The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-08-01

country for several days last week.
Mrs. MCDANIEL, of Augusta, Is visiting
Mrs. Nelson, her mother.
Mr.. Ed. Sitgreaves, Of Tennessee, is in
the city, visiting old friends.
Mrs. Brown and children, of Cotters-
vile, Ia visiting Mrs. NJ. Nelson.
Miss Annie Hartzog, of Greenwood, is
visiting Miss Fay Hudgens.
Bales of cotton are seen on the streets
every day or Two. You can never down
King Cotton.
+. p. McGowan visited Cross Hill, his
native stamping ground, and Ninety
Six during last week.
Miss Clifford and Miss Harris, of I'm
ION, are visiting Miss Josie .Minter in
the city.
Misses Lizzie and Lawrence Glenn. Of
Newberry, and Miss jamie Vance, of
Clinton, are visiting friends in town.
A very pleasant little dance was given
ohih w AZ yOuuB p6Oplo
of Laurens by Miss Lucille Wright.
Miss Sallie Jones has returned to her
nome In Abbeville alter spending some
time with relatives in town.
Miss Young, who has been on a visit
to her aunt, Mrs. j. O. G. Fleming, has
returned to her home at Due West.
Miss Adele Hayne has returned to
Greenville, having made herself q charm
ing visitor in Laurehs.
Miss Julia MCGEE returning to her home
at Greenwood has left a CUT in Lau-
rens Society.
Miss Seppie Bewley has L eturnod from
a visit to friends In A~ndersonaud Green
Vile.
Young Master Darlington has return
ed to his home, at Allendale, after a
months %sojourn in the city,
Mrs. J.. NJ. Hutchison and Miss Nettie
Gibson, Of Walhalla, are spending some
time with Conductor Walter Gibson, IN
this city.
Young Mr.. v. NJ. Templeton on Sab
bath last preached an interesting SER
mon at the Presbyterian church from
Elk. 25, VS..
We regret to note the death of tho
Hon. +. A. Connor this home at Cokes-
bury, whose serious illness we mention
ed in our last issue.
The third nine, i%nvinclbles Of Laurens,
went to Mountyille on Tuesday last and
flied Mountville laddies.
Miss Hattie Frlerson gave a charming
little tea On Thursday evening in honor
Of her friend Miss Knott, of Spartan
burg.
Mr.. w. s. Killingsworth Is welcome
home from a long business tour beyond
the Rockies. The ADVERTISER is in
debted to him for thoughtful courtes,es
during his visit to the Ultima Thule.
Mr.. John d. Sullivan had a severe fall
from his barn, in this county, during last
week. Serious apprehension has been
haG as to his injuries, but we hope to
hear OF his speedy recovery.
Miss Emmie Webb gave a delightful
dance on last Friday evening compli-
mentary to her visiting friends, Misses
Aurelia and Eliza Reed of Augusta and
Miss Maggie Walker of Charleston.
Col. r. G. Watts, one OF the editors and
prOprietors of the L~aurensYille Herald,
has sold his interest In that paper to Col.
Il. b. Crews who becomes the sole owner
Of the paper. Col. Watts retires also as
editor.
The death Of Mrs. John G.. Oeland at
~Spartanburg on the 25th inst, is greatly
lamented here where she WAS we'll
known as a most lovable young woman.
She was the daughter of the late Capt.
David Anderson. and a sister Of Mrs. @.
b. Anderson, Of this city.
Capt. Clark Of Augusta made a pleasant
visit on Wednesday last presenting the
features Of the great Exposition which
is to open in that city on Oct. II and con.
tinue until Nov. IL. tits to be a splendid
affair, Georgia, South Carolina, and Other
Southern States holding a large interest
In It's success. Splendid Inducements are
offered exhibitors: muniicent offers tt
counties to make county exhibits, aud
Laurens as the leading and banner coun,
ty OF the Piedmont, ought to be there In
all her glory aud win the first prize.
Let the right man take hold and urge
the matter and he Will win. Tho faiI
city of Augusta could not bayo sent on
a more knightly representative than thu
chivalric Clark.
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preserving Apples, Peaches, Pears
Piums, Cherries and fruit OF every kind
Also, Vegetables such as Corn, Beans
Tomatoes, Peas, oh. Perfectiul harm
. less, and guaranteed q genuine preserva
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One package will be sufficient to cove
about 0 gallons of Fruit, Etc. Prlco 2
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