The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-10-14
Here too Mr.. Henry Inman will

sell you capital time-piece, or temp
you with tho choicest of his jewelry
Near by Messrs. J. D. Chalmers
Co. hold forth, and with their luxa
rious lounges, invite leisurely sur
vey Of the charming pictures and al
the beauties of upholstery.
!, Mr.. A. NJ. Hill will next solicit al
inspection of his varied stock Of pro
visions and groceries-sweets fol
the children and something more sub
stantial for their elders.
Next Messrs. Mays, Baruwell e. Co
are offering their select stock Of Fal
and Winter goods, to which they in
vite the attention Of their friends
Their stock embraces the latest anc
best styles, and they feel sure of being
able to please their patrons in botf
style and quality. Here Mr.. J. A
Calhoun will be pleased to see his
friends.
Next door we can be supplied with
the best of groceries and provisions
from the large and varied stock Of
Messrs. J. G. & E. Edwards. 1t has
been carefully selected, and comprises
a choice assortment With them will
be found Mr.. W. G. Evans, who will
be happy to see his friends.
Next at Mr.. E. Nelson's we NAV
find a we'll selected stock of dry goods
"a fine lot Of ready-made clothing
wearing apparel of all kinds-at pri-
ces to suit the times. Capt. Williams,
and Messrs. Judson Rogers and
Henry Cannon will bo pleased to see
their friends.
Mcssrs. J. ". Trowbridge g. Co., at
the Marshall House Corner, have had
several grand openings at night, and
the result is seen 10 a brilliant display
by day. Hero you may fud the best
Of solids and the choicest of liquors.
something to invigorate the outer
man aid to strengthen the inner. All
lovers of good eating may consult
their interests by giving him a call.
Here Messrs. B. NJ. McGhcc and R.
P. QuGrles, will take pleasure in wait
ing upon their friends.
Stepping over tho way to Mr.. John
Knox's you will be certain to get
whatever you may call for in his line
choice liquors, superb cigars, and the
best of provisions and groceries.
His stock is large, his goods are Of
the very best, and his prices to suit
the times. Give him call, and
Messrs. Trocghcr and Carter, will give
you the polite reception which they
extend to all their friends.
At the corner near tho Court house
is Carr's store: the place where "ma-
chine poetry" is made, and the cheap
est goods in town are sold. They
offer bargains in all the departments
of dry goods, ready-made clo'bing,
notions, &c. Give them a call after
reading the poetry.
Beyond, across and below-at the
corner, Mr. J. G. holland in harness
and saddIery making, Mr.. Brazealc in
tailoring, and Mrs. Talnadge in con-
fcctionary, next claim our attention
Mr.. II. ". Lawson at the P. O.,
with his superb assortment of lamps,
tin ware and stoves, that requires
column to give him justice Mr..
Kurtz and his boot and shoe shop
Mr.. Shillito and his tailoring-Mr.
Westfield and his tanyard-Mr. Clark
and his watches-all demand more
time and space than we can now give
them.
Here we close our imperfect sketch
correcting mistakes, and supplying
omissions in our next.
We might as we'll advert 10 two
omissions at once. Being occupied
with tho present, we were forgetful OF
the absent, and hence overlooked the
Marble Yard. Again, walking upon
terra frma, we forgot to look aloft as
high az Dr.. Wardlaw's Dental Rooms
over the Furniture Store of J. D.
Chalmers & Co. This will do for the
present.