The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-03-27

MEssRs. r. NJ. HADDOS & Co $ grand dis
play of millinery and dress goods IS now on
exhibition. They have never SHOWN iiioI.
taste than In this selection. Ihe NaIietS ~ -, VI
pretty shapes in hats and the display OF now
ers was the finest it has ever been our p'caSule
to witness, and many sweet lace ,,, VIII ,,r oe
adorned with them this summer. Inc STORE
was thronged with ladies throughout the a;ls
anxious TO see the latest styles. \ large num-
her of ladies were in the store from lne coui,
try making their purchases we nave lr;'Soii c SoI
to believe the sales were i''r III e-He'e" vi -''
mer opening days
THE Missionary Union of the Donaids,
Due Wost ana Abbevilc Baptist Churches
will be held with the church ~ AOoeHilS
Saturday ssrvicss and Sa"a at @ O'clock p. M
on SUNDAY there will be missionary pro,
Sram. rendered Jointly by the Sunheams o'
DonaidS, Due West and Abbeville. lhe pup
lie are cordially invited To altehu.
Twill have nv Spring and Summer display
of Millinery Dress Goods &c, on Thursday
Friday and Saturday and will be glad to nave
the LADIES call and see all the new novelties
in Hats, Bonnets and Dress Goods. Also LUZ Lu,1
stock o. ladies notions. I have all the latc
i,y1es sslls Millinery a"" '"'S"
Hon. NJ. CLEVELAND, Of Grcenvilic' mas
again Visited our town. The cannon hail
train always f,.vors him by running OH '"'
track the day he intends gong nome.
MR.. GEO. PENNY, has lately finished q
lovely little card table OF highly polished
broom sticks and plush. 1t is quite unique
Mrs. JULIUS DuPRE had many of her hand,
some hyacinths stolen last week. Inc guilty
one deserves TO be severely puhisne"'
M1ss LEIZE WHITTIER will return nome
this weak. She has many f. lends in Abbefllle
who are always sorry toSee her ie;lFe.
MASTERS LAMBERT WHITE and Waldo Mar
shall went hunting in the Flatwo0us OH 7aI-
urday. They bagged eighteen birds.
Mr.. w. f. HILL left for Atlanta sGor' ;I0r
time ago, to improve his talent Ill Paih'ins'
Is expected home to-day.
Mrs. WM. WIDEMAN and Mrs. MowrE, OF
Long Cane, attended the opening at il"o'
doll's yesterday.
LOOK out for advertisement of r. c. VIII
sons horse, "Kelly,' which VIII appear
next week.
We wish every one to know that we take
pleasure in showing goods, even If no pnr,
chase is intended. We will be glad 10 serve
you. p Rosenberg & Co.
THE ladies Of the Episcopal church intend
giving n strawberry fete as soon rs the perries
are ripe.
Mrs. 8. WARDIAw SMITH and Miss Jennie
Simpkins have returned from visit TO Bal
timore.
ABREvILLE and Georgia will be soon again
united. This time Georgias loss VIII pe oui
gain.
NEXT Sunday being the fifth Sunday of the
month Mr.. Hanck el will preach at Wiling
ton.
Mrs. MOORE and Mrs. Henry Latimer, OF
Calhoun's Mill, were in town shopping lues-
day.
Mr.. ROBERT MCGOWAN HILL will leave
this week to visit New Birmingham, Texas.
Mrs. MARY TAGGART'S many customers
will now find her at Mr. Bells store.
Mr.. WILL BULLOCK went 10 Due West las'
Sunday. What Is the attraction?
Miss ANNIE HILL has been quite sick oi
pneumonia. She is better now.
MR.. T. L. MooR's family moved from Ninety
Six TO Abbeville, Monday.
THE mineral spring is again the popular re-
sort for the young people.
MRS. BENEr nd Miss Lucia MCGOWAN VIII
visit Augusta this week.
Miss JENNIE KLUGH, from Coranaca, Is
now at r. NJ. Haddon's.
Mr. WILLIAM SrELTs leaves Thursday for
Selma. Ala.
WHITE BROTHERS have moved into their
new store.
Mr.. Gus SMITH, leaves for Atlanta We'd
nesday.
Miss JENNIE DELPHI returned home We'd
nesday.
Mr.. ARTHUR PARKER is in town.
THE.bird law expires lst OF April.
NEXT Monday will be Saleday.