The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-04-01
THE TWINKLING STAR.
Preachers - Marriages - Is Black
ColOr:-A Good Hay p. M. on
Sunday-PretIy Women.

"A WOOu may NA. VII
Sunday-Pretty Women.
The union of the Sunday schools was ad-
dressed Yesterday by the Rev. +. Y. Pressly,
of Due West. He is a forcible, logical speaker
and the large audience was we'll pleased Wild
him. <, =,
by the Rev. Mr.. Vass. Mr.. +. y. Sheppard was
happily united In marriage TO Miss Lucy Pin
son.
",Irnns Ine sow bv the ears" 1t was not / who
spoke Of Saluca as being suburb OF Ninety.
SIX. No, no, all we know of this cross road
burg Is what we learn from the ready pen oi
"Once More" and in order that the way-iar.
ing man may not be mistaken, we Suggest
that Once More plant out hedge or draw a
chalk line between the two township Write
nm your town "Once More" SO that we may
ali find out where it is and what 1t is.
We think Greenwood Is straining at gnat
and swallowing camel, when she imposes
fine on people for engaging IN ratne.
The many friends OF MIS-. j. foosne are glau
DIR. w. Il. Holland is the fortunate owner OF
two OF the finest jersey COWS In our town.
One OF them has been @ tesdea Leu anu maoe over
Mrs Once More and family, OF Saluca, said
TO be q small town just over the hedge In
Greenwood township Is visiting friends In
Col Miller entertained the Rev. Mr.. Pressly
during his stay in our midst last saturday
0ur artist friend, Mr.. Beacham, says black is
NOT a color. Well, we have always heard this
but If YOU ask the color OF ladies' eyes, the
answer would naturally be, they are black OF
blue, &C. If you ask the Color 81 zen IRE ;bs, ASH h
was black or white or some otner coior, ye'
people will contend that BLACK ana Wnite are
not colors at the same time they ADMIT thal
black and white are used 10 distinguish colofs
Mr.. ]. S. Chaney. chief marshal Of the city
of Saluca, was in Ninety-Six last Saturday.
The camp OF Confederate veterans was form.
ed here a little over year ago, with over nj
ty member and now it is almost Impossible 70
get meeting. Why Is II? is II because oul
old soldiers are ashamed OF the cause iol
which they fought, or that we are too poor tC
paw the per capita tax OF ten cents per an
mum? 1t is shame, disgrace and II Is dis
honoring our dead comrades, the true ano
tried who gave up their lives ior a cause thal
we nv our actions would bury with ignomy
Miss Anderson, OF Coronaca. is visiting heI
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs; rs ~ Grore r. ulIsr gsve
birthday party last week. He received many
nice and useful presents. ,
There is no better hay than Inat maae OF
amber cane. Sow 1t thick and cut II ana cure
1t at the proper time. Stock are very lonu
OF 1t. c-oo
wood He says about the most prosperous
concern that he noticed in that thriving city
was the City Hotel.
Sam Jones says ii he had married sa a certain ain
kind of society woman he would before now
have been in hell. But how about the woman
before sam changed his habitation?
Miss Lula Young has been In Town several
davs the guest Of the Misses Bozeman and
other friends 49,, ro,.ou
Miss Gena Pinson, teacher of the prosper.
Gus school at Mt. Lebanon, was IN lo"n ias'
Saturday. ,, rood
We hope the positions of township roaa
overseers will not be given to partisan laaG1 WI
ties, but that good practical business men VIII
be selected. d,,o
Mrs. Kate Winn, of Greenville. Is spending
a few days with her brothers family, Mr.: joel
G. Weir. Las' 1nu'