The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-11

person. whose gooQ taste IL no wen kno"t
throughout Abbeville and adjoining Coun
ties. Don't fail to call and see their goods or
opening days, commencing Wednesday, 18th
March, and continuing three days.
The Clemson College will be opened Febru
ary !. 1892; prepared to accommodate 200 stu
filed. Board 81 month, each student will bt
required to work two hours daily. On enter
Ing S24 must be deposited for Two suits. NIL
itary system OF govern
WE are not worrying anybody, but we
do want every man to have the right date op
poeite his name on the address label. II we
have made error. please notify as at once: J!
we have not made q mistake, and the date IL
in arrears, you understand the situation
Please attend to 1t at once.
CAPT. F. w. r. NANCE. Of Due West, was In
town last Wednesday. From him we learn
that his daughter, Mrs. Maggie Dunn, ts quite
Dunn. Of Level Land. whose many friends
extend sincere and heartfelt sympathies in
this hour OF affiiction.
Our success last Spring in handling, di..
rect from the manufacturers, the celebrated
Gloria and Puritan silk parasols and umbrel-
las has induced US to put In much larger
stock this season. Call and see them. r. NJ.
Haddon Co.
Wash Goods-Never have we been able to
show such splendid line of wash stuff In
glnghams. zephyr suitings. chambrays, ba.
tiste, outing cloths, satteens. princess cash
meres. Call and see our line Of wash dress
gOOQS, n. NJ. daQQOn q 20.
Mr.. NJ. H. COLEMAN, of New Market, was In
town last Thursday, on business. MIR. Cole.
man Is one Of the best men in his section OF
country, and has the confidence and good
will OF a host OF friends In that part of the
country.
keep their mouths shut and breathe through
their nose. 1t would be we'll If some people
followed the first bit Of advice even in warm
weather-Pickens Peoples Journal.
The Coosaw Phosphate Company have had
an injunction issued from the United States
Court restraining Governor TIlman and other
State officers from interfering with them In
the matter OF digging phosphate rock.
For the credit Of Abbeville County, as well
as for our own protit. we want to make bet.
ter showing than any other county newspaper
can make. For these reasons we want all
back Indebtedness settled.
DR.. James C. Furman, editor of the Bap-
tist Courier, and for q long time head OF the
Furman University, is dead. He died at the
ripe old age Of 81 years.
lamps al soon as I;r. Thomson can furnish
the posts. Then this city which is set upon a
hill, cannot be hid. even at night.
SUBSCRIBE for the Press and Banner now
50 sa that we may ine1de your name to help
tention, and give pleasure to your family for
whole year.
Our line of Foster hook kid gloves, black
and colored, at 81 and so. are the best goods
for the price We have ever ha, died. Try a
pair Of them. K. NJ. Haddon q Co.
THE wet weather keeps the street force
busy, and the collectors without regard to
weather. keep the balance Of mankind con-
stantly exercised.
MR. 7. L; MOORE, Clerk Of the Court. has
legislature, which he will deliver to the
TrialJustices on application to him.
WHEN the g., c. & n. is finished to Elber-
ton we will have mails over 1t six times a
week. When the road Is finished to Atlanta
we will have Sunday trains, and Sunday
mails, too.
We sell the very best Kerosene $50 degrees
Water White (our old brand of "Astral Oil')
at Is cents per cent per gallon cash. n. w.
Lawson q Co.
WE are certainly going tn publish our sub
stand on the first floor, when the list does up.
pear.
NEW subscribers are wanted before we
publish the list. Those who Intend to sub.
scribe will please hand in their names at once
ONLY few are still behind with their sub.
scriptions, and we presume that they will be
arranged In the next few days.
THE people have borrowed much money
from the banks, and more liens have been
given atthe stores than usual
THE c. & G. road had two freight trains of
the track last week. Cars smashed, but no.
body hurt. Passenger trains delayed for q
day or two.
THE mule trade is about over, and the farm
ers are anxious for clear weather. They are
ready TO go to work.
Mr.. w. N. GRAYDoN has many valuable
papers that were left In the hands Of Maj. NJ:
g. Zaigler, which the owners would do well
to look after.
We want teveryrdelinquentt to settle before
the 18th. II that Is done. the list will appear
on that date.
WE intend to publish our subscription list,
showing the post Office, name, and date 10
which each subscriber has paid.
THE man who has Mr.. James w. Martins
watch will save trouble by returning it. The
joke has been carried far enough.
Ezekiel Pickens Noble, born December 9
1877, died the 18th February, 1880, Sweet
Home, Lavaca Co., Texas.
The Greenyille Alliance warehouse was
burned last week, All the cotton was fully
insured.
WE hope you will have the right date op.
posite your name on the address label.
MISS HANNAH and Miss Mary Hemphill
have been on pleasant visit 10 Orangeburg
WE want to correct every error In our mall
list. Notify US at once, If anything Is wrong
The prettiest ginghams we have ever shown
now on exhibition. r. NJ. Haddon Co.
The bridge at Bradley's Mill across Long
Cane has been washed away.
No trains left the G.. C. & n. depot last Mon
day, except construction trains.
VARIOUS breaks occurred In the G.,C & n
between Abbeyille and Monroe.
SEE various alterations in c. & G. sched
ule.
GENERAL HEMpHILL went to Columbis
last week.
Mr. A. NJ. ArKFN is now at Pensacola
Fla.
LOOK out for our list. Havo your name
right.
THE c. & G. has been hurt.