The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 10, 1877, Image 2
The Press and Banner. :
AIIUKVILUO, S. C. |!
BY HUGH WILSON.
Wednesday, Oct. 10,1877. j<
Our New H.iitroatfs.
"VV]i;it nm (imp 1 .Mvviltlt-xvillo fl'iOHtls (lo- i
ingabonl tilt* Kail road? Now is tho time ,
to work, if they over intend to work, j
The people every wiiero are enthused on :
tho subject of railroads, liroenwood isj
already at work grading her road to Alt- !
gusta, and we may reasonably expect to 1
hear tho whistle of the locomotive on *
this road before another year rolls
around, Ninety-Six scorns to bo devoting
her energies to tho construction of '
the Spartanburg and Augusta railroad,
and many are hopeful of the success ot'j
tiiis enterprise. We heartily approve of,'
the building of railroads everywhere, a;j'
we believe that nothing does more to
dovelopo a country tlian railroads. The '
people of Lowndosvillo ai-o certainly
abundantly able to build their mil, if
they so will it, and wo are very much
mistaken if they are not now in earnest,
(iroenvvood soeins determined and 1
Ninety-Six is not less so, "Wo wish each ;
enterprise success, Wo can't luve too]
many railroads.
Lively Time at Orangeburg.
! (
Judge Cooke is having a lively time
with tho jurors and lawyers in Orange-j
burg. Several criminal eases hail been l,
submitted to the juries in whieli the ovi-l,
iloneo that tho accused were guilty
was clear and unmistakable, but the verdict
in every ease was '-not guilty." The
juaies were composed entirely of negroes, ,
and only two out of iwelve could write
theirnatnes. Tho Judge told tho Solicit-j
or that it would be impossible to go on!
with tho business of the term, and that if;
a motion was not made by tho Solictor,!
the Court woi'ld continue all tiio cases.
A. li. K.iowlton, a Iladical lawyer, thereupon
madesomo ins.dting remarks to the|
Judge, and upon being taken to task the!
lio.vt day, asked Jud^o Cooke alter the j
Cou't a liournod. if he \u?uid accept a;
challenge. The .1 mlye promptly had him j
bound over by Trial Jus, ire Meyer to j
koep iiio peace, ajid ordered iliac he
xhow cause on Thursday morning why!
lie should not bo attached for co?itempt, j
and suspended from practicing as an at- j
* tornev. It is quite likely thai. his nainej
will bo st.-icken from tno roll of :ntorjievs.
We !'cel confident thai tlio Judge!
iv'd sustain tho d'guiiy of ilie Cou.ii.
Little "Xsgs" FroM;cking 011 the
JIossc*" Money.
We ean fyncy the sort of fun tho lift'e::
darkies at the State Ne^ -o Orphan Asylum
had w?th all the lovs, lirev.orks and
tixings bought for them by tuc managers. ,
See Mr. Hemphill's !ei(e:\ It is a ma;io.of
doubt whether all that was bought i'or
them ro.nicl iis way to them. Some of
lie a i image's children no doubti
were counted in among the "0r-|
phans." This may be "going behind 1 lie | '>
face of the returns," but we bet those
manager's children were "counted in." |
And Now Scuntor II. J. Maxwell
Goes Down.
Senator II. J. Maxwell, negro, of Marlboro.
has been cauirht by the Investigating
Committee. He received a bribe of'
$1.0*K) to vote for the appropriation of '
$325,000 for the Printing Company. He is
now in jail in default of bail. It is said |
that he has resigned his scat in the Son- <
ate, which will give room for another
Democrat. '
One 31 ore I'ufortunatc. !
:
Negro Congressman Smalls, formerly m
Slate Senator from IJeauio. i, has been arrested
by o'der of the Investigating
Committee, for receiving a bribe of s.>,000
to vote for the appropr iation of $??>,000 .
lor the Printing Company. The proof is i
conclusive, and he has been bound over '
to the Court of Sessions. This wiil make j
a vacancy in our Congressional lleprescu- J,
tation. which will no doubt be tilled by a,'
uemoerau uoou worn, ji
Kail road Meeting at Laurens. | j
At tlie recent railroad mee'in^ in Lau- !
rens the following resolutions were '
passed: | >
llexoh'rtl. That it Is the sense of this con veil- i
th>n, that an effort sliouUl be made to eon- j
struct a I tail road from spat tanburjr C. JI.. via 1
.Laurens C. H., Ninety-Mix, and Edgefield (.'. j
31.. to Augusta.
L'ikI. That in ilie opinion of thisConventlon ! <
for the building o" the propovd road, we',
must rely on taxation principally.
3rd, That the Members toGeneiat Assent-1 .
bly from ttie Counties through which tiieroad t
runs?Spartanburg, l^ui.ens, KdgetieWl?be t
requested to apply for, and obtain a charter at i 5
the next session, to build said road,provi- j
ding a proper scheme of Taxation.
II
Senator Patterson hus been arrested in r
"Washington, lie sueil out a writ of ha- 1
boas corpus. The result will not hoi'
known until the 17th instant, two days I i
after the mooting of Congress. The evi- 1
denco of Patterson's corruption is clear, j
* It now looks as if our Senator would i
soon wear a striped suit, with the prospects
of a Democrat getting pltt^e in the ,
Senate. t
The llus.-io-Tuiki'-h War. J
I ?
Avoiding to the latent n ivs the Kits-it
sians anil Turks are siili 'ml-hering e.ivh \ j
,.n.n.. u> ? i ,i,. . . /.I, r i
Muhktnr I'itsha in< liis former cs-j
tiiiintc < of ltu?sian losse* during I lie recent
lighting to 15,030, .*nd places the loss ;
of tho Turks at ",500. 'J11o continual i
lulling of rain and snow \\ ill probably!
bring tho campaign in i>ulg;iria to an
early close. I
Owing to a press of matter this week,!
wo have been reluctantly obliged to leave
out of this issue, several of our adver-j
tiser's favors. We are making arrange-1
in en Ls by which wo hope this necessity]
will bo avoided in future. Wo especially j
beg the Tutt's I'ills man not to be down I
on us with an avenging postal card?wo j
feel badly enough about it already. We'
promise to "make it up" and that "we'll j
never do so any more." j
Entertainment at ^Hodges.?There *
will bo ail entertainment at Hodges on \
Weduesday, 17th instant, for the benefit j j
of the liutler Itillcs. Everything will be 1
dono to make the evening pass off pleasantly,
and a good time is exacted. All ,5
ure invited to attend. I j
It now looks as if there was a fliance!,
of getting up a war between Mexico and i
the United States. The border troubles '
are some what threatening*
The yellow fever is still raging at Fer- j1
nandiua. It shows 110 preference for
whites, but attacks both white and black ' p
indiscriminately. 1 rj
This is the time for country newspapers
to make Associate J ustices?we' numUnite
Hon. Deidrick Jiioinau of l'
Walhalla. f.(
Out of 2.'51 inhabitarts now at Portj
* lLoyal, 18 are sick of yellow lever. I tl
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Compliment to Ccn. .llcUownn.
At :i special mooting of tho Washing-1
.oil Artillery, of Charleston, held on j ii
Monday evening, the committee of ar-jt
raiigeineuts announced that Gen. >lc- J
jiowan had accepted an invitation to de- "
liver the anniversary address before the j
. onipany on the 'J'Jnd, of February next.j)
Charleston has done well in securing the i s
iixtoitill'u '/ \ ? /WlMOuSltt) i "
IIUI.II il.-VHIMil .... j(
Abbeville rot urns her thanks lor tlio 11?
inmor conferred upon her distinguished "
son. jt
Mit. P. I'usknkkku has tho nicest 1'
!v
store room, an<l the biggest and most at- r
tractive stock ol' dry goods, clothing, j J'
jewelry, Ac., to be found this side of the j
Atlantic. _ lie is a liberal trader, fair and I !j
square in all he says. Give him a call 11
mid get the last bargain to bo had on |
tho continent. '1
^ t o c
Dkatii.?We regret to announce thej1
loath of Willie, youngest son of our cs-; i.
teemed townsman, Mr. II. W. Lawson,;1
* ' v
which conned on Tnur.-d:iy night l;ist.' li
Jur sympathies are with the bereaved. ;
Wk aro under many obligations to|[j
Granger Sam for his kindness in fur-1
nishintr interostimr contributed locals, y
I I
lie holds out well, and always writesji
something to the point. ?
Ut"i: friend IIowcll, of the Greenville Xcw-s,
is contemplating moving his 'v
church membcrsliip to Cokesbury. I1
Mil. RonniiT Joxks, Sr., has bee.)
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sick fur a week. We wish him a speedy ,
recovery. "
The Divinities.
|l
It is at a party. Toe room is close, and j"
i<il ii?e Jen-a'cs a.-e energetically waving'J1
l ifi fans. The men wipe their b'ow* L
\? ill ii'eir liandkerchiet's, and lean out of] )
J?e windows for the purpose o " snulUng i'
a h eath of air. Vet, notwithstanding all 1 j
this, a young lady goes to I ho piano and !,
begins to sing, "'Out in this Cold World !" j \
Yaineau. during which the young lady at I <
t lie jt'juio faints from tlie heat. * i1
It has been observed." says a para-1
k.v,?iu?t, '"liiat a women wearing a dia-1;
ii-oif.l riojr will scratch her nosciuali
g:V0ii pc iod 1'ouc times as often as any ?
u:"ir wo ?iau." And if she has anew !
watch she is more anxious about the J
L'"giit of r'aiher Time. i
I ..'dies' fa' as s"e to be longer this year 1
; i:m horcioibte, and it wili puzzle poo'j,
v Hen. who iia\eal eady lowered ihe'i'!,
( , > ?< some im-ho i.i the neck to mal;e :i
i i how io o\ erco.ne tlie new lavi-i*
The \\ ise woman ooverelh up lier v in-; j
i1?>v\ Witi neiling. Uuit llic abominable
I o. viiy ^ei.ota rot in at the openiui
)i . t'io loolWh wo nan takcth no .sneli
:> fi-juii'oii; yea. vo- ily, she is devoured '
>> me e. a>pci?wur; in>;eci. i
U <s u common ? or wi.h ladies to v
si.i'co'O tueir hands in too sti>jill a jjjlovc;
:f ihe hand a d'^to'-ied. pa' .lail loo'.. ?
."iid then not half the we.v iv ^ouen 1V01.1
loo.s i?a'l a g'ove. \
,\V!'C ?a >o.* 'ady Is ion oved by her
i;? ..o ibr i'a ' Viao'c or-iaie dress!i??. ,
s.'c s?sxi?,nuN her satin robes attaches Iiie s
i :'od muck v;e nai J;s. liet thee be- i
! ' <: me, S.'/j. '
><? ii'.' i <m.i ceo a i.'si>i<?itab!e lady Jii's
>o a w' (I c'; ?*e Tor iiie boi-oui ?>?'her j
i! t.ss w' noiit 1'ear'og lor the moment ii
.vio ' * feo'ng iO use her lra:n to knock u
ailvoTIjc bonnet.
ii
A \\e>le > wo win having been spoken i
L)i'as"i'iM ooc toot in the g'ave," a v
i-vel < o.?* i e 'ia.or "cu-arks that there 11
must be a ?:g horn or I mere somewhere,
man oiu West \vi?o o:veied bait for a j ^
. 'fiii, was csiicu uv uiv,|ui'jv ji uv nan
hi.. nctMubrance on his farui. "Oh,
c* ' si id lie, "iijy \vi"e."
A f;"$!i?onnblo ku'y's pocket ?s two
siorivt s.-cks out on the side of a
[I'-esH lil e a bay window, and holds as
much as n market ba- kel.
This is the season of the year when the
liousewi.e asks l.er husband lor sugar
aver/ time lieentcrs tie house.
Why will women always lie a clothesline
or hang a ham on the' sxtreme outer
cud oi' nad or hook?
"A G 'eek maiden of Athens recently
simt a recreant love , ami lias had ton olio,
s of marriage since.
... |
Scissored Locals. ?
A few evenings since our attention was
'v..acted I?y a young ladv who was driv igaml
who undertook tt> press her old
jomlet into tiie new summer shape by
dicing it on the ground and Jetting the
arriage run over it lengthwise. AVc
think liie experiment was successul.
at least siie didn't seem to he exactly
;ile.>sed with the shape it assumed.
As the victimized school boy surveys'
,'ie bench before seating himself, so the
.ut'ous young man will scan well each
>arag -.ipli before reading aloud in coml>:t<iy
and before his sweetheart; for in
ne.-le striking times when business is at a
-tundstill and farmers busy with their
larvest there is no tolling to what exremUy
ilie i\iraI editor will bo driven to '
o.- an item.
Tkrms?Two Dollars a year, in advance
>r Two Dollars and Filly Cents, if pay- i
nent is delaved.
Advkktisk.mkxts will be inserted atjv
ne rate of One Dollar per inch for the a
irst insertion and Fifty Cents for eachj'1
subsequent insertion.
Greatly reduced rates will be given to!
hose wlio advertise by the quarter or by j i
lie year. j ji
Ail obituary notices, tributes of rospeot, a
md other matter of a personal or private _v
lature will bo charged for at the usual j'
idvortising rates. - j i
Nothing which may be written in mal- |i
ce shall appear in these columns at any1
>ri< e. 111
Four Millions of Idle Hands. ^
Ninety per cen.. of oi'rneo?lecan; villi
lie macl'ine y we A nie.*'ea is use, p.o-! /
lure all that the whole people can co i- i tl
iiiine. s
That means that liii iy-si.v millions enn Is*
miduce all Uuit forty ui'l.io'is < ;'u rse,; tl
nul that, unless we re-esiab!!*h our for- , tj
,'ign commerce, four miiKo-is at least j a
nust remain idle and are condemned io j
jeggary or starvation. j I
That is the problem whicn appeals to ^
[Congress and the administration ior soluion.
Congressman Wright proposes to i n
ioive it by gi . ingteu mil/ions of dollars u
o aclual sellers on ]>ublic lands. Dutj"1
vhat is iho use o." such a c' op is oo l/g *
in empty buc'.et? Congressman some-}}?,
joily else will propose some great scheme, tl
?f internal i.np.ovetnents and may ask i ?
or a couple of hundred millions'out of i-X
he Treasury, lint what is even Ihatlg'
todigioussinn w.ie.i it is to be divided!
i.nong four millions ofidio hands? On-1^,
y liftv dollars apiece; enough to nuiiu-lli
ain them poo ly about Mireo months, jai
ig iv'irfml iu t/t nnniila Ilium Irt mm. I "
[tort themselves for a'.i time. ['
What these lour millions could produce j h
ivould enrich the corn try and make them ! ei
M>m for table, if it could be sold. It is not | ?
ivanted here, but it is wanted all over
souln and Central America, in Canada
uid in Mexico. Why should it not bo r
fold there? It needs only that Cong -c>s (>
ihall strike from the statute book a few i j>
estrietive laws, and that the P *esidcn . k!
ind Secretary Eve -is shall haslen to rc- i11
form our commercial treaties w'lhthesal^'
States. Then we can sell our surplus el
nanufactu'-es abroad and set tho /our It
nitlions at work as producers. al
If the workingmen of t'ie country
,vere wise, instead of stri'cing and su.Te - 51
ng they would unite i,o send up to Con- j{!
jress monster petitions for tue repeal of'ti
estrietive laws on foreign comnicrce. <li
1'his is not a question of free f ade 01!"
>rotection, or of republican or democrat- j ^
u politics; it is a question of Itrcau audjj"
>utter, of clothing, of comfortable homes,: |?
>f work and wa;;es, or of continuous j ?1<
overty and starvation.?Sew York ILcr- jdi
dd. I s
Xo Opium ! No Morphia or other dan-! V
;crous drug is contained in Dr. Bull'sI _
5:iby Syrup, for the relief of Colic,: c
L'oetbing, etc. Price 25 conts. jc
IxsriiK your Flour, (irist and Saw;
Jills without delay, with Conner, DuPre !
: liiaticlu ) ~
Don't wait till your property is burned ! J
nd then wish you had taken the advice! .
/'Conner, DuPre A* Branch. j
Insuisk your dwelling, bnms and sta- si
jles, with Conner, DuPre & Branch. H
.Map of Busy Life at ninety-Si*.
Tho editor of the Ninety-Six Guardian,
11 noticing the various*merchants of |hat
own, says:
Ift'^innin^<>n the North side, we bounded,
s if hy magnolie attraction, in the spacious
nd well-tilled store of
MKSSKS. T. V. LIPSCOMB & SOX.
Ir. K. .M. Llpseoinh, the buyer, Just fresh
rom his Northern trip, looki'd his best, and
niilinvly answered to our iumiirics. "tioods
e cheaper than ever," said he, polnlim; to
lis crowded shelves. "Augusta nor Charlesmi
can neither undersell usihls season, nor
ll'er more at tract h?ns. We intend that, our
eo|>tc's money shall remain at home." On
lie xinie bloek, and next door,our genial and
lopular fi lend,
Ml',. J. Ij. SHU.MATK,
resides. Louis looked up from a desk piled
rilli invoices, ami with that liland confluence
leculiar to himself,assured us that he would
oi he found anion;; the wanting this season,
iuhhin^ his hands, he said that he looked for
rood trade, and thought that Ninesy-Si:;
ou'id sell more (roods this season than ever,
'here was no necessity f r croaking. He had
ought judiciously, and had no fears that our
oiiiuiuniiy nee I iieeoine importers.
COLONKL J. 1'. PHILLIPS,
'lie Colonel, willi pen behind his ear, was
rowded lo Ins upper deck with merchandise.
11 his usual happy manner, tlie Colonel blaz d
out and said no one could appicciaio the
iia-nilinde of his stock unless lie could
aken bird's rye peep from a ballon, ami just
io c we agreed Willi niin. Tus;t,v IhcColoncI
ras alive wntibl barely express ii?lie was
morning, and volunteered iliac no person
ould accuse him or Ninety-Six us being lax
n Hie duty 01' catering to their want % Here
cleik called J'etc, and we slid around the
orner, where reigns that affable and gohead
merchant,
Mil. F. M. rori-:.
rho, in response to a halloa, looked up from
tehinda region wnerc merchandise was the
iileand standing room tne exception. Here
a ample supply was all mat poor or ncn
ould desire. Mr. I'opc seemed at home in
his sea of trade, and we venl Ui'e no place in
iiuely-S.x can boast of greater atl<aciions.
k.s iiewas bi'sy penciling popular ligiue.s up i
i .i<; varied mass <>r iiuuian necessai !es, we
ticked our way lo tile door, and pounced ujiiii
ihe eagle nest oi' our trie.ids,
MKSSUS. MOO UK A CJI;ART,R*.
oh'ia.nt Ibek were lu clover, and all that
re could oiii.iin froiit John wa>l i?o su; p ised
t'liiark ol lils,a? i>ick would open a new case.
(>reaigoodness! how cheap! " Jonn fairly
aneed with dcK^inits he assured us Unit nis
mcn could be disposcit hi hi prices per
out. lower than liiatoi' last season. ant! neiher
hurt him or his customers. I>.ok, huiiiiy
s communicative, pot his hand upon
lose in a confidential ma-intv, ami witii a
tiysierious air w liispered : "We've cc ta'.ii'.v
otthe insiee li-ack th:s tinie," And if clo>e
itieuiion and real appiuntaecs bos.ieak anyning,
tliey've got, liie stock todo it with. Opposite
Messrs. Moore & t^uarles, in me sio e
uely oecupied by tne Me?;\ Kiuard. we no
iced signs of aciiviiy. impelled by cu iosily
ve siepped across lie way l<? lillil our genial
. lenil. Mr. Frank Jlot,"?"i, lncuibc-* of liie
tew li> in of
MKSSKS. MrfJHKK & ITOIHJKS,
\ .idii>v knee deep in calicoes and sugars, and
dancing around, \u^ behold a regular aqua ium
of merciiamnse. and fre-li ant' lively
in.ugh 10 fall olF the shelves at the Blight est
iInt from a purchaser. l'\ank .vpecitti In
iiin hands'hi the fond expectation for oil'* big
all hade: lie didn't iv e iu make so tiiueu
noney ilus season as io esiaolish himself
tire, and Intended going in for pWeesl.nat
voiiltl make the nair slantl, or su nr-se an*"
?i i'i woo una no iiiti'. r 1:111 k means musiu":s;
so rail and see foryot'iseir. one dash
it .he 11c:;i corner, and, like Hie shield ol
I.ii'iiUii A1 Kou.schid, looms up tlicjolly and
e.i'aleounicin.neeof
M it. A. Mc.V. TUItNKK.
everybody I; nows Mac, i> in I Mae knows oceryhi.!
.-?>o, consequently, all hands ou.-iut to lie
nippy. Mae keeps a line slock of "Nil J)es ciaiiiUim*'
and Old C.ow whisky?in fac...
rvcryihing in thai. line?and as for ^ene-'ai
; ocer.es, Mac will make any hungry man's
noniii water. We bend onr course souihva.d,
anu elicit at the popular emporium of
MU. M. S. ISKMA.V,
riiosi* lav is>i(lisi4ity o''merchandise cannot
nit tend to make iiie fcooib side one of the
lopularcentres 01 Hade is s>cavon. JJe>e in
i-si pilesisevei'yili'-i^ Iiinic ueneial liierhandisc
l'vie, and his prices proclaim that
ir i-i-'ctei inincil to hold 11 |j nisiepu alum for
topicsuppliesa'.ul'x.iiOtn 'flees Ae:o?sMie
tree!, llourislics 1 iic- li?canU aciivc drii^ d's eiis.'.o
y of
MKSSliS. MeC'A-f. it MARSHA?,!,.
So ewiiii |>niiso\voilii\ neatnes- snml?o;ii,
re.-h a-id clcsir.eve'y i'1-..icle, 1V0111 a pill V-ox
o 1 ir most espcn?'\e cl?eiii?cs'l. 5-ie>ei?lso
,Ivors Mr. (ieor;;e Marshall, wiio. aside '"'"oui
lis iia.i*rai accoiiimodalin^ spirit, will ^ei up
I'oin in-itni^lic drcatns on a winter nighi.
m?i-r-.Ijv whittle, "Ah ! I'vesl*,lieil to rest, n>e,
n liiiiond to the l;Me messe-'^erat a??y hour
hi 1 pleasure. A few slep* miav brin^ our
L'Cl 10 1 lie hospitable portals of
Mi:. K. G. ItUSSKLT/S
nurlum?amilinrly known as "Hob." EveryioUy
itiatran appsucuitc u "Willo'-the-wisp"
11 ti-t certainly nave lived in \. li> nol iodelve
n the myslenes of "Russell's best," and one
fishing any liquors for medical or family
ittiposes will do well to sli p in ami h-c Mr.
Kosseit. At liie eoi ner, one door nouh ol
iUissell's. vc-vns thai, popular and happy
pirifiiicduini.
Ml!. T. II. WA1.KER.
'0111 'jel'eves in siyle, and liis ne.U "saloon'"
night leinpi a peri hound on ; \v Id jjoose
nase. Tom will command a tlai.ei'in^ jialonajie
this season, and llio-e \x hocourt 1 he
'Highland tinis" will never rejjrcl Hi:-.t Ihey
vcre vi-e etiou;li lo sample Walker's ununited
hesi. T-y Tom. if you want lo beievo
I'll-isiinas is already here.
MESSRS. TOLLY & WJI.fOX.
Ia! lia ! Bedsteads, bureaus mnrhlc-iop wa^liiMiids,
furniiurc piled heioie.ly head above
boulders! U'i'k jjo i:i and s*e wiia.'s up.
ilr. Wilcox, liic polite manager nud owner,
ef>* u p and pi. 1 it 11 i'i io ail eiderdown rockn*i
chair, s..ys, "Take a seat." We seia'.nard
if ilia : iii'is.t iii I'iisit.. 3111 il?whew!?1' otil .<
wit baby chair t<> ! Mi> uioii bedMead. every
look iiiui corner isjiMinnoi'. Mr. Wllue; iimv
;ioillv s.iou - u> tiu* iiiy.MCi it? 01' iii> collec*
'H i-diiiniy recepuiele*, ipmihiio.Ii minor;,
mrdrobe*, miii'lilc lojr-'.ai"' ijo-r .>i .i.iemricIcm
iliat men veldo.it k-iou t:<e of
iiiui initiated '>. >'.M(fcn yards ui' ea'ieo.
iiuici.rless. ISidding M *. \Yii?ao.% "good?** ;l'O
saunter itiio (lio mlding Oil IMm Oilier
ti'iivjv, iiiii-i1 nil* (I'm and i.-la n'l O'1 %?!/
iiiniiii; cut'cd tin wain', o\Ci J.iy io:>t
uitcousiiihI skillful KioveniHl -in ware '>o>8
MK. T. T. HKAC1IAM,
ho was making tlie tin fly. If his pockets
re not eliock Cull of that material, that's no
eason why the shelves are not. "Uoss"
leueham proposes tomukuthiscountryn hup yone
l?y supplying housewives with neeesary
culinary wardrobes, and if lie doesn't
uceecd, then I've lost my faith in the virtues
f a well cooked lueal.
Mil. FKANK TUYON.
'rank U the great underwriterofthis section.
Ie Insures everything, from a dozen of egg?
0 hatch, to a store, crammed with merehanlise.
Frank says he's got $10,000,(XX) to back
lim, and no man need fear the grim Head
1 hose lurid grasp entails so much destruction
nd ruin upon our country, He proposes to
nsure barns, gin houses, dwellings, stores,
in ihi factories, mills?in fact, every species of
Topcrty t'latvalue can he placed upon.
MR. C. T. WRITTEN.
'he busy hum of machinery ami the little
ilesof shavings all bespeak for Mr. Whltteii
splendid harvest, who himself Is a boss
rorkman, andall work receives his special
Mention before leaving the shop. Mr. Whlti-n's
place of business is one of our institu
ions, anu gives employment to a mimocr ??i
>ersons, ami deserves the patronage so worIiily
dispensed to it. In the rear stands the
nouel blacksmith shop and farriery of
MK. WILLIAM JOHNSON,
gentleman whose energy has given so many
e'.v buildings t<i Ninety-Six. Mr. Johnson
nly employs tlrst-elass workmen, and any
,'ork done at his shop must give satisfaction.
ls this is one of the most complete shops of
lie kind in the up-country, persons needing
uiitli work should certainly give Mr. John;?n's
shop p call. Long, long ago, the poet
ing of the beauties of change, ami as wearc
raiisporlcd to other scenes, we ttml ourselves
eafened by the whirand din of the gill and
^rieultural manufactory of
MIL J. M. MATTHEWS.
lere the unceasing muscle of Uie steam cnIne
plies its continuous task every day. .Mr.
Intthcws is one of the few skillful gln rlghts
of the country, and his work tlnds a
jndy sale everywhere. Possessed of indomlible
energy, Mr. Matthews knows of no
iitl" season. His shop is always Jarring
lth industry and work. His flouring and
rist mills are deservedly popular, and the
:>ntiuucd patronage of the jaiblic shows
leir appreciation of his services in our corn*
luuity. What means the ominous roar over
on hill? Well, every child must have seen
ic spacious ami busy lumber mill and yard
f
MIL M. RICHAHDSON.
d we seek a pile of lumber and take in the
vely scene. Heavily laden wagons come
nd go?some bringing immense logs for
lanipulatiou, others departing with the
uits of the immense saw, whose ceaseless
vang makes one think that Mr. Kichardson
ad discovered the perpetual motion, l'resutly
Mr. Kichardson appears, and thinking
e might lake us for a tramp, we fold our
lanks and steal away.
MIL S. M. DAVIS.
Halloa, Steve! Why, bless usIlierc's Sieve
avis, and Steve working, too, like a beaver,
listing our eyes around, we beheld Steve
laying "fox and geese" with an Immense
In. Steve informed us that he was "lieelig"
that important farmer's necessity, cotHi
gins. Now, as we happen to know thai
icve lias grnunaieu in unit ueparimem, we
icerfully recommend lilm to the cotton ]
nils of our county. Our next sortie was
lined at the murble yard of
Mil. K. M. CALHOUN.
[arshnll was chipping away for "dead life,"
id the beautv ol ills workmanship was very j
;?p:irent in the specimens scattered through j
le yard. Marshall says he has several orers
ahead, and some of them, owing to their |
munificence, will take some time to finish.
'Idle examining a neat little testimonial in
ic corner, u small !marhle ntoin sought out;
jrlefl eyebrow. Thinking that fighting a j
tarblc yard was not within our province, we >
scamped with one eye hurs du combat, anil a
ly's task none too early for the Guardian.
-1 kntlemans white .shjkt8 for7.je at
y husenueuuvs.
October 10, ls77.
[oyt's Summer Cologne at
RONSENBERG'S.
October 10, 1S<<.
OS. M. M. WHITE,!
NHOHMK her friends that she Is obliged toi
have .Money, and if ACCOUNTS are not
KTTI.KP l>y 1'ith ()etober, may be found in
ic handsof a Lawyer. I
a?fg?aMyd? ? 11 > n 11 in umafaaaa?
Card from Mr. Hemphill.
Editor Press and Banner :
If Mr. Hood had been a constant read- i
er of the Medium perhaps he would" not
have l'elt called upon to write tho article |
about myself which nppcared in your
: last issue. Hereafter i snail nave mucn :
| more to say on the "bond question" in!
liny own paper and therefore I will not i
j trespass upon your kindness l'or space in '
I the J'rc.w ?n<l Hanner at this time. Ifj
Mr. Hood will write more frequently fori
i the newspapers and carefully read a few f
{standard literary works ho may with I
| more propriety assume to boa judge of
good rhetoric. When lie finishes the investigation
of the bonds he will be con
strained to admit that the levy of a tax of j
|$270,000 to pay interest on the bonds was!
unnecessary at the time it was made.
Ilis himlsight will lead him to the same
conclusion, my fore sight did mo months
ago and he will willingly assist us to rei
lievo the people from paying interest on
j tlie many fraudulent claims which are
jhehl against the State in tho shape of I
| Consolidated Bonds.
As a matter of more interest to your
readers 1 send you a bill of toys against
the Slate Orphan Asylum showing tho
extravagant ideas of the "lower ten."
llOISKKT K. HEMPHILL.
STATE Oi:riIAX ASYT.I'M TO W. STKIOHTZ
I Doc. lo, 1S75 o cups ana saucers i.-w
cups and saucers To
(icups and saucers 3.0*1
2 pumps and buckets 50
1 bucket and kitchen 75
2 work boxes 2.00
3 kitchen sets l.oo
toy spoons 75
0 tin buckets 50
4 sets knives forks .t spoons l.oo
2 villages of)
2 furniture sets l.j>0
21'tirniture sets small 75
Watches' 75
3 stoves l.oo
3 horses 1.00
1 rattle 50
2 doll houses ".? >
3 trumpets 2.00
(I trumpets 1.W
1 dozen trumpets ??
2 crucifixes 75
3 (iltc iers and basins 1.00
4 pitchers and basins 5"
4 baskets 40
3 toilet pincushions ?w
3 writing desks small 50
2tool chests 2.1X1
2 horses and ineu 1.00
1}^ dozen balloons .75
small baskets 25
3 horses 1.01'
books and alphabet 75
checker alphabet, puzzle... 1.10
1 pair vases 00
2 china mugs 1.00
J toilet set 1.WJ
china toy set 75
1 china box 25
4 cups and saucers 50
UJuinp Jacks and 0 bells 50
2 castors l.oo
1 wash set and 1 set dishes... 1.50
1 pair vases tO
1 set dishes 2.50
0 walking canes no
swords mid (lags 1.00
2 tlasrs large ""
0 whips
1 set garden tools 75
1 bureau l.oo
1 wash tub and board <*">
2 baskets 50
3 drums 2.50
2 hammers and hatchets Co
! Pec. 17 llolls 2.00
Wax Candles 25
Candle holders 50
Writing desks l.oo
Jo dozen t in buckets 00
I Dec.- 20 China mugs 1.10
pitcher and basin 00
paper boxes, fancy 1.00
Cornucopia 1 00
| Firecrackers 3.00
Oranges 25
I Dec. 22 Crockets 1.50
' 1 dozen rockets 50
K dozen rockets 50
2"dozen Unman Candles 1.00
Fire Crackers 1.20
1 Tin set - 2.00
1 False face 50
2 guns 1.00
1 bugle l.Oli
2 canes - 70
1 doll baby .'15
Dec. 27 Toys ?... L5->
78.00
i The Rkv. Jami-s A. Duncan, D. T>.
n,i... ?.._f I rI.-. I.:
i?IHU Xiiviimumi jjikjimult, nfjcuivi ii? ui |
iho ilealli of lliis distinguished divine, j
which was announced in Uio telegrams
ol'the JVc'u\s {iiyt Courier of Iho 2oth instant
says:
"It rarely falls lo our lot to record a
ilentli which so shocks and startles usaiid
which will.shock and startle the great
public mind, as that of tho lie v. James
A. Duncan, 1). 1)., president of Randolph,
/ 'aeon. This unexpected cvciu occurred
yesterday morning, September
L'l.h at 4 o'clock, at his residence
i Ashville, Va. Dr. Dun an
was born in the city of Norfolk, Va.,
in 18:10. Ho was therefore forty-seven
J years of age all ho time of his death?
[just in the prime and malurilyof his life.
I lie was a wonderful prodigy in intellect.
| llis early elloris in the ministry was
marked ' i?y a ra nge of thought far in advance
of his years, for he began t'j prcach
when he was but nineteen years of age.
He rose rapidly in Ins chinch, and .-non
became a man of mark, lie was elected
j a delegate to (lie Ueneral Conference of
j 18M5, held in the eily of New Orleans, and
i oven then, thoiigli but thirty-six years of
j age, was spoken of for the Episcopacy in
1 hiscliu'vh. He was a member also v>l?
the (ieneral Confc'enee held in Memphis,
jTenn., in ISSit, and came within a few
! votesuf being elecied bishop"at that Conlose
nee, and doubtless would have been
i elecied but lor the fact that a number of
| tho delegates from tho Virginia Confer:
cucc did what, they could to prc\ cut his
election in order to retain him as president
of ltaudolph-Maeon college. At
that ii.no they really felt that the success
of the co'lege depended upon him; that
no one could till his place. Ho was
again a delegate lo ihe Ceneral Conference
of 1874, held in Louisville, Ky.
Thai Con fere.ice elected no new bishop;
but had he been spa *ed till May,' 187.S,
there was no man iu >he church that stood
a better chance for a-i election to l he
Ep'scopacy loan Dr. Duncan. At the
<>ene*al Conference held in Louisville
Dr. Duncan was appointed one of iho l'raI
icrn;fl nnsseners to I ue (ieneral Con lb; -
I euce of the Melliodist Jipiscopul Chinch
(Norih,) lo l>e held iiillje city of JJuliil
more iu May. ls7i>. '"lie associate nies|
sengers- wee the lie v. Loviek 1'ierce, D.
i D., of Geo, gia. and Landau C. Garland,
jli'.. L).. ciuuiieltor of Vandcbilt Uuiverjsiiy,
Nashville Tennessee. l)r. Pierce,
j by reason of his age could not attend.
I Dr. Garland and Dr. Duncan were p^e*je.ii
ai i.nai Conference. D?\ Duncan made
i iho great l' aie. iK<l speech on llie
I o vision, a.id won Jo.* hinise'f lasluig re[
nown. and gu'neu a conspicuous position
1 i i ilie i ycs a id estimation of itie Northern
I 3ieihodisl Episcujia' Church. His deathp
I is a p eat public calauiiiy. lie had ac- i
iouht-d a national reputa'.ion. 11^
! Virginia he was a universal favorite.
; "None knew him but lo love, or spoke of
Wmu but io praise.' The news of his
deaih will cavy sadness and sorrow to
j thousands of loving lies'.* Is." (
j llurrah for Ilayes' Southern Policyll'
: Hurrah for Cheap Goods 1
nt ROSENBERG'S.
Oci?*icr 10. IS7~.
j THE STRIKE IIAS COMMENCED ,
* IN ABBEVILLE.
R' OSRNRKIUi Strikes Tor Quirk Sales and
Short Profit'-.. [October 01,1S7/.
VardryMcBee,
Main Street, near the Cotton Scales, I {
GREENVILLE, S. C., j j
n TANL'FACTUHKH of SADDLES. IIARiVl
NKSS, TEAM AND ltUOOY COL- I
|LAltX. I'reniltiins awarded meat State and 1
County Fairs for tne "best" dealer; in l'Yeiicli 11
('all'skins, White Oak anil Hemlock Sole, I
Cimer, Ki|>. Whang mid Harness LKATIIKll.' I
Whips, iinjijry Umbrellas, saddlery Hard- I
ware, Ac., A LAKOIO STOCK constant- 1
ly oil hand at the LOWKnT l'KICKS. I
Repairing ilone to order and expeditiousIv.
All poods warranted as represented. '
SPECIALTIES? Shoe Findings ami Tun iters' i
ami Machine Oil,*. Agent for the sale of:
Alexander, Allen & .McHee's celebratedj
Leather. (Oct. in, 1.V77, *>m |
PHdSKMIKUli Invites every laxly to *
come and inspect his large stuck ofl*
goods. " ! c
f|\HE best selected stock of goods can be j
_L l'ound at ilosen berg's store.
Safes.
lO SIDEBOARD ANli .MAT SAFES,just to |
J w hand at J. 1>. CHALMERS ?v: CO.
Oct. 'JO, lhTII, tf. I
BLEACHED and llrown Homespuns for ^
5 cent,s a yard at Rosenberg's.
JF you wnnt a dozen spool cotton for.'13<
cents, will on Rosenberg. j
CONRTIBFTORS to the County Fair by
ltosenberg ? Cheap and good Cioods of *
every Description for cveuybody. j [,
JUST received a lot of beautiful Flower
Stands. Horn thing new. At I
J. 1). CHALMERS & CO. .1
September 5,1.S77, If. I
\
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Hats and Caps,
ALL STYLES AND LOW PRICES
TRUNKS AND UMBRELLAS.
Boots, and Shoes.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES,
Always on Hand.
*" ?' niu-nii i ./imtnfn iinon cn Tj\rorp. so Varied ft ml Cheap,
M1 Examine my Stock and (jet your wants for the Fali and Winter. Supplied at reasonable
prices. ]Oet. 13,1877
W. JOEL SMITH.
WHITE BROTHERS
NOW OCCUPY TIIE TWO STORES KNOWN AS
WHITE'S BLOCK NOS. 1 & 2.
Where they are Prepared to Exhibit One of the Largest
Stocks of
Honopail lYTprnhandisA
V( UAAVJL UIA AIAVA VUWAJkVftAMV
To be Found in the Up-Country.
T.'KlIt AIM will be to supply all ilic WANTS OF A CUSTOMER a.? nearly as possible,
Goods are Astonishingly Cheap.
SATISFACTION ti UAltANTEKD.
White Brothers.
Ociobpr.l, IS77, If.
L. SraTHT ~~
House, Sign and Frespo Fainter,
ABBEVILLE, S. C,
RAINING, M;?rbling. roper-Hanging, Knlsomlnlng, Gliding on ninss, Tin nnd Wood
\T Kit Special alien.ion paid io Frescoing of Churches, Hulls, i>ud Dwellings. ?S~ALI
WORK WAI'.RANTF.I). October 10,1877.3m
A. STRICTLY CAST! HOUSE
A.BEQUEST
M^kESIRES (o notify his friends Unit lie lias determined to conduct liis bi
Jflj7 suites on a strictly CASH BASiS and will dispose his goods with t
small profi.1. His slock will cou>ist in pari of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Flour,
Bacon, Lard, Corn, Grisl, Sugar and Coffee.
I also have on Hand a Fine Slock of LTQUORS, CORN ANT) RYI
WHISK 10Ye?, COGNAC, lMOACH AND AI'TLK IIRANDY, N. K. IIUM
SHERRY, MADEIRA, J'ORT, MALLAGA AND SCUITERNONC
WINES, and a Good Stock ff A LE AND LAGER. ^ i t
I will make il to the advantage of purchasers to call anu examine my sioch
aud Prices.
.A.. Bequest.
April IS, 1S77. If. -*
t: i
IDr, H. ID, WILSON,
DENTIST,
ABBEVILLE, S. C., Office Over the Post Office.
J. C. Alexander. Joseph Allen
T.C.Gower&Co mml & ftBn
Greenville, S. C., ?? mhi?u?icuipciv orunci
' hok-nle anil lielnil Per.iers 111
DEALERS IN UPPER AND HARNESS LEATHER
_ , . . KIP AND CALFSKINS.
UmlHat s Materials gheenvillk, s. c.
" "" ITighfstcush piice p:uU ror Hides.
Of Every DcHcripHon. Sopt. 2'1, 1S77, 12 ni.?
1MIEIR STOCK is (he law-M ! .><: cliei'pe-'t rp a V "XTHPT( ^ 17*
iii the State, t'ml UuMilersiiti?l ??liici> in _L J-N \J _L J- wJ-J.
Abbeville will llnd ii greatly to their intere?l
to consult our Agent,
** r, tt tt j Treasurer's Office, Abbeviile
Mr. C. V. Hammond,
* County.
or sei'il 'lieir o'dcis ilirw"*o us when >
nee.I of itiiv goods iii our ii . We make a
specially of i UTIIORITY" having been given by
r\f\r\T> o ^ "l(3 Comptroller General of the
DOOKS, State, to the County Treasurer, to use liis
discretion as to ilie collection of Taxes
SASH. prior to the 1stofOetober. I hereby give
noiice mat in v ofllce will be open on' and
BLINDS. ailer Monday, ilie ;?d day of Scptcn ber?
and remain open for the month except as
SHINGLES ^slated beiow.
] t o-dor to areomodate the tax payers,
WFTXTT'T Q of the ('oitiiiy, I will attend at the foflow?
Ju W XiIjO, j(Jt, |ji;u.es, at tne limes, stated as follows:
D?jo Ninety-Six, Monday and Tuesday, 24th
Balustres, Handrails, &c. ami2.v.ii September.
Greenwood, Wednesday, 26th.
AVe have n very la ?,c Mod: of the best Hodges, Thursday, 27th,
Ponaldsville, Friday, 2Stli.
" o..!.,...,!../, Will I.
H PI T "FVl ncs JMle ? 1!?I, oaiuiuut,
JC"^My office in the Court House, will bo
now In use, to which tiicv invite special at- open li'oni tho 1st to Ulst October. lhe
Li-nilon. ('ourt llou:?o being the cotton market tor
tlie sections of the county not specified
above. It is deemed advisable that no
Oilier appointments than those above
T.imo a T1H fJonionf enumerated, bo made.
U1U1C auu L?eiUCllt 'J lie Books will close October 31st. All
. ,, , ia;:os not paid on or be'bre that day will
a. the best (nialltv can bo furnis.'cd io the ( |(; iiajji0 to a penaltv of 1"? per cent., and
ISr&^SS.'^ T-msur,!will",.rcroJlowltai tho
>Uk-?c oi iiio.se 8<h?i1? l.j'gi'. same as provided by law.
' ? Persons liable to paya poll tax and failq
inn or refusing to pa'v tho same shall be
i J y jT^u pPiV ! ;n 'deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
* w ~ ^ " * 1 ^ " v " shall be punished by a tine or live dollars,
October 10, 1S77, lt?ui or ho imprisoned ill tho count}* j~.ii l'or
,? thirty ('ays.
'l ax pavers a:*o notified to bring with
rhe Greatest Bargains itt; ti,cm thel K?sejpt* lor the Hampton and
? Countv fax, given bv me, as tho same
Ladies Goods ever Offered bi> monoy in the payment of
the present tax. J. W. PhUHIN,
111 this Market. County Treasurer.
August, 21?, 1877, 8t.
rADIKS' Hats untrinuncd from "?0c. to S2.">0. ~~
J, I',.ulii<iT Ml,k >TU'S i'?'" ?*-' tu^'-0(J- KEEP DP YOUR CREDIT.
tidies Nilk Handkerchiefs irom : * . to
julles' Linen Huuitkeichiefs from 10c. to 7"k.\
juljes' Mourning Handkerchiefs from :V>c. to 1 1 O
M,Sm* I-nccandSllk IMbs from i",c jJOIlftlClOC VO
<adics] Linen Collars from 10*-. to 25c.
juliex- I'utl'N from to7*jc. ... i A HE now out of Rusiness for a short
^toV^ ' Kids from Toe J\ time only, and CERT A INLY KX.adlcs'
ite'al Hai--Switches from Sl..j0 toSJ.OO. l'ECT ALL who owe them, to sotile at
tulles' lllack C o iks iVom $1.01 to $I&iki, once, as thev need money to purchase
.allies' L'orselsail Nos. from .inc. lo s.'..',d. their l-'all Stock.
AWrnlml'w'iI'.Vr Kdsl"?H 1,1 sroul varlcty W E have, out of our liitlo, lielped you,
-allies- Shawls, Ilosicrv, (Moves, ac., in {front ol,t ?'* y?ur abundance, help us ; thereby
variety and very eh cay. | proving yourselves worthy of tho kind
Til of T?onoiiro/1 ,,0SM I'C^tOWCd llpOH VOU. YOU milV
J USD IvcCeivea want help attain. Remember?A friend
V lull 11 in* <if MILES' SHOES jroin $2.."?0 to in noetl is a t'rioinl indeed,
l.i)". Very Respect .'uliv,
Call ami see us and 'ie convinced that -we TrT m ? *\ aw * t n c_ r?_
an si*'i as cheap as any house this side of W, 1. MCDUiV ALD. Oc I/O*
It. M. 11ADDON & CO. September 12, 1S77, tf.
Oct. 3, 1K77, If. " " ~ " ~~
jLandreth and Son's New
O- A.- Traylor Cr?P of TurniP Seed
william MULHER1N, p0r sile btf?br ? uwson * co
?DEALER IN- T?AULY Flat Dtilcii, Purple Top Flat
Boots and Shoes -*-* Di'tcii, Pomemn Gtolie, Yellow AbII
its A\l> TRUNKS plo Toprdeen. Amber Globo, Pur,
II,\1 S AMU 1 KDNKSs, Yellow, Ru:a liani.
93 UltOAD STREET, Half Block Jtdy 1'. t..
'augustx. g. a. bluestone.
I A T 13 cents per pound,
lUKAiti.K hoots shors a si'Bciai.tv] a 1 E, PARKElt'
.Sej Umber, 19,18,7,3m. September5,1N77, tf,
BARNWELL & GO,,
Are Daily Adding to Their
Stock, Consisting of
STAPLE
DKX UUUDS
Of all kinds,
BOOTS AND SHOES
A Great Variety of New Style
Clothing:,
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Of Every Grade,
BACON, LARP, FLOUR,
SYRUP AND MOLASSES,
Fresh Meal and Grist
EVERY WEEK,
BAGGING AND TIES
Always on liund.
Spf tember 10,1877. tr.
THE CJIEAP CASH HOUSE,
t. p. qFarles,
AGENT.
Dealer in,
; DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
SHOES, HATS,
CLOTHING AND NOTIONS,
And Will Sctl at the yery Lowest
Prices.
STOCK COMPLETE.
CLOTHING
( IIKAI*Kit THAN KVKR.
T. P. aUARLES, Agent.
Ki'.iloiitbor 10, lt>77, tf.
FLOUR! FLOUR!
Splendid For Loaf Bread
Doe- hoc require Yct?<4 to Moke it Rise.
; TRY IT,
At the Cash Store.
T. P. QUARLES, Agent.
September 19,1877, IT.
1823. SEND FOR 1871
The
; NEW YORK OBSERVEE
The Best religion* and Secular Family
Newspapea. * '} !.> a Yoar, pobi-paid
i I'MaWiMu'd 1MJ8.
?5- 37 PARK ROW, AEW YORK. Si
j SAMPLE COPIES FREE.
, Sente.ir.)cr 10,1877, tf.
' FOR SALE. '
'< rpo close out Slock on hand I will set
JL* vei v low, for cash a lot of uov
WAGONS AND BUGGIES, A1s<
WACON AND BUGGY HARNESS.
W. ROBERTSON.
September 19,1877 If.
37IA1SM WANTED.?Wn.net 1 a wei
. l.nproved Faun J00 10 o<)0 Acres
near Asiiviltc, N. C. or 1'endletOii, Crcen
vllie, Ando-'son or Walhalla, S. ('. Ad
dresji suiting tonus and particulars.
F. E. T., Ko.v Do.%" SO,
CluivlOtO t, S. C.
' Se{'teml?or 10. 1S77, Ini.
CANNED (iOODS OF A.M. KIND!
at Cunningham & Ttnr?ieioi?'n.
1 June ('111, 1877 .1' *
Mattrasscs.
. A NEW and splendid lot ('17RI.ED IIAJ1
A -M ATI it ASS ES.
.1. D. CHALMERS &. CO.
Oct. 23,11570, tf. _
Fine Chamber Furniture
DUKSSfXfT C:ise feuiis, ve.y imiif.sonn
?>ul dn
SOI/ D WALNUT C'HVMRER sriTH
coniii'eiu ni CM) u.ul upvvnuli?all woli luacl
uuil riui.-Iied in bc-t ?.tanner nt
J. D. CHALMERS & CO.
, Oct(. >cr 7, 77. it.
STATIONERY.
ANEW sleek looked for every tlav
with a varietv of Papeieries.*
, EDWIN PARKER,
i September 12, 1S77, tf.
"Eugene B. Gary.
Attorney at Law,
i AKKEVILT.E C. H? S. C.
*A'"Si>eei:;l utient:on to the collection o
cii 1ms. # [Nov. 12.1!/7C *f
Bargains! bargains! at W. T,
Mcdonald a- ccs., no. s
White's block, in Gents' Hats, Ladies' Si
Misses' Gaiters, (sina'l sizes,) tall und
see.
TRY HOME FIRST.
CONGAREE
in won
Columbia, S. C.
JIN HUM,
PROPRIETOR.
REDUCED PRICES:
VERTICAL CANE MILLS,
List of Prices ' ^
2 Rollers, 10 inches diameter, ??? CO
2 " 11' " " ?i t>0
2 " II " " 55 00
3 " 10 " fid 00
;J ? 12 " 70 00
3 " 11 " " - 80 00
Above prices complete with Knune. Without
Frame, 510 less on eueh Mill.
HORIZONTAL?3 Roll Mill
for Steam or Water Power,
$150.
Seni Your Orders for
Cane Mills
AND
Syrup Kettles
TO
D. B. SMISH, Agent.
Abbevlllo C, 1I? S. C.
August 15, 1ST7.
NOTICE
IS hereby veil that an application will
bo made to the next session of tlifc
Legislature to amend the charter of the
Savannah Yallev Kail Road or for a new
charter, * [September 1S77. tl*.
FALL STOCK
RECEIVED.
PRINTS; Homespuns, Blankets, White,
Red and Canton Flannels, Bed
Comforts, Ladies' Cloaks, and a
General Stock of Dry Goods and
Notions. .
SHOES. SHOES. SHOES.
CUNNINGHAM
AND
TEMPLETON
?
HAvE opened their 8H0E8 and can supply
customers at greatly reduced prices.
. HATS, HATS. HATS.
CALL ON
Cniiliai & Templets!
AND pet the latest style IIATS for young
and old men.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
SUGAR, COFFEE, and SHELF GOODS of
all kinds ut
CUNNINGHAM fflMPLETON's..
oejnemucr iv, iot it u<
| 4 ?
r^jttnj^HHSHBraBnHM
I
IMPROVED WEED SEWING
MACHINE.
^NE of the be*t now in the Market for
400 Founds Middling Cotton or 935
in ChhH.
CALL nt MISS .1. K. RAMEY'S. or on mynplf.
and examine before jiureliasijijf elsowliere.
C. V. HAMMOND
I September 10, If~, tf.
.SAVE YOUB FRUIT!
' SATE YOUR FRUIT!!
, Save Your Fruit!!!
Boy Yon? Frnit Cans from
IlLilidO
i A AAA QUART TJX CANS for
if TTjUUv Preserving Fruit, l'or Salo
* by H. W. LAWSOX ?fc CO., at eighty
ccnts a dozon.
A LARGE LOT OF HALF GAL
LOIS (;Iivhs fruit .Jars Tor saiojiy n. w.
LAWSON ?fc CO., at two dollar* a dozen.
Quart Fruit Jars at one dollar and seventy-five
cents |)er dozen.
23 BARRELS No. 1 Kerosene Oil, di*
rcctly i injx)rted from the manufactory, at
twenty cents per gallon when bought
by the Barrel, for side by
H. W. LAWSON & CO.
5
' * t
c THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
stock of goods ever brought to Abbeville,
and for salo
Strictly for Cash to all
Parties.
BY
H. W. Lawson & Co.
June 27, 1877.
f 5,000
Bachelor Brothers Popular Brands o
; CIGARS
Just Received.
BUMBLE BEE,
PECULIAR,
LITTLE ONES,
PRINCIPE,
AND
PARTAGAS
TO parties living at a distance I
will send a sample box of
either of the above Brands, postpaid
for $3.50.
J. M. LAWSON,
Abbeville S. G.
May 16, 1S77.
FOTJTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
euro or prevent
W. T. PENNEY, Abbeville, C.
t v Tiiwvmrvn ? r*
Joseph S. Hammond I
KP'.EI*8 on luinda fine stock of fust horses
nml light running vehicles for hire totlie
pnhlie.
Hin charges are reasonable and suited to thehard
times. Ti;< importation to any pari ot
this or adjoining counties will be furnished
on thesliortest possible notice'.
Apply to liim at tlie Depot or at his residence
on Muhi street.
Aug. 1,1S77. tf.
TO THE PUBLIC.
. HAVE removed my DKNTAL OFFIt'K t??
1 tho room on I he 1'pper Corner of tiiUNitk
hant?K, over Mr. Mai's' Store.
JNO. S. THOMPSON.
Dentist.
Senleniher If. 1*77, tf.
FIRE! FIDE!! FIRE!!!
/IMfK iindeislttned have tills day united
1 their A-'cnrlcs, representing FORTY
MIIJi'ON DoU.AKS Capital and Asset*, and
ask a. continual ion of the patronage heretofore
tioiowed upon us. We feel assured that
with our combined strength and experience,
wecangive entire satisfaction to our customers.
Ka.es as low the least. 0111 ee over I'ost
OlHcn, Abbeville. S. I'.
CONNKit, Dl I'IiR & BRANCH.
K. A, ClINNKK,
J. I'. C. pul'HK,
W T. ilK.vxi ii. [.September 1,1S77.
August 12), 1*7,", "Jja