The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 29, 1879, Image 4
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} Press and Banner
Ibbeville, s. e.
Inesday, .Jan. 29, 1879,
satisfied with the Stock Law.
Dnshlerable number of colored nton
ft sprinkling; of white men, wen
gued last Monday on the public square
ray-bearded man who seemed to b<
flfty years of age, taking for subject the
antazesof the stork law In particular,
eevils of Democratic rule in general
1 that such men as General Mctiowan,
miphlll, and the other members of Hit
iture would be left at home next time
IKmght it oesi iur uiv ......
Be colored men to unite to make law*
B benefit of the common people. In hl.>
Bi, [it is thought he lives below Chiles
Roads,] he said, we do not intend t<
the stock law. A colored iunn then
him hour he cuuld avoid it. as he wa>
Biion thnt a man who did not obey tiu
Bvonld be arrested, convicted mid pun
I Theorutor boiled over at this, jumpkdgh
as he could, cracked Ills heels to
f, and as he came down, lie said, "K>
.bey cau't arrest everybody. If they
I they would have no place to pui
J' Another colored man then askeil
Beaker why the opponents of the stock
Id not bold their meeting. To this bt
I'These rascals about the Court Houst
I let us have the key. We are goinjr t<
lour meetings in the country. Witt:
kveplion there was nothing like a meet[nd
we did not sec this. We give the
luiarsas reported to us. We believe that
fority of the opponents of the law will
y see the uselessness of opposing il
Next fall they can with perfect pro
r petition llie legislature to repeal it
: the Savannah Weekly News
'ebruary 1st will be commenced a New
Story of absorbing interest, entitled
3 and Woof," by Miss K. J.| 1'liiibrick,
beautifully written and intensely interstory,
Illustrative of Southern characd
Southern life iiij town and country,
m UiniiiiMi several issues of the Xeivx.
IMVeekly Sew* Is one of the largest and
Bomeat newspapers in the country, being
Kht page sheet 38 by 52 Inches. Another
He of especial Interest to our lady readHour
New York Fasbiou Letters by au ac llshed
lady writer. Its Agricultural L>eHient,
Its careful compilation of the news
ft day, foreign and domestic. Its reliable
et reports, editorial comment, and
Be miscellaneous readings, make the
my Xcwt one of the most instructive, enpig
and valuable newspapers,
kv subscribers desiring to commence with
low story should send iu their names at
Iscrlptlon, one year SZ WeeklyXewtand
mputharn Furniert' Monthly one year SJ.jO,
less J. II. ESTILL, Savannah, GSu.
The Conrention on Monday*
It Monday had been advertised for
tai weeks as tlie day for the Amik
Law Convention to be held in the Court
Be. About one hundred or one hundred
Bfty extra darkles were In town, and a
per of our white cltlxens were here, but
r as we can learn there were perhaps not
I than twenty-five whites who came to
Id the Convention. So meeting was
I it is said, from the fact that they were
but a chairman, and none of their 1111m[roposed
to take charge of the meeting,
meeting was of course a perfect failure,
we presume the few who were here will
bme and commence at once to build their
are fences. The opponents of the law
Id abide by the new law until it is repealven
If It does not suit tlieir convenience,
are obliged to believe that the evils,
h are feared, are more imaginary than
and we have no doubt that many of the
vho now oppose the present law will be
pleased with it at the end of a year.
Way Alfred llutier Got the
Money.
red Butler, who it will be remembered
?d off to Charleston at the bidding of
ey, that he might contribute hlsmite of
[SK^Mnouy uguiusi me
^^^Buounty, It U thought, raised tlie "wind"
H^H}>t-cullar way. His wife only a few days
e the reception of the telegram, litid got
&S^knee-cap broken by the kiek of a horse,
IH^Hh of course disabled her from work, and
jEH^K then has been in bed. Alfred beinj; out
^^Hloney, went to various of our citizens
BB^Hnppealed for the loan of money with
^^^kh to buy provisions for his sick wife.
|^^Hof sympathy some loaned him a dollar,
fifty cents, and so on, promising each
H^Hthat he would pay him next week. Al^^ liuh
been In Charleston for more than a
Draw your own conclusion.
Bookbinder)-.
B^Heask your attention to the advertisement
H^B.it old and reliable house of K. It. stokes,
HgBBnnl>in. Mr. Stokes does all manner of
HHHi iu tils line in the very best style at
^^Hes tosuit the time*. We have hud some
n^fluigs with him and we know whereof we
HHk. He is now binding the tiles of t he
N|H? a/ul gamier and when they are finished
will he pleased to show them to our
NE^Hid*. The County officers will tlnd it to
^ r advantage to get their books from .Mr.
CS*
HKqK
The Abbeville Literary Club.
^^HieCIub will hold its regular monthly
fl^ktlng at the house of Mr. W. A, Temple^^Hon
Friday evening 31st Instant at halfseveu
o'clock. Mr. S. J. Prahain is the
^^Hylst for that evening. We understand
j^^Ht he Ims chosen as the subject of his essay
H|H that In pressing Itself forward on tlie :uHl^Htion
of the whole civilized world in these
Hs?namely. "Socialism." A more interB^Bugand
instructive theme could hordly be
and the members of the club may
jSHpt on a most excellent paper.
The Public Schools.
^^Hie Trustees of the various school districts
B^B>ur county are busy designating the pub
Hi of lutercst Ih manifested in tlio work In?
?.he public school system this year, mucli
re thnn usual. A wholesome reform lias
Bui accomplished by the County Hoard,
Hnely; the reduction in the number of
Hchersfroin a hnndrcd and lift v to ubout
Hundred. The public schools will opeu next
Hnday, February 3.
he town Council lias passed an ordinance,
Hulrlngan annual license of 'twenty-five
Hiara irom all keepers of Livery stublps.
Hi dollars for every vehicle drawn by two
nore animals for hire, and five dollars for
Hry vehicle drawn by a singlo animal for
He. See Mr. Quarles and get your license,
lis will In onr opinion Insure a high price
hired horses, we do not believe It to the
Kerestof oar people to have such an ordlHico
enforced. It can only result In inconKiience
to our citizens, and will give one or
Do persons a monopoly In the business. Mo polles
are always prejudicial to the luter k
of the public, we hope that the Couucll
111 not enforce this law.
Ehid^e Building.?Elsewhere we publish
V interesting communication on the subject
bridge-building, which we hope may be
lul by oar people, and especially by the
Runty Commissioners. In this County
?ere we spend from $.">,000 to $0,000 a year,
le question Is a serious one. If by building
Ribankments and abutments to our bridges
K can make our expenses less. It should be
Ine. Let our officer* employ some skilled
lldge architect to examine our bridges, and
|ve plans and specifications for reducing
lis great expense.
nr. M. L. Bonham. Jr., and Mr. L. W. SimIns
have purchased the yetcberry .Ywi and
Ktered upon its editorial control. The rorjer
Is well known as the late editor of the
|tardian, the latter used to be "at home" In
fcbevllle. Lewis Is a genial, wholesonled
Intleman, with ability and business tact,
lessrs. Bonham and Slmpkins will mako a
pong team Newberry Is fortunate In havIg
such gentlemen at the head of one of
lelr newspapers. Success to you, gentlelea.
Ithe Teller Investigating machine has not
Lken up Abbeville yet. Pressly's letter to
lorthrop which we published last week, and
[hlch tiie Rrqtilcr and the yews and Courier
so printed, is not tlie kind of grist which
nat mill llkes^to grind. We are waiting to
fear from Ab. Titos and Alf. Butler, who
bwever unlike George Washington in some
bspectg, certainly are like in this, that they
annot tell a lie.
Examination of School Teachers.?It
ill be seen by referring to an advertisement
labllshed In our columns this morning bv
tie County Board of Examiners that a secndexamlnatlon
will be held on Friday of
cxt week, 7th February. This has been renered
necessary, we learn, because there Is
ota sufficient supply of public school teachrs
in several school districts.
Mb. Kuktz is putting uj an oven, prepare
sry to establishing a bakery at his shop
hiswlll supply a much needed want, anil
re hope will prove a profitable enterprise.
Ir. J. C. Damlsh, a baker with much practl
a1 experience will take charge of the baker}
nd will furnish our people with the most exellent
bread of every description at the low
j^vst priccs.
Several persons changed by the Councl
^w>r rescuing a prisoner from the custody o
^ he town Marshal, have compromised theii
^Kases. Others who have not settled, will b<
HBndlcted in the court of General Sessions, ir
February. The penalty for the crime, if con
^Bricted, Is six month lmx>rlsonmeut aud tw<
^ inndred dollars.
Why don't the Town Council publish thcii
^ 'Ordinance for raisins supplies for the pret
^Rnt fiscal year ?" We believe such ordinan
^Res are published In all the towns In the State
Kven Laurens and Anderson let the4ax-pay
^Kra know the amount of taxes which the;
^Bevy. Let's have it, gentlemen.
9 Misses Mattie and Rebecca Cater am
Miss Meta Lythgoe and Mr. Eugene DuPr
Biave returned from a two week's visit t<
Qraniteville. They are delighted with theii
^ trlp and speak of it in the most pleaslni
terms, we should like to go to Granite
^ vllle ourselves.
H JtTDOE Frazer.?The Court of General Sen
lions for Abbeville County will be held nex
week beginning on Monday 3d Fehruarv
The newly elected Judge Frazer will preside
He is spoken of very highly asa learned law
yer and as such likely to prove a most excel
lent Judge.
D No Use for Cow Catchers.?Since tbi
cattle and hogs will have to be put up, am
KMWt kept off the railroad track, under th
provisions of the stock law Mr. Syfan, tbi
engineer, will trade off the cow-catcher fo
wood. Send in your proposals.
"Breakage."?We have of late seen mucl
aaid about "breakage." and the last Leglslji
HI to re passed a law against committing "break
?ge.,f We would like to know in what ton
siRts the crime of "breakage," We acknowl
edge our ignorance.
Ouit new School Commissioner, Mr. Davit
Crawford, Is proving himself to be a hard
working and conscientious officer. Durlm
tils tenure of office, the public school systen
will bo greatly Improved in Abbevlll
County.
" Our terms arc cash In advance. Thos
who dislike to postal cards notifying thcr
of their indebtednes will pay up. "We wll
-,dunn"ony n?an who owes us. So. ir yoi
don't want to be' dunned" pay up.
Tkachkra in public schools and the pa
rents of the pnyils should read the Kchoc
Commissioner's notice of the school-book
adopted by the State Board for use in the put
lie schools.
Mamb W. Nasce. rot -Xawberry, Is I
9
Mr. J. F. C. PuPre has rented the lot In
, rear of the Kulr dwelling, anil had two darkle*
plowing it yesterday. There Ik not a sign
of a fence around the place, llazor backs,
look out!
I>u. MoBryde'8 new drug store at the
' O'Meall building is recently furnished with
new und reliable drugs, which may be had at
' the lowest prices.
: llKKJUT, sunny weather, too mild for January.
li i t does not get more seasonable, vego.
tutlon will be injured by premature growth.
Tiik mail toLowndesYille on Wednesdays
j has been discontinued, because the contract;
or has received no pay for doing the work.
! No other renn-dy has proved so effectual in
*.-.i n.iiiv
. relieving cougus ana ? .. ..
Cough Syrup. It is only '?> cents a bottle.
Go to Itogers' Cash store niul buy your su.
gar, cotTe, rice. bacon, Hour, and every tiling
' wise you want in t tie grocery line.
' Wk had the pleasure of a call from Mr. J.
I G. Carter, one of the prominent and promi- J
! sing merchants of Greenville.
i If we haven't given you the right credit,
i please call our attention to the lact. If you
i wait, you will be dunned.
' Wk understand that the council proposes to
' buy a inuiean-.a dump cart and do their own
hauling on tnc streets.
Or it present Town Council has reduced
town taxes about one half from what they
have formerly been.
1 Thk Cttintfen Journal says that there is a
I young man in that town who wears a "pair"
; of corsets.
; Mit. T. C. Seal is building a livery stable
: on the carriage house lot on Washington
, street.
Mr. Tnos Rilky, of Greenwood will soon
be doing business at the atoro of Mr. A. Bel
ijuest.
| Rooeks sells his troods only for cash, but oh
1 how cheap! Price his goods and be astonish"
ed.
Miss Rai.me Raskin, of Monterey, is on a
visit to the Alstou House.
We have a pood supply of blanks at the
' Pi cas and Banner office.
The Upper Long Cane Society meets next
Fridayat the church.
Miss Mahy Catek is visiting Dr. Baskin's
family at Monterey.
DritiMi the past week we have had some
I delightful weather.
f Pi.knty of lien blanks for sale at the Press
and Banner olllce.
. If you want a drink of good whiskey, call
I M?. r<nnnnn
> Call at the Press mid Banner ofllce for Job
work,
?
Millway Items.
President Bradley of the Greenwood
and Augusta Rail rood tins taken a part of Mr.
1 Blacks contract to build the county line fence
?5% miles at the same price hiil of!" by Mr.
Black. Mr. Palmer bus taken a squad of
' convicts and commenced work. The money
will go towards buying provisions for theconvlcts.
It would have been a paying business
to the county and the road If he had taken
the whole line at the letting. The road
would have recei veil the money and could afford
to build much cheaper than any one
else.
Rev. H. T. Sloan, D. P., who hap been
serving Cedar Spring and Long Cane churches
for nearly thirty years, preached one of his
best sermons last Sunday at Cedar Spring to
I a large and attentive congregation. PrSloan
j Is one of the best preachers in the country,
I and exemplifies, in his daily walk and conI
versation, "pure and undetllcd religion."
Jessie WiMBrsii, once a forger, more reI
cently a convict on the Greenwood <fc Augusta
I Railroad, now sleeps the sleep that knows no
j waking, amongst the piucsnear the stockade
I in Bordeaux township.
Mr. R. W. Watson stands head among
I road overseers in Indian Hill Township. He
j lias under his charge the road from White
j Hall Township line to Tucket branch.
i John Kick one of the overseers on tlie ff
& A. K. R. has been furloughed for two weeks
on account t>f III health, returned to his post
of duty last Monday.
1 Messrs. Hardin <t Bi.ack are putting'a
! new floor on the Abbeville side of the Winter
Seat bridge over Hard l?abor Creek.
I The Stonewall Lodge A. F, M., held its
regular Communication last Saturday after*
tcrnoon, and had a good turn out.
I Miss Josie Chiles, who has heen on a visi
it to her sister Mrs. Geo. Sullivan, of Greenj
vllle county, returned IumI week.
Messrs. E. W. Watson and JamesSteifler
I two of the Hard Labor "Cotton Kings" have
i gone to Augusta this week.
The convicts are at work between Trickum
j and the Puckctt branch.
Real Estate '1 rnnsfers.
The following real estate transfers have
been recorded in the Auditors books since
licccinber 1.1ST8 to January 2S.
j. F. Lyon, Probate .1 udge. to A. Bequest,
2 acres, 11 township, $.>>3, bouudeil by depot
lot, Alston lands et al.
It. E. Hill, Sherilf. to Win, Y. Butler, HI
acres, ;> township, SSM bounded by lands of J.
W. Merriman, A. M. Agnew, et al.
K. M. 1'ope to .Itio. A. Moore and R. P.
Quaries. 1 lol, 1 townsliip, SttJ, ia village of
.Ninety-Six.
F. M. Pope toS. M. Dsivis, 1 lot, 1 township,
S-7), bounded by lands of Chas. l-'oy, dep*R
lol, et al.
Mrs. C. D. Saddler to Mrs Mary L Logan, 5
acres, 1 township, sl-l-l, bounded by lands of
C 1) Saddler, G dc A wagon road.
14 K llill, Sheritl", to Ann T Whit lock, 25l>
acres, s township, $.&"?, bounded by lands of
J no \Vllk<-rson, M H Byrd and others. On
books in nainuof M C Taggart.
H K Sea wright to\V 1! Aek'jr, 1 lot, t township,
675. bounded by lands of \V 15 Acker, W
W A J W Bodgers .shop lot and others.
Eliza M Ltgon and others to ltouert Hell, 1-10
acres, 10 township, Sj.">0, bounded by Est. of
Dr lteed, Wui llunter, Mr Charles and others.
>
W S Bell and Mrs S L Bell to R P Pinson,
W4 acres. I or 2 township, 3173, bounded by
land of 11 P Pinson, Mrs Scott and others.
A B Kennedy to F H Gabei, 3(> acres, 9
township, S2i?o. bounded by lands of A B
Kennedy, O M Sibert and otheos.
J R Hamblin to J M Glllam, 06 acres 11
township S2f>0, bounded by lands of C B Guftin,
S Mann and others.
J Fuller Lyon to IS Bo wen, 1.13 acres, 12
township, 8300, bounded by lands of G W
Millford.Susun llaikncss and otiiers.
ltobt E Hill .Sheriff to Hugh Wilson, house
and lot. 11 township. SIMM, bounded by J as
Cobb, John Connor, Magazine Street and
Depot street and others.
KobtEHllI Sheriff to John Dorrough, 86
acres. 8 township, S1U3, bounded by lunds of
P H Bradley, the Misses Lipford's and others.
ltobt E Hill Sheriff to John 11 Watson,530
acres. I t township, $175, bounded by lands of
Haskell, ltobt Palmer and others, part Satu'l
C Link.
John W Grier to Peter Grler and Lucy Ann
Grler, house and lot, 11 township, $305, bounded
by John Clark, J T Bobertson, Mrs. Alston
J Fuller Lyon to Asa Hall, 210 acres. Diamond
Hill, $600, bounded by lands of B Bowen.
Tract No. 2and -1 of Hill lands.
John H and Elizabeth W Jones to Lydla
and Mary G Corley, 250 acres, Bordeaux, s?l,:iso
bounded by Barksdale Ferry, Boadon Butfalo
Creek and lands of J H Jones and others.
Mary GCorlev to J C Jennings, E P Holloway,
2T>0 acres, 10 township, $1200, bounded by
lands of Sanders Walker, E A Searles and
others.
John H Jones and E W Jones to E I' Ilollo- (
way, 44*2 acres, 16 township, $300, bounded by
Barksdale Ferry Boad known asChina Grove '
place.
s N Pearman to S R Fisher, 61 acres, .> township,
$2*), bounded by Little Itlver and BucUhorn
Creek.
Essa Ellis to Francis E Ellis, 73 acres, 5
township, $43S, bounded by lands of C C Ellis,
part of his land.
Essa Ell's to Essa ECallahatn, 73 acres, 5
township, $448, part of C C Ellis land.
J J Martin to J H Jenulngs,4 acres. 16 township.
$10, bounded by lands of W H Peak. J J
Martin and others, on books In name of Jennings.
Mary M White to A J Ferguson, house and
lot, 11 township, $1055, bounded by Mrs D F
Jones. A L McCaslan and others.
Andrew Miller to Annie D Miller, 637 acres.
White Hall. S1000, this is % interest in tracts
of land, on books in name of Miller <i Irwin,
bounded by T J Lipscomb, Wiu Smith, M C
Taugart and others.
Martin G ZeigUr C C C P to Mrs Mariam F
White, 176 acres, 7 township, S1G0, bounded
by lands of L Morrow, S T Martin, and others
pa>-t Est I.arkin Reynolds.
R E Hill, Sheriff, to J S Cothran 390 acres,
ll" l-'- I... Inn.|u ,.r Mm,
| It lUWUMllj', uuuiiuvu uj ?<??iun
Haskell, S CLluk and others.?Purl of B C
Link.
ltobt E Hill Sheriff1 to (Jco M Jordan, 148
acres, 1 township, SloO, bounded by It A Grif
flu, J W Foucheand others.
Miriam F White to Joseph T Lyon, 121%
acres, S township, S!18, bounded by lands of
M F white, P H Bradley, and others.
W M Pennal to Geo A Hanvey, 13?acres, 15
township, SijO, bounded by lands of Mrs.
Hanvey, Mrs Wideman and others.
J Fuller Lyon J of P to Mrs Jane E Pcrrln,
. 37i acres, 11 township. S1000, bounded by lands
of A S Ferguson, RT Gordon and others,
i A W Jones to w II Arnold, 1 lot, .'5 township,
S25, bounded by G A. C it It, lands of T J
. Ellis,and others.
J Fuller Lyon J of P A C to Mrs Victoria I)
. Lee, MO acres, 11 township, 8505, bounded by
. lands of Charles S White, Tlios Mann and
others.
J Fuller Lyon J of P A C to John A Craw,
ford. 22o acres, 12 township, $500, bounded by
lands of G W Mlllford, Est l>r Black and
, others, part Est T J II111.
" J FCDuPrc Shorlfr to Mrs Mary Jones, 45
acres, 11 township, ${76, bounded by lands of
* Wni Kutledge, T C.Seal, and others, lands of
J J Y Jones.
Legatees of Peter Jones, deceased, to Henry
* Jones, Martha Jones, W H Jones, Emcllne
(- Jonas, Richard Williams, Ella Lyon, lO'-i
* acres each, Cokesbury township, $ . bound(.
ed by lands of W S Smith, Elijah Hampton.
- On books In name of Peter Jones.
Y Thomas F Riley to James Reason, 214 acres,
7 township. $4(10, bounded by lands of T F
i Riley, Riley & Anderson and others.?On
e books In name of Benson.
a Samuel McGowan to Mrs Mary Jones, 17
r acres 11 township, $170, bounded by lands of
e Robert Jones, deceased, G <? C It It, Mrs P A
Z Mars and others.
Letty A Mllford to Clavton Jones, \y. acres,
12 township, *47, bounded by lands of G W
j* Bowen, C Jones and othcis.
1 8 M Bowen to W R <fc T S McAdrms, G(!
* acras, 12 township, 8000, bounded by lands of
' l>avld Callaham, Mary Boyd and oteers.
J G Johnson to Sarah E Johnson, 4>1 acres,
* 13 township, 83000, bounded by lands or Mrs
Elizabeth Bell, It L Williams and others.
8 WCFouche to F M Pope, lot, Ninety-Six,
1 8100, bounded by F M Pope, Public Square
c UIIU UlUV-IDiU
s Ransom Chaney anil M EChancy to John C
r Young, 106 acres, Ninety-Six, STiH?.4U, bounded
by lands of J N King, W S Richardson and
i others.
^ R J Robertson to Jas H Langley and A R
. Langley, ltd) acres. 9 township, S&11.10, bound.
ed by lands of Est Dr J W Hearst, W M Mc.
Cain and others.
Henry Y Jones to J P Boyd, 1 acre, 2 townshlj),
So, bounded by Augusta Road, lands of
I HT Jones and others.
Joshua Pruit to John D Mtirdock, 18? acres,
J 12 township. 81300, bounded by D Callahnin,
? ENorrls and others.
e Martin Q Zelgler, C C Pj to Mrs L J Merrlmnn.
800 acres,! township. ?300, bounded by T
0 I, Coleman, H P Cress well and others, being
n the land of J R Seal.
II Jomcs Benson to Nancy A Benson, 211 acres
1 7 township, $551. bonnded by lands of TN
Tolbert, Silas Roy and others.
W S Richardson to H M Spikes, 25(1 acres. 1
,i township, 81200, bounded by lands of Madiih..i...*<1c
Vc? nf lfli-lunvl Wdtt. nnd nt.li.
g nu.i
v era.
J W Wutta to Nathaniel and John Roberts,
30 acres, near Cokebury, $600, bounded by
a lands of W A Moore, Airs Mary A Gary and
others,
^ ^ dSfl
MARRIED.
MAIIRIED, on the 7th January 1K7!>, by the
Rev. R. (*. Llgon, at. nlc residence ol the
bride's father, Mr. M. (Jnlbreth, Mr. II. O.
I PRINCE, of Abbeville County, and Miss C. J.
| UALItRETlI, or Anderson County.
MARRIED, on the 21 st of January 1870, at
I the rcsdence of the bride's father, Mr, Win.
| Smith, by the Rev. R. C. I,icon, Mr. WM.
' O'HRIANT. of Anderson County, and Mrs.
I M. E. MANN, of \bbeville County.
I MARRIED, on the 23d of January lS70,at
the residence of the bride's father, Mr. John
! A. Crawford, by the Rev. It. C. Ligon, Mr. J.
! W, BURRISS, of Anderson County, ami
Miss M. R. CRAWFORD, of Abbeville
County.
MARRIED, on Tuesday evening January
I 'a, 1S79, by Rev. Mr. Simmons, Mr. R. M.
IIILL and Miss MAMIE MOORE, all of Abbevilie.
lttnnvr ni'l>ni(TS.
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I
I Xkw York, January 27?12 m.?Stock
strong; money 1 iff) 2, gold 1.00; exchange
?long 4.84%; short 4.S7 ; State bonds strong;
governments steady. Cotton <1 ill 1 ; sales KsS;
?middling upland 9%; middling Orleans 0.
Futures steady ; January 9.10; Febuary 9.40;
March 8.(11; April 9.80.
F.ofisviM.K, January 27.?I'lour quiet:
Wheat linn; corn steady; Oats firm ; Fork
9.<XKt>9.25; bulk meats dull; bacon nominal;
clear sides 4%; whiskey active.
Aitgusta, January IT?Cotton steady;
?middling vX; low middling ; good ord inary
7%; net receipts S-V?; sales 955.
c'hahi.kstox, January 27?Cotton steady?
middling H'i; low middling 0^; good ordinary
S'^; net receipts4.505; sales 1,000.
CONSIGNEES.
km'ress?K Cowau, Mrs E M McConnel, E
Calhoun, W lloyajski. Jim Arrants, Joseph
Dnnlap, Bequest & K. II 1* North, T II Martin,
W Melntyre. <i C Bradley, A llequest, W
N Marehant. F F Itllcy, I) Helot te, J T liaskin,
T fi Kn right, Hurt .t- G, J Kurtz.
Frkioht.?H W I.awson a Co, (i C Rradley,
T W Dover, J L Simpson, A Bequest.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Alston House.?J K Gwlnn, W Goldsmith
J G Carter, (Jreenville; W M Addlnglon,
Fnmklin, X C: L Wall, Clayton, Ga ; Mrs
and Mrs McCalla, Elbert; J it Cunningham.
Miss Salle Raskin, Monterey ; Asa Hall, J M
McAdams.Anlreville; Dr. Win Link, Wil1
inirton ; Dr J M Wldeinan, Widcman's P 0;
T C Scott, Clinton ; W D Cator, C A Hatnner, i
Rait I more : Misses Matt and Rebecca Cater, '
Graniteville; J II Power, Elberton, Ga; T A
Cater, The Fork.
Cunningham &Templcton ;
HAVE Just received FIVE DOZEN of <
those elegant
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS,
made of the best material "and fully made" I
at 81.W apiece.
Jan. 29, iS7l?, tf
Sewing Machines.
WE will sell our best MACHINES for25,
30, :15 dollars. Call early and get a baren'"
R. M. HADDON & CO.
Jan. 1S7D. <
ft
To Arrive in a Few Days.
1 CASE Rleached Long Cloths?Fruit of the
I Loom, Wamsutta and other popular
brands. Cheaper than was ever ollered in
this market.
R. M. HADDON & CO.
Jan. 28, lo71>.
COATS' SPOOL COTTON,
5 CENTS SPOOL..
R. M. HADDON & CO.
Jan, 2H, lb7!>.
SPECIAL ATTENTION.
nr T.inTFQ I
IN SEARCH OF
IS RESPECTFULLY DIRECTED j
TO THE i
Emporium j
Of Fashions.;
i
| N ORDER TO REDUCE THE SIZE OF I
( our Stock wc have made great reduction
iu prices. ?
Bargains in
MILLINERY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS, }
BLACK ALPACaS, A
\
BLACK SILKS, <EM
BUG [DKRIES, J
LADIES FINE SHOES,
FANCY GOODS,
PRINTS, ]
HOSIERY,
GLOVER, <tC.
All in want of real bargains in our lino will
call early and often at the
EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS-J
January 29,1S79.
BUCKWHEAT! BUCKWHEAT!!;
SFLF-RISING BUCKWHEAT FOR
SALE AT (
Cunningham & Templeton's. i
i..i.non-w lsro
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, i
SecoiOxaminatioiis of Caiiiates. :
WHEREAS the examination on the 15th
and lOtli of January failed to supply a
sufficient number of tcachers for the nubile (
schools in Abbeville County, and whereas j
several District Boards have made application j
for additional teachers;
It is hereby ordered that a second examlna- (
tion of Candidates take place in the School ,
Commissioner's Ollice on Friday 7th Febru- t
fioth white and colored candidates will be J
examined on the same day.
A different set of examination questions
will be submitted to the candidates. .
Those who attained certificates at the rejru- '
lar examination are not eligible for the sec- '
ond examination. 1
Each candidate must come provided with
pen, ink and a quarter quire of foolscap paper.
I
The examination will besin at 10 a. in. and ,
close at 3 p. n>.
D. CRAWFORD,
W. C. HKXKT,
L. W. WHITE,
County Board of Examiners.
Januaro 29, 1879, 2t.
State of South Carolina.,
I
County of Abbeville.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Kx parte It. O Tribble, Petitioner.
Petition for settlement and discharge.
NOTICE Is hereby given that R. O. Tribble
guardian of C. C. llolland, J. It. Callahatn
and S. E. llarbln, has applied to this Court J
for a discharge from the guardianship.
It is ordered, that Friday the '2sth of February,
lsr'J, he tixi'd as the day for settling the
estates of the said minors and the discharge
of their guardiai:.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate A. C.
January 2S, 1ST?, lm.
Klli STORE,
VMM* BUILBIK.
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE
EVERYTHING In the Drug line at reasonable
prices. Give men call.
E. H. McBRIDE Agt.
Jan. 29, 1870.
SlllHIS
RM. HADDON A* CO., have now In store
, the STEWART SINGER. REMINGTON
AND WEED MACHINES, at lower
prices tlmn a lirst-class Machine was ever
offered in this market. Save 20 per cent by
buvlnK your machines, needles, attachments
and oil from K. M. HADDON & CO.
JJec 4, 1?78
.. - .. . - . . ,
' ' . V" ' '
BOOKS I
To Be Used In The
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 1879.
Swlnton's Word Primer,
Swiiiton's Word liook or Speller,
Swlnton's Word Analysis,
Webster's Primary Dictionary.
Webster's Common School Dictionary, I
Webster's Academic and Common School ti
Dictionary,
Swlnton's Primary U. R. History,
Swlnton'sCondensed U. S. History,
Swlnton's Outlines of History,
r-VtlxHU-t'u I llm-III-V IIl'!llllT
ite> nolds'1st, "Jiul, :inl,-Jtli unci 5th Renders, Appletou's
1st, 2nd 3rd, 4th, and 5th Headers.
Robinson's Progrsssive Table Hook,
Robinson's Primary Arithmetic,
Robinson's Intellectual Arithmetic,
Robinson's Rudiments of Written Arithmetic,
I
Robinson s Progressive Practical Arlthnie- J
tic, u
Robinson'6 Progressive High School Arithmetic,
Robinson's New Elementary Algebra,;
Cornell's First Steps In Geography,
Cornell's Primary Geography,
Cornell's Intermediate Geography,
Cornell's G ruin mar School Geography,
Cornell's Physical Geography,
Q.nackenbos' Primary Grammar,
Qimekenbos' Knglish Grammar, I
Q?uackenbo.s' Illustrated Lessons in our Lnn- /
guage, .... .
Quackcnbos' 1st, Lessons in uomposiuon,
Quackeubos' Coin post ion Ithetorlc.
lj,u lekenbos' Kleiuc-utury History of the "
United Suites,
Quackcnbos1 .School History of the United
States,
The Model Copy Hooks from 1 to f>,
Reynolds Copy Books from 1 to 5, at
E. PARKER'S.
January 29,1*79.
8. W: CANNON, AST.
Abbeville, S. C., J
DEALER llST
Groceries, Provisions, ]
Confectionaries, Vines,
Brandies and Liquors |
\T T1IE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Give me a call before huylns elsewhere.
It. \V\ CANNON, Agent.
January 2!), 1ST!). 3 in.
Cunningham (
^ Templeton
Have on hand
Sugar, Tobacco, [c[
Coffee, Axes,
Bacon, Plows, ?L
Lard, Hats, ]
Meal, Shoes,
Flour, Calico,
Rice. Homespuns,
Maccaroni, Cheese, [
y
&c., &c., &c,, &c,f &c.f
GIVE TIIEM A CALL.
Jan. 29, 1KT9,
Public Schoolss
_ i
SCHOOL BOOKS,
4 DOPTKD b,v the Smith Carolina State J
fV Jlnartl or imfj IO III! UM'U 111
lie Public .Schools of Abbeville <'ounty:
Introductory. Ex. v
Reynold's Primary Header, or l'lctorlal
Primer .r?*ts -lets "
leynolds' Mrst Header, loots 8ots j.
Reynolds' Second Homier, 25cts i2cts
leynnlds' Third Header, *2ets 20cts
tcynolds' Fourth Header, oOets -TJcts n
teynolds' Fifth Header, toots oUcts "
ieynolds' Copy Hooks, Nos. 1,3, '!, i
and o, per dozen 81.50 S?
Saury's .Manual of Geography, 81.20 .sects
ilaury's Physical Geography .*1?30 $1.00
tobhwm's Progressive Table Hook l:!cts 'Jets
tobinson's Progressive Primary
Arithmetic 15ct? llcts
Jobinson's Progressive Intellectual
Arithmetic 21cts 18cts
tobinson's Hudlinent.s of Written
Arithmetic 27cts 20cts
tobinson's Progressive Practical
Arithmetic 82cts GOcts
tobinson's New Elementary Al- _.
gebra, flOets ftiets y
iwinton's Primary U.S. History,.. ISots :i">ets *
iwinton's Condensed U.S. History T"n:ts .V>cts "J
iwinton's (nillines of History SI.20 S^cts
iwinton's Word Primer, l.'lcts i'cts "J
iwinton's Word-Hook or Speller,... locW 1 lets "
twlnton's Word-Analysis 2icts IScts
,Vet>ster's Primary Dictionary,. licts P.
Vebster's Common School Pic- ;?
tionary, (ITcts
Vcbstcr's High School Plclionary, lilets "J
Vebster's Academic Dictionary,... Sl.ii / ;
Mhcart's Literary Header IKJets [V
The Exchange Price Is that at which one of ' ,
liese books is sold where a book of similar
rade In use is Riven up by the pupil.
HAVII) CRAWFORD, 1
School Commissioner A. C.
January 29,1S?J, lit ()'(
if STATIONERY H0M?
11 WIS;
COLUMBIA, S. C, 'I
IAS just opened, in tlie new aim nr.nnsome
milding immediately opposite the Pluenix
fliec, on .Main street, a complete stock of
STATIONERY,
Comprising I.ettcr, Cap and Note I'aper, of I
ill sl7.es. qualities and of every description ; *
Mat Papers ?f Cap, Demy, Double-Cap, Me- C<
Hum, Iloyal, Snper-Koyal, and Imperial iu
lees, which will be sold In any quantity, or
nnnufactured into Rlauk Honks of any size, T
ind ruled to any patterns, and bound in any
ityle, at sliort notice.
ENVELOPES
n cudless variety?all sizes, colors and quailBLANK
BOOKS
)f every variety, Memorandum and Pass
looks, I'ocket Hooks, Invoice and Letter J.
looks. Receipt Hooks, Note Hooks.
AUCHITKCT.S and DRAUGHTSMEN will
Ind a complete stock <?f materials for their
ise. Drawing I'aper, in sheets and rolls, l:rls- u
ol Hoards. Hrlsfol l'apcr^and Hoards, Oil I'aper,
Pencils, Water Colors, in cakes and box;s,
Brushes, Crayons, Drawing Pens. p
SCHOOL STATIONERY
3f every description ; a great variety of con. enient
unci useful articles for both Teachers G
md Pupils.
AT.MO,
Photograph Albums, Writing Desks, Tort- J
folios, Cabas, with boxes, and a countless variety
of
FANCY ARTICLES. v
Also, a most elegant stock of fJold Pens and
Pencil Cases, superbly mounted Rubber
Lioods. J
IjSTKS.
Hlack, Blue, Violet and Cannlno, Indelible V
lind Copying; Mucilage; Chess and Hackgammon
Men and Hoards: Vlsitlngand Wedrn.?
/---.I.. .....I all. Irnni In 11
FIRST CLASS STATIONERY HOUSE, "
Which the subscriber Intends this shall be.
He will still conduct his UINDEltY and J
BLANK HOOK MANUFACTO 11Y and I'Al'FIl-KULINO
KSTA1 JLiSlIMKNT, which
has been In successful operation for over thirty
years in this State, and to which lie will E
continue- to uevote his own personal attention,
His stock will be kept up full and complete,
and Ills prices will be found always
reasonable, and he hopes to have a share of i
patrouugu.
E. f!. STOKES, '
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
Main Street, Opposite I'htenlx Office. 0
January 29, ls?3. ?
~ n
j BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS, l"
fj Ciioick Skkjm, AC liy Mall,
BFor S1.00 we mall postpaid, either of followllnn
Collections, all choice varieties,
20 Verbenas, or 8 Heliotropes, I p
8 Geraniums, or9 Fuchsias, R >
8 Coleus, or (I Hoses, H ^
4 Ivies, or 8 Chrysanthemums,!
or 10 assorted Green House Plants, 0
9 Gladiolus* or 8 Double Tuberose, B
or 21-Gc, or 12-10e, packages Garden Seeds, g
or 24 packets choice Flower Seeds. Fj
Circular, with Additional Collections!
mailed to applicants. H
EDW'D J- EVANS & CO.] 1
| (Local Agents Wanted. YOItK, l'A. 0
Robert R. Hemphill, ?
Attorney at Law, U
ABBEVILLE. 8. 0., Will praotlco lu all1
the Coiuta of tUo Stato.
S
' V
School Books
rilE School books, for the use of Schools?
In the Country?ninl adopted by the
'State Eoard" will bo found at
EDWIN PARKER'S.
The prices vrlll be as published. Exchange
nd Introductory.
Jan. 21, IST'J.
FEVER AND AGUE 1
j ARTERfi & MOI.SE Fevor and Aruc Pills ?
1 aro advertised as specifies for these r
roubles. ?
EDM PARKER. <
Jan. 21,1870. j
rOWN TAXES!'
1 ETURN of nil taxable property in the
.1/ town of Abbeville, must he mud* to uic
nclornicrncd by the l*t dny of Mnrcli next
Uy order of Town Council.
T. P. QTTAItLES,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Jan. 1">, 1879, tf
STATIONERY. ;
SUPPLY Ik expected dally toarrlvo.
EDWIN PAREEE. J
Jail. 22, 1879, tf ]
DENTISTRY! DENTISTRY! !
JOHN S, THOMPSON, I
DENTIST. <
GREENVILLE, S. C, j
[S In Abbeville fully prepared to do all work J
L In lils line. lie will be pleased to serve i
ny who are In need of dcntul work. \
onice over Wardlaw <k Edwards. J
Jan. 15, 1870. J
I7UGINE BIZIS?nn Effyptlonne for Rcstor- ^
I'j ing the color mi mu tiair, irMingrayioft
eautlful brown or black. 1'rice 75c.
EDWIN PARKER.
Jan. 15,187!i.
Marshall P. DeBruhl,
Attorney at Law,
ABBKV1LLK C. II. S. 0.
Ill L Mi.
For The Good of Tie Craft
HAVE CONCLUDED TO GIVE MY
whole attention to my Shop. I shall jsivo
GOOD ATTENTION. If any person wish>
to have their
Watches Repaired
rlnethcmln. I Iinvc ull the tools and mairials
to do It up in tho
Best of Style
AND AT THE
Lorer Rates Possible.
F YOU WANT YOUR CLOCK REPAIRed
bring it in and it will be done right. If
du want your '
JEWELRY MENDED
BriNg it on. If you Want yonr
mm MACHINE MENDED
'his is the place toget it done
in the
Best of Order.
ou can have any any piece made new or the
done repaired. If you want your pun or
1?... II.Il. I.. I.. ),. ll.lUU II \
nun iipi.tu ii...-. IJ. .o ?IC ..
mo. All these articles will he repaired In a
ic best of order *tt the Lowest Prices. j,
ire ae a Trial and Satisfy Tonr- S
slves.?TERMS CASH. V
JOHN L. CLARK, z
January 22, 1S79. tf. jj
SALUTATORY. ~jj
T:
VITTI friendly greeting we wish a happy C
New Your to nil. And while we arc not C
imlndful of thecvenlful year tlmt has Just ri
ist.t hat the contraction of the currency,
int the general and wholesale depreciation *nil
kind of values, together in our own C
l?l.?t with the low prlco of cotton, all combi- p
d have caused the hard times to be serious- ~
felt, yet still we think we have good O
use to be hopeful. Th? ?jtiict election, gold J]
par, and resumption assured, with the tj
*ry lesson which the hard times have im- f]
esscd upon ns, (economy, and the fact, Jn
lat surely, the bottom lias at last been reach- fj
I, all enables us to turn with brightening r
pes to the future. Foroursel veslwe tliank our ^
lends for the liberal patronage bestowed un- iVj
1 us In our new undertaking?the Dry Goods
nslness. And trust by proper eirort on *<
trnartnnd making It to the interest of buys
to foster, and Increase the same. Requestg
all parties indebted to us by way of acinnt
to call and settle same at oriee, and v
rain extending our best wishes for the com- ^
g year. I
We remain, very rospectfully, p
W.JOEL SMITH & SON. P
Jar> 8,1879, tf P
s
NOTICE s
'0 SCHOOL TRUSTEES I
' T
T
T
Office of School Commissioner. ") V
Abbeville C. H., S. C\, 5- \\
January 7, lrt'O.j ,,
I.rE lmvc tills day appointed the Trusters '
if for tho School Dlstrlels of Abbeville V
>untv, lo serve for two years, If not re ?
oved:
School District, No. 1.
J. Bozeman, J. It. Moore,
W. B. Harmon.
School District, No. 2.
, A. C. Waller, M. W. Coleman,
Jerry Evans.
School District, No. 3.
!. O. McUee, O. M. Hodges,
Andrew Vance.
School District, No. -j.
R. Latimer, W. E. Bnnnorc,
Allen Hamilton.
School District, No. 5.
r. J. A.Itoblnson, M. H. C'llnkscales,
William 1'ruitt.
School District, No. 6.
rank Iletiry, Edward Wcstfleld,
Frank Vance.
School District, No. 7.
. W. Collins, J.J.Devlin,
Tlnsley Frazler.
School District, No. 8.
.N.Dendy, W. C. Hunter,
Watt nackeit.
School District, No. 8.
r. E. Cothran, A. H. Kennedy,
Hon Lite*.
ScnooL District, No. 10.
ohn Lyon, Charles Evans,
Nlok Wright.
School District, No. 11.
r. A. Templeton, J. G. Edwards,
Robert Harris.
l?i.tr/wv? nfutlftp'p \*a 12.
l. M. Erwln, J. II. IJcll,
Hunry Callaham.
School District, No. 13.
. M. Latimer, Jr.. J. C. Carlisle,
Jlnl Belcher.
School District, >'o. 14.
)dwin Calhoun. C. P. McCllnton,
Willis Cannon.
School District, No. 15.
I. 0. Tolinan, M. 0. MeCuslan,
flftwarU Strother.
School District, No. 10.
. 13. Jennings, J. J. Htissey,
Allen Dolphin.
The Trustees will meet tho Hoard nt AbbeI
lie on Monday, .In nuary 1.1, Inslant, at II
'clock a. nt., for further Instructions. A fu'l
(tendance of all tho Trustees Is desired and
t least one representative from each of the
liferent school districts.
DAVID CRAWFORD,
W. C. I HON KT,
l. w. wiiitk.
Hoard oi School KxainlnerH,
Abbevlllo County.
Jan. 8, 1S79, tf.
ITATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
? ' J? *1.1 ni -
County 01 iiDuevuie.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Ex parte T. I\ Mllford.
Petition for Settlement and Dlscliargo.
NOTICE Is hereby irlven tluitT. P. Mlllford
Administrator of the estate of T. JJ. Mlllurtl,
deceased, has applied lo mo, for a dlstiai'KC
from the Administratorship of said esute.
It Is ordered tlint Friday the 21st of Febrnry
INTO, he fixed lis tlio day for the settlement
if Iho estate of the said dencased, and the
llschargo of the Administrator.
J. FULLER LYGN
Jiidgc of Probuto, A. C.
January 21,187l?.
: km m
i
Delinquents.
Railroad Tax Notice.
Treasukeu's Office, Abbeville C.
January 21, 1870
I^AM instructed by'the Board of Direct
o publish the following List of Parties w
re Delinquent and have not paid the lit
oad tax. Notice is hereby given that I
inie for payment of said tax is hereby <
oiwinH until Knturdav. the 15th Februf
iextT" After that time I will proceed to c
E?ct by levy aud distress as prescribed
1W* J. W. PERRIN
County Treasurer
I U!
i tn k.
? T
Names. . .5 y
31 . "3 91
4> t/; ~ O
i- ?-J ? t/J V
O C 3 J> e
< ^jz; "1 &
Greenwoou, T. 8. I
Udous, Nancy E. 2| 1 1 600|$ 3
Vnderson, R . W. 5201 1 4200 21
Arnold, Est. Wince 00 1 800 4
\rnold, Lovberry 200| 1000 5
Barrett, Est J no O 800| | 1 4000 20
junjamin, Wesley 2 15
3easley, Nancy I 41o 1 l-lo 6
benjamin, Willis 1 10
Boozer, E Alice 100 <00 3
lioyd, Bradford 27 1 800 4
Jooper, JO 11 250 1
Jobo, Mary P 104 949 4
^ooche, W L 200 I 1000 8
3ary, A F & L P 000 2| 3000 15
hoggins, Anu E 50 | 600 3
rlanna Med 10 2| 105
rackson, Beverly 1 1| 50
rones, Ed 2 j 12
rones, Daniel 19 14o
L.angley, Thos K 160 1| 700 3
jomax, Mary 44 11 3-0 1
jomax, J A 65 390 1
jyncli, Charles 1" 1 1| 100
/cNary, Wm 435 I 1| 2000 10
dcKeller.B F Trustee 195 | I 805 4
dCNeil R, & Co 20 | | 110
klcNiel, J L Trustee | I 1 1 1200 6
klcUliee, Robert | 2| | 45
tfoore, AW I 80| 1| 700 3
ilundy, W N I 43| 1| 315 1
'arks, JuoT I 5j 2j 3| -200] 11
'inson, A A I 9' I 1 6<o *
lowe, Lewis I J 60
lykard, Jacob I 1 1 600| 3
iavaire, Gideon I 3 601
faggart, M C ^ I 11 30ffij 15
Miouison, James | 2
i'lirncr, W L 64 310 1
Terrell, BO I 100 800| 4
Vatt, John \V I 320| 2 23,o 11
ViiiTB HA Mi, T. S.I I
{oozer, William | 207 1630 8
{rooks. S P I 615 1 41o0 -0
irooks, I' H I 385 1025 0
Juruott, Lucinda I 7o 3<o l
,'hipley, J S I 356 2| 213f?| 10
'uddv TC I 220 1| 007| 4
)argant J II I 39 I 205 1
)cVorc, J K I 2o0| li llfo 5
)cal, Isabella I 100| I >0o 3
)orn & Byrd I 493 | 1580 /
larris, Tlios E I 1| ]l !'<>
{utcbison, MrsN RI 440 1 -401) 1oliuson,
Frank 77 | 400 ones,
Esnia 210 i 10o0 o
loss, fJ F 150| | 750) o
lobinson, Savannah 289| 1218 G
loss, Eleanor 1481 740| 3
lale, Benjamin Est 3311 I 106l| o
'aircart.M C 2501 I 1000! t>
'olbert, Tlios N 05 I 600| 3
'olbert, Mrs M J 1140| 2\ 50001 2o
'olbert, Jno R 3551 | 3172 10
'olbert, Elias L 1350| 5j 80501 40
'olbert, Watson land! 4311 I I 2155| 10
Vatson, Tlios A | 509| j lj 273oj 13
Vnkelield, wm fli | -'4"| *1 Jfuui /
Villianis, Mrs F A | 3!)| 1 8001 4
Vor thinpton, L M I 13| 1 115|
NDIAN HILL, T. S. J ,
tanks, Elizabeth 107| 1 387| 1
{lackwell, J S 50| 218| 1
took, Sam'l B 4501 1 1900| 9
torn, Mrs "\V B 721 155|
'islicr. Sarah A 144| 57U| 2
Inrris. W 8 230 21 15.50 7
lendrix, F M 100| 380 1
loFarland. A S H9| ,1| 64o 3
IcCain, W J I 1311 I 600 3
leagen, Ed 20| 90
ponce, Sarah 8| I 40
Videman, Jas L 11| I 10o
Videman, Mary F 679| 11 3100 15
Videman, Jas H 277| | | 910 4
immerman, Peter 103| | lj 71G| 3
IOHDEAUX T. 8. | I I I
louchillon, J 8 | 12| | | ^O
iradley, Mary A | 71 j 2 890 1
Iritt, 0 A 122| 414 2<
irady, M L & A A 500| 1000 5
Burnett, Ralph 44| 100
ade, D B 200| 120n 6 i
alIaham,Jim 1131 J 349 1
hamberiain, W S 110| 840 4
othran, Mary ti| 24
ox, A M 55| 3J) 1 i
orley, A 100! 1040 5
umuiings, Aleck | 19| 95
lilleshaw.W P I 130| 3 620 3
[armau, A G I 212| 1000 5 '
[enderson B, Est | 142| 730 3 1
[olIowayJB I 15(5| 853| 4 1
rvlinann Unhin I 51 251
[artin, Joe 20j 6() i
[cCormick, C H 12(M)| 1 8000 40 i
[cGrath, Misses 210 1050 5 !
[cKennie, Mordecal 147| 1 705 3 J
ewby, Ed 171 34
ewby, MT3 A 1501 450 2 :
aimer, Geo A 0o| 1 270 1 i
aimer, Fst Hiram 100| 1 510 2 <
erryman, E K 242| 72G 3 1
ettigrew, Charles jr, 400| 1G00 8<
mith, WH 201 1 110
mith, S B 321 1 138
mith, Mrs AO 114| 1 429 2
olhert, Thos N | 5(l| 200| 1 icwit,
Jas M 300| 2100| 10
rewit, Lewis S 50| | 112|
urman, Ciesar 10| I 74
ullis.JC 8| 1| 501
/osmausky, Est J C 90| 300 1
talker, Eliza lo| | 100|
talker, Chas B 135| I 745| 3
Catkins, Wilson 400| 1| 1185| 5
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J Dee. 4, 1878
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