The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-04-16

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evening did not show UP.
Gala Grant, colored, has been sem tC
Jail, falling to give bail, charged with
retailing in Waterloo township.
Rev. j. G. Oehler, of Aiken, S. c.,
will fill the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church, this city, next Sunday 2linst.
Mr.. Alex McCarley returned on Fri.
day from the Medical College at Rich
mond where he has been u student for
the past winter.
Good Friday was of course a holiday,
which a party of the young folks of the
graded schools took advantage Of to
have q picnic at Barksdale's Spring.
Miss Kate Latimer, one of Honea
Paths charming bellies is visiting her
sister, Miss Eta Latimer, at Mr.. j. b.
Watkins.
Col. j. d. M. Shaw, was quite unwell
during last week, but we are glad to
note that he is improving and will soon
be himself again.
The Grand Lodges Knight of Honor
meet in Columbia on tomorrow. Mr..
L. G. Bale represents the Laurens
Lodge.
DR.. w. p. Jacobs arrived at Clinton
on Friday after having crossed the
seas and seen the Holy Land, Rome and
other famous cities of the old world.
Mr.. Withers, of Summerville, was
in town last week mapping out and
stalking off the grounds around the
handsome residence of Mr.. ]. A. Barks-
dale, Jr., on Main Street.
We have to thank our thoughtful
lady friend, Mrs. Visanski, for a sup
ply of passover bread. upon the recur-
of this sacred festival of her
church.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist Church met socially at the resi-
dence of Mr.. L.. G. Bale on Friday
evening, the occasion being q most
pleasant one to all present.
The Rev. D. M. Fulton, to whom a
call to the passionate of the Presbyter-
ian Church at Darlington was extended
some time since, has accepted the call.
Columbia Evening News.
w. H. Harris Nickel Plate Snow
wac LII UoWh Ol " Cuucoudy ldSU. EOI
the price it was generally voted a CAPT
tai show, coming fully up to the ex-
%pectations of everyone.
can Old Mans Kranky Kaleido-
scope" Major Bacon's famous lecture
to be heard at the Opera House on
next Tuesday evening by grown people
for % cents; little people Is cents. Re-
served seats 35 cents.
The Secretary Of State has issued g
commission to the Laurens Telephone
Company. The Capital stock being
81, 900. 90. E. H. Wilkes, j. N. Wright
and w. r. Richey, are the corporatOrs.
What has become of our wide awake
correspondents that they do not keep
us advised of interesting events by
flood and field in their localities. Give
us the Jews, friends.
The Knights of Honor have paid
Mrs. A. G.. Hart $4,000, policy on the
life of her deceased husband. The
payment was promptly made by this old
and reliable order.
DR.. j. p. Simpson visited friends at
Glenn Springs during last week. He
reports improvements of the Hotel
property at this famous Southern
health and pleasure resort on a grand
scale.
Mr.. V. w. Brooker, of Columbia.
representing the State Sinking Fund
Commissioner, was in the city on Fri
day last. A part of his duty is to find
lost lands, lands which have straycd
from the tax books.
Mr.. A. L. Lumpkin, representing
Dunford's Elastic Paint is in the city
and prepared to paint your roofs. His
advertisements and recommendations
will fully appear in next issue. Con-
suit him at once.
Sunday afternoon was blustery and
blather-skitish, after the manner of the
mouthy political m~ountebanks and
blowing cold from the north at sunset.
Yesterday morning frost was consider
able, but it is thought that the fruit
crop Is still not seriously damaged.
leased for the two ensuing years TO
Messrs John B. Brooks and Clarence
Gray. These young gentlemen have
judgment and taste and will supply the
city with healthy first-class amuse-
ments.
The Monument that was dedicated
to the momery of Mrs. Henrietta Earle
Irby, her daughter, Mrs. Eliza Irby
Harrington, Of Marlboro, Capt. Lyllian
Earle Irby, and Pierce Irby Harring-
ton, vas furnished and put up by J.. G.
Smith, Proprietor Of The Clinton Mar
BILE Works.
Mr.. Earle Alexander and Miss Ellen
Bolt were married by Rev. j. ID. Pitts
at his residence Sunday afternoon.
The parents of the young bride @ daugh.
ter of James Bolt, OF this county.
had objected, her extreme youth Ii
is supposed, being the objection of her
parents to the marriage. Mr.. Alexap.
der taught in the Shiloh neighborhood
near Miss Bolts home, she being one
Of his pupils.
Easter Egg hunts were the diver.
sions for the children on Friday and
Saturday afternoons. The Presby.
terians gave one on the grounds OF Mr.
c. ID. Barkdale's residence Friday az.
ternoon followed by one under the aus
pices of the Methodists around Mr.. N
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