The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents 0f "eef
ArOund the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF week
Around the City.
Mr. r. W. Perrin spent Saturday night here
with his parents, returning Sunday 10 20
Iumbia. He stopped on his way from 'ie
Exposition. ,,o,t;e,, IN this
mari of the country than we would imagine.
The way.the patent medicine man, eAcnans
ed his remedy for good big dollars last MOI, MOL
day was sight TO behold ne reaPee Pice little title
profit on his sales, the "Dutchmans one per
cent" we suppose If not more.
The crowd in town saleday was large one,
and good natured and sober gencrailS speak
We believe that Abbeville has sent to the
Exposition the largest representation OF any
town Of her size IN the State; nspr,,, ond G.
Edwards left this morning Via the >. a. L.
for Rock Hill to attend the Annual confer
ence. ,;a o,,
for different church purpose, the sum OF u wv.
A splendid showing for the branch OF inc
christian church at this place. .
Mr. C. Younger Dss1s Rsse,abes Rss al a and % other
good things to eat. Monday he received tne
finest lot of oysters we have seen ID inis
market for long time. They were especm,
" ordered for anksgiving, but were SHIPPED
tho late for that day, and come In MONDAY:
MIR. Younger sells large luscious oysters az az
times, and you will never make mistake
All Of the Exposition Pilgrims from this
njace who went over to the Gate City for
South Carolina day have cotton home. Ihey
report a agood time," and came home rather
The trained birds have, ATTRACTED large
crowds for the past day or two. This is the
hest street show we have seen IN our CITY anu
well worth seeing mus 'ba bave taken Weeks
y not months, to drill these feathered perform
ers. and perseverance. have IN TINS case,
made these beautiful inhaoltants OF tne air u
xiii. One of the birds, the Professor his
nwner calls him, a snow white bird with a
bright yellow crest, was especially Wen traln-
and neE ont apy called
Sunday was the last day of the Methodist
I. ecclesiasiical year. for this state, Rev. pr.
Bays and W H. Ariai ieiL nfsrsSca IaeScay mofnins
ior Clinton Lodge No. s. A. F. NJ. held its annual
election for officers Monday ni$ht last. we
give below the officers who viii serve the
lodge for the ensuing masonic year.
F. E. Harrison. w. NJ.
FL. Morrow, ]. w.
J. A. Hill, Treas.
Miss Lucia MCGOWAN entertained the
"Whist Club" Tuesday night.
Miss Mary White. TO the delight OF neI ne!
Week. Weeks % stay with friends in Eufala. Ala, aud
Ailsa Tsanksriving % day. was very quiet one in
our little CITY, very and arS1 the ese
had Indeed q quiet time. Its an III vino
that blows no one good" In this case the
turkeys are no doubt rejoicing that many OF
them were spared, as many thanRsglSStns ,ha !Sn,
CITY" Never mind, Christmas will soon be
here, and the turkey will be larger and better
then. n.o,,
Ninety Six last Sunday for a short visit to
Mr.. Win F. Perrin has bought the business
Of Mr.. II. w. Lawson and from now on VIII
be found willing and ready TO sell ms lriehas
ANYTHING In the line OF staple and fancy
groceries and at "bed rock" prices. VIII IN.
tends to please you with the best goods at the
lowest prices. Give him call; ~
Mr.. James Cochran who has been Win MI
r. w. Cannon has accepted position with
the Abbeville Supply Co. Jim is one or our
best young men and a fine salesman
Mr.. David Turner who has been win MT.
r. M. Hill Tor several years left Monday fol-
Greenwood where he will 60 In the mer'
chantile business on his own account. May
goodluck attend hi 10.
Judge Ernest Gary was In the city Monday
and Tuesday the guest OF his brother Asso
Mr.. ]. J. Oliver of Athens Georgia is in the
city MIR. Oliver comes to buy cotton and re-
presents one OF the largest firms IN that busi-
ness In Athens. Messrs Orr Il Go.
Miss Lucia Parker left Monday last TO vsl
relatives In Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. A. Cohen after nearly months stay
with her parents IN Athens, Georgia, Is al
Mrs. 7. Z. Pool of Newbery is the guest o
her sister Mrs. L. w. White.
To the regret OF his many women friends
here. Mr.. II. B. Stokes leaves TO day fol
Charleston, S. c.. where he has secured g
lucrative position. May the good luck and
prosperity he so richly deserves attend him
In his new home.