The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-01-23
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interesting Notes from variou
J tccs.
Marion M fIatson, OF Sou.
llnas has been appointed co
customs gust: Tor ths distrscs of -
Lady Abbott, Of Montreal. Ga
by herson and the n
Appotp arrived at tho Hobkirls
camden, last week, Lady Abbo
the widow OF the late Sic John Abbo
e8-premier of Canada. FStS
The Charleston Bagginp Mah
iacturingi Company are having tb
repairs to their. weaving mill pusha
lorwara as rapidly,as possible and e; Y
pecS 70 start up their mills by the fiE
news for the three hundred emninvna
who have been out OF, work for Ike nos
two months. IS, p''
! & ! he annualmeeting of the Farm,
year, at Topeka, Kansas. and
begin its session on the 9Th NJ 4
I sgpary.$ Each State is entitled to
gelegate. The representative
ssSonth Carolina is j. w. Bowder
editor OF the Cotton Plant, VIII
elected at the meeting of the
Alliance in Walhalla.
and IWora Sto. on on the Winthrop N
Hill Is progreaSo
foundation, whichSSS
at Rock Hill, is ven q
Work is soon to Y y.
dormitory, for whi&'
at its recent session al
oOO.., The building wifi
and opened by Septembel
The first movement
direct trade with Europ
West through Charleston
last week. A consignmel
sacks of flour has been book,
Liberty mills, of Nashville,
Charleston. The steamsh
Shire Is now loading here I,
pool. This shipment is thou,
the pioneer of movement "
lead to the establishment
Eade.
An eighty horsdp <,r ,ol..
at the large lumberAnils of LUZ
itelisnyder,. at SumSer, exploded
week, demolishing every buildin
close proximity to it and hurting br
and pieces Of the boiler dista
OF four hundred yards, A defec
boiler Is supposed to have caused
explosion. Three persons were h,
and only one of them very serious
when there was in the mill ward a,
In the buildings force of about Oh
hundred men.
Mr. 9. IL. Hesse, one of Walhalla
oldest German citizens, was burie,
last week in the Lutheran cemetery
beside his wife, who predeceased hin
only seven months they were bo,
in Germany, came to Charleston SOY
alter their marriage and from there
Walhalla in 1852. They were ar.
the pioneer settlers t'WalhaIla.
Hesse was fine mason and did
in his time for the upbuilding
town. He leaves five, children, fo
,Whom. three sons and one daug
reside in Charleston.
Governor Tillman left Columl
Saturday on combined business
pleasure trip. He will first go tc
giniai to visit his daughter, who
,tnpiRat the H&lliussInstitptes II
them go on, to Washington. Tb
5ect OF his visit to the NationalC.
Is to push the direct C ~ -.
State regarding which Re receive,
letter a few days ago from, Sccretaiy
OF the Treasury Carlisle, sanG to do
what he can to hasten legislation
against the 'Teceiverships of railroads
under Federal judges.
> The State Board of Health met
last week at Charleston, DR.. James
Evans, of Florence, presiding. The
following officers were elected Chair
man, DR.. John r. Rratton.i of York
VILE vlce-chairman, DR.. r. G. Simons,
Charleston; secretary, DR.. Fl. H. Fra
ser, Charleston. The new law passed
at the last session of the Legislature
was discussed, and the municipal all
thorities were notified that they must
complete the organization of the local
boards of health and report to the
State board by July lst.