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p|ps ' I BY HUGH WILSOK ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 29. 1891. VOLUME XXXVI. NO. lcil Bargains in Everything! ri^i. i\ I/-J /"i M/ jril II \ B T /jrill /\ IT/ 4 II BIBI 1IIH1S Z>JST "F .~g~ Summer Goods. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shrits. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. Big Reductions on Men's Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Men's Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Men's Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Men's Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Men's Spring Suits. Bier Reductions on Bovs' Spring Suits. CD / i ? > Big Reductions on Boys' Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Boys' Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Boys' Knee Pants. Big Reductions on Men's Neckwear. Big Reductions on Men's Neckwear. Call and see what Splendid Bargains we have to Offer on all Spring and Summer Goods. Our Stock is too Large and Must be Reduced. P. Rosenberg & Co. A full line of Groceries always on hand at very Lowest Market Prices. n-n-nn iMH i \ n nn nrnAi\ n raJ/S IHi.lMr SillliJi. With a LARE and well Selected Stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PREPARED PUTTY, COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMES, STATIONERY, &C. Tim demand or this market can be supplied. lloadcjiiartere for tine OIGAHS and TOkACCO. Orders by Mail or hand promptly attended to. i'lvscrlptions carefully compounded at all hours. You are respectfully invited to call. P. 13. SPEED. No. 8 Wall St.. Abbeville, K. C A New Departure. STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES ! COOKING STOVES FROM $10 UP. HEATING STOVES FROM $3 UP. At E. A. TEMPLETON S National Bank of Abbeville, Abbeville, S3. O. Capital, , *$75,000 Surplus, 10,000 OlVft-ceiTM : J. ALLKN SMITH, President. L. W. WIIITti, Vice-Preside ItlCNJ. S. ltAUNWKI.L, Cashier. : <;iSO. \V. WILLIAMS, Cliurleston, S. C., J. N. YOUNCi. Dur: West, S. r., L. W. WI1ITK, Abbeville, S. C., K. M, IIADDON. Abbeville, S. C., JXO. (i. EDWAItUS, Abbeville, S. C., W. C. NctiOWAN, Abbeville, S. V., J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbeville, S. C. "|\OKS a General Banking business, provides the greatest security and convenience for in 1 " Depositors. Is ready at any aud all times to make loans based upon such safe collatera our County affords. Sept. 11, 1K8H. ly For Sale Bj S. C. SAVE YOUR ROOFS, BY Painting them with the best Mineral Paints. 90 per cent. Iron. For Sale bv H. W\ Lawson & Co. The best quality of KEROSENE sold by H. W. LAWSON & CO., for 15 cents per Gallon. THE PERFECTION "Window Screens. Keeps out all Flies, Mosquitors, &c. For Sale by H. W. LiAWbUISl <K UO. March 25, 1891. Baker, Mathews & Chambers, Ol" liowmnieKville, SS. C-, ?=?DEALERS IN?=? nr*rrT)AT MrDnnAwmci? /nvm tptt'ptttT7TT?s UijH JJiVAJJ ITlJUiVVUan l/iuu Heavy Groceries and Farm Supplies Are Offered at Close Prices, and HATS, CLOTHING AND SHOES At prices to suit the times. Call and see us, get prices and be convinced. Baker, Mathews & Chambers, May 17,1891. tf Lowndesville, S. C. ALL SORTS OF ITT ? TT BUILDING MATERIAL,; H =?L=H ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS |A,LF0R THE FEET."! MT1 I ^ 1 I ! yDd S BeSt ' Honest Work. JJ j .J 11 l.l; l jO JLJJ j Home-Made shoes- Honest Leatber* H LUMBEK, SHINGLES, LATHS, Home-Made Leather Honest Prlces- H 1 ?iA V J?i W LN O And can deliver any goods ordered from me, Xo"<' Leather Shoes Against Shoddy and will contract to I'npor Shoes. I BUILD HOUSES. $500 REWARD S? mmm For a Single Pair of Our Shoes that are not ^ 'PI? aim MAM u" Soll<1 Leather. IT I nnrnsnn THE largest Tannery and Shoo Factory m wVbAi South, making the Leather lor l(*ti) pairs shoes every day In the year, and every pound Abbeville, April l.i, ISM, 12m. of it made into "Home-Made Shoes'' in our , ? Factory. Shoes tiiat. are guaranteed the Host : made In the United States. Customers buyE ^ TT T T A T) ng thentonce will have no other. , X, WTX^ljiL**XwiU- Sold only by J. G. I1YNDS M'F'G CO., " GAINESVILLE, GA. TAT I, OR, i on SAI.K ItY OVER THE POST-OFFICE, IS PUR- _ _ ^ pared to do all work in his line. CUT- |1 T) XT |7 Z1 T"TT Xr |;f| TING, MAKING, REPAIRING, and CLEAN- V? X* vV.j ING of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, a ... ... _ ? specialty. ! Abbeville, S. C. SAMPLES of sun's always on hand. i- i?oi ir Charges Reasonable. June 10,1SH1. I'Jmos. nm0 J', ' For Sale. | the 100,000 PEET LUMBER jFctrElSIS' Bit Ilk OF EV1SUY DFSCItllTIOX. _()F_ ?ABBEVILLE, S. C,, 500 Cords Dry Split 2-Foot Pine Wood. J 1 D'lKS (jKXKRAIj ltANKINn IllTSINKSS. Orders for wood or lumber will lm delivered [ Buys vu<l sells Kxchnntre and makes C'ollecIf desired. The mill Is on the Wnrdlsiw Farm lions. within the incorporate limits of llie town. ^ p |? o S I T S S o I. I <! I T K I>. Abbeville,S. C., May isiil, :uu. 1" lOV j p ^^ ^ VnvUn{^^ fcno/ruo ; j Subseri l>e<l < TTi.Ol K> " " I *??- ? > .1. T. Klllll I'lMIII. Poor House. 'c2?r March 5, lXW-12ni QKAI.K1) PROPOSALS Foil Till". MAIN-j^llC StcltC Of SOlltll Ctll OliliH.^-' io tainnnce of tlu- Paupers of tlx* comity,I ,.,>itvpv < > i* at tho Poor House, for twoyearscommencing i * OlJ> 11 ot? Ai.i.r.\ im.i-.. Novoinhcr 1, ISill, will he received at this of- ?? lice until | i'i:oi:.\ i. i In the matter of the Kstaie 'if J. A. Arm MONDAY, the 3rd day of.K?ro??, deceased. . , | rV.KKIKI- IIA HI! IS, AS A KM INI-TK AAllgUSt, j i J *r<?lt (or s/il'l Kstali', having applied lor settlement ami jlischaige : next, on which day the hl?ls will lie opened '' ** '*!* ',!% '"VJ and tins contract awarded to the lowest re-;--1"' ^ h.Md for ?rr;iu11i?ti sponsible bidder. liond with approved sure* the relict prajed lor. ty will be required, and Hut board reserve the I , right to reject all bids. <"ontractor allowed ' ""ge ! loiiaie t niirt. the list- of l'oor House farm for cullivation I June is in.ii free. Spi'eifieal ions may be seen at thisollice. I'.y onler of the Hoard of County Coinniis-i sioucrs. The State of South Carolina, T P P "HiiPPT1 COt'N'n oF AHHKVl U.K. ; JJU-rivb, riMIK I.I.MlTKIi PAItTNCItSllII' HKliKTo. p p * fore existing between .1. Allen Smllh, LiO. tOm. special partner, and (i. II. Moon*, general part? June 1! I, 1X91. (it ner, under the firm name of C. II. Moore is ... tiii.s dny dissolved by iiintnr:>l auricmeut as per terms of arl Icles ol pari urn hip made I lie DR. E, L. WILSON, nis, _ ' 1 - ' 1 .1. AI.I.I..N SMI I'll, (I,. S.) -H H j In presence of |t. t. <'otiican, tfa-Onicc up stairs over It. \v. Can lion's si ore j Ami:s i'iiai.mkks. Aug. US, 1KS!i. j ivrsonally appeared James Clialmers and " ~ "" having been duly sworn, mijs: Tni* Cqlp ! Thai he was piVM-nl and saw J. Allen Smith i Ul OdiC, j and (>.11. Moore sign, seal and execute the ON K of the most desirable residences in the aliove iiwirnnienl ol wt Ilinir, and that lie town of Abbeville. i with '1. 1\ othran wiines-ed Iho due exccuAlso, a machine shop, together with all the I lion thereof. .1 XMI-S CIIAI.MKIIS, machinery in it. |?*"r? V',,1'^v V'* !'vS ?! ?VS> ' ,s!". Also, a desirable lot and livery stable. | 1. 1 < ol , .? ^ ' X 1 . S. L. Any of the above properly will lie so'd al I . -'.I s __ reasonable prices, and on terms to suit the purchaser. DENTAL NOTICE For further information, apply al Ihe Press *"' A VAXvXj. and Banner otlice. July 7, 1S9I, tf. I ; ;?; I Dr. S. G. Thomson, Fans j for.?cents. W. K Bell. ! rw-TIC'K IM'-Sl'AIKS ON McIIAVAIX 1,imio yards of calico, best, quality at 0 cents |U Corner. per yard, P. Kosauberg & Co. | Abbeville, S. C, March i!J, 1891. tf TRAVELERS' GUIDE. Not long a RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD leaving his li COLUMISIA Ar (iRKENVILLK U1V ? young mail CONDENSED SCHEDULE. l? rom his dre In EflVct .Inly 5, lS'tl. eluded that 1 tTrains rnn l>y 75th MorMlftn Uino.) the Emerald ~ ; -r r~ COUntl'V-ITOU NORTHBOUND. ft.wl'j 1, _ I, kW 1II1VI LIIV u I | I I ? I searching, D I lj' I Ki' I n?* I T1 o? coul(l ?ssist ja.m.|a.M| j "lam look Lv Charleston... || jj J|| 0 1o|A-M- ^^1^Xm. 9R|?t t,le st!:a Lv Columbia 11 Kl'10 ID I A am ll Fifth-ave. cli Ar Union 12 83 "Ar?vnnl Ar Siiftrtunburg..... I 1 55 I ?r J?i ArTryon ......I I 3 061 I "I am." ArSftlndn I i 3 Hi I "Did you C Ar Plat Cock 4 0!) ?ir i "i jUg Ar Hen?l?riwnvlllu| I 4 221 I .. 1 n,ul lue Ar Ashcviiiu | 5 171 there." Ar llot Springs i li 4? i "Doil't VOl Lv Paint ltock... i 5 5'lj . said flip upw I.v MorriHtown ..| | 7 15 I U 1 e B V Lv Knoxviliu | S 801 pause. iio li , "I regret t( Ar Cincinnnlti.... I P.M. A. Mj ! von ftf !,:? Lv Prosperity 112 38 8 50 7 2S J Oil at tills I I have seen yo r,v Nowhorry 12 57 0 07 7 -T, n 00 "Well, I t . T union vuv ? lie Stopped f ArLhiircns 9 *1->| 11 w , 1 1 ,, Ar .Mnciy-six M 2 k,i 1022 I deepen the Lv Ninety-Six., f 2 35 j made, and to Lv Greenwood I 2 56' 110 461 I fi,p atorflinrr Ar Aiii.cviiio | -i ooi his tne startling Ar Helton I 4 ill j P.M. |12 25 HbOUt to inak Lv Iielton J 5 20 12 15 12 5:5 me twenty-fi Lv Pfizer ....{ 4 42l I I I 1 10 (^onfrv find 1 Lv piedmont |5o? i i 5> loutry, ana , entirely." Ar Greenville 5 40 ' "It was no <)r 12 co p.m. Mr. Hall in Ar Pendleton b io .. T i 7 25 "otherwise I Lv"l'neca J " 55 young man t Ar Wuibfti in IS 201 membered th Ar Atlanta |l2 30 sustained suc 1 1 I I 1 tohim in his BODT11BOUHD. j No.! No. j No. No. No. No. Tof ii. !<? i?. 3- 10- -12. Jesus appei p.m.ia.mip.m. a.mip.m p.m. self specially Ar Charleston 9 30 12 001 hislifewas , ? , ,. . .m 'jM;! n , ? and exciteme ArColumbia 0 .10 S 50 9 4o i:r? . n,?,.? Lv Union I o 29 l?fe; there w Lv Spartanburg 5 30 Coming ail( LvTryon 417 . Somethimes, Lv Saluda. 3 41 Lv Flat Knck I :no| a congestion Lv lleml'BonvillP.. 3 01 He had sea \r Ashoviilo 2 0$ even then H( Ar liot springs.. J ii2 281 deed, these a] A.M;j Him seasons r {f . no. tl,ari "SUai. LvMorristvwn ..| | 9 2o| the m Lv Knoxvlllc i | 8 J5| - 111UCll tlift III P.M. abroad of Hn Lv Cincinnati!.... 7 -2ii p M came togethe Ar Prosperity.... -I 00 8 lf> 8 18 P.M. , rrsrt, n Ar New I) err/. 3 12 8 CO 8 05 8 ID by Him Ot tJ Ar Clinton ! ?ra ? on withdrew Hi Lv Laurens | I ri) (> ">15 aud prayed." Lv Ninety-Six... j j % Jjjj what this COI Ar Greenwood 1 ?[ 0 22 ?they are SV r ... LnVi e engagements Lv Abboviile 12 At 6 la nof . _ i 12 25 5 10 P.M. time to eat. \t ueiton J- 12 -joj 4 00 5 05 for not pra; . n, iVm 108 Jesus made Ar PMmoni:::::::. 11 35 4 11 tliere any do Lv Greenville 1100 P.M.. 3 .55 course? Mai Lv Anderson 11 3S 3 55 this respect d Lv PendMon 10 55 T iuorj Lv Scnoca ilO 17 I JjUtbcr had Lv Wnlhalla 9 45 Cltlllg day, he Atl.'iiiL'i i I Hmp th?n n?i Trains 7, S,i), 10,13, I I, 17, IS, 42, 43 daily except A Wise man C Sunday. busy to be in Pullman Sleeper on trains 15 and 10 between if ha ollnwuH Charleston. 8. C., anp Cincinnatti, Obio. Via Allan- . , . , , lie Coast Line, Columbia, Asbevllle, Paint Rock, rletl lie COUltl Morriston, Cnoxville, Jelico and Junction City. . Til ere is not! J. A. Pod*on Supt., \V. H. Oreen. Gen. Man'r. ,]npinrr fhii Jas. L. Taylor, Gen. Pass. Ag't, Sol Hass, Tralllc ?. , Maunder. When the bu D. CARDWELL, Division Pa.?s. Agent. room that it Columbia, s. c. sprinkle it wi and then you SEABOARD AIR LINE. Sker " GEORGIA, CAROLINA <fc NORTHERN ' ' DIVISION." SITl'l'LKMENTA1* TO "When I W Time Table No. 2, tlemanunedc -IN EFFECT- Iie Was talknl 5:00 a. m., Tuesday, June 2:!rd, 1891. grandfather. . and wore a .rr.M-v Movuiii' avm pi.rertojj breeches witl j)Di Auviiivv/ii - ? _ - f hp lr n0OQ \ SOOTIIllOUNIK' , yOKTHUOUND. 1. a . miS; ^t?J? KSt K _ . I. ? _ | ilT^-*- --? - laying bis ha ^StiJS"^ stations. l-adn;.k^t "My dei brclgbt.jbM||)| j Moll. *reg" only oue iluily"i iJTTiTy ' j Daily "Daiiy yOU J will yO except I except except ! except J looked him j^yj^nday.! \ir^r will, grand| P. M. P. M. ;LKAVE. Akkivb. P.M. | P. M. ' o/hntpv 8 15 ' 2 13 i Monroe.... j 12 01 6 20 til IS . W Uilt6 v 9 10 I 2 30 : Potter 11 45 5 M best yOU CBU. !? 45 2 40 I Wnxhnw. 1135, 5 38 father' legac: 10 10 2 19 I Osceola 11 2(> 5 20 tu* 10 2 58 ....Van Wyck.... 11 18 ! 5 Oo more than tn 1115 i 5 Catawba Junction 11 10 j 4 50 ,Ver* I neveI" I 3 15 . have always I 11 :!2 : 3 20 ....Harmony 11 Oo , 4 15 J 11 *>1 ;j 211 i EclKCinoor...! 10 57 i 4 00 12 04 3 33 llicklin ! 10 53 | 3 50 ? in I i!..,imnn i in j- 3 io T have beei I 25 4 0.*) I Chester 10 26 j .00 my knees by 1 AO 4 22 ! ?Hnmly Uiver.... 10 10 2 U.j ?j?tinn that 1 <},li 4 :B ; Leeds i 10 00' 1 4S viction tuat J 2 30 4 40 ....Fish Dam ...j 0 4$ 1 33 My OWtl W1SC 2 is 4 5s ! Ada I 0 33 115 me seemed in :t 0I> 5 00 Helta ? .13 1 05 A j jnf,0]n ;{ :v, 5 'JO ....Wliltinire.... !) 23 12 40 A.-LiinCOin. I (XI 5 37 Lyn j 0 11 12 IS Th? je1 \V< 4 15 5 4*1 ... - lien no i 0 02 12 03 .. j :j,j o 05 I Dover, j s U)! ii io "What is the 5 03 \ ? J2 ciinton : ! * # H4o you ever hat 5 40 1 0 57 ' ....Mountvllle... 8 02 10 57 most import? 5 55 7 (Mi '....CrossHill....! 7 si j 10 40 was my inch II 15 7 IS { ,Loti?......j 7 40 j 10 20 7 lH) 7 itS ....Greenwood... 7 2u ! J >!) - ?- ?.? WII lil.tti 7 14 9 25 /.mJrni* t ?( I j i ft it ... 7 IS 7 57 i Cunu I 7 00 !M>7 s 40 s is Abboviiie?...> iho s io etc., use bora !> os s ii Watts 0 20- 740 or slippery el !H)0 c'alhottn Falls. (i 02 7 lfj ' 1 . 10 t<5 ?i 10 ..lleardmont 5-17 C 12 ~~ " 10 -j*.' !l *5 .. .Nil-idleton .... 5 37 e 25 66 IO 50 !? 42 ... Klberton.... 5 20 C I'll rP"l, o C A. M. 1?.M. A. M. A. M. V Southbound trains, whether delayed ??r not, have South Ca: absolute rtehtof track over Northbound Trains of ? , t he same class. Commencing Si . _ Trains will rim as I So. C. WINPKIt, L. T. MYK1IS, TO AND F livneral .Manager. <>. n<t;<J Superintendent. j-' T. \v. Whisnant, Miperiniemlcut. ^ Leave Arrive < Change of Schedule on C., N. & L. R. R ^.aV(. (.liar,K? Si'I'I'I.kmknt to Arrive AugusI "Connection at" 15., C. it N. lunrtioiis. Connection at (.Million, S. ('. Leave Coltimt Freight.. Pass. STATIONS. Pass. Freight. Sye CharTei A. M ! 1? M. A. M. 1?. M Conn, ctionsat Col s 50 : :t 52 ir.vCni.CN.U, Ar l'i OS 7 40 P"l"ts<.n Oolumbl 12 25 r? ::r? Newberrv U 2"> I :!5 ceptSnnday; to? 2lo ti :>5 Ar Clinton Lv s 25 2 ijU Union ami tolnin j. i I trains leaving Coll H; 15 a. in. Conni Agents I!, ('. It N. II. It. south of Clinton will note It. by all trains to that the above schedule will enable passengers to vis- Through trains it Columbia, remain from ll:0Sa.in. until 3:52 p.m., via. Cnmileli, Lan ami return home same day. per above Schedul 11. W. I!. (JI.OVKit, I), P. Agent. H: 15 and 10:00 a m Abbeville S. C? June25th, 1S1H. cinnali. Leave Cincinnati 7^'10 ne At I'regnali's to Itailroad. At CI H l> V Yurls, on Moiida . D. Reese, and from all point W AT/^fT PPIJfl TP PTJ At Ulaekviiie t< Will OH itijXxllltJuiX, rood. Through ti Al?l>CVillo, S. O., Souyiand^WesO is ALWAYS ready to servo the public in C. M.WAKI 1 Ills line of business, and solicits a share S. 15. PICKK of I lie work in bis lino. I'liiuuiliiii \ lie will keep a varied sloek of the best nnd cheapest spectacles and eye-glasses, together SOUTH CAKOI wilh silver Dialed ware and jewelry. 1>. II. Nov. 10 l.S'JO. Colu Fresh loaf oread always on hand at Thus. , ,KASJ "0l Thoinson's. ft A nice lot of French call dies just received t\r Columbia atThos. Thomson's. * Pally except* Try one of those fresh hams just received at Thos. Thomson's. west boo ... , , ,. , , , . Lv Columbia \\ o defy any eonipelrioii to show a corset \r Newberrv for 50 cents thai will compare with ours. O. Clinton* I'* "uath it ( o. Daily except i IJargalns In remnants while goods at 0.1' C. M iieuth& Co. *a?tor Seen and Hear*. SnccoHS. go, as Dr. John Hall was ?y luella clark. louse in Fifth-ave., he saw it does not come by wishing, i looking at the numbers. It docs not come by prayer, !ss ami address he con- "V h v r? t* n\?i&?r . . r I ny rate pursues thee fair. "T<t?3 le had recently come from Isle, and was therefore a It is not blindfold favor; . As ho seemed at loss ^11 iouse for which he ^as It always greets and owns. r. Hall asked him if he hi Til with nnv iTifnrnui- Hucccss is not n> blunder, mm wun any miorma Biessinar bv mistak* Complain not if It miss thee, - ~'WSk ing for Dr John Hall," It comes not for thy Bake. j Ilger. Well do they work, and rest not: modestly replied the Give, asking not again. : J * The universe will widen ergymau.^ Unto thy narrow ken. r* a " Give love and life and labor, _ , , ... And seek not, but to bless; :ome from Ireland ?" Defeat and loss will teach thee good fortune to be born Far more than mere success. 1 know me, Dr. Hall?"' Lost Opportunities. arrival, after a moment's Azalea C. Reed. )say that I cannot place Our boy Jim did such a thoughtiewfa moment, though I may act last fall. A little thing, to be snrej^ j u before." but you know it is the little things^ j hink you have." Then which really make or mar the per ur Hit liiHicUii, an 11 iu icut uimauici. impression that he had We live out in the country, and Jim -? j prepare the minister for goes to the high-school in town, tw?":3 ] assertion which he was miles away. He always has to walk, on--iff e: "Why you baptized less some one of us is going to town, >51 ve years ago in the Old or some kind teamster gives him a lift-Jh yet you have forgotten me now aDd then. d One beautiful day in early October, ijM t a time for levity," added I sat by the south window, lookinjfr^B relating the incident; down the hill from where our hoaae^Jn might have reminded the stands, across the hollow or ravin$!&n hat he should have re- and up the opposite hill, watching fot^i e face of one who had Jim. All sorts of "vehicles passed, :h an important relation from a two-wheeled cart to heavily If ] early life." loaded lumber wagon. ] m , , Pretty soon a wagon, two browrv^sB _ horses, and two figures on a high j > Bnsy to Prny. spring seat came in sight. The horaa^MI ars to have devoted him- trotted quickly down the hill and to prayer at times when across the hollow, but the driver pullt^l unusually full of work ed them up short at the turn, wherei^jf! int. His was a very busy teamsters ofteu drive down through^ j 'ere nearly always "many the brook by the bridge, to let their v|| 1 going" about Him. thirsty horses drink. I observed hin^^a however, thero was such stop to uncheek his team before drivel a of thronging objects that ing into the brook. Then I noticed^ ] .rcelv time to eat. But the two flcrures on the seat?thedriv&e^iH j found time to pray. In- a man of tifty or thereabouts, ppear to have been with Jim. How lucky for Jim to ge^~oH of more prolonged prayer ride, I thought. ' Thus we read: "So Just then I saw him leap lighftfeafi ore went there a fame from the wagon, and I felt a glow n, and great multitudes pride as I said to myself, "I , am so&jH r to hear and be healed glad Jim is going to get out atod unffijgl neir infirmities, but He check the man's team." But my'nl mself into the wilderness glow of pride changed to a feeling of ^ 1 Many in our day know shame as he started swifUy up igestion of occupations is hill never offering to render thefflmpie^ j rept off their feet with service, but leaving the driver to cl?tD?|| I , and can scarcely fiud ber out and attend to it himself. | We make this a reason I felt so sorry, and when Jim came:;Ja ping. in, I said, "Why didn't you uncheekjaff it a reason for praying. Is that man's team ?" | ubt which is the better He looked surprised, and exclahamSI ny of the wisest have in in a regretful tone, "I never thon^n^J| lone as Jesus did. When of it." 1 a specially busy and ex- Never thought to do what not oii]$|fl<8 ; allowed himself longer should have been a pleasurev but was .Jj nai lor prayer oerorenana. reauy ms uuiy : jLaiue acta 01 juiiu>nce said that he was too ness and thoughtfulness, however '?! a hurry ; he meant that trifling, are never forgotten by the himself to become hur- ceiyer, and cost the doer nothing bufcfS not do all he had to do. remembering to "lend a hand." jfl ling like prayer for pro- But boys are not alone in losing op-"J i calm self-possession, portunitles. Here is also a trueaketabr'^B z of businss so fills your for girls: 9 threatens to choke you, Last summer the youg ladies' ith the water of prayer, sionary society, "The Earnest Work- jSI can cleanse it out with ers," gave a missionary tea at nd ' expedition?James Bennett's. I Mrs. Lacy, who lives over on the Jj9 - opposite hill, across the hollow, ha^|8 been sick a long time. She was get^l as a little boy," said agen- ting able to walk about some, and ty, to a frieud with whom ri(je considerably. As she Is vei^MSn g, "I paid a visit to my much interested in missionary work;"31 He was an aged man and they were to have some exceUei&rafl velvet cap, and knee- papers, I asked her if she couldn*tgo^5l 1 large silver buckles at for a little while, if I came for heon Yhen I went to say good- with Dick and the phaeton. After.aa le took me between his some hesitation she consented# 1 me kindly, and then, agreed to take her home as soon as nd on my head, he said. g0t tired. She was considerably:?? nr boy, I have wearied by the ride when we arriyed^H thing to say to at Mrs. Bennett's so she lay down to u try and remember it ?' rest a while. When she some time aB in. If*fa?ie,f m11. 9a^' -1 after entered the room where theladiefcgBB pa, Well, said he. it is were assembled, looking as pale and :* ,er 3'P" do, always do the fragile as a lily, I felt a twinge of con-^w Ibis was my grand- science for urging her to come. ' iSB f to nie. It was worth There was brt one vacant chair 011 sand3 of gold and sil- the room?a stiff, straight-backed one.liM forgot his words, and onjy ^ for a perfectly well person tried to act upon them." 8it jn. There were five easy-chaiii^B ? *? all occupied, two by old ladies aiui'^fl i driven many times to [h.r?e by healthy rosy-cheeked yoanjM the overwhelming con- ladies- Aud yet three of thos^jH : had nowhere else to go. young ladies sat placidly by and saw I lorn and that of all about Lacy walk the length of the|l sufficient for that day.? ii without ever offering her one of tne^H easy-chairs. 9 ibster was once asked: I sat in speechless indignation, feel^M ,""ot im.?>rtont thrtiicrht. innr vevpd pnnilfrh to shake each One Of 1?" He replied : "The them. Mrs. Lacy got paler and paler^:3| nt thought I ever had and looked so tired that I baa jus^9 vidunl responsibility to got up to propose to take her homer'^aj when one of the old ladies, noticing* ed throat, sore mouth, pale she was getting, offered x and honey; drink sage g}? ^y-chairshe was occupying.j | t J' b Still there sat those young ladteg^|M ___U evidently thoroughly enjoying selves ; indeed, they never got unffiB X-1 "1 ~T"^> _ "] _ "1 -| _ 55 UUl'lUg l/Iie \> UU1C unci 1JUWI1, uuv VB ^IQ jneiiaoiet those chairs until the close of tb&lH rolina Railway Co. meeting. ? To he sure, it was only thoughtless-3M 'fl'ilows,"Asternt?l> nes?J but wemust remember that^H ItOM CHARLESTON, Dailv. "Evil Is wrought by want of thought, -flM For Columbia. Ah well oh wnnt of heart." ?Pittsburgh Christian Advocate. Charleston C 40 a. in. ;> 30 p. m " .iiSSSM [Joliimbla 9 Jo " JO 00 " ? ? ? For Augusta. ..... <i -n rna..., Conscience iii Work. ton ft 50 a m 0 00 ji in 11 11 so a in 11 io |. in The Na'.ional Baptist says: "Con?cfl For Charleston. science demauds that one should not fl >ia r. " > ? 3 oil [ m oniy do the best work of which he Is'JU T" s 00n n" 4 so d"i'o ,1 m capable, but that he sliould make him-? (ton i 15 p in io is t 50 a i? self capable of doing the best work.^^l itinibia Cnion Depot to and from nil Ihc lawyer, aud wfi iii ust add. the uand Oreenviiio Uuiiron.i iiaiiy ox- minister, as well as the book-keeper, H mil from all points oil Sparianhurtr, fi.p f.Ifrk the mechanic who bia Kallroad, un.l b-vond .lally by"'e ,uuhi ,.ule uletIlaul(;i *no? nubia at 5:45 p.m. and arriving at tlimigll llCglieilCe 111 preparation^.* ctions made with c., c. ?: a. u. allows himslf to do any thing less H CiJcou 'A'mK'iTd1Klacksburg f,ia" th? best \VOrk thut caU. donoB tester, Kock 11111 and Yorkviiicas by him, is wanting ill conscience and is. Trains arriving in I'oiiiinbia ?t iu honesty. The phrases not seldom-Bj aiaSnSI a m.A Vtuiugl l,sed- 'lll>out riSl) V 'n,fr enough,' are J xt inorninc. treason to conscience." and from all points on C. S. ?fc N. liarWton with stmmers for Now ~ H| > , WfdnoMiay and Friday; with Xot long ago in London a preacher M rannah Kallroad to and from ra- . , , _ , p , .. in points daily. indulged in a little bit of sarcasm over^H iii Georgia and Central Uaiiroad to a small collection, and he did it very':^! .* Westand south. neatly. "When I look at the congre-? i and from points on Hnrnwell Kail- .. *,,, . , . l4T ckftHcan he purchastMi to all points Js&twN said he, I ask \* here ar? tb? ?y applying to poor? ami when I look at the coIleo^^B :u, u.T.Act.roiiunida,s.o. tjon. j ask) where are the rich?" ThatS ;s*s. Gen? i'\ atTa. London preacher must be a distant* ewbcrrv A ilnuri>ii? it it relation of Dean Swift, who is said to H inv Runnv , tv.'Jv ?>?*? Poached the briefest begging chajiukulaix, Umivor. ' sermon ever heard. He took for his I miiia, s. c.. i)mini..-r 7,1>!H). text these words : "He that giveth to *a'm* *i?ix\t+\P'\f' the jioor, lendeth to the Lord"?and^B 7j!v 7 vJ; lookiug round upon his cougregatiqiv* s 00 410 s 00 said: "You have heard the condl^H .......... ?.v? 750 1000 (ion8; |f you are satisfied with tbefl Sunday, tbnnday only. ^^ ^ down with the dust." 7:1 1225 545 It is not hard to find men and wo-H ........ ...s 4-i i 10 jc 42 men 011 the stage who took their firgtHj s"";'a-r^+f,lim,fly.?!,lv- steii in that direction by filling theatrl-H Wa 'b a!-n"paM Agt eul parts in church entertainments. H