The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-12

$500 DohJ htShoo hSiO vi
Saturday.
Nobody has won the wheel yet. II
you send in only five subscribers you
might win it. Who knows.
You amt going to let this great op-
portunity slip are you? Read the BIZ
cycle offer again before you decide.
Miss Emmie Brooks, of Edgefeld,
has been for the past fortnight the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Brown.
Mrs. j. @. Mills of Rutherfordton, N.
2, is on o visit to her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. II. Poole.
Miss Lydie Irby left on yesterday for
Atlanta, New Orleans and other cities
of Louisiana.
Miss Fannie Roland was at home from
Converse last week for the marriage
of her sister.
Miss Belle and Mr.. Niles Craig were
in town to see ga Breezy Time" on
Saturday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, Of Cross Hill,
Is visiting the family of Mr.. j. G..
Brown.
Miss Lucille Wright has returned
home from O visit to Gainesville and
Atlanta, Georgia.
Columbia gave the Constitutional
Convention delegates a banquet last
evening.
Mr.. j.. j Pluss, Esq, Cashier Of The
Bank Of Laurens, visited Greenville
city during last week.
Observe card of VIM j. Craig, Cen
eral Passenger Agent, as to reduced
rates to Greenville.
Every boy who wants to ride a wheel
should enter the contest for The AID
VERTISER'S wheel.
The historical service for Dials
Methodist church will occur on Decem-
Der let, the first Sunday of the month.
The hotel is rapidly nearing compile
ton. The iron front gives it q beauti-
full finish, and tends to make it an I'M
usually handsome building.
Rev. John o. Wilson, Editor of the
Southern Christian Advocate, will
preach in the Methodist church next
Sunday, (17th), morning and night.
Nothing is quite SO delightful, so
healthful, so up to date, as bicycle rid
ing. Seize the opportunity to obtain
N offered by the ADVERTISER.
The crowd was large on Saturday in
the city. In the morning hours there
was considerable cotton; trade was
lively. An all around good day
Watch the columns of THE ADvERTI-
SER to locate bargain counters.
Wide awake and %observant persons
will have noticed how that sprightly
little town, Mountville, is growing into
consequence. DR.. e. M. Game offers
beautiful lots for residences, business
sites and agricultural lands for sale on
the most liberal terms.
"The Pastors Aid Society" of the
Presbyterian church will give a recep-
tion to it's Pastor and family, Friday
evening, November 18th from seven to
teni in the lecture room. All Presby-
terians and n%on-church members who
are accustomed to worship with us are
cordially invited to be present.
A gentlemen of this county shows us
five bills Of the "Bank of the Uuited
States" dated from 1917 to 1882, of the
denominations Of 5000 Also one of
the same bank Of $500. Lovers of
souvenirs and curios apply at this Of
fice-one of the bills Is signed, T..
Cheves, President.
The Laurens Railway will run a spe-
cial train Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week, to connect
with special Fair train at Newberry.
Trains will leave Laurens at $40 A. M.
and return at 9.45 P. M. For further
information, apply to w. F. Young,
Agent.
And now the Fountain Inn people of
G~reenville want o new county from
Greenville and Laurens territory and q
meeting is called for the 10th inst. in
that town to consider the matter. We
are not prepared to part with any part
or parts Of Young's or Dial's township
and trust that they are content.
On Friday last, we regret to relate,
Senator Irby, suffered an accident by
being thrown from his carriage, the
wheel striking q stump. The Senator
has n rib broken and he is otherwise
bruised. We are glad to state that
the Senator'sh hurts are not regarded Sc
sious and trust that he will sOon be re-
stored to his usual health.
Mrs. j. d. Pitts, Master Reubin Pitts,
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. K. Aiken, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. 10. Mason, Miss Lola Anderson, Mr..
II. II. Hudgens and family, Miss Sallie
Brooks, Miss Emmie Jones, Miss Con-
ME Jones, Mrs. James II. Traynham,
Master Gibbon Traynham and Miss
Name Ferguson are among those who
have left for Atlanta during the past
week.
Mr.. John D. Byrd, about twenty
years OF age, son of Mr.. and Srs. Geo.
@. Byrd, died at his parents home on
yesterday morning. OF five children he
was the only son. An exemplary youth,
OF great promise, and universally be-
loved and respected, his family will
have the SYMPATHY Of O large circle of
friends.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss Mary, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
j. l.. Jordan, of Bennettsville, S. c.,
to Mr.. Samuel Conner West. Mr.
West Is q Laurens boy, "native, to the
manner born" a son of Mr.. Enoct
West, and has hosts of friends here
who join The ADVERTISER In extend
ing congratulations and good wishes.
On the evening OF the Goth inst, al
Greenville, Miss Annie Maude, 9
daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. Joseph p
Latimer will be married to DIR. Marion
Il