The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 17, 1877, Image 3

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The Press and Banner. k Wednesday. Oct. 17,1877. Jj Collections to October 15th. We are indebtod to Treasurer Perrin vi for the following figures, showing the th condition of his office. We have never had a better Treasurer, and we think our Legislators should pay him a better sala- -rc rv. Ho should receive ?1,500 for his 1S services. StHte 51 raid State Treasurer 13,6.'S8,61 On Hnncl 4ii7.!U *11 County S6,050.20 Fines anil Penalties 50,75 Total B.inn.ft5 Paid County Checks C,021,03 On nand 79,92 1:51 SCHOOLS. Received Polls J8S6.00 D I?crs Abated 12,00 pj Total - 871,00 Stato Appointment 4257,:r7 Total 4257.27 Paid School Claims 47?0,5s On Hand 370,09 , RKC A PITtr I.ATION. j0 Total Amount Received S25,3S>i.77 T1 " Paid out 21,420,0? ' Total Amount on Hand ?00,90S,->5 > _ CO An Important Hint to Tax-Payers. ?? The time for the payment of taxes th without the penalty, expires on the thir- U,J ty-first of tins month and yot over ono- slj; half of tho tax-pavers of this county, -j have not paid their taxes. The indica- da tions are that the time for collection with- an out penalty will not be extended. We f hope that the readers of the Press mid sll Bonner will take due notice thereof and ^ govern themselves accordingly. fev boi > "Refokm."?Head what this eorres- u'| pondent has to say about County Courts. 1)(, His head is level on that subject. Wo j, have enough courts to obscrb our money rid now. We want no additional burthens. '1 There is dnnfpr however, that such ke, Courts may be organized, as it is fair to supposo that at least one member of the Legislature from each County is looking > to the appointment to the offioo of Conn- <lri tyJuage. This with their influence with fct' the other members, may be sufficient to establish this proposed imposition on the l>0 tax payers* of the State. We need re- > trenchment. I*' Mr. J. R. Tucker is a man after our sjt own heart. Of the proceeds of the first ' j bale ot cotton that he sold this year, he gni invested $4.00 for the Preis aiul Banner. Mr. Tucker exhibited to us a beautiful ? specimen of sorghum syrup, which is j.|'j only a sample of a four hundred gallon !lot, which he offers for sale at 75 cents a p'< gallon. This is farming right, and we * hope to see others follow his good exam- UJ.'( pie. He is a single man and good look- K;n ing. Ladies, attention. Gr Mr. J. S. Bowkn of Willington, one 0f of the most successful planters in that l section, has been in town selling cotton to< and paving tho printer a long way in ad- 3 vancc." Ho has 1870 on his paper now. j It is needless to say that Mr. Bowen He sows turnips, barley, oats and wheat, as be his neighbors know that lie never lacks ^ for any of these. lie knows how to make money at farming. New STonrc.?Mr. L. IT. Russell has rented a store on Washington Street and is now in the markets buying a choice stock of erroecries. confectionaries. Ac.. which he will sell at the lowest living 'i rates. Mr. Itussoll will bo glad to meet Pr his friends at his new store and will fur- an nlah them with any needed goods at priccs lower than the customer has any right t|l( to expect. coi Messrs. Norwood Jones presents their advertisement this week. This is a vu; new firm, with new goods, and are cui anxious to furnish all their customers Lc with a cheap lot of thft best and prettiest 3 goods to l>e found any where. If bnsi- of ness tact fair dealing and energy go for ,lt* any thing, they are bound to succeed, Give them a call. , tin Exodus.?Last Thursday the families he of C'apt. W. R. White and Mr. J. W. J Trowbridge took their departure from this place for Greenville. These families to will leave a niche in Abbeville. While j>u they may find it to their own advantage to go to Greenville, we regret to lose good ga citizens of our own town. We have none to spare. ^ Jerry Mitchell, an industrious col- co ored man put on our table this week a ?j lot of potatoes as large as they ever bo grow. They were of pea, nigger head, **k and yellow varieties. Jerry raises good |^} potatoes and knows how* to dispose of tlr them where they will do the most good. iJO Mr. Arthur Bass presented to us 1:1 last week with some very large sweet * potatoes, grown on his mother's place, [jj four miles from Abbeville villftp;. If all of our farmers were like Mr. Bass, we would hear less complaint about hard Ni times. The Queev of the KouTn.?Mr. A. , "R T.inrluflr nf mir Pnnnfv u*hn h?ifi ... foorno off more premiums at our County ol" Fairs than any other man on top of the wi ground last week left with us the largest sweet potatoes that we ever saw. Mr. ^ Lindsay excels in everything he under- w, takes. . civ Wet fekt have put more men in their ^<J graves than war. With the knowledge < of this faet, isn't it a wonder that people will paddle about in the mud with cold, j.o wet feet, when a good pair of India rub- tli ber shoes C3n be bought at White Broth- < ers for 75 cents. vi pr Off to Military School.?Our es- ] teemed young friend Mr. Joseph Ward- mlaw left" Abbeville last week to attend 0> the Military School at Charlotte, X. C. s'f Mr. Mazvke, of Newberry, takes his cti. place at the teiegraph office. Gentlemen, if you are in need of a fine " hat, go to Mr. W. Jool Smith's store and 7tj get the nobbiest article in the market, ai young gentlemen seeking the smiles of Ai the ladies will find his hats indispensa- = ble to success. Nover hesitate to givQ Shriner's Indian = Vermifuge when your children show the first symptoms of worms. You cannot \\ afford to trifle with worms, they work in earnest and to kill. J If success depends upon health surely j.health depends upon pure blood. l>r. . Bull's Blood Mixture maintains the blood in a state of purity, and health is _ the result. As wk announced last weok Mr. Gus. M Mars has just opened bis stock of goods and is now prepared to give Greenvillo A bargains in all goods kept by him. See nc liis advertisement in another column. W The infant daughter of Mr. John F. L'), Widoman died last week of Croup. The Fr death of the first born is always a deep W affliction and especially is it true in this la instance. " rrGeneral and Mrs. McGowan left here yesterday for New York, where ih#v will meet Mr. and Mrs. Ilenet. All X will be back about the 20th instant. ?( The best mill in the State can bo l>ought next Sale Day at Abbeville Court House. See advertisement of Messrs. hl Robert Pratt and W. E. Barmore. Ui Reader, if you are in debt to the Prcxs J*; and Banner, we want the inonev. No c" man in arrears is too good to be itunned rl bv this concern. n Why go off, to get your bill heads gt printed when you can get it dor.e as well and cheap at the Press and Banner office ?. in Attention, ye forlorn maidens .and disconsolate bachelors! Read what Col- j) onel Coth'ran has to say about tlie Fair. i ?. Mr. Thos. Coooler haa born quitei ill for Beveial days. Wo avo pleased to learn that he is now somewhat better. Stop your barking by going to tho C Messrs. White Brothers and buying a'sj good pair of India rubber overshoes. j ki Don't go to Greenville to buy grocer-: ?l ie?, when~ you can get them cheaper at Messrs. Norwood <fe Jones.' Every woman guaran teed a pood husband. Read Colonel Cothran's address to the poople of Abbeville County. Let every body come to tho Fair. -* Our State nas been redeemed. Lot us fo make this the vear of jubilee. "j oJ Articles for exhibition at the covmrnr Fair will be received without charge for entering tbe same.. Mkssks. Norwood <fe Jone's is the!_ place to get cheap groceries. Give thorn I trial. Go to Messrs. Norwood tfc Jones' and' get 10 pounds of Hugar for &i .W>. j '| If you want a pood si;iqk.e, go to;,? Messrs. Norwood Jt Jones'. .jsi Three companies have entered f-.r llio [ prize at the coming Fair. [ r Oru County Fair.?We are in- i ruied that there will be a largo I umber of Fine Horses exhibited at our * air. The Secretary is busy repairing ie track. We predict tho best show of arses ever exhibited. I The Board of Li rectors of the Abbeille Agricultural Society are spreading lemselves to make our Fair a success. The Secretary has received articles al- N taily for the Fair. Interest in tho Fair ' increased daily. Do you want to marry ? Then come J[ the Fair. No chakok will bo made fur entering tides at the Fair. j The Best Paper a the State. d We always read the Abbeville J*ress % id liunncr with a great deal of pleasure. ; is by far the best local paper in the Cl ate.?Camden Journal ami (Juzcllo. Wk are pleased to learn that lie v. It. . Smart, of Cokesbury, is expected to each in the Methodist Church at this lace on next Sunday October 21st. r. Smart is an Alumus 'of the Columbia lieological Seminary. + Due West Dots. n>0 Level Land lioys were down at the Un- ti ii meeting at Walnut Grove last Sunday, ley cut "high stubble" aroiuid there. fine Callaham is the happiest man in the untry?a da uglier. oats ami barley, aud keep fat horses, \vs, sheep and hogs. flie boys will beat the Fair to see their cet hearts. Some of the Due West boys will leave for e West this fall. Stay at home boys, marry d settle Yourselves in life. Sow oats" and kill your hounds una raise eep. ["licre was a sociable at Due West last Friy night, ami some lew hearts made sad d others made happy. loctor Homier returned Saturday night ai th a ear load of fine young ladies?all new pi dents. at iTouiig McGbee think he will marry in a v years. He will yet some one to keep his i>ks lor him. lr. A. ('. Clinkscales is improving slowly th his cut leg. Jr. J. 11. (.'I ink seal cs is very sad now since f| > sweet heart has gone to Edgelleld. |j low oats and barley and keep l'at stock to " e and drive. "lie fellow who borrowed Mr. Pratt's turys has not brought them back. Mr. I'ratt n a ul>; oni of lils corn Weld last week. He d a large basket to put hlscorn in. He saw . I'ratt, made his escapeami left his basket. >Ir. J. M. Kllis, of Due West, rides mid ives the best turnout in the country, lie ds on corn and oats. He ought not to wear t his tine buggy hauling boys arouud when re are so many pretty gills in the country, better Kills. '1 1ms I,ula I'ratt is visiting friends bolow naldsvlile. >Ir. 1*. 15. Carwile, is sad now. His Missis>pi sweetheart is married. lonea Path sent a large number of dole c tes to the singing convention at Bethel? " unmarried men. They lodged at the >re. Success to you, young gentlemen. low oats and barley and plant corn and 1 your hounds. Some of the (iood Templars broke their dges at sinking ciiventlon. , "aptain James Pratt and a beautiful Edge- L Id lady passed through Abbeville last .SatJay. Mr. Pratt returned last Tuesday. He er iv the tlrst lick that was struck oil the Si een wood and Augusta Kail ltoad. til dr. Hill MeGhce has now his new buggy out the shop. )r. Jones of Donaldsvillo stepped on Hills 38 last Sunday. at >lr. Tully G. Ellis has now his compass set jvards Hue West. >lr. 13. M. McGbee has gone to Greenville. 151 . ,. iii /...toll n tpn,li. tlit? fjill from Ab viiie. Success to liim. >lr. James McGill, one of the best shoeikers In the upper country, will be found his post In Cllnkscales old store ut Due tli l?S t. f , ? X Due West Items, "j From the A. R. Presbyterian. _ 'ne Nkw PitOK&jSOK.?Rev. E. L. Patton, f ufessor elect of Greek in Krskine College, | d also in theTheological Seminary, arri veil m* tii ills family Monday morning. He will ter upon his duties :it once, fills makes i Faculty In both the above Institutions ? mplete again. The well-known ability of ufessor Patton and his large experience ike his accession to these schools a very luableone. Erskine has again not only a nplcte Faculty but one of decided ability, t her have the patronage she deserves. J >lrs. Jennie I'ressly, of Alabama, (widow the lute Dr. Joseph H. Presslyj who gradu;d in the Due West Female College in 1S02, urns to her Alma Muter with an only ugliter, that she may have her educated in j same Institution, and will remain with r. irs. Col. Donnaid, of Donnaldsville, has ited tiie Drennan place in Due West, and 11 remove to it at an early day. She comes Due West to educate her children. A good ice. , v Skkenadk.?The Due West Cornet Band JJ ve l'rolessor l'attou a cordial welcome last jnday night, in the way of a serenade. It is a litting tiling done in a Jilting way. We ve no doubt the Professor appreciated the mpllmcnu [*iik Opening.?The Colleges In Due West ( tli opened encouragingly last week. Er- V inc liad about the same number of students n( last year, the Female College more than j1 ii/} VUI. JLillK IS U IUI vnv st week. There is still plenty of runiu in th Institutions. There are already pupils the Female College from eight States. Hiss True's class In ] (rawing and Fainting i the l>ue West Female College, is larger at e opening than it was any time last year. ? ? incty-Six Items, Taken from the Ciuarttiiin. _ Beautiful Wreaths.?We were recently own two beautiful wreaths, the handiwork a skillful townswoman of ours. The one is made of fish scales, from a fish found in I ori ia waters, w hlch scales admit of a high -* iish. The other was made of seeds?the n L'ds of melons, fruits, grains, etc. The u trkmanship upon both was delicate and ex- ir edlngly Hue. Tbey will bo exhibited at the muty Fair. s> ^oi.i.ECTon or tiik Port.?We hear from a ivnte source that Mayor Agnew, of Colum- _ ii, is an aspirant for the Collectorship of the >rt of Charleston, and that his chances for J e same arc good. Colonel Thomson, the Nestor of the Abbelie Bar, was in our town on Thursday, on ofcssional business. Hugh Wilson, Esq., of the Premt and Uan- -i r, gave us a call on Thursday last. The I njcnviltc iWtt's says he has matrimonial dt* :ns u]) there. We think his designs in this c rection are increused circulation and adver- a iemeiitii for his lively paper. ? 11 MARRIED, bv Ruv. J. 0. Lindsay, on the ft li of October. 1K77, MR. JOHN N. KNOX b id MRS. K. I'A It ALEE DICKSON. AH of a ntrevllle, S. C. CONSIGNEES. RArr.noAD. ? W M McCaslin, W D Mars, r rrell <* Wurd, W A J McNeil. 1$ W Williams r I' Wideman, FB Clamp, J A Brooks. KxPKi>s.?Kev J L Martiu, 8 A Bruzeale, Kurt/., W Bradley, MeOovvan & Parker, B Latiiner, JT Robertson, Mrs J Holcomb, M Thomas, J Iiurton, W C Corby. IIOTEL ARRIVALS. ] Central IIotkl?Jno A Brooks, Brooks III; M H Broadus, Ninety-Six; WP Young, . >wndesville; Chas W Cobb, W J Arnold, K reenwood; UrDS Benson, Penney Creek; N Edwards, .Sharon; White Jones, F A Con- ir, C'okesbury; Alex Bellinger, Flat Woods; 1 in Watles, Miss Sires, Charleston; W I. 1 nton, liallo; Prof Evans, Columbia; Miss N iker. Blue Hill; I V Sirebig, C Mesgrove, "I auk Kokles, A Kiel, Ed Norris, R J McKeag, J W Cole's Circus; W M Crookslianks, Atuta; O B Lythgoe, James Martin City I MARKET REPORTS. 'j! CORRECTED BY J iarnwell & Co., ottoa Bayers and Dealers in General Merchandise. . Louisville, October 15.?Flour firmer, not ? Cher. Wheat firmer and unchanged. Corn ill at Oats nominally unchanged. ? ye quiet at G-V. Pork dull at 14.75. Bulk ? eats scarce and Arm; shoulders nominal; ? ear ribs 8f;?. Bacon firm; shoulders 7%; clear | bs elear sides Sugar cured hams at I , Lard firm] choice leaf In tierces 11, I Augusta, October 15 ? Cotton quiet and eady; middling 10%; receipts 396 sales ... Charleston, October 15?Cotton In fair de- j , and; middling i0%<&101810; net receipts 478; ? lies il.'ik) I "J [Skeenville. October IS?Cotton?Low ! V ing9%fef% Middling j A LADIES SHOES 'PECIAL attention Is called to our eleennt ^ * line Custom Made (Suiters and walking iocs, every pair warranted Just as good, and per cent, under Miles' prices. Be sure to II ve us a look before purchasing elsewhere, t the EMPORIUM OF FASHION. Oct. 17. 1ST7, tf. To Debtors. ] S"~0 man has been more lenient than 11 r have been towards mv debtors, and I >r this reason I think thcv should payljj ip now that I need tho money. Pay up. j, Id scores and start anew. Respectfully, W. T. PENNEY. Oct. 17, 1877, tr. 2 "MILL-F0OALET MIK undersigned will noil nt Abbeville |< Court liouse on ftule*duy in November . \t. Mifir Whe:?tatid Corn Mill oil HOG KIN (.'KKKK, near Dim* West. ~ ROJ1KRT PRATT \V. K. tAUMOIci!, ' J October 10, IS-TT, if. But This Out :t Will Save Your Monej iiODMl A T TTTF.TT? PJioni-i firnporv Donot. < bo found on Washington Stre< othran & Trowbridge old stand, liav etermined to sell their goods at prices I nit the times for the CASH and .!; ASH only. They have in store a jooi cmiplete and well selected stock c Heavy and Fancy GROCERIES, General Family and Plan ation (Supplies, Cigars and Tobacco, r the best brands, Sugars, Coffees, Knick Knacks, id every thing kept in lirst class an rogressive establishment. Their price e the lowest. The top of the rnarkc lid for Cotton and all country product Oct. 17, 1877 3m " , soils for tie Million, at Prices i Suit tie Times! Dry Goods, Of every description at a mall Advance on Ne^ York Prices. 4 GOOD ALPACCA for 25 cents. Bleached and Brown Goods, cheap than before tlie war. A fino lot c JOES. No. 1 BHOGAXS, the best ii e market, for $1.50. A large stock c clothing, remarkably low prices. A SUIT fo .00. HATS, at 40c to ?4.00. No. LJGAK at lie. A good COFFEE at 2( :J, and 30c. I GIVE iG top of the market for COTTON nn< It goods at a very small advance o; ew York prices. "Como and exam in V stock, at No. 1 Granite Kange, Abbe ile, S. C. E. A. MARS Oct. 71, 1877, tf CIGARS. lumble Bee, Home Again, Peculiar, Figaro. BLACKWELL'S >urham Smoking Tobocco CHEWING TOBACCO )F all kinds, from 10 cents to JiOjcMits Plug, from 50 cents to a $1.50 mnd. PIPES. A new lot of Fancy Pipes just roocive y JAMES M. LAWSON. October 17, 1S77, tf. 26 Years in Bed. 'F a man lives 80 years, one third < - hit? life is spent in bed. In order t iako?it comfortable, all persons shoul se the spring bed, which is now sold s >w as to be within the reach of all. Fc lie by J. I). CHALMERS & CO. Oct. i7, 1S77, tf. terehants Department a tlie County Agricultual Fair. EVERY facility will be extended b managers to Merchants desiring 1 xhibit their Wares and Fancy Articlt t tho coming Fair. A Show Case < 'ancy Goods will commend the taste < tie Merchant, and be an attractive foi are of tlie Fair. Let all tho Mercliau otii in Town and Country, send in the: rtieles for the Exhibition. T. P. QUARLES, Secretary. Octobcr 17, 1877, '2t. . For Young Gentlemen. rllE most stylish HATS, handsome! CRAVATS and elegant SHOES, ; W. JOEL SMITH'S October 17, 1377, tf. gX AMINE W. JOEL SMITH'S irge stock of SHOES, the}' aro select. October IS, 1877, tf. JEW IIATS.?Just received at N MISS RAMEY. "F yon want a cheap Tic call on MISS RAMEY. " ADIES IIOSE.?Extra sizes, Just I j Children's colorcdllose, New Style Ct us and Cutis ut MISS RAMEY. r A AM ? i U A^AMn ^ h A "D ft Art 1 n I keup lb JJCiUiC tuc x THAT STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES LT WHITE BROTHER, lLL KINDS?Cheap! Cheap 11 Cheap! LOOTirTHlS cnts OVER SHOES .'it 75 cents per pair, adics OVER SHOES.at (JO cent* per pair. IIsscb OVER SHOES at 50 cents per pair, bildrens OVER SHOES at 40 centsperpai .11 of the above at White Brothers FOR SALE CHEAP.-a Trio < Brahma Chickens. JOHN F. OSBORN. dake Your Home Comforta ble, Your Family Contented and Happy BY investing in nice Furniture, Fin Picture*, Good Bedsteads, Bi icles'portaining to t'lio comforts of 01 onies. All of the above goods to bo li* y applying to J. D. CHALMERS & CO. October 17, 1S77, tf t,000 |Feet Picture Moulc ing RFCEIVED this week for Picturesi of all sizes and prices. Olasn at 'ord for Pictures, at J. I). CHALMERS & CO. ^T"F.W Walnut Bureaus and Bedstead LN with other goods, this weok. J. D.VllALM?K8 CO. $95,000! r, s Tbilisi id s CHEAPEST 0 ;o ' STOCK OF Ever Brought to GREENVILLE! (1 rp\VKNTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS' _ X worth of GOODS which lie Intcndu to ^ dispose of at or below = . NEW YORK I RETAIL PRICES! Now is the time for BARGAINS! Come aud see for yourself! 1 CAPT. W. R, WHITE >f 11 Is with me and would ho Rind to moot with bis old Friend* and Customer:*, and will SAVE THEM SOME MONEY. r I A No. 1, WAGON YARD , in rear of store, [] II ? Free to All. Respectfully, : T. W. DAVIS, MAIN STREET, Greenville, S. C. Oct. 17, 1877. Better Times Coming. The subscriber offers for siile his FITIIlDItl vim lilLlilM 1I1ILL13 a On Long Cane Creek NEAR tho main Road leading from Abbeville to Greenwood. These Mills are in good running order, and are making nice meal and flonr, and have had a good custom l'or over thirty years. To the present machinery might be attached a cotton gin, or saw. Moneyed men are invited to look at the property lor themselves. = A. II. MORTON*. Oct. 10, 1877, jjt.* Emporium of Fashions, d ? I^atest. Styles. NEW GOODS. - LOWEST PRICES t HAND display of ull the novelties IT ill MILLINERY DRKSS GOODS, (Jl.OAKS and Ladies Goods generally, ut extra bargains, and all we ask of our lady friends thin season is a look, to convince thein that we can oiler by far tlio greatest induce>' nients of any house in our line. Lo Respect fully, 3 JAS. A. BOWIE, Agent. 0! Aft nh^r 10 1S77 1- _ ? A Choice Stock of CONFECTIONARIES, Frcnch, Fancy and Stick Candies <t at W. JOEL SMITH'S. it October 10,1W. IF you want a pnlrtof shoes for one dollar, ho to I'OSEM 15 EltU 'ri, j^MKGIIAMS, 10 cents at Rosenborg's. ~ ROSKNBEllG sclis a good pair ol' boots for ?:'.30. . FURS for Indies and Mimes, also extra size Canes for old Indies, very cheap at the Emporium of Fashion. October 10,1877. - rjniE merchants through the country will X find it to their interest to call on Kosenhnles, Futures opened strong, as follows: Ocberg. [October 10,1X77. >1" nhUl'VRPIHl Intntiilu tn wi>]l hly trftfuhi nc J V low as any house in the State. October 10, 1877. ' Base Balls. Ri'd StockingH, ?1.35. White Stockings, $1.35. V N. Y. Regulator, ?1.15. ^ Junior, 50cents. E. PARKER. 1 T ADIES CLOAKS.?Special attention is I j called to our elegant line of these goods I Just opened, which in styles and prices we challenge comparison, with any house in the the up-country, or city display. Give us a look, ladies, before purchasing, und be satisfied at the Emporium of Fashions. October 10, ltfT7. v T F you want to dress up from bead to toe for ir* J_ tfi.OO go to Rosenberg's j rI"iRUNKS.?An e'.egant line for ladies and ' ! 1 gents, now on hand at the Emporium of ? i Fashion. (October 10. 1877. LADIES, if you want a Shawl for 50 cents, call on Rosenberg's. _ ' rjniE FAIR IS COMING.j HORSE BLANKETS AT \V. JOEL SMITH'S. 0 Obtober 10, 1X77. 1- nriP viiiititr trnnllcini'n?tlif> must, sf.vllsh r- I t* HATS, handsomest CKAVATS nii'l clclr gnntSHOKS at W. JOKL SMITH'S. l(j October 10,1877.*^ GENTLEMAN'S WHITE NHIIvrafor7.5cat ROSEN liEItUS. ; October 10,1R77. I- Hoyt's Summer Cologne at RONSENBERGS. pJ. Octobf '0, 1S77. , Hurrah for Hayes' Southern Policy - j Hurrah for Cheap Goods at ROSENBERG'S. I October 10.1877. State of South. Carolina, Abbeville County. IX THE COMMON PLEAS. j SHERIFF'S SALE. } Martin L. Bullock and John S. Reynolds, r Executors, ] V.s. V Agnes W. Itoynold.H, Daniel Bowie, cl al. i BY virtue of an order of the Court of r (.'ominon Pleas in this ease, I will sell at Abbeville Court House on Sales- j day. 5th of November next, within the le<r,.i li/Mira nf Sain, the following property a gf tiio estate oi Lark in Reynolds", deceased?to wit. 1st. A tract of land containing TIIIRTY-FOUR ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands of W. G. Kennedy, Thomas A. Watson and others?Surveyed by JLIL Chiles, Julj' 12th 1877. 2d. A tract of land containing TIIIRTY-FOUR ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands of J. II. Wliite, the estate of Norwood and others, also surveyed by J. II. Chiles. 3d. A tract of land known as the PAT- * TERSON LAND," surveyed by J. H. j1 Chiles, December 1st 1875?containing c FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES v more or less, and bounded by lands of 8 J. T. McKoiler, James L. Morrow, the estate of Richard Watson and others. v This tract will be sold in one or more 0 parcels as the referee may dctermino. I Plots to be exhibited on day of sale. C TERMS half cash, and the other half c i at tlio expiration of twelve months, with intorest from the day of sale. The credit portion to be secured by bond and good socuritv. Titles not to be delivered until the whole purchase money is paid. Purchaser to pay for pupors and taxes in arrear. October 4th 1877. JOSHUA Y. JONES, Sheriff's Office. S. A. C. Sheriff's Sale. . Lewis 1). Howie, Administrator v VS. V Mary J. Enright. \ Order of sale from Probate Court. c BY virtue of an order from the Pro- e bate Court I will sell on Salesday in < November next within the legal hours of * sale the following described Real Estate j: belonging to the estato of John Enright deceased. T - TT T | Aiie ja.uu.ae tmu xjuo owned by John Enright at the time of a I his death containing two acres more or f less near the Abbeville Depot, bounded ^ l>v Depot Lot, Alston Lands and otters t also, the Lot of land known as the jj Gin Factory Lot in the rear of the Methodist Church. ^ containing one acre more or less. Sold on the following terms. One half of the 0 purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months & with interest from day of salo at the rate ' of ten per cent, per nnnuin, to bo secured by bond with good sureties and a raort- ^ gage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers and rocording. Terms of sale to be complied with to the I Probate J udge. J. Y. JONES, S. A, C. I Oct. ]0, 1ST", tf. State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. SHERIFF'S SALE. ] James A. Reid?Executor, I Against s Miller <fc Itobertaon, and others. o BY, vb-tiie of an order of the Court of ] i Common Pleas in this ease?I will c ! sell at Abbeville Court House, on Sales- c day 5th oi Novomber next, ?vithin the legal hours of sale, the following proper?f T nmiinl llnmott. ty, m iuh uauuu ua uuiiiuwt ed?to wit. 1st. TIIE REMAINDER,"after the life cstato of Mrs. Sophia W. Reid in the land assigned to her as dower consisting of TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY- ? ONE ACRES, (221,) a plot of which was returned by tlio Commissioners in Dower. 2(1. The tfaet after taking off dower, ] consisting of FIVE HUNDRED (500) f ACRES, more or less. To be sold in one < or more parcels, as the referee may di- ( reet, plots to be exhibited on day of sale. s TERMS half cash, and the other half j at the expiration of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale. The credit portion to be secured by bond and good t security. Titles not to bo delivered until t the whole purchase money is paid. Pur- j chasers to pay for papers and taxes in ar- 1 rear. I JOSHUA Y. JONES, ( Sheriff's Office. S. A. C. i October 4, 1877. j ( SHERIFF'S SALE. i \\\ If. Brook*, VX. ! ! D. J. Jordan. Judgment of foreclosure and order of > court to sen. i BY virtue of an order of Court in the J above stated case and also sundry exe outions to mo directed against the above ' defondent I will sell on Salesday in November next with the legal hours of sale at Abbeville Court House, the following real estate to wit: One tract of land containing Seven Hundred and Seven Acres more or less and bounded bv lands of Tiios. C. Perrin, A. J. Ferguson and , others. TERMS CASH. ' . J. Y. JONES, Sheriff's Office. S. A. C. ] Oct. 10,1877, tf. ! ] Sheriff's Sale. ' i Catlin, Benedict <fc Co., against Vance & Mosclcy. Execution. I5Y virtue of the above execution and ^ Ritndry others to mo directed I will i sell at Abbeville Court Hpuso on Sale-! day in November next within the legal j( hours the following personal property to wit: J One two Horse Buggy as tho property of J. H. Vaneo and one I HORSE as the property of J. M. Mosbloy, at the suit of Catliu, Benedict & Co., and others. TERMS CASH. J. Y. JONES, Sheriff's Office. S. A. C. Oct. JO, 1S77, tf. Sheriffs Sale. Amelia Hollinsliead, vs. Monroe Robinson. In Common Pleas. BY virtue of an, order to me directed in the above slated case I will sell on Salcday in November next the Lot of ' land in the town of Abbevillo known as 1 ! Lot No. 14 1 HOLL1XSIIEAP TRACT, ] containing one acre more or less fronting' I on l>cpot street and extending back to i ! lands of James Pal ton. ! TERMS CASH. J. Y. JONES, S. A. C. j Oct. 10, 1877, tf. I ! i m _ onenu s oaie. James W. Fouclie, i vn. 1 J. T. Carter, anil S. McGowon vs. same. I EXECUTION. ; - }', Y virtue of executions to me directed in the above stated case, I vil 1 sell at Ab bcville Court House ou Salesday in November next., within the legal hours of sale, tlie following Real Estate, to wit: ? Two Hundred Acres of Land, more or lus*, bounded by lands of James Killingsworth, ?. YV. Jones and others, j Terms easli. !. Sheriffs Ofiicc. J. Y. JONES, S. A. <\ i October 10, 1877, tf. f Sheriff's Sale. Andrew J. Ferguson, vs. Jonjatnin W. Williams and Roger L. Williams. Execution. 3Y virtue of an execution to me directed I will sell at Abbeville Court louse on Salesday in November nexX vithin the legal hours of sale tl>o followng personal property to wit: rhree Mules, 8 Head of Cattle md one Four Horse Wagon, .s the propertv of Roger L. Williams. TERMS CASH. J. Y. JONKS, Sheriff's Office. S. A. C. Oct. 10, 1S77, it Sheriff's Sale. Samuel McCowan, against Citizen Roseman. Order of Court to Sell. JY virtue of an order of Court In the bovc stilted case, I will sell at Ab eville Court House on Saleday in Noember next within the legal hours of ale the following Real Estate to wit: ONE LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND ritliin tho corporate limits of the town f Abboville in the suburbs of Fort 'ickcns, bounded by Cam bridge Road, I. & C. Railroad, U. M. Mars and others, ontaining seventeen acres moro or less. TERMS CASH. J. Y. JONES, S. A. C. Oct. 10, 1877, tf. Sheriff's Sale. Robert McCraven and Banister Allen, vs. D. M. Rodges. Execution. DY virtue of an execution to mo diI" ? n * Via ahnrn atafs?rl T nil sell on Salesday in November next rith'in the legal hours of sale at Abbe illo Court llouso the the following parels of land being the balance of the real state of D, M. Rodges, deceased. One tract containing TWO HUNDRED iCRES moro. or less, bounded by Little liver, M. O. Tolman, W. D. Mars, aud there. HOPE TRACT, containing ONE HUN)RED ACRES more or less, bounded by ands of J. E. Calhoun, SI. 0. Tolman nd others. CHRISTOPHER TRACT, countainlng )NE HUNDRED AND SIXTY lCIIES more or less, and bounded by iuids of J. E. Calhoun, L. Cain, and oth'lilXON TRACT, containing FORTY LCRES, moro or less, and bounded by ands of M. 0. Tolman, Mrs. Lawton, nd others. McCOMB TRACT, containing seveneon acres moro or less and bounded by V. D. Mars, Mrs. Alston, and others. HOUSE AND LOT, in Mt. Carmol, rhich will be more fully described on lay of Sale. Terms Cash. J. Y. JONES, S. A. C. October 10, 1877. Sheriff's Sale. Amelia Hollingshcad, V8. Luther Moragne. Sale under Order of Court. BY virtue jf an Ordor of Court to me directed I will sell on Saleday in November next within the lopil hours of ale a lot or parcel of land in the town f Abbeville known as [lot No. 6, Hollinshead Tract, ontaining by estimation, one acre more t less fronting on Popular Street. TERMS CASH. JOSHUA Y. JONES, S. A. C. Oct. 10, 1877, tf. Sheriff's Sale. >ale of Real Estate of Fergus MeMahan deceased, Order of Sale from Probate Court. 3Y virtue of an order to mo directed rom the Probate Court I will sell on <alesdav in November next at Abbeville ,'ourt flouse within tho legal hours of alo tho Real Estate of Fergus McUalmn, deceased, to wit: The Home Tract o bo divided and sold in two tracts each sontaining one hundred and fifty acres nore or less, plots of which will be exjibited on dav of sale, bounded by W. J. Gilford and the other lands of the estate. Jno tract containing seventv-eight acres nore or less and bounded by lauds of Pleasant Ferguson, Stewart Cann and )thers. One tract containing ninotyioven acres more or less and bounded by amis of Jiowinan Jt'atterson, joiiii i?icUahon and others. Terms of sale ore half of the purchase rioney to be paid in cash, the balance at ;!ie expiration of twelve months with in crest from day of sale at the rate often >or cent, per annum to ho secured by :>ond and mortgage of the promises. Purchaser to pay for titles and recording, rerms of sale to be complied with, to the Probate Judge. J. Y. JONES, Sheriff's Ofllce. S. A. C. Oct. 10, 1S77, tf. Sheriff's Sale. James H. Boll, Against Mary A. E. Hodges. Judgment of Foreclosure aud order of Court to sell. T~?Y virtnn of an order to mo directed JD from tho Court of Common Pleas I lor Abbovillo County. I "will sell on Salesday in Novomber next within the legal hours of sale, all that tract or parcel :>f Luna in Lownaesville Township containing Two Hundred and Fofrty-Six Acres more or loss and bounded bv lands of laines IT. Boll on the North and East, South by lands formerly belonging to Samuel Hunter, East by lands of Henry Johnson, sold on the following terms, Purchase money to be paid in cash with Lho option to the purchaser lo pav the purchase money in good marketable lint uottou, to be received at tho market prico t>n day of sale, price to bo announced trom the crier's stand on day of sale. Sheriff's Office. J. V. JONES, S. A. C. October JO, 1^77. Sheriff's Sale. Amelia Hollinshead, vt. Everage Cain. In Common Pleas. BY virtue of an order of Court to me directed in the above stated ease, I will sell 011 saiesaay in iNoveuioer nexi the lot of lami in the town of Abbeville known as Lot No. 5 IIOLLINSHEAD TRACT, containing one acre more or less and fronting on Popular Street. TERMS CASH. J. Y. JONES, S. A. t\ Oft. l'J, 1877, tf. Sheriff's Sale. Amelia Hollinsheari, i\9, Alfred Titin. BY virtue ol'an order to me directed in tlio above stated ease, I v/ill sell it Abbeville Court House within tho le;al hours of Sate on Salesday in November next a lot of land in the Town of Abbeville, known sis Lot No. 4, in the Hollinshead| Tract. ;ontnining by estimation ONE ACRE more or loss and fronting on Popular Street. Terms Cash. JOSHUA Y. JONES, S. A. O. October 10, 1877. White Lead. Dry Paints, Paints in Oil, 1 pound eans. E. PARKER. . Sheriffs Sale. Robert Hutchinson, against Samuel J. Hester, Wm. H. Parker, Commissioner in Equity and Edwin Bates & Company. Judgment of Foreclosure and Order o Court to sell lands, &c. 1 BY virtue of an order to me directed in the abovoi stated case I will sell on Salesday in November next at Abbeville Court House within tiie legal hours of sale the following Real Estate to wit: One House and Lot of Land situated in Magnolia township known as , the Hester Homestead containing two I hundred and ten acres more or less, j }>ounded by lands of James A. Norwood, ' John A. Calhoun and others, also, one tract of land known as the quartor place < containing five hundred acres more or less bounded by lands of James A. Norwood, John A. Calhoun and James Edward Calhoun and others. ' TERMS CASH. J. Y. JONES, Sheriff's Office. S, A. C. Oct. 10, 1877, tf. Sheriff's Sale. i John C. Douglass and others, vs. E. O. Hamilton, and others. JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE AND ORDER OF COURT TO SELL. BY virtue of an order of Court to me directed in the above stated case, I will sell at Abbeville Court House on Salesday in November next within the legal hours of^Sale the following Real Estate to wit: Two Tracts of Land situated lying and being near Abbeville Court House, on Morris' Creek, known as tho JOHN HAMILTON HOMESTEAD * bounded by lands now or formerly owned by W. T* McMillan, John A. Wier and others, containing ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY (180) ACRES more or less. Also another tract bounded by lands owned or formerly owned by J. H. "Wilson, J. A. Wier and Wm. T. McMillan, Thomas Thomson and Mra. Jane Konady, containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWO (102) ACRES more or less. Each of the above tracts to bo divided and sold in two or more tracts, boundaries, descriptions and plots to be exhibited on day of sale. Terms of sale. One half of the purchase money to bo paid in cash the balance on a credit of twelve months with interest from day of sale at the rate of ten per cent, per annum credit portion to be secured by bond and mortgage of the premises. J. Y. JONES, Sheriff's Ofllco. S. A. C. Oct. 10, 1877, tf. Sheriff's Sale. Amelia Hollinshkad vs. William McCaw. Sale under Order of Court. BY virtue of an Order of Court to mo directed in the above stated case, I will sell on Saleday next within the legal hours of sale the lot of land known as Lot No. 12, Hollinshead Tract containing one acre more or less fronting on Depot street and running back to Hollinshead's alley. TERMS CASH. J. Y. JONES, S. A. C. Oct. 10,1877, tf. Sheriff s Sale. Wardiaw & Edwards and other Plaintiffs, Against^ James u. u. lien. EXECUTIONS. BY vlrtuo of sundry Executions to me directed, I will sell at Abbevillo Court House, on Salesday, the 5th of November next, within the legal hours of sale, the following Real Estate to wit: One tract or parcel of land containing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, more or leas, bounded by Rockey Riven Mrs. Amanaa Johnson and others. Torms Cash. J. Y. JONES, Sheriff's Office. S. A. C. October 10,1877. Sheriff's Sale. A. Clisby, v.i. John R. Tolbert. TT SniL-nu " "f*?."I vs. J. R. Tolbert and N. Henderson. EXECUTIONS. BY virtue of sundry executions to iu<s directed in the above"stated case I will sell at Abbeville Court House on Salesday in November next, withiu the legal hours of sale, the following Real Estate, to wit: One Tract of Land containing One Hundred Acres, moro or less, bounded by lands of the estate of Dr. Jno. A. Stuart and Greenville and Columbia Ruilroad, situated near Ninety-Six. ALSO another Tract containing NINE HUNDRED ACRES, moro or less, known as the WALLER TRACT, and bounded by lands of T. P. Rook, Mark Fellers, Thomas Cheatham and others. Terms Cash. J. Y. JONES, I Sheriffs Office. S. A. C. I October 10, 1877, tf. r?Trnn r? a t n DjajHrivirr o OAiirj. ; Estate Samuel Agnew, deceased?In Probate Court. ! BY virtue of an order to me directed from Probate Court, I will sell at Abbeville court bouse on saledav in November next, withiu the Jegal "boura of sale, the following real estate of the Estate of Samuel Agnew, deceased, to j wit?Said land was purchased by Ru-j clutl Aguew, deceased, who never complied with the terms of sale. The tract contains one hundred aud sixty-nine acres more or less, and is bounded by i lands of Robert Sharp, Jeff McKay and [others. Purchaser to pay for titles aud [Recording. Terms of sale to be complied with to the J udge of Probate. Terms?cash. J. Y. JONES, o. a. e. SHERIFF'S SALE. J. T. Robertson, vs. Nancy Botts?Execution. BY virtue of an fxecution to me directed in the above stated case, I will sell at Abbeville court house on saleday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the following real estate to wit?Oue tract of laud containing fifty-five acres more or less, and bounded hi' Imwla nf Rnliprt Winn T.j?rl:nn Bell. Henry Sharp. Terms?cash. J. Y. JONES, s. a. c. I SHERIFF'S SALE. David JeuDings, Robert Torukins, ti\ al.y i'8. L. T, A mold?Execution. BY virtue of an execution to me di-j rected in the above stated case, I will) yell at Abbeville court house on pale-! day in November next, within the legal j hours of sale the following property to! wit?Two black horse mules. Terms?] cash. J. Y. JONES, s. a. c. October 8,1877. 30K-3W SHERIFF'S SALE. J C C Keatherston, assignee, vs. Sbmucl R Lo-1 max?Execution. HY virtue of an execution to nie directed In the iibove stated case, I will sell at/Jbbevilloi court house on wilcda.v lu November next, I within the legal hours the followiug perHonall property to wit?Two bay mules, one black inule and one sorrel horse, and one four l?use wagon. Terms ?cash. J. Y JONE.V, h. ii. c. CiUNS, PISTOLS AND JEWELRY i a T a Saerltlco In Rosenberg's Store. {October ! >, If 77. SHERIFF'S SALES. Esiato of fiamuel Jordan, deceased--Order from Probate Oaurt to sell land. BY virtue of an order to me directed froiri Probate Court in the above stated case, I will sell at .Abbeville court house, on saleday In November next, within the legal hours of Ka.e. the following tract* of land, to wit: One tract containing fourteen hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands or A. P. Conner, John Patterson, thn Laurens lands and others: also, one traet.of Hind containing live hundred acres more or less, bounded by lands of Dr. T. J. Hester, Robert N. Boyd and others; also, all the mineral Interest of said Samuel Jordan, dee d, to be described on day of sale. Theabove deMiribed lands to be soid in several distinct tracts of which prats will be exhibited upon day of sale. Terms of sale?One third of the purchase money to be paid invash'and balance on a credit ol one and two years, to be jecured by bond aud mortgage of the premises with interest at the rate often per cent per annum. The mineral Interests to bo paid in cash. Terms of sule to be complied with w the Judgo of Probate. J. Y\ JONES, H. a. c. exn?DTr'r?c-c! * T w KJAJLJLjJ.WJ.JL' X' tJ OAJUJLi. rhomas Thomson, administrator of j. C. WIN tard,deceased, tvr. Wm. Wilson?J udghieiit of Foreclosure and order of Court to sell. BY virtue of An order of Cfourt, to me directed In the above stated case, I will sell at .Abbeville court house, on saleuay In November next, within the legal hours ofsale, the following real estate, to wit: One tr?.ct or parcel of land, known as the "Grain Kldgc Tract/' containing four hundred and twenty-seven acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. CUtherlne A lson, Mrs. E. L. Parker, Clark McGaw, and others. Terms?cash. J. Y? JONE.V, ?? a. c. SHERIFF'S SALE. Gee? W. Williams <fc do., v*. M. S. Ingram-* Judgment of Foreclosure and order of Court to sell. BY virtue of an order of CbUrt, to me directed In the above slated case, I will sell on saleday In November next at Abbeville court house, within the legal hours of sale, the following real estate, to wit: One tract or parcel of land, bounded by landH of D. Wyatt Xlken, F. A. Buchanan G> D.Buchanah and others, contain lug one nnnurcu ana sovehty-one and one half acres, more or less. Terms of sale?The cost and one half of the purchase money to be paid In cash and the residue on a credit of twelve mohths, with interest at the rate of twelve per cent, per annum. Balance purchase money to bo secured by bond with personal security and titles to be withheld until all of the purchase money f" ppid. J. Y. JGNKS, s. a. <J. SHERIFF'S SALE. Martha Malonc and Elizabeth J. Arnold, i:t: Robert Griffin?Sale Under an Execution. BY virtue of an execution to me directed, I will sell on saleday in November next within the legal hours ofsale, the following real estate to wit: One house anu lot In the town ofGreeuwood known as THE ARNOLD HO USE, lying on Bird street, and bounded by lands of W. H. Bailey, Bird street and others, containing four acres more or lessfc also, another house and lot bounded by lands of John C. Maxwell, L. D. Merrlman and M.W. Cbleinan, containing three acres moreUr less. Terms?cash. J. Y. JONES', s. a. c. SHERIFF'S SALE. J. C. Wosmansky, u. B< W. and R. L. Williams ?Executions. BY virtue of the above and sundry other executions to me directed against the above defendants, I will sell at /Ibbevllle codrt house on saleday in November next within the legal hours of sale, the following real estate and tracts of land to wit: Home tract of R. L. Williams, bounded by lands of W. T. Clinkscales and W. L. Prince, containing three, hundred acres more or less. The Frasler place oi R. L. Williams, bounded bv lands of estate of J. Cbmpbell Jfiirtln, Mrs. Miller and others, containing four hundred acres moreor less. The Branyon place of R: L. Williams, containing two hundred and fifteen acres more or less and bounded by lands of A. J. CUnkscales, W. L. Prince and others. The Ruth tract ofB. W. Williams, containing three hundred acres raoro or less and bounded by lands of J. W. Power, J. E. Brownlee aud others. The McNalr tract of B. W. Williams, containing three hundred acres more or less and bounded by lands of J. E. Brownlee, W. (J. Latimer and others. Terms?cash. J, Y. JONES', s. a, c. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY order from Probate Court, I will sell on saleday in November, the real estate of John Cfaates deceased, In Abbeville county, known as The Caldwell Place, bounded by lands of W. C. Cozby, Dr. J. T. Bas- . kin, Martin Buker, Dr. A.J. Speer, theacademy lot, the Presbyterian church and others, containing one hundred and sixteen acres more or less. Terms?One half of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the other halfal the expiration of twelve months, with interest at ten per cent, per annum from dhy of sale, to be secured l>y bond with good sureties and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and recording. Terms of sale to be complied with to the Probate Judge. J, Y. JONES, s. a. c. SHERIFF'S SALE. T. C Perrln, vs. Wm. A. Lanier, adm'r?Sale from Probate Cburt. BY virtue of an order to me directed, I will sell on saleday In November noxt, within the legal hours orsale the following real estate, to wit: One tract of land belonging to the estate of Thomas F. Lanier, deceased, containing four hundred and sixty acres more or less, bounded hv lands nt M T Hnfphlnfinn CI- ft \fr? 4 111 ami John D. Sullivan. Sold on the lollowing terras: Ono third cash, the other two thirds on a creditor twelve months, with Intercut from day of sale at the rate of ten percent, per annum, to bo secured by a bond with good sureties and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers and recording. Termsofsaloto be complied with before tho Probate Judge. J. Y. JONES, s. a. c. SHERIFF'S SALE. A. J. .tfilinas, J. L. Drecnar?, d al., v. Miller & Robertson?Sundry Executions. BY virtue of sundry executions to me directed in the above stated case, I will sell at Abbeville court house 011 saleday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the following real estate to wit: One tract or parcel ot laud near J/outerey, known as the Samuel Hunter Place, bounded by lands of Albert Lewis and Bud Lee Cllnkseales, containing three hundred acres more or less. Also, One lot or parcel of land near the town of Abbeville, known as the James I. Gilmer lot, bounded by the (^inbrldge road, lands of L.J.Wilson, Mrs. Alston and others, containing seven acres more or less. Terms?cash. J. Y. JONES, s.a.c. SUTCRTtttf'S SAT.F! W II Parker, commissioner la Equity, t-.?. Sim. B Hodges, adm'r, In re \V II Parker, comm'r ?Execution. BY virtue of an execution to me directed, I will sell at -rlbbevllli* court house on saleda.v In November next within tUe legal hours of sale, the following real estate to wit: Ono house and lot In the village of Cbkesbury, known as the Hodges Homestead, adjoining lands of L> W -liken, Mrs. Waldrop and others, containing acres. Terms?cash. J. Y. JONES, s. a. c. SHERIFF'S SALE. Gen V Williams & Co, vs. TTm Eluford and Chas Foucke. BY virtue of an execution to me directed in tlie above stated case, I will sell nt Abbeville court house on ;-a!eday in November i>exr, withiu the legal hours of sale, the following tract of land to wit: Four hundred acres rnoie or less, bounded by lands of Elmore Chancy, ttob^rt CUlhonn mid others, levied on n? tli* property of Charles Fouclie. Terms?cash. J. Y. JONES, s. a. c. "sheriffs sale. tfaleol Real Estate of Thomas Gibson?Order from Probate Court. BY virtue of an order to me directed from Probate Court, I will sell at -Ibbevllle court house on saleday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the following real estate (<. 11'if TV?*? l#.?wl Knlnniri rr tate of Josiah Gibson, deccasea, bounded by lands of J E Gibson, Margarclt C Lyon and others, containing forty-eisht acres more or less. Terms of sale to be compiled with to tho Probate Judge. Purchaser to pay for titles. Toi ms?cash. J. Y. JONEtf, p. a. c. ! SHERIFF'S SALE. James S. Latimer, vs. Win. C. Lalimir ; ?Execution. BY virtue of an execution to me directed in the above stated case, I will sell at Abbeville court house on saleday in November next, within the legal hours of sale the following real estate to wit?due tract of land containing throe hnudred aud fifty acres more or less, bounded by lands of B. W. Williams, John E. Brownlee, J. W. Black aud others. Terms?cash. J. Y. JOXEt?, s. a. c. SHERIFF'S SALE. I Francis A. Witfiams, adm'r, vs. Closes j C. Taggart?Execution. BY virtue of the above execution to I me directed, I wiM ne/l ut Abbevi//e i court house on safeday, being the 5th oj ! November next, within the /r.gnI hours |oft.a??Uie fowowiug person a < properly i to wit?One steam engine with the fix l.ure.-i and appendages thereto attached, heing the onginii now run l?3' Lafayette Howie, A?vi<*d upon as the property of M. C'. Taygart to satisfy mortgage of Mrs. Margarett A. Wiftiams. tioM subjfft to a mortgage for cash. J. V. JONES, f. a. o. ?