The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-06-07
CORONACA'S GOOD LETTER,
II you Can't Bear a Bee Sting, Better
Not Get Stung- Children's Day
Prohibition or rLiquor-Large Ship.
ment Of Turnlp Seed.
Coronaca, 8. c.. May 90, 1893.

Coronaca. s. c.. May 30, 1893.
We were glad to wake up this morning ant
find thst the earth had been we'll watered
This section had been very dry for goot
while and crops and gardens needed It yer,
MORE
Harvesting has begun. On account OF th
extreme dryness and cold Of this spring th
grain crop has been considerably cut of.
| Several OF this com munity attended on th
18th the marriage OF Miss Genevleve Fuller O
i Ninety-Six to Mr.. Steele Brlce, Of Yorkville
The bride was for many years one Of ou
most charming young ladies. The groom is 6
rising young lawyer Of Yorkville. They wen
has been quite Sick, but Is now considerably
improved. Yorkville will be their home
The above ceremony was performed by th'
Rev; w: 81; Rogers OF spartanburg; Mr.. Rog
ers, better known here as BRO. WILL wa
formerly our pastor and spent the next day
visiting In our neighborhood.
Miss Annie Morrow, who has been with ar
aunt in Virginia for several years is on visi
Mr.. ). D. Fooshe recently shipped to 6
Northern firm 2, 800 pounds Of Southern sew
en- top-turnip seed. The crop from 6H acres
Weak brothes Ms IF Ree
turned with him.
Mr.. w. F. Roderick, who has been travelling
for several months in Georgia, is at home
again.
One month for barkeepers to do the illeglti
mate business of selling diluted and mixed
liquors 10 the drinking public, and then the
business OF dispensing pure liquors Will be
come legitimate. And why? Because the
State treasury is empty and Tillman has
promised to fill 1t up. 1t seems to me that 6
private citizen would have just as much righ
70 sell liquor TO pay off bis debts IN the State
The whole truth OF the matter, whether the
dIspensary falls or succeeds Is simply this
the State has no right 10 engage in business
that IL denies TO It's citizens. South Caroline
has become whiskey monopoly. II the
State Is going into the liquor business, why
ufacturing? We want prohibition, not dis
pensaries
Miss Minnie Lee Smith Is on a visit to rela
tives in North Carolina.
Childrens Day was observed at Bethlehem
Saturday. All the work OF the day was done
we'll, but we note the singing and recitations
by the younger ones as being exceedingly
good. The first speaker was Prof. j. G. Cork
Of Ninety Six, who gave US an excellent ad.
dress, which should prove profitable both to
the old and young. The pastor Rev. s. D.
Vaughan, followed with a talk delivered 10
his usual manner, his subject being "Solo-
mon." Rev. w. h. Hodges was to have been
With us, but was kept at home by illness
We know that we would have been edited to
have heard this devout man Of God The ex.
ercises were very pleasant and we hope will
Is already on the increase, The grounds had
been we'll cleaned off for the occasion.
1t has always been our opinion that nc
good thing should be withheld from the pub
lie and therefore we copy from Ellery Crum
the following remedy for bee stings: Just as
soon as you lind you have been stung. which
will not take more than 10 minutes after the
bee has got in his malicious work. you will
keep calm and cool for If you get mad 1t will
hurt worse. Remove the stinger, and at the
same nme and motion apply little saliva
enough to wash Off the poison and keep 4
from soaking in. This simple remedy will
not cure entirely, but will save you lots o
hurting. There are hundreds OF remedies
but no perfect cure except amputation, and
ter make up your mind to grin and bear 1t
for whenever bee socks his stinger into 6
feller's nerve, there is bound 10 be some com
planning" ]. Frank Fooshe.