The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-07-18
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SENATOR TILLMAN AND HIS NPIICHFoRh.
Senator Tillman with his "Pitchfork" ID q
great man up at the Capital, moving things
around lively, and seems TO be the right man
in the right place, but when he comes 10 tne
Palmetto State he gets on the war path
and turns things about 10 suit hlmseli, creal'
ing great commotion between the dear peo.
pie" and candidates.; he even dares 10 beard
The Lyon (Liop) in bis den" but with all bis
war paint" he throws compliment 10 the
old historic city OF Abbeville, giving her peo.
pie credit for having always shown him as
much courtesy II not more than any tow n or
city In the state This shows our :people up
in their true light for they are cultured, re.
fined and high toned, and could treat no one
Otherwise in their own city.
DR.. g. A. Neuffer who is honored as presl-
dent OF the Association OF Surgeons OIL the
ssaboard Air Line has Just returned a irom 9,s
annual meeting. He had most delightful
trip.
Hon. Wyatt Aiken after a long and tire
some session OF Congress is home again, an q
vet he is not at home for he Is hustling about
looking after his own interests and those OF
his constituents. Col. Aiken Yields An In
ueIce In CONGRESS ,hal sPeaks & vea1
by year. The people, and especially the
thousands OF r F. d. Boys have their eyes
upon him. aud their hearts 60 out In grati-
tude to him for the noble stand, and great
work he has done In their behalf.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. l.. Mcmillan and Miss Lula
Power have just returned from Alabama.
Their trip was mingled with business and
Mr.. Calhoun DeBruhl, the courteous and
efficient clerk In our ciiy Post ONCE has been
sick with fever for the past week, but is up
again aud at his place In the office.
Miss Kate Marshall is visiting relatives and
friends In Anderson.
Miss ranels Mcneil. one Of Charlestop's 5
pr,,y and aaes is In the
Mr.. T. NJ MCCONNELL, one of the hustlipg
business men OF Athens. Georgia, spent sun
day and part OF Monday last in our city,
Miss Mary DuPre is now visiting her
brother Mr.. Eugene DuPre and family at
Walhalla.
Mrs Bascomb Brogdon, of Atlanta, is ex:
pected in the city today where she will
spend some time with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. C. V. Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey returned last Sunday
from very plessa Mt trip 10 Atlanta, save an
accident that happened 10 Mr.. Dewey, ne
being thrown from q buggy by street car;
he was shaken up considerably, and we are
glad 70 know that his injuries were not
Mr.. ". Ham mond took advantage Of the
excursion last "Wednesday and went 10 At
lanta on business trip.
MISS Annie Coo will leave To-Day ior
Columbia where she will spend while with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill have rented
ro< ms fiom MIR. W. q. Chapman and will
soon be at home on Laurel Hill.
10 accepts position at that place.
NEWS ON ROUTE NO. 8.
Wilson brothers finished threshing their
grain last week, the Yield being hne-52t
bushels.
Gllliam's thresher cleaned up the grain
crops on route last week.
Crops on route look well, a little grass In
some places, but generally are pretty clean
Corn IL laid by and looks fine. A number OIL
farmer rs have, and still are sowing down their
stubble lands and If seasons continue tre-
mendous hay crop may be expected.
Mr.. Tom Mcneil Is expected home today
and bis son Mr. X. P. Mcneil OF Warrior
Ala, he had q delightful trip, and d pleasant
stay, and all that marred his happiness was
leaving his grandson, Master Robert Bruce
Mrs. John A. Gambrell returned few days
ago from Mississippi where she spent mos,
pleasant visit 10 her brother and family,
Rev. L. w. Brown of Lebanon Is holding q
meeting At Little Mountain church and IL
assisted by Rev. Fennell. The meeting will
probably continue through this week.
Some of Shsron's handsome young mer
have recently received some handsome
photos OF pretty young lady OF which they
are quite proud. The beauty, grace and
worth OF the young lady az we see her IL
enough 70 turn the eyes: head and am neart , q, o
any yonng man. "4o H. ooys' willie Sou It
young" ,, Wy L,
Penney who travels route No. 4. has been IL
LQl6 Ousluets . Seaio ehS Ao.h - oNi1
passed without missing single day; II ht
keeps this up 8 years longer be will TAKE
"Mrs'' Donors from him and Will be entltiec
to wear the champions belt"
The X. F. u. boys are having noe lime
now, sharing with their patrons all sorts o
.eood things" Ice cream, fruits and vegeta
bIes. Oh! how nice 10 work Tor Uncle San
and serve such kind, thoughtful and gentr'
ous.hearted people. We eat TO live, and are
Ola d we are living and hope 10 continue tt
Five our patrons the best service possible.
only hope all the carriers are farinR al
yell as No. g. and believe they are as they
freoueptly come In loaded" / mean loaded
down with good things.
We are indebted 10 our friend W. h. Nc
AIItster for the first mess OF fine roasting ear
and 10 friend S. c. Link for the next mes
only q few days later. ,,.p
The many friends of Mr.. Samuel 5. Lins
iiShted 10 see him home again. Mr.. Link ha
been at the Hospital OF Dr. Pryor In Chesie
Tor seyeral weeks, and cannot speak In tot
HIGH terms OF the Institution, lts physician
and nurses, and is profoundly gratelul 10
the kind and generous treatment ne recelVe'
OF their bands. We hope after this ryinI
ordeal be may soon be fully restored TO hli
former good health. .
Messrs. ]. J. Link, VIII Bass and Georg'
Link went 10 Atlanta last Aonoay on Ln
excursiou. These "three" are equal 10 I'D
Sbie ~ and will have good time If the trail
pulls through.
pretty sight! a great big watermelon ial'
mn on mail box No. 2 marked "W. L. Mcpon
aid hostage paid" Yes 1t was paid oy.
nrivi,ege granted by Uncle SAM. IN
scooped 1t in and sends thanks TO MI ean
Link.