The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-11-24


Vile this winter, and the Junior can
not hope TO be more than mere "lookel
on in Vienna" on these interesting oc'
casions.
MEssRs. QUARLEs & PERRIN have
all important notice to debtors in
another column. They mean what they
say, and their friends would do we'll tc
"call at the captains office" at All early
day.
MR. T. A. ROGERS, Of Stilesboro, Ca,
passed through our town on his way tC
Calhoun's Mill. He reports his brother
Capt. d. M. Rogers, who is now in
Georgia, as improving in health. His
many friends will be pleased to hear it.
WE dunned man yesterday for two
years subscription, and he denied that
he knew that he was subscriber. We
are learning something about crediting
men of this kind. We set him down on
our roll of honest men.
THERE are few individuals indebted
to the Press and Banner for subscrip'
tions and advertising who very seldom
come to town-at least we don't see
them-and they are asked to send thell
dues.
HORSE RACKs.-Our friends from the
country cry loud and long for more
horse racks. Will not the County Conf
missioners, the Town Council or some
public spirited citizen, supply this want:
MIR. K. f. TREw1r was in town Oh
Monday, seeing after the affairs OF l,is
fathers estate. He expects to make
known to the public what will be done
about the estate, in our next issue.
LEROY WILSON, auctioneer, sold old
curry combs at Devlin;s sale last week
for 35 cents. New articles of the SAME
Abbeville for 25 cents.
SIX WEEKS CoRN.-It is astonishing
the amount of six weeks corn there was
raised this year. The mule that plowed
all Spring and Summer could eat it in
six weeks in the Fall.
THE Boulevards Of Abbeville were
thronged with pedestrians on Sunday
afternoon. The elite of the city We're
out, and the bellies and beauX had
charming walks.
NORTH Carolina apple wagons are
quite numerous OH our streets. II the
proprictors would come down and sell
at 81 per bushel, they would confer q
great benefit.
AN oath Oh the streets or public square
at Abbcvillc costs the offender one dol
lar, or d days work OH the streets, if
the fact is reported to the Mayor.
The little boys who beat their drums
on the outskirts of the town are not
crazy, and we hope the people will not
disturb them. They are only prac-
ticing.
Col. F. A. CoNNoR, of Cokesbury
was in town on Monday. He says
there will be another vacancy on the
Packing Committee at the next Fair.
HEADS of families who love- their
wives and children will now provide
good reading for them by subscribing
for the Press and Banner.
MR.. A. NJ. HILL is putting on airs.
He now drives pair Of fine black
horses when he takes his better half out
for drive.
PERSONS desiring to know the advan-
tages of buying guanos may call on
Mr.. J. F. G. DuPre for interesting par
ticulars.
Mr.. JNO. ENRIGHT delivers tele-
Ig1.es1;e,iii,ic z es1;e,iii,ic dispatches With his gun. bayo.
net and other military trappings buckled
OH.
THE colored people of Indian Hill are
organizing 'laborers' cooperative
union" We don't know the object.
If anybody believes there is no good
to come of riots, let him 60 to Mr.. jacob
Miller's and view his good sidewalk.
We had wagons on our Public Square
this week from Oconee, one of which
had so or 80 split-bottom chairs OH it.
A GOOD JoB.--The pitfalls on the
sidewalk by the Masonic Hall have been
filled up and a good sidewalk made.
Mr.. WIN. CRowTHER was in town
last week. He has read the Press and
Banner for twenty-five years.
SENATOR CoCHRAN's letter has been
very favorably commented on by the
Democratic press of the State.
DR.. E. PARKER having cured his pa
tients, went duck hunting last week.
The ducks weren't at home.
We hope to add new names to our
subscription book as soon as the Bold
Branch post office is open.
DoN'T forget what is due the Press
and Banner when you come to town.
Money is much needed.
Mr.. JOHN A. CALHOUN has return
ed his horn. He says he hasn't time to
blow his own horn.
COTTON seed at Devlin's sale brought
IA cents. They are worth only l24
cents ut Abbeville.
NoRRELL, at Abbeville, sells new
harness cheaper than Leroy Wilson
sells old harness.
THERE We're no old irons sold at Dew
Inns sale. Mr.. A. NJ. Hills trip was
for naught.
MISSES Made AND DoTIE ALLEN,
Of Florida, are here on visit to rela-
tives.
The Legislature met on yesterday.
J,he members all went down on Mon
day.
CAPT. COCHRAN, of Due West, dined
at the Alston House on Wednesday.