The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-12-19
DOTS HERE AND THERE.
The Kaleidoscope Turned on Able.
willie County's Famous and Pros.
perOus City.
GREENWOOD, 8. c., Dec. 8

GREENWOOD, 8. c., Dec. 9TH, 1888.
The beautiful weather Is broken by the IN.
and rain. Farmers will do we'll to note this
and gather hay while the sun shines.
Mr.. J. C. Klugh. Abbeville's efficient Master
In the city rev Says o rather an
fortunate condition. There seems to be some.
thing the matter unmistaka6ly; We are not
able TO get on to the full particulars. There is is
Carter and Mr.. S. p. Britton. From what we
can gather, MI. Britton Is taking legal steps to
force payment which he claims is past due,
and Mr.. Carter holds that there is a mortgage
resting over the Tribune press and app9rte'
nanceS, and he does not want TO pay Mr.. Brit
ton until the mortgage Is raised. We hope
the difficulties will soon be cleared up and
every thing amicably arranged. We also
hope the Tribune will continue with success
Mr.. Sam sherrard of Ninety-six was in
town n few days since.
Mr.. viii R. Bullock who is now with Capt.
soon as the CLERK of Mr.. T. L. Moore in the
Clerks office. Mr.. Bullock is quite a popular
young man in our town, and the good wishes
Of his many friends will attend him. Success
Col. E. B. Gary of Abbeville was in the city
q few days since on legal business.
DR.. W.P. Addison, formerly of Troy, 5. e.,
but now of Greenville, was registered at tue
Judge Cothran. Abbeville's Representative
to Congress was IN town few days since:
We regret to chronicle the illness OF MT.
Steve Elmore, one OF Greenwooos pest cit'
Zens, and wish for him an early recovery. :.
Miss Mary McGhee, one OF GreenW3ods
Bellies, left q few days since to Visit Jul1a
Salley OF Orangeburg. We hope Miss Salley
will visit Miss McGhee as soon as the latters s
visit Is out.
Misses Sarah and Bessie Hill leave soon for
q visit to relatives and friends in NinetyISix.
Mrs. J. T. solomons Of Troy was in Green
1o,t a GhnnninO QxnpdlftOn.
Greenwood's fame spreads far and wide.
Capt. R. w. Lites and wife of Troy were on
a visit to Maj. ]. w. Lites of this place not
NJ. T. L. Moore Of Nlnety-six was in town
few days since.
The Methodist pulpit was filled by the Rev.
Mr.. Steadman, the new minister whom the
Conference sends in place Of Mr.. Aud: me
Mr.. Aud, who by his Christian department
and tireless energy in his work has very
much endeared himself, and hearty well
come and Christian greeting Is extended to
Mr.. w. L. burst Of Kirkseys has been
spending few days In town, and 1s the guest
of his brother Mr.. ]. K. burst, Greenwoods
Mr.. W. S. Montgomery left some time since
to see the Exposition in Augusta. We sup
pose he found 1t waiting for him, and as he
seems to be spending some time there we are
led to believe that he is now waiting for 1t.
opened at Rock Hill, S. C., and Mr.. Montgom.
cry is general Manager. The Presidents
name we cannot mention, but we Know tnat
II the PRESIDENT Is as efficient and willing the
enterprise will not want for success. as Mr.;
MONTGOMERY is q wonderful manager and
never does things by halves. So enterprislng
is our friend Mr.. Montgomery that we Wouid ai,
Exposition 10 Greenwood with him. We
would like to see his Exposition.
His highness the Right Honorable Mr.. An
means of his wonderful "konsepshun" o
noted events at last discovered the third ma
tional day. We are indeed sorry that Mr.
Crunch did not make his discovery known
before that date was passed, as we don't sup
pose It will happen again In several years. sc
We could have fired q cracker; soda we mean
| and tied the Thomas cat who makes himself
| so numerous around our premises at night by
in the back yard or some other popular patr
| otic demonstration Of our faithful love Of na
tional events. We are very fond OF patriotic
demonstrations, especially OF the above
derful courage and adeptness in national af
| fairs. We make this humble request or Mr.
Crunch, that II we are not dead with old age
or otherwise engaged with 9navoldaole Gir
notification Of the wonderful event, so We
can properly celebrate the occasion with the
usual festivities usually employed for occa
The The Greenwood Female College is getting
up an entertainment for the benefit of the
! Literary society Of that institution. We Wish
| them success.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Lomax, Jr., of VerderJ
attended divine services at the Baptis
church on Sunday last.
The new livery stable is being erected JUS
In the rear of Waller block and when finish
ed will be run by Mr.. Dunbar of Hattieville
S. C..
We learn that Mr.. George Reid of Chappell.
who bought several lots of the Bailey estate
will erect Is or l6 new houses on Railroad
Street. How Is this for Greenwood
PEMBROKE.