing his vacation in his county, left to-
day to resume his studies at Furman
University.
Ladies be sure to see Minter IL jamie
sons dress goods and millinery before
buying. Thoy have all tho latest novel
ties.
MIR. Sam Wilkes sent q splendid spec
inner of cotton in the stalk to the Orange
county, IN. W Fair. It was grown by
Mr.. Tom Ray.
Mrs. Lucy w. MCGOWAN has returned
to Laurens. Sho will take in sewing
and dress making and asks a share Of
public patronage promising satisfaction.
Ladies be sure to see Minter ~ jamie
son display of millinery and dress goods.
They surely can suit you in style, quality
and price.
DIR. Martin has ented the Bcndella to
Messrs. Spencer and Prentiss, of Beau
fort, who will take charge on November
LIST. These gentlemen will keep a first
class hostolry.
Capt. Guy Garrett and Mrs. Garrett
arc most welcome back to Laurens.
Guy will be with DR.. Fuller n will
give a portion of his time to drumming.
He will also again have charge Of the
Theater.
Mr.. Goo. p. Wright and Miss Stevie
Bowers were married at the residence
of Capt. III. III. Wright in Newberry last
Wednesday,. They left the same day
for the home Of the room in Dallas,
Tex.
10. Haltiwanger, Eulala, S. c., used
Alkaline Guano, manufactured by the
Globe Phosphate Company, Columbia.
s.. o., and regards it as tho best he has
eyer used. He says the. Intensive sys-
tenn is the only salvation for the farmer.
Just as the ADVERTISER goes to press
comes the sad intelligence of the death
of Miss Lucia Madden at Cross Hill
which occurred Sunday. Her death is
indeed q most lamentable event. The
afflicted family hayo the sympathy Of
our people.
Minter e Jamieson's fall opening o
dryY-nods and millinery on the 23rd
was Ef5ely. Tho stores were lavishly
decorated and as the young ladies say.
"it was a perfect dream" In the mean
time and all the time, Minter d jamie
son are disposing of car loads of furni-
ture.
The following attorneys outside of the
local bar attended court: Mr.. George
Westmoreland, Of Atlanta, Maj. Ganahl,
of Augusta, Messrs. Wilson, johnson,
and Nichols, of Spartanburg, Haynes
worth and Parker, of G~raenville, and
Perrin, of Abbeville.
Our Cross Hill correspondent writes:
The Cross Hill stock Show will come off
ON the Sd Of Oct. and will be a grand
success. The committee of arrange
ments arc hard at work, and will have
everything in proper shape in time,
They know no such word as fail.
We have hoard a number of high COM
pliments to Miss Yeargin's elocution
since tho entertainment last week. Her
rS1itations were regarded among the
bessif not the very best ever heard here.
Tho ADVERTISER mink that her rendi-
Gion of the "Church Bells" could not be
eXcelled
"I think the intensive system OF farm
ing is the farmers only remedy. / used
this year 100 lbs per acre of ammoniatod
fertilizer from the Globe Phosphate
Company, Columbia, S. c., and | regard
It as equal to any / over used, so far as /
can Judge now" Il. f.. PARKER.
Becca, S. G. Aug "a, 1901.
Look ont for the change in DR., Fl. Mar
tins adj. His lin Of dsugsis always full