' To a Littlo Huswife.
O littlo IluBwit.) clean and spruce
Thy use one lienrt di vines;
A rosy apple, full of juice,
And polished?till it Hhitiea!
A tiJy, tripping, tender thing,
A foe to Ur.y litters,
A household angel, tidying
Till all around thee glitters t
To see theo in thy loveliness,
80 prudish and so chaste;
No epcck upon Iho cotton diets
Girdled around thy waist;
Tlie nnklo peeping white as snow
Thy tucked up kirtle under;
Whi'o shining dishes, row on row
Ikbind theo, stftro and wonder !
While round thy duof the millions cull
While (he great markets fill,
Though public sorrow strike ua all,
Singing, thou workest etill;
Yoa, all thy care and all thy lot
Is ever, sweet and willing,
To keep one little household spot
As clean as n new shilling!
Tho crimson kitchen firelight dips
Thy checks until the}' glow ;
Tho whito flour makes I by finger t ips
Like rosebuds dropt iu snow.
When all thy little gentle heart
Flutters iu exultation
To compass, in an applo tart
Thy noblest aspiratio*-"
O Huswife, mnv "J niocli;3t worth
Koop ovo',rac from wronb':
Blest l>' "uo ^10U90 ft,u^ 'o'11 t'ie ll0arl''
ai?ou blc.tscal all ?lay lonj; I
And uii'lilly, may thy plocp be seua<l,
\Yliil? o'oi- tlieu, auftly, ?till>'?
Tho curtains close, like aroun J
The liusht lienrt of tl*> hly'
A V the l'car Itonnd.
VAN DYCF# MADONNA;. OR THE
SLEEPWALKER.
a psychological 6toiiy.
Tn ono of tho splendidly decorated
saloons of .St. James was assembled n
group of 3*oung and lovely girls,
whoso delicato fingers were busily employed
in different kinds of ornamental
needle-work which, und?.r their
.-killful arrangement, formed bonnets
wliicb rivall-jd nature in tiio brilliancy
of their, colors and accuracy oi
shades. The}' vcro llic Queen'*
maid3 of honor, and between their
g:>y chattering aud busy fingers employed
tho timo while wailing for her
r sing. The only grave person in the
assembly was tho Dowager Duchess
d'AMjy, tho chief of tho ladies of honor.
Among the blooming group, tho
youngest was remarkable lor the simplicity
of dress and thequiot modesty
of her whole appearance. Her aliire
was a dross of black velvet, closed to
tho throat, but of wliieh tho skirt,
open in front,, disclosed an under-dress
of white 6atin ; tho eIccvcs came just
below tho elbow, and cnnuettifclilv
* 1 J
disclosed an arm and hand of tbc
most dazzling whltonoss. A plaited
tucker cncirclod licr graceful neck, on
"which hung a chain, to which was
attached a largo cross, and lu.^li'iant
hair, simply parted on the forehead,
confined behind by a laco scarf,
comploted hor costumo. This was
tho daugJitor of one of the most illustrious
families of Scotland: her futhor,
Lord Ruthvon, united to a princely
fortune a pedigreo of which ho
"Was more proud than of his wealth.
TitlPr hio rlnniflifn* l.n.l
J , - V.UUQ11UV1, 1I1IU nttiLUJ iiryived
at tho linglish Court, on her
appointment to a post in tho Qucon's
household-?thoro to compieto the edu^
cation which had been carefull}' guided
by her fatihoi*. Retii*ed and simple
in lxcr tastes, her mind instinctively
sought tho sublime in tho works of
nature and art. Sho excelled in painting,
and her genius had created a
world of her own, in tho daily
contemplations of the production
~* At. - 1 a" *
vt. triio pest raasier.3, which adorned
tjie galleries of her father.
Paul Vcronoso, Guido, Kubens were"
of tho number of her friends, and she
vowed thorn otornal gratitude, for tbo
light their talents had shed on her
eolituue.
Tho habits and manners of Lucy
contrasted strongly with those of her
companions, who had boon habituated
to moro iudepondonco and liberty.
Gentle ami timid to excoss, sho scarcely
Attempted to answer tho sportivo
and often misohcivous sallies of her
companions. Tho largo clock in the
paloon .chimed tho hour cl'icn; all
eyes vcro directed to it, and sovcral
voices exclaimed, "He's very lolo I"
just as a domestic announced tho
painter, Yan Dyclc. Tho announcement
caused a general agitation
among * ;*.i smiling gro::p. Each ono
^changed hor position oo her velvet
ceat, rearranged her.dresa, and, comPr"1!'S
k?r countenance, sought to
gi7o additional grace to lieu aspect,
Tho vonng pupil of Rnbor.8, albeit
ivceustomnd. to tho sight of beauty,
could not r.uppross a ciurmur of admiration
at finding himself in tho
, jnidet of this brilliant circle.
Tho old Duchess, supposing tho
L young painter's ombarrassmont to bo
caused by hor own imposing appearance.
to encntirflfm V?J m nrl^f/-nco'l
, . 0- ? I
him in these words: "I am told that
lv you have talent, young man."
V "Thoso -who havo so informod yon
ft do me too mnoh honor, madam ;
ft: donbtless they jadgo mo by my fnterii
tions, Jt>ut I have, as yet, produced
at . nothing worthy of attention."
. There was as much confldqnce sad
noble Drid? in &e r?niv t\t f>iA
?~nc ' uwi 1
MB , *r be?n arrogance and
I
now blushed with pleasure at the
reply of Van Pyclc. As her Pol't eyes
rested approvingly on his face, be
understood her feelings, and thanked
her, by a look, for her generous sym
pathy.
"Well, wo shall see. Iler Majesty
wishes to renew the ornamonts of her
ehapel, so you will bo fully employed.
A residence will ho assigned you in
yonder monastery. There you will
copy undisturbed. In summer, also,
you shall havo a fit residence, beside*
Q TlAtt UlAlt Pimm f MM?l? 1
J/VII.7IVII J1 VIII VIV \ VI ll|||VIIV( 1111.1, A
think, is paying an artist pretty
well."
"Art can not bo paid fpr, my lady
I, Duchess, and if 1 possessed tlio talents
to which I aspire, tho favor
which you boast could not purchu^p
them."
"This is all very will iVJJ1 ai?
proud and wo are nob' > lt ,c%01*
'theless, those bona- aro ^'"ditional
?you will be "oscn Paiutor to the
Queen if v 1 BUC(;Cod ,n U?"
prize "llle'1 'd offered for the most
p4, .ect head of the Madonna."
"Ah, madam, if tho pati\>nago of
Her Majesty itf offered mo only on
Uicro conditions, L fear 1 rdiall no(
obtain it."
"And why not?"
"liceause 1 shall not gain tho prize,"
replied he, with an expression of s;.d
1103s, whiidi was inaljtnlly reflected on
the face ol' laicy.
' Why d?? you refuse this honor--do
you fear tu Jail
' V/? ni>wl'MO Iklll llAtf* c.l.oll I I.-V.v
X-; li.tUlllil , ?/V4? At\.l PlilVU I I
ror.cnt, as she should ho rnji relented.
| '.ho mother ol'11?^ Saviour? Where
shall I iin?l :i mo'li'i?"
A:? ho ]>roi)ouiircil ti.iw "rt ord.-!, lii;.
eyo;j rested on the ;;n<.-olie face of
Lu<'3*.
' 1 have hitherlo .solicitI in vain the
combination of mildness, .sweetness,
and cT?i?dor which .dtould { har:u.-U,ri::e
the Virgin."
Tim /?l' f#nr?!nj ?. 1.5/-.1. Ill
- ' ,,,v" """ "I"
Lou Uic handsome o?.i?itonaiK-o of
Van J>yok olivitod (ho aJ'.isration of
all observer.-*.
' lint 1 I'liMihl iinnj-.ints* th.?t Ihoiv
would bo no difficulty it: obtaining
models for p-.iinti r>,."
''The models which can I .> ??l?t :i?s*o*l
for hire are undoubtedly beautiful., i
have sought in vain for the di^-.ity
and purity, which T have i.r\orsoen
united bul in a nobly lady, who woujd
disdain to Rit to a poor artist. '
Tho animated and anient glanco of
Van i>yck much embarrassed Lucy;
it told iu r he bad at last found th<
object his fancy had depicted. Tlio
"Duchess, however,_ had observed it,
.and asked:
"Who is this noble lady ?"
"The Virgin herself, Madam!"?
Bowing profoundly, and giving a parting
glance at Lucy, he added : "If I
gain the prize, j-ou shall see me again,
madam ; if not, I leave England."
ILo took immediate possession of
his apartments, -where he could, at
the Bame time, .paint his Madonna,
and copy tho frescoes for the chapel.
With his mind full of tho celestial
faco ho had just seen, he seized his
?1 -...1 1 - ?
fjbuvin, uuu enut'ivvurcu lu trace lier
lineaments. But tho extreme sensibility,
so usefuHo art when time has
calmed it, was now bis chief obstacle,
lie felt too, deeply to succeed in expressing
tho idea which filled his
soul. Tho day passed in fruitless
attempt, and the night surprised him,
dissatisfied and desponding.
In llie meantime Lucy had suffered
severely for tho preference shown lieri
by Van Dyek. Tfcc envy and jealousyof
her companions found vent in impertinent
sarcasms; so that, on separating
for the night, her mind was]
filled with his idea, and aflor her
nightly prayer, his name was the last
on her lips.
It was midniglft, tho heavens shone
with a thousand sparkling stars, and
a soft light spread itself on the old
abbey, which stood solitary and alone
among its ruins,
A window of tho pulaco "opened,
and a shadow passed slowly along
tho balcony and grand staircasc, crossed
along tho court, and reached the
monastery.
It would be difficult to say how this
figure'had left tho pajaco and pono
r.? - i
l;lllbViU DU JiW" , UUIt MI1U inUfjL nave uocn
well acquainted with all the turnings,
for, in a short time, she Grossed the
lonj^ avenues, and, arriving at one of
the galleries of tho chapel, sho found
herself in tho painter's work-room,
and, parsing lightly on, seated herself,
without looking around her, immediately
in froyt of his easel.
Oh, surprise! oh, joy! this being,
I so calm,, so beautiful, is Lucy! Tho
j desponding artist who had been uua^
.bio to retracp her foaturps on his canvas,
now beheld a ltviijg^iiodcl before
bis oyes. .
What could hayo induced her to
come ? What idea coQld havo given
her -tho con rage and resolution? lie
thrpw himself on his knees before her,
but -Lucy, motioning him to rise,
pointed to hia pencil. Heir look penetrated
hiio with ? flame iso pure, that
ho forgot the- fcality of his vision ;
his astonishment- *eemed to him a
want of faitb.: Ti&nspdrtcd by his
imagination to an ethereiifi sphere, he
A -1 i*-- ?" *
oovuicu uuuvd liiu uuno, anG in tiio
midst of the sublime ooncorta of ant
gel herbeheld Mary, environed by
clryiae ray a, lie_ vroa i#> linger the
powerless artist, wjho. had just thrown
fctfcfe Mi tys niMMttOfl^ pepcil; the J
artist had pepU?* Jfe* Mate
ih^ttfj^terloue '
strength, he Mixed'] Mb palette: - < His 1
ctfofs gave tho form, 'knd hii ij.otjI t ho .<
life?iii a few ininuWs he created tho '
most beautiful and most pure of Virgins.
When the young girl huw that allcr
tracing her features ho was occupied
in imparting to hid pieluro tho soul
which animated him, she rose silently,
and with a culm and assured step left,
the monastery by tho same road she
had come.
Van. Dyck, with wondering eyes
, and oppressed breathing, made o
1 tho slightest effort to detain Ijp^
Iris eyes, she was no lony^*xxov^>
and in her departim>-">rt*/'loui5'1'' 'l0
saw tho Madonp^^^u, n'n^ \? ^<C1'
native skicti- " -^"chanted by. his execution
he fell asleep
i, arm-chair. On awaking his
Jtfi'st thought was to exaraine his canvas.
Transported with joy at liis
success, he thanked, on his knees, the
angel or woman who had bo favored
him.* In vain ho endeavored again
to impart tho ideality which existed
} in his imagination, llo had so combined
the IhoughUi of tho Madonna
and of Lucy, that ho determined to j
discover tho truth, and wrote the I
following billet to tho young girl:
Toll me if you arc indeed an angel,
il" you d<> not wish lo deprive of his
senses tlio poor artist to whom you
have condescended to appear this
night. Tell me if you are tlio Virgin,
or a mortal!"
It was a part of tho duly of iho
Oo wager iMiohcssto open the billets
addressed to the young ladies confided
lo her charge. What was her astonishment
on vending this epistle!
Horror!" cried ?he, "a child of high
fa mil} I!: i * - in violate her duly, ii:
seeking a paiuler at midnkdd." She
rung, and sent for the guilty one: but
her rngo redoubled when JjUc\. with
her etir luiiKiiy gentdene^s, icr?! all
knowledge of the cause ol* her reproaches.
The L>uehess, who expect
id lo witness in her great confusion
??r a eandi 1 avowal, would listen l<>
nothing. 'rLo alarm was given in
the palace, timl it w:ii decided that
Imcy. disgrace ! shoul 1 be .sent home
o her father.
Ifer prayers vcvo of no avail; a
-.initio idght ol' respite was a'.oiu aecord<.?
her, and she was commanded
to sleep in the apartment of the
iMifhfiss to avoid further Beandal.
At midnight, Lucy rose as before.
The Duchess was roused from her
unquiet sleep, and called all the ladies
lo witness the confirmation of her
suspicions. With lighted flambeaux,
the Duchess, attended by a numerous
suite, followed Lu'-y, who traversed
again the groat hall, tlio long passages,
and arrived at tho door of the
monastery. Iler eulpabilitj' could no
longer be doubled, bul they followed
her even to the painting room, where
she was already seated before the
easel. The noise around her, and the
brilliancy of the lights, awoke her in
afTrigh'. ic'h? wua a sleep-walker, a
somnambulist!
Thus unconsciously had she served
as model to an artist who full}' repaid
in love what she had given him in
renown. Ho obtained tho prize, and
was loaded at tho court with honors
and riches.
Not long afterward, there was eel
obraled at St. Paul's the union of Van
Dyek and Lucy tho daughter of the
noble Count Huthven de Ciorry.
Our Fighting Editor.
A fighting editor being a ncce^savy
cvilin every well conducted news
paper oflicc, wc- entered into au
agreement with a gentleman from
Arkansas, some time since, who offered
to conduct the sanguinary department
of this paper at live dollar
a difficulty, and now have tlie
pleasure of announcing that he is
ready for business. All aggrieved
parties who desire a settlement with
us are notified to nnnlv tr* liim
- ? -4-rv 4,ltl"
Besides the important duties we
luivo called him to perform lie desires
it to bo jnado known that he
is prepared to go iuto the wholesale
business?there being many newspapers
unprovided with a Bloody
Editor?but he cannot undertake
'less than ten little difficulties at a
I time. It must not be thought that
our accomplished associato is a mild
mannered, conciliatory gentleman.
That would be fatal to his reputation,
and would destroy his usefulness
in this establishment, besides
being one of the most tocmoudons
falsehoods ever uttered. lie will
wait upon anybody who expresses
such an opinion., In size ho is a
little over seven feet; his age is
twenty-five. People pay that liia
hair is all colors, but that is a mistake.
The fine, flowing, cavalier
head of hair which hangs gracefully
down to the small of his back
does Bometimcs turu red, black.
white and even blue, just as his noblo
heart happons to bo torn with
emotion; bat groen is its natural hue.
When powerfully affected?by a press
of businosa for instanco?it stand on '
end like "syrup of squills upon the 1
frctfuf, fotarinine. People who want
to offer explanations concerning articles
in the Telegram bad bottcr not 1
see. him just at tUat timo. Ho is exceedingly
reticent abput his ancestors.
The funeral of a citizen who asked 1
bim about his grandmother, took j
piaco yesterday. tti'I .-) ? {>11-,,: !, ' ' |j
' He was, it is said, born, in tho do- i
iightful town lot Butavfllo, CJhawup '
county, Arkansasrin the y>e&r-l 4<j.
lie was a child at the time and did
not, therefore, take such an active
part in his christening us he woii1'*!
have done had the ceremony b1'( 0
layed a few years, lint tly'K\ ^as UM
interesting incident in<-^rtt' ll^au"
is worthy of rocprJ'" m ^l,s to,,ncclion."
I'arso^^1 akman, tho miserable
IJuit^**" ?* whom was entrusted
tlu>^rtP01"tnqt duty to giving him
Immune, threw a glass of whiskey in
lus face, instead of water, at which
ho grqw exceedingly indignant.?
Clutching the white choked villain bv
the throat with 0110 hand, ho seized n
hairpin from tho maternal head with
tho other, and jabbed his reverence in
tho stomach. JLo believes that tho
vast concourso of people who attended
tho funeral of tho parson turned
more to honor his deed ol" valor than
to respect tho defunct. Tho child is
tho father of tho man; great oaks
from littlo acorns grow. For more
proverbial philosphy tec Horace
(jroeloy's Political Economy. -Mattors
were very unsettled in Chawup
county when our associate commenced
business; hut owing to his untiring
efforts ail little difficulties were satisfactorily
arranged. Census l>epew
couldn't figure tho population less
than it is to-day. He proposes to conduct
his department, on the Kuropcan
p'an. All orders promptly executed.
No cards. Gentlemen can examine a
| map of Cavalary Cemetery while w aititig
for their turn. No charge for the
use of weapons. Englishmen, bogus
dramatists, cockney punsters and o/n rn
f/ont/'crs served first. The fighting editor
wi!I not und -ftako to give oxpln
nations ai'Ui I he. fir;:', inl rvicv. be
th\ will ??oI ! r< !!
A !
was ij. \1.1* known to tins. (Miiorj
hours {'rum l iirhL to iivo.?.V. i , Tele I
grain.
? - t O
A fa t. man umU-rloolc iIk; (as>K. ??l
leasing an ttoonirh' ptva?-hot\
,;!>o you lufliovo lit.' b!ory ul' l!;e
laUct! cm!IT'
' Vc.-;" sai<l tli.- jvvsichor.
"Wo!I, then. was i!. initio or femiihcalf
that was Lilioil?"
UA fomuk'j" rojilicl 11io divine.
! ('Iio\v ui; you know that,?"
' IWause, (io.ikiu.i^ the intorrogalor
In tiio {at.-.) 1 i,ue that thr undo i-Vti'J
alive."
Hushnnri:'' promise.* to i*i\e up t??
bacco usually end in smoke.
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J KNOX k Co.,
May 7, 1SC9, 2?tf
LEATHER.
Hemlock utter.
OAK TAN FRENCH CAL1<
SKINS.
HARNESS LINING SKINS, etc.,
-I n*<f ro lit'
J KNOX &Co.,
Maj 1, 3 c?tf,1 1G
COMFORT AND
ECONOMY
COMBINED, hv stopping al llio CENTRAL
HOTEL, (Shiver House,)
Plain Street, Columbia, S. C., whero the
Faro is as al any house in tl>e city, at
?2.50 for the first day, and 82.00 for eveiv
day after the first.
PjoIIovo no lyini^ report that my hou#
ss closed for fcueh is not the easo.
1). U. CLAYTON",
Proprietor.
July 2, 18G0, 10, 3m
NiCKERSON HOUSE
C:OI,I;M33I A. K. a ,
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
$3.00 TEK DAY.
WM. A. WRIGHT
IInvin.g a*?ume(l the management of Ihia
House, r$?peetully st-licim u of j?ul>l:c
patronage. FREE OMNIBUS to un3 from tho
llrtt-1. ' '
Nov. 0,1868, 28?3m
. DENTISTRY
WM. C. WABDLAf, E D, D.D. S.
i
Oflice or?r Dr. Parker's Drug Stora.
Abbeville C. H.. S. C.
February 26, i860, 44, tf
NOTICE! n
t
CERTAIN Notea and Aecoonta, belonging
to the EaU(? of Df. ^- R Pmaly, dec\?
tra id tb# hand? of jlha uodenrigwd for colcction.
Partiofl concerned *oulJ do WolltO
i??d this notioc, iiv.jH.'ny-oi
it-jf V, THOMSON A FAIR.
Nor 10, 1MB, 40?1?-: * '.'6-1 I ^
fi I V"T i. ^ . , .? .".iJiW ^
NOTICE.
1) u u a g i s t .
COKESBURY, S. C.,
WOULD in(orm his friends and the public
that ho tins just rccoiveU a full assortment
of the very best
| DRUGS, FAINTS, .OILS,
Vni'imOmtf Tlun QfiifFa Qnnmi
TUIliiowjo, u)ii uiuuo, wjuu|JO,
Extracts, Perfumries,
PAPER, ENVELOPES,
HAIR DIES AND RESTORATIVES OF
T11B ti:sT QUALITYAmi
all nvliok-3 usnnlly k'p* l>v Druggists,
vrhicls hi; iifTi'r? '>r. l!" !iio?' aU"}
It:t v. liol.i ttr.e',v l. iiv: just select*.I Uy F.'U. W.
I*. NOK\VO01>,iu I :iJti!>.<>!c iiii-1 Kc\v York.
In u-Jiliti".; in k:a ?' ! y eoiuplnto stock of
ftiwl I'koniifii!.?, ho k<%? |?3 constantly
u s?!-i'Iy c!' the very Scr.t nurJUic* f>f
WI1 AND* WHISKEY,
Pol tlio sir.k. ninl fnmilv nor?
ni'-tuliMl ntu) tcste'l by tlic pliyeii*inns> prr.ernliy.
Vliypiriana prescriptions aj.<l nil orders
liilcd with cxaolnoM, ami any .nliel.
I'iillvd for :iol p!i li'Jinl promptly ordered.
Tlip.nkfill '* "tlio very liberal patruiiajrc ln>s'.??\vcd
upon liim .luting the past year lie
Ii<>p?<> by tlio most strict attention, to jimrit :i
uf l!jo saint'. promising to kecicMtstaiJly
a supply of r.ii articles Uc-cdtd by
liit- pi'Mio ti-in.ra!Iy.
lieepecifully,
J. F. TOWNStND.
12. lSi/J, -I-?if
<ylv m ir /n
JNUXJJiJK,
\LL person? having demauds ngninst
. tho laic JohnII. Wilson deceased,
wiiI present copies of their demands properly
probated to the nndersigned, as sooi
!ts convenient.
R. K. BOWIE.
L. <J. WILSON,
Admiuiblrators.
May 7, IPCS, C?if
Qhiuau: and \um
SHOP. I
CHARLES COX
Respectfully iuforms the pni>/c tim
lie is i>r??ni>?l to b?iil<l to orilt*', BUO
OIE3 nn.l LIGHT UOfMZAWAYS, ?u<l ?o ??
ill kimli of oMlUTA'lK nnJ W.\(!')M VOKI
:it'hurt nolic; ami on r?*n&>>u;il>lr terou i*
:'OW work W.TIM lit el fci' t Wclve lUOllthd /
IVbruary 2.*>. ISf.y,-u, tf t ' ij
mH A. TALMAlft 1
MAGISTRATE./ ^
.U3BEVILLE C.fI.
OFFICE formerly occupied by font
soil & Fair, next to "NT. /Let
! ?*<1. r|
April23d 1SC9, 52?tf j J
J UI
um3t
SADDLER AND HARNEfMAKER, |
saddles/ I
Harness and TrilfcaM
ALSO, I
FUIJjflTl'llE >C'paiipiiyl rccovcovercd.
Ca*?Sca|it in Chairs
A I! work ft oho fitly, J-on reason! >
o term-*. t[Juno JtW, 0, tf.
Shoes, Hats, Cap's, Pant ,
/ I bc<
Stuff, Osraburgspirtings
and lactorirkrn.
I I^Oll salo bI J to01
.!_ | JL UA. <M UO.,
' May 1, 18(1, 2?Iff
WOOL I W WOOL! I^
TUo Hi host iffiot rrict)8
VMpi
Tlil, .
I 9 B?
IN EXCJAM^'rOit GOODS
HP wooUa?t U from bitrstbd foreign
matter.}WilOtca either washed or r| ?
unwashed* j _ fl
MILLEl IOBERTSON. ^
Jane 6,188* ft
1 18: now i
CANS, )YWs, TOMATOES tlmt 1
and CC UmpINES, PICK- E1VY
LE\ MKR-SA UCE. Th
an<flfTAUXh''.}!? OAK
I$!!^m,SJK>* 4 co.' Jtt
May 7, 1800,1*1 t>,? j|ii
KEEP HI
W. C. HEW
At the Big Si
BROAD STREET, At
13 TIIE PLACE TO BUY* CHEAP, PURE AXL
BRANDIES, WHISKIES,
f Ales, Porters,
f
1.1 >V IXJ
L^fJK RECTIFYING AND 111
TIIl$j>nly Establishment of that kind, i
nulling but l'uro and Unadulterated 1
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN
To wlii^ they would call tlio attention of tli
all who pill favor them with their patronage,
in tho .7"tli.
W. O. H
| JI.EWITT'S liLOUIS HOT KIV
I Oi
Maj20, lSCH, S?Gin
"JFUMITUKI
Oil CUibcuillc (T
i
/
OVER J. A. TALI*
t D. CHALH
RAVI** on baud :ire receiving a
fi* New Furniture.
Jvorytliing pertaining to :m establish n
Kuil (in Iian?l t>i supply every demand.
To rospcetfuly invil.s our fYirnds ai
erfiniine our .Spelt. Kverylbiiig will l-e
j J, I).
1
MARBLE
/
f.\ FULlisupjily of Italian irarble lc<
mlers at asfnv prices as can be bou ght i
I J. 1
August fi, 1SG0, 1(5?tf
/' THE ABB
SEAL, SIGN &
PROPRII
piIE subscribers would rospectfully inform
L skillful workmen, and all I lie necessarry 11
A GES?. BUGGIES AND WAGONS, and
5S.
All new work warrentcd for twelve months,
GASII, which we make to tlio purchaser's
AINTING AND TRIMM
rticnhir attention will be given to the Paintin
s, and all contracts faithfully carried out.
SMITH DEP
0 have in our employ an efficient workiua
j have a Patent Tire-Shrinker with
1 accurrncv without cutting, making tiio wi
bout damaging the whcol in the least. Per
nld do well to remember that one-half the v
cutting and shrinking in the usual way. Si
jiu nub umuuine is used.
constantly
VV liUOGIFIS of tlio best material. Also,
ilnnt and Drop Black Cofiins. The hearse
oitited time, ami personal attention given wh
Jay 28, 1800, 5?if
Tirno
have just;received
FAMILY SI
ONSIS^ING of EVERY!
riKS'X" ULASS Grocery
sn'sclcctcdjwit'll care and bou;
Wc will not bo undersold, whe
ods arc taken into considcratic
rnsai
18 59, 50?If
mm &
PAIRERS OF COTTON GINS, 1
HOUSE CARPENTERS I
. . f
IE subscribers would inform their friends an
prepared, whh competont workmen and an
in Gins, Threabera and Fans, andr do all
i their long exporience in the various branches
oir ability to give satisfaction, and trust to m
receiving a suppl/of GIN MATERIAL, and
ime. -work will be done on the most rea*o
ton*a" ?"a '?rft ?
(tRIGHT.:r
J - I , . </ -? (,
|P PEOPLE!
rrr & co
gn No. 282,
TGTJSTA, GEORGIA. j
) UNADULTERATED LIQUORS, SUCH !
RIMS, WINES |.
.Bitters, &c. \ I
THIS 1I0USE IS A
2FJJS1NG ESTABLISHMENT, ^ .
n tlic Southern Stales, wliore they make
Liquors. They are also ^
LiaUORS AND CIGARS,
*r
c trado. Tlicy defy competition, assuring fe
that they will soil cheaper than any houso S
EYf ITT & CO., I
, Faro J led need to $'J l'cr Day,
ic ol" the Best llcloU, in the South, p?
3 STORE, |
?*.4>
. )., 0. .,?
iV.
;
[EDGE'S STGItS.
r
'TOQ %-r I
large and varied stock assortment!?
lent of this kind Avill bo constantly^
n! tlio public generally to call andg&f
sold LOW FOU CASH. . M
CHALMERS & CO. I
YARD. |
apt constancy on hand to supply all a
n tlio State.
3. CHALMERS. i
EYILLE " |
ROBERTSON, \
3TORS.
Ibo public tliat tlioy are prepared with S
nateriuls for tho manufacturing of CAR- Vj|
all other work pertaining to their bnsi- ||
and sold at tho lowest figures possible,
interest. 8fr- ^
I KG DEPARTMENT. |. ,
is and Trimminr* nf ?> ?>
o ? v...cSca ?uu l^Ug- -3
ABTMENT. W j
n in all tlio brandies of this busincs?. ^ ,-f
which we oan shrink tires with per:akest
places stronger than before, ami 5 sons
who have tires that need shrinking 3 v--. .
vheeln are ruined or materially injured S i ' ''
itibfactiou is guaranteed in every job ? ;
OH HABB,
Metallic Cases, Imitation Rosewood,
will attend funeruls punctuilly at tli? I .
en desired.
m
A TULIi STOCK OF ' 1;
JPPLIES, I
'IIING usually kept in a 1 ^
Store, nil of which have II S;J
?ht for CASH.
11 the QUALITY of our SijP
>n, Gtvc us a call.'
bx m
SMITH, I
'HRESHERS AND FANS, f lND
BUILDERS. |
d the puhlio generally thdt they ar?
abundance of material, to REPAIR
work in the line of Carpentering. p}>>=
s of tlreir kuainess, they fee} confident I ^ <3
oritthe public patronage., . They are I . are
prepared to exeonie aTI. worlc in HBrL-3
nahle terma-CASH ||||^
f RKADY-M^ltflE WAtfltJ* and 1%
.? >(? 1 *X> > t By$?||