The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-09-12
CoNTRIBUTED IaCALs.
What "MY Sees and Hears on His
- ROdnds About the CITY.
COMING AND GOING,

COMING AND GOING.
Miss Lillian Gambrell left yesterday for
WILLIAMSON Female College.
Messrs. Allen Long, Tom Perrin, and Mack
Henry, are off to Clemson College.
Miss Nettie Hammond aftera pleasant stay
with friends In Walhalla, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Fannie Willerford, OF Greenwood, and
Miss Alice Minis, of Loui dale, have been the
charming guests Of Mrs. NJ. b. Syfan for tne
past week. They will leave today for their
respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Marshall after a delight
full visit to homefolks and friends, leit last
Saturday for their home In Anderson.
her friend, Miss jamie Hollingsworth.
The many friends OF Mr.. James S. Bowie
will be glad to learn Of bis Improvement at
Hot Springs.
SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY l7rH'
Abbeville's Graded School will open lis fall
session next Monday. Examination will be
held on Thursday following at a. n., Tor new
pupils and those with CONDITIONS.
THE LAUNDRY IN FULL BLAST.
Mr. C. p. Hammond has secured the SER
vices OF first class Laundry man, one VINO
has been In the business for lG years and who
Is both reliable and competent, 80 that the
Laundry will now be run Without intermis-
sion, and to the entire satisfaction OF It's
patrons.
THE LADIES STORE.
Mrs Rosser Is now receiving and opening
first class stock Of goods for ladies only. Miss
Kate Marshall, Miss Lou Nose and Miss JAMIE
Hollipgsworth. have engaged with this firm
and will be pleased to see their friends
AN EPIDEMIC.
IL is said there are at present one thousand
cases OF sore eyes ir the city, and the epidemic
seems TO be no respecter of persons for the
old as well as the young, are suffering from
this painful disease.
OUR NEW CLERKS.
MIR. C. Wilson and Mr.. Tully G. Ellis are
now with the enterprlsing firm of l.. r. & T.
NJ. Miller. Mr.. Wilson is too we'll known as n
business man TO need any introduction from
our pen. Mr.. Ellis Ia from the classic city OF
Due West, and Is up-to-date in the business
world. These gentlemen will extend a cordial
welcome to their many friends.
Mr.. w. L. Bradley the hustler" is now with
P. Rosenb berg d Co., and has bargains in store
for his numerous friends who will honor him
by calling. This is one OF the old reliable
firms OF Abbeville, and in its Service and with
the extraordinary inducements this firm can
offer, MIR. Bradley can and will do good ser
vice.
r. NJ. HADDoN d co.
This old and staunch firm are getting ready
for q tremendous business this fall. They
have just returned from Northern markets
where they have purchased an unusually
large and attractive stock Miss Laura Staun-
ton from Hill Brothers OF New York, will
with Mrs. Haddon, preside over the millinery
department. Miss Staunton Is an up-to-date
artistic in her line and will no doubt sustain
the large reputation already acknowledged
and accorded this firm. Miss Graves OF Balt-
more, will be in charge of the millinery de-
partmept OF this firm at Due West. which is
under the management Of Mr.. w. w. Ed
wards.
A. NJ HILL & SONS
This old and we'll known firm are still
abreast with the times and are rushing the
market with the finest lot OF fruits offered
this season. They have just received another
lot of that fine -Beachnut sliced Bacon" In
their carriage repository they Will receive