The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-02-10
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of a Week
About the City.

Lieut. F. l.. Parker leaves to day for San
! Antonio, Tex, TO Join his command at Fort
sam Houston. Lieut.. Parkers host OF friends
deeply regret having TO bid him goodbye, and
! wish him "God speed" on bis journey 10 the
Mrs. S. NJ. w. Smith went over to the Gale
City last Thursday on visit to friends.
| DR.. Adam Hayne. of Calhoun Falls, was in
DR.. and Mrs +. E. Harrison left Monday for
| the 'city by the sea" TO be absent seVera:
days. DIR. Harrison goes TO attend a meeting
of the Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons.
which convened in that city yesterday.
| Capt. w. I. Branch went over to Chester
| Monday.
Mr.. j. NJ. Wallace spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city, leaving Monday for Atlanta.
Mr.. Wallace has position with the Southern
Mr.. W. T. Mcdonald c'M') was quite sick
Press and Ranner's hustling correspondent
| from the East Side, and his "dots" are al
| ways newsy and interesting. We hope be
will soon be able 10 push the pencir again.
put in place, and the heater is now in opera
! lion, and Will be kept going day and night
until the mill Is thoroughly dry. The CHM
ney will then be put In at once.
Mr.. j. F. Cllnkscales Is one OF Abbeville s
most successful farmers. Mr.. Ciinkscaes
does not have his smoke-house in the north
or west, but raises hogs and has an abuud-
ance OF meat for home consumption and
some 10 sell. This year he killed about fifty
hogs. This kind OF farming pays, and even II
cotton brings but poor price, "hard times"
| keep away from such farmers doors.
The excavation for the foundation of the
stand pipe is nearly conn pleted. and the work
is being pushed as rapidly as possible.
Messrs. Penniman and Kelly. who have the
contract for laying the pipe fol. the water
works, are ready TO start the work as soon as
the pipe comes, which they are expecting
every day. as 1t has been shipped. The
valves and hydrants have been shipped.
The following schedule went into effect Oh
the S. A. L. Sunday. The passenger trains ar
rive as given below:
No. 4O3, South bound vestibue at ll:O5 a. m.
No. 402. North bound yestibule at 5:l5 p. m.
No. IL, South bound at lao u. m.
No. IS, North bound, at lao a. IN.
The $. A. l.. does big passenger business,
and would, In our opinion, do more were the
two Accommodation trains they took off some
time ago put back on.
Rev. J.. A. Clifton preached last Sunday
night To the young ladies.
Mr.. Nj. T. Coleman came home Saturday
froma successful trip, selling shoes. He left
Messrs. 4. f. Cox and w. A. Calvert leave
to-day for Charleston for few days sight
seeing.
Miss Marie Gary has returned home from
Rock Hill, where she has been attending
Winthrop College.
On Thursday, February. at 6 p. M, the
spirit of MIR. p. u. MaZyck took It's flight to
that bourne from which no traveller has yet
returned" The deceased had been sick buL
short while when the summons to CROSS the
dark river came, and, surrounded by wife and
loved ones, he passed over to "rest under the
shade of the trees"
Mr.. Mazyck had a host OF friends here who
extend to his bereaved wife and parents, Sis
ters and brothers their deepest and most
heartfelt sympathy.
For long time Mr.. Mazyck had been
trusted and honored employees Of the South
ern railroad, and his remains came here In
the esuperntendenps car. The following rela-
tives and friends made the sad journey with
the griefstricken widow and her bright and
handsome little son: The parents of the de-
ceased. Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. MaZyck; his Sis.
tiers, Miss Sue MaZyck, Miss Natile Mazyck,
Miss Kittie MaZyck and Miss - MaZyck;
his brother, Mr.. Pierre Mazyck; Mrs. j. f.
Livingstone. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Livingstone
Jr, Mr.. j. B. Livingstone Mrs. w. G Bennett
The funeral services were conducted Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50, Mt Trinity church, by
the Rev. Edward F McCrady, and the inter
ment was at Long Cane cemetery.
The following friends acted as pall-bearerS:
Messrs. Z. ID. Brown, A. B. Morse, S. G..
Thompson, A. w. Smith, j. Allen Smith, j.
K. Glenn. Hampton Jones and NJ. P. De-
Bruhl.
Mr.. A. Cohen will leave in short time for
New York, where he will buy an immense
stock offspring and summer clothing. II you
will give him your order for anything {spec-
ial in his line) he will gladly get it for you.