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BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1894. ESTABLISHED 1844 1 WE ARB G-OIKT I "n-PTr nJ-nnHsi f! f|': LADIES FOR THE NOW IS YOUR TIME TO GET GOODS CHEAPER 1 AH Goods at these Prices CASH. Cash across In Knippindrof, Dittman & Co., Ladies Fine Shoes at the following Prices: Regular COST. Price. OlothTop-Pat.Tip-Welt-LargeBnttons$3.75 $.450 r?:..ln TnA-_W?lt. . 3.02 4.00 1 JPat Tip-Welt ...... 2.42 3.00 Cloth Top?Pat. Tip?Welt . . . 2.47 3.00 Cloth Top?Pat. Tip .... 1.92 2.50 f Opera?Hand Sewed . . . . 2.47 3.00 Common Sense?Plain .... 1.92 2.50 Those nice Kid Gloves for Ladies, 1.25 1.75 Our Kids, Large Pearl Buttons . . .80 1.25 Uvftrvthiner in Corsets at actual Cost. A nice lot of Black Dress Goods. An elegant Silk Warp Henrietta, . .S2 1.10 - Black, all Wool Henrietta, . . . .05 .90 * ' Everything: in colored Dress Goods at actual New York Cost and under. Nice Stock Embroideries all at Cost. f If you need anything it w | can't lend your money at that Stock qf Goods thrown on the ! tunity. I am, yours truly, - ' w- L. DOUGLAS ; f/^I $3 SHOE JL. gg ?P ^|n \flk SB, 84 and 83.50 Dress Shoo. ift HK. "m\ 1 \\3L 83.60 Police 8hoe, 3 Soles, tort man* Sm r JmL \1L 82-60,82 for Workingmen. ami: j > xIIl. 82 and ?'-75 for Boys- *? ?? LADIES AND MISSES, There f Jf; ?3, 82.60 82, $1.76 ?aying e? ^^^5a35^?^2EsB^ CAUTION.-I/ any dernier jSv ^ offers you W. L. Donglas WUICH &1 Hc..m ic Tttn -r^'^^3asa>w^ \ shoes at a reduced price, from OUT K HIS 13 1 lie rtCgT- \ or says he has them with- tbev that WSk?l^f< , *"* UCai-AQ out the name stamped .XTf lU*1 SRAk on the bottom, pat him BleMed W. ,L. DOUGLAS Shoes are 'stylish, easy fitting, And give bettei | many hi sUsfactionat the prices advertised than any other make. Try one pair and be con- not lead I vinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas' name and price on the bottom, which the New guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them. eartl Dealers who push the sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, which helps to est K?od fu 11 ,inC ?Cg??d8/ afford to sell at a !?.. profit, Lord 8P< *T"jnoney by bayta* all ^onjr^foot-wear of tho dealrr adroit perils of um u?i9Vc VOUUUKUC uw uj>uu ff IA^UUMIOI Drw&wou| iuui??, 1 lie 1311 A. W. SMITH. ' ? ? book of *TOtTHEtPUBLK?B It is full in forrov - 11 " u ?~ promises We Wish to Emphasiz the Fact that we Keep Constantly in Stock: hav^faii. . defeated, Ps itecl and Solid Silverware, of the very makes it latest patterns. Suitable for Wedding the stroc 1 1 j 0Ust the PreS^ ltS. sorrow, L&Aies Gold and Silver Watches. welcome Gent's Gold and Silver Watches. sorrows i Alarm Clocks, One Day Clocks and burdenft its sad ai JO'ght Day Clocks. Guaranteed for 5 years. Bible be Diamond Rings, Set Rings and Plain ngi!t,Te Rings at a very small profit. wear> 01 If you want BARGAINS IN JEWELRY come and see our it was " who uit< slock before buying. ?f?a8P" " "Mr.? REESE & DuPRE. Sg '--a, vU;'. - ' . * *' * - w- \*r ... . . 1L# m XriAa G TO SBLLi OUR EKT1] lothing, Hats, Gentlem< DRESS GOODS, UNDI NEXT 30 BARGAINS. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. C ["HAN EVER OFFERED > the Counter or Cash on Delivery of Goods. We gn ; I Lace Curtains, worth $3.50 for $2.47 per pair. I Lace Curtains, worth 2.50 for 1.(55 per pair. I A nice Curtain 3 1-2 yards long', Regular Price j $1.75 at $1.26. Nice lot Table Damask, Towels, Doilies, Napkins, etc., all at Cost. A few Blankets left. Now is the time to secure, a Bargain in Jeans. Chas. Heiser's Celebrated Fine Shoes for Gentle- i rnct & j. i r ?J.no liit a ?.t ft 2 an JL&J& M.M V/ V/ M V ^ .B.JLA.&V/ ?-W W CLOTHING! CLOTHING! $18.00 Suits for f 10.00 $12.00 Suits for $8.00. nninnn ttnifa JLVJL ?j|/f #V\/? $5.00 Suits for $3.00. | ill pay you to buy now, for you ai rate. So come in soon and get Market at COST. Hoping: vou w: JL W t/ the Arbitrator and Jle??en* Tcuiptntlon. How it Ciuiie About. Kcr of Peace. pIow call we avoij temptations; How is it tha?1n lime of pe ton. nf /M,riB,|nn will Some temptations cannot be avoided . almost no standing army, i Sbeat type of Christian will <jtj,er8 can, if we have formed area of marvelous material pi ,'!,1 'JS 1"! J wette far rtroug .Irlak, we have bee,, brought thu, "me acrou "BeutTludeoftbl we can iu some "'easure ?voi<1 '' ? verse of bankruuey ? The; ,?i??.. i temptation to urutify the appetite by en-y to him why is able to du ' D D and so beautifully ex- keeping away from" the place where j signs of the times. Gold hai hat'I thought it would com- such liquor is sold, and by forpaking be the general standard f of those who have given up t,,e company of those who indulge the among ux, and therefore the m on this world and have appetite. j ject of desire. Virtue, patrio their hope on the Bible prom- But there are temptations which vice to country must be rev , says. 1 cannot be avoided. They come to us dollars and cents. The ancie when we are alone ; they come with- pi too 1 laurel wreaths upon t mav hp no Rihle hpaMtiide ?ut warning ; they come unexpectedly, of the victors in their great Sdv '<RlPMPdtrP thl .,n! bu*ilies3 tl,en. ,10t t0 avoid ffamcs, and rewarded their he if " but'there are beautitudes but to conquer. As Luther said : 'We simpiu tokens of national b eo ui valeut to l? fa We take (*anQ?t prevent the swallows from Modern victors and heroes' Lord's own line "Rlesf-ed are flying over our heads, but we can pre- gard such simple tokens of fi mourn," Bleise'd are ye poor, vent them from building their neats recognitioni with unmitigut are thJy which are persecut- ^to our hair/' IIow can we con- tempt W hat care tney fc essed are ve when meimhall Quer ? wreaths aud empty votes of )) 1. By having our minds imbued with ; Such thiugsdo not purchase ; ianv other scriuture nnssAjres the principles of God's word. It was I buy government bonds. * teaching. Evidently Sot !'_l Lh]8^a>' intra lit. in thp Cllllfthinp 10 uuiujuci . iiij wimu uuvci iiiu ... , k j ngs lie m ine euuamne , heart, ihat I mijiht notsi^ ajiaitisi ri.ite my service. T do not \ r?r in ti.i nfhif ^poiniiv in Thee." It was in this way that Christ run or Tor empty honor." T1 far in the Bible, especially in -... , .. temnter. Hut with the i vorv idea of natriotism c Testament, witnouc nnuing : . y ... , i ? . . ... lly prosperity is not the high- knowledge of the word there mu,t Iv.vry net of public service tlmf Hoi! lino for inpn Our u,8? be a willingness to obey .t. Eve piiid lor in cash. The putriot ij.tr. verv nlainlv about the knew what God had said to her, but | im.bed of the honor of unseL wnrliilv Riirrfoq she trusted in the devil's word rather rifice for his country and chat bleb indeed a book for the ?\an in God', ^ a uiiserab'e hireling, by havit. jful. Its sweetest messages realizing that Gods eje is sion thru-tt upon him. Tt >se who have fallen. Jt is a upon us, and that he is near to help . lea,h-r mus.be rewarded w love and svmDathv It is a "P'1011'- Others had been doing j office. So offices have been n: thers bosom to fay one's head wrong, but Nehemiah said : "So Hid | and salaries increased and time of distre?s or pain. Its not I because of the fear of God." It voted and every form of vie m with cheer for those who was this sense of God's presence that truvagauce encouraged unti uraced It sets its lamps of euulj'e<1 Joseph and Daniel to over- j ourselves bankrupt in time shine'in darkest chambers, come their temptations. . and prosperity.-St. Louis < s out its hands of help to the w jeu we look to Jesiw we can rev" Advocate. and to those who have fallen. erenl,?TSi?tion8 lose ihotr power, "The direct financial resu of comfort for those who-are wiieu thou art nijrh." ?? ,,,[? ,,r ! , v. It has its many special ?The Canada Presbyterian. I *\9r. 8 , ?'r . , for the needy, the poor, the _ I million dollars, with an ind S. " the discouraged. "One deplorable result of meat eat- This is the statement ma lis quality in the Bible that ing," says Mrs. Ernest Hart in The Forum by Mr. F. H. F so dear to the heart of hu Hospital, "is the ill temper which is Chicago, a member of the fa If it were a book only for said to b'j a chronic complaint in tory. ig, the succesful, the victori- England. In less meat eating France ? ? ? ? unfallen, those who have no urbanity is the rule; in fish and rice Great Earthquake, who never faii, the whole, eating Japau harsh words are unknwn San Francisco. Jan. 28.?/ y, it would not find such a and an exquisite politeness to one al advices by the steamer Be where ever it goes in this another prevails, even among the chil- China announce the complete So long as there are tears and dren who play together in the streeL" bit ion by earthquake of the ind broken hearts, and crush- ?Pbila. Record.?Ami yet in our con- lvuchan, Persia. Twelve I and human failures, and lives ceit, western nations are sending mis- persons were lulled in the a I and bowed down, and spir- saonaries to civilize the heathen Jap- aster. Ten thousand corpses!) ad despairing, so long will the inese and teach them how to behave, recovered to dale. The once a book believed in as of God : And teach tnem to slaughter their ant and beautiful city of 10,00 ed book, and full of insiration. cows and chickens ; to drink fiery is now only a scene of death In and strength for earth's liquors and to use tire arms lor the tion and terror. Fifty thousa ip, ami sirel.gto dertructiou of human and animal -.vcre destroyed al the same ti A Header, life* ~ , < Then these highly civilized nations The Columbia souvner co boa-t of their civilizing work among losing experiment. It not on an old New-England judge the heathen nations. to realize for the World's jrrupled a'awyer in themids; ? ? piemium confidently expec ?ad-eagle i eech by saying: m, , , 4, , . . ...,. . . the directors have had to pay ?, I wish you would take a tJL ft 1mnl SUl 'S led States treasury $40,300 t< iers from wing of your ima- " ,llue# the co*t of recoining into ord and put them in the tail of The smaller the man the larger the Ver currency the $1,7(H),000 gmeut." badge ho wears. souveniers left on band. * ' - .s Cost T [ IRE STOCK OF* 3n Furnishing Goods. GRWEAR, ^ W M 4 ' Sm V: ii miMwriiyi wi, mm ^8Hk ti8F e?tw vbhoupmi 2S?_ OME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. IN THIS MARKET! re you Prices below to show you what we mean : Harness At Cost! --'.J' 2 Sets Single Harness, $ 7.50. Reduced to $ 5.50 2 " " " 8.00. " " 6.05 1 " " " 9.50. " " 7.15 2 " " " 10.00. " " 8.15 1 " " " 12.00. " " 9.60 t ? 66 66 1 0 ItA " ? 1A OA X 1A.W, lU.iU " " 14.00. ? ? 11.00 . CROCKERY. ~~ i Chamber Sets at Cost. Tea Sets at Cost. ' Baskets at Cost. 1 Chamber Set, $4.50. Reduced to $3.90. 1 " " 0.00. " " 4.35. m 2 " " 7.50. " " 5.70. 1 Tin " 5.50. " " 4.40. 2 " " 5.00. " " 3.90. / p fiQTnno' 9.K -nov nonl Qn/1 -rr/vn . V kJUJ V tvv UjJJLU. J VJ11 what you wish. An Elegant ill avail yourself of this oppor :? ^ ; '-"V r. *v g^jT'Tr^WMr mm*JL Jm* JHL_ '. Sarplds-Dcflclenc. Dissolution. ace, with Five years ago there was an immense .,ue flrm of a b hamblin. agent, w?w md in un , surplus m the Treasury of the United I dissolved by nutual consent on the 11th osperity, i States : now in spite of our war tarifl, 'usiairt. 4 u t a in i WP nrp pnnfmntpd with a d^fioienov 1 he notes and raortgajtes for stock have i to the) we are comronieu u ltn a ci??nciency heon transferred to the Abbeville National answer is ; Q<> alarming that the Secretary of the Bank for payment. seem the i Treasury feels bound to risorttothe All persons indebted will make payment 3 come to ! extreme measure of issuing new bonds only 10 1 e Uank>or to j g starke or of value I to mautain the credit of the govern- w. s. cothrA.N, chief ob-I meut. Jan. 11,1894,4t At tbe Stables. tism, ser-! varded in [ There are now over two hundred I The State of South Carolina, ^ i and fifty thousand words in the En* county op ARHPvrrTTJ* he brows . Klj(jh lft?)guaRe acknowledged by the COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. national | lie9fc authorities, or about seventy pbobate court. roes wi th ' thousand more than inl the German. In the matlerof the Estate of Susan jraiiiude. j French, Spanish, and" Italian com- Deceased. _ would re- j bined- * Petition for Settlement and Discharge. lV??r /!tlnd It is estimated that the world's cu- vr A. JONES, as Administratrix for said >r lHuiSi' cumbers are worth $8,000,000 annually "* applled for 8ettlement mantra ? i 'he gardeners who raise them, aDd jx i3 okdeked. That Friday, the 16th day twice tiiat sum to the doctors and of February next be fixed for grauttng the replaces 01 i lief prayed for. 'A ten- i druggists.?J1.X. j FULLER LYON. n ample I Conversation opens our views, and Jan. 16,1894,4t Judge Probate Court. ~ fou apre-! gives our faculties a more I vigorous vork for play; if puts us upon turning our no- nAMi:na ius is the , lions on every side, and holds them TllG State Of South Carolina, legradcd. j up to a light that discovers latent COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. mnaf l?o must be ! "an? probate court. psll sac- . It'S est imated th?t the Aire losses Ia tUe matter of the Estate of James B. Tay,?ed into j ,n "ie United States in 1893 will reach lor, Deceased. ig a pen-j,l total of S160,000,000, a greater Notice to Debtors and Creditors. norfv amount than has been lost m any for- ,, , , . . , l'aijL> mtM. vp.ir ?vi,pnt .hat nf thp r'hipfurn A LL Pl?rson8 Indebted to said estate roust lth a fut ",er Jear? except tuac ot tne v^nicago settle without delay, and those holding multiplied hre. claims against the estate must present them - ?. subsidies Turner?"How did Weeks come to Pr?Per|y attested to MARy R TAYlor lious ex- write poetry ?" Wells?"He had dys- Jan. 22,1S91, 3t Administratrix. 1 we find pep.?ia. and for a long time thought . of peace it was inspiration. ' hriatiun W'M. POPE. JOHN PATTON. '1 1 In the intoxicating cup discontent seeks for comforts; cowardice forcour- UAT3T? j? T5 A HAHA^'NT It of the a?e? bash fulness for confidence; sad- & JTAi 1 UJN 11 01 tne ,u,83 fonjoy; and they all find ruin. 3 of ten tr . iiectloss Don't hire or ride behind a poor Have opened a ? j various looking, or high-checked or dock-tail- _ ______ ed horse. Always look at the horses RSS'l''AURANX de in the ?'>d tell drivers why you do it. lead of , ( WASHINGTON STREET, WHERE ir <lirf>r> Don't forget that marriage is the vy MEALS win be furnished at all hours. foundation of a new family, not the . - . . , and Canned Goods always on hand, and for union of two old ones. sile cheap. Addition- *T7"r t, v. FRESH OYSTERS and FISH 2 i Notice to Debtors. IglC tiom will be received on Tuesdays and Saturdays. ! annihl-, fjAVrNG sold out my business, all parties tnuMi /if 11 Indebted must come forw ard at. once and Nov. lo, 1593,3in lOWUOr, J.H.LATIMER. housaud jlin 17 -is!>4 tf ,WfU, diS.j TERRA COTTA WELLS ave been ! mICHAKI) GANTT, is now prepared to do *** ' imool't- I **' 1111 worJl lD hls department In the best AT a I manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly ______ . J people 1 cuHtomers shaving, hair cutting and sham PRICES tO SUIT the TIMES. 1 desola- 1 poolng ?1 per month. Rasors boned and put nd cattle j,Q the best condition for 25 cents oach. 1 N THE FUTURE I propose to sink tbecel 1 ebrated Terra Cotta Wells at a great re1JJtr* ductlon In my former price. So parties deslr? 'W T? f*TT T T A T5 lng an everlasting supply of uood sparkling in was a 1 Mi _P I T I I i I 1 I M n. I J waterata low price would do well tocoofer I f.iilp.l ^ with me before making other arrangements, iy i.tiicu as I propose to make It to the Interest of all Fair the . . T*A I L O R to do so. WATER OR NO PAY-ls my mot:ted, bllt 9 * to. I have 111 ten years experience standing - . fim TTni FJ AS moved, and occupies the room recent- testimonials In six counties. Address tne I 111 J-J ly occupjcd bv j. Iu Clarh< the e?n. t) defray Sinlth. and Is now prepared to do all kinds ol (J. M, CALQ0UN. inary sil- repairing and cleaning of gentlemen's clothes j u-nrth 1tf on short notice. frTPPTlWfinri S (j worm (m samples of stilts always on hand. Charges urccUWOttU) 3. v? reasonable. March 22, 1*1)3, tf . A