Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I I. err ITEMS. - "W . Travelers complain that Paris wo , never so expensive as now*. For the next season, it is said, thr bonnets ai*o lo have all their trin inings on the back,, instead of in Iron as formally. The potato blight has developed t an alarming extent in irelund, and i is feared that the crop is almo?ruined. ft Forty-four vessels, gauging 38,00 tons, passed through tho Suez ('ana in June. One steamer had touehui sixty times on the way. Jt has been decided to hold an ii ter: a'.ional exhibition in Vienna i 1673. Amelia Gareia, a beautiful youn: actress who was a great favorite i New Orleans, having been crossed ii liWO t !l(wl linJ'Snir viinniilli* > " V? "v.ww* *vvw,iy. Thero is to be a three-cornered mn nieipal contest in San Francisco, tli Republicans, Democrats and Laho Beformers all having full tickets ij 4,ho field. The American Colonization Society lias more than two thousand appliea lion ah* ady ior passage to Liberia ii tlio vessel which will be sent out ii Novem' onext. The commissioner of the pnblii 'school^ of Lexington County thinks so far as can be seen at present, thai t iere will n<5t bo more then cnougl money for public school purposes to k ?ep the schools open three months in the next school year. Mr Samuel W. Tucker, of Spartanburg, died-on the 19th. Mr, Tuckei was in the TOlh year of his age, and during his long life lias been-.highly esteemed for the many virtues \vhie:i adorned Ins .character, lie was the father of Hon. Joseph W. Tucker, once a Citizen of thai town. ( n Friday last St. Louis sold seven ty hogsheads of tobacco for shipment to llubiin, Ireland, and exults in the extension of 'direct trade." The Itaiicn opera season at London was closed Jun.e22d, by the performance of "i>inorah," in which AdcJiiiaPntti appeared as the heroine. Eighteen towns in (ivcat' Britain have popnlaticns exceeding 100.000; there being thirteen in England, three in Scotland and two in ireland. The approaches to the bridge across the Mississippi, at St. Louis, are bciegj rapidly tomplctcd. Four of the approach piers on the cast side of the river are linished, two arc sunk and will reach their ioundations iii about a week. It is now sai-l fhas the unfortunate woman in New York, whose demise furnished the basis of the sensation story of the cholera having appealed hi that city, was taken oil" by just jjuch an aftack as one might oxpect to follow a repast of twenty over-ripe peaches. two eantelopes and a watermelon, which was her last banquet. Tlio project of cutting a canal to n"ite the !>alii<; and North Sea is now under serious consideration in Berlin. The enterprise is said to ho feasible, the only serious obstacle in the way being a, plute in two or three miles wide and about sixty-eight feet at its highest elevation. The Millerilcs havo ciphered out this time that.,"* according to the prophecies of Daniel, the world will come to an cud, and wo shall have "tho second advent" about the 3d ol September Consequently, says the .New York Herald, among the faithful believers in this calculation WamHutta cotton for ascension gowns is in glCilb I'l'lJHl'St, The Now York Standard pay's that tho programme of the Ilepublieans W^io do not agree that tho re no mi nation of Genera! Grant is vise is to nominate Schuyler Colfax. Further, that the movement i> under the especial patronage of Mr. Greeley, and it* friends are only waiting for the opportune time to spring his name before tho country. The Standard thinks all the movements of Air, Colfax confirm this theory. The ex-Empress of Mexico, Carlotta, it is positively stated, cannot live through the coming autumn, as she now has periods of perfect prostration histing forty-eight liours, and her death is expected almost any day. She is 01.ly thirty-one years of age, having been married to the unfortunate A rchduko Maximilian when slu was but seventeen years of age. The San Francisco Call has beer making a.eensus of the city, and in t late issue gives the names of all whe arc .worth half a million of dollars 01 more. Tho list comprises seventy fight who are worth from half a mil .'JtlOIft l4' llllllH/ll U V/ liUD KUK.ll) Llllll) . t wo over one? and under two millions .cloven over two and under three mil lions, four over three and under three millions; four worth from four to tei millions. The Rothschilds-are said to he suol firm, believers in luck that they wil never employ any one in any eapaei ity whn has been unfortunate. Thej always ask tho man who applies t< them for a situation, however humble "Have you ever any bad luck V" am if the reply he in the affirmative, he i: rejected without any further discus eion. To this apparently severe am unjust mode of dealing they altributi nin/.li ftf onnnn't IIMVU VTA tuvii VAli UU1 UlIUll J OUVVV^ in business.. The Greonvillo Mountaineer Buys ' Dispatches aro being received an< forwarded daily by tlie telegraph lin< recently constructed b'tween thi place and Columbia.. It is an impor taut acquisition to our people. \V sug?jc?t thiit if the otfico were loratei nearer the main business portion o the city than it now is, the facilitio 1 hn? afforded would be more gcnerall; made uso of.'' 1-tfma?i-n " ""-1 i? ron the rukss axi? tiax^eu. "Wine Making. Afr. Editor.?I have received roccntly ,t requests from pel-sons at different i- places to give Ihem, in detail, my |l method of making wine: and as I there may bo others who might pos-i o'sibly be benefited by plain directions! iijin mean or wine-making, i sciul you i this. I pretend to nothing new in | what I will write, but there arc many 0 of us who ruav profitably learn what jJ1 is aid. This wine (I send you a sample.) was made as follows:?The grapes '"|(Scuppcrnpng,) were gathered alter j some two or three weeks of dry ! weather; sheets were held at corners ?i beneath the vines, into which the] i,' grapes were shaken, together with a good many leaves, twigs, and trash ihc last wcro separated from ihc CJ grapes by pouring them slowly out rjenan inclined plain ; tho green and 1 d :cayed ones were picked out. Then ' ; tho grapes, without washing, were ;j mashed in wooden vessels by hand and the juice pressed, which was put 'lisilo a clean sweet keg resting on its [side in a cellar well ventilated; it was j tilled full, (stick a pin there.) There [was added whilst measuring in, one !' Mound of best white su^ar to the ?jal-| L,,. _ ( ?:lon, jugs were also filled with the ?Isiimo to the amount ot one tenth of: ?j the wine in tho keg. The.se wore set i beside the keg. All were left open at top. Tho grapes were very ripe and i ' sweet. If the weather is cloudy and ' (rainy previous to gathering, or if not 'thoroughly ripe, tho juico ^vill need i one aftd a half or two pounds of sugar to tho gallon. Llaekberry juice should have threo pounds. I have inado wino without sugar, that went through safe without acetous fermentation ; but it was poor wine, and as long as it continues to rain in Summer lime, here we will be compelled to add j sugar to get a wine with good body. FERMENTATION. This began in about twenty-iour hours and continued, rapidly, at first ' I boiling over and throwing o/T impurij ties for several days. Every morning * * t n . \ rn i the keg was mica ircm me jug. i no sugar was ul.so stirred from the Lot- 1 ! torn with a clean stick, (not pine.) \ i The fermentation was kept up?grad- 1 ! ually subsiding?for ahout one month, J when the bung was put in tight, and < jthe jug corked. . Jn about throe j months the keg was oj>cned and again j filled froni the jugand closed airtight. At the end of one year a faucet was inserted without moving the keg and the wined bottled. The corks were I j softened in hot water and driven | ; light, JL use no sealing wax. The ' keg was never moved or shaken dur-i i inu the time of making. | o O j Hacking is a capital process for' ! making vinegar, but a poor one fur : making wine. You can make a bet-1 ; ler wine on the lees than in a ban el ifree from them. Some of the best] I wine 1 ever made stood two veaiS' i without drawing oil'? The art of rc-1 I j fining wine upon the Ices was known I to the Jews. The particular process! las it is now practised in the island of (Cyprus is dscribeol in Marili's Travjcls. "The dregs are so much valueTl that, they are not sold with the wine in jvase unless particularly mentioned'! | ft uco>//( o iycuctvftu/y. If your grape arc scarce, you maj'; Jincro&so the quantity of wine l>y adding to the mure and pomicc as much ; water as you have pressed juice, and ! three pounds of sn^ar to eac h gallon Let the whole ferment together 3 or 4 days, t hen press and proceed as wi'.h 'the first. Mr. Cook, an extensive. ' wine maker of .Georgia, and good au-j jthority in this matter, nays this la.-tj (will make even a better wine than j the first. ! For those who have no cellar and ! who only make a few gallons of wine I recommend-a 5 gallon- keg or largo jug set in tho coolest part of the house, say a firo place oft tho north 5 iside of the house. Follow the above J plan and keep a cloth over the mouth | ij.io Keep out gmtis an? roaeiies, ami 11 you Will get a clear good wine, in> jsstead o? tho muddy sweetened stuff "so-called" wine, l)iit for which it ' would be hard to fiwd an appropriate J name; There arc thousands of bot- j ;j tics of such ?tnfF brought from the "i North and sold as high as $1.50 per ki bottle that did notcost XOcts. to mike it, and what is worse is prescribed far our sick by physicians who arc not 1 judgos of wine. Let every family ' make rind keep good wino on hand. . jlf you havo not tho grapes, plant a j scuppernong vine?this winter?don't J forget it?and make blackberry wino ' till your vine con.os into bearing. W. L. ANDERSON. ] _ 5 consignees. : The following persons have packages I in the Express Office. u s C? W Miller, F Lockriripro, W Moore, - F M Mitchcl, T Branch, (i W Gray, W u, T Penney, J B Boston, C T Latimer, C 11 E Bruce, J Burton, S McCIowan, T 1' 'f Quarlcg, J T Buskin. 1 C. V. HAMMOND, Agent. wy * u?uap jtnwa i ni?';??u7. j?? bwtiuim . Markets. * ' . - -? Abbeville, August 31.?Cotton 14 New York, August 28. ? Flour unchanged. Wheat and corn quiet and heavy. Pork quiet and steady, at 13.87. ; Cotton quiet and firm; sales 700 bales? lands 195. ({old J2*. 7 1*. J[.?({old ]2l(?,12}. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat Ijeavy and o@ lc: lower. Corn slightly favors buyers, at Y}Gj@07. Fork a shade firmer, at 1?J.75@18,87. Cotton quiet and firm ; sales 1,000 bales?uplands 191, ; Orleans 19 j. Ciiaiu.esxox. August 28. ? Cotton dull?middling IS. Auousta, August 28.?Cotton?firm ?middling 17.1 I sales 2.'!0. IiiVKKi'ooL, August 28.?Noon. ?Cot ton opened firm and is now strong?uplands 9J; Orleons 9$. election"" ototioei . AX ELECTION for I >; TEN DA NT and FOUll WA1M>FNS for tlie Town of ABBEVILLE, will be held' in the Court House, on MONDAY, the 11th day of SJii'TJSJIiJKJi, 1871. Polls opened lit. 9 a. nv, and close at 3 p. in. "Every citizen entitled to vote for members of the Legislature of this State, and who shall have resided within the limits (corporate) aforesaid for six months immediately preceding the said election, or who nol having so resided, shall own a freehold-within the said limits, worth at least two hundred dollars, shall he entitled to vote at the said election. J. F. . BaPBE, latendanf. 1 .Aagn3t21, 1871, IS -tf Ml Caro!iia--4teiIle Ctunly. Ln tlxe Common Fleas. IVm. D. Mars, Administrator of Jlolit. Mars, dec'd, against J. C. 1'arfar, unci others. Order for Injunction, An. PURSUANT to order of Court In this case, (lie creditors of the Esate of Robt. Mars, dec'd, arc hvreby lotilied to present and prove their denands against said Instate before me at ny olliee onor before the Fifteenth day >f* .November next, or be barred. MATTHEW MeDONAIYD, C.' C. r. Clerk's Office, A. C. \ loth August, 1871. | Ayer's Hair .Vigor, i For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A. A dressing winch is at ouco 'Agreeable, ^jp\ healthy, and effectual for presenting (lie hair. Faded or gray Js$t 1 Am'r is so:m restored Imk' its original color. freshness of youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore tho 1 hair where the follicles are destroyed, ! j or tho glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for ( usefulness-by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional, use wilt prevent tho hair from turning gray or falling olF, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from thoSe deleterious substances which I f make some preparations dangerous, and injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not barm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, . nothing else can be found fo desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and . yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy | lustre and a grateful perfume. ' Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL ClIIiMISTS, I LOWELL, MASS. PRICE $1.00. Tlio Young- Ladies OF C6KESBURY, S, C? will give a Grand Concert, i ON THE 6th SEPTEMBER, | in the Tlatl of Uig MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE, T7OR tlio benefit of the Methodist Church. The programing will be <piito extensive, consisting of M usic, (both vocal and instrumental,) Charades, Tableaux, Vivants, Scenery. The people are cordially invited to attend. Come one! Come all!! as a largo attendance is very much desired, by the UUMmTXJSJS. August 2-1, 1871, 18 ? If BAY RUM, . A.t, P arker & Lee's , July 7, 1S71 n-tf Barley! Barley!! Barley!! 100 BUSHELS OF GOOD CLEM BARLEY mi MM, If MILLER & ROBERTSON Aug. 17,1S71, 17?Jm DRUGS.. AFRESH order received, and .1 vai ety of Pur.e Chemical preparatioi looked l*!>r, which we would like pi), sicians to examine, at PARKER & LEE'S. An?. 17, 1S71,17?tf STATIONARY "GOODS At Reduced Prices. Fool's Cap Paper, Legal " " Letter, " (three sizes,) Ladies' Xoto " " French " Commercial " Pens, Penstafls and Pencils, Envelops, Open End and French Official. Business, White and Colored. PARKER & LEE. August 17, 1R71, 17?t.f A VARIETY OF Lilly Whiter Tel low's Versailles. Casearella do Caragol de Persia, Osiftt (Jin, Q,ueoii Victoria'.* Powder, The Talisman, for the Complex Ion and Eyebrows. Opera Gems, , Magnolia Halm, Laird's Bloom of Youth, Mean Fun and otlior Toilet. Powders, Lemon Itouge, The Lemorest Curling Cream, Pomades and jiair Oil, Handkerchief Extracts and Cologne. PARKER & LEE. A variety of Toilet Soap, Cheap, Us< fill and pleasant. ' . Paint Brushes, No. 0 to 7-0, Sash Tools, Hhaving Brush, "White Wash do. Marking do. (jraining Combs. PARKER A LEE. Aug. 17, 1S71, 17?tf ' JPaiixtsPureGcrmantown Lampblack in O Chrome Green Oil, " Yellow " Prussian Blue " Prop Black " Burnt Umber " " Sunna. " Raw " " Patent Dryer, White Lead JW Prop Black " Goldenseal u Ilurnt I'mber " Imperial Crecn " J>urnt iSunim " Raw Chrome <?recn " " Y?;!lo\V " Litharge " Yellow Oehro" u Prussian i'.ltio ?" Vandyke iiriAvn " Fuller's Earlli " Vermilion (American & Chinese Carmine 2nos. Pi & S, Raw Linseed Oil Roiled " " SI rails Tun tiers " i tic " iVhifeLead cxpcclcd in 25 and 100 J hi 'ackages. Avt-rili's Chemical Paints. Oilers) ar? solicired. A cheapunii beautiful Paint. PARKER & LEE. August 17, 1S71, 17?-I i&jsiissi ugjusf, .A.T ? Parker & Lee August 3, 1S71, 15?tf ?o All f!io nay rat to Pure j COTTON GINS. +?.t TIIE subscriber having mado a ranyements with sonic of tli most prominent .Manufacturers < COTTON G1XS, is now prepared 1 nuppl)' all who may want topurcbas at the shortest notico, and on tl most reasonable terms. All who ai in want of Cotton Ciins would do wc to examine liis Gins before purcha in?j ciscwncrc. John Enright. Aug 10, 1871, 1C?tf "White Goods. MULL and Nainsook, vci cheap, Cheeked, Swi and Embroidered Muslins, Swi and Jaconot Embroideries, Lacc Frilling, Edgings, Inserting Collars, ('nil's, Longclotlis, ve cheap, Handkerchiefs, etc., the I EMPORIUM OF FASHIG 3\rOTIOB| TO ALL CONCERNED IN f [Public Schools. 1 $m9 After due consideration, it is the] opinion of tho County Board Exatnif ners, for Abbcvillo County, tliat the scholastic year of the Public Scools in said County, commences on tho 1st 1 Monday in .February, 1872, and ends " r on tho 1st 'Monday in November ? '' 1872, and so on annually. In this Jway the educational interests of the ? County will bo best subserved. t] From the 1st to tho 20th of Janu ary, 1872, tho County Board of Ex- [( aminers will hold their session for the examination of teachers and not there- a y- after. No teachers will receive pay for their services unless they rcceivo cor lificatcs from the County Board of ! Examiners or State Superintcndant 0 of Education, and are regularly' employed by tho Trustees of their res- " peelivc school Districts. t, RQBT. R. HEMPHILL, M. McDONALD, ^ tw ixttttt a mson. ii iu.. Tri.MjiU*">?v.., Chairman School Comm'rs. Abboviilc, Aug. I, 1871, 15?If J It is rccommcndcd by tho Board lliat llio Commissioner pay no teachers where ilic law lias not been strictly followed by the Trustees. See Sections 20 and 44, Act of March C, 1871. # f T. WILLIAMSON, School Commissioner. August 3, 1871, 15? If ?: I (Jrocsries aid Confectionaries! i , DUE-^ WEST. { nplIE subscriber bason band a choice i - - j : ? -r /M)hr'l,,PrV.? n ml 11 SCICIHMMI in CONFJ-rflONAPJES. which she is 1 selling low for CASH. Iler stock comprises in part the following articles : FLOUR, BACON AND fl 11 IT 2 SU&ABS, CRUSHED aid BROWN, MOXjASSSS/ SALT at $3.00 PER SACK, * Candles, Cofioe, Java and Rio, ^ Soda, Crackers, Pickles, Oysters, Sardines, Candies of every description, Fig Boxes, Glass Fruit, Jollies in Turn- _ hlers, Lemon Syrup, Lemon Sugar, Raisins, 1J Figs, Coacoa JSuts, J Almonds, Palm Nuls, Filberts, Flavoring Extracts. Toilet Soaps, Washing IJlne,. Rosin Soaps, Smoking Tohacco, Cigars, Parlor Matches, and . many other articles. '' Thankful for past patronage, she solicits a coniinuance of the same. MRS. C. Q. COHEN, V >. ' Agent. August 17, 1ST 1, ? PAEEOR SUITS. w ?*? *. I ill mWO Pino Parlor Suits at tlio Pur- tJ1 .1. niluro Store, will be sold very low', by J. 1). CJIALM'EKS & CO. ^ a Juno 27,187], 10 ?tf* w F 01 SUSIIC CUETAINS. ANRW Lot of RUSTIC CUR- _ TAlXSj just received, large ? sizes. Tlii-.y are the most Economical. ? Durable, Beautiful and Simple of Construction. J. D. (JlIALMliliS & CO. June 30, 1S71, 10?tf I HAIR QLOTH. o # A KI) all Wool Hops, for covering J\, Sofas, Chairs, &c., at J. J) (JJ-i A L.\lICRS & CO. [June 30, j A GOOD Stock of Marblo always tl an hand. 1$ .Monuments and Headstones mann- B factured at short notice, and all work p dono in a superior manner. tn I J. 0. H1LMEBS. p 0 June 10, 1871, 8-If ?a o. ; i 3 COTOGl BID STEADS,' A NEW LOT just received of new and pretty Patterns, at low prices. J. D. Clialmers'& Co. June 1C, 1871,8-tf ?NSW BARBER SHOP, UP STAIRS, :'s5 Over J. D. Chalmers & Co.'s Furniture lT Sfnve. Patron .ago respectfully solicited. GOVERNOR CRAWFORD. iN April l t; 1ST 1 51-if IWiT-IITIMS!. jAliljl IIU IJIJ ' ' * ' ' 1^1 , ALL persons entrusted t- ? y tlie late Treasurer, with01 J . 'd 'ax Executions for collec- a 01 ion, are hereby requested ^ ) return them immediately r ) the undersigned with a 0: eport of monies collected J 'X n the same. 0 F. F. C. DuPre, ? fi County Treasurer, c Abbeville Couuly. une 30,1871,10?tf s FRESH- ? rurnip Seed I FKOM us tsm "I ? Laing's Improvd EtUTA BAGA, jmr wmvmpflix fil&IUU II liliiii liVlir l/UIlt) WHITE &LOBE, j ED TOP-STOUT LEAVED, Yellow Aberdeen-, u n Just roccivcd, at ^ e ?ardlaw & Eiwar&, Noi 3 Granite Range. July 20, 1 SGI, 12?If i m )OORS, ' SASHES, J mjiJNi/s, Food Mouldings, Stair Rails, I Newels, &c., Embossed, JJ; Ground and Cut Glass. 4 LAliGJO and well assorted 'stock \\ "X of tho above goods constantly i hand at the lowest rates. Order ork promptly attended to. Guilders id owners will find it to their ad van- ri ige to get our estimate bef'oro pur- JJ lasing. Special attention given to lack Walnut and other First-Class fo ork. C Estimate and Frieo Lut furnished (11 ti application. WHITLOCK & CO., ' 254 & 2;>G Canal Street, New York. . July 7, 1871?11, 3in tate of South Carolina, 0 .A_bbeville County. . In the Common Pleas. ajnTTf/itv mm? i Ijn/jjt . T. Porclicr, Ex'r and Trustee, vs. Joshua Daniel and others. ill for Injunction, Construction, &c. PURSUANT lo tho order of the L Court, passed July 5, 1871, iii 10 above Plated cause, Notice in hereI given to the children of Cornelius 0ox, ailey Cox, Bethuna *l'ace, ami Phoebe jV rice, (whose names and number arc nknown,) legatees under the will-of ^1*8. Jane Rcid, dee'd, to appear and pj rove their identity, and claim their share er f mid estate, on or before tbo 1st o ca lUgnst, 1872, or thoy will be barro pi f any benofit -under the decrce ., J c< ud case. jj 0. T. PORCHES, ?c Ex'r and Trustee. ? " - ? ? i r> July 17, Ifciii, lis?lam j-m Mill Gearin&Shaffinfc&Pulleys ji? L_?EKD FOB A CIRCUIAR-J^ AN ORDIN : v' -.;- ?yr- ; fif inHfr " "fliV'g -"Tii *. ife*-v'v-'i.- V " ..'I-? " " . ' 1. f* 11 ,A'^Slp *"5f ., J*to/1 */i. ,%' i 'j&'t ?, r3k?* ' : . ' - ? . . ?i-'r l< . V Section 1. Bo it ordained; by tho Intendan f Abbeville, in Council assembled, that from, inance, it shall not bo lawful to introduce, an< thcrwise, at any place, any Guano, Phospbat r substance, within tho distance of 'two h ublic Square, or within ono hundrod yards ot ithin tho corporate limits of the Town of At Sec. 2. Bo it further ordained, by the aathc hosphato or other noisome Fertilizer, or sal r stored. wiLnin two hundred and fifty yards eyond that distance from the Public Square,' ards of any inhabited dwelling house 'own of Abbeville, shall be removed boyoDa' r before tho first day of September next. Sec. 3. Bo it further ordained, by the authd *l?o shall violate tho provisions of thisordina ned not less than Five Pollrrs for each day, uano, Phosphate,-o/' other noisome Fertilize r suffered to remain within the limits herein Done in Council in the Town of Abbeville, tate of South Carolina, the 16th dajT of Aug nly-One. J. F. C v . August 24, 1871,18?3t ' n n a/^nrk tti n n -n liKUl J Jilhls & |' s ~ Oixx* Mr. D HAS just returned from Baltiraoi lie lias purchased, at the . LOWEST NET A. CHOICE SELE FifflMY CI The public, nnd especially our frien< ) examine our Goods before purchasi o superiority over other fiirst-class lat our prices shall be as low, and th; xact quality represented. , .V . -v Norwood, Du March 31, 1871 49-tf isil low is Your Chance to Make 0 F YOU -want to Bare money in purchasing ING, LADIES' and GENTS' SHOES, X) >M at EAPHAN & SKLARZ' STORE, ? the country people to got iheiV DRY and back to examine our NEW STOCK of ( re will givo a discount of 2? per ccnt. on the > live and let live, come and try for yourself. Your will find our Stock of . . i rj Ms, Cliii dents' Mslii r Gents' and Ladies, and for the .Great Bar# ome and give us a call wi bout fail, to satisfy id at the CORNE.R STORE, ue'xt to tho Coj KAPHAN & Juno 2,1S71.C?tf oors, iSashes, Blinds, &c. P. P. TOALE, Manufacturer and Dealer, 1OM j o. 20 Haync Street and UorlbccWs tjon Qj Whcn-f, CHARLESTON, S. C. cleared jffir This Is the largest and most com- ancc is :ete Factory of the kind in the South- adaptc n States, any all articles-in this line <rina-4j ,11 be furnished by Str, P. P. Toale at ^.,? i 'ices which defy competition. :, B?,. A pamphlet with full and detail- lclet)co I list of all sizes of Doors, Sashes and well of linds, and the prices of each, will be within nt free and post paid' on application to Hailros P. P. TOALE.' CHARLESTON, S. C. isuruu July 13,1871,12?ly . ment a liljirs n JARTIN'S MILLS. """" rllE subscriber having purchased ' tho WIIEAT MILL of the abovo icntioned Mills, takes pleasure in a unounoingto tho public that they ?? ^ re now in thorough repair. Now mutter, Now Bolting Cloth and New urr Stoues have been put up, which, i tho hands of Mil. T. CRAIG MILORD, an experienced Miller, the |.,Tt [ oprioter feds sure will give entire TP ! itislaction to the public. *, Countj WM. J. ROBERTSON. ]y 7*1S71-11, 3tn I Jub' 1 ANGEL " . ' ' &&& " t and .Wardens of the Town and after the date of this Or- ' i store, or keep is any boose, or e, or o'ther noisome > Fertilizer, undred and fifty yards of-tim * any inhabited dwelling house beVille. . wity aforesaid, that all Guano, )Stanco which is now deposited, of tho said Public Square, and which is within onehundred ,hin the corporate limit's of tKt&y. the limits herein prescribed, on r rity aforesaid, lhatany .person ince, or either of them^?^Mill b or fraction of a day, thai each.* 3r, or substance, shall be sffcoed ' . defined and prohibited, v*. in the County of Atibevftfe, aitu' ust, eighteen hundred $nd Sev !. DaFRE, Ir^endaiit, : re arid JNfew York, where r ' " r" - u V,: ' ' PRICES, icTionsr OTf HEMES. is, tfre respectfully'invited * ing. elsewhere. We claim houses, but we guarantee lit tHe Goods will be of e ^ Pre & Go. " inn ' ji/iV "t.?E FILIt. / . ^ % ? '> ; > V 5 ne' Dollar Wi>rtli Tib. voar. DRY GOODS, CLOTH- ' OMESTICS of all sorts to' be , as wb a'ro now giving a chant e r GOODS at cost prices. Don't 300DS, consisting of all sort. Dollar as we mean business. * ?!y . - v.... . i: GodSs, Sloes and flats, ains you will be all astonished, the cariosity which you will irt Itouso. * ; SKLARZ. * ' " 1eIStos. ?js I 'ER FOR SALEiny snng lit- ' farm, sitaato within 2 mites of LETON, oh the 18 MILE K, adjoiuing lands'bf J. E. and Adgcr. It contains ,6tlOACEES, V' r 38 of which is GOOD BOTLAND;.'200 acres in CaltivaV * wbich 150 has been recently I; 300 acres in forest, and balgood old field. This land is *d to. cotton?26 bales avera* \ j 30 lbs were made on about 60 wtyear. There is a neat-resand good oat-buildings, with a j ' capital water. Tljis place is f < two mtfes of the Blue Hidge [ ul, and the Air-Lifte will either High it or will not-be more than 3 distant. The .neighborhood rpassed for intelligence, refine* ,nd ordor. For farther pavticpply to W. SIMPSON, P. O.?Pendleton, S. C. i . , . ust 14, 1871, 17?5fc Money. 5 highest price will bo paid in ?ash lor claims against the HUGH WILSON. 13; 1871, 12-tf 0