The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-05-23

GENERAL HEMPH1LL was chosen chairman
Of the at fne sta.e Was tSe
most famous man In the city. EVERY Douy
knew Of him from the manner IN whlcn ne
started the State officers after the panks. 1.
is thought the banks of Charleston VIII erect
q monument to him. His name has been sug.
gested for Comptrol ler-General, but he says he
is satisfied with being County Auditor.
MR.. BENET went to Atlanta yesterday,
where he is to make q speech to-day. He will
90 to Sumter next week as attorney IN u muir
der case.
WE regret that circumstances prevented us
from publishing some letters that are ON our
table. They will come next week.
IT is presumed that some of our friends
have been taught lesson as TO the lnauVlsa-
b!lity Of taking off their hannels.
MAI. ZE1GLER has been confined to his bed
fortwo weeks by something like rheumatism
the doctors call 1t sciatica
THE trade of Abbeville is first best. The
stocks OF goods are superb. No doubt about
that. Come and see.
DON'T fail to read the advertisement Of the
sale Of the personal property Of K. IL. Ward
law, deceased.
Miss JENNIE ZEIGLER, who has been at
Williamson Female College, Is at home
again.
MEssRs. CARTRIDGE and McCants, OF
Greenwood were in town Monday night.
THE farmers are two weeks behind with
their farm work.
THE Abbeville Bank is booming. Plenty
OF money.
MISS ALsroN, Of Badwell, is visiting Mrs.
MCGOWAN.
THE recent rains have been beneficial to
oats.
Just received another lot of fresh nuts at
E. L. Wilson's.
For plain and fancy candles! call on E. L.
Wilson.
The celebrated "W. L. Douglas So Shoe,' y
also full line nS 19r
In politics our motto is Tariff Reform: In
drugs, lowest prices and purest goods. Best
Patent Medicines, purest Drugs lor PrescriP'
tion work, Paints, Oils, &c: Garden Seeds,
School Books, and all specialtieS of the drug
trade. ]. B. Franks, Lowndesville, S. G.
March %, 1888, l2m.
lead pencils for 5 cts.
II slate pencils for cts.
blank book NO pages) for cts.
copy book 40 pages for cts.
lquire note paper for cts.
package envelopes for cts.
cabinet 600 assorted hair pins) for cts
four hook cloths rack for 5 cts.
large box backing for 5 cts.
spool good silk for cts.
5spooi silk twist for 5 cts.
Straw hats for cts. piece at +. a. Tenn
pleton. II
H. Nj. Haddon & Co. received this day 2
cases white goods. White plaid lawns, the
prettlest goods of the season.
8 linen finish brocade zephy rsuitings. New,
4O-inch Swiss embroideries and fluncing.
Marrow embroidery to match.
50-inch black silk lace flounclng.
5O.inch cream lace fiouncing.
59-inch chintilla lace founcing.
50-ipch oriental lace flouncng.
40-inch cream scrim for ctfrtains, tides, &C.
Il. NJ. Haddon & Co.
Millinery. More hats feathers, flowers, IAN d
rihbons inst received for the month OF Nav.
r. NJ. Haddon & Co.
Tobacco 25c pound, soap two cakes for SC.
Another lot OF SC. glassware at +. A. Temple
ton.
umbrellas at ali prices. Smith & Son.
Cheaper than Coftee-that Young Hyso
tea at fifty cents per pound. Ask for it a
White Brothers.
A fresh lot French Candy at 25c. pound.
Parched Coffee in pound packages at 25c. Tea
A. Templeton's. II
All parts OF Harness sold separately, to suit
customers. HaDd.mape. j. S. Hammond
Co.
Children South Carolina Penitentiary made
shoes at p. Rosenberg & Co.
The largest stock OF boys clothing ever
brought to this market which will be sold
cheap. p. Rosenberg & Co.
Notwithstanding the tremendous run on
our unusually large STOCK OF straw mats, VIC
still have good assortment of styles, sizes.
and prices. Give us a look. Smith & Son.
VIM. E. Bell will see that you get new and
stylish goods. am receiving by every train
new and fresh goods, one case OF dress goods
to arrive this week, 9 cases of hats and MILL
merry goods to arrive this week.
My trade has increased so rapidly this sea-
son that 1t is almost impossible to keep In
goods, but I have them coming on every
train. So don't become alarmed for fear you
won't get new and stylish dress or hat. w.
E. Bell.
Our stock OF scarfs are just superb, especial
da," "Crafton," "Anglessa," "Aylesbnry,'
and planked with Black Satin Dudelets, Black
Silk Dudlets, White Satin Dudelets, Colored
Silk and Satin Dudelets, Pique and White
Lawn Dudelets, Black and Colored Silk Ties
and Bows White Lawn Ties and Bows, Cali
CO Ties in Hand Ties-make up the hand
soonest collection of Neck Wear you ever
saw, and you should not fail to call early and
lay In supply for summer use. Smith q
Son.
Gents low quarter shoes penitentiary made
at P. Rosenberg & Co.
Just received fresh lot Of Prunclles,
Prunes and apple butter by ]. F. Miller.
The best Ham OH the market the Magnolia.
Just received fresh lot b j. F. Miller.
j. Hammond & Co., have on hand good
supply Of Homemade Harness, double an!
single, to sell for cash or to exchange for hlds
and tan bark. .