The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 16, 1878, Image 3

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tie Press and Banner.; ednesday, Oct. 16, 1378. j Meeting Last Monday. ( legates from all Jllie local clubs were uiptly ou hand at the Court House lasti nday at eleven, to report the result of the mury election for sheriff, which came ' the Saturday previous. The table below 1 K'^'e the vote received by each Coudid.\te. I <srs. Dui're and Armstrong arc to bca?alii j ed for on next Saturday. There was nothelse of Interest before J lie CJub. j I I -! ! j ! I ! ; ^ f' x.i us. j; k!='jM 5-s =ii _n ji ? ? ? ~ 1' etA-six,. 17 b ill 10 is ar?j s, ;s L v Market 12 -1 2' .> . esbury, s; a 7 loy 2 a , en wood 0 1 7 11 S> 15 0 20 ig (.'lillC i'? II 0 . intaln View, '!. * <? 1! ttavllle a 1 1 ?<? , rnilesvii'kv 7'{ 1 is 0 ruolhi^ 20 7 ?! 10 :t ... j evillc, 170 17 1!) 4 I :i o iuIiI.n :?2 .Jo i 7 ,'i W.-Kt, "-'I 21 j 1 ' ., ar spring* 10 22 - ... ?... nam's Mills, :?? 27 2 :i r ieaux, I" 14!' Itellall 1 4 .1 17... l' t Iwttv, 27 1 12' 2 !,] rcvllltf, 20 .r>!? > ! net to. ' 21 it | j n's Chapel, 2"? 2 1 - ... iO'lj Sii8 ;tv> 22ii 110 !i? si ok J1 ipL J. V I'errin introduced the follour. r hercas, last Saturday uas sot apart Uv the 1 _.i .. v...wivl ..riiin.pv 1? Iltion for Sheriff, and whereas none of t li?* |.. ftlidatcs received a majority of the votes j, I. lie It, therefore, Y*olv<d. Tluit next Saturday, 19th in- , lit, be sot apart itsM iluy for boMinc nnoth- ] keclal primary electionjfor that purpose, ~ that Mnudny thereafter the uiuJiugcrK re- , It to the Central CI ah. . Jj I Abbeville Literary Cinb. u 1 " lie regular monthly meeting of the Ahhe-j a II- Literary Club was Md last Friday niglit J t< f, Oct. at the liouseof Maj. A. II. Wardlaw.j i< I president of the club. lion. Arnllstead | n It occupied the chair. In spite ofthcin-j liency of the weather, there was an un-jd lilly large attendance of members. M. I'. j Brum, Kmj., read an essay on the subject ofi n le Karly History of Abbeville County."I<| F interesting subject the essayist treated | li a nnv$Jsuct?ssful and entertaining man- ,1 I The nuts* of information which |> [DcBruhl had gleaiml from all sources, r p, manuscripts, and oral tradit ion, j t [ admirably arranged, and enabled those 1t< lent toknow more about the history of ;| |r county than they ever knew before. ;c [period of time.nipraced in the essay ex- .i Bed from ti?e earliest white settlement I s 111 tothe founding nl" the town of Abbes !*|; k The Cnlbouh settlement and the !!? ',. lot immigration ftiird a large part of the) Lv. The president mid other membeis of h Mubrddcd other fact - to those ad lnced by ' s essayist, anil a pleasant and prolonged ), iisslon was kept tip. Altogether the last one of the most enjoyable meetings the, [ has yet held. The delightfui supjwr Iios- ; t My spread by our host added no little to, w pleasure. The .?ext essayist is Mr. Hyrt, | p will likely read a paper on a subject con- v led with the history or Abbeville. y Fou Co LIT Mtu A.?Col. J. T. Robertson L'ountyAuditor, left Abbeville yesterday ling for Columbia, to see the Governor, j other State otHcials in reference to the tlonul tax which the Democratic State rd of Equalization levied on this County week. His cause being just, we trust that i rislt in behalf of the peoj>le, may not be! aln. The Governor, we know, will be i lug to lend Ills aid ill sctti.ig old Abbei right. j inkrai. MofJowAN and others.ndininis- j' 1 wholesome doses cf Democracy to the!*' red brethren last Friday mj{lit on the ? nised I^and. A few years ai'o the Prom-1 II 1,1111 <1 WHS lllMUllUiiriCTS Kir 1IDIU 1 UK Itiiur . peelings by the light of a tiillou- candle. j jj Ik sous (in for ginning oil' hands and | j t ha-s commenced. We >? !?!?mi pick up a )' |r that docs not contain an account oft v I* "jiimr unfortunate's" trouble in this j, I '1 lie inventive genius of our peoplej |j lid co to work to devise some plain to pre- j t< t such accidents. I u llft-rlug will exhibit its presence by thejri L of the baby, i:nd should lie removed l?y j \* (prompt use of that highly recommended i n p'dy?l>r. Hull's 1 !ii by Syrup. It is free j g i Morphia, l'rice 'St cents. j .1 tK.soN.\L.?We JiaU the pleasure of u call!'1 [week from our old fi lends Messrs. David ''"j [dock anil Wiii. Crowther, of Antreville,j ' I hud tile figures ";y" placed opposite their ; kes. May they long live to read the J"rc*a i \j lanncr. K. Carlisle, of Spartanburg, and .Miss s' e Alien were married at the residence 01 jt| [irido's mother In Abbeville last Tliurs- t| [morning, The happy couple, attended J k friemls, in carriages, went to Hodges ! re tliey took passage in the Greenville j!?' nd train. j" col'sd and i/okty TtWUUJXO.?IjISt Fri- | f; while little l.lilie, Uauyliierof Mr. W. A. | ipieton, was playing oil the Alston House '' >( icr, she Icli over to the side-walk soine'ij feet below. Noscriotis injury, only a big ' c. Lectures to little cniiilreu on the sun-js brieK-wulls and broken limbs are now in ;1> t. i > exshs. W. Joki. Smith .t Son have an j| iclive assortment of the best goods to be i ti d anywhere. The ladles will tind here j *' Is to suit every taste and every need, from nost beautiful jewelry to the handsomest | "* s that ever encased pretty feet. " mk darkies about town managed to get a | to Mr. lladdons store, They have been j ling themselves for several months lo | ,, II articles. Some of these gentry now , ; i their meals from Mr. Hill and look at the i ? through little iron bars. ' sssits. Tolly <? Wilcox, enterprising ti uoeial furniture dealers in Ninety-six ! r, 11> vn? ta tbi'ir new anil cieiraiit store- ! 11 Ill), where tlicy propose to sell you excel-1 ii I furniture al hard pan prices. i,, katti.?Mrs. Ixnilsa Gulllebeau, wife of i< I (.'hampiun (iuillehcnu, tlied yesterday i Ining at Lellie, leaving a husband and live* j a le children. A member of tin: Methodist . ? Ircli she adorned her'profession by u eonent walk and conversation. I ti Itttors Akkliotion. ? Mr. kll Link, of'", linou, lias been surely alllicted of late., J 111 1 n the past two weeks he has lost twoi !, If children of Ulptlicrln, and now his third i ' only living child is lli'with the same disI' ?1 pss Ellen Di*kes, an euuisltely charm- o | belle of the Asbury neighborhood, liasj .. h in town for several days. The Iniuls of Eyoung Kentleineii are turned. .Several] II cases among the number. I you want to see what a Democratic State | ?, rd of Equalization has done for you, we || r you to an account of their action else- ,, [re tobc found in the Prriu awl Runner. , he unseasonably warm weather has pro- j j, pd soma cases of sickness In nearly it 11 < ^ Ls of thocouiity. Various persons arc su.- j () |ig with chills and fevers. j K Ik. P. L. McI'klvy Is now at the store of I [P. Rosenberc, where ho will be pleased! pee his friends and give them pood barks in all kinds of goods. hi William Wilson, son of Kx-Senator I n Wilson, of Anderson, committed stii- e [at Honea Path, by taking laudanum, leaves a wife and child. j k'ixo to sickness in his family the P.lshop Abltcville the next morning after his ar-' u. and before discharging his otlicial niis-j" kin the church. jfe ikhk is still h great rush of customers to | new store of Mr. I. (iittleson. He Is an , . rgetic business man and will sell goodst ? buy cotton. 1 , IK citizens of the town had nn excellent en|al nment at KnoxY Hall last night for the eflt of the .School. A handsome sum was k had the pleasure of calling at the office he (iiturdi'in last week. The (Swirditm Is ' / [ of tlic very besL printed papers in the " rC. V ie cotton trade of Abbeville has been so' j ik of late that the railroad ras run extra j ns nearly every day for the past ten days.: VERViiooY Is making preparation to come he Fair. The young lady who is opposed' icingconrted had better stay away. >m'k to the Fair ami let lis have iv grand 1 time once more. I ,<-t us renew old friendis ami make new ties that bind. :w Petek now tabernacles in Columbia. Lloe<n't like Abbeville since ills officious | rference with tlie town efection. i ie Georgetown Time* and Comet now takes ice with the Edyeflcld AdcvrlUer In Hitter of illustrations. a.iok J. C. Hemthili. has been i|iiitc i for several days. "Wc wish hi in a speedy very. \ IMS Kate Calhoun^one of Monterey's It DCaUUIUI young IIIUHK, is now m .mi. | rln's. chii.j) of Mr. Jacob Clamp, near Mar-'i < Mills, died lust week of croup, aged three j | if. zreatest nnKnnec nt Abbeville Is little I rocs wiih buckets of apples, for Nile { ?P- | Rhus. 0'Nkai.i. of Charleston have sent i liters from Charleston, for their new es. ^ ess as Wardi.aw ani> Edwakds are soon v nt up au immense sign across the sideie depredatlona by vagrant cows on vees in the public square Is intolerable. ' e are clad to note the convalescence of . W. II. Parker, who has been quite ill. ? unnsual number of dry and creen beef * are brought tothe Abbeville market. ? Infant of Mr. J. L. Klrby, our town ^ shal, died Inst week of dlptheria. SCENTLY a elilld of Dr. J. L. Pressly, of! J ?r Springs, died or dlptheria. ;MH arrivals. In dress goods at McI)on- j? fc Hill's. Call and sec them. ks. Simi'Kins left Abbeville last Friday ler home as Chapel's Depot. r. J. F. C. DrPitK and Mr. Richard IIII1 canvassing the County. it. A. M. Hii.i. will occupy his new store; ^ he first of next month. ik clink of the new silver dollar mny now ; 1 card on every corner. I fine assortment of French candy Just ardat McDonald & Hill's. 'R Public Square needs sweeping and badly. in Sritarrt City Afh-rrtiirr publishes one ' * picture. it. .To'ln It. Knrioitt was in town a few | ' * ago. j? >r had better pay your taxes before it is j ate. t. J. H. Coph, of our town. Is seriously ill. I e'rf. going to havb a glorious Fair, j < e the rremlum lUt 0/ the Fair, 1 1 Yellow Fever Reuort. Ojlumhin Register. "Washington. October 12*?Reports to the z Surgeon General slum*: t At New Orleans, IKS cases and :M0 deaths du- v rlnjr the week endiii}! yesterday ; for the past twenty-fuur hours KM cases and 4!) deaths; to- ? tals ll.flK eases and deaths. 1 lH>rt Kades. one death. i Haton Kougc -HIT cases and ! "> deaths; totals I J. l.sitfi cases a nd lli deaths. Morgan City, Incases and 2! deaths; totals l?> cases and 71 deaths. ' < hvan Springs,:!} cases and 6 deaths; totals ' Mil eases and ^ deaths. * I'ass I 'hristian, ir? cases and 3 deaths ; totals ?! !icrisesand Si deaths, (ireuada, 0 cases and 2 deaths: total deaths a ; e I/>uisville. ID cases and rt deaths, of wlilehj 1 cases mid 7 deaths were anions inhabitants II residing in the infected portions of the city referred to In previous reports; totals Wienies ami I!' deaths. Of these cases and ,, ?t (leatits were among refugees. si I:ay St. l.onis, during the two weeks ended j| .'esterdav, liik e.ases ami ;W> deaths; totals USIi ;asesand .jS deaths. I'.iloxi, from the commencement of the out- S( >reak to the 11th instant, 27<5 csises and US teat lis. port (iiltson?'The fever is spreading In the ountry ami at least thirty plantations sur'omidiug l'ort (JiUsoii is now infected, .k'atlis to date estimated at l!Hl. U Friar's I'olnt, W cases ami 4 deaths yester- n lay. Crystal Springs, tot til eases to yesterday si; leat'hs.'ii. Frost has appeared ill l>rv (irove icighborhood, twelve miles from Crystal Springs. . Hernando?The tlrst case wasa refugee from deinphis, August .'Jl; 21 eases and Hi death luring the week : totals to yesterday S'i cases e< nd .' > deaths. i I lici nn;u i, iu> new e;iM'Mii uiniii; .>11111 m.->i 1 ^ eport. up Cotlie !lth. Mobile, Teases and .1 deaths since noon of|. In- 1th lo tlie 11th; totals :!7 eases and ill 111 leatlis. Spring Hill, Grenada County, Mississippi, a cases and t> deaths to yesterday. Vi?'Ksitri:o, October l.?,?Thirty-three hi leaths. Ninety-six deaths i.i Warren ('outiv, outside of Vieksburg. Total deaths in 8, ity and county !I"S. j' IIoi.i.v SJ'kinos, October 12?Total cases toj * ictobcrX, l.mil: deaths 241. At Jackson be- . ween -to) and in cases are reported to October " Mkmimiis, October 12.?One hundred and st Ifty-seven deaths Tor the weeli ending the.ith ci lislant. Total dcaths2,S!M. IIkoW.vvii.i.k, October 12?One hundredand jj hirty-nitie eases and :tt deaths. Totals 413,- < ,, 21. 1* Alt is, October 12.? First case anions the 1?ahitants, September <?; tlrst ease among ref- "l gees, August it. Total cases to yesterday 52; ' eat lis 22. at Nk\v oui.kans, October 12.?The telegraph _ peratorat Meridian reports I!-'i cases of fever nd i'ldeaths to date. Mr. Dennette, operai>r has a relapse ; the other operator there Is lso sick. Ninety-three cases in Delia, but early all doing well. Tashii'Aiio, October IZ?Six deaths and 78 j [own. Only one physician. Haton ltoroK, October l.">.?F1ftv-seven Ct ew eases?one physician to hear from ; 2 catlis in the past twenty-four hours. I Mkmi'IUs, October 12.?The tin rmometeri roppeil to -If! at 4 o'clock this morning. . lot her Joseph, In charge of the Sisters of the ] " lood Shepherd liotne. Is in a critical conill-j Ion. The Howards have sent three nurses' M > Florence and two to Decatur. Alex. Kerr, , sli lie last of the family who returned to thc|st< i!y, thinking all dinger past, died to-day.' u| itnoiig the deaths since last night are Mrs. jw later, wife of the late Kev. K. ('. Slater. and : bi '. 1*. Holland, foreman of the Kv uitnj /.<</</-j.M r and a prominent Odd Fellow. Ie? t'AOto, October 12.?Total cases yesterday HI,! at esides "i doubtful cases. Total deathsi*?. As- | Fi Istant Surgeon Waldo, of the marine Hospl-i < nl Service, whs taken sick Thursday, prouil- lo ijy with yellow fever. I ol sr. I .oris, October 12.?Xo cases in the city, sa 'lire*'(leaths at qurantinc durihg the past 111 reek, two of whom were refugees. The su-i crfutcndaiit of the<iuarantinc station is sick 1 <11 ith fever. m ' = THE LADD MURDER. I_ udse Bryan Docluics to Grant n Mo- Jiu tion for Habeas Corpus without .'jlProper Xotiec to the Legal Kepre-i tli sentatives of the State of South "" Carolina. In the Fnlted States Court yesterday, after lie elaborate argument and charge* of llie'jj ud.'e to the Jury in I he case of W. H. Oakley, y, Ir. Win. F. Karle, tlie counsel for the Ciiltcd j, ales government, presented the petition for lie release, oil i>ai!, of the Deputy Maishalsj\ [line. Moose and liurhaiii, charged with the vi initler of Amos l.add in I'iekens County, in j| lire last. dI 15efi?re reading tin- petition and the utllda-' ro its accompanying it, Mr. Karic stated that M ( hail telegraphed <'<?l. J. s. ( othrai', the So- ! fji ciior of tIk- Kighth ( 'ircuit. t ha I he intended Hi > make tlie applicat ion and hud ;.sk<d him hcther In- would resist il. but that in' had ~ ircclveil no answer, anil was uninformed In-ther the State would In* lcim-scnted or.1 _ ot. lie tlien proceeded to rejul il'e pe 'tion,. ~ i veil ahovf,and the uHidnvit. At this point udge llryan >aid that heile-ired t ?' *jjt with ; lis case as with any olln-r?use which iiivo.v-j i an otl'etise against, the Mate of Soul h i 'aro- j J na. 'llie ease, hesi?hl, has heeii transferred, r ? the I'nited Slates Court, was especially ' ik liarged with llie protection of the otlleers of j pr ic government. The proseetit'oti should he'w [ presented l>y the Attorney Celieral of the! late. or the Solicitor of the circuit in whic h j i luhomicidi was eoinmitted. The kheoiy of i _ ,ie government admitted that, solar a- the) illiit^; was concerned. it was an oll'ciisc gainst llie State, hut that as the killing was one by government ollieials, the duty nl' the T iivcrninent was io see that its ollieials had a j X lir and iinpartial trial. ! i It wasalso iheduiy of the government to > e that pei id i iii: the trial t he prisoners should | ? e well vim'tied. In tile hearing of mi appll-i itiou for a Imhrtis rnrjiux tin1 attorney for the, tale should lie present t"see tiiat no relcn?e; e made unless under proper restrictions, i oithing hut Just lee was Intended, l>ut that] *istiee should hejustice to the state and Jus- I ice to I he coil illy as well as Justice to I lie jiellml trovernnient. The court desired to pro-jj... ted with caution; It desired that the Slate v'r olieiior should he olliaially and reiiahiy in- 11)( irtued ?>f the proecediiivs and heallowcd the i ft, pporlunity to lie present. Kven if theSolie- w, or should dissent fr<m the action of the m nori in tniiisfering the case from the State to ne I'nited States('i.tirt. counsel could beprcs nt under protest. The oi'cstion of the eonI it lit ional iiy of llie law had not yet been de- ? ided, and the court i.id not propose to pass pon that question, lit* would suggest, thereire. that i lie Solicitor he advised officially nat the application for a habrtucorpu.t would c heard on a certain day, and that he he re- I nested cither to he present or signify his in- f0 lition of not attending. Mr. Karle said lie was perfectly willing to _ dopt the suggestion of the court,ami that hei t ould see that die Solicitor of the Kiglit Cir- |* uit was served otllcially with the proper noice. In tlie meanliuic lie would ask for an rder to have the government bind over the T iree I .add women as witnesses, lie added i V lint the Attorney tiencral hud authorized si itn to state that the Federal government ould pay theexpeiiscs of the entire trial. The court refused lor the present to grant Ids order, hut signed the following, Which T tided the case for the present: 1 Vie Stitic i / Smith Curolinu vs. IT. P. Kitnr ct a I. This cause having been removed to the t'lr- uit Court of the I'nited States, under the m rovislons of section f!i:>. revised statutes of! I lie United States, and the prisoners having I pplied for I>:iiI on litibrn.i corim.i, n'?\v, on nioion of \V. K. Kiirle, counsel for defendants, t is ordered that the Solicitor of the Kiuhth 'Ircuit have not let* hereof and leave within .'ii days after personal service hereof to resist aid application. (Jko. s. Hiiyas, f IT. s. Judge District Court, !S. C. V Ik you will smoke, ko to Mr. James M. .awson and get the best cigars or cigar- _ ties. t. | Ci.oaks! Ci.oaks! A nice line, cheap at \V. i oel Smith & Son's. tf I Hats! Hats! Hats!?The newest styles J nd prices, as low as any, at \V. Joel Smith ?fc Oll'S. . tf jj Ck; a its.?M r. James M. Lnwson, deals in he hest cigars that are made, and sells the ;imeat the lowest cash prices. Call and see SCHOOL CLAIMS. ' C ""VN Monday the 21st Inst.. I will order the . / followinii School <*laltns to tie paid, to 4 lit: 'lalins for ttie months of February, m I arch. April and May, of 1S7H, and claims for 1 Miiailee due of Is. <. Otllcc open at 7 o'clock, A. M. .1. K. C. DiiI'HK, Acting School Commissioner. Oct. IB, 1*7*. It. making large additions to their j STOCK UF MILLINERY. ?AND? nvrv iitiniiv mill/1 UUUIID! vhlch Is very nttriictive nnd prices low. Call' _ it once mul got BARGAINS In h HATS, TIES,! RTJFFLINGS, |( FLOWERS, &C, R. M. HADDON & CO. Oct. 10, 1S7S. s< * Large Stock of DRKSS GOODS to be so'il! fl ft ut astonishingly low prices. ; Ji Oct. 10, 187K. R. M. HADDON & CO. u [ ADIKS' CLOAKS, at man 11 facturers' I , prices. It. M. IIADDON & CO. Oct. 10, 1S7X. I ADIKS" Merino and all-wool fndervests, s' Cheap at R. M. HADDON & CO. ol Oct. Hi. 1K78. S 1,XJR buri'iiins in Hi-slerj, (Sloven, Ties, ^ I nitons, l'ins. Needles, Handkerchiefs, I | 'linges, Ijiccs, lliiinhnri- ? ' ! ivirs ?Ve call IJ it M. HADDON & CO, Oct. I", 1878. |70R the bfft iissortmeiit of L-idles. Miss 1 a.id Children-hoes, nt 'owest prices call in R. M. HADDON 4 CO. Oct. JO, 1878, From the Ninety-Six (iunrdinn. We I earn that Dr. <?. F. K. Wenck, of F lorsville, will locate shortly In our town he practice of his profession, lie will rn villi a hearty welcome from our citizens. Mr. J. W. Calhoun (of Johnston now, I ,n original Ninety-Sixer,) was In town itonday. He is an enthusiastic hellevei he Nl'ntty-Wlx, Johnston and Aiken It) oad. The accomplished daughters of our fom fllow-eitl7.en, Dr. K. (Jrillln, of Atiuu.ia? Miss Hehecca and Miss Kannie, are o islt to our town, and are the guests of 1 iiuily of Mr. W.C.Uriffln. ? - .....M,.., ,.r t iw. f t if rr Al I III* I;<M rcKuiiu ml Musical Dub the following otlleers w< looted: President?H. F. MoCaslan; VI 'resident?W. M. Wilcox; Secretary?C. ioberts; Treasurer?M. II. MeSweeiiey; Cri -M. Ii. lion ham. Jr. Tolly A- Wn.rox. ? Those gentlemen i o\v occupying their new store on the Noi Ide, where, in the course of the next wc< icy will show* oneoftho lamest stocks 1 rn It lire ever seen In thissectlon. Tliey o eal Augusta, Columbia or (ireenvillc pile > we advise you to give them your orders. ?? Announcement. The many friends of J. K. C. T>uPHK r ounce him as a candidate for Slierlll'at t ext election. Fki.t Skirts at Cunningham A Templet oin 50c to S-'l.DO. Ct'nnincham A Tkmi'I.fton have a lar oelc of Crockery and Glassware. Milks Fine Ladies Shoes cheaper tin . or before at Cunningham it Templetons.' Axn-Reumatic Flannel at Cunningham cipplotons. Maklky and Oats to arrive at Cunnin iiii ?!C Templeton's. Ci"nnin<;nam a Trmoi.kton are reoelvii beautiful line of Indies Cloaks, Shawls, <S (Jo to Cunningham <S Tenipleton and buy tndsomc cloak for a little money. <;o to Cunningham A Tenipleton and gei ilendid unlaundricd shirt for 81.00 com pie ' made. CrxxiNOHA.n & Tkmpi.kton have a splo id line of Jeans and Cassimeres. Ct'NNixoiiam a Tkmim.kton Imconlnrj! ock of shoes than ever before, as cheap in be. The boys are all coquetting with "I.u inton." Mr. James M. Lawson has h r sale. tf Kvkviioiiy smokes Ijiwson'r oolobnit ill Cigar to be found at the Post Oltlce. tf run Kureka Cigar is popular. It can be In the Post Olllcc. IHARKKT RETORTS. COKRKCTKD IIY Barnwell & Co ? T> Hnolorc in fJcmar* DllUU DUyyiS ctLiu yuaioio iu uuuvi Merchandise. AimKVii.i.K?Cotton dull amriowcr. Ml ling *!-? (" xj*. Nkw Vokk, October 11.?Stocks unsettle lone.v Or". Exchange?long 4,' lort + ?'/,'. State bonds quiet. UovcriunM cady. Cotton <|nl?-t; sales ISIS? middlli tliiiuts lo".(: middling Orleans jo'^. Futur eak?October 10. W; November lu.tiS; Decen lt 10.10; January ln.14; Febuary 10.2 arch Flour dull. Wheat licav ?rn dull. Pork heavy, at S.uo. Mard qui (J.tii'J-ji. Terpentine 'iS^. Itosiu 1. reights steady. r.'uaKi.KSToN, October It.?Cotton dull an wer?middling l,'Si; low middling ; goi ilinary it; net receipts .j.OPS; gross les 1,0Nt; stock 12,'ru ; exports to France 1 :!; coastwise J.l'J). Ai i.tstx. October IP?Cotton easy?ni Idg04; low middling*; good ordinary 8} reeepts 1,110; shipments ; sales ~'M. MARRIED. MAUKIF.l), on Monday afternoon. Oct r 11, at tlie residence ol' the bride's tnotln , ltev. 11. F. Miller. Mr. JAM IIS S. Pol Kit to Miss JAN IK 11. HELOT, both ils couuty. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Alston Hor.sK.~J L Robbing. etneinnat S Kelt. Mall i in ore; Jas II Maxwell, Ne t>rk; J It Kniigbt, I.ula, < ?: K A Jackso >hn A Kiuerson, Anderson; Miss Magg gncr. Millet Station; F \\" It Nance. It rnistrong. I'ttc West ; Jno 1*K< ruggs, < free lie; .Miss Maggie liaskin. Miss Annie (Jibe iss M Kvans, J Kvans, Lebanon; J It Cu tigliam, Monterey; Mrs Win Hrooks, Wn nton ; Mrs 1' (iiberi. Knsb\v Station; Mi Carrlnufon, (Jeorgla; Wm N Marehai raniievillo; W II Atcliison, Klberton; F rent, Virginia; N T Saswaid, Hose Cot tug CONSIGNEES. Krotioe. l I.Ii persons having claims nsralnst tl V Kstiiti* of MRS. T.I//.A1SKTII SCOT 'reaped, will render tlicin to me proper oven, on or before tins 1st of Novemb xt. U II. RYKARP. Oct.!?. l.<rs. :;t. Kxocutor ladies; F von wiiiit n nice PERFUME, LIU \V 11ITK. T< )I LET .SOAP, call on Dot. it. 1S7S. MISS KAMEY. To the Public. AMn candidate for the office of SIIERIF Tlic primary election will be Jield ne itunlay. It will be Impossible for ino nvnsstheeounty. My past record is befo mi; by it I ;>m willing to stand or fall. I re ' no more faithful to your Interests in tl lure, than I have been I if t lie past. I bo unt and tirrtl this office. Your suffrages y behalf will be gratefully appreciated. J. F, ('. Pi'PRE, Oet. 8, IK7S. Black Cashmeres. ?IIE most economical DRESS FOR WI TKK. Tiie largest stock in town to undnt It. M. IIADDON & CO Oet. 2, 1S7S. f II) GI,0V10S.?7">c SI.00 and Sl.">n per pa V K. M. IIADDON A CO Oct. 2, 1S7S. kl'U stock of Fall Millinery and Trlnvnifn 1 Is now ready for inspection and will ild at toiccxt pricrs, R. M. IIADDON A CO Oct. 2d 1S7S. ADIKS cloaks mad.i to order and for st.i j and tit cannot b.? surpassed, R. M. IIADDON Jt CO Oct. 2d 1ST*. ILD GRANITE RANGE :rcro. s )F THIS OLD STAN; IS OCCLTIED 1$Y P. ROSENBERG Is stock is full to overflowing with t BKST AND CIIKAI'KST Stock of Good rer brought to tills market. The very best 3L0THINC Coats from. $2 to $20. Pants fron\$l to ?10. Vests from 50c. to $5. Hats from 40c. to $4. Caps from 25c- to $3. ,adies' Shoes from 75c. to$< Gents' Shoes $1.50 to $5. nd If ii koo.1 bill Is niuile CHILDREN HOKS TIIKOWN IN. llchasiilsu on hiuid a line and eonipk ue of JEWELRY, oni the cheapest to the very best. LADIES' nnncr Pnnnc mm iiuujid r every description, from Sc. to 7.">c. per yai iciits' Furnishing- Good i larKcquantities Cheap for Cash. A vari mt well selesled stock of NOTIONS, micthing to suit everybody. First elf GROCERIES and PMSIJ AT HA HI) PAX PHICES. Come one, conic all, and tuiv freely, as 1 :4>c!% is diininUhliiK very last in conscqm-ri f the extremely low prices at which 1 ;oods arc ottered. Kcmcmher P. Rosenberg No 3 Granite Range, Abbeville, IS. C? Oct. D, 1S78, tf White I illHAVE NO" :tJi, - AN IMMENS iry n i I T 0 TTTTl M ALI. & VV1J ire | Unsurpassed in Point i d Buyers Cannot It FAT lUlUiAIXS in Black Alpacas am VJ 7">c ami b HAMBURG TRIMMINGS, lie The best Corset fur (1ft v cents to he had anj A large Stuck of TA111.K LINKNS, T? iW'K Gentlemen arc Invited to Inspect their eh k- stock of Aincricau, Engli: Hats and Ready-Mad A' LOOK AT THIS! OVKU OXK IIPXDHE The largest Stock in this line ever olleml In iK- Special attenti k Hani-Sowed fori in Men's fate: OYEltSlIOKS, of all sizes, and very cheaj ii Hardware, Crockery, ( ,n. Customers ean be suited without any diflh the worth of their money. The best class of WHITE cy er Oct. 16, 1878. - FURNITURE I FPRNIl Cheaper Than Ever! ? T0LLY& LEADERS OF LOW PEI( "S- \IiT I- nrc n<nv ofl'erlnc Fnrnltnre cheaper tl [!.' ? V county. For Instance, we will sell yoi .,, anil castors, for S2.50. Safes,Sl.-V and upward, llurenus, ?12 and upwards. Everything else j thing usually kept in a tirst-elass Furniture s >*. the common painted Cottngc Suit. Unreal 7." Wardrobes, Desks, Chairs, Rocking Chairs, < Pictures, Picture Frames, Mattresses,Spring I ... mention. We would respectfully request the fnrri iiiii-cluislncr as we arc <Mvrmined nut ,1 A uyitsta. 'i tin- A full stock of COFFINS always 011 lm Wo are audits for tin* cheapest I>oor, Si i" If you contemplate building, you will tlud It *" tilings. Id Oct. lit, 187S,?in ^FLASHES tof of ^FASHION. n, II : o: "t \\ E HKG RESPECTFULLY TO AN ,j. nounce to the Trade, and especially t< ir. j tin- Ladies, that having felt the necessity of i sg. complete Mry <>oods departincut in our busi i'j I ness, we have embarked In this line. Wo now have every co iveiileneo, and ar< -c I prepared to keep a nice line of goods. Ou ' ' aim is to be able to supply, as nearly as wi can, all the- wants of our customers am friends with least possible cost t< them. Our buyer has given close attention t< r the select ion of our stock, and we trust, as wi think we have, a slock of -roods that will boll please and give "valuo received" for ever; purchase made. He j W'i ask particular attention to our -IEntirely New ai teralle M nnrcf niAiK - UliliiW IIUVU.! _ consisting In part of PURE MOHAIRS, TWILLED CLOTH, F. NAVY BLUE, xt to SEAL BROWN, re m GREY SUITINGS, lie 111 CASIIMKRE DE TOUR, in BLACK ALPACAS, Ac., Ac. _ A Splendid Assortmen HOSIERY, N- GLOVES, lie CUFI'S AND COLLARS, - LADIES' IIOWS AND SCARFS. ' ! Gents' Furnishing Goods L'P !? CASSI MERES, DOESKINS, - JEANS. Ac., Ac. l.i TABLE DAMASIC, (TOWELS, r | LINEN AND COTTON DIAPERS. '' HAMBURG EDGINGS, FRILLINGS, RUFFLINGS, J)! RIBBONS, LACES, KID GLOVER. I And nil the novelties of the season nt BOl TOM PRICES. At r* W. JOEL SMITH & SON he Oet. 2, 1S78. S MCDQNALD & HILL ?r First Door Below * MfflL HOB WE INVITE YOUR ATTKNTION T< our Stock of Merchandise, which is fill and complete In every department, all r which we otter at prices to sin It he t lines. < Ji v ns a call anil he convinced. We keep th liest goods and guarantee satisfaction ii every respect. Respectfully, w. t. Mcdonald, 1. R. M. HILL. MANTl'A MAKING up stairs by Mrs. M r>. McDonald. \S Oet. 2, I'lTH, 3m. "* LADIES. IF you want a stylish, becoming nn< cheap hat, ho sure to givo Mis: KATE SMALL, at tho EMPORIUM, i look before purchasing, as she is od'erinj special inducements mis season. "W aterproof s, | All colors, very cheap, at the ' EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. riL Oct. 9. 1*78. - ANNUAL "MEETINE OF the Hoard of County Commissioners < Abbeville County will he held in the! olllce uu ins Tuesday, 5th November, next. S' All persons holding clulms against the Conn ! ty will present them on or before that da; j I legally attested loonier to he considered am aud'ted at the Annual Meeting. ?? Gr. M. Mattison, ,js Chairman of Hoard. 0;;t. 9, 1S7S, :!t jXoticr io Trespassers I ^ * IAj persons, white, or lilaek, are positive /\ ly prohibited from opossum litiatiu; fishing or oMierwise entering upon my land ci prfcOiJses. Those failing to heed this notie will he vlslied with the most extreme penal ties of the law. JOHN W. ELLIS, Oct. 1?, isrti, 2t.* Due West, S. C'. Mothers W 11ST STORE IE STOCK OF NTER GOODS, af Variety and Excellencc. Fail to be Suited, j (.'iisliniorcs. Examine their Kid Gloves at 50c, CHEAP!CHEAP!CHEAP! where lit the price. I,s, COUNTKKI'ANKS, and BED TICKINGS. 'Kan I sh an(J French Cassimeres. e Clothing at all Prices. ]> CASUS HOOTS ANI> SIIOKS, now in store. Abbeville. Prices are very low. 011 called to their 0 r-Proof Boots aoi Box-Toed Gate. >. Besides the above, complete assortments of Jroceries and Provisions ulty, andean buy with the assurance of getting (.foods always kept. BROTHERS. 'DUE 11 FCMTTOE! 11 Cheaper Than Ever! itttt nr\~tr ?\ 1LUUA, 3ES IN UPPER CAROLINA! inn ever before olfi-retl tothe peopleof Abbeville i a cood Hard WwkI Cottage Bedstead, wllh slats . Bureaus(Imitation), 85) and upward. Walnut >roportlonntely low. we have on hand everytore, from the tine Walnut Dressing Case Set to is. Bedsteads, Wnshstands, Sofas, Sideboards, hlldren's Chairs, Children's Beds, Trundle Beds, Iteds, Cradles, and oilier things too numerous to ise needing goods In our line to give us a call beto be underxold by any house in South Carolina or nd, at prices ranging from toSIOO. isb and Itllnd Factory in the .Southern States. to your interest to see us before purchasing such TOLLY & WILCOX, Ninety-Six, S. C. 11 FALL AND WINTER OF 1878. Opening Day. ; SATUBMY, OCT. 5. I ' Come One, Come All. B ' r J AND SEE OUR STOCK OP MILIUM, ! Dress Goods, | Black and Colored Silks, LADIES' CLOAKS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, KID GLOVES, MFLINGS, SILK TIES. And everything useful and ornmnentnl. 1 R. M. HADDON & CO. Oct. Z, 1S7S. Qilo nf Mnntfrnnrorl "Drniioiitn uaiQ ui uiuiippu i i ujiui ijf < , "TT7IIKREAS, M. C. Taggart (lid, on ' T V the 24th day of January A. D. 187t execute to J. ('. Maxwell a mortgage 011 his Flour, Grist and Saw Mill, and, also on his house and lot, all of which art situated in tho town of Greenwood, S. C. as a collateral to secure payment of a note for thirty-one hundred and eightyseven dollars and interest, due on the 1st of February 1874, with power to sell the above described premises, on default ol payment of principal and interest, and "to apply so much of the proceeds of the sale thereof as will satisfy the amount then due with costs and expenses allowed bj' law.'' And whereas tho said J. C. Maxwell did, on the 1st of February 1876, assign the said mortgage to A. M. Rlake and W, K. Iilake as collateral to secure tho payment of a note to them for one thousand dollars, duo 24th March 1874. Now, by virtuo of the authority vested in us by said mortgage, and for tho purpose ol ' foreclosing tlio same, wo will sell to the highest bidder, at public auction at Abbeville Court House, within the legal houif of sale, on Saleday in November next, tho - Flour, Grist and Saw Mill, known an Tuggart's Mill in the town ol Greenwood, S. C., with all the appurto1 nances thereto; also tho HOUSE AND LOT whereon M. C'. Taggart now resides, situated in Greenwood containing THIRTY-SIX ACRES nioro or loss. Terms cash. A. M. IiLAKE, W. K. ULAKE. Oct. 2, 1878, 5fc. 1 Large and Varied I Sfnnt nf "Rnnfo ;; MtUVU VA -AND? SHOES, HATS and CAPS, - SADDLES '& HARNESS, , Hardware, Groceries, "> NOTIONS, &c. 5 ?CAN BE FOUND ATW. JOEL SMITH & SON. 0(jt. 12, 1OT8. SHOES! SHOES ! IAT>IKK' Misses'r?n<l children's shoos. The j host assortment of theabove Kood? to be found in this market, I'UK 'KS IjO\V\ > R. M. HADDON & CO. | Oct. 2, 1S78. '' WANTED. ?cr,,'rlS?e.NoK: ttotii* ranvnssers to enjrnw in a pleasant and profitable business. Good men will find this u rare i-liance t*> make money. Such will . please answer this advertisement liy letter, y en.-losin? stamp for reply, slating what buslj iiess they have been eniraged In. None -lint those who mean business need apply. Address FINLKY, J1AUVKY & CO., Oct. 2, 1878, lyj Atlanta, Go. For Medical Purposes. IMPORTED 15RANDY, IMPORTED MADEIRA WINE, IMPORTED SHERRY WINE, IMPORTED TENERIFF WINE, r. Pl'RE RYE WHISKEY. I Pl'RE WHEAT WHISKEY, at DR. PARKER'S. Oct, 9, 1878, tf NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY AT TIIE Emporium of Fashions AND selected with great care as to low prices, and the wants of our ladj friends. Send for samples or Rive us s look, and get the lowest cash jyiccs. PnunAnt fn 11 xr JAS. A. BOWIE, Agent, Emporium of Fashions. Sept. 2T?, 1878,2t ANNOUNCEMENT. I DESIRE to inform mv friends ami customers that I am now associated with the tirm of Messrs. W. Joel Smith & Son, where I will always bo found ready to serve them. All orders intrusted to" me will receive my prompt attention. T. P. QUARLES. Sept. 18, 1S78. Barnwell & Co Are receiving every clay additions to their FALL STOCK, which consists of DRY GOODS AND N otions, NOTHING, HATS, Boots & Shoes, GROCERIES of all kinds. A large supply BAGGING AND TIES, Sept. 18, 1878. ABBEVILLE liiiii noL fill lis OpeM Octoter 7th, 1818. THE scholastic year will consist of 4fl weeks from day of opening, being two sessions of 20 weeks each. The terms for session of 20 weeks will bo at follows: Primary Department, 8 5 or 81 00 per month, Intermediate " fl or 1 ?0 " Senior " 12 or 2-10 " Annual Contingent. Fee, 81.00. Fees to he paid monthly. Hoard can he had at ?8 and 810 per month. Out of forty-five applicants, the Board of Trustees havo elected S. J. Graham M. A., principal lie will be assisted bj Miss Livingston and Miss White. Tlie\ aro nil teachorsof experience, and wil conduct tlio institution on the Gradec School system. For the above low rates thorough in struction will bo given in all tho usua English branches, and also without extri charge, in mathematics and languages. \V. II. 1'AKKElt, President. W. C. Bknkt, Secretary Sept. 18, 1878. seWgIiachine oil -AT EDWIN PARKER'S. An cunt 28, 1K78, tf. Notice. ALL persons holding clnlms agnlnst the Uitc of THOMAS C. l'KRKIN, deceased arc hereby notified and required to file then with the Adinlnistrutor within the time spoc lfied by law. h. W. PEItRIN. Administrator. i 27 August, 1878. TAN YARD. ' rnilE undersigned now have In BucccsFfu J. operation, a good tan ynrd, nt Donalds vlllc, where hides of every description wil be bought. For dry bides we pay 12 cents for green hides, 0 cents, in burtgr. HAWTHORN & HODGES. Jan. 31, lmh?8 McCords Colic Mixture. For Horses, Mules nnd Cattle. The undersigned have been appointed sole agents for the sale of "Met 'USDS COLIC.' MIX ' TURE,"an Infalliblecurejfor colic In horse mules or cuttle. This preparation was pat tented June .'JO, 18<i!l, nnd in the short tim t which lias elapsed since has attained a repu tatlon unequaled by any patented medicin 1 on the globe. We4iave in our possession tef tirooniias from numerous persons who liav used It: [ I have had two occasions to use McOord , Colic Mixture In cases that seemed desperate The success In curing was apparently magle ' al. It is administered without trouble or de F lay, Is speedy In action, and I think Is so val s liable that every person who manages horse . or mules should kecd it at hand. . 1). L. WARDLAW. , I saw Mr. Mcford use his medicine on ; mare that, had been travelling, and was seiz ed with cramp colic. The animal was drop ping down frequently nnd In great pain. 11 1 a short time after the medicine was given? li r ten minutes, at the farthest,?the animal wa easier, and In an hour I saw the animal hai ' nessed and driven off. and learned subsc qitently she performed the Journey and Inn . no more colic. ! THOMAS THOMSON. ' I have had one occasion to use McC'or folic Mixture. It was very effective an think is an excellent medicine. S. McGOWAN For Sale at Abbeville by \V. T. PFNXEY. Dlt. E. PARKER. For sale by T. Baker, T.owndesvllle, S. C E. II. Ed wards. Due West. HOLMAN'S LIVER PADS No Humbug forGliills and Dyspepsia. At DR. E. PARKER'S. Murch 2.5, lRTS-tf. , ^"MElScZLT^ FERWKIN?Collier's Kentucky Remed' for Man and ileast. EDWIN IIARKER. July 10. 1S7?. DRESS GOODS OITR Stock of Dress Ooods embraces all tin newest styles aiid very cheap K>cto$l.(X per yard. R. M. IIADDON i C'O. Oct. 2, 1S7S. _ BLACK ALPACAS nt nil prices. R. M. II ADDON & CO. (>ct. 2d 187rt. Ucnn make money faster at work for u than at anything else. Capital not requli ed; we will start you. $12 per day at home made by the Industrious. Men, women,-hoyi and girls wanted everywhere to work for us Now Is the time. Costly outfitand terms free Address Tkue & Co., Augusta, Maine. BEST FOOD I7<0R Infants and Invalids, ready ioi . uso without boiling, or straining. A child deprived of its mother's milk can only he fed properly, when the food given is equivalent in powor to that oi tho mother's milk. EDWIN PARKER. Juno 10th 1878. Hark the Spot WHERE reposes (lie remains of you friends by placing a marble Moniimer or llend Stone to tbelr memory. At the Mm blc Yard ctin be seen n full line of all grade of Marble?Also a large collection of the lr testdesigns from which we can at short nr tlce get up all grades of work. Our prlccs nr< us low as city prices, and work better tiaUh.edthandonc elsewhere. * J. D. CHALMERS. ii in sii I. Gittelsor Abbeville, S. C. The Finest Assortment GOODS Ever bruit to ttiis Marl AT THE LOWEST PRICES New Alpacas, . StO New Dress Goods, gto New Delaines, gto New' Oiled Calico, gto New French Calico, gt( New Dress Calico, gto New Sheeting, gtfl New Sea Island, gto Oi. HCW JL1^?V1UJ5, Ol,Vi New Shirting, StO New Domestic, StO New Jeans, StO New Casslmeres, StO New Blankets, StC New Flannels, Sto New f Waterproof, \ Sto (.Blue and Black, J New Checked Home&pun, gto New Linsey, StO New Cotton Flannelj gto New Table Cloths, StO New and Biflck, Sto New Quilts, Sto JJew Spreads, gto New Carpets, gto New Rus8? Sto I ; Jfew Shawls, gto ' New anc* other gto New Dry Goods gto JY 0W Ulat wouia occupy iuu q [ > NOW much space to mention, g r 1 New Over Coats, in all colors gj 1 New Talmas, gt \ New Ulsters, gt New Black Broadcloth Coats gj New Black Cassimere Suite, gl ) New Fine Sack Suits, gt New Fine Doe Skin Pants, gj New Fine Cassimere Pante, gt " New A full line of gt i- New Boys and Childrens' st< I. I New Clothing! gt New Fur Stiff Hats, gt New Fuc Soft Hats, gt , New Wool Soft Hats, gt ! New Light Soft Hats, gt i New Boys Soft Hats, St< " New The most extensive St< New Stock ever brought to St( ; New this market. St( ? A Fine Lot of 0 I Gentium aid Ladies' Unflerwi s AND iGentlemen's Fine Woo] :0VER& UNDER SHIP I) and a large variety of Fine ; White Linen Shiri New Jewelry, St( New Gold 18 k't Watches, gt< New Silver Watches, St< New Plated Watches, St< New Gold Chains, St< 1 New Silver Chains, St< New Plated Chains, St< New Fine Gold Rings, jgt( * New Plated Riugs, Stc r New Silver Plated Cups, St< New Silver Plated Spoons, gtc New New Plated Forks, gtc New ^ew Butter Knives gtc 1 New Ladies' Jewelry, gfa New Gents' Jewelry, gto New &c-? &cm &c-? &c-> Sto ; A call will convim the public that it the CHEAPEST ai : largest Store in tl r country. Respectfully, i. mmm Sept. 24, 18T8, 11 Cunningham 6 I Have Opened thel] l Fall St' rrATFDU ME IIUMIL m and are prepared to ser of the public generally. ( an early day, m CUNNINGHAM & Sept. 18,1876, tf HARD PAN EWMOffWl ire Are Now I ire FROM NEW YORK re U1M U?U. " Large and Sel ? dry goods, no' re clothing, b ? hardwa groce: re Their Goods having been boi re at the lowest range of rc Ajt Bott ore re Call and examine. WARDLAW t re April 17, 1878, tf re Dr. H. 13. "W re DENT re ABBEVILLE, S. C., Office re - Emporium re of Fashions. We now offer the largest and most attractive I ,re S100* ?F Z "MILLISmj >re 7 lo; ,re Dress Goods >re ' )re Cloalcs, -DRESS TRIMMINGS,>re and all tho " >re NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON 2 \ro Idil tn hfi found in Abbeville. at bottom | wi jre prices, at tb jre EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. I Oct. 8, 1878. 00 ssthw er Can now show to friends ?' 2 A SPLENDID STOCK OF Jfv be >re Millinery, r,; >re Notions, h" )re Hosiery, ? Gloves, iar, Ties, 1?, Cuffs, 1 Collars, IT A 31D ? HA ND HE B CHIEFS. ? P ts. 1 Wo have In connection pri foi )re Dress-MakiDg Depatment,..! >re where a lady can hnven dress made or cut a>' > short notice. an )re PATTERNS FOR SALE. 1 Oct. 9, lK7i). tf Kj ::: j. l. clark i 10 )re TS prepared to do all kinds ol repairs on )re Clocks, >re Watches, 8 >re ,re Jewelery. CHEAP FOR CASH. (X |J*0 ^ j At his old Stand on Main ? : Street. ?! ire His work ia as good as that of any n< re watchmaker, and his prices are as low. ' Give him a trial, and bo will give you satisfaction. < 116 ABBEVILLE, S. C. J 0An? 1 Q 1 QTQ Q ?>-? nr oupilt 10, UUl. Be COKESBUEY _ . CONFERENCE SCHOOL, IS - Cokesbury, Abbeville Conn- E id x o ? ty, S. C, j 10 T^IIE Eighty-third Session of twenty weeks T 1 begins on tho soeoud Monday, 11th of January, 1S78. J. P. l'RICUARD, A. M., Rector. st Dr. F. >'. OAUY, Secretary Loard Trustees EXPENSES. Tuition, Primary Department 812 00 k " Intermediate " 15 00 I. " Hwnlor " ?..aj 00 Board per i.ionta, - 12 50 Sons of ministers of the Conference, free > J tuition. I Location, proverbially healthy. Easily ac- , cnssible by Greenville and Columbia Railroad tl Community, lntelHgent, refined and moral, it I Free from dram shops, gambling saloons; and p " their attendant evils. For Cotalojjue, address tho Reoloror Score tnry, of Hoard Trustees. October 31,1877, tf. i Templeton r .magnificent . ook of mmm 1IVU11JU1UU) ve their Mends and Jive them a call at TEMPLETON AT I^-ST. EDWARDS fleoeivinar AND BOSTOH AH ect Stock of HONS, [ATS, SHOES, RE, RIES, &C., &C. aght at headquarters and prices, are offered l Prices. t EDWARDS, i T IL.SON, 1ST, Over the Post Office. Tax Notice. K Tbeasubeu'b Opkiob, Sept 11th 1878. N" accordance with the supply Bill approved March 22d 1878, my office 11 be open regularly October lat for the llection of taxes, with a view toavoid 9 ruMh which would otherwise occur ring the month of October, I will open onday, September 16tb, and the office 11 remain open until farther notice? cept as herein stated below. riie rate per centum of Taxes is as fol- ws: State Purposes................... 4$ Mills. Schools. S 44 County 3 " ' Past Indebtedness... ...... 1 41 Total Levy .?.?? . mm*. ???? 10i Mllis. Poll Tax, one dollar. A penalty of five i>er centurj will be "*/Ided to the May Installment wLlch has ?t been paid. Taxes are payable in the following nd of funds and no other: Gold and Silver Coin, United States irrency and National Bank Notes. Taxes?remaining unpaid on the first y of November will be collected by stress as provided by law, together ith a penalty of fifteen per centum on e amount delinquent. And if the lount of delinquent Taxes and Penalss shall not be paid on or before the 15th y of November, 1878, I will proceed to llect by sale of said property. Persous who refuse or fall to pay the >11 Tax will be proceeded apunat bore a Trial Justice for a misdemeanor, id upon conviction will be fined Five >11rx or im^risonmeut in the County ,11 ior iniriy unys. In order to accommodate the T^axpay? of the county who sell their cotton at ints on the railroad I will bent the llowing places at the time specified to it: Due West, Monday 23d September. Donnoldsville, Tuesday JHth Septemr. Hodges, Wednesday 25th September, >m 11 o'clock until same hour next day. ? Greenwood, Thutsday 2flth September, )m arrival of down train until ssme iur next day. Ninety-Six, Friday 27th, September, sm arrival of down train until up train .turday. Taxpayers are earnestly requested to ect me at the points mentioned and us save themselves the trouble of comg to the Treasurer's Office. All information desired as to Taxes ill be freely given by mail orother.80. J. W. PERRIN, County Treasurer. 3ept. 11/1878, 8t. pecialties for the Ladies. i (LACK SILKS and CASHMERES. SLACK ALPACAS?us good an article at I Ci\ AAntu AO MM Kit Itvn liWJKlli)^ iiuiu ?i kw w vciiw>| no vum w ind ut these figures anywhere. CID GLOVES from 50 cente to 91. IAMBURG TRIMMINGS from 5 cents to cent* per yard. V. full line of HOSIERY. iVhlto, Unbleached and Colored CORSETS d SKIRTS. bargains In LINEN and SILK HAND* SRCHIEFS. V. splendid assortment of Waterproof*. Examine those all-wool twilled tinnnels, In autlftil columns, forsacaues or suits. kllles' and Zolgler's Philadelphia Shoes. lAdiesand Misses OVERSHOES, at from to oOccnts per pair. WHITE BROTHERS. )CU2, 1978, tf pecialties for the Gentlemen. 'HE largest assortment of American, English and French CASSIMERES and )ATINGS ever kept by us. Gents Und<>r-Wear?especially all-wool Gents Hcsc, Blcached, Unbleached and ?K>rcd. Gents Shirt* and Collars. Gents (Yavats.Scorlli, Ties and Bows. Uents Drcsh Hats, embracing the latest >velties. Uents Ready-made Clothing, comprising a od assortment of Over-Coats. Water-Proof Box Toed Boots. Gents Hand Sewed Box Toed Gaiters. Gents Machine 8ewed Box Toed Gaiters. Gents Over-Shoes, from 75 cents to |2 per ilr. WHITE BROTHERS. Oct. 2.1S7?. WAGON luggies and HarnessHAVE lust received a car load of the celebrated MILBURN WAGONS?all sizes and SPRING WAGONS of vurious sizes, lso, Single and Double BUGGIES, Wagon id Buggy HARNESS, all of which will bo Id at the LOWEST PRICES. J. W. ROBERTSON, Oct. 3, 1878, 3m. , Ldministrator's Notice. A LL persons indebted to the Estate of i. THOMAS 0. PEltKIN, deceased, ill inako immediate settlement with ItJ AUIIJlliiouttvufj tw unci lunovuiuj^ idulgence all deliuqncut's claims will be ut in suit. LEWIS \V. I'EHRIX, Adminiirtrtitvc, a