The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-02-04
Contributed Locals.

ABREvILLE, S. c., February d. 1891.
The weather for the past two weeks has
been as changeable as girl of "sweet Six
teen
Mr.. Tom Grant Perrin is now clerking for
X. NJ. Haddon & Co., where he Will be pleased
20 see his many friends. especially the Ia
dies.
The schedule on the c. & G. road has been
changed leaving OF trains A and b. This gives
all hands the comforts OF home once more,
and is just as convenient tor the public.
Rev. A; +. Berry preached an excellent SER
mon in the Methodist Church last Sunday
night-TeXt-"Ye must be born again"
Last Sale Day was extremely quiet. which
is complimentary TO so large crowd. Our
policemen did not take in fines" enough to
pay the services of one man.
Mr.. A. w. Smith sold on last sale day TWEEN
ty two head Of horses and mu ules-Mr. Smith
believes in printers ink"-hcnce his sue
cess.
The General Conference of the the NJ. Z.
church south at its session held in ST. Louis,
May, 1870, ordered the organization of"foutas
Peoples Leagues" having for their object the
promotion ofpety and loyalty to our church,
education in church history and their en-
couragement in works OF grace and. charity.
The name of which shall be the "Epworth
League" A meeting will be held in the
Methodist church this evening for the pnr-
pose Of organizing u League here, The pub
lie are cordially invited, also all church MEM
bers and especially the "youug people"
The contract to make two million brick al
this place for the "Round House" Of the g.,
c. x N Road is already let.
Mr.. WIN. Riley, Sr., was duly elected by tfie
the Methodist Sunday School Of Mount Car
mel.
The Methodist Sunday school is in q most
fiourishing condition, but yet there are both
parents and children, who should join in this
great work-If you can't and won't come,
send your children.
The amount contributed by the Sunday
School Missionary Society last Sunday even.
n q st.lnSSnS
Miss Eliza Cater, the efficient aud popular
Salcslady IN the store of Il. NJ. Haddon "
o., alter enjoying short vacation Is at the
store once more, where she will he glad to
serve her many friends.
Miss Ada Cowan Of Belleview was shop
ping in town last week.
On tomorrow Mr.. J. w. Boyd, one Of Noun!
Carmels handsomest young men will lead To
"Hymen's Altar" one of the faireSt, and love-
liest brides Of the Savannah Side-Miss Lu-
die Riley.
Black, has sold out his entire interest to W.
W. Black who will conduct the business at
NJ. j. W. Morrah & w. 0. Gown will sup
ply the Valley side with stoves and tinwarc--
Ifthey wish TO succeed they should adver
tise In the Press and Banner.
Messrs. w. l.. Miller and Oscar Gown were
i'll town last Saturday paying taxes.
Miss Surilla Smith Is visiting relatives in
Nj Misses h Emma and ida McAlster two charm.
ing young ladies of the Valley side were
shopping in town last week.
Lumber to.hGAf1 the Methodist Church OF
Mount Carmel has been received aud the
work wifi commence at an early, day.
Mr.. Thomas McAlistcr, Sr., n better and Is
now visiting friends and relatives in Mon-
terry.
Last week was an Of week with us as We
were on the fury and serving the public n
the store also. We heard some excellent
speeches, much souud reasoning, and great
eSDecinliy
With the courteous and dignifled manner in
which the Hon. w. G. Benct conducted his
cases. especially the Z. Il &. Il, K. vs. Mrs.
McNeiil; his Specch i'm this cuse was highly
complmented by many. We enjoyed The
proceedings of the Court very much, and
fee! that our time was well spent in company
of sucNdistingnished gentlemen, as compose
the ADbcviile Bar.