The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-10-06
CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.
What M" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About The city.
Abbevi!le, S. c., Oct. s. 1877.
VISITORS IN TIE CITY.

VISITORS IN TIE CITY.
Mrs. II. +. Kennedy, OF Anderson. is In the
city visiting her nephews, Messrs j. H. +. &.
Mr.. Walter ID. Tusten Is stopping over with
home folks on his return from New York,
and after a weeks stay will leave for his home
in the Lone Star State, where he has q flour
ishng business.
Miss Fannie Pinckney, after a short visit to
her gran dpareuts. DR.. and Mrs. Marshall, will
leave today for her home In Anderson.
Miss Cecclin Winst"ck spent several days
last week with Mrs. Rosenberg and family,
returning to Green wood last Monday.
DR.. l.. II. Russell, OF Greenwood, last Sun.
day In Abbeville.
Attorney ]. w. Green, of Greenwood, was
in the city last Monday on special business.
SOME OF OLD MERCHANTS.
The old reliable firm of w. ]. Smith g. Son
have brought on mammoth stock this sea-
son, which they offer through their advertise
ment at rock bottom pricts. This firm is
widely and most iavorably known over Alb.
beville County as being staunch firm, where
flrstclass goods are sold as cheap AS The cheap
est. They have q polite and attentive corps
Of statesmen, who will treat you right every
time. look at their well assorted stock
will con vince you that they keep everything
you need.
A look at that large elegant stock kept by
p. Rosenberg Co., will convince one aud all
that they have brought on this season mag
which they will sell al prices that will aston
ish yon. This is ono OF Abbeville's most re-
liable firms, known far and wide for their
fair dealing and strict business integrity.
MesSrs. w. ID. Barksdale d Co. are now max
Ing many changes In their store that add
greatly TO the appearance of their stock
which Is now full and complete. This Is q
wide.awake business firm and are doing q
Messrs. A. NJ. Hill & Sons, one of the oldest
firms In the city, have made many changes In
their store this season In the way of hand
some store furniture and moving around gen.
orally, thereby making room for and present,
ing in the most attractive style their elegant
and varied stock of goods, which Is larger
and more choice than ever offered by them
any season before. Their outdoor display is
most tastlly arranged, and presents very at.
tractive appearance.
THE PRESS AND BANNER.
This old reliable and wide-awake weekly
has stood the storm of many winters, and TO.
day stands without a peer in the state, not
only as an advertising medium, but as ne W.
sy and up-to-date weekly. If you wish sac
cess in business advertise 10 the columns oI
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state subscribe for the Press and Banner. II
you wish 10 know where to buy goods 10 the
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COHEN DRY GOODS COMPANY.
The first grand opening Of this hustling and
energetic firm came off according to an
nOuncement and was in every sense OF the
word grand opening-a magnificent display
| of beautiful goods-moat charmingly and ar
tisticalIy arranged. Their millinery room
was most apty called by one of Abbeville's
most fashionable ladies. "a dream of beauty
Crowds Of ladies we're heard to say how love
| Iv! how beautiful! what an elegant line G.
millinery and so on ad intinitum. This firm
| appreciate most highly the honor con ferred
upon them by the ladies OF Abbeville and
surrounding country, and prom ise To be wide
awake to the interest OF every lady In The
way OF showing them pretty goods at The very
| lowest figures.
OUR DRUGGISTS.
| Notwithstanding the rush of the "Medicin,
| Man" with his orchestra and outdoor dis
play our druggists Speed, Penney, Harrison 4
Game and the City Drug Store all continue tc
them have a new, fresh and splendid stocE
that can be relied upon always.
MARRIAGE BELLS.
The faint chime OF merry marriage bells II
heard ringing forth their sweetest chime
from Magazine Hill. even TO the limits 0
West End, and thus will 1t ever be. "Ring OF
merry, merry Ginning bells"
HOME AGAIN.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore, after a prolonged anc
most pleasant visit among friends In Edge
field, returned home last Friday.
OUR CITY BAKERY.
The Ford Brothers have overhaued thei
bakery, making 1t present quite neat anc
| handsome appearance. These young m en- arr
giving the business their attention. and hop,
TO merit good share Of the public patronage