The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-04-28
AppEyryIE ASn A,rCIJSTa WAR

.AUGUStl, Ul.. are SETTI1I CHNTCt WIITIG V7TTI
and meal at 56 cents per bushel free on hoard
OF cars. Freight on corn and meal t" Meteor
mick and Troy is ~ cents p"r hushel: to
Bradley and Verdery cents: Greenwond 6M
Six and Hodges lsH: Honea Path and Dom
aids llM. They will keep Car of corn at !Ab-
neville and will continue to sell at 81 cents
slntil further notice through the Press ana
Hammer. Corn In car lots one cent less Kog-
Crs & Co., Augusta, Ga.
THE Supreme Court has reversed the decs-
jon of the circuit court In the case OF jen-
nn.s and Harmon against Abheriic coun-
circuit court had no jurisdiction. This wa>
u suit brought by Jennings and Harmon TO
recover the price OF a bridge ut SearleS' lnlli.
The County Commissioners approved the
claim. Afterwards they refused payment be-
cauSe of failure Of consideration in that the
piers upon which the bridge was placed, had
fallen.
LEWIS W. SIMKISS, ESQ, of Laurens viii
Abbeville, enjoying the society OF old friends
who love him So we'll. Mr.. SimkinE is a
married man Of much felicity, and young
lawyer OF much if!Gi; distnction: zig hearted
OF him, and always glad 10 welcome him back
to his native heath.
REV. FATHER JOSEPH HEInESKANrs, $. j.,
or Augusta is expected to visit Abbeville next
week. Rev. Father Monaghan will meet him
f,ere and there viii be special services at the
Sacred Heart church during the week giving
the Catholics of AbheviRe and the vicinity
an opportunity to make the Jubilee
Miss LEGAL and Miss Leftwch, Of the Due
K-est Female College and Mrs. Pressay, OF Due
West, were among those who came from DIS
tance to take part with the Episc0palians in
*he celebration OF the anniversary OF the res
direction of our blessed Lord and Saviour.
A grand ball in the Court House will be
given by the gentlemen OF the Village on
Tue>day night the llth. FiShburn7s string
band Of Augusta will furnish the music.
Compli mentary tickets to viSitirggentlenea.
The ladies will make their dresses.
JAMES TRIPLE, ESQ, Attorney, and Mr..
a. l.. Brock, Cashier Of the Anderson Bank,
were in town last week. Mr.. Brock stopped
At Due West on his way home to visit his
Brother. Mr.. Cowan Brock.
MR. r. II. WARDLAw is n delegate from
the South Carolina Presbytery tn the general
assembly. Mai. J. 6. lowry of Chester is a
delegate from Bethel Presbytery.
Mr. J. & bonner OF the Associate Reforms
ed Presbyterian Went to Greenwood on Mon.
day to meet his family, as they returned from,
q visit to her fathers home.
MIR. LEE expects to occupy his new dwelling
by the first OF June. Mr.. Adgcr Calhoun will
then occupy the present dwelling Of Mr..
Lee.
MEssRs, a. NJ. HILL & SoSs arc already
making engagements 0ftheir fine stock and
vehicles for the Due West Commencement
Hon. J. J. DARLINGTON returned from
Washington day OF two ago. in consequence
OF the death of his cousin, William Wright.
MIR. l. D. CONNER went to Cokesbury to
attend the funeral of his brother-in,law Col
b. q. Herndon- Hc returned yesterday.
Mr.. ROGERS IS boarding at the Central
Hotel, and would advise his friends when in
Augusta to stop at the Central.
Mr.. WV. McMrRTnY and his grand daugh-
tiers, the Misses Erwin, left Monday for the
Floral Fair in Charleston.
MEssRs. ]. T. LYON AND D. i. MAHRY
wGrShiODpd with the PrpShvtpriaDS ut TnB "
Cane last Sunday.
Miss LAYMAS, Of Greenviale, is here to
teach the Catholic choir. She is stopping at
Mr.. Chalmers.
MIR. A. ROSENBERG goes back to Green
wood today and Mr.. julius VlsanSka returns
to Troy.
Mr.. w. n. GRAYDoS has n good case OF
lneaseies. He thiaks he is sick enough to
die.
MAJ ERNEST GARY. after spending a week
IN Abbevile, returned to Edgedeld last Mon
day.
Mr.. J. r CuNNrNGHAM's friends welcome
him back 10 the board OF the Central Hotel.
Mr.. MART COLEMAN Of Greenwood attend
ed church Mt CorOnaca last sunday.
RIPE Strawberries were on our streets yes
tcrday afternoon-nativc growth.
THE young ladies OF the High School will
90 picnicing next Friday week.
Mr. T. P. CorHRAS will build dwelling
on the lot beyond his fathers.
w. l.. MILLER, Esq. spent o few days al
home in Due West last syeek.
Mr.. J. &. MARSHALL has just recovered
from on attack Of measles.
CAPTAIN AND Mrs. BoSHAM will 60 on q
Journey 70 Boston.
Mrs. ]. I. MILLER of Due West is still i'm
proving in health
'DR. NEUFFER is going home to-day, to be
gone q week.
Miss LILLY HANCKEL returned yesterday
afternoon.
RAIN began to fall last night about ten
o'clock
THE Medium, office is down with the mca
.sles.
DIR. BoYCE has returned from New York.
DeS'r forget the colt show next Monday.
JrpGE CoTMRaS is al home