The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-29
R. M. Haddon & Co. as saleslady for the
Spring season, and will be delighted to serve
her many friends.

SHIPMENT OF CATTLE.
Mrs. A. M. Hill & Sons Of this city shipped
last week. Mr.. q. n. Hill and Mr.. John Rose
| followed the shipment and made the sale In
person. returning home last Monday.
ADJUSTMENTS FOB ABBEvILLE.
The base ball grounds and bicycle track on
Magazine Hill have just been graded and put
in irstclass trim preparatory to big bust
ness and full round Of pleasure for our people
the coming season. A6oev,lls VII pa Pave ,
clubs throughout the State.
There will also be opened up q hrstclass
management manage Of our townsman. Mr.. Emory
Penney.
the near future.
wake up In the line OF amusements for her
people, as such things give life and tend
largely to the building up Of our city, as ail
people Of every class demand and must have
some kind Of amusement, II not our city ls
dead, and they will seek pleasure and spend
their money elsewhere.
THE OPERA.
The show given last week by the Guy Wood
ard Company was highly entertaining am sosiia anu
enjoyed by all who attended. Our people
had the pleasure Of Witnessing some of the
finest bicycle riding by Que OF the troupe,
Che is certainly master Of the "wheel" as
shown by his wonderful feats on the bicycle.
v1E1NG WITH EACH OTHER.
Our merchants are putting on city airs.
Many of them are having their store fronts
on" with an eye to Improvement our city
would present a novel and beautiful appear
ance. Now is joyous spring time when ma
ture s clothing herself n OF snd
renew and beautify our homes and places OF
business. Messrs. Jones Linton know now
to WELD the brush and can make your store
tiful appearance, instead OF that old, dilapi.
dated dIngy look. Among the handsome
fronts Just finished are those If fMilford & Du-
Pre-, P. B. Speed; Cobb & McDayid @ and aall M O. q
Anderson, the last mentioned being one OF
the handsomest in the city.
MARRIED.
Hamlln-McCurry- last Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock, by Rev. ]. W: Daniel, MIR.
united In the bonds Of holy wedlock. All OF
Abbeville.
GRAND SPRING OPENING.
Don't forget the grand spring opening OF Il.
M. Haddon & Co. on Thursday and Friday
next, when you Will see tne uuesL anu ulooC
elaborate display of beautiful goods ever
shown in this city. Remember the days,
Thursday and Friday, March 3Oth and 3lst.
CHURCH TRUCKS.
The enterprising firm Of McDill & Lyon
have bought a pretty oxidized, ball bearing,
rubber tire church trucks upon which conns
can be rolled down our narrow church alsies.
This Is unique and useful device.
DEATHS.
Died, in this city, on Factory Hill. last Fri
day night about o'clock Mr.. w. F. Young. |
His remains were inferred on Saturday ut
Lower Long Cane.
Mrs. Aurelia G.. Rucker after long and
rainful Illness, died last Thursday morning,
the 23rd, at the home OF her sister, Mrs A. II.
o Farrell in the city of Athens. Ga: Her re- |
mains were brought to Abbevllle Friday al
ternoon and were buried from Trinity church |
in the presence of large concourse OF s0r-
rowing friends. Among those Of her reia- |
tives present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Of Athens Ga; Mrs. Carrie c.
Heard, MIR. George Hart, Middleton. Ga; Mrs.
SImonds, Mrs. Pringle. Charleston,
s. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Calhoun. Mrs: n.
n. Baker. Calhoun Falls; Mrs. DuPre, Mr..
DuPre, Gi senwood.