The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of Il week
Around the CITY.

business still continues to improvc.and our
merchants are smiling and happy. The good
price paid tor COTTON and the reasonable price
OF goods in this market are the two reasons
for good trade. Abbeville has progressive,
wide-awakc. up-to date, business men. Men
who now how TO buy goods. Gonds that are
suitable TO the people. Goods that are first
class. and that they sell at a reasonah profit
To sum II all up IN few words: This Is as
good market both for seller and buyer as can
be found in the up country.
Prof and Mrs. j. F. {. DnPre came down
from Clemson College Saturday for short
visit TO their sons. They left for home Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Lease Whifner, OF Anderson, after a
pleasant stay with Miss Lucia MCGOWAN re.
turned home saturday.
MesSrs Christie and samuel Benet left SUM-
day for Charleston. These two Abbeville
boys have many friends, both old and young,
who regret having To say "gnod-bye" TO them.
Miss Sue Moore, one of the prettiest young
ladies of Ninety-SiN. and one who has many
admirers here, came up for the dedication
ECHO ANSWERS WHERE, OH WHERE.
What has become of the prospective Able
willie fire department? Has H. all gone up in
talk? Remember that the recent fire is on y
d fair warning that such things will occur.
The next time Providence may not be so
kind. Then woe! unto our fair little city.
Don't clock the stable door after the horse has
oeen Stoieu. Nahe u p anu uo soLhetuihS.
MASONIC BROTHER.
Mr.. T. F Hill, of Anderson, spent Monday
aud Yesterday in the city, the guest of DR.. F.
f.. Harrison. Mr.. Hill Is District Deputy
Grand Master of the First Masonic District,
nig ht officially.
DR.. l.. j. White went to Atlanta Tuesday to
attend the Atlanta Dental College. This
term will finish the poctor's course.
WHEN THEY WILL ALL BE HERE.
Salesday was unusually quiet. Not a very
large crowd in town. When the circus comes
hen big and little. old and young. white and
black, will be on hand by the hundreds.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
Prof. McGee and Col. Hook, of Clemson
College, spent last Sunday in the city. Prof
McGee has the agricultural department Of
he college in charge. Col. Hook IL connected
with the experimental station. While here
The former gentleman was The guest OF Mr..
w. Z. Dulre, the latter of Judge J. Fuller
Lyon.
Mr.. J. F.. Mcmillan left US Tuesday morning
for Atlanta, where he will enter the Atlanta
Dental College.
Mr. Frank Lawson is now at work in the
railroad shops.
DELIGHTFUL SERVICE.
The union Sunday School meeting in the
cnuTCu souDuhy aIteTnOOu WAN well
The singing was splendid and
,howed the full work OF Mr.. w. L. Mcdonald,
vino has for several months had charge OF
his branch OF the service. The regular exer-
stead Col. Hook and Bishop Duncan address
I'd the school Both these addresses were
much enjoyed, ana asa whole the hour was
ielightlully spent.
Mr.. Thos. Y. Thomson is in Atlanta where
he has position with the Franklin Printing
company.
HoNoRED GUEsTs-BELovED FRIENDS.
Miss Grace Lawson after stay of several
months in the city, the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. w. ID. Wilson, has returned TO her home
n Red Bank. n. J. She was accompanied by
Mrs w. D. Wilson, and Miss Drue Penney,
Who Will pay her visit Miss Lawson dur
ny her stay here made many admirers and
riends who will always gladly welcome her
back TO the Sunny South. Mrs. WoOlsey who
las been here for several weeks with Mr.. II.
" Lawson, her s0n-in-aw, left Tor Ocean
iroye, (her hone) NJ. she also accompa-
lied Miss Lawson that far OF her journey.
Protracted services are in progress at the
Methodist church. Monday night DR.. j. Low
lie Wilson preached. Last night Rev. j j.
irier fllied the pulpit.
he guest OF Mrs. p. B. Speed Sunday and
Monday last.
Mr.. j. c. Miller is at home for few days
est.
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he city.
Mrs. Agnes P. Quarles went up to Tumblng
shoals, Laurens county, yesterday, TO make
stay of several months with her daughter,
dis. w. ID. Sullivan.
Mrs J. w. Huckabee came down from
.owudesville and spent Sunday In the city.
She WAS accompanied by her daughter, Miss
lilly, and sons, Messrs. Gamewell and Ellis
CHURCH WEDDING.
Married, Oct End, 1895, Trinity church, This
lily. MIR. A. l.. bearing and MISS Mary Will
0n. The Kew. Edward McCrady performed
he ceremony. The church Was we'll filled
With the friends o! the contracting parties
70 the sweet strains of Il wedding march rem
Tered by Mrs. w. ID. Barksdale and Mr.. J. A.
Hill, the bridal party entered the church IN
he following order: DI. {. A. Milford and
!. E. McDayid, Charles Huss and James Har-
isUn, ushers, first. then the pair soon to be
uade one. With the solemn and beautiful
of the Episcopal church they were
luited. Immediately after The ceremony the
happy couple left for Atlanta and other
points OF interest. Mr.. Dearing is q trusted
,nd favorIte conductor Oh the s. A. l.. Miss
Wilson, one of Abucvilles prettiest young Ia
lies. We wish them every Joy in the future