The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-12
Positively the Grandest Amusement Enterprise Ever Attempted!
Don't miss that Grand Free Street Parade, Costing Alone 100000 Otto due
What m" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No, 5,

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Next week is a gala n for Abbeville.
The big circus on Saturday next, the Alb
beville Fair beginning Tuesday, and the
Carnival all the week. Thousands OF peo-
pie from everywhere are expected in the
Come and bring your family. Your wife,
boys and girls have been working all
the year, so bring them along and give
them a change from the regular routine OF
every day drudgery" life, don't you think
they deserve it? Come along and see the
sights, and hear the music and witness the
grand street procession you will see a
great deal even II you don't go under the
canvas.
Our merchants with their polite and
attentive sales-ladies and statesmen stand
ready to serve you from large and elegant
stocks of goods, and all will give you a
hearty welcome. You will be at home In
any Of the stores, and anywhere in the
city, then come right along and be happy,
and forget your cares at least for awhile.
Our home was made sad this week by
some unknown party poisoning two fine
pointer puppies Of our boys, and a pen OF
Plymouth Rock fowls. We wish the party
who did this dirty" trick could have
heard the groans, and witnessed the suf-
ferings of the dogs before they died Tor
had to be shot if perchance they did we
uOpc UuSy WILL ling LII IACI1 Od4O AOlOfSA.
We will not express our opinion Of any who.
would put out poison without caring any
thing about the results, as it would be
couched in language that could not be
spoken In any Sunday School.
Mr.. ]. M. Lawton Of the Abbeville Lum-
Der Company spent last Monday in Troy
on business.
Mr.. Lawton is a hustler in his business,
and now that he has an auto he might be
oollaI O roni1 fronSif hnStlor Ha OQts
there on quick time all the same.
ROUTE 8.
Marriage bells are ringing their sweet
est chimes far one Of the finest young la
dies on route three. We will let you know
all about it at an early date.
Shar on School opened last Monday
with 6 fair roll Of scholars.
Miss Sadie MaGill principal and J. B.
Hardness as Assistant.
This has always been a flourishing and
up-to-date school, and We dare say these.
young ladies will keep it up to its high
standard it is up to them to do so.
Miss MaGill will board at the home Of
Mr.. James Gillian. All communications
with her will be route 8.
The Lebanon School will begin it's fall
session on next Monday the 18th with Miss
Ora Ellis as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Wilson after a pleas
ant visit TO Mrs. W. y. MCNEIL nave re-
turned to their home in the Bethia section.
We had the pie asure afew days ago of
meeting our old friend Mr.. j. j. Link who
was on his way to the city.
Mrs. Mary W.. Parker after a stay with
friends and relatives in Greenville has re-
turned to her home in the Flatwoods.
The ginnery Of Messrs j.. A. and S. l.:
Wilson is now running on full time and
being overhauled is doing fine work. Ibis
gin Is on the public road right at Whites
bridge 9 miles from Abbeville.
Mrs. Maggie Sherard and her son Grier
was In the city one day last week:
The homes along route 3 are piling up
bales of cotton all around on the ground
subject to kinds Of weather and accident:
II you don't want to sell now we would
say there is a big farmers warehouse in
Abbeville that will store it cheap.
Some of our farmers are skipping a few
days work with cotton and putting in oats.
which is the proper thing to do.
Mrs. John Kennedy is visiting Mrs,
Boggs Kennedy.
Rev. J. B. Hillhouse spent last week near
Clemson on Ministerial work.
Mrs. Frasier and Mrs. w. 81. Scott OF
MtCarmel accompanied by Miss Gladys
Tarrant land Mr., Smith were welcome
guests in the city last week, also Mrs
Tarrant and Mrs. Black all Of whom We
had the pleasure Of meeting, and were
glad to see.