The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-24

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LAURENs, 8. O., Nov. 2sth, 1891,
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Cotton yesterday III TO M.
Mr.. Tom Leake is in town.
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Change in Minter & Jamieson,s ad
next week.
Claude Garrett is at home for a few
days.
Mr.. L. W. Simkins attended the New
berry court last week.
Mr.. w. b. Stoddard, of Greenyille,
was in town last week.
Rev. A. q. Wardlaw and family are
visiting the Augusta Exposition.
Mr.. w. l.. Boyd has sold the Henry
place on Rich Hill to DR.. w. IS. Killings
worth.
Misses Mamie Clardy and Sue Hen
derson, of Mt. Gallagher are visiting
at Judge j.. M. Clardy's.
Mr.. w. II. Richey has returned from
a business trip to Columbia, Augusta
and other points.
Happy and content Is a home with 1.-THE Ro-
chester; a lamp with the light of the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co, NewYork,
Attention is called to the law card of
Ball, Silnkins 81 Bali.
Mrs. Lucy Evans, Of Newberry, has
been visiting her fathers family.
, The County Medical Society met yes
terday. The proceedings were of an in
teresting character to the profession.
Mr.. o. M. Wells, the manager of the
ADVERTISER Office, has returned from
the Augusta Exposition.
Fifty Mems Suits, worth $3.50 going Mt
$500. Biggest value ever showni in Laurens
Get your size at Famous Clothing Store.
DAVIS, ROPER & co.
Mr.. w. Il. Crews, of the Mountain
City Echo of G~reenville, was in town
Sunday. Mr.. Crews is gettiug out a
bright paper every afternoon.
The clients inc friends Of Messrs.
Simpson 81 Barksdale will find those
gentlemen domiciled in the Offices over
the National Bank until receutly occu-
pied by l.. w. Simkins.
Rev. J. d. Pitts, Mr.. w. y. Harris
MIR. Il. IL. HudGens n Mr.. Baughm
were among last weeks visitors to the
Augusta Exposition.
Mr.. Robert Gernand, Of Columbia,
Asst Gen'l Ag't Of the mighty "Mutual
of New York;" was In the CITY last
week.
Our Grand Clearing Out Sale begins
tuesday, November, 10th. Don't fail to see
our Job Lots in Clothing, at prices which
will suit the times.
DAVIS. ROPER G. co.
The city of Laurens needs better fla.
cilities for putting out fire. More reser.
Voirs are needed n it would be a good
thing to give the colored people a first
class hand engine.
For nice fresh bread, go to the Laur-
ems Bakery kept by Mr.. G, ii. Rice. Mr..
Rice is a first class baker and his Gus
toners are always pleased. He deser-
yes a liberal patronage.
Col. Il. b. Crews visited the Augusta
Exposition last week. He was present
at the banquet given by the manufac-
turers and in response to calls made a
short speech which was we'll received.
- --Do-,t fo,.at
Clothing Store will do for you, as they are
now clearing out their entire Stock ut prices
to suit the times.
DAVIS, ROPER e. co.
Remember if your note natures next
Thursday, you will he bound to pay 1t
the day before. Thanksgiving day is a
National and State holiday and the
banks will close.
Mr.. Prentiss of Spencer 81 Prentiss,
proprietors of the Bendella, has arrived.
The Bendella, by the way, is coming
to be regarded by travelling men as one
of the best abiding places in the State.
Senator Irby will leave for Washing
ton next Monday. He will stop for a
day or two in Columbia. Capt. Shell
will probably leave about the same
time.
Mr.. Bewley carried his little daughter,
Miss Seppie. to Augusta last week and
had her eyes operated upon by Dr..
Hull. The operation bids fair to prove
successful, we are glad to say.
Many of h stores will close on
Thanksgiving day. Tho banks will
close. The cotton buyers will not buy.
Farmers, take heed. The ADVERTISER
Office will close.
Their was an election Of deacons by
the Presbyterian congregation Sunday.
Messrs. j. o. @. Fleming, j. j. Pluss,
j. w. Todd and III. Y. Simpson were
unanimously chosen.
Mr.. Pickens, Of Pendleton, represent
ing The Mutual Reserve Insurance Com
Dany. (lifel was in town last yyaol NJ