The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-08-06
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LowNDEsvILLE. S. c., .Augt. 4, 1890.
Mr. Curtis Scudday, born and reared In TINS
place, but now " Of Nashville Tenn. spent las
Rev. T. G. Ligon,. was in town Monday the
guest OF Mr.. R. A. Mcconnell.
Misses Marie and Lula Power, Of Due West
and Miss Norma Power, OF Anderson. G. H
were visiting friends in town Tuesday and
Rev. j. G. beard and Mr.. E. H. Mathews
went to the District Conference in Edgeheld
MIR. j. NJ. Baker was called to Greenwood on
business, Wednesday.
DR.. ]. b. Moseley, went to Abbeville c: H
he took in the political meeting at that place
M Mr.. i Ed i McDavid, Of Due West, reached
here Wednesday accompanied by his sister
to her father DR.. McDavid at that that place.
Mrs. Rossie Hardness, Of Antreville. was In
town Thursday.
F. w. Fits, Of consumption, Wednesday
night. His funeral services were performed
by the Rev. W. A. Gaines and his remains
were Deposited In Providence cemetery HGwns Of
Augusta, Ga. spent few days last week with
the family of Mr.. F. w. Fits.
Capt W. 4. White left for his home at
Greenvillel c. H., Saturday morning.
The vivacious Miss Ayelette Chalmers, OF
Abbeville c. H. is now. and has been for the
past two or three days the guest of DR.. j. B.
Mosely
our periodical street working, in part, took
place last week, will have some more of the
same sort when 1t rains.
Mr. J. b. Franks is building on his farm,
he fills IT, the planters in this Township at
least, will not have to use any hay raised
North of Mason and Dixon's line. -,
Rev. T. G.. Ligon, assisted by the Rev. W. i.
Mathews, Of Greenwood, began a Commu-
MON Meeting in Providence church Friday.
night, and the meeting will continue part of
the incoming week.
A centennial service will be held at Good
Hope next Saturday, said church having
been organized one hundred years ago. There
are but very few OF our our churches that can
claim so long an existence. Cannot some one
competent to do II, give US history OF this
time-honored church
Quite number Of our people, short dis
tance below here, have found, and are now
engaged in, reInunerative work, on the q. G.
& n. K. R. who would not favor railroads?
Crops are now doing their level best, cotton
especially. Corn crops will be pretty gener-
ally much shorter than those & last year,
but If the planters will SOW oatss first, last
and all the time" III ns I'll, tn next sprShg the short
" There The is said to have been quite an interest.
ing picnic in the Monterey neighborhood on
Saturday. 1t was we'll attended, and general
enjoyment ruled the hour.
4 few days ago one of "the nations wards"
a youthful "coon" ate SO many (seven tbs
said) watermelons, together with the seed,
that one OF our NJ. ~ s. Qlu WIN difficulty
save him from going ITO parts unknown"
We learn that Mr.. VIM. DuPre, near Lati-
mer is very soon 10 move to Abbeville G. H.
we are sorry to lose so valuable citizen.
Mr.. E. R. Horton has been confined to the
house but not to his bed for the past week or
two, by sickness, we hope that he may soon
regain his wanted health.
Miss Reynolds, OF Greenwood. Is now visit
ing her friend Miss Jennie Harper.
Our little town this year has not been en-
lIvened by the presence Of as many young Ia
dy visitors as it was last year, SO far there
have not been ''enough TO 60 round" as q
necessary consequence, at every gathering,
some of our young men are '1eft out In the
cold" TROUPE.