The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-04-24

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THE Press and Banner has had an unprece
dented run of job printing for the iast severe
months. Business in that line mas oeen goou
and the printer hereof mas @ reasO Od 10 low w prIce
insure liberal share of work. The JoD ae
partment is better supplied win type tna,
ever before, and good assortment ol pape'
enables us TO please customers.
Woodwork =! You want good tools, ass
your dealer for Cages SelfSetting Plane, OF
send to the company at Vineand, n. j., ioI
circulars A two cent stamp Will bring clrcu'
lar and carpenters cad pencii "or'h '''''
il this paper Is mentioned.
Mrs. NEUFFER came home last Saturday
on n visit to her father, General HempniiI'
Many friends are glad to see her pacK again
i'm her old home. While she Is happy In heT
new home in Orangeburg, she loneeu W fisiI
the old folks at home.
PRESBYTERIAN church, Judge MCGOWAN IS
house, and some pretty sightsap0ut a oosNiile
have been photographed by Mf. heckiln.
We feel certain they VIII compare IaVolaUiy .,y
with any pictures he may have taken In the
up country.
Abbeville is we'll represented in Charleston
this week. Mrs. w. c. MCGOWAN, Miss Edna
Tusten, Mr.. Andrew Edwards. and Master
John G. Edwards, Mr!Frank DuPre, MI. ".
Hammond and Miss Ida Hammond and Nora
Hammond.
THERE is no excuse for the people OF Abbe-
willie not having good photograph of them
selves. Two of thel best artists IN Inc Stase'
Messrs Recklin, of Columoia: ana a MneGresii neai
of Greenville, have been mere lor Tie paS'
week.
Col, J. l.. ORR and Mr.. Carey held q refer
once in Abbeville on Saturday where Two
isabele geL Lee @eas against Richard ". Simpson,
ecutor of the late Thomas G. Clemson.
THERE will be communion meeting At.
the Lebanon church next Sabbath. Rev. H.
C. Fcnnel will assist in the services on Satur-
day. There will be on election and ordina-
ton Of Deacons on that day.
Woodworkers! The Gage Tool, Company.'s
SeifSetting Plane made at Vineland, n. J.
is the Best Bench Plane in the World. The
company will send Plane on trial to towns
MR.. JAMES HAWTHORN from Latimer, Mr..
B. B. Allen and Mr.. Huckabee from IIowndes-
Vile were shopping in town on Saturday; they
know where to come to find good bargain and
pretty goods.
Gap Railroad barbecue in Abbeville at an ear
ly day, to which will be invited the citizens OF
Troy and other communities along the line TO
Edgetield.
for several nights In the Presbyterian church,
will preach in the colored Presbyterian
church, at halfpast eight o'clock tonight.
ONE of our prettiest young ladies' is to be
married toni ght. Miss Bessie Norwood and
Mr.. Cleveland OF Greenville are to be united
in the bonds of holy wedlock.
Mr.. P. B. SPEED and his lovely bride reach
ed here on Thursday last. Abberil!e extends
to the daughter Of the empire state hearty
welcome, and best wishes.
THE Rifiemen of Abbeville had their photo
graph taken by Mr.. Recklin last week. A
handsomer set of soldiers cannot be found In
South Carolina.
WEwill publish at an earlyday the substance
ofa sermon which Dr.Idndsay preach ed before
Presbytery at Edgefield. ION hundred years
ego, and now"
THE ladies of the Baptist Church will serve
ice-cream, strawberries and other refreshments
next Monday night, April %, in the Court
House.
ELLIS G. GRAYDoS ESQ.,, returned from
the Supreme Court yesterday where he had
been in the interest of Edgeheld clients.
MIR. BLACK who has been clerking for r. NJ. :.
Hill left for Atlanta Monday where he will
take position with Galphin & Taylor.
Mr. T. ]. LIPsCoMB who has been quite 81 ok
for several months Is now at business again,
paid Abbeville visit last week.
DIR. H. D. WILSON, will be in Abbeville on
the Sth Of May, prepared to do any work
which his patients may require.
MISSES IDA AND CARRIE CowAN from
Bordeaux were purchasing goods from our
beautiful stores on Saturday.
Mrs. LASEY, of Elberton Ga, and Mrs
Carlisle, Of Spartanburg, are visiting their
mother Mrs. Allen.
Miss KATE MARSHALL who has been in
Gainesville. Ga, for several month is expect
ed home today.
MISS MARIE CALHOUN who has been
spending some time In Charleston, returned
home Thursday.
Miss JANE WIDEMAN has given up her
school at Bradley's and returned to her home
in Due West.
Miss EMMA CLINKscALEs. Of Bolton, is
spending some time with her friend Miss
Mamie Seal.
Miss FRANKIE FORD. Of Augusta arrived
Gowan.
Mr.. AND Mas. CHARLIE LYON, from Mt.
Carmel, spent several days in town last
week.
MR.. l.. w. PARKER is spending a week at
home. He Is rising young lawyer OF Green
willie.
Miss SUSIE GRAYDoS, Of Greenwood, was
visiting reiations in Abbeville last week.
MIR. FRANK DUPRE who has been in Char
lesion for some time Is home on visit.
MANY children in town have chicken pox.
It Is not q dangerous disease however.
Mrs. MINNIE PRINGLE. Of Sumter, Is vsitin
her grandmother Mrs. S. NJ. Calhoun.
Mrs. &. A. NUFFER is home on visit her
many friends are delighted 10 see her.
Mr.. AND MRS. O'FARRELI, OF Athens, Ga,
are visiting relatives in Abbeville.
spending several days In Abbeville.
Mrs. CANNON and her son Master George
are on visit to Cokesbury.
COL. AND Mrs. ROBERTSON were in Colum-
bia several days last week.
Miss AN ME MAGRUDER is now helping
Mrs. Taggert at w. f. Bells.
Miss FRANCERs CALHOUN, Of Montery, Is
visiting Miss Kitty Perrin.
MIR. w. J. MOORE, OF Cokesbury, was in town
several days last week.
Miss CLINKsCALES, Of Williamson, is WIS.,
iting Miss Mamie Seals.
Mr.. ANDREW LYON came home to spend
the Easter holiday.
JUDGE CoTHRAN has been on a visit to his
relatives in Rome, Ga.
Mr.. RoBT. SPARKMAN, of Greenwood, was
in town last week.
MIR. STANTON, from Mt. Carmel, is clerking
for K. NJ. Hill.
MIR. KIRBY's force is at last on Magazine
Street.
MIR. RAMEY HUGHES is at home on q visit