The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-04
Contributed Locals.

fAuOONillcy -. S.f iooo.
1892 Is gone never TO return. Good bye old
Year, with all they sorrows and tears. joys
and smiles, may the present year be hap
l'ler, brighter, and more prosperous to every
reader of the good old Press and Banner.
Again we hear the merry chime OF happy
marriage bells, ringing for several Of Abbe-
NILES most charming young ladies. Orange
blossoms will be next In order.
Mr. Edwin Cox, Of Green Vile, is now clerk.
ing for r. NJ. Haddon & 90.
Mr.. NJ. T. Coleman. the polite and attentive
salesman, who has.beeu In The store Of Had
don & Co., for SO long, may now be found with
MIR. w. Z. Bell, where he will be delighted TO
BE his many friends and customers.
Capt. Williams and family have moved
from Magazine Hill and now occupy the
Brooks's house near the Baptist church. MIR.
w. E. Bell and family will occupy the Ward
law house just vacated by Capt. Williams.
We are sorry to lose our old neighbors, but
stead.
The young people spent a delightful time
last Friday evening at the residence OF Hon
Miss Estelle Jordan, of Greenville, with her
cousin Miss Gussie Graves, OF Georgia, and
Miss Efie Watson, OF Abbeville county, have
been spending the holidays with Miss Maggie
Latimer. These are charming young ladies
and our social circles have been made bright
er by their presence, and We trust their visit
has been so pleasant that they wi not soon
forget the many friends they have made
while here.
Miss Bessie Edwards returned to Columbia
College yesterday. also Mr.. George Gambrell
and +. NJ. DuPre to Wotford.
Miss Fannie Pinck ney. of Anderson, is Wis
itng relatives in Abbeyille. Miss Fannie Is a
bright young miss and Is welcomed in oui
city by many friends
Mr.. Claude b. achatn is now In Allan Ia seek
ing Il situation IL seems almost contradic-
tory 10 say our town is on "boom" and TO
record the fact that numbers OF her good, hon
est and capable business young meu have TO
leave home, kindred. friends, and the place
OF their birth, 10 find employ Iuent, while new
men, strangers. are Imported To NIL the places
they should by every risht have the prefer
ence Of We ask is this giving our Abbevtl:e
men justice, Or treating them as they deserve.
Let those VINO think d ifsi entity answer.
Mrs. j. NJ. Flsanska, OF Laurens, with her
two beautiful nttle children spent few days
last week with relatives III Abbeville.
Mr.. Phillip Rosenberg lett last week for
Charleston to accompany Mrs Rosenberg to
florida.
The editor Of the Press and Banner Is a pro-
hibitionist from principal and by practice
and bis editorial on the dispensary law in the
last issue OF his paper was In our opinion
Remembering the past IN sorrow we should
look forward TO happy future ttat will save
our boys and young men from ruin. May
God speed the day wnen men shall "vote US
they pray"
Mr.. Ed Syfan has rented the plantation Of
Mr.. j. +. Lyon and Will build him dwelling
near Little Mountain. wnere perhaps some
fairy queen will preside.
Sunday School In the Methodist church be-
gins now at $3.50 O'clock p. III, sharp.
A meeting Is being held in The Presby terian
church this Week. conducted bv Rev. j. L.
Wilson, ID. D., assisted by Rev. II. G. Howard
OF Virginia.
Work hard. live within your means. buy
only what you are Obliged u have; Pny fol
what you buy and you viii NOT regret II mex
fall. A true maxim, "money saved Is money
made"
Our High School is fou!ishing and new
scholars are coming In every Week.
Miss Matte Mann Is boarding in lille
anu attending the High School. NJ.