The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-04-03

Mr.. w. T.. BELLS opening took place or
Thursday, Friday and saturday. Never be
fore has he had such n display of lovely ilo"
ers, hats and bonnets. The dress goods art
superb, all the Dewest shades, with trimming
to match. Quite crowd attended each day
Young ladies Of Abbevillc If you don't l0oN
more charming and bewitchng than ever ms
summer it will not be Mr.. Bells fault. H%
has somethdg becoming to all styles. ano
Miss Wilson takes great pleasure In giving
you just the right shade
J.Y. JONES is President of the !. o. Of !. f.
I. w. of a. G. $. C. and has promised us an III;
ticle on the men and the means they are ana
have been using TO cvade the lronlDlllon
Jaws. We expect some StarlllnS ana nuiI'"i,
Gus facts. He gives q glowing description o.
his success throughout the county. lie VIII
deliver wolectures at this PLACE in May: one
the "Mills of tie Law Grind slowly but ihe!
grind cxceedin small and the other ~ non
the goes wish to destroy they first make
mad
J.Y. JONES, of this place was appointed
United States Commissioner by Judge simon
ton on the 9TH ult. He isa great ndmircr ofth
Judge and is exceedingly glad that The
change Of administration does not clicc
him.
A BEAUTIFUL flag will he presented to the
corps CT cadets of the Citadel by some OF theli
lady friends next Friday afternoon. The pre-
sentation will be made by General NJ. l.. Bon
ham, Jr.
COMPTROLLER GENERAL. ]. S. WERNER and
Adjutant General NJ. l.. Bonham. Jr.: nave
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law in The State and United States Courts.
THE Rev. ]. /. Fair, Of the Second Prcsby
terian Church of Charlotte, y. C., has accept
ed the call to Grace street Presbyterian
Church. OF Richmond, Va.
Mr.. lIovEY SMITH, who has been buying
cotton for several months Mt this place anu
Greenwood, left for his home in Pcndlcton
Saturday.
Miss MARIE POWER, who sang at the Bap'
tist church on Sunday expects to 20 to Phi!a-
dolpb{o 70 n have hpr voice cultivated,
MISS KITTY THOMAS, who has been teach;
ing quite large school at Donalds for several
months, was at this place Tuesday.
AyMEssRs. w. c. .SEAwRGG1IT, W. y. Graydon
and Gen. r. K. Hemphil attended the enter
tainment at Due West last week.
Mr.. BARNSIE CARSON who has been paint
ing in Abbevile for several months leaves for
Seattle, Washington.
A LARGE crowd from the country were here
Saturday and Sunday attending the Baptist
Convention.
Miss MARIE POWER and Miss Salle Sitton.
of Due West, have been visiting Miss Ada
Mcmillan.
Died, March II, 1889, Thomas Allen, infant
son Of w. H. and E. a. McAllister aged three
months.
MRS. CRAWFORD and her daughter, Miss
Mary Crawford, were shopping ~ this place
Tuesday.
THE old homestead Of the Marshall family
on the "Promised Land" was burned last
week.
Mr.. JAS. MCMILLAN, and his sister, Miss
Ada, spent several days in Due West last
week.
Mr.. DUNDAS returned home last week from
West Virginia after spending some time.
MR. r, HILL drives the prctticSt team we
have seen in Abbevillc !or 4 long time.
MRS. Poe and daughter of Due West. at
tended the Baptist church on Sunday.
MRS. E. CALHOUN. of Monterey is on a Wis
1t to her sister, Mrs. X. c.. Perrin.
Mr.. J. NJ. KENNEDY; of Troy, was in town
Monday on important business
Mr.. J. ]. CALHOUN, of Gainesville, Ga,
has been on visit TO Abbevillc.
REV. Mr.. CAUTHES, Presiding Elder, spent
several days with Mr.. Beatty.
Mr.. J. II. MCDILL was in Due West several
days last week on business.
MRS. LUCY THOMSON has been spending
several days in CokeSbury.
Mr.. s. G. CASoN WAS in Grcenville this week
on professional business.
Mr.. MCLEES. School Commissioner, has Wis
tied the schools in town.
Mr. j. A. DEvLIN aud family, Of Due West,
were here on Monday.
Mr.. j. A. Willing, OF New Market was Oh
our streets Monday.
MRS. S. NJ CALuoUS who has been quite
sick is much better.
Miss MARY DUPRE Is visiting her brother
at Lowndesville.
MIR. l.. w. WHITE is now North buying
Spring goods.
MIR. AND Mrs. II. S. LINK spent Sunday al
WilliDgton.
MRS. DAVIS and Miss Mamie Davis are Of
for Augusta.
Mr.. AND Mrs, GALLOWAY were in town
yesterday.
ALL Of the schools gave holiday April lst.
MISS META LYTHGoE is now In Aiken.
SEVERAL cases OF mumps are in town.