The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-06-12
TROY'S TEA CUPS.
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Items.
Troy, s. G.. June 10, 1895.
The extremely hot weather has about sub
sided, and now We have warm days and cool
Ne have noticed great many farms lately
and we predict good crops II the farmers con-
Iinue rs they have been.
Our little town has quite number OF viS-
Tue fourth of July promises to be day of
great pleasure with our Trojans. Barbecue,
all lend helping hand and make the day
one OF pleasure and merIiment. The Troy
Rifles will have drill and no doubt some
good speakers will be present. Let all come
aud bring well illled DaS Ell. also contribute
To The cue.
Mr. T. D. Taggart is now at home on a short
visit to relatives and friends. Tom looks bet.
ter than we have seen him in O long time
Go to the committee and tell them what you
will give to The cue.
Miss Edna Gritfln, one of Nlnety.Six's pref
tiest young ladies, Is visiting the Misses Nc
Casan.
Next Saturday will be Children's day in the
Methodist Church here. Rev. Wilks and Tay.
lor will make addresses.
Mr.. J. l.. Burnett. of Abbeville. is visiting
in town. John is much liked by US all and
we were glad to see him.
Messrs. A. T. Robinson and J. w. McCaslan
have the finest cotton we know OF.
Be sure and put your name on the barbecue
! list
Miss Clatie Mcdaniel. of Laurens, is visit.
| Ing relatives here. Tnis is her first visit to
our town and is much pleased with IL or some
- we ait unable 10 say. She will leave
| this d. In. much 10 the regiet Of her many
new friends.
MIR. J. l.. Taggart, formerly OF Abbeville Is
now at home Ia stay. He has been with the
firm of James DAILY, but will make Troy his
| home for the present.
| Do you believe in spending a day of pleas
ure? Then help the committee with our bar
becue. and let US make u success OF IL.
| Two souls with but single thought, two
hearts that beat as one. On last Wednesday,
June 5th, quite jolly party LETT here en- route
to Madden,s, Lanrens county. to attend the
marriage OF Mr.. L. NJ. MeCtslau of this place
| 10 Miss Matte McDaniels OF the above place.
We found conveyances at Maddeu's TO carry
Us TO The hospitable home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Mcdaniel, the parents of the bride, where
about one hundred had assembled 10 witness
the above nuptlals. At $50 O'Clock the bride,
eXquisitely attired in lovely pearl colored
silk with trimmings of lace, and lilies of the
valley. with a silk tule veil and orange bios
SONS, and the groom was handsomely dressed
| in full evening dress. The decorations were
beautiful, in white and green, the father OF
| the bride doing II himself. The couple stood
under large horse shoe OF white satin riD-
bon. Rev. j. +. Jacobs In most beautiful
| ceremony Joined the hands and hearts OF
these Two young people. The next morning
at IL O'clock all faces were turned towards
Troy, where at the home OF the groom where
u merry party had met TO welcome them, and
nice reception was given from until II
o'clock. They received many valuable pres
entS, consisting Of silverware, DC. Miss An
M McCaslan, sister OF the groom, Mr.. P. II .
MrCaslan and Mr.. A. g. Kennedy, with Miss
Edna Griffin, OF Ninety.SiX. accompanied the
groom, and Miss Clatle McDaniels, and Mr.. j.
c. McDaniels, OF Laurens, Joined the wedding
party and spent few days most pleasant tly
in our village. We extend many congratula.
tlOns.
Miss Clatie McDaniels leaves this morning
for her home In Laureus. We know OF al
least TWO who were 10th TO see her leave.
Rev. II. b. Blakely, Of Atlanta. Ga, preach
ed here yesterday, and gave us two good ser
mons. He raised about 500 for the Atlanta
mission.
Miss Kate Nee has returned from New
York 10 spend her vacation.
Mrs. Z. =. Thomson is spending some time
IN Troy.
Mrs. Jas. Dendy has returned from Green
wood. Nick.