The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-21

Itss Advertiser.
LAURENS, IS. c., April 2Ist, 1901.
LoC "A L.
Notice the label on your paper.
Rev. Mr.. Roper was In town Satura
day.
Tho building for Kennedy's bakery is
about completed.
Col. II. G. Watts went down to Ches-
torield last week.
Maj. Jos. Ganahl, of Augusta, was In
town Thursday.
A national bank examiner was in the
the city Friday.
Prof. Byrd OF Clinton College was in
tho city Saturday.
Hon. Cole l.. Blease OF Newberry was
in tho city last-week.
Mr.. James Il. Crews and family are
SIoltliEH hEs . NOtiG dU Alma.
Tho cheapest way to live happily is
to drink soda water at Kenuedy's.
Senator Irby expects soon to build a
handsome residence on Irby Hill.
When trade is inclined to be dull In
summer, then is the time TO advertise.
Mr.. Tom Lake visited S%partanburg
last week.
A big sale OF town lots in Greenwood
is advertised for the end inst. Laurens
capitalists are interested.
The work of rebuilding Mrs. s. p.
Richardson's home is rapidly progress
sing.
DR.. Jacobs and Mr.. Owens. OF Clinton
paid The ADVERTISER a pleasant call
yesterday.
Tho ADVERTISER Job Office Is equip
pod for doing all kinds o. job work with
neatness and despatch.
The Clinton Classical Institute boys
have received their uniforms. They
prosert a fine appearance.
Go to Greenwood tomorrow, return
ing in the afternoon. The round trip
ticket is only 75cts.
Ms. l.. G. Dorroh, OF Graycourt, with
her two children, visited Mrs. w. L..
Boyd on Friday and Saturday last.
A payment OF % per cent on subscrip-
tions to the building fund of the new
Presbyterian Church has boon called for.
The New York Racket Store is con-
stantly receiving great quantities OF dry
goods-all to bo sold ut strictly Racket
prices.
The Seventh Judicial Circuit will be
called in tho Supreme Court on the 9Th
OF May. Five days will be given to it's
business.
Mr.. G. l.. Fike has returned from the
meeting OF the Grand Lodge of knights
of Honor, hello ut Columbia last week.
Mintor 81 JAMESON sell goods all over
the stato-a fact due to the quality of
the goods they humble and deep down
prices.
Mr.. w. A. Holland, of Holland 81 Fow.
Ter, went to Anderson last week. Mr..
Holland intends to bring to Laurens
smoe splendid horses and his livery
stables will be popular.
DR.. Frank Davis, of Texas, formerly
of this county, is visiting his relatives
here. His numerous friends are de-
lighted to see him..
Tho colored Hook aud Ladder Com
pany is to have uniforms. They will
not be expensive and the City Council
has acted we'll in providing them.
Mr.. w. l.. Boyd and daughter, Miss
Maggie, left for New York Thursday
morning. Miss Maggie will spond sew
eral months in the North studying art.
superintendent of Education May
field and George Westmoreland, Esq. of
Greenville. were in the city last Tues
day on legal business.
1t is an actual fact that Eaurens will
not have an arch at The Columbia Cen
tennial? There 10 plenty of time left
bat not a minute to waste.
There should be no kicking against
the early closing movement. Give the
boys timo to circulate a little in the cool
of the evening and perhaps a wedding
or two may result.
Mr.. G.. b. Anderson n Rev. A. G.
Wardlaw have returned from the meet
ing of Enoree Presbytery held at GafE.
ney. They report a pleasant session
with a large attendance of delegates.
Nelson Irwin, a colored driver for
Childress Bros, fell from their wagon
Saturday n broke an arm and leg.
The doctors say hat his condition Is i'm
proving and serious consequences are
not anticipated.
A Live Man Wanted.
1t will not look very we'll to nave a gap
in the line of arches at the Columbia
centennial where Laurens ought to be-.
1t will BIO like a front tooth missing. II
ono live man in that county will take
hold Of the scheme he can have IL going
in two days. THERE'S money enough and
energy enough in Laurens. All she
needs is a start.-GreenUiUe DaiLu Neps.
Kaolin.
Is 1T probably not generally known
that the Ware's Shoals Companv bava