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Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Allen, of Starr, came '
down Monday to visit Mrs. J. G. Harden, who 1.
wan very sick.
Mr. J. H Latimer, of Abbeville, came up ,
Monday and remained over until Tuepday j
wltb tbe family of bis brolber, Mr. J. T. Lali- j
roer. i
Mrs. O. R. Horton, Mrs. B. C. Kfty and Miss ,
Katie Kay went to Atlanta Monday to take ,
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Mr. and Mrs.S.C. Baker, of Anderson, came |
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lown Wednesday and were tne guests of Mr. down Fridav ?
f. Baker. wllb the ami'lv
Mr. T. D. Cooley and Miss Ida Bowman Mr Ralnh Hut
were united in marriage in Toccoa, Ga., Tues- overFrldnv for
jay night, by Rev. 11. C. Fennel, at the home er xantle 1
jf the officiating minister. Success and hap- jjr j* B Mok<
piness attend these young friends. iMessrs. the nos't office h
W. C. Tennant and Karl Allen accompanied ^ .he former
NIr. Cooley to the above named place, wit- hereafter be foi
nessed the nuptials, and they and the bridal aii havine busiu
party went on to Atlanta the next day. M_g T>bu "Sn
j1?*' ?"? Horton is now in Baltimore for bee ijave openec
medical treatment. miuinerv pstnh
Mr. E. R. Horton and Master Mack Horton Sr??r in the h?i
ire boarding at the Moseley House. M a niist office
Dr. B.A.Henry and Mr. D. L. Barnes went a8ThraboVe wkf
o Anderson on business Friday. ftnri T tri ,
Mr. A. L. Latimer has finished up his rest- Sinner
lence, near the depot, and is now occupying It waj our pjeI
lRev. and Mrs. E. W. Mason went up into ?2 mHM i^th?
Vnderson county Friday on a visit to the n) ht d the n
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~ r r?> ?e ?4 Monday bis present favorable surroundings are attrlb
01 Kev. ?j. w. jaason. utable In a great measure to the hearty co op
;kabee,of Asbburn,Ga.,came eration and aid given him by his "bettei
li" ? S r.L oair," (a good woman is always tne -Detiei
?e? and,oth?r relatives, balf.") Friday night we attended an old time
sley, postmaster, has moved prayer meeting in the neighborhood school
elODglDgs acrosB Main street house near by, which (the prayer meeting) 1
maiDL .. 5?.\w.kere i am told has not e"en gone Into winter quar
md to attend to the wants of terB for years. Thti next day we attendeajser
nV"ic5p ^'in'tx vlceB at 11a. m.al Rock charch,at Quarry,
iltb and Mrs.Tanlle Hucka- OD A. 4 K. R. R., where we beard an In
ttDlua akine and atructi ve sermon from the Rev. Mr. Hender?!?
on ?i?. ^i1} son. Perhaps this Is the oldest place of worlldlDg
for some time past used 8hip jn t^e county, if not in the State, It bav.
. . Ing been used as such for over one hundred
i sent me by mall yesterday, ye&rfl( not bowever in the same building. Af
he readers of the Press and ter e:cerclses closed we walked out a few
, . ? .. . ... steps In the rear of the cburcb to the quarry
J? x> ? ?.rid,ay ,B, from which tons upon tons of the finest gran*
ohn R. Bullock, who lives a tte (a quantity had also been quarried upon
country, where we spent the Mr. Bullock's place) have been taken and
day. Mr. Bullock Is one mnized at near, as wellTis distant polnK
il planters In Ills section and There Is an almost Inexhaustible supply oJ
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the State. Saturday evening found us back x A J
at our old quarters, In this place, with the
most pleasing recollections or our stay at the
home of our friend. As an oasis gives new ? B
) life and energy to a weary, thirsty traveller, " "
I so a sojourn at such hospitable Christian ?w
: homes always fills us with loy, gives us new Several y<
hope and courage for life's battle, and leaves ed man, boi
behind a green spot around which memory hundred ac
, likes to linger. agreeing to
There is considerable complaint here as to a hundred do
scarcity of water. Some of the wells are dry- the debt an
ingup. and there are so many people having colored mei
no wells of their own, that nave to depend and he and
t upon those who have, that the supply is short session of I
or the demand. said that ev
Saturday evening at the depot a colored and that'a
boy had one of his Tegs crushed and the other partnership
one badly injured by being run over by the
train. He got upon the steps to take a ride, ?
which is very common with his race, and bis . . .
life was the penalty, he having died a few w
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?y Now Sleeps Under His ?' the Exception of
rn Vine And Fl* Tree. Walter Derrick and Tom Peteraon
jars ago J. G. Gray, a worthy color- the 6tl* ?' *>???B?,?er.
aght from P. Rosenberg & Co, one On the 20th April, last Sheriff Nafice banged
res In the vicinity of Abbeville, Sloan Heurst for tber murder of Lemmle Rap>
pay therefor the sum of Ave ley on December 3rd, 1894. Today the Sheriff
liars. He has juat finished paying IsmaklDgall necoosary preparation for the rjg
d be Is today one of the happiest execution of Walker Derrick for the killing
3 in the County. He oweR nothing of Samuel Robinson on the Slat July, 1894,
his family are happy In the pos- near Lowndesvllle, and Tom Peteroon, aliaa
tbelr home. Henry Ward Beecher Tom Peters, for the killing of Johnson J.
ery man ought to own his home, Moseley on the 30th October last, at Greenman
who owned land was In wood. The execution to take place on the
> with the Almighty himself. 6th December next in. the Jail between the
hours of ten in the forenoon and two in the
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