The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, July 04, 1856, Image 3
CITY BBUG STORE.
WM. HAINES,
No. 217 (North Side) Broad Street, ?3
AUGUSTA, GA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
bRVG8 AND MEDICINKS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
I'CTTY, VARNISHES, ETC.
PERFUMERY, HAIR URUKHKS, COMBS, TOILET
SOAPS, HAIR OILS, POMADES, HAIR
DYES, IIDK'F EXTRACTS, ETC.
All of which are offered at low prices for
Cash. j
Particular attention j>aid to Uie preparation |
vi i-ri?onjlA?S?" rUKSCHIPTIOUS ami 'lie
dispensing of Family Mcdicines. A large as urtinent
of Fresh n Vnrrantod
Garden, Grass and Field Seeds.
Orders from the Country promptly
attended to.
May2, 1850. 52-ly
A. CTsqUTKirjT
^ CHEAP CASH
FIJRmiYlKK STOKE,
172 Main Street,
<J u l u m hi a, s . c .
MANCFACTfllKIt AND CKNIIHAI. liRAI.KI! IN"
Fine ami l'laiu FURNITURE,"
1*1 AX OS, CIIAIUS, MATTRASSES, CHILDREN'S
CARRIAGES, 4e., Ac.
EW All fully Warranted.
April H, 1 SoO IV) ly
u . s . it o w i: k ,
Manufacturer and dealer in
* UKNITUltE
Of Every Description,
AN I)
bi a ysL. m. BE a
Of Every Style;
FISK'S CELEBRATED METALIC BURIAL
CASES.
Opposite the Congarce House,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
April 11,18 r. r, 4'.' ly
ESTATE OF JOHN GIVJENS, DECEASED.
li I 1 L 1'j .11 L T .
rF^UE Kindred and Creditors, and nil parties
JL coneerncd are hereby notified that a final
Settlement of snid Estate will be made in
the Ordinal's Office, Abbeville, on the 14tli of
October next. The Distributees are requested
to be punctual in their attendance, as the administrator
will not hold himaclf accountable
for interest afterward?.
JOHN' L. ELLIS, Adm'r.
June 20, 1866. 8-8in.
- - _
Piano Fortes.
TIIE Subscriber keeps on handj-' l
Xuau's Clark's celebrated |
grand action PIANOS, also, other makers';
MELODEONS, ifcc., which lie warrants, and
will sell atAVw York prices, ilclivtrcd at the
Depot. S. GARDNER,
10C- RScHAnpsoN STRKKT,
a s ? -1? ?- ...
-r? j' ul- uwre tiuave r.xcuauge JJauK,
Columbia, S. O.
April 11, 1856 ly
REM SEN'S
HAT IIAiVIIFACTORV,
4.NI)
Leader of Fashions,
Kichnrdson Struct, No. 187,
Opposite Exchange Roip,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
April 11, 1856 4'J * ly
JOITES & LIVINGSTON,
xinurueyj at juaw,
Officc next door to Thornton ?t Fair,
ABBEVILLE C. II.
H. A. JOKES.] [.J. IV. LlVlX'tSTON.
$100 Reward.
TFIE subscriber will give the above Reward
to any person or persons for tBe appreliension,
witli^ sufficient * evidence to "Convict
thc'Tneendinry who set lire to my House, on
tWliight of tlie 21st instant. ^
. DR. P. II. BRADLEY, '
" Mapleton, Si <0.
April 29, ]fi56. * ^ G2-tf j
. HEAD QUARTERS,
? >? a n w:iu>. - I
vvu A?WgiAU(/Jlb) 0. V. miiitltt.
OBDER NO.?
WHEREAS F. "V7. R. Nnnee litis been qppointcd
nsStatant Quarter Master, lie
will be oboyednn<1 respected accordingly.
By order of Col. T. J. Roberts.
" J J. J. ADAMS, Adj't
^April 20, 1S&G. ' 62-t'f
% JAMES S. COTHRAN,
Attorney at Law,
ABBEVILLE 6. C.
gptT May be found for the present in the
Comniiisitphtr's Office.
Jan 18 1869 -. 37 ly
t1' ^ ? . . , ? I
. POULLAIN, JENNUfGS, <fe CO.,
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS, I
ifc > ' AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. v
.A. Poijllain, Thomas J. Jennings, Ibaiaii Pcrsk.
Mgy 2, 1856. ? 52-|-y
Cijm.jn.xm*
BH. SCIJDDA*, M. Office
?at Lovndesvill^' S. C., solicits pract5?ejn
CXlKOSlC DISEASES. His extensive <
acqdkintapp'e with Anatomy, Physiology and
Pathology, artd the laws and means of health,
in-conoection with the best and mo*t satisfac
^ . MIWWII w uiu umesaiun,
^ur,1'8\l t'?e <liitea?ed superior
* j?8 ^?P"^in<!n^ of Medicine receives his
1W&'S?l'*'t,aa* ,.to
g*?? gfewl
%& CAPERING,
iSfc^SEf? q [ |^m[niP**nt' ^adow 8h?dcr
"rld in\n^?? from Abbeyille Dis*nw%*?!?iHg
to purchase will do w^Jl to rail
" ?- ' '*' - ?-- *TSQW
W^JnJ11?
April 2, 1860. 4S ^'^tf**
> *-.?*- * :
*
SPRING GOODS?1856.
J. F. BURCHARD &, CO., AUGUSTA, GA.,
Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall,
AUK now receiving an unusuully choicc
variety of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling at the very lowest prices
possible, nnd to which the attention of purchasers
in very cordially and respectfully invited.
Their stock emhrnces the following, among
others, of French English and American
production*. Partienlar attention is asked to
l'atusli, Lupin. Soydoiix, Lieher ?fc Go's mnnu< ??
,.t ltn...i.~~: ?
IUVWUIV V* A/.'...uatiiiV3, VIIIIIIIL'3, UCJBIIIt'S,
bur cues, grenadines, Ac. Tliirrin <fc Milliard's
block nud colored chullie", margnise, veil
berage, nnd tissues.
PRINTED GOODS.?Steinlmch, Koccblink*,
Poivala, brilliantcs, cambries, jaconets, lawns,
organdies and bernges,
?.m.so?
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks ;
" Fonilaads, very handsome ;
" French ami l.nglish Calicoes of Stciubaeli's
HoglcV Monleiths <fc Norton's;
Cases* of Ginghams, black and fancy, all prices;
Printed cliallics and borage delaine*, from low
priced I" very rich ;
American lawns and muslins;
' Calicoes, low price and fast colors;
110 USE A"EE PIX(J G O ODS.
Richardson's I.inens, and oilier makers, a
very full assortment in all varieties, for shirting,
sheeting, pillow casing, ?fcc., etc..; ,birds-eye
diapers, Scotch ditto, towollinir and towels.
Turkish Bath, <Le.; window drapery, lace and
muslin, Ac., ?te.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in
Linen drillings, ?fce., cottoundcs of all aorta, vesting1*.
spring cassimercs,.cn8liuierctt, drabe'te, <to.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
An unrivaled assortment of sheetings and
shirtings, brown and bleached, from 3-1 to 12-4
width and from the lowest prieed to the finest
English nnd American makes.
PL A NT A T10N G OODS.
Of every sort nnd kind, considered desirable
to have, by the piece or bale. In addition to
the above, we have the very finest assortment
of collars, Laces and Embroideries in general,
to be found probably in the State.
J. F. BURCUARD A CO.
May 2. 1850. 52-ly
war in kansas!
T. v. T Tir ft m t? r a ti t *
A. M A X JUL JJ Liu JLJL X
NOBODY SCARED!!
"\\Tli would say to all persona who have
t*t Wheat ou hand und wnnt good Flour
for it, take it lo
WILSON'S MILLS,
formerly known asDonnald'a Mills, on Turkey
Creek, one mile from Uentsville Poat-offiee.?
These Mills make more Flour to the bushel than
any mill in the District, and all who may favor
him with their patronage will find the proprietor
accommodating, and cannot fail to be pleased
with the Mills. [May 15,185G 3m
~ Ai0LlTt0NiSTS_IN KANSAS !
Drive Them Out!
tJivc The Niggers Room I
r IX) those who have so liberally patJL
ronized us in "our lino" we ten- Hlill
der sinccrc thanks. And wc take this method
of saying to thein, and to curry hotly, that we
have juFt made additional improvement* in
our machinery for grinding Wheat at our Mills,
on Rocky River, and also on Calhoun's Creek,
By the time the new. crop is ripe, we will be
prepared at cither place, to make a superior
article of Flour. For "turn out,".we can undoubtedly
take from a bushel of Wheat, all
the four that is in it, and "the best can 'do no
more." C. V. BARN ICS, <fc ("o.
May 31. .V'Jm
PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
a*. THK subscriber having nurchas/Sjr
cd lauds in Florida, wishes to
?m. sell his Plantation lvinir in Al.l.?.-;n?
# -J ...n ...
District, near Dorn's Gold Mine, on Buffalo
Creek, containing Two ^Htindrcd ?tid Fifty
Acres, of which are aboul^One Hundred antl
Ninety Acres Cleared; *Oncx "Hundred and
Fifty Acres nro' Fresh, and in good repair,
and in high state of cultivation with-a
good Dwelling House on the eatrte with two
good -brick cliininpya tQ^it,;with good out buildings
and h good new 'Gitr.House and Screw,
nil in good repair.
An}- person wishing to purchase will do
wcty to call and examine, as ij> will lay open
for private sale till the loth of October, 18.10,
when, I Khali offer it for BHQfjit public outcry,
together with all kinds of Stock and Crop of
Grain, together with 17 likely young Negroes
may be sold at the same time.
M ITCnELI? vlQX.
.Iim? ft -.ar.f. * -* *
vniiyY) iWI/W . i ^ OIQ8
EST Tlic numerous friends of the lion.
J. 1'. MARSHALL, being entirely satisfied
witli hie past course in the Senate, announce
liim again as a Cn Jidato for ro- electjpn.
tST The friends of Dr JOHN" W. HEARST
respectfully announce him a Candidate for
Senator, at tho ensuing election. ,
The friends of THOS. THOMSON,
Esq., announce Jjim a Candidate foV re-election
to the Legislature.
(J38r The friends of G41&S. McGOWAN
announce him a Candidate for re-election to
the Legislature. ?.
Wje^flfo/iutliorized to announce Mnj.
R. A. GRlig&TN a Candidate to represent
Abbeville District in the next Legislature.
IST The fncYidH-?f LUCIEN* H. LOMAX,
Esq., respectfully anuounee him a Candidate
for the Legislature^it the ensuing election.
.CP*" The numerous friepdh of ?ol. T. Jv
ftOBEBTS rcspectlWly announce him a Candidate
for Sheriff at the onsving "election.
The friends o^ J?ME3 A.NORWOOD,
Esq., respectfully announce him as n'Candidate
to represent this District in thenext Legislative.
' 1ST The Mends of EDWARD KOBLE, Eaa,
announce for re election
io?iuc i^egigiatorHjMr'fjguBf^BUiDK ylcction.
BT Tlio fricncfr*of I#A. JONES, Eea, roTfltt/pllv
announce him as a Candidate fot
the Legislature at the ensuing election.
13W Tli6 ftfendi of J. K. VANCE, Esq., respectfdlly
aifnqjjjljoe him as a Candidate for the
^legislature nt the onsuiug election. jt
~w Thefrhjn3sof D. Vf. 15 AWTEIOH?^ respectfully
announce hMta a candidate forSh(fri/T
<<k Abbeville Discrete at tA?n?kt el eotiojfaL
^ MANy Fniwmte.
Cou A. M. eMITH^koatilte litouaaa^knd&Afe*
/terepreM* Uu? 9Mp<? ii ihe en.trt^JLegi*
. Hh^re. , **
I rm- f*&i
v
<#
M.'STRAUSS,
COKE8HURY,
IS SO MUCH Engaged in selling nnd boxing
out his NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND
SUMMICIt GOODS, purchased in Now York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore nnd Charleston, that
lie has not the time to specify j>nd detail. Every
one says?and what eyofjf one says must
he so?that it is the Cheapest, Fine*t,-*ciui Best
Stock brought to Cokosburv. Consisting of
Prints, Jaconet, Muslins. KOHES, Organdies,
BRILLIAKTES, Giughams;
i Bareges, Tissues, Lab a radars, Oil ALLY, MARABOUT
SATINE;
MARABOUT BASSALE, CRAPE MARETZ,
i GAUSE MFX 1 CAN A;
The above now Goods in nil colors, na well in
Mourning xt'jle.
LINEN GOODS.
MANTALETS. and MANTILLAS, Ribbons,
Collars, Sleeves and Trimmings.
BONNETS AND HATS.
For GENTS, BOYS nnd YOUTH, Goods o!
every variety, viz:
Coltonade, Ginens, Drnp d'Eto, CaslitnareU,
,te. Also
HE AI >V-M ADE CLOTHING,
Hoots, Slippers, Gaiters, and Children's Shoes.
IIATS AND OArs,
liesi<lea liis fall stock in IIARDW ARE, GROC'KH
Y, CROCKERY, and
STATIONERY AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
My stock is now complete in nil its departments.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
given to me, 1 hope that the present stock,
selected icil/i great care and under the be*t aduaiilarifK.
will l>e the strongest inducement to
my old friends and customers. New ones 'ddtne
and judge for yourselves, and rest assured you
can buy as cheap from tne ns any where else,
besides a large and beautiful assortment to select.
from. M. STKAL'SS.
Cokesbury, April *7, 1806 -19tf
TO FARMERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
M c CORD'S
! Patent Portable Anti-Friclioi^ Horse Power,
The IScat iu IJkv.
Patented July 11, 1854.
is nn invention l?y which a large porJL,.
tion of the power of tlie horse is rendered
available than hy any other arrangement
known. Its parts are few and simple, not liable
to derhntreuipiit, readily adjusted for working,
and with ordinary care very din-able.and
efficient.
The Machines are manufactured with great
exactness ami all precisely alike, so that in
ca.:e a piece should lie broken we can always
fusnivh a piece to r?.-plnec it.
It. is designed for one or two horses, and
can be used for a great variety of work, thereby
raving a large amount, of labor, expense
and valuable time to the Farmer, Mechanic and
others.
liy reason ol its portability the owner can
readily locate it wherever it pinv suit his business.
Jt enn be tise<l to pood advantage for
driviug cotton pin?, thrcsliinp machines, circular,
or other saws, planing and other machines
for working wood, driving mills, of v anoint
kinds, for grinding praiti, paint, <tc., straw-cutters,
corn-shellcrs, lathes, grind stones, ?te.,
and for churning, wus>hing, pumping water for
cattle, irripntioti, or draining, and all other
purposes to which a Worse Power is adopted.
Wc also keep the most approved Spike and
Beater THKESII1CUS, which can be driven by
the above Powers.
FAN MILLS, fur Hand or Horse Power.
o.uui jiai ?.>rui!i L'rmllcs, Inciting,
Ac- *,
SCOTT'S 1.ITT1.K GIANT C?rn an9 Cob
Mills. CAli.MICHAEL .t liliAN.
Jhaltrx in J/urJicare, Cutlery and Agricultural
Implements,
Augusta, (In., May 2, lS5ii. " fi'i lim
CANDIDATES FOli OFFICE/
The friends ??f S. G. \V. I'JLL rcppoctfnllv
announce him a Candidate for Sheriff, at
the next Election.
ZS~ The friends of W. AV. GlilFFiK rcpppctfully
announce him a candidate fur ftlicYijf at
tlie ensuing election. [May 1865.
i|ST The frlcnils of NIMEOD McC'OHD w-.
spectfttjfy.- announce him, as a Candidate for
Sheriff fit the ensiling Election.
The friends of Cant.'S. IIvVfiKH res
- "
. uiiuuuiicu mill n?ta canauiaie lor lax
Ooilcctor at the ensuing ^faction.
Tift friends ol" Jons IL \Viij*on resjfeetfully
nnn^uOcc liim ns a candidate for Tax Collector
of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elec
tion:
EST" \Vk arc authorised to announce the Rev.
James MnonitfQS n candidate for re-election as
'Far-Collector' of Abbeville District, at the ensuing
election.
CSrailio friendjof JAMES M. V^NDltfelf
respectfully ni?ouncc^?m ns a cntfSBdate^for
Tax Colltcivr of Abbeville District, at the ensuing
election.
<*_
NOTICE.
100,000 Boimfjlii Tennessee Ba
con, Hog round, *
30,000 Libs. Tennessee Ham*, well cut;
500 Sacks a^tp^Rnc Flotfr;
ISO Extrft'Family l)o.;
10,000 Lib* Lsrd, i?*%iR and barrel?;
(,000 Bushels Corni} .JSP
<3. L. JftCDERSON";
'IWHPr Reynolds 'street
Atlgusta, On., JIny 5;;J856 Itf
WHOLESALE. <fc BE^gfL
DEAI.EU IX
Main Street,
OqLUWLBtA, 8*. O.
tJT Ortfct* frQip the Country rcxjfect fully
invited and fatlhftuli/ fitted. ' foSfelOtf
mM'it
FROM
Abbeville to Washington.
A FOIJIt DORSE STAGE leaves ADBE-/'y.
VJLLE on ^JJondny, Wednc?3?y and
Friiay. ?
Leaves Wiwlufigton, G^ on Tu&sday, Thnreday
and Saturday mornings. *
A Daily .Train-leaves Wogtflbgion at 7 flfclock
* *l?/?r^l?n^v'daup':afeg>>,
omcte ht the i*obt offk?.
' . . . JOliN iMoliifYDE,AjtfnL
Abbeville C. It, April % 1856/48 Ty
' ^ _?u?L*?r''' -' '. *%
AKB 8TA%K>ks^
THE Undersigned has opened n BOOK
STORE, in Newhatrryt' whcr6 ho keeps
constuntlvjm hand nTvfifc a69oriip?nt pf fioliaiouB,
MiscMancpta-iiAd School BOOKS* '
i
.. WSWtWff'C.HT- [Jsn '38-1J . "
bargains 1
M. ISRAEL
Being desirous of reduci;
FOR FALL SUPPLIES, will di
96 * 7 Mi: MK xc Ji
nt greatly reduced prices, a litt
Colored nnd lilnck ML
Lat-o nnd Silk M.
BONNE'x
rA
READY-MADE CLOTHI
Gent's Furnishing ARTICLES
Straw, Leghorn, and Panama
UMBRELL'AX TR\
AVitli u thousand other articles helo
found at
I*o. -1, Ovauitc Hi
July 1, 1850.
(i'lothing. (flo
(138,) RICHARDSON STRE
r|~,HK undersigned would respectfully-bhiii
JL joining Districts, that lie Itasnowin ?
the Season) iv well Selected Stuck of SPRINC
pell at such prices as cannot fail to suit lie ;
IiromiscB will be performed to tho entire sutii
Ie would, therefore,'Say to his friends in the
ns lie thinks he can make it an object worthy
In connection with (Clothing may be found
Goods of every description. Also, Hats, Ca
?A
it tine assortment <?i 1 mitii a and Children s <
old tip.
Kcinoinbcr the Xo.?]M8, Hiolmrdson Strc*
Dongnl.
Columbia, S. O., April 18, ISoO.
^bbfliillc
W O ]
[AT THJi OLD STAND (
A
? " ./m. vc m. 3c ?g
* as m
r I "MIE XJndoriiigiicd, thankful for p
JL tioii of their friends,'and the pi
CARRIAGES .
Consisting of one dozen assorted BUC
also say to dur friends that we have c
Hickory
Somethihg new, and greatly admired
have also on hand a large lot of eccou
ONE COAGHEE, ONE-UAI
ONE CA
Huituble for-Travclling or Hacking p
ceedingly low. As we have tho
B?ST SET OF HANI
W? caii Sftfoly t6 build^ to or
We wjj?<lo#ttyarooiiut,pf KB
any other Establishment iii' tlfb>/6t?t<
tW AH Work
' ' ~
FISK'S MElDAXilC
AVe alrto linve 011 hand a Inrge lot o!
air-tight., for protecting.the dead for.]
or nhj* other desirable purpose, which
\vc will nl8<> *
Make Cofflns 'artd send U
Desired. "We have a new HEARSE, i
* Abbeville C. II., April 22,'l85G ..
? * ii- fet
VALUABLE BOMS,
CCONSISTING in part or a lnrgo assortment
) of BIBLE8, PR A YJSR BOOKS,
COMMENTARIES, STANDARD ROETS,
SCHOOL BOOKS, MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS
\VORfUL Particularly suited
to Public and Private'Librarian Jt
Also, Cup, Letter, Bill, ^ote nn^
PAJ^JCHS, of various quSjkie*, nptl^gp^jffiees
rnngiiigTrom 60 ctfnte to,fo per renin.
LN VELOPBS, of Ail sizes and qualities,
from 50 cents peftbox to f 2. '*
INKS of tlio best brands, ptit up in any sized
bottles. h V %
-? ' Sffl fww?aroD,
128 Ricbardsofr'SW^^'GolumDin, S. C.
April 11, 1866, 40 ly
MULLERffe SEN Nf*
Wholeftnl^ a^di Retail Grocery
COMJMB^A, 8. 0.,
/fi=g3^ WOULD Respectfully jf
jm call the attention of-tho QH*Sl
citr?en? of Abbovillo District to their latfge and
well a*fc}?ted stock of GROCERIES,
which they .o flJsr at tbe lotf e*t market prices.
In addition to tbe heavier articles usually kept
in a* well-arranged Qrbeety, we keep a -fall
fitook of "" " '
"TANCY G/ROCERIBg,"
incltodioa aliftost ovcry article wanted-in the
faring/
Persona vtnltinir rftltimMa ?* !! !? ?
- 9 o#MMUU IV m wumr
advantage to give us a call before ibaking their
purchasers. *
H. MWLLER. It. D.SKSK.
April 11,1860 49 ly
Wanted ^ - ' ?
MHO Wto by the year a number of goo6 abl?
Harping! !
& BRUSSEL ?
N'O TTIEIR STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM r
isposo of tlicir
lo above New Yor Cost only, \is: lj
rSLlNS, ?{
ANTILLAS, *
rS nnd RIBBONS, ?
n a a s\ r n * ? i *rr# >c
/i/iowiio nita 1,
M, A LARGE STOCK, i'
? 01
C.
i HATS, d
IINKS, and CARPET BAGS. c<
>nging to u general assortment, to b?
jr. ISRAEL <fc BRUSSELS,
?w, Abbeville C. II., S. C. v
fl tf p
thing. i-Clotbing. j
ET, COLUMBIA, S. C. 038.) ii
| 61
junto to the Citizen* of Abbeville nnd the ad- j y
tore (nnd will continue to receive throughout tl
5 AND SUMMER CLOTHING, which he will ?>
would have it distinctly understood, flint, all he "
ifuction *6f all who patronize his Tletahlighment.
Country, to give him a call, on visiting Columbia. ^
of a trial. o
a good assortment of Gentlemen's Fuftilahing
ps, Carpet lingR, Umbrellas, Etc., Etc. ?
l lso? y
Clothing of every Style nud Size from three yearn R
:t, opposite the Boot and Shoe Store of II. P.
G. M. JOHNSON. C
60-1 y |
(ftarriajjr "1
GHL-* I
a k 2
)F M. H. & F. A. DEALE.] l!
a-DEise* M * m:.; ?=* - a ?
? <9 *Z3 M
*- tl
nst favors, respectfully invite llic nlten- N
ihlic generally, to their largo etock of p
\*ND BUGGIES, ^ |
!GIES. HOCKAWAYS,.<tc. Wo would ei
ommeneed the manufacture of J1'
o
' It II ir ci on ?
I l>y nil whoTinve Been tho work. W? A E
d-liainl Work, consisting of '
-F DOZEN BUGGIES, AND tl
RRY-ALL, # Jj
urposcs, all of which wo will sell ?x)8
IN THE COUNTRY,
der any Vehicle our line of biuineM.
;ilAlim*G,.at short notice, fli cha.np as II
&
Warranted. J&l *
?
^ A
k BUBI&L CASES. %
r FISK'S METALIC BURIAL CASES,
prolonged jntcrmenf, for transportation, Si
wc will sell exceedingly low for CASH. ' ^
) any part of tho District 8'
which will go free oftjlinrge. C
OHBI81TAN A DEALS.
81 * tf
R
April 49" ly r
M. W. ItVI IIKWOOD. 1VM. I! K SHY SMITH, |f]
BYTHEWOOD & SMITH, J
CommliilonQMerctaRHti,
FOR xu&Mh.r*br
COTTflN, FLOUR, BRAIN, : *
AjliS AWj manner or ?
Produo? and Merchandise,
804 Exchange Bow, Richardson Btrest, ^
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"April,ll, 188$ 4fl ly far
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. ceivinat tbeir
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whWh 'Win bfl found eonqgf^ no*
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April 8, HI56. *, o ' n <f <j
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SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY!
UANO MK'T ANYTniNQ COMPARED TO IT!
SUBSOIL PLOWING XS NO Tf&B I
Cotton Seed a Perfect Nuisance I
SLOTHING THE ONLY EEM2D1T I
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rllE indefatigable District and V-illagtf
Clothing Man, br close observation and
ard study, lias learned several new features in
lie art of improving and adorning the Mascu*
no portion of the human family, lie's boen
'can to Now York, took lessons under identic
men, and hns made himself so fapailiar
'ith all tho beauties, duties, liabilities, adraniges
und responsibilities of the human weatbr-bonrjiug
department that just as soon as
e I113-8 his eyes on a mnn, he knows what he
icks?whether it is food or raiment. H? is
ibuik fuiuc lu iiiuukiuu nine spring is to vegbation.
Country merchants would do well in
orao in and take a few lessons?charges modrate
for single scholar?classes tukon at reuced
rate?.
If it is food and raiment, he takes liiin in,
avers, weather-boards and floors him, and
len sends him over to liis friend, H. S. Kerr,
r down to Lomax <t Cobb's, where in n few
linuteB, after the patient hni realised the reiving,
healthful influence of the external aplication.
they will coinmonce the inside work
-ceiling, lathing, plastering and securing, and
ion start him home. And it is no wonder, nf?r
taking some of Lomux ?fc Cobb's or H. 8.
"err's in'tird filling (which is substantial, no
<^ii$d) then allowing Lyons to give them what's
nnod me sui'lucc polish, liin.t men's wives
on't know them when tlioy go home; the
iltle lioys add girls run nnd hide, thinking
>uie city folks have come to their pa'a houses,
oung ladies commence fixing lip to entertain
!ieir new benu:ty*flnd young men brush their
ends, look dignified and start to receive tho
ice looking strnnger.
A few men of rather ordinary nppcarance,
d?o have thrown themselves entirely Into Ltns'
hand?, know'the advantages to be derived
om a suit of his Clothes; it Inis married them
ito rich-families, given them a standing far beond.
their oxpectal>on$j}Cn<l been the means of
itching them aaOiigh up nspnffty-phour phorty
i the scale of uppcrtciidoi#]respectability.
There are now in the ci^y of Abbeville, S
hurelics, 2 Academies, 1 Singing School, a
rcatmnny Dry Goods Stores, 2PrintingOfficc8,
Wholetsiilc (irocery Houses, 2 Jewellers' Es
loiittmnenis, n.'Thespian Corps, Masonic and
?d<l Fellows' Lodge, Dancing Class, Ilipproromc,
2 Carriage and>Du?gy Manufactories
Hotels, several Bod1?4,ing Houses, 1 Drug
tore. Gin factory, and ihsteara Saw Mill, 2
[arness, nud several Boot atrf Shoe SliQps, Tin
[anufa'ctory, 3 Tailors' Eataojfsh'meats, Cablet,
Carpenters' and Blacksmiths' Shops, 3
efreshment Saloons, and 2 Livery Stables, and
;%ill not do for a gentleman to make a bad
ppearance at any of these places; it injures
leir business. Lyons keeps Clothing suit^blo
>r a 1 the above named places, avocations and
scupations, and because lie hiis a big trade and
large Stock, he don't intend to ask prices S*
lat are unreasonable.
Lyons' stock of Leghorn find Straw Hats, is
jmplote. He keeps line PoekSt Knives, Razors,
il and Fluid Lamps, Fiddles, Fiddle Strings >
ud Fiddle Itosiii,1 manufactured expressly for ilis
trade, Flutes, Patent Door Fasteners, Invest
Tables, the most convenient thing of the
Slid now in use?eVerv body ought to have
tie?Bankers' Cases, Dill Books, Pocket and
[emorandum Books, Envelopes," Letter Paper,
10 largest ttoek ever brought to this market?
ew Yorkers complain of a scarcity since w$
ufohased?Steel Pens, 60 mafi'y that there is
a antieipated-udvancc on steel, Port Monnnies
iiough to'hide all theinoney in the District,
ombs, Ilair Brushes, Nail and Tooiif Brushes,
tough to open a whole t>?Ic brush fend comb
i>u e, and if Cedar Pencils Vise, Lyons has got
m surp?a whole caed of Blackings-Needles,
ly quantity, and low by retail, Tricopherous,
ntnninon, Cologne, Hair Oil, Handkerchief
xtracts and sweet smelling stuff, Needle and
hinible Cases, Lanterns, liu?gy._Whips,: Valis i,
two or three- Horses, aud so nmqy other
lings that it would-'take U9 a wholo day to
ok them up qnd'uonw-.them over,inlj of which
re ready for in?pec{ibiY a-ndeale,- at tho Corer
Store in tin; Marshall House.Abbeville
0.11, April 1ft. 1350. 60-tf
AGRICULTURAL ANQ- MECHANICAL
IMPLEMENTS!
Machinists' and Builders' Materials! I
ABDWARE, CHT^RY; AND 1&IISE E01U
NISHI^ GOODS*!
A WE have now. in^Rtore, and^wilt
ffjQ continue to keep a large assort- *jT
XT ment of the MOST APPJIOVED f
GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS^ for 0
authern Use, M.
CON8J8TINO OF *
ingle and two** Horse Turning PLOUGHS,
16 Varieties; ?
ouble Michigan, Double Mould Board, nnd
. Hill Side PLOUGHS ;
ub Soil PLOUGH, several kinds ;. Forman'?
Patent PLOUGH ;
ultivntors; Hnrrowp, S kinds ; Corn SRelTers,
6 kinds;?Straw Cutters, 10 sizes and
kinds;
oad Scrapers; Ho^e Hoesr^Hopse Power#
nnd Threshers, 5 varieties'of each;
an Mills; Grain Cradles Grass Scythes and
Handles; Smut Machines; "
ash Htoka; Pruning and Hje^go Shcass;
Pruning Saws and Chieelsf**^' t
lusage Meat Cutters and Stuffers; Fanivm!
Boilers, for,boiling food,for stock; Clrartw;
fcy and Garden' Hakes ^JSay 'and Manure
Forks: <Hoe?, SnodM SKn?ii? /1?
^ w , j '"?y ?v#0| vrroiu
Scoops;
rheel Barrows, Field atid* Garden Hollers;
Corn Planters, Scales; ?"
x>re, Warehouse, and Depot Tfiicks )?-Woll sod
llorse Buckets; Pump Qhain and Fixtures;
Rock Salt for mock.
J3F* We keen Extra Points for pilr Plough?,
id Will furuisL at short notioo, auoli parte at
loufjjfe) and fitter Implements, as may b?
antecfto replace broken pieces;ntleme&&'
and Boys' Tool - Cfcesti, kt., fee.
Wo aro also Agents for wiling the following
rtielea: ' mSVST?.UX?L*
GrANT epfiN AND
nivpmmllf ndiniHail ? ? n 1?11
er mvouted, >and the uae of^Mc^/okfdiDgstafcW
a savipg of opo-thJrd ?imldgL?
b?n proved beydnd dispute. "
e*rnii )4RM*rnn'e Cdqbntod Fire, Powder,
ia Burglar Proof ?*a'
8ALAMAN DBS SAFES.
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