The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-08-19

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Maud Rogers, of Augusta. Ga. passed up the
A. & X. ailroad last Friday, ON their way to
the mountains Of East Tennessee and hot
Springs, n. G., TO spend few weeks. Ihey
had Just returned from the sea shore, few
days ago, and are now taking In the noun,
tains. before the season is over. Miss Maud
will write few dots for the Press and Banner
Oh her return home
Mr. Il. W. CooGLER left AhbevIlle last
Monday TO take situation at Cross Hill as
telegraph operator and depot agent. Mr..
COogler is an efficient operator. and we have
no doubt that he will fill his new position
most acceptably to his employers. Success
TO you, Tom. May You prosper and live
long.
OUR young friend, Mr.. Walter w. Nisanska
has taken situation as Stenographer In the
general freight and PASSENGER othre OF lhe
Charleston and Savannah Railway, IN
Charleston, where we know that his appiica-
tion to business, his efficiency, and his fideli-
ty will commend him to the good graccs OF
his employers.
THE railroad authorities of the Savannah
Valley should be required TO build depot OF
some kind at Calhoun Falls, for the accom-
modation OF passengers. 1t is an outraged to
put passengers out on the roadside without
some accommodation or protection from the
weather.
DIRT. H. THRASHER and family, of Free
Evansville, Ga, have recently moved TO
Ninety.SiX, S. E.. The Doctor is an atfable
gentleman and we have no doubt will make
many valuable friends in his new home.
Mr.. LEWIS E. CuNNINGHAM. Of Monterey,
is now In the store o. Mr.. IL. MCGOWAN Hill.
He Is welcomed to town, and 1t - hoped that
his business qualities and industry may win
success for him.
MIss DELLA WISE, daughter OF Mr.. Logan
her cousin Mr.. 6. II Moore. Miss Wises
mother was Miss Rebecca Wilson before her
marriage.
!. THERE will be q communion meeting at
the Lebanon Presbyterian church on next
Sabbath. The services will begin on Satur
day at II O'Clock and continue several days.
Mrs. NANCY SWIFT. of Elberton, Ca, is on n
TO her brother, j. Frank Kellar, and Will
leave on next Thursday for home. She would
be pleased TO see her friends.
Mr.. HOLLIS +. EDWARDS was in town last
Sunday and lett for Elberton on Monday
morning, where he Will manipulate the elec'
trio current for time.
MIR. P. ROSENBERG, of Rosenberg & Co.
left last Monday tor New York, where he will
lay In splendid stock OF all the choicest and
best goods in their line.
THE prize story, which we hope TO have
ready for next week is u good one, and should
I've read by everybody. Read II yourself ana
lend 1t to your nelghDor.
You will miss a treat If you fail to read onr
prize story. II was written by one OF onr
most talented ladies, and we hope to publish
Ii next week.
Mr.. w. +. Young, depot agent, express
agent and telegraph operator, is Il good bns
ness man and has made many warm friends
among the good people OF Ninety-Six.
MIR. G. Il. SoSDLEY. after an absence o.
eight years returned TO his old home lasl
Monday, where he met many acquaintance
OF former times.
Miss Rosa WILLIAMS. of Antreville, 6
popular teacher in the public schools, wa:
in town one day last week with her mother.
MRS BENET left yesterday for Paris Noun
tain, to give her son sam the benefit Oh The
mountain air.
WE learn that firSt-claSS experienced
clerk can obtain good position with one o
our enterprSlng firms.
THE infant of Mrs. w. II. Meow died ir
Abbevile last Thursday. The remains were
taken home for burial.
THE Parsonage Aid Society will have an ict
cream festival next Friday evening at Mr.
Chauncey Miller's.
MIR. II. w. BOWIE Of Long Cane VIII make
one thousand pounds Of seed cotton to the
acre.
Try those "Fat Shore" mackerell just re
Sous.
DISTRICT Deputy Grand Master E. B. Gar.
visited the Lowndesville Lodge last Friday.
THE colored people will give a barbecu
next Thursday at the Fair Grounds.
Mr.. II. q. PINCKNEY, Of Charleston, Is on
OF the visitors TO Abbeuille.
LOOK OUT for our prize story next week ii
supp iement form.
MAJOR ERNEST GARY is in town.