The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-01-19

with him.. Mt. lbCSlln VIII uNS ~ Va
mules, uld he proposes to sell them cheap.
IT Is snid that MIR. Press. Gufin has con-
tractpd to carry two hundred negroes 10 rune
Bluff, Ark. and that they are no." Quar'cr.o
on the old Gufin homestead pr"paraloTy 10
going. Quite u number OF these cn'oreh pso
PIE len the McDufhe place, now owned by
Mrs. Norwood.
MEssRs. GEO. G. BRADLEY and Thos. Thon-
son have formed a copartnershtp. ana Will 40
business at this place and ~ Bradteys Mllls;
Thcy are both Young men Of our county, AMI
have q large stock OF goods ut their places OF
business and every facility to accommodate
their friends.
The self constituted committee Of darkies
who went TO Ohio to pay their respects TO Mr..
Garfield. we think, are now convinced or me
folly OF their trip. Mr.. Garfield, IT, viii oe no
ticed treated them with very lit'!e cohsiders-
ton. while he gave them some "hoieso"e ao'
vice.
Mr.. r. w. Cannon asks attention to thefact
that he Is ngent for the sale OF steam engines
and all varieties OF improved agricultural I'M
plements. Mr.. Cannon Is q substantial. re,ia-
tle man and has done much business or this
kind TO the entire satisfaction OF his custom
ers.
SEE Mr.. A.W. Jones advertisement for Acid
Phosphate. 1t has a large per cent,ee OF sol,
ubld and available phoSpheric ncid ana
potash. and by o compost OF cotton SEED Is
nd.pted to all soils and crops. Farmers
should call early and get their supplies
LAST WEEK "Ouid Nunr's" esteemed favor
reached us on Tuesday night, Wnen 70 ' ohr,ds 70
his remarks. This week We have received
nothing from him.
GREAT preparations are being made for q
grand gathering OF the militia In washington
during the Inauguration OF President Gar
field. and the Columbia Register snufs dancer
in the breeze.
THERE Is talk OF starting another newspa.
per at Greenwood; the more Tue msrr hn,
hard work and pluck will accomplish won
ders.
Mr.. william Penny, who has been the tele-
granh operator ut this place for the past Senr
has beon removed TO Piedmont, where he VIII
take charye OF the depot ond Telegraph oflre.
FROM the Hampton Guardian we would In
fer that one OF the County commissioners
was In favor Of advertising on somebody's
barn door, instead OF a good newspaper.
notice OF the President OF the savannah va.
ley Railroad, who propose to let the contract
for grading iwenty miles OF thatroal.
IT may not be generally known. but 1t is a
fact that we have had some rain recently.
and the public roads are not in rs good condi-
ton as they were last summer.
MAJOR WALLINGFoRD. the inevitable and
.irrepressible, leaves for his Indiana home To-
day. to visit his Greenoack friends and buy a
fresh stock OF mules.
is on q visit to her aunt Mrs. B. w. BarnWell.
We welcome her, and hope her stay with US
will be u pleasant one.
Mr.. l.. CHEvES HASKELL. after q pleasant
visit to friends here, returned to savannah
last Monday We hone he Will pay US anoth'
'er visit before long.
WHY rs nice q paper rs the ONION Times
will diSfiGure It's editorial page with such adj
vertiseinents as "black draught'i Is more than
we can understand.
opened next door below Il full and complete
stock OF goods which they will sell very rea-
:sonably.
Colonel e. H. Prather recently OF the Press
Associate Reformed Presbyterian office at Due
West.
Mr.. SAMUEL w. COCHRAN has taken pos.
session Of MIR. DuPTe'S residence on Flora
Hill and will live there during the present
year.
MISSES MAMIE and jamie Smith together
with their little brother. Master Gnssle, have
gone on o visit TO friends at Fernandina, Flor
Ida.
WE hope to receive news items from various
sections Of the county. improve your styie
OF writing and do us u favor At the same time
Mai. VIM. F. Nance, of Newberry. has beer
at Rome. Ca, for three weeks Ut the bed SIDE
of his wife, who has been extremely Ill.
IL you are in need OF n good wagon, call or
Mr.. J. w, Robertson for n Milburn wagon. II
lis the best and cheapest In the world. .
Our merchants are invited to q ivertise-i
will do them good. There Is magic In the ju'
.dicious use OF printers ink. Try it.
Mosr of the young ladies OF the village ar
away at present. but those left with us, are al
daisies and gems OF pnrest ray"
SEAL Il MCILwAINE have all the grades .
Buggles from the cheapest to the best, which
will be sold at the lowest figures.
Mr.. Calhoun Marshall Is now at the store o
Messrs. Cunningham d Templcton, where III
will be pie Ised 10 see his friends.
Mr., GEO. G: GRAVES and Miss Emma Cal
houn, both formerly Of this county, were mar
ried in Augusta last week.
These heavy roads require q good wagon
Get one OF the Celebrated MilOurn Wagon:
from Mr.. j. w. Robertson.
THE most substantial or the most c%litterins
harness can be bought at Mr.. j. w. Robert
sons carriage repository.
Seventy-fve violations Of the ordipance Il
prevent riding or the sidewalks were report
ed one day last week.
DID you ever notice the great number o
people who "allude" to a matter to which
they mean 70 refer?
Mr.. J. w. Robertson has received a chr loat
-ofthe Celebrated Milburn Wagons, which Il,
offers for sale cheap.
Parker 4 Hill offer n new and complet
stock OF plows and agricultural implement
at reduced prices.
MEssRs. F. w. MARSHALL & Co., Of Char
lesion have suspended. Liabilities $4,000, as
sets 100000.
Another car load Of the Celebrated Milburr
Wagons, arrived and for sale by Mr.. j. W
Robertson.
The brefmcntlon OF a number OF the Cor
tolerate Generals will be found interestin
reading.
MISS Ivy w. PERRIN left Monday fo
,Greenvllle, where she goes to take charge
n school.
THERE Is on the part Of the colored people
commendable enquiry for the village new
palers.
NILS LILA NoRwooD leaves for Charlesto
Tomorrow. She will be there, during the ga
season.
Axes, trace chains and agricultural imp
ments, at reduced prices, at Parker & htAs.
A new paper Is TO be started In Marion: On
languishing paper in a county Is sufficient.
THE Neus and Courier has failed to arrive
Abbeville on time, several days recently.
THE roads Of this county are now In q wort
condition than they have been FOR years.
MISS LILLY BURNS Is visiting her brothe
and other relatives in Newberry.
A full stock New Orleans Molasses, just r
,ceived at Parker & Hills.
New Orleans sugars and syrups, very chea
at p. Rosenberg 4 Co.'S.
PARKER d HILL. offer Corn, Bacon ar
Flour at close prices.
AN article on diphtheria in another colum
will interest you.
To arrive, one thousand bushels OF Corn,
Parker & Hits.
choice Rio coffee at Is cents per pound
Parker & Hills.
GET your Guano and Acid from w. 10
Smith e. Son.
ing a nice time.
GUANo! Guano!! on hand by w. 10
- Smith & Son.
Choice Rio Coffee at Is cents per ID. ct Pa
. ker & Hills.
Buy your Plows at s scents per ID. from Pc
ker & Hill.
ACID! Acid !! on hand by W. Joel SIM
& Son.
The best ~uncanvassed hams at Parker
Hills.
Parker & Hill have just received ten doz
axes.
Mr.. John B.. Weir was in town last Monda
49, yI,1, h,s heon orttn Ill again.