The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-09-25

We are making strenuous efforts to estab-
lish closer and larger business relations with
the farmers of our county, and we have yet To
find the farmer, who having once kept n
Bank account, and fully realizing its advan.
tages, that would return TO the old system OF
doing business. The National Bank OF Abbe'
vile.
, Mr.. E. C. McCANrs and Miss Theresa Lips.
comb were married in Greenwood. Thursday
evening by the Rev. Matthews. They came
Immediately to Abbeville and spent several
days with his mother Mrs. Moore. We wish
them long and happy life.
THE Oil Mill Company are doing all they
can to forward the work on their mills, bu,
obstacles have been met and they are not pro-
crossing as fast as they could wish, though
the mill will be ready in good time.
The astute man of business deposits his
money in Bank to keep 1t safe, and to have 1t
convenient to check against as funds are
needed, therefore. deposit your money with
the National Bank of Abbeville.
WE are having quite run of job printing
now. Our prices are low and our work, we
fair prices insures o reasonable share Of the
public patronage. g..
THE Abbevlle merchants have laid in
choice stocks of goods, and are prepared TO
offer special inducements to purchasers. II
will pay buyers to come here to get what they
want
MISS LILA CALHOUN, of Gainesville, Ga, Is
on q visit to MIR. Marshall's family. Miss Lila
has many friends who are glad to welcome
her bright face in Abbeville again.
THE store of Messrs. P. Rosenberg & Co.,
will be closed on Thursday and Friday Sept.
26 and 9th and on Saturday Oct. 5th on &C.
count Of religious holidays.
Miss MARIE POWER, one OF the most &C
complished and popular of Due Vests
charming daughters Is visiting Miss Maggie
Brooks OF our town.
ABBEy1LLE and Donnaldsvile base ball
clubs played yesterday evening on the
grounds of the former. Result, II to 2, In IA
vor Of the latter.
WE had wind and rain Monday night, and
the dark ness was notable. Yesterday morn.
day.
Faithful and prompt attention guaranteed
to ali matters OF business entrusted to the
care of the National Bank of Abbeville.
THE Rev. Coke Smith, of Spartanburg,
preached two very fine sermons in the Meth.
odist church last Sunday.
MIR. ISAAC RICHEY, formerly of this ooun-
ty, died at Anderson, Sept. q, and was buried
at Greenville church.
Mr.. CLAUDE GAMBRELL, Mr.. Charlie Ham,
mond, Mr. Andrew Lyon, leave on Saturday
for Wofford College .'
MRS. ANNA WILLIAMS, and her sister Miss
Rosa Hamblin, come last week to see their
aunt, Mrs. Kirby.
MAJOR j. K. VANCE was among the prom.
last Monday.
Mr.. w. H. PARKER's family have returned
home after spending the summer In Cashiers
Valley.
MISS ALICE WARDLAw, Of Baltimore, Is
spending sometime with relatives in town.
Mr.. w. N. GRAYDoN was called to Green
vile on Tuesday on important business
MISS LOUISE CALHOUN, Of Augusta, is on q
visit to her sister Mrs. NJ. p. DeBruhl.
Mr.. l.. L. OWEN. Of Acworth, Ca, is on q
visit to his sister Mrs. P. B. Speed.
MRS. NEEL and Miss Belle Noel, Of Troy,
were in town shopping OH Friday.
Mrs. A. w. SMITH, is on n visit TO her moth
er Mrs. Noble in Fairfield county.
Prompt, reliable, liberal with all its dealers,
the National Bank OF Abbcville.
DON'T forget, when you want to buy goods,
that Abbeville is good market.
Mr.. JAMES PERRIN and Mr. Robert Perrin
leave Monday for the Citadel.
MRS. MOORE is with her son Mr.. Chaplin
Moore In Columbia.