The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, June 26, 1872, Image 3
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Masting of Bond-holdars of the Green- (
ville and.Columbia Railroad Com- 1
pany. i
Pursuant to call, a meeting of the
holders of guaranteed, second mort* I
gage and non-mortgago bonds of this .<
Railroad company, was held in tbis I
pity on the 19th instant, at ihe Caro- i
iina National Bank. 1
On motion, W. B. Guiielc was called ;<
jLo the Chair, and John D. Caldwell j
jippointoJ Secretary. j
The meeting was composed of (
jtwonty-iwo parsons, representing as
holders or attorneys, bonds to the fol- t
lowing amount; Guaranteed by the i
Stale." S621,0U0; second mortgage, (
S30G.500; non-mortgage, past due, i
$18 500. <
Upon the call of the Chair, Col. J.
>S. Jothran explained the object of the
meeting, giving at the same time a
brief statement of the amount and
condition of the debt of the road, and
the difficulty attending its arrange
incitf.
lie wa? followed by Col C. U. Sim
opton, of Charleston, on whose motion
t^tc following resolution was adopted :
J.\efolved, That a committee of five
peraens be appointed by this meeting,
who shall bo charged with the follow
ing duty:
ft'rat. To inquire into and report
thejircsent indebtedness of the Green
ville and Columbia Railroad Compa
ny, classifying .the same as near as
Iiossible, viz: Original first mortgage
)ond-holders; bond-holders who ex- '
changed nrst mortgaged bonds for
State guaranteed bonds; bond-holder,
hokhng bonus and certificates of in- 1
?lebtednc3S guaranteed by tho States j
not included in the foregoing; holders
non-moiigage bonds, holders of .
necond moi'i^age bonds; estimating as i
jiear as m:?y be practicable tho a nount 1
and numbers of bonds for which,
liability is absolutely denied by the a
company. f
Second. To confer with the Presi- s
dent and Directors of the company, S
to ascer'ain their views, and to ob- "
lain iVom them a proposition, if possi- s
bio, looking to a settlement of the c
indebtedness of tho company.
rpi.:..,i ti.:?
jl ii11 u 11110 tuiiiiiiuiuv; iu uu vuiii- f
posed of representatives of euc'a clues Jj
of creditors, if praciieaMo.
Tho Chairman appointed the follow- e
ing gentlemen tho committee: C. II. t
tiimonton, of Charleston, Chairman; *
Thos. P. Branch, of Augusta ; II. Be- ?
attic, of G.-ecn^lle; J. P. Jteed, of f
Anderson; and Mr. Steer, of New ?,
Y ork. . r
A recess until C o'clock P. M., was "
then taken, to enable tbe committee j
to dischcrgo the duties imposed upon v
it. t
Upon re-assembling, the committee, t
through its-Chairman, submitted the
following report:
,The committee of five appointed
l>y tho meeting of bond-holders of
1U0 Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company, held on tho 19th instant,
in the city of Columbia, beg leave re.
ppccUuUy iQ report: That they called
upon W. J. Alagrat Ii, Esq., President
of the Company, and served upon him
u true copy of l^ie resolutions. The
rommittco have had a fricndlv and
i'uIJ conference with .the resident,
with this result: It ijB impossible, from
the books of the company, or from
the evidence in its possession, to trace
with any absolute degreo of certainty
the first mortgage bonds that wero
surrendered ; also, which guaranteed
bonds* were ac?epted. This may be
ascertained b}' a long and laborious
examination of the books of the Bank
of tlie-State, to which, before the end
of the .var, tiio surrender was marie,
and the booics of the Slate Treasurer,
to whom, after the war, parties who
desired the cxehrnge were instructed
to surrender their boucls; but this-in
formation cnnnoi be hud from the
company. The committee, therefore
report the amount of outstanding J
first-mortgage bonds, ^241 00.); the j
amount of ^imrnnteed bonds and eer- ^
titieutes, $1,419,071; the amount of ^
non-mortgage bonds, $195,500; th>?
amoniit of second m wtgago bonds is
sued, and which have gone out <-f C
possessiou of the company, is $1,495.
000.
There is great reason to believe
that very many of these were fraud- k
ulently ooiaineu, ana tn.;t many were j
issued without any authority. Of
those issued, these were used in ex- 0
change and payment of debts the d
amount of 897,000 ; on notes, as col
laterals, ?175,500 ; bonds in the hands 0
of II. II. Kimpton, but which arc un-10
dcr control of the company, $26,500;
bonds sold in New York, a few days t
ago, t'io liability of which is denied, 'I
$600,000; bonds which cannot be
traced, and used without a iy author- fc
ity, S596.000 ;on hands of the compa- >
ny $5,000; tctal $1,500,000.
With -regard to tho second branch I
of the reso ution, the committee also c
conferred with President Magrath.
"Whilst he had been giving much at- t
tention ana mougm, 10 iue seiuemeni
of the outstanding indebtedness of ihe
compan}', he did not fesl hints If able
to enter into permanent negotiations j
until he has had un opportunity of j
consultation with his board of diree- ,
tors. Indeed, until to-day, ho had
not had en opportunity of knowing
the wishes and views of tho bond- 1
holders. lie, hoB*eve/?, declares that '
it'Anlil hn ?rlnH fn rpppivo Rllfrrrps.
J?v nvuw ?-~- ? -~nc
tions as proposed froq; tbo. b^pd-hold.
ers, and promises'that such sugges
tions or offers will receive the earliest
attention or the directors. 1
It hps been brought to the atten
tion of tho committee that, by an or- 1
dor issued yesterday, in 9, suit brought j
by tho State of South Carolina against i
the company, the creditors aro called
on to establish their- claims before a
referee by a da}' fixed. This will af
ford full opportunity of testing the
yalidity of tho second mortgage bonds ,
wuicn aro now uui. uihii mis is
done, no ecrtain basis of settlement
can hardly fee reached. The commit
tee respectfully recommend tho adop
tion of the following resolutions.
CHABLES H. 8IMG*\TT0N,
Chairman.
Resolved, That an executive commit
tee of five be appointed by the meet
ing, who are authorized to treat with
the Board of Directors of the Green.
Yillo and Columbia Railroad Company,
respecting the debts due by the com
pany. That so soon as a basis of set
tlement has loan reached, it shall be
the duty of the committee to adver
tise in two New York pnpeprs, one
paper in Augusta, one in Charleston,!
and ona in Columbia, and to call a
meeting of tho bond-holders, and other,
creditors of tho company, In Co!um-J
'bi?, twenty daja aftpr s.ucji notice, Jo
?on<ider ami act on tho terms of set
tlement proposed.
After some discussion, the meeting
idopted the resolution reported by the
. onjmittco.
By direction of the meeting, the
following gentlemen compos3 tho Ex
jcutivc Committee: \V. B. Gulick, Co
umbia, Chairman; II. Beattie, Crecn
/illo ; Thos. P. Branch, Augusta ; J. P.
'inort. A mloi'Mnn i C! If. Simr?:itniv
Uharlostotii
On motion, ordered, that these
proceedings be published in full iu the
Jolumbia papers.
Colonel Cothran having been called
.o the chair, the thanks of the meet
ng were unanimously tendered to the
Chairman and Secretary, nfler which
.he meeting adjourned, su'?ject to the
. all of the Executive Comnmi.ee.
\V. B. GULICIC, Chiu*'inan.
Joiin D. Caldwell, Secretary.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel Conference.
Washington,- June 21.?Despatches
regarding the Fifth Avenue Hoiel meet
ng are uiisaiisfaCiO.y, and po.-\s;bly in
nany respects I'.iiiruthlu!.. J. D. Cox
,vas elected President. There wjw a
arge C'erman rep.esn'union. .The free
lade Democrats \ve;e vehement in op
position to C-realey, thocgh theeecept
mce of Greeley v.:>s dominant. Truni
jull saw no option but to support C.ee
*>v_ Ki-btir/ snid he mrst sunport
Greeley from necessity. Schuiz su^ges
edacall of Staies. Alabama, Greeley?
3ol. Forsyth, spokesman. Arkansas,
jrreeley?Senatoi* Rice, Spokes;i?'n.
Connecticut, anti-Greele.y?Mr. Wells,
spokesman ; but Mi1. English said tlie
Democrats of Couneciicut were all for
ireeley. Georgia was for Greeley?
ipokesman, Hen:.v W. HilMard. I Ki
wis?Horace White, of Chicago, said
lie Democratic and Republican parties
lad served their purposes, and Geeley
as the best man to cut into both, law a
-General Fitz Itenry W??;.ea di-.np
)roved Greelev. but should Da!J nore
lonvnate, Iowa would go for him. Ken
ucky?Waterson said all paths ihat go
i'om Greeley lead to Grant; therefore,
nl who go from Greeley go for the en
raochisement of the South. Mossachu-I
ett?? Atkerson w:>s for free t.pdo, ic-|
[anile^s of Grantor Greeley. New York !
-Pprke Godwin strongly denounced 'he
uppo;t of Greeley, under ??iy c'.cvai
tances. The coulVence ediou ^ed rt 1
'clock, this mo jing. Tlie Kentucky
>emccratic Convention re-nftijaie-l the
>rinciples of the recent State Coiven
ion, and ur;,es a union of all elements
gainst Grant aiid instructs iis de'e^oie-s
o vote as a unit. The Gieeley feeii ig is
ividently dominant. Another siaie
nent is, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel c.^n
CICUUC| ^raiciua4? , ?jviuhwi * i u..fw
lelivered a short add;ess. in wa'ch he.
aid: "To the quesiioi that co.nes up
lermost among U9, t'.?e:e is only Oiie ra
wer which occurs to rneas u?.M).?abie or
>ossiblc: How kie we lo defeat Grr;it, 'ov.
upporting Greeley ?" 0.?1 Sclui. z sr?!ci,
expecting the Cinc'nnaii nominees. per
iaps a better ticket could Imve been de
rised, nnd per:wpsnot; G;eeJey is now
>efore the people, and h's na.ne cannot
ie withdrawn; ove whelmi *j waves of
pinion r.e . ishv* in his frvor, a,id it
ro:ilr? *>o if::n in in n.pin nf nf Miix iiiiifit
-V .? v X'-J
ire, to st?y ijf; p. ;>g.?ss. T.ic Senior
xpres&ed the on: tion that, if G:e?'ey
i*as elccled, as he.woaid !_>e by an o c
I'heJmlnj; vo's, he wo?*:d seiec,. ?.om all
Arties si'ch a Cabinet and d aw r.oi-nd
dm such mc i, rs t/e jr.iioa would plnce
ntire confidence i >.
The Wo.-Ul edi'.o ia'ly trcals the co.i
[?rence as a "fiasco." The Ilc.'aul thinks
lie eonfe.ence developed that tne Dem
c atic party, old and yoniig, wi'i go ib
i.eeley. The Times says it amounted
> nothing. The I'.iuu.ic believes t!ial|
othing but good lias resulied f.omthe!
onferenee.
COMMENCEMENT AT DUE WEST. 1
The general Examination in the two
olleges will begin on Thursday, 4th
uly aud close on Tuesday, the Uth.
jamming Committee of Erskine College.
Rev. R. A. Ross, Rev. R. W. Brice,
lev. E. E. Boyce, Rev. C. B. Beets, fc>.
V. Reid, Esq., Col. G. McMastpr, Rev.
). G. Phillips, Rev. J. C. Boyd, Rev. '
). F. Haddon.
Ixamining Committee of Due West
Female College.
Rev J. Boycc, D. D., Rev. W. F.
'earson, Rev. J. O. Lindsay, Rev. W.
j. Fressly, Prof. J. F. Lee, Rev. E. L.
'atton, Capt. R. F. MeCaslan, Rev. II. 1
\ Sloan, Mrs. H. T. Sloan, Mrs. Belle
larlin, Miss M. 72. Galloway. i
Annual Sermon,
)n Sabbath, the 7th, by Rev. W. S. 1
Bowman, 1). !>., of Charleston.
PRIZE ESSAYS AND DECLAMA
)N, by members of the Junior and
liomore classes in Erskine College
he presented c.j Monday evening,
he oth.
MEETING of the Board of Trustees
f Erskine College at 2 p. m. on IV.es
lay.
MEETING of the Board of Trustees
T Due West Female College, at 4 p. 111.
n Tuesday.
ORATIONS and Prize Disputation
>y a portion of the Senior Ola^s, on
i'uesday evening, the 'Jth.
ORATIONS by the remaining mem
bers of the Senior Class on forenoon of
Yednesday the 10th.
ANNIVERSARY ORATION, bv
-Ion. John Y. Kiklpatrcx, of Aiahama,
?n afternoon of Wednesday, the huh.
BACCALAUREATE and Tresenta
lon of Diplomas, by the President, on
Wednesday afternoon.
ALUMNAE ESSAY, by Miss Flora
r. Todd, of Laurens, S. C\, and Alumni
\dd.ess by l)r. J. C. Maxwell, of
jrcenwood, S. C., on Wednesday even
ing.
rhursday, July 11th, 9} O'clock, A. M.
ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS before
* ?'? ? i ? n \\r rn
me Ameuau oouieiy uy xvcv. ?*. a.
I'apers, D. D.
Commencement Exorcises in Due
West Fer.mle College.
Essays by the Graduating Class.
BACCALAUREATE and Presenta
tion of Diplomas by the President.
REPORT of the Exnm'ning Com
mittee aud Presentation of Medals to
the successful competitors for Scholar
ship Distinction in Erskine College on
Thursday evening, th? Ilith. tf
NORTH RABUN
WOOLEN MILL,
LAURENS Co., S. C.
THANKING our friends for gener
ous patronage extended to us in the
past, we again announce that we are
prepared to do all worK entrusted io us,
PROMPTLY AND WELL.
Terras?for Roll-Carding, 12Jcts. per
lb. (oil included). Making Jeans 30 to
J5cts. per yard. Cassiraere, 60to65cts.
per yard. Blankets $2.00 to 2.25?the
justomer finding the wool. Other work
is heretofore.
We give the highest market rales for
Wool iu exchange for the products of
iur Mill. Ship to us directly to Honea
Path, and the wool will be received and
ajoods returned without any charge for
wagon freight to and from Honea Path.
A. C. FULLER & CO.
P. O.?Laurens C. H., S. C,
May 22,1872?G?tfr
i mia-. ri.
Masonio Celebration at Greenwood,
SrEpCII OV mr F. a. CONNOR.
Greenwood, June 25,1872.
Editor Abbeville Prcee and Banner:
Sir; A Masonic Celebration o
at. uonn s Anniversary came on in
the Town Hall last evening. The
ancient Order, comprising some o
best citizens, Was Well represented
A large attendance of ladies anc
gentlemen, uninitiated into its se
erets, of course, encouraged the
Craft in its labor of charity anc
love. The W. M. did up th(
"honors" of the occasion in a mosi
elegant style, as'is his wont to do,
He then introduced to the Crafi
and audience, Deputy Grand Mas
ter, F. A. Connor, who entertained
ns for luilK jim linnr in si most inter
estinor review of tlio liistorv of the
C v
ancient order of Free Masonry,
He claimed for it greater antiquit)
titan any other association; not
withstanding the jeers and calum
nyof the world, it had survived,
and was quietly and modestly ful
filling its mission on the earth, in
imitation of one af its cardina
doctrines?charity? which vaunt
eth not itself, is not putted up
lie claimed that while Masonry
was uot the Church, and did not
tn snnnlnnfc the Ohnrch.
yet she was the hand-maid of the
Church. lie said that many un
worthy members had brought re
proach upon the order, and tlial
such should be removed. Wc
were much pleased with Air. Con
nor's address.
Av Attpvthyt
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Due West, S. C., June 20, 1872
Editor Abbeville Press and Banner:
Will you 03 so k;nd as to give ji
>'ace in (he columns of your valuable
jorrnal to the io'lowing notice, foi
lie information of our fiiendsof the
Medical fraLc-'nily ? viz:
There wiU be a mceiing of the
Abbeville Couniy Medical Socieiy in
Lawson's H;<II, Abbeville C. II? on
Monday, 1st day of July, (prox.) at
S P. M. All members of the Society
are requested to attend tIns meeting
Applications for membership are so
licited iiom nil live nhwtiri'iii.
J. C. Mi'xwcll, M. D., of Greenwood,
Essayist. By order of (he Socieiy,
JOHN A. KOBIXSON, M D.,
Secretary.
Exhibition' at Bethlehem Acad
emy.?We reti' 'ii ou.* thanks forau i
vi i>'iion to a e ill p i examl.miion and
exIi'YJo.i nt Bf'l-jlehom Academy near
Ci ceawooc. on .he Ji'ly nexi. Tfie
Academy )3 ia elipvge of M?v J. R.
IJlake, a very t:*ieuteU anil succe^sim
teacher. Addresses will bo delivered by
W. K. Blake, Esq.. and the Rev. M;.
Mood, At right ih?re w'll ba i?;j
att n* i* e eiue.j.inment in the wry
l>" cli? ades, tableaux &c, IL would
Lifted is uju/'h pleasure toaiiend.
PlC-XlC AT THE Fair Gpounds.?
We learu that the young people o" the
v'lh?ge contemplate having a nice Pic
Xic 1(7day at tiie Fair Ground. With
thecu to will i3 to do, ajid we have no
i.'oubt ihat the occasion will be one of
inut-h enjoyOur friend, Mr, J.io.
T. Lyon, who is always prominent nt
ihe.se festive gatherings. i?, we believe,
one of the moving spirits of the entei
tajnment.
Married.
MARRIED, at the residence of Mr.
T. A. Cater, on UOtiJ June, by Rev. A.
P. Nicholson, Mr. GEORGE W.
Sl'EER and M!ss MARY SUE GILES,
nil of Abbeville County, S. C.
Hardware and Crockery,
? '
A large and varied lot of SHOES,
Summer Clothing?Good and Cheap,
Goods for Ladies' Wear,
Goods for Mens1' Wear,
Goods for Old and Goods for
Young, just in at
WARDLAW & EDWARDS,
No. 3, Granite Range.
April 10,1872, 52-tf
' The cheapest of premiums consis
tent willi entire and perfect safety to
Lhe insured best subservo the public
interest, and operate to extend the
benefits of these bene6eent institu
tions. It is needless and expensive
lo pay over money or uotea to a Lift
TiiRiii*iirw?* C.n fin* llu'nnrnrmo nnlv
of having the same returned.
SEA-FOAM
BASING POWDER,
STRAINED HONEY.
CRESYLIC OINTMENT,
For Cure of Foot-Rot in Horses.
t LEE <fc PARKER.
April 10,1872, 52-tf
Carolina Life- Insurance Company
o p
Memphis, T^nn., and Baltimore, Mt
ASSETS, #1,000,000.
HON. JEFFJ?IiSON DAVIS, President
I Gen. Wade Hampton, Vice-President
Gen. Johu D. J^enpedy,
General Agent for Soutlj Carolina
COLUMBIA, S, C
March G, 1872,4G-0ip
10,006 Envelopes
Just received by
LEE & PARKER
H&y 15,1872,5-21
Market [Reports.
COBBECTED WEEKLY BY
BARNWELl & CO..
Dealers in Staple Dry Goodx, Qroce
rics, Provision?, d*c., t?e.
f Abbeville, Julie26,1872.
Jotton, 20 to 23
? | Apples, ....mm. tun i$2.0C
J-" flitter,.......i:... >30 tO 3UC
Bncon, 0 to 12]
* Coffee, ..............4.......................28 to 40
I Cofn,.., $1.3oto $1.6C
. Chickens 20 to 40c each
Eggs 15 to 20c per dozen
Fodder, $2.00 per 100 lbs
Flour $10 to $15 per bbl
Ground Peas, $2.00 to $2.25 per bushel
Meal, $1.50 per bushel
Molasses, ...50 to 75c per gallon
Nails, 8 to 10 cents per lb
Oranges, 80c to $1.00 per dozen
Peas, $1.25 to 1.50 per bushel
Syrup, 75c to $1.25 per gal
Sugar, 12 to 25c per lb
Tea, $1.25 to $2.50per^b
Whiskey, $l.C0to$1.25per bot
Cotton.?Very little offering?good
grades would bring 23.
New York, June 22?Evening?
. Cotton quid and firm ; sales 5S7 bales;
uplands 2g[.
Augusta. June 22.?Cot.on?mid
( dlings 24 ; roceipts 40 bales.
I Baltimore, June 22.? Cotton firm;
middlings 26; rec p'.s 82 bales: sales
23; stock 970.
Charleston, June 22.?Cotton dull
middlings 25; receipts 127 bales; ex
ports 151; sloc.c 1,548.
! For Solicitor of 8th Circuit.
y|The friends of WJVI. H. PERRY,
sq.,of Greenville, announce him as a
j candidate for re-election, as Solicitor of
the 8th Judicial Circuit at the ensuing
! olection.
For Solicitor.
Tiie menus or aiaj. jun-s a.
M0011E, of Anderson, announce him
an a candidate for Solicitor of the
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT at the
ensuing election.
Messrs. Editors:. Please announce
SAMUEL CARTEII as a candidate for
the position of School Commissioner at
the approaching election.
The Universal Life Insurance Co.,
only charges $15.35 yearly for $1 OuO
on a man 25 years old, or one aud a
half per ccnt.on the amount.
LIVERPOOL
LONDON AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Insures Against LOSS RY FIRE
AS LOW AS any GOOD
company.
fiST" All Losses paid at the Agency in
Charleston without reduction.
i, 1
2C6 extra cliarge for Policy-a SAV
ING o.'^l .00 TO IN!? UK ED.
Assets in Gold, $20,000,00C
Daily Receipts over - - - $20,000.00,
_ CHICAGO LOSSES, ALL PAID.
2st?ar - - - $3,000,0o0.0(
Business quadrupled sinec Chi
cago Fire.
WM, H. PARKER,
A.fr<r t.
January 32, 1872?40?tf
Attention Planters.
rrniE "MOIiRIS COTTON GIN,'
J_ is WARRANTED to please 01
NO SaLE. It has taken tin
premium at boLh fairs held in Colum
tia since tho war. For simplicity,
strength, and light running is ahead
of all others. Alnkes as good lit)i
and more of it from the same quan
tity of seed than any gin made
. Price 83.50 per saw in Columbia.
Also, "Wood Turning of any style
done at short notice.
Address,
E. MORRIS, Columbia, S.C.
June 5. 1872. 8-3m
By the published rates of the Uni
versal Life Insurance Co., a man 50
years old, only pays 537.15 yearly on
81 030 Policy
BARNWE
ARE NOW OP
SPRING AND SUMME
CONSIST
Staple Di
Hats, Shoes, Crockery, Gla
MOI.ASSES j
CORN, BACON
IN ANY QUANTITY, to which
wish to buy Go
c^jcm.^r?.JL^y w jel
April 3,1872, 51-tf
i Barnwel
NO. 4 GRATS
Our Country friends, may not all of tl
A FULL LINE
Bacon always the best,
Flour of various gr
Syrup and S
Lard
All of which we will sell at the lowe
Feb. 14,1372, 43?tf
CONGAREE
OolUrdbiA, fl. O.
Proprietor.
SUGAR CANE MILLS,
LIST OF PRICES,
Jlers 14 iuclies diameter $85 00
" 12 " 75 00
" 10 " " 65 00
* " 14 " 65 00
" 12 " 50 00
" 10 " ; 40 00
Above prices complete with frame.
Without frame $10,00 less on each
Mill.
Seventy Gallon Boiler, $20
Delivered at the Ra'ilroad Depot in
this city.
Steam Engines, Boilers, Cotton Press
es, Grist ana Saw Mill Gearing of all
kinds to order. Iron and Brass Casting*
on.short notice and most reasonable
terms.
Gin Gearing constantly on hand of the
following sizes.
9 feet wheel and pinion, $30 00
10 44 " " 41 32 50
11 44 44 44 44 35 00
12 44 44 44 44 45 00
14 " 44 44 44 50 00
With Bolts $6 50. Extra for each set.
Antifriction piates and Balls for Col
on Press $10,00 and $12,00 per set.
N. B. Terms ('ash on delivery, at R.
It. here.
JOHN ENRIGHT, Ag't,
Abbeville C. H.
May 24, 1870, 4?tf.
mtr-n erwr/i.tJU
inxi oiuuxixk
SEWING MACHiNE.
1HAVE used SINGER'S SEWING
MACHINE for 15 years and believe
it to be the best in use.
MRS. S. S. BAKER.
I HAVE bad in constant uee in my
family SINGERS SEWING MA
CHINE for 15 yea.s and have been at no
expense except for needles and for oil.
S. S. BAKER.
I HAVE the agency for the above
MACHINE. Persona in want can
see the..iat 190, Abbeville, S. C.
W. R. WHITE.
Jan. 1,1872,37-tf
Wanted.
DRY IIYDES,
Wi
Attl
seen
AND
lOOO GRAIN SACKS.
Wardlaw & Edwards.
April 24, 1872, 2-if
^TT9()~
MAY BE FOUND
A Clioice and well-selected
LO^
Stock of Goods Embracing
a General Assortment.
tome not Iinnc'some?some rpther me- MA'I
tlium?ami to.;ia bcputi.ul. !_ Th
We will not too much on poper?
ome people mife'lit say we were not in
p .sie-st.
We only ask the people of Abbeville
ml adjoining Counties to
Examine Our Stock, Price
An ? /^1 rt a /I i. a ii el Tl n
uur uuuu.5 ciuu i7c
cide for them
selves.
We Rhall strive to tmtke it tlie interest
of buyers to purchase Goods from our
House, close attention sluWl be given to
all who favor us with a call.
We still believe the Cash System is
f he only safe one for our people. Hence
the great necessity of r<Mie*.?ng closely
fo it. In the end we will find it to our
advantage. No dou'ut of it.
Respectfully,
ffliite, Hill & Ciiioita.
April 17,1872,1-tf
Just:think of it, a man 30 years old
by payifff< >17.55 yearly can secure
i. i ? ,u?
ti.UUU wuriii ui ausuiunuu in me
' Universiil." \
LL H CO.,
ENING THEIR
R STOCK OF GOODS,
'ING OP
:y G oods,
ssware, Coffee and Sugar,
iND SYRUP,
r AND FLOUR,
they invite the attention of all who
ods at lostf prices.
fSo OO.
To w
J&i
J
And
G
Cons
and <
Com]
BR.A
ever;
A I
I &> Co.,
riTE RANGE.
iem know, that we keep
OF GROCERIES,
ades,
lolasses,
in Bbls. a*d Cans,
Sugar of several qualities.
Coffee, Rice, Salt, &c.
st market prices.
T1
nd (
T
P4V(
Mai
Can
don
FA
noti
IS
och Nelson.
Copartnersh:
yf R> R. W. CAtftfON, havii
r 1 the business in the future
ri name of NELS.ON & CANJi
IANITE RANGE.
Lll persons indebted to me are i
ENC
une 1,1872, 8-tf _
IHE ABOVE FKEfSS is ho constructed ,
That with a SINGLE LEVER one n
>00 lbs.,or a horse can beliitc'ieil to the <
jatoesizein ONE MINUTE'S TIME.
ie PRESS was EXHIBITED at the FA
took the Premium everywhere. At Au
awarded this Press. At the Fair held i
Premium and sold the Press on the spot
I THE FULL PRICE. $185.
e guarantee this THE BEST PI
ent time, and will take back auy Press
ey. Price, $185.
ay 12,1872,0?tf
GOLDSMITH
iron foe
!OLUMBL
Are :m j? to irnish tl
WBL KM&&8 i
hie very lowest figures. They furnished
in Columbia, which is sufficient recoin
b. 14, 1871, 43?tf
VRRIAGE MAKING
<y
SEAL, SIGN &
W offer a LARGE and SUPERIOR I
price from $140 to $225, with all the m
JONS OF ALL SIZES, made by the bt
\ERIAL IN THE COUNTRY, and aft<
ev al?o offer for sale A LIGHT CRANI
I FOR CASH.
ey keep constantly on hand METALIC
tad WALNUT COFFINS, and others o
eir heurse with one of the Firru will att
jL WORK WARRANTED.
WALLER &
MERCHA^
REENW00
IE now offering to the public in their
liue of all the Goods generally needed
THEIR STO
have been selected with great care
READY - MADE
FINE STOCK OF I
A good assorti
Groceries, Hardware, Crocl
hich the attention of purchasers is iuvl
WALLER ,
l 3,1872, 27?tf
. B. & W. J
WILL BE EO
NO. 2 GRAM
are full}' prepared to show to the public
roceries and
isting of
H i COX. FLOUR. MOLA
NEW ORLEANS J
JL1RD
{verything in that line suitable forfami
A Nice Assortment o
prising ORANGES, LEMONS, BAN^
NDY PEACHES, SARDINES, OVS
rtliing in that line. ALSO,
Choice Lot of Mountain
ie'above stock will be sold low and the ]
examine for themselves.
Marble 1
MIE MARBLE YARD is r
tors to its new Work Slio
j(J expressly for the business
.'shall House, A tine stock of
ITALIAN AND AH!
always be found on hand, an
e in a superior manner, and at ]
Jgo, a fine collection of Design
NCY HEADSTONES, wlrich
ce. Call and see our prices anc
J, D.
fov. 2, 1871, 28, tf
R. W. Cannoi
lp Notice.
12 been admitted as a mrt.nei
will be conducted under th
rON, at the old Stand, No.
'equested to make payment a
ICH NELSON.
find one of such IMMENSE POWE1
mil can press a bale of Cotton weigh
opposite side and press a bale of Cottoi
IRS throughout the South Inst Fall
gusta, Ga.. a Silver Pitcher worth $5
11 Charleston last November, we tool
to the President of the Associatioi
tESS IN EXISTENCE at th
not a? represented and refund th
r / r irmn
L AlAJLi A/j
rNDERS,
3l, S. O.,
' 4
ic latest and best stjie
mm iimmm&i
most of those elegant fronts to b
meiidation. Give tbem a call.
AND REPAIRING
STOCK of BUGGIES, ranging ir
odern improvements in the business
?t MACHINISTS, and of the BES'i
>r the latest and best styles.
2-NECK CARRIAGE, of good style,
BURIAL CASES, and MAHOGA
f cheaper style.
end all funerals.
[Nov. 3, 1871,28?
BROTHER,
TTS AT
D, S. C.,
new and handsome building, a full
Ill bins UUlUUlUllllJt
CK OF
>, and unusually attractive.
: CLOTHING.
100TS AND SHOES.
ttieut of
:ery, and Glassware.
ted. Give us a call.
& BROTHER.
. ROGERS,
mm i nn
UND A1
rE RANGE.
their select stock of
Provisions,
SSES,
SYRUP, 'MACKEREL,
, SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE
lies. Also,
f Confectionaries,
lNAS, cocoa nuts, jellies,
jters, crackers, aud any and
l Corn and Nice Hams,
public are respectfully invited to cal
Works.
emoved from its old qus:
p and handsome Office pie
on Main Street, above tin
RICiN MARBLE
d all work warranted to b<
prices lower than' elsewhere,
s for MONUMENTS ANI
can be furnished at shor
I styles. Respectfully,
CHALMERS.
:lA Q. P. & CO. 1R
FREE EXHIHTIOH.
DOLLY YARDEN
ENTERTAIHMEHT.
** ' "? ' ' '
Everybody Invitfd
To call at the Store of
aUARLES,
PERRIN
& CO.,
And Examine their
Kei aii taffl M if
SPRING AW) SUSHIS
WE would call especial at
tention to our LA"
DIES' DRESS
which have been CAJ
LY SELECTED and PUB-'
_ CHASED FOB CASH, with a
view to combiuing BEAUTY gk
Oand ECONOMY. In this De-F
parinentyoir will find %
WHITfe PIQUES, new styles
and very handsome. m
0 PRINTED PIQUES, very f
pretty.
WHITE AND .BUFF CO
ATTPfivn
a
vjumuio, Bom tuning new aua v
beautiful.. OS
NAINSOOKS, Figured, Stri- r
Jtk ped and Plain, all grades.
Real Swiss, French and Mull
w MUSLINS aud CAMBRICS.
LINEN LAWN, for Dresses,
White and Buff.
NEW CHENE POPLINS, ^
y-m JAPANESE POPLINS, F
Wm JAPANESE CLOTH, L
H JAPANESE 8ILK8,
STRIPED GRENADINES, LJ
FIGURED GRENADINES, |X|
BLACK and WHITE AL- U
. PACAS. '
ff BLACK SILKS. ; 7ft
Lb CALICOS, without number, Ul
n Dolly Varden, for . children,
, grown folks.
fd QUILTS, SPREADS, CUR
[]j TAINS, AC., together with a
m great variety of TRIMMINGS
to suit. L
a Among the Specialties don't ]
forget to examine our stock of <
CAMBRIC, SWISS and LIN- ,
EN EDGINGS and INSERT-1|
A TNGS. F
UJ COLLARS, CUFFS, and UN
n DxiKSLEEVES, ,
r
Dxi RS LEE Vr ES,
PIQUE TRIMMINGS,
SILK FRINGES,
RIBBONS, etc.
? PATENT CORSETS,
New styles,
0HOOP SKIRTS.
HANDKERCHIEFS, in
great variety.
J Genuine Lubin's, and other,
EXTRACTS,
COLOGNE,
TOILET-SOAPS,
. COMBS, BRUSHES.- Ac.
M HOSIERY and GLOVES, a
LlJ large stock of English, German
n and Americnu.
. White and Colored DIMITY,
>| for Curtains and Spreads.
Qj MARSEILLES QUILTS,
1 White BOBINET and Moa
, quitto NETTING.
P SHOES,
Ai Ta antf olH IfTTPfl JU
' *V/ <714 IV MUl * J will iUXXJJUVJ U<
SON'S, and others of the BEST ^
MANUFACTURERS, in the "
United States,
SUPPLY KEPT UP. ?'
And last, but not least, in stature, we
invite the attention of the men to ouf
splendid seock of
READY-MADE .!
?i?fsis??
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, *
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Etc.
Consisting in part of
#
Chesterfield Cloth Suits,
Faney Spring Cassixneres,
Suits, Linen Suits,
* Walking Coats,
New Style Shirts,
Collars and Cravats,
OUR
PROVISION
- AND
PLANTATION SUPPLY
DEPARTMENT
Is complete, and we are prepared to
make the MOST SATISFACTORY
ARRANGEMENTS with all who are
^ interested in this line. Come and see us.
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO.
April 10,1870, 52, tf
25 BOXES TOBACCO BY
QUARLES, PERRIN A.CO.
Dolly Varden Tobacco by
QUARLES, PERRIN A CO.
Durham Smoking Tobacco by
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO.
Agency D. R. Leak's Cele
brated Chewing Tobacco.
Trade supplied at Manufacturers' prices
QUARLES PEftRIX & CO '
*' v