The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03
Contributed Locals.

Depart from Abbeville...l2:lN n. IN.
Arrive at Abbeyille;.. e;..."."... 3:3 p. m.
Depart from Abbevile..".".~ 300 p. M.
Arrive at Abbevlle............... G:25 p. IN.
The 3:a5 aud 6:25 trains bring mail, but no
express OH the latter.
Mr.. G. a. Nisanska went to Charleston last
Monday.
saleday was quiet, only one lock up.
A. NJ. Hill Il Sons have the contract for re.
moving the dirt at the Il. q D. Depot and
grading the track to the Oil Mill and the new
Passenger Depot which will be commenced at
an early day. They began work last Monday
morning.
The sympathles Of this entire community
go out 10 the btreared and afflicted family OF
our friend and townsman ]. r. Blake. May
God comfort them in their trouble, and send
them speedy relief.
Miss Mamie Murray has returned to her
home in Clifton, where She will remain for
several months.
Mrs Mary Gilmer, of Laurens Is visiting
| friends in Abbeville.
Mr.. Frank Evans after q pleasant visit to
his parents, and friends in Memphis, Ten
nessee, is home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McAllister ST., of Mt. Car
mel passed through town last Wednesday,.
| Mr., $. A. Jordan and his daughter Miss Ma
mie were in town last Wednesday. Mr.. Jor-
dan is q good farmer, lives at home, and says
his crop looks very promising Mt this time.
Mr.. Capers Riley Jr., passed through town
gagged on the abroad.
Splendid rains throughout the County, crop
prospects Frightening, farmers hard at work,
and merchants now wearing smile.
Dr's Carlton and Burch, of Mt. Carmel
were in the city last Saturday. DR.. Carlton
Is one Of the leading physicians on the Sa-
vannah side and Is railroad surgeon for that
section; and in compliment OF his efficient
services the Il. II. Company gave him Il com
plimentary ticket to the Medical Convention
in Buffalo, n. u, from whence lie has just re-
turned.
Mr.. Henry Mercier, OF MI, Carmel passed
through Abbeville last Saturday en route for
| ElbertOn, Ga.
Kelsey Bun dctt was I'm town last Saturday
and reports the best crop within ten miles OF
Mt. Carmel.
Miss Rebecca Moore Is quite sick Her
nIauy friends wish Tor her speedy recovery.
| The EpwoIth League met last night at the
residence Of Mrs. Chalmers at Sla o'clock.
Mrs. Annie Neuffcr will read an essay ON
"i.arly Melhodisn In America"
| Miss Lcona Blake being sick left for her
home in Greenwood last Monday, accOmpa.
MED by her friends Miss Kate Marshall, and
MIR. George GanbreIl. We hope she Will
soon Ue quite restored TO health, and return
to her home In Abbeville.
| MessrS. Knox and Hutto, OF the Valley
town are attending court.
The many friends OF our honorcd friend
Mr.. Moses " WIstOck Will he pnined TO heal
Of tie death of his beloved wife on the
morning OF the first Of June In the city ol
support him while his heart Is bowed down
with soIr row in his declining years.
Four persons Joined the NJ. l., Church last
Sabbath morning.
Mr.. Henry Hill who has been sick for sew
craI days is out aguin.
Sir. Willie Hill spent last Sunday in Elbcr.
!top.
Miss Kute Strickle has closed her school
and is now visiting friends and relatives III
ohio, and the far west. NJ.