Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* s ?". i The Press and Banner By HUGH WILSON. Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1831. Twelve l^ai^es. Jurors Kct'otiil XVeek. G. G. Hagun t'okeshury. 1*. XV. Sullivan <"okeshnry. W. li. Powell Cuilioun .Mill. o. c. Duncan XVh ill* Hall. I. XX'. Knox Vbboville. T. XV. Puce ('okesbu ry. Tlios. XV. Mcl'ork Long Cain*. II. T. Fuller Green wood. XV. A. Branch Bordeaux. A. S. MeKensie (,'okesbury. J. K. X\'itk?*lield Diamond IIill. S. l'.Tei.:ue White Hall. 1*. KoscuoelJJ Ahtievilie. -X. M. Krwin Diamond IIill. Theo. Kennedy Lo w n desv 111 e. I. L.Shumate Ninety-Six. J, T. Mcl.ees Greenwood. I. XX*. Harvley Indian Hill. XV. XV. l'urdy Smtlliville. J. K. K. XVilson :.AbbevilIe. XV. 1'. Anderson Long Cane. J. XVr. Kou:be tirei'iiwuuil. XV. C'uoningtiain Lowudesville. XV. E. Henderson sinitliville. E. It. Leroy Lowndesville. J. M. Uotbrock Greenwood. c?. 11. ISushurt Cokesbury. G. H. Taylor Ninety-six. 1. It. McCieO I MIL" rn?u J, J. Lomu.x Long Cuiiu. H. S. C'asou, Jr. Cedar Spring. J. W. Wake Ninety-Six. VV. H. Kennedy Indian 1Jill. J.JIt. liullock Greenwood. Samuel Allen Bordeaux. M. J. Giles Abbeville. .Make your Home Attractive. Mr. Minter is now opening a part of liis new and spleudid slock of furniture, and for the present may be found in the Alston House in rear of the New Hotel. (j<?od houses, good furniture, aud nice pictures make civilization itself. It is therefore, the christian duty of every man to have as nice home surroundings as he can possibly aftord. Cull at .Mr. Minter's store. Erann Through an Anger Hole. There seems to be a thousand and one ways for accidents to happen but the most singular . accident we have heard of lately occurred In this way. A few davs ago while Mr. Wade) Hamlin of Abbeville was endeavoring to tie a horse, two of his fingers were pulled j through an auger hole by a rope to which the horse was attached. Two broken fingers was the result. Cotton* continues to come from long distances to be ginned at Abbeville. The fact is. that our farmers are Beginning ?# mm there is no loss of time whatever in bringing their cotton to towu in the seed. If they sell the lint and the seed, as they should do, a great saving is effected by bringing the cft>p directly from the field to the market. Last year our ginneries ginned and packed onefourth of the cotton that was sold in this market. Up to this time they have ginned and packed one-half ot the crop. Mr.T. E. Polhill, of Duo West, wns in town last Friday attending the Quarterly Meeting of the County Alliance. He is treasurerofthe Due West Alliance, and stands fair with the brethren in all part of the county. General Boulangek, tlie French General, who has been a prominent figure In French politics for ten years, and who has been in exile from France for some timo,committed suicide at Brussels, September oO. Mr. r. W. Major, of Greeuwood. was in | town one day last week. This is his first vis-1 it to Abbeville in about five years. Mr. Major I is an enthusiastic temperance worker, and a I good citizen in every respect. Hon. J. E. Tonn, a prominent member of] the Alliance, and a delegate to the General I Assembly from this county, was among the! Alliancemcn last Friday. Mr. J. W. Wells is moving the dwelling j house in rear of White's Block to Church Street. The store of Messrs. P. Rosenberg & Co, will be closed next Monday, iu observance' UI misiuunavi'ivw. Capt. J. F. Hodoks, as eallant a soldier as ! went to the war, was iu town last Sale Day. | For locals, editorials, letters, advertisements and other matters, see local pages. Threk companies are buying cotton-seed at Hodges: Messrs. McUee & Nickles, Messrs. Hodges ct Counor, Messrs. \V. C. Ellis & Co. ^ WE are in a Ou: DRESS Special attention has DRESS GOODS I Our buyer ever alert and alive t growing trade seized everything in D stylish. The fashions the season s fects, Plaids and Stripes, Chevoit spol Homspuns, CheM Henriettas Now as to I See if our neighbors can matcl challenge comparison. PLAIN DREJ All Wool Worsted 9A cents per y 34 inch wool Henriettas 12J cen 4n inch wool Henriettas beautifu 40 inch all wool Silk finish Her cents per yard. French and German silk finish ] 40 inch all wool Serges; beautiful __ We are your f basis of what you o\ <(JP. Oct. 7, 1891. _ ?? ? Timiaat?mt m \ WISH MM ! J| JIU II. I JLUU iiAiai. . That He Who Never Tries, Never Succeeds! Hence being unable to get my Store! on corner of Main and Trinity Streets till November 1st, I will till then open up a few samples of Cheap and Moderate Furniture in the store in OT.T) ALSTON HOUSE in rear of New Hotel, or will fill orders from the R. &. D. Depot. | 'TIS ALSO A WISE HUM! THAT MONEY MADE IS MONEY SAVED! Then if you want anything in the furniture line go to whose complete Line of Furniture is mwn nnom TXT ATT A T THPV rnj!i D?iOi ID UUAJU111,; mm sm wram9 THE LOWEST IN PRICE. Don't fail to call around, or reserve your orders till I open in my elegant Store, now occupied by R. W. Cannon. REMEMBER I will only be in present: quarters till November 1st. Soliciting a part of the Public Patronage, I and promising to do my best for you. I am very respectfully, T T\ 18 JT1 T J. K. IVlmter, Jr. Oct. 7, 1891. tf r YORTT L POSITION THIS SEASO: r Immense stock is bein nr\r\r\c\ _ , , ? ? liUUJJ^. Wain and Jfancy ures Stripes and plaid Henriettas 25 cents per yard been given to Plaid Dress Flannels 25 cents per yard. nrni DTIUICMT ^ wool Plaid Fanuels 50 cents per yard. IItl rill I IvIIbIv I 54 iuch all wool Flannels 50 cents per yard, o the interest of our rapidly All wocl plaid Serges, exquisite coloring, 42 i ress (Joods that was new and per yard. ihows a variety of rough ef: efl'ects. In plain goods are Ask to see those Novelty PI . j QArCPQ Tucked and rough effects in plaids and strip) f O ' each and no two alike, so your dress is differei Etc. elseDur Prices. Black Dress c We have no competition, all wool black Hen , us. We are open to and M cellts 1K!r yard. 40 inch solid stripe (50 cents per yard. HI Qt ft Black silk finish and silk warp Henriettas. JO Uwl/?i/0* Novelty designs in Chevrons Brocades. Cords, stripe, and dot effects. ard. ts ,,er yar<i. Dress Trimir 1 shades 2 ? cents per yard. iriettas, all the new shades 45 In keeping with our stock of Dress Goods w ty and style dress trimmings. Henriettas. j;aj[ Heads. Narrow Gimps, Jewelled and 1 quality 50 cents per yard. and Jet Trimmings. Jet Nail Head Trimmit. 2>W FOR ANYTHD New Yor] riends and want nothing from you accept wl ve us. Come to the New York Bargain Si _E_Ji Ji'i?iJH. m a To "WHERE T To the best advantage and where : you could desire. In Our I We show a splendid assortmen Men's: Jas. Means celebrated Kangaroo Calf bals, Waulkenphr Process, calf and grain lace and bi We Have the Bes REAl That we have ever shown and equalled. A splendid stock of F the World, REMEMBER Woofler tho most select Hup of NQ13B lints and Caps in great variety for Men and Uoys UHDER' SHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRA Staple Notions. Dry Good". Orocories, Hard Whip and all. We are looking dally for a eai With best wishes for your prosperity ana e: PALACE FURNITURE STORE. LOCATED NEXT TO DUCKET'S NEW YORK STORE, j We have just examined the very large and complete stock of elegant Furniture and Sewing Machines at the above named store. The Proprietors, Messrs. MILLER & HARBER, are always present and will take pleasure in showing I their goods to the public. Peri sons wishing to buy anything in their line will do well to examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. A full line of Sewing Machine Attachments and Oil always on i hand. Greenwood, S, C. Jc Oct. 7,1891. 3m. 1 BAR' H to LOOK I .g Filled Eve is Goods. SILKS I, worth double. Plaid and stripe Faille Francaise Black gros grain nc" wide, 50 cell Is Men's J-urn: aid Suits. Cutis 3o cents pt /i?ii??,,,i r<i.f *} ), UI1U I'uttciu \*i \_/Uiiaia iuuc vui it from somebody underwear, gloves a _ Notion.4 roods. 5 papers pins fo riettas 40 inch wide Fine tooth brus! Linen thread 4 Pure bristle lmi Fine quality Nc Vegetable ivory ?ngs. T?l00klf! e show great novel- Men's, Women Misses full regu Iredesent Feather Ladies full regi lgs. Men's full seam ?t you > k Ear < iat we merit. We ;ore you will never regre Headqi Remind the Good People of HEY CAN PUT it will be the most appreciated. In our capi Boot and Shoe t of Men's, Women and Children's good. We $3, $3.50. $4 and $2.50 Farmers Shoes and Q ist bals. Cork Sole bals. Scotch Edge bals itton. Children and Infants Shoes all kinds t Assortment and Largest Stock dy-ma.de c at very low prices. Children suits from $' ancy Cassimere Suits, Crokscrew and Clay Wc ailer Made Sample department, wit h a handsome Fashion Plate fr< items. Fit and satisfaction guaranteed, makes this department Y STLF.F HATS ever brought to Abbeville. A look will < VATS, OVER SHIRTS, DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, ware, L'mbrellas, to Suit any and everybody. Don't, forsiet that v r load ol the well known and popular "MILBUIIN WAGONS." ctending a hearty invitation to all, we are the old reliable house of TT7" T/'YCIT Q"M VV . U UUU U1TJ We Mean It. \ LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED, 1 A. not to hunt on our lands by Day, or - r\r\ r\ r ;is{ht. We have home It patiently, but will /[II J JmIH ereafter prosecute any find all persons found ^l"|| I I I ll lolatlng the within notice: II II 1 | i. H. W. Lawson, II II jLf V /I G. C. Dusenbury, -1 A V r T. P. Mil ford. /] J. \V. Lesly. LJ . J* Li. Little. J. Evans Gordon. A. M. Reld. Misses Mary and Jane Gordon. __ Mrs. E.J. Gilmer. At McZ Sept. 30,1801. tr. At 12 M. on! . I, CHIPLEY & BRO, The building of span, ninety iee ?repairer of? On the same d Guns, Pistols, At Patteri LOCKS &c. I i i J? ^ said Driage. Also keep on hand a full line of ?, rr'vit ir _ At Hllls M GrXTIKTford's lower mil WORK GUARATEED. L Tll<aa, gueewood, 9. c. , On Tuesday, Oct. 7,1801. Cm. The building c Phe State of South Carolina, about 80 feet lo county of abbeville. . Specifications letting, Contri PROBATE COURT. , , ? , T ? DOttd' n the matter of the estate of J. Ramsey tj , ? n Slack, deceased. By Order 01 I Notice to Debtors and Creditors. j p A LL persons Indeb'ted to said estate must ? * CX settle without delay, and those holding laims against the estate must present them iroperly attested to JAS. E. I,0MAX rv j r -inm Oct. 1,1891, tf. Administrator. UCT, Oj lOal, <TH A I i A li\ litis mi Si OWN on COUPE' ry Day with Nei and VELVETS, a silks for trimmiugs. : silks for trimmings ami dresses. g. i and Faille Silks for dresses. ishings in Great Profusion. ?0, liO cents, never before solb at the price. ;r pair. Is of any kind. An immense line of neckwear, C lid suspenders. s and small Wares. r 5 cents. lies for 5 cents. our ^ ceuts. M r brushes 9 ceuts. ft] >te Paper .3 ceuts per quire. ? buttons 4 ceuts per dozen. 1 see ou OSIBRY I buy. ft] 's, Misses and Infants hose 5 cents per pair. per p: ilar made 10 cents per pair. 0 ilar made seamless 13 cents per pair. less regular hose S cents per pair. [EEDCOME' gain St< have the money to pay you for 3t it. Yours to Count on, ? Hi ?UTi &KP /M, aartcrs New 'S Abbeville County ilfjlll THIER MONEY 1 acious store rooms you will find almost everything-^* > Department ; ||l would call special attention to the flowing in ^ uarter Eagle Boots. Satin Oil balsand Congrewr^ J Ladies Kid button and Lace. Ladies Fpeno^l I and Prices. ? *' LOTHING ' Ifl 1 up, Our stock of Overcoats can't be excelled i?|H irsteds. For every day Pants the Bull-Dog heat^i I im which to select the Rtyles and n beautiful line of sample* to choose1??; j Just the thing when you want a nice suit or single guarment, .'jfffH :onvincc you of this. Also full stock of Soft Felt, Crash and WootaSH , Cufis, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, JEWEEY, Etc.. M] are the people to fix you up with a nice Buggy, Harness, lap Robft. Xaai A good line of (Jurts, Buggy and Carriages always In stock. I [ITH & SONS. ||j i i I HATE JUST J ^ A A ?RECEIVED THE- ~'l largest k men ittrick's Mill stock of Friday 23d Oct. J recovered truss |^| r \ itide! 1 lay at 3 p. m., I UMIIlUHUMj 3on's Bridge. ?AND? :> sz CimSl 27 Oct. at 12 M. )i one Truss Span Ever brought to Greenwood, S, 0. ^ ng. Please call and examine before? ! shown on day of purchasing-elsewhere. actors to give good ATT o, Coin's, iiijJLlillJN j||| . C. DUPRE. GBEENWOOD, S. o|| ClerK. Between J. T. Simmon's and bank&lfl 3t of Greenwood. Oct, 7, '91. 3m STORE! riTION and SMILeI n arrivals. fji its ! Hats!! Hats!! ifj xicial this week. XX) fur bats worth from $1 to tfH.ou goes on uarguiu uuuuwi ?? $1 your choice of bats. ew style stiff ami fur bats comiug in. . SHOES, .SHOES; SHOES. I Jq are doing more in shoe business than the eutire town and <1 rices is what is doing the work. hisses shoes 42 cents per pair. .'isses, boys and Children school and nress shoes of all kinds, fe have the best line of ladies shoes ever shown. Ask to f| r line of fine custom made ladies shoes. adies shoes 4S cents per pair. adies fine button and lace shoes $1 per pair. ||| [en's fine shoes $1 per pair up to a fine hand-made shoes at $4 air. Id lady shoes, Common Sense shoes of all kinds. ;j TO THE 1 Dre. your cotton and do not buy it on a Co. j rorlx. Oity.