The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-01-23
A Few Words In Short SyIlabIes
of u Mostly Personal
Character.
,pera House-glass blowers.

Dr.. ~. Nj. came mas joined the ufum-
mers and is out on the road.
We have the best fire department in
the up country.
There is room in this city for some
stores to open.
Mrs. Rebecca Burgess is at Col. j.
w. Ferguson's.
w. w. Simpson. q leading citizen of
Woodruff, was in the city Friday.
Small houses to rent. Apply to w.
w. Ball.
Mr.. j. p. Maxwell, Of Greenville, was
in the city last week.
We ought to have five thousand peo-
pie by the beginning of 1896.
Why can't the trains bring the mails
to Lannon'S on Sundays?
Keep your feet out of the mud and
tend to your business.
Mrs. Frierson and Miss Mia have re-
turned from an extended visit to Nash
vile and Cincinnati.
Let every business man in the city
determine to help in tho work of build
ing up Laurens this year.
Ticket No. - gets the Sewing Ma
Terry 81 Co.
Mr.. w. =. Conyers, of the Green
Vile bar, was in town last week on
professional business.
Visitors to Laurens speak in terms
OF unmeasured praise of Simmons
Bros new store.
See change in Auditors notice as to
Milton. The time set for Friday, Feb.
I'd, 1894.
Three thousand people who live here
we're delighted to sec Vance Sherard
on II streets last week.
Miss Lucia MCGOWAN and Miss So
phia Haskell, of Abbeville, are visit
ing Mrs. A. G.. Wardlaw.
Remembcr, time for paying taxes
expires with this month and this is the
23d.
The Messrs. Bramlett have bought
Capt. d. p. Goggans' store, East Side.
and are at the old stand.
Mrs. j. d. Adams and little daugh-
ter of Greenville, are visiting friends
in the city.
Our cotton mill serial will be discon-
tinucd for Il few issues until the plot
begins to thickcn again.
Attention is called to the card Of Mr..
a. G. billiard requesting payments of
accounts in order to enable him to re-
sumo his business.
Rev. d. b. Clayton is expected to
preach in the school house at Mount
Vile on Sunday, the 18th lust. at II
o'clock A. NJ.
G. II. Boyd & Co., the we'll known
hardware men, have moved to the
store in the Bendella vacated by the
Wilkes China Palace.
Col. Benz. d. Cunningham will open
a law Office in Laurens in a few days.
Col. Cunningham is known in Laurcns
as a lawyer OF ability.
Seven young gentlemen stood the
examination for admission to Clemson
College last Thursday. The result
has not been announced.
Col. j. n. Wright of the S. A. l.. is
of the most active railroad mon
cver seen in these parts. Hos Il
rusher.
Mr.. Osborne Of Ninety Six accom-
panied by Mr.. Sparkman of Green
wood was in town on the 18th. to install
the officers of Laurens Lodge, No. 43,
X. of Il.
Miss Pearl Sibley, of Augusta, paid
II visit to Miss Mary Garrett last week.
She returned to Augusta Thursday
accompanied by Miss Garrett who will
spend some time with her.
The losses ON Mr.. a. G. billiards.
stock of goods were adjusted on last
Thursday. Mr.. billiard received $479
for injuries to goods and $23 for inju-
ricS to show cases and fixtures.
When You come to town Salesday,
step into THE ADVERTISER Office if
possible and pay up arrears and sub
scribe if you don't already take the
paper.
Merchants should o send Job work
to other towns, Bring it in to THE
ADVERTISER Office or else give it to
some other home printer.
This is at present the most prosper
Gus town in the up country and natur-
ally so because it has advantages
than any other within a radius of fifty
miles.
Ludy X. league died at Hollywood,
Clark county, Ark, on January 18th,
1894. He left this county on Decem-
Der 18th, 1893. He had been in very
bad health over Il year before going to
Arkansas. His death vas not unex-
pcctcd.
When IL new store is opened, how
a all the people of the county be told
of it except through the county ncws-
paper? How a any merchant expect
to sell his goods if he hides them from
the newspapers?
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Aud died at his home a
few miles from the city last Wedncs-
day at the age Of 63. Mr.. Aud was q
worthy man and citizen who lived with
ont reproach. He was widely known
in the county and his death will be
generally regretted.
Clerk Bale of the Council desires
THE ADVERTISER to communicate the
| glad tidings to all mankind that there
| is no ordinance in this town apin' the