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: ft .*,r5i5Si ___________ Tile Abbeville Press and Banner. I :*' : its gj|L - , , ;f|p BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1894. ESTABLISHED 1844 |1 CrOS WE ARES GOI]> ? ~ ? m an Dry Goods, Shoes, C LA-DIES 5ra tssehbsi gffi *-? -wm FOR THE NOW IS YOUR TIME TO GE' GOODS CHEAPER AH Goods at these Prices CASH. Cash acroi in Knippindrof, Dittman & Co., Ladies Fine Shot at the following Prices: Regal* COST. Price OlotfcTon-Pat.Tin-Welt-Larae Buttons$3.75 $.4? ; Plain Toe-Welt . . T . . 3.02 4.C : Pat. Tip?Welt 2.42 3.( Cloth Top-Pat. Tip?Welt ... 2.47 3.C Cloth Top?Pat. Tip .... 1.92 2.5 Opera?Hand Sewed .... 2.47 3X | Common Sense?Plain .... 1.92 2.1 Those nice Kid Gloves for Ladies, 1.25 1.7 Our Kids, Large Pearl Buttons . . .80 1.2 Everything in Corsets at actual Cost. A nice lot of Black Dress Goods. An elegant Silk Warp Henrietta, . .82 1.1 1'iack, all Wool Henrietta, . . . .05 .9 Everything in colored Dress Goods at actual Ne y York Cost and under. for ; .. Nice Stock Embroideries all at Cost. If you need anything it t can't lend your money at tha VATTTT1 ATI , MtUUJl U1 UUUUO lliiUWIi V-fJmL lli\j 1 tunity. I am, yours trulj ; ' V - a u? i haiiai ia ?"?jMfo If. L. UUUULA^h ^ SHOE GENTLEMEN. ?1? Wiss^ fm S6>84 and ?3-50 Dress 8hoe- s? ?R Ma. $3.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles. ^the 1 it >sJ3iy yIIl 82.50, $2for Workingmen. __ I' ' ? 82 and $1.75 for Boys. Jjj. y J^JL LADIES AND MISSES, $3, $2.50 $2, $1.76 OAs .* CAUTION .?If any dealer -Q lh 2 Bl| vBBL. offers you W. L. Douglas ropu|r'| I ._ shoes at a reduced price, OI; 8hol IITHIS'isiue BEsrII!?S!??a?^^ ?a MBI'WlTT I Slln. bottom, .rat him ?'??' W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fitting, and give' bettei satisfaction at the prices advertised than any other make. Try one pair and be convinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas' name and price on the bottom, which ?? . guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them. C&, Dealers who push the sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, which helps to Increase the sales on their full line of goods. They can afford to sell at a leu profit, ( mad w? believe you can save money by baying all your footwear of the dealer adver- J' tUed below. Catalogue free upon application. W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mau. Satlsrat A. W. SMITH. ^ - ? FEE ?TOtTHEiPDBLlC?? ; , PRII i _ jn T1 We Would Emphasize the Fact that we Keep Constantly in Stock \ water e Plated and Solid Silverware, of the very latest patterns. Suitable for Wedding Ski! Presents. Ladies Gold and Silver Watches. Mftrc Gent's Gold and Silver Watches. Alarm Clocks, One Day Clocks and qevi JOight Day Clocks. Guaranteed for 5 years. prS Diamond Rings, Set Rings and Plain 8e ' Itings at a very small profit. If you want BARGAINS IN JEWELRY come and see our Al5?i stook before buying, REESE <fc DuPRE. f % b- ' ' j v' . -xc- r a-G TO SELL OUR EN1] Clothing, Hats, Gentlem* 5 DRESS GOODS, UNDI NEXT 30 r BARGAINS. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. C JtLi V HjJTL X1 junjcux^ ss the Counter or Cash 01^ Delivery of Goods. We gr es Lace Curtains, worth $3.50 for $2.47 per pair. Lace Curtains, worth 2.50 for 1.05 per pair. " A nice Curtain 3 1-2 yards long, Regular Price I >0 $1.75 at $1.20. Nice lot Table Damask, Towels, Doilies, Napkins, j JO etc., all at Cost. A few Blankets left. Now is the time to secure \ a Bargain in Jeans. 0 Chas. Heiser's Celebrated Rne Shoes for Gentle5 men. Cost $4.15, $4.00 line at $3.30. CLOTHING! CLOTHING! 0 '0 ft 18.00 Suits for $ 10.00 w $12.00 Suits for $8.00. $10.00 Suits for $7.50. I $5.00 Suits for $3.00. j vill pay you to buy now, for you a: t rate. So come in soon and get 1 i Market at COST. Hoping you w r rzL "mjyr - K wV n ? Notice to Debtors. a pretty stoby. has had every social oppori rXT^ , .. .. acquaintance with the am [NG sold out my business, all parties foriiUr ?n.i ?u? debted must come forward at onc8 and ? . _ . . aOBu , family and with the most J. H. LATIMER. Bury the Bad. nnd Seek the Good, drawing-rooms of its capil L7,;iS94, tf in People. . told the writer that the care II J . , 4 - young girl in ambassadorial lard g4ntt. is now prepared to do An Luglish ambassador to one of, mL 1 work In his department In the best thfl Eastern emnires had the :?Jr?Ja_r,.?DI2.^ne,_ JJl rand at reasonable charges. Monthly ". ,?~ . ." .7, .1 personal au vice uau eviue ers shaving, hair cutting and sham misfortune to lose his wife while she much toward crystallizing a SI per month. Rasoas boned and put was performing the gracious duties <>t Hup plmrnr^pr infr? rmo nf n 3est condition for 25 cents each. her high office. The bereaved noble-j8t"eVcS and u^fulneS. ??????? man-one of the most . languished earneb3t and devout young lif ftTT T T A T? T\ ?f \lf^e dl? ol?ail,tor,r?tS? 8lll<?en,! inatic society made it natur WTiii^aAlvJJi ?1S .1 1 f u 1 -nee^i' "'id women brought into coi ^ 7 having his two daughters by his side ;: jt [0 be the bej? d do TAILOR,.'. but Una# were yoiiu* girls in school Even lhe m08t ,;nproroi8l? moved, and oceupleB the room recent- !I!paJmon.J,?jl^^Ver the mnirnifii'ent! ^'catlle fl better mull lor me f occupied by J. It. Clark, the gun- the gloom cast over tile magnificent - j.je bad j j-(>r wbj and Is now prepared to do all kinds of euiba?sy by the deal h of its mistredsj fh 1 ng and cleaning of gentlemen's clothes the embassador sailed for home to ?'?rood" in him ' lies of suits always on hand. Charges briny his daughter eastward. ible. On the eve of their departure from .<? England for the country iu which her POPE. JOHN PATTON. father held official position, the elder When a boy begins to spi of the girls was surprised by an invi- tocher he is at the hateful a TJW O "B A mmnrr tation to lunch with Queen Victoria. l',en betwixt and betwet fji QLi IriiiiUJN Lady Mary-as we will call her-was and a man. He can't be a a true hearted English girl, and had youseheis a boy , and he ? Have opeued a ? many of the high ideals of her dead! "c 1B lw mother. 14,0 "est waV is to endure RfiTAUR A HIT After'the lunch the Queen led her J"* will muke a man in cour u0j.AwnAXH J. into a private room, and taking her lf tl,e conditions are favorab WASHINGTON STREET, WHERE hands, said: EAL8 will be furnished at all hours. Lady Mary, you are leaving hngition guaranteed. Nice Fresh Fruit. land to take at your father's side your At a banquet given in lined Goods always on hand.and for raother's place in the high position celebrate the anniversary which he holds." The girl flushed haldi's military expedition ii SE OYSTERS and FISH with surprise, for this is the lirst inti- M. Crispi, ex-premier or Ita mation she had received of the leal declared himself a firm bt received on Tuesdays aud Saturdays. | nature of her future. That she must. J>eaee, expressed a wish to set 15, 1393,3m ! fulfil the difficult and delicate public i ion of all nations, and fin it duties falling to the wife of an am- saying "the men who clamo jp ? PftrpipA TITinTTQ hassador had not been explained to are dangerous fools." IJXii l/Ul 1A W JjLLB her. .She made a gesture of appeal, .<?. AT which the Queen checked. , , , , , , "You are of the same age that I , lhe long-looked-for light [l?b to SUIT the TIMES, was," continued the Queen gravely, dawn on the fsational llefoi 3e future i propose to sink the eel- ''when 1 was called to the duties of a meut. A joint resolution pro sted Terra Cotta Weils at a great re- Queen of England: I do not expect amendment to the Constituti i in my former price. So partiesdesir- you at once to do all that your mother United States, acknowledgin fta'jow ffrice wou I d do w?fil8 to confer was able to do. She was one of the preme Authority of God in rie before making other arrangements, rarest flowers of Eugland. I shall 'a"s of men and nations, 'op?v?A the interest ?r all not advise you about this duty or that presented to both Houses of ?' detail. Knowledge will come will. and has ten referred to the jniais in six counties. Address the every-day requirements of the ate committees. P M PATTTftTTIVr position. But I wish you to carry out U. m. L?i.ljtlU U.W, wjth yuu one suggestion from me One of the beneficial resti Greenwood, S. C. v?!?1':}. 'T,?,,!1! !!??. f?58ei* overthrow of Queen Lillioi h 22, 1893, tf meet many people, dear, government, was the aunulli wl,om y?u W,U not understand and L()tt Bm h| h sbe ha _ _ . many whom >ou cannot love. .Bury ,h? ??mt t n?:0:?n, For Sale. the bad in people, and always seek for ;teltg/(faLpL?tT^ t 5RA1, desirable Building Lois adjoin- the good. Do this, ami with the inlel- ,m * of thePbiU is 9fli g Mr. EUis'n residence ? r?.??uWe ligence and good judgment which I b?n one n?ten can^ of U the Hammond House in Fort Pickens, sure >ou bttV?? ^"gland will s on Uf>u V corns? and lot of four acres. honor you as she lias honored your wm. ii. Parker, mother." 1 1 11,1891,4t. 1'jle QUeeu kissed the girl gently Dress Reform.?"It require ? ~?7"" ; upon her forehead, and the interview army of girls animated by tl School Notice. was soon closed. purpose to declare indepei . . , , . ... it is not hard to understand why America, and emancipate us aver?bem re?l^edCut once a^l want ,the PeoPIe of England love their decrees and tyrannies ofF e up my annual report. Queen, when we hear such true mci- restss and ballet dancers. Gi o ^ , ,? C0.wAn, dents of her private life as this. yet can, if you will, save thf 15,1893, tf "Ch?? Comm,88loner* Lady Mary went forth with her ?Harriet Beecher Stowe,1861 ' father to her high duties and large op her lot of "Excelsior" Flour received portunities for doing good or ill. A The golden-crested wrt leviilo supply Co. recent resident of the empire, who smallest bird in the world. Cost . T1 PIRE STOCK OP 3n Furnishing Goods, LRWEAR, V " - -: ' r-\, ,ty !Oa,ys. X)ME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. I INT THIS MARKET! re you Prices below to show you what we mean : ? Harness At Cost! 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 1 " " " 12.50. " " 10.20 2 " > " " 14.00. " " 11.00 CROCKERY. Chamber Sets at Cost. Tea Sets at Cost. Baskets at Cost. 1 Chamber Set, $4.50. Reduced to $3.90. 1 " " 6.00. " ? 4.35. '2 " " 7.50. " " 5.70. 1 Tin ? 5.50. " " 4.40. 2 " " 5.00. " ? 3.90. re saving 25 per cent., and you what you wish. An Elegant ill avail yourself of this oppor ' \' t '' nxnu. tunity for Her Superb Ostriches. T\ TT p| C\ bassador's Critic?I tell you what it is, Mr. Mc- I |A \/ nil VaA f exclusive Daub, those ostriches are simply I IJI V IIII \l_|M / lal, lately 9uperb. You shouldn't paint anything I III I II L 1| i| i U er of this but birds. JJ\] 1UU UVV I circles ht-d Artist (disgusted)?Those are not ose Queen's triches. They are angels!?Life. ntly doue -t- -- naturally it is far better to be a competeut . , noommon drWorofan and make 5 livSuch an jUg than an incompetent practitioner e in diplo- the learned professions and starve. al for men j\jauy a man who would be a clever itact with artisan is spoiled by being put into a the best, nrnfoftstion whinh li(> Mnnrtt. mniter IS . The aT?np *T?,at a ma? cap . VkflPPt 3 P I PC alive the ,nhalf l?.twenty four bourn will fill ill VI II l| ( I | j I I Ik J seventy eight hogsheads and weigh lv 1/V V vvw vl VV fifty three pounds. I The kind of food which may be sufrout mus- ficientto keep grown animals in good ire. He is condition is not sufficient for young A , ... , o ' , . . ,, J ," And of course you will eo to a man that tu a boy ones. An extra allowance must be knows all ai>out fitting theni to the eye. We man be- made for increase of bone and muscle, have taken a special course in optics and can H f vnn ( inr rtrl/toa ro n era frAm can t i>ea A ^ag jjj|e(j wjj|l ga|t amj iieated is oe a man. a great comfort to any one suffering ! J.11' .from neuralgia. There is nothing se ot time more re.stful to tired eyes than a bath f*/ J le* of warm salt and water. /"I | VJ^ Georgia's Superior Criminal Court WW %J\S Genoa, lo 'ias discontinued the kissing of the Jiiof Gari- ble in the administration of oaths. 'to Sicily, Since October more Europeans have fever hi te!Vbe V"l',ei1 S""es have J , ed bore in the same period. any and superior to many higher priced ;a leuera- goods. A trial of these glasses will prove it. ihed with 1 he man who works bis way r for war through college is the man who makes his way in the world. j -p ^ "RTT"!?"!^ A TT ? The engines of a first-class man-ofi , in war cost nearly seven hundred thou- j graduate optician. m dollars- I 7""^ ?^"Ti Iposingan" .Of the one hundred medical mis-jA Complete and Full on of the 3lonar|ea in China, lifty-six are! i g the Sll- WODlen- _ # j STOCK OF THE CELEBRATED all theaf- In some parts of Florida legislation Congress the extinction of alligators. .? ?reve?t BbbA of Miiei Paints appropri- Fewer suicides occur in Ireland than! _ in any other country in Europe. j ,imof m.p Perots in South Amer- JOHN LUCAS & CO. ills ot tne |Ca is only ten cents each. ikr lani's . always on hand at the ing of the _ . _ , , n .d signed, Returns to Probate Court, Ma J fNJ. I Lottery . LL ADMINISTRATORS. EXECUTORS, Hi TTT TjWT he island. A Guardians mid Trustees are required to UlU V ,JLJ A. LLg ULU1 W. tn hnvt> make leturn of receipts and expenditures on w U ww? . account of their several estates before the w ie revolu- flntdajr of March next, or beL?HbJect to rule pRICES IN ONE GALLON CANS by the and costs. J. * ULLER L i ON, ? single can 51.25. a liberal discount to i Jan.J, 1?H. Judge i robate Court. painters using large quantities. ? ? - Oct. 25,1893, tf >s only an ; '%%%'%%%'? niancL^'in i ? .J. T. PARKS, j House and Lot for Sale. rencii Ictti^Fire, Life & Seal Estate Agent? I rls ' You I ? Cothran's Brick Office, Main Street. # beviile. Terms easy. Apply to W. S. Coth. republic. * for sale. # ran, J. AHen Smith, or to n>e qo^hran.S" ). I# Settings of Indian Game Fowls $2.00 0 March 15,1893, tf 4 Meltings of S. C. Brown Leghorn,. 150 4 >n i? thp 15 Abbeville, S.C., Feb. 7, 1894. i ~~ ? II IS lue r ^ Pistols! pistols! cartridges! cartridges! at P. Rosenhert:? f'o.