The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-09-09

Jacob kurZ Is advertised FOR sale by tho Mas
ter.
THE election for town council Is advertised
to come Off on next Monday. The old boun-
Gil have done so we'll. that we believe It Is the
un"nimous sentiment Of our people to re.
q more efficient council could not be found,
and we should like to see them finish the
work which they have begun. Ordinarily
there Is q meeting Of the citizens in the Court
House on the Friday night before the cleo
ton. 10 nominate a ticket, but we have had
no intimation OF any such meeting next Fri
day night, but supposeit will be held as usu-
We ask attention to the noticeOf the meet
ing called TO take place at Mt. Carmel next
Saturday. We had last week notice OF the
meeting which was held last Saturday, but
the meeting next Saturday Is q good one, and
must receive the sympathy Of every good cit
lien in Abbeville county. We trust that no
one In Abbeville county may Keep open a
shop where stolen cotton may be sold.
JUDGE MCGOWAN. after spending several
weeks ut White Sulphur Springs, Virginia,
returned home last week. The Judge IS sci
dom on the streets, but his absence Is always
felt, and his presence Is always desired. Our
people arc ever glad for him to be at home
with them, rs their honored patriarch and
trusted friend In every need.
THE friends of the railroad from Elberton
10 Enright's store will soon break dirt on the
Georgia side. The men at the head OF the
work., we learn, are able and determined To
complete the road. Abbcville .must, NEE,
This would put Abbcville In excellent railroad
connection.
Miss EUGEN1A McCARrY has returned to
McsSrS. Bell L. Gnlphin's after spending the
the ladies this season. Miss McCarty won
many friends among our people last season
who will be glad to hear Of her return.
Mr.. JouS +. MCGRATH of Anderson Is
whereof, will be pleased TO serve, customers
with Aie best of drinks. lie has had q long
experience at the business and Is thoroughly
E.ncQuainted with the details.
ALL kinds Of job work quickly and neatly y
new supply Of bill heads, note heads and 9TH
or paper, and can furnish them in pads If de-
sired. Our prices will compare with any 9th
er market.
Mr.. McGErrIGAN has just received q
splendid lot of fine WHISTLES. Court week is
coming. and ne invites his old friends to cal
on him, in the hope that they may bring rs
many now customers as they choose.
Mr.. MCtiETrIGAN is experimenting the
grading :of the ground around the Catholic
church-tcrracing n levcling 1t. The work
of plastcring and painting the Inside OF the
house Is going on rapidiy
Mr.. J. J. CARTRIDGE, a worthy son Of Edge
field, has taken Il place in the store OF Messrs
i. Rosenberg d Co. We welcome him to towT
ana hope that he may find a home here both
pleasant and prohtaDle.
MEssRs. C. C. LAW and J. F. c. DuPre, have
been appointed commissioners from Able
willie County to the Industrial Exhibition
which takes place in Charleston, 8. C., No
rember l., 1885.
Mr.. THOMAS HUTCHINSON Is o employed
in a mill on the Georgia side Of the Savannah
side Of the savannah river, about twelve
miles from Calhoun's Mills.
Mr.. ED. CALHoUS has been sick for serera
days with typho-malarial fever. He Is doinE
reasonably well. He is at the house Of hi
aunt, Mrs. K. &. Perrin.
THE wise man will call at the Press unc
Banner office for prices on printed letter
heads, bill heads, note heads, or any othel
kline Of Job printing.
THE report Of the Treasurer Of the Town
Council is presented this week. 1t Is q salts
factory report and shows q good condition o
the town finances.
If you want to get some Of the stock OF thu
Holstein cattle, consult Mr.. b. w. Jones: TIT
I~Iulstein Is q most excellent and profitable
variety OF cattle.
Mr.. HANcKEI. preached last Sunday in the
Episcopal church. He Is away again In Pen
dleton, but will return In good time with Mrs
IIanckel.
Base ball Is now played in Siberia. and whcr
they wish to punish n particularly hardened
criminal, they make him act as umpire.
MEssRs. II. w. LAWSON & Co ordered
three hundred pounds Of turnip seed, anC
theirstOck Is now nearly exhausted.
JURORS, witnesses, and others having bust
ness in Court wonld do we'll to rcnG the notice
to them by the Clerk OF the Court.
MR.. PHILLIPS, WHO lives on the Andcrso;
road near Little Mountain church, has O sol
seriously sick Of typhoid fever.
TIE dwelling oi Mr.. James Tacgart in III
Flatwoods was burnt last Thursday night
Insurance in the Hartford SJD.
THE Presbyterians have extended call I,
tho Rev. Lowry Wilson. of York, and 1t !
hoped that no will accept,