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BUSINESS CHANCES,

+ 1QU0R RfORI AND SALOON, in AH GQOpA Lo.
cnttnn as tlos9 In In tho oity lof sAloi ample room
n tlo building to keep ;hoF 10y hpard9Fs. rafsic' a.
fona 9f huch chhncp, N0 VOL ~ cAlog NJ IAl "e6t
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= -: - =
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- cheap loc cnhll, At 10 South U0suln!Mos:st.
= rAqr 1.,1I,;1riiuT- -EiyTIii3V1 ANN f100I1
t i s - IInr cnntnSnIng
~ ruons ir saic Cnn 10 n,ao to contain ID Of iotn
rnulns. Centrally located, and good chance Tor party
With smnll oatltnl. lLouao md full Of buartiosa
w M Ea.t Van linran.st. anst.- ------------------
MILK ROUTE, IIOIlRES, AND WAGON FOR
M sails. Hpnty At ii TuurtL-st,
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II Carror No. ie.
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for ono Wook * i, TrbunGu ufloo.
-; = 1717613I0 17i7,76;;-
Ores IN obIcaao. doinx Iusnoss Of $5 oo bur snn,,
for saot stock sniod al H. 600 to 49, 0 and bnhl.
moss ossneo. have run la store to past and
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IVANTEn-l"o,0o 0oo lRIGK IN EXCHANGE FOR
an a!nHA carriage aa, young and xB1tt0, JOHN
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DIVORCES.

nlVONOWs7 7,I.ltf: ALLY YonTA!NED-FEE AFTER
doorpp. Kc4nai avoided. Mug yohEs' practice In
tAe Cauzts oi Chicago. Address 7. y. DoI LOST.
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mo .RENT--nOOMs. HvNPY MODERN CON-
Furnished nr Mninrnlsiud, I'll rout at su,o riao. All
drnss ii ELL VelhuuN pftcp.
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TIE CITIZENS, SAVINGS BANK.

THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK. -
Judge Bond of the United States Circuit
Court has dismissed the petition for Re-
view presented by John.L. Watson, and
sustained the decree and injunction OF
Judge Bryan. From this decision there
is no appeal, and hence the assets OF the
Bank will be taken charge of and ad-
lninistered by an assignee appointed by
the creditors in Bankruptcy. The
ground of Judge Bonds decision IS, that
The jurisdiction Of the United Ststes
courtiu Bankruptcy is fqal, and that
the amended Bankrupt Act of 1878 ap-
plies, only 10 eases where the State
Courts have passed orders relatingt to the ;
ratcaJle distribution and payment ol
dividends prior to, o,the,commcncement OF
the proceedings in Bankruptcy. Ihis
result will doubtless be satisfactory TO
the cleditors of the Bank, who will now
control the appointmentof the assignee
and take care that the assets be property
administered: :.-"" ..'...
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the Superintendent of the Lunatic Asy-
lum, that a specific tax be levied to meet
the appropriation for the support! and
maintenance of the Penitentiary, and
that the proceeds of the levy shall be
strictly applied. - = -
In connection with the subject of
phosphates, and in answer to the asser-
ton that it "does not pay" to use fertil-
tiers, the Gorernor'quotes the following
sentences from the report of the efficient
From many quarters we
hear of the profitable cultivation of cot
ton in the colder regions from the use OF
fertilizers, which hasten the maturity of
thu. plant. 1t is generally admitted BY
accurate statisticians that three hundred
thousand bales year have in this way
been added to the crop. a similar
amount may he considered the increase
in yield by the general application of
fertilizers. The total repres .ents al addi-
ton of at least S4O,O00,O0G to the COM
merce ofthe country by the introduction
of this essential ally of improved agri-
culture" .-., ..' '....i IT. %
Among other suggestions, the message
recommends a purchase OF new digest
of the State reports-a revision of the
General Statutes-the appointment Of
for each of the Circuit
Courts-new safeguards to secure depes-
itoris in Banking Corporations from loss
and after compliment to the State
officers, hopes that the State Legislature
will promote the welfare of the people.
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Tu1: K1Se's MOUNTAIN MILITARY
sscI1ooh.-We bad the pleasure during
the past week of meeting Lieut.. jno. g.
Reynolds, Instructor Of History and
Bellies Lettres, in the Kings Mountain
Military School, who, visits Our District
in bchalf this well-kllown institution.
The school is under the charge of Col.
a. Coward, one Of the most gallant SOL
diers of the late war, and a thorough
teacher and disciplinarian, who .is as
sisted by an able faculty. :'Abbeville is
now represented by Messrs.- James S.
Perrin and Arthur. simkins,, and the
institutions worthy of a more extend
ed patronage. We direct attention to
the. advertisement in another column,
and commend the school to the Liberal
support of our people. .lr..- s7.';, ,..
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The HANDSOME New BAPTIST
CHURCH AT GREENWOOD, was dedi-
Gated on last Saturday. The Rev.
DR.. Broadus Of Greenville, the
Rev. B. F. Miller of Mt. Moriah
church, Rev. r. N. Pratt of Able
vile, the Rev. v. Young of Hodges,
together with the Rev. Thos. Pope,
the minister in charge, officiated at
the dedication. The church build
ing is a fine structure, and has been
entirely paid for. A small balance
was due at the dedication, when a
collection was taken up sufficient
to discharge This is the true
spirit to exhibit in these enterprises.
The exercises of the dedication at
tracted a large audience, and were
of very interesting character. We
trust that the day is not far distant
when we should be able to witness
a similar ceremony in connection
with the new Baptist church here.
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hob PRESS.

REGULATIONS FOR THE PosT-OFFlcE
9 Lar ABBEv1LLE.-The 4 Office is openfor
She general delivery Of letters and sale
Of postage stamps from $50 A. NJ to ,
2'rt'b Money Orders furnished from $50 a.
NJ. to- $40 y. NJ. no.,.oa
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Mail closes at $50 A: NJ: :. - v-o,
Washington, Ga, Mail closes Oh " Cd
4Enesday at!5:sO A: NJ: >: o,,n,on+
ElLert. Ga, Mail, via Heardmont'
chses on Thursday at $50 A; NJ. r.
Antreville Mail, via Temple o. OF
.Bealth, closes on Thursday at o:%p '.;i "A; M No.
Elbert, Ca, Mail, via LowndesVllle'
closes on Friday at $50 a; NJ: - \,
II. w. LAWSON, Z. NJ.
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The Week Of United Prayer Through
out the World.

The following have been suggested by
the Evangelical Alliance as suitable
topics for eXhortation and prayer on the
successive days of the "Week of Pray
er." ......
Sunday, January 4.-Sermons: The
unity of the Christian Church. The
real oneness Of all true believers. Hin
drances and motives to union, .dphn,
II: q, p, %.
Monday, January 5.-Thaulsglving:
For national, domestic and personal
mercies, both spiritual and temporal.
Confession: Unworthiness and guilt of
our people and ourselves. Dan. 9:7.
Tuesday, Jan. 6.-Prayer: For the
Christian Church; for the increase of
faith and holiness, love and power: and
for the more abundant grace of the
Holy Spirit. Col. |: l, 10, II.
Wednesday, January 7.-Prayer for
families: Home and parental influence.
Schools, private and public. Sons and
daughters absent from home. Children
in sickness and affiiction. The erring
and disobedient. Pr" l5?a2, 13, IA; Ps.
IA . II. :. .INDi ~ -,iMi. H.
Thursday, January s.-Prayer: For
natiohsa for pence amor grfen; for pub
Tic Write and rishted,isifess: for the
banishment, Of ,intemperance, ipfdelity,
'infidclity, superstition, ahd p error, and
for the diffusion Of pure Christian liter
ature. Isa. 60 : II, 1S:'on- = =. ~ -,
Friday, January - Prayer For the
evange]ization Of European countries {;
for the conversion, Of Israel; for the
spread of the gospel IA Mollammedan
and heathen lands : for persecuted and
suffering Christians. PsT Gs: 81; Ps.
l22; 6; Heb. is: 3d. .nciH.a: e2oGu.
Saturday, January 10.-Prayer. In
review of the events of 1873. Recogni-
tion of the provdence-o of God" Happy
issue Of the divine dispensations. Isa.
20: &, 0.C - ~ =. 50. -. - a.
Sunday, Jan. 11.,Sermons Subject,
Christ's Kingdom universal and ever
lasting. Ps. II: 10.
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The RURAL CARoLIsIAN AND ITS
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS. - Tho
publishers Of the Rural Curolinian are
Offering to their subscribers two chro-
mos-one rs gift, and the other for
two dollars. The gift chrome is a
beautiful picture, highly finished in
oil, in eighteen colors, entitled "The
Jewels or Spring." and is furnished to
subscribers for the cost Of mounting,
ready for framing, which is only fifty
cents. The two dollar chrome is one
Of Prang's gems, representing little
boy in a chair, who has fallen asleep
before finishing his meal, when pet
kitten mounts on his lap and finishes
the mcsl Of "The Unconscious Sleep
er." We are indebted to the publish
crs for "The jewels of Spring" which
we have suspended in onr editorial
room, and will be pleased to show it
to any person who may desire to see
a truly beautiful picture 1t will
make u beautiful holiday gift. The
publishers are dcsirous Of obtaining
canvassers in every County of each
of the Southern States, and are Offer
ing the most liberal inducements to
competent persons. No better oppor-
tunily is presented to an energetic
farmer who will undertake tho duties
Of canvasser, and devote his leisure
time to it from now until his farm
duties require his undivided attention.
We feel confident it will pay if prep.
crly attended to. Persons desirous
of engaging as canvassers should
make early application to Mcssrs.
Walker, Evans e. Cogswcll, Charles
ton, s.. c., when full particulars as to
terms, requirements, 'ctc, will be as
ccrtained. ~Js. .'l'..I ..ar'
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TOMORROW is Christmas Day,
and the unwonted excitement on
our streets from early morn to dewy
eve, betokens the arrival of the
most cherished festival season of
the year. Produce wagons have
been. rolling in during the past
week, and each day our streets
have exhibited the appearance of
Fair week. Our merchants have
all laid in full stocks of Christmas
goods and have been doing a brisk
trade.
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BILL TO REPEAL THE BANKRUPT
LAw.-This bill has passed the House
of Representative by vote of 22O to
II. 1t consists of two sections; the first
repeating the Act of 1867, and all others
amendatory thereof, and the second pro-
posed by Mr.. Beck, of Kentucky, as
follows:
Section 2.-That all suits and proceed
ings now pending in the courts of the
United States wherein an adjudication
of bankruptcy. has been made, shall he
proceeded with and governed by the
provisions Of existing laws, which arc
hereby continued in force only for the
purpose of closing up suits and proceed
ings now pending, provided that from
and after the passage of this act, the
fees, commissioner charges Of the Of
ficers and agents of the courts in bank
rnptcy cases shall be reduced to one-half
of the fees, commissions and charges
heretofore allowed.
The greatargument urged. for the re-
pealio of the law, is that its operation is to
swallow up the bankrupt's estate in
fees, costs, and charges that practical
ly it operates as a confiscation of the
debtors estate, not for the benefit of
creditors, but to put fees in the pockets
of the officers of Courts, and in some
instances of the Judges themselves.
Whilst many were in favor of a simple
modification of the law, the great ma
jority urged its absolute repeal; and this
we suppose will be approved by the pop
ular verdict. The bill will next come
before the Senate, and may not be acted
upon until next year. Its passage du-
ring the session is regarded as quite GER
tain. 'st:.-' :'
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CHANGE IN TIE LAws.-By a lat

CHANGE IN TIE LAws.-By a late
Act Of the Legislature, several
very important changes have been
made in the Code Of Procedure !;
especially in regard to judgments
and executions. Judgments have
now lien on real property in the
county where entered, or where a
transcript isregistered for ten years
from the date of entry, and have
active energy for five years. Exc
cutions are returnable four months
after levy, but may be redeemed
within eight years without cost.
Judgments by default can only be
entered up during the term Of the
Court. Attorneys costs are redu-
ced.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
MILITARY SCHOOL,
YORKVILhE, S. C.

THIS Institution is fully supplied
with aims and all necessary
scientific apparatus; and the recent
extension of the course of studies
places it in the front rank Of South
ern Educational Institutions. The
first sessionof 1874, will begin on the
I'd of FEBRUARY. Apply for cata-
loge containg full particulars.
Col. A. COWARD, Principal.
Dec "a, 1879, 37-3t
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LEGISLATIVE.

Two very important measures arc now
on their passage through the Legislature
the bill to reduce the public debt, and
the taX-bill.
The bill to reduce the public debt,
after being amended from the form in
which it passed the House, so as to
change the scale from forty cents to fifty
ccnts on the bonds, has passed the Sen
ate, and it is supposed will pass the
House. 1t reduces the public debt below
six millions of dollars, and though being
far from satisfactory with respect to q
large class Of the bonds, is better than
might have been anticipated, and is,
perhaps, the best attainable under the
circumstances.
The Sen tie has, also, shown a COM
mendable desire to lesson the burden in
the amendments made to the House tax
bill. In the first three sections of the
bill, the amounts finally agreed upon
were II mills for the executive and
judicial departments, one and a
quarter for the penal, charitable and cd
ucational institutions, and two mills for
common schools. In the fourth section,
one and half mills tox was levied to
meet appropriations to defray the ex-
penses of the General Assembly for the
extra session of 1873 and the regulur
session beginning November e5, 1878.
The amount appropriated for the public
printing is one mill; three aud one
fourth mills for deficiencies or unpaid
appropriations for the year commencing
November !, 1872; three-fourths of
mill to pay, the claims Of the South Car
olina. Banking and Trust Company;
one mill, in a new section, to pay the
interest on the public debt, and three
mills for County purposes amounting,
in 'all, to fifteen mills r.: ~
A bill to amend the present election
laws, taking away FROM the managers
OF elections hei right of countiiig the
votes, was defeated in the House. -
Since writing the Sabove, we see that
the tax-bill has passed the House and
become law. The bill passed exactly
as it come from the Senate. The tax of
fifteen mills is made up as follows: .,g..
!. One and quarter mills for eXecu-
tive and judicial departments, :.
i|A One ahH a!quarter mills for penal,
and educational institutions.
3. Two mills for school purposes. ~
4. Onea,id- a half MILLS for expenses
of extra aud regular sessions. ~
). One mill for public printing. -,
6. Three and 4 quarter mills for def
ciencies. ..t ... |
: !. Three quarters Of a g1niH hs Bank
Company tH. Solomon, -
I S.Onemll ferlialf yearlyRinterest on
public debt. ~ = = = = - -" - 'aiII
8. Three mills for county purposes.
Tho following bill has also passed the
House with the Senate amendments, sX-
ccpt that the clause striking out the
bonds has been restored. i
The Legislature adjourn ed over on
until the 2Dth Jahuary.
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The following persons have package

The following persons have packages
tn the Express office:
J Miller, A # Robertson, S MCGOWAN,
Isaac Calhoun, J Irwin, F Calhoun,
Bradley & Jay, w H Heard, D B Smith,
Miss I. .Pennal, w NJ McIlwain, E
Caldwell, w Griffin, G P Lesesne, A
J Iatimer, M A P Lipford, J r F Will
son, Mrs B .Latimcr, Eugene Moore, D
p Hannah, Barker & Clay.
|, .iGy = Aiiu &c. "; HAMMOND,
- ,l,,ta Agent.
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BRISK rRADE.-During the past week
our public square has been thronged
with cotton wagons, and our merchants
have been driving brisk trade. Prices
have ranged from l3 to l33 cents, and
show that our cotton buyers are deter
mined to make Abbeville one of the
best cotton markets in the up-country.
They are giving more even than the
city prices will warrant. The receipts
of cotton have been so heavy that the
Railroad is unable to furnish transpor-
tation, and number of bales are now
stored in private warehouses. The eX-
cellence of the Abbcville market is
shown in the fact, that almost all the
cotton received changes hands here,
being purchased by Abbeville buyers.
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Ey The President of one Of our Fe-
male Colleges was treated, a few days
since, to a cold bath, by playful steed
which he was riding, and which unex-
pectedfy developed amphibious propen-
Sites. A souse in cold water, in these
December days, is BY no means pleas
ant, especially to one booted and spur
red,
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Marriages.

MARRIED, by Rev. Jas. L. Martin,
on the evening of December 18th, at the
residence of the. BRIDES mother, Mr..
THOMAS l.. COSBY and Miss CAR
RIE, daughter of Mrs. Mary c. Miller,
all Of Abbeyille, S. G..
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s@- The following officers of Clinton
Lodge were installed on yesterday after.
noon to serve for the ensuing year:
J. r. Robertson, w. NJ. -
T. P. Quarles, S. w.
G. V. Hammond, J. w. ...
J. c. Wosmansky, Secretary. i...
John C. Douglass Treasurer.
w. r.. Branch, S. D.
S. A. Brazeale, J. D.
T. B.. Milford, Tiler. -.,s,,r
J. KurtZ, stowords
w. w. Sprouse, ! ''
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New Advertisements.

The following is list of new
advertisements:
Sale Personal Property - Mrs
Mary G. Miller.
Sale Personal Froperty-C. L. An
derson, Collector.
Personal Property of R. NJ. Du'
Bose-L. P. Guffin, Sheriff.
Kings Mountain Military School
A. Coward.
Soluble Pacific Guano-J. N. Rob,
son. :, .
Notice to Creditors-Barnwcll &
Co. .n
l Bale Cotton-L. =. Sheriff, Sheriff.
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Consignees.

4he following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
w P Cameron, Perrin & Cothran, j S
Cothran, j Mcneil, Il G Cosby, CO L,
J E Caldwell, J B &W J Rogers, w H
Parker, w NJ Bell, Christian &Wison.
J. w. NJ MARSHALL,
Agent.
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REV. w. II. CAPERs.-It will be graf
flying to the numerous friends of this
popular minister, to know that he will
remain in charge of this station for
another year. Mr.. G. is one of the
ablest ministers of his church, and by
his Jealous discharge of duty, and affa-
BILE manners, has secured the respect and
love of our whole community. We
trust that lie may he long spared for the
work of the ministry. D..
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TERMs.-Two Dollars year, . IN aa-
vonce or Two Dollars and Fifty Cen9'
,at the end of the year; .harter
No subscriptionsttaken for a sner'ef
ifme than six n5eppths;, n15s9ptsan,.nts are charged
e,r at the raie OF ONE DOLLAR per lnch
epace m @ for tie first insertion, and ssri;an p'F1S
S!sWps for each subsequent insertion.
fiberaf deduction from .ene l,e :, aooHe q o. e,
Lies is made to. to Per persons %sar advertising W
'he esIu guIA All obituary notices and tributes
If M respect ait are chssged for at the usual
rates Of adSeE:isil1ns:
: y JOB PRESS.
We are now provided with an excel.
MIoh Press. and fine assortment of
'!s Lob TYPE, and are prepared to execute {.
snnerior % work. Orders are respectfully
soEd so}Eicited and we will guarantee satisfac,-
tion in the style and price of our work
:,
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.u .IMMIGRA STs.--Wc learn from Mr.. j..
c. Lindsay of the Long Cane scction'
that some thirty-fve German mml-
gran tsgarriyed in tho neighborhood OF
Dradley's Mills during the past week,
under the charge Of Mr.. George Brad
ley They came direct from Germany
and are of the best class OF agricultural
Iaborcrs. Some one hundred and fifty
additional immigrants arc expected this
week for the same section, from Charles
ton, under the charge of MI. Jno. Hor-
ton. The movement in this direction
has been set on foot by Maj. w. N.
Bradley, who has been satisfactorily
cmnloving German laborers for several
years past. He is about engaging some
Scotch mechanics, and these with other
immigrants coming into that section,
will do much for its material develope-
mcnt. Other sections arc moving i'll
this matter, and we trust that the day
is not fur distant when our people gen
orally will offer such inducements as to
attract to to every point of Abbeville,
the rich tide of foreign immigration.
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me-. The steamer Virginius was de-
livered up by the Spanish authorities,
during the past week. The question of
her right to bear the American flag has
been submitted to the Attorney Gener-
al
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p. T..
Sumter Station-J NJ Carlisle. ..
Sumter Clrcuit-L NJ Little, w A
Rogers. ~yz-,.-..
:BjsAopyNi!le yN sts Circuit 5tHi'l, L T Bea.
Ycamdep stssion-J w RELY. :.
Santee Circuit-Thomas Mitchell.
Fulton Mission-To be supplied by
Charles Fedef.!i 3 l!ini.:" OF ra.:.T
L MafilRg CiIrnit- PlattIT 40 =
Lynchburg-F Autd, Beasley.
Timmopsville-C G Eishburne.
: DarTingtoh> >stationAJlO % MilsuG. 4 X
Darlington Circuit-L NJ Hamer.
ChcraWs Stat foa->F fEs Carlisle x
CheraW Mission ~ r h &Hittle..-s9-@ :
Chesterfield Circuit-A Erwin.
H. Zoar Eireuit and MissionntD ~ Scale.
II Hanging RoekO iCifcuitlT3W Mum
nerlyn.
Lancaster .Station-.-R L Harper.
Belle Air Circuit-J + England.
coKEsBuKY DIsrR1eTTH. NJ. MOOD, P:E
Cokesbury!Station-R N Wells.
Cokesbury Circuit-SP H Elwell,' G
| H Pritchard, ,Jr.. ,....,. =.
F Abbeville Station-WsT Capers. ::
Abbeville Circuit-R r Dagnall, G.
Bissel. .--.-...-...--. .r-.-.--.~-..
South Abbeville Circuit-G NJ Boyd.
Lowndesville Station-A j Cauthen.
-Tumbfing Shoals Finger.
Greenwood Circuit-J w Murray, G
w Walker, w H Lowton, supernumera-
Newberry StatiOn-M Brown.
|. Newberry Circuit-J L Shuford, J G.
Counts, supernumerary: =:
Little Saluda-J C. Miller. 80
Cokesbury School-G + Round.
GREENvILLE ,DISTR1CT-R. P. FRANRs,
Greenvile Station-C II Pritchard. =
Greenvile Circuit Attaway.
Reidville Circuit-J X Mccain.
Buena Vista and Batesville Station
TO be supplied.
Williamson Stations A Weber.
Brushy Creek and Bolton Circuit--E
L Archer, J A Wood, supernumerary.
Anderson Station-W w Mood.
Anderson Circuit and Mission-J QI
Stockman, G V Barnes, upernumerary;
w A Hodges, uperIumerary.
Pendleton Circuit-DJ J Mcmillan.
Pickensville Circut-R w Barber.
Walhalla Circuit-J W Dixon, + N
Morgan, supernunlelary.
Cherokee Mission-To be supplied by
Z. Merritt.
Seneca Circuit and Mission-To be
supplied by II. Tyler.
Williamson Female Colleges Lam
der, president.
William Bowman-Tract agent.