The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

Some Of the Many Places Where You
Can Get a Good Bargain for Christ.
mas.
Without pretending to do anybody full JUS
tice, and without Intention OF sighting any
body, We make notes as follows:
Mrs. Taggart was once girl herself and 1t
has not been 80 long ago, either. that she has
forgotten how TO make the plainest girl simp-
ly irresistible. She fixes up the dear creatures
all the way from head to foot. and q girl can
look prettier than when wearing some of the
lgood things which she has to sell.
The VIM. E. Bell Cash Store has a choice
and select stock OF ladies goods, and no one
can do better than TO call at their place OF
business. They sell honest goods at honest
prices. They always place the right thing
In the right place, and their goods never fade
with age.
Mr.. P. B. Speed goes on steady and sure.
creases a fi his % wealth T win each passing year.
He does this by steady habits, economy and
close attention to business. He came to Alb
abous the sse Of tie f0
4 man-rich-and Is at the head Of the happiest
family In town.
MIR. Jones F. Miller is conservative and con.
scientious. He keeps everlastingly at 1t, and
is laying by something for rainy day. Sue
cessfu 10 his store, happy at home, he is able
and willing to give customers the choicest
bargains in all that he has to sell.
Mr.. J. c. Younger is recent conner amongst
u.s. but he Is fighting his way 10 Piace se an
cess will crown his efforts. He has perhaps
the best market Abbeville ever had, and ne
keeps every toothsome thing for sale. and
buys all the country produce that Is offered.
Messrs J. C. Maxwell & Co.. have nice
market on the east side OF Main street, Ev-
erything 10 their store Is clean, fresh and at
| tractive. If you want anything In their line
they can fix you up from pork sausage 10 a
whole beef
Mr.. C. E. Bruce keeps, perhaps. the choicest
and best restaurant TO be found anywhere.
Just call at his establishment and be con-
vinced that his meals would make the ordl-
nary hungry man kill himself.
| MIR. J. G. Pressly has q choice lot OF fruits
| and candies together with an assortment or
other things to tempt the taste and satisfy
the appetite.
Mr.. Will Perrin has bought the confeo-
will In few days q II the establishment with
| the best OF everything that the market al
| lords.
| Mr.. Thos. P. Thomson keeps on In the even
tenor Of his way the whole year, but ne nils
cash, and is satisfied with small profits. He
always makes q customer come back. His
good bargains being the inducement.
Mr.. r. NJ. Hill has been in tho mercantile
Vsiefs While laying yin By little to support himself
and family when old age comes. He sells
good bargains and goou goods, and deals
| fairly with all customers.
Mr.. Tannery, the "Cheap John" store has
| car loads Of useful things which he sells ex-
ceedingly cheap. In fact, on busy days ne
would sell. out his entire stock, II he had
clerks enough to wrap up the goods.
Mr.. q. W. Lomax moves on In a quiet way
his store a1a is han ak.Dy
man In Abbeville. He sells cheap. and turns
his money over often. He never lets his cakes
turn.
| DR.. T. Penney, druggist, has the conf
% is reliable in every way. He sells the best Of
drugs and his long experience Is worth much
In compromising medicines.
| Cohen's clothing store is one Of the most
prosperous institutions IN Town; HIS sPienu,
treatment OF customers has brought him
host Of customers, and because OF his large
sales he is making money.
Mr.. Aug. W. Smith has done g splendid
business this year, and he feels liberal just
now. Having made good size fortune, he
will divide his good luck with his Gus
toners, and until Christmas Will sell his en-
lire stock of goods at very low prices.
Mr.. G. A. Douglass now shows more of the
incest lamps and crockery to be seen any
where. He puts samples on the tables at his
door and will sell from his stock In store
Always fair, always reliable. always acoom ON
give man as good q bargain as customer
wants.
Mr.. NJ. T. Coleman has q new and attrac-
Tive sign, beneath his flag. Whenever you
see flag flying over q store, 1t means that
goods are going cheap.
Mr.. George White has superb and attrac-
tive stock or goods that will not fail to please
the eye of the ladies, and the prices for the
same will just suit their pockets.
Messrs. A. NJ. Hill & Sons have the largest
and most delicious stock Of fruits and sweet
meats to be found In town. The politest at.
tention and the best Of goods draw q host of
customers at all times. but more especially at
those times when loved ones are to be remem-
| bered.
Messrs. R. NJ. Haddop & Co., have been at
their old stand 30 long, and have made 30
many plain girls look charming that It is
hardly worth while 10 add anything In their
married in year or two. and then they give
place to q set who will in turn fall victims to
Cupid's darts
You can't keep a working man down. That
| Is the reason that b. D. Reese makes business
shore, but moves on steadily and surely to
| the goal Of success. Industrious and careful
he takes in the shekels and husbands all that
he gets. Take him your watch and he will
make 1t 60. II there Is any go IN 1t.
Messrs. w. Joel Smith & Sons are the oldest
| firm In town. They have always stood well
in the mercantile world, and their customers
find them strictly honest, fair and true in all
they do. They have q lot OF goods left on
hand, which they will sell at low figures un.
| til Christmas
That old house OF l., w. White has stood
the storms for thirty years, and is to-day alive
and vigorous, Offering the best possible in-
lducements TO customers Of all kinds for cash,
on creditor or IN lien. There Ia no better judge
of goods than Capt. l.. w. White, and nobody
is more willing TO give good bargain.
| Mr.. c. ]. Martin has the best, prettiest and
cheapest shoes to be found anywhere. Since
the ladies found him out, they always consult
| his stock.
If you need any of the nice things that are
usually found In q drug store. call on Harrl-
son & Game, where the prettiest and cheapest
fancy goods can be had for tho Christmas
holidays. or course the drugs and medicines
are there every day In the year.
| Mr.. ]. D. KERR Is pusher. He has big
room full OF fu niture which he will sell to
anybody on the best Of terms. He is In Rosen
berg's new block, and is looking for you to
call.
| CAPT. JOHN G. EDWARDS Is one of the old
and solid firms of Abbeville. BY steady licks
and constant attention TO business he has
grown rich, while helping his customers to
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