The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-09-11

HAS anybody fOund out now cneap pound
OF butter can be produced? 1t Is said j. N.
Muncey, well-known Iowa Holstein breeder,
has been experimenting with view to find.
ing out the approximate cost OF pound OF
milk and pound OF butter. The results with
with two cows (Holsteins) were an average
food cost Of So 2lO cents per7C0 pounds of milk
and tr.fie over 1910 cents per pound for
butter.
Mr. GEORGE W. MILLER, life insurance
agent, of Anderson, paid us a pleasant call
last week He says that he has Withdrawn
from the Alliance because Of his new occupa-
tion. Mr.. Miller was one of the first organic
ers Of the Alliance in this county, and he IL
still true to the order, though not q member.
Mr.. J. H. O'NEALL was In town a few days
ago. He honored the Tess and BGnncr with
q call. FHSn him we get an exceedingly
pleasant report OF his vineyard, which he is
cultivating with success.
store at Ninety-SiX He Is an excellent man,
8, ,seliable merchant, and liberal dealer. Let
th1 good people OF Ninety-Six give him q
good share of their patronage. He Is worthy.
lesion last week. While there he was inter.
Viewed by q reporter for the Ne1os and Courier.
He gave a most fiattering and glowing &C.
count OF the future prospects of old Abbeville.
THE Juvenile base ball club Of Abbeville
Friday. The young gentlemen did credit to
, themselves and Abbeville. The score stood
4S to 25 In favor Of Abbeville.
Mr.. GEORGE WILSON is putting mp cot
ton Gin in the lot next to Mr.. Hill's livery sta
bic. This win be a convenience for some peo-
pie, while very great Inconvenience to 9TH
ers.
REV. A. COKE SMITH. D. D., will preach
in the Methodist church morning and night,
on Sunday the end instant. DR.. Smith al
ways receives warm welcome In Abbeville.
THE regular custom OF the Bank is entitled
to, and will receive, the first consideration.
therefore become at once customer and
deposit OF the National Bank Of Abbeville.
WHEN writer says certain thing is i'm
umn in its description, he doubtless means
that nobody can describe 1t but himself
MARRIED On Sunday, Sept. z, 1882
at A Antreyile M IaSr =; c. BY Trial ,aa Jnstiee H.
HER, all of Abbeville County.
Mr.. w. G. SHERARD was an honored guest
OF the Press and Banner several days ago. He
ia now q citizen OF Anderson, but he never
fails to read an Abbeville paper. .f
JUDGE AND MRS. J. FULLER LYON left on
as far as Texas. Mrs. Lyon will stop in Mem.
phjs, Tenn, to visit relatives. .
Rev. J. E. FoGARTIE, of Walhalla, will as-
sist Rev. Mr.. Pearson at Long Cane at the
communion meeting on the fourth Sabbath
in September.
after spending two weeks in New York, buy.
ing the latest and best Of everything for his
customers .. ...
Mr.. w. E. BELL returned home Monday
morning. He has purchased one Of the larg-
est and best stock OF goods ever brought to
Abbeville.
THE infant OF Mrs. w. C. Bennett is sick.
It was taken so seriously Ill that Mr.. Bennett
was telegraphed to return when on his way
to Aiken.
THE prediction that this winter will be
severe one admonishes the small grain sewers
that the sooner they get their crops planted
the better.
Mr.. w. T. MCDONALD can now be found
in the store Of Mr.. W. E. Bell, where he Will
be glad to serve his many friends and the
public.
Mr.. AND MRS. HApDoN returned home
Tuesday. They purchased one Of the hand
soonest stock Of goods ever brought to our
town. ..i-
THE Cantata for the benefit Of the Meth.
odist church will come off the last of this
month. Something very good expected.
ALL OF the euonymus hedges about town
are being destroyed by little white insect.
Many OF the hedges have been dug up.
THERE will be game Of base ball between
Abbcville and Cokesbury tomorrow (Thurs-
day.. 1t will be played in Cokesbury.
'e-urned to Due West last Saturday after spend
ing several weeks In Abbeville.
THE National Bank Of Abbeville is always
willing to loan Its funds to responsible par
ties within reasonable limits.
MISS ANNA JONES, Of Abbeyille, began
teaching at the Rockville scoolhouse near
Greenwood last Monday.
Mr.. FRANK B. GARY. regardless OF wind
or weather pays visit to Troy every week on
very important business.
REV. J. R RILEY, D. D.. will assist the
pastor, Rev. w. F; Pearson, at Greenville
church next Sabbath.
Mr.. JAMES EAsoN Of Charleston is on q
visit to hiS family who are GDen N in the Sum.
mer with Mrs. Gary.
Mr.. AND MRS. SPEED and Miss Edna Tus.
ten are spending several days with friends In
Lowndesville.
DIR. HARRISON AND DIR. CAsoN attended
the Medical Association which met in Due
West last week.
MR.. JOHN HARRIS has improved his place
very much by putting up handsome new
front fence.
MRS. 8. NJ. CALHOUN and Miss Marie Cal
houn left Friday for Athens, TO visit Mrs. O.
Fanel.
Mr.. AND MRS. WINEsTocK, OF Charleston,
ar on ayisit to the family OF Mr.. g. A. Wis.,
anska.
Mr.. ERNEST GARY and COL George Evans
OF Edgefield, are on q visit to relatives in
town.
The colored Baptists have been conducting
arevival meeting at this place for several
weeks.
MISS MATTE MITCHELL and Mr.. Stony
Porcher spent Saturday with friends in Abbe-
willie.
MISS BESSIE WEARING, of Columbia, Is
visiting Mrs. Frances Calhoun, OF Monterey.
Mr.. JOHN s. NORWOOD has returned home
after spending the summer In Baltimore.
Mr.. w. P. CALHOUN leaves this week for
another pleasant visit to Edgefeld.
REV. SIDI H. BROWNE preached In the
Methodist church on last Sunday.
For security deposit your money with the
National Bank Of Abbeville.
MRS. 8. J. ZEIGLER Is making visit to her
aunt Mrs. w. A. Lee.
A SCHOOL will be opened on Magazine Hill
the first of October.
REV. Mr.. SLOAN preached In the Court
House last Sunday.
Mr.. WALTER TUsTEN returned to Monroe,
La, on Saturday.
DEPUTY SHERIFF MOORE went to Column
hin yesterday