The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-11-30

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1t Is time you were beginning to think about
fertilizers forihc next year. The threats made
as to not using it again will soon BE- forgotten.
thy will lind 1t printable if they use the best
kinds iudiciouSly. Aside from the CONNER
c'al fertilizers you expect 10 buy, you should
save manure ut home. Rich earth from the
fence corners. and scrapiflgs rom the lot. mix
ed with stable manure or cotton seed. will
make an excellent manure for corn or cotton.
Then the acid phosphate mixed with this
compost improves 1t very much. This is
heavy to handle and cannot be distributed rs
rapidly as 4 manipulated guaao. but you can
put II in level lanl during the winter months
etch horse manurcd in this way. will be Il
gr at saving when YOU come to pay the guano
bills in the fall.
IT IS reported on the streets that an effort
will b" made to restrain Iii" l'ruhatc Judge
from scilin" the cStat" of III lg. Thomson on
ncXtS lie Day. It is said that Mr. Montcatil
OF Columbia will sue on! the injunction at
tn instance OF Mr.: Mansfield il"liingSworth
OF this County. We give the above merely
as rnmorS, without vonchinS for anything.
Buyers should not absent themselves from
the Court House Mt the time appointed FOR the
tale. ms nothing has as YET, bccn done to stop
EVERY delinquent subscriber to the Press
and Banner is urged to pay up before Christ
like the dclinqucnts to the Laurcnsrine Her.
0d do. come up on Sale Day. Sale bay is Il
good time to pay. Iy paying on that day the
wealthy country editor can have time To look
out for q profitable he should
have a cent left after paying his board.
DR. MCBRIDE will locate next year in the
store now occupied by Mr.. W. Mcdonald.
Mr.. Mcdonald has rented Mr.. BarnwcllS
live upstairs. Mrs. Wincstock mas rented
Mrs. McDonald's home on Magazine Hill.
Capt. NJ. l.. Bonham will occupy the brick
dwelling, belonging to Mr.. Knox, which Mrs.
Winstock will vacate.
DIED. after a lingering illness. in Santuck
on the night OF the 9th instant, Mrs. S:l;ic
Mcllwaine, aged a years. She was one OF the
best wonen IN the county, and her death is
deeply mOurncu by all who knew her. Her
husband. Mr.. William McIlwaine. is now hor-
dcring on his pinetictn year, and the fifty
sixth year OF their married life.
OFF TO ;ATLANTA.-Judgo Cochran and w.
{. BcEct, Esq. left home for atlanta on Mon
day. to return on saturday. They, along with
Judge hldrich and some other gentlemen, 20
as the guests Of L. l.. IcCaushrin, Esq, Pres
ident OF the {. Il G. Il. r., who takes his
friends 20 see the great exhibition in his pres
identS beautiful car.
our Legislators Shoa.d make a new lien
law, which shall take the place of the exist.
ing patched up" law. There are now so
many difficult questions arising, under the
law that the best "Philadelphia lawyer
nnds rs difficult to interpret thai act, with
Its various amendments and alterations.
And the idea has been advanced that there is
q doubt as 10 whether there is actually any
lien law at all.
CROWDS are daily in attendance upon the
Atlanta Exposition, and every man In Able
willie county ou.h, to 60. BY advertisement
elsewhere in the Press ana Bu"ncr it will be
seen that the ftre has been greatly reduced,
and that the tickets now cover eight days in
stead Of six as heretofore
We think Thomas p. Cothran, Esq, Clerk
OF the Board of County commissioners, de-
serves the thanks OF the people Of .Abhcriilc
County for his clear, full and specific state
ment Of his itemizrd account of the County
finances. In no County have we seen so care
fully prepared statement.
Mr. JoUS FULLER, of the Fork, in Lnurens
county, last sunday afternoon week, 10th in
slant. in trying the speed of the horse whic.
he was riding, was thrown from the animal
and so seriously injured that he died next
day. Mr.. Fuller was to have been married in
a very few days.
IF any reader OF the Press and BGancr wants
to buy the best farm in AbOcviile- county, let
him call on Or. Sanders at Nincty-SlX. On
this place there is n crop of small grain which
will jay oae.taird OF the purchase money.
This Is really 4 rare chance, and the Doctor
means business.
Roman stripes. shaded surlhS, corSetS, Tuc!-
inss, neck wear. and other desirable goods,
Just received and being offered at great bar
gains at the Emporium of Fashions.
MEssHs. PHILLIPS & JACKSON. Of Ninety
Six, preparatory 10 going into their new quar-
tc-S are selling of their goods at cost, and VIC
have no doubt they would take the greatest
pleasure In giving any Of our readers q good
bargain when they call.
IT will nodouht be of interest to the friends
OF the colored rresbytcrianS Of .Abbcvilie,
to know that they have purchased IN acre of
ground ff their church lot. and Will make
rapid progress towards erecting after the hoii-
days.
MEssRs. II. w. LAWSON & Co.'S store is
n ow full OF the incest Christians goods OF all
sorts. BE sure to Gail and buy before their
stock is broken. They Intended 10 give us i
big advertisement this week.
LAST Thursday was Thanksgiving day. but
In Ahbevilic tho day was not much observed.
The bel in one OF our churches was runs,
but whether anybody attended service we
have not been informed.
THE building OF the bridge Mt Swcaringcn's
Mill was let out on last saturday to McSsr>.
james Hawthorn and samuel Johnson, they
being the lowest bidders.
Mrs. MARY G. MILLER. Exccutrix. offers
some valuable land for sale on Sale Day in
january. This excellent land is desirable
property.
THE print Of the Joa,nal and Enterprise is
greatly improved. tits one religious ncwSpa
per that docs not publish advertisements OF
cheats.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. KING offers a choice farm for
snle near Seneca City. No better tract can be
f0nnd anywhere than is now offered by Mr..
King.
EVERYBODY in the Monterey ncigllborhood
are up TO their eyebrows with work. Every
plough running and everybody sowing wheat.
DOM forget the little ones. Buy them a
Christmas present. a small amount invested
to please the children will be well spent.
Mns. MCBRIDE came home last Satur-
day night. Master Eddie has entirely recov-
cred from his recent attack OF ~diphthe:ia.
Mr.. w. P. PICKESs has become tired OF
renting land and is now negotiating for the
purchase OF n place Of his own.
CAN'T, the best barber in America, is now
ut the Dcndy Corner. where he would be glad
10 serve his customers.
BEST bargains in ladies and misses under
vests. gloves, hosiery, &c.. at the Emporium
Of Fashions.
Do cali and see the splendid assortment Of
photograph and autograph albums, at Ir.
McBride's. If
Plush HATS and bonnets Just received in
beautiful new shapes at the Emporium Of
Fashions.
ABBEvILLE has sold somc of her C0nfedcr-
ne bonds-the last realizing eight dollars Il
thousand.
WHITE and colored nannpls In great varie-
~ and bottom figures at the Emporium OF
f. shlonR
BrY your Christmas cards at once from DR..
Mcbride. He has the pretticst in town.. tf
IT is only q short time until Christmas.
Merchants should advertise their goods.
VIZ have a splendid line OF gents and ladies'
under wear; cheap, at Mcdonald ( Co.
FINEST stock OF French candy, pruncs and
dates in town, at Mcdonald & cos.
WHY Is 1t that you do not pay your sub
scriptionf We need the money.
WATER PROOF cloths, all colors, very cheap
Mt the Emporium Of Fashions.
LADIES look Mt our fine custom made shoes
and buy from Mcdonald & Co.
GENTS, look at our boots for men, boys and
children al Mcdonald & Co.
SUNDAY was a most beautiful and lovely
flpy in a rory ma rti pDl1r
Look at those fannels for shirts, dresses,
&c, at Mcdonald & Co.'S.
If you wish to buy anything to eat or wear
60 TO Mcdonald & Co.
LOOK at those beautiful cloaks at McDon-
old & Cos.
IF you want a trunk or valise so to McDon-
aid & Co.
Go to the Post Office for Christmas goods.
OUR farmers are busy sowing wheat.
IF YOU want a fine suit Of clothes for a
little money, or a good over-coat. or fine
hats. shirts, under clothing, trunks, va
Uses, silverware, jewelry, musical instru-
ments, or any kind Of goods, the place to
buy them for the least money is at |. Git
telson. Everybody take notice that / give
a fine oil chrome to every one of my Gus
toners. Call and see my stock, it will
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