The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-28
Wednesday, Nov. %, 1894.
LOWNDESVILLE'S LETTER.
Troupes Talk About the People and
Things ON Rocky River.

.. Lowndesville, S. c., Nov. l9, 1894.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Baker went to Augusta Wednes-
day. on to Columbia that night, and TOOK In
nounces inferior to former ones, as to attend
ance as well as exhibits.
Miss Bertha Sharpe, Of Anderson. came
over last week and is assisting Mr.. kirkpat-
Mr.. sam Baker, OF Anderson, was down one
day last week and bought fifty bales of cotton.
ME- L. Lati@er gaVe oa.! party Freay ~
/: ten or twelve young men; TO add 70 the
pleasures of the occasion he also invited
like number of young ladies. These Wet e
1 fhing nice and palatable, which was greatly
enjoyed by all. The class greatly appreciate
this Kindness Of Mr.. Latimer. and will long
remember IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Barnes have charge OF
Moseley House, during the absence OF Or. and
Mrs. J. B. Moseiey, who Is in Atlanta, Ga.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roberts, OF East Ten
nessee, are now stopping at the Moseley
s House, for an Indefinite period.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Barnes, left yesterday
for perhaps pretty long stay In Charleston.
= Winter is upon US and the marriage bells
are about to riog, so said. Several marriages
hereabout have been talked Of for sometime.
which will doubtless be consumated In the
Yesterday in the forenoon there was no
preaching in any OF our churches, Sunday
schools In all, and preaching IN the Metho-
church at p M, by the pastor pnaS Rev; ~, J; d;
~,
What is getting into the Press and Banner,
!: last week It gave ns fourteen pages. It seems
E TO have "got q going in the enlargement
Z line, and already gives us far more reading
and advertising matter, than any paper COM
Ing to this Office or any other, that we know
MIR. r. w. Speer, of Anderson, run down
yesterday to gee his home folks, the family OF
The cry goes up from our little place, tor
more young ladies, there being now, but TWO
or three within our incorporate limits. II
Z would be charitable act, for several to come,
for awhile, at least as In few years we Will
be independent of the outside world In this
respect as we will then have home raised
supply .,, nil, so,, =. ,ror no
How many OF our people are preparing to OBJ
part, m this South have much to be thank full
for in the way OF good crops, but from the
, present outlook 1t seems to us, that we would
have to be powerful thankiui If for smail "a.
ing in national political affairs. We will
however bear 1t with as much grace, and as
big grin as possible.
be good news, to those Of our citizens who
have largely to depend, at this season. for
supply upon 'possum catching, !. e. Take
5 one or two women along when you go hunt
ing and success is assured.
To all in this section: Any and all who
know any thing OF interest, will do this scribe
O. personal tavof, ,oy communicating III 10 MIN
! thereby enabling him to make his weekly
) contributions to the Press and Banner, more
2 interesting to the reading public, and as but
few families hereabout, but have representa-
tives In all sections Of the country, and many
{. are in other states. to all OF whom everything
happening about, this their old home con.
tainsd in the weekly visit OF the Press and
Banner, is very gratifying to them. There
fore friends give us the news, your people are
glad to hear from you, and we would thereby
!. Be saved an occasional drubbing, or TO put II
more mildly censure, for an imaginary
slight, In not reporting certain occurrences,
when he was as ignorant OF them, as the
'.man In the MOON" - Troupe.