The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-09-21
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Rounds i'm Country and in Town.
Abbeville, S. c., Sept II, 1901.
NEWS BUDGETS ALONG ROUTE 3.
ABBEvILLE's MERCHANTS, COTTON. y
TRADE.
The Merchants of A bbevill have nearly all
returned from Northern markets and as usual
have large and elegant stocks and are fully
prepared to supply every want of their Gus
toners. For tie best goods in quality and
variety the city of Ahbeville cannot be turned
down In the State. Up to this date n good
many bales OF cotton have been marketed the
mers seemed satisfied considering the warm
weather, trade has been very good, we mean
by his that it takes cool weather TO move
winter goods. Gu Merchants have the right
prices and anticipate a big trade the coming
season.
AsREvILLE'S GRADED SCHOOL
Opened last Monday, with all the teachers
In their places, except the principal Prof.
Dick. who is unfortunately detained at his
home on account OF the illness of his wife,
who we hope will soon be fully restored and
will come TO our city where a hearty welcome
awaits them both.
r.. +. D. JEWS.
Rural inspector Mr.. Veazy has been in our
city the past week looking after the rural
routes from this city. He has had every
route measured and will make a few changes
IN several which he thinks will be advanta-
seous TO all interested. He says II 1t Is the
wish Of the patrons he Will give them the
former schedule leaving Abbeville at So'clock
!, M. instead Of II Is. His change VII we are
sure, he hailed with delight by all, from, the
Post Master down to the carriers. Mr.. weary
Is business from the word 20 and has given
,ln ,,r, hnctpnsp harn hil alnGQlt and most
careful attention., He is kind and courteous
and We are sure the carrier boys have In him
/ true friend.
FALL OPENING OF FIN MILL1NARY AND
LADIES GOODS.
r. NJ. Haddon d Co. have ]nnounce their
usual "fall opening" for Thursday and Friday
neXt the 22ud and 23rd. Our ladies know
exactly what this means and will turn out In
iull force TO see the beautiful and new crea-
ATOMS, all the aatest styles In dress goods,
Millinery trimmings etc. etc,
Miss Anuie w. Howe OF New York has
charge of the Millinary department and Is an
''artiste" In her profession, knows exactly
brunette" and can by a cunning twist OF a
ribbon make every body look more beautiful
and attractive. Miss Howe was with this
firm several seasons past and is remembered
most pleasantly by mahy of our ladies. This
old firm have for the inspection OF the ladies
IF AbbeviIle and Abbeville County an
elegant and unusually large stock TO which
they most cordially invite their attention.
WHO SHOUT BURY HIM THE coUNTY oRrHE
s. A. L.. RAILROAD COMPANY.
On last Saturday morning a negro man was
found on the track of the Seaboard rail road
Company not for from this city. " hen
found he was In q dying condition and was
brought to the SeabOard Depot when he died
in a short time. 1t is supposed he was taking
"a free ride, that is Without the consent OIL
knowledge Of the r. 4. Company and in 20
doing me- his death. Many tax payers have
asked the question who should bury him "
the railroad company, or the county Of Able
Vile, as they understood the county positive
~ refused, even when offered the assistance
Of the city council, who proposed to pay one
half the funeral expenses, and he was finally
buried by the section bands of the Seahoard
Company. The negros OF the city were, we
believe appealed 10, refused any help what
ever. Who Will answer the above question
TO the satisfaction OF many tax pay ers.
OUR CITY SHOE STORE.
Mr.. Oscar Fl. Cobb has moved /" up higher"
and now occupies one Il the hand'ome and
roomy store under the Glenn Ethel Hotel.
Mr.. Cobb might well be turned the shoe
Mar " of the city as he deals exclusively in
Shoes" which should give him every advan-
tage over his composition. He has :. most
attractive line for old folkS-young fOlks-and
little folks-in short cane suit any body want
ing the best shoes for the least money. He
Invite the Inspection of the public.
OUR CITY CLoTHERs.
p. Rosenberg and Co have an immense
large and elegant assortment ofgents furnish
lngs many celebrated lines OF ready made
clothing up TO date in make, style, flush, and
price. When Mr.. Rosenburg "slaps you on
the bach" and says ait fits" you may walk
out satisfied, you are all right In both style
and tit. See the big ad OF this old reliable
firm and give them a call and you will be
convinced they mean exactly what they say.
II PENNY CLOTHING COMPANY.
This new firm has brought on a superb line
OF ready made clothing, hats, and shoes, and
a beautiful line OF gents furnishings and are
prepared TO suit the wants OF every one, es-
pecially those in need of a tiptop, stylish, and
swell suit OF clothes which they can furnish
at crock bottom" figures.
This firm conducted by Mr.. Will Perrin has
already build up a large trade which Ia
growing every day. This firm merits, and
will have their full share OF public patron
age,
THE WILSON HENRY COMPANY.
MI. Wilson Of this firm visited the North
ern markets this season and purchased "a
large and most attractive stock OF ladies'
goods, millinery, dress goods and trimmings
10 match.
Everything new n stylish, all the novel.
ties and fads in millinery and dress goods can
be found here.
These are enterprising and up to date
Young men who are claiming the attention
of the public by their close attention to bus!-
ness. Their hffa be and polite address, and
last but not least, their beautiful stock which
they are Offering 1T the lowest prices for the
pest goods.
Z. W. KENDALL.
As usual Mr.. Kendall has brought on a
large and varied stock of ladies goods. EN-
braciug a most attractive line OF millinery
notions and general merchandise.
In this large and well assorted STOCK eau ne
found all the "Parissian" style and all tue
novelties Of the season these are especially
noted in ladies goods, millinery.
Every body remembers their grand ana
~arIlstic display last year, which will be sur
passed in beauty and style the resent season.
We are not advised as to the time Of his fall
opening therefore cannot give the date.
Watch tor his "big" ad!
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Fannie Harris and Miss Mary Hill
left Yesterday for Converse College at Spar
tanburg.
Miss Virginia Gsmbreil lefr yesterday for
Rock Hill where he Will enter the Wlnthrope
training school.
MANY friends of Mr.. Richard Hill are de-
lighted TO zee him out again alter such 81 long
tedious illness, and hope he will soon be fully
restored to health and back at his place OF
business.