The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, November 14, 1856, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextSCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY! GUANO AI.VT ANYTHING COMPARED TO IT SUBSOIL PLOWING 18 NO U8E! Coiton Seed a Perfect Nuisance! CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY! THE indefatigable District and Village Clothing Man, bv close observation ant hard study, has learned several new feutures ii the art of improving and adorning tho Mascu line portion of the human family. He's bcei clcan to New York, took lessons under scien tific men, and lias made himself so familial with all the beauties, duties, liabilities, advan tages and responsibilities of the human weath er-boarding department that just as soon oj ho lays his eyes on a man, lie knows what h< lacks?whether it is food or raiment. lie L just the same to mankind that spring is to veg etation. Country merchants would do welf t< como in and take a few lewons?charges mod erato for single scholar?classes taken at re duced rates. If it is food and raiment, he takes him in covers, weather-boards and floors him, ao< then sends him over to his friend, II. H. Kerr or down to Lomax <fc Cobb's, where in a fer minuted, after tho patient has realised the re viving, healthful influence of the external aj? plication., they will commence the inside worl ?ceiling, lathing, plastering and securing, an< then start him home. And it is no wonder, a( ter taking some of Lomnx <fc Cobb's or II. S Kerr's inward filling (which is substantial, n< liquid) then allowing Lyons to give them what'i called tho surface polish, that men's wivci don't know them when they go home; th< Yiftla IkAra nrl rrir>l? mir\ nn/t 1*1.1 ? some city folks have come to their pa's houses young ladies commence fixing up to ?ntertaii their new beaux, and young men brush theii heads, look dignified and Gtart to receive thi nice looking stranger. A few men of rather ordinary appearance who have thrown themselves entirely into I?t ons' hands, know the advantages to be derive* from a suit of his Clothes; it has married then into rich families, given them a standing far be yond their expectations, and been the means o pitching them as high up nsphifty-phour pliort; in the scale of uppertendom respectability. There arc now in the city of Abbeville, ! Churches, 2 Academics, 1 Singing School, i great many Dry Goods Stores, 2 Printing Office* 2 Wholesale Uroccry Houses, 2 Jewellers' En fnVilitlim onto a TI?noni?m * ? ?..v^iuii wipo, uiiiouiuv; (iili Odd Fellows' Lodge, Dancing Class, Hippra drome, 2 Carriage and Buugy Manufactoriet 4 Hotels, several Bonrding Houses, 1 Dru( Store, Gin Factory, and a Steam Saw Mill, ! Harness, and several Boot and Shoe Shops, Til Manufactory, 3 Tailors' Establishments, Cabi net, Carpenters' and Blacksmiths' Shops, J Refreshment Saloons, and 2 Livery Stables, am it will not do for a gentleman to make a bai appearance at any of these places; it injure their business. Lyons keeps Clothing suitabl for all the above i,imed places, avocations am occupations, and because lie has a big trade am a large Stock, he don't intend to ask price that are unreasonable. Ltons' stock of Leghorn and Straw Hats, i complete. He keeps fine Pocket Knives, Razor* Oil and Fluid Lamps, Fiddlea, Fiddle String and Fiddle Rosin, manufactured expressly fe this trade. Flutes, Patent Door Fastener*, In terest Tables, the iuostconvenientthing of th kind now in use?every body ought to hav -one?Bankers' Cases, Bill Books, Pocket am Memorandum booln envplnnm t ott.i. p-?? the largest stock ever brought to this marketNew Yorkers complain of a scarcity since w purchased?Steel Pens, so many that there i n anticipated advance on steel, Port Alonnaie enough to hide all the money in the District Combs, Hair Brushes, Nail and Tooth Brushej enough to open a whole sale brush and com houje, and if Cedar Pencils rise, Lyons has go 'em sure?a whole case of Blacking, Needle* any quantity, and low by retail, Triconherout Katbairion, Cologne, Hair Oil, Hanakerchic Extracts and sweet smelling stuff, Needle an< Thimble Cases, Lanterns, Buggy Whips, Valii ?s, two or three Horses, ana so many olhe things that it would take us a whole day t look them up and name themover, all of whic! are ready for inspection and sale, at the Coi tier Store in the Marshall House. Abbeville (J. 11., April 16, 1856. 60-tf " SOUTH CAROLINA, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.?IS EQUITY. Alfred Cheatham eabeu G. Golding' Bill for Partition and wife, et aL IT appearing to my satisfaction that Renbei G. Golding and Helena his wife, and Wash ington Fooslie and Laurina his wife. Defendant in the above stated case, reside beyond the lim its of this State, on motion of McGowan d Perrin, Complainant's Solicitors, Ordered, Tha aid Defendants do plead, Answer or demur U aid Bill within three months from the publica tion hereof, or the same will be taken Pn Confetto against them. W.. II. PARKER, C. E. A. D. Commissioner's office, Sept. 13, 1866 3n Abwaisuii UANV, A LAHUK ASSUKTMENT 01 FANCY ARTICLES, SUCH *i Rosewood and Mahogany Writing Desks, Rosewood and Morocco Dressing Cases, Dressing Combs, Hair, Tooth am Finger Nail Brushes. Ladies' Reticules and Work Boxes; Gold Peas in Silver and Gold Cases ; Fancy Ink stands ; Pen Racks ; Pearl and Morocct Porte Monnaies, of all sices; Banker't Cases; 8uperior English Water Colors Camels Hair Pencils; Roger's and Wot tenholra's Superior Pocket Cutlery, Ac., &c. ror tale at reasonable Price# by S. TOWNSEND, 128 Richardson Street, Columbia, 8. C. August 8, 1856. 14-tapll LOST! " THE Subscriber lost about bit and the Depot premises, a Roll of Money, containing One Hundred and Flf? teen l>ollar??one Hundred Dollar Bill, a Ten and a Five, $115.00?all South Carolina money. Any person finding the sam? and re turning it to him, (ball receive a reward ol Ten Dollars. G. W. HODGES. Sept. ?, 1868. " 19 tf HEKRY S. XXRR, WHOLESALE 4c BETAIl DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS k CQNFECTIONARIBS ABBEVILLE, O. H., 8. O. JAMES C. CALHOUN, ATTORNEY AT LAW,. ABBEVILLE O. H., ILL attend promptly to all business mh v trusted to bis car& Ofiee in Dendjr's New Brick Bttildisg. " Jane, 116* ' ^ ' *-tj ? ~ HOXIB ft OOODW1H, u BuF?r Cask. Sole Agents for ttefWedJ Kkrieyi M?.V ColootU, c. N. A. Hoxar,-- <-* ?. C. L Qooowis. SeptRlfcft. ' ' (flotbina, m\ { (138,) RICHARDSON STREET, rI^HE undersigned would respectfully nnnouno JL joining Districts, that lie lias now in Store J the Season) a well Selected Stock of SPRING A; 1 sell at such prices as cannot fail to Biiit lie woul 1 promises will be performed to the entire satisfacti He would, therefore, say to his friends in the Com 1 as he thinks he can make it an object worthy of i In connection with Clothing may be found a | r Good* of every description. Also, llaU, Cups, ( ; ? ALS< a fine assortment of Youth's and Children's C'?tl old up. Remember the No.?188, Richardson Street, o Dougal. Columbia, S. C., April 18, 1856. Octagon Burial Cases. r?'MIESE CASES are extensively ?ise<1, and poss< c X fins for transportation, depositing in vauli ] made of the IVoftt Imperishable Materials; al To prevent rust or corrosion ; aud when propc ' tion that the bodies of our deceased loved on a tiocs of water, or depredations of vennin, and ' obviating the necessity of hast}'burials; or, if 9 The OCTAGON CASE is a new style of Metall 5 perfect resemblance of J Highly Polishe r and free from objections expressed by tome B luiuici Diyics. The Subscriber is now prepared to furnish the t if of any size required. Also, Black Walnut and Covered nnd delivered in the ehortest possible time. I 1 please take notice of iny descriptive pamphlets, ^ "j, Abbeville C. 1L, March 31, 1856] F, CITY DRUG STORK. WM. HAINES, ? J ' No. 217 (North Side) Broad Street, j AUGUSTA, GA, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ^ DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OIL8, QLASB, I PUTTY, VAIINIEUEB, ETC. 1 PERFUMERY, IIAIR BRUSHES, COMD8, TOI- < LET BOAP8, HAIR OILS, POMADES, HAIR \ j DYES, HDK'F EXTRACTS, ETC. i All of which arc offered at low prices for s Cash. Particular attention paid to the preparation I 3 of PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS and the J 3 dispensing of Family Medicine*. A large as- | 8 eortinent of Fresh and Warranted Garden, Grass and Pield 8eedi. b rer Orders from the Country promptly i, attended to. 1 s May 2, 1856. 62-ly I \*m * FROM d ABBEVILLE TO WASHINGTON. 1 A FOUR HORSE STAGE leaves ABBEe -^A- VILLE on Monday, Wednesday and s Friday. a Leaves Washington, Ga., on Tuesday, ThursL, day and Saturday roomings. A Daily Train leaves Washington at 7 o'clock b A. v., for Atlanta and Augusta. t OFFICE at the TOST OFFICE. ,, JOHN McBRYDE, Agent. i i( Abbeville C. H., April 2, 1858. 48 }y j I REMSEN'S ' HAT MANUFACTORY, 0 7 1 h AND Leader of Fa?hl?M|t Richardson Street, No. 187, i Oppotite Exchange Row, COI.TTMP.TA 8 il April 11, 1856 *49 ly JOHN J. CLAYTON, | SJA DEALER IN /Rj5"l 1 IB READY MADE CL0TH1SG, WW ' HAS now on hand a large and fresh supply of fashionable SPUING AND SUM- ^ MER GOODS, which will beaold on very rea- '*1 # eonable terms. ; No. 197 Broad Street, under the Augusta * Hotel. Augusta, Ga., May 2, 1856. 62-ly or Orderm from the Country respectfully 9 invited and faithfully filled.. [Oct 19tf j I^nn>mH4a<( VMM | s HpO the Jail at Abbeville Court IIouBe ] JL on Wednesday the 13th February, |^L < ' inst, a Negro woaan Daffney, who says < he belong* to Sherard Barksdale, of this Dis- < tiict. ^ Said Negro is about four feet six inches high; < [ supposed to be some sixty or seventy years t of age. _ i Tne owner is requested to come foward prove ? ' property, pay charges, and tslce her away. B. J. COCHRAN, Jailor. t | Feb. 23, 1886. 42 tf I ; A. C. SQUTERIS_/ ! Cl rnrviu na orr j^| wnnnr vnnn || | TTir FURNITURE STORE, i 172 Main dtreet, -I COLUMBIA, 8. C . lfAXOTACTCEU AND OENERAL DEALKB IN Fine aud Plain FURNITURE, ' PIANOS, CHAIRS, MATTRASSES, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, <fca, Ac. 1 BT AU. fully Warranted, jf) 'f April 11, 1856 49 ly WAl?inD 100,000 Poud! Tenewee Bacon, Hoc round, 30.000 Libs. Tennessee Haras, well cut; s~ ftOO Sacks Superfine Flour: ISO " Kktt^PattiKrDdl-ir^^ f 10,000 Lib* Lard, in cans and barrels! ' 1,000 Bushel* Corn; - ! For tale bj r , G. L. ANDEBSOlf,. - i 1.' ;L ^Reynolds Street.. August?,Q*., MmJ 6. >8$6-j j ' V-; it' " KtMitiffli /HMum.1 " t > HOUSE AND f UANfr Ulie PAIN TING i T7?XECIITED in ik* mM afedaoort fmsh- c ps si Ordcnfrontht country will b? proispUy attended to. > - rifMl . g I m. A. jo*m.] v- w. -? *# **>* mm - f. |kg, Clotjring, COLUMBIA, S. C. (138.) e to the Citizenn of Abbeville and the ndSnd will continue to receive throughout SUMMER CLOTHING, which ho" will <1 have it distinctly understood, tlint, oil lie Ion of nil who patronize his Establishment, itry, to give him a call, on visiting Columbia, a trial. eood assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Carpet Bugs, Umbrellas, Etc., Etc. D? ling of every Style and Size from three years pposite the Boot and Shoo Store of II. T. G. M. JOHNSON. 60-ly -Rosewood Finish. ess valuable advantage* over all other Cofts, or for ordinary interments. They are Iso Enameled Innldc and Out, rly cementeil, we have the gratifying refluces, euclosed in them, are free from irrupmaj', without oppressive odor, be kept? desired, transported to a distant land, ic Coses, of beautiful form, and finished in d Bosewood, concerning the shape and appearance of the ibove CASES, at the shortest notice possible, Coffins Hade to Order, 'or further information of the above Cases, vhich are in circulation. E. J. TAYLOR. SPRING GOODS?1856. I. F. BURCHARO & CO., AUGUSTA, GA., Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall, AIIE uow receiving an unusually choice variety of SPUING DRESS FABRICS, nrhich they are selling at the very lowest pri:cs possible, and to which the attention of purchasers is very cordially and respectfully invite<1. Their stock embraces the following, a..p ? " - utuvi.^ ui j fcncd .c.lit/11.1/1 and productions. Particular attention is asked to I'atUBli, Lupin, fc-eydoux, Liebcr ?fc Cos manufacture of Bombazines, challies, delaines, bareges, grenadine?, ?tc. Tliirrin ?fc Milliard's black and colored cliallies, umrgnise, veil berate, and tissues. PRINTED GOODS.?Steinbach, Kocchlinks, Percals, brilliant*;*, cambrics, jaconets, lawns, organdies aud berages, ?also? Paris black silks, superior qualities; r? : ;_i- t. " bub nuii mnry silKf ; " Foui lands, very handsome; " French arid English Calicoes of Stcinbacti's Bogle's Monteiths & Norton's; Cases of Ginghams, black and fancy, all prices; Printed challies and berage delaines, from low priced to very rich ; American lawns and murtlins; Calicoes, low price and fast colors; 110USEKEEFJXG GOODS. Richardson's Linens, nnd oilier makers, a very full assortment ill all varieties, for shirting, sheeting, pillow easing, ?tc., ?Le.; birds-eye fliapers. Scotch ditto, towelling and towels, Turkish Bath, &c.; window drapery, lace and muslin, <Lc., <tc. Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in Linen drillings, <fcc., eottonadcsof all sorts, vestinga, springcasdimcrus, cashmerett, drab e'te, tic. DOMESTIC GOODS, An nnrivol?/l * 1 ** ___ ? uwuniucub vji miceiings nna shirtinge, brown And bleached, front 3-4 to 12-4 width and from the lowest priced to the finest Eoglith and American makes. PLANTATION GOODS. Of every sort and kind, considered desirable to have, by the piece or bale. In addition to the above, we have the very finest assonncnt of collars, Laccs and Embroideries in general, to be found probably in the State. J. F. BL'lvCIIAUD <fc CO. May 2, 1866. 52-1V FURNITURE WARE ROOMS! BENJAMIN k GOODRICH, Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, NEXT Door above Thomas ?.j i u?jiu.ir^ Richardson's A Son's yiBBiiSgBiK Book Store, and opposite I>atn- 11 jack's & Cooper's new Iron Store, would reipectfull^ announce to their friends and the inuuc tnat tiiey are now receiving daily a ;hoice and well selected assortment of all kfnds >f FURNITURE, sucli as Bureaus, Book liases, Sofa?, Chairs, Tete-a-tete*, Centre Tables, SVindow Shades, <te,, of the latest and most ashionable designs, which they will guarantee /O sell as low ascau be bought in the city, and veinite all who wish to purchase, to call and ixamine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Spring, Hair and Cotton MATTRAS^ES, and ill kinds of Furniture Manufactured and Retired to order, with neatness and dispatch. ?T This Firm, positively, have no connec-1 ion with any other Furniture House in this ily. BENJAMIN ?fc GOODRICH, Augusta, Ga.. April 25, 1856. 62-ly notice [8 hereby given, thnt an Application will be made to the Legislature of South Caroliia, at it? next Session, for an Amendment of he Charter of Incorporation of the Village of Abbeville, so as to authorize arid empower the !*own Council to tax the Petfelty of the cilien? of the Incorporation, "the purpose of epeiring the ftoads and Streets, and for other turpnsea. Aug. 27,1866. l7-3m AND STATIONERY. "l^hE Undersig^ied has opened a BOOK JL STORE, in Newberry, where be keeps onstanlly on hand a fine assortment of Religjns, Miscellaneous and School BOOKS. Orders from a distance will be filled at the horteet notice. W. J. DUFFIE. N^wbsrry,^. H. . [Jan 2p 3&-ly Marble Yard ! PER80N8 in want of anything in the IflhMrifeto XlMe* can be accommodasd br ClUilflNn tilt inh^rihm ? ,n * * nuuCTHHJ loort Honfc' They will be fobod on Washington 8treet, in lie botue fonberly occupied by W. M. Hnghey. LEAVELL * CHALMER& Je1y 80, 185ft. - 18 - 8tri . ' ' ' ?* POU^^^V r Pouu-cm, Ttojiaj J. Jmnm, Iiiua Pvms. 1 ' Ml7 UNPARRALLELED BARGAINS! Extraordinary Attraction! ! M. STKAUSS, COKESDURY. WAR! WAR! WAR! OWIN(J to the war in Kansas, and the probability of the dissolution of Union, i.lie subscriber has determined to sell his Stock of Goods at vkitv i.ow Prices, and now ih tiik time, when his Stock is full and lately purchased in New York and .Baltimore, consisting of Rich Drees Silks, Cliallv, French Merit iocs, Moiis De Lnines, Dress Ooons in evert variktv, .Linens, J.?onicstic!?, Cloaks, Mantillas, Shawls. EMBROIDERIES. I.aeos, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Life FrksbiivING SlllllTS, Cloth, Caslmiero, Tw? d-s and ICy. Joans, l>r?8a ami Clonk Trimmings, Oil Cloth. FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING for Men, Hoys and Youth. Broyniis, Hoots, Shoos, Slippers and Gaiters wicli has never been tsurpasted. IIATS AND CAPS, all sorts and navies to suit a child just born to men one hundred years old. Also a full assortment of Plaids, Kerseys, Plnines, Osmihnrgs, Blankets, Sheetings. Shirtings. Liapers, Towelling, Flannels and Prints. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT TT 3 /-? ri 1 ui wiiuivurc, uruuurj, vrucKcry, stationery, etc., etc. Special Notice! Expressing my thanks for the past favors, with pleasure I invite my friends aed customers rind the puhlio in general, to coine, examine my extensive stock, and low prices. Renumber ! M. STRAUSS, Oct. lo, 1850. 23-tf] Cokesbuiy. DRY GOODS. SPRING IMPORTATIONS, 18 5 6. MILLER <L- WARREN, Opposite Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga., are receiving their usual choice variety of SPRING DRESS FABRIC'S, embracing the best makers of French and English productions, among whieh are? Rich Printed French Jaconets and Organdies; Rich ' Flounced Bareges and Organdies; Rich " American and English Lawns; i it LV 1. !>_:?> ! *- J t 1?! ? i 1111.11 i iciicu unuiiuiis una vamurK'b ; Rich " Bareges and Tissues ; Bluff, Blue and Pink, Plain Brillinnls, new article. Silkh ! Assorted Colors Flounced Silk Dresses ; Uieli Plaid and Striped TnfFeta Silks ; Rich Moire Antique, Toulnrd and China Silks; Black Taffeta and Gro de Rhine Do. mourning Goods ! Plain and Striped Grenadines and Bareges; Black Flounced Grei.adine and Barege Dresses; Superior Summer Bombazines and Chnllics ; Black Jaconets, Orgnndies and Marquise ; Black Eng. Crapes, Love Veils and Handkerchiefs. In addition to this long line of Dress Goods, we have u complete stock of Calicoes, Ginghams, Linen Goods, Furniture Paints, Enibroidi>rii>? and I.neen Ilnsicrv nri/1 ninriu Plm'n und Embroidered Crape Shawls. A large lot of Mantillas, in great variety of style*. Pantaloon Stuff*, Bleached and Brown Goods. White and Striped Osnaburgs, of various bra nds. Our friends and customers are respectfully invited to examine the largest, stock of Spring and Summer GOODS that \?e have ever had. Particular attention paid to filling orders. Augusta, Gn., April 18, 1856 60-lf O . 8 . BOWER, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FURNITURE Of Every Description, AN Ii mzz w w jn ab Of Every Style; FISK'S CELEBRATED METALIC BURIAL CASES. r\ j- it. n rr ysfpuaiic I UK KjUliyUTKC sivvse, COLUMBIA, S. C. April 11, 1856 49 ly Pro Bono Publico. TIIE indefatigable LYONS , ia making a change in his business, and all those who liavu't got Summer Clothes enough to last tlicm out this and next month, will save 2.S per cent by letting him know it. _ lie's going to change 1113 summer stock ot Ulotlung to a Winter one, eonaeqentty bargains can be had at Lis Clothing llouse. lie line a email lot of Winter CoAts, Pants and Vests, left over from last winter, wliicli be is selling now at a low. Come soon, or you won't get any of them. Aug. 6. 1866. 14-tf .i in. H. BERRY, Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms, 135 Richardson Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. THE Subscriber, having enlarged his Wnrerooms and Workshops, is now enabled to keep on hand a larger assortment of FURNITURE and CI1AIR8, of his own make, and some of the best Northern manufactures. * Also on hand a large assortment of WALL PA PER, all of which will be told chxap for ca8ii. It only needs an examination of the stock to be convinced an to qualtty and cheapnett. April 11, 1856 49 ly JAMES S. COTHRAN, Attorney at Law, ABBEVILLE C. H, 8. C. g3T May be found for the yn-etent in the ConvmUtioner's Office. Jan 181869 87 ly Piano Fortes. , THE Subscriber keeps on hand^f?K^g Nunn'e <fc Clark's ,, celebrated grand action PIAKOS, also, other makers' ; MEL.lJDKU.Dia, Ac., whidh be warrants, and will Mil at New York prioet, delivered at the Depot. a GARi "ER, 106 Ricimkmon STBKKT, A few dooft above Sztharigi Bank, Columbia, Q. (X April 11, 18C5 ; > - , 3y 10,000 of WALL PAPfcRINGi 600 Papers of Transparent (Window, Bbades witfc Pictures to matcn* ? , Merchants and Planters from Abbe*ilUD?~ trict wishing tofpn?haso will do well to call *t " A. BLEAKLY, Augusta, Ga., May 8, 1855. M-ly . w CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE. Fall Trade 1856. BllOOM ?fr KORRELL hare just received their Block of Fall and Winter 4iSoo<In, nnd would call tlie attention of tlicir friends nn<] the public to tlic n?snrtiiient. Their Stock is very large, nnd comprises nil I the best makers nnd styles of Goods, nnd the | latest novelties of the season, and as thev ?re determined not to lie undersold by any llouse in the Stnte, nnd will Ouarantkf. tiikiu 1'rickh | to be ns low ns the lowest, tlitfy feel assured that an examination of their Goods, will ensure a continuation of the liberal pntronngc thev have received.?Tlmv mniil.l nit,.... tion to the following : Ladies Dress Goods, Blk ami Fancy Silks, Fr ami Eng Merinos, Scotch, Fr and Am Ginghams1, Eng Fr and Am Prints, Embroideries, all kinds. Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, very large assortment. Gloves of every description, Irish Linen.', Table Linens and Diapers, Napkins, Doylies and Towels, Shirtings and Pillow Linens, Blca and Bro Shirtings, Pants Stuir, Tweeds, Cassimeres and Cloths, Ladies Cloths, nil colors. Bed Blankets, Flannels, Ited, White, Welch Ac, Cnssiniercs and Plnids for children, jioiisc ncrvaniM uooiis, nil kind:?, Alpn<-ns. Bombiizines, Dimities, Quilts, Fur Fringes, Slmwl^, ull kinds. ALSO A lurgo assortment of Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Linse.y*, St lip i-8, IMnttls ami Osinilmrgs. Atigustn, (tit., Sept. 19, 1850.- 2U-tf ~M ULL Ell & SENN, Wholesale and Retail CiroccrM, COLUMBIA, S. C., WOULD Bospeetfiillv 7S~X if I call the attention of tlie citizens of Abbeville District to their large and well assorted stock of GROCER IKS, which thoj- offer at, the lowest market prices. In addition to the heavier articles usually kept iu u well-urnmged Grocery, we keep a full etock of " V A N (J Y GROCERIES including almost every article wuiited in the family. Persons visiting Columbia will find it to their advantage to give lis u call before making their mirchnscrs. II. MULDER. R. D.SEXN". April 11, 1S5?> 49 ly ~THETSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ABBEVIt.I.E DISTRICT. Ill tlic Court of Ordinary. Wf IIEREAS, AVilliiitri Gaines has applied to T T mo, by petition in writing, praying that the paper purporting to contain the last Will anil Testament of Margaret Gaine?r dee'd, may be proved in "Dae form of Law." These are, therefore, to cite nud admonish John Wilson, who lives beyond the limits of this Stnte, Sm all Kennedy, wife of Kennedy, the children of Michael Wilson, dee'd, (names not known,) the children of James Wilson, dee'd, (nainps not known,) and Andrew Miller Wilson, minor, to lie and appear at a Court of Ordinary to be held at Abbeville Court IIoiipc for Abbeville District, on Friday the iitli day of Janunrv. A. D., 1857, as on that day the validity of said paper will be tried. WILLIAM 11 ILL, O. A. D. October 4, 1S56. 23-8m FOR SALE l* THE Subscribers will keep on linnd at all time?, nt. the Snddlerv and Harness Store of E. Westfield, in this Village, an assortment of all kinds of STOVKS, which they pledge themselves to sell on as favorable terms as Stoves of the same quality can be purchased for in Charleston. .Their COOKING STOVES they will warrant to do everything that a Cooking Stove can do, and nreaure they will give universal satisfaction. One of us will Fjiend the most of the present year nt the North, and will he able to select the beet and most approved pntterns. E. WESTFIELI), I. BRANCH. Abbeville C. II., P. C., Jon 8, 1850. ly HODGES' DEPOT. rpilE Finn of ROBERTS, ADAMS <fc SMITH J_ wutt dissolved oa the fir6t of October, ISM. It i3 hoped tlint nil persons indebted will come forward and settle l>y cash or note, as we arc anxious to close our old business. ROBERTS & ADAMS Still continue business nt Ilodgc*, and at Long Cane, and by the tirst of April will have a fine Spring Stock of Goods, J selected with great care in New York and Baltimore, which we respectfully offer to our friends and customers at moderate profits.? Come and see, and he your own judge. We merely wish to let you know that we are still here, feeling satisfied that if }*ou will coine, our Goods and prices will nleuM> vnn Vorv respectfully, ROBERTS Jt ADASIS. Hodges', S. C., March 27, 1856 47 tf Sigu of the Two Large Watches. WATCHES, CLOCKS, ?AND jr CQ-WKlLiR V9 AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR CASH! Q3L MERCIIANTS and Dealers will do well to call and examine the stock of WA7TCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY, at 210 Kiuff Street before thoy purchase elsewhere. Every article warranted. . , . A stook always'on hand pecaliarly adapted to country dealer* Save twenty per cent, by calling on WM. MASTERMAN, 1 24King-st., Charleston, Four doors from Wentwortli street. October 6, 1865 22 tf v Gloves, 2. J EfcJl aiTranks' ? lliiwii^W/ ?o.. ApriUj, m? 4? .^>. * ly j '' ?r5 .' H B. 8CUO?A?, M. I>m Office at Lowfldesville, 8. C., solicifo practice ?p CHRONIC DISEASES. His extensive acquaintance wibh Anatomy, - Phyiiolo^y and Pathology, oud the laws and means of health, in ?ohnection with tha best and most satisfactory Medical agents kno^nty the profcat-km. ?nable him to /'iroiib to tns diseased superior aid. This department of Msdieine receives iris particular study and practice. * Jans 20, 186ft, 7 0m NEW GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM AT M. ISRAEL & BRUSSEL'S WE nrc now ready to show our friends and customers and the public in general our supplies of Fall and Winter Goods, recently purchased by one of the firm in tlio Northern cities t It has been acknowledged by all who have seen our Stock, that it is one of the largest nnd best assorted ever brought to these parts, and we can afford our Gooas at priccs wuicu can't bk beat I The attention of Planters an? Housekeepers is respectfully invited to our Stock of Browu and Blenched Domestics, Osnaburgi\ Domestic Stripes and Fluids, Cotton and Woollcu Linsevis in.:..- " It, 1 IHIIIS, ftOUUlCKV JeRllH, Tweeds niul Sattinett*, Blanket*, etc, etc.Ladies Dress Goods in great variety, viz.: Black and Colored Alpacao, Colored M?? rinw, \Vorsted Plaid*, Poplins, Dc Laines, newest Style#, Calicses, Ulnghams, ete, cte. White QoocU and Embroideries,, a large Stock. Shawls, Mantillas and Cloak*, the latest fashions. Cotton ami Woollen Hosiery, Cashmere, Berlin, and Silk Gloves. Press and Cloak Trimmings, Black Pinlif an<l Blue Velvet, Silk Velvet Ribbons, Ladies* Elastic,. Moire Antique, Worsted and Leather Belts, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, a large assorlmcnt. Our Stock of It?*ady-I?In<le Clotb~ 1 ill?; is complete, not a few samples only, but nn extensive and handsome assortment, each department full to overflowing ! We have on hand large quantities of I Fine Broad Cloth, Cassimere, Sattinet. Tweeds and Jeans Coatk, Beaver, Whitney, Blanket and Flushing Ovku Co.w, Broad Cloth, Lyonskin and Bea-ver Talmas, Fine Black Doeskin Cassimerc and Fancy Colored I'ants, Black and Colored Satin, Silk, Cassi-mere and Flush Vests, with an abundant supply of Gknts' Furnishing Akticlus, viz: Fine White L. B. Shirts, with or without Collars, Colored Shirts, new dciignt. Cotton, Merino and Saxony Wool Unukiwiiiuts, Blcached and Brown Drilling and Merino Drawers, Byron and Palwerston 'miirt Collars, Black and Fanev Col< <t Colored Silk Scarfs, Beaufort, Ariel and Nopol> on Ties, Colored and Black Silk Cravats, Linen, Silk and Fancy Bordered Pocket IIanbkks,. Men's and Boys' Suspender?, Glove*, etc, etc, AW a superior dock of Bovs' and Youths' Clotuino, to which we invito the attention of {lie public generally !f A very large stock of Brogans and Mens' Siiom, Gents' Fine Cloth, Calf <fc Congress Patent and Leather Gaiters, 1,ndit*?' Shoos, Slippers* and Gaiters, Also, Hoys', Youths' aud Misses' Booteks and Gaitkus, Fine Calf, sowed, pegged, heavy Ditching and Waterproof Boots, Ladies and Gents' India Rubber Snosi and Sandaia Black and Colored high and low crowned Fur Hats, Planters* wide rim Fur IIats, Plantation Wool Hat*, Silk and Cotton Glaze, Military, Cloth and Jockey Cai*s, Tea and Table Spoons, Pockct and Tabl? Cutler}', Hardware, Perfumery and Notions, any quantity at reasonable prices ! Coffee, Svoar, Molashf.s, Son*, Pepfkr, Spice, Caniilk8. etc, etc, always on hand 1 Customers will please give us a call. All we ask, is a fair trial ! and upon examination of our Goods and prices, thoy will find us willing to offer inducements, second to none in tha State I Thankful for past patronage, we hope to receive a continuance of Iho same. M. ISRAEL ?fc BRUSSEL, No. 4, Granite Row. Abbeville C. H., Sept. 10, I860. 20-tf ABBK?II?M C. H. Cheap Cash Boot and Shoe Manufactory. a.d|| THE subscriber most le- jjjft spcctfully mils the attention VII' * of the public, and especially his old friends and customers, to bis large and well-selected stock of Qentlemen's and Ladies' Shoe?. Tie has also a large stock of fine pump-soled and fine welted BOUTS, of tbe latest styles, of the finestFreneh calf skin. lie bus a large stock of fine double-soled Water-Proof Boots. all of his own manufacture, warranted. All of which he will sell cheap for cash, or on a credit to prompt-paying customers. He is also preparrd to make to order any article in the Bunt and Shoe liue, having a large number of the fiucst workmen in his employment, and being a practical workman him, self. Having the finest stock of Leather tha- , ever came to this Distriot, hi* BooU and Shoet will be made in the neatest and latest styles* and for fit and workmanship shall not be ex? celled. N. MoEYOY. March 21, 185ft 46 12m Joiner and Cabinet Shop, nkxt soon to tub mess orrtcx, I ABBEVILLE COURT HOTTSW ? n. _ V.|% THE nodersigned, Uiankful tor past favors, and ever ready to Mrve a gonerons public, may vftLuM be afe *11 times found at bis Shop in the East-, ern corner of Christian & Deale s.Coaoh Factory, whore he is prepared to make PANEL BOOKS, SASII, RUKDS, MANTEL PIECES, i" will also make TABLES, DESKS* BOOKCASES, PICTURE' FRAME8, and< repair. furniture <bc . I will keep constantly on hand ready mad* COFFINS'of the be?t material and finest finish, either polished Of covered, (J1 oi which I will tUltfer "to any pwit in tn? district fr??. of charge with' hesrte op. npou railroad if desired in-direction. ' '**. ^ Alt *" * .?< T?? w?rraiiRu i^ gaaa iitbt best1 and cheap' according. Ten1 ppy, cent off for pMh o,n aft work done by-me. ' j Tot'Vefefciifos, Vapnly t&, mv gentleman in the IftcOrbofi^Wn;. * 6.. C. BOWERS. Jntta 12,1865.. ,' "11 ' ' if :x'. ^ " " - OBIEHT OBA8XBB. Hft 9JEL. A.'. 1L\, 3^^w?4T.pfcT,; 1 Jr.. ;'v. MH0OT& Third Friday in tWT ygSf MontK at S F. M. /Sr\' May 28, t?3? 3 12m

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