The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, November 21, 1877, Image 2

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I'fce ?res3 and Banner. ABBEVILLE, S. C. By UUGII WILSON & W. V. BENET. Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1877. ?=? ??r = No Repudiation. \Vc publish this morning tlio rcsnlu turns with preambles passja uy a meeting of the Democratic club of Cedar vSprinps township. While we strongly j dissent from the opinions embodied in some of thorn, treKtill keep our oolumnsj open fr?r t)?c expression t>f the feelings i and "Wishes of that highly intelligent j community, and we commend the reso-1 lutions to our readers as being worthy of [ ivspeff :md anxious consideration. The questions involved include sonio of < the nicest points in law and equity not to be easily or summarily settled ; and we! therefore apprehend that at least some of j thrj resolutions were passed rather hasti- j Jy. We think wo know how the pulse of ^ x? x 1 .ADnevuie county iiuu wu that the sentiment of our people is not in j unison with tho Cedar Springs resolu- j lions on the subject of our public debt. The people of this State cannot be too jealous of its intogrity, and they will exercise all due caution before they consent rto wholesale repudiation. The commonwealth of South Carolina is pardonably proud ol her good name and honorable character. Through good report and through bad report she has borne ituntar* nisheU, and in those tho first days of regen? oration we shall not willingly suffer the blot of repudiation to bo put upon her fair f uno, Hepu.liation--?it stinks in our nostrils. It is verily a speeies of communism, We are ali poor, the world Jsuows it, but we are proud, and wo will not countenace any measure by which it is intended that wo shall not pay our just debts. New York scorned repudiation 5 and South Carolina has a name to live and she scorns tho communistic fallucy too% She will not stoop to scale or repudiate any debt fbr which she received value. She will repudiate not one cent, The General Assembly appointed a commission to inquire into and ooi^ldor the public debt. Their course i? clear, Lot them exeroise a searching keen-eved scrutiny of all claims against the State. Of tho six millions in question, if they find any amounts great or small which are merely fraudulent claims, they will as | honorable men representing an honora- j ble State rightfully set them aside. But j they will counsel the State to pay its; just debts to the last mill. AVc do not admiro the old saw-.?"Hon- j esty is the host policy"?it places that high and rare virtue upon rather a selfish j plane. But treating ot the matter even i on that low level of policy, repudiation must bo discountenanced. Just at this! ? . . Juncture our Stato exchequer noods re- [ plenishing. Money must be raised this] winter either by a loan effected by our! government, or by an additional tax im? j posed upon our people, Let our readers j peruse the list of delinquents wo publish j to-dav, and then ask themselves if the county of Abbeville should knowingly add another tax to tho burden of the impoverished tax-pavor. Itopudlation is the destruction of credit; our credit gone, wo must pay heavier taxes. If from no higher and purer motive, we must respeot our monetary obligations that wo may main-, tain our credit. "A good name is rather to be chosen than grout riches." The Cedar Springs resolutions take up iilao the duties and jurisdiction of Trial Justices, and tho treatment of potty crim* inals. These are vexed questions, which the wisest beads hava in vain tried to settle. We shall put them in pickle and a tend to them at some future time. We! yviinmritwl ull rAunlnfi/inu +r\ tlin norn I .sal of our people. They treat upon subjects of vital Importance, and embody the opiuloustheroou of a most intelligent community. 1 ^ ? ? ... .... Justice is our IMea, Tlve trials novr pending in Columbia are' ' attracting the attention of the whole country. The eyes of America are on Judge Towusend's Court, Xot only have Cardozo, Smalls, Curpenter and their miserable eonfrcresloen put upon trial; the South C'aro'ina Democracy and the jtulministraiisn they placed in power seem to be on their triul also. Tho rabid Be.-; publicaniam of tho North is casting its, evil eye ou the Court now sitting in Col- i umbia; and what is the spectaclo it there! beholds? If we are to credit tho organs! of that relentless party, a wicked thiug is being doue there under tho sun. Accord ing to ihem there is being enacted in Columbia a wholesale slaughter of the innocents. The swurd of Justice, say they,] liaa been turned into a sword of party vengeance, and under tho sacred forms of! law., the Democratic party is taking ruth-j less .revenge on the office-holders of the late administration, 'Twas ever thus. It is so easy to raise the cry of persecution. It is so much better to wear a mar-; tyr's crown than a criminal's garb. Wej cannot imagine a better device for turn- j ing the attention of the country aside I from the true issue It is used for th*> purpose of inducing the American paopio to loek on Cardozo, Smalls, Cass Carpenter and the rest as Republicans persecuted by the triumphautand merciless Democracy, instead of regarding them in their proper char&eter of citizens of this State, accuBed, tried aud found guilty by j a jury of their peers in the Courts of this! State. The evidence of their guilt is clew \ and-overwhelming?what does it matter?; They are asartvrs. The grand Jury that; presented thorn. \j'aa dra-wn during the reign of the immaculate Chamberlain? what does it matter* They are martyrs. The jury that iouoU them g*Uty is composed of seven colored and live white" jurera, among whom it is to be inferred .that Republicanism predoiminatei;?what does it matter? They are martyrs. They had excellent Counsel?than whom few are better; for Melton and K,. B. Carpenter are living proofs that a m?n may bo an odious carpet-bagger or still more odious scallawag and yet ;wa able lawyerbut it matters no.t. The Jtojmblican party will persist iu awarding Cardozq, Smalls and Cass Carpenter,?.illustrious triumvirate?the martyrs orown. .Morton has been cannonized?au awestruck republic has witnessed his apoth jeosis. And who more worthy to be.elevated to tho blissful companionship of such a saint as the throe innocents who are now in the power of the blood-thirsty Democracy.? These fallacious ami misleading statements are not without.their intended result. There seems to be a shrinking on the part of some of our peojplo from inflicting ou these guilty criminals the punishmont duo their misdeeds. Jt will have a bad effect at tfte Sortl:, it.is said. Mrs. Urundy is a nuisance.iu society,; in national politics she .is.an.intru.der whose presence .must,not be. endured,-Let the law take.its propei'eoursc. I-et -our people avoid the extremes of e.xult>iug hate.and.revenge on theone hand.and charitable.tiraidity and .ill-advised sentimentality on the other. .We .would not .forget the scriptural jjrecept, ''.Rejoice .not when thine enemy falleth.aml let not .thine heart be glad when he sfcurabieth and ^Portia's jappeal for mercy comes to /?ur mind like sweet melody. Jf there iIhj any mitigating,circumstances. let the guilty culprits.have the full benefit?there of. .Bnt beyond this .it.would bo wrong .and mischievous to go. In a State as -.i:i a household some of the most grievous .wrongs are done hy misplaced fwgiveuiossand ill-timed mercy. The Greenville and Columbia Railroad ti is just put on two new locomotives with patent air-brakes. ? t The City ot Refuge. Congress has appointed ;i committee t< . inquire into the abridgement vf Sinall'i , privileges as a member of their House with power to sund ior persons and pa pers. Ami the District Court has for som< weeks thrown its protecting arm aroum Patterson to shield him from extradition Ilo is "wanted" in Columbia; but ho is wanted still more it seems at Washington What means all this? Is Congress to b< constituted a city of refuge l'or all felon; whomaybeablo to prefix Honorable t< their odious names? Will the eountn permit the Senate and tho House of llop resentatives to be used as a sanctuary b\ Congressmen who are guilty of crime? and misdemeanors, whithor thev ma\ tlee, as to the horns of tho altar and iin< themselves out of reach of the arm of tin law? As for Small's privileges we cannot sei why a Congressional committee shouh be appointed to report tliereon. Ho vol untarily surrendered himself before tin current session began, and we under stand tho law to be that no question o i nwMtilarva />un V?r? voicnrl if* o r\ T > vxiift ww u <?"* w. . Congressman is made eight days be lor the House is convened. Let the peopl rise to a question of privilege?the tin I doubted privilege of expelling from tin halls of Congress the thieves and reeeiv orsof bribes,?the privilege of purgin: I the Capitol of such follows as Pattersoi i and Smalls. Let these luiserablo misrep resentatives follow in the wake of Bel t knap and Babeuck, The Rotten Structure. The Republican majority in the Senat is melting away like snow in the sun shine of Democracy, Yoorhees took hi scat in the Senate on Monday, in th I chair left vacant by Morton, and tlui i body now is composed of thirty-eight Rc : publicans and thirty-four Democrat! | ISre long Patterson will bo ejected, an j Butler and Eiistis admitted, Hones i John is of immense importance to In party at this juncture, He is the mai I prop on which their Senatorial majorit; ! now rests for support. This fact show ! plainly how riokoty the structure u {They may try their utmost to hide hi ! rottenness under white-wash and brae jhim up by the help of the privileges c j the Senate, but he cannot last much Ion | ger, The District Court may temporaril; j shield l.jm from extradition, but th 'country demands a full investigation c ! the charges brought against him. Th' Senate must not refuse it. The Ropubli cans are holding 0:1 to him with the ner vous strength of despair. Their siual ai^l diminishing majority is brcakim down like a house of cards. They ar< hopelessly endeavoring to prop it up But the rottenness of the structure dptie all attempts to preserve it from its speed? fall, Th'\v hold it fust, but while tlioj' hold, The to.tt?rin? frame gives way. Presto \ change? Luck loss Cass Carpenter, Just U\ir toon moiH-hs ago we saw hiin at the grant radical mass-meeting held bere at th< colored fair-ground. There fta Was in al his glory of fed beard and red-hot raUic al ism spitting forth his venom llt the whit< people whom ho delighted to vilify and tc Whom fco was a disgrace. \Ye had to lis ten quietly that day to a good deal o: malice and bitterness and falsehood ut tered against the white people of Soutt Carolina by the speakers whom Chamber lain had deputed to represent him am his party, "General Taft," "Professoi Greener," Tolbert who -'gloried in tin name of scallawag:" those three pqurec the yials of their wrath on our deyotec heads, But, for envenomed hatred of hi; own race, for unblushing falsehood, fo: braggart defiance and fbul-Uinutht'd hit ternoss, the palm was carried that 12tl day of October by L. Cass Carpenter Just thirteen months ago. The scene j: changed?^und such 4 change. Sfo Democrat Need Apply. At the Senatorial Republican paucui held recently, tl?e following resolutiui was adopted: Jlcsolvccl, That in all caBes where ap pointmenb of Democrats have beer made in the South, on reeommendatioi of Democrats the appointments he no: sustained by the menjbers of this body where any objection exists on tho part o oouiuurn rvejjuuncuu.s. This resolution being interprets mem no Southern Democrat need ap ply: for it would be hard indeed to line any respectable (Southerner to whom "n< objection exists on the part of Southeri Republicans," What decent man ir South Carolina, for installed; is not objec tionablo in the eyes of Honest John Pat' torson? On t!>e contrary we should b< very doubtful of the good character o any man who would iind favor in tin eyes of Patterson. A recommendatiot from him would be a condemnation ii the judgement of all good men. Tho Filtro Hplrl AilvnrtittPr. This leading weekly newspaper of thi State makes the following slight aliusioi to the enlargement of the Advertise whose modesty is only equalled by it merits. The paragraph which follows i) reference to our own paper overcomes ua We gratefully make a respectful saiaan to our highly esteemed neighbor, whos st&ndingand influence for good have neve been exceeded by any County paper be tween the mountains and the sea, Thi is what the Advertiser says: "This week tlie Advertiser glides bacl bito its normal proportions of col umns, njakiug it?with the exception o tin* Abbeville Press and Banner, which i of the saK?e size?the largest paper ii ; South Carolina." I "And apropos of the Abbeville JVe* ! awd Manner, it is not onh-a paper of largi | size and circulation, but it has a larjji : heart, and large honor, and large dignity and large generosity, and large useful I ness. We love the Press and Banner, a j does every one who knows It well." The Last Hours of?he Pope. j Pio Nono is dying. Tlio'^Jope is dear! j The announcement of the death of Hi j Holiness is contradicted. He is mucl j vuiwr. no gave an audience to-day. Ii ; is rapidly sinking. IIo unty live for year yet:?Such are the varyiug and contra dieting telegrams sent from Roinedurin; the past week. That the Pope is near iii death is certain. Great precautions ar i beiu# taken by the ItaU&u governnjett t I preserve order. It is thought that th I Cardinals will conceal iiis death for a da; 1 or two to concert measures. for appoint ! ing his successor. Iiut Victor Knunanuc l will prevent the concealment. An Italia, I CardiufR ib spoken of as his successor. Sullen Sherman. Long live Sheranan! All lmii Tecum sch ! Emperor,.dictator, what-not? II sent this sweet tittle morsel of condescen flion in his general orders to Congress "The Secretary of War and the Genera rvP +Un -A n rn V?acf J ? ? \ji mv anuj uic biiv uw?w VI HI ciroumHtances as they are." In this man ner he snubbed Congress for presumin to oppose his views on tho Army quen tion. (iL'Etat, c'est moi." FlRE-BNGIKE FOU GRF.KXVII/I.E.-*-A a Council meeting hold Novomber 10th on motion of Alderman Wolls it .wa agreed to purchase h steam fire-engine no to exceed, in ccst $4,o(K). -".We in.Abbeville can't affords strati engine, but surely tve ought Jo be able t maintain a good hand-engine and a well i drilled fire company. Our town know Something about fires, arid could 110 j make a better investment than a fire ! online. Suppose we ask Greenville t< I sell usher hand-engine cheap." j .Greenville has her street railway I and yet she is not happy. Her counci are taking action about having tho street macadamized. Greenville is a good town , but she oan be fearfully muddy. % The I'oliticu-MHilary Engine >1 The Army Tiill passed the House ai *j now in tiie .Senate. It might have 1 i better, but no doubt it is butter to 1 11 hnif-a-loaf than 110 bread. Clyn 3 j amendment was carried whieh prc\ 1 [ the standing army from excecuin nuifther ai,0W. Ul course i>cn. .>ner ?,is minutely disgusted. lie and all I other warlike republicans wished a } -1 increase; and no wonder. The ai s Ismail as it is, was of incalculable sei >'to tins republicans last campaign; ' i with "0,000 they might be able to oloc -Jother fraudulent President in lfcsO. | excepting as a political engine, of '; use is a huge star ding army to this c ' try? A few thousands are enough, 11 i [ ly to keep the Indians in order, fjwish it bad been reduced to 10,000; j thai a proviso had been added to th< 5 forbidding Sherman or any other m 11 ry partisan to assemble troops at W -jington during the counting uf the f | torai votes. 'j Gone to Liberia. 1 i The way of transgressors is hard, r' Foster lilodgett, tho arch scallawH ; Georgia found it such before he g ) j the end of it. He was born in Aug I j"id was a man of prominence there ! til he was reconstructed and became 3 and corrupt Radical. When Domo< was victorious in Georgia, Blodgott f that State too hot for him, and he eai live in South Carolina, as tho las I asylum for Radical rogues. He scttl I Newberry, to jus lnnmte regrei 1 inocraoy followed hun there, and he e I back tq roost in Atlanta. There th< ' appointed scallawag died. Poor X<\ s Ho and radicalism were lovely and ] t' ant in their lives, and in their death 11 were not long divided. >Vnr News for the Week. tl ;l The grand game between Turk s Russian j?as had its usual ups and d n I during the past woek. Ono day b yt I news ol'a Turkish victory, anothe 's ports a Russian victory, -1 Rusnif . pulse near Erzeroum was followed s Turkish defeat at Kara. That fai fortress 1ms been captured by the sjans after a long and bloody * They carried it by storm in a niglj y tack, Rumors of peace reach us e Europe, the last being that the Suits weary of war. Both Russian and e haye shown their mettle. The entii feat of the one power could only bo chased by the complete exhaustion i j other?a barren victory. Liko the ,r tan. we are weary of the war. L r X ti haye peace. J M, C. Rutler. At the recent caucus held by the 0 cfatic Senators, the case of the Sen: elect was discussed. Rutler, Eustis the others expressed impatience a the delay and urged immediate at From all accounts we judge that Gp - Butler's claims uf admission ?\t pr 1 :;je fe\\- and small. Re-election i ; will bo the "oppn, sesame'' for him. NiXTY-Sr.x.?Thursday night a 1 i ago, theladies of Ninety-Six gave ; , supper for the henetit of the Ninety Rifles. It wiis a great sixtess as a* per and ball, and i}s a means of conti f tinp money to tho treasury of the . panv. Unfortunately the nicht w rainy one; but this did not ueter i 1 froui attending the festivities. < Limhecker and h>s gallant men are g I ful to their fair benefactors. t. Have we hoarii any rumors about supper at Abbeville in aid of the fun i the champion Rifles? * All Rabies are diminutiyeCtBsars, ( 1 they come, tbuy see, they conciuer, si 4! times by their gentle stillness nut ofl by continued and uproarious cryinj duced by Colic, Teething. Flatulence Dr. Hull's Baby Syrup by its gentl i specific influence quiets the little without ever producing the least in " ous ell'oct. Price only i!? cents per Ui Not strange but true. \yorins do in the humai] body and oltun are cause of disease and death. Shri Tndian Vermifuge will destroy and c them from the system, s Redgcep,?The value of all taj i property in Kershaw County, befor war, was said to be about $20,lXK Now, it is estimated at about 4 mi and a half. 1 Two More Sable Senators He ! from Public Likk.*? Columbia, vember 16.?W. K. Johnson and I Clinton, colored, Senators from Sui and Lancaster, have resigned. Elecl to fill the vacancies will be ordered ' mediatelj-.?Jonrnal of Commerce. The total amount of claims approve 1 the County Commissioners of Andt , is $14,083.05. Total amount colleete* ^ the fiscal year, ?10,34S.t>8. I Cut This Ou Jit Will Save Your Mon II vnmi nan n mv Alllill llllll & JIM 1J AT THEIR Clieap Groccrv Dope r | jtjL. be found on Washington fci s ("othran <fc Trowbridge old stand, ,j! determined to sell their goods at pric ! suit the times for the CASH au< ' CASH only. They have in store a ;i complete and well selected stocl e r Heavy and Fancy 1 GROCERIE \ ;f| General Family and PI S station Supplies, :| CIGARS AND T9BACC 3 ' ', j of the best brands, 9 Sugars, Coffees, 1 i. Knick Knaoks, s| ^ | and every thing kept in /irstclas | progressive establishment. Their j e ; ar? the lowest. The top of them; s nsidri for Cotton and all countrv Tiro' _ i * .Oct. 17, 1877 3m f Gift GEARINl :i And Shafting H AND BOLTS ' 4 - j CHEAPER TH4.N EVER BEFORE :11 AT THE " Forest City Fount and Machine Works, . GEO. R. LOMBARD & ? ? AUGUSTA, GA. ENGINES, COTTON SCREWS, ii Mill Gearing and Ma chin e OF ALL KINJJS Mode and rep?ite?l promptly. g Oct. 3, 1877, If. A GOOD over ,cont can l>ebouglit foi at Hoseubcrg'H. t KEEP DP YODR CREDIT. ; McDonald &< ,4 RE now out of Business for a n X\_ time only, and CERTAINLY r> l'KCT ALL-who owe them, to sett - one?, as they need money to pur s their Fall Stock. it VVE have, out of our little, holped out of your ahuudance, help uh ; th< j proving yoursolves worthy ol' the ] liens bestowed upon you. You want help again. Remember?A f ', in need is r. friend indeed. 1 ' Very Respectfully, 8 W. T. McDONALD. & C ' September 12, 1877, tf. | Merit Will Tell. id is! Our friend Major John Alexan<lor of _ , ' I the (Jongaree Iron Works, Columbia, S. | C., by the superiority of his work took have. premiums at the .State Fair last week on ^ ier*s I his circular saw mill, liis collection of w ents i "*on castinps, his proof press, his iron cc . ! railways, ami his grist mill gearing. ? K in | This only goos to prove the correctness of ipj man i what we said of the Major a few weeks tl,ela?o. For goorI work and straightout | treatment, lie can't be beaten b}' any man ?,0Hl | living. We bought u sugar mill from him ' ny, j two or three weeks ago which has been Si rvice! put to work and dozens of planters have ami' Pronounced it the best machine in existence. For lightness of running, economy I of labor,'and excellent performance, it g! But j has to be scon to be appreciated. The t what eano alter going through this mill js as tl I dry as" tinder. < ^ ^ * ere-j Hurrah lor Hodges, and the Butler s" Woi ltifleman. and! AH honor to the Butler Riflemen. a bi111 They won the prize at the State Fair for I the best drilled company outside of Col- j ilita- umbia and Charleston. Well may they 'ash- b? elated at this distinction, for they 0lt!C-1 well deserved it. They have been unre- t; j mittintr in their zeal to attain proficiency c j in drill, and their work has mot its due ^ reward. Wo are proud of the Butler t Riflemen, and hope they will long keep p the high position they have won. Abbeand ville County thanks Hodges for the t<r 0f honors that Capt. McGhee's company have ot to bought homo to her. j usta,! Maj. W. S, Fiiazer. representing the i uri-j Charleston Journal of Cotnmerce, honored t :i hot ?ur office with his prosenee yesterdav, l We always give him a cordial welcome, lie t * fought a good tight fqr straightout Do- 1 bund inocracy last fall, traveling through the J ne to country from the mountains to the coast, j tsafe ant* writing up the grand inaroh of our t . . nomineos. With su"h men as 4 eu in praseron its staff, we are not .surprised at j , De- the success and excellence of the Journal , went "/ Oawmerce. Ho represents a live, nop- i , dis- ular. and straightout newspaper, to whjoh l . ?iw. Unntli Ciirollna are and * >ster! cvor will bo grateful. I ileus- j Wiikn you conr^e to town don't forget they Norwood it Jones. Theirs is tho choapest store in the place. Norwood a Jqxks is the place for cheap groceries. i Waxtkd 500 bushels of cotton seed, 500 j bushels corn, 300 bushels poas. Highest and ' market price paid for the above articles ' owns Norwood cfc Jones. j . r Norwood <fe Jonks are duplicating . rmKs Greenvillo prices. Give them a call, r re- Just arrived at Norwood <fc Jones, i in re- fresh bananas, oranges, apples, lemons, 1 bv a ca,uVv? crackers, <kc. ' ' Wanted every body to call on Nornous Wood.?fc Jones and examine their prices Kus- j and goods. A Cry for Repudiation. . from ! Prentub/e and Rsaolutionx if Cttlac Springs Club j i in is! considei-ed and passed Wov. 18, lffri. i Turk ! We> the taxpayers of Cedar Spring township, ' >e cj0_ j taking into consideration the necessity of i prompt lezlslatlon on various subjects, fee' ^ur" I called upon to give our views upon State and H the | oounty ipatters, and we sincerely hope that all Sul- j the townships in the county will do' likewise, el us ! We feel it to be our duty to give Instructions to j q ir delegates in ordar that they may act with I j freedom and in accor-u with their constituency, i Therefore, i Iieiolwd 1. That instrnct our delegates to emo- j repudiate the whole so-called Republican debt. . 1by that porly while in power, believing 1 i that it was made for the interest of the party , andj and not the welfare of the State. t t]lf,| 2. That they be instructed to pay no Rpnds j given for Bills of the Hank of the Ktnte and that ;tion. j none of the hills be ever taken for taxes in the neral state of South Carolina. . , . 3. Wc are willing to p^y the ante-bellum debt wient of the state when it shall have been stalled in alane proportion to other property of the State. I That our 1 rial Justices have their Jurisdlc- 1 lion extended sous tit try and decide all cases of minor oileuces and pel it larceny, and where any person falls to pay the tine Imposed they iveek be put at work on some public enterprise, so as < t hot to save the county the expense of feeding them, /-Six an*',lmt no trial justice be allowed to hold his office unless he makes it self-sustaining. ribu- ,r>- ,ll? fecfi in thc of Judge of Pro- j bate and Clerk of Court are unneeessiirll.v high com- and that they be reduced to what they were be- , as a lore the war, and that where ^ is nece*nry lor liany the Judge ?>t Probate to employ an attorney in Dant making settlements in his office, that be be at rite- ,hecxPehse6. That v.e think there ought to be some . . change in our i-ciiool system. We ought to have a not the best man in each township appointed Ui us ol take charge of the schools, choose and pay teachers, and that we pay each school one hundred anil fifty dollars, if aschool of scholars is kept ' since Up# (jive that to all schools that run ten i>nie- months, no more nor lens l>ut quarterly audit toner und pay account.", he to receive three dollars for ^ jn. that day. lounty commissioner? the Bame. etc " That we allow 20 cents per dlein for dieting e vet prlson?re!a our county Jail. ones & That we recognize the Importance of a lcounty convention to decide what shall be done , J ,l" with our county debt and other matter*, and uttlo. recommend that the clubs do meet soon for that J exist purpose *f,' A. T.. McCaslan, Chairman. , James Lit-'*, Secretary. Tier's r- ... _ 'xpel' sheriff's sale. ] -4iiKUstU8 G. Hackett, assignee, vs. William H. . cable Watson,Stephen Elmore and others?Exeou- . e the tk>n. ),(>0U. BY virtue of an execution to me directed, I i llion will sell at Abbeville court house on saleday in < December next within the legal hours of sale, i the following real estate to wit: One tract or TIRK parcel of landiocally known as the 0~ltlln tract, Xo- containing two hundred and fifty acres, more or ? i less urtil bounded by lands of John R. Tolbert, the Laurens lands and others?levied on as the inti.r p10pert,y of Wm. H. Watson. Te> nu CXuu. :'.ons J. Y. JONES, s. a. c. im- _ sheriff's sale. *(1 by T.son uiauHii. cc tuieman v.i. juiin iv. oeaiKiuiu uiv,y.it < i r,?. T. heals.?Judgment, Foreclosure and order or x 101 Court to sell. BY virtue of an order of Omrt to ine directed -1 in the above staled case, I will sell the Waller I Ward law Homes tend, upon which the above t defendants now reside, situated near New MarI ket. The tract will be sold in four parcels, plats I of which will he exhibited on day of saie. 1 .Void 011 the following terms: one-half of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the residue j I 011 a credit of twelve months with interest from ' gy, j day of sale?purchaser to give a good bond and ' ? 1 a mortgage of the premises to secure the credit 1 portion und pay for papers and taxes in arrears. > J. Y. JOKES, s. a. c. j riflj SHERIFFS SALE. jlk' 1?4uderson, <S'tnrr <k Co. and E. \V. Marshall & Co hi ; ? I and otln-r Creditors vs. Yoc &. Hale?Execut'n 1 Jll | BY virtue of an execution to me directed in I the above stated cose I will sell at Abbeville . {court house on sulesduy in December next. >t to ' within the legal hours of sale, the following real , . j estate, to wit: One house and lot In Ninety-6'ix, , iin.ei. uKutjuiilng 1U' acres, more or less, and bounded have i)y jots 0f N. Hart. J. X. Moore and others. ;us to yllso, one lot containing .'II acres, more or less, j the and bounded by lauds of Mrs. McOtnts, T. H. most Walker antl others; also, one tract of land con, mining 160 acres, inonuor less, bounded by lands " 01 of J. \V . Calhoun, J. P. l'hJJJips and others. J. Y. JONEibf, s. a. c. SHERIFF'S SALE. S| J. C. Trosmansky vs. It. W. and K. L. Vv llliams. m | Executions. ' I BY virtue of the above am/ sundry other executions to ine directed against the above del fendunts, I will sell at Abbeville court house [an- i ou saleday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, the following Ileal Estate and ] tract of land, to wlf: Home Tract of 11. L. Wil1 llains, bounded by lands of W. V. ijlinkscales, and W. i,. Prince, co/itainJng three hundred acres, mora or less. The Krazier Place of K. L. {I HUliums, bounded by lands of Est. of J. Camp'WJ bell Martin, Mrs. Milter and others, containing I four huunred acres, more or less. The Hruuyon | i'luce of It. L. miliums, containing two bun! dred and fifteen acres. tnore or less, and bounded by lands of A. J. illnksealus, W. L. i'rince und others. Th? ttuth Tract of U. W. William*, containing three bundled acres, paore or less, and bounded by hinds of J. W. Power. J. E. Brownlec and others The McNalr Tract of B. H'. Williams, containing three hundred acres, more or less, aud. bounded by lands of J. E. Brownlee, W, 0'. Eatiiuer and others. Terms cash. J . V. JOS EH, 8. a. c. IX! SHERIFFS SAL? iirket; Henry BjscholT, and other creditors, vs Samuel cluce. | u Link?Executions. I BY virtue of sundry executions to me directed against the above named delenduut, 1 will sell < * ut Abbevillecoui t bouse on salesijay In December, next, with n the legal houre oi sale, Uie IT following personal properly, to wit: one buggy aud harness, one old saddle, 1 one lio^se wagon, one pair counter scales, and one lot of Dry Gootls. Tkkms Cash. J. Y. JONES, k. a. c. SHKKIFF'8 SALE. MattloJ. Dorn.as I xecutrix, vt. Jam.es A. Richardson, Caswell Khiii. Mcliowtui, and others? ] vtt Order of Court to sell. J j BY vjrtye of an order of Court to me directed in the above stated case, I will sell at Abbeville couit hoyse on salesday In December, next. , witnln the legal hours oi sale, the loiioyiug real Q estate, being the ttoal Estate in Abbeville couniV'f ty of which Win. B. Dora tiled seized and possessed, described as follows: The renjnant of* the i Gold Mine Tract, containing two hundred and twenty-seven Cry iicres, more or less, and adjoining lands*)'-Cyrus H. McCormick and others. The Granted Placet A-.I-.I~.. Hn.i.junH nrwl fit Vf t-'.ul V I COHUVIUIL'tt WI1V HIWUIK...M a?v -r? ? 1 more or less, unci adjoining lauds of Elizabeth r Itobincon, Mrs. ileuderson and other*. The Henderson Place, containing two hundred and flfujen acres, more or iesN, and adjoining the Granted Pla^e. ^ The Hull Flue#, /\ containing one hundred and sixty acres, more 111 or lo.-s, uud adjoining the Henderson place. 'The Harmon Place, sJi?r* containing four hundred and three acres, more EX- or lens, adjoining the other lands of the Kstate. lo at The above described lands have been subdldia.se vlded and will be sold In small tracts represent- r ed by plats made by Captain K J. Robinson, D. S. surveyor, which will be exhibited on day y?nt of sale?J7U acres of which were sold and conireby veyed for taxes and will not be sold. kina- Tbums ok Sale?One-third of the purchase niav money to be paid in cash and the remainder on rionfl a credit of one and two years with interest from r uu day of sale. The credit portion to be secured by bond and mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay lor papers and taxes in arrears, i Above terms to be compiled with on day of 0. sale. J. Y.JONES, s. a. c. ? SHERIFF'S SALE. gf irk In Rarmorc vs. William Hodges?Execut'u. BY virtue of an execution to me directed In ie above stated case, I will sell at Abbeville mrt house on saleday Jn December ne.^t. itfaln the legal bours of sale, one tract of laud ?nta|nlug one hundred and seventy acres. lore or less, and hounded by lauds ol' Marshall mm Tnlin Vunnp Vim ttnunhiim alld Others. To. i;i7UH cash, ' \ u,y J. Y JONES, R.ft. c. J SHERIFF'S ~SALE^ % ne: uniiel C. Link vs. John Link?Ordor of Fore- juv oiosure. Ht. BY virtue of an order of Cburt to me direoted, 1 will sell at Abbeville court house on salcsilny, | of d of December next, within the legal hours of: to lie, the fo,lowin^ described property, to wit: Dt he tract or parcel of land known its the Ham-I pit ton Place, containing one hyndred and sixty! mo irres, more or less, and bounded by lands of llien L.'Parker, Ellen Pennell, Lewis J, John- sis m and others. >"< J. Y. JONES, ;i. n. c. - ft; SHERIFF'S SALE. j ex1, i fro amcs H. "Widcman vs. Adam Wauou?Execu-1 sec tioD. no BY virtue of an exepution to me directed in |Iutlie above stated case, I will sell at Abbeyille ;11,11 ourt house on salesday In December next, j Pu rlthln the legal hours of sale, the following per-j onal property, to wit: one buggy, one w.tgon, '???'* nno VinrwA?nn ILfi lilt? I iroporty of Acjum Watson. 2'trms Oan'h. I J. Y. JONES, s. n. o. j SHERIFF'S SALR j W1 antes A Norwood, per S.MpGowan.uj.William i 1 Ton nent?Execution. I -p BY virtue of an execution to me dlreoted in JJ he above stilted case, I will sell on saleday In | hu >ecembcr next, within the legal hours of sale, ub lie following property, to wjt: Tract No. 1, sit-1 vtl ia{ed near Willlnffton, containing one hundred i ?u icres, ra<>re or less, bouuded|y the L. Ford Cal- loi ioun Tract, Berry Hill and others; No. 2, tliel ,, SomeTract, containing 1U0 acres, more or less, >ouudcd by lands of Dub?se Deveaux and otli- 1)1 :rs, and the BellottoTract, cqntaluing 100acres, le> uore or less, and bounded by Horn? tract, Du- su Jose, Ben ({Ibertand others. .4 Iso. at the Ten-. Jb lent Homestead on .Saturday following saleday ',, n December, I will sell the following personal jroperty, to wit: One horse and huggy, 1 cart, D' ! oxen, s cows, 5 calves, 3 shoats, 4 pigs i>nd one- lclalf lnternHt in Hnuseuold apd kitchen furul- m ,ure. Term? Cash. J. Y. JQNE# 6. a. c. j SHERIFF'S SALjE. 1 a. M. Jordan, administrator, <fec., In I^e, uj. J. W. Lipscomb?Execution. ' ?' BY virtue of an execution to me directed in 'he above stated case. I will sell on salcduy December lu-xtai .4b,bevllle court house, within ihe legal hours of sale, the following tract or Ai parcel of land, to wit: One tract containing four U hundred and nfiy acres, niore or less, and hounded by lands of Qus Gr.'mn, L,arj?jn Car- re ler, Dayis and others. Terms CiisA, j^i J. y. JONFjS, s. * q. th SHERIFF'S SAI^E. p0 pt lames C. Mpore vs. John Vqnce?Execution, cli BY virtue of an execution to nte directed In Litis case, 1 will sell at obey llle court housp on taiesday in December, within the legal hours of ? <ale, the following property, to wit: One bouse uid lot in the town of tbkesbury, tsoutyining 40 itcres, more or less; also, cine buggy, oue horse, T 15110 ipule, one w.igon and two cows. Levied on >)its the property qfJqhu Yanoe. Tern}* tWu J. Y.JONES, >\. ft. c. i "SHERIFF SALES, E QTATE QF SOXJTH CAROLINA, w Q n COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. & sc W. C. Barrett vs. Jarqes N. CUchran aqU John c< M. Mackayjr. at BY virtue Van orderlof the Court of CU^pton Pleas in this case, I v^ll sell t\t /I jbevllle court "( house on salesday In December uex;, yfithin ,l> the legal hour* of salp, the fallowing property, y to wit: tr ylll that tract of land known as the Brick 9! House and Cnaudler T'acts and h portion 'he :\f Mill Tract supposed to con aiu in grosn about J1 <3ii acres, more or less, and all that other tntpt w on the east side of l<ong Cane containing sevenlepn acres, bounded by David Morrah?W"* liam's Tract?James N. Cbchran and others, being the tract of land and milts conveyed by ,n Jauies N. CWchran tu W. 0. Barrett, Trustee, of "! New York, in ^l^rll. 18G0. TJHtMtt?one-naif cas^, and the other half at ll,n ovnlratlnn l\f tU'fclvB UllluUlM. Wlt.ll interest from the da" of sale. The credit prrtlon to be I wcured by bond auil Htles not to be delivered ^ntil tlje bond is paid lu full, Purchaser to pay for paper*. J. Y. JONES', s. a. c. I v "sheriffs sale" ftl 0 A Real Estate of Thos. Chatham, Des'd. ?, i)i Jtl pi DECREE FROM PROBATE COURTBY virtue of an order to rae directed from the Probate Court iu the above suited ease I will <eli at -dbhovllle e -urt house on sulesday, the ~ Jrd of December, next, within the le^al hours ?f sale, the^tract or parcel of land containing Iavo hundred and seventy-nine acres, more or le>s, and bounded by lauds of Thos. C'. Ferrin, ' W'm. 11. Hrooks and others. 'l\mtu of MU?One-halfof tlie purclinse money to be paid n cash the remainder on a ere.(It of at twelve mouths with interest at tlie rate of 1>i twelve per rent per annum wlih the option of w the purchaser to pay the entire purchase money K< 111 cash. Purchaser to give bond and yood surety iild a mort^a^e of the premises to secure the credit portion. Purchaser to pay for papers and fill recftrdinu. Terms ol'sule to be complied with I H Lo the Probate J udge. I nr J. Y. JONES, s. a c. or ! ot SHERIFF'S SALE. || o I | Sale of Real Estate of & M. Tribble, Dec?d. w Order of Sale from Probate Court re BY virtue of an order from tlio Probate Court J" ,o me directed, I will sell ul Abbeville court J'1 liouse on s;ilesday. the Hrd of December, next, Ul within the lexul hours of sale, the following real sstute, to wit: One tract of land containing *51'> n) lcres, more or less, and bounded by lands of W. ^ Ashley, J.M. CUrwile, J. N. Shirley and others; ilso, one tract of land containing lixi acres, more jr less, lying partly in Abbeville and partly In Anderson counties. Hold on the following terms: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in ea>li, the balance it the i-xDiration of twelve months wllh Inter- R< astat teri percent. per annum. Purchaser to pay for papers and recording and give a mortfiee of tlie premises and got id sureties to securc th the orcdlt portion. Terms of sale to be compiled d, with to tlie Probate Judge. , Nov. tl, J877. :?W-3U J. Y. JONES g. a. c. ce U? l SHERIFFS SALE. m Catlln, Benedict & Co., against Vanco & \ Moseley?Execution. HY virtue of tho abovo oxccutlon and sun- 1 dry others to me directed I will sell at Abbe- II vllle Court House on Saleday In December lei next within the legal hours the following per- L. sonul property to wit: ONE TWO HORSE BUGGY $ as the property of J. II. Vance and one HOUSE as the property of J. M. Moseley, at the suit ttC of Catlin, Benedict <fc Co., und others. ji Terms?wish. J. Y. Jones, s. a. c. Oct. 11, 1S77 tf. w SHERIFFS SALE A. J. Gardner against Charles \V. GufRn, Administrator of C. Bingiy Guflin, deceased' Side under au Execution. B, BY virtue of an execution to me directed t In this case I trill sell at Abbeville Court X House oji Salesday in December next within ty the legal hours of sale the following persoual St property to wit: - h( THREE VALUABLE MILLS. ta Terms Cash. J. Y, JONES. Nov. 14,1S77, S. A. C. m State of South Carolina, H ' b< Abbeville County. pi IN THE COMMON PLEAS/ f,, SHERIFF'S SALE. Martin L. Bullock and John S. Roynolds, Executors, vs. Agnes W. Reynolds, Daniel Bowie, et ul. BY virtue pf on ordorof the Court or Common Pleas lij this case, I will sell at Abbeville " Court House on Saledtty of December next, within the lpgul hourrf of wile, the following property of th<i estate of l<arkln Reynolds, deceased?to wit. 1st. A tract of land containing THIRTY-i IFOUR ACRES, more or less, bounded by! lands of W. g. Keniicdv,*Tlv?mis a. Watson tJl and others?Surveyed by J. II. Chiles, Julv M 12th 1877. * !w 2d. A tract of land containing THIRTY- *k FOUR ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands of J. fj. White, the estate of Norwood A and others, also surveyed by J. II. Chiles, 3d. A tract Qf land known as the PATTERSONT.AND, surveyed by J. 11. Chiles, .Pe- '. oember 1st J877?containing FIVE HUN-Is! DRED AND FIFTY ACRES more or less, f'1 and bounded by lunds of J. T. McICelkir, James L. Morrow, the estate of Rluhnrd Watson and others. This tract will be sold in one i A or more parcels as the referee may determine. j 'V, Plots to be exhibited on day of sale. | A \ TERMS half cash, and the olher half at the j expiration of twelve months, with Interest ' from the day of sale. The credit portion to he Bccuiad by bpnd and good security. Titles; not t^e delivered until the, whole purchase, j money'ls paid, Purchaser to pay for papers j and taxes in arrear. Sold at risk of former i purchaser. i A. JOSHUA Y. JONES, S. A. C. 1 Nov. 14, 1877 tf. j 1 SHERIFFS SALE. ? Minerva White and Mjiry Aim Cox against:^ Robert Bpenee?Execution. I f0 "BY virtue of an execution to mo directed In | J'1 _D the above Btated case, I will soil ut Abbeville Court House on Kalenday In December m next, within the legal hours tho following jS: property to wit: ui One tract of land near Calhoun's Mills containing Five Hundred acres more or less and bounded by lands of Mrs. Cathrine Alston, Hal Baker,8. Capers, Itlrey and others; also ra One Yoke of Oxen, Levied upon us the prop- ar erty of Robert Spence. F Terms Cash. J. Y. JOsES, Nov. H, 1877; 8, A. County. -i- .r n 1: I -n aie oi oouin utroniiii, jl Abbeville County. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. \\ I^1( SHERIFF'S SALE. , ESSnl* nes A. Held?Exocntor, against Miller ifc Loberuson, and others. . -... . . /? ~ ContttlniD t\ virtue of an order of the Court of Com- Groups ?( til 1'leas in this page?I will sell at Abbe- across the 10 Court Houso, on Saleday of December ?j,e reside] xt, within the legal hours ot sale, the fol- XEHMSdug property, of the estate of Lemuel <jer j? 'tw, id deceased to wit. and two y st. THE HtSMAIXDEH,after the life estate perV"nt. Mrs. iiophia W. Keiil ui the land assigned ullj the'e her as dovyer consisting of TWO HU.N'- -ind Mortt IHD AX1) TWENTl-ONE ACHES, (tiU a y, >t of wnieh was returued by the Comniis- jjov ' fa iners in Dower, . ' d. The tract- after talcing off dower, eonting of K1VE HUN Until) (MM) AcUEb, At th0 jre or icss. To be sold in one or more parIs. us the -feree may direct, plots to be ex- -j ijited on day of saie. Eit.ViS hali cash, and the other half at the miration of twelve months, with interest in the day of saie. The credit portion to be rt__ . ured by bond and good security. Titles t, to ba delivered until tlie whole purchase VJ Wchx iney is paid. Purchasers to pay for papers uronae ui 11 taxes iu arrear. tjoid at risn 01 former Beds are rchaser. warrantoc JOSHUA Y. JONES, S. A. C. tho same ?Tov. 14, 1S77 if. . SHERIFF'S SALE. 'i.'WC CaneCha rn. II. Brooks against Daniel J. Jordan, low prlcei J.irnwell dtCo.. airalnsl 1). J, Jordan, bale inderan Order of Court?Execution. iY Virtue of an Order of Court to me dl- Thfl > reeled, in tlie above stated case?and also ndry executions to me directed against the ove named detondaiit 1 will sell at. Abbelt; Court, liou.se uii rialesdny lu Deeember xt, within the legal hqurb of sale, the foiviiijj Real Estate to wit: 6 Cruet No. (1,) one, containing ONE IJUN.IED AND TWENTY-SIX ACHES more or 15 is and bounded by lands of J. P. LiYlng" Opposite m. Misses Mary und Jane (Jordan, I). .J. rdau Homestead uud otiiers. Cruet No. (,2) two, Containing ONE IfUN- HyBS, iED AND SIXTY-TWO ACRES more or a XLEH is und bouuded by lands of Misa Godan's <\ Hori ict No. 1, Allien McCaila uud others. Horse Sh fract No. (3) three, Containing ONE HUNIED AND FORTY-SEVEN ACRES more mn able t< less and bounded by land* of T. C. Perrin, PRICES, J. Ferguson, AtllcU MeCullu and others. hanq c?iu Terms Cash. J. Y.JONES, S'ov. H, 1*77, tf. feherifi; A, C. SHERIFF'S SAI.E, * tqella Hollinabead, t>j. leverage Cain. In ijiimou picas. A I-iL | BY virtue of an order of Court to me dl- -4"V oted in the above suited case, I will sell on 187:$. IB? .leday in Deceinhcr next tne lot uf land in quc-ted I M town of Abbeville known as Lot No. o ,{Uy .( j) HOLLINSHEAD TRACT, mayib^c ntalning one ucre more o,r less and fronting t Poplar Street. Jo Id at risk former pur- ; Ultttrf*. ^ v -i I'ermscaah. J. Y. JQNES, S. A. C. +VYt i Nov. 14, lft>77 tf. . ' SHERIFF'S SALE, - c]0 iliii C. Douglass, and others against E. G JL ver; //iinnllon and others, .illen i-yon Kxecu:; YVyGON tor agalpst John A 7/amilton, .V. J. Davis w rift\ und others. Sale under liii order of Court of Common Pleas.?Executiou. ' Soterr iY vJrUie of an order of Court tq mcdl I reeled and of sundry executions, I will ilnt slbbebillc Court House on Sulesdiiy In mn Qcemher next, within tlie legal hours of B l) Je tbq following tracts of land to wit; , One tract of land known as the .Hamilton lAVf] 'omcsteud, bounded by lands of T. W. Me- 'he rq lllan, laiids lately owned by Jo^n If. Wll- iivyc>E, oi in,-lands formerly owned by John A. Wler, Tin attaining One i/undred and Elglily-one :res more qr less. ylLKO three small tracts, 1st. One trnct iunded by hinds of T. \V. McMllhui'Tlmm- . \ Thomson iind others containing *f|i|rty* ? vo m;res more or less. 2d. .dnothcf small JJ act containing Twenty-nine and Throe? larter acres and bounded by lands of'T. W, -r-i^r eMillan, Col. Thomas Thomson, Augusta oaU and others. <id. Ono small tract eon- JL cas, a ining Thirty-four acres more or less and jus, l'r minded by lands of J. G. Edward*, %'mn n,^ gu jnt'K, .lutfimta Uoatl and others. Terms of sate one-half of the purchase (,|rM . oncy to bo jftiid In wish and tho other half gads, at > a credit of twelve months with interest . 10 per cent., per annum?credit portion to govern i so -ured by a bond and Mortuiw of the remises. J. Y. JONES, November 14, 1877. S. A. C. *OT SHERIFF'S SALE. N mella Holllnshead, r.t. Monroe lloblnsqn In Common l'leus. liY virtue of an order to mo dlm*t?l In tho >ove suited c.we 1 will sell on .Saleday In l)c- " " inber next the Lot of land In the town of i blievlll'f known iu> Lot No. 14 ' HoLLINSllEAD TRACT, ntainlngono aero more or less fronting on u npot street and extending liack to lands ofj .J that lu^es l'atton. Sold at the risk of former j oi lrchascr. Terms cash. J. Y. JONES, 8. A. C. Nov. 11, li77 tf. jaPP SHERIFF'S SALE. IJ also r nbert Hutchinson, against f-'ainuel .T. lies- j ter, Win. H. farmer, Commissioner In Equ>j **P Ityand Jul win Hates Ji Company. Jndg- aravs oi inent of l-'oreclosura ntul order of Court to! tori tip t sell lands, <te. j tallow ti IIV virtue of an order to me dlrcctixl in the! jred. love stated ease 1 will sell on Suledny in ! \l.so A' L-cciiiber next at Abbeville Court House:A i> I till n the legal hours of sale the following:, , r i*ul Kstate to wit: i UODCr a ONE HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND j Luatcd in Magnolia township known as the | ester Homestead containing two hundred id ten acres more or less, bounded by hinds! James A. Norwood, John A. Cailiouu and i hers, also, one tract of lnml known as the | ( uarter place containing tlve hundred acres ' ore or low bourukii by nuius or.iamns \ orwood. John A. Calhoun uiul James llil- \ nrd Calhoun and others. I jj I ;\l M Terms cash. J. Y. JONES, S. A. C. . Ux\ I UeL M. 1?7T tf. SHERIFF'S SALE. ;okest aril law & Edwards and other Plaintiff;, i?gaiust James E. (J. Bell. Trustees of Es- ! Uite John Dela Howe, Franklin. Whitney -,np ind others vx. J. E. U. Boll. Executions. [ iieifi'ii! BV virtue of sundry axeeutlons to uio dl inuury, t eted, I will sell at Abbeville Court House, [:.j, p. p'|? i Saleday of December next within the legal fjjr. F. F, mrsof sale, the following Heal Estate to wit: j le tract or parcel of land containing FIVE HUNDRED ACKES, tuition, Pi ore or less, bounded by Hocky Rlvor, Mr.i 'in manda Johnson and others. " Sr Terms cosh. J. Y. JONES, S. A. C. uirdper Nov. 14. 1<>77 tf. . -1 - Sons of i SHERIFF'S SALE. ilxKUilion sslbleby obert McOraven and Bannister Allen, vs. (jinmutiJt D. M. Rodgurs?Execution. |j*ee from BY virtue of an execution to me directed In Ifclr atten e above stat ed ease, I will sell on Saleday In IJFor Cotnl fci-mber next within the legal hours of sale fry, of Bo Abbeville (Jourt House the following pur- Octobers In of land b'.-lni; the balance of the real es le of D. M. Kodiiers, deceased. /> Ono tract containing TWO HUNDRED | 111 CUES more or less, bounded by Llttla River L, IIII . O. Tolman, W. D. Mars, and others. w w HOPE TRACT, containing ONE HUNDRED . ~ v_ CliES more or less, bounded by lands of J. . a-., Calhoun, M. 0. Tohium and other. lines v\ CHRISTOPHER TRACT, containing ONE "v UNDREI) AND SIXTY ACRES more or?.\tldfr * ss, and bounded by lands of J. E. Calhoun,," 01 ine ' Cain, and others. DIXON TRACT, containing FORTY ACRES ore or loss, and bounded by lands of M. jlinan. Mrs. Lawton, and fliers. McCOMB TRACT, containing seventeen^ ires more or less and bounded by \V. ars, Mrs. Alston, and others. >ttJP 1 j1 HOUSE AND LOT, In Mt. Carmel, wlileqg^ _Ei 111 be more fully described on day of Sale, Terms cash. J. Y.JONES, S. A. C. Nov. 11, lt>77 tf. I SHERIFF'S SALE. , C. Hart.^ against W. H. Smith?Sale undo IFOI uruur ?ji rji'umr v-wui i. ^ )Y virtue of an order to me directed Iror ) the Court of Probate for Abbeville Couii , I will sell at Abbeville Court House o tlesday in December next, within the legf jurs of sale to wit: One tract of land con . . r inlng J-? Jt TWO HUNDRED ACHES Ls0 n)| ore or less, lying on both sides of Turkc /\ Hors" reek, Waters of Saluda River, bounded alI slses. ( nds of John T. Johnson, A. M. Agnew, \y Repair! ni . Robertson, C. L. Smith, and others. Terms, one-half of the purchase money 1 s paid in cash the bulauco on a credit < . eive munths with interest at 10 per een :r annum. Credit portion to be secured t bond and a Mortgage of the promise pr arehaser to pay foi litlcs Ac. I\/JL Novembers, W77 J.Y.JONES, ShcritPs Office. S. A. County November 14.1877. SHESSswale; 'Ulinin H. Brooks ngnlntt Daniel J. Jordf 25 CASEJ J T. llnskiri and other Creditors, agalr 50 CASE! Daniel J. Jordan?Sale under a Mortga; Order of Foreclosure from Court of C01 100 Carto mon Pleas, Abbeville County?Execution }Y virtue of an order of Court to me d|re 50 Carton ed and also sundry executions a^aii, ie above defendant?I will sell at Abbevi > 1000 Piei jurt House on Saiesday in December nei1nnft t>. ilhiu the legal hours of sale the followi J iuuu 4 iec eal Estate to wit: Three Tracts of Land. | inn n 1st. Tract containing ONE HUND11 Iluu J,ozt Nl) TWENTY-SIX ACHF8 more or lion Pieei id bounded by lands of Misses Mary 0 me (inrdiLii. .1- ( '. I.lvimrston ;iud others. I a rr?\fPT No. -I. Containing ONE HUNDRED Al " XTY-TWu ACHES more or lf.-sa and bou HAT 0112 1 l>y lands ol' Mrs. Chcutham, tract No net No. -, Alex .McCaily and c there, Ann Tract Nn. i, Containing ONEHLNDR XaIAU ND FORT Y-SK VEN ACRES more or i id bounded by Tract No. 12, A. J. Fergus lomas C. rcrrui. Alex McCalla and oth \f tt t tvi forms (J.Y.JONES. Shcritl's Ulliee, 'nil Nov. 1877. S. A, 1 Nov. II, l.<77. October: SHERIFF'S SALES. . Cllsby, t-.t. .Tubu R. Tolbert. H. M. Sp! j wT ! *. J. It. Tolbert and N. Henderson?E . " iMitions. BY virtue of sundry executions to ma. cted In tho above slated case I will silt rv bbovllle Court House on Saleday In DoA- I t next, within the legal hours of salefo JLF JL llowlng Heal Estate, to wit: One TraJ>f uid con tain ing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, I ore or lesf, bounded by lands of the estiof ? .. ,, r. John A. Stuart and Greenville andf>l- ?<ext to 1J( nbia Railroad, situated near Ninety-8ll -ttavTM ALSO another Tract containing I if v, NINE HUNDRED ACRES, / ?^vher " ore or less, known as the WALLER TlCT u.Mp>i wo id b .unded by lands of T. P. Rooklrk , c , oilers, Thomas Cheatham and otoetf. f larger hou Terms cash. J. Y. JONES, 8. fc, say. Do i Nov. H, 1877 tf. r County, S. \ . -l . ? t,' * ' ^ ^ i j.. a i - t rrr-! asm a r;r Notice. 10 be sold to tbo highest bidder on 111] ;tsday next, (Jjecember,) one of tho M muttons in Abbeville County? the Black Place. mil K ACRES moro nr less, in ||U< ixten'llnu from Penney'a Creek a\E Ucaorul's Road, ujion which stands A ucc. -Onwhird Cash, and the remain- Ourl ) equal annual instalments in one mostl oars, with interest from date at ten and wi The cash portion to he paid at once- MAPS iredlt portion to be secured by bond and us ;ageof tuopromise*. cn/ cUOWAJf,' Abbeville C. H.,S. C. OUl JKT7. Thos avail t Furniture Storu this Week, joe COTTAGE (Iran BEDSTEADSjE Walnut Beds, 87; Cottage Hard- 1 1 Beds, S3.50 and upwards; Good -Lt/l/ istors or Rollers to each Bed. The . qr U] nicely flnfslled all hard wood, and rttj jjj, I supui'ior tu all otborB. artd sold at M^cel price. J. 1). Oil Al^\l It.11 S. prospi Also V DOZEN Cotton and Shuck Milt) tresses vkc t Country Chairs ; S Dofen Walnut Jr;',V Irs ajid Rockers. handsome styles at ?. J. D. (L'HALMfeRS. EXPO rothern Depot for Cari'&ige MATERIALS! JNU? oSo Nov, D, FRANKE, 3 ,7 MEETING STREET. iTUOUl Cn^rleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C? DEATiER 1ST SPOKE, RIMS, SHAFTS Etc. ;, Springs. Bolts, flfthwhels, ctc., se Shoes and Nails. Bar Baud and oo Iron, Spring, Plow and Castle M nts, (ills, vnmistifs. Hrushes, etc. I if? direct from MANUFACTURERS , I o offer ray poods at NORTHERN Jfl find always keeping a full sN>ek on Ml Ordoi with C|tptt?h. [Nov- 1-1.1877. SrotiCJ?. Sma persons holding School claims for A i ! years 1868, 1809, 1870, lttjl, 1872, A 4, 1875 and 1876 ^ro earnestly rc- or th. :o present the}# to nip by the 1st i SHQI ecember next. Fai} not as yau the n your claims. JOJIN A- \YIER, il.:;.. $5.00. FOR SALE. ??$ SG out Stock on hand I tyjll sell y Jaw, for cash u lot of new S AND BUGGIES. Alsq the to F AND BUGGY HARNESS. soil g J. W. ROBERTSON, New iber 40,1877 tf. m^j st THE PUBLIC. |? removed my DENTAL OFFICE Jo JLa l Din on the Upper Corner of ciia^t" /cr Mr. Mars' Store. Oct. 0. S. THOMPSON, Dentist, Igjjj 'resh Arrivals. rY CALICOES, Black Alpac-1 PSIfl 11 prices, Skirt Protectors, Veil- UUI etty Scarfs, Black and Colored ittons, Ladies Hats, Now Shapbs, than ever, and other desirable the EMPORIUM OF FASHION. ber 7, 1877 s ^ Young Gentlemen. nost stylish J1 ATS, handson\es I .WATS and elegant SHOES, at-. "ITAv W. JOEL SMITH'S r 17, 1877r tf. j IIA CARPENTRY, j , ndorsigned hereby gives notice ho is prepared to do nil kinds enter's Work and !gR0 Building. Lfgg; epairs Cotton Gins, Thrashers . A full supply of <Jin Material i _ 1 hand. Farmers are requested | PJTnJ' heir Gins up early in the season j yUlv une to have thoin properly present for tlie Taylor Cotton Gin, :s Cotton Press, and all kinds ol i yp a nd Leather Melting. JL hi D. B. SMITH, Abbeville C. 17., S. C. i(>)v f ? sale b, COKESBUBY <*< ERE.XCE iSCHOOL, iury, Abbeville Coun- jy? ty, S. C. | j] hty-tldrd Hesslon of twenty week* i on the sccoiul Monday, 1-itli of > *78. t li ICHAKD, A. M., Hector. , UAHV, Secretary board Trm toes. EXPENSES. A rlmnry Department, S12.IH)! tunned into " 15.iwj nior " i pr 4 IOO,lth? 1"w'[ DISH ministers of the Conference, free of, very c , proverbially healthy. Facl'y nr. j . Greenville and Columbia Ku.iir< ad.. v Intelligent. rellnedai.d morn..) drain shops, gambling saloons, niul idant evils. o^'ue. address the Rector or f ej.e- WOO I aid Trustees. 11.1377, tr. Cull K AT THIS!100,0 IR SHOES at 75 cents per pair. i ""-"-wr ER SHOES at IK) cents per i air. t! ER SHOES iitfiOcenW per pair. I OVER. SHOES at 4U cents per pair. I ihovo ut White Brothers Halm*! NDLETON PROPRIETORS OF PENDLETON & BO.4 INDRY & MACF AUGUSTA MANUFACTURERS O IODES' COTTON ulc to order Steam Engine? and boilers, St > powers, Threshimr Machines, Pumps, Iron ] ,'otton Presses, for hand, Ilorse or Water Poi !?done tit very low prices. GRAND OPE T T. T. T TV Jb ? ? ? ?AND? REAL LACE G< 3 TRIMMED IIATS. -J STRAW AND FELT IIATS, 113 FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLO s PLUMES AND FLOWERS, .esGROS GRAIN RIBBONS-all shad :cs NEW HAMBURG EMBROIDERI ;n SILK TIES ANI) HANDKERCHI ssTIE AND SCARF LACES?in nil sfc jETE STOCK OF TORCHON LINEN LAMENTS, CELLULOID JEWELRY I all the Novelties AT WHOLESALE AND :rs supplied at new york pb At J. H II 1?77 J'.1, m. L CALHGU WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Goods, Cloi Notions. Fancy C NO. 270 BROAD S'l >nes, Brown <fc Co., '0 eommenced'bnsiness at the above visit Augusta to call and examine our We promise to sell a little cheaper can easily afford to do, our expensos t ses. Call and sec for yourselves, and bo not forget your Carolina friend P. L f : ..... >0,000 READERS Cl 4RE CALLING FOR kn nDTPTir onA moiMDV C HD uiuum aiiu uioiuui OF THE ."V v P& S8IAN ... TURK > THE GREAT CONTEST NOW pRC WAGING BETWEEN THEM, JT ^ RU880-TURBI8H WAR BOOK ti the lei Inble, accurate and Comprehensive: agn Ith its :?J0 ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS, stcno and PLANS, the mont showy,desirable reiver ict'ul book now published. Rgj )0 ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED, ^Tc* sc desiring Territory on thl? should ? hemselvosofanonrlyappllentlon. Also /* ?. in agents WAWTir.nnM rum """ * ""?" w" OLTi i Collation Prospectus ?! REPRE8ENTING J lb DISTINCT PUBLICATIONS B nlvcrsul interest, Including Agricultu- god ographlcal, Historical, Religious, and Frei laneous works. Hales made from this and a ictus when all single books fail. on our nearly, 100 styles of premium Apr FAMILY BIBLES, Th? 'rLISH and GERMAN, PROTECTANT VTHOLIC. Awarded snperlorisy over T , era, forthelr In valuable Aids and 8u- **' IndlngH. at the GRAND CENTENNIAL SITION. 1878. Icplara ! ree. Address, T ,A1 B, POTTER & CO, Publishers, pmLADELPIA. Ladle . 14,1877, tf. 1 'fi!?m?'jjjjuj i "i i =3 Ladle s for tie Mllii, at Prices to gg Siit tie Times! a| ? Ladle )rv Goods, " ?/ 1 Amu SI ,00. 0*1] Qf every description at a pun J Augu H Advance on New _ York Prices, BOOT) ALPACCA for 25 oontH. Rleaelipd anil Rrown Gooda, cheap- next Fin beftire the war. A fine lot of qs. No, 1 BROGAN8, the best In nal larkot, for ?1.50. A large stock of Aui CLOTHING, ~~ navkablv low prii>es,. A SUIT far , HATS, at 40e to *4.00. JJo. \ VR at Uc, A good COFFEE at 20, Sttl Jd aoc. * I GIVE - " p of the market for COTTON and i nods at a von* small advance on 1 York prices, 'Com? and examine ock, at No, 1 Grauito Range, AbbeS. C. Sep A. MARS. 2 ";18,7;tr Mi )ES, SHOES, SHOES. mm 5 AND _ | TEMPLETGN Thor E nponpd tholr SHOES and cnn supiicxHiw* uf greatly reduced prices. COP JVS, HATS. HATS. *g OA^L ON Cal Mfti & Templiii s i got the latest atyle HATfJ for young Ma U yion. C. ICERIES, GROCERIES. ?j \R, COFFEE, and STIKLF GOODS of wo d.sat vol Stii HINGBAffi & TEMPLETGN's. E tiled 26 Years in Bed. man lives 80 years, one third of sw?* a lilb is spent in bed. In order to it comfortable, ail persons should r ^ e spring bed, which is now mild eo . \ to be within the reach of ?U, for y J J. D. CHALMEKS A CO. tj 17.lS77.tt ? , To House-Keepers Da In General and ~ ,^q8'iwly Married Couples g| ff PARTICULAR! ! ?m, wbic rERY Largo assortment of tho o said CROCKERY WHITE BROTHER'S. ^ ITES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, T KS, ULATiti-WAHE, 4o, JSC., 1 heap > a good assortment of i Table Cutlery, W? DEN-WARE, Pol's, OVENS, &e. and be satisfied. ' WHITE BROTHERS. DQ( ber 24, 1877, tf. I %i rfon "R fZ-ClT'-lT F7 V" iugcxio j ? ? Attorney at Law, ABBEVILLE C. H., S. C. I MA] >eelal attention to the collection o [Nov. 12,187(1 tf & BROS., THE JIDMAN LIM I1NE WORKS * , GA. . ( FTHE Ce f PLANTER , IW Mills. Orlst Mills, Flour Mills | [tailing, Water Wheels, Gin Gearing' pr0Cuf, \ orii? filiiws Oct 31, 1877 12 m. 9 Tliau NIXG! SSS r E R YT. )0DS! c WERS, Bum es. ES, 3c. to 75c. EFS, ladea. LACES. . Plated and Jot Jewelry. -ntl of the Season, DuriRETAIL. :ICES. Orders carefully filled. TRUMP'S. ? NO.. 220 BROAD STREET. ()F? N & CO., DEALERS IN A nc thing, Hats,by jxoods. etc) 'REET, ' 0c^] AUGUSTA, GA. named place, we ask every one stock of goods before buying than any other house in the Cityj ] >eing about one-fourth of those o, . _ convinced that we mean what we AT . Calhoun, formerly of Abbevil'e A Oct. 31,1877,3m. ''ALU ESTABLISHED 1874. ;0 B. EDWARDS. OTTOV and GENERAL MISSION MERCHANT, CHARLESTON, S. C. )MPT attention given to sale of Cotton. ;orn, Pea8, lilco and Produce of all chandiso bought free of commission, nt ut Charleston for State Line Ocean ifljlns between New York, Glasoow, pool, fx>ndon and all port* of Europe. 'SBKNCSS?Bank of Charleston, Jas. AdCo* C, J. Lowndes jt Co., Charleston, [Pet. I, 1?7, 3m. jcerfes, Groceries. 8 COFFEE SUGAR FOB 3L00. i&nd 4 Lbs Ceafte tar ltd iMlW lbs Klce ftrSLOO. i Can Tomatoes, f-VS5 dozea. Can SaUnond. 297Vdosen. Can Ojrgters, 1.40 dozen. iraantfne Candles, 40 ocou. ese, 20 ce?U, heap for the eaan at & ML HA DOOM" 4r OO-'S. ? u. vm, > Greatest Bargains in idiet Goods ever Offered in this Market. )IES' Jl&td untrimmed from 50c. to IU0. <adlec' BUk Tie* from 36c. to $3,00, a' Silk Handkerchief from 86c. to flM. *' Linen Handkerphlefr from lto*to 75c. *' Kournln* Ba?4ke?ble<k flrot?8Se.to ?' andUUaM Laoe and Silk Biba from St sj.a), ?' Linen Ccllari from jOe. to 95c. %' PuflV from 5o. to 75c. e'White Btak and Ctolorad Kids from 75e S2.25, *' Real Heir Switches from 51JB to ?*.00. ?' }5lfu:k Clocks from $4.00 to $1U0. ?' Cornet* allNon, from 50e. toSi50. an1 iTombnrx EUfings to great variety Jm to. to 31.00. ' , x' Shawl*, fionlory, Glovee, ae., in great irloty and very eheay. Just Received l line of MILKS' SHOES jrom KJO to I and see ua and be oonvinoed that we rail u? aheap us any houae tblxaideof 4%l\, R. 81. HADOON 4e CO. riCE-I* hereby given that application will be made to the Legtulatare, at it* version, to charter PUCKBTT ? TURN KKU&x, ou Holuda Klvor, at the otlgw te of 8vra?t?ey's Kerry. PUCKfcTT * TURNER. fuat'iS, W7, tf, FLOUE! FLOUE! endid For Loaf Bread, Require YeorttoMakelt RUe. TRY IT, . it the Cash 8t<>re. T, i*. QUAIU?&, Agest. tepiber 18.isn.tf. ' \ " kKNRD GOODS OF ALL KlNrfe at Cunningham A TefupJ?ion'?. noCth, 187T U trahall P. DeBruM, t Attorney at Law, ABBEVILLE t\ H., 8. C. B5M BOSSSKB . li~ ?! te of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. X)URT OF COMMON PLEAS* ictson P. Caiiahpai, Adminifltsator of * goods and aweta of D*?piy Callarru? dooeaeed, Plaintiff, ogaiurt lias C. CuMahaaa, Jtoh* "Wat. Y.. Catam and other*, Defendants Y SUMMONS (Complaint:saved.)' it* Defendant Thomas C. Callahan)* an Wm. Y. Callahtun, T ho mwCal hill, James M. CaLlaham,. Rvbert L llabam, Georgfr IV. Caiiahani, Samuel ilalvani, Aldora JL Callalmn, Eliwith A. Cu llabam, Jai*?s A. SUatvv lia Shaw, George R. i'aidveil aaa try Jane his wifo, of whoaa Throat* t'allaham, Thomas Callaham, Jatne&. CaUahain, Hobort L. Cbllaham,. orge D. Caliaham, Samncl Catiaham,. dora J. (/'allalum, George R. CaldU and Mary J. his wifo reside be rid tho limits of this State in tb? ite of Georgia. JU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the corait in (bis actios, of which a copy i* in the office of the Judge of Probate, abeville Court House, State of 8outla lina, and to serve a copy of your anto the said complaint on the *ab ors at the office, at Abbeville Court ite, State of South Carolina, within ity days after the aorriue, hereof ox* ve of the day of Koeb- service; and if Fail to answer the complaint within irne aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this acwill apply to the Court for the relief xnded in the complaint. ted thirtieth day of October, 1877. PERR1N * COTHRAN, Plaintiff's Attorney. ! SAMUEL C. CASON, C. P.C., A. C. tlie Defendants above named and (ooially these who reside out of the ite of South Carolina: * lK? NOTICE that the complaint in action together wiy? the-Sammon* of h the foregoing is a **>fy, was filed in. /Uoe of the Probqlte Judge-, Jbr the County, at Abbeville Court Hoaw, >e SOth dav of October 1817* 'SAMUEL C.. CASON, C. P. C., A. C.. />ber 31.1677. . .C.Gower&Co ? ? /-m brreenville, to. <J., [OLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN >B& SASH. f BLINDS. &TL$S AND SHINGLES,. STAIR WORK, NEWELS, HAW RAIL ANT) BALUSTERS* E, CEMENT AND LATHS EMPLE8 IMPROVED PO:ELAIN LINED PUMP&. wer and Drain Pipiiff. most complete establishment In tba> >per part of the Btate Croat which,U* e BUILDERS JtATERIALSs i lu any quantity on baud* lints lor estimates. kful for the liberal patroa^vga. of AbCounty con ferved In the past we re11 y request a coaliuu?ne* Uf tyc same. CGower&Co 3-reenvillea S?, C? v. 14, 1877. Iltn IGARIS. 4 ; ble fiec, Home Again, Peculiar T": LxlCKWELL'S iam Smoking Tpbocco. HEWING T0B&CC0 11 kinds, from 10 eenta to Scents a 'lug, from 50 rente t? a $1.50 a PIPES. )W lot of Fancy Pipes jus* received iMES M. LAWSON. ber 17, 1877, tf. p it Before the People ? THAT STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES WHITE BROTHERS 3ND8-Cheap! Cheap!! Cheap!! . .A