The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-10
CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.
What "M" Sees and Hears Oh Hfs
Rounds About the City.
Abbeville, 8. C.. Jan. TO- 1900
WEEK OF PRAYER.

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This being the week OF prayer. services be.
Monday pight--In the Associate Reiormed
PreSbyterian church by Rev. ]. Lowrie Will
40 = D. D. Subject, Prayerful Confessinn; j.,
Tu.sdsy night services sv were ssv
Subject, Church Universal"
Tonight (Wednesday) In the Baptist ehnrcn
by Rev. ]. w Daniel. d D. Subject "Natiohs
Thursday night in the Presbyterian church
by Rev. Mr.. Sloan. Subject, "Famii'es ana
Schools"
Friday night In Methodist church by Rev
T. H., Plemmons. Subject "Fore'sn MIS-
These services should be very interesting as
the public are invited, and every one IeeIhg
so disposed is invited TO participate In the dis
cussiop of the different subjects. a,
CHANGING AND MOVING AROUND.
The electric light men now have their office
over Mr.. Speeds drug store. =,
MIR. and Mrs. Lambert Caldwell have rented
w. White, into which they will move next
Monday Good luck TO the young couple as
they enter upon the duties Of housekeeplpg.
Mr.. James Perrin is no longer with w. joel
grocery store OF Mr. l.. w. While. where he Ia
prepared to serve his numerous friends, and
where he will extend most cordial greeting
TO his old customers. 5L%
tour through Southwest Georgia.
Mr.. McSweeney has bought out the interest
OF Mr.. Westfield and will hencefortn. run the
City Bakery in his own name. MI. McSwee.
ney Ia a first class baker, as has been fully
demonstrated by the fine business he has
built up. He has also by his genial manner
won many friends during his stay In our city.
He has now for help one of his younger
brothers. Fi.T
SPECIAL MENTION. '3
do
"Mike. ."the "down town" grocer, sells goods
cheap, aud by 80 doing has worked up q nice
trade. Give him call, and you will be re-
paid for your trip to his store. ,2aS..r
Capt. j. B. Lyles may now be found IN tne
counting room OF Mr.. A. W. Smith.t &g ~
Dr.. E. l.. Wilson may now be found over tne
store occupied Mrs. Taggart, where be U.s. PRES
pared to serve the public With the best dsntaai sa
work. f5IsSsss 81 Sgi3.
lor, has moved upstairs over C6h6s& McDa-
vid's store, occupying the room recently yaca-
ted by DR.. E. L. Wilson. - J. s,
Capt. J l.. Perrin at home, as In war, ID 10
the front again with a select stock OF fancy
and staple groceries, which he ts selling at
most reasonable prices. He also handles
fresh 1sh regularly. Give him call and see
Messrs. T. II. Maxwell, Thomas Thomson,
B. Haddon and Kellar & Syfan are still FUR
nishing our people with the best OF all Klnas
OF fresh meats, sausage, hsh :ud oysters. ln
better markets. nor half 50 nicely kept.
Our merchants are now cutting prices to the
bone. making room for their spriog stocks'
especially ia this so In dry goodsand clothing.
ny * HoME AaA1S,s <. . =.
Mr.George Gambrell, the popular END ge-
Mai friend Of all. came in last weekon iele.
graph, z and may now be- found IN the drug
store OF capt. c. A. Milford; who Sfs now acon-
ductipEl lhe businesss In his OVID name: nay
|tngs s6onktit ont The ntesest Of ME- q Dn-
Pre- f36eFRe aays he has, Ftrayeled about q
deal i'd stls life," )bnts AbAeyilI sis the best
plscs has ever fouhd and hes has come
~ HoME ssfaoREg . !
Mr.. and MTs, g. x5s6s isss have recently
moved to their new Eo{1e 6ain street. op-
Eposi,e the Cotton NH agiasa s na. also
Ediee on the lower hpor, where he has large
goods, ,tQHnit the wants OF all. -
Personal nENT1oN.2 ,.I s..
@MrHL. Cosby, OF GreenviIle, the popular
saiesnnsn OF Butler Brothers, OF Marietta Mar
Bfe Work. passed through the city last Mon
day on busi ness. o.. .r..., d.
.aSS sSd sssS sauRst pfs enS lazy
George Shilllto. Is visiting relatives In the
Miss Bessie Murray has rest this month
effOukA8E duties as Cl6TR lD LQ6 ApEeSs OluCcs
ESNtlfreturn the first of February.
EatAdiRs Lou Vose has been sick for several
[day6xatd is still confined to her room.
|fs Mr.Frank &. DuPre has just returned from
q business trip TO Charleston.
4Sb% BIRTH.
= .ffAtsAbbevilie, January 4th, TO Mrs. ]. e. Nc
David, son.
GINNING WEDDING BELLS.
Madam Rumor says listen 10 the merry
chime of wedding bells In the near future fol
more than three of Abbevilie's fairest daugh-
ters. Can you guess who they are?
COTTON MOVEMENT. .lE. 90,
During the past week the market has been
feverish and fiuctuatipg owing 10 the pu ling
and pushing Of the bears and bulls on wall
street Liverpool cables lower owing to re.
verses of the British army. Receipts al.
though far below this tirse il4st year are re-
ported for the week TO be 160. 900. beng the
| first time in fifteen years that the second
week In January shows an increase over the
previous one, probably due 10 the heavy SELL
| ing of spot cotton, urged by innumerable tel
eprams that flooded the streets.
| The bulls, bears and British war 1t would
seem now govern the market instead Of sup.
DIV and demand. Receipts In Abbeville for
the past week have been light. prices ranging
from TO rs ..
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