The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-25
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Gold Mines--"EducatiOna Itcms-"-Tis-
itOrs and clcra.--Church News.
associate REFORMED Presbyterian.

associate Reformed Presbyterian.
Mr.. ]. I. McDIll goes to Lowndesvile this
President Kennedy celebrated his Goth
MIR. and Mrs. Alewine are visiting relatives
In SpartunburG county.
The personal property, Of the late Miss
McQucrns was sold Tuesday.
Miss Ann Russell, OF Columbia, Is WISHING
her sister, Mrs. Bowie.
Miss Claudia Ellis, after an extended visit
in the country, has returned.
Mrs. NJ. a. Brownlec and little daughter arc
spending q while in Wiilamston.
Mr.. Newt. Nichols is putting up some out
buildings on his lot in the west end
Mrs. j. y. Bonner and little girls arc Mt her
fashcr's, Mr.. j. II. Chilcs, of l;radleys
Mrs. j. G.. DuPrc and children have been
visiting Il sister in Williamson several days.
Mr.. IiiIlory Devlin and family, OF Eerdery,
came up last Thursday on visit to Mrs.
Mrs. Annie Tucker, Of Anderson, has been
arher inther's, Mr.. James Magill, within Tie
past week.
Jas. $. Perrin, Esq, one Of the editors of the
AGGcrHLc Messenger, attended the picnic here
Mrs. Il. ". Haddon, with her two daugL-
tcrS. Misses Eulu and Cora, are in Grecnvllle
on MeEsrs pir'tSW R W. VIII fiaddon, w. T. Fills and W
r. Cowan arc attending the reunion OF their
regiment at Sandy Springs.
Mr.. l.. l.. AbcrcrombIc leaves to dny 1or
Rome, Ca, where lie has secured lucrative
Mrs. B. b. Gricr is Visiting her daughter,
Mrs. y. b. Presley, at Millersburg, Ky. Mrs
Grier Is accompanied by her son, Mark;
Two valuable gold mines have been discov-
cred OF Maj. Nancr'S place and one on Mr.. \.
w. kay's, by professional niineriloSist.
Rev. Ii. NJ. Henry occupied the pulpit IN
the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church
last Sabbath. His sermon was good one
subject "Forglveness OF sins
DIR. Latham goes TO his Kings Mountain
charge this week, and will probably attend
the meeting Of the First Presbytery before
he returns.
The weather is extremely lot, the town Is
very quiet, but the people come and 60, anu
we arc more and more convinced that we
need u railroad.
There will bc regular services in the AssO
ciae Reformed Presbyterian church during
the absence OF the pastor. Preaching eithcl
by some resident or visiting minister.
ton nc, Cotion Mills, Atlanta, Ga, accompanied
by his sons, VIM. a.: and Jno. Al, arrirc'
here to-day. and are the guests Of their kins
man Mr.. X. S. Galloway.
Rev. IL. Nj. Henry and wife, OF Attention
Ala, are uslting Mrs. Hcnrys father, Rev.
\: Young. Mrs. Henry has entirely recover
cd from her recent illness.
The 'nonparicl editor" of the Press Gho
Bunncr called at our office last Saturday
willie in attendance upon the picnic. Sorry
we were not in. Come again.
Mrs. Dr. +. l.. Boycc, Of Gastonia, N. g., Is
enjoying the salubriolIs atmosplcrc ol the
Long Came settlement. She Is visiting he:
daughter, Mrs. w. Z. W Wdeman.
Rev, ID. w. IIiott, wild and little son, o
Williamson, spent a night at Mr.. II. G.
Pourc's this week. Mr. Hiott is assisting tho
pastor is II protrtcted meeting at Little River
Mrs. Or. Edwards and Miss Jennie left last
Thursday on u visit to Lancaster. They will
be absent sometime. Mrs Edwards has q
couple of grandchildren over there that she
was anyi iuuS to see.
Rev. w. L. Prcssly, d. d., left Wednesday
for Tennessee, to comply with the order d
the last Synod, in visiting some of the con
grcgatIons In that State. He will bc absent
until after The meeting Of Synod.
Mr.. II. G.. POore has purchased n house and
lot from Rev Mr.. Young, near the latter, and
will begin at once to improve the house by
adding Il story. We wclcomc Mr.. poore as /;
permanent citizen of our town.