The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-06-27

tllcN are SouSlG ditSl ~ uN pSNlNS
this county, that he would write again.
DEATu.-Mrs. James Williams died in
Greenwood, OH the 18th, inst, and was bu-
ried in Grecnville cemetery. Mrs. VIII
Jams was one of the excellent OF the
earth, and bore her long affection with a
christian grace and met the great enemy,
death, with calm resignation to the Will
of tho Master. She was the daughter OF
Mr.. r. G.. Gillian and grand daughter OF
That aged patriach General James Gillian:
Her sister Mrs. A. NJ. Aiken proceeded
her to the grave only two or three weeks.
GKADUATEp.---Niss jamie Anderson,
of Nincty-Six, one of u handsomest
Young ladies, graduated last week at
WILLIAMSON Female College, tax
ing a very high stand in hcrscla>s. She IS
of a fine tvpe of intellectual and classical
beauty, while her grace II modesty'
would impart a charm to tho talrest OF
her SEX.
Mn. JULIUS BAUMGARTEN is the hap
pirst German this side the deep blue
Last Sunday week he married
Miss Cooke. Rev. Mr.. Lawton put the
moose around their nccks at the residence
of Mr.. ThoS. \. Cater, Of the FORK.
Long may the bride and groom live and
prosper.
WE had the pleasure Of meeting Col.
Miller during his visit to Abbeville last
week. He is thoroughly enthused on
the Court House question. lie THINKS
when the Court House is added to Nine
tho people of that whole country
will be blessed.
4 STAND will be erected in the grove at
Due West from which Judge Mackey
will deliver his speech on next Wednes-
.av afternoon. There will be Il large
crowd to hear him speak on the subject
of the "Civilization OF the Anglo-SaXon.'
EDITOR HARPER, of the El6erton Ga
Sette had a pleasant article IN his last
paper in reference to Abbcville. Our
people who have read it are so we'll pleas
ell with it that we transfer 1t to our col
umns, that all our people may see it.
OUR esteemed neighbor the aiken
Courier Journal hns changed its form
an eight page to a four page paper.
This we think an improvement. May
the good Lord send a new roller ana q
little more ink to our neighber.
Dir. GREESwADE who put up at our
place two weeks ago for the purpose OF
curing the sick of all their incurable dis
eases became disguised with the health OF
citizens, and left Monday morning
for new fields Of usefulness.
MIR. J. NJ. GRAHAM of Cokesburv goes
to Spartanburg this week to attend the
commencement exercises OF Wo1ord
College. His son Mr.. Thos. y. Graham
graduates with the second honor OF his
class.
Miss LILA NORWOOD, II of our
most beautiful young ladies', has just re-
turned from college III Baltimore. She
will spend her several weeks in Cashiers
They 60 next week.
THE Young Ladies' Aid Society dis
pcnscd ice cream at the Femald Academy
last Friday evening. Result, $ll.W III the
Treasury, and the young folks spent all
hour so quite pleasantly.
ROBIN CUNNINGHAM got the celebrated
DR.. Grcenwade to work on his crippled
leg. We next expect to hear OF ROBIN
employing London Hill to cut it of with
his croSs-cut saw.
Mrs. j. G. EDWARDS is raising a babe
FOR the Fair. 1t is only three months
I'D, has three teeth, a fine head OF hair,
and it's mother declares that it is actually
beginning TO talk.
The fence law is talked Of everywhere.
There is of course every shade OF opln-
on. The law III Il opinion Will DC IL
la!ly adopted, even if it should be de-
in August.
Mrs. w. II. WHITE and family will go
o Lowndcsvillc in 4 few days to spend a
month of the hot weather with friends
md relatives in that salubrious climate
N1Bs. S1MoNDs, Miss Anna Calhoun,
Miss Kate Calhoun and Miss Minnie To-
max will go in Il private car to Porter
springs, Ga, about tho fourth of July.
II Is 4 bad plan to trust the skirt OF
your best dress in the mails. The males
sometimes run Oft with the whole APP
1arcl, chignon, wCarcr and all.
TIE editor of the associate Reformed
Presbyterian in apologizing for an error
which occurred iii his paper, says: "Wlu
,ry and do better next time
The luckicst mar in America is Mr..
". o. Cromer, who yesterday morning
married the beautiful Miss Ella Cox.
They are Off for Williamson.
Do Mcssrs. G.. L. Jackson and j. p.
Phillips expect to go to C~okesbnry next
saturday? If they do, it is slime for them
% don their studying caps.
Hon. Il. G. PERRIN, of this villgac, left
Oh Monday to attend Davidson College
Commencement. Mr.. Perrin is a trustee
If that institution.
TAX PAYERS will find an interesting
notice elsewhere. Capt. Perrin Will be
ready to receive your money OH Sale Day.
Bring IL alung.
CAPT. COCHRAN, and Mr.. Willie Bon
ncr Of Due West were i'll Abbcvilie yes
tcrday making purchases for the ON
nlclcClncnt.
Mr.. JAMES G.. kLUGH, son of Mr..
Wesley klugh at Greenwood, graduates
this week at Wottord College with dis.
REV. MIR. PRoBsT, of the Newberry
College, preached one Of his best crlnOn
in the Presbyterian Church Sunday
night.
OUR beautiful young ladies had better
hurry up if they want TO get their "Sllad-
ows." MIR. Wheeler will not stay al
WE regret to learn that Mrs. Clark
of Newberry, is i'll Of a mala-
ly of which she is not expected to recov-
MR.. ScUDDY is one Of the most popular
young men in town. Our young LADIES
how to appreciate modest worth.
THE bellies and bcauX Of Abbeville are
making arrangements to go to the Due
West Commencement next week.
THE dogs of MIR. Il. L. Hill that were
bitten by the mad dog week before last
sickcncd and died on Monday.
The moonlights of the past week af-
lovers an excellent opportunity OF
worshipping at beauty's shrine.
SOME of the ''sparks' around town are
,~ndcavoring start a ELAINE" in the
hearts of some Of our beauties.
Mrs. l.. +. PARKER was called to Col
last week on account of the illness
)f her ncice, Miss Watiess.
MIR. EUGENE WILSON is one of our
young men. His eyes are set to-
Fort Pickens.
If OUR beautiful friend i'll Aiken
OOn ON We will say something
about her absence.
Buy tin cans from Mr.. Lawson, and pre-
serve your fruit. They arc now sold ut
50 cents Il dozen.
ME-. AM Mrs. GREGoEIE leave for
their home III Chicago to-day. Safe jour-
ncy to Them.