The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-01-29
TROY NEWS.
Moving to Central America-GOOd
Preachers and Good PeOple-Mar-
riRge Bells.

Preachers and Good PeOple-Mar-
riage Bells.
Troy, S. G., Jan. q, 1902.
The farmers are busy hauling fertilizers. and
a great many have their lands ready for
planting.
ence will meet with this church. All day SER
Mr.. w. T. Jay. formerly OF this place but
now OF Vienna, Ga, with a colony from that
place will leave Tor Central America In few
days where they will locate, having bought
1000 acres Of Government lands. They Will
settle at Honduras. A far away fortune gilt
Miss Minnie Taggart is spending some time
with relatives at Clear Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Milling from near
Greenwood, were with her parents, Judge
Cooks family few days since.
big house In the Gate City.
Rev. A. d. Woodle, pastor OF the baptlst
church, gave as splendid sermon yesterday.
Be has the hearty support of all, and where
pastor and preacher as we'll. ana Enlah's
mantle has fallen on q worthy Elish a. May
they continue to hold up his hand: as the e
the work. May this be lear Of great good
done in all of our churches. Each one has
lust as good as the best.
Don'tyou hear the silvery chimes or We'd
ding bells? In short time another of our
dear girls will have answered the require
ments of Cupid's fatal darts.
Little Helen, dear little cherub, and two
wears old. of Mr.. j. s. Harris, cele.
brated her second birthday Friday.
Mrs: ]. N. Robinson with her pretty little
daughters, Lily and Aimee are down at Liber-
ty Hill with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. o.
Fuller.
Several of our citizens are nursing aggrava.
ted cases of measles. Unbidden guest we dare
say.
DroI q hnnGn
Saturday, with every thing good, among
which was handsome china set and dining
room chairs. There Is a whole lot OF klndness
and liberality coursing through the veins OF
the good Long Cane Irish, which their fore
fathers had, such as the Widemans, Ward
laws, Morrahs, Kennedys, Bradleys. Cres-
wells, Browns, Shanks and many others who
are no less loyal. May they see Wherin GOD
Miss Ella Marshall, quite an attractive and
accom- plished young lady from Kentucky, il
here with her sister Mrs. II. B. Blakely.
Mr. Clipkscaes Is WIN ms, ms Senare h,s
land with his improved plow. he Is scien'
tifc young farmer.
Dr.. R. W. Fuller and Miss Lura Reynolds OF
Liberty Hill, were married on the 22nd. A
handsome couple, and strange to say they
fancied each other from childhood. never car
Ing for any one else. They are In Charleston
to spend q part OF their honey moon: Ihey
were given them.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. Robert Blake
ly, in our mercantile business, and hope ne
will receive liberal patronage from our peo'
pie. , ..,
Greenw wood came down to see relatives last
week.
Misses Olga and Elizabeth Hastings from
Kirksey, have returned from a visit to theiI
cousins Misses Leila and Nora Horne.
Mr.. T. r. Dendy has secured position wlt1
the Greenwood Grocery Co.
Mrs. Sarah Fisher, IS back from weeks
stay at Miners, with her daughter, Mrs. Dun
lap.
MIR. W. T. Bradley came down recently to
see kindred. Abbeville "fare" does not agree
with him like Troy grub He has lost some
OF his avoir dupois.
Our gins will run on Fridays and Saturdays
"Nick."