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'he Press and Banner, I Vednesday, Oct. 30, 1878. Death of John Alien Thomson. ! Our community was shocked to lioni* on i hursduy morning last, of the death of John I lion Thomson, which occurred suddenly on : tst SVeJncsdHy night,at !t o'clock. lie had!, fen out huntini;, and when about lv j urdsfrom his rcsiuence It'll dead of heartjdis- , vsc. Abov who was wit h him after eiuleav- ] ring to arouse him, became alarmed, ran tip lis wife, Mr. itobt. Mi'Kiiuic.v ami .so;ne ? <>! ; < red men, IIVinson his place, hurried to the ? Hit and found liiin, Just a> lie liail lalien. c was at onee removed to the house, ami i lough for two hours every etl'ort was made i i restore life, yet it was without avail, for his! c ilrit had already returned to theiiod who i ive it. The physicians arc of tin- opinion j, at he never breathed alter fa Hint;, liewa-l, e eldest son of Judge Tlios. Thomson, mid j iza Allen, was born Aprll ">th !>! !, in Uiisi Hugo. Though young in years yet he! < itered the service of his country during the J4 tr, and was faithful in the discharge of Ins i ities, till its close, and returned to his nu- f k-e town and soon entered the mercantile I g 'e with olir fellow townsinan. Mr. T. 1*. j uarles, under the firm name of yuiirlcs a ! lomson, and alter the dissolution of this in he formed copartnership with Dr. l'arker I e afterwards sold out his entire mercantile terests, and moved to his fathers plantai ion ; t :ar Hopewell church, when he spent the re-J * itinder of hl.s short days as a planter. lie is married to l.ucy Calvert on the lsih i > >rll l.sTO. and leaves her a widow with four j ( tie sons to mourn his untimely end. dr. Thompson's genial. sociable and ainia- ! ; nature?together with his uniform courte- i , to all whom he met?endeared hint to all * his friends, and if lie had an enemy we ve never heard it. About six weeks pre-[t >us to his death lie made a profession ofj th In Christ, and connected himself Willi jpewcll Presbyterian church, llis remains I rc brought to his father's residence on i . /ursdoy, and on Friday at 11 o'clock Ins l'u- j11 ml was oreaeh.'d at the I'resbyrn ian ! urcli, by tlic Hev. J. (>. LlnUsjiy.nfier which ' s was followed by many sorrowful I'ri.-iiils i c ihe Loii}? (.'alie Cemeiary, where his body j w rests till the resurrection morn, j j Supervisors of Election. |t "he United States Ciretiit Court met on! nrsilay last at noon, and appointed the fol-j a ring supervisors 01' cieetion i'or Abbeville mty. | [ Vairthonsp, J. T. Robertson. alhou.i's Mill's, Ci. Cade. k'Hlington. S. (?. Hester. okesbury, 1J. /. liernUon. ' (reenwood, A. M. Aiken. Ninety-Six, J. X. King. a lonaldsville, \V*. It. Aekcr. s )ue West, K. W. K. Nance. entrevllie, \V. A. Mack. , hild's Cross itoads, J. II. Childs. s owndesville, Theodore linker. l lugnolia, \V. M. Taj;:;art. ongCuue, T. L. JIaddon. edar springs, John I.yoii. '' IcKeitriek's >ii!l, ,J. Ji. Hritt. radley's .Mill,.!, C. little. ii .!! Democrats. A New Fsiper. ho Aiken Jlciicu- is the title of u now paper , ? I started ut A ikon, s-. i\, by Thus. .1.' . tnis, Ks.j., witli .Mr. J.nnos <iray I'or cr, 1 1 Mr. I.. A. ltansum, .???!i\-i:inx i;,, J jjndier-lieiieral L. l.igou ami ('oionei |'' jrge 11. Lythgoe. excellent i.vj ?? from ihis; J! m, are doing the printing in e.\ee:i? ni le. having very property taken ihc.-tM?/'<.<rf<( 11 vnicte and SetUiiicl .is their model. lh< '' iew in typographical skill, presents a good , ?, while .Mr. i'orter, l>y his ability wiii 11 e it a stand among the leading newspapers j " he State. We predict for the iniant paper I iliiant career. There's nothing like pluck j I energy, and these gentlemen have a lull 11 :k of these desirable qualities. J J' Good News for Housekeepers. ' licre is no more enterprising linn in town Sl n Mr. II. \V. Lawsoii. who now lias on " d three car loads of the cheapest and In si j 'J ;vk ever brought to this market, besides an i' diaustible supply of tin ware of every v d. lie now sells stove.- with thirty pie-pots, pans, bakjrs, ?VeOte,?fortlu.""'. >>i.\ ; 4 lghl years ago this same stow? and aitach- c lis weresold for ?W.'0. lie has good cook- j stoves from 57 to?h!.M, uceortling in size. [' ring greatly reduced the price of his tin e tliere is constant demand lOr this el:<>- 11 oods from every section of the comity. has fifteen hundred lamps of all siy.es, a lities, and prices. There is now no use in s' dug about in the dark when you can g> t j od lamp .'or2} cents and kerosene aL-"1.': ts a gallon. Tit citizens, without a single exception do- ] nee the unjust levying of ine i!i?. ?vii i in our citizens. The llrown lax i< thiityi*' cent more than our equitable share of the ,( c taxes. Colonel Josoj-n Newton Urown,,.' lie ?'-oiinty of Anderson, ii is alleged wa> y fly instrumental in perjieic itin;: ;.'iis out- ,' i upon our peopie. ?idle Anderson ('oun- \ Ms not rai-ed one cent. 'ili:s too in the I': of the fact, that Anders')!! County, in her j' iperlty and exempli >n from many of the , fortune* thai befell Abbeville, coiuribu- , but a fruction over oae-h.<if of che \.>.ui; contribution (hat Abbeville did to set npi^' Hampton Government. Abbeville in ben j' erty j>aid over eight thousand dollars ' In All lorson in her wealth. paid over lour Iiisaml dollars. Abbeville is always uiito pay her fail qujta, but she dislikes to ' inposed up*hi. m j, ik Acinlhiix, edited 1 >y Cousin "Annie Ma- J I James f.imcs to i?s enlarged and i ttlcally printed on beautifully tinad sr. Annie" is tin* most cuarmin;: ! :ell ns t!ie most sueenssful editor in the thern stat.esl'Tlie Awitthi'* is 4 children's j lt which never fails lo entertain the lilt:? j *with pictures, stories, enigmas kvc. Send j jilts to Miss ll.irncs, Atlanta, and receive | paper for one year. I' K. Wx. OsWEM. DrNIIAS, of I'hllailH-' <i 1 left lis for hi> lioirie this morning. Jle.o been down on tiie .-savannah at Col. Jas.1 a rard Calhoun's for some time, insp<cting'i magnificent water power ami the lands in ; , vicinity, with a view to investing. We 1 him u safe Journey home and hope that I recollections of his v. -i t may prove suili- j tly pleasant to induce him to return and 1 le In our county. j ir reference to an article elsewhere it will s een that the ltads have put lip a ticket to !, nocked down. Our friends need not be : j-. med. We intend to elect the l>eniocrul!ej et, We had hoped the colored people i Id for once vote with us, and have a good 1 ng and a good time generally, but it j is that a few restless spirits are detennin- I :? keep up the enmity of the races. ! 1 ik Charlotte Observer is a sociable editor. s takes time to read his country papers. J v so with friend Stokes of the Union Time*. ' always read his paper, more or less, bi.t1 1 1 wilder a nickel?the largest amount of Lai cash iti the Treasury?ti.at the t ditor ot, 1 Timex hasn't read two eoiumiis in the 1 w and Banner in six years. i<o you ta*e bet? ..-Ill rim M f I M,irlnn I'.ir. ' I for sheriff next time, unit', lhcrc was !j le western army no more gallant soldier, *' i Lieutenant Carlisle. He lost a lei: on 1 doody field of Chicainau;:a wlule iiolilv s harving his duty to his country, which is i *' willing t<? otfer him anotiice, asa slight '' monlal of their appreciation of his scr-,( [E Synod of South Carolina at Spartan-j ; formed a new Presbytery comprising i counties of Laurens, <;reen villc, spartan-; and Union, to be culled the Pi'sbyicry t v noree. leaving the counties of Newberry, i L-lield, Abbeville. Ahder*on. Oconee and . j ;ens in the oM South Carolina Presbytery,; ,| ;h will meet at Abbeville C. 11., on] , Incsday before the 2nd, Sabbath in April | V/t p. m. e are lnform<'d that fienerni John 1>. nedy, of Camden, will be a candidate for: s iter of the next House of lteprcsenla- | s. We believe his chances of election are j ( I, and are of opinion tiiat tieneral Kenue-js an excellent gentleman and one who id make a line Speaker. With thepres- !l lights before us, we tliiiik him aecepta- !' Is >untry Darkey to Merchant.?Boss, have ! seen Mr. Brown? erchant?Which Mr. Brown ? j. irkey?The Mr. Brown that levies taxes. I knt to know how much lie is going toj rge me on my land next year. j Erchant?Can't Captain 1'crrin teii you <, much your taxes are? fkey?No sir, I see by the papers that I brown is managing da; bu>incs> now. | fE JVVicw and Cttrier makes a fair sf::left of our remarks upon the action of the | b Boird of Equalization. Our neighbor , | everything in his exchanges, whether; , humblest backwoods journal or thcirnat metropolitan daily. The daily re idinjj of 'j [paper* received at She ollice of agieat | k- must be a laborious job. L J. 0. Met Ji.AXE's mule, attached to a| ty in returning from Little Kivc.i church I Kunday ran into tlie buggy of Mr. W. It. j [dams, turn iug It over, throwing out the j ( [pants, Mr. and Mrs. McAdams and thel r ; jit. The infant was seriously injured. ' ither damage, except the breaking of the I Fy* L M. B. Kli.i.s, fonnerly of r>ue West, i I low of Osyk, Miss., has had yellow fever. | ire pleased to learn that lie is convalcs- < , and reads the best newspaper printed >uth Carolina. The doctor lias been as- , aus in his attention to suHirers from the t plague of the West. t. Stephen Ki.moke, of Greenwood was iwn last Monday, paying taxes, lie has a subscriber to the JJutmrr for more than j y years, and has a good prospect for read- j1 t as many more years. Mr. Elmore com-!, ced life poor, but is now one of the weal- j nen of the county. ;m. from Society Journal. "Miss S ' :ared to positive disadvantage because of illness of complexion and?must we e it??Pimples spoiling an otherwise itiful countenance. [*jhe should by all ns procure and use Dr. Bull's Blood Mlx. Rep.] ^Treasurer's office iscrowded day and it. Hundreds ot tax payors will be unto pay before the thirty-tirst, when tiie dty attaches. Those who have neglected lay have nobody to blame but them-i < ta. ie ladles' "cuss"-word? "I'll be switched if i ' ?Laurenxville Herald. Great Good L" and "Good Gracious" are favorite ways I platins the commandment forbidding j rreverent use of oar Creator's name. t,. J. H Rick so much Impressed some of kiilicfi ?it. (Jri-i'iiu'onft lji?t Tlinrcdiiv. tb:11 I enquired if he wan not a Presbyterian j cher. He delivered lils speech immedi-j after the Rev. R. D. Snjart's prayer. e Democratic gentlemen who are repnrtfd to be put in nomination on the Radlcket in this county have as yet received fflcial notification of the fact. See their s in another column. s. J. M. Ellis, of Due West, was in town week, paying taxes. He is making arementstocet married, cs soon as his ays yes. We've bceu In that tlx ouris for ten years. E Abbeville Rifles light up the square ? nights and are by the officers put nth the marches, wheels, obtimies. right! ts, <fce., Ac., in the greatest military pre-; Hoyt, of the Register, we believe is a Idate for Heading Clerk of the next ie of Representatives. He would make ) officer. We will vote for bim. - V-V V ' rrs.i JTO 75. v.; .... J w'>-" >Tow that the crops- mt<> .v?*riy iu, the ere a re beginning to look forward t pleasures of the winter. There is mani who contemplates the purchase of a 1 mid there is 110 place where they can 1 ter suited 1 lian at Mr. J. W. Uohertson, heviile. w! 1 u has * 1 ?*oiupIcte assortment ery thin*/ 011 wheels. Tin-: AikjkxI" t'riniiifi is a fir paper. i'ull of news, markets, ?S:e., \ cinut muiilx-r of ads. of the most em business men of Augusta. A i.itri.i: (laughter of Mr James A.< nf line West, illeil of dipthcria last Sat week. Jtnri'Ml at Little liiver elnirt ininlay morning. W'K resrre! to learn that Mr. Robert H ;on. :i }ii _J11 v respected nlil citi/.en of 1 lesville, is very ill. Wo wish for 1 -1?'od v recovery} 'I'll" debtors of the linn of McNeil noreal < Jrei'iivvoml will do well to read !c notice in another eoltunn which is it <1 for their eves. Ort: I.owndcsvillc friends we lejirn. i enewi:i!; their etl'oris in behalf of the o:ul. Now is the time to work. Oiksi.kv < \\ i.isofx. ;|"C(! t wo venrs, y st son of Mr. It. it. Buchanan,of (ireen lied of pneumonia last week. Miss ?'oi:i:ik Ihnwox, tin ele-rant at omplished young ladv of Atlanta, is i t?e?t a! Mrs. Norwood's. Tin-: Improved Sioror Sowing Machln old within the last i?i days. Get tlu roni I-:. I!ruee, agent. Tiik letter of "15" from Greenwood w: ended for pubiication in our last issue, I vas received too late. Tin: Hodges "blow out" takes place latnrda.v. lie sure to no. It is tile last i jampaign. Mus. lioitnt Mt'fiowan" and Miss , ,!< !Sowrn of I.aureus are guests of (Jo ile< Jowati. Mi:. .loitN i[kton and Miss Ida MoC'u he Nation were married last Thursday. Tiik I'! Atlvriiscr of tin'17th lie atne safety to hand on t he li.">til. 't*nxi n<;11a>t tc Ti:mpi.kt<?: have a s lid line of .Jeans and < 'assimeres. < fxxtx?;nam T::m?*i.i:tox haceal of vliiu>K Ihnn fViM' lii'fitrr* :??s f*ht* an lie. Tin: boys :-rc nil coquetting villi " liiitmi." 'Mr. James M. I.awson hit i.r sal p. Kvkviioijy smokes Lawson's celeb mil < 'igar to be found at tlio Post (>tllcc. Tin: Kurelta ("tear is popular. It can b ,t the l'os: UJHce. Ik .vim will smoke, sro i<> Mr. Jami ? > wson and gel the best cigars or i ties. i'i.oaks! Cloaks'. A niee line, clu'ap : oel smi:h son's. Hats! Hats! Hats!?The newest ,nd prices, as low as any, at \V. Joel .Sin! ion's. t'tfJAtis.?Mr. James M. Lawson, <le:i hi- 1 >i"-T ei'.Mis that :iiv made, and se! line at tiie lowest cash prices. Cail an ii in. Mii.ks Fine Ladles Slio^s cheaper ver before M Cunningham,.'.: Templetor Mr.ssi;s. smith A Son advertise the ivautiful goods at the lowest prices. - --. ?i ? The Drown Taxes. Col.fMlliA. S. ('.. (let. 2*1! r. T. R'tbfrtxoti. JZxy Amti'oi* A t'lt' 11 My I'kau si it .* ' 11 action of Union rd of Ki|H:!'i/.;>tioii ivceatiy a>M'mbii 'o'umMa. in Ls ef!- et upon the taxes h( i-r tu lie pnid in vo'ir County is I am s it l'snndcrst*io?l. lie Unit however as it lo re is now being prepared for public, i the newspapers a statement si.uwin; illy the assessment ?.f the lai.ds of ,mnty of theStateas fixed iiv the lluuni y its comparison with the previous a tent. 1 [I is \\ 11 i Tie Iiiini' i,l a irn u.i? i II'- >1 latter will ln-i liiiri.v ociore Jiln-1> >r clcieoiisiileratinn, ami eaeli O f the s>late eau see how it is alh-etcil. I ounty (Iit'll thinks tluit inju<tiee has one in I he relative assessment of its I; Ik* remedy is simp!*' ami speedy. A.joiiw Ut'Miliiiii.u introduced l>y its i; [ ritalivos into tin- roinin*: Legislature (l(>|i(t"l li.v Ilia! ImtJy will direct the (' roller (jcm-ra! a: what rale to place ounty. No i?- w ass'-ssnient in 'In* co ill l)f required?no expense incurred? iiiisc addi' ::.nal wot k i.i III is oiHee hih ounty Audi'or's, which 1 am sure \v: lio-riuliy home. In the > ' uiwhiie no harm < m possihl one any tax payer in tin- No la: e levied min !; Ie>s cmlectcil upoti the su iv.it <?i tlk<- . late Hoard until that :e lent has l et'i lepo: f .I to the I.c;:is!i ml confirmed Itv i's actioi at tiie to; l.-kioii. I am very i'n!i\-. Jo!IN.-ON I.'aOOO] Coi::;-lr<ii:ui"! >c:ie ? * 'frtf * A Letter i"n?m IJoi'^es. 11< (>.':K-i. s. (* ?er. -' th V'lrri'Jr I'rrs-nn-t ; Tile Hodges l>e:itoi*r:lti<- C"iti'i, of Coke? wi:ship, will haw their urand ceiehr. ere on n?'x' >ati;id.iy, theUml. Nov. A Jrnii.eiatie < Itil.s in the com.(y are in .?:ittriiil iii uniform. Kcd shirts h:i ve ecided byjiuL'cs to In- ?:ood |jj?. |i|? ?.< ! ,!l the colon (1 democrats are included i: ivi?ii?iti t > attend. Hon. M.'Metier ha*consented to bo ion. It. Wyatl Aiken and i.ieut. *!<>v. > >11 aivoxi'i if.l. Col. ('othmn wili be i!'l other (listiiiuuislio'l speak'-rs w|l ioi;cd ! >r. Tlie Abbeville county thiol's are i*i vil d particularly. those who if t'n elected in the la.-t primary e'cctii e;i!siu!hc next I.i f:i>lati:iv. A picnic icrwitl be M-rvcd and the iadies are coi k- iovit ! to af.end aud participate. i> ;er of l!<cclub. I!ji'ti11 y VV. A. MDOlii ('OiTCSIiolilJi!!^ S.vic!; <?v ? ( clientI S:e(.o\vaa Speaks ()u 1 understand that l!:eie arc rumors i iJhor ticket- lor the legislature. I lia lay.-;!" en a Itcmocrat. have been noun! ii 11n* Democratic ticket and will accc if lief if made. There is no nrc >.-ily f? '??< :* i>?>t11i11wtion. II can only result in tut i would not serve :f elected on any I r. opposition to t!ic iK-rte.icr.iey. s. MctJOW. ran't be TTinr Standard Hoar Report s iys tha* my name has been |i I! ti.e H :itilili-:;.1 ticket for llie le-rish could t:. t u ; lerftny circumstances be hindard bear r. A Item ' rat in jirin ml practice with tlie 1 Vmoeracy I sin ,\ii. J. 11. HI ? Mr. rarker Declinrs. I bavbeard on ttie strer>t? Mhou<:h n Icially informed) that I have been iiotnii iy tbe Kcpuhlican party of tiiis e??unt itate Senator. Such use of my natm lithout tn.v kno-vied'/e :m<l uunutboi adhere to the action of the Oemoerath and irive mv liiuiualitied support t lomtneec. I will not serve if elected le icpublicuti party. W.M. II. PAKK -Viiitarv Clubs, Attention. Tbe Abbeville Itifles extend a - hnllen ill Kitlc t'lubs I'ortli of Columbia, for a Irill <if S*Vi ml itiiri in't lie l':tir :;t \bbevil Novel,I'ler 1s7s. All colli pit It! iri!iu to comt>?*t'\ can ulitaln tin* rules TuiMtf the drill, mill the evolutions l<? li uted, Ii.v ap;)ly5uir t?? tin* S.-erotary o mnpany. M. iJeliKl'II I., Secretnr Oft. "!?, JSTS. Abbeville Hi Attrition I5i*mocrnts. A mpcthii: of Abbeville Iictnocratif! vill licit! in tit.* ('or.rt House, Kriiln; liiiS 1st proxitno.at 7'?o'clock. ltusiu in|>ortancc. Turn one i'v order of lent. \V. A. TKMIM.KTON, Secret makio t itepouts. Nkw Yokk. (ictobor 'ji',?1 li M.?S tronsr. Money .V?(!. Cold |- kKxcl -lonir l.vJ; short state bonus 1 ioveriiineiits linn. Cotton ?inieter; sa ?initl?l!iuir uplands middling; Oi ; l-'llt ures steady?October- : Novt .! ">: I?eccmherJanuary !',T1 : Kel >1; March ! .?:!, Flour quiet. Wli pring dull; winter tinner. Corn dull, icavy, at S.10. Lard quiet, at Kit inn. Cft a ki.kston, October s<>.?("Ottoll (| nitl'liin^r !>!{; low middling!); uood ;>i y AftirsTA. Octol>er Cotton quict11 ii:i' ; low middling ; }' >oil ord i;ir: sales 1 mauihed. M AH!!IKi>. on Tuesday. <irtober I [lie rcvidenee of Mrs. 11. 'i'. Ilrown, '] killc, S. !iv H?'v. W. II. Strickland [AMIS I. TKI1MI.K and Miss KM) I'KASTKH. hotel arrivals.' ai.ston Ilot'sk.?i. (' Truinlio, New ' D 1> Nathans, t'W Wells, I'hiladelpliiu sin meld..I 15 Cowan, I?ona!ds; A .! M iialtiiilore ; Col II II I'olyrr, Uieliinon<! Mi'.j A -tu-.rt' Newport. Tenn ; A .1 J'ei VYalhalla.S .1 c Moore, Cokesbury i L.'usoti, l>ry drove; .1 C Myers,S K i laud. Cooke Co, Tenn; .1 It Cuuuiu: Spartanburg; T Sassard, Miss Kate f Hose Cottage. BRIDGE iJOTICE Tin; Bridge at Douglas's Mill is uol nil persons crossing do so at tliel 1'he repairing of said bridge will be let lowest bidder ou llie -T7tii of November it the bridge. Spec! Heat ions given on the day. (i. M. .MATT!!* K. A. Met "ASI, T. 1'. Ql'A ill.I County Commissioi Oet. .*50, 1ST8. Motice. TIIK firm of McNeill <fc Klniore was < ved on September the 1st ls7.\ Ai <ons indebted will make payment by Tanuary next, as the business must tie by tbat date, or the strong arms of tli will be resorted to. The llrm iiamc w used only in settling. A I KXANDK1C MeNK STEl'll KX ELMOHK. Oct. 23, 1S7S, 5m * To Physicians. 'IHIE Physicians <.f Abbeville Couir 1 requested tonieet oil Sain day in N bc-r, at the Court House, to organize a < Medical Association. I'HYSJCJ Oct. GO, 1S78. FiSH! FISHS! FISH A VARIETY. Mackerel and Shad, cl tlian ever before at W. JOEL SMITH & i Oet 30, 1878, tf New crop new Orleansmolj just received at W. JOEL SMITII 4 J Oct 00, 1878, tf ' - ^ySSRSSBBBSBt&F * && - - ?Wt& NOTICE mono _-v-yl' n >X?. To Debtors and Credito of A t>ol ev . . A LL perrons IndcStfed to the Kstsitc o ^!;V'. J\ JAMKS F. MABRy. deceased. el .... .n". ,)V notl! account are requested to < ngeuel forward and pay tbennme at an early d: I the undersigned or to my agent ])r. .1 I'lamp I KKIjIiKlJ. Those nej;ieciin!4 i" mtoi unlay I notice will tihd their notcsand accoun ;h 011 j the hands of an Attorney for collection. All persons havin<r claims against the nti til tatc wi" present their demands. I'own- Mils. M J. MAHISY .. I Administratrl " Oct. 2!, 1S7S, tf. B Ifj BANKRUPTCY. IItend | M'l'xtmi District of South faruliil't, (it (ii Kail-i ri'tr, 'S>f/i iIiii/ of S,i>tciiihri\ 1S7*>. j'l'IIK uiidfrsii/'ned herehy drives noti<,i mil"- ' his appointment as assignee of I'.str. wood ' iiicrvV Watson, of the Comity of Abhev ' of the State of South Carolina within District, who have lieen adjudged as H: id ac- rttpts upon their own Petition, by the now a trict Court of the si id iiistrlct. A. II. JENKINS, AssiuiK OS?fia Oct. 1 S78, ."tt. S M BANKRUPTCY. 1 lIV.t/'T/i District of South Carolina fit Green J10*' j !t/i it'll/ of Octolsrr I >f the ?t >in-; undor.-iuned fierehy ?ives notice of I 1 appoiiitmrnt as assignee of Estate of Janiej ley iV Itrother of the County of Abbcvilii nival ! South Carolina within said District, 1 j have i'cen adjudged Hankrupts on their < rrv of! l".''tion I'.vthV District Court of the said . A. II. JENKINS, Assigm <tant, Oct. 21. |S7?, ;plcn- ? ADIKS' wanting Ihc prettiest and civ li est dress in the market should en I! aver1 "lion ret to Ca.shmvre" only 21c per yanl, ti 1 - I? M 11 \ I )I)i IV A* ( :ij? a*. hmjmu in ** ? ? ? Oct. 1S7S, tf. J'V,?' I r A OIKS' end Ohildrens Suitings, J'i S t r '' ' * J s'"i Kinish Velvets from l>>c to Sl.-'il) I vard. Something new and stylish for \ nated ! ier. It. M. IIADDOX & C tr j Oct. 2-i, i?78. tr. :"!' HOODS, SACKS. i-lsnir- j c XD all kinds of Woollen floods for (' t I A. dren. also I.adies and Misses Jae il \v ; Slmwls, Nuhias, Are., in ureal variety, at. tf ' KMl'OKIUM OK FASHION styles j Off. il, IsTS, tf. 11 j.' T ADI1X AND M1SSKS SIIoKS, from 11 ! J best manufacturers, at very low prl Is in | at the K.Ml'OUIUM OK KASIIION Is t he } Oct. 2.'!, 1S7S, tf. t | T?"" Klam.els, Boulevard Skirts, Ac. tlrin i * sure to examine the lame stock and is-' ;prie.s, at the KMl'OKIUM OK KAS1I10 most | Ul L =? 1S7S' tf-. Bine Stom ."-tiite EDWIN PARKER is.'ied Oct. 2>, 1S7\ tf. I A New Lot TOILET SOAP! Si COLOGNES' S Soils, Gersan and MM ?Pr1?[: Lemon and Vanilla Extract. 'Kj EDWIN PASKEE. u"t> } <>ct. i;, l>"7S. -Olllv - :!! SMOKING * < :l11 . ?Tvn-rrT-(T? rrnTi i rn sriiUI mum TOiJAUt n flirt' mini: [ . ! Cigars anu Cigarettes 1; CIGARETTE BOOK! ED WIN PARKER I! !i 10LB GRANITE BANG lllTc. ! ??'j PtTo. S3 II OF THIS OLD STA1 v or- M Ol'Cl IMLI) 1! i >r :il)-! v M'\ His sto<-k is r.lii to (iv ri'.MWinir with ml. i ;:i mi! I:MST AND CHKAI'SOST ;f, Stock of Good rr* | over hroiijiht t? this innrket. The very he: incvl' f|CLOTHIN< Coats from S3 to $20. Pants from $1 to $.10. %5^| Vests from 59c. to $5. Hats from 40c. to $4. kiV.,c Caps from 25c. to $3. Ladies' Shoes from 75c. to \ L-o to Gents' Shoes $1.50 to $5 filzi; lo.on And Ifn jrootl I>111 is made CllIM'UK es ilc- MIOKS l'ilKoWN IN. gov- IK-lias also on h:;ml a line .".iul curnj ocno- line ol' f tliis - JEWELRY, from the cheapest to the very best. Clnb ;,.p:;-r| LADl j-i: iiiin^o quiet. ,,( evcrv description, from Sc. to T.ie. per v l<-s IV) S; Gents' Furnishing Goo( , *!lt ? ill Inrgcqimntitics '"heap for Cash. A va " und well selested stock of :: notions, '"ar> soinctliiii!; to suit everybody. First < ~|GROCERIES aM PMSI2 *7*. at AT ilAUD I'AX PKICEK. I'oWli, .Mr. Come one. come all, and buy freely, as 1A F. | stock is diiniui^hiii'j very fast in oonse?|Ui I of the extremely low prices at whieii myoods are ollereil. itcmcmber JP. Rosenberg artiu. No. 3 Granite Range, Abbeville, S. C. mall' 1S7K-,f : r ADIEK' CLOAKS, at manufactii ) I i prices. 11. M. IIADIXIN &. I ' I (let. Hi, 1STS. J. ! I ADIKS4' Merino und all-word I'mlerv _ I I / clir;ip;it K. M. HAliDON ct ( ; Oct. 10, 1*7$. rrlsk. next, TJioil bargains In Hosiery, Gloves, ' | 1 Huttons, Pins, Needles, Handkerel Fringes, I,aces, 11 an: burg Minings. :n\, :,i U. M. 11 ADDON <V ( IN, Oct. 10, D7K. ierg. T^OIl the best assortment of I.adles, I and (,'lilldren Hlioes. nt lowest price.* 'on K. M. 11 ADDON a ( , Oct. 10, 1S78. T I-I IC Biannual mm ri i Hoard w founty Coinnilsslone: ' I f Abbeville County will !? held in I ollice on Tuesday, .1th November, next. ] All persons holding claims against the (' I ty will presen' I hem on or belbre that ?n* iilU'Mt'U iiiuhici iwin* ruinuuui ovom- audited at tlie Annual Mooting. . ?"*u> G. M. Mattison, - Chairman of ltoa (I I Oc t. 9, 1<7S, 3t 111 pTantttunin gt >ON. "IJIANO tuiu'd in the most seieatilie i i ner iiml instrument attended to di ? ? one year for the price of Orders e; YSSKS left with Mr. II. T. fasten, or direct to ANTON BKU( SON, Cokesbury, a Oct. 23. 8ih'jb. V . Ollll! HAVE 3STO Z AN IMMEN! .. 'nil t o wi niLL & tvi. Unsurpassed in Point Buyers Cannot illi', j p KKAT ItAKCJAIXS tn Black Alpacas ai s;u" | VJT 7'n: and Sl.tiO. K HAMBURG TRIMMINGS, DO. Tho host Corset for IIft v oonts to bo lia<l mi A la rue Stock of TA 151.K I.INKNS, ToWl Gentlemen are invited to inspect their el Stock of American, Engli Hats and Ready-Mad Ui: T.OOK AT THIS! O VIC It ON* IC III'XDIU ' The largest Stock in this line ever ollercd li ASpecial attenl 7 Haai-Sewfii foil in Men's Watt OVKIISIIOES, of all sizes, and very chca Hardware, Crockery,1 O. Customers ean be suited without any dirt: the worth of their money. The host class ol B WHITE Oct. 1<>, 1S7S. r FURNITURE I FURNI1 kct. Cheaper Than Ever ! I TOLLY & low LEADERS OF LOW PHI \,\,r E arc now offering Furniture cheaper I VV county. For instance, we will sell yo st iid castors, for S2."i0. Safes, $l.5<i and up wart Itureaus, S12 and upwards. Everything else % tiling usually kept in a first-class Furniture j. the coiniiion painted Cottage Suit, il.irea Wardrobes, Desks. Ciiairs, Hocking ChaIrs, I Pictures, Picture Frames, Mattresses,Spring mention. We would respectfully rcciucst th fore purchasing, as we arc determined not ? .-I wjnnta. tin- A full stock of COFFINS always on hi lit:" We are agcnt.s for the cheapest Door, !^ If vou contemplate building, you will llnd it ^ things. Oct. 10, 1S7H, Oin a FLASHES of F ASHION JO. ? \\ K RKO Hi:SI'K(TKriJ-Y TO A> uouncc to the 'I'ratio, uml specially I i the Ladies, that having; felt the necessity of ) complete 1 >ry Goods department in our bu} 11 ess, we have embarked in this line. _ We now have every convenience, and a C* prepared to keep a nice line of goods. Oi \ aim is to he able to supply, as m arly as v ? can, all th* wants ot our customers at friends with least possible cost them. Our buyer has gl veil close attention the select ion of our stock, an;! we trust, as v j think we have, a stock of goods that will bo! rm please and give "value received" for evci 5rT i purchase made. (1 , I Wviisk iiartleular attention to our a* j j Eniirely New aid feral C-ooi consisting In part of o I'l'IlK MOIIAIKS, J? J TWILLK1) CLOTH, the! XAVYBH*Kt SKA I, BKOWX, | Git MY HriTIXGS, [S i CASilMLltE I>K TOtTv, BLACK ALPACAS, <fce? &c. s{ of f ^ i A Splendid Assort men iiosir.uv, (; loves, CUFFS AND COLLARS, LADIES' IiOWS AND SCAItFS. Gents' Furnishing Good; CASSlMEIiES, DOESKINS, 54. JEANS. &c., Ac. ! _ :-Vs| TAI5LE DAMASK, k'tu TOWELS, LIN FN AND COTTON DIAPERS HAMHURM EDGINGS, 1'ItILI.JNUS, IIUFFI.INOS, KIHDONS, P LACKS, % KID GLOVES. 1 Ami sill the novelties of the Heuson nt HO | TOM PRICES. At a rd.! Is W. JOEL SMITH & SOP ' ()< :. 'j, is7s\ WBONALD & Wd lass First Door Below cniT j hls \1}F. INVITE YOl-U ATTENTION " W our Stuck of Merchandise, which is fi and complete in every department, all wliieli we oiler at prices to suit tlie times. (Ji V us a call and lie convinced. We keep t ' t I lii'st yen ids and guarantee satisfaction 5 ' every rcspcct. Hespeetfully, w. t. Mcdonald, R. M. hill. MANTCA MAKING up stairs by Mrs. D. McDonald. Oct. 2, 1M7S, 3m. Notice. fsts 1 A T'J' persons havlnir claims a trains! 1 A Ksintp ?f MKS. KLI/.AHKTH KCO'I It'coaM'il, will render them to mc propel proven, on or bcf re the 1st of Noveml next. Ties, L. II. ItYKAHD. ilefs. Oct. !?. 1K7S .It. Fxeeutor call LADIES, I TI' you WHlil :i iilee I'KIIFT'ME, I.II.l Miss I WIJITK, TOil.KT SOAl'.eall on Oct.il, 1S7S. MISS ItAMEY Black Cashmeres. _ _ | Hf* J11'- most economical 1>UFSK FOIl \VI JO ; 1 TKlt. Tiie Jarye?.i stock in town to i?i>3 found id Ii. M. 11 ADDON <*: CO ? U , Uet. J, 1.S7S. IS ffl llieiri 1/ 11? <;i.uVi;s.-7*?e Sl.au and 6I..*;0 per pa 1\ It. -M. 11 ADDON Ji C'J Oct. 1ST*. 1 /V"'' stock of Fall Millinery an.1 Trim in in v is now ready for inspection and w ill 1 soid at lours! privet. a,ul I It. M. II ADDON A CC Oct. 2d IS78. ! I A D1FK clonks mado to order and for st; rd i j and fit cannot ba surpassed. It. M. 11 ADDON i CO j Oct. I'd 1K7.S. SHOES! SHOES ! nan-1 " r ADIKS' Misses'and children's shoes. T in be | I best assort men t of thenbove eoods to | found in this market, PRICES LOW. "c R. M. HADDON & CO. 1 Oct. 2, 1S78. . * V " w IjST store >E STOCK OF wipi>r? nnnnc 1\1M WUUO, of Variety arid Excellence. Fail to be Suited, ul Cashmeres. Examine tlielr Kid Gloves nt 50c, CHEAP! CHEAP!CHEAP!! vwhoro sit tlie price. ::i.s, COUNTEltl'AXES, and BED TICKINGS, egant ^ isli and French Cassimercs.; !e Clothing at all Prices. CI) CASES HOOTS AXI) SHOES, now In store. i Abh.-vllle. l'rlees are very low. Jon culled to their " jr-Proof Boots and Box-Toefl Gaiters. ip. I5esi(Ies the above, complete assortments of Groceries and Provisions J lenity, andean buy with the assurance of getting ' Goods always kept. ! BROTHERS. : POSE!! FURNITURE Ml ! Cheaper Than Ever ! . WILCOX, : CES IN UPPER CAROLINA! han over before offered to Mm people of Ahlicvllle ii a good Hani Wood Cottage Bedstead, wllli slats I. bureaus .Imitation), ?!? and upward. Walnut proportionately low. \Vc have on hand everystore, from the fine Walnut. Dressing CaseSetto * us. Bedsteads, Washstands, Sofas. Sideboards, rhildren's ( hairs, Children's Beds, Trundle Beds, Beds, Cradles, and oilier things ton numerous to ' ose needing goods in our line to give us a call beto be undersold by any house in South Carolina, or mid, at nriees ranging from ?1 toSWO. :ash and Blind Factory in the Southern States. ?<> v..nr Intnrr.Kt. In ?< ? ns hi<fnre tHirr>li!isllnrKiicli TOLLY & WILCOX, t Klnety-Slx, s. C. |' Sale of Icriiagei Properly. WIIERKAS, M. C. Tap.','art did, on the 2-Itii day ol'January A. 1). 1870 < j execute to J. C. Maxwell a mortgage on * | his Flour, Grist and Saw Mill, and, also on his houso and lot, all of which arc situated in the town of Greenwood, S. C. I as a collateral to secure payment of a note for thirty-one hundred and eightyseven dollars*and interest, due on the 1st of February 1S74, with power to sell the ?_ above described premises, on default of to payment of principal and interest, and a "to apply so much of the proceeds of the j ; sale thereof as will satisfy the amount jt then clue with costs and expenses allow- 1 )r ed by law.*' 1 ,c And whereas the said J. ('. Maxwell J did, on the 1st of February 1STt?, assign |? the said mortgage to A. M. Jilalcc and W. K. Blake as collateral to secure the payh ment of a note to them for one thousand y dollars, due 24th March 187-1. Now, by , virtue of the authority vested in us by said mortgage, and for the purpose of i i foreclosing the same, we will sell to the 11 m! liiirliost bidder, at public unction at Abbe-1 > villo Court House, within the legal hours of sale, on Saleday in November next, I the { Flour, Grist and Saw Mill, a known a< Tuergart's Mill in the town of J Greenwood, S. CM with all the appurte- i nances thereto; also the HOUSE AND}' LOT whereon M. C. Tairgart now resides, I; situated in Greenwood containing THIR-I TY-SIX A CRMS more or less. Terms; cash. A. M. P.LAKE, W. K. liLAKE. Oct. 2, 187S, 5t. W A NTEP. jretic canvassers to engage in a j>! < *;ik;i 111 and, profitable business. Good men will tliul this a rare chance to make money. Such will please answer this advertisement by letter, enclosing stamp for reply, stating what buslII ness< they have been engaged in. None hut : > e those who mean business tired apply. Address FIXLEY, 1JAUVKY CO., Oct. 2, 1S78, lyj Atlanta, Ga, For Medical Purposes. IMPORTED R RANDY, IMPORTED MADEIRA WINE, IMPORTED SHERRY WINE, ? IMPORTED TEN I'll IFF WINE, PURE RYE WHISKEY, PURE WHEAT WHISKEY, at DR. PARKER'S. Oct. 0, 1878, tf Elegant Goods rplIK attention of (be Ladies fire resnect1 fully and upccially culled to the following: Cloaks from $2.50 to $12.50. m Kim Tlii nil the fashionable colors and latest styles from l-)/..c to fl.OO per yard. ' HAMBURG EDGINGS. - Insertings, Trimmings, GLOVES, HOSIERY, UNDER VESTS, IJLEACHIKfiS, * As cheap as any In the market. Special ltargainsoHercit in Ladles' Press (Jowls. W, JOEL SMITH & SON. < ?ct. '23, 1*78. /^i T?A.TrnC;5 J, FURNISHING GOODS. $ CALL AND BE SUITED.! lie Ready "Made ? CLOTHING, _ HATS, CAPS, SHOES, Gents' File Slices Markeft Low,! ij? BOOTS, CASSIMERES, : mill, us, ,v READY-MADE SHIRTS, Special fit lent Ion to our - UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS. MERINO SHIRTS, CHEAP ! ? Shirt Fronts, COLLARS, CUFFS. ir. CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, ' I HALF HOSE, * COLLAR BUTTONS, _ SLEEVE BUTTONS, &c. "e W. JOEL SMITH & SON ' Oct.gi, 1S7X, tr. Notico (o Trespassers. ALL persons, white,or hlnclc, nre positively prohibited from opossum hunting be tlsliimior otherwlseenterlm? upon my land or premises. Those Jailing to heed this notice will he visited with the most extreme penal, ties of the Ittw. JOHN W. ELLIS, Out; 0,187b, ?. Duo West,8. C. - '* ; . t ' :rWfW. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY AT TII12 Pwnftrinm nf Fodiinnc j"" VI A UUU1VUO, AN 1) selected with great care as to low prices, and tlio wants of our lady friends. Send for samples or givo us a look, and get the lowest cash prices. Respectfully, JAS. A. BOWIE, Agent, Emporium of Fashions. Sept. 25, 1878, 2t ANNOUNCEMENT. I DESIRE to inform mv friends and customers that I am now associated villi the linn of Messrs. W. Joel Smitii it Son, vhcro I will always be found ready to . icrve them. All orders intrusted to me vlll receive 1113' prompt attention. T. P. OTAHLES. Sept. IS, IS7S. Barn well & Coj \re receiving every day additions to their f'ALL STOCK, which consists of DRY GOODS AXD BT otions, CIOTHING, HATS, Boots & Shoes, GROCERIES >f all kljids. A large supply BAGGING AND TIES, Sept. 18, 187.8. SEWING MACHINE OIL, ?ATEDWIN PARKER'S. Augusts, 1S7S, tf. Notice. ? lAi persons holding claims against t!ie Er<tato of THOMAS J'KltltlX, deceased, ire hereby 110! Illcd and required to lllethem ! ,villi the Administrator within thetimespoc-l tied by law. i,. W. PEIIUIN. Administrator. 27 August, IS7S. TAN YAEB. r!IK undersigned now have in successful operation, a good tan yard, at Donaldsfiiie, where hides of every description will :>e bought. I'or dry bides we pay 1:2 cents; or green hides, 0 cents, in barter. HAWTHORN & HODGES. Jan. 31, 1 in 878 "McCords Colic . Mixture. For Horses, Mules and Cattle. The undersigned have been appointed solo urents for tin- sale of "Met.'OSiJS COLIC M1XrrHi:,"an infiillible eure'.for colic in horses mules or cattle. This preparat ion was pat-| tented June ;??, l%!i,and in the short tiinej which has elapsi'd since has attained a rejiu-, lation unequaled by any patented incdiclne | mi the globe. We have in our possession tcs-j limoiiilas from numerous persons who have used it: 1 have had two occasions to use McCords Colic Mixture in cases that seemed desperate. The success in curing was apparently magical. It. is administered without trouble or delay, Is speedy in fiction, and I think is so valuable that every person who manages horses or mules should fceed it at hand. 1). L. WARDLAW. I saw Mr. Mcf'ord use bis medicine on a mare that had been travelling, and was seized with cramp colic. riio animal was dropping down f.Li|iientiy and in great pain. In a short time after the medicine was given?in t/iii miiiitiix iti. iln> fnrtlicsf?IIn? animal was I easier, ami In an hour I saw tlie animal harnessed and driven oil', and learned xubse<|tienHy she performed the Journey and liad 110 more colic. THOMAS THOMSON. I have had one occasion to use Mc('o Colic Mixture. It was very elective an think is an excellent medicine. .s. McGOWAN For Sale at Abbeville by \\\ T. ri'NXKY. 1 >11. K. PAKKKR. For sale by T. Haker, T.nwndehvllle, S. C, K. II. Edward.-*. l>ue West. unmsN's lives Pins. LL \J 3il Ll?.lsL2* 1 KJ AI& B h/ No Humbug for Cliills and Dyspepsia. At DR. K. PARKER'S. March 20, ISTfi-tf. :MEDiCALr I7KRWKIN?Collier's Kentucky Remedy . for Mali and Ucast. EDWIN IIARKER. July 10. 1878. DRESS GOODS OUR Stock of Dress f!oods embraces all tlio newest styles and very cheap 10ctoSl.n<> per yard. 11. 51. HADDON it CO. Oct. 2, 187S. I>LACK ALPACAS at all prices. I) 11. M. 11 ADDON A CO. (Jet. I'd 1S7S. nean make money faster at work for uthaii at anything else. Capital not requir ed; we will start yon. ?12 per day at home made l>y the industrious. Men, women, boys and jrirls wanted every where to work for us. Now Is t lie time. Costly on Hit and terms free. Address Tun-: <& Co., Augusta, Maine. BEST FOOD J7K)ll Infants and Invalids, ready lor . nso without boiling, or straining. A child deprived of it* mother's milk, can only l>c fed properly, when the l'ood friven is'equivalent in power to that of the mother's milk. EDWIN PARKER. June 10th 1878. Mark the Spot WIIKKK reposes (he remains of you friends by plaringa marble Momttncn or Head .Stone to their memory. At the Mar ble Yard can be seen a full line of all grade of Marble?Also a large collection of the la test designs from which we can at short no tice get up all grades of work. Our prices are us low as city prices, and work better tlniiihcdthan done elsewhere. J. 1\ f"IfAT.MKRS. 81111(1 ^ltE making large additions to their STOCK OF MILLiNERY ?AND? which is very attractive and prices low. Call at once mid get UAllGAlNSj ill HATS, TIES, T>TTTC??T T'RjrLC XiUJL X JUAAYJJTO, R. M. HADDON & CO. Oct. 10, 1878. - *' ? -_ -- v . " - " '>r+T4*!j - . * ilfSWS!c I fJiftfilsnn. Ul Wl A V ^ w rv W ? J Abbeville, S. C. ?~ ai The Finest Assortment of tl GOODS Ever IroiM to lMs Market C AT THE LOWEST PR CS. " New Alpacas, Store 1 New Dress Goods, Store B New Delaines, Store , 1 wcw uneu v.anco, store New ' cj, Store New Dress Calico, Store New Sheeting, Store J New Sea Island, Store New Ticking, Store E New Shirting, Store New Domestic, Store New Jeans, Store New Cassimeres, Store New Blankets, Store T1 New Flannels, Store New / Waterproof, \ Store I. Blue and Black, \ New Checked Homespun, Store * New Linsey, Stol'e New Cotton Flannel, Store A New Table Cloths, Store New Bed and Black, Store New Quilts, Store New Spreads, Store _ New Carpets, Store ? New lll,ss< Store New Shawls, Store New and other Store \V< New Dry Goods Store New wou'd occupy too Store; a New much space to mention. Store jjj New Over Coats, in all colors Store New Talmas, Store New Ulsters, Store New Black Broadcloth Coats Store New Black Cassimerc Suits, Store' f) New Fine Sack Suits, Store New Fine Doe Skin Pants, Store New Fine Cassimere Pants, Store I to I pr *T A f?ll linn Ctnrn It C W .1 1UH nuv UbVll/l New Boys and Childrens' Store New Clothing! Store!: 1 New Fur stiff Hats, Store ;H New Fur Soft Hats, Store' j New Wool Soft Hats, Store New Light Soft Hats, Store ' A New Boys Soft Hats, Store! ! TV New The most extensive Store New Stock ever brought to Store Wfiw this market. Store A Fine Lot of Mem ai Lakes' Underwear, AND Gentlemen's Fine "Wool QVEG&UNDEBSWRT and a large variety of Fine White Linen Shirts. , New Jewelry, Store:]] New Gold is k't Watches, Store J wl New Silver Watches, Store i !'J < New Plated Watches, Store New Gold chains, Store,^ New Silver Chains, Store] J New Plated Chains, Store !^J New Fine Gold Rings, Store New Plated Rings, Store Qilvni- Plnlnrl Puna P+nfa I X ? t/ VV New Silver Plated Spoons, Store ^ New New Plated Forks, Store New New Pl'd Butter Kuives Store New Ladies' Jewelry, Store ;W!( uo 1 Nev^ Gents' Jewelry, Store New &c-i &c'i &cm &c-i &c- Store _J A call will convince the public that it is the CHEAPEST andjC< largest Store in the'^ K'r' country. 1 Tu Eespectfully, ;; 1}<> Il'1r.'cpt. 21, 1S78, JUc i ' V ' && 'unninghain < LHave Opened the SF* all E3 t id are prepared to sf ie public generally. 1 early day, UNNINGHAM <! Sept. 18, 1870, tf HARD PA.1SJ ik:re ; FROM NEW YORK uwttsst: jarge and Be >RY GOODS, N( CLOTHING-, J HAHDWi GROG leir Goods having been 1 at the lowest range ( Bottor dall and examine. WARDLAW .pril 17, 1878, tf 3Dr. E3E. !Da T DEN'; ABBEVILLE, S. C., Offi? Emporium of Fashions. ; now offer the largest and most attractive STOCK OF Dress Goods > Cloals.s, BESS TRIMMINGS, and all the OVELTIES OF THE SEASON 1)0 found in Ab'sevillc, at bottom ices, at HPORIUMOF FASHIONS. Uet. 8, 1S78. m ii iiiifV IllUD iiifiifiu 1 Can noT7 show to friends . SPLENDID STOCK OF lillinery, Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Guffs, Collars, A X I) [AHBEER CHIEFS. ,Vc have in connection Tcss-Jlaking Depatment, iere a lady can haven dress made or cut at ort notice. I'A'ITKi'NS FOR SALE. ML. CLARK S prepared to do all kinds ot repairs 011 locks, Watches, Jewelery. CHEAP FOR CASK. t Lis old Stand on Main Street, His work is as good as that of any itehmaker, and his prices arc as low. riivo him u trial, and ho will give yon tisl'aetioh. * AUHKVILLE, S. C. Jept. is, 1878, :5m. ~ COKESEUBY 0XFE11EXCE SCHOOL, jkesbury, Abbeville Coun ty, S. 0. UK Klghty-thlrd Session of twenty weeks begins on the second Monday, iJth of i nai y, ls~s. . 1\ i'itll HAHI), A. Hector. >r. K. ! '. GAUY, Secretary Hoard Tri!*tecs EXPENSES. itlon, Primary Department Sli! 00 intermedial*: " 1"> OH Senior " 20 '0 ard per month, 1- sfi ions of ministers of the C'unfe nine, iih tlon. .oration, proverbially healthy. Kasilyacsibleby Greenville and Columbia llailtoad iiiintiliitv. ini "IliKent, I'i'Jiied and moral, i-e from dram shop.-, gambling saloons, and ir attendant eviis. 'or (,'oialo^ue, aiidres? the P.ectcr or Scere y, of Hoard Trustees. >ulo0cr 31.1S77, tf. _ If ?li iKlUlfnmti ha?il l il & Templeton ? ;ir Imagniflccnt ;ock of srve their friends and Give them a call at i TEMPLETON " AT LAST. t rimmiu I < \) SLA ZJ II 1111/ JLF U. Receiving AND BOSTON AN rAiiXj-s* 'm sleet Stock of )TIONS, HATS, SHOES, IRE, SHIES, &C., &C. jought at headquarters and )f prices, are offered ei IPr-ices. ;|I & EDWARDS. /irmsoNV" m nsT, 'l-m ce Over the Post Office. Tax Notice. Treasurer's Office, 'jo Sept. 11th 1878. ' *38 IN accordance with the Supply Bill-npproved March 22d 1878, iny office ijagf will bo open regularly October 1st for the V collection of taxes. With a view to avoid tho rush which would otherwiso occur . . ' I during the month of October, I will open 4 -Si Monday, September l(Jth, and tho office*' 1 * 7. will remain open until further notice?' " except as herein stated below. The rate per centum of Taxes is as fol- . lows: vjfatn T>I1 imrtono il ATI 11a UiakV/ a. m ij , /flonj Schools 2 " County 3 " Past Indebtedness 1 " ? Total Levy 104 Mills. . Pull Tax, one dollar. /'&' A penalty of five per ccriHWa. will be added to the May Installment wLich has not been paid. Taxes are payable in the following < *>,-$ kind of funds and no other: Gold and Silver Coin, United States Currency and National Bank Notes. Taxes remaining unpaid on tho first day of November will be collected by distress as provided by law, together with a penalty of fifteen per centum on the amount* delinquent. And if the amount of delinquent Taxes and Penalties shall not bo paid on or before tho 15th day of November, 1878, I will proceed to coileet by salo of said property. ''Js Persons who refuse or fail to pay tho . Poll Tax will bo proceeded against before a Trial Justice for a misdemeanor, and ur>on conviction will be fined Five I Dollars or imprisonment in the County Jail for thirty days. In order to accommodate tho Taxpayers of the county who sell their cotton at points on the railroad I will bo at the \ following places at tho time specified to wit: .J Due West, Monday 2f!d September. 'FiinviHnxr SnnforYl ' J -1)0 r. Hodges, Wednesday 25th September, from 11 o'clock until same hour next day. ' . Greenwood, Thursday 2flth September, from arrival of down train until samo ^ ^ hour next day. .* i Ninety-Six, Friday 27th, September, from arrival of down train until up train Saturday. Taxpayers are earnestly requested to meet me at the points mentioned and thus save themselves the trouble of coming to tho Treasurer's Office. All information desired as to Taxes will bo froely given by mail or other-' ^ wise. - " J. W. PERRIN, County Treasurer. Sept. 11, 1878, St. Specialties ' for the ^ Ladies. Black silks and cashmeres. HLACK ALl'ACAS?ns good an article nt . y prices ranging from 25 to SO cents, us can bo found at these figures anywhere. - ICID GLOVES from 50 cento to SI. '* 1IAM15UKG TRIMMINGS from 5 cents to ! 75 cents per yard. >* . A full line of HOSIERY. , White, I'nblcaclicd and Colored CORSETS and SKIRTS. llartmins in LINEN and SILK HANDL?T.*T)l?irTriX! Irv aj ivv. i i. 1 iii' o. A splendid assortment of Waterproofs. Examine those all-wool twilled llannels, In beautiful columns, forsacnuesor suits. Miles' and Zeiirler's Pliiiadelt)hia Shoes. Italics and Misses OVERSHOES, ut from 10 tooOcents per pair. WHITE BROTHERS. ** Oct. 2, 1878, tf * .' SEED WHEAT FOB SALK % EARLY Sprinj? Red Wheat, New Orleans. ^. The Celebrated Tultz Smoothed headed Wheat, and jrood straw well adapted for .*"i ' aney patches and strong lauds. * J. P. YOUNG, Oct. 21, ls's, 2t. Lowndesvllle. FOE SALE. - HOUSE AND I.OT 111 Cokesbury. NINE KUUM.S ? premises in good order ? 7'2. ACRES OF LAND?convenient to Celebrated ?* Cokesbury School. Aim?, one oi the best farms of 500 ACRES, In Abbeville.on Saluda River. Terms liberal. F. A. CONNOR, Oct. 2.5, is7s, tf. Cokesbury, S. C. wTmic " . VV iiiUUJLWj Buggies and Bams?. ' ^ rHAVK Just rrrfilvod a car load of the eel- - ' * tlirnicil MlI.Ill'lJ.V WAGONS?all sizes ?and sPUlNti WAGONS of various sizes. AI>o. Sinrflc Mid. Double BL'GGIKS, Wagon and i;ujf{ry IIAKKESS^ all of which will bo sola :it the LOWEST PRICKS. J. W. ROBERTSON, Oct. 2, 1S78, 3m. Administrator's Arotioe. * ?;ALL persons indebted to the Estate of 1 HUMC. PJ0K1UX, deceased, will make immediate settlement with (lie Administrator, as utter reasonable i'.itliil^ iiri'ail delinquent's eiainib will bo put in suit. LEWIS W. PKItltlX, 1 Administrator. Sept. 11, 1878, tf ????????^I