The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Little Negroes and Mad DOgs-Pretty
Women and Prospective Peaches
Gone to Washington.
I,nwndesyllle. s. C.. March Is.

Lowndesvllle, S. c. March IS, 1903.
Wednesday week ago, MIR. L. A. Sherard, ol
%ss sUne AND Sns MISS L Mosey
left Wednesday for few days visit TO Lat
inner, then on 10 Greenwood.
Mr.. B. Bolin Allen went to Anderson Thurs,
day by private conveyance. The present
schedule upon our rail road forces good
many of our people having business at An
derson, to take the dirt road.
Mr. j. j. Mosley and his two children ol
Green wood, came up Thursday on business.
Last weeks peoples Advocate" of Ander-
son, had an editorial In its columns, headed
Criminal Careessn ess," which deserves con.
sideration and action. The ''carelessness" re.
white az we'll az black. going off on u visit
or somewhere else and leaving their children
locked up In their dwellings. We agree with
the Advocate In saying that such practices de-
serve Legislative action.
Last Sunday, mad dog created consider.
able excitement In the neighborhood OF
Barnes station. 1t bit several dogs and other
animals, all Of which were killed Monday
morning. The mad dog was run over by the
down train the same morning, and ground
into mince meat.
Mr.. w. L. Kennedy went TO Anderson Mon
day.
Last Tuesday Mrs. R. l.. Moorehead moved
into the house occupied by Mr. o. Chambers
last year, and owned by Mr.. ]. NJ. Baker
which she had previously bought.
MIR. George Maulden ran down TO Mt: Car.
mel Wedn essday, and brought back with him
a "better hair nee Miss NJ. Lawton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Black, OF Antrevi!le
were in town Wednesday night, the guests Of
Mrs. r. L. Moorhead.
Mr.. p NJ. B. Oliver and family left Tuesday
for Alabama, where they propose TO make
their future home.
Messrs. G.. Il. Baker and J. G.. Huckabee were
called TO Abbeville Wednesday.
Our Presby yterian friends have had their
cemetery grounds inclosed with hedge fence
nd m innlnc1
There ls now being considerable stock TAX
en- In the wire and hedge fence In these parts,
some are investing in IL pretty heavily.
Miss Matte and Miss Maggie Lloyd Of North
Carolina, have made q visit to Mr.. L. Ken
nedy's family, and other relatives In this
community.
Mr.. A. n. Barnes is spending q iurough
given him by McGhan Evans & Co. of Cnur.
lesion, at the home OF his father, Col. j. l..
Barnes, and other relatives and friends.
Yesterday aud the day before, old winter
gave US another taste of the shivers. OuT
fruit trees had begun to put forth very pret.
hope that the said forerunners were not nu
merous enough TO materially lesson. this, one
Of our greatest summer Injuries. Yesterday
we had quite mixture, little sleet, ruin and
begun to plant their corn. May be, II was all
right. This will be one OF the years, when oat
sowing will lack but little of reaching the
usual harvest time, some not being done al
Mis- Ruby Newell, OF Anderson, has been
visiting the family of Mr.. Bolln Allen, and
others In this neighborhood.
Mrs. ]. B. Moseiey and Mrs. H. c. Fennel
went over to Antreville Wednesday and were
the guests of Capt. J. +. Brownlee that night
1t was Mr.. W. o. Brownlee. Of Due West
instead Of Capt. ]. +. Brownlee. OF Penny's
Creek. who bought Messrs. Baker and Hum
berCs bycicle.
Mr., j. NJ. Baker started last Monday fol-
Washington, fer few days visit.
The use OF alliance flour Is producing some
surprising re.ults. For further information
apply to the Undersigned. Troupe.