The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, December 01, 1875, Image 4
r-i ?
\n l'a?trni Story.
jvHv<'!?t t" a ?-ity mitf,
\V?-'Ut'y aiul worn, for iho li'twr was 1:?t?*.
JTh siuilotl as ho nlm'ki'JU'tl his tirod stop
Au'l [>p uiist'iI him shollor ami p'entcui
lcc?i;
For w? !l {hoy had dist uned tho Uodou
licet
/rnr ilw? voiiil in < !w? c.?iii'c}iiinr ln^'l
V V.4 ii.V , *, ..? ..
Ami lie took 110 thought of too?l or rest
liut to share them hoth with iiis faithl'
beast.
But tho gate, shut fast mi the robber hord
Was dead to his blows and deal' toll
words.
.So he lighted his lantern, the way to see,
And tethered his horso to a sheltering trt
And say, "My Father does what is good
lie laid* him down in the dusky wood.
Short sioen ho had when the lurid ijlr.ro
Of tho forKcd lightning tilled the air;
And maddon'd by fright, his tiory li??rso
Plunged through tho woods inhisheadloi
course.
Whilo the friendly gleam of his tiny ligl
Wont out, to add to his woeful plight.
Yet again as he laid on the earth his hen
* "What my Father dooth is good," he sai
When at morn ho woke the sun look<
.1
VIIIW 11
On the lifeless streets of a rulneil town,
All swept by tho ruthless robber hands,
And carried away to their desert lands.
Tho pious traveler bowed his head :
"My father doos what is good," he said.
"Had I gained my will and passed tho gat
I bad shared to the worst their hapless fat
"Had tho storm not <juonrhod my lantorn
rays
It had lighted tho thiovos to my restii
place j
. "While tho whinnying cry of mv rostle
steed
Would have proved a mark to their oru
greed."
. <t>
Sheriff's Sale.
By L. J. Wilson, Auctionee:
Mrs. Louisiana A. Cobb, Plaintiff,
against
Butler W. Cobb, Charles A. Cob
Willis M. Cobb, and others.
Order in Partition.
BY virtue of an Order of the Probai
Court of Abbeville County, to mo d
reeled, in the above stated* awe, I \vi
sell to the highest bidder, at Publ
Auction, within the legal hours of sal<
at Abbeville Court House, on.Morula;
the Sixth day of DECEMJiEU, A. i
lSTo, the following described property
to wit:
mm? T5TCAT
OF
C. A. Cobb, dec'd,
consisting of
THE GREENWOOD H0US1
AND LOT,
containing
Seventeen (17 j Acres,
more or less, in the Town of Circen
wood, bounded by lands of Mrs. Hack
(tt, \V. K. lilake and the Mcthodis
Church lot.
THE BUCHANAN TKACT
' lying on Coronuker Crook, containing
178 Acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands of IS. Z. Hem
don, D. Wvatt Aiken, G. D. liuclutn
an, and R. 1'. Buchanan.
THE COHONAKER TRACT
lying on Coronaker Creek, bounded b;
laud* ?'f Mrs. Buchanan, Lovoberr
Arnold, and others.
TERMS.
The Gieenwood House and Lot? fo
one-half cash; the other half on a credi
of twelve months, with interest fron
day of sale, secured by bond and niort
gape on the premises, to the Probat<
Judge of Abbeville County.
The Buchanan Plantation and tin
Coronaker Plantation?on a credit o
one, two or three years, with in teres
from day of sale, payable in three an
nual installments, secured by bond am
security, and a mortgage of the prem
ises. The cash payment, the bond ant
mortgage, to be made to the Probati
Judge aforesaid, to secure the paymen
of tlie purchase money. The purchase
to pay for necessary papers, and for recording.
L P. CiUFFIX,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sheriff's Office, I
Nov. 13,1S75 32-3t I
Tie State of Ml Carclin
County of Abbeville.
Martin L. liullock and John S. Key
nolds, Executors,
against
Agnes W. Reynolds, and others.
Proceedings to Settle up Ksinte,
"gj" JN1)KK TIIK WILL OK LAIiKi:
licy noti is, ui,ut,a.?i,n1 auu uv unit
of the Court (?f Common 1'Ieas, \Ve wil
Hell ul Abbeville Court 1 louse, on Hah
day in December next, nil tin; lien
Estate of which the said I-ark in Ke\
nolds died seized and possessed, thai lui
not been sold by us, consisting of
3 or 4 Tracts,
lying on Heaver J>:un Creek, near t
White Hall. Plats wil! be exhibited o
day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third Cash; the balance on
credit of twelviT months, He cured b
bond, with interest from the day of sab
Titles to be given when the purehas
money is paid. The purchitsei j to pa
for papers.
ri^* wr -r TkTTT T A riTT
JOHN S. REYNOLDS,
Executors.
Nov. 1. 1S75 30-ot
WHEAT
Fg^IfK T.KST FOOD FOIl MII.C1
' Ja. Cows ami Kpi/.ootic {Stock, fc
S" BARNWELL & CO,
Nov. 17. 1875 32-tf
J\ . I , ' *
j ?A.Xj:E3
j ..K
'iREAL ESTATE
i"| (IF
.Willisfcon W. Franklin,
Deceased.
i
lis i
j|ra V VIRTUE OF TIT K POWER
1 Bjp conferred by the last Will and
Testament of Williston W. Franklin,
deceased, I will sell on Haleday in De,,
cember next, at Abbeville Court House,
I nt nuhlic atielion. for cash, the follow
{ing tracts of land, situate in the Comity
! a foresaid, to wit:
A Tract of 228 Acres,
^ more or less, bounded by .Saluda River,
lands of Hala Jones, James Smith,
d, Itenjaiuin Franklin, and William K.
Moore.
;5: also
*1 A Tract of 25 Acres,
more or less, adjoining the above tract,
lands of James Smith and Benjamin
Franklin.
ALSO
e, A Tract of 120 Acres,
o;
more or loss, adjoining lands of Horace
? Hughes, I-JIijfUi liampion, joint ?uurick
ami others, on which Jessie Lewis
now lives, in said County.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
ss BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Administrator with Will annexed,
of W. W. Franklin.
Nov. 1, 187.5 30-51
Notice
b OF SALE!
b,
BY Order of the Probate Court of
Abbeville County, we will sell at
the late residence of
te
i- Mrs. Jane T. Baker, deceased,
li
? For Cash,
to the highest bidder, on the
7th of December next,
3? All the Personal Property
a
of said deceased, consisting of
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE,
Cotton Farming Implements,
1 WACON,
? Household ant! liiUUrn I'timidm*,
PIANO, &c.
B. H. BAKER,
W. H. WEITLQCE,
Administrators.
Nov. 8, l.sT.j, 31-:}t
siFho QiqIp nf .Qnntli PwnliM
iliu ulu.il; uj uuuiu uiuimuu.
' i
COUNTY OF AliHEVILLi:.
? (
In Probate Court. i
, i
1 Ivx Parte BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, (
Administrator. '
Petition for Final Settlement of his ae- ,
counts as Administrator, with Will
annexed of W. \V. Franklin, 1
dee'd, and for a Final
Discharge. I
gr> V Order of the Probate Court fur 1
H3 Abbeville (bounty in the above ;
v named ease, all Creditors and the LegV
atees of Williston W. Frauklin, deceas- ;
.-*d, are hereby cited and Admonished
to be and appear in the Court of Probate <
to be held at Abbeville Court House on 1
ekrlitl. (H) dav of DEC KM HER 1
r next, after publication hereof at 10
I o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
, if any they have, why a final settlement J
. of the Estate of Wilhston W. Franklin,
J deceased, should not be made, and why
Benjamin Franklin, the Administrator,
with the Will annexed, of the said es- ,
4 late .should not be discharged as* such. l
j- GIVFN under tny hand and the seal 1
of this Court, this the 3d day of November,
Anno Domini 1875.
j J. C. WOSMANSKY, ,
I Clerk Court of Probate, Abbeville Co. '
a <
j Nov. 3,187o, 31--It
r
" Tames A. Richardson,.
Attorney at Law,
AND
Trial Justice,
SB SHIELD C. 2. C.
?une 30, 2-4m
as. B. NORRELL,
I TTnrnpsc nnrl Sndrllp Mnlrnr. !
AT his Old Stand over Parker & PerL/aL
rin's Drug Store, has a supply of
Northern HARNESS LEATHER,
" and other material for Making and Reairing
Saddles and Harness.
Dec. L', 1S7-1, 34, tf
I'Thos. Jefferson Jennings
Oilers 11is Services to His Friends
for the
sjSalc and Storage of Cotton,;
i
1 or-KICK AT CI<K' JIOilN, HKHl!INCf & CO'S
[ lEi^Eliiis mafle arraugeinenls .to Re-!
' B 0 ct-ive. Store, Sell and Advance on j
* I Cot ion in St<ne on the most favorable
" j terms. Charges for Storage, I'o cents per'
j Hale per month, Commissions for Sel-j,
I ling, l'l cents per Hale. Interest on ad-!
I vances, 1 percent. j>er month. Con-;1
signments solicited, and my best per-}
0 sonai al attention given to all Lmsine.s.s!
.. entrusted to me.
T. JhKKEKSOX JEXXIXCJS.
Nov. ]' , ISTo, 31?11.
Final Discharge.
a j TRJTOTICIC is hereby giveu that X. M.
v j 1^1 lUirkhalter, Administrator of
J the Instate of llenry Beard, deceased:
e! has applied to Thos. H. Millford, ?fudge|
v of l'robute, in and for the County ofi
" Abbeville, for a final discharge as Administrator
as aforesaid.
It is Ordered, That the third day off
I December, A. I). 1N73, be fixed for;1
hearing of Petition, and a final settle-!
* ..r
wiirniui cam uoiuw.
J. (J. WOSMAKSKV,
C. C. P., Abbeville County, j
Office of Probate Judge, 1
Nov. 1, lSTo, 30-41"
*:8,ooo
uro Fnuut' Jxl<>ulili?all sizes and
prises, at
J. D. CIIALMKIIS& C'O.'S. I
? i i r*r? aaa w?hil#:
| SEED OATS. I"
;Rcd Rust Proof Oats,j
For sale liy
I !
liaraawell & Co. s
! XOV. L'O, ]S7o, ol-tf
j
I Onion Sets,
! 9 'J
iRED and WHITE,
AT
PARKER & PERRIN'S. |
I Nov. 0, 1875,
]
i The Philadelphia Rustic
Window Shade.
10 dozen just received at lower
prices than ever oftered before. They
are easily arranged, durable, conven- j
ienl, and never get out of order. \
Will lust lor 20 yours if properly .
used ^
J. D. CHALMERS & CO.
ANEW lot of Oil Window Shades
just received, with good fixtvres.
J. D. CHALMERS.
Oct. 27, 1875, tf (
Trowbridge, Agent, keeps tho
best Whiskies, Brandies and
Wines.
Oct, 20, 1875 28-tf
PARLOR FRENCH LOOKING
GLASSES "j
AT
t tS fir vtMvncj ,c. rn >? i
"tfLisTiifTusi v
i
Parker & Perm's.
Nov. 9, 1S75, 31-2t
RKTTV LOT Plaid Cniicoj-fi and ^
other desirable goods, just received, at
The Emporium of Fashion. .
Nov. 10, 1875, 31-lit
COFfTNST v
"ETUST received and always on hand, n
a good assortment of COFFINS. *
J. M. MATTHEWS, "
Ninety Six, S. C. ft
Nov. 10,1S7-3, ol-3t
stnna ft sin rt. '
U&'J Villi* MUJ AW < .
KAVTXO tried these Shirts, we can
JlJl s-afoly recommend tlicni for a /
j^ood filling and durable shirt. 1
dollar*, Linen and Paper,
LATE.ST STYLES,
WITH ^
Cravats and Scarfs to match.
Qa,trios & Ferria. j
Sept. -8, i S75. *
~ * ""* ' 1
New Advertisements.
SHUN DRUG POISONS.
. >11; i> i c i \ k it! :u i:k is i> lis l m:ss i /
Volta's Electro Belts and Bards v
ire indorsed by the most eminent physicians in T
the world fnrthecurcof rheumatism, neuralgia, A
liver complaint, dispepsin, kidney disease, aches
fiains, nervous and general dehillty, and other t
hronie diseases of the chest, head, liver, sto- ^
much, kidneys and blood. Hook with full par- r
licuiars fre* by VGL7A BELT CO., Cisclssv.i, 0. L
3*jJOad?y at home. Agents wanted. Ou'lit
91/2 and terms free. TJU'K & CO.. Augusta,
Maine.
$77 PKK V.'KKK Cil.TAHAXTKKI? to Agents, ??
1 maiennd female, in their own locality. !
IVrnisarid omllt free. Address 1'. O. VICKltV j
S, CO.. Augusta, Maine.
SfflEJS 2EAEIi?3," P37C201tiiT0S,'"rA3CnUTICiTr SCVL
ITa Charsuig, Jdcsmwisa, ltd Karriaco Qciio, showing
iiow cither sex may fascinate and gain the love
did alFectiou of any person they choose instantly.
4M pages. Iiymuil 5() cents. Hunt & Co.
lii'iS. Ttfi St., Phila. _ I
(?* C Trt 4APorday. Iltisinoss honJj)D
1 U lUorahlc and lucrative.
A'/rnts limited. Address Marion Supply Co., i
Marion, Oh{?>. 1
fl* C TA OApor day at home. Samples c
? J IU ZU worth SI free. ST1N.SC>' & CO. 0
Portland, Maine.
Marykpd Eyo and Ear Institute, r
1*6 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. /
JEORGE RRULING, M. D., late Professor of >
Eye and Ear Surgery in the Washington v
University, Surgeon In charge.
The large handsome residence of the late F
'harles Carroll has been tit ted up with all the
mprovementsadopted in the latest schools of
Kurope, for the special treatment of this class of
tiseascs. Apply hy letter to
gs:mi beulhto. k. a.,
Surgeon in charge.
Confederate
Bills, Honds and Postage Stamps WantI'd.
i-t lor rarest hills, SiO for rarest stamps. It
will pay to send them immediately. Also other
niriosities. Ancrlsin Stamp Co., Box Tori:.
BALTI.nbHL
Eye and Ear Institute.
No, 55 Franklin St., Baltimore, Md,
J C LI AN" J. CHISOI.M, M. I)., Professor of Eye
and Ear Diseases in the University of
Maryland, Surgeon in charge.
This institution is thoroughly organized* and
tilted up with every convenience for the treat-1
nient of Eye and Ear diseases.
For further inforination, apply to the nbove._
"Advertiser's Gazette. |
A Journal of In formation J'or Adver- I
(incrs. Edition. copies. Published
weekly. Terms, $2 per annum, in advance.
Five specimen copies different dates, to one
address for 25 cents. Office. No. -11 l'ark ltow,
New York. I
tiEO. I*. HOWELL A CO., Editors A Publishers.
liook Aleuts
and fiood Sulosincn
Arc "COINING MONEY" with the j
famous
Eida Designs,
The French Edition of which sells for SJfi", a'd 1
the London Edition forS2W. our popular J-'ili- j
tint) { 'iHlttiitiii!/ m i )' (tiif Jlini<trcil pill j
t/unrlft Is the cheapest and most decant
publication in .-Inicrica, and the HKST To j '
SEi.L. Critics vie wiib each other in praising]
it,and the masses t>uy it.
As-'cnt in Charleston, S. reports (<7 orders;) I
one in Ninety Six. 8. t'., ll'ii; one in Ya., 2-17; an- i
other i:i Me ini'his 2aw orders, taken in three
weeks. Full part ieitlars free. .1 rhtrisx
J. Ill', out) \ CO., i'llhlishcrs, 1 ,
2? r.irk SMaoc, New York. J '
Nov, ID, :sl-:;t j 1
AN OUTFIT FREE.
We want someone in every county to tako or-1
ilersand deliver poods for the old and original ! |
1>. iI?/?!.- ?. i.arpc cash watrcs. Splendid I
chance in every neipliliorliood fur the righl |ier- i '
<*?n of either vox, yoiinp or old. Samples, now i
lists, eireuliirs, terms, ele., ;i completeoutfit sent <
free and j>ost paid. Send for it at unco ami I
make nxitiey nt your homes. Address II. J.l
i!.\I.Ii<V ?i N. Howard St,, LalWiiiuro, Md.'
Oct. '.fcT'f 'JS-.Vm
THOMAS' SAW MILL
I
|ras ivj:t:n iiepaijikd, and is
fiS. now in running order. All orders
for lumber will receive prompt attention.
J. W. THOMAS.!t
>J.iroll '-'I, 18T"i .10-tf 11
DR. JOHN S. THOMPSON, '
DENTIST,
OFFICItS lii.s ]<r<ifcssiunal services to
the citizens of Abbeville, and the ,
surrounding country.
Office over Citizens' Savings v
Bank, Abbeville, S. C. I
Barnwell &Co.
A RE DAILY RECEl VING ADDIAa
tions to their .Slock, consisting o
Staple Dry Goods,
Hats & Clothing,
Boots & Shoes.
L'hey keep constantly on .hand, also, a
FULL LINE OF.
GROCERIES,
BACON and LARD,
MEAL and FLOUR,
PEARL HOMINY.'
SOFFEE & SUGAR,
ffOLASSES & SYRUP,
BAGGING & TIES
HARDWARE &c.
A FINE LOT OF
SUGAR CUKED HMS,
JUST RECEIVED.
Oct. 6, 1875 26-tf
ro THE LADIES!
B" WOULD CALL YOUR ATEN
ft. tion to my Stock of
HILLINERY & NOTMS,
vhich is now complele, embraeig all
lie latest novelties of the seiion. I
inve also combined
mmmmm
vith MILLINERY, and have pocured
be services of
MISS JANE RAMEY,
rho will be pleased, at all times, :o cut
nd make j-our Dresses in the latest
tyles, and whose well-known tasfe and
bility in this line have always betn appreciated
by the ladies generally.
Give me a call, and I guaranteesatislction
as to Styles and Prices ii both
)epartments.
m M u/urrr
miQi ivli IVIb Vv fl99b Li
Sept. 22, 1875 24-tf
CUNNINGHAM
AID
rEMPLETON
Have received and opex0(1
their largo stock of all kinds
t' gOOlllj,
foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
;iotiling, Hats, Gaps,
Soots, Shoes, Hardware,
Jrockery, Saddle^ etc.
Jail and see for yourse. es
Oet.O, 1875 20-tf
Q BOWMAN & CO,,
Eeal Estate Agents,
iLBERTON, - - - GEORGIA,
ITRTILL ATTEXl) TO THIS HUSIf
y nt'.M.s of oHV'Cting sales and peril
ases of REAL ESTATE, as agents,
n reasonable terms.
Applications should be made to
J. BOWMAN.
Oct. 6, ]87o 26-tf
IT A PL E RRESS GO 0 DSs
'an03' Dress Gooods,
Plain Dress Goods,
Alpacas,
potions! Shawls!
Louievard .Skirts,
Flannels and Linseys,
Pleached and Brown Goods,
&c., &r.., Ac.
- CHEAP EOR CASH.
Quarles & Perrin.
Sept. 28, 1875.
RATHBONE'S
ACORN COOK.
With or without Portable Hot Water Reservoir and Closet.
Ucs't tu7 aa eH-faihioaad Stow, tut get eao
With all latest improvements.
Largest Ovon and Flues. Longest Fire Box for long wood,
i/cntiiated Oven, Fire Back and Fire Box Bottom?Insures
a Quick, Sft'eet and Even Bake and Roast.
Swing Hearth and Ash Catch. Won't sell floor or carpet.
Durable Dcj!:'c and Braced Centers and Ring Covers.
Sums but little wood. Ha; Mica or Solid Iron Front.
Carefully FiticJ Smooth Castings. No Old Scrap Iron*
Nickel Plated Trimmings. Tin Lined Oven Doors.
- " " j
Ground and Silver-like Poilsneo ta.^es nnu inuuium??
Heavy. Best New Iron. Won't crack.
WA32AKTE3 SATISFACT087.
Manufactured by
RATHBONE, SARD & CO., Albany, N.YSold
by an EnterjrrUing Dealer in every Ton
H. W. Lawson & Co.,
Abbeville, S. C.
Nov. 17, 1S75
JSfe&D FOR CATALOGlfffS'.
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS. r\VO
HUNDRED UEDSTEA D?S
just received, warranted all hard
rood, at prices from $5.00 to $10.00.
J. D. CHALMERS.
Oct. G, 1875 2(3-tf
STEAM
PHI MILL!
Columbia, S. C. ?
F. W. WING,
7 C
proprietor.
MANUFACTURER OP
Sash, Blinds, Doors,
WINDOW i
AND DOOK FRAMES,
- - "ni-- t - ni_xi.__|
Me mm uimas m Miners
F
sters,
MANTEL PIECES, f
mouldings, Brackets a)
Hand-Bails, ki
A
NFWFT RAT TKTRF.S
Scroll Work oj_all Description.
All Work Guaranteed A No. 1. J
May 23, 1874, 7-ly. 1}
CONGAREE ?
111 WORKS j
0
Oolum'bia, S. O.
JOHN UiNDI,
Proprietor.
A
Manufacturer of Steam Engines
and Boilers.
Iron and Brass Castings of all J|
Descriptions made to Order. *
I was awr.rded tho first premium j
on eastings at tho State Agrif.nl- \
tural and Mechanical Socicty fairs, tl
held in Columbia, November, 1871. v
72, 73. v
MANUFACTURE J
Cricular Saw Mills of all sizes. J
ALSO v
Took the First Premium at State jj
Fairs hold November, 1871, 72, 73 fi
Manufacturer of
Grist Mills Irons of all sizes.
For Bale.
CJin Gearing of the following sizes.
0 feet wheel and pinion $30 00 )
10 " " " " 32 50
11" " " " 35 00
12 " " " " 45 00 T
14 " " M " : 50 00 f
With Units $6.50 Extra for each set.
Anti-friction plates and Balls for Cotlon
Press $10.00 and $12.00 per set.
D. 15. SMITH, Agent,
Abbeville S. C. J
Dec. 10,1 S7o, 35-tf j
[
Nos. 3 Broad Street and 109 East Bay Street,
I CHARLESTON, S. C. I
STATIONERS !
?^bI?'Ss .I
I First-Class Work
I OUR SPECIALTY, j T
YET, BY '.'SING CHEAPER GRADES OF ST?sCK,
WK CAN FURNISH WORK AT |
LOWEST LIVING PRICES. j
FINE FASHIONABlFsIAIIONEDY, j
j Piries Paper and Envelopes. j ^
* Redding and ?all invitations jb
ON THE BEST STOCK ANO PRINTED IN THE j ^
JLATEST STYLE. | \s
1
CUNNINGHAM r
A TEMPlETON f
are opening their j ^
FALL & WINTER STOCK.
i"
CALL AND EXAMINE. | J'{
Sept. -2, 1875 21-tf |Ii
Cunningham & Templeton,,1"
ARE OPENING THEIR
Fail & Winter Stock,
Call and Examine. !
Sept. 22, 1875 24-tf j r
A NEW SUPPLY OF J!
TEA! j
.At 0 II E V A R I ! : T I E s. I
Gun Powder Tea in 4 l'> papers. j
Tmitrovcd Tea in i l'? papers.
Young Hyson Ten in * l'? papers. j,
PARKER & PERRIN. p/
llJXXIXtillAM .tTKMI'LETOX have
I v/ just opened another Lot of Handsome r
Calicoes at 10 wnts per yard; lloulevardl ?
1 Skirts at ?1.00 oaeli; Ked and White Flan-j
nelx, 'Jo cents to GO cents; Graniteville g:
j Homespun, at 1U cents per yard.
Nov. 17, 1H73 32-lf '
Jk
W. A. IIMBECKER,
NINETY SIX,
HAS moved into (he OLD CORNER
STORE, where he ia now s\[j
lliug VJ i
iacon, Lard, Corn Meal 2(
flour, Rice, Sp, Coffee, f
Jea, Molasses, Syrup, F
Cheese, Mackerel,!, portc
Macaroni, Mince Meat, A
Family Soaps, ; . house
Soaps, W1N1
'oncentratcd Lye, Pickles,
aarames, saimon, t,?"
Canned Oysters,
Potted Meats, p1
Canned Fruit8, If ,
Brandied Fruits,
Jellies, Citron,
'runes, Raisins, Figs,
Oranges, Apples, Cocoanuts, y0,
Confectioneries of every description,
LARGE
AND VARIED LOT OF
andies, Sugar F*ruits, and "fiT**
Sugar Toys, Almonds, Peaean Nuts, f]
Brazil Nuts, Filberts, S.
Soda, Starch for the Laundry,
Corn Starch Puddings, ti
CRACKERS, of all Kinds, U
FIREWORKS,
INE CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCO,
Segars and Pipes.
LSO,
[BUIIE Kentucky RYE and Bourbon
i WHISKY, Pure Mountain CORN
Whisky, wheat whisky, apple
id Peach BRANDY, Holland GIN.
ngnac BRANDY. WINES, of all
[lids.
.t Low Prices, for Cash Only.
Dec. 16, 1874, tf
"carpentry.
rHE undersigned hereby gives no- __
tice that he is prepared to do all I ,1
inds of CARPENTER'S WORK and H
U1LDING. He also repairs J_ J
OTTON GINS, THRESHERS
AND FANS.
. full supply of GIN MATERIAL (i
[ways on hand. Fanners are requested ^
> bring their Gins up early in tne sea>n,
to allow time to have them properly
repared. be
Also Agent for the Taylor Cotton Gin, ?
le Brooks Cotton Press, and all kinds
f rubber and laather belting.
D. B. SMITH,
Abbeville C. H., S. C.
_July 15, 1874 14-6m
BATCHLLEY'S
"VTb *A Improved Cueuml?.
.flS "jbor Wood Pump is W/?
Vcv <sV the ac 1\ n o w 1 g e d | Wfl
STANDARD of the
market, by popular verdict, the
best pump for least money. Attention
is invited to Batcli ley's
Improved Bracket, the Droy
( heck Valve, which can be
withdrawn without disturbing
lie joints, and the copper chamber rvj
,'hicii never cracks, scales or rusts, and |j
. ill last a life time. For sale by dealers M
?rtiwn?nl!ir fn nrtior tn hp H 10]
Mil II1U lliiuu
tire tliat you get Blatchley's Pump, be Goo
areful and see that it has my trade- PJR]
inrk as above. If you do not Jsnow
here to buy, discriptive circulars, toether
with the name and address of
he agent nearest you, will be promptly
urnished by addressing with stamp.
CHAS. C. BATCHLFY, Man'r,
50(> Commerce St., Philadelphia.
April 14th, 1875?9m. S
Masonic Directory.
CMon Mp Ho. 3. A. I ffl.
V. H. PARKER, W.\ M.\
. C. WO.SMAN.SK Y, Secretary.
Meets Ud Monday in every month.
Ieplai Chapter No. 17. E. A.1. A
. F. C\ DuPRE, M.\ H.-. P.'.
. I). CHALMERS, Recorder. gc
leets 3d Friday night in every month.
leSanssure CoddciI No. 16.B.&S. ffi. ~
. T. ROBERTSON, T.\ Ill/, M.\
NO. G. EDWARDS, Recorder.
leets 1st Tuesday nightin every month.
May 5, 1875-1 y
1 Best Hooseli Oil tie World! n
:. WEST & SONS' ALADDIN SECURITY
OIL. WARRANTED 150
DEGREES FIRE TEST.
Indorsed by Fire Insurance Companies,
gay- Read the following certificate,
elected from many others:
Howard Fire Ins. Co. of Baltimore, I
December 23, '74. |
Messrs. C. West & Sons: Gentlemenlaving
used the various oils sold in this
ity for illuminating purposes, I take
leasure in recommending your "Aladin
Security" as the safest and best ever
sed in our household. Yours, truly,
Signed) ANDREW REESE, Pres't,
Tt vuiil nntovnlnrlo. Ask votir store
eener for it. Wholesale Depot: C'.
VEST & SONS, 113, 115 \V. Lombard
treet, Baltimore. |0
Sept. 8, 1875 22-6m JlJ
~ C. E. BRUCE, K
loot and Shoe Maker, OP
Over Parker & Perrin's Store.
Abbeville, S. C.
PKESIRES to say that he is fully preUr
pared to meet all demands the
ublic may make in his line. He keeps
instantly on hand a large lot of the
est material and employs only theliuest
'orkmen. He keeps a full stock of
ustom-made Boots and Shoes, and
uarantecs the most entire satisfaction ,r
i every instance. T
Sept. 1, 1S74, 21-tf 1 ca
. (ioi.i)SMrnr. i>. kind.
(xolflsrnitli & TCincl,
'OUNDERS & MACHINISTS,; c<
(1MKKMX IKON' WOUKS,
COLUMBIA, 8. C.
5/ET ANUEACTl'ltEUS of Steam En
?JsL gincs of all sizes; Horse powers,
ircular and Muley Saw Mills, Urist
iwl Sugar Cane Mills,Flour Mills, Oramental,
House a nil Store Fronts, Iron
lailing-s, Agricultural Implements, etc.
irass and Iron Castings of all kinds! /
laile to order on short notice, and on i 6 -i
ie most reasonable terms. Also, man-! V_J
facturers of Cotton Presses.
May iS, 1S73, 7-l^m : A
CHABLOTTSVILLlTj
WOOLEN MILLSj
rliE FABRICS OF THESE MILLS j
consisting of C'assimeres, Chevits,
Meltons, Kerseys, Satinets, Flan-;
els, &c., are made of good material, j
nd especially adapted to the wants ofi
ur customers.
QTJAEI.ES & PEREIN. !
/->..? i u K'"". Oy.ff j m
vl-I. JO> i n
Jtmiiiugliam & Templetonj
ARE OPENING THEIR
?aJl & Winter Stock. w
Call and Examine.
Swt. 22. 1875 24-tf Ft
CARPETS! CAB
R Senior having visited Now York and purchased a fu
ced in our lino and at prices cheaper than we have be(
wo now offer to the public a great many leading a
fosSELS CARPETS at 91.10 to $1.50 per yard
IIREE PLYS at *1.33 to *1.50 per yard.
H'GIIAINS at 50 cents, 75 cents, *1.00 and *1.25.
LOOR OIL CLOTHS from 50 cents per square y
d English Goods.
full assortment of WINDOW SHADES and in all e
s and store use from $1 to $3. Also to hand, and now
}OW CORNICE and PICTURE FRAME MOULD
Also, a now stock of NOTTINGHAM LACE CURT
Patterns, varying in price from ?2 to $15 each Window
000 Rolls Wau Papers. Borders and Paper Shades,
ill early and make seleetions.
rom this date our prico for making and laying Carpets
rou want your carpets made send exact size of rooms.
.TAMES ft BAILIE
2
r. 24, 1875, 32-3m
COMPLETE STI
0?
Prints at 10 C
ALL AKD WINTE
| WJUMUI ajMN
.. , V"Sir ! nt.yi
ptember 28, 1875, 2.5-tf ,HI 4!,r*^
MPORIUBI OF I
PALL, 13'
==?- 9=?1
ILLINERY AND LAD]
In all the latest St
o
JR STOCK THIS SEASON > more oxter
in^ madejour own selections with great ca
iids embraces all the latest styles and noveltit
ds still sold OX THE CASH SYSTEM, ANI
[C'ES.
JAMES A.
Agent Emp
i-pt. 29, 1875, 25-tf
Dr. H. D. WII
D*E 1ST T I S T
lbbevill:
OFFICE OVER THE POST <
pt. 8, 187o, 22-tf
Great Reduction i
OF
>ry Goods, Boots, ?ho<
&c., &c., &>c3
At the low prices of the good old times 1
W. ROSENE
Granite Range, Abbeville
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCH
[ AVING purchased my Stock of Goods of the bes
L Philadelphia,, I am now prepared to exhibit to
ounding country, a large and well selected stock?
-class Dry Goods house, such as
iESS GOODS, WHITE GOO
Hats, Boots and Shoes, Trunl
CROCKERY
and a large^Stock of
GrUOOBR.:
aving an unsurpassed stock of goods in my lino I
11 soil goods clicapor than ever. All I ask is one fn
W. Roi
:t. 7, 1S75,
WALLER & BR
MERCHANTS
rREENWOOD,
RE now olio ring to the public in their new and
lino of all the lioods generally needed in this ei
THEIR STOCK OJ
vsxrsr
have been selected with great cure, and un
READY - MADE Ci
FINE STGC2 OF SOOTS
A good assortment of
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, ai
hicli the attention of purchasers is invited. Givi
WALLER & I
ib. 1?, 1873, 45?tf
; .
*ETsr:; !
11 stock of all Goods ombra- jgfi
m ablo to obtain since tho 9
rticlcs at ante-belluai prj^os,
ard and to the Finesl/Imilzes
and colors for private H
open, the largesi stock of" m
INGS ever exhibited i? thia.
'AINS in endless variety oC W
will bo 10 cents per yard. . r EH
& BROTHER, B
OS Brother Street.,' , B
I'
" ' " II I
vmm I
1 JLV/V/k) B
OGK.
'
r ' J \
' V-ifU 1 .r
*. . <
ents.
R GOODS,
W" i ..or <*it jo
? :? !iL i?> j IS!
'ASHlOlf* x
73.
.?{ ,?iK
t
IES' GOODS,
jles, ':
isire than ever, and bavre,
can assure onr. lady*.
is to be had in market.
> AT LOWEST CASH
i. .
C
BOWIE, /
lorium
of Fashions.
-i . .. -?.iJ
e;
SON,
i
Ei, is. o. ;
OFFICE.
V!
?... h i\
5=31
in Prices
- ... .*<,
' "i
*; -d
es,Clothing, I
>efore the war. * *i '
ERG, :
C. H., J
ANDISE. W'i
,t houses iu New Y6rk and . ,
the people of this place and
embracing everything in a *" . 1
** wDS,
CLOTHING, :
cs, Glassware,
? .. ai
" *.
[E9.
feel satisfied in saying that 'I
iir trial.
senberff.
? ? - J>
OTHER,
AT
s. c.,
handsome building.^nlful
ammunity.
r
usually attractive.
LOTHING.
I AND SHOES.
tid Glassware.
c us a call.
IROTHER.
. ,/ < *
* ' K,
1 \ ^