The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-01-15

SEE the notice OF Dr. JOnn .. 1noinPSo", u
be found elsewhere in the Press and Banner
As the Doctor Is on his native heath, wher'
his skill and ability In his profession is 81
well known, 1t would be a waste OF printing
material to introduce him again.
REpREsENTATIvEs.-We have been furnish
cd by Clerk John T. Sloan, with a COPY Oh
list OF the members OF the House of Repre-
sentatives, together with their. county, pos
/ Office address and occupation, for which I'M
sender will please accept our thanks.
ROBERT SMITH q is first class colored man
who always makes a little more mar M
snends. His example Is worthy OF imitation
in many respects, and in no particular more
than the prompt manner In which he pay
in advance for his Press and Bnnncr
IT is said there is a combination between
the colorcd men OF this county ana Edgcneic
TO demand for their services on the farm ont
hundred and ten dollars q ear, or In case o
| failure to get that price, to refuse to work
We can stand 1t, If they can.
REV. MIR. FENNEL was prevented from
preaching ut Rocky River church last sun
day in consequence of n swollen stream. lie
! stayed at night with Mr.. Edwin Calhoun
and passed through Abbcvillc last Monday or
his way to Due West.
MIR. !. ". ELLIS. Of Due West, Is tearing
down the fences around his fields ana build'
ing pastnre fences with the rails. He is DC
| lighted with the new stock law. and. says
that his ncigtLors must keep thelr cal''e Oh
his place.
MIR. ALBERT ]. CLINKscALEs and Is. $. ~
len. large land holders OF the l-owndeSviiie
ncic hborh0od. are moving their fences from
around their fields and building pasture fen
ces with the rails. The change goes bravery
on.
DIFFICULTY occurred Mt Ninety Six las
Saturday afternoon between Mr.. I. *
| Pocket and Or. Jack Watts OF LanrenGs, ,r
! which NJ. Pickett was badly cut. nc IS re
ported doing as we'll rs could he expected.
DIR. II. T. WILSON will visit Greenwood or
the third Nondoy in February professionally
and remain one week. He intends establish:
! ing an ONCE there and Mt Cokcsbury and Will
visit each place three times a year.
DR.. GARY, Of Cokesbury. caIird Mt on,
sanctum last night. The Doctor Is President
OF the Medical Society leading physician
! and a prominent citizen. and We are always
! glad to welcome him to .Abberi''e.
TIE congregation Mt Rocky River churcl
| have been repairing their house Of Worship
and have added a large stove, which VIII ad'
greatly to the comfort of those who attcnt
divine worship In cold weather.
We had the pleasure OF n call last night
from Col. James H.. Rice. our Representative
from Ninety SIX. who did 50 much 70 secn re
the stock law for this County. lie is one Of
our most honorcd citizens.
As far ms we have observed the Charleston
Ncns and (ouric1 and tho -AbhcriHe ives" dnI
Brnnrr arc The only newspapers lh:t nave
published Judge Hudson's dissenting opinion
on the Dtlu DuSiItEN.
IL Long Cane township there are rs voters
OF this nun,ber g. met IT Gil.al last Sntnr.
day and abolished the stuck lawn r'sn'u-
lions. W have not heard where the resolu-
lions were sent.
Mr.. PINK EpSrIN has made - great i'm
movement on the old way OF chnrntns MIX.
His machinci Ia the beet that re nave seen
and we have no doubt that II will come Into
Gel.trhl use.
J.. F. LERoY, Esq. OF Iowndesville, got
| nine cents for his cotton In Ab?e'llie laS'
| Monday, and ri the snme time sold Ten dozen
eggs 10 the Aston House at twclve-and q.
half cents.
Mr.. e. W. MCMILLAN Is happy over Inc
stoct law. He cxpccts to abide BY It's prcvis.
ions and expects his ncighbors to pen theli
hungry cattle as well rs their razor backs
WE learn that the people Of 1!owndcsvillf
are OF opinion nat ca, sinG,n,n A. r the mex, T', e,e &c
| ion IL he continues 10 night livestock law.
OFF FOR AIKES.-MiSscs Matte and Re
becca Cater. Miss Meta LSthcne and Mr.. FL
gene DnPre left in q spring wagon last Friday
for Granileville, to be gone two weeks.
THE chaplain OF the (b'"m'ta ,Reoistc,
breaches In print every Sunday. See last
Sundays issn. nm a sample OF his srrmons
| You will find It in the editorial column.
| THE h~lindetaCecrs. a very fatal disease. hot
! made its appearance among the horses lr
| Anderson County. from which many have
! Qlcu during INC IhHsL wv "SSNs.
A PART Of n corner OF the brick store or
the "lNendy Corner fell last Sunday. doine
no damage to anybody. except the owner
| who SufcrerS q pccuniary loss.
Mr.. THos. FIRTH says that he Is opposed
to the stock law, but thinks the people Shorlt
be bnildinC pasture fences instead OF holding
public meetings.
SCI Doctor Wilson'S notice. It's q shame
for Won to ST. Tier with t0Otilachc, when the
JNostDr'c DrpfpSsinpA services nav be secured
so eheaply.
DR.. GREER, President OF Erskine College
was ON our streets last saturday. Talented
cultured, and pure in character, he Is respect
cd by all.
MEssRs RoBERr PRATT. J. r Magcc, Chal
mers Haddon and J. NJ. Ellis or Chickasav
Creek, near Due West, are building pasture
fences.
THE examination OF public school teacher
takes place in the Court House To-Day. Tn
ro'ored candidates Will be examined to-inor
row.
F.oM q paragranh elsewhere in this pape
II will bC seen that prosecutions undrr TIT
sock law have commenced noTna at Ninety
Six.
Nj. D. A; SMITH, Of the Ecowee So"sicr. i
10 see him pass the Rubicon this morning.
Mrs. JANE WILLIAMS, n of the colorct
teachers OF this town has built quito q cOul'
Portable frame dwelling in Fort Pickins.
r. M. HILL has no superi0rin energy an
business tact. Time will nrove that he ha
the clements Of success. Marx our word.
Mr.. HAxYCK, the best looking TELEGRAPH
Operator on the line Is now ut Abbefilie
boarding at the Aston house.
Msssas. MCGOwAS & PA HIEIs, and Col.
$, Cothran nave had briefs printed and a:
OIL FOR the Supreme Court.
CALL on Jacob Miller 4 Son and buy SOM
OF Lhose celebrated Hai.n;th anu ConDlne.loi
Pillow SuocxS for S2.D.
Nix. A. HILL will go into the turkey bust
ness. If you should need turkey eggs In tn
Spring, call on him.
MR. ". II. BCrToN has returned from Al
kansas, and now Greenwood has her lu
share of blacksmiths.
TIE tow taxes have been reduced froE
twenty to ten cents ON the hundred dollar
worth of property.
JACOB MILLER l. Son are offering good bal
gains in the Dry Goods line. Call ON thel
and I've pleased.
DIR. MCBRIDE has a choice stock OF ne
drugs in the O'Neal Block, which he Is ole
ing at low prices.
IDA, the idolizcd daughter OF Mr.. John "
McCaula, of Georgia. died lasl week, age
about four years.
THE examination Of white teachers take
!, place today; colored teachers Will be exam
med tomorrow.
WE hear of many planters in every sectio
who havc prepared or are preparing pasture
!, for their cattle.
;. MIR. NJ. NJ. TARRANT has quit the store
Mr.. Gittelson, and has returned to his HON
! at Mt. Carmel,
OWING to the inclement weather but fe
worshippers attended any OF our clurcht
last Sunday.
J Mr.. J.. w. ELLIS says there is not n ma
! ! in his neighborhood who Is opposed TO II
= stock law.
. MIR. j. II. LATINER of Lowndesville, hs
: penned his cattle in compliance with the ne
i stock law.
o. PAIR Of cream mares for sale. cheap for II
cash. Will sell them as a pair or slngly.-N
j.. Rogers.
: Miss RAMEY is selling her varied and bea'
tiful stock of fancy goods and millinery
cost.
!, Mr.. JONES MILLER is one Of the han'
\ soonest business mel In town. He sells chea
] too.
Dr.. WILSON did q good thing last wccl
He subscribed for both OF the village paper
0 Mn. J. NJ. ELLIS, near McAdams Spring
= Is making preparations for the stock law.
e. H. G. SCUDDAY, ESQ, has gono to Ande1
: son to establish an office at tnat place.
! Mr.. /. GITrELsoN, one Of our most ente
8 prising merchants is now in Columbia.
"CITIzEN' publishes a letter this morDir
+ on the subject of schools In AbbeVlllc.
If you have decaying tooth lose ITO tin
in having it.eXamined BY a Dentist.
Z MIR. A. NJ. HILL shipped twenty-one Of h
? turkeys to Columbia last Saturday.
I NICE assortment Of sugars and co1iees
y Jacob Miller & Son. Gallo on them.