The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-06-26
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ALI Sorts OF Odds
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ALI Sorts OF Odds
GREENWOOD,
Spring chickens.
Fruit. Is getting ripe.
A nice shower Of rain "
Mr.. Th )mas Stansell,
city last week for Newber
to DO homage at the shrii
now a married man. HI
wish him much happine
This week starts off COG
next.
The young people W
Hotel Thursday week.
Misses Belle Neel q
passed up Saturday for i
60 to attend the con
stopped for only a short 4
Miss Annie HartZog,
from Newberry, where 81
several days.
Miss Nancy Holman. oj
iting the family of Maj. !
Miss Maggie Murchisor
several days with MIR. an
thews last week.
Capt. J. r. Carwile, Of
city SATURDAY..
Messrs, G. E. Humphre,
DR.. A. p. Mcneil, OF Brad
one day last week.
l.. w. Perrin, Esq, OF A
city Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H. Stalnaker, "
maker, the section MAJ
division, died Saturday
mains was taken to Lau1
Rev. o. Y. Bonner. q b
B. Bonner, was in the cit
Mr.. ]. C. Miller, Of Alb
city one day last week.
DR.. F. j. Moses, of Au |
Riley's Hotel. on Tuesda
A. E. Gonzales, represe |
Courier, was in this placd
after the interest Of that
Mr.. Al. Sproles, Is no
Greenwood Times. We VI
Miss Hoyt, OF Rome, d
ran, of Abbeville, s. G., / !
Hotel Wednesday and Sdt
George r. Lombard, OF
dry Works, Of Augusta, VT
day last week. !
Col. ]. P. Merklard, OF "
city last week prospecting
the residence Of MIR. G. A.
move his family here som,
we learn. Il
Messrs. Wells & Mayes, b
brick mill and machinery
to the factory site, where
ready to manufacture brio
40, 900 capacity end they WI
enough to build the factor
prepared 10 I'LL all orders. !
tiles will enable them to 9
figures and parties wish5n
do well to correspond with
chasing elsewhere.
Jervy & Co., and DuPre {
of their stores repaired; Nv
improvement In the looks
The "Maxwells," Greel
club, will participate inlq
ment. N
Cotton in this section
our farmers are very mI
prospects are frightened
be q full crop made. II I
10 be favorable. ~
Mr.. Idis Brabham ret1
from Hattiville, where ]
some time. 80
ar. s. g." will have q
keeping up with comms
ing up visitors, and keel
This will be o season Of
In the city Of colleges, a
will be much enjoyed
equal to the occasion ar
ed ability will not for
makes a splendid correi
ways read his cornmu
interest and pleasure.
him very much as VI
from the laborious wo
ment. R. s. G. is unus
up commencments and
thing interesting this
Mrs. w. A. Lomax
several days with the
burst last week.
Miss Sallle Wardlaw,
up Saturday for her ho
Rev. MIR. Cozby will
rian church tonight.
Miss Winton Parks Y
the Winthrop training :
the appointment Of !,
school Is now with J
Parks.
Mrs. w. P. Deane ha I
it to Johnston's with I b,
that place.
Miss Idalie Hunter B
Newberry.
Drs. J. ID. and GeorR n
the city Saturday. ID G
in copartnership with ID
will practice medicin at
Cadet Wells Riley ! hC
where he has been at en,
tary Institute. Wei, TO
his classes and was 8 bit
professors. "a
Miss Jessie Aiken VII
rens.
Gen. R. B. Hemprl | al
Mary stopped over ! the
last week.
Rev. D. G. Philips, b. 7
passed through the lace
day last.
Mr.. ]. T. Seamans of Z
Monday last.
Mr.. J. S. Marse, oK Ch;
several days .u>tN o ci,
Morse Is one OF the iirec
He expects to locate ut IL
ing a beautiful resid ence
the Augusta Depot, whic,
ished.
Seven bales OF cotton "
day and Saturday q nd br
The Farmers Alliance
stringent measures again
trust. They are go}ing at
iness like way and we no
successful. Our farmers !
is nothing more II han VIII,
they do not propo&e to st,
the pluck and det{ermini
and hope that 1t Jmay q
them. Al the preSenf prl
the cost of making cottor
realize expenses{ He
measure.
Mr.. Nc. Turner{ of Mir
city one day last week.
Miss Tressa I.Hpscomb q
with relatives and friend
turned to her(home at n
The cold wave has res
and making summer clot
SELF. Fire iS comfortable
DEATH TO THE