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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31


A verv pleasant dding occurred Tase-
Jay plight 1t the residence OF Mr.. A
cuprir gbam Ia FArmir sdale, the contract
z parties being Mis-. jennie V. and Gro
4 ssasr of be firm Of Sager & Cunning
ham, srocets. TIE Ceremony was per
formed by Il Y A. 8. L.id 10 the presence
Of a I.rg- circle Of reisiivss and frieI ds
Afttr The ceremony VAS performed the Mr.
AID Mr. Sagsr received the congtaiulA-
tious OF t6eir many friends and
A shors tins WAS speot in social entertain
m Mt, solos b z given by Mrs. A. y.
fsdd. The C. ugls we're then taken TO
their new home ep II shiand avenue, ~hare
thsir frier ds gave tn m doe reospian n,
ard wishing ihfm abundance Of Joy and
happiness. Ift the happy couple The
presents we're numerous ~ d valuable. The
JouRsAL 4 ends hear y congratulations.
The JouRsAL representative .ked
Maxey II she Holmes C,mpsoy. II Gsrdi.
tsr caDld have aay part OF the Holm 8
Fiore Grsphi:e Co , sni he said It was in.
possible Ons lsTge plant would DE- located
IN Pailsdsl hs sno b in Chicago and one
tn NV K gland, Bo.t9n probably, but per
hsps p lrslsni. The idea of sab-c jmpanies
80 Of first talked has been given up and IT
vii be controlled wholly by the oris'has
@ mpsny. Butthefe i, one company which
Gardiner can have II it will only say so,
with tie necessary ossh, and hat is the
Pnly Compsny. M. Holmes ESQ make q
puily Of wood pulp which is as substantial
- iron or wood. and much lighter. the
msnuisaiure IF his will require In time a
sarge free Of mss an w,i be nsnafac-
,arpd BY separate company firm the
Hoimes Co. We hope the business meu
capitalists ~ili no: allow this company to 81
out Of our city
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s1Ars nouss uorra.

Principal Thanpsss u he Er,ti,. "a,
hish School. Chins, vss q the e.,ss,
yesterday. 'o
rsof. Veal CIR. principal Of he Md.
.sssa Thinning School, stopped Of sss.,
osy On his Wy from Massschu,,es. "a -,
Kent. y "
Is Z understood shss ssass s.s..s,r. Ia.
ois Hsyfofd Of Canton. intend. "a M.
his hons IN Augusta q sosn :. he =,
arrange his business.
1ne Governor has sushosized H. fol
loving persons 70 solenniss ua,ri.se r
=. Cave, Portland; Luc;us N. Rob;n..r
hilsvorth; William T. Campbell. Pa,
Bocshbsy; s. =. Tah. wsssbrook.
Letters from the captains Of y.,i,u, eo,,
panies. received BY Col. Z C. Turiusson
!. 4. r, indicate that there win be unu.,,'
activity IN rife psscsics this season. sons
Of ne companies ars in poor condition IN
'a's respect but ali sre determined to make
. good showing.
Inc Commissioner to the Worlds F.i,
appointed from Maine By the pYe,;de.,
Also the managers appointed by Goveruo,
Duiieish. bold their nrst meeting st the
oAse House week from today, Tuesdsy.
may ~. q 10 A. N. A this 10 the o,,.
meeting it is expected that every mempsr
will be present.
Inc Governor and council viii meet this
morning ct 10 o'clock. Several nomins-
lions will come mp for confirmation, and +.
pardon case may come up at this meeting
Nothing Of special interest will be con.
sidefed today. Councillors Brackets.
wsdsewood, spoaord and King arrived
yesterday. The library committee we're in
session at the Augusta house last evening
considering plans and specification, for the
Furnishings Of the new library.
Clerk Alexander Of the secretary of
States Office is the proud possessor Of fine
litter OF pups Of the Sensation and Bang
Bang breed. The mother is thorough bred
bird dog. full biooded Sensation" on both
sides. The father Of the pups 10 the son
OF the famous Bang Bang. Five OF the
seven pups ara dogs and Mr.. Alexander
already has many Offers for the little
fellows. He has them ct hi. home in Rich
mond and some Of the Augusta dog fancie,s
are going down TO see them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
Marrieo.
ASDRosCoGGI

ASDRosCoGGrN.
Lisbon FAlls-Ma7 ., Daniel T. Savage and
Miss Mary d. Pickett, both Of Lisbon
CUMBERLAND.
Particularly 6, Warren G. Smith Of Auburn
and Mis- Jennie Mildred Trsfethen OF Portland.
KENNEBKc.
wa.crviIle-Nav 10, by Rev. L. H. Hallock. at
the side nee of the BRIDES father, Mr. Robert H.
Lombard and Miss kstelle L flood
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The Ladies' Delighted.

the A4Olss DeuH"so"'
The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
With which ladies' may use the liquid fruit
laxative, Syrup Of Figs, under all condi'
| lions make il their fsvorite remedy. II is
pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gentle,
vet sffectual in acting on the kidneys, iivel
| .nd howell, may4i&w 1mofolrT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

1t is common superstition that fires 10
this city come in threes. We had two YES
tertsy up to eight clock last evening. and
the superstisious are awaiting the third.
About eight O'Clock an alarm was sounded
sod Cushnoc Heights was the locality.
Before the alarm was done ringing. how
ever, the ere had been extinsuished by
the aremep on the Heights. The fire
occurred in the new store formerly
occupied by Thos Baker on Northern
Avenue. Mr.. J. A. Cote began moving
in yesterday and had . good share
OF his goods stared. About O'Clock a
hanging lamp in the window broke from ita
fssteninss and came down with crash
Fortunately some Of the fremen were
'tsnding in front Of the store when the
lamp WAS thrown GU, and in les ;hs2 ts:ee
minutes . stream Of water was on the
blaze. There was no Insurance; loss
abou. SIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

: The steamer Lizzie Snow came up 10 Au
tussa last night and viii take party 81
eish. dow 70 the Islands from here 4 day
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ONH ENJOYS
Both the method and result, when
syrup Of Figs il taksn; il l. pleasant
and refreshing TO the tasts, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidnsys,
Liver and Bo.els, eleansss the sys,
Am esectually, diSpeIs colds, head
aches and fevers and surss hsbitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs il the
only remedy Of it, kind svsr pro
duced, pleasing to She tasts and &C
oepsab!s to the stomach, prompt il
Il action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only frorc the mos.
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many sxcellent qualities commend it
TO al and have made is sas snos.
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs u for sale In SOc
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
yista Any reliable dxrxxin Who
may not havs 1t On hAad WI sro
cure 1t promptly for any sAs who
wishes 70 k7 t. Dc ast osssys sny
sahstituta.
CALIFORNIA 10 ssaHp ~.
,. sAS fssso'ecs. osL
@~s,alS. ~. ssa 7SsHs 5.F.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

The May meeting Of the Augusta Loar
& Building As'ecis,ion will be held st thu
associations / flee in Mecnisn block or
"Wednesday evening next Of 80 O'Clock.
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Ey ENING.
m - NJ

S0r VI.
Devotional Exercises.
Conducted by Mrs. II J. Bailey
uin,,es NJ afternoon session, Secretary
i.ec,ure-The Liquor Traffic. the Curse OF Ages
Miss Lillian Phelps OF Canada
Music.
Collection.
Benediction.
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Mr. J Bear is on business trip down
in Pisestsquis county.
W. c. phiiorock. E a OF Wa!erville
W" in the city yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Newell Of Weeks Mills hiss
been visiting friends in the city.
Oscar Holwsy, Esq and wife have re-
turned from their trip in the West.
Captain Higgins OF the steamer Lizzie
Snow is Of duty for few days, owing TO
Illness.
Mr.. c. B. Davis and wife Of Norrijgs-
~ock were in the city yesterday. the guests
OF Mrs 5. L. Boardman. MIR. Davis is the
JOURNALS special correspondent in his
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

A gentleman in this city has lust received
letter from q o. Sprsgue Of California,
who formerly vas the foreman Of the wood
shop connected with the old car shops in
Augusta. In this letter were enclosed
some verses written by Mr.. L. R. Hol-
brook, himself former work man 10 these
shops and now doing fine business in San
Francisco. The verses were written for
amusement and sent Mr.. Sprague who for
warded them to old Augusta friends.
Some Of the verses referring as they do to
those now living in Augusta or we'll known
here are given below:
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Ksnnsbsc W. c. r. q.

The semi-anDusl convention Of the Ken
pebec County W. C. T. Z. will be at tie
State street Free Baptist church today,
commencing at 10 A. M, continuing
through the day and evening. The public
cordially invited to be present. Following
10 the programme Of the days exercises:
Conducted by Mrs. Phebe NJ. wads worth
1880 A. NJ.
Appointment OF committees on Credentials, on
Courtesies, and on Resolutions
Report of Recording Secretary.
Report OF Corresponding Secretary.
Report OF Treasurer.
Address of Welcome, Mrs j, ~ yman
Response, Mrs. Clara W. Mumford
Reports of superintendents OF Departments.
Repo.t Of Committee on Credentials
NooSrIpE PRAYER.
Report Of Committee on Courtesies
Remarks by Mrs. L. N. N. stevens and others.
1870 Adjourn.
AFTERNOON
2r.M.
Conducted by Mrs. Martha B. Osbor ne
23oP.M.
Minutes of morning session. Secretary
supcrnt. ndent's Reports concluded
Kise and Progress of the National W. z l.
The Importance Of Education on Special Lines O
Philanthropic Work, Mrs. Helen a. Ladd
Report of Comfnlttec on Revolutions
Report of Committee on Couricsies, concluded
Remark by Miss Phelps anu others
Question Bex, conducted by Mrs. Stevens
sR. NJ. Adjourn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18

R. NJ. Haddon l. Co. are now receiving and
opening their elegant stock Of Spring and
summer goods. Selected from the great GEN.
teis OF trade and fashion by Mrs. Haddon In
person, whose good taste is 30 well known
throughout Abbeville and adjoining Coun-
ties. Don't fa!l 10 call and see their goods on
opening days, commencing Wednesday, 18th
March, and continuing three days.
Our success last Spring in handling, di.
Gloria and Puritan silk parasols and umbrel.
las has induced US to put In much larger
stock tn lis season. Call and see them. K. NJ.
Haddon & Co.
Wash Goods-Never have we been able to
show such q splendid line OF wash stuff in
ginghams, zephyr suitings, chambrays, ba.
tiste, outing cloths, satteens. princess cash
meres. Call and see our line OF wash dress
goods. K. Nj. Haddon & Co.
Our line of Foster hook kid gloves, black
and colored, at 81 and 81 80, are the best goods
pair OF them. K. NJ. Haddon d Co,
Water White (our old brand OF astral Or,
at ID cents per gallon cash. II. w. Lawson
Co,
Clothing. Come and see US. w. Joel Smith
u Sons,
Our line OF Spring Hats is superb. Call on
US and get good choice. Our stock Of crush
hats Is the largest ever brought to A6beville
Smith & Sons.
For SaleI 600 bushels Meal
slightly damaged, $l.25 per sack
'P, Rosenberg & Go.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18
An Exasperated People.

October Is might 1890, D. c., Hen.
nessey, chief Of the police of New Or
leans was waylaid aud killed by band
of italian assassins-the''M 'Mafia."
These men or some of them were
tried and a verdict rendered ''not
guilty." 1t is affirmed that it was 80
clear that the jury were bribed that In
dignation prevailed throughout the
city including lawyers, doctors, mer-
chants and others Of high stand
ing.
A meeting of two or three thousand
men, March IA, about noon, went to
the prison and forcing the doors killed,
eleven Of the Scicilians implicated in
the murder of Chief Hennessy. "This
was outraged justice vindica-
ted." !!
The members Of the jury and Detec.
tive O'Malley could not be found by
the crowd, or it would have Jared bad
ly with them.
The killing of the assassins by the
mob was formally approved by the
Board of Trade, Produce Exchange,
Sugar Exchange and Stock Ex-
change.
This horrible affair is mainly attrib-
utable to bribery and perjury, illustra-
ting lack Of integrity and courage on
the part of jurors and witnesses.
"Mob law" dangerous as it is, will
follow Court Corruption.
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MARRIED..

Married, March ], 1891, by Rev. H. c. Fem
nell Mr.. ]. P. Clinkscales and Miss J. Estell
Morris, both OF Abbeville County, 8. G.
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AN OPEN LETTER.
THE SIMONDS NATIONAL
BANK OF SUMTER.

SUMTER, s. c., March 6, 1891.
MEssRs. CHURCH 4 LANE, General
Agents, New York Life ms. Co.,
Charlotte, N. c.:
I am in receipt, through you, of the
Company's check $3.637.32 in full pay
ment of policy ($3,OOU and accumula
tions on the life of my late brother
Capt. Geo. D. Wallace, who was re
Gently killed by the Indians at the
battle of Wounded Knee Greek, South
Dakota.
His policy only allowed him to en-
gage in Military service IN TIME OF
PEACE, yet he was killed in actua
battle with the Indians.
In waving the tech nicalities of thu
case and paying the policy without
question, the Company has not only
acted in perfect fairness, but with grea
liberality, and materially added t
their well known reputation for squar'
and upright dealing with its mem
bers.
Thanking you for your trouble il
the matter, I am very truly yours,
(Signed) R. NJ. WALLACE,
Admir-.
The above letter shows how th'
New York Life treats its policy hol
ders.
No quibbllng or compromising
but every honest claim paid with tn
same promptness and cheerfulness q
the premiums are accepted.
IT SELLS GENUINE INSURANCE
THAT INSURES.
CHURCH & LANE,
General Agents.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18

The State Press Association Of
South Carolina will meet in annual
Session in Georgetown April %. The
Journalists may continue in session
two or three days. Jas. A Hoyt Of the
Baptist Courier, will deliver an ad.
dress on "South Carolina Journal
ism," and T. B. Crews Of the Las-
rensmge Herald, an address on
"Country Newspapers" ~
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New Store In AbkeVille.

MIR. O.P. Heathss,il in few days open o
new and spleps itock OF goods in the cor
ner store unS me New Hotel. He Ia report.
ed TO have sfAbundance OF capital, and he
proposes make things lively"
We we,some him TO our community, and
trust that our people may call and examine
his goods, when we have no doubt that buyer
and seller will be benefited.
Abbeville is fortunate in having another
business firm to come amongst US, and his
presence afford buyers another stock from
which to select. The more stores we have the
better II Is for the people.
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We Need Glover.

and we should pay more attention TO pas.
lures. Last Monday we had call from Mr.
T. Vosburgh, of Mexico, Pa, who 10 disposing
9aye The agricultural editors OF the village
Seed TO SOW an acre or two, and we intend to
have clover, patch. ,,
It Is said that clover on the RED hllls Oh
North Carolina was the salvation Of that
State O few years ago, when the crops we're
short. II the old North State fourishes on
clover, why should South Carolina cattle suf-
fer the pangs Of hunger.
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AS might be expected the Italians in
America and across the sea are much
.excited over the killing of the eleven
assassins in New Orleans March IA.
The plot thickens.
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Skeleton Above Ground.

We are in formed that the skull and other
bones of a human body is now lying among
They have the appearance OF having been
thrown there. UP to two years ago the place
which Ia now over grown with oriars, and
where the bones now are, mad been Kepl
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18

Many farmers are buying wire fencing.
Some are buying the black or painted wire,
The people are beginning TO realize the great
profit there Is in getting animals TO gather
grass for them.
The time Is coming when We will publish
our subscription list. We are only waiting
for delirouents TO settle up. We want 10
make good showing, both as to numbers
and cash paid subscribers.
We expected to publish our list this week,
but some Of our subscribers are still In ar
rears, and we make short postponement on
their account
THE track layers on the G., C. & n. will
reach Beaver Dam Creek this week. They
had laid four miles beyond the river ON Sat
nrday night.
CLERK T. L. MOORE has copies Of the Acts
OF the last Session OF the Legislature. which
he is ready 70 deliver TO the Trial Justices Of
the County.
Don't fail to plant bermuda grass on your
old fields and in your washed places. 1t will
grow anywhere, and makes the best OF looc
Tor animals.
LAST Saturday was very busy day. The
was too wet to plow, SO everybody came 70
town.
The ]. G. Falls & Co, GUNNER and Sharp
ener will be on exhibition at Oil Mill. 1t will
pay you 10 walk down and see 1t operated
T.
Have your gin saws CANNED anu snArpen
ed with the ]. G. Falls & Co. GUNNER and
sharpener. For sale by F. g. Evans q j. L.
Perrin. q
Don't fail TO attend my opening. will
show you novelties You VI III not be able TO SEE
elsewhere. W. Z. Bell.
SOMEBODY ought to look after the De La
Howe estate and the industrial school for wo
men.
Col. JAMES H. RICE was In town for day
or TWO last week. LAS Iron shsrpeneth Iron,
etc.
GET your job printing done at the Press
and Banner office. Prices, low-work, nrsl
class
CADET ]. w. PERRIN has taken the first
honor OF his class in the Charleston Citadel.
WHY send of 10 get your job printing
when you can do better at home.
THE small grain crop Is promising, but the
area is small.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18

Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEv1LLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
H. w. johnson &Co. against The Ninety
Six Manufacturing Company ct. al
Partition.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
sale made in the above stated case, will
offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville
G. H., S. c., OIL SALEDAY in APRIL,
1891, within the legal hours of sale, the
following described property, situate in
said State and County, TO wit: All that
tract or parcel Of land containing
Seventy-Six (76) Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of w.
r. Hilton, w. w. Holt, Charles Foy, C.
& G. r. R., H. J. Kinard, MA. DeI.oach,
Cambridge Road, c. X. & w. r. r., John
C. FoOshe, G. l.. Kinard and others, be-
ing the balance of the Home Place OF
William johnson, deceased, after setting
off four (4) acres of the Ninety-Six Man.
utacturing Company and thirty-three (s3)
acres of said Home Place with the build
ings to Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson.
ALSO
That lot or parcel Of land in the town
of Ninety-Six, containing acres
more or less, and bounded by lots of s.
c. Beacham, Valinski, J. D. Watson and
Cambridge street, on which is store
house.
ALSO
That tract or parcel of land in Edgefeld
county, near Dorn's Mills containing
Forty (4O) Acres,
mere or less, and bounded by lands Of
John Dorm, Sr., E. A. Dorm, Wingard,
James Butler and others.
ALSO
That lot or parcel of land in .Edgefeld
county, near Modoc, containing
Three 90 Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands o
Geo. ID. Tillman, said land being on Big
Stevens Creek.
TERMS-Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
J. G. KLUGH,
March. IL. 1891. At. Master.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18

My millinery stock Is full in every depart
ment with the very latest novelti es. w. +.
Bell.
II you can't attend my opening come when
1t suits you, and will show all the late and
novel things in millinery dress goods, "hite
goods, wash goods. w. +. Bell.
Mail orders will receive prompt attention.
II goods are not as represented you can re-
turn them at my expense. VIM. E. Bell.
We have just opened the handsomest and
cheapest line OF Syer.shirts % ever eve brought to to
full Size Smith & Sons.
ltDon't buy parasol from any one that has a
solid frame, buy the perigon frame, and you
will get the best. l have them direct from the
factory.
We have car load OF slightly damaged
Rosenberg & Co.
Cheap COW food The meal We are selling
at sl.95 per sack, slightly damaged. ?. Rosen-
berg q Co.
We sell the very best Kerosene 1902 Water
White (our old brand Of ASTRAL orr Ut Is
cents per gallon cash. H. w. Lawson l. Co.
When in want Of flour in any quantity call
on P. Rosenberg i Co.
The Spring and Summer Millinery will be
much prettier this season then for several
seasons past. Tinsel effects in flowers, silk
gauze and fancy ribbons will be the chief
Call ~ r. Haddon & Co.
Ladies' silk vests will be worn this season.
Call now at r. NJ. Haddon & Co.
Don't forget the opening which begin to-day
IT R. NJ. Haddon d Co.
The largest and most varied stock OF mil.
linery dress goods and fancy notions, with
the latest tyles OF trimming materials ever
shown by US. r. NJ Hsddon & Co.
Over 100 pieces Of ruching just in from the
importers at r. NJ. Haddon & Co.
Over $50 pieces wash dress goods, the pret.
ties line we nave ever shown. r. NJ. Haddon
& Co.
We show on second counter from front IL
pieces very handsome sateens only 10 cents
over $50 pieces stan dard prints from 5 cents
up. X. NJ. Haddon L. Co.
Over 100 pieces beautiful new gnghams al
8, land 1912 cents. II. NJ. Haddon Il Co.
We Legin this week special sale. Parasol.
and umbrellas just from the manufactures
X. M. Haddon d Co.
We exhibit this week on front counter II
pieces SO and AZ in stripe and plaid worsted
the best values for the price. r. M. Haddon
81 Co.
Weexhibit on counter second from front q
pieces new and pretties sateens goods are
really worth l6 2.3 our price - 2. X. NJ. Had
Don Co.
VIM. E. Bell has just returned from New
York and Baltimore With the largest anC
best selected stock OF millinery, dress goods
In this market. He has bought with an eyt
to suit the ladies as to style and price.
II you need anything In wash goods / car
suit you. have ten different styles In new
and stylish novelties. w. f. Bell.
Clement and Balls shoes-for comfort ant
durability they have no equal. Try one pal
and you never wear any other, W. E. Bell.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18
office.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT
i the County right for the sale and opera.
tion or the ]. G. FALLS d co. GIN and
now prepared TO either furnish machines or
TO do the work themselves. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Those wishing TO Inspect the
machine can do SO by calling at the Abbe-
Vile OIL Mill. The patronage OF all Is solic-
tied. Respectfully,
+. s. EVANS.
j. l.. PERRIN
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18
The Literary Club.

The Abbeville Literary Club will meet al
the house OF Mr.. A. b. Morse, on Friday
night, 10th inst, at eight O'Clock. An essay
viii be read BY w. A. Lee, ESQ.,; subject, THE
Importance or National Literature"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18
Alliance Motto.

Lecturers Of each Sub-Alliance In Abbeville
county are requested TO meet me at Abberille
Court House, Friday April 8, 1881, a. ten
O'Clock J.. S. GRAVES,
Comfy Lecturer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
List of the Delegates From Abbeville
County.

The State Sunday School Convention will
meet in the Methodist church at Laurens.
Tuesday, March Slst. 1891, at O'Clock 2: m.
The program is very attractive. The fol-
lowipx delegates are to represent the Able
willie County Association:
Rev. w. K. Boggs,
r. H. Cochran,
w. A. Templeton,
J.R. Leavel,
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