The Abbeville banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, October 13, 1859, Image 3
REPORT
Of the Commissioners of Boads.
It. P. Buoiianan, in account current with
(Jen I Treasurer of Commissioners of Roads, ?fcc.
1858. DR.
Sept. 6. Cash on band, 168 79
1859.
Jan'y 7. Received from Gen'l Treasurer,
424 00
Total, 682 79
1859. CR.
<Jan'y 7. Paid Wm. Smith, Tor Bridge
on John's Creek. 863 00
" " Wm. Smith for Bridge across ,
Dry Creek, 67 25
" " O. W. Cromer for si^n, 1 fio
" " G McCromer, repan'g Bridge
^ ?.i ?un?, a uo
" " It. P. Buchanan, for Repair
on Bridge, 40 00
April 1. Level & Boozer for Blasting
Rock, 7 60 j
July 1. James Gilliam, for repairing
Bridges, 20 00
Secretary and Treasurer, 20 00
To balance on hand, 71.64 71 64
682 71
Jno. ii. Cuii.es, in account current with Gen'l
Wre<uurer of Commissioners of Road*, Ac.
1869. 1)R. j
Balance on hand, at last Re- '
j>ort* 132 38
Oan'y 3. Received of (Jcn'lTicasurer, 605 7ft
April 4. " " 676 m)
>lny 21. " " " 60 00
1423 13
1858. CR.
Kov. 27. Paid E. F. Parker, for building
Bridge, 132 00
1859
Jau'y 3. E. F. Parker, balance for the
Bridge, 427 92
* 11. ft. W. PrM?lv for now os iu\
May 5. W. K. Bradley, for new do., 5fcju 00
" 28. E. F. Parker, lor repairs on T
Bridge, 11 70
June 6. W. K. Bradley, for new
Bridge, 66 24
May 2. W. T. Prennnn for keeping ?
ami repairing, 60 09 I
Commissions, 20 00 '
By b?lance on hand, 40.27, 40 27
1423 13
W. W. PerrVman, in account Brttrent with
(rciil Board of C?>n??iasioncrt of Roads from
Sep. 1858 to Sept. 1850.
1858 DR.
Balance on hand, Sept. 1,'58, 1752 27
1859.
Jno'y 1,Assessment made by th# Boards.
Upper Savannah Board, 1880 00
Lower " " 840 oo
Upj?er Saluda Board, 670,00 y
5142 27 i|Th?
LowerSaluda Board made no assessment 1!
for 1859. >rj
The Balance in this Report belongs to the
Upper Savannah and Lower Saluda Hoard except
ahout one hundred dollars, which belongs
lo the Lower Savannah ; also thirty eight dol- ?
Iars to be paid to the /Vcw rot- printing last
year's Report Also, whaterer amount the ..
two papers chat-ge for this year's publication.
1859. CR.
Paid out to Sub-TroasUrert.
Jan'y 7. I'aid R. P. Buchanan, Tr't\, 424 00 1
" 3. Jtio. II. Chiles, " 565 75
" 7. T. W. Smith,Sec'y, foi paper, 25 '(
Feb. 8. Th OS. Baker, Treasurer, 215 00
.. 17 ? .. .. 445 0(, >>
A ticr 1 ?' " ?
.. U" - ;
M'cli 7. Robt. McAdoms, " 2?>0 ?j0 i,"
June 6, " " 436 60 T<
Mav 21, Jno. II. Chiles, " 50 00 ^'
Ap'l 4, " " " 675 00 J'
June 6, Capt. Dronnan for Repairs, 60 00 "
May 2. Runner office fur Publishing
Reports, 38 00 Fl
" " T. \V. Smith, Sec'y, 10 00
To Ruluuce, 1 <iG8 27 *lj
Commission, lB'J 50 K
6142 27 It
M
Tliere has been soin?-Miing over fourteen W
thousand ($14,000.) dollars expended by our G
Uoard in the Inst three years5 besides the bul 15
mice on hand when we came III office, which A
was two thousand dollars or more, received and Y
paid out by the sub-treasurers. It will he seen C
that there has been over sixteen thousand dol- T
Jar* expended for the use of roads in this Ilis- G
triot during the three years just past, which
fact proves conclusively that the present system
of working roads does Dot possess the
recommendation ot economy.
The above report is respectfully submitted
to the inspection of the Honorable, Grand
Jury and citizens of the District.
W. w. 1'ERRYMAN,
General Treasurer.
Sept. 7. 1859-lt
-A. Card..
Geo. L. F. Dikdsoxg?Dear Sir: In the
qualities of scenl, speed, bottom nnd docility
combined. I found no Fox Hound in a respectable
degree equal to MiickU John. The Spanish
ariety presented to me by a distinguished citizen
of Georgia, in degree of approximation,
stands nearest. My Dog Trumau litis run
ngainst a dozen lead Dogs. They did not keep ^
company with him in truiliug, rpeed, or bottom.
If you would have a trial with j-onr Dcgs nnd
mine, 1 renew the invitation given to yon in a
private note, before the challenge pAssed?to
bring your most reliable Dog?, and during a
week's hunt, you and I will know how your
Dogs and mine compare. This is my last
card.
Respectfully,
J. W. JONES.
Oct. 12, 1859. 25 It
Hj' See advertisement of Dr. Sanfosu's Liver
Invigorator in anolher column. j
THE GREAT ENGLISH BEMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,
PROTECTED ^ ^ LETTERS
' BY ROYAL PATENT.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke,
M- D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution is subject It
moderates all excess and removes all obstrucUoaa,
and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO XA&BIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time
),|>ina s?m. tU? nnnfliltt tuitk
u>>K| W? Mio |>v. IV" ".? ,CB" laiuy.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stump of Great Britain, to prevent
counterfeit*.
Caution.
Thete Pills thoidd not be taken bujfjnalet darttfq
the F1IIST THREE MOJtSfi/8 of Preg.
< nancy, at they are sure to bring on Mitearriage
but at any other time they are tafe.
Id all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection*,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics and
White*, these Pills will effect a ear* when kill
other rnfans have failed; and although a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
or any thing hurtful to the constitutionFull
directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
sole Ageni tot me unue<j state* and Canada.
JOB MOSES, (Late I. C. Baldwin &. Co.)
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.?Si.00 and B po*t??r? stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle
contain ing 50 pills, by return mail.
bold bt
Doxald McLaughlin, Abbeville; Fishkb A
IIkinitsh, Colombia ; Havii.anu. Stkvensow A
Co., Charleston, Wholesale Agents. And sold
by all respectable Druggists.
April 29, leao 1 ly
THE GREAT
AGRICULTURAL FAIR,
jSk. T
ABBEVILLE,
fllW 1(ltl> 4r rtrtrtl.
WILL BE
i DECIDED SUCCESS,
If We Btu Do Our Duty.
ABBEVILLE EXPECTS
THAT EVERY ONE THAT WEEK
WILL DO THEIR DUTY.
THE ENERGY AND SPIRIT
EVINCED BY THE I
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ]
WITH A ZEAL THAT DOES ]
THEM CREDIT. I
IIEY KNOW "NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL," ,
NEITHER HAVE
iRAY & ROBERTSON i
" FAILED" THIS SEASON
(
IN MAKING THEIR STORE ONE 1
OF THE PRINCIPAL
ATTRACTIONS OF
ABBEVILLE.
WE ADVISE YOU
c
urn your footstep? to the Fair Ground, fl
(trough your fields of snowy cotton, 1
hrough tlie swninjis nnd through the bottoms, t
vcr fences, nnd over brunches, 3
"nding creeks, nnd fording rivers, '
'il you rencli the model Fair Ground,
nd the clearing round about it. f
your crops bring on the samples,
orn. Tobacco, Rice and Sugar,
eets, and turnips, wheat and cotton,
igar cane, and sweet, potatoes,
orses, mules, nnd horned cattle,
ring up everything that shall
ive you wealth and give you glory,
rom the loom, the lath and engine,
jme with wife and all your children,
ring the rosy cheeked, pretty, babies,
ring the babies, and their playthings
j the Agricultural Fair, ]
rid pay your quarter for admission. I
hen the Orator of the day o
mil then Icll you of the story, o
I'll you how your farm to manage, II
. 11 you nil he knows about it, o
11 you to your own advantage, a
L-ll you about your productions, "
ow to money you can turn them,
y sending them off to various nations P
nr away to every country,
nr across the conquered occan,
0 people who live far beyotid tho
iml accommodating ocean.
iiouhl you ask us Why this jingling,
1 an instant we should answer,
loney ! Money ! 1 Money ! ! I Money !! I!
Iiich every where receives rcspect,
reat respect nnd veneration,
ring your thrips, your dimes and quarters,
ud your bright and shining dollars,
our potent and your mighty dollars,
ailed by "Ye poets, Ye filthy lucre,"
o the store of Gray & llohertson. i
ray & Robertson, at tlie Corner, I
NO. 1. GRANITE RANGE. |
THE POPULAR "
DRY GOODS STORE.
WE OFFER MANY ATTRACTIONS
IN NEW FASHIONABLE j
STYLES OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
TO STANGERS AND VISITOR8 ,
WHO ARE CERTAINLY
EXPECTED TO (
'ISIT ABBEVILLE DURING THE GREAT \
AGRICULTURAL FAIR. \
NONE SHOULD LEAVE J
BEFORE EXAMINING OUR STOCK. ]
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK
READY FOR THIS SEASON'S SALES.
CALL AND SEE AT OUR
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE |
AS HUNDREDS OF ,
VDMIRING CUSTOMERS HAVE VISITED !
THIS POPULAR MART '
SINCE WE RECEIVED OUR 1
NEW STOCK, !
AND BY THEIR
LIBERAL PATRONAGE <
i
FULLY ATTEST THE TRUTH
OF OUR STATEMENT
TO THE PUBLIC
OF OFFERING THE BEST GOODS
THAT COME TO THIS MARKET
AT TRULY POPULAR PRICES,
THIS SHALL BE
OUR MOTTO
TtlB VfiBK FINEST GOODS,
THE RICHEST GOODS,
THE MOST ?J8TINGUE GOODS,
BUT ALL
AT MODERATE PRICES.
CALL AND SEE US
AT OUR POPULAR
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMEl^
WHERE TOUR HIGHEST
EXPECTATIONS
WILL BE REALIZED, . ,
AS WE CAN AFFORD TO SELL
AS CHEAP AS AflY * ,
OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
IN THIS MARKET. "
WE DEFY
COMPETITION IN EVERYTHING
ANYBODY WHO BUYS OF US ONCE
WILL FIND IT TO THEIR
ADVANTAGE TO
TO DO SO AG All*.
AS THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON,
THE MAN OF DESTINY,"
REMARKED TO TIlE AUSTRIAN'S
AT THE BATTLE OF
SOLFEIUNO,
"Cotnc one, come all, both great and small,
We can suit you, Huityou all."
LADIES ATTENTION!
LADIES YOUR KIND ATTENTION!
?
LADIES YOUR KIND ATTENTION!
To thi? Week'* Special Lirt:
Elegant Robe Silks, two flouuees,
Klegant Fancy ?Silk?,
Elegant Delnine Robes,
Elegant French I'rinl Delaines,
Elegant French Cambrics,
Elegant Paris Velvet Ronnets,
Elegant Trimmed Straw l>omiutS,
Elegant Itriilal Bonnets, I
Klegant French Merinos.
Klegant Embroidered Sets(
Klegant Lacc Sets in Honstonc and Vatencicnes.
Exquisite Lace Collars on Honston, Guipure,
Sardinian and Maltese Lace, 1
M Ridiculously Low Prices.
CLOAKS, ,
CLOAKS, I
CLOAKS,
)f the very latest Importation, direct from
I'aris, which for beauty, novelty, and style ]
lave never been surpassed in this market.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, Sit AWLS, '
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS,
">f all descriptions. Entirely new?choiccst of *
he season, at the J
Institution
For Clu*ap and Fashionable
3 It A Y & ROBERT SON'S.
No. 1, Granite Hangc.
Buyers from all parts of tlic country can here "
fFcet a saving, as nowhere are the principles
>f Domestic economy more lully carried out, "m
han at the cheap Store of j
5RAY & ROBERTSON .
October 0, 1859,--2:{--tf
SALES FOR NOVEMBER.
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Wm. W. Green, ) ^
adm'r, J Bill to foreclose Mortvr
* gago, Ac.
Zachnrinli Curwisle. $
riUUSUANT to otilpr rtf Po..^ t ? ? -
- ... WUIV, & Will dt'll HI
L Public Outcry, nt Abbeville Court House,
n Sale Day ih November next, (7ili,) the Tract
f Laud described in the Kill, lying on Lone '
Irnncli, waters of Little River, bounded by lands ,
f George Shirley, John It. Wilson, und others, .
nd containing three hundred and fifty-six acres,
lore or less. .'
T Kit MS CASH. Purchasers to pay fbr pa- .
ere.
W. II. PARKER, ctA.D. "
Commissioner's Office, )
October 3, 1850. 1 24 tds J
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. '
In Equity.
Rohort W. Lites. )
e^uL > Bill for PartiJoel
W. Lites, ( lion*
et. al. )
PURSUANT to order of Court, I will sell,
on Salt Day in November next, (7th) nt
'ublic outcry, at Abbeville Court J louse. the
leal Estate of Ahram Lites, dce'd, containing bout
Twelve Hundred nnJ t" 1
a nnilj Of veil
Veres, (1227) more or lees, on waters of Long 1
Jane and Curl Tail Creek?, and bounded by
anils of Bartholeinew Jordan, Augustus II.
Norton and other*. 1
Terms.?A credit of one and two years with
nlerent from day of sale. Purchaser to give 1
Jund with at leust two good sureties, pay the i
loeta in cash and pay for papers.
WM. II. PARKER, c.e.a.d.
Commissioner's Office, ) *
October 3, 1859. S 24 ids 1
Sale of Land?By the Court of
Ordinary. ?
ON the first Monday in November next,
will be sold for partition the Real Estate
>f JOSHUA DAVIS, dec'd, Containing two
tundred and eighty nine acres, more or les<>,
litunted in Abbeville District, on Long Cane
LVeek, adjoining lands of Sam'l Loinax, Dr. Pair, i
lohn Munduy. and others. 'Perms 12 months
:redit Purchaser giving bond and good security
o the Ordinary, ana a Mortgage of the premises
f deemed necessary, to secure the payment of
;he purchase money. Costa to be paid in Cash.
JOSEPH T. MOORE* a. a. i>.
OcL 4,1659 34 tds j
bana sales?JSy the Court of
Ordinary.
^IJIHE Renl Estate of Robert Smith, dec'd, will
JL be sold by Public Auction (fbr partition)
it Abbeville 0/ II., On Sale Day in November
text, comprising or.e hundred and thirty-nine
icrt-a more or less, situated in Abbeville District,
>n Mulberry Creek, adjoining lands of John
Roderick, VVm. Siruwhorn and others.
Terms ? 12 months credit, purchaser* giving
xind and good security, and a mortgage of the
premises, if deemed necessary, to the Ordinary;
ind the costs to be paid in caiih.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, ?. a. d.
Oct. 4, 1869 24 tds
Sale of Land?By the Court cf
Ordinary.
?
Real Estate of'William McDill, dec'd.
t>v ' - " * - ^ "
.. i uruer 01 uie (jourt oi Ordinary. I will Hell
1) by public auctiou, on Said Day in November
next, the Real Estate of William McDill,
dee'd, situated in Abbeville District, on water? of
Ixing Can*,' Adjoining lands of II. A. Jones, J as.
Edwards, aud John Douglass, and continuing
twenty acres more or less.
Terms?19 months credit. Bond and good
security, and mortgsge of the premises, if
deemed neceaary. Cost* to be paid in ca?h.
JOSEPH T. MOOKE, s. A. I>.
Oct. 12, 1860 26 tds
STotloe.
THE notes and accounts of HENRY 8. KERR
are in my bauds fur coll?etion.
All amounts under Twenty Dollar* must be
paid by the 15th of Oct.. 18fiS.
All *mounU over Twenty Dollars, mast be
settled by the 1st MONDAY ia NOVEMBER
next
Every account not settled by the times above
specified will be saed on, without any discrimi*
nation as to persons.
* C. CALHOUN, Att'y
Abbeville C. H, Sept. 99, 185A& 99 81
Sa^nnah Yalfoy . Railroad.
Tlfk Anfltoa) Meeliug of the ft took holders of
the 8^?*iUiah^auey Railroad, will be
held at OalhourfftKrofa Uia Third Wadoeaday
of November wmralRCTo'el^p A. M.
rrM>t. 3LOAN.
\Vm. A.'fjlii.r^.^c'y A. T'reas.
_ Sept. 80, 1S&9 94 4k
% .
State Agricultural Fair.
Superintendent's OrricE, O. A C. R. R. Co., )
Columuia, Oct. 10, 1869. y
VISITORS to the State Agricultural Fair, to
to be held ut Columbia, commencing on
Tuesday, stii November next, will bo
passed over this Road fot* One Fare. On
Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday return tick- ?
ets will be given, good for nnv dny to and in- IV
eluding Saturday, 12th NOVEMBER.
Stock and all articles intended for Exhibition V
will bo transported at the oumert' ri*k, free of 1
charge. For this purposo a special train will etu
leave Greeuvil'e on Saturday, 6th November at oui
6 o'clock A. M. cai
Persons wishing to avail thcmselvca of UiIb cai
privilege are reminded of the necessity of giving tie
notice at leant len days beforehand of the qunn- cot
lily and character of lite stock to be shipped. am
Attendants traveling with UiesineU will h? ??? - ?
o -V V*- VUI
peeled to pay one fare. Agents along the line wil
will be notified of the time of the arrival of the to
jtock train at their stations. Up freight will be
chrtrged on all articles purchased at the Fair.
Not more than one bnle of cotton to each planter
will be taken 011 the above conditions.
E. F. RAWORTIf, Hi
Gen. Sup't. Mi
Oct 12, 1859 25 td th?
istdetw ?
fall goods.;;;
1839. SI
Ml
HtO
THOMAS MAHON,
Qa <3?
w
HAS now on hand and ready for inspection of
and Sale one of the largest and best selec- GL
Led slocke of Hto
Staple and Fancy Goods,
HEADY-MADE OLOTHING, tu
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Ever Brought to Cokesbury, IIn
vliich he offers on as reasonable terms aa any Tl<
>ther establishment in tlie lJintiiet. llis stock ]
lonsists, in part of as follows: HI
Plaint, Kerseys, Negro Brogans
of every description. In gj
BSS3S ??DEIS .?{
lie has in great variety, prii
Ladies' Fine Velvet vv<
BONNETS, ure
Ladit;^ and Misses B?<
FLATS, cfco., vle?r
ISIack and Colored Silks, I?ng- thi
lioli and French DcLiiiicn,
Bngli<*li and French Merinos,
I'laid aild Solid Colors,
French DcLancs, Kobcs the WH"
I.aH'st Styles. for
Embroideries, Lnces, Ac. we
A .-1-.. .V..1 4 -f liri-;.- n J r?n!
n o|<iciiuiu unsuiiiucili' Ul ?T IIIIC UOOUS,
LINENS, MUSLINS, COLLARS,
Hoseries, &.c.
Ladies' OlOalxLS, |
Sliawls, cfco, H
lie lias also a fiue lol of
SEGARS AND
TOBiLCCO,
Vml in fnot everyiliintr frlso usually kept in a
jRY GOODS STOKE. He would statu lo
lis friends and customers tlint his Stock lias
teen bought of the ery best Houses In the
Northern Markets, nud fe?<ls assured that he can w
ell on as reosonublfc terms us nny <jt.hir estab J|
ishment. ('nil and examine hid stock, and ret
udije for yourselves. .1
THOMAS MA HON. j",
Oct. 5, 1859 Si4 3in wj,
J00 Packages of New Goods,
China, Glass, and ?arthenware< lal
CHINA DEPOT.
EI. C, NioHols,
COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDING,
Columbia. S. ti.
]^"0W OPENING a very full supply of the
NEWEST STYLE and bent quality of
he aliove-named goods, to which we invite ateiition.
FRENCH CHINAWARE,
WHITE. FANCY, and GOLD BAND.
Also, Rich Cliinu TEA SETTS, VASES, Mot- Al
oed CUPS and SAUCERS, and other new and gri
rich articles in the line suitable for presents. ev
w Kite G-raultof fil
if superior quality, with China Glazing?a large
stock of our own importation.
GLASS WARE, B
A LARGE STOCK ; Cut, Pressed, and Plain ]
Glassware.
Crockery assorted by the Crate, and Glass at
wholesale, al New York prices.
Tea Tray a. Lamps of all kind*, fine Ivory and
Pearl Handle Table Cutlery, heavy Plated
Spoons. Forks, Ladles, Cake Baskets, and oew
style Castors, just opened.
Also, looking Glauses, Steak Dishes, Coffee
Urn? and Biggins, Dinh Covers, and every va* M
riety of house keeping good?, including many I an
new articles. - 1 tli
Packing for anv Ilfirt of the cninilrir in I
superior manner. fri
South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia
current money taken nt par.
We have a very large Slock, bought lotf for Ti
Cash, and bargains nan he had at Si
H. C. NICHOLS* Cliihft frepot,
Columbia, S. C.
Oct 6, 1859 24 3m th
CARPETS!.
AT UNUSUALLV LOW PRICES! I ''
lo
?M.^HEAE 1
HAS received a very large supply of CAR- _
PETS among? which are,
EngliMi Velvet CARPETS, of new and splendid
at\les; _.
Englirh Rrnssels CARPETS, of John Cross- I
ley A Sons, a large supply of new and elegant
patterns;
Superior Three-ply CARPETS, of new and 0?
beautiful styles; so
Superior Ingrain and Venetian CARPETS, n,
A supply of CARPETS, at 25 cents per
yard.
The abore will be sold at lower prices than ^
ever before offered in this city. Perilous wishing
the article, are respectfully invited to call jj
aud examine the assortment, as I feel assured .
they will be convinced that it ie better to purchase
Iheir Carpets in Augusta, rather than order .
from the Northern cities.
a t a/* * *
niX3V/| ||
Rich Embroidered Lace and Moslln CURTAINS,
and some at very low priera;
SATIN DAMASKS ?Md liELAINKS, for
Window Curtaius, with CORDS and TASSELS ^
lo maicb;
A large supply of Gold Baud and Fancy .
WINDOW SHADES; ^ ? '
GILT CORNICES and CURTAIN BANDS,
a large supply.
The public are respectfully requested to call _
and examine the assortment
Augusta, 6i, Sept. 37, 1859 24 tf
Notice. ]
STRAYED from the subscriber some month tl
aiooe^a flue looking BLACK COW; aleo* *
YEARLING, red and WbHc spotted. Awyinfor- *
mation of them will be thankfully received, or 1
Five Dollars will be gives for (heir delivery to
me at this place.
C. H. ALLEN.
Oct- 3, 1?59 U ? at
FALL AND WINTER,
1839.
IOORE & QUAIFE
^KTOULD agniii call the attention of the
r w people to the largest and best selected
ck of l)KY GOODS ever offered before in
r town, and we do not het>iiale to say that we
i sell you anything in our line as cheap as you
i buy it in any niarhel fbr the cash, and a litcheaper
than you can get thein in the upintry.
We ack you to examine for yourselves,
d see if what we say is not true, and if it is,
ne and get your supplies for the winter. We
II he linppy to hIiow you through, and promise
please iu style, quality, quantity and price.
MflARF A nilAlEC
WVHB ?n? ^WNirii
ive now in store a very large stock of READY
M)E CLOTHING, llals and Caps. We have
> Seamless Clothing, that *c will warrant not
rip. If you want unythiug in thin way come
d see before you buy elsewhere, as we promise
Have you money in this department and to
I you good goods.
MOOBE & QUAIFE
ive now in store the best stock of LADIES'
IKSS GOODS eVer HlioVvn in rtur towil, in
KltlNOS, DeLANKS, C1IALLIES, CASS!I'.K
ES and SILKS, all grades and a good
ck of liLACK SILKS. Ladies would do well
examine before getting their supplies.
MOORE &, QUAIFE
ovild invite the Ladies to examine their stock
CLOTH, CASSIMKKE AND VELVET
OKS and SHAWLS, as we have a vury large
ck of these goods now in store. We nave a
xl assortment of Misses' and Ladies' FLATTS
i BONNETS, HOOP SKIKTS in any quany
and at all pnccs.
MOORE & QUAIFE
ire in store by far the best Block of DOVESU
(JOOI)S they have ever offered :
BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTINGS,
.EACH ED and BROWN SHEETINGS,
.EACHED and BROWN LINEN TABLE
OIASK, n very large stock of KERSEYS and
.ANKETS, h good stock offino BED BLAN5TS,
DOH.EVS and NAPKINS, JANES,
VEEDS, SATINETS and CLOTHS?all
=< ?; WHITE and STRIPED OSNABURGS.
i know we can fill your orders Ih this way ii
i will come and examine. We will take pleusi
in showing any through tiUr stock who want
>da in this or any other department. Our
ck of CROCKERY and GLAUS-WAKE is
y large. Come and see it if you Want anyng
in that way.
MOORE & QUAIFR
juld just here mention that their terms and
y of doing business ar? the same as heretoe
; we intend to stand to the cash system,
like it better every day, and wc think the
Ill to do also, judging from the increase of oar
es.
MOORE A QUAIFE.
Sept. 28, 1859 23 tf
JEW ARRIVALS
1859.
M. ISRAEL
IESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Abbeville mid vicinity, that he hnsjust
urneil from the North, and is now opening at
: old stand of 1SKAKL <fc BRUSSELL a very
pe stock of FALL and WINTER WOODS,
licli bents anything he has ever offered before
regard* quantity, quulit.y and price.
My slock of Clothing consists in part as folvb:
Fine Illnck Broad-Cloth COATS.
Fine Black Business COATS.
Fine Colored Business COATS.
Fine Motcuw Beuver Over COATS.
Fine ltrou<l Cloili Over COATS.
Fine Lion Skin Over COATS.
Fine Double Over COaTS.
Fine Pe'.rr Sham Over COATS.
Fine IHbck Cloth VfcSTS.
Fine Silk Velvet VESTS.
Fine Silk I'lush Vests.
Fine Silk VESTS.
Fine UlaclrSutin VESTSi
Fine Colored Cloth "VESTS.Fine
Black and Colored Doeskin PANTS.
mo a good variety in medium and Common
tides. All of which will be sold cheaper than
er. "Drop in and see the liig assortment" in
>cy
And Staple Dry Goods,
Such u
leached & Brown HolneBpuns,
Prints, Ginghams, Double Skirt
DeLane Robes, Mefinos,
Alpacas, Flannels,
Blankets,
Kentucky Janes, Cassimeres
and Satinets.
y assortment is very full. CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
d MANTILLA SHAWLS. Having bought
ese goods for Nett Cash, exclusively, 1 can
fer great bargains in this line, to my former
ieuds und customers.
Hoops, Hoops.
lie largest assortment I ever had. from K to DO
irings. Also the Gem of Eashion.
Hats
at are Hats, of the following popular styles, viz:
Ledger, Morphy and Pocket
Hats.
Silk auJ Cassimere Hats of the very latest
ylo- . ..
Scotch Cloth CAPS, Silk Velvet CAPS, and
la Of other various styles, ail cheap for cash.
Boots and Shoes,
full assortment.
Yankee Notious and lots of other things for
le cheap, by
M. ISRAEL.
Sept 28, 1869 S3 if
LAND FOR SALE.
PIIE subscriber offers for sale all his Lands,
L containing
m WO AUX*OSa
i accommodating terms. Thro lands will be
Id separately or all together to soil purchasers,
y Home Tract, containing
nao Aor?s,
ore or leas, is as Healthy a plane as there is in
ie District; A good Spring mid Well of water,
i excellent Dwelling and Store House, Gin
ouse and Screw, ana other neeetaary build*
a*. ' * '
My object ia to go West for the pnrpose of
ruing my attention to the Farming interest,
will take in exchange Negroee, good Field
ands, at a fair valuation.
Some of my Landa he from Two to Fonr
ilea from Hodges Depot, and my Home Tract,
out* half a mile from a good Mill known as
ougins' Mill.
For further particulars address the subscriber
t Hodges Depot, S. C. ?
T. J. ROBERTS.
Pleasant Grove, Oot. 4, 1069 24 tf
Frees copy.
Special Notice to Debtors.
1ERS0NS INDEBTED TO HENRY 8.
KERR, by Note or Account, ar? netilird
list thjy mast pay immediately. Indtilgeno*
rill not be giten M any' <m?. The Booka Ac.,
r'rtl be fomd at the office of Jamea O. Catkaon,
!?.. ia rear of the Court How.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, Aadgwee.
JAMBS C. CALHOUN,
Agent far Givdiuwa
Sept. 7, 135? 80 . fit
GENTL
READ AID Ti
IT I IS INDEE
Important Question to Know
Largest, best Assorted and
The Very Place to Acromptti
CL.OTHINC
B. M. & S. A?
OUtt STOCK CO'
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Collars, Cravats, Suspenders, S<
Razors of tho befit Make,
In Short, We Have Everynhlng in the ]
Furnishing
IT HAS been acknowledged by thone Vvlio haVe lt><
Stock they have Been thin reason. Besides out*
ol the largest Importing and Manufacturing Houres
ready knoWn thai We keep the bent goods. and sell
great deal to our friends atid the public. We will
bubblers as heretofore, in a fftir ah'l straight forwar<
examine our slock before purchasing elsewhere.
A Word to our Large and Fat Customers 1 We lu
to fit tlietn in sir.e--l Lean Kize, 7 Fat. We haVe a!
which wc will sell at loW prions. Call soon and In]
Sign of
Oct 5, 1859.
fAIL Affi Wil
185
IIOKAWIS
qtfoomsjgon-s to x. 3
HAVE NOW (
A. Splendid
FINE READY-MA
At wnousmB
Aid
?it????, soBsaiimB
WHICH WILL BE MAD
THE most Fashionable Styles, and warranted to
will be Hold at the lowest, price?, by
HOtlA,
10* O T1
Wo have ihis day associated Mr. J. K. HOKA \
Mr. J. M. NEW BY hia entire interest in the firm
CLOTHING BUSINESS in all its bfanohc-, at tile
HOllA, WISE & CO., who will use the name of
concern.
Augusta, Ga.,Mny 27, 1859.
A OAT
Having disposed of my interest in the firm of
WISE vV CO., I cheerfully recommend the ucw f)
lintialice of ilieir Jidtrbnngp.
Auguxta, Oa, May 1859.
TlIE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA. -
Abbeville District.? Citation. J
By WILLIAM HtLL, Esq.. Ordinary of Abbeville
DistJlCtt
WHEREAS, ttobt. P. flucllanan lilts applied to
me for Letters of Administration) on nil
ana singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of J. Willis Buchanan, lute of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and slfigUtaj*, the hiudred and creditors of the |sald
deceased, to be and appear before ttle, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
fourteenth of October init., to show cause, if
any, why the said administration should not b?
granted.
Given under my hand and seali this 3oth
day of &>ptentber, inst.. in tho year ol ttI
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
an^ in iKa flit li vou4* Hf A ?? <">?>
Independence.
WILLIAM MlI.L, O. A. T). of
September 80. 1859 33 fit_ t)
T11E STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1
Abbeville DistricU?Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Etq, Ordinary of Abbe- v
ille District. j
WIIERGAS, Elizabeth Cobb and Sume* II
Cobb, have applied W hie fbr Letters of
Administration on all and singular the good* and
chnttuls, rights and credits of Edmund Col>l>, L
lute of the Di&trifct afdressid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admutlish al! (;
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and ajtpeai- before me at u
our next Ordinary's Court tor the said District,
to be liolden al Abbeville Court House on the ttl
twenty-fifth day of October, in?L, to show
cause, if any, why the administration should not f0
be granted.
l?iveii under my hand and seal, this tenth day g,
of October, in the year of our Lord one
thousaud eight hundred and fifty-nine, and (,<
in thfc eighty-fourth year of American Independence.
WILLIAM IIILL. O. A. D v
Oct. 10. 1859 Sift 2t
Estate Sale. 81
WILL be sold at the residence of J tune* J T
McLeeo on Tuesday (he 26th day of Oc.
(obernvxt, the Plantation whereon Thomas Skel- C
ton, deceased, formerly lived, containing Seven
Hundred and Seventy Acre*, more or lew, of T
which there i* over oueliui-dred acres of bottom
land, about forty of which is cleared nod in C
good cultivation, with four hundred acres of good
wood laud, and the remainder cleared. This b
plantation is situated nesr Rock Mills, in a good
neighborhood and oonveoieut to several churches C
and fine mill* Also ou the same day two (.ike- S
ly Negroes, one a boy about 2% years of age,
and the other a girl about 13 years of age. AIho, tl
Household ana Kitchen rurujiure, and virion*
other articles. Terms made known on day a
of sale. ' > "
THOMAS T. SKELTON. > s
JAMES J. MoLEES, S E*'ora. a
September 20,1859 28 .'It.
COTTON PLANTATIONS*
Ton aaxiii. '
- fT^HE aubecriber offer* for sale on aecommo*
JL dating term a, Two Cotton Plantation* on
Little River, Abbeville DUtrict? Ellington con- *
Uining a
700 Acres, ]
and T?1WJ Hill, a bom ?
lffiOO Aove?, '
Thea? Lntftk in tn 'ft high ptate of coltiration
* large .proportion in the wfoda, ?nd Mffhient
low ground* to make ample jmrvtrfofta, and wiB
compere favor?Wy, In all rfcpeeU, with tlie beei r
eetten plantation of the DiiUiet c
CHARLES T. HASKRIX.
Sept-10, 1839 93 4t
E M E N
OAT ATiri?
IV U JL ItiJui
! X> A. 1ST ALXi
Where you can Find the
I Lowest Price Goods.
ih this Object is at th'C
3r DEPOT
WlNSTnnir
WW i? V | V U 1% I
ttSlSTS OP
Shirts, Undot-Bhirts, i)raWeH$>
3Cks> Pino Pockot-Knives,
at Very Low Prices.
Jne of a first (Mass Clothing and
Store*
nWd tlih?u{;1i otir STOCK that it ip tlia Viesl
UOObS WiTf sclcottil witlitlir greatest care-,
in the Northern Market. Wetrunt it is altin-til
?t h small profit. AVc need not say A
only remark that we shall continue to do
1 manner, und would invite you to call and
ive COATS., PANTS, VESTS and flllltlTS
Iho a lnrgn lot t?f SP.IiAllS and TOtlACCtJv
f in your Winter supplies.
the Clothing Depot, Marklinll House.
B. M. &. S. A. WINSTOCK.
24 tf
ITER GOODS.
9.
5E & CO.,
Vii. isJteWJfciV ifc cOx
}N HAND
. Stools Of
DE CLOTHING,
ANl) 11KTAII.
O,
? mm
E UP TO ORl?EIt,
fit. Also, dealers in Furnishing Goods, which
WISH tiU CO.,
tinder the U. S. Hotel, Augusta, G&.
vith us in buRines*. and having purchased of
of J. M. NEVVBY & CO., will continue thd
same old staml, under the name and style of
either Hrm In closing the buKiuens of the old
J. K. IIOKA,
W, W. WISR
W. T. TIMMERMAN;
*?k.
L 33 t.
M. ftttWBY &. CO.; to Messrs. HORA,
rni tb my friends, and solicit for them n conJ.
M. NEW BY.
sept 15?21 ? 8m
DRY GOODS!
WM. SHEAR
IAS received n lnri;e supply of FALL and
W INTER t)HY GOODS, comprising the
loicesl sth ction in
Ladies' Dress
AND
STAPLE ART IP. l.v.A
? W MS KJ J
nong which are,
Rich French Printed t)ELA!NES (all wool)
id DELAINE ROBES |
Small Figured French DELAINES, (all Wool)
' beautiful styles. for children }
Ladies* Rich Dread bud ^uulard SILKS, of
ie latest Paris style* |
Superior Plain Hlack SILkS, and Ladies'
lack Silk ROBES;
Superior Plain Black and Colored Ireuch
IERINOS and DELAINES;
Superior 4-4 French PRINTSj of ncW aud
-aotiful styles |
A very large assortment of English aud
merictui PRINTSj
French Embroidered Lace and Mualin COLAR-S
and U N DERSLEEV F.S ;
Ladies' Embroidered and llem-stitchcd Lineff
anitiric HANDKERCHIEFS;
Swiss nud Jaconet EDGINGS and INSERT'
{(IS, of beautiful style*;
Valenciennes and Thread Lace EDGING9id
1NSERTINGS;
Black Brussels LACES and SILK FRINGES,
r Trlmmlttga (
Ladies' Silk Velvet CLOAKS, of new and elc
int style*;
Lad ies' Hl?ch and a ni-.?- -
W...W.VU VIUIII ViiVAlU), Of
sautiful styles,
Ladies' Superior Hroclie and Stella SHAWLS f
Superior Welsh, Patent ami Saxony FLANELS;
Fancy CASSIMERES and JEANS, for Youth*
id Children's weal-}
Heavy HUCKABACKS and DIAPERS, for
owels;
Superior 12 4 Linen SIIEETING8 aud PIlloW
ace LINENS;
Superior 8-4 and 10 4 Tahla and Damask
I] A I'ERS;
|)itiHat>k NAPKINS and Damask TABLE/
LOTUS, of extra n s aud quality j
Ladies and Missev' MERINO VESTS, of llw
est styles;
A complete assortment of Ladie/, Misses',
liildren's, Gentlemen's aud Youth'* HO?IERY
)
Ladies and Misses' Steel Spring SKIRTS, of
i* heat style} >
Marseilles QUILTS, of extra site and quality,
.... ub tnjr iiiw price*;
A large niMortment or Coat* and Brooke'
POOL COTTON, of the Noa. ino?t used with
tewing MiieliuieaA
complete assortment of Ladiee' MOURU'
NG GOODS;
Snperior Crib and Whitney Bed BLAKK!TS,
some of extra ii?* and quality/
Also, will rcceive in a few days,
A large aapply of NEGRO BLANKETS,
Augusta, <Ja., Sept 37,185V *4 If
' ' ' ' XfClllU^ '
ALL peratm* Imviifg 4?n?*nda ag*?n*t Ui?
.v.*' *' vwj, u?c a,, win p eine
trwder llfcm in, fW<>ptrl]r fttMM*!, by th? Srvt
rf December nett. *
LHWI3 COVIN, Exftcotor,
?n>? H>, 185? 81 CI