The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-12-11
SCRAPS OF NEWS FROM LoWNDEsvILLE
4 wild TarsIry Calls oE The Town in
the Absence of the sIOyS---s;clig-
iOsvS ScrViccS---prrS0maI Noses.
Lows pESVuLE, Dec. 9TH, Is

LuwSpESNILLF:, Dec. eth, lSSl.
| Mr.. William Harden and Miss Mary Kann.
! o! Anderson County. were united in mar
ria"c' yesterday week ago, hy Judge VIM.
/ Moore.
| Mr.. II. i. Power. OF Pcnny's creek WAS on
oTr streets on Monday.
Mr.. !. !. Mn:rlcy lril Tuesday for l,:ncnlm,
Ca. where ii" ::ucS to dispose ui the Martin
| driaCh1r.
Hlr. i. X. Era<"alc nf Tennessee, WIS hcr"
for tw" "r three days the first of last week,
il; charge ~ Il small drove of hogs.
Rev. W. =. Martin and Mr.. j. y. Franks re-
turned from conference Tuesday night.
County commissioner Capt j. f.. i;rnwnlCr,
o. rrnny's creek, was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr. NJ l.. r. SturI"y and Miss Coihran, OF
Mct 'OrmiciI, were in town Tuesday night, the
guests Of Mr. l.. l.. Sturlicy.
Mrs. ID. l.. Barnes ana Mrs. j. +. Harper,
went by railroad to Anderson Thursday on Il
few days visit.
Mrs. W. F. Kennedy went TO Anderson
Thursday, to visit relatives and friends.
On Wednesday there were two Mountain
wagons I'm town loaded with apples. chest
nuts and cabbage, and few nickles were
spent therefor.
day, and Mr.. Ed McDavid had the misfortune
10 receive an accidental discharge of shot,
which gave him painful, but by no means
dangerous wound.
Thanksgiving Day was observed here by
our iownSpcoplc, by the closing of stores,
shops &c., and several turkeys "and such
lost their lives, to aid in furnishing dinners
Tor the occasion.
Rev X. G. Ii"snn occupied the pulpit in
:hc Presbyterian church Thanksgiving Day.
ThcS" were the only religious services in our
iowa.
Miss Fannie Booker, of Latimcr. came up
Friday on the noon train and has since been
the guest of Mr.. +. Baker and others.
AS the Rev. w. =. Martin could not well
leave for his now field Of labor, for another
year till this week, he on yesterday gave us
another of his good sermons in the Method.
tst church, to large and attentive audience.
Miss Mamie Johnson. OF Monterey, Is now
visiting tie family of Or. j. Is. MoSeley.
Yesterday evening wild turkey flew and
lit upon the large oak tree, in the centre of
our town, and had the boys been about just
then, the sacredncss Of the day might have
been considerably disturbed.
Mrs. Mary Norwood. Of Bordeaux. is now in
onrscommunity visiting the family OF Judge
William Moore.
Mr.. Bondnrant. of Atlanta, Ga, is now at
the home of his son -n-iaw, Mr.. j. o. Cham
bcrs To spend Il few days.
Our lroSiS, up to yesterday and the day hc.
fore, were only about in spots, but for those
two mornings VIC had general vegetable
killers, and in Il few more days, all nature
will have put on her full winter costume.
The ladies or the Presbyterian church pro |
pose to give an entertainment tablcauX, ch:l- |
radcs, &c, here on the Goth inst, for the bene.
tit OF their church.
We were much panied on Saturday 10 learn |
of the very sudden death of DR.. Robert Reid. |
Il prominent merchant at Deansvile, q few |
miles above year. His remains were deposit |
ed III the Good Hope cemetary on yesterday. |
in the presence OF Il large crowd, Rev. II. {. |
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