The Greenville enterprise. (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, September 11, 1872, Image 3
A Great Improvement :
sinnonr hepatic tidiii
r- .PATENT
TH18 i? an Improvement upon the original
fup in Llqold form, nrijr for dee. Thli
papain, or nay Siekneea arlaiag from Torpid a
ran ova* (ha bile, and canaaa tha patient to a
entirely vegetable^ and gnaraataas MtUfaotion.
oina. 8old bjr all druggiata and daalara every
kino 4k boibokouoh,
D0WI1, MOI8B A DAVIS, Wh
MARSHALL ft MATXLDI:
p?p it '
JOHN H. S(
LIFE AND FIEE ]
AND NOrAI
Home Of N. T. C
Assets, July, 18'
North British and M
and Edinburg,
$10,0(1
Georgia Hon
Carolina Life, of A
$1,10
UFF1CE WITH MESSF
For Sale,
WILL BB SOLD, on Monday. 7th day of
October, Salesday, one GOLD WATCH
CHAIN, belonging to tba Estate of A. B.
VICKER8, deceased.
W. T. SHUMATE,
Administrator.
Sept 11 19 2
Sale.
WILL be sold, before tba Court Homo
door, on Salesday in Oetobor next,
One STEAM BOILER.
Also,
One Tract of LAND, containing Fourteen
or Fifteen Acres; seven miles from Greenville,
on hotb sides of the Air-Line Railroad ;
adjoining lands ot Mark Barton, McBeo and
others. Sold as tho property of J. W. GRADY,
bankrupt. W. T. SHUMATE,
A. BLYTHK,
Sept 11?19-2 Assignees.
tTkenotIceT"
W LL PERSONS INDEBTED
* iffli to the F> RMS of
^ M. A. HUNTER & CO.,
AND OF
FOSTER & HUNTER,
Are especially requested to pav
n p. as we arc under I lie necessity
of making ibis call in order to
effect
a change in oik
BUSINESS.
m. a hunter & co.,
foster & hunter.
Sept IGth, 1872. 19-tf
MARSHALL
MAULDIN.
o
3ntow
IS THE TIME TO SOW
RED CLOVER;
Ten Bushels
FOR BALK AT
Marshall & mauldins.
Wanted to Bay,
FOR WIUCH THE HIQIIEST PRICKS
urrr f on n * rn *vt ? ? ot?
ff 4UU 00 mil/ 1 ?* UAOU V/XV
DARTBK,
1,000 lbs. ?obelia Seed,
1,000 lbs. Ginseng.
JUST TO HAND,
Fifty Boxes
FRENCH GLASS,
AT A LOW FIGURE.
PAINTS & OILS,
* AT LOW TRICES.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
At Publishers' Prices.
12 Doz. WEBSTER'S SPELLER
AT WUOLBSALK PRICES.
M FTTf.T. ASSORTum no
^^GOODS IN OUR LINE AT
AS LOW PRICES AS CAN BE
BOUGIIT IN THE CITY.
AS WE WILL BE CONSTANT
LY RECEIVING FRESH GOODS
FOR THE FALL TRADE, WE
WILL, FOR THE NEXT SIXTY
DAYS, DISPOSE OF MANY
GOODS AT COST.
ATTENTION 18 ASKED TO
iIIR, rAU jXIAT WK ARE IN
NEED OP yONEY, AND THOSE
ENOEBTBD WILL PLEASE PAY
UP IN THE NEXT THIRTY
DAYS. /* M. & M.
in the Med eal Science.
POVNP OR tiTCDl CUM.
ED 1071.
R??ipt of A. Q. SIMMONS, of Georgia, pat
medicine define a rival for Constipation, Dysr
Diseased Liver. It Is atfld as a oatbartio,
ooa feel like a sew person. This Medicine is
Those suffering will do well to try this Medlwhere.
Proprietors, Waldo, Fla.
olesale Agents, Charleston, 8 0.
ff. Agents for Greenville.
19 6m
3HOFIELD,
[NSUEANCE AGENT,
IT PUBLIC.
apital, $2,500,000.
72, $4,393,664.
ercanttle, of London
Capital (Gold)
10,000.
ie, $350,000,
I emphis, Tennessee,
0,000.
IS. EARLE & BLYTHE,
AOEISTT
FOR
WEBR Aivn a?Nf!li!n
.. juovwy mm t JU CAtl \9iMAii
sewing machiret.
UNEXCELLED and warranted to give
perfect satisfaction, and will sell them
on credit payments, made easy.
Will still keep a good assortment of
Clothe, Casditnores and Gentle*
men's Furnishing Goods.
Will cut and make in the hest and latest
styles. Unexcelled fits warranted.
O. A. PIOELB &00.
Sept il Itf 4
RED, B.UST-PROOP
OATS,
FOR sale, at J. B. HENRY'S.
Sept 4 18 2
Greenville 6c Columbia Railroad?
Change of Schedule.
ON and after Thursday. September 4th,
1872, the PASSENGER TRA1N8 on
this Road will be run as follows, daily, Sun-,
days excepted :
doing We*t, or Up.
Leave Columbia at 7 14 am
" Alston... 9 04 a m
" Newberry ...10 40 a m
it />-.! % - "
v/<>ncujury................... 2 00 p m
" Belton 3 60 p in
Arrive at Greenville. 6 30 p m
Going Eait, or Doton.
Leave Greenville at 730 i m
" Bolton 0 30 a m
" Cokosbury.... ... 11 16 a m
" Newberry 2 3<l p
" Alston ... 4 20 p tn
Arrive at Goluinbia 6 00 p m
fltB" Conncot at Alston with Trains on tho
Spartanburg nod Union Railroad; conneot at
Columbia with Night Trains on the South
Carolina Railroad up and down ; also with
Trains going North and South on tho Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta and the Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
ABBEVILLE BRANCH.
Train leaves Abbeville at 9 !5 a nr., con*
nooting with Down Train from Greenville.?
Leaves Cokeshury at 2 16 p m., connecting
with Up Train from Columbia. Accommodatiou
Train, Mondays*Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave Cokesbury at 11 16 a m, or on
the arrival of tho Down Train from Greenville.
Leaves Abbeville at 1 o'clock p is, connecting
with Up Train from Columbia.
ANDERSON BRANCH AND BLUE RIDGE
DIVISION.
Down.
Leave Walhalla at - 6 46 a m
" PerryviMe 6 26 a m
" Pendleton 7 10 a in
" Anderson 810 a m
Arrive at Bolton a*- 9 00 a m
Up.
Leave Belton at 8 60 p m
" Andeidon 4 60 p m
" Pendleton 6 60 p m
" Perry villa 6 36 p tn
Arrive at Walhalla at 7 15 p n
Accommodation Trains between Belton and
Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and flat,
nrdays. Leave Belton at 9 60 a tn., or on
arrival of Down Train from Qroenville. Leave
Anderson at 2 00 p m, connecting with Up
Train from Columbia.
T110MA8 DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent.
JABEZ NORTON, General Tioket Agent.
Sep It 19 If
T>Y virtue of authority in ma vested aa
il Chairman of Ureenville County for the
Republican Party, I bvroby call a eouvantion of
the Republloan voters of this Count v at Green.
villa Court House, to ba bald on tba Ud day of
September, at 11 o'clock A. M.for tba purpose of
nominating tba following oandidataa to ba voted
for at tba next ensuing aleoiion : One Senator,
four Representatives, one School Commissioner,
Sheriff, tbraa County Commission*
ars, Clark ol Court, Probata Judsra, Coroner.
Tba ratio of representation will be as the
last County Convention.
Til08. BRISK, Chairman.
Sept 4 18 2
Important Sales.
I OFFER at private sale the following valuable
Real Estate in the City o( Greenville
>
The LOT on Avenue and Washington
Streets, on which are a Dwelling of 8 rooms,
and two two-story Buildings now used for
tores, Ao. This ia one of the most convenient
locations in the City, and will be divided
if desired.
ALSO,
Thirty-three Acres of Land on the south
side of Reedy River, adjoining the Furman
Universitv. and near the AmnrilL .?<t
lumhia Railroad Depot. On this is a (Ball
Cottage of four room*, and other Buildings;
good Orohard, and many desirable building
Loeatlone.
Adjoining No. 2 is a LOT containing Seven
Acres of Land, on which are two Dwelling
Honses of two stories, with Outbuildings, Ac.,
Spring of good Water, and select Orchard of
Fruit.
This Property will be divided to suit purabusers.
For further Information, apply to
T. B. THKUHTON, Bxeoutor.
Sept 4 18 4
Notice
18 hereby given to all whom ?l may concern
that 1 will apply to 8. J. Doothlt,
Protista Judge of Grventiile County, on the
4th day of October next, for a FINAL DISCHARGE
aa Guardian of PINCKNEY
HAWKINS.
II. r. 1IAUMRTT, Guardian.
September 8, 1872. 18-6
PAR SMALL CRAW
h HHE attention of Farmers plai
U is called to the
VANDO F
WHICH IS ESPECIALLY J
Having been tried for several i
nounced The Fertilizer " for Sm
USE WANDO, and doable yc
WANDOl unsurpassed lor Sir
W ANDO I nneqnalled for Tar
WM. O. JDTJ
GENEHAI
South Atlantic Whi
JAMES G. HOLMES,
Superintendent Aflrene.ien.
August is
COLUMBIA PHCENIX,
rOILIIHD DAILY AMD TKI-WKEKI.Y ;
w a a IK Hi w ?xbis^EsaiH,
BYRRY WEDNESDAY,
By JULIAN A- BKLBY.
Contains latest Telegraphic News troin al
parte vf the W orld, besides spicy Editorials
sharp Locals, interesting Miscellaneous Read
ing Matter, Poetry, Ac.
Terms, for Six Months.?Daily Phoenix
$4.00 ; Tri-weckly Phoenix, $2.60 ; Weekly
Gleaner, $1.60.
The State of South Carolina
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
SIlEHnT'B SALES.
BY Yirtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Fa
cia? t? me directed, I will sell belon
i he Court House door, on SalexJay in Oc
tober next. between the hours of 10 o'olncl
io the forenoon and S o'clock iu the after
nugnf
One Tract of Land, containing One Hun
died Acr?s, more or lees, lying on waters o
Snlud'i river, near Wilson's Bridge, adjoin
ing lands of Elijah Eekew, John Tolleraoi
and others. Levied on as the property o
Catherine Wilson, Kxeeutiix, at the auiio
Jasper Wilson, Kxeoutor.
ALSO,
Ons Tract of J-and, containing One Hun
dred and Twenty Acres, more or less, to
geth?r with a Cotton Factory thereon
known as the ttueiia Vista Factory, log>-th
er with all tools, machinery, appliances
and appurtenances thereunto belonging.?
| Also, one Tiaoi of Land, containing Twen
ty Acres, more or less, together with a Gria'
Mill thereon, adjoining the Factory Tract
and known as the Grist Mill Tract. Also
one other Tract, known as the Lester Home
stead, containing Three Hundred Aeiea
more or less, adjoining lands of Balesvilh
Manufacturing Company. and others. Lev
ied on as the properly of Lester A Bothers
at the suit of M L. Msrchant sod others.?
Bald pioperly will he sold subject to Met
of the mortgage of Wytnan, fiyrd A Co.
upon said property. Re-sold at the risk c
the former purohaser.
ALSO,
One Tract containing One Ilundred am
Fifty Acres, more or less, and known ai
toe Paper Mill Place, adjoining lands o
T. L. Fowler, 8. B. Hutching* and others
Also, ons Tract, known as the Mayfleh
Plmse, containing Three Hundred Aerea
more er less, adjoining lands of Win. Batei
A Co., Mrs. Orishsm and others. Levied 01
as the property of Lester A Brothers, at thi
suit of M. L. Marchant and others.
Terms Cash. Purchasers to pay fot
stamps and papers.
J.' L SOUTHERN. 9. O. C.
Sheriff"* Office, Greenville, 8. 0., Septum.
I?er 8. 1872. 18-6
The State of South Carolina
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
Dy S. J. DOUT 11 IT, Require, Judge of Pro
bate of eaid County.
WHEREAS. ANN J IRVINE hen filed i
Petition in my office, praying that Let
tersof Administration, with the Will annex
ed. on all and singular the good# nod chattels,
rights and credits of E. 9. IRVINE
late ol the County aforesaid, deceased
I shoufd he granted to her.
j These are. therefore, to cite ard admon
ish sll and singular tna kindred and creditors
of the said deecased, to be and appeal
In the Court of Proha"e for said County, tc
' be hidden at Greenville Court House, ot
the 17/A day of September inet.. to show caus*
it any, why the said Administration shouk
not be granted
8 J DOUTHIT, J. P, O. C.
Office of Judge of Probate, September 8
1872. 18-2
? ? CO 1 > " S ?
u 21 ?=?
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9 ^ a sahii 1
^ off < . .g"?-3-1 a
m a? I >P< <m
^ fe> 2 - S* iH , 3 fc
JSS ! is "
ss ^ h *? s
U. S. Marshal's Sale.
BT rlrtoe of an order to mo loaned froe
the Honorable the Diatrlet Court fo
Booth Carolina, I will sell, to the highest bid
dor at aootion, before tbe Court honee, on Sat
urday, th? 14(A day of Stptambtr, at 11 o'olool
A. M., the following property, to wit :
6 Boxes of Manufactured Tobacco
Tasst- CASH
R. M. WALLaCR,
_ ? u. 8. Marshal.
W. II. Moimcr, Drpuly U. 8. M.
8?pt 4 >8 2
CRASS AND TURNIPS.
o
iting Wheat, Oats, Rye and Barley,
ESTIL1ZER
iDAFrED TO TBB9B 0R0P8.
i
leasone in different States, it ie pro-1
all Qrain and Turnips.
>nr cronn.
' ?
tall Grain,
nips.
rBLSS db OO-,
^ AGENTS,
nrf, Charleston, 8. C.
I JULIU8 0. SMITH.
I Agent, Greenville, S. 0.
17 4
STATE OF 80UTH CAROLINA,
GREENVILLE OOUNTY.
i Sheriff** Sale*.
BY virtue of an ord?r fro*a 3. J. Don
Tarr, Probate Judge of Oreenrille
County, I will sell, on Saleoday in October
next, before the Court House door, at public
outcry, the following property, via:
A House and Lot, situated in the
City of Greenville, bounded by lands
of Vardry McBee, deceased, G. F.
[ Townes, and others, and containing
J Two acres, more or loss. Robl
\ m the property of Gen. Win. K.
' Eh?lev, deceased, for payment of the
) debts of said deceased. On said Lot
L are good Out-houses, Kitchen and othr
er improvements.
TEKM8?One-third cash ; balance
on a credit of six months, with in-*
teres*, from date. Purchasers to give
bond and approved security and a
mortgage of the premises to the Probate
Judffe, to secure the payment of
the purchase money. Purchasers to
I pay for titles and stamps.
f J. L SOUTIIEKN, S G. C.
\ Sept. 3, 1872. 18-5
I RIBBONS,
- MILLINERY j 1872. [ AND STRAW
GOODS,
r ALSO,
Wnite Goods, Embroideries, &c
, ARMSTRONCVOATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS, Manufacturers ami Jobbers,
Bonnet, Trimming, Neck and Sash Ribbons
; Velvet Ribbons; Neck Ties; Bonnet
- Silks, Sstins, Velvets and Crapes ; Flowers,
e Feathers, Ornaments, Frames, Ac. Straw
. Bonnets and Ladies and Children's Hats,
. trimmed and untriinmcd.
AND IN CONNKCTINO WARDROOMS,
White Goods, Linens, Embroideries, Laces,
k Nets, Collars, Setts, Handkerchiefs, Veiling,
f Head Nets, Ac., Ac.
, Nos. 237 and 239 Baltimore Street, Bal,
timore, Md.
f These goods are manufactured by us, or
f bnucht for Po?h
, - ?0? ?. ?i?vvuj ii"ui iut> ciurii|ira.ii
and American manufacturers, embracing all
the latest novelties, unequulled In variety and
choapncss in any market. Orders filled with
. care, promptness and despatch.
Aug 28 17 5
; 13th August, 1872.
WE hereby notify the puhlio that the
United Slates Patent Office has
GRANTED A
! PATENT
FOR
; TEST'S (HO DISTRIBUTOR."
which fnlly covers all its parts. 1
They will bo manufactured, and for sale,
^ by us.
? t3T State and County Rights for
f tale.
1 /3F" All infringements prosecuted
j to the full extent of the lato.
1 W. J. WEST.
5 GOWKR, COX A MARKLEY,
Owners of the Patent.
r Aug 21 16 tf
3872_ ML
OUR STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER
DRV GOODS & NOTIONS
k WILL BE COMPLETE BY TIIE
: 1st September.
With a resident buyer in the Northern markets,
we are prepared, at ail times, to execute
your orders, upon the most favorable terms,
or to servo you in person.
^Jr-We respectfully invite you to call.
r E. W. MARSHALL & CO.,
143 MEETING STREET,
! CHARLESTON, S.C.
1 B. 0. MAtJLDlN is with us, and will be
glwd to serve all friends.
Aug 14 16 8m
ORO. W. WILLIAMS. I JAMR8 BRinOR, JR.
" WILLIAM BIRNIC. FRARK B.TAYLOR.
JOS. R. RoBKRTSOR. I ROBT. S. CATHCAKT.
Geo. W. Williams & Co,
Factors and Commission
merchants,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
AID
Williams, Birnie& Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
85 Beaver Street and 20 Exchawoe Place,
NEW YORK.
Mam . Foster k IIcwtek are pre,
pared to roako liberal advanoes on Cotton and
1 Produce shipped to ua either in Charleston or
New York. 13-4m
Estate SaleVITILL
be sold, at the late residenoe of
W JOHN WATSON, Jr., deceased, on
Tue*day, 17iK Septtmktr, 1873, the following
nTAnnr? w t\f laM K?taU ?i?
r Mules, Cattle, Hogs,
u Farming Implements,
k Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and many other articles too
nuinerons to mention.
Tbkm*.?CASH.
J. P. WAT80N, ) . ...
W. N. TAYLOR, J r?
Sept 4 18 2
X i
_
Call fpcm th? public will asaura ibem that
wa no aopply all ibat la naadad bj a .,]
HAN
Io tha way of Orangae, Lamona, Nu?a, all
kinda, Candtaa, Sugar, CofT-o, Tobaaoo,
aba wing and amokiog, Cigara, and almua*
avarytlnog to be
FOUND
la a wall ordarad atora of thin charaoter.
Tbosa who purahaaa from ca, go away
pleated ; ana at to prioea, wa hare a
DEAD
Thing on moat deelara, baing ntremdj
low. Our locution,
IN
Point of eonTtnianee, it not e.xoelled, on Augattn
Street, where our trienda tboald cell.
A
Large aupplj ia conatantly kept on hand,
whteb will ba eold by rata 1 or by the
WAGON
Load. Call and ae# ua before porohaaiog
elac where.
FRANK HAMMOND <fe CO.
Anguat 7 14 8
EXECUTORS' SALE,
FOUR OR FIVE THOUSAND
ACRES OF FINE
WOODLAND.
BY virtue of no order from the Circuit
Court for Greenville County, we will
ell before the Court House door, on Kalesday
in October next, to the highteet bidder,
the following lends, to wit:
One Tract in Greeville County, five miles
shove the City of Greenville, lying on both
sides of the Air Line Railroad, and of the
Rutherfoid Road, containing about One
Thousand Acres, and known as the Mountain
Creek Tract.
One Tract, containing from Fonr to Five
Hundred Acres, lying between the Pendle*
ton and Anderson Roads, and on both sides
of the Eaeley's or Towns' Brid ,e Road.
One Tract, of about Four Hundred Aeree,
lying between the Anderson and Grove
Roads, and on both sides of tbe Greenville
ii Columbia Railroad
One Tract, of about Fourteen Hundred
Acres, lying between the Grove and Augusta
Road?, on both sides of tbe Kouth,
and North Forks of Brushy Creek, and
koown as the Brushy Creek Tract.
One Tract, of ahout Twelve Hondred
Acres, known as the Laurel Creek Tract.
One Lot of Seven or Eight Acres, lving
within the corporate limit* of the City of
Greenville, fronting on Pendleton and An-?
o- - - -----
irri?oii sirens, and adjoining lands of
Gaines, Stradley and others.
The above l ands are almost entirely in
the original forest, and the extreme outer
limits of no portion of them is more than
six mileafrom the City limits?some of them
are entirely within the City, others partly
within and partly without, and others
from a hall to five and aix miles distant.?
The different Tracts will oe sub-divided iuto
Tracts of from Thirty to Fifty Acres to
suit purchasers, and Plata of the same will
he exhibited on the day of sale, and in the
meantime can be seen by calling on Alexander
McBee.
ALSO,
One Tract of Land, known as tbe ' Shoal
Tract," containing One Hundred and Forty
Aures, more or lees, situated in the upper
part of Greenville County, on waters of
Beaverdam Creek, and adjoining lands of
R. F. Whlldeo and others.
One Tract, known as tbe " Qap Creek
Tract," lying on both sides of the Old Gap
Creek Road and Gap Creek, containing Fifteen
Hundred or Two Thousand Acres, and
extending to the North Carolina Line.
TERMS.?Onc-thlrd Cash; balance on
credit of twelve months, secured by Note
and Mortgage of premises. Purchasers to
pay for stamps and papers
If all the Tracts are not sold on Snlesday
In October, the sale will continue from day
to day until all are disposed of.
V. A MoBEE.
ALEX. McHEE,
Executors of Vsrdry McBee, deceased.
Aug 14 10 8
STATS OF SOUTH CABOLIHA,
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of an order from 8. J. Douthit,
Probate Judgo of Oreenville County, I
will lell, on Salesday in October next, at public
outcry, before the Court House door, the
following TracU of Land, via :
No. 1. All that Tract of Land situate within
the City limits of Qreenvilie, about one
mile from the Court House, on Pendleton and
other streets now being opened, containing
Thirty (30) Acres, moro or less, about Ten
(10) of which are under cultivation, the re
mainder is well timbered, having bcuutiful
Building Lots on all of it, and is well adapted |
for cultivation. Also, on this Tract of Land
is a substantial Dwelling House, ot six rooms ;
also, good Outbuildings, with an excellent
8pring of Water within a few yards of the
House. The said House and Land lies con*
venient to either the Oreenville and Columbia
Railroad or the present site of the Atlanta and
Richmond Air-Line Depots. May be out np
into lots suitable to purchasers before day of
sale.
No. 2. Known ns Sherman Lot, situate in
the City of Oreenville, on Main Street, bounded
on north by North Street, and west by
Laurens Street, and contains One and OneFourth
Acres, more or less. On this Lot is a
good House with four rooms, the necessary
outbuildings, and a Well of excellent water;
alsq, fine Harden spot This property is well
located fot business bouses.
AL80,
A valuable Plantation, situated on waters
of 8outh Tyrer River, adioininu lands of A. J.
Ponder, V. McBee and others, containtng
Eleven Hundred and Sixty five Aorea, more
or less, and Known as the Carson Gold Mine
Tract. On this Tract ia One Hundred (100)
Acres of first-olass River Bottom Land, under
a high state of cultivation. This Land Ilea
within eighteen miles of Greenville Court
Hoase, and fourteen miles of Spartanburg C.
II. The Gold interest in this place has
been pronounced, by experienced Miners, to
be very valuable.
The above property is sold as the property
of Luther M. MoBoe, deceased, for partition
amonij the beirt.
TERMS?One-Third Cash; the balanee on
a Credit of Twelve (12) Months, with interest
from day of sale. Purchasers to give Bond
and Mortgage of premises to Probate Judge,
to secure the payment of tbe puroh ise money.
P.irAh.l.r. tn n.> t? Q ~ 1 n
j"/L'.80U~T HBRN, 's^'o'."c.
Auguit 21, 1872. 18?7
"PAY U HUT THfil BUST"
ALT, partiea indebted to MRS. L. T. JENNINGS
ere kindly reoueated to eome
forward end SETTLE TH KIR ACCOUNTS.
Mra. Jennings, et the aemo time, will Ket>^7
bint tbet ahe keepa e CASH STORK, and
that all Uooda taken oat and not aettled for at
the time, wore promiaed to bt paid for ?n a
ftio day or weeka. Her oircumatanoea do
not permit her to wait any longer upon delinquents.
17-8
i
" Or.
BGQKT km STAPLE A*
COURT HOUSE 8QUAR
Kaopo in Stock the following, togotkor will
S?KINCB'8 PROTSAN FOUNTAIN PENS
writ** 0 to 8 hours with om tiling j pv
N8, with m< without Holdara ; prteaa Irou
thro# alaaa) prtea U o*oU u doaaa. STEEL P
J)ILLKT, Not*, Latter, Foolscap, Blft Cap, S
J Lagal Cap, Flat Latter, Flat Cap and j
naia Papar, hp tha quira ar raaaa. 1
Memorandums, indexes, day book.,
Ledgers, Reoosd Book*, fall ?ad half
bound. ??
OA nnn BNVBL0PB8, of nriott
OUyvVJU ' lite* ud qualities, from
$1.76 to $6 ? thousand.
APU4.L SUPPLY of Pen*. Ink, Inkstands,
Pencils, Sealing Wax, Lottor Clip*,
or Color*. CboMmeo, Rubbor Band*, VI*"
itlog Cards,, do., Ac.
June 36 S
Excelsior Mattre
THE poblio it Informed that there la snob
the Wonderful Excelsior
Soood and refreshing sleep ia secured tha
Mattresses. Persons oeed not have their pi
Bugs, for they fill not infeat thia Maltreat
These Mattresses are gotten up in various
and $10. A good assortment always on har
carriage makers, that this Patent Exoelelor ii
it la vary light and durable, and I would ree
any quantity, as I buy direot from the Boat
and 1 can aell It very eneop.
Manufacturer of the " Wonderful Patent
Court House.
CITIZENS' SAVINCSl
BANK
or
SOUTH CAROLINA.
:o:
Compound Interest Allowed
on Deposits*
W U lltSHTM n
njn, mAniiH| rreiicilll.
JOHN B. PALMER, Vice-President.
A. G. BREKIZER, Cashier.
J. C. B. SMITH, Local Assistant Cashier.
J. U. SAWYER, Assistant Cashier, in General
Chargo.
DIRECTORS.
Wado Hampton, Rev. William Martin, A.
C. Haskell, P. W. McMaster, E. H. HeiuiUb,
John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia;
J. Eli Gregg, Marion ; G. T. Scott, W. G.
Mayes, Newberry; B. H. Rutledge, Daniel
Ravenei, Jr., Charleston.
:o:
Greenville Branch.
J. J. BLACKWOOD, Assistant Cashier.
:o:
Planters, Mechanics, and Professional Men,
Widows, Orphans, Trustees and County Officers,
having money for which thoy have no
present use, can here deposit it, thus avoiding
alt risks of thefts aud destruction by fire, and
at the same time draw interest thereon till
| needed.
prr- Citiions of Groenville can save thou- I
sands of dollars by patronising their Bank.
Deposits solicited, no matter how small, or
bow largo.
Gold and Silver received on deposit,
at interest, and repaid in kind, or in currency,
as agreed upon.
May 22 3 6m
SAMUEL STRADLEY,
SUCCESSOR TO
DAVID &STRADLEY,
WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE
HIS FRIENDS, AT THE
OLD STJ1JYD,
WHERE IIE WILL
SELL THEM
AT
LOW
M6IRKS.
Feb 28 43 tf
PAOL B. LALANE. I K. t. I.AR01788ELIERK.
| A. A. AVEILIIK.
paul b7lalane & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Commission Merchant*,
AT NO. 175 EAST BAY,
Charleston, S. C.
July 24 12 ly
LAND FOB SALE.
I^WO TRACTS of LAND, on South Salu.
da River, oontatninar 780 acres, part
beet River and Creek BOTTOM, with new
improvements
Also large lot cf valuable HORSES, CATTLE
and flOQSi. A(>plv to
JULIUS C. SMITH, or
J. II. MoCLANAHAN,
May 29 4 td
T. W. DAVIS
WATCH MAKER AID EIGRATER.
?SC CORNER OP a*
MAIN /pSfi
i'if IJP AND 'fflT- i
Washington ItrooU nasi Door to Hntional
Bank,
GRKENVILLB, 8 C.
May 8 1 tf
10 FANCY STATIONERY,
B, GRERNVILLE, 8. 0.
t auuma atkar Artialaa l? similar lima*:
, an oxoolW.nl artlolo for tbo Doak or Poakot;
too*, $4.50 ud $5. WARRANTED GOLD
$1.50 to $4. BEBTOR'8 GOLDEN PENS,
ENS in rariotr,
BIBLE8, TmUumoU, Hyac Book* J
Infant Clan* Quoation B^nka
Uaien Questions, OtoNMtln Questions
Olui Books, Rtwvd TiokoU
Fresh Laurels, Par* Gold, Pro its and Flo wars
Prito Books, Bib la Dictionary, it.
ftf Sunday School Libraries ordered, and
furnished free of freight, at pnblioatioa prises.
T AW and Trial Jnstioo Blanks, at Charles*
I j ton priocs, by the quire or quantity.
Deeds, Mortgages, Masonic Demits, Drafts, Ac.
6m
88 Manufactory.
i a place in Greenville, where they can get
Mattresses and Pillow*.
ee bot and sultry nights by lying on theeo
resent dreems disturbed by tbet rn, Bed
. They ere a great comfort to the weary
style*, sixes and prices, from f 6, $7, $8, $9
id. Would also eey, for the information of
i a good thing lor stuffing ousbiooe, <fcc., as
ommend it. I can furnish the Excelsior in
P.?i.i?- r>_ ?_ t ....
uv.n|>?uT in isrge qoinilUW,
? J. O. C. TURNER,
Excelsior Mattress,' two door* South of
11-tl
Office Comptroller General.
Columbia, B. C., February 1, 1872.
THIS Is to certify that the GREENVILLE
ENTERPRISE, a newspaper published
in the town of Greenville, 8. C., is horoby designated
by this Board as the paper in which
logal and publio notices shall be published, for
the County of Greenville, in accordance with
the " Act to regulate the publication of all legal
and puhlic notices," which became a law
February 22d, 1870. J. L. NEAGLE,
Comptroller General.
D. n. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorney General.
THE above is a true copy of the original on
file in the office of Secretary of Rtate.
F. L. CARDOZA,
Secretary of State.
Feb 14 41 tf
W. B SMITH & CO.,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
w. it. smito. A. H. Jones.
L. M. Junes "W. B. Whalet.
Iug~ Consignments solicited, on which
Liberal Advances will be made.
?o?
tw Refer to Messrs. Foster & Hunter,
Greenville, S. C.
Jy 8 9 Sm
WHITJfER SYMMES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
OFFICE. -?New Court House
Room used by County Commissioners.
April 10 49 Cm
BURT & GRAY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
SOLICITORS IN EQUITY,
GREENVILLE, S. C,
Will Practice in the Courtt of (hie State and
the United Statee.
OFFICE?Rear room of New Court House
Mar 20, 1872. 46 t(
C. C. Stephens,
ATTORNEY AT (LAW.
GREENVILLE, S. C.
OFFICE IN REAR OF BEATTIE'S STORE.
Prompt attention given to Collections.
39-tf Jan 31, 1872.
HETPTjones,
Awspcossfa?? M
AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY.
will practice in atl
COURTS OF THIS STATE
also,
IN THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
Offioe at Greenville C. H., 8. C.
July 1,1869. 7 ly*
m,c. butler. V. b. Mcnr.K.
BUTLER 8c McBEE.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
and in Equity,
GREENVILLE, S. C.,
Will Practise in t.ha c?nrt? lit ?t>? S?.?.
? VUW HVttVO
and of the United States.
May SI 4 If
Prof. M. G-. DeCamps*
DEALER in all kinds, of MU9ICAL
MERCHANDIZE. On hand?Pis
anos. Melodeons, Flutes, Ac, Sheet Music
and Music Hooka. Call and see him, at his
Rooms la tl o ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Near the Female College,
Greenville, S. C.
May 2* 3 tf
Boot and Shoe Making.
THE UNDERSIGNED is prepared with
competent Workmen to All all orders
for BOOTS and 8H0KS, of boih fine and
heavy qualities, on short notice. He guarantees
satisfaction. REPAIRING promptly
attended to.
tW Shop nearly opposite Messrs. flower.
Oox A Marklev *
BUTLER DYER.
April IP 49 ly
Just Received,
a?..? "
-wa NEW SUPPLY
LEGHORN AND STRAW
HTHAT8, BONNKT8. RIBBONS, J&
^tT' Ladies' TIES and IIATR GOODS, Jg%
r|f" 8UNDOWN8 AT FIFTY CENTS. mt
Jnty 5 5 tL