The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-10-10
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of a Week
Around the CITY.

Mr.. c. M. Pemberton and family now occu-
py one OF the cottages recently erected by MI.
B. X. Beacham in West End.
nouncement, opened their new store Satur.
day morning and did good business, not
withstanding the hurry and confusion Of the
opening Their store room ts the handso% 1II' Rs
equal to any In the State. Messrs DAILY q
Co., have an immense stock Of goods and pro
pose TO sell them at bed rock prices and 90
With them will be found Messrs. J. R. Bull.
lock, "Doc'' Taggart and Joe Hughes, who
will be ready and anxious to serve you.
Rev. ]. Lowrie Wilson, D. D.. was away
s% p homH es Esv T. fns @son Dr. .S
son vent up to Clemson College on saturday
70 fill an appointment to preach In the Col
Mr.. R. s. Link had the misfortune last Sat
urday evening TO accidentally shoot MIN
self In the hand. The wound, we are glad To
state, is not at all serious and with the excep
tion OF sore hand, Mr.. Link ls o. X: Mr.
when It was accidentally discharged with the
above result
The fortune-teller. who has been camped fol
the 'sa aad Pse IS
better of than she was when she came here
Fifty cents was the price asked to tell your
fortune or misfortune, past, present ana lu
ture.
Three or four weddings in the city this Fal
are expected, and the wedding bells will ring
in few days for one OF them, 80 the wise
The horse market is better supplied this
Fall than usual. There are fine horses IL
abundance, and at reasonable prices. Messrs
A. N. Hill & Sons, Messrs. Wallingford Rus
sell, Messrs. Cothran & starke, and Messrs'
Mckee 6 Starke are the dealers.
Last Wednesday morning at o'clocs
Fannie, eldest daughter Of Mr.. P. D. Mazyck
died after short illness at the home Of hel
NJ n r tw,I. lNN1 h0k
gathered another beautiful, bright flower. te
transplant In better and fairer land.
The store Of Messrs. A. M. Hill q Sons
very attractive just now. The beautiful anc
mouth water" These hnstlers have for salt
all kinds Of good things to eat. They have
had put In their etore In the last few days 6
ras as 6 All Kinds shppsd t.
unripe state. This applies more especially Y
bananas, which often come apprently perfect
ly green. The Messrs. Hill have case tha
Withhold about dozen o1nches, and tse heatee
Mr.. John Fraser Livingston came up from
Newberry last week and spent two days.
Miss Mabel Tuesten leaves today to be alb
sent about ten days visiting friends in the
Miss Mary Aiken and her sister Miss Nan
young ladies, spent several days in our city
last week as the guests Of their uncle, Mr.. W
Joel Smith.
Miss sussle Mazyck and Miss Natille Ma
zyck came up from Newoerry last week ane
Among the guests in the city is Mrs. L. D
Walker OF Baltimore who is visiting bel
daughter Mrs. J. 8; Norwood;
Last Friday night Rev. Edward McCrady
preached In the A. r. P. church.
Mrs. John H. Chiles Of Bradley spent Mon
Births-To Mrs. J. Hayne McDnl. Oct. Z
TO Tc Mrs. J. K. Milford, at Batesburg. Oct. 2
70 Mrs. r. L, Mabry, Oct. 7, 1894. a daughter
To Mrs. Thos. W. Morton, Oct. Z. 1894, a son
Mrs. Yates, with Master Albert, after spend
Ing the summer most pleasantly with her SOL
Engineer Johnnie Yates, returned last Mon
day to her home in Charleston.
lessons in drawing and painting here last
winter has returned and is teaching an arl
class in the graded school.
Mr.: Ben Hughes, OF Southern Railroad
The average price Of cotton for the pasi
ing nom 5% to HS which was what it was
~Sia %r dsiashsf. dsiiSat the photographer, has now
first class gallery, and with every conven'
ience, and fxed up for all kinds OF weather.
Miss Bessie Murry, who has been visiting
ass Her ma1y friends
glad to welcome her back.
Mr.. Ben. Calhoun and family who have
been spending the Summer at Wildwood on
Savannah river came up last week and spent
two days with Mr.. Aug. w: Smith before re-
turning to their home In Florida.
Mr.. Robert Wardlaw spent several days In
Atlanta last week.
The german by the Friday Night German
Club last week at MISS Ellen Parkers was Q
thoroughly delightful one In every respect
The germans we're led very gracefully BY Mr.
Edwin Parker and Mr.; Christie Benet. Miss
Kate Marshall presided at the piano. and
with her usual skill rendered most delightful
music
Mrs. Cuthbert OF Pendleton spent few
days with her sister Miss Belle Garrard last
week.
Miss Madge Lesley has returned from West
minister.
Mr.. A. Rosenberg was in the city Monday
He came up to see his brother, Mr.. P. Rosen
berg who has been sick for several days. His
friends will be glad TO learn that Mr.. Rosen
berg is about we'll again.
Mr.. Adger Fair, son Of Rev. Robert Fair o.
Richmond, Va, was In the city yesterday
Mr.. Fair is an Abbeville man by birth. Hit
present home is in the Gate City.