The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-10-16

steep incline plane, which Ia but six inches
wider than the automobile. A slight swerve
to either the right or left would hurl him to
instant death,
The Baptist Sunday School has changed
lis hour of meeting from ten In the morning
TO four In the afternoon. The Methodlsts,
the Presby yterlaps, the A. r. rs. and the Epis
copalans all have their Sunday Schools IN
the afternoon.
The writer has the. inform ,tlon upon good
authority that pretty, attractive, vlvacious
young lady, who lives In this town., and q
suits tial, weIl-thought OF young gentle.
man, also OF Abbeville. are to be married In
the near future
Mr.. TuiIey Ellis and Mr.. Donald Caldwell
spent last Sunday In Due West with friends
MIR. George White has accepted position
In the store Of Mr.. l.. w. White.
Miss Jessie Landrum, pretty young lady,
OF Maysvile, Ga, Ia spending the winter in
Abbevllle with her sister Mrs Dead wilder,
and is attending the ninth grade Of the Pub
lie School.
Russell VINO died here about year and
half ago at Mr.. Gus Smiths place, has moved
to Green wood with her two daughters Miss
Flora and Miss Cora.
MIR. William Penney has resigned his po-
sition as salesman In Mr.. l.. w. Whites Goth.
| Ing store. VIII is polite, affabe young
man and good salesman. II will not be long
before be secures q better position.
| 1t IL the desire of the Fair management that
all the little boys who possess bull calf and
wagon shall nave their little teams In the
business parnde this morning.
Miss Pearl Martin has decided not to attend
| the Winthrop college at Ro:k Hill this sessi
on, hut she will remain in Abbeville and
attend the MrCrady High School.
] Carpenters are at work putting In new
| floor and otherwise pairirg the store room
| at the corner underneath the hotel recently
vacated by Mr.. A. H. 9. Day. 1t Is said that
new furniture store is to be opened up there
/ shortly.
Mr.. Robert Cheatham came to town Satur-
day and put his horse up at Mr.. Hills livery
| stables. The animal 10 some way got 1ts
ueck caught and fastened In the hay rack and
10 Its struggles TO get 1t out broke Its neck I,
and of course died from 1t.
| The Piukney band from Columbia arrived
10 the city yesterday and during the after
noon di.cOursed sweet music upon our streets
| to the deligt of the sma II boy and some big
ones too. The band will play here during
the Fair.
weeks in Augusta, Ga, visiting friends and
relatives and enjoying the sights OF the Merry
| Makers Carnival.
Mr. Gordon preached Sunday night on the
Pharisee end the Publican. He said men
thought the Phprisee much better than the
Publican. God saw that both were sinners
nnd could only be saved by grace. The Pharl'
zee thought himself perfect and Dragged on
bis own righteousness; He prayed to him.
edged himself TO be a sinner and was humble
before God. This town, as well as all other
towns. full of Pharisees who. unless they
| humble themseiNe and become COW perled,
are as certain Of He'll az are those Pharisees
who lived IN the time OF Christ. The Phari-
see went back home no better than he was
before. The Publican left the temple juslii'
| ed, sinless before God. II anyone thinks his
own works Iustifable let him remember the
| Pharisee No MN does any thing merltori-
Gus in himself, but If saved 1t will be by the
grace OF God.