The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 27, 1871, Image 3
?JVl-'~ . , ... V.a'JLilJJLLJ "ILL
MONEY
TO the Needy
OUR CUSTOMERS and FRTENI).
wiill remember that wo sol*
<6urC*09IXS SOLELY npem the e*
ptcufjoii o? jptefring pavmout &
theifi on or beforS thu 1st October.
"Timo about is fair pla}*." W
rtOAfl innnAtr trk r.arrc on our bu#inc?
We have <ttvslnl you ?*ow Mp us tiTu
Bttvo that heavy interest.
Our accounts fur 1809 must b
olosccT?friendly if wo can, forcibly i
wo must. ,
WALLER -& BR0THEI5
Sept 23, 1S70, 22?tf
~ ON HAND
- ? r e ? ^ rty
For Sal?,
50 BUSHELS
OF GOOD BARLEY
tM BUSHELS
OF GOOD: RED; OATS
WALLER ft BROTHER.
Sept. 23,1770, 22-tf
' 4? j.- '.1
il'iliim a DDHTIIfD
W AlJfiM a Dliu I unit
.. 6EEEHW00D, S. C.
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DEALERS IX
mTmmB,
Hardware,, Groceries,
HATS AND CAPS, ,
( - ? Ma*" *?. -V" - v.
Sk&es* Queers Ware,
&?
CMC*?AteJ?3SI vi^AUBt
Eeady-Made Clotliin?
I it? / H
- >* . L /Wr . v..
jrurnteijmg v^ooos,
iptiows,
IRON & STEEL,
AXD in laet, is .everything to Im
found in a well-stocked, genera
store. Patronage cleared on a basii
of value received. Motto, kLom
yiriefj and fair doling." Ld>eraJ.ad
Vance*. oii sfiqViirents to our f'ri?eH<iiL ^
Feb. IS. 1S70, 4i??if,
NEW ORLEANS SYRUP.
FLORIDA SYEUP.
Refilling Syni?, aimsrent grn?ii-K.
BEST WATERMELON,
WHITE DRIP SYRUP
WALLER & BROTHER.
February IS, 1870. 4''?tf
United States
Marshal's Sale,
t jh'* 'J; ?>' t
f
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nib TTm'tpff States nf imp.ra
iiiu UU11UU OLULUO uiuuiiwu
South. Carolina. District.
BY VIRTUE of a w*it of; Fier
Faecas to me directed, ifesuinj
out of the Honorable, the Uriitc<
States Crcuit Court for the Distric
of South Carolina, I will expose _ft>
Kal<\ to the highest bidder, at jntHi
auction, at Abbeville Court House, qi
t lie 6th day of February, 1871, beify
thetirat Monday of tho-*'month, al
the right, title and ftjierpst,, of tb<
defendant in and tofhe follow in pre
JK'l'lJ', lilt ill HIV CVUlntl~vi nvvviaii>
to wit: ' -
500 Acres of Land,. '
more r K?f, known as Ibe Lon^ IJot
ww |>la.>e, Louided by lan^f oi 31. I
Lipscomb, JL?i'. John Holland, am
others, alao,
630 Acres,
more or Jcsf*, near Greenwood, bonnd
c<l by J Y. L. Partlow, Jue
i uud others, also.
One Lot in the Village o
Greenwood,
with the l?uftding thereon, containmj
15 acres, 010V0 or )es*4 and bounde
by hunls oC Mi's*. Martin Ilucketi
.las. Bailej*, and otbeas, fcried npo
as the property of James Giiiaw, adi
French niel?ard? & Co.
TERMS GASUE, purchasers to pa
pay the Marshal fop necessary paper
it up stumps,
Salo to be eondueteefby ?
AS Auctioneers^
I E. JOHHSOlf,
U, 8. Marshal.
Jiw. 13, 1871,38-3b
qn ?ci
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BACON, Flour, Corn, Meal, 3Io)ai
8C8 and 8ait,th4fc yoa er.t las
yWt >V AS OIJRS. The "/W Cotto
that you. picktd'* was promiiwd to u
Havflr>*ou brought it 1 If, noj, now ;
the time. If ydu fail-to-pay,'we <?ai
not buy, Wo do not want to enl?
your the "Book" referred i
in another column, Cot unless >0171
nvrawgomenu ^ najuJo, ONE boo
- will not hold the names.
Norwood, DuPre & Co
' Jan. 13, 1S7J, 0,8 -3t,
!B?^5*^*e,S^5S59S??5a!E5525ti555SB9SS11
fox the pre3s and baffnes, j
EARLY EGrYPTIA^ t?m
-
Messrs. Editors??la compliance
with my promise ia refe?e*ioe-to ntiy $coud
crop of''Early EgyptW&i Cora*?'
., JI herewilh send you a sample showing
"j j i list two cro^js can be ma.de from it, on
1 the same laud, during the year; eveji
"| planting tho first crop as late as t&e
r j last of ApriL .
! Ojj the one acre that I had-planted hi
t.! KgyptJwi- corn, I gathered$Srtjr bUaliel^
I of large souud corti,
I TV|? -Unrl that Sf ivaci r>lhnt*<l nil TftLS
* uv muu wuav 11< ttw v.. -a?'
e; poor upland?fertlltssed with one hamjf;
dred and fifteen bushels of eottortseted
j&utl two sacks of sadt?placed ou the
f jgrouud immediately over Hie corn and
t.' was not covered until the com vtaa knee
i higU. ,
I I only planted one half peck. of seed,
and rai$ed the above amount therefrotn.
j I firmly believe tiiat ?nc JuHidrcd
j bushels can be made to the acre, proyid|ed
it is planted in reat gtwd W6ll
B! fertilized, and properly worked,
i It claim.-? for itself the following propjerties?the
power of yielding two prolific
crops i>er annum, of standing
! droughts remarkably well, of utfdergo
ing extreme raiiiy seasons with equal
tenacity ami not cosily.rotted.
Itcspeetfnfly, ^
11. m. rl'buse.
Yiciuia, JS. C. |
The Rival of Cotton.
The new textile plant, ramie, }s be
ginning to attract considerable attention
[Tiroui both agriculturist# and manufac.
'turers. In China and Japan, where il
| was liftt ^rown, the fibrous bark wa?
separated from the woody portion of the
plaj&trby hand; biffc in this Tcountry,
a ?1 /Irn nffir\aTii6i vAl''
1 WHtre iuuui 13 J 11111111(4j
aueh-a thing could uibt i)e. Ihtfuglit of.
Henpe, though the pfept'was-'-jTountl to
be suited to our w?il* and dioiate ariirl
produced abundantly, tl?e culture*" was
| nut extended, because of the want of
j machinery to pineeit in a proper con'
ilmou for manufacturing uses. But even
i when that difliculty was overcome by
j the construction of suitable machinery,
another was encoirnlcred in fho'factthat
> i the wills for spinning cotton could not
jsueeessfully operate on afibrous product
ivithso loug a staple, and the quantity
of the new textile offered was uutsuftieicnt
to warrant a change irt tbo character
of the machinery employed. To
meet this condition of affairs it became
desirable to reduce the iewgth of the
ramie fibre liy artificial appliances, at
leiist of such portions of it as were in1
tended to be worked-ap hi cotton mills, j
I By an ulLuelWaciifclo Hie T*wie cleaning
) ' machines tli}s has beea successfully acI
eompljahed, and long staple or short
" staple hamie caii nowv be produced at
i i will. Considering Uhe j^eat value of
: the new textHc,4hefcirge quantity which
jean be produced-pcr aero, and the faciliJ
Itles now* available to prepare it for the
* iiiftrliel, wo look for a lai^e increase in
[its eulture during the present year. ;
CharUxton Scwt
miff
7TZ? ~;!v
j1 Act of Lavrr.resybss.?We learn that
^ on on Wednesday last, two of our nier.
i chants?Messrs, J. T. Koberiaou and T.
JP. Ciuarl^s?hearing that ojic of their
(debtors, for goods sold during $he past
'year, (a man named Taylor, of the up'
per part of the District,) was making oft'
with hfa cotton without settling liis li>.
.'tkdilcdnesa, ealledat, his house to rcmon-:
isfa-atc. Instead offsetting their money
jthey received only threats, and on loav-j
ling were fired upon" froy*; the house, j
' w\u'oi* r\f flift Inw will !
; nc li UJ51 lliai buy v? v* v>fv ??.. ......
Jbe invoked, mid that if the debtor etui j
not be made to pay, the criminal will t
be at,jfea?t punished. It is too bad to .
; buy a man's goods oil credit, and them
I to shoot at him when lie asks for his
>y. ' ;;
8t?5u Mr. A. M. Hill, Grocer aud Con-!
missirn Merchant, pub^iies biseard in <
: another column. He keeps constant^' I
ion band provisions of all Itfrnds, Vhich j
I he will sell low for cash. He will, also
i sell produce of all kinds on commission,
j hi conncction with [his store he has a
j commodious warehouse,! where , produce
! will.be stored on reasonable terms. Mr.
111:1 ?->l!uKla tiDunidaa nidn Aild %b
XXIII XT) U> ICiiai/iV vua??ivw >?... y ? ? ?
* commend hioi to the prtrouage of our
j friends. '
? ?. ;
??tT During the past wee!; our com .
j munity has received nn accession in the
1; family of the lie v. Mr. Martin, the PresJ
bytcrian minister, who occupies the resi^
dence of Miss SuUie Martin, whicti has;
r been rented as a parsonage during the!
c present year. Mr. Martin is a gentle- j
, i man of superior abilities, and. a zealous j
r and acceptable pastor, and with, his
"] family will prove a valuable acquisition |
?! to our community.
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U
!' ZSST" In another column will be found
the professional card of Dr. J. J. Wardlawv
tendering his services to his old
friends and patrons. We are glad to
j t welcome him home after his iongabj
eence, and extend our best wishes fir>r
; the continuance of tlie liberal patronage
i which lie so veil merits and hp so long
enjoyedr' - ^ v * * **. 1 \ ta - 0 w
:
'* 'JS8P* We have reeoivod a emamutiication
from a stockholder, urging a fulli
f attendance at the meeting of the State
i Agricultural Society, in Uiwunmjn,
jou the SLU February next; which tye
? are forced to. defer until our next issue.
d . ..
J j ? ? ft ni
IIot Suiter.?We. are requested to
s. state that the Methodist congregation
j here propose to give a Hot Supper in the
y, Marshall House, on next Friday, the
8 27th Inst., for the benefit of the chuvcb.
The object is. one which should en'Ust
- the best bympathies of the community;
and we trust to seen large atteo^auoe. v
Neav Store.?M. E. Edwards will
open, on or before sale day" next, a
new grocery store in the Marshall
House, where he will be see his
frieuda, He in uoiy absent ^rth Tiir
the p^.Qposo of laying in supplies.
best wishes attend him. n
irr*,**rn3f MAfHttBtixs4 f
' .rrrrt??*<*>* . ' ' . . .-.j}?.
We regret to learn that tlie Hon.
J. P. Uvy} la now lying very ill jU his
nuuir in ?\iiuciov?ii
i- ?.? ?? ? rr:
5t
n a?*8ee card of Waller, Watson & Coy
8i i dealers hi gralu aud prodoco, Walliallay
is 8. C.
I; -?rf&rn r -tsBi
^ JST E. M. DuBose tor sale th?
|Q early Egyptian Corn ; alaQ, a fioa J{W&?
k See advertisement.,. r.? -.
* raRiJt
>? t?" F. M. Pope & Co., Pendleton,
S. C., advertiae corn and pens.
' HL ! .!>..
CONnnCTTON
Hemphill, charged with assault and bat*
tetf upon
convicted and sentenced to fifteen days
t? MYlvami a
ih'&T wi-.&ih At a
*SJ" Mr ttoberfc/IXi Gtoyfr, ?>Aagosta
committed suicide on
Cause, pocuuiary t rml b tea, W^k
?i??|?? ??
JO?"* Mr. Charles Little, shot by Mr.
J. .K 3jkl wards, at tbe iJepol, in
Augusta, on t^g: 1st i-nataut, after s?yt re
suffering*' died atx>ut> ?. quarertpast
twelve o'clock, oa Friday, at tbe Gipfee
Hotel, tsas,
Ijgk, Read tho advertisenijeht of Messrs.
"White, Smith &, White, local agents
for the sale of the celebrated Ethvan
J SU2U10S. / . .. . _
<rv*s MM
Head hi another column the call for
a Republican Nominating Convention to
meetijn Saturday 4th February ttef? . '
| ??5f* See Executive prociaomtirrn, oflerin^'ijSOO
toward for the apprehension of
Frances Bigley, a woman of Color.
Fubtilizkks.?\V. C. Bee & C?? advertise
the Kihvaa Gu&uo And other
feriiitzera. - L
j ?
Towx CouS'CII/.?Bee notice by C.' W.
Guflin. In tenant, to delinquent taxpapers.
st0 i- '"5!K[#Vi
'?>?siwA '
Xew Orleans a*iaed-%>,0(W 4>y its tax
on dogs last year, aud thinks tiie amount
ought to have been' doubled by a stVlct
enforcement'of the law.'
Iwfctow J Vto$ Journal, of ,^h?
1 ftt| inirarepor t3; tliat foHt week previous
the ftiettrionieter had been belS'W
zero all the time. On the niorniug of
the 8th it was 17 }
G crrertvor EngC?b, 6t Coon octiciit, and
Governor Padeiffthii; of ifcbnrfe Island,
have both '^saued proclamations recommAi
u2??i* nattMordinarv ' -flaeosiuea to
prevSW tixe "moytli dia''& >>
JKST Tfae Pfflriuui fctet AUm*
ville- Agricultural Society was unavoidably
crowded out this weelL
<*?'
?S?Mcssrs. AikcuA Waller, of Greenwood,
iwKerLtee guanos At rotfweed rotes.
/ /
Bonds, Stock and Bank Bills
wanted by F. A." Connor, Sfee-adre^
(iseineaL
jfiif 5}<.?'* illt|
- " CSU
Valentines ftt Parker A tee^a. '
jftp p f i i v r i ?-??
consignees.
The fullctiaijg nawcd porsojus hixxc
freight in the l)epot: . ,
Norwood, DuPjeiiSt Co, :J J Cunniu*
glmm, John Knox, E M Prince, E
Rpfeliie/f\V ^ t3qnith? Jaj & Ur?l%f ;
>1 v 3. W.^AUSIIiULUy.
_ , Agent.
The Mails lias M RaM!!!
si iHw Agrra ggus
THE WAY IS CliAfl!!!
. i.it diitiy? wl i ,
A 2*7?/ jf A
IA#E lake pleasure in tiononhd tiig
ff to Ihc public that tiie Colloa
which has bearf blockcd Mp at the
depot bo long Ids all been ca'-rvctl off.
'Persons having Cotton t6:ship cat)
no\rgcC it off" tvithont any de!*y. ,.
\fe arc preparcti to tihip" Cotton on
? ii-. 1. ...Ml l._
most lavorauie icriiip, ??m. uv
pleated to do business for any of our
frien^sL "Tdio ljQU8e8-*fe.s6ip to)have
given- gfeuaral suti?ikotid?. We will
tjood sales and quick returns.
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Jan 20,1S71 39-lf
. '-n.T.r-" -Tf.nr .
I *!.??? | . !? I 'I/1. ? i; .il
Garden Seeds!
- Y ' ' ' 11 I'd
Jr. '! CHliiZt) ? : tflJ I
: .
j VlilrE TIATlS in Btorov the Largest
j' wl| Stock :&n tf tho greatest varicLANDRETHS'
fflffl SEEDS,
u-c have ever offered to the public.
*, ^ u aaiai aiz -
AliSO,
Silver Skiir Onieir'Sets.
We invito all gardeners to get their
supply before our. assortment is broken.
ra* Snife ;t mm
Jan. 13, 1& 1, 38?Lf ; : ?1 (/.'-> 2'
Axes! ?Axes!
* ?.X ?tftf
4^ J)0ZJJ2f AXES Store. /,
xnhita &mtn> Mr WTiifrt
(T iM?V WMMVM WW WW ?MVV.I
A zriM
CAROLINA
rKHdi H TitET>7
PkrtIIjIZER
""7
IS the season for $owin? W^.fit
' |\ and other email. graips approacV
OB, to secure a fall vieid, every" farhict
should supply bi&eelf'ttfth some
: Feytjliw, w*d; there hi wme better
t4ian the CAUQJ>INA, which can
be had by applying to
Miller & Robert son.
Sept, *3, 1870, 22: tf
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I ABfiEviiLe, January 27,1871.?Cbtton ~
I looking up; lirfeetf ntagSfcfflfooi>l3ctoj
i 13}; closing At 13}.
1 Nkw yo|S, Janaaiy fift?Qette# dull,j
at GoM at 10jj<^10f.' - H
f 7 P. irttSfc r ? *j
CHARLESTON, JaUiMMPy 25. ?, Cotton r
firm -nffdtffihg qi; " f J ^ e
Augusta,'JsmiMry Sj-^Cottefl opes
| wvtive, at i4}@14|.
Liverpool, January 24?Evening.?
Cotton?uplands 7?@8; Orleans 6^-8}. {
rni? "I^Tnwditoll Wnnssp
r JL im JJU.ClAOUU<?& .M aw ? ?.- -w ^
: 11 SIXCE LjLlY FfilDAY. ' *
fc
T N Drnmlctj J A Foster, C Perking J;
XcwrYork, ?l S Baker, Lowed osvilie, ^
Dr H E Cnowclij, N C* JI S Johnson, g
Sac Francisco, J L Black, Columbia, *
John M. Hill, Newnan,, GujW GMoore j
Abbeville, W W Mcilahoo, Pbiladel- J
jphia, E M Crews, J S Hopkins, J
W Price, Charleston, John H Moore, 'j
General Superintendent, G A C B R,
Hugh G ill is, Jus Dohertj",.?Hu<gh ; J
jj&cqjfcliir, Xhos. Coming,. Montreal, I
*- ? ? i - r\ ur IS
AlciJ Arleitgc, uimricBioxi, it
ner, Cokeshnry, Ja3 Evans. Donalds- j
vilJoj Wm ? Dorn, 3IrsE J II Jackson, -j
ALiss Emmie Spriggs, AbbcvilJjs jDist J
Samuel Wharton sard servant^ Mof-. *
&t?Aillc, '
JOHN A. MAYS, Proprietor.
u ' : m "
J.ATKST grO'J'A'J'lONS OF i
SOUTHERN -SECURITIES, I
IN CHARLESTON, S. c?
COKlUiLTED WEEiLLV BY
r;w?a,T:nn?f.<,i
Banker & Broker, &b. 25 Broad Street.''
r? T& i xvrja
. 6Jannary.<40, 1S7L T:
State SEcritiTiES?South Carolinn,
<W<<T 4? n^r,?<&-; 4?,- negist'4 Bailkoad
Bonds?Blue Bidge, first fl
| mortgage, 60 a anxl "8a-|^
Viuiuaii,(>3a? ; unanone, toiumoia auu
Augusta,?a 8j>; Cbeour and' DariJagr :c
ton, a 62 j Grbenville and Columbia,. Mi
rtioTt., -85a?; do. "State guarun tee, G5a?f if
Northeastern;- ' 9<> a- ?; Savannah a?d '
Charleston, lBt nvort, -r* ?8; do, State 1
guarantee, 6Jla?; South Carolina, ?a 73;! ^
do, ; Sptu t*ubiHx and CnicD,?aoo. |
ItAn.w?Au.SroiPK??Charlotte, Colum-1
bla and Augusta,?k'40 ; Greenvinc' an<J] Columbia,
2 a^-;. Zjio.rtJi^asteru* Jjki-; JS:ivaiiUali
und'ClfcaWt?tpn?.r-a30: Soatfa ]
Carolina, O'holrs!wrw,! ?-a407 do, 1kh?
shares,?a 22k
Exchange! 4e-!fev York Sight, 1 oft*
par; Qko^]^:\0si lll^.Silwr, lOto?
SOUTH fcfcjttfLIxi BASK. BIf.IJi.
*Bank o/ CiuLrieatofl^,; ?a? Rank
<ri Cruder..... 30a? |
Jiauk ui Georgetown 4a?
] Biioli of South CarolinjL..'...;.^.,.,- Kalian
ik of Chester.^.~...J.i.?..;?._~..lQa-~
lUuk of Haipburg. ?,?fia? ;
Bank of Newberry 3a?
Bank of State of S. G\, prior tp lfcitfljJoa?
Han k of fcitahrof CY, iaetw , ISOi r
Jiud 2M2 l&a?
*Planf eitf *tid Meuhantes' iJfcnkof Charleston
~ -a? 1
"People's Bank of Charleston, ?a? J
Union Bank of Charleston ?a?
Southwestern It 11 B'k of Charles-^ v_,t;ton,
old, i A
South western H It Bank of CJiarl- ' "
eston, new, ?a?
State'Uauk of Chailestou. 6a? >
Farmers, and Exchange Bank of i;
-Charleston,.^ 2a?
i Exchange Bank of Columbia 8a? _
i '/.n^rvnPtfUl T\ PnlftSnKio Mil ?
MeWiliiuUfi' Bank of Cherfcw fa ?
Planters' Hank of Fairfield Sa?
festate of Soutl? Carolina Sills Receivable,
93a?
City of Charleston Change Bills 95a? j
~~*5ft5is &a CU" if $Ji|?f Ht n
deemed at the JJsuik Counters of each. 1
?
To the Commissioners of Elec-1
tions for the Election District
of AbbeviHe Comity:
1XT
*f HEREAS,theHon. H. J.Lonwx, ,
who at the general election held in Oc- J
iuuci,' lotv, mvMU uniuuiuur ui me
Senate of the Sfate of South Carolina for .
the election district of Abbeville county, to
serve the term of foar yean, has deceased;
and whereas, the Constitution
of the Stateof South (Xrelipa-direqfcr, ~
that in such-^toe^^'Vrtt-of efoetiotr *
shall be issued by the. President of the
Seqste, Cor the .purpose f?f filling, tfye- r.
Vacancy thus occasioned for the rest of
teriiv for WWch said member so doceas&f
was elected: "i " I ' .'VT.
Now, therefore, you and ejf*cbi.jQf^yon,
are thereby ?qilred?- after <ltte advertisement,
and with strict regard to all previsions
of the Constitution and laws of }
raid State, -touching yoift duty in such
case, to hold an election for a member j
of the Senate of the State;of South Car-'! u
olina, for the county of Abbeville, to p
serve for the remainder of- the term fyf r
which said member, Hon. H. J. Lomax, a
was elected ; the polls to be opened, af; a
the various places of election, in said* j
district, on THURSDAY, SIXTEENTH T
,lay of FEBRUARY,. IStt, by the va- fc
rious managers jof election, for those-j
places respemtVelj^ In Accordance with a
the provisionsat. fhe act.of the General 0
Assembly, entitled "An act providing ^
for the General Election, and the' manVTs
ner of conducting the same,1' approved j.
' March 1st, 1870, and thisv writ,' together | j.
I with your return of the ejection to., be j j
! held'i V hf .before the Senat&?t ^
i f>o not* iriooHnc Mm
am&rjjffcj. siviiater^fc
President Senate.
! Attest, J. Woodruff,
, ftg* "^TTtfETofSenate.
i,v^16n<? '
ISTotioe.
* k'*'1
' . ^ 1 * ?
*T*0E subscriber has returned to his
X. home, witn his health much Improved,
And Is prepared to resume the
praotioe of his profession.
J, J. WARDLAW, M. D.
Jau 20, 1S7J, UU?3t
' I,. -w > V7. . - .
French and English
;_ "wry
mwm m mi schooi
For tfoong Ladies and Children,
ITo. 18 Satlege Avenue,
3S^ESTdN, S. C
IE i M >)' If ^
'4MUTtfr. miVinn ?vf * *?- '< ' ? '? * *? - ?
vvumc III lliailUCTIUIIITWWtWIgl
and superintended by experiencet
eachcra, A practical and accural
:nowledge of the French Language ,wH
e secured by careful Instruction, jjgU
>y its habitual use in the family, arid"aj
ar as possible, in tlie school. a
JILSS WINSTON refers by per?!s
ion, to the following geutlenien,
lev. \V. B. W. Howe, Charleston, 8. C
Vni. P. Pringle, Esq., C*c.?
ae; T. Welsman, E,h &
olin. Y. Stock, Esq.. j 5,
>r. J.E. Holbrook,
And to
'he^U. Rev. Joiin-Johns, Btelvop of Va
?lie'Rt. Rev. J. Freeman. Young,
Fernandina, Fla
I. ltanuoipn lucKer, Jfceq., (former!;
: Att'y (ien. of V*.,) Biltimo
3tm. Jonn B. Cordon; . AtThrrtnyGa
Ion. E. A. Nisbet, Maconr C?a
lev. 5. C. St1!e?,.......i. R?ehmo*d,Va
lichprd J. Arnold, E?q., Bryan Co., Ga
?. (!. Nisbet, Esq., ^....MaoonlGa
r, Gadsden King, Esq., Nwanuah, Ga
tobert Stiles, Ekq.,.1 ukelimond, Vu
"8?* Applications may be made bj
stter addressed as above.
Jan. 20, 1870, 3fl?lm
SEED DATS.
A fr:
qui*
yVM)/' I i;
UCOtf SHOULDERS
JC.JLSI3QES,
" v -ru fpm v'S >^73
. U . '1
ior sale At pieces . |
-nTTTi m-sirm t nTTTtn
SJC-M CHIT. IMS]
J}..-?s ii -II:- -m:: :mit
torn tlity were at this time fast ye&
1: I .. Mift -!
Mays, Barnwell & Co
! Jak 20, 1871, 39?tf
Says, Barnwell & Co
WILL SELL
THE BALANCE OI^HEIR
fflFTEI STOCK
ff JLAf 1JUM Hi* VVM
' '
Greatly Reduced Prices!
iADIES' DRESS GOODS
GENTLEMEN'S
CJlottLirLgr,
CASSIMERES,'&C.Jan
20, 1S71 39-tf . .. ,
Stpte of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE ^OXJXTY.' !<
"A* THE COURT OF PROBATE
P? <V r> "* S9 !> v ~ff Tp i rt
5 ' H J* | ?F
ft/we Settlement of the Estate of Georg
fj Slierl, deceased, Wcdnifdoy'y Feb*
"rvaryi'Wi:
WHEREAS, I. L and J. II. Sibertha
fl filed a petition in my office, pray in;
fi.ual settlement of the Estate o
reo. Sibert, dee'd, public notice i
ereby given to all creditors, legatee?
nd next of kin of the said, dcceasei
o appear in my office on Wednesday
fohrhftw 1st nrox.. when n-final set
lement will tornado of said Estate.
IiS^GUPFIX,
, J..P. A. O.
Jan 20/18T0 ,3Mib '
ffo HiW Dollars RevaM
; " 1 ' H ;>. - ^ j
' State of South Carolina,
- -. - r- :'*
-EXECUTIVE DEPART^T,
Columbia, January 19, 1S71.
HEREAS, several acts of inccn
liarism have recently occurrcd :in th
ipperpartof Abbeville and the lo\vi
iart of Anderson counties, Involving ii
epeated aaeee an imminent risk of lif
nil riantrnrtinn nf nronpjtv : and wllCfC
T""" " w" r;"r v ?
there is a well grounded belief tha
FRANCES BIGLEY, a woman, of color
ecently residing iu Abbeville count:mt
who has absconded therefrom, ha
teen prominently connected with sail
ot'fe of incendiarism, and whereas, it i
f the utmost Importance to the preset
-atlon of the nence and harmony c
lelghbofhooda that such acts of lawless
less slum Id be put down with a stronj
mad, I. here by-offer a' reward of FIVJ
lUNlglED COLLARS Uia appre
icnslon of
nd her confinement in ,jny jail, wit!
ri-oof to convict; '~ "x'
In testimony whereof, I here
- unto set my harrd and '^Sufif
the Great Seal o?,tho SUt
1. u ) to be afflxed, at. polumWe
A '/ this nineteeuth day of Janu
ary, A. D. 1.S71, and in th
lunery-nun year or uie in
; - deptmdeiico of the Uiiitck
BUitca'of Angelica.
1\Q1}E11T K. SCOTT,
Governor.
P. L. Cabeozo,
Secretary of State.
Jap 2), 1S71 40 It
CELEB^^TKD ]
|WANOO FERTILIZER!
si i1
Price for the ensuing season fixed at
? 3Rfe|? I
| iu It Tbpct ^tra. * ?i
? - ^utlnrttcrcst^ftefPfimVaa^, c
xit the rftF^Fone^W*^ ?
. Mil
Freight and Droyngc to bo paid in
CASH, iu <ejtW case.
? y K ""Ji 15 fiy 4 ,- Tfr ; -rt
0 u r I'ic-aasw$1 ij pi ease. ban 4j $n 1'
. their order?' cajHy,jtp recruit1 *
in-good cofldit^a d? ticneft| i |
: AJKEW & WAliliEBT 1"
jfiste As waflate
.. firceowool, S. C.
Jan 13; 187-i';3 ^ ^ .-..
; ?! elpii%
5 '^Eetho Wd crsi p?a&?. &efcbni}&;s& >'\
Abbeville, with a view to the protection
of^Gtai* o<vn interests ns a# vf
the interests of ^vumpt-paj'ing eufej
tnr>i/?va *tnrl "lil 1'lVi'ftA rt.P
' fishing credits <mr u nvote substantial basis,
do severally agree that after
; Sak?-da^ in February Vtfewiff prepare
!a'book which shall contain tho names
of all delinquents for the past 'yew:.'Each
mcrclmnt will, at all times, have
freo access to this boblc. ar*S'' by'this
?j mean? \v9f become Familiar wltfr'lfio '*
[ names of such meni^s- haW fiiilcd <<r \
[ "Vi^etr--tii.e?r olAigatidns. Iri'this-wtV' tt
nft^ioti&o' will 'beimposed; ixf&S by ap* ^
1 plftfottons fo^'credit froii/i men' who, 5
1 have failed ttf pity ont ftfth *4$!i dome ^
other house, and no proaipt-paying 11
men^^U-,ie??ttaJp for
snovracmrmgB OTTnose-wTTO-are w*r*r TS
11 to pay. It is suiridal to buy goods ~~
i for cns^i iicTf tlfem"5r^w9Frea^t^ "?
' j time;:,iAtd 'the cxpirafltiii
tho tuelre months &H to get ou<?i
_ money. i 31'*' 0i3L 1
None of ns can afford to do this
kind of business, and "we will n ot-atare^f^
in
!a<* ii? will hnvp (lmnle limp to Kettle I M
r ail claims a^nsy h^^y-Wirw mgtf
vont their names ucing enrolled as uc~j*
^An/one who
Uo i'uviCy fl)a }cQ^[>eratibu ot
ii '.7m *4iii:u 1 : .3 iili.'l:
White, >!5mith &
> Miller' &' Ifblbert^on,''
Norwood, DuPre & Co.,
9 James W. Jcrs&, :
Uuarles, Perria^ 5
J. Knox, 1
Trowbridge & CjEEE.*^? jj
J. D. Chalmers & Co., ?
A. M. wabhKw*! .817 i
H. W. Lawson & Co., i?
. I9,|
aJce sA . G
Parker & Lee. ?
Jan,43,:i8rt,.^g,%?TSOV ,0'S! ,
sl .cs.jtffiswsrs ,'?xn t
Dissolution.,
? . ^QSJXEY. & t
| I WHITE,.,i* 4ijs&plv<?d, AII-par- ,/
tics indebted must make payment im- $
mediately to j. D. MOSELEY, at ;*
Lownd$villo, or your names will go, fr
on the Delinquents Book" at Abbe- .
villa C?. XL, S. ,-C. . ; ; <[
i MOSELEY & WHITE. 5 ^ ?
i ' Lotrndsville. S. C.
! ... gflQt
I
- j ppjlNOS" ' !;i
: Cognac Bitters, f
e! FEBST PRIZE ' * til
i Paris Exhibition 1867.
Purify the bloto^l and *
1 strengthen the system,
5 eradicating tKfc effect of
j dissipation, malntaln tho
? human frame In. condition *
. ofhealtftfulness, dlspeTfhe r ^
tf BJU69 Unu BlMliciiwti >uw- . .
tempers, and relieve those i
r whose sedentafyfcaBfts lay
' them open .to depression.
J. They prevent andcuro^k- ous
and other JFeyers, J^erer and
? siguey bi#iy jfriafy'ho&i, %
1 Urv, ^vtpcpsiat ,?*a - Ate*ftcs*,
Colic, yhoUfa'^'CHplcva Jfotyun.*..
and everv complaint incf
p dental to diet or atmps- ?
U phere. Ladles will find, 1
them a aovereign boon, aa i J
they .eradicate al! .traces fKV 1
! of Peblli^y,. Werjfousnegsi ^ v
j Inertness, and Disea$$a>> . t
j peculiar to the sex. o
i BTThouaanda of Teatlmo? l
nlala can be seen at the li
office of ?
! M. JACOBSON, Sole Proprietor,
j , " 64 & 08 "Water Street, N. Y.
Jan 10, 1S71 8l)-l:Jiu
esse
Ifobaw " ->.. . - ?
Six weeks "
sssbiu ?*-??. : !
Dutch Case Knife "
Ltf^e Lima, ' ? "r J
Bishop Dwarf FritM^ "
Champion of Bnglaud "
British Queen . ?
KmnntmbftC V 7 ,t", T? '?
IIF?
a ?? Dutch "
^een Glazed ^ ^
SFayennfe..-CSU" ?3
Early Scarlet TarnlpBacMJbili,
mmas&s
mmZguk' 1
Early Golden IJush-tgquasli, *
^^sissmsd^
"Winter " " M
"Extra E^rly tttaflttiiWf1 ^> ' A
Lar?e .i -jffq yii'fl S> Salootli
UffV .r 'Y<}U<rtP??;o nffln'J* .Jt > j 5X; ^
msssa^
Ei^ht HoWtd 'SugaTP Omi. :
PABKEE & LEE.
J*n.;20, 1871, 39?4t
rTs?^STfi SA1E. .
jr? ylrtoe oT>?liy write of Ffcr
3 -Facias to metiir^wL I will
>e highest tfddtcj At public aitonf; at
bbevi Il? L\ H* da the ELBST MO?
witrklith^tMKtorpwwl Of faMMt, &
le eountjhof A%tarf!te,??0t*iafa9 (M)
rth, John]
od^n, and^thert^levifed opon^?*tthe
? L ^ 1 ' ? '
T?r?8-'va?n. ?
8 :Jii* 14, wfr. } '
tie highest bidder, *t public outcry^ at
<*>
eras or land, more orTe*, on watcE^w
>? **v? ncoiM-rtv of Wllliaaj fL.M*-1
iVyde, iSltlrick au4 . !
: c$psfe / 7/ iw ,aJ7/- VjTV
>
Sheriff's OfflV t ^ ^ i
Jan. 14, lffllj;?
, ffiEEHT? SALE.
:iantfry writ* of Fieri
L) Facias to me directed, I will sell to
w hteb4#t bidder, at Abbeville Court
rxfi flu> Vint Voadjiv in Ffbru
EVU9V) WU
oundeU bv landsef George Hoblntson,
Trs/ Ophelia 8. jQnQsi,aud others, lev*
>d upon as the property of George F.
Lluiock, ads. J. ^ llpboij*>?,. ?ud othj.
sic'j. ,yj ,L Vi-'21)
Tat
"taenfe.
? .?HSjmr?. Htt
[>Y virtue' of kmdTy wrltt of Fieri
CJ Faeias'to me directed. I will sell to
iverlHghest*bi4dprra^ public outcrir. At
Abbeville Court. House, on the First
lotiday ,n next, between the
?gal hours, the following- property, to
/it: '
I t ONE BARREL MOLASSES,
jvled upon as the property of Samuel
rutfn, aUs. G. W. {,'roiner. '
Terms Cash. .
HENHY S CASQN, .
Sheriff Abbcrftlo County.
Sheriffs Office, \
Jan. 14,1871. j
-IRE I Fmil FISEIll
f ?
:? y: >
rOGBTHB.l with 4- or 8 of tbe BE8TEAS.
; tern' ?nd SOUTHERN INSURANCE
OMTAMES, th? iiil.?crib#i? rt.AQEJ'TS
ir rffat ^A-MMOTITTV ESTBO COVlN FY,
rne pacific fire insurance compay
OF SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
It* en?raDte*d ??piUl ja TWEN'lYFlVfi
ILLlONSiN-OOLO. 1U STOCKHOLDERS
rc individually lihbi? fotfita Its loeaes
"" ~ * ?rrt?p 1 fl
' J)T~ I. <R W. 'AV tfffuBLXKUH.
T V !
: ; ?"i i (., ? ? .'\cr
fO OUR PATROHS!
il'-a 03tt 'iniiivr ; i, 1:- :> A&i,
r'ASKUARY, Eighteen Hundred and
* fietenty-Ono^'
he Time for Pajriag Your Accounts
for Last Tear!
Wo havo trusted you without
[ortgftge or "Lien upon ^onr'crop
ominwrroo*?- <^dti<ten^'byi::|wy1ijg
P.FffWfte iimA 'to tiato
MILLES & ROBERTSON.
Jan cj 1771 37?tf '
r=&fep?cTFj0W<f.''iriform.
I nftttforis of BKErLE-VUE ACAD
5^^ an'4 the pubiic generally, that I
rtft onon a school at the abovo raeoiouea
plneo, neAr MeKi1 rick's mill,
n MONDAY, 30th JANUABV, 187!.
'ublfo patronage is respect/felly soicitod,
I will spare no effort in my
ndcavors to giro entire satisfaction.
J. H. Morrow,"
Jan. 11, 1871, 39 ? 3t
v
p^otl ' r; ~ "r. ti
sag^^yiiS.
Bible jyioiloiiAr^' ^^i' >.
' tnwBOi.Vi Mth&ix
IT fa liiil ^'
BaHio^^bofl^taaaBPia^^ orfa 1\>
Aiulz^*fl*StoSi^2Ulia?he?r
nw*y : >ti ?:<# >* Ytvtfi oj atcA tnd t?
Harkn&w'g Latin Qiimillfi el
Bullions' Lotto Gounanr, -, - .
Btdlkns1 Gw^Ot4<aaattr- -
' Tr'Sf* -
SKfefc*,;;i '
Bullions' 8?tlu?t,
Horace, Xenopboti'e Menwrabiflfr^AW 4
Anabwua. ~... , ... \
CorneJl's
?<~fl
rffffy ?* '
t? Tt^' ^Ali|iliiMJ ^.: f-n*. :iw$t&S.
; Ufcvfea' LepoiiB, r.*4T . W
Brewer's
Comatock'? N*U*r?l '
*?W* yii-r
*ri? <J. fj.?i.lf\ .4H 1^%0F lit. TjV
; /wwi nuw?. - -Awn. *J c ? atwvrw??
HnulWm &eWl tMfeoffrf
gkud, Giwe sndfBtfnw:- ? "85V.U'A
Worcester's Element* of ECMoit^hkr
.,:$iiSM?l!a^8S^swoo
wjiron vTiu'.iiutv opniwoijj*
\VIlIard#a
V Tb lie biMlit ,iw*ov?t 14 ;?*.?
7 ' "
Jaa 13,1872 3^if &8 :]???** *j?y
B^wn'^?^0C " '
Mem^nSw > ir^flts
Copy Books set? tUlt viajKO.#K$???J
, blauk,
Blank Draft Booka, >>?ai>
Tnrrilfit^0^ v' " "t^y ;
Common Pmyer Bool^ebeenj' 'A\^^
, Bibles, v*?ta*^?eaaiid quality?
6up day-school Boofei, dK^^A
Pocket, Majjs of South Carolina an3
' and dfiWripltA
Maps of Unit&8tMte*aii& aaMdAt''i&
.fiewel'i History ?f Grew, ''! tit
Pavies' K V8, . u . '
#srS?**** ,
" Wash'tjifcton Mfidalloo,
" GommereU, '- !f
" Bohool, ti . "i v.i,-7J5
Journals "and Ledgers. .
v PARKER & LSX.
Jan 50, 1870 W-it ' .;*
' v
ijjK> mIGmJB
Porl87i
< i ? Ji - m.-y r n JO'Jp
W -irffc? U'M'y
Patfrt fdwaopiw,;
'4 4: U fkim-A i ff
' fAliKEB & LEE.
Jao ?, 1871 89-K /> > v T7'J "
y- -y ?r;i-Mi'--?&w
'? ;W* >*; . i
Of4" A.'WIy1
FOR TSElSUFFBBIifG.
ualhitffci iuiJ.t
rVPATATE e r?0O|-u*sd lo relieve
v vomiting Id pregnancy, Ac.
?v * ^ * <t *?
^RAY'fl Ototoen<^-ftir fiie
v " g WW i ii. y ?sk
^UEF-OIL Ami Young American LfnX
itueut?to cure tetter on hands, tec.
< ".4 ?
X7E Plus Excelsior?to cur&,?nre
! JN breasts, Inverted toe nuib, conU
iiUilioiW, <to.
MiW'8 Patent Sucking Bottles.
?
JJASKELL'S Tetter Ointment
PARKER & LEE.
Jan 20, 1S70 39-2t