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rha Press and Banner, Ait:n<:viLLK, > *. c. ""Vcrlnossdny. Fco. 7, I'IZo. " " ' I Salr I>i;y. Mnmlav \v:is S;ilo ]);iv ami flit'l first day of the UcmiimmI Si'ssi'ia k :;m! i'oinnton Picas. An immense nnml-er of our citizens were ii.?n\ ami a better; Jituuoroil ?:r?>;vil we li:i\o never .x'i-ii. , I'Tvnrvl.inlv seeuuvl Weil nle iscl himself ami tin* rest of mankind. Many' fanners mad* arrangements with merchant* for needed supplies during 'lie year, and many debtors settled old scores, while a great multitude spent t ftvireorless of ready cash in our stores. Only a few tracts of land were sold, but I the number of horses and mules that1 changed hands will never be known. |, The l'ublie Square was full of stock for} silo or exchange, and the prices asked !, wore high, and although there was a <ie-1 mand for mules, th" supply largely ex-' ceeded that demand. A number of dro- ; vers were liere wi'.li assorted lots of | h:?r>cs and mules, and quite a number of our own farmers were hero with second i hand mules to sell, because of a desire ; on their part to reducing their lartn stock j to two mules. A majority ot our people i seemed satisfied with their condition, j though many of them spoke of thej scarcity of labor. Labor ssoms to be scarcer than ever before, and the fact is j not easily accounted for, as none have! gone oft'.* Tho Master sold the Elgin lands, 14s < acres, to Dr. (). 1\ Hawthorne, -?1 ,2<m? : 11 the Toivnsend store bouse in C'okt-sburv ' to \V. A. Moore, ? ">2 ; tract No. 2 Town-! ] send land, 15 acres, to A. M. Aiken, ?1 -I?, i Tho Sheriff sold the Link homestead, l 330 acres to K. G. Giaydon for:{50y. - *?? ? ; t Off for York. ! i Dr. I. H. Winstonk left Abbeville yes- J tenlav for New York. He will stop a : * ? * Mhoi-lnLdnn lini'arn cuinir In I the big city. The Poetor has been with ' lis for some time, and bus made many i friends in Abbeville. As a physician he . has done some good practice in and i around Abbeville, and it is a laudable;i ambition to perfect himself in tho healing ' art that induces him to <40 to New York * where he will be afforded better oppor-'s Utilities than he could possibly have in a i country town. He has the elements of :| success in him, and wo believe he will j" win both money and fame in his profos- t 8ion. Good luck to him. I Abbeville's Loss. !:t' Mr. Tlios. J. Hearst, a good citizen, and ? the owner of one of the largest and best " farms in Abbeville lias moved to Angus- j ta, Ga., leaving his farm in tho hands of; c others. Mr. Hearst and family do not t! intend to remain away permanently, but ? v.'ill return again. We are sorry that ! Mr. Hearst and family have gone awav. | They are near neighbors to us in White | Hall, and we will miss their presence. We wish them well in their new home, | and trust they may find as many friends c in Augusta as they have in Abbeville. j i; Fatal Accident. [, Olive Chiles, colored, an employee 011 1' ]Mr. Lawrence Dant/.ler's farm in the Cor-'*] onaca neighborhood, killed himself acci- 0 dentally lastFrid iy. He attempted to j shoot a mad dog. The gun snapped, and t! would not lire. Chiles then took the gun .11 by tho barrel,.and struck the dog with * the breech. The blow Kiiica tin; (tog, ? broke the gun ut the breech, discharging p the load of the gun, lodging it in i'hiles' r throat, severing the windpipe. Chiles J1 died in tliirty minutes. Liberal Offer. j[ Wo received an offer of SO.00 to publish ?? a horn blower's advertisement for a year, avo to allow a discount of twenty-live p<r j*' font, in commissions ami to send the pa- j (< per for a year. Reduced down to bust-; p ness, wo would receive S4.50 gros:?. The <? subscription price of the paper being SJ.OO, we would then receive $2!>o for the l! liorn blower's advertisement. Wo did not accept the oifer. - - ? (June to Hard Work. ' t( The Rev. It. W. Seymour is now one of n the hardest worked 'men in the county. I: Ho has accepted pastoral calls to four J" chorch^s,and h.is taken charge of ?ho!!: "TT7|.:?,? II .11 11,. nruv tn n.lir.y dni'. -I ing tlio week, and tlicii preaches every:/ Sunday in the year. To till all these j H places'ho must be diligent in business. |sy . >. L A Penny Saved is a Penny JLuIe. jo Ellis G. (1 ray don, Esq., attorney forj,, creditors, makes the important announce-1 si ment in another column that you can j buy goods at or below Now York cost by i cdling at tho store of the assignee^, i W. T. McDonald ?fc Co. (.'ill early, be-1 fore tho stoek is broken. Goods of ro d ' ? worth are otlVred at low prices. If you | p do not got a bargain, you have only your-! ii self to blame. 11 - ? P It gave us great pleasure to meet a'jain 'j our young friend, Mr. Eugene C. Tan- j ^ part, who aflcr au absence of several <v years was visiting his old home in Abbe- i h VilJe. It was several years a^o that Mr.! t Taggart, on account of a dlllieulty with i" some colored people, left us to seek a for-1 I lino in the far west. His many friends, j J who did not happen to meet with him, will no doubt be glad to learn that he has) made many friends in his adopted home j in Texas, and stands high, as he well de-j ( serves, in the esteem and confidence of, f hi* employers, Messrs. Sturgess Broth- l His future nromises to be briirht in i * ' more ways than one, we think, Judging j ? from tl>c letters we espied addressed to ? him in a feminine hand. Although do- i> ing well himself, Mr. Taggart, would notj i advise his friends to risk their chances l1 for h fortune in a new country. Col. H. T. Ward law was drawn on the jury last Monday. We take it that he would bo glad to he excused, hut we think ho ought not to he. There is not a f man in Abbeville county who would v make a better juror, and we think the J: plan of excusing the best men from serv- \ ing as jurors ought, to be stopped. The Colonel would givo a true verdict, or stay there until the last day in the morning. * t SoMETJilNrt New.?Among tiie many 1 novelties of the present age, one of theL greatest can be ibund at II. D. Reese's j, jewelry store. It is an electric engine, I that will run a small lathe, or a sowing , machine. Our enterprising fellow-citizen likes to sell jewelry, and to repair watches. For this reason he has determined to use electricity whereby he is enabled to do gocd work, make small profits and i J quick sales. 11 Ttth Xinetv-Six Hicli School, under; Prof, George C. Hodges, is in a most j < prosperous condition. Owing to its pop- j1 ularity and the increasing demand upon ij the teachers heretofore employed, a new i teacher has been brought into requisition; j i Miss Mary Stuart has accepted tho place, j 1 Jler education and her ability to dis- < charge the duties of that oftice, eminent ]y qualify her for the place. Pictures.?Hill, the picture man, says ' he "was crowded beyond contradiction last Sale Day, and that ho drives the : biggest little business that could be done by any man of his calibre." He ought to> < prosper. He does good work, and strives J?! to please everybody. j' As far as we have observed the Lczintj- j ton Dispatch deserves tho chromo for the;; best sot report of tho Treasurer and : County Commissioners. We would also j award a picture to tho Anderson Journal ' on the same score. j The citizens of IJelton are arranging!* for a hot supper on Tuesday night thoji 13th instant, the proceeds of which is to', be given to tho Methodist Church. Let ' all attend and have a good time, while do-j1 ing something for the Church. If the Rev. A. C. Stepp would not impress the belief cf Dr. Toy, (as expressed in his book of the "History of the Religion of Israel,") upon the readers of the ' liaptist Courier he Had better lot the book i alone. It is about time you were patching up ! your garden and hauling in tho mauure. j Remember that if you make no effort to i have a good garden you are worse than an j infidel. Tiik Press and Banner had reason last! Monday to be thankful to its subscribers, j It is a pleasure to print a newspaper lor: those who pay cheerfully. Mb. John Wilkerson, of white Hull. | has moved the store house across the | road, and is preparing it for a dwelling for himself and family. Miss (En.a. Young of Lowndesville was married 011 the .10th ultimo. We ex-; tsnd our heartiest congratulations to her and her husband. Sudden Death.?Mr. C. Y. L. Simmons, of Hodges, died suddenly last, Monday morning, aged about forty-tivej years. The particulars as to the murder of, W. S. McCoy, formerly of Abbeville,, may be found in another column. Mr. A. W. Jones has been auction- j ing off his goods during the last week, j Good prices were realized. It wag Mrs. George F. Burdett whose i death wo announced last week, and not; that of Mr. Burdett. Mr. John T. LVon has had more bad 1 luck. One of his cows got into a mire | last week and died. Miss Nannie Seal of our village is j off for a year at the Williamstou Female > College. Messrs. II. W. Lawson <fc Co. have; just roceivod a largo stock of school, "books. Editor Petty of the Carolina Spartan is after Editor Bailey's feed cutter. Valentines! Valentines! A choice i lot for sale by H. W. Lawson it Co. Many mules and horses were sold in Abbeyillo last Saleday. Stoves reduced in price by II. "W. Lawson <fcC o. Dr. O. P. Hawthorn was in town ! last Monday. Fresh Garden Seeds at H. W. Lawson <fc Co.'s. School books at Lawson's. i jimih ?i?_i< r?pmmm m i ? in ? n A Faithful Stcwnrd f.'ivos an Account of I!is Work. I\I:Y Kd'tor h i ' Uttiiirr : ,\s ?.|.lV|S,| f.ij ;.r 11;;* itiir <'?:?}?iiti:I>i? ; k iVip'.i-t ri;u;v!i. I iJ-*-S"V vi;.Sf!.)!:y i<> :? !. .1 r.\ I.I!.'- : i;>i > i ! I ( iiiiUilu ! oil i >;t| I !< I i I ".viifji t t im..;! ?., i- I:i III.- iii4 ?' :isi ...: i :i-It. ' ' <M ? . v. ii : ? > .1.1.1 I <; > J. F. iiiiVi.-, i \V. II. ill.M.k< 1'. llo.fiilnii" A' ' ' ?. J " ( IIw. W. ilii-si" 'J " ? .1. M. I'niiii "> <?i j:-. !'. 1 J>r. i'.. i'iU'tiiT, I i" s;; '? IJespeet fully, j:. i . .Miu.::!r. collector. ?>* MfCoriniek. Baptist OlntiTii. J'/'ccvv a,oi fbinni r: 1 <le?uo your v;iIu;iM<* journal to licitiiowle.liii' the r?vi'ijil <>' various sums ot conti iliut<>.l l?y tlie in?:?li* <-:ti/cu* "I your town, am,l i?y ol.iters im aitl "i UielMtiMin-.; eotntnitlei* In ?lii- netion kI'ii Iioiim* <*r wor-Mp at this |'l.n:?'. owin.'l !< e?>n!lnii-il rainy \vvnili<-r. tl*v worit lias liee:i cr<-atiy relat'iJc.l, lr.it a< sunn as tin- liiiiriit weather returns we hope to pimi willi tlit> L>tiiUIiutr. ' Met 'orinieli isapieasint anij healthy tocnlion tol'n tou t, ami already We liave a food j iiunilicr of Imsitif-s lioiisi s occupied. a jiiw'ttj sviioni of >i\cr titty pupils under I lie direction ' it'.lolm M(*>'tii!i. \v!ii!i* ilu re aic prol>al>iy its | many more children in a circle of timu to live miles. .1. \v. urns Chairman Ihiildliu; Committee. ? Sad Death of :i Young: Man. f. t?tl'-rxuii J One of llu* saddest deaths wehftveever been i ;-tl!ed upon toehroiiiclo was that of .Mr. Mr-; I'lii'tt M. i.atiuii'r. which occurred at the rrsj. | ience of Mr. .1. .1. Maker, in this city, at /clock p. m. last TucMlay, alt-Tan iilness ofi c:.s than thru- ilavs Irotn errehial mcniiuitis, years. lie was wetland he.iri\ until j ,ie I time Sal unlay nulii, harritii: a .-lUlit cold,! nit during ti;c mulit lie was taken somewliut U His riiinlitio;i. however. was in no way . ilarming nil! ii about noon on Sunday, when i was evident that lie was growing WoI'm\ j >vhich continued until drain reib-v. il Ins >ui 'cringon Tuesday, lie was ihe sieond son oi Wr. .1. it. Latimer. oi liotieu Path, iIhi.d! >een residing in AndciMMi since last la 1, art j hg a> salesman l??r Messrs. Fur liter it Urn..: ni.l during ins slay here lie liad endeared j limscll to every one Willi whom lie became, iei|iiain:ed. lie had b.-cn a member ni the" !aj>ti-l ehureh lor several years, and was an, ipright model young man, whose untimely leal iiis deej>ly deplored mi every liand. His areiils came lo him on Monday, and his eiler brother arrived on iuesilay just before the I pari; of life went out. On Wednesday morn- < ng his remains were escorted to tin- train by idelegation iroin Anderson Idvision, No. i.j ions of Iciiiperailrc, ul Which hr was a Z> alius member, ami the following inrinbers oi I he order went on to llonea Palli intiicea-j aeity of pall bearers: K. 1'. Smith, n. .1.1 Iodic, L?. M. Tolly, 11.11. Wilcox, 11. Webb, | nd W. A. Shirley. Arriving at lloiira Path; tie remains were met by the Sons of Temper nee there in a body and escorted to Itroad-J iionl.'i church, where an immense congrcgaion assembled in respect to the lamented j ead. Alter u very touching funeral set vice, (inducted by Kev. l. p. Jtell, of Andeisou , he reuiains were laiu away in the adj.lining hurchyard with tin.' solemn circtiioutes ol;1 lie Sons ul Temperance. No Monopoly. [Auguxta Chronicle unit Const it ulionuli-t.} The Chronic!> has no monopoly of the A.-solaied l'ress news. It pays thousands ol dol-' | us a year for telegraphic news tor the lieiiellt j f its readers, aim it has a perfect tight to us-j His news to the best advantage. Any repulale concern that w ishes to Mart another pa-1 cr, morning or evening, and that i? able and i .iiling to pay its proportion of the in-sosslent levied by the Associated Press and paid ! y the Chronicle can iiave the dispatches. j Since the consolidation of the two papers, lie Chronicle unit O/nstituliotuilUt has paid Illsen thousand dollars over and above the as-j usMiient lor one paper. In other words it has 11 i?st the Chronicle ami (>inxtituti'in<tti,it Si'),1 Mi I ir the dispatches wiicreas tiie coM of each pa- j er would have been lor six years. I'.y i . eason of tlio payment of the enure a?ses? i lent the Associated l'less allowed tlie (Viron- j ;lv and OiiisUtu.'hiHUUt lo charge a reasonable I mount for il;e tiam-bise to uw I lie dispatch-1 s. The Chrun c!> waives iliis right and will ivc the dispatches iouity newspaper that will ive hosid and security to pay lor the news ( ?? one year. The C'iii'jfiu-le will continue to publish two ditions daily. The morning Will bo?Ul. The veiling iG. We will publish all the Assoel,'d I'ress dispatches received by any lie wspaer in the So'.iih. We wiil spare no expense r labor t > keep the Chronicle ami OjiixHIhHoiili<t in the ironl rank of Southern journal- >:n. - - ? ? 07,401 Grains. I QtroHit't SjHtrl'Ut.} < Editor 5'ai'ey of the Enterprise mul Xfnun liaevr asset up a'"uhessing jar''in his sane-j . inn. It is tilled with corn, beans and cotl'ee.< le invites everybody to call and guess at the umber, lie oiler-a feed cutter with fs"2(> as |1 rst premium, and a turning plow worth -T.jt1 ' si lie second. The award is to be made t hr?! * III of May. 1"?.!11??i" Wilson of the J'rrss and 1'in iter says he w ill take that feed cutter, lor j' lu re are Just l,7i>> grains in She Jar. That I! iiows how liitie he knows about the numb.-r.. ' in Abbeville editor might do some good ] uessuig at ajar of oats, but w hen it comes lo ' urn and beans he knows nothing about it.j. 'hat feed cutter w ill e->n?e over to the | hcetheTth of May and Kditor Jiailey can i't us down for exactly .17,ill!. Xc^rsj?;ti;or Mm. The man who knows how lo run u newspa-! J er better than any other man Is always to he' ( Hind at the old stand, ll.it If he would just I ut his hand at the business he would soon ud out that there aie about a million of liings more lo loo;; after ilian he ever drcHiHd of. Kuiining a newspaper Is not such a icnie hs some wise | eop o imagine. It reu I res something besides heavy standing and ilenscil looking on. Newspaper men may ;x?k as if ihey were loafers, but ii they are rorth a farthing to the paper they can do is , ours of work m 1_, and feel no more tlreil ban a cast iron Indian. If you don't believe j i, try It. "lie First Through Freight to I>an-: villc. [Charlotte Observer. J J.a^t Friday, the finest through freight from i :hailoitc to banviiie was tun by l.'apt. Win. | tan kin, conductor, and M. N. Boon, engineer, j "lie train made no stops between these places.! xcept at Greensboro. The ten wheel Mogul n^ine No 21, pulled the train. Wo under-; land that tliis fast through freight is to he :ept u|>, and litis l'.tet siiMuins us in the ??1>In-1 l>ii we have tretjuently expressed, that thej tii hmond .y Ditnvilie mad is the most enter-, irisin^ of any in the Mouth. Abbeville Press an .* Manner. Georgetown Times. Colonel II. T. Wardlaw has withdrawn i rmn the Abbeville "Yvv.vs ami Jlnuiteroi'j ihicli paper lie had been associate editor fori wo years past. Mr. Hugh Wilson lemains itsi oie editor. We regards ihis paper as not omy I In-largest but the best weekly paper in the Suite. The Observer booked fifty-one new subscribers yesterday, nineteen of winch camo hrougli the mails. Indeed it has done more, luslness during llie past. moiun man i?r mil uevious moiitli in it? history. So much lori nir removal and the confidence' reposed in us ?y the putilic.?Charlulte Observer. I miri|M.ri?nnMMn himi ??a if >n l?n DEATH. Mrs. JOEL S. KLUOH, of Coronaca, tiled list Sunday night, leaving an infant of two ! v? eko, and iwoovhor little children. Sad in-1 tecil. Mrs. THOMAS Bl FFElT, of Coronaca. fell j lead at the close of the day, alter having: lone more than u.?uaiin a day. she leaves our little eh id ten. The sympathies oi lite ^immunity are touched at the sad event. DIED, at Dona'.dsville, February ISM, drs. V. MARTIN, of nienliigetis, leaving; i family (.f young chi.dren. lto ALAN D, her ; ildest child, died of ilic .same d;svu^- 011 the] Holiday night previous. This is truly an afflicted household. -UAH it ILL). MARRIED. on the 3t)th ultimo, by Rev. U. ^ \ lilgnii, assisted by Kcv. 11. C. Kennel, Mr. I AMES \V. LI DDEU,,o! Hinds county, .Miss.: 0 Miss S. L. CUNNINGHAM, ol Abbeville, ( >. C. MARRIED, by the R- v. II. T Slo in, I). D., Mr. JAM lis FRANKLIN, of Edych<ld, to Miss FANNIE R1X1E. of Abbeville. MARRIED, Thursday evening, February l.i ss-'i, bv the Rev. It, L. Harper, Mr. .1.11. SIMMON'S to Mrs, E A. WOSMANSKY. All of Ybbeville. MARRIED, at the resilience of the bride's I ather, Mr. Daniel A tic ins, oil the afternoon of I..n. 23, ls&:j, t-y Rev. H. F. Mi lief, Mr. J EFr'ERSON LONG to Miss DRL'CILLA ATC1NS. All of Abbeville county. BIKTilS. Near Hodges, Feb. I. 1SS-1, Mrs. J. II. Nichols, 1 daughter. At Hedges, Feb. 3, ISS:;. Mrs. A. F. Calvert, a iOU. At Abbeville, February I, ISS3, Mrs. George While, u daughter. r 1 -- in* fffe^i'F'STfra rsirm LliMliii 0111; ?A.3L?:E3 j AT AND BELOW COST j a LT, the stock of GOOPK, lately belonging ft. to \V. T. .M'jbUNAi.l) it CO. consign iik of 2W otions, OLOLHIJN Cj, boots. i SHOES AND HATS,1 and other articles, will bo sold for the next few days AT AND.BELOW COST.' A large and varied stock, to suit all classcs of purchasers. Call early and secure bargains. ELLIS G. GKAYDON, Attorney for Mortgagees. Feb. 7, lg$3; i I JL *_) .* MM?? WBPWWW ?1??R<I(1W A CAR LOAD OF STANDARD' COOKING STOVES "r>i? :iTiv?> iti'xi Will I"' sol.l ' ?\v f??r t i"i> It <>r on i i tin* to ro -iioiisiliif |-:t. I it's. A. J. SI'PiOLaS u- BRO., Greenweod, S. C. IM>. 7. I- :i. tin m: EMs! SsM Msi i | 13' I! :iiv j:is( in if. ii>l of :i In iv Stoc!: of j | ) a!I kintis of si"il< h)!, l!t)?i!vS, H. W. LAWSON & CO., Abbeville, S. C. | F. 1>. 7. 1>M. tr ! "estbay notice, j Wr:. I ha itni'iTMjrni'il do certify t lint, wp !i:iv. this day itjipraiso l a horse imiie. J I a Urn up by S. s. Maker. a I eighty- live dollars, j 1 ?-'aid mull* iilxiti! | J year* old. and dark brown I i color, I") liamK hii;h, lani<: in ritilil fori-fool, , collar mark on i-ach shoulder and small white j mark la-hind left car, and (wo small White,] marks on loft thigh. Jan. IT, I ss;!. | K. K. ('(K)l'KK. J,. C. MAI'MH.V, .1. li. MnsKI.KY. The owner will tlnd the aliovo mentioned mnlc at Thi'o;>!iclns Maker's. I.owmlcsvillc, Abbeville eonntv, South < aiolina. .1. MOSK1.KY, T. J. A. ('. I V b. 7. is-n. tf ^ .State of South Carolina j Abbeville County. IX T1IK probatk coriJT. fn the matter of the estate of \V. X. Blake, (1 Ihciascd. ,.] \\\ K. lilakcaml H. M. I.lake, Kxccntors and Petitioners. Petition for Sett lenient and ])l.?cliar?e. | NOTR'K is hereby given that the above named Kxecuiors of the estate of W. X. j lliake. deceased, have applied for settlement > and discharge. It is ordered. that Monday,tho Cd day of 0 April ii".\t, be tix<d for said settlement ami j * discharge as prayed for. J. ITM.KK T,Y<?X. Judge l'rohatc Court. Feb. 7, 1S33, tf State of South Carolina,.'? Abbeville County. IX Tin: PROBATK COURT. Fx parte .lullii A. Prooks, (itiardian John c. and Xiinvy Parsley. Minors. Petition for Settlement and Discharge. Nfo'PIt'K is hereby riven tliat John A.!Hrooks. Cuardiun li:is applied for settle- j meiit and discharge ill 111e mutter of the estate* of John mill Nnney Purdey, Minors; It isorder?>d IImi Saturday, the l"t!i of March, _ be fixed fur said settlement and dis<?h?rt;c. ? J. FFU.F.K I.YON, i Judge Probate Court. Feb. 7. !?:, It State of South Carolina, 3 Abbeville County. !T IX THE PKORATE COUItT. a | A [n the matter of the estate of Sallie H. Clinic, tl scales.?Petition for Settlement. f |> NrOTICF. is hereby given that.lohn A. Kob-i inson. guardian of Sallie II. Clinkseales, > T ias applied to tills Cuiirt for a discharge from J_ nis trust. It is ordered.that Friday, the Oth day <?f: . March, lie lixed a* the time tor settling this ;* . state and discharging the guardian. !!.1 J. FFLLFK lA'ON, I u Judge Probate Court. | Fob. 7, l??, It. State of South Carolina, ' i _ Abbeville County. COURT or COMMON J'LKAS. , 1'lie West Point Fnjrine and Machine Com -1? pany, Piaintiir, against J. W. Well.", Defendant. j ^ !opy ^uimnmis. For lJcllcf. Owijilitin! Served. To Hie Defendant J. W. Wells? VTOl" are lien l?y summoned and roqulred to 1 ftiiswor the cotnpiant in this action, of ivhich a copy is herewiiii served upon you, *1 ind to serve a copy of your answer tri the j aid complaint on the subscribers at their ??/-1 , lee at Abbeville H.,S. within twenty lays after the service hereof. cxclusi ve ol" Hie j }' lay ol such service; and if you fall to answer j It he conmlaiut within\h<* tinn- aforesaid, the ' t< >!aiiitill' in this action will apply to Mieionit (| ibr the relief demanded in i he complaint. Pilled .fanu.trv 17, A. I?. ISS't, M. (i. ZKKJLKK. (\C.P. (L.S.) liEXKT. UK'K A SMITH, I'l.tinliif's Attorneys, '! To J. W. Wells, absent defendant? s< Take not !< < that a summons of wli'cli the) . ibove is a copy has this day been tiled, with j h complaint in the olliee of the fieri; of the I'ourt of Common I'lcas for Abbeville county, j t< 1JHNF.T. KICK ?t SMITH. 11l'laintill' s Attorneys. |.. Jan. "1,1W, tf j)( APPOS.TIGJJMEITT _ |i; PUBLIC SCHOOL FUx\TDj;i ; -V FOR 1883. !" ! ' rjMIK following is the Mmounl or money atjM 1 tin* disposal of the Hoards of Trustees for j e the respective School Districts in Abbeville j n Co:mty. The county fund is made iiji of Hum proceeds of tin* two iiiills lux fund and thci* poll tax. Kadi School District lund reprc-jn skills its total poll lax and its share of I lie two ] v mills tax fund, which is tircatcr or less, a?'-]s co id in/ to its number of children of scholns- j | tic ?ijje in actual atiindance at the public' i schools. A deduction Is then made of gix per j cent, to cover the expenses of I he school Com-! > niissioner's olllcc and for nulla bona icluinsjl of poll tax. The respective district fundc arc i as follows: i j Ninety-Six -'l.oao.tifl P ( 'lvenwood 1,":MUM i" Cokcsbnry l.nio.iK) * Donaldsville Mii.OO I: Hue West l.-HrW iv Lonir Cane Sffl.lt!) |, Smith villc 1,075.1*1 Wldte Hall It.i.ua ? Il'diall Hill ttiU.t*) 'I (' ilar Sprinus (IP.i .0 I Abbeville l.VI.'M j I:litmond liill ? ' '.ml Magnolia TVfdil * I.owndesville Tlt'.iil Calhoun JIHM") 'l liordcaux Sju.'d) j j Clerks of Hoards of tlx: respective t.twn-.. ships will be exceedingly carelul not to overdraw on tiie above amounts. > 1 E. CO WAX, School Commissioner, j t .Ian. 31,18S3, tf J' Rn cro-v flnsTnnns. l! ? "3nj ? i JUST received a Joli lot of Unsay and Car-' rlaue Cushions, which will be sold very low l'or cash sit the (J1XC1XXATI IIKPOmTOPtY, T. isEUti.S, Agent. Jan. 17, JSsS. tr ^AVEliiEflTAMEY! j nAVIXO withdrawn all agencies nnd; placed our busiivss on n strictly cash basis, T1IKKKKY SAVIX<i A( IK NTS' COM-' MISSIONS AND I.<ISSKS 1!Y HAD DEISTS, we are enabled to sell our well known fertilizers. viz: Wilcox, (Jiblies it Co's M.-mipu-! la ted Cruano, Wlleox. Cibbes A- Co's Super-; phosnhate direct to farmers and merchants at VKitY l.i?\V PIUCK* by the singleton,, car load, or large quantity for the cash. WILCOX, GIUHES & CO., | Charleston, S. C. Savannah, Ga. j Jan. 17, ISSI, tf I fill! lilj STOMO! STONO! STONO !| A CII) PHOSPHATES AXD GUANO. The' r\ tried and trusted friend of the Farmers.! See nigh analysis and buy of P.ENJ. S. 1JAHXWKLL, Agent. Jan. 17. I8.?:!,2m "Pvnrkcirafinno - I)OMADE,Kulpluir Soup, Military sltavltig ?. Soap, Yankee Shaving Soii:>, 'l ootIt I'ow?U't'8, ( oiognes. EDWIN l'AHKKlt. St']?t. I:;, lSf>-, It The Place to Get What? You Want! CHRISTIAN&WILSON 11 A LWAYS in store, a complete stoek of ] il FANCY GllOCEKIES, CANN10D 1 GOODS and CONFECTION KHI JOS of} all kinds. The best and cheapest CIGARS and TONACCO. The FINEST:' WINES and LKiUOKS. Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey! For medical purposes a specialty. Also, Choice Liquors of any kind for medical purposes. Give us a call. Satisfaction guaranteed.! ( CHRISTIAN & WILSON, . Abbeville, S. C. Nov. l(i, 1S81, tf ! ri\\l>E WORM SPECIFIC. "" ! I | EDWIN l'ARKEH. Soot. 1:5.1332. It MlLlfNERYRECEIPTS ! TITHITE asid Black Silk Beaver Hats at 25 j ' * per cent, less than former prices. It. M. HADDOiS* & CO. j Nov. 20, 1SS2, tf ! Marshall P. DeBruhl, Attorney at Law, I ABBEVILLE C. H. S, Ci \ JU-fT..w. <111 >ni???o.r.".WtM SCHOOL TRUSTEES ?01"? ABBEVILLE COUNTY. sclicol lri<-: N'>. I?.1. ! '::$;ik J. N. Kin*. J. I! M N'i. ,\. r. Waiter, r. i\ nu.-:\ >" i:. ! J. i,t Nn. !? M. 1!. ;||I I\ Cihiik-!', ? !. A, I 'as: ,(1. N?i. 1?1]. 11. Waldrop, (i. A. Monro, W. 1 unci. Nn. .1-11. M. Yte.u'x, C. liroi-k, It. U. A nil"! roiiL'. N<?. ! ?Tliomas Mellwaine, .1. II. Nichols, J. K. CMiiek. No. 7?\V. K. Henderson, .lamps Miller, \V. A. I.omax. No. X?It. V>'. Seymour, J. M. I'ruitt, T. .1. Hears!. No Si?W. T. Ilrailley, (i. M. SibiTt, S. o. Youtur. No. I"?1 ir. J. I.. I'res:, ley, J. ('. Lite?, A. K. Wahoii. No. II?\\". A. Templcton, J. f>. J-'dvvaids, .1. H. Harksdale. No. 1-? 1 ?r. J. II. Hell, .f. E. Brownlee, J. I). A lewine. No. 1:1?Dr. <). 11. Horton, Geo. 1''. I.uruell, E. \V. Harper. No. 11?E. Calhoun, \\\ A. Lanier, Win. i'iloy. No. l't?H. A. Mcl'uslun, \V. I'. Kennedy, \\ . II. Mellrlde. ii;Y:riVu ("o1 l,ri,">? S K. COWAN*. 1XS.!, ehool Commissioner. Jan. ?'* tf Show Cases. ONK (It at ?!l; two (2) at. $3; one (1) at ? ">; one (1) at S- ; one (1) .11. ?1. KDWIN rAllKF.lt. Jan. 21,1.? $:{, 2t Motice. \I.I. persons luivlntr demands aealnst the Into JnHX WIIITK.are herebyrequost>1 to present the same immediately, properly :ttested, to the undersigned. L. W. WHITE, Administrator. Jan. 21, ls'S-VIt EKEOUTO^SNCTIGE. VT.r, persons indebted to the EstatoofW. lv. IMtAW.KY, deceased, will make immediate payment to tli? undcr>lirned. ami all ei'Minf. holding claims a^iinsl sn'd Instate, .'ill present the same properly attested with-! ii :W days Irom date or lie barred. JOHN K. I5KAPI.EY, W. T. liltADI.EY, Kxeenlors. Troy I'. O. Abbeville Co. S. C. .Tail. 21. ls?.l, 3t SALE OTT 'EESONAL PROPERTY ! I ">Y virtnftof authority given me by J. Eul' lor I,y?n. 1'robate Judge of Abbeville ounty, I will sell to thchigbest bidder on j 'HURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8th, 1883, I lhe WIIITK HOMESTEAD. in the town of bbeville, the personal properly belonging to us Estate of JOHX \\"II ITli. deceased. Said roperty consists mainly of Mi anil Kitclien Famite t the same time and place there will he sold lot of OLD NOTES AND ACCOUNTS, be>ii'_'lng to siii?l estate. Sale to be.-in at 11 o'clock A. M. TEUMS CAS1I. L. \7. WHITE, Administrator. Jan. 21. lo;", St in Ordinance; o Raise Supplies for the Town of Abbeville, S. C., for tlie Year 1883. n>K IT ORDAINED IJY THE IX-; L> tendeut mid Wardens of tlio Town t i" Abbeville, S. C\, in Council assembled, id by authority of tlio same, That a tax J >r till* funis and in tlio manner hereinaf-| r named shall be raised and paid into 10 treasury of tlio Town Council fur tlio ! ses and purposes thereof lbr the year! <s:$. Skction 1. On ever}' one hundred dol-' us of the cash value of all real and per>nal estate within the incorporation of io said Town of Abbeville Ihc sum of fteen cents. S i:c. On each billiard or pool table or; mi pin alloy kept for hire the sum of j ifty Dollars on tlio lirst table or alloy; ml rwonty-livo Dollars on each table or i Hey more than one kept by iho same' wner; On each bagatelle table kept lor i ire the sum of lii\een dollars. Si:c. 3. For ea.-h license to retail spirit- j uus liquors in the Town of Abbeville' lie sum of Two Hundred Dollars for the I ear, beginning w ith the lirst day of Jan-' lary, lss'j, and ending on the lirst day of j anuarv, loSl. The said sums payable uartorly in advance, said dealer or deal-! is to give bond and security for pay- j [ient of said sum of money, and if at j ny time during the year the said dealer j r dealers should go out of business Hie ihole amount of Two Hundred Dollars; hall iiumciliately become due and paya-' >ie, and any person or persons uoir.? I msiness the whole or any part of the] ear shall pay the whole sum ol' Two; lutnlred Dollars. .Sue. 4. That all male persons between j he ages of sixteen years and (il'ry years, xcept those physically unable to earn a! npport, are liable to road duty and shall ic requiied to work 011 the roads, sidcvalks, and streets within the ineorpora-' ion of the Town of Abbeville live days inder the direction ol' the Town Council. Piie commutation for such road duty to ?e the sum of Two Dollars to b<! paid at he time of payment of other taxes, to vit, on or before the lirst day of March. U1 persons refusing or failing lo work ive full days to be accepted and approved y the Councilor pay the above commitation shall be liable to pay such tine and icnaltv as the Council may impose. Si:<\ 5. That all itinerant auctioneers, eddlers, and other transient persons, exept venders of farm produce, offering at ctad any goods whatsoever for sale, shall >ay a license of not more than Twcntyive Dollars nor less than Three Dollars >er day. Skc. ti. That all circuses shall pay a li;ensoof One IItun 1 red Dollars lor each md every exhibition; and all other ihows, including what are commonly cnown as .side-shows attached to a circus, dial 1 pay a license of not more than Fifty u?r less than Two Dollars per day or li^ht. Six*. 7. That all returns shall ho made nuler oath on or he lore the lirst day of r'ebruary, 1SS3, and all taxes shall lie aid on or before the lirst day of March, sSJ. If any person or persons shall reuse or neglect payment of Hie taxes icrein levied within the time specified he Treasurer of the Town Council is lcreby authorized and required to add .wenty per crntum penalty, and if the tax vith the penalty is not paid within thirty lays thereafter, it shall be the duty of he Treasurer of the Council to issue c.\ cutions therefor immediately and collect lie same by due process of law, as provided in the charter of said Town of Abjeville. Nr.e. S. The Town Council or a quorum .hereof shall constitute a board of assesses to allix the value of property return d for taxation. Skc. y. It anv person or persons shall cfuse or neglect to make a return of heir property for taxation within the ime prescribed herein, the return of last rear with twenty per ccnlum added shall ie deemed and taken by the Treasurer to le the true value of their property for axatiun and it shall be assessed at that ale. ]>one and Ratified in Council and the <eal of tiie Town Council allixed this see>nd day of January, eighteen hundred md eighty-three. ELLIS G. GltAYDON, Intendant. A. W.JONES, Secretary. Fan. 3, 1SS?., tf Very Low. VWIIKKLKU A WILSON IMPROVED No. 8 Sewing ,M::chine, lo close out lot at WAUDUW A: KUWAltD.S. Jan.iss.1, tf Press and Type. PARTIES having a Iianil press aiul the mntcrlal <il a country printing ofllcc for sale, ,vonlil <lo well to cotimitmletiie with s. II. .1 KFFEItSOS. Alibcville, S. Jan. lh?2, -t Dr. H. D. WILSON, T) K NTISTEY, fl-bbeville, C. H., S. G. .?<rOfllec; Upstairs over the Post OrtU,e."a9 WANTED 10,000 IBS. HIDES! ITAICK tills method of Informing tlie poopie of Abbeville and surrounding eountry tliat 1 am prepared and will pay tin* highest market priee Tor all kiii'ls of IIIIiKS, SKINS, MOI.H-SKINS, 11KKSWAX, ami everything in that line. J. Mounts, Knox's Building No. 2. Nov. 1,1-S82, 2in Christmas Toys. THE undersigned has quite a variety of TOYS for the xetLson, at low prices. EDWIN PARKER. Dec. 0, 1882, 2t :T"?? v. P Sji ^i^ljHA j THOMAS MeGETTIGAN ' I NVITKS HIS FRIKNDS TO CALL OX HIM IN HIS i jjsje-w Bar IE2.00233.! ' on Washington Street, where they can lliul a good assortment, or ; HbZ^TJO^S!, 1 I including everything kept in a first-class Saloon. lie also has a fine assortment of TOD.VC|C<? ANIm "K JAliS, including the most popular brands. Gr I V K Ml'! A (JAIjLi. | You will iiml To.M and his cleric Mil. JOHN SCALLY accommodating loail.jj THOMAS McGETTIGAN, Palmetto Saloon, Washington Street. Jan. 21, I "PS, "ni TO MAKK ItOOM FOlt SPUING COOPS WK IIAVK MAIiKKD DOWN* riUCES ON CLOTHING to correspond with the low prlco of COTTON, and are otlcring choice goods at very low llgurcs. Inspection solicited. . WARDLAW & EDWARDS. You will Hml a fine lino of GENTS' SHOES, made lo order, especially for this market, ol the best styles and at rock bottom figures. It. will pay you to examine thesegoods before buying. WOOL. Taken in exchange for goods at WARDLAW & EDWARDS. Jan. 17.1883, tf ?i 11 Ml, Oil Mill I ?AT THEIT T T 1 d j new iorKi5>tore| > $8,000 low cost tortlie next ",,c- 60 DAYS. Having positively determined to wind tip my business here, I will sell my entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats. 1 p.t 0 crrf.* snrri'tre, r.ml will continue to do so until entirely closed out. All the goods left' will Fie Koid at At rrio.V in due time. Keniemhcr now is your time t?> buy bargains, as my stock is entirely new and boughtat the j lowest cash prices. 1,000 PAIR SHOES AND HOOTS AT COST. .",0 PAIR BLANKETS AT COST. 50 FINE CLOAKS AT COST. CLOTHING FOR EVERYBODY AT COST. Tails dolls, EiroMw, Hapbns, Doylies, Swisses aM Lam! at and below cort 50 lb. ZEPHYR at 8 cents an Ounce, 100 Fine TRUNKS for Ladies at and Below Cost. In fact everything will he sold cheaper than can be bought in New York or any City. Merchants I*'arnu:rs, Mechanics, don't iel this opportunity slip witliont takingadvantage of it, as 1 am fully determined to leave here. I have also on hand a FINE NEW FIKE I'KOOF SAFE, SHOW CASES, CLOTHING AND CLOAK STANDS, which I will >HI very clu-ap. I would most respectfully invite my many friends and customers to come over and take advai.lauo of my elo.-i::g out sale. Tiiankm: you all very kindly for the large patronage you have extended to me during my! stay here, 1 am respectfully, ( f?7TA7?7/ES ATTF.PTIAffTT Jan. 3, 1?{. tf ....._. ASSEXXjES^ Phosphate CoB CIIAELSSTON, S. C. SOLUBI.K fJVAXO, liiirlily animonintnd; UiSStUAT.I) lie>NK, liiijln-st urtiOn; ACllJ I'll'>Ki'II ATK. for minpostiiis: AslI KLKMKNT, made of Floats, for Cotton, Grain and Peas; GENUINE I.Kn!'<?Ll?lIALL KAINIT. imported diroelfrom 1 the Mines in Germany, and warranted pure; I GEN I "IN E EL' 'ATS, of 1>Iirlio.?t grade, producl of tin; Ijiic Atomizer; i SMALL UUAIN si-KCIl !< ; 1'oTToX ANI> ( ' >11 XCO M1H}\'NI?:^ ^ UilKL.MJ I 'It I IM' I' 1 > 11 ,\.MI 1.1,>< ?,,, I CiUOt Nl) HAW HONK; >*. S. LAN!) rr.ASTKK ; I Special Formulas made to ord'-r. COTTON mKKJj MEAL. | Special Inducements fur cashorders. For terms. Illustnitcil Almanacs ami cards address the Co. I Dec. at, issi, cm OFFICII FOIt SALE SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAM PACIFIC ACID PHOSPHATE. riMIKMF srnanoti a''c of Ihighest erode and arc; kepi, so without reyard to cost, as the testt1 nitiity <n *i 1 o'ir customer* '.>f the pas! I".years in tills State, (ienrgla, Nortli Carolina and clscwhvie will . uliNlaiitiatc. For terms apply to the agents In the various towns or to j E. H. FHOST & CO., Agents, Charleston S. C, ; TH?c. n, 1SS2, .'Jin I rnw? i <npwti*ru.-?Lr.-w.xwaitrtnafaxmuu.po-u jc?T-rx.'.w>f?t:tmximt. iwi urn . | HART AND COMPANY, PIA.ltDW.ARIl] MERCI-IA.NTS. SOU-: AGENTS FOR ladow prr.vrcnizixn pr<o harrow, thomas smoothixg n.wnunv. thomas l'ulvdri/jxg jiaitmiw. r.ank iiaiumw, amkuh'an marued fence wire, buffalo standard scales. AGENTS FOR Genuine Farmer's Friend and Avery Plows. roil sat.e i ' steel m'lltongt'es. scooters. twisters, shovels. i full link of carpenters, machinist. coopers and blacksmith tools, urns, smokes. rims, refined and swkdks iron. ; STATK AGKNTS FOR KEMP'S MANURE AND COTTON SEED SPREADER. SHOWS SPREADER WHILE DRILLING. IT ALSO BROADCASTS. HART & CO., Charleston, S. C. WCWBW U PMMOBBJ3JBC It HJ M WBMT?? bTk beach am, ~ | ?DEIATjTiIR I.TSTWindow and Hot Bed Sash, Doors, Blin ; j Rough and Dressed Lumber, Improved Blind | Hinges and Sash Ketches. Office: Over A. M, Hill & Sons, Sept. (1,1S82, tf ' * -,'rv^i 1 f." '"."V' ' Special Notice -T0HAVING purchased a lanr>r stock than our store is capable of lioltlii ami iti order to supply liie wants of our entire custom, wo have opened annthtn storo in one of C.othran's new buildings, | whore goods of all kinds c:ui bo found ati : the lowest prices ; Strictly for Gash. Besides tho very immense slock always Iimnd in our old stand, let all those in want of men's or boys' CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes, Hats, TRIMS, DOMESTICS ?F ewelry, GROCERIES OR HARDWARE, I give us a call and be convinced that money can be saved by purchasing their Fall and Winter supplies from us, for we have bought our goods extremely low and expect to give the public tho benefit. Satisfaction guaranteed to all. T> V rtontiVvAVri' XV X JAl/OUU.lLjUJ.g IXi VU. Ootobcr 4, 1882. . IX' ~f"r rp o ,j. O .1. K?_< to K3RSS A?:D CATTLE POWDERS J'cAmT^X ^.1r OUTZ ?|) No IIoEcn v.-Dl die of ror.ic. T!otr or Lrao Fev<sn, if Foittfc's Powders are in-.?d In time. I -y, r-iMii.M-H\vi!l'i;rc:iii'l ?n* tiit I ioc Cholera. r'?:!: ii I'mrilfrs will prrvent Uai-ks in Fowls, J uiiteV I owners will Inrriwp tit? qunnttfv of milk Mia cram twenty per ccnt., and mitko the butter firm BU'j RWCet. luidx'r. I'owdcrs will onre or prevent almost kveey Di^capk to wnlrli Hoitoh nji'l (. attic arc subject. l-Vi'T/.'s Powjn ns wii.i, GIV- Satisfaction. Soi.l y. erywiicru. DAVID r. rctTTS, Proprietor, SAT.TTr.IOIlS.IID. 'i&fc&Ssx'i I * cru^rnn 'oo ftW.Tt 1JTER'S Ii&rW- i ssmam x'i:?wifO?B to \ *'<}-! rtestroynnd tspel Worms U frovaa the Jtaratia body, ^?3iorp tl?cy ?asi?k if n?c?l v Jlt if> *j?o direclM ?*\ i ajnni. Hi'tn sale ?nd *o* ?'i ?|j itniiJO remeoy. & FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS j AND SrCHE KEEPERS. J David E, Foutr. frop. 1:?I?EALTCDIORC, JID. Vr ANTED! I P joo * EIcu c< S.\': i"fv 5". '"'ct r.nd commission, for i U??n6SV$y \M A -DV" LJ 1 'v_ i i v./ . \ r\. IV I ox Usivcrsa' Knowledge. J it.'t rut. 'I: . :. >? -i:il Compact Lit -y ;t ' S.^-o. tins no comP?-wti*rss. j /*.?..i.,'?v cards noticed. S'.nl f.v ftr.rj. Address our & Co.j S'x". L.UU>i, *> ()., CZiicuA-o 1:1.. Atlanta, G&. ciisrciisnsrATi REPOSITORY Abbeville, S. C Just auiuved-a fixe lot of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Whips, Halters, Lap Robes, &c. Persons wanting such will Ilud them at Seal's new building, on Alston Corner, Abbeville C. II. Thomas Bvggs, Salesman in Charge. | Oct. 1SS-J, i jTw. sign, ABBEVILLE, S. C. E1TS 011 hand a full assortment of I SON CASES, FINE BURIAL CASKETS, COFFI1STS, '"""1 tl.n .ilimnnct f<l Hli> TIi>;irsn Will j attend funerals, when desired. He will also Contract for the Erection of Buildings. ' Hp is agent for the sale of Sash, Doors Blinds, Mouldings, Stair-railings, Floorings and everything pertaining to house building April 7, ISS'J, tt LIME! LIME! I I'lIF undersigned begs leave to say to tho ' 1 public that lie keeps always on hand a 'good supply of fresh and well buint I,fV.K at jliiskilr in Laurens county, at the t.?. W. Suli 11 vim old kiln, l'? miles west of Laurens Court ! House,:} miles from Free bridge on Saluda. 21 I miles north-east of Abbeville Court House, which 1 will sell cheap for cash. ?> cents per bushel oi ;."i ner ton. Persons wishing IJmo can get their orders IIlied at any time. 1 also warrant it to baas good If not belter, than can be got elsuwbere. Liiuo is the best fort 11' i/.er ever used. I have teams ami can deli ^er ! Lime at any desired place. Address J. J). MAS THUS A* CO., Urewerton, >s. C. Sept. 27, 1SS2, 12m T> Y virtue of tlie power In n? vested, we will I *' sell to the highest l>l?!<l?*r. at public aue-| tion.at Abbeville Court Houston Monday, February ">th, Ins:!, tliu following described, j property, to wit: All that Intel or parcel of: land belonging to l?r. .1. S. lteld and Mrs j [ Chariot tc Iteiil al '.lie time of their death situate, lying ami .esntrin ine Couiiiy of Abbeville,South CarrliiKi, ami containing Three Hundred Acres, more or less, bntimled by lands of the estate of.I.N. Keid, V,'. II. i'ai ker. McNeill and othi'i\ an.I i.eown as ""elfoiit." Terms made known on day of sa,r>. j. r. jiivixcsTox, j I^.xecutor. ill US. E. L. I. VO N, FxeeiUrix. Jan. le, 18S3, tf ? n J. Knox & Do. i ?AGENTS I-OH? MR, TOM YOUN G' ! PURE CORN WHISKEY i TIIK bc-it ami J.urost COl'X WIIT.SKliY brought. lo tills iiiiirS;ct. J it 111* l;isi, if G. F. ANBE2S02?. j BricMayer aM Plasterer, i OKKHIIS 1,1s siTVli'i'S to (in1 po?'|i!o o!" \i>li:?\lilc. !li:> prices are rfasouitt-lo. :<t 1 li.s work is?it:i!V.uii:c<l to lie s5'>ih!. tiivi* hint a trial. OeL !, ?* "?, <">in BABBEH SHQRi 1) K'HAKD CANIT. is now prepared to ?!<>; I V ail work in his tl?*]>;?rtin<-iit in lln- l>e-f manner ami ai. rt UMtmiiiSc clinru< s. *.!<>ntiily customers sl.aviii^', iinir ctililn^ and >tiam)iooii)t? -l per mimtii. 1'asnrs Inim-il ami put in tin1 best. condition for ?*i cents eucli. simp under tin- J'rcsx and JJunucr uil'.cc. Murcli 13, l*>-\ tf '1?B ? ... . r . . . >1 I I I IIIIIHMH IM ' II ' NEW GOODS! ?.AT? . -AND A CA PIECES of all tlio latest style prints j CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. pft 1TEOES Bleachcd Muslin, at lowest ! DU prices, at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. Ar,ARGE assortment of Jeans and Casslniori'H at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. BOOTH, Shoos and Hats in innumerable styles and prices, ot CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. TRUNKS, Trunks, Trunks, Trunks, at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. Ready-made clothing, all the latest cuts, at CUNNINGHAM &. TEMPLETON'S. EVERYTHING In the grocery line?Sugar, Codec, Ten, Rlcc, Molasses, Tobacco, Cheese and all shelf goods, at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. TRY our 8 pound to the dollar Coffee. You will And It excellent. CUNNINGHAM &. TEMPLETON S. ROAL Bakins Towders, the purest made, at CUNNINGHAM <V TEMPLETON'S. THF. best Slilrts and Collars we have ever kept. Complete In all parts, at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. DRESS GOODS In varied styles, at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPI-ETON'S. Sept. 13,18.i2, tf JTaVE on hand almost every variety of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND WAGONS, which they ofic'r to their customers on the -most advantageous terms. MPAMHC- A SPECIALTY. With the be?t of workmen In every brunch ol oar business, ami an abundant supply ol lumber, and other materials, we are prepared I to do nil kinds of repairing m the very best manner, at the shortest notice, and on the most accommodating tcrnii. All work fully warranted. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. AbbevI 1 _e, Feb. 22,18S 2j NOTICE. Delinquent Land Sales. IN accordance with A. A. 1870, No. CO 1,Sec. II, I hereby publish the lift ol Delin| qnent Lands of Abbeville county, as returned ] t<> nie by the County Treasurer tor the fiscal I year '<Jl-'82. !c; ?< i< j ir* j V? | I ! Davis, K. and M. & Co...[~'770.... ...j82,$TC;$M 2( i Hnckett, Dolly i 1 ; I 1 SM 8 T. 1 Kiimrd.II. J. und C. L...I 1, ! 1 1 1,'M'j 17 V ;sul.?er, Sliliy | lL... | 1; 1 WO! 5 it, [ Thoinson, Janv-s | 2, .'Ki...... 11-1J -1 i>< Merri wet her, Kst M. II... 2j i2 ... ...i i*i 4 O ! Toliisoti. Willis j :<lUi'!...!...! m> 11 4* I stark, Henry 3 Il I 22.V 0 #? White, NUn 8 5! 2S| 4 01' Na pier, II. A |10 in I .juo 0 .% Dowcn, Est (;. V. iisoti.... 12 -J1I 1,200 10 Ik Smith. Mrs. 11: M l.j 100 010 16 02 Hullo-.vuy, .1. H 10 !Hf. I.?7.j 1!) It MeKitrian. A. S Willi 225 5 * ' 1 O-i (V* Turnum, Caesar 10:13 *21o 0 li LL_LlJ. I XotSce Is hereby given that the whole of thr several parte'.*. ImIs and parts of lots of Real Estate described In ilie foregoing list, or ro tnuch thereof as will be accessory lo pay the taxes, penalties and assessments charged thereon, will ieso!d by Hie Treasurer of Abbeville county mi Monday, the 5th dny of February next, ti : it ss said taxes, assessments and penalties arc | ai.l belore that time. Snidsnle to b? eontlncvd from day today until each tract, pared or lot is sold or otiered for sale. J. T. PARKS, County Auditor. Tec. 20, lfiSJ.tf State of South Caroliua Abbeville County. COURT OF PROBATE. I M. (I. Zritrler, as Administrator, PlalntlfT, I airalnsl Kltiek Robertson. Kliza Robertson, ! Henry Robertson and Kliza Robertson, DeI fondants. ! Summons for Relief. {Complaint notServed.) To tho Defendants above named, who arc absent from the State: yol' are hereby summoned and required to J answer the complaint In tl?is action, of which a copy is filed in the Probate Court, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint o:t the subscriber at his ollice at Abbeville('. II.. s. wilhin twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the lime aforesaid, the piaiutilf in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Dec. L'J, 1862. J. FULLER LYON, Jud^e Probate Court. Dec. 27,18P2, tt Tinner Wanted. A GOOD Journeyman Tinner can get a job f\. by application to H. \V. LWVSON <fc CO. Abbeville. S. C., Dec. 27, 1SS2. bivisicnofYsrritory I I Oinci: OK ClIfNTY COMMISSIONERS. . UtIIKVIl.Lfi I . II., JUIl. im. AT a mei-ting of the Hoard, the following division of territory was made, viz: ' U. M. MaUteon?CoUeshnry Township. Honnhisvil'e Township. l>ue West Township. Diamond Hill Tow nship. Magnolia Township. I.ownlesville Township. V.'.T. Cowan? Long Cane Township. A hhc v i I lo T< iwn.shl)). Calhoun's .Mills Tow nship. Cedar S'uinirs Township. Smithvllle Township. I J. R. Bnliock?- Xinety-sis Township. Urron wood Township. \\ liite iiali Township. Indian Hill Town.-hip. Hoideanx Township. TheFnporvisors now serving will report at oniv lo ihe t'onnly Commissioner#, whether j they will continue to serve for the present year. Uy order of the iSeard. JAMES C. KLUGH, Clerk. Jan.ISS3, -t CUWNMAT ?and? TEMPLETON, -I IA VK RECEIVED THEIR? Spring Stock, ?a till are prepared to serve the public? I DRY GOODS, CROCKERY, | GROCERIES. ' i m BOOTS m SHOES.; HOTEL TO LElJ 7 jnOMS uli fu: ui. bi d. Apply it! once l<> O .!t;llN K.V'X. v!1!. p. 1 j L V ^ . J SJ& X I Attorney a:;d lYmelor at Law,"AN'i)i::;sox, s. c. OKI'!'*r;:S !i:prof- >M<>ti il services to theeiti/.'-n.s ??f Abbeville. !'artb> drsii Inn to consult with litm, may ilo no at earli hi?sion of the t 'out t luf tUo County,or by letter at A uder*Mi (.*. II. June 13, ISil, t1.' ! ! ? S I ci ? S I ?i ? a fj s 3.' <g 2 i g ' i 53 i li s S3 * 0 T & FX** ~ .% ' -m> jyj* fl ? W nr> 7 - ?2 S ^ 8 P ? <3 & o pq ; i w< & o ? 2 BO <yz ! i ? ! S . dig' bdO f | f-H ill CD ! 8 ^ ! I co j 5<: a | M 0 ; :| - 25 s / r i . I < <: {prwdmrwSiq | Sept. 27,1SS-2, Cm - ^ SPEAKE & BRd/ 1 -AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS? / Eclipse Traction and Porta- % table Engines! . ,|| THE WAYNESBORO ECUrSE SEPARATOR, SAW MILLS. COTTON GIN*. Al- ' so, THE AMERICAN FRUIT DRYER, Par- V cj ties wishing the ubove, address . SPEAKE & BRO., KinardVT. 0., S. C. Mr. JOHN KNOX isonr only agent to sell* ?l?e Eclipse kn<dneH and Separators and . -:-*i luiciicau Fiuit Driers In Abbeville County; SPEAKE & Blip. Mnrcli ?9,1SS2,12m THE LADIES Confectionery. ? -IS THE PLACE FOR- ,'jvjj LADIES TO TRADE!' j ?IS THE PLACE FOR? -> Children to Trade ! -IS THE PLACE TO BUY? Confectioneries, Nuts, Fruits, Toys, And Everything Nice Cj For CHRISTMAS! DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS I TEA SETTS, GUEST CUPS, jfcgj VACES, BOYS TOOL TjHESTSC ^^8 PIANOS.''^ and a. bountiful lot of TOYS, both useful .^1and ornamental. * We respectfullvinvite the inspection of ? the LADIES and CHILDREN. . . vW. T. McDONAID, Agent. dm- i8"'? A. H. HILL * : & SONS, DEALERS IN , - -/./? GROCERIES/ ? r* vu _ __ _ A S-*i ?AND? ' iPROYISIONS/1 I 1 CRACKERS, HAM, m-n a c cn a t> ' * > -. xuxxm, x luii.) uuai t SYRUP. SUGAR, STARCH, SPICES, " %J TINE TOBACCO, CIGARS, WINES, v -M LiaUORS.&c/ Abbeville, S.C/ i M Dec. 1.3, K?0,tf. * as preoIctedT i . it Yf ?TTorfnr>rr JL. Jtl. JtlUddJCiL 9 J AW BRICK STORE J IS Building up a profitable trade. Mr. flj Russet's long experience in the LIQUOR TRADE I Enables him to distinguish the GRFAT DIFFERENCE b'.-tween good and inferior articles. lie always buys direct from the Mnnu f'acturies, thereby saving tho profit that goes to the middle mail, this ho gives to his customer''. Farmers will find this a good place to buy tine C?i7n?rrp TIT KIT PfiDU WTICTV OuilitJi luttijil I'UlLLl If iilLIil Diced fr?.m t!?o VrriTT.itis of North VirrolS'ia i.ii'i as pi.'KK a* 1 ho WATER that (k-bccii'l from the Uluu Kit'yo. KC IS AL.50 FITTING 1*5'A SPLENDID Sil'M asi Peel Parlor. , Romeinbor the NEW STOKE ii?i| door to tltft Court House, April J5, 1WS2.