The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-07-04

THE SOCIAH!E.-Thc meeting Of the
Soy;ah!c club at Mrs. X. {. rerain's
last Friday night WAS really Il delightful
G?;lcrin: Of the beauty and @atiahtrN OF
! Abbrvillp. u was such 4 happy even
ing ti.lt we really felt like counting some
body.
Rev. r. +. Miller is one Of the best pas
tors in .Abhcviilc county. lie IL nI'.ir-
irr in his cXrrt,UnS to do g0od-hc lol-
lows the srriltural injunction. 'g" i'll
~ ;hc HIGHWAYS and hedges, and compel
thvm to c,HI" and hour the go>Iel.'
THE Auditor is now bIsy taking re-
turns OF persona! property Tor tlNe'lph.
The time rs fixed by law expires on the
4rh instant. hui we suppose the tim" VIII
be G., .rmG"d. aS il will brimp"SSlb!c |"
take al ihc rr;lrnS by that illhr.
B~HlnLEy, IL:ES. d CO., have Il Bran
nrw Ih:rShcr. 1t is from til" Farunlrr
work, in Pennsylvania. Mr.. ''amrS Er-
win saw il is Il Si,lrilcG pi"c" OF Ea'hii-
crv. They commenced thrcshinS on the
18Th.
Uorcb church has decided to have her
prOtac;cd mcctingon her regular day-iSt
Sabbath in August. The best mlnlStefl-
al aid has been invited to assist her pas
tor, and i good time is expected.
Hsv. r. +. MILLER has two mission
stations in addition to his regular church
re-:lt White Hall and porn's Goid Mine.
Preaching in the afternoons OF the days
he is at lIurcb and Buffalo.
, FINE PEACHES.-We arc indebted to
Mr.. IL. II. Tu>tcn for Il basket OF the mn
ct peaches that we have ever seen. they
arc early and came ut Il time when such Il
Fruit Isl rare luxury.
If the editor of the NcvJcr1y Hcro1d
isn't good on storm story, we would
likctO know what he is good for, special
reference being made to his story OF the
storm last week.
Mr.. W. p. WIDEMAS passed through
town Yesterday going to the Commence
mcnt. This thing Of Mr.. Nidrman
going alone tot!e Commencement should
he stonprd.
. Coz. CoKER, of Darlington, has been
elected 10 tho place recently held by Sen
ator l.. =. Whitcmorc. This gives the
Democrats 4 majority Of one in the Sen
ate.
Our farmers arc NOR" hopeful than
: they were two weeks ago, with good sea-
sons there will be vet made ''brcad for
the cater and seeds Tor the sewer
"EXCELsIoR'' is the name of a new
base ball club recently organized i'll Fort
Picl,cns. with Mr.. q. Henry Moore as
Captain. Send in You challenges.
TIE Masons at Mill Way have revived
again both blue Lodge and "Cllapter
arc in working trim and arc having ma
tcrial to work reform.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. o. CT oMER were at
the Methodist church Sunday morning,
happier than anybody could be, except
bride and groom.
! Since the base ball clubs have been so
actively al play, Il devils find 1t haru
, work to stick type after six o'clock.
TIE BurWwcN Sentinel says that mo
new is the root OF all evil Brother
Bronson look at your Bible again.
TIE lien law expires on the first OF
next January. Prepare for the change
by sowing red oats and barley.
CHARLESTON has been redeemed. The
Democrats carried the election by Il ma
'j0r;ty Of vcr eight thousand.
Nix. Wuos. p. CoTHRAN, after attend
Ing Virginia University Tor 4 year Will
srcnd his vacation at home.
MISS REBEccA CATER went to Due
! West last week to visit relatives and to
attend commencement.
Mrs. NORWOOD. Mrs. f. 3. Calhoun,
anu inc .'llSScS -NOTNO Ou Will SO w N'9ii
iers Nally next week.
MI. JOHN HoaCoMD, Of the Ph~nir,
called on us Yesterday. He will remain
here for Two weeks.
THE exhibition TT Miss Lula Browns
school Will take place Oh Friday night,
18th. instant.
Mn. AND Mrs. w. JOEL SMITH and
family will leave for Portc- Springs next
week.
MISS ANNA Calhoun and Floridc No
bic are going TO Porter Springs next
week.
II anybody has 4 good pasture for a
cow, lc: him apply at this Office for the
COW.
DIR. NORWOOD was in town Monday.
He has the finest turn OUT in the coun-
~.
GET your turuip seed at once, before the
stock III the stores is exhausted.
GEN. p. II. BRADLEY made 800! bush
cls of fine wheat from 10 acres.
30 good farmer will neglect to SOW
turaipS, barley and red oats.
ME. ALIEN. CHALMERS is a good man
with whom to go on Il Journey.
Sow a patch of turnips. They are
good for man and beast.
Mr.. BuHT Will spend some time at
White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. CHALMERS and family are going
to Little Mountain.'
Mr.. +. j. HoLCoMB, of Georgia, is on a
vi,.t to llis mother.
DIR. II. d. WILSON'S heart is on depos-
it at Cokesbury.
Sow barley and rcd oats.