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The Press and Banner, A. 13BEVILLiS, S. C. Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1881. Abbeville Literary Club, The mooting of the Club will bo postponed from Friday, 2d Dec. to Krid:iy. next week. 9th Dec. I'.y order of ttie President. It is time yon woreh<-ghinin*rto?hink n>-so:it fertilizers for the next year. The threats made lis to not using it asjain will soon be forgotten. Fanners will sro on nsinz it as b.Tor<\ and th *y wi'l tlnd it prfltable if tliey use the best kinds judiciously. Aside from the commercial fertilizers you expect to buy, you should nave manure at home. Kich earth from the fence corners, and serapit?i:s froth the lot. mi xed with stable manure or cotton seed, will ma'cc un excellent manure for corn or'-otton. Then the acid phosphate mixed with this con'post improves it very much. This is In'a vv to handle and cannot be distributed as; rapidly ar a manipulated guano, but you can put it in level land durinz the winter mouths and have it out of the way. A few acres fori4 eich horse manured in this way, will lie a cr -at Ravine when you come to pay the guano bills in the tall. It is reported on the streets that an effort " will b> made to restrain th<? I'robate .1 udge! . from selling the estate' of .III Ig Thomson on , * next S ile Day. It. is said that Mr Monteath | of ('o.umbla will sue out the iniunclioti at i > t!i Instance of Mr. Manslield Ilollin-.i-.worlli j of this County. We sivc the above merely I ( hs rumors, without vouching for anything. | Buyers should not absent themselves from j the Court House nt the time appointed for the 5 tale, as nothing has :is yet been done to stop she sale. t Kvkry 'tf'li nquent subscriber to the Prrxx j and H.uiiw is urged to pay up before Christ-< ?iv?s. We hope tluit our delinquents will do like the delinquents totliv Lauren-nil!? U<r-\ <ilddo, come up oil Sale Pay. Sale hay is a _ good time to pay. By paying on that day the | i wealthy country editor can have time to look | ' <uit for a profitable investment?If lie should :J have a Cent left after paying his board. Jj hit. Mcltmm: will locate next year in the R'ore now occupied by Mr. W. T. Mchonald.; Mr. McDonald has rented Mr. Barnwell's j store room, and will do business there and , ( live up-stairs. Mrs. Winestock has rented!., Mis. McDonald's home on Magazine Hill. | ('apt. M. L. Honliani will oeeupy the brick <1 we!ling, belonging to Mr. Knox, which Mrs. . AVInStock wi!i vacate. hi Ei>, after a lingering illness, in San tuck on the night of the 21th instant, Mrs. s?l ie Mcllwaine, aged 71 years. She was one of the best women in the county, and her death is deeply mourned by all who knew her. II. rj husband. Mr. William Mcllwaine,is now bortiering on his ninetieth year, and the fifty-! | sixth year of their married life. jj Okf to Ati.anta.?Judge Co; It ran and W. 1: C. Jleiiet, Ks<)., left home for Atlanta on Moil-1 day, to return on Saturday, 'l'hey, along with I Jmlgo Aldrlch and some other gentlemen, go as the guests of 11. I- llcCauzhrin, Ksi|., President of the C. (i. It. li., who takes his k frien ls to see the great exhibition in his pros- [ muni j? uimucIiui car. Oui: Legislators should make a now Jir-n Jaw, whicn shall tike tlio place of the exi-t-' ing "patched up" hiw. There arc now so} many difficult questions arising, under the! law that the best "Philadelphia lawyer" j /lads its difficult to interpret that act,with; Its various amendments aiid altcrat ions. | And the idea has been advance I that then- is! a doubt as t<> whether there is actually any | lien law at all. Crowds are dally in attendance upon the' . Atlanta Kxpo.sition, and every man in Ahbe-i vilie county oui:ht to go. By advertisement i elsewhere in the I'rcxi rtud lUtuner il will be | seen tiiat the'are has been greatly reduced, r and that the tickets now cover tight days in- C f-toad of six as heretoforeWk think Thomas P. Cothran, Esq"., Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners, <le-j nerves the thanks of the people of Abbeville ! rCounty for his clear, full anil specific state-! ment uf his itemized account of the County | J finances. In no County have we seen so care- ] p fully prepared statement. T Mk. John Fui.m:k, of the Fork, in Laurens ' :>,< county, last Sunday afternoon week, luth in-1 p. staut, in trying tlie speed of the horse which '. ' he was riding, was thrown from the animal and so seriously injured that, he died next day. Mr. Fuller was to have been married in A a very few days. I (, If any readorof the Press and linuncr wants C to buy the best farm in Abbcviilo-couuti', let j him call on Dr. Sanders at Ninety-six. On 1 this place there is a crop of small grain which { will yay one-third of the purchase money. | This is rea'ly a rare chance, and the Doctor' means l>u?iuess. A xew lot of black silks, black cashmeres, I Jloma>? stripes, shaded surahs, corsets, rueh-j Jngs, nfCk wear, and other desirable goods. Just received and bdiig oTeredat gri^at bargains at the Emporium of Fashions. Mess its. Pjum.u-s & Jackson, of NinetySix, preparatory touoing into iheir new quartern are selling off their good* at cost, auu we have no doubt they would take the greatest pleasure in giving any of our readers a good : I bargain when they call. [/ It will nodoubt he of Interest to the friends j w of the colored l'resbylcrhuis of Abbeville, ] g to know ihat they have purchased nn acre of [ J} ground for their church lot.and will make rapid progress towards erecting after the holidays. Mkssrs. II. w. Lawson a Co.'s store is now lull of tlic nicest Christmas goods ot .ill! -| sorts. He aire to cill and buy boh ire their; I stock is broken. They intended to give usaj . big advertisement this week. ?' Last Tliurs lay was Thanlcpiving day. but ,H In Abbeville i lie day was not much <>i?m rvcl. ai Tlicbe.l in one ot our churches was run.;, but whether anvbi dy attended service we (j have not been informed. The budding of the bridge at Swearlngen's Mill was let out on last Saturday to Messrs. j James Hawthorn and Samuel Johnson, they ? being this lowest bidders. ! * Mrs. Mary C. Mii,ur, Executrix, oilers I ~ some valuable land for sale on Sale 1'ay in ; J't January. Tuis excellent land is desirable i T property. j b The print of the Journal and Enterprise is creatly improved. Itls one religious new spa- [ fi per tiiat does not publish advertisements of cheats. Mk. M. M. Kino offers a choice farm for j N wile near Seneea City, No better tract c an be j'onnd anywhere than is now ollered by Mr. King. Everybody in the Monterey neighborhood are up to their eyebrows with work. Every i ^ plough running and everybody sowing w heat. | > Don't forget the little ones. Huy them a K" Christina? present. A small umotint invested to please the children will be well spent. Mils. McBriok came hotne last- Saturday night. Masi'-r Eddie has entirely recovered from his recent attack of diphthe:ia. Mil. W. P. Pickens has become tired of I renting land and is now negotiating for the { purchase of a place ol' his own. Gaxtt, the best barber In A ir.erlca, is now o at the Den ly Corner, where he would be glad to serve his customers. tl liKST bargains in Indies and misses under !' v<Jsts, cloves, hosiery, &e., at the Emporium ci of Fashions. Do call and see the splendid assortment of p'latoirroph and autograph albums, at Dr. _ McBrlde's. tf ^ Plcsh hats and bonnets Just received In k. beautiful new shapes at the Emporium of Fashions. Aiibevii.m: has sold some of her Confederate bonds?the last realizing eight dollars a thousand. ^ White and colored flannels in great variety and bottom figures at the Emporium of , F.shions. Krv your Christmas cards at once from Dr. McBrlde. lie has the prettiest in town, tf sc It Is only a short time un'll Christmas. Merchants should advertise their goods. j ct Ve have a splendid lineof gents and laliesj?' under we;ir; cheap, at McDonald a Co. Finest stock of French candy, prunes and dates in town, at McDonald A Co s. 1 _ Why is It that you do not pay your sub- \ Bcrlptionf We need the money. i k. Watrr pkoof clnths, all colors, very cheap [ at Ihe Emporium of Fashions. Ladies look at our fine custom made shoes | n and buy from McDonald Si Co. Gents, look at our boots for men, boys and .. children at McDonald & Co. Sunday was a most beautiful and lovely } dry in erery particular. Look at those flannels lor shirts, dresses, t! <?c., at McDonald A Co's. If you wi?h (o buy anything to eat or wear a go to McDenald & Co. tl Look at tho.'e beautiful cloaks at McDor- j |j old & Co's. j ^ Ik you want a trunk or valise go to McDon-! v! aid & Co. j Go to the Post Office for Christmas goods. i.? OCB farmers are busy sowing wheat. Ik you want a fine suit of clothes for a little money, or u good over-coat, or fine hats, shirts, under clothing, trunks, vafiilvfirvvurn iavvp! rv tnnuinnl invf rn. ( ments, or any kind of goods, the place to L buy them for the least money is at I. <iittelson. Everybody take notice that I gi ve a line oil chromo to every one of my ens- _ tomers. Call and see my stock, it will pay any one to get posted in prices. The largest and best stock of dry goods at the ! very lowest prices. The finest stock of j g cloaks ever brought to Abbeville in silks I I and beaver cloths; as to boots and boots I defy competition. Saddles and harness 1 at all prices will convince the public that j ' thechoapest place tc buy your goods is at a I. Gittelson's. 3m t j] A Syiiouieal Fast. [A*xnciale llr/ormcd Prcsbi/'erian.} The following resolution was adopted by the' late meeting of Synod as may be seen by relerrence to the Minutes: j On motion of Rev. It. A. Ross, D. D., I>r. i Boyce and Rev. E. L. I'atton were appointed a j Committee to draft reasons for a fust to tie ob- j served by the members of the Associate Re-i formed Church on the first Wednesday of I)e-: ceraber. i Agreeably to this resolution, the following ! aro unciersto:>d by the undcrsign-.'d to be thej reasons for the appointment of the above fast: j (1.) The prevalence of an unusually cxten- j tdve and severe drought, affecting almost ev-j ery section of our Southern country as well as other poitioiis beyond, and of such a charac- j ter as to produce apprehensions as to the pros" peets for bupplies for the year to come. (2.) Such has been the mortality anions; our ministers as to raise the inquiry: Why is) this breach among us? Why have so many j of our number fallen ? ( '{.) The increasing disregard of human life, as is seen in the frequent instances of slied-j ding of blood, -blood touching blood." and j especially in the assassination of the latei President of the United States. I (4.) The bold advances of infidelity as made nfon Christianity anil morals? the tendency or which is to destroy the foundations. j (5.) Pastors are expected to assign local rea-| sons for the fast, if such are conceived to ex- j 1st. Remember the day, the first Wednesday, the! 7th of December. J. Boyce, E. L. Patto>\ Lose no Work. [Spartanburg Spartan.) Is the country in any danger? This Is always prominent question when either party loses a State or two. Just now the democrats of Virginia feel that the country is in danger. On the other hand the republicans feel that it! is saved. Just at the close of the war aj "crank," who registered himself as the "immortal J. N.," travelled through the South j making lectures from door steps or tons of | barrels or any other place where he could get an audience, and he stated that it depended on i the stand-point from which you veiwed any Question ns to Its right or wrong. J hen he | proceeded to show from one staud-poi nt that i t lie South was right in the war just closed, nnd ! then he would demonstrate that the .North i wrr equally right. Thus it Is with the parties. | > When one party Is crying out that the couu-1 ' try Is going to ruin, the other, from another; stand-point says it is saved. The lesson for you Is about tills : Do not ioso any sleep on j account of the state of the political parties,! and you certainly ought to lose no work.i Quietly study the problems that come up be-: fore you. and vote for the men and measures, i that will most contribute to the weiiaro and iiaminny of tlie wbole couatry. rKEPAUINO fok NVif eat.?From eonversaions hu'l with our farmers at various trmes ivithin the past few weeks, wc feel safe frn making the statement that more land will be 'owed down this year in wheat than has been 11 any one within the past decade. Tills is a ivlse course, because it wilt result in the farmers fuuishing; their own (tour insteftd of buy-j ns it: and then, by so much of the land being seeded in small grain, there will not besoj treat a demand for laborers, and employers i may be more discriminating as well as Hidependent iu smirhig their farm liolp. Letov?ry farmer sow some wheat, if it is ever so (inalt a ttelil. We learn that farmers In other I .*ounties < !' the State are pursuing this course. I ?t/recHViltc Unttrrpriiw and Mi>itnt>iincvr. . ?>. Hie following is the experience of an up- j ountry lad who went otl with them*eat 1 paw *ircu?. tie wrote bis father two letters : "Dear l'a? I have gone otr with the circus. [ xiiall not return home until 1 have made my 'ortune. when I will enrich you all. Do not >ursue me.?Your affectionate son. Jolts." "Dear Pa? I have unit the show business. | Iloc.f mo this evening :it so'clock at the cross | mds, with a full suit of clothes. I've sot a; int. Jmix." i I>;tv.ss cjoohs! cheaper than over, also each- 1 neres bc.uitii'ul and very cheap at McDonald c < O S. ItlllTIlS. At Asbury, Thursday, November 2-1, ISSI, ijrs. II. II. I?cvlin,?as'ju. Near Cliappells, s. ('., on Monday ?>d Inst, ilrs. Eidrcd C. Siinkins,?a son. At Monterey, on Monday 21st inst. Mrs. "\V.. \ sln rard.?a daughter. At Montoivy, Friday l<th Inst. Mrs. C. G J IcAIlister,?a son. DISSOLUTION. rllK firm of K. ('. Conner A- Co,, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, K. C. Conor having bought, the interest of (t. I,. Conicr. The business will continue as heretofore i:uler the tirm name of E. C. Conner & Co. Nov. 2S, ISsl. In retiring from the firm of K. C. Conner it 'o.. I would bespeak for them the same libcrI patronage heretofore bestowed. 1 Respectfully, (1. L. CONNER. Nov. .'W, lsJSl, tf LAND FOB SALET I I r WILL sr>l 1 at public out.orv on SALE-' I DAY IX JANUARY,'a tract of 1 mil containing 174 Acres, , nnwn as part of the Ilelcher Place. ( TKUMS CASH. Purchasers to pay for i MARY C. MILLER, Executrix. Nov. 30, 1SS2, .')t FOJi S:\Tin |< 15 Acres of good Cotton and!< Corn Land. |J JiJIEUE Is two water powers on this j < L tract of land. One lias cotton pin, L ower press and corn mill. Fall 14 feet, j he other lias a wheat mill, and a fall of,* > feet, with 24 feet over-shot wheel, with ( ist iron gears. All the machinery and L ousesare new and first-class. Just I mile from depot at Kasley station . L. It. It., S. ('..will lies-old at the mill, ] > rno intriiosi iiuiticr, i 11 u ivoi'.v 1, uj:.- i, KM IJKH l '.Tit, lbSl. J TFKMS EASY. ] M. M. KING, Agent, 1 Easley, S. C. | Nov. 30, 1SS1, 2t IJ A BABE CHANCE1 i; TO 1 ' OFFKR FOR SAT.K ONF OF THE I _ choicest ami best located farms to the I j zo, in Abbeville county. Tim said farm j i four miles from Ninety-Six, situated I ml lying on the Saluda Ri ver, containing 1 ?ne Hundred and Filly or Siity * Acres of Lnnd. j bout 110 acres open?balance in woods 1 -on the place are two new frame build- 2 i^s. Two springs line wafer, and SIX- i V ACRES sown in oats, which can not * o surpassed. 1 This is a rare chance for one wanting a 2 lie, well located and healthy farm. For terms apply to Dr. W. A. Sanders, iinety-Si.\, S. * MAHY E. SANDERS. I Nov. 30, 1SS1, St J u.w., g?,,77. /vT^TiTTrr 1 nu-iu ui uuuiii vjaiuiiua, j Abbeville County. x Parte B. Benlali Hunter, Petitioner?Petition for homestead. PHK petitioner, 11. Beulah llunter. having I claimed the right ol' homestead in the al estate and persona! property ol herhusand, W. C. Hunter, deceased, for the bene lit !' herself and children, Notice is hereby given that the snit! pot 1loni-r has this day ii'ed in my oftiec herapiiealion to have the said homestead appraisJ and set oil according to law. M. i.. BuXHAM. JR., Master A. C. Nov. 30, ISS-t. 4t itate of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. IX THE PROBATE COURT. x Parte?Amanda Johnson,as administratrix and Petitioner. Petition for Settlement and Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that Amanda i Johnson, administratrix, of the estate of eroy J .Johnson, deceased, has applied for itlement and discharge. It is ordered, That Saturday the 31st of He- J miber ni-xt, he fixed for said settlement and i ranting the discharge as prayed for. J. FULLER LYON, ( Probate Judge A. C. , Xov.39,1S81, 5t 1 State of South Carolina, j County of Abbeville. robate Court? Citation for Letters of Administration. y J. Fuller Lyon, Esq., Pkohate Judge, i 17 IIEKEAS, P. B. Speed lias made suit to \\ me, to grant him Letters of Admlnis <ii iv'Ji wi nit' t?uu?; uiiu vuvrift ui IWMUI '. Speed, late of Abbeville county, deceased. J These are therefore, to cite and admonish , 11 and singular the kindred and creditors of J lie saiit Kzekicl P. Speed, deceased, that ] icy be and appear, before ine. in the Court, ot robate, to be held at AbbevllleC. H., on Wed- * esday, December Ilth, KS1,alter, publication . ereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show mse, if any they have, why the said admin- | .Irnlion should not be granted. Oiven under my hand and seal this 29!h, day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty one, and in the one hundred and sixth year of American Independence. Published on the 'iutb day of November, l^si, i the 1'rrxx unci Runner and on the Court louse dour for the time required by law. j. flllkk Lyon J udge of Probate. November W, 1881, 3t SPECIAL ~ mm TRIP BATES f^OH single individuals from all stations on | 1 the COLUMBIA & OUKISN V ILLE It. It. I sid it.s branches and leased lines to the atBrnalional Cotton Exposition, ; ATLANTA, GA.j "in Seneca City anil the Atlanta A- Charlotte Ur-l-inc Kail way Division of the ltichmond i ,nd Danville K. II. Period of validity of! icketsat the following named rates EIGHT )AVS: 'oluinbla $S 00 Pendleton 4 fK?! Alston 7 51) Anderson SI 50 'oniaria 7 25 Wil liamston 5 ?K?; 'rosperity 7 0*i Pelzer 5 (Hi j Cewberry 6 " Vl'iidinont 5 0(i ( .'happell'8 6 (K>j\Valhulla 4 00 Clnety-Six C 75 Martin's 7 25 s'ew Market 5 25 Clinton 7 50 ireenwood 5 0" Laureus 7 3>> lodges 5 25 Strother's 7 75 )onnalds 5 0 ? Santuc 8 25 Vhbevilli' 5 75 Union 8 50 ; -tonea Path 5 0,: l'acolet 8 50 i Jetton 4 75Jonesville 8 50 | The round trip tickets herein named are of I i specific contract form, void If transferred to there than original purchasers,aud authorize he requirement of identification of said purihasers at the option of the Hallway's Agents >r Conductors. ll.nl/. I?u ll.nrn n>?..|n,,i:l? irranged for special parties of 20,30. and 50 are till in force,and may be availed of undertiie loiiditions named iii circular of November 1, SSI. An office for the identification of purchasers md s(an. pine of return-coupons has been csablished at the Union Depot in Atlanta. It vill be open 30 minutes prior to the departuro )f ttie trains. None of i lie conditions of these tickets will : >e changed in any respectIn vesication of the appliances for personal I :omfort. lodging, and food, means of transit! jelween Atlanta and the Exposition (irountlR,! uitiiorizes the assurance that all elements ex- j st contributing to a pleasant aud economical ] ,-isit. Fornll information not contained in this | circular, apply to the undersigned, or to the Station Agents of the Railways at Interest. A. 1'OPE, General Passenger Agent. Nov. 30,1R81, 3t 1ARGE ARM ROCKERS FOR GENTLBi men. Ladles Rockers with Jive different! angles; also,the beautiful carpet seat and; back rocks, at J. D. CHALMERS. I Nov. 10,1881, tf NEW FURNITURE FULL and complete stock at prices as low as can be sold In any city. All goods come \ direct from llrst hands?the manufactories. J. D. CHALMERS. Sept. 31,1881, U ANNUAL REPORT ?OF THECOUNTY COMMISSIONERS ?OF? ABBEVILLE COUNTY, For the Fiscal Year Commencing November 1, 1880, and ending Oc-i tober 31, 1881. Statement of claims audited : Koads and Bridges. Amt.claimed. Auit. nllowcd. | Arnold, John 8 00 S 00| Alewine, Win 7 79 7 7f) Alewine, Win 1 44 1 44 Alewine, AVm 1 50 1 50 Adam.son, \V. IT.. 00 00 GO 00 Adamson, \V. H.. 00 40 GO 40 Arnold, F. A 1 SO 1 80 Bradley, J. E 10 00 10 00 j Howie, H. W 15 00 15 001 isowie, n. >? iz ui? i- i>w Boyd, B 150 00 150 00 Baker. T. G GO 00 00 00 ]{u rdett, G. F (J 00 6 00 Burton, A. R 50 00 SO 00 Britt, C. J. &T. J 0 00 5 00 Bratiyan, R. 0 3 75 3 75 Bigby, J. A 3 40 3 40 Blake, R. P 57 00 57 00 Barmorc, \V. K... 3 00 3 00 Brown, J. R 414 00 414 00 Burris, J. B 340 00 340 00 Cook, Will 7 00 7 00 Caldwell, Isaac... 12 50 12 50 Corley, C. L 10 00 5 001 Calvert, P. C 70 00 70 001 Calveit, P. C 2 00 2 00 j Cothran, W. E ... 10 00 10 00j Chiles, J. W 90 00 00 00j Creswell, J. F 21 50 21 50' Collier, Zack 25 00 5 001 Clinkscalcs, M. B 1 25 1 25j; Corley, Catlett.... 430 GG 430 6GI; Cheatham, P. A... G9 00 09 00; ['al ter, L. G... 2 00 2 00 j Devlin, R. H 5 00 5 00!; Day, S. D 3 00 3 00 j; Davis, S. J 5 00 5 00 ; Deal, J. C 15 00 15 00'( [ 'ell, J. W 22 00 22 00'; Ferguson, A. J.... 5 00 5 00 ; Frazier, Elbert.... 2 00 2 00 j Crazier, Marcus... 12-) 1 2-")! { Jibert, H. R 174 00 174 00;. Jibert, H. R 87 39 87 39 ; liibert, H. R 62 00 02 00 < jJibert, H. R 13 00 13 00 jlibert, H. R 500 00 500 00 1 iibert, H. R 75 00 53 50 ' ? tr t> r* r.n rA > TlUVIti XJ IV II yu t ~x wu jrilliam, I) 12-5 00 125 00 jiilliam, I), d- J. A 300 00 300 00 Graves, J.S 1 50 1 50 Harmon, Win, sr 191 GG 191 GG Hamilton, J. G... 2 00 2 00 ( [iu liter, \V. A 17 25 17 251 ] tfaddon, It. W.... 55 00 55 00 1 rladdon, T. L 75 00 75 00 < tfaddon, T. L 30 00 30 00 rennings, W. T... 191 GG 191 GG renningx, J. W... 1G 00 1G 00 ving, J. X 79 00 79 00 ( ving, J. X 20 00 20 00 J \ing. J. X 78 50 78 50 ving, J. X 33 25 33 25 ( Xirkpatrick, It. T 3 00 3 00 Lrfinier & McAllister 33 00 33 00 ( Ligon, J. W 9 75 9 75 j MeCaslan, It. J... 3 00 3 00 , McCasIan, H. J... 39 G9 39 G9 ( Miller, Moore & Co 4 50 4 50 McAllister, J. A.. 90 00 90 00 McAllister, J. A.. 72 00 72 00 McCaslan, It. A... G4 00 G4 00j: McCaslan, It. A... G 00 G 00 Meriwether,W. B 3 00 3 ("0 ] Miller, W. L 15 00 15 00 ] Miller & Cochran 22 50 22 50 J McBride, 3. S 12 00 12 00 ( MurflT, W. H 9 00 9 00 ] MurfT& Balentine 42 50 42 50 ( kelson, Enoch.... 8 00 8 00 ] S'ickles, Jas 15 00 15 00 ] itobertsou, Jas 5 00 5 00 j J [tichey, J. J 55 00 So 00' J lichey, J. J 40 00 40 00 Itichey. J. J 380 00 380 00 ] [tichardson, J. A 25 00 25 00 I smith & y pro use 3,000 00 3,000 00 ] swenringen & ] Johnson 112 00 112 00 J Stephenson, A 1 25 1 00 S smith, B. F 500 00 500 00 ' schroeder, J. A... 5 00 5 00 ' riltle, Jas G5 00 G5 00 1 Vermillion, Wm, 3 20 3 20 Ward ?& Deal 7S 00 78 00 Williams, Boney 47 75 47 75 Wright, Jim 2 00 2 00 Wilson, Geo 11 00 11 00 Wells, W. J 13 00 13 00 ' Young, S. 0 2 00 2 00 * $9 023 34 Poor House nnd I*oor. urowu, j>ay i uu uu . Ferguson, A. J.... 5 60 5 60 ] Liibert, H. R 83 50 83 5o'< Hill, A. M. & Boo 4 00 4 00 j: Miller, Jacob 1,87-1 81 1,874 81 j i Moultrie, Prince 7 00 7 001, Wilson, J. S 4 50 4 50 !i Wilson, L. J 1 50 1 50 ' 1 9S4 91 Public Bnildings. Bruce, C. E 3 35 3 55 Brown, Bay 6 00 6 00 ^ Brown, Bay 2 00 2 00 ^ U. &U.R. R 21 52 21 52 j Chalmers, J. I).... 47 50 47 50 Dlark, J. L 1 50 1 50 Dul're, J. F. C 32 2-5 32 25 ' DuPre, J. F. C 24 85 24 85 * DuPre, J. F.C 21 3-3 21 35 ' DuPre, E.M 75 00 75 00 Hammond, C. V 13 00 13 00 Hammond, C. V 4 20 4 2o Hammond, J. S... 3 00 3 0<J Hammond, J. S... 2 00 2 00 Herring & Co 252 00 252 00 j Hill, It. E 14 00 14 00 Hill, A. M. & Sou 5 80 5 80 O'Conner, B 1 00 1 00: O'Connor, B 4 00 4 00 Rosen berg, P.&Co 4 00 4 00 So. Ex. Co 5 50 5 50 Smith, B.F. & Co 16 75 16 75 Smith, D. B 18 00 18 00 Sign, J. W 189 17 189 17! Tower, J. J 24 50 24 50j Walker, Evans & Cogswell 12 00 12 00 j Wilson, L.J 3 00 3 00 i Wilson, L. J 50 501 Wilson, L.J 2 50 2 50, Wilson, L. J 3 00 3 00! Wilson. L. J 1 00 1 00; 814 241 ci. A..<r oucriu* DuPre, J. F. 0. dieting prisoners 1,3SG 40 1,3SG 40 DuPre, J. F. C. transportation.. 407 45 407 40 DuPre, J. F. C. general account Sheritr. 1,191 05 1,191 05 2,984 90 Lunacy. Blake, Dr. T. 8... J5 00 15 00 Bozeman, Dr. J. J 15 00 15 00 j Brooks, Dr. F. J.. 10 00 10 00 j Henry, Dr. N 5 00 5 00 j Johnson, Dr. J. G 10 00 10 00! Lyon, Dr. H. T... 5 00 5 00 Lyon, J. Fuller... 30 00 30 00 Marshall, Dr. J. W. W 5 00 6 00 McBride.Dr. E.H 10 00 10 00 Maxwell. Dr. J.C 10 00 10 00! Pajker, I)r. E 5 00 5 00 Taggart, Dr. M. C 15 00 15 00 Thomas, Dr. J. VV 5 00 5 00 Wenck, Dr. G. F. E 5 00 5 00 Wilson, Jas. S..,.. 3 00 3 00 148 00 Trial Jostlcrs. BryanvJ.. L.- 2 00 2 00 Cnllioua, Of. T 185 50 loC 36 CalvertrA. F...... 85 00 35 00 DeBruhl, M. P.... 177 92 177 02 Hodges, J. F. 79 55 79 55 HarkncwyR. C... -I 23 3125! Major, J. A 2 40 2 40-1 Moore, Juo. It.... 14G 70 141 70! McCaslan,. W. M. 07 GO 07 GO j Mattison,G. M 23-2t> 23 20 Power, J. II G8 27 GS 27 j Rogers, Jas 95 50 95 50; Tarrant, J. H 141 00 131 31' To! man, M. 0 72 50 72 50 j Watson, K W.?. 70 32 70 32j "v* tr *77 r.n r.t fcnl JLUU (Iq, Ji-M r M.mmi IU V#V W f $1,222 OS Constables. Arnold, T. J 23 4-5 ?1 20 Allen, C. I) 72 50 72 50 Bell, G. W 93 35 S3 25 Benson, W. A 3 00 3 00 Brown, John fil 15 GO 15 Calhoun, E. B 22 45 22 45 Calvert, J. J, 12 35 12 35 Corley, C. L 12 75 1 2 75 Drennnn, Chas.... 5 00 5 00 Fouche, W. L SI 95 73 50 Hodges, J. Frank 3 00 3 Of) lloilges, J. Fletch 3 3-5 3 35 Ilodges, F. D 15 15 15 15! Harris, W. A 11 10 11 10 Harris, J. S 2 00 2 00 Hester, J. T 3 50 3 50 Hayne, N. A 4 30 4 05 Horton, J. T_ 2 75 2 75 Hughes, C 1 00 1 00 Hutchinson, J. W 7 95 7 95 Kay, W. A 7 45 7 45 Land, S. I' 33 70 83 70 Latimer, W. A.... 8 40 8 40 Moragne, J. A 2 00 2 00 Morrow, W. 11.... 2-5 75 25 73 Moseley, C. R 5 05 5 05 Mattison, B. F.... 01 20 01 20 McAllister, J. A.. 75 55 75 55 Moselej', J. J 07 70 07 70! McKeller, 15. F... GO 00 03 35 Keel, S. N 2 30 2 301 Nelson, J. R 15 50 10 00j Xickles, AY. F.... 98 75 97-25 3wen, T. T 0 9o C 93 Pressley, Oscar.... 2 90 2 90j [Robertson, Lee... 11 05 11 03 Reagan, J.'C 4 00 4 00 f Slieppard, L 23 55 19 05; Simmons.C. Y. L 31 35 31 35j Shi Hi to, G. A 2 00 1 50 Stewart, R. N 15 90 15 90 Walker, J. H 13 35 13 3-3 White, R. E 6 40 G 40 Wideman, C. E... 10 25 10 25 Wilson, Wm 9 70 10 70 j $1,022 10 Court Expenses. FERRUARY TERM, 1881. 3rnnd Jurors 114 20 | I'etit jurors 519 75 (, 3 7 i Witnesses 72 00 Constables 1G0 75 $SGG 70!! Jt'NE TERM, 1 SSI. 5rand jurors 74 90 Petit jurors 271 GO *? tyb. 1) i Witnesses 271 15 Constables 93 75 ,711 40j OC'TOntCU TERM, 1S81. Jrand jurors 1(>3 40 ?etit jurors - 3o4 40.| iVitncssess 203 35 Constables 99 05 S79 00'] I J ! $2,157 101 Clerk of Court. Seigler, M. G 272 75 Post Mortem Examination. Benson, Dr. D. S.. 10 00 10 00,' 3ell, Dr. J. H 35 00 40 001. Brooks, Dr. F. J.. 20 00 20 001 Jalhoun, Dr. T. L 20 00 10 00! Drennan, Dr. H.. 10 00 10 00 ji 3ary, Dr. F 10 00 10 00 Keller, Dr. J. W.. 15 00 15 00' Ligon, Dr. J. ~\W 10 00 1 0 00! Mabry, Dr. T. J... 30 00 30 001 Marshall, Dr. J. w. \v iooo iooo; Miller, Dr. J. L... 10 00 10 00 UcBride, E. H.... 30 00 30 00 Parker, Dr. E 10 00 10 00 Parker, Dr. M. C 12 00 10 00 Reid, Dr. G. B.... 10 00 10 00 Speer, Dr. A. J... 10 00 10 00 I'homas, Dr. J.W 10 00 10 00 Weuck, Dr. G. F. 20 00 20 00 Wideman, Dr. J. w iooo iooo; 285 00 I Coroner. lames Shillito 80 95 8-5 25 James Brooks 5 00 5 00 90 2-5 Board of Equalization. Acker, W. B 4 50 4 50 Baker, Theoph ... 10 00 10 00 j Black, W. A 4 50 4 50 Darwile, J. M 8 80 8 SO Herndon, B. Z.... 4 40 4 40 Parker, W. H 9 00 9 00 Robinson, R. J... 5 00 5 00 Rykard, L. H 4 30 4 30 l'olman, M. 0 4 25 4 25 j 54 75 Stationery nnd Printing. Hemphill & II., 33 50 33 50 Hemphill & H., 22 25 22 25 Hemphill & H., 42 37 25 37 Hemphill & H., 25 80 2o 80 Hemphill & H., 5S 25 58 25 Hogan, J. H.&Co 47 00 47 00 McBridc, E. II 4 85 4 85 Stokes, E. R 23 00 23 00 Walker, Evans & Cogswell 8 50 8 50 Walker, Evans & Cogswell 20 00 20 00 Walker, Evans & Cogswell 54 00 54 00 Walker, Evans & Cogswell.... 4 ou 4 ou Walker, Evans & Cogswell 15 20 15 20 Walker, Evans & Cogswell 33 00 33 00 Walker, Evans & Cogswell 2 65 2 63 Walker, P^vans & Cogswell 28 00 28 00 Walker, Evans & Cogswell 16 00 10 00 Wilson & Wardlaw 202 10 190 10j 020 07 Jury Commissioner. Henderson, Ed.... 102 00 9.3 00 Auditor. Parks, John T 500 00 600 00 County Commissioners. Cowan, W. T 238 00 23S 00 MeKinney, W. Jt 233 40 233 40 Bask in, J. T 240 90 240 90 Cothran, T. P., Clerk 225 00 225 00 ATntticmi (i Af 35 =10 10 501 947 80 AliscellnncoiiH. C. & G. R. It 1 31 1 31 Cowan, E 3 00 3 00 Cothran, J. S 1 00 1 00 Cothran, T. P 10 00 10 00 Knox, J & Co GO 40 60 40 Lawson, H. W. &. Co 75 83 75 83 Latimer, J. H 2 00 . 2 00 McBride, 13. H.... 8 95 8 95 Norwood Bros 16 50 10 50 Parker, E 27 52 27 52 Parka, J. T 4 50 4 50 Quarles & Co 10 50 10 50 Smith, \V. Joel <S; Sou 40 04 40 04 White Bros 63 39 63 39 | 324 94 Recapitulation. Roads find bridges 9,023 34 Poor house and poor 1,984 91 Public buildings.. .. 814 24 Sheriff 2,984 90 Lunacy 148 00 Trial justices 1,222 G8 Constables 1,022 20 Court expenses 2,457 10 Clerk 272 75 Post morteins 2S5 00 Coroner 90 25 Board of Equalization 54 75 Stationery and printing 020 97 Jury Commissioner 93 00 Auditor 5)0 00 County Commissioners and Clerk 047 801 Miscellaneous ;>24 04 Total S??,S 1G 73 Claims Rejected. Edmunds, J. F. trial justice witness G 40 Tarrant, Alonzo t r a n s p o r t ing ]tan per 3 50 Walker, Kvnn.? it Cogswell, stationery to Slieri/r. 3 50 Zeigler, M. G, recording G00 00 G13 40 Statement of Finances. Ordinary county account. Total amt. current claims $22,840 73 Amt. Ordinary Co. Tax collcctcd up to date 14,157 SO Amt. lines and licenses 3,405) G9-15,0-37 58 ' Leaving deficiency $7,ISO 15 Special Tnx Account. Past iml. prior to i lb79-80 paid $ 110 C3 Past ind. claims 1370-80 1,193 20 Past ind. fence claims 93 73 (J u r r e n t fcnce claims 1880-S1 1,048 SO-2,153 ."4 ' Arnt. of special tax collected up to date 2,3-57 21 1 I ' Leaving deficiency $ 93 13 Arnt. of checks drawn on i Ord. Co $15,170 21 Amt. of checks drawn on Past Ind 1,557 42!j I ccrtify that the foregoing is a true ! nnd correct statement of the finances! r>f Abbeville county for the fiscal year 1880-81. I further certify that the . Board lias been in session during said year thirteen times?Hint no commissioner has been absent at any meeting. That the following statement shows how many miles the several commis-l sioners have travelled attending said j meetings and upon other business per-J J taining to their office. ji W. T. Cnwan 1,9.3-i miles, j J \V. 11. McKinney 1,803 miles. [ J. T. Raskin, Jr 2,018 miles. | I further certify that no claim has jj been audited and allowed to the best of j< kuowledge without first having, been sworn to and itemized. T. P. COTHRAN, Clerk Board 0. C. A. C. ij Nov. 30, 1881. DR. ISRAEL H. WiNSTOCK, < OF CHARLESTON, S. C. OFFERS his professional services to tlio public. Present office at the residence of Mr. i G. A. Yisanskft, Magazine Ilill, Abbe villc C. II., S. C. JNov. i(), si, uiu j ' '' ' i WE have Rono into our new building j and liave on liand a full lot of! WAGONS, BUGGIES AND HARNESS), ?homo-made and also of Western manufacture. Also a car load of tlio Celebrated Webster Wagons, , the best of the kind ever brought to this market. I CHEAP FOR CASH and all work , guaranteed. J. B. BAKER & CO, Nov. 1G, 1881, tf mm II ValnaMe Real Estate For Sale! BY virtue of the authority vested in us by tho will of J. I. Bonner, doccas ed, wo will sell to the highest bidder at public outcry, on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER next, at Abbeville Courti House, ihc following described rcul estate, Lot No. 12, containing Two nnd Onc-IIalf Acres, more or less, bounded by Erskine College lot, other lots of tlio estnte, and lot of l)r. W. 1M. Grier. On this lot in a handsome wo-story dwelling, desirably located in tho town of Due West, immediately in front of the College. Lot No. 3, containing Three Acres, more or less, and bounded liy tho Female College lot, 1 lan Is of .T. JO. Todd, and other lands of said estate, is conveniently located in the town of Due West, Abbeville county. Tract No 3, situated in the count}' of Abbeville, containing Thirty Acres, more or less, in suburbs of Due West, bounded by lands of James Magill, Dr. J. A. Robinson and other lands of the estate. Tract No. 2, adjoining Tract No. ?>, containing EightySeven and One-Fourth Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Rev. J. O. Lindsay, 1!. S. Galloway, James Magill and others. Tract No. 4, adjoining Tract No. 3, containing SixtyEight Acrcs, more or less, bounded by lands of J. 0. Lindsay, Mrs. C. Ellis, E. Ghirke and other lands of the estato. Tract No. 5, o,lirt!nln(? TVn^f \'n J rnnlnminp Seven ty-Sii Acres, moro or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. E. Ellis, II. P. McGco and other lands of the estate. Tra ct No. 6, known ns the Poaman Tract, adjoining Tract No. 5, containing Fifty - Four Acres, more or less, hounded by lands of cstato of J. P. Prossloy, II. P. McGIipo and othor lands of tho estato of .T. I. Hon n or. [ TERMS ? One-half cash, balance on twolvo months credit, bond secured by i mortgage of tho premises if amount exceeds Three Hundred Dollars?if a nount I less, all cash. Plats exhibited on day of j sale. Purchasers to pay for all papers. H. E. BONNER, W. J. BONNER, Executors of Will. Nov. 16,1881,3t . . vr'.yi;," .'.-V&jvr" -SELLING OFF ?AT? LOW PRICES gAIUJAINS CAN HE MADE IX Boots, Shoes, Hats, Crockery, Hardware, Brown Shirtings, Calicoes, Jeans, READY-MADE CLOTHING, ?AND IX ALL LINES OF? MERCHANDISE, -ATB. W. BARUWELL. Nov. 0,1881, tf Special Notice. WE would call I lie Puccini attention of the Indies to the nisimilflcent display of Si]!c I leaver Hats, l'iushes, Ribbons, Ucrniuirt Collars,?!fcc. .lust received bv li. M. IIA!)DON & CO. Nov, 0,1881, tf Special Notice, JUST HKf'KIVKD a bwuitiful line of "Roman stripes" and <!-l Tinsel material for sirens trimmings. Those goods nro entirely new nnd very stvllsli. It. Til. II ADD ON & CO. Nov, 0,1881, tf Special Notice. JUST RECEIVED another lot r?f Flannel Knit Inns, R. M. IIAUDON & CO. Nov. 1), l.ssi, tf Special Notice. I UST RECKI VET) and to arrive 10 pieces illack Cashmere*. These goods we buy'! direct from the importers ;ind will soil tiii'in fiir below any thing wo Inivo ever offered. J Any one wanting a I<'ashniciv will save! money by examining our si.?*jk. 11. M. 11VUDON A CO. Nov. 9, KSS1, tf Sheriff's Sale. 7. S. Cotliran, Assignee, asninet- J. M. Giliain, ct at.?Execution. BY virtucof an Execution toniedirecied. In tlic aliove stated east", I will sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, within the legal hours of sale, at Abbeviilet '?.urt House, i>n Monday, the 11 it li day of December A.I I>. 1S61, the following describe! properly, to 1 wit: All the interest of .1. M. (ililaiu in that! tractor parcel of land) situate, lying and be-j lug in tFie couniy of Abbeville, South Carolina, and known astheStunnier Cabin's place, md containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands of J. Allen llutney, \V\ \V. Sprotise and others. Levied on and to be sold as the property of .1. M. Ulllam to satisfy t ho aforesaid execution and ?osts. TKRMS: Cash. Purchaser lo pay for papers. .1. F. nrl'KK, s. A. c. I Sheriff's OtTice, Not. 1), 1SS1. FIOUSS AND LOT FOR SALE! FAIR PLACE, AS SURVIVOR of Judge T!io.s. Thomson, deceased, T will soil at public outcry, <>n SALEDAY next, (Doc. fjt.'Oi the well-known house and lot known as! the FAIR FLACK, situate in the town! nf Abbeville, fronting Mam Street, and! l)ounde:l by lands of (J. V. Hammond; tnd others, TERMS.?One-h-df cash, and the b;d-| nice on a credit of twelvo months, to be; iccui od liy bond, security, and mortgage J an the promises. Purchaser to pav for papers. J." T. ItOlJEliTSnX, Survivor of Thomson & Robertson. Nov.it, lfcsSl, tf State nf South Carolina,! Abbeville County. IN TIIE FROIiATE COURT. [}. M. Jordan and R. A. P. Jordan, as Executors, Plaintiffs, against M. M. Lipscomb et al., Defendants. Complaint l'or saleof land lofpay Debts* BY virtue of'authority of Act of As-1 somblv T will soli nn SAT.WDAY I IX DECEMBER next, or some succoed-j ing Saledny, for the payment of debts, j llic following real estate, belonging to the; estate of Jonathan Jordan, deceased, to wit: 1. Tho "MOORE TRACT" containing FOUR HUNDRED ANI) FORTY-SIX ACRES, more or less,*bonnded by lands of v. Dcv in, J. II. McClinton and j others. This tract may be divided and sold in two parcels. 2. The "EDWARDS TRACT" containing OXE HUNDRED AXDSEVEXTY ACRES, moro or less, bounded belauds of Mrs. E. N. Brooks, li. S. Barn-j well and others. 3. The "MEALY TRACT" containing TWO HUNDRED AXD FIFTY ACRES more or less, bounded by lands of Lelloy Purdy, W. E. Henderson and others. 4. The "ASBURY LOT" containing FOUR ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands of J. Fuller Lyon, Asbury Church lot and others. This property is situated within one mile of tho proposed station at Asbury, on the lino of tho Augusta and Knoxville Railroad. TERMS OF SALE ? One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelvo months, with interest, secured by bond, and a mortgage of the property. Purchaser to pay for titles, ifcc. J. FULLER LYOX, Probate Judge A. C. Xov. 8, 1831, tf State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. IX THE COMMOX PLEAS. Agnes B. Robertson against John Rob- j orison, Livonia C. Seal, ct al. Partition. BY virtue of an order of His Honor Judge T. B. Eraser, to mo directed in this case, I will sell at public outcry on SA I.ED AY IX DECEMBER next, the following real estate of the lato J. W. Robertson, deceased, to wit: THE DWELLIXO HOUSE AND LOT late known as tho Alsion House, situate , in tho town of Abbeville, said State and county, fronting one hundred and fortyrttui mi thn mihlir* v.fiii:iro !?th1 WjimIi ington Street, with a dopth of one hundred and lifty feet. Also, The other lot or parcel, Into a portion of the above lot, fronting one hundred and ten l'ect, inoro or loss, oil Main Street, and running back one hundred and forty-! one feet to the line of J. A. Cabell':, lot. Also, The LOTS AND BUIL'WXGS known as tlio Hl'ICK BLOCK, consisting of the iium'KIj ana l jinr-rj iiig iaitor now occupied l>3' It. M. JIaddon it Co., Cunningham it Templcton, and Dr. E. II. McRride, extending the width of said stores and Hotel and running back to Church Street in the rear. Also, The lot in rear of (he store of IT. W. Law son <k Co., and the building thereon, having a width of twenty-live feet and running to Church Street in the rear. Also, All that tract of land situated one mile from Abbeville Court House, consisting of TWELVE ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands of E. Roche, John Knox and others. A lso, The small lot consisting of ONE ACRE, more or less, with building thereon, bounded by lands of W. A. Lee, J. S. Cothran and others, on tlio Vienna road. TERMS OF SA EE.?For all purchases under Three Hundred Dollars?cash. For all over Three Hundred Dollars one- j third cash, the balance in one and two. years time with interest from day ol' sale, i secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the picniises. M. L. RONIIAM, Jk., Master A. C. i Nov. 9,1SS1, If ? ' ' :r== Slate of South Carolina, Abbeville County. IN THE PROBATE COURT. M. M. Thomson, as Adminis-") tratrix, S. G. Thomson and Thos. P. Quarks, as Ad- Comministrators, plaint for Plaintiff's, sale of against | lands to Mary T. Qnari'es, .Tunc T. pay debts Bowie, Thomas P. Thomson, etal, Defendant*. J ~OY virtue of authority conferred on nio by Act of Asseinbl}', I will sell at public outcry within the legal hours of sale, on S A LED AY IX DECEMBER next, the real estate 1>elonging to the estate of Judge Thomas Thomson, deceased, for the payment of debt*, to wit: i, I. The "IIOME TRACT" situated in the town of Abbeville, bounded on the North h}' Episcopal Church lot, lands of W A T.no nml Afiv. .Tnlin A. Calhoun. on tlio East by Walnut Street, anil lands of J. Kurz, on the South and West l>y lands of tlio said deceased, containing NINETY ACRES, more or less, the late residence of the said deceased. 2. Tho "DENDY LANDS" containing NINETY-NINE ACHES, more or ( loss, situated near tho town of Abbeville, and bounded by lands of Mrs. S. A. Calhoun, Aines Baker and others. H. Tho "HAMILTON Tit ACT'' containing FIFTY ACRES, morn or less, | situated near the to?vn of Abbovillo, ! bounded by lands of John G. Edwards, the Augusta road, and tho Owen and Dciuly tracts. 4. Tho "OWEN TRACT" containing ONE HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES, more or Ijss. bounded i>v lands ol' S. Me' * A rjowan, Amos Rakerand Mrs. Sand lev. I 5. Tho "WOODIIURST LOT" con- w taining TWO ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands of D. B. Smith and Mrs. S. A. Calhoun. 0. The "COBB LOT" situated on the "Blue Hill," containing FOl'It ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands of D. B. Smith and Mrs. S. A. Calhoun. 7. ONE BRICK STORE in the town of Abbeville, No. 5 White's Block, occupied by Bradloy it Thomson. S. ONE BRICK STORE in tho town or Abbeville, iso. 4 \\ lute 3 Block, occupied by J as. A. IJowic, Agent, and \V. T. (" Penney. 0. ONE IiRICK LAW OFFICE in the town of Abbeville, near public well, occupied by \Y. O. Bradley, Esq. i 10. ONE WOODEN LAW OFFICE 1 in the town of Abbeville, near public well, occupied by W. C. Benct, Esq. 11. TJ10 "COBB LOT" situated intho; town of Abbeville, bounded by lots ol' J. . M. Giles, Mrs. M. C. Millwee and others, containing ONE ACRE, more or less. 12. The "OWEN HOUSE AND LOT" containing ONE ACRE, moro or less, bounded by lots of J. D. Chalmers, and Edward Noble, Esq., occupied by Thornas P. Thomson. 13. The HOUSE AND LOT now occupied by Jas. A. Bowie, containing THREE-FOURTH OF AN ACRE, moro or less, bounded by White's Block, Cen-' tral Hotel lot, John White and others. I I. The "LONG CANE TRACT" containing FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands of W. P. Devlin, Samuel j' Wharton and others. 13. The "CANNON TRACT" contain in# FOUR 11 UN DIM'I) ACRES, more or less, bounded by hinds of Enoch Nelson,' ( Dr. H. Drennen and others. lfi. Tlio "JaTTLE MOUNTAIN i< TRACT" containing TWO HUNDRED i ACRES, more or less, bounded V?y lands J of Mrs. C. M. Wilson, Mrs. F. D. Coogier, Frank Edwanjs, Miles Cole and others. #. 17. Tho "LOO AN LANDS'' containin ONE HUNDRED ACRES, more or loss, bounded byj lands of J. F. Gibort, Robert Thornton and others. 18. The "TAYLOR LANDS" containing FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACHES, more or loss, bounded by lands of Mrs. W. II. Taggart, James McCaslan and others. 19. The "PLANTATION TRACT" containing TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands j of A. K. Watson, Estate cf I)r. J. S. Reid. ] W. A. Hunter, J. C. Lite's and others. 20. The "LITTLE RIVER TRACT" known as the "Fair Place," containing! ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, more or | less, bounded by lands of Robert Pratt, I John Pratt and others. 21. Tho "RICHARD DAVIS LOT"|| noar New Markot, containing SEVENTY-SIX AGUES, and bounded by lands of Richard Davis, 11. E. Ilill and others. I 22. Tlio ROGERS LAND, near Cal- | houn's Mills, containing FORTY-NINE ACRES, bounded by lands of estate of I). M. Rogers and others. 23. The HOUSE AND LOT in the town of Ilonca Path, Anderson county, containing ACRES, more or less, bounded by Several of the larger tracts above described will bo divided and sold in two | or moro parcels. TERMS OF SALE. ? One-half cash, I brlanee on a credit of twelvo months, I with interest from date, secured by bond !i and a mortgage of property. Purchaser to pay for titles, Ac. ; .T. FULLER LYON, Judge Probate A. C. Nov. f>, 1881, tf nxrotio? Ta Siplfiiiils of Eipwajs. "\7"OU are hereby ordered to see that the _A. roads in your respective townships t art; in good order by the 1st of December j next. This rule will be rigidly enforced | and delinquents will positively bo report-!' ed to tlio nearest Trial Justice. Take warning. W. T. COWAN, W. R. McKlNNEY, ' J. T. BASKIN, County Commissioners. T. P. C0T8RAN, Clerk. Nov. 1881, tf Sheriff's Sale. J. O. f'nnn against <>. L. Cann, et ap?Order of " .Sale for Partition. T?Y virtue of an order to me directed, In the | -1-' above stated case, I will sell to (hellishest bidder, at publicauction, within the legal "! hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, on * .Monday, the fifth day of December A. I). 1SS1, the following described property, to wit: All that trad or parcel of land, situate, lying and helm; in the county of Abbeville,South Carolina,and known as the anil t containing < ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY .VP.MS. more or less, and bounded by lands of P. ('. 4 sttber, S. A. Mcl'urry,.l. s. Cann, Camp- j bell ami others. To I>e sold for partition anions the plaintiff and U. louilnnis. TKP.:.!rf-uni-half cash, balance in nneyear| from date ol sale, 'i he credit poriion tobesecured by bond and mortgage and to bear in-1 terest noni iiaie or sate. i in* punnaser to | pay for impels. .T. F. C. IUTKE, S. A. C. Sheriff's Office, Nov. S, !SM. State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. IN Til E I'KOIIATE C(>( I IT. In Kc Estate of Thomas M. Iloss, deceased. S. P. l!rooks,as Administrator and Petitioner Petition for Settlement mid Discharge. N'OTICK Is hereby given that S. P. Crooks, as administrator, '! ' hnni.t iioii. of thees- . tate of Thomas M. I Joss, deceased, lias applied for >rt Moment and discharge. , it is ordered, That Thursday the l">tli of I>ecemlier, next, be tixed for settling the said estate and granlim; a discharge as prayed for. (iiven under inv hand ami tlie seal of the Court this 1 'ill 1 November A. I). ISSI. J. FULEEK I.YON, J. Pro. A. C. Nov. lli, 1SS1, tf State of South Carolina, 1 Abbeville County. IN TII10 COMMON PLKAS. i J. >!. Kirbv against J. 11. Ilamhlin and James I M. (iil)iam.?Foreclosure. "|>Y virtue of aa ordernf llis Honor .Tiu!:re| -L> Frciser, in tills ease, 1 will sell at public, ouli'ry at AbbevilleC. II.,on SAI.i.DAV IN i lJFCEMI5F.lt next, all that tract cf laud, ly-j ing, being and situate in said State and conn- ( ty, on Flag l!eed, a branch of < uliioun Civck. adjoining iar.dsof estate of Mrs. Maiin,oli-| ve'r .shoemaker, C. I!. Cuftiu and Caroline: Cheatham, and containing SIXTY - .SIX ! A< 'KFS, more or less. TKli.MS OF SAI,F?Cash. M. I,. IJONIIAM, JR., Master A. C. Nov. 10,1881, at - ^ g * ;. . PRICES DOWN! Ij PRICESpOWN!! % Ms ?AT THE? ?H /?va iWA II ew fork Wore J &0 HIGH FIGURES T |j| HO HIGH FIGURES T \M BUT LIVING AND LOW PRICESjJj VTEVETl IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF THIS TOWN IIAVE rftlCE^'^B JlM boon so slaughtered as I propose to this season, throughout all my well tilled '5>-a8 iepartmcnts. THE XEW YORK STORE |g| s t'io only establishment in this town which soils goous at such low prices. The .'JgB >roprietors are more determined than ever that furthor REDUCTIONS - lf| iliall be mad?, whereby everybody high or low, rich or poor, can supply their wants \M it a reasonable price. C?jOTHZ1V C3r. This department is well litted with all its requisites. Business Suits, Dress Sulfa,1 ^iiits for the Fanners, and Suits for tho Mechanic, Suits for Boys and Children, in '''"M short ovorv thing vou want at astonishingly low prices. SHOES AND BOOTS. *|| This department is immonselj* packed with the very best custom made goods?evjry pair warranted. DRY GOODS AND DRESS GOODS. y|? An immense stock in this line, embracing tfie latest novelties o?. the season, in"*' Dress Goods, Fringes, Kuickerbock, Water proofs, Flannels and Linseys, a complete assortment. Cloaks, Dolmans, Shawls and Skirts. . ;:\M Undoubtedly tho largest stock irj town. The best fitting Cloaks and Dolmans )ver brought to this place and prices I defy competition. A large stock of Gents' 350 burnishing Goods, Hats, Notions, Fancy Goods and Trunks, will he sold cheaper ;han any house this sido of New York. A big assortment of Zephyr, all shades and jolors, 10 cents an ounce or $l..r>0 a pound. No customer visiting the Now York Store will go away dissatisfied. We strive tri; please everybody by strict honorable dealing. Unmistakable bargains and polite lttention. All ordors for goods and samples will be promptly attended to. CHARLES AUERBAGH, Proprietor. J? Nov, 9,1881. We Iluve Excel-jUwr ftHIFUll' ^an *omatocs? " ;^j lent Facilicics for |'|/ Pr ? I-i! 1 ?1ajjj I i II Okra and Torna- . Supplying the ||| {jOljU iJlfjI X ?1 toes, wants of Custo- Can Corn, mcrs. ff H ATftj Cnn Mackerel, A Full lino of Do- /aj *"aU ~ f[ ~. mestics, \$U Wvlll Can Peaches, Notions and Fancy Can Pine Apple, Goods, DEALERS IN Pickles, Sauces, f|||gj Hosiery and KuiUrmiT-nn i T UTTnnrtTT I rmTflTl Royal Baking -JS Goods, JtMMAL i?ii!illUJtlAJMUli5i!jJ Powder, | i White Goods and ? _ Sugars, Coffees, I Laces, CO T T ONBUERS Molasses,Syrups, I Linens and House- ?AND? Choice Lot oi l Keeping Goods, Family Groceries Silks and Ribbons. GUANO AGENTS, [always on hand. u ] ililack Goods, H. ^g?5?8 Flannels, Hlankets .. , , , ,, [$ Complete Stock of Fall g , ;J? Woolens, Cassi- n \ nicrcs, Goods on hand, 'i LKid Gloves. ^ Parker k Hill, 1 abbeviijIjB, es. o m HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF TrcA-irT p_ iirrernriTm nf\f\T\cs \ ? ?kMU m W SLL\ J. ?jAr UTWUbJ, \ To which they invite the attention of the buying public; j Their stock of FARMERS' SUPPLIES J Embraces every needed article. They have a jreat variety of Clothing, Cloaks, Boots, Shoes, Eats, Caps and Cloths of all kinds. Their goads are offered at low prices. Call mi S3S them. PAKKER & HILL, f] Sept. I I, 1>S1. tf ~T1. BEACHAM, J BTO.ilc3Li33.gr Contractor ?DEALER IN- ' % DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER, MOULDINGS, * SCROLL WORE aiii TURNINGS of e?er? Itaripl, \ SASH, BLINDS, BOORS, LATHS and LIME. April 3), jssl. tf. . ' j - S. C. HKADLEY. T. P. THOMSON BRADLEY & THOMSON J 1?EAT.EES IX GENERAL MERCHANDISE AT -v? ABBEVILLE 8., AN9 BRMLY'S KILLS, J ALWAYS KEEP OX HAND A FULL STOCK OF FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS, NO-" t TION. DRESS MATERIAL, READY-MADE CLOTHING. 1 HATS, BOOTS, SHOES AND DOMESTICS, J A I,SO Fiimilv Supplies ? (ViRV. JfM.tr,, FI.OFR, I! A<""OX, LART> ANT) CRIST. CHEESE i\ 11A .Ms, ('OKI- EKs. 'i'E AS. < \ N \ i-)l?' if 'i >| ?s. sl"<! A RS, MW.ASSES, FISH AXD CON* I-'ECTIUXARIKS. Also n sl)li'in!iil ui' '1 < ?i;A? 'Hi AXI? sKUAiSS and iill kin.No I'LAXTATION hUriM.IES. 10, 18S0, tf . 1 ' i. 11 in ?i