The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1882-10-04

wood, white, shot Alfred Butler, colored'
with a small Smith & WcSson pistol, the
ball passing in about the seventh rih'
THE physicians cut the ball out OF the
back on the same side about two inches
from the spine. He bled abont a pint,
with no evidence Of internal hemorrhaSe.
The best medical attention has been given
ko the wounded man, but he has been
kteadily growing worse. Last night at
ken o'clock his pulse was scarcely per-
ceptible At a hundred and hfty beats tn
the minute, and his breathing was hard,
with slight mental derangement: But
or was still alive at seven O'CLOCK thls
merning, with symptoms more untavor'
able.
Good School at Ninety-Six.
The good people Of Ninety-Six are
ooking to their school interests. and we
are glad to be able to state that theit
school under the management OF Mr.
George G. Hodges. is now in a most sat
(sfactnry way. The school is growing IN
popular favor, and new teachers are re-
hurled To do the work. Mr.. Benet went
To Ninety. Six last Monday to deliver 9
ecture on schools, their necessity, and
heir practical advantage to every com
knunity.
Good Farming.
Mr.. John A. Devlin has sold twenty.
We bales of cotton, which was gathered
n September from his two-h0rse farm
which is within two miles Of Abbeville
btllage, the bales averaging 425 pounds,
or which he realized nearly eleven hun.
3red dollars. Mr.. Devlin thinks he VIII
make fity hales off his two horse farm
An example worthy of imitation.
Good Enough.
The Railroad news which we publish
Elsewhere in these columns is good
Enough. The possibilities seem To have
assumed tangible shape and a definite
Fnrm. The prospects now are that We are
koon to have one of the most Important
railroads in the United States.
Episcopal Visitation.
Bishop Howe will make his annual
visitation 70 Trinity Parish and hold ser.
rice on Sunday 18th November, and al
Wellington on Tuesday, 2lst November
MEssRs. - CASTOR. $500; NJ. o.
McCracken, $3.50; VIM. Davis, $40; John
+. Cheatham, IS; John NJ. Mabry, $3.50,
Iii of Abbpville, and John W. Bolt OF
Laurens comfy, 50, made complaint be-
fore Trial Justice Calhoun last Monday
hat they had been cheated gu of tho
I'm ounts opposite their respective names
by various persons connected with the
bhow. Arrest warrants were issued. In
esp0nse some one connected with the
show came forward and paid costs and
demands.
MEssRs. P. ROSENBERG Il Co.. have
Established a new cash store In the Goth
an Block, where they offer the choicest
goods at the lowest prices. Mr.. Julius
Eisanska and Mr.. Berkin Lythgoe will
DO masters of ceremonies in this new
rouse, and we know that their politeness,
heir fair dealing, and their good bargains
will draw hosts of customers, who Will
eel richer after an investment In this
tore.
THE town lots of the estate of Joel s.
Perrin, deceased, were sod last Monday
the lot next ~ Col. Robertson's was
bought by Mr.. w. A. Lee for s465, AND
he lot on the corne next TO the Acad-
bmy, brought $3.50, Mr.. s. G.: Cason, pur'
chaser. Il remaining lot, facing the
hide street, was bought by Capt. j.. w
Perrin TOR $500.
Mr., q. p. O'NEALL of Coranaca, agent
|Ur the Thomas Smoothing Harrow, re
ue,ts us to say that he will Ce at Abbe'
lille on Wednesday OF Court week to ok
hibit his harrow, and To test its merit:
With any other harrow. All agent fol
bther burrows, and all farmers, are invi
ed to meet him on that day.
DEMOCRATIC County ChairInen viii
= 10, ,.t;,,a fiuf tho Sfofa nainnCrafin lex
.bcutive Committee have ordered all tick
It's on the Constitutional questions to bt
printed eyes," and that if they desire K
live all Democrats a iair chance to vote
hey must secure tickets for those deslr
ng TO vote in the negative.
COOP HOTEL TO RENT.-Mr. John A
Devlin offers the Central Hotel for rem
next year. This Is a rare opportunity t
eut u good hotel in the most desirable 10
Eation for q hotel in Abbeville. Persons
desiring to rent this valuable propert,
|hould apply Immediately TO MIR. Dew
in.
WHITE BROTHERS have the best stool
BIZ linen bosom shirts they have eve
offered. They have three ditferen
Kinds Of shirts from the best manutac
urers in the United States. Amy Oh
han AXE choice tor one dollar each.
A large and elegant line OF ready-mad
clothing embracing a lot Of fancy suit
both frok and sack, a splendid line q
business suits together with the larges
ktock of Overcoats we have ever had
Smith q Son.
RorULUs suspender. Is light and sim
Bile CT construction, adjusts itself wit
k~reatest ease without any strain on an.
(pecial point Of the suspender, no matte
What position the body StultI
L Son.
THE address on Temperance, togethe
With other exercises, which would hav
AIKEN place on Friday evening". hav
been indefinitely postponed. Notice wi
20 given OF the next appointment.
MISS A, c.. P1NKIND will open he
music class, Monday October 9Th. Les
ons in musical notation free of charge t
PUPILS every FRIDAY afternoon. Resi-
lence at Mrs. Norwood's.
DIR. T. l.. CALHOUN will leave Able
lille next month, to seek his forum
Elsewhere. We trust that good luck an
wherever he may 20.
CLOTHING! clothing! at astonishing
ow figures in all styles. qualities, All
prices, cults for boys from 4 years old III
wards. Satisfaction guaranteed at !
Rosenberg d Co.
s25 Suits for SIS SIP suits for $9.-S
oats for $7.-$6 pants for S4.5O.-s3 ha
or 81. 25 and numerous other bargains ca
bow be had for cash at p. Rosenberg
20.
PROF. WIN. HOOD Is contributing to IL
EDITORIAL columns Of the associate Il
kormed Presbyterian, and he writes II
keresting articles:
MRS. w. H. PARKER and family, ar
rs. ). w, Smith, and Miss Ellen Parl
#. returned from Cashiers Valley Ia
Friday.
A we'll assorted lot Of breach and mu
lie loading guns cheaper han they CT
be bought in the State at P. Rosenberg
20.
RODGERS Triple plated silver-ware CO
how be bought In the latest designs
cry low figures at P. Rosenberg q 60:
SECURE beautiful pictures Of yo'
beautiful self, by calling at Mr.. Lees ga
cry a. Due West:
ANY one in need of a good shot ST
an get their wsnts supplied at Smith
BON.
PDRsoNs having claims against Il
ounty must present them immediatel.
GO to Rosenberg's for the cheapest l
II shoes and boots Of every descriptio
400 Yards best black calico at S cents p
ard ut P. Rosenberg q Co.
CARPETS! carpets! A handsome C
ection at Smith q S'n.
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d. ]. Foley Bros & Co.,
w. r. Harvey & Co.,
Benedict & Co.,