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THE RECORD OF LAURENs JtP'TO
IA 0AA 6IIxuhn DATEySEPR. 10. no s. az
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Mr.! 3. Dilafdl3 ac6bs left ID sew dags
% 2kago for Nashyihe SSTeIH., ,Sbithgr BE
@ @a q Twill enter colfegs.45C lfhton .da2ettcfov
: ND K !. Mr.. aud MrseSSsJ j! Simpson andsNfrs.
@Sd ssSsisNW. d.. Simpson are Visiting atsOld
i no % ooPoint Notwithstanding Herald
q Sa sf fsase 5ff 3Ss 9i$ II sl as splase SGan,
ss .oNJ. C.Milford and will move there this
: es5 fall.--Honea Path Chronicle t41o3 rel
49," Master Gibbon Traynham, son Of Jas.
MrGisH. Traynham, of Laurens, is visiting
ar 4 his friends, Masters Jones and Earle
US Sullivan, B%pncutlbe }Street.-Green-
..I,. ri 5,,cr
Z 8 SniaasiC Hpton6s Grst ne wbale, Of cotto came
~ q - IN Tuesday afternoon. 9 IT ewasugrown
20 nj BY Mr. w, M. Finney, Of lacks Town.
1T pjlttsbip, wassclassed middling and bought
$aftby DIV, a. Stands ht .S,icents. a.
"% a Epound;:TT-clintpp Gazette, Septa5thooh
"a % Miss sara Ball OF Laureens, is, t on a
ti'eH visit to herifriends, Misses MarN and
y p,,,odr Lillian Werner, 10 Miss Ball has, many
u "a 9 tsfriends in 2Walhalla who are always
) a; St'f' most Happy to see her. . KeoweeCo
90 RobertW shand, Esq, has resigned
"''' d" the, position of Supreme Court Re-
u.4 4porrtesri,and Senator iEGrd, a stout Re-
former of Lexington County, will re-.
}ceive the appointment at the hands of
Reformers, Pope and Gary, Associate
j.. Justices of the Court. 1t is a plum
GA4i iaieyjto thetGie. '5fj$9e0 and perquis-,
lJ~EatSSY: EaG1aAGa ""
nonut,, Cl.o,,re 1o... L.A l-.. A.
Bath offsFriday last and arrested q me-
gro named Irby, who is wanted in Lau-;
~~sfenss3orsshoating another fellQw.E The,
deputy Sheriff of Laurens came down.
on Monday and took Irby back.--Aiken
Journal and Review. ...tJFl tt'9
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The Laurens Brass Band MinstreIs
willraiye a performance at Waterloo
'''' '"'one&tfFfiday night, 18th inst The cele-
brated warblernIIBsen Baflew, will. assist
them,,and a pleasant time is inSstoresfors
ALL. Let all yatteffiloaosturnro to7see
the minstrele.y ~ IyoatI lo%a3 jiooiS,S
ouryonhg friend,9R: W;I,S4si9ppson,
bia TO accept q. position on the local
staff of the Register. Mr.. Simpsons
first newspaperwork was as Pendleton
correspondent toothe" Intelligencer.-
He is a brightly energetic young man,
and wields a luentapen. In his new
neld OF labor we wish him much sue
cess Anderson I~ntolligencer.
~sae Columbia N ewberry and Lau-
l3ns Railroad is to,be extended to Lau-i
rens Court House at once. This will
give Columbia and Charleston entrance
to Spartanburg and Greenville inde-'
pendent of to Southern Railway andin
competition with it. This road has
been built by Sol Childs and his
friends, of Columbia. We think Col.
Childs is the man to build or complete
the Blue Ridge, Railroad to Knoxville,
Tennessee.-Keowee Courier.
More than all else, a great cotton
"" mill IN this city't5ill build up e cotton
r'a, market for our county. twill add thou
sands to our population and make q
market for allcountry produce. Every
/. re- man who has u hundred dollars to
~, spare in the county ought to invest in
the MILL AZ . 5 H..
'w- The SpartanbuYg Herald, published
\, at Presid ent-LGCa5' old home, says that
ho-is thefight man in the right place.
=. ''"'"t5 First Bale.
o The, first bale, OF the .leecy was sold
80. ,.i. in the city on the 9th inst. by Mr.. r. V.
sr Garrett, of, Mt. Pleasant, at 0 cents,
% IS, - chasing middling. This was a gencr-
j. IS 1 Gus price and paid by the purchaser
s Mr.,T.hD. Lake. 1t was ginned and
- ~aal,~ L. 49, - -.- f-f a l.