The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-02-04

we are postponing the publ cation Of our
list OF subscribers to give delinqents an oppor-
tunity to pay up, and In the hope that new
names will come in before We publish the
list. Weare anxious 70 make good showing
as regards numbers, and we are anxious for
each name TO stand first best on the record.
WE will soon publish without reserve, the
entire subscription list OF the Press and Ban
ner. The names will he arranged alphabet
cafiy. giving post office address OF each SUBJ.
scriber, and the date TO which he has paidr
Look ON the address label, and see II yon
own name is right.
Mr.. C. D. HAppoN. treasurer announces
in the Associate Reformed Presby yterinn last
week, that the ssocate Reformed Presby-
terlans Of this village have finished paying
for their church lot, and that he Is now ready
to receive subscriptions TO the building fund.
Mr.. w. RYKARD, Jeweler and watchpair-
or. has moved into the express office, where
he will be glad 10 flll all orders in his line.
Hei natural born genius, and application
and practice has perfected him In the watch
and jewelry repairing business.
Mr.. GEORGE s. WILSON has leased grounds
for his gin. and will add facilities TO his al.
ready complete arrangements. at one time
Ian engine and gins, and remove his business
to that point.
COLONEL ROBERTSON went to Columbia
last week as delegate from the Abbeville
Alliance to Il meeting Of the brethren 10 TAX @
into consideration tht proprlety Of establish
ing State Alliance Bank.
THE OIL mill has worked about 1900 tons OF
seed and has made about IS, 700 gallons OF oil.
The mill has been running sixiecn weeks
counting twelve hours as being as days
work.
Mr.. D. H. HOWARD will plant bermuda
grass on his place this winter. He expects to
get the roots from Colonel Miller. near Nine
ty-Six, and will set them out on Hard Labor.
Mr.. JOHN c. FoosuE of Ninety-Six, was In
town last Saturday. He runs q saw MILL q
planning mill and cotton gin, and deals In
all kinds OF dressed and undressed lumber.
Mr.. ALEX. ZACHARY, the old reliable and
ever faithful seeds. man OF Cashier Valley,
has been In town for several days, selling his
choicest seeds to our fellow-cltizens.
REV. G. H. CARTER has severed his rela.
. ton with the Greenwood church. and will
henceforth live at Stark willie, Miss. Able
yile's loss Is Starkville's gain.
Mr.. r. 8. GALLOWAY, the active and ener-
getic business manager OF the Associate Re.
formed Presby yterian. dropped In on us for a
few minutes last Monday.
THERE Is now much talk about the shops
and round house. Surveyors are at the depot,
and the people are ready to sell the needed
ground at reasonable prices.
MIR. JAMES NJ. BAKER OF the firm Of Ba-
ker Mathews Chambers was In town last
Monday. He reports the LoTndesville Bank
ready for business.
The lot advertised for sale by DR.. w. G.
Wardaw, was sold last Sale Day. 1t was sold
10 one body--five acres-and was bought by
Mr.. A. l.. Gillespie for $500.
1T Is now conceded to be O fact that the c. &
g. will build q passenger depot In the neigh
borhood Of the oil m Ill to which place a side
track Is 10 be run.
EVERYBODY who has money on hand
should deposit 1t in bank for safe keeping.
Money about the house is premium to evil
disposed persons.
Abbeyille Is gaining trade from all direc-
tions. The low price OF first class goods, hn d
the ready cash to be had at our banks are
duing the work.
MIR. FRANK ARNOLD obtained verdlat OF
$500 against the g., G. & N. as damages for
right OF way through his land near GreeE'
wood.
DR.. MILwEE, President Of Greenwood OF
Mill, was in town few days ago. He seems
to be in good spirits over the prospects OF his
mill.
Miss JAMIE RICHARDSON, OF Santac, IL now
at the school at Turkey Creek church, which
taught by Dir. Z. B. Raysor, Jr.