The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-13
A Few Words In hort SylIabIess
of q Mostly Personal
Character.

Mr.. and Mrs. S.. j. Simpson, Of Spar
tanburg, were in townlast Wednesday.
Mrs. Lint Fleming has returned from
Il visit TO her mother at Due West.
Mr.. Willie Bowen, of Augusta, Wis
tied relatives here on Sunday.
Miss Rosa Hart, of Cokesbury, is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Richey.
Miss Minnie Babb has rome to Char
lesion to attend school.
Hampton Hunter, of Ora, left for
Clemson College on Monday.
Mir. e. NJ. North, Soliciting agent of
the Z. II. & w. G. r. II. was registered
at the Bendclla on Thursday.
Mr.. N. +. Walker, of Spartunburg,
paid Laurens u short visit a few days
ago.
Mr.. L. w. Boyd, Superintendent of
trains for the =. Il. 81 w. G. r.. Il.
came up to Laurens on Il visit to his
mother last week.
Mr.. b. II. Clark, of Anderson. has
opened a Merchants Tailoring cstab-
fishing owe" Davis, Roper s. Cos Cloth
ing Store.
Mrs. Nj. L Todd and Master sam
Todd left on Monday for Charleston
where the latter will enter school at
DR.. Porter's Academy.
DR.. j. Il. Simpson and family return
ed last week from Il delightful ~sojourn
OF several weeks in Jacksonville,
Florida.
a Meteor of wonderful size has re-
Gently been seen in South Carolina. Is
that dispcnsary brand SO very bad?-
Augusta Evening News.
1t is claimed that there is Il man in
Indiana who has not slept for seven
weeks. He would make u good dispcn-
sary spy.-Augusta Evening News.
Those interested will remember that
Court here next Monday at
ten \. NJ. 1t is probable hat tho Grim
inal business will consume the greater
part of the first week. The term lasts
two weeks.
Miss Betsy Sproucc, an aged lady liv-
ing near Laurcns died ON Friday night
last. She was well known to many OF
our townspcoplc and crdeath is much
regretted.
Mr.. J. II. Harris has returned from
Florida, after visiting the pleasant
winter resorts in the land Of flowers.
He has been prospecting with the view
Of Introducing his famous lithia water
into that Eldorado region.
Mr.. John Y. Darlington has gone to
Spartanburg to take charge Of the cdi-
torial columns of the Daily Herald du-
ring the temporary abscnce of its cdi-
tor, Mr.. j. G.. Darlington.
The Cosmopolitan for February in
PRODUCES Il famous European author to
its rcudcrS-Valdcs of Madrid. and the
artist Marold, OF Paris, we'll known us
Il French illustrator.
Fire in the warehouse of lInorcc
Cotton Factory destroyed or damaged
300 bales of cotton on Monday last.
The house had in store several thous-
and bales. Insurance will cover the
loss.
We clip the following from The Jack
sOnvillc Metropolis. which speaks for
itself:
-. u. Harris, Of the famous Harris
Lithia Springs. s.. c., is in the city in
the interest Of this noted water. MIR.
Harris has made arrangements with
the druggists of this city to handle the
water. We call the attention OF the
citiHcns OF Jacksonville to the analysis
of the water, which proves it to be SUI
pcrior to all other water known
Under the title OF "My American
Experiences the new President of
Switzerland. NJ. Emil Frey, contrib
utcs to the February number OF the
North American Review some inter-
cstinG "reminiscences Of his early life
in this country. including his expert
cnccs during the war and his suisse
quent diplomatic career in Washing
ton as first Minister from Switzerland
to the United States.