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TO MILLMEN! /!

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-11-18
Death of Joseph r. Moore.

We regret to announce the death
of Mr.. Joseph T. Moore, q well-known
and highly esteemed citizen of oul
village, on Saturday the 18th instant,
Of inflammation of the stomach, after @
short illness. The deceased was in
the 46th year of his age, and had re
sided here all his life. For four years
ho was Sheriff of our District, and fol
sometime was Conductor on oul
branch Rail Road. In both situations
his kind temper and affablc mannerf
and sterling qualities, endearcd him tc
tho people at large, and few men in
our District have been moro popular
He leaves q large and dependent fam
lily and wide circle of relatives and
friends to dcplore bis loss, .,
The funeral seryices were conduct.
ed in the Methodist Church, on Sun
day last, in the presence of q large
audience, after which the remains
we're Inferred in tho cemetery of the
Upper Long Cano Church.
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VICTIMS OF THE LATE RAILROAD
DISASTER.

The following were killed outright
Mrs. Fogartic, of Charleston; Charle'
Joy, of Newberry; Grace Montague
stewardcss of the train, and Minerv'
Parr, colored.
Fatally wounded: Hon. Hutso1
J. Lomax, Senator elect from Able
Vile; Colonel J. R. Hagood, of Barn
well; Stephen Smith, Of Newberry
Seriously wounded Conductor
Isaacs, Express Messenger c. A
Barnes, Miss NJ. Joy, of Newberry
and Major L. Hill.
The body of Hutson J. Lomax wa
brought up to Abbeville on Saturday
train, and was buried on Sunday at
ternoon. The procession Of coloret
was one of the largest and most i'm
posiDg that We have over seen in Alb
beville.
BY the way the Columbia CORES
pondent of the Republican endeavor'
to make some capital out of tho state
ments that the deceased was going t.
Columbia to avoid danger from thu
Ku-Klux at homo. We think we may
safely pronounce tho statement
Wholesale fabrication.
Col. Hagood died on Tuesday last
Cut off at the early ago of twenty
six, hc leaves brilliant record.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Settlement Estate Of Wm. G.. Puck
ett, deceased.
. C.L. Nelson advcrtiscs two Estrays.
Sale of valuable lands in Anderson
Fresh Arrivals at Trowbridge & Co.'S.
also, Storage and Shipment Of Cotton.
Settlement Of the Estate of David
L. Bozemau.
Settlement of the Estates D A. Jor.
dan, decd, and J. F. Jordan, decd.
Sale of valuable Personal Property
of Jas. Caldwell, decd.
Important Land Sales by Sheriff.
Cason.
Thomas Eakin gives notice to Debt
ors.
Sale of valuable Real and Personal
Estate of Nathan Calhoun, decd.
We. Henderson advertises On Els
tray.
Settlement of the Estate Of Arthur
Williams, decd.
Mays, Barnwoll s Co. advertise Low
priced Bagging.
See notice of Fresh Arrivals al
Parker l. Lees.
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The State of South Carolina,
4BBEYILLE COUNTY.

Ia Probate Court Citation.
w HEREAS, Louis II. Russell, applicant
w has made suit to me, 70 gra' him Let
ters OF administrator Of the Estate RRd eff
feets Of Hntson j. Lomax, deceased, late o
said County.
T.ese art thsreforelo cite and adnonish all
and singular the kindred. and creditors OF the
ssid Il J. Lomax, deceased, that they be and
appear. bsfor" me, in the Court of Probate, ia
bs held at Abbevills @. g.. on. Tuesday, the
Cd December next after publication hereof, at
Ii o'clock in TIE forenoon. to show cauxe, il
auy they 'bsye, why the said Administration
should NOT be granted ~
Given under my hand, this Seventeenth day
of November, Anno Dolnini 1870,
WA HILL, J. f.A.te l.. al
Nov. Is, 1910, ,,S0zt
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TIN RAIL RoAD.-A passenger and
freight train over the Greenville and
Columbia Rail Road coll;ded on Sun,
day, near Saluda Old Town. The 10.
comotives wore damaged considerably.
but no one was seriously injured.
The recent damages have been re-
paired, and the freight and passenger
trains are once more running through
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Fresh Goods. Public Notice

Us HEREBY given to ali partiesi in
any way interested in the Estate
of WILLIAM e. 'PUCKETT, deed
that the Administrator and Admins
tratrix will make a final Settlement
of the said Estuto in the Court OF
Probate, for Abbeyille County, on the
THIRD DAY, Saturday. of Decem-
Der next, and demand Letters dismis-
sorry as Administrators and Admins
tratix If there should be any party
yet having claims against said Estate,
it is expected such will be presented
on or beforesthat day.
p. r. BRADLEY,
,-,.-.. Administrator.
N. E. A. PUCKETT,
Administrative.
Nov. II, 1870, so-st
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TRORBRIDGE & CO,

|TAvE .COMMODIOUs STORE
IL ROOMS, and will store Cotton,
Corn, or anything else, on reasonable
terms.
Liberal Cash advances made on
Produce of any kind shipped through
US to Charleston, Baltimore or New
York. They have business arrange
ments with the best Houses in the
above named cities, and can offer fa-
cilities, in the shipment Of the pro-
dncts of the country, unsurpassed by
any other house in the State.
Particular attention is called to our
large stock Of PLOWS, now in store,
with the remark, that we are prepar-
ed to furnish any Agricultural Imple-
ment wanted, at Manufacturers pri-
ces, with freight sdded.
TROWBRIDGE & co.
Nov Is, 80 IF
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SHERIFF's SALE.
] ohm ]. Bvuuer. plaintiff. VS.. VIM: Allen,
Defendant.
In the Com mon Pleas.
Bill for Specific Performance, &c.
J1NDER and By virtue Of an order Of
u the Court in this case, will sch,
for Cash, ut Abhevile Court House. on
Sale Day in Decen Der next, all that parcel
or tract Of land, si,unte, yipg and being
in the County of Abbsville, near the Vii
lage Of Due West, containing
10 Acres,
more or lesa, and houujed BY lands o
Rev. ]. I. Bonner, J. o. Lindsay and 9th
ers.
HENRY S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbcvilie County.
Sheriff Office,
Nov. II, 1870, 80.
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: A DESIRABLE.
RESIDE NICE

p.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his
residence with so much Of the
land attached thereto as may DO de-
sired, less than Two Hundred Acres.
The House which. is just a half mile
from the Court House, is q GOOD
TWO STORY, WELL FINISHED
FRAME BUILDING, containing
eleven rooms, besides pantries, closets.
and other accommodations. There
are in the yard a superior Dry.well or
Cellar, ard a first rate well, affording
m abundant supply Of good water:
There are on the place the. usual out
buildings and several good springs,
bathing horse, &c The place, natur-
ally, one OF the most beautiful in tho tn
.neig ghborhood, is susceptible OF tho
highest degree of improvement and
ornament. - 8
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NOTICE.
Nov is, 80 If

Rare Inducements to Persons Wishing
Locations for Business.
NOW offer the MAJORS MILL
l PLACE, seven miles west Of An
dorson c. H., containing ninety-three
acres of productive land, and lies we'll.
Water-power sufficient to run mer-
chant mill, or any other ordinary ma
chinery every day. This is splendid
place for Tannery, we'll surrounded
with oak land for bark, and no tan
ward near it. If not sold before Sale
day in December next, will be offered
to the highest bidder at Anderson
C. II for cash.
READ ON.-Tho GAILLARD
MILL PLACE, eight miles north of
Anderson, near the Blue Ridge Rail-
roads an excellent place for run
ming any ordinary Neutrality-suspicious.
tanning ff,y-fve acres. and has small
and comfortable improvements and
farm. If not sold previous, will like
wise bo offered for sale at public out
cry on Salcday in December next.
Terms cash.
READ AGAIN-Lot No. 3 lies
nine miles west of Gainesville, Ca,
containing 120 acres, near the route Of
the Air Line Railroad, all in the
woods, and will be sold low for cash,
by applying to me at Pendleton, S C..
T. HARPER.
AND AGA1N.-We offer our
Town Lot in the thriving town Of
Homer, Ga. on Main Street, contain
ing ono and quarter acres, a good
dweling.house with three rooms and
three fire places, and largo store
room, we'll and conveniently arranged
for business, garden, stables, and 9th
er outbuildings, Terms, one-half
cash Address US at Pendleton Vii
lagc, S. C.
THOMAS & JOHN E. HARPER.
Nov 1s, 1870, 3o-2t
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Public Notice

rs hereby given to all parties inter
i ested in the Estate of the Rev
Arthur Williams, deceased, late Of Ab.
teville County, that on the 26th De-
cember next, we will make settle
mcnt Of said Estate in the Office of
the Judge Of Probats for Abbeville
County, and demand letters dismis-
sorry as Executors Of the same.
JAMES G. WILLIAMS,
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS,
Executors.
Nov 18, 1870 80 n
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DISTRICT BOARD OF
Equalization.
Office County Auditor.
Abbcvll!e Z. h., S u,
November 10Th, 1870.

Office County Auditor.
Abbcvll!e q. H., 5 T.,
November 10th, 1870.
The Board of Equalization met on
10th instant, pursuant to call by the
County Auditor, for the purpose Of
Equalizibg the Assessments of Real
Estate in Atbeville County, with the
following result, viz:
There was an abatement of $4,000
on tho real estate of D. Wyatt Aiken
and 1915 on the real estate of G. p
,O'Neal, Greenwood Township.
Ten per cent. was added to tho as
sessment- of real estate in Nincty-Sis
Township.
Twenty per cent. to Donaldsville.
Twenty per cent. to Due West.
Ten per cent to White Hall.
twenty-five por cent to Cedar
Springs.
Fifty per cent. to Indian Hill. .-
Ten per cent. to Lowndesville.
Fifty per cent. tcCalhoun Township
The assessments of the remaining
Townships will remain as made by th'
different Assessors, unless the Stat
Board of Equalization see fit to add
per cont. to the County.
The original assessments of person
al property was accepted as rcturre'
by the Assessors.
L. L. -GUFFIN,
Auditor and Chairman Board.
L. Fl. RUSSELL,
Treasurer.
". 81. TAGGART,
L. P. GUFFIN,
HENRY NASH,
County Commissioners.
Nov IS, soft
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T'RAYED,

FROM the subscribers promises
near White Hall, on 18th inst.
Small Dark Mare, recently trimmed
Points of shoulders show plain marks
of bad treatment. Shod before
When LAST seen, wss going in direc'
ton of Cxlhoun's Mills.
ANY Information addressed to me
at Greenwood, thankfully received.
". E. HENDERSON.
Nov II, 1870, 3O-tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Margaret C,esrell, Hannah Creswell, and
others. PIaiutiff-, Vs.. James Creswell. Jo'
seph 81, Bride, and others, defendants.
In the Common Pleas.
Petition for Accounting, &c.
ORDER FOB SALE.
IN pursu.nee to the Order in the above
| case, / will sell at Ahhcv'lie Cou't
House, on Sale Day 10 December next,
within The legsI hours Of sale,
1870 Acres Of Land,
more or Isss, on LiukIry creek, waters OF
Long Cane creek, bound ed hy I"n.ls OF w.
K Bradley, Matthew Goodwin, Dr.. A. /:
Wilsu,an and others. the Real Estate o:
Joseph CrssweEl dsrsaSed. on the follow
ing
TERMS: .
On a credit Of Twelve months, with ir-
rrssr from dare. purchase 10 give bo"d
with at least two good suret'es, ard costs
10 b. pad in cash. T'tes 10 be nade ou'.
,.ut not delivered .uutiI The purchase mon-
y is paid. ...-. -.
HENRY s. CASON,
..-..~ Sheriff Of Attevile County.
Sheriff Office, Nov. u, 1870.
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ESTATES OF
David a. Jordan, Decd, and Jonathan T.
Jordan, Decd.
tOAMUEL JORDAN, Administrator
- of the Estates Of, Jonathan T.
Jordan, decd, and David A. Jordan,
decd, hereby gives notice that he will
make a final settlement of said Estates
in the Court of Probate for Abbeville
County, on Wednesday the 14th De-
cembcr next, and demand Letters Dis
missory as such Administrator:
SAMUEL JORDAN.
Nov. Is, 1870 30 At ..
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Estate Of David l. BoZGnal, Decd

kSldlG III DlEla u. DClGLldl, D5C Il
TOHN J. BOzEMAN, Admir- of the
u above Estate, hereby gives notice
to all concerned that he will settle his
Administration before the Judge of
Probate for Abboville County on
Thursday the 18th Of December next.
If there shenld be any demands re-
naming unpaid and due by the Estate
of D. L. Bozeman, decd, or against D.
L. &J.J. Bozeu.an, such must be pre-
sented to the subscriber on or before
the day mentioned for settlement, viz:
18th Dec mber, As OH that day the
A administrator will demand Letters
Dismisscry.
JOHN J. BOZEMAN.
Nov. 18, 1870 80 It
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of snndty. wri.s OF Fierl
ID Facias 10 NE pe1directe,i, Evil sell to the
highest bidder, atAtbsiille Court Het,se.
,eu, / ,ths FIRST MONDAY in DfCEM-
Der next, wi.bin ths legal hours o.
sLeriffs sale, the following properly, 'e
vii:
337 Acres Of Land,
more or loss, s,tjoining lands o. eMat'he"
Estate Of Andrew Edwards,
and others, levied upon as The ptopery OF
Samuel Garter, ads. !. l.. aud >. II. S,bert,
Administrators, and Others.
= Terms Cash. .yS-.4.
r, II. S.. CAsoN,
Sheriff A"beyiIIe County.
Sheriff Office, Nov. 70; 1870.