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N P* x ihi Press and Banner. ABBEVILLE, S.C. "Wednesday, Dee. 24, 1884. g"_J ' JJ 1,), 3 . ... Christmas. to morrow will he Christmas day, nndthe fi iru anri Banner extends a cordial greeting i.nd hearty gooil wishes to each a net every one of its rcud'Ts. Some of them who >rere once hopeful of a bright future, have! now but, gloomy forebodings, while otherwho had bright prospects have been disappointed, and ihe world presents to ttu-m little el-e than darkness and gloom. "\Vhlh some haw prospered In basket and store, others, no doubt, have been le-s fortunate In their struggle wltn the wolf nt the door. ^Vliile some have been healthy &nd happy 'others have passed under the rivi, with sick ness and death as "their guests; -s >nie by In duslry ami thrift, have enrercvl new homes nml nowilands, where they may, in gratitude to G;>d, sit under their own vine and fie tree, while others, 'hrougli the bliulit 1 nsr touch o' the withering mortgage, have been turned from comfortable homes. The purest and sweetest of maidens. In their beauty and ia their freshness, have been made queens lu new hearts nnd new homes, where noble, manly men have crowned! them with their love, which, for wealth oil happiness, surpasses Hw value of royal crowus of richest diadems; others have lost devoted life-partners ?nd Idolized children; some have fallen early on the wayside of the journey of life, and may old lonely sentinels, who had gone f?r on the outposts of time, have quietly eone to rest. Rut whatever our station or our condition we have reason to bo thankful for our lives. 'Wherefore doth a living mau complain?" Kncli ami all of us should render thanks to Him from whom we receive every good and perfect gift. The memory of the loved ones who are with us no more should be kept fresh and green Id our hearts. Taming from thoughts of this kind, we should consider the present sorrows of the poor suid the joys of the children. Let those who nro better off, give as a thank-otterhig, some-! tiling to the poor. It may be that Ins.imej houses the children have grown larger audi their toys which have been cast aside or stored j In the garret, would afford great pleasure In j other household*. Let none forget the little! children. If the father Is poor and sorely,? ' "distressed, It will take les< to make his chil-j drcn nappy. A small toy or any other cov-j etui little article would be a great pleasure to! little ones, and their pleasure would so re-aet on the giver as to send a thrill of Joy through even a sad and mournful heart. Let each and every employer settle fairly' and generously with those who have served j them. A small gift to those who have been ; faithful would be as bread upon the waters, which would in time return tenfold to the giver. Let the Christmas time be la reality a season of peace, love, and Joyousness. Let us all lorget overy personal unklndness or dislike, i juid with our whole hearts, by aneflorttoj inako others hRppy.glve thut.ks to the Author of our being. Be generous to the poor, obliging to neighbors. affectionate and considerate of the feelings and desires of life partners, and kind to the children. L?l peucG and good-will reign supreme. Lot all preachers, who would follow the ex-1 ample of our great Exemplar, open theirj churches to-morrow, and preach a sermon | commemorative of the birth of the Savior' of mankind. Let them for once, preach | to wayward humanity the duty of an ettoi*t on our part to conform our lives to the examVie which he set for us. Let us have less of the tenets of the narrow and circumscribed non-essential dogmas of particular dcnoiulna-' J Ions, but give us more of Jesus Christ, and |U" V? 11%% I Ufa u ho llvnd I.f.t ns have something pertaining to the practical | duties of lift*. Something of our duty to God ! and our neighbor, and let them, for a day at least, give u*a rest from all thoso abstruse! theories o'the plan of salvation, the splendors of heaven, or the torments of hell. The Lien Law. Oeneral Hemphill generally speaks to the; point, but he hit the nail square oil the head i one day hist week in the House of Representatives as will be seen by the following extract from tlie Xewaand Courier: j "The Lien law bil\ which passed the House j: n few days a^o, ha* not yet found its way Into the senate, and it Is very doubtful if It will1; have time to become a law, even it the Senate' i should be dlst osed to pass it, whleh Is ex-' i tremeiy doubtful, that body having already, 11 by a majority of one refused to pa?s the bill i to reper.l the Lien law,. It is safe to say, j' thonvli, that b-xly haviu* refused 10 pass this i bill, they will hardly pass the nlll which was J sent from tiio House, nnd which, while It re-11 peals the present law. enacts another with i < many objectionable f'-atures In It. The House [ i bill as it was originally intended to be passed < In the House was opposed on the ground that , H was class legislation. During its passage 1 yjen. Hemphill, who docs not have much tr> [ i >ay on ordinary topics, but who snys what he : has to say briefly and well, went into the Legislative library, brought, out a copy of the'i "Uiack Code." and suggested that it might be offered as a substitute f->r the pending nlll. i T'h; bill was amended anil robbed of some i of the features to which objection was taken,! t>nt this was due mainly to tbe anti-repealers,; I WU'l, 8001 nc mm me IIOU-C Was HJTMllM. mom j ?nd bent upon the passage of the bill, nought I to mukc the oest of what they re^urileJ us an ! 1 extremely dangerous and unpleasant pnsl-ji tlon. To Mr. Burk?, of Charleston, Is due tlio j l!r?t effort to ln?crt in the Mil a proviso ctaaj.elllng the r?^ls!t-rli?it of the lien which t!ie! landlord Is authorized to tike from his ten-! fint* for supplies. It is nliog^tner improbubic that tlie b.l! will ever pass theS lint-.*." We have too much faith In the gr*>d sense and conservatism of the Senate to believe [ that the lien law will be repealed, or that any j substitute for it, will become a law, which tvill practically enslave bo:h whites and blacks, It they be moneyless. Deprive this people of their credit and we will have a des- j potism which will bring ruin and desperation. Already twenty-live car loads of corn; have been ordered to Abbeville?nearly as' much us was brought here to make the pres- j cnl crop, and yet there are men of wisdom In : the Legislature who would deprive these hungry people of tlie means of credit by which j bread can bo secured. As fur as we have been able to iearn. we be- j liovo, tho sober thinking people of this coun-I ty realize tlie great dunger incident to the re-j peui of the ilen law, and the forb.dding ofj our people to niortgaao their crops. Wc: thought last week, that this matter had been j Kittled dctlnlicly, but we regret to see that) the mattor Is still pursued, with an earnest-! ness which means the accomplishment of this, great calamity. With the repeal of iho lion law five hiin-: <lred white farmers in Abbeville county will bo forced to become the hired laborers of men who are III able to pay them. Run Down and Shut. It will be rf-membered that we recently In cldentally referred to the killing of a negro| iii L:mrens who was shot l>y the town cousin-' l)le. The Herald ot last Ftlday contains the! following. Killed White Resisting Arrest.?On la-t Saturday N. D. Franks, constable lor Trial Justice Miller. w?*nt In search of a ne?;ro hy the mmo of John Latk. against whom' ie hail h warrant fur burglary, ami other: warranls. Lnrk was found ut or neara n>-gro! liouse on the lanJ8 of J. D. Sul.ivan, ai>out I two miles from till* place, and when the said Constable altcmpcd to ariv*t him he resisted' with force; whereupon Fianks shot him, troin whirl) died in a lew minutes. These, are all the pmticulars we have been able to learn, regarding this unfortunate homicide, more than the fic's adduced at the Inquest, which will be found t>e!ow: Lou Mc ol'uro, (colored.) eaid sh- liv.g her.-! vrfcet'C deceased wag kiil"l. L:.st saw <lece--sed ut j licr house about 9 or 10 o'clock in th?* inornln:.' ot IVc, I3th , 16S1. lie wag where his body how lie* He turned around The blowl wu running out of nose and mouth. nod bo fell down. D: stance fn in j house of witness t? where deceased fell Is nl?out fifty 1 yards. S?w u whii<? man oine f? her hou*e ub iiit 12 lor!; on the 13th Dec.. l3?J lie told witness be j :ii lint coins to hother h>*r. Decked was not here j en. but come in s few minutes. Witness beard n lol fire snd went out tog. e whutii meant. when she j v the while mini ha??- hold of d? t> as d by the] .milder, and ta'klrj: to deo as. d. \\ itmbsheu-d the hite man t- II deceased to a.op. Huch.irl Siiliivnn, (colored.) ayftiiltout 12 o'clock on ' -sterdny, the 13th Dec , 1 SSL. S'l"' u uiiU': lnun run trough her house With a pininl in hit hand ; itn ; ivdiately heatd a p'sto! fire. Witness beard no talk-J nic or baliooinc and did not e<> out to *e?> whit wag ie matter. Witness went out and saw deceased Ijlin: tout City yarj? off. l)r. T. E. T?.dd. says he Is a rcgu'ar. licensed f-byBiclan, and re?'des In Laurens County. Has. at tliei requegt of the Coroner, exuuiined the body of .lohn Lai k. and flndsa gun-shot wound in the upper port!oo of the trapezium, two ai.d a half inches above' the scapula. or ? hat t? commonly known as the t>Li->uI <1er Made, passing through the trapezium muscle into ! the lower portion of the paroled gland, severing ihc jolt cervical artery, which in the ' pinion of the" wit -; nets was the Cause of the death ot the dec-Heed. After th- shooting took pl/ice Franks Itnme-! dlatcly surrendered and went to jail, where! he remained until Wednesday morning, j when lie was carried to Union lo apply lor' ihull before Judte Wallace, through his Attor-j j,.-vs. Messrs Cunlnghntn & Harris. -\Vt?ile not Intending any 'apology,''and at! Ihenukot being so licensed, we deem It due! CJon*tabl?* Franks t<>say that Lark bore a b.id i olmracter. and was a terror to the r.?*lghbor hOOU, We learn. lie imu tJinrj-cu in? ut-K |. miration r.?t to be arrested, and this implied' threat hadjbeen cotnmunicated|to the Consta-I Me. As this fatal occurrence followed so1 closely ?>f>rm the bee's of the Nelson-Little I homicide at this place. It may be proper to request all newspapers Inclined to "too pre-! vious" criticism to suspend Judgement at j least until the case is tried, wbeu all the facts will be brougut out - n Arc They Conspiriti? Against Our Best Interests ? I AVby is It (bat Knitrond transportation is so! cheap from South Carolina to Arkansas, and' so dear from Arkansas to South Carolina?! If labor Is good for the other States, why is it not good for South Carolina? Wc think it bad ] for the county, and bad for tlie emigrant who ! leaves South Carolina. Every man who goes oil'leaves a mule and a plow in the furrow, j If the great numbers continue to leave South j Carolina, we will have more inules left than ' we wiil know what to do with, and our lauds will lie idle. NVk unintentionally or>lttcd to give the lltyUU-r credit for several articles last week. Hereafter if that paper can make use of anything in the iVt'jw ?>ift Itamicr at any time, it oan do *o, without ever saying a word about it, it till thus Ji'.uku tlic l.onyid va.\v. The MkUand Railroad. i We are glad to notice by our exchanges that | great earnestness is felt in this great road i which shall run directly from Charleston to Greenville, *nd on to Ashvllle, N. C. The . ! road is neccssary to the prosperity of Charles- J i ton, and it will be a benefit to the people J along tlio whole line. Charleston can build If she wishes to do so, and she will find ready and willing help In the op-country. The whole up-country would bo glaO to be put In direct coram un lent Ion with our chief city, . and will leave no cfiort of their's undone to J accomplish so desirable a result. The gi&dcd ' rontl from Lauren* to Greenville is exactly on the line, and will be turned over to Chaileftton. If she so wills it Instead of to the Guor,;iH system. The Xcus and Courier Rpcaks correctly, whcD it says: The whole St :te, we ihlnk, looks with in- ? tercet and hope to Ihe Mid!.ml Railroad. It isaprujei-t that will make South Carolina trong by building up and enlarging the terminal" points and the cities and towns along ihe Jroute. Green Hie, Columbia and 'Charleston u"i 'cap forward: Newberry and Laurens will feel thequlck- ( ,'iilnt? influence: ihe villages will s?on : tnko on the appearance ol towns; distant ' counties will tic i>roiii:lit near to It t?y svmpn- r thy unit Interest. In such ways in these, we in-i.v well bfileve the Midi uid ro;id will bring ' health und fortune tcevery part of the State. Tiiere Issome prospect of an eighth C:ibiinet officer?Secretary of Agriculture. The Houso lias passed the bill which has been so long pending, elevating the head of the Agricultural Department Into the position of a Cabinet officer, and giving him the title of Secretary of the Department of Agriculture as well as providing for him an Assistant Secretary. It Is believed by Iricnds of the measure that It stands a fair chance of being approved by the Senate, and Hon, D. Wyait Aiken should receive the appointment of Secretary of Agriculture. DAVIS, BEAUREGARD. AND JOHNSTON. The Lnst Official Interview Between the Three Confederate Leaders, [jFVom General Beauregard's History.] Iu view of General Beauregard's repented changcsof locality he luul concluded to establish Ids headquarters In a box-car, so as to be always ready to move at a moment's* notice. He gave orders accordingly, and was provlued With three box-earn, one of which he used as his bed room, and dining-room, the other for I be movable portion ol his stall, ami the last for the horses. On arriving at Greensboro he had these three cars put on a side truck, near ihe depot. Early In the morning he was Informed tl at tiie President's train, and carrying himself, his Cabinet, and the Government officers, had arrived during the night, and was then close to his own. lie crossed over to Mr. Davis's car, and, u| on entering It. was struck ly the helpless appearance or the gentlemen assembled there. A warm welcome was given to General Beauregard, who could hardly find time to answer ttie rapid questions that were pourfd from a'l sides upon him, especially by the members of the Cab I net, with whom he was but slightly acquainted. Tlie President soon alt. r vards made his appearance. He also extcn ltd a cordial greeting to General Beauregard: and. taking him aside, question Ovl li I in closely and anxiously about current! military events. The facts were far from encouraging, and General Beauregard had a gloomy account t<> gl\e. lie said to Mr. Davis that the picture lie presented to hiin whs most gloomy, but that lie ihought It his duty to attempt no concealmeut of the truth, so that the President might have a cl"ar knowledge of the situation, and be prepared for the inevitable. President Davis lent nn attentive car to the account thus iven of the hopeless condition 01 the Confederal y, but appeared, nevertheless, undismayed. He said that the struggle could still be cart led on to h successful issue, by bringing out all our latent resources; that If the worst mini' to the worst, we might, by crossing the Mississippi River, with such troops as we could relioat with, unite with Klrby smith's army, which he estimated at some sixty thousand men, and prolong the war indefinitely General Beauregard did not expect, and was amazed at this e\ldencc of vIsslonKi y hope on lha part of the President. ? * General Johnston hnd nl?o been summoned to Greensboro by the President. He arrived punctually, and at mid-day,on the Ivth (April, a.ter Hrst consulting with General BeaureRaid, whose guest he then was, went, In his c mp??ny, to meet M>\ Davis. Tne latter was found at- his temi oiaiy head-;iuariers, with three members of his Cabinet- Messrs. Beitj imin. Mai lory and U' avan. Afteran exchange <>l io:iiiai courtesies, mi- i~iumuciii, miut/ui. asking aught of the military eoiiditb n In General Johnston's Department, or elsewhere, expressed ttis conviction that, by callingback the absentees nod enlisting the men who had not, us yet, been reached by the Consent B"r< tiu. he could, In a lew weeks' time, put a large tinny In the fle.d. and lius enable us to Ko011 with Lhe struggle. Generals Johnston and Be.iurinrard ditiered entirely from tilm. ns neither could >ee the oossibi;ity, at i hat hour, of bringing these men Into the ranks. Here the I'onieietKe rcsttd, and was postponed to the n xt. to await the arrival of Secretarv of War, General Breckonridge, whose presence was deemed nei-es>ary i.ei?>re any final action should t>e taken, IK came In the evening, 11 ml confirmed the news of <5ener.il Lee's surrender. Gcni-r.il-. Johns-ton and Beauregard were now more than ever convinced that the prolongation of hostilities with any hope of success was an Impossibility; aud that the only course left Mr. Davis while still the Chief magistrate of the Confederacy, was to open negotiations for peace. This oplniou was urjjed by General Johnston, In his own [>nd In General Beauregard's name, at the renewal of the conference, on the 13th. After nsklng the opinion of the members of the Cabinet present?Oenernl BrecUcnrldste Included?and receiving tne assurance from all, except Mr. Benjamin, that they agreed with the two Generals, Mr. I>nvl? openly stated Ills objection, basins it mainly upon his belief that tbe Federal Government would relu.se to ireHi wun mm. or uci'epi unj |>iu|h?iuuh uv inlkilil offer. It was then suggested by lienora! Johnston tlmt the preliminary overtures might be made by himself, and not by the President. This, lit le isi, was agreed to, unci ? letter, dictated by Mr. I)avl?, wrlllen by Mr. Mill or.v ?n i slgi:eu l.y General Job nt son, was bunded to the latter, wi'h authority to furvvnril 11 to Genera! Sherman. ThM cln?e I the lust official Interview held between President l)nvis, General Johnston, und General lioauregard. Harper's Magazine The January Number of Harper's Magazine is n woi thy successor to the beautiful Christmas Number. The frontispiece is from one of the six drawings ov K. A. Abbey. illustrating the Second Purt of 'She Nt?>ops to Conquer." Aproposot the flve-hnndnd. anniversary of] Wtcllf s deaiii, Mr. A. \V. Ward contributes n| sketch of tl:e great reformer, which is beauti-i fully illustraed. Mr. Ward's article IscspeclalIv Interesting from the lijjht it throws upon I the Knuluud of ilie fourteenth country. Seymour Haden, In a very Interesting pa-j per makes a sit on* plea for Mezzotint as a painter's art. preferring it to etch inc. His paper Is Illustrated by six pictures from his own drawings. 'Ih<se pictures all represent scents and subjects connected with tnelnle of Pnrbeck, and admirably well iliiistrate the the following ai tiele on that Island by Miss J. K. Pantou. Unmet Phillips contrlbuteR an entertaining| account of a recent cruise off the west coast] of F.oridn, wiih illustrations. Wordsworth's sonnet on Long Mee and her! Daughters Is beautifully Illustrated from al drawing by Alferd Parsons. < "A Pair of Shoes'' is the first of the proml*. ] tries. It Is u thorough exposition of the tre>itnient of leather,of the shoe- utiurnciure, trill i 01 the shoe trade, nnd is accompanied by I graphic illustrations. "The Run?* oi the 'Vega's Rudder," a poem by Zadcl B. Gusiafson, Is beautifully lllustrattd from drawings by Jessie Curtis Shepherd. The strong leature of the Number Is the beginning <>l a new novel,entitled "East AhK<-l-,"' by Constance Gentmore NV'ooIson, the author of ' Aune." The scene Is laid in Floridn. Another serial novel, entitled "At the Ked Giove.r." also begins In this Number. The author's name is not given. It Is u bright storj . lull of humor, located In Borne. Switzerland, nnd i>. Illustrated by C. S. IteinliHrt. Sarah Orne Jewett contributes a strong short story, "Farmer Finch's Daughter,' li ustrated by Di' lman. Jotm Fiske contributes a paper on the "Town-noeiing,'" the first ot > n seiles of three papers treating oi American I political Ideas. | l'oeinsare contributed by Walt Whitman nnd Wallace Bruce. Mr. Bruce,s poem, The] Snow Angel." is bused o'i an incident In ihe| lile of i.aikin G. Meade, the distinguished | Amer can sculptor-an incident which sng-i g?*>t? d >o Mr. Meade the idea of his statue of j " I he Snow Angel." The poem is lllubtrxted j u> aii t'uvgi j > c- hi<r|;njii; ??*vi inv; ?/ uiv "v* ? mv. >lr. ticorge William C^rti*. In t!i?- L'.lilor'* j ?>*.?>/ Chair, recalls E-ia's charming e^av* on | the New Year. Among the other subjects ofj tl:c C/wir are Sir M*>s<b Montefiore. the Quaker! Poet, recent literary biography ""J 14 retro-j specl of tin- (ieorgta era. Th- LUcrury and thr \ IliUoricil Rtc'jrd are resumed, making full ' amends !'<<r their unwonted absence lro<u the j preceding Number. The l>rnw*r, hi bi les a humorous unicle on the 8cnteh game o!, ' urlim; and other amusinz contribution*, C'tiiuiuK eight unusually lniere?tug comic I ski'ti'liPH l?y . (j. Hush, relating "Uilando'i! Christmas Ad venture." For llio New Orleans World's Fair,' In Mann Biiuilolr and Buffet. The (ieord-t P.?cillc Halhva> commenced Deecmi.tr lull t ? run solid passengo train*! and M?uti boudoir and bullet sleeping carAtluuta to New Orleans without thai get making ibe (|ulck?st time ever made between these two cities. Just think. to leave Atlanta 1:2<" p. m. you are In New Orleans ul"; 5 next morning. 'i be new sleeping car referred to on this route Is something new in this county. They have been in use in Kuiope. and lire very popular. These ears arc divided in compartments and will accommodate two to four passengers In each compartment. II has been I tc*lcd ami found that a majority of the traveling public prefer these ears to any others tried. The ventilation In these cars in .so perfectly arranged a? to at ul I Hints secure absolutely pure atmosphere, free from smoke or dust. The bullet will allord reasonable supply of delicaeics, with fresh hot lea, coffee and chocolate. Electric bells connected with each berth Adjoining tlie ladles' dreeing room Is the ladles' boudoir, tills Is reserved for ladies traveling alone?w ltnout escort. The adjoining boudoirs are for mmilies and parties who may d< mic to go together. All of these cars are lighted with gas, thus securing greater dettree of safety, etc. The regulation)* under which the cars will be operated are calculated to secure to passen 2' r- llll* II IKII<->l UrRH-c ui iUi>,? , bined with Mich personal freedom or seclusion as may beciinsistent with the proprieties ot a thoroughly ttrsi-ela?s hot'I. This lino otters inducements to the traveling pulilic. Tiiey will reserve your berth mid give you number of same ten days In advance. No other line from Atlanta can do this. For Information in regard to the new ehort Itne, call on or address, Akkx s. Tiiwkatt, Traveling Acent, Atlanta, Oa. "Welcome, Merry Christinas. Bo merry all, be merry all, Willi holly dress the festive linll. l'repare the Min?r, I he lea-t, the ball, To welcome merry Christmas. And ol;! remember, gentles gay. For you who ba-k in fortune's ray The year is nil a holiday? The poor have only Christmas. When you with velvets mantled o'er Defy December's tempest's roar, Oh? spare one garment from your store To clothe the poor at Christmas. Wlien you the costly banquet ileal To guests who never famine feel. Oh ! spare one morsel from your meal To feed the poor at Christmas, When gen'rous wine your care controls, And gives new Joy to happiest souls. Oil! spareotiegoblet from your bowls, To ch'.'er the poor at Christmas. So *hall eac'i note of mirth appcir More sweet to Heaven than praise or prayer, t An'l Angel*. In their cirol-iher?, t -.i.tii bliss tliy poor at Christmas. j ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER OF -A-bbeville County For the Fiscal Year Commencing November 1 1883, and Ending October 31, 1884. Po His Honor the Presiding Judge of the Court of General Sessions for Abbeville County, February Term, 1885 : The School Commissioner for nbovo Comity respectfully submits tho followng report of claims filod, audited, ap troved, and ordered paid, t>y mm during lie fncal year 18S3-SV1, namely: Nluoty-Slx Township. (1) Name. Amount. 1 Emma Barton S 10 00 2 W. S. Johnson and As? Mlstant 30 00 5 Miss Sue Orlffln 20 00 4 Miss Sue Griffin 20 00 fi Miss Sue Griffin 20 00 C M. M. Washington 15 00 7 Emma Burton .. 10 00 6 O. C. Hodges 20 00 9 Miss Mattic Culhoun 20 00 10 Miss Mamie Stuart 20 00 11 M. M. Washington 15 00 12 Emma Burton 10 00 13 L. Anna Hancock 10 00 14 Ij. Anna Hancock _ 10 00 15 Miss Hnttle K. Pope - 20 00 18 G. C. Hodees.- 20 00 17 Miss Mnttle Culhoun 20 00 18 Miss Mamie Stuart 20 00 19 Miss Lucy Pinson 20 00 > 20 Miss Lucy PI nson 20 00 21 Miss Sttllle Fouche 20 00 22 Miss SuMIe Fouche 20 00 23 Miss Hat tie K. Pope 20 0'J 24 L Atina Huncock 10 00 25 W. S Johnson 20 00 2G Alic-.* Blockor. ? 10 00 27 Miss Sue Griffin 20 00 28 Miss Saille Foucho 20 00 29 \V. S. Johnson 20 00 80 Alice Blocker 10 00 81 I?. Anna Hancock - 10 00 82 Miss lluttle K. Pope _ >100 83 Miss lluttle K. Pope it) 00 31 Miss Sallle Fouche .... 20 00 25 T. J. Floyd 15 00 36 Miss Bettle M. Ross 40 00 87 Miss Bcttie M. Boss 13 33 83 O. C. HoJKCS 20 00 SW Miss Muttle Calhoun 20 00 40 Miss Muinlo Stuitrt 20 00 41 T. J. Floyd 16 00 42 G. C. Hodges 20 00 43 Ml>s Mullle Calhoun ?0 00 45 Miss Muinle Stuurt. 20 00 46 J. L. Turner 15 00 47 Miss Lucy Plnsoo 20 W 43 Miss Lucy Plnson 20 00 49 T. J. Floyd 15 W *50 T.J.Floyd 15 00 61 J. L. Turner li 00 62 W.S.Johnson 20 0;) V3 Alice Blocker 10 00 | 61 -MISs Nannie E. Eorlc 6 1*0 55 N. J. Williams ?... 20 00 W W.S.Johnson 20 00 67 Alice Blocker 10 00 68 2f. J. Wlillauis 20 00 1 001 83 Greenwood Township. (9) 1 Indiana Butler $ G 00 2 S. A. Grit hum 20 00 3 A. J. Hampton - 10 00 4 Margaret Cling - 20 00 5 Miss Anna Jones...*. 20 00 6 Miss Anna Jones W00 7 Miss Alice Logan 20 00 8 S. A. Gralmtn 30 00 9 S.M. McCants 10 00 10 A. J. Hampton 10 0<1 11 William Maklns 10 M) 12 Win. Maklns - 10 U0 13 J. H. Black well 10 CO 14 J. H. Black well 10 00 15 J. H. Black well 10 00 10 I. S. Lee - 6 CO 17 8. M. McCnnts 10 00 18 E. E. Spearmau 10 CO 19 Indiana Butler 10 GO 20 Indiana Butler - 10 00 21 Margaret Cling -... 20 00 !i? E. E. Spearman 10 00 23 Margaret Cling 20 00 24 Miss Alloe Logan 20 00 25 A.J. Hampton 10 00 20 W. P. Castles 20 00 <rr ur T> rwiloe 20 00 28 W. P. Castles 20 00 29 Margaret Cling - 20 00 80 S. M. MoCunts 10 00 31 S. A. Graham 20 00 32 S. A. Graham 20 00 33 Win. Mukins .. 10 M 34 Wrn, Ma kins [> 00 3T> Win. Maklna 10 00 30 Miss Alice Logan 20 00 87 E. E. Spearman 10 09 SW InUlauu lUitler 10 00 30 A. J. llumpum 10 00 40 Miss F. L. Wilson 20 00 41 Miss F. L. Wilson 20 00 42 Miss F. L. Wilson 20 00 4.1 Miss F. L. Wilson 20 00 41 J. II. Blackwell 10 00 45 K. E. Spcarmun 10 0J 46 E. E. Spearman 10 00 47 Indiana Butlor .. 10 00 48 Margaret Cling 20 VO 49 S. A. Graham 20 00 oo .miss .u. iv. ungm a)\jj 61 M Iks M. R. Bright 20 OO 62 Indiana ButJer 10 00 6} N. 0.1'yle* 20 OJ M N. 0. P.vlt-8 20 00 66 8. A. Urtiham 20 00 6G Misn Murgarct Cling 20 00 67 S. M. McC.'nntS 10 00 68 J. H. Black well, 10 CO SO J. H. Blackwell 10 00 61 Miss Anna Jones 2>.? 00 CI Miss Anna Jones 20 00 62 MIkb M. K. BrlKht 20 00 G3 Miss M. R. Bright 20 00 61 Miss Alice Logan ?) 00 65 Miss Alice Lo^an 20 00 W 8. M. Mct'ants 10 00 67 A. J. Hampton - 10 00 68 8. M. McCuoU 10 (JO 69 S. P. Boozt 20 00 70 S. P. Boozer 20 00 71 Miss M. It Bright 20 00 72 8. P. Boozer.. 20 00 73 S. P. Boozer - 20 00 74 8. P. Boozer 20 00 75 Miss F. L. Wilson , 20 00 76 A. J. Hampton - 10 00 77 8. P. Boozer - 20 00 78 Mia* M. R Blight 20 00 79 Miss Anna Jones 20 00 W Miss Anna Jones 20 00 81 Miss Alicc Logun 20 00 1 336 60 ('okeftbury Township. (3) 1 E. J. Marshall S 10 00 2 Miss J. E. Olahs 20 00 3 MIKH J. K. OIuhs 13 00 4 Mis>> J. E. UIhhk 10 00 6 K. A. Johnson 40 00 C H. 11. WutklitN 20 00 7 W. P. Jones 20 00 8 Miss J. E. Gln?H 20 00 9 MUs J. E. (ilu-8 20 00 10 L>. S. Klugh 15 00 11 II. II. Watklns 20 00 12 L?.H. Klugh 15(0 13 MIsb Mollie Wright 15 00 14 MIks Mollie Wright 15 00 15 J. D. IJlacltwell 15 00 10 Misk J. E. Wilson 20 00 1" J. D. lilnckwell 10 (K) 18 J. I'. Jones 2J 00 19 C. C. Heed 20 00 20 C. C. Heed 10 00 21 C. C. Heed 20 00 22 C. C. Heed 20 00 23 C. C. Heed 20 00 21 M rs. J. K. Hodges 20 00 25 Mr*. J. F. Hodges 20 00 au Miss Allcc Cooper.,..-?... JO 00 27 MIks Alice Cooper 10 00 28 II. H. Wnlklns 30 00 2SJ II. II. Walklns 2(' 00 30 J. IV Joili'8 20 00 31 K. J. Marshall 10 00 32 J. I), lilackwell 10 00 33 M.F.Avery 2o 00 31 J. I). Black welt ir> 00 35 M. F. Avery 0 00 3rt Henrietta Uogglns 6 .so 37 Henrietta Gogglns 10 00 38 M. F. Avery and ABslstnut 30 00 30 M. F. Avery and Assistant 30 00 10 Mrs. J. F. Hodges 20 00 41 MI?h J. E. Wilson 20 00 42 J. 1'. Jones 20 00 43 Miss J. E. Wilson 20 00 *1 t> ss k'lllfrh 15 00 45 D. 8. Klugh 10 00 40 H. II. Wutklns 20 00 17 II. II. WuUcIiis 20 00 48 Mrs. J. P. Ilodgcs 20 00 49 C. U. Reed :? 00 00 Mis. J. P. Hodges 20 00 01 MInkJ.E. Glass 20 00 02 Miss J. E. Glass 20 00 53 Miss J. E. Wilson 20 00 54 J. I'. Jones 20 00 55 Miss Mollie Wright 15 00 53 Miss Mollie Wilght 15 00 57 Miss Mollie Wright 15 00 58 M. P. Avery 15 00 5'J M. P. Avery and Assistant 30 00 60 Miss J. E/G1iisr 10 00 61 Miss J. K. Wilson 20 00 02 Miss J. E. Wilson COM 1 % I _ I V b? >?? 03 Miss Alice Cooper 15 00 W J. P. J ones 20 00 G5 D. S. Klngli 15 00 60 D. S. Klutfh - 15 00 67 Miss A. F. Cooper 16 00 6S Miss A. F. Cooper? 16 00 G9 Mrs. J. F. liodges. 20 00 1 283 GO DonnldMville Township. ( *) 1 J. B. Arnold S 15 00 2 J. B. Arnold 15 00 3 Miss Nannie Mattlson..... J4 00 4 Miss Nannie Mattlson 1100 0 Miss V. E. Miller 20 00 6 Miss V. E. Miller 20 00 7 Miss V. E. Miller .. 20 00 1 8 Miss N. E. Callahain 20 UO 0 Miss N. E. Mattlson ? 00 10 A. McD. Singleton 20 00 11 Miss N. E. Mattlson 20 00 12 Miss N. E. Maltlson 20 00 13 Miss N. E. Callahan) 2) 00 II Miss N. E. Callaham 20 00 15 J. M. Sheffield 15 00 16 Wm. Datcher 15 00 17 M.M.Riley 10 00 18 Wm. Datclier 15 00 19 MUb V. E. Miller - aiw 20 Miss V. E. Miller 20 00 21 A. McD. Singleton 20 00 22 Miss N. E. Muttieon 10 00 23 J. B. Arnold 13 50 24 A. McD. Singleton 20 00 25 A. McD. Singleton 30 00 26 J. M. Sheffield 15 00 27 J. M. Sheffield 15 00 23 J. M. Sheffield :. 15 00 29 J. M. Sheffield .. 7 50 50 J. V. Vermillion 20 00 51 A. McD. Singleton 20 00 32 Win. Daicher 20 00 33 Win, Datcher 10 00 81 M. M. Riley 10 00 &"i Mrs. June Taylor 4 50 36 Agncvv A Mattlson 26 17 87 P. J. Vermillion 26 25 38 J. V. Vermillion 20 00 39 Sarah Stark 10 00 40 Sarah Stark 10 00 41 Mix* X. E. Callaham 20 00 42* Sarah Stnrk 10 00 43 Surah Stark 10 00 41 Sarah Stark - 10 00 Tin* TJ Nfiilllttrin IS 50 48 J. J. Dunn 22 50 47 A. McD. blrxleton 6 00 43 Miss X. E. Cullulmm 15 00 708 92 Doc West Township. (S) 1 W. B. Acker $ 13 FO 2 \V. B. Acker 16 CO 8 W. B. Acker 20 00 4 W. A. Bluck 16 00 5 J. X. Carwlle 30 00 6 J. X .Oirwile - 20 00 7 J. X. Carwlle 2") 00 8 Edwin Cox 20 00 9 Miss Bessie Cox - 10 CO 10 E. Ct?x .. 17 22 11 E. Cox 6 00 12 W. B. Arkor 20 00 13 W. B. Acker 20 00 14 B. w. L'owar. iu w 15 B. W. Cowan 10 00 10 C.J.Nichols aooo 17 J. E. Vance 10 00 18 W. B. Acker .... 20 00 19 Miss Be*sle Cox 1100 20 L. D. Bowie - 20 00 21 P. R. Jones 15 00 22 P. R. Jones 20 00 23 J. N. Carwlle 20 00 24 Miss Mary Miller 20 00 25 Miss Mary Miller 20 00 26 Miss Mary Miller..* 20 00 27 Miss Mary Miller. 20 00 28 Miss Mary Miller 20 CO 29 W. A. Black....- 33 36 SO C. J. Nichols 20 00 31 J. E. Vance 10 00 32 B. Cowan 10 00 S3 B. W. Cowun 10 00 34 L D. Bcwle 20 00 55 Miss M. Mattlson 10 61 3C Miss M. Mattlson 6 WJ S7 Miss M. Mattlson 9 31 33 Miss M. Mattlson 10 64 39 Mrs. C. Clinkscales 20 00 40 Mrs. C. Clinkscales 9 00 41 Mrs. C. Clinkscales 20 00 42 Mrs. C. Clinkscales 12 00 43 L. D.Bowie 20 00 44 J. N. Carwlle i'O 00 45 P. R. Jones 9 00 40 P. R. Jones 15 03 47 ML'S Bes?le Cox 12 80 4S Miss Bessie Cos - 12 90 49 R. B. A. Robinson - 33 24 60 Robert Smith 10 00 61 L. D. Bowie -M uu 52 C. J. Xlchol* 20 00 03 J. E. Vanco 10 00 51 C. J. Nichols 20 00 55 J. E. Van co 10 00 60 L. D. Bowie 20 00 K7 J. N. Car wile 20 00 Bi J. N. Cnrwlle - 20 00 09 P. R. Jones 15 CO 60 P. It. Jones - 15 00 01 Miss Bessie Cox 8 ?5 G2 Mrs. C. Clinkseules 2f> 00 63 L. D. Bowie - 20 00 CI Robert Smith 10 00 65 RobertSinlih 10 00 CO C.J. Nichols 20 00 67 J. E. Vance - 10 CO 68 C. J. Nichols 8 00 69 Robert Smith 10 00 70 MIks Mollio Young - 3 34 71 Miss Motile Young .... 7 31 72 Miss Mollle Young 8 C7 73 Miss Moille Young 10 85 74 Miss Jennie Edirurds 25 OJ 75 Miss Mitry Miller 25 00 76 Mrs. C. Cilnkscales 10 17 77 Miss M. Milttl?on 1162 73 B. W. Cownn 10 00 79 B. \V. Cowan 10 00 80 P. R. Jones 15 00 81 C. J. Nichols 20 00 82 J. E. Vim ee 10 00 53 Miss Jennie Edwards...... 20 00 ?4 Miss Jennie Edwards 20 00 S3 Mrs. C. Ciinkscales 110 0 66 Miss Jennie Edwards 20 00 87 Miss Jennie Edwards 20 00 88 Miss Jennie Edwards 20 00 1 3S2 42 Long Cnne Townwlilp. (6) 1 M. D. Henderson 8 15 00 2 B. H. Enken 15 (X) 3 R. A. Johnston 40 09 4 R.J. Smith 10 00 5 J. A. Hasan '. 12 60 6 E. A. Vunce 10 00 7 Hester Smith 10 00 8 E. II. Nlrkols - 20 OJ 9 John Devlin 5 75 10 I. H. White 5 00 11 E. A. Vunce 7 50 12 M. D. Henderson 20 00 13 I) R. Penny 21 00 11 HesterSmltli 10 00 IS M D Henderson 9 75 16 I. H. White 20 03 17 John Devlin 2 00 18 M. D. Henderson 20 00 19 Mm. M. L. Mllford 10 00 20 Mrs. M. L. Mllford - 20 00 21 Mrs. M. L. Mllford 20 00 22 D. R. Penny 20 00 23 Miss Lonle ICakln 20 00 21 Miss Lonle Kukln 2)00 25 Miss Lonle Kukln 20 00 2ti I. H. White 20 00 27 Mrs. W.T. Radellff. 30 00 28 Mrs. W. T. Kit del IR*. 30 03 29 Mrs W. T. Kartell ft 20 00 30 SullnaR. Smith 10 CO 31 Sullnu It. Smith 10 03 32 Sallna R. Smith 10 00 33 J. I. Reynolds 15 00 34 Hester Smith 10 00 35 Miss Ellle Reid 20 00 3G Miss Etlle Keid 20 00 37 M. D. Henderson - 15 00 38 D. K. Penny 20 00 39 Mrs. M. L. Mllford .. 20 00 40 Mrs. M. L. Mllford 20 00 41 J. I. Reynolds 15 00 42 A. F. Culvert - 20 00 4:5 M. D. Henderson 5 00 41 D. R. Penny 20 oo 45 M. D. Henderson 20 00 46 J. I. Reynolds 7 53 47 D. R. Penny 20 00 48 A. F. Culvnrt 20 03 49 Miss Lonle Eukln 2U 03 50 Miss Lonle Kakln 20 00 61 Miss Lonle Kukln 10 00 52 Mrs. W.T. lladcllff. 20 00 53 Mrs. W.T. Radellff. 20 00 51 Mrs. W. T. Radellff. 10 00 55 IS. W. Boone 10 00 .Vi I. H. While 20 00 67 I. II. While 20 00 5< Hester Smith 5 00 * r in fin >Kf i. xi. n iiiiv aw w 60 A.F.Calvert 10 00 61 A. F. Calvert 20 00 62 A. F. Culvert - 50 oO 63 Hester Hmlth 10 00 64 D. It. Penny 10 00 6,5 Miss Elite Iteid MOO 60 Miss Elite Itled 20 03 67 M. D. Henderson 90 00 i 0i>r. 70 ?? * Nraithvlllc Towunhlp. (7) 1 D. H. Klugli $ 15 00 2 I. Y. Morngiie. 15 00 3 W. E. Henderson 2 65 4 II. W. Lnwson A Co., 1 80 5 Mrs. II. A. Lee 20 00 6 Miss 8. E. Morton 16 00 7 Miss S. E. Morton 13 35 8 Mrs. 11. A. I<ee 20 00 9 Mrs. II. A. Lee 20 00 10 W. \V. Frozior 20 00 11 I. Y. Morngne 15 00 12 V. Ci r 1 III n 20 00 13 Mrs. H.A.Lee 20 00 11 I. Y. Moraine 15 fx) 15 J. I. Reynolds 18 75 16 I. Y. Moragne 15 00 17 W, \\\ Frazler ?0 00 y * 18 Adeline Pinkiiey 9 00 19 Mrs. H. A. Loo 20 00 20 I. Y. Moragno .... 15 00 21 J. I. Reynold? 15 00 22 W. \V. Frarler 20 00 2) Miss C. L. Morrow . 6 32 24 Miss C. L. Morrow 5 32 23 Mlsa C. L. Morrow 6 32 23 Susan A. Pressly 15 00 27 Mm. E. J. Hutchinson.... 20 00 23 \V. W. Frailer 20 00 29 S. A. Pressly 15 00 30 J. R. Mllford 15 00 81 J. R. Mllford 15 00 32 J. R. Mllford 15 09 3-3 J. R. Mllford 15 00 3t MIhs Emma Fordyco 20 00 35 Miss Emma Fordyce 20 00 38 Susan A. Pressly _ 15 00 S7 Mrs. E. J. Hntchlnson.... 20 00 38 Miss Emma Fordyce 20 00 30 V. Griffin 20 00 40 V. Grlffln 20 00 41 Mrs. E J. Hutchinson..? 20 00 42 V. Grlffln 20 00 43 MIm C. Ij. Morrow 5 32 41 Mlsa C. L Morrow - 5 32 45 Mrs. E. J. Hutchinson.... 20 00 46 W. W. Frailer 20 00 47 Mrs. E. J. Hutchinson.... 29 00 48 Miss Emma Fordyce 20 00 49 Susan A. Pressly 15 00 50 V. Grlffln 20 00 r> iif lir COft on 52 Mrs. G. J. Hutchinson 20 CO 63 J. It. Mllford 16 00 54 J. R. Mllford 15 00 55 J. R. Mil ford 15 00 50 J. It. Mllford 15 00 57 311ns C. L. Morrow 4 00 5S Miss C. L. Morrow - 4 65 59 Mrs. E. J. Hutchinson...- 20 00 60 Susan A. Pressly - 15 00 CI V. Grlflln 20 00 G2 Ell Moragne 38 00 63 Susan A. Pressly 15 09 64 Vincent OrltUn 20 00 65 Mrs. H. A. Lcc 20 00 66 I. Y. Moragne 15 00 67 Miss Emina For?lyce 10 65 68 Miss Emma Fordyec 4G'i C'J Vincent Griffin 20 00 70 Mrs. E. J. Hutchinson 20 00 1 120 11 White Hall Townithlp. (ft) 1 J. L. Turncc t 15 00 2 J. L. Turner 15 00 3 J. L. Turner 15 00 4 J. L. Turner 15 00 6 M.L.Turner 10 00 6 A. L. Blnke 25 00 35 Miss N. E. Keller y uu 40 Miss N. E. Keller 8 00 41 \V. S. Lott 15 CO 42 W. S. Lott 15 00 43 W.S.Lott 15 00 41 J. A. Reynolds 15 00 45 Miss N. E. Keller 6 00 46 Miss X. E. Kellor 7 00 47 Miss C. L. Morrow 12 00 41 Mrs. E. A. Dnrgnn 20 00 49 Mra. E. A. Durgan 20 00 60 Mrs. E. A. Dargan 20 00 51 W. W. Fisher 15 00 62 Miss Cora L. Morrow 5 32 719 23 Indian Hill Township. (9) 1 R. A. Johnston 9 40 00 2 M. M. Mnrtln.... - 15 00 S M. M. Washington 15 00 4 M. M. Washington 15 00 5 Miss Maltle Reagan 15 00 6 R.J. Robinson 20 00 7 R.J.Robinson 20 00 8 R. J. Robinson 20 00 9 Miss Clara Robinson 20 CO 10 Miss Clara Robinson 20 00 11 Miss Clara Robinson 20 00 12 M. M. Mnrtln...: 15 00 13 T.J. Griffin 12 00 14 T.J. Grlffln 12 00 15 M.M.Washington - 15 00 16 Miss L. H. Brown 20 00 17 Miss L. H. Brown 20 00 IS Miss L. H. Brown 20 00 19 Mrs. M. E. Wldeman 20 00 20 Mrs. M. E. Wld.?man 20 00 21 Mrs. M. E. Wldeman 20 00 22 Mrs. M. E. Wldeman 20 00 23 M. M. Washington 15 00 24 T.J.arlinii 12 00 26 T. J. Grlffln 12 00 20 T.J. Grlffln - 6 00 27 Miss Moggie Drennan..... 10 00 28 Miss Maxgle Drcnnnn 10 00 29 Mlf>s Maggie Drennan..... 10 00 30 M. M. Washington 7 50 31 Miss Mattlc Reagan - 15 00 32 Miss Mattle Reagan 15 00 33 Miss Matlle Reagan - 15 00 31 Mrs. 8. M. Bradley - 67 50 35 Mrs. Maggie Young 5 00 36 Mrs. Maggie Young 5 00 37 Miss Maggie Drennan..... 10 00 as Miss Mattle Reagan 7 50 39 Miss L. H. Brown 20 00 40 Miss L. H. Brown 10 00 41 M. M. Washington 15 00 42 M. M. Martin 15 00 43 Miss Clara Robinson 20 00 44 Miss Clara Robinson 10 00 45 R. J. Roblrson 20 00 4G R. J. Rohlnsou 10 00 47 M. M. Martin 15 00 771 50 Cedar fiprlnr Township. (10) ? 1 W. W. Frazler S 20 00 2 R. A. Jounston 40 00 3 Miss N. A. Pressly 20 00 4 Miss N, A. Pressly 20 00 5 Miss N. A. PrcsHly. 20 00 6 W. W. Frazler 20 00 7 Miss N\ A. Pressly .. 20 00 8 L. S. Burnett 10 00 9 L. S. Burnett ... 10 00 10 Miss N. A. Prestly 20 00 11 L. 8. Burnett 10 00 12 Miss F. E. Lltefl 20 00 13 L. S. Burnett 10 00 11 M. \V. Frazler 15 00 1-3 Miss N. a. Pressly 20 00 1G Miss ia'iinic Jay 20 00 17 Miss Leinile Jay 20 00 18 Mrs. 8. M. Bradley 15 00 19 Mrs. S. M. Biadley V 50 20 Mrs. 8. M. Bradley 7 50 21 Mrs. a M. Bradley 15 00 22 Mrs. 8. M. Bradley 15 00 23 Mrs. 8. M. Bradley 15 00 21 W. W. Frazler 17 50 25 Miss M. E. Glbcrl 20 00 20 L. 8. Burnett - 10 0(/ 27 Miss F. E. Lites 20 00 28 Miss F. E. Lltcs 20 00 29 Miss M. E. Glbert 20 00 30 MUsM. E. Olbcrt 20 0) 31 W. W. Fruzler. 20 ft) 32 Mies M. E. (Jlbert 20 00 33 W. W. Fruzler 7 00 34 L. 8. Burnett 10 00 35 Miss F. E. Lltcs 20 00 30 Miss Lennle Jay 20 00 37 L. 8. Burnett 10 00 38 Miss M. E. Glbert 20 00 3:) Miss M. E. Glbert 20 00 40 Miss Lenulo Jay 20 00 41 Miss Lennle Jay 20 00 42 Miss Lennic Jay - 20 00 43 Miss N. A. Pressly 20 00 44 Mrs. 8. M. Bradley - 20 00 4-"> Miss 8. M. llrudley 20 00 40 Miss F. E. LI(es 10 00 47 Miss F. E. Lltes 20 00 819 00 Abbeville Township. (II) 1 C. M. Thompson 5 20 00 2 C. C. Williams 20 00 3 Miss J. E.Casou 20 00 4 Miss M. E. Finger 20 00 5 Miss M. K. Finger 20 00 0 Miss M. K. Finger 20 00 7 Mrs. A. E. Barksdale 20 00 8 Miss J. E. Casoti 10 (X) 0 Mrs. A. E. Uarksdalc 20 00 10 C. M.Thompson 15 00 11 C.C. Williams IS 00 12 t'. M. Thompson 22 00 13 C. O. Williams 22 00 14 Mrs. A. E. IJarksdalc 20 00 15 O. M. Thompson 21 00 10 C. C. Williams 21 00 17 J. T. Donaldson 15 00 18 W.O.Jones 20 00 19 Miss H. M. Young 20 00 20 Mrs. E. W. Pculck 20 to 21 W. O. Jones 20 00 22 Miss H. M. Young 20 00 23 Mrs. E. W. l'cnick 20 00 24 J.T.Donaldson 15 00 35 J. K I^csly 20 00 20 C. M. Thompson 20 00 27 C. C. Williams 20 00 :s E. J. Marshall 10 M) I HI' 29 J. T. Donnlson 15 00 SO Mrs. Julia Martin 20 00 31 Miss M. E. Finger. .. 20 00 32 Miss M. E. Finger. 20 00 33 J. T. Donaldson lj 00 34 E. J. Marshall 10 00 35 A. F. Llpford - 10 00 80 A. F. Dip ford 10 00 37 Mrs. A. E. Barksdale. 20 00 S8 Miss M. E. Finger 20 00 30 C. M. Thompson 20 00 40 C. C. Williams 20 00 41 Mrs. Julia Martin 20 00 42 E. J. Marshall 10 00 43 A. F. Llpford 10 00 45 A. F. Llpford 10 00 48 C.M.Thompson 20 00 47 C. C. Williams 20 00 48 Mrs. M.J. Link 20 00 49 J. L. Lesly G 00 50 Mrs. A. E. Barksditle 20 00 51 Haltle Kllllngswrorth 10 00 52 Mrs. A. E. Barksdale 20 00 53 Mrs. Julia Martin 20 00 54 Hattle Killings worth 10 00 55 Mrs. Julia Martin 20 00 50 W. O. Jones 20 00 57 Miss H. M. Young ^ 20 00 58 Mrs. E. W. Penick * 20 00 59 W. G. Jones 20 00 M MIkb TT M Ynnnff Of) (XI CI Mrs. E. W. Penlck .. 20 00 62 W. O. Jones 20 00 53 Miss H. M. Young 20 00 M Mrs. E. \V. Pcnlck .. 20 00 66 W. O. Jones 20 00 6G Miss H. M. Young 20 00 67 Mrs. E. \V. Penlck - 20 00 68 E. J. Marshall 10 00 69 Miss Mollle CUnkscales.. 15 CO 70 Miss M. E. FJnger 20 00 71 Miss Mollle Cilnkscoles.. 15 00 72 Mrs. A. E. Barksdalo 20 00 7.1 E. J. Marshall 10 00 74 W. G. Jones 20 00 75 Miss H. M. Young 20 00 76 Mrs. E. W. Penlck - 20 00 77 Mrs. Julia Martin 20 00 7S J. L. Lcsly 5 00 79 Mrs M.J. Link 10 00 80 Hultlo Kllllngsworth 10 00 81 Hattle Klllingsworth 10 00 82 Mis. M. J. Link 20 00 S3 Hnttle Killlngswortl)...._ 10 00 81 A. K. Llpford 10 00 85 Mrs. Julia Martin 20 00 86 Mrs. Julia Martin 20 00 87 A. V. Llpford 10 00 7 T. J. Griffin 8 00 8 MIsaN.E. Keller 18 03 9 Miss N. E. Keller 10 00 10 Miss N. E. Keller 18 00 11 T.J. Grlffln 8 00 12 Miss C. L. Morrow - 24 00 13 MIsh C. L. Morrow 12 00 14 A. L. Blake 25 00 15 W.S. Lott. - 15 00 1(J W. S. Lott... 15 00 17 A. L. Bluke 25 00 18 MIks Mollte Wright 15 00 19 Miss N. E. Keller 14 00 20 Mrs. E. A. Durgnn - 20 00 21 Mrs. E. A. Dargan 20 00 22 M. L. Turner 10 00 23 M. L. Turner 10 00 24 J. L. Turner 15 00 25 J. L. Turner 15 00 20 A. L. Blake 25 00 27 W. W. Fisher 15 00 28 A. L. Blake 25 00 20 Miss Bettle Rosa 2 50 SO Miss Bottie Ross 8 01 31 Miss Buttle Boss 10 00 s2 m r_ Turner 5 00 83 T.J. Griffin - 8 00 S4 T. J. Griffin 800 &5 W. W. Fisher 15 00 3ii Miss ISetttc Ross - 2 50 07 T.J. Griffin 8 00 38 Miss C. L. Morrow - 12 00 88 Miss Mollle Cllnkscalos.. 15 00 89 J. T. I>onnldson_ 15 00 90 Mrs. Jtillii Martin 20 00 ' 91 Miss Mollio CUnkscales.. 15 00 1 541 00 Diamond Hill TowasiTlp. (12) 1 R. A. Johnston 30 00 2 \V. T. Mil ford and Asilstnnt ? 30 00 3 J. T. Donaldson 10 00 4 W.T. Mllford 60 00 5 E. W. Llndmy 9 00 6 Mtws S.J. Gray 9 90 7 M188 C. V. Edward! 37 00 8 W. A. Bluck 6 00 0 Miss C. V. Edwards 1120 10 Miss Julia McAllister 33 00 11 Miss Miittlc Harper 15 00 12 H. 0. Stevenson 30 00 13 W. A. Black - 10 00 14 E. W. Lindsay 20 00 15 E. W. LI nil ay 20 00 18 E. W. Lindsay. 20 00 17 \V. P. Sanders 6 20 13 W. P. Sanders 8 81 19 MissS. J.Gray 20 00 20 Miss 8. J. Gray 20 00 21 MIssS. J. Gray 17 00 22 Miss M.Harper - 13 00 23 W. P. Sanders 12 10 21 L. D. Bowie 6 00 25 W. T. Mllford and Assistant 105 00 20 W. T. MllVord 20 00 71 \frs. M. P. .Trthnsnn 8 25 28 W. T. Mllford and Assistant 15 00 29 II. O. Stevenson 28 25 30 E. W. Lindsay 20 00 81 Mies Julia McAllister 47 00 32 Mi*s Bessie Cox 10 96 33 13. F. Moore 15 00 31 B. F. Mooro 15 00 35 Nettie Ilall 13 CO 36 Miss Naunle Mattlsou..... 18 61 781 27 LowndMTille Towstkip. (13) | 1 R.G. Lcsly t 20 00 2 R. G. Lcsly 15 00 3 R. G. Lesley 20 00 4 R. G. Lesley 20 00 5 Miss Mollle Jones 20 00 fl L. C. Muuidin 17 00 7 L.C. MauMin 10 00 8 I* C. Manldln 20 00 9 R. G. Lesiy 20 00 10 Miss Moll ie Jones 20 00 11 L.C. Mauldln 20 0# 12 Miss Marr Rogers 20 00 13 Miss Mary Rogers 20 00 1i \?lua RnoKn 20 00 15 Miss Mary Rogers 20 CO 10 Miss Mary Rogers 17 35 17 Miss Miiry Rogers 1G 86 18 L.C. Muiildln 20 00 ID Robt. O. Lesly 20 00 20 Robt. G. Lesly 20 00 21 Miss M.S. Ciison..... 10 00 22 Miss Mollle Jones 20 00 2J MIm M. S. Cason 18 00 24 L. C. Mauldln 20 00 23 Miss Lou CliHinbler 9 50 28 Mists Lou Cliambler 7 50 27 Miss Mollle Jones 19 00 28 Miss Mollle Jones 17 00 29 Mis* Mollle Jones 2) 00 80 Miss M."S. Coson 10 00 31 Mhs Mollle Jones 2)00 32 Miss M.S. Cnaon 1G00 33 MIm M. 8. Cason 18 00 31 MissF. A. Tate 2 70 35 Miss P. A. Tate 3 70 30 MlssF. A. Tate 3 GO 37 Miss F. A. Tate 3 00 33 Robt. Gray 7 30 39 Robt. Gray 2 45 40 Robt. Gray 10 25 41 Robt. Gruy - 8 00 42 J. E. Davant 15 00 4S J. E. Davant 23 00 44 J. E. I)avant._ 5 00 45 Miss M.S.Cason 8 00 48 Miss Mary Rogers 9 80 { &S8 21 Magnolia Township. (14) 1 R. A. Johnson 66 00 3 Nowlln Mcrccr .. - 15 W) 3 Mls-s LuIh I. Coson 20 00 4 Preu and Banner 3 00 5 Richard Wright 11 25 6 W. T. Flnley - 11 23 7 W. T. Fin ley - 10 00 8 Newlln Mercer .. 15 00 9 Miss Lulu 1. Cason 20 00 10 Newllu Mercer .. 15 00 11 Newlln Mercer 15 00 12 Miss F. M. Calliouu 20 00 13 Miss F. M Calhoun 20 00 li A. L. piUtcrson 20 00 15 MIssC. Cofer 15 00 16 MinaC. Cofer 15 00 17 Miss C. Coler 3 75 is li. L,. uarungton 10 w 19 Klchard Wright 15 00 20 Richard Wright 15 00 21 Newlln Mercer 15 00 22 Newlln Mercer 15 00 2J Mr*.M.J. Link 20 00 24 Miss J. E. Oison 20 00 25 Miss J. E. Cason 20 00 20 Miss F. M. Calhoun 20 00 27 A. L. Patterson 20 00 28 A. L. Patterson 20 00 29 A. L. Patterson 20 00 30 Miss F.M.Calhoun 20 00 31 Ml88 F. M. Calhoun 20 00 32 Klchard Wright 7 50 33 Klchard Wright 11 25 34 Miss M. L. Covin - 20 00 35 Miss C. Cofer 15 00 30 Miss C. Cover 15 00 37 Mrs. M. J. Link 20 00 38 A. L. Paterson 20 00 39 A. L. Paterson 20 CO 40 MissS. E. Link 4 15 41 Minn**. E. Link 16 60 42 MUsS. E. Link 16 60 43 MIks S. E. Link 16 60 44 Itlchard Wright 15 00 45 MIhsS. E. Link 6 00 4ti M Us C. Cofer 14 25 47 Newlln Mercer 15 00 48 MIhh J. E. Canon 20 0a 49 Miss J. E. Cason 10 00 803 20 Calhoun Townabip. (10) 1 Miss M.J. Cowan 8 12 50 2 Miss Belle Morrali 20 00 3 O. T. I'orchor 11 00 4 F. C. Covlnglon 6 00 5 M. A. Walton 7 00 0 .Sylvia Lomax 10 00 7 HylvlaLomax 4 50 8 Mrs. M. M. Oweu 10 00 9 L. R. Conner 10 00 10 M. A. Walton 10 00 11 Miss Hello Morruh 20 00 U Mrs. M. M. Owcti 20 00 13 Miss I.ula I. Cason 20 00 14 MI'S Lula I. Coson 20 00 13 Mary llently 7 00 1(J Mary Bently 4 50 17 Mnry llently 10 00 18 Miss llelle Morrah 20 00 19 Miss M. L. Covin 10 00 20 Miss M. L. Covin 20 00 21 Miss M. L. Covin 2i) UO 22 W. T. Kin Icy 11:5 23 W. T. Flnloy 15 00 U C. l'rlce 10 00. 25 M. A. Walton 10 00 26 Mrs. M. M. Owen 20 00 27 W. T. Flnlcy 15 00 28 Miss Julia E. Mack 17.13 29 L. C. Trice 10 00 SO L, C. X'rlco 10 W ,, ? ? ..... t . 31 W. T. Flnley 15 00 82 MIm M. J. Cowan 12 50 33 MIm M. J. Cowan 13 33 31 MIm Belle Morrah 20 00 35 Mary Bently .. 10 00 3a F. C. Covington 15 00 37 Sylvia Lomax. 10 CO 88 F. C. Covington 15 00 80 F.C. Covington 16 00 40 F. C. Covington 15 00 m 41 M. A. Walton 10 00 42 Mrs. M. M. Oweu 20 00 43 MImLulaCuhou 2.) 00 41 Mary B<?ntly 10 00 45 Miss M. L. Covin 20 00 46 MIm Belle Morrah 20 00 47 Miss Lnla Cnson 20 00 43 Miss Julia E. Black 20 00 49 MIm Julia E. Black 20 00 50 8ylvla Lomax 10 00 61 Hylvla Lomax 10 00 62 Sylvia Lomax 10 00 63 Sylvia Lomnx 7 00 64 Miss Lula I. Cason - 20 CO 65 Miss Belle Morrah 20 00 56 Miss C. R. Stewart 20 00 57 Miss C. R. Stewart ..... 20 00 DO ui/, i rice M uu 60 Miss M. L. Covin * 00 60 Mrs. M. M. Oweu 30 00 01 Mrs. M. M. Owen ? 00 02 Miss Ellen Link 8 60 63 Miss M. J. Cowan 15 00 61 Miss M.J. Cowan 15 03 & > M. A. Walton 10 00 66 M. A. Walton - 10 00 67 Miss M.J. Cowan 10 00 68 L. C. Price 6 GO 69 Miss Lnla I. Cacon 20 00 70 Mary Bcntly 10 00 71 F. C. Covington .... 10 00 72 F. C. Covington..... 15 00 73 L. C. Price 6 00 101107 B?rd?i?s Towaahlp. (16) 1 It. A. Johnnton 40 00 2 Mrs. C. A. V. MeKlttrlck 20 00 3 Mrs. C. A. V. McKiUrlcfc 20 00 4 Mrs. E. W. Jones 20 00 6 Mrs. E. W. Jones 20 00 6 Miss M. J. Cowan 12 50 7 J. E. LeRoy 15 00 8 Mrs. E. W. Jonea ? 00 9 Jno. 8. McClane 20 00 in T c Tinim ik nn 11 J. 8. Mcliiine. 20 00 12 Miss Mattle Brown 10 00 13 W. H. Ellison ... 15 00 II B. B. Bell ?0 00 15 B. B. Bell 20 00 10 B. B. Bell 20 00 17 J. E. LeRoy 15 00 18 Mils Mattle Brown 15 00 19 Miss Muttle Brown 15 00 29 Miss M. J. Cowan 12 23 21 J. O. Turner. 15 00 21 J. O. Turner. .. 15 00 23 J. O. Turner. .... 15 00 24 J. O. Turner. 15 00 25 W. H. Ellison lo 00 26 E.W.N. Byun * 10 00 27 Mrs. C. A. V. McKlttrlck 20 00 28 Mrs. C. A. V. McKlttrlck 20 00 29 Mrs. C. A. V. McKlttrlck 20 00 80 Mrs. C. A. V. McKlttrlck 20 00 31 W. F. Martin 15 00 32 Miss MHttle Brown .... 15 00 83 W. F. Martin 15 00 34 Jno. 8. McClane ? 00 35 John 8. McClane..... 20 00 36 Miss Mattle Brown 15 00 87 Miss Muttle Brown 15 09 35 Miss Mai tie Holloway.... 15 00 89 Miss Muttle Holloway.... 15 00 JA \rAiiu u..iiAM.MU it nn v/ iinna iiiatvio auiiuna;,,,. au w 41 Miss Millie Hollo way 15 00 43 Miss Mdttle Holloway...? 15 00 43 J. EXLeRoy 15 00 44 W. H. Ellison .... 15 U0 *15 Miss M. J. Cowau 12 25 W Miss M. J. Cowan 14 60 47 Miss M. J. Cowau 10 00 48 B. B. Bell .. 30 00 * 49 B. B. Bell ..... 30 00 00 W. F. Martin . 16 00 61 W. F. Martin 15 00 52 W. F. Martin 15 00 53 Mrs. E. W. Jones. 30 10 54 Mrs. C. A. V. McKll trick 30 00 55 J. J. Martin 10 00 56 J. J. Murtln 10 00 57 J.J.Martin _ 10 00 58 J. J. Martin 10 00 59 J. J. Murtln 10 00 CO E. W. S. By an 10 00 61 8. A. Willis 30 06 02 K. w.rv. uyau iu uv 63 S. A. Willis - 20 00 1 02 (S3 Exp?ase? of School CommiMloaer'i Office. Amount paid Pre** and Van* tier, Annual Report?... 71 12 Amount paid Abbeville Medium, Annual Report... 71 12 Amount paid Abbeville Medium, Advertising FUoj? 1 Year 60 00 Amount puld Pre** and Ban' ner, Advertising Fiscal Year 60 00 Amount paid Travel'ng Expenses School Commissioner 1C0 00 Amount paid School Commissioner's Salary COO 00 Amount paid Rev. R. N. Frait, Member Examining Board 16 00 Amount paid T. P. Cothran Member Examining Board 10 00 972 24 Recapitulation. Amount paid Ninety-Six Township S 1 C01 83 Amount paid Greenwood Township 1 256 GO Amount paid Cokcsbury Township 1 233 50 Amount paid Donaldsvlllo Township 708 92 Amount paid Due West Township 1 382 42 Amount paid Long Cane Township 1 065 70 Amouat paid SrattUvllle Township 1 130 11 Amount pnld Whitehall *-?- T1Q O* lOWIlMlip ? ? Amount paid Indian Hill Township 771 60 Amount puld Cftdur Spring Township 819 60 ! Amount paid Abbeville j Township 1 511 00 Amount paid Diamond Hill Township 761 27 | Amount paid Lowndeevllle Township 068 21 Amount paid Magnolia Township 803 20 I Amount paid Calhoun Township 1 014 07 Amount paid Bordeaux Township 1 021 63 Amount paid Expenses School Commissioner's Office 972 21 16 330 43 Respectfully submitted, E. COWAN, School Commissioner. THE SUBSCRIBER oflers for sale his dwelling house nnd lot containing About llA acres in the town of Abbeville. Also li is farm on the Due Went road two tnlles from Abbeville, containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES, more or less. On the premises is a frame house with six rooms. EDWARD NOBLE, SR. December 17, 1S84. tf Vacuum Harness Oil. 1M) keep your harness soft, and make them wear well, you must get some, for sale in half-pints, pints aud quarts by Dec. 17, 1884, tf THOS. BEGOS. Carriage. Buggy AND harness made to order by S. B. Norruil.anold aud experienced workmen, long known to the citizens ol the county, leave your orders if you want a good Job with us. THOS. BEGGS. Dec. 17, 1884, tf Halters. PERSONS buying horses and mules, can be supplied with halters cheap by calling on THOS. BEGGS. Dec. 17, 1884, tf Second Hand Harness. IF you cannot afford to buy a new harness, call on the subscriber, and he will sell you a second hand set In good repair. Dec. 17, U#H, tf Til OS. BEGGS. This is the Season of Raffles. IF you want a good leather dice box for the occasion call ou Dec. 17, 1881, tf THOS. BEGG^. Faints. A VARIETY of colors of Taints Just received and for sale by DOC. 17, 1W1, tf THOS. BEGGS. Brushes. PAINT and Whitewash brushes for Bale | cheap by Dec. 17, lfWi, tf THOft. BEGGS. Collars ANOTHER lot of all kip collars to tit horses! or mules for sale by THOS. BEGGS. Dec. 17, lotvl, tf Miller's Hotel. i ABBEVILLE, S. C. ; 'PHIS HOTEL lias been opened by theun- ] 1 derslgned, who will be glad to accommodate the travelling public on the most reason- I able terms. Persons having business at the < Court would do well to give me a call. I have < good rooms, plenty of servants, and furnish my table with the best the market affords. Rates reasonable. W. L, MILLER. I i > . ; ; * ' *l - : I. ,n - .a? State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. J. W. Thomson vs. Mary T. Quarles, et at.?Partition. I3y virtue of authority of tho order of . Judge Gothran in the above stated case, j to mo directed, I will offer f>r sale at Ab- , beville Court House ou fifth day of Jan- J uary, 1893, that being Sate Day, within the legal hours af sale, the following described property, to wit: All that tract! or parcel of land, situate in said State and county, and known as the Fair place or Little River plantation, containing Eleven Hundred Acres, i more or less, bounded by Rob't Pratt, , John Pratt, lied Crawford and others, to be divided and sold in such parcels and with such metes and bounds as will appear by plates on tile in the Master's office, and which will be exhibitod on the.' day of sale. Also, that tract or parcel of 1 land known as the Plantationtract,or the old llouie place, containing One Thousand Acres, 1 more or less, bounded by lands of A. K. Watson, Est. Dr. J. S. Reed,. W. A. Hunter, J. C. Lites and other,a to bo divided i and sold in such parcels and with such i metes and bounds as appear on plats In Master's office aud which will be exhibited on day of sale. Also, the Cannon Lands, containing about t Two Hundred and Ten Acres, 1 i more or less, bounded by Enoch Nelson, I Dr. Drennan and others. Also the Little Mountain tract, containing Two Hundred Acres, more or less, bounded by Enoch Nelson, Dr. H. D. Drennan and others. Also, the Richard Duvis trait, containing Fifty Acres, more or less, bounded by lands formerly known as Davis Lands now owned by A. : C. Stockman, by tbe Chipley lands and others. Also tbe Rogers tract, oontaining Forty Acres, more or less, near Calhoun's Mills, bounded by lands of Cade and others. . Also, the Cobb Lot on Blue Hill, contain- ' ing , Four Acres, more or less, with building tbereon, ' bounded by D. B. Smith, B. 8. Barnwell, and Mrs. S. M. Calhoun. Also, an interest of THREE FEET in the Alley between the Central Hotel and tbe store of r^nnnl nrvltam Torvi uuuMiK^iiniaa AUUIjMGkUU| UU VUG DIUU of said store. 1 TERMS OF SALE?One-half Cash, balance in twelve months, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgageof prem- i laea. Purchaser to pay for all papers. i M. L. BONHAM, JR., Master. Dec. 10, 1884, 4t Master's Sale. i Thos. K. Jackson and W. T. McDonald against Ellen Z. Qossett, et al.?Partition. By virtue of an order of sale made in the above stated case by the Hon. J. S. Cothran, Judge Eighth Circuit, on 8th duy of December, 1884, I will sell at public outcry at Abbeville C. H? 8. C., < on fifth day of January, 1885, that be- 1 ing Sale Day, within the legal hours of ' sale, the fc Flow ing described property, situate In said State and County, being the Real Estate of Thos. Jackson and Ann Jackson, deceased, to wit: All that tract or parccl of land, known as Tract No. one, and containing about One Hundred Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of D. M. Wardlaw, Tract No. 2, John Able, and others, and by the Snake Road. Also that tract or parcel of land, containing about One Hundred and Fofty*Five Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of D. M. Wardlaw, H. D. Wilson, Tract No. one, and Snake Ruad, and known as Tract No. 2. Also, that tractor parcel of land containing about One Hundred and Twenty-Fire Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of John Able, McNeill, and Tract No. four and the Snake Road and known as Tract No. 3, or the Humphrey Jackson tract. Also, that tract or parcel of land known as Tract No. four, or the said Mill Tract, containing One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres, more or less, and bounded by the Snake Road, Tract No. 3, and McWilllams Land and J. D. Neel. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance on credit twelve months secured by bond and mortgage with interest from duto. Witli leave to purchaser to pay all t>.. nlinnnn ?a toou* 4 uiujmci \aj uhy iui pnuci a, M. L. BONHAM, JR., Muster. Dec. 10, 1884, 4t Master's Sale. A. F. Calvert as Administrator, etc., against Martha Hagan, ct al. By virtue of an order of sale made in the above stated case by the Hon. A. P. Aldrich, Judge Second Circuit, on 3rd day ot October, 1884, I will sell at public outcry at Abbeville C. S. C., on fifth day of January, 18S4, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in said State and county, being of the Real Estate of George Xickles, deceased, to wit: That tract or parcel ol land, containing Two Hundred Acres, more or less, and bounded bv lands of J. A. Ellis, J. F. Keller and others. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance in twelve months with interest from day of sale, secured by nond or purchaser and mortgage of premises. With leave to purchaser to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. M. L. BONHAM, JR., Mhster. Dec. 10, 1884, 4t Master's Sale. Robertson, Taylor ?fe Co., against William H. Arnold. By virtue of an order of sale made in the abovo stated case by the Hon. A. P. Aldrich, Judge Second Circuit, on 31st day of October, 1884, I will sell at public outcry at Abbeville C. II., S. C., on 1 fifth day of January 1885, that being Sale Day, within the legal houra of sale, the following described property, situate in said State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, situate and being in the town of Hodges, and containing Four Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of M. A. Cason, T. J. Ellis and O. M. Hodges. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, | with interest from day of sale, to be se cured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, with liberty to pur- i chaser to anticipate the second payment. , Purchaser to pay for papers. i M. L. BONHAM, JR., Mas tor. Dec. 10. 1884, 4t ] Master's Sale. Tlios. Young, Adm'r, Plaintiff, against I Lucinda Tateand J. C. Millford.?Foreclosure. 33y virtue of an order of sale made in ' the above stated case by the Hon. A. P. Aldrich, Jr.dge Second Circuit, on 31st day of October 1884,1 will sell at public outcry a', Abbeville C. H., S. C., on fifth day of January 1884, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in said State and coun- . ty, to wit: All that tract or parcel of laqd, containing Two Hundred and Twenty-Seven Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Rich- < ard Hill, H. H. Harper, Josiah Burton, ] arid hv the Shaw Dlace. T Eft MS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser | to pay for papers. M. L. BON HAM, JR., ' Master. Dec. 10, 1884, 4t Master's Sale. E. Alice Simmons, Plaintiff, against Rob- ert N. Pratt and Sam'l McGowan.? ' Foreclosure. * By virtue of an order of sale made In the above stated ease by the lion. A. P. Aldricb, Judge 2nd Circuit, on 31st day;] af October 1884, I will sell ft public out-! J cry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on fifth day i 3f January 188."), within the legal hours; l Df sale, tho following described property, J situate in said State and County, one undivided tract of laud, containing Eight Acres, more or less, and tho FJour and Corn Mills thereon, bounded by lauds of Rob3i*t Pratt on all sides. 11 TERMS OF SALE?One-half Cash. J balance in six months, secured by mort-| ;ago of premises, with interest from day )f sale, with leave to purduiser to pay all ash. Purchaser to pav for papers. M. L. ROyilAM, JR., , Master. Dcc. 10, 1861. 4t v For Sale. I Bv virtue of an innato desire to supp^J^f ho demands of the trade, we will .hat large and desirablo stock of Beady-Hade Clothing an^HH Overcoats. |Hr situate in the town of Abbeville in upper part of the Dry Goods establia^^^H rnent of W. Joel Saith 4c Soaf awHofl bounded on the right by their well knov^^^H ind extensive stock of Fine Eats, BH ind on the left by their immense reserc^^^H stock of Boots and Shoes, 9^M bounded in the rear by a barricade of saddles and Trunks, MM 9tir mou n ted by an armory of Breech loacfl H |ng, single and double barrel Shot Guns, |flQ ?nd In front by a continaation of thi^^^H same immense stoek of Clothing till yo^^^H reach the rock wall of low living pricel^^H Sold to satUfy the demands of tbe trad A H TERMS?Reasonable. Smith & Son. HH Merchants. Nov. 28, 1884. tf Iaedlaw & edvamH NOW HAVE THE PLKASVU announcing tbe arrival of an atrractli^^^H Line FINE SHOES! Consisting of a full assortS^ ment for Hen's. Ladies's anflH Children's wear, in all thJ^H Latest Styles. H Mamh 26, 18M. If BIM MM Estate Notice! PERSONS In debt to the estate ofPATRICI^^^I GIBSON dL>ceu*ed. mimtiieitle without d<S lay.andtboaehartngelaima agalnat told a^^^H tate will preaent tbe same to J. D. NEKU Admtnl?trator,.^^^H December 2,1881. tf State of South Caroliua^B Abbeville Concty. D| IN THE PROBTB COURT. n ; Ex parte Lethe A. McOarter, a* Exeratrix^^^fl petitioner?Petitioa for Settlement and Dt charge. MRS. LETHE A. MeCARTER ha-lnf p*^H9 titioned for MiUeraent and dmeharf* the matter of the Eatate of Jane Bowen, cen&ed. It la orderedt That Tuesday, tbe of January next be fixed for tbe aelU*aMB^^| ana discharge mi pruyeu for. HSB J. FULLER LYON, J adge Probate Coart, l^HN Dee. 10, 1884, tf HB Bring In! Your Mules. COLONEL WALUNGFORSH OF THE FIRM OF WALLINGFORP RUSSELL arrived At Abbeville day, bringing with him a lot of the BROOD MARES that has ever teen offfcm in thin market. In the lot I* a pair of beaoul^^BI fil PERCHEROX-MORGAN MARES-nid^HH drivers in single or double harness. A1?M| excellent BUGGY ANIMALS and flnVH SADDLERS, will be sold at reasonable prim^^H or exchanged for moles. Also, several nioo* MULES on hand and^^H for nale. HSfl WALLINGFORD A RUSSELL warrant^H their stnck tf. be as represented. Dec. 10, 1884, If Master's Sale. gfl r . >v. w a^ener cc w)., agaiust iy. Higgina.?Foreclosure. J|^H By virtue of nn order of tale mad* in^^H the above atatod case by the Hon. A. P.HH Aid rich, Judge Second Circuit, on 31*t^H|| day of October 1884,1 will sell at pub-^HB tic outcry at Abbeville C. H.t 8. C.t onH9| liftli day of January 1885, that beingfl^H Sale Day, within the legal houra of a?le,HE| thefoitowing described property, situnte^^R in said State and County, to wit: All^^H that tract or parcel ot land, containing Hfl One Acre, more or less, and bounded bv lands of aJH M. Dodnon, W. VV. Rowland, G. B. Reiil^H and others. TERMS OF SALE-Casb. Purchaa*^^B to pny for papers. HH M. L. BONHAM, JR., Master. Dec. 10, 1884, 4t ON TBI MlHl Under the H New EotelH Will be Found fll New Fall GoodaH Low Prices ' M QUARLES & THOMAS A.bbeville? S. C- BH| Sept. 21, 1881, tf The Place to Get Whaflj Tou Want! . ThflS, M. CHRISTSAH TT AVISO honght the interest of H rl TAUV wrtflnv In formerly conducted by tbem jointly w keen always in store, a complete stonl^^^^H FANCY GROCERIES, CANNEI^H| GOODS and CONFECTIONERIES all kinds. The best and cheapest GARS and TOBACCO. The FINEJH^^H WINES and LIQUORS. . Sweet Mash Corn Whiikejj^H For medical purposes a specialty. Choice Liquors of any kind for medic^^^H purposes. Give him acall. Satisfaction guarante^^^^H All persons indebted to the r>f Christian A Wilson must make imm^^^H jiate payment. THOS. M. CHRISTIAN. Abbeville, S. cjJ| Feb. 13.1884. tf W. L. MILLER? Attorney At LawsB ABBEVILLE, S. C. Dffloe formerly occupied by Judge Thorn pom Dec. 26,1883. SAMUEL C, CASONH Attorney At Law, jfl ABBEVILLE, S. C. No. 3. O'Neal's New Law Buildig. CV111 practice in all the Courts of the State Jan. 2, 1881. Insure Your Property H -FROM- HH tap If Fire and Lifblmfl rN THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE OF L New York. J. T. PARKS, Ag't, H Abbeville, S. G. Wi Jnn.30.lS84.12m WM. H. PARKER W\ C. McGOWAN. |H PARKEE&McGOWAN ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, H ABBEVILLE, C. H., S. C. l*7IIJi prnctlcealsolntheClrcultCourtsoi J f the United States foe South CarolinaJau 7,1&0, tf