The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, December 26, 1883, Image 3

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The Press and Banr ,r, ABBEVILLE, S. C. Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1883. Truce -Peace and Gnoil will. In order tli-it we may not mar IIi<? fdeasure of any one, we proclaim :i ti tire >etwcen the /Ye.v.* an<! llunnrr otlice ami its creditors during the ChrNtmas holidays. Let none he bothered about the litlh bill that may be due to this olliro durim the happy days. Hut as a matter of far wysii.ui in* [iri'iiv <- 11.1111 in 1 -111111111.. very early in the year and those who fai. to p:?v will wish they hail died in thei: infancy. An Excellent Chansro. The Mt rlitun has removed its office t<> the old Norwood building. The entrance i? from Washington street and the new olliee np stairs. It is a splendid stand and brings our contemporary on the I'ublie Square. The new office is well arranged and admirably suited to the business. It was originally built by the editor of the J'rr.st ami JJamu r for the very purpose of a printing establishment. Mill Humeri. The null on Itocky Iliver, near Lowhrit'svillc, belonging to Mr. Thomas You?*ir, was destroyed by lire last Thursday niirht. It is reported that the tire originated in the third story about eiirht j ii'eh'H'k, during Mr. Young's absence. < 'ause of fire unknown. Lo<-? about | $.">,000 to S'i.tMKi. We have not been in-, formed as to whether there was any inhU ranee. ? ? Change of Business. Messrs. T. W. Clawsonund W. K. Bab-1 eoek have sold their interest in the ('heater; Jiulfrthi to Messrs. F. T. Mo^an and W. : Y. Whittock of that town. We exiend ! good wishes to the retiring editors, and j welcome the new proprietors into the editorial fraternity. Sale of Periodicals. The magazines arid newspapers, f??: j 1SS3, belonging to the Abbeville Literary | Club, will bo sold at their Library at 11! o'clock oil Tuesday, January 1?">, 18S4. tiT T. P. Cothkan, Secretary. Turkey Dog. Dr. S. G. Thorns ill's fox dog concluded I to vary the monotony of the hunt, by patching some of his neighbor's turkeve | last week. Tnt: Literary Club met last Friday night at the house of Capt; M. L. Bon-! hain ; S. C. Cason, Esq., in the Chair. T. J 1*. Cothran, Esq., Secretary. L. \V. Smith. Esq., read an able essay on Pro hi - bition, which elicited a full and freedis-j . cussion. The essayist took ground1 against Prohibition. The members of the Club wero about equally divided on i the subject. The matter was of such general inter est, and being a live issue at the present! time, we hope to furnish our readers with the full text of the essay, and a synopsis ot the criticisms and opinions of thedif-j, ferent inembersof theClub. We intended to furnish the matter this week, but as J it is Christinas, the work is deferred. ij Thk Prex* and Banner haft received frotn Latham, Alexander it Co., bank-!1 kors, 10 and 18 Wall street. New York,'' an attractive and really artistic picture as,. a Christmas gift. It is a finely executed < colored engraving of the B.uik of France i' rtnd tho PhHs Bourse. It is a companion | picturo of that of tho Bank of England * and the Royal Exchange of London, is-.'; huuu uy iiivsi; ^ciiiiuiiicii i?>i ay mu i letter of transmission is accompanied l>y t an extended discription of the architect- ' nre, method of busines and the vast in-!. terest* involved in the management of;, the institutions which the engraving rep- f fesen ts. , J 5 Good many of our citizens wlio had t ^_l?0Ug!it turkeys with a view of having ] UJ~- big dinners Christmas days Irive had 1 part or all of their turkeys stolen, j' Among tliem of whom we have iieard are j Messrs. J. Hammond, 1; H. D. Heese, 1;' y J. Y. Jones. 3; \V. 0. Bradley, 2 ; W. T. i? McDonald, 2; L. I). Howie, 2; H. Ward-!1 law, 12;Capt. J. T. Parks, 2; Rev. Dr.! ^ Martin, 2. ! K Wk liad a wet day on Monday, but the, H streets were reasonably full of people inaking Christmas purchases. Thenum-.1 ber of colored people was greatly in ex-'} cexs of the whites. Good humor and v good cheer marked the day, and no, 0 trouble was occasioned bv the whiskey j * Vithiii and the water without. i[ | > Don Bit.?a fire cracker was thrown ,i ht a bull doi* belonuimj to Joe Lee last s Monday ni^ht. The dog bit the child,.1 Manuel McKeller'x wife and her mother, [ all colored. The dog was killed iinmcdi- t ately. :? There were one or two lively rabbit ' chases on our streets last Saturday arte-- t noon. The rabbits were bought and r tdrned lose by Gen. R. It. Hemphill, Ed- [ itor of the Med htm. j? Wk have received a copy of the Xcirs \ htul Courier annual for 1KS4. It is beauti- I fully illustrated and contains advertise- " jnents of many of the leading firms of , Charleston. I ,i Mk. Luther Haddon is improving. His { I'mlse run down several days to forty-five , ?ut last Monday it .was sixty. It is now c believed that he will recover. j i Mr. Thomas Gill.ym came near re- ) ceivitig serious injuries in his steam en- i cine last Saturday, His arm having been i caught in the machinery. j I . Wk are clad to note that Rev. R. L. j Harper, who has been so very ill is new t mu':li improved, and hopes are enter- i< taincd of his recovery. |' Mr. Louis Parker, who is now astu-1 dent of the South Carolina College, litis j returned to spend his Christmas holidays 1 pr in Abbeville. This issue of the Prct-s and Banner] was put to press Monday niirlit. This is because of the Christmas holidays. i The Misses Ilussell returned from (charlotte last Saturday to spend the j Christmas holidays. Nearly all of the immense stock of Christmas goods in town was disposed of, by Monday night. j The young ladles of the Duo West Fo- j male College will give a soiree one night iliis woek. | . Kkv. Mr. Gadsdf.n conducted relig- > ious service in the Episcopal church last Sunday. Judge McGowan has returned home , ^roro the recent sitting of the Supreme Court. Mr. W. P. Wardlaw has moved into ibis handsome now home on Magazine Hill . Dr. Hill will spend his Christmas at Ninety-Six. Me will return Thursday, j Miss Lohner Kpting of Williamston is 6? a visit to her relatives of this place. i W. 0. Bradley, Esq., is off for the, fcountry. He wont limping with a boil. Mb. H. M. Hill ha* moved to the house! recently vacated by Mr. Mcllwaine. There will be preaching by the pastor | at Greenville church next Sabbath. There was a big dance bv the colored 1 people in Knox's Hall last Monday. The business in Abbeville this Fall has been much less than for 1SS2. Judoe Alorich is in town, with his son-in-law, Capt. M. L. Bonhatn. Mr. Morse has moved into his elegant fiew home on Main Street. Mr. Jo. Wilson living on Norris Creek died last Saturday. Miss Kitty Perrin returned from trreenville last week. | The Medium and the Pres.*and Banner are near neighbors. * Dr. J. H. Bell of Antreville is sick j ^ Of rheumatism. Mr. Frank Henry will move to Abbe- i ville soon. General W. E. Stonoy is in town; A $20 Biblical Prlcc. The publishers of Rutledge's Monthly j Offers twelve valuable rewards in their j Monthly for January, among which is the following: We will give 820.00 to the person telling us how many times the word Beth-1 Jehem occurs in the Now Testament (not the Now Revision) by January 10th, 1884. J 8hould two or more correct answers be i received, the reward will be divided.1 The money will be forwarded to the winner January loth, 1884. Persons trying for the reward must send 20 cent* in silver (no postago stamps taken) with their answer, for which they will receive the February Monthly, in which tho name and address of the winner of the reward ; and the correct answer will be published, j and in which several more rewards will be offered. Address llutledge Publishing Company, Easton, Pcntia. A choice lot of f.incy groceries, confectioneries, truits, Ac., at Speed <fe Lowry's. Wodding presents low for cash at 8peed A Lowry's. A 1 arcrck Int r\f uflnHnw rrlnaa nnrl nro. pared putty at Speed Jc Lowry's. P. Rosen burg <fc Co., are now offering some splendid Dargains in shoes. Nothing is more desirable for a Christmas present than a nice piece of silverware, being both cheap and durable, to bo found at P. Rosenburg ?fc Go's. Books! Books! A full line of school books, poems, novels, <?-c., at Smith cC 6on. For Christmas?china tea nets, vases, fcuest-cups, and many other desirable articles for Christmas presents at Smith & Son; Cloaks! Jackets! Remember we have a large line on hand and are now offering them low down. Smith it* Son. The place to get your ready made 61othing at Smith Son. The reTenforoed natent-back shirt for boys sold by Warulatv & Edwards, sti1 holds its place at the head of the listPrice,' 75 cents.' |. Is ....... eg$. ..... . " *.? w ^ SHUTTING DOWN. I ? I ('Throwing Thousands of .Men Out ol Employment. | Pn'Tsr.ritr.. 1\\? December 19.?The West J ern Niiil Association ni<l I Ills morning. and nl'lcra sr>s?i<ui lasting till ii o'clock tillsafter| noon it was decided <o dose down lor six | I weeks, I'lotn licccmhcr ?ltli tilt February | 1 lt!i. Tli" meeting was r.:n> ot the 1 artiest ever J j lieal. every null ?V'e-t being represented ill j | pers.-n or by letter. Tin* stoppage Is for tin: purpose of restricting; the production. Tin1 ' I locks are light and ill assorted hut the trade j is reported to be lkir. The card rates remains I j unchanged. The stoppage will throw several I j thousand men out of employment. The ill.llHllIl'-llircS'N liope ny a prnve 11 to Ira I*1, i'he employes arc very dcsmndcnt, having already U???t nearly lour months lid* year ?}* similar suspensions. This afternoon three thousand nun employed in til.- Nation.11 Tube Work", at AlcKe. s >ort. were notified of a uesicral reduction on I laliuaiy 1st. 11" t111' terms are not accepted he woiks will e! ist* down indefinitely altei that d'i;e. Tlii' Manchester Iron and Kto-d Company's fnriiiice will suspend operation Saturday,/' throwing three Imndivd men out of work. ] The Kid* atii/.eis in Oliver A l.'o'iertV wire j ini.Is-.truck to-day hee.ui-c u<>u-l n.on nut hiiii-ds had tnk> n the places ot th? strikers who w -lit out two week- a;o. The V..II I-i? Wnr;>\ at .\p>'io, IVnn.. | ivhielt clos.'d down a t'ortniuhl a*o on ae-j ount oi a strike, iv-uincd opcra'lons to-day. j I tie men accept i.il{ til- red net (i'I. Morsr?'aumi:i.. 1'a.. i? ? -miter l'?.-Work i it ditl-rcul ?-o!lleri?-? in N'ot iticiiiuhcria'id j county wa- Sti<i? h'lcd to-day until the '.'itit j in*!.. throw'ii i i'J <i i employe* on I of work. Mo-tux, lleecildicr 1'.'.- A dispatch from j ' Willi .miic, <'?>iin., re.io.t that the Williamtici Tlir>-ad ("oniJ'aliy. employing over onclhoii-j ?aml hands contemplate-. ivdlleinj: Its opera-j lion*! o'viii^ to lie- dull time-; and that a p>op-1 | o-ition i> under consideration to sell its ureal j I \'o. I mill, recently linSticd. 10 the l'liilmaii i | I'ar i'i?mpnny. Uerort says that tin* Pullman | I Car Company would utilize It for it* eastern I , hraiich woik-i. i'ol. llariow, now an official 111 j i,l the i'ltl mail I'ar Company, win mull rejeeiitly I'roildciit of tlie \Villiuuitic corpora- S t ion. I I lug dullness in several sections of Connecti- cut. The Pratt and Whitney Company, machinery iiianttfaetureis of Hartford, have reduced their force two hundred men?from 70-1 to .j to and a reduction to right hours time! _\ may ht* necessary. A time reduction liana)-! reiely been miulewt the htruu l>ia<s manui'ac-, tory in Waierburv and -everal other facto-j i ries ;iiere are ruuuinx only four or Jive days j in the week I, Montukai., December 10.?At a meeting;of j{ the cotton m-iiiuf.iciurers here to-day a pro|>- | 0] osition to continue the agreement to lessen j ]j the production beyond the 1st of January wns w not adopted, as trade is now improving and j |> looking better. jj? l'riTSBt'KG. Peoember 19.?A strike for the i, district price will he Inaugurated by the coal j miners of the Third I'ool to-morrow. Aboutl 1,5'K) men are expected to quit work. ! . Ci.rvki.anu, o.. Petember !! .?The Kntcr- 11 prise Machine Company, of (Seneva, has *' made an assisnment to P. W. Tut tie, Ilaldll- It tie>, STu.'xhi, assets not given. Seventy-live!., meu are thrown out of work. j1 Whose Business Is It. [Chorloltc Ob*rrvcr.] The GrcrnrilU' AVtiw, unci the Oihtmbi't Rrgixtcr, instead of replying to the Ob.wvrr in regard to itsopposition to the railroad commis-' r? sionnKk: "\Vhat business Imve paper* out- ' side of the Slate to be meddling with South j Carolina nflairs?" i ^ Tiic best answer that we enn make Is in the! I. language of Mai. W. H. Brnwley. member of i the South Carolina legislature, In his speech ! je before that body, urging the repeal of the law j,? creating the commission. M->j. Hrawlevsaid : j i> "Now I think that it Is expedient this Actj ,v shoul.l be repealed, but I would not ask its rc- jv peal simply because it is expedient. I f)*? "It Is undoubtedly true that tills legislation ! has had a most Injurious effect outside the co limits of this state. It is not worth while to rtisenss the reason why our action here has T1 tendered to chill and discourage and frighten parties outside of South Carolina, who have rir contemplate in vestments in railroad m property here. It is sufficient, if that c. feeling exists, whether it is well or ill-found- Li fd. We are so far a part of tills great Com- on mon wealth of States that we cannot be ind If- K? f"rent to the opinion out-side her borders, ar I'iie feeble sometimes tremble before that > opinion; the foolish defy It: it is the part of iv|?dom toJudge It and direct It. "Now let us consider whether It Is true that >ur action lias erased distrust, and then ] ivhether we can do anything to lvinovo It. _ My way ot life has led me to someknowl-l , ?d'gf on this subject, and I feel It my duty to i J ;ive the House all the inlormation which I J lave tm "I state grounds for be'levingthat theprnetl;al ofleet of the law was to Prevent the investment of capital in railioal property in t, *outh Carolina. I enumerate Ihc roads that 11 lave been stopped upon the borders of the <iafe: Uobinson's liroad from Monroe hrongh Chester and Newberry; Hngood's loud from Aiken > the mountains; Ridger's {oad from Florenceto Wilson: Spartanburg -ftnd Ashcville Itoad Ac. |"If we persist in this course of leelslation wi> lad as well blazon upon our boundaries those Co rords which Dante describes as upon the jortals of hell: 'Give up hope all ye who ener he-e.' We stop all enterprise and life a nd . vallow In the stagnant pool of fetid rhetoric." ' Commenting on the action of the commit*- pe Ion, the railway Reporter* of a recent date , ays: wl "Tt pcomi that South Carolina Hoard of str tallway Commissioners has succeeded. as j j volt ns that of Kansus, in eansinga railway o be abandoned. The South Carolina rail- ? k-ny runs from charieston to Biackville, ai ' llsinnco of ninety miles. It ts Miere Joined pe; ?,v th?* llarnwell railway, a short line nine L,K uiles In length, whieh runs from HarnwHI. ;. C. to lUnek vllie. Under the tariff of rates wi nnonneed by the State Hoard of Commi?i loners the South CaroMna Company charged S(l' h? rates allowed bv the ?ehed:ile for a haul|an if ni:i" miles. I'ut the Hoard of (V?minissioner8 aw lit to call the Barnwell Koad a part of i he South Carolina. although It Is n separate f rpwnlzation, and tint the schedule r.ttes for 01 00 m:'e? should ho charged between Barnwell yd md rharlcRton. This involved such a rednc- * Ion that the Barnwell rould 110 longer |>av tin ivrr one tenth of its expenses nnd it thereore cave notice that after October 30t'i it irouid <.ea?e running trains. The South Caro Co tna Company also published a notice that It ,.:i rould receive no freight for Barnwell or any ' mint on the Kallwav after that date. This ^ ictlon created consternation in a'l those who . ve-e dependent on the Ram well lload. as tlO veil It might, for it meant a return to wagons ? ?. md the payment of at least twenty cents icr hundred?the old rate for that method of thr ransportation. A large meeting of the clti- : _ ;ens ot Barnwell sent a committee to the 1 ommlssloners to tell tlicm that they were oil villlng to pay the ola rail rates rather titan mvc the road cease 'o operate. At the last I idvlccs the lionrd were solemnly considering vhether they could allow the citizen <>f Barn- Lel rcll to pay rates they were perfectly willing to iay." What an abuse of power this i?? fn our ast issue we pub!ished evidence that the atempt 'o take the management. of railways nit of the hands of those who built add paid or them and place it under t tie control of Mutate had virtually put a stop to rail way de- . /elopment In Sou ill Carolina. A few weeks v?fore WRS announced that a railway in Kansas hail hcen compelled 10 ccaso operaIon because the Hoard of railway Com in Is- r-j doners of that State had ordered It to carry iS rrel'.Tht for rates that would not begin to pay operating expenses. These things are more than a farce?they more nearly resem)'e a tragedy! The private eitl/ctis who built he roads are tn danger of total loss of their Investments, and those who have opened farms or embarked In business* relying upon the railway to give them a market are disap- j|. pointed and threatened with business failure. * And the worst of ail Is that State, or, in other ivords, political interference with railway j0 business has only Just begun to work out Its ' j fvll. Its fatal results. Wc learn, upon good authority, that Mr. j John Kobinson, president of the Raleigh A Augusta Air Line Hallway company. whose Southern extension shops now at 'Hamlet, _ went to Columbia last week to ask from the Tc legislaturea charter for n road to he built ' through the Stale to Its connections with the Georgia systcn of roads West of the Kavan- I nali river. He askrd only such prlvaleges ns V might be safely granted to anv man or set of ' ?nen who ptoposed to invest three or four w' million of d'Vhrs In a strictly business*enter- ar prise. He asked simply to he allowed the privf lege of building a railroad through the State ' two hundred miles long, without asking a "J dollar from anybody. If he could have a guar- c' anieofrom the Legislature that Its management would not be Interfered with until the }}> money invented should pay 8 |ier cent, per 1,1 annum on the Investment. The charter was Pl refused, and the railroad will not tie built for the present, at least. It met what Is called in parliamentary parlance, Indefinite postponement." As the road was to connect with a system of North Carolina roads on the Kast, and the Georgia road* on the west, we should think the matter of some interest to us on this side T< of the line, and that we h.i\c answered our colemporurles al In Frank Leslre's Popular Monthly. br This really remarkable periodical?f remarkabW|or its cheapness and literary and artistic m?^t.) commences its seventeenth volume with the January number.and a more attractive one has never been issued by any of Its contemporaries. The first of a series of articles Is given by Kvert A. Duycklnck, "New , York: Past and Present;" Mrs. Ann S.Stephons contributes a charming Christmas sto-' ;? ry, "Half a Dollar." and Etta \V. Pierce con- ' tributes her mo<t Interesting serial, "A Park Peed." There are articles by Victor M. Hoilin*worth. X. Robinson. A. K. Fuller. Noel Rut liven, Kd ward A. Hale, Sarah K. Holton, Professor Kdward J. Hallock, Millie W. Carpenter, etc.; shot stories, descriptive articles, narratives, ad ventures and poems by popular ~ writers?in fact, the 12-* quarto pages are brilliant with literary and artistic eems. Resides the more than 100 illustrations, the number K1 is embellished with a beautiful Dlatc frontls- it piece, "A Pay Pre;un." The price Is dnly 2-r> & cents a number, or fi.flt a year, postpaid. Ad- oi dress Mm. Frank Leslie. Publisher, 53,55 and ' 5' Park Place, New York. Sl JMAKRIED.~~ J Married, by the Rev. Wm, G. Neville, at the i family residence, Stoney Point, Abbeville Co.. .S. C., Pec. l!Uh. lKv'i. Mr. It. A. EARLY, of . Parlinston, S. to Miss ANNIK J., daugh- *? ter of Col. C. C. l?aw. d Married, by the Rev. J. H. Colton at the ^ residence of the bride's mother, Mr. J T. o CRANK, of Laurens County, s. ('., to Miss v NANNIE BEACH KM, of Abbeville. S. C. Married, at the residence of (>. M. Htone, Pec. 2>th. 1.8X3, by Rev. R. N. Pratt. Mr. JAMES p VERMILLION to Miss ANNA STONE, allof! tl Abbeville, County, S. C. jr Married, nt the residence of H. F. Smith, Pec. 20th, IXtfl. by Rev. R. N. Pratt. Mr. CHARLIE RICIIEY to Miss MATTIE:a SMITH, all of Abbeville County, S. C. s W. Li. MILLER, \ Attorney A.t Law, |1, ABBEVILLE, S. C. fi f: Judge Thompson's former Office. 2 IX*<\ 20,1SS'{. CmoH o State of South Carolina," Abbeville County. [ c TV THf PnORATR f'OTTRT Kx parte Klla Blyth, Administratiix and Pe- t j titioner. i Petition for Settlement and Discharge. rpHE above named petitioner as admlnifi-!H 1 tratrlx of tiie estate of F. M. Dlytb, has ?. applied for settlement iind dischargo. 1 it is ordered, that Monday, the 28tli duy of; p January, l*otJ, be fixed for sett ling said es'tate 1 and grunting the discharge ns prayed lor. I; J. FlJIXKIt I.YON, J Judge Probate Court, Pec. 22, 1S83, tf ) 1 < | When buying Christmas presents don't1 forget the elegant assortment of Roger's < triple plated silverware at P. Rosenburg IA Co's. MARKET 11EPOKT. CORRECTED WEEKLY J?Y PAKKEE& HIIiLi COTTON IiUYKttS And Dealers in General Merchandise.! j i Aiihkvim.k, 1 leeombor is, 1S>"S. CUl'NTItY I'KOWCK. futon in cood demand. Cotton, Middling Si1',' of. Colton, (food MidiHIllg !t'2 " Cotton, Stains fi'i " H<4 New Corn 7*>" " ? "? Meal S5 "l.'W <>Ut?, Rood demand " til) Fodder..... 75 *'l.no Butler I". " Kggs lJ'-j" 20 (UtOCKKIKS. Macon T'.j (?. s Sug:ir " 11 Colli-; 1-J'.'. ' is II lee s " ' ;l l.ir-l 11 " 1J1' N.iiN I * " " Mola?st>? I" " X. o. Syrup .V) " 75 Suit !.<>? " IhiMKSTM'S. Stan bird Shirting 7 Standard ~.C. sbirtiisg " ,s standard 1-4 -itiii*tinjr 7'^ " !' Standard ITdd? " 10 Kxira heavy I'laitls 12 " li s i* (isnalitiru-' ll'v " 1?1 Sia')d:ir<l Prints ~\'f. " s (lood Print* f. " " f>" i MEDICAL CARD. DR. L. T. HELL f | AVISO Rot J his Interest in tit p drug store. I 1 will devote- his entire attention to the I (iDllc Pritfcwion f OFFICIO In rear of Speed & Lowry's Ilrng t tori-. At night iiiuJ' be tumid at the Howie louse. Dee. 19,18<3. Sheriff's Sale. F l. J. Salinas a Son against 15. \V. ^Vll- ^ llams?Execution. \ _>Y virtue of an Execution to mo directed, ) In the above stated case, 1 will soli to the luhest bidder, at rubllc Auction, within the . V'al hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, n Monday, the Seventh day of January A. i. 1W1. the following described properly, to it: All that tract or parcel of Land.situate, n inn and being In the County of Abbeville, outli Carolina and known us his Homestead .. lace and containing 1 SIX HUNDRED ACRES, J. lore or les-t, and bounded by lands of J. K. J. rownlee J. (?. Cllnltscnles and others. Lev- '| d on and to be sold as the properly of IJcnJ. e. Wll lams to satisfy the aforesaid Execu- j on and costs. j. TEIIMS-Cash. ! J. F. C. PrPRE, A, Sheriff Abbeville County, ra Pec. 15, l ssa. j Sheriff's Sale. 0%' alley. Barlcsdale <t Co.. against Fannie E. *** I'errln?Execution. I >Y virtue of mi ExecnMon to me directed, ' in the above stated ease, I will sell to the irhest bidder, at I'uhllc Auction, within the sal hours of vale, at Abbeville Court House, i .Monday, the Seventh day of January A.I . 1S81. the follow!^ described property. to; .T It: All that tract or parcel of Land, situate, 11 Ingand bein2 on Callabash Branch Waters Hard Labor Creek and Savannah Itiver In e County ot Abbeville, South Carolina and ntatnlng "T ,VO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES, Hi ore or less, and bounded by lands of Thos. A1 I'errin. Estate of Dr. Jno. \V. Hearst and Jn mds of J. H. Wldeinan and others. Levied i and to be sold as the property of Fannin lie i IVriin to satisfy the aforesaid Execution ( _ id costs. I'ERMS?Cash. 1,11 J. F. C. DrPRE, tie Siierl/T Abbeville County. nn [)ec. 1.", 18S3. jjj, In Ordinance I me i Prevent the Discharging of Fire s. Arms, Fire Crackers, Rockets, &c. }j-: IT ORDAINED I$Y THE TOWN | bci uncil of the town of Abbeville. S. C\, | sa' i rl cl bv the authority of the same. wil 1st. That it shall be unlawful for anyosj rson to discharge fire arms of any kind ! or(j latsocver upon any of the public;^ eets or within a radius of three huned yards of the Court House. p(J ind. That it shall be unlawful for any rson to discharge Fire Crackers, Rocki, Roman Candles or other explosives thin three hundred yards of the public narc between 7 o'clock in the forenoon ~~ tl the same hour in the afternoon. trd, That for each and every violation j jj the first section of this ordinance the j rson so offending shall be liable to a, e of not less than three nor more tlian | -LJ enty dollars or be imprisoned in the: the unty Jail at the discretion of the Coun-! Cot j daj Ith. For violation of the second secn of this ordinance the person soof-|'<">H' ulingsli?ll be liable to a finoof not less! in one nor more than five dollars or bei HCr prisoned at the discretion of the Coun-1 | Tn j wfP! 11 Town Council this 14tli day of Denber A. 1). 1883. JLLL1S U. liKAIDUN, mo Intendant. fo'' A. W. JONES, Clerk. 2,< c. 19, 1883, tf mr tate of -South Carolina, T' i Abbeville County. bal fro IN TIIE COMMON PLEAS. pu try K. Brown, Jiine A. Brown. Ann T. iwi L'hornton, Frances A. Cleveland, Plaintiffs] oni against hn Smith Brown, as Kxecutor of Rebecca ' PC1 it. Brown, Harriet T. Brown, John Lewis rtrown, Thomas S. Brown and Elijah Lejjand Urown, Defendants. Summons for Relief, Ac. 1 > John Smith Brown, as Kxocutor of Hebec- ? A K. Brown, Harriet T. Brown. John Lewis Brown, Thomas S. Brown and Elijah Lejand Brown, Defendants in' tills notion : fOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of lilch a copy is herewith served upon you, id to serve a copy of your answer on the bscriber at his office, at Abbeville Court ouse,South Carolina, within twenty days tcr the service of this summons on you. exusfve of the day of service; If you fall to answer this complaint within ^ e time aforesaid, the Halntitl'x will apply to I m c Court for the relief demanded In the cum- k aint and costs. v Dated 10th October. 1883. Ari.MlSTEAD BURT, 1 Plaintiffs Attorney. ' the above named Defendants-Take notice that the summonsof which the >ove isa copy, together with the complaint i this action was filed In the office of the lerk ol the Court of Common l'leas for Ab fllle County, on the lOtn day of October, #3. ARMISTEAD BURT, Plaintiffs Attorney. X Since the death of Mr. Burt I have been em oyed to represent the I'lalntlfl's In above ise. The Defendants will therefore serve irlr answer upon me at my olllce at Abbe- rI lie Court House lnstcud of Mr. Hurt. ' I OUVIlLE T. CALIIOUN, PlalutlflH Attorney. r Dec. 10,1883, tf * C IIave you seen tliose immense barsins now offered at Ward law Edwards 1\ i gents merino and woolen underwear, nnts tine lanndried and unlaundried / liirts, gents fancy and brown half hose, uspunders, ties, <tc. You it special attention is called to our ^ tock of lllankets, which wo will sell at cduced prices uutil Christmas, Ward- iw <k Edwards. rsoT uy uts ana siaris. out steadily day iy day, \vceft by week, month by month, | ocs our business prow. Wo like to see ^ lungs lively and still offer bargains in s ur shoe department, Wardlaw & Ed ] raids. Great dress goods sale. In this de- J[ artmeut we are showing a largo assoi'tuent In fine and medium class goods at H educed prices, Wardlaw <fe Edwards. -J Cloaks, dolmans, jersey jackets, only rj few in stock, call and got your wants J upplied, Wardlaw & Edwards'. _ Tkunks, valises, satchels. If you J irant a good trunk don't fail to call on Vardlaw Edwards. f A large and assortod lot or toilet soaps j * t> be had at Speed & Lowry's. Cannkd Goods.?3 pounds canned .x resh tornattoes $1.50 per dozen. 2 pounds resh canned tornattoes at $1.20 per dor,en. pounds canned fresh corn $1.50 per dozn. Fresh London layer rasins, currents, lmonds, citron, at Parker <C Hills. p To be well dressed will oftentimes su- n iers6de the rest. It will pay you to se6 uu uuiftauia in uicua aim uiuuuu^, iffercd by Wardlaw <fc Edwards. Look ! at those 24 l>y 48 inch linen owels only 25 cts., each, at R. M. Had. Ion <fc Co. Ouk stock of trusses and abdominal mpporters and shoulder braces, are of c he very best patterns, easily adjusted, v md not uncomfortable to tin* wearer?the atost improved patent. W. S. Cothran A t co. ; Call and see our tobacco and cigars? ;he best in the market. W. S. Cothran & Co; t P. Rosen burg <fe Co., have marked clown their clothing so as to enable ev-' ( ery one to buy a nice suit of clothes or j t an overcoat for the Christmas holidy's, i 1 A PFO ItTIONM E N T PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND FOR 1884. 1M1K fiillowiii" is Mh; amounts of mutiny at the dl<-|>o.-.il nf I hi- I'oiird.s of TmM.e* f*>r ilie respective .School I>l?trii:ls In AMievll'o >>ui?ty. 'J'lit! County fund U made uj> of the mi.-eids of ilu> two' mi'ls tax fund ?m?l Urn ill lax. Knelt School lilstrict Fund lepiflents us total poll lax and Its share of the AVO mills liiv fillnl U'liloli l??nmt..p >ir I.Mi* LCfO tllng tit lilt; iiunihtT of children of echo- iislli: nj?e in iictunl Htlcniljiitc.' at tin* j'tilillc cliools. a ili'dmtt.riii of six per writ. Its initilc " it cover tin- cxpcnsi'S of I he .School c oner'n oHicc mtil nulla lionn returnsof poll ix. The respective district fund* are us fnlhit ; I Ninety-Six Sl.ft'-o.no . (irc'-mvooil I .Hi.'i.mi " Cokesiiurv l.-KJ-'O s PoiluhlKVilli1 ; .SilO.IH) ] Hit* W"St ? I,on'.' ('a:n' iiy.i/Ml t, Kinitlivil.e i.limhi ' White Hiil' ~'n a i ' Iiniii.ti I!:Ii '."<i (vdiir Spring i;'tii-i A lilicvilhi 1 Oi'?:i il l>i:iiiio<i<l Ilill l.cf.viidi-svilh! Miitni'ilin... Calio'.in i'-Vt.i?J lioiiieau.x '.mj.oo K: COWAN. School Coiniiiisslimer. tl Dec. 12. ISiS, tf t. SCHOOL TRDSTEES" " OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY, jj School District No. 1? J. Prank Cason, J. . King, John H. Moore. School District No. 2?C. A. C. Waller. T. . HI ley, s. H. Hodges. *" School District No. 3?m. B. McGliee, G. w \ Conner, M. A. Cason. i. School District No. 4?E. L. Waldrop, G. . Moore, W. H. Dunn. School district No. 5?ii. m. Young, W. * jwan Brock, It. II. Armstrong. tu School Dimtkict To f.?a. T. Mcllwalno. . F. Calvert, J. lv ITldrlrk. School District No. 7? W. E. Henderson, '. A. Loinax, I/. II. Kykard. in School District No K-Rnv. R. W. Sey- . our, T. J. Hearst. John M. PrulU. School District No. 9?G. M. Sibcrt.S. O. rG nunc, J. C. Tittle. School District No. 10? I)r. J. L. Pressley. C. Lltes. A. K. Watson. School District No 11?W. A. Tcmploton, G. Kdvranls. J. H. BarUsdale. School District No. 12?Dr. J. H. Bell. J. , Brownlce. John I). Alewlne. School District No. 1.1?J.J. Johnson, Dr. B. Mosetey, George F. Runlett. School District N'o. u?e. Calhoun, W. . Lanier, Win. Riley. School District No. ir>?Hon. J. II. Morh, J. It. McConih, W. It. MeRride. School District No. IG-.Tamns C. Jcnnc?. Job. Cothran, Jr., W. H. Brlit. j ne rscnooi i riisiccs will oc carcrul not to cnlraw the amounts allotted to tlit-lr rocctivc School Districts. K. COWAN, School Commissioner. Dcc. 12, 188.1, tf Master's Sale. enry M. Spikes against Thomas L. Moore, Lucy Moore and others, heirs at law of Emma A. Moore, dee'd. JY virtue of an order of sale made in ?1' e above stated case by the Hon. A. P. cinch, Judge Second Circuit, on 21st y of February, 1883, I will sell at pub: outcry at Abbeville 0. II., S. C., on ledav, 7th day of January, 18S3, within Q legal hours of sale, tlio following scribed property, situate in said State J d County, being of the real estate of {? rs. Emma A. Moo.o, deceased, to wit: I that tract or parceljof land, containing ]^v Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, a*1 J in. >re or less, bounded by lands of Dr. T. lilake, Mrs. Pool, Larkin Carter and iers. Only sojmuch of said land asis eessary to pay the debt, interest and its in this case will bo sold. The numf of acres to bo made known on day of e. 'FILMS OF SALE?So much cash as II be nccessary to pay the debt, interand costs in this case. JJalanco on a dit of twelve months with interest m day of sale, secured by bond of rchaser and mortgage of the premises, rchaser to pay for papers. M. L. BONIIAM. JR., cin Master. >cc. 10, 1SS3, 4t um an<: Master's Sale. 4 Ric C. Henderson ct al agninst Carrie pofi Henderson ct al. 1 . unci >Y virtue of an order of sale made in ]? above stated case by tho Hon. J. S. bran, Judge Eighth Circuit, on 1; ' of December, 1883,1 will sell at puboutcry nit Abbeville C. II., S. C.t on Noi eday, 7tb day of January, 1884, within 8 ( legal hours of sale, tho following de- j ro?' ibed property, situate in said State and! R'c inty: All that tract or parcel of land,',0^ tut Vr\ 1 L-nrtu-n nu t.lm Vrmtifr urli1 iid, and containing bU Fifty-Nine Acres, t re or less, bounded by lands of Goorgc irley, the Homestead and others. Altbat tract or parcel of land, Tract No. ? sontaining T1 Eighty Acres, n?ni >re or less, and bounded b3T lands of R. Blackwell, John White and others. rERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, r lance in twelve months with interest m day of sale, secured by bond of \) rchaser and mortgage ot promises, th leave to purchaser to anticipate secd payment. Purchaser to pay for pars. 1 M. L. BOXHAM, JR., ft Master. prt Dec. 12, 1883, 41 mm pill Jftl Saloon ! No. 4 Washington Street. Si Norwood Brothers Old Stand. i_ _ t a. fli 1_ . r ne largest diock oi x me Goods in the State. SOI 2 ^om'a best brands and goods all fine, sal pr? Jolland Gin and Sherry Wine, ^ld Ityo Whiskey made cut West, In turn's Champagno and Mnsson's i best, t\v tin k pple Brandy, the best that's sold, Jm bu icotch Malt Whiskey eight years old, I ^jcBryar's Bourbon ancf hand made, j "California Wines of every grade, Ar J lai "1 ingor Ale and w'ell assorted coi X i?y in i T^nglish palo Ale tho best imported, i>u * jTivoli B6er and Rye that's white, ^occo Wine and Angelica bright, rish Whiskey and Willow Glen, vy bii Hji ood Mountain Gap and Planter's X friend k e good as gold and Baker's Rye, . ... s kTnrf h Prt rnl mil f!nrn nnH IVnrnftr'o A ^ ri Call an'd sco the mammoth stoclf of ure goods. You will find everything | eatly arranged and good order. y THOMAS McGETTIGAN, to Proprietor, ic' Dec. 12, 1883, tf r n:t J bt Our sole leather tip shoe is tho host for : <jl hildren'y school shoes, Wardlaw & Ed-!hi *ards. I Soller's button and lace shoes for la-1 ies are tho best. Sold by Wardlaw &j id wards only. C. C. C. A certain cure for chills to be j lad at opeed <fc Lowry's. Why will son suffor with corns when1'1. ?an's corn so'vent is so available, it has >een testou and its virtue is unparalelled. I Do be had at Speed & Lowry's. J mm iwcsfi UJVJUH liluIlIUiiiiUi A. .1. Stlina* A* Son against Alfred liutler. Bv virtue of a power of sale contain [ d in a certain mortgage executed l?y A red IJutlcr, now deceased, to W. T M )onald it Co., whieli mortgago is no icld ar.d owned liv A. J. Salinas A Son aid mortgago hearing date llio 2!Uh da\ f June, ISS2, and executed t > see lire tin ayment of a certain noiu of even dati ln;rcwi;!i, I will seli t ) t'.ft IsL'licst Kidder at pub c auction :;t A!?:?'.:viili: if., S. on I0NDAY, JANUARY, 71884 ' io following doserjbed real estate : All )\vti ol' Abbeville, containing ' One Acre, i lore or less, with thci HOUSE thereon, ,tely occupied by Alfred Butler, bound- c 1 by 0. A. Visanska, Jas. II. Cobb and :hers. b By consent I will also sell all the interit of .said land of Mr. Hugh Wilson, Jr., ho will give a (ju it-claim deed in of all the iterest he has or claims in the place. TEUMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser js i pay for papers and recording. Sold at the risk of the former purchaser. If the purchaser does not comply withi ten minutes or give satisfactory evijwc that lie will do so, tiie place will be q s-sold immediately. ELLIS G. GRAYDON, n Attorney for A. J. Salinas & Son. c Nov. 7, 1883, 4t J oiumuia and ( rccnvilie Kftiironu Cl NOVEMBER 181 li. 1**3. tl For thu information of tlio public. . 1>AI LY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS. ! NO. 53. fl* I'AHSKNUKlt. tl Leave Columbia A? 11 50 a in if I.0:ivis Alston 12 58 p in Leave Newberry 1 50 |> m d Leave Ninety-Six... 3 35 p in Leave Hodges 4 25 |) in Leave Helton 5 30 p m Arrlveat (Jreenville 7 <?2 p m NO. 52. DOWN I'ASSKNOKR. (!( Leave Ureen vllle at. 0 65 a m ]\; Leave Helton II 25 a in Leave Hodges 12 35 pm ui Leave Ninety-Six 143pm p Leave Newberry 3 13 p mLeave Alston 4 11 p m Arr. at Columbia 1-' 520 p m YUTANllUKO, UNION AN1) COM.Ml'.lA HAILKO Al). CC NO. 53. IT I' I'ASSKNOKR. , Leave Alston I 10 p m Leave strother 2 U3 ji in je Leave Hliellon 2 1(1 p in Leave Saiiluc 3 32 p m ar Leave Union 4 25 p m Leave .lonesvllle 5 (ill p m Arr. atSpartaiibur* <i 11 p m Cj. KO. 62. DOWN I'ASSF.NKKK. ove Spartanburg It. tfc \). depot H11 00 a m ; cr Ave Spartanburg S.U.&C.dcpot (jll 10 p in m nve lonesvllle 12 21 p tn five Union 1 20 p in j AveSantuc 1 55 p in live Shelloii 2 50 p in eivc Strotlier 3 Zi p in live at Alston 4 11 p m UK JtlDGE KAII.ltOAI) AND ANJ1KKHON IJKANCIt. ? Leave Bolton 5 31 p in Leave Andersoi 6 03 p rn Leave Pendleton ti 43 p m Leave Seneca () 7 30 p m 1^ Arrive at Walluilla... 7 SI p m | vV Leave WalhftIla HI.iain ?!| Leave Seneca D " <*l u in J . Leave Pendleton 9 10 a in Leave Anderson 10 il) h in i Arrive at Bel ton, 1105 am I.APKKNS ItAILItOAl). Leave Newberry 3 !"> p m Arr. at Laurens C. II 7 05 p ni Leave [<aurens II. 0 0) a in M Arrive at Newberry.. 12 30 p in ;V| AliHKVl I.I.K lilt ASCII. 1 13 ' Leave Hodjres 4 30 p m Arrive at Abbeville.. 5 30 p ni | r% Leave Abbeville 11 30 p in D Arrive at Hodges 12 30 pm j l CON S KCTION.H. With Snntli Carolina Kaiirnad from i irieston. w HII w 11niinkion, < oi uiniva >inu | * sjustn I <ul I mud from Wilmington and all nts North thereof. With Charlotte,Col-1 ? bin and -Unrusta Railroad from Charlotte I nil points North thereof. K With Ashevllle and Spartanburc Rail d for points !n Western North Carolina. . J. with Atlanta and Charlotte Division m rimofid & Danville RullroHd front oil tin ntsHoiitlj and West. Kb With Atlanta and Charlotte Dlvl*l< n ga hmoml & Danville Railroad front Atlanta I beyond. l_. With Atlanta nnd Charlotte Division roo hmond and Danville Railroad from all w< nts South and West. Jot With Smith Carolina Railroad for ?ci irieston. With Wilmington,Colunibiannd ~ ;u?ta Railroad for \V ilmincton und the lh. With Charlotte, Columbia and Au- ? la ltallroad for Charlotte and the North. With Asheville and Spartanburg Rnllil from JIoiidei>:onvllle. J. Wllh Atlantannd Charlotte Division hmond and Danville Railroad from Char-1 4 e and beyond ! f\ andard time used is Washington. D. 1 ft'oi Ich is tlfteuii minutes faster than Colum-1 lui 1 sin a. R. TALC<~>TT, Actlnjr Sunt. j J. T. Met'A NTS, Master of Trains.' tal IMK?K minutes faster than Washington. < mi: NOTICE ICHOOL TRUSTEES. I ri IIK School Trustees of Abbeville County &l nr?j earnestly requested to meet the lCx-j % Ining Board on tlio llrst Monday In.Tan-1 ll y. 1R84, at Abbeville Court House, at! JJ jive o'clock M. K. COWAN. Chairman Kx. Hoard. p, iec. 12,188-1, It H EBTORS AND GREWTORS. s ERSONS holding elalmsngalnst the estate ^ of William Cllnkscales, deeiased. will fip sent the same to me without delay, and ise Indebted o the estate must make impt payment '.o A. C. CLINICSCAI.l-'S. ... Adinitilbtrator. in iec. 11,1A<?1. It ImCMKS EiAlllMilUH. EACIIKR8 of Public School* without certificate.", and whoso certificates have exed, are hereby notified to meet tlie Kxamnu Hoard at Abbeville Court House prored for examination on Thursday, :)d day of! nuary. lMw-4, at ten o'clock A. M. TI 'olored teachers will meet the Board on ufay. ibe day folIowlnR at tun o'clock A. M. lh paper, pen and Ink. Vuchers deslrlnir the honks on "Art of A tool Management"and''MetbodsofTcachf," 011 which a number of the examination estious are bused, vuii procure the same by plying to the subscriber. K. CO WAX, .School Commissioner, )ee. 12, ISA!, it tate of South Carolina, j ?ii 71. n a iiODCviiic county. IX TIIK PRORATE COURT. n\ Ex-parte Agnes 15. Robertson, Petitioner. 11,1 Petition for .Settlement and Discharge. I Its. A(iXKS II. ROIIKRTSOX :is admin- ..( | lstralrix of the estate ol J. \V. Robert-i r 1 having tiled tier petition in tills Court iiying for KCttiement, ?V:c. L?; t Is ordered, that Tuesday the Kill of Jim- j iv next, be tixed for the settlement of; <5.1 (i e-tate and granting the discharge as , lycd for. ' J. FULLER LYON, "c Judge Probate Court. Ie> )cc. 6, iss:t, t DISSOLUTION? i 'lie copartnership heretofore existing be- ' een I)r. L. T. Hilt and H. L. l.owry under; Hi J name of Hill A Lowry at Abbeville, S. ('., II< s been dissolved by mutual consent, I)r. L. , Ill ll.K mis ruiu mil. II in MHL'lt.tl 111 Hie I , slness to Mr. P. J}. Speed. p" I.. T. HII.L. M. D., S. L. LOWHV. Dec. 10,18.SU. 1 'rom the above it will be seen that 1 havo re' ,irod trim the drug business, Mr. Mr. 1'. H. peel hnvilli! purchased my Interest in the in of llill ?v Lowry. Mr. Lowry is a rami- w l.v licensed druggist of experience, and Mr. Hj eed is well known to the people of this iinty. (jrnteful for favors extended to me I the public while In the business, Tcoin-1 til snd the new 11 rm to the coutidenco and; th troniige of the people. j. i, L. T. HILL, M. D. I Dec 10,18KI, st 11" UUI'AliTJNEKSHir, I I'ho undorsijjnr'd have this day pnrrhase'l the j J1.' >ck of drut;s ami I he business of Hill ?V Low-'* iiiul will tn the future conduct the drug jot islnoxs tinder the firm name and style of;Ui eed & ijO\v ry, I n, I'. II. SPEKD, | S. L. I.OWUY. Dec. in, is't:t. j at tate of South Carolina, s Abbeville County. jat obdtc Court?Citation for Letters of Admits, p: istnitioi). ! in / J. Fui/lkh Lyon, Esq., Fkobatk Jitikjk. | n< VfHEP.EAS, Edwnrd E.Smith has mndei^* Hu.t to me. to prant him Letters of AdIn If trillion of the estate mid ettVets of Win.'! Caldwell, Uiteof A'bberllle county, deceas-1 fheseare therefore, to citp and admonish all1 sc id singular the kindred and creditors of the j ,U1 Win. E. Cnldwpll, deceased, that tliey i s and appear liofore me, in t lie Court of l'ro- ; In ite, to be hold at Abbeville (!. H., on Kri- ! (v ty, December 21st, 1SS3, aller publication jreof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show , tuse if any they have, why the said Admin- j-( tration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this fifth j day or December, in the year of our i Si Lord one thousand eight liundred audi eighty-three and in the one hundred j ami eighth year of American Imlei>end- 81 ence. I hi Published on the 12th day of December, 1883, i the l'ri'KK <ind Mannar and on the Court ouhe door for tbe time remit red by law. it J. FULLElt LYON, - Judge Probate Court. Nov. 7,1S83, tf ).r mini,! em THE NEW 1 Will Positive^ T&& JL. TT IVT Vf! ). n r..-n. LJL rangeuionts now, that all tny bu it, 1884. 1 will therefore jselI my entire Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Strictly al anfl Below Cc Any goods left on hand alter that time POSITIVELY NO PROFITS ASKED NOW IS YOl A HANDSO Dress Goods, Cloaks, Sh Will be Sold R( A large stock of MENS, YOUTHS, vilI he sold cheaper than ever before in t I have also a large stock of TABLE C'J fOWELS nt 5 cents and upwards. In fact my whole stock will and inn iut at all hazards. I have also on nai ;ase?, clothing and cloak st In conclusion I will say, that I assure lona fide sale, and the stuck must and wi Respectfully, Dec. 3, '83. State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. in the probate court. >. P. Hawthorn, as Administrator, <kc., Plaintiff, against >. W. Hawlhon^^SiiirJ'' Agnew et al Defendants. omplaint for Sale of Land to Pay Debt.s. [ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTry at Abbeville Court House, on Saleay in January next, within the legal ours of sale, for the payment of debts, is following described real ostato bextsing to the estate of Polly Hawthorn, cceased, to wit: The Murphy Tract, mtaining ONE HUNDRED AND INETY-FOUIt ACRES, more or less, oundod by lauds of Mrs. Urownloc, obert Mc Adams, Mrs. Grier and others. Lot iu Due West, intaining ONE ACRK, more or less, funded by Main Street, Dr. J. L. Milr, Prof. J. P. Kennedy, Mrs. llrownlec id otliors. TKltMS?One-half cash, balance on a edit of twelve months with interest, edit portion to be secured by bond and ortguge. Purchasers to pay for papers. J. FULLKlt LYON; Judge Probate Court. Doc. 5, 13?3, -It Strayed or Stolen. WOM my plantation near Greenwood on last Wc-unemlay the night of 2St.li, oik; :i7.o faco sorrel mare, blind In one eye. Any rson recovering her will bo amply rewardI!. P. HLAKK, Greenwood, S. C. ucoi I i .ART OF CHOOL ! MANAGEMENT. Y .1. BALDWIN, l're.-i'lnnt State Normal School, at KW'kvillc, Missouri. 1'rico 31..Y) 'or Hale by H. W. LAWS ON & CO. )ec. ">, 1883, tf ?ATENTS JNN & CO., of the ScitNTrno AHXRICAK, conns to act oa Solicitors for i'&tenU, Caveat*. Trade riu, Copyrljfbta, i'or the United States, Canada, gland, France, Germany, otc. Hand Book about f?nU gent free. Thlrtr-rcven rean' experience, atenta obtained through MUNn k CO. are noticed Lbe Scientific American, the largest. beat, and at widely circulated acleiitlflc paper. 13.20a year, ekly. Splendid engravings and Interesting initiation. Specimen copy of the ttcieutlflc A titer* m aent free. Address MUNN A CO., SciXNXiriO iebican Office, 2G1 Broadway, New York. USTotio?. ll rr.Rsoxs PKsmiNo loans of , money lor a j?crlod of live years tuny cfrt the name by mortgage of Improved ftirm ids to the extent of one-third the value of h lands. am Hie Attorney In this county for eapiIsts who biive the money to Invest In this inner, ami persons desiring to effect loan* i atiDlv directly to me. ' EUtiENE P. (iARY. Attorney at Law, Abbeville, S. C. row 28, mi, tr l ESPECTFI'LLY announce to the public l that they have now in store n Idrge and inpletc stocK of everything in the drug line Consisting of ANCY & TOILET ARTICLES, ILTA-LOID SETTS, a beautiful assortment, ODOR CASES, GENTLEMEN'S IESSINO CASES, CARI) AND JEWELRY STANDS, LADIES WORK UOXES, 111 and without music, TOFLET SETTS complete, CHRISTMAS CARDS, k.DIEH SCUM' HUUKN, U<?XKS, FANCY BOXES OK STAONKKY, WISK imi'SU HOMiKItS, BKUSJIKS, COMB-!. large lot of PKUFCMKIIIKS, TOITET SOAPS. A laiffft stock lEStl ANI) rrUK DRUGS, PATKNT MKDICINES, PAINTS, Lfi, TOBACCO, SEGARS, &c., ike., Ac. S'ov. 21, iss::, Urn I'ry n bottle of C. C. C. A ccrtain chill etire, Spci-d ?!fc l?ou ry's r. C. win cure emus wiinoui istii. iryn. (I be convinced. You can get It ;it Speed it iwry's. .Jet a bottle of O. C. C. anil cure your chills. >r FAle at Speed A J.owry's. \ beautiful lot of Celluloid Sets at Speed A iwry's. Jlnlstmas Cards. A Large Assortment at eed A I.owry'H. S'cw goods ! New good* ! We are receiving w goods almost.daily. New Collarelts, crepe ;e millings, sill; handkerchiefs, colored borred handkerchiefs Jersey collars, Ac. It. M. Haddon ?t Co. Viiss"-* cloaks, black and colored all numrs H to 10 yeors. They must be sold. It. M. iddon A Co. Warners corsets" ma le of Ihe best "Carole and Kvny" corsets, warranted. 11. M. jddon A Co. Velvet"! velvets! velvets! black and color. K. M. Hiuldon A Co. Misses clonics at very low prices. Call early id secure a bargain. It. M. Uaddon A Co. Hats, feathers, rlbhor.s, ornaments, Jewelry, irf pins, bracelets, necklaces, &c., Ac., just celved. It. M. Iladdi'ti A (V>. Of it splendid stock of Christmas ?;noi]s ill bo in in a lew days. Call and ?to odi. W. S. Cothran it Co. WakpIj.vw Ki>\vaki?s 1i"k to inform eir customers and tli? pnldie in tfPtmral at tlifiir buyer lias just returned from ? V'??l ? ?i I'lriyn und u'nll <?.l U ^WI III v? n II II i III ? ?? .. uck of inon's, hoys iiml children's olotlig. Prices will be made to suit tho trios. Don't forgot. tho IOi jlimio sliirt, if you ivo tried them you know what tliry are,' you have not vou have l?ut to try them ice and yon will wear no other. It is ldoubtedlv the l)est fitting sliirt over ado?always on hand at Smith A Son's. Nkw Fall calicoes just opened at Cj id S cents. Wo also l?ojj to rail special tcntion to our stock of colored dress >ods, at 12}, 1"), "JO and 2"> cents. Colored ishmeres forobildren's and misses wear, 25 cents, at Wardlaw it Edwards. SrKCiAii attention is directed to the itont-liack re-onforcod sliirt, which is ado of tho verj* best material and pro uinccd tho perfection of lit and finish, rice, 81 at Wardlaw tV: Edwards. Swinton school books at Wurdlaw tfr dwards. When in town don't fail to buy your ihool books of Wardlaw it Edward's. Capt. F. W. K. Nanoe lias some fine r?^s, which be is selling at six emits. tin at 11111 ? amines. Now crop New Orleans Molasses just eeived at Smith Son. New crop Molasses on hand at Smith item's. Just received. 2 eases millinery, latest ylcs, hats, feathers, ribbons, laces, coirs, iVo. 11. M. Huihlon <fc Co. 15 pieces colored cashmeres 12*tof>0c. ist received. II. M. Iladdon A* Co. School hooks, school books at Wardi\v Edwards, ill,! MI, VI ifiii i liiJiiiuiiiiug ITORK STORE r be Removed by D13L 1st. iris out last season, I have made such arsiness transactions will cease 011 MAltCll stock of Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, &c. iff TTnlil PlfPDTTAUV 1C<li luL Ulilli i'MJIlUiiill iJM. , will oithor bo sold at auction or shipped. > c ! . i * :u CHANCE TO SECURE BARGAINS.! ME LINE oE ; r # 1 awls, Skirts and Blankets, I y igardless of Cost. \ BOYS AND CIIILDRENS CLOTHING 'e his town. ( LOTUS, NAPKINS AND TOWELS. 475 ? 8 ist be sacrificed as I am Jetermincd to close J id 1 FINE FIRE PROOF SAFE, SHOW {. ANDS, which will bo sold very low. 'J my friends and patrons that this will be a ill bo sold out by the time mentioned. CHARLES AUERBACH. 1 A. JJ1. HILL & SONS, DEALERS IN i GROCERIES,, f -AND PROVISIONS, CRACKERS, HAM, * TEAS, FISH, SOAP, SYRUP, SUGAR, STARCH, SPICES, FINE TOBACCO, CIGARS, WINES, I LI&UORS, &e. Abbeville, S. 0. Dcc. 15, KSO. tf. J. W. "SIGN,1 ABBEVILLE, S. C. rj J?EEPS on hand a full assortment of a IRON CASES, j; | FINE BURIAL CASKETS, | COFFINS, jn from tlie cheapest to the licst. Hearse will j attend funerals, wnm desired. j j; He will also Contract for the |? it Erection of Buildings. ? He in agont for the nalo of Sash, Door# . Hllnds, Mouldings, Stalr-rnlllngs, Floorings ' and everything perUtlnlug to hoRCC bulldlnj ? April 7, 1880, tf | FOXJTZ'S I HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS g }. No Rorse will i!c of roi.rr. r?vrs or Lcso Fa- I1 TiK, if I out/.'* riiwrlcrr. nre in iin:". T 1'oUt'V I'owi'cr* Will run- ::[* <i *rn. r.f liw: f'jiolkra. i| J I'llV'M'Di Will |?r?-V *llt llAj't * IN FoHI.8, ji I !'Av;(vrs will !nr-rr? < Die quantity of milt nod w e;.m twenty j>er cent., uikI make i!ic butter lira and snvrt. " Fonixi Powder* will cure or pre vent almonf evset .y] Dima*" to v lili'ii lloi?."9 ail'! i .it Ms;ire fulijeet. ' t'ot't.-'- i'-iwr.-. rs v. ii.i. tiivl i:\ribpaciton. n Hold t'Vcrj wlu'i'o, w x-.-v <i.j . 1.t?, rroprietor, ei BALTiaroi:E, jid. WM. H. PARKE It V,'. C. McGOWAN. PARKER & MeGOV/AN . ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, ' ABBEVILLE, C. II., S. C. J ? S( 1*7 ILL practice also In Hie Circuit Courts01 If the United Stales for South Carolina* fl Jan 7, ISSO. . tf re b, State of South Carolina, i: Abbeville County. J XX TIIE COMMON PLEAS. 1 John R. Mntti?on, Plaintiff, . U'.'lllllSt ,; IJ. \v. Mttilson, <1. W. Mattison, J. M. Matti \} I son, M. K. Mattison, Mary Scru-.'gR, M. (J. {f Kay, Plnkiiey Kay, Amanda Fool, II. I'!. 1 Norris. h. Hnnhum, G. I'. Kay, C. N". Knv, II. N. siilrley, Nancy K. Crawford, j Catliarine JJunlss, Carrie Mattison, W. It. Mattison, M. R Fleming, 0. \V. Madison, ' Margaret Clatworihy, l'arrle Mattison, B. N. I Mattison, Defendants. I To the Defendants nbovo named? YOC arc hereby summoned and rri]Ulrcd to answer lite complaint In this action, ! which is filed In the olllee of tin; Clerk of tin- (( ! Court for wn 1<I County, ninj to nerve it eopy of your answer to the s ild coniulalnl on tlie subscribers at their office,at AhSeville Court | Jionse. s. wlihin twenty d i.vs after the ser1 vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser within.the time aforesaid, tiic Piaintiti' in j this action will apply In I In1 Court for thu relief demanded in t tie complaint. Dated August 24, lSit. PEKRIN v.t COTIIUAX, "j I [L.S.] M. G. /'.r.Kii.nit, C. C. P. J To the nbsent Defendants B. N. Shirley, 1 i Catharine Hnrrlss and Nancy K. Crawford. I Takk Notick. That the summons of which v | the above is a copy, together with the com- T l plaint In this notion, was lllcd in theolHce of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for said County on the 1-th day of October A. 1). < 1 l-Sitf. : -r M. G. ZKIGLER, C. C. P. I 1 Nov. 21. 1SS.J, fit , flflSMi1 A d IO)i In j c 1 1 l si. i ! 11 j I] f iGhri S tmas. i "x3 r ?- i <cg I iE i i i IT 18 A THKVT TO (?() INTO TIIK NEW j Drug store and look at the charming, Christmas goods. The Celluloid Dressing; Cases are splendid ; nice Toilet Sets; elegant ("lit Glass Toll el Mottles; Vaees In all st.vles and vary handsome; beautiful Photograph Albums, all sizes and styles* Odor I loses in l?rent variety; Pu(T Hoses, some very handsome; 1'ult's, as white and as pretty as a feathered snow flake. Our Christ mas Cards are just as pretty as can be, and of all styles j ? and sizes?some very larue and lmnd*onie. i w Colognes?Taylor's, Tutlow and Karlnii?per- J *> feutiy delightful. Handkerchief Kxtract In groat variety and very nice. Soap, a full j line from the cheapest lo the finest. Whisk i Brush Holders?very liumLomc ami nicc, ' r Nov. 1!S, ISS:;, tf ! 1 ' w v?oven V/irc Mattress, j111 a 4 i.' i \ fi.,j 11 urn A ' lmli-st:uctal>lc with tliese imitircss. one- ? I of tin; most comfortable beds in use. .Price j i Sti,0 (to gs.00 each. Kcrureone and he romi'ort- - , able, ill. J. L>. CHALMERS ?Vt CO. , Sept. 10,1833, tf |C U ?adBMi??MM BWMWII a m Dry Weather, SHORT CROPS, , ? AND ? HARD ill, r S THE PliE.-iENT CRY. BUT THE WAY n JL in which Ci P. ROSENBERG k CO.' ntcml selling their GOODS this KALL AND IVINTKH, will compel people lo drop that iijiijctt to wonder why they car jill'oivl t<> ti o .hucIi gie-it BARii.VISS. Their priced iro such as lo supply the wants of those who iavo little money and a grcatdeal to buy, Hit. ROSENBERG bus remained North all milliner and tins selected with great care a # nost complete stock of everything In their J Ineamtut such prices as to enable them to ] flvo entire satisfsictlou to all who favor thein * villi their patronage. He has in most initances bought direct from the manufactory, vJilcli has enabled them to secure a great 1 nany goods much below their market value a nut which wilt he sold by them accordingly. ,'onstant auditions are being made to their 'i lock,and It will pay any one to call on them (l md examine It before purchasing elsewhere. V fhey can positively sell goods of any kind in heir line as ch??p as any market Iv the C iouth, either WHOLESALE OH RETAIL. ? Their stuck consists lu part of p GENT'S, YOUTH'S AND BOYS' 0 HEADY-MADE CLOTHING," GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. DRY goods. motion's moots mm new HATS, CAIN, TKUNKS, VA USICS, JEWELRY, ROGERS' 1 TRIPLE PLATED I SILVERWARE In the latest 5 designs, CROCKERY, HARD- _ WAKE, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. ] It Uso have on band a compete stoek ot d< 5UNS, both BREECH nnd MUZZLE LOAD- S< NO and PISTOLS of all qualities. They make a specialty of Tobacco w The nlmvc goods are guaranteed to give satiKUciion In every resj>ect. (ii vo them a call ind suve money. P. ROSENBERG & CO. f-oj t. 12. 13S3. tf p llil li A Dill) i CONGAEEE Illflll IIIIDL V mm ivumio, i er Coumbia , S. C. Asent for i CHAPMAN'S WITUAL EVAPORATOR." IMIRSE WORKS WERE EST A HUSH EI' , I in 1K47 by Messr*.(ieo. Sinclair and .Juines / aiderson and purchased by nie in the year c 350, and from that time till now carried on $ uccessfully by myself. My friends and cm- S timers will bear witness of the larsu and stu- 8 endous jobs executed by lue. It was at my i rorlts where tlie largest and almost only Job 1 f its class ever executed in this city was done, I lz.: the making of the pipes for the City I ^ater WorUs in the year lr?>s. In the branch [ f 15KLL KOUXMIXO, I can say that I have lade the largest bells ever cast. In the State, nch as Uic bell tor the City Hall in Ooiumbln, .< My stock of patterns for AltCIIlTKCTU- ^ LAIj WuHK. COhUMXS for Store fronts. Is irye and various, and In IlAI J.fXtiS for Hal- 1 <>iiu i nave list! ? irgest variety und most, modern patterns; luny of these ure patented and I have purliasi'il the right for this state. In the machine line I enn furnish my parons with STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS _ f any sire and description. My CIRCULAR 1 AW MI LfiS have carried off the prhuu&eV' I ry State Fair held In this city, and In their | rmstructlon I have taken pains to combine I irapliclty with the most useful modern lm- -* rovemc-nts, and may flatter myself that my IRCULAR saw MILLS find favor with ovry snvycrwho understands his business. The many orders I am steadily receiving for IT?;aR cane MILLS prove that the public ppreelate the mills of my make, and so It Is ith my (Jf.i It! N't} for HoKSK 1'OWERS, IN WHEELS, GRIST MILLS nud other 1 ac II IN EH y. i. i have the nnnufacturing right. of many atents, sncii as castings for ROCK cotos and i!ay 1m.ksk and throe or four IfR'reut i''ee!> CUTTERS and other impien-nH. I will he pl. asi d to send my circulars to any pplicaitt, toz"!h?T with price 11st or estimate, ly prices art! Moderate, ami I assure the pabetlmt they an.- l-iw?rr even than those of o: tiiern mauutiftun-rs, t>i"d that my work ill compare favorably with that of auyoth- \y r maker. Address Wj Jobs Alexander, CosrjAUEK Ikon Wouks, Columbia, s.c. > OR. F. F. GARY j _T AS moved to Abbeville for the practice of "1 medicine, anil oilers his professional J >rvlces to the public. Calls during the day may be Ic-ft at the of- j co of Col. Eugene B. Gary or at. luc former sldanceof Judge McGowan.now occupied y Dr. linry. Jan. 31,1SS3,12m ^ Farm for Sale. /.t\ ACHES, at White l'ond, on the S.C. R. R., :V> miles from Augusta, Ga. In tin* _ nter or the melon and irait crowing secmi of the state Mo?tof the land In cultl- I, ation. Large ham and stables and t wo good V> nant houses on the place. Bound on one dc by the Hailroud and on another by a \ ever failing stream of water. n For further information address cei (Ill A P. WOODWARD, Elko, S. C. < Oct. 10, is 3, -It ? IT STANDS AT THE HAD."S Pr The Star that Leads Them All." b* V Tin: I.IGIIT-itUNNIXG K* DOMESTIC. H bit rllAT it is the acknowledged leader In tin- \V [ trade is si fact that cannot be illH]>utcd. P11 I ANY IMITATE IT ! NONE EQUAL ITM Ph lie Largest. Armed, ,'tj. The Lightest Kunn'ng, The Most Ht'iiiuiiu! Wood Work, ?And is Warranted? o be made of the best material, T6 do any and ail kinds of work, j To be complete in every respect. |t) FOK SALK ISY II* L M. HADBGN & CO. : Ab'osville, S. C. g-nt.s wanted in unoccupied territory. AdDOMESTIC S. M. CO., t Richmond, Va. Mareli 2S, ISS3, if JaVE ou hand almost every variety ot :arriages, T v -v v n I tfUUiHiib, _ S5 WAGONS, hlch they oiler to t'.:eir customers on the iost advantageous terms. IEPAIM A SPECIALTY. |X 'HI: I lie hest of workmen in every hrntieh ol I'e ir business. iitut an "hundant .*-U|>|>;v ofichi in her. iiimI other materials, we are prepared j i doall kinds of repairing in the very ijes-t anner, at the shortest, notice, nnd on the ^ ost accommodating terms. All work fully ? ? iirrun toil. TT SEAL & McILWAINE, | V Washington Street. rew Carriage, Wagon and ?, Buggy Shcp. eeii VIF.L opt n Mir new I.ricl; sliop vIs O'1 el,......,!,.,;,, I I. !?..I -J' s.l ' I If. here I will bi1 ultlr lo.supply ail persons who in" ay tjlve hie a call, Willi Caniayo, \Va.-o:i 1' - ' ul Kup-y work. cti| \V. C. ( IIA I'M AX. >U'h Oct. K>, ISXI. tr T ? - - - - ? t w? Lai* Hra.-i, ? Just receives!, a lot of ?u;= ncy plush lap rugs, and lor xilo at the a* iuciunatiX??'?)osit6ry. TUos, Beggs. ' J i ii ! ii ! n mm i 'JJ7~I Dr. H. D. WILSOK^H DENTIST Ibbcville, C. H., 8. .C'lM lUrOUlcc; I."ps*?iis over the l'ost Ofllco.'f3H^^^H H. D. REESE,* ABBEVILLE, S. C.. - >hH H [jEPAIUfi \VATCHE?. OLOCJTR, IV lowi-li-y In ihc Iji'M in?ni>cr lit, (ho Rt prices. Long cxpnriciict! itml cIohp llli.n to Ijtlsl IK'S* llli-r i I I'dllvtilni'.il U.n fm?i msc huviim work if !>< in his line. eoj.s .If .vliy mijsilverware forsale. -<9 I Feb. H, 1"M, I'Jia Fhe Place to Get Wliat JH You,Want! IHRiSTIAN&WILSQffl \ LWAYS In store, a complete \ FANCY GROCERIES, CANNKflfl? OODS and CONFECTIONERIES of?H II kinds. The Ix-st and cheapest CP. ARS jind^TOUACCO^ Tho FINES^^^M weet Mash Corn Whiskej!|^^| or medical purposes a sDeciulCf. hoice Liquors of any kind for medical urpoHCs. , (Jive us a call. Satisfaction guaranteed.,3M|^B CHRISTIAN & WILSON, ^ , Abbeville, S. SiltiiixTlE* 'LIE TISE WELL FIXTURE Is by far most perfect and complete Invention for. s purpose that lias ever.been made. ' No dimmer of children being hurt by It. Anybody enn draw w liter with It?from any . p'li. it is safe, rclliible and convenient, J. J. ADAMS, Greenville, S. C. ;SB Mr. M. L. BONHAM, JR.,nt ABBEVILLfe|l^^B ill take orders for tlie proprietor. August 1,18KJ, 3m WANim"* OTTOS SEED, COTTOfilPH 17 E WILL T'A Y (1>.i FIFTEEN CEXTS.v.j^B \ cash per bushel tor 10/HK) bushels JUKI) JJHV COTTON SEED, ile'Ivered i at tills pincp before tlie first of next V*>-? SMITE & BODGES, 'UK Improved Twin Spring. ' Snmeadvanluges (he Twin Spring Bed lias over otb- ?M 1. If Is adjust i!?le to n:iy size bed. '9H *. It Ih clean, uolsel.'ss and strong. i. Jt n.a!<?-*!. Mini->:i> even *orfsK-c. J^H I' Is elastic. (.tin he mado hard or soft. *>. It. Is low hi prlco?only iS.CO?aud fw wlet'^ ^ J. I). CHALMERS & CO, fcfcf OPP l Ml <ln well to cnll^before purchasing, TH03. BESOS. 'J9 i.CNEWMAtrfl 'you want nice homemade harness,go to " vjjlfl J. C'. Newman's shop in Knox's building, /,; NhAfHlA C (' Say 2,7883, t f \ "^LYON&HE^LYf; M Sgy State & Monroe Sts-.Chicago^i^^B 9 \Villfand prepaid to?iny tAdnuihtk jf ^rWBSr V - / jraflH iS BAND CATALOGUE, f I ffjm for ls?3, 100 jaftt, 110 tn?ra?tnj?I tCVn M3?of Initruti sou. S?ll>, C?p?, B?lu,^ "zBR. . fcSSl'mnpaiit, E|*"lm, Cap-Tjimp*, j I\a SuotU* Dturn MajorS Stiffi, ud / / VA // \h*"4,?' Sundry fUn.i OuifiU, K*f*Wn$ /# 15 :? // Jl ?L'0 Ir.diMn Inilraalon ?nd Er- 1 for Aan>t?nr Ikuili, *nU ? ^'? CIu>l<* liiixi Juiulc, " ^ JU ? REDITORS & DEBTORS. -I J,L parties having claims against the cs- ' L tateof Wnstiinctnn I'errln, colored, dc-r iscil, will preswit the Minn- to rno^and those ?*jj Jebted must make uuvnient without delar I F. L. MORROW, --'11 Administrator. >s5 jet. 3,1SS3, tf m tate of South Carolina/ Abbeville County. I obate Court?Citation forLettersof Admia- . i?t ration. ] J. Fuller Lyon, E>q., Prouate Judge.' 1 ,,'ilEREAS, Tlios. J. (j'rilMn has made suit "59 ' to me.to grant him Lcttercof Adminis* ition of the estate and eti'ectKof Agnes \V, ynolds, late of Abbeville county, deceased.I'hese are therefore to cite and admonish all d singular the kindred and credltorsof the Id Agues W. Reynold, deceased, that they and appear before me, In the Court of Prote, to be lieid at Abbeville C. H., on edne^day, the Tit h of December, 1M83, after biication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forcion, to show cause if any they have, why esaid Administration should not begrantjiven under my itand and seal, this ISthday of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty- ,J% three and in liie one hundredth and, , fv, eighth year of American Independence'.^ Published on the 21st duyof November, l> yl\ < '3! the l'rt.sx and Ihniiicr,and on She Court?*""" >uso dour for the tltne required by law. . g ?1 ISA'? tf Judge Probate Court. ' WANTED! fllg OTTON SEED. !??? COTTON SEED, |jj| WILL PAY (l'c.) FIFTEEN CENTS cash per bushel for bushels SOUND DRY i'IToN SEED, delivered to me at this piaco ? ' fore the tltst ?f next November. Will ex- *-vHAjoB fcnge Cotton Seed Meal for Cotton Seed. J. E. SHEFFIELD, j Donalds, S, C. r 3 DON'TYorget HAT I.AWSON'S is the place to buy your School Rooks. Cov. n, I.-'N:, tf ME OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville County. IN THE PROBATE COURT. Ex Parte J. A. Robinson, Petitioner. Petition for Discharge. HE petition J. A. Itol>liison, Guardian tor Li'la L. Clinkseales. now Lela L.Ttubin), having applied for discharge: t is ordered, that Saturdav. the 22nd day of mnbcr next t>o fixed lorgiauting tlie dis- . irtt lo nuld guard iitu. ^ (^ Lyos_ Judge* Probate Court. ?ov. 8th ALUABLB LAND SALE ! . ~~ ) Aero Tract cf land fcr Sale, rK WIfJ, SKI.I, OX SAI.r.D.W IX DK.iiit. stt public ontr.r.v at Abbeville :i! i!oiis<> i tin I liiioi of liiiul on Sawney's ok in Magnolia. t<'\vi:s!,i|>. Iuiowii sis t'lio .1. (l,n/ v>.nt?li.ii:<4 I'll-J A AiI;K>, \:i iv or lt->, hound' <l liy jane's of Benjamin l?ro\vn. .lane T raker Mid cllicr*. now or- < ltd by .\ir. .lollii Peulfcrcw. Titles ta-/(/( </. HUMS?One-half capb, tlie balance In ive moutbs, xccnreil by bond m.<t movt;c. Private oilers will be coi.si.'vr. (!, XOIII.K ? X013LF, _ ~ ents fur Jobn S. Fairly & Couu cuy owuers?^S a iov.7, J?g3.4t