The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1898-03-01
Personal
PARAGRAPHS AND OTHER NEWS
WHICH HAS DRIFTED IN.

heV. ~. u. Rlce itlled the Rev. j. II.
Pitts's pulpit on Sunday morning.
Mrs. p A. Simpson and children are
visiting Mrs. j. 9. Darlington in Spar
tanburg.
Mr.. William Leaman, n good citizen
OF the county, died near Cross Hill, on
Saturday last.
The friends OF DR.. f. G. Fuller will
DO glad to learn that he is quite con
valoscent from a recent Illness.
Mr.. w. w. Ball and Mr.. j. F.. Rich
ardson, of the Greenville News spent
Sunday in the city.
Capt. Alb. Mulligau returned yester-
day from n visit to Observation-Disclosures
burg Herald.
The Polk Miller Company, despite
the inclemency Of Saturday evening,
drew a good house'and made a fine i'm
preston.
Attorneys j. II. Johnson and 8. j.
Simpson, OF ~Spartanburg, were In
the city on legal business for several
days last week.
Chief OF Police Hunter, of New.
berry, was in town last Thursday to
arrest a colored man by the name of
Dorroh wanted in Newberry for theft.
Lewis w. ,Simkins, Esq, and F. p.
MCGOWAN relatives Of Capt. w. c..
McGowan, attended hi iuneral at Alb
beville.
a Mr.. Krickmeyer, wife, five chill
Ipnp, nnl ty~ N N'NI 49,.
their lives in a fire in Charleston on
last Friday morning.
Miss Mary Bell, recently Of Barks-
dale's Station, spent Sunday in the
city, leaving yesterday for her home
in Virginia.
Mr.. e. NJ. Matthews was called to
Abbeville yesterday on account OF the
death OF his brother-ia-law, Mr.. w. G.
MCGOWAN.
A bridge at Sandy Ford over the
Eno'ee has been completed and re-
ceived by the Supervisors OF Spartan
burg and Laurens counties.
Congress has voted Newberry Col
lege $l5, 1000 for the use and abuse OF
the building by Federal troops in the
INS'' TX "oi
Judge Benet adjourned the Court OF
Common Pleas on Monday last at noon,
ordering a special term for this county
on the 10Th OF April next for the
hearing Of cases not requiring a jury.
Miss Maude Terry, OF Rockingham,
N. O., is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Terry has frequently visited Lau-
rens and has a large circle Of friends
hero.
Miss Beulah Ball. who is on n visit
to her sister, Mrs. jeff Evans, OF Roa-
noke, Va, Ia having a most delightful
visit and Is the recipient OF many so
cial attentions.
A short drive into the country Of five
miles, and we saw piled under four
seperate gin houses, on seperate farms,
about four hundred bales of cotton.
They represent $40. 900. 90.
Mrs. Mahala Mcdaniel, widow of tho
late Matthew Mcdaniel died recently
ct Waterloo. She vas a good christian
lady and leaves children, among them
Mrs. DR.. L. NJ. Henderson,, j. r. and
nj. Z. Mcdaniel.
The Governor has appointed r. D..
Boyd and j. ID. Sullivan, Supervisors
of Registration for this county. These
with w. l.. Cunningham form the
Board. The salary is 10000 in cleo
tion years and 5000 in off years.
A series of revival services were be-
gun in the Methodist church here Sun
day, the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Jones, being
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Adams of the
Presbyterian church and Rev. Mr..
Hardy, of Clinton.
Miss BERTHE Jackson, the accomplish
ed milliner at the Cotton Mill Store
leaves to-day for the East. Miss Jack
son will spend several weeks in New
York and Baltimore and will return
FOR the Spring season thoroughly up
on all fashions latest fads and fancies.
A colony Of thirty North Carolin!ans
from Pennsylvania and Henderson
counties are tenants on Mr.. w. p.
Harris's farm on the Enoree. Mr.. Har-
riS is one Of the advanced thinking
farmers OF this county. Grain and
cattle are his staples.
Mr.. T. c. Lucas, who has a host Q.
friends In this city, has becn FL the
spartan Inn several days selling drugs
for a large Wholesale house OF Char
lotte, N. @. He met with his usual sue
cess in this county and leaves this
morning for Union.--Spartanburg Her.
aid.
Older citizens OF the city will re-
m"mber Julian Cavis, who formerly
resided here and subsequently edited
a paper at S%partanburg. His wife was
Miss Ella Anderson, who was reared
here a neice of Mr. II. w. Anderson, of
our city. Mr.. Cavis had long resided
in Washington, whore he died a few
days since. a
Capt. A. E. Nance died at his home
at Waterloo or the 18th ult. He on
tered the service when quite a lad,
served throughout the struggle, re-
ceiving wounds from which he has
long suffered and which eventually
caused his death. lie was q noble, GAL
liant and true man and will be mourned
by many friends and especially by sor-
rowing comrades.
The edition of the Greenville News
for the 9th OF February is q gem. 1t
is an Illustrated edition showing tho
advantages OF the growing city of
Greenville and 1t teens with infQrma
ton valuable as an advertisement OF
that community. The paper speaks
highly for the city Of Greenville and