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The Abbeville Press and Banneil BYHIJGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1897. ESTABLISHED 184^ Pay Strict Attention. Please pay strict attention i Nobody is anxious to lose an appc to save money. Yet that is wL will do if you ignore this advertii - Good Advice. A citizen of Abbeville recentl " < his son some very good advice. H , "For 20 years I have been buyi clothing for you, vour brothers an self from P. ROSENBERG & C( every suit I saved a little. No should begin to save money, and the sure ways to do it is to keep o ing vour clothes from P. ROSEN &co. A With their store great jk of General M iji A very nice line of 5c Calicoes. o< k fjl\ yard. See our line of 10c figured Wo * /l\ M'xe(i Goods. Standard Drills at Sc ^1? yard. Flannels, all colors. Twilled rij cheap. Canton Flannels way down. Ai JEANS and JEA>TS PANTS. IN SHOES we have a bang up s n} SHOES we have a good line. A full line of HATS 01 all kinds We have new things in this line i jfij Ware we have a nice stock at lower ] CIJ pots. We have just added and gotte i|i kinds in stock. Every stove guarant rniDI PTC! \X7l>Trri\rr2 T) A iiw lxiuijuio auu TTiVLiuiu i n iK In Groceries we are full up, with flj ing any. Lots of Canned Goods, Pe: /i\ Bacon. A fine Rio Coffee 10 lbs for t jL tierce of Muscavado Molasses, the vei W Lots of Bagging and Ties. When w I W.D.I Put up your fruit with the American Preserving Powder and Liquid. For sale at R Speed's. We never tire of telling our friends what ^ bargains we have for tliem la the furniture i( llDe. J. 1). Kerr. Cure that cola with LaxatUe Iiromomo Quinine In one day. For sale by P. H. Speed. ^ Cure all bad blood diseases with Africana y For sale at Speed's. j Bruce's resturaut is up to date with some thing good to eat. 1 Cobb ? McDavld the exclusive shoe dealers, c > IvS a 71 R< i I | While th | | on account of jf ISTC h regardless of t lp- | reign supreme I 1200 Sui1 ?1 i 200 Suit 1^1100 Boy! iat you ** cement. n ^ ?j 1200 Bov I ? 101 p| | Boys kn I H ^ % y gave Polite attei neg9athe i ronage is solici 'd 8 ). On m w you H one of M n buv- m BERG g K . ^ TV l 11 tiara :iy enlarged and impr erchandise are ready bargains in all lines. . ^>DRY GOODS.<7* t nutinrra Wnmoonini A nrronf \r s VUllll^Cj *J\J iiuiucopuil. JTk. gtVMIr V ' rsted, the best in the city. Satti per yard. Sea Island and Heavy H lied, all wool flannels, for 12 l-2c. ' Come and see them. KEAllSEYS. an all wool pants go itock of all kinds, from the heaviest i and styles. ^ TIN WARE. and have nearly everything a pers prices than formerly. Something n in a line of the famous "New Lee' eed, and cheap, too. PER. Lots of these goods for schoo ^_GROCEKIES._--b? lots of cood thinirs. cheap. Give us xcbes, Crackers, Snow Flakt? Crac lie $1.00. New Crop N. O. Syrup to ry fiuest. Bran and Cotton Seed Me anting anything in General Merchai Respectfully, 3arksdal< .y.v.y.y.v.^ Men's and Hoy's top shlrlb from 15 centu u t. R. HIllman'H. a wuoie slock orogati for .s> at uodo IcDavld's. Only a few pair of these shoi ;ft. Take care of the dimes and the dollars wl oke care of themselves. We commend tbi dage to you as a purchaser. We can sn* ou many dollars by our dime saving price .1). Kerr. When needing anything la the furnltui Ine be sure to see our stock and get our pi es. and will make It a benefit to both of u . D. Kerr. THE TREME L.O' =N0 e McKinley Tariff has ii the low price of Cotton, )CK ( he tariff. A regular ti< How is this: ;s worth $15.C ;s, prices $10.q< s Suits worth s Suits, good i ee pants, doub erp is their BARGAIN DA' every branch of their m | Stock ition to every customer ited and will be apprecis P. R< eiflo. ill oved and a full stock A ; /K ! to show great /k ; /IN j /j\ ; iiV fl\ ( ariety of Outings from 5 to 10c per if; | ues, Wool Henriettas, Serges aud fl|t i omefpuu, all yard wide, at oc per iii ? rhe best medicated at 25c ; all other ij; j 6 ods, for 2oc yard. j to ttie oest. lis uniJL(L?nii.xs o ^ c> # *j\ 1011 might want. Also in Agate /|V new?COPPER BOTTOM Coffee jl? ' Cook Stoves and have all sizes and *13 1 folks. Also Pens, Inks, Pei 9. A li a chauce on FLOUR when need- ilv ' kers, Kit Mackerel, Lard, Hams, *13 c come in a few days. Justin?a n\ ?al delivered to any part of the city, ilv udise come and see us. *13 1 ? ; a Sir r*r\ # U UU V_/W. / \ ; vvvv.vvvxvvJ ' ipj Illusion's LoCnlN. I } North Carolina Blankets, very cheap at . & | Haddon's. ss | Carpets at reduced pricesat Haddon's. I Forty-six inch Black and Colored Serge, at I II Haddon's. < *t Fifty-two luch Broadcloth, all colors, at 1 'e i Haddon's. 'B* j Thirty-eight Inch all Wool Flannels, at Had- , | don's. < re Prices reduced on all Sflk aud Wool Dress I-! Goods, at liHddon'8. is. Slipper Soles at HaddoD'H. Over Gaiters, all sizes at Haddon'p. ] INDOUS SAC TE \V GOING OZ nttoc ~ 1,-~r rvr njieaseu vaiues ui ui are slaughtering thei DF C lal wave! High price )0 and $18.0 o and 12.50, $3.oo, only 3 values at $2.1 le at knee ai in tbe v V on/l r<TTOTrfTP 13 AI jl, auu vxxv/xvu jjaii .ammoth of riercl and satisfaction guari ited by >senbe HERE AND THERE. Crisp Paragraphs Pleasantly Put. WHIPPING POST IN IIILI.'S COURT. La6t week two small colored boyfe, who meet all tbe trains In order to make a dime jy carrying up valises, &c., for traveller?, In :belr rush to "get a grip" overran the boundary line and went too close to tbe train and an Into h lady with a baby In her arms. 1,'apt. Williams had often warned them of gong too far, so seeing that the only remedy was to bring them before Mayor Hill he did io. Mayor Hill fined the boy* J2.50each,or ^ke a whipping. Theg-lp business bad not jeen very flourishing, so Ihe boys said, "We will take the licking, boss." Chief Riley was ippolnted lo do tbe work, and being promptid by the old adage t bat "what's wortb doing it all. Is worth doing well," he gave them a logging which will leave "an Impression" for nany years to come. INOTHER SOCIETY STAR GETS IN TROUBLE. x\t occuim mat iuo ?re ul wuitv igalnst Pin Hook society leader*. Every Ime a social event takes place, too mucb of be sparkling champagne Is used, and some 'belle" gets loaded. Miss "Sissy" McKlnney s tbe victim tbls time. Excitement Is runilng high over the occurrence. Miss McKiniey could not allow her pride to be lowered iny further by appearing In court, so she sent i crisp Ave dollar "William" to the Mayor ind plead guilty and paid her fine. On the ame night will Jackson berame Intoxicated ind gave Miss Rose Jackson a slap In the ace. 82.50 or five days was bis fine. WHAT O. 1?. LIQUOR DOE9 FOR A MAN. A few days ago Ben Robertson Invested In lalf a pint o. p. whiskey and drank It. After lolng so be went Into the store of Mr. Loron Robertson, and when Mr. Robertson poItely asked him,"what can I do for you?" 3en replied, I don't like your d goods and ; wont buy thein. Lorton collared him at >nce and turned blm over to Chief Riley. Jen whs Intoxicated. Mayor Hill fined blm lve dollars or teu days. THE COURT OPERA. !>ibbhio, juiuus auu >v in run unnerve u iui ui sredlt for the very prelly and unique stage tnd scenery which they have put In I he Court House. First class companies have already )egun to come. The Daniel A. Kelly Co. was lneand gave Lbe people of this city two exsellent entertainments. A SOCIAL EVENT TONIGHT. Dr. C. A. Mllford and Miss Mary White will )e married tonight. Both the contracting jttrtles are well known and popular In Abbeville. Our wish Is that their happiness and lunshlne will never grow less than now. l'ROTKACTED MEETING. The Hev. Dr. Clifton began a series of services at the Methodist church last Sunday, which will continue through the entire week. Services every morning at eleven o'clock ind evening at eight. COMING AND GOING. Mrs. Brunson, of Edgefield, In In the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. \V. S. Cothrun. Quite a number of our people have gone to Lhu Fair. Others will go today and tomorrow. Clerk W. It. Bullock went to (ireenwood on business last week. Kev. Mr. Kelly and wife are visiting the Family of Dr. Clifton. Kov. Kolly preacbtd a ine sermon In the Methodist church Monday evening. He Is one of ihe rising preachers in the South Carolina Conferenco. Gen. Hemphill loft today for Columbia to mend the Cotton Growers Convention?a very Interesting part of the Fair week pro ?ram. w. Our customers are like the revolving nhore llghtp; they go, but return aguln. J.D.Kerr. 1RIFICB SATv/ [Ill i AT r jOthing-. p- rosen: r entire 5LOTH *s completely submerged O, going at $ vmir r>V?rvipp firvi >2.oo. 5o, your choice id seat, only 5 vcch ^ uG-AINS will be found in liandise. anteed to every purchas* rg & ( NINETI-SIX ITEMS. i ? Good Nermon-The Town to be Repre- " sentetl nt the State Fair?Person* ? alH. / Ninety-^ix, S. C, November 9th, 1897. Rev. Mr. McLin, of Mt. Carmel, preached In ^ the Presbyterian church at this place last j Sabbath morning and evening. Mr. McLin is fj a man of fine manners, and preaches with much force and earnestness. His sermons, ^ both morning and evening, were able and In- j tellectual efforts, and his hearers were pleased fj wltb his discourse. ' Messrs. Thomas and John Jackson, spent j the past week with their mother. j Dr. R. B. Calhoun, now occupies the McCas- fJ lan home, and Mr. J. W. Patterson Is living * In the house recently occupied by Dr. Cal- j Loud. j Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson are domiciled In J the home of Misses Beard, opposite Presbyte- * rlan church. j We bear that Capt. Ed Motte, conductor of I freight train, will, this week, move his family V Oere. Our people welcome Capt. Motte's < family to the town, and hope others will J come. / Mrs. Burkhalter, who was taken suddenly fJ\ 111 last Friday, is better, and will soon be up < again. J, Our town sympathizes with Captain and A Mrs. Lipscomb in their sadness. Mrs. Motte, J\ mother of Mrs. Lipscomb, was stricken with 4 paralysis Saturday morning, and her case Is J pronounced fatal. A Miss Helen Fellers, who has been 111 for rJ\ several weeks, is able to be up, and although 4 still weak Is looking well. Jl Children's Day exercises will be held In the A Baptist church next Sunday evening at 7:30. J\ Mrs. J. W. Blake will leave today for Co- ^ Inmbla, where she will be the guest of Rev. G. 31 W. Waddell, Superintendent of Epworth ^ Orphanage. Several of our town folks expect to attend the State Fair this week. A party orNlnety-SlxlansatteDded the Dedlcatlonal services at Greenwood yesterday. Cambridge. w ?" I Quick Tempered. t A lady who was somewhat quick- C tempered, but was very desirous of be- W coming a Christian, once said to me, fc "Mr. Peploe, I assure you there is uo D fault iu "my case, because I never lose W my temper, unless I &m provoked!" K No, and I do not think the devil does! C To lose your temper, shows that you W are out of communion with your bless- K ed Lord. If the peace of Christ ruled C in our bearis, we coulu never again oe * provoked. Think of that. Moses was fc so provoked that he spoke unadvised- ? ly, and yet he was the meekest |man * that ever lived. But Moses had not fc the risen Christ to dwell in his heart. ^ Be not discouraged, nor fear, lest you W. may fall to-morrow. You need only live one moment at a time. Can ? Christ keep you this minute in a good f! temper? Then he can keep you the fc next momeut, and the next, and so on ?' forever. He can sustain you in peace Rj amid the severest trials, even such as ^ he had to bear?in loss of friends, in persecution, in death. ?- I Aim for nothing less than the K best. g| 5 OF iJ G BERG- & CO-, I IING and low prices | 10.00. . I r $7.50. I ! for $1.751 6 cents. I 3r? " Your pat- | Zo. | Ml- -VP, Zt??+ 2*&L W SSS* vnS* v^S* I Mrs. ' (HAS jr For the present above Ba K line of Millinery she lias ei k CORSETS, COLLARS K GLAUSE AND T k Also a pretty line of Dre JS -quality'. Changeable and |> shades and designs. t MOURNING SILKS, ... DRE r My Infant Caps and Sa [C in White, Pink and Blue, > ? ask especial attention to mj r and they can't be bought ai Til?] LATEST PA' * * * A1> I sell a pretty Flush Ca k for $3.75. They have nev K CALL AND 5EE, AN L Very f Mrsr MA] fr F vsiv WSS* vvt vvv iimiri jl Cuttlery, Guns, A 2 ists Tools. 5 Machinery Supplie: ^ Paints, Oils and V; M Barb Wire, Nails, I | Wagon Material-% Iron. 4 Oi r* _!_ _ 2 oxoves, oooKing ar j House Furnishing C | GLI-JOI it AA AA AAAAAA 1 ir" 1 rc==: 1 m _ Hats ! Hats I Do you wear a hat? Of course you I |fl| do. P. ROSENBERG & CO., Bell hata. M roe gooa kiqu, ice kiou mat lasts, me ih kind on which the braid does not get "shiny" looking In a week or two. Extra 5izes. H It is very difficult, sometimes, to get a suit that will fit an extra-sized (or very small) boy or man. That is to say, it is HH difficult to do so at some places. But when you have so complete a stock as P. ROSENBERG & CO., to select from, there is no trouble at all about the matter. Bfl t ><*'->* Hk rAGGART m MOVED? rksdale & Co.'s store, and has the nicest /er carried. She has added to her Stock l/fc AND CUFFS, LADIES' TIES, A. STYLISH NECK WEAR. ^ JH iss Silks in Black and Brocade, in lovely ./L Brocade Silk in waist patterns, new 4S DRESS BRAIDS, JET AND SS FINDINGS. ... ^ n cks are pretty and cheap.. Fascinators vith nnri without Pparl Trlmmincrs T r Capes. I got them from the factory 4 HH ly cheaper. , 1TERXS TRIMMINGS, CUTS BB fD STYLES. . . . jj^ pe for $3.50. A Plush Braided Cape rer been sold at these figures before. a ij D I WILL SAVE YOU MCWEY. ^ M respectfully, a RY TAGGART. $ 'VA. > >SJ. > SJ. JiL SV>* YSS* YSr>* SSS* YSS* * j^H IIX'IXXXIUX-XI'X'X'X^ H IWARE! j| mmunition, Carpenter and Machin- jBT 5?Belting, Pipe and Fittings. ai 11oiiooi m Horse Shoes. El BB -Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Shafts, Tire M| flM id Heating. aoods. .J i innhinnr rn II 3 uunuiiuiuu tu, ! aaa'aaaaaaaaawa^ ^b