The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-09-24
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WHAT'S DOING ON HER STREETS.
Left for Collegc-Lawyers Still I'm
Court and Laurens
Connected.

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Saturdays ration crowd was smaller
than usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. White, of Greenville,
are at Mr.. j. A. Copeland's.
Mrs. L.. s.. Frierson and son, Manton,
have returned from o visit to Williams.
burg.
The columns of the ADVERTISER will
indicate the bargain counters, when
you come to the city for fall purchases.
The roof is now going on DIR. Mar
tins new mi elegant Hotel, the Ben
della.
Senator Irby came up on Friday eve
ming from the convention for rest and
returned to his duties on yesterday.
The torrid wave Of last week has
hardly been exampled during the sum
mer.
Observe with care the card of Super
visor Adair anent the streams and
cleaning them.
Misses Eloise Wright, Lille Miller
and Fannie Roland return to Converse
College this week.
Mr.. Perrin Minter leaves this week
for Columbia, where he will enter the
South Carolina College.
Miss Kittie Tenant, of Columbia, is
in town at the residence of her broth
er-in-law, Mr.. Will Powers.
Mrs. Evans and children of Ronoke,
Virginia, arrived on Wednesday, to
visit Mr.. l.. G.. Bale and family.
Miss Claudia Irby has returned from
a visit of some length to relatives in
Clinton.
Young men leaving for the South
Carolina College this week are John
Ferguson and Albert league.
Now is the best time to help out the
printer who has all summer borne with
patience the heat and burden of the
day.
When we last went to press Mrs. A..
5. Easterby was exceedingly i'll. Her
friends will doubtless be glad to learn
that she is now greatly improved
Mr.. S. S. Mauldin, representing the
Greenville News was in the city on
yesterday looking after the interest of
his wide awake paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Mason, of Oconee
county are boarding at Mrs. Thames
for the winter. Mr.. Mason is here to
buy cotton.
Miss Lutte G. Jones left yesterday
for Atlanta, where after spending a
few days she will go Nashville to enter
the Peabody Institute.
Mrs. Fannie Baxter returned on Sat
urGay to Newberry after spending q
fortnight with her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Barksdale.
A considerate subscriber sold a little
cotton on Friday and after going to
the bank, visited the ADvERTIsER.-
ga friend in need is q friend indeed"
Miss Dora Franks, of Marine, spent
the night with Mr.. j. A. Franks last
week on her way home from Green
wood and Clinton where she has been
visiting for the last five weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Adams, of Amcricus, Ca,
who has been called to the passionate of
the Presbyterian church here is to
preach in the Presbyterian Church
this evening.
Col. and. Mrs. H. Y. Simpson and
Miss Lutte Wright 60 to S%partanburg
tomorrow to attend the wedding of
Miss Mabel Fleming and Mr.. Jack
Simpson.
Maddens has been the first outlying
town to make a telephone connection
with Laurens. The line runs to Mr..
Machen's store and was ready for use
last Thursday. Hurrah for Maddens.
Married at the residence of the bride,
September the 18th by the Rev. j.. A.
Martin, Mr.. j. B. Cosby, of Stella,
Tenn, to Miss Ella Pullman, of Lau-
rens.
Mrs. Jos. H. Sullivan, Misses Sadie
and Helen Sullivan, Of Laurens, are
visiting their relative, Mrs. w. M.
wheeler, In McBee avenue Green
Vile News.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Marie MoCaslan and Mr.. William
b. Owens, Of Clinton, on October the
I'd. Both Of the contracting parties are
well known and have many friends in
Laurens.
Don't forget to call on the ADvER-
TISER and rejoice it's heart. 1t has
been a fat year and cotton goes at q
fair price compared to the days when
the ADVERTISER waited.
w. w. Ball, Esq, Of the Charleston
Post, came up on Saturday for q few
days on q visit to his fathers family. He
has just pulled through the 'broken
bone" fever a%nd.needs recreation among
our hills.
The convention has now been in scs-
sion fourteen days. The work cannot be
done in less than fou1 teen more. The
thing will probably cost the State $780,
900 instead of $50, 900 as contemplated.
Now, however as we are Sin it," the
business ought not to be slovenly done.
Laurens as q cotton market has nc
superior In the State. The surround
ing mills may be able to pay q fraction
higher, but the difference won't paw
for hauling a distance of five miles,
Our buyers are prepared to pay the
very top-most figure.
A good friend D. M. Saunders lives
at home, n by the advice Of the AID,
vERTIsER diversifies his crops. He
brings us a basket of beautiful turnips.
We are all right as we have the pig by
the same advice-don't you see?
A friend kindly furnishes us q list O
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