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V V-. . The Press and Banner. BY HUGH WILSON. Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1891. .Twelve .Pages. The NliUke* of a Sninll Boy. A bov would not be worth much if he never made mistakes and was never told of them. There is hope for a boy in proportion to the number of mistakes be makes and afterwards correct. One of the most common mistakes of a boy is in what he wants. He is apt to want most the things he hasn't, and one of the things a small boy hasn't and hankers afier most of all is size. O how he does pine for size! He waits and counts days and scratches the wall with pencil-marks, and stretches himself up trying to catch up with his big brother. And all the time he may be more of a man than l !_ L!? I 5X? 1 t ins uig urouier, u nuiy ne wuuiu put the righi kind of measure in place of I he foot-rule. You have heard of the Irishmau who went to the market to buy the most for his money, and finding that turnips were so much cheaper thau potatoes, bought four bushels of turnips instead of two of potatoes. But he was much surprised to learn that the turnips were seventy-five per cent, water, and that he might have bought a package he could have carried in his vest-pocket that would have contained toe same amouut of nutriment as his four bushels of turnips. That was a case where size was deceiving, and that is the way the small boy is often taken in. It's not the size of a man's tirse, or the breadth of his shoulder, or the height of his stove pipe hat that counts. 1 have seen a seven-foot bully do a thing so mean aud unmanly that a seven-year old boy ought.to blush for it. And I have seen a boy pass along after him and pick the whining dog up that he had lamed by a kick, aud treat it with sucb pity and tenderness that, if we still Jived in the days of chivalry and we do in more wavs than one. that bov would have been knighted and spurred and received the applause and smile of fair ladies and noble men and bis kibg, and the hulking giaut would have been given to some magician to be changed into a flea er, a potato-bug or some petty, noxious insect. If a boy would only hauker aftertbe thing that ought to go with size, and let size take care of itself, he would make no mistake. Another thing the small boy is apt to overrate is physical strength. He is always bragging about what he can do and the strongest boy in a crowd is sure to have things pretty much his own way, The whole world used to be boys once in that respect. The man who could strike the hardest blow and slide the fastest and jump the farthest and use his arms and legs the best was the best man, now it is the man who can use his head the best. It is tbe man who has the best heart. Tbe Indian said when he first heard a 'pistol lired and saw the deadly effects, "He heap little, heap loud, heap go quick and hit hard," A boy who is little need not be loud, but if he can "go quick" and hit the mark clean through in doin? hisdutv. be is maniler than some who wear men's clothing. It is not the exhibition of strenth, it is the just and kind use of strenth, the inteligent and judicious use of strength, that makes great. The horse has more strej gth than the man, but the man with his less strength and his superior mind makes the horse go as he pleases, and subdues the wildest and most ferocious beast. Don't ache for sire; don't ache for strength. Don't iie awake nights thinking how to get either. Let those things take care of themselvtx and be just the kindest, most truthful, patient industrious, merriest, happiest boy you can, and get all the love you can from others and give all the you can to them and men will one day say ot yoa, "What a power he is;" and may be yon couldn't lifta five-pound dumbbell. But all I say will be true nevertheless. ^ The Prudent and Proper KJiie or Language. Genuine wit in a man is almost always genial. To be a witty woman is a very dangerous thing. Women are harder in their judgments of their own sex than men are of theirs. Slang is not the outgrouth of fine natures ; it is not accordant with refined taste. The praise of women, poured into the ears of othe women, is not usually gratefully received. . Because a man has a thing to sell ?because he stands behind a counter or drives a cart, he is not necessarily no gentleman. Women presume upon the fact that they are women, in taking license to say what they choose of each other, and of man iu particular. One of the most attractive sight* in the world, to any young man of o/ *?-*?; Kll Iftf ?o flint nf o vnniwr wavti. DtUOIUIJIVJ, <0 V?lt?V W. I* J VUII^ t? an who not only will neither say nor hear ill of any one. A young woman who treats every man with whom she trades as a gentleman, giving him her confidence, aud throwing herself upon his Innor and generosity, will stand the best possible chance to be fairly dealt by.? dood Housekeepiug?J. G. Holland. Sick Headache.?A recent medical writer thus accounts for sickheadache, from which so many persons suffer. He attributes It to a weak stomach and imperfect digestion, and says that the attacks are usually preceded by a greater than ordinary appetite. The stomach is naturally weak and so long as it is not crowded it works kindly. By and by more food is put into it?or more irritating kinds?than it can digest. It ferments, an acid is produced, the acid as an irritant upon coats of the stomach, and this irritant is taken for a call for food, to satisfy I which, more is taken, and all to no purpose; and the stomach revolts but with the rest during the headache, aud the relief from the vomiting, it recovers its wonted tone. If this be correct, the remedy is a very simple one ; abstinence from food for a meal or two, or a denial of the unnatural cravings of the appetite, would seem to be all that is required. Sufferers from this disease should test the value of this advice. Potato Salad.?Two well-beaten eggs, three tea-spoonfuls mixed mustard, two of salt, three table-spoonfuls each of sugar aud olive oil or butter, one dessert-spoonful of flour; mix well, pour into a tea-cupful of boiling vinegar, let cook until it thickens, stirring constantly, then pour it over two quarts of boiled potatoes sliced thin while hot, aud mixed with two chopped onions; salt to taste.?The Housewife. ENTERPRISE 'GINNERY, ABBEVILLE, S. C. THF. McMillian Ginnery is now in full opfrnliuo, unrt all cotton brought to this Ginnery will be promptly ginned and packed. Persons irom the country may come without previous arrangements and feel sure of prompt Hut'liuon. j uecapacuj ui mr nery is lull and ample. FRANCIS HENRY, Manager. Oct. 3,1891. 3in WANTED. 1000 TON'S OF COTTON SEED. Must have them hy first of January. For which will pay highest market price in cash, or exchange meal and hulls for Fame, special pi s for large lots. Be sure and see me before selling. J. F. MILLER. Representing Standard Oil Co. ATTENTION DEMOCRATS '11HE ABBEVILLE COUNTY Democratic i Executive Committee Is requested to meet at Abbeville Court House on next Saleday for the purpose of afranKing for a Primary Election lor a County Commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. J.F. C. I)uPre. Each menit^r of the Executive Committee is urged to attend the meetlne. EUGENE B. GARY, County Chairman. Oct. 21, ISftl. The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. PKOBATE COURT. In the master of the Estate of Wm, II. McMcGaw, Deceased. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ALL persons indebted to Raid Estate must pel tie without delay, and those holding; claims ?galri6t the Estate must present them properlv attested to WM. WIL80N, Oct. 19,1S91, tf Administrator. DRY HIDES. 1 n Arin LBS. WANTED, for which lU^UUU the highest prices will be paid in Cast). L. H. RUSS9LL, Oct. 28,1891. Abbeville. S. C. IF YOD ARE GOING WEST AND WANT LOW RATES To Arkansas Texas, Missouri,Colorado. Oregon and Califr?rntn. urnnv nolnt WEST or NORTHWEST IT WILL PAY YOIT To write to me. ? FRED. D. BUSH, D. P. A., L. A S. R. B. 42 Wall St.. Atlanta, Oa. Oct. 28,1891. 6m. Sold by W. Joel Smith & Sons No use in looking elsewhere for your overcoats. We have them to Ruit you in style and quality and price. P. Rosenberg <fc Co. Overcoats! overcoats! We offer an elegant line ol overcoats lor men and boys very cheap. P. Rosenberg ?fc Co. This week at Chalmers' Furniture Store a lot of fine feather pillows, also a few down pillows for sofi?8?finest goods, tf Full ftock of double weave wire mattresses, single and double, also woven wire cots. A new lot of window shades with spring rollers 30 to 75c. each,at Chalmers' Furniture Btore.tf Our No. 2 shingles at S2 per thousand are cheaper than boards and wll last longer. J. F. Miller & Co. A most select stock ol fall and winter goods < Is dally arriving for Messrs. P. Rosenberg & Co. j Every one who comes to Abbeville next , saiesuay is invuea u> inspect our immense and attractive line of clothing. P. Rosenberg & Co. We are sure to please you In an overcoat or any other clothing. It is to your Interest to to buy from us. P. Rosenberg <t Co. 1 Our Jersey suits for boys are going very fast. Call and eet suited now. They are very band- ' some and stylish. P. Rosenberg & Co. You can't beatour prices on flour. Compare ourgrndesand prices and we are sure to sell you. P. Rosenberg & Co. P. Rosenberg & Co. have the bast Win te flannels, and tbe cheapest overcoats. To Machinery Men?We have theoll tanned lace leather and all the oils for machinery. Also harness oils and greeses. C. P. Hammond & Co. Military plush capes, new and stylish at Wm. E. Bell's. 11 yuu wuui HuviaiDg la winter wraps go to Wm. E. Bell's. lcaseo( new dress goods and trimmings to arrive this week at wm. E. Bell'l. I 1 case of new milllnary to arrive this week at Wm. E. Bell's. 10 pieces colored dress (roods at 1214 worth 20c per yard at W. E. Bell s. 12 pieces colored dress (roods at 15e worth 25c. These are goods staple shades, and are well worth 25c, but they must go at 16c. W.E. Bell. Everything new and stylish in hats and bonnets at Wm. E. Bell's. Fall prints at Haddon's. A big drive In ribbons to arrive this week at Haddon's. Smyrna rugs all sizes at O. P. Heath <t Co.'s Buy your shoes from P. Rosenberg & Co., and save money. tf We have shingles from S2 to S3 per thousand. J. F. Miller <St (Jo. If you need a real good pair of pants we can show you some real bargains. P. Rosenberg & Co. tf Mr. O. H. Cobb, of Greenwood, Is now clerk Ing lor C. P. Hammond Ac Co., and he kindly asks his friends to call and see him and be will be pleased to show his friends through C. P. Hammond & Co's., large Block of shoes, harness, leather, etc. Look out for C. P. Hammond & Co., advertisement next week. Something new to be brought to the attention of their customers. You will And a hat to suit you among our elegant stock. P. Bosenberg A Co. tf Silk velvets and plushes in forty different shades. W. E. Bell. We have No. 1, all heart shingles for S3 per housand. J. F. Miller & Co, Go to J. T. Duckett, jeweler, Greenwood, S. C., for Diamond rings. Don't grumble aboul bad shoes for children Let them wear the Little Giant school shoes. Every pair guaranteed. P. Rosenberg A Co. tf. The best assortment of gold, gold filled and sliver watches in the county at J. T. Ducketts. Eight day clocks at 53.50 at J. T. Ducketts. Bridal presents In abundance at J. T. Ducketts. For all kinds of leather go to C. P. Hammond & Co. Every one who likes to look at fine shoes, harness. lap robes and leathers of all kinds should go to the opening at C. P. Hammond <& Co.'s on Oct. 30,31 and Nov.". ! The greatest line of gent's neckwear ever I shown the trade at O. P. Heath & Co's. Ladles and gent's fine shoes of all kinds a 0. P. Heath & Co's. Mr. Frank Lafayette Townsend, Union, a. C., died Oct. 0,1891, aged 25. Mr. James C. Bell, formerly resident In Colombia, died In Orangeburg, Oct. 17,1891, aged C8. | r I. . i in iiiuBi A feast for tlitrho fancy looking at fins liM is ta,m FINEIARNESS, I AT7CJ SADDLES,L' ROBES,TRUNKS J- vj -AND VA1ISE8 c p, mi 41, Chri W? HAVE OX OCT. 30,1 AND NOV. 2 XT A grand dlsp!of the above named nrtl- m MS! cles, aicwlth many others. H fll LADIES 49 ALL INVITED, ^ ^ We sball tafcrcat pleasure in showing our Roods, and feel assured we are now prepared toconfce with any in our line. FINE LEATES. COLLARS and CUSHIONS a special ___ _ A lot of the O GENUINE McCLELLAN X A T71 C ARMY SADDT. Just received. I . l\ I -? Call aud sec u Respectfully, 1 1 ** 1 1|% 1 1 JL C. P. HIMOND & CO. Oct. 21,1891, t I m feifetdi? yj I sell akinds, at all prices; and everjVatchfits the price. For th( But prices not everything in ^ _ in watchuying; guaranteed OUITGy, I quality iihe first thinj?. rnnm for r\f I guarctee Watches according to thr quality; and qual- "to S6CUT6 3 ity mak(the price. All hds?all qualities? all price 7min . Solid Gold Jewelry! Ill I I ha1 the finest and best selectec stock ever seen in -fill* 0 4. TTn Greenwd or any of the JL llftl XXC neighbing towns. Wou be pleased for you to J^| 0 V call an examine same. No troubleo show you the goods. Hence bei] "P/VI"Plate .Tpwfilrv on oorner of Iv AVVA* AM W V w Tf WM j ? November 1st, Buy Roll Plate Jewelry samples of Ch where he seller has knowl- +-r~ , ? , ... ,, , in tne store in edge o the quality, gathered from tiining and experience. . OLD A A dear of value for a dollar of oney at Henneman's. ^ rear 0f Ne"W WEB1NG PRESENTS.'1 An tusually fine selection I IA ll liA in thisine of goods. All new and last designs. Novelties THAT MOI^ and aple patterns in solid Sterlir Silver, also in quadruple late. _ , _ , Then if yot Rogrs and Bro s, ture line g0 to it A m Foks and Spoons. ^ Hedcjuarters 1'or Rogers & WilOSe COH Bro'sgjods, the finest Plated rTIJTjl TtT Flatw.ie that is manufactured. * XI D J2 REPAIRING ! It s hardly necessary for ? me tonention this line of my Don t fail t busings. orders till I op Tht my efforts to please occupied by fi the public, in this line is ap- REMEMB preciabd is fully proven by quarters till N the hmense quantities of Soliciting ? Watcfes, Jewelry and Clocks and promising brougt me for repairs. j I aer you all the advan tages hat skill and experience I I \ can cmmand. All work war- I rante 12 months. jy * fef FSffflf * 0ct-7-1891 In ill styles of letters, mon- Long Leaf ograis, &c., executed at short notic in first class style. And SASE H.B. Eennemann, GREENWOOD, S. C. lace ok business in* equipped Sash, Door anc I F.E Dunbar & Go's Store Oct.i, 1891, tf loads we ship direct fror Fulllneof stamped linens at o. P. Heath <fc _l H Co's. ? Jm . OuKo. 2 shingles are the very thlucr ?o covarour barnes and out houses \flth. J. r. M11 lei Co. j Oct. 28, 1891, tf i : -: .v- -T' ' " Dolls, Vases, AND OTH3 stmas Gog W. Lawsc >T STOCK, AND I >K! LOOK 'DIPT PC AT IlllUDIlk) ill i next 30 days we offer: 1 Extensic inopy Top Jump .Seat, 1 Canopy To iw goods. Also a lot of ten Carts a good job cheap. W. JOEL Wi lli ! Qtf Who Never Tries, er Succeeds! thM pared to offe ig unable to get my Store DfJ [fOOllS, foin qtiH Trim't.v Streets till AWm -- ^ una in laut I will till then open up a few will offer at Leap and Moderate Furniture goods we cai As regards fears but we LSTON HOUSE And * Hotel, or will fill orders from' a 7 we can sav< )epOt. selling four x that the trat B A WISE MAXIM! ? fEY MADE IS MONEY SAVED! i want anything in the fdrniLplete Line of Furniture is Jjj^ !ST IN QUALITY, IIBSJ! IB JVXU, OWJfiST 1JN FKlUii. 0 call around, or reserve your >en in my elegant Store, now , W. Cannon. ^00 ER I will only be in present upJrS ovember 1st. f|n|j| 1 part of the Public Patronage, SHil to do my best for you. t^l|i very respectfully, Qnlil \\ Minter, Jr. 1 ^ _____ Yellow Pins LUMBER [, DOORS and BLINDS. ^ They ar style s f the Largest Lumber Establishments in the South. amcn \a/i ialty of ilued dryed Flooring and Ceiling, German AMD Vvl iind reeded. We ship all our dressod lumber in box vet on the road. We also represent one of the best / I Blind Factories in the South. We keep in stock a X. aJ/| | sh and blinds to match, and og panel doors from which I ne day they arc received. For large sizes ortfull car II Factory. Write us for Prices. MILLER & CO. 0 TA Abbeville, S. C. bOiCl 0 J Guest Cups J >ds From I >11 & Co J LOWEST PRICES.il T LOOK! 1 nnsTi a \J\JKI ? i m )n Top Phaeton, i Canopy Top ' 3I p Buggy, AT COST to make f|t|| it $10 each. Now is the time jJ|| SMITH & SONS, fl inge of Basef ners and the trading public will find us from this date in CORNER oppoeiie our late quarters, where we are pre- ; M r tbem a large and well assorted stock of Mk Shoes, Hats, Bardw&re, Groceries, 1 everything needed on the farm or in the home, which we the lowest possible price consistent with (rood quality, as not to buy the cheapest goods we can find, but the best ' $ i find. i prices we only ask you to nrice our goods, and we have no can get a share of your trade, I for Cash, with Small Expenses, no Palace J Bent to Fay, no Congressional Salaries, gj nd no Expensive Habits to Gratify, i you mouey in your purchases, and the fact that we are ; ?* times as many goods as we did six years ago is strong proof ling public have found out some advantage in tradiDg here, not already one of our customers it will pay you to inveslatter before beginning another year. R. W. CANNON. If ? fir T?1 D_!iL JL a y W . UOGl OW1L11 tt OU11S. /K JSk I y W. Joel^nith&Sons. amd Shoes ????? ? \CTV/RED BY \P'i *| ~ 7ft > MEANS & CO. ofL>l ijj ;| STOM ARE A/ ^ GELLED. (?, \ | E MADE IM ALL/\/ /V \ '51ZES Xv- rv^V 'DTH5><y-' GQB^^^ c I t/.Vi' Oi-' ABOVE GOODS FOR SALE ST ?y W, Joel Smith & Sons.