The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-08
EAST END.
what "M'' Sees and Hears On HE
Roads In CountFy and in Town.
Abbeviile. g. c., October 8. ls0e.
THREE CHEERS FOR PRESIDENT.

THREE CHEERS FOR PRESIDENT.
President Roosevelt In his iaudabls inter.
vention 70 settle the coal striks that 10 now
affecting seriously the United States has
attracted great attention even In Great
Britain. He should receive the commepda-
tion OF the people. especially the laborins
class In his reply 10 J. Pierpont Morgan. the
great financial king Of Wan Street. when he
<sid with the significant "nnser shake" once
II am neither = bull nor bear In Morgan
stock. am president Of the United States
and am ~ orn 70 execute the law. / would
ase a. soaS 81
but not because I am opposed TO either
capital or labor. except a. either Of them DO
vio,a.ors Of th: lay: g, OF the oounlry;" % Ihis ~
good faith, should be greeted BY the people At
large With lussy cheers.
THE ABBEvILLE COUNTY FAIR.
The committee on arrangements have
already begun the work Of putting up stalls
ali peoessary preparations for the conven.
ieuce Of all Interested. Flags are hung across
Main street and everything points 70 . suo
es-siui time. Everyeody 10 hustiing for the as
classes OF men, 10 say nothing OF what the
ladies' are doing whose work and energy
alone will guarantee success 70 this great
enterprise. Reader. see that you DO some
SCHOOL ON ROUTE NO. 3.
Mrs. Ada Ken nedy 10 In charge Of the Flat
woods school, which was opened week or 30
ago. Mrs. Kennedy IL . nrst class teacher
and will discharge her duties acceptaoly 20
her patrons. and with love ana hdelity TO her
Miss Isabel Evan. is In charge Of Bethia
school, which she opened last Monday morn
Ing. Misc E'sns 10 . recent graduate OF Due
N 0Ouht
out that she will make an excellent teacher,
v ming the love and affection OF her echol.
ars and the good Will and esteem OF her
Prof. Harmon. OF wonord College, opened
Lebanon school last Monday morning with
n good attendance. Prof Harmon comes 10
and s viii Vii no doubt provo an scoepssSIe
teacher, both 10 patrons and pupils.
Sharon's high school will open next Mon
day under charge o. fr0I CIrTy o. os Ess
West. II assistant Prof. Curry comes highly
recommepdtd. and Mia Tribbie IL q graduate
OF Due West Female College. a well a.
Erskine. The trustees and patrons are TO BE-
congratulated upon securing the services OF
such competent and able teachers-
Mr.. CHARLIE BRUCE
Was cleared OF the charge Of murder at the
recent term OF Court, ana while the circun-
deeply regretted. II ID evident that some one
is 10 blame. The railroad authorities any TO
their eugiceers. conductors and hsgmen. you
must and shall not drink intoxlcanng
Tnen Why not enforce the same rigid dicip-
line and orders amongst their employees In
regard 10 carrying concealed weapons? IL
we'll to one class an the other. and u enforc-
ed would save trouble aud law suits, both 10
themselves and employees.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. w. g. Hill, son OF our townsman, J. l..
Hill, Il now electrician In the city Of Savan-
nah at = salary Of 500 dol ars per month.
Mr.. W. q: Hill In graduate OF Gle mson Col
Mr.. Pierce Mcneil. son OF Mr.. Thomas No
Neili, OF sharon neighborhood. 10 working In
Richmond, Virginia at . salary OF 500 per
These two young men are proving the
worth and merit OF Aobeviile boys who apply
themselves 10 business.
poINGs on ROUTE NO s.
DR.. J. W. sherard had business In the city
Mr. A lien MeCapty was In tho city Mon
day selling cottoo.
p,wtsred and finished up inside. Mr.. A. J.
Woodnurst IL doing the work.
Mr.. X. w. Knox has pecan tree about Z!
years old. that II sight 10 behold. Il In loaded
hanging upon the ground.
Messrs. John II. aud J. s. Williams, Sr..
were among the visitors In tue city last Mon.
day.
| the city last Friday.
Mra A.: J. Mc(iaw and daughter, Miss Mel.
lie, after pleasant visit 10 relatives NJ Hun
trrs, returned home last Sunday.
Mrs. w. J. Edwards was the guest Of rela.
| tives at Lebanon last Monday.
| Mr.. ]. ID. NcGsw was anong the visitors To
the city sale Day.
Mr. ]. H. Sprouse and family, four In mum.
Der, have been sick for several weeks, but all
| are now up aud On the mend.
| Miss Ellen Link spent several days OF the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Link.
NEWS WITHIN THE CITY GATES.
The editors graphic account Of snips hunt
| ing In last weeks issue OF the Press and Ban
ner was rich indeed. The moral is. keep In
sight OF the game-dont hold the bag or you
| will surely be left just m The Editor was
| Miss Nora Jones, AFTER delightful visit "a
her friend, Mrs. T. q. Baker, Of Mount Car.
| mel, returned homo last Monday.
| Mr.. Bradley Reese had u most delightfu
| trid 10 Mount Carmel Inst week.
| Miss Victoria Amos, pretty and attractive
young lady OF Spartanburg 10 In the city III
the guest OF her friend. Miss Corrie Hollings'
| worth.
Mr.. while Latimer Is OF to Augusta attend
Rev. ]. o. Wilson will DO absent from th.
city until Friday next
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hill and Miss Emms
| Harris left for Baltimore last Monday.
Mr.. Frank Jones went TO Mount Cnrme
last Monday. rst1rning the same day accom-
panied by . pretty young lady.