The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-03-28

has 4 mammoth stock of we'll s~elec,c,
goods, bought at all the chcapeS'
markets in the United States. The
Doctor will sell at the very Lowest
prices for cash.
OUR friend Mr.. II. p. Quarlcsi is now
in Charleston, laying in Il fine stock d
goods. We are glad that he is again
on his feet, and doubt not that he will
make it to the interest Of all his nu-
f, merOuS former customers to call on
him in his old quarters.
Mr.. ROSENBERG is getting in an
elegant stock of goods. He will pay
his respects to the readers of the
Press and Banner next week, and we
hope that they will give him a call.
EVERYBODY in this State has been
nominated for the office of Chief JUS
lice except II. d. Crews. ESD, OF the
LaWensciNc Ner0id and Il. Means
DAVIS, Esq, of the UInsJoro Ncws.
Why this slight?
GEN. BUTLER is by no means de-
pressed, but, on the contrary, express
Is himself Very hopefully, not to say
confidently, and giveS abundant rea-
soM 10" the faith that is in him.
PROF. SCHMIDT was in town last
week, and stopped at the Aston
House. He tuned pianos for Mrs.
Norwood, Mrs. NJ. NJ. White and Mrs.
Coogler.
THE town council Of Laurens wake
up the citizens at night by ringing a
bell to let them know what time it is.
And the LcraM rather likes the plan.
f. \. c., in q communication from
.Ahbcville to the Register, favors the
placing of Associate Justice Willard
in the Chief Justices chair.
THE Kcowcc Courier says the citi-
zcns of W'alhalla are making All effort
to keep the Newberry College in that
town.
W. a. LEE, ESQ, is the most suit
able subject for con%gratulation in town.
He now buys paragoric for a pretty
little daughter.
TIE peach trees of this community
are in full bloom, and if we have no
untimely frosts the crop will be an
abundant one.
Mrs. HADDoN has received her
bonnets and ornaments for the ladies.
In a few days she will have her stock
in readiness for the inspection of pur-
chaserS.
MIR. JAMES A. Bowie has charter
ed 4 whole rain of cars to bring on his
immense stock of millinery.
Mrs. SAssARD is now with Mrs.
White in the millinery business. No
body understands fixing ladies' head
gear better than she does.
. Miss ELIZA CATER now assists at
the Emporium of Fashion, in making
the patrons of that establishment
more charming than ever.
MIR. w. II. MCDONALD knows how
to suit the fancy and tastes of all.
Call at his new store and be convinc-
ed.
MASTER GLENN MCCoKD was ar
last week charged with robbing
the money-drawer of Douglass d Mil
Ter in this town. The money, about
thirty dollars, was recovered and be
sci ut liberty.
. ROGERS has a sheep bell hung to his
money-drawer. He thinks it would
give the alarm if anybody should at
to rob him of his money.
MEssRs. MILLER & MCKELLER
bought 4 patent fan and wheat
1t is the best of the kind
we have ever seen. No miller
can afford to do without it.
Mr.. ROBERT H. WARDLAw has
been in feeble health for several
weeks. We were pleased to see him
able to be on the streets last week.
Mr.. a. NJ. ERWIN, the principal
merchant of Antrevi!lc, stopped at
the Aston House Sunday night, on
his way to Charleston.
Mr.. JOHN E.NRIGnT, telegraph OPP
at Ninety-SiX, Was il. town last
Sunday.
LIKE HAMpToN.-Messrs. J. Ward
law Perrin, j. +. e. DuPre and jacob
Miller now cut their beard q tn Hamp-
tu0.
LAST Sunday we had the heaviest
rain Of the season.
disappearance of the Spartanbnrg
Herald is very much improved by
the extracts and locals solid.
EVERY lady should buy Il gcranium
plant from Mr.. DuPre.
The Bd1mWeN Sentinel has not yet
made Il nomination for Chief Justice.
What's The matter?
PKoF. YOUNG will deliver a lecture
in Erskine College chapel tomorrow
evening, 10Th.
MAJ. WARDLAW has gone North to
buy q large stock of goods.
Miss JANE RAMEY has many "a
love Of Il bonnet" which she will sell
low.
Miss LII WATKINS is now on q
visit to her uncle Mr.. James l.. Les
ly.
Mr.. JOHN r. MCCORD made the
printer happy last week.
FATHER FoLCHI came to town
Monday evening.
THERE will be communion service
in the Presbyterian church next Sun
day.
THE band gave another Of their
open air concerts last Friday afternoon
ut the Aston House corner.
Hon. A. BURT was at Greenville
Court last week.
ANY one needing an excellent
second hand billiard table can be uc-
commodated at Abheville.
ScissOrcd Locals.
Ladies, fix up your flower beds, and
make every effort to have pretty sur
roundings.
Why was Washington like a newspa-