The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-09-23

Mr.. BRENNER, Of the firm of Peter A Bren
ner 4 Co., Of Augusta, Ga, lett here yester
day for his home in Augusta. He and his
wife have been boarding at the New Hote
and express themselves us delighted with
Aobeville and her hosptable people. Mr.
Brenner expects to return TO Abbeville
again next Summer and bring with him his
family. and will possibly make this hi
future home, where he wou Id hnd hearty
welcome.
II you have to bury dear ones. and wish tc
buy new clothes for them, yon ought tc
call on Mr.. Sign, the undertaken. He has
the cheapest and best goods, made up espec
tally for the purpose. While we believe thai
people ought to be buried in the clothes o
which they die possessed, yet If 1t is deemed
desirable 10 buy new clothes, Mr.. Sign can
give You suitable goods at very reduced
prices.
e, recently returned home from All Healing
N. c., where she had been attending school
She Is an excellent young lady and Is we'll re-
mended by her teacher. She desires tc
10 secure good school somewhere.
Several charming young ladies and two
or three young gentlemen, members Of the
Epworth Leage, made short call last even.
Ing at the Press and Banner office Oh their re-
turn nome from one OF their meetings. Their
visit was greatly enjoyed, and it is hoped
they may call again.
Correspondents whose communications dc
not appear in this weeks issue OF the Press
and Banner, Will please excuse us as It will
be impossible TO find room for all their let.
ters.
Miss. ANNIE RYKARD, Of Greenwood, and
Mr.. Gray, engineer on G., Z. &. n. K. II.
were married last Wednesday at the resi-
dence OF the brides Mother by Rev. w. A.
Rodgers OF Charleston, 5. c.,
Mrs. Marchant, OF Graniteyille, and hel
daughter Miss Genivive are visiting the Misses
Cater. Mrs. Marchant has many friends who
are always glad to see her in Abbevile.
The talented and accomplished Miss Leona
Bake has been elected TO position as teach
er In the Due West Female College, and viii
go up nextweek.
Mr.. LEWIS SIGN, JR., left on a business
trip Monday evening for Athens, Ca, wnert
he expects 10 remain about two weeks.
THE Kerr Brothers. OF Cedar Spring, have
just started their gin and will be pleased u
receive the patronage of the public.
Mr.. .. H. TURNER, Of Quarry, S: c., com
F. Hagan, Greenwood, ). c.
Mr.. X. J. MCCAsLAS, of White Hall, ha
two ID months old pigs which will net -
pounds ca ch.
MIR. r. S. BARSwELL has recently bough
o fine operate plano from Peter A. Brenner 4
Co., Of Augusta, Ga.
MR.. HENRY WILSON, OF White Han, ha
lately done some good work on White Hal
and Greenwood road.
Mr.. j. II. WILSON, OF White Hall, recent
ly made ten thousand pine boards from on
tree.
Mr.. CHARLIE WILSON. Of Hunter, S.
was visiting friends at White Hall last week
MESSRS. J. L. AND j. =. KENNEDY, o
Wideman, are now ginning for the public.
THE Misses Griffin. of Ninety-Six, are visi
Ing Mr.. Henry Baugham, Of Mccormick.
BEAUTIFUL young ladies occasionally g
horseback riding through our streets.
Miss LILLE FAULKNER, of Edgeheld, il
visiting relatives at Mccormick.
WE have had some exceedingly hot weatt
er In the last week.
MIR. A. w. JONES Is in town.