The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 22, 1869, Image 2
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V. A. I.KK, gOITOR.
TERMS?ORmeJMInre a v*nr in ndvimw
No Subseriptumc liikcii fur u nliurlor
ttnio tlian eix tnog^llts.
Friday, October 22,1869.
The Acoounts of the Abbeville
Banner.
.Otyr friends will boar in mini} (bat
wo Jwtvo 110 control over the accounts
Uuc the "Banner"' oflice. They aiy
rt<io properly of t In; former proprie
tor, Mr. W. W. Farrow. We bought
only the material, ami gQo<l will, ami
subscription list.
i4?:rc & wilsox.
The Abbeville Correspondent ol' t.lio
Charleston Republican.
Abbeville "Kyounly"' furnishesralb
or niQ}*c than its fair proportion ol
thtt JfU-rvost of borrors which give
l l t . *i ,.i ..i
|ijui i * i tup " i n in Hi) ui
thfi Daily llcfmhlicuH, and make li]> its
Campaign magazine of electioneering
ammpnition. (Soinej)f the upper districts
arc beyond the sphere of lie
publjcan inlluenee and ;nv hopelessly
nnli-lhulieal in tlioii* proclivities. :imi
hence furnish 110 material to stimulate
the hopes, or reward the ctforts o(
fhe Kadical campaigners. ^lost oi
the lower districts owing to the pre
potnloranco pf the negro element,
they hold, as so many eouquered provinces,
and these call for no expenditure
pi" Campaign ammunition. 1 >uL in
Abbeville where the races are more
equally balanced, and where the
negro hipiseH' lias sense enough to
Kee .Uadicalism in its proper colors?
in Abbeville 1 it's the debatoable land?
' tho bloody ground," where (Jreek
Jilcets tireek.' The brilliancy of the
prize and the uncertainly of the issue
impart additional interest to the contest,
and lladicali-Mii relaxes no cll?;rl
.and spares no artifice to stimulate its
friends, and cireuinvent its lues. A
whole volley of misrepresentation
juid abuse?of sensational rumors and
electioneering falsehoods?i-> discharged
by iiitrigueiu^ editors, and inm^iinttiv?
correspondents, to delude the
simple, and deceive the unwary.
"The end justifies tho means,'' and
\vhrn an object is to ue j^aiited, llad
ieoliam .spares no ellbrt and scruples
}il no measures.
As might be liunposed. the pending
election for Members of tho Legislature,
luvs quickened into new life, the
f-alijuiuuiliug arts of the partisan and
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more than the usual harvest of misj-oj)i-c.scnlatiou
and abuse. Wo have
jiml occasion before to expose these
arts and to correct these calumnies,
rtiid we havo resolved more than once
to desist from the bootless task;
when 16 some new1 feat of the plastic
and Audible uuiibuiuiico <>)
the Ahbevillo correspondent of the
Jlcpuhliciw tempted us to forego our
resolution. Of t|ijs character is a late
letter from Ibis veracious correspondont
reviewing the last term of our
criminal Court. "But before referring
tA t.ho Intfpr !i?t liu k?i\- n iriir.I < I...
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pditor.
Tho editor of tlio Republican cxpr?B808
his regret, and sheds a few
'croeodilo tears," at being compelled
to publish this letter ; but supported
ub it is by the affidavits of responsible
names, ho has no alternative. Now
does the editor expect any man,
woman or child to believe this! Not
publibh a letter upon the heels of an
election, which would make so admirable
a campaign document in a K;\d
h-:u canvas: -jcii liioiuc marines !"
^Cot to publish would be show his
incompetency?to miss his vocation.
It is just bj* procuring and publishing
*nch letter*, that be butters bis own
bread, nnd serves bis party. But now
for the letter itself.
iSays the letter: "At the late term
of the Criminal Court, held tbo last
of SoptemJber, nothing was done to
further tbo cuds of justice. Partisanship
and politics controlled everything,
whiio justice and right had no
plACu in tho proceedings. If a man
was a Democrat, lie was declared injjoccnt,
no matter what crime he was
or or what evidence of his
crime prodnccd. II' a Kcpublican
the severest penalties were in 11 iciod.*'
Thi6 is all BtntV-?"found and fury
signifying voting." It is mere assertion,
which wo can meet bv counter{insertion,
and more than that, contradict
by any amount of testimony.
Hut now for the specific allegation*
of the letter, Tho -writer says tlint
-at tko late term of tho Court, Bay.il
Collalrtxin, and Henry Clinkscalos,
yrero indietod for tho murder of Aljwjt
JtfcAdams, and though two witnesses
testified to their guilt bofore
the Qrand Jury, 3*et the bill was
ihroWU out bpcjftuso they wero ' Democrats
and tho deceased a Republican,
liiis^is slmp'j' ridiculous, and lost
this 'should bo patent to all, the
writer suppresses tho fact that Henry
Cliukseales is a negro, and for aught
hu KirowB, ms goou ? jtuuieai as jnmsclf.
But bow does this sapient in.
former know wbat the witnesses testified
-to before itho Grand Jury?
i Doca.ho know, or does the editor wlio
. iy?ke$ rpfcrep^e to swor^ ^statements,
- , know, that (^'r/io(l Jurovs, and -witjiojwes
alike, subject themselves to
fine, who disclose /what takes place
Jjeforo a Graiiu Jury. Ihit admit
flia?-thc s^atcmcrtt is true, and that
ivfo ttitncs&es testified to tho guilt oi
the accused, wo1 know that twonly
Witnesses could have been produced,
(Mid a sufficient numbor wero in.at *
' tendance,) JU) prove that tho prosecutbr
was entiroly unworthy- of credit;
and we suppose that there was like
testimony to disprove tho statements
or impeach tho character of thoqthor
Witness. This wo know, and are pre
pared to substantiate?-that when
application woe mado for bail before
^d^eVQrr, the affidavit* for tho pros'
^enu^n were ?o fliniKjVthat the Judge
WU disposed to discharge the prisonpi*
opon their own recognizances.
$fone in thin community Radicals or
whatnot,believe then? to bo guilty.
Th? other allegation is equal absurd,
Jb^t Newby Laving bee?i )irresje<| fyr
k
J
*
drawing his pistol upon one of the!
Constabulary; was released whilst :i!]
true bill was found against 1 ho (\>n-'<
stable. ' How plain a talc will put j ]
'y?>? down !" The art of tin; Consta-I,;
! hie was an unprovoked assault upon ajt
Ic.iti/.cii who w^s ?pnelly sealed in t 1m-|^
| Harbor Shop wailing to l?e shaved !j
' Wo made a trno slateinent. of the. J
Ifuels at. tlie time, and also published !
11bo Presentment of tljo (<raud Juryl'
! wliich nut the matter in its true liirht, '
Intel hi iil the hlaiue upon the pro pur '
ishoulders. Tlio foreman of 1 hat '
'tirnnd Jury was "Win. A. tjiles, J'lsq., '
j \vho hears as fair a character as any <
liullit: District, and \v)iom oyen a ;
! Lowndesvillo correspondent of the i
; lic/mOlicna, ip tho midst of much
i aluisc of his Section, allows himself j
: to stylo? "a <rcnl)omun and a scholar."' ,
i We have neither time nor patienccj
tp comment further upon this ri^ma-i,
role of misrepresentation, cxemplyliiujj;
almost equally the suppressed vvrii
j and the xitftyr.stin ful.ii. and heg pardon.
ol' our readers for tho space we have J
i^iyon to it, ami pray that we mavi
not he provoked to repeat the ofl'enee.j
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THE COMING ELECTION ON NEXT j
WEDNESDAY.
j We feed assured I hat our fellow
iciti/.ens are fully alive to the jjroat
jissues involved in the coming election,
laud that they will turn out to a man!
:t( the polls on next Wednesday. Let j
" tliem do their duty, and there will he
tio donht a:? |o the v^soU, Wo will,
' led the peoples ticket, and now and j
forever enchain victory to our stun-:
idards. Will any one i>e so npalhctic
:ts Ik :-tav at home, when |:ul>lie duly '
j t-;tlis i;iI;i t?> t lie Will any one he |
Mi.svlli^li as to <.,;ni'liiv our day in t lie ad '
' advancement of an ohjoct in which so i
lunch is involved No! Wo will rally I
every man, and wo will strike a Mow I
whh li ."hall inakoourvielory linal. We |
! will elect, re ji resent alive men, and. not j
i.'jjions and renegade:??men who \\iii|
] ijive "o?jnal rights'" to the hjaelcs, and
j" low taxes'* to all. Ueiuomhor Wednesday
j We would ai'aiu repeal our advice
, to the ma navel's, that, it' they see
. proper to receive unregistered names. |
llicy keep separate boxes tor such j
names. and d.-innate thepi on the
lists hv the letters '\N. W.'*(iiot re?'(ijiterod.)
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. 't he farmers and planters of
the JSIate will notice with salisCaclion |
flint l!it* proprietors of the < l?jirlosiot? J,
Xi'ic-; have made an arrangement w illiL
illie proprietors of I lit; littrvl ('arolinhw .
|\\ hieli enables t hem to oiler to subseri-i|
hers unusual advantages*. The Cliar-i (
le?'on Nrte.t is already well known as ,
'a wide-awake and pushing paper; (be
; liurul (,'<no/i,.i<in Kids lair to bo tbe
best agricultural magazine ever published
in the South, what, then, will
'our readers say to procuring tho daily
, AYirs and Jiural Carolinian, for out*. <
' year for 80.1)0. or the tri-weckly New
j and It urn I Curolitriuu lor one year for
;?l? ('an the force of cheapness fur
tlicrgo? Subscript ions al these ratesina.v
he sen I to either tho proprietcr
??i i;:? iiiii'H v'l L 11V' | ' I U|H It*
tors of the Charleston jVctvs.
Tiik State Auiucri/rL'rai. Fair.?
5 Wo had the pleasure during the
1 past week ol' receiving a visit from
| Mr. A. Y. Lee, Architect and Civil
! Engineer, of Columbia. N. C.,and who
is now superintending the erection of
the Building in llmL city fur the coming
Fair, and which he informs us is
! rapidly approaching completion.
Cue of the cheat" features of the
new Building is a large Aquarium for
the exhibition of fish and for the
display of water through the celebrated
French Fountain Jets.
Let every citi/.en of the District
jcontribute something to this cxhibi!
(inn ( Vimn im (a nm?
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j Fair, and you will likely bo tempted |
to go further. Those ol'our citizens
who may not he able nttem!, may diJrect
their articles to Mr. A. Y. Lee,
and lie will take pleasure in seeing
that thoy are properly presented.
Hot Scn'Ku.?In another column,
'the ladies'of Trinity Church Abbeville,
announce thai they will give a
I llot Supper, on AVednesday of Fair
; Week, for a benevolent purpose. The
time is well selected, and we trust to
sec a large attendance. The taste
.and skill of the ladies in these mattore,
furnish an assurance that the
.entertainment will be of the most
attractive kind. We wish them, what i
\vc anticipate, the largest success.
Messrs. Hiley & Jordan Tiros..
flreenwood, S. C., invite the attention!
of their friends to their largo and j
!\vcll selected, Fall and Winter Stock. J
| It comprises the host articles of thej
: Ladies'and (Jentlemen's Departments, j
janil in style and quality will be found j
! adapted to tili tastes. Head their:
;advertisements and give these gentlemen
a call. Prices to suit, the times.
<M> ?
BS?" See Ihe card in another column !
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v?i <111. -.1. J. J.JVI", IJIW AY CI I KIIOWII j
i Architect and Civil Engineer of Co'jlumbia,
S. C. Mr. Tjce is an Engineer!
jof skill and capacity and lias eslnb-j
jlished a reputation in liis department.!
jOur friends desiring architectural I
| designs or anything in his line, will :
jfind it to their interest to furnish him
j their orders,
"Wo direct attention to thp
advertisement of Messrs. J. .!>. Aiken,
&.Co., agents of the splendid SeinjWpekly
line of Florida Steamers.
The steamers are lill first class, and
in charge of experienced Commanders.
! l.i?. J! 1- a J? -* -
rur turuu^ii i uritcts liiuuire UL llio
Ituilroad offices, and for freight pas*
^ to,the agents at South Atlantic
* Wharf, Charleston, S, Cr
' B3?T* Wc direct attention to the
Card of Mr. John C. Dial, Columbia,
n />i T . .. - - ? 1
r>. yj.t importer and, j>ealcr in Jing,
lisb and American Hardware and
Cutlery, Agricultural Implements,
$ Guns, Ammunition kc. He is a
merchant of experience and cliaracr
ter?lias a large stock and keeps the
very best articles in his line. We
commend hiin to the patronage of our
frionds,
sj&r Grant lias appointed General
Uelknnn ul Iowa as Secretary of War?a
General of Divisiuu underShtriuan duiing
iLie War.
TlIK DISTRICT A('K1CUI.TUJ<AI.|
l-\MJt.?-Week alter next (bciugthej
irst week in November) our District I
Pair opens here-* and wo are j*l:nl to'11
>ee Prom many indications, that |'
1 trough the length and breadth of 1
>nr District, it is awakening an inter- ]
\st commensurate with its irnpor-t
.anee. liow important its objects?p
o subsidise ai t, to develop industry, ji
,o stimulate enterprise, and to lay :
leej) and wide the foundations of our' ]
material prosperity. We trust, nay ; <
i**o fool assured, that it will bo a sue j i
joss -something to be compared with 1
;i bright. past and to give an earnest i
af a still brighter iuture* !<
The Kxeeutive Committee of the :<
Society have endeavored to do their it
duty. Fellow-citizens, respected ma j Irons,
blooming maidens, enteijui-'
sing young men, will you do yours V ;;
A varied premium list, appropriate !<
committees, attractive premiums,1
have al| been selected, and it depends!'
upon the good people of our District
to make the rich display of articles,1
and the bright array oT spectators'
worthy of the occasion.
Kxamine the premium list and n.-'
Solve to compete lor rouicthing. l'er-j
haps you will take a premium, but
whethor %ou ilo or not. von will lu>!;i
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to swell l lio alt:actions of the exhibi-,
tion. JI ere wo may state ihat;
where the head of a family is a!
member ol the Society, any of the!
members may compete without1
ehar;?e.
Come one! come all ! from every!
section of the Iiistriet, the most, re j
mote. I.et us see ami know each1
other, and let us make the oeeasi<?n
one of much profit and enjoyment, j
j(t?" Wo arc indebted to ^1 p. Puffi.*
i\: I'ltaptttan, Publishers, |'.?r :i copy ol a '
" School Ilistoty of South Carolina," by '
J. Wood Davidson. Tito author liasotuinent
qualilkati-.ns for tin; task?high lite, s
rary attainments*, and lonjj experience in
It-aching?and the work will prove a use I
(ul coniptatioii. It is brought down t(>j
the present time, and is published at the-!
iho low pi ice of 00 cents per copy. A|>I.lf
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tv A oiuv.i i uwniawil, X\Ul'VJV IIK'j j
Jtj' We pidili-h in another column the !
Mid of our friend R-iburl IL. I(empliill,!
Km, ?who lias ojwmkjJ a law ofti.e. :it ;
iIn; old loeafiou of Messrs, lVmn ?t Coth-i
ran. Mr. lletnphill is a gentleman of!
line talciils ami attainments, and praclie.fd
for several years at (lie Tt-xas l?.?r. We J
coimnoml Iiiin lo thu pHtrmianfi; of our
1'iicnds, ami foel assured iliat lie will at- r
lend promptly and satisfactorily to all bu- 1
bincsa entrusted lo liis carp,
t-5?" Wo are indebted to .Mr. ,1. W.1
Trowbridge for late files of Northern j
|i:i[n'i's. kii- which no will please ao-|,
eept our thanks. M Trr.wbridge has i
just returned from the North where!
i:c nas been hiving in a select. Kail!
ami Winter Stock, of which hisfriends
will he duly advised.
?<je??
fiST' Messrs. .Mays it "Barnwell. (a
now li: m, hut individually well known
to our citizens.) arc now* receiving
their Fall and Winter Stock of Dry
< loods and (Iroecries at the old
stand of John A. Talinadgo. These
gentleman intend to keep tlio very j
best varieties and to sell low. Advertisement
next week.
Beay- See advertisement of the assignees
of I*. A. Maxwell, who will
sell at IVndleton S. (J.. on the lUth. i
November next, valuable real estate!
consisting of seven tracts of valuable
land.
3>y reference to the card of;
Mr. Isaac Snly.bachcr, Watchmaker1
it)d Jeweller, Columbia, S. C., it will i
lie seen that ho is offering a large and
well selcetod stock of everything; in
his line?watches, jewelry, musical
instruments, spectacles, cutlery, &e.
Our friends visiting Columbia, will
(iud it to their interest to call.
? See tliB Advertisement of J. M. & M. L. i
Kinnid, Cuhimbis, S. C., leading nicr- i
chants ?>f the City, who nr?* offering 11 large j
iind well selected stock. They ?.ffor induce*
incnls in qualities and prices, and our j
liiends \Uiung tho city, would do well to J
give them a call.
B?3X? By reference to?the advertise
ment of 5f. "W. Coleman & Co.. IJreeiiwood,
S. C., it will be seen that they
arc offering their very comjdeto Fall
and Winter Stock, at low rates for
Cash, ft will afford them pleasure to
rcccivo a visit from their old friends
and customers.
Mo-rib. l'arker S: Thomson, and
\^hilo J'rothers, lire advertising lied
Clover Seed. Read an aiticlo on our lirst
page, with regard to thid crop from the
peu of Col. Aiken.
ll is conceded that the R-puhlicnns
have carried Ohio and Pennsylvania uith
greatly reduced majorities Maj->rilie? of
UU.OOO and -10.000 have buun reduced to
5,000 aud 10,000.
Vl'GI'Sta, October 20.?A difficulty
oecnrri-d in this city this morning, between
John P.Foster and William Ii. McDonald,
in which the former shot and instuntly
killed tiro latter.
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JtLif" See notice of J:<iiich II. Duunis,
United States Deputy Collccior.
0^7" See Advertisement of R II. Ward
law Assignco.
M AR11IAGES.
MARRIED, at the residcncc of the
biide's father, on the 19th inst., by
the Rev: Manning Brown, Mr. CALVIN
PRESS] ,Y and Miss ANN E.
LARIMER, daughter of MY. J. M.
T.ntJrr^r -!? >?? T- I
vi.. mil ui juu w iiuusvijip#
s. c.
SCOTCH PLAIDS.
Another lot. io bright colors and fine
goods received to-day, 22J, at the I
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
INDEPENDENT TICKET. ~
Tho nmnj* friends of JOIIN A.
TALMADGE would rcspcctfully announce
liim as asacandiduto for the
Houbo of Representatives of South
Carolina, at tho coiningclcction to be
liolden on the 27lh of this month.
TUF JUKY LAW.
I'?tier tho iirst soolion ol' "An;
tot t<? amend nil act to requisite the.:
naniier oi' thawing juror.'," ap
?ro\v?l Marcli ;?-i, ixt>'.l, 11?o com-|
doled li*?t. of jurors must. ho such;
lint ^tlio number of names oil
vhiti.s thereon s?ha1! iieai", to tho
iumi>cr?>f names of colored vo!er.?,
is near as may he, tho same proportion
as tho wliolo nnmhcr ol
Colored voters hear to the whole
1111 mI> *1* of colored voters in the
township, city or county as the ? :i -e
may l?e. " Juiltjc Thomas in his
['li;ii'u;c. to tho CJraiyl Jury <>f Lan
i-asier v ounty, on Monthly Ia.-1.
thejury law of in connection
vvilli the j"nvfi'<lin!: law ??i: the same
subject. J?y the. jury law of IKtiS,
li.st ot* }?01VO||.S Well (J 11 illi liotl lo
norvc as jurors "being persons of
^ootl moral character, ol' souml
judgment ami free iVoni all hpjal
exceptinns, ' mu.-l. In; prepared,
which ii?l shall coti:-ist oi lift loss
than one in ton nor more than one
in live ol' lite voters in the tow n or
county. 1 mi 1 wlien this h:*.s I teen
done and the best men are selected
tlie iaw of 18(?t) collies in, reijuirinix
tliat llto proportion of whites and
blacks on the jury shall he in the
ratio of the white ami black voters
The Stale Constitution proclaims
that, there shall bo no diserimi nation
on account of race or color.
The iv fore, i'? the wort I.-; of .lud^e
Thomas:
'vlf from llio second li>l a name
<>l a man is stricken because ?'i 11jj-s
color, an.I in llif liiiid or revised
list a rami* ??l" :t man is stricken
hocause <>l" li:- ?'o|i?r, ami in the
third ??r revised list, one is inserted
cn account. o|' 11is color, i? is contrary
1o 11;(* constitution. Tho name
ol" the lu'r-l mon shall xtaml, and
they 1111:4 i;o into the jury-hox
without, ribald to their color cu
race."'
Judge Thomas summed up tin1
question in those words:
"You will therefore gentlemen,
. V V. II, III.II llf.M J Ui J III
selected (Voi 11 tbo bc<l incn in your
country, irrespective of race <>:
color. As 'near a> may be.' ?:c?s
jily Aviilt llio law (if 15:iil?; but
strike in) limn*:; 11:11:10 from 1?10 secoinl
list bccause bo is w bite 01
black, to put :m inferior man in bi.placc.
Tbe court cannot <;*el alon^
without juood ami iTiicieni ofiicors,
and il' you desire to see jusiict.
meted out, you must have stu b :i
jury as tbo act of isiiS contemplated,
to assist in. the decision of tin
various questions wl.icb occur.?
Charleston JY? ?/vt.
ALEX. Y. LEE,
Architect, Civil and Hydraulic Engineer
Oi'KK.r:?&unil<>r St, 15 t ween Laurel A
I'1an?lii?g. (S.
o.:t 112, isoo. 2<;? :;m
THE SUBSCRIBER "
WILL attend promptly to nil r-ol.
lections, or to n!?_j* Inos.eonnected
with his oflico.
!!.\1M;V. Magistrate.
Oc t. R. ISC'.I. 2 :it_
Mot Siips>c???
rpilo ladies of Tiiidly Ohinvh, Al>'i>cJL
ville, will jjivo n Hot Supper on
Wednesday ni^liLof tlio week oi l!ie District
Fair, fur tlio purpose "I sidvaiutii g :i
cliaritalilc ol j. ct, T!ie public patronage i?
fi.ii.. e .r..
FRESH BED CLGVEH
SEED
AND BLUE STONE,
PARKER (0 THOMSON
Oct 22, 1SG0, 20?tf
"ROBERT"LlMPraLT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
SOLICITOR JAr EQUITY.
A13I3EVII.C. IT., S. O.
Oflioo on Law lUiice, formerly occupied
bv Mt-ssrs. Perrin CoMuan.
* Oct '22, 1800?2G-if
NOTICE
IS hereby givon, that T will bo nt Abbeville
Court House, on WKDXIvSDAV
27lb inst., for the purpose of making Internal
lievcLuo Collection?.
JAS. H. DENNIS,
Deputy Collector.
ASSIGNEE'SSALET
BY virtue of nn order to mo directed
issued out of the District Court o
the United States lor the District of Souil
Carolina, in tho case of John C. Walker
Bankrupt, I will sell at Public Auction, oi
next Sale Cay, (1st November) at Abbe
ville Court Ilnu&e, sundry Notes and Ac
ciourila belonging to (be fcatate of said bank
rupt.
R. H. WARBLAW,
i AsMirnco.
Oct 2? 1800, 26?2t
PRINTING OFFICII "
&(&W- '-OjUbMq
Subscribers will sell on gooc
terms, fit alow price, 2 Washing
ton Hand Presses, with roller stand;
and moulds, 1 font, each of Lon^
Primer, Brevier, Pica and Small Pi
ca ; also, a c[uantity of large type, o
various sizes a?d styles; two goot
Imposing Stones, Stands, Cases, l)rj
Press, and everything else usually
found in a country printing oflicc.
LEE & WILSON,
"Press" Officio, Abbeville, S. (J.
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T*
CTlKKTvTV>r
i KSI'KOTKULI.Y naU iho (iltoiitiuu of
I f fj?;uor:illy to ilit-ir
Y*i * r * M <Y\v^r
ITiWUL. ilJMJL
nlofli of gooil-J wlii.ii i;< largo aiul complete
! C
of all
CLOTJ
! Ij.'irgo assortment of Gents' 11 ATS, to si
| LADIES' HATS
IX >OTS AX I > SIK >'! '
WOOBENWARE,
il'nll line of Choice
!
To v?liicli t!ie\ invite an inspection, conO<
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i
1 October 22, 1800, 26 ?tf
Igrkat n
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1
Wo Is jive re 4*
e<mi|?8ete. Htoek ?
FALL AND W
1
Iwlsiela we offer s
) CA
j M. 1
j Orli.lior C-2. 15?cn, 20-n.n
F res!i ?ii'ranis,
j ] ?tt i.-;" 1 !;5,
o.iij
I M. .
tj Portami M.-uloira "Wines.
.i Fivmli i'ramtv,
| Hosteller ami Plantation Hitters
! jn:4 iv?-eivcd at
Parker & Thomson's
j Oct L'2; 1 !!(]?tf
FALL OPEM! FOR 1889 !
;j AT
J. H. & M. L KiHABD'S,
< 'OI.rMISlA. s. <\
j Wi* liavc just, ri i'oivi-'l, in,.1 |niv?? roa-Iv for
: I'xniriiiifilion. tins ziiki nu??t nili:?-:tivis
tl.at.il lias ev.*r l>> t;u <tir |>K-asiir-j to <-x;
Itiliil , <M?iiti.-'.ing of c-vci'3't'iiiiij jiurtuii.iii^ to a
. IlI S' elil.^K
i Diy Goods Establishment.
! * !m> ii full lino <.f
I CASCS'-'B'S'lSKK,
02E, CI.OTBI,
;v?* *>o W-sii A n sr.s,
CJpJ&xn &r.,&r.
Our stork m so aii-1 vari.'il, tluvt it
( i* inijiot.-liiie i.i, ?*- e lliOl el?re IUjVitooitr
fri<*;:?ls, ami nil in want of iron.1 ami
: ?s?i? ?p Drv (Joo.ls, to call ami see for IIkmiii
; .< ! res. iriiui'iHi'ii' s-al'."!?< 'i<>n n? to Mylo,
; <:ii;.liiy ii'i'l price. J. II. A- M L. KIXAU1).
(i.-t '2i, ) sr-'.?, 'Jt'i?'.ini nl>
.JOHN' C. DIAL,
Iiiipotlci' and I>c:ilcr in
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Ifflffffl ICUTLERY,
TROX, Steel. Xail-?. Cn?ti?p? Mill Stone.?,
..I. Holing (Mollis, Smut Machines, Cir?;iilftr
I Haws, Mill Irons. Snsr-ir Pans. C'jirriiig.; IJniMI
ing mid Tiuiiitiing Materials, Imlia Ruliher
; uihI leather Helling, Carpenter*. Ji'm-ksmiih
i ami Tanner's To.'ls, Housekeeping nml 1'iiriii.sh;
ing I la'-iHvare. Agri<> ultiiral Implements, Lime,
i Cement, Planter, Paints,Oils. French ami Ainorj
ieim Window (HasJ, (imis, llillos". Pistols, Shot
I IJelts, Powder l-'ludks, Powder, tdliot, ite.
Wholesale and Itctail,
AT THE SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN PAD LOCK,
GOLTJAT/jIA, SO. GA.
Ool. ?2, ISO?, 2ti?"in
HO ! FOE THE "
. mm mm\
J ITV)R Puhitka, Florida ; via Savannah,
I Ga? touching at Fcrnandina, Jacksonville,
and all landing on the Si. John's
1 Liver.
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.
T!ie Elegant and nrsl-clnss Steamor'' DIC
TATOlt." Capt. W. T. McNolty, will
leave Charleston. S. C., for tho above
, places every TUESDAY" night, at eight
t o'clock.
i The Kloprnnt and first-class Steamer,
, "CITY POINT." Capt. Oeorgo K. Mni
Millan, will leave Charleston, every SAT
- UllDAY night, at eight o'clock, fur above
- places.
Through tickets to l>e had nt Railroad
Ofilcc-s. No extra charge for meals and
State-rooms,
For freight, and passage apply to
, J. D. Aiken & Co., Ag'ts,
South Atlantic Wbarf,
Charleston, S. C.
Oct 22, i860 ?2C-3m
i
1 (Mil GUNNY BACKING
3
r AND
3
f Arrow Ties
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f FOR SALE DY
QUARHES, PIRRIN & GO.
Cel. 15, 1850, 23?tf
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ED AN M.
OOD. S. C.?
llieir fiieiuls, customeri nn<] Slio j>ul>liu |
|
) WINTER !
in over)' ?I? partiHrtif.
Lm 1111Q
Sing.
lit eyory ami all in price and quality.
, cloaks, &c.
l;\v?ro assoi'l mcnl.
HAHDWAKE, &C.
Family (jJroccrics.
lent that their prices will puit all pockets.
T. F. RILEY.
L. W. JORDAN,
D. A. P. JORI AN.
A RGA INS.
'r-Q 4*0f??l
i. s v \ i; x j ? i i! n tt* ai*i_a
r
INTER GOODS,
it low |M'iees for
kk COLEMAN,
(JHKliNWooJ), S. O.
Tm^mwK'
I will s::ll :it auction, at Pi.?inlK*lon
| \ V S. (!.. on I\';l I >AV, 111.. i:> !i .1:1'
j?.?" Nf -VKV.r.Li: h xt, all lira v?!u:il>l
! K.Vl'l I :?t i? !!, C'l lli'iillil'JJ ill tllO IV
j Half l.sr'.l m:i?.-s, as.-ijj'c.l loll* 1>V Mr. 11
i A. M ixwcll, f??r ti;c l-fiii iii of liis crc.ii'oi!
j mill by re-.suivey 1.0U2 actvi, wliub lia
i Wen laid oil into s-cvun Tracte, lo wit :
Tract LTo. 1,
: TOT aero?, 0(5 of which is valuable livf
\ bottom in ono body, simiu 1 cotloi
lands, and Jilenty of wool bind*-'. Tli
buildings (except one) are all on ll.is trac
Tract No. 2,
! l.iO aorcs', 15 1 of \vl irb i.-; liver bo! loir
j some lVc-li cleared land. I>a!ance in woods
I and is ailj'iuiing (i. 11. Cherry and Lot Ni
i K
I Tract No. 3,
| 22!) acres, lias boili river and binneb lmt
loin. and tio ??1 wood hinds, adjoining land
ul Kil.ull, Lots Xus. 1 and 4.
Tract No. 4,
lOV acres, mvnly all wood lniul, ami adj >ii
inj^ lands ol l)r. Muxwoll, Klliot and I'mct
iioy.
Tract No. 5,
171 acres, nearly all wood hind, adjoSniii
lands of K'.'ddy, l'hih'i[>s, Cherry, rfin>i>so
and La Xo. 0.
Tract No. 6,
i 27 I ncre*, nearly all wood land, ndjoinin
land? of U?>hl. Ad?r?!r. lieddy. WLiillen an
Lois Xus. ), 5 and 7.
Tract No: 7,
i :ui acres, on wnieit is a good cahin an
j small farm, known as part ui' the Have
place, an*] is adjoining lands of Wlutlci
I'inckncy mid Luts Nos. 1 and 5.
Also, we will soil seven hols of Lin
within I lie incorporate limits of 1'eiidletoi
to wit:
XjOt JSTO. 1,
12] acres wood laud adj>ining Mrs Ma?
well, Sliakliu nml Sinilli. and is ono of lli
most beautiful bites for building in Fendl<
Iju.
XjOt jSTo.
40 acres, fronting on Oirville ro:nl, adj.?i?i
ing lamls of Mrs. Maxwell?lms a good sil
for building.
Lot jSTO. 3*
o7i acres, bi'ing part of R ice Tract Kifb
front on Orrvilio road, and adjoins LotNi
2. Ital.-o Itai a li ie budding site.
Lot jS3" O. 4:*
40i acres, an J pari of Unco Tract, frontin
on OrrviMa road, and adjoins Lot No.
and the (it i Hi it land?.
Lot 1STOo 5?
: 9 acres, fronts on the Anderson road, n<J
joining lands of Mrs. Sloan, Mr.j. Max we
and Lot No. C.
XjOt ISTo. G?
] 3 acres, front on Anderson road, rnd ad
j-iining lands of Mrs. Mays, ^1 is. Maxwc
and Lots No?, o and 7.
Lot No. 7,
0 acre?, adjoining lands of Mrs. Mays, Mr
Maxwell and Lot No. G.
Wo will also sell tlio Ticavcrdam Placc
containing aLtont 800 acres, situate in Oct
iico county, on Dig and Littln Deavcrdar
creek?, adjoining lands of Elias Karl, C
. 1*. Fant, Myers and others. The Htir
veyor is now at worlc laying this off int
several tracts, plats of which will be read
.. i.... : T>i?(o ..
Ill n ICVV Uiip 1UI 11J r^JIC'UI IUU. A MHO %j i it
tl}c oilier lands arc now ready nt tlio lions
of J. 15. Sitton and cillicr of tlie A*sig
noes will lake pleasure in showing and 02
plaining them.
. TERMS.?One third rash, and for lli
other two-thirds, lei ma will be made know
on day of sale, if pot before.
j. b. sitton;
W. II. D. GA1LLARD,
Assigneos of R. A. Maxwell.
Oct 22. 1800-20-21
JAPANESE SWITCHES.
Will be received -to-day, 22d Oclobe
another lot of those Japaneso Switche
Chignons, Curls <fcc., nt U10
EMPOHIUM OF FASHION".
*
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. "ji
Fall and Winter, 18G9 -Specialties? |
Dry Goods. ami Millinery.
Mkssus. Fowi.i.k & McDoxai.d an
now belter prepared to show llu> La
dies or Abbeville District a handsonu.
slock ??t' Dry (?<>o?ls tlian ever before. I
The Ladies arc especially invited to !?
[examine their stock before buying. |
Tin y will always strive to keep goods
suited to the taste of the Ladies of
our District. In the Dress (ioods Department
they have beautiful plain,
striped ami plaid l'oplins, DeLaues,
Km press Cloths, Heps, Flannels,
Silks, etc., Dlack Alpacas. Opera
Flannel, .Deliases and Silks. They
have a full slock of House Furnishing
(mods in IMankcts, Counterpanes,
Sheetings. Tmvclings, Curtain Mate!
rials, Shades, Table Damasks, Diapers,
Long (Moths, Napkins. Doylas, Lin-,
ens, ('arpctings, and Wall I'apering.l
Also, Hosiery, Cloves, l>r;n<ls, Tapes,'
Hun kerchiefs and everything in'
\Vbite (ioods.
In the (ientlemcn's Furnishing Department
they have a splendid lino i
'of Cloths, Cassimeres, Corduroys,
.leans, Kerseys, Shawls, Collars,"
!<'u lis, Cravats, Hose, Suspenders, |
Shirt Fronts, (Mows, Shirts, and'
i, i
Abbeville can boast of as fine a
i Millinery House, as any in in the
jsta.to of Soulli Carolina?in fact, asj
fine us any in any city, .North or J
1 South. The stoclc will compare with!
jany ] let ail House in Charleston, Hah:
:t.imoj'o or New Yurie. The Jjttdi.es.
an b:;ve no plea ibr sending oil' for
Iheir millinery any longer, for Messrs. J
' Fowler oc McDonald can show as pret-j
(y goods, as line goods, as stylish
;goods :,s ean be found in Halliinorc!
! or New York. And, besides, they J
' can prove their prices to be from li");
: to r>:i percent, lower titan city prices. I
They have every style of Ilal and'
I I>onnel thai is out. Should any new1
! and novel style make its appearance'
i in New York, they have arrange-j
'Intents by which to get it immediately,
{hence there is no neces- ity lor the l.:i dics
of Ahb'-vilie to pay city prices
| when they can do belter at h??me.
| Mrs. Sassard has had e.\pericnco.
{both in Furope and America, anil, we
think, has the confidence of every
j l.ady of ta>te in Abbeville. She. is
assisted by Mrs. .Ino. A. Wi.M* whose
good taste and skill in this ])epartment
is we!i known to the l.adies of
Abbeville, and will always he pleased
to see her friends at the Kuiporium of
i, of Fashion. Mrs. Sassard and Mrs.
y Wier will take pleasure to show the
c I .allies, Flowers, Feathers, I'ridal
- Valvall?s, Flumes, J'irds, ():-na:nenls.
: Kibbons, Sashes. Curls, Switches,
s, Chignons, Knd>roidcrcd and J'raidod
s Yokes and l>ands, Skirls, Corsets,
1 'ads, Hroast Protectors, Huttous,
"frimmings, Laces, I'Mgings, Cloaks.
! si iawls, Nubias, Hoods, Fur Capes
i'iuhI .Mulls, Rival* fast Shawls Colli
lars, Cu.Ts, ('hoiniselts, Necklaces,
e Shell and ({old Heads, cut and uncut
I. j Velvets, Satins, Silks, trimmed and
jiintrimmed Patterns for all kinds of
'.Ladies* ami "Misses' Garments from
1 1*1. Ihitterick & Co.. and Madame
* l)emore.-t, of New York. Hunches.
i ' v. ?... in.'...: ' - -1 ..
-> l l l>, IIIIIMIIIi.i, I'll'., I'lf.
j They pay particular attention to
it In? getting up of Bridal Bonnets.
1 Veils, etc., sinil promptly attend to nil
orders from a distance.
sj Salesmen in'Drv (Joods Department
! ?.1 as. \Y. Fowler, W. T. .McDonald.
| Marshall 1\ Delirnhl.
Millinery J)epartment?Mrs. Sassard
ami Mrs. Win*.
By adhering strictly to the cash system
they are enabled to sell tine goods
j at reasonable prices.
" J. D. AIKEN & CO.,
otiose*
d AND
Gr JEl 3ST 3E5 El Xji
dGOIiSimiHMTS
*j a <s.
<1 JCftij*" Wo will inako liberal advance."
ii, on consignments to us or our friends in
Xew York.
Oct J a ISM, 25?It
IN THE DISTRICT COURT 01
'?i THE UNITED STATES,
Eur the Western District of So. Ca.
tin the matter of John Davenport,
! bankrupt?In IJarikruptcy.
e! A LIj creditors having liens against
h\ ti... n : i
>a m inv ui iti\; PUIU i >a J i iv i u |) L
arc required to establish the same be|
lore W. T. Clawson, Jtegister, within
'? '?nc month from the date of this pubJ'
j lication, or be barred from any benefit
j in the decree for distribution hereafj
tor to be made iu the caso of said
bankrupt,
j* H. \Y. BALL,
Assignee.
Oct. 7th, 18C9, 25, ?
State of South. Carolina,
ABEVILLE COUNTY.
- IN THE PROBATE COURT.
John F. IJolliday and wife nnd others vs,
Plmres ('. Mai tin, administrator, Win
A. Crosier and wife and other, dibtribu
s. tees of the estato of Pharos Martin
deceased.
'? Petition for partition of lands and accounts
and settlement of Estate.
)' T
_|.T appearing to my satisfaction tliflt Wil
| liam Cooper and Eveline his wife, William
MeCclvy and Lula his wife aqd John TurII
ner, distributee* o( this estate, reside oul
of and beyond the limits of this State,
^ On motion of Perri.n & Cothrait, boIb
'(j for petitioners, it is ordered that the saic
part es do appear in this Court nnd pleAi
in AW ttn ntAia lltA ?%?.! !?! !/?? ... III.!..
^ ?vvi mionoi IIIU oniu puilblUUII Wlllllll lUflj
(| days of tho publication Iicroof, or the saic
petition will bo taken pro con/etso again#
there.'.
It is also ordered that nil persons having
any interest in tho nmtter do appear ir
my office At Abbeville Court House on the
eighth day of Dccotnber next by tet
" o'clock to defend thoir interests, ns on thai
day the Court will bo holden to hear and
adjudge the rights of the parties and t<
r settle the said estate.
WILLIAM HILL,
^ j. rito., a. c. p
Oct. 15, 18C0, 29?Ct
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lifOULP rcppoi tfnlly call tlio attention
iff of friends, customemaud the public
;iiiicraliy to their Slock of
FAIL AND WINTER
GOODS!
Among their
BRKSS
Aro to bo found lllnck and Colored
SILKS, French MKKINOS, all wool }>e?
LAINKS, POl'LINS, LUSTHK3, <tv.
We sell the celebrated "Lion Brand" Black
ALL'AC'OA, which, in respect to. color*
luslro and durability, wc rogurd superior
to any other.
Wo would call spccial attenlioa to out
slock of
ij'inrrn n nni\ ?* ?'* ? ~
uihii MMLMM
We liave tlio genuine Welsh and Shaker
FLANNKLS, which are better than anyother,
b-'c;iuie the}- are heavier, wider and
shrink '<.*!?. Also, a good supply of
OI'KllA FLANNKLS and SACKINGS,
for Ladies.
In
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Tweeds, rJcan
I
And other Goods fcr Men's and Iloy'a
Wear. Our assortment is unusually large
and attractive. We give this Department
special attention, and our block in
this lino will always lu t'uuud lull and dojcirahltf.
j Our stock of
! DOMESTICS
I
' Kuilmiccs everything generally c'as?cd"
under this head. l'llI.NTS, Urown and
Bleached SlllKTIN(?S and SI1KKTINGS,
LONG C LOTUS, DRILLS,
TICKINGS, LlNr>KYS, Jco.,
I
| Among our
: WHITE GOODS
'
Can l>c found JACONETS and OAM1
ISUlCS, Soil l'Vlied JAUKoNHI'S anil
[ (JAMi>lllCS, SWISS, I'LAIN and
i.STJili'ED and I'LAll) NAINSOOKS,
i IRISH LINENS, LAWNS, EMBROIDEU1ES,
1'UILLINOS, TAl'ii liilM
NilNO^i Ci? '/*
i ' '
j We lir.Vo
Corsets,
i
From 75 Omits to $4.00 each.
HOOP SHIRTS, BALMORALS,
i
13 oxalo yar cl ss
iiosiRRY m (irm.
i " ~ 7
!
i We would respectfully call the attention
| of llie Ladies to our genuine ALKXANi
DUE'S KID GLOVES. Tlieee cost m
Millie more than lvi.1 Gloves of any other
make, but their nuperioriiy in universally
I acknowledged. One pair of litem will
1 outwear two piir of the Kid Gloves that
ate generally sold.
"We have a larger stock of
READY-MADE
.G3BiO?lEXSO
Than we hare ever kept before, and wo
ftuI KatUfiud that we can please any ono
wanting goods in this Hue.
j CLOTH and CASS I MERE STITS,
! SHORT BEAVER FROCKS,
13LACK CLOTII DRESS COATS,
I . '
! OVERCOATS, from *S,00 to $25.00.
PANTS and VESTS.
Our Block of MEN'S AND BOYS'
H a t s
was never larger. It, embraces ell tlie
o
novelties of the season, and we are prepared
to fit any and everybody. If n Hat
does not fit, we make it fit- Beside# tlie
above mentioned articles we Lave all kinds
of . '
Boots tto Slioes,
HARDWARE,
, Wooden Ware, Hollow
AV are.
I
Croclcery, Stationery*
&o., &c.
t Wo would invite the attention of pur
chasers to our stock of
* SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
j Also,J
BUGGY HARNESS,
] Both Double and Single.
1 We respoctfuljy solicit a call from all
persons needing goods of <?w>y description.'
We do not expect any one to bur'onlesa
| they are pleastd, but it will give us pleas*
j ure to show our goods to each and ofery
, one.
I Come while the Goods are fresh and before
the assortment is broken.
white brothers;
m
Oct. 15, 18Gl>, 25, 8t*
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