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Election of Steward.
Sept 1S, 1873

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
lY an Election Of Steward OF the POOR 70
serve the ensuing year, on Friday, the 10th OF
October noXt. Parties applying lor the posi-,
ton must state the number IN family, as VOL
as the amount for which they are willing to
serve. Their bids must be scaled and left with
the Clerk of tho Board on or before the date
above mentioned.
BY order of tho Board.
w, w. HUMPHREYS, Clerk.
Sept 25 1873 II
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Notice 80 Contractors.

N1HE following Contracts will bo let to the
lowest responsible bidder at the time and
places below mentioned, viz:
The building of new Bridge across Three
and-Twenty Mile Crock, at Thomas Dickson's,
on Thursday, the 10th of October next, on tho
spot.
:Pendleton Factory across same Creek on Fri
day, 18th of October next, on the spot;
The building new Bridge across Eighteen
Mile Creek, on road from Pendleton to Brucc's
Ford on Saturday, tho 18th of October next,
on the spot. 80,
on the days of letting the contract. Bond with
good surety will be required of contractors, to
enforce contract according to specifications.
For further particulars apply to Commits
sionor D. L. CO.
By order of tho Board.
w. W. HUMPHREYS,
Clerk County Com.
Sept 1S, 1873 II
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FACTORY.

rT1HE WOOL CARDS at this point are now
ready for the business of the season. The
patrons of these Cards may expect prompt at
tention and GOOD WORK.
MIR. O. III. z. FAINT will forward Wool from
Anderson by railroad, and make settlements
for rolls when returned.
A NEW ECLIPSE COTTON GIN
VIII DO in readiness for the incoming crop.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
July II, 1873 / 3ul
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Alma Verener never knew why that piece O
ribbon betrayed her, or why, in the splendid
parlor of Dell Evan, there was framed, in q
costly golden frame, simple lovers knot O.
this same blue ribbon.
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nDsYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"-How
Z either may fascinate and gain the love and
affections Of any person they choose instantly This SIM
pie mental requirement all can possess, free by mail for
2 cents together with Marriage Guide Egyptian Ora
Gle, Dreams, Hints TO Ladies'. \ queer book 100000
delphia.
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.DlS. Greene, LildGy: ( BGld9y'S
GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Their success attest their merits The afflicted who
have tried them say that Dr. GREENES FIT CURE will
Epilepsy Chorea and Nervous Wakefuncss are completely
under its control. That COMP. ENT. CORIDALlS Is
the greatest ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER
known. That MEpIcaTED HONEY has no equal rem
edy in Bronchitis Asthma aud Coughs That NEURALGIA
Specific is just what its names They are for sale
by all Druggists Prepared only by Drs GREENE, LIND
LEY Il BENTLEY, Charlotte, y. {.
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dyE In dSOO per day! Agents wanted! All classes
D0 w pAO Of working people Of the young
ments or ali the time than at anything else Particulars
free Address e. STINSON d CO., Portland, Maine.
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THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE. Agents
i wanted everywhere Samples and terms free. Ad-
dress w. {. WALkElf, lIisacllrllc, NY
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MILLINERY! MILLINERY! MIL
L1NERY !!-Mrs. M. NJ. White has
Just received and is now opening
at her rooms above the Citizens
Savings Bank one Of the finest
stocks. of millinery goods ever
brought to this market, to which
she directs attention in the adver-
tisement which appears elsewhere.
The goods have been carefully Sc
lected by herself, and her excellent
taste aud good judgment in such
matters is a sufficient guarantee
that they will please. The loveliest
of hats and bonnets, the daintiest
of laces and ribbons, the brightest
of flowers. and the thousand and
one attractions which make up
Mrs. Whites stock in trade, will
doubtless attract the ladies. Call
early those who have not and ex-
anime Tor yourselves. You will
find something of the best in style
and quality at low rates.
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A REPLY TO "RAWYER. "
Editor AbbeulIe Press and Banner:

Editor Abbeuuk Press and Banner:
Sir: In the Mediau,a of April 49,,
appears communication signed
"Lawyer." The object Of the wri-
ter, as he says, is to inform the
County Commissioners that they
are required bya late Act of the
Legislature, to have the old Equity
Papers properly arranged and put
up in a Case. Had "Lawyer Z"
read the newspapers Of the Town
he would have seen that the Coun-
ty Commissioners have been ad-
vertising for nearly a month for
bids to do the work to which he
refers. As no one would take the
contract for less than one hundred
dollars, the Commissioners were
compelled, by law, to advertise.
Hence it appears that Lawyer
is the ignorant party. But, doubt
less, he has accomplished all he ex-
pected or intended. He has shown
that he knows some law. -..
Co. COMMISSIONER.
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TREASURER CARDozo's LETTER.
The Treasurer has written a letter
to the Hon. S. w. Melton, Attor-
ney-General, in which he sets forth
clearly his position in regard to de.
t;Iulting Treasurer Allen, Of Green
Vile. Allen has received over
$4,000 of tax money, and accord
ing to Treasurer Cardozo's state
mcnt, still owes over $4,000;
though he has sought to discharge
the debt in claims against the
State. The Treasurer well says:
"It would certainly be most dis
astrous and ruinous to the credit Of
the State if a county treasurer
could take the moneys Of the State,
collected on account Of taxes, and
invest them in fraudulent and lille
gal claims against tie State, bought
at one-tourth and one-third face
value because of their weIl-kuown
fraudulent character, and insist
upon their being paid at the treas
ury or received for taxes; and if
the State Treasurer, in the per-
formance of his obvious duty, de-
clines to do SO, the moneys Of the
State be therefore withheld"
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DrFr1cULT. SURGICAL OPERATION.

DIFFICULT. SURGICAL OPERATION.
1t gives us much pleasure to
transfer from a late number OF the
South Caroliaian, the following
handsome compliment to high
toned gentleman, whose wife-the
only daughter Of the late Chancel-
lor Wardlaw, and the niece of our
honored and distinguished towns
man Judge D. L. Wardlaw-is well
known and much beloved in our
community:
"At a meeting of the Edgetield
Medical Association, a very large
and singular jiibroid polypoi was en-
hibited, which had been cut out OF
the cavity Of the uterus two weeks
previously. This delicateand dlth- Il
cult operation was performed with
perfect success by DR.. j. w. Hill,
of Edgefeld, one of the most prom
inent and progressive physicians
of our State.
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The exceptional advantages (which
a,{ahled him to 6o this were an mn

IN, !: ~ =, ,on : ! 81
49, - II; stoisi - ~ ' 4h; ~
st'apleu ilti 70 ooi.ii's Me.o Ilt 1. uiI,
lhn'teu supply oi Cotton li"'lus ~ D.
ileu', ee Vl'e- town, WIZ M'1ncu -, ~ W ioi
MY ce'''S ~ u'S anu 'ou'.. ''.'"
sc'Ves' ana me co'llEG! VI ''le i, 1',"-
ure pr""nc'S from u itSerI s'':',''
but l,iS was not sn',s!o ,,;,i ;HI'' t''i'
;Anc'lGt FARMER !,o,i i w. W." ~; 1mI 1',i
H'r l''l'1!lrS 1'r "''SS'" "'n ',I,. '''," .
Iecni'lpl'''ieu a u: S'',''I I ,,:, '>''I, -
botl' were preparing :; ''lI 1T >i'ro'''I,
70 q" equHI'N 'S Me'' 'Ao t.o"e''v
season. N"N' W,:''p V.t'y i''' .''.' "
~" "';,' ;n,,nnrnt' o ;Y sc sn,,'i,. ~ nf nrnnnr.
and cnul facilities for procuring
labor, it may be taken as the stand
ard OF prohiable tar'nlng Il! 1''I up
l;uiu eoun''y q. y. '>o0''' o'i '.,,''.. ',,,''
:, n',l ruS d,n NV. Good svstrm OF
farming. Considering that the
same land viii produce corn, gram,
and potatoes III |oo''o',''G' "';e' u; ~
cNri, r's'' i IL "'"' ..n".a % w a',r;,.nItnr-
y. -, ,,,,J ~ ~ +,,., 10. +;nd sn ,.ool q
prospect of reward for his labors
Thn now discoveries OF an unlimlt-
cd supply OF artificial manure III
the lnGNhauSIln.G oe"' ,,',o vi ',oSt ,nost
o[nnortuncIvat ['r'1,( the present tim, to
cnablc new cultivntor, to put thci.
lands at once under profitable cult:
.vation."
Above all, lands arc cheap, ano
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Novelties.


WUST received direct from
eD New York and Baltimore
beautiful and novel styles in
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces,
White Goods, and many pretty
goods to keep onr Stock COM
pTete. Orders will be received
weekly. The stock throughout
the seasonsshall be kept com
plete. Nothing shall be left
undone. Ladies' can come with
every assurance of being pleas
ed. Respectfully,
JAMES w. FOWLER & CO.,
April 30, '73.
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The State of South Carolina,
County Of Abbcville.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
JOHN KNOX, Plaintiff, against J. F. G.
DUPRE, Defendant.

Complaint for Injunction and Relict.
On hearing the pleadings and argu-
ment in this case, on motion OF MeSsrs.
Noble and Thomson for plaintiff: Or
dered, That Matthew Mcdonald, Esq,
be appointed Spe.ial Referee to ascer-
tain the amount Of all the funds in the
hands Of the defendant applicable to
payment of school claims or ccrtil Gates,
axcept the funds arising from the gen.
eral State provision by annual appro-
priation of the Legislature, and as ap-
plicable to payment Of claims against
Townships or School Districts Nos. 5, g.,
8, II. on which plaintiff has claims, and
on 1,,2, 8, 5, 6, s, 8, 10, II, on which
plaintiff and L. D. Bowie have claims
and certificates That said Referee take
such testimony and report, if practical
bic, within FIVE days or without delay.
Ordered, also, that the said Referee
ascertain and report the sum or sums
of money which the said j. F.. c. DuPre
may have applied to the school claims
of A. D. 1871 from the funds from all
sources, general, local, county and poll
tax raise, and received in the year A.
D. 1872, and report the amount which
should be taken from all the taxes
received in A. D. 1873, which would
be required to replace the sum taken
from the taxes Of A. d. 1872, and
applied to the school claims of A. d.
1871. :.
Also ordered, that as to all the other
Township ps of said County not above
enumerated, the Injunction be dissol !ed,
and as to the enumerated Townships it
be dissolved, as to the general appro-
priation annually by the Legislature,
except as to so much thereof us would
be required to supply the deficiency of
school funds for A. D. 1872, and from
such funds applied to school claims of
A. D. 1871, and this last part Of the
order applies to ali of the Townships.
T. Fl. COOKE,
At Chambers,
Abbcville G. H., S. c.
April 25th, 1873.
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FowLER's BAZAAR. - We have
received the May number of this
sprightly journal Of the fashions,
filled with illustrations and descrip-
tions of the latest styles of ladies
dresses. The price is only s1.oo,
and we commend it to the patron
age Of our lady friends, as contain
ing full information about matters
in which they are interested.
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The INJUNCTION. CASE BEFORE
JUDGE COOKE.

The case of John Knox against
J. F. c. DuPre, County Trcasur-
er, in which an injunction against
paying out any school funds had
been previously granted, was up
before Judge Cooke, on Friday
last, upon a motion to dissolve the
injunction, as the schools were
about to be closed.
Mcssrs. Thon5on and Noble ap,
peared for the plaintiff, and Messrs.
MCGOWAN < Parkers and Perrin
& Cothran for tic defendant. The
argument for the plaintiff, WAS made
by Mr.. Noble, and for the defend
ant by Mr.. Cothran, and discussed
fully and ably the legal points
growing out,of the case.
Alter thesargument the following
order was made by Judge Cooke,
which dissolyes the injudction as
to all funds in the hands Of the
Treasurer arising from the general
State appropriation, except as t"
so much thereof as may have been
applied to the payment Of claims
of 1871; and us to the amounts #
the respective claims directs Il
reference. Upon the coming in of
the Referees report further orders
Will be made:
The State of South Carolina,
County Of Abbcville.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
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Posi- OFFICE BoXEs.--Our excel
lent Postmaster, Mi. Fl. W. LAW
son, who is indefatigabIc in his cf-
forts to please the public OFF,
cialIy and otherwise, has paced
them under renewed obligations,
by providing the new Post Office
Boxes; which are found us elegant
and tasteful, as they are conve-
nicnt and secure. They are the
Yale Boxes, each with a good lock
and key and its appropriate num-
Der. TO the lihcrality OF the Post
master, we are indebted with ouI
friends Of the Mcdiun, each for a
commodious box, which with
drawer and keys, is 'just the
thing" We tenderour best thanks
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INTEREST ON THE STATE BONDS.
Comptroller General Iloge has
been applied to by Messrs. D. II.
Chamberlain and j. P. Carol,
Counsel Of Messrs. Morton, Bliss
& Co., of New York, bond cred
itors of the State, to make tax
levy to pay the public debt, but
respectfully declines to do so. He
says: ..
"In accepting the nomination at
the hands of the Republican party
in this State OF the Office of Comp
troller-Gcneral, 1 pledged myself
to the people that | would not levy
Il tax to pay the interest on the pub
lie debt, or IN amy class Of bonds,
unless the matter WAS investigated
and julicially decidedly the courts
of the State; first, as to my pow
ers and duties to levy IA tax for the
payment Of the interest on the pub
lie debt, and, second, as to that por-
ton of the said debt the State is
legally bound to pay. -
I'm conclusion. I believe that
the people Of this State are moi
only able but willing to pay the in.
terest on the public debt as soon as
they satisfied by proper judicial
investigation what the. valid debt
Of the State is."
The action nf the Comptroller
General will be fully endorsed by
the people of the State.
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n9y- DR.. j. W. Huckabce, the
well-kno vn Druggist of Augusta,
Ga, whose recent severe bereavc-
ment in the loss of a cherished
wife we noticed in our last issue,
has been on avisit to relatives here
aud at Lowndesville, and took the
train at Abbevillc on his return to
the city on yesterday. His friends
will sympathizo with him in his
great afdiction.
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Orr For THE WEsT.-Two of
our Abbeville farmers, ranking
among the most thrifty and enter
prisirg rg-Messrs. J. B. Kay and R.
w. Haddon-reached here bright
and early on Monday morning on
their way to Washington, Ga, and
thence by rail to Texas, where they
propose making visit Of some
weeks to relatives residing there.
We. have no fear Of their taking
the Western few er.
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p@- Messrs. Parker & Perrin,
the wcll-known druggists, offer Il
choice variety Of articles in their
line to which we direct attention.
They keep nothing except of the
best quality, and guarantee .satisfac-
faction in every particular. They
are the agents for the sale Of the
best pianos and organs. Sec adj
vertiscment.
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P1c-N1c NEAR HARpEn's Fer

PIc-N1c NEAR HARpER's FERRY.
We learn that a large Picnic
will come off at the School House
of Mr.. J. L. Harper, near Harper's
Ferry on Saturday the Sd May
next. Much enjoyment is expec-
ted, ard the public generally are
invited to attend and participate.
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PHoroGRAPHY.-Mr. j. M. Dcd-
son, the well-known and popular
photographer, has returned to Alb
beville. and may be found at his
Gallery, above Trowbridge & Co.'s
store, until the 1st June. Now is
the season for having the picture
taken, and Dodson will fix it up in
the highest style of the art. In
visiting our town do not forget the
Photographic gallery. 1t will
repay visit. ,
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REL1G1oUs.-Services in Trinity
Church next Sunday will be held
as on Easter Day, at 7 A. NJ, at
1o1 A. NJ, and at 5 P. M. A col
lection will be taken up in behalf
of the monument to Bishop Davis.
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CONCERT AND PIc-NIc AT CoKEs-
BURY.-It will be recollected that
the Concert at Cokesbury for the
benefit of the College is to come
off on Thursday evening next, and
the picnic on the day following.
The occasion promises to be a JOY
Gus one, and we trust that there
will be a full attendance.
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SCHOOL APpoRTIoNMENT. - Tho
share of Abbevi(le under apportion
mcnt of State Superintendent J
K. Jillson is s11, ,S62.7O; yet as the
Appropriation has not all been col
lectcd, the Treasurer will only pay
a just proportion Of what has been
received.
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m= DR.. Edward T. Avery, of
York county, who fed while his
trial in the United States Court was
in progress, on charges of violat-
ing the enforcement act, has been
pardoned by the President. twill
be remembered that lie forfeited his
bail at the time. ...
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.g8- We are pleased to see Sen.
ator l[ollinShead once moro upon
our streets, having recovered from
the effects Of his recent mishar.
The Henry County (Ohio) Signal
rcpublishes our notice of the acci-
dent and remarks that if the Sena-
tor chad ever read the article of
the Don&buy -Nc'cs on chasing hens,
he would have saved himself that
bump" Please enlightcns us, Mr..
SMn0l.
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RA1N.-We were favored on
Monday last with seasonable rains,
which revived the parched and
thirsty earth, and put a new face
upon the growing vegetation. 1t
was very much needed to bring up
the crops, and refresh the fields
and gardens generally.
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DUE WEsT.-The Junior last
week made very pleasant trip to
Due West. Among others whom
he had the pleasure Of meeting
was President Bonner, of the Due
West Female College. Mr.. Bon
ner possesses in large degree the
art of controlling his pupils and
inspiring their confidence and es-
TEEN, and has with the assistance
of an able corps Of Professors and
Teachers, made this Institution
rank among the foremost in the
South. This College is pride to
the District and an honor to the
State. ~
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HOMESTEAD LAw.-The Supreme
Court of the United States has de-
cided in two important cases from
Georgia, that the Homestead law
is not valid against debts existing
at its passage.
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SEMT-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

SEMI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
OF THE ABBEvILLE BIBLE SOCIETY.
By reference to the proceedings
Of the meeting of the Board of
Directors held here on Saturday, it
will be seen that arrangements have
been made to have a due celebr;-
ton of the. scmi-ccntcnnial of our
Socictyin July next. Distinguish
ed gentlemen have been invited
to deliver addresses on the occasion,
and Christians Of all denomina-
tions arc cordially solicited to be
present. The occasion promises
to be one Of no ordinary interest,
and will doubtless give a new I'M
pc us to Il cause, which enlists the
best sympathics, and inspires the
most active cooperation OF all who
desire the amelcoration of our race.
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The FLORAL FAIR IN CHARLES
1oN.-!rhis is the gala week in "the
city by the sea" and the Floral
Fair and other attractions are
swelling the crowd Of visitors. A
number of ladies and gentlemen
from Cokesbury and other points
on the G. & G. R. r. went down, We
learn, on Monday.
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For CoLUMBIA.-A number ol
the members of the Bar-Messrs,
Burt, Thomson and Cothran--lctl
here on Tuesday last to argue
pending cases before the Supreme
Court, in Columbia.
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Tile Posi- 0EEICE RuILnING,

THE Posi- OFFICE BUILDING
Mr.. Lawson has just given the
touches to the fine front
office, above the Post Office. 1t is
beautifully plastered, and some fine
stucco work in the centre of the
ceiling is a model of taste. The
work was done by Mr.. Jephtha
Wilson. The office is occupied by
Mcssrs. w.. T. Branch, Insurance
Agent, and D. T. Wilson, Dentist.
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TAE MoDoc WAR has been Sc
riously impeded by the epizooty in
the cavalry horses. The Modocs
are at the south end of the lava
beds.