The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-02-28
CLYCLONIC.

The political forecast for South Carolina rs
recently vaguely gwen by the daily press is
somewhat cyclonic. Even - correspondent
Of weekly paper could make the same pre-
dctiun and II Will come true nine times In
ten. but then we don't sell weekly papers al
five cents per copy.
The Sunday World, and lamp-wlckS at the
New York Store are two articles Of curnrner
of which ten cents worth Is cumbersome.
Heretofore ! have managed 10 get the names
Of most of the visiting Dung ladies from Je
rome. Now that he is married don't know
what I'll do.
Has any one else any burlesque nomlna-
tions? II so, hurry up and make them as we
are getting ready for the next performance.
Miss Maggie Williams has returned from q
visit to Anderson and WiliamsLnn;
Mr.. A. III. Ford has opened n family gro
Gerry store In the store room OF w. v
Blyths.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Bourn of Atlanta came
over to attend the oosequles OF the latter's
4 run off at the oil mi switch last Thurs
day morning only caused the unloading OF q
car of lumber, and Il delay OF several hours
in the early morning limited for Spartan.
burg.
The literary editor of the Leader sailed
forth last week in two columns OF entertuin-
Mr. j. A. Jones is one of our most prosper
Gus farmers. He went 10 market last week
with a car load OF very fine beef cattle.
Mrs. J. e. Myers of Newberry Is visiting
ner sister Mrs. John e. Hill.
Maxwell Graham Bailey, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. w. r. Bailey, was born February &c
1894 anu was the last enumeration made In
the census OF Greenwood for that year.
4 ride to Spnrtauhurg on n freight train is
slow and tedious under all circumstances,
but is considerably relieved when George
Manning is at the throttle by his steady draw.
ing.
ketS.
Miss Denie Carr Is visiting in Georgia.
Coronaca is on n boom. Several handsome
residences have recently been built and 9TH
ers are going up.
If some OF as who speak and write so freely
about Governor Tillman's tyranny were
vested with his power, the Car OF Russia
would be lamb In comparison 10 US.
THE DISPENSER.
a prohibition liquor seller may seem an
enigma, but The fact remains that dispenser
Hill Is such an one. Although differing with
him In many Of his political Views and
methods, 1 freely admit that no man in
the county possesses more OF the elements
OF fitness for the office than he. l said he
Iieved as much when he first tDOk charge.
His management thus far proves that | was
for the town, county and state for him to re-
tire at the expiration Of his term. He should
be retained az long as the dispeusury is in
operation, II IL requires an increase or sala-
ry to do 1t. Besides being the only Office OF
profit in the county, the work In the dispen-
Sary is much greater. more dlSagreeabe and
attended with as much responsibility as any
other; therefore the pay should be at least as
great Abbevile's dispensary has made the
best showing of any other, of which have
taken cognIzance.
Mr.. r. &. Sparkman has our thanks for re-
porting for this column during my absence
last week.
Doubtless number OF our citizens will
avail themselves OF the opportunity 10 hear
Mr.. Pearson while he Is at Abbevllle.
Mr.. j H. NJ. Kinard of the Newberry OBJ
SCI yer, paid his daughter, Mrs. Elmo McNeill
a visit a few days ago.
DR.. y. B. Meyer of Newberry has been
coming up quite often recently, in consuIta.
ton with our physicians. One OF our lead.
ing clinics, who enjoys an extended reputa-
ton himself as physician, says DR.. Meyer
is the rising young doctor OF the State.
package of private whiskey was seized
from the express company here last Thurs
day by Stale constable.
Country items are especially desirable, SO
when you come to town leave your baggage
and news at the tinshop, both Of which will
be cared for.
Capt. j. b. Sample is enlarging his residence
In the suburbs.