The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-29
GREENWOOD'S GATHERINGS.
Good Advice to Owners OF Stock in
the Cotton MIll-RejOicing at the
Prospect OF Getting Left-FuIl.eyed
DOctOr-GoOd Business Manager.
Green wood. 8. c.. March 2s,

Greenwood, 8. c., March &c, 1893.
DR.. Wells, OF Charleston will preach before
the Womans Missionary Society IN the Meth
odist church next Sunday; Besides hearing res
pleasing 70 the taste Of those who attend. The
floral committee will spare no pains In max
ing these decorations vie with the occasion,
and excel. II possible those. OF former Easter
Next Friday (Good Friday will be an of
day for foot peddlers, all the ladies Will be
busy planting beans.
We would advise those holding stock in the
Greenwood Cotton Mill, not TO sell for less
than par.
Even the beautiful women Of California do
not surpass In lovellness those OF our own
town, In addition, ours never grade below 100
In orthography, and sometimes give would
be suitor the grand-goby, because OF his bad
spelling. At least one such case comes within
Born to Mrs. J. W. sproles, Mrs. w. G. Cal
houn, Mrs. c. i. Cummings and Mrs. D. G.
DuPree, each daughter.
Mrs. L. K. Dantzler, was shopping in town
Saturday.
Saturday on business connected with the
compress
OF course the oldest locomotive In exIsten ce
will be on exhibition at the Worlds Fair AS
the first engineer in America, and the oldes t
living one In the world, have hold OF her
thrOddle, and the brotherhood of engineers
sh1Iia IS,ns see tnat ne occupies o place In the
years old. hale and hearty. Green wood, s. G.,
is bis post office.
Rev. E. j. Forester discussed to his congre-
gatlon Sunday on the necessity of preserv-
Ing the balance between Christian piety ano
Christian activity inlorder to the achievement
Of the grandest results. We wonder who has
informed him that the piety of the Baptists
was not In proportion to their activity In
church work. Hope he hasn't heard from
the banquet.
There is something better than beer brew
moi now permitted 10 speak, but when it does
come 1t will be very, very good news.
Mrs; Roans h has as. been suffering intensely
Of her daughter, NJ Mrs. ~ N. G. Gaines CAIN IS. 'ne nome
DR.. X. B. Epting was called to Athens and
Newberry. professionally last week.
Dr. Bailey. Of the State mission board, will
Rev. Mr.. Hodges OF the Methodist and For
ester Of the Baptist church exchanged pulpits
Sunday night When the Presbyterians Sc
cure pastor we hope to see the same Eea
how pleasant and profitable 1t is for brethren
10 dwell In unity"
Work on MI. 4. A. Cages new residence is
Mr.. Johnson Mosley has been employed by
our council to operate the street machine and
is now doing some good work.
BY his management az OF Tue Greenwood Cot.
an expert manager, and we confidentialy en-
pect to see him yet at the head OF an ex xtensive
manufacturing enterprise: He anticipates no
jar in the change soon to be made to the new
factory law, as he only intends to deal exactly
with his employees according to actual loss
in production. This OF course will Of course
will be the rule at all mills, but 1t Is expected
that there will be little dissatisfaction at
first at the larger ones
There may, and doubtless will be great re-
joiting among the Administration satellites
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