The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1884-09-24

EVERY county III liie 'otdlo VIII :" oN
pccted to give ut least II grand blow
out Let everybody come to Abhevlllt
on Tuesday. the eth of October, and W
will have Il jolly old time.
MIR. FRANCIS HENRI's mule ran of
with him last Monday evening, inJurint
the buggy, brui>ing Mr.. Sassard, wh'
was in the buggy with Mr.. Henry. Mr.
Henry did not get hurt.
DIR. PALMER will preach at Upper
Long Cane and G~rcenvillc in October
during the centennial anniversary O
these churches. Ten thousand people
will come to hear him.
MESSRS. HILL & Co, advertise SOM
splendid new vchic,cS ut very low prices
Miss PERUVIAN, the prettiest young
lady in Texas, is visiting DR.. Marslalfs
family Of this village:
CAPT. JOHN f. Bro vNLEE, presidcn,
of Antreville Club; has arranged Il com
nany of red shirts. Nor is this all; he
will have the Anderson artillery present
OF the Ith of October.
THE name Of Gen. John ID. Bratton is
added to the list of distinguished speak
ers who will be at Abbeville on the 7th
Of October, at the grand rally OF the
Democracy.
Miss YOU'VE, one ofthe the teachers in
the High School. was unable to reach Alb
beville before Thursday last. owing t.
waSh-Outs and break-outs III the Camden
region.
THE people about Abbeville are great
lv depressed in spirits 10y the long n
tinued drouth, which has cut oil garden
crops, and prevented the sowing of small
grain.
CAPT. JAMES n. KING. OF Ninetv-Six,
says that the Ninety-SiX Club will he ON
hand on the 7th of October. mounted and
uniformed as the Democracy directs:
Miss MATHEwES has returned to Judge
McGowan's from Stockholm, Sweden,
where she has spent the last twelve
months 0 N a visit to SOME Trends.
DIR. GARY was called to Ninety-SiX
one day last week to meet it, consultation
DrS. Wilson OF Geo gia and Wenck of
Ninety-SiX. in al important case.
Gov. PERRY is still entirely free Of the
dyspepsia from which he has suffered in
the past. This gratifying intelligence we
get from the Grccmviile NemS.
CAPT. PERRIN, County Treasurer, is
off on a collecting tout ii the County.
The time for the payment of taxes eX-
pircs on the Goth of October.
MR.. J.. S. HAMMoSD is setting up a
new platform scales on the public square.
He will advertise next week, or as soon
as his machine is in order.
RICHMOND FRAZIER and David Collier.
colOred, will he sent to school by the
cnlored Presbyterian Presbytery. They
are to become preachers.
ONE hundred and twenty-five bales of
cotton have been sold in this market dur
ing the present week-prices ranging
from 81 to 81 cents.
THE Bradley Democratic Club will at
tend the mass meeting on the 18th of
October with a hundred red shirts. Will
Troy beat this?
MAGNOLIA Democratic Club, Mr.. j. S:
Norwood, President. will be at Able:
willie on the eth Of October with a red
shirt company.
ZEB VANCE, tho greatest stump speak
or on the American Continent, has been
invited to come to Abbeville on the 18th
Of October.
THE work on the new hotel will be
suspended within the next few days.
Mr.. Seal intends t. finish only the stores
just now.
WE hear that Mr.. James Baskin, Pres
idcnt Of the Lowndesville Climb is stirring
up his club successfully for the 9TH Of
October. d.
THE Democracy will make grand
rally in the campaign-that rally Is on
Tuesday the It'll of October. Be sure to
be here.
RED SHIRTs.-Thc State canvassers will
be here on Tuesday the 7th of October,
and people will greet them III red
Don't put off paying your taxes to the
last moment. II you have the money,
is the most CONVENIENT time to pay
them.
MEsSRs Xix and Mars. Of Charlotte,
y. G., arrived in town last week to buy
during the season. We welcome
them.
WE learn from the ISa'uin Argus, that
Watson is getting up large com
pany of red shirts from the Greenwood
Club.
DIR. J. D. NEEL, a former Legislator,
and IA man who always strikes square out
THE store of p. Rosenberg It Co. will
closed on next Monday, September
18th, on recount of religious holidays.
CAPT. STANMoRE BROOKS of Pheo-
nix reports tho formation of a red
shirt company in his ne]ighhorIlood.
CAPT. ED. HENDERSON will have his
colorcd company of red shirts
organized for the 7th of October.
Miss ALICE CLARK Of Augusta,
Georgia, is in town, visiting her friend
Bessie Norwood.
No better commander Of the Ahbeville
could have been chosen than
Maj. NJ. &. Hrigier.
The health of the town is unusually
good now, and the Doctors are having Il
time of it. .
CAPT. l.. w. WHITE has returned
from New York, where he bought Il large
stock of goods.
THE Charleston Sunday Dispatch gives
a full page OF Geographic news every Sui
day INC rning.
IT is proposed to have a grand torch
light procession and serenade on the night
5eI6re the 7th.
MIR. JAMES NJ. LAWSON is in New
York, buying goods OF every description
in his line.
Mrs. n. \. HAYNES Of Buzzard Roost
in this County has been quite sick for a
long time:
DIR. BoGGs of Columbia will preach in
the Presbyterian Church mex Sunday
week.
IL you want to hear of a good cow,
just call on Rogers. He can take the
cake.
Mr.. BENET is off to Pickens to deliver
i speech 1T the opening Of the calnpaign.
MIR. RICHARD G.. WILSON is gone to
GranIteville to see his other sweetheart.
CAPT. NJ. L. BoNHAM is Off for Lau-
rens village. He will be back to-day.
RED SHIRTS will he the fashionable
garment on Tuesday October 7th.
Mr.. w. $. CoruRAN will take his fine
grey mare to the Greenville Fair.
MIR. AND Mrs. KNOX have returned
from their trip to Louisville.
WooD is the cheapest thing we can buy
now at Sl.25 to Sl.i0 a cord.
Mr.. KELLY BOWIE is building a nice
little home up Main street.
THE Morton mill bridge will be finish
ed by the 18th Of October.
Mr.. WILLIE DUPRE has been quite
sick for a week.
Mr.. GEORGE SHILL1ro is preparing to
fish for succors.
The 9TH Of October is to be q rip
roarer."
Mr.. A. w. SMITH has two flu e colts to
sell.
DON'T forget Tuesday October 9TH.