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September, Thursday 7, 1871.
Terms.?1Three dollars a year, in ad- ii
ranee. a
No subscriptions tafcen for a snorter
Mme than six months.
Transient aavertlsements are charged
for at the rate or One Doixar pf*r inch
space for the first insertion, atid Fik*? Y j (
C?n*ts for each subsequent insertion.
a liberal deduction from the above''
rates is made to persons advertising by I
the quarter or by the year.- j
8ST All obituary notices and tributes
or respect are charged for at the usual *
rates of adverti*iug. f
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Tableaux and -Supper at Clear Spring' c
Academy. 1
"We, that if, the Junior, together 1
with a large delegation of the young
people of our Tillage, had the pleasure '<
of attending tho entertainment at 1
% Clear*..Spring Acadcmy on Friday 1
evening last. 11
'The entertainment was given for c
the benefit of Hopewell church, and as 5
shown by tho programme below was *
of a varied'and interesting character. ^
In front of the Academy a suitable 0
platform had been brccted, and prop- *
crly onclosed. Above the beautifully "
ornamented drop curtain, in bold letters
were the words, "The Lord Loveth
a Cheerful Giver," and the wall in ^
rfcar of th? platform was handsome-T ;7
decorated "*ritit Ho?onii;.?< Ji-vi....;
flow ers and overgiecu^, which were; 1
ovor-arched with the "words, "It isjJi
more BlesSed to Givo^thau to Beccive."
b
At a little before sun-sot .the barbe- t
cued moat supper was announced v
when all repaired to the tables in the C
grove, where we found an abundance p
of all the substantiate in the line 01 ?
.tojeads, moats, &c., done np in the b
best style of the culinary art. The C
supper concluded ; the tableax, dialogues
and music came next] with the
following programme: ^
Tableau?Popping the Question at c
a Pic Nic.
Dialogue?Wit and Wisdom.
Tableau?Empress of France and *
Jjadies of her Court f<
Tableau?Tonne America. J
Dialogue?The Trapper Trapped.
Tableau?Old Bachelor s Valentine. ^
#, Comedy?Tlie Loan of a Lover. P
Tableau?The Royal Family ol 1
England. c
Tableau?Tho Happy-Father. (
Dialogue?Tho Wedded Life of t
Mrs. Bradloy.
~ -- ts ? In
Tableau?t^ueen Mary ueienaing
Herself and Children.
Hr. W. II. Tagg'art then ainounced
'A BEOJ3SS Fori ONS .HOUR, J
. And invitod the audience op stairs to a
the cake sapper, where we found a 1
number of hanftaomely arranged ta- i
bles, containing all that heart cculd t
wish. These, presided over by the e
beauty and grace of the neighbor- t
fiood, were irresistible. In the a
dining room the time was very pleas- r
antly spent in buying, eating and. \
social converse. * After which the t
tableaux^ dialogues and music were
rosumed with thisprogrammo: . t
Papa aad Momma Feeding the 1
Baby. t
Mike Cooter in his Office. ^
Napoleon's Interview with Josephine.
*
Evening Prayer. '
King licury Y1II and Anno Bo- i
In*'no
Reconstruction Court of Justice. {
Smiles and Tears,
The New School Master1.
Morning of the ISth Brumaise.
Old Robin Gray. . 1
Seeue in a Barber Shop. I
After the tableau of l,Anld .Robin
Gray," Trhen the curtain bad been ^
dropped, that famons Scotch song, j
"Auld Robin Gray," was sung to the
admiration and pleasure of all present, f
by voices behind the scena which we
r i agnized as of our friends Capt. R.
\ McCaslan and lady, from NinetySii
At intervals wo were favored with .
good violin music by Messrs. C. W.
Cowan, E. Co*ran,and J. McClane.
Miss Ellen Taggirt and Miss Minnie
Chili* hu.l "?rab b?<>" and
were quitt? eoece^st'ti! ea' hei in/.*
up quarters and dimes. There seems !
to bo a strange idea aToon^st us ail (
in respect to raffles and games of
chance.* Every man supposes, fVom 1
s.omo mysterious decree of fortune,
* that he is to hold a prizs ticket, when, (
in reality, there is bafe little store 1
probability of his drawisg a priso ?
$ban qf bis being struck by light- 1
iiing. *
The receipts Qf th$ oyening ?
amounted to $275. *
The following are the committees:
Executive Committee?Wm. H.
>J?aggart, Chairman, J. T. Ilorton, P. "J
H. McCaslan, A. B. C. Lindsay. La- ?
dies?Miss Sue McCaslan, Chairman, t
Mrs. A. B. Morris, Miss Eilen Leslie, I
Miss Ellen Link, Miss Mollie Foster, <
3Iiss Bell McCombe, Mrs. W. M. Mc- 1
Casfan. 1
Committee on Cake Sapper?Mrs.
Mary Postell, ChSirman, Mrs. W. H.
rr?XCno R k UnpAclon UMIJ1
J. V) iUlOt JLV? A* - ? I 'I
A. B. C. Lindsay, Mrs. Sam'l Link. 1
Tickct Agents?B. S. Barnwell, K. i
0. McCasIan. >
|S-Door-Kocp?ri?E. F. Parker, JR. F. *
*sCailg)[. i
Stago Managers? J. H. ilcComl
. E. Foster.
Marshals?John Wells, G. S. Cad
leniy Uouchillon, Thos. Link, .jr.
At tho conclusion of the exercis
II of tho supper that bad not be<
reviously disposed of was sold
uction to tho highest bidder.
Everything passed off "without
?r to mar the pleasure of tho cv<
ig. We congratulate the manage
nd performers on their success.
W ELBERFORCE DANIEL, JlUOUSI
*A.?We direct attention to the t
rrtisement of Wilberforce Pani
Motion Factor, Augusta, Ga. 0
iiuid Wiley A. Smith, formorly
his District, is connected with tl
irm, and will be pleased to servo t,
)COple of.Abbevillo in his lino of )
liness. lie is well known as a rcl
)le and accommodating gcntlemj
md wo take pleasure in commendf
iim. The Edgefield Advertiser oaj
'Our old friend Wiley A. Smith, w
mown and loved in Edgefield, is n<
vith Mr. Wilberforce Daniel, Cott
Victor, Augusta, Ga. Friend Smi
3 in a No. 1 house, with a most i
omnlished crentleman and wort
a- gj
iiercbant in charge,?and to c
Ddgefield farmers we commond t
iouseof Mr. Daniel, See card
ur advertising coluras, and note p,
ieularly that commcndablo fcatui
Commissions, H per cent."
22^"" Tho Columbia Flianix say
Vo learn that tho Citizens' Savi
'nnV has s^l'' t';m Slock held by th
:i:-tiiuiion i'i iho Chariot to, Colt!
iia aiid Auguslu Kailroad. It was
:irgc lot, amounting to nearly 1,2
bare1. This seems significant, as,1
icliove, Col. Palmer is a Director
be Kailroad. Rumor has it th:
rith this purchase, the Pennsylvai
Jentral?or other parties, 4whom c
oneth kneweth not'?hold possossi
f nearly 10,000 shares ?13,000 shar
einga controlling interest in th
ompany.
/3T We have received from Al<
r. Lee. Ebo.. Columbia. "Descripti
" . f X f - / ?
Catalogue of Fruit and Ornamcul
'reeg, Shrubs, Roses, Evergrcei
'lowering Plants, etc., cultivated a)
>r sale at tbe Fruitland $Turseji<
nignsta, Ga , P. J. Berckmans, Pi
rietor." The lists aeem to bo co
>lot? and the prices fair. "W? trt
hat the Frnitlana Nursery may i
eive a liberal support from our p<
tie. JSro tnonoy is hotter spent, tli
he money spent in beautitying a
aaking one's homo attractive.
< I ?
Sale Day.?Monday last was S;
)ay, and we had the usual attci
>nco .for this season of the ye
Chore was no property sold, and 0
ng to the scarcity of monoy, but 1
le business of any kind was transa
d. Our merchants are making i
ive preparations for the Fall tra<
;nd will bo going North during t
loxt week, and we have no don
rill hurry forward their goods
irtvf Sn!f? n<iv
From present indications the c
on crop will bo ready for? market
cs?ot two weeks earlier than usu
ind coiiscquently by noxt Sale D
ve may hope to see business qu
)risk in oar town. The planters j
u a much better condition than usi
rom the fact that fewer of them hi
;one in debt for snpplios this y<
,han any year 6ince the war.
?q??
Important to Builders and C<
l"RACT0R8.?"VVe learn from our Ch
eston exchanges that Mr. P. P. Ton
he well-known manufacturer
Doors, Sashes, BHnds, &c. has est
ished a depot at No. 20 Hayne str
ivhere ho keeps constantly on ho
lot only all articles from his 0'
manufactory, but also every varii
-0 1 1 -1 > 1 ?
Jl UUUUUiH IIUIUHAIC, Xlbuvu c
American window glass, both pi
ind 'ornamental, slate mantels, a
in short, everything necessary
Snish handsomely, a residence
store, or a church.
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TV z Wk-t } r.y.M.r, Ootj,?'
lake pleasure in asking tl.o nttenl
}f our peo]>le to the Due West .
nale College. This is one of
uost prosperous in tho Soath<
country, and is presided over by
jorps of as able and efficient teach'
13 tr? to b9 fonnd anywhere. 3
ilardard of sdncation is high, i
;h? instruction Ihoror.gh. ,Tbe1
.ioa ia cheap, the place is hcaltl
tnd in the midst of a good comrau
,y. Educate your daughters.
.
See notico of Emporium
fashion in another, column. By i
>rgy and business t*ct Mr. Fowler 1
milt ap a largo trade in k'S line
business. ''Success is the best e
ieace of merit." The Emporium
fashion is a credit to bi; taste, a
m acquisition to the town.
New Firm.?Onr friends Mesa
T. McDonald and R. M. Hadd<
lave formed a copartnership in t
nercbantile business. We heart
viBh them that liberal patronage
rhich their business tact and fj
tbeajj
f
~ ? JiO. V*^ v**^ *..'
?, New Advertisements., *
*
[e. We direct attention to the following
dow advertisements:
68 Guano?Aiken & WaHor.
en Cotton Factor ? Wilberforce
aL DanieL
Factors and Commission Merchants
?Kinsman Howell.
)n* Fall Goods Received?Emporium
'r* of Fashion.
Copartnership?W. T. McDonald.
.Door, Sash and Blind Factory?
pa, Geo P. Hacker.
id- Due West Femalo College?J. I
el, Bonner, Prtsident.
ur Citation?L. L. Guffin.
of Architecture?A W Clarkson.
iiis Election Kotice?J. F. C. DuPre,
he Intcndant.
m- Wholesale and Jobbing Goods?R
ia- C. Shiver k Co.
xn, Furniture &c.?J. D Chalmers.
ntr Tlnni.ino finH TlAR? WllTfl 1H W <V. FH
5 -^"66*"o "
*s: wards.
CI
)w Doors, SAsn, Bunds, ac.?Wo take
on pleasure in rocomtncnding to the at>tli
tention of our people the manufactory
ac- of Doors, Sash, Blinds, &c., of Geo.
hy P. Hacker, of Charleston, S. C. He
>ur is vouched for by our friends in.Charhe
leston, and would be pleased for
in him to receive a sharo of tho custom
Eir- of our people. His prices aro modor c:
ute and his work is oxcellent. A trial
will satisfy our friends.
Architecture.?Wo dircct attention
to the advertisement of Cnpt. A.
\7, Cla'rkson, Architect. Wo know
!I * something of him and Ink;- 'pleasure
,l in recommending him as the best
00
architect that wo havfc over had iu
this community. lie can certainly
111 make it to tho inlorcst of parties
at
. ' building to consult Jhitn. Some ol
'l his "work may b? seen in our village,
e" which will show his tasto and skill.
on His plans aro to r?duco th? expense
08 of building, not to increaso tho cost.
Tho cotton press of which be speaks
? * uaij art a iva f\ an a
w y uvuvv u iv uo <k ^v/vu vuv*
ox JtfT Wo direct attention to tho
ve change in tho advertisement ordoring
al the oloction for Town Council. To
18> us this is an important election and
ad 0very voter should attend, and vote
es> for tho best inon. .
ro- ??.?
m* gar From tho 25th, August to 1st
,et September, 27 deaths occurred in
r0* Charleston from yellow fever, of
co* these two were colored
an
ud
Maj. John Alexander, of tho
well known Congaroo Iron works,
will please accept our thanks for late
a\c Scotch papers. *
id- ??
nr. " , _
^ Tub Song Messenoer, by Root
Xr PaHtr Pnipnern. III., has been re
it- ??" _
ct_ ccired at this offico. The lovers of
ac musio will appreciato it. Price $1.00.
:le,
he Wo learn that tho Wilming'bl'ton,
Columbia and Angusta Railroad
by is now within six miles of Columbia.
ot- '#t
at t&~ Gov. Scott has returned and
aj re-occupicd his office in tho capitol,
ay
ite ggy The Marlboro Times has been
iro enlarged, and comts cut iu a now
dress.
iv e
^ > ? ?
3ar
13?=. The convention of the
'Circles of Prayer" will meet at
Lownde8ville station, Smyrna
ar- church, the Wednesday before the
tie, 3d Sunday in September, at 11
of o'clock, a. m.
iib- H. H. HARPER,
ect Chairman.
?,j
',,u ^
tvn
. The Rural Carolinian for September
has been received, and well maintain!;
. for September has been received, and
n(j will maintain its reputation, in the
variety and richness of its contents.
. Col. Aiken contributes a leading ar'
tide on clover. It is a valuable pub'
licalion, and wo take pleasure in com
IV, ?" "?? il'
ion)
J The f'ovcr seems to bo on the wane,
and evidently been effected by the
weather which wo have experienced
3rn But one death was reported yester*
day. Several persons who wore ruers
mored to be ill of the malady are do;he
ing well?indeed convalescent. The
n(j official report of the Board of Health
. shows but twenty-seven deaths since
-Cl" the 25th of July, when the fever behy,
gan. Out of these twenty-seven
mi-1 cases, two of them were not sufficient
Iv marked in type to be really classed
with the others. As the board purposes
publishing hereafter daily reexports
of tho deaths that may occur,
cn-i the public ulnd will sco tho real state
>as'of uflairs, and feel more at ease on
the 6ubjoct. Tho report of the City
. i Registrar is correct beyond all
T1" shadow of doubt, because no bearseof
drivor is ?llowed by law to remove a
ad body until be has the doctor's certificate,
nor can a sexton inter without a
similar docnmcit. A physician says
the fever is inclined to keep in the lors.
cality whore it originated?that is, in
>n, and about Market street, where those
i _ fnul Hrainft onened. Ho remarked a
tje 4?... ? -t
i_ singular fact, that where cases have
1 " occurred outside of certain lines in
to the direction indicated, it has invarialir
bly beeri after high Easterly breezes.
?Ckarltsto* Courier,
v- v-V CV
1-- I 1 -Ml npunEE
OR FOUR CAR- '
J. PKNTERS ^niay find employ-1
nient a . tiieMarshall House.
Aug. 31, 1871. .
A JOURNEYMAN PRINT- .
ER chu hnd employment at the '
"Press and Banner" office. Wages,
S3J eents per thousand. [Aug. 31 ^
FURNITURE. t
MAHOGANY, Walniit and Painted 1
Bureaus, just received, at low
prices. J. I). CHALMERS & CO.
Sept. 7, lta'71, 20-tf J
COTTAGE WALNUT g
AND Painted Bedsteads, at the lowest
prices, at J. D. CHALMERS ]
& CO. [Sept. 7, 1871, 20?tf c
SALOON* TABLES, (
TEA-FOY Tables, Cottage "Washstands,
Towel End Wash-Stand, ,
at J. D. CHALMERS & CO. '
Sept. 7,1871, 20?tf 1
GILT MOULDINGS, \
WALNUT Mouldings, Rustic
Mouldings, Oval .Frames for
Pictures of all sizes, at J. I). CHALMERS
& CO. [Sept. 7, 1871, litf?tf
SINGER'S NEW FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE
TRIUMPHANT.
12^833 SOLD IN
1870, 44.G25 more than any other
Manufacture. It will Hem, Fell, Tuck,
Braid, Bind, Quilt, Gather and Sow
them on in the most perfect manner.
It will sew the thinest Gauze iu tin* <
best manner, also tbe very heaviest
goods, for sale at
J. 1). CHALMERS & CO.
Sept. 7,187[.
BAGGTHG
| LIGHT MS HEAVY. L
iaii Tiiis ;
Bailing Twine, at
WARDLAW k EDWARDS.:
Sept. 7, 1871, 20?tf
"ssilsWF;
FOll SALE, AT
WARDLAW & EDWARDS.
I
Sept. 7, 1871, 20-tf
FLOUR !
? i
From Eicelsior Mills, Nasiville,
MOUNTAIN DEWr XXXX
? -m.* rvm mT* TI' nTnntr VVV
LKUA1TI UJJ lilli in I ,
HARVEST CtUEEN, XX
Just received, at
WARDLAW & EDWARDS.
Sept. 7, 1871, 20-tf
. DUE W-EST FEMALE COLLEGE.
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Thirteenth year win op
Oct. 2 unci close middle next
July. *
Past prosperity most encouraging,
Faculty full and complete?8 teachers.
Location pleasant and healthy.
Course of instruction thorough.
Government,! that of a well ordered;
family.
Expenses for the year (two months, 401
weeks,) for board (including washing) j
and Tuition in all literary studies including
Latin $184.50.
French, Music, Drawing, Painting, I
&c., at very reasonable rates.
For Catalogue, address the President, j
J. I. BONNER.
Due West,
Abbeville Co., S. C.
AUgUSt 7, io71, -V?It.
Wholesale and Jobbing Goods.
A Specialty with Us for the Season.
IN view of the .yellow fever being
in Charleston, preventing ft large
number of buyers from visiting I hat
city for their full slock, wo havo this
day telegraphed our partner in New
York to buy very largclj' of such
Goods as are usually jobbed in Charleston?as
Pry Goods. Boots and,
i Shoes, Ilats and Caps. Millinery and
[ St raw ^ Goods. Our third floor will
, bo devoted to wholoseleing entirely,
arid wo shall offer Goods at fair prices,
and 'in larger 'quantities than ' ever
jsecn in this place before, and on time
| to approved names. Merchants will
please remember that none'uf these
K,'V# tiro ir-?v to us. 'V. .v.'! . j
j those Goods Jitr years.*
j The lady readers will remember
( that at this house a dress can be
Ibought from the fiuest, first class
. Dress Goods stock in the South, cut
land made to fit, and guarantee it, or
i Pnt. ' flnrl mfirlo Kir mnnon nn onnf
VMV IW??MV VJ IllVUdUl V PVHV
, mail. The lowest stylo Frcnch Bonnot
or Hat can be had here. The
, best and prettiest Shoes here. In
fact, we claim for our houso that it is
' the place" of tho South to get. the
best at tho least prico.
R. C. SHIVER & CO.
Sept 7,1871, 20?It
Kinsman & Howell\
Factors and Commission
Merchants i
Liberal Advances made on
Cotton and Naval Stores.
Charleston, S.C.
Sept. 7, 1871, 20?4m
BAY RUM,
A.t, Parker & Lee's '
July T, 1871 11?tf
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A.MO?l]E^ ^
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THE undersigned would respectfully offe
J[ <- Designer, to the citizens of Abbevi
jetting up plans and specifications for all
ir private on rea&nable terms. From ai
raining and a good amount of practical ex
)lease and make it to the interest of all wl
ronagc.
References as for Architectural skill: R
raa. Boyce, Mr. A. C. Hawthorne, of Duo 1
Springs; aud Messrs. Jas. S. Cothran and ]
ihall House, J. D..Chalmers, Jas. AV. Fow
I am also prepared to construct the H(
ER COTTON PRESS, for which I cla
:rof pressure, simplicity of structure, dun
Besides, it is the cheapest first class Cottoi
Communication should he addressed to n
.vhcre-it will reccivo prompt attention.
Theso Cotton Presses have been thorougl
Mr. Benj. Smith, of Donaldsville, E. Cox, <
soar Calhoun's Mills, of Abbeville Couuty.
inder contract, aud would respectfully
;ully warranted as represented.
Respectfully, &c.,
-W". C
.September 7, 1871, 2u?tf .
w Q ^ (sSk (Bi H? SH (i
I IIAVE this clay formed a cop
1IADDOX, (lately connected 1
Miller & Robertson, of Abbeville,]
style of MeDOXALD & IIADDO
persons indebted to me to call and s
uess closed immediately. Respecti'i
; is
Sept. 7, 1871, 20?tf
[Sol. OUR ANNUAL Mi G
The emporium of
FASHION will enter
upon' the 5th year of its exisWn\
LUlItU UU 101 i ? v
thank those "\vlio liavc stood by '
lis during the past four years.
In that interval we have striven
hard bv honorable means, to
t f
extend our business operations.
We have worked hard for public
patronage. We have stftdied
the wants of the public \
and the interests of our custo- 001
niers, and we are determined
to sustain our reputation for
keeping the best selected Stock I
of Dry Goods and Millinery in
the up-country, and for having i
Dress Making done in the best ~
of style. Confining ourself Vl
strictly to Dry Goods and Millinery,
isn't it reasonable to ex- \\
pcct us to show a better selection
of such Goods than any
house keeping a general stock? a\>
Attending closely to our own ,
business, we hope. to merit from
the people of Abbeville, and c
adjoining Districts, a contina- JJj
ance of the liberal patronage .? i
bestowed upon us in the past.
Our business is done strictly An
upon the "cash system"?conse- ?r(
fluently we arc enabled to al- ku?
T-?
ways give good bargains. ^
W'itli a beautiful {Stock of Dry ?
Goods and Millinery, first class,
Milliners' and Dress Makers,
accommodating salesman and
saleswomen, we hope to do a
large business this Fall and
Winter. m
Our force - during the busy
season shall be sufficient to wait 'i (J
upon all our customers. [J
Entire Stock to be open first p(J
week in October. 5 \
Respectfully,
JAS. AV. FOWLER, !*'
Proprietor, "w
Emporium of Fashion.
Sept. 7,1871,20?tf ?h
"li
September 6th.
"c1
Received to-day, ??
FALL PR mis,
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I ; it-*. U" 1 ix;( t
!\l
and IMeaiM Hoiseps,
COAT'S COTTON,
Black Skirt Braid, &c. .
at tho |
n
emporium ui limuiuii. ^
Sept. 7, 1871, 20?tf
GUANOS WILL PAY 2
!Lsl
With Sain. " !
cit(
kin
fry Tien on Your Fall Crops. Ji
the
pul
A FULL 6npply on hand, and cun
be had on reasonable terms, of ?ko
AIKEN & WALLER, 1
out
Agents, a?
GREENWOOD. S. C.ber
Sept. T, 1871, 20?4t Bj]
tft -ii ?*&' .' >r.Xv>
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3TURE
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sr bia services as an Architect and
lie and surrounding country, for
kinds of structures, either public
i early and thorough courso of
perience, he hopes to bo able to
10 may favor him with their paev.
J. N. Young, J.I. Bonner, Br.
>Yo8t; Rev. II. T. Sloan, of Cedar
[Iugh Wilson, owners of tho Mailer,
of Abbeville, S. C.
)RIZONTAL LEVER TOWim
it has uo equals, as to tho powability
and rapidity of operation,
n Press ever offered to the public.
fie at Duo West, or Abbeville C. II.*
a
lily tested by tho following persons,
if Duo West, A. B. C. Lindsay,
I havo a groiH many engaged and
solicit orders for moro. They arc
/lark.aon.
lartnership with Mr. R. M
vvitli the well-known firm o
I under tlic firm name aiu
>X. Therefore would beg al
settle a? 1 wish the .old tmsi
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u.uiiiii xmnwi
EO. P. I-IAcifeEB
Door, Sash, M Blinl Factory.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Mi,;
Qy This is its largo mid complete
ctory as there is in the South.
Ye keep no Northern work to fll
in try orders.
Br&'Send for Price Lisf'&aa
Address, GEO. P. HACKER,
. P. O. Box 170.
Charleston, 8. C.
factory and Warerooms, King Ssreel
tosite Cannon Street, on lino of C'it;
ilroad.
August 7, 1871, 20?12m.
HLEY A. SMITF
AVrrii
ILBERFORGE DANIEL
COTTON FACTOR,
rent Cotton Food Giiano
f'arren Block, opposite Globe Hotel
AUGUSTA. GA.
LL business entrusted to him wil
have strict personal attention,
rdeis for Bagging, Ties or Rope am
mily Supplies promptly filled. Com
ssions, 1J per cent.
ItorKUFNcKS: 'Judge John P. King
s't Georgia Itailrord. Wm. J!. Jack
i, Pres't 2sTat'al 11'k of Augusta am
gusta Factory. J. T. Gardner, Esq.
?s't Dickson Fertilizer Comp'v. 1-1
Russell, Esq., ex-Mayor City of An
iVii l. AT friii nifnAtnf tin. n
Wilkes County.' '
ept. 7, 1871,20?3m
ELECTION
NOTICE!
N ELECTION for I]N TEN DAN'
L and F04JR WARDENS for th
wn of ABBEVILLE, will bo. hoi
the Court IIouso, on MONDAY
j 11th day of SEPTEMBER, 1871
lis opened at 7 a in., and close a
). in.
"Even' citizen entitled to vote fo
innbers of the Legislature of thi
tate, and who shall have reside
ithin the limits (corporate) afor<
lid for sixty days immediately pr<
jedini; thc day ofelection, or who nc
aving .so resided, shall own a fret
old within the said limits, worth a
a.st two hundred dollars, shall bo ei
tied (o vote atthosaid election.
' All bar rooms, saloons, and othe
laces for the sale of liquors by r<
ail, will be closed at 6 o'clock of th
renins preceding, and remain ch>se<
ntil G o'clock in the mo-nuij* of th
av after the is ,'/ !ctw *
C'.'.ii wid/- ?.'?;??r> an r?j
i?iu-d: T: II. L
i r? I:.*,,:.,
lif>on, Jj. 'iuu ? n>-.
J. ?; . BaPEE,
Jtetendsnt.
Sept. 7, 1871, 20?It
State of. South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
JY L. L. GUFFIN, Esq., Probate
Judge.
[r HERE AS, Pharez C. Martin
? has made suit to me, to gran
n Letters of Administration of th
;ate and effects of Isancy Claris
;ea*ed, late of Abbeville :
'HESE ARE THEREFORE, t
? and admonish all and singular, th
idred and creditors of th? sai<
ney (-lark, dee'd, that they be am
>ear before me, iu the Court of Pro
e, to be held at Abbeville (J. H., oi
15th day of September, afte
;Jic8tjon hereof, at 11 o'clock in th'
* - - - tjt / i
2110011, ro snev/ C'Kiise, it hu/ lue
re, why the said Adiuiuistrutioj
uld not be grunted:
liven under my band, this 30th da^
A.ugust, in the year of our Lord on*
usand eight hundred and seventy
f, and in the ninety sixth year o
lerican Independence*
'ublished on the 7th day of Beptem
1S71
L. L. GTIFFIN,
J. P. A. C.
> tcm'jor 7, 1871, 20?2t
t
?fls5$ in?
"Wlxit? G
LARGE NORFOLK,. I
, Purple Top Rut# .Baga,
RED TOP, (SflS!
'
-Allof tho above Varieties of TUI
WHITE, SMITH
Jnlj- 20, 1871,
i i jlj2ljl jl jl4 ^ ic lijljl -m. jljl
Offer to the
j A SPLENDID
1
SPBi ^I?II $1 i
?*?. I&oJH sis. 2
!
i
i ... . .. .
x; Call and .see fur yourselves .and be
desirable- and CHEAP. .
White. Smitl
...... .
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.ttprii it, ioi i, ?>a?-li.
~WE"'tHA?E~1
LARGE ADDITJ
SI STQCI6F p
a CONSISTIN*
' SPRING GOODS,
i, ? - - ?<- *
i. ^
j And everything generally ne
>
, "Which wo can sell lower t
1 We are prepared to
! CLOTHE THE NAKED,
FEED THE HUH
[ LEHDTOTH
- . AITS GTS
" /
in the way of selling them Goods for th(
motto is, "SMALL SALES and Lj
i VANCE, MOSCI
Hoages', S.C, April28 1-tf
^Dissolution of
'llnpiIE COPARTNERSHIP he
||_ name and style pf AYS, 1
'' clay dissolved by mutual consent.
cjj All parties indebted to tlie late fir
j.'are earnestly requested to make pay
j-1 possible to Barnwell & Co., who are
for the same.
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JJ
r Abbeville, Augvst 1,1871..
?
^ 0?0?0T?
s TST ty T] qi
Lj'uuiiiti frfi ill
! "SP1IE UXDEKSIGrXED having
a MR. JOHN A. MAYS, in t
MAYS, BAENW
will continue the
ilEHL 11
I AT THE SAMI
[NO. 4 GRANT]
e
J Under the Firm
Ibarnwel:
' Bower W
| Benj. S.
Jas. Wal
I Abbeville, August 13 1871.16?tf
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'IAT DOTCtof ' 1
YAIIAW AIWHapti
f X VilV II
P LEAVED.) 'tWt .
ilNIP^EED for sale by ,
& WHIIF'
v ' r . - ' ,, . : -? ^"T
a
. > " 7 * .
Public
STOCK OP
' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' "
convinced that GOODS art
. - *i*- ; *
v .? >V- .! " {Ok* . i
k & White,
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i r is rjw, r
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....j -- . l 1?b-. 1 . mi'1 ) feaai
WE1VED
"ONS TO. .. ' '
1':.-<i3 '*vV ;-1 5 ,
3 OF
CLOTHING,
siross,
* % .
eded. W? also Lava
UI1 UilUVJUilWVfr.
* ?? '
ban anybody else.
'. 4 ^ V' .i''-*
. SrHj
f v > .
BEY,
E POOS,
fETO THE NEEDY
i *. if * * -t J"'" * * ? <*' '' '
! ifonoy. Pfimo and bo? ob. Oar
5.RGE PROFITS.0 '
LEY & CO.
*1 1 * '
#
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(?partnership.
rctofore existing. under the
JAIIWELL & CO., is this
m, either by note or account,
meilt at as an early a day as
alone authorized to receipt
)IIN A. MAYS,
KXJ. S. BARNWELL,
LS. WALTER GRAY.
> : r; i
' purchased the interest of
he late l irm oi
ELL & CO.,
business of
! STAND . '
rE RANGE,
name of
L $$ CO.
. Barnwell,
Barnwell;
Iter Gray.
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