The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 17, 1872, Image 4
Live for Something.
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we IFVfc tv?t'h Hn 'aftfi tfnfeefft&in,
. iLIro fc'&ste'du'r golden Ipfrrfne, T
In ii.e nope thai Uie dim gears' ctfrtain
x,'-~ "? ? Knftcr tirm?? .+J
X'UI UO a wvtvi ,
*Oh-: 'otoe hits a noble mission "
, Bfcch Hfea purpose grand,- j>
And, to reap in t-he^nd Pruitl&'h, J
Tirerehi Work for 'heart *nd band.
'For ffnvh day, as it<C<rmes is laden a
With care and labor grim; t<
And the dream of an earthly "AIde&n" ji
Is but a childish whim,
T.et. us take our life as we And it> .
Nor wish to raise 'thfc veil>, 15
A; the vifcjon of ibin^s behind it ^
The stoutest heart might fail.
Yet up thercs fn t^re'bright eternal,
That larrd^T fK>rft<ct jjeace, t
Iu the light Cf the throne Supernal, 1
Our t*il *ntl Care may cease ; lf
But 'till liflB-and its work are ended, v
The lullaby of lest, f:
"Wifh the burnings ot serapns Dienaea,
THrilli not the weary breast. j
Then iu bright and cloudy weather, ?
In thought, and word, uml deed,
l^t us bow though on earth we gainer
No harvest's golden seed?;
For we read, what we sow in sadness, '
And tend with bitter grief,
We will r?^p in the end with gladness, v
And carry home the sheaf." f<
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From the New York Times. ?
The Origin of the Difficulty Between ti
and Stokes. j
Numerous speculations prevailed as to t]
the cause of Stokes' rash act, but the one n
which seemed the most probable, and
was best Relieved, attributed the occur- ?
rence to a feeling of long and bitter ha- ..
tred held by Stokes toward his rival because
of the letter's constant triumphs tj
over him in the courts and in business
transactions. This feeling grew more
intense after each successive defeat, and
finally reached its culminating point in c
consequence of Judge Brady's adverse h
dscision on Friday conccrning the pub- ?
lication of Kisk'slovo letters, the severe o
and humiliating cross-examination o
which which Mrs. Mansfield and him- u
eeif were subjected to on Saturday and o
his rumored indictmont ov me uranu ?
Jury for black-mail on Fisk's comnlaint, y
all three of which events followed each
other in rapid order. Persons of his ae- ^
quaintance supposed thpt he must have j
heard of the bench warrant for his ar- >
Teat while at Yorkville Police Court, and :
that he left that place infuriated with .
the prospect of being put iftto jail a i
second time through his adversary's influence,
and determined to avenge his
real or fancied wrougs in a summary t
manner. Those who best knew the relations
between Fisk and Stokes state that
the fetal feud first arose from jealousy
on the part of the former, who looked
with disfavor on the affectionate manner
in which the celebrated Mrs. Helen
Josephine Mansfield treated Stokes,! sc
The trouble deepened with the refusal S1
of Mrs. Manstleld to renounce him or tl
?rohibit him from entering her house, ri
n retaliation for the slight put on him v<
* - J- J VAOKOI Cj
Jt'lsK proceeaeu u? fusuiuu uci wm ?vi u?i *j,
contracts for large amounts whioh tc
Stokes held with the Erie Railway. Af- w
ter this had been accomplished Stokes ce
was asked to sell out the sharos which t>
be held in an oil refinery at Grecnpoint, si
or buy out the other owners. He ac- in
cepted the latter alternative, and agree- m
ment upon price was fixed between him s\
and Fisk, but the other stockholders oi
would not agree to the arrangement, arid tl
so it fell through. Subsequently Stokes
sent a note to Fisk requesting a meeting se
at Dolmonico's that they might reconcile
the difference existing between a|
them. Fisk responded to the appointmeat,
and on reaching Delmonico's re- (j
marked to Stokes, " 1 thought I could tf
cut nearer a man's heart than any one in v
New York, but you go plump tlirough t|
it." Stokes proposed to let Mrs. Maris- h
field act as arbitrator of their differences, e
and Fisk' assented to the proposal. A ?,
conference afterwards took place between
Stokes, Fisk and Mrs. Mansfield, t(
but did not result in any change in the g,
situation of affairs. The next develop- a
ment in the fight between the two men
was the arrest and imprisonment of ?
Stokes on a charge of embezzlement. *.
This happened about a year ago, and
caused a good deal of talk at the time.
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Household and Fanning Recipes- ?
Cockle in wheat may be proven ted ?
by soaking the seed iu a solution of
blueBtone. lj
> e
To keep cider sweet, boil it, or put t
two quarts of powdered horse-radish 1
in every thirty gallous. |
Worms.? Cot-worms and' wire- ^
worms ore preventod bv soaking seed ?
in copperas, and by saltTngeach plant t
moderately when growing. t
r
Stains.?Acid stains, produced b}*
vinegar or solphurie acid, may be re- v
moved by a solution or saleratus; a
sweet stains bv soda and acetic acid, t
o
ApplE'Tuhe Borers?These may c
ho killed by applying with a bru*h h
hot soft soap aronnd the body of the J1
tree, or wrapping the body with t
cedar brush. s
Ashes.?These are pood for occa- ?
sional mixture with the food of hogs r
and horses, and for preventing ver- o
rijin around fruit-trees. Charcoal ?
tn&y also be similarly used. ?
Gna-viko Horses.? Crib-biting J
may be pre-entcd by sprinkling the
trough or post with Caj'onno pepper, k
or bv ' loderaf e choking by a strap ?
around the neck. " i:
a
Api'etttfc in Hordes.?To increase P
appetite in horses, powder in their *J
feed one tabiespoonful a day of the
following mixture: Ginger, one pound *
) gontian, four ounces; niter, one ^
ounce; crude antimony, one hair fc
ounce. a
" * " % a
Cough in Hoas.?-This is cured by e
koeping them dry and feeding on ?
carrots, green food, and buttermilk. ^
mixing with their food a tablespoon- ?
ful of sulphur or half a tablespoouful J
of sal ammoniac to each hog daily. I
Botts i!f Horses. This may be s
<bured with tincture of asafcetida, one a
half ounce; or with tea of mullen or ^
?i _ i _ _ t t. - a
vage ^wavers ui jn?pmr-oarK tea, or ^
water of boiled Insh potatoes or one 0
*qnart of sweet oil, or a tablespooufcl b
t)f alnm in a pint of warm water, or *1
drenches of salt water. If one fails
after two trials give another. ij
^ d
Dram Drinking on Nkw Year's
Day.?Tke New York Stur, of VVed-jji
nc*day, says^: ^
The churcfros and other religious ^
r>rtranizfition? nro oncnrrad in ft movo- .
" p-p- [ W
raent to banish Kquors from the re- C(
freshment tables on New Tear's Day. It
We wish U?em success. A cup of c<
coffee is tho best stimulant for a &
fatiguing exercise, and is warranted
ootto settle In the legs# affect the
articulation. Wo do not like to see a
ofUfar place his hat on a chair and sit ^
down in ?t, and it is equally sugges-i ^
live of intoxication when a young m
nwm sJaps Uf? landlady on the back M
pnd ^MwearH' she's a "d?d clever ,Ufl
fellow." It isn't right, and the peo- ^
j?le who contribute to this state of| j8
a?Jkin mutft share the blame. fd
A water-spout: A teetotal speech.?
i idy.
What d6 gi^at Likrado when they die ?
hey lie still.
An American farmer, epeakfhg of the
linness of the hay erOui salu, 'The
1 UA.mnll
rassuopjjcis Uttv^ ?.&1 KVb 1UU1V tiding IU
imp from one blade 6f grass to another.'
Polly?'Hn?h, m'&, we are playing at
burchv Willie and me aro you and pa,
nd baby is preaching, and Willie's gone
> sleep really x and unoies beautifully,
ist like pa.'
PatDoolan at Inkennan bowed his
ead to a cannon ball, which whizzed
nst six inches above his bear-skin.
Faith,' says Pat, 'one never loses anything
by politeness.'
A gentleman, not long since, wishing
o pop the question,did it in the followng
manner. Taking up the young
iidy's cat, he said,'Pussy, may I have
our mistress?' It was answered by the
ady, who suid, 'Say yes, pussy.'
Why are women like churches??
Mrst, because there is no living without
ne; secondly, because there is many apire
to them; thirdly, because they are
bjects of adoratiou; and lastly, but by
10 means leastly, because they have a
aud clapper in their upper story.
Appropriate Names.?For a printer's
irifo, Em; a sportman's wife, Betty;
>r a lawyer's wife, Sue; for a teamster's
!arrie; for a fisherman's wife, Nettie;
jr a shoemaker's wife, Peg-gy ; for a
arpetman's wife, Mattie ; for an aucloneers
wife' Biddy; for a chemist's
rife, Ann Eliza; for an engineer's wife,
Jridge-it.
When Abernethy was canvassing for
tie office of surgeon to St. Bnrtliololew's
Hospital, he called upon a rich
rocer. The great man addressing him,
lid?'[ suppose, sir, you want my vote
nd interest at this momentous epoch of
our life?' 'No, I don't, said Abernethy ;
[ want a pennyworth of tigs; come,
aok sharp, I want to be off.
A minister had been preaching against
ovetousness and the love of money, and
ad frequently repeated how 'love of
loney was the root of all evil.1 Two
Id bodies walking home from church?
ne said, 'An' wasna the minister Strang
po' the money?' 'Nae doubt,' said the
ther-rather hesitatingly ;and addec.'ay,
ut its grand tae liae the wee bit siller in
our hand when ye gang an errand.'
An American poet writes : 'Kissing
on't hurt; and itdon't require an'inenture'
to make it legal. Don't jab
own on a beautiful mouth as if spearlg
frogs! Do not muss her hair, scratch
own her collar, bite her cheek, sqnizzle
er rich ribbons, and leave her mussed,
impled, and llunimuxed! Don't grab
nd yank tha lady as if she were a
ruggling colt!' But
l-?a?? m\ fonrlorlv
iai\W X&U& U|/ bvuuvi |
Hold her with care;
Softly lift her white forehead,
Beneath her fair hair.
Hampton Court Chapel was once the
:eue of a singular epidemic. One
unday a youthful beauty fainted, and
le handsome Sir Horace Seymour cajea
her out. Next Sunday another
>ung lady was similarly attacked, and!
ir Horace, with like gallantry, sprang
) her relief. And thus the epidemic
ent on. On successive Snndays suc ssive
youthful beauties fainted, and
le handsome.Sir Horace carried them
iceessively out, till he got tired of bearig
such sweet burdens. An announce.
ient was at last made that in futureall
vooning nymphs would be carried out
'thec'napel by the dustman, whereupon
le malady rapidly disappeared.
Four sharpers having trcatod themlves
to asumptuous diunor atthe Hotel
[ontreuil, were at a loss how to settle it,
nd hit on the following planThey
tiled the waiter, and asked for the bill,
ne thrust his hand into his pocket, as if
> draw out his purse; the second preented
him, declaring he would pay ;
ie third did the same. The fourth forade
the waiter taking any money from
itherof them, but all three persisted.
ls none would yield, one .said, 'The best
nv tn decide is to blindfold the wai
;r, and whoever ho first catches shall
ettle the bill.' This proposition was
ccepted, and while the waiter was groiing
his way round the room, they s!ipcd
out of the house, one after another,
nd were 'no more seeu.'
A good story Is told of Mr- John
Ramsay, whose life has just been
ublished. He was speaking one day of
he old practice of rough and ready word
nd blow correction, and illustrated it as
allows:?'I min' weel, when I was
earcely five years old, how my raither
aught nie that. The good woman had
ieen hearing me repeat the Lord's Prayr.
She had added to her other iustrneions
that night the information that
ho next night she wished me in addition
oi*ay somethingof ray own?something
hat'l earnestly desired God top:rant me.
t7e can fancy her amazement, when from
he lips of her kneeling boy there arose
he petition, 'OLord.gi'e my mither n
letter temper. Mali' her .' The 'dirl'
hat instantly rang through my head
ings in it now when I'm speaking o't.'
~ A.
Josh Joinings says: i mu ruwiei mourbiy
impressed with 6'in and Milk,
zau extrakt, and think a minister ov
he gospel mite contend with suni ov it,
nthesli, successt'nlly; but when he
nrasto reckomend it tew hiB people, i
iuv mi donbts about it, unless he knows
liz people better than i do.' Moreover,
hat'thai e are people who don't do any*
hingbufcwatcn tueir simptoms. I have
een dogs akt just as sensible, i have seen
rat tarrier watch the simptoms ov u
:not hole ina board fence all day for sum
at tew cum out, hut no rat didn't enm
ut.' Also, that 'it iz our duty tew pri.y
or them who revile and persekuto us,
iut I don't kno az we are obliged tew let
hemknoit.' Likewise, that'it iz hard
2w cjuit play while we are winning,
tizjustsoin morals; men seldom unertake
tew git religion az long az they
an git euny thing else.' And, in conelu
ion, 'the highest rate ov interest we pay
i on borrowed trouble,?things that are
lways a going to happen never do hap>e?.
Face all things !.even adversity i /
olito tew a man's face.'
Death of Laura. Faik.?A San
Francisco dispatch, January 3, says that
lira. Laura D. Fair, the convicted murleress.
died in prison in that city, on
Saturday, December 30. Mrs. Fair was
, woman of great personal attractions
nd strength of character, and was finely
ducated. She once occupied a good
ocial position in the Southern Slates,
?ut had more recently been the wife or
aramourof a great many men. For
everal years she was the mistress of A.
\ Crittenden, a prominent lawyer and
)emocratic politician of San Francisco,
jast spring Crittenden appeared to bo
triving to break away from the siren,
ndscnt for his wife, who was then visiug
th? Atlantic States. Mrs. Fair
rmed herself with a pistol and killed
Iritteuden as he was sitting by the side
f his wife on the Pacific Kail road ferry
oat, as Mrs. Crittenden was arriving in
iecity. Mrs. Fair was tried for murder,
nd was convicted after a long and exeijg
trial, and sentenced to be hanged,
he defence was insanity, and the defenant's
counsel asked for a new trial on
arious technical grounds, chief of which
as the alleged prejudice of some of the
iry. The case was arguetf before the
uprerae Court, but postponed from time
) time, and was still pending when
eath in prison solved the question
hich had agitated the courts and the
unmunity. It was generally believed
i San Francisco that Mrs. Fair would
>mmitsuicide rather thun go to the
tllows, but nothing in the brief disitch,
quoted above, indicates that -such
as the fiwt.
Killed.?We learn that Jim Wadsorth
surrendered himself, last week, to
ie authorities as having shot and killed
evi Wat kins." The parties are colored
en, and reside several miles from town,
r. Jesse C.jSmith, acting coroner, tells
that the verdict of the jury is "wilful
urder." From what we learn, there
is a woman In the difficulty, and thero
uo doubt that it will be proven bomie
iosclf-dcfonee.?[Aoti'6er/y Herald.
A extinguished Pans phj'sician sap
*"I 'believe that doritig the twenty
years I have practiced ray professioi
20.000 children hsivn boen curried t(
the cemeteries, a sacrifice to theabsnr*
custom of exposing their arms. Pu
tiio bulb of a thermometer in a baby'
mouth and tho mercury^ rises to 9
degrees. Now carry the same to it
littlo haud; if the arm bo bare aiu
the evening cool the mercury will sinl
to 50 degreo*. Of course all th<
( blood that flows through these arm
must fall from 10 to 40 degrees bclo\
the tomperaturo of tho heart. Nee<
I say, when these currents of th
blood flow baok to the chest, the
: child's vitality is more or less comprc
; mised? And need I add that wo ough
not to be surprised at its frequen
recurring affections of tho tongue
throat, or stomach? I havo seen rnor
, than one child, with habitual cougl
, or hoarseness, entirely relieved b;
simply keeping the hands and arm
warm."
The French Minister of War ha
deeided that in future white or dappl
gray horses shall not be employed ii
military service, tho experience o
the late war having proved that th
animals of thoso colors offer an excel
lent mark for tho enemy's artillery.
Several English gentlemen are nov
in Paris seeking concessions for th
proposed submarine tunnel bctweei
! England and France. There appea
to be rival interests in the field. Th"
French Government declares that i
has no time to attend to this subjee
at present.
Re-Animating the Hair.?Whoi
the hair ceases to draw from tho sealj
the natural lubricant which i9 its sus
tenance, its vatality is, as it were
suspended, and if not prompt!;
attended to, baldness will he the certaii
result. The one sure method of avoid
ing such an unpleasant catastrophe is t<
use Lyon's Kathairon, which, whei
well rubbed into the scalp, will speedih
re-animate the hair and prevent it ftori
falling out. Besides that, this inimita
ble rcsuscitant and strcngthener of tin
Hair nourishes and stimulates its younj
and tender fibres, remove.? all obstacle;
to their growth in the shape of dandruf
and dirt, and ultimately produces a nev
crop of hair, stronger, glossier, an<
twice as abundant as the old. As a hair
dressing it is notably the most agreeabie
refreshing and serviceable article evei
placed upon a dressing-table.
Symptoms of Liver Complaint ant
of Some of the Diseases Producei
BY IT.?A sallow or yellow color o
skin, or yellowish brown spots on fac(
and other parts of body; dullness and
drowsiness, with frequent headache
dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth,
dryness of throat and internal heat; palpitation,
in many cases a dry, teasinp
cough, with sore throat, unsteady appetite,
raising of food, choking sensation
in throat; distress, heaviness, or bloatel,
or full feeling about stomach and
sides, pain in side, back or breast, and
about shoulders; colic pain and soreness
through bowels, with heat; constipation,
alternating with frequent ata.
I_.1: k 1
ihuks ?ii uiunmjL'ji; nui uiuiiuc,
nervousness, coldness "of extremities
rush of blood to head, with symptoms
of nppnplexy, numbness of limbs
especially at night; cold chills alternating
with hot flashes, kidney and urinun
difficulties; female weakness, dullness
low spirits, unsociability and gloom?
forebodings. Onlyafewof abovesymp
toms likely to be present in any case a
one time.* A.U who use Dr. Pierce's Alt
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery lo
Liver Complaint and its Complications
are loud in its favor. fcJold by ull firs
class druggists.
WA
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(HotticuT, Corn,
F* 3FL!
: CASH, ?50 per 2,000 lbs,
mivrro crrr oaaa
U.lilll, .J-J-J IJt'L 4VUU UIS.,
1872, WITHOUT Ii\'J
i Factory East end Hasel Si
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ACID FHOSFH
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C0HP0STES6 WI
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CASH, $30 per 2,000 lbs.
TIME, $35 per 2000 lbs, <
1872, WITHOUT L\rI
wra. e. di
genera:
No. 1 South Atlantic '
WESTFIFLD & DuPEE, ?
Dec. 20, 1671, 35-3n)
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: GEO. S. HACKEE,
' Door, M, and Blinl Factory. ?
| CHARLESTON, S. C. |
1 BS" This is as large and complete a
i- Factory as there is in the South.
t We keep no. Northern work to fill pi(
. country orders. {>e
flST'Send for Price List."X3H ?i(
Address, GEO. P. HACKER,
e P. O. Box 170.
li Charleston, B. C. |
y Factory and Warerooms, King Ssreet, ?
opposite Cannon Street, on line of City
Kail road.
August 7, 1871, 20?12m.
- ? ? -a j
s Sixty-five Frst Frize Medals 00
a Awarded. L<
P THE GREAT ?
: ^^plSoiitlieni PianoA
**3 MANUFACTORY. er
WM. ENABE & CO.
P .
e Manufacturers of
i GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
:: PIAArO FORTES, T
t BALTIMORE, Jl/2). f
^ These Instruments have been before (
the Public for nearly Thirty Years, and |
upon their excellence alone attained and *
unpurchased pre-eminence, which pron
nounces them unequaled, iu
P TONE, ?
TOUCH, |
WORKMANSHIP 'I
f AND IDUHABILITY A
1 JKST" All our Square l'ianos have our "
" New Improved Oveiistrung Scale and
:> the Aggraffe Treble.
1 We would call special attention
>' to our Jato Patented Improvements in f||
1 GRAND PIANOS and SQUARE \\
' (JRANDS, found in no other Piano,
e which bring the Piano nearer Per/ection
' than has yet been attained.
; EVERY PIANO FULLY WARRAN- I
r TED FOR FIVE YEARS.
\ ErfF We are by special arrangement
' enublcd to furnish PARLOR OltQANS
' and MELODEONSof the mostcelebra?
ted makers, Wholesale and Iietail at
lowest Factory Pricca.
Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists W
? nroinntlv furnished on application to \f
! WM. KXABE & CO.,
Balimore, Md.
! Or any of our regular established agen
cies. [Dec. 12, 1871, 34-3m
| _____ " J
If you want fine Bleach from 10 to
20 els. per yard tho best quality, go on
to Ivanhan & Sklarz. tei
1 ? G1
j If you want Gents, Misses and
I Children Shoos, go to Kaphan k -1
- Sklarz. j?
M"otic? H
; la hereby given that application will
? be made to tiie General Assembly now 0j
, in session, for charter of incorporation of
the Greenwood and Augusta Railroad, r
r M. C. TAGGART,
i Dec 6, 1871, 33?tf Secretary.
If you want fine Calico at 12 els.
t per yard, warranted tho best quality
go to Kaphan & Sklarz. _
Afresh supply of clover n
seed, lee & parker. u
Oct. 19, 1871. 26?tf
O !R
tOljcat, STobacfo. p]
or
ICE:
, at Factory. g
se
at Factory, payable ftov. 1st,
?1T* 1-1 n r?i
LJbiKrioi..
Ti
t.; Mines on Ashley River.
ATE OF LIME!.
cil
OR $
wy** W ZMmww xx n? rKwrirov
ru uuttuh mm. ui
ICE! ^
, at Factory.
it Factory, payable Nov. 1st,
'EREST. " so
IKES & CO., *
r a n n v rn n ?
JU J. C5,
F
Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
* w
igents, at Abbeville, S. C. ap
J
THE
mBi gun,
\Y J. A. MAYS.
!# ??
PHIS ELEGANT BUILDL
tNG fronting on the Public
uare, has recently been thoroughly
novated and well furnished. The
ible is supplied with the best the mart
affords. A full corps of polite and
tentive servants will contribute to
ease the guests, and every effort will
made to render the stay of visitors
? Ll?
easant anu agrceuuie.
jivery Stable.
rHE undersigned has opened a NEW
LIVERY STABLE in connection
ith the Hotel, and is prepared with
mfortable stables, ami commodious
3ts to accommodate stock of ail kinds,
n experienced and careful OSTLER
ill always be found on the premises.
HORSES, BUGGIESand WAGONS,
LWAYS ON HAND TO HIRE.
Give me a trial. My prices are modate.
JOHN A. MAYS.
March 10, 1871, 46?tf
CONGAREE
IN IMS
Columbia, fit, O,
fllMll,
Proprietor.
[ICAR CAM MILLS,
LIST OF PRICES,
toilers 14 inches diameter $85 00
" 12 " 75 00
" 10 u 65 00
" 14 u (55 00
14 12 '? 50 00
w 10 " 40 00
Above prices complete with frame,
ithout frame 610,00 less on each
ill.
jventy Gallon Boiler,-<^.$20
Delivered at the Railroad Depot In
this city.
Steam Engines, Boilers, Cotton Press,
Grist and Saw Mill Gearing of all
nds to order. Iron and Brass Casting*
short notice and most reasonable
rms.
,n Gearing constantly on hand of the
following sizes.
feet wheel and pinion, $30 00
44 " 44 44 32 50
44 44 " 44 35 00
? 44 44 44 45 00
?4 44 " " 50 00
With Bolts $6 50. Extra for eavh set.
Antifriction plates and Balls for C'oti
Press $10,00 and $12,00 per set.
NT. B. Terms Cash on delivery, at R.
here.
JOHN ENRIGHT, Ag't,
Abbeville C. H.
May 24,1870, 4-tf.
oors, Sashes, Blinds, &c.
3P. P. TO ALE,
Manufacturer and Dealer,
o. 20 Jlctyne Street and HorlbecWs
Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C.
This is the largest and most comete
Factory of the kind in the Southn
States, and all articles in this line
,n be furnished by Mr, P. P. Toale at
ices which defy competition.
8?, A pamphlet with full and detailI
list of all.sizes of Doors, Sashes and
linds, and the prices of each, will be
nt free and post paid' on application to
P. P. TOALE.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
July 13, 1871, 12?ly
i All wlio may wait to Purchase
COTTON GINS.
?
1IIE subscriber having made arrangements
with some of the
ost prominent Manufacturers of
3TT0N GISS, is now prepared 10
pply all who may want to purchase,
the shortest notice, and on the
ost reasonable terms. All who are
want of Cotton Gins would do well
examine his Gins beforo purchasg
elsewhere.
John Enright,
Aug 10, 1871, 16?tf
WALEALA, S7e.~
beg to inform our friends in
' Abbeville that we ure beetei
epared than ever to fill their orders
Grain,
r Country Produce of any
Kind, to be found in
our market.
With a LARGE AND COMMOfOUS
STORE ROOM, and other faities
for a large business, we can safely
arantee promptness and satisfaction,
e shall be pleased to give quotations on
plication.
Parties ordering GRAIN must fursh
SACKS.
Respectfully,
rALlER, WATSON & CO,
Nov. 1G, 1871, SO, tf
If you wane lino Toilet fsoap, lv. iv
. Soap, Letnon, Corn ad Orange
aP> S? Iva j-i m & Sklarz.
If 3*011 wan- to lay cheap Dry
)ods go to Kaphan & Sklarz.
inc Piano for Sale.
ith Eolia attachment*. pood order,
ply to J. D. CHALMERS,
lau. 2, 1872, 37-2t
TROEGER
GDOGERY
NO- 3 MARS
ABBEVIXX]
WOULD invite the attention of pi
ehandiee, which has recently
Tliey have in Store a fine Stock of
BAOOKT,
Tea, Coffee, Sugar,
Soap, Cand
A T7TTT ^
i yj ?J.
iifflis, mm:
by the quart, or in larger quantities.
Respectfully,
TIM
Doc. IS, 1871, 34?tf
Choice Fam
ANB PLISTA'
JAMES G. BAD
Augus
Having set their store e
A LARGE SUPPLY pF THi
bought for money, now after to their ci
FRESH GOODS, viz:
Stuart's, Cut, Crushed, Gram:
Java, Laguayra, Maracaibo ?
Green and Black TEA, of Be
Stuart's SYRUP, GOLDEN I
Suerar Cured HAMS, Breakfs
(J
Factory CHEESE, English I
Gilt Edge Goslien BUfTER,
CANNED FRUITS, PRESEE
English CRACKERSi Englis
American CRACKERS, of all
MACKEREL, CANDLES and
BACON, Sides and Shoulde:
BAGGING, of all kinds, and
WINES and LIQUORS, of fi
WE HAVE ALSO ON ]
Market, Fancy and Traveling Baske
Brooms, Feather Pustere, Coi
FRESH GOODS REC!
And our customers can rest assured th
JAMES a, BAII
Oct. 12, 1871, 25-3m
Livery and
^JplIE undersigned take this metho
i prepared to lurnwh aJi pai
FINE AND
BUGGIES, Ci
POLITE DRIVERS and GOOD
every facility for tho comfort of pat
Special attention will be g
and Commodious Lot^ and
Stables,
TRY US
c. w. gu:
Oct. 12,1871, 25-tf
ESTABLI
- ? f)
g ^
Deesskd flooring, ceil
a hundrid different .patterns n
fur sale at New York prices. Man to
np.iei* short notice, otair Kan,
hogany, on hand and made to order,
at this establishment as can be made
the largest stock of the above South <
guarantee will give entire satisfaction I
The subscribers are the only practica
bj* Trade, carrying on the Business, ir
The subscribers can refer to gentlem
lina and Florida, as to the character ot
East end Hasel Street, opposite Wandi
vicinity of Charleston and Pavion Ho
Messrs. Seal, Sign & Robertson
and all work shipped by us is at half pi
So. C'a. R. K.
CARRIAGE MAKIK
\v,
SEAL, SIGN
WOW offer ft LARGE and SUPER]
1/f price from *140 to $225, with all I
WAGONS OF ALL SIZES, mude by
MATERIAL IN THE COUNTRY, ar
They also offer for sale A LIGHT CI
LOW FOR CASH.
They keep constantly on hand MET,
NY ftifd WALNUT COFFINS, and ot
Their hearse with one of the Firm w
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
A Card.
THE undersigned has opened h
Office as Trial Justice in theCou
House. All business entrusted to h
1 1? |,? nfnmiitlv nft-Onflfid to.
1 Kill us \v aii uw v* j ? ?
M. Iv A PH AN,
Trial Justice.
PAPER HANGINGS.
PIECES New Wall Pape
Beautiful Patterns, just r<
cjived at J. 1). CHALMERS & CO.
Dec. 20.1871, 35?tf
4 - *
& BEQUEST, ?
Mt ^n. A ?A A *4NVJ| _
MERUHAN15, B
HAt.!* HOUSE,
S C. H., S. G,
irchasers to their fine assortment of Me.
been purchased to the best advantage,
FLOUR, no
Sice, Syrup, Molasses,
les, ?c.( &Ct ai
p at
b LINE OP b(
tim Ma nm,:
01
B
>UCTS? jfc ni!>ATTV.ST T
8J
lily Groceries, 1
riON SUPPLIES. i
LIE & BROTHER *
sta^ Gra.
S' ORDER, AND HAVING RECEIVED
E BEST GROCERIES, Ac., that cuu be "
ustomers and the trade, a large Stock of J
ilated, A, B, C and Yellow Sugars,
md Rio COFFEES,
st Quality,
I RIPS ana MOLASSES, Q
tst BACON, New FLOUR,
lairy aud Dutch CHEESE* (
Prime Leaf LARD,
,VES and JELLIES, ]
ill Albert BISCUIT, Fresh* a
I kinds, Fresh, fi
l SOAPS, of all kinds, I
rs; Liverpool SALT,
TIES
rst duality.
HAND A LAKGJE STUCK Ul?
its, Tubs, Churns, Buckets, Trays, Sraw inter
Brushes and Hearth Brooms.
EIVED EVERY WEEK,
at we will do our best to please.
1.IE & EROTHER.
205 Broad Sreet*
Sales Stables.
d of informing the public, that they are
'tics needing anything in the line of
FAST HORSES, \
1RRIAGES, &c. . i
. <
GROOMS will be always on hami,. and
rons will be afforded.
I
iven DROVERS, &c., as a Large .
Wagon Yard is attached to the
AND SEE. 1
FFIN & CO.
SHED 1851. ^ ^
ING, WEATHER BOARDS, Arj/over
[Mouldings, makeover 100,(XX) feet on hand,
2l-Pieces, Door and Window Fiames nmde
Newels, Bal lusters of Walnut and MaGood
and substantial work made as cheap
in the United States. We liave on hand
)f the city of Baltimore, all of which we
:oall who want good and substantial work.
I Mechanics, Sash, Blind and Door Makers,
ithe City of Charleston.
en all over this State, Georgia, North Caro'
A'?J - Hirotttir voo ]>a
llil'll WUifW IUI UiC I nvi.y
W. P. HUSSELL & CO.,
i Fertilizer Works and iu the immediate
tels.
are our authorized Agents for Abbeville,
rice, to-wit: 65 cts. per 100 lbs., over the
_ [Sept. 28, 1871,24?8m
G AND REPAIRING.
I & ROBERTSON.
OR STOCK of BUGGIES, ranging in
the modern improvements in the business,
the best MACHINISTS, and of the BEST
id after the latest ami best styles.
IANE-NECK CARRIAGE, of good style,
\LIC BURIAL CASES, and MAHOGAhers
of cheaper style.
ill attend all funerals.
[Nov. 3, 1871, 28?tf
ls Titc Wier House 1 0|
rt l pi
is Thrci Doors S. E. of Public Square. .
?? D
_ HPHE wants of transient and nerma- H
i nent boarders attended to and tT
gratified in every particular. w
r. A liberal share of patronage is solici- P
2- ted and satisfactiou guaranteed.
J. A. WIEJR.
Jan. 1,1871, 37-3m
A
a
'.>?< -.< -Tfm?'.wr^'"i i.nnn'.Tfu1' ?
3BMM??
AK3EB j *S$$t
SuccettOra to Baker, Millar 4 ,
qcbfs anil Dealers It Prote
JfO. 267 BttOAfr Sll*
Augusta, ga.
.? >*.v .
if 0* *6 3; ..
tiHdefrsignfcd h&H Huocikita
, -^tilves ttfgBtbfeJ* tibAe* iW
B tneiu * .
,mo aod style o* ?; BAKER
& AflSLEY,
for the continuation of a
GENERAL tfftOCHBY
id Gemfflissien SttsiiieM,
the Old stand of oW afebiofr biefaj
*, #o; 26? tabd SfctWtj *fct*e irb
ill take gre&t tilfeteiirt lb Ofteto ?eegour
many patrons iifad fffcjtrtlsj
id offerinc tbem a selection frofti
lr large "stocks of GROCERIES,
AGGING. ROPE, TIES, SALT,
ACON, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS,
OBACCOS and FLOUR.
Wo have also the Agency for the
ilo of the well known FERTILIERS,
imported and prepared by
nieox, Gibbs & Co, via: Phoenix
uano, Wilcox, Gibbs & Co's Maniplated
Guano. Guano, Salt and Planar
Compound, and Peruvian Guano,
dissolved Bone, Plaster, &c. The
ualities are guaranteed and orders
ommand onr immediate attention for
ither.
CHARLES BAKEB,
JOHN XT. AfcSLEY.
Sept. 14t 1871, 2l-4m
IEORGE PAGE & CO,,
No. 5 N. Sduiceder St, Baltimore,
lanufactutereof Portable and Stationary
TEAM imm anil BOILERS
PATENT IMPROVED, PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Gang, Mulav and Sash Saw Mills, Grist
lills, Timber Wheel, Shingle Machines
tc. Dealers in Cireular saws, Belting
tid Mill supplies generally, and M%nuacturer's
agents for Letters celebrated
Purbine Water Wheel, and evenr dwcription
of Wood Working Machinery.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A
SPECIALTY.
B&- Send for descriptive circular and
[April 21,187162 42t '
-r - - '
Kinsman & Howell\
Factors and Commission
. Merchants.
. rLiberal
Advances made on
Cotton and Naval Stores%
Charleston, S.C.
Sept. 7, 1871, 20?4m
1 I
Hackerel! Mackerel t
* CHEESE. CHEESE!
SODA BISCUITS, LEMON CAKES,.
/mtwatiw A no
U1A UTXtA SAAJTOt
?or Sale, by
^UARLES, PERRIN & CO.,
Oct. 16, 1871, 26?tf insurfe
Your Property
IN THE
LIVERPOOL & LONDOK
GLOBE
insurance Company!.
Assets is Golft $17 000,000,00
;088es adjusted promptly and paid
,'ithont deduction at the agency in*
Iharleuton, S. C.
Apply to
W. H. PARKER. Agent,
at AbboTille, S. C.
March 18, 1870,47?if
If you want fine and cheap Clothgo
to Kaplian & Sklarz.
Ml
e.
French
Cognac Bitters,
** FIE&T PEIZE
Paris Exhibition 1867.
Purity the blood, and
strengthen the system,
eradicating the effect of
dissipation, maintain tho
human frame In condition
of healthfullness, dispel the
Blues and all mental distempers,
and relievo those >
whose sedentary habits lay;
them open to depression. They
prevent and cure
ous and other Fevers, Fever and
Ague, Chills, Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Dyspepsia, Sea-Sickness,
Colic, Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
and every complaint Ind
dental to diet or atmos
- - - it? it*
pnere. uaaies win nnu
them a sovereign boon, as
they eradicate all traces
of Debility, Nervousness,
Inertness, and Diseases
peculiar to the sex.
K&"Thousands of Testlmo-'
nials can be seen at ths
office of 1
M. JACOBSON, Sole Proprietor,
1 x 64 60 Water Street, N. Y.
Tnn 2S71 39-12m
If you want line Pistols and Guns
? every quality, cheap, go to Kalian
& Slclarz.
JJNTAL, COPARNERSHIP,
SiHh undersigned nave associated
B. themselves for the practice of Denatry,
In Abbeville. One of us may alays
be found in our office, over Dr.
arker's Drug Store.
WM. C. W4RDLAW,
JNO. S. THOMPSON.
April "a, l-ti
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