The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 28, 1874, Image 3
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Immigrants;?Some six immigrants
arrived here on Saturday last, muter
charge of -Mr. John 15. Loil-jy of
Lowndesvilie, and wo learn that sonio
eight more are oxpccted this evening,
Their destination is Lowndesvilie
aud vicinity, where orders, have dccii
tDbtainpd for aboat ninety (th migrants.
f % "4 f t -w 4 J C (M
Those who havo arrived represents
several nationalities, and have the
appoarance of being excellent laborers.
Mr. Andrew Small.?"We direct
attention to the card of M:ijoa Andrew
Small, offering his services to
tho public as auctioneer. The Major
lias had a large experience and is cm
inently qualified. We trust that he
itfflf rccetre tie patronage that he
, merits and commend him to all of
)birbfe?dl 19 *; M i! . * * w 5 i
.8?,. The young men of Edgefield
j liave met and organised n hook and
(ladder company. Tlic following are
, its officers : ^
W: T; Oar^} pi'esidttftt; A. A. Clis|byj
T. A.- Snjpdland,
(captain'; J. J. Harrison, first licutcu.
aht; P.jJF. tSarliug, socpnJ -lieutv'nunt;
fj. R. Abney, secretary; W. 1*. Penn,
Ttreasurcr. i
<31. fr. Lcland, a
tiftMninentciliien of^.inet3--Six, who
has been a resident of Abbeville fori
Hbotittbiny years') will leave with bis
fnhilly on Monday next to take up
his residence on tho coast near
Charleston. .They will be greatly
missed both in the church and in the
community, where they are noted for
real in every good word and work
Our best wishes go with them.
* '
Sentenced Again'. ?. Virgil Madde?,
*wbo \ro9 -pnrdoncd last Fall
after serving out only about two years
?f his four years' term in the Peni
<ienuary?.-ruas OCC'ri H^HIU CUIJ VtL-lCU I
<anc! sentenced. As Judge Cooke re
marked, his friends have done him no
^ood in securing his pardon. lli>
.oxajnplo ought to l-qbuke the mistaken
efforts of friends to secure parin
similar case?.
U? ^ ' ,
In the United States Senate
?on Tuesday last' 3fr. Robertson in
troduced a bill directing the Scereta
ry of ihe Treasury to ,deliver to the
jrcccivcr of the State Bank of Charlestan
.ceriairi State'bonds which arc
qovr in the Uuited States Treasury.
following persons have
b?<vvtlajpAecli officers of tlie town of
Walhalia for tho ensuing year: Intendant
? A. Drencke. Wardens ?
Johu P. Yenwv, M.. Bulwinkel, II. C.
Kochah^ *J). Bicnia'nn, J, "VV. F.
Thompson and II. W. Pieper.
ti?e Pxy^TKNTiAR^. ? A number
of sentenced at .the late*
T?rm of the Court, left for the Penitentiary
in'CoIumb'ia on Monday last,
[q pli&rgc of Shoriff GuQin. We trust
" ii ? ... ?? />k curi'n ftnt I liA full
111*1 Siipy 1114} vsmir *
t.orm of lentcncc. ' iw
E2BTLO,SION o% AJJQ^O^otive BOILER.
?The toiler of the locomotive "Foil
- Gill," attached to the upward freight
train -<? tfce U. & G. it. R., exploded
orulaefciS^^^^ight, A lWmintatt*
*fter twelffc o'clock, thie eide of Sa"
' ? "? ??> 1 * ? 11 ? *> n? < (?a nn /fi n oni*
IDUtt V^IU ll, i\i|ituu
John fbmtand smashing up tholoeo-moLivo
aud.tender. , ,
V :^{> aiX??lL' i
1?EM0VAL.?Mawr Andrew B* Wardflaw
andiamily uavo removed to Mr.
Robert Hi^ii^I^'vln-the fcitfcurbs
-of oar town, and their late residence
will beoeenpied by l)i. and Mrs Tem fletoic,
jumI Mr. rand ^rs. -James M.
Ciller.
7Ulmi
No? RETAIL iLlQUOR SHOPS AT
Ildtt^iBS.-^Theti'cw Council at Hodges
i ! : i ? j
fliavc refuse^ to grant retell licenses,
?cxceip?'tb! *the keeper ?f the' Dinner
Houso, and tfen^only forHhe'necomtcnodation
of passengers on the train.
ereeti^^pfrn<*v^eirtwaroand
ttho Presbyterian parsonage.
JW Tk? weather daring tlio past
-week has been mild and pleasant, but
a rainy spell has new ^ct in.
Upwards or sixteen nur.dred
bales of cotton are awaiting
shipment from Anderson.
j THE PUBUC :LI:L*?SK 4U&AX.H
tor 1874, published by Geo. W
I yliilds, Philadelphia, lias beeu rc
deived. It if prepared for gratui
; toils distribution amotog We-'Sftb
jscribers to the Ledger, and embod
ies a lar^e amount of useful .cur
7 fit *
I rent information. 4
jg?>r" The Hon. Robert E. With
lers has been nominated by the Ccn
r* - t' / . v ?
servative can ens of Virginia ar :
candidate lor United Stales Sana
tor, defeating' the IFou. R. M. T
I Hunter on the fifty-seventh ballot
! The nomination is equivalent to ai
election.
I)uFre now occupies a stor<
in Coihfan <fe WilsonV Range, when
?*. . i V * it ' r
he sells planters'supplies at the low
est figures, and pays the highest prie<
for cottcn and other produce.
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Men of Israel, Help I
Editor Abbeville Press wd BftnnaP :
The Baptist House of worbhfp in
Abbeville is ready fbr t4u; r6pfc.; The
'"tine n,.n onmitlv ?r>rf <fivnzir.fr WBHtll
! 1 Wl w VW,MV"0[ 'T-* T" o
er wjll follow.? 3Tho*T^of must go on,
Yob who read this, do not wait for
others to do all the. work. Help
help! Send something to Uro. Pratt
or Mr. Rogers. ; To leave them without
funds now, is lik& lushing the free
I horses when the road is bad and the
1 load is heavy,
help.
WIEH'8 SOTEIJ.
ARRIVALS SINCE LAST ISSUE.
HMPennal.SC Link, R W Link,
Linkville; W W Sprouse, Lebanon;
1? SFinley, R W Reuwood, W D Cater,
Baltimore; T D Bassett, Cinthiana, Ky;
J C Swearlngen, Lownaesville, S (!; S
E Greydon, Cokesburv; Jason Simpson,
" l- - TT " l?w?V? CZ rann u,'An^
liUrrUIJ J Ul. n. vjr. mu^u, uiwu .. >/v?,
F E Bowie, Pineville; li N Lowrauce,
Winnsboro; J W Ellis. J M Ellis, Due
West; R M Sanders, E S Hale, E P
Holland, Ninety Six; Pame Lafille,
wife and four children, Paris, France j
G T Saunders, Richmond, Va.
Consignees.
I -
Thrt following named Dorsons have
? ~ ~ O A
freight in tbo Depot:
8 8 Baker, A J Clinkscales, TV K
Bradley, Lolig Caue Grange, TBakejir
Co, WD Mars a Co, McAlister& Mars,
(i G Dawson, J V Schroder, W P Kennedy,
M J Postell, J 8 JJritt, R P Crosswell,
J 2? Mount, 3 C Weathers, J
Cresswell, J E Wilson, J Patterson, J Y
Dilleshaw.
J. \V.3f IRSHALL,
Agent.
"
The following;feTS(M?S ha.ve packages
tn the Express office;:
J B Moscley, Miss Catar, T Bakeri
Co, T A Daniels, W P Noble, W H Majfrtox,
C Scott, T A Cater, T L Coslnr, L <C
Clinkscales, W D Mars& Co, Miss H C
Wilson, K Bieknian, SE King, Baker*
Clay.
C. V. HAMMOND, ^
/Igellu
I
Market Reports.
COftRECTKl) WEKKLY BY
BARNWELL &> C O.,
Dealers m Staple Dry Good a, Groceries,
Provisions, etc., <{ <?.
A liBEViLLK, Jan. 28, 1874.
Cotton 12i to J3J
l<Ws lioc per doztu
Fodder $1.50 per 100 lbs
Flour $9 toJ>14 jjer bbl
(Jround Peas, $2.00 to permiHuti
Meal,.....*. $1.40 to ?l.<30 per bushel'
&Idfo?gesl...f:....~ 50 to 7.3c per galhfir
Nails, *.10 cents per lb
Oranges, SOc to $1.00 per dozen
Peas $1.00.pe- hufchel
Apples, : $2.00
Iiutter, 25
Bacon 10 to 12
Coffee 35 to SO
Corn,.....: $]:25
Chickens, 15 to 25c each
"? --- n" ' /lull
JSIiW lOIiK, jail. -ill. ? Vxv/Liu.. .......
and irregular; sales 038 bat eg?uplands
15j; Orleans l<ty. Cold opened at ltt.!
Charleston, Jan. 2f>. ? Cotton dull
and nominal ?net receipts 3,423; exports
coastwise 2,795; sale* 800.
I Augusta, Jan. 26.?Cotton dull?middling
14}; receipts 3,45s bales; sales
517. ; i s . ... '.
OUR DEBTORS
IMCxist
Come Forward and Settle
Their Accounts. 1
LONGER indulgcnco cannot be
given, as wo are compelled tc
have the money.
Don't Neglect this Call.
iTAGRSRT & MAWF1T.
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Druggist?.
Greenwood, S. C.,)
Nov. 12,1873, 3Mff
OUR DEBTORS
A EE earnestly requested to com
fox wardand settle tbeir account
as catty a* possible. Don't^wflitf t
bo reminded?Ttis an unpleasant tasj
If you havo no money on banc
let us have cotton pnbugb to satief
our'claims.
Liberal urines will be given, ,W'iiite,
Hill & Cnnningiair
' Nov., 19,1873, 32-tf ^
Medical Card
.5MV>Jjo. i * i ;:SiriMi
leases of Female
.Jjai iJV.j K-?;n > .-.i
ing attendee! to.
Advance in the treatment of "
^ieeaaei j of Female
has been ra^id and substantial. Iclaii
to be abreast with this advance.
BEHJAltlN'L'EHETT, I*, it
formerly Surqjson TOt Mabinb Hosp
I Officel^Citizens Savings Ban
up Stairs, Abbeville, S, 6.
* igp i i i
c| Sheriff's Sale.
' | 5Ja8.|H.^WitIeman^ J J J *
i J against - ? | f> Bx edition
- | i was. ?b>?c.| pt i
" :virtrte ot ttrt *Bxfcirtioft^to rnt
": jO directed, I will sell within tbo
. U-jral liour-i :it Abbeville Court House. T
on Salvday in Koliruary next,'
I < V t _ , SIT, > ;
Uric JJIack fflnie,. . n
- levied on as the properly of *V\ S.
^' Malonc at.llie suit. of Jatnes II. Widej
man.
L. P. GUFFIN,
' S A. C.
Sheriff's Office, f y
\ vjiokn, if ?-u
\lSheriff's Sale.
^ v ? | : '4 4
A. L. McCasTan and Clegho^n, Iler.
. ' , ring & Co.
va- T
Myers & Zciglcr. ?
BT virtue of an .Agricultural Lion
to iito directed?? Will sell at Ab- "
|bcville Court Houepjon Saleday in
February next, within the, legal
hours,;, O J ^ r . L J
X Belles of Cotton, 2
levied,onJa^ thoiprofwPt^ of Myers A
' Zeitfler, at the suit of A. Jj, McCaa.
fcjul'Gleghort). llerriug&rCo. ' 1
. ^L. P. GUFFIN, of
u S. A. C. ptl
- Sheriff's -.Office, 2 ? -
January-1-7, 1874, 41-tf
Sheriff's Sale. - <
* ; . * r* t
Tho9. C. Griffin
against [ Execution.
WiUon Billy. J - tA
bojiv A* - V
BY virtue of an Execution to me direeted,
I will sell at' Abbeville I
Court House, on Sale Day in Februry
next, within. the legal hours, , t
1 Mule and 2 Bales of Cotton, i
levied 011 as the property of Wilson ^
Billy, at the suit of Thos. C. Griffin.
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sheriff's Office, ) ,
Jan. 17,1874 41-tf. J
SHERIFF'S SALE. l!"
Bernard^ Garjri ty & Arm- i>. ;
stiong f j;xecatjon |
against . f ra
r It. M, DuBpsc. J 7_
BY virtue of an Execution to me
directed, I will sell at Abbeville
Court IIouho on Saleday in January
next, wiitibin the legal hours,
2 Bales of Cotton,
levied on as the property of E. M. T
DuBose, at the suit of Jtaruartl, <Garri
ty & A rm t> tro 11 g. .
U P. GtTFFI3S? J,"
& A. 0.
Sheriff's Oflfae,
Jan. 17, 1874 41-tf. f m<
Sheriff's Sale.
j Seal, Sign it Robertson m(
against > Execution.. ,
I 1 pri'h I ,
" "" ~ uu
BY virtue ol nn Execution to aie Pr
directed, I will kcJI at Abbeville MLojrt
House, on Suleday in February
o, Se'yinoVfelina ftfary bevrporo, at the
suit of Elizfibotbliud John
r" E. Qiyftn^, .MM lA JUOr
L. P. GUFFIN, j
-m-i ^ ::ir? i;f i'5'^ a., c; ||
the PiEOPLE SPRING I>EDf
_ X> New, beap, Bordblb and Elastic.
for sfcle, 1
k J. D.Chalmers '& Co.'
Jan. 14,1874,40-tf " t " '
j next, Avitliiti the legal hours,
The Running Gear of a Field $ij
Thresher, ; J"
i levied on as the property of Irvin ~
Clcokley, at the suit of Seal, Sign<? V
Kobertsou. ,, 1
'. L. P. GUFFIN,
!" S. A. C.
Sheriff's Offico, T ' H
Jan. 19, 1874, 41 tf J , J
Sheriff's Sale. , jjj
Jfauoy L. Vance and Uemy C. Puck- tr:
. v et by Guardian ad litem
Iiobt. Jones, a I
,, against tr
Thomas It. Pucket, jr., Executor of llc
Ii. JI. Pucket, doe'd. ,St
BY virtue oi ,an Execution to me
directed, I will sell at Abbeville
Court Hoove, on Raledny in February
next, within the legal hours, oue tract
of laud, containing
352 ACRES,
au Iaou n t\ A li/?n url ixf\ Kt* I^n/la aT
UiUlV \J 1 lUDOj UUU WWUHUVM VJ PIUUVBO Wi
J. B. Bozcman, Saluda liiver, and J.
M. Pinson.
Also the following personal property,
to wit;,' , >,
(3) thcoomule*. ' (13)
thirteen bales of co'ton,
(50) fifty pounds lint cotton, more
or less,
(1) one two-borsc wagon,
(1) one two.-horse pedlar's wagon, /
(3) three stacks of fodder, \
(30) thirty bushels^ of cottop se#d, m
more tfi O A ff fl ft it C>
Levied?<m fatbe 'property w Thbs. ai
!j Ji. Pticket, jr., at the suit of Robert
'Jones, guardian ad lifem for Nancy
j:L. Vance and Henr>; Packet, .
1 Terms &f Sale Cash:*'
; ir.liJocti-OP-MUF^ -in 1
L Sheriff AbbovilJe County.
Sheriff's Office, ) '
Jan. 12, IS74 40-tf. ]" t i / j ; /
Sheriff's' Sale. 1
! >'/ I ' J
R. "VV. Soy more and - Y. ;; ' . . H
e llury, bis wile, ; ' nn
R t VS. 4:t ''' _ . ^ fc
0 Elizabeth E. Grifflri j-Exoeutioo.
c. and John E. Griffin, , _
1 & , Pefeudauts,- . ,\y ' n
'y ? ... _ ;W . fiiitfUM ^
* T\Y virtue of an Execution to me
U directed, I will se]J ak Abbeville
), jQourt XI6tia?r bn^Silcday' in Fcbru?
"avy no^f.yjiiklj^tJie legal hours, one r
tract of jttQfi, containing t .
804 ACRES, : "* h
.) more or less, and bounded by lands o( t
B Thos.'IT. Colbert, J. Wilkdrso'n, Levi e
i Black,'IX^nry fWilterabni and otbonj,. A,
!; t. __ <1 - ? . ? _ n - hi.
HONEY! MONEY!
'We arc prepared to pay in
CASH.
IIE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
FOil COTTON.
.IMBLBS & PERR1N.
Oct. 7, 1873, 26-tf .
Sheriff's Sale..
\ IL Parker,
Conim'r, I
against J- Execution.
A. O. Wut.son, |I'.
W. Watson: * Jf-* >Y
virtue of an Execution to mo
J directed, 1 will sell at Abbeville
->tiri House on SALEDAY IN FEBUAKY
next, witbiu the legal hourg,
ne Tract of Land
containing
:00) Two Hundred Acres,
ji'o or less,and bounded by lands of
\ .W. C. Norwood, A 0. AVatson,
d dthor*,: levied on as the property
fPk W. Watson at the suit of'W. II.
trker, Com'r.
' ' L. P. GUFFIN,
S. A. C.
Sheriff'8 Office, )
Jan. 6, 1874, 30-4t f
i Sheriff's Sale.
' \ f ; - - - *
Peter McKellar,
against > Agricultural
Jdmuud Williams. ) Lien.
^ ?7"
)Y virtue of an Agricultural Lien
> to uie directed, I will sell at
iboville Court IIouso on Saleday in
bruarynext, within the legal hours
1 > f. -- J ' '** A. V
One? Bale of Cotton,
. ."
BWFon as the property of Edmund
* ' n-i?*r..v?.i
iiiiams, ui lue buji m x ymi'iuux^ui/
t ) i !'**0: :?* ) ?* "t Jlf: " .T
: j, " I 1
?. p. gxjffH .
s. a. c. ;
Sheriff's Office, )
n. 17, 1874, 41-3l j
Sheriff's Sale.
;
A?- C. -Taggart,
against i Ag-rU ijian.
B. F. Day. j
^Y virtue of an Agricultural Ljon
} tome directed, i will sell at
bbovjjle Court House on Sale Day
February next, within tho legal
U4V3,
One Lot of Fodder, 2,000 pounds
jre or less,
Que Lot of Shuc&a,"
One Lot -of Corn, 100 bushels,
)re or less, and ' j
One Lot of Cotton Seed, 1,000
nhels tnorc .or less. levied on as the
oijertvof B. F. Day at the suit of
C. Tuggnrt,
L. r. GUFFIN,
S. A. C.
icriff'rt Office,- ?- )
u. 17, 1874, 4 Uf. J .
^lER'SHOTEL
rHE subscriber has leased the Hotel
. building on the"Dendy Corner"!
the South-east corner of the public
uare. The house has been thoroughly
novated and repaired, and m as opened
i JANUARY 1st, 187-1.
He will be happy to accommodate the
ivelling public and people generally*
He Intends to keel) aflrwt class Hotel,
jood table and well trained aud altenre
servants.
Board for families or single parties can
i had at cheap rates. A good Livery
able on the lot.
Apply to
JOHN A. WIER,
Agent.
Jan. 7, 1874, 30-tf
Paper Hangings.
200 IiolU Willi Paper.
6 Dozen Window Shades,
Received to-daj',
J, D. Chalmers & Co.
Jan. U, 1674, 40-tf '
To Our Customers.
)TTR cnslomcrs nrc hereb}' notified
that from the 15th of this
onth they can obtain no furLhor
edit from us until all old accounts
*e settled.
PARKER & PERRIN.
Jan. 14, 1874, 40-tf
K ALSTON HOUSE.
, - * - ' 1 ( '
The Misses Cater
aAYI^'G convenient and pleasant
rooms open in the "ALSTON
10 USE," will bo pleased to oceomlodat-o
any who may apply, either
>r transient or permanent board.
Jan. 14, 1874, 40-tf
PEA! TEA I! TEA U!
- .
rHB undersigned have just receiv.
ed a large lot of PURE UND
UJ/rEJiATitD TEA of all kind*,
nd ai they are now Agents of the
J S. Tea Company, can sell it at
rutoB man n nas over Doen
uld in tho market.
! : PARKER &FERRIN,
Jan. 14,'1874, 40-tf ?
' Uaa ; ;
F. 0. Chalmers ? o.,
OYBRMessrs.
Barnwell & Co.'s
New Store.. ?
Call and soe^ie. Respectfully, '
J. D, 4D H A FjM ERS CCL
Jan. 13, 1874,40-tf
: j^fissibs 1
Of the Time!
v. ,. " _ , for f,
PAYIM TAIC^
1 ^ C' - " !', a
:o: _
'T ..-.V-' - iv*-r -i , \ ? aTl I;
* * p
tIN pursuance to orders >rcceived by
j[ the Auditor from the Governor 81
and GompltdHcr General, the'trnder- c'
sigDed announces that (lie 'tin^e fcr P
.the pay in cut of taxes, has bopn ex- ^
tcudea to tho'' jK r
Y # ' < ^ oAv-1. * .."? ' 01
5111 February N?xt, ^
nnd that lie will be.'at'thp'following c<
named placed to receivo taxeB a.t the tl
liroes.deBigHaletl.v - v* * *?
?. V ^ '-'A ?V* v.*; * W.O I
Greenwood, 19th and 2(Tth rinst.
flhile&' Cross lioads, 21b? an<f'22d,
. v. .?>
Bradley's, 23d inst., r . oi
Calhoun's Mills, 2Clh and 27th inst.
w* ??*i' n-i i Jiftn kL ; > oi
'Xowndesville, 28th and 29th .inet. j
I Due West, 30th and 31st instil
. Gokesbury, 2d and <klt February, ^
! Abbeville C. H., 4th and 9th ' *
T, N. TOLBERT, *
- <>, County Treasurer.
' Jan. 13,1874, 40-Lf
S&M SCXLX.. f
J , n l r" L ? *
THOMAS, ]
EDWARDS,
&M CANTY
- 1 ' i Hi 32 fc
RE prftp.irciJ.to,fuw?sh all kinds
. of LuMBJER at the shortest ,,
noiice'at the mill formerly known as
Malay'sMill. .The Mill.is in good repair,
and wy& a, good Supply of logs
on hand, customers need, jhavegno
fears of doliiy in "fillip oVders.' Pffcce
Sl.^0 per hundred, CASH. r ji TJ 5
J. W. THOMAS,
\ji. A. EDWARDS,
ALLEN McCANTY*
Jan. 14, 1874, 40-lf
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,.-c THE .; .
CAROLINA FERTILIZER
WILL BK SOLD AS FOLLOWS:
Oaali Price 3 * ' v
S50 per Ton of. 2,001) }b&.
Time Prl'oib# J
?55 per Ton of 2,000 lbs.
Payable November 1st. 1874.
; Free of fXjiteresSfci G
Frep ui Drajap to to pi
. ^ ( CKSSJ IS ,MT
UNPARALLELED,
A^D ITS STANDARD IS
..A. ]STov.l,.,|7 _f<f
Ml "Mill!
WILL BE SOLD AS FOLLOWS j f
Cash Price s t
nov nf 9 nnn lhsi !?
Hjjyty |7Vi JL VU VM ?|U vv JtMU< a
Time PKioo t
$38 per Ton of 2,000 lbs.
Payable November 1,1874.
Free of Interest.
Freight aM Drayap to to aM.
FOE SALE BY
AGNEW & BONNER. I
Due "West.
WALLER & BROTHER, " \
Greenwood. $
. POPE & CO., Agents,
.v.-.tw Ninety Six. *
Geo. W. Williams & Co.,
General A^e^lWilt Charfestooi'C.
J^D. 12,1873; 40-4m
1 i Vi "A'-1 ~ " '
McAdams & Black
CALL upon all persons indebted to
them to settle tbeir notes and *
accounts at once. TheiF great loss by
fire compells thorn to have tbeir moui
ey. Settle early and savo costs.
McAdams & Black.. .
Jan. 14, 1874, 43-3t (
! : i
Final Discharge. !
"WTOTXCJE is hereby given that J. B.
' 1^| Leroy, Executor of the Estate of
1 Philin T.oUnv. deceased. has applied to
1 Charfes W. Uuftin, Judge of Probate, in
and for the County of Abbeville, for ]
a final discharge as Executor.
It is Ordered, That the thir<J day of
March, A. D. 1874, be fixed for .he^rjng
of Petition, and a final settlement of
said Estate.
, J. C. wosmansky. ?
' :) > #a.c;.p: a. c. ^
( Jan. 14, 1874 40-4t* ]
Make- Y8ur Homes Pleasant .
and Attractive.
Beautiful chromos, oil pain- <
tio^s and lithographs, for sale 1
by - ' ''' . 1
J. D. Chalmers & Co.
Jan. 14, 1874,40-tf
PACIFIC GEAN0 COMPANY,
i (L^AJlfO,(*#,) * v [
foluole Pacific duano,
rms GUANO is dow so wefik
kno\m;it] all the 9qufl>elfoi; States
31 psfry' ?gcn-y
Tor increasing the products of
lentliilion from us. lis use for eightj
ears past lias established : dtiT.dbaf-'
cter for reliable excellence. The
irge fixed capital invested by the
-'ompany in this trade affords the
urcst guarantee of tbe.'contfnuod exellcnce
of this Guano.'" Tho supplies
ut into market this season are^ as,
eretofore, prepared under tho b\1-!
crintcndence of Dr. St. Julian Itav-i
ncl, Chemist of the Company, at
harleston, S C. Uenco- plautcrs
layjrest assured that its quality and
amposition is precisely the same as
iat heretofore sold.
JoXBOBSON,'
Selling Agonts, Charleston, S. 0.
i/\ti\r ci v.
o wu J jLvr^orj <x v>i/.
General Agents, Baltimore.
Terms?-$18 cash j $53 Lime, withut
interest.
To accompiodate planters, -jhey can
rdor now and have until 1st April to
scide as to whether they will take
t time or cash price. When deliver
\ from the factory by the car load,
q dniyage will b^ charged*. ? r
aoi'd phosphate; "guano,
ONE, PLASTER, &c., always on
and, quality guaranteed.
\ ' J. N. EOBSON. .
Dec. 20, 1873, 37-4?n
[OTICE TO DEBTORS
j t . ati f if ffTTUW
C'lJL. W 1
Barnwell & Co.
Dee. *"C?Tfcs
Notice.
r-H*** j .
|
Office of County Treasurer, i)
Abbeville, J,an. 5, 1874. j
^TOTJCJiJ is hereby given that the
books of the County T^enem-ei*
ill t?o* open for the collection of
axes on unci after the
9fcli of January, 18-74."
< *!)tv
j required by.;tho .Act of General
esembly, arid after 15th January the
analty of twenty per coxit. "wiH "aiThe
State Taxis 12 mills.
Th6 County Ttxiad iftilla. * ; ' 1
The Court House Taxis 2 mHlB. ' *
Nin-cty Six, 00*.{ +,v? > <
Greenwood," 1 mrll. '* '***'
Gokesbory.? 00 *? ty" *'w '*
.^.v. i i, liiutn
DonnaNisvillo IT ,
WW A. I Mi .. .. ' ' "U ?f
Duo West, flQ u (
Lcmg Cano, 4 " ?? * ??i;
Smithville, 2 *
"White Hall, ' 3 " 4 i ' 1 ' '
.Hi; I?I5Ii?0 M
Ctfdai: Spriugfl, 1 u
^6b4vfJle, 3 "
Diamond Hill. 1J
Lowndesville, 1* "
Majj-ooliaVO 3 " 11. A
cffludlHfiuJwOvi
Bordeaux, li "
. T. I. TOLBPRT^,
County Treasure#.
Jan. 5, 1874, 39-lf
Oil - H
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GREENWOOD
' * ' -1 ry v. i p J |
:EMALE INSTITUTE,
rHE exercises ojT this Institution'
'will open on the first Monthly ib
HBuary^ 1874, The scholastic y^ar of
line mouths,-Will''be divvied into three
crnis: the first term will end Friday
icfore the first Monday in Aprilthe
econd term will commcncc on tlie first
rlonday in April, and end. ]?riday<bcore
the first Monday hi Jiily Jv4heRW?rd
erm will commence tlie first Monday
n September, and end Fri<lay before
he first Monday in December. Tliqpjj
vill be a public examination at the
lose of the second term. It is designed
o provide every facility for a thorough
iiid complete female education. Coni>etent
Assistants will be employed as
he necessities of the Institute require.
Rates of Tuition . . l,J
*er Term of Three Months, to be paid
in advance: ?
Primary Department, $6.00; Academc
Department, S1O.O0; Collegiate Delartment,
$12.00; Musical Department,
!i3.oo. nr-iHiiK'^id IK'fYl
Board twelve dollars per month.
W. S. BLAKE,
Principal.
Dec. 10,1873 35-tf " '
.1 ./f J :
Estate
OF '
;- i { < l v
John Enrig&t, deceased.
/TTTTTT TTTk i H/
A LL persons having claims against.
A. JOHN ENKlfcrHT, at the time
>f his death are hereby notified to
lrescnt their1 demands properly' vcriied,
and those owing the estate to
uako payment to
LEWIS D. BOWIE,
A-diniuistralor^with tiiQ Will an[jexed.
*
Jau. 7,1874, ^
?.Ti i .v m
Final Discharge. r ' t]
WTOTICE is hereby given that Arna1^(
-ziahM. FJsli?r AdWMii|sttato/.df
:he Estate1 Mrs. Jane* Fisher, deceaa;d,
l?aa applied to (Jharleei ;W. Gufflri^
Judge of Probate, in and for the County
if Abbeville; for a final discharge as
Administrator.. ?;iin >?<?! - ' >
It is Ordered, that the .twelfth day
jf February A. I)..1874, be fixed for
hearing .OtPetftieu.ji-aixl a final settlement
of said Estate.
J. C. WOSMAtfftKY,
C- C. I\ A. C.
Jau. 12,1874, 3o-4t*
r?^i a'irr-v
FjjUMG K GOOD
MMWWl
1. v.
.O 1R?rrrrt^t-r-:
?t B.SCL*FLIM & CO.; iA. '&
fi mm* oilier ^large
r|o|i?iy,iBf llovc- fare, a? sefjmg at
R0DtcdI)2pBI m aucf *</ COST,
to suit thp piucMjqf Cpitpii as well as
the striiig^Hefy toi&ucj market;
j? nlfP? HZ \o littfj tirfffi)
McDonald
r >o. ettCkfi Ian '-0.11
,t,o ? & Haddon
WILL FOR TIIB
Next Sixty Days
Tiia irgivo in czebMgefor ' 4
CXSI-I or COTTON,
; THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.
faLUloei^x-Eii i'Oir|i 1/
at Greatly Rcducbd Prices. 4
,< .ii . ? ? v
Dress Goods,
TriiflDiiaf,f Mfljinerfr aai Motions,
and such other goods at,
HiK w/i? ZftlffOV ' <
COST.
Call early and. get bargains?wo
mean business.
Kov. 19, 1873, 32-tf
i .
ASSIGNEE'S SALE,
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Goods at Cost
aga rs? 6S?-'> #??
gffif lar^ATJTnEr .- H
,;ii MM >- JO :i?>* i i? :
Emporium of ; Fashion.
I BEG leave to offer the entire stock
of JAMBS VT. JPOWLER & CO..
FlU *
am Mi\nm -nA?t AlflfT
AT UUBT. rUU I/ADA.
To mprehants and dealeus generally,
W;ho may want to secure their stock,
this is a good opportunity to buy
cheap. The Stock of Jliiliucry is
largo and we1l-sclectc<3t and the ladies
will be surprised bow cheap they can
boy a fashionable Hat or Bonnet.
Ibis well known that this Stock cmbitaiGSf
fashion, taste and'style. All
catfbtfsirited ujy calling early.
J.T.Robertson,
l;;:t S .1 U ' ' ' '
op,,
JAS. W. FOWLER & CO.
\&W. 19,1873/3246
VSBMK
fj: !l flirt" I
IS nb.w ftt hpiue from New York and
routlmore, \vhejjfi she l)asjust supplied
herself with a complete Stock of
the prettiest and most fashionable Mil ?
*- -tJ- j il. _ w,,,,.
unery rouo luunu 111 uic ix/imcni muikets.
She is liotf prepared to exhibit
jlWNNETS, HATS,
feathers, 1 flowers
,, / .? . : 'I ?;
Laces, Ribbon,
Ties, Orats,Ms,ftllars,Sto,
Infants Caps and Bonnets,
Trimmings for Dresses, &c
HOOP SKIRT PANIERS,
&c,, &c.
" ' Also a variety of
Ornament}- and Notions Generally
n ju i u J -v
Please call on MRS. M. M. WHITE,
over CITIZENS' HAVJNGS BANK,
where .she will oe phased to see you and
will take pleasure in showing you
through her stock.-^'Alt-orders sent will
receive MRS. WHITE'S attention and
if satisfaction is not given can be returned.
.. Very respectfully,
Mrs. M. M. White.
i AM? vnn tnsttreh ?
AilU AW U1WVMHV
IF NOT, CALL ON
jtf |i i ? ijf
AMw Jf Pcrrin,
^GtElSTTS,
; who represent
r ' I . !'' 1' '
, The Georgia Home, of Co*<mmz
HHA 9H!I
The Germ^nia, of New York.
The Btyue, of New York.
The Old Dominion, of Richmond,
?Va., <
whoso capital and aRscts aggregate
Ten and a half Millions,
: . (*10,598,573.00)
"Wo write on Merchandise, Buildings
of every description, -Furniture,
GI^HQJJ^^GOITOtf, &o., at
DuPre & Perrm,
General Insurance Agents.
1 Abbeville, 1873, 28-3t.
SA5DLES! SADDLES!
i *? * t f ' i , ; . .4
\JTK have on hand and for sale,
. W - row lor Cash, a SPLENDID
STOCK ,orSADDLES, BHIDfcES*
buogy wnrts, wIgon whips,
ftuarles & Perrin,
Oct. 21, 1S73.
Ji <BUY
ONLY THE GEfpltE.' 1
- f;;r \
n ^ *
Standard^ Scales.
Stock Scales, t*val Scales, Hay Scales,
Dairy Scales, Odjajfift^Scales, &c., Ac. ~ ; ^
Scales repaired promptly aud reasonably.For
Salo, also, better Presses, tod
TUB MOST PEBFJWm . ill GiL ' ; ^
ALARM CASE DRAWEE
Miles Alarm Till J|
MerCliailt ^ jlHiSlBsl DRA-WraX
Use Them.^^ ^^B33f1^&rrailt8d
SOLD AT..f /) v
Fairtants' Scalc WareMses,
FAIRBANKS & . CO.,
31lBroadwa?, New York.
166 Baltimore Street, Baltimore.'
53 Camp Street, New Orleanft.
i.iirnii4Vl/U 1. ir IWTVa
rAlIVUAJ.'tAKI IX j'iniliy,
Masonic Hall, Philadelphia.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO.,
2 Milk Street, Boston.
POLLARD & CO., AGENTS,
Augusta, Ga.
For sale by . , > .
TROWBRIDGE & CO., *
Abbeville, S. C.
Jan. 1st, 1S74, 39-3m j- .
ATTENTION.:
I* * * v t
;i? ' -V-'-i
) * O!" :**<>" ''
THE attention of onr customer*, jj
called to the fact that aft unpaid
accounts for
; 7 : /*' ! *1 f-r
1873
. . . l.i c-.i" v ' M.-- are
now past due. "We need the:4no
ney, and they, without exc*piion} Jivill
will please come forward and settle
promptly,
Quarles & Perrin.
Jan. 7,1871, 39-tf
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE'
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' ' ~?T 0 Tf* / . .
DEBTORS & CREDITIHa.r
ALL persons having demands , (ei- [
therin note or account,^ Against \p, v-.r
JAMES W. FOWLER & CO.,'-or *
JAMES W. FOWLER Individually
will present them to me properly attested
by 1st January, 1874. AH
indebted to the late firm '"will; make
immediate payment to the uqdoroigffe . wj
IT DnDCDTCflM
U la I1UULI1Iauilj : ;
ASSIGNEE OF
./> {-! - ^
Jas. W. Fowler & Co? -fr
Li.fi t ^ ; ;
Nov. 19,1873,23-tf .
1. ' "1 1 1
FRESH ARRIVALS
' A '-' i/rii "-Tf -V4 .
W. T. PENNEY'S
Drug Store. %
Wi > :1?I?a?' ;'roi'ji
t'-ff v.fi. 'M
THE subscriber has jiwt received &
new and select stock of Choice'
Drugs, . 1 ,"Vr
TOILET SOAPS,
Perfumery and Fancy Articles
of groat variety and excellent quality,
to which he invites the attention of
his friends. ,1 t
W. T. PENNEY.!
Nov. 12,1873.
fruit and Confectionary Store. 0S.
J. B. & W. J. Rogers are convinced
that that is what the Abbeville people
want, aud therefore they bar?
determined to kocp a first class fiUMk
of*Confectionaric8, Fruits, Note, and ,
in short, everything that belongs toa
first-class confectionary, storo.
They heartily thank the public for
their liberal patronage for the past
two years, and hope by honorable
.Inolimro o n rl afi*tsi+ off nn f i An 4a htlflf.
44MV4 Obi AW UttVU blVU vv VWw?~
ness, that ance will merit & continuance
of the name.
Their motto js "short profits and
quick sales." They will promise the
public that they shall have theadvan.
trge of fresh fruit every week, tf"
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Cokesbury.
CONFERENCE SCHOOL
RE-OPENS Jrnnary 5th, 1874.
Session ends in Octobcr. Va.
cation in winter. Thorough instruction
in all department, including
hook-keeping and modern languages.
Boys prepared fur Collugo classes or
business. Experienced teachers.
Board $10 to $1.2. Tuition moderate.
A pleasant summer homo. Send for
circulars to Cokesbury, S. 0.
REV. GEO- F. ROUND, A. M.,
i Jan. 1, 1874, 40-tf] Rector..
WANTED.
. r r?. faol .V ftWrP
TEACHERS wanted for 1874 to
teach the several Schools of
White Hall School. District, both
white and eolofed. Liberal salaries
will bo given. Application can bo
made to the Chairman of the Board
of Trustees Nono need apply bat
those that are well qualified to teach.
W. O. KENNEDY,
Chairman Board Trustees,
Jan. 7, 1S73, 39-4t