The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-02

JOHN TUCKER and Nancy Tucker, his
mother, were lodged in Jail last night,
charged with burglary and grand lacre-
ny, in breaking into the dwelling house
of Mr.. o. r. Bourne and stealing there
from about one hundred dollars worth
sixty dollars worth having been recover-
ed.
FROM all that we can hear we believe
that Richardson's chance to beat Rainey
in the Congressional race is improving.
1t is now quite probable that we will
have at least three Democratic Congress-
men from this State.
MRS. II. NJ. HADDoN has just received
the most elegant took of ladies' goods
which she has ever offered to the people
Of Abbeville. See her notice elsewhere
and accept her invitation to colne and sec
her goods.
MEsSRs. WARDLAw 4 EDWARDS are as
busy rs possible openingjgoods to charm
the eye and TO please the sight. The
crowds that stand III front of their our
tcrs give the best evidence of large bus
mess.
Mr.. T. B. MARTIN is one of the best
young men in the Lowndesville country.
He neither drinks whiskcy nor chews to-
bacco. He spends his spare money for
newspapers. Young ladies, he's a good
catch"
WE direct attention to the article from
the associate Reformed Presbyterian on
the subject of education. We intended
to make remarks on tho article, but
have been prevented from so doing.
THE Pee Dee Waterman gives an in
teresting account of the big meeting ut
INnr1tyyfnp 1yhiob Ornprrn1 on thn 1aV
previous to its publication. We like en-
terprise like this.
Thistles require radical treatment to
rcmOve them, and so do Boils and Pim-
pies. Da. Bulls Blood Mixture is a radi-
cal blood searcher, curing all skin erup-
tons.
Mr.. P. ROSENBERG has just returned
from the Northern markets, and the
great quantity of big boxes in front of
his store indicate that the store is full.
MEsSRs. BARNwELL It Co., are always
up to time and new fail to have a stock
of the useful and the good. Their custo-
mers always so away delighted.
Mr.. JAMES NJ. GILES left Abbevillc
last Monday to take a situation in a store
at Marion. We wish Mr.. Giles great sue
cess in his new home.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-We
direct attention to the advertisement of
MesSrs. a. NJ. Blake and w. X. Blake in
another column.
SDoN'T forget Mcssrs. Cunningham &
who are always good and
true. Their goods are pretty and cheap.
THEinside pages of the Orangeburg
Times are printed on smaller type, which
gives the paper an improved appearance.
Mrs. JAMES LIDDELL, Of Mississippi,
recently Of Ab%eville County, died ut the
home of her husband last week.
DIPTHEaIA.-A son Of Mr.. Ebene-
zer Bell at Antreville died of dipthe-
ria last Sunday, aged three years.
SpEIGHTs' DAILY and the Union Times
are quarreling over the e~Xccllencics Of
their respective cotton markets.
DAILY OF last Friday con-
lined an excellent article on the subject
Of ''stinginess."
THE Sumter Wdtchman threatens to
sending the paper to delin-
luents. Correct.
Mrs. REYNOLDS, widow of the late
Rev. J. J.. Reynolds, D. d. died in Green
Vile last week.
Rev. JAMES FAIR preached excellent
sermons in the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday.
FIFTY CAsEs---not of diptheria OF vel
low fever---but of boots and shoes at Git
Col: MILLEDGE DAVIS is now the SEX
on of the Presbyterian church.
EVERYBODY buys goods from the
White brothers.
Go to the beautiful store OF Messrs Jo-
FL Smith Il Son.