The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-02-19

AS Mr.. Ed Cater and his sister. Mrs >. y.
Wilson, were coming TO town Monday even.
L. ing, drunken negro woman jumped from
the side OF the road in front OF their horse,
throwing up her hands at the same time,
which so frightened the horse that he stopped
suddenly. Mrs Wilson and her grandson.
Courtney Wilson, were thrown out of the
buggy TO the ground. The Child has been
very sick ever since. Mrs. Wilson was not
much hurt. And yet IL Is said that licensed
liquor stores do not contribute to drunken
ness, and injury to the innocent cliiz"n.
MIR. JOHN c. HODGES, ui DrnnaldS, the
friend of our boyhood who has rcA!.uiIrd tiur
10 later years, WAS 1t wcicOiic guest III lie ul-
flee of(he irrSs ant BanHer one day li:S
week. He knows where good printing may
be had at cheap rates, and governs h:nIsrl
accordingly.
AUDITOR JONES didn't get to the depot on
schedule time last Monday, and got left. III"
ance to Greenwood, ard We presume reached
Ninety.Si in time TO finish up the work Tor
that town.
DIED, in Shreveport, La, on the 10Th in
slant. after an Illness OF ten days, NJ; E"Saii
Mrs. II. Adger Calhoun. His 1euains were
sent 10 Greenwood Tor burial.
ABBEvILLE never before sold as many
mules in one year rs has been sold this year
1t seems to us that enough mules have been
brought TO Abbevillc this season to make
many Il bale OF cotton.
Town property is high. If you want I"
scare lot owner real bad, just oil"r lI!n:
twice as much for his house as he has brr!I
asking, and see if he doesn't rise another
thousand dollars.
If you want to buy 4 lot Of personal prop.
erty, go to the sale OF James Edward Cal.
GUNS estate, which takes place at tie time
and place, as advertised.
We have now a full line Of school books,
states, school bags. aud every thing pertain
ing to school supplies. Lee II bailey, Drug
giSts, Greenwood, 5. {. 2t
MEssRs. WALLINGFoRD & RUSSELL have
received IL splendid lot of mules, which they
are Offering To the people at fair figures, for
cash or good paper.
THE Press and Banner Office force arc nearly
all sick, or unable TO work. They have the
old fashion colds-the worst they ever mad in
their life.
DIR. SLOAN was IN town Monday. He is nc
lively preparing for The centennial III long
Cane, which commences next Monday.
MIR. +. NJ. MiTCHif.I. Of Tia" Savannah
= side was here yesterday. lie cu.iui>rS Colo
mel Robertson ON the Lank qGc>t!":!.
MAJ. j. X. VANCE, OF Troy, nn old r;,nr
gentlemen of Abucv!llc county, WAS in tuun
yesterday, trading ut our stores.
If you want the money for that mIl" colt.
call on Mr. II. II. Howard, ut White Hall, w!lu
will pay the cash for il.
DRUNKEN men on the square last Saturday
used language which for vu:garty and pro-
family could not DC beat.
MIR. ]. MARION pEUrrr. of Bradley, was in
town yesterday. He is one of Abbcvilc :
richest incn.
THE grass is growing. The clover is green.
The plum bushes are in bloom. 1t is time Il.
plant corn.
MIR. j. w. SpRoLES, firSt-claSs timer and
stove dealer OF Greenwood, WAS in town yes
terday.
MIR. ID. II. HOWARD, at White Hall, wants
to buy young cattle, i"r which lie will pay the
cash.
DIR. NEUFFER and family will occupy the
dwelling house in rear of Whites !iIUc!i.
PEOPLE hereahout do not have COLTS now
They are just dying with the grippe.
SOME work has been done on the grading OF
the e., &. Il y. road since last week.
w. {. MCGOWAN, ESQ. has returned from :,
two weeks trip to Arkansas.
Mr.. BESET left yesterday 10 go before Tia,
new Judge at Anderson.
MIR. JAMES TAGGARr is slowly recovering
from his recent wounds.
THE subscription list Of the Press untl Bun
ner is still increasing.
DR.. W. +. SMALL of Augusta, is in town OF
professional business.
Miss SALLIE MARSHALL has returned IRON
visit to GrecnHIllc.
MESSRS. \. w. SMITH & Co. sold nine muiCs
one day last week.
w. =. CALHOUN, Esq, is of To Andersen
on business trip.
A BARBED wire fence has been put around
the Norwood lot.
Mrs. CELIA VI. JONES has bought the Ecr
house for 81 900.
MIR. W. G.. CHAPMAN has been quite sici
OF the grippe.
THE railroad hands were paid Off last Sat
urday.
COLONEL EUGENE Il. GARY is at Anderson
Court.
Vandyke aces in beautiful patterns at Had
don & Cos.
Vandyke veilings in all the new shades q
r. NJ. Haddon & Cos.
A beautiful line OF ruchins ard rutinss il
nll the new designs just come in. L. Nj. Had
don & Cos