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

DIR. F. L. PARKER, distinguished oculist
and Professor In the Medical College OF
visit to his brother, the Hon. w. II. Parker
The Doctor has been spending q month or
more in the mountains, and on his return 10
his home pays his annual VISIT 10 aooeE.ie Sran,
our people.
OUR people have been delighted to enter
tain for several weeks past Miss Mary Mccall,
most charming young lady from Darling
Mrs. Dargan, and by her sweet and agreeable
disposition succeeded in winning host OF
friends in our little city. Miss Mccall re-
turned TO Darlington Monday, and we sincere
ly hope she will come again-Soon.
ABBEvILLE Is now On lue Telegraph line
from Anderson to Columbia. The line Is dou-
Bile to Hodges, and hence all kilograms be
tween Anderson and Columbia will pass Alb.
beville, and we can send kilograms without
waking up Hodges.
for the Associate Reformed Presbyterians In
the Court House, Thursday, $50 p. m. Ser
vices each night through the week. All are
invited.
efficient salesman, is now with Messrs P. Ro-
With With the best I II everything IN their line.
WE see by the papers that some Of the high
titled military gentlemen nave joined the
Alliance, and can now work their way into
any barn. where an Alliance is in session.
THE report of the town council shows
most gratifying condition OF the finances.
The streets and the good order OF the town
speak for themselves.
Miss Minnie Adams. Of Abbeville, s. c.,
who has been visiting Miss Agnes Carter, In
Elberton for some time returned home last
week.-Elberton Gazette.
THE ladies of the Methodist church will
give an ice-cream festival In Mrs. J. Chauncy
Miller's yard, next Friday evening, begin
ming at six o'clock.
Mr.. ]. l.. TAGGART. OF Troy, can now be
found at the store of Messrs. =. Rosenberg &
Co.. where he will be glad to see his many
friends.
THE Democratic citizens of the town OF A6.
beville are requested TO meet In the Cour'
room next Friday evening at six O'Clock Ia
nominate q ticket for intendant and war
dens.
LET everybody bear In mind that the ex
eursion train passes Abbeville this morning
at haIfpast eight O'Clock. Get ready and &C
on delightful trip.
Mr.. j. FRANK KELLER, Miss Ida Keller
and MIR. James Keller have arrived home
from Greenville, Chick Springs and Pari'
Mountain.
DON'T forget that Mr. j. F. Miller Is still In
the market for cotton seed. He Is always
ready with the cash, and is liberal buyer.
Mr.. c. T. BAKER. OF Lowndesville. and Mr.
X. w. Coffin = OF Augusta. were In town yes
day, the guests OF Mr.. j. w. Perrin.
THE Long Cane Alliance Will meet OH
Thursday, Sept. 18th at Rock Spring. Busi
ness OF Importance.
JUDGE MCGOWAN and Mr. and Mrs. Benet
returned from the mountains last Saturday,
improved in health.
Mr.. WALTER d. TUSTEN Is at home, hav
ing come oa short stay from his place ol
business In Louisiana.
Mr.. GEORGE w. LoMAX has made up 8
school which will be taught In the Dendy cor
ner.
Mr. j. B. STONE, a leading farmer Of thu
Ridge section, was in town yesterday on bus
mess.
MISS MAGGIE LATIMER was In the village
last Saturday shopping and visiting friends.
Mr.. NJ. O. MCCRACKEN has moved 10 th'
cOuntry-to his brothers, on Savannah river
Mr.. JAMES H. RICE JR.. has been elected
principal Of the Barnwell High school.
MISS LILA BowIEs school will have pic
mic and exhibition next Saturday.
THERE were eleven accessions to the NJ eth
odist church last Sunday.
Mr.. JAMES NJ. BAKER, Of Lowndesville
was in town yesterday.
Work on the side track to the oil mill ha
not been commenced.
CAPT, JOHN q. EDWARDS will leave to-day
for the Northern markets.