The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-10-09


MR.. TOM PARKER, third son OF our towns.
man, Mr.. w. H. Parker, has received the ap-
poinlment ut Annapolis. This high honor
has been won by hard study and perseverance.
A worthy son of q worthy sire, we know he
will succeed in all he undertakes. Wherever
you are, on land or sea, Tom, our best wishes
attend you.
Mr.. WILLIE HILL has received appoint
ment to scholarship In the Cooper Institute
of New York. where art lessons will be taught
TO him. He has perhaps more talent for
painting than any man in Abbeville county,
and We hope TO see him rise TO the highest
position in all the professions that OF paint
lDgs.
Miss Rosa MCGOWAN, daughter Of Mrs.
Homer McGowan. was married at her home
in Spartanburg on the End of October, to Mr..
Canty, OF Anniston, Ala. Miss MCGOWAN Is
well known here, and her many friends eX.
tend their congratulations and best wishes to
the happy couple.
REV. r. F. BRADLEY will preach to the
Associate Reformed Presbyterians In the
Court House next Sunday morning. Preach
ing TO the same congregation will be held
regularly throughout the year on the second
fourth Sundays of the month.
THE beautiful and accomplished Miss Ella
Bradford, who has been spending the summer
with Miss Jennie Delphi, returned TO her home
in Lexington last Saturday, leaving great
number OF friends 10 greet her on her return
to Abbeville next summer.
A most delightful German was danced in
l0e NEW dOLel t0SL nlSnC. IL was leu Uy MI
. +. b. Gary and Miss Calhoun, and was pro-
nounced by all the most pleas ant one the
Club has given in sometime
Miss BENIE ZEIGLER Is on visit to friends
in her old home, where u welcome Is given
. her by every one. After her return TO Green.
city OF Shreveport.
REV. Mr.. HANCKEL was called to Pendleton
last Wednesday, TO conduct The funeral SER
Vices Of Mr.. Trescott, who .ll'i II Washing.
ton, d. c., and was brought lu iI,S old home
for interment
Mr.. WILLIE LEsLY Is now In Iionea Path
buying cotton for Walker. Fleming " Sloan
We wish him success in his new home.
MR.. PAT McCAsH.lw. near CleuI Sprins
sold on Saturday the finest lot Of cotton
brought to Abbeville this season.
THE Atlanta Exposition opened October Ht
to continue a month. Cheap rates offered by
the Railroads during the time.
Miss LILA CALHOUN, returns 10 her home
In Cartersville, Ga, to-day with the promise
to return again very soon.
MISS WIDEMAN, OF Due West, spent yeSter
day in town, on her way TO take charge OF I
school near Cedar Springs.
JUDGE MCGOWAN went to Spartanburg las
week TO attend the marriage OF his neice, Miss
Rosa MCGOWAN.
Mr.. c. ]. LYON, a progressive farmer frun
the Island Ford neighborhood was in towr
Saturday.
MRS w. H. PARKER and Mrs. Wardlaw
spent last week in Laurens with Mrs. Simp
kins.
THE Rev. Mr.. Cautheu preached In the
Methodist church Sunday morning and even
ing.
Miss MATTE LIpscoMB, of Verdery, Is Wis
iting Miss Jennie DELPHI this week.
MRS. HENRY and Miss Meta Lythgoe, have
returned to Aiken for the winter.
Mrs. 8. A. McINroSH, Of Bordeaux, has
been on visit To Mrs. W. A. Lee.
Mrs. CHEvEs HASKELL, OF Monterey, Is
visiting relatives In town.
ME-. W. o. SMITH, OF Greenwood. Is visit
fng the family of Judge Lyon.
ME-. w. ]. MOORE, of Cokesbury, was ir
town OIL business last week.
Miss MATTE LIPsCoMB, of Eerdery Is on
visit TO Miss Jennie DELPHI
MISS SOPHIA HASKELL Is on q visit 10 hel
relatives In Abbeville.
THE present moonlight nights are beauti
full beyond expression.
A heavy frost in low places Monday anC
Tuesday mornings.
ME-. DAVID KELLAR is now with Messrs
White Brothers.
Jersey cloth and eiderdown in all the new
shades at Haddon's.
= Ormiston and Swabian caps and hoods TO
children, all the rage. at Haddon's.
We are making strenuous efforts to estab
1tsD clOser anu larger business relations Will
the farmers Of our county, and We have yet u
find the farmer, who having once kept
Bank account, and fully realizing its advan
tages, that would return to the old system O
doing business The National Bank Of Able
vile.
The astute man OF business deposits hi
money in Bank 10 keep it safe, and TO have i
convenient to check against as funds ar
needed, therefore, deposit your money will
The National Bank OF Abbeville.
Faithful md prn,, nj aftaptinn ono ro N too,
all matters OF business entrusted TO tn
care of the National Bank of Abbevile.
Prompt, reliable liberal with all it's dealers
the National Bank OF Abbeville.
Full line Flannel suiLlngs at h. NJ. Haddor
g. Co.
We can give you the best Flour for the leas
money that was ever offered in Abbevillt
Come and see for yourself Smith Il Son.
Short ends in ginghams. SeerguckeIs ant
dress goods for less than cost. VIM. T.. Bell.
The finest -four on the market is for sale b.
+. Rosenberg Il co. Try one barrel and yol
will use no other.
Clement & Balls shoes are the best w.
Bell
All who appreciate good -four should bu,
from p. Rosenberg & Co.
Another large lot of flour just received ant
IL will pay you TO price our Hour before buy
ing. p. Rosenberg & Co.
Smith d Son have the best 50 cents jerse.
jackets you ever saw.
1t is time to think Of sowing turnip seet
and we are prepared TO furnish Buis.s pur
and fresh seed. Smith & Son.
We have splendid stock of boots AM
shoes Call on US when in need OF the same
Smith & Son.
We are sole agents for the celebrated "Fin
ger" home. made shoes. Smith & Son.
Go TO Smith & Sons for the old reliabl
"Hanoyer'' boot.
A nice line Of ladies jersey jackets to b
found ut Smith & Son.
Go TO Smith & Sons for cheap patterns,
cenls each.