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Fabrics for JDJEFLU
and already we have i
they are exceedingly ]
Linen Go<
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are selling freely and
showing our Goods.
In School
l!Y .JOHN G. WHITTIElt.
Still sits the school-house by the roacl_~-\
A ragged beggar sunning;
ATOUUU 11, ?Hll IUC numonio fe'"" 1
And blackberry vines are running.
Within, the master's desk Is seen,
Deep scarred by raps official;
The warping floor, the battered seats.
The jack-knife's carved Initial;
The charcoa'. frescoes on Its wall;
Its doo.-'s worn sill, betraying
The feet that, creeping slow to school.
Went storming out to playing!
Liong years ago a winter sun
Shone over it, at setting;
I..U up Its western window-panes.
And low eaves' icy fretting.
It touched the tangled golden curls,
/ And brown eyes full of grieving,
Of one who still her steps delayed
When all the school were leaving.
For near her stood the little boy
Her childish favor singled :
, His cap pulled low upon a face
' Where pride and shame were mingled.
Pushing with restless feet the snow
To right and left, he lingered
As restlessly her tiny hands
The blue-checked apron flugered.
He saw her lift her eyes; he felt
The soft hand's light caressing.
And heard the tremble of her voice.
As If a fault confessing.
"I'm sorry that I spelt the word :
I hate to go above you. ,
Because."?the brown eyes lower fell,?
"Because, you see, l love you !"
Still memory to* gray-haired man
That sweet child-face is showing.
Dear girl! the grasses on her grav.s
Have forty years been growing!
He lives to learn, in life's hard school,
How few who pass above him
Lament their triumph and his loss,
I.Ike her,?because they love him.
KusU-r Kkb*.
The use of eggs on Easter Day,
sometimes called Pasche, or paste
eggs, lias come down to the present
time. Eggs were held by the Egyptians
as a sacred emblem of the renovation
of mankind after the Deluge.
The Jews adopted them to suit the
circumstances of their history as a
type of their departure from the land
of Egypt; they were also used in the
feast of the Passover.
Hyde, in his description of Oriental
sports, tells of one with eggs among
the Christians of Mesopotamia on
Easter Day, and forty days afterward!:
"The sport consists in striking
their eggs one against another, auU
the egg that first breaks is won by the
owner of the one that struck it. Im
i?_ l.i.. .? : i
meuiaieiy uiiumei ispiutju agaiuai
the winuing egg, aud so on till the
last egg wins all the others which
their respective owners shall have
before won."
lu Germany, sometimes instead of
eggs at Easter, an emblematical print
is occasionally preseuted. One of
these is preserved in the print-room of
the British Museum. Three heus are
represented as upholding a basket, in
which are placed three eggs ornamented
witti representations illustrative of
the Resurrection : over the centre egg
the "Agnus Dei," with a chalice
representing faith ; the other eggs
bearing the emblems of charity and
hope.?Ladies Home Journal.
(.'boose, if possible, the kind of business
you like, then stick to it. Don't
ho tomntod aatrov info JiTIV "niltsidp
operation." Mind your own business.
Greenwich records show that for 14
years there has been an average of but
20 hours of sunshine in London in December.
Vice stings i 11 pleasure, but virtue
consoles in pain.
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Crepons, Percoles, Gin
tely fine texture, and t
rapidly. I have an e
ainly the "CORRECT
3SSES and
sold quite a number of
pretty. I have a ver}
ads, Damasks
lete and attractive in s
LOW PRICES is w:
j m. p. debkuhl. .1. fuller lyon. :
| DeBRUHL & LYON, i
Attorneys at Law,
I ABBEVILLK,
S. C.
Office?Law ltange, O'Neal Building No. 1. j
; I Harrison Si Game's *
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A Tlie Liver, Appetite and Nerves >
| J Cures headache, billlousuesK. ^ |
! V and indigestion. V I
Estate of Join Moorhead, Did
I Notice of Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.
] '|V\KE NOTICE that on the IMli day ol
I May, iMio. I will render a unm account 01
rny actings ano doings :is Administratrix tie
bonis non of the Estate of John Moorhead,
deceased, in the office c?f Judge of Probate lor
Abbeville County, at 10 o'clock a. m., and on
ihe same day will apply for a thial discharge
trom my trust as such. *
All persons having demands against said estate
will present them for payment on'or before
that day, proven and authenticated or be
forever barred.
ANNIE E. MOONHEAD.
Administratrix (le bonis non.
April 17, lS*l.j, if
| STILL THE STYLE. 11
$ WILL BE WORN I !
$ ALL THE YEAR, t
5 SOLID SILVER J
S 11 i j *
i Kelt * |
i Buckles. |
\ NEW STYLES, $
i J NEW DESIGNS, i :
* NEW LOT, J
| * NEW PRICES,
11 Sterling; Silver Bracelets $ I
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0 LADIES ARK INVITED TO EX- 0
T A MIN K A KOVK NE W GOODS J
^ AND I'KICES. A
! i R. C. BERNAU, i
# THE JEWELER ?
We have a few tons of lirst quality guano
and acid that we will sell extremely low for
ensh.oron easy terms on time. Call on its at
tihet*. W. loel Slilillj .V Sunt:.
& JNTO^^
IICE - a
ITIISTANIHNG tlie S
ird from every quart
yds are going* ott rapi
variety and beauty <
stonishing Low Price
ieli are not to be fom
11 NEW YORK at the
^-established DRY G(
ean sroods. I have
Black
ii<l anywhere consisti
ges, Batistes, Albatr<
(F& m
Ot
<i?z
ghams, Dimities, Due!
;he styles are surpassi
legant line of White 1
THING-" and I have
L WAISTS
both Dresses and Wa
r fine Assortment of
for Table C]
ill lines and from thos
hat makes them go.
<'0111111011 Souse in Ihc Sick ltoom.
I have waited much 111 the sicl
room from mv boyhood days, but
have found a convenience J have neve:
seen used before. It is so handy, s<
easy to get, and such u comfort, that i
ought to be generally known. It is i
liottle. With this water, and all lluids
can be given to a patient without tin
trouble and pain of raising the heat
one inch. Try it, and you will neve
raise the head of a sick person to drinl
again. I wonder if people never wil
learn to be quiet and gentle in a sicl
room. Why is it that about nine ou
of every ten person^ who come in, gc
to a patient and lay a hand on hii
head aud feel his pulse? This tend,'
to keep the mind on something tha
ought to be forgotten, i never feel i
pulse nor test a fe\^r unless requestet
to do so. It is enough for the docto
or the nurse to do that. Some peopli
out of kludness and to express sympa
- ? in - ^ is i
my, are guiuy 01 a sort, 01 reuueu urn
elty. They say to the sick, "O ! my
you look so badly." That is the ven
tiling of all others that uo mail or wo
man ought to say to a sick person. N<
matter how true it is, keep it to your
sell' while iu the sick room. Win
talk of the other sick, the dying am
the dead, in the sick room? Jt doe
the sick no good?often does mucl
harm. Such visitors are to l?e dreaded
All conversation in the sick roorr
should lie carried on in alow, gentli
tone of voice, and distinct enough fo
the patient to hear every syllable of it
Whispering excites a patient, and put:
the nervous system on a great strain
It causes one to think something ii
wrong. Discussions of any kind, am
conversation that taxes the mind, an
out of place iu a room where the sic!
can hear it.
The visits of some pastors are ven
helpful to the sick, and the visits o
others are hurtful?they do more liarn
than good. What a gift it is, and at
art worth acquiring, to make helpfu
visits to those who languish on beds o
sickness. A serious air and a i>riyh
face, gentle, cheerful speech, become!
the minister and man of God. A Ion?
face and a dolorous tone should nevei
be carried near the beside of a siel
person. A few verses, and not Ion?
lessons, should be read from the Won
of Clod. A preacher onght to know
how to turn to them in an instar.t
They should be read in a distinct, gen
He, assuring, or comforting tone. Tlx
comments, if any, should be brief
suggestive, spiritual.. '1 h? prayei
should be short, fervent?not bolster
ous?pleading, and for those thing!
just then most needed. I have knowi
a lew preaeners who prayeu 111 me siui<
room, and in public, as if God were:
mile away, or asleep, or hard of hear
in};. Earnestness is best expressed ii
the lower tones, this is especially tru?of
earnestness in prayer. Do nut. yel
or scream petitions in the ear of (Joi
in the hearing of the sick. If :
preacher has goo<l sen?e, judgmeni
and tack, a sensible doctor never "h
jects to his visiting his patients. Ili>
visits do good. They strengthen tin
mind, encourage the heart, ami (juiel
the nerves. The sick are glad lo srt
such preachers come.?"(Jilderoy," in
Nashville Advocate.
"You see, grandma, we perforate an
aperture in the apex and a corresponding
aperture in tlie base, and by applying
the egtf to the lips and foreibly inhaling
the breath, the shell is entirely
discharged of its eontents." "Deal
me," exclaimed the old lady, "what
wonderful improvements they d<
make! Now, in my younger days,
they just made a hole in ea(;h end and
sucked."
nrl * STEIA!
11U MJLIil
Scarcity of Money and tin
er, the Spring Trade lias
idly. This is not at all i
of this 5EA50
is at which they are offer*
nd every day or everywlie
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5 time the Receivers begai
JODS HOUSE, E. S. JaffVaj
the linest line of
Dress
lift of Black Silks, Black S
)ss, Nun's Veiling', Etc.,
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ks, Lawns, Muslins, all in 1
ngly beautiful. All the 1
G-oods, India Linens, Persia
a beautiful assortment of 1
5. Some of these are of
Lists. PLISSE SILK CI
oths and Napki:
e who want to buy goods,
T TTTTI TPTTTT'T~>ATT7' nn
JUJCJ _L JEJ V JCjXV JL .CJ
Respectfully,
THE SOUTH AND NO
f NEW YORK AND CII]
I FEED CLAY, General County
, fT^HE LLOYDS sytem. established in Ites, (over
made now more thorough and perfect in rough r e
, COMPANY HAS NEVER KAILED. MANY PROM
i because,as business people, they are bound to accept, t
i with equal, if noi greater relInt?lIlty than Is offered by
Moyds offer a uniform cut of iltreen percent, on the
r rates having been made, lhey give even greater relief
j In Abbeville, we uaine a few: Mr. I,. \V. White, Messi
I Mr. Edward Hoach, Agent, for D. O'NpII & Sons, Mi
1 Mr. Wade L'othran and many others. The most pro
C cerns. well known In the South, are in the Lloyds, ?u<
t Crawford & Simpson, Postal. Cable & Telegraph Co. ol
. son Electric Light Co. of Hosion, Spreckies Sugar Rett
adelphia. P. Lorrllard <fc (Jo , Colgate Jc Co., ol Jersey
* Co.. Henry Swlnborn & Co., Dun lei Miler it Co. of Rat
s largest concerns are In it.
c Agencies for Abbei
t ?
i Home olllce for the County In Daly & Oo.'s store In
General Auent, and W. F. Cross, Special Airent in chai
r at Abbeville C. H., office at J. (j. Edwerd's Klore.
a McCormlck, Troy, Hradlev, Verdery and Uoronaca, oil
_ Auent lor Lowndesvllle, Ml. (,'arrnel and Cooks. Mr.
iJonaldsvllie. Capt. James Rogers, Agent at Ninety->S
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- J. ALLEN SMITH,
{ President.
J WE ARE PREPARED T
j DERS WE ARE FAYOl
r
Rough and Dress
k Doors, Sasli, Blinds, Turned and Scr
>' Shingles, Brick, Lime, Cement, Bu
; thing needed in the Construi
Will also Contract for any size hou
J Very Respectfully
mi Ail Mi .
me adoevine
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[ ?T AM NOW I.OGV
i 33 South Broad Strei
! WIIBIM5 I A.M IM?EPA RED TO
I gash, jj##r?, |
i AND AIX KINI
' Fruits. Vegetables
- 7 V-y
I ?-#*Will pay market price for BUTTE
I B. K. BE
i
With a full and sele
I :
jDrugs, Chemica's, Medic
Oils, Glass, P
Is in the market to down competiti
J making any purchases.
1 si in 1?oun<l U
7 ; v . - "v"
SONABLl
} Cry of Hard Times w
opened up in lively sty
surprising when one se
N'S G001
id. I offer many specij
re.
i to sell the immense st
r A' (In . 5i.i 1 (I T s^onvorl si
Goodsilk
Warp Henriettas, A
;he greatest variety,
jadies should see these g
a,n Lawns, Mulls, Nainsc
;hem. I would call s;
rare beauty and the ver
?EPONS are the very
as to Match, I
I may ask the favor of s
ME AND SEE FOR H
Xji.
RTH AMERICAN
ICAGO LLOYDS.
Agent for Abbeville. The
two centuries ago) by Edward Lloyd. 1r
KUlnr business progression. A LLOYDS
UNENT BUSINESS MEN ARE IN IT.
he saving feature of (he Lloyds, coupled
any other insurance in existence." The -1
old line prices, and in case of excessive -pw
than Ihis. Among our policy holders -*
rs. 1'. Rosenberg ?fc Co., E. A. Templeton,!
. It. M. Hill. Mayor. Mr. G. A. Douglass, I T^OES (
ininent Northern coroprations and con-! !_/ Hon
:h as Austin, Nichols A Co., Simpson, wards. 1
' New York, Jordan, March & Co, Edi- Increase
ningCo.', J. B. Llppineott <t Co. of I'lill-j ??
City, Armstroni'yCator A Co., Hnrnell &
tlmore. IN SOUTH CAROLINA the)
rille County.
the New Rosenberg Block. Fred Clay,!
vp, T. P. Quarle?. special representaM ve | /r\V
Mr. R. B. Wilson, Agent for Greenwood, i \
Ice In (Jreenwoud. Mr. A. L. Latimer I
Joel Aikoii, Agent lor Hue West and j f|H.
J. BURDETT, J T
Manager, ! **
0 FILL ALL OR-1
*EI) WITH FOR | A
sed Lumber. EAGL
r j Anil n
oil Work, Frames, Mantles, tej?mep
ilders Hardware or Any- I ^rA^?!
3tion of a House. he
se from Cabin to Mansion,
7f Best and (
Grad?*
Lumber Co. /
J
I'J'KI) AT? _T
3t, Atlanta, Ga.,
FITJj ORDHRS FOR
I Can!
blinds. # .,is~p
1555 Vis*
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>s or
and Produce, j
R, CHICKENS and EGGS.
KENJ. S
iACHAM. L_.
LJ DepoH
iiKourcou
peed, ill
ct line of
i
jines, Paints, ITT
'utty and Specialties, !
on. Call on him before ^
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I have some gems i
;oods, and let there
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pecial attention to ]
y latest styles. 1
latest things out foi
Doylies, To^
i look. I bought rt
IMSELF. We
~X7SJ~. WE
PARKER, President. ,
JULIUS H. DuPl
Farmers' Ban]
DEPOSITS S<
1 1.
? Ci
3 EN ERA L BANKING BUSINESS. Bu
8. A Savings Department has been esi
ntereRt at 4 per cent, payable quarterly. rapidly.
ICHIPLE
BICYCLE E!
igents lor .inrrnati
n tr<AA nnuTftifrnTr ffrc
Ci aiuu, tfiivi um a/u
iany other popular wheel* Mmy Jmpri
1 Bicycle fully guaranteed for ffiit. A Inr,
rices. Bicycles always on hand for rem.
Hl!E.
lebrated Morgan & Wright Ti
istols, Cartridges, and Se^
Headquarters for Base Ball
.'henhpst line of Razors and Clippers on t
s ?rrt I'rices. Bicycle, Pistol and (iun
is' c style. Mail orders will have pr<
us and you will be convinced that llie
Respectful
I. CHIPLEY & BRO.
tional Bank
Abbevil]
tal, "
lus,
Office
IN SMITH, President. 1
liEN J. S. RARNWE
? i reef
PARKER, Abbeville, S. C., J
IIITE, Abbeville, S. C., W
i. ItYKNWELL, Abbeville, S.C.,
J. ALLEN SMITH, A
General Banking business, provides the
ltors. Is ready at any and all limes to m
nty affords.
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ive just received a large j
11 kinds that are used in
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in this linQ. Some vv|
be no delay because j
risses.
my large line of Silk
rhey are taking well,
r making Waists and
'els. Etc. 1
17 goods to sell, they
will take pleasure in V
CITE.
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A. W. SMITH, Vice President. !
HE, Cashier. . 2
of Abbeville. i|
OLIOITEI).
$70,750
6,500 'M
iys and soils Exchange and makes Coieciabllshed.
Amounts received of SI and up-January,
April, July. October. Small savr
March 1,1808,12ra
- /
Y & BROS I
MFORIUM.
, RAPID & TRANSIT $60
r>vpriienJs. (.really Reduced Prices. A first
Ke lot of second iinnd mid new bicycles at
A UK NTS WANTKL). WRITE FOlt
res and Goods Always in Stock.
ving Machine Needles.
. and Fishing Tackle.
he market. Large line of Cutlery?All
i Repairing done on short notice and In
impt attention. Come and see
"balf lias not been lola yon.''
ly. . ;
Greenwood, S. C.
.V 1,
n a 1 1 *11
oi ADDevme,
Le>, S. C.
- $75,000
- 15,000
oar? s W.
C. JIcGOWAN, Vice-President,
LL, Cashier.
or* x
. C. KLUUII, Abbeville, S. C.,
. JOKL SMITH, AbbeyjMe, S. Cm
W. C. McttOWAN, Abbeville, S.C\
bbeville, S. C.
greatest security and convenience for Its
iake loans based upon such safe oollatera
HeDt. 11. 1892. ly
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stock of SCHOOL BOOKS. \
the public schools. '
SON & CO.