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^ . pHWBM?<1U WHCOW ?- WCTCTW BBg BKyP The Press and Banner. Wednesday. Oct. 31,2?77. Captain H'. s.Kr^ris. Abbeville county hi< ticvw prodivod a better limn tlmn lie whiw? name heads this !lrIi< U . lie wns fjenTatly and favor 1*1 v kui?\vu?none knew lutn l>ut to }>_u< Thhi.. For cltrlit years tie was tax eol!?<:t'<r of Abt><> villoe.unity and mude u nio^t eiTVient ollieor. Ho was. one of tin- lew men of w'to'.n I never heard an i!!>!\i'?d word spoken, find i lie annoutieem'.-nt of iti> death >vill le lamented !>y not a few. wiiieii event noeurr d : .! his '.K.T.W. Ill II.. ^ri^.nr., 'I'll ll... ill s taint iji )ii>; sc\ i ir. <j Harris hrtn been a eon<-N;ant in?*njtv? : thc| Baptist cliurcn, siu?o lsll. being c<:ie >!' iis j original founders. llis funeral was preached; at Horcb on Wednesday, by his pastor. Kev. | 1'.. F. Miller, from (ienises xxv chapter, and k . verse, "Thou Abraham gave utiic Chost.l and ilicd in a good "Id age. an old man mid j fni! of years; and was gathered." Very f?-el-1 ing and appropriate remarks wore also made ] by Rev. .1. A. Myers and Kov. II. T. Sloan, D. i 1>\, of the A. K. I'him-r). After wliieli Ills body was conveyed to tlie grave yard nearby,' and* placed close by the Bide of bis much bc-j loved daughter. Lizzie, who had proceeded i bim some fifteen moil 11 is. He leaves u \\ idow I and fivo children to mourn iiis loss?but their i los>; "is his gain" for I heard a voire saving write "blessed are they that die in the Lord. X. The church down at Cedar Springs helil tlieir usual Fall Communion last Sabbath. Services commenced Jon Friday before. Kev. Dr. Sloan had Rev. J. A. Myers, of l'endieton, and Key. It. F, Bradley, of Anderson county, to assist him. The exercises on Sabbath were very Interesting, prayer meeting, two sermons and communion services. Mr. Myers preached in the morningfSnd-Air. .Bradley In the afternoon. Both we fe capito! serinou*.Mr. Myers is a native of N -rth Carl inn. but is serving some churches in Pennsylvaia, arid is on now with his wife-visiting' fto: relations at Harrisburg, in .tvIa county. He Is very much liked by h!s chnrfbe* and ho is very much plcssed with his Southern "home. Mr. Bradley is our own Foster boon and rais- j <>d amongst us, a son of our old friend. Major | \V. K. Bradley of Long Cane. He is a good preacher, and hasogood delivery, and lias a bright future before him. Dr. Sloan save one I of his best lectures a! one of the tables, very appropriate and feel ins. The Dr. always gives | lis something good, and above all has the confidence of evrvbody. He has been going | in and out among Ibis people for twenty-six | venrs, and during these long years has always shown himself the cultivated refined cliris-; tian gentleman. ^ X. j The Fair. Qnite a number of articles were entered yesterdav. If tho weather is at all good, wej "will have a splendid Fair and an immense throng of visitors. A great number of tine horses arc already on the grounds, and many more are expected to-day. Mr. Richard I*. Qnarles of Ninety-six, is here in advance with a Saratoga trunk full of articles from the fiijit Ttiu-n Jiri* oxncctwl to bcarolt' tin- choicest premiums. Ninety-Six will Imvea full delegation of her beauty, tntelligeneeiind refinement; Due West is expected to send her full quota of lovely maid- i ?ens and gallant beanx; the Lowndesville i)eauties, with their modest and sweet attnietive graces, are confidently expected to honor j tin with tbeir presence; the Long Caneladies, whose personal beauty is only equalled by their beauty of mind and heart, will patron- 1 i*e the Fair; the irresistible divinities of C^okesbury will also be there, before whom the susceptible bachelor will involuntarily p rout rate himself and crave the splendor of their smiles; the brilliant belles and manly valor of Greenwood will adorn the in u innerable company ; tlio captivating stars of Bordeaux and Phoenix and Calhoun's .Mills and ( Monterey will lend additional lustre lo the , galaxy; Donaldsvllle and AntrevilJc aud j .Millway, by the'superiority and elegance of , their delegations, will rank high in the magnificent gathering. Congaree Iron Works. When our readers go to the Fair this week they should not fail to examine the articles ! 011 exhibition by Major John Alexander, of the Congaree Iron Works, who isan old friend I of ours, that has for the past twenty years'ad- I vertised in the Press nn<t h'-umcr, am! furnish- I ed many of our citizens with excellent specimens of his work. During that time we have'; .ourselves often bad occasion to buy of his < c.istings, and like h4s other customers, we have always found them the very best and at , the lowest living prices. As evidence of the superiority 01' his Iron ratlines we uuuiu stale that he was awarded the premium on that 1 class of goods by the recent Greenville Fair. Our relations with Major Alexander fort wen- , ty years have been of the most agreeable . kind, and wc confidently recommend our friends to him lor anything in his line. -m. ?? j The happiest man 011 all this Continent is the talented and genial Coi. K. A. Conner, of Cokesbury, who last week married the elegit tit Mrs. Springs, of lt'.ck Hill, York county, whose accomplishments mul high dn.rac- . ter have charmed the heart and won the hand . of one of our most highly esteemed citizens. . Col. Conner's merit is only equalled by his good fortune. Harry Hampton, the famous negro banjoist and escaped penlfentiary convict, was recaptured at this place last. Saturday. Harry was charged with,and convicted of, gambling, and, wc think, is about as much sinued acalust as}] Mllllllll?. II tilt* irwi J U?l in-6 1WIU 1UV< v.ui.n I , attempt'to put every nejrro in Hie penitentia-1' ry that bets or fools away his money, the tax I; jwiyers of this State m ill have u lively time of j It ka* iiepn said time and a train that the J l?di?v of Abbeville County could not he excelled for beatify lit the state, which is a faet, ; and if inercdulon* parties will Just visit the ' Fair this "week, all their doubt* will he removed. nnd they will not only have the picas- ; lire of guzlnp upon the prettiest looking la- ] dies, but witness one of the best exhibitions ever hud In this Slate. Mr. ( !. V. PoNralTs new furniture estab- j lishitieiil Is creating a print revolution in the price of elegant furniture, liead his price list elsewhere and be "Vjivijieed. The young married men of this county will And it protltiiUe to take tlieir brides to Augusta to buy their furniture of Mr. iK'Grjitt', and their Millinery ?>!" Mr. Trump. Mr. J. H. Trump, of Augusta, Ga., has the most gorgeous millinery establishment on this side of the globe, to which he invites the readers of the Pre** and ihnuu-r. It- nil his advertisement, and go to see his immense stock of garnltnre that would most beautifully adorn the human form divine. Hon. 1\ \V. Aiken, the first memberof Conpress thst ?v huve liud since the war, will please accept our than! s for his kind remembninee of us in sending us copies of the fbiii/fpw'oiKt' Jiioref and other public documents. This attention reminds us of the old : times before the war. , Mrs. Patterson anil the Misses Patterson of Boston are now stopping at the Alston House, where they expect to spend the winter. .Vis. Patterson is here for her health. A'e welcome these Indies to our town and trust that their stay may be as pleasant to themselves as it is ngrevnbie to us. Mr. ltichard Tozier. of Columbia, who lias become liimous for his superior steam en4 pines.expects to exhibit i?neofhis improved machines at our l'air. It will be remembered that Mr. Tozier was here a year 1150 and took a premium on his engine at our Pair. Sol Smith llussell's company of musical lit.iit will ! (< bra* ai'Xt Mondav nliiht. and ev er.vbody tv III mrn out. Th'e p'eitbrmance takes place in tlic Court House at half-past eight o'clock. Aa extra train will run from Hodges. Round trip tickets, .jo cents. Coi. Winchester Graluun, chief clerk in the Comptroller General's otliee, was killed on the Columbia, Charlotte ami Augusta Itailroad last SatnMiiy ntsht. He stepped ffff the trjiin while In motion Tie fell and was soseriously hurt that he died in a few hours. Tor.cr s Steam Engines were the subject of . general comment and universal admiration ?t tbc Anderson Fair. Mr. To/.cr is a most excellent machanlc and would be glad to serve onr people to anything from a steam mill to a steam plow. Welcome Back.?Wc were pleased to meet on (tnr streets yesterday, Mr. M. Winstock, formerly of this place, but now a resident of Charleston. Mr. Winstock i? looking well. We would be glad to have him locate in our town again. Messrs. Pendleton tfc Brothers, of Augusta, ask the attention of our readers, to their splendid Foundry and Machine shops. They ?rc reliable gentlemen, good tnachanics, lib*! cral traders. Give them a call when you go> to Augusta. All of our exchange*! contain notices of accidents by cotton gins. If any man would! invent a ginning machine into which il would he iin|>osHiblc for a man to ran his I hand, the inventor would be immortalized. Mr. P.l? Calhoun hns a word to say to his old friends in Abbeville county. lie otters great bargains in dry goods, clothing, Ae., Ac., which none should disregard. A penny j saved is a penny made. The youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.! I*. Quarles, died last Wednesday night of; diphtheria, aged two years. A bright little child lias been taken to Luc arms of Him who blessed little children. | General Hutler and D. T. Corbin, are con-; tending for the Senatorship froiu this .state, j Of course Corbin will not get it. A new dec- j tion may be ordered. Hon. P. W. Aiken has been ptiton the Con-1 gresslonal Committee on Agriculture. This! , appointment will please the whole people of South Carolina. A better api>ointmenl could not h*ve been made. Mr. A. H. MoGek, Sit., has read the Presx ttnrJ Bainw nil his life and says he cannot live without it. He is a good farmer and always has the money to pay in advance. N\ e r;o not expect either Gov. Hampton, Gov. Vance or President Hayes at our Fair, but. we learn that two grooms with their beautiful brides will grace the occasion. Mr. G. T. Smith has always been a subscrib-; cr to the PrewittiU Xniuu-r, and now says that lie can't iretalonsr without it. Hejs a good t farmer, Hnd never lit lis to pay. See advertisement of the Cokesbury Conference School to be found elsewhere in the J'rrxs and Banner. This Is one of the best of educational institutions. The show drew a large crowd on Saturday. The cauvass was filled to its' capacity. The show was generally conceded to be a good one. Let us have a grand ro-unlon of hearts and hands at the Fair. Come along, and let us meet together and renew old friendships. There lia* been a steady movement of cotton during the past week, and business at Abbeville ha/^been unusually brisk. Mr. Mansfield Hollingsworth and Miss Jennie Holcomb are to be married to-morrow , evening. May happiness attend. If you want a good bargain when you conic to the Fair, call at Mr. I*, lloseuberg's store and get it. The prices paid for cotton in this market th? past week areas high as the Greenville quotations. Mb. and Mks. Benet returned last Thursday, after an absence of six months in Scotland. We thank our friends for their kind remembrance in settling little bills due this . oilice. Th c new cases of yellow fever in Fcrnandinn, Fia., arc now confined to tlic colored people. Mit, John Hoj.com ;t, a typo of the 0>!<nnbiu l'hoenix, is in town, on a visit to tiis inothcj. A MAD dog in the lower edge of Greenville, bitanumher of animals on last Friday. Disconsolate bachelors and forlorn maidens may.expect to be comforted at the Fair. Front present indications the Fair will be a great success. Be sure toeome. Mrs. Dh. Bon nek's health, we are glad to state. Is much improved. Only two months till C'histmas... j'ut up your fattening turkeys. A, / P ^ p m "w ygr? TtgoaeanggpK?OBBPat^BWa??grgc rs"inoty-Si\ Guardians. | FIoi' of tiik Bct^er UiFiiRS.?Last A Wednesday evening we were fortunate , enou;:ii to attend the supper and ballot* the J*' , Hutler Uitle Oluh. at Hodges Depot. The al'-!l>al fair was pb'asnnt'y conducted and realized a! Sis; consklerabl;; sutn towards the purchase of ttio j \\-j uniforms tor the company. After Indulging i.:n i in tiieKiimpiuous array of delicacies spread ... j before us. in company with the lair belles and ; hennx of t>* occasion we repaired to the bnli I Cat room, w lu-i'e we beguiled oiirsolves witness-' M r i ini: tlie liijht fantastic tripping until the ww i -\j sma' hours painfully reminded us that, even i.,, at us pl.-asant a nlaee as Hodges. such pleas-1 '' ur?'< {;: i:ot lasi f >rover. The Hod ires Uitle ^';t Club 1)as reason to be proud of 111'-entvi'tain-j itoi | nient.and we wish tliem niauy pleasant occa- , >[(>< sluiis of the anie kind. I f..s l.v.ri:<>vf.Mi:xrs.?Our friend. J. K slut mate, h is broke dirt" for I In; foundations > ' < hisspeudid bride stor> s. on the old 1 <>u- ??*: corner, opposite Col. rhilipV store. Th?* old | ** frame store, with its nucleus piazza. li.i.? dis- j TV, appeared from the place if be.* oectipb-d lor j Cat' tin. past t'.vciity-ffve years, an I it may r.o,v ! be ?vei\ minus the Ha:'./a, ??u Cambridge j,'i st.cet opposite K. M. Pope's. The r."W stores | *' i? two in iiunther?wlil be two -stories hi^h I ->C*' j and built after the most approva l style. And ! Pat now l.ewis Moon- chimes in with a neat :?:ul | Ale commodious college, with iiiinerous aables j ami otlmi" modern appetuiaues. Mr. Moore's j y..' improvement i< on i,ipscomi? avenue. ncari the .Methodist church, ami will nive theneigh- [ ' horhood an additional air of neatness ami i Bill density. ? We attended tlio Rr\p!!st Association for vii] Abbeville county, iiold at Mount Moriah, on | Sunday. A large concour.-o of people were i present iwid the exorcises were very interest,- lest tin:. The Sunday school was addressed by 7,cij (several gentlemen present. Jn the morning we listened with much pleasure to an able t/i,. sermon by Rev. 15. F. Miller, of Abbeville, , 1 land in the afternoon to another from Kcv. .J. P. Mfcalimr, of Kdiretleld. Kvt I Thk New Hesiukxcb.?General May lias Spr 'sucoecdeil in .placing the framing for Jlu the mansard poor and observatory on the jn(1 new dwelling V Mr. F. M. Pope. As the n(), house will bo finished in the latest of modern style, it will repaVmiy one wishing to see iJr what an accomplished Hcihitect and contract- pari or can do. . ? - rilf ANcii'NT.?The Jlrst blU of goods ever sold Lor by a Ninety-six merchant was bought by W] Mr. W. I". 'Hilton from Messrs. Calhoun liluke, in 1S51. Mr. Hilton still lives to tosli fy i:i the case, but he is by no means the "old- ' ' est inhabitant." The old store house occu- ?no pied by this tlrm in Vil lnus long since given ,yari place to a handsome brick range. 1)uj Nki:i:ai.?:ja.?A simple remedy for neural- f_ gia is horse radish.?Orate and mix it in vinetrarwiuihe same as for table purposes, and apply no the temple when the lace or head is af- | fected.or the wrist when the pain Is in the ~D arm or shoulder. -*-* Mr. Albert Shumate left town oil last Tuesday for Greenville. He has received the appointment of assistant liallroad agent at the _.\j Air iiinc depot in that town. We wish him cj1j, success. still Fox hunting is becoming quite the thing yvax among our sportsmen. Several parties have i St been indulging in this sport the past few ] cash days, and with rare success. , j doul kaii.no ad Mkkting.?'There will be a ?" meeting in the Interest of tiie Spujtanburg and Augusta liallroad at Kirksey's .Cross lloads on the 3d of November next. Tlio Council is hauling soil around the trees vji^ In thepublic square. jobh The tournament has boeu lndollnitejy post- at i\ poned. una Oats arc coming up iincly. ?-?-m ? ? tiveGroggy Spring Items. }?.?'; The debating society Is about dead. % " Messrs. Samuel Gordon and W. F. 'Rndclifl' f,|lan enjoyed themselves finely at what we said About the boys in this section. I wonder if ?>i^ they won't let lis write otT a marriage notice ^Ci for them before long. ,i nn Mr. I!. P. Green says wo missed It, In wlmt Cu ivesald about him. The "mill pond" has inldi ;rcat attractions. Xow we hit it. 11 Mr. K. F. Wright has a "sweet heart." He >ays she Ik nothing else but "sugar." Mr. I). II. Winn speaks nf? emigrating from (he "lonesome" land of "singleness," into the r\ r id issfu I state of matrimony. "Westcrnlields" liT in view. The "little beauty" has eight "supplicants." [t is thought Mr. 15. P. Green will obtain the ("Vl "blessing." VUJ If you want to please a man. aslc Mr. Robt. VVesttiehl which way the wind blows. Messrs. A. Ii. Robinson unci J. A. Hugun ire rivals at a "throne of grace." HMI A you an lady proposes this query for the 1 next debute, "Did Mr. W. A. Kernel ever love -lam v woman ?" J. If you want to hear a laughable dream? *,r' t*k Mr. Reuben liuddon about it. Tult The Laurens llailrond. The L'liirnixville J/rruUl publishes the folowing letter from Colonel IJodaniod to S. It. I'odd Ksq., in reference to the early eomple- Soi lion of the Laurens Railroad, which will be tuitl read with interest: 1,0' .SUPEKINTEXOENT'S OFFICE, eeSSi l.at'kkns raii-KOAn, Colli Columbia, y. ('., Oct. 28,1677. Free SampeIi R. Tone, Ksq.?Jjt-ar Sir: In ro- tbcli l>ly to your inquiry as to the* prospect of an Fo; jarly completion of the Laurens Railroad, to tary, the town of J>aurcns, I would state that 1 Oei lave been Instructed by the President, W. J. Nlugrath, Ksq., to push the work forward with ill the dispatch possible.. The Milam Trestle is now being erected. As soon as that is completed, which I hope will be in about eighteen days, the work of track-laying will bo .-oinmenced on the side nearest to Laurens ind pushed forward as fast as possible. Tiie !\ nr/> nc:iriv nil rendv to co forward!. ik soon as the trestle is completed so ts to pass trains. It is of the utmost inipor- Oc lance that the balance due on subscription should be paid, ho that we can have the cash "VT" to meet payments to laborers, and for materlIk promptly. 1 hope you will urge upon those who liave not us yet paid their entire subscription the Importance of doing so at. once. I feel very ror t utixious to sec the trains at your town, ami will use every exertion io secure this desirable result at an early day. Respectfully and truly your*. TIIO.MAS HUDAMEAD. Anothei: Vacancy.?The following corrcs- rl^ pondence explains itself: NKWHKiMtY, S. October 12. lsT7. Hon. Tr. I). R'.nPrexUlrtit of the Siii'itc Of of SouHi Otrolina: liearsir: I have the honor tn hereby tender my resignation as Tyri ssuie Senator from the County of .Newberry. 1?VJ Thank in*you for the many acts of kindness rT^J at your hands, and with my best wishes for I your future prosperity, I have the honor to -* remain, very respectfully. Your obedient servant, II. C. COIIWiN*. 0( Spaktanuvrg C. H., October _T, lsrr. Hon. II. C. Oiiii'in: iJcar Sir: Your resignation a* Senator from the County of Newberry i has just been received, and is hereby accepted. Yon have my thanks for your kind A wishes as to my future prosperity. Itespect- ( /V fully, W. i>. SIMISON. ~ Wcgident of Senate of S. C. , , a _ Uhu, The bachelor editor of the Abbeville VrcM <nui Bajintr. Hugh .Wilson, is creating (|uite a S4.1M sensation among the u|?-country editors. The y- wb'-n-// Ni-mlfl quoting from several papers. Mints up the whole matter with the as- MI] scrtion .hat, "Something surely must be gjj.j wrontr, either with Hush or thesdrls!' which t,.... we think almost enough to predicate an ac- . tion for "damaties."?iVc Dec Watchman. inS Georgia has 'Jti.liw more woiuen than men; South Carolina X-vSJS more. Had for the mat- o, rimonial market. Those who can innrry should dosoat once, because when it shall become generally known that the sexes stand in this projx>rtlon loencn other, the men will TJ resolve to take their own time about marry- I | iii}r. It must be a f-ad thought to many to know that there must always remain .'fc?,82S women In this State who will never have a {) "honey moon/'?Orungrbury Tain*. yj Kkst Hook fob Kvkkvjsoov.?The new 11- n. lustrated eilitiou of Webster's Dictionary, jNf! containing three thousand engravings, is the best book for every body that the press lias produced in the present century, and should * -i--.lt. -I.l? ... i>e re^arueu ?is imu.^pc-.i.^uKc- m t?iu munujjuluted home, reading-room, library and place of business.?G"l(U-n Era. ^0] Kaisink 1'otatoks.?A fanner of tliin tl county planted Shia year a patch of yam p<>- 1., tatoes on fair land, manured the ground highly with stable; manure and guano, thinking he would make an abundant crop, hut the re- .pi suit of bin- labor was only an abundance of iJl<: vines and a lot of strings.?Greenville Xrxvs. hi A bad conscience docs not trouble children, CO) but worms make their nights sleepless audi,., kill thein. one ii-cent bottle of Shriner'sln- *-0 diau Vermifuge will save them from disease J' and death. li: In 1X55 the Russians Invested Kars on the C l&tii of Jfiue, were repulsed in December, and 0 starved out the garrison In November follow- ^ iug. Kars Is stronger than in ls.V>. -v Wanted?every one to be free from Pimples, ^ Blotches, Boils, etc., which can be done by purifying the blood with Dr. Bull's Blood ~ .Mixture. I'sod everywhere. a: The Ai.'.i n (burirr-Journal advisesjthe dar- ^ klcs not. to go to Liberia. Alost peisons in J this locality are willing for them togo, if they \\ want to. J There has been more cotton sold in Aiken ? so far this season ibun was sold here during the whole of last year.?Courier-Journal. \ The Georgetown 'l'imut has a eo'umu of . good items. Py1 blo OHlTLAltY. Oar DIED, at his residence in this County on scri the it instant, Captain WILLIAM S. IlAIt- Ho Uis, in the TUtli year of his age. ( , The deceased was for more than forty years , a most consistent member of the Baptist c"l: Church, and leaves unmistakable evidence of yot la fully developed Christian character. tlio i Brother Harris'life presented a forcible ex- f;0, ample of the possibilitv( nay the pructicublil- , ty, of discharging falthtully important public uetI services and at the same time maintain the U purest I'llristiun Integrity?a tiling so rare j amongst men. Previous to the war lie was for ! eight years Tax < 'oilector, or Treasurer, of this rr t I County, a position which lie tilled so well I that on the reconstruction of the State Govj eminent the same |x>sition was tendered to OS i tflm by bis fellow-citizens. Far better for the 8 County, for the State, and for individuals too, I had such a man as he tilled the position for t? the past twelve years. 1,1' ' previous to the formation of the Horeb Bap- w?' tlst Church in 1*40, of which lie was a in em- the her at the time of his death, Brother Harris sail l idled with credit to himself and theKduetield , Association, the olllee of .Secretary of "The BenevtfWWtX?jS6<'iation,'' an important auxilI lary t? that body. For years be was engaged | in biMiness to Hamburg, as book-keeper, and 0 ' as salesman, of a large mercantile Arm. Af I terwanlshe engaged in business at Abbeville Court HODf-e. 1 iirimsii tin i in-m' ,vrar> jtt_- miv | tiiiinJd the same noble Christian bearing, that j rT. was only the more conspicuous in the att'ec- I ' tiouhte nusban<t, tin- doting father, the purei lit irtcdantl courteous Christian gentleman, neighbor and friend. As such his example ought to be iiniluted by us nil. lie leaves a devoted wife,two daughters and three sons O to jjonrn his death. Those shared largely in the. warm ?jpapathies of their numerous i frietodMAiKi Jorse circle of acquaintances. I A The 1 services were held at theHoreb JJJ3 Baptist rliorch where Brother Harris was lib buried. 'A'he pastor was assisted i 11 thrwe sol- yy einn eXfjJclWs by Kcv. H. T. Sloan of this p! * County :?Jd Rev. James Myers of Pennsyiva!| nia, wbtSSMke with touching interest of i)pi, 1 thtar Iqunlntance and high r.stecm of K(in] (ilit lamnite<l brother?mingled with tender j,,,. wttrds of Christian sympathy.for those who .... lii?d soueeply bereaved. ^Iny the God byjtis p.-ombjcs^ these ^ r . 7 tUf.X M. 1'1.1-WV urt 1.IWCMUB > I.TMWlfcWW hotel arrivals. llston IIousf,?j r Gordon, Green: o, Geo W Clnt worthy, 1? B Lynch Itimoro; Mrs M A Orton, LeCJafri tors, Airs MeEntiro, Mrs Geo Conklin Mi Colo's Circus: Henry Cook, Dcvons I; .J L Simpson, Mrs J P Pritchard <s Pri*<!kiir>l, J I! Mosnley, J f lisle. tieMy ^iiilisie, Rev R C Li iron s K C Jliyoi, Miss L'.idio Lipni, Mr< A Kinir, LowmLisville; ! W MeCalin >erton: .1 O "Wynn, Atlanta; W 1 rs. \Y AV Ma?N, TJios W Mars, Halm's Miii; S c Link. Linkviile; J ! Crackf-n. L C Lijron. Vienna. .1 O Moi.... if m,.o c i iv The Pork: W'ni Clinkscalex, ? W Spi'or mid family, Monterey; Key l * J>-j\ is, Willington;- Prof Wm LowMis-; M M.-Cjvc, Due West: Miss II 1" v, -Viiil rson: Miss Fuiiieo Mars, Mis i^rist Mars, Xewberrv; 10 F Thomas, to; I, Stein, Richmond: P W Pop, iv York; Mrs Jus Patterson, Miss L P torsi hi. Miss (' J F Patterson, Boston; .v Smart, J S Snsong. Tenn; J A is, (i ilc C RR: 1$ M Calhoun, R C irn, Ninety-Six; M P DoBitihl, J "Y les, X TSassard, City; J A Calhoun eilill; J Moll'et, Philadelphia. kntka L Hotel.?I W Baker, Qreeie; \V II Brooks, Warrenton; Mis*N ;er, White Lick; B II Reynolds, Ontr on; Miss Sue Zeifrler, Miss ."alia arler, W A Graydon, Cokesbnry J A lionn, J X Calhoun, O T CaUoun, e Hill; K O McAdams, Saul HiL A.n*ilit-; Sam Munday, Hodges; W H ins, Columbia; A B C Lioawtf, Cloar injjs; Kev Davis, WillingtJn; J J ssey, S B Cade, S A Cado, .wordeaux; 1 Uidrieli, J Y Sitton, Duo West; J A A'thorn, Dry Grove; Jij II Moirah, D S Benson, Peunevs Ct*ok; L Sliep3, Green wood; .If Upson, r^o?kla;-A tonkin, Balto"; W Sells, Illinois; "J. lg, Dayton Ohio; P M Oham, Ireland; U White, D Kennftdy, St. Louis; F A dncr, F A Castillo, Golesburg; Chag stol, laddie Snow, Ben Snow, Len w, Jas Brothers, Deeater; B S GillJ, J Jon kins,, Barney Seigler, J II lam. G?fc C R R; Lerov Ontow, Ohio. . _'t-LJ?Li. ..i? ....rw MAIIKKT REPORTS. CORRECTED BY arnwell <fc Co., ton Buyers and Dealers in General Merchandise. tacvu.Lo, October 21.?Cotton has deed V( since our last report and prices are lending downward, market cloning very k. Hood grades are selling for . Louis. October 21.?Flour dull and it on lower grades?extra, fall O.U04&5.25, >le extra ditto .j.5UHo.?. Wheat tinner? 2 red fall 1.33 bid; Xo. 8 ditto 2 spring 1.12. Corn tlrin? Xo. 2 mixed lil% ! dull?Xo. 2 26. Bye quiet, at 21<3.51&. ey quiet. Whisky quiet, utl.OS. l'ork er, at l?.?2^. 1-195. I-ard dull; nominally Bulk meats quiet and weak with only a lng mule. Bacon llrmer for sides; sales C Hand for shoulders, clear ribs clear sides. iL'jsvii.i.e, Octobcr 2-1.?Flour in fair dod. Wheat quiet an unchanged. Corn ao?whitest; .mixed :*>. Kvedull and hoiii, Pork dun, at 13.50ft.18.75. Bulk meats er but unchanged. Itacon steady, at 7%, nd for shoulders, clear ribs and clear all loosv. Sugar-cured hams In fair ded, at 11. Lard lirin?choice leaf, tierce, 11 .... -i.-ii ... i,,- nf I'J/li. oK.Y U U 11, 1IC I.Ul. Tobacco quiet and unchanged. '(JVSTA, October 21.?Cotton (julet?niidlf 10>;: receipts 1.27S; sales 077. !AJtiX'SToN, October 21.?Cotton dull? Jling net receipts -J.lifJ; sales 1/100. COEESBURY INFERENCE SCHOOL, iesbury, Abbevillo County, S. C. K Eigbty.-tliird Session of twenty weeks begins on the second Monday, 14th of lary, lhT.s. I', l'lth IIAUK, A. M., lteetor. , F. F. tiAHl". .Sc retui-y board Trustees. EXPENSES. Ion, Primary Department S12.00 Intermediate " 1*>.00 Senior " 20.1(0 d per month, 12.00 is of ministers of the Conference, free of on. ation, proverbially healthy. Kaslly noble by Greenville and ('<olumbla Railroad, nuuilty. Intelligent, rcllned and moral, from drain shops, gambling saloons, and attendant evils. r Cotaloeno, addresw tho Rector or Secre, of Hoard Trustees. lober Jl, 1S77, tf. LIVERY "STABLE.' Levi Levy OYV lias clmrgev of tho Marshall House Stables, uiul will bo pleaded ed horses at t he customary prices, lolmr 31. 1S77. OT TWO LATE YET: To get a Nice Saddle he Fair, cheap at W. JOEL SMITH'S. tober 31, 1S77. Be in the fashion. IIS is the reason for wearing them tliOfC* atylish HATS at , W. JOEL SMITH'S. folier 31, 1877. T TO BE FORGOTTEN. HATJarsc stool: of ltKADY MADE CLOTHINU, clieap at W. JOEL .SMITH'S. stobcv 31, 1877. jusFe'eceivedT 11EAUTIFUL line of Dress Goods, consisting of Mohair Luster, Cashis, Afghan Suitings, Sernlin, Suitings ;k Alpaceas, from 30, ?5, 40, 4">, .10, (55, suts per yard. Ladies Cloaks from ) to |lj.W), in the LATEST STYLES. jLINEEY, Silk Ties, Zephyr wis and Ladies (roods generally, 't fail to see our stock. We are sellgoods a', lower prices than ever before. R. M. HADDON & CO. utoher 31, 1877. Worsted Sacks, OOJ>S, iXUDies, tW., ior J-auies anu . Children in .good variety at tho EMPORIUM OF FASHION. ftober 81,1S77. ate of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. )crtson P. Callaham, Administrator of 10 goods and assets of Dempsy Callaiiii, deceased, Plain till,against >masC. Callaham, John Win. V. Cal,ham and others, Defendants. PY SUMMONS. (Cvmj)lainl scmcd.) the Defendants Thomas C. Callaham, r>hn Wni. V. Callaham, Thomas Callaam, James M. Callaham, Robert L. allahatn, George 1>. Callaham, Samuel ailaham, Aldora J. Callaham, Elizaeath A. Callaham, James A. Shaw* elia Shaw, George It. Caldwell and lary Jane his wife, of whom Thomas . Callaham, Thomas Callaham, James t. Callaham, Robert L. Callaham, cargo D. Callaham, Samuel Callaham, udora J. Callaham, George R. C'ald011 and Mary J. his wife reside beond tlie limits ol' this State in the tate of Georgia. . "OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the comint in this action, of which a copy is d in the office of the Judge of Probate, Abbeville Court House, Staie of South olina, and,to servo a copy of your an>r to the said compiaint on the subibcrs at the office, at Abbeville Court use, State of South Caroliua, within :nty days after tho service, hereof ex' live of tho day of such service; and ii i fail to answer the complaint within time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this ao 1 will apply to the Court for the reliel uanded 111 tlie complaint. 'ated thirtieth dajr of October, 1877. PERKIN <fc COTI1 HAN, Plai ri tilTs A ttorne\r. ;.] SAMUEL C. CASON, C. P. <;., A. C. the Defendants above ?amcd and specially those who resido out of the late of .South Carolina: AKE NOTICE that the complaint in ; action together with the Summons ol ich the foregoing is a copy, was liicd in office of the Probate Judge, for the J County, ut Abbeville Court House, Ihe 110th day of October 1877. 'SAMUEL C. CASON, V. P. C., A. C. ctober 31, 1677. For Young Gentlemen. I TIT mouf etvlich 11 A r!SJ htnulwmnPtif CRAVATS ami elegant SHOES, at W. JOEL SMITH'S otohor J7, 1S"7, If. BY VISITORS TO THE FAIR ! ILL find our Stock of Millinery, L>resi Gtxxls, Scarfs, Kuflllngs, Kid Gloves iksand everything they need more e.v dve and stylish than ever, und all piece* -\ji at the very lowest casli rates, and car 11 beconvlncod that we offer greater in incuts than any other house in our line EMPORIUM OP FASHION. Ct. 21, 1877, tf. . AN OAMNCE J ' To Prevent C^tle and Hogs iioin torfering Vagons, carriages, 1 gies and ^fcer vehicles in the ] lie squar^in the town of Abbev 3. c. / Seer. I. ,?c it ordained by tlic Town 0< ci! oi'Aiiiyine, S. 0.,Hiut !>.v 1 lie author! the ?*:iine. That. no cow or calf, ox or Iml host simile ail'owed to Interfi-ro will, tlic tonts i>! ; wniioii, carriage, buggy oraay o vehicle 'i the public square. iSKirr.il. Ue it further ordained That my cow, calf, ox, bull or hojr intc: in^-w/i> the contents of any vehicle Sect. . tins owner or owners thereof shall a linrtif fifty cents for the first and one di for #e second otl'enee. and for tiie third tfcnc animal or animals thus viola 8ecu I shall be retained in the jiossessioi th> Town Marshal, until lie he authorize del ver them nn by order of the Town O ul'.and then only upon i-nyinentoftwodol ^ECT. III. He it further ordained i| inav aji iiruiniiiici.^ m j'?i ^ ?? v..*...... I lcretofore in force contrary to thlsordina i bo aud the same arc hereby repealed. ! ordinance to take efl'ect on and alter the day of November 1877. In Town Council the lfllh day of October A. D. 1877, mid In 101st year of the Independence and sc olgnty of the United States of America. J. I*\ ( '. DuPllE, Int. Prote T. P. Qt'ARi.KS, Secretary. Oct. 21, lh77, tf. State- of South. (Jarolii Abbeville County. In the Probato Court. * /"^JJARI^ES P. Allon, as Exccuto Vy the will of Banister Allen, doeen netitionorandplaiiiUil, against Ann El -beth.Allen, ByrdO.Allon, JamesT. Al Bannister X."i)8v?j-JainoH A. Moraj M?ry Brady, Alieo Brady. "Ella--j ; JainuaU. Allen, Indiana Barksdale, J ' E. Allen, Ijiscr.lotte A. Orr, B. Bolen !en, B. Berrian iJlen, Mary A. McC and Elizabeth Watfcin, defendants. Petition and com plainytor relief, tc defendants, Ann Elizabeth >Allen, E O. Allen, Mary Brady, Aliee'inady,. Lee, Indiana Barksdale and $ur\ McCalla: - You aro hereby summoned and ret od to answer the petition and conip in tJiis action which is filed in the (J of Probato of said county, on the t day of October, A. D. 1877, and to sei copy of your answer on the subscrib his office at Abbeville Court House, State, within twenty days after tho sei of the summons on you exclusive of of service. If you fail to answer this petition complaint within the timo aforesaid Kluutitf will apply to tho Court of ate for tho relief demanded in the < plaint. Bated October 10, A. D. 1877. THOMAS THOMSON Plaintiffs Attorm To tho defendants Ann Elizabeth A Byrd 0. Allen, Mary Brady, Alico Br Ella Lee, Indiana Barksdalo, Marj McCalla and Charlotte Ann Orr: You will take notice that the sumn and petition in tho above action wen ed in tho Court of Probate of Abbe count}', South Carolina, on tho tenth of October, A. I)., 1877. October 10th A. P., 1877. rnii/v<j nnTiAMC?A\r 111VO. 1 IlV/*UOVll Plaintiff's Attorm Octobcr 24, 1877, Gt. State of South Caroli: CO UNTY OF A BBE VILLE. Court of Probate. James M. Giles, Plaintiff, ayuinrt James T. Bask in and William A. G Executors, James A. Giles and otl; heirs ol' Andrew Giles, deceased, fondants. SUMMONS FOR RELTEF. (Compt iiot served.) To the Defendants Andrew S. Giles, onion lusher and Mary his wife Louisa Giles and Elizabeth Giles siding at Perry, in Houston count; the State of Georgia: YOU ARE HER BUY SUMMON and required to answer the c plaint in this action, of which a cof liled in office of the Judge of Pro ha Abbeville county, and to serve a cop your answers to tho said complain the subscribers at their office at Abbe court house, South Carolina, wi twenty days after the service hereof, elusive of tho da}' of such service; ai you fail to answer the complaint wi the time aforesaid, tho phuntill' in action will apply to the court for thi lini'Hrvmutwlorl in tho r?fmml?infc. Dated 17th October, 1.S77*. PEItKIN* ?V COTHRAN, Plaintiffs Attorney [l.S] SAML. C. CASON, C. C. P. A.* To the Defendants Andrew S. Giles, ojnon Dasher and Mary his wife Louisa Giles and Elizabeth Giles: TAKE NOTICE that the complain this action, together with the Summ of which the foregoing is a copy, filed in the oiBce of the Judge of Pro for Abbeville* county, on this 23 da October, A. I). 1*77. SAML. C. CASON, C. C. P. A. Oct. 23, '77?tf T.C.Gower&C Greenville, S. C., DEALERS IN Builder's Material Of Every Description. 'piIEIll STOCK 1h the largest and chtx 1 in thf KtiUe, and Builders and otlic Abbeville will Hud ltgreutly to their lnt lo cuiiNUii uur ivguut, Mr. C. V. Hammond, or send their orders direct to us vlie need of any goods in our line. W'e ma specialty of DOORS, SASH. BLINDS. SHINGLES, NEWELS, Balustres, Handrails, &< We have ft very large stock of the I Pumps now in use, to wiiich they invite specif tention. Lime and Cemeni of the best, quality enn he furnished U people of Abbeville County cheaper Greenville than from any other point, stock of these goods is always large. T.C>Gowcr&C October 10, 1S77,12ai TBETHEAPMSH HOU! T. P. QUARLE AGENT, Dealer in, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING AND NOTION And Will .Sttil at the Very L<r X 'V Price*. . STOCK COMPLETE. 'CLOTHING CHEAPER THAN EVER. T. P. QUARLES, Agen Seiitoinlifr l!l. 1877, t f. ________ Make ? our Home Comfo: ble, Your Family Cod ! tented and Happy , T> Y investing in nico Furniture, \j Pictures, Good Bedsteads, s reaus, Mattrnssos, (JUaira ana man; . tides pertaining to the comforts oi , homes. All of the above goods to b< by applying to J. D. CHAliMERS & C October 17,1877, tf . me, ^ " f, FOE SALE. f\ 3S ; i or BY virtue of the power vested in mo 1 con- in- tiio l.vsc will of Jr.mc.s Johnson, do l^L'r|i:easc(l, j will soil to tho highest bidder at I tho late residence of said doooasod on tho i rftr- j Mtli ol' November next, a valuable Tract sper ol'Land on SALUDA KIViCR contain\?y ing >llur ting Five Hundred and Fifty iiS Acres lure" moro or less, to be sold in Two Tracts. Also Household and Kitchen Furniture, nces Buggy, tte. Lands will bo sold one-third cash; baliirst ance 'u two ctlnsl^ annual installment# this with interest from date at seven per cent, i the Personal Property cash. >ver- G. M. MATTISOX, Executor. m- October 23, 1877, 3t = To House-Keepers [ltl; : In Genoral and Newly "Married Couples ror IN PARTICULAR! .sod, !iza- A VEltY Large assortment of CROCKERY J 1 At WHITE BROTHER'S, PLATES, .CUPS AND SAUCERS, [ J? DTSHBS, GLASS-WAltE, etc., Ac., gfi vor>' cheap / ' A. Also a good assortment of ] IS1* Table Cutlery, 'ourt WOODEN-WARE, POTS, OVENS, <ic. Call arii.be satisfiedrvea . v --^s. WH1YS1 BROTHERS. 'Sy October 24,1877, tf. ^ .. ? . " ?g? KTotio? ' Pro- WILL 1)0 lefc 104,10 lowest bidder atf som- ? tl,Q place, on tho 13th of NowM- ' ber next, at 10 o'clock A. M., the rebuilding of bridge at Scarlc's Mill. Specifics-: tions given on the day. Contractor will ? !y- be required to give bond and security for i lfon faithful performance of the work. ? Jv* R- JONES, L1 r X' G. M. MATTISON.H' "' ' R. A. McCASLAN, t-: ions Bl Commissioner#^ , 3 m October 24, 1877. . J-v., 2 ? CufThisl)u|' . !y* It Will Save Your Money, ? " Sua -< $ AT TITKIR Cheap Oroenry Depot, to be found on Washington Street Cothran <fc Trowbridge old stand, have I determined to sell their goods at prices to suit the times for the CASH and the i|?s? CASII only. They have in store a most ,(j^' completo and well selected stock of Heavy and Fancy taint s?, GROCERIES,' ] S. J ] General Family and Plan^ .FD tation Supplies, B CIGARS AND TOBACCO,'] \ on' of th0 bost brands? . thiu bugars, , oxtota Coffees, Dro- Knick Knacks, and every thine; kept in first class and J progressive establishment. Their prices ,'s. are the lowest. Tlio top of tho market 1 (J. paid for Cotton and all countrv produce. J Oct. 17, 1877 3in " Sol- i I Bonis for tie Million, at Prices to' Slit tie Times! bate >' vf jo Dry Goods, Of every description at a Small Advance on New ' York Prices. A GOOD ALPACCA for 25 confs. _ Bleached and Brown Goods, cheaper than beforo the war. A fine lot of SHOES. No. 1 BKOGANS, the best in tho market, for ?1.50. A largo stock of , r" clothijst g, L'rc*lt at remarkably low prices. A SUIT for ' &5.00. HATS, at 40c to 8-1.00. No. 1 SUGAR at 11c. A good COFFEE at 20, . U2J, and 30c. I GIVE kc 'a the top of the market for COTTON and sell tfoods at a very small advanco on ' J.NUW 1U1K prices. LUIIIC uui? V.1IIUII1IV j my stock, at No. 1 Granite Rango, Abbeville, S. 0. E. A. MARS. Oct. 71, 1?77, tf * OIGrj&JRL?. iest Bumble Bee, r Home Again, ( Peculiar, il at _ ' Figaro. t BLACKWELL'S Durham Smoking Tobocco. ) the from CHEWING TOBACCO "1 /"VF kinds, from 10 cents to oO^cents a ^ ^ \J Plug, from 50 cents to a ?1.50 a pound. yp PIPES. m?i A new lot of Fancy Pipes just received by C JAMES M. LAWSON. Uj October 17, 1S77, tf. CARPENTRY. TIIE undersigned hereby gives noticv that he is prepared to do all kinds 1 of , Carpenter's "Work and ? Building. J lie also repairs Cotton Gins, Thrashers and Fans. A full supply of Gin Material ivesi jj| ways on hand. Farmers arc requested to bring their Gins up early in the season to allow time to have them properly prepared. Also Agent for the Taylor Cotton Gin, the Brooks Cotton Press, and all kinds of llubber and Leather Belting. D. B. SMITH, . I t. Abbeville C. IT., S. C. ; fta- Last Notice. 17KIKND8 and customers, who are owlnp: 1? lite lntc firms of PARKER A l'EUHIN, i anil LEE & PARKEIt, are respectfully re- . Fine quests to settlo their notes ami accounts by i... ]5th December. After that date they will he placed in the hands of an attorney for an Im7 ar" mediate eolleetlon. The business must be < ' f our closed. EDWIN PARKER. < 3 had October 21,1877,2t. J /"10NRT1BUT0K8 to the County Fair by \j Rosenberpr ? Cheap and ?ood Goods of every De?*?'?? -i Ibr eveujrhedy. ' j ~ Y i m*\i imhi iBiiiBiiBiiiimaf miyjjir ;i i iiy i n $S5,0002 MIEI t IMCfil ill' STOCK OF Ever Brought t GREENVILLE! Respectfully, l.'W. DAVIS * > * v MAIN STREET, '? Greenville, S. C. , Ot. 17,1877. fetter Times Cominj subscriber offers for sale his On Longdate.Creek VTEAR the mn'nr Road leiitimjfT JLi Abboville to Greenwood. . Ti SlilLs aro in good running order, and naking nice meal and flour, and! lad a good custom for over thirty ye To the presont machinery might bo ached a cotton gin, or saw* Mone uen are invited to look at the prop or t ho m selves. A. H. MORTO] Oct. 10, 1S77, 5t.? A Choice Stock of CONFECTIONARIES French, Fancy and Stick Cnndi it W. JOEL SMITH' October 10,1877. IP you want a palrjofshoes for one dolln to ROSENBERG'S, HINGIIAMS, lucentsat~Roscnberg'sr~ Rosenberg sells a good pair of boot s*50. FURS for ladies and Misses, also extra Capes for old ladies, very cheap at emporium of Fashion. Octobcr 10, If rHE merchants through tho country find It to their interest to call on Kc lales, Futures opened strong, as follows: uerg. [Octobcr 10, If Rosenberg intends to soil hrt gooc low as anyhonse in the State. October 10,1877. IF you want to dress up from head to to $<>.00 go to Rosenberg's I TRUNKS.?An elegant line for ladle; gouts, now oa hand at the Emporiui fashion. [Octobcr 10, l! LADIES, if you want a Shawl for 50 c call on Rosenberg's. X>HE FAIR IS COMING.? HORSE BLANKETS A1 W. JOEL SMITH Obtober 10,1*77. t^OIl young freniieniBii.?uiu mwt HATS, handsomest ('IIA VATS and jnntStlDl'iS at W. JoEL SMITH October 10, lS77. tr Gentlemass white shirts ror: ltOSEMJEUCi October 10,3S77. Hoyt's Summer Cologne RONSENBERG* October 10,1S77. BLUESTONE, AT l.i cents per pound. E. PARK I September 5,1.S77. tf. </ Hurrah lor Hayes' Southern To] Hurrah for Cheap Goods at ROSENBERG' October 10.1S77. Rust Proof lied Oati ??**?rrin SEED VJSKY ruiuij. COO BUS 11 ELS of the above for sali WHITE BllOTlIEti ^ct. 23, '77?If 1877 lfl New Store! ATcw Goods NO. 2 GllANITE RANGE. MISS EAME WILL Open her FALL AND WIN" STOCK of MILLINERY, N'OTIONS. Ifankorclilcfs, (.'oll;irs, C I'ombs, KrlUs, Tics, \"ei!s, f'orsutx, Jew H.wii.rv Pint N*iu'<l!i;s. Tlll'tad, 'l'l'i III 111) WEDNESDAY OCT. Her Friends and Customers WILL And it to th?-lr JNTKUKHT t<? inU iixuiuiitc her Stock bclbro i'urcha Elsewhere. In connection with tho ivbovo will bo tl /DIIESS MAKING DKPAUTMF.NT umlcr cliarjro <>f coinpi Milliners, who insure mtlslactiorr in 1 lug and cntllnir dreams. PATTERNS Always on Hand. Osloljcr X, "? ' vAy';Vw'.v I State of Sou|k Carolini Abbeville County. IN THE C^$P?^P$jEAS. SHERIFFS skr,E, nrv James A. Rei<l^Exccutc?r A r' AjstfnsV I " III Miller & RoWtf.ou.Ntofl othV>nu\ |y i BY virtue of an order of the OOWt t Common Pleas in this cHee^-I . Vil ! s.\l at Abbeville Court Houses on SawS I i\t\y 5th or November next, irYjJtlii thi I iegtil hours of sale, the followingwoper ty, of tbe estate of Lemuel Reid d<H!688 ed?to v.'it, 1st. THE REMAINDER,*after tkcW estate of Mrs. Souhia W. Reid in tifi PWENTY-FIVE Tir.)l*SAXD DOT,LAI L worth of (tOOiJJ- which bo Intendd Isposo of at or below NEW' YOBK RETAIL PRICES No Wife the tlinc for BARGAINS.' S 5 Come and s*> for yourself! tWi i A W " * a1'.: SSI UPT. W. I, WHIT k g^%th mo arid would bo plad to moot w lis >ld Friends and Customers, aud v lA'K them some money. Ssi ;;;i No. It WAGON YARD r-., n jar of storo, ^ ' Free to All. land assigned to her as dower consistin] of TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE ACRES, (221,) a plot of wine! was rot'.irued by thp Commissioners!) Dower. !2d. Tiie tract aftt-r taking ofT dower consisting of FIVE . IIITNDRED (.VK) ACRES, more or less.* To be sold in on or more parcels, as the referee may di rect, plots to bo exhibited on day of salr TERMS half cash, and the other hal at the expiration of twrtvo months, wit] 3 interest from the day of sale. The crtd it portion to be secured by bond and goo< security. Titles not to be delivered unti the whole purchaso money is paid. Par _ chasers to pay for papers and taxes in ar 0 rear. JOSHUA Y. JONES, SherifTs Oflico. S. A. C. October 4, LS77. . Sheriff's Sale. Lewis D. Bowie, Administrator US' " . VH. tn Mary J. Enright. Order of sale from Probato Cburfc. BY virtue of an order from tho Pro bate Court I will sell on Salesday ii November next within the legal hours c salo tho following described Real Estat belonging to tho estate of John Enrigh 1 y deceased. The House and Lot' owned by John Enright at tho time o his death containing two acres more o less near the Abbeville Depot, boundet by JJcpot Ljoe, Alston ljaucis ana omcr also, tlio Lot of land known as the Gin Factory Lot in the rear of the Methodist Church containing one aero more or less. Soli on the following terras. Ono half of tin purchase money to be paid in cash, th balance on a credit of twelve month with interost from day of sale at the rat of ten per cent, per annum, to be secure< by bond with good sureties and a mort page of the premises. Purchaser to pai Efor all necessary papers and recording Terms of sale to be complied with to thi Probato Judge. J. Y. JONES, S. A. C. Oct. 10, 1877, tf. ? SHERIFFS SALE. W. H. Brooks, vs. T). J. Jordan. Judgment of foreclosure and order q Court to sell. BY virtue of an order of Court in tin abovo stated case and also sundry cxe cutions to me directed against the abovdefendont I will sell on Salesday in No vombor next with the legal hours of sal at Abbeville Court House, tlio followinj real estate to wit: One tract of land con taining Seven Hundred and Sever J Acres f a more or loss and bounded by lands o ' Thos. C. Porrin, A. J. Ferguson am others. To bo sold in two or more tracts. TERMS CASH. J. Y. JONES, Sheriff's Office. S. A. C. Oct. 10, 1877, tf. r Sheriff's Sale. 5 Amelia Ilolliiishead, > va. Evorage Cain. In Common Pleas. ST)Y virtue of an order of Court to mi J3 directed in the above stated ease, will sell on Salesday in November nex tho lot of land in the town of Abbevill known as Lot No. 5 IIOLLINSHEAD TRACT, containing one acre more or less am Re D? ku^&Lreet. aeso CA^JI. are ' y J. Y. JOTES, S. A. C. Ave Oct. 10, 1877, tt. >ars ... ?.!S > Sheriff's Sale^tLMt^' Robert McCravon and Baniiter Alfbn N\ *"? D. M. Rodges. " =a Execution. BY virtue of an exocution to mo < rented in tho above stated case S will sell on Salesday in November ue 'j within the legal hours of wile at Abl vjllo Court House the tho following pi es eels of land being tho balance of the r< estate of D. M. Rodges, deceased. S. One tract containing TWO HLTNDRI ACRES rnoi-e or less, bounded by Lit River, M. O. Tolman, W. D. Mars, a ? otlicrs. r, go HOPE TRACT, containing ONi*j ii u _ DRED ACllES more or less, bounded ' . lands of J. E. Culhoun, M. 0. Tolrn ami othors. ? CHRISTOPHER TRACT, countaini sfor ONE HUNDRED AND SIX! ACRES moro or less, and bounded . size lands of J. E. Calhoun, L. Cain, and ot the ors. DIXON TRACT, containing FORI will ACRES, moro or loss, and bounded I won- hinds of M. O. Tolman, Mrs. Lawtc Oc- and others. *77. McCOMB TRACT, containing sovc r~ teen acres moro or less and bounded 1 W. I). Mars, Mrs. Alston, and others. HOUSE AND LOT, in Mt. Cann which will bo more fully described c for day of Sale. Terms Cash. J. Y. JONES, 1 an S. A. C. 377,?' October 10, 1877. ^ She-riff's Sale. Robert Hutchinson, i against i'S. Samuel J. Hester, Win. H. Parkor, Col missioncr in Equity and Edwin Bates rlish Company, [ a. Judgment of Foreclosure and Order Court to sell lands, <fcc. .">cut BY virtue of an order to me direct f'i>. in the above stated case I will sell < Salosdav in November next at Abbevi! 7 Court House within tho legal hours at .side tho following Real Estate to wit: 3. One House and Li? of Lar _ situated in .wagiiuii.i iunn?ur . tho Hester Homestead containing t\ hundred and ten acres more or lei bounded by lands of .lames A. Nor woe John A. Calhoun and others, also, o I met of land knswn as the quarter j>l>i ? containing live hundred acres moro licy less bounded by lands of James A. N<: wood, John A. Calhoun and James E 3 ward Calhoun and others. TFILMS CASH. ? J. Y. JONES, Sheriff's Ofllee. S. A. C. . Oct. 10, 1S77, tf. ill Sheriff's Sale. (. I,v Amelia Ilollingshend, , ' I'.S. Luther Moragno. Salo under Order of Court. BY virtue of an Order of Oomt to r directed I will sell on Saloday November next within the legal hours salo a k)t or parcel of land in the tov i J J of Abbeville known as Lot No. 6, Hcllinshead Trac containing by estimation, one acre mo For less fronting on Popular Street. TERMS CASH. JOSHUA Y. JONES, S. A. C. Oct. 10, 1X77, tf. Sheriff's Sale. Amelia Ilollinahead, dry, ill^S, vs. Monroo Robinsnri. 0, In fnmmnn Pleas. T^Y virtue of nn *?:*?lor to me <1irecti 9 in tlio al)f>vo stated caso I will s< ''all (,u Sal?il:iy in November next tlio. Lot lunil in tlio town of Abbeville known lie ljot No. I I i nOLLIXSUEAl) TI1ACT, r ' containing one acre more or less iVontii 'tent ,,n Depot street anil cxleiuling kick na!t* lands of .fiimes Pulton. TERMS CAS1I. J. Y. JONJC.S, S. A. C\ \ i State of jSoutli Caro Abbeville County. IN ti/e common pleas / ' J f iERIFF'S SALE. liuliock ami John S. Rej Executors, if / v*. J Aynes W. Reynolds, Daniel Bowie fc 15Y virtuo of an order of the C 9jNcWnmori l'leas- in this ca*o, 1 * scir^ A bboviJte Court House on * tla^ydlhof November next, within g;u 01 uhj louowui;; pr ? of the osrato ot Larkiu Reynolds, < p cd?to wit.v :1 1st. A bract of land containing ' ' TY-FOTJR ACRES, more or less, 1 ml by lands <Of W. G. Kennedy, T A. Tpatsoirtod others?Surveyed b , Ohilb8/3Wfcl2tfclS77. ] 2<1. 'A (met of land containing ' e TY-FOlJB ACRE&more or less, 1 . e?l by lands.of J. It;*. White, the & Norwood add others, also survej t? 3d. \ tract ^land known as the - TERSON LAND," surveyed by J Chiles, December 1st 1975?colli 1 FIVE 1IUN DRED AND FIFTY A - more or less, and bounded by li - J. T. MoKeller, James L. Morro estato of Richard Watson and This tract will bo sold in one oi parcels as the referee may dctc Plots to be exhibited on day of sah TERMS Jialf cash, and the oth at the expiration of twelve month interest from the day of sale. Th< portion to be secured by bond an security. Titles not to be deliver til the whole purchaso money is Purchaser to pay for papers and ta arrcar. , October 4tli 1877. JOSHUA Y. JON1 n Sheriff's Officc. x S. j 1 Sheriff's Sale!" Samue^McGowan, against 'f... Citizen Rosoman. j Order of Court to Soil. s BY virtue of an order of Court above stated case, I will sell i bcvflle Court House on Saleday i vember next within this legal h sale the following Real Estate to w i ONE LOT OR PARCEL OF L, ? within- the corporate limits of th ^ of Al)bevillo in tho suburbs o Pickens, bounded by Cambridge ? G. & C. Railroad, U. *M. Mars ana < containing seventeen acres more < * TERMS CASH. 7 J. Y. JONES, S. j ' Oct 10, 1877, tf. Sheriff's Sale. Amelia Hollinshead, vs, Alfred Titus. BY virtue of an order to me d: in tho above stated case, I w at Abbeville Court Houso within f gal hours of Sale on Salosday in ^ 1 ber next a lot of land in tho Town bevillo, known as ! Lot No. 4, in the Hollins I Tract. e containing by estimation ONE more or less and fronting on P - Street. Terms Cash. JOSHUA Y. JON3 ^ S. i October 10, 1S77. i Sheriff's Sale. Amelia IIollixsiiead VH. William McCaw. Sale under Order of Court. BY virtue of an Order of Court directed in the above stated will sell on Saleday next with legal hours of sale tho lot of land J as Lot No. 12, Hollinshead 1 containing one aero more or less ing on Depot street and running 1 - Holliiishead's alloy. TERMS CASH. \ J. Y. JONES, S.< J Oct. 10, 1877, tf. ] Sheriff's Sale. A, Clisby, John K. Telbcrt. / H. IL Spikes, J. R. Tolbert ;md N. Hondera A" EXBCSTTIONS. BY-vlrtue of iondrv executions ? jUrectedJUl Move stated case seU Ufc^AbbtivHe Court House on ! i One Hundred Acre more, or less, bounded "by land estato of Dr. Jno. A. Stuart anfl JrT villo and Columbia Railroad, 3 near Ninety-Six. ALSO another Tract containing tie NINE HUNDRED ACRE lu^ moro or less, known as tho W. v TRACT, and bounded by lands < l. ~ Rook, Mark Fellers, Thomas CI - and others. Terms Cash. n? J. Y. JO> ,-A Sheriff's Office. S. October 10,1677, tf. t Sheriff's Sale. (1J Andrew J. Ferguson, vs. n- Benjamin W. Williams and R Williams. el N Execution. on BY virtue of an execution to rected I will sell at Abbevillt House on Salesday in Xoveml within the legal hours of sale the ing personal property to wit: Three Mules, 8 Head of I and one Four Horse W as the property of Roger L. Willi TERMS CASH. J. Y. JOS Sheriff's Office. S. Oct. 10, 1877, tf. n 'k A-n-1 -flf.Qoln "| loiiuim a kjcut/. Salo of Real Estate of Ferg 0 Mahan deceased, Order of Sale from Probate C( f|l BY virtue of an order to me" from the Probate Court I will V. Salesday in November next at A Court J louse within the legal h sale the Real Estate of Ferj: [d. Mahan, deceased, to wit: The Home Tract to bo divided and sold in two trar V containing one hundred and lift ' moro or less, plots of which will "J; iiibited on day of salo, bounded I r Milford and the other lands of tli One tract containing seventv-eig more or less and bounded by Pleasant Ferguson, Stewart Ca others. One tract containing seven acres more or less and bou lands of Bowman Patterson, J< Mahon and others. Terms of salo one half of the p money to be paid in cash, tho bal the expiration of twelve months ^ tcrest from day of sale at tho rate j)er cent, per annum to bo sect bond and mortgage of the pi Purchaser to pay for titles and re< Terms of sale to be complied will) Probate Judge. J. Y. JON tie Sheriff's OHice. S. in Oct. 10, 1W7, tf. nrilflALMERS & f ABBEVILLE S. C*. ru Dealers in Furnii I)AKLOIi SUITS/ rilAMBETt U Suits, Cottage Suits, Walnutnm Bureaus, Wash Stands, Tables, IV Chairs, Wardrobes, Safes, Lounges, Carriages, Window Shades, &c. WE also keep the largest and besl stock of rieturc. Frames, Mouldi F'inest Pictures kept in the State. 0 call and we will sell you goods as lo\ <!aiT he bought, elsewhere. All go< runted as represented. September5,1S77, tf. f) U<iSTTnI!KH?. Invites every i . conic mid inspect his large oods. "{] TIIK~ ST III KE IIAS COM Ml IN A11BUVILLK. as t>OSF.NBKIW? Strikes for Quick S IV, ShortProfits. [October SXJPPTCRlioi] Uy I). 11. G LYMPH, Hodges, IX' LU rSSKN(JKIlSon tho n. & C. U.K. liavflliiiK public Kciiec;Hly,:irc( xccllt i>t. nu.-ui.s at this llt)t"l. niul tli> voi??rtodi?tio?8 to thcwe wkolorfgc. 8m liaaJ iSlicri/rs Sale. John C. Douglass And othere, * E. G. Hamilton, and otliors. II JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE' 8 AND OIlDEIi OF COURT TO feJELL. ^ mni.'c BY viftne of an ordpr of Court to mo '' di r oc ted In t!'0 above stated o><?e, I will poll at Abbeville Court Honxo. on , , SnJeaday in November next within tho ' ' * legal hours of Sale tho following Real pert of Estate to wit: Y ' Two Tracts of Laud situated lying and Si'les- n(.;ir Abbeville Court Houso, on " > orris ?.rccic, known as trio ieceLs- J0ITX HAMILTON HOMESTEAD bounded by lands now or formerrilTR ' '* own<^ by W. T. McMillan, Jolin Ktund- ^ 'or H!ul others, containing homxs ONE HUNDRED AJSD EIGHTY (180) y J. II. ^CRES more or less. ruTT? Also another tract bounded by lands , owned or formerly owned by J. H. "Wiliound SOI,t j. a. Wier and Win. T. McMillan, state or Thomas Thomson and Mrs. Jane Kenred uy ;UjV( containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWO (W2) 5 PAT- ACRES J. H. more or less. tabling Each of the abovo tracts to bo divided lCKES and sold in two or more tracts, boundaands of ries, descriptions and plots to be cihibi-' w, the ted on day of sale. Terms of sale. One others, half of the purchaso money to be paid in more cash the balance on a credit of twelve rmine. months with interest from day of sale at 2. tlio rate of ten per cent, per annum* ier half credit portion to be secured by bond and s, with mortgago of the premises. ) credit J. y. JONES, d good Sheriff's Offlcc. S.-A. C. ed un- Oct. 10, 1877, tf. ^ i paid. Sheriff's Sale. SS, Catlin, Benedict <fc Co., J ; * C* against ^ ? Vance A Moseley. Execution. BY virtue of the abovo exeeatkm and sundry others to mo directed I will sell at Abbevillo Court House on Sale- * day in November next within the legal . /. hours tho following personal property ri to wit: : ^ jtaAb- One two Horse Buggy A . " jk?" as the property of J. H. Vance- and ours of HORSE as the property of J. M. Mose- ' -*<Y 'lt: ley. at the suit of Catlin, Benedict & Co^ "V &.ND ana others. . etown TERMS CASH. f Fort J. Y. JONES, Road, Sheriff's Offlco. H. A. C. others, Oct. 10,1877, tf. jr less. v. c. Sheriff's Sale. James H. Bell, Against Mary A. E. Hodges. > ^ Judgment of Foreclosure and order-df . Court to sell. BY virtue of an order to me directed from the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville County. I will sell on irected Salesday in November next within the ill sell legal hours of sale, all that tractor parcel the le- of Land in Lowndesville Township confc ovem- taming of Ab- ipwo Hundred, and Forty-Six ^ head Acres ^ more or less and bounded "by 'lan^j^faBPi James H. JBell on tho NorthgaBKHM ,pi,r East, South by lands formerly beloCMBfll ' to Samuel Hunter, East by lands ofuaHi" , opiuar ry j0hnson, sold 011 the following t&ms, a Purchase money to be paid in caslilWBB^wfl 7S the option to the purchaser to pew: t|ki? -/MJ . V, purcliasc money in good mark eta bp cotton, to bo received at the majkcflMMBrapM on day of Pide, price to be annopaoiA ' ! irom the oricr's stand 011 day of sali -' ' ; V Sheriff's Office. fffgpg fl a I October 10, 1877. 1 tome Sheriffs Sale.^ f in^tiie Ward law & Edwards and otherPlafarttjftKH H !vn(nvn Janic-s E. G. Boll,, ""t . -J jack to BY virtue ?f sundry directed, I will sell at .Aa8wmtiC<*^F*D ^ House, on Salesday, the or parcel of huid^ containing more or less, bounded by IwA I II Mrs. Amanda Johnson ancLotin i M Terms Cash. 0Dt October 10,1877. fl| \y-S Sheriff's Sal. 1 o^fegal Jamefl louche, ffi ' more or ? 5fLTL^S^i-G' ?;" - IMBJ aeatliam Sheriffs Officc. ^ ^ JO#M^ ''ESf Ocfrbor 10,1877. tf. ' g 11 SarsaDasJK atrcf.tod d^fejrdtow Dock?with the Iodides J 1 sell on of Potassiuta and Iron, and is the M hbcville moat efficacious medicinc yet kaowu I ours of for the diseases it is intended to eatery's,! I ;us Mc- lt? iin^rctlienti^ire'\ so s ts each it is so mild as tp be hornless evwa fl y acres to children, it is "jfiflj^^ectual iar m be ex- t0 pui-ac out from/ffle system iv'W.J. imnnrities and COITQDtions whldx - W "lit acres! develop into loathsome disease, lands of The reputation it enioys is deri^|K^^9il tin and from its curcs, aud the confidence ninety- which prominent physicians all oyer' .' jl nded by the country repose in it proves their "pM jhn Mc- experience of its usefulness. urchase Certificates attesting its virtfe^ lanco at have accumulated, and arc co?r .vitli in- Btantly being received, and as mflH^ > often of these cases are publicly kno|Bp.C ired by they furnish convincing evidenceM^^ remises, the superioritf of this SarsanagflK;';';/' ?to tlf(i ovcr cvcry other alterative medic ' So generally is its superiority to ally other medicine known that we neeu A. C. do no more than to assure the public that the best qualities it has ever nrv possessed are strictly maintained. UU.j PREPARED BT Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mas., Practical and Analytical ChcmitU. Aire* BOfo ?Y ALL DRPOGI8TS BVgRYWHPUt. Mark the Spot Children tttIIEUE repopes the remains of your , VV friends by placiflgainnrble Monument : selected or Head Stone to tlielr memory. At the Marines and ble Yard.can he seen a fall line of all grade* ?ivc tisa of Marble?Also a large collection of the Inv a* they test designs from which we can at short nohIs war- tioe set up alJ grades of work. Our prices #r>> as low as city prices, and work better n?v ?iklthmi ilnno pIsMvliori1. , h;?|v to I ' J. r>. ('IJALMKJC*. m stocjj of Sf>Pt<Mihnr^, lSTT. tf, M |VST rcoclvitl :i lot <>r honutlful Flower K:\< LD *J Mamls. Something now. At J. I>. CIIALMEIW & CO. MB Si-plcnibcrS, 1X77, tJL al.-K iniil - ? .l'1,1>77* Safes. "OTT' 19 ^Il^ElMlAKD ANI) MAT SAFKS.jUsl OIL, I- liand at J. D. CHALMK1W \ < ,?>t. J MM FOR- TBE FAIRi iirnWieil VASES. Toilot K?'K Cuost < i-bv.<t ac- Tovs> Jili'A'iN l'AKKJMn fri t. 23, '77. ' * -^sr: