The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-11-02
Greenwood's Letter.

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Messrs. Il: +. & Creswell Fleming entered
Davidson College, N g. They were pupils OF
Green woods Graded school. 80 80
Mrs Earle Of Fort Mill, has been visiting
Miss Kate Lee is attending the Female Col;
lege at Greenvllle.
The lecture Friday night, by Prof Craig;
New Methodist Church was decided success.
The artistic singing by Miss Edwards, OF Due
West. was delightfni feature Of the occasion.
,sSdsv mrs; campbell tS ieit for Anderson on We'd.
her neice, Miss Bessie Wilson, - 81
Rev. Mr.. Forester Is preaching series Of
doctiiDal sermons at the Baptist Church
| which are largely attended. 4.
Kew. Or. Riley preached TO a large congfe.
CATION in the Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning. Rev. II. Leavell preached in the
character Of Job. The singing on % Sott, - occa. en-
| sions was fine. % - - 7s'l5ss:
Mrs. Jordan, mother of Mrs. A. g. Young
olo1d. died saturday-her remains were sent
his boyhood. 3, "a
Rev. Mr. McLure is also a visitor here. s
An unusual amount OF cotton was brought II, &
good price was received and the farmers
were happy. IssFF ri
One of our most highly esteemed young
men Will soon lead 10 the Hymenial altar,
ceria society belle-so says madame rumor.
we regret TO chronicle the death OF the iR-s
iant OF Mr. and Mrs. VIM. McLees. The sym,
rSasihy Sairy ssi OF me community goes out to themin
A number OF ladies and gentlemen will take
In Charlestop's gala week.
Rev: w. Fife, the evangelist, will hold go.
ries OF services here, beginning 18th Noyemss
bar. 49,
Col. Gibbes came up from Columbia satur.
day.
Mr.. H. w. johnson, practical optician and
Jew eller has an important announcement In
this issue. tSs9 q
After several days indisposltlon Mr.. r. AZ
Mrs. w. L. Durst is critically Ill.
An average or 200 bales Of cotton per day
was received during last week. 1000 bales are
Mr.. G. b. Alexander now holds position In
Mr.. W. 7. sherrard has the agency ofsnepps
call on you. No better holiday gift for young
or old can be found. 3 .
The Iron Belt B. g. L. Association of which
Genesai cen II Lee s President is doing good bus,-
ness mere under the MANAGEMENT Of Prof. b.
3. Wilson and Mr.. 8. E. Miller as local presi-
dent and secretary. They have already lo6n-
ed Two dollars TO one paid In. y
on the 18th inst -:
The ginnery has ginned 1900 bales OF cotton
and oonght 200 tons Of seed to date.
near Mr.. Whitlock's g some time in December.
near future. Es.,e 81. .sf1sr5f - -
Born on the l4th inst 10 Mrs. T. D. Jones. q
daughter. 5t2sgsss &
Mi. JsT. Simmons calls attention to hIss
large stock or goods, and II is simply immensez
packed as they are from floor TO ceiling on;
two spacious floors. It is really a treat to-
visit his store and inspect his stock. e
A short stay at Ninety-Six is convincing
that she is not living alone in tradition, bnt4
real live hustAng business center with en-
terprlsing merchants. who thoroughly UNDER
stand handling their share or the trade.
nm glad to Know that my Tiilman ffiepds
are beginning TO learn that I bear no malice
set Of men. Z
A laborlng mans tribute to Cleveland Is
| that he Is the greatest statesman Ia America
and the peer ofany In Europe. His greatnesss
consists partly in the small thingsShe doesT Z
not do. acts ofomission as It were. It was q g
! very little thing for him TO refuse 70 60 to-
Chicago because Mr.. Harrison could not but.
1t speaks In stentorian tones for the vastness
Of his character. y - sss 81
Men ofsmall mien never accomplish such
magnanimous statesmanship. but In South !
Carolina they have the baseness TO denounce
the man who does while applaudipg his coIn,-
terpart g.. 4