The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-08
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DIR. w. 7. Addison, two years ago. threw
physic to the dogs, and since then mas nc,
Branch Stock Farm. He now has fine fowls
and fine cattle, and Is willing to let his neigh
bors share the benefit The prosperity OF this
country depends upon our stock, and no
stock pays as well as fine stock. nurng the
winter Doctor Addison has been improving
his farm, and il is hoped that the prosperity
which hc so much deserves may come 10 MS
doors and lngcr about him forever
MIR, JONES G.. DAVENPORT of Hodges, who
was appointed railway postal CLERK ON the
Atlanta and Charlotte run two months ago py
Congressman Cothlan has recently Stooo q
first class examination by the Department
officials, and made 100 In every branch-tne
highest mark attainable. This is very gratl-
fying to Mr. Davenports friends, and he de-
serves the honors which he has won, being a
hard-work ing, seifmade young man. Chiei
Clerk Banks says Mr. Davenport VIII soon DE
one Of the best clerks in the South.
MIR, U. G.. SEYBr, of Cokesbury, went to
Ande rson about five years ago, and by ms
thrift, Industry and strict application 10 ousl'
nershlp interest in the largest dry goods
house In Anderson.
If YOU want to buy twelve-horse steam
engine, call on Mr.. NJ. b. Cllnkscales OF
Due West, who has first class ass maenimG di,ioO O'
this kind, which is in first class conultlon'
and which he will sell cheap.
THE ladies of the Baptist church take this
method Of extending their thanks TO the Ia
dies of The other denominations OF the toWh
for their liberal contributions 70 5helr enter
tainment. Medlum copy.
REV. w. 4. GAINES will deliver sermon
In the Baptist rchurch at this place on the
third Sunday afternoon at hal1'past three
o'clock. The public are invited.
MISSES KATE MARSHALL and Lila Calhoun
and Messrs. Jenner Link and j. X. eileen at.
tended the german in Greenwood Thursday
eve.
Miss LIZZIE CHALMERS, OF Newberry, who
has been spending while with the Misses
Chalmers, returned to her hame Saturday.
OWING to the sickness Of Mrs Bethea, Rev.
Mr. Bethea has not been able to make his u.s.
ual pastoral visits for the last short while.
Miss SALLIE CALHOUN has returned from
Athens, Ga, where she has been spending the
winter with relatives.
IN the case of ]. e. Ellis against 6. Wes sley
Cromer to jury rendered verdict against
Mr.. Cromer for 500.
THE Hard Labor school fourishes AS
high as twenty-nine scholars have Attended
in one day.
are visiting their kinsfolk, Mr.. Chalmers and
family.
Mr.. w. j. LoMAx, of Thurber Whyland,
spent several days with his Abbeville friends
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN LEAvELL, OF Green
wood spent last week with Mrs. Chalmers.
Miss CATHARINE LANDER, OF Williamston'
will teach the Antrcville School.
THE many friends Of Mr.. Wardlaw Smith
are pleased to see him ont again.
Mr. AND MRS. HARDEN, of Sayannah are
the guests OF Mr.. Alien Smith.
THE young people will have german at
Mrs. Marshalrs tonight.
Mrs. A. w. SMITH has returned from visit
to relatives in White Oak.
Mrs. CHANDLER is spending few days at
her fathers Maj. Zcigler.
Mrs. AIKEN and Miss Aiken, of Cokesbury
are visiting Mrs. Smith.
Miss MAMIE HILL is Off ona visit to fricnds
in Anderson county.
Miss ELoIsE CARwILE, Of Bradley, is visit
ing Mrs. Tcmpleton.
FooT ball Is quite a popular game among
the youths Of town.
Miss TATE, Of Savannah is visiting Miss
Lucia MCGOWAN.
Mrs. FROST and Miss Eugen.a have return
ed to Charleston.
Mr. CLARENCE WINsrocK, OF Philadelphia
is in town.