The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-12

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OF each other.
MRS. DoDsoN's dwelling in Donalds was
burned last Satu rday night. The inmates OF
the house were absent, leaving lamp burn
ing, from which the fire originated. IL is ls
this story Is, don't leave your lamp burning.
The drug store was emptied OF It's contents
which were badly injured. No insurance.
Mr.. WALDO MARSHALL came home last
Saturday sick with som ething like malarial
fever. He has been of surveying railroad
from Barnwell, which is heading toward
Greenwood. When he finishes that road we
ought 10 get HIM 10 build railroad for Aboe'
vile.
THE County Teachers Institute will be held
the latter part OF this month at Due West.
Services of the best instructors will be secur-
ed. Board Of teachers will be paid while In
stitute Is IN session and full attendance Is
desired. A program will be printed next
week.
SUPERINTENDENT DoDsoN came in his
special car Monday night, with Mess. Jer-
vey and Thomas of the Railroad Commits
sion. They entertained MIR. Smith and MT
MCGOWAN In their car that evening, ana leIt
Abbeville next morning.
MEssRs, NJ. A. FELLERs and j. d. TeddardS,
Ninety Six, have recently bought machinery
and will gin for the public this fall. They are
both thorough going, energetic business men.
and we bespeak for them liberal patronage.
MISS SUE MOORE ana MISS cLIie MOORE
have returned from trip to Ninety,Six;
Their friends Mrs. Watson and Miss Ethel
Watson came home with them, and will
spend little while in Abbeville.
THERE will be picnic at the McAdams
grove and spring next Saturday August 10Th.
It Is to be q basket picnic-publtc invited.
Bring full basket and let every one have
good time.
DR.. JULIAN MooD, of Sumter. was in town
Monday night. on a visit to his cousin MIR.
R. McGowan Hill. He came from Elberton
on the G.. C. & N, and left next day on the
c. d.
THE Epworth League will have water
melon festival on next Friday afternoon at
tive o'clock at Mr.. Kugh's Tennis Court. All
members of the League are cordially Invited
TO attend.
MR.. j. F. COLEMAN. of Coronaca, was
thrown from mule few days age, and sus-
tanned some very severe bruises. His many
friends wish him speedy recovery.
MISS MATTE ANDERSON, of Ninety-SiX, re-
turned home last week from Travellers Rest,
where she has been visiting the family OF her
uncle, Col. r. w. Anderson.
Tennessee raised Barley is the best for SOW
ing in this section. w. Joel Smith Sons
have just received lot, call on them and get
what you want.
Mr.. JAMES S. PERRIN left last Monday for
Cleveland Springs, where he Will spend
awhile before returning to his home In Mis-
sissippi.
MISS LULA WILLIAMS, daughter of Mr..
Samuel Williams, won the Winthrop Train
Ing school scholarship from Aboeville county.
Miss LILA FINLEY, of Texas, and Miss
Lizzie Davenport, of Waterloo. s. c., are Wis
iting Mrs. w. II. Whitlock, Of New Market.
JUDGE CoTHRAN and Senator Hemphill left
yesterday for Sandy Springs to attend u re-
union Of Orr's Regiment
REV. HUGH McLEEs will begin a service at
Bethiah church. on Saturday before the fifth
Sabbath in this month (August.)
Mr. AND Mrs. T. P. QUARLEs and Miss
JAMIE Quarles will leave to-day for Ashv lille,
N. c.. where they will spend week.
MRS. Fl. G. TwIGGs, Of Augusta, Ga, has
recently been on visit to her mothers, Mrs.
LipscoInb Of Verdery, S. G.
Mr.. CLAUDE c. GAMBRELL returned home
last Monday after pleasant visit to relatives
in Williamson.
IN looking over this paper. don't throw II
down until you have examined the fourth
page.
Mr.. w. C. MCGOWAN and family are off to
Paris Mountain. Judge McGowan went with
them.
DIR. WOODROW has been elected President
OF the South Carolina College.
MISS KITrIE PERRIN Is expected this week
on visit to the Misses Marshall.