The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-02-06

If OUR FARMERS will set around their fire
sides all winter, and then buy guanos in thu
spring, they should get the best for the lcaS
money, which can be lone by calling VI
MeSSrs. W. Joel Smith & Son.
REV. J. NJ. CARwILE, of Spartanburg has
spoiled that great story of the petriiactiOn o
u human body in Mississippi. lie says lit was
a case of arrested putrifactiOn arrested by the
lime in the soil"
Last week Prof. Perry was the recipient Of a
large box OF superb apples, which were grown
ON his fathers plantation in Virginia. His
friends can attest TO their excellence as well us
TO his liberality.
GREAr HEAvESS.-Flour at 800 per barrel
10 lbs, white sugar Tor Sl.UO, choice New Or
leans syrup at - cents, | lbs laguyra coffee for
Sl.o0.. All to be had at the cheap depot OF Nor,
wood L Jones.
The pretty young ladies Of Abbeville will
Jake notice that Mr.. Wheeler will soon go To
other fields OF usefulness. Don't lose this OPP
%portunity OF having your likeness taxed
WE had the pleasure of greeting our old
friend Mr.. ID. A. smith Of the hcOUee Courier.
lie is on a visit to the town, which has 50
many pleasant rcccoiectiOns 10 him.
BITE OF I~SSECTS.-.A lump OF wet salerntuS
applied to the sting OF u wasp, or spider, or
bee, will stop the pain almost instantly, and
prevent all swelIing OF the part.
Miss l.. j GALLOWAY, Of Due West, was in
town last saturday, and was before tho board
OF examiners. She was awarded IL first grade
certificate.
PETITIONS for the reelection OF Judge
Cooke. we learn, have gone tn columbia FROM
Due West, cokcsbury, Greenwood, and Nine
" Six.
NIX. J. +. CLIHKscALES, one OF our best
young men is OIL Tor York lille, where he will
receive instruction in the Military High
school.
If you wan cards, lctter-heads, bill-heads.
or anything in the printing line 1t is to your
tt a.nt - -, ,,,l yl.o l.u. ,..x1 -,.- - ~ ffinn
REV. B. L. MILLER, last Sunday preached
an excellent sermon at Horeb from the text,
".All things work together for goud,' &c.
There is not much money for loan in this
community at Z per cent, some loans are
made but at Il higher rate of interest.
CALL on McSsrs. W. Joel Smith & Son for
GREEN HANS. at ten cents per pound.
They are the best for breakfast strips.
LooF OUr.-Shad at Norwood & Jones next
week. Leave your orders ut the store and
have them delivered free OF charge.
Be CAREFUL FARMER.-Before purchasing
your supplies call and get them at bottom
figures from Norwood & Jones.
Mr.. GEORGE HARRISON, a son OF one OF
the signcrS OF the Declaration of lndepcnd-
ence, now lives 1T Greenwood.
NEARLY all the children in town are going
to one OF the numerous schools In town. We
have some excellent teachers.
NH. +. A. CONNER introduced resolutions
into the House of Representatives in favor OF
the Elund Silver Bill.
A Joint resolution Is before the Legislature
providing for q rcaSsessnIent OF all real prop
erty In this State.
An effort is being mad to re-establish the
mint ut Charlotte. We hope that effort will
be successful.
MIR. JAMES NJ. GILES, of this town, will
take 4 situation rs boois-keeper at Nanclcus in
June.
MISS COOKE, Of Grecnvillc, daughter Of
Judge Cooke, is expected 1T Miller's Hotel this
week.
CAPT. ]. WARDL.Aw PERRIN, County Treas
urcr, IL or to Columbia on Officials business.
Miss ELIZA AIKEN, Of ColeSbuly, was the
guest Of Mr.. W. Joel Smith, last week.
JUDGE DCPRE'S office is now over Norwood
& Jones store, on Washington Street.
If Yor want 4 good wagon McSSrs. ". Joel
Smith u Son can furnish it cheap.
Rev J. l.. Martin last Sunday took the or
thodo4 side Of the he'll question.
Mr.. JOHN BROOKS, OF Wurrenton, has gone
into the funnel business.
The Wa!halla Bank will close:neNt month
c~ause-unury law.
DIR WILSON has no idea Of taking pricstly
orders.
SEE Trial Justice DUP S advertisement.
The printers devil has the mcaslc.