The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-10-12
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What "M'' Sees and Hears on His
Rounds In Country aud in Town.
Abbevjlle, 8. c., Oct. 18th, 1901.

Rounds in Country aud in Town.
Abbevule, s c., Oct. 18th, 1901.
IMPRESSIVE RELIGIOUS sERv1cEs-rAsTof
ORDAINED AT LEBANON.
On last Sunday according TO announce
ment Kew. L. w. Brown was regula ordaln
ed and installed as pastor OF the LeoanoI
Presbyterian church by Rev.. Lowrie VIII
son OF Abbevllle.
Rev. F. W. Gregg of Pendleton delivered
in an earnest and impressive manner, apo
In most eloquent language the charge 70 the
CONGREGATION and Rev. Henderson OF Hodges
delivered in al earnest and forceiui manner
and most beautiful language the charge 10
the pastor. ,
mop and II was said by many that he excel.
ed himself on this occasion. The services
throughout we're very interesting, solefD
and impressive and toncheo the mlnus anu
hearts OF all present The congregation are
much pleased with their new pastor who is
young man OF promise being INTELLECTUALLY
above the average student, Is refined ana
cultured in manner and address and vii!
win his way TO the hearts and homes OF mis-
congregation. -.
Mr.. Brown will make his home in Abbe-
Vile where he will be cordially welcomed by
our pastors and people. He viii. preach al
= Lebanon In the morning OF the nrst anG
third Sundays, and at Little Mountain second
and fourth Sundays In each month. Also
will have an appointment for Bethia.
The services on Sunday were attended by
an unusually large congregation beyond the
capacity OF the church building, many slt'
ting nearthe windows In their ouggles.
Lebanon has now, and always has had
fine choir, and on this occasion win MISS
Annie Gilbert at the organ and Prof. j. 5. Gi
bert at the head Of the choir the music was
simply grand.
The exercises Of this day will not soon be
forgotten by those present, but will we hope
llnger in their memory AS sweet day oi
rest" we'll improved.
Miss Mary Louise Johnson one of Chesters
most attractive youog ladies, is visiting hel
friends the Misses Evans OF Lebanon.
Miss Leila Evans after delightful stay
with relatives at Lebanon, left last Monday
for her home at Clemson, accompanied b!
her aunt Miss Maggie Gilbert who will spend
q while with relatives In that section.
Mrs. J. J. Link spent last Monday very
pleasantly with her father, Mr.. J. 5. Graves
and family ofAbbeville.
Mai. lArthur Parker was in the city last
Monday on bushes.
Mr.. J. ]. Link has just finished working up
his Sugar Cane, making over one hundred
gallons Of nice syrup.
Mr.. w. II. McAlis,er is now finishing
splendid barn large, roomy, and convenient
Magill and Raney are running their giu
on full time which makes thugs lively In the
Bethel Section.
SCHOOLS TO OPEN AND THE TEACHERS.
open next Monday October the l7'h, as fol-
lows, viz.
Bethel School, Miss Cassie Fleming princi
Lebanon School. Miss Isabelle Evans prin.
Fern Cliff School. Miss Ada Kennedy prin-
cipal.
ter as principal and Miss Lemmie TTioble OF
Due West as assistant. These are all flour
ishing schools and in fine Deghborhoods, and
are to congratulated as the efficient corps OF
teachers they have secured.
Farmers are generally we'll up with their
cotton and are now waiting for rain that they
may SOW grain.
different plantations piled up and waiting fol
10cts. or more.
Many friends along route No. are
anxiously longing every day about Miss OIs
Thornton, and We are glad 10 report at this
writing (Monday night) she is getting Oh
nicely and tits hoped will soon be we'll again.
Mrs. Maggie Bass after two weeks Sickness
is up and CON Valesclng.
IN AND AROUND THE CITY. COURT IS STILL
,.,............ IN SESSION.
Miss Georgia Mars accomp panied by her
brother VIII were among the visitors in the
city last Monday.
Many friends extend sympathy to Mr.. John
Nj. Gam brell In his recent atf.icllon, the death
OF his mother.
Owing 10 q severe spell of Sick meas Miss
Alma u m brel Is at bome for while irou
her business in Oxford Alabama. We are gao
report Tue CuduSc uds IeSultSu II SOOu anu
Ehels now much Uetter.
Miss Kate Marshall returned home lasi
Saturday from peasant visit TO relative,
and friends III Anderson.
his daughter Mrs. J. l.. Mcmillan hopirs
II will do him good as be Is quite feeble and
in Il low Stale of health.
Miss Nance the popular and efficient teacher
OF the 5th Grade IN AobeVlIles Graded
School gave 10 the 9th and 9Th Grades b
-"Cob-weD" party last Saturday afternoon o..
the lawn oil Mr.. J. 5. Stark. The childieL
enjoyed the occaslup, and especially The nice
refreshments served.
OUR CITY BAKERY.
Abbeville can boast OF as tiue Bakery &,
can be found anywhere. There Are others
run on larger scales, but none better mana.
ged aud more attractive and with Il greater
variety OF "nice things" In addition MAY
be found here variety OF IIults, cunlectiob
cry home made" candy and fancy groceries.
you want apythlLg nice 10 eat ring VI
Mr.. Breihahn proprietor OF the city bakery.
The Palmetto goou moral Society held
their regular monthly meeting last Friua.
afternoon at the home OF Mis-. W. I. McDonaiu
where they enjoyed themselves to lie at,
most.
MERCHANTS WHO ADVERTISE CONTINUED.
Mr.. w. e. DuPre on upper Muin stree;
conducrs splendid marktl in which you
can always find something nice ana tempt.
ing to eat such as pork, beef, mutton, oysters.
fish , sausage liver pudding, etc, also spien.
did line OF green groceries s., and variety OF
dinner AL she has 10 do is 10 ring up "DuPre's
markets."
Mr.. T. H. Maxwell on Washington street
has Il first class market. all kinds OF fresh
meat, oysters, fish green groceries, and
splendid line of staple and fancy groceries.
Mr.. Maxwell by honest anu falr dealiGg, and
close attention 10 business has briit up
fine busiL ess which is growing larger az lht
years go by. When in need of anything in his
line ring up MaXwelIs market, and you Will
get the best promptly and al lowest price.
OUR HOTELS.
The Eureka is the hotel of the up country
aud under the ageme Mt of Capt. McFall
is doing more for AUbeville than any hotel
has done in many years. Capt. McFall is
genial host and with all fist class" hotel
man. He sets before his guests the best the
land affords and in the best style, everything
clean and bright as new pin from garret 10
basement. Polite and attentive servants
answer every call and altogether the Eureka
is first class retreat for the travelling men,
affording them q home of ease, luxury ana
comfort: Eureka that's lhe place 10 stop.
The Cochran House" on the opposite end
OF the pubic .qpare is under the management
OF Mr.. j. 5. Cochran who Is a jolly, good
nalured host always looking alter the COM
tort OF his guests. His tables are spread with
the oest II ON The markets OF rany cities
Everything is kept in "apple oie' order
Polite and attentive servants. are on every
hand, and there is no reason why the most
fasudious cannot be kuiled at the Cochran
House"
ABBEVILLES BUGGY AND CARRIAGE REPoSI-
TORIES.
A. NJ. Hill 4 Sons may be found on Trinity
Street with an upto date line of vehicles, lap
robes, um bTe iss, harness, wagons, whips and
every thing pertaining 10 this line.
This fl N carries well assorted stock OF the
best makes 10 which they invite the attention
of the public.
Calvert and Nickles are ready for you in
fhair hranl new hnillinp ON WaSlinEtOn