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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-02
DEATHS.

KlMBLE -On Thursday July !. Myrtle
g., youngest daughter Of Rathmell W aud
Mary y. kimble, aged months and l
day.
Relatives and friencs are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral from tie residence
OF her parents Scott street between l3tn and
18th. OIL sunday, ,'uly 1. at O'clock p, m .
Internent at mt. Salem Cemetery. Ser
vices at the house.
"Our nrst In Heaven
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IO-mOrrOw

Sale positively closes this SATURDAY.
> uIy Sd, II p. m 3 East Fourth street
remainder Of the clothing of the late
Baltimore fire. Every body In need nj
clothing should call at No. ) East An
street
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DR.. SlMM
VEG ETABLE PILLS
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.

MANkIND'S FANORITEP ILLb
The most famous liver medicine on earth.
No gripping sickness weakness attend thei'
operation. They do not leave tho bowels COS
tive. They to-. 8 strengthen the liver anc
act on the kidneys, stomach and skin. cur
ing liver complaint, sick headache, neural
giR, biliousuess, pain In the side or bacf
pain IN the novels, Kidneys or bladder, etc
Very valuable IN dyspepsia, malaria fever o.
dumb aRue, ehills and fever, general weaE
ness. ioss of appetite, etc. They arc spiehG q
for weakly females as an assistance 20 kosp
the system healthy They a-tendorsed art =
CON amended By thousands 8 thesnicest pur.
gatiye and splendid liver medicine. Els
xantly sugar-coated, 70 cents boz; family
boxes, six In one, IL. Sent By mail. Sold by
leading dealers IN medicine. Main depot
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, I'cl.
and No. coz Arch street Philadslphis.
nOv2g-l
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ECONOMY.

The average workingman wants to do the
best he can these times, and get all he can tor
his money. Our Summer Clothing is SO priced
that it is practical economy to buy of U.S. We
save you money, we give you the best goods
you can get anywhere in the State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-02

Last night a co.o a5 the stsble !
Frank Seeney enbei Vv,,rtb, and VI
found by some OF the n lnt spegia
became very impertiuepnn%a TO e|
Ger Meachem, who haP p tho hall 1
the vicinity, took him a, 70 @n oI inp'|
this morning Judge ou
a fine of AS and costs
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The Calcium Lamp fuIrer'
6o-Candie Power.

OS"S6nOle rover.
This burner has recently had
seven patented Improvements
added, which makes it now er.
feet, and which we can Prove to
the most sheptical, is tie best
burner in the market giving as
large a light. Its superiority
and ad vantsges over all other
Burners are the following, and
which no other possess:
lst.-Thlee large openings, !
inch diameter, for central
draft.
2nd.-Perfsct and improved
distinguishing cap, which, when
the wick is tn ned down to cE-
ltinguish the light, the cap fails
ON the tube, extinguisEes the
light and remains there, thus a..
lowing no smoke to escape.
3rd.-Uses a round, seamless
wick, which can be adjusted by
any one in half q minute or less.
4th BY admitting n full draft
of air through the Burner and
its scientific construction, the
gas of the oil is also con- umed,
which causes it to use less oil
than any other made that gives
as large light,
9th. A whittier and more bril-.
liant flame.
9th. Made of heavier metal
and more durable.
For sale only by
L. LEWIS ROW,
Wholesale nd Retail,
Alb KING STREET.
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We RE GETTING THERE,

We mean TO the close of
such a season rs we have
never had before, and are
extremely anxious to reduce
our Stock We have an i'm
mense Stock Of Thin Goods
for Sumner Wear. Mohairs.
Alpaccas, Seersuckers and
all the novelties; also Serges
and flames of our own
make. All prices are re-
duced 10 per cent. in
clothing for cash, as we
wish tn reduce Stock. Our
Custom Department is as
ever at your service; fully
prepared to assist you in
keeping cool and comfort
able by wearing our cloth
ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-02

OST-uN JULY l,WHILE DRIVIN4,A
\ lady's black coat. The finder will be
suitably rewarded on leaving 1t at SIS
Frank lin street iy22ts
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WAN ED-A SITUATION AS BOOK
W keeper or salesman, by middle
ence. CAN on or address j, Southwest
corner OF Tenth and ShipIey strests Jy2-l2.
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NAEIEi-A LAljI DESIRES a
w situation az EouseA eeper or dress
naking Best - reference, 40 ob,ectt"n.
10 country Address N mis- office ~ o.
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This 4. Newa since !"

Yesterday's PhiladelphIa f'. .1rgya,,rO,pdd|
j. Barton Cheyney, ing the bf,
"dramstio critic" is fisns d. sssasOr
ing Of bad shows there ne1.
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OSf -ON THE EXCURSION TO IOI-
- chetter on July lst an ebony charm.
Suitable reward upon return to this office, It's
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Etuk >ALE--k pow.
Y en.ine Also two small engines q
khdilnE wagon, cart and d power press.
=. HIFItL.
JyE'ot 20 E9 Second stree,
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Tuning. etc. at 800 W. OIL y
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-14

for his brilliant race for Governor OF Georgia..
Friend Walsh was mistaken i'll his course.
Gordon is foul-milc horse, and the idea OF
entering II quarter horse against him is sim
ply ridiculous. We hope, now, the CNrontcte
will give us something else beside "l'aron."
\ change of diet is good for the whnlcSomc.
Capt. VI. l.. Bonhan, Gen. II. X. licmphi!l,
Mai. Daly and Mr.. Hugh Wilson, have been
appointed on some important committees
We hDpU they will homer us with their pres
cnce on the 10th of August.
DR. Wenck, q born artist, is superintendent
of the art department al our fair. SO you
may depend upon everything being nicely
and properly arranged.
All fancy articles Tor entry must be sent IN
10 either Of the Supcrintcndents, Capt. l., NJ.
LipScomb or Mr.. J. -. Watson.
Capt. Hale who has been absent for some
time IN business is at home. lie canvasscd
Georgia for Gordon and Bacon.
The correspondent of the GreenpOod 1rtb-
vue from this place proposes to bury the
hatchct, &C., &C. Well, we have never had
any aninoSity towards Greenwood, and con-
scquentiy have no hatchct to bury. Being
avcrSc to anything like max ing apologies for
fi,ncied injuries, we must dissent. We are
not con SciouS of ever having done any wrong
towards the good people OF Greenwood. and
consequently cannotput ourselves in doubt
Gul position. We hope they, as proud, IN
dependent people, will accord to us all that
we are entitled to and that they, as we'll as
ourselves, will bui!d up and prosper. But we
believe in everybody running their own skill
let: but If we can help Greenwood without
injury to ourselves, we will most aSSnredly
do it, We invite them nll down to our Fair,
and then we can show them how clever and
kind we arc, and we hope If they have any
"'0'e' EAST END.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

VIC are authorized to announce DR.. GEORGE
II. WADDEI.L MS candidate for the Legisla-
ture, subject to the Democratic primaries.
Editor Press and Banner:
Believing that the farmers should have rep
rcsentation in the next Legislature from this
County and us Capt. W. a. MOORE is one Of
our most prominent and most successful farm
ers, we hereby nominate him as candidate
for the House of Representatives. VOTERS.
We arc authorized to announce Captain r.
]. ROBINSON as n candidate for the Legisla.
ture, subject 10 the Democratic primaries. =
We are authorized to announce Colonel
ORVILLE T. CALHOUN as q candidate for q
scat In the House Of Representatives.
We are authorized to announce Hon. W. II.
PARKER as candidate for reelection to a
scat in the House Of Representatives..
We are authorized to announce ELLIS G.
GRAYDON, Esq, as candidate for nomina-
tion for the House Of Representatives by the
Democratic party at the Primary Election.
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Congressional Chronology,
anderson Journal.


Col. w. II. D.. Gaillard of Pendletcn has
kindly furnished us with the following; list OF
the members OF Congress from the western
part OF South Carolina, comprising what Is
now the Third District, slice lIn0, giving
their place of residence and date OF service:
1859 10 lTG1, Adccmus Burke Of Nineir-SiX.
l7gl to 11G, no report.
Governor, and tor whom PiclenS County
was named, who lived ut the Cherry Place on
Seneca River.
17n5 to l7g7, Samuel Earle. who lived 1T Bca-
ver,lam, in the lower edge Of what Is now
UconCc County.
lT91 to lSB, no report.
11O3 TO lSl5, John l3. Earle, aftcrward Adju-
tant and Inspector General, who also lived Ut
Deaverdam.
1905 TO 1907, Elias Earle Of Ccntrcvil!n, now
in Anderson County. 1lo was the father Of
the late Elias Earle of our town, nnu grand
father OF T.. Preston Earle OF AndcrSonr Vile.
1907 to 1911, j. l.. AlsLon OF Grccnyillc.
1911 10 1915, Elias Earle served l.s second
and third terms.
1918 to ISL, 10 report
1877 to lS2l, Elias Earle served his fourth
and fifth terms.
1921 to 1897, J. Wilson, Saluda.
1877 TO 1885, Warren r. Davis OF Pcndlcton.
lS:t5 to ls4l, Waduy Thompson, Jr., Grcen-
Vile.
ISL to 1873, W. Butler of Grcenvlle.
1873 tu 1870, II. L. Simpson Of PendlctGn.
1850 to lStpI, .JilS. r.. Orr of Anderson.
1860, \. -. Ashcmorc OF Anderson, was elect
ed, but did not serve his term on account U!
secession.
In ISl;S. ]. p. Reed Of Anderson, was elected,
gave his scat TO solomon J., Hog, OF Ohio,
who sojourncd Il while in Columbia
In. lSTt, u. Wyatt Aiken, Of CokcSbury, de-
frateu IIogc, and has held the scat eve: since.
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, July Il, 1885.
nnath Of Mrs. 4. VI. Hill.

Mrs Jane Hill, the beloved wife OF Mr.. \.
NJ. Hill, died ut their home, some two miles in
the country, last Friday morning, July s, lSS6,
after Il short illness. She was taken sick only
I few days before her death, but her !! lncSS
from the first was such us TO lead her friends
to fear that her sickness might prove Elt:l!.
Her physicians remained by her bedside for
much OF the time, and every thing that mcdi-
cal skill could conceive, or Kind hearts SuG.
@eSt was done to alleviate her Suflcrings ana
40 restore her, but all OF no avail. She contin-
ued To sink until about sunrise on Friday
morning, when her spirit returned to the Gou
who gave ii.
Mrs Hill was we'll known to the people OF
.AbbeVilc village, and her death is much re-
S1ctlcd. while great sympathy is ltlt lor hGi
bereaved husband who is deSolate and lonely
indeed without his hciovcd wife. They were
past The meridian OF life; their union was
pleasant and their lives wc:e happy in each
other. They had recently moved to their
charming home in the country, and much ol
their time for this year had been spent to%etll-
er in Ucautilying and in making more attrac-
tive the place where they had reason to be
lieve they would spend many years OF health
and happiness.
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Sherif's Sale.

Monroe Bros IL ca. and others VS.. John a.
Moore -Sundry Executions.
DY virtue of sundry executions to me direct
q ed, in the above stated ease, VIII sell TO
the highest bidder ~ public auction. within
the legal hours o; sale. ut Abbevillc Z. l., on
Monday, the ii day of August, 1SSi,. all The
right. title and interest of John y. Moore IN
the following described property. to vii: All
that tract or parcel of land, situate. lying ana
being i'm the County of Abbevilie, State of
South Carolina, containing
TWENTY-FIVE (22) ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands of j. +. phil
lips, Luther Kinard. Mrs Shcram and others.
Also, all the interest of the said John y.
Moore, (bring one.third) in tract or paIccl "i
land in the County and state aforesaid, con-
talning
moro or less bounded by lands of DIR. w. l..
\ AndcrSon Jainrs Seal and :. Il. MarShaii.
Also,
ONE LOT OF LAND. and tho TWO-STOli1
BRICK STORE BUILDING
thereon, on Cambridge street, in the town Of
and latrly occupied by jeff. d..
lIopr,, rs Il general store. Also. all the inter
est of the said John 4. Moore being onc-hali)
IN 4 LOT. and the STORE BUILDING
thereon, on Cambridge street, in the town of
Ninrtv-SiX, and now orc!Inicl as Il drug store.
I rvird on and to hc sold as the property of
John 4, Moore, 10 satisfy the aforesaid cNccu-
lions and costs. TERAlS-tASlI.
j. +. {. Drpl;E, $. y. {.
July 0, ISS6. If
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Mccormick Matters.

MCCORMIcK July 10, 1856
Our new depot is completed and adds much
tU the looks of the tn..n. The railroad Off
cials have moved in to their new quarters. and
our depot agent, Mr. j =. McIanc, Is always
a. his post, polite and attentive to all.
The High School DIT this place taught by
Prof. Robinson aud his daughter Miss Clara,
las closed for the summer holidays.
Capt. Robinson will occupy himself during
INC holidays in canvnS>lng the county. He
has been nominated by his friends IOr u Scut
in the House of Representatives.
The ladies of the town gave II festival last
Wednesday for the benefit OF the Baptist
church.
4 new bell will shortly bcput in tho Bap
tiSt church.
Oar town is on n building boom, two ol
three new stores andtwo new dwelling houses
will soon be built.
Our farmers will probably make an average
crop of cotton If they can get it, worked out
The rain has done much damage to the crop
but it is now improving.
Upland corn, that has been worked, is very
hRC in this section
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Important Decision.

At the late term of the Court in Marion
County, His Honor Judge PRESLEY made the
following order In an Important case. y citi-
zen had been indicted for erecting and keep
ing Il mil-dam, which in was alleged WAS :,
Gated. The decision is one Of general inter.
est, SO far as the powers oiCounty Commissions
erS extend:
at appearing to the Court that there is an
Indictment for Il nuisance alleged 10 be Great
cd an maintained by erecting and maintain.
ing 4 mi-dam In Marion County, and 1t he.
ing the Judgment of the Court that sole jurlS.
diclion TO abate such Il nuisance Is by law
vested i'm the County Commissioners of said
County; this Court has, therefore, no original
jurisdiction in the matter and the indictment
is ordered To be OIaShcd.N
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FOR. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

We are authorized to announce Captain ].
N. KING, OF Ninety-Six,' as 4 candidate for
County Commissioner, subject TO the action Of
the Democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. w. H.
WHITLOCK, of New Market, rs a candidate
for County Commissioner, subjectto the DEM
ocratic primaries.
Capt. JOEL w. LITES is announced rs n
candidate for County Commissioner, subject
to the action Of the Democratic primaries.
TROY.
The Donaldsrile Democratic club unani-
mously nominate Capt. G. NJ. MATTISON rs
q candidate for County Commissioner, at the
ensuing election, subject TO the action Of the
primary election.
The many friends of JAMES A. MCCOItD
announce him as candidate for reelection
to the office Of County Commissioner at the
coming election, subject to the action Of the
Democratic primaries.
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W. V. CLiN
Medium copy. q

The GrccnviIle and Laurrn$ Railroad is
now completed to within two miles of Green
VILE, ana the whistle 0t the locomotive Is
now heard by the dcnizcn OF that city. The
city: and aS this gives the Georgia Central
quite an advantage over the Eiclimnrd and
DanviIlr, the latter road, it Is said, will move
its depot further in. 1t is further stated thai
the X. Il d., will get control OF the city raul
way and deliver ireig hts free of drtyagc. The
Georgia Ccntra! proposes 10 build Il large cot
ton platform, which will be free for the use OF
buyers ana the public in general. The inui-
Ell atoms are that these two gigantic railroad
corporations will soon be measuring swords
in earucSt-
Millinery, millinery, in all the new goods,
at WIN. L. Bells. III
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SheriTs Sale.

A. Broffman G. Co.. and others against Mrs. 8. !,
D.. A. Glover.
by virture Of Sundry Executions to me de.
- rected, in tre above stated case, I will sell
to the highest bidder, ut Public Auction,
within the legal hours OF sale, at Abbeville
August a. ID. 1885 the following described pro-
pe,ty to wit: All thattract or parcel OF Land.
situate, lying and being In the County OF Ab-t
beville South Carolina, and containing s
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE;
= ''.' ACRES, ; -.
more or less, and bounded by isnds of Pill,
Cook, J. F.. Clinkscaies, ;Hobt.; CresswelE
james Langley and Others, Levied on and tn,
be sold Us the property OF Mrs. s. A. Glover to
satisfy the aforesaid Execution and cost. y.
TERMS-Cash. Sold at the RISK Of the fqr.
mer purchaser. J.
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Iuly a. 1856 At
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and Augusta Warehouse

We have in stock ut nj times large clnslgn-
mcnts Of Meat, Coxa, Flour. Meal, Hams,
Lard, Bran, Mill Feed. Hay, Sugars, Coffee,
Molusscs and many other goods too nuncr-
Gus to mention. We can deliver your goods
at your depot. Wa make a specially Of good
goods, low prices and guarantee satisfaction
In every res pect Any orders from Abbcvillc
county will have our best attention. In re-
nittIng us money to cover order, send by
registered letter, 1t will only cost you ten
ccrts We can deliver you your sooIls at any
depot in the up-country i'm three TO fol,r days
after order is received. All goods spot &:aSh.
Rogers IL Co, Wholesale Commission Mcr-
ch;lllts, lI5 Jackson Street, Augusta, Ga.
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

Editor Press und Banner:
We respectfully nominate MIA. w. JONES
for the office of County Auditor, subject to the
action of the primaries. By reason OF his eX-
perience in business he is peculiarly we'll
qualified to discharge the duties of that office.
DEMOCRAT.
We are authorized to announce Capt. J. T..
PARKS az u candidate for recommendation
for County Auditor, subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries.
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Stripe Tukool, something new for ladies
and ciIilurrn's 5 dresses at VIM. +. Bells. :'-"l
LIEN blanks which are intended to protect
merchants for advances on crops are printed
and ready for sale 1T the Press tnd Bot'nt1'
Office.
Horse Shoe soap. (Armstr0nG pays so much
Il box 10 ;hr cnlnrrd University III Columbia
for every box of lhiS st;lp sold in the stated AT
T.. \. Tcmplcton * Co.'S under the hotel. 5-2G
Notions of all kinds very cheap at j.. A..
Templrton Il Cos. o-2h
Cheap cr0ckcry, cheap crockcry ut T. n.
Tcmplrton \ Cos. o--o
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THE FRALEYs
QUILTING FRAME.

rI,HE ONLY THOROUGHLY PRACTICAIE.
! invention for making QUILTS and CONS
Works equally we'll OH all tho different
makes of machines, and does all manner Gf
quilting. ~
BILE, and three 10 four hours to make quilt ,
Will make Quilts md Conlfortables OF any
size. With this QUILTING FRAME, quilt
ing Is done with less effort on the part Of The
operator than any other sewing within the
range of the Sewing Machine. It works like
a charm. Examine IL, and see for yourself
No Family Sewing Machine is complete with
out this attachment.
J. L. SIMPSON, Agent.
Jan. q. 1856, II
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CANDIDATES..
FOR CONGRESS.

The friends of Judge J. S. COTHRAN an
nounce him as q candidate for Congress from
the Third Congressional District subject to
the action Of the Democratic primary or con-
vcntion, whichever plan may be adopted.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce J. FULLER
LYON, Esa., as candidate for reelection to
the office OF Probate Judge at the coming cleo
tion, subject to the action of the Democratic
primaries.
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Meeting Postponed.

The meeting OF the members of Company
G. IDS. Z. W, is postponed until saturday.
July ~. This is done because of the absence
OF Mr.. Wilson at the meeting OF the PrehS As
sociatiOn. The readers OF the Press and Ban
slcr arc requested to extend this notice. The
object Of the meeting ut Abbrvillc {. H., Oh
the 2Ith Of July is to complete record of The
notable events connected with the Company
and the respective different members, and to
secure Il correct roll of the Company.
HUGH WILSON,
W. V. CLINESCALES,
Medium copy. or Committee.
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FOR THE STATE SENATE.

The many friends of Gen. ROBERT r.
HEMPHILL announce him as a candidate
for The State Senate, from Abbcville County,
subject to the action of the Democratic prl-
maries.
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Wei have bought for the first Of August de-
livery twenty car loads OF pure ket RuSt
Proof Oats. Parties in Carolina needing oats
can save money by corresponding With us
early in the season. Oats will be higher this
season as there is only I'D per cent. ol crop
made. BUY your oats early so rs TO i,ct low
prices. Rogers d Co., llo JlCksOn 0Lrcet AL
guSia, Ga.
White dress robes, in beautiful styles, at all
prices. VIM. Il. Bell. 81
The lace braid hat. This shape will jccome
immensely popular before the season is over.
Every lady should have one. VIM. E Bell
33l
can get you up something new and nice in
hats. Vim. L. Bell. I-2l
If anything wanted in the stationery line
don't fail TO examine our stock. pr.ccs 10
suit the times speed Il Ncuiltr 2-l7
White goods, lawn plaids, nansook plaids.
Victoria, India and Persian lawns 'rom q
cents up, at VIM. T.. Bells. 3-5l.
Braids! braids! Novelty, Star, Feather lIur-
cuIrsc. silk, black and cnlorcd, silver and
gold braid. VIM. T.. Bell. 33l
Corsrts! corscts! DR. Warmers Health Tam
pico rnd Bulls Health Preserving Corset.
VIM. L.. Bell. 81
Dress goods; killer cloth, nuns Yelling En-
gliSli plai,l.:, Henrietta cluih black ami col
orrd cashmere, and stripe buuclc cloth for
combination suits. Win. l.. Bell. 3-3l
ENVELOPES with Your card OH them 1T very
low figures can be had AT the Press uHl Ian
,lrr Office.
EVERYBODY uses letter heads, anl 1t is
strange that you do not go tn the Pr"SS uItd
E.,nncr office and grL them printed.
Novelties in hat anu bonnet trimn Ing at
VIM. T., Bells. Iii.
Ladies' collars with cape from DC TO DC.
Wm. II. Bell. I-2l
Large white plaid lawns for dresses, some
thing beautiful III VIM. l.. Bells. III
Never before was such beautiful millinery
shown as we will exhibit this season. Wni.
l., Bell. 3-3i
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Buggy Aprons.

- gy wants-a waterproof apron TO keep cR
the rain and mud. For sale cheap. Call and
get one before they are all gone, from
THoS. BEGGs :.
April 81, 1886. =
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-07-14
Attention, Ladies.

yIyHEN you are invited to ride In buggy
w to Due West or anywhere else, sce that
your relative or friend has got one OF those
nice Linen Lap Robes from the subscriber.
1t may save you nice dress. 3,
April 7, 1856, II THOS: BEGGS.