The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, July 03, 1872, Image 3
LETTER FROM HARD LABOR.
Exhibition and Pic-Nic of Miss Wide
jnan'8 School-A Pleasant Day.
fttjLL Wat, S. C, Xnlj* 1, 1375
JSditor Abbeville Press and Banner ;
Dear Sir:?Thursday, tho 27tl
fljiy of June, 1S72. will long be n
,jncmbcre<J with the liveliest emotion
rby your correspondent and his famil)
,^qd doubtless by the entire assembly
\\vlio attended the Exhibition an<
Pic-Nie at Miss Snmpio Wideman'
iSuhool on that da}*. Miss Sumpic'
school house is in Capt. Larkin Key
to>ld's yard?the school is compose<
.in a great pai-t of the grand eliildrei
.of Mr. and Mrs. .Reynold's; some o
Ikl'f IIVI^IIVVIO DV.IIU iUlU OV1UV VVI1M
fiVdtai a distnnce. Capt. 1?. and hi:
good lady deserve great credit fo;
?tiieir untiring devotion to their grant
children ar.d arc striving hard t(
leavo them a legacy, that is inoro en
xlnring than brass.
At an early hour the crowd com
'iricnced to gather, and by ten o'clock
't/fcofc was oollccied 80 or 100 of oui
'host cittecns, young and old, manioc
and singlo ladies and gentlemen, to dc
'honor to tho occasion; nor was ii
"strictly a neighborhood gathering
Various set-lions of the District. Youi
vfftngo waS hugely represented b}
tli.it genial whole-souled fellow J. B
{R., who is very lively and a genera!
'favorite. The Dead Fall was repre
sented by Dr. A. P. B..?n<l Jaily. Tht
Doctor was bordering on his ole
Vaivgc and his friends were glad tc
bjoct him. I hail tho pleasure
tfmeeting Dr. SI. C. T., from
ViVeenwood, lie is under a Greek4}
banner, and is a strong advocate of tin
i wiL'ut. on#) tlm rJ/l
\(| VVIV.J *11 111. U 4111VA IIIV Vtu ?? llliv
hat Bitters'1 C'apt. Wesley J. and
lady were up from the Gold Miyt
section^ lie represents all quiet ii
tfiaV section.
There' was a nice little stand erec
ted at one end of the piazza of Capt
li's commodious house, and tho col
umns were ornamented with ever
greens and flowers, placed there b\
fjjir tenuis and the superscription was
written in. flowers over the front o:
slairc. Haf>nv Grcetimr to all.'
In front of the strind and undei% thi
n'co shade trees were chairs aric
bcnclics for tho. accommodation oi
tl^ua udicq.cc.
A Httlo after 10 the ringing of si
belt* wiis " heard, and Capt. Yinecnl
Griffin appeared on tho stage ae
' 'master of ceremonies," and nnnoun
red that the exercises would now
commence. Our old friend of "heller
days" performed his part, with a
gooddoulcf ease and to tho satisfiic
lion of all. The following programme
Mra8 then gone through with.
' -'Hark what mean those holy
voices,"?A song hy the school.
' Tho Hill"of Science,"?Composi
lion l>y Jiliss Mamie White.
' Tha Honest Youth"?Speech hv
"Willie Bullock.
' Bull Mahoiuo"?A song by Alis1
StolhiGrrffin. ; '
:A LeUcr-'?By Mamie Watscn.
"A Southerly Wind"?A round by
tho BCllOOI.
Never say {,I Can't,"?Composition
byBettio Bullock.
' Spring: at the foot of the hill,"?A
eong by Miss Mamie White.
"Don't Kill the Birds,"?SpcecU by
Jolmio Beard en*.
"Little Clod"- -A song by Mnmic
Wiitson.
'A Letter"?B3'Afam io Reynolds
"Light May theTBoat Rd\v,"?A
song by the school,
'Life,"?A Speech by Dickie Col
lier.
"Cantilena,"?A song by Miss Aggie
Bullock.
"A Letter,"?By Irene Bradley.
"A iJiivloguo about laughing."
uThe Hifntcr'a Chorus,'"?A rounc
by tlje school.
{'0?r Happy School Eay9,M?Com
position by Miss Aggio liu.lo.k.
"Zulu Zong,"?A song by Mis:
Stella Gi'iffiu. \
' *A Letter,'"-?1'y ^Tafldie Punly.
''Beautiful Hillu/'?A song by th<
School.
'Never Despair,"?A speech bi
Jijnpiie Reynolds.
' When the Cut is away the Mie
jyill play?Dialogue by the children
^Something in Heaven for childrci
to do/.'?Song by the school.
Time and space forbids your coi
respondent,^ entering into detail;
Tho singing was excellent, and show
ed they had been taught by one we
versed in the delightful exercis
Even .tho smallest scholar >in th
schoo\ sang with the spirit and th
understanding. Singing should fc
t nil <rii t 1 n <i!1 ftiip o/. n r*r* I j TKn Of\t\
position by Miss Mamie White on tli
?'ilill of Science" was. a good prodw
jtion, wvitte? a^d. well read, no
ruiuxj v.ijf ' LiiUv luu Jlii
writer fully understood and propcrl
afJJ^cTatcfTfio great advantages t
bo derivett^roini stafnlifig on that loft
surami^-. iliss'ilannio pci forms grac
,jfu1ly on the pianq autl has a sw<5<
?oice. , t C? f}. v. ?Jl f -
"Qa* UawJy School Days," oomp
sRIontfy Miss AggTiTBullock, brougl
back to our recolteetions many plea
Ant associations, and not a few agm
with her that tbese were our hnppic
days. Thi3 was a happy effort oiVTl
part of Alias Aggie,-and gave brig]
evideireo to her friends and admire
that in . ber happiness she had not be<
unmindful of the- foot that the '-i
struction of wisdom is preferable
silver and knowledge rather than fint
-old." . . T
The composition on "Xevcr Say ]
Can't," by Bettic Bullock, was vcrj
rood and showed bIic was a gil'l o':
nind and determination.
Miss Stella Griffin is only taking
tusic lessons. She has a fine car foi
msic, performs w*ll and sinjjjs well,
'he smaller <rirls wrote letters to each
1 ?lher. This is a good exercise. They
all had good letters and read them
with case. The hoj*s made speeches
and acquitted themselves handsomely.
There were two dialogues acted, which
were very good, and lent a good deal
of charm to the occasion.
In order to stimufuto her smaller
scholars, Miss Snmpio put up two
prizes to those who stood highest at
the end of the session in recitations
and deportment. Irene Bradley and
Mamie Watson tied, and each received
a nico present from their kind tcacher.
This was one of the niccst exhibi
tions I ever attended, and reflected
i^rcal credit upon Miss9 Sumpie and
her scholars. The patrons are form
natc in geiung one so wen qnaiinea.
' She is a toaehcr of no ordinary merit
} and deserves patronage, and I'hope
1 her school will have some additions
? next session.
1 Some of your readers are ready to
ask, VW-hat about thopic-nic? Was it
afailuro?" I trow not. Aboutnoon.
the exercises were suspended for one
' and a half hours for refreshments and
' the crowd, invited to repair to the
long shed that connccts the house and
I . -*#.Krk/\l Ksvucn virw1j\i? n*lii/?li irnc *1 fnltln
ailed with good things. I will men
lion few?a shoat roasted whole,
mutton, goat, old ham, chicken pie,
fried chicken, etc., etc.; cakes, cus
tards, and them -cherry pies, please
don't mention thc.n.
Yonr correspondent, being delicate
and bashful, was supplied with aright
and left bower?Major .1. L. W. and
Johnie J.?who attended to his every
wnnt. I return them my thanks and
recommend them as good caterers.
The exhibition closed about ihrfto
o'clock. Several hours were spent in
amusements ana piays, ana an enjoyea
thomselvos fine!}*. These occasions
arc sources of pleasure to teacher,
scholars, patrons and friends; and to
those Reboots that Ivavt) had no exhibi
tioii or pie-nic I say. ' Go thou and do
likewise."
Yours truly,
1IAUD LABOR.
HVTarket J^eports.
COIIKECTED WEEKLY BY
B A R N WELL & CO..
Dealers in Staple Dry Goo'Is, Grocc
rics, Provisions, Ac., <tc.
Shipment of cotton from Abbevjje
during the month of June, 1872, also for
the corresponding periods of last sea
son.
SHIPMENT)}.
June, 1871. June, 1872.
73 Bales. ' 53 Dales.
prices of low middling.
1501Ce. 22] @ 223 c.
A rsnEViLLE, July 3, 1872.
Cotton,..... 20 to 23
Apples, $2.00
Butter, 20to3()c
Bacon, 9 to 121
Coffee, 2$ to 40
Corn $1.3-3
umcnens, 10 ro ^oc eacn
Eggs... ,15 to 20c per dozen
Fodder, :.t ,,,,$2.00 j>er 100 lbs
Flour, S10 to $15 per bbl
Ground Peas,......$2.tH) to $2.25 per bushel
Meal, I Si .GO per bushel
Molasses, 50 to 75c per gallon
Nail3, 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 pergnl
Sugar, 12 to 25c per lb
Tea, ...$1.25 to $2.50 per lb
Whiskey, $l.CQ'to $1.25 per bot
Cottox.?Very little offering?good
grades would bring 22.
New York, July 1?Xoon.-.f'otton
nnminnl s.m1iw R14. l'i<Wou?nnlnmta 9?!*
5] Orleans 20J, Gold quiet, at 13J.
ConipamUvc "Cotton Statement.?Re
ceipts at all ports for the week, 5,00(5
? bales; same time hut yea.! 18,474; total
for the.year 2,683,304; last year 3,709,
704. Exports for the week 2,747 , same
r time last year 21,938; total for the year
1,910,030; last year 2,985,051. Stock at
c all .United States ports 141,877; last
year 179,.?,">3; at interior towns* 12,854;
' last year 10,831; at Liverpool 1,010,000;
r' la?t" year 713,000. American cotton
atioat for Great Britain 57,000; last
year 117,000.
'*- Baltimokk, July 1.?Cotton dull?
s low middling'nominally at 25,
ArdusA, July 1.?Cotton nominal ?
middling 23}; receipts 6 hales; sates 13.
11 Charleston, July 1.?Cotton dull
middling 25; receipts 150 bales; stock
7,250.
Consignees.
The following named persons lmv<
freight in the Depot:
H T Anderson, Bradley & J, L D Bow
ie, J I) Chalmers, E Cain, Clayton A M
tV MjCrajts, J E Caldwell, J Enright
HII Elleson, Mies M B Gilloek, IJemp
hill & Co., Trowbridge & Co., S Hacker
C'Herapliill&Co., J A Haskell, .
Havlidett,,,T W Keen, X-ee&i'Mfker, E
tWsOni Iiev' E K Mcfconali
AV
CV XXUUUl/XI, * 1U1UCA K3U IWUWtl ?? A
Mar* & Co., S McGowati, Nelson & Co.
? * rJ
J. W.MAKSHAiL,
Agent.
The folUjyyjpg persons have package
In the Express office:
le ~ Jas. Taggart, Wm. H Parker, L A An
i t drews, W C Hinton, Trowbridge <fc Co.
George C Graves, Miss F Booker* E J
rs Kenedy, Mr. E Noble, W II Neilson,,
ln !<J Scott, J H Powers, M E Hollings
' worth, WP Connor, W S Richardson
r'*| C. V. HAMMOND,
tOf Agent.
:?cr
COMMENCEMENT AT DUE WEST.
The general Examination in the twi
Colleges "ill l)i:gin on Thursday, 4tl
July and clo;e on Tuesday, the 9th.
Examining Committee of Erskine College
Rev. R. A. Ross, Rev. R. W. Brice
Rev. E. E. Boyce, Rev. C. B. Betts, S
W\ Reid, Esq., Col. G. McM.usler, Rev
L). G.Thillii>8, Hev. J* C. Boyd, Rev
1). F. Haddon.
Examining Committee of Sue Wes:
Femal9 College.
Rev. J. Boyce, D. D., Rev. W. F.
Pearson, Rev. J. O. Lindsay, Rev. AV.
t. i>tvic?:l\* Pmf J K. Ijce. Rev. f]. Jj.
Patton, Capt. It. F. MeCaslan, Rev. H.
T. Sloan, Mrs. H. T. Sloan, Mrs*. Belle
Martin, Miss M. E. Galloway.
Annual Sermon,
On Sabbalh, the 7th, by Rev. "\V. S.
Bowman, 1). D., of Charleston.
PRIZE ESSAYS AND DECLAMA
TION, by members of the Junior and
Sophomore classes in ICr.skine College
j will be presented on Monday evening,
I the 8th. . .
| MEETING of (he Board of Trustees
I of Erskine College at 2 p. m. on Tues
I day.
j MEETING of the Board of Trustees
1 of Due West Female College, at 4 p. m.
on Tuesday.
; ORATIONS and Prize Disputation
by a portion of the Senior Ciaas, on
Tuesday evening, the Oth.
| ORATIONS by the remaining mem
; bers of the Senior Class on forenoon of
I Wednesday the 10th.
ANNIVERSARY ORATION, by
| Hon. John Y. Kiklpatrick,of Alabama,
on afternoon of Wednesday, the Kith.
BACCALAUREATE and Presenta
tion of Diplomas, by the President, on
Wednesday afternoon.
| ALUMNAE ESSAY, by Miss Flora
I J. Todd, of Laurens, S. C., and Alumni
[Address by Dr. J. C. Maxwell, of
j Greenwood, S. CM on Wednesday even
'ing.
mursuay, Juiy ntn, yj uuioca, n. m.
ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS before
the Amelian Society by Rev. W. T.
Capers, D. D.
Commencement Exercises in Due
West Female College.
Essays by the Graduating Class.
DACCA LAUREATE ami Presenta
tion of Diplomas by the President.
REPORT of the Examining Com
mittee and Presentation of Medals to
I the successful competitors for Scholar
inhln Diwtinetion in Er.skinc College on
Thursday evening, the 11th. ~ tf
For School Commissioner..
"NVe are authorized to announce Major
JOH>T F. OSliORNE, of this town, as a
candidate for the otllee of School Com
missioner at the ensuing election.
For Solicitor of 8th Circuit.
The friends of AVAL II. PERRY,
Esq., of Greenville, announce him as a
candidate for re-election, ns Solicitor of
the 8th Judicial Circuit at the ensuing
election.
For Solicitor.
The friends of Maj. JOHN- B.
MOORE, of Anderson, announce him
i\a :i for Solicitor of the
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT at the
ensuing ehction.
Messrs. Editors: Please announce
SAMUEL CAKTKll jus a candidate for
the position of School Commissioner at
the approaching election.
"J. KURZ,
Boot and Shoe CUaker,
LAWSOX'S OLD STAND,
I A T) T> T1 TTT T T "C fl TT C f!
*liJX!?i V illlilU V. XI.) Ma U
WAITED.0 l?,000 lbs. PRY
11IDE6 for which the highest
price will be paid or taken iu exchange
ior Boots and Shoes.
Slay 29, 1872, 7?tf
?I STILL LIVE."
Levi levy & ben
HUNT have opened a LIVERY
.VI ABLE on the DENDY LOT, where
they will give strict attention to their
business and a hearty welcome to their
A* - 1 ..
ineuurt.
June 5, 1S72, 7
Too Nnerois to Meftion,
A HE the many articles in the House
hold line now on .Sale by
Wardlaw & Edwards,
And we can only call special attention
to a few, viz. m
COFFEE, Java, Laguayra and
Rio: SUGARS of all kinds
CANDY, fresh and nice*-LARD
in Buckets 5, 10, and 25 lbs.
and in'Tierces-Hams, and
1 1_ _c t?;?i.
several niuus vx xiau.
Canned Goods.
PEACHES,
TOMATOES,
GREEN CORN,
OYSTERS, SALMON, &c.
FRESH CITRON,
RAISINS. AL.NrONPS
and BRAZIL NUTS,
SELF-RAISIN (J FLOUR
A superior article.
SEA FOAM,
RUMFORD'S YEAST POWDER.
No. 3 Granite Range
April 10,1872,52-tf
Doors, Sashes, Blinds,' &c
!P. F\ TOALE,
f Manufacturer and Dealer,
r jVo. 20 J fay ne Street and Horlbeclc'
} Wharf, CHARLESTON, 6*. G -
) ES2T Tljis is the largest and most com
plete Factory qf the kind in the South
n ern States, and all articles in this lin
can be furnished hy Mr, P. P. Toule a
I prices which defy competition.
A pamphlet with full rind detail
ed list of all.slzes pf Doors, Sashes $n
Blinds, and the .prices of each, will b
sent free and post paid' on application t
July 13,1871", 12?ly
. CM,
P. P. TOALE
HARLESTON, S.
C.
A LOT or
J
Brown Homespuni
1.
received this day, at
3
90.
Feb. 21 1372, 4-1?tf
THE COOLEST,
it M lost BespectaKi
SUMMER COAT
That can tc worn, is a
BLACK ALPACA SACK,
A ?ood Stock of - Alpaca Sucks ii
to be found at the Store of
White Brothers.
Juno b2, 1872, 9?tf
MRS. CAIN
& MRS. WHITE.
| EQ>EG to thank their friends for their
] u9 liberal patronage ami would in
form them, and the public genrally,
that they will sell
MILLINERY GOODS
for the next
THIRTY-FOUR DAYS,
at lower rates than has been usually
done in Abbeville.
To those who have notsunnlied them
selves with such goooda, vo venture to
| any that it will be to your interest pur
chase at
I 19.0 '
; over the "Citizens' bavlngs Bank."
June o, 1872, 8-tf
Ice Lemonade
At all Hours,
J. B. &. ?. J. ROGERS.
June 0,1S72, 8-tf
PRIME WHITE CORN.
500 Bushels
17T1 i A4
rrime wnite uorn
Just received and for sale low for Cash.
WHITE BROTHERS.
May 29- 1872, 7-tf
Final Discharge,
T&TOTICE is.hereby given that L. C.
WILSON, Administrator of the
iiSuite of Elizabeth Gray, deceased, haa
applied to C. W. GUFFIN, Judge o(
Probate, in and for the County of Abbe
ville, for a linal discharge as Adiuinis
tralor.
IT IS ORDERED, That the 2()th dav
or Juno, A. D. 1872, be fixed hearing ol
Petition, and a final settlement of *aid
Estate.
J. C. WOSMAXSKY,
Clerk Court Probate Abbeville County,
May 20, 1S72, 10-tf
HOBTfi RABUN
WOOLEN MILL,
LA.UREIS Co., S. C.
HANKING our friends for goner
H ous patronage extended to us in tlie
i past., we again announce ilia' we arc
prepared to do a 1 woik entiut-ted to us,
PROMPTLY AND WELL,
Terms?for Roll-Carding, 12icts. pel
lb. (oil included). Making Jeans 30 tc
'3-x'Ls. per yard. Ca-ssimere, GO to Go ets,
I C.) rtl* tn O the
j;er >am. j>muivui9 h^,i/u u> ?cnc
customer finding the wool. Other work
as heretofore.
We give the highest market rates foi
Wool in exchange for" the product* ol
our Mill. Ship to us directly to Honcfl
Path, and the wool will be received and
goods returned without an3* chasge foi
wagon freight to and from lionea Path.
A. C, FULLER & CO.
P. O.?Laurens C, JL, S. C.
May 22, 187ii?G?tf.
Carolina Life Insurance Compaq
o p
Memphis, Tenn., and Baltimore, M<3
ASSETS, $1,000,000.
HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS,President
Gen. Wade IJampto.v, Vice-President
Gen. Johu B. Kennedy,
General Agent for South Carolina
COLUMBIA, S. C
March 0,1S72.4G-I!iai
~ JUST SO f"
CLOTHING AT ABOUT COST, A1
196.
June 5, 1872, 8-tf
PICTURE FRAMES, &C
OVAL FRAMES, all sizes-Squari
Flumes on hand and made Hin
, izes, at J. D. CHALMERS & CO,
i _ _________
^lARBOLIC SOAPS,
Disinfecting and Insect Destroying,
uchanie Cresylie Ointment and insec
estroying.
4.800 Assorted Envelops, per box 80c
to $1.50 per Package 10c. to 15c
1.000 Oltlcial Envelopes, "White; pe
4'ackage 3<) cts.
Buff per Package, 25 cts.
LEE & PARKER.
May 29. 1S72, 7?tf
Webster's Dictionary
UNABRIDGED,
NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION
3,000 Engravings.
LEE & PARKER.
Jimo 19, 1872 10 3t
State License Tax.
THE Second Quarterly payment (
all licenses taken out under tli
provisions of the License Tax Law
must be made on or before tbe If
July, proximo. Parties failing t
comply with the requirements of tli
law arc hereby notified that the pn
visions of-the last Section of sridA<
will bo strictly enforced
T. B. MILFORD,
Auditor Abbeville County.
Juno 26, 1872, 12?tf
CONGAREE i
HON IMS
Columbia, S. O.
Proprietor.
hit/1 i n rt i l. I) Mill T fl
suiiAii lipu mills,,
LIST OF PRICES, ^
Rollers 14 inches diameter $85 00 ft
" 12 " 75 00
41 10 " Go 00 i
" 14 " (to 00
" 12 ' " 5(1 00
" 10 V 40 00
Above prices completo with framo.
Without frame $10,00 less ou each
Mill.
Seventy Gallon Boiler, $20
Delivered at the Railroad Depot in
this city.
Steam Engines, Boilers, Cotton Press
es, Grist ana Saw Mill Gearing of all
kinds to order. Iron and Bruss Casting*
on short noticc and most reasonable
terms.
Giu Gearing constantly on hand of the
following sizes.
ft feet wheel and pinion ; $30 00
10 " " " ** 32 50
11 " " *f " 35 00
12 " " " "' 45 00
11 " " " *" 50 00
With Bolts $G 50. Extra for each set.
Antifriction plates and Balls for Cot
on Press $10,00 and $12,00 ner set.
N. B. Terms Cash on deliver}', at R.
R. here.
JOHN ENRIGHT, Ag't,
Abbeville C. H.
May 24, 1870, 4?tf.
THE SINGER
erxuiun MAnii'Lir
ocwireu iTiAun nr*
1IIAVE used SINGER'S SEWING
MACHINE for 15 years and believe
n co bo the best in use.
MRS. S.* S. BAKER. .
I-HAVE had in constant use in my
family SINGJ3RS SEWING MA
C HINTS for lo years and have been at no
expense except for needles and for oil.
S. S. BAKER.
1IIAVE the agency for the abovt
MACHINE, Persons in want can
" "> flmm nf TOO A lihui'iI |p S. f).
W. itT WHITE.
Jan. 1, 1872,37?tf
AT 190
MAY BE FOUND
A Choice and well-selected
Stock of Goods Embracing
a General Assortment.
Some not handsome?some rather me
dium?and some beautiful.
Wo will not .?ay too much on pnper?
some people might say we wero not in
earnost.
We only ask the people of Abbeville
nnd adjoining Counties to
Examine Our Stock, Price
Our Goods and De
cide for them
selves
We bIiuII strive to make it the interest
of buyers to purchase Goods from our
House, close attention shall Oe given to
ail who favor us with a call.
We still believe the Cash System is
the only safe one for our people. Hence
the great necessity of adhering closely
to it. In the end we will find it to out
advantage. .No doubt of it.
Respectfully,
tfliite, Hill & Cnnniniiai.
April 17,1872, 1-tf
Just think of it, a man 30 years old
by -paying $17.55 )*cnrly cun secure
82.0.00 worth of Insurauco in the
Universal."
LIVERPOOL
LONDON ANO
GStX-b C5 2E2 S3
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Insures Against LOSS ky FIRE
as LOW as any GOOD
company.
- - ^ > jpl
fi?~ All Losses paid at the Agency in
Charleston without reduction.
No extra charge for Policy? a SAV?
ING of 51,00 TO INSUIiJSD.
Assets ia Gold, $20,000,000
Daily Receipts over - 820,000.00,
CHICAGO LOSSES, ALL PAID,
Near ?3,000,000.00
B3T Business quadrupled since Clii.
cago Fire. "*?3
WM. II. PARKER,
-ApCS* i.
January 32, 1872?40?tf
Attention^jfianiers.
The '-morris cotton gin,"
is WARRANTED to pleuse or
NO SaIjE. It bus taken the
premium ut both fairs held in Colum
bia since the war. For simplicity,
strength, and light running is ahead
of all others. Makes as good lint
and more of it from the Fame 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 $37.15 j'carly on
?1.000 Policy.
CARRIAGE MAKING
SEAL, SIGN &
|TOW offer a ?aBUE and SUPERIOR
price irom jhii u> vzzo, wim uu mc u
/AGONS OF ALL SIZES, made by the t
[ATEIUAL IN THE COUNTRY, and nfi
They also ofl'cr for sale A LIGHT CRAN
,0W FOR CASH.
They keep constantly on hand METALII
IT and WALNUT COFFINS, and others
Their hearse with one of the Firm will al
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
WALLER &
MEROHA]
GREENWOC
A RE now oflering to the public in their
3^ ' line of all the Goods geucra'ly nvedu
THEIR ST<
have been selected with great cai
READY - MAD!
1 FINE STOCK OF
A good assoi
Groceries, Hardware, Croc
?o which the attcntiou of purchasers is ini
WALLER
Jan 8, 1872, 27-tf
Ib7& WTj
WILL BE E
NO. 2 GRAM
^n<l are fully prepared to sliovr to the publ
Groceries and
"onsisting of
BACON, FLOUR, MOL
JVEVV ORLEANS
LAR]
nd everything in that line suitable for fan
A Nice Assortment
"omprising ORANGES, LEMONS, BATS
SHANDY PEACHES, SARDINES, 01
very tiling in that line. ALS<
1 Choice Lot of Mountai
The above stock will be sold low and th<
nd examine for,iheuiselvea.
Marble
rllE MARBLE YARD is
tcrs to its new Work Sli
tared expressly for the business
ilarshall House. A fine stock ol
ITALIAN AND AM!
Jan always be found on hand, a
.one in a superior manner, and at
Also, a fine collection of Desig]
''ANCY HEADSTONES, whict
notice. Call ami see oiir prices an
J, D
Nov. 2, 1871, 28, tf
BARN WEI
ARE NOW OPE
SPRING AND SUMMER
C02STSTI>
Staple Dr;
lats, Shoes, Crockery, Glass
MOLASSES A.
CORN, BACON
TN ANY QUANTITY, to which tin
wish to buy Good
barktwe:
April 3,1872, 51-tf
t1 ? L
Barnwell
NO- 4 GRA-iSTJ
VIUl V^UUlJli J lA!VtiVlW| Miwj *>V? w? V* V..VP,
A FULL LINE
Bacon always the best,
Flour of various grac
Syrup and Mo
Lard in
. t
All o& which we will sell at the lowest
Feb-. 14,1372, 43?tf
Tho Universal Life Insnranco Co.,
L?nly charges $15.35 yearly for $1 OuU
on a mun 25 years old, or ono and a
half per cent. on tho amount.
What husband or father 40 3'cars
old who cannot ppnrc $24 35 yearly
to securo a Lilo Policy for ?1,000?
STOCK of BUGGIES, ranging in
lodern improvements in the business,
icut MACHINISTS, and of the BEST
ter tHe latest and best-stylesv
E-NECIC CARRIAGE, of good style,
^ ? r 4 fino 1 *r A TJAA 4
J iiOliiALl k'AOIlOj UI1U lUAllUVIA
of cheaper style.
:teud all funerals.
[Nov. 3,1871,28?
BROTHER,
STTS A.T
)D, S.C.,
new and handsome building, a full
d in this community.
)CK OF
re, and unusually attractive.
E CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
tmcut of
:kery, and Glassware.
rited. Give us a call.
& BROTHER.
L ROGERS, I
OUND AT
TE RANGE.
io their select stuck of
1 Provisions,
ASSES,
SYRUP, 'MACKEREL,
O, SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE
lilies. Also,
of Confectioneries, .
ANAS, COCOA NUTS, JELLIES,
'STERS, CRACKERS, and any and
0,
a Corn and Nice Hams,
; public are respectfully invited to cal
Works.
removed from its old qur:
op and handsome Office ?>?
on Main Street, above thv
JRICAN MARBLE !
nd all work warranted to b(
prices lower than elsewhere. |
as for MONUMENTS AND j
1 can be furnished at short
d styles. Respectfully, (
. CHALMERS. '
Aj H CO.,.
NING THEIR <
STOCK OF GOODS,
;q of
rr ct.
iware, Coffee and Sugar,
ND SYRUP,
AND FLOUR,
iy invite tlie attention of all who I
s at low priceB.
CjIj cfb OO.
[ 8? Co?9
:te eange.
u know, that we keep
OF GROCERIES,
les,
Iarspr.
i Bbls. a^d Cans,
Sugar of several qualities.
Coffee, Rice, Salt, &c.
market prices.
"The cheapest of premiums consie
Lent with entire and perfect safety to*
the insured best subserve the public
interest, and operata to extend (hp
benefits of these beneficed institu?
tions. It is needless t\nd expensive
b > pay over money Qr nqtes to a Life
Insurance Co,, for the purposo only
U?\vipg the e(\me reluroe<i
m Q. P. & GO. 18$.
_
FREE EXHIBITION
BOLLT TARBM
7VTVDTA T V M P W
J XI A JUU A UAA1 MS. AM A i
Evsrylody Invite J*
To call at the Storerof
1UARLES,
PERRIN
& CO.,
And Examine their *
Iw it BeantiM M of
IPRING ANII SUMMER
Goods.
"WTKTE would call especial at
ff tention o ??ur l/4?
DUES' DRESS GOODS,
which have b?en CAKEJbTJL
LY, SELECTED and PUB
CHAbEi) FOR CASH, with a
view lo combining BEAIJTY A
Dand ECONOMY. In this De-?l
parnaeiifc you will -find IU
WHITfe PIQUES, new styles W
and very handsome. J
?. nnTV?m?T% * nr/\rrr?ci
ov<ui?, very
WHITE AND BUFF CO
QUETTES, something new and
NAliStoOOKS, Figured, Stri
jed and PlaiDj-all grades..
Real Swiss, French and Mall
MUSLINS and CAMBRICS..
LINEN LAWN, for Dresses,
While and Buff.
NEW CHENE POPLINS,
JAPANESE POPLINS,
T V U A VIVI? f<T n'PU
cP A1 Ail VUVlil |
JAPANESE SljLKS.
STRIPED GRENADINES,
FIGURED GRENADINES.
BLACK and WHITE AL
BLACK SILKS.
CALICOS, without number,
Dolly Varden, for children,
grown folks. "
QUILTS, SPREADS, CUR
TAINS, &C., together -with ' a
great variety of TRIMMINGS _
to suit. U
0
o
3^ Among the Specialties don't
Y] forget to examine our stock of
Pi CAMBRIC, SWISS and LIN
EN EDGINGS and INSEKT
* 'NGS.
LLl COLLARS, CUFFS, and UN
H D^RSLEEVES,
PIQUE TRIMMINGS,
SILK FRINGES,
RIBBONS, etc.
*
I
PATENT CORSETS,
New styles.
"I HOOP SKIRTS, U
II HANDKERCHIEFS, inH
great variety. . .
J Genuine Lubin's, and other, n
EXTRACTS, WL
COLOGNE, H
TOT f,F.T RftAPfl
TOILET SOAPS,
^n\r 11 q t>Dnaui?e
J^IVU UJLLAUkJ, at'i
HOSIERY ami GLOVES, a
large stock of English, German
and American.
White and Colored DIMITY,
for Curtains and Spreads.
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
White BOBINET and Mos
quitto NETTING.
SHOES,
To suit all, from MILES A
SON'S, and others of the BEST
MANUFACTURERS, in the
United States,
SUPPLY KEPT UP.
rTYYTTTfi flAfifil
\.nd last, but not
nvitethe attention
plendid seock of
VdUVAAAW) V4AK/MAIII JMJLVfciWf
. ;
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Etc.
Consisting in part of
ni,j ni^4-i? e??a
UXiCStClUCXU VAUtJU OU11B)
Taney Spring Cassimeres,
Suits, Linen Suits,
Walking Coats,
New Style Shirts,
Collars and Cravats,
OUR
PROVISION
AND
PLANTATION SUPPLY
DEPARTMENT
Fs'complete, and we are prepared to
uake the MOST SATISFACTORY
ARRANGEMENTS with all who aro
ntereated in this line. Comcand seeus.
QTTARLES, PERRIN & CO,
April 10,1870, 52, tf *
25 BOXES TOBACCO BY
4UARLES,' PERRIN & CO,
Dolly Varden Tobaoca by
QUARLES, PERRIN <fc CO,
Durham Smoking Tobacco by
QUAKES, PERBIN & CO,
Agency J).# It. Leak's Cele
brated Chewicg Tobacco.
Trade supplied at Manufacturers' prices
QtjAkleS POIUN & CO.