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f T9W I The Press and Banner. ABBEVILLE, S. C. Wednesday, Oct. 15,1879. Convict Shot. Ezeklat, a colored convict on the Greenwood iuid Augusta llallroiul made bis escape one night last week. A guar<rt stationed on the road, ten tnlles from the stockade, watching for this negro,observed him approaching. The negro wits hailed; he started to run: the tjuard shot hi in through the body; he fell; afterwards tried to walk biwk to the stockade; but couM not ko ; the guard then put him on bis hor*e, but it. was .soon discovered that he u'uc unuKioijiriilp- tlie neirro was then iuid fia on the side of the road, wticn t he guard se cured a wagon and huuled hint the remainV der of the way. He hiis made his dying dec InruUous before a Trial Justice* We ltnirii 9 that lie said he was Induced to make his psH cape through the influence of ne--of the guards who would take him to North Carolina. He also implicated two tiogrwis In the neighborhood who famished him with dothinirafUrrhls escape. Ezcklel, the wounded man is about sixteen years old. Oh me from Spartanburg. In the stockade he wus a cook and had been accorded larger liberties than any other of the convicts. Death of Mrs. Dir. J. Yf.?Kellar. This estlmaole lady died yesterday noon, at the residence of her husband, three miles east of Abbeville leaving an infant six weeks old, a?d several small children. She was taken Ih on Friday night. Dr*. Mabry and McBrrte were called to her assistance, but mmlfntl Kfclll was unavailing;, and she yield* ed to t he last eueiny with a hope of a bleRfed Immortality Congressman Aiken's Speech. We shull publish In next week's Prcrs and livnntr the address recently delivered at Ninety-Six before the Literary Socte^yby our IVjngresHman, Col. D. Wyatt Aiken. It In full of valuable Information for which our readers will be thankful. Cheap griefs. We will in future print briefs at 85 cents a page. tr Letter* have been received fr.im Miss Porcher mid Mr. James S. Periln the ?uccessfui holders <*f the Peabody Scholarships *vho recently IcftJAbbevllle to attend the Nashville Normal Training College. They speak In the highest terms of the institution. On their arrival, they were subjected to an examination before the Faculty lA which they both succeeded In taking a high place. Mr. Perrinhas entered the Senior Class and he will thus be able to take the University degree of B. A. at tho end of his two years' course.] "The Senate October 7th reached a vote on me article* 01 impfHciuuciu u^mnM, Treasurer IWnfroe. On the three first, which were the main articles, the vote stood '^5 for guilty and 17 lor not guilty. There being less than a two-thirds vote on thefourthand three still more favorable votes on thd fifth and *lxth, he getting a majority for not guilty, ha was acquitted on every charge and dismissed from the ooftrt." On the 19th day of Octobcr, 1781, at Yorktown, Virginia, Lord CornwalKs and his forces surrendered to General George Washington, the Coinniandcr-ln-Chlefof the Continental army, Tills was the final act In the struggle which secured American Independence. Preparations are being made to hold a grand national celebration on the centennial anniversary of that event. We are authorized to state that if tho con<, vlcts should be taken from the Greenwood and Augusta Railroad tli&t the Directors will ut once employ fifty or one hundred freedinen to complete tlie grading. All they ask . <ot friends of the road is the payment of tax and subscription and they hope to complete t he road nearly as cheap as with convict labor. How are the mighty (alien! Colonel Aaron Mitchell, so'well known as a conspic Uous radical-democratic colored man, red slilrter and campaign stump-speaker, has decamped and gone no one kuows where. Reason why? he hud stolen, as he acknowledged, oue hundred aud ten ears of corn. Enlauged.?Our neighbor of the Abbeville Medium has such a run of advertisements Iruin the neighboring cities tbat that paper is compelled to eularge lis dimensions to eight loiuuinii. We ?5ongratuIate our neighbor on his success nrrl wish that his Journalistic rbadow may ttever grow' less. A blind horse got scared yesterday and mirred uv the town generally, He first kicked outof harness, then ran over oue of Mr. 0. W. Rykard'u little children, and next ran over two or three buggies. He couldn't be stopped before he got his head Into Mr. McDonald'* store. The indefatigable Speights wa? at his post at the Commercial Hotel, busy as that Indus- , trlous and proverbial bee so often alluded to. {Speight* is a live man and irrepressible, aud will always keep that pi otitic noddle ?f his far above life's adverse waters. ? Laurens Herald. We have had perfectly delightful weather for a few days. Arrangement* are being made witti "Old Probabilities" by our town couucll and the Fair authorities to have a con tin u..nounf lhl> Iiph II11 fn I U'f?lLt.hl>r IIII111 nml it ur Ing-the week of our Abbeville Couu?.y Fali\ ' . tiuiTK a number of our Abbeville young gentlemen are In attendance at theGreenvllie County Fair,?thanks to the tempting excursion traiua. Let us have excursion rates durlug our Fair week, and tempt the Greenville young gentlemen to come hither. liisHor Howe arrived In Abbeville yesterday. While here, he will be the guest of W. 11. l'arkter, Esq. To-day he goes to \Vi.lingion, from which place hew-Ill return on 4 Friday. The Bishop will officiate In Trinity Uiuicli on .Sunday-. BuncomKB cabbage s?ed arte the best In the ^ world. If you would patronize a zealous ' . Southerner, nnd at the suuie lime do it good / thing for yourself, send your orders to J. W. / j Vnndlver, Weaverville, K. C. He will act U / right by you. // Fkom the following, It will be seen that 2 Major Todd has been "to see his r^tatlvtw" again. The Wulhnlla CW'/rier says: "A. S. ^ Todd, Esq.. the able editor of the Anderson A Journal, nohored our sanctum With his presBL ence this week." ^ In discussing the "ta* business bf last year," the Rcgufrv comes in Mr a large share of our space this week. We kuow that you will read what he has to say, and we hope that '?' ? Hits' tIMa Af Mto mioftinn otcn Thk frlend.^of Mrs. W. S. Baskln of Lowndesvllle will be pleased to learn Mrnt she Is re1 covering from her serious injuries recently r^teelved in a fall from a buggy. HopeS are now entertained of ber recovery. Thk South Carolina Presbytery will mefet !n Providtence Church at Lowndes viHe, on next Wednesday, the 22d instanU IWv. Dr. Frlerson, the retiring moderator, will preach the opening sermon at night. It begins to look as If the Wllllatniston. Bel ton and Eusley Railroad men were Ih earnest, and Abbeville should Send delegbten to the meeting sOon to take place. See account In another column. Read Judge Haskell's dissenting opinion on the bond qucstiob. If you havp read the bplnion by Chief Justice Mclver, and now read Associate Justice Haskell's, you Will know all about it. The Due West Colleges ojieilW ot* th? 6th Instant finer prospects than ev?r. The boarding department of tte Femato College was full the first ddy. Ersklne College Is looklug up too. We gladly Welcome the Press and Banner an old and valued exchange, to our sanctum again. Let us smoke the symbolic calumet.? Lnurer&cillc Herald. Agreed. . Mr. Joseph Young, of Lowndesvllle, was in town Monday. He is much Interested In the Fair, aad entirely agrees with as that the gate fees shbuld be reduced. Sudden Death.?A little child Of Captain D. R. Williams was taken sick of dlptherla and died yesterday morning before the family Arrived. Every tr.an and woman, boy and girl lh Abbeville County should wive up fifty qent* to attend the Fair. It will be a good Investment. . Greenville County Worked In earnest knd made Greenville County Fair a great success. Abbeville, goand do thou likewise. . J?r. H. D: WilhoN and Mr. H. H. Norwood have gone up to the Greenvilife Fair, taking their fine horses with theni. Be sure to read the Act to facilitate the collection of taxes and save tills paper, as we may want you to rfefer to It, again. , Five Cent* Counter ? A Splendid lot of poods at the unparallelled low price of Five Cents each ; at J. M. Lawson's. You may go where you please and jprlce roods, but you will sflve both time and money by trading with W. J; Rogers. We hope to bfe able to publish next week . the schedules of the excursion trains which are to be run during our Fair. Mrs. C. R. Holmes of Charleston, after a visit of two weeks to her friends in Abbeville, returned to town yesterday. Mk. Richard Hill of our towri Is prostrate with InHariiatory rheumatism. We wish for Yli/?lr o an^Ailv PftPrtVPTV. Don't forcet to file your nccodrtt with ttio County Commissioners. TUe tluie draws nigh when it will be too late. If yon want to Hhd a Stqre tlitt.t keeps from a needle to a gendlne dianlond pKir Earrings go to Rosenberg's. See the advertisement Mr. J. \Vr. Robertson. He means all he cays tind will give you a good bargain. C. E. Bruce is agent for the Improved Whcelfcr aud Wilson Sewing machine: Give him acall. Mb; Bbucb has Just receit&d a Alio lot of Wheeler and Wilson Machines. Call and see ' ? , them; Dr. J; C. Hlden, of Grebn^llle, has resigned the pastorate of thte Baptist Church in that felty. Five Cents CdtJNT*5B?the best place to P1** spend your small change; at J. M. Lawson's. Five Cents Counter-^thb best place to treat yourllttlfe children ; at Jfi M* Lawson'si Five C^nts Counter?Where you can buy any thldg you want, at J: M. Lawson's. Rev. Ji I. Bonner, D; D:, of Due Wfcst, whfci has been quite 111 Is tlow Convalescent: 8enat0bs Hampton and Butler arb coai lug tottie ADDevuie r air, aio/uui Five Cent* Counter.?Useful and ftlncy articles of ail sorts: at J. M. Lawson's. Five Cent* Counteh?The most and best for the least money, at J: M. Lawson's. What about sowing wheat? Have yoh made your arrangements? When you come to Abbeville go to Roger's store ana buy your goods. Five Cents Counter?A wonder of cheapness; at J. M. Lawjpu's; The Indian Summer days have coine, the pleasantest of the year. All the good farmers of this County tire sowing largely of oats. Let us have a great Hampton and But!ea Day during the Fair. Fresh goods being received fcvery day at W. J. Roger s Cash store. Glad tidings.?A good article In another column. Read it. This Is the season for getting hands sawed off in cotton gins. Five Cents Counter?the great attraction; at J. M. Lawson's. > m % ? i TnE Medical JSoclety of Abbeville count; met yesterday, Rkady-M,u)e Shirts are ?old very low a Rosenberg's. If you want a good cheap Trunk go to Ro senberg's. Tiik nicest and cheapest lot of hats at Ro sen berg. Dit. GiKKKTof Long Cane, was In townyet terday. Buy y<?ur Clothing fr ?in P. Rosenberg. Don't neglect to sow oats. (irwuwootl Notes ami Comments. ny quin nunc. Correct .cotton weights ore now Insured! / splendid *< ?' Howe si-ale has been placed li the depot t>y the Railroad authorities. Mr. Wrn. HalIcy gathered a lotol' fine ber rlpH I'roin Ills HtmWbnrrv vines last week. Scarlet Fever Is ri-|K>rted prevalent a fev miles from this point. Mr. Wm. Anderson, former Railroad agent continues to discharge the duties of expresi agent and cotton weigher. Rev. Mr. Prltchard occupied the Methodis pulpitSunda.* night. The parlor, of .Mr. J. II. Oldhnni was tin scene of a most pleasant and enjoyable socia gathering of the young people last Friday night. Dr. Mil we Is absent 011 a visit to Audcrsoi and Crecnvllle. Col. Obttiran was prevented by provldentia eauses from speaking here on Saturday, bu the Hon. D. wyatt Aiken addressed a largi and Interested assembly of citizens. Tin peakei's themes were bandied logically ant forcibly and placed him thoroughly in sym pathy With ttio agricultural class, to whom some sound sensible advice was sensibly giv en. He touehed with much originality o thought and expression upon the advalo rem pliase of the labor question, simplifying it with plain practical exegesis, Heisalwayi heard with profound Interest and respect b\ his constituency and is certainly a representative man of whom they have just cause U be proud. A good number will attend the Grcenvillt fair from here. The following cotton receipts for the montl of September and October of 1878 and 187! were furnished us by Mr. Fletcher Atodersor the obliging and ctllcient agent at this point Received for the month of .September 1878?55: bales, September 1870?140 bales. For the rminlh nf October 1878?1110 bales. For Octo ber 1871) up to the 11th 1 nst?250 bales. Cokesbnry Correspondence. MaJ. W. T. Gary of Augusta, Ga., returnee to his old home In Cokes bury after a visit o two months to the mountains*. The Misses Glllllnnd, of Charleston nre the guests of Miss Lou P. Gary. They will proba bly linger in the up-country till frost. Mrs. Attle Hodges the wife of the Kev. E. T Hodges will spend some time with her moth' er at the old Gary homestead In this place. Several students arrived the last week oi two,swelling thenumberof Prof. J.P. Pritch aid's school. Col. Treutlen Is spending most of his ll'me here now. Mr. K.C.Connor the popular clerk of E. P Dickson of Greenville, who was lately burnl out. isspendlngsome time at home. Business generally Is lively. Vale. A Laurens Traveller in Abbeville. ]C(>r. Lnnroui Herald.] A few days since we left the Saluda side oi Laurens county en route for the Savannah side of Abbeville county, crossing at Razor's Bridge, one of the best structures In the upper part of theState. atd to say the least of it, the most economical to the Tax-payers of the two counties. It has always been a surprise to us in ante bellum. days who.i our country was In prosperity and finances easy, that we did not span more of our wuter courses In the Same way. Hodsre* Is ft thrifty station on the G. a C. R. R. with five stores and two barrooms, with a good trade and ;her business men up tb the times?selllhg at Greenville prices and paying Greenville prices for cotton. Abbeville Is a very pretty littlo village ol about eight hundred inhabitants, situated in a good country, made up of good people, aud has a good trade. From Abbeville we pass across to Savannah by Wardlaw's to Mosley's Ferry, on Savan nah?find the crops very poor except the botU?m corn. This Is a fine section of country for the farmer. we notice u it> given up entirely to t|io negroes. We travel bn<-k by the way of Lowndesvl!l< and Centervllle. In many places along thl! route we are told that they cannot cxpeel more thpn one-fourth ftf a crop. There l.< some dlsteusslon among the farmers aoout th? propriety of paying all the guano debt?con tending that the Companies will not feel an> of the eft?*cts of the short crop if they pay all and think thCy ought to be satisfied with half. We notice from Donalds to Saluda th< crops are somfc better?more white workers. At Maddox's Mill, on Kalucia, we find one ol the best Mills in the upper part of theStute?verythlng cbmplete. fine nohr. fine turnouts and Mr. Kay always at his place and as ac commodiitlng as he can be. f rofbssor Blackie on Itinerant Preachers. [hdinMirgh &c'of*man\] Ih proposing the toast of the clergy at tlx annilal meeting of the Argy'.eshlre Socletv held on Tuesday evening. Professor Bluckii said that It seemed to have entered Sunn minds that the ciergy were the authors of all evil?laughter)?and that no go<>d could b< ilone in the world until they were Sent out o the w?y, and the Liberal newspapers go' everything under their thumb.. (Cries o "Oh," and laiuhter.) The clergy, lie thought were really at thia bottom of a grorit quant It) of good, hud they deserved the utmost credl for the work they did, which could not b( overtaken by anv other clans In the coinmu nliv It ooomtwt tn htm hmvovcr. Ihnt. th( prrii-n/was a fitting opportunity for him t< grivfe tttj clergy a word ofr two of advice (Lnuiliter.) It appeared to him that lltlitlnp was the besetting sin of nil sects, and heurew them to take good advlre from old Hlacklr> wlio loved them all; aild whbm they all lovbd although he made no pretensions to ortlio doxy at, all?<iaiighter>?and henceforth t< make It their object to perfect one another not In harsh wotV.s or hard deeds, hilt only ii love ana ct)od works. (Cheer* and laughter. The second advice he would give them wa: not 10 go to war with the spirit of the age bnt If any mr.n showe<l a little tendency no to be qliltfe comfortable within the folds of thi jacket inadd by men .some {too years ago(Inughtcr?liking a little more room?Kthem not kick that man out of their Church If he was a pious man and a learned man rather let them extend, thblr boundarie! slightly. (Cheers and laughter.) He tolc them as a man who loved plain speecht tha the Church, be It Established or Free, tha sought to exclude a tnun of sue.h earnest plch and extraordinary learning as Protest.; Smith was simply cutting It* bwu throat (Cheers.) Theh.ln the third-place, he salt that not only the people of Scotland, bu much mofei the clergy of Scotland, were suf ferlngfrom sermons. (Cheers and laughter. It was simply cruelty to animals to ask' tin ministers with their multifarious duties u write tw sermons a week?(laughter/?and ol though It <*as natural that those whd wen engaged In commercial pursuits should 11 kl to have their ears tickled and the emptj chambert bf their lazy brains filled with ser mons?(laughter;?thts present system was do Ing an immense amount of harm, as any di t-otH urow huorl ti\ All nn n half-hnnr (Laughter.) It seemed to him that It wonl< be well to establish an order of preachers men who could preach, and send them rouni the cotintles and through the towtts, lnsteat of making poor mbn concoct sermons, whon God never made for sermon ising?(Inughter)and whose efforts were crowned with lament able but natural results of sending people t< sleep. (Laughter.) The clergy would, hi hoped, take his advice to heart, and endeavou to act upon It. (Cheers and laughter.) *Tht Rev. F.L. Robertson, replying to the toast admitted tliatlt would be better forall partlei If there were fewer sermons and more devo tlonal services. The Idea of establishing ai brdcr of peripatetic parsons was a good one nt least for those who would receive office; Under It. (Laughter.) It appeared to hln that It would be well to endeavour to get laymen to speak to them from their pulpits?no the converted convict, or the converted pugll 1st, or the converteihsweep, or the converts butcher, or dhy of that rot and nonsense since their opinions were not of the smalles value to any one except persons of their re spectivc classes?but laymen of culture am ability. (Cheers.) The effect or this coursi Would bo to stir the waters of the clerlca mind, which were apt to become sluggish,am help ministers to preach sermons of a practl cal nature which would assist men to lea< good useful lives, And be a Credit to them selves and those with whbm they were con heeled. (Cheers.) State Fain The Eleventh Annual State Fair, to be heli at Columbia, S. C., opens on Tuesday morn lug, the 11th November next. The prbmlun list is a very fine one, ahd owing to the libci ality of the Legislature In making nn appro pri.u ion in th? interest of the Fair, contribu tors mtty feel assured that all awards will b paid, We make the following extract fror inc "uuiesana iteguiauons ior me.oenen of any of our readers who faiay wish to b? come bxhibltors: "Persons intending to become exhlbttors a the next Fair, are required to forward thfel entries, by letter, to the SjfecltUiry. Thos. W Hollow^, I'omarla, 8. C.; whole office will b open until the first of November. "This regulation Is Intended to Insure bei ter accommodation and arrangement; and b; lire-venting delay and confusion at the opei I Ingof the Fair, to enable Judges to make ex amlnatlbns and award premiums on the set onddHy. Exhibitors will thus derive the ful benefit of the twards made to them. "All exhibitors must have their entries c ani'iials ready to be taken into the enclosur by Monday evbninfe;, November 10, when tag and receipts for all cntritis will Bo dellvere at the secretary 's office, ahd the sattie arrahg fd in their respective departments, and 1 readiness for examination oy the Judges o Tuesday morning, tho 11th Novetnber. at o'clbck. "The gates will be opened at 9 o'clock A. M of each day, and at that time every officer i required to be at his post." ithe Iferrspaper Latr. The newspaper law says if any person oi ders his paper discontinued he must pay a arrearages, or the publisher may continue 1 send it Until payment is made, and collet the whole amounti Also an action for frnu can be Instituted against any person, whetl er he is responsible in a financial view i hot, who reluses to pay for his subscriptloi "SnbbTiNO Stars,"?Let everybody wntc for the night of November 13,1871). Prof. Tl< Bays tbbt we aro to have oh that night tl: most oriinani meieoric uispiay ever see since 1833, when, the old folks tell us, "tl stars all Ifell to the ground." The display <j the 13th 61 fyext mcjhth will not comment until about one o'clock In the morning, bi the professor sayB that the magnificence < the scene will more than compensate for tl: lficonvenleriCe of "eittlng" up to see it, Mrs> Sashard Is now at the Emporium. Fashion. Her fame as a lashionable mllllm Is not bounded by. County lines, and any ei log}- from us on her ability to please wou: bfe superfluous. Call and sefe her; Fob beautiful goods, cheap goods, orgtx goods, call on Messrs. \V. Jbel Stnith & Bo whose 6tore house Is now filled with, tl choicest merchandise to be round in the erei city of New York. They are entirely rellab In evory respect, and it Is always a plcusu to trade with such gentlemen. Call eurlyi ammmammmmmamm-ij immmmMtmmtamammammmmmm y Tlte Just Sentence of the Law upon an t Enemy of Society. Union*, October 11.?Ed. Holmes, the negro boy who lias been convicted of committing an outrage on Mr. A. B. Humphrey's two year old child last August, was sentenced by - Judge Thomson to-day. The Judge was | very brief, and closed his remarks by saying: "You r will be taken from your cell between the | hours of 1 and 2 o'clock on the 21st. of November nevt and hanged by the neck until you are dead."?JV'euw and Courier. A Good Liver Ts always known by his appearance. A man who lives comfortably at home, has good dinners, etc., will always show It in his person. Hut there is another liver more impor-l w taut to man?It is the bad liver?the liver ihat i should regulate the whole system, If timt Is. out of tlx. man is good for nothing?can enjoy . nothing?to restore it to health, use l>r. till- j der's Liver Pills. A few doses will relieve ; you. Sept. :i, 1H7!1,2m. J MAKKhTREPORTS. t CORRECTED JiY ? Barnwell & Co., i 1 r Cotton Buyers and Dealers in General I Merchandise. l! AmiEViT.LE, October, 14 1870,?Cotton durII ing the past week has maintained a very tfrm ?; tone and towards tiie close, hardened full a j! quarter of a cent. The best grades sell for 9(5; 111>'/4 cents. Xk.w York, October 13 ? 12 p. ? Stocks i j easier ; money gold UK); exchange? ; long 4.S1 ; short J.82?i : state bonds dull; f | governments strong Cotton tlrnier ; sales -1 l/?l; middling upland 10U; middling Orleans r j 10->k : Futures firmer?Sales 19,000 : October 511<).3$? November 10.21?; Deceirtbcr 10.22; Janu .*' ary 10.TO. . I iLoiTisvii.i.e, October M. ? Flour firm ;! Wheat firm : corn firm ; Oats steady ; I'ork Arm ; bulk meals higher ; bncou higher clear! Bides81* whiskey firm, at!.(?. l Charleston, October 11. ?Potion firm ; i middling 10'^; low middling 10: good ordl nnry 9%; net receipts 6,7*7: uross?: sales 1,000 : . stock :to,;V>l: export coastwise 2,114. I AUursTA. October 13 ? Cotton firm ; ? middling#^; low middling good ordl nary 9'^; net receipts l,Ws; shipments ; sales ffl7. HOTEL ARRIVALS. I , f Alston House.?J AV Hopkins, S Hopkins. Charlotte; Asa Hail, Diamond Hill; Dr W 11 i | Mill wee, Mrster John Mill wee. Greenwood; - Dt Hoiace Drennon, Cedar Springs; Miss Lily Rrooks, Miss Alice Brooks, Warrenton ; S C . Link, Linkville ; E I. Wilson. Fort l'lckens ; 1111 Ward law, Jr, City. CONSIGNEES. E\press?\V C Robertson; D A* J A Gillam, ' M Winstock. F.T Brooks,.! 1) Nettle, Dr \V M . Tapffart, W \V Mars, J T White, Miss Fannie 'jNowell, Miss l Cuter, w a ix?o, j u r.nrinni. ; Fkeicj I it? Bequest .t Knright, II Harris, Dr W M Tsigcart, J S Cothraa, w \V Mars, G S Cade, K (J Gray (ion. IJIRTHS. r Near Donaldsville, Abbeville County, 9th | October, 1S79, Mrs. P. G. Gilmer, twins, sons. HARRIED. i At the residence of tlie bride's father, Mr. A. M. Holland on Thursday evening, October . 9th, 1X7!), by Rev. \V. A. ilodges, Mr. A. M. J ERW1N, of Abbeville, to Miss MINNIE E. HOLLAND, of Anderson county, S. C. OBITUARY. Departed this life on 18th. September, A. D. 1879, after a brief Illness, MRS. II. M. PAT[ TEilSON, wife of Col. L. J. Patterson of Liberty Hill, Kershaw Conntv, and youngest i daughter of the late Jnmes Wardlaw of Ahbe. ville. Possessed of great personal attractions . united with those gentle virtues which so adorn her sex. she was admired by all who . knew her. beloved by her frimily, and encircled with tenderer affection by him, to ? whom, for many years, she had been the sym; piithlzlni; companion and support in thejourl ney of life, and who now mourns her loss. t For many years a member of the Presbyte. rlaii Church at Liberty Hill, she illustrated . her Christian profession by her walk In lift*, . I nn?l hor (tenth leaves an aching void in the family ami social circle. Mourned by loving i and loved ones on earth, they have the assur? mice that she Is now t'.nloying those higher and more precious Joys heaven promised r to the pure In heart. P. DIED of congestion. At the'home of hispa' rents aftertl short illnesS <-f two days, In this ccbnty on the night of October the 6th 1ST!). Jesse Payne, only child Of Rev. R. F. Miller ahd Wife, aged three years and two months , and four days. , VALUABLE LAND |For Sale. f fHAT Valuable rraot. of land on Turkey .: I (,'rrek belonging to the estate of Willialn I Hlchey deceased-, containing ' j THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE 1 ACRES. ?! Rome 21 of 30 acres of bottom land, 100 acres > I of well timbered forest land, and a good farm . in cultivation will be sold near Don naldsville : on the ttlstof this lustuiit. The lanil will be 1 divided If desirable. The terms will be made , Favorablo. ; 0, M. Mattison, Executor, f Ocj. 13, .It. | Lethe School. T>IIF.anmial election forSuperintentlentand Teacher lor ensuing year will be held oil i FIRST FRIDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT. } Salary of Superintendent, with board for } family not exceeding five... :.... ' For Teacher, lor scholastic year, with r board Jl.jO. r Applications must be handed V-> Win. D. ; Mars. Chairman, or the Secretary. ? I So vera I scholars can obtain admission on 1 application. W. H. Parker,. 5 Secretary. * Oct. 15, 2t. J \ MOURN WAGONS, i The Best in llie Market I I Lightest Draft 'M Best Mi. I J. W. 80BERTS0N, r 5 rj ASJuot received a ear load of these cele' J! brntod wagons, which he Is oflerlnK at g low prices. All sizes?from one to four liorse. ? He also has bnKRies and harness. ! October 15, 1879, 3in. i, " " " State of South Carolina t i Edgefield County, [ IN COMMON PLEAS. i b Thorrmn E. Byrd, Administrator, Plaintiff, } acainst Mary A, Byrd, Charles L. Byrd, J Wm. A. Byrd, George'E. Dorn and others, * Defendants. I- Complaint to Sell Lnnd t(? pay Debts. "HY virtue of an order from lion. T.J. Mackey. Circuit Judge, to mo directed In this cause, I will sell on Monday the 10th day of November next at 12 o'clock M. at theplanta. tlon recently owned by the late Wm. E. Byrd, a and George E. Dorn on Hard Labor Creek In Abbeville County. The Interest being one. half of said tract of land, which the said Wm. ' E. Byrd, deceased, owned at the time of his _ death, in said land, containing \ Four Hundred and NinetyThree Acres; t rr moro or less, adjoining landR of Danle' Thomas, R. W. Seymoure, Thomas Watson. e and other?. , Terms of sale: The costa 6f suit arid one * half of the purchase mone^ to be paid In cash ? the balance on a credit of oiie year, with lnl* terest from day of sale; on credit portion to be ^ secured by bond and a mortgage of the premj" lseS. Papers extra to be paid for by the purchaser. ir J. F. C. DuPREi e S. A. C. ^ Oct. 15,1879, tf Don't Forget lu 'J'0 l00k f0r Black Cashmeres ail Alpacas P. -AT? IA/UITP RRflTHCRC :V VV III I I. UIIU I IfbltWI I,. Oct. 15, 1879. E ELSIE'S BAKING POWDER ?AT? h Edwin Parker. H Oct. 1, 1879, tf ? Red Clover Seed, T UCERN SEED, ORCHARD GRASS SEED it XJ ft>r sale by ?f a Df. E. Parker. 10 Oct 7.187U. ? I UXT otice. id ? xj fVHE Notes and Account* of Morale?, I.eI, 1 Roy & Co. and J. J$. Mo?elcy & Co. are in .n mj hftndR for collection and must ho settled bytbeloth of November, next, l'urtlca inIp debtcd look to ytiur interest. \l J. B. MOSFLEY. 0ctl5.1670.tr i Lli'li] f PHK I-ndlcs of the county will And ft splcnJL did assortment of CloaltN at Wfiiffi Rrn's. W AAA V w Mir A r?- ANY person in need of nn article in thlR line, would dowell to call and examine their stock. Ocr. 15, 1S70. EXCURSION ?TO? CHARLESTON ! ? Sreesville anft CoInmWa Railroad. 1 Round trip tickets to charles- 1 TON will be sold nt all Ticket Stations < on the line of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad oil Wednesday, October 22, 1878, Good to go by any Regular Passenger Train ^ only on the above named date. And persons , holding them, In consideration of the low I rate at which sold, will not be permitted to lie over r t any place between the point where " purchased and Charleston and resume their trip on the snmo Ticket. j Tickets will he good to return on any day J previous to and up to TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2SU>, inclusive, mu win in 110 inxiuuct; u? intended or received for Passage after that date. . PRICE OF ROUND TRIP TICKETS Alston., S3 111 Donnaid's, 8-1 65 Pomaria 8 25 Hon en Path 4 85 Prosperity 8 40 Helton 4 95 Newberry 3 55 Anderson, 5 15 Cliappell's 3 90 Wllliamston, 5 15 Ninety-Six 4 10 Greenville, 5 50 New Market, 4 25!Pendleton 5 JO Greenwood, 4 35| Perry vl lie 5 50 Hodtres' 4 50 Seneca city, 5 40 I Abbeville 4 75|\Valhalla 5 80 * From Points on Laurens Railroad. | Laurens, S4 20; Clinton, ?1 00; Martin's, $.') 00* It. H. TEMPI,K, ( General Superintendent. .TAmsz Norton, Jit., General Ticket Agent. Oct. 15, 1870, tf "ROSENBERG j RETURNED,: 7 I AND NOW HAS ns good a STOCK of all ' kinds of goods as ever came to Abbeville His stock now being complete in all of Its departments, he takes tho liberty of asking every one to come and Inspect his GOODS and be convinced where , OUT Mil CAN BE HAD. The largest and best selected stock of 4 Jrteady-Made CLOTHING, THIS SIDE CHARLESTON. at prlccs that can't be beaten in the State. Boots & Shoes BY TH^ THOUSANDS and nt LOW LOW , PRICES. Entire satisfaction guaranteed. | P. ROSENBERG, Sept. 10,1879, tf I SOUTHERN RAISED Garden Seed. i \\J IIO will help me sell (hem ? I will pny . if the freight and send to any reliable ' party an assortment of my Garden and Field seeds, and glvo :W per cent, commission for selling, and take back any part thai may not be sol<i at I he end of the season. Five cents per packet is- too little, but as large Northern houses put them down from Ideas of monopoly, no doubt, I shall trcely sell accordingly, and take my chances. I have, however, two grantl advantages: First. I sell to u population having decided prefer- 1 ences for Southern enterprise and Southern men; and secondly, there is not a dear old woman in the South that does not know that n r..l<?l,l.?,m?on,| n p<. I hn ilPSl ill the I i)(rnw/((/c Vyin'uiipv. ? ... ? world. Female* make fir st-rate agent* I don't keep such a variety tis to makea bewildering list, but the best of the usual Garden and Field varieties, and try to keep tlieni fresh and sound, and sell them cheap. j Send your orders early. Respectfully, J. W. VANDIVER, Garden and Field Seed Producer. Wcavcrville, N. C* Oct, 151879, Gt State of South Carolina. County of Abbeville. Paobate Court?Citation for Letters ofj Administration. By J. Fuller Lyon, Esq., Probate Judge. WHEREAS, George Riebey has made suit to mo, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of John Burnett late of Abbeville County, deceased. These aro therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said John Barnett deceased, that they bo and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to bo held at Abbeville C. II., on Wednesday 29 day of October, 1379 after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, to show causo if any thoy have, why tho said Administration should not begranted. Given under my hand and seal, this 14th day of October, in the -year of our Lord one thousand pight hundred and sevonty-nine and in the one hundred and fourth year of American Independence. Published on the 15tk-day of October 1879, in the Prcfm and Banner and on the Court House door for tho time required J. FULLER LYON, Probate Judge. Octobor 15; 1879. Packers fcll Healing ^Tar Soap, jpOR SALE I5Y Edwin Parker. The Late&t Variety of Note Paper with Envelopei. PINAFOI<? paper and envelopes. Colors? 8eu Foara Pink, and Pcuch Bloom, for salo by E. PARKER. Oct. 15, 1870. MRS. HOPSON PINCKNEY'S Boardiug and Day School FOR YQUNO LADIES, CHARLESTON, S. C, WILL OPEN OCTOBER 6TH. For terms apply to the Principal. !SepL 17,1879, lni FOE MILL. MOIIS Has just iiad iiis mill on calhoun's Creek, eight miles west of Abbeville Court House, put In flue repair by one of the best millwright's In the country. With it new bolting cloth, a line new water wheel 'and Improved machinery of every kind, he 1 cannot tall to please all who may flivor him with their patronage. All ho usks Is u .fair trial; when ho will guarantee satisfaction In both quantity and quality of yield. July 2, 1S7Q, tf TOOTH PEEPEKAT10N; U RIGHT'S- Checkerherv rnste. Wright's Charcoal Piu te, Frnngipanno Tooth Powder. West Jndla Tooth W:wih, Aijnui Ponclhc Soap, Kami Soup. Hand Sopollo Soap. Jumper Tur and Glycerine Soup, Edwin Parker. Sept, 17,1S7P, tf FOR Si A. ."LARGrJE ASSOR' FILL 1KB Mil BY w. joel smii WE RESPECTFULLY ask the in It embraces nearly everyth: hft TRADING PUBLIC. We have jelling at reasonable prices. We d rertisement to represent every arti pantile profession. Nor to raise th< Uheap! Oh! so Cheap!" But we cl ;ruthto call the attention of all thoi WINTER GOODS to our Stock, whi in many of its features. IS TO CHEAPNESS, LET THE WE GUARANTEE PRICES ASL MARKET OR MONEY 3ur Stock of DRY GOODS is la )ur Stock of DRESS GOODS, subst 3ur Stock of CLOTHING, we fear toi Kentucky Jeans and Fancy Cassi] pieces, prices from 12J to $2.00 per; :rom $125 to $9 00, embracing Ladi nan's Hand Sewed Gaiters and Bat< Brogaas. Hats and Caps from 25c Groceries and Provisionsi Look through our Stock and 8ee It. It may be we cm fT'ort on our part Khali bo spared to ?lo so. Highest mar viiys in the market- Very respectfully, W. JOEL I Oct. fi, 1879. tf WMteBri ARE NOW EEC AN EXTENSIVE AND EL! OTP? FILL III win npHEIR Stock is Complete i A An inspection by the pi solicited. Prices are low am ot Goods as they offer, all chandise of any kind can be plied. WHITE BE Oct. 1, 1S70, tf C. E. BRUCE, RAKERY. CONFECTIONERY MAIN STREET, ABBE'' A Fresh Stock of Goods . BREAD, CRACKERS, hrtjTOMATO CATSUI POUND CAKES, ?. SARDINES, SALS FRUIT CAKES, O CHOW CHOW, GINGER CAKES, ? JELLY, CITRON, TEA CAKES, RAISINS, CURRA SUGAR CAKES, SEEDLESS RAISI! DROP CAKES, PICKLES, NUTS, CAKES of all KINDS, OPEPPER SAUCE, GINGER SNAPS, *5! PEA NUTS, CANDIES of all kinds, iPOTTED HAM, CANNED GOODS, Q/llTOMATOES, REE] PIE, FRUITS, GINGER, MUSTA] PINE APPLES, X FRESH CARAME APPLES, PEACHES, ?|SALT. SODA, All the above Goods Oua ' August 13,1870, tf White Bro's,,uu WOULD respectfully ask the attention of ny vii Buyers to their ?J stui SPLENDID STOCK OF Real Ex Hats, and oxe 1 Ready-Made Clothing, known ALSO, of tlio e others. Beady-Made Shirts, ? - ... terr Laninti and MaMM Octobcr 1, 1879. 0ct 6' CARPETS r AVutsc AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS!!! , . J Yj u t PARTIES in need of the above con bo sup- j|- / plied by., ' House W"hite Brothers- Novem October 1, 187C. AU tfi fcndiuit Notice to Creditors and b,jvlllc' Debtors- FOUn; more ol CREDITORS of the cstata of Sarah ABar- tion of more, deceased, are required to present, twenty their claimB to tis, duly attested, within thir- dred an ty days. Persons indebted to the estate Will horth u make immediate payment. and wei II. R. BARMORE, south'a J. L. BARMORE, TERA Execntors. tracts, Sept, 23, 1879,4t sale.'oi the reir SPECIAL ATTENTION *** IS CALLED BY Octob IR BROTHERS ^ Probati f|iO TI7EIR Immense lino of ULACK CASHI MEKE8 AND ALPACAS. Bargains In tty t these goods ure offered. ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERES at fiO cents per yard nnd up- TlfHf ward. Call early and be suited. VV s | Oct. 1,1870, tf mlnlsti I a,n'' EXECUTOR'S SALE. WE will sell nt the residence of the late "OlrtTli Sarah A. Banuorc, deceased, on Thurs- !in[lnPJ day the 10th day of October, 1870, the followIntr described real estate, to wit: All that J,lie tract of land, containing hereof, ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, fctratlc more or less, hounded by W. 13. Dunn, Smith Given & Agnew and others. , of Also all the personal property of the said L'. S, th deceased, consisting of Household and Kitch- nl en Furniture, and a few head of cattle and Ii nogs. Fnbll . Terms of sale, as to realty made known on In the. day of sale; as to pcrscftialty, CASH. Court ] H. R. BARMORE, Juw. - j; L. BARMORE. Executors. Sept. E3, 1S70,3t Oct S, 'V -> * " . i T n i ' sh< 1 1 I." I J- Albert Albert I ftj I William Tenm A I I I I Judgm 19- 73 Y authority o llXdJUl I H. Fniser In I sell at public ou Hale day in Nov hours, the follow rMENT OF w]vi| that parce the lato Dr. Wl * COUSlfltlllROf ro mm si 111 1 II IB II llll wlllbecxhtbltec llll II u U If U, or'^biviKs0; TKRMS?One-l ' u credit of one y _ terest from date be secured by I3o premises. H & SON. She Britt <? Brothcr.i derson, Execu deceased. Bpection of our Stock. T>Y virtue of bi . _ -L' edlntheab mg usually wanted by pu^ic outsat bought largely. We are >^xt, mlroiiowi o not propose in our ad- 0XE hundre * . of land, more 01 cle known to the Mer9 usual cry of "Cheap! nS",;'!, o wish in soberness and dteS's-cas] se wanting TALL AND T... ? Oct 6,1879 ch is new and attractive James O. Stansel ley and C. D. T Judgm PEOPLE KNOW IT. BVfflSW sell at public OV AS ANY IN THE Day InNovembe ed Rea l Estate, t All mm tract c TJrnT'Mnrn the County of Al nLrUiVULi/! Una, containing ONE IIUNDRE rger than ever before. ^hu^H1 i Elmore and J. N antial ana reasonable, teumh. Onemonths' credit,? 0 large, and must be told g?*?yj theprem meres over seventy-five yard. Boots and Shoes 0ct6,1879? es' Fine Shoes, Gentle1 n , L , i William M. Grle jhellers Star Boot and tor or Estate oi i to $4.50, Full line of 1)Y authority D B. C. Pressli will Hell at publl House, within II 11 give you satisfaction, ccrtatnly no dajf. I1! ?!?,' ket price given for cotton and al- BCJ^ jj,at^IIousc ^ West, County < SMITH & SON. Carolina,contal. _______________________ more or less, ant ? ? liarn Hood and J ' Main .Street. J TERMS -OAS] r\t h PTK iflllllll II Wm. T. Smith a ^ V XJ? W Jl bJ II. Smith, et al Judge TJY authority c -lJ C. Prcusley. ?T^T_T.-r,T. ? will sell at publl ; H1TVTN(t House, within tl .luveiuuci usaii, Entate, to wit: All that tract EGANT DISPLAY ISss more or less.boti ? drews, H. F. Ful y bo sold in three TERMS. One _ __ _ ^ _ a credit of twel\ Lil UuUJJd. Ske*" _ Oct 6,1S70, Shi n all Departments. wmi?m*X! iblic is respectfully BYcauff?Z.c i with such a Stock l" "1 s? J November next in search of Mer- All that equal lowing describe \ satisfactorily sup- sSSte^KfcS Held. In the Stal one County and on Hard Labor < I f\ m TT TIT) CJ TWO IIUNDRE ^ 1 IlljIiD, ZZooJSSIS beiue the same Cuddy of the C< g? South Carollnn sixth day of Ap M /<y T^IUTfVI drcd and seven! ^ \] 1Q 1 unto the said T1 ?X\A JJA* 3.. "TEKSti-o?? cash, the reinn.Ii AND RESTAURANT, Smhsm 7ILLE, S. C- , 0ct6'1S79 Always on Hand, mm, smut,' Judgn ?, IC/5|RLUEING, STARCH, nYauthority. ION,!q:FLOUR, RICE, ? B. Eraser ii iSjMBAL, GRITS, ^Snt C COFFEE, SUGAR, Novcm^r nex! NTS,;W BUTTEK. CHEESE, Estate, to wit: N"S, C/3 BLACK WELL'S HMO- All that tract _1 KING TOBACCO, ^tnB In the ! 2 BEST CHEWING, c?cek wate^ o ^CIGARS?NO BETTER Hannah Rive JT GUARANTEED HA- TWOHUNDRI /n j i"1}, ^ , t^c> two roods and HD, ~ Call and see them for ?uch marks ur LS, r" yourselves. thereof doth ir plats, contalnl Eight Acres, an .ranteed FRESH. of Richard Wat 1 . ? ? TERMS?One Sheriff's Sale. of twelve montl n?Tennent' S* Mc0owan' p,nlnUfl' ?n|Sof the pre" the option of pi Exeoutton. suid sale. The tuo of an execution In the above the purchaser. :ed case, I will sell at public outcry, ait llo Court House, within the legal hours Oct 0,1670 Jay In November next, the following tate, to wit: gj [UNBRED AND TWENTY - FIVE , ?? , ACRES Reuben Clliik Judgr , more or less, situate and being In the of Abbeville.State of Houth Carolina, DY author]Ity i as the Ford Tract, bounded by lands D C. Pressly It ?Ute o 1 Wm. Tennent, deceased, and sell at public House, within 1 d upon as the property of Wm. Ten- November next jceased, at the sultof Jas. A. Norwood, Estate, to wit: cfiowan. All that tract IS CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers, the county of A J F C DuPRE, Una, contalulnf SAC ONE HUNB1 1879, tf o ! more or less, ly Sheriff's Sale. waters of uuii tract of John F 7 A. Noble, Executor, &c. vs Thos. A. laud of James I ?u, et al. James Cllnksca TERMS?One Ti</lM*Mnn4 A ..... I ,irt mnn I o uu^iuuii u ivyi A vitvivivouivi (;II mrivc uiuui thorlty of a decretal order of Judge J. 8U'0, Itidson, In the caseabove stated,Iwlll public outcry, at Abbeville Court nntnhpr fl 1ST Within the legal hours, on Salcday In ' ucr next, the following described Ileal ? _ft," to wit: Sh at tractor parcol of land whereon dc, resides, situate lit the county of Ab- John W. Kowli state of South Carolina, containing It, Moseley. I. HUNDRED & NINETY-SIX ACRES, Judgti ( less, being the ijpper north-west por- I3Van1f,^it.? i defendants tract of nine hundredand 'S' seveh acres, said tract of nine Hun- \ d twenty-soven acres being bounded wiwin iiw iF0a. nd cast by the Five Notch Road, north y nt by the Barksdaie Kerry Road, and kswte.to 11 d en-it by Hard Labor Creek. , .All that lot or IS?Bald premises to be sold In two townoiOrei.n to Ijp surveyed and platted before State of oouth i ie half of the purchase money cash, lalnder In twelve months from day or more or less, hr ;ur,?;d by bond and mortgage, with III- j.,. r>. Merrlmai rom dato. on the east, CI J V#r? V> on the ?ortl1' J11 Ln-, o,n .1 Sherift A. C. TKRMS-CA* er 0, 1879, 4t. tics* 3 of South Carolina. , Abbeville C October B, 187 Jounty of Abbeville B Court?Citation for Letters of Admin fth lstnition. J n] Fui.lkh Lyon, Esq., Probate Jwdoe ' jios'cs c/fagE UREAS. Andrew McNIell has made Judgrr ult to me, to grant him Letters of Ad- t*y authority ration with will annexed of the Estate K ^ p. Aldr ects of Thomas McNeill late ol Abbe- J wm seji nV pUbl jupty deceased: ? I House, within t 1 are therefore to cite and admonish all> November next utiiar the kindred and creditors of the -n-n . omns McNeill, deceased, that thov be That'lot of lai pear, before mo, in thoConrtof l'rnbafe, county of Abbt ieltl at Abbeville C. II., on Wednesday, fronting oh the flay of October, 1870, after publication on the west on nt 11 oVlock In (.lie lorfpoon. !o show er oimt by hind (' any tljev liavp.'why the said Admin- W jundsof 10. .i in should not bo granted. , under my hand and seal, thl?7thday 111J ' Octobcr, In tlie year of our Lord one more or less, lousund eight hundred and seventy- GRIST MILL,! Ine, and in.the 104th year of American wood, in rear o idependenee. TERMS?As t Islied on the sih day of October, 1ST!), the remainder Abbeville l>rrxs nvrl Iianner aiul on tho balance on u c rlouse door for the time required by interest from di mortgage of tin .1: FULLER LYQN, Judge of Probate, 1870, tf (Jet H. fSTO. tf jA'-i: iriff's Sale, and William Tennent, Jr., snt, Senior, deceased, uud ot lent for Foreclosure, f a decretal order of Judge the above stated case, I wl tcry at Abbeville C. H., < ember next within the leg 'ing described real Estate, 1 or tract of Land where illlara Tenuent died seize [VE HUNDRED ACRES, le same to be sold In fonr i vlng such metes and bourn lly appear by Platts \vhi( I on day of sale. Said lam II Little River In the couni lalf Cash, and the balance t car from day of sale, with li of llond. Credit portion nd, and a Mortgage upon tl J F C DuPRE, SherltT A. C. irifif's Sale. and others, vs. Manraret.Hei trix of Bennett Iienderso Execution. nulry executions tomedlrci dvo staled case, I will sell: Abbeville Court House will s.on Snleday In Jfovemb ng described Heal Estate, D and FORTY TWO ACRF less, bounded by lands ko IMUeshaw, titevu Smll wn. as the property of Benn sised at tbo suit Of lirltt ,ers. I. Purchaser to pay for p JFC DuPHE, Sheritr A C iriff's Sale. I, as Assignee, vs. F. C.Tin lnslev. en t for Foreclosure, f a decretal order of Judge . n the above staled, case, I wl outcry, at Abbeville Clou ic legal hours of sale, on Sa x next, the following descrl 0 wit: >r parcel of land, situate 1 ibevllle, State or South Car D & FORTY-NINE ACRE nd bounded by lands of J. J endcrson, W. C. Verell, L.. . SCAWrigbt. half cash, balance on tweli lecured by bond and a mor Ises, with Interest from dn J F C DuPRE, Sheriff A C sriff's Sale. r vs. T. C. Ncal, Admlnistr ' Surah A. Orr and W. W. O ent for Foreclosure, ef a decretal ordor of Jud| jy, In the cose above stated, c oulcry, at Abbeville Cou le legal hours of sale, on Sal 30r next, the following d ate. to wit: 1 and Lot In the town of Di )f Abbeville, State of Sou ling ONE ACRE, 1 bounded by lands ofWI Irs. C. O. Cohen,and frontli I. J F C DcPRE, Sheriff A C iriff's Sale. nd James J. Cooper vs. Jol rient for Partition, f a decretal ordor of Judge In the case above stated, c outcry, at Abbeville Cou le legal hours, on Saleday the following described Re or parcel of land, situate bbeville and Bute of Sou ting of ElKD AND TWENTY-SIS ACRES, inded by lands of Wm. P. A ler, and others, said realty parcels. half cash, tho remainder < e months with Interest fro lento be withheld until tl chase money is paid. Pu : papers, and the land to urther order at the risk of tl r If terms are not fully coi J F C DuPItE, 8 A ( jriff's Sale. ly vs. Timothy U. Caddy, et tent for Foreclosure, if a decretal order of Judge Ill t/IJU (VUUVC RMtlCUf Ic outcry at Abbeville Coi he leiral hours, on Saleduy , the following described K< find undivided half of the f d plantation, or tract of lar id being on the dividing 111 antics of Abbeville andEdf a of South Carolina, partly partly in the other Coun Creek, containing ;d a twenty-five acri unded by lariUs of A. T. Wi< rat and T. C. Perrln, deceas premises which Michael 1 junty of Abbeville, State i, by deed bearing date t >rll, one thousand eight hi -y-four, granted and convey mothy C. Cuddy and Wlllii -half of the purchase mon ndor on twelve months crec iy mortgago or the premls jm day of Sale. J F U DuPRE, sac eriff's Sale. vs. Wm. M. Wakefield, ctal lent for Foreclosure, jf a decretal order of Judge l the case above stated, I v outcry, at Abbeville Coi he legal hours, on Saleday ., the following described It or parcel of land, lying a State of South Carolina a vlllo, on waters of Beaver Di r >lnrd Labor Creek, waters r, and containing ID & THIRTY-EIGIIT ACR , eighteen perches, and wl id boundaries, as two pli lore fully represent, one of t ng One Hundred and Fori d eighteen perches, the otf icty Acres, and bounded I. Jordan, Jane L. Morrr m, and the lands of the Esti son, deceased. -half or the purchase mon sli, and the balance on a ere is, with Interest from the d lecured by bond and a mc raises, the purchaser to liu tying tlie whole In cash, i Plaintiff allowed to bccoi J F C DuPRE, Sheriff A I leriff' Sale. scales vs H. L. Cllnkscales nent for Foreclosure. 3f a decretal order of Judge 1 the case above stated, I v outcry, at Abbeville Coi :he legal hours, on Sale Day the following described K or parcel of land situate .bbevllle, State of South Ca RED AND FORTY-T\ ACRES, lng ou Johnson's Creek a jltlver, known as the hoi '. Cllnkscales, and bounded H. Carwlle, H. Robinson a les. half cash, and the reraalni ,h's credit, with interest fn J F C DuPKE, SAC 0. eriff's Sale. uid vs J. Mc. Moseley, Ch t. C. Moseley, ct al oent for Foreclosure, of a decretal order of Judge n the case above stated, I ? /.? %? of A hhpvlllo Pniirt. TTni I hours, on Sale Day in I the following described It' parcel of land situated In 1 wood, County of Abbevll Carolina, containing ONE ACRE, id bounded by lands of >1 i on the west, Mechanic str V. C. Waller and B. Keyno ul by Hlfi.ke street, ill, Purchaser to pay for J F C EuPItE, Sheriff A C eriff's Sale. nil W. If. Blake, Assignees, ;artand J. C. Maxwell, ct al lent for Foreclosure, of a decretal order of Jn< Ich, in the cane above suited ic outcry, at Abbeville Coi lie legal hour*, on Salcdny the following described K ud in the town of Green wo jvilltf,State of South Caroli; ({. & C. It.' It., which boun< the north by lands of J. Coi sof A. M. Aiken, on thesoi r. l'lowden, containing . J V !. 1 * >! LVI'i.TJ, . , Also, ONE FLOURING A3 situate In the town of Gre f lotof W. H. Whitlock. ;o the Mill property, eash; of property, one halt en iredit of twelve months, w ate, nii'l secured by bond an e premises. JFC Drl'RE, H A v ' ? * BLUE STONE. i ffl IT TEN CENTS A POUND. \ h" Edwin Parker. Oct. 1,1879, tf' . 5 NOTICE7 51 ? Of HPHE LA P. fj EST AND MOST COMPLETE ( d, J. Stock of ^ : BOOTS AND SHOES ? :'1 To b<> found In the county Is now offared for Is stile by " I WHITE BROTHERS. K PREPARED DRUGS?WITH THE FORMULA. aROMATIC Co<1 Liver oil with Hydrophosphivtes, Pure Cod Liver Oil with l'hos? phate of Lime, Pectoral Wine for Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis, Compound Pepslne for jyspepsiuand Indication, syrup n- of Sarsaparillu. with Iodide of Potabh. n, ALSO, Ladles' (Howard) Shoe Dressing Poultry Powders for the euro of Chicken diseases, Animal Carbolic Sonp. Edwin Parker. I I,. Sept. 24, 1879, tf 1 to ROSE, WATEK AMJJ SAW- C n DAL EMULSION. n of * CERTAIN Preventive of nation an<i ? 'I' A cure'oi Disease. w et Edwin Parker. ? A Sept. 24,1870, tf , NOTICE; IADIES' Misses' and Children Shoes a specialty. , >( E. M. Haddon & C6. _ Sept. 24,1870, tf j 8 notice: d . T ADIES' CLOAKS, the latest style!, $2.50 to U ft: JU S15.U0. ?? rt E. M. Haddon & Co; lie Sept. 21,1879, tf [ NOTICE^ : ' o- a BEAUTIFUL line of DRESS GOODS at A 12^ cents. ... C?. R. M. Haddon & Co. * Jf. Septal, JSTO, tf J $ Cunning ham & Templeton \ a- I RE now prepared to furnish the -m rr T\Taivrnvn cxttdt N i/iauiviiii; ujULAXbA i _J the old stand-by at 31, unlaundrlcd and SI,15 * Laundrled. t Under SMrts ail Wool Vestsj1 lb ' In great variety. ? Sept. 24,1870. * J in ?S JUBt receiving a complete lot of *1 Family Supplies. , wl COFFEE, SUGAR, BACON, LARD. MACK- 11 ERKL, GRIST, MEAL AND FLOUR, > in CRACKERS of all kinds. SYRUPS, n tli MOLASSES, VINEGAR, and a largo lot of PICKLES. ,'E T Canned Goods. 10 PINE APPLES, PEACHES, SALMON, jn DEVILLED HAM, OYSTERS, ( m SARDINES, TOMATOES. ,1 lie |>c Wines and Liquors, n* Pure hand-made Mountain !CORN WHISKEY, from 82.50 (0) 53,00 a gallon, purest and f best white RYE \VljfI8KEY over brought to ' this place, ?5,00 a gallon. and various other kinds or Com and ltye. A large !collectlon of ~~ pure WINES. Tobacco and Cigars, ? Br A superior lot of 5o CIOAllS, CHEWING ,/t AND SMOKING TOBACCO. Fruits & Confectionery, >d. APPLES, ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS. NUTS. CANDIES Ac. * Appl? Butter,' ro , Something new and nice In Gib Caris, Sl,25 a can. {$ Sept. 21. 1879, tf. /ni nj ; a uneap oiore. im Jt "t, 168 -'IWUIIH) 7. Buy Cotton iirt cl! ?AND? US SELL THE BEST GOODS ira | I0f ?AT THE? [ ES I Lowest Prices tyier S FOR CASH! iev ^ (II, AUR GOODS were purchased in Northern , [ny U market* FOR CASH and selected wJth ,r?. aire.- Give us a call and we guarantee Goods c ,Vp and prices. We keep a General .Stock. . at Sepi. 21, 1879, tf ' nc ' .Notice. :iii 13 jrt In ea' WfE ttre now receiving our FALL STOCK ?n W of LADIES' GOODS, which has been ro. boughtln the ro Nfiw Vnrt fc T?3lfimnrfi MarMs.: J.1 V II X Ui JUL V* V .1 , nd c tne At prices which will enable us tosell as cheap bv oh any house in tl)6 up country. In conse- 1 j!d qucnce of tl>o LOW PRICE OF COTTON, our entire Stock will bo sold at the lor j I ,n Lowest CASH PEICES, ' If our friends, and the public generally will give us a look, we;.feel confident, that we can ? convinco them that OLD AliliEVILLE is their best market," and ~ R. M. HADDON & CO,, ^the best place to buy, ? MILLINERY -he 1 lie, ft Dress goods, Dress Triniis, 1 ect 1U8 Black & Colored Silks, Silk & "Worsted tiFringes, Ladies' Cloaks, EonTiTzr Sliowlc Vn'hisjfi , I UV^tWJ Jb wuw l AWf *1 ?w*w ~ Laces, Silk and Lace Ties, j " Mm Real Hair Switches, Igc ||rI And almost everything a Lady would want. eal Eespectfully, | S R. M. HADDON & CO, Stb 1 Su,,t-ZX'l87n'tf A. Y. L. SIM NS, TS PKEPAHED to send passengers from cu* J. Hodges to Abbeville, Green wood, und other points. [Sept, 10,1879,2m i CANARY BIRD SEED d 11 FOR SALE AT c Edwin Parker's September 10. 1S79. I I . i, - w'. ' " . ^. / GROCERIES AttD PROVISIONS AF ALL KINDS " ARR SOW FUftNISHJ ed?t the lowestprlcos by ?- .? WHITE BROTHERS. October 1 i?70. ' r - v llB* ffilffiSllA III . AND - i . ; . .. ;j >'. ' ' y ( ( 4 3" AVE OPENED SO^E OF THEIR 1 lurge and attractive stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. '? k . ; ? ' * J?D are receiving frt.sb additions <> very day. hey are anxious to show their (rood* and 111 not bo'indcreold, they have a completo ssortmenlof . , GENT'S FURNISHING,' :i ' * consisting of earns, Gassiffleres ai Worstefis;' ' tho ladios will cn.ll they can see a eplendld . dectlon of IIOAKS & DOLMANS v ..if--, jfore thc-y are plekfed over. ' AH WOOL ROCHET SHAWLS m low as 81,50. Good . ID (JLOVES all shades atjPc. v talmbrals fend wbbl Skirts In abundance and low in price. Ann Maine' Hnmpticinjj fit 12ceiits per yard, artd s6lng rapidly. Sept. U, 1870.' tf. jl_ l _ a?. ? Jetwdeii White's Block and. the Central Hbtel. EVERYTHING in the Drug line at reasonable prices. Give me a call. ?i St McBKIDE Agt* H. D. REESE, Watch Maier ui Jeweler, ABBEVILLE, B.C. i]|7 IIsL be pleased tq serve his flrlends and Ir V the public with the best of work In his neat the lowest prices. Call at tbe store of lessrH. Barnwell & Co., where he may al* 'ays be found during business hours. April D, 1879; _ lobertson, Taylor & Cd. ^SUCCESSORS TO? rEO. W. WILLIAMS & GO. . r Cotton Factors, Wholesale Grocers, -^AND? IENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT 1 and 3 Hayne Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. Will give all business their most onreful .ttention. . Consignments of Cottbn Solicited. July 23,187'J, (im 'Tax Notice; % ______ * Treasurer's ofcfri^e,' August 27tl), 1879." [N accordance frith the Supply. Bill, ap-? proved December 24tb; ls7?, notice is lereby given that thia office wilJ be open or the collection of Taxes Monday, 15th September, and will remain open nntil Jctobef Slst, except the days included iri_ he schedule of appointments made beo\v i rhe Rate Per Centnm of Taxes is a? Follows: State purposes 2} Mills. County, 3 " Past indebtedness, J . " Public B'ence, J 11 Schools, j.,.2 41 Total, 9 Mills. Poll Tax, #1.00. In all cases where the May Installment' las not been paid a Penalty of Fire Per Centum vill be ad'isd to said Installment. AlKraxes remaining unpaid on the lstT lay of November will incur a Penalty of Fifteen Per Centum," ind will bo collected by distress or othervise until 15th November; after that late the County Treasurer will proceed . o collect by levy and sale as provided by aw. Taxes are Payable in he following kinds of Fauds and no" ithcr: on/1 Qiltrai* Pnitt - United States Currency, and National Bank Notes; and for County Taxes Jury and Witnesses' Tickets. Parties liablo to Poll TAx mdrefusingor failing to ?ay tlie samo vill be indicted before a Trial Justice for ?, i misdemeanor and upon ton viction shall jeflned not more than ten dollars, besides rosts, or by imprisonment in the County Fail not more than thirty days. All information as to Taxes freely given jy mail or otherwise. J. W. PERRIN, County Treasurer. August 27, 1879, 1-t fJfl.rnAitf.rv J^vmva I\lE undersigned hereby gives notlcc that ic In prepared to do all kinds of CARPENTER'S WORK AND BUILDING. Sc also repairs " :OTTOK GINS;THRASHERS, AND F.- i"S. * : 4 * V full supply of GIN MATERIAL alwu; on . land.- ! armors are requested to bring tislr ilns up early,In the season to allow tir a' to liave them properly prepared. Also ageut for tbo Taylor Cotton Gin, _ ^ , The Brooks Cotton Pr (J'p, Aniliu-Klnds of RUBBER and LEA-lItER BELTING. D.B.Sim, ABBEVILL?;, ^ 11.. *' Cr ~Dx. H. D. W' itsOnT ??? . ', DENTI ftTF.T, Abbeville, c. E.,, S. C. ?a- oniee; Upstair? ,jl ?w;PQ8t Office,*?* June 25,tf. ?*ver wvvfP,.^ u I Jfr?* * 9