The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-09-17
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OF INTEREST-THE SCHOOL BELLS
RING COURT IN SESSION.

hAHNUl tOOttA IN DIoC1UAs
DR.. Il. NJ. Caine has returned from {
visit to Charleston.
Mrs. II. Terry left yesterday for At.
lanta, to visit the Exposition.
Mrs. Arrah Sullivan visited friends
in Cross Hill last week.
Attorney s. NJ. Pilgrim, OF Wood
run, is in attendance on the court.
Miss Grace Moore, of Columbia, is
visiting Miss Name Ferguson.
Miss Lizzie Hunter is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Il I'll Nelson.
Mrs. Eoise Shell and children have
returned from q visit to Clinton.
Mrs. Godfrey and daughter, or Marian,
are at Mrs. Corrie Rivers.
Miss Mary Miller returned to Lau-
rens on Saturday to enter upon her du-
Ties In the Graded School.
Mr.. w. Il Lucas returned from q
business trip to Charleston on Satur-
day.
The death of Mrs r.. II. McCravy at
Clinton on the seventh is much re.
GREETED by many friends in Laurens.
Mr.. j.. G. Brown and family are at
home after summering at Harris
Lithia Springs.
Rev. Samuel G.. Byrd, OF New Or
leans has returned homo after o visit
10 MS mother, Mrs. j. Downs Byrd.
Mrs. Jane Todd, of Due West, is VS.
ting her daughter, Mrs. j. o. @. Flem-
ing.
Saturday a. q lively day all around.
Everything appeared to be on the
move.
Mr.. II. f. Fleming, Jr., of Green
wood, is visiting the family of Mr.. w.
w. Jones.
State Constable a. V. Eichelberger
Is at home recruiting his health and
visiting his family.
"A bales of the new crop were sold
on Saturday. The maximum figure is
$7.65 per hundred.
Misses Lizzie Glenn, ofaNewberry,
n jamie Vance, Of Clinton, left town
to- day after q brief visit to Miss Lydie
Irby.
Mrs, A. S. Easterby, OF this city, is
lying very ill at this writing. Numer-
Gus friends are interested in and hop
ing for her recovery.
Mrs. T. L. Jones has returned to hnr
home in Cuthbert, Georgia, accom-
panied by Misses Ktttio and Emma
Jones who will cnter school there.
When you go to the Atlanta Exposi-
tion and want q neat, comfortable, we'll
located hotel remember the Victoria.
See advertisement in this issue.
Samuel MCGOWAN, Jr. OF South
Carolina, has been promoted TO past
assistant paymastcr in the United
States Navy.
Master William Pierce Caine and his
sister, Tallulah, have returned from a
pleasant sojourn at Greenville where
they visited relatives,
The attention of the farmers is called
to the card of our wcll-known cotton
welgher, Mr.. j. H. Garrison, in an
other column.
lou want 10 go TO Atlanta ana to be
pleasantly situated while there TO
the Victoria and you will be perfectly
satisfied. Sec advertisement in this pa
per.
.Werecord pleasant visit from an old
friend, Mr.. A. NJ. Robertson, now OF
anderson, who visited relatives in the
city. lie carries his youth and good
looks like another Caleb.
The Presbyterian Synod of South
Carolina, which will hold its next scs.
sion In Rock Hill, will meet on the
$ q The Synod will be composed OF
ABOUT l75 ministers and delegates.
The fragrance Of the scuppcrnong
fills the n Apples and pears
are abundant. The yam is also TO be
met of good promise. Chickens are
growing scarce.
With good prices for cotton in sight
and prosperous times ahead OF us now
is the time for our live merchants to
advertise their select and large stocks
Of goods.
We will endeavor to advise our read
ers as the convention proceeds of those
things Of the greatest interest. The
suffrage question, the educational
question, judicial and court matters and
county government matters are the
live issues.
On our table lies q hank of the to-
bacco being cured On the farm of Mr..
II. G. Davis. 1t is very beautiful. We
arc very much in earnest in calling to
IL farmers attention this industry,
so largely adding to the prosperity of
the eastern section OF our State.
Observe notices for new counties and
put on your studying caps Court
Houses, Jails, and county officers cost
something. Write to delegates, Irby,
Wharton, Smith and Henry and give
your views.
Reed River Baptist Association was
conveLed with Rabun Church on the
10th instant. the deliberations lasting
ten days. The body was moderated by
DR.. j. a. Barksdale of the Baptist
Church of this city. The attendance
was large, the meeting interesting,
and the hospitality Of the neighbor.
hood delightful.
The County Teachers Association
held its monthly meeting in the court
house on Saturday last. The attend
ancp was good though H. nirb4 hove