The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
Wednesday, Dot. 9, 1895.
Business League Again.

Since The caro- In I4SL week paper mas DeeI
published, calling the Leagues attention tc
certain matters, the writer has been Uniformed
that the President of the Leagne. has already
been corresponding with the Southern K. K.
officials concerning change in the sched
uies of the Branch Road, and are working in
every way just as hard ~ they can TO bring
Abbevlle into prominence and TO make The
League success.
The next meeting Of the League will be
next Monday at p. m. and large meeting
Of the members Is urgently requested TO be
present and it Is hoped that every one Will
Some Of the officers seemed to think that
9 the writer was trying to make fuss at the
League, but this was not the intention.
The writer was not aware, with many 9TH
ers, that anything was being done and he
thought u was high time, and be hopes thal
we Will have full meeting next time
a Member.
This VIII Make Your Mouth Water.
Mr.. J. C. Younger has ordered first class
sausage machinery. which he hopes TO have
in full operation by the fir st OF next mouth.
He will do wholesale business, and our peo-
pie will find his market headquarters for
fresh sausage and good meats OF all kinds.
Mail Hours.
Hours that the mails close at the Abbevile
Post Office:
M.25 a. m. 12.lop.m. LOOP m.
2.3Op. IN. 4.25 pm. 5.50p.m.
Robert S. Link, P. NJ.
.
BISHOP DUNCAN said the Methodist church
was visionary IN spirit and aggressive In
It's work for the Great Head OF the church.
It's preach ers had sought ought the remotest
bounds OF the continent ana its missionaries
had belted the earth. There was no retreat
to which man could retire where he was eX-
empt from the presence OF the Methodist
preacher. Through the efforts OF our mission
aries the Fe ii islands had been freed from
canniballsm, and its citizens bad embraced
the religion OF our Saviour. The missiona-
rles who had become martyrs for our church
had done great work.
SOME Yankee soldier has advertised that
he Is ready TO restore money to It's rightiul
owner, and 1t IL presumed DR.. Marshall is the
rightfil owner. The Union soldiers robbed
him of a large amount of gold coin at me
soldier is conscience smitten. The Doctor
would be exceedingly pleased TO have IL re-
turned. 1t would certainly be good thing
10 be returned.
was not forgetful Of the missionaries who
had lately lost their lives in China. He earn.
cstly and devoutly prayed that a better and
more liberal spirit might pervade the hearts
might 60 forward and complete the work
which the martyred dead had left unfinished.
BISHOP DUNCAN urged the establishment
OF a mission chapel in Abbeville. The spirit
ual welfare OF the increased population
should be looked after, and their special
needs aud requirements should not be neg
lected.
All parties that received eggs from me this
spring will please bring my share OF the chick
ems in at once. Please be careful In mating
where you have an odd chicken | Will give
80 or take SOC. w. +. Bell.
THE infant son Of Mr.. NJ. T. Coleman died
last Saturday, the day that Mrs. Hemphill
was buried at Due West. She was the great
grandmother OF the infant.
MIR. SCOTT. tanner. has moved to Green
wood. where he and his family expect to
work in the factory.
BISHOP DUNCAN WAS very pronounced In
his opinion OF people who would encourage
members TO quit one church to join another.
DIR. WILSON and Rev. Pritchard took part
in the dedic tory service with Bishop Dun
can last Sunday.
DIR. MARSHALL has been ailing for some
time, but is now complaining OF feeling bet
ter.
Mr.. BLANToN. the hotel keeper, has moved
from AbbeYille, S. c., 10 Macon, Ga.
MR.. T. G CooGLER and his mother have
gone TO Athens, where he has situation.
Mr.. w. D. TUsTEN has moved from Shreve-
port, La, TO Houston, Texas.
Mr.. M. T. COLEMAN now lives in Mrs.
Robertson's house.
BUSINESS League meets next Monday night.
Be sure To be there.
DON'T forget the League meeting Monday
night,