The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
OTHER MATTERS.
Final settlement estate Peter Smith, sem
tn arai

, Tim, Adaline and Betsy, property of X.
McFarlan. Plunder of Frank Be asey to
under the hammer too.
By order of Samuel A. Hodges, 5. A.
will sell real estate or Natha mel Norwood, 3
acres on Waters of Rocky river.
Frederick w. Selleck, ordinary of ofAbbevil
county, IS acres belonging 10 John Ashle.
deceased. 81 acres belonging TO Sarah Richel
James Morrison, admir-, will sell three lik
ly negroes, and all farming stock belongin
to the estate Of William Morrison, decd.
qualify. Ordinary will proceed TO tax
charge of estate.
II. A. Jones, c. E. A. D., sells various tracts
Wilson & Williams, merchants, are In tn
George Robinson has hardware and mil
irons.
A. G. Goodwin, OF Columbia, wants to sci
Joseph Lawton, of Charleston, plan tatiol
goods.
Gray Brothers. of Augusta, offer grea
stock Of all sorts OF goods.
Snowden & Chear, of ofAugnsta. ladies' cloak
and mantillas.
J.J. Marlin wants land warrants. ,
M. d. Deal, agent, has carriages Tor aale.
S; Benson, M. D., will look after the sick
DR.. ]. W. W. Marshall offers to sell th
Bedford place, 500 acres. \
"a small farm of $50 acres" can be had b.
application TO this office.
THE FINISHING OF THE MARSHALL HoUsl
HOTEL.
or five years, to the highest bidders, that larg'
brick hotel now In process OF erection. Pos
session given third Monday In March next.
Note.-E. Cobb was in possession OF the
hotel in 1859, when he died Of q dose OF NOR
phipe. His step.son, Capt. Robert Chatham
was killed in the army at New Hope. nea
Atlanta. His son, James M. Cobb is now 6
prosperous merchant at Edge1eld. The Mar
Ish q OF nn q n tu
and Banner Ia now printed, and was burned
January -, 1871
John A; Hunter gives notice that q com
of the pn Raes
day and Saturday evenings, and return or
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday mornings.
A. l.. Gray offers $50 acres four miles south
of Abbeville on the Snake road.
Isaac Branch has Withdrawn from all co
partnership, and will practice medicine on
his own account. IN
James shillito advertises his tailor busi
ness aud stock of CLOTHS. Z, Z.
+. A. Connor, secretary, will rent Stewartt
hotel, and sell househoid and kitchen fnrnl
ture OF the Cox kesbury ;school. Students will
be allowed TO board inprivate families.
bers to the New Academy at Clear Spring tc
pay up. The money is needed 10 pay for the
DR.. F: 6. Paslay having settled himself per
Office In the store OF Mr. Charles Smith.
DR.. F. F.: Gary has opened a big stock Of
drugs at Cokesbury.
Enright & Starr have e gin mandatory.
Note - Mr.. Euright's son, Thomas En-
right. died in 1888. He had accumulated q
considerable estate, and being unmarried, he
gave his estate by will for the erection OF the
Cath olic church at Abbeville, and the beauti.
ful structure which was built with his money
| is now an ornament TO the city.l
| Nicholas McEvoy has boot and shoe shop
Wardlaw Lyon have new arrivals o.
goods.
Edward Westf1eld and George w. Howell
recently OF Columbia, having located at Alb
beville, are In the saddle business.
B. Fl. Burton, OF GAINESVILLE, Ca. wants tc
sell 996 acres.
DOCTOR WHO COULD CURE FEW SIMPLE
DISEASES.
DR.. Charles Murphey, OF cuffletown; Able
vile District, has an advertisement stating
that he is giving his Individual attention Il
such diseases as dyspepsia, liver complaint
consumption. rheumatism, loss of appetite
histeria, neuralgia, epileptic fits, paralysis
cancer, old sores, gravel, bronchitis, ole
coughs, diseases Of the heart, dropsy, and al
kinds of fevers, eruptions of the skin, and In
yltes all persons suffering from any Of these
names OF several Of the diseases.
ALL SORTS.
Florida.
| J. R. Simpson and ]. T. Gardner of Augusta
are com mmission merchants.
A. NJ. Manigault OF Charleston, is factor anc
| commission merchant.
James M. Dye and stephen D. Heard o
Augusta, would make advances on produce
| r. I. DELPHI, warehouse and commission
merchant, Hamburg, s. c. NJ. w. Coleman
retires from the firm. He is pleased to say
that his successor is gentleman worthy o
IA. walker and D. L. Williams. Of Ham
fbnrg, are warehouse and commission merch
IL j. Z. McMorris, Newberry.s. G., watches
fclocks, jewelry and silverware.
fStarke plantation, a few miles above Lown
~ Wfisissm ais Ramsey, of Columbia, sells pianos
{atN94Yosk prices.
b Jsnass koore offers TO sell negro shoes and
E jsEsWJHSsnd ]. w. Moore runs a trI.week ly
4 tfonE-h0fse coach to Washington.
~ Rryan& NJ cCarter, Columbia, and McCarter
{fbs Charleston, have books and stationery.
John Mood, gold and silversmlth, Charles
p COthran & Co., Hamburg, coun tinue
.nson, warehouse, Hamburg.
ffDrd, Wm. NJ. Beal, ]. w. L. Stov.
4 hnstness, Augusta.
34t9ef Bryson, warehouse, Augusta.
ay5Is1A tlliams, cigars at $40 to SlOO per
j t on, Augusta. offers great STOCK
s.a1sa attorney at law and. magls
John H ION, Lucien H. Lomax, Will
liam Hede attorneys.
| John eli Aa4kl attorney at law.
Samuef spry, attorney atlaw.
leok. Wiiiismts l AUGUSTUS Lomax.
4 Oand dfdatSSk 6ttBhefiff-W. j. Hammond
ThosS RI IDs w: Hawthorn. F. p
Robertsoni IN. Mattison. James M
Aasaai isesss 81 1854 Tho.. R. Cochran
fIHss Mr.. Cochran va belisve, ,sdied In office
M as S orsy y yss4a ssn
held difsrent cohl and was faith.
y. Strauss hss sAsbig I'D I srtisement of bis
;fts5as and yerisd @ @stock of soods ct Cox esbury
nsTssn a slsss q Agsustat have Dig
d Hicharasor & 6 cncDSS5nnaId 81 Hamburg
Esadysrtisst theit fes dy.Ihads cJot6tng. Co.
Il h Twsiys ON 4cial nbf dnish the erecitaL
slfENTsiSyssa :, K
the brtsf fnStssw htchSws max Q of the ads
kare ttudie Ill be- seen that the Banner
II wssdoing q sood business gin 1852; 1t will
ts shs cities sole
dthst they had slocat ted Isspetmanently" In
ilAbbSyilie,yet tt Is true they dissppeared be
\ fore 1881, the year that thlssd ttoscame TO Alb
,Ebevi lle.. 81 A s..
4 fOf ali the persons men toned I'm the above
Fist. aa far as we know, Dr.5D 8. BenHon DR.
EJ::Wt w. Marshall, g. W.. Syfsu are the sur
Up to the time OF the completion Of the
Erailroad to this section, the Savannah River
4 afforded: the great line Of transportation
Iwhfle many persons made money running
wagons to Augusta to carry freight or to brine
.1tt back as the case might be. The Savannah
county, while lands about the city and to
ward the Saluda were regarded as of little
WORTH, .,.= 49, MI. -.
One OF the arguments favoring subscription