The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-09-16
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Lowndesville, Sept. IA, 1891.
Rev. w. Martin worshipped with the Meth
At a late meeting OF the surrounding sub
alliances by delegates Mr.. L. C. Mauldin was
elected alliance cotton weigher.
Due West base ball clubs met at .Antreville
and engaged In a match game, with the latter
little ahead, Lowndesville gives great credit
to Mr.. T. E. Pollhill, for his just rulings, as
Mr Mosley was called to Elbert Co., Monday
on business.
Mrs. g. A. WAGNER and her daughter Miss
Lulie Wagner OF Charleston, came Monday
and were guests for several days Of Mr. E. W.
Harper.
Mr.. ]. J. johnson wentto Anderson. Tues
day 10 take position with Messrs. Bleckley
Mr.; 6: T. Baker went to Abbeville Tuesday
Mr.. Jas. Perrin. OF Abbeville, came up Tues
day TO spend few days with his friend Mr.
Mr. g. L. Baker entered the bank on Mon
day, having been previously appointed clerk
Mr.. Ed Calhoun, of Monterey, was in town
Tuesday.
A few OF our citizens were numbered among
the excursionsts to Athens, Ga. Wednesday
They were delighted with the trip.
NJ and an Mrs jeff bowman lost their %, only a3
in Providence cemetry, Thursday.
Hon. George f. Prince, Of Anderson, came
down Thursday, and was the guest OF Mr.. w
Harper that night.
Miss. May McCalla, OF the Fork, and Misl
Maud Lomax, OF Latimer, were the guests O
Mrs. Jane Baker Thursday pight and Fri
day.
Mr., R. E. Bondurant, Of Atlanta Ga, came
over Thursday tor few days visit TO his son
in-law Mr.. ]. Q. Chambers.
Miss Valera Hawthorn, OF Due West, anc
Miss Annie Hawthorn, Of Latimer, reached
here Friday noon and have since been our
guest.
In a competitive examination held at Abbe
willie, Thursday, for scholarship in the Cit
adel, in Charleston, Mr.. Foster speer Of ou
young friend in bis good fortune.
| There was match game OF base ball her
on Saturday, between Level Land ant
Lowndsville and at It's close, the score stool
| % to IA in favor of the latter.
Mr.. Richards, Synodical Colporteur o
South Carolina has been in our community
since Thursday, and has been quite success
| full In disposing Of the publications, for sal
Mr.. Joel Keys. OF Anderson. was on q visi
to the family Of MIR. E. w. Harper, Friday
and Saturday.
vices have beeu held in Smyrna Church, by
the Rev. J. E. Beard. He worked faithfully
and earnestly, and was assisted by some lay
men, and much good has been accomplished
| Cotton Is now opening rapluly ana I'M
"knowing ones" say that the yield will no
be 30 great as they supposed 1t would be some
time ago. There win be no discount on tn
corn crop. If the planters will now put II
q full crop of oats they will be all right.
Mr.. J. r. Blake, Jr., OF Abbeville, our worth
county lecturer, came up Saturday and ad
dressed the Lowndsville Alliance. AS usua
our people were glad to see Mr.. Blake, an
our Alliancemen take pleasure In hearin
him speak. He has many friends In thi
section who will be glad to see him com
cut ION top" in his present claim against tn
State. II the matter between them has to b
referred TO the Legislature for settlement, GU
county representatives had each better do hi
part r.munerating him for his services, OF
from the best lights before this scribe, the on
or ones falling TO dc this will be left in tn
cold" in the next rnfe.
| We take pleasure in informing Genera
Rainbringer, that We do not at present, nee
his services