Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, June 11, 1869, Image 4
i UC-,
. ^ si- wa9 a fay hoi
' ' , w.k On the wntei
t Hi stoaiu -^jp Norwalk collide*
wit 1 a f afld was immediatel;
8Un ' causing a loss of $40,000
(au Austrian ship, valued at $8G0,
j<)0, was vun into and sunk by th<
eteamer Russia; a boy named Mc
Cormick .was pushed overboard bj
his companions and was drowned
and the boilor of a steamer exploded
causing tho death of two men. Oi
laud, tcu thousand barrels of petrole
urn and several vessels, in all valuei
at 8500,000, were destroyed by firo
a firm of Wall street brokers wor
reported to liavo deeamped witl
S?4)5,000 that didn't belong to them
Mr. "Barrett Van Auken, president o
ajsilver mining company, mado a des
perato but unsuccessful offort to com
init suicide by cutting his throat, am
Charles II. Starr shot Irimself fou;
timcs_before taking his own life ; tw<
or three swindling cases; a couplo o
mysteries and -half a dozen minoi
sensations. This may be called i
very lively showing for a dull season
f
Tiie Envelope Si-stem.?Tliii
name Las been given to that substitute
"for the pew-rent system which secure!
an income for the Church by takin<
a written pledge from each attendan
on the sauctuary that he will give s
certain fium each Lord's day towan
the support of the Gospel. The seat:
arc of course free under this arrange
mcnt. It has of lato years beer
adopted by St. James' Episcopa
Church, Milwaukee, "NVis., and of the
result the 0'osj>el Messenger says :
"Since the introduction of the en
vclope system into St. James' Church.
J{ev. J. Wilkinson, rector, the annuai
income from flie church, containing
only 78 pows, has for tbo last throe
years averaged nearly $3,000. Tin
pledges ranged from 10 cents to $1(
per Sunday. The people once trained
in the s}'stcm of joining their 'prayer?
and their alms,' as an act of worship
-win give lor any otner object with the
Karate free and ready liberality. Evi
denco of this is afforded in this parisl
by their raising and paying out withii
the last fourteen months over $38,000
without sellingor leasing a foot of tht
new Church, or even having resorted
to A&ir or any $ther expedient."
W __?.....
liast Wednesday, in Now Yorli
City, an election was hold among the
Methodists for fivo trustees to take
charge of the usual great camp-mccting,
to be held at Sing Sing, in August,
The ffimnln innmlio? irni>n ^:* -
_ IIV1U LNLUiUU llj
vote, and us great complaints wore
mado last year by this portion of the
church in regard to the unfair and injudicious
allotment of the tents, great
excitement prevailed. Fivo printed
tickets, containing tho names of the
candidates differently combined, were
distributed by canvassers stationed
near the polls, but " scratching" also
prevailed to some extent. By six
o'clock only thirty-five female votee
had beon jC-aat, "but according to the
tactics of an ordinary political clec4:
ii -
nun, uio women reserved their
strength til^.the last moment, and at
8 o'clock, the time of closingtho polls,
canie up in a large body of near a
hundrtyj, to decide tho contest. In
addition, the married women cxercis$?
a supervision over tlieic hutbarfd's
Votes, examining the ticket and
depositing it in the Tjox,. with the reiij*
some (jaeoi: Ybu may, vote
that, dear;" that's all right." This
incident .caused the general observation,
" Tjiat'ji lyhat we're coming to."
8?$?7"*'*
Tho statistics of divorce in Connecticut
are startling. Durinrr thn lnet
O
year the divorccB numbered four hundred
and spventy-eight, or more than
one-tpntii tho number^- of mart-iages.
All iho majfriiiges celebrated in the
State ;during< the year aro included in
tfie total of ^734. The Norwich Bulletin
Bays:- "A. large proportion of
these are marriages : between foreigners,
communicants of the Roman
Catholic Church, who, except in very,
rare eases, never trouble tho courts.
The twenty-five, unhappy conplee
whode nftmfes adorned tho Superior
docket for tHis. county at its last,term
are, without exception, native citizens.
Add JhW.th e.ilfcmber who are prao*
tical^dif^rft^djbut who, from famfly
or other considerations, negleet to
obtain a legal separation, and the extent
oftW ^viltrift be toado appaTATlf
"
Fiiirfndians ontV$tcd Skeridiq at
WaliccQ^Priaiy, arid secured fivo'inHldred
qf his and the people's mules by
th? pMty
of savages %Uaok*4,4^e Scandinavian
Colony, in K^psas^ ^nd. iuUeij, several
Jn?n# K
.-,ii
fMirUfetiMsbetJetfn .'that
city and- I>ewd^iy,' Brt^hn3, 6Mi 4>e
Tbo wi' ~~~" ' (T
'/f si wiT
Mil" fc l|WU
\ *
The Now York Tribune of Wednes
, day says: Wo bxivo special and crcd
\ ibio advices tliat by means of sever
or eight expeditions which bi^vo with
. in a few months loft licsv York and
' Philadelphia, the Cubans h^vo re
ceived largo and somewhat surprising
quantities of arms and munitions Oi
war.
Y . _ _ '
' Washington.?An ordinauco foi
' indiscriminate admission of white and
1 colored persons to all places of amuse
' meat has passed both branches of the
City Council.
The brieklavers at the Navv Yard
( liuvo resolved to strike unless twe
. colored men who wcro reeoutly ap
j pointed arc withdrawn.
There is a family residing in AYa
j verly Place, New Yori^-City, consist
r ing of threo "persons, whoso unitec
3 age is only twenty-nine years and n
j few months. The physician's certifi
cate describes the father as a school
j boy, aged fifteen, and tho "mother at
a school-girl, aged fourteen. Th<
child ia only twelve days old.
m - ?
s A protest against ritualism in .the
Protestant Episcopal service, and t
cull for an anti ritualistic convention
havo been published and signed bj
1 many prominent clergymen in llli
'j nois.
^ .
j-or cone in horses a correspondem
takes soft water, adds more salt than
} it will dissolve, and with a woolen ra^
I bathes tho hovse on the small of tin
? ha?k with this brine, rubbing it ii
hard, lie has never known it to fai
to relievo the animal. '
: WHITE G80DS!
JACKONETS, Cambrics, Plain WhiU
Swi>s,
1 Striped and Clirckef! Swi?s,
I Nainsooks and Mull Muslins,
; White Piques^ Iiiali Linen*,
Striped Linen Collars and Cuff*,
Swiss ami Jiicouel Trimming*.
Swiss Puffings. This is an article pn irely
new; v-ry extensively used by tht
i ladict for making and iriminincr Snencer*
;i#id Bodices.
A gre;?t variety of Linen Edgings
l^rd lings Riifilings, Tnpo Trimmings, &c.
All ibe above found at
I WULTE BROTHERS.
April 30,18C9 ?1-tf
WHITE BROTHERS
WOITLD call special attention to their ver}extensive
Block of
: STAPLE. DRY GOODS,
< Domestic Goods, of all kinds,
; LINEN DUCKS AND DRILLS,
[ at all prices,
SUMMER
TWEEDS I (MM,
i COTTONADES AND KEN
; TUCKT JEANS. '- <
April 80, 1P69, 1, tf
CROQUET, CROQTJhT
TIIE season for playing ibis popular
gave bus conic..<
Any one needing a 6et can be supplied
by calling on ?.
WHITE BROTHERS.
April 30, 1869?I-tf t
WEEDING HOES
PLANTERS needing'Sny of 'lba abo*6
will find n large stfcck of -them lit
ibe ?tore of
WHITE BROTHERS.
April 30,1809?1-tf
LUBIN'S
Me MtecMeMliMs,
. (The Ruul French !)
JOCKEY CLUB, - ^ \
VIQLETTE And
ROSE GERANIUM.
. ? For aale by* v
WHITE BROTHERS.
April 30,1869^-1-if 3
SCYTHES A$D CRADLES
REAP HOOKS kc.,
A SUPERIOR lot iiHl receded by
J KNAYn U- n- .
- - ?Vrtlf .
1 May 7, I860, 2-t( '. jfy
CANS, OY8f?IiS, JFgUgjt.QES
and (JOPrNi SARDINES, rhfeL
ES, PEPPERS A U CJ8
ws&w>. r?
.-.J, ^ 869,.%^^ rtdfy 1
t . To i i
Kill Finding*, for ..L at th* W?&'d*b
prie? bjr * *r ) .?* is''!?* gmb'-t
.. ,m v , w tnmjjB&A
I9fr Bro*4 Aegtigt^
April a. 18#*.??, ^ ,
rato;*
1-4 " ' 1-2 v 'PitiEWSBmng.
11 ii.11iiin i,- n?
,i ';/?i m
' I1ITSI
I
) f] AVE opened tln-ir stock, 'and lieg
. IX leave to call atteniioti to the Ik ads
>1 Department?.
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
1 . A complcre line
CROCKERY.
? . C. ' .
China, Granite, CC, and Glassware.
SABBLEHY.
. McClellnn, Englibh and Spanish Sad
dies.
. MESS.
lu greixt variety.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
1 Tne largest stock we have ever opened.
Hats and Cans.
L " *
' AH of tbe noTelties. of the senson.
BOOTS & SHOES.
To the ladies we can offer MILES' cele
biated Philadelphia woik.
IIARDVARE & CUTLERY.
The planter, mechanic and honsekeeper
can be suppliud with every article desired
GROCERIES.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Under the charge of Mrs.
M. J. LYTHGOE, whose skill,
ability and accomplished tastej
as a Milliner and Dress Maker \
is too well known for ns to
make any comment.
MILLER & ROBERTSON.
April 16, 18G9, 51, tf
njomir
Guardians and Trustees
1 T^RF.vinrrsT.v
m | v; ...ovsuMO
1 of Equity, and Executors, Administrators
and Guarditins, qualified by the late
Court of Ordinary for Abbeville District,
?ro hereby notified to make* their utiiiual
Returns to the Probate Judge of Abbeville
County, forthwith?else all failing to do so
(who are in arrear>) may expect, after the
flV?* qf Jay of May next, to be complied
according to law.
WILLIAM II ILL,
Judge of Probate Abbeville Co.
March 24 20 if
Estate of
F. B. LOGAN. Iffifi'D.
PditouanJ' t<* order In'CoGrt of Chancery,
all creditor? of Aelistfit^ of Fred. B. Logan,
dec'd, are hereby notified to present and
prove theirjf?fenian<Js Before me on or before ihe
second of Sept. next,' bf be bahed;Lleik'a
Office, Abbeville Co Jane 2 18G9.
MAITI1EW MuDONALO, C- C. P.
June 2 30 tf.
of
RICHMOND S.COBB.DKC'D.,
Pursuant to order in Court of Chancery, all
Creditorr of the Estate of Richmond 8.
Cobb, dtefd.. arc herpby notified to present and
their demands before me, on or before the second
of $ept. text, or It barred. a
Clerk's Office. Abbeville Co.. June 2 18G9.
MATTHEW McDONALB, C. U. Pi
June 2 . , 8f> ( ; tf.
Estate of
AJJGUSTDS SI. SJiiTH, DECT).,
Pursuant to order in Court of Chancery,. all
Creditors pf the 'Estate of Augustus M.
Smith, dec*d.,' are hereby notified to- present
and prove tbt-ir demands befop? me. on or before
the s cond of Sept.''next, or be ^bnirredClerk's
Office, Abbevifte Co.. June 2 18G0.
MATTHEW 7U~nr>vi ? f T> ^ ?
. . rj. M,,,Mvvyn ckUMJf O# !'
June 2 * " T ? ' 80 tr.
Estate of ' ,
Sft?H0D'- Wi: CALLA^tAtt, BEC'D.,
r>.ur?u*nt 10 order in Courtflf Chancery, all
1 Ci edlior* of the'testate of BHerod^NV. C^liv *
ham, deo'd., are hereby notified lo present and
Clerk's Office, Abbeville dfcrfW?"*45
; ? MATTHEW McDONALD, 0. C. P.
i'.
sho??,
8tuff, OSnttbxfcfatt' Shirtings .'.t
i
IM1 '/.TA
' ^ ' ^ ' ' ' ' - - ?? ?
Brrirvr-rrT'-""""""" " r'f ?
I ESTATE OF #
mm hose, ra.
PURSUANT to order of Court in Chancery,
all creditors of tho Estate of JOSHUA
DcHOSK, deo'd, are hereby notified to present
nbd pro*c their demands before me, on or before
thb twenty first of June next, or bt barred.
MATTIIBW vcDONALL), c. c. r.
Clerk's Office, Abbeville Co., \
March 21, 180<J., f 20 3m
liliiT
i ^
t at r !-3 ' - *
t. uum |/ci"umb iiKifoiea lo ihe ?nb*criber
fi PRIOR Tl) TIIB 1st JANUARY 1SG!?
aro hereby notified tliat tinier* immediate pav
nifnti are made, tliey will tind their notes aud
accounts in the hair's of an officer for collection.
I have indulged you. You must now
help me. lor I must have money to meet ni>
liabilitku.
JOHN A. TALMADGE.
Jan. 29. 18K9.40?tf ..
NATIONAL HOTEL,
(Near llie Greenville and Charlcstor
Railroad Depots,)
COLUMBIA, S C.,
KIT AS LIBERAL ACCOMMODATION Tnr
fl B <;noNtn. The Location is con'vc-nient.
th? ROOMS are tpacioua and Wfll-Vfiiolnted :
FURNITURE new; SERVANTS prompt nnd
attfiitive ; the TABLE is bountifully eupplieo
with
EVERY DELICACY
Tl.nl !.. * -*
mic . hc<> uuurua j una Uie 1JA11 is wel'
stocked with
Choice Wines and Liquors.
Tlie proprietor gives his personal supervision t
the establishment, anJ intends to maintain an
extend its reputation as u
FIRST-CLASS HOTE L.
The traveling public nre respectfully invite
to lest, il? merit* by milking their home ?t thNuiionul
Hotel, while smying in Columbia.
n. JToyner,
Proprietor.
October 11 - 48 tf
\m Milium
iiiiuii -lllllVUlllllilil
FOE 8J&8.
Our business having increased eo much
that we find ourselves justified in furnishing
our mill njiew entirely with Iho mot-t
modern machinery of larger capacity than
the old, we offer the following named artijeles
at v*ry reduced prices, some of whirl
I is as good as any in use in the District
Persona needing such will find it to thei>
inter. st to examine what we offor at much
le?s than real vaiue.
1 Four Foot Burr Stone, (runner.)
hh good as new. never having been
I used but very little, and is of as good gii1
as any IJnrr Stone in the country?will bi
sold n? n bargain.
| 1 Pair four foot Corn Stones,
considerably worn, >>ul would herve at a
mill doing ordinary good business for a
long time. The grit is the vefy best, nnd
makes excellent uieul?will be Bold verj
low.
1 good Smut Jttachine. -ihis u
a rate chance to buy a very good Smutter.
at loss than half ih* Original cost.
O n- 1 -
<& DU.il i opinneiB, witu 1'alem
Collars <uid BhIhiica Irons, complete, all
new?will he sold cheap.'
1 Cogwheel, in segment*, (new)?
will bo sold at less than half the original
cost.
2 Pinsons, (new) to run with the
above Cogwheel, which will work on thei
mill spindles alluded to above. Will be
sold for less limn half the original coat.'
Besides the nhove, various other article*,
which will be sold low.
Wi.soa & HntcMnsoi.
- Abbeville C. Li., S. C., M*y 17. 1869.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
Greenville and Columbia Bail
road.
ON tnjj tlltr liSifajItpAY. the Bth
instant, Pai>SAnger Trains will ran daily.
. .???-j ? ? *
......... r rA. rpvcu, c-UIIlltiCUUg Willi Plight'I' all)
on South Carolina ami Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroads. uu followa: ...
Leave Colurthia at. 7 00-?. W
" Alston at 8 40 "
" Newherry at 10 10 "
Arrive at Abbeville at 8,80 p. rr.
at Anderson at.. 4 20 "
" at Greenville at ,..6.00 "
L*.ave Greenville at A SO a. id
" Anderaon at ....t lO **
? Abbeville at ?..8 45 "
" Newberry at ......1.80 p. id
" Alston at .....S-'ftO "
Arriye at Columbia at - 5.20 ?
Trains on the Blue Biige Railroad *will *t?o
run daily, Sunday* excepted.
Leave Anderson 4.30 p. m
' Pendleton it. -..J.6.SO."
Arrive at Walhalla at .9 80 "
Leave Walhalta af 8.80 a.
; I Wlcton .it V.w6JlW
Arrive at AttfeMoif ftt... .i....~ .;..fl>80", "
The TrkiiV wHl rettirn from Bet ten WAndei*
ion on Mouday and Friday mornings.
JAMES O. MERKDIlfff, {?
General Superintendent^ j
S;
Prospectus.
THE WILUAMSTON S. C, 1
ARGUS,
WM, A. McCOUKLE,)
II. J. EPTING, JJWitoifc
"This nrgus o'er the peoples riglita
Doth an eternal Vjgil k?*ep ;
Nb soothing strains from Main's Son's
Can lull hit* huudrej] eyes to sleep."
We propose to publish and issue about |
the 1-t July, 1809, at Williainston,.Anderson
County, S. C., a "Weekly Nfws
paper," to l>e devoted to Literature, Science
and. Art, and to the political principles o<
the founders of the American system ot
Government.
lis columns will contain original matter
from distinguished contiihutore. Tlies'Zf
..flU ol.?M.I..H
... omrvniiui equal Hie "ljiirgest Weekly"
in llie Slate, and contain ub much
reading matter.
We are pltnsed to give notice that a
i-lUlin^uiidii'd Chemist of the State has
piomised us occasional niKales, which
alone will be worth the buhscription. The
ICditoiial Department will contain spicy
matter of an independent diameter.
Terms in advnnco. Ad<lre?s,
McCORlCLE & EFTING,
Williaoialou Argu*.
May 21, 4?.tf.
J. VV. TROWBRIDGE&CO.
At tho "Marshall House Corner"
may bo found
A LARGE & GENERAL
Assortment of Goods. Our
STOCK OF
Sugars, Coffee and Tea is complete
us, are our other lines of
GROCERIES
Wo liave a general stock of Hardware,
CONSISTING OF .
In part, IToes, Axes, Shovels, Spades,
Augers Hakes, Planes, SawB, Chiesla,
Locka, &c., &c.,
THREE
T1 1 ? ' * * ~ '
iijuu^ajiu pounus cnoice country 13a
ecn, also
MACKEREL AND
Herring by the Kit or Barrel. Flour,
all grades. Meal and Grits constant
ly on band. Earthen Ware, from a
iivo Gallon Churn to
A HALF GALLON JUG.
April 9, 1869, 50, tf
Columbia Hotel <
* COLUMBIA, S. C.
THE Proprietor* take pleasure in nnnount-iiig
that this elegantly furnish ill
tur iislieil Establishment is uow open for
i lie accommodation of gucHs. "J'ho tahle 1
will always he supplied with erory deli ar\ .
?f the 6?jaR?>n?l?oih frum tht New Yurk I
md Charleston markets, and no efforts will
he spared to gave entire satisfaction. in uv
.?r.v respect, to our patrons. FREE .<
LUNCH in the refw.tory every day Irotn
11 uutil half paal 12 o'clock. ]
WM. GOBMAN,
H. II. BADENHOP,
Proprietors, i
May 14, 1809, 4t
NOTICE THIS!
i
TIIE Notes and Accounts of ROCHE A ,
CHRISTIAN are in my han ls for collection.
AM persons indebted are requested to "
come forward'nnd settle, as longer iudulgeno
caunol be given
6. McD. MILLER.
Jan 17, 1868, 89, tf . |
CARRIAGE m WAGON j
CHARLES COX\
I ; ' " n
O EHPECTPULLY informs the poblib thai
It1 he is prepared to brild to order, BUGGIES
aud LIGHT ROCK A WAYS, and to dn
all kindaof oARUlAGE and WAGON WORK
at hort notice; und on reasonable terms. All
oew work w*rr?nted for twelva months. - j
' February'2S. lSns. 44. tf
BLACKSMITHING. j"
FRIDAY JACKSOtf, 1
\ITEfiL known in this community as a skill- I
?? ful worktrinn. will attend to Sral hwork
upon Carriages, Wa?rns, Piautatleq Tool*,
Mills, Engines, ?fc<\ His terms ato reasonable T
?nd ha warrants his work- to b* equal to the JL
best. *'*./' ' hi'
February 23,186?, <4, tf . ,1- ** fH
.'V' . ?. M
t>. i ; v .? ?i(
uinvco?iy unitec
illUI\L.IIOUIl HWIOE ;
, r.Q6iihidi0ijL. s."o' |~
-.i K \ " - - * ?.***> ' j
pias* /Ctisa aoTaet. l
^ |d(|90. > < to&Xi ;
*wr**t*Pa?w I
;^roDtf?7Vp?i??oysieua;K*?4 ib*m*fc? i; ,
, pTSyi; Iffin ii>Tif <r> <
lad<Hee, BridIet, Ha{ii?sa, Col- j
CONGAREE
n
Oolumlbia, S. O. - '
lOilLiil,
Proprietor \
^ ^
Two or Three Roller Sugar
Cane Mills, of 10, 12 and 14
Inches Diameter, Manufactured
to order on short notice.
Also, Seventy Gallon
Boilers.
MANUFACTURER OF j
Steam Enpes, Steal Boilers,
MILL GEARING, of any kind,
GRIST AND SAW MILLS,
Smutters, &c., &c.,
IRON AND BRASS CASTING TO ORDER.
ON HAND anil for Siile Clieap for
Cash, one 25 Ilorso Power Sla ionary
Stenm Engine and two Flue lioil1A
II-.- I i ? ? ? - - ?
wuu jv iiuiaeuivio) one circular &nw
Mill, complete.
Constantly on hand, all sizes of
Gin Gearing.
A li?*t of prices vvillha furnished on application
to Hie Proprietor.
All work warranted.
TEUMS CASH ON DELIVERY.
April 30, 1809, 1. 12rn
NOTTGET
I ill
j. i; Tintiivi),
D It U G G I S T.
COKESBURY, S. C.,
illOULD inform his frien'la and the puMic
T T I liat lie lina j usl received a full asburtnunt
of the very b^at
DRUGS, FAINTS, OILS,
. Yarnistes, Dye Stiffs, Soaps,
Extracf1Perfumries,
PAPER, ENVELOPES,
UIR DIES AND RESTORATIVES 0
THE BEST QUALITYAnd
all articles usually kept by Druggists,
which he nfTVrj on the most reusouriUe terms,
lis "whole sfoi-k beinejust. selected by DR W.
X NORWOOD, in Bnltitnote and New York.
In addition to liisvcy complete Block of
)rugH*nnd Chemicals. he keep* constantly
i supply of the very beet qualities of
BRANTDY,
M AND HlilSKIiV,
For the sick, and family use, being reooiriirndt-d
and te?ted by I lie physicians gener11
v. Physicians' pr?jcripiior>s and all orers
filled with exactness, nnd uny urticle
allwd for- not on h <ud promptly ordered.
Th&nkfr' the very liberal patronage betowed
uj h'm <lurinp (lie post y?ar lie
opes by the most strict attention, lo merii a
"uiinuuiice of the isme, promi.'ii^ to keep
onstantly a supply of all articles Deeded by
le pa'-lio jrtoerally. ,
Respectfully,
J. F. TOWNSLNO.
Feb 12, 1869^ 42?tf
ro THE PUBLIC
! $ ' j
s - ' - . -,f . j
y E3PECTFULLY informs the citijaoa o '
\i. Abbeville District that he he* located
mself at &iount formal. wber?- be ^rill praola
the varioun branohrfc of hi* profession,
4-,wh?re he wilt b# fouud wbeo lot profe*>oally
engaged. . ^ ,
Mo?nt Cartnel, Alibeville Di^triot.
April 1 I86?,4?, ?m* ;
G. STOEPEL, j
WATCH MAKER,
Oorntrof Bra^ pud ^*?1c?on &Ue?U, M
.(Dj>4?rlQ)abe 'tfaiefc) X ! i
*BS |TMtnt ?in davotcd&ib* fepalrao ^
- I
i innTuinwumwiii puiiw am
THE ABB
SEAL, SIGN &
PEOPRI]
rpiIE subscribers would roppeetfully inforr
1. pkilll'ul workmen, and nil the neeessarry
IMAGES, BUGGIES AND WAGONS,and
lies*.
f All now work warrented for twelve montlx
for CASH, which we make to the purchaser'
[PAINTING AND TRIM!
Particular attention will b? piven to tha Paint
git:s, and all contracts faithfully curried out.
SMITH DEI
We have in our empW an efficient wortcn;
We have a Patent Tire-Shrinker wii
f?ct accurracy withuul^uiMuv, making llui \
without, dhinuging the wheel in the leaRt. 1'
would do well to reinetuber ihnt one-h.ilf the
hv cutting and shrinking in the usual way. 1
where this machine is nsod.
GOT3TANTLY
NEW BUGGIES of the best mateii ?l. Ah
Wahinl and Drop Black C"(lins. The hear;
*ipp<>intcd time, ?nd Personal attention given v>
Msiy 28, 1800, 5?if
:I/rrn im imrAni
nw ii ubtuiii
T H
w. c. hew;
At the Big Si?
BROAD STREET, AU
IS THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP, PURE AND
BRAMES, WHISKIES,
Ales, Porters,
IN" CONNECTION WITH
LARGE RECTIFYING AND RE
THE only Establishment of tliat kind, ir
nothing but Pure tmd Unadul tern tod L
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN
To which tlioy would call the nttention of tin
;ilI wl??i will favor them with their patronage, I
in the SuUlb.
"W. C. II
TTPWTTT'C f% T ADW Tr/ vrwnr
. J. J. J. u uliVIJJi IlUXi'jL,
On
Mav 28. 18G0. 8 ?3in
JOHN m
HAVE JIJST RECEIVE]
FAMILY S
CONSISTING of EVER?
FIRST CLASS Grocer
been selccte^l with care and bo
TTT *11
vv e will not bt*. undersold wl
goods are taken into considera
30
April 9," 1819, 60?if
mm
REPAIRERS OF COTTON GINS,
HOUSE CARPENTERS
TtlE subscribers would inform their-friends
prepared, wi'li competent workmen and
Cotton Gins, Threshers and Fans, nnd do
From their long experience in tlie various bran
of their ability to give 8utii<fai^i?n, nnd trust ti
now receiving a supply oi GIN. MATERIAL, i
iliat line. Work wili be done on tbe moat re
EKY.
They will ftl?*nvftbeep on hand a good auppl
OAK COFFINS.
JOHN ENRIGHT.
August 10, 1809, if.
Formerly known r as Barnes'
Bocky River Kills.. ^
. - 3m + .? - pm
- oik
HAVTNOfiOtPMY INTEREST IN
- BARNE3* MiLLS, on Rocky Ri
?er, I *dopt-?M? itoeihod of giving notice,
uid of iittrodacfng 19 Ihe gratn*grinding
)ui>lio".roy" ?uco?fporfl, M??rg, OLIVER . ..
!t tfOuNO, enterprising, in?lo?trioiia ?iidf
iccommodaiicg young men wbo are All
!FeU to Grtod CMn "
>,:.t and 6aw )n
rhort not ioe 'and in tit a
IFtft(1Hg^m,enj.
qf lha You bavo
r- .... T^n)fr1nra^
EYILLE .
#
f
Wbmsoi,
ETOTIS.
n the public that thoy are prepared with
materials for the manufacturing of CAR*
I all otbof work pertaining to tbeir buai*
?, and sold at ibe lowest Ggyres possible,
s interest.
rT^Tn
ui\ti UEFARTMENT.
J
ing and Trimming of Crriages and Bug?
'ARTMENT.
tan in nil the branches of this basinets,
lli which we can Bhrink tires with per*
*ettkest phicfis stronger than before, mid
ersons who have tires that need shrinking
wheels nro ruined or materinlly injured
Satisfaction ii guaranteed in every job
?N HARD,
<o, Metallic Cases, Imitation Rosewood,
;o will attend funerals punctually mt the
rben dt sired.
iflpIPiii
j AA1JU 1 tiVl JLiJLi
ITT & CO.,
fn No. 282,
GUSTA, GEORGIA.
UNADULTERATED LIQUORS, SUCH AS
RUMS, Gil, WINES,
Bitters, &c.
TEIIS HOUSE IS A
FINING ESTABLISHMENT,
i the Southern States, where they make
iqnors. They are also *
LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
5 trade. They defy competition, nasiiring
that they will aell cheaper than'auy bouit
EWITT & CO.,
Fare Reduced to S3 Per Day,
o of tlio Best Hotels in the South.
ix (i rn
D A FULL STOCK OF
SUPPLIES,
THING usually kept in a
y More, alt of which have
ught for CASH..
ion tne UUAL1TY of our
tion. Gtve us a call.
lOX'AGO.:.
rum
THRESHfeES AND PANS,
i AND BUILDERS. -'
3 and the public generally that they uro
en abundance of material, to REPAIR'
all work in the line of-Carpentering,*
ciies of their business, they feel confident
u mem mo puoiio patronage. 'JL'liey ar?
iod are prepared-to execnto all work. it
asonablo lerws?CASH ON" DELIYt
y of READY-MADE WALNUT *?4
D. B. SMITH. .
pring- and Summer Stock of
Goods for g^le by
V: .
Calhoun's Milium S. C.
>HE tebtoribera b?v?Jp?t reeef*ej
Spring ?nd SGmnref Stoat, ae<J ?r?i no#
P?r?i u? otf?r.u
t of jhe UraMt ?aa choice?! Stock* of / '
DRY GOODS, ChOTBim:
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+< . *>* k'-}- ^rfCY'GfOOB&z
4TS'-tA&D 3Hi'a^J*
ORUtiZ: AND .^WpgpMr,..;
of weioh they Will ull low for?^.Qfteig|
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