The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-09-28
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What 'sM'' Sees and Hears on His
Rounds in Country and in Town.


Rounds in Country and i'm Town.
Abbeville, $. C., Sept. 2S, 1901.
ARREvGLLE's EMpoRIUMs OF FASHION IN
GAYEsr ATTIRE.
The summer is over. and the fall season is
here with It's gorgeous tiuts of crimson, gold
aud brown and our Ladies' Emporums'
will today and tomorrow "wednesday and
Thursday be attired in all the newest
styles aud shades OF the season.
"Opening days" have again rolled around
and what feast (of the eyeS) our ladies' VIII
have! Grand! beautiful lovely exquisite !!
none nor all of these Will do justice 10 me
artistic display OF millinery, dress goods,
silks, satins, races and flowers which will be
for your inspection at Haddon's, kendalls
and The Wilson Henry Company's on the
2Sth and 29th proXtmo to which the public.
especially the ladies', are invited.
Remember only '2 days" in which to be.
hold the most "Magnlticent display" OF ladies
goods ever seen IN AbbevilIe.
Mr.. julius Dupre returned last week to
Spartanburg College.
ABBEvIL.LE MERCHANTS. AND TRADE.
Capt. L. w. White has just returned from
Northern markets. and as usual has purchas.
ed very large and attractive stock. full and
complete In every department and is prepar-
ed TO supply the wants ofhi many customers
as we'll as the public gen orally, aud will just
now give rare bargains In many lines.
Give him a call and you will find polite and
wide awake statesmen ready 10 serve
Mr.. A. NJ Smith Of the firm of A M. Smith
d Co. returned from the North last week and
his goods are now rolling ip. This old rel liable
firm has brought on this season an unusually
'ree stock OF general merchandise which
- are offering at prices that defy competi-
E Give them call and courteous atten-
'alesmen Will show you just what you
Va. aud the price will tempt you to buy.
Mr.. ]. K Glenn after spending several
weeks North is home and ready for business.
I'll toe to fall a lnfn In I'M
and all be asks Is q look from any and al
wishing TO buy the best goods at the lowest
prices.
See his we'll assorted stock and you will
surely find what you need.
w. D. Barksdale & Co. are at the same old
stand on Main street and have splendid
stock Of goods, large, varied and complete.
Here you can always get your bill filled al
' Dr.. Speeds Drug Ha'i store l. filed to the brim
from the front TO the rear rear with the finest
tasted, also many china toilet articles, school
books, stationary and many other lines OF
staple and fancy goods: anything in the
"Drug line" you will find in his store al
DR.. McMurray STANDS at the prescription
case ready to serve you skillfully and care
fully, as he knows his business and comes
with the highest testimo onials aS TO his eff
cheney as prescription" clerk.
l.. T. and'T. M. Miller-city grocers, have
the largest-finest and most varied stock OF
staple and fancy groceries they have ever yet
presented TO the Inspection of the people OF
Abbeville, and Abbevile County. This old
reliable and up 10 date firm have by business
tact learned the wants of the people in the
fancy grocery line and are now fully equip
ped, and ready TO show you the best stock OF
the kind you ever saw in Aobeville, perhaps
good as you ever saw anywhere. Look for
yourself and you will be satisfied. The right
prices make lively trade and they have
both.
DR.. c. A. Milford has the neatest and pref
tlest drug store in the up Country. tbs here
one loves to walt away the hours surrounded
by the beautiful, and resting N ease and COM
fort. His stock-well any of that mmense
throng OF customers can tell you about II,
and all about his low prices. In IT you will
always find every thing kept in a" first class
drug store. Cal. when in the city, as there's
always room for " one" more and you will re
ceive q hearty welcome. i
Mr.. George Penney might well be called
liable for when he is behind the prescrip-
tion case you are safe and that is saying n
great deal. and even means more to all lovers
Mr.. A. B. Morse that genial and affable
gentleman 8 prepared with large and wei!
assorted stock TO supply the wants OF The pub
lie. His stock Is fresh and attractive and
ouLof II you can always get something nice.
both staple and iancy. His weights and
prices are right.
A. NJ. Hill and Sons, one among the oldest
and most reliable firms of the city are at tht
same stand they have occupied Tor many long
years. Their stock OF staple and fancy gro
ceries, fruits and coutecuoneries is now ready
for your Inspection and every department Is
filled with tue best goods in their line. In
fruits and vegetable the earliest they al
ways lead. Their display IN this line (hxed
up by Jimmie is always attractive and tempt
Ing. No complaint for something TO eat By
the house vile II she will ring up A. NJ. Hill
and Sons, for what she wants
A. B. Cheatham and Co. are on the conner
rpder the Glenn Ethel Hotel with large aud
varied stock of mere Iaudlse when they offer
at prices to suit the times. This firm is com.
posed Of 1--we and wide-awake business men
who only know how TO buy, but how o BEL.
as well. They offer the best goods at the
lowest prices-try them.
HERE AND THERE ABOUT THE CITY.
MessI s. J. G. Miller, NJ. T. Coleman and
L. Dargan, three OF Abbeville's busting
statesmen are spending a while IN the city,
getting aQuaiD led with their ch ildren. TheIr
friends are glad TO zee them enjoying The
pleasures OF nome lie" II only for little
while.
Mr.. Eddie Roche K. F. d. carrier No. l.
now drivitga rapid transit, quick d livery
mnle. real time beater, who after coming IL
last Friday AFTERNOON on quick time was
not satisfied, and after slight pause got .
"hump" on h. m aud went down Main street
on my" sometimes On and sometimes OF
the ground. The mule came out ahead, anu
the buggy tunbled up, and badly dsmantled
brought up the rear.
Mrs Kilap OF Atlanta is In the city the
guest OF her sister Mrs j II Fuller.
young lady 'j,Winder Georgia Is in the city
visiting relatives at present she is the guest oi
Miss Sarah k!ugh OF Fort PickeES.
irths-At Aobeville Sept.-To Mrs. G.
w. Sylau a daughter. AT Ao6eviIle Septem-
Der q TO Mrs. Sam Seal Il daughter.
OUR SICK FRIENDS.
At this writing we are sorry TO seport no
change for the better, in the condition OF Mrs.
Haddou, who IL Still. quite Ill.
The many friends OF Miss Grace Smith will
be pained TO here OF her extreme illness, many
hope aud pray she may soon be restored u
wanted health again.
The illness OF Miss Corrie kilingsworth is
learned with much regret by her many friends
who hope that she soon be restored TO health
and at her place OF business, who is now great
ly missed.
Many friends OF Mr.. Richard Hill are de-
lighted to see HIM up and about once more af-
ter tedious illness.
ECHOES ALONG ROUTE NO. 3.
COTTON PIcKERs OF SHARON.
One day last week Mr.. John A. Williams
picked some 307 lbs. cotton taking nearly
nearlyl hour for dinner
Mr.. j. H. Mcneil anc his small children
picked S62lbs in one day.
Mr. L. Hunter picked AGO lbs in ope day.
Who can beat these Sbaroniter?
Mr.. A. j. Woodhurst showed us fine spec-
man of Il Squash raise by him this year; It
was OF the Haboard family. and weighed 10
pounds.
Miss Isabel Evans and Miss Dolly Carlisle
spent delightful day last week with their
friend Mrs. J.J. Link.
Miss Louise Watson, and bliss Annie Mary
Evans left last week for Winthrop and Cnico-
ra Colleges. respectively.
Mr.. VIII John Evaas left last Monday for
Clemson College.
Miss Maggie Gilbert OF Lebanon will leave
next Friday for visit TO relations al Glenn
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