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I ,*jp? I Ihe Press and Banner, ABBEVILLE, S. C. Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1880. At the Methodist Church. "God U love." "Beloved, let us love one nnother." Takinc these two quotations for his text the Rev. Mr. Smtl'ord delivered u very lulere?iiMK seriron In the MothiHiist church lust Monday morning. The dellverHiice of the preacher on litis occasion mi^ht, In our opinion, l>e termed a real go?pel cerinon. in k the truest and bcKtsense of the term. Hellrsl spoke in an impressive manner oi mc woh<lrou? love which God, our Father, hud evinced for hi* earthly children, and po-'tmyed in beautiful terms His continued watchfulness over us. "God Ik love." simple words, t^ic speaker said. but yet no eloquent and so expressive. They are the words which thoCreator and Kulerof the Universe used to d.sclo.se himself at.il his nature to mail. "Beloved let un love one another," continue the pro:wh*?r. and cut.Ivate In the heart that spirii of love and charity whieh tlilnk?th no evil of a brother. If a man "loveth not his brother whom he hatn seen, how enn he love God whom he hath not seen." Then, we should. In love to all mankind, endeavor to worship S the Lord our God, in purity of heart and in holiness of motive. A sermon of this kind, when there has been su-.-h n d?*artl5 of gospel sermons, leaves > around the heart a halo of sweetness, and love, not only for Him who first lovci us. hut for all mankind, and leave* Impressions upon the mind to which the nobler Impulses of the Hear* in voluntarily uirai uiu Death of an Excellent Lady. Died, near White Hall, Tuesd+y tho lf*th, of November, 1SS0, Mrs. JameRL. White,afier a short Illness of pneumonia, ased 4o years. Hhe hid been a consistent member of the Methodist church at Asbury Tor twenty-six years, and her remains now rest in the family t?uryli>K jfround at Mount Morlah Church. Hhe leaves a husband and three children to monrn the Irreparnhle lews. A devoted wlfe| xnd an affectionate mother has been called to that rent which awaits the rlKhtexis In that higher and better Ian I, wh??re sorrow and death are unkauwo, and where the weary arc at rest. Ttik yonng men of the town, with a commendable zeal, to Improve themselves In the ^ art i,r in&sterinir the shot tun. ami keeilnri abreast with tbe novelties of the times have j organized themselves into a shooting club, i and have ordered a trap, and a barrel ?>f clasn > bills, to shoot at during tncse "melancholy i days" we linngine some of them will find tt harder than tluy think, as we ?nw at the last! Fair one of our crack shots, miss every ball j that was thrown up, ho consoled himself, however, by saying that partridge* were much harder to shoot, aud at killing these he ? can't be beat. Rhkriff DrPRK and some of his friends, went 'possum hunting, last Monday nirht. j After investing several dollars in cigars, and other necdfulsi driving three miles with his: males and wa,'on. paying the driver a bonus. ! walking eight miles, enduring the severely] cold weather, and catching one 'possum. The; question arise* was the candle wo-th the : name, and at which price should that 'possum, a kitten, be rated. Didn't he deserve to be; caught, and who got taken iu, the'porsutn or the hunters. Ms. Rich ard Sosdley, goes to Nowberry j to act as groomsman for one of his friend* ; who marries to-morrow. We know Di -k will have a good time, aud hope be will find his mate down there. A good, clever, fellow.! wecommend blm to the good graces of the; fair damsels of Newberryto whom we; confess a weakne*s. When dick urennexer, Dick Sondlev, unJ Sammy Tllden marry, this; country will be hi |>cace, and we fchall hear no more of war* and rumor* of war. Ir our lcgislxtors dmlre to work for the : country's go-od, which we flare not !gal nsay, let them repeal what is termed the Lien Ij?w. 1 ?CUivendon Pre**. Ye*. it would he a flue thing to deprive the px?r people of thl*| country of the credit which enaWlcs them to run their farms. The lien law Is no doubt abused, nud It mi<(bt be well enoii jh to limit ; ' the article# upon wblcli a lien could be given, but to repeal the law would enlall grc?t suf- ! ferine on the p<?or. Stkifkr of our county, 1* In luck, he Ih j now In quest of a lame fortune which awult* him In Germany, and which will aniou.H, when he get* lt> to eight million of doliai*. He has the highest legal authority for the- genuineness and certainty of his claim, and is very nangulneof obtaining this large amount. I We sincerely hope that he may secure it, and when he?ucc*r<l*, that he will not forget his g kk1 friends tbo proprietor* of the Pi ca* and Maimer. Ma;. Zeiolkr, his had sent to him, ti petition relating to an appropriation ror tiie development of Rro-id River. As this ltlver, -with comparatively moderate expenditures of money, may be made an important highway | to the sea, ami largely facilitate tho general commerce of the country. our citizen* are re:j Denied to call at his ofllcc, and sign the! ? Mine. It In only four weeks until Christmas, Let j na forget politico and turn our atlenti >n to' theJoyou?ne*s of the season. It makes little difference to you and me who is elected Presl-; dmt :? long as we have weil-fllled cMi'S mid possess happy, contented hearts. Let uscease to hate Kn l givo thanks to the Giver of every good gift for his great klnde*s to us and ours, j Dk. T. L. Cai.houn, lort ye-terday fir At- J lanta, to attend a course ot lectures, nt the; Atlanta Medical Institute. We Wish him much suece.-s and hoj>o that he may rea lie his hirbest hopes, and l>cthe ornament to his county that the Arnolds Mubrss. Tapprt*, IVIliouns, Mabrys, Wldcmans, and a host of others have proved themselves to be. Mr. Jaxkm W. Ekwin, of Millwa.v, was on our street* ye?terdny. He has for sometime been a great suitcrer from a hand which was badly cat in his gin about two months ng >. I He seem* now in u fair way to recover. Ihe man who could Invent sumo plan to prevent ! such accidents would be a public benefactor, j I* compliance with the Thanksgiving proc- j tarnation all the offices in tho Court House, I wl l t?e closed next Thursday. hII persons i ?- havimrbUKlnesswith theseofficials had better! MII Li CI JJtl tC, u LI U UIWUU VU tucil uunuivoi uviviv. that time. The memberwof theI^gin^RtUTand a number of our lawyer* wnt to Columbia la<t Monday. The former to attend the meeting I of the legislature, which met yesterday, and the latter to attend the sitting of the supreme Court. Waooxs! Wagons! !?Real a Mellwalne bare lu*t received ?<-?rliwtd of Western ^r of ill! 4ke* which they will sell n? low an I .uarantce to be an good an any We*tcru wac on* ever brought to this market. Spt 22 tf Mr. Haxukl Hodges, of Greenwood ban the flne*t dog In thin country. He gave the rnont fubuloim prl-e for him, and nctording to Mr. Hodges he in the livellext, quick cut, and mo?t remarkuble dog in these parts. Awv w AHA mat. nut #%f aovapul htmHroH vnt angry whan told that he owed for subscription. He has retired to nurse tils wntib. Others sensibly see that this is our only way to run oar business. The I/ivrmsville Herald has entered It* tblrty-flfth year with ^renter prospects of usefulness th*n ever before. e concratu late the Herald upon the excellence of that Journal. Ir you want the best and latest Idens in housewifery, consult Mr H. (J. Canon. He in authority on this ?u?ject. and can tell you where the best eggs, butter, 4c., can be purchased. Mr.. Gko. W. Kpker, of Mounterey. has turned his attention to turkey hunting, he killed In one week, Ave in six shot*, and lice Alexandar thirsts for more to overcome. IX all your planting operations, you should rememlxir that your form Is your capital nnd that increasing it* producing capacity means adding to your principal. Ij* another column wo reproduce a reporter's account of his visit to Jen Davis. It will be TnunU that he avoids speaking on politlcul subjects and widows. Nobody works harder than our friend Bailey of tho Greenville Enterprise and 9 Mountaineer, and nobody makes a better paper than he docs. I Fob the next thirty daysJones & MIHerwlli tioae out their entlr* stock of Dry Goods and Shoes at New York prices. They mean Whet they say. Mb. Gborok B. Soudlbt, formerly of this place, is now employed as traveling asrent for the ttunday Mirrvr, published in Augusta, Ga. Success to him. Jcdoe Thomhow after furnishing his ardnr *>us duties on theKeventh Circuit has returned home, looking as well, and as impervious to eold, as erer. Ir you want to regulate your clock or watch bo by Prof. Johnson's ringing of the school bell, be rings It himself, at 8:30 to the very inund. It lsa little singular* bot "evertheless t?ue, that the National nhd Stale Thanksgiving - tiny, sh juld fall on tfae 3?)th day 01 iho year. Slide in Shoks. ? Meuni. Jones <1: Mll'er have reduced thel.- large stock of shoes forty percent. Oetthem In lime before the rush. The Kershaw O'uelte Is nearly full of advertisements. We congratulate our neighbors on the evidences of their prosperity. IT you are In ncxl of a good wi^on, call on Mr. J. W. Robertson for a Mllnurn wa^on. It is ihe best and cheapest In the world. The most substantial or the most glittering harness can be bought at Mr. J. W. Robertson's carriage repository. The demand for wood during the last few vlays has bf*en greut. and the supply has been equal to the demand. Mb. B. F. smith has moved his milt to Mr. A. J. Ferguson's Spring, where It will be rttn for a mouth or two. Ir you are In want of a vehicle of any klnl it cau be had at Robertson's carriage reposlL tory. B Mrs. Stafford returned Inst Friday, after P* an extended visit to relatives in North Caroi Una. 1 New Crop New Orleans Molus*es and selfr rising Buck-wheat flour at While Brothers. Rev. Mr. Pratt conducted religious service In the Baptist Church last Sunday. It Is not too late yet., and we would advise our farmers to sow heavy crops of oats. All of our Representatives. lawyers, and , prominent men are now In Columbia. Ij* the absence of the Rector, the Episcopalians had lay reading on last Sunday. The Aromatic Cod Liver Oil with the Hypo phosphite of Lime! Soda and Potash. Milbhrn wagons are oil the rage. Get one at Robertson's carriage repository. Boott'b Emulsion of Pine, Cod Liver Oil, with the Phosphite of Lime. We have had sonsiderable c<Jld weather during the past week. The Estey Organ is the Instrument tor home and church mnslc. The Estey Organ has the M Patent Harmon lque Coupler." Estey Organs. A Superior Instrument at Dr. Parker's. ft The Estey Organ has the " Patent Manual Sf- 8ub-Ba*?." & Rev. R. W. 8etmocr was In tawn last Monday. !* The Estey Organ has the " Patent Vox Ju[S hilante." lag _ THE Presbyterian ohurch was closed last WT Sunday. K The Estey Organ has all the ' Improved Ma| tetials." The Estey Organ has the " Patent Reed . Board." a great deal has been said of late, whlc I has nor been comnliinentaiy to the Norther Democrats. Such remarks seem to hk to t til wrong. The only objection which we m t'? the Northern Democrats Is, that there Isn enough of them. The "hark" mountains wore white wit snow on last Monday inornlne, wliloh cause the weather to he rather cold at this place.Pickens Sentinel. Fifty Mormon converts consrrceatcdatOhai fanoojra, on Tuesday, and left for^a'tLak fit** KnU.ir hv* (?thor? sit Vnshvlllfi. Have you seen them? What! That larg stock of Hoots and Shoe* at Smith A Son's. Lathes, the best in market, that Frencl twlllrd ku!tintr at SmiMi A Son's. Don't f >r?pt (t? A snienditl line of Heady Made Clothingat Smith A Son's. ExAmisk tlmt piece of Hlark Silk for 7 cents per yard at Smith & Son's. Ladies Dre?sGoods in u variety of stylesa Smith A Son's. The Estey Organ has the " Patent Vox IIu mana." The E-.tey Organ has the 'Tatent Knei Swell." The Estey Organ has (lie " Patent Organ Bel lows." The carpenters about town seem to b< busy. Mr. C. C. Wardlaw arrived here yester day. The Estey Organ has the " Improved Tone.' Over-Coats! overcoats! at Smith A Son's, The fistey Organ has the " Patent VJoletta." The Estey Organ has the " Patent Reed." Pay up or your paper mny be stopped. The Estey Organ has the " Artistic Omen. Dr. Edwin Parker. Agent, has two on txhlbillon la his store. Newspapers. E*lVor* Pre** and Manner : What a mighty agency Is the Pr?ss of today? We may lalk about advancements in [ o her departments, but it dot s not usually amount to more than simply speculation as to the luture. In the improve ! modern newspaper we have a real practical specimen of progress in the concrete. Tamindge and Spurtreon prcach the eleven o'clock itermwii on Sunday morn inc. and before breakfast tne next day their sermons have been printed and circulated throughout New York and London. On Tuesday, the second of November, the peopleof the United Stated ca>-t their votes lor the candidates for the chief magistracy of the nation, and on Wcdne-dav morning the newspapers told us how giacefulty Hancock submitted to his defeat. And what an immense amount of money do nowspap-rs cost I We are liable to underrate their cost when we see them offered for sale at two cents a copy. Several years ago It was staled that the leading dally of one of our small State* cost nunually some$75.0K>. Judging from this how great an exp?nac must be conne cted with the management of the great d;>llies of the world, such as the London THmcs or the yew York Herald. To a very considerable extent, the newspapers create und mould public rentlmenU I care not what political measure you wish to l>e adopted provided It has the semblance of truth about It, if you can only win to your side a few of the leading papers, you will in all probability be successful. Allot us know how Imperceptibly we are won over to the views maintained by the papers which we read. Tills also explains why tl.e readers of the same newspaper no generally hold uud maintain the same political sentiments. If you can only Induce your political foe 10 mid the new*paper organs of your own party,you may reguid voumclf, a? In no small decree, victor. As the result of these reflections, we will offer one or two praciical suggcoilous. In the first place, we shuu-d weigh wei1 what we read in the newspapers. Many of them lire iiuijt aiiii-umiu umc vawuvhv wmuivutors and, when this is the case. ih.-y constitute uu lnvalm.b:? educational factor. But we should by no means accept everything which we rend in print as unadulterated trutu. Much of il In spurious and very pernicious. There Is one chins of writers whose articles we should scan with special c.ire. We a.iude t.i those persons in whose integrity of character we repose cunllder.ee, and who ure quick to lake up new ideas but who are slow to detect the fultacie* of learned sophiste. Imbibing unconsciously false views mid {principles, they frequently disseminate their erroneous doctrines, and thus mi vie.id a too confiding public, with the very be^t intentions indccJ, but with no le?s fatal results. Public Journalists frequently lead astray their readers by commcnunc in an ex cathi.dra manner upon topics w.ileh are not properly within their sphere and upon which they are not informed. For example some new educational theory is advanced. It strlKes the popua r fancy. The pa;eis have tlKlr columns lull of articles with elaborate explanations of its many excellencies, and pretty soon, you hear it asserted that the iTogressive spirit of the times demands its adoption, und iho-e Institutions which Jo not at ouco comply with the request are modestly informed that they are not keeping abna-t With the age. And yet Ihe new scheme which the papers so loudly demand shall be inc*/'p:init--d ftiio the educationui system of the da-j . in reality may be interior to thai which is nlreaiy in ue, and which has m< t with me approval of distinguished educalorrt and has b- en sane tloi.cit by I hi* wisdom and experience ol aues. In the second niiwc, we should learn to wleMiho pni our?evc\ \V?* shm.d not lei{Hrd our education compute until we ran write u ropecUible article for the |>ul>lli* JouriniI. N<> o:,e nerd e.xpect, to t>e tanked among th- le iderx of publle th>n?ht who lius not i-y menus of the requisite skill and pructlcr, tully qualifier himself therefor. By adopting tUe>v two *uvB?*Htlv?ii? we will bu* better prepared 10 nv.iil ourstlv? s or the mnnv ad\ai.l:>Ke* which the newspapers afford us and at the same time to s-lileid ourselves lroni the errors and mistakes Into which they sometimes ic-a I us. ^ ALIQUId. A YICTIM TO CHLOROFORM. T e Sad lh>ath of a Yonn? Lady of Feruaudina, Fla., in Savannah, On. Savannah. November 19. ? Minx Jennie Payne.of Fernandinn, Fla., was found dead In bed this morning lit the residence of her brother-in-law, J. B. O'Neill, of this city, where she was visltlnir. 8he had been sutlerln; with neuralgia and used chloroform for relief. An empty bottle of the fluid was found In her grasp and it Is supposed that she InImle-J too much and becoming unconscious the bottle overturned and the contents spilled over her. She was about nineteen years old ami ivm tr> have b<><*n married to a voum iren t<eman in Fcrnandina next month" married. MARRIED at the residence of the bride's motner, in Ander-on County, on 14th November, by Rev. It. W. Burls, Mr. A. L. FOSTER, or Abbeville to Miss T. W. MAT'fiSON, of Anderson. birtiis. At Abbeville. November 20, 1880, Mrs. Julius H. Dul're, a daughter. At Abbeville. November 2, 1S80, Mrs. B. W. Barnwell, a son. PRESBYTERIAN Mutual Association Fund. Chartered under the Laws of Kentucky. ^ i E pay no big salaries, keep no expensive offices, take none but the sa:'e>l risk*, select our own territory, ?>nd henc- iuii no danger of breaking. We otter tbr che.ipest insurance of any ompany la exist* nee. Home of the best men of Louisville are at the head of thlK Association. I bave been appointed agent for this Company, at At'beville. and wlil be pleaded to see unv one, at my office In the Dendy buildin.', who desires cheap and safe insunince. And will take pleasure in explaining to them the stroug feature? of this Association. Al. L. Bonham, Jr. Nov. 24, 3m. "BEIDGETO~LETr 1^0 be let to the lowest bidder, the rebuilding of th* bridge at Dendy's, on I/>ng Cane, December ^Ut. Specifications on the day of letting. J. F. LIVINGSTON, County Commissioner. Not 24. 1880, tf PALE OTP PERSONAL PROPERTY. By authority and under direction of an order Issued to me us Committee of D. W. Hawthorne. by J. Fuller Lyou, Probate Juae?* for Abbeville County. State of South Carolina. L will sell at public outcry, at Abbeville Court House, on sale day of December next (6th w;tlil? l?tml hours, the following property, belonging to the Estate of the suld b. w. Hawthorne: THREE FINE HORSES. ONE TWO-HORSE WAGON AND HAR NESS. ONE JERSEY BULL itNOWN A3 "YORK.' JWTERMS CASH. W*. HOOP, Committee, for D. W. Hawthorne. Nov. 21, 1580,2t. EXECUTORS SALE! T>Y virtue of anthorlty vested In us by thl -t> will of LOCIS COVIN, DECEASED, w< will sell at public outcry on Friday 17th De ceniber. next, the following real est-ite, to wit TrnctNo. I known as thoHOLLIW A Y TRAO situated on the proposed line of the Savanna! Valley Railroad, containing Two Huddred and Twenty-Five Acrei more or less. Also tract No. 2 containing Forty-Sevea Acres, more oc less. Tract No. S containing Twenty Acres, Thee? lands He In a short distance of Mt. Car mel,S. C., and are valuable for their tlmbe and the production of com. cotton and grain Also the following personal property: 4 Mules, 1 Horse, Cattle, 1 Baggy, 2 Wagons, Oat Seed, Cotton Seed, Plantation Tools, and Household and Kitchen Fiifniture. Terms made known on day of sale. Fo further Information apply to the underslgnec 1'ost Office, Ca'houn's Mills. P. A. COVIN, S. R. MORRAH, i Executors. Nov. 24,1880, iU h f Frcltine College. n | k; I Krskixe Coi.ieok, Nov. 17th, 1880. >e The Board met at the call of the chairman 11 The roll was called and the following mem ; bers answered totheir names: Itev. J. Boyee i 1>. D., l'rof J. 1'. Kennedy, Itev. J. I. Bonner , P. I>., Dr. J. rj. Miller. Joseph F. Lee. H. (I " sharp, .I.e. Wilson, It >bert .Moreheart, Gen. It "IK. Hemphill, Itev. J. C. Boyd. Calvin Brlce, Itev. H K. Brad lev. T. K. Brlce. James Brlce. l-i The object of the meeting as stated by the e' chairman was to adopt the proper measures j to secure ft permanent Professor for the chair c , of Mathematics in Ersklne College. I Before the main business was taken up, on motion the following resolution was adopted: : Ke.ioh'rd, that the Financial committee be ' instructed to make no further loans of college - funds to private parties on mortgitge of real es:nle. 5! The memb"rs of the Board were individu] aliy called 011 to give their view* on the snb. Meet under consldeiatlon. the befit mode of flllljliur the vacant Professorship. I Thef'illowlngresoJuMon wasofTcredhy Gen. j Hemphill, and alter a full discussion was adopted: , | JtcJiutved, that a committee of three be apJ pointed to open a correspondence for the pnrI pose of seen 1 Ins a Professor of Mathematics " I of Krsklne College to till the chair made va1 cant by the resignation of Rev. J. N. Young, 5'to report at an adjourned meeting of this 1 Board. .! Dr. Crier. Dr. Bonner and Prof. Kennedy, were appointed the committee. , On motion by Dr. Bonner, Iltto red, that when tills Board adjourn It , adjourn to meet on the evening of tho second , Wednesday of January, 13*1. The minutes huvinz been read and approved 1 the Board adjourned. _ J. BOYCE, Chairman. Josf.ph F. IjKK, Secretary. 15 Stop Organs, Sub Bass and Conpler Only $65?Best in the U. S. Open your eyes wide before you send North . for Instruments. Spread e?glcadvertisements | do !v>t always tell theexact truth. Better Injstrunients lit same or lews prices can be had nearer home. See these oti'crs: Organs?lil ;i Stops, -1 Sets Reeds, Sub Bass and Coupler, i Beautiful Case, only S65; 9 Stops, 4 Sets Heeds. I only 859; 7Stops, 3 SeiR Reeds,$.V>. Stool and honk Included, Pianos?7 Oct. lane size, Rich I Ho^ewood Case, only $179 ; 7J,<,Oot. largest size. 1 only $200; "li Oct. Square Grand, extra large, Mugnilleent Case, only >2j0. Stool and cover included. All from old and reliable makers, i and fully guaranteed; 15 days test trial. We : pay freight 11 not atlsfactory. Positively the ! best bargains In the U. S. No mistake about thl?. We mean business and competition 1 with the world. Send for fall prlccs 1SX0. It i will pay you. Address, I.uddcii A Bates' ] Southern Music House, Savannah, Or. Remember Your Trees. I' WILL be at Abbeville Court House, on Saturday the 27th and all who fail to gel their tree* on or bef?ie that day will find their accounts in tho hands of ofHcer* for ?ollectlon, I mean It. N. P. HEXLY. November U, 1&S9. tf State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. I Probuto Court?Clta'lon for Letters of Administration. By J. Fuller Lyok, Esq., Probate Judge. 11? HKREA8, Thos. P. Ouarles hns mnde \\ Kulttom?. to grant him letters of Administration of the Estate nnd ettrcts of Lewi* Perrin, late of Abbeville County, deceased. Them) ?re therefore to cite and Admonish all and fdugular the kindred und creditors of th? suld Lewis Pt-rrln, deceased, that they be and appenr, berore me. in the Court of Probate. to he held nt Abbeville C. H., on Tuesday, the 7th of December, niter publication , hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show j cause, ir uny they have, why the said Ad mlnl-tration should no? beeranted. Given under my hand and seal, this 22d day of November. In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred nnd eighty, and in the one hundred and tilth year oi American Independence. Published on the 21th day of November. 183\ In the Abbeville I'rext and Manner nnd on the Court House door for the time required by law. J. FULLER LYON, J. Pro. A. C. Nov. 24.2t [State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. Probate Court?Citation for Letters of Administration. Br J. Fuller Lyon, Esu., Probate Judge. W HE BE AS. M. G. Zeigler as 0. C. P. ninde cult to me, to grant him Letter* of Admlu'.ntiation rum testamento annexo of the suuennd eliect" of William Stone late of Abi bevil.e County, deceasi-d. These are therefore toHteand admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Wllilaiii Stone, deceased, that they he and ap) oit, he<ore nie. In tin* Court of Prohut'*, to he held at Abbeville C. H.. on Tuesday he 4th of January, after publication lie.1?of, at 11 o c orkln the forenoon, to show cause. If any they h ive, why the Bald Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and veal, this '.J2d day of November, in the j?arof our Lord one thousand eight hunurod and eighty ami tn the lOith year of American Independence. Published on tho 2!th day of November, 1RSC In tho Abttrvillc Prcu and Bonner, unit on the Court House door for the time required by law. J. FULLER LYON, Nov. 21, 18S0, 8t PioUrte Judg?. State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. in til k probate court. Ex Parte F. V. Prultt. Petition for Settlement nnd Pischnrge. NOTICE Is hereby clv#-n that F. V. Prultt has applied to thl* Court for a discharge i>s administrator ol" the estate of John Miller, aeci*;im-u. It Ik ordered, That Friday the 2<th of December. 18*0, t>e llx?d an the time for the i>ettiemcnt of the miiJ eatuie and discharge of the Administrator. J. FULLER LYON', J. Fro. A. C. Nov. 22, 11580, 4t FIneold Jiunaica Rum Saruanarilla Bitters or Plantation Tonic, guaranteed to be the Ilest Tonic Appetiser and Wholesome Stimulant and M<xxl Purifier in the M'orlrt. Nov.8. EDWIN PARKER. Slratton'H Violin String*, E, A, D and O. stmtton'8 Violin Rosin. Nov. 8. EDWIN PARKER. I)k. Ciiknky'8 Expectorant and Croup Preventive, a Balm lor the Suffering. Nov. 8. EDWIN PARKER. SPECIALNOTICE. AMONG the specialties to arrive this week we would call attention togi-eat varieties of ladles' (,'loakR at. <2, St 34 and So. These Hoods have been bought ut low tlguresaud arc the very best at prices named. R. M. HADDON <t CO. Nov. 3,1880, tf "HERBINE." "A New Tlim." "A Good TMni." -A CURE FOR ALL Malarial and BiliousDiseases, AGUE AND FEVER, LIVER COMPLAINTS, BILIOUSNESS AND DYSPEPSIA, REMITTENT -AND? AM M jdiiiuusx evcrs, CONSTIPATION. i Itcives general. satisfaction and tbose who use It say thut 1 "IT IS A GOOD THING." IT IS A Wonflerful Vepiali.e MEDICINE. PTiWTlff PARKER. AOT. N~7.u85.7r ~ To School Trustees. I The Trustees of tho dlflersnt townships are I requested to make a return of the total numI berof whiteaud colored children who have attended the public schools thin year. DAVID CRAWFORD, j School commissioner. i Sheriff's Sale. i Joseph S. Brltt ajsln?t Samnel J. Fester. Sale Under an Execution. ! T)Y rlrtue of an execution t? me directed. In the shore slsted case, 1 m ill sell at AbbeTille Court I!ons>, on t>aleday in December next, the following described Real Estate to wit The Home Tract containing TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, fltast* In the Stata and county sforessld, hounded by laudi of J. A. Norwood, Jno. A. Calhoun and others. Also the Quarter Tfact Of land, elluste In the Mine r oounty and Suae, containing KITE 11UNUUED ACRES, mere or less, bounded by lands of James A. Norwood, John A. Calhoun. James EdwSrd Calhoun and others, bold a* the proprrty of Samuel J. Hester at the suit of JoM-ph ft. Brltt TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. r. C. DtrPBE, S. A. C. Sheriff's Offlc*,NoT. 10.1880. E EXECUTOR'S NOTICE, PERSONS holding claims tfjjalrtjt the estate of James i llnKscnles, dtccasQjJ. will pro Bent I lie same to tiio undersigned wlthlu thir ty days or be barred. JOHN A. ROBINSON,. JOHN W. CLINKSCALES. Nov. 17, 1580,4k Executors. Sheriff's Sale. Charles PcbraM app, Jacob Hchmldlupp ond otbcri against William A. Lluibccker. 8alc under an Execution. TJY virtue of sundry Exocutlons to me directed, ir i the above stated ci.se. I will sell at Abbeville i Court IIoiiim* on Salt day In December next, the U?l j lowing described prop, rty, to wit: ' | ONE STOKE 1I0C6K AND I.OT s J In the town of Nlt.eiy-Slx, fronting fifty feet on Cam > j brills street, running back about one hundred and tr>. '; feet, bounded by (.'umbridze ctroet, W. Kouchx, U. j J. and C. Kinard and K. W. Wnpener AC". Also j THIRTY ACRKS OK LAND more or Irw. hounded hy old Fort lands, lands of J. 1'. l',.illl|'S. l?land Kurd "and i'ninl>rld;rt" roaon nnd Und nf llriiry It. Tui jiit. Sold ? ilit< | r-i|nTty of Wm. A. I.imt ecM-r, :it the suit (if Cbirlrs ami Jucob fcliuildlapii and others. Ttbis ca* . J. F. C. DuPRE, S. A. C. Not. 4, ISsO. State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. In tjik Pkobatf. Court. Ex Parte?W. It. Muttlaon, Petitioner, Petition for Final Discharge. tnTTf'K u horMii- irivon thnt W. It. Mnttl i\ Hon, ptiarUiKH of G. V. Mattison, hn? nppllrd to tills Court for a discharge from Ills tniKt. It is ordered, tlint Wednesday the Rth of December next l>e fixed ax ttio duy for the settlementol the estate of the said 0. W< Mattison and discharge of the Guardian. J. FULLER LYON, Nov. 10,1S80. J. Tro. A. C. SPECIAL NOTICE, MILLINERY! DRESS GOODS! WE arc making larpe addition* to our stock of Millinery, Dre-s Good*. Dress I Trimmings and Fancy Goods, to which we call special atlcniion. ii. m. iiaddon j: co. j Nov. 8. 1880, tf SPECIAL NOTICE" Headquarters for dewing Machine*. The very best at $20, > and K50. We linv* 20 machines in Mock an<i more to arrive. Needles, Oil and AttncliiuentK fountain ly on j hand. It. M. IIADDON & CO. I Nov. 3,1RS0, tf Election Over! -BETUBNS FROMJOB & 11.11 SHOW THAT THEY ARE SELLING goods cheaper than ever. BACON 9J, SUGAR 91 to 12*, COFFEE 61 lbs. to ths $1. SHOES! SHOES! -AND DRY GOODS, AT BOTTOM PRICES. THEY CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD. DON'T FORGET IT, Nov. 3,18S0. U State of South Carolina, n 1_ _r a ut :n ~ isouuiy ui auucviuc. IS THE I'KOBATE COURT. Iu the mutter of the Estate of Jolcy 8. Norwood, Minor. Petition for Settlement and Discharge. NOTICE Ik horeby given that T. C. Norwood as guardian of Jolcy 8. Norwood, minor, has petitioned this court for the appointment of rv day for settling thcnnld estate, antl grunting him ? final discharge. It i* ordered, that Krlduy the SJth day of November next, be fixed for a settlement or said e?.t:ite, uud grunting h tlnul discharge to the petitioner as prayed for. Given ujder my hand and the seal of this Court, this October ?!d, A. 1>. IKS). J. FULLER LYON. Nov. 3,1880, tf Judge of Probate. State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. IN TIIE r?onA?IE CO CUT. In the matter of the Eittntcri of William Rich ey ami h-llzubctli ItlcUey, aeceusou. Ex Parte?O. M. Mattlson, as Executor, Petition* r. Petition for Settlement and Discharge. NOTICE Is hereby given thatU. M. Miittlson as Executor of theesia'os aforesaid has this day filed his petition pruylnn that Q day be tlxcd for the settlement of said estates und a final discharge from said trusts. It U ordered, that Saturday the 1th of December next, he fixed lor settling the aforesaid estates, and discharging the Exernior as praved for. J. FULLKK LYON, Nov. 3,18S0, tf J. Pro. A. C. State of South Carolina County of Abbeville. IK THE rHOBATK CUCET. Ex Parte H. R. snd J. L Bsrmore, ivtltlonsra. Petition for Settlement and Dlacbargs. N OTICE Is hereby gWen that the atmee named petitioners ?5 Executors of the Katntf of Sar^h A. Bsrmore. UrCMtied, hare I ad their pclhlnn In tbla Court praying that a day he appoint* d for a avttleinei) of said eautv, and also discharging thorn from their add truxt Ordbuh, that Saturday the 37tb NOVEMBER next be flxed for settling the eetatc, and granting a final discharge to the |*litiontTS a* prayed for. Given under my hand md the aeal of the Court, this Octubrr '22, A. D. I860. J. FULL ICR LTON, Not. 8.16S0. J. IV. A. C. TO RENT. I ACRES of good cotton and corn lnnd l*-M? in Oconee county, lu milts N. W. oi Walhalla. at the feet of the Blue lttdge. For Information, terms, etc., apply at this ofllce. August 4, 1S80, 3m. Notice that Bankrupt has Applied for Discharge. In the District Court ot the United Htatcs?For the District of South Carolina. In the matter of Miner ic Watson,BankruptIn Bankruptcy. At Charleston, In said District, on the 19th day of October, A. D. 1880. \tOTICE Is hereby given that a Petition has il been filed in said Court by J. Sales Watson of the firm of Miner & Watson, Bankrupts, of Abbeville, In said District, duly de Clitred R nmmrupi, uiiuvi uivnt>i>i v i?<(n<n>, entitled "An Act to establish a Uniform System of Bankruptcy throughout tiie United Slates," approved Mnrcb 2<J, 1867, foraDioclnrtse anil Certilieate thereof from nil his debts and other claims provable under said Act. aud that tlie 16th day of November nest, at Greenville, 8. C? before J. H, Whltner, RcgiKter In Banki uptcy, ?t his office, 11 o'clock, a. m., Ik assigned for the hearing of the same when and where you may attend and show cause, if any you have, why the prayer of the mild Petition should not be granted. E. M. SEA 11 ROOK, C. D. C. U. fl. S. C. Oct. 127,1M0, ot ISTM, Have a large and well selected stock of DRY GOODS, -ANDGROCERIES, ?and tho newest styles of? READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, Hats and Caps, WHICH THEY SELL CHEAP. Oct 6,- ltjSO, tf . Tie filliamstoa Female College RKSPEtrrruLi/fr oflfers Its services to those i>arenu who desire to secure for their daughters the thorough and symmetrical cultivation ol their physical, Intellectual, and moral powers. it U conducted on what Is called ttie "ONf-BTWT" PLAV, with a Skmi-Annual Course of Study ; and, by a system of TuiI tional Premiums, its Low Rates are mode still lower for ALL who average 85 per cent, j No Publlo Exercises. No "Receptions." . Graduation, which Is always private, may oc, | cur eight tlines a year. Forftf.I Information, write for an Illustrated Catalogn6. . Address, REV. 8. LANDER, President, : Oct 27,80,ly WllHumston, 8. C. ' -jClOAKSr # cellcnt hue olj Goods nnd [ i make every ef-j I fort to give eu-J L ,JC*I I P. Ul jure btilimui;nun 00 ff BASKET jp h a n n e l, We have en ; iilack silk, neariy every! i DRESS (*OODS , , . body wants. LACES, FTTTSTjTS: the very thiiif TIOKS. W. JOEL ; cot. 20,1&S0, (f IPill 1880. FI /\TTTI C UUIl C Millinery, Dr D ress Trimming Coaks? Hair1 Laces. Fiiif And everything for the : cry department, and, having been | market*, we can guarantee our friends ish and at very lowest prices. Consult EMP October 13, 1880. 1880 "OJPJSJ FALL 8 We Would call tl LADIES OF ABBEV FALL AN STY MILLINER"! RUFFLINGS, trt?Tri*rrLC i?j W JU JIJUAA* VI JL * FEATHER? REAL m FUR ALSO, the greatest variet CASHMERE!), Black a Colored SATINS. Black and BUTTONS, Zephyr stf AWJ Our Stock is almost twice invite an inspection of the & FALL GOODS. Are now opening their lar WINTER GOODS. THE FEINTS, in all styles, CLOTHING, ingrea DRESS GOODS, BOOTS and S CLOAKS s GROC ta_GIVE THEM A CALL"** Sept. 8.1880 tf W. II. TOT Dru; NO. 812 BROAD S Respectfully call the atten Plant'-r? und pooplo eenerally to ttaolr Tinner? Morlirimc PhpmipJlk Pfli DIU^o, UlOUIViUJi), uuuujiuuiu? iui which they offer at prices a* low an can be I the nbove, they also carry the largekt uiid b cleg in the South. MR. K. H. LAND, (formerly BurrettA L will be clad to meet hi* old friend*. New Piano. ANEW nnd splendid Piano, from the' ? Smith Music House, of Greenville, S. can be seen at th'5 residence of Mr. J. D. Ch mere. Call and i ec a first cluss instrument Oct. 20f.h, 1?W. Greenville <t Columbia raii.ro. Passenger Trains will run as folio dally. Sundays excepted, on und after Ale day, November 8,18KU. VP. Leavo Columbia at. ?..11 25 a Leave Alston 1^ -to p Leave Newberry 1 :J0 p Leave Hodge* .-. .1 5S p Leave Helton 5 II p Arrive at Ureenvllle 6 2>p DOWN. Leave (Jrecnvllle at. 10 55 a Leave Bolton 12 15 p relive Hodiros 1 30 p Lenv? Newberry 4 11 p Leave Alston........ , 5 0!) p Arrive at Columbia 9 15 p ABBEVILLE BRANCH TRAIN'S. LraVe Abbeville at 1 2 SO a Arrive nt Hodge* 1 2U a Leave Hodges .... 4 00 p Arrive at Abbeville...... 4 45 p ANDERSON BRANCH AND B, It. It. VP Tit A IN. Leave Belton - 5 12 p Leave Anderson....... S 52 p Leave Pendleton, 6 34 p Leave Perryviilc 7 05 p Leave Ses>eea City 7 32 p Arrive at Wulhafla ... 8 03 p MWN TRAIN. Leare Waihalla 9 25 a Leave Seneca City 10 01 a Leave Perryvllle... 10 33 a Leave Pendleton 10 40 m Leaver Anderson II 21 a Arrive at Belton 12 OS r LAUltENS BRANCH. Lanrcna Branch Trains leave Laurens C. at 7.00 a. ro. atfd 1,00 p. in., and Newberry 10,00 a. m. and 4.25 p. ni., daily, except Si days. The up and down Train# on the mi stem make connection at Columbia w the up and down Day Passenger Trains the South Carolina Railroad and thetliroi: Passenger Train mi the Wilmington, Oolu bla and Augusta Railroad; at Alston w trains of the Spartanburg, Union and Colu bla Railroad; at Seneca with Atlanta c Charlotte Air Line Railway from and to ianta Tor all points South. J. W. KRY,General Superintended A. Porn, General Passenger Agent. Sheriff's Sale. John G. Edwards ao4 tbefti against Epaminou ftlwardt, AdmlnUtrfltor, Ac. Decree. BT virtue of a decree of Jadjf* T. B. Fraft'r to directed In the above *Utcd o.m. I will ael fiubile outcry at Abbeville Court House, on dale n December next, the follow I nr K>-al Estate, to i I The home place of Andrew Edwarda, defeated, < i talnlng j JOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO ACE i more or lets, and bounded by lands of J. 8. Willis | J, J. Bass, estate J, W, Penney el aL Hold unri decretal order In the raso above atated npoa the foil , I Ing terma to wit: One-third of the purchase mo l to be paid In cash and the balance en a credit of ,: and two ymn< with inu red from dty of sale, the ferred payments to be secured bv the bond nf the ] chaser sad a mortgage uf the preinlres. J. F. C. Drl'liE, S. A l Sheriffs Offl?s Nov. 10, 1660. ...... > ... .-i- _ >' '' / f*. A CLOAKS,-?clothing :te stock ovekcoati -OF? Hats, hat imtcq Rnnnc Ill I LSI UVJUU\Ji| if you wan deaVored to lay in ro get hing which everyWELL sur It may he we have ED IN A nice cloa1 ? YOU wa t. examine SMITH & SON, ours. ILL. I; ITOCK OF ess Goods? Silks, 3. Scarfs* Fischusi _ .3 ~ *o? OrOUUSi o.\ hxij.XII^c5? anc Ribbons. ^ Shoes* LADIES IS NOW COMPLETE IX E1 purchased with great enro in tho Northe and the public generally all goods new, ?tj your interest by giving us a look ut the ORIUM OF FASHIONS. STING!" 188( SEASON ! le Special attention F THE ILLE COUNTY TQ OUR D WINTER LES OF r, JEWELRY, LACES, TIES, S.NCY RIBBONS, 5, FLOWERS, LIR GOODS, S, &G? y of DRESS GOODS, ALPACA nd Colored SILKS, Black an [ Colored VELVETS, FRINGE* LS, CLOAKS, DOLMANS, &c. the usual size and we cordiall same,, Don't forget M. HAODON & CO. . FALL GOODS. k 1IPLET0N ge assortment of FALL an Y HAVE t variety, LTO^S. all kinds and nrices. md DOLMANS, in varied style EBIKS, C OCKERY, &< T & REMSN, agists. 3T., AUGUSTA, I-1 IL-I -1.1 - I. > ?? TION OF THE MERCHANTS, PHYSICIA> large and complete stock of its. Oils. Vanishes. WioiiwGlass, 8 1 1 Tonnd nnywhero In thin country. In addition icnt delected stock of Fancy Goods and Toilet Ar and) will be found in tbla house nt all time*, a [August 25,1840,3ln FIKTE Mc * PHOTOGRAPH! V.D ?AT? W8 ins ALEXANDER'S TEN1 rn m in m BRANCH HOUSE YARD, mi in m _____ ui m r IVB niM AN EARLY CALL. WILL I U RAIN HUT A SHORT WHILE. >n Oct. 13,1880, tf ni ? K Read 1 Read!! Bead!!' m T WILL DELIVER TREES IN ABBEVIL im J County as follows r At Donalds Nov. im Abhevllle C. H. Nov. Id; Hodges Nov. >m Greenwood Nov. 22; Ninety-Six Nov. m Don't forget where your trees are to be del m ered and meet me promptly on the day abc named, and get your trees fresh. m N. P. HENLEY. ' m Agent for Henry. Rust <Sc t'< , "J Oc'i 13. 1830. m , m Administrator's Sal H. nt *n- | WILL SELL ON THUUSDAY THE 25' 1 of November, 18S0, 4t the repldeude of I late John McCl&ln, the following Real n Rh personal Property, belonging to tne cstaU on John McUlaln, deceased, to wit: igh ith Four Hundred and Ten Acr imirid of land, bounded by Btg Hogskfn Creek, lai At- of M. B. CI Ink scale*. Jnmes M. Ashley, E. Prulttand other*. This tract of land will sold In tl ve parcels, plats of which will bo hlblted on (lay of sale. Parties wishing to ? the plats before sale will call on me ror 1 same. The personal property consists of Household and Kitchen tfurnitn rie Farming Implements, 2 Hor333, , rltj ' 0D' 4 Cows and 1 "Wagon* E8 i ' Terms of sale of Real Estate^ Orie-th ' cash, balanccon twelvemonth* credit,secu ' by bond and mortgage, with Interest. Peru n?y *' Pr?P?r,y CASH. r. e. harAis, Administrator, W. A. > Oct. 20,1880,3t," Was K -i.V. * N?r" [l. - ANNUAL REPORT *_ OF J mt*T* Ai/fc?tirfrrtw n/lirwrcciTAV l?T>C ') A 11JD 1 I tttO Tt OF ~ ABBEVILLE COUNTY ~~ For the Fiscal Year Commenting No? vember 1, 1879, and Ending October IT 81, 1880. r- I)R* To am't received from J. W. Perrhi, Treasurer, on 3 mill K, Levy $ 13301 C2 CR. By am't of claims audited Roads and Bridges. a T. G. Bnker, $ 81 32 Boney Williams 68 72 A. J. Clinkscales 1 50 Jordan Callahan 5 00 E. Nelson 15 00 T7? ! pa XLiiucri Truster JU ou Hugh Gibert 280 46 P. C. Suber 1 50 F. A. Hoke 7 50 J. W. Ligon 3 50 Jack McGee 3 00 James Link 8 00 J. W. Peak 20 00 M. Ji!rwin 1228 64 J. A. & C. L. Curley 4 00 George Willsoti.?.< 29 00 Hathoril 10 CM? T. P. Quarles 36 00 Alfred Gray 3 00 T).,.,..,>u;i1tinmiI 1 cn UWIl^jr ^ TT A UV John Harris 5 00 J. W. Black 10 00 V- VV. O; Cromer ..... 254 47 |f W. H. Brooks 2 00 P. A. Cheatham...* 12 50 D. A. Gilliam 27 50 H. R. Gibert 57 24 m Luther Hadden.-.. 2 00 r J. S. Boyd 108 18 1 W. N. Ransom ,.. 15 CO " M. H. Murff. 8 50 Hanley McCurry .. 10 00 Boney Williams 60 24 J. J. Lomax 1 00 L. 8. Truitt 10 00 E. H. Nichols 3 00 T. M. Tucker 10 00 James Cothran, Jr 12 50j "atlett Corley .. 50 001 T. G. Baker.. C 00! Catlett Corley. .. .. 4 00 H. R. Gibort 8G 98 J. R. McWhorter 11 20 Moses;Ashley 15 00 \V. C. Sherad ' 25 J. A. & C. L. Corley 20 00 Chiles & Dowteu 14 25 J. A. Brooks 101 88 W. T. Cochran 5 00 Baker & Burress 178 08 M. Hill 8 00 Joshua Banks 2 00 Bradley & Reagen 58 00 J. A. C. L. Corlev 4 00 T. Q. Baker .". 30 00 A. O. Grant 5 00 B. F. Mattison 4 70 It. M. Pratt 8 00 d Mason Adams 4 00 5 6. W. Cochran 2 00 ' Tlios. Young - 31 00 G. S. Cade 13 60 y Massilon Bell .. 15 00 J. P. Young 15 00 II. R. Gibert 297 00 J. H. Austin 4 00 . S. A. Hoiton 8 50 John Evans 15 00 P. A. Cheatham 35 00 W. H. Bass 1 00 Wm. Lnrnax 1 00 Gibert Dawson 12 00 H. M. Hill 6 00 H. R. Gibert ,. 7 00 m J. C. Tittle 8 00 T. J. Darby . 5 00 S. V. Schroder 3 SO 8. W. Cochran 1 50 M. Richardson ]05 00 W. W. Sprouse 12 00 John Knox 45 00 Brooks & Wilson 253 35 A. M. Agnew 113 50 Thos. Tucker 10 00 W. T. Latimer Z 50 Richard Robiuson 200 00 g A. T. Bfc>vrn 3 00 ' Enoch Nelson 5 00 c- J TT rtnUt> 1 50 $ 4275 56 Poor House and Poor. Jucob Miller for maintenance of poor 1770 30 A. A. Morse for House 62 80 J. A. Brooks building, house 110 50 J. W. Sign, sash 18 25 L? Boney \Viliiams, Transportation 2 00 J. F. Hodges, TfanBportar8, tion 2 00 Bey Brown, Repairs 6 00 lC, L. J. Willson, 5 00 to W. T. McMillan, chimney... 77 62 tl nd $ 20G3 47 . Public Buildings. Robert Guy ..$ 2 25 P. Rosenburg .. 1 25 L. J. tVilson 12 10 S Robert Harris 2 00 L. P. Richie 4 10 Wm. Hamilton 2 2$ Robert 8mith 2 00 J. W. Perrin 7 90 J. L. Clark 3 00 rYarb Madden 5 00 ? S. P. Hayne? 2 00 G. H. Moore - 14 60 Thos. Ramage 5 00 W. O. Dundas 20 00 Isaac Jones 3 00 l J. W. Sign 5 25 Dr. E. Parker 23 57 J. Knox ?fc Co..... 46 00 w. j. smith & sou..: 32 90 IE- A. M.'HHl. 6 50 J. D. Chalmers j 6 60 ? Wardlaw & Edwards 43 87 T. C. Seal. 15 23 r.jr Seal & Mellwaine 7 4l Cuuniughara & Templeton_ 6 50 2*1 J. aud S. Able 15 00 iv )vc $ 295 28 >- Jail Expenses. J. F. C. DuPre, Dieting pris0, oners $ 1130 35 J. F. C. DuPre. Jail ac't 59 29 D. B. Smith, Repairs 15 25 ni Bey Brown 13 50 [nd H. W. Lawson . 41 40 50f J. L. Clark, ftepaire. 3 00 D. E. Haddou 17 00 68 Ed. Cater, Guard 17 00 jd8 Dr. E.. Parker, Medical ato. tention 43 CO be _ "o $ 1629 79 Lunacies Dr. O. P. Hawthorn, examining Jane Haddon $ 5 00 Dr. O. B. Reid, examining Jane Haddon 5 00 Dr- J. F. Brooks, examining James Branch 5 00 Dr. E. H. McBride, exam inred i on- ing Gus Hacket 10 00 Dr. J. W. W. Marshall, examining Gus Hacket..,... 5 00 Dr. T. J. Mabry, examining James Branch & Of) in- r r> * Dr. Nathan Henry, exaraining Ophelia Miller 6 00 Dr. J. L. Miller, examining Ophelia Miller 5 00 Dn W; T. Jones 6 00 r< Dr. J; Smith o tK) pc J. F. Lycfn, Probate Judge... 24 00 pi James liogers...;.;^.. 10 00 J a J. F. C. i)uPre, Transporta- Li tion....eo oo p< W. L. Foucbe a 20 2-5 Ti J. S. Wilson ; ' 2 00 Cc J. S. Chipley 12 65 Cc Bell & Magill 34 75 ci John Cole 6 00 gl W. F. Nichols 24 05 jv C' 250 20 Bf Post Mortems. l>l Dr. J. D. Neel $ 30 00 ?' Dr. W.E. Link 10 00 Dr. J. F. Brooks 10 00 ? Dr. J. L. Miller 10 00 S Dr. F. F. Gary 20 00 w Dr. E. H. McBride 20 00 Dr. J. W. Kellar 10-00 Dr. Andrew Yatea 6 00 ^ Dr. F.F.Gary 10 00 Dr. E. Parkor 10 00 Fi Dr. E. H. McBride 20 ?? Dr. M. C, Parker 30 00 Fi 185 00 Trial Justice. M. P. DeBruhl 70 20 * John R. Moore 41 47 S. E. Gray don 9 75 W. L. Hodges 52 20 H. M. Young 53 35 _ E. \V. Watson .. 31 90 7* W. M. McCaslan .. 16 35 A W. G. Kellar 21 06 J. R. Tarrant 10 75 ^ J. F. Hodges - 15 80 en R. C. Harkness.w. 22 33 be O. T. Calhoun ' 134 57 A. F. Calvert 54 10 Mi 0* Tolman , .-. 08 55 Jas. Rodgers M..u 30 05 $ 633 43 a Constables. Cicero Hughes 62 10 J J. R. Tarrant 1 40 at Ned Murphy.;.;. ...... 22 80 ft Thos. Partridge...;.; 3 10 ?r T. T. Owens 8 75 ci H. \V. Bowie 2 90 J. H. Walker 10 95 ?; J. A. McQuerns 3 40 u D. P. Hannah 9 95 J. A. McAllister 52 05 H. G. Cresswell 3 30 E. M: DuPre 2 25 W. F. Cochran 14 90 ?\ W. Morrah 12 40 W. F. Nichols 37 95 Q B. J. Lites...... 8 30 on J. F. Hodges 173 05 VV. H. McKinney .. KW.^; L. W. Flemming 2 45 vii Boney Williams, Jr 3 25 S. H. Sibert 2 50 t> S. B. Brooks 4 45 8n \V* A. Martin 3 90 G. A. Shlllito 50 90 _ M. M. Seawright 8 50 B. F. Matthon .. 14 15 H. P. North.;...................... 8 00 1 J. J. Mosely 10 20 Sj W. L. Fouche 24 00 *j J. N. Lipscomb - 0 80 n j. H Cochran ;; 2 50 * L. Shepperd.10 00 1 Jesse L. Calvert 5 GO R. G. Russell S3 00 John Cothrau 2 00 J. T. Hester 4 85 ' 8. L. Abies 4 05 John Brown...... 19 30 1 W. A. Harris 32 40 James Sproul 2 50 W. R. Morrah .....<.< ......v 49 10 L. R. Palmer...- 3 00 Geo. Bell.. 86 60 1 W. H. Brown 3 00' j R. C. Starnes 1 10 F. D. Hodges - 11 00 1 Edward Keiser 4 35 j R. C. Parks 4 30 C. E. Widemnn 2 50 H. G. Darricott 3 25 1 C. D. Allen.37 35 J. M. Mobt'ley... 12 30 $ 855 90 Court Expenses. Grand Jurors $ 242 60 Petit Jurors 1134 25?1 State Witnesses 551 65,Court Constables. 394 40* ^ J. A. Rfltfrey, Dieting jurore 81 00 W. T. Branch, Dieting Ju? rors 7 50 $ 2411 70 ? Clerk cf Court. M. G. Zeigler .. .$ 287 80 Sheriff's Account. J J. F. C. DuPre $ 615 25 Jury Commissioner. Ed. Henderson ~ $ 72 00 Coroner. j S. W. Cochran 70 001 ) . Wi 8. Hodges, T. J. as 23 00 y $ 93 00 Board of Equalization. . F. M. Pope $ 5 50 J L. H. Itykard 8 05 d W. M. Taggart 4 30 W. A. Black.... 9 00 G. R. Caldwell..... & 60 1 M. O. Tolman... 8 50 ? R. W. LI tea 4 50 1 W. B. Acker..... 4 50 J. N. Cochran 7 80 B. i. Herudon 4 40 C. A. C. Waller....! 8 80 1 $ 75 55 'J Public Printing. E Hemphill <fe Hemphill $ 129 78 i Wilson & Wardlaw..'. 139 28 J, $ 269 00 I Transportation of PrisonOfs. \ J. F. C. DuPre. $ 373 20 i oi.i: J sttitiuiLCi jr. ' Walker, Evane & Cogswell, ... for Clerk.... .$ 63 65 I Walker, Evans & C'ogsweiF, for Auditor 17 75 ( Walker, Evans & Cogswell, , for Sheriff...... 7 00 j i Walker, Evans & Cogswell. ' ,j for Treasurer 20 50 * ,j Walker, Evans <? Cogswell, ] for Judge of Probate 17 75 i (' H. Wilson, for County Com- r j missioners 15 25 JE. H. MoBride........ 11 83 Quarles <Sc Co., for Auditor... 3 75 $ 157 48 Miscellaneous $ 6 00 t Auditor. 4 .t. T. Robertson .$ . .500 00 County Commissioners. O. M. Mattison $ 226 80 S. J. Hester 222 65 c iJ. F. Livingston 181 00 Clerk 200 0() j $ 830 45 ? " V-;rWood for Office^ . E. Hill & &' '* ' , Recapitulation. . )ods nud Bridges... $ 4 278 50; tor House.*...,... 2 003 47 r * ibiic building 295 29> ilanddietingpribonefs 1 629 79 mociua 260-2U. mt mortems iaj Justice*.. 033 4&., " * instable 856 90. in rt expenses 2 411 70, erk of Court.. 287 80. ,/ihUP a; ' j. v w' i IVI UI^ iry Commissioner. 72 0<i. , */ >roner . ^09; /-I' >ard,of Equalization ......... 75 65; " V jbllc" printing... 269 06 ansportntion 373 20; atinnery 157.48, uditor fiWOO, nmty Commissioner* 830 45; cod for ofllces- 30 25 . 2 Total.. $ 15 005 38' m't charged on j *fl| . 3 mill levy.....$ \i 3$ frO ine? from Clerk ... nf f'mift lfl.1 Art' w. v?'?. ' aw w incs from Trial -, Justices ... 80 00?13 548 50 " ?aving deficiency 2 3- ^ in't of checks drawn.on 0*44 13:3% 02. i|| nl't of Past Indebtedness... 6 450 dd , ' vm'tof Specfal Taxof Past Indebted ucss .* 7 507 ?1. eavingasurplusof thisfund 1117 81 * m'tof check drawn on treas- . urerfor Past Indebtedness$ 4 704 78 I certify that the above iga.trueand J rrcct statement of. tti&JFi n tfrfcea ofjthe v1 iuniy for the fiscal year ending Oclo;r 31st, 1880. . J. F. LiVJNGSTON, T f f Clerk Board. Sheriff's Sale. /.< ' barlf a P. Allen, Kxccutor,s*?lnit Anii & Alleflj Bjfti . O. Allea atd other*. Execution. )Y virtue of an Exrcutlon to me directed Id tho ' hImivc stated ease, I will sell tot be hlgheR bidder rmblie, miction. within tholeipl boor* of aal?,atbin-villa Own Hoowon Salcdav In ixeeembw e ful'owl.-ie dcScriU-d real e?tau?. to wit:' On* trait -parcel of Urn] situate, lying anil being la lyivivde*-. l e Co?rn?bi|i, county of Abbeville, Bute of Suath irblina eofititlmqg tfSK hVSDl'.KD.ASI) FOURTEEN AOUES, / * r>rc or and bounded by lands of John Arnold,**'' te of Jatnva T.-Allen, f*?e<CaHl?lfe and other*. tkldtba property of i'ha> let P.- Allen at the rift of Asa Allen, Bvrd O. a Urn and other*. TEUMd-CASH. 1 /. v J. 7. C. DrPRE, S. A. C. . Sberira O.TIce, Not. 10, 1S60. ' "Sheriffs, Sale, _ ~7:^* orre A. Don flaw a*ain*t Betejr Adam* and U.Utf tij Wilson, u* Administrator. Judgment of Forccloeore and Sale. 9 IY virtue of a decretal otdCrof' Ju'lya Ibnmu 1 Jrffer*?n Mackay, dated October MLISSO, tti tn?' ? ?. recwd in tho above Haled caw, I will sHl atpubHa-, , tcrv at Abtx Tllle Court Hun** within thelfgnlbrmra \ aale, on ltalt'?iay in Dtctnitwr next, lh? ftrtlowin* scrlUfd real ^tnU". to wli: All tbat tract or porc4^v -' 'f ' land situate, lylncrand belngln th*?<'UD'y of Abbelie, State of South Carolina, Containing FIVE HUNDBED ACKES, y, -\:" ore or leas. and boonded by land* of I). J. Jordan, ' lomia C. Peri!n, WlIlium H. Urooka and otbw*. * . ild n? the propi-rty of Alexander McQalla,d?cea*ed. :* * . TEUMtf CA.-IL ' : ? . J. F. C. DcPRK, 8. A. a Sheriff's Office, Not. ll), 1SS0. . v IstHes )UY your Millinery from Miss Motile Tip* I ton.of Baltimore, a liidv of finest tH?t? , ml rvbillty now In chnrge at the Emj?orlunt r Faablons, who 1* sure to give you the latest vies, nnd do not forget in the FAncy Oooflr . no MIsh F-llza Coior.-weH knowt?'-to all locf nnH nlvuva raailv to iu>rvA nf otlom Ugun's. DAVID H. MAGILL, .Attorney at Law,' ABBEVILLE,.S. C. , V I/ILL pracllcd ia alt lfeo Courts of the V! Stato. Jan 21,1880, tf . ' READ! r-%k- ' late you r>ynpeps'a? , ' 11. H.P/wlil latere it. ? * ^ lave you a HendftcheT ' TnkoII. II. P. and cure it. " * , >8 yon fool Bilious? . Two do?CH of II. IL P. will remove all ?. - 4 cause for It. )oyou wish to cl?anso your system of Malarlaf II. H. P. I* peculiarly adapted to that . '* Vpurpose. , n n p lli Hv JL i > /$ HILL'S HEPATIC PANACEA I . ; : . ; * t Put up 1 n lnn?er bottles than any other Liver aediciue, and ,4 * * '.?< SOLO FOR 56 CENTS ' ' ' ~ i ; DR. E. H. McBRIDE. Nov. 10,18?0, it . t. < Received To-day, 3CTOBER 20> A dozen Rolls Paper Shsdcr. // \ 4 dozen Ljinihi e<iuln8 Palllra Oil Shades. / V dozen Kxeelslor Window Shades, all slseit; ^ ** Vlndow Shade fixtures. For sale at low / > irlcesat . J. D. Chalmers's. I _October 20, 1880. _ LJ WILSOjST'8 r Livery Stable. ir HE J? YOU COME TQ' .WENDCOURT y V put yfcnr lio/fte Qp at Jamfes P. ^Jlspr + liable. Polite anil attentive hostler* avid ilenty of feed. * : .v'vtj Oct. 13,18H0. tf ~ Sheriff'* Sale.' Vlfllam Ilood, m Committee, etc., against William Agitw and naother* Jndpntent of Foreclosure. " F>Y Tirtne of a cWcreial order of Judfti Thomas L-* Jefferson Muckrtj, dated Octotx-r 23. lffiO, t? m? lrected, In the above stated caw, [ wtll'sell at Abbw ille Court Hot!so, within the Irpil hours of sale on nMay Id becrinlier next, the lollowlng described i-al^Ktnu*.to wit: All (hat tract or parcel of land, situate, lyfof and ben)j In Abbeville county In the tftat<* afiirruddj eon-' atnlnz twenty. fyjrclies more or less, with wood storin latne, and Ipcundi-d on Worth by Mala streitt, Writ iy lot of E. ft. K<) wards, Strotb by IpVof Atnt* A l#?nn-r ansl Aj. .,,,1-fVnal h*v hrfet KZCtt?'ll6W lied iu? U. 8. p?it office. bold upon lie following tarms, in wlt:.'.'Onf-b?lf of he purchase money to hi paid in cath rfndthe balanaa n twelve months utter dar of tale wlifc Int i*atfrum* lay of aale, secured by bond and moi Porehaarr >r purchasers bsring the option of paying the ?ntlr? lurchase money In cash. J F. C. DcFKE, a A. C. Sheriff'? Office, Not. 10,18i0. w I . Sheriff's Sale. . r Amatda M. Latimeragalnrt J. 8. Lativer. t . Sale L'odoran Execution. ? f>T rinae of an Execution rae dIr*?OH. In th? atiove atated case, I will aell at Abbeville1 Court louse, on 5>al?-day In Deo-aiher, the followlnrdecrlbed rati estate, to wit: One tract or parcel o' land, Itnate,- lying anl being in Abbevllli- e-uinty, State of 'pii tb Carolina, bodnied by lands<>f Wen. l>hllll|>?,Bei? Vlllinmn, .1. K. flrownlee and Samuel McGowan,et L. containing v , 'OUK HUNDRED AND thibtt-SETJIN AGRK& (lore or lest, gold aa the property of J. 8. Latimer t the suit of Araa"da M. Latimer. ; Terms Cash. Purchaser to pav fm' papera. ' J. F. C. DsPttK, 8. A. C. Sheriff's Office, Nov. 10,1SS0. A Great Chance. , , . An excellent cotton plantation close to town;, with flD ftichltlea. out mildlng*. K'n 'hou^e ssna pres*; neHrlv 300>crett, 150 In cultivation, balance original for>st. I'hoap for cash. Apply at this olflce. Nov. 10, 188U. tf Notice to Debtors., A LL PERSONS lndchtnd rouanr* ronueaVr\ cd ?o pay on or l?e/ore the lit day of Doember, and tave coat*. W. W. A J. W. ROWLAND. Nor. 8, lS80.-w.>? Cavm'h Emuls'on of I'lne. Norwegian Cod Jvcr oil, with tin- Hy[ft)l hosphlte of IJme udS?Kiu with Cyulyaed T-r-i:. EDWIN rARKBB. > , I- "Aftfa -