The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-05-15
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"HE indefnigahle District and Village
IL Cloilling Man, by close obscrva alton and
hard study, has learned several new features in
tho art of improving aud adorning the Masculine
portion Of the human family. He's been clean
10 New York, took lessons under scientific men,
and Inns made himself familiar with nil the
beauties, duties, liabilities, advantages and re-
spons,bililics Of the human weather boarding dc.
lartnlent that Just he lays his eyes OH
II nan, he knows what he lacks-whcther 1t is
food or ramcni. lie is just the same to mankind
that spring Is to vegetation. Country merchants
would do well 10 come in aud take few lessons
charges moderate for single schoiar-clusses
taken ut reduced rates.
If i is food and raimcn, lie takes him in, COW
ers, weather bonrds and floors him. and then
sends him over to his friend. ii. $. Kerr Or down
to LomuX d Cobb'a where in Il few inmates,
after the patient has realized The rrviving, health
full influence Of The external application, they
will commence the inside work--cciling, luthing,
plastcring and securing, and then start him home.
And il ID no wonder, after taking some Of Lo-
max L. Cobbs H. S. Kcrr's in'ard filling
(Which is substantial, no liquid) then allowing
LYONS to give them what's called the surface
polish, that mems wives don't know them when
they go home; The little boys and girls run and
hide. thinking some city folks Ind come to their
entertain their new heaux, and young men brush
their h"ads, look digni6ed and sturt to receive the
nice locking strangers
A few ,ncn Of rnther ordinary appearance,
who have thrown themselves entirely into I.Y-
oNs' hands, know the advantages TO he derived
from suit of his Clothes; it Ins married them
into rich families. gwen them standing far be
yond their expectations. and hecn tho means of
pitching them as high up as phifty -phour plIoriy
Ill the scale OF uppcrtendom responsibility.
There are now in the city of Abbeville, s
Churches. Academies. i Singing School, n
great many Dry Goods Stores. 2 Printing Offices,
2 Wholesale Grocery Houses. 2 Jewellers Es,nb-
Fellows Lodge. Dancing Class, IIippodron,e, 2
Carri"ge aud Buggy Manufactures, i Hotels,
several Boarding Houses, l Dug Store, Gin
Factory, and Steam Saw Mill, Harness, and
several Boot and Shoe Shops, Tin Mandatory,
Taors' Establishments Cabinet Carpenters
and Blacksmitl,s' Shops, ; Refresllment Saloons,
und 2 Livery Stables, and it will not do for
these places; it Injuries their business. LYONS
keeps Clothing suitable for oil the above named
PAGES, avocations and occupations, and because
lie has big trade and large Stock, he don't in
tend to ask prices that ara unreasonable.
LYoSs' stock of Leghorn and Straw Hats, is
complete. lie keeps fine Pocket Knives i,a.
zors, Oil and Fluid Lamps, Fiddl.s, Fiddle
Strings and Fiddle Rosin, manufactured express
ly for his trade, Flutes Patent Door Faslen crs,
Interest Tubles, the most convenient thing of the
kind now in use-every body ought to have one
-Bankers' Gases, Bill Books, Pocket and Mem
oraudum Boo", Envelopes, Letter Paper, the
largest stock ever brought to this mnrket-New
Yorkcrs complain Of scarcity since wo pur-
| chasec-Steel Pens, so many that there is an
anticipated advance on steel, Port Monnaies
enough to hide all the money in the District,
Combs, Hair Brushes. Nail and Tooth Brushes
enough to open q wholesale brush and comb
house, and if Cedar Pencils rise, Lyons has got
'em, sure-a whole case of Backing, Needles,
any quantity, and low by retail. Tricopherous,
t1ac.. aDd sSss smono a .n Ksd n Ea
ThmbIe Cases, Lanterns Buggy Whips, valises.
two or three Horses, and 80 many other things
that it would take US whole day TO look them
up and name them oYer. oil of which are ready
for inspection and sale. at the Coinor Store in
the MarsliHll House. et -
AbbeyilIe GIL. April ls, 1856. 62.H