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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20

A great convenience when cleaning
house IL . stick with notch In the end
that will llft the picture cords OF from
the hooks without 90 much stepping up
aud down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20

by using Halls Hair Remover. gray.
faded or discolorct hair assumes the
natural color of youth, and grows luz
uriant and strong, pleasing every body.
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en-. ''insirumsnts To smccth land" The
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20

The only way IL pays person to be
hi. own lawyer is TO keep his own coun-
ssl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20

There are people In every church who
stop believing the Bible the minute they
look nj q dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20

Professor. "whAt animal 10 most
faithful To many' lovesick student Ten
thusla stieally.l "Woman!"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
For $1.00

We have some handsome velyets and
BRUSSELS. These carpet. are Away. In
demand for parior aad dining room.
The finer grades co.t si.S aud sl-B,
but We can suit YOU az either price.
Among the higher priced carpet. are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20

wh~s Baby w. sset. ve gave hsr csssoeiA
wh~a shs vss Cid. shs crs~i for Casior'A
WHEN shs bscans Mn. shs chung 70 cassos'A
WIN sAs I'D cAldrss. shs gave thsa csssorsA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
RULES

A building lot-the carpenters. mason
and bricklsyers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
For so cents

We will sell YOU Union or q q. q. Car
pet. These are good wearing carpets Of
pretty pattern, and are very popular a.
chamber and living room carpets. We
have great variety Of these.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
We Deliver Your Goods al Your
Nearest Railroad Station.
STOVES.

4 thing of beauty 1. q joy forever. bgt
II the thing II beauty LEI. he hre q
out, sends smoke into M. ptrlnr asi
generally dl.bchaYe., you wish 500 h,l
not regarded beauty alone in p.,klns
your parlor stove.
our stove. give satisfaction LOO zee.
a. we'll a. appearance l'rIg,. from
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
Vests Liver Pills.

The obi Reliable Rsm~iy fcr slck iIesisehs.
Iinoasne.., Liver Complaint, sorv stomach,
Dy.tsp.is ant Constipation. Their anlser-sl
ale tor ~ years :. conclusive e,iiencs ~ their
a " Gerry. Druggist AMI soL Assn,. south
Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20

IL payment Cor sO-si. ParvhA-s.i a. ths .,or,.
- am - ~ usryh Ahts hAms~i helos. prvyid
81 ~ parrha-s auasunt. - - sssss. sash.
fos e-eA O0apsa - r,csiv~i.
We asr,s ~ Aoosvt M. coupon On N.
Above o1niitions. All invite yoa b. cal on y.
~hss purchA.ins soois.
soCtH FlKI.
~ Plammsr, Beots. shos., Clothihs
G " Hg..srs Co, Co., x pry S ..,,i.
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"a shar~r Drug. All Fancy t.o--i.
Rrisss A FArrAf. MeAts ant Cancel ,.osi.
A " terry. Drug. ant -Vortins Ge.-is.
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Riskari-an a kennsy. HARDWARE.
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I'll wsbe'. Hue stOr.. ChthiAs.
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s,.tn..a g.. Furui.Ainx Co. r.rui,ar,.
IIsmhn a BickBen. Fanny 1rOssri>-. ese.
& s,.. FL Ss,s Ss s''''' s ssss. re-
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Az. Mason. Gsssrl NsrvAAnsii-s.
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A. q r. n. Young. esnersl herchaniiss-
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Jane. Evans q Co. General hervhA nfiss.
HRo~SFIkLD.
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T. w. Rraibury, orU.eries. Confectionery. etc.
Iames smilh, Bcot-. Shoes. q Rabbsr..
wp.r rAkis.
RAmsisll q nsiloa. Dry t'eois. Boo. q Shoe
{. n I.ss. yuruisar,. cls,Ai.x q Tcos.sar.
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ssrAsrs rosD.
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MEXICO.
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Henry W. Para. General hsrchasfissL /
ofLkAp.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
The Melancholy DAYS Haze Come.
But in the well provided house there small signs of Mel
ancholy. Blight warm colors in the Carpet. Graceful
Drsperes to soften the bleak landscape, and above
all good Stoves to keep the house comfortable
CARPETS.

The nrst thing to decide In getting .
carpet IL Ia az the price you can Anord.
Then decide whether you want In
light or dark colors. II 10 we'll In buying
. carpet tn get lining a. veil, for it saves
wear on the carpet aud helps keep warm.
We will start st the bottom aud quote
YOU q few prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
For Is cents

You can buy . carpet like the above,
but of better grade. You can al.o buy
IN OH Cloth foe your kitchen, but the
SHEET OIL Cloth will cost you ~ cents
aud 81 q square yard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
Vests Cough Syrup

A certain eurc for Coash.. Ceti.. Asthms, Brvn.
ehiti., ton.umtsion. ,f,sap. whaoplas Coash,
~ar. Thrusi aa.i al di-ss.~- ~ tn Ihrost anil
Luns. rl.s.ant o. uks. snail sits dl.continu
ct. OBJ. So. ia. nov. - Uhi ti", sJs nov
s.'. SOIL by all prug1.ts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
HOMRMAKRRS COLUMN.

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colrns. o.isrd bs.osrsI fars. hsiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
No s1s.-rsSaspss,sssa.

Ne s1s.-rrsaspss,tssa.
Anysiic hush 10 evesyvhes~
o. h the waller. 90 The air.
Ysa fus In vain. M msrnaf cooeA
save fAro6. drpwsy inssrt kanA
The tutlisht Mat thai elosss roand.
s>sas ssftiy nufiins sisht I'D sossd.
In vsiis ef ceS<at ti.sss rAsN
with thp~sAs cf thvss skos hsrs end there
TIE rssias us<-on liskts nses asd norS
The Winding fcsr aicos ths skorvs
rar cot shifting. cleaning ell
Glide By. and lesves . shining trail
What dreamy RAPTURE of delight
To sAil asay on sueh . niGhl
And enter hastor nsvsrmors
Cnsil 20 r~aeh scme unknown shorsi
A fairy land % well might b,
hsycnA thai misty. mconlit -;
Who vcah not trs such hopss "a vinS
Oh. thee nS>suitossi l~ss sotn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
For IS cents

We will sell q Lowell Ingram, q stand
ard carpet % great value. Others from
the same mills, the Monitor aud Olgias,
cost - cents and OIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
Niltons.
Administers,
Moquettes,
DRAPERIES.

In Draperies more than In any one
thing. the woman's taste should be al
lowed full sway. Nothing add. such an
air of refinement aud luxury IN the home
AZ dnperies At the doors and windows.
A comparatively inexpensive Drapery
Will change th. appearance 81 . room
completely. We have all styles and at
all prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
For 20 cents.

For ~ cents yard, you can buy a
Hemp Carpet that would do Tor back
stairs or chamber. ~ you ~oald prefer
q straw mating, We can show you
very good line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20

We can .ell YOU q pretty pair % Irish
Point or s~ls. Draperics. The patterns
of these are very tasty, aud unless care
fully examined, they would be- taken for
higher priced Drapcry. Price. on
these good. run up 10 u, VI, ", -, siO,
el3, Ia els.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
For Is cents a pair

You can get simple Nottingham Drsp-
cry. II !. simple yet even these can he
easily looped aud drapcd. We have a
much finer line ~ the same goods at
sl.SO; better .,ill At si.0, aud very
pretty on. az $50.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16
The News from Troy.

Troy, >. G., March ii, lS92.
Mr. William Henderson died at his home
near here last Wednesday. His remains were
laid to rest In the cemetery at this place. He
leaves a sorrowing wife and enc child TO
mourn his loss. We extend our sympathy to
the bereaved family.
negro child fell into well last Wednes-
day and was drowned. Mr.. f. A. Cook was
called in and held an inquest over the body.
The council ought to see after such places IN
town.
The Troy Canning Company held their first
meeting last Thursday. The following Of
ticers were elected: q. &. Bradley, President u;
lness Manager; u. w. Dowtin, Treasurer.
Our new council for the year 1872 was elect.
ed last Tuesday. For Mayor, J. w. MullinaX {;
for Wardens, G. c. Bradley A. r. Robinson, j.
n. Dendy and J. ). Harris.
The choir met ut DR.. L. n. kennedy's Thurs
day night.
Capt. j. N. King and son were the guests of
Rev. K. r. Bradley last Tuesday night.
Mr.. G. G. Bradley Is doing good business
in his tannery at this place.
We now speak OF Troy as little town on
the A. & X. Il. r., but we shall soon speak Of
II as a city set up on hill, for she Is bound 10
sure to make her spread herself az green
bay tree. Now let every man encourage them
and help all they can.
The whipping boss. or better known as the
regulators, are visiting through this section OF
country waiting Oh their patients.
Major w. \. Glover has 900 cross ties that
he cut OIL his place, Tor which he will realize
SS55.
Rev. Mr.. Vass addressed the Little Workers
Of the Baptist church in behalf of the Or
phanage at Greenwood. The Little Workers
will furnish one OF the rooms in the Orphan
age. They are. wide-awake little band, and
ought 10 be called the good workers.
Our sick are improving.
Miss Eva Smart has given up her position
in the Greenwood Female College, and we are
glad to have her with us again.
Rev. Mr.. Benton will preach here in the
Baptist church next Saturday and Sabbath.
Miss EloiSe Carwile, of Bradley, and Mrs
Smith, of Greenwood, spent last week in
town, also Miss Annie McKellar, of Green
wood. Nick.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16
THE CORN AND COTTON.
Bridges Grapes - Farming = Preach.
ins-New HOme-Suntlay SCHOOL,
Farm Work.

Brierwood, S. c., March s. 1902
We had q nice rain Sunday which will ben
eft the small grain very much.
There was preaching at MI Moriah last Sab
ice Anderson. He spent the night in our
neighborhUod Sunday night and visited some
among his members Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Anderson Of New Mar
ket were the guests OF Mr.. Andrew Anderson
an d family a few days this week.
Mr.. w. d. Millions new building was COM
peted last week and he favored the young
people OF Brierwood with a delightful party
on the night Of March lst.
We had 81 nice party and supper Mt MIR. Bob
Warren's Friday night. The occasion was
very much enjoyed by all the attendants.
The farmers of this section have decided TO
plant less cotton this year than heretofore
and try to make more corn. potatoeS etc.
The farmers are further advanced with their
work for the time of the year than usual,
nearly every one in the community Is ready
To plant corn and making preparations to
plant cotton.
ON Monday. He is one OF Brierwoods very
best farmers and expects 10 lead the other
farmers around here this year In the farming
business.
There was no Sunday School Mt O'Possum
Trot Sunday on account OF the unlikely day.
It seems that some Of Brierwood's young men
are stuck on Possum TrOt. They like TO 60 10
Sunday School anyway.
1t is rumored that the section houses al
Cana will be removed to Walden, which is
about four or five miles farther North.
Nearly all of our farmers are becoming In.
terested In grapes. They will soon all have
vineyards of their own.
We will soon be crossing Hard Labor be-
has been very much needed for some time.
Fox.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16
Contributed Locals

Abbeville, S. c., March IS. 1892
The weather Is beautiful. Farmers are
busy and trade dull. A small crowd IN Town
Saturday.
. Mr. Sam Trowbridse, of Anderson, was In
town last week on business. ,
Capt. Dodson and Mr.. Southgate OF the Il. i
d. road were in the city last week looking al
Ter business pertaining to the Interests OF the
road.
Capt. lowers of the c., c. & N was in town
last Wednesday.
Mrs. L. X. Bowie, Of f Elbertop, has been Wis
iting relatives in town for a few days. She
worshiped in tile Methodist church last Sab
bath. and occupied her usual seat In the choir.
She left yesterday FOL her home in Elberton.
Mr.. Frank Evans came up TO the meeting
and worshiped in the Methodist church last
Sabbath
nj days in Abbeville last week visiting rela-
tives.
Last Sunday was beautiful day, and quite
number OF persons from the surrounding
country came in TO attend the meeting. The
Methodist church was filled to orerfOwlng
We have seldom seen larger and more at
tentive congregation. Rev. DR.. Leftwich
preached most excellent sermon from Prov.
" chapter, 23 verse {: keep thy heart with
all diligence; for out OF 1t are the issues OF
life"
In the afternoon he held an interesting
meeting for the ch ildren, and at night preach
an earnest and forcible sermon appealing TO
the sound judgment, and common sense oil
men from the text Come let US reason to-
gether saith the Lord"
This entire community seem united and
much interested In the meeting. Nearly all
OF our merchants close their stores every
morning, and most of them with their clerks
attend divine services. Every night the
church Is crowded with an earnest attentive
congregation. The public are cordially invit-
ed 10 attend.
Rev. F. Y. Presley preached a fine sermon
in the Court House last Sabbath morning
from Matthew x chapter, ~ verse: "And
whosoeVer shall give drink unto one OF
these little ones cup Of cold water only in
the name OF IA disciple, verify say unto you.
he shall in no wise lose his reward"
Miss Sallfe Gadsden, one ol Anderson s
most beautiful and accomplished young la
dies Is visiting Miss Lucia Parker.
Messrs. A. NJ. ILL Il Sons lost fine horse
last Monday. One OF their beautiful match
grays.
Mrs. ]. o. Sanders with her lovely and ac-
comp!ished daughter Miss Sadie, OF Eberton,
are 10 the city.
Mr.. Richard Hill has sold his fancy horse
"Tricotine" To Mr.. Bruce. of Anderson.
Mr.. JAS A. Hill has Il new musical instru-
ment. The music OF which Is like the sound
Of "rippllng waters"
There is much complaint from many citi-
Zens about boys shooting about their prem is
es If you would stop IT, take down their
names and hand them to Chief Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wells, OF Greenwood,
were In the city yesterday. NJ.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16

Royal chiffon lace the latest out for jabouts
at Haddon's.
Silk ties for ladies in beautiful designs at
Haddon's.
New line mems spring shoes just in at
Heath & Co.
Mems handmade finest calf skin shoes 81
per pair worth S. at Heath Il Co.
New line mems negigee shirts at Heath
Co.
Ifyou wish a wash dress in which the col
ors are absolutely fast, see the line Fall Die
Nords at Haddons.
For dress that looks just as pretty when
made up as a china silk, see those beautiful
Pongees FL Paso Suitings, Indian Dimity,
Brandenburg cloths, ETC.. AT Haddon's.
The dantiest little hats for children just
opened at Haddon's.
One car load Of flour just in at Heath & Co.
Try barrel Of Heath's best fancy patent
flour. Heath & Co.
IIIf you wish pretty lawn tennis suit, see
those crown tiannels and Bedford cords at
uaddon's.
The prettiest and softest fabrique out this
season, Brandenburg clothes and crepe De-
L'Orient al Haddons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16
LOWn6esyilIe's Letter.

Lowndesvilir. S. c., March Z, 1892.
Yesterday and the day before were very dis
agreeable days.
Mr.. Jas. Clinkscales, Of Little River, was in
town Monday.
Rev. ]. s. Porter's little girl. on Monday fell
upon nail and cut her chin pretty badly.
Mr.. W. Il. Powell, OF Mt. Carmel, visited our
place Tuesday.
Miss Emma Long, of Athens, came In
Thursday on a visit 10 Mrs. DR.. B. A. Henry.
Rev. n. W. Whitaker, of the Aobeville
preached a fine sermon that night in the
Methodist church.
Mr.. G. r. Rodgers, OF Marion, came here
Thursday for few days stay.
Mrs. B. P. Oglesoy, of EIberton, arrived
Thursday noon on a visit u the family Of her
son-in-law DR.. B. A. Henry.
There was flock Q9) OF wild geese passed
centrally over our town Friday, vending
their way north to their summer home. Some
OF our o'dest Inhabitants used 10 say that
such a passage indicated and end OF Winter
and the beginning OF Spring.
Mr.. d. l.. Barnes took u business trip to n
dersOn Friday.
Capt. J. E. Brownlee. of Penny's Creek, was
In our midst on Friday.
MIR. ID. l.. Barnes has bought Dr. j. B. Nose
ley's half interest in the sale and livery sta
bles in this place.
We had pretty heavy frost, for the time OF
tEe monn b 1t is to Ss
advanced to be even injured by II.
Some of our planters are planting corn right
along. A move in the right direction.
With us II rained, more or less. every Sum-
day during the month of February, and 1t
rained again yesterday, and II being the first
Sunday in the month, according 10 the old
saying, IL will rain every Sunday in this
month.
Mrs. ]. B. Moseley now has quite an exten-
siye poultry farm In full blast, sub divided
into separate runs for each of her different
strains Of fowls. Has an incubator and breed
er In successful operation. and Is prepared TO
raise fowlS on q large scale.
Yesterday week ago Rev. J S. Porter began
protracted meeting In the Methodist church
Yin this place. There was only a night ser
Vice, however, till Thursday, when help came
in the person OF Rev. L. l.. Pickett, OF Colum.
ba.
\ Pursuant to call the Lowndesville Town.
ship Farmers Association met In this place
saturday evening. 1t had quite n large atten
dance. II was called 10 order by president l.
H. MEGA lla who stated the first business to be
reelection OF officers to serve the ensuing
two years. MIR. McCalla was reelected. Mr.
l.. c. Mauldin secretary. Then delegates were
elected te the County Association which
meets at Abbevile to-day. After short bu
stirring speech from several members the AS
soclat1on adjourned. Troupe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16

For pretty spring dress nj very moderate
cost. see those beautiful "Wales Suitings" al
Haddon's.
For serviceable wash dress. look at those
80 and 36 inches percales, fast colors and beau
tlfu patterns at Haddons.
For handsome spring dress look at those
beautiful shades in lansdown, soft, light and
airy at Haddon's.
If you wish a pretty China silk in lovely
patterns, call at Haddon's.
If you wish the latest styles In spring mil
linery at moderate cost, call or send to Had
don's.
The prettiest line Of novelties in neck wear
veilings, royal chiffon lace, etc., at Had
don's.
IS dozen ladies white and colored handker.
chiefs just opened 2% cts per pair at Haddon's
Colored scrims for curtains just ip at Had
don's.
We keep constantly on hand a full line oi
ladies, misses, children and Infants shoes
Quality and price guaranteed, at Haddon's.
For fine foot wear, call or send to Haddons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16
SPANISH PEANUTS.
Their Habit of Making the Hog Fat
and the Farmer Rich.
Editor Press and Banner {:

Editor Press and Banner:
Antreville, =. c., March 10, 1892
Having had many enquiries as to the rails
ing ofSpanish peanutsI will reply through the
the land lay off rows two and half feet wide.
bed as for cotton, use 100 pounds guano per
acre plant without hulling, soak In water "a
hours before planting; put one In a place -
inches apart in drill, cover same as cotton.
with board small double foot plow. They
mature earlier than the common peanut;
two crops can be raised In year. When
ready TO gather ring them with subsoil plow,
they are easily pulled up, leave them with
peanuts up-let cure about two days. when
can be housed and picked off IN winter or as
TO clover and all k inds of stock are fond of
it. When the vines are pulled up the peanuts
all cling to the vine, none are left in the
ground. Alter grain is cut they may be plant
ed and an abundant crop of them matured
before FROST John +. BrOwnlee.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16
THE WORLDS FAIR.
South Carolina ShOuid be Represent
ed..-Let us All Contribute Some
thing.

Columbia, S. G., Feb. 90, 1892.
Editor Press and Baner:
We would again ask you to bring the mat
ter of The Worlds COlum Uinn Exposition be-
fore the people. We have been very much
encouraged by responses from different por-
tions OF the State but we fear The press is
somewhat aphthctic in the matter, and this
we regret, as II Is the bulwark OF strength in
movements of this kind. The worlds Far
convention. which has been called for March
10th and llth, will form plans for the proper
prosecution OF the work OF securing exhibits
from this State 1T Chicago, and we are partic.
parts of the State be present aud participate
in the discussion and aid In adopting the
proper programme.
We would like for some one In each CON-
munity lO call n meeting Of the citizens to
elect delegate TO the convention. The rail-
roads will giva rate of one fare for the round
trip, thus enabling the delegates TO attend
without much expense. When delegates are
elected we will be pleased To have the Secre-
tary OF our Board uf Trade notified SO that
The ladies OF the State are organizing ana en-
tering upon the work with praiSeworthy en-
thuSasm, and il the patriotic sons OF this
glorious old common wealth will do all that
lies in their power, no citizen or South Car
olina will hayc cause to be ashamed OF her en-
hibit. Let each and every one feel that they
have q personal interest in this matter and
each contributing his mite, VIII swell the
grand total to II surprising magnitude. DO
not let us sleep over this matter, hut be thor
oughly awake TO the Importance Of the under
taking, and show the world that South Car
oliua Is alive To all opportunities TO advance
her interest, and That her citizens are ready
to welcome within her borders all who may
wish To make their homes herein. Hoping
you will aid us in every way possible and
keep Very Es m"Sr nay before the peGpMs MnHMny Ma
FRED. A. SALE, President.
Secretary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16

Miss MoNNIE WHITE, one of Edgefield'S
fashionable dress makers, has recently iocnt-
ed over City Bank, Green wood, >. c. Lady
friends would be wise in calling upon her.
DON'T forget Huddon's opening, beginning
9th instant, and continuing for three days.
Many rich novelties will be shown.
HADDoN will exhibit on the oath instant a
grand array of beautiful Spring millinery.
MRS. r. NJ. IIADDoN returned from New
York yesterday.