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i - ? The Abbeville Press and Banneiy _ t ?..--_;^===;:==:======^=,.--? ==?S=??^====-==5==5=? a BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1895. ESTABLISHED 184flJ | YOU* Jk Will noprl a nHRI5^T!\> V V T I II I IW/V1 V4 W > I W I V J to buy and where are th 5 have seen our beautiful c ? selection would be easy to kept in a JEWEL I FINE CHINA 5 and hope yoi ' t R. C. SOARING ROCKY RIVER, fflATSX Thursday, than here by the closlr Troupe's Talk of the Incident* in ^ business. About tor seven ninea ?uy. i evworth l Lowndesvllle, Dec. 2, IS95. Thnt ni?i? nf Mr Beatty Sherrard of MoHaisville, Ander- ,n\h" MethodlVt bod County, was here Monday. nriate Thankseiv Monday nJght during a tnunder storm a which at the rpn bolt of lightning struck the telesmpb wire terested In the Ki near tbe depot, run along the wire Into the 1tnn wn<> ,#hftn depot, burning a considerable hole in the $; 50 which wus q wall, then to some papers, which were burn ,h~ Rmk|i ???() ed. This was as far ns It could be followod. d afteadv dred There being no one In the depot at the time, fn_ ?hn noma wnri II it bad been burned, that would have been nf which wis'ifti enotfaer Are, with which "old Ann Incendi- Mr ErThoi-to ary" would have been blameil. from' his itorn t Mr. W. L. Kennedy Mr. C. T. Baker and I " ttaadl Mrs. J. B. Franks went to Atlanta Tuesday. ?toand frr Messrs J. A Hawthorn and Irvin deck- The Bantlsts 11 ley went to Anderson C. H. Wednesday. iolnlne and In r Miss Lena Booker of Barne's came Friday Jp)?Cet which isq. and was the guusi of Miss Lucia Moseley till ^The law npon *Mrfj.C. Thomas was called to Anderson fn tSttbe r^Jres Miss Mamie Buskin and Miss May John- ThaTclassofour son came down from Anderson C. H. Satur- jy get a free ticke c. : We want more space to te parts of the County. For ins1 good spring heel LADIE'S and Now, a word about our line Double Harness nrn All parts sold separately. LAP ROBES : We have Will have more to talk aboi SHOES, HARNESS Just Above the Cour WH] We have a ne^ know of their woi i ? /? n rr i i i\ew line 01 lviouia cialty. "When it n aa/1 T T"i o trn ino UUUU. JL HOi VC J U?3 ries, and we are b IF YOD NEED A NICE CRAYON OR PAST] SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY t/. cip t -i ' wvuuuuvmii IAS PRESENT for some one, and < e questions to be answered. If display of Christmas Goods, we kn< ' make. We have everything gene .RY STORK ALSO w AND FANCY GOOI i will make our store a visit. BERNAl ^vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Dver here till today, then on judge Lynch route can be easily persuaded e named In Monterey. or bribed, by tbose who will be their repre ksglving day .was observed 8eutl ves In case or "an accident" to do deeds ig of stores and other places which will bring about, the usual results and those left behind will get rid of some thai eague AND charity. they not care 'or' and 8el P&ld for It too. o'clock Rev. E. W. Mason - "after Christmas " church preached an appro- in the last Press and Banner Is the follow Ing sermon, at the close of jng "Lookout for two or three weddings aftei uest of the good ladles In Christmas." We are looking for a good pwortb Orphanage, a collee- many. There are quite a number of young for It, which amounted_ to nf.0nlfl In and around here, of both *exas. whc 1 TnSattendifnoe TheTdie! wllfmarry "afTer"Chrl.tma3- if they over do ared a Ifox of needed arta|o.o8 a8 lbe* are 100 youn? 10 marr* beforeby' object, estimated value tha ksgivino. DO. -a has built a telephone line Mr. Ellis Huckabee and this writer took ? 0 Messrs Allen <fc Cooley's trip by the dirt road to Anderson C. H. Wed pot and messages are now nesday. We found some cotton and corn stll ?. to be gathered. Although the road had been ave built a Baptistery ad- well worked, yet when we reached six mllei ear of their church in this of that place, we dincovered a very marked lite an improvement improvemenr in the road, attributable 5,0 lti lynching as established by having been worked by a road machlno a pretty good life Insurance The road iajn splendid fix. We spent a par! entatlves of those who are of a day and a nlnht at the werv pleasant 1 will be entitled to S2.000. home of Mr. W. B. Magruder. We are al clttzens who most frequent- ways glad to be there, as we feel free, easy and t across "the river" by the at home, the storeB were closed the next P HA 11 you of our BARGAINS. The ;ance: A. HOME! TS GIRL'S Shoe for every day wear. > of HARNESS. We have a trem from $14 to $35 per " SEE OUR LE We have a good HOME-MADE BI a handsome line, and have just rece it next week. Recollect this : "V , BRIDLES, SADDLES C. P. t House and Opposite tl PUcDlLL ERE GOOD ME 1 J n TT 1 j _ -HI t lox oi v eivei ana ivj *th. New line of Jo ling cheap and nice, comes to FURNITUR f vo-fn vn nrl fvA-m o "hlTM >U 1UUU1 UV;U 11UL11 Ci UUi etter prepared to give 5LL PORTRAIT OF YOORSELF, &ET OUR PRICE. Yours &c., m: t Specta what ? at all prfces, frc you . w dw a ? orally 5 g RINGS, CHAI J WA * ^ ex, )S, * J as J, j THE l morning, and the streets were with but few TTnTiTRRT WOffll exceptions, deserted which was Indirect con- XLV/IIXIOX ?wvi) I trast with the day before when they were crowded with ho.-sep, wagons and people, f, w r.nina t?Ih t almost on every occurrence I am told, the Mr* ** co",n? * 8 tore* were also closed at Deans, Starr and Good Wood and Hoi Barnes, but the planters along the wuy, were When we Bee a load oft as busy as usual rlowlng, picking and gin- take note of the measure o . nlng cotton, ic V'e returned to thin place in is seldom that we And the 1 time to assist Dr. J. B Moseley and family In qalrement?eight feet. Itf I making away with a thanksgiving: turkey there is one thing on the ; e\c. Troupe. where honest measure coul > the length of sticks of old , * m It bean inherent desire to ( ? -- ? ' __ hMB able to account lor wo Honrs that the malls close at the Abbeville efgbt^feetf 7/Sldelfleld 6pln i Pofl!P?ce: plentiful a9 clay, and we i*I2a" 12.15 p.m. 1,10 p.m. honest measure should m 9.30 p. m. 4.25_p. m. .1.46 p.m. merchant were to cut off s \ Robert 8. Link, P.M. for two yards be would Ilk , r m m m , by these some short wood s I But when Mr. G. W. Colli i You can get 6 bars of soap eaoh weighing gives good wood and large . 1 lb at Aug. W. Smith's for25 cents. cut It seven feet when It Ii never falls what don't why H&rrlson A 'ee'* Games Ruby Llaimenl try a bottle only 25c. M m I Bruce's restaun.nt Keeps a fail line of fine f0//.1 \ cigars and olgareltes. buckwheat flour, a lot of 1 MMOND i largest stock of SHOES on the ma -IADE G-EKTTSP ? CHILDREN'S SHOES: Here i J .i !- A r>T tttlUUUS JJ.LLC CU1U CUKJ OCTLUJUg wxlvua W* set. ( Single HarB ADER, OUR $* JIDLE for 50 Cents. SADDLES (ived another fresh lot. Wait and s Te are headquarters for , LAP ROBES, and Ere ? 7 Very Respectfully, HAMMC te Grand Crossing on th & L IA8URE IIS MB* Coquette Rugs. Yoi] intless Japanese Matl Pintnrft framine* a E we have everything siness trip to several fs bargains than ever bei , WE REPRESENT ONE OF THE BEST HOUSES cDILL & LYOT\ /"v.* ,cles-"-^ | Dm 25 cts. to 08.00 and guaranteed to fit. f MAKING-?? ? NS and JEWELRY out of old-gold, a Specialty. . #| : REPAIRING low as GOOD WORK can be done for. J i JEWELER. , i-SELLER. SHOES AND PBETTY FEET. I OHBISTMAS PBESEHTS. 'M , ? _ ts the Cake lop A|moBt ^Uy Womnn Can Shew (be Mr?',*inc* * I^wion'i Moat Beaatine?t M eaiure. chickens, Bnt it Take. Charlie D fnl 8UM5h of ???" ?? ? <!?. ;^ vood wo generally n??.mr.nrf to Nhne ih? Hamnn Some are ornamental. Some are utetar < f the slicfc#, and H Hammond ?o Shoe the Human And Mme are orDanjerltaj an(1 lo(k en(?th up to the re- Family. Go to bis eatabliahmentand feast yoar eyet, ' '* "sr?a.,ay.f jrce'v%rr?r?rTo"mi??Krawrasssewwsi -> jbeat we have not o?H hc Jfvld lnKnt and fhe emnlovtnen t ?Pened prettier goods than Mr. Lawaon; and rt?ra\s a EiSStritHA sass sstaai&?fi&fius.: i e? are about as ever kept a root warm,,o: maaei inai pan 01 rQ8h ^ea place. It will pay you to be in atd0benalvene Ttl W Rlohart^e^hlrd'olfered Skint ? e-e gl??E&eanre90 P^^at the .lock ?.n taiT nr ninth domfora horse, and there are many meu. ?sore to De oroKen. eTeD. and women, too. In this day and time, wbo ?fc? M olfo ft? would give a kingdom for a pretty, foot. e 1! ere a? at hie f. This fact accounts for the great rasb to get Wnod for Sal A Hammond's shoes. They give almost any " " \xr'2jR oncht to be eiebt toot a pretty shape. No woman is hall dress- T HAVE a lot of WOOD, PINE and OAK $5 ought to De eigni edj u 8be weftrs a shabby *boe. The prettiest 1 for sale at $150aeord.or 75oa loadofa ; A thing In shoes this year Is a pretty foot. half cord. Orders left at tUe storebf W. Joel ? Smith a Rons, or given to my driver 8am Ad- -ig le best and genlune Pure fresh mountain buokwbeat for sale by flilwpromptlr t just In. ' W.Joel Smith & Sons. Dec. 4,1806, tf AMOS B. MORSE. I & CO. rket and at prices which are drawing buyers from all r ' -L ? __ _ I 3 3HOE FOR S1.00. We have a 'S s a strong hold with us. Call and see our line. IEAP- -- * * , ' 'Slj iess from $6 to $25 per set. 0 HARNESS. .3 I. We have a beautiful line and all styles. j see us about a Robe. rything in the LEATHER LINE, J )ND fc GO. I ie Square is the Furniture Store of i YON,=?1 rED TC^^AIjIj. ^ ^ ^ fore. We are getting- better discounts in this^-?? department, consequently we have reduced!!! KNOWN the on a Coffins and caskets. -m McIMIl Ac Lyon,