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THE PBST
^JBLI .1 j; i??M- J.u-l -J..
Abbeville, (J.; -i
. j. i. . ,
W. A. LE& EDITOR.
TPDMC Tl.-? n?n - J
?iiuru i/unnro n )fnr in nuvnnrc
Of Nt> Sub^c^ipCious-tikeu for a sliorter
time t!iu"U sii Aoutlis. : v
Friday, Ja^iary 7, 1870,
f
i\ ; Sale Day.
In spile of <Jic cold and disagreeable
wcatAiec, there was a large attendance'
'of *onr fcllow-citizons of the i
on Monday lust. The frecdlnon
cspccially inustered in strong
force. Some valuable proporty was
sold, and at good prices:
SAr/KS 1JY TIIK SHERIFF,
lteal Eslato of I\ A. Calhoun,
tlec'd., 786 acres, sold for $3500 ? 8. S. i
if: rlin, the purohascr. Tract of the |
same, 60 acres, $400, W. H, McCaw.
purchaser. Terms cash.
2 Lots in (ircenwood. Estate T?. M". j
McCiiTl, dee'd,,?1st lot, of 8 acres, j
'5223, C. A.' C. "Waller, purchaser?;
2nd lot 15ll acres, $150, same pilrcha.;
*er. ' Terms, eaSh.
SAr.Es by the '.TfDnE ok Probatk. '
JR*eal Kstato of W. O. Parsley, 171 |
:apres, $500. T. W. McMillan, purcha. j
ser. ' Terms cash.
Tnnn Wilcnn ilff'il 11 I
acrcS, $1,300, E. Jtoche, purchaser, i
terms 12 months credit. j
**'' 3IouS6 and lot near Abbeville, Est.:
Xathariiel Cobb, 4 acres, $515, Gov-)
crnor Nelson (eolored.) purchaser,!
(orniK 12 months credit.
Real Estate of the same 891 acres:
$250, Jas. II. Cobb purchaser; same
pterins.
lieal Estate of tho same 107 acrcs, j
$350; same purchuscr, and same
terms.
Eeal Estate of (he same 10GJ acres
$130. Same purchaser, on tho same
terms.
OTITER SALES.
The valuable Marshall property in j
"IW Village, consisting of 12 acres, j
" with improvements?dwelling, vinc-j
yard, &c.;?was divided into lftur lolf;
of threp acres each, and sold at public
out6ry "to different purchasers, rnd at
t\ih. fellowihg rates:
ifo. 1, the dwelling, was purchased
by Miss Sallio Martin, at $4,050? No.!
2,'the vineyard, by James S. Cothrani
"Ksq.,'at 8550? Nos. 3 and -1, near the!
"Prthiutft Aftn/lAmv W T C.?ill.
-* viimiv Ai\.uuyutj j l/J 11 . t; . UUUL llj
' ft>r $6G0. '
Terms one-fourth f-nsh?balaneo on
ft credit of tme and two years.
'l ' '* ?? <*><
it 1. &* * ' <t".
..v Ti|p: UxiVERSITy OF TUK SOUTH.?
. TYo had, the pleasure, on Weduesdaj*
. just ofmeeting the Roy. O. P.Tbaekara.
< l.bo o,gc^ of. tlio Bonrd of Trustees of
IVq .University of the South, as
as of hearing Ins address in Tri?$l3fc
<5hur6h in'behalf of this gi^t '^mu'*
' Tho plan of ithe Univiwimy''
- originated vrith Bishop Polk, in 1856
ill-485.7 he and Bisltoo EHiott were
appointed ngents to procure the etiJ
f4d9wxiM)ut.-!-anU ia Octobcr, 1860,
qornor stoue ww laid of tho University,
"\vi*io)i with an endowment
. of near ono half iniliion of dollar#,
' i ' l *
and a wide domain of 0,000 acres,
promisedto.be the great University
<>f the .South. "Cndcr the patronage
t>f ten Bishops of the Episcopal
'Ctrnfdj; it promised to be to the
South What Oxford and Cambridge,
;aro to Old England'. Tho war came
Jt > stfapeud^ hot to destroy tho work.
Something has been saved from the
- wi'ock-'-tljc .English Church has made
oa donation of $25,000 \ buildings have
been erected ; 100 students are in - attendance,
and "taorc are seeking'ddjcyitta^e.
It is ijiow proposed to raise
^25,000 m^rc fOjX' j.he,purpoao ofpnlarg>he.
.ftqcon^nop.dations, and Mr
^lifljcjfar^ comos to plead tli<? cause of
& boforo a
Southern "public?pf: high religious
cultpre?thorough but cheap?reli"jgloijs1
brit. not poctarlan. Tp tlieso
daysx)f lax morals and latitudinarian
'{{i'lnwnli'H Tf"KoV>f?moQ na in ! >?
x l > ~ -? *Vw!!
and deep, tho foundations of a thoyWgh,
roligtota ; education?to fo'stor
suOh institutions as tho University of
ilio/fiouthi -i'ii.-. . .i. : -fVBu4witt
at Tns1 <M asVi At,t? House, j
Ifayk, th? hostess of the Mar
hull House, with characteristic publie
spirit and Hbofrality, proWdfcd a
sumptuous supppr, on Xucaday evenJjftgTast
folr ihe entertainment of the
W?^6eW*o^'thd' itxfecutive Commit
*^<1 df'tliA* A^feoviftb 'Agricultural So<vfti'
loaded, with
everything wfcffelf' oosHd phiftdo the
m#pafc?i: wwflMfT^N? i
tjjfls ana delicacies?jdisrtttsS-,
ijfuo 'ttpprfeciatioi "hy the* &sserablad
guests. Jt.w&Jfa icfcsl'tf? good
&nWhW]$& itet&fi akilll
lJfite*KaP8Cft?^d *?d
joyed. i
. . - - r "
BtAOV 001 ,?5!OT99lf #>t^f 'i' ?>?. /. ;
4?,w?sa Ss"ff?9ritff fw
the Theme of extr&va^r^.ewog^r
bittor den a Delation by the paoAe jonr-|
*ufc JMVWtfci'iifo'
dbtotbiaaUwfeeefciB to /have? beep *mi-j
^ yMm^aAiid stttis Aearfu; (**.
bitter and unaoraptUMfeitigortifftfti
bension, fififp kc%ti ^Wfer?Jd
by his death.
:}?; ' .
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r" / \ " r- ' V : -'
Xf.w Magistrate at Aubf.vii.le
-?-"\Ve tuUi) pleasure in nnnounoin"
the recent appointment of our friend
Jtohevt R. Hemphill, Esq., as u magis
tmt(^ul' our Village, fcnd vre thinlc
can safely assume the responsibility
of assuringtho public t t tho duties
of his oJBce will be efficiently and sat
Isfactorily performed. He is a lawyei
by profewuoir, und with the nbilit\
and t|?e disposition to do justieo.to al
parlies without "fear, liivor or a Hoc
tion," and we arc sure tjiat he wil
give satisfaction to alWwhite ant
black. TlijiL i.s the kinu of Magis
trate, it is said, that the authoritic!
wish at, Abbeville, and we feel assurec
that our friend Mr. Hemphill wil
"fill the hill." See his card in anothei
column.
Dissolution.?We direct tho alien
tion of our readers lo the advertise
ment of tho dissolution of the copnrl
nership of Fowler it McDonald, Th<
business will l?c continued Ly Mr. .1
\Y. Fowler, who iu{.ends enlarging hi:
stock, and to the Departments of Dn
Cioods and Millinery, proposes to adt
a Dress and Mantua-making depart
incut, under the control of ladies o
tasto and skill. JWr. fowler lias bu
sines* energy, ami experience, an<
generally performs what he promise?
Our friends may call at the "Jimpori
um of Fashion" with tlio assurance o
s -Iccting from a largo and varie<
stock the best goods in his lino, at run
sonablo rates. Sre his ailvertisemcn
of goods at cost.
?<a>?
Abbeville Agricultural Society.
In another column we publish tIn
proceedings of a late mooting of tin
I-'xecutive Committee. It will hi
soon that they havo each pled?xc<
themselves to advance ?5() to moot ox
penditures to be incurred in the erco
lion of necessary buildings, it wil
be also seen that tho citizens of tin
District are earnestly X'equestcd ti
pay promptly their subscriptions a
Annual Members, so tbal all inai
bear their part in tbis enterprise
The Society is now a "fixed fact,1
with a brilliant future before it. Tin
next Premium List will swell its a?
gregale of premiums to tho amour,
of ?1.000?and ?rach succeeding yea
will witness more varied and extent!
oJ lists. Tho next Annual List lm
i been prepared and will appear in ou
noxt issue.
I BfiT** Soc noticc to Debtors; "Jo;
! White Brothers in another colunu
t
The appeal is irresistible and we fee
as mire d will meet a hearty response
Their arguments cannot be gninsayet
These gentlemen also publish a stat<
ment of the expense of holding eottor
which see. They are also prepare
to mako liberal advances on cot to
shipped by them, which will bo hel
[jit the discretion of the owner.
185J
efyv
wo d rcct attention to the ad
Vorti^ement of Mrs. Golding, v;h
nfiWcased the commodious House a
the Corner of Granite Range, on th
Imoiic Sduarc, and is prepared to ro
ccivo permanent and transient board
ers. To all of our friends who desiri
a pleasant qHiet house?a good tabl
?and a polite and obliging hostess
we commend Mrs. Golding's.
00^. Seo notice of Dissolution o
Partnership of Rahn & Rosenburgh
and formation of new partnership o
Rahn & McAdams, at Diamond Hill
S. C. The new firm inako a strong
appeal to their friends and patrons
and we trust will be rewarded with j
full share of patronpge.
? r
Dr. J. "W. Thomas advertise
a patent wire-fenco, which ho war
rants.-'pig tight and bull strong,"?
?proof against everything large:
than rats or less active than equir
ji'ols?also his famous knitting Ma
ehinc. Read his advertisement.
$?2?* Mr. Enoch Xclson advertise;
two of the beat and most popular fer
tilizers ? Boue Super-Phosphate and
Chesapeake Guano?which thoy wil
sell for cash or on timo. They come
highly reoommendod. Call and sec
certificates.. ' He also advertises i
largo lot of fcox-n, which ho is selling
low. '" '
Mossrs. Mays, Barnwell & Co
together with a variety of othei
goods in their line, are offering e
uhoipo lot of corn and ?ats, which have
ing purchased low, they are preparet
to sell at low rates. These gentlemei
are fhaking the said of grain a specialty
and invite an examination of theji
prices. They also advertiso Superioi
fertilizers. ; ..... ...
I. ' ..!*'* . .
S&" By referenco to the advertise
ment in another polumn it will be sect
that Jir. J. Jj. (plurlc late of Hodge
Depot, has located in our Village an<
offers his services to the public as i
repairer of batches, .clocks and jew
?lry. Mr. Clark haa ..long resided it
our District and is Well-known to eu:
citizen?. ills expcnchce and skil
guarantee that any .work entrusted t<
nw1?r?J Will recciVo ]W6pi5r attention
";'l6!^^^w'X,jcensc bill, pending be
fore 4he/.Epty of CfcnHeston", i
heated discus
jSil , It irmkeg i
ti>o'
9(1.3 )?ivt y.'l "iTflW't?Z*<fT
i btlUMHUibd Hobday Ue
M?tN<b0i4 tlk nmof-the fcawon-v
vpf/i d y-afi d. v1 f Ou-Mond*}
night theif
and sitico then tho vreMbwr biw become
more gonial, ' ^
.! Moetiag of tlio Executive Committee of
' i the Abbeville Agricultural Socioty.
j ?According
to previous announce
i mailt, a meeting of tho Executive
[Committee of the Abbeville Agricul'jturul
Society was held at tlio. Village (
* | on Tuesday .ast.
The Committee now consists of'
i {.wenty-nino members? twenty-four,
' i with the olllcera of the Society. Of
' j tlieso were present, Messrs. I). W.
'i Aiken. C. T. Haskell, F. A. Connor.
'.IninosS. Cofhrmi W A T.or> Win
-j IT. Parker, G. Mel) Miller, ' W.J.
?i.Smith, II, A. Griflin, J. M. Ijattimer.
^ j II. W, Lawson, A. M, Aiken, James
'( llogoj'K, jr., W. T. Henderson, A.
ISllia, James Pratt, I. I>. Gaillard, J.
V. Calhoun? absent, 1>. M. Itogei-3,
! L\ Jj. Guillcheau, James II. Wide;
man, James A. Iteed, G. M. Mattison.
*jM. II. MeGhee, Cat. C'orley, J. E.
i P.rownlee, iSauuiol V. Hester, M- C.
" j Tuggarl and G. M. Hodges.
"j The President announced that he
s I had appointed J. F. Calhoun, Vice
! M. O. Met 'avian declined, and James
'A, Hood vice Edwin Culhonn declined
j On motion of W, J. Smith, a Com'.mittceof
^ix was appointed to select
!a suitable location for the creotion of
jtho necessary Fair Buildings. The
following gentlemen were appointed :
W. J. Smith, iv- A. Gridin. A. M.
Aiken, W. II. Parker, II. W. .Law
l - - n
i?un, juiuck Jv??gers. jr.
, On motion of .lames Rotors, jr., it
11 . , " .
; was Resolved, That the Kxeoutive
Committee pledge themselves to advance
each iii'ty dollars for tlio uses
jof tho Society, upon the call of the
; Treasurer.
j On motion of J. 3E. LatUmer, a
L j Committee of five was appointed to
^superintend the erection of the necesMsary
buildings, enclosures, &< , upon
"! tho Fair grounds. The following
"(gentlemen were appointed: .1. M.
' LattimerC. McJ). Miller Jatnes 8. Cothu!
ran, James Pratt, and J. F. Calhoun.
i! - - ?
j un motion ol" F. A, Connor, acoms'inittcc
of tlireo was appointed to prov
ieiire Siiitable plans and specifications
| j for the Fair Buildings. The following
gentlemen compose the Committee:
F. A. Connor. W. T. Henderson.
jr. 1). Gail lard.
^ j On motion of F. A. Connor, a comr!
mittee consisting of 1>. \V. Aiken, ]?.
*:A. Griflin, and James Jlogcr.?, jr.. wan
s appointed to prepare a suitable "Prcr
initim List for the next Fair,
u y #
- On motion of J?. A. CJrifiln, the
^Committee was authorized to issue
Premiums to the amount of one thouq
sand dollar.1?.
Oa motion of G. 3IoD Miller, it was
j j Resolved, that tho Annual members of
" I tho Society bo dfifeucHtlv requested to
'"j renew promptly their subscriptions,
> jinjocder t& meet the forthcoming deij
| mnnds unjpn tho Treasurj*.
? j On motion of W. J. Smith it was
_l; Resolved that the proceedings of this
j meeting he published in the Abbevillr
j Prats and Banner.
j The Committee then adjourned.
|.| W. A. Li;K,) D. \\r. AIKEN.
i Rrtf* ft/*/ ! r?4 ui>?* C ^ * 1
) ircsiuent.
The Cokksbury Confkrence School
( ?We take pleasure in calling iho attention
of our readers to tho advertisement
of the re-opening of this
p time-honored institution under the
e nuspices of Mr. W. C. Hen net, a
! thorough scholar and successful tcaeh'|er.
Mr. Bonnet is a graduate of Edjinburg.
aud well sustains tho reputation
of that renowned university for
I exact and life scholarship. The
i)!CokcBbury school has suftered in comf.
1- 1 ' *
! .iiun u mi uuiurs uirougliout tho counI
try, and we hail with pleasure the
' efforts which are being niado^o re?^
tore its past prosperity. It^Mfciborn
< among its graduates, such. mel Pas4.
a D. B. DuBow, lion. Joseplh Thcker,
Bishop MeTyre, and a long list of oth*
er worthies. Let us sustain our home
institutions; and among the best of
8 these is the Cokesbury Conferoncc
- School.
P Religious.?The Rev. W. S. Plumor,
I). IX, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church in the villago on next.
* Sabbath morning at 10i o'clock. At
the close of the sermon tho Sacrament
of the Lord's Supper will be ad
ministered.
EST Mofisrs. Norwood, Do Pro &
' Co. advertise fresh arrivals of choieo
1 staple goods, provisions and groceries.
, Their stock was uevor larger or rnoro
, comploto.
Seo notice of Final Settlement
* of Estate of Archibald Bradley, dee'd,
by P. II. Bradley, adm'r, and Alary
A. Bradley, ndm'x.
' ?
r 19" See notice to dcttdBLand crcd1
itora. of tbo estate jWHFr. W. T.
j Jones,, deo'd, b^ GeoV.-ty/Tjones, Ex?
.. . 'Markets. "
P . -
ABbirvffct*, January 7?Cotton 22}
@23.
* Kew York, January 6?Cotton a
shade caster, at 25J. Gold 19].
i 7 P. M.?Cotton heavy and lower;
, sales 2,100 bales, at 25$. Gold 10i(%
1 20.
" Baltimore, January B.?Cotton
?5. ; ., . r*
, Charleston,. Jan. Cotton activd
tind firmer; rr.lcs f?O0 tales? middling
24 J; redeiptd J,013.
Liverpool, January B.?Noon.?;
. Cotton firm?uplands Or
leans lli(^li|.
* Liverpool, January 5.?Cotton
steady, at preyio*is quotations.: <
j, EOJtEKA LODttH, NO. 47,
'' A regular ,'cqo^muoicntioTi of E?r?kft
- S?iM.djn?"? WtfMUt */"*>
r ba ; punctual in
j&s
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1 * v y,1^> / r. v," ~ A" f.
. < . \ /jji
j niNNOI
;0F COFAI
!
!
I
The Firm <1
DonaM is this d
own limitation.
I J AS.
| m. m
Abbeville, Jai
i
! ^\.C?
The uiulersijj
the Dry Goods
??-rSBS -<
mincers xf fiIIa <
the "Emporium
pare with city
land Milsincry
Spring he will, i
jhe Dry Goods
jpartments, cstaS
Ifloor a Dvcss rti
'department wlih
ed by a lady <
W R Sk A^)S<i2nilk^ ?>
Cir!
Thankful to 1
public lor the
bestowed upon
hopes by strict
ness to merit d
same.
Very re
eFc^ul
Having sold
business lately
firm of jToiyler $
W. Fo"7 ler, 11
bespeaking for
FOWI FR a ?>o
* v# hu juj jw x a. ? ?' v
liberal j>atronaa
late firm.
]
1
I
Shoes
A r< CI m 4- y\ wx #1
AS 1 HUUIiU
shoe business
my stock of mc
children's pegj
until 1st of mar
Jag
In order to
dn.Mark A*
nig auu ^UII
sell until 1st
goods, flannels,
titles In the S
incut, sliawls an
') *S.^br. oi mm
H ^ ?1ai
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L1ITBON
1TNF.RXMP
- ? ? - ?? ?rs^ AM. JL JL 9 |
I
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4 Fowler & Mcay
dissolved by its
W. FOWLER,
cDONALD. !
ti'y 1st, 1870,
^ a /. - ^?
jned will continue
and Millinery busendeavor
to make
of Fashion" cornretail
Dry Goods
Houses. This
in connection with
and Millinery dedish
on the second
id iBmitua niakinsr
bIi will be conductof
taste and skill,
ristants.
Ids friends and the
liberal patronage!
the old firm, lie
attention to busi
cuDiiiftiuauee 01 me
spectfully,
?. "W. Fowler.
my interest in the
i!
M T IIIC.
# ^
r- illcDahalD to .las.
tike this methol of
the said J AS. W.
ntiimaiicc of tlie
je bestowed on tlie
jot
LW. lucisonaia.
Sit? ?
at Cost.
going out of the
1 propose selling
sn's, women's and
^ed shoes at cost
ch.
5. W. Fowler.
make room for a
nner Stock I will
of march, dress
linseys, many armillinery
depart1
' 1 A A
ia cioaKS, at cost;.
i. W. Fowler.
;?s, cravats, '^gjgj
|
Guano!
1J*?sOCIT KEI.SON wotild respectful! inforn
the Hg?n'-y for selling lwo of llie best ?n
ZELLS' AMU
'ESI
_BBL?vjaa.^ .EL J
AND T
GHE8AFEAKI
AN AMMONIATED SOL
I will koop con-tantly on Imnd largo qui
which I will null to planters for cash or on time
7.<:rs have been u*?-d very extensively in llti
every instance have given etiliio satisfaction.
*eeu upon application to
Jrmuary .*>, 18i?, .17, tf
Quick rtturns and 1'ermanmt .
MAPES' NITR(
Super-Phospha
COMPOS
Bones, Phosphatic Guano & A:
AH thoroughly discomposed ?nd reduced lo i
tiou and Sulpliuiic Acid,
ADAPTED TO THE
COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO, (Mi
Th * ia the 01 leal Ruper-Phnpplmo tnanufacl
truducbd lo the Public iri li? Spring of llio )c<
The guaranteed chemical standard of tin* fe
ct. Soluble Bone Phosphate, 14 per ct. Tot
This standard is tinifonnlv exceeded in tho m
made by Dr. Alex. Means, Inspector of fertil
Gillian, of llk-hiiiond, Dr. Tinges, of Boston,
several yearsand puhli-die:l in the de?cri|>
The practiced success of this Sopi-i .phosphate
seasons, baa been as fully established by the i
'armers, recent letters from nearly two hundred
| phlets last issued.
[kinsman & HOWELL, General j
Carolina, 128 East Bay St:
Jan. 7, 1870. 37?3m
consignees.
The following named persons have I
freight in the Depot at Abbeville : | I
Calhoun & Lanier, IT. Devlin, William
Wilson, Trowbridge ct Co., J. A.'
Norwood, D. A. W. D. Mars & Co., j
I Jay & BiTvdlcy, Mays, Barnwell & Co. I
J. W. TlminnQ V/hmi-/>a/1 T?..T3..~ f. !
... .... ? -- V* M uuvij X/ UX 1 U IV !
Co., Quarlcs, Porrin & Co., J. K.' ^1
P. Ilafircy. I *
EXPRESS.?T. P. Qnarlcs, C. A.1 ^
Hammonds, J. X. "Boyd, \V. A. Lee. f,j,
IX R. SONDLBY, i h?
Agonfc. ! 8'e
i a ..k , a *1 ?
7* Pile m All M l
; v v jl*M.&? Mm' 1UU1 f
200? LBS. BMOl, n
1000 Bushels Prime Seel Oats, ?
' 8C
MACKEREL LARD,
' e?i
CHEESE OSNABURGS, E
be
Linseys, Hardware, Boots,
Shoes, &c., &c.
\TnWAAfl
.iliJIUUUUj A/ULJU OC IJK).
Jnn. 7, 1870, 87?tf \1
NEW ORLEAUS MOLASSES,
White Drips,
STT, TIPTPH
SYRUPS & MOLASSES. [?n
Norwood, DuPre & Co. rli,
J?n. 7, 1870, 37?tf
' ' CI*
ROBERT R. HEMPHILL, =
Lawyer ^
MAGISTRATE, ?
ABBEVILLE, S. 0.
OFFICE ON LA W RANGE. ^
Jan. 7, 1870, 37?tf T
NOTICE. &
187
PERSON^ having claims against the den
late Dr. W. T. Jones, will present
iliem properly at tested. And oil persons
indebted JlaAbe jaiu? ard requested to
(pak* payrotot (6 the undersigned. J
tp> H. JONES, ?
tSBSSS^ " ' Executor. *
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'.? . ' Jg " I --Trr*r_'T"m"~TL' ''Jtl
Guano!
i\ Inn rintompK nn?l frii-nds lhat lie lms
d most popular Feriiiiz-r* now in im-J
fONIATEI)
hospliate9
IIE
: GUANO,
UBLE PHOSPHASE.
unlilicR of both of tho ubovo Ft riiliz'rr.
i on reasonable term*. Tliwu Foilili
State, Gcortri.i v-tid Albania, and in ,
Testimonials and cer.iOcaUj* can be|
MELSON.
Improvement to the noil !
DGENIZED
ite of Lime,
OP
mmoniated Animal Matter,
\ fine powder l?y meana of FermentaGROWING
OF
I CRIPS, VEGETABLE, &C.
ered in this Country, having been inirl852.
rtilizer i* : Ammonia, 2.00 to 3.00 per'
hI Hone PlioRphatn, 3(5 ptr o.t.
anafacltire, as shown by ihe analyses
izers for Stale of Georgia, I)r. William
and til her prominent chemists, during
live pamphlets.
even K'lrmg the rno?t unfavorable
2 perience of hundred* of l'binterH mid
of whom are to be found in the pnin
Agents for tlie State of South
reet, Charleston, S. C.
Private Boarding
SOU S E
BY MRS. GOLDING.
HUE subscriber having Icsed lhai
L eoniinndious Hoiiw, on the Public
\inre, at the corner of the Granite It-?nget
prepared to furnish ciitortiiinineiil to her
'lid* and the public generally. She will
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iu icixivc pt-rniaiiciil mid trailnt
boarders, and to all du?iriti<r :i pleast
and quint location gIhi will prouiistr
best uliention rind care. Tho public
tronagc is renpecifullv solicited
C. GOLDING.
Jun 71 1810, 37 ? it * *
PAY UP!
piIERE is 6till about Fifteen Hundred
L DoIIhts chic me. na Proprietor ol
e AMievi'le Banner for advertising, mb
ripiiorm, &o. Parsons who know thentIvt-s
indebted to ma for mol> woik are
riteatly requested to call Mid pay up.
omises to "seftle in ft few days" nre ol
u<e to m<\ Longar indnlgtincu cannot
given. Tlie money ia needed.
W. W. FARROW.
Jim 7, 1870,37? tf
I. L. CLARK,
REPAIRER OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
AND
w c w t?iry,
WOULD respectfully inform the pubthai
lie bxs located ?t Abbeville, and
uId be pleased to serve his friends nnd
i public generally. All work done
Jifitlly Ht the lowest living rates. Hii*
g experier.ce in the business is a auflint
guarantee of liis Ability to do Any
rk entrusted to his care. Shop oppo
s (be Post Office. TERMS CASH. .
[ Persons in Any Way Merestei
IN THE ESTATE OF
. <f \
rcliibald Bradley Dec'd,
WILL TAKE NOTICE.
i<. J
IIAT a final settlement of the said .
Estate will be made in the. qffice of ,
Judge of Probate lor Abbeville Coun
on my ivreiuy-rotirtb day of January
0?when the adm'r n?d adm'x will '
land a final discharge. < '
P. H. BRADLEY, Adm'r.
Mary A. .'Bradley, Adm'x.
an. 3, 1870, 37?St
TO ARRIVE.
fiKjp?. WMte Cm.
SOiiOLBS. BSOON, 1
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* j ' )
J (
ii ? imjufi
PROMPTNESS
IN FULFILLIING
FAST OBLIGATIONS,
TTrlE 33EST
RECOMMENDATION
FOR FUTURE CREDIT.
WE WOULD respectfully inform
rucIi of our customers an are in
arrears lo us for goods sold tlietn la?l ye*r,
dial the time lias come when we expect all,
wiiliout any exception, lo pny up.
VVe arc compelled to have money during
diis month. We Iihvo waited on our cub
toineis long and patiently, and we know ii
in only necessary to a*Mire them of our
need of monev. to - -
. , -- .uviii iu jmjr up.
Cotton is Wringing a good prico now, nnd
there is no reason or justice in keeping n
merchant out of hi* money longer, when
the debtor lias ibe means of paying at his
command.
Coino forward gentlemen, settle up old
>corc9 and put us in n condition for indulging
vou during tlie year upon which we
l.&vw just entered.
WHITE BROTHERS.
J.tn. 7, 1870, 37?tf
3M otice
M msmii.
WE have made arrangements for shipping
Cotton, by which we will tdViince
liberally on all Cottons put into our
hands for shipment, and charge only Seven
pet cent Interest on the money niTvauced.
Wo will hive the Cotton held at the
discretion of tho owner. Vlanter* who
are not satisfied to sell their Cotton at
( resent price*, and yet need money to
meet iheirengagcments with Merchant*, can
ship their Cotton through us, draw sufficient
funds for meetinc present demand*.
and take the risk of realizing better price*,
l>y hulding as long as they desire. Tba
Coin mission Merchant* to whom we ship
ire (second to none in point of rrt-poiuiI'ilily,
prudence nnd business capacity.
White Brothers.
The following in nn extract from a letter
received from our Ftctora in New York,
in reply to inquiry made in regard to expenses
of holding cotton.
"The expense* of stoiing cotton io New
York is 25 cents a bale per month. The
insurance is 15 cents on $100 for one
nvoth, 22 cents for 2 months, 30 eonti
for 3 muni h, .'57 cents fur 4 months and
45 cents for 5 moniha."
WHITE" BROTHERS.
Jan. 7, 1870, 37- tf
CuKESBURY
|SC II00 L.
rniS oUl and popular Institution nil]
resume ExeicUes or. the flr*t of
February under tlie rectorship of Mr. W.
(J. BENET, an experienced niid successful
instructor of yoilili. Mr. lt*not whs edu*
uated at th- Editihutgh University of
Scotland, and sto>id among the first in all
his classes. IIo taught in the Cokesbury
school during the past year, and the pa
irons were so perfectly Bathfhd with the
progress of their thildien and the discipline
of the school, that they emered into
obligations of guaranty to induce him to
remain another year, as the strongest inducements
were offered by other communities
to obtain bis services. I have soma
experience in teaching myself, and I can,
most unhesitatingly, recomtucnd him to
my friends aod the public as a superior
teacher, nnd an accomplished- Christian
gentleman. Kates of Tuition 25, 40, 50
cn .l-.ll -
...... uu uunnr* pur scuoiaaiic year, liHlf in
advnnce. Board cat. be obuined at $12 '
per month, exclusive of ^washing aud
lights.
F. A. CONNOR,
President Board Trustees.
January 7, 1870, 37?if./'
DISSOLUTION OF
NEW FIRM
AT 01 AMOMOl HUJ..
OOP ft *' 1
THE Oopartnersliip-b^retofore touting
under the pitme of-**K?bh & Hoaeii
burgh" at Diamond Hill, '8tC., but this
day been dissolved, *nd' lbjf business will
henceforth he conducted'bi;-!b?. undersigned
under the name offKM?o .6c McAdams."
All persons indebtipfjto the old
firm will, make prompt/payment to them.
A continuance of (be publio patronage U
expectfully requested, andtfae undersign-,
ed will apxre uo pain* to meet tbe'^ublio
J... 7. ID70,
For the' S^gj^| In
TTOKKCH
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