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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-12

meu 90 gratulacyJnego te-
legramu, Prsesfanego Ojcu sw.
przez cara duia 1890 lutego.
Tekst ten ogiosif takse .Moni.
teur de Rome. P. Izwolskij mo-
vii naprzod o serdecznych uczu.
ciach cara ola O,ca sw. i ola
katolickiego Koicioia, kt6ry ida.
MEM jego nigdzie tax rozlegiei
ME uSyWa wolnoSci jak W Rosyil
Jezeli zaS ten i ow duchowny
polski zasfu&yl ma surowsze z
MIN obchodzenie sic cesarskiego
rzadu, to bynajmniej ME wskutek
wiernosci swoJej Papie3owi i vie
RE katolickiej. ale jedynie Ola
tego. ae Ouch rewolucyjny szero
ko niestety! sic zagniezdzii W
duchowiehstwie polskiem i cbo-
ciaz cd lat kilku zaaczua zaszfa
zmiana i ksie4a polscy zaczeii
sic wogole wyrzekac swoich pol.
skich mrzonek, a niekt6rzy z
mich nawet jua zasfuguja ma to,
ably nazwiska ich byfy osobno
podane Jego SWiatobliwosci przez
p. Izwalskiego, jake IVORY PREY.
wiezania zarazem do Papieza i
do cesarza i przykfady cnoty, to
przeciez jest dotad mniejszose
niepoprawna j tel to mniejszosci
CESAR ~Jegomoic ayczy sobie, ably
obowiazki jej wzgledem carskie.
go tronu przypomnial Ojciec sw.,
tax jak to swiezo uczynif dla
duchowiehstwa fraucuskiego, Ia
checaJac je do sprzyjania re-
czyPospolitei. Odtad widaimy, IL
Gale duchowiehstwo francuskie
stalo sic ulegfem i wiernem re.
publikahskim instytucyom; a o
'lea tenn bedzie to iatwiejszem i
godziwszem tam, gdzie ME re-
publikahska wfadza, ale zacbo.
wawcza per excellentiam
m onarchia wzywa pomocy
Jego wiatobliwosci i nakazania
przez niego posiuszehstwa sobiel...
Car oczekuje zatem bratniego
poparcia swej powagi przez OLGA
sw. ola poioaenia koica polskie-
mu rokoszowi i gotow jest cd.
wdzieczyc sic tysiaczremi dowody
swojej przyjazui ola Papieia. Co
sic aas tyczy nSmiesznych" do
niesieh o urojonem przesladowa
niu katolikow wschodniego o.
brzadku przez Rad carskl, Ojciec
sw. powinien a ma zawsze sic
przekoDac, &c to So jeno brednie
i kiamstws bezczelne lwowskich
i krakowskich daiennik6w pol
skich, daaace jedynie do por6.
&nienia OLGA sw., z tax zyczliwa
mu Rosys. Nigdy ME byio i ME
ma &adnego przeSladowania uni
tow przez Rad rosyjski. So to
Polskie tendencyjne wymysiy i
kiamstwa. Ambassador caIski W
Wiedniu niejednokrotnie JUL sic
skarSyf austryackiemu ministrowi
sPraw zagranicznych hr. Kalno.
kyemu ma te systematyczne o.
szczerstwa polskie; ale minister
Kalnocky wcia2 odpowiadai, ze
W pahstwie konstytucyjnem ME
mono zakneblowsc ust prasie,
osobliwie, kiedy o zagraniczne
wiadomosci chodzi. Dlatego to
p. IswolskiJ zwraca sic dzisiai
= wy2szego roSkszu do samego
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-12
Lofty
GOSTYNIU.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
dfugie stop 125, szerokis %, sprzedaja
ne Po dol. 100, narozne troche drosej.
Prsgnacych ~bliaszych szczegol6v, lub
mice tahsze bileta jazdy, prosze azeby
zgiosili sic do Jana Kostrzeskiego, VIA
soiciela, zamieszkalego " Gostyniu, po-
czta adresowac Downers Grove, ri. lub
" redakcyi Zgody.
Podroz do Gostynia Z Chicago, As
minut ozasu. = Potrzebuje dobrych a.
gentow DO sprzedawania lot W Gosty.
niu; ~interesanci zechca sic zgiosi6, =
jestem zawsze W ka1dy piStek wieozo-
rem pod Mr.. 120 W. Division ul. Chi
csgo, W ~saloonie OBJ. Szulca.
JAN ~KOSTRZESKI,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
Wife and Sweetheart.

Every bride knows her power, every
wife comes to know her weakness,
writes Octave Thanet in q delightful
article on THAT Man Your Hus-
band,n in the Ladies' Home Journal.
A good portion of the heart-break OF
early married life is due to the fer
ment of this knowledge. The poor
child whose lover gave up his cigars
and his club with such angelic meek
ness, finds that her husband can
smoke like chimney, and leave her
alone Of nights in order to spend the
evening with his men friends. She
imagines that he cares less for her than
he did, which Is mistake, IN most
cases; seven out of ten men love their
wives better than their sweethearts.
1t is simply that her presence is not the
absorbing excitement that it was when
love was new. The chances are that
the wife has become dozen times
more necessary to the man than ever
the sweetheart could have been. He
would feel her death far more keenly,
but he does not need to adjure his
heart to ''sit still" whenever his fancy
summons her image. In short, she is
become the bread of existence in place
of the elixir. Now, most of US who
have sense would prefer to be bread
rather than elixir but there is no
question that more fuss is made over
the elixir.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31

The probibitionists have been So often de-
feated that they need not be surprised at o'h
some time ago it was urged that high IT,
cense would cure the ills OF which we com
plained. ,,..,,o ,,rob,b,
tion imprasticsole, spd % G3snensaries ina, %s T
In The opinion of the Press and Banner Ine
dispensary Is an improvement on tne iIceuse
system. and as we can't get what we want we
Will accept whatever Improvement We oan
We believe the people who bought LIQUOR
under high license were not deferred oecause
OF that high license, but we think the oisPen
no rv ia NOT so Objectionable as the bars 1or va
rions reasons, one Of which Is, that they close
before night, being open from three 70 ioui
hours day less than the bars, Whicn close al
ten o'clock. O.. ,r.d;o,
the outcome Of an untried experiment.
Whether the public benefit will be OF sum
cient importance TO warrant the peIsonsai -
hardship which IL inflicted In the ciosing .!
the bars Is question which Time aione 'aD
settle. ,o,,,onsote n,
the hardships or not, there can oe no possIoIe
doubt OF the constitutionaiity Oh sae a'spen sPen
sand times that the States have right 10 reg.
uIate the LIQUOR traffic, and the State has been
regulating IL for time out OF mind.
The Press and Banner believes % tnat al,, 10 sn,
e
has received It's death blow, and that hereaI
Ter the prohibitionists might just as well
cease To agitate the question.
Our reason for so thinking is, speaking In
general wsy,-and without offence or disre
spect to anybody-human nature Is the same
ia ali parts OF the country.
The towns and cities, almost without excep
tion, favor the license system, while ma)ori
" OF the country people favor prohibition.
There must be reason for this dinerence o.
public opinion, and We presume the revenue
which the cities and towns realize from tne
traffc. is responsible for that difference.
The country gets no benefit from the sale o.
LIQUOR. "
The owners of stores in town IND custom
er for their vacant houses.
The boarding house keepers get ooarders
that they otherwise might not have.
Taxes are lowered because OF the license
fees.
Now, look at the dispenssry. II the sales
are not wonderfully decreased. the towns and
cities will realize more profit than under the
old license system, and they will cease TO op
: pose the dispensary. The country people VIII
realize a large profit, which will 60 10 theil
credit for county taxes, and still larger sum
will be placed TO their credit In Columbia.
With large reductions In the county and
State taxes, does anybody believe that there
will be as strong opposition to the dispen
Bary?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
THE g., G. AND N.
Bad News in Reference to the Work
on This Great Highway.

The railroad folk are as close as an oyster In
reference to the affairs OF the road, but
enough has leaked ont to satisfy the public
that ali the material and ballast trains have
been taken Off the road. and many conduc
tors, engineers, and other trainmen have
been dismissed from the service.
II is also said that the work on the shops
will not now be commenced.
The work Of leveling the shop grounds was
nearly finished yesterday.
A half dozen work men are hnishfng the
store.room on the shop grounds.
We are totally at a loss to know exactly
what to expect, and have nothing definite on
which TO base even an opinion.
The title TO the land and the contract with
the town has not been signed, although the
papers were prepared long ago.
A very large per cent. OF the bonds OF the
town, which were subscribed In fulh llment OF
contract with the road are still In the vaults
OF the National Bank. Only few OF the
bonds have been sold, the money which was
80 realized is now on deposit in this bank.
Since they were printed Mayor Hill has re-
signed, and the question now arises can the
present council dispose Of these bonds or will
new bonds have to be prlntedf
Everybody in Abbeville feels great Inter.
est in the welfare OF the G., c. d n. and all
would he sorry II their fears as to the safety OF
the road should be realized.
A later report is TO the effect that the stop
page is only for the month Of June, In order
TO save money with which to meet the July
interest.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31

WE were glad to welcome into our office
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Fitz Hugh McMas-
ter, formerly editor OF the Greenwood Times,
but now executive special agent Of the Mu.
tual Insurance Company OF New York. He
comes In the interest OF bis company, and
his many friends OF former days In Abbeville
will be pleased TO meet him again.
THE colored peoples excursion will leave
Abbeville next Friday morning at nine
O'Clock, arri, Ing at Savannah river at half
past nine o'clock. Returning, will leave the
river about half past six o'clock.
SENATOR Hemphill and Hon. F. B. Gary
leave for Rock Hill to-day TO attend Q meet
ing of the trustees OF the Industrial school for
girls which will be finally located at this
meeting.
THE dedication OF the Associate Reformed
church at this place has been postponed, un-
I'll some future day. The seats have not been
received.
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GATHERING AT RICHMOND.
An Immense Crowd Will Witness the
Imposing Ceremonies.
Columbia Register.

RICHMOND, Va, May 26.-All the arrange.
ments In reference TO the programme Of the
day, May 3lst. on the occasion OF the reinter-
Hlsnt of the remains of Hon. Jefferson Davis
have been completed and an immense crowd
will witness and participate In the e9ecises.
Prominent ex-Confederates from all over
the country will be- In attendance. Among
the veteran organizations there will be some
twenty five Confederate camps from Virginia,
while North Carolina, South Carolina, Wash
ing,on and Maryland will send organized con-
tingents.
The exercises at the grave will consist Of a
funeral dirge by the Stopewall Band. reading
OF Scriptures by Bishop H. M. Thompson OF
Mississippi, prayer by DR.. N. D. Hoge OF
Richmond, hymn by DR.. w. W. Landrum OF
Richmond, "How Firm Foundation" bene.
diction by DR., -. Barton Of Norfolk Va,
bugle signal, military salute by Infantry and
artillery, taps.
After the ceremonies at the grave the line
will be reformed In order TO attend the me-
mortal services OF the Ladies Hollywood Me-
mortal Association on Gettysburg Hill.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31

New LOT of china silk TO arrive this week for
shirt waists, q inches wide at 8Oc. These
goods were worth 85c the first OF the season ID
Philadelphia. VIM. E. Bell.
Parasols in gloria silk with paragon frames
Direct from the factory at VIM. +. Bells.
Red, tan and black slippers for ladies anu
children from Cincinnati. w. + Bell.
Shoes for ladies' and children In Bering & Co.
and Clement & Balls goods. Every pair
guaranteed. w. E. Bell.
Fans for the masses in all colors and Shapes
w. +. Bell.
New dress goods Just received In the leading
summer shages. w. +. Bell.
Fresh millinery just received In the newest
styles. w. f. Bell.
New arrival of ladies and Misses SILK mltts
from 2Oc TO SOC. w. E. Bell.
Call and see our diamond rings. Reese q
DuPre.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31


Woman versus Lady aud Female.
On this subject We have received two
notes decidedly 10 the point. They
serve to illustrate the widely separate
constituency of The Christian Advo
cate:
Rocky Ford, Colo., April II.
Dear Doctor:
AS read your editorial item on the
use of the term "Woman," 1 glanced
up to the wall and saw framed diplo'
MIA from the - Female Academy
and took up book puplishd by D.
Appleton & Co., New York, 1888
stamped on the back Female Holiness
The larger title within was The Beauty
of Female Holiness, and is dedicated
to her royal highness the Princess Vic
toria.
H. w. Warren.
The other was from Mississippi, and
gives AL account of acOnvention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
whereat Miss - was Chair lady.
Since the foregoing was written the
following practical statement OF the
situation drifts into the office.
Society Episode-'I want somebody
to show me where to unload this COAL p
said the grimy looking man at the
kitchen door.
"You needn't ask me about it," re-
torted the young woman. Il don'l
have anything to do with unloading
coal. I'm the kitchen lady,
II can't help that" he rejolned.
"I'm the coal gentleman and the faith
er of three kitchen ladies, one laundry
lady, and one cash lady, and If you
don't show me where to put this coal
I'll call the woman of the house."
"I-I'll show you, sir" she humbly
repl ed, leading the way to the coal.
house. Chicago Tribune.
Woman is the word. 80, woman" "
said Jesus, "great is thy faith" And
to His mother, "Woman, behold thy
SOM" There is no sweeter word
known to human language. We no.
tice that ushers, and occasionally con-
ductors, in addressing women do not
know what to say, and address them
as, Lady take this seat" MADAM"
is the word to use under such circum.
stances. Now and then en- elderly
woman may respond, miss, if you
please" in which case he who said
MADAM" has an opportunity to make
the rather simple person who corrected
him happy by touching his hat.-N.
Y. Ch. Ad.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
March 8. 1898, 3m

The latest out A homemade low-quarter
shoe at C.lP. Hammond Co. for Sl.S. Good
shoe.
A big lot OF buggy umbrellas just received
at w. Joel Smith & Sons, and Ut prices cheap
er than ever offered before.
We have the "fourteen finger" grain cradles
and at bottom prices. w. Joel smith Sons.
AS your grain ripens turn your thoughts
and steps to w. Joel Smith d sons, where
you can get the best grain cradle Tor the least
money.
w. Joel Smith Sons are heavily stocked
with the very best glass i"uit ars-"Masons
quarts and half gallons.
w. Joel Smith l. Sons have the best and
largest stock OF summer coats anu vests IN
town.
you want neat, cool coat and vest 60 to
Smith i Sous for II.
Reese & DuPre sell the best Jewelry for the
least money.
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MOunt Carue ell.
Mt. Carmel, s. c, May 20. 1856

Mt. Carmel, s. G, May ~, 1888.
The trains pass here at q. m. and p. m.
We have had good rain.
Misses Wyatt and Kilby have returned tc
their home.
Mr.. Ernest Watson came home from the
Business University In Atlanta last week.
Children's Day was observed In the Metho.
dist church Sunday; services conducted by
Mrs. F. r. Jones. who has been spending
sometime with her daughter. Mrs. Cason
Mrs. Cason leaves for Baltimore. where she
will receive medical treatment.
A negro from the Savannah side went into
Mr.. ]. H. Morrah's yard last week and made
himself present of his new buggy. Mr.
Morrab succeeded In getting It back next day
and captured the thief also.
home again.
Miss Georgie Mars has returned.
Mr.Pressly from Sharon was here last week
Mr. J. D, Cade expects to be In his new
house next week. 1t Is quite an ornament Il
our town.
Miss Lucy Flow is convalescent
Miss Mollie Pressly left for her home IN
Sharon.
Mrs. John McAllster has been in Elberton
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
Wednesday,, May 81, 1898.
Burial at Richmond.

The account OF the removal OF the remains
of Mr.. Davis from New Orleans to Rich
mond will be read with interest by all our
people.
Jefferson Davis has "a warm place in the
hearts of the people OF all the South, and es-
pecially so in Abbeville. where in May. 1862
he held his last council of war. Every man
here feels a personal interest in the old con-
federate chief
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31

Several persons have inquired Of me wheth.
er pupils who do not pass thesfinal examina-
tions in the Graded School will be promoted.
That no patron may be In doubt l would
thank you TO publish the regulation. 1t Is as
follows :-"All pupils who absent themselves
from EXAMINATIONS, let the cause be what IT
mag, must pass such examination before be-
ing permitted TO pass TO higher grade" You
may say also that the examinations this time
will be short. trust all pupils who expect
promotion will be punctual during our re-
views and stand the examinations.
w. F. Moncreiff.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
Change of Schedule.

On next Monday the schedules on the c.
& g. road will be changed.
The Columbia bound passenger train Will
leave GreepvIlle about about six o'clock In
the morning
The Abbeville branch train will leave Alb
beville between eight and nine o'clock, prob
ably at twenty minutes past eight.
The evenin train will arrive little sooner
than at present. Two trips day Will be
made to Hodges.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31

The indications are that some Of the anti
papers are beginning to think it unnecessary
to keep the warfare continually. We nave
been beaten, and there is no good to be de-
rived from a captious and unjust complaint
at everything Governor Tillman does and
there is no use in trying TO blame him for the
dispensary law. 1t was enacted by the Legis'
lature.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31

They Danced all Night, and Went
Home In the Morning.

They Danced all Night, ana went
Home In the Morning.
Small grain is ripening, and will soon be
MI. Jack Tulls was oyer from Georgia last
Wednesday.
Last Thursday night both old and young
laid aside heir cares and troubles and assem-
bied at Mr.. T. A. Andrews where they enjoy
ed delightful supper given by the "Daugh.
ters OF the King" After supper the young
folks pushed back the chair, asked the old
folks to 60 home, and. from what We can can
learn, danced until the clocks chiEned the
hour of two. One thing we do know, they
didn't get home until the grey streaks ol
dawn had appeared In the East.
Miss Hsssie Cothran Is out again after Sc
we're attack of sick headache.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Csde are attending com.
mencement exercises OF the graded schools ID
Greenville. Albert, their son, who has been
going to school al that place will return nome
with them.
Messrs. John Harmon and Walter Perry.
man took in picnic over in Georgia last Sat
urday. Sahoo.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31

lon will be composed OF veteran Confederates,
militia, civic organizations and citizens gen;
from the capitol on q caisson properly dec
Grated with flowers. People who desire may
view the casket. The train will resume its
Journey at IL o clock. reaching Atlanta about
S p. IN. tomorrow. Indications polnt 70 an
military companies have already arrived.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
BrierwOod on a Bender.
Editor Press and Banner:

Editor Press and Banner:
Dear Sir :-Will you please mention In this
week g Issue, that the boys Of Brierwood will
give "Negro Minstrel in the school house
\ on Friday night, the 9th Of June. Everybody
invited. Come and we will try to amuse you
Doors will open promptly at 7:3O and perform
ances will begin at 8. Admission fee Is cents
Children under ten years old, 10 cents.
Tobe
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
RainbO w Festival.

To be given by the ladies Of the Methodist
church next Tuesday evening June 9Th. Ice
cream, sherbet and lemonade will be served
from u to 10 p. M, by Abbeville's preluest
Young ladies, dressed In all the colors OF The
Rainbow. This is 10 be the festival Of the sea-
son and the public are invited to attend. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit OF the Methodist parson-
age.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
Art Thou Weary OF the Shadow.

Art thou weary OF the shadow,
Where the Lord hath bid the grow!
Dost thou wonder why the father
Treats His little flower ~!
Know thou that tbe loving Master
Giveth every flower her place,
And be never plants gross. blade
Where II cannot see His lace.
Though He hides thee IN the shadow,
Think 1t not bitter thing;
Some day though shalt bloom In sunshine
In the garden OF Thy King.
Patience, then, little longer,
Till thy waiting time is dome;
BY and by, when thon art stronger,
Flower, thou shalt see the sun.
When thine eyes from earthly cloudings
Are forever purified,
Thou within the heavenly garden
Surely shalt be satisfied.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
Profanity In the Pulpit.
Spartanburg Herald

SpuTCHHUuIB 11etoIU'
The Abbeville Press and Banner this week
has q spler did editorial on the subject OF pro-
family In the pulpit. It urges ministers
against the too frequent and often irreverent
expressions in the pulpit as the boys down
town call "cuss words"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31

Montgomery, Ala, May 29.-Arrancemants
for the reception OF the remains OF Jefferson
Davis In this city are very complete. The fu.
neral train will arrive at o'clock In the
morning. AtS o'clock the procession under
the command of Governor Jones Will Escort
the remains to the state house where they
will be placed In the Supreme court room.
The casket will not be opened. The process
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
Bay Mare Mule Stolen.

oHE is stiff In the right hind leg hoof wore
u of at the toe, fifteen hands high, scar
over right eye cut with wire. She was seen
Sunday near Troy, 8. c.
A suitable reward will be paid for her re-
covsry, or for any Information that may lead
to her recovery. THOS. CULBREAIH,
May II, 1895, tf Greenwood, SC,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31

Mr.. BRUCE is now prepared TO do the incest
kind OF shoe work. Give him call Hnen
you want good work.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-31
MARRIAGE.
Capt. Cloud and Miss Mabel to b.
United in WedlOck.

Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Eliz.
abeth Mabel to Mr. o. l.. Cloud. which takes
place Wednesday afternoon. June 7th, at
O'Clock. Presbyterian church, Decatur, Ga.
Many friends In Abbeville extend congratula.
tions and good wishes.