The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-06-07
ERsKINE's COMMENCEMENT.

The following is the program Of the a1 an nnal ous
Saturday. June nth, 3 p. m.-Closing exer-
cises OF Theological Seminary.
Sabbath, June 18th, II q. m.-Baccalaureate
sermon BY the president; $50 p: p n seTm1p W
before Theological Seminary by Rev. L. W.
Sloan, Troy. s. G.
Monday, June lsth, $50 p. m.-Annual cell
ebration or literary societies.
Tuesday, June Goth. 10 a. m.-Commence-
ment day. Addresses by members o the Sc.
nior class. Conferripg degrees afternoon,
anniversary oration by Rev. T. Dewitt Tai.
mage: evening, $50 p. M, alumni address by
Prot Patterson Wardlaw. South Carolina Col
lege. S. c.
FOUR CROPS A YEAR ACCOUNTS FOR AN EDI-
TORS PROSPERITY.
The local editor OF the A. 4. Presbyterian,
Mr.. r. s. Galloway, has small lot near his
house on which be makes four crops year.
He sows 1t In oats In the fall. When the oats
are cut he plants 1t In corn. and, little later,
plants peas When the corn and peas are
gathered q crop Of hay remains which ne
feeds TO his stock as their needs require.
will likely use 10000 frying chickens. 100 tur.
Keys, 500 dozen eggs: Good prices will be
paid for the above. Bring them In early or
YOU will make mistake.
Green wood relatives last Wednesday.
Secretary Wilson sent Mr.. w. G. Haddon a
liberal supply OF sugar beet seed with which
Mr.. ]. W. Carson preached for Rev. ID. G..
Phillips at Bradleys last Sabbath.
Miss Isabelle Escalent", of Mexico, who ls
now attending the Female College, will spend
the summer with Mrs. Euphemia Clark. near
Selma, Ala.
AMBITIOUS TEACHER.
Miss Georgia Johnston Of the Female Col
lege is planning TO spend the sum iner eltner
at Chautauqua or Harvard university IN n}II Or
return to her work in the college In the fall.
ERsK1NE's MISSIONARY.
Mr.. ]. Robert Martin, of the class of 1898.
Erskine College. has met with much success
In the school be iaught al eHd st 10 EridaE
with interesting public exercises and address.
es. Mr.. Martin is a young gentleman OF
pleasing personal address and splendidly
equipped physically and mentally for attain
ing the success he deserves.
Ur. W. M. Grier went TO Newberry Friday
to assist in the funeral exercises OF his friend
and relative, Mr.. j. N.Martin.
MEDICINE AND AGRICULTURE.
DIR. M. A, Thompson, OF Anderson county,
brother OF Mrs. Z. E. Pearson, and once stu.
dent OF Erskine College, spent q day In town
recently. DIR. Thompson is successful prac-
and also farms On al an
visited his sister, Mrs. Harper, Tuesday OF
last week.
CRAWFORD CL1NKscALEs SAT DOWN ON HIS
HEAD.
Crawford Clinkscales was In a runaway
scrape last week. Coming from the HOOK his
horse frig htened near Mr.. J. L. Pressly's, ran
down A Abbeville street. tumbied Crawford out
of the cart near DR.. Bells and continued to
run until he had almost reached the creek.
GNlt Inn tDn
McDavid are learning the brick business.
They claim that the weather is rather hot but
they are an xious to make money with which
10 buy lemonade at commencement.
Two Erskine students. Messrs. John Less
Hunter and Walter Dilling, attended the mar
riage OF DR.. Baxter Hunter and Miss Cora
DiiIing. 1T Kings Mountain, Wednesday.
May 8lst.