The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-04-09
DUE WEST.
Death Of Mrs. Lon BroWDlee-Ctsy
Coancal Eleeled-PersonRi Para
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Death Of Mrs. Lon Browulec-Ctty
Coancal Eieeied-Persona1 Para
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DIR, and Mrs Parker Of Bolton was with the
family Of Capt. Clinkscales last Sabbath.
The County Grain Gang will be camped
near Due West In lev days and then our
Miss Olivia Burts, from Houea Path, has
been with Prof. and Mrs. w. b. Mccain ior
SIR. William Burts OF Honea Path. attend
| Rev. Myrtle, pastor OF Greenviile tresoyte-
rinu Church made an interesting Talk 10 lhe
Young Mems Christian Association Sstar'
Nr. Robt A. Haddon was In Due West Sat.
urday. He has been kept al home ior wv !,
months with rheumatism. preacher 'oiu
him that two irish potatoes carried IN h!s
pockets would cure rheumatism huu "o ''
now testing the remedy.
Dr. ]. J. Lindsay has made such an emcient
member Of the board of health tnat ne hA"
been elected for another term ofnSe years;
Mr.. Baskin Winn was In Monroe. y. y. 10.
n day or two last week. He WAS witness 10
the case OF Z. w. Grimm against tns .. -; u.
Railway, damage To stock. Mr.. VIM enjoy
cd The "Trip aud gave valuable tsstimohy LII
SIR Robert Drake has had pneumonia, put
under the sgiIliul treatment oi his pnysicihn
is up again and will soon be ready lot active
P,ss are about the scarcrst commodity In
this market. OF the size Of Possum they
brlpy from 81 20 10 $50, and are hard 10 nnd
nj that price. Ifsome enterprisiug merchsnt
would bring on carload thsy wouid sell rap
NJ. Jpo. w. Morrsh and his son, Bradley
Morrah came 10 Due West last Saturday 10
see Mrs. Lou Bruwnlee who was quite SICK
Tbs following named gentismea will have
the reips OF city government In their hands
for the next twelve months, A: 3. Kennedy
lntendant. Il. u. Young, J; ID; Brooks' pr.
pecIsd they viii give the town good order
put streets and side walks In excellent con
dition, put In terra Gotta piping ana orioges
where needed, and plant . uousano na,. snaJs
and calabooses, gentlemen. and put tnt
streets In good condition, and you VIII . ~
ceiyo the thanks OF those who toOk on tneiI
cuats and worked and sweatod 20 put you 10
ONCE.
Mn Lon Brovniee died Sunday morning
about seven O'Clock: She NAG ooen .oI !,
was plainly seen that the end was NOT iAl ON
She realized that she could not i've long, ou
uas calm and resigned 10 the Sna. M,s
Brownlee was native OF AooeshIs CuLsy
and was educated At Cokesoory sno A"'''
In 1854 abe was married 10 Mr.. Samuel
Brownlse and since that time has resioed III
Due West
Her husband entered the Confederate Army
and died at Grand junction. Tenn. IN lSes
Len q widow win three small cniidren: sos
core her trials and met the responsioiiitlos o.
NE in such way a. proved her 10 be no6ls
| eoman. She was good rnother ana sin
oure and unassumi1g Christian. Every ons
who knew Der loved her and felt that she wa
their friend. Hers was happy oisposi.
non. and she always net her friends Win Q
smiis. Mra Brownlse lived 20 see her cons
educated and settled 10 life, and for she past
sevsrai years she has spent part Of nef nme
| With one and another OF her boys her o.
dest son il Rev. ]. L. Browuiee, the pastor o
the Presbyteri an Church at Covington. Tenn;
Mr. r, C., Brownlee 10 o successful mercnan'
and business mau 10 Due West, Nj. .. ".
Brovnlee u also successful business man u
Mrs. Brovnlee was sixty soveu years o.
ara. She loved 70 work and always louno
something 70 do. She will DO missed 10 I'M Lns
home In tho town and In tho churcn. Sne
viii Do missed By her children, she Will oe
missed BY her friends.