The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-22
DUE VESTS BUGET.
Preaching ana People - Rocks ana
COIIe"es-OrphanSa and Lawyers.

Dne West, S. g., May 20, 1895.
! The last few days have been nice FARMING
weather.
Zen quarts of peanuts for &C." II these
'goouers" were not ancient somebody got a
| bargain at Abbeville.
The Press anu Banner states that coVey OF
parLridgeS lit in the Aboeville park last week.
A few days ago II partridge lit on the store Of
Messrs. X. G.. BroTnlee & Co. The boys got
latter him and he flew into the window OF the
Phoenix Hotel aud Was caught.
Prof. n. f.. Bonner returned last week from
q trip To New York.
Stra rawberries are quite plentiful this year.
Rev. H. ID. Lindsay, formerly OF this coun.
ty, but now OF Pittsourg, Penu, Is one OF the
leading divines OF that place. His congrega-
ton il To build Il handsome new church. The
Northern Assembly meets In Pittsburg. Mr..
Lindsay is Chairman of the Press Committee
aud The Plttsburg Times gives cut OF him.
We advise Mr.. Lindsay to bring suit against
the editor tor sucn u caricature.
Mr. r. /. Bell Is kept busy these days with
the paint brush. He has just finished DIR.
Cirier's residence and is now on Prof Bon
nerS.
Editor Branyon, of Honea Path, was down
last week.
Rev. Waite and wife, of Donalds. were shop
ping in town last week.
IL is Just month to Commencement. That
occasion will tie one of interest.
We hear that two young l't'iies from a riZ'-
ma are book Ell Tor The Female College next
year. Two Others think Of coming.
Rev. &. T.. Todd went to Newperry last week
in the interest of the Female College. >,
Mr.. Arthur Morrow is working In thea.
All the regular graduates in the Senior class
OF Erskine will speak in the approaching
commencement. TneIe will be an 1ntermis-
sion OF two hours for dinner.
Mr.. $. ID. Edwards was seriously hurt play.
ing ball last week.
Mr. Henry Agnew entered Erskine last
week.
ofl lnst Sul ,lr.th A Il
on Sabbath A large crowd was present. Dr.
Grier served the tables. Preaching began
Saturday. DIR. Grier preached,
will deliver The alumni address al Commence.
ment. We Can PROMISE That IL VIII oe u Don
tom" go
90 Immediately after Commencement TO their
fields Of labor In Murray County, Tenn:
DR.. b. f. Bailey, now of the Georgia Univer-
sity, formerly Uf Howard College, East Lake,
Ala has Just. brought out Il history OF Tue
BapIisls of Alabama. 1t be,.utiinl book
of i9l pages. Quite number OF the proinl.
nent Baplists OF Alabama. and GUS OF pubic
buildings, including Howard College, adorn
Euphemiun l.. Society, his Alma Mater. We
are glad 10 see the Alumni remembering the
library In this substantial way. May DINERS
follow the example OF Drs. darlington ana
Riley. The friends of the Society appreciate
these acts of kindly remembrance.
Tue Y. NJ. Z. A. had quite an interesting
meeting last Sabbath night. Mr.. j. Z. Doug.
lass occupied the chair and made the intro
ductory speech. The general subject discuss
ed was mssious. A map drawn OF South
America, 1.-THE neglected Continent by W.
r. Bradley was ON exhibition. Mr.. j. L..
Oates spoke upon the country, It's resources,
innabitauts and their religion. MIR. !. n.
Kennedy spoke of our relations 10 South
America.
Rev. ]. l.. Vass. President of the Baptist Or.
phanaye at Greenwood, will preach III the
Baptist church next sabbath. He Will nave
two orphans with him. A collection will be
taken up At the close Of the exercises for the
orphanage.
came of Friday night. IL was rainy nignt
and not II large audience was out. Mr.. Grler
acted as president OF the class and announce u
the speakers. Messrs. j. +. M. Bell, w. A:
Bakely. + A. Chestnut, K. >. Hamilton and
ed Of oratlonS, essays, II poem aud music.