The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-11

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hood, Is one Of our most worthy young farin-
ers. He commences early In life TO subscribe
for newspapers and If he will now marry 9
good young lady, he will be educated and
Happy when he Is old. 1t has been said that
no man can read the newspapers regularly
without becoming educated, and we know
that single life Is the life 10 quit, ana the soon'
er the better.
Mr.. Edward Westfeld, Jr., has been guard
in the penitentiary for more than year, and
l~reems TO be getting on well there. HavlnS
the confidence OF the officers OF that institu
tion the responsible duty OF carrying BOD
Partlow and other prisoners to Columbia yes.
terday was given 10 him. In whatever
station Abbevilles yonng men work, they
come up 10 the full measure OF usefulness.
@DoN'r get excited, and think the country Is
going to the bad, if you don't stnn plow, and
come TO the big meeting next Tuesday lon
make good crop. ana let The politicians at
tend to the politics AS matter OF Eci
neghbor what difference does it make to you
and me. which candidate wins. The sowing
OF barley patch is vi infinitely more tmpor-
tance to the country.
THE farmers are extremely busy now. The
seasons have been such rs to throw them
back with their work. The Court has detain'
ed some for several days, and ewll be much
surprised, II there Is great outpourlng OF the
people on the lIth
MISS EFFIE WATSON. q charming young
lady from Lebanon, was one of the pretty
young ladies who attended the recent military
entertainment in the Court House. While in
town she was the guest OF her friend MISS May
Barnwell.
Banner to Greenwood. We have always felt
proud of our list at Greenwood, and 1t Is q
special satisfaction TO know that Greenwood
has stood so we'll TO us during the recent
storm.
Mr.. w. r. CROwTuEE. OF Antrevlllc son OF
our good old friend by the same name in thai
neighborhood, was among the callers at the
Press AMI Banner Office last week. May he,
DO tc fab 1ix-n1 1nrN md
THE members of Means Chapel Democratic
Club believing that Col. j. Townes Robertson
would suitably repres ent them In the Legisla-
ture. respectfully place him in nomination
for the office Of Representative.
SUBSCRIBE now and get the campaign news
as 1t is published IN the Press and Banner
The ''railroad jokes" are an attractive feature
of the paper during the progress Of the work
OF constructing it.
THE picnic Of which we gave notice las,
week TO take place at Mr.. j. J. Bass's home
has been postponed until Somc time in July
When the time is settled upon notice will be
given.
MR.. WILLIAM NcMuETEr, OF Honca Path
\ was in town attending Court last week. ii,
lis now in his S6lh year, hale and hcarty-'
wonderfully preserved man.
The man who knew how 10 run n paper iC
everybodys satisfaction was, unfortunately
one Of those uniucky indiN Nidunls who missed
getting aboard the ark.
during the past week. He Is Il favOriie will
our people, and they are always glad TO have
him among them.
WORK on the glnnery has commenced
Colonel Iarb Madden is digging the well, ant
the foundations for Il new and large engine i!
being arranged.
MIR. AND Mrs. Anderson are visiting Capt
Williams Mr.. Anderson Is q progressive ant
prosperous farmer Of Anderson County.
Coz. MOWER, Of the Newberry Bar, and Mr.
Ganahl, of the Augusta Bar, are in attend
unce upon the Court.
MASTER LEWIS PERRIN has succeeded t.
the place i'm the National Bank, which Mr.
!. Parker held.
If you want good dinner next Tuesday
give notice OF the fact at the New Hotel--anC
you Will get 1t.
serve barbecucd dinner next Tuesday.
mic ut Branch Court last Wednesday.
Mrs. JOHN GAsS and her children, ure Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. *. Z. Perrin.
Mr. HAScKEL will conduct religious ser
Vices ut Wilmington next Sunday.
TIE seven prisoners from Abbeville wer,
taken 10 Columbia yesterday.
PRETTY Miss Mary Erwin, OF Ervln's Mill
is visiting Miss Mamie Hill.
Mrs. {. V. HAMMOND is at Spartanburt
commencement.
CoSrRAcroR GIBBONS has received severa
new wheel curtS.
MIR. I. c. HASKELL was in attendance OF
the Court.
Mrs. REEcE was quite sick last Monda,
night.
Mrs. ). VI. w. SMITH Is In Baltimore.
OUR people never had better gardens.
BLACKBERRIES Is are getting ripe.