The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-05
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF a Week
ArOund the CITY,

r Happenings and Incidents OF Weei
Around the City.
Mr.. A. Cohen of Atlanta, Ga, came in OF
e the 1875 train Monday, and will in futur
make Abbeville his home. He will open ul
: large clothing and gents furnish hing stoci
Mr. Cohen will keep a very large and com
plete stock at prices to suit the pockets Of all
+ He will be be busy for some tell or hfteer
days remodelling his store room, and gettini
ready for the large trade be Will no doub
have.
The Rev. Mr.. Lowry, of Columbia. s. C
preached In the Presbyterian church Sunday
Monday (Saleday) was very quiet. Very
few people in town and only one sale by the
Mr.. +. c. DuPree and DIR. M. F. Game
: worshiped In Lowndes|ilIe last Sunday
There must be some very great attraction In
that part OF the world for these young men
A forty mile drive TO attend preaching IL
rather long for most folks.
Mr.. w. Joel Smith & Sons will In short
while have handsome iron fronts put on their
stores. The work will be begun as soon a.
the fronts arrive.
evening last week In the public square, and
Sunday last terrapin leisurely made bis
Way over the same part OF the city. Strange
Hon. A. c. Latimer addressed small audi.
ence In the Court House Monday morning
on national politics. Mr.. Latimer said "that
he believed Cleveland an honest man, and
.'tbe n. ost popular man In the United States. "
Mr.. James Miller OF Due West is with w.
]. smith Il Sons for the season. Mr.. Miller
Is brother OF our townsman, W. L. Miller
Esq.
Mr.. C. D. Haddon left Monday for his new
home, Due West. He will at once open his
large stock OF ladies goods and be ready for
the Fall trade.
Mr.. Sam Cothran OF Bradley will be glad To
see his many friends at P. Rosenberg & Co.'s
on and after the 18th inst,
Rev. DR., Baysis expected home the last OIL
health, and will come back rested and ready
to take up bis work with bis usual Vigor
Mrs. 30. Blount and children lectured last
week from an extended visit TO relatives tn
Mr.. Richard Hill Of the firm OF A. NJ. Hill
Il Sons. will leave this week for Kentucky y
aud mules. LOOK out for bis return.
The first bale OF new cotton, ginned by
Smith q Henry, was sold yesterday CTues'
day. by A. NJ. Hill q Sons TO h. w. Cannon
at six cents per pound. Classed strict low
p. Rosenburg received a pair of beautiful
Shetland ponies yesterday for his SONS.
These are the first Shetland ponies that have
Mir. and Mrs. ]. Y. Jones, OF Washington,
D. c., arrived in the city few days ago.
Judge MCGOWAN and Capt. w. G. MCGOWAN
|
M MIR. Van slraaien ieft Monday on the yes:
tibule for Athens, Ga. He will be married
to-day 10 Miss Minnie Boley, q: charming
bring his bride TO her new home. We extend
70 the happy pair our best wishes for their
present and future happiness. Mr.. Van Straa'
ten has rented the MiDter house from A. M.
lii & Sons, and will 60 10 housekeeping in
Miss SaiIie Marshall is Visiting Miss Fran
''e Our Go aroSiteet ct Mr.. B. ssidel sent to Atlanta
Saturday drawings TO be submitted 10 the
Building Committee OF the Cotton States Ex.
position. The drawings were beautiful tu.
Machinery, and Liberal Arts Buildings,
Mr.. James Bradley is now "Theeling" the the
county for serveyor Bullock. Jimmie looks
| Mr.. Manning Black is again with A. w.
Smith and is ready and anxious to serve his
many friends.
Hurry up with the electric lights and water
the Texan did bis six-shooter.
| The colored Presbyterian church was sold
by the Sheriff 'saleday. and Was bought by j.
Allen Smith for $5OS.A.
Mr.. w. p. Coihoun, Of Atlanta, made short
business trip TO this city last week.
Mrs. H. d. Reese and his two youngest
children have returned from stay OF several
weeks TO her parents In Greenville.
Miss Mary White went mp to Greenville
last Saturday 70 attend the marriage OF her
cousin Miss Mamie Lou Mauidin. She will
| be absent several days.
Mr.. George Smith, Of Calhoun Falls was IN
| town several days this week.
There Was no service In the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning.
| Green wood county got black eye last
Thurday from which II will not recover for at
least two years.
The Graded school opens on Monday the
18th, with the same corps OF teacher as last
session.
See law card OF w. l.. Miller. Esq, who will
be glad to attend " all law business en-.
trusted TO his care.
Miss Willie Hayne, q most charming young
spend sometime with her friend Miss Ellen
Parker.
Miss Issie Braton, of spartanburg. is here
on visit TO Mrs. AIg. W. Smith. She has
many friends here who are glad to see her IN
Miss Jennie White and Miss Lucy White
leave to-day for stanton, Va, to attend MISS
Bsldwins school. Miss Jesnnie and Miss
ladies' They will be missed by their circle o.
friends this winter. We wish them much
Mrs. w. H. Parker, Miss Bell Garrard. Mr..
Francis Parker and Miss Lucia Parker are
expected TO return today from Cashiers VAL
ley, their summer home, where they have
spent the past month.
Miss Ellen Parker and her brother Mr.
arrive in the cisy today to spend several
weeks with their cousin Miss Ellen Parker.
Mr.. William Stewart. OF Liberty, has been 81
| In the city several days as The guest OF Mr.. W.
MIR. Henry Norwood and Miss Florlde Col
houn returned last week from weeks stay
stay with Mrs. John 8. Norwood's family al
Long Creek.
Mr.. Hiram Tusten left last Sunday for the
West to spend the winter.
Mrs. Eugene Gary and Children after 9
pleasant month In the mountains returned
home last week.
Mrs. F. E. Harrison after spending q week
In Anderson with relatives returned home
Mr. L. c. Parker, who he's been with Smith
& Sons for the past Two years left on Satnr
day for Anderson, To 20 In to business with
Hill Co., OF that place. Mr.. Parker made
many friends during his stay among us, VINO
we regret 10 see hun leave. We wish for him
much success.
Miss Gussie Mcintosh left Saturday fol
Elberton, Ga, to spend a week, from there
by her mother Mrs. M. E. Mcintosh: They
will spend the winter with Mrs. Il. j. Zelgler
Miss Mamie E. Burn, OF Georgetown, 8. G.
wh as my N.Y.
Capt. 3. N. Williams has moved and Is now
OCCUPYING the new cottage opposite the hut
M. W. b. Wilson was 80 unfortunate as u
lose fine Jersey COW last week.
The family OF Justice Gary win move to the
Gary Mansion on Magazine Hill.
Mr.. Ed. Osborne. OF Ninety-Six, Is In th'
CITY,.
latest improvements talked OF, and we art
! sure to get 1t at an early day. The new hote
Will be built on the most modern designs ant
will haNe every convenience and comfort ina
first class house should have.
The public sea les have been torn kown ane
: will be re e-ereoted on the lot near A. M. Hill
Sons stables.
: Messrs. Samuel Seal and Claude Gambrel
spent Sunday last In the country, the CUES