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ABBEVILLE, S.C.
$3* Published every Wednesday at $2
year in advance.
Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1890.
Twelve Images.
Open tut; Day at HnddonN.
On yesterday, the first opening day of the
.ndsotne store of Messrs. It. >1. Haddon &
?'s presented tt perfect panorama of beauti1
novelties.
\ll the new paterns In dress goods, with an
motive variety of rich trimmings to
tch, were tastefully arranged and greatly
nired by the many visitors in attendance
in the occasion.
lie UlSpiaj Ul IOVCIJ Iiair. (II1U iruuiiru',
jdered doubly attractive by the artistic
uch of Miss Gllmore. of New York, exceeds
jr powers of description.
Mr. and Mrs. iladdon are fully abreast of
le times, and their deserved success and
<ng experience in the millinery business, is
guarantee thai the ladies can always find
e very latest novelties In all departments,
rheir Imnwiise stock of ladies goods, both
Style, Variety and quality will compare
^^^-ry favorably with any retail establishment
thcSouth, and their price* will be found
^ fjlly ten per cent, below the usual city retail
rices.
The opening will continue to-day, and the
lovers of the beautiful will be amply repaid
bv a visitor to the Headquarters of Fashions.
Xew Street* to be Opened.
New streets, msy he opened when new
building lots are o tie red for sale.
The lot between Judse C'othran's home and
the uepot would furnish a bplendld location
for the shops, and if new streets were opened
in that direction desirable building lots would
be thrown on the market.
At present there is a limited demand for
lots, and it is to be hoped that suitable places
may be found, on which dwellings may be
built.
The high price which has been asked of late
has brought other lots into market, and a few
^^|?s may be made. The lands adjoining
iii/miI/I molrn o Holic/hl fill KPt.
roent, if a new street or tw o was'opened.
Alliance N'otice.
Regular Quarterly Meeting of the County
Alliance will bo held in the Court House,
Friday, October the 3rd, 189<>. A full attendance
desired as matters of vital importance
to the order must be attended to.
t A meeting of Sub-Presidents will be held In
the Court House, Thursday night, October
2nd. Presidents of local Alliances are earnestly
requested to attend this meeting. By
order of the President, A. W. JOXKS,
Sept. 21, 1S?. Sec. A. C. A.
Pitched out ol 111k Cart.
Dr. J. W. Keller of this county came very
near getting seriously hurt one night last
week, while in the practice of his profession.
In returning lroin a visit to a patient the vehicle
was overturned, and he was badly
bruised. When the Doctor was in town a
A few days ago, he was still experiencing ineonB
veuience from his bruises,
Ikk Terribly Mangle*!.
George Wulcetlelri, a worthy young
^ mn of Anlreville. met with a very serious
Ilccldent one day last week. While attending
Bo a gin one hand was caught in the; saws,
Knd his arm was drawn In, and the sideof his
face aud head cut. Itisamattei of extreme
regret thai we note these gin accidents.
Cat Him With n Knife.
John Tom in coming from church one night
recently cut Jack Davis in several places, Inflicting
serious wounds. They had been to a
Colored Baptist church, near Capt. Pratt's.
[The difficulty was about a woman.
frbe Plnce at Which to Buy Vt'hiakey.
The Press and Runner is a teetotaler and a
prohibitionist, and doeR not buy whiskey,
but we would say this, if anybody is determined
to drink whiskey, he should buy It
from M. O. McCracken, who always keeps a
good article at moderate prices.
Splendid Goods at Bell*n.
Mr. W, E. Bell has a superb stock of the
choicest and best goods to be found In the
Northern markets, and all ladles should call
at his establishment, and he suited in all that
fidorns the female form divine.
Cotton.
-We havp had much cotton during the past
weetr,-n*nd tho price has ranged from 9 to 9<4
cents. We have eight buyers, and the competition
was never as sharp as at present.
Cotton
Need.
There is a brisk demand f?r cotton seed,'
anil Reveral buyers art'anxious to Hecure as
mnch as possible. 1'rhe, 15 cents lor 30
pounds.
Electric Light* ami Water.
Abbeville ought to liave electric lights, and
we need water. Couldn't water be brought
through pipes from some of the springs in the
neighborhood ?
Mr. E. H. Nichols, a prosperous farmer of
this county, was in town last week selling
Lfresh meat. Mr. Nichols Is a public spirited
citizen, and takes a lively interest In all mat\ers
pertaining to the walfare of the county,
ind the prosperity of the farmers. He is a
zealous member of the Alliance and a reader
1^ many newspapers.
HT r on v fr Ion/1 frnm (Ka AAiinfvu f/mlc <1 la.
^^T>osed to^con tribute something to the barbecue
the committee will bo glad to hear from them,
of A yearllug beef or a sheep or a goat or a hog
|j would be the very dot.
I Mk Beaty has been conductlug a religious
< meeting In the last week, which lias been
very well attended, and luterest has been
K manifested by the people.
Editor John. c. Bailey of the Enterprise
aE^Mid Mountaineer was elected School Com mis^^^oner
ot Ureenvlll county at the recent prl1
mary election.
& .Mr. (teobke. A.Shii.lito Is a good hash,
and barbecue cook and we have no doubt
the committee on gala day will need his asI^Aslstancc.
W e learn that Mrs. Glymph, once MIsk
1 Jennie Townsend, wasgrauted a divorce by
J tne Elberton Courts last week.
i The Anderson Intelligencer notices the
I death of a mule, whlcn was more than forty
3 flveyears old.
| Ik you want a good two-horse farm, apply
^?o Mr. NV. C. DuPre, Abbeville, S. C.
KB DOTS AT DONNALDS.
People nntl Tiling* in and Around
Bp the I.ovely I.itile City.
Donnai.ds, s. C.
Cotton Ik coming in quite lively, una Kelilut;
w from 8% to iK? cents per pound.
Times arc lively and brisk, the merchants
are doing a fair business, ami collections are
fair for the season of the year.
^ There have been 231 bates of cotton ginned
r here this sensou up to l?st Saturday night.
W. J. Donnald and D. M. Humphrey aro
running two sixty saw gins at the old stand
of B. J. Alartin & Co.
Barm ore Dunn .fc Co. have three sixty
saw gins iu operation, making three liuudred
running this se.ison iu Donmilds.
The school building is still unfinished for
want of lumber. There seems to be a rush of
orders, causing considerable delay i? tilling
orders for lumber.
Prof. J. E. Buzhardt, of Newberry, will take
charge of our high school October 29. We
will be compelled to use the old building until
the new house Is completed.
A protracted meeting is being carried on in
the Methodist ChtUftU this week by Kev. W.
L. Plgues.
Rev. \V. Pearson, assisted by Itev. Mathews,
of Greenwood, will protract the meeting this
wees hi ureenvuie unurcn.
The Methodist congregation at this place
ltave bought aa organ for (heir churcli.
A singing class has been formed since Prof.
Showalter closed his school here.
Miss Annie and Florence Henry and Miss
Mamie Cox, of Abbeville, were visiting relatives
in bonnalds last week.
We have a secret society hero called the
Oriental Mystery, which Is a mystery to all
who are not members of the order. The obiect
and aim of the order is not known to auy
mt members.
Miss Lena Booker returned a few days ago
from u trip to York County.
Jamas C. Hooker and Lambert J). Caldwell
will handle the yard stick for Messrs. Cox,
Blgby 4 Co. this winter.
A.K. Haddon is clerking for Mattisoo &
Mattlson.
\V. F. Rowland is clerking far Agnew <fc
Mattlson.
W. V. Brown lee will move Into town and
enter the mercantile business with Dr. W. AW
l>odspu. uuder the firm name of Dodson ?v
JJrowulee,
William Seawright was elected cotton
.. weigher by the Alliance for litis seasoji.
T|ie Alliance at this placu will soou commence
work on their store room. They contemplate
erecting a neat room 75 feet long,
' with a commodious hall above, to be used a*
sn Alliance hall. The order seenr.s to be in a
healthy condition, and is constantly Increasing.
Our Alliance is composed of the best
men ol our country, and is about the 11 vest
Alliance in the county.
We have an elegant line of crush and aljlne
bats. P. Resenberg & Co.
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I Will Show the Prettiest Stock of
Hats, Bonnets and Caps,
that I have ever exhibited at any previous
Opening.
Mill MIS, PLUSHES
in all the shades. Full line of
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Stock of
LADIES' WINTER WRAPS
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Short Plush Wraps.
I am prepared to please the taste
iof every customer. Your simplest and
most extravagant desire can be satisfied for
the asking.
Call on me during the Fall and
Winter, and you will find what you need,
and at the very lowest prices.
Yours respectfully,
W. E. BELL
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Saloon" is because they get goods
that come up to what they are represented
to be. You can get anything you call for,
and in the best style. This is the largest,
neatest and best regulated bar in Abbeville.
Call at the Palmetto before buying any
where else and you will be satisfied to buy
there.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
Corn whiskey $1.75 to $2.50.
Rye wiiisirey to $5.
Brandies, Wines, &c.
Sold as cheap as can be bought any
where in town. All goods guaranteed to
give satisfaction. A fine stock of Cigars
and Tobacco always on hand.
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
J'robate Court.?Citation for Letters of Administration.
By J. Fui.leh Lyon, Esq., JunGR Pkobate
Covkt:
VITHEREAS, \V. G. Illce Jr. has made suit
** tome, to grant liim Letters of Administration
of the Estate and ell'ectf of Dr. G. H.
Wail del I late of Abbeville County, deceased.
These nro therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular tlie kindred and creditors of
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j II1U S>tlU lJl'rn lJ, 11. UUUUCll ucwrtiovut vuui
they be and appenr before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held ut Abbeville C. II.. on
Tuesday, Octobor 7th, 1S90, ufier publication
hereof, at II o'clock In thrlorenoon. to show
cause if any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of Court,
this 20th day of September in the year
(L. S?.} of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
ana ninety, and In the llolh year
of American Independance.
Published on the 24th, day of September,
1S!)0, in the Press and Burner and on theCourt
IIon.se door for the time required by law.
J. Fuller Lyon,
Judge Probate Court.
Sept. 22, 1SU0, tf
Car Load
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HORSES.
T HAVE for sale a car load of the finest
I KENTUCKY SADDLE AND HARNESS
HORSES that could be obtained for
the money. Cull ana niaUeyour selection.
A, B, HAMLIN, Agent,
Sept. 23, 1800, tt
WANTED.
ENERGETIC and reliable man as agent
for The Singer Manufacturing Company
In Abbeville and other counties. jVyent must
give bond and furnish his own horse. Address
THE S. M. Co,
Columbia S. C.
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For Sale.
ONE voire of Oxen, age four and five yewrs
old. Price SoO.OO.
I E.S.ADDISON, -iiSf
Nlnetj-Slx, S. C.
i Sept. 23, 1S80, ' ij
Wanted.
BIDS from contractors to build a two story
brick building In Donalds, S. C. Spec- .'V?
| ideations furnished on application. Address
C. V. MARTIN,
Donalds S. C. . : %
Sept. 23, 1S90, It
Building Lot For Sale.
WHAT beautiful lot of five acres. lylnsr upon
i the Pendleton road, Just above Mrs. Mabry's.
Apply to
\V. C. WARDLAW,
Executor.
Augusta, Ga.
Estate W. D. Lomax.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of \V.
D. Lomax will make payment immediately,
and those having claims against the
estate will present them to me at once.
J. R. LOMAX,
Administrator.
Sept. 23, 181)0. -it
Examination of Teachers.
THE next regular examination lor white
teachers will be held In the Court House
on Friday, October 3d, and for colored teachers
on Saturday, the 4th. The examinations
will begin at 10 A. M. R. G. McLEES,
.School Commissioner.
Tn "Rpnt.
A FIRST CLASS TWO-HORSE FARM,
within 1J4 mik'8 of Latimer Station, on
Savannah Valley Railroad. Good dwelling,
good water, good land. Apply to
\V. C. DuPRE.
Sept. -II, 1800. :Jt Abbeville. S. C.
Town of Osie.
I WILL sell lots in this town at public outcry
at eleveu o'clock on October the Hlb,
1890 : Tbe town lias been laid oft and map
will be on exhibit on the day of sale. It is
beautifully situated in a most fertile section
of country on the (j. C. .t > '. Railroad near
place formerly known as Hozeman's Mill
whore there Is an Immense water power.
MRS. M. C. HOLLOWAY.
Sept. JJ, lS'JO, tf
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