The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-02-03
LOWNDESVILLE'S LIFE.
All the People Oh the Move, and
None Stand still.

/ none Stonu Stlh.
.. LowNDEsvILLE, S. G., Feb. l, 1892
Miss Annie Hawthorn, Of Latimer
came Monday and was our guest during
the week.
Mr.. J. J. Moseley left Tuesday fol
Greenwood where he will make his fu
ture home for some time.
Mr.. j. G.. Huckabee, Of Anderson
spent few hours with us Sunday.
Mr.. A. V. Barnes, of Charleston, reach
ed here Sunday for a shor, visit to the
family of his father, Capt. J. II. Barnes
Mr.. j. b. Leroy went to Anderson o.
the noon train Tuesday.
Rev. j. S. Porter and Mr.. d. l.. Barnes
went to Anderson Tuesday evening.
| Messrs. G. II. and q. l.. Baker, and Mrs
j. B. Franks went to Anderson Tuesday
to attend the marriage Of Mr.. s. G. Baker
to Miss Lucille Nardin.
Rev. j. S. Porter was called to Shiloh
Monday to funeralize the remains Of Mrs
Elvira Bowen, after which they were de-
posted in the cemetery near by.
Mr.. j. w. Power and his daughter,
Miss Lula, passed through here Tuesday
Ell route to Atlanta, Ga, where Mr..
James Mcmillan, of Abbeville, and Miss
Marie Power, daughter of the first named
were happily married the next day.
w
down Wednesday to visit her father, the
venerable Mr.. John NJ. Moseley, who has
been quite sick for the past two weeks.
Mr.. j. e. Patterson, of Mccormick, was
in our town Wednesday and Thursday,
showing to our people the merits OF the
"Beveridge Automatic Cooker"
Mr.. S. w. Oliver, of Texas, reached
here Wednesday for visit to the family
Of his uncle, Mr.. IT. Baker.
County Commissioner f. w. r. Nance,
Of Due West, was in this section Tuesday
and Wednesday, locking after the roads
and bridges, all of which, with few
small exceptions, he found in good condi-
ton.
Mrs. J. A. Hawthorn, Of Latimer, was
among us Thursday.
Mr.. p. II. Miller, Of Greenwood, since
Friday has been canvassing our town and
of the "Dairy Swing Churn."
Miss Rosa Lee Swearingen, Of the
Fork, since Friday has been the guest of
Mr.. E. w. Harper.
Mr.. E. w. Harper has for the past few
days been moving from the Sturkey
house to his own dwelling, corner of
Main and Depot streets.
The first of the week Mr.. w. II. Cum
ningham moved from the Baskin place
back to his own home two miles out. 80
Afterwards Mr.. It. J. Baskin moved
from Mr.. D. L. Barnes to his home just
vacated by the above named.
Mr.. j. Y. Jones, OF Abbeville, spent
Friday and Saturday in town receiving
returns of the real and personal property
of all who presented themselves.
Mr.. Ed Baskin has returned to his
farm near Prices mill, and his place in
rho ctora of NacSrs Charar6 & TaPnv 10
occupied by Mr.. Beatty Sherard, Of Moi
fattsville.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. D. K. Coo
ley back into our place and section. He
has been greatly missed during his alb
sence.
The rules adopted by the sub-commit-
Tee, DR.. Pope and the Hon. Ira B. Jones,
''for the government of the Democratic
party in primary elections and other pur-
poses" are being discussed" good deal,
and "cussed" good deal more, by all
classes-Farmers Movement, Alliance,
Tillman men, &c.
We have had week or two of clear
weather. A part of the time it was warm
enough for one, to be happy at the sunny
side Of house, then cold enough to make
one seek the warm side Of fire.
Our planters have utilized the past few
Gays OF SOOu WeaCner III sowing OdIS.
There has been, and still is, a considera-
bile demand for seed oats. Those having
home-raised red oats for sale would do
we'll to advertise them, as they are pre-
ferred to those raised elsewhere.
Mrs. J. H. Daniel died on Thursday
and was buried in the family burying
ground the next day, Rev. j. S. Porter
officiating.
Miss Rebecca Johnson quietly passed
away yesterday week ago, and her re-
mains were laid to rest in the family
burying ground. Rev. j. S. Porter, as
sisted by the Rev. H. c. Fennei, perform
ing the burial service in the presence of
a large crowd of sympathizing and sor-
rowing friends and relatives. Aunt Beck
is gone and our hearts are saddened, yet
we submissively bow to this atfliction
feeling that our loss is her gain. Troupe.