Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

| The Press and Bannei. By iiu(>ii wilson ?v w. v. hi:ni:t * ^Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1S79, TI?c stock Law. If there wasnnvthinsr wanting t<> show the weakness of the cause ??i* liberty I *? tlie "rnsor back"' in this comity, it was furnished in the perfect failure of the ??; poll cuts of t lie stock law to Ji.?M tiiiir incotiucjon the HTIh ultimo. l'r?>m the p-mallnessof the attendance at tin* ('our: House 011 that day it would seem t >! * indeed a small majf rity cf our citb'.t ns who desire the right to past tiro their stock on the crops of their poor neighbors who are unable to buiUl a fence "horse high, bull strong and pig tight." It seems to ^ us that nearly all of our citizens i.s the law a fixed fact and have made, or arc making preparations, to abide by i' - provisions. This is right. The opponents . ' of the old law respected the old law. and now the opponents of the new law should submit with e<jual grace until they can .^induce the Legislature to change it. A potilion to the Legislature at i:s next s< sion will be in order, and if ouj members are convinced that the law is not fi.r the "onil wo have 110 doubt thev will r, , _ have it changed. There is 110 use of senseless abuse of the members who have acted oonseientiously for (lie juiMi" pood in the discharge of their duty. We are satisfied of their desire to benefit the County. They could have 110 other reason for passing so important a law. Pitching the Creeks. "We notice our neighbor of the Xinrf;:iSix Guardian is now saying bnt little 1 *j?011 the subject which interests NinetySix more than any other, the dii'hing < f the crceks. The talk of new railroads -may be very agreeable, but it is not half so important as the ditching business. If the Guardian can stimulate the people to the performance of this public duty. m.jii UnttA n.ioAiu 1 \ 1111 /"?' 1 n?i in iurn [fixm'L ? in iui> v- n\ v w..ir.i ..v f estimable good for tlmt community. Tim ditches nre of first importance. Nctrlcet tlio cleaning of the creeks and untold loss will be experienced by the community, and great suffering may he endured by many of her citizens, cven'if they do " not lose their lives. The Town Council and the citizens have the prosperity of tho town and the lives of individuals in their hands and it remains to be see!) how they will discharge their duty in tho premises. Now isthotime to do the i work. Judge Cook came to town last evning on business with the Court. He isstil! ?>l' opinion that tho Democrciic Legislature failed to treat him right in withholding ^ his pay for services rendered the Pta*e " /while holding the office of Judge. In this opinion we fully concur. The State of *>oiith Carolina should pay her Judges, even if sho does not pay her fraudulent bonds. The .Tu.lge is so confident that the next session of the < Scneral Assembly will make an appropriation to jiay her Judges that he would not now discount his claim to tho amount of one cent. Stop It. Wo think it about time that joke about the Governor's misfortune had stopped. It's a breach of good manners to refer jokingly to the serious loss of any one. A gentleman onco said to his son, 4 "if there Ua boy at school with a club foot, nover let him know that you saw it." _ Lotos hear no more 01 "legsand brains" in tlio Senate. Such jokes offend refined sensibilities. They 'are Cone. The Teller Congressional Investigating f Committee suddenly left Charleston one w^^Ipat week. after grinding grist lor a r " outrage mill. Hutter-milk '-'Whllaeo,. the Imuiaeiilatc Mackev, and ^Sore Head Campbell are tolled oil* to Washington to add their testimony. Why is this? ^ ^ - . _____ Fish Culture. We ask attention to the article in another column on this subject written, M'epresumo, by Representative Kiee for the Finely-Six Guardian. Wo are in sympathy with this important move roent and hope that tlio writer n;av sec his most sanguine hopes realized. Head the article. Horrible Tragedy in Atlanta. flic Atlanta ComtitvHon prints the sad and sickening details of a cold-blooded murder, with the causes which prompted the commission of tiie terrible deed. Mr. Sam. Hill and Mr. John R. Simmon* met in the barroom of the National Hole!. and almost immediately after meeting, Mr. Hill shot Mr. Simmons, inflicting a fatal wound in the: head. General rumor stated that Mr. Hill s wife was conncctwl with theatl'air, and dial Home wrong to her was the cause of hisaction in the premises. Mr. Hill gave himself tip| to a polieeman, was taken to the station houRe, where he made a statement, to a reporter, corroborating the rumor. Said lie: i * "I have been wronged, wronged deeper than] I can tell you. I have been oil'and on in At- j lantaseveral years. I have few friends here,' and many people that are down on me. j ; t have been wronged. I married a (.'il l here?a noblewoman. Everybody who saw her lov-! , ed her. I know that she loved me d< vottdiy.: . Last fall while I was away, I was w ronged j ? - -- ?wronged deeper than If a man had -hot me,1 and left me tollngeroul my life in pain. Men , Who have not wives cannot tell how I was] wronged, but a man with a mother and a sis-1 tor ought to be able to appreciate it. While I ! waa gone a man went to my wife and got luto her confidence by representing himself | as my dear friend. I csiiic back to Atlanta! and sold pools on tlio city elections, one night Just after this election I was tip town.1 v. when n friend came to me and told me I had better go out home. a? some one had gone there and told my wife that 1 was coining * home to 1:1 !I Iter. I hastened out tonty hontc at 200east IJunler Streoi. and found on the : door a note saying : 'My de.ir hr.-band, good, hvo. I call veil b.v that name for the last time. . I am gone.' "It whs signed l>v my wife. a;ul I believed that a man camc in a cart luge and took her away." The prisoner was then ftcked !f the man he had shot was the man who h;id wronged him, * to whfch he replied : "I never saw him before In inv lifi\but from the description I have heard, I think, it was the same man." Mr. Simmons' friendsgive a version of the . Htluir very materially different. They say 'that after Simmons was shot, and was lying on the lloor wh n lie could Jjardly speak for the blood in his mouth^Bfc brother, Mr. Moto Simmons, of the flHFof Simmons & Hunt, camc to him and fne wounded man said in gasps, "lie shot me for noihing." It is also denied that Mr. Simmons ever had anything to do with the wife of Mr. Jiill. Says the Ojnttitution: "The case isonoof the most unfortunate we have ever chronicled. Mr. Simmons is a young mnn who hus many warm fi Sends here. He is about twenty-two years old, and is a member of the Atlanta Cadets, lie is the proprietor of a drug store on Marietta street, near the cotton factory." *5 rri.Ls ok the I?ank or thk State.?'TIic . * mandamus case filed at. the instance of certain tax payers of Karnwell County against the County Treasurer wus airain up for argu* inent before Judge Aldrieh at Chambers on Katurdav. the 2>lh Inst. After hearing the return of the County Treasurer presented !>y >lr. Robert Aldrieh, and argument by .1 udg'e Ulabcron behalf of I ho (v>unty Comfr.Lssioners, and by Mr. II. M. Thompson on behalf of * the tax payers, liis Honor ruled that the recent act of the General Assembly "to faeilicatethe collection.of taxes" restrained him from Issuing the writ dT mandamus, and that * the Injunction, as an Incident of ttint* writ, must be dissolved; and further, that in mi view of the ease can said bills bo tendered lbr ' r county taxes ?Jiarntvcll tScn'invl. We have received several communications - * in reference to the stock or no icice law. Wo * suggest the discussion of the subject be made .. in the local clubs, and that each one dispose *? ??of the matter by a set of resolutions expressing the sentiments of the club or neighborhood, and steps taken, if necessary, to in< struct our representatives by a primary elee* tlon previous to the next session of the General Assembly.?Edgefield Monitor. In our l ? 'opinion, the right way for your liepresenta. tlves to do. is tr> pans the law. It i? for the public good. We can not see why they should hesitate In so Important a matter. * Governor Vnnrc has tendered his resignar tion to the Legislature of North Carolina, to take elfect next Wednesday. The OLicrvcr _?bnyn the Governor will again beefy lie a citizen of Charlotte, and when his senatorial riutiesdonotrefinirehl6preser.ee in Washington, will practice law at the Charlotte oar. Mr. W. M. Wilcox bade us good bye last Wednesday. lie will locate, (or the present, at Anderson. .No better fellbw* ever existed, find hiri dejmrture is regretted by everybody. He w?H be here, however, to take part in the * yerfommnccatShuniate'Khall on Irlday evening, Februitry 14.?Ninety-Six Guard un. We understand there 1* a young man In our i village, intelligent and educated, who cannot [ count a bunored. He invariably slops at ninety six. O!?Edjejleld Monitor. MI?r Agnes' nice. one of the most beaut Ml | * and charming toung Jadles of Simms' CnAra I Hoadu sccUou, loll ior William ston yester-1 , day. . ^ Court of'dcucral Sessions. j Tin* Court of (Jenoral Sessions for tliisco i ly cniivi-iiril hist .Moiuluv uiorniiitf. Ills 11 < | :ir .liuliri* 1 riiM-r pre.-aliii-r. Clerk /.ei"; i < :?!!"iI tin1 roll iii' tin- ^raiu! j<:rors, every < of whom I'lMtnply a'KwiTeil tu liis ua when t:iey wc:e swuun in, as follows; j .n i:v. 1 \V. J. Majrliei', l'.enj. II. ivikln, Foreman. A. !Kllis. ! X:;tl:::hiel AinlerNoii, Chaves I'.vans, llalnsav {Stuck, 14. C. v. . !:. A. r.ov.l, J!. f. >: ;iv.ai:ie. Iulm y. Calhoun, .I.iIiii .M. ?>| ?!?y, lilMM s AS. Ctirwilr, ii iim i !.cwis csiili-s. .! -ii?i !' . .fn;>! *, Jaiiit-s A. I'urlcy, l': r?.r t.iln it, Tli<>:n:ts ('. si u.:rt. | < "cr!;/ciuli-r :umo!iiwc>l !<? lite < \m? I I Ixr;iiiil jury was n.i'v wI Honor i'mct'ialci! Id (U'iiviT i lit." follow ; ciiai. : , tii ,'i't iHi'ii <*j t'in (ii''hnf ./' I'y: I i'i I'oiriiize Ilio j ?j>r!i-?y" of ri'fraii'.itl?r f I lit1 ? : ill (list- !! < ?i: - < 11 i n 11 of rurHy }>(>!it!c:il ?,: inns. ! n :i i ) i in it :? !. !:.>w*'\it. to v>y thai ii is a )* : 11??p ' |iro!ouiul <Miifn:t!ii::t><>ii lo \v!n|i' in ry that I!:? ( linnof tin' iiv?* yr li.i'.c It roil*; !il almilt i-ncli irivit iiii|'.ii\'flu?in 11'< ? .? i; i! of !!- mami ji III i ;r* in i,i i?t ill' III"' ?'i?llli! i?f 'la* Stn'.i*. 'lias ln-i ii umliT my own ?iii? vvntin!1. Il vtiiiji I | :tcl in !,i ji v. :i? I'll- <?:iI v I---' ]n:.111:1:t ion I'nr :: jm or, <1 in ! !Ii^f: n-oia! ? !?: i f were iii-iiliP;* ilr*ir"i nil :1!! Iiy ! 1:11-1* in wltusi- Smut's wa>' tii<*|> i r l.i silv.-t : ii I sciMin- 11 u . jui'i?'S ni' country. I have Iicfiiv l!li-tin1 i'Viiii'in'i' ll ; :i il; !!' iv n! n: tlt-r of I liliiL"- I .v |:WaiN, :i il-.-ii tin- liiiini'li >i ciii/-"i <ii* tin* si-iTi- ii >i;l>i:iit l.i' caiisi' lor Itial. r ii-s.-ions iliat ill iM-ili'.tli willi fairly ami i:ii|-arii-iliy, ;i !iv juror.-- v. !m haw tin- inlHH t.-isc" T ?tun! ?: mm I t hi-ir :l:;!y. Mail i t. I J i?* -s J t:sl \vi'!i a:i i v-'i haiiil. Tin' wan! of i-'iilidn in I lie : 11:: i i i i i >: ration of I In* laws, S<-i I other i \ i's. was wiilii-rinir iiji I!?? fii.Tiry our j i o|?!?> iiUi'a <!i aiiiy m'1'ih.o. A rc.-li liua of ci'ifiili'ti.v Iwiv -i:i?l in all other Irtlji'-i:Iv oi tIn- Kovarmn-'tit. will /ivi- n I iii - a tat iinTiry t.iuar ; i|i;f. ami t 'u- !'i;ti hi'r:i>:::ii ( i'liilina will i i\al in every rcs|i the staini historic |i.isi i f the S!:.ie, li j asl wo can in il^nT make or unmake. '1 future wiil 'h' hot. secure.', l?y tin' I'.erfot ??! ? , i>y each man in iii> own sph: iv of tli duller which pcrlain to 11:111 as a citi/.cii ] an i.-Tavr. earnestly. faithfully, f--ar!c*s!y. j Vmi have li'.', :i sclecieil accor?litiic lo i: I froii! the ureal Im.iy of eiti/cus. to serve tin- yew as tli-tflaixl in ii:est of tin' conn . Mill li IS SCillVCIV l<? v>> > . ....... lilt' hujv.rlamv !' 11st- I'sim-ti<.:is *>1" the ;.'tii ilirv. V*?'11i!? it is nti! n!' tl;i' ordinary | : inoe of your liodv to eonsi.ler iimi han Shoe !!ii|n.>iiim i|U?'stions i:( :?:> wiiii-h St >.?al |>11 rt! ?. are forme-.!, to h:t , (>.1 yourselves :il>i)iil. Mil- al>sorl>in;r and < ; eo?iS"*ts to whieh they ?;ive rise. wi 'o::(!1k? ri'.?!!'.iliiiii'_ hiilii'iiee oftl?r? ura jury, and hs power : > pi;t in motion the n )oiii:iv iy 1 iv \v!ii<r)i oli'.r.ili r<|are l>ri.ir_'h! j.:j?ii:t. A! tn\ m' thelie-t !:t\v< for i jir.'scrvjition of th jipai1", and ;<> '>! ??:"<!? r soeiity would ! < lifeless on t!i<>si:ii:iti' hoo A! tin' same time llic pivvvi'viiiioi) m l tr?h?i>r!y-!ovin'i ain-i-try, that in in si:::! I I>? licit! !o answ. i' lo-tore a )tel il Jury u-t any fltarai* invoiviiii; (In.- hazard of life or liberty without tin* presentment <i ^I'aiul jury, soenres to the eiti;*.en oft j commonwealth, at least as far as her l:i can secure it i!ii:n;i:iily i'ro:n ncei!!c?scxpoi ! a:n I tin - annoyance iii vo! v.'t in a I rial in; , Coin! of Sessions. The summary prnccedii liefoii' the inferior irii'Ui:::!-, from wi. I!:? rt* is i?:i appeal to this, s;il.??'rvi* tin- sa en.I. the speedy and satisfactory dispositi of eh:'!-.'! s attainst the citiy.en of the for m!| ;io>i il violations of her laws. -' ? >>.,i mi!\' n;s, [iii'ifiiBv.iiiui j. |i:i*s upon the Mils given out to you l>y I ! Solicitor, I)ti! it is Sometimes tiI( Ir?l:.V of ' j (Jrafrl .Ii'.iy to iusti11:t > tii'iuirh -s, with a vi l(? brim; to punishment ol'cmh-r* a:rai I ?'hr:n, for any reason private parties tail j commence proceedings before tin: ordim | peace ot'iccrs of tilt* county. 1 haw If: notliln? to induce me to think tint lIi*-s? j any necessity lor such a course hero, and ; tin- honor of tin- wholr State it may lie s:< that ;ln' humblest citizen can successfully . vi>l;e the sanctions of the law when. i:i tjinlinicnt.it is necessary fur tiie protecti ' of himself or t he peace ami good order of i , community. licsides. it is your province ' have an oversight overall the county o!lii:i ami to inquire in what manner '! | have ilisehaiveit their duties, your cxan;!i jtion to extend just so far as in your.in inenl public interests demand ami no T I tlHT. J It is sometimes- proper thattho grand ji | shall direct its attention, not only to the | eelity and cili' ii ncv of county oilier*. tint i tin' value of some of those taws which !>< j very eioseiy U| 01 the every day life of I i people. YourTrial .Tiistic" system, with 1 jurisdiction to try cases involving ?h>a it! ei land a tine of *1;mami thirty days imprix j nicnt in criminal cases, covers a very la I proportion of the litigation of the conn ! i'kisosmall matters are as important t?> i i parties interested as are the suits involvl ! thousands to m .re fortunatelitigants in I | superior courts. |>oes th<- system answer 1 purposes and do the officers meet the srr: responsibility thrown in on Ihetn as II . ought to (to'. ! Then, ajraisi, you have a svsrm of put ! education which hids fair to supplant thei system of private schools. If the educati i of the people i> ncgiectid or improperly i ;< <! for. the state will lose its high posit jnniong?t her sisters.aml liberty audcivili tion will he imperiled. It is your right lo J 'iUirc into this, and if there l;e any il'V-cts i the system wlch ean he i eniedi'd, orany n j Hgtiiccnn the pari of those who.-v duty it to carry out its provisions, bring tliem to 1 I attention of (he court, so thai the proper rt { edy may be nppliid. H:;am!i>;:. hy a committer, if not oihorw ! eonvenii at. tiie poor house, if von have < I in ! his county, jin?l sco whe! I.er w !:ai- is <i< j i - propeir.v done lor those unfortunates, u j arc thrown on the i ulilio charity. The c ditb.u of the public roads and hridues, i decree of economy and impartiality w j which I he puhiic inonoy of the county I j hoon used liy the hoard of county cojiiii i sionors, whose larsie powers may be wis | used or as has boon too often th'-o.isi? in so i counties, corruptly ami opprc: sivejy disbi I cd, arc matters lor your c msidoratlon. You come from ail parts of *he county :< | are most apt to kmnv which, if nny, oC t! i various mutters need Uic special attention j the (ii'aml Jury. | It is not my purpose to advice you to in: j presentments on all those matters or to e | !jue y.ii to thorn, hut lo advise you genera j that it is your duty and privilege, in addlti ] to the Idlis yiv.'ii out to you hy the Solicit j lo consider ate) present any mr.Mers. porta ing to youreountv nitidis, or directly he [ inir upon the peace and weii-hi-injr of I I county, to which in ?yoiir Judgment is pioper to call the attention of the court I the law-making power, it is ditlicuit draw ttic line, l.ut your own good judgnii will l>e your best irtiide. j In considering the various hillsgivcn out I yoti try the Solicitor, it will he proper to n I over the indictment and you will find tin the best statement of what is neccssnry constitute the offence elmi'ired, all the tn:i I rial fuels help# I hern set forth. When one ' more witnesses testify to these facts, anil v J arc satisfied, it will he unnecessary to ;ro f |t!icr. A 511 itna facie ease N ai! 1 hat is net* sar.v to warrant the tlndins: a True Hill. 'I ceunter showinir!" to be made in this co; on the trial hefo e th?- IVtit Jury. ?n?l ii better in all cases even for theneeus? d, whi a |*rirna fa el e ease N made out, t Ii:? t tin shall a trial before a I'etit Jury, for an fjoitnl will cml th'-ca*-e. The Solicitor will summon the witnes ami jdaee their names on the hael; of the tlietmcnts, and if niter iv?Uhiir the witnes sworn, the case is no! inaile out, atnl IIhtc ; other witnesses not sworn yon can have t witness called ami semi him with 1 foreman or some member of the errand jt into llie court room to he sworn by the .* licitor. '1 \vlve itf your number nmsf a?iive hofor true hill call be found. Win 11 jott bavecoi to a conclusion, yon will write mi the hack the indictment asthce:iso may be, "A t! P.ill" or "No Hill" signed by the l'o man. The court then said :t Mr. Solicitor, hi you any hills for the crand jury ? I Solicitor?I have, .ur J lonor. I The Solicitor at oece proceeded to swrm I e!ot:d <11 \vittie.-M-s "to 1:1 whole truth, ri J tioM-.in;; br.t the truth." in thr respect ; (Mm s in which they were required to gl ' eviil.'in c. ! Tiiesrand Jury retired, when the petit ; rors were sworn "to make a trie- drlivcra: | hetw?en the State ami the pi i?.-?ners at I har, whr 111 tie y have in ch:?i;.c." Yhejup were as follows; l'KTIT Jl'KY, No. I. U. V,'. Ilailt'on, Y>\ V. t'I'nksejth's, Foreman. J.. ('. Clli:!;scales, ! T?'illl:im Austin. W. !!. leien. I.John M. Itryant. John Ih-.rmon, I f!an>om ("haney. S. II. tloducs. 1!. 1.. ("linkseales, .1. A. Keller, Harvey Cunningham. 1 ri.n r no. 1 M. 15. McCiec, 15. r. NV.-I, l'oicinan. .1. 1'. I'.uv, .John I,yon, J. A. llieliev, j.l. K. Latimer. Kli.ia'i !-'iiilny. i Samuel Miiih1.iv, Ccojvo W. Niieor, .J. II. Nickels, \V. II. .Sii.lt, , C. 15. l'urks. . .tolm Mel aron, I-'.. W. Watson, !G. M. .-'ilKTt, A. .J. i Immediately afler tin* jurors were swe the Solicitor moved e.n :>di<>tu umrnt ol' (Court, until tli roe o'clock, in o:ilcr the pul I sales i'llvrh! tie made. At 11 ji--cimt?Tii?tr | tile court, in the afternoon, the trial of . drew I'aliner ehar;rid with the shooting J Mr.T. X. Tolbcrt, was cotnmeiie'-d. I The Sttitc vs. Ani!n\v Talmrr. I The prisoner was lndiiic 1 for oks.-itilt. ? battery with int"nt to kill, on tin- person '1'. N'. Tolbert. Solicitor Cothran for tlieS; jm;d \V. 1C. 151ake. Ksij., for the defence. ; N. Tolbert appeared on the stand \v (several shot hole* in his oveicoat, and sw I tliut he was. on the 17th Peeeinber last, twceti one and two o'clock I'. M.. three <p' tors of it mile from < it to it wood depot, on t witv home from the latter place, assaulted I tin unknown lmny, ?-i;u .-i?.? jiiitli?lmclc of the head?saw a colored n j run from corner of fer.c.* whenc shot ji j ceded, could not see his face, o'dy got a s I view ai a distance ut Ji ft v orsixty yards, > isi mulatto man with hell-crowned hat, ;i jabout siZit aiul color of the prisoner. The i idf-nceof tli*- prosecnter wis given wllli ll i full ness ami apparent ittditlerenee as to j result of Use trial, as to command tlie re-p of thebystsinders. Occasionally prosccut i In State cases manifest too much zeal in tli ! desire to convict the accuser?. ] Cross-examined?Could tee the parly 01 | through tlie fence and bushes in the fei { corner, will'not swear ihat the prisoner v the party who siiot me. The party v jabout his size and color. 1 T. J. Ardold swore thst he measured 1 j track where the shooting was done and corresponded with prisoner's track, j Cross-examined by Mr. Make. ' Are you an expert iu the matter of exam i ins tracks ? I Witness?I ought to he, I have testified 1 three cflses. as to identity of tracks and 1 jury believed me In each c-se. J.ir. li lake?What v. as peculiar about I I track ? Witness?Nothing more than tlie shoo I the left foot was inclined a littie. No slit I special mark otherwise. C. A. C. Waller swore as to resemblance of the tracks and that Tolbcrt left tlio dej about 1.15o'clock r. 51. Philip Bucheit, Introduced for defen swore that prisoner was in mssiorc m " ?< ent times h?tween the arrival of the trains eight minute# to one o'clock and tweiity-ll juiiiutra to two o'clock between v bich tin; " y 1 the shoo!in?r was flono and that the prisoner ; was not on! of hissivlit inure twenty or Itiirl1"' ] ty minute* within that. time. [J**~ i ".toils. p.:ii!ey nMlrmcd Hint the prisoner 1 was in his store when In* vent to dinner ' jiliout one oV'lovk was there when Ik' l'etdl'tieil fifteen < ; twenty loilillte, after, j l.tieien Nash?Was at < ireen wimh! <! :)*!hit 'iii.* i inie -t wen the a rri val "f t lie t ra in. h?. saw the prisoner, who was not out of Siisview 1 more than (If! en lniniiies ilnriii^ that time. 1 Mr. A. MeN?*i!I, in reply lor the Slate, swore thai the prisoner was in his store at I lie I Sine Toil receive,1 payment for the | piireha of ei>:ton. Mr. -WVre there (ithers ill the Store | al i lie t i iii-< ? i WImh-ss ?S'?-s, l !icr<- wi-ro sm'i-ra) otli'-rs. Kviil-m I Vr. i::-?n<-*i i.|ri-s?(.1 tin- jury coni-ivc'y. losr1 ic.iily :iipI wii!i srfi-iI iu^i-aiiity ami foivc, m-.iiiir i!m- ]!; * i'niMneof Hit- Slate to inaki* I''" out its (MX* at-.aiiia! tin* |iiis-ini-r li?:iint:ii!l'"<? iit-J 111; 11 III \v;i lid :t si li Hi- llial'Tial (': < ! tl'-awi! out uh:?-h woiiM tin- |n-i-i?:i> witli !I* f::,-t of sli??'?l imr. A It?*r u :i'ii ami in i-it-'i-tiv<' !*? 111>" Ity llir> Ho'ii-itiir the ,i\i ry r?v ali tur:irii a vi-r.Iii-t hi' "ynilly." wli<-ri-n;?oii ?> ft-iii la ill's r-niiisrl gu\v notice of a motion i'nr lor a m-w trial. Hilars Willi* Ware N*f1 Qtii'iy-?Viciory for a?-;; jo-1 a Young !,:i*.vycr. I-:,; ' III tca-'- of tl;i-Si:it--;'^::l!|st Willis Ware ,,] iiKlii-tC'l Tor II*i! . luvlil Alciill. K-'t., ao.,.I i>?-an-.l i'-ir ?I.*:".*:n*i*. ::;n! jui11I !i ii!|s.-if i.-i'iS1 t> '?' Is?nn.-T_\ in 111i- liis"iir?t a>i|?-.i,-.-!in-?> .?. al I Ti li ir." ! I is s>irci-ss in winiiin:: s<> i;,,. imi!I :i ;r:?ve jrratif'ylnir evidence lus 11:,t : iiiciels <>f hi* f'ni?ir?* )iri?inis.' to ( >ii<riliii!<> [i,,; j li > la!! s!iaiv t! a s! rt while, in,ljai!il ivtnnn-Ia voriliei t>f n-ii. guilty. 'j^'i .r.'icitson ii:<!I :? the Toils. ,l *4"I In I'm- cas ol' Hio state against .I;'..-!;voa '' Hall. ii'aU-V l liir lu'.'vlary si'i-l /raiel larceny, Messrs. Hurt .v (Jr.,y.Inn |.>r :u< lit-iencc. Kvi?ja ? >11:c-Iti<l< .I. v. lu'ii imiii I a'lj'i'.H'lii'il In in Ill in morn hi::. \.*h;'!i the im-o will lie ,,v-' ai:;u? I lii'ion: Itury. 11 r? ; ' I Trill' Hi!!*. "lie! (Irar.'l .Tury retnrwil true li!i!s In each <>f tin- fnll.iwia:.' oaye -. | The state iiu'ainsl \ijtl?-r-?>i? Perry, Arson. ,.j- '1 lie s!;ii.- :i;aii:st Tom Wnl'tlla\v?lhirse sl"a!intr. ?\v. > TlvSiale against C!iai lcs Ifualiry?I.aroeny I'.ir frntn ti'vl. !v. "!'! State uirainst -Tim >.h'i iee-- linrvlarv. ah' " he M:;l'' a^ain-1 il Miller? liur^lary. ,n,l; 'i'!!;- Sjaic a^ain.-l ilei:ry AikIci'miii?Hog 11 v- sTi-.ililljr. The Slate nt-alm-l I.ovvls luincan ami Watt Will Sams?J.arci r.y. ! i'iic S!i;U'a'.aii :-! .itilm K. IJrnwnlct?M;:r x-! ii._' ii Mitchell t:i>1!< ! ! for Imrgl.iry au<J ,i;d n;rmi?i Jjircfiiy?i?Uvl i;t- J O ' I'ish Culture. Sir (i:uirili in. l' '' I! is really ;rr: tiiy inIn s"e that om^ people \ ' are lii'o.tini.iit awakened t > tin- ureal importancc *?r < 'ullure. We desire to lay * I f??? ? "iir readers:i short <n"!iu<* of (In- ]>' ?? > l?'j^ M i ss Made in this *t>:i!'t!:i?-i. I. We want eve,1 ,t ry man in tin' country ! this 111inir I(j"v ii is too intich our hahit to decry and frown ,v>.|dowu every new measure introduced. |,ef J n< r?eo\ ev our normal |>o^iiion. )??:;? ? ourI j,|. ' -elv.ts the line ill' I in c)-i alui cXi.miUc evcry tiling 111 liefoic i;s. Ii will not iln In j,?li reject any |i J??n ??ii - i.! * uf its merits, iiiei'"" '' :,ri,l l:??l to that which isi;ood. I(ll,; I'i<!? culture means a supply nf meat?ahitudj all!. Who'esiilllc alld ilclieWut'S food. Weave ' almost afraid to u.?e t hat ail jeelive, delicious*. i , i t'iiv tmvour plain and praetjeal citizen wiil 111(. sml!e and say. "That is I hi* mi IU in tin' eo|]1(. ooanut; the (tillor is after luxuries?soine,,Vi. iliiiu: jiood forth" s'.imaeh, for the rich," etc. ,, ! I'ut ii"i If any in.hi will in vestibule this ! > -uhject thoroughly, taking as a starlicir point ,,.v only one article, he will see that the aim of () J| tlin. e v. ho ; :! >s the eu'Ti vatio:; of tish is to aU'ord a cheap, ahnml.Mit and superior meat for the masses. The rich ran have tish when j,; J I hey desire ii. Money takescareof itself anil j its possessors. Tin? statesina:i ami philauI,jN thropist, ili.silaiuintr tin: empty applause of 'an hour, searches tor measures of farreachII,,, | l??r ami salutary importance to the whole i country. I.i viiitr hore in a new section. whose .r^ (streams were originally le.-mimr with llsh, ,,,v | We i.r.ve St ell |!ie supply diminish, llllli!?OSin pecialty in the upper portions of Hie State? ,j,r.' nothinvr is lefi us hut the traditions of the ..jl.j fathovs that trout ami h-vam ami shad ever ; swam in these waters. A slippery eel or a ,PV ' solitary eat (solicit the result of a whole ' day's vigorous l';>hii!<; hv half a dozen amatears. To --ay nothiii'f of the lime lost, the .... tele-rant luuaticon* wasted, the consumption ,|" " j attendant tluids, the purchase of lines and ' i painted corks at wholesale, the hlasted .".litie!. ii'atioiisof hopeful i:>'vriiien ami expectant ! f':ntlli"S at !!i?* 1< n*>: worth inr r.Vi" i eandie. 'l'iic lls!i arc i:* 1here. Tlx; waters * | a:c (!i';.!i'!( t!. Why is Ask some soliraij'.j, rv dceipleof Walt.?i! y? ?; iiml oti t!ir l.a:tl:?. iii'' :l"m' hewil!s:ty )I:cd."iiis ft low keep the !.-h ] from coinim.; up, ami another, 1 >t I?? !i?-vinj.' in the lunniiic??t" tish. will t> II you. We have i caught limn::!!. A tjreat. ilr.i! of truth in ' li-itii answers-. All dams prevent l.lio miiM'a^ 1 tion of lish. hut many tisli do not initr*-;!!? . ., I Scivue calls tho:e classes which travel up anil down to the sea Amidronious, sneh as " salmon and shad. Shii'1 of our li:i< st :>n<l most delicate trout stinl hreant.are more i:iI'1'"I cliued to lie local in t. Hilt the same an'' ' Kv/er coverall streams; tlie fish are no !on,ter i'" i here in a'ty (jnentity. fioes it ever occur to " us that we can tii imr them hack i:i their for* mer ahnndane.t? When we talk i'.hont II-!i 1 't* culture?tn':atiin:r the raisins; of fish, .htst a? , ", vo'l ?lo sheep. Iso'.'s, la eves ami poultry?Inn '"many people think yott are crazy. What! I Tame a' fish ami raise iNh! AM that i;: too . ? ; nonsensical even ioar;!iicabont! Now, there '. . N the Irotthle. ]i is a safe plan to watch our. , i selves whenever we meet, a proposition we think..*: leu rd. Jn iiispcction.Jhe folly is j too oi'ien in our heads. an.I no! in the subject. i'i, .' I' ish ean he raise ), and can tie tamed, too, 'j I'lion^h that has li.'thinu' todo with our pres, , . ' ! tar;'iime:ii. KNh can he raised in trreat '.:,s| numbers, iti enormous quantities, ami. tish \s" J are to-d'iy the staple meat diet of a lattic pbr^ ' * 11ion of the world. We know very well that lie savantssay that !!s!i is not meat, l>ut we shall "s*i nsetiie word in this discussion in tiiis way. t . We w:.lit !o invert our staH'inents. Fish are 'lfi j a staple diet for million* of people who can't r'cai :v,eat and who can't buy me::!. So'me ' i have no; t lie di<'.e>tio:i, and some have not . the i.i ?ney. The diet is simple si ml it is cheap; it suits the Invalid, and it istiie poor man'*food. The consumptian of tisli is ."imply . j enormous in the fa ;!, I hina and Japan, par'":i i licnlarly, have paid great attention to them ! as an art iele of f ioil for their dense popula , tini! . Kuropp, from her surrouudinjf waters ;!r?| and abundant streams, draws much of tJ:r? "o j |) <(>;.|o. We regret we have not t?i* statistics " j ?>f tin* f|tianiity used on tlic continent, hut ',r j we irivc an idea from what is used in Ktifiland 4alone. She has annually l.t* ?' tishiii'4 vessels ?n'lin the North s<-a, an<l the people of that | islaml, bycareful computation, eat as'much ' j tish as beef. !.oi:<!:in receives yi :wly, from ,;,<1 ' that source n'ono, tons of tl-h of I','< | |>otit!(ls each. Ct>n you count ilritV No tion'? | s'-nse; in that, or in an Knttiishmnn's head either! The Uniled Slates has a larjie tied, |orl hundreds of vessels, constantly ensured in ! tiie mackerel, herrinjjnRdutherSJshc'ries, and l,r" J there is not a hanilet in the civilized worid | where you can't luty their produce. '1(' j These are salt tish, and then the canned urt. is are found on every shell' in the United I Is! .States. This ts another form . hut these facts ' only jro to show that, even Wlien salted ami j canned, men love fish and eat fish whenever ,lt;' | tind wherever they can tie had. Now, why : not have them l'resh ? It can he done. It is i already hein^ done. In our own country, and almost under our noses? not in Saluda, ses ; vvo were j;o|n;j to say, hut here It Is hojfiin. Col'.lie! Mutler, the l i-h Commissioner, has he alrerdy planted salmon in tiie head waters ''< i.f j-.n the up-country streams, and he has onI.ry ; iy coniinence<l thciiood work, which we e.\pect to live to see carried to such ^perfect ion ; that ottr s'r< e.nis will in live yi ar-- swarm 'a ' with tish of every size and quality. V?'e have ni" j reasons for our hcUef. For many years a few individuals have l,e thoiiifiit and talked and wrote about piscii'e culture, or t!ie growing of tish, until in 1*70 they lueinoriali/ed Cojuiri'ss. ! '( I?ruay I >71 ive' a commission was appoiated to Investigate the alleged diminution of food tishes on the I coast iiisd in the lakes and rivers,and smjccst r n | methods i.i re-tore tiie supply. '1'hal report, nd i was so s;iti-ftietory t h.:t Coiimv.-s in 1S72 .* ;>ive , poliited a Fish i'ur.mi-sioner to cultivate tish ive and restore them to tli dcpletc'l vjilersof the country. i?. j An appropriation of Sn.MO was made, proI'e-sor Jtaird, a man of minute pn.ctiea! II knowledge and jiPat sclentifio aeauircmcnlv* |(I> ahly assisted, went to work. Sta'ier.s on the ?'o..>; iind o:i the rivers were established. ; The v.di k hr.:- and sure ";ieil i><> ! yoml cavil. lie has I -t-i 1 aided !iy employee"of thc;:overtimciit, the separate States ami | amateurs?such as Set!i < r? eii of New York, I who has civen liis lift to the work of pro?.'i*e?.s I They lint! to study the fish, his lialiils, tils j initials. the temperature they flourish hest in. | ile- I'ooil !!:ev pielir and trow fartesl ;i;ni largest uiion. ihc causes of their <iiinhuti.ui, ! the means to restore them? in a word, the j laws of their r.a.urc and the laws of the j Slates lieCesvirv to protect a:i<! develop tlicm. All this has liecn ili'l i^ent Iv nail exhaust I vej !y performed, ami to-day men know a* ii'uch J of ti-h ?-?ili 11:o as the culture f f chlhlron. or sheep or cot ion. The approei it! ion lias heen increasud to s.vi.iriK, ar<l v. ill tie further an-;menteil if there I o iieetl; am!, meantime, the I Slates have come to the aid of the general ! iroveriimeiit. Inl'-TI there were only oiuht ] fish <miii mission its, in I'77 there \v< re t wcjity. land the number in l.-T!iis much larger. Some J States havo heen :o much lienHiled i.y the work of :!io general v'ovcinmcnt that they ,r? ! have themselves made- lance appropriations (I,.'. to aid and complete i he matter. Most pel feet . s*p| aratus for laiiehin^ has heen patented? ,,, tiiehesi hySelh <tiveii apd Improved hy Mr. \ n-1' '^-''isori, si.ite i 'omiii!s>lotiei' i'or .Maryland, yCj and others. The commission meet annually, | c.'inp;ne notes and detail all tiieir plans. I The Sitt' lit ion o! I lie t'n I fed States i-'i.<h ('otn| missioner h;is ! ? [! m:ilii!y ill reeled to hatchi inn the yoiiii-jf :ish and those of the misjiatory in; chaiaeti r Aiiadroiiioiis;. such as white li>hol Ualmon and shad. They have already stockate ! ed largely Ihrliest Norihern rivers. Th?-<'onT.' licet lent river, oacc famous, the Potomac. U:e 1th ! ':reat depot o| fish, and the Su^tiie'ianiia had ore almost Itecn depleted. Thc-e havelii en stoektie-1 .*d over, ami la>t year, al one liaul, '.."A)'1 sl.ad iar-l?eiv catinhl in oi.e net?a uteater ninv!?r his . than hud heen taken since, JMI. This is ti tie he of 1 lie other streams. hot ;n earlier times it is n!mi>1 impossible to lan j realize the number of tish canjJit in tin* Siis!'<> j |U"!:;:una. In 1 "?7. ala siu::le haul, l.'.V.'w itlt* j herring and thousand* of shad were c.mjrht,, viis ; 'hit those rivers were almost depleted and lid . lishel ios hl'oketi lip, i v- j The \\ hitcfe h i- ti und mainly In the North- ! !i:?t ern lakes. The trade in t'hicnuo has In en 1 the ' ahout t>i,?V,| half barrel.-, of lic-h per season for ecf t ?>'t. I'Te-h lis!: sold also in larsje nirtnlities. oi> [ 'flu- sale has increased 1-V"M half barrels yeareir j '.V- These waters hail he, n j;ri ally i,'.\li;.ii.s!i d, ! hut are bcim; :i!lnl rtiiaiu. ily I The salinon linds bis ricsit reveling place ;it.e'in tlie Columbia river. Tliey are causb! ill lns j immense <|iiauliiies ami shipped all over Hie i*as j world. Their averajto weight is tv.*en ty | pounds; the !aiy< st caught weighed eiahiy[};(. i si?: pounds. In I--7! Uim; were e {ported lit,-: it 10}W,0 0 < f t!.is llsli. There an'm: ny Jr.ctule I engaged in pultimr them up. ami in some of them the tin atom* costs ;-7">,(niii. "I'iifti.-li j in- j wore liehitf caught in such <|ii:uititi<-s tiiat 1 lie j i supply was dec! in in if, but now they t: re heli<; ing restored. The work or the commission ; lhc i ''as been not only to restoto ibcm to their! most.chosen streams. but to propagate Ibcm LUc i1,11 over the Untied :->iates. j neir success nits | been most marked?so much so. Hint ev.'i;s jof packed in ice have been shipped to Japan.] j Australia and Germany. where altention'lnul been directed to the great work. Fish are of ?he most productive creature known. Onej x>t eurp. a tine table Hull, has been known to pro- j duceSvO.lNhiepss. Thevarious Iclnds inniitrc; eo ! in three or four years. The United 8ts tes er-1 Commission hatches the young Ash and jif, j wh"ro there are State Commissioners ih>'>o ve 1,rcseutto t.hoin for plnntinff, placing in Ihei ics water. They aio .always planted near the1 - il _ I _ jMII I . .:-jr -C/r "V," c?KCTMjiLiiuLin>,w,mi u ?u<nrw?.?-i .ui soureesof streams, bccauso (hoy flourish ami grow holler in e.>r?Ier water anil are freer from I In* a I lacks of destructive lisli. i Cat <;very li:is a duty to perform. Th. so ilsli an1, for l<>oilt> cheaper ami holier i than liotf meal. We must open o;ir rivers.I : Thove young llsh will eo down next year, and in succeeding ones will return, if we open our' si reams and cleanse t hem. Tin; residuum of tin-sa-i works and tanneries must In- either kept out or cleansed l>y coal before it is allowed lo run into the rivers. The statutes must. ; he enforced ami fish way.s made in every dam,! ' and not less important, we must have a "close j I time," three days oat of every week, and,] i heller, for live years t<> come, four days out of. seven in which no trap, net or obstruction j shall allowed. These means are simple, I limy uro cheap, and Jliey are eflic:?ciou,!. We, [ havens a Stale aliened oiir.-e|ves on litis suh* , ijeei hy appointing a /.e.ilons ami ahle man, Colonel l';ut!oi\of Aiken, l-'isii i'oinmissioner, \ W e hope liu; fu!oi:el will irive a large imh-| ?t ruction i i I?:? powrs, and see thai every, dam is erie-sed ami every ( til yard cleansed i liel'oie il is emptied into tiie water. If m?| I apply the law. I .el every citizen realize that !ii< is fcoil for the country. Tin; nii-r who i !i!f> is ; i;c I "inks of I In- >1 renin il le^ai l.v mtisi 1 I indicted. Those who own land honlcrin;;! ! 11??* Vitri?hi-* rivers am! eivc|;s should he inosi j j can-inl in w 111" hnvs enforced upon tin; j ! da:i;?. ?"I?n tJsit-! waters. I ']o.-i; I he si reams j ! :is the law directs. so days |ut w.vk.l I I'h'Mi the ('oinniissi.ijuT will plant lish of.-ill! ; I;t:i-t< in every sir-am of (lie Slate, and Ihej : <l:sy is not distant. wli?*n ev-vy family can j have :!-h it' J*! > <|e>i:e i! ?Wln-n we can have ! |oo.l cllfs.per Mill better than we now have.; i'liis, lii.-n. .;-ji?-i|i-;i! matier. and tis;i|] unit*' lo :iii| tit.- Slate, ili.it wo aid ourselves ami <>!!! posterity. The Clioapest Wa.'c'i ytrl.-- Award of liie Paris v;.V{ii>sition. | The award of the jiidiies al the World's Kv-> , fio-ilimi. iii i'nrN, i-'iance, this year. ill rcrnrd j lo ilni superiority ? :" I-'ivnciiniid :?wlss waiehes over tno.seof American ami Knuiish nianu-. faetnres. can mil lai! t.t surprise tint public, I ' The 'ilea has heen f.\ !?:i.?i veiy i>|olnul','al'd j ' iluriiiu the l;;st ten years, Ihrouuhoiit the; I lcmi'l!i and breadth ot I he land. I In.I Aiiicri-j J can wa I lies, f> w ea r, rel iii hi lily anil general service;t!ile:ie:;s, were superior In those of any I ; oilier laanr.lael:.iier> in tin1 woilil ; hat Hi*' j . il-ci.aos! jnsl reinlereil, coinin;; r.s is does,! , I n ini a coiiilnitlc so eons! i I lite. 1 :is to jireclnile ! : the idea that tiieir division was arrived all i 111>.> any oi!:er grounds than Hit? intrinsic \ merits of the articles ?-i:l-iisitteil. will for a i i time eoimilelely r.;\ oin!ionize the v.#a!c'i denI- i Ihiw ..-.Iinti-v I.I.I ! Iieo.'iee cs t:iI>!i,- ii<-> 1 jis :i fact that Kreiich :i:nt Swies i Walehes ;?r< ,\"j>rri'ir in Jiirxh, u'.r.rc uierty j J it l.'jifrd In !lii' chmii/rs "I thr r!in:<ib\ /> .? * haulr I I /<# (/ / (<?'/ ! / tiytl' i'?v. iiit*!i appear to he liii'j ! main points in tIn? decision of tin- j?| i :i!iit every pers.ei who wears :i wsilch for time j ' will want i-'reach or :->\i iss watcher. 'J'iiiihitfj ad vanillic of I his, or.e of the iarsivt import-j j ins houses of ('i11:t 11:11i litis pillvia;'-;d an I imim sise bankrupt stock of Kreneh manufacture, which Iheysirc now selling all over I the conniry, more sis an mivertiseinent or iii-l j t riniiii't ion of tlii* "roods, I hail for any jirotti j j il.i-y i::tiy make fswn the operation, The.-e j wsiicJie.: jire handsome silvered ease, open 1 face all of one sty!e. The lonit'T price of) these v.'atehes was isieli, hat the Wsilti rs j < tin porting ('oinpany is sending them too: tier j to any suMress for'It! i:kk I'oi.i.Atts each, or will sV/to hy express <o. Jif .-.l.iM is remit- j ted 011 account. They areadtnirsthly adapted j for use mi railroads a: id s team host is, win. re s;c; cursite tint;* it-- re<|uin d. The Wallers importing Company Is a reli-l ; sihle concern, a mi thoii.:h lliej sell ti.-lUwafeh I 1 for SM, they warrant every one sold to he as j (liny re prose': I i?. The correal.y estimate i 'thai it will re?| iiire n I mill ninety days todisi pose of tiiis sloe!;, sifter which the watches | will he held al Ihi?original pneo, viz; SlJesich. ; Think of i(! A Kootl wnJesi for only ^!, ami , warranted one year! To procure one, slul* \lhnlf/'/u K-nt'fli" nu'/' (' in this //!/;? < sirul send! 1 direct to tiie \Vnlii-rs Iiiij.oi iiat; Company, 11~> Klin s:icei, ciacinnnti, <'iiio. and hy re-! turn of mail or e.'.prers, you will receive si! ; wnich in every respect as we have represent- [ led. We know the stnndisipr of flic house. With every wstlrli the fO.-ii/Hin'/ <;irev a xpcri il I Wli'i'ull.'il Jnr tun-H< iif fur (H C'il'iltr : To Watvli Spivn!n!ors and .le\velcr<.? A (- j ' ten I ion N called to 1 hose \\ aide's, sis they sell | restilily wt s; isiryc sul vsuici: in price. ~l j ? ? -o* King of All *2nclii:ics. 1 Ktti'ors I'rt xs tout Hmorcr : ' - -I- I . .. I.?.??.??! 4 | I i ia;*i: mis iiii iliini kit iiic ik-ii' .ii <ii .n: 1.1t< 1< ?i purchas-i* of :i sewing Machine that i 1 I have Iisul nu experience <>l' twenty years in I rep.iirin:; ami have it-rd in my family, tin* ] ! Sin*;?'r, American, Wilson nntl amny others 1 jiinill urn now u<in'4 tin1 Whiie,which lias, : proven fur superior many. As u> its <';ip;u*V| I t.v, Power. Siniplleily, l'urnhiiity, e.v-y ami | . mplti million ii li:*s iio<.".iliai. i! is *0 simple i i in construction that. any one that e.:11 n*:e I | tools can repair il. My wife s::vk that sliel t would not !:ike ilouhle ilie e'isl if she could j ! mil rcplaco one o!' I lie* same. In ft.el I ean I I St'llIV sav tile White Machine Is Kim; of all1 | machines, JOJi.N I.. .\i:.Noi,l). i I.oWllilesvillc, S. ('. i-'e!in;a ry 1, ?.?* ??- ? 'i ho Schools. | 1} I Hoys Pits* an! Hitnrur : Allow me in say, (hut. in ilio article of my ' friend 1). 1'. II. in your las! is.*ui*. sonn-of his politic were well laltm. However from tl.c ; teinir of his tirsieic I am appiehciisive Ilia: j his motive was ! >s for t!ie pt;hiic weal than j int^rf-Mt of sp!f. When I prove recreant, to j my trust, I hope tfint li:e P.i.ard of K\:;mi-j I ners will perform th? ir in removing me, j I permitting me al the same time to sii^vs' j my fiieiui (i. P. li., as tP.e proper one to l<o my sucec-sor. He^peetfully, .lol!N A. KOltlXSOX, I ( lniirman Iloaril Trustees. School District.' I N tun her .'i. ?? ! Wo arc styil 1o learn Mini Use opposing ojc-j mcul is li'.st beeonili:,/ pltinaii/.ed" to the I .-lock law in .M l'i'Villf. V. hen .Al>li?-vil!c tilvcv in Iter experience with 110 fences aficr u | ' trial, vi! may io.?is for the Inv.' to >mo a j unanimous tliI*rjr in !hc up-ro'inty. lis snr-j cesM'ul opornlinn !n Amlcwn lias done much j fo wipe;aui.y opposition to tiii? onward inarch ! of civil!"..'tiion anil progress.?ifrrcnriHe .Vi irx. i Mo;:k -mutti f 'ahoi.jr.a Stpjihsts.?The ! (,'rrrni-lllr X'-i.-i says: "There; a it thirty-six . j sitidenis from South Carolina at 1 >: .vs?i>nn ! : < 'ollctfi', Xoriit Carolina. This is as it should j lie. jii'vii'.son folic ire is al our va ry doors, i* j pre-eminently a Southern institution, juk! . oio'i'K educational ad van last's surpassed hy none (if tin.- mure distant colleges of tl:c No'i'll)." i! may he added in this connection thai tticru is another educc.! ional insijtution ia Mivklonbnr:'," conniy which draws lamely of I its support from South ('arolina. 1riny sev- j eral sessions of the I'aroiina Military l;istituto, a majority ot the students on t'hi; rolls were from South <'nrolinu, and now tin; proi portion is lar^f, tin- numher hcinir nlmo.t as . larce as tin? representation at I?:tvidson. Hoih deserve all tilt1 patroiaurc tiicy receive j :1nd much more.?Charlotte dbaerviT. ' Governor Sinipron is absent on u visit to Laurens. JJ>* Is preparing to niovc his family to Columhi'i next we. !:. 'liiey will reside i in t!ic Governor's mansion on Arsenal lltii, 1 t?,M- Ilu.l !!V !, Il,ll..| I (Jrunt Kinl liin i;iirly liavc rcnchril Al-. i ; 45 Years Before the Public. THE GENUINE BR. Co ZEeLANE'Sj CELEBRATED LIVEE PILLS, FOR THE CURE 01' ' Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, j DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE. I ! ?'? Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.: I I)AIN in the right side, under the ! edge of the ribs, increases on pres- ! sure; sometimes the pain is in the left side: the natient is rarelv able to lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is ) felt under the shoulder blade, and it ! frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken ' for rheumatism in the arm. The j stomach is affected with loss of appe-: titc and sickncss; the bowels in gen- ! eral are costive, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy ! sensation in the back part. There is j generally a considerable loss of mem ory, accompanied with a painful sen- j sation of having left undone some-. thing which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes an .otfpn^nnl- Tlio l>-ilir>nt /-if weariness and debility; he is easily, startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensa-: , tion of the skin; his spirits are low; i and although he is satisfied that exer- j cise would be beneficial to him, yet ; he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above ; symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them ex?, isted, yet examination of the body, ' after death, has shown the liver to have been extensively deranged. AGUE AND FEVER. Dr. C. McLane's Liver Pills, in cases of Ague and Fever, when taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would advise all who are affiictccl with this ; /1icr>ncn rrivr* flmtv* o f un tdtu For all bilious derangements, and as a simple purgative, they are unequaled. ; ( BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine arc never sugar coated. Every box has a red wax seal on the lid, i with the impression I)r. McLane's Liver Pji.ls. ] The genuine McLane's Liver Pii.ls bear , the signatures of C. McLane and Fleming 11 Bros, on the wrappers. :1 Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. ' < McLane's Liver Pili.s, prepared by Flem< j ing Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being ' full of imitations of the name McLane/ j swelled differently but same pronunciation I :A_ ; -< V; ;V? THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Kulcs mid Herniations for tlic Hotter Conducting of the Free Public. School SpKtcni iu Abbeville County during the Year 1879. j 1. 'J'ho public schools for whito pupils; and colored jmpils respectively shall not bo nearer each other than four miles I I'muiilctf, that where there are already; established separate schools for males ami females, in such case or cases the School Trustees may continue the same as pub-! lie schools. Provided further, that where - - I hero arc school-houses nearer man iour( miles which in the judgmcntof tlio Trustees would subserve the public good if used as public schools, in such ca$c or; cases, the Trustees may placo the schools! nearer each other than four miles, but' not nearer than two miles. 2. The public schools for the current year shall lie continued at least six mouths, consecutive or otherwise. :5. Teachers in public schools shall be required to teach all the school days in each calendar month, and to teach not less J than six hours in each day exclusive of Ihe dinner hour. I* The minimum number of pnpils that shall entitle a teacher todiaw full pay shall be fifteen. In cases where the number falls short of the minimum, the Trustees shall apportion a per capita - hare. ">. The maximum pay of teachers in public schools according to grade of certificate shall not exceed for First Grade.?Thirty-two dollars per month. Second Grade.?1Twenty-four dollars per month. Third tirade.?Sixteen dollars per mouth. (i. Pupils transferred from one school district to another shall bo paid for l>y the school fund of the district from which they were transferred, per capita according to the number of pupils in the school they attend. 7. The public schools shall open on the first Monday in February, 187S>. S. Teachers in such schools as may have begun their session prior to the first Monday in February and have received ,iupils on the public school foundation, shall be permitted to reckon time backward so as /? va.iai % * /1 fill ! (am lm v lurtni ltd ft, Kncli lonelier shall lie required to enter into a eon tract signed by himself and all or a majority of tlio Trustco of his seiiool district, and 110 pay certificates shall be approved unless such contract is made. 10. The school Trustees of the respective school districts shall hold a meeting at least seven days before the opening of the public schools, at which they shall place and designate alio schools and appoint the teachers. 11. T3:e foregoing rules and regulations are subject to correction ami change at thediscrotion of the County Board of Examiuers. ]J. A copy of the foregoing rules and regulation:* shall be l'nrnishcd to each Sfhool Trustees and eacJi public school teacher, and published in the County papers. 15y order of the County Hoard, the School TrnsteoR of the County, in Convention assembled concurring. ] :. citAWKDitn, L. W. WHITE, Y\*. C. BKXKT, County Board of Examiners. 3;3 Oiice. T'HH firm of McNeill & Elmore v:."s <lis?'>!i veil on .'"' jitfinher Ihc 1st 1.-7S. All persons imlt l>lei| will make payment Jiy 1st of ..'illilllir.v lieM, as the lili.-iiicss lillist lie closed oy that cl.ite,or tin- strong arms of the law M il! I." reported to, The II:m name will l;e used only in settMrnr. a i. i-: x a x p k n m i- x?: n. l, sriii'iiKx i::,Mi ?!IK. Oft 21. 1S?S>. Sin* A Pamphlet Free. The Murray IIill Publishing Company, iif* E:t<t.i>l}i St., Now York City, will send l?y mall a iasve pamphlet entitled Kvidewls of 1 ?r. l-'ooie's Kuecess as a writer:?11 1 practitioner ;^f mcdicinc, urnl %caliilo?i'.i! of all th< ir >uMicat!?uis?rcailiini ctiotwli for several wee!:*?if j'ou will liul onclosc one letter stamp to tlieir address. /10AT3' COTTON?0 cents a Spool. V / 1\ KUSLN HE1\U. .Ian. 12). 1*79. (yimuingliam & Tcmplctou HAVE Just revived FIVK DOZKX of those elegant UKLAUNDBIED SHIRTS, made of the best material "and fully made" a! a|>irre. Jan. -.1, 1 -:7U, tf Sawing Machines. \\TF. will sell our best. MA CI I INKS f,,r2".. ? V :;at :.\i dollars, (.'all early and get a bargain. Ji. M. HADDOtf & CO. J:vn. Ill, IST'I. To Arrive in a Few Davs. j 1 f'Af<K lilenehed I.on>r Cloths? Fruit of the I i.ooni, WanisuMa and other popular brand*. Cheaper than was ever offered In thi* market. R. M.HADD02T&C0. J:t?. 2S 1ST!'. COATS' SPOOL COTTON, r> CENTS SPOOL. R. M, HADBON & CO. Jan, lis*, iv/y. BUCKWHEAT! BUCKWHEAT!! Sl'LK-J USING HUi'KWJIEAT FOR SALE AT Cunningham & Templeton'a. January '?>. lo7!>. Stale of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. IN I'koii.VTK COL'KT. In (he matler of tin' I\s|a!o of Dr?sill:i| Franklin, deceased. Petition for Settlement unil lMscharge. XT OTJnK is hereby (ilven that J. .J. Cooper j ami W. I'. Smith, administrators of tlie j estate of Drucilla Franklin, deceased, have! applied to HiIm court for a discharge from ! I In- said administratorship. ll Is ordered thai tin1 "i(h of Mareh be fixed i?s thv day tor the M'itlcmeiit of the estate j ami discharge of administrators. All per-1 ?ons having claims a;:ains- the estate which! hive not been paid by the administrators! will present tiiem on that day. (1>. S.j J. l-'ULIjKU I.YOX, J. l'ro. A. C. Feb. 4, JS7P. " pyouo SCHOOLSr SeconilExaGiiBalions of Canutes. WHKUKAS the examination on tlie l"?lli ami Kith of January tailed ti> supply a, suiliciciit number uf teachers tor the publici schools in Abbeville County, and wliereas! several I?istriet Hoards have madeappiication j loraddltion.il teachers; It is hereby ordered that u second i-xamlna- | lion of Candidates take place in the School' :"ommissioner's otlice on Friday 7th Febru-j HIV. ilutli white ami colored candidates will lie' L>.\a mi nod on the same day. A dilicicnl H-t of examination questions) will be Mihiuitted lo tlie candidates. Those who attained certificates at tlie rejru-' lar examination ure uot eligible for the nee-: jnd examination. Kadi candidate must eomc provided with pen, ink and a quarter quire of foolscap pa-! per. The examination will begin at 11) a. in. and jloseattf p. m. I). CRAWFORD, W. J1KNKT, I-. W. WUITK, County L'ourd of Examiner v. Januaro 20, l?7t), La. McCords Colic Mixture. 1 Tor Ilorscs, itiulcs nnd Cattle. Tiio undersigned havebeen appointed solo agents for l In; sale ofJlrt "OSDSO ?I.iIC M IXTi:UK,''an infallible eure;for colic in horses mules or cattle. This preparation was pat- , tented June :?>, 1KW, and in the short time which has elapsed since has attained a reputation utico.ua'ed by any patented medicine 1 on the jjlolie. We liave in our possession testimoniiasfrom numerous persons who have! used il: I have had (wo occasions to use McCords t'ollo Mixture in eases that seemt d desperate. The success in curing was apparently magical. it is administered without trouble or delay, is speedy in action, and I think is so valtioKlo nvnPt* luircmi U'lin lltntl'li'fK llfirSOii I or niuics should kucd n at iianii. 1). I,. WAKDLAW. I I saw Mr. Mcf'oril upc his medicine 011 al' mare that had hecti tni veiling, :in<l whs scl/.-i ed wit li crump col In. The animal was droit-!! pilig down f.i-i|iieiitl.v and in great pain. 111 : J a shorl lime after the medicine was given?In j ten minutes, at the farthest,?the animal was , easier. and in an hour I saw the animal liar-! ncsscd and driven oil. and learned sul>sc-| fluently she performed the Journey and hail, 110 more colic. THOMAS THOMSON". I have had one occasion to use McCord's folic Mixture. II was very effective and I think is an excellent, medicine. M. McGOWAN. KorSaleat Ahhoville hy >v.-. T:.I'I'N'N.I;')';. 1>1C. J'.. J\\ Kivl'.U. Kor salo 1>y T. !'..i!crr, Lmrnctesville, Dr. I',. H. Kd wards. Due WVst. i if IK j BARGAINS, BAR(5Ms",j ! GOODS I I^AT COST j | OKKKP.S her fW)')liS ut SEW*YORK COST for the next : | i\ V ^ & 'Wttt ID iliil? | j All wlirt wnnt IJAUOAINS i:i MILLINERY : i nil'! N'Vl'fi >N.M, <;o:iio and sec fbryoiirsclvcs. j Jan I-"., 1*7!) jDlliJuljlrlv: llf i i -ATj?EW YOKE COST !; _ | GREAT BARGAINS* TO lit HAD AT IBOSENBEBS'S STOBEI J-OH TilM CASH. i i. JJ K proposes to kHI Mr enjiro flock at [Read y-IVI rule I ! ' For M"U auJ Boy<, HATS auJ ('Atv--\ <'Ac?T-j KKIIIS. LADlrX liitiv-iS (! >ODH, llL\>K-, Kl'S^ J-M, VNNKI.S, tJKNTrf* aad LADIES': INewYorkOost! i.: i j r. 'K.l Y:irii>i 'li'iis :i?r 4 1*1.xtr. Yrm!s ! ! !<Ci,lII yanls fof a I dollar. i The lislniiro of his f1 i< 10-t, which la *?tj j huso ;m ! %arle 1, will he at EAED FAIT PEICES. j Com- kootj, i\*d l?y In your suppliant! | IF. Rosenberg. j J:id 15, ill Sfa SI fj (fi i? j First Door Dclcw Central House. i W' r. IJfVITK YOUtt ATTKNTIOX TO otirSt.iiik of Merchandise, v.'lilcl* U full javd complete In rr^ry department, all of whifh we offer atprice* to suit the times. Give ! us a call rnii'l l>e convinced. W'k keep the [ best j;<mk1s aiul guarantee satisfaction in evpry respect. Kopcelfully, R. M. HILL & CO. j Jan. 15, IT!', tf 'ol'/llltvl 1 i UliillJ * '! UUliiii uaiuiiiici.j County of Abbeville. IN TJIK PUOI5ATE OM'fiT. 1'x purle II. (> 'fribble, lVtllioncr. iVtitliv.) for Aoltlcment und discharge. \TOTI("K Is hereby given 111:11 It. <?. Trlbble i i i ?i:::rulnii r?f e. Holland..!. It. I'allahnm , :>.iul S. K. Harbin, has applied to tlii.s Court . fur adiseh:ir::* from tin- KUardianship. : It Ik ordered, that Friday tin* ">th of yobruary, 1 S7'jt lie fixed as the day for .settling the j estates of the said minora and the discharge of their guardian. J. FI'LLIlFI LYON, Judge Probate A. January 2^, 1S7:1, lm. j Having had t<-n years experiencesih a liquor jie'i !er, and being Ian: I Mar with all the brands,' lies ides |ia ving a pracilca I I; now led ire of what ! is ehoiee, hi: is fully il'ie to supply ;vli whoj wish a pure artieie eiih r u beverage or for j nieili<'ii);i| purpose*, of anything they desire; in his line of goods, which consist of thitj following : Hye Whiskey, I'ort Wine. Umirhon Whiskey, Madeira Wine, | Corn, i switi ami sour rMierr.v n iih1, 111 :is 11 .> Malaga Willi', CrystallizedCorn, Catawba Wine, X. i:. Hum, Netippernon^ Wine, j Ccntciiuhil Kiiiii, Claret Wine, Old Crow Whiskey, Lincoln County Wlis'y Scotch and Irish Whiskey, fine impotrcd I (ill), I'Isuiupa^iic, Kreneh Brandy. Tin- ikliovc v'oods will bo sold in quantities; lo suit purchasers, at prices l'roin two to tell dollars a gallon. rarlfcs desiring Christmas supplies will do well to^lve lucu eall. A. IIKliUKST. TO make" STOREY: I'lcasail Ily and last, afjonts should addiess. I-1NU-.Y, itAKVKV A C< > Oct. 2, 1K7K, ly J Atlanta, (!a,. | ISf 111.1 STORE.!: G'lML BtlLBRfr.; NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE ; IM'KllYTII IX(*r in the UriiK linr nt reason- ' j able prices, (iive in? a call. j' E. H. McEEIDE &gt. Jhii. lit, |S7!I. r) ST. I1ADPON & (JO., have now in store. ^ 1, the 8TKWAUT NIXOKK. IJK.MIXUTOX AX I) WEKD MACHINES, nt lower prices tliau a tirst-elass Machine was ever ofl'ered in this market. Save 20 per cent by buy!in; your machines, needles, attachments 1 nd oil from H. >1. lIADDOJJf &. CO. tl JX'C ^ 1875 ' / t I ? . . PL ASHES;' Of FASHION. IV K HF/7 ItKSPKtTKUIif.Y TO AXnounce to tin* Trade, and especially so [lie Ladles, thaMmvlti-.f felt tin? necessity of a ! ] complete l?ry Ooods department In our l>usl-| > nrss.we Imvc embarked in this line. Wc now hstvc every convenience, and arc j prepared to keep a nice lino of Roods. Our ' ill m Is to l>o nolo to supply, sis nearly as wo! win, all tlir- wants of our customers and I T friends witli least possible cor?t to.; ( tliem. Onrliiiyer liar (jrlven e!o:;e attention to'i lite selection of our.stock, and we trust, as we H.I..I, ..... I .. .......1 . ?.!|l l.,.?h I please anil give "value received" Jor every, purchase made. Wt usk jKirtieiilar attention to our ! ^ Entirely New anl Desirable 11 DRESS GINS < consisting In part of I'llItE MOIIA1KS, 1 TWILLED CLOTH, -j NAVY IlLUE, J HEAL BROWN, O'llKY SUITINGS, ] CASIIMKItE I)E TO IT., liLACK ALPACAS, Ac., Ac. A Splendid Assortment ' HOSIERY, GLOVES, CUFFS AND COLLARS, LADIES' IiOWS AND SCARFS. Gents' Furnishing Goods, CAKSIM f.P.EH, DOESKINS, JEANS. Ac., Ac. TA DIVE D AM A SIC, TOWELS, LTNEN AND COTTON DIAPEUS. IIAMHUKG EDGINGS, FUILLINGS, KUFFLINGS, ninnoxs, I, ACES, KID GLOVES. Am) nil tlio novelties of the rcumoii ;it POTTOM J'RU'KS. At W. JOEL SMITH & SON, (let. 2, 1<7S. ' TRY "HOME'MST7" CONGAKEE olumbia, S. C. PEOPRIETOE. ^ ' REDUCED PRICES: VERTICAL CANE MILLS, H.is>t of !Prices2 Holler*, 10 incheB diameter, > *? *? 00 U ' 12 " " 4"i ?<-) 2 " 14 " ?? .V, f*l H M JO ' " I,'I IK) :) " li " " 7<i??> 3 " 14 " " SO 00 A!jov? )>riccsrotnp!?t? jr I tl; Frtvw itho;i Fruin*,SIO lessoa fucb Hill H0HIZ0NTAL--3 Roller Mill' for Steam or "Water Tower, $130. M Yoir (Men for Cane Kills AND Syrup HcUlcs TO D. B. SMITH, Ag*nt. AbbeTilie CH. n C TA1 YAES. ^UTE undersigned now have In Kncoessfnl ? operation. a good tan yard, at Donaldsvllle, whore hides of every description will be honirht. For dry bides we pay 12 rents; for green hides, fl cents, in barter. HAWTHORN & HODGES. Jan. fll, lmS7S Buggies - and Harness. I HAVE Juvl received a car load of the celebrated MU.IU'UN WACJON'S-hII hIz-s ?and Nl'Kl.Mi \\"At?< ?XS of various sizes. A'.so, Simrle and Double Ul'(i(riKS, Wagon and Httjrjry HAKNESX, all of which will be soul lit Lito I.(J\VKST I'HU'KS. J. W. ROBERTSON, Oct. 2, 1S7S. :i:n. State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. IX THE I'HOItATE CUl'ltr. In th? matter of the Estate ?f John fl. ICIelt, deceased. Petition fer Ilonmstead. "V ?>TT('E is hereby viven that Mrs. Mary ('. i\ Hieli )m:< applied to this Court % > have I iomw <lt-ad laid oil'to bur and hvr # )il*!t'.'ii <1111 ot thw ritil and personal property of her late husband, John s. Utah. 11 is <inter?'I, That Tlie-<l,.y, tin; 1mb iIny of February, 1ST!', be fixed as lh? 4a v fur the a|> poiutiiiciit of (.'oiumissioiics to lay nil wiiu llollH?tOud. .f. KUM.EK LYON. Judge of 1'robate, A. C. juii. w. w:?. AXAdAL RETURNS. Administrator*. I0xe?uw>rs, (iuardians, Ti'iiMros, i?t;d oih?r fiduciaries, uiust m:il;i-j. return*; upon fIi?-ir trusts within tin: time " prescribed by law, or bo Mibjocted to a rule s and costs. ' J. h'Vl.LKK LYON, ! ? .J. 1*. A. C. | JutiBHij I!, 1ST!). LICENSES," FINES'"^ PENALTIES, &C. f I, OKKICIi AfUtTOI! AlIUKVII.I.K Cot'NTY, January I!, 1*7!'. I IU'ori.l) on 11 tin' at I en I Ion of tin: t'ierli of! Ilsct'ourt. th.) SlierUl" and t!ie Trial Jus- ' 7 lies of Abbeville <'ounty, to n recent act of liH 1 icm-ral Assembly, which declares that? I ^ "Clerks of Courts, sheriff's, ami Trial Jus-| t ices arc |iii led 011 the lirst Wednesday in <? 'every mouth, or tvilhin ten days 1 her< ai'ier.! a 'to report in writimr to botli Auditor, and si 'Trea Mirer all monies eoliceteil by them 011 I 'nci'otinN of licenses, lines, peiuiiti^s. or for- a 'foiltires* (luring the preredimr month, ami e 'in default- thereof are liable to tine and iiu. | 'prison nirnt. A. A. No. if-17." , 1' J. T. ROBERTSON, Auditor. ft Jan. I*, 1ST.), it. hi ? I) Richard Gantt; FasliionalJle Barter & EairDresser,: ^ ABBEVILLE C. H. \v A LIi work done liontly niul In the most ny- ! C \ piovcd st.ylo. (jive uie aitsall, Stitisfav- I Ion mmnintooU. It. OANTT. Duo. 1, 137S I-IA.VTS NOW IN" STORE AN TMMFNSF STOCK OF FALL & WINTER GOODS, ! Jusurpassed in Poiut of Variety and Excellence. Buyers Cannot Fail to be Suited UK AT P. A Ufj A INS In Black Alpacas anil Cashmeres, Examine their Kid Glorcs at Kb, JT 7"iU and rfl.'W. IAMBUR6 TRIMMINGS, CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP I T!u; host Corsr>L'for iifty cents to J?o had anywhereat tfie pric*.A large Stock of TAHI.K LINENS, TOWELS, COUNTEKI'ANES, and BED TICKINGS. . Gentlemen are invited to Inspect tbeir elegant 4 *'"V Stock of Amcricai], English and French Cassimeres, Hats and Rcady-MadeClothing at all Trias.; LOOK AT THIS! OVER ONE HUNDRED CASKS ROOTS AND SHOES, bow In atoro. .'lie largest Stock In tills line over otrercd In Abbeville. Prices arc very low. Special attention called to their Sanfl-Sewei Work is Wen's Water-Proof Boots ait Boi-M Gaiters. | OVERSHOES, of all sizes, and very cheap. Besides tho above, complete assortment 09 v Sardware, Crockery, Groceries and Provisions 3 Customers can be suited without any dlfflciilty, andean buy with the assurance of getting he worth of their inixiey. The best class of Goous always kept. WHITE BROTHERS. 1 0 Oct. 10. 1S73. ' -x': **T* ' - ' .fff: Ounningliam Templeton | Have Opened their magnificent P all. Stools, o f ' and are prepared to serve their frieuds and the public generally. Give them a call at an early day, CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON! Sept, 18, 1876, tf u FOTTOSS! FURNITUES! I FURNITURE 11 ifl / > T?-=c^==r ? g AT COST ! AT COST!M - - 11T V. intend flovins out our business Jn thisplueo dnrlng t!;c next tliirty dayn, and in ordof 11 to do an li.ive put o-r Prices Down to Actual Coat! AvT^*is*|? Tlio following lid will i'ivo yon an lit.'a of our price* : Cottasro Bedstead*?Reduccd Uottf J2..V) to l!; from H.75 to -.7i>; from 1.7.) to ;{..>?; froin .j.Vi i?H; Ironi H to 4.7.1. Walnut. Kr?'iii:li iStil? kt'?ds? from S.vo to ; froin i0to7; from 12 to 9 ; from ifl to 13. Bureaus?Imitation ti'niF?nt?from *!<) to7."/>: fromOJ to 7. Wali'i;- p.nreaiu?from -'It !o : ..*>:?: from l i to 10..7J; front 1.} to r>.">0. r.-;:iN, Wiir.ir.i':.,>,!',i,iirs, Wrtslistands, Hacking Chairs, Htlft'H,'Cradles and tfetj" thins olsc projvrtl'iiinti-ly low. Cmm-early if yon want, a bargain. ; Xij- Ofvlors liy m.tii piotnptly attended I", It'accompanied by theawh. TOLLY & WILC0X< ? - ? - - V-Slx. a. C. -ft Oct. I(i, 157*, l.ni HARD PAN AT LA9T! rvTo^v 2T5.?o?ixrin@r ! FEOM FEW YOEK AID EG3T0H AN I m -*r- -rr- " wr*' H XJIM &J U Large and Select Stock of I DRY GOODS, NOTIONS; ' iffl CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES,?11 HARDWAHE, ?! GROCERIES, &C., &C. I Their Goods having; been bought at headquarters and fl at the lowest range of prices, are offered fl ZLt; Sottom Prices. I Call and examine. , pi WARDLAW & EDWARDS. |j r'ossiaEi'?: 7~-1|l ^fnom Hnrrihpefl u uucmii a?"WES3^"T^" TMKEB I Of which are Now 7/orking Successfully I in the County of Anderson, with a . : fair Prospect ot as many more be f3re long, A Price List and : H Terms can be had by ap- n plying1 to . 9 E. TOZER,. I Oct. 31, 1877 tf, COLUMBIA, S. C. H .-^r-^.-v-r'-TTT-: ZZE3Zgg3SS3BgE^agEB5BSBaaaaaa? flH IDr. S3L XX WILSON, D E 1ST T 1ST, ABBEVILLE, S. C., Ofnce Over the Post Office. H| , \\T A VTUT^ A LIMITED XUM STATE OF SOUTH KAKULlfiA !?Vi.^,*ss proflinhlc business. Ci?k1 men will flud this n 4- a 1,1,? ?;n ~ n,rt' chance make money. Sneh will COlinty Ox AODGVlllG. please nnswer this advertisement by lotter, J riiHo>lnn slump for reply, stating what busl ness they have been engaged in. None but I'm. T. llalnUir, ) In tl.o Conrt of "S,S? ""f"si^HASfrKTlV H Jnhn'\\'1'i'"ni),wn, ) Trint Justice. ^?7*- Atlnnte, |^B 'opy Summons f*r Money l>emand?Com- ALSTON HOUSE. plaint not served. 1879. ' '> Jo'di 11". TI'.Vmo/i, I>c/autiiiI * an- lu-n-hy sr.iiimoncit ami rc<iuir<-il I Tlie uSXisses Cater.^H 1 ( > iiiiswrr ilif complaint In this notion, I rl,. ... HB .' in. wrv../i nnoii vim I | ARI'' pleasure In imnonn?ln?to old friends ^^9 4l-- ^ 111 ;i;V AI - t/m 'l* i?I u'so'".'.?..-'??': J* '.r ' ih ci *:;eco"m oda tl on t'hM'"< .,m ?' Kiii W ,tvZ "ml wi" enduavor to make them "feel ['terTlH' s''rvlc' too'0" aS ?rU" thCy (n^bU>| lu>ive of flic day ?>1" service. '* II you fail to an.-wer I his complaint within ? < HH BARGAINS OFFEREDil iiniitit,on c-'>.TI irotu tlic lolh (lay of l)ecemi-r, oii? ili<>iisiimicl;:lit hundred and seveuty- A NICK lino of fashionable Dress^^H l.\, anil (-ojits. jL x. Uoocis?verv low at RMH Dulcd tlie day of Ofpcnihbr, I?s#.n. ? - r/vpr tvttw & qav SAMl'KI. C. CASON, .. JUJ'L SMI1K A SOX. ruiliiliir s Attorney. 1>cc ^lS7!i 9B 'o J. Jl". Ullinon, Abncnl Defendant: I PIANO TUNING. I TAKK NOTICE?That a copy of the com- "I)IAXO tunod In the most scientific man>^H Inlnt herein has l>cin tiled this day in the JL ner aud instrument attended to durlntc^^HI Illee of It. C. Harkness, Trial Justice for .-aid one year for the price of ?).0l>. Orders can bo^^BH ounty. ell with Mr. II. T. Tusten, or direct to uA>fiTvr r? imwiv AXTOX HKUfl. rialutlir'o Attorney. Cokesbury, ?. c. RKB Dcc 25,1378, tf * I Oct. 23. 3 mos. . - L J

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