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' ''?Fhe Press and Banner, 1BBEVILLE, 8.C. Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1881. Court Items. All of next week will probably be taken up with the trial of criminal cases. We believe the trial of the prisoners charged with the murder of William Maddux will come early in the week, if it does not come first. This trial will perhaps consume the greater part of two days. Another ease which will occupy as much time, is the trial of Jell David, charged with the murder of the Franklins. In both cases quite a number of witnesses were examined in the first trials, and we presume the zeal and diligence of neither the State nor the attorneys for the defence in either case has diminished, and that on the second trials even more witnesses will be examined than on the first. One colo.ed man will have an opportunity to explain to the Court and jury how he came to shoot and kill liis step?on. r\f Imnrlnrv flttfl fill'**** of house breakin? are on 1 lie docket for trial ; ??ne intelligent "brother in black" will answer the charge of forgery; two parties are expected to tell how they came to carry oncealeil weapons; one prisoner stanu. charged with larceny of live stock; two others are under indictment for larceny from the Held. A new jury will be drawn to-morrow to serve the extra term of the Court of Common Pleas, which convenes on the 7th of Nouember proximo. The Clerk and Sheriff organized the Court 'ast Monday with full panels of pettit juries, and nine grand jurors. The Clerk then dismissed jurors and witnesses until next Monday, when the Sheriff* adjourned the Court until . ten o'clock Tuesday.and will continue to call and adjourn the Court from day to day until the arrival of the Judge. The delay in the Court will cost the County treasury about to say nothing of inconvenience lo jurors, witnes-e , plaintiff-; and defendants. The General Assembly by joint resolution, requested the Judges to attend the Yorktown Centennial. Departure of the Abbeville Rifles. The Abbeville Killes, A incline Justice McGowan, and a number of ladies! left Abbeville last Saturday !it six o'clock (o attend the Yorktowu ('en-j tennial. They went to Columbia Sat- ] unlay niubt. Abbeville will be well [ represented at Yorktown. and will muster a< gallant a company of as noble spirits as ever shouldered a musket. The roll of the company which are ofl' on the groat Centennial, is as! follows: Captain?M. Bonham. Jr. 1st Lieutenant?S. Cason. 2d Lieutenant?\V. C. McGowan. 1st Sergeant?Thos. P. Cothran. 2d Sercreant?James I). Chalmers. } 3d Sfrsreant? James Taj?irart. 4th Sergeant?Henry H. Hill. 5th Sergeant?John S. Norwood. 1st (Corporal?George B. Lytligoe. . 2d Corporal?Charles 1). Allen. 3d Corporal? William P. McMillan.! Private? R. Adjrer Calhoun. Private?Wade S Cothian. Private?John C. Douirlass. Private?T. Lucian Douglass. Private? IJ. F. Duckett. Private?William C. DuPre. Private?William M. Graydon. Private?J. A. Harris. Private?Hiram W. !,awson. Private -Charles Lyon. Private?J Calhoun Marshall. Private -K. Sim- Murchisou. Private?Arthur S. Osborne. Private?Thoms C. I'errin. Private?Thomas Grant Perrin. Privnff?I,, Wnrdlaw Smith. Private?Brooks P. Speed. Private?J. Beauregard Wilson. j Private?William K. Wihou. ? - ? Our Wealth. To Auditor Parks we are indebted ' for the following comparative statement of values in ISSI) and 1S81: issn. issi. No. Va!n??. No. Value. Jlorses 2.5 W !.#.?? 2.212 Cattle I-.Oil SM.3W lo.sfi {Ri.Hll! Males ami asses :{,IH lt?i,!iO 3.1UH 2is.4't",: Slieep uud iftmtj tf.259 7,'Mi <j,<Wt! ii(n;s 1I.S21 20.225 1UIB ls'.Uil! ihm? 2,xii ' a.tss Monev> June, 1 49,205 IS,212! Credits June, I... 2Jo,?iis 24S,0;>ii Total taxable pors mal property lS80...l,S:,4,'Ki ' " " 1SS1... 1 .)*?<.????? lncivnse In lt^l 174.575 Of tlie Si ,&98,(iW) of personal properly tile Railroad is assessed at $o00,?K)0, i as a little over one-fourth of the per-j .tonal property of the county. Mules have increased in value from $i2 to $t?!j each. The number of cattle has been re-j riucedf hut their value luis increased i from $8t),53n to The increase in the nuniher of our dogs is truly encouraging, the number of those v?l-| liable animals, having gone up in a single year Irom to 3.1SS. As an olf-set however we may observe that the number of siieep has rut. down from 7,0 >4 to "?,3')S but who! cm res lor the loss of two thousand] worthless sheep while we gain six! thousand good dogs? Last year seems to have been a had year on hogs iuj thi* county, their number and value; having decreased. The total increase: in value or personal property uuriiigi the last year was $174.o73. which goes to prove that our peop'e spent the pro-1 ceeds of tlie l<?t abundant crop in! buying property. Interesting Cise. Mr. Thos. IJ. McCord furnishes u-j the following statement: In December, 1880, William H. Malice rented Mr. McCord's rarm for 1881. Mance ; gave hi-iiioie. with William H. Fisheri as security! The note was left with the Clerk of the Court to be recorded, ami when it was returned to him. had! that officer's endorsement to the e"'eci I that it had been entered in accordance! with law. In the spring of thi* year! Mance applied to Messrs. Rosenberg & Co. for supplies to mak^ the crop The oftjee was searched, and no record of any lien against him was found. These gentlemen then agreed to furnish the needed goods. Last week Mance brought two bales of cotton to market. A question then arose as to: whether the proceeds of the cotton should go for the rent or for settlement of store account. On the original paper for rent was the Clerk's certificate thai it had been recorded. The records were again searched, and still I no trace of Mance's name could be found in the proper place on I lie clerk's books?though the name of the security W. H. Fisher was found. At this stage of the proceeding a lawyer was] applied to for a legal opinion, when it j was helil that the landlord was enti-1 tied to the cotton, and that the question of loss, if any. was a matter between the clerk and tlie merchant. About Gin Houses. At this season of the year nearly every paper contains the notice of a gin house being destroyed by fire together with a number of bags of cot to;:. It would seem to us that common prudence would forbid the storage of large quantities of cotton in a gin house?the most dangerous place it could be put. Large quantities in the seed should not be received at one time, and every packed bale should be removed to a place of safety. 11 is due to the presence of large quantities of cotton thai so many gin houses are destroyed by tire. As far as practicable it would seem to us, that ginners should store lesscottou, and keep constantly ou hand barrels of water, and a sufficient number of buckets, to put out fire in a small quantity of cotton. Some care in refusing to store larye quantities of cotton might at least save the destruction of many bales of cotton. The Annual Fair. Round trip tickets to Anderson will be sold at all ticket stations on theline of the Columbia and Greenville Railroad and branches commencing on Tuesday, October 18th, until Thursday, October 20th, inclusive, at the rate of two cents per mile each way, equal to single fare one way, good "to return at any time until Monday [lie 21st, inclusive. tIn consideration of the reduced rate of fare, tickets must be used in all cases the same day on which purchased to go, and persons holding them will not be allowed to stop over at auy intermediata station between the one at which purchased and Anderson and resume their trip on the same ticket. 4^ Slow Payment of Taxes. From the Treasurer we learn that our citizens are greatly behind in paying taxes, and that a iarjre number of tax payers will necessarily have the penalty added. Not more than a hundred a day are paying, and only about twelve days remain in which to receive taxe9. Bfc-1.? ' V; ^ r-- / pr? ! Jurj for October Term, 18S1. I Jones Miller, 11. J. D. Miller, 6. j B. Borry Allen. 13. John Lyon, 10. | Geo. M. Anderson, l.W. 1). Mann, 12. ! A. J. Ferguson, 11. B. H. Latimer, c., 4. | J. P. Cason, 1. A. B. Ward law, 11. J. S. Hammond, ll.E. F. Parker, 11. W. T. Bradley, 9. P. C. Suiter, 12. ! W.Vr. Jones, 2. W. E. Morrison, G. j W. E. Barinore, 4. A. II. Ellis, 2. W. .Joel Smith. 11. J. N. Cochran, G. I Vincent Grillin, K. It. C. Oillam, 2. 1$. S. Barnwell, II. P. A. Tribble, 4. ! R. P. Blake. 2. Matt Keid, e.,G. i J. It. F. Wilson, 11. W. P. Pic-kens, 14. ! Andrew Anderson,1.Samuel Evans, K?. , (J. Hamilton, 10. I>. M. Itanipev, 2. j W. P. Devlin, 10. J. F. Coleman, 2. j ??. Ii. Conner, 3. J. E. Todd, 5. ' Homocide in the Promised Land. { j We learn that on last Monday night' U>us Coleman was killed hv Ddpii White! Ion what is known as the Promised Land in this county, and which is entirely sot-l (tied by negroes. The facts, so far as we I could learn, are: Coleman and White j were escorting a woman from church, I when the men became engaged in a <juar-: j rel about her. White drew out his knife, j land cut Colem in in the abdomen, hist very vitals protruding. The negroes attempted to arrest White but he defied ; them all, threatening to kill any who in-{ I terfered with him. So far he has not j j been arrested. All ths parties concerned j in the atl'ray arc negroes. ?<?>? ('heap Travel. t Our readers can go almost anywhere j i now on excursion tickets, costing only! j two cents a mile each way. The At- i lanta Exposition, the State Fair, the: Newberry Fair, the Anderson Fair,; .can all be seen at these very low rates. beaftifi'l Flowers. ? Quite a numberof our citizens were at the res-j ideticc of Mr. James M. Giles of our j' town, Monday night, viewing soniej I magnificent night blooming llowers. | the like of which was never before;i seen iti Abbeville. The flowers are; large, delicate and fragrant, and art*:, indeck worth seeing. The plant upouj , which tliis (lower blooms is of a tropi-! leal variety, and is one of only three or I four in this country. The name is un-j | known to anybody here. It was one J of Dr. Temnleton's most highly prized I plants, and since liis death, his son-in - j. ; law. Mr. James M. (iiles has cared forj it, and brought it to its present state of ! ; perfection. Tin: cars on the Greenwood and ( I Augusta Railroad are now running tot within twenty miles of Dorn's (iold i Mine. There is about three miles of j1 {Trading below that point still to do. j The cars are now over the swamps j and trestles near the Savannah, ami j are on the ridge. The work will go! ahead rapidly from this time. General j Bradley thinks the cars will be to J i Dorn's Mine by Christmas. Mr. I Twisrgs, who is superintending the < work thinks, we are told, that the cars! will he running to General Bradley's!" house by the first of January. j! Ork merchants are still making J pretty fair collections, but we are in- js dined to the opinion that there is a:' heavy falling off in sale?. We believe! t that every merchant will have some j1 oalanees to carry over for another;' year, but upon the whole, we would ' not be surnrised if a maioritv of our ' merchants make satisfactory collce-]' tions. The great trouble seems to lis | J to be in the reduction of the sales. j, Oi*K advertising page contains many j < interesting notices, ami those who fail j to read and learn matters to their own j I interest, sleep over their best interests.), Our merchants have the choicest goods I to by found any where, and they arc- . determined to sell at very low prices. , They realize the tightness oft he times, { and are willing to work for small prof-j | its until there is a tide of general pros i i perity. j i Wk call attention to tho advertise-j! ment of Mr. James S. Wilson, which ' is to be found in another column.!, Everybody knows Jim, and the, promptness and fidelity with which]; he discharges every trust. Reing an! excellent farmer himself he knows I exactly how to serve his farmer's friends, and we know they willlind! it pleasant to deal with him. j' Till-; Journal and Enterprise is tliei name of a new paper printed at Abbeville semi-monthly by Itev. 8. II. Jef-|. ferson & Sons. We have received the i j second number of this publication,I and are glad to note an improvement!, in its typography mid general appear-ji ance. We wish the new paper thelar-ii gest Held of usefulness. ji All the papers contain notices that 1 Confederate bonds are now in demand. I The price offered is Sii.oU a thousand, j, These bonds are about maturing, and j, it is sail] that the holders of these [j bonds expect to make a raid on the; large Con federate deposits said to have!, been made by theGovernment in the j Batik of England. Tut: Hon. John C. McGhee, a na-j' tiveof this County, died in Madison i County, Florida, on the 10th instant, in the Klst year of his age. He was! said to be the first settler of Green-)' wood, give the place its name. He left this County about fiftv years ago. J Since then lie lias always lived in Madison Connty. j, I x ouit noiieea few weeks ago in an | ] article headed "A Remedy Needed''! we 11i< 1 not know the mime of the! Trial Justice, and only referred to the! particulars of a rumor, whieh we have' since learned were erroneous in every [ | particular, except the fact that the . prisoner was sent to jail a! night. j1 We have received the Seneca Jour-\ Mil containing the introductory remarks of Mr. W. P. Calhoun, formerly of our county, but now one of the associate editors of that paper. We wish the Journal much success. It is a matter of regret to us that j s mie of our subscribers do not get i t ieir paper regularly. ? ISc.nuctixcitfcl Farmer's Friend. It is a matter of re-! gret to us that some of our subscribers j have not paid up promptly. Anothkk lot of those elegant fit-j. ling and stylish dolmans and cloaks, ; just received, which still keeps our, j stock ahead of anybody else in this ! line, at the Emporium of Fashions. Wk want every reader of the /'/w, and Manner to read what the Rev.; (Jeo. P. Hays, 1). D., has to say on the11 subject of making excuses. Let allj read and be profiled thereby. Ik all that has been written on | the lien law were printed together it ' would make a large book. If the ef- ? feet of it were concentrated it would ( amount to naught. Wk notice that some of ourbrethren of the press are now advertising! Holloway's Pills. Long ago weadver-j tised ihem, but as yet have received no pay for the work. Mr. O. J. Bond is writing valua-j bk'mid instructive letters on "Teeth'" to the Cheater Reporter. We have read them with pleasure and, we hope, i with profit. ' Witkn a correspotident of a newspaper constantly refers to himself as "we" or "us," we are involuntarily i led to wonder how many there is of him. Tiiosk persons in alf parts of thei State who have been indicted for car- , rying concealed weapons have been < I contributiug fieely to the public treas-j |">y. i ] It is thought by some of thebreth-l ! ren of the (juill. that the present ex-j, cedent management of the convictsi! : that our Stale taxes will be reduced, i' j The sale of town lots in Troy, ] I a ill (Win; i?rw> J'i.iiv iw-iuwiiwn, |Thursday'. As this is destined to be i i one of tlie towns of Abbeville county, purchasers would do well to attend. j Messrs. 0'Neai, will build two j brick offices in rear of Mr. Russell's j new store near Law Range, one of which will be occupied by Messrs. j I Noble & Noble. i The stock of neck wear, Bernhait i collars, laces, jewelry, bracelets, cor-1 sets, gloves, fancy hose, zephyr shawls, &c\, cannot be beat at the Emporium 1 of Fashions. j1 All the newest shapes and styles of ;, ladies, Misses and children's hats and bonnets, can always be found at very I lowest prices, at the Emporium of 1 Fashions. Black cashmeres, all prices, with plain, bugh and brocade trimmings to match the best all wool jjoods to be ! found for 50 cents, at the Emporium of Fashions. We understand that Quarles & Co. are selling goods very cheap, with a view of changing their present varied stack, to some special lines in trade.4t We had th? pleasure of a call last' night from Captain J. F. Hodges of! | Ninety Six. We are always glad toj i greet the Captain in our sanctum. Wantkd.?Twenty thousand bushels sound dry cotton seed, for which the hitrhest market nricewill he naid. St 11. W. Cannon, j A full corps of jurymen witness-' jes, &e.. were here on Monday. Seine! I of tht-m were not in the best humor; I about the delay of the court. Ladies be sure to look at those! beautiful plaids, shaded surahs, vel- j vets and brocades tor combination suits at the Emporium of Fashions. Ox hand and to arrive 200 barrels of lime, 50 barrels of cement, 50.000 cypress shingles, rough and dressed lumber, at B. K. Beacbam. 2t Wb regret not having thp pleasure of seeing our friend Hon. F.A.Connor when he called at our ollice last Monday. Tub sale of the persona! estate of Dr. Bonner takes place at Due West, to-morrow week, Thursday, 27th instant. (!ai,l and bxaminb the large and varied assortment, of cloaks and dolmans at Cunningham Templeton's. A sim.bxdid ijoot at live dollars, and hand sewed boots for ssven dollars at Cunningham it Templeton's. j Tub cheapest lot of Hamburg edgings and insertions we have ever ottered. <'iiniiiii.'!i:im A- Temnleton. Notice (lie sale of the personal, property of .1 mljje Thomson, deceased, I as advertised in another column. Mil. M. Fmvix, one of tlie host i Irishmen 'hat ever crossed the.sca,has our thanks for Irish papers. A Ki'M, line of hosiery, gloves, hats, caps, hoots, and shoes, at Cunningham Templeton's. Domestic (iihins of all kin<ls and: grades us low as the lowest at Cunningham ?fc Templeton's. The York town Centennial is a hig thing and we cannot attempt to do the subject justice. Mn. IluitT has bought Hip office on Law Range now occupied by Messrs. Noble & Noble. Tin-: dwelling of Mr. George White] begins to show something of what it | will be. Thk Supreme Court has decided that! imprisonment for taxes is constitu-! tional. Tiik meteoric display for the last two or three nights has been splendid, j Wit itu k km ink, beautiful for trimming, at the Emporium of Fashions, j Tiik real estate of Judge Thomson! will probably be .sold in December. j Call on Quarles if you want cloth-! ing cheaper than ever ottered. 4t j Skk Quarles'hats before you buy. j He is ottering rare bargains. ' 4t Mil. James M. Giles has put up a nice piazza to his dwelling. Next week, when you come toi jourt, pay the printer. A MTTI.I-: sprinkle of rain on Ainn-; lay was welcome. XVk AitK in need of our money.! I'ay up. j Coronaea I)ols. Wo are now having Fall days, which ire much plcasanter than the excessive- j y warm weather we li.id t<* light against! iuring the Summer months. Fanners arc very bnsv sowing oats and | gathering corn. As crops are short, it ivill not he a very great burden to gather j :hem. The Little Kogor Workers had a mis-! nonary fair Saturday, the 8th instant, ivhich, notwithstanding it was only at,ended by the immediate neighborhood, j .vas fjnite a success both socially and financially. They realized ?43." We Ac re ti:>t entertained in the Bethlehem j hureh by ail dresses made by .J. 11 Cole-; nan, Ksq., and Prof. W. L. Miller.From thence, we repaired to the Acade-j my where there was dinner and other; refreshments, together with l'aney arti-l ties, poultry, vegetables, A:<\, for sale, j Alter spending several hours there very | pleasantly, we re-assemblcd in the i'hnrch where we enjoyed another ol't I lev. J. 1'. Pritchard's excellent address-] js. Altogether the day was a very pleas-j intone, and we hope the children will repeat the occasion annually. Mis-t Agues Kice, one of our mosti lovctl young ladies, has returned after laving spent nearly lour months witli f relaiivesand friends at Union, Hemler-i sonvilleand Asl.eville. We gladly wel- j onio Iu'r back. Mr. Jumps Make is having a very neat; residence erected near Coronaca, at .vliich niace the young people spent quite; i pleasant time last Friday evening. Service is had in the Methodist church i liere three times a month?lirst, third,! tnd fourt > Sabbaths. Tlit* Baptists are making preparations ;o begin their church soon. ConONAl'.Y. | If vof want a line suit of clothes for a! little money, <>r a good ovcr-coat.or line iats. shirts, underclothing, trunks, va-. ises. silverware, jewelry, musical instru-! incuts, or any kind of goods, the place to I >uy them for the least money is at I. (Jit-: elson. Everybody take notice that I give j i line oil ehromo to every one of my cus-l Vomers. Call and see my stock.it willpay any one to gel po-tcd in prices. The, largest and best stock of dry goods at the! rerv lowest prices. The liuest stock of. ioalts ever brought to Abbeville in silks j ?nd beaver cloths; as to boots and boots; 1 defy competition. Saddles and harness! tt all prices ? ill convince the public that he cheapest place to buy your yoods is at! 1. Cinelson's. * 3in t _________________________ i JUKTIIS. At Wulhullu, last week, Mrs. 1). A. .Smith,? i twins, a sun ami a daughter. m: \TH. 1>IK1>, at Abbeville. Wednesday. October 12, j Ksl. Pearl Parker, intantson of Mm. unci Dr. K. II. McHrlde. Notice to Trespassers. A LI/ persons arc hereby warned not to come upon our 1 nids for tlie purpose of hunting'possums, psirtridges or any other game. | r\ 11 violators of thi* nolle will he punished . o the fullest extent of the law. A. L OILLKSPIK, i JOHN T I.VON. | J. It. P. W1LIS0X. I li. It. I5AKICSDALE. Oct. 19,1831, It I FOR .Superintendent and Teacher of Lethe! farm. School will take place on Friday Ith Novemher. Applications with references to he handed I in to W. 1>. Mars, Chairman, or the under-1 igned. WJI. II. PARKER, J Secretary and Treasurer. I Oet. If), ISSI, 2t ro MY FARMER FRIENDS!! I . IIA VP. erected my scales on the public! square and am better prep-ired and inorej conveniently located than ever toaccomnio-] late my friends. A lust balance and an even n'oiolit tnv ninftn Piifron.-uri' f < <)_ Siif. ! ^faction guaranteed. (Jive men trial. JAMES S. WILSON. Oct. 10,1SS1, lm KTOTICEI j -OK SPECIAL TERMIff CoM fir Alto lie Conntyj I TlIK STATR OF Sot'TJI CAROLINA, In the Supreme Court. \ SPECIAL TERM OK THE COURT OK; Common Pleas will hi* held in ami fori theeounty of Abbeville. commencing oti tlicj If rut Monday in November next, for the trial! ;?f such case* :>s niiiy be brought before it. Tiie HonorableT.'lJ. Eraser,Circuit .ludtreof Ihe Thinl circuit, is hereby assigned to hold the Special Term aforesaid. The Clerk of t hi*Court will transmit a copy . Iiereof lo the Honorable T. B. Em*er, Circuit I Itidecof the Third Circuit, and a copy to the i I'lerk of ilie Court of Common Plea* for Abbe-. villecounty, who \yili see Hint the duties devolving upon him ami other ollieers In the prcmis"s arc performed according to law. Col.I*M 1(1 A, S. C., (Jet. 17, Issi. W. 1>. SIMPSON. Chief Justice S. C. j A. M. lioozKi;, Clerk Supreme Court. All petit Jurors, witnesses and parlies In in- g terest will take notice of the following provisions of the law relating to special terms niid govern themselves accordingly. "All processes, writs and recognizances of every kind v11ether respecting juries, witnesses, ball or otherwise, which relate to the cases to be tried at the said sprelal session, shall be considered iis belomrlnif to such session in t he same manner as if they had boon Issued or taken in reference thereto."?Gen.Stat.Chap. I'X.NII, See. _S. The special term will commence on the 7lli day of November, proximo, Grand jurors will not be wanted at Mild term M. <S. 7.KIGU2K, C. C. 1*. Clerk's Office, Oct. 18,1881. FALLj -ANDWINTER MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, DRESS GO.DS, LADIES SHOES,1 and everything for the ladies. A l.->:*ge and complete stock can now be found ai bottom pi ices, at the EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. Oct. 19,1881, tf NOTICE. rr*lK personal properly of Judge Thomas J Thomson, decettbctl, constating of .'ONE SOROHUM MILL AND THREE j LARGE BOILERS, MULES, HORSES. I COWS, CORN, FODDER. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, | A ml his CHOICE LAW LIBRARY, I -iikI other si-loiMcil wtamlaril hook?, will be j vulil at piihlie siuc:io:i on THURSDAY, the -'III NOV. proximo. [ TERMS CASH. M. M. THOMSON', S. (i. THOMSON, r. r. QI AULES. Administrator*. Oct. 10,1S>1, 2t baexiaixsT j bargains!! \yi: OKFKR KXTll A RARGAINS IN AI.lJ > > ul J DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, &C, j Try us and you will buy your goods cheap. QUARLES & CO. j Oct. in, iski, im State of South Carolina,; Abbeville County. IX THE PKOBAT1C COURT. \V. 12. C'othran, Plaint ill. turn Inst John C. Chiles, minor, Defendant. Sale of Land to Pay Debt?. BY virtue of thp authority conferred on me hy aetof assembly, I will sell on Naleday in November next, wi.thln the leua! hours of s:de. for payniun't'oT "debts', the following rent iM-ite, bclon-jina to the estate of John ('. < 'biles, deceased, to \v 11; All Hint tract or pareel of land, containing ONK HUNDHKD ACIIKS, more or less, and hounded bv lands of Mrs. A. 0 Jlearst, lloreb Church land and others. TKlt.NLS CASH. Purchaser to ray for t i 11 r;s.! J. FULI.KK I,VOX, ! J. I'ro. A. C. i Oct. 19.1SS1. tf I Of 1381. P. & Co. t) tie FronLi I W rrii their usual attrartivc slocK of GENERAL MERCHANDISE A full and complete lino of DRV a O O T) S. 3XT <otio33.s, CLOTHING, ?of the very best a:id cheapest? BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, I GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,! and such other goods as are usually kept in n first-class store. All contained in WO. 3 GRANITE RANGE, ABBEVILLE C. H? S. C.j Wc nre determined to sell them nnd owlne to i the short crop and general complaint of hard | times have marked them at such pneo* ?s will insure tiiein quick and ready sale. All | we want is that you will call and examine. Huv am! In- happy, Out. 1!?, IS^l, if S ato of South Carolina,j Abbeville County. IX TIIE OOMMOX PLEAS. U. T. Gordon against N. K. Aldous and othersComplaint for Partition. 1>Y virtue of an orderofhis Honor Jw'ge ' Fia-t'i", to me directed in the above case,; 1 will sell at public outcry, at Abbeville ('.j II.. on SALKIIAV IN NOVK.MBKII next, all i\{ l'Miil in W*1 id II!If] POIlllt.V.i lately the residence of M iry K. fjord r>n, containing ONB IIUNDRBI) AND SKVKNTY j ALMtKs, more or less, and bounded by lauds ol" Mre. 1'ralt. K. llenry and otlters. TIIltMS CASH. M. L. UONIIAM, Jit., Master A. C. Abbevlllo.S. C., Got. 11,1881. tf State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. IX THE COMMON PLEAS. M. 0. Zeigler, Cierk and successor against J. J K. Bills. | PY virtue of an order of Judge Hudson, to! *' me directed, in tlie above stated ease. I | will sell at- public ouiery. at Abbeville H.. | on SAf.F.DAY IN NoyBMBK next.all tbat> tract of land, situate, lyinir and bcin^ within ! the state and county aforesaid.containing! TWO lll'N DllBD AND TWBXTY-FIVB ACKBS, more or less,and bounded by lands of \V. M. Stevenson, l'eter Henry and others. TBlt.MS OF SAI.B-C.isb. M. L. UONIIAM, Jit.. Master A. C. Abbeville, S. C.,Oct. II, 1SS1, tf State of South Carolina,! Abbeville County. IN TUB PKOIJATB CUUllT. In He estate of David Ilannali, Deceased. | Petition for Settlement and Discharge. N'OTICB Is hereby irlven that William j Dunn, Bxeeulor of David Hannah. .le- I <><i?.'n<l Itoc 'it.it ioil In tliic iwinrt tVi?? it charge from his trust. It is (>ui?k!i!:i>, that Friday tin1 11th of No-! viniii-r, KM, be iixcd as the day for the settle- j mculaud discharge of Ihi* executor. J. Kt'MiKK I?YON, I'robale Judge A. C. Oct. 11.1 SSI, tf Sheriff's Sale. J. S. Cothran, Assignee, against J. >1. (illlam, J et ill.?Kxeeution. BY virtue of an Execution tomedirected, In j the ahove stated en so, f will sell to the highest bidder, nt public auction, within the! legal hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, i on Aloud iy, the seventh day of November A. 1>. IS>1, the following described property, to wit: All the interest of J. M. (iillam in that tractor parcel of lar.d, situate, lyins and lining in tlie county of Abbeville, South Carolina, and known as the.summer Cabin's place, and containing ON 10 HCNlJllEP AND FIFTY ACRKS, more or less, and bounded b.v lands of J. Allen Uanie.v, \V. \V\ Sprouseand others. Levied on and to be sold as the property of J. M. Uiilam to satisfy the aloicsald execution and costs. TEUMS: Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. .1. F. C. IH:I*UE, S. A. C. Nherill"s Otllce, Oct. 11,1S81. Sheriff's Sale. D. II. Thompklns et nl. against J. A. Ellis.? Executions. T>Y virtue of sundry Executions to ine direct- j I' ed, in tin.'above stated ease, I will sell to ttie highest bidder, at l'ulilic Auction, within tlie lejial hours of sale.at Abbeville Court House,on Monday, the seven I h day of November A. 1>. 1^1, the following described property, to wit: All thill tract fir parcel ot land, situate,lyingand being In thctown of Hodges I in tlie county of Abbovllle, South Carolina, ami containing 41x210 FEET, and bounded by lands of (J. M. Hodges, W. A. Moore, \V. A. I.ornax and the Columbia and (ireenville Hail road. Levied on and to be sold as the i property of J. A. Ellis to satisfy the aforesaid executions and costs. i.asii. j'lircnuscr 10 pay lor papers.; J. F. C. IH I'UK, S. A. 0. SherifT's Office, Oct. 0,18S1. Sheriff's Sale. Hugh Wilson against Sarah M. Guffin. Judgment of Foreclosure. T>Y virtue cf an order to me dlrectel, in tbc -L' a hove slated case. 1 will sell to t lie highest bidder, at public auction, within the legal hours of sale, at Abbeville Court lloie-e. on Monday, the seventh day of November A, 1>. Ir-M, I he following described property, to wit: All thai tiaet or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the county of Abbeville, South Carolina. and containing .SIX IILWDUKD AND FIFTY ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands of \V, A. Lee, estate T. C. I'errin J. M. Edwards and others. To be sold as the property of Sarah M. Guffin, to satisfy a mortgage in the above stated ease and costs, TERMS CASH. J. F. C. DrPRE, ft. A. C. Sheriff's Office, QcUll, 1881, tf PAIL 'THURSDAY, 29TH SEPT. | Tin-: LAP IKK AIIK INVITED TO IXSI'ECT our .stock of MILLINERY, * | DRESS GOODS, iDress Trimminss, CMs, Dolmans, -ANDZEPHYR SHAWLS, I and ft great variety of Juncy good*. ! Respectfully, R. M. HADDOM & CO. ! Sept. 21,1881, tf THE BEST THING ?EVER OFFERUD? For the Price! THREE BUTTON KID GLOVE, Sept. 21, 188J, tf "V?7" anted. A T EXC1IAN(iK HOTEL. ('.KEENVII,I.E. i /V .S. A competent person u> look after j (looking, tnukc Desserts, Ac. Permanent sitnation ottered. [Sept. 21,1SSI, tf j Bedsteads. 117K liaveabont flveliuinlrcil BEDSTEADS )\ at prices from $2.2.5 to SlO.iM) each? all solid hard wood. Solid Walnut. Uedsal prices from sS.OO to S2O.00; handsome styles. J. D. CliAI.MERS. Sept. 21,18SI, tf The Artotype. A V r W onH h??mt!fii1 oner in vl ncr_ Coiilo*; 1 J\ from line, steel engravings. Theseare beautiful durable pictures. With thcellcctof llsslil and shade make a nico article al a low price. Tlrey ?rc worthy ol a place. In yon * parlors and rooms, in place of the high coloreil cheap chroinos. J. D. Chalmers. Sept. 21, ISRI.tf i\T otice. A LL persons bavins demands nsninst the /V estate of the !?"> (J. W. HOWKN, deceased. will present then) duly attested. And all persons Indebted will plouso make payI mcnt to the undersigned at once. W. A BLACK, AdministratorSept. 21,18SI, Ct Lamps, Lamps, ! Lamps, i The Wost Bsaufu 1 Assortment Ever brought to Abbeville! Stoves, Stoves, | Stoves. A Full Line of thei Best the Market Af-j I fords, -ATH. W. LAWSON & CO. Sppt.2S.lH81,12m 1)OPLAK PAINTED SUITS very handsome ?l prices from $2j to per set. J. L>. CHALMERS. Sept. 21,1SSI, tf Kid Gloves. I^VEKY lady who wants a real >roo'I Kid j (Jlow,should mil for our "Polo"?the j host ever ottered for SI U>. K. M. 11 ADDON it CO. sept. h, issi.tr H. G. SCUDDAY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ANDEHSOX, S. C. OFFERS Ills professional services totheeit-j I /.ens of Abbeville. 1'a.i ties desiring to i cinsuit wllh him, may do so at each session j of the Court for the County, or by letter at An- j derson t- II. * June 1*>, ISM, tf Administrator's Sale! I WILL sell at the residence of the late G, W. Howcn, one mile east of AntrevilleP. ()., on THURSDAY, OCTORER -Wli, nil the personal properly belonging to the ustutK'of said dei'easeil, consisting of I FINE HOUSE, 2 GOOD MULES, HOGS, CATTLE, SHEEP. HOUSEHOLD U lvi l<_1 ir..> i'uiku> i i in',, r.an.uING IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, BUGGY, CORN, WHEAT, OATS, FODDER, COTTON SEED, Ac., &C. WESLEY A, BLACK, Administrator. Oct. 5,1881, 2t \\J AKNING.-AM persons nrc forbidden to V? hunt oil any lands belonging lo myself or Mrs. Taylor. Torches or fires of any kind arc strictly forbidden. Violators of this notice will abide the conscqucnees. Sept. 21, .'It JAMES TAYLOR. Sheriff's Sale. linxter Ilays. as administrator against S. S. Fisher.?Execution. r>Y virtue of an Execution to mc directed. In j * the above stated case, I will sell to the highest bidder, at Pubiie Auction, within the ! legal houi^of sale,at AbbovlileCourt House,, on Monday, thoseventh day of Novenihor A.! 1). IStfl, the following described property, to wit: All that tract or parcel of lund. situate, j lying nud being ou the waters of Huck Horn. I creek, In the county of Abbeville, South Car- j I olina, and known as the Armstrong tract and j ; containing SI XTY-SEVEN A CUES, ! more or less, mid bounded by lands of Joshua Ashley, Thomas Ashley and others. AIho, the Home place, containing N1NETY-TI1 REE ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands of Mnrtha Murdoek. Richard Robeitsou and others. Levied on and to be sold as the properly of s. S. Fisher to sutlsly the afoiesald execution and costs. Ix r^ix.uo: lu:u. i-urcuuscrs 10 pay xor papers. J. F. C. DcFKK, S. A. C. Sheriff's Office, Oct. 11,1S81. k. -r>.^ .'.'w. -. I I c I J NEW STORE, : i> NEW PRICES, i1 I i ! NEW GOODS. ! I TAKE PLEASURE in informilip the inhabitants of Abbeville, and | the public generally that I have open- i e<l here in Knox's new building an entire new and complete stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, I -CONSISTING OF? 1 tale M Fane? Dry Gills, : CLOTHING, |i ' For Gents, Boys, To1! ' and Children,1, j I3oots and Shoes* II ATS AN J ) CAPS | GENTS' |, FURNISHING GOODS, I1 |i TRUNKS, CARPETS, !; ! ' Millinery, &c.jj Which upon examination will prove;) to be the largest and best selected i stock ever brought to this city. j < ! To give you an idea, I will en timer- ' iite a few articles, which will bewor-jt thy of your considerations. |( \* Dress Goods! Dress Goods ! j1 An immense stock, in beautiful de-'1 sign from 10c. a yard and upwards. 11 BLACK A Li'A CAS from loc. a|( yard and upwards. BLACK CASH-11 iMEHKS for 25c. a yard nnd upwards j( mi> t m\r r vrici 'mul.k #! ?** ! I [ IXVimiUliiUt.? u? iiiiitUiJ uac mivrv j novel ties of the seaaon. Mv stock of; DRESS GOODS will be'sold lowj? enough to .suit the times. A handsome line in WHITE' GOODS, consisting of LAWNS and ' VICTORIAS, IjINSES, NaXSOOK,:' LINEN, in fact everything in that J1 line, will be sold at the lowest posai-; ble figures. !! ' Embroideries, Laces, Trim- , mings, in large quantities at astonishly low; ] prices. : Shawls! Shawls! Shawls!; * and Skirts- : < !1 0. what a beautiful line in ZEPIIVR, | [CROCHET and WOOLEN, the latest j I designs; and prices what of that? i Why cheap is no name for them?!, cheap does not express it. Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks! and ' Dolmans. I lead the van. lyook at these prices _ and reflect. Cloaks for $".00 worth ' $3.00 ; Cloaks for $3.00 worth S7.0;; Cloaks for $7.o0 worth $9.00; Cloaks! for sio.ou worm $iz.?>u. JJoimans at the same pi ices. And, also, it will he] to your interest to t'xamine these be-' fore purelmsingelsewhe. I would call especial attention to the Ladies that I have received a very large stock of j Zephyr! Zephyr! Zephyr! t in all colors and shadee only 10c. an ; ounce, i,s cheap as it Can be bought in any city North or South. Also a largo; assortment of Canva ss, Felling, Embroidery i Silks, and EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS.! Remember these prices and I feel con-; 1 vinced that you will 11 nd it to your in-j ter?.'st to buy from me. Also a com-. 1 plete lino of 11 Hosiery, Gloves, j! Handkerchiefs, j; * i;1 Genuine Globe Corsets, j-, In fact everything kept in a first-class j i city store. I have also a fine stock of LADIES'CUSTOM MADE SHOES1, I ( which I will sell at a very low figure, j1 Clothing! Clothing!! Clothing! J j in Men's, Boys, Youth's and Children.}.! The biggest stock in town ; from the j 1 cheapest to the finest. Will sell them i1 at unheard of tig tires in Gent,' Furnishing Goods, jT venture to pay I lead the van. A j | beautiful good SHIRT made of New York Mills Sherley for $1.00 worth; $1.50. ; . The largest, the most fashionable j I stock of i <i i Cravats, Scarfs, Ties,; ever brought to this city. Also a full'1 line of HANDKERCHIEFS IN COTTON, | LINEN AND SILK, COLLARS, GLOVES AND CUFFS, j unit ill fnot pvprvfliiiur 1*11 tlmt tini'ill.l an immensely low price. HATS AND CAPS, I in Men's, Boys, Youths and Children j ?a full line at all prices. Also a large stock of JEANS, CASSIMERES, I! II REPELLENT FLULLS, OPERAS, PLAIDS AND CARPETS j J in abundance and at low figures. My stock of I J; MILLINERY, t < will he complete shortly. Also a fine stoek of j Ladies' Ms, Satchels, Valises, I" and in fact it is impossible for me t<r enumerate everything. j In conclusion, I would say: IIav-|t ing bought these goods at the lowest j\ cash prices, I urn enabled to sell goods jr (lower than ever and at prices to suit j line times. i\iy Motto is uuick sales,; i hihI Small 1'rilils. ,r Extra inducements to wholesale;1' buyers. CHARLES AUERBAOH !> Proprietor. I Sept. 21,1SS1, tf ..." ...... . . ^vcrW. SSraSi rllF, 1881-2 SESSION Or THE IIIGE SCHOOL will be-In on TUESDAY, 13th ;EPf. L). B. JOHNSON, M. A., Principal. MISS LLCV WHITE, ) v Assistants. MISS ANNIE BONIIAM, ) The Scholastic year \vl!l consist or ton months of lour weeks each divided into two cssions as follows: A l'iiyimr Sc-sion ol 'rti'iity-eiirht weeks (with fees as below.) and i Free session of twelve weeks, p:i lit for by t tit Public School Fund,?Free {session lobc,;ni 011 lie first Monday in April, lssl. Fees lor Paying Session. Primary Department, S10..Y), or $1.50 per nontli. Intermediuto,S!0.'i*, r.r Vl~~> per month. High School, 52(i.*J5( or SV*> per month. Fees "to be paid monthly and promptly. Vinif but pay seho'ars will be admitted or onlilined d 11 tin;; the I'ayinu .Session. The fees are the same in amount for theyear is last year's rates. The apparent Inorisiseoji lio monthly fees Is owiu^ to the Free Se.-sloii vhen no fees are charged. The above rates are lower than at any slmiar institution in the Stale. Xo extia charge s made for Mathematics and I,ansivn:cs. \V. 11. PAHKEH, President Hoard Trustees. V,'. C. Beskt, Secretary. August m, IfiSl, tf 11 iv unmirm 9 Trkasuhkit's 0rncE, august 1ss1. 6X ACCORDANCE'with the Supply Iiill, approved Docembcr24th, 1880, notice i* hereby given that the I'reasurer's office of Abbeville County l\*i 11 be open for the collection of taxes rhursday, loth September, ls.si, and ivill remain open until 1st day of November, exeept the di*y!? included in lie schedule of appointments made jelow in this notice. The rate per centum of taxes is as "ollows: State purposes 5 mills. County (current) 3 " Deficiencies } " School 2 Total 10.1 ? roll tax SI.00 In all cases where the May Installment has not been paid a penalty ol five per centum will be added to said nsfallment. All taxes remaining unpaid on the [st day of November will inetira penilty of fifteen per centum, and ?vill be jollected by distress until loth day ol November; after that date the Count.v i'reasurer will proceed to collect the ciiiiu by levy and side us provided bj aw. Taxes are payable in the following dnds of funds and no other: Uold uid Silver Coin. (suited Stales Cur ency, National Bank Notes and Coitions which sliall become payable durng the year 1881, on tlin valid eonsolilated bonds of this State, known as 'Brown Bonds." Provided, however, hat jury certificates and tlm per diem )f State witnesses in the Circuit Courts dial! be received for county taxes, not ncluding school taxes. Parties liable to Poll Tax and refusing or failing to pay the same will be proceeded against as for a misdemeanor, and upon conviction "shall be lined jot more than ten dollars, besides eost, >r by imprisonment in the county jaii lot exceeding thirty days." In accordance with the amendment >f the Act approved December 2.5, iN7i', ivhieh requires the County Treasure! 'to attend at certain places for llie colection of taxes," I will attend at the following places, on the days designated, to wit: At Ninety-Six, Monday, Sept. in, from arrival of down "train until Wednesday 21st, same hour. Greenwood, Wednesday 21st, froyi trrival of up train until same bout Friday 2od. Hodges, Friday 23d, from arrival ol up train until same hour Saturday 24th. Due West, Monday, 20th Sept. Dounaldsville, Tuesday, 27th :>ept The balance of the lime up to No rcmber 1st, I will be in the ofiice ai [lie Court House. The tax payers of Lowndcsville Magnolia and Calhoun townships art notified that the Savannali Vallej Railroad tax will be collected at tin -:ame time. All information as to (axes freely ?iveil iiy mail or otherwise. J. W. PEERIN, County Treasurer, August 24, 18.S1, if Parlor Suits, UPITOLSTKHKP in beautiful Spun Sill;tlie latest style:-, J. ]>. C1IALMKKS. Sept. 21,1.S81, tf Chamber Suits [N WALNUT alp;lees from Forty (J-M) dol I la is lo two hundred (t2')!)) dollars. Suriieo hcse goods the finest we have ever ottered. J. 1). CllA 1,.ME!W. Sept. 21, 1S81, tf HALL STANDS, Wliat-Nots, I'.raekets ant Tablets?all uvw and beauiimt. ' J. I). CIIALMEIIS. Sept.21,1881, tf Slate of South Carol inn. Abbeville County. Probate Court?Citation for Letters of Administration. ly J. Fr1.1,1:1: I.von, Ivsn., Prokatk .Tt:ix; lATHKRKAS, .T. W. Ferrln. has made sail ** 'tome, to grant him Letters of Adminisration rum tnxOnnrvtu mint.ro of the esialc uid effects <if Mrs. Jane K. Perrin, late ol' Ah)cvlllt; county, deceased. Those art; therefore toeitea ml admonish all uid singular thi* kindred and creditors of the iaid Jane K. Perrin, deceased, that 1 hoy bo md appear, beiore me. in the t'oitrt of Protale. to be hold at Abbeville ('. 11.,on Thinslav, the 1'Uii of October, 1KS1. after publication lereof, tit II o'clock in the forenoon, to show anse. if any they have, why the suldAdminstration should not by granted. litven nniler my liandand seal, tiii?'J7th day of Se] item Iter, in I he year of onr l,ord one thou-":ml <*ig!it hundred and oiyhtj -one and in the oiie hundredth and six'!; year of American Independence. Published on tlie'isMi day of September, ISSI. n tin; AbbrvlU'' I'nx.t ami Jiintir-r, and 011 the Vurt House door !or tiie time required by aw. j. n:r.T.v::t i.vox. J udgo of Probate. Sop}. 1SSI, tf Sleep Well Spring Bed3, 11 AKK your beds ft comfort and you will \l arise relreshed. The ' Twin Spring" .'t.atl; 'J'lie "Koston Sp,-lii?" SI.OO and sI.Vi; 'lie "Woven Wire Spriin!-'jo<la.tM; The inviixorator" y.'.ti'i lo The Twin Spring sun improvcinenloit the town Sprimjsold in his county ; it clamps the slats so that it can't onto oil'; only j"i.t)0 for is springs. ? J. D. Chalmers. Sept. 21.1SS1, tf EXEOUTOfS" SllE" LtXDKII and by virtue of the authority I vesteti in us by the will of J. I. Ho-NN I'll licensed, we will sell at public outcry, at line Vest, S. f., on TIII'lt-sDA V. the 2Tt li OtTO51 :tt next, alt the personal property of theesateofthe said J. J. Doiiner, dceeusod, (Milistiagof Iouschold and Kitchcn Furniture, Horses, 31nles, Cattle, Ilogs, Fanning Implements, Carriage, litiggy, itc. CASH. E. E. BONNES, W. J. BONNER, Executors. Sept. 21,1831,51 Special Notice. I.Ij persons holding bills. accounts or deft mauds of any kind a?alusi the county of vbbevillc wliicli Imvc not before presentel to the Il< arrl of Countv (.'omrni.'-sloners nt pedal mcetlngduring Ihcyeararehereby m,. i tied io deposit the same with t !ic undersigned ,'lork of the Hoard oil or before Thursday the st of November next, so tlmt they may beexnilned and ordered lo lie paid at the annual noting which will be ht-lii ThnisJay,Mli ol' November, JSS1. T. P. COTHRAN, C. B. C. C. Oct.5,1SSI, If SCHOOL TEACllI'.li, A MIDDLK AOKI> GKXTI.K.M AX OF T.IP *- era! education, holding a tlr*. gradoeeri Ilea to as teacher of public schools for Abbeville county, and having considerable experi nee in leaching,offers hisservices as teacher )f any well patron tool school in A bli?-v ill.? or idjaccnt counties, for the scholastic year of Sfti. The classics and higher F.uglWh branchis taught if rei|uired. Apply at tMso'licc or iddrcss "Teacher," Abbeville- (' I!. !i Medical Scciety, 1'IIF, Abbeville .Voitcsil Society meets Ihe second Tuesday in ' ictub.-r. Ullioeis for ...V, ..-ill I... I,.I K, Ji. McIUlJMK, SwrniiU-y. Oct. 5,1?81, It, Blue Stone, scrt.27,ir?i, 11 fleeggggggcgeBaH*aeHHBe*BHHBea*a* I We Hnv6 Excel-:.? lilflf Ilent Facilities forlgj 1211 i ? s ij p u I y I ? s t,,eJ B 0 C If Hi Li H wauls of (,'uatogmers. n r | A ru 11 line ol' Do- /OT ..1 mestics, 'vJ k |? Notion* anu J'aiicy Goods, DExVLl: i A ' jj f -Uosiory and Ku.lL- ) , , Goods, jlTijj/tmliilj Ll 'B While Goods and! j| j COTTON ;E Linens and House*] . 1 keeping Goods, S Sillis aixi ltilib<MiR. GUA10 . | Hindi Goods, (Complete Stc Woolens, Cussi-l lnorps, I Goods 01 Kill (ilovc^ I I 11*^ ? IIAVE JUST KKCKIVi PILL & WIN I ; To which tlicy invite the at | Their stock of ; Embraces every needed 'I ~ l. ,*m IejTcaL VcUiyty Ui OlUlLilAi : I Hats, Caps and Cloths c 'I Their goods are offer and see diem. j Sept. 1-1, 1881, tf [ J??MK^nmnjua'.^r^JUPWfCTC?I aaeiOPttW Hi I. Bi :ji3i^iIdLi23.??' C -DEAL! nr.frrrn S?.TA ?fiTim ;j aimu nuuua SSEOLL WORK ail TUilli sash, s1ind3, 3005 .. april 20, 1381, tf. '? ! g. c. biladley. jBBABLEY& i dealers ix geneil1 ABBEVILLE C. N., AN! always kegi' on 1iand a. 1 |DRY GOODS. FA :j TION. DBESS ] i EEADY-MAB iHATSj BOOTS, SHOE 1 l so family supplies ? cotix, mka r.. fi< i h a ms, coffees, teas. caxxeikiyoi c tf ox a III ks. also !? vplcudid block ol i a xtatiox sriti.ilis. j" B. W. C, -agen -|Gullett Gins, Ero if a C Economizer Engine, ; Sweepstakes Threshers ri Reapers and Mowe: MiUs. Cane Mills, Ha '] Subbsr and Lsat iWriTn SEVERAL YEARS' EXP I | TT and special arrangements with t ; United States. I too! confident of being ab j be excelled. I' Call on hip or write for circular and prie i liberal discounts ior cash. ! Jan. If, I-'iSO, tf . | _ - W.ALHALLA, S, C. j i 'PliK scssl::r. of ISSl-'ftJ will begin nn TflURS| I DAY, SkPTK.M i?K!i .Students may . | fleet bctufi-n the L'hi*sical, Srientlilu nml Commercial t'nurses. iloml ami tuition very I reasonable: the whole txpeases (except t"'>r I clothlns innl traveling) need :i<it ''XiveJ M'jt) per annum. 'J'hcsiudent* arc drilled In niili' tury tRctif">. l.oeali'd a' tins ba-e i?:' the I'! tie I ! KUIne Moini'nins, the eiimaie is unsurpassed. | s i-'or catalogue apply to [ JOI2N I?. Ill LEY, { Chairman ot Faculty. I ' \V. \V. I.!'-. \j:r. seereU;ry of Faculty. L August -i, i*>l, -in D UK "WEST ' UlaTy* o 1:0, Hn! laftva i ; 'isi%s in tli's Ii'siitutioii open First ' i t. j Monday in October next. (.*?> of lliwitl ! land Ir?*trs!Sitr Tuition for year, NVw J i Fnnii'r.r--. Faculty complete. French ! j German tatuht." For catalogue, address, J. P. KENNEDY, President, j Due West, Abbeville Co., S. C. j Aup'.st 21,1SS1, tf |State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. COriiT OF COMMON Fi.EAS. Margaret McFerrln, !>y CI. P. McFertin. her J guard inn ad litem, I lainli.'I", nsaln.st \V. AV. Hunter, W. A. Hunter ami John E. i Iluntcr, pefcu.!an:*?. ! C*o;>y Summons For Il?-r. Compl/tinl served. j | To the Defendants W*. \V. Hunter, \V. A. j ! Hunter and John K. Hunter. Y' or am-: nun kiiy summoned and i required to answer tire complaint in this j action, of which a copy is Hied in the Clerk's J otllce of the .-.aid county. and to serve u copy j i of your answvr to tin* said ecrnplnint on the I (.subscribers at. tin; olliee of either of them : within twenty days a tor the service hereof. | ; exclusive <>f tin* ihi;.- of such service: ami if , voii f:ii! I:>answer t!i<? complaint wi'hin the j'titnc aforesaid. the plainlirt' in thi.s action , will apply to I lie Court for the relief demanded in Hi'-1 ompiaiiU. ImtcU July i*.i, A. .0. 'S-l. ! M. !'. 1>i:I'.K('I!I, and r. i 'As? >N. I' ainUilAttorney. M. G. ZKioi.r.i:, C. V. 1'. TO .T. K. ItrSTr.R. AltSKNT MTENIUNT Von a it heie'r.y tiotiited that a copy of tin' comprint in thl* action has this day li'-en tiled In the oliice of tlie ('letk of tin* said i comity. j M. V. ni-!ii:''JI!,ntid S. i('ASt ?N. i'laint ill's Attorneys. I .Inly 2\ K-i, it Ms? to DoSiioi'ii aid Mite ! J Vlinsr. inth hl'-d !<> the ' s'aleof I?r. \\\ I, ! TKM i't.K I < IN", sirequested to make i"iiihi 'tll:?ti* paymini. Those having | claims should present Hu m at once. W. A. TEMPLETON, Aumimstratcr. i MUSIC SCHOOL, j PU?-r. ANT<'X r.r.ll-a uilli-nnn liis sehon ill' Music in .ilthcvil!", wrinlicr 1st. In ' sirsMMion nil !! I'i. ii'). ( pi^'.'iii .liiil \*;o!;ti n' , wfll a* VoO'il Sulo ;i?<I in ? ! iss, tii'ii ; oiiKii.y l.ni.'lii. I .-I'm .: I:iv|: ihuciiIhI Mil- ii j twenty dollar-p rs< .-inn. ?>i live moiitli>-. i or j rt-i'otvuecs and t';:rt!?pr inforiniiiioii,a^ply to j K. B. Onry, Ks<;.. r.v.ornO} at law. | Svrl. - I. ti ?if - V ( I r II I \ nt tiffin*i: Tt"nHto"'- I i siirand ^on,u i Ciin f <oi'H? ^ AIT Can Mackerel, ylii <:n" "eef? Can I'eachcJ, Can Pine Apple, CRSITST ERCHAm1,?t;Lr'"5 nnyrnc Suga", co^e.. UU I til j Molasses,Syrnp?j> >9; j)_ Choice Lot ?f? Family Groceries K always on hand. p - M7. ^ | .. i ick of Fall! j 1 hand, j j* k Hill, 3 EjXJEJ, SL O, DA FULL LINK OF TEE GOODS, 1 ... yf :| tention of the buying public, * ~ "llfS OTTDDT T17CI. ourrLiiiO * -.-'<*3 ! . article. They have ^ g, Cloaks, Boots, Shoes, f all kinds. :J1 ei at low'price3. Call PAEKEE & EILL.V .3 ,,r Js UCHA5L^| >o ntra-otor ERIN- ' LUMBER, MOULDINGS, | [IMS of wen DesoriptDD, ' | L3, LATHS and LIME. ft * tjjM T. P. TIIOSSO.* ; THOMSON' I a, MERCHANDISE AT? 3 BRABLV'S KILLS / 4 hTLI. STOCK OF FIRST CLASS HCY GOODS. NO-' % MATERIAL , % E CLOTHING..., tf S AND DOMESTICS. on:. TIACQN, LARD AND GRIST, CHEESK !><.Sl.'(JARS. MOLASSES, FISH AND C0N? ; TOBACCO AND SEUARS and nil kindso.* fJan. 1!'. 18S0. tf j iNMON, | T FOB? . ; ||i rins, Bigeio^ Engines/ , Birdsall Engines, >, Farquhar Tixreshers, rs, Saw Mills. Grist y and Cotton Presses,;her Belting, &c, 2RIENCE, INCREASED FACILITIES, >o|ne of the largest manufacturers in lho le to oiler buvers inducements that cannot . : 1 cs. Terms ea3y to responsible buj'ors or "33 GREENVILLE^ The Twenty -Seventh Session Will Open W| Wednesday, September 14,1881. ^ ? GRnKNVH.T.K is unrivalled for ilscllmnto VH and health. Occupying u mean posiiliui l>c!Wi!cn (lift severities of the v. inters in VIi- % glniannd the warm summer* ui more Soul I *' * V in regions the t'ity utters rareadvantage* f<r H Hie health of pupil*. , '! he Co'legt- has just clnml n highly prosper rt:tsy< ar, ITHpupils on its register. (. urilculuiit ? fqu:: 1 to tlie most advaneod standard. Corj ? I ot ten experienced and skilled teachers. Kx- 1 penses low and reasonalde We cliallot.k'u S comparison. Reduced rates oil railroad* ar corded to pupils coming and redliningfr<?n? College by applying to the I'r?sulonl. correspondence or catalogue a-IdrcsH A. S. TONNES, President. Angimt 3. JS-il.Tt EXCHANGE HOTEL, 1 GREENVILLE. S. C. ( lLKAN" ROOMS. HIGH CKILIXO. VKXV/ 11 In I inn perfect. Servants polite aiui atfi-ntive. 1 lolls in rooms. llcst rooms rehencU tor traveling public. W. R. wniTE, Proprietor; August 10, I SSI, tf ~ A. B. C. LINBSAYT | DENTIST, Practical and Operative, HAVING attended the lectures of tlie I'onnsv ivania College of Iientnl Surgery utters liis professional service* to I lie public . as a lVutist and Oral surgeon. Calls through Ki, .ill nulK WUrUllll" C<! :lI1<1 <;hai'?CS r?-rtsniiab!?, Uf-siUtiiw ."i miles east of Calhouu Mills, South Carolina. June lit, 1SJ0. _ Ijumber. |) ART IKS havinc Hard Lumber. Asi', L Hickory, and Wliite-onk, can Jilnd ti le fur tlic^ine at SEAT, A MCIIAVAI.VK'S, CarriageShops, Abbeville, S. C. March 1(!. iScil tf BR, S. G. THOKSON, | DENTIST. i ABBEVILLE, S. C. | AT5 Onic ovrr Einporimn of Fauliion.'u'tt July ", 15s*?I. lyr. Make the Children Comfort" able. CHIT/DREX CAltUiAtiKK nn<l rrXA^f bul.-it'irs. Soineof theui vciy handsome. full and sec. J. D. Chalmers. Tta Williamston Fe isCullep HKxi?::rrFVi.r v otters it* vrvlccs to thorn* psi r?>nt? wlirxlesirc to serine f'>r their dauuhteis in- tlmr-'iu'li and symmetrival cultivation < ( .!i !i* liliy.-i >!. intclkviu 1 and inornl mv rs. fi is on what is called I lie "017?-Str??T** I'LiiT. with a sk.vi-Axnvaj. ('uriWK of st-uly ; and. i?y a sjs'.eui oi' 'luilional Premiums, Its Low Hates are ?in<I>5 si I ii lower lor ALL who average $? per revt. No l'uliliu Kxerclses. No " Receptions." irailiiaiion, wiiicii is always private, may occur i it lit liines n year. Till; 1-ALL SLStfiON will open AUOI'ST 1,lStfl. RF.Y. f?. LANHKR. President. . (.'< { C7. tP,ly \VUIiai??toii. C.