The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-02-19
EAST END.
what aM" Sees and Hears on Ris
Rounds In Country and in Town.
Abbeville, 8. G., Feb. 10, 1902
CARRIERS SONG.


.oh swift we 60 o er the deecy snow
When sunbeams sparkle round.
When hoofs keep time TO music's chime
AS merily on we bound"
So went the Carriers last Saturday morning
when the earth was clothed in her mantle o.
isndscape OF beauty lovely 10 behold. Ye.
they went merily Oh enjoying the oeauthu
scenery on every hand, nothing dannted oy
the cold mantle OF winter, which was spread
snow looked like miniature houses, wherein
fairies mighs dwell. Many were the ejacula
tions of wonder, at the Carriers being out on
esH sRcusSs Ss best thing the
could do would be to SNOWFALL the carriers
and turn them right about for home"
we az as %s
TO halt we saw several pretty young iadies
standing In the doorway and heard soft WINS,
peripgs from them saying, lets snowoaii
him, this was enough, 80 We excused oursell
as politely as we knew how and drove on
moi for fear OF being peted with snow, oot Pc
cause we couldn't bear the idea OF rolling Inc
make them sick, and then we could not have
forgiven ourselves.
T. 1 READ THIS AND SAVE MONEY.
n Be sure and take advantage Of the great
s<clearance" clothing sale for the next ~ days
y enly. Remember money saved 1s money
y made. Call at once and get suit at prices
? that will astonish you.
COMING AND GOING.
Miss vsshtite sherard the prettyand accom-
( plished niece OF DR.. j. w. Sherard, is now WIS.,
iting friends in the "Land Of Flowers" we we
hope she will have q pleasant visit In that
beautiful land.
Mrs. kennedy. after q pleasant stay with
relatives returned last Monday to her nome
Mia Mserie Pennel spent several days OF
last week with her sister, Mrs. G. F. Graves:
Miss Corrie Holingworth lett last week for
NV Mr. ". ]. j. Bsyson Bi % iefs last SUNDAY for his
home In North Carolina on special business
DR.. q. A. NeufIer and Gotlo6 left Yesterday
@ in the @E1position. pr. Neuffsr goes specially
10 be present at. Pythian Day. They will Wis
z IS Orangeburg before returning home.
Mr.. j, 8. Cochran left last Monday night Tor
Charlotte N. O., on Important business. he
will return soon, but how and Win Whom we
can't tell lust nov. II may be alone, or per-
haps In better company II modern rumor is
Mr.. E. O. stauhn. OF Chester, is in the city
on business. ..
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Willie DuPre Jr., accidentally shot shot
ont hunting. We are glad 70 state the wound
7 although painful 10 not serious and he is now
doing very well.
PERSONAL MENTION.
The Theil,ng Jewelry Company are now
: taking stock with view to making change
In their business.
5ss MISSIONARY TEA.
q. The entertainment given by the ladies Of
the Methodist Church last Friday evening
Was q success In spite OF the unfavorabie
weather. A good crowd was present. De,
lightful refreshments were served served ana an az
evening were quite satisfactory.
a# GOOD ROAD WORK.
ss Capt johnson our efficient road Commits
;sioner is doing some hne work on the ever ever
{ ing, down the blue hill and is doing good
I io6. He has already put the long red hill this
sside the trestie In hne shape.
MARR1AaB-BE1Ls Ls LANDRUM-HARR1s.
On last Sunday afternoon at O'Clock at the
home Of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Deadwyler, OF
thiss city, Mr.. Tom Harris and Miss Ian
drum were united in marriage. Rev. J. -.
tsnd ~ dsSe Se.t - wishes I to the happy couple.
& Mr.. T. w. McCord, OF Santuck, after weeks
illness is up again. ,,,n, wo,.
renton, where she has been visiting her sister,
- Farmers are busy hauling grains from Dor
trough's Turnout. Mr.. W. A. Lomax just re-
-
oUR SICK FOLKS.
Many friends regret to learn Of the sudden
Illness Of DR.. w. T. Penney on last MONDAY
morning and hope be will soon recover.
81 mr. w, Sherrard. has been quite sick dur
ing the past week, but Is better AZ tnls WIFI
III. and Mrs. Samuel Evans OF the Lebanon
aection have been sick during the past week
Mr.. Evans is better, but Mrs. Evans is stiii
sick. ....
MOVING AWAY.
Mrs. sayre and her sister, Mrs. Fell will
: leave this week for their home In Anderson.
These ladies have been living In Aooevllle
for some time, and we regret to see them
leave.
DEATH oE R. n. LINK.
Mr.. r. a. Link, who: lived two and half
miles west OF this city died last Weonesaay
= morning, Feb. the 18th, about O'CLOCK, aiter
q short illness Of about one Week: Ine o. ae .
thrifty and industrious farmer, and good
citizen. his funeral services we're conduoteo
at Lower Long Cane By Rev: Mr.. Mckinnon.
other relatives and friends mourn his death.
III DEATH OF WILLIAM NJ. MURRAY.
william N. Murray died. at bis home IL
SsssSsns SspfSsrs the efa isb a. ooioos. after
and tedious illness resulting from the shock
received in the great Galveston Storm.
Mr., Murray married Miss Anna L.. daughter
: of the late p. g. Rutledge OF this city and
The deceased was q gallant Confederate
soldier, serving through the entire war and
was wounded seven times which greatly I'M
paired his health and from which he never
entirely recovered. As q gentleman he was
courteous and polite having the esteem and
good viii OF all who knew him. He was
devoted husband, an indulgent and loving
father and true and faithful friend. He was
q Carolinian by birth, and moved several
years ago TO Texas, where ne would De Wild
e hi brother. His life work Is ended and ne
beviile extend sincere sympathy to the be-
'reaved family In their far away home. Also
10 relatives In this community. The de-
ceased was the father af Miss Bessie Murray
and brother-in.law to Mrs. @. V. Hammond
Of this city.
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