The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-10

MIR. C. r. RIcHEY, OF this vicinity is one OF
the most successful farmers In this county.
He looks after every department, and makes
profit in whatever ne nndertakes. at ae
and ia now comfortably fixed In his nice house
although he started few years ago, witnnut
a dollar, He has faithful helpneet In his
wife who does her part 40 well that she de-
serves at least share OF the honor OF MS suc'
cess.
CoLEMAN's Improve I Racke ct Store Ia some
thing new for this town. Mr.. C'leman ~ q
live. energitic young buslDe ess man, thor
oughly acquainted with his business. lie is
working wonders among cash buyers. 1t Will
ne to your interest 10 visit his store when IN
town.
Mr.. J. MARION ARNOLD buys his mules in
the beat market in the world. He went 10 MIR.
D. n. Howard at White Hall recently FOR
good one. There are other mules at the same
place which may be had on the best OF terms.
Better zee about them, if you need plow an
final.
MILD cases OF the grip are TO be found In
iieve, took IL worse To heart than anybody
else, He lay up with It for - long time, and
had doctor with bim-as did the editor Of the
Press and Banner two years ago.
MR. A. s. OSBORNE, the Deputy Grand
Chancellor of the Knights of Pithias, was at
AbbevIlle s,,week, look ingafter the regular.
ity and prosperity OF the Lodge at this place.
Mr. Osborne holds one OF the highest positions
in the order. ,.
Mr.. T. c. SEAL did some nice work repair
Jog furniture last week tor the Press and Ban.
ner. He made some old walnut look "a well
as It did twenty years ago, and you ought TO
get him to work over your dim looking furni'
ture.
MAJOR J. X. VANCE, Of Laurens never s
turns old and his heart never grows cold,
though the increasing years come over him.
Ills heart Is as young AS 1t was forty years
ago. May he live forever.
PROFESSOR ]. F. G. DUPRE. OF Clemson
College, is one OF the most efficient omcers 10
that college, and there IL not man In south
Carolina who would better Ill the horticul-
tural chair.
MR. T. E. PoLHILL was in town one day
last week. looking alter new machinery lol
his mili-tha Douglass old mill. on Lnue
Cane. He has bought new turbine wheel To
run the mill.
AUDITOR Bradley Was disappointed In Civ
iug Ninety-Six two dnys in which TO make
returns. He will leave blanks with Capt. n
r. McCaslan. who will act AZ his deputy.
MRS. McILwAIEE has bought nice plano
for her daughters Miss Oliie and Mrs Yir
ginia, who are taking music lessons from
Miss Anna Jones.
REv. D. H. JOHNSON. member OF the A. NJ
e. Conference, has been assigned to the Ab
bevitie congregation. He was formerly sta
lioned at Cokesoury.
EDIroR AULL Of the Newberry Herald and
News was 10 town one day last week. and the
Press and Bunner regrets seeing SO little oi
him.
Mr. K. C. WILSON, Of Clinton Was In town
last Monday, looking after his property inter
ests in town and country.
DR.. A. B. C. LINDSAY was in town last Sat.
urday. We expect that he vii! some day be
q citizen Of the village.
II you want O safe and permanent invest
ment, you had better get some OF the towr
bonds.
Mr.. w. B. HESTER OF Easley Is now set
ting type on the Press and Banner.
Mr.. ]. s. HAMMOND has rented the Miller
place and will live there this year.
Mr.. J. w. POWER came 10 town Monday