The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-11

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ces himself for Congress to oppose Lat
inner in the Sd district.
Mrs. o. +. Simpson and her interest.
ing daughters, Misses Azile and Belle,ol
Atlanta, are spending some time with
relatives in the city.
That genial and whole souled out
%and-outer, Col. G.. f. Mosolyy, full OF
Laurens grit ingrained, and now Of
Gr~eenville, was in the city last week.
Rev. A. G.. Wardlaw and family have
returned after q pleasant vacation in
Virginia and Northern points of inter
est.
Laurens had her first bale of the pres
ent crop of the fieecy staple on We'd
nesday last. 1t vas brought'to market
by Mr.. d. NJ. Stribling, graded strict
low middling and sold to j. f. Bolt.
All eyes are turned to the Asheland,
KY, District where the primaries set
tie the candidacy of Willie Breckip-
ridge for denomination on Saturday
next.
Rev. w. l. Herbert and Col. j. n.
Wharton represented Laurens County
in the State Sunday School Convention
at Union during last week. Mr.. Her.
bert was made n of the Secretaries.
The friends Of Prof. II. l.. Scaife,
late Superintendent of III Graded
Schools, will be glad to learn of his cleo
tion to the chair of mathematics in a
college at Louisville, Ky.
A lady living in q Northern State
has a bible taken from the wagon train
of Gen. Ewell's corps in 1865, and would
Davis, Palmetto Sharp Shooters, Brat
toms Brigade, Fields Div, Long
streets Corps, Army N. V.
Rev. H. r.. Moseley, q prominent
young minister of Greenville, and son
of our former fellow-citizen, Col. G. r.
Mosely, preached an eloquent sermon
in the Baptist Church on Sunday morn
ing to q packed audience. a bril-
liant and useful future awaits Mr..
Mosely.
We have received Bulletin No. IS,
ments with cotton, issued by S. G.
Agricultural Experiment Station,
Clemson College. 1t will prove valu.
able to our farmers and by addressing
j. p. Smith, Clemson College, S. c.,
they will receive it free.
There is nothing like having every
thing run smoothly in this world. Mr..
Geo. H.. Boyd in q most thoughtful
spirit presents THE ADVERTISER with
an elegant bread knife out Of the firms
fine cutlery among the choice things
in their splendid hardware store.
Rev. DR.. S. b. Jones, of the Metho-
dist Conference, died in Spartanbure
on Saturday morning last. He was
had been one of devotion to duty. He
was universally beloved as one who
loved his State and his fellow man.
Gentlemen in the city say they viii
see the game laws enforced this season
1t will not be lawful to shoot quail un
til the 1st of November. The penalty
is $40 a bird. They can be killed nov
by O brush. Again We will not have
plenty of game unless the law is en-
forced. The law should be enforced.
A movement is on foot for q new
county composed of parts of Anderson
Abbeville and Laurens, with Cour
House and environments about the littl,
city of Honea Path. Laurens vii
hang on to every inch of her territory
Do you understand? We will hang to
gether as the salt of the earth, even |
we do quarrel q little over brothe,
Tillman and brother John Gary Evans
Brother G. e. Moore, of the Hone,
Path Chronicle, paid the ADVERTISER
a pleasant visit. He is giving his peo
pie in Anderson and Laurens, boil
sides Of the river, a bright and news
pected from an old Laurens boy.
Prof. j. b. Watkins, Superintendent
elect of our Graded Schools, has move'
with his family to the city. He vii
occupy the residence Of Mrs. Boyd
near the campus of the Academy. HI
will have several pupils with him iron
abroad. The schools resume on tn
18th instant.
We with pleasure call attention t
the eighth annual Display of the Faii
view Stock Agricultural, and Mechani
cal Association, to be held on tn
grounds near Fairview Church, Greer
Vile County, on the 2lst Of this month
The show embraces Horses, Cattle
Hogs, Oneep dTl 1OdJS, OulIry III
Agricultural Departments. The exhi
bition 10 In the livest part Of Sout
Carolina, among an advanced peopl
and the occasion will be exceeding]
profitable aud interesting. For pre-
CRANE or information address w. 4
Britt, Secretary, Fairview, Greenvill
County, S. G.
The forced economy of the last tw
years, we trust, will no longer have
foundation to stand on. Everythin
now looks promising and we can a
have something to wear, especial
the fair ladies.
Messrs. o. b. Simmons, w. A. Jan
ieson, j. o. G. Fleming, Mr.. Roper, {
Davis, Roper & Co. have oil been 9
/, are now at the great bazars Of fashion
and their choice and beautiful sele,
tions OF mons wear and "everythin
that "a lady a put from the crown
, her head to the sole OF her foot" no
, grace their shelves and counter
, Handsome and obliging clerks wi
hand down their goods in the mo,
graceful way and give you twice tn
} value OF your money.
They report goods cheaper than eve
known and they accordingly brin
home everything useful or beautiful,