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Th. Abbeville Press and Banner. 3 r BY HUGH WILSOX. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 30,1889. VOLUME XXXIV. NO. 23. | Join t pie w] p Is the MEN'S CLOTHING. Tt WOULD take n larue volume to civc a full description of this department. We cordially invite every one to tfive us a cull and we feel confident they will be satisfied in every respect. We guarantee K( Perfect Fit, Latest Styles and J Lowest Prices. No one cau fall to he suited whether in need of the very FINEST GRADES of Corkscrew or Wide Wales for a FINE DItESS SUIT or an elegant CASSIMERE OR WOODYILLE GOOD FOR A DURABLE BUSINESS SUIT, Our MEN'S SUITS range in prices from $4.00 TO 835.00. ANY ONE IN NEED OF A REAL Good Comfortable Overcoat should call on us. We liavo them of every description. PRICES from $2.23 to the vtry uuwv Black Diagonal, Satin Lined to S25.00. Every garment sold by us Is GUARANTEED to give entire satisfaction P. ROSENBERG & CO. SPEED'S Df With a LARGE and t\t?trno ntr-cn/nTt a t c JLrxvu UO) uuuuiivaii^) PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, WINDOW i PUTTY, COMI GOODS, PEE The demand of this market can be supplied. Headquarters for tine CIGARS and TOHA(.'C< ed to. Prescriptions carefully compounded sit You are respectfully invited to call. P. B. THE LOWNDESVii IN NEW ELEGANTLY FITTED CP STORF stock Is better than ever prepared to suppl; Pure Drugs ai All leading Patent Medicines, Medical ap Fancy goods. Paints, Oils Varnishi School Books of the kind? Stationerv of all kinds. Prescriptions carfully compounded at alt Intention and ability to supply all demands in Hi ^ / THE SMITH IMPRtWfiin ftlH XJLLU M1I11AU 11111 11U I JJJJ Villi Sullivan Ha General Agents For Upper ANDERS rnHESE GINS POSSESS EVERY CONCHP X faults In older machines. The Saws on tli Frames of selected material securely bolted filled with Ion:;, solid, gray, dragged bristle Saw Gins and larger, with the loose front a Gins you can skin the seed and never choke to-day The Best Gins, Feeders and We are also General Asents for the CIIICAG proved COTTON PRESSES. CHATTANOOGA prices on STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILl.S f PACKING, ENGINE FITTINGS, PUMPS. 11 Prompt Attention to SULLIVAN HA AN] July 17,183 \ ;hat L. tiohav i place 'BOY'S CLOTHING. This column will Interest the HOYS and [ their l'AUKNTS. Heretofore it lias been a j hard matter to get EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT -IX? BOY'S CLOTHING. We have taken special wilns to make this department complete in every respect. We have A HANDSOME LINE OF BOY'S SCHOOL SUITS. Prices from SI.">0 toST.00. Also the finest and most stylish line of | Boy's Dress Suits I at #1.00 lo 810.00. Wo have ALL NIZKS from i I YKAltS UI'WaKDS. Also a very stylish line of BOY'S SUITS CONSISTING OK THREE PIECES, COAT, VEST and KNEE PANTS. ALSO AN EXTRA LINE OF Boy's Knee Pants 1 to 12 years, at from 10 cents to S1.00 per pnir. MEN'S and BOY'S RUBBER COATSEvery Coat Guaranteed. The best line of Rubber Coats in the county. P. ROSENBERG <& CO. vn/N nmAnn I illu STUtUi. well Selected Stock 01 PAINTS, GLASS, PREPARED JS, BRUSHES, FANCY LFUMES. STATIONERY, &C. 3. Orders by Mull or bund promptly attendall hours. SPEED. No. 8 Wall St., Abbeville, S. C. IE DRUG STORE. :room and with lauue additions to / all customers with ad Chemicals. pllances, &c., &c. Splendid line of Toilet and ? n ii m o es, ruity, uiass, occ. adapted by School Board, and times. Call and see me and be assured of my tlie Drujt line. J. B. FRANKS. ccond door from corner Main and Hell street. . .?" aucm am , FEEDER AND CONDENSER. irdware Co., South Carolina, and Georgia. /ABLE IMI'IIOVEMENT, AVOWING TiIE e "SMITH" are of tlio best English Steel. '1 In? together Willi joint. Iron bolts. The I {rushes s. Two Sets ltrusli l'ulley ami licit* 011 all ?? twl Adjustable Hatchet Seed Hoard on these or break the roil. Iu short the SMITH are [ Condensers on the Market. SO \VA<JON SCALES. ACME and other Iin. CANE MILLS and have astonishingly low , etc., RUBBER and LEATHER BELTING, S'JECTORS, &C., Ac., always in stock. all Inquiries by Mail. RDWARE CO., DERSON, S. C. argeil e Lear: to Buj Hats. OlTl IIAT department is filled to overflownig Willi the latest styles ill all colors, shapes nnd sizes. Just received a large line of the WORLD RENOWNED J. B. STETSON HATS in both soft and stiff", nnd wc have an order I out fur more. l'UICKS of these HATS nre | $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00, and wc guarantee them to ho efjuul to any made. Wc Have the Best Hats -AT$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 ever shown in this market. Nor have wc j neglected the HOYS in this department. We' have a full Hue of BOY'S HATS of every description. A large assortment of Men's and Boy's Caps, AND AT ALL PRICES. A COMPLETE LINE OF TRUNKS and VALISES. P. ROSENBERG & CO. National Bank Abbovi] Capital, Surplus, OfHe J. ALLEN SMITH, President. BENJ. S. UAKN1 OIjtcc (iEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C. L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., JNO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C. J. ALLEN SMITH T"\OES a General Banking business, provides JL/ Depositors. Is ready at any and all limes t as our County affords. A. M. hil: Abtoevil KNOWING that the good cro ensure a large business : ing the FALL Months, expec the Desirable and Attractive in a First-Class Fancy Store offer to Purchasers at the Lo almost anything in the line had at their Store, they wi most choice varieties of Ca anges, Cabbages, Potatoes, On Rice, Flour, Bacon, Molasses, TURNIP \lt\-. HAVE .HTST HKCIVKD OUR STOCK /? \arielies, viz: UEI> (si rap leaved. FLAT DUTO". ( OLOISK. l'oineranean White Globe, Whit White Cow Horn, So veil Ton. (the bc-st for Aberdeen, Amber Globe and Itnproved l'ur] AH Fresh and Genuine and H. W. LA1 July 17, l.ssi). in! ii j To all of My Old Frie ; 1 BEG LEAVE TO SAY THAT I AM NOV I5RA SALOON, which is perhaps the largest ii j ries a large and varied assortment of GOODS, i I enough lo favor me with any ORDEUS, I wil : goods, viz : RYE. X S2 00. XX &2H0. CORIST the very be | including Jug. All orders must be accompninc ! lion at the above named prices. Verj ! M. 0. with bdtle: AN] P. S.?Persons In ordering goods will find tal Notes when they can procure them, than to you enn remit any amount m> to^.lft) for 3 cent to All out a blank for a money order or get a let Postmaster the amount you want, and you gel rmy o tied frc RAflTs m mm UUU1D mill OIIULJ. IN this department we have something for the Ladies and Misses AS WELL AS FOR THE MEN AND BOYS. We have LADIES SHOES In nil widths. Also a full line of Common Sense and Old Ladies Shoes. These Shoes nre In BUTTON and LACE and nil grades from 75 Cents to S3.50. Our MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES CANNOT BE SURPASSED. The best LADIES SHOES at SI.25 ever offered. Boys m lie Suited in SHOES as well as in clothes. Gentlemen In need of a real stout durable pair of shoes can be supplied by us at small cost. We sell the EMERSON SHOES for men and they need no praise from us. Their reputation Is established. A full line of Men s and Boy s Bools IN ALL GRADES. P. ROSENBERG & CO. ; of Abbeville, Lie, IS. C. - - - - 875,000 - - - 6,000 z L. W. WHITE, Vice-President. YELL, Cashier. itoirs: ? J. N. YOUNG, Dae West, !5. C., 11. M, II I I) DON, Abbeyill1.!, S. C., , W. C. JUcGOWAN, Abbeville, S. C., , Abbeville, S. C. the greatest security and convenience for Its ,o make loans based upon such safe collaterals Sept. 11, 1888. lyr L & SONS, le, Si. O. ips in Abbeville County will for Abbeville village durA. J PI! i.1 fll ill. -11 !i xo mi meir oiore wim an goods that are usually found , and which they expect to west Living Prices. While of Fancy Groceries may be ill make a specialty of the ndies, Crackers, Apples, Orions, Mackeral, Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco and Cigars. S E E D S. of nrisTs FKKsir tuhxii* seki>s, nil strop leavc.10 MAMMOTH PURPLE TOI* le Norfolk, Large While Hanover, Long greens.) Karl;.' Red Top Milan, Yellow l?le Top Yellow llula l?ayas. Only 25 Cents per Pound at W30N & CO. umi 0 ivniinrFivr r wi ifHii! nds and Acquaintances, f CONNECTED WITH BUTLER'S ALII AM ind best equipped Saloon 111 the.State. He car una for the benefit of those who may behind 1 give tlie prices on a few of our standard XXX $3.00, XXXX $3.50. $1.75 per gallon, d by the CASH, in order to receive any atten' Respectfully. McCracken, R'S ALHAMBRA SALOON, DERSON, S. C. it cheaper and inore convenient to remit Pos rein It by Money Order or Registered letter, as s, at the same time avoiding the trouble it takes ter registered, as all yon have to do is to tell It without any trouble. Respectfully, M. <>. McOUACKEN, With Butter's Alhambra Saloon. f Ecor >m Exp Gr & and W GENTS mm ids, T J HIS department is replenished wltb the latesteststyles. We sell the CELEBRATED PEARL SHIRTS1 in LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED. They never fail to give entire satisfaction. We nave the HKST 50 cts and 75 cts SHIRT MADE. Our stock of UNDERSHIRTS ranging in prices from 25 cents to $2 50 each, is the best ever shown in this market. One of the largest stocks of FLANNEL AND COTTON OVERSHIRTS in the up-conntry and at all prices. Wo sell , the world-renowned EARL & WILSON COLLARS aud CUFFS, the best in the world. Also a full line of ] Celluloid COLLARS ail CUFFS. MEN'S and BOY'S CKAVATS in all shapes and colors. P. ROSENBERG & CO. | mr& < NEW AND PRE Stylish A. M. HIL HAVE on hand a Largi CARTS which thev are Selliri A. M. hil: COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE DIV CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In Effect 8c-pt. 29th. 1SS9. (Trains run by 75th Meridian time.) NORTHBOUND. j No. ! No.! No. I 4. I 60. I 54. 1 1 1 | I I lA>M* Lv Charleston J 7 00 P.M.I Lv Columbia I 5 45| 110 451 Lv Alston 6 -12 11 4oj......~ I I lP-M'l Ar Union 1 35 Ar Spartanburg I I I 2 501 ArTryon j j j 4 46| .. Ar Saluda | | 5 ^jl Ar Flat Bock J o 54. Ar llendt rsonville I | I 0 10 Ar Ashevllle 7 00| Ar Hot Springs ., | 8 40i Ar Newberry 7 40 >12 42 ArLuurens | 9 4o| | ?[ ArGreeuwood 2 87! Ar Abbeville | j ?.j 4 00( | I |a.M.I I ; Lv Bolton 110 201 4 00 Ar Piedmont 11 09. 4 48t | Ip-M- j^i ArQrfienvllle, | Ill 50| oVbl I Ar Antiunion I I 4 40 1 Ar Seneca 6 301 i Ar WnlhiilIn j | I 7 00' Ar Atlanta 10 401 1 SOUTHBOUND. ! No.! No. ! No. 63. I 51. I 8. Im]I j j Ar Wnlhsllft'. 8 07 Ar Seneca 8 SO| J j I.y Anili rson ! i"j j I Lv Abbeville 10 5U 'P.M.' Lv Greenville S> 30| 2 lt)| Lv Piedmont 10 1G[ 2 5.'}| Lv Helton 11 04 j 8 40j Lv Green wood 12 .Tlj I P.M. A.M.j Lv Laurens I ti .'101 Lv Newberry 2 45- j 8 :>0 Lv Alston 4 ooj | ? _ tt-. a?i?? | I ! j IjV not 0|>llllgO . Lv AshevIMe | 9 05| I ! Lv llendersoiiville 0 5i)i I Lv Flat Itnck 10 10' Lv Saluda. 110 :J7I I LvTryon jll 24j | Lv Spartanbure !l2 &>| I i I P.M. I I Lv Union 2 00 Ar Alston 4 00 J Ar Columbia | 5 00! | , Ar Augusta. 9 00 l Nos, 3, 4 ntiil 50 ami 51 dully except Sunday. Ma Line trains Nos. 51 and 55 duilv between Coumblu mid Alston. Daily except Sunday between Alston ] unci Greenville. I>. CAUDWKLL, Dlv. Pass. Ajst., Columbia, S. C. ' .IAS. L. TAYLOR, Qen. I'ass. Agt. , SOL HAAS, Tralllc Manacor. If you have one or several pairs of shoes to buy look at our stock. P. Rosenberg & Co. Lunch baskets at \V. E. Hell's. Parents will find It to their Interest to in spect our stock of boy's clothing In all size and at till prices. 1*. Rosenberg & Co. I Tlio largest line of cravats can be found at P. Rosenberg &. Co. Lomica erienc ; CO inter ( Iygbom. w *? E WOULD cull the attention of the ladies to our beautiful line of DRESS GOODS. They consist of the latest styles and colors. Special attention Is called to our Double Width Cashmere at 25 cts. j WE IIAVE A FULL LINE OF Ladies and Misses CLOAKS, JERSEYS, SHAWLS, and CHILD'S and INFANT'S KNIT SACKS and TOBAGGANS. ( Our white goods department Is all that could I be desired. It consists of , Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings. ] af all widths. Bleached, Brown and Sea Island Homespuns from Scents to 12}4 cents per yard. Lonsdale Cambric, Towels and towelling, White and Colored Quilts, Bleached, Unbleached and Blue, Brown and Red 1 Cantoa Flannels, White and Ked Flannels, all wool. Flannel Skirting at dOcts. GINGHAMS, CALICOES, ETC., ! ALL AT LOWEST PRICES. 1 P. ROSENBERG & CO. & I :tty buggies. . Carts. L & SONS e Stock of BUGGIES and ' ig at the Lowest Cash Prices. L. ?to SONS. Woman and War. The Countess Scback read, at the late Berne Peace Congress, the following communication from the women of France, which was signed by Maria Deraisme, the president, and V. Griesstraut, the vice-president of the Ladies' Committee of the International Arbitration and Peace Association at Paris: "In the name of tbe Society for the amelioration of the destiny of women, we express to the members of the Conference at Berne the warmest sympathy. "We desire, firstly, that all women present at the Conference join the efforts of their sisters at Paris and of France for the substitution of the pacific means of arbitration and of the International Tribunal in place or war for the settlement of differences, because, of all the obstacles to progress, to morality, to the well-being of na tious, nothing has an influence of more evil omen and more demoralizing than war. "The women are the first inoffensive and innocent victims; then let us un. derstand our power and our duty in this great mission of peace which belongs to women." wm mm The Hunted Hurt. A traveler relates, "I once stood and watched a hart being pursued by hunters, and a most painful sight it was. I The poor creature staggered along, itsj ? ? t- -X ?i-ii.? ' ! eyes Hoc ana uioousnor, wmie tue:{ great tears streamed down its face, j. Its flanks were torn by the prickly fo. j liage through which it had rushed. It knew its only safety was in the hills, . and laboriously it staggered upward. ^ By the time it had reached compara- * tive safety it was thoroughly exhausted, and widely sniffed the air for water. Soon it came to a stream into 1 which it plunged. There it stood, almost immersed, and when it stepped from the water it looked quite frc?h and strong, and began quietly to nib- ' ble the herbage on the bank. 'As the ' hart panteth after water-brooks, so ' panteth my soul after Thee, 0 CJod." ( To be dexterous in danger is a virtue ' but to court danger to show it, is weakness. 1 Peo- a e that I ? .8 J xoods. J HUB. A. xULL LINE OF GEOCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND. ?,. -%g All Grades of Tobacco. ff|| Dont fail to see our SADDLES and HARNESS, BUGGY WHIPS, BOBES and SADDLE BLANKETS. Breech aid Mizzle Loading Slot GUNS. Wei aid Ua- i ioaded Shells, Tads aid Loadiaj [mplemeils. HARDWARE " OF EVERY P. ROSENBERG & CO. v", ^o. j Tbe Question?The Answer. What can the sinner do to propitiate God, and secure the pardon of his maay sins ? This, to the penitent crying out, "My sins are a burden too heavy for me to bear," is a question of immense importance. He feels that he can do nothing, but on the contrary> that he deserves banishment from the peace-speaking presence of God because of his transgression. He feels that the words of the prophet suit his case: "Woe is me, for lam undone, for I am a man of unclean lipsa#d ^ he "greatly desires to have his transgression blotted out; but the question still presses upon him, With what ar- ^ guments shall he draw near to God? But here i3 the answer: "Notforyour sake, but J or mine own sake, will I blot out your transgressions." Surely this is a plea that any penitent heart can hopefully use. Preaching and Practicing. That was plain and noble testimony that the young man is reported to have given to the examining committee of our church. "Under whose preaching were you converted?" they asked. "Under nobody's preaching," was the reply: "I was converted under my mother's practicing." Gracious trib ute was that to parental example! And perhaps there was little talking in it all, little urging to duty and exhorting to obedience. The temDerture n ? _ 4 of the mother's life was so sweet and salubrious that it woke and matured the seed of the grace that had been j dropped into the heurt, and it sprang up spontaneously. 4 <|> * Some people are afraid of anything like joy in religion. They have none themselves, and they do not love to see in others. Thier religion is something like the stars, very high and very clear, but very cold. When they see tears of anxiety, or tears of joy, they cry out, "Enthusiasm ! Enthusiasm !' "I sat down under his shadow with great delight." Is this enthusiasm ? "May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing." If it be really in sitting under the shadow of Uhrist, let there be no bounds to our oy. Oh ! if God would but open our' ;yes and give us simple, child-like "alth to look to Jesus, to eit under his shadow, then would songs of joy rise from all our dwellings. The "good fellow" who liberally helps the Church from the outside is :>ften put in favorable contrast with the close-tisted man who shirks and stints in his gifts inside the Church. Let neither of them be deluded by Satan. No degree of meanness in one person can absolve another from religious obligation. Nashville Ch. Jit1. School suits for boys of all ngesat low prices. IVKoceuberg A Co.