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% i jq Press and Banner lJy II?{jh Wilson. Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1884. Mil ?DW ?KMP?Pg l'utcrprlsiiirr and Prn.oorom Firm The firm of Seal, Mellwaine ? Co., eon tinnes to prospet, am! always keeps par villi the improvements in their lino c lupines*. tty ??oo 1 work, honest priee? j;n<l fair <loa:ii?'^ they have Iniilt up 1arj?ean'l important business from a ver small l?otcimiiiiir. showing l>nsine?.s lac jtnd application may sueecl in A! !? ? villo as well as in othnr sr-turns of tli: State. Their two-story woo ]shop rover a large spare, an 1 is 1:1I?> 1 front irarret t< basement with velm-les in every staire o completion, ami their rarriaire ati.l wacm repositories of tinishnl work contain nv ?*ry needed machine. In their harnes repository they have a lull lino of bar ni'ss from the cheapest plough gear to tin finest silver mounted bu^gy and earring harness. This success and this capita was brought together by elose attentioi to business and the application of thor ough business principles to whatevc: those gentlemen un lertouk. Long ag< they rented small rooms in u btiildim which was destroyed bv fire, ami u hie! ?t the inme time destroyed uiueh of thei ?i(<eiimnl:itioim. Afterwards thev bni! I the present lartjo structure, which the; f lj:>w occupy, but which has since thet been double 1 i:i e.ipn/ity, and last Fa I their old wok| smith shop was t;tkei away and a splendid large and commo !i oiw brick buildiiisr now .stands in ii' Ktend, and is occupied by thoir smiths Following 111> one improvement by an other, they put'in motion la?t week sonn of the best and in >st n<"f-11 machinery t hat could be used iu their business. Ib business arrangements with Mr. 15. F Smith, they attach their machinery to his'.eam engine which has :i:it|>le power f<> any and ever;. n-<\ A hardwood surfae< , planer together with ban 1, jig siti?.l scr?>! Siws have just been put in motion, wliii-I will enable them to reduce all timber u?ed in their business tt> th<j dcsire? shape and size. tty the audition of thi: improved maehinery Messrs. Seal, McII Vvaine iC' Co.. will be enabled to douhlt thu former capacity of their busiues' without increasing their expense f->r la l?or, and it is now believed that they wil be much nearer able to supply tlx growing duui;?nd for their vehicle* which never fail to give satisfaction t< every purchaser. We note the growth of the business o tlie firm of Seal, Mcllwaine if* ('< ., will much pleaStue, on their own awiiuit and t Ii is pleasure is increased f?? t'10 reason that tlieir success is a piihlii benefit. As tlirv increase their 1>umiic?: they give employment to a greater mini lier of operatives, and as their business increases :i greater number of our citi zens are enabled to use their exeellen vehicles. IVniq: public spirited eiii'/.ens t!ie firm ot S^al, MelIwaine A Co., de serve all tho <:reat success which h is at tended their efforts. Our onJv rotjret is that we have not a much jrreater numbe of manufacturers likethe:u to help built r.p our town. Wo would say, for the eneonrf?;:rmcn of the apprentice hoys who are now cm jd'iyed in thi< factory, that the senio ru-iiiiicr 01 mo nnri mis made every noi Inr tli.it lie now owns, and that thirty years ago ho was an apprentice in tin fliopat Ihic West then owned hv .Mr. J Y. Hilton. I?y close application to busi lifss there is no reason why any one o them should not prosper and become a1 useful a citizen as Mr. Seal, who is n< ?'oulit one of tlie most public spirits citizens in Abbeville, and the l?est of i iv, he has the money with whi -li to earn into execution whatever enterprise hi limy undertake. From an humble ap prentice of thirty yeirs ago, lie is now i leading citizen in whatever looks to tin welfare of the town, and the humbles apprentice in the shop may aspire t< ?qnal!y as hi^rli a position. Crime ami Justice in EdgefleM. As we published nn editorial I.i-t wroK from the Elyjlrbl MnniO.tr on the st?I ' Justice in Minefield," we copy this week the reply to the same hy Mr. II. Iionhum, Solicitor of the Fifth Circuit. The letter, with the exception of one 01 two personal alluvion- to the Monitor, \vnieh we have omitted, is a dignified paper. and hear* upon its fr.ee, l>o;h t!ie impress of f>:inu*KS and the desire to state the exact facts. We think tiie M<tn;lor had no desire to reflect upon .Solicitor Honhatn. We understand the Monitor',< criticism- to refer to the very acts of tlio trial justices to which t!it Solicitor refers, and condemns in unmistakable terms. If we are r.Me to Interpret the Monitor and to understand .Solicitor Boiihatn, they are entirely agreed as to fuchut the latter dissents fro:n the courtH.tidiiis ol the former, viz: that Kdgefield is a good j.iaee for wAtfc thieves, and that negroes ?re more rigidly dealt wilh. Tlie Xetrs nnrt Courier, iti its editorial in reference to the letter of Mr. Bonham, says: e pui.nsii v a \ cry .saiisiaciorv loiter from Soli -i;or !* mliam. on the administration of justice in Kdtretiehl c: n:ify. II is shown that, in one ea-e which i? mentioned, two trial i tsti'-es ilisoharireil improperly t'.vo white men who were charged with cotton stealinir. The conduct of thy tri il justices will be investigated by the grand jury. Doubtless tin trial justices would have been less aeconimoditiiif.*. if the t'i ionds of the accused had been less urgent ;niil inllnential. "Solicitor i)'>n!i;:m denies point blanl; that tlit*ro is any partiality in the administra'.i in of justice in county, mid declare* that there is n<>:rronnd what' ever for the charge that white thieves ar< -discharged from custody while bhieV thieves are punished. "The Klt/cfi-l'l MnrJor Iris said noth Jng more on liie subject, and we prcsutm that it is satisfied that its statement* wen far too sweeping in eh trader. liul tin publication of the .}f-.;n'nr's article. b\ the Newt find (."'ftrtrr ban done souk gi?d.? It ha* cleared the air, so that t!u public generally no-.v kn-?\y that Eliie field continues to bo as straight-out ii law us in politics." . Vf? - ? T*?<? Postnias{<rsI;:;? a( Greenwood. The people of Croon wool have jus ground for indignation at the action o Congressman Mackey in his eifort t' oust cue present most excellent nostinas for to give the office to Louis Waller, tin mos? objectionable colored man tha could have been selected. lie is tin mmo man for whom an incensed crow, { enrolled one day :?.f Abbeville during tin eampaisrn 01 n no na'i oppii pumi that dav tlio probability is that ho \voul< flot now bo soar o of trouble to on friends at Own wood. It is said that Louis Waller lias dos paired of pettim? tin office because ot hi inability to give t'>o necessity bond, ant It is thought that (ho department a "WasHington, when informed of his char jicter, would not trust the official biisi ness with one whoso reputation for in teerity is not bettor than that of Waller's Mackey's effort to make Waller post master for a people who dospiso him, am the distinguished consideration which h< shows to the'Squires among the colorec citizens hereabout in pending them pub lie docnment.s from which they mn; store their minds with valuable informa rv?n.in CArnM'llTl'^. Ts it DOSS! UiJII, ??? >.) liivuii Idethat any Radical is pulling the wire through Mackey to advanee his in'eres In the coming Congressional rairc ? Senator Brown find Ibe Mormons. The Xcwbcrry Xcirs in speaking o Senator Brown's speech in the Senate ii discussion of the bill to suppress pclvga oiy says: 4 "His whole speech upon this question i eminently sound ami forcible. As grea as is the evil of polygamy, it would be far greater fivil to override the Coiistitu tion in the adoption of legislative reiinv dies the efficacy of which is more thai doubtful. We are glad that there nr Mill some leg'siators who have not f<?r gotten the existence of that- much nej: l?*etod instrument whieh was once look ed upon as the fundamental law of thi - ?_-! n.?.. Ki: m fiorious uepuiiiic. As* loin? as that greater evil, rlivorff flxints, we think any hypocritical Hlan>i vr nssunuvl i>?li:i<'i?.l horror, as to the sii <.r Morn.onU.lu might be very v el! <iin j.ens^d with. The hopeut Murtnon Jn!?are ot nil his v.:vr? uhiic.the rovin: libertine thrnva p-i.-h of iiis iws in h?* turu 'mvthe alfccl. * V ^ ;v-jr. *.'* m XMtmmmmitmwmn i himii;i i ?rn^n< w ua nu.w i ii The Congressional Kaces ' There is likely lo he some little spirit i - i thrown into the Congressional races in! jour State tliis year. It is generally; j asjrccu mui new iiiemucrs mxi ufii>*vc _ nicely and vote with sound judgment,1 "P] ! s'i.iII lie permitted to return a second 1J 1 liiiii* withouta contest. Hut when a niiui ^ has served several terms, some of the 1T< I i "outs" consider it hiirh time for them toj *: stand aside and give others a change. In ' 1 i-'the third lUstrict Col. Aiken will meet j i with strong opposition, not on account ol; , neghvt or incliieiencv on his part, hut j , ' .because some of the "outs" think it is | time for a change. <;eorge Johnstone, of { ] a Ncuherrv, 1!. 15. Murray, of Anderson, j j.; :ii!?l I'lr. Fary. of Ahhcvilie, arc spoken! ' 'f as p^yiniiu nr candidates. I n the see-1 ' ..iid Itistrift, Congressman, (icorgo 1>. I * 1 riilman, will not lie permitted t< eanlei .'overtlu track alone, hut it is said that v.i John C. Xhepard, of Ivl^ciiold, <5eO. \V. ?'roft, of Aii;eii, ami Robert AId:ich, of ' 15 i :n w. 1! mi'i' ;i! I sun I >i ' ion < men and : t jwi.limi to entvr the r.iec with a jirojtyr i; hacking. | I .: I>r. <J try infmms us that thrro i< n mi<<' take in ihe al> >vo so far a* it refers to him . lasheinij a probable emuliriato for (.'oil| . pi sjressional honors. I: is said however, I r. that if the Hon. I). \V. Aiken shonM ?lo-j I. eliuo re-e'.eetion thit Colonel I'n^ene H.1 5 (i try wtli ma :e the r.iee interesting. "I " i'; J-or (ifircrnor. "> Alre-ul.V the count "V prv*?f h:is II i|r?-t iftfll ! '!:< ii.r?Iri'.ti ?|:it v f n'tlng 11 >n Pi-.t tor ! - t u-iK'.M <iovcr>i >r of mi::;ii <"nro! in:i. Soinr; 1 II'*' llMlllOS of Ilotl. ti.li'S J. of; , 'h"?:er, it lid i'ol. \\\ H. Perry, if Civi n\i !? . i r Iwvi' h*en j>i-o|>'.SfU .iiid we may exre-t u > t tl !> ! of iioinin lio-i* i i Mm ti> arl'.vrvtitl bye.! we think ii K v, t loo early for Mich j k" t i k. vol :is tilt* I : Ii !!: ? been op n?M, %C j w.'ii'tl otter Mie neine ol the pi<?-nt iliclltil-t t I'llt ? III'tl'i S. T!>o;iiji.oti. who li.is nimie :i i 1 inest excd'enl oiliecr. Tie' I c<>; It- who. iivo, years iic"i. ealii il Uoveriior 'i h<-mp--oa lorlii*, iii h i>!ti('0 wldeli h" now tills ore!it?il>iy i - will iiitiiiri elect (rni t > '>< their (iovemor to: 1 i'.iMi'.tiv'r term.?l.'r. j I!' n of the a'lovc tunnel gentlemen sliouM ! < l.'ete I, \v!iv not elect the Hon. F. i " A ('oute r, of i'oUeslmry ? We have no oil-; ? Joel ion toanvofth" ceail.'in-n named, hut If a hunt shot 11 1 he <? mo' into for L'ood uiate-j . rial it Is only necessary lo meiition the name. i>l l.'uKfSi?U!'y s ni.-img uytii.'u ciiizi-ii. <1 ' - Legal Points. Judge Hudson decided last work at i !, Newberry that Liens to he of binding j i force should be signed bv both the Jieneej ^ and the lienor. Judge Kershaw rnled nt j 1 Orangeburg during the recent sitting of s the Court at that place th.it ireeseare "do- j - nicstice animals" and come under tliej provisions of fhe stock law, which pre-' < vents stock from roaming at large on the j - lands other than those of the owner of', 1 s;ich stock. - - <3~ The few suirar plant'itions in Lnuisi-j ? a la make it necessary for the people oft tin* United States to p;it about S."i0,(.,0?i1<100! .. annually into the pockets of monopolists j who how! for protection. The people dt- ! i maud cheaper sugar.?Intlirinapoh.'s ?Vn- J tine/. r An 1 tlie feu* rice fields of South Cam!J-1 l> in makes every man, who eats rii-c, pay ' double price for that article. The people j - demand cheaper rice. J ? Tin: I'n-f'juutn/ Tf<t<h?r, an eduea-! t tknal montliiy, published at Winnslioro, I ? S. C., and edited by Messrs. B. R. Tur-I - nipseed. Patter-son Wardlaw, and W. Richardson, has been received. It is J ably edited, and beautifully printed, and should be read by every tcachcr in Abbe-1 ' vil'o County. 1 "Justice in Edgefield.** Kunr.riKl.u II., Jan. l*>. 1SSI. r To the Mitor of The Sorx ami Courier: In your editorial imt!**? , on the 14fti In>t.uit, of the article from the Edtrelield .ifoni' tor. entitled "Justice in Ivlcetieid County," I j yonsiy: 'We trust Hull the Monitor will pursue the subject. and Tin' .V>t'\t unrt Omrirr will fl'ltd t ' 1 ?*<*? Vf- 3111:1 |>lllni-ll itny S'atp. incut Hi t will luinu out tlie whole truth." I heg leave to present concisely "ill" whole f t'Ul to ih'1 puhl:r. :t? a matter of >-lmple| , justice to Edgefield ('min'y. I will endeavor' s to confine myself lo a MHlenicitt of lucts of; > It. > As the M'-nitor states a white man named1 IVas from A luustn. ( > ., came to Johnston's I t some month* sine ami ohlHii'd from the colored host ler of n livery stable a horse l?y r * falsely representing tliat lie hail authority I 3 from the !>ioj r:rt"r t'i iIomi. When tlo* pro-1 prietor discovered It some hours afterwards! " he pnr?t:el t'io thief, raptured him and! i lodged him in Jail. It is further trite that he! wa> brought up under a writ of hufx'i.t eor/tu.i\ ? issuer) l<y and made returnab'e iie'ore Trial . .Mis'iee-Wardlaw and Ci lover of this place. t 'i h< s? odieer- it"e lawyers hy profusion, just j ) mm incorrupta'de. and unsurpassed in me as >(ii(l c.'tieie?t discharge of their dn'ie?.! They dischaig.d lieas upon his depositingt with tit** clerk ?>i the t'oiift of Gener::l Ses-. sions the sum of SiS* and entering into rccog-j . tdzaiiee with his falher as surety in t! 10 f?ir- i i h> r sijiii of $w>. When the ease was called j l'e.is did not respond. The Monitor sa.vs: "Of course it was known and understood J that he would never a.>| ear for trial." It is j Inconceivable that tin* editor can intend loj have the public hedeve that this was a fact hn i-.vn to theseo:!ieers when t!iev dKcharzed 1 1) :is. When I returned to Kd^elleld and as-' est :incd ? hat had l.e>n ?lone I suggested to ! the t: i d justices that they had made a tnis-j ? ke?>f judgment. ? hich they afterwards ac- > k:i'?wl?'?li"?l and regretted. iWs the Monitor j Ui c m?v that the Mime thing would not have! i?nen done by them hid the petitioner been: e .|ored ? It i?iiirtiier true, r>s stnt"d, that there is a col ?r<-d man in Jail cha rued with lio'"se sl.eal' int:: lnd"ed. there arc two, and they are there. ? and will probably remain until court con' veu-s. for the reason tln.t il.ey have not applied to he discharged, being unable to eive a b nd firtheirap! eatance. This is one of the' unit tudoof ii 1 * th.it atteti ! > poverty. ' It is also further true.as stated, that two; , while men t amed Ilaiimn. fattier and son, | were lodged in Jail s*?me time since, charged | with larceny oi a bale of cot'on, and that the , . proet of irui 11 was evident. Application was ! made to the Justices above named. Messrs j Wardlaw and (Hover, lor their dischargee. I Their friends ottered tojrieposlt Hie sum of. ^I.oand give a reco.-itlzance for I lie sum of' * 3 i">. Tlil> the justices refused, and demanded honds wi'ii the approved smiths. They i were rot furnished. and the prisoners wer? i remanded to jail. They had active and in- j fluent :al friends at work for them, more than ! lone of whom had approached me and ri*- i quested my consent to an adjustment of the matter beiwetn the ) arties. I of course dci dine I. and was resolved to prosecute them io j { the utm is:, one consideration moving nietoj 1 unusiud zeal being the lac! that it Is very j rareiy tl.e case tln't a na'lve while Kdneileld in III 4- . .I.lljil-'I ? nil I.II. . .Hl.l I Iivu r mined to make these pris -iters shining exam-! pies in us fir ns I \v:i< ah'e. These ze.dous. ft i-'inls Mit'M'tiuen'ly M-ciiied two t? !:iI J;is- j tiee?. living at ;i distance from tills place. pro-1 j i iiri (I froti them a writ of h'lb'-n.s ror/iux. h:nl j ' the prisoners aga n bron -ht oil', and >>' order j In' these justices th'-.v were di-chargcd up.m j their ctiterim: Into rec sniziincc. without j mi 'civ. In the sit in ? ' and depositing! ! !5!-'"i \vitii the c^i-r"? of the coir t. It whs done, : mid tin- belief is flint they will not apt ear | j*'o/ triiii. ThisJ was :in on'rage, of course, j I which flic Justices will have nn early oppor-! ttu.ity t lexji'ain. lor immediately upmi my ! i ri-tinn from the di-eharire of my dntle? in Co- | {l'linbia, wljcii I wa? informed of the fuels, I ; wrote to th"in. expressing n:y Indignation j anil notil'.x intr tin in that tin- mutter would) lie investigated hy tin- grand j'.irv lit the up-' j proachiog term of the Court of Sessions fori lvluefield < "onnty. White men have remained In jail this very wint t for wtf.-ks. he|ij!? too poor to give the i 1 required recognizances, while a Ur/. ?? or' j mo e colored men have been "hailed out," ; *twh fe men going on their bonds. As to the! I administration of Impartial justice in the | circuit Court of this county, every ofJIcer tHereof, from the f residingdown to the , attending c instable, uill bear abundant evi"' dence. It may lie true tnat in eases ot lioml > I cade bet ween tlir? races, where the pa*sio'is of j I the commnr. ity are aflame, the race <|tiest ion i ! may have efle"t"d the virlict of juries. If! any such liave occurred it is a m.lifer of "regret,a r eur'enee of which Is to he strug-'. | tried a:ainst I speak wi'C-eof 1 know, when t 1 make the ass"rfioii that *\ Itll the execution .'of an is o'at -d ease or two of the klll-i just ' referred to. dm ine i he four year>-that I have , heeti t'ie pi'o-eeutin r office! of this circu'f, j tlie white juries of tlii* county have tu t hy 1 - their verdi-t* s!*o\> n tha' they e\en km w the . color of the licensed. I ndeed, time and iigiln as solicito r I have lieen Indignant at what I t eon-id-red-tmt much ne rey Miown hy mi!id j white juries to colored prisoners. ". It is no' nij)|>oseil that the editor of the ] Monitor intended to do injustice to Kdtiefletd _ ... ?... I.i i.. i,-<.._ i.,.? ,ii-_ R repute, but I li*tf<-'t const allied los:iy tin* ] tuiK-ti in her defence, for whether harm be intended oj not, the publication of the nrt'cie *, in question ami y<mr comments thereon will .. work wrong. Very respectfully, * i ?. a. I5<?NH \M, fiolicilor Fifth Circuit. s Xclfiicr and TiMppiti'* P-Irlridsfps. ] Ore of <h" best hw liy l!il> la>t ses-| sjon of Hi" I eulslatltre in tluit it "ai list t!ic! t practice indiscriminately 11<-tt:?ii; Mini tr ip-' i'lnil partii'l'."s. For years these I ii'<I ? have' been gradually becoming scu-cer and wnnvr,! -(Until now ii covey cm la'< ]> I..- seen in a, dav's Intnl. 'I'll'1 nvtiers ninl trippers ate ex-; * terminating them by coveys wherever they ;. finil them. leaving not a bird (root a whole covey for breeding sleek, ai d it th? praellre; " is not stooped 'lie pleasant and cheery whi?1 i tie of "Bob Whit"" will soon be iiKtrangej ! sound in this section. ?| As a wanilnn to those persons now parsn1 In-jr this practice of capturinz these hlrus, we kiiilisti the law now In force: , Sr.?noN 1. That it sh dl not be lawful f< r any person, exeept upon his own land, to net I or 11;?[?. ii . .* j sk', 2. That ?inv person violaltng this a' t shall be truil'y of a tiiimlfnii'iiniir; ami upon ~ corvietion shall ho punished by a line of s thirty dollars. or hv Imprisonment in the . county jail for the term of ihirlv days. 11 Stcc. 3. Tint this a<-t *hall no ii>tooperation I Immediately after its approval. ! Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine. | The Febrna">* nunibfT is even more than nsti- : if ally attractive with literary and art talc corns. Tiic editor (T. Pe Witt Talmage, 1). !?.), has I an execcdinsly interes'ing article, ''Wonders' - ! of the t'entur.v": the ttev. E. Parra^s. M. A..; j contributes an a Imirable one, ".Methodism in : I Canada." with ninetien porualis and. other j s li'ii"tinHons, "f'apri ami its Blue (irotto,' ; "Zwingli;. the Swiss Reformer." "ThePllipseJ Manor Hall at Yonki'is." ' Frederick Hande!,-' j II "sa-nson* Agoniste.s," "Liturgies and Llluruic) - Worship," etc., etc.. are among the other; - p'-iuniiii iit articles. The two serials "How It ) All fame Hound" and "Wrong from t:ie I- ii .'t," are continued, and there are short st-irii-s. sket< lies, essay and poems, by Elizabeth | " C. Win'er, Eliza Cook, l<oui.sc E. Browne El len M. Fogg and other favorite wriU;rs. "The I - Home pulpit.' has a sermon hy Dr. J'almaite, | s "A Tljclit Cirlp." ami with a most va' ied, edl' fylna and entertaining ml<-cel!any. the pres-j 1 cut may challenge comparison with the best j i of It contemporaries. The price i? 2."ie<nt*n ' number, 50a yi nr. po tpin'. Addns-. M s i ' Frank Leslie, Publisher, ";3, bit, and 07 I'ark ' ? Pluce, X. V. "i Ruy the Avery plow stock from P.; 9 Kobe<lborg&Co. - Tobacco can now bo bought from P. i" i tt Co. at very low figure*.! I rv ii'ieir celebrated "ity jiti?t>." AXXUAL REPORT OF rawer of AliMlle Connty d Presiding Judge January Term of Court of (icuernl Sessions, in Conformity with A. A. 031, Approved E)th February, 188'i. Fiscal Year ISS i-1883. County Current. uciic-r So To Whom Paid. 1 I-\ .1. I uw-si.n S 3 r<> 2 1,. J. \Vi:s?n S i*i " Wilii .ll 16 Oil 1 ! *. Cowan l'J 00 J. r. Kluzli 1 C Qtnries ?V Co 11 ^'1 7 J. C. l>o;:gl-isv ;> "it S Mrs. I'.l.nwHrin 100 '.i CoHimhia it- Orccnvillo It. !!. Company 31 07 10 A. M. Hit! A Si ill >< 1(1 (HI 11 Mem; hill Hemphill 17 H7 l.' J w . ren in i.wj j.-> IS Jolin Knox A Co 3S 00 11 J. \V\ IVrrl n 754 35 1'. Mrs. |). S. Law ?7 5) 10 T. 1*. Cot li run 527 37 17 s. fl. Thomson 119 25 I< II. \V. I'.owlt' 6 1*1 l'.i Hay f5ro'? n. 7 .V) 20 J. c. Hoiijian 2 1) 21 J. l-\ C. PnPiv 333 90 22 1>. II. Masll! ftnrt J. <\ KIkr'I R'l 0.1 23 .1. A. lianipv 21*1 "7 25 (i. I'. O'Nui.l! II'"*) cr> I*. <;. Criy.lon Ill CO 2u QualColcintn <)sImrno 12 t'S 27 J Fuller I.yon l'.C 10 as It. K. Hill 100 15 i'J J. P. Clip 1 m. rv A Co .".7 P0 30 1' Ro-cnli'Tg & Co IK? 16 31 J. S. Hoy.l 65 Hi Hi J. M. Knlslit, .Jr ?> 0" 33 J. II. WilS'.n ?7 7.? 34 .1. R. Woodli?r?t 25 oo 35 \v. 1*. Kennedy 14 oo rr, R. s. Rarnwell 219 s9 37 White Urol hers 92 75 S8 M. O. Zelder lM 60 3y It. K. Hill 199 50 40 H. II. Knkins M 00 11 Hnpli Wilson. Ir 47 37 42 Win. Ma-.'lll 3 40 43 s. W. Johnson 20"? 00 41 l>r. I. I.. Prcsslry ] H 00 |"> I'nvlil Murdoek -1 31 40 W. N. Hull 3 31 47 Kd Henderson 2 50 4S V. Iliiinmond 6 00 49 (George S. Wilson 12 00 M II. II. Reynolds lffl? 00 M Ivor son IlevnoM* 1.100 52 W. 15. AndeiRon 3.r> O'l 53 l>r. .1. H. Re'.l 5 00 54 T. P. ("otlirnn 5 90 55 W. I). I.omnx 110 05 50 W. P. Wiirdlnw 15 00 57 R. S. Rarnwell 502 00 58 n. S. Rarnwell 173 70 59 J. (). J? hnson 20 no 60 I!. K. Rca -liiiin 15 00 61 J. A. McAllister 36 Co (V2 J. Knox A Co - a*. f>0 03 Il:?y Drown 1 50 K4 J. K. Bradley 40 "0 6S W. E. Wilson 4 00 00 J. M. Da'? f r 83 31 07 M O. To'snan 4 40 (is it, r. Dinfce 2 ro 69 J. B. Hrltt 6 00 7'i l-\ J. IMowdon" 3 SO 71 1. I.. Moore SO 30 72 T.S. Blake 10 00 73 S. B. Smith S 00 74 J. T. Park* S'X) 00 7ri .1. X. Burnett 3 60 7C I.omnx A- IJampey is SO 77 W.C. Shcard 2100 75 M. M. Barnes 71 00 79 G. L. Wilson 2.1 00 SO M. C. Ta-jrart 2500 M K.I Henderson and l,. .1. Wilson 13 00 fcj Amicwaiul Malti-on... 97 09 53 W. T. Kilts 4 12 54 W. T. I.atimer 2 00 P.1 J. P. Chalmers A Co... 14 SO sr> Harry A enow 7 0) S7 J. T. MeKeilar 20 00 ss p. P. Biu-hunan 1 '"0 so A.J. ?>peor .loo 00 Kan?om A Uaskdl 7.1 01 91 W. I,. Fooslic 0 si t>n>. I'n 1->1 "Cl Wl Cifur^e Klinore s 00 IH M. I\ I lollrulit 04 S5 05 Johnson A Hawthorn 02 25 v. A. r. Colli us 12 50 07 T. 8. Anderson ll'JO OS IInull \\ llson fit 00 09 C. V. Hammond ... 01 42 10 ) Win. McNeill 1-'50 1J1 T, II. Kltigli A Bros 43 SJ 102 Ilomphlll Hemphill 40 50 1)3 G. M. Mattlson 12 10 101 W. II. Anderson 0 00 10> Wm. Cook 07 .">0 105 M. O. Tolman -12 70 107 John R. Moore 7 .10 I S ! ". F. (Jarv l lOO li'.i John A. Moore 00 s5 110 F\ A. Conner 9100 111 Bailey, Barksdale A Co. ft 45 112 Cunningham & Tern* plcton i!W) 7-1 113 J. It. Wright 5 00 114 J. IS. Bnrrcss 1>'C 00 115 G. R. Caldwell ISO 1IH J. W. Wldeman 5 00 117 Thomas Young 6 SO 118 I?r. Kdwln P irker OS no 119 K. II Calhoun IS 20 120 W. n. MeKlnney 1 no 121 K. I'arkcr^ 5 00 122 J.M.Baker 1150 121 W. B. Aek.-r '23 00 121 Geo. S. Wilson 192 00 125 J. ('. Herman 15 75 126 B.S.Barnwell 131 s> 127 II. 11. Reynolds fi fill 128 II. M. Ilill 20 HO 129 15. S. P.iirnwell 210 40 13) W.J. Smith A Son 08 G9 l:;i Ji.lm Knox A Co CR 42 132 II. It. fiitwrt 127 CO 133 Mrs. I>. K. Simmons, Atlml'x, Ac 4- SO 134 .1. Alien Harney til to 13) W. F.. o?!liran 5 00 13f. W. A. NickUs 3". r.O 137 W. A. I.omax, Jr 15 S5 1 :r .1. W. Fonclie ..... 20 SO 130 (J. It. Ill ley 105 00 140 L. W. Perrln 70 50 141 Wardlaw A Fdwards... 2 00 112 Wnrdiaw A Kdwards... 5 .r>0 113 Wilson A Milfonl ICO 111 S. A. 11 in ton 8 00 115 It. K. Hill 3.11 00 140 K. W. Walson 71 15 147 Rol.'t f2turkey 3 30 rs It. .1. McCaslan 1120 IK' K. W. Watson K 35 I V) J. J. Mo5eley 20 CO 151 J. W Smith 2 40 1.V2 ?. II. Wad 11 ell 5 00 1 j!> II. F. Fuller 13 10 1.11 J I.Miki'Imv f>0 ].v. II. II. Glhorr 2" on l.V! I>r, J. L. Miller 15 00 157 J. It. C. Dunn 10 00 1--.H J. B, Bullock 255 00 ir.0 G. M. Mflttison 233 55 ir.i) W. T. rowan 203 lf>l J. s. Sh'-p|)!inl 12 00 162 W. I". Rowland I 00 1ft! J. s. Shoppard 6 50 161 Jason Thomas 11 00 lto \V. A. Tfinploton 31 50 166 J. C. KI dull 236 !0 167 S. S. Mnl.ane 5 (X) 16K G. \V. Hell 25 20 l'i'.i J. Allen Harney ltl'.i 10 17ii J. H. Bullock 21 01 171 It. P. BlaKe 5> 00 172 J. F. C. Dul'rc 2,151 .Vi 17:5 .1. F. ('. DuPre 5 15 171 J. F. I Hi Pre 75 175 1 >r. \V. Townes Jones... 10 no 176 T. P. <"otlintn 59 00 177 P. Hof-cnlierst Co 2-'0 7f> 17X K<1 Henderson 17 00 17;? J. W. Witlcinan 15 00 lf<0 HonpliIII A Hemphill 10 00 t t tr *?r? 1S2 M. (f. Zi'luliT 237 00 183 J. K. Lyon 43 10 184 <). T. Calhoun 10 10 185 W. O. Cr?nicr 34 5% 1>>0 J. W. rcrrln 1,412 5S 187 E. C. Connor 0 40 IKK T. I*. Cothrnn 3S 'JO 180 I,, V. Davenport G S3 1*10 J. A. McAllister 1G 80 I'.<1 I>. B. Sin I !li IK 102 Hugh WiUon 10 0!) 103 T. I\ Cot h ran 12 05 101 J. W. rcrrln 14 00 10 > W, A. 1,at liner 17 70 100 J. T. Porks 31 CO 107 W.S. Pell A W.J.Wells 20 00 10* T. J. llenrst 20 GO 109 J. P. Stephen* 15 00 2'X) Wnrdiaw A Edwards.,.- 101 53 2'ii .lonn urown, jr i ;mi 2'<2 Samuel WhurloD 55 00 20:| White Bros 14 55 2"4 J. W. rcrrln 6 00 2<V? W. A. Nleklcx I I 75 2'ft II. M. Young 30 96 2'>7 15. F. McKellar 14 05 II. C. Harkncss 100 2(i0 J. S. Sheppnrd 12 00 210 Ward law & Lltte 5141 211 W. M. Alewlne 6 00 212 W.G. Kcllar 10 55 213 I)r. ). L. Miller 5 00 214 S.iludii Argus 8 00 215 Mrs. M.r.Itlvers 100 21H SI Ins Jones 6 30 217 K. ('. Johnson 0 ?0 218 J. W. Perifn 9 "0 219 S. A. S. Ellenburg 155 Total W85*09 j J Past Indebtedness. i Voucher Xo To Whom Paid. 1 (J. B. Relit ....8 lf> 00 ' 2 F.A.Arnold 18) 3 James Nlekles 7 AO 4 O. W. Muttlson 2 m 6 H. F. Mattlson HO 6 T. 1*. tjuiirles 1') 0) 7 F? II. Russrll :h 8 J. F. LiUlmor 9 00 9 \\\ 0. Cromer 2 00 in R. T. irirkpatrlek 300 11 G. S. C'nde l't 00 12 Allen MoraRiit' 2 <0 1.1 L.J. Wilson S r0 11 J111in II. AMilcy 2 15 1") Wilson A-Wau'law 9 17 16 Dr. A. J. Spcer l'> 00 17 J. W. Robertson 85 '.<5 is K. 15. Ca'hoim 1 22 I'J S. I*, f. a I nl -1 9) jl J. W. Smith 1 IV) 21 J. Roi-liin Tin rant I til 2-J I). ('. Calvort 1 '?> I _>:! J. F. 11 ?*!?.*<*? H s0 21 l>r. A.J. SpH-r H W O. M. M:i(tlN?in ? 21' 2l! IIukM Wilson 4 50 JT J. A. Shil'lto 1 SO 2S II.J.KInnid a M j'.i A. \V..Ione? 20 SO 1 110 I. V. Jones 4 I ni T. l\ lVnlii 1 ss 32 H. A. Huyd " ?* PS J. \V. Robertson 5 <'0 34 M. It. McOce < <!0 | :? J. A. Hlisby :< 40 M ,T. S. (iravrs 150 37 \V. C?. Kellnr....) s fi> 35 c. Y. L. Simmons IS 50 Rti \V. K. Hnnnoro 3 3) It Mrs. \V. I,. riodcos 21*0 4! It. W. I.iic? 4 r>0 42 T?r. .T. T,. Miller I 00 13 J. M. linker 5 '<0 II n. K. Hill 4". R.K1III1 4fi II. K. Hill '?! IS 47 J. \V. Porrlli 5t> 71 4S It. K. Ili:i 5<i 19 4'.' C. V. Hammond 4 10 50 J. Knox fi no 51 II. M. Young 7 1') r..> T If Ail-tin 4 (V) ,r>:t \V..!. Kmlili A Son V 50 "I J. \V lVrrin 7 00 5T> W. S. Iinskln C 00 .Ti It. R Hill 5 00 ;.7 it. E. Hin i ?" SB J. H. Xickles 3 20 W June G. McCftRlnn fi 2fi f.) J. and S. A. Abels 1"> 00 til G.S. Cade 12 00 P2 s. s. M.tnnde o oo C3 J. W. Perrln 10 .W 04 T. P. Cothran 20 00 65 M. O. Tot man S 25 CO .1. D Chalmers & Co 1 W (57 M. o. Zclgler 1 00 CS J. W. 1'errln 11 W f.D R. 1'. Hollowny 170 00 70 C. A. C. Waller 10 IHJ Total S 930 11 County School Claims. j Vouchor No To Whom Paid. 1 MIsr J ul In F. Black.:.... 5 00 2 I,. D. Howie 10 00 3 Miss Jennie E. t'ason... 13 00 4 Miss Julia E. Glass 10 00 5 E. \V. Lindsay 2) CO0 R. G. Lesley IT 03 7 G. T. Moore 5 50 fi Lewis C. Waller 5 00 (i Miss Maggie E. Ilood... 10 00 10 J. N. Carwlle 20 00 11 Miss Lucy While 2't 0) 12 Miss Annie B< nham 20 03 ].'? II. W. Heal! 20 00 14 Miss Alice Logan 10 CO 15 Miss Eftle Pressly 10 00 10 Miss Lucy PlnRon 20 00 17 Miss M. f. Kellar 17 33 IS MIssM. R Ilrlpht 10 00 lii Ml?s Kittle Rlchey 7 50 20 L. F. Wlniinn 10 00 21 J. N. Carwilo 20 00 22 Sallle Smith 2100 23 MIsh Jnlla K. I'.lack 13 00 21 W. A. Fornoll 128 2.*i W. A Fernell 140 2ti J. D. Black well 1*> 10 27 I cwisC. Waller 10 0!) 2S \v. R. Acker 20 00 29 Robert G. I,csly 20 00 " J. S. McLntie anil Ass't 3"> 00 31 Jhs. W. Hurkalw 4 00 32 Jas. W. Ifticknhte 2?> 70 3"! Jolin F. Harper X 00 34 Miss Nannie White 20 0) 35 W I\ Johns->n 20 00 30 W. A. Rlacl: CO 00 37 F. A. Stevenson 20 0) 3S Miss MolMe Jones 10-t i 3i> w. .M. .MaKin> a -w 40 A. I- Patterson 12 00 41 John I<. Tumor 1"? oo 12 Mary C Turner in 00 1.1 J. L. Leslv ?0 00 14 >II<s Jennie E. Cnson... ?0 ffl 45 J. Y. Morngne 15 00 40 Millnlo J. ('ownn 8 75 17 MIks Fllti M. Harrison.. 2101 48 S. P. Fllis 20 (X) 43 Miss Matlle Anderson.. 17 ?*) .' 0 L. C. Maul-Jen 23 (0 51 M. M. Washington 12 75 52 I.. It. Connor 10 00 53 L. O. Holland 20 0) 51 Mrs. M. K. Wldcmnn... i'O 00 55 MNs Mary Rogers i: 45 50 J. II. Sherard 1101 57 MIks Minnie J. Cowan.. 21 25 5S J. D. Morion 10 in) 59 C?. T. Moore 10 0J 00 U. J. Smith 10 00 61 .T.O.Turner 15 00 62 Richard WrlKhl 15 00 63 MI5s Nannie Stewart... 20 00 61 (jeo. O. Hodges 20 00 05 Miss Mattle Calhoun... 20 00 00 Rebrcoa Fakln CO 00 07 Miss Fannie F. I.Ites... 15 00 68 Mfss Mag.'le F. Hood... 20 00 09 J. N. Brownlee 10 00 70 W. T. Flnl- y 15 00 71 ThoR. C. Rrown 15 00 7:2 S. a Oraham 2 > oo 7.'( Jane A. Reynolds 15 00 71 W.T. Ml I ford and Ass t 37 50 7' l.ula F. Edwards 5 00 70 Mrs. H. A. I,ee 20 CO 77 Miss Corrlc II. McAllister 13 01 78 A. F. Llpford 10 00 i'J .Mrs. ;i. r.. inn i\piuhik . vi so j. n. Howie an oi 81 Newlin Mercer 15 00 S2 Ru?an A. Vrc-Hipy 15 00 S I Luouls Price IP 01 Ki Clarissa M. Tlioinson... 20 00 K5 Mnhnhi Henderson 15 00 H>1 P. GUtcrt 20 00 S7 Marin F.Avery 20 00 R8 H. W. Reall 20 00 S9 Miss Annie I'.onhnm 20 1.0 on MIks j.uo.v a. White sn no 01 MissKtitle Rlchey 15 00 92 J. T. Kerry 15 no 91 O. C. Reed 30 00 !>4 Miss Mnsj-rlo Drennan.. 13 50 ii!> Pynlh'a Williams 1M 01 91 J. R. Mi I ford 15 01 97 G. M. Roberts 10 00 OS MI-8 Kmc Pres?ly 3100 t?!? Miss Sue Rnmey 20 00 109 T. J. Griflln 20 00 101 V. K. Miller 17 ro 1?2 K. W. Lindsay 20 no 101 I.uey Pinsitn 20 00 101 Lulu Cnson 20 00 lr5 M.m. S.T. K?ken fl 7 "> 101 Mrs. S.T. Eiken 7 00 107 Jns. Donaldson 10 nn jns Miss M. It. Uriah t 20 01 119 W. I\ Sanders and Ass't 2100 1 TO MIss.TulIaK. Gins' 20 00 111 Miss Kllft M. Harrison.. 20 00 112 Mls? Fannie E. Liten... 15 00 111 Lula F. Edwards 10 01 111 Mrs. II. A. I.ee 20 no US John F. Ilarper 20 00 111 Lewis O. Wafler 10 00 117 It. W. Seymour, Jr 20 0?) lis W.F.Martin 15 00 119 N. O. Pvles 20 00 too W w. Frazier 20 01 121 .T. P. Donaldson 10 00 lJt J. F. CiUicrt 2<) 00 121 Snrnh Stnrks 10 00 124 Mur.v Hpntly Hi eo 133 R. J. Smith 10 oo 126 Mrs. E. A. Dariran 20 00 127 Miss Annie L.Townps.. 20 oo 128 <\ It. Mosplpy 30 00 121) Rlchnrd Wrltrht ISO) ISO Ella Kurlon JOOO i n Emma Riirlon 20 oo 132 G. T. Moorp 10 00 133 I*. C. Mnnlden 20 W 131 L. It. Conner 10 00 135 O.M. Roberts 10 00 130 Indiana J. Hutler 10 00 137 Emum J. Marshall 10 00 US \V. P. Johnson 20 oo 13!) S. II. Johnson 20 00 110 Snllle Smith 20 00 Ml n R. Penny 20 00 142 Edwin Cox 11 12 113 O. M. Roberts.....', 10 00 141 J.S McLane 20 00 115 Miss Clara Robinson... 20 ffl 1IG R. .1. Rot) In son 20 00 117 F. A. Stevenson 20 00 148 I.ir.zteJ. ICdce 24 75 149 J. X. Brownie 10 OO "1 w \f/.f'nIloiiL'!i 7 00 151 W. W. Frazlcr 20 00 152 W. W. Frazler 20 00 153 M. K. Talbcrt 15 00 151 H. W. Hcall 20 00 |55 Mis* Lucy White 20 00 i5ci Miss Annie Bonham... 20 00 157 S. A. Wright 12 00 158 R. II. Hemphill, (adv)... 50 00 159 HiiKh Wilson, (adv) 50 00 160 M. E. Tnlbcrt 15 00 161 Hupft Wilson 2 Jfi2 MIks tUlft McLane. 10 60 163 Mary W, Krsizler 15 00 1M Richard Wright 7 50 165 Mainlc W. Fritzler. 15 00 166 W. W. Frazlcr 20 00 167 W. A. Fcrncll 11 00 | 1C8 Mrs. R. T. Eakcn 6 75 11 ' 309 W.T. BrAwner 15 00 170 J, Y. Morugnc 15 00 171 Jf. O. Pyles 20 00 172 Cynthia Williams 20 00 173 Miss J. E. Cns<m ?0 00 17-1 J. Y. Morn true 15 00 175 A. F. I.lpfar.l 10 10 17G Mis* Conic .McAllister 2-11<0 OCT. 177 W. A. Kerneli - -? i 178 It. I**. iMieketl ftMM 170 It F. Dnrkett iO 00 IK) C. K. Moselev l.i 00 181 T. -I. Grlffln 2n f<0 182 Miss Annie T,. Totriica.. 20 0') 183 F. I.. Wilson to 184 F. I . Wilson 20 00 18.r> \V. It. Acker 20 0) 1S6 Miss F. I.. Wilson 20 01 187 Miss Eflle I'ressloy 20 fr) 188 Miss Mntnl.'Stuart iO 01 189 Geo. ('. llrt'lges 20 (*) 190 Miss Matile Calhoun 20 10 191 Mit'txlii Henderson l.i o:) 102 Miss M. Slid c Cns-trl 11 <v> 191 Kmnm F. Marshall 10 oo 191 Miss Sue K. Morton 20 0) 19") W. I,. Miller 20 01 1M W.!,. Miller 2i0) 197 Sus.iii A. Pressle.v l."> 00 IS* M. Thompson 2>oo If 19 P. Gilteil 20 00 200 \V. A. Mnck -10 00 211 F. A. Stevenson S) 0.) i'o'J S. A. I'rr.-sli'y H O'l 101 Miss Mollic Jones 1ft 00 10? II, \V. Hi sill 2? 00 20"> I-. I>. I'owlc 1ft t'O 2M Miss I.ury White 10 (0 2'7 Miss J Air 11 o l!i ill I hi ill... ?0 ?9 'jos Nrwlin Mercer l.r> 00 2 ! Mrs. A,R. l!iuksi|n:t? 20 00 210 Mrs. A. R. linrksilnlr 2ft 09 211 Ml<s IaiIu Cnsfiii I(i 00 212 W-. W. Fi.i7.lcr 20 CO 21.1 I.nclus I'rlcr t'> CO 2i I .1. W, lVrrln 1100 213 F. ('. C(>\ in>tti)'i 10 00 T.C, W. T. and S. Mil ford 2ft 0) 217 May I. Turn or 10 (V) 0 2IS S. II. (irnlinin 20 0) 210 MNsFnnnir K. I.ltcs... 1ft IK) 220 .1. K. Wilson 20 00 221 H. If, ItCCtl ai utj 2.'2 1>. II. Penney 20 0) ?23 lli'beci'U EenkIn 20 00 221 Mrs. M.E. Widemnn... 2 )00 225 Miss J. E. Class '.0 00 2C6 C. Ella MeLnne 9 IK 2J7 Miss Mat tie Jordan 0 r.G 22< Miss Mnttie Jordan 6 06 22!) E. Z. Seymour 2 00 230 N. O. Pylr? I 50 231 Eli Moraene 7 51 2.12 W. T. Smith S 10 233 Miss Alice Lfgnn 20 0") 231 Miss Mnttie R. Reagan 15 CO 235 Miss Mnrln. F. Avery... 20 00 210 S. II. Graham 20 00 2!7 Miss Maggie Drenmin.. 10 50 238 \V. P. Sanders 21 0) 2'9 W. II. Ellison 15 00 210 W. A. Fernell 3 20 211 J. W. Iluelcabec (1 00 2'2 J. I"\ Oiherl 20 00 2 3 J. W. Ilucknbce II 00 214 Mrs. S. T. En ken 700 215 L. K. Willims 10 00 210 Mls< Jul in E. Rla<'k 13 00 217 Miss Mnrv J. Robinson 7 "3 2IS Miss Mary J. Robinson 12 01 2:9 Mrs. L.Sbeppiird 11 00 2.V) Miss M.J. Robinson 12 13 "51 S. T. Kills 3) 00 252 Mrs. Ii. Slieppnrd lino 253 Mrs. s M. Hmd'ey 1 00 25 1 M rs. s. M. nriul I ey 1 fi 00 255 V. K. Miller 17 00 253 Miss M. J. Robinson ,1 SI 257 Miss M. J. Robinson 7 i"J 25S S. P. Ellis 20 ro 2"9 Sarah Staiks 10 CO 2ii0 E. \V. Lindsay 20 00 201 C, C. Reed ; 3 -10 2C2 Win. MakIn 10 00 203 Mrs. S M.Rradiey Hi 00 21M Mrs. S. M. Hradloy 4 ro 265 Miss M. It. lirlirlit 20 < 0 2Ci Itcbecca Kakln 2 > 00 267 Mrs. M. K. NVidcinan... 20 00 2?JS I). K. ronncy 20 00 2G0 Miss Jtillii K. (Slass 20 00 270 Miss Maggie K. Hood... 20 00 271 Mlfii Ma.-gle K Hnod... 20 00 272 Miss Maggie E. flood 20 00 273 Siiillc Smith 20 no 271 J. O. Turner 15 0.) 27.") J. T. Berry 30 (K) . 270 KittleS. Itiehey 1-", 00 277 June A. Reynolds 15 00 27S It. C.. I,, sly 20 <0 279 .1. X. Carwlle 20 00 CsO Indiana Hutlor ID CO 2S1 Miss Nannie White 2*> 0") 2X2 \V. T. Flnley 15 00 2-3 Miss Fannie K. IJtes... 15 00 2M W. T. Flnley 15 0) 2r5 W. A. Fernell 15 00 2S/i J. I>. Morton 10 0) 2S7 I,. E. Wlinms 10 (0 2.VS Mrs. S. T. EaUen 7 00 2:0 RIHmrd Wright 15 W 29') Miss Ella MoLnln 12 20 l!'Jl W. I'Sandorsand A.s.s't ?10) J(?J V. A. Kernel 1 3 CO "W Kinma Hurtoii Co 00 CM Kiln Burton 2100 2l?5 A. K. Trapp 10 CO L'ltS Mas. I.. K. Kd warils 10 00 2i>7 A. K. Trapp low 2!.8 J. II. Slierard 10 00 2lli It. W. Seymour, Jr C(t 00 3 0 K. Cox 1 so 301 K. fox 1 0) 3 " K. ("ox 13 00 3 3 J. K. nonal'l.son lo Ml 30| J K. ItunaliNou 10 01 30'. MIssM. K. Bright COCO 3>0 Mii? M. J. Cowan (>l 00 307 MIssM. .1. Cowan 23 33 30s W T Milford ami Ass't 50 ?0 v/ni .j. j\. w I'K'in i i mi .110 J. A. Hi-ynolils I.jil 311 M. M. Wiisiilnuton 1.1i'0 SI2 .1.1.. Leslie 20 nt sis K. fox 20 OJ SI I C.Williams 20 f'0 sir. r. nutler 10 to sin n. o. Leslie 2o no SI7 Snllic Smith 20 10 SIS L. It. Connor 10 M 319 J. X. Cnrv.ile 20 00 s:o s. c. Mftui ien 20 i;o S21 Mrs. M. M. Owen S6 00 322 M. I.. Turner 10 00 323 A. F. Li|>f<>rcl 10 no 324 L. Pi-Ice 10 no 3-'.') J. ! '. Blnek IS S3 S?6 Mnllin Jones 10 00 327 Mahnln Henderson 15 00 L'fi .Inn. L. Turner IS 00 S2!? J. Y. Mnrnjrne IS 00 S'O Newlln Mercer IS 00 331 W. A. r.lnck 20 no 352 P Gihert 20 00 353 Corrle McAllister 20 fio SSI ('. M. Thomson 20 no SS", II. A.I.ee 20 no 33ft L. I>. Powie 20 00 3">7 L. .T. Cnsin 20 (V> 338 Mi?n Annie Bouham... 20 no SSI) X. O.Pvies 20 00 310 W.L.Miller 20 00 341 A. E. flnrkMlnle 2) no .1(2 Site E. Morton ?'? 00 34't Sue R Morton 21 00 a-14 M.S. Cnson 13 31 3t5 Mr-. S. T. Enkrn 0 75 ST, \V. T. P.nwner 15 00 rs-17 Mlm M. E. '.Ionian 5 33 3-1S J. II. Sliornnl in ro L. E. Ertwnrjls in on 350 R. W. Seymour 2ft 00 351 .1. (J. firltlln :n oo 352 TT. A. I.ee 20 00 3*3 Miss Mangle I?renniin.. 15 ro 351 MlR?('larn Robinson... 20 00 355 If. J. ItoWnson 21 00 :tr.a n.J. fi?i?>ins-?n 2orr? 357 MI'n rin'n Rohlnson... Co oo 358 Mlssf'liira Robinson... 20 00 359 n. .T. R'lhinson 20 00 HfiO J. O. Tm nor r. 00 nr.1 Ml?s I,Ijs/Io E. Harmon 20 (0 362 Mis* I.lzrte K Harmon 20 00 363 Mi** T.17.7.1 e E. Harmon 20 00 3ftl Miss Murla Johnson 20 (Hi 3T>5 Miss M'iria Johnson is on KM Mlvs I,lz7.le K. Harmon 2<> 110 :!f." Tj. <\ Manlden 20 00 3rtS C,. T. Moure 10 00 ,*lt'i9 J. S. Turner ir> ih> 370 M. M. Washington 15 00 :i71 Miss Alice Logan 20 ?'o 371 S. II. Oralvim 20 00 37.'! K. W. Lindsay 20 00 371 Miss Alice Lojran 20 00 375 MIssMnttlc Rcm i/ail 15 00 B7U Miss Mnttlc Reagan 15 0') 377 S. II. Graham 20 00 278 Miss Alice Logan 20 00 370 Miss Jennie E. Oison... 20 no 3M> \V. }\ Johnson 20 0!) SSI \\\ S. Johnson 20 00 382 Maria F. Avery 20(0 3s'? Maria F. Avery 20 oi 381 Miss Annie L. Townes.. MO') 385 Mrs. E. A. Dargan 20 00 380 Mrs. F,. A. Dargan 20 00 387 D. H Klugh 15 00 3S8 Miss Annie I,. Townes.. 20 00 380 Mrs. E. A. Parian ?0 00 390 Miss Annie I-Townes.. 21 oo 301 E. o. (Jnnt 15 oo S92 J. E. Bradley A Co 5 (Mi 3113 Rebecca Eaken 20 00 391 I>. II. Penney 20 <>0 395 J. N. Brownlcc 10 00 39.S Kittle 8. Rleliey l."> CO 3H7 Kittles. Kichey 15(H) 39S IdaS. MeKay 2<? (to 399 Ida S. McKay 20 00 400 Enoch \V. Lindsay 20 00 401 V. E. Miller 17 00 40*2 V. E. Miller 20 oo 403 E. Cox 13 (HI 104 E. \V. Lindsay 12 00 40.-) E. Cox SI 00 400 Miss Mattlc Holloway.. fa 00 407- Miss Mattie Holloway.. lft 00 40M .Miss Mattie llollowuy.. lft 00 499 T.J.Gnrtln 20 0) 410 Sallle Sniitli 2? 00 411 James O. Turner 15 00 412 S. I'. Boozer 1* 00 413 Mrs. L. Sheppard 11 0U 411 Mrs. L. Sherpord 11 0>? 1 415 Miss M. R. Bright 20 00 410 8. P, Boozer 18 00 417 H. P, Boozer 18 00 418 8. P. Boozer 18 0) 410 W. P. Sunder* and Aiw't 27 00 42? Mury Bfontly 10 00 411 Mury Brentley 10 00 422 Mary Brentley 10 00 4-il H. W. Beull 20 00 4'Jl Ml?s r.noy White 21 00 4i*> Miss Nannie White 2') 0) 4.'0 Mis* Nannie White 20 00 457 l.ula U. Holland...: 20 00 4*2-< K. tv. T.lnilsriy CO 09 429 Miss V'. Pri-siiley 20 00 10 MIssK. L. Pressley 17 oo 4:11 W. M. Holland MOO 412 Miss I,ul;i (?. Hollntrl.. 17 00 4TI R. F. Inu-k'-tt 2100 131 Salndn Arms, (ailv) 1 0 I'lo Mis* M. K. Joril in "i "3 i;W AKn<*w Matll<oo 29 7S 4M7 Sarah Stark 10 00 4"R M. K. ('.lover V> 00 -|M1? Miss F.lln M. Harrison.. CO 00 410 I,, F. Wlmins 10 (X) 441 Miss Fiinnlr I.ltrs l."> ifl 412 Kd \v I n ("ox l "i 00 413 J. I,. I.osllo 20 00 411 Mrs. S. T. Knlsoit fl 7'> 41"> Mr*. S. T. F.aken 7 00 411 J. X. Carwllc CO 00 "447 *P???or (tlliort 'JO 00 4 IS ltlelmrd Wrlglit l."> 00 H.i iv. .1. tmiiiui j" i.\/ l.'iO MI?h <\ Ella Mcdunc... 10 4."il Cynt!)la Williams 20 00 452 Miss .I. E. Wilson 20 00 451 ('. C. Rm*:1 35 0(1 45| F. I.. Wilson "0 fiO 455 F. 1.. Wilson 20 00 456 F.I,.Wilson 'JO 00 457 M*r. Mary J. Robinson 0 02 458 Mrs. M. J. Robinson 8 20 45!) Mrs. M. J. Robinson 3 77 400 Jumes Sirnwliorn 10 f>0 401 J. R. Mil ford 15 00 402 J. R Mi I fori! 15 00 403 W. E. Armstrong 10 o<) Ifit W. E. Armstrong 10 00 4 5 Miss Mau'Rlc E. Hood... 17 00 4fi1 Miss K. T.. Pressley 20 00 4(17 H. W. Benll 20 00 1">S Miss Annie Ronhnm.... 20 00 400 Ml?s Lurv White 20 00 470 Miss Nannie While 20 00 471 J. F. Harper 20 0") 472 W. F. Mnrtln 15 00 473 W. F. Mnrtln 15 00 47* T.ewls C. WnPer 10 00 4"5 Lewis O. Waller 10 00 470 I.uey PlnRon 20 00 477 I.ney Plnson 20 00 47* Miss Mullle Anderson.. 13 00 479 Miss Mattle Anderson.. 8 00 480 W. L. Milter 20 f0 481 Rev. .Tus. F. filbert 2o 00 482 Miss M. E. C.lbcrt " 20 00 483 Miss Mnr.v Stuart 30 00 4?l (?eo. C. 1 lodges ' 30 00 4*5 Miss Mattle Calhoun... 30 00 481 Lucy Plnson 10 00 487 L.Anna Hancock 10 00 488 Maria F. Avery 20 00 489 Hat tie R. Killingsworth 10 00 491 John P. Foster 20 00 491 Untile R. Killln^swor'h 10 00 492 Hattle R. Killinirswortli 10 oo 493 John W. McColloeh 20 00 mi T?Kr? T> rs\ 495 John P. Foster 20 00 4M Hntlle Kllllngsworth.. . 10 00 497 J. P. Ko?ter 20 00 4!IS I?. G. Lesley 20 00 4W W. P. Jolinson 20 00 500 S. II. Johnson 7 20 5'H S. II. Johnson 20 00 5-2 Miss Jul la E. Black 8 00 503 M. E. Glover 15 00 501 Richard Wright 15 00 505 Miss S. T. Eftk*n 7 00 50fi Mls?S. T. Eftken fi 75 ST.7 W. II. Ellison 15 00 50.S R. E. Weems 10 0J 509 Mary W. Frazler 15 00 510 R.J. Smith 10 00 511 M. E. Gluver 15 TO 512 Miss J. E. Wilson 20 '0 513 Nannie E. CaBanam 20 00 514 Nannie E.C'nllaliam 2> 00 515 V, E. Miller 2.1 00 51 J. E. Wilson 20 0 517 I.ula (5. Holland 20 00 518 S. H. Johnson 20 ?0 *510 S.]'. Ellis 20 01 S. P. Kills 2-1 00 521 (i. T. Moore 1(1 00 5ii J. K. Mllforil 20 00 521 ('. II. Mosely 22 50 521 Indiann TlntlT 10 0<) 5t'5 I ii H |;i nn Puller 10 00 5'Jfi J. I). Morton 10 00 527 Win. Makln 10 00 528 J. II. Sherard 10 00 520 H. W. Soymour, Jr 2') 00 5"0 A. E. Trnpw 10 00 531 J Il.Sherard 10 00 532 R. W. Seymour. Jr 20 00 533 R. W. Seymour, Jr 2> 00 511 Wm. Mali In 10 00 53". J. 1). Morton 10 00 rnio Viiu'init in nn 5".7 J. D. Morlnn 10 no 5'8 I). K. Klupli M 03 53# X. O. I'yle* 20 00 550 A. K. Ti'P.pp 10 fiO Ml Mrs. II. A. Lee 20 (SO 512 Kiln Ilurton 5 00 .013 Ktnrnn Burton 5 00 544 J. I.. Turner 15 00 515 M. F.. Turner 10 00 r>Hi I). It. Penney 20 00 *>17 Kchccca Fuken 20 00 5ls Ik-heresi En ken 20 00 51!) IL (i. Wells 10 00 f-5f) J, I,- Turner 1ft CO 511 J. N. fnrwlle 20 00 .1'i2 f. C. Wlllliim.i 20(0 553 Miss Kiln M. HnrrUon.. 20 00 551 L. K. Wimnts 10 00 555 S. A. Gralinin 2*100 5"iG Mriinlc \V. Frnzler 15 09 557 ('. K. Stewart 20 00 558 Kmnin J. Marshall 10 00 550 MNs Kiln M. Harrison.. 20 00 5''/) Kittle S. Illehey 15 CO *ii!l ('. It. Stewart "0 00 ;"G2 Kninin S. Marshall 10 00 503 H G. Well" 10 00 501 J. N. Cnrulle 20 00 505 L. It.'Connor fi 75 SOB Miss Fannie IJtes 15 no 5f>7 L. It. Connor 10 00 . 08 J. I<. Lesly '40 00 5'i9 J. O. Turner ,15 00 570 MIshM. It. Bright ?0 00 571 S. P Kills 10 00 572 ('has. Slhert 1* 00 573 C\ \V. Slhert t 15 00 571 John W. MrCiil lough.. 20 00 575 J no. \V. McCul lough 2t? 00 570 Ij, R. Ton nor 10 00 577 R.J.Smith ' 10 00 578 Nannie 0. Kellar 7 fi/j 57'J Nannie P. Kellar 1H 00 .W0 Nannie f\ Kellar 1H 00 581 Nannie f\ Kellar lfi 0(J 582 Mahaln Henderson 15 00 5S1 \V. H. Klllson 15 00 581 Mahala Henderson 15 00 585 Ni'wlln Mercer 15 00 /isit J. \V. Morngnc 15 n0 587 Newlln Mercer 15 (HI 58S M;ih.iIn Henderson 11 25 589 M. Susie Cason 10 U7 r?!K) Lucius Price 10 00 591 A. F. Mpford 10 01 i?02 Lupins I'rlpc 10 <*) 5!W L. H. Connor 10 00 591 Lucius Price 10 00 ft'.r> \\\ W. Fowler 10 00 ft'W M. L.Turner 10 no 507 A. K. I.Ipford 7 00 !>!IK J. Y. Moraine 7 f.9 MMI M. M. Washington ]."? 00 G O \V. P. Kamlersaiul a-s't 1"> 00 foi Nannie <\Kcllar 7 M G')2 Nannie O. Kcllar 7M 601 Nannjo C. Kcllar ft .13 601 MNs Ella McHnln ... 1100 Oi'? Miss Sue E. Morton 20 00 6f.fi Peter Olhert 20 110 007 \V, L. Miller 20 01 608 C. M. Thompson 2'i 00 fi;;> J. E. (*a?on 20 00 010 ('. M. Tlioh'psoti 2oro (ill N. O. Ty'es 20 00 f>!2 M. Thompson 20 (H) 611 Miss.L E. fason 20 no 614 Lula J. Cason. 20 no hi.i (i. i-yies in ii i 610 Maria Ii F. Avcr.v 211 00 017 Miss (\ C. Williams 20 oo 018 Miss Mnllle Jones 10 10 010 Ml*s Mnllle Jones 11 7."> 020 Miss Mnllle Jones 18 Ho 621 Newlin Mercer IS 00 622 J. I.. Turner 15 no 023 J.T. Morngne l.'i 00 021 \V. A. IIIHCIC 40 00 (52.-1 Miss Corrle II. McAllister 20 00 620 Miss Corrle II. McAllister 20 00 627 Miss Corrle II. McAllister 20 00 628 Mrs. A. K Ilnrksilnle ... 20 00 O'.'O Mrs. \. K. Bnrksilnle... 20 00 fSG W. A. Black 20 00 Gil MIssSneE Morton 20 00 0.12 I,. I). Bowie 20 (HI 6:5" W. A. Fernell 15 00 0:ii It. J. Smith looo 6.'l.? Thos. J. Brnwner 15 Oo 016 \V. A. Fernell 7 50 637 It. J. s-lth lOm 6.'U J. T. Berry 20 25 6'!9 F. A. Stephenson 10 00 610 F. A. Stephenson 20 00 011 F. A. Stephenson 20 00 012 Kitty Ulehey 15 (D 613 It. J. Smith loo) 614 E. S. (iant 15 00 645 I,. I). Bowie 20 00 016 T. G. Brnwner 15 00 a it \ t)?..ii,>i,Ic ik nn CIS M Sup (7:ison 10 tV". fill) .Miss M;Utip Kenyan IS <*> * 050 \V. B. Acker ? HO 651 \Vr. B. Ackpr 20 <? f,".2 \V. B.ApkPr 20 00 653 Ida S. McKay 14 50 651 W. II, Ellison 15 00 655 I'ctpr filbert p 00 ^ 653 Jane A. Reynolds 7 50 657 Jftno A, Reynolds 15 00 0)8 Jane A. Reynolds 15 00 C59 I,. C. Mnulden 17 00 COO Jane A. Reynolds 15 00 061 Thos. G. Urawner 15 00 662 L, D. Howie 10 00 6(53 F. A. Stephenson 10 00 GIU F. A. Stoplionson 20 00 Qi-b Surnh Starks 10 (1) flftl Rural) Starks 10 <H) 067 W. P. John?on 2'i 00 60S J. I>. Blnrk\ta'-1 15 0i ?69 J. I). Black well 15 00 070 \V. P. Johnson 20 00 671 W. H. Johnson 20 00 672 W. T. Mill ford and A ss'l 50 00 1F73 II. .I. sin IT II 1') 11(1 fwl Miss MngRic Prennan.. 15 00 i C7"> M ?. Annli* 1\ McFull... 10 00 071 U?ed l"i oo 077 Mr?; M. F. Wlcleinan... 20 ro C7S Julia K. (Ta^s l'J 0i) (579 .Til!ia F. Glass. 210) fSO It. (}. WclN 10 00 6*1 \V. P. S.nutiTs 2101 f8i T. C.CVdell 20 01 { T: r'. O'lliil 20 00 (81 J. R. Miliro:d 13 CO f?3 Win. M iklii 10 01 G-'O P. It. Penney .. Cfl 00 (JK7 E. A. Vance.... 11 C-s J. L. I .Wiley 21 00 G8i) EnimaT. Marshall 10 0'? fl!M EmninT. M.nntliall 10 0;) 091 J. It, Mi'.ford 13 00 C.I2 E. A. Vance 10 00 m W, W.Frazlcr 20 00 Ml James L. I,e*ley 20 00 i CJ3 W. W. Friszler 20 01 001! W. S. .lo'.inson 2) 00 6:V7 Miiry Bontly 10 oo fias Mary Hcntly 8 oo G:M) Mrs. M. M. Owen 52 60 700 Miss Minnie J. Cowan.. CO 00 701 It. (}. \Wlls lorw Ill- IV. \?. ? Cll? I" ?' Tn" Miss Sue Knmcy 20 !"o 701 MlssSne TVum-y 2'< oo 7(?5 Miss Sue R:unpy LOW 700 Miss Sue Rnmay GOO 707 Miss Sua Ramcy II oo 70S Miss M. E. Jordan S 33 70!? Miss M. E. Jordan 710 E. Cowan C O 00 711 f'nrrle riinksciilcs 20 (i0 712 V. E. Miller 20 00 713 Jes<e Urownlee 10 00 711 J. D. Black well 16 00 715 M. E. Tolhert 1"? 00 710 A. L. Pn'terson CO 00 717 A. Ij. Pntierson 20 oo 718 A. T.. Patterson 20 00 710 A L. Piilt.irson 20 00 720 A. L. Patterson 20 00 721 Miss Nannie While 0 00 in i.uin j. i.n>on 'M i") 723 M. Smile Cason 9 33 721 J. T. Humor CO ft) 725 F. C. Covington 5 00 726 .T. E. Cnson 10 00 7.'7 Miss Fannie E. Lltes... 15 01 7'8 J. W. Huckahee 23 60 720 J. W. Hncknhee f> 40 7:10 Ooo. C. Hodges 20 ro 7.H Miss MutlleCalhonn 20 00 732 Miss Mary Stewart 20 00 733 J. N. Brownlee...'. 8 7.1 731 Mrs. S. M. Bradley 16 00 735 Ml?s A. L. Tow no? 10 00 7:16 Ml<8 A. Ti Townes 20 00 737 Mrs. S. M. Bradley 10 00 7">8 Miss A. L. Tow ex 20 00 730 \V. E. Armstrong 10 00 710 W. E. Armstrong 10 00 711 Miss Mary J. Roldnsvn 8-10 7'2 Miss Mary J. Robinson 8 90 713 Miss Mary J. Rohlnson 4 65 741 Miss J. E. Wilson 20 00 715 Miss Mary Rogers 112:} 7'G V. C. Covington 10 TO 747 F. C. Cnvtnuton 10 01 748 F. C. Covington 10 00 740 F.C.Covington 10 00 750 F. C. Covington 10 00 751 F. C. Covington 10 00 752 D. 8. Klngh 15 00 753 8. P. Boozer 18 00 754 T. G. Brnwner 15 0) 755 .J. S. McClnln 20 00 756 .1. 8. MrClnin 20 00 757 J. 8. MeClalnand Ass't 35 00 7"8 J. F. llnrper 12 00 7SQ T W llnrnpr 1" m 760 J. F. Harper 4* IS 00 "til America Harris 10 CO 7i2 America Harris 10 00 7(!3 America Harris 1') 00 761 Elln Onnt 15 00 7i>5 I)-S. Kldsrh I'? 00 70(1 li. (\ Miinldcn 20 00 707 J. 1). Morten 10 CO 7P8 \V. T. Flmlley MOO 7l>9 N, O. Pvles 2f> 00 770 N\ O. Pylei 10 no 771 Miss M. Johnson 20 00 772 Snllle Sml'h 20 00 773 EHen Mnk 10 00 771 Ellen r.lnk 20 00 77.i Ellen Link 10 00 770 Ellen 1,1 nk II CO 777 M. E. Olbert 20 00 778 Sell. Com'r OITlee 10 00 779 J. P. Blwkwell 15 fo 780 E'len T.lnk 2> 00 7SI M. M Owen 32 00 7;2 AI Ire T.oprnn 20 00 781 Lewis 0. Wnller 7 00 7.^4 Lizzie K. Hurmon 20 00 7?"5 M. L.Turner 10 ro 7?fl F. E. OdHI 20 oo 787 R. J. Smith 10 00 7-'8 America Tl;?rrl.? 11 00 7*0 Annie MrFnll H 00 700 H. F. Pnckelt "0 00 791 Mrs. E. A. Pargnn 20 00 702 El In MoT hdc 13 05 791 Ellon Link 17 00 701 Mrs. E. A. PnrR.in 20 00 79.1 R. (i. Wells (> M 70(5 M.M.Owen fi 00 707 Mrs. E. A. Dnrsiin 20 oo 79< Sue Harney 2" 00 790 Fllon Link 0 00 800 p. p. K'usrh 15 00 801 M. M. Frtzler 15 00 K0! E. Cox 1150 80.1 E. Pox 0 fin "01 E. Cox 9 2:1 805 E. Cox 2 00 SOU E. Cox 10 50 807 W. F. Mnrtln 15 00 80S 17 A. Hnncock 10 00 Ml W. F. Martin 15 00 810 Mary Rogers is (it; 811 Marv Rogers II <15 812 Mary Rogers SO no 8M Mary Roger* 20 oo 814 Mattlc Holloway IS 00 815 Mat tin Hnll'uvny 15 oo 81'? 11. M. Pratt fin 00 817 S. M. llradley 4 oo 81S K. M. Harrison 20 00 81!) S. M. Bradley 4 oo 820 \\*. T. Finely 11 SO 821 W. T. Findly 25 75 822 M. K. Talbcrt 11 25 821 \V. s. Johnson 30 00 821 Joel I,lies 7 50 8J5 Florence A. Thte 4 no 820 Florence A. Tate S 30 j 8J7 Florence A. Tate 4 00 82S Florence A. Tate 6 00 820 J. K. (ila*s 10 00 S'-O Mrs. M. T. F.akln K 25 Rll (1. M. Roberts 10 00 812 Matlle Anderson 1100 813 T. C. Ddi'll 20 00 Kit T. ('. Odell 20 no 8.1.') J. L. Lusty 10 fKj Total ?11,107 15 Respectfully submitted, J. W. PF.KUIN, County Treasurer. Sheriff's Sale. 1 Z. MeCord ?f- S'>n and others against W. i I>. Mars.? Snndry Executions. BY virtue of sundry executions to run! directed, in tho aliovc stated ea*e, I j I will sell to the highest bidder, at public j auction, within the legal hours of sale, at I Abbeville Court House, on Monday, the! | fourth day of February, A. 1). 1NS4. all j I the rijjht, title and interest of W. I?. Mara j In the following real estate, to wit: | Tract No. I, known as tho Hemphill; I tract, containing j | Two Hundred and Fourteen Acres,' more or loss, and bounded bv lands of the estate of I). M. Rogers and others. j Tract No. 2, known as the Connor tract, containing One Hundred and Seventy-Five Acres, | tnoro or less, and bounded by James McI Caslan ami others. Tract No. 3, known as the Cater tract, j containing I I ! One Hundred and Forty-Nine Acres,; more or loss, and bounded by .lames Me-' Casino, Estate Stephen Lee and others. j Tract No. 4, known as the Scott tract.,; containing One Hundred and Twenty Acres, ! more or less, and bounded by the llemp-1 hill tract and others. All situate and being in Abbeville county, on thewalers of Little River, waiters of Savannah River. Levied on and to bo sold as the property of \V. D. .Mars, | I to satisfy the abovo executions and costs. | I Torms?Cash. J. F. C. DrI'RK, Sliorill* Abbeville County. Jan. 14, 1884, tf MEDICAL CARD. DR. !L. T. HLI,L j nAVINT(i hiiIil his IuliTPStJin thcdi iu *'nr'',! will devote liis 1'iiiiie a t leu lion lutliu I'rnellee ul' his Profession, OFFICE iu rear of Sjned I.nwry's l>n'j* Store. AI ni^hl may be found at the Buwie House. Doe. in, IS'5. ' /, .'V ? ?ai closing oft sale U1-' THE NEW YORK STORE. ? S3 Per Gent. mnw rnCTi uuuy fi yyw i . NEW yoiIK STOIIK Closing Out. The business must bo wound up by 26th' or Kchruirv, 1'>'1. t o 'S J " 1 rositively no .fronts asKea! A Krent many Goods o fie red below cost. I will have a AUCTION, | t>n Saturday Juiuary liiSi, K>4. and will continuo'to hive one every Sliunlaj* until closed out. Now, hurry nti and ^ct Bargains as you never will get sueh a ohnnco* a^ain. CHARLES AUERBACH. ! ABBEVILLE, S. C. Tee. 3, s:i. School Books! SeliooS Books! \Vl> have 011 hand a Lurzc Stock of School Hooks adopted bv the STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, ! FOII THE NEXT 39 DAY.S *~?'*' Almost any Books usei'in tlie schools heretofore. We also keep in stock a FullLine of ^ a i a StiA.TES, &C.. J 11. W. LAWSON & CO. | ABBEVILLE, S C. -NOV. J 1, J II , _ I,-- mi 1.1 in i i n^.j, , ? , fiii.i ? ?_ ! !mmmmmmm rrW - ** SpwUfi i it St nrp" II0 ww Ul tlgL U uUI I. HAVKjn^t opniifil a new ami <*!r?ganlly tittml ?;> DIU'G ST OK TO o:i the Marshall Hons* i :<irii?r, ii!!t?er the I'srs* ? .<{ Hnnnvi' :tncl ;uc urn" receiving and will cuntinuu to receive liit their htock is e milieu* a lull Hue >>( Drags, Medicines, liiesi.cais, uye stuns, sc. Also. nil t'loT'Opu'str PATENT MEDICINES kept in a first class Drug Store, all of which we5 Warrant t*> l?e fresh ;ii;d aooil. \V ! also olfcr a well M'iccted stock of FANCY GOODS, consisting of Colognes, Foreign and Domestic, Handkerchief Extracts^ in great variety, Handsome Vases, Lamps, &c. Our lino r.f r.urKHF* AND f-'OAPS H sinip'v oompW*. Every variety or HAIK, TOOTF1 N'AI,',, FJ.E.SU, Si J A VINCi AND SHOE JUlL'oii SOAl'S from iiie tincst toilet to tl.ccUcfljH" ui. MI*. JOIi?," T. T.Yf:N, vliosp Innjr ^sprrSiMiw In Hi" TTtiir funit!<v?* In (he Arm of Ward Irw ?fc i.v.in, so twtl! kiio'.vn. will l??* Ily in aiti-^il iiic.*. All l*iti->4? 'itlPTX02iS oni? - ! - 1.. . ...II i..? iif !?t? J \J \ 5?1>V iu i v n?ii:; (in in.cm ;il ;u; nuuiu ?iu?. i mv ? i."*iuh ?i */ *. .n"". u. .n.tuiti, Oct. it. i***, tr * B. K BEACH AM; Agent"! FOIl THE SALE OF Sash, Doors, Blinds, Shingles, Laths, Floor' 1 ing, Ceiling, Lime and ail kinds of Wooi;5 Working Machinery. I V V ^ I Ot. 10, 1883, 12m iii ?.. Sheriff's Sale. | Sheriff's Sale. Bleckley, Brown <C Fret well against \V. i Walton <? Clark against W. H. Brough.?' James Lomax and Catherine Lomax?j Execution. Execution. j "F> Y virtue of ?n execution to jne dl-' BY virtue of an execution to me di- j Jl> reeled, in the above stated case^JU^M rei tcd, in the above stated case, I j will sell to the highest bidder, at public will sell t<? the highest bidder, at public ! auction, wilhin the legal hours of sale, at auction, within Hie legal hours of sale, ; Abbeville Court House, on Monday, tbe at A ibcvillo Court House, on Monday,, fourth day of February, A. D. 1884, all the 4tli dav of February, 1884. the follow-! the right, title and interest of W. If. I inir described property, to wit: All the: B rough in the following described prop| right, title and interest of W. James Lo- erty. to wit: All that tractor parcel of ' *""v 1 T %..?.?v 111 nil flint ' I.iiijI vllifilA lulmpnnrl liAlflir in tllAMIin. tract or parcel of larul. situate, lviii>r ami ty of Abbeville, South Carolina, and conI><>in?r in the county of AMt'-ville, South tainiitjr ONE HUXDItED <fc EIGUTYCaroline, and known as the Oliver IMaee, SEVEN ACHES, more or less, and and containing EIGHT IIUNIHIEI.) ' bounded by lands of A. C. Grant, W. P. AND TWENTY-FIVE A.CIIES, more | Anderson and others. Levied on and to or less, and bounded by lands of J. II. ; bu sold :is the property of \V. H. Brough. Carlisle, Mary Oliver, the White lands to satisfy the aforesaid execution and and others. Levied on and to lie sold ;is costs. Terms?Cash. the property of W. J. and Catherine Lo- j J. F. C. DuPRE, max, to satisfy the aforesaid execution J Sheriff Abbeville County. . and cost.n. Terms?(.'ash. Jan. 7, 1881, tf .1. F. C. I)rPKE, - Sheriff Abbeville County. Sheriff S Sale. Jan. 7, 18S1, tt Bailev, Barksdale <? Co. against Fannie Sheriff's Sale * E' 1>cr,i?--Kxecutlononerin S oaic. TJY virtue Of nn execution to me dl " ? ' ' t\ ?-i r ?? ' I in f l?n olwtcn uf uta<i /?auA T J. i;. uasor ei ai ngiinsi v. js. <iunus.?iv? ... ?edition. j w ill soil to tlio highest bidder, at publio BY virtue of an execution to nie di- a,'('iioii. within the legal hours of sale, at reeled, in the al,<?vo slated case I Al.l.ovil e ConstHouse, on Mondny .the j will.sell to the highest bidder, nt pub. i?; ,.'u ?brtiary, A. D. 1884, all I auction, within the legal hours of sale at ',e r.'n'"i . ?JVi ,."tefest ?f Jennie h. I Abbeville Court H.use.on Monday, the *or.rm >!' the ollow.ng described properI fourth dav of February, A. D. 1884. all f-v'V' V' \ A'! that tract or parcel or ! the right," title and interest of David ai,f s't,,atP; l-v,nir a,ld ^e,?f ?" TCa ,a* i Jones in the following described proper- ,us . , w"tors of Hflrd Labor Itv.to wits All that tract or parcel of <-.rt'e,k ?"?' hfiyannnh River, In the connland,.situate, lying and being in the conn- |-V'f lil/.i>5?r^ ty of Abbeville, South Carolina, and con- V'v'rv? AND ^KVI lainiug (INK II UN DHKD ACKKS, more 1 ,I{ ^ "r ,cf"'"nd or less, and bou ule.l by Ian,Is of M. ?. " ><>'?'d?*? hy Uuds ol rhos. C. Perrin, Es^ j Me(iec, Kstate Geo. Shirley, INtate lleti- ,1' ,,.. !'' John \Y Hearst and lands of i derson and others. Levied on and to be ! ) ideiuan and others. Levied* ore ; sold as the property of David S. Jones, to l!e as. l.,c P?"Perty ol tannie I satisfy the aforesaid execution and costs. 01 to satisfy the aforesaid execu! ' ,|, tiou and costs. Iernis?Cash. teii.,3?t .t li. f F (< IH.pUK J. F. C. DirPltE, " Sherilf Abbeville Couutv. f .. , Abbeville Couuty. Jan. 7, lSSI, tf ' ? . t, r j . > ci i . Sheriff's Sale. * iVlHSU'l'S OcllC. ^ K. Cowan against Win. Wilson.?Exeeu- D. V. Sharp, I'laiiKilf, against Laetitia t'"n* Sharp, et al., Defendants?Petition. I>Y virtue of an execution to me diJ rected, in the above slated ease, I J_5y virtue of an order of sale made inwill sell to the highest I udder, at public ... . , . , .. ,t to auction, within the legal hours of sale, at the a.iove stated case by the Hon. J. S.* Al>l>eville Court House, on Monday, tho Cothran, Judge of Eighth Cireuit, on the fourth day of February, A. I>. lv>J, all 3rd dav of January, 1SS4, I will sell at the right, title and interest of Win. Wil- I>lllll|(.*<llIt .rv at Al?l?eville, C. H., S. C., son in the* Inllnwmir (icsrrii'Od property, 1 to wil: All that tract or parcel of land. 011 Salesdav, 4th day ol lebruary, 1884, situate, lyimr and being in the county of within the legal hours of sale, the followAbbeville, South Carolina, and contain- jnLj described projertv, situate in said CTiS,? <? <> , trMt oil by lands of J. 11. Latimer, the Alston ! or parcel of land, known as the Sharplands, Estale John Link and others. 1 place, and containing Levied ?>n and to be sold as the property I n ttjj j <r? of William wiison, to satisfy tho afore- j Four Hundred and Eighty-Eight said execution and costs. Terms?Cash. | Ani-na J. F. C. DrPKE, \ 1.1....-ill,. i '....nti- i l/wc. l.rr lonrlo a iav n 11 1 lit .ii/i;v t m*. v wuntj j uiwi v ?'i i'wuiivuu i/j iuii uo J;in. 7, 1.SS4. tf j Amiev/, G. 15. ltilov, W. Z. McGboe and Sheriff's Sale. j TKKMS OI-' SALE-One-bnlf cash. M.rGrath A Iivrnin airain^t Josephine ii.?: Minn* in tu'nlvrt nintithw with How en.?hxectition. from day of sale at ten per cent, per an- . B\ virtue of an execution to mo < t- i mm, se,.um[ |,v bond of purchaser and rccted, m tin; al?ove stated ease, 1 | ? * . 1 will sell to the hiirliot bidder, at public i i?ort^a-o ot promises, with leave to puraiirtion. within the legal hours of sale, at ; chaser to pay all cash. Abbeville Court House, on Monday, tho " M. L. BOXHAM, Jr., fourth day of February, A. I>. ISM, all Master, the right, title and interest of .Josephine j.m ( 1SN, Howeu in the following described proper- _ tv, to wit: All that tract or parcel of ncsaT's ft 01 1 aaii liind, situate, lying and being in the conn- V n Sifl 2 ] 4. | I* | n \ ||n] ty of Abbeville, South Carolina, and OrtlVlUkLa Ul UriOUIll known as the Sterling Mowon Homestead . A _ ' and containing Kl<? IITY-FoU U At'KKS, .A-ttomey LaW, more or less, and bounded by lands ot . iinvyii T K < c Kbenezer Hell. Peter Hunter, Lewis C. J , / *' ' ('linkscales and others. Levied mi and to " Nkai. s Nku Law Di'ildio. be sold as the property of Josephine Will practice in all tho Courts of the State' Howen, to satisfy tne aforesaid execution ( j;m o js.<i. I rl\l.<IMU I *.|w!l shoriir Abbwii^^mSy. KT otice. Jan. 7, 1SS4, tf Afe A I '. PERSON'S DESIRING LOAN'S OF^ r\ money lor a period of ft vp ye.'ir* may t'fTir "f a ft t t "1^1) fleet tin; s;uiii* lij mortcnuc of improved Inrm . \V I j if! I 1 jI j JIjIa. 1 'amis to i Ik- ex t on t of one-third the value of " ' * * A M -""M I sn.'ll lands. * ii \ < t I am (lie Attorney In this county for cnpU" ixttOl'lieV iV I Yv ? taMsts who have the money to lnveht In this manner, and p'T?ons de.-lrinir to effect loans' ABBEVILLE, S. C. can apply dlncily to inn. . . . . . t. K I'll EN E D. OAIIY, inilcc formerly occupied by Judge Thompson. Attorney at Law, Abbeville,S. C.' Dec. 2?, ISfS. Omob Nov. CS IS-.'t. 11