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I The Press and Banne: Wednesday. Dec. 19,1877, Attempted Highway Robbery. Two young yellow men made their appei ince in this town last Friday, and on 8ati lay they observed an old black man, Ueoi iV'hite, with some money. When the c nan started home, they followed, and wh n u secluded "place seized him and search lis pockets, but without getting anythir )ne of these men called himself Char iassey, Is ?1 or 2* years old, thin visage .Innit six feet hlirh?wore a lontr black c<>: Irtic name of the other is unknown, lie \\ iibout Ave feet, six inches high, rather hea let, and spoke in a loud and clear u>i Look out for them. Military Punch Party. The officers of the Butler Rifleman, at lie jes, treated their men to a splendid pun last Friday week. We were honored with i Invitation, but had regretfully to stay home. The occasion was a very pleasant or punch, toast, and sentiment being the ord if the day. The champion Rifles are a cot pany of good fellows, their officers are gene >us, and greatly liked by their men, and i ire sorry that we could not join tliem in the uerry punch party. Capt. MeGhee and li jrother officers, are the men to culti vuU high esprit (it corps. Eighly-two aud Fifty-Seven. Ma.|. Lee.of Asheville, N. C., was marrli ,o Mrs. Lee, of tills county last Thiusdi light. On Saturday tl>ey took the train l Jreenville on their way to the home of ti jroom. The Major is82 years of age and si jas checked off 57 winters. We trust th nany years of happiness are yet in store f ;iiose who have so late in life united their fo tines for future bliss. The Charleston Hotel. Is one of the mo ;legant establishments in the South, and nost liberally patronized b^- the traveilii I|>uO!lc. A gentleman Slopping at tnib nut bays, in proportion to the room lie occupie From 82.oO to $4.00 a day. This is the on I equitable plan on which to keep a hotel, i there is always great difference in the sleej |ng apartments. We might go on to enume ' to tne many elegancies and comforts of th liotel, but we say it all at once, when wo sa It is superior in every department, to an liotel that wo have ever stopped at. Tli fclerks and officers of this bouse are court pus and obliging, while the army of servant keciu anxious %V> auttvipate ?ne!*?-want kny one visiting ttie "City-by-ihe-Soa, khould stop at this hotel, where he may faj kumptuously every day, and be treated in princely muuner all the time. [ Kirk*.?'The gin house and six bales of co [on belonging to Mr. Stephen Latimer, : Uentsvillu, in this county, were burnt la.' Monday a.lernoon. The cotton took tli while the machinery was in motion. Mr. 0 ver Hronyan, near Due West, on Little Hive (ost his gin house and three or four bales? totton, In the same way on the 6th inst. M Miner Hill MeUhee, near Turkey Cree thurch, had the inisfojtune to lose his a we I Ins and nearly all its contents last Frlila bivrtit. The tire was discovered about t\v t'clock in the night and is supposed to liav Originated fr.?m a defective stove pipe. N Insurance on any of the above property. Taat our printers and ourselves, (not force Ins: our deveb may be free to havo a merr ^.iristmas, our next issue of the Prist an Bunner will be made on Christmas mornlm intend of on Wednesday. Our readers wi ?e able to enjoy theirmornlng paper, and \\ hall!be abie to enjoy our Christinas puncl otherwise the paper would spoil the puncl ind the punch would spoil the paper. A oorresi>ondent subscribing "L" sends t; oine original verses for publication. Wen ;ret that we cannot publish the whole, bt re give our readers a verse as a specimen, dreamed a dream of love and light. Of golden summer days; Lnd all the world seemed fair and bright Ueneat.h 1< V ;s n.diant gaze. Trinity (touch was closed on Sunday, si he pastor was in Newberry. The Methodh 'hurch also was closed, as usual after Confei nee week. There was an unusually larg mgregation at the services in the Presbyte lau Church, He v. Mr. Martin Intimated fi I he close of the sermou tiiaton f lie first sui kay in January the sacrament of baptist fcould be observed, and the sacrament of th Lord's Supper on the second Sunday. v The elite of Due West come down in fore Ust Saturday to make purchases for th Christmas holidays. After which they'line L the Alston House. Among the iiumbe pere distinguished divines, learned pre lessors, and the tlnest specimens of the cul ured benu'y that adorns Due West society. The Sews and Charier had a most amusin \m\ witlml instructive article in its edltorii uluinns last wee^ on the subject of the fruil ree peddler. The picture drawn was faithfi (o the original. The tyj?c is a peculiar one, 11 kecan testily ; for have we not known, hav v?# not heard, and have we not been hunle ind "treed" by the fruit-tree peddler? We understand that Mr. Ralph O. Bourn as bought tiie Koblnson plantation, nearl Diir hundred acrcs, on Russel Creek, Silvan inn ltiver. We hope our energetic youn Iiberninn will make a fortune. If hat" i-ork will accomplish anything. Mr. Bourn dll succeed. Wo need just such immigrant: nen with vigor, health, industry, and a littl eady money. Our T Jend ("apt. W. Z. McGliee of Hodge vas nominated in llif(jrand Lodge for Junic Yarden and received a generous support fc he office. We trust to see him elected nej e ir, as ilie compliment c.Mt'd not be bestow d on a betfer man or a more zealous Masoi; Maine Klliott is an authority on the Turc< tussian war and on wars in general. H ays II H suo\vs;urin un<i iiul l uim- u|i ui in uittlc of Waterloo, and if reinforcements h? tot come up. u> WellinijUin at the same tiinc <apolcou or one of his ancestors would bav jeen on the French throne to-duy. The Philonuithenn Walt* Is the title of >U-ce of music composed and published b nir young friend Mr. D. 11. Mc(iill of Dc West. It Is u very pretty waltz of which ll omposermav be proud. It is dedicated t diss Leila U. Barr of l/oxin^ton, S. C., mid jrateful tribute it must prove to her. Mr. G. T. Jackson, Inst Monday sold hi Cambridge farm of two hundred and lift icres. to Mr. Stewart, of Tennessee, for sixtoe Uillars an acre, cash. Stewart will give on .housand dollars towards building the lie' Jourt llouse, at Ninety-Six. At the office of the Prvs* and Bonner l!i following papers are always kept on tile:'Jut-lotion Journal of Com.if.v, JNVics <tn 1 >ih,Uie Htf/'S/rr, the Pint-nix, the JYc }'i I: Hcrtdil, the Chronicle und Co.utUulionu ./; and mo-jt of the Counly papers. They ai keot ;ii o bonofmblico. fl"Keturn, ye ransomed sinners"?Messr Vtidy Dun Klchey Cowan ; I'rutl, Kran ?eari?ht and John William Ollnkseales. lc I>onuidsvMle last Monday for Texas. Wc at i?rry to see so many of our excellent youn men leaving home. They can't do better i i'exas than in old Abbeville. Messrs. .lames and Arthur Liddell. of th: Ri.unty, will remove to Mississippi the latt? isirt of this week. They will go in a wagoi ,^>Ir. J. V. Sitton, of Due West, expects to g with them, but he will return in a shui ivliiie. We always regret to lose a good cit The colored band serenaded several of 01 n>o.?s prominent citizens last WednesdH tiiu'it. They discoursed some spirited must [mil some of the favored dispensed son: spiritual comfort among the musicians, was a cold night. We were pleased to meet Mr. John C. Ha ley of the Greenville Entrntriae and Muuiilci< rer, on the cars lust Saiuruay. Mr. Bailey is good fr end and an excellent newspaper mai \v-io, like ourself, ison the look out for a wif Capi. .f. W. Portiii, County Treasurer, w< Ln Columbia. last week on official busines lie is one of the best Treasurers in tiie Sia and we hope lo see the Legislature do hli the Justice to Increase hissalary. A meeting of the directors and stockholde of the Greenwood arid Augusta Railroad wi l>?j held at the stockade on Thursday, ^71 January next. Refresliments for all will 1 furnished by the good people of Greenwoc and vicinity. Go<h1 Templarism is making progress In A bevllle. The hist convert is the public we! This is going too far. The well has no bus noss to run a dry ticket. We don't like I take ours straight. Mr. George JBiadley, of Long Cane, repr seated his seciion in the Grand Lodge Charleston last week. George is a brick. V hope no punster will say that helsabric mason. Mr K. P.alley of the Greenville Entcrpri (hid Mountaineer was in our office on Sato <li?y. lie is an enterprising mountaineer, wl helps to run a good paper, and believes I brevier. Laurens and Greenville last week sent Charleston some of the fairest specimens lemale beauty that ever greeted the eye gfaddened the heart of a susceptible bach lor. A changeable complexion Indicates the e istence of worms. A few doses of Shrine; Indian Vermifuge will destroy them a: make your complexion bright and healthy. The Pre** and Banner office is prepared do all kinds of job printing in the best styles and at the lowest of prices. A go stock of Law Blanks always on hand. V-jntiio UrfiHlov nf T.nntr Cnne nnet the prettiest brunette* in the County, Is or visit to the accomplished Miss Annie > Muster, of Winnsboro. Five barrel* Florida sweet orange."!, fl barrels Northern apples, ten bunchesbanan just reoeived ut Norwood <fc Jones, and chci you bet. His honor Judge Cooke took a leading pi in tlte Baptist Convention lately held Greenville. Is Saul also uinony the prophe MaJ. B. F. Vhitner, of Anderson, v among the guests at the Charleston Hotel li week. The Major is a stroug no-fence man The smoke house of Mr. James H. Che; ham near Donnldsville, was broken into Si day night, and iiv? pieces of bacon stolen. Sheriff Jones is a good-looking gentlern and has ordered Mr. Wheeler to print h Jive dozen photographs of his Sheriffalty. Mis# J?ne Ramey is In Charleston, buyl out the principal millinery x-stabllshment! that city, to remove them to Abbeville. I)o you wish for a thousand tongues to si the praises of your spleuilid slock of gooc Advertise In the Pre** and Banner. Editor Bonharn and Mr. E. S. Hale of Nil ty*Slx, left for Columbia on Monday raornl in the interest of the new county. Go to Norwood <fc Jones and get your Sai Clauscandy. Finest lot of French and st ever brought to the market. Sheriff Jones is going to the Mountains | latter naxt of thin week. He is going ov land, via Greenville. Mrs. John A. Calhoun, and Miss Kate C boilu have Just came home uTter a wei visit to Georgia. A party of young people arc contomplat a visit to Aiken during the Christmas Ik day*. Mln Jane Eamey haw Just received a n lot of ladles garnilure, which sh? will i ?heup. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Jordan, of Greeowo were guest*of Mr. W. Joei Smith lata. t>i day. Miss Wesiield,of GTeenvllle, Is now 01 vihit to Mr?. II. E. Hill, of this village. Peisimmon Irmrting Is becoming the fa; ionable amusement In Abbeville. Dr. H. D. Wilson, will go to Due W( Thursday, on professional business. Norwood & Jones' is still the cheapest pli Id town, give them a call. Mr. J. W. Mattlson is a man after our o' he-wt. Saturday was a busy day in town, WAGONS! WAGONS TIIK best and cheapest WAGONS brought to market. ? | THE Tennessee wajjoo?Large heavy spl? did two-horse wagons, cheaper than over I fore?for sale by \V". JOEL SMITH ,vr* | December 1!?, 1877, tf. ICHARLESTON H0TE1 lfe >.l T71 IT T I /IT/" C1/"k"VT D_ H/\ Tj. II. JAUK0U1N & 01/. 'IIS 'i CHARLESTON, S. C. Rates reduced. 82.50, $5.00 and sa pkk. day, According to location <1- room, * [/>ecembtT 19,187U, 3iu S-. NOTICE I ASSIGNEES' SALE V? ;ir iin > a "TTNDER a deed of Assignme Made to James M. Latimer. I Albert J. Clinkscales, the 29lh of Febr ^ arv 1877, for the benefit of his crodilor iy we w;ll sell at Abbeville Court House ( or SECOND MONDAY IN JANUAK >e ifext, within the legal hours of sale t! j"; following property to wit: \r ONE tract of land, No. 1, known 1 ,i" the Piiiekney Land, containing st 221 Acres, is more or less, lying on waters of Penney ? Creek, bounded by lands of W.n.T.Clinl jy scales, James W. Crawford and Lands 1 is; Mrs. Marv Miller. rl TRACT Xo. 2, known as the plantatio Is' ' -aci containing y ? 540 Acres, 6? moro or less, lying on Shank lip Creek, waters of Little River, bounce .e by lands of Dr. J. T. Raskin, Jamf a W. Crawford, W. V. Clinkscuies, an other lands of A. J. Clinkscales. TRACT No. 3, known as the Horn <t j P.'ace, containing r! 300 Acres, "'i |* more or less, on Shanklin's Creek, wt I. ters of Little River, bounded bv lands ( y | W. V. Clinkscales, and Dr. J. T. Baskir "| TRACT Xo. 4, known as the Gibe) o; Tract, containing ly j 313 Acres, f, | moro or less, lying on water H [of Shanklin's creek bounded b i lands of Townos Robertson, Peter Giber j" Dr. J. T. Raskin, W. V. Clinkscales an ' I others. ,s' TRACT Xo. 5, known as the Mitchai ^: Tract, containing 390 Acres, moro or less, bounded bv lands < I R. L. Williams, J. II. Bell, \V. \ jtj Clinkscales and others, and lying o .! waters of Shanklin's Creek. . 1 X it On the Day following (Tues >1 day,) I willsell at A.J.Clinkseale's HomePlac< e e Nino Mules, One Horse, Ten Cow! ? and three Calves, Stock of Ilogs an >- Sheep, Three Wagons, One Carriage an One Buggy. [i Terms of Sales": iii us I Personal property cash. Real estat< o I one-third cash, balance on a credit < J j twelve months, with interest from day < !sale, to be secured by Mortgage of'tli premises, with leave to anticipate paj . ment. Purchasers to pav extra for pi e pers. d J. M. LATIMER, e Assignee. * JOSEPH N. BROWN, Agent for tho Creditors. R j December 19, 1877. ;t 1 ooinrnnn'c Soln nf farirlc .. n.ooiiinuv o kju.iv ui uuuui: u v. o o !e ? T> Y virtue of a deed of assignmer , \j made to IJ. Frank Sloan by Jatnc e VV. Crawford' tlie 24th. day of Januar 1877, lor the benefit of his Creditors, w a will sell at Pendleton Village on the set y | ond Thursday in January next, withi |e I the legal hours of sale, the following pro^ :?1 erty, to wit: One tract of land in Picker a County State of South Carolina know as the J KEOWEE TRACT ? ! containing SEVEN HUNDRED ACRE ? j more or less, situate between Twelv Mile and Keowee Rivers, bounded b c lands of B. Hoggs, and others. - Also at same time and place, one otho trai t of land lying partly in Pickens an partly in Oconee Counties, kuown as th ? COLD SPRING TRACT on which J. VV. Crawford now lives, an k |containing SEVEN HUNDRED AN. ft SEVENTY ACRES more or less, o e I Seneca River, and adjoining lands c s Thomas G. Clemson, and others. u j Also at same time and place, a lot of i"; MULES AND WAGONS. jr 1.1 Also at Abbeville C. H., on the secon !? Monday in January next, one tract c r.H land in Abbeville County on Shanklin' Creek, waters of Little River, containin 11 1 VOTTTiTF.KN HITXDRKI) ACRES yl c. n ore or less, adjoiniug lands of Williai L* Clinkscales, and others. Terms of sale:?Personal properly casl j. Real Estate, one third cash, balance o a credit of twelve months with irtere: a IVoru day of sale to be secured by mor p. gage of the premises with leave to antic c* t ipate payment. Purchaser to pay exti *s for papers. ? B. FRANK SLOAN, ? Assignee. JOSEPH N. BROWN, rs Agent for ttie Creditors. II Dec. li?, 1877 tf" h 2 State of South Carolina b- County of Abbeville. ^ In the Probate Court. Ex-partc?Ge 11. Kay, Petitioner. ;e- Petition for settlement and final di jfn charge. k "VJ"OTICE is hereby given that Geo. I -iA McKay, Guardian of the Estate *e John R.Kay, minor; has applied to th ^ Court for the appointment of a day fi [n settlement of said Estate, and final di charge of said trust. to It is ordered that Friday the 18th ds or of January next be fixed as the day f or the settlement of said Estate and "fin e* discharge of said Guardian. J. FULLER LYON. Dec. 19, 1877. Judge Probate, A. C. isl'State of South Carolin; od . County of Abbeville. of In the Probate Court. F.z Parte?Jo] McMahan, Petitioner. Petition for Settlement and final di Ive charge. as- "VTOTICE is herebv given that Jol lI>* J3I McMahan, Administrator, "eu . testamento annexo," of the estate jn Fergus MaMahan, deceased, lias anpli ts? to this Court for the appointment ota d pas for a final settlement of said estate, a asl discharge from said tract. It is ordered that Saturday tho 19th d at- of January next be lixed for the sett m* me it of the said estate, and discharge the said Administrator. .an J. FULLER LYON, im Dec. 19, 1877 J. Pro. A. C z shemiwsaletIn Re, Real Estate of Alexander Ollv in tliH Pmhiile Court order Is? s^Te. BY order of the Judge of the Probato Coi ne- I will *ell at Abbeville Court House on UK, day in January next within the legal ho of sale, the Heal Estate of Alexander Olv .,tn deceased in the following tracts or parcel! Ick wlt ' One tract known as the HOME PLACE c ,he taining er- rHKEE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THR ACRES more or less, situate at Bowma lal- Kerry, adjoining lands of James Bruce, J Lomux, and others. One tract containing in,, THREE HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACR )li- inore or less, adjoining the tract above scribed lands of James Carlisle, and others Ice The PATTERSON TRACT containing iell :>NE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACR] od. more or less nujomuiK uie unci juinvuw;i jn- eU, and lauds of A M Bowman, and others. Also one tract of land known as the CJ i a LI8LK TRACT, o6ntaining ONE HUNDR VN D FORTY-EIGHT ACRES, more or 1< sh- -md bounded by lands of J H CarllBle, Ma.' arllsle, and Isuae Carlisle, and otberR. >st One half interest in a Flour Mill, sltua . 1 Rocky Rifer, near Ixrwodesvllle, kno ic, < the Oliver & Rampy Mills. Terms Ca ms to be complied with the Judge of F wn Purchai-er to pay fo: titles. <tc. 1 J Y JONES, S A l)eu 19,1877 | NOTICE! . er X? Y virtue of an order of the Probate -D Court, we will sell on Saleday in January next, the notes, accounts, and "judgment, belonging to the estate of Samuel S. Marshall, deceased, for cash. ? J. W. W. MARSHALL, S. S. MARSHALL. , Dec. IP; 1877 tf -J State of South Carolina, 1 Abbeville County: Probate Court?Citation for Letters of Administration. .00 BY, J. FULLER LYON, ESQUIRE of PttOUATE JUDOK. WHEREAS, T. P. Millford has made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects , of Thomas B. Millford late of Abbeville , County, deceased. ,, These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said Thomas B. Millford deceased, that they' be and appear, before nt me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at >y Abbeville C. II., on Saturday the 29th. of ii- December 1877, afler publication hereof, s, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show >n cause, if any they have, why the said AdY ministration should not be granted. ie Given under my hand and seal, this 14th, day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight 19 hundred and seventy-seven and in the one hundred and second year of American Independence. Published on the 19th day of December 1877 in the Abbeville Press and Banner 'h and on the Court House door for the time ;- required by law. 3f J. FULLER LYON, Judge of Probate. Dec. 19, 1877 tf SHERIFFS SALEWilliam H Brooks agulnut Dunlet J Jordan, . J X lJaskin and other creditors against D J p_ . Jordan. Hale under an order from the ? Court of Common Pleas. Execution. - ( BY virtue'of on order of Court of Common Pleas, anil of sundry executions, to me directd ed, against tiie above named Defendant, 1 will sell at Abbeville Court House, on Saleday in January next, within the legal hours ie of sale, the following traclsjof land to wit: Tract No: 1 containing ONE HUNDRED & TWENTY-SIX ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands of Misses Mary and Jane Gordon, J Fiazier Livingston, and others. i- Tract No. 2 containing >f ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES ' more or loss, ami bounded by lands of Mrs . Chatham, Alex McCnlla, and others. 1 Tr^ct No. 3 containing ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES more or less bounded by lunds of A J Ferguson, Thomas C I'erriu, Alex McCalla and others. To be sold as the property of DJ Jordan at the suit of the above named parties. Terms rash. J Y JOSFS, y Oct. 19,1877. SAC ? shemffsTale" Andrew Morrison ag:ailist Robert Jones, Rett becca Davis against Rob't Jones. Sale under Executions. BY virtue of sundry executions to me directed in the above slated cases. I will sell on Kaleday in January next, within the legal iiours of sale, all that tract or parcel*of land >f known as the Hambleton place, containing r. ONE HUNDRED ACRES 11 more or less, situate In the suburbs of the town of Abbeville adjoining lands of Win H Parker, J Y Jones, James Carlisle, John Knox, and others. Levied upon astheprop1 erty of Rob't Jones at the suit of Andrew Morrison, and others. Terms Cash. J Y JONES, Dec 19, 1877 * SAC sheriff's sale. . , Charles Inman against A M Sutherland and C1 Thomas J Hill. Sulo under an Execution, d BY virtue of an execution to me directed in this case, I will sell at Abbeville Court House on Saleday in January next within the Iczui hours of salo the following property to wit: One tract or parcel of land containing SIXTY-FIVE ACRES 3 t more or less, bounded by land* of John T il Haddon, Elizabeth Lynch, and others. >f Levied upon as the pr operty uf Thus J Hill at ie the suit of Charles Iuman. T. Terms Cash. J Y JONES, . Dec 19, lef77 SAC sheriff's sale. Hugh Wilson against SallleGufTln, Laurence 1* Ouftln, and others. Nile under an order > ot Court. 1 BY virtue of an order of the Court to me IV . directed in the ;>bove stated ease, I will sell I at Aobeville Court House oil Malcdtry in Jan-! 'I , I uury next within the leg:<I hours of sale the ,,J >. | following Real Estate to wit: ONE HOUSE AND'LOT ' in the town of Abbeville known as the Wilson Houj.e containing KOUIt ACRES more or t levs and bounded by Magazine Street, Depot 1 Sueet, Jail Street, lot of John Connor, Hut!s son Lomax, and others. n/r, y Terms Cash. J Y JONES, Mf 0 Dec 1?, 1.877 S A C UIl n ^E^FTS~SAXK Laurence M Fouche against Sumptcr D Day. is Execution. n BY vu tue of nn execution to me directed I will sell at Abbeville Court House on Saleday in January next within the legal hours of 1 sale. The following property to wit: ?J c All the l i^ht title and Interest of the above 15 named S D Day, in u certain tract of land o containing y SIXTY ACRES more or less, and bounded hy lands of J W r Calhoun, Mrs E Powers, Mrs Hill, and others. (1] Levied on as the property of sumpter D Day o at the suit of I^iurence hi Fouche. Terms Cash. J Y JONES, Dec 10, lif! SAC 2 SHERIFF'S SALE. u A J Gardiner, against C W Guffin Adminls- A. >f trator of C B Uuilin, deceased. Execution. DY virtue of an execution to me directed in tliis case I M ill sell al Abbeville Court House on Saleday in January next within the le^al hours of sale to wit: d THREE VALUABLE MULES. ,f Terms Cash. J Y JONES, , Dec 19, 1R7T SAC ? SHERIFF'S SALE. G M Jordon Administrator, Ac., In Re J n against J \V Lipscomb. Execution. BY virtue of an execution to me directed . in the above staled case I will sellat Abbe' ville Court llousc on Saletlay in January next 11 within the legal hours of sale the following ft Real Estate to wit: One tract of land cont taining x v TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES L "11 more or less, and bounded by lands of Augus- JL tusGrillin, I firkin Carter, Davis, and others. Terms CaMi, J Y JONES, Dec 19, Itw" SAC ~ SHERIFFS SALE. . Bannister A lien, and Robert McCraven against D M Rodgers. Sale under Execution, j BalanceofReal Estate of D M Rodders. I, BY virtue of an execution to une directed in the abote stated case, I will sell at Abbeville Court House on Saleday in January next within the legal hours of sale. All that o. tract or parcel of land containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES k- more or less, lyiug on Little River, bounded Li by lands of >1 0 Tolmau, William D Mars, and others. Also on.e tract or parcel of land I? known as the Christopher Tract containing of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES in is more or less and bounded by lands of J E or C allioun, L Cain.and others. s. Also the Dixon Tract containing FORTY ACRES more or les?, and bounded by lands of M O _ Tolinan, Mrs Law ton, and others. , Also Hie McComb Tract containing -? SEVENTEEN ACRES more or less, and bounded by lands of William D Mars, Mrs Catharine Alston, and othere. Alt-o is ONE HOUSE AND LOT fr^ .. in Mt Carmel to be described on day of sale. J To be sold as the property of I> M Itodgers at ' the suit of Bannister Allen, and Robert McCraven. Terms Cash. J Y JONES, in Dec 19, 1K77 SAC is_ ~~~ SHERIFF'S SALE. Robert Hutchinson, against Samuel J Hester, jin Win H I'arker, Commissioner, and Edwin BaU?s A Company. Judgment of Forecloslin ure and order of Court to sell the Mortgaged ?1 Premises. ec* BY virtue of an order of the Court of Comav moil Pleas for Abbeville County in tile above ud suited case, I will sell at Abbeville Court ? House onSaleday in Junuary next within the _ legal hours of sale the following Real Estate f* le- to wll; , r 1 yf THE HESTER HOM ESTEAD 1 In Magnolia township containing TWO HUNDRED ACReS more or less, and bounded by | lands of Jumes A Norwood, John A Calhouu, M James Edward CHhoun and others. Also as ? one tract containing foi FIVE HUNDRED ACRES wl er more or less and bounded by lands of John JJL' lor A Calhoun, James A Norwood, and James q. Edward Calhoun, and others. . Terms Cash. J Y JONES, J1 Dec 19, 1S77 SAC ! urs -m ,etrd SHERIFF'S SAL>:. B C Hart against Walter H Smith. Sale under Decree from Probate Court. BY virtue of an order to me directed from E EE the Probate Court in the above stated wise I | ni n h i will sen mi ADoeviue toun nousu un rwicW day in January next within Uic legal buuru of ?ale one tract of lund containing TWO HUNDRKD ACRES ^ more or less lying qn both sides of Turkey tie- t'reek, waters of Saluda River bounded by _ >. lands now or lately owned by Jobn T John- f son, A M Agnew, W II Brooks, C L Smith, vES and otlierR. Terms of salt: one half of the purchase rib- money to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months with Interest at 10 lR- per oent per annum. Credit portion tobeiseED cured by a bond and a mortgage of the preiuIses, purchaser to pay for titles Ac. T son J Y JONES, SAC I Doc 19, 1877 k: ^ wn "O OSENBERG sells the best cider yinish. _?\ egar at 45 cents per gallon. i ? n /CASHMERE by the wholesale at , L ROSENBERG'S U, NOT DELINQUENT IN accordance with section 100 < parts of acts providing for the perty into one act and to amen 1874, the following list of delinqm 1-2*1 I L |?l I is 1=1 < 12 \%\ 6 =1 lf-1 Si Kinard, Mike I 1| 2-57 Phillips, Josh | 1| 47 Rudd, Wallace ]| 2G0f/ Sproul, Charles ...| 1| Watts, Richard Est | 1| 240 Williams, Martha ...| 1| Andersou, Thomas | 2| 38 | Benjamin, Wesley ,| 2| 2 Bond, S L .| 21 Graham, Ben | 2| 25 Hannah, Ned I 2j 10 2 Hodges, Matt 2| 7 Logan, Savage I 2| 1 Parsonage, M E 2\ 1 Pinson, J F 2| 165 I Porter, Rev B F 2| l| Carter, J T 3| 200 1 Parsonage, M E 3 1 Riley & Co., 3| 2 1 Robertson, Isaac. 3| 8 Simmons, A R .. .. 3| | 1 VpppII M E - 31 175i Jones, Geo I 3| 62j | Shaw, Nancy 4| 30| Armstrong, J B Est 5| 81 | Hemphill, R N 5| | 1| Hinton, Rob'tEst 5| 521 | McDutfle, Manuel 6| 1 Gilbert, 8am 7| 40| Moraine, Pope I) 7| 70| lioberts, Menser _| 7| 45| Waller, Boozer & Co, ( 9| 15| 1 Harris, Thos E. I 8| | 1 841e; Benjamin Est | 8] 3311 Dorn, VV B v | 9|1555| I Lyon, T J 9j 173J Robertson, S E 9| 9G| Brooks, JnoO |10| 10| Hamilton, Jno A |10 1811 1 Agricultural Society 2...| 1 I j Bowie, Ben |11 1 Cain, Everage Ill | 1| Enright, John Est [11 Hamilton, Jno A |11 102| | Jordan, Daniel J [11 706| j Kennedy, Jane Est 111 30| | Roach, MB |11| | II Tenuant, Cupid |llj Titus, Ab. J |11| |1| Robertson, Monday |11| | 1| Ware, David Est Ji.M|ll| 145| | Burnett, Adeline |12| 51 | Gailey, Eliza |13| 541 | Johnson, Boswell |14| 25| Bugg, Mack ?1151 34| | Rogers, D M Est |15| 435| | Bouchilon, Jas S |16| 12' | "WTOTICE is hereby given that t lots and parts of lots of Rea ing list, or so much thereof as wi penalties, and assessments charg Treasurerof Abbeville County on ber next?unless said taxes, assessri lore that time. Said sale to be c each tract, parcel or lot is sold or o J. TOWNES ROBERT ( t s i 1 ( GO TO HUM I TO GET TPITS i 1 isl (Ms for tie Least-Money.1 o o J >ur stock ! I ( J Is Unusually Large i i and Attractive NTD MUST BE SOLD" Within the Next Sixty Days. At prices.that will suit the purchaser. j om? one. Come all J i And get some of the bargains i JAMES H. MORGAN & BRO., Greenville, S. C. 1RGEST WAGON YARD the City with Troughs Sleeping House, &c. 'ree of cburte. W. Latimer. with ux and will be pleased to see his eouN. iTov 14, 1*77 tf, IRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! 'HE ut/ilerslened lmve this day united their Agencies, representing FOKTV ILLION DOLLARS Capital and Assets, and ka continuation of the patronage heretore bestowed upon us. We feel assured that Ith our combined strength and experience, e win give entire satisfaction to our customs. Hates as low the least. Office over Post tlce, Abbeville; S. C. DuPRE & BRANCH. J. F. C. DUPRE, W T. llRANcn. [September 1,1877. August 2!). 1877. 3m J OTICE?Is h ereby plven tl'f?t nrplieatl * will bemnde to the I.eglelfltme, nt ?xt sessslon, to charter P IK'KETT A 11 H R'S FERRY, on Baluda R iver, at tl.e crl il site of Swansey's Ferry. PUCKETT & TURNER. August 22,1877. tf. KSTABLISHED 1874. JEO B. EDWARDS. COTTON and GENERAL rnWMTSSTDN MERCHANT. w**^charlestotn, s""c. " ' )ROMFr attention given to Bale of Cotton. Corn, Peas, Rice and Produce of all inds. Merchandise bought free of commission. Agent at Charleston for State Line Ocean teamshlps between New York, Glasoow, lverpool, London and all parts of Europe. References?Bank of Charleston, ?u?. Ad;r <k Co., C.-T. Lowndes <t Co., Charleston, C. [Oct. 3, 1877, 3m. ICE. LAND SALES of "An act to reduce all acta and ; assessment and taxation of pro- r d the same,".approved March 19, (_ tint lands is hereby published x*S; f2 2 " ' *"d 'S ? c ?a kJ $1 H? i &sa I- i *2.a O O o oW Value.lool? O if U fc? ? 1285 OOjlO 53 4 50 3 75118 78 w 275 00| 2 261 97j3 18| 6 39- 8 | 1490 00|21 20| 5 23|3 83j20 25 I | 3'K) OOj 2 42J 1 03|S 25/ 6 70 I | 1200 00| 9 83| 4 21)3 70)17 74 | | 11 00| r-'| 10|3 U^l a 34 200 0O| 1 64 70|8 12| 5 40 15 00| 12 0-5(3 Oil 3 18 / 50 00| 40 19|3" 021 3 59 _ 100 00| 82 35|8 06 4 23 I 105 00| 87 36|3 06 4 29 I 40 00| 33 14|3 02 3 46- .1 1 450 00 3 68 1 68|3 26 8 52 W 1 800 00 6 55 2 81 3 47|12 83 800 00 6 55 2 81 3 47|12 83 1 700 00 5 73 2 46 3 .41 |U 60. . 1000 00 8 19 3 51 3 $8|15 26 | 1 1000 00 8 19 3 51 3 59 15 29 j, 400 00| 8 17 1 4l|3 25 7 93 v | 30 001 46 19 3 03 3 68 I 350 00 2 86 1 2213 20 7 28 875 00| 7 17 3 07|3 51 14 75 * 1 250 001 2 05 88|3 15 6 08 2 I 100 001 82 35|2 06 4 23 3 40 00! 33 14|3 02 3 49 * II 1500 00111 29 5 26 8 8SI21 23 i 128 00 1 05 45|3 08 8 58 I 10 00 1G 07|3 01 3 24 ( 135 00 1 11 48|3 08 4 67 H 280 00 2 29 . 98i3 16 6 ? 198 00 1 63 69|3 12 5 44 1162 00 10 51 4 08(3 73|18 82 1 175 00 1 41 60J3; 10( 5-11 . 1C62 00 8 69 3 73|9'62| 1-ff ()4r 3315 00 27 14 10 82|4 80|42 8G 1044 00 8 55 3 60|3 61|15 82 | 576 00 4 72 2 02|3 84|10 08 n 50 00 21 10|3 05j 3'30 \J 1050 00 8 60 3 G9|3 61|15 90 1 70 00 57 25|3 04| 3 80 . 5 00 031 0113 00| 3 04 1 250 00| 2 05 88[3 15| 6 08 1 200 00; 1 64 70|3 12| 5 46 510 00| 4 18 1 79|8 30| 9 27 2 4530 00|37 10|15 90|5 05|68 65 | 150 0U| 1 231 53|3 09/ 4 85 1| 145 00| 1 661 49)3 11| 5 28 . 1| 50 00| ,40 17I3 02|3 59 ~ 1 300 00| 2 461 1 05(4 18| 6 69' 1 125 00| 1 031 43|3 07| 4 53 280 00) 4 75| 2 04(3 34|10 13 } 25 001 21 ( 08|8 -011 8 30 Th 270 001 2 211 9o|3 16| 6 32 o'( /in 00! 401 17i3 021 3 M ov I 78 oo; 65| 27|3 06| 3 98 Th I 38.50 00)27 42{ 11 80j4- 90|44 lu bo J 50j00| 401 17|3 02| 3 5? he whole of the several parcels, 1 Estate described in the forego- j ill be necessary to pay the taxes, ed thereon," will be sold by the Monday, the 31st day of Decemnents and penalties are paid beontinued from day to day until : ffered for sale. uj 'SON, County Auditor. BANDIES, CRACKERS. CITRON, SPICE8, fj j raisins, &c., at Cuunlngham A Temple- v on'b. [Dec. 12, 1877 tr HAWLS at New York cost at Cunningham & Templeton's. [Dec. 12, 1877 tf ]loaks! Cloaks! Cloaks I g A NOTHER lot of those elegant Fitting ?.e t\ and Htyllnh goods: All prices, Just re- '? icived: At the do EMPORIUM OF FASIIION. SANTAGLAUS ~ DROPPED In at Norwood <k J ones' las night and left the choleelt fot of French Di uid Stick CANDY over seen In the market v STRAYED, fi ON last Sunday evening a dark Buy Mare MULE, medium sire, strayed from my lot. A liberal reward will he given to any Due for her return, or forany information that iviii i(?au U) nor discovery. j. December 12,1877, lit. J.H.WALKER. He CHEISTIASTMM'S ? ' t-:; i. r loi . (IN) . . ki STYLISH MILLINERY. SCARFS. RUFFLING8, ^ LACK BELTS, KID J3L0VES. fl FUR SETTS, (X)RAL JEWELRY. Il BRACELETS, SILVER THIMBLES, HAIR GOODS, DRE8H GOODS m) mil numerous of,her usefhl articles for thelft- . lies, always on hand, at lowent cash prices at Lhe " EMPORIUM Or FASHIONS. D! State of South Carolina, S v County of AbBeville. IN THE PROBATE COURT., _ Jgx Parte?John \V. Calhoun, Robert Calhoun, Executors. Petition for final Settlement and Discharge. Jj1 WTOTICE is hereby given tha} the j^( John W. Calhoun and Robert Calhoun Executors of the estate of N'athan Calhoun, deceased have ap- T plied to the, Court for the appointment X >f uday for a settlement of said estate md discharge of the executors.< sa It is ordered that 'Wednesday the I6ih of January 1878 be fixed for a fl- ^ iial settlement of said estate, and dis- fol iharge of the executors.-: . ie, J. -FULLER LYON, iai Judge-Probute, A. C. nn December 12, 1877. .... . T1 ? .. i. . . | . i. ii J .! 11 06 State of South. Carolina, ? > s , 3 f .... th County Of Abbeville. g IN THE PROBATE COURT. Ex Parte?S. 8; Marshall and J. W. ? W. Marshall, Executors of Samuel | S. Marshall, deceased. : ?'j ? < Petition for settlemerft and disofrarge. m NOTICE is hereby given that the J jL^I above named Executors have applied to this Court for a final discharge from the office of Executorship of the deceased. It is ordered, that Thursday, the J 10th of January 1877, be appointed as the day for the settlement of the estate of said deceased, and the discharge of the said Executors. J. FULLER LYON, Judge Probate', A. C. December. 10th 1877. Greenville and Colombia Railroad A CHANGE1 OF SCHEDULE. Passenger Trains run dully, Sundays excepted, connecting with the Fast Day Trains South Carolina Railroad up and down. On and after Wednesday, Nov. Hth, 1877, the following will be the schedule : UP.:' - Leave Columbia at -10 10 a m Leave Alston . 1 10 p ra Leave Newberry i 2 2J p ra Leave Hodges 6 15 p m ? Arrrlve Abbeville * li> p m Leave Helton 7 1X5 p m Arrive at Greenville 8 36 p ra DOWN. D Leave Greenville at ...... 1 20 a m LeaveBeltnn 9 10 a m Leave Abbeville - 9 00 a ni _ " ? in M I L.eave nouges -?< ? <.. . Leave Newberry 1 42 p in Leave Alston 8 20 p m " Arrive at Columbia ....... 5 00 p m ^ ANDERSON BRANCH AND BLUE RIDGE si DIVISION. - : fr Daily, except Sundays, between Belton and _ Walhalla. .dceommodatlon trains between Helton and Anderson on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. UP. ' Leave Belton - 7 O-'i p m Leave Anderson ... 7 90 p in * Leave Pendleton... .. 8 45 p m *< Leave Perryvllie : 9 20 p m n Arrive at walhalla _... 10 00 p m 0 DOWN. Leave Walhalla 5 50 a m Leave Perryville. 6 .'10 a m Leave Pendleton 7 20 a m Leave Anderson 1 8 10 a M . Arrive at Helton.^. 1 8 50 a m Laurens Branch Trains leave Clinton at 10.00 a. m. and leave JNewnerry a.i*? p. ui. uu muu* days. TuesdiO'B, Thurwlaya and Saturdays. Abbeville Brunch Train oonnectsat Hodges j with down aud up train,' dally Sundays excepted. THOMAS DOPAMEAD, G?neral Superintendent. Jabez Nor ton, Jk., Ocj.tral .1 kkiti gent. CORAL JEWELRY, PANSIES, Jet flow, Bracelets, Tucking 1 Combs, Ac., in new und desirable styles, verv cheap, at the LKKlill'M CF FASHION. CHRISTMAS GOODS IFENED AND BEAD "FOR SALE: 1 y ING of his usual selected artl / At much reduced prices forcasL. ? ? ?*T ? ?* ?% VIITTin JSiJWiA ra.itii.Xi a.TRY HOME FIRST CONGAREE UI WORK! Columbia, S. C. IS Mill PROPRIETOR. REDUCED PRICES: ERTICAL CANE Mill List of Prices lollers, 10 inchcs diameter 8 12. " " " 1*4 " " V 10 ' " i 12 " " r ' 14 " " * I Dove prlcescomplete with Frnme. Wltl Frame, 810 less on each Mill. ORIZONTAL?3 Roller M for Steam or Water ,;Pow er, $150. v Send Your Orfiers for ane Mills AND Syrup Ketil TO D. B. SMITH, Agent. Abbeville C. H? 8. N otice. WILL be let to the lowest birfdei luraday the 3d of January next, a lock a. in., the building of a bri er Little River at Cade's upper y le contractor will bo required to g in1 with good security. It. JONES, It A. McCASLAN, G, M. MATTISON, Co. Commlnslone )ec. 3d, IWt warning! PERSONS crossing the bridge at C? >per Mill, will do it at their own ris R. A. MeC^lSL^lN. Co. Cor Doc. 3, '77-3t . orn Whiskey ai apple cideb. [ KEEP nothing but the purest Nc .rolina Corn Whiskey, the best Af dor, and Seeger's Lager Beer, whic 11 abIw nooli nnm'f aalr fnt* />* IX UJI i JT IVi Vill7 A/UU ?W4 V( Store on-Washington street, tl or from the Carriage Factory. Dec. 5, '77-tf J. W. RYK/1RI Just Received A L^IRQE stock of all kinds of s ows, also plow-stocks, cheap at Dec. 5. W. JOEL SMITH'! MLOSORE OF MOBTGAI > Y virtue of a mortgage given to us J Mrs. Sal lie C. Williams, We 1 11 to the highest bidder at Abbev >urt House on saledav, 7th .Tanui r8," all that tract or parcel ofSand nging to the said Sollie C. Williams lown as the y'' BAKER PLACE, ONTAINM 225 ACRE ore or less, situated in Abbeville co , and bounded by the lands of Will: ilson, Mrs. Anderson, Thos. Jaokt ckson, Jordan and others. Terms?One half cash; the balance c edit of twelve months, with 10 per a torest, to bo secured by mortgage. J. D. Neel, J. L. Pressly, Dec. 5, '77. \ Executors, & Sale on oreclcsure of Mortgag JY virtue of mortgage and with c sent of G. W. Caldwell, the m< gor, I will sell at -clbbeville C. H., Icdav. January 7, 1878, that tract of li iw owned by said George W. Caldw unded by lands of W. C. Hunter, iomas,Mr.Pruitt and others, contain ur hundred and eighty acres, mor <s, of which 100 acres are fine botl nd, three-fourths cleared, 150 acre itural forest and 50 acres of pine la lere is a good dwelling house with ssary outbuildings, and the cabins nveniently distributed. The trac io of great fertility, well watered, o bottoms are ditched. Intending p lasers are invited to examine and ju r themselves. Terms Cash. PETER McKELL^ll December 6th, 1877. 'HE CHEAPGASH HOU r. P. QUARLE! AGENT, Dealer in, IRT GOODS. GROCERIES,!. SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING AND MM id Will Salt at the Very Loi 'Prices. STOCK COMPLETE. CLOTHING CHEAPER THAN EVER. T. P. aUAELES, Agem September 19,1877, tf. White Lead. ry Paints, Paints in Oil, I pound c E. PARKE F you want a dozen Kpool cotton 1 , cents, cull on Rosenberg. IUNNINOham & TEMPLKToy have Juki j celvod u new supply of prints p ,ylen. u complete und full llue of alp om .'{Occnts to 90 cents. To Debtors. ^fO man has been more lenient th JN have been towards my debtors, >r this reason I think they should le now that I need the money. Pa Id scores and start anew. Respectfully, . w. T. PENNED Oct. 17, 1877, tf. FLOUR! FLOUR! Splendid For Loaf Bre Does not Require Yeast to Make it R TRY IT, At the Cash Store T ?1 ATTiDT l?a A A M ? 9tp emb?r 19,1877, tf. NEW lot of GenUs' clothing ceived at ROSEXBE** L. H. RUSSELL Has Recently Opened ? titt> n m at a n/H ift. J! iftS J. Ul^adS "** GROCERY STORE, AT BEQUESFS OLD STAND, WASHINGTON ST., ABBEVILLE. |"J~E keeps the very beat of FLOUR . BACON, i LARD, \ SUGAR, ^ COFFEE, FRUIT, SCANNED GOODS, And everything kept in a tirst-class / FAMILY'GROCERY. > I HE alsokenpson hand a large supply ' of the best brands of . CORN AND RYE * WHISKIES, .. WINES AND BRANDIES, II CIGARS AND TOBACCO. " CHEAP FOR CASH ou November 28, 1877, tf. / lill V^SFBSSTBSR : " WEATHER ALMANAC for 1878, tells the weather for every day of the year. EDWIN PARKER. November 28,1877, tf. JUST received at R. M. HADDON<? Go's 5 Cases Ladies Shoes, 2 " Millinery and Fancv Goods, 1 11 Notions and 1 Case ?)ry Goods. November 28, 1877, tf. _ T~A~DIES DRESS GOODS, 15 to 65 e'fcs. 68 Ju Black Alpaccos, 25 to 60 cents. Water Proof, fifty-six inc's wide, 85 ct's. Ladie's Cloaks, $4 to $12 Ladie's Hose, 85 to 50 cents. Men's Half Hose, 8 to 50 cents. Ladies Kids, 75e to $2. Ladles Shoes a specialtv. B. M. HAl)DON & CO'S. November 28,1877, tf. on Millinery, Millinery. d 1VT,RS- **ADDON is up with the times ?.?. -LtjL' in her department and has made v"* largo additions to her stock since the >lve great decline in these goods. Ladies wanting anything in the way of a nice Hat, Neck Ties, Frills, Cuffs, Lace Bibs, Collars, Corsets, Underware, Handkerchiefs, Zephyr, shawls, ?fee., should give rs her a call. R. M. H ADDON <fc CO. , November 28,1877, tf. = A NOTHER LOT xjl of those. elegant fitting and stylish Ladies Cioaks, all prices, , , to arrive in a few days, at the 8 EMPORIUM OF FASHION. Novomber 28,1877, t? n. . __ Colored Shawls. j TN ordar to close out our large stock of Lid. jL the above goods wo shali from this date offer them at cost, and ladies wanting bargains will do well to give us a look before purchasing elsewhere at the _. EMPORIUM OF FASHION. November 28, 1877, tf. HflARNES and ^ RADDLES. rAiZGEj' Stocks of JZarnfss, Saddles, Leathi er&c., at prices LOWEJ2 than the LOW EST. Shoe Findings lnclnding the best French Calf S'kins and Tanners and Machine 3. oils, specialties. Those desiring goods in my line will And it to their interest to purchase !Tl of me. Give me a trial and be convinced. xH, The best goods for ihe least money rBt VAEDSY MCBEE, Main Street, next door the Sigh of the . Great Boot. GREENV1L1.E, S. C., iUe Oct. 10,1877, 5m . ' ' bej Notice to Debtors. DEBTORS to the estate Of Bannister Allen deceased are hereby notified that they must pay their debt* at once to Chas. P. Allen, Executor of sidd estate. IM By doing so they will save costs* 8 CHAS. P. ALLEN, > Executor. un. Lowndesville, 8. C. iam Novem ber 21, 1877, tf. 7. Tie Falsetto Cote Gin, 3nt- MANUFACTURED BY c J. M. MATTHEWS, Ninety-Six, S. C. DEALER IN Furniture, coffins. Belting ^and v Gin Material generally, and Agont for 8team Engines, Throsncrs, Reapers and Mowers, Cotton Presses, Ac. CONDENSERS, Feeders and Seed Crushers attached to Gins when desired. onREPAIRING CAREFULLY DONE, on All communications receive prompt atind tention. ell. Purchasers should call or correspond , D. with him before purchasing; elsewhere. . ing Jsi oun, 1877. tf. . ?? GREAT INDUCEMENTS?" nd. 03?5OO a?e W0RTH 0F ti00DS 40 be sold at as? ?s VV tonishingly low prices, at R. M. HADDON 6c CO'S. Ze THE FIRST IN MARKET. k. V .J ^ Direct from New Orleans !! n PURE ANTMNE. ' 10 BOGUS ABOUT IT!! WHITE BROTHERS have just received a shipment from New Orleans of choicc new crop New Orleans Molasses, SThe first qf the season, it is very nne. ' ? Call and be shpplied. 1 . WHITE BROTHERS. ves Nov. 21, 1877. W.J. DELPH, HOLES A EE and Retail dealer in COOKING STOVES, TIN yARE, Ac., <tc. HAVE at all times in Stock those First Class Stoves, ,ans. EXCELSIOR, COOK, _L- STEWART, HENRY CLAY, or35 _ __ PLANTER, 4c. W. J. DJSLFH, retty 265 BROAD STREET, IICU8* _ _ AUGUSTA, GA. At Lowest Prices. Jso Charge for Drayage, October 34, 1877,3m. 5 Augusta Hotel y up ' x Corner Broad and Washington Streets, r AUGUSTA, GA., Has been thoroughly Kenovated, Re| modeled, and Newly Famished. ? TT IS located In the ccntro of busloea 1 Telegraph Office In tho Hotel Bulldlni Express Office In the name block. PostrOt '",u? Hce only one block oil'. All other public con loo. venlences clone at hand. The Office of the Hotel will be open durln the night, and guest? will be received, o called at any hour. YX7 XT WAADr ' ' n . A. JUUVAi^i A X up 1, nt* Rates of Board, 82.00 per day. Oct 24, 1877, 3m. ANNED GOODS OF ALL KIND at Cunningham <fc Templetou's. i o. June Otli, 1877 tf TOZl Steam I ; . i TWENTY Of which are Now W ill the County of 1 fair Prospect ot ai , fore long. A ] Terms can be plyini , K Pot. 31, 1877 tf. TO THE : ' My customer^ know that I have heretofor in style, quality and prices. The time has come when these goods the North and West. I do not go backwards, but continually ra now styles. I have made reductions in prl< pense to placo in your hands a Price List th I respectfully invite you to call and exam ing elsewhere. Orders by mail will receive It would make the list too large to deseril Bedroom, Parlor Suits, Dining Room, Office Secretaries, Dwarf Libraries, and Book Ca* this list contains only a few of the prices of PARLOR SUITES.-Slx Chairs, Hair Cloth , 'prR?p*t821tfcJ4, J28. 1 PARLOR ROCKERS.?Carved Top, Hair , Cloth or Rep. 89.00, $11.00, $14.00,817.00. , . MATTRESSES.?Straw and Cotton, $3.50. $4.00: .Shuckand Cotton, $3.73, $4.25;Cotton $0.00 < HIDEHOARDS.-MarbleTopB.fiO, 825, $30, $35, , $40, $46, $60; Marble tops upwards to $150. rAttiAm nuno.?rseven pieces, rcuir i/iuui or Heps, Wo, $50,$?0, $70, $80,890, SIOO. 9125; Nine ! nieces, Leather or Cane, $150; Eight pieces, i Fine, upwards to $450. CHAMBER SUITS.-Imitation Walnut or Oak, $20; Ten pieces, solid head, carved top, $24, $28, $34, $40, $45, $50. # DRESSING CA8ES.?Ten pieces, *40, $45, $50, $65, 800; Ten pieces Walnut $70, 880, $W, $100, ten pieces Walnut upward&to $800. CHAIRS.?Cane scat, per half dozen 85.75. Cane seat, Dining half dozen, $8.75, Cane seat bent Dining per half dozen 810.00, Split seat per half dozen $3.60, Best Cane seat, $4.75, unof 8*) O-t IIOOKERS.?Wood Seat Arm, $2.00; Wood : Seat Nurse, $1.00; Cane Seat Nurse, $2.50; Cane , Scat Arm. 53.75. WALNUT BUREAU SUITS.-Ten pieces, enclosed Wash Stand, 835,845,850: Ten nieces, Marble top, enclosed Wash Stand, $45, $50, $55, $00, $05; Ten pieces, marble top upwards to $125 No charge for freight, drayage or packinf Thanking you for past favors, I r? October 31, 1877, 12 m. "OUR MANUFACTUI rpiS a good idea to remember them, bu X neglected. J.nd we take pleasure In while the firm of CHRISTOPHE remains honored as it has been for thirty j Ladies and Gentlemen We have now on hand and are offering a $100,000 FOREIGN AND Dai ,, .It-will pay every one to give ns a call b< benefit of those who cannot come, we will We Prepay ght on all Oct. 21,1877,6m. < A. STRICTLY A. BEQ 4TkESIRES to notify his friends that |JL* siness on a strictly CASH BAS eiua.ll profit. His stock will consist in p Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, B .Bacon, Lard, Corn, Gr: T also imve on Hand a Fine Stoct WHISKEYS, COGNAC, PEACH AI ! SHERRY, MADEIRA, PORT. M WINES, ano a Good Stock of ALE A] I will make it to the advantage of pu and Prices.' A April 18, 1877. tf. Dr. EC. 3D. 1 D EN1 ABBEVILLE, S. C? Offii L. SSI House, Sign and ABBEVIL f1 RAINING, Marbling, Papcr-ganglng, Kali \T #t?-Si)coinl attention mid to Frescoing ?1 WORK WARRANTED. ?*3 M * tl AS THE BES?fSS Its competitors receiving onfy an award Tbe Mom- Us Bu DnHmltad Capacity to do all kind ITS PATE5T AUTOilATlC "CUT OF chine from rnnning backwards, and < from tbe machine to wind thread on t other Sewing Machines, to the great tucking', hemming and ruffling. It do< of time than an j other Sewing maehin WITH EYEKY MOTION of the FOOT ; fhtWilitlMli! TilUotlDUl It requires no spccial instructions to fiirnished with each machine. * k rr caiiot get out or order, aid thi f A properly executed Certificate is far to keep it in repair, free of charge, terms of payment, and delivered, tret United States where we have no Agei "g Send for Illustrated CataJ For full particulars address I WILS fc - -?- vrr YOBKj HEW 0ELEA53, . ? 3R'SI Ingines, THREE orbing Successfully . Luderson, with a i many more be* Price list and' i had l>y ap% to ' U TOZEft, COLUMBIA, 8. C. PUBLIC, - ArousTA, Ga.. August L 1877. e led the "Ihtrniturj' trade of tae Sooth, can be purchased as c?eap from me as iu ilse the standard of my goods, and add :es wherever possible, and spared no exat will help you to purchase goods. 1 ine my stock and prices before purchase : as much attention as if given in person* be and copy ait the different prices of 3, Standing Parlor and Ladies* Desks, ies.Tnanufactured by <ne, and therefore, gooda kept by me, BUREAS.?Imitation Walnut and Glass, (7.75, 80.75, Walnut and Glasv. $13.75. 117,50; Walnut quarter Marble and Qhian 919JV. t^LCf. S28.00, $34.00: Wnlhut full Maxtofe and GUtM and apwardi toSMO.OO. , , utj.rcijL jt,AiJH.?r?o. i uea ?stzu, wo. 7 bm 12.75, No. 3 Bed Solid Head. 4 feet. 6 laches high 53.75, No. 4 Solid carvea top, 6 ft. 4 In. high 54.00, No. S Bed Solid carved top, French $8jOO, No. 1 Bed Walnut, carved top. < feet high 37.75, No. 2 Bed Walnut, solid head, carved top 9 feet 8 in high $9.75.No 8 BedWalmft, solid head, carved top, 7 feet? in high SILTS, No 4 Bed Walnut, solid head, carved topt 8 net6 in, high 214,00. WASH8TANDS.?Imitatton Walmrt flJW, Walnut enclosed (4,00, WaJnut Msotoletop 9800 WARDROBES?Walnut $17, Walnut two drawers 919, Wain attwo drawers drop bawdies carved top 822, $80, Walrmt two draw, 4ta>f> handle, curved top, nacy panels 185. TaBLGS.?Round or SQoare $1,50, WaUwt centre, draw 13,00. Walnat Centre Marble toy 87,00, $6,00, $0,00, $12.00, $18,00, $28,00, $25,00. TOWEL RACKS.?Walnut SB, $1-90, ?/?, 82,00, 84,00. SOFAS.?Large Hair Cloth or Heps, carved top $18. $22,824.W0. , * ?. T ETE-A-TETE8.?Tete HSfiO, $UJl $U,7t, 924,75. ? jmain, roars respectfully. G-. V. DeGRAAF. INS INTERESTS." ?*. %. 1 i f t our Dry Goods Interests most not b? assuring our friend* that it never will ? ? ' V', f R GRAY & CO, #' "J 'cars with the confidence and patronage of of Abbeville Connty, t prices to suit ttotimesy. WortH of BSTIC D Y GOODS, afore purchasing dsewherw, and fbrtife BHnr) Samnlfis to uit adArftas. Orders amounting Id $10. LAYctoOO. CASH HOUSE" IUEST he has determined to conduct his bu IS and will dispose his goods with ft art of oots, Shoes, Crockery, Flour, is), Sugar and Coffee^ c, of LIQUORS, CORN AND RYE *D APPLE BRANDY, N. E. RUM, ALL AG A AND SCUPPERNONG STD LAGER. - rchasers to call and examine my stock . Bequest. KTI LSONy cist, 3e Over the Post Office. ITH, Fresco Fainter, LE, S. C, uomlning, Gilding on Glara, Tin ?nd "Wood. ' Churches, D>M*> and DvcDiitn. 49*ALL October 10,1877. Sm k ECONOMIZE! I ' " / HGRAND PRIZE mmmAJk DIPLOMA. UAL EXPOSITION TdZJL iY SEWING MACHINE. for torn* special feature of their machine* i Shuttle Sewiiii Maclie * of Family Sowing and IUdu factoring, F" on the hand wheel prevents tho ma* (briates the necessity of taking the work he bobbins, which must be done with dl annoyance of the operator, especially iu is one-third more work in a girea length e. the UACnUTE SUES SH STITCHES. i rak is ox iii u far rite Mat < use it; an Illustrated Direction Book if I ADJUSTMENTS ARK ABSOLOTXLT PERFICT. nished with each Machine, gnaraateeing for five years. Machines sold 01 easy i of charge, at aay Railroad Depot ia the its. ogu?4 J9* JLfiati Wut?i ON SEWING MACHINE CO. LA.; CHIOAQa ILL.) or 6AN FftAXOlBCQ. Oil*