Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, November 03, 1865, Image 4
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From the LouitvilU Sunday Journal.
Bill Arp'i La?t.
1118 LKTTKR-TO AKTBMV6 WARD~
Mr. Artemus Ward Showman?Sir :
Tbe rceaun I write to you in jmrlikler, aru
Ixfknus you are about the only* man I know
iu all "God's country" so-called: Kur mm
several weeks I Lave bccu wantin tu sa/
aumtbin. For sum several years we relft, so
called, but now late of said country deeeas
ud, bav been tryin mity bard to Ho suintbin.
.We didn't quite' do it, and now its vory
painful, 1'assure you, to dry up al^ of a
sudden aud mnke out like we wasn't thar.
My friend I want to say sumlliin. 1
r auppo?er there is no law a?#in tbinkin, bpt
Ibiukin dont help mo. Ii^dont let down
my thermometer.? I must1'explode myself*
generally so as to feel better. You see I'm
trying to harmonize. I'm try in to soften
down ray feelins. I'm endeavoring to subjugate
myself to the levol of surroundin cir
cumstances, so-called: But I can't do it
until IVam allowed to sav aumsthin. I want
9 to quarfell with Burabody and tbcu uiuke
friouds.. I aiut no giaut-krller; 1 alnt no
Hwwegian bar. I aiut no boar-constrikter,
but I'll be hornswaggled if tbe lalkin aud
the written and the clanderin bas got to be
all done on one side any longer. Some of
ypur folks baye got to dry up or turn our
folks loose. It's h blamed outrage, so ajllcd.
Aint your editors got nutbiu else to do but
to peck at us, and squib atus, and crow over
IIS f Is flverv mun wlmt Iran writn a num.
graf to consider us as bars, in a cage, and
be always a jobbin at us to hear us growl ?
Now you see, my friend, that's what's disharmonious,
and do you jest tell em, one
Hnd all, e plunbus miuiu, so cullcd, that if
- tbey dont stop it all onco or turn us loose to
fay wbr? we please, why we rebs, so cullcd,
hrfve ^uitnfmously and jointly And severally
resolved lo?to?to?think vcy burd of it
?if not harder.
That's the way to talk it. I aint a gwine
to commit myself. I know when to put on
tlxf brakes. I Aint gwine to say all I think
" like Mr. Etheridge, or Mr. Addcrig, socullcd.
Nary time. No, sur. But I'll
jest tell you Arlemus, aud you may t^JI it
In vnnr uliniv. if WP II i lit nllnntr) In nmmci.
-- J ? " "" - ~ "" ""Iour
sentiments,'tve can takc^ il out in hutin y
and natin tuns b?avy in my family, shure.
1 bated a uian so once that alt the hair
cum out of my head, "uil the man drowned
himself in a hog. waller that night, I kould
do it agin, but you see I'm'try in to harmonize,
to Azquieace, to bekum calm and screen.
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I suppose that poetikally spcakin,
"In DixeVfell,
< We turned ?]1
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jdui ibikiii iuo way i 11, m u?g teller and
* little feller, to callcd, got into a lite, and
they fout and fout and fout a long time,
and everybody all ronnd kep hollering
*, Hands off, but kep helping the big feller^
- until finally the little foller caved in and
hollered ecuf. lie made a bully fite I tell
you, Selah. Well, what did the big fuller
; do I; Take him by the hnud and help bini
' op, and brush the dirt off hi&jclothea??
/ Jfary tkne! Noaurl But he"kickcd him
c * arter he was down and tbrowed mud on
. i him, and drug him aboijt and rubbed sand
in his eyea. and now he's gwine about
huntin up his poor little properly. Wants
to kontiakate it, so culled Blame my
jaket if it Aiu't efluff to make your head
swim. . "
joui J in a good Uuion man?so cullcd.
I'altt't1 gwina to1 file no more. I shan't
vote for tbe next war. I Ain't no gurrilln.
I've done tuk tlie oatb, and .I'm gwino to
keep' It; bnt m for my bain subrogated,
and humilyated, as Mr. Chase Bays, it ain't
ao?nary. time. I Hint a shamed of nuthiu,
neither, ain't repontin, aiut axin for no one
horse, short winded pardon; Nobody
Totodd't be jilaytirpreist around ine I aim
g ?t no twenty thousand dollar*. With I
had; I'd give it to these poor widow and
orSos. ' I'd fatten my own uumerous and.
i lUtreitiu offmnsff In hKahi ?1
4 0 ?* >frv un?iw nuu
a half. They shoutdent eat roots and drit.k
Jh branch water no longer: Poor, unfortunate
things! to cum into this suhloonary world
4i|kb a time. Thei?>l#buf or five of 'era
j &ai Mver iaw^a airkus- nor a monkey
atow?never hafl a pocfcet knife, nor a piece
^ j jtf>choe?e, nor jk reeain. There's Bui ^Run
Arp, and Harper's Ferry Arp, and Chick*'
hominy Arp, that never seed the piktcrs in
A spoUiu book* I tell you,- friend, we are
tbe poorest,people.ou (lie face of tho earth
ifcbt *re &r4 poor and proud. We made a
Lolly fight, SbIhIi J and the whole American
nation ou?hI to feel proud of it. It shows
W ?- *
van uo wueu lUoy tbiuk
? * they are impoted oa?" so eulled"' Didn't
I ?*r (oar fatliefft. fit?, |?l#ed find die about a
. littlo- tas on tea, when not one in a tbou#an
drank 1t i Bekaus; tbey *uk eeded wa*ent
itglory I.. BuMf tbey hadentIjmppfte si
would have bacu Iteason, and tbey would
t IttVe b?en bowin and tcrapfo round King
tfeorge for pardon. 60 it'goe*, Artemus,
. and to my mind, If the whole thing wm
atewed down it would tniike about balf a
fint.of ilomb'uv. W? j
- o 8?w WW|
; gfMt mag, CbrUtUo mjn, wliftfli ought
yfimmi fight, ami maoy-.'of '?ni have gone
to th? ttodUkovered eoontryyand b**agot
kjR Wrdot? '*? u A Wh6u I dio
. ..m+mt vttu* ? ri*k mtm?<Mfer <*
. .2jsyaaessfSi
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W?n, Aayb* !'?* *aM ?Mf| Bat 1
. KW?*i#a n?io?
r yi Vrtf? and sliure,. Ft*' bad tny
J breechwdx^'Uvt, and Tve got a blue
... > ' bnftk?t, -muI-I ?ft?n feel i/uf, .and i
-' i^utt Wv&Mhr&t I
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and gil blue, and thou 1 look up al the blue
sorulean heavens and sing thq melancholy t<
choryns of tho Z>7?e-tailed Fly.? l'tn doiug A
my durhdest to harmonize, and think 1 k
.could succeed if it wascnt for sum things, 11
Wiieu I 6ce a blackguard going round the
streets with a {jim-on on his shoulder, why
right then, for a few tuinils, 1 hato the .
whole Yaitky nation. Jerusalem, how my
blood biloB. The institution what wns
handed down to us by the heavenly kingdom
of Massachusetts now put over - uh
with powder and bhll! Harmonize thedevil
! Ain't we human beings ? Ain't
we got eyes hihI ears ami (eolin and Ihiukin? I
Why tlio whole of Afriky lias como to '
tow 11,'ivomen and children, aud babies and
baboons and nil. A man can tell bow fttr
it is to the city'by tho smell letter than
the mile post. They won't work for us,
and they wont A\ork for themselvcfl, and
they'll perish to death this winter ns shore
as tho devil is a hog, so called. They are
now baskin in tlio summer's sun, liyin on
roostiu ears and freedom, with .nary idee
ahat the winter will cum ngiu, gr that castor
oil and salts cost money. Some of'uin .
a hundred years old, are wbiuin around
about goiu to kawlid^e. The truth.is, my
fiiend, som body's badly fooled obout this
bizness. Sumbodv has 4>awed the elefant
in this lottery, and don't ktiow wlint to do
wilh kiin. He's jest tbrowu I. is snout about
loose, and by-aud-by he'll hurt sumbody.?
These yiggers will have to go baek'to the
plantations and work. 1 ain't goin to support
uary ono-of'em, and when you hear
anybody say say so, you tell 'em " its a lie," 61
so-called. I golly, I ain't got nuthin to ^
support myself on. "We fuut ourselves out ?
of everything except children and land, u
and I suppose tho land are lo be turned
over to the negrues for graveyards. _
Well, my friend, I don't want much. I J
ain't ambitious as J used to was. You all
have got your shows aud monkeys and
sirkusses and brass bands and organs, aud r
can play on the petr > yum and the harp of *
a thousand strings, and so on, but I've only c
got one favor to ax of J'ou. 1 want enaf
powder to kill a big valler stump tail dog ?
that prowls rounds my*premises at night, li
Pon honor, I wont shoot anything blue or . t<
black or mullaiter. Will you sendc it? ti
Are you and your foaks so skeered of me t
and my foaks, that you won't let us have 0
any nmynishuu ? Are the sqtiirls and
crows and black raccoons to eat up our c
puur nine coru paicues( Are Uie wild ^
luikeyu to gobble nil round us with itnpu- j
nity ? If a mad-dog lakeB the hi^eifoby, Lj.
the whole community,to run itself to death to
get out of the way ? I golly! it looks like ?
your pepul had l-ik the rebelfoby for good, e
and "was never g^iue to git over it. See u
here, my friend, you mu-t send me a little 0
powder and a ticket to your show, and me
and you wi I harmonize-, sortin.
"With these few remarks I'lhiuk I feel
heller, and hope IJ^aiul made pobndy fhiu
mad, for I'm not on that line at this time.
I am trooly your friend?all present or ac
counted for. Bill Arp, so-called. 0
P. S.? Old man Karris wanted to buy
my fiddle the other day with Confederik
money. He said it would be good agin.
He says that Jim Fuuderbuk told him that q
Warren's Jack had seed a man who had
r_ : ? j ? .1 ^
ju3k bum Hum ? 'lyn'jfi it?u ?t'seu a man
told his cousin Mimdy that Lee had whip- ?
ped 'oiu agin. Old Harris says that a fel- G
ler by the name of Mack Ci Million is com- ^
ing over with a million of men. But nevertheless,
notwithstanding, somehow or _
somehow else, I'm dubous about the money.
If yuu was me, A i tem us, w<?uld you-make
tho iiddle trade ? If. A.
Thq Jfpiscopul Church in Soitfh Car- J
olina.?-Bishop Davis Las addressed 'a letter
to the Clergy and Laity of the Protestant
Episcopal ChuMh of this State, in
view of the General Council which is to .
assemble in Mobile on the ensuing raontk.
It will be ramembered thtrt at the con.?4t> *?
lion in Philadelphia the only -delegate* ^
from the Southern States were frpm. North *u
Carolina and Texas. Tho acia-and lone. '
of this convention were far |h? restored ^
unity of the Churches NoVtii& Sontfe.L
The couucii to be held afcUbbUe will *
authoritative action on lMi'4tf|$?e&
Bishop Davis declare* the -?paration of
the Cburchea as iuvolunt?ry|5^jpverwb?l- ?
miiig under influence of the^politioal rev> <
olution, f)nd theUL it cannot be regarded in .
the light of That the severance ,
was for tlie unity of he* faith, and that ?*
the Southern Church id rightly . ooji?titu- b
Lea t?uu i* an independent Jind integral
branch of the Church Ca|)iolio. That abe M
a, therefore, free to r*maig an she ia or
return td her uiiioif with the -North. He
regardb the ajiirit of the .age aa .political
and secular aid'tendering to odnibination,
which be views as securing domiuion, but
aa ditpgerou* to truth,, and that the large
expanse -of tb'e country and the discordant
elf mc*ut of ita population are. too *
vaat tor tlm oQntinued harmony of one
Church, and.would notj^taio Suture foun- a
datipn To* truth And peaoe, Ha is in /avor *
of an independent Southern Cbutob, but ir
will. be guided JL>y tb* counsel* of thegen ^
?ral'. body whic^ia to con vane. Hi# mot- ^
to ia "A Church divine, not; human"f ' '
Oo?pet pure and perfect.? Charleston Opm..
rnrf%Olh. + " , * 1
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f1owrs*~SThe principal 'rule for tb?T *
arrangement of flowers is U> place the blue g
nejrtittooaangf, sad ;iU violet next 4ht> 'j>How
? while tbo red sod plnlc irt never
eeo io grenter adyHDtago than when 8tir?
rouod,ed by verdure and by . wliite flower?; ,
Utter m*y ?ls6 be irfvjMUgeooely'dn<- J
pereed among groups Jorafed of b$M> acd- d
orange, and yiottyfind yeHow flowers.
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ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
Tlic following i-xquisito poem wns written
y Brig. <Jen. \V. 1U Lyme; of ilio Feil?ml
nny. wjio was killed at L'l?ickumn?igi?. lie
U3 1IO 1 ohm n poet tlinii n soldier, nml Ihefol(whig
entitle liiiu tv runk nniotig ilic_ foruiobI:
I ?'m dying, Egypt, dying,
Lbbd the crimson life-tide fust.
And the dark Plutonian shadows,
Gather on the evening blast;
Lot thine arm, O Queen, support me,
Hu?h tliy sobs nnd bow thine ear,
lleftrken to the great heart, secret.
Thou, and thou alone, must hear.
Though my scarred and' vetrrnn legionr,
Bear tlu-ir eagles high no uiorc,
And my wreuked nnd seottered galleys,
Strew dark Actinin's fatal shofo,
Though no glittering guard* snri mind me,
Prompt to do their musU-r'a will,
I must perish like n iloiuan.
Die the great Tiiumvirjslill.
Let not Cipsar's servile minions,
Muck the lion thus laid low,
'Twin no fuemau's hand ihat slew him,
'Twhs his own that Btruck the blow,
Ilenr, then, pillowed on thy bosom,
Kre hie star fades quite awoy.
Hint mIio drunk with thy carcases,
Madly threw a world away.
And then, star-eyed Egyptian,
Glorious sorcerer of the Nile,
Light the path to Stygian horrors.
With the splendors of thy smile.
Give this Cresar crowns and arches,
Let his nrow with-laurentwine,
I can scorn the Senate's triumph,
Triumphing in love fiko thine.
I urn dying, Egypt, dying,
lia.ik the insulting foeman'u cry;
They're coming?quick, my. fulchion!
Let me fuce \liem ore. I die?
Oh I nu more amid the batllo.
Will my voice exul ing swell,
Isis and Osiris guard thee,
Cleopatra 1 Rome I'Farewell 1
A candidate fot Congress, out West,
urns up bis edication a9 follows: ,4I never
. ent to school but three times iu my life,
nd that was to a night school. Two
ightu U\e,t?ai;her didn't come, and t'other
iglit I had no candle
CO OWNERS OF COTTON.
T n nnaiv/ir fn nnrv\nmna lnnni. I
M>4W(f v? ku iiuuiwivua
ics from abroad, we should say
hat we arc prepared to take charge
>f, put in order and Bhip any lot of
/otton in the states of Georgia,
louth Carolina or Alabama, as we.
iave local" agents at afmost every
own, and a corps of most efficient
icn, selected for integrity, .capaciy
and experience, to take charge
f every lot.
"We will also pay all taxes anjJ
haxges of every discription, and
udke liberal advances on Cotton,
n short, wo will take chargo of the
Jotton on receipts or orders aud
;ivo the owners no treuble what
ver, from the time we receive it
intil sold and returns are made by
ur houses.
WATTS, CRANE k CO., .
New York, or
W. C. WATTS &CO.,
Liverpool, England.
We invito the special attention
f pon-residents to our fAcilitics.
E. M. BRUCE & CO.,
Augusta, Ga.
U. F. METCALFE & CO.,
Jommission and Forwarding Mcrhants,
Savannah, Ga.
:. M. BRUCE, MORGAN & CO.,
Jotton Factors and ^prwarding
lerchants, Apalachicola, Fla.
Oct. 3, 1865, "25, 2m.
homes'mm.
CUE UndersigTieiJ jti8t-0p?<ied a complete
assortment of
DRY GOODS
-.-vSVi. . . .
-: irvu.; ... GBOj$ERIES,
LHodgWI^poL.Jh ey have Won. autired by
i* in-thabuiineu, that their
o?k trill eompar* Avorably wilh ?ny* in tbe
a COME TO
HOMES' 1ET0T!
'ere you can get your bona ihpd or btifgy
ended, your watch repaired,your bat drew
1 or pade, " >
E007 SKIRTS
Ada or mtidtd, or Vajij xew ?m H?r? U
ib railroad, ab4 Mr* ia tour Diua?r Husm
jr d. a glyvpr v
TarmaOaah or liarkaUble; Prodoca al ??rmtraUfj
.
COCHRAN, SUJS & CO.
Q?M ; i8M .?* *? ga : '
* <J- L. OL^RK,
Patoh**, 0190k* and Jewelry.
HODCUB DEPOT, & a >1L
i.* * ':
IB nraMred with ?H BNunrr tool* iBd iu'
wnilu to do aaytblig tp bit lio? of ttaifi- .
m at lli? k>?Mt rat?a. All work v?mn?d
? do well for twielf* moitbi, if aofc ftrnd it
nok ?nil it will b? don? fre# bf chprg#. Oir?
i? a trial and ?i'tiTy ytw<?}y?t>) illl work
ft at nop ftliPp will b? Ukto ?ara ot Terms
?b. 8?pt, t, 1BA5 M6tn.
nsroTic?.,^?J"'
i^tJSS^SSt^pjfe
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- , JOHN McBRYDE, AAnV.
Mfmi.E YAHH
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INSURANCE
rI~MIE subscriber is Agent .for the tfrent ConAoliJ
I- of Uiq OKKMAN1A, UANOYElt, NlAUA
l'AN'lES OF JiEW YORK, with au iiggr?.-g;it?
CAPITAL OF THREE
By this ai'rnnircmcnt one policy will oover mi Ins
undoubted voiveuey of the' Couipauies its voucb?<
This Compajny also Insures again;
the Perils of Inland Transportai
He is nlso Agent for tho ACCIDENTAL. INSU
*.'hich a human life will lie*lNSURED agninat nil
ii yenr n mnu enii secure to himself or family,
ifi killed, or n certain amount per week iu ease h
to pernon. The subscriber is uow prepared
Aug. if, 1805, 4-3m] J. ]
i i Hi. in- u?i? ars-.
-I,
More Goods. ,
BRANCH & SONDLEY
HAVE just returned froin New York where I
llioy purclmscd a general Astovlmout of
Goods, coiisiating in part 83 follows^
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
Hardware, School Books,
Stationery, Fancy Goods,
irons AND MUM,
Faints and Oils,'Hats and Shoes,
Both Ladies' aud Genltemen's, Ao., Ac.
They intend lo replenish their slock often,
j
Sell for Cash or Approved Barlct,
and be sntisfied with short profit*.
Abbeville C. H. Sept. 11, 1806, 22-3m
LUMSDJSN & M'GEE,
AUCTION
And Commission Merchants
AND FORWARDING AGEN2S,
Columbia, S. C.t
HAVING built a large Store-hnuse in tlie
most central part of the city and con
vient to the different Railroad* and Hotel*. s<>
licit consignments of COUNTRY PRODUCE
and MERCHANDIZE generally. We promise
faithful and prompt attention to all -who may
favor us with their shipments for sale, forwarding
or storing.
BKFERKKCE8,
Hon. T. C. PERRJN, Abbeville, S C.
il. T. PEAKE, E*q., Charleston, S. C. .
RUFUS M. JOHNSTON, Esq., Columbia, S.C.
Gov. B. F. PERRY, Greenville, 3. C. .
September 28, 24, 8m.
THE STATE Ob1 SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBE VILLU DISTRICT.
In Equity. v.
L. D. Merriman and \
L. J. Merriinan, hit* wife, Js*.
) Bill fur Partition.
Albert J. Clinksoales, j f
Jno. M. Hamilton, ami V
wife, and others. ) ?
IT appearing to n>y satisfaction that Joint
M. Uninilton, ami wife Cnrolme, Jamerf
N. Clinktoah-s,- F. 15. Clinkaculcs, Junius 11.
Cliiikuculcs, Florence ClitikRoalca, Klirj belli"
CliDk?cale?, Amautfu M. Cljnkscules, James M
Cowan and William I*. Clinhocalee, defendants
to I his Rill, are absent beyond the limits of tliia '
State, On motion of Thomson ?fc Fair, comp.
nol.. Ordered^ tInn said defendants do ajipear
and plead, answer or demur to said Bill wilhin
three montlis from the publication hei*eof, '-.r
the same will be taken pro confctso against tlie
udalt defendants.
WM. H. PAllKER,u e.a.d. .
Commissioner's Office, )
Oot 18, 1865, 8m J
TIN ware;
AFTER * suspension of four years, the subscriber
haa resumed business at bis old
stand, and is prepared to execute promptly all
orders entrusted to h m To all^rho bavu engag
ed work in tha shop, he IVould say, call at
onoa. A, W. LA.WSON.
Oct. *, 1$65 524-tf
j. A. JONES- "* W. O. NORREL. .
A. R. HOUSTON,
WITH
JONES & N0RREL,
Aakiiiuil ft ?l?i ? IVT-i--t i -
vicupiifi vviHUfteetcif ijj
21^Broad-St., Aoguata, Ga.
Will give one personal attention to the Storage
and Bale of: Co (ton and all other produce raised
on'tbe fenn. r ,
Prompt attention will be given to tbe Reeeirins
sad Forwarding, of ell Goods and lfcekeses.
Sept. St, 18W, 23, fit v ' :
T 1 ; :
SL A. FLEMING, "W.'T. WBELE3,
Of A\>rpnla. Of NathvilU, Tean.
FLEMING & WHELESS
POTTOS. WiBEHOiraFj
v |
r f V AND p . I
Genctal Gotatoiwion WcSrchanfs*
AUa^tTSTA, OA.
lotion* to ?tor? ?nd m11 Cotton snd
oU??r *roduM, and drill ?U?nd to lh? forward- y
lag of CpUon to any point desired. *.
Kg* OonaignOMtiU loUoltod. .
* ?ft. **.
2 1
S" ' t r
Medical College of Georgia, 1
-A-TCJGXJSTlA-.
THE MaKrUMa ?fiMlofu In iMa I?-' i
- ***g! ,
^NOVEMBER NEXT,;
A 9> A will TL- *
8 t'kftd ?dv *nCoir?iTf, tf? amur'
"M:1' * U A. DtJGAS, D4?d. * .
Oatl: ltglfri-iT / --. v. ,
MM Tft IBM.
To a fraction! planter tfho wUhea to rata ootMd
Bl^fitoniHUToola, will fca left on the plae* >
iL??n2iAppl7
p , ' ' . Jj .-, -
V ,' -l1
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! AGENCY.
Luted INSURANCE COMPANIES, oompoecd
RA nnd REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMMILLION
DOLLARS.
urnnco of Forty Thousand Dollar*. .nd is
1 0jv by nil of the Bunks of^Ncw York.
3t Loss or Damage by Fire, and
tion, either by Land or Water.
RANClv COMPANY OF NEW YORK, by
accidents in traveling. For Fifteen Doilsiia
FlVIf THOUSAND DOIA.ARS, provided he
o is compelled to lie up on nccouilt of injury I
to tnko Rinks.
^j^AisroiT, nvr.
NEW STORE
A T
m
Oalhouns Mills
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The undersigned would respectfully
invito the attention
of Purchasers to his Stock of
Goods, consisting, in part, as
follows:
DRY GOODS.
SHIRTINGS,
xwk,
HOOP SKIRTS,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ilose,
NEEDLES, Shoe Thread, Pencils. Hooks ami
Eyes. Pins, Needles, Flux Thread, Coiubs,
GLOVES, GENTLEMEN'S COLLARS,
Knives and Forks,
3?ocket Knives,
Pipes, Ladies Enamelled Belts, Hair Oil, a Variety
of Toilet Soi^ic, Raisins, Mackerel. Herrings,
Sugar, Green Tea, Pepper, Salt*, Segard.
Rope, Jars, Pitch^ra, Jups aud Saucers, Table
Salt,
Smoking and Ohewing Tobacco,
SHOES,
Linnen Handkerchiefs, Ladies Worked Collars
Paper, Envelopes,. Pens, *
Jewelry, Tape, Osnalxirgs, Tiu War?i, FACTORY
THREAD, Extract Logwood, Horse
Shoes, Rasp;," Bastard Files, Shoe blacking,
j... j...
Goods Bartered for Country
Produce when delivered at my
Store.
G. A7. KEiXEY.
Abbeville. Aug. 8, 186B, 2-tf '
r
Important to the Traveling Public.
DAILY HACK LINE
From Abbeville
TO
WASHI 1ST Gr O 1ST.
No fietcntion at Either Place.
^ THE subscribers would
they have this day pat
into operation a Daily Lioe ol Hacks from Abbeville,
d. C., to Washington, Oa.,' Making
Connection with' the-Trains leaving both
places. _ ? ,
Passengers arriving at Abbeville on (he 2 30
P.M. train wHI-arrive' at Washington next
morning in time for the 8.20 train, and'those
arriviogat Washington on the 8.80 P. M. traiu
wili arrive at Abbe villain time for the 10.&0
A. M. train.
WT Seats may be secured from the Agent,
at Barhett's Depot, on the Georgia Railroad,
and#frora the Conductor in the Abbeville
Braaoh Railroad.
JAB. W. FOWLER,.
VY M H. BUlUiS.
"AbbflTiUe, July 85, 186fi. 2-tf
#
COACH AND SIGN
PAINTING.
.' I ' nli'Oi
rpHE undersigned #otoId most' rMpeetfcliy
X inform thf pubjjs tbst'tbsy h**m on bsod a
Qood8l?Skof PsfnU nd. VsrhMi; and thai
M?*Vipro n?rw pr*p*r?d to do slfifehids of.CARRIAGE
Aarp sign PAiimNo, ?t reaconsWoprtes^
for|o??h,orvprovisioh?i Ws o^supy
tb?P?int Shgpforauly owu W by E. J>T?y JOHN
ALD0U8.
.1. O. 8?AU
Anyri1888, 4, tf
thi?, sniiTH fiARAiivi
i Mm * uvu iii uiiii/vuiim
COXXJE&E.
ii , ' - * : ' '.' ?? ?
nPHE ext>roUe* of thie College w|Jl be reX
Mined on iho FIRST MONDAY in Jene*rv
next,
Toe J^Multjr having.bMfl authorised by' the
Board of TrteUea to t*?Tcit? |b?Jr discretion
m to the requisites of applicant* for admission,
uoh lodulgenfce as che oircomstaaces will, bo
extended.
Applicant* roast present tbeahelrA cm the
first Monday ia January. P. . .
' ' ll. LaBHRBE, .
.. . Clutltib** of KmoUv>
Colambis, F. C., 8ept, S8, 1M5,?4~l0t ,
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Railroad Notice.
J??|j08@9 JHK J8Bl fiS
OFFICE* SKKT/SpPT 6, it o. b iu" '
* " s Sl?fe Sept., I8I|.
AN *nd aWthfr drt?% Tmi?
U will rnn d*Uy ores..ibU Ra?<C 1m?iag
Builona atihe o*n*l lime* 1n>ht-' < -
lW B. LASALLK. Gen. 8up't.
'" . ' s " . 1 ,??**
COTTON WASTED.
I wilf W 4bo*Iiigheat market pri?a for
Oojjw.iij.GuW fO<TM?y.<- :'
AVtovi'1? 0,11., S?pL io. 1865,^*,fjjpMg
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NEW STORE
AHD
NEW GOODS.
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The* undersigned would
respectfully inform tho public
that he has established a
STORE IMKVIlLi,
At (he Old Stand of Gray <t HoltrUtm,
A\rlicrc the Most
c
CHOICE GOODS
OFFERED SINCE THE WAR,
<
Will be sold at the Lowest
Possible Rates.
i * . .
The Goods have been
bought for Cash, in order
Sell them Low.
ONLY CASH
WILL BE EXPECTED.
Though personally unrv-puaintod I have
.do douht a good many will recognise uie ?
as the Proprietor of tlie- Bonnet Factory y
established in Newberry.
The following 15 a part of tke iurotM
received at present:
GEISTTS*
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting in part of Shirts, Cashmere
and Cotton ; Hats, Men's mid Boy'?a
large selection; Drawers, Linen"Shirts^,
best quality; Con guess Uaiters, all sizea
"hud kinds; Shirt Collars,Xinen and Pa per;
Cravats, all colors aud prices; M*?r'a
and Boys' Hose* a Superior Artiole; Sua*
fenders, IndiaKubberand others; Handkerchiefs,
Pure White Linen and Col? /
ored. "
PERFUMERY,
, Sufsh as Hair ..Oil; Portiade; Eau Da
Cologne:>Row Water; Etxence of Sweet
Brier; Easeo'ce 'ot Hot*; Windsor Soap,
Colgate Soap in Bard Ao<l others.
Combs and Hair Pius.
Ladiea Swat Rotondo Coroba, witb end * *"
without seta?aometbinff new India Rub
I bar Drawing and'Fin* Coiob?~-Goodjear!?
Patent;'India Rubber Hair Ploi; the Beat
in th<t Market; Pocket Combe; Ladisa
Bella: EBtalanM ?ik1 *>
, ,? ? (<p?r;
Tooth Brpsboe.
HOOP SKIBTS,
V ' w
1
Pocket KqWm; Pontile; NeadUa of
.evarg dMoripUon, v?r* cheap; Spool Cotton,
the wyMwit; Fn(? Thri&ad; Sagara,
a largo quantity. Siuokin/j; Tobacco and
Pipes.
GROCERIES.
v> . : .l JS 'j
Whiuh^c will aelt Very Jo*> Cheew;
Cralkera; Mackerel, by theKlV'aid Small;
. 8<wto..tewfe'4w>
in (lid market; C&cduaa,* hnaj ?*d pUia;
Otim Droi*; Cbocoiat*; Sp?rm .C?t>HI?agtf.;
Rauuip; Qrfcfery W? Baki%
Rwrsfcw, Ma*on'?'i51a(5kff^: S?d ^ good
four y6RR?
A?I bava siwaJv made fin opioid* ft?4
JllmKlare^
pnblic in all that is wished," If my custom . .