The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-04-16

Due WEST was represented at Trinity
last SUNDAY by MeSsrs. Donald Brown
lee, John B. Bonner, A. j. Harknes
John {. PreSsly, Jesse brennan; New
ton McAdums, Thomas Z. Perrin, JACK
l.. Perrin, and Hr. +. K. Ruff.
IT was pathetic to see Mr.. Thomas
Jackson tho lifelong friend of Mrs.
Parker, and 4 few years Older than she,
standing ut lt". grave and paying her the
last sad Office of friendship and respect.
Thirty-fuur wears of constantly incrcns-
ing use AVE established Il reputation Tor
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup second to no
similar preparation. 1t relieves instant
ly and cures all coughs, colds, etc.
REV. JonN KEESIIAw will preach his
farewell sermon to Trinity church next
Sunday morning. He expects to takc his
d; departure from Abbevillc on the follow
ing Thursday morning.
LAST week the associate Reformed
Presbyterian published an interesting de-
Scriptivc letter flom the Rev. \. r.
PrcSslv who is now Il missionary in Mex
lcO.
YES! O YES! All persons having
business in the Court Of Common Pleas
which opens next Wednesday are re-
questcd to step into Rilry's Rancho.
Mr.. NJ. ERWIN. ofSaluda, accompanied
by his acco,npli> b ii wife, were in attend
ance upon the PrcshytcrY last week, and
were the lgucsts of Mr.. II. Il. Hill.
Mr.. W.. JOEL Smiths two young
daughters who have been absent ut
school in Georgetown, D.. c., returned
homcon Monday evening.
LATE trosts haye destroyed the early
corn patches, but they have not injured
the essence of corn which you analways
find at Rilcy's Rancho.
ALL parties to suits in the Court Of
Common Pleas who wish to gain their
cases, should consult the best authorities
at Riley's RancEc.
The Spnrtanburg Herald accounts for
the refreshing sprightlincsS Of the last
number of that paper in the fact Of the
editors absence.
EXTREMES of heat and cold cause
rheumatism and Hampton Grip. Anti
dotcs for all such ills may be found at Ri
lcy's Rancho.
$. p. DENDY Esq, of Walhalla, was
one of the lay delegates attending Pres
bvtcrv. He was the guest of General
MCGOWAN.
THE Abbeville Graded School had a
holiday last Friday by request of the
Trustees, and the pupils gracefully sub
mitted. y
FRUIT, Fruit, Fruit! Apples, apples,
oranges, oranges. lemons, lemons, can
always be found fresh and nice at W. j.
Rogers.
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS!
Court opens on the Ord April, and Ri
lcy's Rancho keeps pari passu with the
Court.
The beautiful and accomplished Misses
LEGAL, of Due West, sang in the choir at
Trinity last Sunday to the delight of all.
Mr.. WADE CoTHRAN, after III absence
of several weeks in Rome, Georgia, is
again on his old stamping grounds.
Miss Mamie Westlield, Greenvillo's IA
coritc belle, is now on i visit to Mrs. Il.
E. Hill, ut this place.
Now Spring has returned and dccked
all in green and at Rilcy's Rancho the
best liquors are seen.
Hon. T. G. CLEMSON. Of Fort Hill, was
in town last week visiting his friend Mr..
Burt and others.
Jul)GE L. d. L kASE.R VII olClI ~ Ca
ira Court of Common Pleas next Wednes-
day, 23rd April.
AMONG the Spring blossoms observa-
BILE last Sunday were a good many pretty
Easter hats.
THE ordinance Of baptism was observ-
ed in Trinity Church on Sunday after
noon.
REV. J. G.. LAW preached in the Bap-
fist church at this place last Sunday morn
ing.
GROCERIES. Groceries. Groceries!
Cheap for the Cash at W. !. ROGERS.
DIR. f. J.. PARKER, Of Charleston,
spent some days in Abb vile last week.
SENATOR MAXWELL and DR.. Parks. OF
were in town on Monday.
G. S. MOWER, ESQ, or Newbcrry, was
in Abbeville last week.
Ifyou want a good horse, call on Mr..
A. J. Pendlcy.
Mn. C. V. HAMMOND wants to lond
money.
Nix. ARTHUR PARKER is in town.