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rhe Press and Banner, V 15 UEVILLE^1(7CT v: ? - yednesday, Sept. 27, 1882. D. ,T. Folloy Hros & Co., W. P". Harvey & Co., Benedict & Co., James Armstrong & Co., of ilnltimore, Md. Are90irie of the many jrroocry houses that nre represented by our townsman Mr. W. J. Rogers. He also Mdls Hour for Mi-Ivor, it I,ip"eomb, Nashville, Tenn. These are i all first-class houses ami merchants caul save money by bu.vins these woods! through Mr. Rotors. Ho guarantees prompt snipim-iiui ai>u .. - -. . Keeps well posted on all charges and ] gives his patrons the benefit. Has a full i line of samples in his sample room. Al-! ways glad to show samples and give! price'!. When he is on a drumming tour | Sir. Cannon will show samples and take j orders. All communication either by wire or in lil answered promptly. Walk ! in Rogers's sample room and buy your, croods just as cheap as if vdu were in New York City. Prevailing Stylos. Ladies', Misses' and children's hats, j trimmed and untrimmed, atSmith A Son. j Flowers, feathers, Ostrich tips and ' plumes. Vulture tips and plumes, at! Smith A Son. Our Fall stock, embracing all thenov-j eltios in silks, brocades, satins, fancy ma-; terlalsand general millinery goods is now ! complete. Smith <t Son. Dress and trimming silks at Smith ; Son. Laces, embroideries, trimmings, etc.,' Smith <fc Son. Ladies underwear, corsets and fine shoes. Smith it Son. White goods, lace curtains, crapes, j fringes, &e., at Smith <S Son. Pol it Jurors. M. M. Clinkscales, J. Matt Graham,! Hharles Lynch, J. H. Millford, J. W. Scott, G. B. Rilev, W. II. Horton, George Mcllwain, J. R. C. Dunn, W. W. Jones,1 T. C. Turner, A. S. Drake. Tilman C??w-j nn, J. II. Barksdale, J. I>. Pace, (i. N. Nickles, P. A. Crowther, R. 0. Calhoun, j Charley McKay, W. M. Alcwine, Win, McGill, John T. Cheatham, R. M. Bui-1 lock, James L. White, Joel W. Lites, F. i. M. Mitchell, W. R. Powell. It. W. Crawford, Wm. R. Mundy, A. M. Aiken, Jos. ; r. Leo. J. B. Patterson, M. M. Tarrant, , John F. Calhoun, Alex. Coleman, John i EJallard. I; Not Lost, but Gone Before. i Dr. P. S. Benson and his family are ' nrely afflicted. Two ol his daughters, i lied last Saturdav, and another died on ! Sunday. AH three died of diptheria, and j rere laid in one grave. Smklay after-') ioon just before the last one diwl, she ox- < tressed a desire to live and be with her < arents. I>ut said that she would in a li'- j le while be with her sisters. While she , fas thus speaking she suddenly ceased to t ireathe. Great sympathy is felt for the ' )octor and his afflicted household. j Death of a Good Citizen. j* Mr. Robert Hutchinson, an aged and ?. nneh respected citizen of Lowndesville, i ied at his home last Monday morning, < fler a brief illness. Honest and upright J i all his dealings, his energy and econo- ^ ny hud rewarded his efforts in the accu- j 't nidation of a handsome estate. He was ; i udeed a good citizen whose sterling qual- j8 :ies afford an example worthy of emula-' i0n* fe r Somk of the advocates of tin new j t ountv movement charge the opponents |t rith selfishness. It is for the great mass ? f the people on the farms to say whether j * nr already heavy taxes shall be doubled |c nd made higher than thev were in Had- j jal times. The farmers need not be anx- i )us to favor anybody, neither is there < ' ny necessity for undue haste in saddling n enormous burden on the prosperity v f future generations. They should ti >ok after their own interest. If they t link they can save anything by increas- K ig the County officers to three times the ? resent number, thev certain ought tolv j iii A_ : ir . f?ar tills grand om * ouuiy u> n i liey think that to double the numiier of! K <H -ers is in accord with the oft-repeated 0 )emneratic pledges to retrench, and " eforin, and aisdish useless offices, they j fi lust vote "Yw" on the Constitutional c iincndinent which proposes to reduce lie area of I lie Counties to 42.) M|iiarej? liles. ti If yni want a ban Isome hat; if yoiilP ant a handsome silk ; if you want a j* andsome cashmere ; if von want a hand- j t iine satin ; if you want a handsome Ol- o >man silk; if you want a handsomej li ?tin dolman; if von want a handsome i J1 lush trimm-d jacket; if you want a j,} uudsoin" pair of di>es; if you want a j,. an Nome line of hosiery; ify?u want as andsome line of ki'l gloves; in fact, if J ? on want an}' article in ladies wear ? j | Jieap or tine?go to Uaddon's, and vou j j ill find a* stood a stock to select from j r nd prices as low as any market. K. M. j fi laddoti Co. ' I'.1 We had a call last week from from Mr. ic . D. Masters of the firm of J. I). Mas-| irs it Co., of Brewerton. Laurens connr, and direct att(!ntion to his advertise-j *' lent -?f lime. Mr. Masters is the owner),, fan inexhaustible quarry of the best; t tarble to be found in America, and the ' o onder to us is, that machinery has not j ' et been put in operation to saw it out in> marketable blocks. It is within seven 11 dies of the now railroad from Laurens r > Greenwood.' < The immense and magnificent stock of,, jady-made clothing now on exhibition I ; the store of White Brothers is attract- 1 ig attention all over the county. Gen- v emen can find there the most elegant " lits ever offered in this market. Their i ock of over-coats cannot be excelled. r W. Joel Smith A' Son have now a!? unplete stock of fancy and domestic t ry goods, notions, house furnishing! >ods, china, crockery, earthenware,!f oceries. ?tc. They are now fulls* pre- j T ired to furnish the trade with good ; t >ods at reasonable prices. j \ Ladibs don't fail to read our biir adver-' J ement in another column. Clo^ingout' ^ : cost at the Emporium of Fashions, go , once and get y?nr wants supplied at: t wer price* that you ever thought goods , mill he sold. ! If a lady wants a pair of kid cloves i?t will wear the entire s?ason let her iv Alexandres genuine French kid. 'bite Brothers sell them at two dollars' pair. No hotter kid glovo has ever ?en made. j Whpb Brothers stock of F:dl and i 'inter goods is now complete. For fnll?ss, variety and eeneral attractiveness1 cannot he surpassed. The patronage of e public is respectfully solicited. It is astonishing how low a ladv oan iv an extra quality black cashmere or j if kind of dress with trimming to (itch, since thev are selling off at cost at e Emporium of Fashions. Look?At our line ladies and Misses :>ak9, embracing every thing new and J ylish. Our line of pinsh and fur trim-1 ed cloaks and dolmans is simply ele- j nit." R. M. Haddon & Co. For the best assortment of black and ' lored cashmeres, black and colored1 * ess silks, black and colored satins, i ack and colored brocaded silks. Call:1 1 R. M. Haddon <t Co. t* It is said that Tlonea Path, Greenwood, I ov, and Lowndesville are to be Court 1 ouse towns, and that Abbeville county ; j ill l>e reduced to a boundary on Long,, me on the East. !; Ladtrs. in hnvintr a corset wiU do well j remember the Coraline. At the price j has no superior. White Brothers have 1 'nil supply which they sell at one dol-; each. * Prepare for the Winter at on"e and pplv yourself with suitable under ?ar. White Brothers have a lull assort-;; ent in this line both for ladies and fren- ( >men. j Everybody about town ismakincarneements and ^reparations for the nth Carolina Presbyterian Synod which j jets in Abbeville "on the 18th October, j xt. j I By card elsewhere in the Press and j inner tt will be seen that Dr. T. J. Ma- , y and Dr. L. T. Hill have formed a c<> rtnership in the practice of medioine. J 'p yon want a first quality and stvlish lies or Misses hat at half price, be sure | try at the Emporium of Fashions, i lere they are selling off at cost. Vlit. David Gillam. formerly of this' mty, ^nt now of Parksville, in EdpreId countv, is dangerous ill. His in-. it is in a hopeless condition. *Ir. W. C. Bexrt will deliver a lec-1 e on Education at Rockv River Pres- , cerian church on Saturday next, 30th j j itant at eleven o'clock. L splendid lot of sola leather, upper ! ther, both heavy anri light. kip skins, f skins and the best lace leather to be ; ind at Smith <fe Son. I little daughter of Mr. J. F. Agw, and Mr. B. C. DnPre's oldest son,1 ;d nine years, died at Donaldsville last ek of diptheria. 'he advertisement of Pianos and Oris is large enough to speak for itself. | adit, and correspond with the firm,j, go to see them. The remainder of the valuable estate J Dr. Bonner ia advertised in another ! nmn. Make your arrangements for a >d Investment. F a lady needs a water-proof, let her to the stofe of White Brothers, where >will find about a dozen of repellants . lelect from. l splendid stock of dress goods has t been received by White Brothers, ey are very cheap and desirable. l beautiful stock of fancy crockery i be seen at White Brothers, tea setts, j et setts, guest cups, vases, <fec. i communication in another column ;ea the side of the new counties. Read and Judge for yourselves. The Long Cane Democratio club will iet at Oilgal church, Saturday, Sept. 30, {o'clock sharp. ^ *- x . **> ~ Many farmers arc 1>usv grinding sugar ' cane, while tliolr cotton Holds are becomj ing white witli the fleecy staple. Look?At our line of all wool flannels [ for dresses in plain and illuminated. R. M. Haddon it Co. It is to 1'0 hoped that the corn crop is not so badly injured as It was once thought to be. Tub question of making throe or four counties of Abbeville county is now being agitated. Any one in need of a carpet can be supplied by White Brothers. Uo look at their stock. Or. Fn.vNKi.iN I.RANert, once a citizen of Abbeville, died recently at Tampa, Florida. Mks. H. g. Pinckney of Charleston is visiting her father l>r. Marshall of Abbeville. White Brqtiiers have a line of black cashmeres which are hard to beat. Look at them. Mr. T. C. Skat, has nearly finished his, new brick building on the Alston house lOl. The Donaldsvillo Democratic Club will meet on the .'50th instant at two o'clock. handsome bed room sets?of both walnut and poplar?at \V. P. Wardlaw's tf Mr. Ji'i.trs II. IHtPke is building a handsome dwelling on Magazine Ilill. Hosiery, a largo variety for men, ladies and children. Smith ?t Son. The work on Mr. Mellrone's dwelling on Magazine Hill is progressing. It is said that October will seal the fato of at least one couple of lovers. A splendid assortment of millinery and fancy goods, at Smith it Son. The demand for wedding dresses was] novel greater in Abbeville. Perfumery, toilet soaps, jewelry and) notions, at Smith it Son. A larue variety of picture frames at W. 1?. Ward law's. tf Jrp<5e Cothi:an is at home, to remain j until Friday. A fine lot of chComos at W. P. Wardlaw's. tf j See notice of new drug store bv Dr.; Hill. Oitb farmers arc overrun with work. .Mits. Tustin is still very ill. The nights are now cooler. The Town Council Election. AliHKVn.l.i:, S. t'., Sept. 'St, 1S82. Editors Prrxs rind Itanner : I think it Is pretty generally known that I tin the regular ro;respondent at this pluoe, of the A'tic* and Omrier. At any rate I avow myself the writer of the artlrle signed "It" in Ihe Xeir.t (tii'i Qnurier of the l-'tlh instant, ivhieli ealleil forth the article of Mr. Edward i Noble, Jr., in the last issue of your paper, j Will you do me the justice to publish my article that Ihe community may see if there be j uiy thing unjust or unf.iir lu it, "AnnEviLi.E,September i:t.?The municipal! lection was held here on Monday, resulting 11 ihe election of the following ticket: Inpendant. It.s. liariiWfll; wardens, A W.Jones, [ It. K. Ili'l, .1. S. Hammond mid W. T. IJranch. j' Jn Friday evening, previous t>? the election u j :itizeu's meeting ot whites and blacks wan u*hi Two tickets were put forward lor the nomination, viz, the old council for r -electinn J is follows: Iniendaiit, J. \V. Perrin; warlens. T. I*. Quarles, A. M. Hill, J. S. Il.irnnond and T. V. Seal. "The tirsi tickt t was nominated, but during: j he proceedings a personal difficulty arose, | ind there was much contusion and disorder?' io that the defeated ticket did not consider , hetnselves bound by the nomliiation On Saturday efforts were made to withdraw both ' icketsatiil agree on another.but without suc-j, ess. So both tickets were run on Monday, ixcept that .Major Edwards refused to run on 1 he bolting ticket. .So Mr. Hani well was sub-1 tilutcd in bis place. This was done, howcv-;1 r, without Mr. barnwell's consent, and he J low refuses to qualify and serve. 1 presume j mother liiteudaut will have to be elected." ;? It would seem that the portion of the above j' irticle to which Mr. Noble objects Is contain- i j d In the phrase wherein the new ticket is de-'. lomiiiatcd "the bolting ticket." What is a j loiter, Mesffs. Kditors? It has came to mean . n politics, one woo refuses to abide the acion of the body with which lie is acting.l laving premised this let me state the laet* I onuected with this unpleasant matter. A itizens meeting was called 'o make nom- ' nations for a municipal ticket for tlie enstt-j' ng year. I know nothing of who issued the < ail. nor does it make any difference since all j1 if tiie eltizi-ns, white and black, were present ,nd participated In the meeting. Two tickets I i*er? suggested for the nomination which iave now come to be known as the old and tie new tickets. Pending this, it is true as I | tated l?y Mr. Noble, that an intoxicated citl-| I on, who was si Mipporterof tli?* o U ticket, be- 1 a?no very violent ami abusive t<> .Mr. It. K. I Iill. It is true also that h- sought to seize j lie ballot-box. I!ut Mr. Noble is mistaken in j ayimj Dial tt wn? timed over. I have it up- 1 :i the authority ot three of the tellers, ami j n eye witness, mid wa? tnysell in a |xisltii>n i>se?" that it was not turned over. It Is true, urlh-rinore, that a roll of tickets Tor the old ouucil was found in the ballot-box. Inn Mr. la/yck :>nd Mr. Dul're, two of the teller* asure tne Miat. every one <?f them was thivwn ut -they not even count *d one as tlie.v had " lie rii'ht t-i and discard the others, lint supos the facts to be Ju-t a- Mr. Nob!e relates. ] liem.it remains true teat the friends of the I ' ew tick't t'ioK part in the organization of < lie meeting, took part in its deliberations, J Ifered resolution* for the manner of conduct- ( ii*; the election, and went into the election, nking the chances of the nomination. And!' eins beaten continue I to run without a;t omin.'tion, except- ''apt. Kdwares who delined to run further for intendant. The vote { tood ti7 to *7 in favor of the old council, ex-j i ep' as to Mr. Qnarles of the old and Mr. I one-of the rew ticket, who tied, whereupon I Ir. Jones withdrew in favor of Mr. Quarles. 'he inietvnce soujiht to be deducted from the' onduct of that "unruly citizen*'Is that the'i riends of the new ticket did not vote. The . gur'sslinw i hat they did vote, and it is sus-; 1 eptihleof proof that friend-, of tiieold coun-i( li did not vote also. J During the meeting a motion was made l>y I j supporter of tlie old council to resolve the iieciing into a Democratic caucus, whereupn a supporter of the new ticket made the >i>int ot order that it was too late, noininaiotis h iving been made Doubtless the point I 1 f order was well taken. Hut if the friends of I y he new ticket apprehended that they would I lot receivetair play, it was easy enough tlr-tl \ oa ljourn. then organize a Deiiioerntic meet-j J n<?. Hut they staid and took the chances ofi I eceivjng tlie nomination. suppose they had i e.clved it,and the old ticket refusing to! bide by It, had continued to run. what would i he friends of the new ticket have called hem? Bolters! and they would have been J. toilers and I am sure that their friends li rou'd have suppor'ed the new ticket as ; tiMin~t them. For my-elf I am sure I would, i ( Moreover, the President of ihe Abbeville! )emocratic Club informs me tiiat he ap-j* iroaclied Mr. Noble, the President of Club No. . with the P'tjiie-t that lie loin in the call for) i Democratic meeting to make this notnlnalon. and Mr. Xol)!e refused to do it. | , At the second election held for Intendant, I or which position no nominations were;' nade. Mr. K. (?. Graydoti was voted f??r l?y i" l:o friends of the n-\v ticket, the friends of. | he old ticket abstaining from voting, with ; fry t'-w exceptions. At thl* election the rote stood for Mr. CJra.vdon ;V> white, " "> colorid. It is estimated that tiierc areaboutlHU] vhite vot"rs in the town. I i It is true tin*t ('apt Kdward*. than whom : ] here is no better citizen, refused to continue j, in the ticket after the meeting. It is trne.al-',' (i. that Mr. Ham well refused to serve after I icing elected. These are facts. 'I'he last sentence of Mr. Nob1 cs article | cads thus: "Uniting from what? Not from ] h" Ileiiii.cracy. For the new ticket is com- j. H>pc I of as good Democrats as live in tlie i j ounty, but from an unfair nomination." j' I'liat V-nten e admits all that could be de-' i I need from my article. I had not impugned j he Democratic principles of any one of the lew ticket. I'.ui had simply spoken of thefti1. is the bolting ticket, as contradistinguished j Vom the t-cket nominated at a meeting in j .vhose action the friends of the new ticket jartlcitiutctl. i My article to the Xrws and CoJtri'^r. Messrs j I Editors, was written in a spirit of eonservat-I -m and perfect, f.iirness. ami so is t his article.: . ! have simply given the facts. This luteliI- ' tent public can determine whether the term jolting ticket was erroneously used. Very respectfully, M. L. BONHAM. JR. The Williston Lynching. I Barnwell Sentinel.] The negro, Bonnett. who entered the private' 1 wetting of a highly respectable gentleman of | IVillUton unit utteninteil to outrage his 15! four daughter, nfier chloroform inn her, has' jeen disposed of In a manner calculated to! cave the linpres?ion that the women of our I mtinty are noliii! to he protected under all cirnimstances and at all hazards. This man, | Honnett. it seems. entered this yonmr lady's I Oiuii, with a clothsaturated Willi chloroform, ' ind armed with a pocket knife, and iiumedi-i itely. after applying the cloth to her nose, he-1 ran culling ott' her garments,at which time a j founuer sister went into the toom,and upon! seeing tilm gave the alarm. The scamp tied, i tint in doing so left his knife, which was I placed in the hands ot Trial Justice Mc.Mitch-] 'I. alid It was this that leii to his dcleclion. j When approached lie made a lull confession. Hid irodueed the fOiil rius: which he had! taken from the young lady's linger while she I uas under the influence of the chloroform. | About one hundred and titty men took HonneU in ehart-e and hung him up to a tree, j when they riddled liiiu witli t-ullets for his; jastardiy net. and If event tlend merited such ; i fate, Lionnell certainly did. Mr. J. P. Hairood. the man who don't know bow to make less than a hale of cotton to the ! ncre,-ays that cotton crops, no matter how large, u ill not do unless you make plenty to eat for man and hejist at home. He is now riding astride of a Thomas harrow putting in ithout ten acresof oats a clay.?Edgefield Chronicle. NEW DRUG STORE. DR. L. T. HILL, Between White's Block and the Hotel. HAS opened a complete stock of DItUGS. MKDICINKs, Fancy .and Toilet Articles, Ac., to which he respectfully invites the attention of the public. Sept. 27, 188'J, tf Stockholders Meeting. Offick of Keckktary and Trkasurkr. F. H. & A. R. It. Co. AUBKVILLK <*. H.. S. ('..Sept. 'St, 1*X2. i SPECIAL mertlna of the stockholders of i fl the French Hroad ami Atlantic R. R. Co., j will be held at Oreenwood, S. C., on Mondny.! October 30th. at 4 o'clock P. M. The special object of the meeting will be to ratify the action of the Hoard of Directors in the matterof, consolidation and mercer with Roiuls in North Ciirollna. Tennessee arc! Kentucky. B< the President. J. W. PERRIN. Secretary and Treasurer F. 13. & A. R. R. Sept. 27, 1K82,5t LIME! LIME I rpHF undersigned begs leave to say to the 1 public that he keeps always on hand a eood supply of fresh and well burnt LIME at his kiln in Laurens county, at the G. W. Rul-! livan old kiln. 13 miles west of Laurens Court House, 3 miles from Free bridge on Saluda. 24 miles north-east of Abbeville Court House, which I will sell cheap for cash. 25 cents per bushel or 85 per ton. Persons wishing Lime can get their orders filled at any time. I also warrant It to be as good if not better, than can be cot elsewhere. Lime is the best fertilizer ever used. I have teams and can dell ?er Lime at any desired place. Address J. D. MASTERS & CO., Brewerton, S. C. Sept. 27,1882, 12m j MEDICAL NOTICE. MABRY & HILL. ! Ur E have tills day formed n copartnership In I lie practice of medicine. ! OlTlce ill Dr. Kill's i)rug Store. T. .1. MAURY, M. I). I 1,. T. MILL. M. 1>. Kept. 1. 1SK2. tl Bridge to Let!; Till-: rebuilding or the bridge over Shank-! Iin ('reek,at Ciiiikseales' Mill, will l>e let i to I lie lowest responsible bidder on Saturday, j October tbe 11th. at 12 M,nt the Mill. Speciil-i entions made known at the above t'meand place. J. T. BASKIN, JR., County Commissioner. Sept. 27. ISSC, ->t ! iiv\1 ni'.i ! [OUILU 'JL kJUUtll V<H V/l I lidj Abbeville County. COURT OF COMMON PL HAS. j I B. Beitlah Hunter, as Kx] ccuirix. Plaintiff, apaiust , Mary K. HuntiT, .1. M. I Copy Summons J Hunter, K. G. Hunter, Ida J- Kor Keiief. j Ii. Hunter, Wm. JI. Hun- ((^niijilriint&rml) J ter,.liis. L. Hunter. Peter McKeliar and M. H. Coleman, Defendants. , To (lie Defendant James L. Hunter? \;OlT are hereby summoned ami required to answer tlie complaint in this action, of which a copy Is herewith served upon you,1 and to serve a copy of your answer to the, said complaint on the subscribers at their of-' flee at Ahbevt le (' H., K. ('., within twenty' flays nfter the service hereof, exclusive of the' day ?.r such service; anil it you fail to answerj tile complaint within the time aiort said, the j plainlill in this action will apply to the Court; for t tie relief demanded in the complaint. i Dated Sept. -<>, ISS2. MONET, HICK & SMITH, Piuinliil's Attorneys. [I,.S.[ M. G. Zkxkt.ek, C. C. P. To James L. Hunter, one of tno defendants ! in the above stated case: Take notice that a ' copy of the summons with the complaint j: herein has this day been filed with the Cleric of the Court, said county. BENKT, KICK A SMITH, Plaintiff s Attorneys. Sept. 27.1SS2, Gt State of South Carolina,! Abbeville County. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Esiekiel Harrl?, Plaintiff. asainst James A. Armstrong. Martha A. Shirley, wife of John Khlrlev. Ishel* N. Harris, wile of EzeUtel Harris, Margaret E. I Robinson, Lenle E. Morris,! Copy .Slim- j , W. Armstrong, Husrh J. | nions. (Fori Armstrong, Mary M. l!?weii, l Relief.i (i'om-1 John 15. Armstrong, Win. I,. plaint not I Hurton, John W. Huston, Jane Served.) '' Parity, Luther Coin-land. Arthur" Copeland, Sophronia BurtO'i, I.ula E. Ho wen. Win. 1 C. liowen. Hugh Ho wen, hi'Irs nt law of Elizabeth Armstrong, deceased. Defendants, j To the Defendants. James A. Armstrong I Martha A.Shirley, Ishel X. Harris, Margaret.: . E. Robinson. I.enie K. Morris, Win. Arm- J strong, Hugh J. Armstrong. Mary M. Rcwcn. John 15. Armstrong, Win. L. Iturton. John W. Hurton.Jane Darby, Luther Copeland, Arthur I'opeland. Sophronia Hurton, Lulu E. Rowen, Win. C. Rowen and Hugh liowen. i. You are hereby summoned and required to - I unswer the complaint in this action, which is: J (lied in the ofticc of the Clerk of Common1 Pleas, for the said county, and to serve a copy | if your answer to the said complaint on tlx-! subscribers at their otlice, Abbeville Court | House, within twenty days after the service icreof, exclusive of the day of such service;! ind if you fail to answer the complaint with-1 n the time aforesaid, the p'alntln in tliisac- r ion will apply to the Court lor the relief de- J winded in the complaint. Dated Sept. 20, lfW-'. To John W. IJurton, absent Defendant? Take notice that a summons of which I tie ibove Is a copy has this day been filed, Willi! T :omplaint, in the office of thi'Clerk of the Jourt of Common I'ieas for Abbeville county. J'ARK EH it McGOWAN. Plaintiff's Attorney. Sept. 27, J8S2, Gt EXECUTOR'S SALE!, Valuable Town and Farm ( I n Property for Sale \ i <1 I J'l L>Y virtue of the authority given tO|* J the subscribers l?y tlic will of J. I.'1 [Winer, deceased, we will sell at public; j1 mtcry at Abbeville Court House, onj( >nleday in November next, to the high-| >t bidder, (he following described realjl >ropertv of the estate of the said deceas- j J id: * | All the lots and u part of each of tho racis of land are located in the town of j / Due West, and are verv desirable. i ' I Tract No. 1, ios near the Foinalo Collogo and con-! ains TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES., more >r less, and hounded by lands of Milton { Seawright, J. 1\ Kennedy, Newton llcid j md others. Tract No. 2, las a pond building lot on Main Stroat.' j villi a tew acres of branch bottoms and! jood sized pines. Contains EIGHTYICKiUT ACKES, more or^less, bounded', jy lands of J. (). Lindsay, H. S. (Julio- j J .vay, James McGhee and others. v Lot No 4, s a conveniently located building lot, on Mill Street, and contains TWO ACHES, nore or l?ss, bounded by lands of Win. I. Homier, J. E. Todd and others. T.nT 7 tvell 1 oca ted on Main Street, in the business part thereof. Contains TWENTY- 1 SEVEN PERCHES, more or less, I noundcd by lots of S. Agnow and others. Lot No. 8, | uljoins lot No. 7. Contains TWENTY-1 I Ki<JIIT PERCHES, more or less. A jood situation lor a store. Lot No. 9, ties on Main Street to the west of No. 8, is also desirable us a business center. Contains TWENTY-EIGHT PERCHES' | more or less. ^ The plats for said lands will be exhibited on day of sale. . TERMS?One-half cash, the balance in a credit of twelve months, secured by bond and mortgage of the premises. Purchasers may pay the whole amount! in cash. H. E. BONNER, i W. J- BONNER, 1 Executors. Sept. 27, 1SS2, Gt w ui | 7^ J s u . ? ( M 2. o K I ; fe , H \ ? | b I ?3 - i ^ 5 " ^ i s S3 < C I & ? ? fi I h ; CO & 1 g if ? or PQ I w 2 I V & CP 11 C2 j S c i 2 H ! Cv 1 g L ^ j 11 * M |c O |f r j | w r ! || c * I oo | 3 Oc " 1 * ' ?___^ ?-3 I ^"L 2 s * h i =2 Plh i5 Sept. 27,1882,6m _ iiMjawmiBB ii i immmbiwii ji mmmmm immnmi jCLOSINGODT! CLOSING- OUT!? | At Oost ' OF? I MILLINER Yj i ?AND ? L..DIES GOODS, AT THE? EMPORIUM nr UI FASHIONS. / tUXSlSTlNG IX PART OF-I,adies and \j Misses Trimmed and Fntrimmed Hats, tli<" latest, styles. Silk. Velvets, Velveteens, I'tushes, TriintnhiK, Silks and Satins, Ostrich Tips, Feathers, ('lowers. Ribbons. Kuehimis, Veilings. Neck Wear, Juices, Corsets, (best, brands). .Jewelry, Hair Switch' s, Hosiery. | ( loves, Un>ler Vests. Zephyr Shawls. Dress (foods in new and pretty-Myles. Black ("aslinteres, liress Trimininirs,Silk Krinifcs. White (foods Hamburjt Kdirings Wlilte Trimmings and Huillitms of all kinds. Calicoes In handso>ne new stylos. While and Colored Flannels, Cotton Flnniiels, Klcached and Hrown Home- j spnns, Drillings, sheetings, (iiughams, also, Ladiesand Misses Fine Shoes. Our numerous customers and the public generally are invited to eoi lie early mid supply ; themselves with above goods at cost prices, | J which they may not get u chance to do soon again. Respectfully, JAS A. BOWIE. Sept. 20, 1SS2. f AND WINTER;, MILLINERY,; li Flowers, Ribbons, Rufflings,'? ILs^OIES?, j Plnsl, Velvets, Satins, Silks,1 n DEESS GOODS, |? *Dress Trimmings, Kid Gloves, rubular Braids and Hussar J1 Loops. WEDNESDAY, Septeiclser 2711.;, R. M. HADDON & CO. T Si ?Q0K! LOOK! LOOK!;, )UR stock of Millinery, Dross (Joods. Dress Trimmim;*. Silks, Satins and Ladles Kurlisldn/ Goods generally is now complete. Vu havp spared neither tiains nor cxpcMise hi lie selection of our Hock and can sa.v wiih at boasting It surpasses any we liaveever tit- " red. <> In Dress Go.ids?we have a r?iJ| line of liooda Clollis, V.-nctUm Cloths, l'ersian ?, 'asliiner's. Hrocatells. l'olka Dolls, llluml- ' inted i.asdimere.s. illuminated Manncls, Satn li'hadme. Brocade Silks, I'lain, IJIack and Colored Siiks, with Trimmings to match. ii Et. M. HADDON & CO. " Sept. 'JO, is.82, if "1 EHODINE or Disinfectant. JT K L) WIN PA UK Ell. I .Sept. 2?. ISS2. It Notice, j \LL Persons bavin-.' Sohool Claim;- not res- a isiered; will hand them In at mice. : K. COWAN*. 1/ Seliool Commissioner. , '< Sept. 20,1^2. tf SHINGLES-WANTED. " RIDS are solicited to furnish shingles f??r recovering the E|>lsci>;?al Church at Abbuille. The cash will lie paid. Apply t?? I). 15. SMITH. Sept. 20,1SS2. tf 10TEL TO LET.)! !C |>OOMS all furnished. Apply at pnee to jP [V KaUa. j, Abhcvilie, S. C, Sept. '.'0.1SS'.', tf ' If, P. Ill Llll, i GENERAL I FURNITURE DEALER,1 f( ABBEY II jJArj, S, C. nAS just reecived a now supply of FUItNT1TKK of all kinds, wli'ch he will sell! ow, and to which he invites the attention of mrchasers. His place of business is np-stuirs over A. M. lili & Sons store, on the Public Square, Wept. 2ii, IHS'2, t f n FOR SALE OR RENT !? l01 I V I'lIK Ol'FFIN FAItM, three miles west of! 1 Abbeville Court House, containing SIX i 1 U'NDUKI) AND FIFTY ACl'.KS. will be j ented or sold on accommodating terms lo an | u icc.*ptable leirint or purchaser. This farm is of while or sandy land, and es- j ifelally adapted for cotton and small grain.! K )u the place is some u forty or Fifty Acres of c Branch Bottoms. r This Is a rare opportunity to rent for one or j ] no re years. To a irood purchaser, who will i nade'a small ca?li payment,any reasonable j " nduluence will be siven for llie remainder. I iiidders for tiiis property will submit, their 11 impositions immediately, as it Is desired to N| ive the tenant or purchaser the opportunity : o ?ihv small ^I'uli) in time for the coming sen- C on. IF NOT SOLD u ir rcntf'M before Kaleilay in October tlx1 farm i'ill then be ottered lor itK.N'T to the highest jj lidUcr for one year. C. W. GUFFIN, i 1' I <> Osceola, Arkansas. ? Sept- 20, 1SS2, tf | ^ Siatc of South Carolina,!': Abbeville County. <> IX TJIE 4'ROBATE COURT. " n the matter of the estate of J. It. McCalI, deceased. 1( Petition for Settlement and Discharge. * \TOTK'K Is hereby given that Win. .lohnL> son, administrator of .1. U. Met 'all, do- e< cased, has applied to this Court for a tils-1 harge from his trust. It In ordered, that Friday, Octohcr f>. J8K2, be ! a Ixcd as the day for settling the said estate, md discharging the administrator. ; 2 J. FL'I.I.KK I.YON", Probate Judge. Hepteinber 0,1XR2, tf \ r State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. IN THE PROBATE COURT. [n the matter of the estate of R. X. Mattison. Petition for Discharge. vrOTIOR is hereby given ttiat \V. R. Mnttt* . li son, guardian of H. N. Mattison. lias up-11 plied to this Court to be discharged from his It Is ordered, that Friday. October 20th, 18K2, J be tixed as the day for settling the said estate and discharging the guardian. I J. FULLER LYON, , Judge of Probate. Sept, 20,1882, tf s Iron Tonics. -t T>ROWN'S IRON BITTERS, Harter's Ir Tonic, Hitter Iron. EDWIN PARKERJuly 20,1882, 2t RHEUMATISM and Gout Cure. EDWIN PARKER. Sept. 13, 1882, It f i ATTENTION : i Are receiving a larger and i better selected , i than eyer, and are prepared j to offer as great induoements, i to the wholesale.and retail' trade as AUGUSTA OR CHARLESTON. !j ; 1 August ?i, 1 \S'2, tf SALE OF c I THURSDAY, 5tii OCTOBER. I II 11 pilE Legatees of ADAM WI DEM AX. j1 JL deceased, will sell at the old 11oni(;- j j tear], on Thursday, tho ">t!i October 1832, 'jt he following described lands: I > 1. The Home Tract, Hi] A CI? ICS, well improved, good d wefl- | > hit house, fine well of water, necessary ] <; nit-houses: between 75 and 100 acres ] iriginul forest, within one mile of Troy j1' n the A. A: I\. II. 11. One of the health- j est places in the county, convenient to j j, irst-class schools and churches. Iv 2. The Boyd Tract, 1 ACHES, in high state of cultivation,! villi a tenant house. j_ 3. The Mills Tract, 17 ACRES, well watered and contains I rsi-elass low grounds. Several tenant I ouses on this tract. Water power 111ient to >xin cotton or grind corn.' 'j 4. The Lindsay Tract, i! ii D ACRES, about 30 acres of which is No. ''' low grounds. j, 5. The V/ideman Tract, !2 ACRES, fine cotton land, good settlclent. NOTE.?The mineral on the Widoinan 1 'raet and tlio Lindsay Tracl will be re-i g c'ved. f All the above arc first-class T.ong Cane ; intls, especially adapted for the growth ( I' cotton, corn, small grains ami ail other outlier 11 crops. r TERMS or SA LIS.?One-half cash, o lalance on a credit of one and two years; i111 interest, payable annually, from day ! f sale. Purchaser lo vt; mortgage, j ith persona] security, and pay for pact's. j??i- Any further inforinntion respect-j ig this land may be obtained on applica-; on to Mr. J. K. liradlny at Troy, or to >r. J. \V. Wideman at Due West." J. W. WISEMAN, J. E. BRADLEY, And other Legatees, j Au.?*usf .'!!), ]SS2, fit ;C /.'1- The Kdr/rfii-ld A drrrtiscr will (VpV i ud . end liiil immediately to J'rrs# it mi', :<i)nfr for crlieetion, that it may present . at proper time. * I j * <a> ?-? [n accordance with the 01 U:t to raise supplies for the fiscal yearj ommeiicing November, 1st, 1881, ap-j roved February 9th, 1882. Notice in<ereby given that the Treasurer's Of-; J ee of Abbeville Comity will be open i ?r the collection o'f taxes 'RIMY, SEPTEMBEB 15.1882,y ml will remain open until November >-t, except tlie days in tiie schedule of j Q ppointnients made below in this no-1 ice: The rate per centum of taxes is as dlows: ( State purposes 4:; mills. County current X " | p Deficiencies lj " Jtl Schools 2 " 11] " Poll Tax SI. u In all cases where the May Instal-; lent has not been paid a penalty of; ve per centum will be added. All taxes remaining unpaid on the! st day of November, will incur a pen-! Ilyof lift ecu per centum, and will hoi olleeted by distress until lhe loll) No-1 ember, niter that date the County , 'rensurer will collect the same by levy J nd sale as provided by law. Taxes are payable in the following\ ind of funds and no other: (..old! nd Silver Coin, United States Curren-j y, National Bank Notes and Coupons j Inch shall becomepayable during the) ear 1882, on the valid Consolidated! kinds of this State, known as the J Brown Bonds,also Jury Certificates ^ nd the per diem of State witnesses in ^ le Circuit Courts will be received for in lounty taxes, not including School b( ixes. Parties liable to Toll Tax and rei'usig or failing to pay the same will be roceeded against as for a misdemean- j J r and upon coiiAiction "shall be fined ot more than ten dollars, besides m lists, or by imprisonment in thecouu-jrl ?' jail not exceeding thirty days." In accordance with the amendment j f the Act approved December 23,1879, j _ diich requires the County Treasurer j I to attend at certain places for the col-, action of taxes," I will attend at the! w J i n nl'inou nti tho ilnvu #1 fiCl rrnn f-I NIWHM.f, JM.VVVW V.. k..V M?.JM | _ (J, to wit: Ninety-Six, Monday, Sept. 2"?, from] rrival of down train until Tuesday: J (itli, same hour. Greenwood, Tuesday J'ilh, from ar- t ival of up train until same hour Vednesday 27th. Hodges, Wednesday 27th, from 4 1 'clock P. M. until Thursday 28th, { ame hour. | Donaldsville, Friday, Sept. 29th. Due West, Saturday, Sept. 30th. [ The remainder of the time I will be J n the otlice at the Court House. I Tlje tax payers of Lowndesville,! dagnolia and Calhoun townships are! I lotified that the Savannah Valley:! ilailroad Tax will be collected at the ame time. | f All information as to taxes freely u jiven by mail or otherwise. % J. W. PERRIN, County Treasurer. ! August 30,1882, 2m 8 ;-V '"\S y-'.e- > l i Y * " , i -* ?v % Columbia and' L'retnvillc Rnilrcad* l'ASSENGEIt DEPARTMENT. Columbia, S. C., May IS, 1352. On and Piter Friday, May 19, lht>2. tno I'neocr.g'.r Trains will rtin as herewith indicated upon this lloadami its brunches. J>AILY, KXCKIT 8fTNl>AYS. NO. .y~. l l? lASSKMJKK. 1.ca vp Columbia. A 'I 12 n m Leave Alston 12 -II p in | Leave Newberry 1 10 p ui i Leave Ninety-Six 8 21 p in : Leave Hodges 4 18 p in J Leave IJelton U 40 p ni [ Arrive ut Ureenvllle 7 00 p m , NO. >Vt. DOWN J'ASSENGEK. Leave Oreenvilleat 10 23 n in i Leave lielloli 11 5:1 a m J Leave Hoiltfcs 1 IT pin Leave Ninety-Six 2 :? p in j Leave Newberry ;"?5 p in ! Leave Alston r> "1 j> in Arrive lit. t'oliinibia K 0 02 j? m Sl'AUTANJ'UItO, IN ION AMI COI.U.UIUA U.V1 L110 A1). no. 52. t*r i'Assnxr;i:n. Leave Alston 12 fit p m Leave Strother 1 L'rf p in Leave Shelton I ">2 j) in Leave Santiie 2 2!) j> m I Leave Union 2 A7 p in Leave Jonesvlile '? 2ii p in Arrive at Spartanburg ! 15 j) in JCO. iVl. |)OWN PAJMENUKK. Leave Spurtanburjr It. A 1). depot. I I 1 0) a in l,t:;ivi!.Sj>nriiUil)urnS.U.&C\ilopot (x 1 '" P ni Leave JoneHVi tie 2 2."> p m | Leave Union 2 .*>1 p in : Leave Sunt tic :i 20 ]> m j I.i'iive Shelli>n o r?r? p n I Leave Strolher 1 in p nil fVrrlveat Alston i ii p in I l.AtritKNS ItAII.ItOA u. Leave Newberry ) n.j p m ! Arrive at Laurens ('. II if )!) p ni' Leave Laurens (!. II jo or? a m Arrive at New berry 12 ijO p ni A HI1KVI I.L.I0 ]>1! ANCII. [.cave Hodges 1 .to p ni | Arrive til Abbeville 2 '/ ) p ni l^euve Abbeville 12 10 a in Arrive at Hodges j o> p m II.ITE KIlHiK ttA I I.ltOA I) AM) ANDKK.SON I! It ANCII. f.eave Helton .. 5 10 p m ^cuve Anderson (j 2i? p in I .eave I'endleton H .7i pin jcave Seneca () 7 30 p in Arrive at Walhalln 7 f>0 p m .eave Walhnlta t) ;mj a in .caveSeneca ]_> Id (to a in i ,eave Pendleton 10 u in i >ave Anderson 1! ll a in Arrive ut licit on 11 50 a in timsoi:(;h car skkvick. Solid train.; between Columbia and AValiiilln. 'i'hrotisib ears between Ciuirleston and lendorsonviile and Charleston and Green,*i I ie, obviating change of cars between eitiier >f the nhovc points. CON N KCTIONS. A. Wish South Carotin* Railroad from "liar Inst on. AVith W'iltniuf.'lon.Coliuiih'nnml Vin?usta i tail road from Wilmington and all loints North thereof. With Charlotte,Colnnbia and Augusta Railroad from Charlotte I III I ?1 II IMIJIHA lit t. If I VIII. J J. Willi Ashevllleaml xp.-irtajilmrtr Itnlli.ad for points In Western North Cnrnlln:i. (I. \\ ilii Atlanta and Charlotte Division tlchrnond it Danville Itallroad from all ioiiit - Soutli ami West. J), With Atlantn and Charlotte Division tiehmond Dniiville Haiiioad from Atlanta nd beyond. K. Willi Atlanla and Charlolto Division ti' hniond and I>;itivllle 1 laIIroad from ail loints South and West. J<\ Willi South Carolina Railroad for !lntrlcston. With W'llmington.Cnlnniblunnd uiuliHta Railroad for Wilmington ami the iorlh. With Charlotte, Columbia and Auusta Ri. 11 road for Clmrlottn and the North. (}. With Aslicvllle and Spartanburg Ruiload from Henderson ville. H. Willi Atlanta and Charlotte Division tlehmond and Danville Railroad from Charitte and beyond standard lime used in Washington. D. C.. liiich is liftceu minutes faster than Columla. J. W. FRY, Superintendent. T. M. It. TAI.COTT. den. Manager. A. roi'K, General I'assenger Agent. ThVBelcher Place For Sale. PUIS valuable plantation Is in the Calhoun I settlement, ten miles from Abbeville, veil from the line of the Savannah Valley :ailroiul, and livo miles from that of the Atinticand French Broad Railroad. The tract i.,u nvw I'liniruA vn ? vn i/u.-ev .< Hies, lies well, nnd Is well adapted forent>n mid (train. More than a third of It is ill alive forest, well timbered. For tern's apply to ilON. AKMISTFAP HURT, Abbeville, H. C. August 23,1882, tf o nut-: fohty-third session of this) [ Institution opens on the first Monday in ember. The Faculty Is complete. Preparatory lietmrt incut In chargo of a Tu?r. Mr. I,. I\ Kennedy. Entire expenses for the year about 31C0. Apply for catalogue to W. M. GRIER, Due West, S. C. August 23, I8S2, tf BUGGIES, WAGONS -ANDCARRIAGES, I HAVE n tine .stock of WAOONS nnd T?T'GGIE.S, of Western and borne make,also, DOUBLE AND SINGLE EI st moss.1! ! I ?which i oner ai inc lowest prices.? \ \ am Agent for Several West- j ern Houses. I Parties wanting vehicles of any style will | nd it to tliclr interest to see me before pur- j luiNinsr. Satisfaction guaranteed. J.B.BAKER. ! Aucust 23.1?82, tf >EJ.F REGISTERING FEVER THER-! ! ^ inmnetur. EDWIN l'AUKER. | ' July It', 18S-J, -t ; I CHROMOS. * CHOICE lot of tieim 111111 CHROMOS of j \ the most attractive kind, Just received, j W P. Wardlaw's. March K, 1S.S1!, tf I0UTH CAROLINA COLLEGE WILL OPEN OCTOBER 3d, 1882. Ij BOURSES OF STUDY?General Scli-nre, j it'll nil it'* HI ill r.ii^iui (- i ui?, leuuui u, i : lasslcal Course. Latin Course. PARTIAL COUUSKS, In English Studies, radical Mathematics, Practical Aurleuiture. Students admitted to any Course for which I J icy are prepared. 1 TUITION FREE. | \ Annual Foe of SIO for repairs. I5oe.rd.lu prl-j< ute families, from S12 to ?15a month. Kxeei- j nl hoard In messes at from S# to S10. Kntire; ' xpenses need not exceed $1:25; ought nut to ' seeed il7"<. 1 For further Information, address BENJAMIN SLOAN, i Secretary of Faculty, Columbia, K. C. August 2.1,1VS2, If y id g-er College, WALHALLA, S. C. 1 FACULTY: \ ItFA'. F. P. MULLALLY. President, iv w v (i. iv ivi 1 # u. i/?9 REV. H. HTltONG. A. M., {' PROF. \VM. S. MOORE. fl ? II TIF, next session commences September 21,1 ISS2. English, Classical and Scientific!11 ju rises. Military drill. Tuition ?10 pernnurn. Hoard in privatefainillcsglOncrmonth. iieuled at the liasc of the lUue Ridge Motinins, the climate Is unsurpassed. For further ilonnii tlon or catalogue address any mem-1 ;r of the Faculty. F. I'. M if I, r. ALLY, D. 1)., 1'ro.sldent. I August 'Si, 18S2, If I Stationery. | < EG AT. CAP 12 lb., H lb., 1U lb.,Commercial I j Note 3, 4, 3 and (i lbs., Commercial Nolo, j gal fold; .Scaling Wax, Exposition playing | irds, Star U. L. Pencils, liubber Head Auto-| aticPencils, Automatic Pencil Points, a vuety of Steel Tens, Rubber Hands. EDWJN PARKER. August 2'!, 1882, tf a Family Dyes. 5 3 A AS' DYES, Untidy Package Dyes, will J . dye sill;, wool, ribbon, slockitms and atliers, but not cotton. Priceoc. to lUc. per, icktige. Copperas, Duligo, Extract Log-j ood, Annetto, Red Aniline. EDWIN PARKER. I" July 12,1S82, It ' rt T xrun jars. i 'IIIS CELEBRATED "OEM." I EDWIN PARKER. JulyS, 1S82,2t 7LY PAPER. * EDWIN PARKER. July 5.1882, 2t F. W SIG-Nj ABBEVILLE, S. C. j?KErS o? hand a full assortment of IRON CASES, 1 INE BURIAL CASKETS,' COFFIISTS, I roni the ehenpcst to the bent. Ilenrso will ' ttend fuiicruls, when desired. j j le will also Contract for the 1 if Erection of BuildingsIc Is agent for the sale of Sash, Doors Hinds, Mouldings, Ktalr-rnlllnps, Floorings ,nd everything perUUulcg to house building i April 7, 1S80, tr j I J ~ Editors Press and Banner: I herewith hand yon my nnnurvl ropnrt as Treasurer of Town Council for publication. nlso n Rt'ilenient of ticconntfl nni<i to sundry merchants-, which I desire to I have published, that the erroneous im- j prosnion that t!io ollico of Troasurer ot ' r Town Council has been a source of tie- j mentions protit to myself and to the firm j I represent. The patronage extended to ' Quarle-it Co., by persons employed hy j the Council, has been small with the ex-l caption of Mr. Shiliito, which has been! quite liberally estowed and gratefully ; received. I desire to acknowledge the j honor conferred upon me by the citizens j of our town by endorsing my actions fur j the past six years. 'iLa1, ? ItKi'OUT OX"? j | T. F. Qnarles,j Treasurer, of the Town Council of> Abbeville, S. I'., from Sept. 1st,' 1881 to Sept. 1st, 1882. 18S1. 1)1!. Sept. 1. To casti on band us per last report. S 1SS2. .Tun. 1. To cash from lienor licenses S 730.00. To cash from ali other licenses To cash from tines 4U.S0 Sept. 1. To cash from taxes to date 1,240.01? 2.2CS.21 1882. CK. Sept. 1. By cash paid J. M. Klrhy to date 5 000.00 Sept. 1. By cash paid Geo. A. snlll I to to date, 420.00 Sept. 1. By cash paid Marion Wilson to date 1.30.00 Sept. 1. L'y casii paid commutation ends! reel work 310.70 By casli paid fodder, hay and outs l?.so By cash paid sundry mercliants account.... i 12.10 By cash paid lumber 11.."to By cash paid J. J. Towers acet 11.S0 By cash pibd J. F. C. Dtil'ic acet 2G.".S By cash paid Seal & M cl 1 wain e acet 32..30 By cash paid K. B. fiury, attorney 2.3.00 ; By cash pnid Noble & j r Noble, attorneys 23.09 i I By cash paid Win. i ' Biyee Jr Co. acet 3.3.10 l;y cash paid Walker, Kvans & Cogswell -J.'i-j By cash paid freight j * mill (.4 I ft j "* i.-rj Iiy ea-h paid extra police, Ac 7.-15 ]iy .cash paid J. H. ^ Hammond ac<*t 31.75 Iiy cash paid Jacob Miller, assessor 15,0) Iiy cash paid K. K. Hill, assessor. 15.00 Iiy cash pal<l I!. S. ? J'.arinvcll, assessor 15.'!0 Iiy cash paid Hemphill A Hemphill acct 21.(52 Iiy cash paid Wilson A Ward In w acct 21.03 Iiy cash paiil A. >1. Hill it .Sons bauflng acct 172.15 ]fy cash pajd KurzA ' Norrell acct 2.75 Iiy cash palil 8. Ii. Si Norrcll 1.55 I'.y cash paid Elijah Whltlock acct 3.00 Iiy cash paid Sherlir DuPre's acct 13.00 J?y cash paid Geo. A. fi Shllllto 11.00 1 Iiy cash paid Henry j J I,osly acct .10.00 i ( Uy cash paid T. P. Qi'.arles coin's...*. 115.10 JJy cash paid stationery. Ac 1.75 uy curs a on ii.wiu *? *> * SC,31?.2I j T. P. CtUARLES, Treasurer. Sept. 20,188?., tf NEW GOODS p AT THE |V 1 i I * f\ncil Top Looking Glass, American Picturec;ins?. Bureaus y? y. and run Marbic, Bedsteads S2.2.1 to sis i*nci>, BedSI'RINGS and lied Rottoms, Cham her suits, ClIAIRS?all kinds and prices, CII ROM OS?large and snia'l, Cornice for Windows, Fn A \f list flvnl nn<I SJmmtw FrEXCH Picture Glass, FrENCII Plato Glass, H all stands, h at Racks, Mouldings for Frames, nil sizes, MaTTKESSES y. and full size, Picture xniis.ricture iionks, PAXEL Pictures, Picture Cord, paxel Kramcs?bcautlful, Parlor suits, Roc 'KING Chairs, Cane Scat and Hack, RoCKIXG Chairs, Upholstered, RoCKI> G Chairs for Children, Screw eyes, Stereoscopic views, Stereoscopes, j StEEL EnjrrnvineH. \IKLVKT Oinl Frames, If EL VET Cabinet Frames, handsome uoods, i Walnut French Dressers, WALNUT Bureaus, I/1/aLNUT Bedsteads. WALNUT sideboards, VV ALNUT Glass Front Wardrobe, 11 ALNUT Fine French Chamber Suits, I/* ALNUT Chairs, Cottage and Dining, MAT NOT for Corner and Side. The New Home Sowing Machine will be ' T >und for sale at ourstdre. 'fall and see it be-j urc buy inc. Yon will tint! It equal loan.Vj [inchIne filtered for sale. As it Is one of Ihe. itest kinds, it has some Improvement which ' 10 other has. i Tl Respectfully, J. D. CHALMERS, jl Sept. fi. l">2, tt j ?S J. Knox & Co. i ?AGENTS I-ORMR, TOM YOUN G' PURE CORN WHISKEY;* flll'3 brst and purest CORN" Wlll.S-j KEY l)i'ou<rlit to tills market. June 22,1X81, if Holmes' Liniment It ^R the Mother's Friend, ?l.;"t) bottle. .) K1AV1X J'ARKKR. | May 10, IKS.', It New Goods. il IT-F.I.VKT FRAMFS, ('an I and Cabinet si/os V at prices from -5 cents to Si.m. J'retty . ;ooils. J. H. CHALMK1W. 6 March 119, IS*-', If Stereoscopes 1 a XH Stereoscopic Views. A line assort- i Cl. nient both Foreign ami American at J. I>. rilAL.M 1-jR.S. * March 2!), 18S2, tf - j Central Hotel, 1 Main Street, Greenville, S. C. i I IMIIS Hotel is centrally located, on line of street railway.nentiv anil eonij'orlab'y 'uriiUheil. with eon van lent wimple rooms. Tho table furnished with tint best ihe market affords. find every nttontlon given to rticsls. NotIc ulven tognests of arrival and Flopitrlure of trnlns. JNO. A. WEIR & SON, Proprietors jv P ugust, 50,1SS0, 'im i ORIENTAL CIRCUS, EGYPTIAN CARAVAN AND UNIVERSAL f ,-i|| EXPOSITION OF LIVING WONDERS {' Jg Positively Coming, ami will exhibit in all Its vast entirety at ' E1EM0US MEilcFOLIT/J MENAGERIES UNITED! *7 50 Blazoned Cages of Wild Beasts. 50 , ~$M 'ositfvciy the Inrjjfst collection of exlrenjely Rare Wild Animals with any exhibition on Ibis continent. The 1..VK(jK.sT I.lVING "White iSTile Hippopotamus Iver imported?n Hi: ire KhnmbMn? River Jlorso I lie terror ?,f all Saurian*:?claimed by many Theologians and Zooxnipuers to he identlcHl with the Behemoth of the Bible. A PAIR OF MAJESTIC GIRAFFES, ' Broken to Harness and drawing Roman Chariot*. ? [iIOO,OO0 INVESTED "anE,cnTS T0NS ofEd"v,cd JS A MONSTER ALI^-REPRESENTING HERD OF PERFORMING ELEPHANTS, |1 Including TWICE the Snnrcst animal known to exist, Cue famous old InUiit War Elephant, >.:-v?35?g 5," evcral inches taller and tlic heavi"*! an'mal ever on this Continent; said to be over 200 year., of a^o. Also the MIDGET, * , "LITTLE DOT," Thrice the smallest full-grown Elephant ever seen. , ip ftaa tiie gbeatest of alij features, aaa j ?M)III)U "LI Oil SLA YE 2." MdjUuj The only animal of its kind ever on exhioitfon in this or any other country. You v. ill sec the Orcnt ABYSSINIAN BABIROUSSA, fl| An animal never before exhibited in America. The flrst and only I l-IOGIPOPOTIMUS I Ever exhibited on this Continent. The only icnulne H on win see Tin: kimiam cnr.ossr.?. fYNOfJErirALrs, >. > '' jal the kive-ton fkhkijuming lii.ACK itnrxncEn.os. AX ARCTIC AQUARIUM OF POLAR MAMMOTHS., fl oa will see f n'u'csneverbofi:r witnessed with nnynthT Exhibition on earth. Elksdrivcn T'-ndcm mi the Streets, Por;o- ming Arabian Dromedaries Zebras trained Io Perform lacredible l iv'.s. Lapland Hurdle Kaeing Reindeer, a Gigantic Riding Cynocephiilas, IVriorining i/Ciis of Hyenas, a School of Learned sieals. vj" V . J ? .' , 'erforining Den cf Tigers, Lions and Leopards. A Pair c African Elands. A Cavalcade of Fourteen Perform- ' ^ ing Kentucky Thoroughbreds. . "\i <3 lie largest number of UiP?mo?t IxwiUfnl anil Imst trained Horses fn the Worl'l. nrutfhotc r" Ulan a w lio!e show :i 1.>in . THIRTY A IJ A1 i I A N* CAMKLS. A COMPLETE B A N1? EXIIAL'.STJVK COU.KCi'n >. t?l U\IXU ZOOl.oUICAJ, WONDERS. on will see WIM.lS CORN'S original ami only Miniature Circus of Dojrs. Coats and Mon- , ' key*. Six Complctr Ciivus Companies C imiiinr'l. Employing ov??r ONE HUNDRED * . .... .. I ...... . I1.U.III L> IViDlrnu Ul kn Ika l-A.'.HM r* i :iu\r>: I n r..> i i j"m m,i. ..j ,.,u acknowledged cht>im>lous of the entire World, JAMKS (jl'Ifil.KY AND WilJ.IA.M BATc'iII.OU, challenge tliflr etjuul is not to be found. - -In WKNTY CHAMProX nAKK-r.A('I\ H!M-:nS. li?n?Jp<Miy MISS VIOLA HIVKHS, MISS s J K.N NIK l-'.WKKS. Mil. oitJUN Itul.l.IS ANI) trilAKl.KS K WICKS, Tlio Champion twu, four and six II.tm- l.'id.-rs of 'In' old'and new world. The World-Famed Kl-.XO and Id'NJiAU, The < hatnpion Artists of the Triple liar. /? lie only find inimitable I D.\ I .KT'I'A ANI) "WAT,LACK, Aerial ntoyellsts of the x Nineteenth t.'cjitury, wlio?i> w perlorniane.'s on the lnv!>>ble WireW feet in the S3 "air, holds thousands ol people in breathless awe. 10 , CLOWNS. 10 i ilended by the KING LAl'?.'H-MA KCUS. M?c great AYMAR BROTHERS. J [in T.oiv Comedy li<'Hi\ ' HHl.'NO." Steam Air-Ship in operation outside, free toall. The siit-ik's Ki'ltiin from ?'ontjiiest. A ijitarter of a Million Street Parade. Three Superb ' * Martial Music;.I llriaailes. Tin* N<-w l.i viathan ."-team iiand.a :??- voiced Jubilee ,-i ? horus, always c.\hibitin ; just what it advertises. HEAP EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RAILROADS ' | TO THE GItEAT "WORLD'S EXPOSITION." * ;| hie Ticket Admits to all Advertised Shows. CIIILUKLN UNDEK NINE YEARS HALF 1'KICE. f 0 GRAND EXHIBITIONS DAILY.'; ? rifim : ??UKjLl:' /Pi . < \k c' - 5 4 \ '*v V* *? ? <<.-' i\<- ; ' *..'. .;- _ -,. ' * . r . ,^rv. ./' '. s . '1 , ,; ! * . ' V < v\ ' .. -> .\ ;. \ ' . - \ -:j : ;V -***%-!: " . '* ' ? . : ,. ' '? "^- ..... - MA< /ww w m wl' m/%m mm " .- - '- - i -r%k I''I I 'mm ryrrfi r tr.t n-r-Tmumw aagavm, ymwi /\ I m 111 FlJiL .......Jjj THE LIKE MAY NEVER AOA!M BE SEEN,' m ^22^3 . , 'ja| MIGHTY MAMMOTH MONARCH M AIS'D GIGANTIC COLOSSUS j Of nil Amusement Organizations, Panoplied In I 8. II. BARRETT & CO.'S' I NEW UNIT KID MONSTER . .... J RAILROAD SHOWS. M m> it- It h 4k ?% JS