The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-05-26

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LAURENs, 8. o., May 2sth, 1891.
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A delightful shower fell sunday night.
Congressman Shell is convalescent.
For groceries; Hollands.
Every day'n be picnics, by and by.
Senate Irby went to Columbia last
Thursday.
Mr.. C.. q. Featherstone went TO Groom
VILE on business last week.
Electric lights and water works are
greatly needed.
DIR. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. caine haye gone on
visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. Allen Jones, Of Columbia, was in
the city last week.
DR.. Jno. A. Barksdale and Mr.. Doug
lass Barksdale are absent in New York.
Inc RirIS cOnhuleucSuleuI ID tn6 boys
enhancement.
A Laurens cow gave birth to twin
calves last week.
Old newspapers for sale; apply at this
office.
Mrs. Blythe of Greenville is visiting
Mrs. Mary T. Todd.
TI,a ofo,,1 nf ooftn,, 10 rannrfoI hoI
everywhere.
Col, Gary Watts spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city.
Col. Jas. H. Traynham and family are
visiting relatives at Princeton.
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A colored woman, wife of Bluford Nc
Morris, died suddenly here yesterday.
The blackberry crop will be immense.
1t knows III such word as fail.
Why shouldn't Laurens nave a can-
ming factoryP Certainly not because she
can't7
The knights of Pythias meet weekly
on Monday nights. The lodge is grow
ing.
Mr.. J. D.. Watts and Mr.. w. A.. Hol-
&ahu paw TAoAo w EhuBooS" &"Se
week.
Rev. d. A. Todd and DIR. William
Dorroh are attending the Presbyterian
Genera Assembly at Birmingham.
Mrs. w. S. Rogers has returned from a
visit to relatives in Lexington and else
where.
MIR. Kirk Taylor is rebuilding his
house in Brooklyn, which was burned
last summer.
Editor Wallace, of the Newberry OBJ
server came up with the Newberry Dra-
matte Club.
Will some kind friend provide The
ADVERTISER with a history of the decad-
once OF base ball in Laurens2
The finest combination under Heaven:
crystallized vlolets and sweet girl grad
yates.
Mrs. Caroline Mower, a wealthy and
prominent lady of Newberry, died sud-
denly at a picnic Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. w. ID. Fowler and child of
S~impsonville are visiting the family Of
Mr.. w. H. Fowler in Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Johnson and little
daughter left Yesterday for their home
in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Mr.. w. G. p. Robertson left Saturday
to make his home in Bristol Tenn. Sue
cess attend him!
Miss Mamie Clardy and Miss Sue
Henderson, of Mt. Gallagher, are visit
ing relatives in the city.
Miss Lucille Wilson, of Newberry, Is
visiting Miss Rosalie Burton on Col
lege Avenue.
The Main Street bridge over Little
river has been taken down. An iron
structure to replace ieis meditated.
Mr.. Herbert Rountree, formerly man.
ager of the Cash Company is now trav-
cling for a Savannah house.
There will he preaching at Little
River Church on the first Sabbath in
June at IL NJ, by A. Mr.. Darby Fulton
Of Clinton.
The Laurens Guards nave elected
Mayor Dial and Mr.. J. d. Watts honor
airy privates. The Guards consider
these gentlemen Ghosts in themselves"
Mr.. Hugh Wilson. Of Abbeville. editor
on the Press and Banner, was in Lau-
Shs Wednesday,. Mr.. Wilson edits a
splendid paper.
LOST-At or near Prospect Church on
Saturday the 23rd inst pocket book con-
tanning $1,000 or $500 the finder will be
rewarded by leaving at this office.
Mr.. E.. T. Blakely, now a salesman at
Fleming 81 Co.'S, leaves next week to
take up his residence in Archer, Fla.
He is a popular young gentleman whose
absence viii be generally regretted.
Messrs. Geo. McCravy, Jack Brown,
Fred and Frank Little and several
others went fishing at Wares Shoals
last week. They caught plenty Of fish
and enjoyed themselves immensely.
Considerable improvements have re-
naatIx boar. mazda tD ~ Da,,lta p.xftcf