The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-12-04

and prosperity.
Mr.. Moses WINsToCK, an honored Israelite,
of Charleston, spent Thanksgiving day In Alb
beville, with his son-in-law and his grand
children. He is devout follower OF the Jew
ish faith, and worshipS, In sincerity and In
love. the God of Isaac and Jacob. While Time
has frosted his head, and left his imprint on
his face, yet he Is still well preserved man,
who is blessed in heart and In body. In hum
BILE resignation and a faith which is beautiful,
he is willing at any time to give an account
OF his stewardship.
house of ]. H. Oldham & CO.. at Greenwood.
Fortunately they had one Of Taylor A. Cox s
Steam Fire EXtinguishes attached to the blow
off cock OF the boiler and run In the gin house
with furferated iron ball on the end. The fire
was soon extinguished and saved the gin and
machinery. This valuable South Carolina
Invention ought to be put in every steam gin,
cotton and oil mill in the State.
The ladies OF the Methodist church OF
Lowndesville. will serve fresh oysters and
numerous other eatableS on Friday evening
from 6 D. m. until l2, and Saturday from II a.
M, until p. m, for the benefit Of the Meth
odist parsonage. All are cordially invited to
come and assist in good cause.
Mr.. BERRY KAY who was formerly Of this
county but recently Of Anderson. died there
ten days ago. His remains were brought to
the Lite River Church and buried there. He
was q consistent member OF the Baptist
Church and worthy citizen.
OLLIE, eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
short illness. In his death a lovely child has
ended its earthly career. leaving heartbroken
and weeping parents. "Suffer little children
to come unto me-
CALVIN HAWTHORN, a son Of the late Col.
D. o. Hawthorn, moved two years ago to
Henderson, Texas. Recently his house there
was burned and in jumping from window
he received injuries from which he died.
Col. w. G. RICE. Of Coronaca, was an hon
ored guest at this office one day last week.
He Is Il man whose flirnrsS Of speech COM
mands respect and good Will from those with
whom he comes in contact
THE marriage OF Mr. W. n. Wilson and
Miss Fannie Lawson will take place In tn"
Presbyterian church tonight instead Of the
Methodist church, as was stated last week.
Mr. ROBERT KAY, of Mt. Carmel. killed on
last Saturday hog weighing over six hun
dred pounds. His Swincship was only about
fourteen months ofage.
THE Farmers Alliance are considering the
feasibility of establishing II Bank at Able
Vile, but we are not informed OF any definite
plans or purposes.
Mr.. A. e. LATIMER, Of Anderson, was in
town last week. He always receives a cordial
greeting from many friends in this town.
THE ladies Of the Presbyterian church will
furnish hot supper at the New Holel on
Wednesday night, December 10th.
JUDGE CoTHRAN left home last Friday on
his way to Washington, to take his seat at the
opening of Congress.
DR. s. G. THOMSON will be absent from his
office next week. His patients will take due
notice thereof.
THE trade of Abbevile Is good. Last Fri.
day was one Of the best days of the season.
DR. JOHN A. ROBINSON, of Little River, was
in town one day last week.
Mr.. j. X. burst, Of Greenwood, went tc
Rome, Ca, yesterday.
We HAVE had week of delightful winter
weather.