The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-02-06

Every lady In Abbeville who loves flowers
should visit Mr.. DuPre's green house where
the choiceStand rarest variety of plants can DC
had for Il song.
| DR. J. l.. MILLER. of Due West, has been
quite sick, but is now improving. The Doc
tor is one of Due Vests honored citizens.
Mr.. CARrLEpGE, the artist, has taken his
departure for the old North state. lie VIII
| now picture Gastonia's beauty and grace.
! TRIAL JUSTICE II. T. WARDLAw has been
confined for several days to his room in the
BCucham house, with a sprained foot.
WHILE the bell Of the Episcopal church
was being rung sunday morning the claPper
fell out. Fortunately no one was hurt
JUDGE McGowAN has moved into his new
house, which is one OF the most Deantllul
| houses In this section Of the country.
THE concert given in the old Methodist
Church by MessrS. Hill, Jones & Co., was well
patronized and said to be good
Mr.. p. CALHOUN, ESQ, has written letter
to the Augusta Chronicle in which he gives
his views Of the negro problem.
VERY handsome invitations are ont for the
military hop and drill which Will take place
on the 18th Of this month.
MISS ELLEN PARKER gave last night the
biggest german of the season. The dancing
was at the New Hotel.
REV. DR. GRIER, of Due West, preached In
the First Presbyterian church In Charleston
last Sunday.
THERE was services in all the churches Sum-
attendance.
MEssRS. r. J. LIPSCoMB. Matthews, Spark.
man, Gilbert and Aston attended the german
last night.
MIR. JAMES AGNEw, of Donalds, who has
been very sick was reported better on Mon
day.
Go AHEAD Greenwood is getting up facto.
ry and thinking seriously Of having street
cars.
Mr.. P. B. SPEED is visiting in Hartwell,
Ga. Wehope he will return not heart-broken.
The Press and Banner had big run Of job
printing during December and February.
Mr.. AND Mrs. TEMpLEroN are off to Mon
Lerey. They will come back tonight.
Mr.. JAMES LEsLY, who had stroke of pa
ralySs some time ago. Is no better.
Mr. JAMES AGNEw, of Due West, who was
sick with pneumonia is better.
Miss LUCY COCHRAN and Mr.. Meadors, OF
Greenville, will marry 10 night.
Mr.. MILLER, prominent lawyer of Char
lesion, attended Court last week.
MRS. JOHN C. NoLAND sister OF Mr.. N. 7.
Sassard, Is here on visit to him.
Miss EMMA KELLAR and Mr.. James Had
don were married last week.
MISS CAROLINE ALsToN, of Badwell, is Wis
iting at Miss Ellen Parker's.
MISS FANNIE CALHOUN, Oh Monterey, II
visiting relatives in town.
Miss LULA BROWN, of Bordeaux, was shop
ping in town Monday.
Hon. c. A. C. WALLER, of Greenwood, was
in town on Monday.
MRS MINNIE WILSON has been sick for
two or three days.
CAPT. ]. N. KING, of Ninety.six, was in town
one day last week.
MRS F. E. HARRISON was in town last
Monday night
MIR. w. E. CorHRAN, Of Verdery, was in
town yesterday.
DIR. TAGGARr, of Greenwood, was in town
on Monday.
Dr. MILLER, of Due West. is very sick with
crysipelas.
gDR. A. B. c. LINDSAY was in town last
Monday.
Hon. MAYS CLEVELAND, of Greenville, is
in town.
WE are having fine weather to begin gar
dening.
Mr.. FRANK B. GARY spent Tuesday at
Troy.
Mr.. r. S. GALLOWAY, was in town on Mon.
day.