The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-10-08
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Local Cotton Quotations.

Mr.. w. IL. Lucas spent Sunday In
Spartanburg.
Miss Bobo, OF Greenville, is visiting
her sister, Miss Kate Bobo.
Dial Gray. a bright Laurens boy, has
gone to Wofford College.
Miss Kitty Tennant returned to Co.
lumbia on Saturday after visiting her
sister, Mrs. WilNPowers in Laurens.
Rev. T. E. Morris, of Union, q former
pastor Of the Methodist church this city
was in town last weSk.
Miss-Rhodie BoosAr, of Clinton, Wis
itef saer sister, Mrs. JAR Little, a few
days ago. N
New cotton huAers are\cro@ding in
to Laurens and thA Laureas market is
as sspsl at the top otthe list:
DIR. ENM. Settler, a prominent chi
zen Of Jacks township gave The~A8-
vERYrsER aScall Wednesday,.
MrssW.NHs Dial and Mrs. B. G. Crisp
were in Greenville last week for the
Wells-Wallfce wedding.
See " Al Jamieson's adj. in this is
sue IL you went to know where to go
for~winter, thtngs at reasonably prices.
Salesday was shiny attended. Two
tracts OF land we're sold by public Off
GERS, bringing good prices.
The Kings Daughters will meet Fri
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
H. K. Aiken, at 5 o'clock.
Cotton is bringing a quarter of q
cent more to the pound in Laurens
than q Clfnton and other neighbor-
boring points.
Coupty-Snpervisor\ r. p. Adair at
tendedthe State ,RoadC Congress which
assembled in Cohmbia> during last
week. N \ M
The "F~orty-niners" did not the
money out of gold in California that
cotton mill Investors in the South are
making In these days.
Laurens is the center of attraction
for all who have their eyes on the up
country. Laurens is tina growing town
of the State.
DIR. ). r Riley again filled the pulpit
preaching two fine ermon to large
congregations.
Mr.. Isaac Henning, after q pro-
tracted visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Capers Hellams, nea the city, has re-
turned to Greenvillo.
Ed Robertson, of Laurens, and W.
w. Cempbeh, of Waterloo, have been
drawn as, petit Jurors for the February
term of the UnitedStates Court.
Rev. A. G..SWardlaw, en- route from
Atlanta to hts home in Charleston,
stopped overNwith friends here from
Friday until Monday.
Miss Mazyck, OF Newberry, was in
town from Saturday until this morn
ing, with her friend, Miss Kama, at.
Mrs. Thames.
Col. Larry CAN'T spent Sunday and
the forenoon of yesterday in the city,
very lively and fresh, and it is not sur.
prising that the Headlight keeps the
Piedmont hustling.
Subscribers, pay for the ADvERTIs-
Err. In LOOKING over the mailing list
we find Laurens owing more than any
post office. Will ALL who owe us kind
ly come in and see us.
Strangers who come to Laurens say
1t Is the liveliest town in upper Caro-
lima. The business future of Laurens
is really splendid, and yet town lots
may be had cheap.
Round trip tickets to Woodruff at
low rates will be obtainable on the
23rd, oath and 25th instant at all points
On the P. r. g. w. G. r. RI You will
remember that Woodruff's fair comes
off at this time.
For a long time The ADVERTISER
has urged that the public square be
made ornamental. The court house
should be fenced in ornamental chain
tencel and the lot put in grass. Why
should the square be unsightly?
The ADVERTISER is grateful that q
sprinkling of its friends remember it's
needs, and we do hope that the sprin-
kles will grow to adrizzle drozzle and
gradually swell, as the season advances,
to a gully washer.
Senator lrby was on the public square
yesterday meeting his constituency. J..
a short talk it developed that he will
not favor the suffrage plan as reported
to the constitutional convention. His
views will be made known fully through
the Headlight.
Enoree Presbytery assembled at Cliff
ton, Spartanburg county, during last
week. A pastoral call from Laurens
church to Rev. Robert Adams, of
Georgia, was presented.
The P~resbytery will meet next spring
at Fountain Inn, Greenville county.
DIR. Blue Mountain Joe has decided
to remain in Laurens another week.-
He ha bee here two weeks already,
In which h has met with marked sue
cess. His show is a good one and O
clean one, and deserves the large
crowdsiit has drawn.
You may have seer a stalk of Mr.. J.
s.. Blalock's "Blalock Improved" cotton
suspended at the door of Philpot g.
Fowler, Mr.. Blalock is the model
farmer OF this part of tho State. Cot
to91s not especially with him, more
thhn hog and hominy.~
Senator Irby is setting a good exam
pie Nin devoting special attention to
hogs. He has just received q hand
some pair of registered Berkshire pigs
from Jno. b. Thompson, Plattsburg,
Mo. The Senator would take pleasure
in showing them.
October LIST iniated a slight frost 1t
grew colder during the day and We'd
nesday morning the mercury ran down
i tho column an6 a n ,,nxl,ol f.oz4