The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, November 11, 1891, Image 8
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OUR SEASON'S OPENING
I IT IS THE MAGNIT
iWft are selling1 st
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|OUR IMMENSE LINES OF DRESS I
P MATCH EXACTLY EVEI
I Look through our competitors stoc
|| these lines can be mate
We struck a rare bargain in 12 pieces Henrietta at 4-3 cents per yard
40 inch plain Henriettas 25 cents per yard.
?; 34 inch pi.in Henriettas ]2A cents per yard.
K. 36 inch Stripe and Piaid Henriettas 25 cents per yard.
S&Sfc 36 inch Plaid Flannels 25 cents per yard.
Bjjr 38 inch All Wool Plaid Flannels,- beautiful colorings, .50 cents per ya
54 inch All Wool Flannels 40 cents per yard.
Ku_ 40 inch Satin Stripe Woolens, lovely goods, at 50 cents per yard.
B 40 inch All Wool French Serge 50 cents per yard ; 75 cents value.
I OUR NOTION SS1
g;"7; Tlie most complete ever shown the Abbeville trade. We carry
B Glove Fitting Corsets.
R ? 1,000 pieces new llibbons just in, bought with that wonderful lever y
pBUY BLANKETS
^?1"^ We have 25 pairs 10-4 Blankets at 871 cents. 11-4 and 12-4 Califori
l-oro fiarfrftin. 10 nieces Feather Ticking at a decided bargain.
||^?v. 10 pieces Mattress tick wick 5 cents per yard. See our stock of I
!? Sacks for children at bargains.
t Our interests are identical and we want i
??;beginning to realize that somebody else can (
Do not forget we buy your COTTON, p?
I thing you want come to the
I Headquarters New
^866 TO
^HAVING- enlarged our Store-Room, we are now prepared, and will
x STOCK OF GROC
K^Than ever, to which we invite the inspection of all. In on
First-Class Goods at the Lowest 1
We will carry EVERYTHING to be found in the GROCERY
HI' A SPECIALTY WITH US. WE HAVE ALSI
livery, Sale and Ft
&To which we have recently added a "Buggy and Carriage Repc
| ALL STYLES of Vehicles from the cheapest to the best. In
I beautiful line of LAP ROBES, WHIPS, HARNESS and all goods p
jpfji; When in town call on us and we will treat you right, D(
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National Bank of Abbeville,
? Abbeville, S. C.
ItDamtal,, ?75,000
Surplus, - - 11,500
?i|*- . - ; W''> C*:fflfiL???ejir9S s
%l. ALLEN SMITH, President. L. W. WHITE, Vicc-rrcside
1JENJ. S. 1SARNWELL, Cashier.
Mire c; m- po? s
| GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C., J. N. YOUNG, Dun West, S. C.,
HJL. W. WHITE* Abbeville, S. C., It. M, IIADDON, Abbeville, S. C.,
JNO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C., \V. C. NcVOWAN, Abbeville, S. C.,
J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbeville, S. C.
T\OES a General Banking business, provides the greatest security and convenience for its
Jj Depositors. Is ready at any and all times to make loans based upon such safe collateral
County a fiords. Sept. 11. 18S8. ly
PPEED'S DRUG STORE."
With a LARE and well Selected Stock of I
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PREPARED
PUTTY, COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY
GOODS, PERFUMES,^STATIONERY, &C.
The demand of this market can be supplied.
Headquarters for One CIGARS and TOBACCO. Orders by Mail or liand promptly attended
to. descriptions carefully compounded at all hours.
' You are respectfully invited to call.
? F. B. SPEED.
-r. No. 8 Wall St., Abbeville,S. C
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HAS FAR EXCEED]
TIDE OF OUR BAR(
;acks of nice !
BRAIDS, GIMPS, CORDS, NAI
SHADE OF OUR DRESS G
;ks and see if J? j[ COMFETITII
hed.
I. 2,500 yards Pride of 1
10 cents per yard.
4-4 Bleaching 5 cents
4-4 Bleaching, heavy
cents per yard.
Our competitors tell y<
for the goods.
Other merchants wotic
themselves as to how it is
^pcl 1 such as above goods a(
for them. We buy all ci
R. & G. Corsets, Thompson's | ufacturers, and we are the
| town that can do this,
ou call Cash paid right down.
N OW. BLEACHING
iia Blankets, very heavy, at a t>T "T^ A 1
flannels, Toboggan Hoods and
10-4 Bleaching way bel
four business. We are doing our
lo business here, even if they have
ly you the money down, and do nc
FORK BARGA]
Yorls. City.
"1 OQ1 SEABOARD A
10^1? Time Table
3 I? KlTcct (!:U0 a. m., Sunday
S BETWEEN MONROE
ons. i
STATIONS. *',ias
carry a large and better assorted
?SERIES i
A AdIMV Leavb. akkive. 1".
Alonroc 2
? ~" 1- ??" will n Iw/itto finH I Ciitawlm .Junction. 1
.1 StUUA JUU win aivYajo uuu I Chester"^..................' I
Carlisle I 12
Bl C 1 Clin tor 11
figures for cash. i =
Caim ! 10
T T,TT, I Abbeville I 10
LINE, Wntls ; 9
Calhoun Fulls i 9
lleardmont I !)
aai (]igars !===|,!
D A LARGE L,
I MM k 11 STATIONS. iPft8s
ied Stab e, 8
f w v* ?w vwrv a. w akr1vi! lkave.1 1>.
J Athens | 2
isitory" in which may be found! Hcnrdmont i 12
xi. - j x x _:il - | Calhonn Falls | 12
ims aepartmem. you win imu ai wium H
. . ,i? i n-j Abbeville. 11
ertaimng to this line ot business c.?m ! 11
)N'T FOKGET. Greenwood | 11
&Clinun j 10
/"N Carlisle 9
OI Ch0!,",r 8
k ^ I III Catawba Junction 7
k/V/XlKJ Monroe p7
? Southliounrl trains, whether
absolute right of track over J
the NUine cltiM?.
.iso. 0. WINDER,
2 <- < General Manager. Gem
re 5 ? T. W. Whisnant, 6u
? ^ Oi r jU W JC ^ |^1
5 ? ^ T A By Marriii
^greSrererere *i A traveler says that
" ^pjpSssp <4 KH along a cattle trail
Bs jssii = S L-l Mexico line when he
>3-?jit(toq j pompous looking nativ
: x ^ ^ who introduced himsi
= c 5 ? I'? y |^j Higgins, of Devil's riv
# 7 ^ r/! ? j's ? ? nT] "Were you a colon
O S - <5 = a : o ~ federate army?" he a>
=S = *"= ? 5 ^ M "N?, sal.,"
r E " = c I = 5 fV "On the Union side,
^ ti e e. rv ~ ^ re l "Nosail, never was i
? X "i. = 2' x 2 rt ".Belong to the Texas
? ? i < E 5 ^ ; , No, sail, I do not."
Mrf-g ? a 5 2 as '5 P""4 "Ah I see. You coi
j c 3 ^ : J" r ^ ML. the state malita regime
Ks. ? a, ? ? c o I S P "No' sah 1 don'fc'
K* ~ ^ r <rf nothing about soldierii
^ ?' ? 5- 5? ~ 5 lTi "Where, then did yo
^ rEx 2 of Colonel?"
^ ^ o S r 1 "* hH "I'sua kunuel hymn
" ~ H1 " 5 fTi' L J "By marriage ! Hoy
O < ^ c1 -r T H. L "I married the wido
Y-J 2 ~ ~ 5 2 ^ rj> sah?Knnnel Thompsc
H s s S. g ? r/} ?
3 2, ~ cr ? ?-J v/"* San Francisco, (
5- a: o ? 3 ? steamship Oceanic brin
i_i re fc g & ^rom Amoy, terrible oi
5^ 'a ~ ~r c. O cholera prevailing thei
S- o O h^- ^ Hundreds of peo
C ^ S w 1?1' and many English
P g ? ~. 7*/\ missionaries have sue
J9 2. ? ^ vy* disense. Mrs. McfJrej
93 c ? ~ %? JXt McGregor, of the Chut
2 5 re ?* !-3* Mission, died of cliol
r? x ^ ? t-1 instant and was buried
She was siek only six 1
are dying by hundred?
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ED OTRIiost&ANGUI
3-AINS THAT IS DOIN
Dress Goods, Sir
L HEAD TRIMMINGS, JET NAIL
OODS, AND THEY. PLEASE THE b
]S PMTZER! .SHOES ! S]
We are doing the Shoe business of the
J ^ T A 1
at ana cents per pair. .uuuiea u.uu ?
>Vest Bleaching only Tlie ]acjjeg an teu ug we have the nil
Abbeville trade. Our Georgia home-made ?
per yard. Gentlemen's fine hand-made Shoes, ne\
red dressing, at 7* Shoe hand-made at $4.00 per pair ; you pay
du 10 cents is cheap HATS ! E
ier and talk among
HEATH manages to Just in the nobbiest line Men's Stiff ne1
; less than they pay 15 cents each. Men's Wool Hats 25 cents
?.se goods from man- Meu'3 Fur Crushers 50 cents each. M<
( only merchants in
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? TABLE LINENS, &c., we have no com
Bleached Damask 60 inches wide 50 cen
UT\Tn C? f f Crochet quilts 62 cents each. Marselles
tJLJL.lN I I Real imported quilts at your own prices
Our lines Table Linen Quilts and Hous<
low competition. one's to please when it comes to above line
share and some that does not belong to i
talked and worked to the contrary.
)t ask you how much you owe us or how
CUNT STORE and you will ne
.-els. &
PI
IR LINE. CHALMERS' ? He!?"?
Wallace is se
Mmmmm
northbound. thought, to stay
i?H.i2ciaB8.2 class. sometimes alio
:;--S NEW GOODS' NEW STILES' ~
nnd Freight. Freight. "u " uuuuu. iijj i! uj.ijj.uu. One day last f
l!L \. 1 came into Walli
lly Dully Dolly ' machinist, W
Lapt oxoeiit except " ? "
jay. MondayiSunday. Our goods are all new, as we run eU;?t
m. a. m. i p. m. m ii r t? -x j.-l j. When the ne:
:io c 45 7 4T> Oil all pieces 01 Jt urniture tnat is lace asked : "JVl
02 ?55 J oS on hand any length of time, er Sabbath-sch
27 2 46 2 ;JC yOU?"
28 j 12 57 12 35 Received this week Walnut Bu- But this lone]
JJ {io so i 1010 reaus, Walnut Beds, Fine Oak nhadRl^^h
251 io 40 t? a j n j.1. i *j i son. Kememb
hi 1020 ...... Beds and all the lower grades m thereto-day; a
42 ?oo :::*!!!! Maple and other hard woods. [ooks J1 1 his rj
27 ' s so _r ty seat, it may I
j? . g ?l New Walnut and Oak Chamber be will like t
&1 I 7 *>0 _ . JJ
fflrttifer ?u.its' 0n? ??rl?,r Suit. in /iU0S0b Fs"'thatmorni
= Crimson at the low Drice of $33, bath-schooi, th
souTiinouKD. Just in to-day fine Plush Chairs, ther bad occu'nu
ish. 2C1usk.,2 Class. n .. -n i .1 ] . , UUU occuP"
r~ 2i. r~23: ~ nne Kattan Kockers, the prettiest with rare
Siir^u.L.kt Chairs eTer seen in Abbeville. b Afiereervice t
nVl-nBFI wiy Fj?e Frei":11, P"lor glass, best
K..4xn7#yJsnmiS. quality Marble Top Tables, all me."
ti-VJib::::: sizes' Oak Tables latest styles.
g j ~ I Extension Tables in Walnut and church.
12 i x :ic' OaV Onp vpvv lifinfisnTTifl TiTrtftTi"* When someti
r>u! goo ' une very nanasome ixten strangers to thai
I? : | sion Table 10 feet long, will sell the door, standi
?S,5 fr A- m" at a bargain. nn'Lfi?nrei nfL
0C,J t: 25 5 o pass in, but ue
n i' 5 Si s 25 Combination Book Cases and Sec- 8e!*t" to any one
5! i \? If 31 retary's Book Cases in Walnut. A wbi?e "uMieart
ni ]~Q0* 2:? very handsome Silver Case in old confident that si
?' J\2<? T.'x1,0 "D ? i?+ mother will som
1 uciai xicudivcu u< iui< ui uuiud tier's place in tl
Train's"^ Chairs, rotary and -spring, worid.-Natiom
Received this week 200 Cane,
[ ruYsIpcHDten?ic-;.t. Rattan and White Oak split, good w,uU Rhn" a
shape and styles.
'*? We have a few Side Boards in South, was one
nenW!heriNPw 0ak and Waluut wkich we wil1 tfrae. ? In alette
i met a rather Sell Very low, They are first class 5,1856,10 his da
e of tl,c region goods. v
elf as Colonel ~ . _ i n cn ,,i i V + ^
er. Spring Beds at prices from $1.50 would devote yc
died" the C?U" t0 ^ eaC^' *ne and "?^?p you"emi
Mattresses, best goods ever seen knowledge ream
n no war ? f?r the Price' Als0 a11 ?radeS of qVe'stion^vhetlie
5 Ranirers*'' iow price Mattresses. read any thing t
, nanfeeis. r knowledge and ]
mm and one of The above goods will be sold very most that c
,uts m j at the very lowest cash prices. other side is a li
. Don't know For same quality none will be recreation; "ioi
' m c ... . . , time with magj
ifcet the rank I P empty stories i
CHALMERS' Mtorfi Storejra^
,f,'t i classics; study th
k sinai. Oct.21.lKDl.tr . principles and
vv of a knnncl. ipnnupics, an?
>n, of Waco." : j Jbufl lInPrme>'?
lacter. I want y
Minneapolis, Minn, October 21?1The happy. The tin
let. 22.?The ware house of Bard well, Robinson & prepare earnestly
gs late advices Co, sash, doorand blind manufacturers, ponsibilities. A
p a epidemic of was burned between 1 and 3,30 sufficient."
e. this morning. Loss about $100,000;
pie have died insurance about one-half. The comand
American pany recently secured an immense Among the G
cunibed to the contract for furnishing sa?di, doors and there are more d
?or, wife of Dr. blinds for the Columbian Exposition in j 000,000 of other (
eh of England Chicago, and most of this material,} Several Japauf
era on the 2d which had been finished and ready for destroyed by ea
I the same day. shipment, was stored in the upper lives lost are put
lours. Chinese doors of the ware house and is a total missionaries are
i. I loss. Cook's tourists.
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ME EXPECTATIONS.
G THE WORK.
oes, Hats, Etc.
HEADS AND SILK VELVETS :II
^DIES TO A "T." ^:|t
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EIOES ! SHOES !
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town. Auother lot of Jhose Misses and Women's Shoes ; ;>
tfen's flue Shoes $1.00 per pair.
sest stock of fine and custom made Shoes ever shown the
shoes are the' talk of the entire country.
er before shown to the trade. A fine French calf skin
elsewhere $6.00 for them. vv*
[ATS ! HATS !
w styles and Fur Hats in the town. Boy's Wool Hats
each.
?n's fine Fur Hats $1.00 each.
Furnishings,
petition. Turkey Red Damask 20 cents per yard.
ts per yard. Napkins 25 cents per dozen.
i patterns 124 quilts at $1.10 each.
3 Furnishiugs please the ladies, and they are the proper '-j$,
'
is, and some of our competitors are ;
t much, trade you want. For anyver
regret it.
Co.,
IOPRIETOR8.
? the Minister. . ^
sven years old. Ever RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD
?e He^ov^SabbSfc COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE PIT
in lofai.r ('OTTnRWSFn snHRnnt.Tt
ill J | UC lias UUl w?'
liurch. In Effect Sept. 20^1891. ? ' ' '
CDUCh pleasailter, he (Trains ran by 75th Meridian time.)
' at home, as he was
wed, with mamma, wmtbocd. ;.
invalid, and listen to ? *1 ? t _ *1 ? _ _
thpRihlfl No- No- No- No- No. No.
tne 151 cue. 17> 16 13> 7> g
Spring a great change
ice's life; bis papa, a T . . *.m ,
no snHrtPnlv till Lv Charleston 0 00 A.M.
as suddenly kill- Lv Columbia - 10 00 11 10
p.m. |
st Sabbath came, Wal- p Jn,0tn 5?ip?% i
ayn't I come borne aft- {J J ?| J ? |
ool, and Stay with LvSaloda 3 23 8 49
Lv Flat Eoek_ 8 45i 9 11 J , ' v:
u, ? Lv Hendersonvllle 3 51 9 20 .
Iy beart-broken mam- LVA9heville i 4 sojio 101 I
rage to say: "No, my Lv Hot Springs e 12
er, papa will not be ?a<nt. Jtock? 1 5
r,,. ,?,u5v? *u~ Ar Morrlstown ? I 7 151 I nd
when the minister ^r Knoxviiio I 8 80 | I
ulpit and sees his emp- ia.Mi I ;
'r0"b'e I tUnk ^Clndn^a A M., 7 00 ,
o see you in papa's y ' I I
Lv Newberry .. 9 07| 7 30,12 57 1
ing, at the close of Sab- Lv Clinton 9 42 9 08
? ?+ ArLaurens 110 3o 9 45
e little man went at Lv Ninety-six 10221 2 35i j
nd took the seat his fa- Lv Greenwood 10 46 2 56
;d from week to week, Ar Abbeville 11 ? 400
iceptions, for years Lv Beiton? 12 25 4 10
Lv Pelzer 12 53 I 4 42
ie hurried home to tell I i* ' 2 S 1
guess I helped him a Ar Andenon 12 so I '5 so
e came aud spoke to Lv Pendleton I I 6 40 I
Lv Seneca I 7 55|
~ . . Ar Wftlhnllft *. S ?!
rery Sabbath, Wallace I I ia.m. I
s a place to fill in the Ar Atlanta ?..| | [12 aol j
i y
,, , , . EASTBCUND.
mes the usher brings
t pew, the little boy by N I N)*l N No I N N
ngup, makes his slen- 10. I u. I ]8. 8. 42. 10.
small that they may 1 1 ! 1
ver gives up "papa's LvAtlanta JA-M| I PMPM /
Lv Walhalia......j3 9 4")I I ,
aastor but many of us, Lv Seneca |io ill |
s ache with pity, feel Lv Pondifton jio&5i
uch a boy with such a Lv Anderson Ill 85! 3:35
ie day lake his good fa- Lv Greenville |u oo| 3 85
lie church and in the iHwij.Ul
il Baptist. LvPelzer Ip.mTI |
Lv Belton 112 251 8 10!
Lv Abbeville ?|12 35 5 15|
D > * *ii > Lv Greenwood I 1 43 6 80! , 7
BrlRlit Girl Reml ? Lv NiDOty-six I 2 ssi 6 521
>p George F. Pierce, of | M. 14* !
Episcopal Church. LvLouren8- |}?M??| I020
of the nost eloquent Lv Clinton J12 *>2i I 6 52
rillianl writers of his Lv Newberry I 3 42j 8 00; 7 W
r HutPf? T nuia Opt ^v Prosperity. ] 4 00i S> 16 b 30
' .UCt LvC'incinnuttl.... 8 00
ughter Claude he gives Ia.m.I . j
lolesome councsel: i?v Knoxville s is
daughter, that you Lv Morrlstown -jj* 2?|
mrself to serious read- Lv Paint Rock?..!ie' isiNoi4
sary, not only to de- Lv Hot Springs.. 12 2$; a.m.
nd and make your ^ Af^le 2 wi? ? |
3Ctable in society, but Lv Hend'sonville.j 2 52!12 28 I
il duty. It isa grave LvFiatKock 3 <*>112 38 j
r a Christian ought to ?* 4 oo| 1 51 I
:hat does not increase LvSpsrtanburg 5 30 ) 8 14 I
prepare for life. The ^v Union ?35j |
an be allowed on the ArColumbla ~A-m.| I
ttle light readeng for Ar Charleston ji-i 00! I I
1, I fear, a.ie wasting Dally. fDuily except Sunday.
izines and tales and Xrains 15 and 16 are daily between Charleston and
n general. This is a Cincinnati.
t, a sin. Quit it. Read sleeping car service.
ly, poetry, the English On trains 15 and 10 Pullman Bnffnt Sleepers be(i
Bible in itsdoctrines, tween Charleston, S. C.. and Cincinnati, Ohio, via AtVr.ii
will lantle Coast Line, Columbia, Asbevllle, Paint R<-ck,
niSiOrj. lOU will Morristown, Knoxville, .Jellico and Junction City,
urmiiid, heart, char- withoutchange.
ou to be wise, good, J- a. DODSON, w. a. TURK.
10 line nonip fnr von to Superintendent. Ass't Gen'l Pcss. Act..
ie nas come lor > OU 10 Columbia, S. C. Charlotte. N. c.
1 for life and its res- w. 11. green, .tas. l. taylor,
word to the wise is Ger.'IMsr.. Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
j Atlanta, Ga. .
5,000,000 of America, 1 "London, Oct."*237-PoFiticsTboth'Torivorces
than the 350- eign and domestic, give way in the
Jhristian nations. public interest to expensive floods,
>se cities are reported never equalled in England within the
irthquakes, ami the present generation, and far more
at 24,000. American widespread than the Moray floods of
reported safe, also sixty years ago, which, however,
destroyed many lives.