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_J_ The Press and Bajnner, j AUIIKVILLK/S.C. !| Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1883. \ Cases for October Term, 1SS8. ? OoCttT commences here next Monday. * %h<- criminal dnc&te is a long one, an>l J VH1 require iniii'h of tl?o allotted time (if the court. This will necessarily delay ) m ^renter part of the civil business for a future term of the court. On this side of the court there are seventy-five jury eases; besides much business which will :i not require the presence of a jury. The ^ criminal docket runs the whole jrammett, ' from the most trifling to the most serious s cnses. e trust m u imp .-vuirimr au<i ? tnc grand jury will regard not only the ?' ends of justice in reference to the prison- <i ers charged with trilling offences, hut will nlso i-onsitli'r tin* interests of tin- fax- < paver-, and dismiss a nn n'?er of tin* cmos ennumcratoil h?*So*v. Wh'-u .Iii'lvro a Cothran was Solicitor he usually throw t nut front one-third to one-half of the s cases. In this course a proper cheek was pnt upon tlie action of evil disposed per- li sons who were ever ready to call in the t State and Court to redress petty griev- t nnces. As a rule, full grown men should not eome into Court to settle a case of as- j a satilt and battery, though there are al-;' wavs exceptions to the rnJe. ja The State against Lizzie Agnew?dis-j' turbing religions worship. The State against Ephraim Davis?ns-t. nault and battery with intent to kill. The State airainst Berry Roberts?attempt to commit rape. K The State against Robert Brook?mali- < " eions burning. !11 The State against J. G. Fitzgerald?lar-. * ceny of hrg. 11 The State against Lee Iladdon?assault 0 with concealed weapons. The State airainst Frank Patton?as-|o sanlt with intent to kill. i o The State against Cornelius Gladden? ! o assault with intent to commit rape on : o child. i ii The State airainst John Elmore?assault "With intent to kill. I The State against Andrew Carter?sell- j ins crop under lien. jw The Slate against Porter Brown et al? I n breaking open with intent to rob dwell-I r inir house. j The State against Lee Morton?obtain- p ing goods by false pretences. * ^ he State against Douglas Alexander? | J' cruelty to animals. j Tlio State against Mose Cyrus?horse steal in (j. I The State against Allen Chiles?stealing <' grain from field. j 11 The State against Jacob Williams?as- ]e sault and battery and attempted rape. The Sta'o against Rich and WilseOw-.( ens and James Winfield?murder. a The State against llichard Williams? j h bastardy. , t< The State against C'ann, Mott and oth- . t>rs?burglary and larceny. I? The State* against A rid row Mance? j, grand larceny. The State against Win. Freeman?bur- ^ glary and larcenv. The State against Jack Norman?con- 1 \ cealing stolen goods. I _ n * ? ? I ^ Petit Jury, October Term. j, J. F. Oibert, 10th township. ?i. .new. .Miner, isi lownsmp. i s -I. F. Airnew, 4th township. j j W. A*. Sunders, 1st township. . s ?1. H. Rrennan, Oth township. J. C. M?*CIane, loth township. | K. D. Kay, 12th township. ! r A. V,. Bowman, 13th township. J. R. Blake, 2d township. B. F. Reynolds, 2*1 township. J. E. Brown lee, 12th township. |t1 Wm. Anderson, 8th township. ft J. H. Rrauilett, 3d township. fi J. M. Jordan, 8th township. W. C. Sherard, 14th township. tl J. M. Oamhrell, I It li township. K W. T. Jennitnrs, 16th township. 1) T. Moore. 3d township. It. M. Pratt, 5th township. y John L. Arnold, 13th township. r II. P. Noel, 11th township. \V. T. Kllis, 6th township. David Aiken, col., 11th township. J. Wm. Power, 5th township. ^^It. W. Hester, 14th township. O. A. B irksdale, 2d township. *' T. M. L itimer, Jr.. 13th township. W. T. L-itimer, 4th township. tsi G. W. Collins, 7th township. A Jim Maddox, col., 4th townsljin. v K. C. Simpkins, Ptii township. H. R. H'>nti"r, 5th t>wn*hin. i t; Primus Cum minus, coi., utiitownsmp. ; j, R. 0. Brownlee, 5th township. Robt. Smith, col., lltli township. p D. B. Rainpey, 2(1 township. Lg "Personal Property in Abbeville Coun- tf 1y for Taxation, for the Year Coin- i(? wiriirr Vneinher 1, ISStt. T'io .Vn< 1 it'?r and his ns?;i?.tan! \vi 1 ^* p|i-;i?<e -wcppt <>ur thanks for the fd!>w-iw ioir farts : 4,624 P??ll* * 4.<?21 S 2,XV? Horsis. l?i|.020 a ?.81rt Cattle 111.105 ' 3,1?5 Mules, 215.440 j$ 5,638 Sheep and Goats 7.720 di 10,3T><) Hogs 27.130 827 Gold and Silver Watches... 27.2*5 ? 258 Pianos and Organs, 18,110 3,302 Carriages and Buggies 102.810 2.942 Dogs 11.710 , Merchandise 233,015 h Manufacturing Tools 3.055 " Machinery, Engines, &?., 70.4S5 Monies, 30,*65 a Credits 230.900 S Stocks, out of State, l."00 Bonds not exempt from taxation.. 3,390 c, Household and Kitchen furniture 2"?6,KS0jsr Total value of all personal property 81,528.430 " One encouraging feature in the above list Is thejargo number of valuable dogs . which are returned for taxation. There , is some room still for development on the dog question, as there must ho by actual i count, not less than three million worth- f'l ^ess curs in this county. 11 The Due West Colloiros. 11 ' n We learn that tin Duo West colleges have better prospects now than at any pravioiTs time. The Female College ^ opened with fifty more students than it! b tever had at the beginning of a session and Krskino College has a larirer roll than ei last year. These facts go to prove the cor- J s< reetiiess of what we said of the colleges ; at last Commencement, viz : That they > aro now better pteparcd for the business [ of imparting knowledgo and art than at j any previous time in their history. As a ' " further evidence of the favorable impression which was made on the public at the b last Commencement, we would mention! the fact that the Rev. Dr. Adams who, > ; by his manner and eloquence, charmed i all with whom he came in contact, and . > <ielisrhted all who heard hitn preach, re- i * -cently carried three young men from ' , Augusta and placed them in charge of1 Dr. Wrier and other members of the| Faruly of Krskino (Colleges. Tho build- | v ing now used by tho Due West congregation a* a house of worship is to ho moved . from its *prm?ent cite, and placed beside 1 the Female college, when it will he made j a part of the college. The increasing at- a tendance of students make an enlarge- | ment of the facilities necessary. Ii Friday Erenlncr Entertainment. s The ladies of the Baptist Church havo ! decided not to spend "an evening in 1 Bohemia," as stated in last week's Prr.v.s i and Banner, but jo make an evening In !c Abbeville so attractive that every one will attend. Through the kindness of their friends, 'they will he able to furnish an elcrjant supper?refreshments of all kinds will be " served : Turkey, ham, pallida and bread, besides nake of mauv kinds, ice cream, and lemonado will he sold. Tho supper will he spread at tho"SkatKjitr Rink," on Friday evening tho 12th Kf October. Ka ImII is a ne.c.cxnity with a village and the ladies will make an effort ^ Kll .day evening to raiso a sutllctent j Hnionnt with which t-> purchase one for f ^he Baptist church. Relieving that tho n whole community is interested on this!* subject, it is hoped th:*t everyone will at- : c tend. The gentlemen, especial! v. are request-1 c ed to eat very lightly on Friday, and th"n ; * - como to the supper and enjo'v tho good f things. Hot coH'eo will ho served by ex- I v perienced hands. j Quick Work. j" Mr. B. K. Beacham commenced work'" at the new brick blacksmith and woodjj . shops on the Marshall House lot last ' Saturday week, and last night nearly all> 1 the tinning of the roof was finished. " The blacksmith shop will ho ready fori' 'occupancy to-day. and the woodshop will fl be ready to-morrow. This is the quickest '7 work 011 record for Vbbeville. Much of | tho credit for this prompt work is due to jK the skill and energy of the Anderson'R brother?., who are moat excellent brick c 'maions. (l Thron?h Tickcls. jjj Tho Augusta and Knoxville Division 1 of the Port Royal Rail way, have put; through tickets on sale at Greenwood, as I follows: 1st Class. 2d Class, p To Charleston 6.55 6.20 r To Savannah 6.35 0.00 . To Atlanta. 6.00 * B Storm at Mt. Carmel. p The storm at Mt. Carmel about ten days H 'ago did considerable damage, blowing < down various houses. Mr. Joseph Wells ? lost his dwelling, Mr. John Scott lost his b dining room and kitchpn, Mr. Patrick McCelvey lost his stables. Besides these c losses several other houses wore injured. ? ? 4 - - Work of the Trpasnrer to Date. r ^Totnl number of receipts issued, 2.853. C State tax, 89,256.06 ? Penalty on State tax, 165.15 * County fax, 5,831.61 8peoial tax 20S.it n 1 School tax 3,800.75 a Poll tax, 1,611.00 Rev. R. W. Seymour !was in town 1 Prompt Contractor. Mr. IJ. K. Keueham com mewed work >n a two story dwelling fur Pr. Jones,! lear Cokestniry, on the l'.'tli ultimo, ami , 10 will tlie wooil work this week. 11 ! 1 Tn no ran oversight, wc omittod last j iverk t > mention tin* vi-it <>f Miss Fanny , Mstv Wilt. wJi?> is tr:iv***liiiic ?>> the inter-m *st of the .Sl!Hllt/ Si; I! til of Atlanta. 11 C*r ' iticeess at ;his plaee inn(MinL' new nam;** ' :<? the list oC suliscriliers to tiiat paper is , ho best evidence of the consideration ( iiat was shown the pr?-tty agent, as well i is ih" h *si proof tint fin- Sunny Sixth is ' 1H<I in lll^n esteem iiv our |k-"|.h-. , 1 * it. II. I>. Wit.sox is tint, piitlinir on < iirs in carrying his shoulder still". ^ Vliilo out hunting last Saturday his J n?rsi? inadt' a hail jump across a ditch. j of>?i after which the Doctor jumped oil' I In* horse lighting on his arm and shonl- '' lor. Mo h is not boon able to work with s no hand for a dav or two, hut th?* other land Iris been constantly ready to relieve I lebtors at any moincnt. * Mksxhs. C'otmkan A* to. arc oponinir i , splendid assortment of drills in one of j lie most inviting stores in town. Call to <; ee them. Messrs. Cothran and Lyon are * lard at work, lixin^ their stock, and will ' io ready to answer all demands upon | hem in a few days, of which notice will li ie uivon next week. i n The Anderson Hrothers, brick masons,!, ro the swiftest workmen in this part ofi f the country. The t\v? lai<l seven thons-j nd brick every day last week. This is \. ood enough. If anybody wants to hare, whole brick kiln laid in a week or so. 1 ,l.? t ii Jl Illlll Hl'UU |i;r lillT .iiiuvi^mi * ? i 1 / vi v< n| j f Hi'NAWAY.?A horse attached to a hnsr- j s v on the public sqnaro, rail oil* last Sat- c rday. smashing the vehicle. Tins run j t way was caused l?y a lack of pood butr- I1 y lines. If the reins had not broken i J] lie accident whereby a buirirv was ruin- j j d. would not have happened. j s< Prof. Sami'KTj Htl.I.. of India, nephew j ^ f Win. Hill. Esq., is in town, the truest f Mr. H. K. Hill. We welcome him tola ur town, and hope that his stay anion**]" iir people may be as pleasant to him as ,'' t is agreeable to us. j n" Mr.. E. Y. Skymovr is talking of co- jj to the far West in search of a fortune, j 'f n a little while after he trots there he j t ill be telegraphing to the "old gentle- j n ?an at home ' to kill fatted calf for one. p Prof. W. fJ. Joxrs arrived yesterday I ^ veninsf. ami will take charjso of the,), cliool to-day. Pupils wh > have boon j v i*aitin<; his arrival, will nather up their iook?, and take up the line of inarch. |'' Stbaykd from the farm of Mr. R. A. it Shaw, of M aintain Crock P. O.. An- < orson county, a bay mare. Any in for- " nation of her will he thankfully receiv- F d and liberally rewarded. ,! Htsiiorll. T. Northrop, ofthe Unman 'atholio Church, arrived here vestorday, I ? nd will be the finest oI Capt. M. L. Hon- . ji lam, Jr. This is the Hisliop's lirst visit j<1 n our town. j <* TilK Hew C. II. Pritehard will preach jv t Sharon on the second Sabbath in Oeto- 1 j. >er at 11 o'clock. The day has been t! hanged from the third to the second Sab- j ath. j j, Cai'T. fi KoitoK C. Pkrrin was at home " ...... mm. . 11, ist ween vismnu reiauvo. x u<- v i^uui | . over forgets his old homo. He spprrs to | M ave an affection for the home of his U irth. ! I Ph. W. T. Pknnky is now in the rlrnz: " tore recently occupied 1 v T)rs. Hill <t: t. ,(i\vrv. The latter having taken the e tore recently occupied by Or. Penney. ? Wmr.H it is fue that Pis. Hill A* Lowv and Dr. Penney, have swapped store js nom?, it is- also troe that each firm do- P ires to hold on to his old customers. j ? Mr. C. J. HrxT's saw mill, located on J r, to lands of Mrs. U. \V. Sevtnour, is in j l' ill blast. Those in need of Jumber will I ? nd it to their advantage to see him. ,J Mo TtT?\f \fi?f:rcTT??.YX has bonirht I w le new house recently put up l?v Mrs. j11 might. May he get married and live [ ) appv forever. h Mb. axd Mus. R.P. Calhoun and Mr. (1 I'. L. Oalhouu who have been visiting iend-s here left yosterJay for their home S| ii Florida. 11 Mr. Ephraim Oriffin is now trying j exas. Next yar he will resume bnsi- ,, ess on Hard Labor. There's no place 1< ke home. J. \VnKN our people are paying their ixes they should not forget the printer, v newspaper should bo paid for in ad- H hi1cc. r I>r. Ruokne L. Wilson* loft for Spar- p mliurg yesterday. Let the Spartans give Ri im a kindlv welcome. He deserves it. ^ Mr. Willis Smith and Capt. J. R. arwile have the best specimens of up-js ind cotton that we have seen this year, i Miss Mkta Lythook is off oifavisit fi ? relatives in Aiken. She will spend her 'j hristmas itwav from Abbeville. n Mr. Jahks Hill -?f our town has been j tl irrving i broken arm in :i sling for two ! tl I't-ks lie fell while skating. Thkrf. will lie a festival at Sliiloh on; atrtr lay. the 20th instant, commencing| t ten o'clock in the morning. Mrs. Mary Black, wife of John la?*k, near .wt. uirinm, u;eu iusi outui-i iy night leaving an infant. n They have had no rain yet in Whitej'^ all, and farmers aro anxious about the j its which are coining up. m Mr. John Rrownlkk, of Antreville, ad his hand and arm badly cut in a gin j ne day last week. 11< Messrs. Murbai'ii & Si:therland|s re olF to Anderson with their pictures, p nocoss to them. si Mkssrs. Smith si Wkl'ls hivo nearlv : c" nnplcte l Mr. W. P. Waidlaw's hand- j, >1110 dwelling. m Tiik While Hall Academy is progress-; ? tH tinoly uiuier the supervision of Hev. |( :. W. Seymour. | s Mr. James Siiillito has cone to put:11 ie tin on Mr. James II. Latimer's new i welling. IF Persons attending court will find firstl" lass accommodations at the Abbeville j j l??tel. I \ Lizzie Aiinoli>. of White Hull! einhWorhood is lying very ill of typhoid1 j] aver. v 1 i Mr. K. Y. Seymour is attending the i "air at Greenville, and looking for a'i ride. Altiioi'oh Parson Seymour has work-1 j' tl hard this vear, Richard is still him- j flf. Rev. C. IT. Pritchard will proaHi in * ie Methodist ehnrch next Sunday Right. j ^ Mr. Thos. f. Rii.ky, editor of tlje'#> alxuln Arrjn$ was in town last Monday, j, The store of P, Rosenberg Co. will!a e closed next Thursday, October 11th. j We are glarl to seo t hat the Xwhcrry ] i now leails its editorial matter. > \f W \T W \ ir MviKi.n. clriiifirist at i o finoty-Six, is ill of typhoid fever. 11 Tiik towns of Vcrdery and Bradley, on I ijo A. it Iv. It. It., are prosperous. j \ Tin: shipment of eotton to Oct. I, 1SS3i i i*ns 915 bales, against 709 last year. j ^ Mr. \v. O. Biiadi.ky's son, who was h ery ill last week, is hotter now. j i Mrs. JrnoK Thomson and Mrs. Thorn- j s p. Thomson are in Baltimore. j s I)a. Pknnky and Drs. Hill it Lowrv 1 lave exchanged drug stores. H The voting folks in tho White Ilall i eetion are happy now. ^ Drs. IIii.l it lowkry are at Messrs. t. M. IIaddon it (Vs. Mr ii. ii. Norwood is attending tho m rreenvillo Fair. 11 Crops in Whito Hall arc better than * vas expected. Dr. Pknnky is now beneath the shade |1 f tho maple. j Wk want "84" opposite every name. Mns. Aohkk is in Greenville. Verdery Dots. Mrs. Jolm Tlolliiigswnr'h and Mr. Frankip "olcinan, of Laurens, wore visiting Mr. 8. P. 'eas-'ue's family last week. Miss Nellie pressley. erndnate of I>ue West female C'olleee, commenced teaching school t Cedar Springs on Monday 1st Inst. Miss I s el Ho Is an aceom plished young lady and we iespeak for her much success in tier new volition. I Miss Titla Brooks left last Thursday for; iuitnnn, (ia., where sin- expects to remain for j onio time with her sister, .'Irs. McCnll. Mips Klulse arwile has returned from New- j lerry where*he had l/een visiting for several I reeks. Miss Corn L. Morrow has |nst returned trom ' Sboneezer where she hail been visiting friends ' ,nd r-latives. "And God will spml a judgment on them," aid a lady, when she was informed that the | lew Railroad Company would run trains on iundays. Trains running on the A. A K. II. It., now pavo Greenwood at (i A. M.. reach Augusta ,t 10 A. M., leave there al P. M. and reurn to Greenwood same evening. This in ohorinia iciii ho vprv convenient [>r merchants and others llvlnir along line of i! i. a fC. R. R.. who have business in Augusta. .5 The new Railroad Company will have a j I Me track placed at Verdery In a short while. | ( Farmers have been busy for several days i owing oats barely, &< . We tliink they 1 onldn't do a better thing than sow an abun-, S lance of train. !< Mrs. K. N. Brooks and Miss Ellen Pukes1 ave returned home from the up-country. [ 1 t here t hey had v>een visiting for several weeks.1 I 'hey were highly delighted with their visit, j < The cutting out of the new road from J loo/er's Mill to Verdery was commenced last f londny morning. ;.' A colored boy. livlnson Mr. W. P. Devlin's j 'lace, was bitten, one day last week, by a ;1 iiuuiuiiu IIH^WIPWU. l.onner, a twelve year old son of Mr. \V. P. i 'unly. picks on an averange one hundred' nil fifty pounds of cotton per day. His cxtuple Is certainly worthy of imitation. < A gentleman who lives near Verdery ship- f led a hale of cotton to Greenwood a few days * ko to pay off an account there. He found It] heapcrto ship cot ton to Greenwood and pay t ils Kallroad farethere and back than to hire ' . horse anil wauon to haul it. So much for ; ielng con venlent to a railroad < A gent'eman who only planted onf aero of f orn tills year, hasn't pul ed his fod ler y?t. I ought to have been pulled in July. "He > lidn't have time." | Miss MamieTeauue was vlnl'ing friends and 1 elallve.s near Coranaca last week. An Interesting Union Meeting clos?d at 1 'edfir Sprities on last Fifth Sat?hatn after a ' ssion of three days. It was conducted by " lev. Dr. Slo.iu assisted by Itev. Mr. Moos nd Rev. Mr. ISoyd of Newberry. Mrs. It. H. Itevlln has Ju<t ri'celveil a full ssortment of milll.ieiy goods which she offers ] ,t the lowest prices. j 1 Men'a Suits from $."> and upwards at P. f Rosenberg Co., all wpll ma?Jo ?nd in 10 lutest styLes, ( Orange Blossoms nt Coronnea. E'litur I'-rcix awl ll'innrr : Last Thiirsthiy 111 * ith lust., was a happy .lay In ?'oraiiutM Hfiijhlioi hin There was a iiiiirrlauo in hip t'oranara li.?ptlst church <>11 that day. The church luul liccn beautifully I1K1 lasicillll.* lie III il ICO lltv IIIC K I 11(1 II11II US (II ; nany lady iriends. At .* .o'clock, 1'. M., the' i:n si|>j>-?int( I f<?: tlx* marriage, the church i ivas alin.^l overflowing Willi kind fili-n ls| lvIhi luid come to witness ihe inerrbigc. The1 %?up!e was on time. Miss I! mi l-'onslie play- I Hi an lult ie*ting imtrc'i as Ih- v aine into tin11 lunch. And then Mr. \V. (J. Idee, dr., w.is | imrrled t*? Miss Alice Steuart by the Kcv. \V. t. Neville. Hut this did not by any means nd the enjoyment of thei ecn?don. i'ol. and ' dr?\ Rice had Invited ninny friends to he resent at their house immediately after tiie narilugf. Of eours? the invitation was ac epteil. Your correspondent is exceedingly :lad that he was invited. The young couple many hearl-felt congratulations and rood wishes from Iheir friends who were esent. The bride had not been forgotten 1 ef irehand either. For on a table near by onId be seen many beautiful and useful p*e;< 111s which Iter friends ha I sent in to her. 1 Vud then there was another table there, t'ol. 1 ind Mrs. Klee furnished tl;i< labia. !t had ; ?een pr.?;?are?l not for luture use. tint for pre- , eat consumption. And it serve I its purpose rell. The remainder of the evening w.is pent In pleasant conversation and in listening to sweet and delightful music. About 11 ('dock the many trlends left these enjoyable cenes to go to their respective places ot'nbod". j UkI they all went away wishing the bride! ml jjro mi si happy ami prosperous iiiu in ; ; heir now relations. May th?-y live lonsj ami i. iappily togoi her; may tliey continue to have nany friends to encourage tijem : ami may miiient success attend all of their underiikin^s. A KIUKXD. Card from ('apt. Madison. 'alitor /'r< *x nml Itiinnrr: in your ls?ne of tile 'Jlith instant, there apears an article over the signature of "Taxlayer." attempliim to show how the Tax-payr? are hoodwinked, and to vent a little of his ! pieen upon the Chairman of tlie Hoard ofj tottnty Commissioners. As all know I am lie person alluded to, I will give ilie Taxlayers a fair statement of tiieease which Tax-1 layer has failed to do. ami If there he such diiitii attached as Tax-payer represents then must hear It. Soiiio week- since an Overi'er of the road< helnj? ordered hy the Super- ( i-or to have the road worked called out the f ands to work the road. The hands appeared nd worked one day and the road heln?r dry nil hard the hands wished to defer working { mil rain. The Overseer thought hest to coninuo Hie work next day. which he had a per ct right. under the law to do. lint thirteen ' f the hands refused nexl day to work. Th- I Iverseer reported them to the trial justice 'lie trial Justice, as was his duty, summoned lie parties before him. The ease came up for i lal. The defendants had employed an attorey to defend them. Tiie Overseer also einloyeil an attorney. The Jury failed to a?ree ( ml a mistrial was the res'uli. Another day < as set for trial. The Supervisor, as It wa? ( is duty, came to the aid of his Overseer and k rote to an attorney to come to his assisttwe. All this was before the unmanly Chairnan of the Hoard knew any thine ahont tlie itllculiy. Thetrhd instlee notllled m.1 or tno ay set fur trial, with ? reijnpst that I should e present. I had not employed any attore.vs hut loetln? It was my duty toald HieKuervisor and Overseer In Vindicating the law, w.is present and the proposition came from elendants counsel for a compromise which las for the defendants to publicly ncknowldue the supremacy of the law wlih n promse to work at anv time with ten minutes i.nlee. it the prosecutor would withdraw the inlelme'sts. In consultation with the proseulor. Supervisor and attorneys. It. was bought best to do so. The acknowledgment as publicly jnade but defendants refused to ay the cost. I objected openly in Court to lie county paying the costs and did not conr-nt at lsi?t. hut the attorneys aerecd among hcmselvcs that they would pay the costs. I ad no objection to that, as the law was n? nucli vindicated as It these defendants had een pressed to the wall, and I consenteil to lie with lrawal of the case. The county had o costs charged against them. As to what lie attorneys would charge I knew noihln/. had not employed them myself, hut I knew natevcr they charged would have to be passd upon by the Hoard, but that had nothing ? do with my consent to compromise the asp. I acted as I thought best for the county, n I I hope ever to have manliness not to i'end one hundred or more dollars of the eople's money through spite aim revenge, uppose I lie case h iil hoon managed as Taxaver scorns t'i Indicate hensserts tlint the de iidnnls plead eullty which they did not 'early. They elain>?d extenuation or cause ?r their refusal and fro*n what transpired afr*r the clove of theca?elf the trial had ben nshed tliere would have been another misrial and another hill of costs added, nnd In tie event of a final conviction the eonnty rould probably been saddled with all the excuse, as it has been In many c.-ircs. The rbole thing would have cist, the county irtrely over one hundred dollars which can e shown clearly. Xow, as the law was vlnic iteil no extra cost charged to the county, as ii not better than spending the money of ax-payer foolishly for nothing but a little pite and r?vcnee as I believed that we could ot force those defendants to pay anything, nd they declared they would not pay 111" hole costs, and Jail fees would have to he aid by the county at last, and would have nt >ast been the amount named. The Jail fees lone tit. tlie shortest time possible would be W.'A The trial justice and constable fully as inch, and I hope Tax-payer may be eonInced that the unmanly Chairman of the ioard had the Interest of all the Tax-payers i view In doing what he did do ami no disposition to he vindictive and spend other peole's money unnecessarily. And in conclu- t Ion, if odium attaches I must bear as best I in and hope ever to be manly enough to do hat is right. " So, Mr. Editor. I think I have exposed the * reat"hoodwinking" of the Taxpayers and : ill save the Immortal five, headed by large ] a k - payor from the trouNfi or exposing mc : . mil perpetrated upon the Tax payers by { lelr n 11 manly Chairman of the Hoard of nunty Commissioners.nnd lielievlns that all , men will asrree with me I now leave | ^ 10 matter with the Tax-payers, feeling clear |' lat if I have erred It was an error of the * ead and uot of the heart. ' Yours respectfully. ; G. M. MATTISOX. Oct. P.lSKt. j. .O* I Real Estate Transfers. J W A Hall to I>on Adams and J W Cun- t inghain, 2acres. 9th township. $30, hounded v Anderson Lime, Tucker Budge aud \V A [all. Jas T White and C 0 White to Thns Waller J ikI Charles Waller, 130 acres, 1st totvnslilp, f :j0, hounded by lands of Estate of Mrs [ [ackett and Mrs Klienhurjr. 1 W A Benson to I P Phillips 1 house and it, 1st township, 8500. hounded by Cambridge J treet.W It Hilton, K M I'ope. 4 J FC I Hi Pre, Sheriff Abbeville County, and ' C Hart to (J W Conner, 800 acres. :!d townlip, St.tlOO. bounded by lands of W Z McGee, I, Smith and others. ' (J It Pettigrcw to (i P PettlRrew, % acres. :t township.S'iO'1. bounded by lands of Antler- t m Lewis, Jasper A Brown and G P Petti- i rew. It \V Lltes to Mrs Girtrude Munell, 1 lot, 9th >wnship, 81.000. bounded by Twlgus street, loan Street, A T Itobenson, >1 H Jotinsou, in lock 1*8. It \V Lltes to Mrs G P Munell. 1 lot In 2V$ itch In Troy, 9th tow iship, S100, bounded by Idue Street, Bradley Street, and Itov. li. F, iradlcy. I It Irwin to Mrs G P Munell, ."*0x124 in rov, 9th township, SV), bounded by 1 M linor. It W Lltes, lot Xo. 4. block F. Joshua I> Kills to Mamie Mucin. 137-43 ci efl,t Hodes Place and Smith Plane, ISO acres. I,"UK), bounded by luuis of W V. MeGhee, W Arnold, Joshua l> Kills, and others. Jas M Jord:in to W (! (irlliin, J,< acre. 8th Dwnship, ?T"?, hounded by lands of l)r J W .icon, P II Bradley, Sr., and W C Griffin. Amanda Johnson to John S Johnson, 80 ores, l.'ith township. SO acres, bounded l>y indR of Geo C Gravis, Charles F Baker, Iliznbith Bell, M A Kemp. John S Johnson to Amanda Johnson, 80 cres, l.'ith township, 80 acres-, bounded by inds of J K G Bell. Amanda Johnson, M A [emp. and Annie Blake. J (,' Maxwell to.Kallielt Maxwell, 210 acres, | ud towdship SI,.W>, bounded by lands of I'eter lykard. Win Bell, Kenny Blake, \V K Blake, nd others. Sarah M Guffin to Celia T Jones, I5V> neres, llh township. 52.500, bounded by lauds of Kst. 'homas C Pcrrin, Charles White. V I) Lee, losely Kdwards, and others. 1' II Bradley to Jaines Stcifle. 21 by 90 feet. til cownsnlp, SIS. bounded by lands of It II Iradlcy. Dl* J W Ligon and W C (irlrtln. J M Jordan to Jas Stellte. 20 perches, :|0x100 [ et. Sih township, S7'?, hounded by lauds of k. J Twiggs, J M Jordan, and Gen P II Brad- i ey. \ Sallle A Brai blett to James II Brainblett, . i).'? acr?'s, 3d to'..nship. love $")00, bounded by ] Unas oi .Mrs ,>i ?: Williamson, .1 w .unrri- 1 rum. trustee, ami James H Bramblett. W K Dunn to Sal lie A Bramblctt, 1'tO acres, J (1 township, hounded hy Mrs M U Willam- ] on, J W Merrlmon, trustee, and J H Branib- , ett. I' II Pradley to Wesley C (Jrlflln, 48x00 feet, th township, S8<>. hounded l?y lands of P II iradley, I>r J W I,Icon and .lames Steltle. J110 A Moore to Lilly M Klnard, 31x110 leet, louse and lot. 1st township, $<00, bounded >> lands of T M Pope, Mrs Kerrln, Cambridge itreet, and Phillips Jackson. Florence K Brooks and J Warren Brooks to 1> Merri men. :KS acres, 1st township, 81,2*1, >oundcd by lands of Florence K Brooks, II II 'reswell, Kst. uf Col Mattison and Mrs Kila 'oleman. II P (ialphln to C P Roberts, >{. Interest In Oft acres, 1st township,81,000. bouncied by lands if Kstate of Dr John Stewart, Moore & Quarlcn, U It Turner and others. J F (* DuPre, Sherltl. J M Lethe's land to 5eo M Trenholm. M25acres, fith township. SI.|iH). bounded hy lands of Oeorge Nlckles. toht Dunn, Cochran Brick House place, and j >1 Iters. John Wilkerson to Km ma R Car wile. I icres, Kth township. 8MUV0. bounded by lands) )f Willis Smith, Hugh Wilson. Marv K Hey- ' nour. Kstate Richard Watson and John Wllterson. KmmaRCarwile to Hugh Wilson, 15acres, ith township, SiOO, bounded hv lands o! Willis Smith, Hugh Wilson. Mary W Seymour, and >lher lands of Krnma R Carwi'e. Mary L finrlirht to fbos Mc(?ettigen, 1 house uid lot, .1 acres, llth township, 81700, hounded >y Depot Street. Mrs F J Marshall, Magazine Street, and J F C DuPre. Henry P MeGee to L A Morris, 312 acres. 51 h ownship, S-1,000. bounded hy Kllzabeth Kills, Dan Kills, MissSallie CIinkscales, and others. U M Jordan to L W and I) A I' .Ionian, 250 ind 90 acres. 7th township. Si.Oti, bounded by anils of J Fuller Lyon, .Sirs M M Lipscomb, Henry Reed, and others. Laura H Horton to Jas T tyitlmer, 11 acres, louse and lot, 13th township. 81500, bounded ?y lands of James M Latimer, Mrs P-iessly, \irs Mlchell, L M Mosely and Mrs Nancy lirooks. P A Tims to John W B Sheton, 104 acres, 1.1th township, 8">"<) and premises, bounded by I B Bnrslss. L O Kvins, and others. Jane C Hutchison Kxer. Itobt Hutchison, to I'almira a Prcssly, 375 acres, 3d township, S2,53(i.30, bounded by lands of Mrs Margarat Moore, G R McCalla, Jas T I>atlmer, and >thers. Titos A Carter to Jane C Hutchi?on, Kxor. itobt Hutchison, 371! acres 1'tth township, !2,53?>.30, hounded by lands of Margaret Moore, J R McOilla, Jas T Latimer, and others. .Joseph T Simmons to Grace Simmons, l | louse and lot, 10 acres, 2d township, 81 .'150, 1 winded by lands of John T McKellor. Milton Joleman. MethodistChurch and Public Road. , R W LltestoJ M Mef'aln 2acres,0th town-1 'hip. 872, J F White, R W Lltes, and Main j street. Francis Henry to John Oason. 4 acres, 6th township, 820, hounded by lands of Francis' Henry, Kst Thomas Gordon, Ksi Dr Mabry, j deceased, and others. Mary F Hamlin to Sarah Jane Caldwell, !7!t acres, 12th township, 80 bales cotton, bounled by lands of Judge s McGowan, Capt. Swilling, and others. Known as Lynch homestead. j R W Lltes to Mrs S A Glover 30x110 feet. Oth 1 ownship. 8115, bounded by lands of J II Bur- > lett. S A Glover, and others. P VV r itoo In \ft-c w a r:invor 30t? 0th I township, $I2T>, bounded by iunds of L il IU18- ! tell, ({lock (', Lot B. Win ft Powell to Ward In w i* Kd wards, 100 icres. Ill 1 Itli township, 81,11*1 hounded tiv lands of \V \ ('lav, W A Lee Perinellu C . Itllcy, I! A Hoyd, and others. Prex-ly f'Sijbcr to Kll/. i Ann <uber. 120arres. !lh township, love and affection. SVW. botinled by lands of. IM Campbell, Mary Bell, J < Caim, und others. Roy's Suits of all sizes and qualities, at F\ Rosenborg it Co. They rat) tit any one n a suit from a hoy t vears old up to th arnest sizes of Men's Clothing, and una A mtce a hai-gain in what they sell you. I White Hi-others have a good stock of , .n.n/.li..,. .. I ,.C ...... ,tw I'trbtug, is lkji. ui v vi j uic^aui j White Jlrothors have in stock a splon- [ did stork of Indies cloaks, which are of- i forud at low prices. i White Ili'cthers will take great pleasure j in showing the ladies their large stock cif j dress goods, black and colored cashmeres H black silks, trimming silks, velvets, plaids, d'c.. itc. ; t" Keep it betorn the people! That lm-'v nioiiHu stock of ready-made clothing at J.' White Brothers. Supply yourselves ? with a winter suit ami an over-coat. . If in need of shirts cull on White Brothers. 'J hey offer two different uhirti ' at one dollar each, both of which are ex- I cellcnt. They are each made out of the j very host niateri lis and for the price cm- | not. he excelled. Their stock both of ; shirts and undershists is very large and i t every one can he lltted. ' k. The celebrated Salem (N. C.) eassiineres ! mid jeans can he found at White Brothers. These goods are well known. They are honestly made, having n ? "shoddy"' j about them. No goods on the market! j, will out-wear them. j (in to White Brothers and set shoos for ] yourself, your wife and children. Cold oj weather is near. Prepare for it. i K ct Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Can now bej found at P. Roschberg tfc Co's in all styles ul ind qualities. No one can lorve their j tl 4tore without being suited in both thejJJ] goods and prices. d) The time nas come when eoous mu.sc n be sold at short profits, call at the Cincin- ^ imti repository if you want Wagons, Bugries, or Harness on those terms. Thos. Hoggs. It is a beauty?tint single strap buggy larness for saio at the Cincinnati repository. Call and see it. Thos. Be^gs. tl Just received ! Another lot of all kip d< icavy draft collars, and for sale at the Cincinnati repository, Thos Begt>s. The celebrated Harvest set comprises ;en pieces useful tinware price $1.25 per iet at Parker it Hill's. tf Barley seed for sale by W. J. Smith ?fc Jon. tf A Ik yon want nice homemade harness, ?o to* J. C. Newman's shop in Knox's "1 juilding, at Abbeville. tf J Baulky ! barley, nt Smith <fe Son's. tl Something nice?the boom. G The best grade English Island molass- 0 is at Parker Si Hill's. tf nt Strawberries?Beat Plan of Cultiva- f* In g. Bj [Southern Cultivator.] .. Please state which Is the most profitable vny of cultivating strawberries for market d< o that the plains will continue beurlnir for i nore than one your profitably. I have heard hat In rows three feet wide by two In the n he drill Is a good way when kept cultivated. (J - O., Linden Aid. answKit.?I'lunt in rows 3 feet apart, plants m 5 to 18 inches in the rows. As soon iih the tearing season Is over cultivate nsyou would CI ottou, and keep runners cut. off us last up i hey appear. It Is said tills may be done pilte rapidly by a disc with sharpened edge, Ixrd so us to revolve In a slit at one end of a . vooden handle. A man pushes it along be- cl ore him near the hills and cuts of the run- fu lers while young and tender. Or e similar Use may he put on one s?de of a cultivator P1 ind the runners cut off when ploughing out j, lie rows with that Impllment. We have icver seen it tried. In addition to cultlvn- ai ing and removing runners, given top dressng every winter of compost of ashes and voods' earth: this will not produce a very ni leelded affect upon th<> crop of the spring mmediateiy following, hut will lie worked n by rainnnd cultivation theensulng stunner and will strengthen the plants for the lext crop after that. Vepelnble Poetri*. Potatoes mine from fur Virginia; Parsley was sent us from Sardinia; French beans, low growing on the earth, Jl To distant India trnce their birth; Hilt scarlet runners, gay and tall. That climb upon your garden wall? A cheerful Right to all around? In South America were found. Tl The onion traveled here from Spain; The leek from Switzerland we gain ; Garlic from Sicily obtain. T Spinach in Syria crows. * Two hundred years ago or more, ki Pra7.il the artichoke .tent o'er. And Southern Europe's seacoast Beet roots on us bestows. M When good Queen Hess was reigning hero, ... Peas came frotn Holland, and were dear. The Snuth of Europe lays Its claim tl' To beans,.but to some from Egypt came. o! The radishes, both tiiin and stout, r Natives of China are, no doubt; M Put. turnips, carrots and sea-kale, la with celery, so crist) and pale, jt Are products of our" own I'm I r land ; And cabbages, a goodly tribe, Which abler pens might well describe, Are also ours, I understand. m ?English Magazine. The Flnriitn Agricultitiiit think thatstrnw- " )erry culture is one of the best paying invest.* C< neuts in the Slate. I lean be entered on with _0 mall expenditure, comes in curly and give* cady money. Those aitout t(? enter on It T hould prepare the land in time and fertilize t well. If the land is low It should he made m ip into beds, but on high lands this is not iccessary. The plains can be put in from N September to the end of November, at any ar line during those months that the seasons ire propitious. It Is essential that people hituld engage their plants In time us the It ;ood seasons may have passed away while I ley are looking for plants; therefore, have 'our land ready and know where to get the m dants. Many failures have been made by belli; dilatory. The "Wilson Albany," "Neunan's" and "Federal Point" have given the >e*t satisfaction so far, having good keeping iropertles. The"Sharpless," we think, would to well us the plants seom naruy unu passes hrough the summer well. Bitten* nv Rats.?Mr. 0. J. Floyd was re- S? tently bitten on the finger by a rat that had aken refuge in hU pantaloons. It Is feared hat lie will lose his hand, lie had been kiltiie and capturing rats. Mr. John Kirk, was also severely bitten by i rat. We hope they may both recover.?Xcu>icrry yews. DEATH. j, ^^rwammm ? ? Died, near Donaldsville. on Tuesday, Octn>er "J, 1KS3, Mrs. W. T. I^itimer, after a short lines* of congestion of the heart, In the fory-nlnth year of her age. She leaves a hus>and, four children, and numerous other klnlred ana friends to mourn her unexpected T leath. She was a member of the Turkey ,'roek Baptist church formally years, and idorned ttie religion which she professed, she was burled at Broadmouth Baptist :hurch. the funeral service being conducted 1 >y ttie Rev. It. W. Burts in the presence of a ... orge concourse of friends and neighbors who ,.( lad assembled to pay a last tribute of atrec- ' ion lo the deceased. "Blessed arc the dead vlilch die In the Lord." 21 Died, at her residence near Antrevllle. on vl he 22nd September 1X81 of congestion of the VI tver, Mrs. M. Kllzabeth Crowther In her fifty- J* irst year. She Joined the church at First J'1 'reek about thirty years prior to her death, md died as sho ha<l lived in the faith. She eaves two children whose loss Is Irreparable, she was a kind mother, Rood neighbor and ver ready to minister to the wants of the ;lck. Peace to her ashes. P. A son of Mr. Perry McMnh.in. of Antrevllle, lied l:?st Sunday week of diptherla, aged two rears and six months. Another son of Mr. McMahan died Inst [j Saturday of the same disease. MARKET REPORT. CORRECTED WEEKLY RY tl PAKKER& HILL ? COTTON BUYERS g &Dd Dealers in General Merchandise. ![, Cotton In pood demand and (reely taken : n' [Jood middling Middling 9Y2C<i.%. Bucnn, western markets firm and advancing. J" ( 'lour. SO.V), and ?<.50. Salt-, SI to 81.35. Meal "5 to 90. Corn ft") to 85. Bagging 11 to 13. Tien ?j ?1.25 lo SI.75. Molasses 40 to 50. Syrun 50 to 75. w Sugar!) to lie. Chickens 15 to 25c. kggs 13}/$ G1 Lo 15c. Butter 15 to 30e. New Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Shop. rWILL open tlie new brtek shop which is C now heirs hulIt ivt .T. B. Baker s old stand, l<. where I will he able lo supply all persons who may give me a cull, with Carriage. Wagou and Buggy work. W. <i. CHAPMAN. Oct. 10,1883. tf KTotice. 1 ncr<w? LongCune?t Uochran'H Mill, will jS he lot to the lowest responsible bidder on Saturday. 27th October, at 11 o'clock, at ubove place. Specifications made known on day of lettiug. C W. T. COWAN, County Commissioner. - Oct. 10.1RS3. 3t J WANTED. I d MALE TEACHER wanted at Lowndesvllle, for the year 1884. Nono need apply unless they are willing to take the hcIiooI for what It Is worth, also must have a FIRST GRADE certificate. About twenty-five scholars this yenr. n Present rates. Including 1'ubllc Funds, SS, S12, and 810 dollars per session. ? J. II. MOSELEY, a Sccretnry Hoard Trustees. Oct. 10,1883, 2t Master's Sale. ? Sullivan <fc Bro. against Hall Belcher, B. Lindsay Seott, Mrs. E. Fannie Allen. 13 V virtue of an order of sale made in n the above stated case by the Hon. J. B. i ^ Kershaw, Jud^e Fifth Circuit, on first j day or October, 1883, I will sell at public | outcry at Abbeville 0. H., iS. CM on fifth ! day of November, 1883, within the legal n hours of sale, the following described J property, situato in said State and Coun- r ty, to wit* All that tract or parcel of j lund. known as the William Caldwell i place, and containing One Hundred and Forty-Seven Acres, J more or less, anrl bounded by lands of i John L.Arnold, Francis Clink.sc.nlps, S. S. Boles and J. (?. Hurdin, lying between Lowndesville and Harper's Kerry on Savannali River. The Church lot of one and one-tenth acres is reserved. ( TERMS OF SALE?Cash. M. L. BOX HAM, JR., Master. Oct. 10, 1883, 4t Farm for Sale. s I / f) ACHKS, nt Wliito Pond, on the S. f. II. -i [*tC It.. % inili-R fnun AiiKUMtn, Hh. Id the I liter nt' tin; melon nml fruit growing *enIon ?r the Kintc Most of Ilia laml In cutII- t| iiilon. I.nrpi I nrn and stables und two bo id ,, niiHtit hou-iC* on Hit' place. Hound on onp *lilt* l>y ilio Itullrond tind on nnotlier by a d ..i.r f,. I I ,.f If,.lor For lurtln-r 11)foi iniitloti udUress " A P. WOODWARD, " Elko, S. C. ?)< (. 10, IS it < jd State of South Carolina? }| Abbeville County. 11 robntct'Duri?Cltntion for I.Piters of AdminiKirntlon. v J. Kuli.kk Lvon, Esq., Pkoiiate Jvdoe. rr ,\r 11 iMiir, n. u. /.imkiit, n? i. i.. i'? miri; y t\ made wiiii to me, to grant liim I.cttcrH r Administration i?i' tliK PHtati* hiiiI etleotx of 111 Il7.-i MitllUoii, luli: of Abbeville county. de.'ll-'Cd. 'I'lieHe are therefore, to cite and admonish c] II and singular the kindred and credllorn of le Maid Kllzn Mattlson, deceased, that they be H1 ud appear, before me. in the Court ol Fro- fr ?te. to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Thursiiy, the lftth of November, 1883. after publlra- Cl on hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to D low caime. If any they have, why the said ' dinlniHtrutlon should not be granted. ti Given under my liand and sen), thin 8th day of October, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eightythree and in the one hundred and eighth year of American Independence. Published on the 10th day of October, 1883, in ic I'rr.tM ami Runner and on the Court House ? jot for the time required by law. J. FULLER LYON, Judge l'robate Court. Oct. 10, 1883, Gt Master's Sale. Inmanza Cann against Antiio Bowen and others. 3 C JY virtuo of an order of sale made in di io above stated caso by the Hon. J. S. oi othran, Judge 8th Circuit, on 4th day of d; etober, 1S33, 1 will sell at pu'olic ontcry In , Abbeville C. H., S. C., on the fifth day pi ovetnber, 18S3, within the legal hours of ij 1o tha fnllnwlnr? ilnanrlhn/1 nrnnnrf u1 1 a tuato in said State and County, being of 01 le Real Estate of Goorgo \V. Bowen, E >ceased, to wit: All that trast or piroel ai nd, ae Hundred and Ninety-Three Acres. ore or less, bounded by lando of S. C. R linkseales, Wm. Mann, W. L. Camp- si 3ll and others. TERMS OF SALE?One-half the pur- cl iase money to be paid in eaHh, balance if i twelve months, secured by bond of pi itrchaser and mortgage of the premises, jj iterest from date at ten per cent, per p, mum. Purchaser may anticipate second payiont?and must pay for titles. M. L* BONHAM, JR., Master. Oct. 10, 1883. Master's Sale. g ine C. Hutchinson, as Executrix of Robert Hutchinson, deceased, J against j nomas M. Tucker, Mary A. Tucker and oth- ^ ers.?Foreclosure. je {Y virtue of an order to inc directed. In the jj ' nhove.Rlated case,I will sell to the highest ddcr, at public auction, within the legal " wrs of Kale, at Abbeville Court House, on onday, the fifth day of November A. D. 1883 sc le following described property, to wit: All hi iat tract or parcel of land, known as a part the PeterS. Burton tract. In said State and ^ junty, on Savannah River, bounded by nds of H. H. Harper, W. C. Pressley and isper N. Burton, containing THREE HUNDRED ACRES. IT1 C ore or less. Also, that tract of land known ^ the old Bartley Tucker tract on Savannah ^ Iver, and sllunto, lying, and being In the mnty of Abbeville, South Carolina, and WO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES j ore or less, and bounded by lands of Jasper flr . IJurton, W. C. Pressley, W. F. Cllnksculcs id Savannah River. 1 TERMS?One-half cash. Ralance on a credof twelve month*, with Interest from day sale, wcurcd by bond of purchaser and tti ortgage of the premises. M. L. HON HAM, JR., L: Master Abbeville County. ch Srpt. \ 1883. tf in CI Hate of South Carolina, ? P? Abbeville County. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ilia A. Martin. Dalntlfl, ] Copy Surnaicalntit j mons. For CI la H. Martin, Williams R. j Relief. ,11111(111, I IIIMimn /\. IHlUUni-, r James Kvans, M. L. Honham, I (Complaint Jr., us Master for said County, | served.) Defendants. J _ Pi i tliu Defendants Ina H. Martin, Williams B. Martin, Thomas A. Hudtfens, .lames Kv- 3ans, M. L. Bonham, Jr., as Master for st?ld County. \ TO\J are hereby summoned and required to * [ answer tho complaint In this action, I m lilch Is tiled in the oHlct of the Clerk of the 1 lh )urt for said County, and to serve a copy of ce lur answer to thesald complalnton tne sub- 1 rlbers at their office, at Abbeville Court ar ouse. S. C.. within twenty day* after the ser- sa cc hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser- be oc; and II yon full to answer the complaint bii Ithln the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In do ils action will apply to the Court for the re- h< i>f demanded In the complaint. ca Dated September 27th A. D. 1883. > M. P. DeBRUHL and ARMISTEAD HURT, Plaintiff's Attorneys. |n H ,.S.] M. G. Zeiolkr, C. C. P. d the Defendant Williams B. Martin? Take Notice, That the summons of which o ie above Is a copy, together with the comHint In this action, was tiled in the ofllc* of 10 Clerk of the Court of Common Pleus for ild County on tho 2Sth day of September A. . ji?>. /MHO, mill 1111 uruci mime uj juulc <i, Cothran. on September 2?th, 1RR3, was f1le<l tj> i tlie Clerk's office on thai day requiring tno *fendants In this action toshow cause at the Rxttcrmof the Court of Common Pious for lid Cotinty, why nn Injunction should not T i* granted restraining the sals of the PlainfTn land described In the advertisement of ile. under the order in the ease of Itm II. [nriln vs. \V. B. Mat tin et ul, should not be _ .'anted. P M. P. DbBRUHL and ARMI8TEAD RUItT, "| Plaintiff's AttorncyH. ? Ocj. 10,18S3, flt tf. II State of South Carolina, i? V Abbeville Countv. |p IN THE PROBATE COURT. 8? .. T. Wideman, as Administrator and Plaintiff, n' . tc against icily 0. Truwit, Jas. M. Trewit and oth- a] era, Defendants. fc omplaint for Sale of Land for Payment fc of Dobts. [ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUT- a( ry at Abbeville Court House, on S^le- j, ay in November noxt, within tho legal a, murs of Hale, for the payment of debts, ho following described real estate, be- w mging to the estate of William Truwit, leceased, to wit: c: if vuiitui xiav/t, tuiuaiuiu^ i q 202 Acres, 6 noro or less, bounded by tract No. 2, Kdnto of W. K. Bradley. Long Cane Creek, nd the Dower tract. No. 2, The Carr Tract, containing 225 Acres, lore or less, bounded by tract No. 1, J. I. Britt and Dower tract. No. 3, containing ? 80 Acres, j noro or less, hounded by J. M. Trowit, ti )ower and Brick House tracts. 1 Nc. 4, Brick IIouso Tract, containing 180 Acres, ? noro or loss, bounded by tract No. 3, J. . Palmer, J. M. Trowit and Augusta oad. XT#* (I Ptilmn** T ? <* nf nAfiiutnSnnr i.1 V. ?J| i aittJOl itav?| vwuM*iu??g j* 160 Acres, j uore or less, bounded by A. B. Kennedy,: . B. Palmer, Francis Wideman, and, )o\vcr truct. " TERMS?Ono-lialf cash, balance on a 11 redit of twelve months with interest soured by bond and mortgage of the proprty. Purchasers to pay for papers. t 'lats to bo exhibited on day of sale. ] J. FULLER LYON, J Judgo Probate Court. Oct. 10, 1333, it ' Mastes's Sale. lilton M. Clinkscalea against John C. ClinkscalcH et nl.?Partition. By virtue of an order of hhIo made in Iio above utatod cnse by the Lion. J. S. othran, Judgo Eighth Circuit.on eighth ay of September, 1883,1 will sell at pubis outcry at Abbeville C. II., S. C., on tho fth day of Novembor, 18S3, within the ;gal hours of sale, the following do- i uribcd proporty, situate in said State and I ounty, being of tho Real Estate of Adisoii Clinkscales, deceased, to wit: All !iat tract or parcel of land, known as the mds on which Elizabeth A. C'linkscaU-B veil at her death, and containing Two Hundred and 'Two Acres, lore or less, and bounded by lands of William Clinkseales, John N. Young nd others. ( TERMS OF SALE?One-half the pnr!i#se money to be paid in rash, the baltice in twelve months, with interest om dato at ten per cent, per annum, bclred by bond and mortgage of the remises, with leave to purchaser to ancipate second payment. M. L. BON HAM, JR., Master. Oct. 10, 1883, 4t Master's Sale. , R. Ellenberg against S. A. Ellonbcrg, Adtn'x, ptal. ? Partition. } , . -r i vinno 01 an oruer 01 saie maue in le above stated caso by tlie Hon. J. S. ( othran, Judgo Eighth Circuit, on 2!Hh \y of September, 1883, I will at public Jtcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on fifth 1 ay of November, 1883, witliin the legal J ours of sale, tho following described roperty. situate in said State and Coun% being of tho Real Estate of Wm. El- 1 mberg, deceased, to wit: All that tract J p parcel of land, of which the said Wm. llenberg died, seized and possessed, id containing ' One Hundred and One Acres, ] icro or less, and bounded by lands of J. ,. Ellenberg, Martin Hackctt, S. B. Mnrlall and S. B. Brooks. ! TERMS OF SALE?One-half the pur- ' lase money to be paid in cash, balance i twelve months secured by bond of . nrehascr and mortgage of the premises. | iter est from day of salo. Purchaser to i ay for papers. I M. L. BOXIIAM, JR., Master. Oct. 10, 1883, 4t I iuasi?i s oaie. erhard Diercks against Richard Davis ot al.?Partition. 3y virttio of an order of salo made in 10 above stated case by the Hon. I. D. fitherspoon, Judge Sixth Circuit, on it!) day of June, 1883, I will sell at pub- ] r outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on 10 fifth day of November, 1883, within j io legal hours of sale, the following tie- J sribod property, situate in said State i id County, known as the Davis Lands, < i wit: All that tract or parcel of land, t nown as Tract No. 1, and containing j Two Hundred and Twelve Acres, 1 nrfl or nnrl bounded bv lands of Iiipley, Toibert, Rarrett and Tract No. 2. lao that tract or pared of land, conining our Hundred and Fifty-Two Acres, ' ore or less, and hounded by lands of rs. Porter, Lemuel Bell, Barrett Lands, id Tracts No. 1 and 3. Also, that tract ' parcel ot land, containing Two Hundred Acres, ore or loss, and bounded by lands of, ' ell, Rook, Waller, Ray, tiio Barrett % ands and Tract No. 2. TERMS OF SALE?One-half the puriase money to bo paid in cash, balance j one year, with interost from date se- -j ired by bond of purchaser and oiortige of premises. Purchaser to pay for ipers. 1 M. L. BONHAM, JR., Master. Oct. 10, 1883, 4t J tate of South Carolina. * 1 d Abbeville bounty. obatc Court?Citation lor Letters of Admln** iHtration. r J. Fuller Lyon, Esq., Prorate Judge. HEREA8, A. C. Cllnkscales, has mndc salt to me. to grant him Letters of Ad- < lnlstrallon of the estate and effectsof Wll- ' mi Cllnkscales, lateof Abberllle county, deased. I These arc therefore, to cite and admonish all J id singular the kindred and creditors of the J Id William Cllnkscales, deceased, that they i and appear before me, In the Court of Proite, U> be held at Abbeville C. H., on TueHly, the 10th of October, lfiSil,after publication ;reof, at 11 o'clock In the forrnoon, toHhow use If any they have, why the said Admin- , tratlon should not be granted. Oivec under my hand and seal, this first day ? of October, In tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eightythree and In the one hundred and eighth year of American Independence. Published on the 3d day of October, 18X3, the Prrss and lianner anil on the Court ousc door for the time required by law. .1 Fifr.r.Klt LYON. judge Probate Court. Oct. 8,1883. tf Itate of South Carolina, Abbeville Countv. x Parte J. Fullir Lyon, as Public Guardian. 0 l ro Estate of D. W. Hawthorn, Lunatic. ! otition for Sulo of Reul Estate to Pay i > 1 Debts, itc. T x'linn a XT /~v o r\ tt I> Mint" f|\' i."* LJ I'J I\ Ail UXW.'JJll V4. 10 18th September A. D. 1883, by his onor Judge J. S. Cothran, I will sell at ' ublic outcry on SALEDAY IN NOEMBER next, the following doscribed j roperty belonging to the estato of tho I lid D. W. Hawthorn, to wit: One Store House and Lot ow occupied by Droivnloe it Oo., in tho iwn of Duo West, bounded by II. E. onner, Dr. E. II. Edwards, Main street \ id others, fronting on Main street 25 >et, more or less, and running back 9.5 set, tnoro or less. One Vacant Lot Ijoining tho above dcscribcd lot, frontig on Main street 25 feet, more or less, nd running back 95 feet, more or loss, ounded by Main street, I)r. E. II. Edwards and othcra. TERMS?One-hnlf ensh, balance on a rcdit of twelve months with interest, Be urea Dy oonaanu iudhw "< w i""irty. Purchase to pay for papers. J. FULLKK LYOX, ' Public Guardian. | Oct. 3, 1883, tf [j DWELLING HOUSE !: ? ^ T -1 1? flitnnnmnnfl Pnn "Dnrit ' III11 Li 111 Iriwiwu fur ncui. OFFKU MY DWKI.T.IXO IIOI'SF. ANl>i lot In OrcenwiKKl for rent for 1SS4. The I nnse contains TIIIKTKKN* KOH.MS, unci nil: cress a ry con v on Icikt*. L. J. M Ell RIM AN. I Oct. 3. ism, if ; state of South Carolina, Abbeville County. IN* THE PROBATE COURT. Ix parte W. A. Lee, Petitioner, Estate of Pr. J. J. Lee, Deceased.?Petltlou for Discharge, k]OTICK Is hereby given that W. A. Lee, ail 1 inlnlstrator of Dr. J. J. I.ee, deceased, has |i|>lled to thin Court for discharge from hi* rust. It is okdeketi, that Saturday, the 2'JIh dnyj f September, 1KK3, be fixed as the time for s> t14nu illIh estate and discharging the ndmlnlsmtor. J. FULLER LYON, Judge Probute Court. August 29,18S3, lm <. W. PEK KIN, T. P.COTHNRA PERRIN & COTHRAN, .Attorneys at Law, ABBEVILLE, S. C. A M HILL ! & SONS, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, -AND - 11 PROVISIONS,! i> 3RACKERS, HAM,. 5 TEAS, FISH, SOAP, jj SYRUP, SUGAR, jj, STARCH, SPICES, FINE TOBACCO, |j CIGARS, WINES, \" LIQUORS, &e. 5 Abbeville, S. CJ, Dcc. 15. 1880. tf. J J. W. SIGN, ABBEVILLE, S. C. |?EEPS on hand a full assortment of IRON CASES, FINE BURIAL CASKETS, i COFFINS, rom the cli en pest to tlie best. Henrse will j ittend funcrulK, wtien desired. | ^ tie win also uontract lor tne [ Erection of Buildings- |. le Is aeent for the snlr of S'nsh, Door*!' 3llnda, Mouldings, stnlr-rnlllngs, Flooring! inU everything pertain 1 ?g to house building April 7, 1880. tr Mill pjAVEon hand almost every variety ol CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND WAGONS, vlilch they ot!er to their customers on tho uost advantageous term*. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. With the best of workmen in every branch of >ur business, and an abundant supply rf umber, and other materials, we are prepared do all kinds of repairing m the very ot-st nanner, at the shortest notice and on the liost aoHornmodatlug terni.i. All \tork fully warranted. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. Abbevll e. Feb. 22,183 ifc MANDS~AT THE HEAD." The Star that Leads Them All." TIIE LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC. rHAT It Ik the acknowledged lender In Hie trade Is a fact that cannot be disputed. HANY IMITATE IT ! NONE EQUAL IT! ?he Largest Armed, The Lightest Running, The Moxt Beautllul Wood Work, ?And Is Warranted? *o be inncle of the best materia), To do any and all kind* of work, To be complete In every respect. FOR SALE BY EL H. HADDON & CO. Abbeville, S. C. Agents wanted In unoccupied territory. AdIress DOMESTIC S. M. CO., Richmond, Va. \ March 28,1883, If 1 J. C. NEWMAN. [Fyou want nice homemnde harness. go to I J. C. Newman's shop In Knox's building, Vbbevllle, 8. C. ' May 2,1883. tf WM. II. PARKER W. C. McGOWAN. PARKER & McGOWAN ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, aubevilleF, C. II., s. c. ILL prnctlcc also In the Circuit Courts 01 the United Stales for South Carolina' Jan 7.1S8P. tf t VALUABLE FARM 1 FOR SALE. i IiHE MILLER PLACE, lately owned by Mr. Ben. Neel. wI I be sold between tins ind 15th ot OCTOBER, on easy tern s. 290 Acres , V productive and desirable FAIIM, 6 miles] >f L)ul- West. Apply to < W. M, 6RIER. Sept. 12,1SS3,31 "~WHOLESALE~AND RETAIL ~ COMMISSION MERCHANT; O'Neals BM, Abbeville, S. C. ItVILL keep 111 stock MKAT. LAUD. HAMS; vv MEAT.. (OKN. Kr.orit. MOLASSES. 4TTOAU. COKFKK. (JKOCKRIKS an<l CANS'El) (iOOl)S of every description, SOAl'S, roBACn>S. CHiAIlS. Merchants I will sell r*ou goods at cost nnd carriage. A. E. ROGERS. Aug. 8, lrfS3, tf 1883. ; i n n r i! i v fi umtrii Fall and Winter Mil- j linery, Patterns, Hats | and Bonnets, Rufflings, Laces, CDllarets, Jersey; Collars, Brers Gopds,:' A1 .1 Irimmiugs, uioafis, Dolmans, Jersey Jackets, Lace Curtains, Etc. Tuesday, September 25th, 1883. 7 I E. M. HABBON & CO. Sept. 19, 1N?, tf CREDITORS & DEBTORS. AIJ, pnrlles having clniins iiiiaInst the esInl(> of Wiisiiiii-jloii lVrriii, ilocenseil. will present the siune Io nie.iiinl those Indebted must mukv payment without delay to J F. I. MORROW, Admluislrutor. i Oct. 3. 18.'1.tf I Drv Weather.! / 17 " 7 SHORT CROPS, AND ? HMD If, rs THE PRESENT CRY. BUT THE WAY j L 111 which P, ROSENBERG & CO,j ptoru! selling their CIOODS this FAI.L AND' VINTEK, will compel people to drop that 11I.I/..I I.. u-nn.U.r ullti 1 tint' />< >< i.nv.r.l fx 1 c such great BARGAIN'S. Their prices .re such as to supply the waaitsnf those who lave little money and a great deal to buy. itfl. ROSENBERG him remained North nil uinnur and lias selected with great cure a nost complete stock of everything In their inenii'iut such price* us to enable them to :lve entire satisfaction to all who favor tliein villi thi-lr patronage. He has in most Intanccs bought direct from ttic ma uifactory, vhleli Iiiis enabled tliein to secure a great nnny goods much below their market value ,nd which will be void by them accordingly, 'onstant auditions are being mude to their lock.and It will pay any one to call on them mil examine it before purchasing elsewhere, 'hey can positively sell goods of any kind In heir line j.s chr?j> as any market Ir the louth, eitl.er WHOLESALE OK RETAIL, ."heir stock cunsis'.g In paitof GENT'S, YOUTH'S AND BOYS' HEADY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. HOOTS, SflOEs, HATS, CAPS. TRUNKS, VALISES, JEWELRY, ROGERSTRIPLE PLATEI) SILVERWARE Ir the latest designs. CROCKERY, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. \Ipo have on hnml n comp'ete stock of SUNS, both IJREECH and MUZZLE LOADING and PISTOLS of -ill qualities. Tlicy ? make a specially of? Tobacco Hie above Roods are guarantor d to give jatlsactton In every respect. Give tl?cm a call ind B-iVt money. P. ROSENBERG & CO. sept. 12. im. tr i a ? ^ A ? u no ^ V 0 ? 7\ ; s v K O Z Is * ~ * p u 03 a S y ? 8 g H 02 | 0 & ? , S3 "3 -'lib s* Sf w g E? ^ s I o j H ? ?a 4 biD co i I .2 ? d U S3 o; A n ? w a g . 11 , o 3 5 k * * ? & OP o ? r CP lia o 6 B m i r?H e, ? n -a S g- a ts gang s-? ? ? !? P I 2 3 S ' H S3 s w 5 5 i ? ^ 3 ^ ? . O O 2 5 TOE SALE? AVERY DESIRABLE TNVO STORY dwelling, containing novcn rooms two pnntrics nnd coi.k rootri: House Ir. good repair. Situated i.n Florid Hill, one mile from publ'.c square. > or terms apply to MRS. F. I>. COOOT.ER, Abbeville, S. C. Sept. 12,18S3, tf reachers of Public Schools. HAVING clnlm* not registered wlil please send them In at once. E. COWAN. School Commissioner. Sept..*., 1S?G, If DR. F. F. GARY AS moved to Abbeville for the practice of li men Id 111!. I1IIU unci n 1113 |i>ui?niv>.o. icrvices to the public. Calls during the day may be left at the ofIce of Col. Kngene U. Gary or ai lhe former esldcnceof Judge MuGo\win, now occupied iy Dr. Gary. Jan. 31,1SS3,12m State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. IN T1IE PROBATE COURT. ~). T. Hawthorn, as Administrator with will annexed of l'olly Hawthorn, deceased, against 3. \V. Hawthorn. Samuel Agnew, Mrs. J. C. Hodges, Willie Agnew. Janie Aunew, Corrie Agnew, Alfred Agnew, Cippie Agnew and Marion Aunew, Jane Norton, John Hnllnnd, David Ilollmil, Ida Kpting, Mllla Kpting. Arena IJrowntee. Solomon Holland, Ida Homier, Krank Darkness. Calvin llaikncss. Wlliiam 1 larknesn, Jesse Ilarkness, t leinantine Johns, A. J. Hawthorn, Josephine Pnlhill, Lizzie Hawkins, Al/.ana Hawthorn and J. A. Hawthorn, heirs at law and devisees of Polly Hawthorn. Petition for Sale of Real Kstate for Payment of Debts. I'o the Defendants G. W. Hawthorn, Samuel Agnew, Mrs. J. C. Hodges. While Agnew, Jnnle Atfnew, (.'orrie ARiiew, aiiicu .igncw, I'ippie Aunew, Marion Aiincv, Jane Nor ton, John HoIltiiKl, David Ilolhind. Ida I'.pting, Millii Rpting. Areiin Brownlec,Solomon Holland. Ida Bonner.Frank Harkness, Calvin Harkness, \V 11 Hit tit llarknerts, Je?se Clemantine Johns, A. J. Hawthorn, Jose phlne Polhlli, IA/.7Ai- Hawkins, Alzaua Hawthorn and J. A. Hawthorn. \i OU are hereby summoned and required lo ' appear at the Court ol" Probate 10 he liotden at Abbe\ llle Court House for Abbeville Connty, on the ltilh day of November \. I>. to show eau?e If any you ean. wliy I lie Heal Kstafe of Polly Hawthorn, deceased, loserlhed in th?* petition should not he Mild [or tlie payment of dehts and the proceeds [taid over to O. I*. ll:iwthoril. adminislrutor. villi will annexed, ti> he applied hy him foi [110 payuieut ui iR-uui. J KI'I.l.KU LYON. Judge I'robate Court. EWUKKU A MrOOWAN, riaiiitlll 's Attorneys. To Jane Norton, John Holland, I)?vhl IIolliiml, Iila Kptliiir. Millii Kptin?, Archa IJrownee, Solomon Holland, Ma Bonner, Frank lliirkncs. Calvin Harknexs, William Harkiicss, ahsent lH*f?nduiils? Tukt> ynticr?That tin* Summons of which [lie above* Is a copy with edition, has been filed in my oltiee UiWday anil unless you up pear ami show caus?*. us ivi|tiired in the Summons, order pro con/ea.m will be taken against ion. J. Ft'LLKR LYON. Judge l'robate Court. Oct. 3, 1*3, Gt FOR SALE! FREE OF ALL INCUMBRANCES. ONK OF THK I'.KST Plantations in Afefillc Cooiiy. \I,L Hint tractor lnnil situate In Abbeville County, tornierly known a? the \VIL< I.I A.MS l'LACK ntnl containing Eight Hundred and TwentyFive (.825) Acres, more* or less. Hoiimleil l?y lanileof (ieorjri Niekies. Hob'.. 1 the Cuebraii Hriek House l'lace ami others, TKKMs? One-ihir<l cash, balance in 1 anil 'J years, secured by boml ami iiiortjMise <>l' pur cliasrr. Hiii- for the winie will bo received by i!eorg"' M. Trenholm, SI Hroail si reel, ('imno-toii. s. C.,or.by .Messrs. I'AKKKl! ?v MuSiiU'AN ai their office, Abbeville Court House. Oct 3. ISsS, If 7*V * ; ; - y m -7 U * ' |ra i?ra! In- accoedakce with the act to raise ?11f>pI!os for the liscnl year commencing November Jst, 1882, approved Detwnlier 23rl, 1882, notice la.horeby given that tlio Treasurel'V OHice of Abbeville Connly \yll be oj:en for the collection of tuxes t V : Saturday, Sspteralier 1st, 1883, '. and will bo open except the days in tho t.?. ?KaIaiu tn ntiicuuit' i;i ?i|;puiiiuiji;ii^ IUUUC ??* . this notice. The rate per centum of taxes Is as follows : j State purposes 4j mills. County current 3 , . " Schools 2 M Deficiencies 1-10 of 1 " . ? ' Total 0.85 - " .j. Poll Tax 31.00. : ! In all cases where the May Installment / has not been paid, a penalty' of five per centum will be added. Taxes arc payable in the following kind of funds and no other: (Sold and Silver . -$! Coin, United States Currency, National . U Bank Xotes and Coupons which shall be- . j come payable during the year 1883, on the . valid consolidated bonds of this State j known as "Brown Bonds," also Jury j Certificates and the "per diem" of Stat^ . witnesses in the Circuit Courts will be re- ^ eci/ed for County taxes not including School taxes. Parties liable to POLL TAX and refusing or failing to pay the name will bo proceeded against ms for a misdemeanor ;and upon Conviction "shall be fined nof more than ten dollars besides costs, or by imprisonment in the County Jail not ex- _ eccding thirty days." All taxes remaining unpaid on thq twentieth day of October, I shall proceed to collect the same by distress or otherwise, together with a penalty of FIF? ' TEKN PER CENTUM* on the amount ] so delinquent, and if the^mount of such ^ delinquent taxes shall not be paid on or before the FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMllEIt, 1S&5, then the camo shall be tren(Cil as delinquent taxes and shall be cofj lee ted by lease and sale of such real and " personal property as is provided by law.'* m oruer lo lurtner ine collection 01 tne taxes and to accommodate the tax-payers as far as I am able, I have arranged thq " following schedule of appointments, and I request the lax-payers will take due notice thereof as the office nt the Court" Houso must necessarily be closed on thos3 days. In accordance with the Act which re-' quires me tc attend at certain places for the collection of taxes, I will bo at the following places on the days specified, to wit: Ninety-Six, Mon;lay, September 17th, from arrival of .down train until next;''' A | day Tuesday, 18th September, same honr.' | Greenwood, Tuesday, 18th September, from ai rival of up train until same hdur Wednesday, the 19th September. Ilodge*, from arrival of up trafrfr Wednesday, September 19th, until same hour Thursday, September 20th. Donaldsvllle, Friday, September 21st. Duo West, Saturday, September 22d. . The remainder of the time I will be In the olQ.'o at the Court House. All information as to taxvs will be/ cheerfully given by mail or otherwise', but I will not pay postage. J. W. PERRIN, County Treasurer; August 8, 1SS3, if s. The Place to Get What You Want! CHRISTIAN&WILSON ALWAYS In store,a complete stock of/ FANCY GROCER I tiS, CANNED uuuira anu 01 all kinds. Tlie best and cheapest CIGARS and TOHACCO. The FINEST WINES and LIQUORS. . < . / Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey For medical purposes a specialty. Also," Choice Liquors of any kind for medical purposes. 4 Give us a call. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHRISTIAN & WILSON,' Abbeville, S. 0/ Nov. 10.1881, tf GOOD BOOTS & SHOES' C. E. BRUCE IS now prepared to make yon ns fine'. Boots or Gaiters as is, brought from the North and at the same price as firstclass work sells for in this market. His. make ot Kid Ton Uniterm are the best ever made in tliis place. He is the only workman that makes all his Gaiters uppers, button or elastic. Sept. 5, 1883, tf TISE WELL FIXTURE. Till-; TISI2 WELL FIXTURE If by fnr the m??.t perfect unci complete Invention for its purpose that linsevor been made. No danger of children being hurt by It. Anybody can draw water with It? Irom ar?y depth. It Is sale, reliable and convenient. .Sold by J. J..ADAMS, Greenville, S. C. : I Mr M r. nnVTlAM..TR. nt ARREVII.LE j will tnko orders for the proprietor. August I, l.SKf, 3ni Stat- of South Carolina/ Abbeville County. Probate Court?Citation forLettcrsof Administration. ' . By J. Fuller Lyon, Esq., Probate Judge. * Vl/llEREAS, K. \V. Watson has made .suit to mo, to grunt liini Letter* of Administration of the estate and effectsof W. A. Harris, late of Abbeville co"tity, deceased. Those are therefore to cite and admonish ay and singular the kindred and creditors of the . said \\*. A. Harris, dece-iscd. that they he and appear, before me. In the Court of Probate, to he held at Abbeville H? on Tuesday, tho itith of October, lvi.1, after publication hereof, it it o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause. I if any they have, why ihc said Administration should not he granted. I Given under my hand and seal, this 2d day of October. In the year of our Lord one : thousand el^ht liundred and eiiihtythree and in the one hundredth and . eighth year of American Independence. Published on the 3d day of Ortober, ISS3, in tiie I'r>a.t mill ftnunrr. a"d on The Court House dour for the time required by law.. .1. KCLLL'K LYON Judge Probate Court. Oct. :t. ISS:t. tf WANTED. COTTOH SEED, COTIOH SEED.' W K WILL PAY FIFTEEN CENTS ' I \ cash per bushel lor lO.frH) bushels SOLTNl> PUY COTTON SEKP, de'ivcred to., lis at this place before the flist of next Vovember. WPf exchftniC' COTTON SEEP' MEAL for COTTON SEEP. SMITH & HODGES, Hodges, S. C. Oct. 3, ISA, .1rn " ' , ANNUAL MEETING ! I ? ./\T!,'C lo l.Ar.U. ..Ii.nti * ?, ? U r? rH r\f |V I'H' lil.l-1, I .......v. ... County Coididissioner* lor Abbeville County will hold their Animal Meeiine at Abbeville Court House on Tuesday, Xoveniber tWh, INS!. All persons lioldini; hills, accounts, or demands of in> kind against the said County which have not been heretofore presented, are hereby required lo deposit the same with the rieru of the Hon id on or lieforo the 1st day of November next. J.v.urs C. KLUG'II, Clerk II. C. C. Oct.5. l^S3, )t i An Election 17c >11 srPKUrXTKNDKXT at Lot lit* Farm A for !?? ycxir from 1*1 .laiui ?rv, 1S>4. will , ! h.? linl i liv the Trustees on tlr>f Friifny in No ? von?bt?r im'M- Ap|uirntloti? to be handed tc Win. I1. Mnrs, Chairman, or to WM fl. PARKER, Treasurer, Oct. \ "t