The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-08-20
ON CHICKAsAW'S SANDS.
Big Fish, Little Fish, all Sorts of
Fish-Bis Bugs, Little Bugs-AH
Toe ether.

DUE WEST, s. c., Aug. IS, $780,.
Or. and Mrs. c. B. Cowan left for Chappells
Mrs. Abbercrombie ard son, who are from
California, are in town.
DIR. Grier and Prof. Hood attended the
teachers meeting IN Greenwood:
Mr.. r. o. McAdams and family, or Antrc.
Vile, were the guests Of Mr.. +. V. Prultt last
DR.. j. ]. Lindsay is visiting friends and kim
dred here. He is looking we'll.
Miss /. ]; Gallow'y left for HendersonVille'
The ALLIANCE is to have picnic here In
about two weeks. The Congressional candi-
daies are TO be invited to speak.
MIR. Seizemore, of Mccormick, has the con-
tract 10 put up Mr.. Devlln's buildings. The
lot is full OF lumber and material, and the
Mr.. Iivy Watson, of Bradley, Is spending
some time in Due West with friends.
Miss Marie Power, by special invitation, as
sisted with the music at the Teachers Associ-
alton in Greenwood.
Mr.. Markham, who married a Due West
lady, Miss Mary Henry. will open up store
at Donalds.
The Alliance speaks OF opening store in
Due West.
We hear the distant chimes Of marriage
bells.
Messrs. Galloway & Son expect to close out
their mercantile business this fall. They are
selling out at cost now.
Mrs. J. o. C. Fleming; OF Laurcns. is visiting
friends and kindred here.
DIR. W. J.. Pressly Is expected lack from
Blowing Rock this week.
Vote Tor the candidate who represents your
views, and remember that last election proves
that some candidates promises don't am cunt
10 much.
celcnt.
Our young bachelor merchant. Mr.. C. E. Nc
Kay, has returned from q pleasant trip to the
noun lainS of North Carolina,
Young Mr.: Greer: of bethlehem, has been
clerking for Mr.. c. Z. Mckay.
Mrs. DIR. Addison and children, of Green
Vile, have been on a visit to Due West.
The tiisses Hood have returned from q pro-
| tracted visit to greenwood.
Mrs. Maggie Williams, one of the best teach
ers Of the State, attended tho Teachers Asso-
citation at Greenwood last week.
Quite number of our old soldiers took in
the reunion at Sandy Springs last week, and
enjoyed II. too
Mr.. Fitz Hood is sailing that splendid book
1.-The Monarch Of THE Vest
Prof. Joseph Lee raised II banana stalk that
had about sixty. ripe bananas on it this year.
We thank him for some nice yellow ones, per-
fectly formed. 1t Is quite surprise To every
one that bananas can be grown in this coun-
try.
has come oil this vacation occurred at Or.
Grier's last Friday evening. 1t was dime
reading under thb Auspices Of the Ladies' Be
neyO:ont Society. 4 large crowd WAS out.
| llT. Gfler ulQ lne announcing. [llSS Nal|iIe
Hood. Mr.. James Pressly, Miss Laura Crer
and Mr.. Oliver Johnson read selections. Miss
Carrie Sullivan recitcd a piece. The se!cG-
! tlons were excellent, and amt sing as wei L.
Mrs j. A. Devlin had charge of The music
with q splendidly arranged program. The
entire occasion was most delightful and net.
! ted $40.
| The President of the County Alliance will
address the Alliance meeting here on the 30h
= tle ocGasoa of th9 barb2cno.
Mr.. r. j.. Pulhill will take t:ip tAis W2eE
up on the Savannah side Of the COUNTY.
| DR.. W. NJ. Grier goes 10 North Carolina the
| last Of this week on the agency in bollalf OF
! the new College buildings for Erskine. R.S.G.