The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-11-25

MISS JENNIE GIBBS ana MISS 70! wv
mans, of Columbia, were guests OF MIS-. w
H. Parker, for several days recently.
MIR J. c. MILLER, merchant of this village
has sold eleven bales of cotton. made by on'
horse. He will have more to sell.
Mr.. AND Mrs. PAT CALHOUN of Atlanta
were in Abbcvilic last week, visiting friends
at the old home of the Calhouns.
MISS MATTE WILLIAMS and Miss salli'
Simonds, OF Charleston, were or n WISH Il
Mrs. John \. Calhoun last week.
Mr.. WILLIAM MAd1LL near Long Cane
made lj} bushels of corn on three acres ana ;
half of branch bottom land.
DIR. SLOAN now drives a pair OF horse:
which he bought from Messrs. WallinSford q
Russell last week. Si0O.Oo.
Miss BESSIE P: XATcE and Miss tana r.
Vance of Eden Hail.. Troy, were guests u
Judge Cothran's last Friday.
Mrs. THOMSON has rented her house y
.Jundgc Lyon. Mrs. ThomSon will live at Mr.
Joel Wier's house next year.
REV. JOHN w. DAVIS. D., d.; missionary
from China, will preach In the presbyterian
church Thursday night.
DR.. II. T. SLOAN will preach in the Preshy;
terrain church next Sabbath. a collectioh VIII
be raised for education~
DON'T send your money of for job printing
which can he done in your own town cheaper
than elsewhere.
LITTLE children nre getting their bigeessti
and longest stocking In readiness for the WISH
of santa Claus.
MISS LULA BAxfEK and Miss Mamie Nc
Caughran of Ncwbcrry, were at JuuSe CoI'i
rams last week.
THE splendid office and vault of the bank
is being put in readiness for the business o
the bank.
Miss KATE GALIioUS has gone to Charles
ton to spend the winter with her sister MIS-
SimOndS.
REV. DR.; MuLLALLy preached In the Pres
hyterian church laSl sunday morning anu
at night.
REV. DR.. Mutually and Mrs. Mutually
we're guests ut Mrs. Templetons last Friday
night.
SAVE money by buying your letter heads
and bill heads from the Press dad Hammer OIL
flee.
A GOOD marble cutter could get a job ut the
marble yard OF T. ID. Chalmers, Abhcrille.
MISS Rosa ALIEN Is at home again after
spending while with friends in Georgia.
Mr.. J. HARP VANCE was in town last week,
looking better and younger than ever.
MAJ J.. X. VANCE and Mrs. Vance were re.
cent guests of Mr.. George {. Hodges.
Miss FANNIE WARDLAw, of Newberry,
spent several days In town Inst week..
Mr.. AND Mrs :ToE CoxE. Of Grecnville
were at the New Hotel last Friday.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. A. LEE and their chill
dren are OH on 4 WISH 10 CEarlcSton.
Our stores nave an endless variety of Christ
mas goods and wedding presents.
CHRiSTMAs is coming. Do not neglect &c
make some little heart happy.
THERE is no use in sending off for job print
ing. 1t can be done at home.
THE time for paying taxes Is nearly out.
Pay at once and save trouble.
Mrs. LAwsON's store Is n beauty, with every
attraction for Santa Claus.
SENATOR MAXWELL and his wife were al
the New Hotel last week.
THE town council are contemplating the
purchase of a fire engine.
Some late style raised edge and plain visit
ing cards at Iawson's.
VIZ heal of prospective marriages in all
quarters Of the town.
THE different style of duns In our exchanges
are quite interesting.
Mrs. LONG, of Georgia is on q visit to hel
mother, Mrs. Allen.
MI. w. s. CornRAN is assisting the Treas
urer this week.
Mr.. T.. W. Perrin and family are off on a
visit to York.
Mr.. WILLIAM MAG1LL has a good milk
COW for sale.
WE have had most delightful weather fol
w weeks.
THERE is a demand for a stray mule now
and then.
Mr.. J. a. HARRIS has bought Judge Lyons
dwelling.
Linen paper and envelopes in boxes at Law
sons.
THE bridal wave has not yet receded
The bird hunters are at large.