The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-09-18

n IL Chambers cotton ar.
Fhe bf the best for this sea-
n, b States, and with their
LAY Farmers on the Savannah
s1oringS cotton TO Lowndesville
1hg assuredof highest market price.
ni7ne nin Meeting.
Rev. A. j. Ca,nI Rev. r. r. Dagnel and
Rev. Augustus. g are conducting revival
meeting in the, hodist church ut Hodes.
Considerable he Is IS manlles'ed
Will me Business.
We learn tn bl T. ]. Ellis, of Hodges,
will resume br.V this Fall.
Or
One of the lat wealthiest and most sue
cessful bankera. 4e' country remarked the
other day, on bed f$ rallied on account of his
liberal aud exte, We advertising patronage
in newspapers. III would sooner take down
my sign than discontinue my advertising.
You must catch lhe public eye If you expect
to catch the put ic purse, and the standing
newspaper aduA 5rtisement, when changed
freouen 'iy, is bktfer, cheaper. and n thousand
times more effdc4 4ive'than reading notices or
circulars rhereHis Is no business so. high, so
strong or so eXclHlsiv that il cannot be bene-
fitted by advertising. 1 would as soon think
of doing business2 without clerks as without
newspaper adyey1sing." -
PROF. JAMEsS PERRIN left AbbeviN last
Thursday, for lid hew home in Halle lrst
Mississippi. W wheS3 he will have charge of the
village school, ,whi@ th is most cordially and lib
erally supported ~ the people. Unanimity
of sentiment in ad community is worth much.
not in material lr htters. but in educational af-
fairs as we'll. EeX ommunity where the rights
and preudices, AiVnay be, OF minorities are
respected, Is b0HnYd to prosper more than
those communihEB which wrangle and seek
to cast odium onf4 nose who may differ from
the rest. aI0
The surveyorsozt the G. c. & n. Road, who
left Green wood laSt week on new survey,
reached Abbevllt4 in due time. We learn
that they found Route some nearer than the
last preceding survey, but IL was over a
rougher country The last change OF survey
was only from Greenwood to Long Cane
from that point the route is the same as the
II has been suggasted to us, that ten thous-
and hands Will tbe 3lt work on the road in a
very short time. Three thousand hands are
now at work this side Of Chester.
The money to- co3ltract the road is already
in hand. t@t
GRAND opening at Il. NJ. Haddon & Co..
next week, contibenceing Wednesday 26tb.
The ladies Of the town and county are invit.
ed to inspect their stock. The latest styles In
hats bonnets. dresses, ETC., will be displayed
in the most attractive manner. AS the exhi-
bition will continue for four days. Many
ladies from the country will have an oppor-
tunity of seeing th cir stock. Haddon & Co..
never fail to have Il full stock of the most
fashionable goods. You should not fail TO Wis.
it their store.
THE children of the late Mr.. Andrew Ward
law left on Mopday last for Darlington. They
eldest son WHIP has charge OF the graded
school. Our people are indeed sorry to lose
such pleasant amiiy from our town, and
their best wish |esattend them in their new
home. rs
We are makibsstrenuou efforts u estab-.
Iish closer and Hanger business relations with
the farmers of dur county, and we have yet to
find the farm$r, who having once kept a
Bank account, sEm fully realizing its advan.
tageS that woutdreturn to the old system of
doing business. fhe National Bank of Abbe-
willie. la
Baker, Matthews & Chambers were so busy
last week gettihgther immense Fall stock
in shape, they EAicd to get their advertise
ment ready forl fhe press. They believe In
printers ink anhyou always rely on what
they say. ThcHsill come to you next week
laden with good Jews.
PROF. JAMEslS PERRIN returned to Ha-
zlehurst, Miss on last Thursday, where he
has large and fiourishing school. Abbe-
VILE takes great interest in her sons, who
have left to make their homes in other
States, and wishes them every success.
OUR millinery stores are being filled from
floor TO ceiling with the loveiest and choicest
goods to beautifybur charming ladies. Their
places are rs beaut iful as possible, and their
s>ods are just pretty enough TO make the
piaf'-cst woman Evinely fair.
Three ca loadspf steel rails for the Able.
vile branch lscvcd last week. This Is
en9ugh ni,io TO hlf mile of track; The
ADoeFilie DTintchN'S never in as good con-
still further ind Esovemeat. ~ - "
MIR. FRAZlER4IvINGSroN will move his
. family to Columbia this week to educate his
sons and open a: large boarding house. We
are very sorry o lose such good citizens, but
wish them heath and prosperity in their new
home.
The astute nan Of business deposits his
money IN Bank 10 keep it safe. and to have it
needed therefore. deposit your money with
the National Baak of Abbevile.
MISS MAMIE McDoNALD returned on last
TUESDAY, her reputation as good Milliner is
well known in Abbevilo Co. MeSsrs. r. NJ.
Haddon & Co., ;fre fortunate in securing her
services again.
MR. ROBERT MAJOR, of Coronaca, and Mr.
Josepn aiken W1ere ut Abbcville last week to
/, attend the eXamination for the University
SchGlarshlp. We have not learned the re-
suit. IL
A choir convetton OF the coIored Mctho
l dist church was hrd in st. Peters church
August 22nd. The objett of the convention
10 improve thf singing in the churches.
Mr.. CLARENCE DCSENBERRY, Alliance
Fegher. has bought the scales on the Public
quare, formerly owned by Mr.. Joseph S
hammond. Thfprice paid was $50.
Mr.. WILLIAM tGRAYDoNs mother and Sis
terS nave ielt Green wood and are now living
with him in the tScal house We are very
Piad 10 welcome fhem to Abbeville.
1oU should read H. NJ. Haddon & Co.'S adver
lsement IN thlS tnSue. They carry an i'm
nehse STOCK OF la Hes goods exclusively and
ean supply all the9k lady customers
Miss LUCIA McdnwAN left home Monday
xJnorning for SparIanburg to visit Miss Rosa
McGowan. She &Ril visit New York and
baltimore before. 4&urning home.
Mr.. r. G. McLAEsS, our efficient and active
fchool comm i5siot tner was q town last Satur
lay. Mr.. Melee BIS doing a good work in tho
hardest Office /" Ii acceptably.
MRS. 5. j.. EEitbbLER and children who
nave heen spend:nE &c summer at Bordeaux
&ieft Tuesday for II rc, willie on the way to
heir home in Shreveport, La
! Mr.. AND Mrs. MIC NrosII and Mr. Guy
Mcintosh have bee tn on n visit to Mrs w A
Nee. Mr.. Guy Nc Entosh left yesterday fol
Emory College. AtE hens, Ga.
TIE store of Mes iMs. p. Rosenberg & Co.
will be closed on TIL nrsday and Friday Sept
and 9th and on saturday Oct 9TH on &C
|unt of religious hplidays.
Hon. J. Z. BRAI LEY contemplates moving
Due West, where he NAV realize the bene
70 be derived fom proximity to good
hools and colleges
M. G. Brooks nd Miss Maggie Brooks
sompanied by Nj Lucy Moore and Miss
nnie Seal worshi bped at Little Mountain
prch last Sabbath
APT. J. G. EDwA Ds has q notice TO debtors
the late firm ID Wardlaw Il Edwards
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