The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-06-27
LOWNDESVILLE LOCALS.
sympathy for ''S''-Change Of SEIZED.
uIe- Democratic Councils Other
Matters.

Lowndesvlle. S. c., June 25, 1894.
Mr.. ]. ]. Baker, Of Anderson, came down
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Ogesby, of Elberton. Ca,
spent q few days with the family OF their SON.
Last Monday Mrs ]. b. Moseley while at
Capt. J. E. Brownlee's, In coming down stairs.
caught her shoe heel ON one OF the steps, near
the Top and fell TO the floor, and received sew
eral severe, but no serious bruises.
The Due West commencement had several
representatives from this place who were
very much pleased with their trip.
the right for Georgia for the Bradley gin saw,
GUNNER and sharpener. started their agent,
Mr.. H. ]. Tribble, Tuesday to work up their
interests In that State.
Joe Seigler, was drowned In Savannah river.
AT last accounts his body had not been recov-
cred.
A few days ago Mrs Mary Tennent received
q telegram saying that her only SON, Carolyn
Tennent, had just died in Georgia.
Messrs. Baker & Thomas have had a wood
en- awning put up In front OF their store,
building. az we'll as he rendezvous for the
loatlng club.
The change In schedule on the Savannah
Valley Railroad. whilst 1t does not seriously
effect our interests. either for good or Ill, yet
1t Is probable that 1t will bring trouble to the
many readers OF the Press and Banner IN and
around here, as the connection between II
1..C
ceeding close Qwo or three minutes) that the
chances are good that the arrival Of said pa
per will be delayed twenty four hours as was
the case last week. The other county papers
will perhaps meet q like fate.
Some of the Sunday schools above here,
Barnes, Cooks, Starr, &C., united In an excur.
sion TO Mccormick Saturday. Some OF our
people Joined 1t here, and report having had
Il nice time On It's arrival the crowd repair
ed 10 the park, where, at suitable hour, the
we'll filled baskets were opened and their con-
tents utilized.
The Lowndesvllle Democratic club Is called
by the president, DR.. A. j. Speer, to meet In
tn his place next Saturday, Uth instant, at p.
IN. for reorganization and other important
business.
During the past week copious rains have
fallen In all directions two or three miles on.
In and Immediately around here we are still
left out In the dry. We patiently await the
coming of our day.
At meeting of our local school trustees, on
Thursday, the Rev. H. c. Fennel was re-elect-
ed principal of our High school for another
year. No better selection could have been
made.
We greatly sympathise with as" In his mis-
| fortune, and earnestly hope that during his
| ten porary enforced withdrawal from the ac-
tivities Of life that his afflictions will not be
so great as to prevent his weekly visits 10 us
through the columns of the Press and Ban
ner, We ever enjoy his sprightly contribu-
tions. Maybe his mishap was providential,
| in that he Is for the time being, saved from
taking the underground trip heretofore men.
toned by him, az q future possibility
Mrs. VIM. Browniee, and her daughter. Miss
Ellen Brownlee, and Mrs. Florence Hol-
combe, are with friends ut Townville, their
! old home.
Mrs. VIM. Hall died very suddenly $50 sud-
denly that no one knew of 1t till some time
afterwards) yesterday morning. Troupe.