The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-11-26
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DUE WEST, >. u. NOV. 70, loSu
Indian Summer.
Late cotton Is short.
The price OF corn is high for this season Of
Col. Power and Maj. Vance drove the
bride and groom tothe depot behind the iron
Mr.. P. G, DuPre went to Columbia last Mon.
day.
will be ginned at the two gins this season.
We hear OF more nupttal knots to be tied
before many full moous.
Itls reported that Mr.. Joel Smith led the
building with Sl50 This Is royal.
We notice that the fly Is in rye sown about
town. What about the oats and other grain
Geo c Hodges sends that ms rs, su9sosiP
wood. We hope Others will follow. Abbe-
willie has set good example:
Mrs. Bonner Informed US last week that the
health Of the young ladies had never been
better. There was not single young lady
CoI. McKissick the affiable gentleman and
able staff reporter Of the News and Courier
was taking in Due West last week, it, com.
pany with Mr.. Thomas Scott, of the Thorn.
we'll Orphanage. We looked through the COL
lege grounds and Society Libraries. Mr.. Nc
Kissick was taking notes for the use OF the
Mr.. Morrow ran up from Verdery to see his
people here on Sunday. He will move In per
son the middle OF December.
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the silver wedding Of Capt. and Mrs. ]. E.
Bradley on Long Cane.
Mrs McCaw. OF Chester Is visiting her moth
er Mrs. Anna Brice.
married on last Thursday to Miss Mary Banes
now of Washington, family OF Pennsylvania.
DR.. Pitzer performed the ceremony. DR.. NIL
Ter and his bride took a tripe to Norfork. Va.
We extend the hearty congratulations OF Due
West to our young friends.
Mrs. Mary ]. Wylie. Of Chester county. has
been visiting her two daughters at the Female
College. She came over on last "Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. Steel Brice and Mrs. Cardwell, of
Chester county, have been on visit to friends
and kindred here.
church Oh last Sabbath BY certificate.
A beautiful monument has been erected
over the grave o { Mrs. Julia Grier in the A.
Il. Cemetery OF this place.
made plea for that institution In the Bap-
tist church ON last Wednesday night. After
the talk a number OF persons went up OF their
own accord and gave contributions. 1t is
brred on Thanksgiving Day.
The hearts OF our people are touched by the
generosity shown by AbbeviIle IN contrlbut
Ing to the new college building. $500 for Abb
beville village TO this cause, leads us to say
we'll done, good friends In the future let us
be closer friends. When we go TO-, dedi-
you all kind aff.ctionate Invitation to be
present. We say now, come one, come nll!
Mr.. Thos Miller Is lending helping hand
in the A. II. printing office.
Dr. j. j. Darlington, OF Washington. D. G..
sends splendid argument to the a. r. Pres.
byterlan in favor OF Erskine present location
The argument Is exhaustive and az Senator
Brown was fond OF saying. "he bncks his
judgment with his money" He intimats
that If the college remains he will give
an additional $500, making $1,000 in all. DIR.
Darlington Is a worthy sou OF old Erskine.
Our people were much grieved nt the loss OF
the YOrkville Enquirer. This noble paper Is
ashes. II Is o loss TO the State. We grere
with Capt. Grist. His heart WAS wrapped up
in the Enquirer and he had just occasion To
he proud Of 1t. We are glad 1t Is to rise from
the ashes.
One Of he most pleasant occasions that has
occurred here in months was the marriage OH
last Thursday evening, in the village church
Of Rev. P. Knox. OF Virginia, and Miss
Loudie Brice OF Due West. The church had
been neatly decorated. The gentlemen came
up one aisle anu ladies up another, preceded
by the ushers, Messrs. White and McDill.
The beautiful bride came In leaning upon the
arm OF her handsome brother, Mr.. j. >. Brice,
OF the Yorkville Bar. The ministers. DR.. w.
L. Pressly and Rev. w. w. Orr, accompanied
by the groom came in from the ante room.
The groom and bride stepped upon the hearth
rug-white and wreathed around with flow
ers-and there faced each other. DIR. w. L.
At its concluson Rev. w. w. Orr made a most
touching prayer and the solemn service was
ended. Revs. ID. G. Phillips, Jr., H. 3. Blake
ly,T. w. Sloan and Mr.. ]. s. Brice were
eroommen. Misses Susie Lee. Sallie Ken.
nedy, Lizzie Miller and Annie Brice were the
maids of honor. The bride left immed
lately on the north bound train. r. S. &.