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J The Press and Bannei AillJUVILLE, 8.C. j Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1885 y Petit Jury, October Term. J. F. Oibert. 10th township. <i. Md>. Miller, 1st township. J. F. Aijncw, 4th township. . .. ? ... . i 4 i.: ? ?> ? a. nuniieri, isi i"?iimii[>. J. H. Dremian, 9th township. J. C. McClane, Kith township. E. I). Kay, 12th township. A. Z. Howimtn, 13tli township. J. U. l!Iake, 2d township. B. P. Reynolds, 2d township. J. K. Brownlee, 12th township. Win. Anderson, Nth township. J. II. Bramlett. 3d township. J. M. Jordan, Sth township. \V*. C. Sherard. 14th township. I. M. Gam broil, 11th township. W. T. Jennings, 16th township. T. A. Moore, 3d township. K. M. Pratt, 5th township. John L Arnold, 13th township. II. P. Noel, lltli township. W. T. Kllis, 6th township. t>avid Aiken, col., lltli township, if. Win. Power, 5th township. H. W. Hester, 14th township. <i. A. Barksdale, 2d township. J. M. Latimer, Jr., 13th township. W. T. Latimer, 4th township. O. W. Collins, 7th township. ilin> Maddox, col., 4th township. K. C. Simpkins, 9th township. H. K. Botinor, nth township. Primus Ctimniings. col., 11th townshij R. C. Brownlee, 5th township. Robt. Smith, col., 11th township. D. B. Rainpev, 2d township. Coppers. Why Is it that nobody, except th County Treasurer and the Postmastc will give the exact change ? If we go t a store ami buy an eight-cents article, w have to pay ton cents. If we buy twelve-cento article we pay fifteen Vent; unless the merchant should choose t lose the odd cents. Lot us have the cop pers, and let us have the exact chang< Then we may pay only for what we bin and then we can buy only as much h we want or may have the money to pa ? for. Ordinarily, we presume the mei chant loses his" odd change oftener thai he makes, and so if the coppers wer plentiful, every man would be suitec We will sooner or later come to the us of the exact change, aud we see no ad vantage in the delay. Showed His Good Judgment. Mr. Augustus W. Smith hasgonoint business?a business in which there ar no failures recorded at Abbeville. He i now associated with Messrs. Seal A Mi llwaineiti the carriage and wugr.n fact<>r\ Mia business tart, his energy. an< his excellent judgment will make hid quite an acquisition to the old and reli nble business which lias always yielded i handsome income to ttie owners, witl never a vear when the balance wii< on tin wrong xi'le of the ledger. Mr. Smith* good judgment is shown in the fact tint he selected, perhaps the safest and sure* business in town. Industry and applicn tion to the details will be sure to win handsome return. Success to Seal, Mcll waine & Co. Rain. We hav<? had :i srood season, and oui farmers will now have an excellent op portunity for sowing turnips, oats, am barley. The rain coming upon us si (fc*|^^^gently ami in such fine mists, in a chilh ^^^^^^^gfc<??jlhere, as to remind us of the nea upproach*nf winter. We need not ox pee any more real hot weather,nnd our farn ers may tMfely and profitably direct al their energies to thesowingof large crop? of small grain. The ground now ha< more moisture in it than it has had a any time sinre la^t May?no general rait having fallen in this county since tha time until this week. Bis: Fish. Mr. William Bass, of our County raught three large cat fish last Saturday in his trap In Little River?the heavies weighing fifteen pounds, the second nim pounds, ami the third five pounds?ag ftrogafing twenty-nine pounds. Th< argest of the fish was brought to Abbe ville on Monday and exhibited to tin curious. Immediately after its with tlrawal fiom public inspection, the members of the curb-stone clubs began to re latesomeof tho most unconscionable fisl stories that have been heard in tins country. The Cnsady Sulky Plow. Dr. S. A. Miller, of Monterey will ex nihil the ua*any sumy now ai Aonevnu Court Ilonse on next Sule Day Th< (Vsady Plow is said to be one of the hes Implements of the kind which has eve been otiered to our people. Mr. B. F Perrv, Jr., of Greenville, has been usini one of them on his farm, for some time and it is partly owing to his use of itn proved implement*, that he has achievot great success at farmins. Let our peopU come and seethe C'asady plow worn nexi Sale Day. Seeing is believing. Small Change. .is usual at this season of the year there is now a scarcity of small chansn in Abbeville. Uo to within a short tiin< Hgo. every one with whom a man ha* urines* transactions was ready euotigl t?> loid him with silver, hut now it is n< unusual occurrence to see men detiiet the chance when iroine th?? rounds of tin town in search of silver for a live dollai bill. Whether there ! much or little cot bin to pick, silver coins arealwarssoarc< at the time when the fleecy staple begin to open. Four in Hand. I Mbssrs. if. T. Waiidlaw, W. r. M.> Tiow tn. Ii. W. Smith. M. r,. Ron ham T. r. Perrin. and T. P. Cothran, left Abbeville yesterday morning in style, driv insr four fine h'>rs<>? to Messrs. A. M Hill it Son's six-seated buggy. They e< to attend a ball under the patronage o Mrs. Pickens, and Mrs. J. C. Shepnord given for the benefit of the South Caro Una Room at Mt. Vernon, Good Cotton. Henry Lesslv, an industrious am 'thrifty colored farmer of this commiini ty, has some of tho b??st cotton in thi< neighborhood. It is on tho Alston hot toms below the new street to Fort Pick ons. Fire. Thpbent of the buildings at TjPtho schoo burned a few nights ago, destroyini cotton in the sped, farming implement* Ac... to the amount of about one thong and dollars. The Literary CInb. The Abbeville Literary Club will mee next Friday night at the house of Judg< McOowan. L. W. Perrin, Esq., wil read an e*3av on the tariff. ? Skating Rink. The skating rink will bo opened nex Friday night. Hereafter the rink will b< opened Monday, Wednesday and Fridaj nights of each week. We hear much talk about tho genera prosperity of the country. Rut, friend? now in it with you, individually. It wil matter hut little to us if all tho worl grows rich, if we are doing nothini to add to our own barns, and are doinj nothing to add to the mm fort and convon ience of our own dwellings. It sound beautifully to talk of tho wealth of State, but the great question for ns, Is on own individual prosperity. Tho loni ^ time which will not be needed in tho pro fr' ductiott of our crops is approaching. Ii that time we should repair our houses build barns, stables, and shed** for all ou stock, We should build new fences am enlarge the old pasture grounds. Norn of our lands should be allowed to go t waste. Any ground which isnotculti vated should be enclosed by a fence, an< in that enclosure we should put a prope number of cattle and other live stock Care should be ta :en that tho pasture i not overstocked with scrub cattle. The; are big eaters, and their marketable valu small. It would bo better to get a stoc of goat* and sheep. Each furnish goo meat, and the wool from a dozen shee exchanged for cloth, will cloth the mai numbers of the family. These sma animals will live on what one old row boned cow would eat. Our merchants have full stocks i every line of goods. The low prices p which they were bought, the hard time.1 and the active competition make Abbe Tlllt, a Ulimii cavcucui- luai i\ok iwi oiij thing which the farmer, the mechanic the wife, or the maiden may need. Ev erything useful or ornamental may b had here at the very lowest figures Come and examine the big stocks. Th extent and variety of goods in ever; line insure satisfaction. Mr. E. F. Parrkr has bought the ne\ dwelling recently erected bv Mrs. En right on Mnorazine Hill. Price, 81,70< We congratulate him on the purchase r n nice home, and trust that there are yt in store for him and his family man years of health and happiness. Goo luck to him. There is no better man ii Abbeville than Mr. Parker, and he de serves the comforts and pleasures atten dant upon the possession of a good hora< The opening yesterday at the populs ladies store of R. M. Haddon A Co., wa quite a success. The day being propit: ? ? ? ? ? - Im?msv 4i?wn nnfr rvf lamoc tm?. x uoro w?o a migr? tu & i> wuw u? ??uiv. The store was handsomely decorate with all the fashionable goods of th M season; the display of hats and bonne excelled any they have ever shown. Mr Haddon has certainly displayed goo taste In the selections of her stock. Wi bespeak for her a liberal patronage. Abbeville loses a good citizen in M H. P. Mcllrooe, who goes to Baltimor to enter into the newspaper business f editor of a church paper. We wish hit good luck in bis new home, and trust t may soon be a married man. Hedeservi to do married. , I Captain Carwile and Mr. John > f ' Wilkerson wero in town completing the purchase and sale of the White Hall tract . j of land. Capt. Carwile becomes the pur- j' jchaser of the dwelling house and three | | hundred and fifty-five acres of land, and | j I Mr. Hujjh Wilson buys from Captain; >. ! Carwile fifteen aere?, more or less, of the < ? I bottom-land adjoining lands of Willis, j Smith, Mrs. W. K. Seymour and of the ! last named purchaser. Mr. A. K. Lp.si.ie, stocked his fish jj wiin annul h wo/.ini i;i>i i iin. Me now thinks he has about ooe million live hundred thousand little carp, which h a greater number than he will need for, his own use. Ho might be induced to! part with some of them. Wo believe he j intends to furnish tho Abbeville market j with fresh fish. j " Tax-Paykr " makes an arraign-j mont of the County Commissioners in: another part of this paper. We think ' there must certainly be a misunderstand- ] irig somswhcre. The communication j however comes from a highly respectable gentleman at Duo West, and deservesi notice from those interested. Miss Minnik W. Jackson, who has. been visiting Miss Mamie Lomax, in I Smith ville, and who several of our young j men will ever remember with sweet recollections, left on last Friday for her : home in Savannah. The tax-payer* on the Savannah side i who reside in tho townshios which made: subscriptions to the Savannah Valley Railroad will find a notice in another! column which will bo of much interest to them. Mr. McTlwaink, of tho Carriage Factory, has bought the En right homestead on the eminence near the depot, on the road to Kort I'icKens. rnree acres for SI,300. The improvements are good. Ik von have either a brood mare or a colt, or both, Which you would sell cheap for cash, show your animals, and interie view Mr. J. S. Hammond, the cotton r weigher at Abbeville. ,H We present onr readers this week with ! e a most excellent sermon from the Rev. a! It. L. Harper, pastor of the Methodist [church at Abbeville. Read it, and be ? benefitted thereby. , The editor of the Press and Jtanncr will open his office next Saleday for the ^ receipt of money due the oflice! Crediy tors generally arc invited to be present ._ on that day. n Wins Wesson, a tenant on Oapt. W. A. e L^max's plantation, in Smithville. came ). j to Abbeville some ten davs since and not ie drunk, and ever since has been a ravins; I- lunatic. Messrs. Cunningham A* Tempi.eton j1 present a new advertisement this week. 1 Gather up any extra chanire you may have, and go to their storo for good bar- a ? Ka'ns? <4 Let every farmer in Abbeville Conntv * .. bend every nerve to secure a bountiful >. crop of small errain. The salvation of the i| conntv depends upon onr Winter crops, n j Oapt. Thomas J. Syphan. onr at- i -Itentive condncter,* was confined to his ? | bed with cold, a few day - la?t week, bnt . J | we are glad to sav in abontall right again. p i Mr. Ano. W. Smith has bought an , * .interest in the carriage and wagon factory |[of Seal Mclwaire, and flint firm name 1 will hereafter be Seal, Mcllwaine it Co. * a| Major Zeioi.er is building a fish . nond near his residence, in which he will '' hreed the finest varieties of the German Cam, for sale at the lowest figures. .S We hope to present next week, a most excellent serinon bv the Rev. .1. Thos. k . !?..?? T? .V. t..?? or.,1 .fill l.n m.Mlcl,. i < i .nr. ii ?? i,? , mix ? ?? "v -led without unnecessary delay. j, ^ | The store of Messrs. P, Rosebor:; ^iCo.. will he closed on next Tuesday and j; ' ! Wednesday, the 2nd and 3rd instant, on jneeonnt of religions holidays. ^ J MK8SRS. Seal ct Mr!r.walnk request r their debtors to come forward and make 4jp?yment. as their notes are due on the , first of October. ,'J * f tl Miss Blanche Jones, of Coiiimtitfi* ^ i I who has been visitinir Miss Ettie M. Ha- |, tjker. of Lowndesville, returned home f) j yesterday. ,, Thk regular Fall eommunion will bo s held at Providence church, Lowndes- j; ille, embracing the titth Sunday of this :i month. b J Miss Rosa, oldest daughter of Captain S i> J. C5. Edwards is Ivimr very sick of 1 typhoid fever. Her condition is deemed t( ? critical. 1; Lewis Richey's blacksmith shop on " j the Marshall House lot was torn down f< - yesterday, to give place for a brick struc- c! ture. P Mr J. F. C. DUPre has the finest goats " 1 in Abbeville County, and his Red CIips- ?. " tor hogs cannot be surpassed in Vmerica. 0. T. Camioxtn, Esq., has repaired and add*d to the front of lii.s law offlee. He now has a handsome piazza in front. ^ Tiik appointment for preaching at Re- 0 E> thia church for the fifth Sabbath of this t] > present month has been recalled. n t Mrs. Enriqiit will offer her house- fi r hold furniture at public auction next u Sale Day. Be sure to attend. r Mr. and Mrs. Antrum left Abbeville f( ' vesterdav for their home in Camden, n j S>*fe trip to them. v 5 Tiik sound of the wood chopper will ? t soon become a familiar sound. 'I 1 ^ _ ft TitK plane to huv your ready-made clothing |s w here you can have the largest v , and handsome*: stock combined, to ^ y select from ; this, together with lowest f, ? prices is all tint can lie desired. The |( j above requirements are fully met in every j, , respect in the magnificent stock display, ed at Smith A Son's. The involuntary j exclamation of nearly every one enter- " p inic :he clothing department is, "I tell r' r von, von have a lot of it!" They have a P . fine lot of it, and arc selling at prices to e , suit tho shoriness of the crops. tf g ' We call the attention of tho trade to 0 our stoi-k of shoes which is unnsnally ^ larue this season. We have caused the three principal markets of the North to pay tribute to it. having selected suchjw -hoes us we considered best suite 1 for our " ' trade, from the tir^t houses of Boston, ? " New York and Baltimore, we can now " jotter to the people of Abneville County a s * stock of shoes, for variety in style, per- tl llfectness in fit. and durabilitv in wear. 1( unsurpassed by any in the up-country, I ' I Smith & Son. tf j j Wk have just opened and have on ex- ti hibition, for sale, a very complete line of, r dress goods, embracing silks, satits, cashmeres, and suitings, which we arejfi 1 otiering at very reasonable prices. We ^ would call special"attention to our 12$ cents dress goods which are well worth a the money. Smith A Son. 0 Wardlaw A Edwards beg to inform their customers anil the public in general ^ that their buyer has just returned from . the North with a lari?e and well selected 1 istock of men's, boys and children's cloth5 ling. Prices wili bo made to suit the!"* ,! times. " Pon't forgot the Eighmie shirt, if you have tried them you know what they "are, if you have not you have but to try thorn B once and you will wear no other. It is t undoubtedly tho hest fitting shirt ever d 5 i made?always on hand at Smith <fc Son's, c; lj New Fall calicoes just opened at 5, 6i land 8 ?'ents. We also beg to call special fi | attention to cur stock of colored dress f | goods, at 124, 15, 20 and 2o cents. Colored 'cashmeres for children's and misses wear, ' , ai 25 cent", at Wardlaw & Edwards. \ | g| , I Special attention is directed to the I patent-back re-cnforced shirt, which is j made of the very test materia! and pro-|a 11 nouticed tho perfection of tit and finish. i F | , Price, $1 at \\ ardlaw <t Edwards, jj Cunningham ?t Tkmpleton have the' v ^ largest stock of clothing, boots and shoes I d ar they have ever ottered. If you want tl \r j something cheap in this line call on thorn - and get a bargain. i t S: Wardlaw <fe Edwards call the atten-| a | tion of the ladies to some very special j [ r; bargains in all wool black cash meres, al-;e s? | so a full line of colored cashmeres. ! The most comnlete selection of ladies. 11 " misses mini children's shoes, of the rule- j " ' brated Soller's make, just received ut ^ Wardlaw it Edwards. e ! It will bo to your intero-<tto ex inline n our stock before purchasing eKewhere,' . as we can suit you both in artiolo and F j price, (Juarles it Co. r The re-enforced patent-back shirt for u ; boys sold by Ward la ?v & Edwards, stil I s holds its place at the head of the list. ? y Pri'-e. 75 cents. ? We are informed by Messrs. Perrin * <fc Cothran, a?ts., for the Laurens Lands, ? j that tho sale of that land has been post- P j poned 'til October, 1884. j.! Don't neglect to show your cotton to : Parker A Hill they are prepared to pay ' j in cash tho highost price that can be of- ; i j fered in this market. tf ] ( j? j It may be some time before there Ir ! I f another man here that can make as good I ' j pictures as Winburn?ho moves the 8th ' t ,* i of October. i ^ :t Oun stock of ladies ahoes embraces f . many varieties of style, ranging in price j' e from the very cheapest to the very finest, : j i. ' Smith <fe Son. " tf j i e ' If you want a suit of clothes or hat. It'1 y i will pay you to examine our stock as wo i ' | intend to sell at a close margin. Quarles v & Co. i-1 Mackerel! Mackerel! We have re) ceived a large supply of Mackerel, in tin cans, kits and quarter barrels, Quarles <fc j Co. j y We would call special attention to our : I " stock of Torchon, Valenciennes, Bretonne 1 and Climax laces, Wardlaw <fc Edwards. ;J . I There are some in town, also in tho | country, that will bo sorry that they did , not get Winburn to take their pictures. j ^ Jerseys ! Jerseys ! Jerseys ! All col[. ors, styles nnd sizes, for ladies and misses just opened at Wardlaw <fc Edwards, d Let the good season which we have just ie had remind every body that bareley seed ta can be had Ht Smith A Son's. tf t 8? Winburn is the first man that was ever I u here that could mime a nrsi-ciass pnoio 0 graph?he moves October 8. , Drkss flannels in single and double | r- width, all colors at rock bottom prices, at e? Wardlaw* <? Edwards. Come and get your photograph taken b6foro Winburn moves?he moves after B8 next week. | Winburi* moveB October 8. - 11 ??? IS THERE NO MISTAKE ? Hood Winking the People?ltoad Trial at Due West. i Editor Press mid /tanner: The article that came out In 0110 of (he | otinty papers a few days back, entitleil "A ' ?i? to lMinquents." might very properly lave reatl "A Lesson to Tax-payers.-' The :u*t? hri*?flv nri# thfwi. A iinmltPi' ni' mr?n rp. used to work the road, theease was taken to ?w. the parties finally plead guilty to the Iwges preferred and asked to be allowed u> ,vork the road. The Clialrinau of the Hoard >f Oouuty Commissioners consented. When ,lm case was thus presented to open court. I heir lawyer refused to pay the costs. A I conference" was had, instead of letting the ! use go on, and it was announced to court j hat the lawyers would settle the cost. When j .lie Chairman was afterwards asked, "would j he county have to pay the costs of these two ! rials?" He said. "Oil, the lawyers will tlx', hat." When asked It they had named their, ee on taking the ca?e the reply was "No.": IVhen one of the attorneys was asked who pvas to pay the costs? he replied, "we will," : ui(l "charge it to the county. Now il is Just i little tin) pity thatin his article didn't' :o a little tardier and tell the county that she , iad to pay the costs of ttiese men who had dead "guilty." Is It Just for the county to I lay the costs of Its defaulters when they| jlead guilty ? Should Its financial custodians ittempt to cover up the matter hy putting; osts in with lawyers tee? The feeling at Due Weston termination ol this trial was far 'rum satisfactory. One of the heaviest taxpayers of the county, who was n witness of ,hls trial, said, "1 will he oneot five men to :xpose this tiling. It should be done." Tills is, hi index of what people who witnessed tills | rial thought. We are glad there was otic iiatily voice from the County Com misslotiers vlio opposed at the time this saddling of uiiust costs on the county. It is a little strange liat her attorneys consented to such an arrangement. Private Individuals do not so eadily agree to pay the costs of suits they ;ain. This may properly be called, in this :ase, hoodwinking the tax payers. TAX-PAYER. ? Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. Kor October, Is even more brilliant than isual: the contents are replete with informniiiti infnrnvt find ontort'iii) infill. Mr Iv itll. all contributes a very interesting history of The Bunk of the United Stilton": Noel Ituth en an article entitled "Oxford"; Osuanvan me on "Circassia and the Circassians" ; hi J. .'anncrnno on the "Manufacture and Uses or .eather," each profusely i.lustrated. "The 'ucblo Indians of New Mexico" Is anothernd-j nirahle article. In the department of fiction re. a continuation of the serial, "Trite to Unruth," short stories by K. V. Hastings. MilIC'W. Oirpenlcr. Janet K. R. Rees, Mary R. ilngham, etc, Thereare interestlnir sketches hnlling adventures. poems of great merit? overal beautifully Illustrated, and an abuniant miscellany. 'There are 12-S quarto pages, "ff l'lii HlnctroHAne otwl ii fintwknrnp onlrirpfl rotuispiece. "Honeyed Words." Only U51 ents a ninnber,or 8t 11 year,postpaid. Mrs.! 'rank Leslie, Publisher, 5U, 5j and 57 I'ark , 'lace, New York. i t'UNNINFHAM it TEMPLETON hftVC! ipenod their Kali stock complete in overy i ne. Our stock of missos nnd childrens boos cannot be excelled, Smith & Son. Wk have a nice stock of clothing, and vill sell cheap for cash, Quarles A Co. Quarlks it Co., are almost Riving way their trunk*?they are so cheap. Parker it Hill will pay the highest uarket price tor cotton in'cash. tt' .-i i.aho b stock of boots and shoes can ip found at Quarles it Co. Fink hand sewed shoes, all styles, at /'tinniugham it Templeton. i Fall Goons !?Fall goods, all lines, at Cunningham it Templeton. A few more pieces of 5 cents calicoes eft, at Quarles it Co. Jersey Jackets ! Jersey Jackets, at linith <t Son. Wanted 5,000 bales of cotton at Parcr it II ill's. tf ('all and pri?-o our goods Salesilay. A. i. Rogers. , Wanted fifty cars cotton seed, A. 12. 5 togers. 1 Cotton seed, meal and brand at A. E. togcrs. If anyone needs a pair of hoots or hoes let him iro to the store of White I I rot her* and ho will ccrtainly be suited, 'he stoek of boots and shoes carried y this house is immense. Already they avo recolverl nearly one hundred case's f boots and shoes, ami their stock is ( ot near all in. They always keep a full t toek of Zc-iglei's Indies shoes and leiser's gentlemen shoes. They carry Iso, a largo line of standard screwed oots and shoes made by the Bay State > boe and Leather Company. White Brothers would call the at-1J mtion of the ladies especially to their j ] irge stock of rlj'vssRoods. Among otlier i nmorons stylos of dress goods can be >und a line of black cashmeres, from the lieapest to the finest, that cannot he surassed. They have been selected with nnsnal care, both in regard to quality nd color, and it is not too much to say icy are the very best the New York larket could afford. J White Huothkus havo the largest i( took of ready-made clothing ever otlerod \ i Abbeville. It embraces suits from the:1 heapest to the tincst. They have more * lian one hundred ovor-couts, and anyne in need of a Winter, outfit cannot til to be suited. Ai?<f^a good assortlent of Youth's and Hoy's clothing. Whitk Broth Kits aro now in full blast ( >r the Kali and Winter trade. They havo over offered a strvk of greater extent, < ariety and attractiveness. All departments are full, and goods aro cheaper lan ever. To bo convinced of the above iris iui rvury out; ua?iiiiiiiu, unit juu^o jr liiniself. ' Bk sure to visit P. Rosenberg & Co., rhenin want of hoots or shoos, as they ave bought them direct from tlio maniitctory ami can Milord to sell thorn inorh twer*than they have been offered betor<1 I n Abbeville. Ovkr 100 cloaks, dolmon\ and jackets ow in stock they must be sold, call early >r the best styles, many of them are imorted garments and cannot be duplicafd, R. M. Haddon it Co. P. Rosknrero & Co., are now offering Dine of the preatest barpains ever heard f in pout's, youth's and boy's clothing. . 'all and examine their stock. Almost an essential to every lady's " rardrobe, a flannel drew, the ^est make ' f inch, all wool dress flannels, at R. i I. Haddon & Co. fti.r. on P. ttosonhorc it Co.. for vonr , upplv of Qry goods. Tlie.v will'sell iem fully as cheap as Augusta and Char>ston. I Havk you tried that Ponce Porto Rico I?il?sses*at White Brothers? If not, I -y it, it is better than New Orleans sv- | up. 20 pieces blk cashmeres for quality, . nisli and coloring our cashmeres cannot e excelled. It. M. Haddon & Co. ' 50 dcz., ladies handkerchiefs, at 5, 10 ' nd 15 cents each?the best we have ever ffered, R. M. Haddon <fc Co. ] A la rob assortment of men's nnd oy's hats can now bo found at P. Rosenerg >k Co., at very low figures. Does anv one want to buy a uaddlo or ridle? Don't buy until you see White irothers stock. 30 doz., linen towels 15, 20, 25 and 35 ts., the best value we have ever offered, 1. M. Hnddon ?fc Co. ?2,000 stock of ladies, misses and chil- . reus tine shoos, for *-tyle quality and Mt all on R. M. Haddon & Co. * School Shoks.?To keep the children's eet dry and warm, buy School Shoes ( roni K. M. Haddon A Co. Corn for sale by A. E. Rogers. 4i 150 Bushels Rust Proof semi oats for ale, by Miller Bro's. Paints and oils! Paints and oils ! Paints nd oils! just received at Miller Bros, tf 'aint brushes, full line, at Miller Bros, tf Aro you going to paint? Miller Bros /ill mix any shade, tintor color you may esire, out ??f pure lead and oil. Give lie in a call. tf au,uuu isusneis 01 cotton seeu wanton i, iy Sliller Brothers. tf j Another lot of the celebrated "Our ' loom." Just received at Miller Eroh- 1 rs. tf i If yon want a delightful snriohe try i ho bo mi. , Mo*l, corn and bran at A. E. Rogers. 4t The boom itt the best cigar in town. 1 Something nice?tlio boom. I Barley seed for sale by \V. J. Smith it; } >n. X' !, If you want nico homemade harness,!, [oto'j. ('. Newman's shop in Knox's mildinir, at Abbeville. tf 1 MARKET REPORT. cokkectki) weekly by PAKKER& HILL COTTOX BUYERS ^Dd Dealers in General Merchandise. 'otton?good demand....9 to 9%c. per ft lueon?firm N to 9c. per ft >ard 11 to 12j^c. per ft Uigar 9 to 12c. per ft tice ? to me. per ro Shot 8 to 10c. per !t> ?alt 81.00 to 1.25 per sack Jagging 11 to 12c. per yard Pies $1.2i? to 1.75 per bunch ?lour 80.00 to 8.50 per barrel *alls... 84.00 to 4.50 per keg Heal 75 to 90c. per bushel SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! f\N MONDAY NEXT, SALEDAY IN OO II tober. the Household Furniture of Mrs.' KNHIOH'i' will be put up at nubile auction, it her residence on Magazine 11111. Sept. 2fl, 1883, It nasanv sniffv pt.ow unuai/A uuuui iuv HI IF YOU DOUBT THE CASADY SULKY Plow being cheaper, stronger, easier nmniged and one-horKe power lighter dra t than | iny Sulky Plow on the market, ask Dr J. T. Bnskln, Dr. H. A. Miller atid F. M. Oodhold. as Lliey all have theOasady Plow. Prlc 850.00 jomplef. Points 75 cents a piece, and each point will turn from 40 to 60 acres or ordinary j zround. Send for a circular. Have sold Ml Plows since soring, and have not heard of a single complaint B. F. PERRY, JR., Agent. 8ept. 26,1383, 2t ' - ' i." .'-VT. ' . r~' - tv ; - . WANTED! COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED. i AVJLIj pay (l.v.) FIFTEEN CENTS cnsli I per bushel tor lo,'Hn) bushels SOl'N I) I)HY l.'OTToN 8KK1). i!e!ive:eil to ine ut tills place i before the nisi of next November. Will ex-1 cbuuge Col ion Seed Men! for Cotton Seed. J. K. SnEFflELL), DoDalds, S. C. Sept. 26, ISM, 3m liAIIiliOA D TAX I6TICI! AM INSTRUCTED RY THE PRESIDENT f the.Stivimiisili Valley Railroad to proceed at once to the collect Ion of the delinquent taxes due that road. All who are In arrears for wild Taxes must pay up by the FIRST OF NOVEMBER. Executions will be Issued against all unpaid at that time WITHOUT EXCEPTION. J. W. PERRIN, County Treasurer. Sept. 20, 188.1, fit "JL" W CI VALUABLE PLANTATIONS FOB BENT ! 5 HOUSE FARMS OX EACH. WILL rent In Hirmlipr farms If desirable. Apply on the premises or to MRS. J. MILLER. Sept. 12, 1883, tr VALUABLE H0T1L MOT. FOR SALE OR RENT. THE ABBEVILLE HOTEL. The only hotel in arhevili.e fully lilted up for the Hotel business. It lias been repainted and refurnished. Will he told or rented, furnished or not, as parties may desire, (.'all at the premises or address MRS. JACOB MILLER, Abbeville, S. C. Aug. 29. 1883. tf *7 oven Wire Mattress. A HEI) that will last a life time. Almost indestiuetable with these mattress One i( the rno<t comfortable beds in use. Price roili to j.s.od each. Secure one and be eomfortible. h? J. 1). CHALMERS & CO. Sept. 19,18S3, tf tol k TTliDM CPA I CO rLMirunm oumllo J. S. HAMMOND'S l)UBLIC SCALES arc In excellent enndiL Hon. The farmers will rind this a rellatle place t<> have their cotton and other proluce weighed on the Public Squurc. Sept. Ill, 18S3, lm iMIE Twin "140" Spring Ped ?3.50; the "Climax" Spring Hi d S3.U0; the Slat Spring villi 40 springs at $2.00 each, At prices like lie above all persons who own a hou^ccun niveono bed that will make them comtorta)lc. Secure one and be convinced. r?t J. D. CHALMERS & CO. Sept. 19, IW3, tf Marble Works. U' E havoon hand twelve beautiful Cottage ' Monuments. Will be sold very low.} I'lifi styles ihe best in the up country, half of hem direct importation from Italy. A com-1 ilete line ot Head Stones from S1.50 toS'2.00[ )er foot t wo Inches thick. The two Inch stock s lower than Is sold In the up country for: lame quality of marble, at f t* l<II t I *.,1 I Sept. io. i'mi, u '* 1 ' 1 W Spring Beds. rHK Improved Twin Snrlnn. .Some advantages the Twin Spring lied hits over oth:rs: 1. It is adjustable to nny size bed. 2. It Ik niHde of steel springs. 3. It is clean, noiseless and stronir. 4. II makes it smooth even surface. 5. It Is elustie. < an be made Imrd or soft. 6. It. is low in price?only ?3.00?and will! ?i*t 20 yearn. For sole nt J. I). CHALMERS & CO. Sept. 19, 1883. tr mmt IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIIE ACT :o raise supplies for the fiscal year com-' oicncing November 1st, 18S2, approved December 23d, 1882, notice is hereby giv3n that tlio Treasurer's OHIce of Abbeville County will bo open for the collection of taxes iSatnrflaj, September 1st, 1883, ind will bo open except the days in the ichedule of appointments inado below in ;his notice. The rate per centum of taxes is as follows : State purposes 42 mills. County current 3 " Schools 2 " Deficiencies 1-10 of 1 " Total 9.85 Poll Tax $1.00. In all C8SC3 where the May Installment ias not been paid, a penaltj' of Ive per; . en tutu will bo added. Taxes aro payable in the following kind , if funds and no other: Gold and Silver j r'oin, United States Currency, National Bank ^otes and Coupons which shall be- j wine payable during tho year 1881$, on thoi i-alid consolidated bonds of this State' known as "Brown Bonds," also Jury Certificates and the "per diem" of State witnesses in theCircuit Courts will be re ei *cd for County taxes not including School taxes. Parties liablo to POLL TAX and refusing or failing to pay the same will bo j proceeded against as for a misdemeanor ?nd upon conviction "shall be fined not; more than ten dollars besides costs, or by imprisonment in the County Jail not exceeding thirty days." All taxes remaining unpaid on the twentieth day of October, I shall proceed Lo collect the same by distress or otherwise!, together with a penalty of FIFTEEN PEK CENTUM on the amount so delinquent, and it the amount of such ilelii.quent taxes shall not be paid on or before the FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1883, then the same shall be treated as delinquent taxes and shall be collected by lease and sale of such real and personal propert}' as is provided by law. In order to further the collection of the taxes and to accommodate the tax-payers as far as I am able, I have arranged tho following schedule of appointments, and I request the tax-payers will take due no-! tico thereof 'as the office at the Court j House must necessarily be closed on those days. In accordance" with the Act which requires me tc attend at certain places for the collection of taxes, I will be at the following places on the days specified, to wit: Ninety-Six, Monday, September 17th, from arrival of down train until next day Tuesday, 18th September, same hour. Greenwood, Tuesday, 18th September, from arrival of up train until samo hour Wednesday, the 19th September. Hodges, from arrival of up train Wednesday. September 19th, until same hour Thursday, 8eptomber 20th. Donaidsviile, Friday, September 21st. Duo West, Saturday, September 22d. The remainder of the time I will be in the office at the Court Uouse. All information as to taxes will be cheerfully given by ma;l or otherwise, but I will not pay postage. J. W. PERRIN, County Treasurer. August 8, 1883, tf 1883. mm Fall and Winter Millinery, Patterns, Hats and Bonnets, RufSings, laces, Collarets, Jersey Collars, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Cloaks, Dolmans, Jersey Jackets, Lace Curtains, Etc. Tuesday, September 25th, 1883. It. M. HADDON & CO. Sept. 19, IBM, tf Land for Sale. r OFFER FOR SALE MY TRACT OF In mi, throe mile- /rom Ml. Carmcl, two miles from line of H. V. R R. 1,000 Acres. irore or less. Two settlements on It, one ft Kooil two story frame building. 100 to 125 acres creek bottom. iVK) to <KX) lti original forest. Can be ?< i vi into two tracts. Terms accommodating. T. J. McL'racken will show the premises. WM. H. PARKER. P. S.-If not solil by 15th OCTOBER, prop, omtlons forreul for next your, will be entertained. &ij- Anrlcraon lntclliqencer publish four ume.H and sonu uui 10 w. 11. r. Sept. 12,18S-*!, 4L -OFLAND FOR DIVISION, The speed place, containing G57 Acrcs, will bo Hold in throe tracts at Abbeville Court House, on Saleday in October next, as follows: 1. The OLD PLACE Tract, containing 271 Acres, more or less. 2. The HOME PLACE Tract, containing 155 Acrcs, more or lesn. 2. TIio FLATWOODS PLACE Tract, containing 225 Acres, more or less. TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. james l. speed, w. t. speed, ELLA M. (iRAY, LIZZIE I. BELL, Legatees of Samuel D. Speed, Dcc'd. Sept. 12, 1883, If Sheriff's Sale. John V. Strlbhllng, as Administrator, rte., mid others against Harriet 1\ Drown?Executions, TJY vIrtno of sundry Executions to medlreeled. In the above stated case, I will soil to Hit* highest bidder, at public auction, within the legal hours of sale, ai Abbeville Conn House, on Monday, the first, tiny ol October A. I). l.Sfvl, the following described preporty to wit: All the right, title and interest of llarilel P. Brown,in tbiit tract or parcel of hind, sliunle, lyinjj und bemg in the County ol Abbeville. Sou Hi Carolina, and conuiiniLg KIOI1TY (HI)i ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands of Stephen McLaue, M.S. Tolbcrt. Estate of I)el,a ilowe and ol hers. I.tvled on and to be sold as the propcily of Harriet 1' Drown, to i-atisfy the a fores" id Kxucuiloiis nnd cysts. TEUMS CASH. J. F. C. lirPRK, SlitrifT Abbeville County. Sept. 12, IWI, tf Sheriff's Sale. ]j. II. Cromer against I). A. Cromer, guardkin nnil Administratrix of Estate A.F.Cromor, Ueceased?Execution. BY virtue of an Execution to mo directed in the above statin) ca'-c, I will sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, within the leual hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, on Monday, the lirst d iy of October A. 1). 18X3 the following described property, to wit: All that tract-or parcel of hind, situate, lying and hclrg on John's Creek waters ol Long Cane, In the County of Abbeville, South Carolina, ur.d known as the "Fletcher Cromer Place," hii(I containing FUUll HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGHT A CUES, more or less, and bounded by lands of Win. MeNary, J. Frank Keller, tl.c Adams Place and others. Levied on and to be sold as the properly of D. A. Crotcur, Guardian and Ad-i miiiistrutrix, as above stated, to satisfy tl.e aforesaid Kxccut'.ou and costs. TEH MS CASH. J. F. C. DL-PHE. ShcrlfT Abbeville County. Sept. 12.1883, tr Dry Weather, SHUHI UliUf^, ?AND ? Ml fill IH THE PRESENT CRY. BUT THE WAY In which P. ROSENBERG & CO. Intend selllncr their GOODS this FALL AND WINTER, will compel people to drop that subject to wonder why they cut: nfTord to give such great IJARtfAINH. Their prices are such as to supply the wants of those who have little money i?nd a great deal to buy. MR. ROSHNIJERG hits remained North all summer and has selected with great care a most complete stock of everythlnfi In their line ami at such prices as to enable them to give entire satisfaction to all who favor tliem with their patronage. He has In most In- : stances bought direct from the manufactory, which has enabled them to sceure a great many coods much below their market value ami which will be sold by them accordingly. Constant auditions are being inadc to their stock,and It will pay any one to call on them , and examine it before purchasing elsewhere. <; They can positively sell goods of any kind in ! UH'ir iiiiu tin tur?|/ ??? ?- ??.v? South, either WHOLKSaLu OK retail. Their stock consists In part of GENT'S, YOUTH'S AND ROYS' READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENT'S* FURNISHING GOODS, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS. TRUNKS, VALISES. JEw'ELItY, ROOERS' TRIPLE PLATED SILVERWA RE In the latest deslgos, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. o Aleo have on hand a compile stock of CU'NS, both BREECH and MUZZLE LOADING and PISTOLS of all qualities. They ?make u specialty of? Tobacco The above goods arc guaranteed to rI ve *atlfifactlon In every respect. Give them a call and s*ve money. F. ROSENBERG & CO. Sept. 12. 1883, tf State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. IN THE TROBATE COURT. Ex parte W. A. Lee, Petitioner,Estate of Dr. J. J. I.ee, Deceased.?Petition for Discharge. NOTICE Is hereby given that \V. A. Lee, administrator of Dr. J. J. Lee,deceived, has applied to thlH Court for discharge from his trust. It is ORPERF.n, that Saturday, the 29th day of September, 1?KJ, be fixed as the time for sf-u tllng this estatu und discharging the administrator. J. FULLER LYON, .1 micro Probute Court. August 29, 1883, lm Teachers of Public Schtols. HAVING claims not registered *111 pleuse send them In at once. E. COWAN, School Commissioner. Sept. 5,1883, tf Just Recived. ANOTHER lot of One,Two and Four Horse Wrkohh, all Iron Axles, the l>est and eysU'Ht running Wagons In the country, which I will sell cheap Tor cash. THOS. BEGGS. Sept. i. 1883, if PALMETTO No. 4 Washington Street. (Norw 'PIIE LARGEST AND BEST STOCKED HOUSE I 1 gUOilti. HT ii *v? w? ' fl T.T nnpAw'n n Mil A vm # iuuuiui 09 Diaoouii o aau Aiiivxiv Mountain and Sweet Mash < Whiskey, Mountain Gap, ( ker and Puul Jones Whiskey, Old App! California, and Fren< best in the market. Calif< er best brands of Wine. Ja land Rum. English, Scotch, and Bavarian ail Tivoli Beef. Also Be HAND MADE OLD RYE V/HI "Belfast G-inger Ale ? THGS, McGSTT] Aug. 22, '83. t( HEADQUAI The Best is th BY contract in wrltlnzwllli tlio Manufacturers, we Counties of ANDKIISON, ABBEVILLE and OC DANIEL PRATT'S EE VOL FEEDERS AND C01 wo guarantee 10 sen at imuiiuiuciuixth prieex, a for no pay. More Pratt Gins lmve been sold In our territory In combined. TERMS EASY. Send for Circulars. McCULLY & TA June 27.1WH, 3m ^cue iSi fl -MANUFACTURER AND R Cotton Gins and All ordcts Intrusted will be promptly filled ISTINETY-SI THE DAVIS CONDENSER is new In construction f superior to any In the market. The advantages c)a First. It, Is simple In construction and Is light of di Second. It Ik sHf-regulattng adapting Itself either t Third. It does notclioUe. Fourth. There are no coirs or gearing to get out of o Fifth. The top roller can be reversed either to the r Sixth. These Condensers are made to tit any gin. Every machine guaranteed. I'rice 7.) cents a saw. The I" MAGNOLIA COT FEEDER AND C< WARDLAW&EDWl ABBE VILLI SEE WHAT BUYERS, SELLERS AND SHIPPE about the MAGNOLIA GINS and consult your t We, tlie undersigned buyers, sellers and shippers of In recommending the Oullett Gin as bcintr tlio bes turns out smootherand cleanerCotton. with less nap, Garrett <& Latimer, J. M. Dnrdell, J. J. I A. Ponllaln, Porter Fleming, S. K. W. F. Alexander, S.M.Whitney, W. T, E. D. Kelly, Geo. \\*. Crane, Robe J. T. Arinand, J. K. Evans, ,T. J. ] Franklin Bro?? . Russell <fc Potter, Wooi Nowell <fc Frunklln, M. O'Dowd, W. It W. Daniel, 0. H. P. Scott, July 4,18S), tf QPPITO < UlJLiJmU L 101! COIPITE1 WE arc dwlly receiving our mainmouth stock of Sj bargains In ull Unt il. DRY GO( This department is now about complete, conslstlni Dress Goods, such as "crushed strawberry," Vleplum 1--I Blenched Sheetings entirely freu from dres.M a I Dress Muslins tine assortment cents. OlliOIT'SS Our ?tock of Clothing Is the finest we ever brought MK.VS, YOUTHS. HOYS AN Bring on your children and have them fitted up hai SHIRT Everybody has heard of our Men and Boys, I'atci not to rip In the back. A 3no assortment of TI1UNKS, SATCHELS, and V Try our excellent TEAS, put up in one pound tins. stiora We have Shoos at all prices. Ladles and Gents FIni ^oilers .t Co. Would you ilnd out how far a few dolla dollars A Co. Dont fall to call on us. WABDU April 25,1SS3, If Have received their large and varii stating la part of Calicoes, Homespuns, Muslins, Lawns, Gambricks, 0 iur owias iuixsiiii, Piques, GIVE THEM AN ] ? saloonT 'ood Brothers old Standi N THE UP-COUNTRY. ALL PURJS ;an Champagnes, Stone topper Distilled Corn jen. Bob Lee, EaSXXX Rye le, Peach, ch Brandies, )rnia and all othraaica and New EngIrish, Porter and Ale. or on draft, fresh and cool. SKEYA SPECIALTY. tnd Club Soda. [GAN, Proprietor. iTERS! ie Cheapest. aro the only nuthorlzed Agents In the 'ONEE for the sule of VING HEAD GINS, IDENSEKS. nu win Rive puneot siiiisrucucm or qsk the last five years than all other kinds YLOR, Andersen, S. C. EPAIRER OFCondensers. .and satisfaction guaranteed. x, s. c. tnd Is considered by those using It to be I mod forth is Condenser over others, are: aft. ,o a thick or thin batting. rder. ight or left hand. I;vug. ft, ijvw, ziii ight Draft TON GIN, 3NDENSEE. rARDS, AGENTS E, S- C. IIS OF COTTON IN* GEORGIA, SAY >est Interests In buying the best Roods Cotton In Augusta, Or.., take pleasnrt t gin known to us. for tlie reason thnt II and consequently Is worth more tnonej ">onghty Si Co., Win. M. Heud, Bowers, Sr., S. Lesser, , Dortle, M. P. Stovall, rts <k Morris, Benson A IIItt. Russell <k Co., K. W. Heard, 1 Hros.. ! !. V. Rurdell, . Walton, R. A. Fleming, STOCK TRIM WEB 1 1AU19 MM V IJll' iritis goods, and arc preparod to offei DDS. j in purl of nil the illnVriMit shades c t's breath." "shrimp pink," ic. 0 cents. ZlVCSr to this market, consisting of I> cnir.DUKN. idsomcly and at little cost. "S. lit Hack Reinforced fhlrts. Warranted \r,isKs. > Shoes from Rnrk A Pncknnl, nnd S. D. rs can (jo? buy Shoes manufactured by & EDWARDS. T1PLET01 CD STOCK OF SPRING GOODS, CON Hats and aps, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Groceries, Clothing, Table Linen, Huckaback. EARLY CALL . V > ran " * *."'. i A. M. HILL & SONS, DEALERS IN I GROCERIES, I -ANDPROVISIONS, CRACKERS, HAM, TEAS, FISH, SOAP, SYRUP, SUGAR, STARCH, SPICES, FINE TOBACCO, CIGARS, WINES, LiaUORS, &c, Abbeville, S. C. Dec. 15, 1SS0. tf. J. W. SIGN, ABBEVILLE, S. C. J?EEPS on hand a full assortment of IBON CASES, FINE BURIAL CASKETS, COFFHSTS, from the cheapest to the beet. Hearse wil attend funerals, when desired. He will also Contract for tlic Erection of BuildingsHo Is acent for the Kile of Sash, Doori Blinds, Mouldings, Stalr-ralllngs, Flooring! and everything pertaining to house bulldln; April 7, 1880. tf iLSlii JJaVE 011 hand almost every variety o CARRIAGES, nnrnrr DUUUILO, and WAGONS, which they odcr to their customers on tin mostudvantugcous terms. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY With the best of workmen In every branch o our business, and an abundant supply c lumber, and other matfrliils, we are prepared to do all kinds of repairing in the very Desl iiiiillilvl | nil 111C OliUI ICfl IJUillC. fiuu Wll IIH moat accommodating terma. All work fully warranted. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. Abbevll e, Feb. 22,188 2; TTSTANDSAT TIE HEAD.' 'The Star that Leads Them All.' THE LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC. THAT It Is the acknowledged leader In tin trade Is n met that cannot be disputed. MANY IMITATE IT! NONE EQUAL IT The Largest Armed, The Llghtrxt Running. The Mont Beautliu! Wood Work, ?And Is Warranted? To be made of the best material. To do any and all kinds or work, To be complete In every respect FOR SALE BY a, m. H&dvvia & uu Abbeville, S. C. Agents wantcil In unoccupied territory. AU dread DOMESTIC S. M. CO., Richmond, Va. March 28,1S?3, tf . State of South Carolina ( Abbeville County. IS THE PROBATE COURT. L. W. Wbltc,as Administrator, Plaintifl against George White, et al, Defendants. Complaint for Sale of Land to Pay>Debts I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY at Abbeville Court House, on Monday the first day of October next, the follow ing described real estate, to wit: 1. The Homestead, situate in the town of Abbeville, contain ing about TWO ACRES, more or less i bounded by J. D. Chalmers, J. Kurz Public Square and others. 2. One Vacant Lot, containing ONE ACRE, more or less ' bounded by Episcopal Church Cemetery and lands of Mrs. Margaret Thomson. 3. The Poor House Tract, containing ONE HUNDRED ANI THIRTY-FIVE ACRES, more or less bounded by lands of Mrs. E. A. Robert son, tho Poor House farm, S. C. & R. H, Link and others. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months secured by bond and mortgage of property. Purchaser may have option of paying nil cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. FULLER LYON, Judge Probatb Court. Sept. 5, 18S3, it ENCYCLOPAEDIA^ idf "Rnsinfiss aiiJ Social lfnrms U1 VUU1UVNU HUU WVU1U1 4 VlUUl "OF1ING a complete and reliable guide tc success In all the various relations of life The preparation ot business and legal docu mcnts; resolution's for public meetings;showing how to acquire a good handwriting, ant how to express written thought In a correc and elegant milliner,and containing full ant carefully prepared tables of reference. Glv ! lug Important historical, biographical, geo i graphical, scientific and other useful ktlowl ledge by JA.MKS L). McCAHE, authorof "Tht Pictorial History of the World," "History o the United States," <fcc Kmbellshed with numerous steel plate tngravlngs. The bach Is finished In two styles, viz: Satin and Mo rocco bound. l>i lceJ4.50aiid So.oO. (C. o. D. The uiuler.'lgncd Is also ngeot, for tne sale o the above work, and a comprehensive anc Popular History ot the United States, writ ten by the Hon. Alexander Hamilton Sie Ehens, late Governor of Georgia, and one o er great statesmen, politicians, orators anc ..mlalo U* rv* knl I t clm.l than .300 flue historical engravings and por traits. The undersigned has the agency foi Abbeville ar.d Laurens counties for the sale by subscription, ot the above named books and he will endeavor tc 'thoroughly can vast those counties above named If not Provlden tlally prevented. This hook is hound In three styles. Satin, Sheep and Morocco, and fur : nlshed by subscription only, at S4.00. $7.00unci 7.50. (C. 0. b.) TIIOS. J. PYLES, SR., Coroeucu, Abbeville co. S. C. Sept. 12,1883, tf J. C. NEWMAN. IF you want nice homemade harness. co t< J. C. Newman's shop In Knox's buililinc Abbeville, K. C. May 2,18S-1, tf WM. II. PARKER, W. C. McGOWAN. PARKER & McGOWAN ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITOKS, AHBEVILLE, C. If., S. C. WILL practice also In the Circuit Courts? the Lulled States for South CarolinaJan 7. lxso, tf / _ . lv a % ^?|!||B Z1 & I ? I g feM ' 2' l 'I | 2 QV;|J ?* i ? $%jil h -a ' w 5 _ _ w eS u- 2 vhh I ^ 2 > ?*' JHI +3 5 _ State of South CaroUniM Abbeville County. /''v3fl COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ,V^TS . Muthcw C. Owens, PlalnUff. 1 Copy I J. M. McBryde and R. J. Mc- Money Bryde.ftH executors of the lust mada,',SI will and testament of John I McLaren, deceased, uuiciju?(ui?. j QUI 1 To J. M. McBryde aud R. J. McBrlde, PefeaSiB^B am* In this notion. H YOU are hereby summoned and rtqaMdi^S answer the complaint In this notion, copy of which has been filed In the office <jfeg the Clerk of the Court of Coramod Plena the said County, and -to serve a copy of yoWbaZ^H answer on the subscribers it their dffle<rW|9 Abbeville f.v urt House, South Carolina, WftgH In twenty days after the service of tblsmidlBn B motiR on you, exclusive of the day of ?nrtodar^H If you rail to answer this complaint wfttmH&flH the time aforesaid, the plaintiff wilt ftppljr tft&KKI the Court for Judgment against yoo for UMfS^H sum of Five Hundred and Seventeen <aa& 65-100 Dollars, with Interest at the rate;of I en per centum from the/18tb day of MtnKfln one thousand eight hundred and elghtytmH^H L and costs. BENET, RICE 4. SMITH, , Plaintiffs AUorneys.'.^^BI Dated August 20, A. D. 1883. ' [L.S.] L. D. CoNNori, Dep. C. C. P. ^ I To R. J. McBryde, absent defendant? " Take JS'olice-That the summons of wblfclGS^H above Is a copy has this day been filed (wittra?|]H ; the complaint on a sealed note) In tbe aOm/Sm^M ; of the Clerk of the Court of Common PleM^^H for said County. ^ ^ CONNOB^^ftfB Dep. C. C. P. Vj|M OTBHT PC AT!? A\m -k IB ii uvulvomu AllU OA1A11J 1 COMMISSION MERCHANTS (Ms Block, AlMle, S. C.9 WILL^keop In stock MEAT, LARD, HA)fW^9| >v MEAT,. fORN. FLOUR. MOLASSE&gi^H SUGAR. COFFEE. GROCERIES nod CAlSSh WM NED GOODS of every description. SOAftfeJra^H TOBACCOS. CIGARS. MercbauU I Kill agJPj&W you goo<is at cost aud carriage. A 8 18S3 tf RO . Masters Sale.??|^B Clara C. Maddox against Margaret jfij H Maddox, Mary Maddox and I By virtue of an order tojme dfr(idta)jjp|^B in the above stated case, I will sell to highest bidder, at public auction, wit$|jX9 the lejjal hours of sale, at Abbevi$nff^| Court House, oil Monday, the fret day ?ra9H October A. D. 1883, the following sciibed property, to wit: All that traqt"B^| or parcel of land, being of tbe real estati-||^B of William Maddox, deceased, In State and County, known as Tract No. J Two Hundred and Forty Awes, JjH||j more or less, and bounded by Tract No-,; ' 2, Tract No. 4, the Maxwell road, S. E. , Hughes and Jane Taybr. |H ' Also, that tract situate, lying, and bc*."%jj| ing in the County of Abbeville, 8ootlt::^H Carolina; and known as Tract No. 5, an<J I, One Hundred and Fifty-four Acrab^lM T more or less, and bonnded by lands of ^ H. Townsend, N. C. Davis, Tract No. and by Saluda River. TERMS?One-third cash, balanoe one and two years in equal Installments/.^ to be secured by bond of purchaser an<^'(? - mortgage of premises, with interest frontal , day of sale. Purchaser to pay for papers'. M. L. BONHAM, JR, Master Abbeville County. M Sept 6, 1883, 4tMaster's Sale. ;;|?| June C. Hutchinson, as Executrix of Robert vj Hutchinson, deceased, ' ' Vr^ ) agnlnst * t Thomas M. Tucker, Mary A. Tucker and ofl*- ^ crs.?Foreclosure. , i s i virtue 01 an oraer 10 me directed, in . *-* nbove slated case,I will sell to the highest . bidder, at public auction, within the legal hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, on B ' Monday, the first dny of October A. 1). 18SJL . the following described properly, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, known an a part ot the Peter S. Burton tract. In sal d State -imC-'VsB p County, on Savannah River, bounded b* If ' lands of H. H. Harper, W. C. Pr essley an ' _ Jusper N. Burton, containing TnREE HUNDRED ACRES, H more or less. Also, that tract of land known as the old Hartley Tucker tract on Savaonah: River, and situate, lying, and being in thef County of Abbeville, bouth Carolina, and , flH containing .? *V . TWO HUNDREDAND FIFTY-SIX ACRES more or less, and bounded by lands of Jaepe^ jSM N. Burton, W. C. Piessley, w. F. Cllnkscalea and Savannah River. ; */:; TERMS?One-half cash. Balance on a cred?,r?SiS It of twelve months, with Interest from day^'JjM . of sale, secured by bond of purchaser and y.S mortgage of the premises. M. L. BONHAM, JR., Master Abbeville County. Sept. 5,1583, tf MUSICAL NOTICE, '||j MISS PIXKIND will resume lief Musto ^ Class September 2-llh, 1881 - For particulars apply al Mm. Chalmort. . Class In Musical Notation, contlnutd, ftee of . . I cliurge. j'1/>sSM f Sept. 12,1883,2t " \ FOR SALE. -M ! ^ VRRY DESIRABLE TWO STORY . pantries ttnd cook room. Honte Id good re- B pair. Situated on Floral Hill, one mile from .fl ' public square. For terms apply to MRS. P. 1). COOULEB, M Abbeville, 8. C. ?t??al , Sept. 12,1883, tf 1 COKESBURY FEMALE SEMINARIES i?IISS GLASS, Principal. . : i rrHK osrrcl'os will bej;ln on MONDAY. J SEPT EMU KU -Ml h, 1S5J. > The 8.v*tum of Instruction will be thorough ' In nil departments. ' Map ?ii A trim; ami C'allstbcnlcs will bo tauulit, ulso Music", if desired. DR. F. F. GARYJ HAS mnvi'ii to Abbeville for the pactlce of fl medicine, pud oflcrs his prtflsslonal ( m services to the public. vl rails during the day may be left at thrf V flee of Col. Eugene B. Gary or at lhe former fl i residence of Judge- McGowan', now occupied by Dr. Gary. Jan. 31, U$3, 12m ^Hj