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The Press and Banner. Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1878. The Auilitot's OHicc. Belm; In quest of Items which might be of Interest to our rentiers, we culled at the olllee of the County Audi tor, and on making k nown our business were gratified at being informed j by that highly cfllclent and accommodating! officer, Col. J. T. Itobcrtson that he was about forwarding* the real property of the j county, ftsreturned hy the taxpayers, with a view to the next assessment and Volleetion of taxes, and that lie would with pleasure fur- j nish us with a copy, made out by townships, i Believing this would i>e Interesting '? 'he tax 1 payers of our county we publish it in full, lie informed us that tlie aggregate value ofthis item of property, as Just returned is some SWO/WU less than the previous assess- : nient. Hut having the privilege, as they did j on the occasion of the last return, of fixing i the price at which their lands should be en-1 tered against them, have in the main return-} ed them at a fair valuation and will no long-1 Icr have to submit to paying nixes on a valuation out of all proportion to the true worth ?!" th 'lr property. \Ve were informed l?y the; auditorthat the constitution provides that tiie real property shall be assessed only oncel in every five years unless otherwise ordered ! by special act of the Legislature and that | having been assessed in Wt would not have been reassessed before ls7i? unless such special act was ordered, l>ut happily such an net was passed by the last legislature. Whilst he does not claim the entire credit for ' liavlns; tills done lie thinks that he at least > contributed to that end as, being impressed ' with the fact that our people were paying taxes on a valuation of their real estate far In excess of tiie true value of the same, he determined to do all In his power to relieve ghem. and to that end called theattention of he Grand Jury repeateilly to the crying n.?fccssliy for a reassessment of the real property of the county in order to give the several kax payers the opportunity, which had lontr Iteen denied them of returning their property at its market valne, and had the Jury to in-J1 [corporate the same in their presentment on: more than one occasion during the last. year. For the interest thus taken in this matter j' and the efforts made to relieve them we are; sure lie will receive the thanks of all of the J taxpayers of our county. The Governor; could not have made a better appointment than Col. Hol?ertson. Hiscfllciciicy'andcour-1 tesy to the people, as far as we have been informed, have given entire satisfaction. We i have been promised the abstract of the personal property wnieh we will publish in our next issue. The Charlotte Observer. T?KI? In ?t.A l.rtft /l.lllr tll'lt liullc the old North state. Kdited witlini>iiity and j vigor, and ??ii new typo, printed In tlie iiiuli-} est style of the typographical art. it niumt I fail to he an acceptable visitor to the o.'lice, to ' I the shop and the lire-side. With an exten-jl hive exchange list in the hands of editors) i who read, and with the help of a fall corps of i correspondents In every section of the South, | ] the public aresure to get In th Ohxrrrrr at ! | least a synopsis of every thine transpiring of| Interest In any part of the country. The lo- | , c d editor Isuntlrlng in his efforts to make : the Ob*etfrr truly "a map of busy life," and ' his successftil ctforts are Worthy of all cmula-! tlon bv those of us whoare less industrious. '' The Oo*vrrr Ik published at a commercial mart of Importance, which gives it addition- , al features of interest. ! i Prize Cotton. Mr.!* II. Russell has the honor, so far as we know, of headinc the Abbeville market this :1 ycarln the fineuuailty of his cotton. HesoM ; a bale last week at ten ami a quarter when the top of the market that day was nine and a quarter. It was a cash sale. too. The rot-;t ton in question \tas produced on his White' 1 Lick place. and came from peculiarly tine j I need introduced here by Mr. Cobb. \ve understand that Mr. Cobb paid thirteen dollars i , for a bushel of tlif seed. Such seed Is surely ! j worth havln;:. The cotton was remarkable j for Its lonir, fine fibres and was certainly as i pretty a Ham pie as we ever saw. , ' Dnily Evenlnc Sentinel. The brightest and sprlahtllest little dally ' i between the Blue Ithtee and the sea is the! Auaiutft Ertuhuj Srntinrl. It is filled chock', full of the late.-' news and telegrams from j ( ev? ry part of the 1'idon, and Is a newspaper i In the best sense of the word. It elves, be-j cldes the live advertisements of the most,1 enterprising business firms of the city, daily j" nbout fifteen colunis of closely printed read-Inic matter of the choicest kind, at the tin- t precedentedly low price of four dollars a ( year. Send subscriptions to Messrs. Waleh I <fc Wright, Augusta, Gn. ! t Splendid Ileginnin?. The Abbeville Graded School opened on t Monday 7th October under the most favoring i auspices. Ninety five pupils entered the class-rooms on the very first morning. Ves-i., terday the number was increased to fully a ! hundred,and the prospect is that In a "few; weeks there will be in attendaneeat least one, * hundred and twenty-five. ThoTrusjees have ; ' ordered a lot of patent desks,and in a short' time the school-rooms will be completely fur- < nished. .?>. Fn<t l)ny. Aceordlnz to Governor Hamilton's appoint-' ment. lasi rrway was ohmtvi'ii iitc as ;i <iay , of fasting and prayer, with ret'croii'-o t-?t??? , ? yellow fever. Appropriate services were held i In Trinity Church ami In tin- Methodist : Church, and collections were taken up in !? half of the sufferers My Iln< plastic. The day s was not very irem-rally observed by tin- mor- 1 cantlle unci professional portion of our comluuulty. \ I Abbeville Comity Pair. Tiik KxotMitlvCommittee of tlx- Abbeville!! Agricultural Society mot In the Court IIonsi>! 1 immodlHtely after the adjournment of the I (ViuntyCltlft, anil resolved to hold the Annual > Fair on the Ifltli 2ath. and'.Mst of November { t next. The oHlc-ors will revise the premium ; list In a few days, when we presume it will I j be Riven to the nubile. i , The Ouii'lm Journal wants Liberty Hill and j i Swift Creek to give barbec ued dinners.; Krleml. If you had had as much observation i . of such meetings as we have, yon would dlscountcrance them. They always cost some-; body a deal of trouble and money* and are ' seldom satisfactory. The roughest and j1 worst behaved crowds generally attend I Mich meetings. Hut little jjood Is ever ne- ! f compllshed by them and wc are at a los? t??i > know why an.vlMMly wants to hav > a barbecue. For our own part, we prefer t.> take our mutton chops and political speeches on sepa- 1 rate dishes. Mksrus. (JoonwYS & Camtu, of (Sreen- b vlile, offer inducements to purchasers. Their j stock Is la rue and varied. Mr. (ieorire <| Allen, of Cokeshury. Is in this Store, and he i will take special pleasure in serving Abbe-;, vi lie customers. .Mr. Allen's popular man- "ners and straight forward way of doim; hu-J slness has made lilin the ecu I renin large trade. Bo sure to call at tills store. Mr. j Carter is himself an Abbevile man, who Is' not less anxious than Mr. Allen to give his ! ohl neighbors a good bargain. Thk Orangeburg Times rejoices over the j receiptor fourteen dollars from one suiiscrl- j ber?twelve dollars for arrearages and two I dollars to pay in advance. The Timrx recites j this fact with the hope that other subscribers i will do likewise. \\ e think if the Timrs man 1 waits on all his subscribers for six years, that he is the most putlcnt und luiig-sutiering man that we wot of. Thk Kerxhrtw ({<uettc has one of the most active and energetic local editors in the i State, and as a consequence the Unzctlr is a superb paper?always live, enterprising and pleasant to read. Last week that paper said: ] , "Tbe Pre** rind D'tnnrr contains more read-1 ing matter than any other paper published! in South Carolina, so far jus our knowledge j' goes." Orr for Due West.?Messrs. Patterson i: Wardlaw Thos. Perrln and John L. Perrln, j und Willie Thomson have gone to Hue West to enter on another year's course of study in 1 F.rsk I ne College. We are glad to note this fact, and hope that other of our talented young men may go to this college, which ]' deserves our patronage. j1 Mr. E. C. Connor, formerly of Cokesbury,! \ is now In that large house of Dixon A Co., Greenville, where he will be pleased to see his friends, whether they want to buy or not. I Mr. C-onnor Is a polite gentleman and an ex- < ceilent salesman. It will be pleasant to 1 meet him. i By his handsome portraits and pen pictures I of South Carolina's distinguished sons the I > ErigefltUl Advrrtiier Is now more prominent,1 in the Held of journalism than perhaps any ! other weekly in theStnte. The Aiticrfixrrr af- j' ways manly and brave, never falls to be just 'j ana generou*. All the local Democratic clubs of the'i County will meet on next Saturday at s j1 o'clock, to elect managers to conduct the pri-1 mary election tor sheriff, which comes olTj on that day, commencing at 9 o'clock and closing ru o ciock in me auernoon. Now Is the time to have your Job printing done. Every business house should lmve Hi 11 Heads. Letter Heads, <fcc., prill ted. You en n havo tliein printed Just us neatly and cheaply I at the Preu and Jiunncr Oflicc as anywhere] < clso In the State. Mb, David Haddox who farms near the village at the E&kln place, had his hand badly cut in a gin last Friday. Dr. Parker was called, and by careful nursing, lie thinks am- j , putatlon will not be necessary. No man in business should ever write a business letter without his card printed at the head of his sheet of paper. It Is a first-class j ; advertisement, and prevents numberless inis-i takes. Order them from us. We have received a handsomely printed j pamphlet frcm the Wetv$ iff Courier otllce containing the proceedings of the third and fourth annual meetings of the .South Caroli,na'8tate Press Association We are pleased to learn that Mr. John b. .Weir, formerly of this place, now runs :i ?*ood < store on his own account. When you go to Greenville give him a call. He is a good man and deserves success. The Eleventh Annual F;.ir of the Farmers' and Mechanics' Association oi' Anderson County will be held at .iindersor ^ourt House on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 23d, I 21th and 2>th of October. We direct attention to the tabular state-j ment of the real estate of Abbeville County | to be found in another column. The figures will well repay a perusal. Preserve tiiem for future reference. The Associate Reformed Prmbt/l'-rinn, in< speaking of the demise of a good citizen, and j a pious member of the Church, say:t, "he passed up to the place where U is mid there shall be,'1 Ac. Dr. w. C. Beown, of Anderson, In a card, has consented to become a candidate for the! Legislature from Anderson County, He !:us ' much to say about the "poor, down-trodden j .tax payer." Tiie Secretary and Treasurer of the Ornnge'btirg Agricultural and Mechanical Association publishes in the JKdixto (inri'm an exhaustive premium list, embracing seventeen premium". Mb. P. D. Maztck who has filled the office ,of telegraph operator at this plac?* for the; jpast vear ha? b'-?n ordered to Newberry and i Jvlr. i. Z. Hoke takes his situation at Abbe-1 vllle. Cigars.?Mr. James M. Ijawson, deals In ! the be?t cigars that arc made, and sell* the ?ame at ilia lowest cash prices. Call and see blm. t. Sov. parley, j Sale Day. j I.ast Monday only a small number ?>f citiI y.cns assembled at* the vlllasrc. Tho crowd were remarkable for sobriety and good order | The County ivinocratic Clubs met at 11 i) rlock, and ordered primary election for ! sheriff, to take place next Saturday. Aftei adjournment of the clubs, the Kxccutlvc | Committee of the Agricultural Kair met and resolved to hold a fair on the IHth, 20fh, ami ifl>t of November. Our Merchants did but little business, as the farmers seemed to have but little money. Hot Sunncr. The hot supper for tin- bem-tlt of the (traded School will come oil" next Tuesday night. The proceeds are to be devoted to paying the expenses incurred by the Trustees in repairing and furnishing the school-rooms. At least one hundred and fifty dollarsare required. I.et us all turn out with our wives, families or sweethearts and aid in this laudable undertaking. Xtatkmknt of taxes collected liv Countv Treasurer l'errin, up to October s. ists": State Taxes, $7,011 Its County Taxes, 04 Past Indebtedness, 1,7(52 ">0 School Tax, IJ.o'M 00 Poll Tax i?17 Total, $10,420 10 Tim Abbeville I.Horary Club will hold its regular monthly mooting on Friday night, October II. at the house of MaJ. A. Wardlaw. The essayist for thooceasion is M. P. 1'cBruhl Ksij., who will discuss as his subject "The Marly History of Abbeville County." The subject is a most inviting one and will attract a large attendance of members. I*a nil's, if you nrc in need of a cood sewing machine, save five dollars by calling on Mr. I". K. 1 truce. He is familiar with sewing machines of every kind, and is prepared to order new machines, or furnish any needed parts of machines now in use. Ittstior's Visitation.?lit. Rev. \V. It. \V. Howe, liMiop of this diocese will preach at Trinity Church on next Sunday morning at ?i t?.L* ..itii iit ti?o nffi>riwwtn !.t U-. ftVliwL Ho will lie at Wiilington on Friday nexiami will preach there at 11 o'clock a. in. It's astonishing to see the groat trade now being ?lonc at the now store of I. (iittolson, but this can he attributed to energy and application to business, lie has six clerks employed, who ate constantly dealing out good bargains to all who apply. Dkcmsks.?Mr. William Kilov, of Hodges, thanks his friends for bringing liis name forward for Sheriff, but lie declines to be a candidate. 11kct.iNics.?Mr. T. F. Kilcy of Greenwood requests us to say that he is not a candidate for sheriff. Ho desires us also to convoy to liis friends his thanks for their good wishes in his bchalfin this matter. TllK boys are all coquetting with "Lucy ilinton."' Mr. James M. I^iwsoti lias her "or sale. tf. Mit. Fukkman IIacket who lived near Mt. Moriah Church, tiled yesterday, aged about "(i yeajs. Kvhymoiiy smokes Lawson's celebrated >ti 11 Cigar to be found at the Post Office, tf. Tit k Kureka Cigar is popular. It can be had it the Post Ottice. tf. It is said tlic world revolves on its axis once n IN hours, one half that time P. Rosenberg is idling goods to cash customers. Yki.t.ow fever in Abbeville,?such a thing vas never known, but 1'. Rosenberg is in own with a well selected stook of good goods S'o. '{ Granite range. IIi rraii for Hampton. While we honor lie Chieftain we must not forgotjt.hc people. '. Rosenberg Is one of them, call and see lim at No. (iranite range. Ticf. state Fair Is an occurrence once every rear but 1'. Rosenberg is on hand every day n the year at No. 3 Granite range. What ai:k wk Comixu to??The Krt/txirr uinounces that a majority of the bond Court attended church last Sunday. < ifn merchants should refuse to credit the armer who is so negligent of his best, inter sts as to fait to sow barley. Tiik Pro I)rc fill tors "skirmish" iron nil considerably. They see nearly everyiliinsj in their exchanges. TilK Eri'-st" f'hirtiui, at oratnrolinr}:, lias eon ludod its lirst volume, and enters on thcscc>ml with bright hopes. Thkui: will 110 a barbecue at ttollo-vuo on .ho I'.ith instant, when all the candidal! s arc xpeeted tosjuak. TllK Trnnrr'turc S/tnuhiril is now busily onrair?'<l in building the Helton anil French liroari Kaliroad. Tiik ttraded school in Abbeville is the place 0 send your children. P. Itosenberg is the >lace ti> spend your money. CrNNiN':n.\m Tkmpi.kton are receiving t bountiful line of Ladies Cloaks. Shawls, Ac. fJo to Cunningham iV Tenipleton and act:: iiieiidid unlitundricd shirt fortl.oi complctcy made. iTxsixriUJt & TKMri.irroN havca splendid line of Jeans and t 'assinteres. M.WJNot.ia Pemocratlo Club will meet at ^lrs. Haskell's next Saturday, 1-th net. for iriiiuiry election. Stoi.kn from l)r. Marshall's hutpy last >':itirday, bis morocco pocket case of medicines, 1 suitable icward will be paid for It.s it overv. ci'nmni.iia m <fc Tkmi'I.kti-n hacoa larger tiK'k of >hocsthan iwrbefoic. as cheap as :an be. Lewis Simkins rscj..of Newberry isspendingatewdays with his old friends in Abbeville. He Is practising law in Newberry. The farmer who tails to sow barley will Ikcly be wanting credit next February tbr lorse-feed. THE cry of the KHnrton (inzrtlr for the- pa-t ,ies." Tjik way our exchanges are "going for" doImiUvlUs is enough to make fitting Hull ,veep. Felt .Skirtsat Cunningham A Temploton's from 5?c to ?t.oo. Milks Fine Ltdlos Shoos cheaper than >vcr before at Cunningham A Templetons.' Ik vou will smoke, go to Mr. James M. '.aw>on and get the best cigars or cigarrites. t. Hats! Hats! Hats!?The newest styles md prices, as low as any, at W. .Joet siniilt A >on'.-. if Don't neglect tosow a barley patch, if you ivouid have deeent stock. Anti-ltoumatic Flannel at Cunningham A IVmnletous. liAai.rcv and Oats to arrive at. Cunninglam A Tempieton's. Cloaks! Cloaks! A nice line, cheap at W. roel Smith A Son's. tf Kvkkv farmer, deserving the name, should >o\v barley. Ot'K stores are full of the most desirable roods. ? 4^ Due West Dots. [From the AM'.ci<itc Jic/ormctl I*rixl>>//' ri'in.} The Due West Missionary Society held Its monthly meeting last Thursday evening, at S u'clock. Itov. J. M. Todd Is spending a part of the vacation granted him by his congregation, in Due West. The congregation of Due West observed the KIM UilJ u.> "'"Iium 11 u u i |'i? MI, l'herewas service in the church at 2o'eIock. Hcv. Ncill K. Pressly lias entered upon his work of visiting the churches In behalf of Missions, and especially the Mission to Mexico. His father is going with him. Mr. K. I). Nance, brother of our neighbor, Major F. W. it. Nance, is coming to Due West to educate his children. He has been living near Walhalla for a number of years. His old liiends will be glad to seehiin back. For the St*kkkkkks.?Through Mr. R. J. McCrcady we have received from the Pawnee L'ity United Presbyterian congregation, Nebraska, twenty-one dollars and thirty-live rents for the yellow fever sutl'erers. We will Uike pleasure in forwarding it. At the called meeting of the Second PresbyIcry last Saturday, Itev. H. Me. Henry was irdaincd to the full work of the gospel ministry. Mr. Henry starteii on Monday for his Held of labor in Oak Hill, Alabama. Mr. J. T. Bigham, who graduated in Krskitie i year ago, l>as accepted a position as Teacher in Camden, Ala. He passed a few days last week in Due West, en-route to his new home. 1'hc peopie of Camden consider Erskinc tlr.il-claim. Governor Hampton appointed last Friday us a day of fasting and prayer, in view of the dreadful desolations of Hie yellow fever in the south-west. Theappointinent was tit and proper, and should have been observed by our whole people. This country has rarely seen such a scourge .is that prevailing along the Mississippi. It calls loudly for prayer and fasting. Among the victims of the yel low fever, we have noticed no death that will cause a deeper or a more wide-spread feci I ng of sorrow than that of Dr. J. H. Rice, Evangelist of the Memphis Presbytery, who died at Mason, Tenn? some weeks ago. Dr. Rice was one of the foremost men in the Southern General Assembly, ami was in tlie prime of his manhood. Last Sabbath was Communion Sabbath in Due West. The meeting bega n on iFriday. Dr. Sloan preached twice on Friday, and delivered the Ordination sermon on Saturday. The congregation on Sabbath was smaller than usual. Dr. Bo.vee preached in the morn ing, and Mr. llcnry in the afternoon. The 'utter has received a call to churches in Arkansas, hut will spend the next three months by order of synod, in Alabama Presbytery. Jt was announced in these columns last week that J!r. James It. 'l'ood, of this comnu'.Jiiiy, was siry 111. It is now our sad duty tr> ,1 nn:innfa his death. After twenty or thirty years of suffering, from cancer on the face, lie closed Ills career < n earth, and passed up to the plnco wliem there shall be no more sickness. at2 o'clock last. Sabbath morning. Mr. T'xlo vhs -.uiocd in T,aurens, and spent most oi Ills life th'jr-. A few years ,'co he removed to Due V/es' principally for the sake of its educational advantages. He was the father of twelv; rb'.l'tren, among them i.s Rev. J. M. Todd, *.4 '.Vi tsr.sbi.ro. The editor of the Pr- bf/>-icf,\rx giving r.n account of his recent, t'-ip to f.'eorgla, among other thing;;, said: At Abbeville we took the Qilhonn'o Hills road, whi. Ii I 'd us by the ok. Pntrick Calhoun place, where the late John Calhoun was horn end reared, and where tne .uiher and the mother, and a number of t.ieir childran^leep. The burying ground is about twohundred yards oil" the read in rear of the place wht.ro once stood the Calhoun mansion. The house was horned do./n a f-w years ago and the place is nor occupied by negroes. TUe c-'uiefery, which is about fifty yards square. is"enclosed witli a neat iron fence. A neat monunien'. was erected some thirty years ago by John C. Calhoun to the memory of his father and mot her and his sister. Mrs. Dr. Moses Waddell. There are several other neat headstones in the enclosu/1, A number of graves, however, are without anything todesignate the occupants. Ainony theiu those of Dr. Andrew Bonner and lib wife, uncle and auiu of the writer, who wen I buried here over a half century ago. I)r ! ''or. tier married a Miss Calhoun," and henci their remains were deposited here. Theab sence of any thine to mark their resting plae( , made us feel sad, and we thought tluit tlx I living of the family ought not to allow it tc continue thus. What do they say ? Rkv. Dn. lIrm:n of Greenville is in town j .in*l will he for the rest of this week. lie is , I here assisting Kev. Mr. l'ratt of the Hnntisti" church in a sericsof day and night services. l)r. Hidcn Is a pulpit orator of great power,? eloquent, striking ami scholarly, lie is ai treat favorite in Greenville, and his friends! are not con lined to his own denomination. He called at ourolllce yesterday and hcundi we discussed pleasant reminiscences of <irccn- i / vllle. I( Font lmndred and fifty lmlesof cotton have I-. ,.t ... ' I.1..V..1I1? tlw? I neen rv'Tivuu uu ivmiuwiu eight days. i Tiukti:?:n hundred and fifty bales of cot-' ton have lirvn shipped from tills market tliis I season. j | Thanks. ;i J OKKIC'F. KNKiliTS OK IIONOIt ltKI.IKK ") ; .. C'oMMtTTKK, ;;il MAKISO.V STItKKT, " M KM 1*11 IS, Sept. 1S7S. J j Dcir Sir tttxl lirnthiT: | Your esteemed lavor of the 27th instant, ^ j with cash is receivedanil contents noted. Our C j hearts arc too full and language is inadci|iiat<> * j to convey tin*sentiments such untold ircncr- If I osity as is evinced by our noble brotherhood I merits. | We are, my brother, passing through the C1 j severest trials it was ever man's privilege to I witness. (iod has indeed atllicted our people; 4 I but. in the language of the faithful we can g I say, "Though he slay us yet will we not forget i B j his goodness to us.'1 "The distress call has | been truly verilled. The amount. &T> received from your Lodge | [will, we know, be the means of comforting j j our distressed brothers and their families. I May <;<wl hlcss and preserve our noble order J is tiie prayer of I Yours fraternally, in O. M. A., I). ! '. <:<)<>I>YK \r, (t. T. i J. '\V. Perrin, Treasurer, raimetto Lodge, Abbeville, C. H., S. ( Public Meetings. j The Democratic nominees for the T.egKIa- X I ture from AbhevilleC'ount.v will address their . i.iti'/f.M* ut the following times and j places: At Ilcllvlew, Saturday, Oetobcr lOlh. J A At (Jrccnwood, Thursday, October 21th. i s] At Ninety-Six, Friday, < ?ctober I At M ill way. Saturday. October 2i?th. ii] At Kiley's Store, Wednesday. October floth. At McA lister's Store, Thursday, ()et oher 551st, At lias Callaham's, Friday, November 1st. At Hodges, Saturday, November 2d The speaking will commence at II o'clock, a. in. each day. The citizens, while and fri black, nr.? requested to meet lis. ,i. c. MAXWKIJ,, W. K. IJRAPl.KY, it. it. iikmpiiili,, _ .!. II. KICK, E 11. ii. jiaitpkk, a S. MciiUWAN. | B | Announcement. | The many friends of .1. I-". ('. PuPRK an-j ? i n on lice him as a candidate for sheriH'at the p I next election. joct. 2, ls7S. tf. (j j S. K. GKAVDOX, of Cokesbury. is nn! nouneed as a caiHlidate for the otlico of Slier ill', lliselcctlon would give sat isi'action lo MANV PKMUCUATS. iU Oct. 2, 1K7S. tf. We are requested to announce f.'Al'T, L. II. j KVKAItl), as a candidate for sherill". I We are authorized to announce ('APT. J. so 1$. SAMl'LK, asa candidate for sherill'. i We are authorized to announce (J. M. M UOIXiKS as a eaudidatc for sherill' at the U I primary election, which takes place next Saturday, the 12th. | Mr. I,. SHKPPARI*. Is announced nsactuiI didate for the ofllee of Shei HI' by MANY l'KIKNDS. M Hodges Nominates. K' 1 Tehf/ram to I'rcxx and Jlannvr: ! 1 loouKs' 1?i:i*ot, Oct. 8.?The Democratic b J club at tills place to-day nominated Capt. J M. J lodges, lor the otHce of Sherill'. .1. 1). I'ACK, President. Dcclincd. I K'litor Prrmi and Jlannrr: 1 I thank my friends for the compliment paid i ! inc in putting my name forward a* a caudij date for Sherill", but I respectfully decline to i run for theolllee. S. W. C'Ol'IlKAN. _ | Ailvertiscnient.) N j Editors Prrssand Jiaunrr: Among the many good names announced i for Sherill' is that of .1. I'. C. PuPre. Mr. ! i?nPrc withdrew from t;iecnnv:i*< ior r?cnooi j Commissioner in favor of Mr. Crawford, the "on<- le.'g?*l soldier," Hiid now "our one legged soldier," Mr. Carlisle, withdraws in liis *S j favor. M;-. Pul're needs no eulogy at'ouri n ; hands. Fleet hini. ami v<ui will have a sober, | fl I lioiiest.and faithful otlleer. Jf? will in* suji-j ported by Lowsiiksvii.i.k and Iha.monii Hit.!.. | Oct.. 7, 1S7S. j MARliKT KKPOKTS. ,) I 1,1 o?i:i:i:'T;:r) r.v en m I n v n "W oil <!fc Co.| ! Cotton Buyers and Dpalers in General j | Merchandise. ! ft Xtcw Vohk. October 7?12.?Stocks irrc^-l"1 ' ti In r. Money .'J (Sold In""','. Kxchamje? j jor.g l.so; sliort l.s.-. State bonds ijuiet. <lov j J' i I'liiinet'ts strong. Cotton unlet: sales : I", inidd!ii?ic uplands. lo:|;; middling Orlcans Id'; j Futures w? a!;?October ln.it; November lti.22;1 _ lleeeinber : January 10.2s; Fchuary W.'Sii; j jj" I March . Flour quiet ami unchanged, j jjj I Wheat active and lower. Corn dull, l'ork j heavy at s.7"?. I.ard steady, at <!.' *>. TurpenJ tine 29. Kosjn I.in. ! 'reiuh's <|ulct. l.orisvu.i.K. October 7.?Flour dull?extra | j 2.iin'": family ".71. Wheat, dull?red' | 91; amber and white !?:!. Oats firmer. Fork i g (lull, at SUM. I.ard quiet ami firm. Hulk! 5 'meats nuiei-shonlders 4'^: clear ribs | clear sides .">??. Macon eisior?shoulders 5 ; j clear ribs i!: clear sides ifVf. J Arrst'STA. October".?Cotton quiet imp ensl. j er?middling low middling 9; good ordi-i nary net rcc-Ipts l,H<ii; shipments?; i>i i salts l.:ii;t: stock . ('HAItt.kston, October 7.?Cotton nelivel . |?middling 1'): low middling it'1,': good ordl-j nary 9'^; net receipts U."?57 ; gross : sales j | .'J,(inii: stock -".o. !?"): exports coast I Abbeville, October H.?('otton weak and lri regular. We quote middling at .Oil. UOTKI. AJUtlYALS. ' I Ai.ston Ilorsi-:.?Thus s'<'o!t. Charleston ; ! II Straus*, Philadelphia ; A M I.esly, I.esly's Creek; W T Cunningham, Monterey: AM I I Knvln, Centrevilic: I>r.I W Wideman, Widej man's 1* o. J 1* Iluckabec, Itcv It C l.igon, : .lames, W lluckabce l.owndcsville; S clSai| ley, Klbcrton <Ja ; 1, 1! Ila.vm's, l'aeolet,S C; j S.I 1 ?av is, .1 I) Itrownlc, .1 N Knox, .lames. ! Howen, Antrevilio; W i> Mann, Mountain i ' View : F I, I.ancc, (ireenviile; Key J Carlisle, J j and daughter, Spartanburg. C().\sicnki:S. j F.m-kkss.?<) H Ilorton, M K Winn, .1 W ! :?v|- ' ii K'ltur s Faltlincr. .1 F Cline-I I scales, EJackson,A Denliam, S S Met 'aslin. [ I KUKUiHT.?J I> Chalmers, Wardlaw K, 1' ! Rosenborg, White I'.ros. H M Kennedy, A 1 M Hill, JC Woodrutl", <i C Hradley, W .1 | Widcman, Miss A Mil ford, W A McKclvy, ' W (,' Slierard, j 9 j. iKTotioe. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of MIts. ELIZAMETH SCOTT, j deceased, will rentier tliem to mo properly I proven, on or before the 1st of November . next. L. II. KYKARI). Oct. 9, IS7S, 3t. Executor. LADI35S, IF you want a nice PERKl'ME, LILLY WHITE, TOILET SOAP, call on j Oct. 9,1S7S. MISS RAMEY. To the Public. I! j 1AM a candidate for thcollleeof SHERIFF. The primary election will be hold next i Saturday. It will tie impossible for me to I canvassthecounty. My past record is before you; by It I am willing tostamlor fall, lean j be no more faithful to your interests in the j future, than I have been in the past. I both j want and nerd this otUce. Your suUrates in I my behalf will be gratefully appreciated. J. F, C. PuPRE. j Oct. 8, 1S7S. LADIES. j IK you want a stylish, becoming and ; " cheap hat, bo sure to give MissI j KATJO SMALL, at tho EMPORIUM, a j \ look hoiorc purctiasnm, as sue is ottering i , ! special inducements this season. ^ Ui Im W aterproof s, | All colors, very chcap, at the EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. ' Oct. 9. 1S78. D | For Medical Purposes. IMPORTED BRANDY, IMPORTED MADEIRA WINE, rr IM P()RTED SI IERKY WINE, 1 IMPORTED TEN EH IFF WINE, fo PURE RYE WHISKEY, PURE WHEAT WHISKEY, at t DR. PARKER'S. ^ Oct. 0, 1S78, tf ^ Notice io Trespassers." I A LL persons, white, or black, are posit I ve| I\ ly prohibited from opossum hunting, t i flshitiKoroth'Twlseentorinu upoii my laml or J I premises. Those failing to lieeti this notice | will be visited with the most extreme penalties of the law. JOHN \V. HI.LIS, _ ' Oct. 9, lftTti, 2t.* Due "\Vest,K. C. ANNUAL MEETING' OF th<> Hoard of County Commissioners of!' Abbeville County will be hold in their . j office on rI Tuesday, 5th November, next. : All persons holding claims against the Conn- 1 U ty will present them on or before that day ' j legally attested lnorder to he eonsid'-rod and | audited at the Annual Meeting. ; G. M. Mattison, 1 ,! Chairman of Board. i Oct. 0, 1S7S, 3t OLD GRANITE RANGE. IKTO. 3 }F THIS OLD STAND IS OCCUPIED BY P. KBSEV1E1C i lis stock Is full to overflowing with the* BUST AND CIIKAI'EST j jmuk H | stock of Goods t*cr brought to this market. The very best of CLOTHING Coats from $2 to $20. } Pants from $1 to $10. J Vests from 50c. to $5. u Hats from 40c. to $4. Caps from 25c. to $3. 11 - - - ? J * A , <T ladies' snoes irom voc. 10$*. i Gents' Shoes $1.50 to $5. nd If a bill is made CI 11 LDltKN'S 1<)KS TIIItOWN IX. He has also on hand a line and complete tic of JEWELRY, am the elicapcst to the very best. LADIES' Ml GOODS, every description, from Sc. to Too. per yard. [cuts' Furnishing Goods, la rjre quantities Cheap for Cash. A varied ul well seicsted stock of ; j{| NOTIONS, mcthlnir to suit, everybody. First class ROCERIES aM PROVISIONS, AT UA1U) 1'A.N I'HU'I'X, Come onp.cnmp nil, and buy freely, ns his nek is ?liini11isliivery fast In eon'sequcnce the extremely low prices at which his | aods arc ollcrcd. Hcmcmber p. Rosenberg,!' No. 3 Granite Range, Abbeville, S C. <7 Oct. 9, 1S7S, tf jj PL A SHE S; of ( fashion! IE 11E(! RKSI'KCTI-TI.T.Y TO AN*-' nniinee t<> the Trade, ami especially to j c I.niliev, thai ha vinir fell 'he necessity of a mplete !>ry (ioods department in our busi c. .v.. Ii.ivi. ll.-cil ill ihislillO. We now have every convenience, and are | 'cjiared to keep a nice line of foods. (tnr- >V m is t<i l>e able to supply,ns nearly as wo' I n, all the wants of our customers and, I lends with least possible cost to I ein. Oil!'Iniycr lias given close attention to! I e soieel ion o'f our stock, and we trust, as wej U ink we liave, a slock of goods liiaf will both i case and give "value received" for every irehasc made, UViisk i?ai iiciilar attention to our sMy He* ant floral Gooflsj^ consisting in part of MoiiAius, . i_ rwnj.Ki) cr.oTii, jj NAVY I5I.UK, SKA I, UHOW.V, (iHKY sriTINfiS, I >[. MVil *I> ? 1 IT KLAl'K ALI'ACAS, &< ., Ac. * l Splendid Assortment r HOSIEUV, " ULOYKS, CI.'ITS AND COLLAHS, M LAI)IKS' HOWS AND SCAKKS. | o: |h rents' Furnishing Goods, "I af CASSIMKKKS, 1) dokskins, JKANS. Ac., Ac. a 1? it rAULK DAMASK, "j TOWELS, ?< LIN ION AND COTTON DIATKRS. (1 IIAMttUlUf EDGINGS, FKILLIXGS, 11 (1 RUFFLINGS, V MINIONS, LACKS, li KID GLOVKS, o And nil the novelties of the season at HOTDM l'lUl'KS. At r I JOEL SMITH & SON. s Oct. 2, 1S7S. n ^DONALD & HILL, I First Door Below IT11L 101. j VH INVITE YOT'R ATTENTION TO our Stock of Merchandise, which Is full id comi>lft<> in every department, all of liirh we otl'erat prices to suilthe times. Give " I... .vx.viiwr.it Wo keen the C st goods mid guarantee satisfaction iu k! cry respect. 1 icspectfu 11 y, w. t. Mcdonald, r. m. hill. MANTUA MAKING up stairs by Mrs. M. f . McDonald. _r Oct. 2. WX, 3m. Black Cashmeres. 'IIK most economical DRESS FOR WINTER. The largest stock in town to lie mid at It. M. 11 ADDON & CO. Oct. 2, 1S7S. _ 1 ril) GLOVES.?75c Sl.OtllTnd SI..".0 per pair. V. H. M. HADDON a CO. Oct. 2, 1>>7?. jTulTstocRTjf Fall Millinery and Trimmings P is now ready lor inspection and will be ild at lowest priccit. _ It. M. IIADDON A CO. T Oct. 2d 1878. * * r?rpo mvMop nii:l fr.r fit.vln AI'U>3 UMMUnillHU" .--V j and lit cannot bo surpassed, It. M. IIADDON A CO. Oct. 2d IS7*. rHAT FEARFULDAY. I p 'ho last appeal, without the chink, ? Ik now announced to all, tl V?mo up at oneo and pay for your stink, Without another calf. 'ho judgement day is near at hand That will decide your late, >repare to meet this last demand, Before it is too late. i Fail not to heed this call under heavy ' ten allies. E. COWAN, Agent. Oct, 2, 1878. 2t. ** in 1m1 OJT" Merchandise 1 GP ALL KINDS. m AND WINTER GOODS!! '< few and Fresl From He Markets ?OF? New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, J :o: {\TIITTF! HKOTIIKRS would announce to w \} the Public tlmt their stoc't r?f Knl| and sc 'Inter Goods Is now full, desirable and ut- ' active. " They invito attention to tlie largest stock of [crchandlsc to lie found In the County. They would call the attention of the Public i the fact that their Goods have t-cen selected Ith ^reat care,and are offered at prices lower urn ever known before. Customers will find It to their advantage to p ill and examine their stock of J 11KKS GOODS, IJLACK silks and alpacas, a A umiKSTrr: onons. FLANNELS, BLANKETS AND y CARPETING, X TABLE DAMASKS, COUNTERPANES, TOWELS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, BANS, EMBROIDERIES, f HOSIERY AND GLOVICS, j CORSETS, CLOAKS, SIIAWLS AND SHIRTS, BUTTONS of every kind anil NOTIONS of every description. In addition to above, t lie I .arrest Stock of H Dots and Shoos ever offered in Abbeville. (.mUIC-S, ARDWARE. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, SADDLES, BRIDLES, J HARNESS, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, WOODEN WARE, I'OT WARE, LEATHER of all kinds, &c. Go to the store of White Brothers, and sup- OJ y yourself with Goods in every line. WHITE BROTHERS. UCI.Z, lKi"K. "ALL AND WINTER OF " 1878. ( )pening Day. ^ IATURDAY, OCT. 5. Come One, Come All. ? fo AXD SEE OUR STOCK OF Pr rnmrnj 7 M Dress Goods, i ati i n?i I ei UilUIV ttlJU fUlUI tJU DJLliY&Jeii LADIES' CLOAKS, U DRESS TRIMMINGS, | ?ID GLOVES, RUFFLIMS, SILK TIES. " And ovcrviliinK useful and ornamental. A I M, HADDON & CO. S Oct. 'J, 187*. ale of Mortgaged Property. ~ [TTIIKREAS, M. C. Tnfrgart did, onj-, I T tlio J ltli day of January A. I). 187(> V I ~ T /I <f.. .. ! .1 \UCIItU IU !. t a uiui uii Uf is Flour, fJrist and Saw Mill, and, also foi ti his house and lot, all of which arc 1)r tuatod in tho town of Greenwood, S. <J. i a collateral to sccurc payment of a ote for thirty-one hundred and eightyjven dollars and interest, due on the 1st ' f February 1S74, with power to soli the ~~ bove described premises, on default of iiyment of principal and interest, and to apply so much of the proceeds of the T" de thereof as will satisfy tho amount ^ len due with costs and expenses allow- Y.t[ 1 by law." U; And whereas tho said J. C. Maxwell id, on the 1st of February 1K7(>, assign ic said mortgage to A. M. Blake and W. Blake as collateral to secure the paylcnt of a note to them for one thousand ollars, duo 2-lth March 1874. Now, by irtue of the authority vested in us by lid mortgage, and for tho purpose of at >reclosing the same, we will sell to tho ighest bidder, at public auction at Abbe- FJ ille (.'ourt House, within tho legal hours w f sale, on Salcday in November next, ta 10 or til ^lour, 6-rist and Saw Mill, ll( nown a-i Tnggart's Mill in the town of | reenwood, S. C? with all the appurtc-jounces thereto; also*tho HOUSE AND' ja ,OT whereon M. C. Taggartnow resides,! tij ituatcd in Greenwood containing THIIi- oi 'Y-SIX ACRES more or loss. Terms ish. A. M. BLAKE, m \v ir iti.wv e? Oct. 2, 1878,5t. ~ P' Large and Varied i <11 Stock of Boots | t't -ANDSHOES; IIATS and CAPS, SADDLES & EAENESS, " lardware, Groceries, NOTIONS, &c. : ?CAN BE FOUND AT? I JOEL SMITH & SON. I Oct. 2, 1S7K. SHOES ! SHOES ! I1 " A DIES' Misses' and children's shoes. The j best assortment of the above goods to be mnd in this market, PKJCE8 LOW. R. M. HADDON & CO. Oft. 2, 1878. _ L\J A AJTTT'n A LIMITED NUM- I r? /i. I t J IjU* ber of active, enerjtie-canvfiEsetvs to engage in a plesisant and rolllable business. Good men will llnri this rare chance to make money. Such will lease answer this advertisement by letter, iiclosing stamp for reply, stilting what busters they have been engaged in. None but ioso wiio mean business need apply, Address FJNLKY, IIAKVKY <fc CO., Oct. 2. 1S78, lyj Atlanta, Ua._ DRESS GOODS 1 )lTIt Stock of Dress Goods embraces all the y newest styles and very cheap 10c to 81.00 [ icr yard. L R. Jr. HADDON <t CO. Oct. 2, 1878. BLACK ALPACAS at all iirlcciT It. 31. HADDON & CO. Oct. 2<1 1878. fc ??gw?????? NEW GOOD ARRIVING DAILY . AT THE Emporium of Fashio A ND selected with great care as to rx. prices, and. the wants of our iends. Send for samples or give )ok, and pet the lowest cash priccs. Respectfully, JAS. A. BOWIE, Aaren Emporium of Fashioi Sept. 2o, 1878,2t ANNOUNCEMENT DESIRE to inform my friends . customers that I am now a.ssoci ith tho lirin of Messrs. W. Joel Smith &. Son, liero I will always bo found road :rvo thorn. All orders intrusted to 111 receivo my prompt attention. T. P. QUAKLES Sept. 18, 1S78. Barnwell & C .re receiving every day , ditions to their fALL ST0C1 which consists of )RY GOOD AND XT otions CIOTHING, HATS, Boots & Shoe n."Rnr.Ti,RTTiQ VA A. f all kinds, A large sup] BAGGING AND TIES, Sept. IK, 1878. ABBEVILLE HUP 'ill lie Open October 711, If ^IIE scholastic year will consist o - weeks from day of opening, b< 'o sessions of 20 weeks each, rms for session of 20 weeks will bi Hows: linnry Department, * ">or SI 00 per mo termedlate " n or 1 80 " nlor " 12 or 2 40 " \nnunl Contingent Fee, 81.00. 'pes to be paid monthly. Hoard can ?>c had at 88 and $10 per monl r\..i. X? C : A... II, uui ui jori/y-uvu a|?|iuu?iiiin? uiu i>\ Trustees have elected 8. J. Grab . A., principal*. He will bo assistec iss Livingston and Miss White. T o all teachers of experience, and nduct the institution on tbo tira hool system. For the abovo low rates thorough ruction will be given in all the u: lglish branches, and also without c arge, in mathematics and language: W. H. PAKKKlt, Presidei W. C. Uknkt, Secretary^ Sept. IS, 1H7S. WING MACHINE 0 ?AT? EDWIN PARKER'S \UKUXt 28, 1R7S, tf. Notice. Lli persons holding claims against the , uuo of THOMAS 0. l'kkkin, dcco; p hereby notified and required to filet th the Administrator within the timet ed by law. Li. \V. PERKTN Administrate !7 August, 187R. KTotice.' VII.L be let to the lowest bidder at win's Mills on Saturday the ">t h of ( rnoxt. The building of two stone ) i. Krlrl.ro >lw] fllviv 11 >O Wftml tVfirlt Ol idge. 'ApecUleations given on the day. G. M. MATTISON Co. of Abbevll J. L\ sn.MVAN, Co. of Lsiurc Sept. 11, 187S?3t. ~TAN YARD. MIK" undersigned now huve in xueee operation, a good ton yard, at Don lie, where hides of every description bought. For dry hides we pay 12 e< r green hides, (i cents, in barter. HAWTHORN & HODGE! Jan. 31, lm878 McCords Colic Mixture For Horses, Mules nnd Cattle, riie undersigned have been appointed ;onls for the sale of "McCOSDSCOLIC J URE,"an infallible curejfor eolic in h ules oreatlle. This preparation was nted June :{(), 18ti!>, and in the short hlch has elapsed since has attained a ! tlon uneqnaled by any patented med i the globe. We have in our possessioi monlias from numerous persons who ied it: I have had two occasions to use Met r?lic Mixture in cases that seemed despc lie success in curing wan apparently in . it is administered without trouble o y, is speedy jn action, and I think is so ible that every person who manages h mules should Kccd it at hand. 1). L. WARDLA I saw Mr. McOord use his medicine are that had been travelling, and was I wltil cramp colic. The animal was < Ing down frequently and in great pair short time after the medicine was give n minutes, at the farthest,?the animal isier, and In an hour I saw the animal rssed and driven oil", and learned si uently '.c performed the Journey and i> more colic. THOMAS THOMS< T have had one occasion to use Mcf nlic Mixture. It was very cll'ectlve i link is an excellent medicine. S. McGOWV For Sale at Abbeville by W. T. FENXE'V DR. E. I'AIiKK For sale by T. fiaker, Lowndesvlllc, E. II. Edwards. Due West. ALSTON_HOUSE. 1878. Vh. g Misses Cat ^AKE pleasure In annonnrlngfo old fr and patrons that iliey still keep Iston House" open for their a.-comod id will endeavor to make them "fi me" as often as they are kind enou op.: [0LMAN'S"LIVER PA! No Humbug lor Chills and Dyspepsia. At DR. E. PAllKEJ arch 25.1878-tf. 5ARLEY! BARLEY -TO BE FOUND ATW. JOEL SMITH & SO Sept. 4, 1878. MEDTCALT ^lERWEIX?f'ollier'B Kentucky Rei ; for Man and Iteaut. edwin hark July 10, 1878. tED CLOYER SE] -AT? EDWIN PARKER', Sept. 2.3, 1878. rsfilis?l! nsl Gittelson, low lncly us 11 Abbeville, S. C. t. us. I 1 The Finest Assortment of - GOODS y-ETer Imqkt to tins Market >. AT THE )o LOWEST PRICES. acj. New Alpacas, Store New Dress Goods, Store New Delaines, Store ' 9 New oiled Calico, Store New French Calico, Store SNew Dress Calico, Store New Sheeting, Store New Sea island, Store New Ticking, Store a New Shirting, Store New Domestic, Store New Jeans, Store New Cassimeres, Store New Blankets, Store New Flannels, Store New f Waterproof, \ Store \ Blue and Black, J alv J New Checked Homespun, Store New Linsey, Store New Cotton Flannel, Store New Table cloths, Store LNew ReJ antl Black? Store New Quilts, Store New spreads, Store 0 j^jj New Carpets, Store ' New Rl,e3' Store if 41) New Shawls, Store Tlio 0 as New ani1 otlier Store nth. New Dry Goods Store Lh New tliat would occupy too store >ard am, New much space to mention. Store I by New Over Coats, in all colors Store 'ded New Talmas, Store inJgj New uisters, Store it. New Black Broadcloth Coats Store New Black Cassimere Suits, Store IL, New Fine Sack Suits, Store New Fine Doe Skin Fants, Store i. New Fine Cassimere Pants, Store New a full line of Store ( ' F.s- New Boys and Childrens' Store iscil. New clothing! Store or. New Fur stiff Hats, Store New Fur Soft Hats, Store New Wool Soft Hats, Store ipjtt New T^ight Soft nats, Store lions 'thc New Boys Soft Hats, Store e' New Tlie most extensive Store us. New stock ever brought to Store New this market. Store ssful "Si A Fine lot of :nts; (Mem and Ladies' Usierwear, 3' AND jfx- Gentlemen's Fine Wool DI*KC8 0VER&UNDER SHIRT icinc JuVve and a large variety of Fine f" White Linen Shirts. ngicr dov?HNew Jewelry, Store orses w. New GoU is k't Watches, Store on a New Silver Watches, Store i. fn n?in New Plated Watches, Store I wns I i liarlbse-'New Gold Chains, Store1 hud New Silver Chains, Store | m New Plated Chaius, Store; ^ I New i,ine uolu store j'c New riatod Rings, Store New Silver Plated Cups, Store New Silver Plated Spoons, Store New ^ew Forks, Store er. NewNew -Butter Knives Store lends a'tion New Ladies' Jewelry, Store eel at 'eh tf) 1 New Oents' Jewelry, Store New &c-? &c-> &c., &c. Store A call will convince ?s the public that it is !' the CHEAPEST and largest Store in the ? country. ?lc<i"v T?Asnefit.fnllv. i V 7 ER. S. flC&it. 21, 1878, Cunningham & >Have Opened their F" all St < GENERAL MEI and are prepared to ser? the public generally. G an early day, CUNNINGHAM & Sept. 18, 1876, tf HARD PAN" WARBLlWT Are 3>To-w 3F FROM NEW YORK i TJKTXJJSTJ1 Large and Sele DRY GOODS, NOl CLOTHING, H. HARDWA] GROCEI Their Goods having been boil: at the lowest range of ] At Bttom Call and examine. WARDLAW & April 17, 1878, tf TOZE Steam Ei TWENTY Of which are Now Wor in the County of An fair Prospect ot as i fore long. A Pr: Terms can be b plying E. Oct, 31, 1877 tf. Dr, H- D. W dent: a T>T>-PfTTT T -V C r nfRon i aj? xuuu| w> vf| wuw , Specialties for the Ladies. Black silks nn.t cashmeres. BLACK ALPACAS?nh good nil article at. prices ranging from ?> to 50 cents, as can be ? ? round at these figures anywhere. JL j KID GLOVES from 50 rente to ?1. will HAMBURG TRIMMINGS frail 5 cents to 75 cents per yard. ? A fall line of HOSIERY. l,h0 . White, Unbleucuctl and Colored CORSETS iluri and SKIRTS. Moil Itargalns In LINEN and SILK HAND- wi|| KERCHIEFS. A splendid assortment of Waterproofs. ?m Examine those all-wool twilled llannels, In til beautiful columns, forsacqlies or suits. lows Miles' and Zelgler's Philadelphia Shoes. Htj Ladles and Misses OVERSHOES, at from ?c 10 to 50ccnt.s per palr. ?Q WHITE BROTHERS. r" Oct. 2, 1878, tf ' r? Specialties for the Gentlemen. kini Gc T<HE largest nssortment'of American, En- Curi 1 gllsh and French CASSIMERES and m? COATINGS ever kept by us. I . la Gents Under - \Year?especially all-wool "fly goods. ilisti Gents y. Hose, Bleached, Unbleached and will] Colored. " *tm Gents shirts and Collars. ^ Gents era vats, Scarfs, Tics and Bows. Hlno Gents Dress Hats, embracing the latest tlOS! novelties. dav Gents Ueady-mnde Clothing, comprising n coji( good assortment of Over-Coats. p, Water-Proof llox Toed Hoots. ? ., Gents Hand Sewed Box Toed Gaiters. \ 011 (lents Machine Mewed Box Toed Gaiters. lore Gents Over-Shoes, from 7.3 cents to i'2 per and P?lr- Doll WHITE BROTHERS. J?u Oft- 2.1S7S. ers" poit WAGONS, % Baggies and Harness. I HAVE just received a car load of the eel- 1 r" ebrnted MII.HUUN WAGoNS-all sizes . ^ ?and SPUING WAGONS of various sizes. 'r01! Also, Single and Double BUGGIES, Wagon hotl and Hucgy HA UN ESS, all of which will be N sold at the LOWEST I'lUCES. fPflI1 J. W. ROBERTSON, Sati Oct. 2, 1S7S, 3m. 'Pi Mark thn Snot. SS ing WHERE reposes the remains of you A friends by placing a murble Monuuien wj|] or Head Stone !o their memory. At the Mar 5 ble Yard can be seen a full line of all grade of Marble?Also a large collection of the la test designs from wliich we can at short no lice get up all grades of work. Our prices arc S< us low us city prices, and work better flal?h- ? edtliandone elsewhere. m J. D. CHALMERS. TT BEST FOOD FOR Infants fliul Invalids, ready lor p. y nso without boiling, or straining. ]Jj A child deprived of its motlicr's milk, can only be l'cd prgporlv, when the food j given is equivalent 111 power to that ol the mother's milk. ? jvl EDWIN PARKER. Jl Juno 10th 1873. "INCtLUYIN. -! SPECIFIC for voniting in Pregnancy? Ad< Powerful mul P.eliovabl" remedy for IN I )I(i KHTION, DYSPEPSIA AND SICKSTOM- I 1 ACH. E. PARKER. Feb. 20.1STS, tf. BR. E, H. McBRlOE ^ Physician ami Surgeon, A T> T> T'TTTT T "!? C H V XXJAJJU, U, V, Office noar Marble Yard in Main Street. K Prepared to do Country Practice. t Jrlv !!. I^TS. tf. W\ O. A-ttoi'rL ?l)T, I1 ; Templeton magnificent >ck of nil wdise re their friends and ive them a call at TEMPLETON A.T LAST. EDWARDS Leo eiving: lnd boston an 'ct Stock of 'IONS, | ATS, SHOES, IE, IIES, &C., &C. ght at headquarters and prices, are offered Prioces. EDWARDS. * : i ogines, THREE king Successfully derson, with a many more beice List and .ad by ap? TOZER, COLUMBIA, S. C. ILSON, [ S T 3 Dver the Post Office. lax Notice. / Treasurer's Office. Sept. 11th 1878. nonojdanoo with tho Supply Bill approved March 22(1 1878, my oflice be open regularly October 1st for tho ction of taxes. With a view to avoid rusli which would otherwise occur ng the month of October, I will open day, September lGth, and the ollice remain open until further notice? ** pt as herein stated below. io rate pw centum of Taxes is as follte Purposes 4$ Mills. ' liools 2 " unty 3 41 at Indebtedness 1 " . -rotal Levy 101 Mills. * ill Tax, one dollar. . V penalty of five per centum will bo >'1 tt\ Hin M?v Timhtllmonf hnu ... ? ? , been paid. ixes are payable in the following . I of funds and no other: V . )ld and Silver Coin, United States rency and National Bank Notes. J : ,xes remaining unpaid on the first of November will bo collected by ess as provided by law, together i a penalty of fifteen per centum on amount delinquent. And if tlio unt of delinquent Taxes and Penalshall not be paid on or before the 15th * of November, 1878, I will procecd to set by sale of said property. irsons who refuse or fail to pay tho * Tax will be proceeded against beaTrial Justice for a misdemeanor, upon conviction will bo fined Five ars or imprisonment in the County for thirty days. order to accommodate the Taxpay>f the county who sell their cotton at its on tho railroad I will be at tho wing places at the time specified to no West, Monday 23d September. mnaldsville, Tuesday 24th Septemodges, Wednesday 25th September, .* i 11 o'clock until same hour next day. reenwood, Thursday 20th September, n arrival of down train until saino r next day. inety-Six, Friday 27th, September, n arrival of down* train until up trail > lrdav. ixpayers are earnestly requested it me at the points mentioned i s savo themselves tho trouble of c to tho Treasurer's Office. il information desired as to 1 ,a3:08 I bo freely glvcu by mail or< jtfcerJ. W. PERRI x County Irea- ursr.!?pt. 11. 1P7S, 8t. URNIP SE' ?DS. -OFFFERENT YAP JETIESFOli SALE 15V wss-.r*? * iOTHEES. ilSilrsh' Sp \\c winstart }ou. or hjiv nt home jBSMffis ssu- !irr? aassftdgag r,>wS"^_K cxandcr, All* jn & MeBee, Manufactun r8ofanil ,r,^n ?n Srr? ftVW etatl Dealers In TER& HARK ESS LEATHER, Kip and C ,a]f skins, ^/LJjE, S. C. r?iT*,pst ' ,rlr? PnitI ft,r ^Iil'cs; ^a\\ P. DeEruhl na' -> - . ?y at Iaw% \; > "" ' >?