The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-06-07
Contributed Locals.

Court is now in session, Judge Norton pre-
Plenty of rain has fallen and our farmers
now have q move on them, 10 head OH "Gen'
Abbeville's second base ball nine met the
Hodges first nine last Friday afternoon al
Hodges. The afternoon was rainy. but Aooe-
ville's team stood ahead up to the 9Th inning,
when the pitcher sprained his arm after this
men were changed on either side giving
Hodges club an advantage which they p9shed,
and at the closing Of the game 1t stood 10 10. IA
The excursion for the colored people from
Greenwood 10 Savannah River last Friday
The AbbevIlle Manufacturing Company con-
tIacted on the 10th of March to build and hn-
ish house for Mr.. G. D. Brown by Isl of June
aud when that day came they had completed
the house and and t9.ned tyr. over the Keys Iha's
K. 4 D. schedule, going into effect last Sun.
Leave Atoevlle sSSa N. A11;ys ArFlve ls@ = ann m
On Sundays only one trip will be made leav.
ing Abbeville $50 a. m. Arrive 3.25.
Miss Eliza Calhoun, Of Washington, d: C.,
is here on visit to her sister MIS-: DR.. Mar.
shall. Her many friends are glad TO see her
back 10 her Abbeville home.
Miss Fannie Calhoun OF Fort I'LL was visit
lug the Misses Marshall last week, also Miss
Lila Calhoun Of Monterey. Both have re-
M. G D: Brown and family moved Into Int
Good luck TO You In yonr new home.
Mr.. Calvert Thomson is now messenger In
MIR. Edgar Mcmillan while cleaning up his
pistol last Friday accidentally shot hlmseii
through the left hand infllcting painful
Rev. NJ. Dargap filled the pulpit in the
Methodist church last Sunday morning In
The absence OF DR.. Bays, regular pastor. Mr..
Dargan preached fine sermon and his mem
loI -
the close Of the sermon he stepped down into
the chancel end made an urgent appeal to
this people In behalf Of Columbia Female
College for which he IL agent. He impressed
upon all the great necessity and demand OF
the times in having mothers In our homes
who we've educated in head and heart. then
would children be "trained up In the way
they should CO." At the close OF his remarks
cash and subscriptions payable In one, two
Mr. G. A. Visanska Is In Charleston visiting
DIR. Winstock who Is extremely Ill. The peo-
pie Of Abbeville remember with pride this
promising young man who only few years
ago was in our midst In health. Since then
his profession and held positions of honor
and trust in the city OF Charleston. where he
had built up fine practice which ne Kept
until short time ago when ill.health forced
panied 10 hear Of his dangerous Illness.
Rev. 81. w. Bays. d D.. Is off to Lexington,
s. c., where he will preach the commence
ment sermon before the Lexington High
School.
Mr.. Foster Kirby, who IL with the franklin
Publishing Co.. OF Atlanta, arrived In the city
last Friday on visit to his parents His
friends are glad TO see him and TO know he 1,
prospering IN hlsnew home
Rev. George Anderson, the preacher called
to this charge, preached IN the Baptist church
last Sunday morning and evening, His even
ing discourse was flue, being upon religious
meditation. He Ia young man Of fine abil
ity, standing among the first In the Seminary
Rev. Henderson. OF COX eSbury, preached In
the Presby terian church last Sunday night
No services In the Methodist church last Sun
day night.