The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, May 06, 1870, Image 2
THE PRESS.
A.bbevill<% ft. C.
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A. LEE. EDITOR.
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The Cty -fbr Reform?A Voice from
" the Republican Party.
Senator Cninv?{4T)/id(lv Cain" ns
he is familiarly called,?the colored
Senator, from Charleston, and
editor oY tho Missionary Record, pub.
lishod io the city, seems to be 0119
of the few men in the Republican
party of tbe State, who. allows himaelf
.to apeak B is, mtnU freely u pon
public affairs,. wrjthemt regard te
personal W {fatttj? interests* He appears
to bo botji Ijojaost andcapablo
?:to know wbeVeaf he affirms, and
'l\ AvtA A /i/vtnitn#wn ^/\ /I rv/il it m/% ? ^
iU uovc vug IV/ UVUlCtlU 11.
In a rfcent ftrtiele of hia paper,
lie tclte u,8 that in, the Republican
party qf tho State, there aro eonic
of it e most unscrupulous of demagogues
and most dishouest of men:
lie te)la aathat he has.becn scrutinizing
theftctions of the State aud
County officials-^?has been weighing
them in the balance and $vds them
wantiDgr-f-find^ tl^em eqemi.es
to the peopie'a gootl, tond the pros
pcrity of the ^ttito and Couuty.
With regard to the Laud Commis
sion, he tells us that it has beer
Conducted, rather wit^ a view ,tc
.^peculation by a few individuals.
y than for the benefit of the pooi
people of ths Stute. Snys he,-""two
hundred thousand dollars of bonds
were issued under the direction o
tho Commission, which have- all
been expended before the meeting
filA loof T nrriolnfti??n /\?\1 ..
yi, uuw **"*4 UliiJ
forty-^vo thon6apd acres of land
bftwght, acoording to the statement
of the commissioner. Last Session
resolution were ?fibred in the
Ocuoral'^sscoihly requesting him
to report the condition, of his office,
and what had, bceu done; yet at no
time cotfl^ a -report be. elicited.
SnbaequeWtty a change was made
in thjvtopioQ, bqt, imlike any. uthei
. i? . ? * r 1 \
omcor- oc-government, Mr j-.csii<
has not yefcturn'pd over Ills hoolcj
and papers tp bis successor. Nc
report htw Been submitted to tbt
(Jpvcrift0r. Oradvisory board. Jsrc
one Bceins'stftpng enough to bring
Mr. Leslie to account fonhis disregard'^
tv pfain duty as a State or"
fleer, Twa^uudred thousand dol
liU? of. the people's money, has beer
expended. and no one knows when
how, to wbd$, iSWfSr wKat if h,a:
biffy
adyiBo^'tog^ "composed; of . t}?<
Governor, ^Secretary .* of . State.
Treaetir^^. ^ht^trolljpr - Genera
apd ' euer^i?^11. ': the
heads ot tha0, State} j\nd* through
whom Mr.XieBlie has opecfited, ant
yet th^y pettfnit l>in\ ta walk witt
impunUy, jgiying HQ account of hii
o&eial *!?lldirefc.' Tin tlifw Tir?<-lrnr\?
tht^j ' ^lt liol4 then
scuc|jy; . ipi' "vvhfttcvD;
may be wrong, in W
Again?' in oar -county affairi
thieve n???fi*aS a mote r^cklee;
cxj^dKatt> of"pttbilfe fuuds, of rtc
pj^fcfcl fiovntji iliac
in:; Cbar]giiou, Cou nty, , We >knou
ojtyransacHam tKtf wU? fi)akd any kpn
the tax
payefcfi'zdliick mag iezohawtdlertieli at
higkvfay robbery* ^fo-^ertain transa^6fltt8^iliaty
ftSoffs^torb^ar ic
SBWlk. ]fa?T?imr'ihiflfi1flV *l?f*
ttifc wmW: tUfi prosont council,
which will reflect.'ftftiftW ttjJoto iti
name. *-: .-* <*
aD&?fo tiitahnfMrtyu thdt.-unless, ihty
thcmh a*d iHai
spet&kfclhtt&ptcTf&tft*refo)rm a parlu
0?ny^al,lte^gr6*<
pikw|Ii|.*tf pobnt&tnevrti nato^y,
th? We
ple, they pmoir
or of fjyrif
isca'j^ qth^sfemtiiP
hoDMfc W*$$
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lUi^ftaxvte udaL <Al
o o n a jjlfjju what
officials iron places of oublie truit
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ft
l.?L ,i? rn*mmmmmm~m
4t Ufthe flrttcry of hotiMt toiMgnnt\nn?
wblch *Mng above party ties
atjrt party hityrefttlt fcroclttlm? the <
nf ?t>riiiNh
Wtiy U Lnncl Commlssloncrf^- ^
lie, not called upon to givo an aocount
of his official career, and of:. .
thp money lie lii\3 spent? Acconl- 1 . *
ing to the Charleston News, he has -f,
not confined his operations to upend- jie
ing the $-00,000 appropriated by
the. Legislature, ln\t hua pledged Un
; tlie credit of tUo State for $400,000 itj
besides! Yet upon t)io floor of the t\>
j Senate, Leslie has hivesiiga- ro
tion?-lias met 911 mi nation by re ?v<
crimih01iou1)ae pleaded, not that 111
h'o was unassailable, hut that none >.n
of ln8 accusers were in a condition ^
1 to "cast the. first stone."
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The Savannah Valley Railroad." tr
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> To-morrow, it will'bo recollected,
isthoday appointed fur a public 1U
' meeting at l)orn's Mine, in behall'ifo
I ot this enterprise. lion. George M
D- Tillman and others are expect- J th
, ea to address the meeting ; aud i ly
i from; what wo leuow of the, eharaa-j ^
s tcr of tlie people q?.*tbat soction, j ^
we expect to hew a good report of i10
the spirit a,ud enthusiasm which;01
<; the'proper presentation of the great cl
i enterprise is hound to awaken. Dur'
ing the past week we have con- m
' versed wit'u a number.'of ou.v citi- -ri
i zens along the Jinc of the proposed C<
route, above and below, and they tl
assure us Unit tliey endorse thO|'n
. work, and will go iato it with heart, J-'1
i and hand. They ask us to keep it 1,1
> before the people, and pledge that;^'
, i tnq people will Uo nil that may bo i
necessary. Aud why should' they
> not? It is but to put forth tl\?ir j jlf
hapds and plucl> tho golden fruit isi(
which is offered to their grasp ; iti ni
is but to open the floot-gateg, and j
receive the fertile tide which isjtoj
irrigate their fields. They need no i M
argument t<y prove to them that the jllf
; railroad is tho groat civilizor?jP-1
quadrupling wealth and multiply-, j
: ing comforts and luxuries.
Tho road will liohnilt' T? io n nunc 111
| Lion only of .Ijtuc, and of a very short ai
, time at that. In five months the ~~
.. Port Koyal Road will be built to Au- ni
k guata, and then will be reaching forth
its long arms to the mountains.' The ^
question is' where should it meet tho
Bliioliidge Itoad?.at Clayton. Ga., or
\ at -A-'iderson, S: C. ? Between the two
' routes it cannot hesitate lonir. The n
: i route to Anderson is some forty orlir
> fifty miles nearer. and lie's through 9. j ^
[ butter country, more fertile aud less!
rugged?involving less ' cost, aud ^
- promising better fruits. Indeed wo ^
: hear that the -Clayton project ha.s *
, been*abandoned, and h'cuco the in- ''
j quil-y of Fiesident Millett of the j'
, Port Royal jRcad, an to what our poo'
.... ' . - -- -
I pie ?jpe ivutrng to do in behalf of this*
f' road- /"VYiU.'they grant the right of .
way ? Yes, nnd much moro. The
[ modification of tho o'd chartey to ^
1 connectwjth Augusta, can doubtless j
!; easi'y he obtained,, and then with a q
i liberal aubsoribtion along tho route, fc
i and Northern enterprise i\?d capital '
l at tlvo lower tWmiftiiB, wo will soo.n a
> have a railroad which will bo to Wes- .
ii
tera.Abbeville, what the Greenville
, & Columbia is to tho EastJrn.
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GHEAT INDUCEMKJ?TS,.TO BUYERS I
c, ?-? ? n
s -^Wci direct .the attention of our v,
5 readers to the adcertisement of Mr.
3 ? .... - ,.? ... , , i fo
, JEnocb Nelsoii, in wVicLheannonii- c
, ces the sale during tlie next -thirty fc
, day8 of iiis select stock of ladies' C
. -dress goods, at very low price's for p
cash, >egardfes8 of cost ; also of ?<
jnens* .afad boyij' "Clothing, - hats,
? boots and shposi and pf his tniscel.
laucouS Spring hrid $u?iTher stock;. J
) at\y$?y l?w ratos, to cash buyers... f'
j ' ile onlla also attention to his mil- e
}in<^^d6j?>rt^ei\t/^hi<Ih''co'utnip8
| tte ?
f latest and - boet^etylea ; pr?sidod
ore*-ty ft lady of- taste f?otn Balti,
raOfe, jyrti,wt\cre'; every 0
' making and trimiuiag. will be done ^
neatly and #kUlfUlly/imd-fit redijc- rp
4d'tJrifeHfc.r'yJJ4 '" ' ' ' **''ih' ?tv?'-r
IJis jgroopry department .qo&taijjfl
r the-, best goods in -that lino, ilcftl ^
; VorjT.^i'ea^ induc^ent?
'fcJfcW 'lawp.ric(JB.'o GftUT r
?Pa^jtaiuia&n'. . J.' * ./~ > * - tfc
' !. t.i ,i'r /,HV ti#t , ' ' '* * -i t<J
Btfir^\Y-S.C9qQip? ^0iV*V^0f.-r-iho 6(
i 4t0?9>t
' copypftnipj will, p?saidelaysto? to : .i
\1ie^6d^8cfo<?ol Gorivehtiori for oti? ?v
'to
U %
c iif?Rlr to
Botutj^e^irtlUkAi tBaUroidiJtDom^ttn^y fn
Noi^h3Mt?>|Miv > ftfcilrtfed vToftW&Tiyr
sSrS&^S
r?^^n?y*^i|q^'S^WU *letm?ra,
uo^-io FifufaMc# ?. i
y .battle <$'
sr&euiffl* l0JXWbioi^r'Mftr W& if\
6<H offtfrg- la^^uw^tn^AWd. ,<i>
?o rfctfon byd tf fl? 'M*k) f* Ij
Charlaatorr, B. 0. f. ^
t A<K.
' RHUQtOUt.
Dn li\st SiUutdny night and On Sun.
v, mligloU* osfcrcllieB were <>ond\?clin
the Presbyterian ChWch of oUr
Huge, by tl\p Key, Mr. Martin, of
o Theological Sci(i|nnry, or CohitnI,
much to tlio intcrc&t nnd cUlficn?n
of its .largo nnd intelligent conegation.
Wo hnd the ploasiiro of
{\r\n3 \ho Borraqpt. on . Sunday
rwlit n ii<t *! r* n/1 i tnin<<iao/n] ?? <!> if ? u
U.">
effort of morothnn prdinary tthilr.
Mr. Martin has a vigorous acrnirnl,
a olear thinker, a logical
osoncr, aud $i\ earnest and etleeta
Rpo?ikor?clothing sinewy thought
norvous Saxon phrase, and sendg
homo tho bhot'ls of reason with
e fore? of a deep conviction Qitd
vnest pur pose. A\ve learn that it is
contemplation to givo Mr. Marlin
cjjII to the church Immvp, and \yc
list that h<j may find it propor to
ccpt.
Durinir tho present week interest
g religious services have been hold
v. several. successive day*3 in the
elhodisl church of our. village; by
ic Pastor ]?cy. (yeorge F. Round
ov. My. Stafford, of tho Cokes bury
eniale College, and tho Rev.. J. J
'orkman. A number of able ant
ipressivc-discoirrsca have been deliv
ed and much religious feeling awak
led.
Meeting of the Executive Com
M,'TEE OF THE ABBEVILLE AORlOUL
*n.\L Society<Vre arc requested bj
51. D. W, A\ut?n, tlio President, o
ie Society, to announce that a meet
g of tlm Executive Committee v. il
j held here on Thursday,- the 12tl
ist.. and to request a punctual attcn
inco on tho part o f all tho ill cm
H'S. of tho Committee. Please tbci
y all other business asido for the da]
id make it a point to attend. "Im
^rtant matters will come up for con
iteration, and the presence of cacl
id every member is desired.
Agiucvltibai. Publication3 voi
AV ?Tho Rural Carulininn is be fori
i. It is embellished with a Ptee
;\to engraving of Geo. "VY. \YiUiann
stj., i:one of tho s.elf-mado men o
10 South," to which is.added a biog
iphical slcctch of his life; and a larg<
nonnt of instructive reading fl?attei
-of interest to tho fuller n,ud buei
iss man. Published in Charleston
, &2 per annum, by Walker, Evens i
ogsw'ell aud B. Wyatt Ai.lfcn,.
*??-? :?
Tus Episcopal Contention.?Thi
o.nvention as previously stated wil
ieet here on next Thursday, the 12t!
ist. We have been requested to rc
o^t the notico of last week, that al
[' our friends in -the village, who ar
illing to entertain Delegates to tb
.'onvention will . mako the sam
nown to tho Committee of Rcccf
on consisting of, Rev. W. F. Di:
owe, and Messrs. W. II. Parker an
. T. Robertson. The delegates wi
rrive oa Wedncsdayevening,
"?a We Itpavn that Captain Manr
f the Constabulary forco locate
ore, has been appointed Colonol c
liu Stato Militia for this Conntj
'apt. Mann we beliotre to be a dif
reet and efficient officer, and we hav
o doubt will.uncharge the duticR c
very dclicate position with prope
idgracDt and caution-.
JWS" We direct attention to tbo at
crtfecjncnt of the Publio Kntcrtaii:
icnty consisting of Tableaux, Cht
tide*?, Pantomimes and Music, to b
ivenin the Court Hotiso on Monda;
vening iiext by oi>r- colored Fricfridf
)r J,he benefit, of * tlio A. . M. I
hureh. It is fur a praise worth;
urpose, and wo wish it the best uui
ess.
- j ,, 1 .
~?a Mr, L H Russell, the Count;
're'asnreiy gives notice to Tax-Pay
i'S that ho will be cdmpollud to is&u
xecutions against all defaulters whi
lit to pay by the 20th inst. ll-J
onny saved if a penpy made." Bel
H\?*vq cp?W. r .... ..
1 .1) >> ' ? ^
E?, Tho Southern J^arm and Hdrfi
publjalie.dmonthly by J., }V, JBurk*
C?., Mrt"on, Ga., at $2. pfi^aopain
bis is an excellent work, and we oat
ifely commond it to our reflders'-fcs ii
irojfy \^ay worthy^ of tL'eir patron
Pv a"-!--..Ix'?*'!.
W.->7 Vjt'i i . 1 < I ?, ; 1 j:
A o ftdvertjsbmcfifc ipjicata 4r
i? #Dp^rn<9 i&kip> for . 2,000 baiSdi
i .>,(>rk on tH'e.3io? Ridg?; ^Urqwl
)0. for ..tnniwl work nod {l,4O0-,fo]
ftding: 1 Tbta^ftottnds liko business.
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/SET. We JeAiii Ujat-th^ntwne/pf tb<
jlritirtgtbn,'aiS<iMaacrbi*t4r ?stlxl?tf
ifctrgfa ? mpof-jtwn
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This Oon^antlgift fyet Jn Chfo'Uuton
on Inst Tuesday tno M Inst., htifl was
called to order by Mr. Win. M. La\yton,
the temporary chairman, About
two hundred delegates wcro present.
Upon motion, a-Committee to nominnto
otRcdW?, wa& appointed, and lifter
tpulcing their report ,ihQ following
oflhisrs, we to elected by acclamation :
Fresidont?r licnora! JohuHoa IIugo'od,
of Barnwell.
I Vice-Presidents?|l. Y. Harrison,
jpf Georgia; A. B. Davidson, of 3?oi*lh
j Ci\roliuu; C. W. Dudley, o.f Marlboro;
jjamos CHesnut, of Kershaw; \V. M.'i
Law ton, of Charleston; T. G. Chinson,
of Pendleton; and A. B. Springs,
of York.
Secretaries?I). Wyatt , Ailceip, E?_
i W, Harshall, C. G. ErcJtinan aud J.
i P. Thomas.
On motion, Mcpsru. SLoirlinir, of
! Charleston; 1*. "NVariug, of KorthCarI
olina; and J. J. Cohen, wer.o appointi
cd'a comniittco to conduct the oifi
eers elect to their scats On the stage.
. 1 The President upon taking his seat
! made an appropriate 6pcech in be'
half of the great interests which the
II Convention was designed to advance,
-land urge the necessity, of earnest co
operation on the part, of the pooplo
generally.
On motion, committees wore then
appointed on immigration, direct
" trade, cotton nianufactnrc hj'gicno ol
' South Carolina, agricultural education
^ flora of South Carolina, labor re
" sources, and industrial resources.
I
1 TRIAL JUSTICES;
The following Trial Justices have beer
1 appointed by Governor Scott :
* Abbtville-r J. It. Tarrant, Robert R
Hemphill, T. N. Tolbort.M. A. Agnew
Jhuh*8 WiJinunn, D,. O. Uuwlhorue.
1 Anderson?John Wilson, Wnsren D
Wilk-t-p, U N. W right, J. C. Whit field
J 15. J. Pinson, Janjes McLojky, Andrew
Totld.
" Chester?John Lee, W. M. McDonald,
J. Dickey.
S Fairfield? John J. O.Neil, Clin a. W
Fanseit, D. 13. Khkland, John J. Welah
Joel Cooper, IJ). Cook, Geo* It. Hunter.
Jos. C. Caldwell.
Greenville.?-Jessie K. Stone, J. M
| Caiman, Solomon Jones, William D.-Ro
J hertson. Charles F. Uopkion, Jas. II. Len
C j deman, J. P.' Moore, IX. Sjillivnn.
Newben;yi?M. Giay, J. C. Smith, M
IS. Lotig.
I Ocome.?J. B. Phillips, Samti6) Mosely,
A. B.-ver, Jr., E. IIouL*a,- C. Si IIul
^ lingsworLli. ,
'* Orangeburg. ? T. H. Cook. A. B
' Know lion, W. II. R. V., Donu
nellv, W. S. W. Iii. II v, F. W. Vougbt.
e Spartanburg.? S. T. Pointer, M. M
e Glover, E!ij;?li Dill, J. T. IImIoii, Jhid?
' IVrry, Anthony Johnson, E. P. Davis
I" I? A m T- . --
ii. v?. ..vamp, i. J I5irtjkweli, .W* II
|J Walk*r, Jclm Casey.
Union.?Thus* M. Giles,, Jr.? rAle:
Walker, D. D. Cnmign, W. Allcn^ Robl
Littl^john, Q. J3. C?pnon.
j York.?J. IC. Wagoner, M. O'Gonnd
_ J. W. H. HartneBs, Miles Johnson. .
Barnwell.?R. C. M. Mi.Ier, B. H
J Norland,^ J. Falt-eraou, C. G. Cooper, J
N. IlHYue, \Vra? II. Ilabers. J olio I
e ?
? Scare.
Charleston.?R.- II? - Pt4Tfnr. . T .1
r "'
Mackey, P." P. Hodge*, Peter Poiuiiei
W. II. Mnftio Coulfiold.
Cheslevjieig.-^fc. II. Eutoo, H. J
IV*.- '*3 U , ?
" < jSumter.? A. L. Singleton, C.. M
Hurst, T. n. JoueB, II. D. CorOott, II. C
e Scj'motfri J. 6. OrohBm, J.1M'. fierujia
1 J. W. Wirtberry. , '
]' EJ<je&eld.-?\jo\){% Sobiller, James F
Harttng,: P? R- Risen, Ramsey
\ P- A.-Eichelberaer. 'J. A. Barker.
Richlund.?Robert Adnms, John liar
ri*f S. B. Thompson, jE'op Q ?od*on
W. 13. Nusii, Isaac ColuibH, A. L. Solo
r mom. . "
Qtortfetoian.-^ty. 0.' ' Jori^Y W. 8
? Croft, C. It. Abtiera&n, J. J. Ilescke, J
i> F. IWkirmn. v
l WHiiomshurg.?8. W. Maurici*.
^ Darlfnyton.?J. G. Gnllm. J. S Fille
hrown, p. c. Flndil, A. V. Lay ton, Rq
t>ert i'eel. Jotin'|Hrlle68t & H. Premier.
. r Jildiifoft.?O, W. 'BrftWn, Panl Prft'c
j, fruH, X. B. nehry" Orfe ty,."D. ti
ThorrtpRnn, "W. D Greg6rio, L. McKep
? zie, E. Wi Seoferobk."'\
//rtrry.-?C. B. Jxr?m, j. W, MifthWw,
i iAlv?'.K??itw\ iW. A. BeMeni, J. F. Chile*
! pie. Wm. M? IlolleyiTmn. '
Lexinrfloh.?.J. H, Heniirix; Ohfls.
Hu'to, Hojfnn, Ern?nu?l Oaw*llr J;
. J. D^rfiibj' 'ii' V. Cooglei1, Wo? 'B,
, Miriam-?V>. IHisfia'Pfyer,
, a o. H<*0e'wfy'
M?Ner. & A* filttgreW.'' ' '
i *:j Clarend/t*f-fWvnri - E:; : Biirgetot; ' '8V:
p William Dit k?ofr, W. 0. Brnc?, J.' ~Woa
- ley, Jo*lto*^r?nh?n?, B',n;
D fci CM!. 6w Jwfc bin,''J.
II'.:!HMW4?V W*'-SiuMiv Afeei
\ ,, Pidkin*J~Wtii: to. Ledtf/JBjgni *W.
j .Ofe'ifciJj&nW 6. AAdhiti -3-'W.
i'lAV'cojvyJ '
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t, Qjredtl^ AV J**eWttj.3*fc*ptf ,C?^wVT.
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r d?^ Oli*l*>M^ $b<*ip*% ATilK "M
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t f d? 0?ot*.-~Wb<?iil coutd tefcreal*
look Utter of proline mdre than ft
dooi Iiofo Sovorul fields scon lptely
Unrf tier than any tvo ba^e stentib
several yearn. Tbe r^ason^r (blaHn
t\*o-lu|a, tho season's have boon favorable,
and farmers aro learning to do.
fhelr'work it* a mow chaeftil manner.
Cotton ot' course, is beiyg very |m'go:
ly planted, bat not to tho exclusion of
corn, bowevcft. for to tho latter a con
Hiuizruuiu #wuv n uwuwu. rruny
genornlly need Ir nearly in, and on tho
\Vholo tho proap'ecl is flattening.?
tfeicbcrry Herald.
The Edgefield Advertiser btivh : "T)uiring
tho last week Captain Win. Kennedy
and his constabulary force arrested
Messrs. John and Kat^u Cragnvy,
living in tho neighborhood of Ilcd
Bank Church in this gountj-, charged
with firii)" sonic ton or twelve times,
on tho nijjlit of tho 6th of April,, into
tho dwelling of Jlr. S. P. Street, dangerously
wounding Mr. Street, and
also severely, wounding his wife. At
last accounts tho wounded party wore
in a fair way of recovery. Tho ftrejjcories
gavo bond in tho sum of $1000
vjuv.ii) ivi iuvu ?4i;|'uaiaiii;\: ui .niu lit:At
term of court. It is said that there
was an old difficulty existing between
tlie parties, but wo have no purlieu
lars iu rgard to the origin of this uglj
a Hail*.
Tho New Yorlc Herald reports "olt
South Curnlinns firm, and tho new
bonds lowei'*' in that mavkot,
r l\yTR TIIOMAR MAIION has with
i _3jL drawn from onr house, and n<
. longor 1ms any connection with* it
Our business will in futuro be conduc
ted by our Mr. C. Ij. Smith. Ou
stock is full and varied, and wo inviti
tho attention of thoso wishing to btr
cheap goodsDa
C, & u. E. SMITH,
Moy G, 1870, 2-It
fill mm
r
From and after thii
data wo twill ??11 *w?l?
t umuv n v it 111 d.c1x c&l/lu
' sively for. Cashr^excep
to fill engagements al
ready iftade.
* Norwood, DuPre & Cc
May 6, 1870, 2?tf
- Robinson's Patent Revolyim
I Til, X H-lli ^
x iiuLu^rnpii muum
' MRS. JAMES A. ALLEN,
Agent. April
G, 187a, 2?3t
NOTICE
To Tax Payers
aaU--....?J i?
' i.
IiTAKK this method of remindin
.all partfeB who. ha?o not pai
their Stat? and bounty taxes fpr l8^
'? that I will b? comnellod to issue osc
cutiqns .Against, all. stlch. vthQ fail t
. pay by'the 20t^,iufct?which wjjlsut
ject them to considerable additions
vohta?tier bum' *ai napien'ft. "
: :L. H. RUSSELIi,>
>, , ' Co. Trfins. Abb. Co.
, Abbeville G. H., May 5, 1870, 2t
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i ? C?' j '' ' C i . J I
The State of South Carolina
V.; ABBEVILLE COUNTY\
- . t fi i - " , In
the Common Pleas.
Charfe* W. Martin, Jacob B. Mnrt|n, sn
MariLa Peyton.Mania his wife, \Pliih
- m '
9 . AG^INoT
Jnme# M- Mirtin; Win. N* Martin. Jobi
Jv Martin. as Executors of Jacob Maftii
/ dec'd, and othew, Drfendanh. . i
TO the flefejidnhfi, Jkmee W: Martir
Ttr._ xr. ?<I^ ? '? * * "
' it iu> i'. ruarua, jonn Lt. Martin, R
_ -Bsecroto'i^ of Japob Martin, .'dec'J,
" A. .Grftra, Jh?.tT. JBaskin <w .E^vcuiors c
' Andrew' Gilefi, de. 'J, Mury A- Martin n
*iirviving adhiitiUtrat,!!* of jybn C. M?wrtin
dec'flT
Yoli are hereby syrptnoDed abd^ rffjoV
ed to'aurw^r the cornpUint in. ibis labubn
whli'h i? fifed id'the office-of (Tie Clerk o
' '#xJ ? > . t * ' '
W..HUUU x icim, ior uie said an<
' to stirv? a copy jcior.ftiiswpf to the suit
comprint pn" flip Mibeferibef. *i" ihpi
. atCOu<t HoUae, wiltiiBtweolj
fays after tij*? service hereof, l?p|Mv# o
thia bf .iuc^ ieir^jc^; aa^' if Voo J*)
to nrwWer thfe pomptalnt .witl11 p,' lUp' if mi
afermid,' tfc? plain tiff" In lliU aoupn *il
' |lp*led April 2^ i 870, >>v^
i roil J -/.rtwolj iluiAttariMj.*
rJl$ i??P2I' .'- ' >*' -iU' ^ ifttw
flppE joteerifeir1 hnall
1 tkiw
% *
-y ?. ' .. ji : .
IHHIM n?? BB
mur mm
Wocld eall ai
great inducements
ling to CASH BD
selling goods of all
low, for Cash. 1
; select stock of
' (*oodS, lienos.
.. ~7
Japanese Cloths, 4
White Goods, i
i sooUs,- Jaconets,
intends to sell d
thirty days, at e
prices.
i r
. " '
lie will also
Men's, and "Boy's
Clothing, flats, B
j Spring and Suirn
DottoMdes, Home
s in fact everything
. low prices..
MILLINERY,
>. Special attentio
this Departineiii
his Dry Goods Stc
1 times lie will liave
* select assortmen
s st* !e Bonnets and
goods connected ^
j JBL-ISl V
rangcments bywl
cci??1 Jfresll
Yo^k eVerr iiceU
i: ie?#iy?f^Ies-f
ming done in tl
5 and most fashion;
!: latlyv of : unqucHtii
J Baltimore.. All
anrl Avn rv? ir*/\
?w ?iIJ
that tbe ueductio
' beeij extended i to
the business. also.
. He also extend
deletions in prices
llAnoiiimnn^ IVTKAI
i, *TW. I1?>J
! SuiramOoffee, 1
j ware, ; Cr ackeny
?; reduced^prleesi3 fo
K 2 :'llflf
Hhy 6^jEm^<?'afW5KT A
[KSKifSii
I Deputy Cfollecto^s Office, 3d Dist, 8. C.
51.-1 .' i^-gv.^r^rihi^
I -lilgtieiit -bidder}*
[ ?^>F law, ja j^t^ono doppcr
MS? J *&&&<&*
jg - j B
=ryrtx~r : zrrr?zrXH
? n m mm wt ?**?( ?
ymmmmwww* <
Ik *
?IIS??8
ttention to the,
i lie is noiy offerYERSi
He is
[ kinds low, very
Ladies' Dress
M ozaiiibiques,;
Grenadines, &c., i
Swisses, Naiil-:)
&e.*3 which lie 3
wring the next
xceedlngly low
( 09 $08%.
*
sell Ills stock of
Steady Made
toots and Shoes,
ler ^asslnieres,
istic Goods, and
at astonishingly
;'* ''N *" ? *t%
!? ? ' i ^
* . ^ >
MILLINERY.
n is directed to
t, next door to
trey Where at all
s a \ cry rare and
t of the latest
i Hats, and other
vith the Milliit;
has made ar
itch lie will rallies
from New
; of the Very lain
g
lie ver^^maitesi
ible styles by at
Mted taste, from
she i asks Is a
I do well to call
They Will find!
n in prices has
this, JJranch of
8
to' U ->V.
. nls Twjpocery
pe he iff ^ellioga
r ov i shViis,?j! apflfend
at greatly
v Cash* m i
tfutly, ^^ ^
J '-L -LIl-.'.
WJftSH
ry I U.. 1
pereons pro b?reby wanned
i? saner - part or jjrst Summer, ]to
osiph BriU, for
ite? is insolvent,
!>t presented on the- dayef setti#T'mjkjmt
1\. AdWnSitnitap,
,^**j - - i ... ..
'IfOWtiTj wai&M* c*M U>? *U?jfy
. tlott of ll)? publlo to thtlf
STQW
. ij , ? iJUt Uk&. ?M->*
before.
ltvW? wopVV call \hq attention -wfvthe La-?
l?*Vodi*i*ekfu>7 ,W
.. ^T"1 - - tf --U?
Mulls, Nn^nsookvlxiw^g, ^soft-Swabed
Jnokonein andf :^?Mt>riw?,^ 5ofjinr8;' and
Ctifl'rt, Linen Handkerchiefs, Jaconet and
Swiss'i'rhnmlngs," &c. Those goods are
alao much lowvf
sod.
' Wo have-. > f j
A WW Kin ftIMB
*? 1JUII 111V UUWiil^
; t:l. ;*:? 1> .J' <v
Wlihh we regard superior 4?*h- to Alex*
andre's. In point of elafltfclljfttlWilWlfty,' -i
benuty of tdiapp, and finenew of finuli it ?i
without a rival. We respectfully invito
'ofl*'IjHtiy'ifieft d.^JTe glov?? %
rrial, for we know they will give entire
ajtrojaA Ijsi&j&eO
Our stock of otlier Cnovea aud Hosier,;r
is aUo'quite e*wniive.
We iiava A <g^od Movfe or *
. ,nLUiiis.Im
Which purchasers would do well to ?xam~
ihe. BOSNBTSr H ATS, trimmed and1
I untriming, -f U N"IX)\VNS, FLO WEJiSuv
RIBBONS.- TRlAfMmdS: hriClfcfti7!i8 -
Corsets and Hoto Wifts/
. . m?; if y'ioo ??f yO.?
Tsi ??reat variety..
We keep our stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS
AlwnU/uta - PRINTS
gie*t
many ?tyk-a from wbioli.to make their ?*
lection's. beal prlhls ?r? flaw sold at
12.1--2 ceHt^^McU wttt'ihe "price Wvr* ' ?'
I lie WHK * ' * . ' t .
BesiJe&the abo^ft, a thonsrind
.and 6ne iUiitgs ooinm^iyj dlV \>t
JSTG&hQmim* ^ >
i . ' ??;? vnii.Vi* ,WK?.? -5*v
hH of which wo wilt talt* gr^rit pleasure '.?
m allowing to htfy wbo fii*y fiifchuswisU, --
a call. - tcJ ft SHI
flFor our Gentlemen friends we bhYfr
A, COBB STOCK Jk
AVd also an unusually attractive Stock of
^TMfiT MfHS
We wou!il%M3H??peeial ;ntt<<ni?on tQ.ltar '
LINEN DUCKS nod' DRILLS, both b*?
0*11*0 ourMoulMii large, and prices, of
iLey ever'*'
/ ,? iJ;l W v-- r . - /
That we do not keep... We have a large
We keep ii fuIlHne 6f .
mm*TJAIW umihl
Io ^dkioo to
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