The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-23

8rtSOn. county AutltOT, WHO HIS Ju"L
n from Columbia In the interest OF
payers. While he did not succeed In
the thirty per cent. OF Brown taxes IA
I the land, he discovered that the
nd not levied any additional tax on
les outside towns and villages. ThlS
nv saves to the county nearly Il thou
liars annually. so much for having
III officer.
BY MIsTAKE.--Two sons of Mr.. n. Il.
V of this county were going TO mar
week. After night John thought 70
|ne fun at the expense of William. his
brother, Going ahead he shook a
larcd the mule which his brother was
i nd In falling to the ground Hred ms
- pposin : that h. was aSSGitd by. ron
4diy wounding his brother in the
!. These are the facts as stated TO US.
cs Widcman was Called,
HER AND CRoFS.-.After a long spell
fheautiful weather, We have had the
nal three froStS and q rnin.' g
yaS a very dull. drizzling. diSagreIa-
The weather prophets say that INC
Summcr will now begin. Cotton Is
in plcntifully, but, alas, money cam
to he doing likewise. The low ana
5 price is depressing to hon l.f''!SrS
chants. not to speak OF editors. No,
b grow rich by growing cotton NJ eight
Us AccIDEST.-Nr. Patrick Tcnnent,
DIR. VIM. Tennent, OF Wellington.
N his way to Augusta with his cotton;
rsday, In going down Il hill near Bor-
ell from the wagon, a1c wheel pass
r his breast and shoulder. crushing
! beverley that his recovery Is consider
tful. he was carried home where he
lived the kindest nursing and the best
attention.
ricnd 0. p. II. In n communication
re suggests that other names be sub
for those officers who helped to i'm
Brown tax. The suggestion Is uot a
but 1t Is too late. We can't helpnur-
gS under the calamity they have in
We o only hope for a better day.
syN FROM Ills BUGGY.-LnSt Sunday
n WalEalla to AbbcriIlc, his horses
frightened, ran OF and threw him
e buggy, considerably brul>ing III"
He arrived at Abbevillc in time TO
Ut the meeting on Monday.
|cmocratic nominees will not speak
Jasil C%allahain's on the I'd Of Novem-
as been published. The good people
Vicinity having attended the cclcbi:l-
Due West and IIone;t Path recently
fssity for the special meeting at MIR.
rs no longer exists.
Knights OF Honor in the United States
attributed over ten thousand dollars
elief Of their brethren who have been
from the yellow fever. \ good work.
! as II hundred and fifty members
Order have died.
BAL HEMPHILL has been assigned by
Democratic Executive Committee to
the people of Edgetieid on the 30th
bnd consequently will not he able to
appointments at Riley's and Mc-li!is-
res.
"a Is room In town for fifty boarders
= high School. There are here At least
ight families who would be glad to
|arders at the low rates, OF from six,
d ten dollars n month.
BIZ. u. EPsTIS, Attorney and Coun-
Law, in New York. son of Mr.. ID.
4 this town, IS expected TO visit Alb
bn his way to Columbia. We will be
to have him spend q few days with
II D. WILSON and Mr.. W. C. MCGOWAN
SEM to Boston and bought the finest
beading shot-guns manufactured iii
This accounts for the mourning
be birds and squirrels are now wear
IN FROM HER BUGGY.-MisS Sallie
bar Rocky River church was thrown
buggy last Saturday afternoon and
4iously injured. DR.. W. VI. Taggart
called to render medical aid.
AIRY. - The Abbeville Rifles have
|esolutions to challenge all companies
Columbia, TO q competitive drill to
|ce at the Fair. The challenge will APP
bur next issue.
isplay OF I. Gittelson's store, and the
rs, from morning until night, Is as
3g, but 1t Is accounted for In the fact
DDS are coming in every day, which
low.
rect attention to the advertisement
sMabry, Administrative of the Estate
lmes f. Mabry. Debtors will find it
Interest to heed the notice.
aid that we are especially indebted
Joseph Newton Brown, of'AnderSOn,
additional thirty per cent. OF taxes,
the State Board Of Equalization.
wv price OF cotton should make
low oats, barley and wheat. Cotton
be profitably raised at present figures,
bu have to buy corn and flour.
r. CUNNINGHAM Will be off to-day
PRESBYTERIAN Synod, which is in scs-
Spartanburg. He goes as delegate
cky River church.
treasurer Is busy night and day in the
he of the duty OF his Office. Hundreds
essarily be too late now. Five thou
Fe not paid,
gREY Is wide awake. That ncighhor.
bmises to beat the County in sowing,
ley and wheat. The work has already
(ced.
BERG, an accomplished musician. of:
services to the people OF Abbcville.
% o trial. He will be sure to please.
ROBERT H. WARpLAw will go &c
b-day, as the representative OF Able
e~sbyterian church.
MARcHANT, Of Graniteville, passed
Abbeville IN his return from Mon
st Saturday.
h taxes will take seven thousand dol.
b the tax payers Of the County. Are
70 pay 1t?
kUM.-Monterey Is busy making. sor:
Erup. Three ncighbors Will make q
d gallons
Attic GARY, one Of C~okesbury's
barmins young ladies, Is a guest at
igler's.
Merchandise town are doing q fine
nd making collections Of their sum-
bits.
eedthe no fence law in Abbeville Coun'
j Counties which adopted the plan are
3D..
bol weather has created q demand for
ID, and the supply is not equal to the
.
nderson Fair comes Off this week
lie had her show and races last week.
Fine Ladies' Shoes cheaper thar
Bore at Cunningham Templetons.'
u1RDs of the cotton crop has beer
in the Monterey neighborhoo1.
Is. SMITH & Son advertise the mos
goods at the lowest prices.
treasurer paid out sS.ON0 last Monday
teachersor their assigns.
4NGHAA & TEMPLETON have q large
Crockery and Glassware.
F. A. CONNER offers his valuable
h in Cokesbury for sale.
heat. Get the best seed from Mr.. j.
(g OF Lowndesville.
Saturday Lowndesville had O charm.
cation hit Abbeville.
skirts at Cunningham & Templeton'
to $500.
LEROY of Lowndesville. was II
cforday