The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-06-06

NJ. F. ANsEL, ESQ, OF GreenVille, rs ID
one Of areeSyilie's4sstas EIo bus three
%as aen4e Dssd sea henH5sa he nSw Of soe
tor Of this Circuit
q negro named Thornton Hughey had diff
Guilty last week that resulted in the latter
being badly shot.
Miss SALLIE MARSHALL and Miss Lizzie
pleasant visit to Anderson, the latter from
several months attendance at school In
Charleston.
WE have had rains In abundance. The far
ners have In many instances, been unable TO
one-fourth or one-third of theeotton crop has
not been hoed. Farm work istSlly two weeks
psa.ar. War .xesa.Srs wood ,c-smn out your
bread, when bette bread may be- had from
Peter Moi IIana ut cost but little over the
Cost Of -four? Bakers bread is the healthiest
OF bread.
REV. Mr.. HANcKEL is back again. and
conducted religious services in the Episcopal
church last Sunday. His eyes are improving,
though one Of them is very seriously effected
have received In the last week n beanti
f,l line of white good, over 40 pieces OF W: ite
lawn embroidery. w. E. Bel
THE warrants for second month, for the
pensioners who drew last month have arriv-
ed and can be had by applying at the Clerk S
office.
MRS. CARTER, matron of the Lunatic Asy-
lum, is spending few days with her mother,
Mrs. Cheatham, and her son, who is sick.
The rush we had for the past months made
It impossible to keep up with our work, but
we are better prepared to sell the trade than
Bell. ~
THE Press and Banner job office is we'll sup,
piled with type, presses, and stationery. AL
work done at rock bottom prices.
The personal estate Of r. H. Wartllaw. de-
three dollars OF the appraiss ~.
DIR. L1NDsAY has returnedSlfosn the Gener-
al Assembly and will preach at Hopewell
and Lebakon next Sabbath.
Mr.. j. 8. NORWOOD is Off to Oakland, Mary
land. where Mrs. Norwood has been for sever.
al weeks, with her mother.
have received in the last week over %
dozens ladies and children hats. and our ~
pieces Of ribbons in all colors. w. f. Bell.
MRS. w. T.. MCDONALD OF Mt Carmel
spent several days last weeks with relatives
and friends In town.
IS ICE cream VIII be served this evening by
the ladies OF the Presbyterian church at the
usual place
MISS JESSIE WARpLAw OF Oxford, Miss.
is srafag Visiting her cousins Misses alie and Josie
THERE Will Oe uTeSS&&iTulc anu uiSpeC
tion Of the guns of the Ras Friday afternoon
at o'clock. - ~
If you have any printing to do, don't fail
to call at the Press and Banner office TO learn
prices.
BE sure to 60 to the charades at Ninety-SiS
on Friday night. A good time is assured tc
all.
CONSULT your interest by writing to the
Press and Banner for prices on Job printing
Miss JENNIE SMITH OF Greenwood came tc
Abbeville yesterday evening.
HON. GEORGE TOMBSTONE, OF Newberry, Is
in attendance OH the Court.
MAJ. ZEIGLER is improving slowly. He
has. been o great sufferer.
Mr.. r. P. QUARLEs went to Spartanbure
yesterday.
COLONEL r. A. CHILDs, Of Pickens is at
Court.
DR.. w. Z. WARDLAw was in town last
week.
DIR. WIDEMAN Will get well. DR.. Link says
So.
Mr.. JAMES GILLIAN, JR., of Sharon, is sick
GENERAL SHERIDAN is near the end.
OUR people honor Judge Wallace.