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spalding's Glue mends everything

In this age Of scepticism, facts are
required to inspire confidence in the
minds of the people; but, with gooc
indorsers, they are willing to test any
article claiming extraordinary merit
The proprietors of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Renewer offer the follow
ing Endorsement of the merits claimed
by them for their preparation, by the
Pittsburg, Pa, "Christian Advocate
viz: "The public have so often been
deceived by the use Of worthless
preparations for the hair, that an arti
Gle Of this Kind, to gain their favor
and secure their patronage, must pos
sess real merit. We are glad to assure
our readers that Halls Vegetable ST.
Gillian Hair Renewer is meeting with
the success which it's merits so justly
deserve; and we have reliable evidence
that it will perform all that is claimed
for it, in restoring gray hair to its
natural color, and, rs y permanent
dressing, is unsurpassed+r y,y I
1fyou feel dull. dcspondent, drow:
sy, debilitated, have frequent head
ache, mouth tastes badSfpoorSappe'
.tite, and tongue coated, Syeu are3 suf:
fering from torpid liver, or "bilious.
ness Nothing will cure, you SO
speedily and permanently as Dr.
Fieree's, Golden lMedica! Discovery.
HAVE IT Always AT HAND.-Acci-
dents will happen to the best regulat.
ed families, and for this reason, among
many others, the Mustang Liniment
should find a place in the cupboard OF
every household. In all the world.
there is nothing comparable to it as
an application for cuts, contusions,
burns, spasms, and seaHs,, add when
every other preparation that medical
ingenuity can suggest has failed to
afford relief in rheumatism, neuralgia
sore throat, glandular swcllings, mus,
cular .coulractions. cramps, toothacie.
&C., this powerful anti-ih fam nitorK and
/; pain-dostroying, agent immediately
assuages the sufferers agony, apd
eventually accomplishes a radical
cure. Probabloy there is not a con-
noisseur i'll horse flesh or an amateur
horseman in the land fwho does not
know, either from personal observa.
ton or reports, that the Mustang
Liniment is the supreme remedy for
all external diseases and injuries ot
= the horse. -sA.-'| - 4. -. y. - =
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To NEUTRALIzE OFrENsIvENEss.- -
In many forms ,wo use disinfectin!
agents. Impure breath, ;caused by
bad teeth, tobacco, spirits, or catarrh
is neutralized by Sozodont. 'Tis :
healthful beautifer and a great luxu
ry as q dentriice The repulsivt
breath is, by its use, rendered as fra
grant as a rose, and coldhess by friend:
or lovers will be no longer noticed.
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Final Discharge.

.NOTICE. is hereby. given .thatEMr!. J.
IN S. Williams, Administrator of the
Estate of Elizabeth Williams, deceased;
has applied to G. w. Guffin Judge OF
Probate, in and for the County of Alb
bevilIe, for a final discharge as Ad-
ministrator.
1t is ordered, that the 18th day of Oc-
tober, A. d. 1872, be fixed for hearing OF
Petition, and a final settlement of said
J. C. WOSMANSKY.
G. G.. 2. Abbevifle County.
Sept. IS, 1872, 23-tf
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Strong Testimony.
STEUBENvILLE, Ohio,
September 4, 1871.

September 4, 1871. (
DR.. Vim. H. Iatt: .,..-4E
DEAR SIR-I feel it duty to you
and to suffering humanity, to make
pnblic the great merits Of your En-
tract Sarsaparilla and Queen's'bclight.
For years l have been great sufferer,
my general health brokeAown, and |
was affected with nervousness Of the
most terrible character. which was
soon followed by an eruption all over
the body, forming large ulcers in. some
places, and attended with rheumatic
pains. Tongue cannot describe my
suffering. | was reduced almost to II
skeleton, and had a perfect loathing
Of food. | was attended by several
physicians, who rendered me no relief
I despaircd of over being we'll again.
but. thanks to q kind Providence, L
accidentally heard of your medicine
sent for half a dozen bottles, and
before I had taken three, l began'to
feel better, my appetite improsed, and
the rheumatic pains became less Sc.
we're, and i could-enjoy sleep. I have
continued its use, and have taken
eleven bottles, and believe am a
sound man again. The ulcers have
all healed, my skin is smooth and
healthy, and have gained 22 pounds
in weight. believe my sickness re-
suited from a saint. of serofula. j
would earnestly recomtnend your
compound to my fellow sufferers.
With deep gratitude to you, II
l am everyonr friend, -,
JASS FRANKEIN.
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John Cadc, repairing bridge 80 %
W ] Milford, repairing bridge, % 0O
NJ Bell, bridge at Yol1ng'S, 669 0l
A Daniels, bridge ut McCalla's Mills, Gus W
Snowdcn Brown, removing tree from y,
Bradford Boyd, in part for bridge over ooo a,
Saluda, 200 o.
y B Ellis, work on public road, 0C
y Riysr; H;a,,.,., o,,rn ,,.or,s -, uo,. IL q
Jack Morris, repairs on bridge, 10 OC
Jordan Widcman, hauling poles for =,
R j McCaslan, removing distractions ;,
Samuel ] Hester, building causcwny on :,
| Sawncy's Creek, 45 on
Primus Cummings, land to turn road on, 80 90
Scott d Cosby, bridge over Little River 405 50
| Martins Bridge, ''' ITO OF
! VIM $ Sprowl, repairs on bridge. Is OC
Cade repairs on bridge at Searls Mills, % q
Knight 4 Bolcntinc. bridge nt MattoNS m
Mills, 20 uU
NJ Erwin, bridge at Ervins Mills, ~ u
Stephen Iatimer, lumber for bridge, 10 0U
Sniudn River '''"''~' Ava '''' w. 800 90
| Bonv Williams bridge over Hard Labor, 05 U)
Jas Taylor, bridge at Milford's Mills. 7M W
! w NJ Bell, bridge over PresSly'S Creek, 2O w
Pm Wilson, repairing bridge at Ginning m m
Tom Boo:cr, removing distractions from ~
l. Wilson, letting bridges 10Th July IL, SO
| Abb Titus, for supervision of roads, II -
| LII Wilson, letting bridges, ~ w
Bony Williams, building bridges, ll3 w
salutIn.' . +A'''''''' p'''' ''' ''' O 800 90
| Amos Nelson, for extra road work, w
J II McCord, bridge near StcvcnsOn's, = 1l
| L & Milford, repairs on Martins Bridge, - W
l. 4 Kennedy, removing tree from road, = W
| A W Moore, bridge near Tabcrnacle, ~ w
Fridge. Is 90
! Joseph Ellis, bridge repairs, 5 %
l. + T. tvonS lumber Ior bridge over Gully - 30
Geo Nichols. repairs on l., Cane Bridge Il on
Taggart Il Moore, bridge at Cudcs Mills. 20l W
Lee IL Rodcricli, work ON Swansys Ferry IN m
| Road, ~ w
W Lesley, removing distractions from ~
| road, 8 w
G NJ Alattison, repairs on Broad-mouth -, ~
! Bridge, ~ W
Jas Malone repairs on two bridges, 40 W
| w r Gordon, extra road work, ZU
| VIM Smith, removing distractions from -.
| road, w
\ Clnkscalcs, repairing Wardlaw's
Bridge, Is N
VIM Jones, building bridge over ravine 100
J Il Crawford, removing raft from Pat ~ ~
tersnn's Bridge, 30 OO
VIM Kcllar, repairing bridge over Gro
ner's Gully, 90
VIM 4 Lonli'X, repairing on bridge, 5 OK
+ VI JAY, work on bridge, 5 VI
w p Mcclellan, extra work on road, Ii 80
Total for Roads and Bridges, sGG32 IS
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Coroner.

DrE Parker, expert at inquest, SO OF
Jas McCaslan, holding inquest
Ben Belcher, 10 on
Aaron Mitchell, taking charge of
corpse and burying, &C., 10 OK
r R Hemphill, holding inquest
over Romeo Williams, - 0(
DR. Andrew Yates, expert at in
quest of Romeo Williams, 10 O{
DR. Andrew Yates, expert at in
quest of child of Rose Jackson, 10 OC
DR. Andrew Yates, examination
of Rose Jackson per order, S OC
Iarb Madden, servicesat inquest
as constable, 7 on
DR. J f Gary, expert at inquest of
Amos Nelson, 10 OO
DIR e w Link, expert at inquest
over Ben Belcher, 10 90
DIR j w Kellar, expert at inquest
over Ben Houston, 10 90
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The Universal Life Insurance Co.,
only charges s15.35 yearly for 81 900
on man rs years old, or one and u
half per cent. on the amount.
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.ANNU4L REPORT
OF THE BOARD OF
County Commissioners
= ! FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR 1872.

Report of the Board of County Com
missioners for Abbeville of the amount
expended by them during the fiscal
Year 1872, commencing the first day of
November, 1871, and ending the first
day. OF September, 1872.
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Transporting Prisoners.

Arthur Jefferson, transptng pris-
oner to Jail, S24 90
II S Cason, transporting priso-
ners to Penitentiary, acct rend, 5l2 IS
II S Cason, transporting priso-
ners to Penitentiary, 100 90
H S Cason, transporting J w
Black from Col. to Abbevillc, 60 so
Fl S Cason, balance account for
transporting prisoners, 81 45
Silas Davis, transporting prisoner
from Columbia to AbbeviIle, "a 20
Sam Crawford, transptng Booker
Grant to Jail, So
S b Brooks, transptng prisoner
to Jail, 1G 05
Total, SS26 90
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SzaTtalblrg & Aiken Railroad.

nN the First Monday in November
w next, Books will be opened by the
undersigned for subscription to the cap
ital stock of the Spartanburg g. Aiken
Railroad Company.
Subscriptions will be received in mon
ey, lands at fair appraisement, or la
bor. in shares of one hundred dollars
each. ..
1t is proposed to build the connecting
link between Ninety Six and the Pine
House, first snd as speedily as possible.
r. \. GRIFFIN,
JOHN A. STEWART.
w. \. LIMDECKER,
~. n. TOLBERT,
Commissioners at Ninety-Six.
Oct. l, 1872, 25-4t
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Public Buildings and Of
fCeS.

II W Lawson, account rendered for jail, 2 rs
Parker & Lee, acct rendered vs.. Public - =.
Offices, Is .5
John Enrlght, for repairs in Clerks and . =.
NJ Mcdonald, cleansing Court Room two
Carolina Printing Co, for Auditors Office, y 85
S b HawIy. lightning rods for Court H., 81 %
sam Johnson, repairs on Jail, ~
B w Jones, painting Clerk Office, &c, Gi ~
L J Wilson, repairs on Jail, 10 80
rer's Office. q 20
] w Fowler, account rendered, p. O., 8 10
Wardlaw & Edwards, acct rendered, Of
W Mcclellan, chairs, &C., for temporary
J Wilson, repairs on Jail, 10 Is
JFC DuPre, books and stationary for ., M
W P McKclar, fitting up offices after fire. 20 o.
Rob't Jones, fitting up offices after fire, q IS
ROb't Jones, cash for centcngeS after fire. 25 %
Y0e & Hale, chairs for temporary Court
ii Wilson, fitting up Court Room, 20 o.
II Wilson, rent of Auditors Oh!ce, 10 90
W McKellar, continges after firo, 10 "
L II Russell, planting trees on public .
Russe! / Bowie, Ice for Court, JunoT.. 10 %
l. j Wilson, 80
Derry Watt, boxes In Probate Office 25 90
c v Hammond, lumber for temporary
Court ROOM 8 -
EnrlSnt u SNlln, DoN LOT Jury comm r, ~
work on Court Room, 3
work on public Offices II Is
W C. GufI1n, removing papers and fitting
up Office after fire, IS C5
4 4 II y AikenS, hIsenS, coinmittee to Examine 1s
W joel Smith, Office, (by courts) Is
w Clarkson, Committee to Examine 10
John Enright, SBurnt Walls of Court 10
J Young. House, &c. $40 each, 10
liaphan d SillarZ, blankets for Jail, II 75
l. J Wilson, boxing trees on public sqrc, y 80
Il W Moore, repairs on Jail, 40
Seal. Sign & Robinson, acct rendered, | q
II W Lawson acct rendered for public
buildings, 46 s.
II W Lawson, rent of Hall for Court r., 81 90
Chas Cox, for extra work Oh old Clerks
JFC DuPrc, rent of Trcasurer's Office, 90
FC DuPrc, stationary for Treasurcr's
Office, 25
B w Jones. for reprs In old office Probte, II 50
w Trowbridse, account rendered for
Auditors Office, 5 50
Miller d Robertson account rendered for
public buildings, s. q 81
Sam johnson, repairing furniture in
School Commissioners Office, 2
r Jones, mortgage book for ClIls Office, l6
Jones, sundries for Court Room and
: Offices, 5
Lee d Parker, sundries for public offices,
&C., 81 S.
r NJ Williamson, stationary for office, 20
Jacob Miller, cleansing Court Room four
times,
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S14OO 90
Solicitor.
County Commissioners.

# A Jefferson, balance due for
services fiscal year, 1871, S 81 90
IT A Jefferson, allowed for ezra
services fiscal year, 1872, 900 90
r. A Jefferson, for services in
fiscal year 1872, 42S so
w P Mcclellan, in part of SER
vices for 1872, $50 80
J r Tolbert, bal. due for 1871, 200 90
do do in part of 1872, 20 90
Abb Titus, for assisting Com'rs, 81 80
s14OO 60
Clerk County Commissioners.
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S104 90
Jury Commissioner

John Enright, for services Octo-
ber Term, 1871, SIS 90
John Enright, for services Feb
ruary Term, 1872, GO 90
John Enright, for services June
Term, 1872, 3S co
S13S OO
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On Account. of LunatiCs

Henry White, transporting Isaac
White to Asylum, S3G 25
macy Of Isaac White, 5 90
DR. Wardlaw, certificate of lu-
macy of Isaac White, S 90
DR. John Cunningham, certificate
of lunacy of Mary Mcmahon, 5 90
| Drs Stewart & Boazman, certiti-
cate of lunocy of Robert Burk-
head, 10 90
L L Gufin. J P, proceedings in
lunacy, 25 90
DR. = Parker, certificate of lunacy, S 90
Calhoun & Mulwee, certificate Of
lunacy, 10 90
DR. Maxwell, certificate flunacy, 10 50
DR. A J Speer, certificate of luna
cy of Mary McMahon, 800
R Jones, cash to transport Emo
lin Cochran and Peggy Romans
to Asylum, rs 90
L L Guifin, p J., proceedings in
lunacy of Mary Ann Stoll, S so
] F q DuPre, transporting Mary
Ann Stoll to Asylum, Is 90
c A e Waller, transporting AN.
Arnold to Asylum, so 90
NJ c Taggart, transporting Sarah
Slbert TO Asylum, 50 w
IT A Jefferson, assisting lunatic,
Robert Burkhead, 10 90
Thos F Riley, care of lunatic,
Sarah Sibert, 10 90
NJ G Taggart, transporting Abner
Edwards to Asylum, 81 90
c w Gutfin, proceedings in lu-
macy, &C., 30 90
Cas- Meriwether, for care of Abbe
Edwards, 40 90
DR. j L Miller, certificate of lu-
natics, Is 90
VIM Hood, proceeding in lunacy, 90
DR. = Rhett, examination of sup
posed lunatic, S so
Drs Gilbert and Tenant, eXamina-
ton of 10 90
DR. G b Reid, examination of
Emiline Cochran, S 90
Dr. p Neal, examination of Mary
Stoll, 5 90
DR. w B Mulwee, examination Of
3 lunatics, IS so
Total S537 3;
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County Printing.

Lee & Wilson, County Printing
account rendered, S 76 80
Lee q Wilson, County Printing, III IS
40 90 do do 34S G1
do do County Printing,
ordered by School Comm'r, 12S 90
Hemphill & Go, advertising to
December 90, 1871, 1G 90
Hemphill d Co, 163 Is
do do 90 25
DO do 3O5 Is
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For ASSESSING.

T B Milford, balance for asses
sing in 1871, S 400 00
T B Milford, for assessingin ~, 1000 90
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SS2G 90
Dieting Prisoners.

II S Cason, dieting prisoners
in Jail from Feb. l, 1871, to
June l, 1872, S1752 G5
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~.
this (thc 4th) Congressional District
together with one Judge of Probate
ono Clerk of Court, one Sheriff. ono
School Commissioner, three County
Commissioners. ffs
The polls will be opened at G O'Clock
A. NJ, and. kept open until 6 o'clock
P. NJ, at the following: places, and
under the following Managers, to
wit:
FIRST.
Abbeville C. H., Precinct No. l.
Managers - Jas. A. Wright, Ben
Sam. Thompson. +'''
SECOND. r~aa7
Abbcville G.. IT,, Precinct No. q
Managers s-Thos. M. Christian, Henry
Titus, Thos. Derricoat.
THIRD.
Calhoun's Mills Precinct = Mana
gers-W. NJ Taggart Adolphus Cole
and Charles Logan.
FOURTH.
Colzesberry Prccinct-Managcrs-
Matthew Wilson, Beverly Vance
NJ. G. Zeigler.
FIFTH.
Centrcville Precinct = Managers
VIM. Wickliffe, Henry Callahan
Harry Cunningham.
SIXTH. q
Cedar Springs Precinct Manager
Il. B. Grant, James Wharton, Jor
dan Widcman.
SEVENTH.
Chilcs Cross Roads Precinct
Managers john c Chiles, Cain Dcv
lin, Elijah Miller.
EIGHTH.
Bradlcy's Mills Precinct.Managcr
~. .: Spence, Jessie Bradley, Abra
ham Gown.
NINTH. -.a4
Duo West -Managers-A
G. Hawthorn, B. L. Young. and liar
rison Brown. a. -.
TENTH.
Greenwood Precinct-Managers-
Washington Roe, J.. r. Tarrant, Rob
Griffin.
ELEVENTH.
Long Cane Mills Precinct-ManG
gers-Andrew Hunter, Peter LomaN
A. +. Calvert. =" -
TWELFTH.
Donaldsville Prccinct-Managcrs-
a. N. Dodson, Jeff. II. Mitchell
and Silas Robertson.
THIRTEENTH, ALS =
Ninety-Six Precinct Managers
". A. LimbeclIer, VIM. Holland an,
Warren Harrison. '.3. .~..;i'i
FOURTEENTH.
Warrenton Precinct-Managcrs-
Z. B. tiufiin, Derry Watt, John Jack
son.
FIFTEENTH.
st. Charlotte Church Precinct--
Managcrs-Pharis G.. Martin, Franl
Belcher, Alexander Callahan.
SIXTEENTH.
White Hall Prccinct-Managcrs =
r. W. Seymour, Iverson Reynolds
Washington Green. $50.
SEVENTEENTH.
Lowndcsvilc Precinct Managers
Joseph Robertson, Thomas Young
Thos. Heard.
m- The Chairman of; the Board o
the Board Of Managers is cmpowerc'
to admininistcr to persons offering,t t,
vote, an cath that they are qualTfiet
to vote at this Election: according tt
the Constitution. Of this State, ant
that they have not voted during: this
Election.
Bsy" The Managers aforesaid have
been appointed to hold said Election
and shall conduct the same according
to an Act providing for tho Genera
Election and conducting the same,
March l, 1870 and amended
March 12, 1872.
gg- Managers Of Elections are re
guessed to call at the Auditors Office.
G. H., on or before the Sth
inst, TO be qualified, and receive in
blanks, books, &c.
J. HOLLINSHEAD,
SAML JONES.
GEO. NICHOLS,
By L. a. S.,
T. A. SULLIVAN, Clerk
Board Com'rs Election.
Oct. |. 1872, 25, 3t
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Serving Jurors.

Fl S Cason, account rendered for
serving Jurors, $3.50
II S Cason, account rendered for
serving Spring Term, 80
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With Bolts Sc 50. Extra for each set.
Antifriction plates and Balls for Cot
on Press $1,000 and $1,000 per set.
n. B. Terms Cash on delivery, at r.
r, here.
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DR.. Tufts LiverP Ills are q mild and
gentle purgative, possessing the pecu.
liar merit of acting asa powerful
agent in relieving congsstive Or torpid
liver, They havezne"eqaal. :;
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye promotes the
growth of the hair. i -:
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Ayers S. - 1
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Coler:,S

A dressing which
is at once agreeable;
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
soih the gloss and
freshness Of youM
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Clerk County Commissioners.

r Jones, from November l, II,
to September l, 1872, 1888 SO
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Notice
TO THE
Managers Of Elections

In accordance with the Proclama-
ton of his Excellency, ROBERT 4.
SCOTT, Governor of South Carolina,
an election will be held in Abbeville
County, South Carolina, on the Sd
Wednesday, being the 10th day of
October 1872, for the following State,
Legislative, County, and Congression-
al officers, to serve for the next two
and four years, as provided by the
State Constitution and Acts of Con-
gress Of the United States, to wit .
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, At
torncy General, Secretary of State,
State Treasurer, Comptroller General,
Superintendent of Elections. Adjutant
and Inspector General, five members
of the General Assembly, one Solicitor
for this Judicial Circuit, one member
of Congress to represent the State at
large, and one Representative for
this (thc 4th) Congressional District
together with one Judge of Probate.
ono Clerk of Court, one Sheriff, one
School Commissioner, three County
Commissioners.
The polls will be opened at G O'Clock
A. NJ, and kept open until 6 o'clock
P. NJ, at the following: places, and
under tho following Managers, to
wit:
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Roads and BRIDGES.

Total for poor outside,
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