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H Owe Il CO.. Seed Store and Agricultural
N Warehouse. Merchants Row, Boson-Nursefiss Cam
bfdg- Rrar Harvard rre, Mas. miles city
offer the collections
Agueuu a. and Grass Seeds 10 b. found the
fg large assortment, and nciudinE the
Roots and the Dahia; ao Gardening Botanical
Tcultura hooks
The progreto Of ihse upwards
of thirty five Of
COLLECTIONS OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
EverErren Towering Shrubs and Plants.
Pear. Plum amt Cherry Stocks.
Grape Vines Raspberries,
Greenhouse and Hardy Hsrbseoous Plants
Roses and Cameiias.
Dahas and Baibous Flower
Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots
BuckihorB, Abor Vi's. exc for hedges
Gfeataenton has been devoted 70 fut Arcury
and all the kinds Europe by
sona visit tile celebrated the fiof Up
wards Of 400 varieties Of the Pear alone form
specimen Of which have planted yearly
coming into bearing by which perfect accuracy
may BE- depenoed uIon.
They especially call the ait n,oa NJ euvatofs to th.
codtran those ialsed where the comparatively mid
Gaia gratis.
The collect Of Roses unFurpssssd comprising than
twelve hutdfed varieties which
kinds TO be obtained q the celebrated
Ffsnce.
green department compete In al III, choice and
desirable varieties ~ Camilla Peagnnum, Azlea, Cactus
PgOny, Fuehsil, Chrysan'bemufn. J1,ar Lilies, &C.
- libetal discount made ~ large pufchasrrs
aD An orders TO be accompanied with the cash. draf
s1tsfaetOry reference
CataloFues gratis 70 every post paid applicant
Orders addressed will BE- promptly executed
plants securely paeke poaon 10 any pat m the
country. forwarded v fInut a
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JUAN PIZZINI,


Confcctioner and Dealer la Foreign aud Do
nestle Fruit,
AS just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
- Il ehs'ter the following Goots. wit
100 RoIes crop Bunch RaisIHs
$50 BOres do. $50 l Botes do.
so Kegs Malaga Grapes, prime quality
10 BoIes Malaga Lemons I'm fn0 oTdeIl
Casks Zanie Currants
rs Drums SuIH. RAisins
IS BoIes Citfon (6ne quality
Cases Brandy Cherries
20 Don Olive oil, (best quality
2 CASH Prunes in Glass Jars
, BskH bordeaux Almonds
2s Drums Pigs
10 Frans Malaga do
Bales SHIELDED do
500 LIS Paper Shell do
90 Cases Cant0n preserved Ginger
20 RoIes Rock Candy
1000 Cocoanuts, fresh and hna
so do Chinese fire ersekers.
Together with large Candy of his
tue warranted equal this other maet Aso the
largest stock and the Of French and Germa Toys
Fancy Goods Pefimety ke offered before market
The above Goods having been selected and purchased
the ve besttsms he b. prepared TO offer Induce
ments penns wishing purchase either wholesale
TAIL and therefore respectfully sole call from bis Town and
County friends before they puehase elsewhere doubts
they Will hRd 20 their interest do BE No l52.
nos One door below Exchange Bank
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TO ShOE DEALERS.

In virginia. and the south.
DENDEXTER IL ALDEN, No. 3U5, BALTI-
n STREET 1p stlrs received full AMI complete
supply Winter Goods line, atd daily receiy
ing large Gres They offer for
sale BY TIE package dozen,
1000 Cases 5tOoIs and shoes, consisting Of
Mems kip, cali. grained and thick Boots all sI''
Boys e"
Youths and ehids"
Mems thick Brugsus, large assortment
best t1lty and WORK
Do. Russst anil Planters Bfogans
DO. kip, calf gain MonrOes
Do. DownngH
BhOeArPunPA Slp pers &c.
Boys and youths thick BToglns
EDo. hp and grnd Moproe'
Child
TO. Boots and hnsiciics
wonlens Ind misses KID and mo. 81 pps fine qualities
DO scw'd and pcE'j Wets, all szes
DO nd moi. and sealpogd u"
DO. Boots
do. ssa and NOR Slips, prec
ESQ Cases Mems aud ESOys IGats-ineud,ng ard white
black Russia Nua Beaver Pearl and Black Cashmere fash
,ouabe Angola six Ashland hukrat Conry White and Back
Wont Palm Leaf and Sporting Hats
100 Gases Mems and HOys Caps-ineiuding ouar, Fur
Seal Muskai Coney Bear shin Hair Seal Pine Coh Pur trim
do Glazed Velvet OILED ss Push seaetie Gambroon and other
varieties
80 Cases Houuets, Umbrellas, 6c.-This wei a.
lecteI with the best IN market Cash and punciuH
eusioneri viii choice goods inviting Prices
sJr Inc t,n,-s 3Os BALTIMORE STREET
Bartnore Nd. October H. Isss
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TO THE PEOPLE OF The SOUTH.
I n. K. WARD, Nos. Z, 9, III and IL North
- EsseI Newark No. l7s Water street n York
manufacture al kinds md Japanned
thsr used by Carriage HarDe.akers Cap Mahue
turrs J1panned Skrtne, Birdie. Railing Ena-
meled. Seating Bow. Pad Belt. Front Slip ning
Bride Leather Sc Slsn taf They
being extensively engaged in manufacturing kinds
Their and Japanned Musns stc
southern Merchants and Dealers calling
their Mandatory Newark York or NJ the
STORE Of James Cane Richmond promptly
met In will the subscribers
Newark. Sept se23-6m.
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DECEMBER 22D. 1916.
Cheap UTy Goods-HIankcts, Servants CIs-
thing, &C.
- ~ JENKINS would the attention ofthoss wanting
Ia. nsy ehesp GOODS stock which hss bssp
ieplenishsd with.na rev days
Blankets from p %. q 81 and higher prices
Red Bankets from fhfes d1Hst per rau and hnsr
iarse assortment of Tor ard wouens winter
clothing
White and Rec Flanreis. 25 an6fnsr
Chap h'uwn ana blcretsd fbrtif g ahi sheetinss
Co ton OyrabuiFs, al kinds
1'ss, ~ FaH,y Gooas
Cashmere Reps Nous ns sihs, shavs.
Workrd Cape and Coar rich cheap shawa pocket and
tsfchcfs &c
Lkswe 10000 y't'' ealeoes bnsn. prios, FROM
o. 10, t.ic AMI d1rf
fO' Bargains call
Dec p Y. n JENKINS
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BUlLDING UAKDWARE.

BUILDING HARDWARE.
vNE have hand importation full assortment
w Of The folpWn articles, which
Of Mechanics and Others
Common and bel Axis Purtys, Sash Cord
Broad and BUTT. all sizes
Parliament and " l.. Inges
Carpenters Genuiae and Imitation Knob Locks
Pad, Mouice and C7o'et
Knob and Thumb Iatchcs
Pat Sash Fdstenngs Bolts, Screw, Le &c.
W. 4 J. DoNNAN.
Rl6 ~ Main
ARU FOR LAMPsJu received a lot OF low priced Lard
- suitable for burning in Lamps.
bi7 CRAZE.
4 ICORlCE. Ia cases Suck Lcoricc IN good
- orer. received and for sale at JoHNsroNs,
b6 Druggist us Main st.
BILL PAPER.
w. RANDOLPH Il Gu. have for s'ls long and wide Fools
de 20
Family Flour, Lard, &c.
an BBLS. Family Flour, ground early in the
wv tea'on. at the PAm'ly Mills.
80 KeFs EIud FsmiIy Lard small Eegs
~ Kinds clear MiddlnE Bacon
az Rarrcls No ] and Herrinss-For safe by
SSCor1rs SUPERIOR sUN to wa4lIea ~ slaHd .ODgvI
- in the FIRE than any now in u'e-asy tested in the
PrrsBuoH. 10Th May. 1sI5
do hereby eeri that 10th Apn Isi5 when my oee
In this city was destroyed by tie great Gre my books and papers
dt nfI,e during period eonaagra
ton by Asbestos Fire Proof Chest Manufactured By John
scott ALLEN KRAMER.
lNr K.isan Exchange Broker n a larve business.l
For sale BY WILLIAMS 4 HANALt,
JAP Agents for the manufacturer
Z ONDON BROWN STOUT.
- 20 casks Barclay Perkins Cos Brown Stout in
10 d.. In pinta-
Forfac by WILLIAMS ~ HAEALL.
GOSHEN AND PINE APPLE CHEESE.
~ IS ea,kI prime Cohen Cheese
20 boxes 90 Pms Apple do--For saie by
bl5 WILLIAMS HAXALL.
20 Casks sperm Oil
~ 30 BIS Tanners OI-Por sale by
$3.50 DAvENPORT ALLEN 90
IDLAsTEE PARs Lump Plaster for ale dolive
rabie 70 Cans Boats free Of draJafe, BY
hIo HENRY LUDLAMLCO
lUTTER-ffs Kegs Giades superior prime
~ Butter board the Columbus the and
hourly eHpeced-for sale by
De ~ CAPERTON a CRUMP.
1DuFR CIDER VINEGAR pure
and Tor sale BY DE- BssElt. a hcCANpLisn.
tORUON ROUGE-A supply o. above celcbtatsd cham
~ payne just lived direct from the importer aud Tor aie by
Dc % HENRY LUDLAN A 60.
4 ROUND PLASTER, sLabsc" Nils
~ MALE "PbeniI~ Factory
no. Warehouse and Bor
HApDER. INDIGO
COPfERAs. ALUM
NEW RICE, 1T CROIX SUGAR
GUNfOWDER AND BLACK TEAS
sPERMACErf AND TALtOw CANDLES
F0LE LEATHER
car Ann LETTER PAPER
STICK AND SOLiU LiCOEiCE- FOR sale BY
m % DAvEyPunT Aft.rNG 60
IBURE NEw ENGLAND RUM--gs bsnsis pure n. ~ Rum
just iahded iof Fss BY
dsiG WILLIAMS A. HAXALI.
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J. NJ. DOE,


EoNARD HONE have this day associated with them JNo
AI w NICoLt- tatr hrm Gray. Neou
tnue the pcurstc
this Guy, under the LEoSARD. HoSE NIooLL.
WIN. A. LEONARD,
ROBERT HONE
JOHN W. NiCOLI.
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BOYD, EDMOND . DAVENPORT.
DRY GOODS.

AT REDUCED PRICES
GAY, MATHEWS 81 co. intending TO take
~ inventory the close Of the year wishing tn re
duee ih stock by that time
otter DDS AT reduced Having recently largely To
th asnrmer 1t viii be found complete any
Ia the city
part n the goods offered RYE Cali
Goes ChnE aud Ginrhans = 10, J7t Der va
Lnss kef-eys Kentucky Jean, ard slnet Isl 90
% 10 80 e. I'd and white F from 81 part Of
which Rogers warranted wa-ny: bro
Domestic shrinEs from 6!e. quality: large assn
moni Of fine suprn- three py Brus and stair
from 10 ets 10 lsJ yd TEed and various
qual ard ines cheap: hsavy family blankets from to
90 Bnadcl0ths Cas- Nes'ings tbs fall
impoTauon horno and LambsW Films nrawrr, Socks
Govs Cava Stock Cellars and gosom Linen.
and beatei shngs superior make Insn ana Cotton
shcrng., Dimask and Dsp,rs.
Fancy Goods.
great variety Of eommC and ns seara part Of
them "ute style AID very brsuiu and beautiful bio
and cord Dress Sks Mousen h. Cashmere. ard Repps
pant Of them ami handsoe designs Jui "ortsd pins blue
and staw Oubre Crepe for evening dress Preach Work Cares
Coaisaod Cheu1eti Th'eadan Gimp Edrng IN great
Vanity GnIs GIN? Cords CorJs and Tasses: sin FrnRe RI
bardT Veve and CrEPe Sear STEEL plated ney Butons
&C &c. A.. 4
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CIRCULAR.

LEOSARs. H0SE ScuIL beg avr call ia. above
anbounreni and TO Inst they prepared
and rV"ctuIy patronage.
de when required.
FROM the ad'ant hey Agent o The Maawan
Rocky Glrn OhrT Mills euablei oer induce
meats - botn manufacturers and buyers which conflict
vii give satisfaction hose who their
Their areNon HAVING been turned Printing
I'and fuSE they lave very large
these articles.
They have also Connected with their Commission
pot for the supply Manufacturers articles and have
OF haus u snTnrt nj all articles and materials used
and as Agents NJ h Machine Company ofd
Tor Descriptions and wonen Macnircry &C s3-6
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pissa 10 rspss.sn, tbs lnsens.-
eis Psrspiratien- n % ths grrat evs-
enasion for Tie ,sspsritivs Of the body
u VII be noticed that Q thiek cloudy
mist iss1ss non all points Of ths sur
lace, which indisairs that this psnpi
rafion no~suninieuvp,sdiv when Ne
are In health. but ceases when We are
sieh- Life cannot be sustained with
o,tt. u 10 thrown OF hom the blood
and o,hsr juices Of the body. and d.s-
poses BY this means. Of nearly all the
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4 OOk no YOUR INTEREST," The sub

4 OOk TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub
-cutars would respectfully inom their and ihe
pubs reuefay hey received usual large supply u
ss ohrf kntf 81 ftdy uaf CLOTHING, fo
vtstst Stch nkng nt additions seni
rsssy eoussifar every variety cerabe Cak Coats Ness
rsets nravcrs shis C1n.fs. sto,k Socss Hdk1s
ru.~uars scsitk which they vii D. plased ~ them
a. ti,s ID awe Art UPON reasonable
The sins they TIE seeton o. their materials
sssfs sn.ss AID beauty they
hsvas ihsm nda up 10 dura
httV nsars matrs fher peculiarly
darah 10 Cal aud foe yoaf.,sss
81 HOofga GRAffu Yipna CkthiuE store,
teg-a no ca, Main a.
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A G. aLsruN, Wholesale Hat Manufacturer ~ Lib Tty
N street. Newark ~ 1.-The subscriber Attsn on OF
Southern and Southwestern Merchants
ment where he manufactures, with unvaIed Nua
Brush Pain Cashmere and Sporting Hats. kinds Aso
Bows and childr-ns Fancy and Hats OF all
II. VIII make obeeto
~, should they call upon
NsNntk. y J. -pt
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M ORbiSs HhCpN HANsl--23oo NJ those splendid
I'VE Hfns cured best s,ys Of W ~ Morris Tou.s
Tor sale by JONES WINSTON
ds2g
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BLANKET S.-Wo have Just r, cciyed from
~ sueuon,a sres lot Of NEGRO BLANKETS, which we're
bouihaa snt will Ne sH unusually low 70 which
invite ths attention ~ auufaciurcrsauf hers.
Aoon hand g. Oi ~. i2f, and iJf WbI'ney Bed Ban
tes q our importation wieh EEra Rbbou
Bouhd. and which very
do21 Kent KENDAII.E ATwATER.
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CANDIDATES..

We are authorized to announce II.
P. MOSELY as candidate for Sheriff
of Abbeville Dis. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce w.
A. COBB as a candidate for the Office of
Sheriff of Abbeville District at the ensu-
ing election.
We are authorized to announce JAS.
s. WILSON as candidate for Clerk of
Court for Abbeville District at the ensuing
Election.
The friends of "A C HAWTHORN an.
nounce him as candidate for Sheriff for
Abbeville District at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce VA.
CHAEL HUGHEY as a candidate for
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
We are authorised to announce HUGH
ARMSTRONG as candidate for Sheriff
Abbeille District at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Mai. A.
ARNOLD, asa Candidate for Sheriff, at
the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce MINI
ROD McCORD, as a candidate for Clerk
Of the Court at the next election.
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MISS Observation-Disclosures Wa.

Miss Observation-Disclosures Wa.
shington, wife Of General George
Washington, was born in Virginia,
in the same year with her husband,
in 1882, according to Weems and
probably he knew as we'll as any
ofWashington's blographers. She
was the widow Custis when she
married Col. Washington, in 1858.
She is mentioned by Ramsay, Mar
shall, Bancroft and Weems, as
wealthy and beautiful, one to
whom Washington had long been
attached-but neither of them
give her maiden name and all but
Weems forgot to mention the
time of her birth. But we believe
that her maiden name was Dan
dridge.
A Mrs. King, of Hartford, Conn.,,
having been recently converted to
Mormonism, has left her husband
and gone off with d couple of the
" Elders" to Nauvoo or California.
She took with her her little son,
but the father recovered him at
Cabotville or it's vicinity, but it
does not appear that he made any
attempt to recover his wife, as he
certainly would have been a fool
for doing. The Hartford Times
says, the lady had been quite cosey
with them for some time.
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Abbcvillc Sheriff Sales.

MAY.
BY virtue of sundry Writs of Ficri Facias
to me directed. will be sold, at Abbeville
Court House, OH the first Monday in
May next, the following property
100 Acres of Land, more or less, le-
We'd on as the property Of Jno Douglass
ads A r Ramcy.
$50 Acres Land, more or less, ,boun-
ded by Noah Reeves, Robt Smith, Jesse
Gent and Richard Maddox, levied on as
the property of VIM Pyles ads II A Jones,
successor.
| Negro: levied on as the property of
Sanders Williamson ads William c. Hill,
by next friend.
Negro, levied on as the property OF
Joshua Waits ads E Suggs.
Negro, levied on as the property OF
James Pert ads VIM Eddins and others.
Negro man. Peter, levied on as the
property of Gab'l. Hold ges ads Geo Con-
nor, for P ID Klugh VS. w G Anderson
and Gabl Hodges.
Lot in Greenwood, containing two
acres more or less, bounded by H Giles
and others. levied on as the property of
VIM Lewis, ads Whtlock Sullivan q
Waller g. others.
Terms Cash J. RAMEY,
April 8, 1916 Sheriff.
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o hi t arr.

DIED, at Pensacola, Fla, on the
Goth ult , Mrs. ANN PlcKENs SIMPSON,
born on the 18th April, in the year of
our Lord, l770. Her native place was
Abbeville District, S G.
She was the daughter of Gen. An
drew Pickens Simpson, so highly and
descrvedfy celebrated as a commander
in the American forces, during our re-
volutionary struggle with Great Bri-
tain, and the most distinguished hero in
the battle of the Cowpcns
Her mother was Miss Rcbccca Cal
houn, daughter of Ezekiel Calhoun,
sister of John E. Calhoun, who died
while in Congress--and cousin of John
G. Calhoun, present Senator from South
Carolina. =.
After having been educated in her
native State, she was married to John
Simpson: her first and only husband, at
the age Of 22 years. With him she
lived IS years; and became the mother
Off children, two daughters ana five
sons; the youngest of whom died at the
age of two years. The remainder still
live.-Pensacola Gazette.
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The Treasury Of History.

lhe treasury 0t History.
Comprising general Introductory outline
Of Universal History, ancient and mo-
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their rise, progress, present condition,
&c &c. BY Samuel Maundcr. The
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and gall of his own deep-seated malice.
Pity that our heaven-born sympathy
should be so credulous, so easily gulled,
and made TO defeat the end of its bestow-
ment Yet such is its nature, and such
the use the wicked will attempt to make
of it.
Innocence and Virtue, strong in their
integrity, suppose their tower impregna-
BILE; for they judge that their truth and
open-handed honesty must be apparent
to all men, that they are above suspi-
cion, and consequently, seldom, If ever,
endeavor to fortify themselves with the
too easily excited sympathy of the world.
Whereas, Corruption and Guilt, con-
scious of their weakness s-knowing that
light would expose, and that exposure
would ruin-bring all the power of
cunning and art to their aid, either to
extinguish the light of testimony, or to
jaundice the mental vision by exciting
sickly sympathy in its defence. Thus,
when too late, Innocence-fnds itself out
witted-its rights sacrificed by popular
prejudice-its cause defeated by suborn
testimony-and itself the object of the
peoples scorn: while fraud and wick
edness is caressed by deceived mi,lti-
tude, and obtains seat in the chafibt of
the gentleman. IL
This general description, MIR: RItor,
will apply to many particular lses.
TO suffering innocence, our mottgsays
You still possess the vantage gf9dha of
your antagonist Slander may excite
prejudice against you, and thus injure
your standing before men; but it is pow
erless either to rob you of your integrity
or to sway the judgment-of the last day
Injustice and perjury may defraud you
of your property and bring you 10 tenn
poral want, but cannot steal the treasure
cf your heart-cannot exclude YOU from
the riches of heaven. "'Tis better to
lose, than to be lost" N. V. r.
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NOTICE /!

Just received, by s. Anderson, Agent,
300 gallons fine Ohio and Mountain Whis:
key, fine Peach Brandy, superior Holland
Gn Gn superior Cog Brsndy 'smaiea sn dsv Rum
bottles or on draught; Candies assorted,
smoked Herfings, Oysters, , AI@c,nds, 'fsss' But,
ter, Crackers, Tobacco, Segars, fine Ma
deria Wine; and expected in fow days
London Porter. The above articles Of
Spirits will be sold low for cash, by the
Three Gallons and the other articles as
low as can be purchased in this village.
Abbeville G II, April l S l6w
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Tarn.

The undersigned acknowledges the receipt
of -Four Dollars, through Geo, B. Clink
scales, Esq, as donation, from the Jury
OF s which he. he was ~ member, during the le.e
this District, to the Missionary, appointed
to labor among the colored people in :he
men composing that Jury, will accept of
me personally, but for their good wishes
to the Missionary cause.
GEO. w. MOORE, Missionary.
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District Temperance Society.

District Temperance Society.
The third quarterly Meeting of this Soci-
ETY. will be held on the 4th Friday in April,
which will be the 24th day of the month,
at the Presbyterian Church called "Grcen-
ville," Of which the Rev H Dickson is
Pastor. 1t is to be hoped that all of the
Local Societies will send up Delegates,
and that the good people in that quarter
will turn out en- masse, as number of ad-
dresses will be delivered, and if circum-
stances are favorable, the meeting may
continue on Saturday. By order &c.
ISAAC BRANCH, Sec'ry.
April 5 3w
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Month of MARCH

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J c Mathews, Rev Jas M Chiles, DR.
c Red. J w Frazier. Col G Sproul,
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
VIM Harris, applet, VS.. M. Harris and
othcrs.-Partation IN ORDINARY.
1t appearing to nv satisfaction, that Fran
ccs f Harris, Agnus A Hunter, Uriah r.
Harris Qunat,c), Louisa Heard and A J
Harris, heirs and legatecs of Richmond
Harris, deceased, Defendants, reside with
out the limits of this State: Ordered, that
they appear and plead on or before the
first Monday in July next, and shew cause
why the Real Estate Of said deceased (sit-
uate in AbbevilIe District, OH Savannah
river, adjoining lands of E Calhoun, and
containing 29S acres) should not be sold
or divided, or their consent will be entered
of record. DAVID LESLY, Ord'y.
April 8, 1916 (Pr's bill $1O.50) 6 l3w
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate of the
late THOMAS w. WILLIAMS, dec'd,,
arc requested to call and make payment !;
ard creditors will hand in their claims du-
ly attcsted, by the 25th of December next.
MAT. J. WILLIAMS, Ex'or.
April 8, 1916. 6 l3w