The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-12-22

Mr., ]. S. DAILY. OF the Green Uood Tribune
Is In charge Of the Charleston office OF the 1u:
oust1 Chronicle. In that field Mr.. Daily Will,
nave ample opportunity lor Ihg eXerc,se as c,t E
dailies can often give the country Journalist
better place on their corps than Is aHorded
in local paper.
DR.. A. P. McNEILIy of White Hall, vas ST., IN
son, Helping him 70 find his stolen horse
The Doctor and Mr.. Pinson returned TO
Green wood last night. The change Ia their
programme was effected by news OF the cap
ture of the lost horse ut Greenwood.
Mr.. s. NJ. MITcHELL, formerly OF this
village, but now of Atlanta, Georgia. came to
town yesterday evening. He Is well and IN,
vorably known here and has many g3oa
friends In this community who Will DC glad
| to give him their heartiest greeting. tie Is
good and true.
Mr.. A. ". SMITH will leave for San Fran
cisco in O few days. He goes on a mission
remainder of his days. 4 host friends extend
good wishes to hin, for a q safe Journey anu the
realization Of his fondest hopes
Miss MARION FREEMAN left for her home
in the North last Friday. Miss Freeman made
many warm friends In Abbeville. and II Is
whispered that more than one sore heart
leaves with her. One OF our young men has
heart disease buddy.
Miss HOWELL AND MISS MAMIE McINTosH
have been on a visit to their nnnt; Mrs. Lee.
dies are quite popular with Our young, peo-
ple. and their presence always adds charm
TO Abbeville society.
MIR. s. HAMMOND will have charge OF the
tan yard next year. He wants TO BUY al III sorts pr
bark. Take your hides and bark to him. He
has the money With which to pay
Mr.. J. w. WELLS. contractor and builder.
time forward. He has lived in Aobevflie for
several years. aud we are sorry to see MIN
leave our town.
MIR JOHN e. DOUGLASS. we'll known citi-
zen OF this vicinity lett here one day Inst
week, TO seek home elsewhere. We pre-
sumo bis family Will go to him AT some iothre
time.
CAPT w. d. MANN will return to his home
I'm the country on the first of the year, and
Capt, J. r. Parks will be Clerk OF the Board VI
County Commissioners.
THE valuable harm on which Mr.. Thomas
Hutchson has lived for several years VIII
be sold at public outcry on Sale Day In FeD-
ruary next
JUDGE MURRAY and George Prince. Esq,
OF Anderson. were In Abbeville one day last
week to argue mandamus case before Judge
Cothran.
MONTGOMERY MOSES, an ex-Judge In Radi
col times, dropped dead on the streets OF New
berry last Friday. He had been In his usual
health.
MR.. JOHN PENNY Of Flag Reed was taken
seriously i'll last Sunday evening with con-
gestive chill and Is now very sick OF pneu-
monla.
MR.. W. P. CALHOUN, lawyer, and editor in
General Hemphill's absence, was In the Fiat
woods lately shooting birds and looking after
rents.
MIR. J. s. BRITT was In town yesterday. A
better farmer or more thrifty citizen does not
live In Abbeville county.
DIR. ]. I4owRIE WILSON will leave to-day
to spend Christmas with his brothers family
In Nashville, Tenn.
CAPT. r.ITEs was in town yesterday to at
tend meeting Of the County Commissioners.
WIN. E. Bell will sell you dress goods as
cheap as you can buy them In any large city.
THE Abbeville Rifles having the cash In
hand, viii; order their new uniforms to-day.
THE election Of Judges Of the Eight Cir.
cui comes off to-day at twelve o'clock.
SILVER castors, te, setts, toilette setts, cups,
&c, will be sold by n. ID. Reese at Gust.
Ladies' short Wraps and New Markets Mt
cost, sizes "a, 80 and IS. VIM. E. Bell. 12E2
JUDGE MCGowAN came home last Monday
to spend the holidays.
Mr. THOMAS HUTCHINSON will live next
year on Hard Labor.
Mr. w. C. MCGOWAN has been sick, but Is
better now.
Brocade silk velvcts for less than cost. VIM.
E. Bell. 122.
Mr.. II. D. REESE will sell his silver at cost
Remnants of dress goods at VIM. E. Bell.