The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-09-19

PROF. BELLS High School at Princeton
Laurens county, will open October 1st Tul
tion .and board reasonable; discipline milo
but firm; last years roll numbered "a. FOL
catalogue address Prot. w. c. Bell, at Prince
ton. A better school cannot be found In this
part Of the county, and none are more deaerv
Ing OF public confidence than Prof. w. G
THE G. & G: road, it is thought. viii be
bia, and between Spartanburg and Colum'
bia by to-day or tomorrow. To repair the
damage between Ninety-Six and NeWberry
will require perhaps week or more yet.
MRS. Gus RIcBEY came home last Friday
S@ bssn RHne snse they left VIE
learn that case Of yellow fever was discover
ed next door. and she and her children took
immediate flight.
R. 8. GALLOWAY, has for rent, q good one
horse farm and large six roomed DWELLING
and plenty out houses miles from Due
West. 100 acres in pasture running right uF
to dwelling. 80 acres land can be put IN culti
walton If desired. #
MR.. GEORGES. WILSON, is bridge bull.
der from Buildersville. He took down the
Warrenton bridge, which had washed down
the stream, and either f1oated or hauled the
timbers back, and rebuilt the bridge In 9
day.
Mr.. EUGENE L. WILSON 4 Co.. are opening
sh Se n
:
few days. Look out for their advertisement,
next week.
You should read Messrs. r. NJ. Haddon 4
Co.'s advertisement in this issue. They carry
an immense stock Of ladies goods exclusively
and can supply all their lady customers.
IT is reported that Eliza Williams, colored
who was cook for Colonel Robertson, and nj
forwards cook for Mr.. Haddon, was drowned
in Augusta last week.
THE County Commissioners think 1t VIII
take $4,000 to rebuild. our bridges on the
most economical scale. To raise this amount
will require levy Of two mills.
PROF. PAUL GRIER was assisting Mr.. Klugh
last Friday in the examination Of compett
tive applicants for appointments to the Cita
del.
THE young ladies of the Methodist church
will havo the popular opera 'Chlmes Nor
mandy" soon, to get new organ for church
A YOUNG lady wishes situation as teach
II TEACHER" Greenwood. S. c.
w. N. GRAYDoN, ESQ.,, is now boarding at
tho New Hotel, with headquarters at Mr.
Seals dwelling house up street.
JUDGE CALVERT was on our streets last Fri
day. He has no notion OF run ming for Clerk
OF the Court so far as learned.
Mr.. WILL MORSE, brother of Mr.. A; B
Morse Is now clerking in Messrs. w. Joe
Smith 3 grocery store.
DIED, on Friday, Sept. 7, 1888, Desdemona
infant daughter OF B. A. and Annie Law Ear
ly, aged six months.
REV. AND Mrs. HANCKEL returned home
Saturday after spending several months II
the mountains.
Who ever heard of starch at cents pei
pound? Large lump at this price ut F. A
Templeton's.
THE Court House now has crepe on its
doors, in respect to the memory OF Majol
Zeigler.
some time in the mountains, are at home
again.
MISS ADDIE RUSSELL left Monday to at
tend the Charlotte Female Institute.
Mr.. j. II. CHILEs, JR., of Bradley, spen
Sunday with friends in Abbeville.
THERE was o political caucus Monday
night, at which we were not present.
Mr.. w. C. MCGOWAN and family returned
from the mountains yesterday.
CONGRESSMAN W. H. PERRY, of Greenville
is renominated for Congress.
Mr.. w. f. BELL will return next Frida!
with his bride.
MISS NETTIE RUSSELL is visiting friend
Charlotte, n. {.
THE infant son Of Mr.. VIM E. Ellis d!et
yesterday.
Mr.. BENET is off, attending the Lauren
Court
PROF. JOHN G. CLIsKscALEs Of Anderson
is In town.
Miss HOOD, is back at Mr.. Bells Milliner
store.
MR., w. d. LoMAx is sick in New York,
DE-. A. B. G. LINDSAY Is quite sick.