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m BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1889. VOLUME XXXIV. NO."24. :||?
Join t
pie w3
i Is the
MEN'S CLOTHING, j
Xt WOULD take a large volume to uive a
full description of this -department. We cordially
in vile every one to give us a cull and
i we feel confident they will be satisfied In
every respect. We guarantee
W Perfect Fit, Latest Styles and
Lowest Prices.
No one can fail to be suited whether in need
of the very FINEST GRADE?} of
Corkscrew or Wide Wales
for a FINE DKESS SUIT or tin elegant
CASSIERE OR W00D7ILLE
GOOD FOIl A
DURABLE BUSINESS SUIT.
i
Our MEN'S SUITS range in prices from I
@4.00 TO @35.00.
a vrv nvrv tv vpun av a pvat.
Good Comfortable Overcoat <
should call on lis. We have thorn of every
description. PRICES from 82.25 to tlio ve ry
finest
Black Diagonal, Satin Lined t
to 525.00. Every garment sold by us Is
GUARANTEED
to give entire satisfaction ^
P. ROSENBERG & CO.
if :
it SPEED'S DE
With a LARG-E and v
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
OILS, WINDOW G
PUrTY, COMBS
GOODS, PER]
m? ?Uln /.am Ka lhimxIIa.!
1 no UCUlltllu Ul nun mill ftcv tuu ut nu|'|>nt;u.
Headquarters for tine CIGARS and TOBACCO,
ed to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at al
You are respectfully nvlted to call.
P. B.
THE LOWNDESViLi
IN NEW ELEGANTLY FITTED UI? STOREH
' stock Is bettor tliau ever prepared to supply
Pure Drugs an
All leading Patent Medicines, Medical appl
Fancy goods.
Paints, Oils Varnishes
School Bocks of the kind? a
Stationery of all kinds.
Prescriptions carfully compounded at all ti
Intention and ability toRb^ply all demands in t!
Sec
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THE SMITH IMPROVED GIN,
Sullivan Ha
'General Agents For Upper S
ANDERS(
rrllESK GINS POSSESS KVKItV CONCEIVE
X faults In older machines. The Saws on tin;
J-'rarncs of selected material securely t>olic>l to;
billed with Inns, solid, srray, drajrwd hrlstles.
JSaw Glusand larger. With the loose front ami
Olnx you can skin the seed and never choke or
to-day
The Best Gins, Feeders and i
\ We aro nlso General Agents for the CHICAGO
j4 proved COTTON PRESSES. CHATI"AN(>OGA C
prlees on HTKAM K NO INKS, SAW MILLS,
l'ACKING, ENGINE FITTINGS, 1'UMl'S. INI
Prompt Attention to a
SULLIVAN HAF
AND
July 17,188!).
v r ' &
Li
tio hav
place
BOY'S CLOTHING.
Tills column will interest the HOYS anil
their PA KKNTS. Heretofore it has been a
hard matter to get
EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT
-IXDAV'O
nT ATUTATn
JDV1 kJ UiA/JL 11113 IJ. |
We liave taken special pains to make this fie- j
nartment complete in every respect. We
tiave
A HANDSOME LINE OF BOY'S
SCHOOL SUITS.
['rices from SI.50 to $7.00. Also the finest and 1
most stylish lino or 1
Boy's Dress Suits
?t. to$10.(10. Wo have ALL SIZES from
I YEARS IJl'WAUDS. Also a very stylish
line of
BOY'S SUITS .
i
CONSISTING OF THREE PIECES, 1
30AT, VEST and KNEE PANTS.
ALSO AN EXTRA LINE OF (
Boy's Knee Pants !
to 12 years, at from 40 cents to $1.00 per pair.
HEN'S and BOY'S RUBBER COATSEvery
Cont C>nnrniitoo<l. ^
'lie host line of Rubber Coats in the county.
P. ROSENBERG & CO.
jjG STORE.:
pell Selected Stock 01
(
PAINTS, '
LASS, PREPARED
>, BRUSHES, FANCY J
rUMES, STATIONERY, &C.
Orders by Mail or bund promptly attend- f
1 hours. "
SPBSB. '
No. S Wall St., Abbeville, S. C. j
LE DRUG STORE, <
;OOM AND WITH LARGE ADDITIONS TO
all customers with
d Chemicals.
lances, itc., &c. Splendid line of Toilet and
3, Putty, Glass, &c. J
dopted by School Board, and J
rnes. Call and see me and be assured of my 1
lie Drug line. j
J. B. FRANKS. i
ond door lrom corner Main and llell Street
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FEEDER AND CONDENSER.
H M
rdware (Jo.,
outh Carolina, and Georgia.
:>x, s. c. :
,i:i,K IMPUOVKMKNT, AVOIDING THE
SMITH" arc? of Mm; IickI KiiuIIkIi Sieel. 'I ln>
Sillier Willi joint Iron bolls. Tim I'.ruslics!
Two Sets I'.rush l'ullcy and I'ellsoil all "ill
I Adjustable Kntrliet Send Hoard on ilic.sci
' brink tho roll. In short tbe SMITH niv '
Condensers on the Market.
\VA<5(?X S(,'A liKS. ACM K 11ml other I in '
JAXK MII,I,S and have astonishingly low j
ifcc., ItUmSKlt and I.KATIIKit I5KLTINU,
EOTOICS, &c., &i\, always in stock.
II Inquiries by Mail.
iDWARE CO., j|
ERSON, S. C. j'
arg-e A
e Lear
to Bu}
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BfHpK Bffijpi m
Mats.
Our HAT department is filled to overflowing
with the latest styles in all colors,
shapes and sizes. Just received
ft large liyc of the
WORLD RENOWNED
J. B. STETSON HATS
in both soft and stiff, and we have an order
out for more. PHICKS of these HATS are
$4.00, $4.50 and $5.00,
and we guarantee them to be equal to fttiy
inadc.
We Have the Best Hats
-AT$2.00,
$2.50 and $3.00
;vcr shown in tills market. Nor have wo
neglected the BOYS in this department. We
lave a full line of
BOY'S HATS
)f every description. A largo assortment of
Men's and Boy's Caps,
AND AT ALL PRICES.
A COMPLETE LINE OF
PROMS and YALISES.
P. ROSENBERG & CO.
National Bank
Abbevi]
Capital, ....
Surplus, -
Olflc
I. ALLEN SMITH, President.
11ENJ. S. BAItNl
Sirec
iEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C,
W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C.,
[NO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C.
J. ALLEN SMITH
DOES a General Banking business, provides
Depositors. Is ready at any and all times t
s our County a fiords.
A. ffl. HIL
Abbevil
Knowing that the good ero
insure a large business J
ng the FALL Months, expec
;he Desirable and Attractive
n a First-Class Fancy Store
iffpr tn PnroliQcore of llio T.a^
VV ? ? UA VUMWVJkW MU U1XV JJU
ilmost anything in the line
had at their Store, they wi
most choice varieties of Ca
mges, Cabbages, Potatoes, Oni
Rice, Flour, Bacon, Molasses,
T URN IP'
illK IIAVE JUST KKC1VKD OUli STOCK
W varieties, viz:
[{El> TOP, (strap leavfU. FLAT DUTCH, (
il.'MlK. l'diiUM-aiu-an While filolic, Whit
A'lilte *?>\v lliirn, S?-vi-ii Top. (tin: host fur
VlienliK-n, Anilicr (<lol>c und Improved I'urj
&.U Fresh and Genuine and i
H. W. LA^
July 17, is.su.
niiiinnnir i iiruin
HHHII! m
To all of My Old Frie
1 I1KCJ I.KAVJ-: TO SAY THAT I AM NOW
IMtA KAI.OON', which is perhaps the largest si
riesa large and varied assort men I. of HOODS, s
'iiouuli i<> favor nu; with any OltlJKUN, I wil
ionds, viz:
RYE, X $2.00, XX 82.50,
CO I tiST tlie very fo<
Deluding.I iij;. All orders in list be nccompnino
ion at Mil* aliovc named prices. Very
JUL, 0.
with BDTLE]
AN]
1'. S.?l'ersohs In ordering goods will (lnd
:il Notes when they can procure tlieni, than to
on ran remit any amount m> to S-l.iHI for '! ceni
o till out a blank for a money order or get a lei
'ostmasler the amount, you want, and you get
.V iMt. -... J'', /ViVv -.-;' 7
Tmy o
ned fr<
BER
j Fall
MR 111IH
In this department wc have something for
the
Ladies and Misses
AS WELL AS FOIl THE
MEN AND BOYS.
We have LADIES SHOES In all widths. Also
a full line of
Common Sense and Old Ladies
Shoes,
These Shoes are in BUTTON and LACE and
all grades from
7'5 Cents to $>8.50.
Our MISSES AX I) CHILDREN'S SHOES
CANNOT HE SURPASSED. The best
LADIES SHOES at S1.2.r> ever offered.
Boys can lie SnM in SHOES
as well ns In clotheR. 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 nnd they need no praise from us.
Their reputation is established. A full lino of
Men's and Boy's Boots
IN ALL GRADES.
P. ROSENBERG & CO.
; of Abbeville,1
Lie, S.C.
- - - $75,000
- - - - 6,000
!ei?* s
L. W. WHITE, Vice-President.
iVELL, Cashier.
(torsi :
? J. N. YOUNG, Due West, S. C.,
11. i?I, IIADDON, Abbeyille, S. C.,
, W. C. McGOWAN. Abbeville, S.
. 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, S. C.
ps in Abbeville County will
for Abbeville village durt
to fill their Store with all
goods that are usually found
, and which they expect to
west Living Prices. While
of Fancy Groceries may be
11 make a specialty of the
ndies, Crackers, Apples, Or
Lons, macKerai, bugar, conee,
Tobacco and Cigars.
S E E D s7
OK BUISTS Kit IiS 11 TURNIP HEEDS, all
Ktr.ip leavcil,) MAMMOTH PURPLE TOI"
o Norfolk, TjorK" White Hanover, I.otijj
greens,) Early Kt.'tl Top Milan, Yellow
tie Top Yellow Ruta Kagas.
Only 25 Cents per Pound at
WSON & CO.
Ill! 1111
nrlc O A A
uuo auu au^uaiiiiaiiucoi
r CONXIXTKD WITH BUTMHl'S AMIAM
md best equipped Saloon in the State, lie cur
ind for tlio benefit of those who may be kind
I give the prices oil h few of our standard
XXX $3.00, XXXX $3.50.
?st $1.75 por gallon,
d l?y the CASH, in order to receive any nttenUespect
fully.
McCracken,
R'S ALHAMBRA SALOON,
S. O.
It cheaper and inore convenient lo remit I'os
remit by Motley Order or Registered letter, as
?, at the same time a void inc the trouble it takes
ter registered, as all yon have to do Is to tell
it without any trouble. Respectfully.
M. O. MCCKACKKN,
With Butler's Allnunbra Snloou.
?f Ecoi
>mExp
and
GENTS
FDRIIIfiG GOODS.
ry
I UTQ rlnnoptmonf iu ronlonluliAfl with thft
latestest styles. Wo sell the
CELEBRATED PEARL SHIRTS
in LAUNDR1ED and UNLAUNDRIED.
They never fall to give entire satisfaction.
We have tho BEST
50 cts and 75 cts SHIKT MADE.
Our Rtock 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-country and at ail prices. We sell
the world-renowned
EARL & WILSON
COLLARS and CUFFS,
the best in the world. Also a full line of
Celluloid COLLARS and CUFFS.
MEN'S and BOY'S CEAVATS
in all shapes and colors.
P. ROSENBERG & CO.
KTtSL
NEW AND PRI
Stylist
A. M. HIL
HAVE on hand a Larg
CARTS, which they are Sellii
A. M. HIL.
COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE DIV
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In Effect Sept. 2'Jtb. 1SS<).
(Trains run by TStb Meridian time.)
NORTHBOUND.
! No. ! No.! No. !
4. 80. I 54.
1 1 j___ | 1
| A.M.
Lv Charleston 7 00
IP. M.I I
Lv Columbia | 5 45| |10 45|_ |
Lv Alsten j 6 l'ij jll 4oj j
I I lP*M-| I
Ar Union - 1 ."6
Ar Simrtanburg I I I 2 501
Ar Tryon 4 4fi| j
Ar Baluda | i | 8 ;i3i
ArKlatKock J 5 &4
Ar Henderson villo | | I (! 10| I
Ar Ashevllle 7 00 |?
Ar Hottfprings , 8 10i
Ar Newberry ; I 7 10 12 42
Ar Laurens | 9 45| | | !
Ar Gnenwooil i 2 37! I
Ar Abbeville 4 00, i
I I A.M. I
Lv Bolton 1 110 20] 4 00| |
Ar Piedmont 11 09. 4 4Si
I I P.M. I
Ar Oroenvllle l Ill "j0| 5 35| I
Ar Anderson I I 4 40! I
Ar Seneca , 0 30i i
Ar Walhalla I I I 7 00
Ar Atlanta 10 40| |
Roiminou.ND.
i No.! No. | No. ! !
I 5?. I 81. I 3. I
H~r?
Ar VVnllmlla S U<
Ar Sum-en I N 501 1
I.r Anderson I !) -'iTi I | -
Lv Abbeville jlO 5Uj^.....?|
Lv Oreonvillc I 'J :'?oj i ld|
Lv Piedmont ill) 10! 2 $11 ..I
Lv liolton jll 041 3 40j |
Lv Greenwood ! 12 .'fclj |
il'.M.j I A.M.
Lv Lnnrens I > '!!)
Lv Ncwborry. j 2 43 j j 8 :>(
Lv Alston I 4 0!)j I
A.M.
Lv Hot Springs I 7 ;{itl
Lv Ashevilli; | U n'lj I
Lv Henderson vllle | !*
Lv Flat Uock Ill 10! [
Lv daludii. ! 10 '!"! >
I III
I Lv Tryon 111 24; |
Lv Spartanburg ^1- &r>' ! !
ll'.M.I | |
r.v Union j '1 Oil |
Ar Alston ? W
Ar Columbia ! r> "" I !
Ar Augusta. 9 00 |
Xoh. :t, 4 ami ">ll ami 51 daily rxi'uiit Sunday. Ma
IJ in* tr.vn.s No*. 51 and ') "> ilailv InUvwit ('uniiiMa
mill Alston. Daily e.\ci*|>l Sunday between Alston
ami flivelivllif.
I). CAUDWKLL, Div. I'a.ss. Aft., Columbia, 8. C.
.IAS. L. TAYLOU, Gen. Paw. Agt.
SOL. HAAS, Trntlic Manager.
II' yon Imve one or several pairs of shoes to
buy look at our stock. 1*. Rosenberg A Co.
Lunch baskets at \V. E. Hell's.
I'urents will And it lo their interest to in
spect our stock of boy's clothing in nil size
and at all prices. 1'. Rosenberg Jt < o.
The largest line of cravats c:ti! !> ton ltd a)
^. Rosenberg & Co.
' -iV
lomica
lerienc
; 0
"inter (
1 buy mnt
1111X UUUDIIi
"E WOULD call the attention of the ladles
to our beautiful line of
DRESS. G-OODS.
They consist of the latest styles and colors.
Special attention Is called to our
Double Width Cashmere at 25 cts.
WE HAVE 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
be desired. It consists of
Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings.
af all widths. Blenched, Brown and Sea
Island Homespuns from 5 cents to 12U cents
per yard. Lonsdale Cambric, Towels and
Towelling, White and Colored Quilts, Bleached,
Unbleached and Blue, Brown and Red
C'ftntou Flannels, White and Red Flannels,
all wool.
Flannel Skirting at 50cts.
GINGHAMS, CALICOES, ETC..
ALL AT LOWEST PRICES.
P. ROSENBERG & GO.
ETTY BUGGIES.
l Carts.
L & SONS
:e Stock of BUGGIES and
ag at the Lowest Cash Prices.
Ij db SONS.
The Sanitarian.
1. That salt will .curdle new milk
hence in preparing milk porridge
gravies, etc., the salt should not be add
ed until the dish is prepaired.
2. That clear boiling water will remove
tea stains and many fruit stains.
Pour the water through the stain and
thus prevent its spreading over the
fabric.
3. That ripe tomatoes will remove
ink and other stains from white cloth
also from the hands.
4. That a tablespoonful of turpentine
boiled with white clothes will aid
in the whitening process.
5. That boiled starch is much improved
by the addition of a little sperm salt
or gum arabic dissolved.
0. That beeswax and salt will make
rusty flat irons as clean and smooth as
glass. Tie a lump of wax in a rag and
kee it fur that purpose. When the
irons are hot, rub them first with the
wax rag, then scour with a paper or
cloth sprinkled with salt.
7. That blue ointment and kerosene
mixed in equal proportions and applied
to the bedsteads is an unfailing
bedbug remedy, as a coat of whitewash
is for the walls of a log house.
S. That kerosene will soften boots
or shoes that have been hardened, by
water, am1 render them as pliable as
new.
fl. That kerosene will make tin tea
kettles as bright as new. Saturate a
woolen rag and rub with it. It will
I also remove stains from varnished furnitn
re.
10. That cool rain water and soda
i will remove machine grease from wash
able fabrics.
?? . .
In Russia, on the Northern railways,
the locomotives, hitherto burning
wood or conl, are being adapted for
peat-burning, the saving being estimated
at some fifty per cent. In uiauy
places the peat is cut by hand machines,
but these, although cheap and
easy to work, have the drawback tha
the peat cannot be work ed belowcigli
feet, whereas the peat-cutting machines
worked by steam-power penetrate
twenty feet and reach the lower,
(leaser layers of peat, which, owing to
their superior quality, command a
higher price in the market.
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IPeo-J
:e that |
>/s I
jrOOdS. 1
GROCERIES. 1
A FULL ttNE OF' GE00EBIES,;'sl
ALWAYS ON HAND. ?
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All Grades of Tobacco. |
Dont fail to see our SADDLES
and HARNESS, BUGGY
WHIPS, BOBES and
SADDLE BLANKETS. |
Breech and Stale Loadiiti v
Shot GUNS. Loaded and Unloaded
Shells, fads aid Loadini
Implements. f |
HARDWARE
OF EVERY . ||
Deseripim
D vnavvtivvA A nn
go. |
Irritability and Strength.-?It
is a fact, scientific and physiological,
as well as practical, that an exhausted
nervous force makes ah irritable temper. iM
Many a mother who can notundeiBtaod . )|j
why she is so easily irritated by ti/F
child she loves would find tbeexplanation
in the fact that she was losing too
much sieep in ornamenting that child's
clothes. Many a husband who sur- ^
prises his wife by his harshness w
11 /?? J 1 AS I? At. ^ W
wouia nau an explanation in uie utcn
that lie was makiDg too heavy drafts
on his nervous strength in efforts to M
get rapidly rich. Many boys and girls .
surprise their friends by irritability of y*j|j
temper, when.the whole trouble Is that '
they are making too heavy drafts on '
their nervous strength in studying
day, and trying to have a "good time" \ $
half the night. Quietness is the e*ideuce
of strength ; nervousness, haste, --?3
irritability, the evidence of weakness.
New Era.
Some Unanswered Question^.?
W hether there are more great or small .
people in the world.
At what nrecise noint in life a man ?&i
ceases to be middle aged.
Whether a hundred years henoo i
George Washington or some baseball '.
hero will appear the more glorious
character.
How much religious freedom there
would be under an Irish Republic. . ' )'
How Shakespeare could have been
so well informed without taking a
newspaper.
How so many people can be satisfied
with themselves when they are entirely
different from us. "ii'M,
When you made your first, your
greatest and your last mistake in life.
Who sows the seed and what sort of A
' j
is smvn for lhftt. nrolific CTOO rf
"" " ~ ? ,
pening late in June In Northern'
States, known as honorary degreed.
What Dr. Talmage thinks of his
i own sermons.
Who is the most important and who
, the least Important person in your
neighborhood.
?
Stove Blacking.?Always mix
your stove blacking with turpentine;
black the stove when cool. You will
find that but little rubbing is required
to make it look black and glossy. The
turpentine helps remove the rust, if
any, and the blacking stays on much
longer.
Toasting bread destroys the yeas
germs, and converts the starch into a
soluble substance which is incapable of
fermentation. Dry toast will not sour
the stomach, or produce any discom
fort, and is, there, more agreeable to a
weak disgestion than any other bread.
Laziness grows on people; it begins
in cobwebs and end in iron chains.
The more business a man has to do the
more he is able to accomplish, for he
learns to economize his time.
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