The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, December 05, 1900, Image 5
BMre Press and Banner.
FBY HUGH WILSON.
^ABBEVILLE, S. C.
. ^ Published every Wednesday at S2 a
year In advance.
Wednesday, Dec. 5,1900.
The Effort to Place a Ktiirmt on Mill
Operatives Failed.
Tbe effort in Georgia to make it uulawful
for children under twelve years of
age. to work In the cotton mills, failed
last week, as It should have done. This
editor claims to know a little?or at least to
have an opinion on the subject of child labor.
BOfkwl hlmRplf when a child, and he be- '
_ lieves that no labor Is so healthful or easy on
children as attending machines In a cot>
ton mill. We do not think that H should be
k mad? unlawful for children to labor. To
8 legislate against the children of operatives in
a cotton mill 1s class legislation, which is
B repugnant to our system of governmen t.
ft Before the war we had one set of laws for
K slaves, and another set for white men. Shall
B we now have one set of laws for poor people
and another for richer folks.
V If the Legislators desire to regulate the
labor of children, let the law apply to all
H children alike, and not place a brand upon
who labor In cotton mill*.
OHflngh^huinauitarlan should show good
fl^EBfig9jH^^elght-year-old child should not
V>?*r> n tttq11 onH
to all tbe
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9j^MH0gSHnH||MHHS?^aM^^not
In the Btate, was in town one day last R
1 week. He admires onr pretty yonng ladles. <-*
P.\?nd says that be understands now wby tbey D
KhmIo not stay with us longer. He says if we **
Hymployed ugly young ladies that we would
fHjtt so oirten lose our prtAters. He doesn't seem S(
I^Konderatand that Abbeville abounds in af
ladles, whose good looks be
by their excellent qualities ^
Hn^Snn^HBHi^e to disparage
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We have ius
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Our $8 Clay Worsted
tfthe former prices. Co:
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Boot
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MMHWgg pleoefl Hats
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turn, Au- ~W"Try
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>n. Southern ~
eta to Richatlons
on lie f 1||
lues at rate of One First Class Fare for the jl g
ound Trip, plus 82.60 membership fee. 4
Tickets will be sold from Washington, D.
and points In Virginia aDd North Carolina,
scember 28th and 27ib, with final limit,
Bcember3l8t, 1900, inclusive; from points In
her Southern Slates, December 25th, and TTTC!
tb, wild final limit January 2ad, 1901. %} U Q
juiueru rwtjiwoj uucio ucnu noi tiwo wtui
forded to' Richmond, Ya. Fast time and
nyenleni schedules. Tbrougu sleeping Car
tween Birmingham, Atlanta, Greenville.
lartanburg, Charlotte and Richmond.
otel Dining Cars on all through trains.
For detailed Information as to rates , reser- If yc
lions, etc., cull on or write any Afcent of inform v<
e Southern Railway or Its connections . ? '
s. H. Hardwick, gains, an
a. a. P. a. Atlanta, Qa. easy thin
going to i
lamentable Homicide.
rwo ex-Abbevlllians fleht. MessrR. Geo. JL
llson and K. A. Hughes. Tde former Is T-._a c i
lw confined In Cherokee County Jail, cut Jeaua ?, i
kgly bruised charged with murder, bav- Heavy 4^
Hngbes twice In an altercation,
K|nH|^^atnrday morning laHt. The
SBaMR^Hkgd were Interred at DonaldB
Date of shooting
^UflRHHHfl^^^laBt Monday night, Good Sbo
EIHE?HMBj^SDB^rbe Nation, and
ft host
County,
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idling for $10.01
A.T COST YOU
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is what others sell at $10. We he
ne in .next time, you are in Abbevill
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and it is only necessary for you to
look through, the largest stock in
ity* and you will be'sure to find m
?s to delight the Little Folks, and 3
:et book will not be badly hurt.
remember that in putting in
pdous stock of TOYS we have 1>
9T neglected our other Uggga* We l\
s, Shoes, Clo#iin& ShiraSpnderw
, Blankets, ^re^ ^opt^|nd in
ythiiig that goes |D mate*ip a tun si
ry Goojis and Gisqfeeries as, good as
and at prices as low as the lowest
Ve await ybttr commands,
Joel Sitriith & So
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HIE AND GET THE!
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IT A LITTLE MONEY...
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....And We' Will Load You with Go*
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iu have not yet been one of th& fortunate ones to find us, we v>
ou that for the next ten days we are going to band out lots of ra
d if you want to buy more goods for the money, come. It is qu
ig to make such claims ae the above, but as evidence of the fact1
quote just a few prices :
.... JDRY GOODS
.2 1-2 cts., and upward. Good 4-4 Sheeting at eta. per
t oneeung at o cis. per yaru. jjomesiic ior *2 ceum.
.... SHOES
es for 75 cts. per pair. Better ones for $1, and still better
.... TINWARE
t 3 cents. Wash Pans at 4 cents.
and Dairy Pans 4 cents. 14 quart Rincing Pans 12 cents.
uckets 8 cents. . Lamps at 12 cents.
* , .... CROCKERY. ....
H^^^Good Cups and Saucers for 20 cents. Everything rela
?|m^need Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Hams, or anything else
6^Groceries come. We simply guarantee you sa
SHBHKjflfe^^Very truly,
a m tti n /^n y
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. 4
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aid $10 CXvefcoats. Ton can
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.IF YOU WANT TO SEE
Furniture, Pictures, Matting, Rug
>ds! Screens, Shades
'ant to ^D(' everyt*"n8 iQ Furniture line call on us. Y<
Si PhoneS. | J. D. K]
HADDON'S
Winter Trade Bui]
ones.
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Now is the Time for Bargains, i
don's the Place to Find Tt
FOR EVENING WEAR...
Af , a 3 pieces Fine Black Silk and Woolen Sti
tlVPlv AW 1 nHAn(, . v?...
" ' "V IUI u uuuusuuic i'jvcuiiii: l^icap. jlwui v,
in the price.
tisfac- _______
3T^tarh- HnnHc 5 pieces Fine Imported Fij
m DldVIV vJv/UUo# t0 be H0ld regardless of cost.
prices BARGAIN COUNTER. - Child
To close out all Short Ends in Dress C
8v ** Cost. See Center Table.
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ivercoat at any price until ^
3t our prices. 'Mm
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to $5, and they were big values|||
you; We want an opportunity; ^||
rnces !j*
Alberts. You can try oh as many:'g|
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an be seen in our $5, $6, $8 and '-M
afford to buy a good one if you |
KERR. s.J
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THE HOTTEST LINE OF J
;s, Art Squares, Toilet Sets, Lamps,
i, Curtain Poles,
)urs for furniture. \
Ih^ T? T? Abbeville S. C. W#
?* ' ROSENBERG BLOCK.
Our floor oil cloth is the <1
prettiest in design and cheap!p"H
Y1 f est in price on the market.
LCU.11 . McDill & Lyon.
and Had- .. f . ;
i em. %hMHW^experience^
iff. Just the thing
hoice at about half 4Mf KiUyilM
Traoc Marks i
. ? Designs '
jured Black CJoods "FfrT^ Copyrights Ac.
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether an
invention is probably patentable. Commnnl catlnna
ofrIM 117 r nnflrtonf lnl. Handbook nn Patjmf
Bent free. Oldest aaency for securlnffnatwitfl,
Patenta taken through Munn 4 Co. roouve
j tpeeial notice, without charge. In tfi? ,
ioods Regardless of j Scientific American.
! A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest Or- |
i culatton of any sclentlUo journal. Terms, $8 a 1
year; four months, (1. Sold by all newsdealers i
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