The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-08-20

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, STAUN-
TON, VA.-We direct attention to the adver::
tisement Of this popular College. 1t Is located
in one of the healthieSt climates in the world.
1t presents attractions rarely eqnaled, espe-
ciaiiy In music, art and ornamental branches.
Its buildings are home-like, grounds attrac-
tive, scenery grand: This school enjoys ma.
from nineteen States. To all pupils II Is re-
fined and happy home-teaching sound learn
ing, graceful accomplishments and refined
ments, and are sought far and wide as teach
ers It is endorsed by pupils and patrons In
twenty States. For catalogue, write to Rev
DIR. VIM. A. Harris, Staunton, Virginia.
and 1t is hoped that the machinery will be
ready to turn as soon as the crop Is ready.
The OIL Mill Company are making active
preparations for big business this winter.
The low rate Of charges for ginning and pack
ing will draw custom for many miles in the
country.
THE drunkenness last Monday was all that
the most ardent anti-prohibitionist could
have desired. The bars were we'll patronized,
and If the business continues to increase we
presume that there will be demand for 9th
er bars. We will have good revenue for the
town, even If people will get drunk.
Mr.. ]. FRANK KELLER and his daughter.
Miss Ida Keller, have returned to Greenwood,
S. C., from the springs and the mountains ms
daughter. Miss Lizzie Keller, will return to
the springs and mountains in few days.
THE Improvement on the new store OF
Messrs. p. Rosenberg & Co. progresses. When
finished 1t will be fine store. and the location
road depot will add to the Importance OF that
corner.
REV. w. q. NEVILLE has gone to Frank
ford. KY. where he will henceforth make
his home. He carries with him the good
wishes Of host OF friends in South Carolina.
Long life or usefulness to him.
REV. W. X. BoGGs and family are off to the
mountains for month, his congregation hav:
ing given him a leave of absence for that
length of time. After faithful and hard SER
Vice he goes of to rest.
w. C. MCGOWAN. ESQ. and Col. H. T.
Wardlaw, are off to Paris Mountain for cou-
pie OF weeks They left yesterday.
THE colt show comes OF on Sale Day In
September. and every man should have his
colt at Abbeville on that day.
Miss MINNIE CHILEs of Edyefield. who
has been visiting the Misses Moore, will go to
Greenville next Friday.
THE picnic at Wilson's Mill has been post
poned indefinitely. 1t was 10 have come of
on Friday next.
ENGINEER LUMBY, of the e., C. G. n. road
and Miss Lumby spent Monday night at the
New Hotel.
MR.. FOSTER KIRBY after five weeks trip
to the mountains, returned home last Thurs
day.
hEV. MR.. HENDERSON preached IN the PreS-
byterian church last Sunday Morning.
Miss MAGGIE BROOKS and Miss Rosa Car
rington went to Anderson yesterday.
G. w. SHELL will be q candidate for Con-
gresS from the Fourth District.
MISS WANAMAKER, Of Orangeburg, Is visit
ing Miss Hannah Hemphill.
Miss TARRANT, Of Newberry, Is visiting
Miss Ayelett Chalmers.
THE picnic at Wilson's saw mill will come
Off on Friday, the 22nd.
Mr.. MARSHALL WALKER is at home from
Atlanta for q few days.
MISS FoosHE and Miss Mitchell are visiting
the Misses Marshall.
Mr.. WILL PERRIN will return to Allan tn
next Friday.
Mr.. w. E. BELL Is still at Little Mountain
for repairs.
Mr.. PARKER returped from Cashier Valley
last Friday.
BRING your colt to the show next Sale Day.
JUDGE CoTHRAN. is at home.