The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-07
TROY.S TOPICS TERSELY TOLD.
Religious Meeting-MarriaEe Of Hap.
py Young PeOple-NisitOrs Going
and Coming The Sick - RunlOr
About Due West and Prohibition
Other Matters.

Troy, S. G.. Sept. 18th, 1892.
Rev. W. u. Matthews OF Greenwood vii
preach here In The Presbyterian Church to
morrow Tuesday night.
Rev. w W. orr will begin his meeting here
on next Friday the 9TH OF September. lhe
TrojanS will welcome all Of you; we nope
much good will be done. There Will be an
extra prayer meeting in the A. Il. T.. Church
THURSDAY evening, preparatory to the meet
ing. 1t Will he conducted by Rev. I. w. Sloan
our beloved pastor.
The covering of the tent begins to-day. IL
will he covered with hagging:
Rev. q. II. Burton preached in the Baptlst
church sunday,
Two more souls with a single thought Two
more hearts that heat as one. Mr. harry
Robinson and Miss 4 ddIe Wardlaw were hap.
PLY united in marriage by Rev. I. w. Sloan
on the LIST of this month. at the nome oil the
bride. The following are the list OF the at
tendance:
Mr.. Archie Kennedy. Miss jamie Robinson.
Mr.J. p. Jennings, Miss Ettie Robinson.
MIR. James Robinson, Miss Annie Fretwell.
Mr.. John Wardlaw. Miss Ella Jennings.
Mr. Dave Wardlaw, Miss Onie Kennedy.
Mr.. Jack Robinson, Miss Lizzie Britt.
The bride and groom are Two OF our pest
young people and we extend Congratulations
and nope they may always be as happy us
DR.. Geo. W. Pres>ly has bought MIR. T. c.
Lites interest In the Drug Store In this place.
We are sorry to hear of the illness of MIR. ].
T. Burn EFT at Abbevlfle.
Dr. l.. H. Culber,son and family of Lincoln
ton, Gu, are visiting here.
Miss Lavnia Neel. one of our best young
ladies, is in New York taking special course
In art.
BateSburg, 5. g., where she goes TO take po.
sition in a millinery store.
Miss Statia Wideman OF Due West Is visit
relatives in our town.
The election is over! Give us a rest! This
is all we have 10 say Hard times and worse
coming.
ago what he Intended to feed his guests on
during our meeting, he said he had more hos
pitality than any thing else, and he had lie,
cided to feed them on that 1t Is very good
man.
Rev E. P. Davis and family, formerly of this
county, but now OF Winston. \. g., who have
been visiting their old home, passed through
this place on their way home last Friday.
Mr.. Will Whalley OF Edgeteld is up visiting
Mr.. ]. W. Mullinax is spending few days
in Spartanbulg.
A rum0r something like this was told in
town last week: That Due West had voted
the Anti prohibition ticket. We were almost
tempted u correct 1t. If such be the case an
other missionary society would be In order.
They have hitched the Anti to the wrong
vehicle We hope however 1t is false, II not,
the Troans will come up and show you bet
ter than that. Where are all those good peo-
pie? Visiting in the mountains l reckon.
Our teachers will come In this week, but
school will not open until the protracted
meeting Is over.
DR.. Payson kennedy of Due West was
down a few days last week. Also DR.. u. +.
Neel OF Greenwood.
Mr.. John Land of Augusta spenta day and
night with his father last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Burnett and children who have
been visiting here for some time left for her
home In Pan Handle, Texas, last Tuesday.
We hope she had q safe journey to the Lone
Star State.
Mr.. A. Il. Kennedy has been confined to
his room for several days.
The first bale OF new cotton was brought 10
town last Saturday. We think from the pres
ent price OF 1t the farmers would be wise 10
turn their attention to raising more "hog ana
hOminy."
Miss Washburn, of Montgomery, Ala. and
Miss Mary Thomas. OF Augusta, spent short
time in Troy last week. we hope they Will
come again soon.
We cordially invite the Editor OF the Press
and Banner TO be present ut our protracted
meeting which begins next Friday.
Rev. 4. w. Sloan gave US nice talk In the
prayer meeting Sunday night
Nick.