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Citation for Letters of Administration.
The State of South Carolina, -.
ABBEVEELE COUNTY.

ADNC 01<A<AI a. ~ ~ ~ - -
BY G. w. GUFFIN, Esq, Probate
..... Judge. ,.-.. =
NETHEREAS, VIM. J. Hammond
wv made suit to Inc to grant him
letters of Administration of the Estate
and Effects of Kittie F. Stevenson, late
of AbbeviIle County, deceased, and.aiso
to grant him letters of Administration,
de 6onis non, of the Estate of Edward
+. Stevenson, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite
and admonish all, and singular the kim
dred and Creditors of the said Kittie
f. Stevenson and Edward E. Steven
inson, deceased, that they. be and
appearbe1ore me, in the Court Of Probate,
to be held at Abbevile G.. H., S. c., on
the 7th OF A pril next, after publica-
ton hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon,
to shew cause, ifany TREY have, why
the said administration should not be
granted. ID.
Given under my hand and seal, this goth
day of March, in the year. of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-three, and in the ninety
seventh year of American lndepcn-
dence. ..,.. .-:..-
Published on the 2eth day of March,
1873, in the Abbevi!le Press and
c. w. GUFFIN, j. P. A C.
March, 26 SOFT .-'.. '..-j ...."
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m Any one wanting a goo.d
fashion journal should take Fow.
ler's Bazaar, at 81 per annum.
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Notice of Copartnership.
v. ;. Russell & D. A. J. Sullivan,
CHARLESTON, S. c.

.
THE undersigned have formed a CO.
l partnership to date from the first
day of February, 1873, under the firm
name Of RUSSELL & SULLIVAN.
TO contract for and erect buildings and
in General House Carpentry.
They will also give their especial at
tention to all kinds of Jobbing Work,
and are prepared with theirunparalleled
facilities to do work with neatness5 and
dispatch.
Special attention will be given to put
ting in Store Fronts and putting up
Stores with. neatness, and dispatch at
moderate charges:
They have facilities not equaled in
the State for preparing, buildings for
shipment complete in every part, and
the entire building-finish ready to put
on, and will contract to put ups.and
finish the buildings in any part of the
State.
Plans, Specifications and Estimates
furnished on application at moderate
charges. Office and Workshops, East
end Hasel street, ..;f 81
$685.. r... w. p. RUSSELL, So
D. A. j.. SULLIVAN.
Feb y, 1873 43, if. at,4
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Please read the following certificates.
ANDERSON c. IT., S. c., |

ANDERSON G. IT., S. c., [
~ March Sd, 1873.
This is to certify that 1 have been
blind for the last three years, during
which time l have spent several hun
dred dollars in trying to obtain relief,
the greater part of which spent in At
lanta, Ga, (undcr treatment of parties
making diseases of the eye q speciality
without obtaining any relief, whatever.
I had almost dispaired of ever being
able TO see, when Dr.. Gurley informed
me that by an operation for the removal
of Cataract; the chances would be about
nineteen out oftwentyin in my favor of OBJ
tanning sight. I consented, and on the
18th of February last, lie operated upon
my eyes, and on the 7th day afterwards
1 was able to distinguish objects at a dis
tance, and my sight is still improving,
so much so, that find no difficulty in
walking about wherever I desire. The
operation was not as painful as eXpec-
ted and since have experienced but
little pain. .can checrfuliy recon-
mend DR.. Gurley to all persons suffer-
ing from diseases of the eye.
MATTHEW SNIPES. r,:
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Advertisements.
100000 ACRES,
Cheap Farms.

The cheapest Land in market for
sale by the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
In the Great Platte Valley.
100000 Acres in Central
. Nebraska.
Now for sale in tracts OF forty acres and
upwards on five and ten years credit at
6 per cent. No advance interest re-
quired.
Mild and healthful climate, fertile
soil, an abundance Of good water.
The best market in the West! The
greal mining regions of Wyoming, Co..
orado, Utah and Nevada being supplied
by the farmers in the Platte Valley.
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Soldiers entitled to a Home.
stead OF 160 Acres.
The Best Locations for Colonies.

The Best Locations for Colonies.
Free home for all! Millions of Acres
of Choice Government La0ls open for
entry under the Homestead Law, near
this great Railroad, with good markets
and all the conveniences of an old set
tied country.
Free passes to purchasers of Railroad
Land.
Sectional Maps, showing the lard,
phet with new maps mailed free every
where. Address D. +. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner U. p. Il. c..
Omaha Nah
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DR.. j. w. .GURLEY,
OculisJ and Aurist.

: UCUIlSC o1U 12U1 l5G'
EDERSONS who have lost their vision,
q partially or entirely, can by an
examination, know the probability Of
having their sight or hearing restored or
improved. The charge for the examina-
ton of the Eye or Ear will be two dol
lars, where the Doctordoes not treat the
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First Class Barber Shop

First Class Barber Shop
In McIlwain Building, .(Up stairs J
BY GEORGE MAXWELL. :
Late of AAderson,) r.
FVHE subscriber has opened first
q class Barber Shop in McIlwain
Building, where he will be always on
hand, and hopes by prompt attention
to merit the public patronage. The
shop will be e'kept open late on Saturday
night, but no work will be done on Sum
day. ..-.-.
GEORGE MAXWELL.
March &c. 1873, Soft T'@ -, =
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We are personally acquainted with
DR.. Gurley, both professionally and So
cially, and from a personal knowledge
of his plan of operating and treatment
of diseases of the eye as in the above
case, can recommend him to all persons
who may desire his professional services.
~ WM: MCGUKIN, Sheriff.
JOHN w. DANIELS,
.,a /, Clerk of Court.
March 12, 1873, 4S-tf !.
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DENTISTRY.
A Abbeville @. H., S, @.

HARS. j. w. GURLEY & J..
5c'r Dtnta RSons ID his hnne paee epe"sa
the Citizens Savings Bank. They So
licit the patronage of all who desire
first class work.
E. March II, 1873, 4S-tf a.
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$500 will be awarded, as PREMI-
UMS to those who produce the Largest
Quantity from one pound. Descriptive
Circulars of the above, with list OF 300
varieties of Potatoes, free to all.
ILLUSTRkTND S E e D
CATALOGUE, 2a0 pages, with
Colored Chrome, Is cents.
A New Tomato, the ARLINGTON" !"
EARLY, solid.and productive PRICE; 35c:
per packet; packets, 81.
w. z. Bliss & Sons,
% Park plocp New York
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COMPTON'S SURPRISE.
500 Bushels to the Acre. A little later
than Early Rose. Equal in quality.
{s3 per pound, by mail, postpaid.
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5000 IN PRIZES !
Two New Potatoes.

EXTRA EARLY VERMONT
Zen Days Earlier than Early Rose.
Enormously Productive and Of Excel
lent Flavor. 81 per lb.; 4 pounds by
mail, post paid, for $3.50.
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EDY an Order of the Court of Com,
Hb mon Pleas, for Abbeville County,
made on the '26th day of February
ult., the heirs of the late Madison Smith,
if any there be, besides the Plaintiff,
the said Elizabeth Weathers are requir-
ed to establish tlieir identity as such,
before Lewis d. Bowie, ESD, Clerk OF
said Court, OH or before the next regu-
lar Term thereof, or be barred from
any participation in the funds acknowI,
edged by tie said administrator, to be
in his hands for distributions. ."
PERRIN 4 COTHRAN,
t. .. Plaintiffs. Attorneys.
|; Abbeville c. H., S. c., / a.. ...
March 4, 1873, Arm ! =.
Mar South .CdroNnian copy for two
months and send bill to Perrin & Goth
ran. e:
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State of South Carolina.

- OFFICE OF FSECRETARYfOF STATE,
Columbia, Jan'y la, 1873. s.
The Abbeville "PRESS AND
is hereby designated
Us the Newspaper for the publication
of all Legal Notices and Official Adser-
tisements for the County Of Abbeville,
under the Act, approved. February 22d,
1870, entitled can Act to Regulate the
Publication of Legal and Public No
tices,W and the Order heretofore issued
designating the Al6eyitle Mediae1a is
hereby rescinded. -
!. SAM'L w. MELTON, @
~ Attorney General, Il K
s. L. HOGE. X ,it
Comptroller General.
:. H. E. HAYNE, - g 81
Secretary of State.
I certify that the foregoing is copyo
the original on fileiin this Office. :
H. E. HAYNE, ....
Secretary of State.
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The State o. South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE co UNITY. ~.
az ..-... ~"
III the Common Pleas:

r. B. Weathers, and Elizabeth his wife,
against Willis Smith. Administrator
&C., of the Estate Of Elizabeth Cobb,
deceased. % -..''
Complaint for Relief, dc. =.
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it of rules adopted viii be maintained.
I acknowledge before this assemblaee,

I acknowledge before this assemblaee,
representing as it does every section OF
country, the obligation I am under to
my countrymen for the great honor
they have conferred on me BY returning
me to the highest office within their
land, and the further obligation resting
on me to render them the best services
within my power. This promise, look
ing forward with the greatest anxiety
to the day when 1 shall be released
from these responsibilities, that, at times
are almost overwhelming, and from
which l have scarcely had a respite
since the eventful firing upon Fort Sum-
ter, in April, 1861, to the present day.
My services were then rendered and ac-
cepted, under the first call for troops
growing out Of that event. / did not
ask for place or position, and was en-
tirely without influence or the acquain-
tance of persons of influence, but was
resolved to perform my part ia strug-
gle threatening the very existence of
the nation. Iperformed conscientious
duty, without asking promotion or COM
mand, and without revengeful feeling
any section or any individuals.
Notwithstanding this, s,throu'out the war,
and from my candidacy for my present
office in 1868 to the close of the last
presidential campaign, 1 have been the
subject of abuse and SANDER, scarcely
ever equalled in political history, which
to-day 1 feel that can afford to disre-
gard, in view of your verdict, which I
gratefully accept as my vindication.
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Human Heaviness.

Somebody who has been studying
our weights" reports that upon an aver
age, boys, at birth weigh little more,
and girls little less than six pounds
and a half. For the first twelve years
the two sexes continue nearly equal in
weight, but beyond that time males ac-
1plire decided preponderance. Thus
young men at twenty average one hun
dred and forty-three pounds each, while
young women of twenty average one
Hundred and twenty-seven pounds.
Men reach their heaviest bulk at about
thirty-five, when their average weight
is one hundred and fifty two pounds !;
but women slowly increase in their
weight until fifty, when their average
is about one hundred and twenty-nine
pounds. Taking men and women to-
gether, their weight at full growth,
averages about twenty times as heavy
as they were on the first day of their
existence Men range from one hun
dred and eight to two hundred and
seven pounds. The average weight Of
human nature, taking the average ofall
nations and conditions-nobles, clergy,
tinkers, maidens, boys, girls and babies
all included-is very nearly one hun
dred pounds.
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Life is like a theater. During the
play we take higher and lower seats,
but when it is over we mingle in the
common stream and 60 home.
Habits of tenderness toward the mean
est animals begets habits of charity and
benevolence toward our fellow crea-
lures.
1t is not the height to which men are
advanced that makes them giddy; 1t is
the looking down with contempt upon
those beneath.
There is nothing purer than honesty
sweeter than charity, warmer than love,
brighter than virture, and nothing more
steadiast than faith. These, united in
one mind, form the purest, the sweet
est, the richest, the brightest, the ho-
liest, and the most steadfast happiness.
F., Candidates for government offices in
England are examined upon various
literary and scientific topics. Lately
one of them, by slip of the pen, wrote
"Vennice," In one of his papers. do
you know, sir, that there is but one
hen In Venice?" asked the indignant
examiner. 'Then eggs must be very
scarce there was the reply.
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Length of Days.

The days of summer grow longer as
We go northward, and the days of win
ter shorter. At Hamburg the longest
day has seventeen hours, and the short
est seven. AT Stockholm the longest
has eighteen and half hours and the
five and half hours. At st.
Petersburg the longest has nineteen and
the shortest five hours. At Findland
the longest has twenty-one..hours and a
half and the shortest two and half.
At Wandderbus, in Norway, the day
lasts from the 2lst of May to the ID of
sun not getting below the ho-
rizon for the whole of the time, but
along very close to it in the
north. At Spitzbergen the longest day
lasts three months and half.
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The Indiana Liquor Law.

A very stringent license law has pass
ed both houses of Indiana Legislature,
and been signed by Gov. Hendricks.
The bill provides that the sale or giving
away of liquors to be drank on the
premises without license shall be con-
sidered Illegal, and that no person shall
obtain license until he has filed Pc
tition signed by a majority of the voters
in the petitioners ward, town, or town.
ship. 1t declares that any person who
shall by selling or giving away liquor
cause in the whole or in part the intox-
ieation of any other person, shall be
liable for and compelled to pay reas-
enable compensation to any person who
may take charge of care for such drum
ken person. 1t provides that any hus-
band, wife, child, parent, guardian, eu-
ployer, or other person who shall be in
jured in person or property, or means
of support by any Intoxicated person,
or in consequence of the intoxication
VI. any pNisOuy sudil nave AiSub VI ~
tion in his or her own name, severally
or jointly, against the person or persons
who have been Instrumental in causing
such intoxication by giving or selling
liquors; and holds the owner of the
building in which the liquor was sold
equally liable with the vender for any
damages, provided that execution shall
first be levied on the property of the
vender. A person who supplies liquor
to another who is drunk, or in the hab-
it of becoming drunk, is made liable to
fine and imprisonment, and other pro-
visions of equal stringency are included
in the bill.
Under such law strictly enforced,
man of prudence would be apt to hesi-
tate about engaging in the retail liquor
trade, even if urged thereunto by a pc
tition signed by ga majority of voters
in his ward, town or township"
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Book-keepers and chickens have TO

Book-keepers and chickens have 10
scratch for living.
Judy says that some people who set
up for being funny fellows had much
better sit down again.
A lawyer wanted case decided in
favor of his client ON account of the
absence of his witnesses, and tried to
convince the jury that the wait of the
testimony was in his favor.
A Detroit butcher has sign over his
retail scales which reads: "A false bal
ance is an abomination to the Lord, but
a just weight is his delight. prov,
chap. xi, 1st verse;
Young Willie Ito whom dear grand
pa has just offered half dollar: mo,
thank you, granddad. You stick to it
bit longer, and lay it out at interest,
and I'll get all the more when you pop
of, old man."
An Irish gentleman of a mechanical
turn of mind, took off his gas meter to
repair it himself, and put it on again
upside down. At the end of the quar-
ter it was proved with arithmetical
correctness that the gas company owed
him eight dollars and fifty cents.
A Connecticut town boasts of a young
man so timid that he cannot look
needle in the eye. Many young ladies
are troubled with similar fears when
ever they can get any one else to do
their sewing.
"Do you go TO school now, Charlies"
aYes, sir, had fight to-day, too"
a You had! Which whipped:" ''Oh,
got whipped" he replied. with greae
frankness. "was the other boy bigger
than you:" "No, he was Hitler"
awell. how came you to let littler boy
whip you?" "Oh. you. seeihe was
madder nor I was"
Conversation between an inquiring
stranger and steamboat pilot: "That
is Black Mountain:" "Yes, sir; high
est mountain above Lake George"
ANY story or legend connected with
that mountain" 2" "Lot's of 'em. Two
lovers went up that mountain and new
er came back again." 'Indeed-why,
what became of themf" "went down
on the other side"
All the netrolaup, that has -haen 'fonnd
in the United States has been found In
a strip Of territory twenty miles on an
average in width, extending from Cana
ia to Tennessee, parallel with the edge
of the secondary formation of the Al
legheny mountain range. Nine-tenths
of the present production is found In
the Pennsylvania oil region, which Is
about eighty miles in length.
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WHAT WE SHALL BE.
A Recitation for Little Girls.

Kind friends, this pleasant winter night,
We stand before you here;
We come TO tell of our future bright
We tell without fear!
Mine shall be the happy life
OF a happy farmers wife,
Among the oak trees olden,
Where the sunlight golden
On the yelyety grass is straying,
In light and shadow softly playing,
As it shimmers throu' the branches, swaying
Overhead; with fruits and flowers,
And shady walks and leafy bowers,
Shall be nv own, my beautiful home,
From whence my feet shall never roam.
ELLA.
shall be prima donna
And go upon the boards,
And never look upon farmer
III have the smile OF lords;
For shall be an actress grand
The very hest in all the land.
The roof itself with applause shall ring,
When step out on the stage to sing,
Sings s0lzs popular soSg.
/ shall be little girl,
y ust as am to night.
With cheeks as red as roses
And eyes that sparkle bright.
D! shall be a little girl,
For ever 50 long a time;
For I've to learn to read and spell,
Before make rhyme.
But one thing. by hook or crook,
j mean to have next summer
A bran new reading book:
For now I'm through my primer.
! shall be q fairy queen,
And live in peariy she'll,
In some grassy green.
In some iowery dell;
With drinking cups Of blue-bell,
And plates of daisy gold
With water from the fox glove well,
And inscious wealth untold
From the honey ysuckle, the hollyhocks,
The dahlias and the roses
My dress shah be Of the purple phloN,
And trimmed with prairie posies.
shall right the wrong
OF woman; such my song
In every city. town and State,
My voice be heard in high debate,
Till woman has the glorious right
To mingle in her country's fight.
TO plOw. to SOW, to reap and NOW,
And pigs and calves and turnips grow;
Or be the captain of boat
Ana NJ electl0nS nave VOTE
Hers shall be the privilege proud
Her thought and mind to proclaim aloGd
Through pompous legislative halls,
As now within domestic walls.
I'll teach these men lesson, So
A lesson they'll do well to know.sa
rDrr. " S II 9S1i
Imean to he 3 woman
a woman good and true
With hand to soothe ali d care,
And all my duty do:
And ne'er in all the realm of thought.
Hath diviner being e'er been wrought;
With mind SO guiteless, pure and bright
Fearing touches Of an angel light-
To her Is thejblest and holy mission given.
To make OF earth a Paradise, and lead the
way to Heaven.
ALL.
With this bright thought before us,
Y Wen all such woman be, {
With God and angels DER us,
To keep us pure and free;
While we in lowly mansions stav ,
In this bright world so fair,
Till by and BY, our harps we'll play, III
\ - x 4
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Deaths and Marriages gratis 9
Local Notices. first insertion, 10 cents per
line; subsequent insertions cents per line
Special Notices and Foreign Advertisements
IS per cent additional.
Business Cards, not exceeding lines, "a.
Administrators and Executors Notices -
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MLERsBURG, HOLMES COUNTY o. THURSDAY MARCH l3 1873

went into fhe house, saying to herself,
81 wonder what makes Hagar Southey
so ironical: She turns everything into
sarcasm, and is full as wild as Dandy.
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NJ. E. CHURCH, s.s~,
"a. HUGHES, PASTOR, SERVICE EVERY
Sabbath at l0H O'Clock, a. NJ, and O'Clock,
p. NJ. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
EVANG. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
SERVICES EVERY OTHER SABBATH. AT
10k O'Clock a. NJ. Prayer Meeting every
Tuesday evening. Rev. N. +. fOgelsong,
Pastor.
p. CHURCH,
REV. w. NJ. GIBSON, PASTOR. HOURS FOR
Service at 1lk O'Clock, A. y. Sabbath school
at 10Y: O'Clock, A. N. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evenings atty O'Clock
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. = ~
REV. 4. S. MILHOLLAND, PASTOR MORN
ing service at IL O'Clock. Sabbath school
1aH o'clock Evening service 6,z O'Clock
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
71z O'clock
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES EVERY SABBATH AT 10 o.
eiocE, a. n. Sunday School at 3. j. ID. Nun
emacher, Pastor.
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cetOTeachers.

4NOOASS w - OCtS44S4 NJ
rT,HE BOARD OF EXAMiNERs Of Holmes
Il County. o., will hold Examinations OF
Teachers for the ensuing year, in Room No. 3,
Of Union School Building, At Millersburg. on
SATURDAY, sf.5tc- p " 'S~tt- e % =
SMARCH 1st, 18th and s9th:
APRIL 1sth and 26th;
MAY l0th and aith;
AUGUST sDth;
SEPTEMBER 18th and 9Th;
OCTOBER llth and a5th; r
NOVEMBER ssh and sed; J{4i-ft
wEINsBURG, September a0,lI; J tJ .ty
NASHVILLE, October 4th;
NAPOLEON, October 18th. .. .........
kE These Examinations will open at 81.
O'clock, 4. NJ, and close ut o'clock r. NJ. The
class will not lie open for admission of appli-
cants after 10 O'Clock. The Board has done
away with the practice of ante-dating certili-
Gates. No one is fully competent to engage q
school till after obtaining certificate from the
Boari of School Examiners. lt is reqnire't by
the terms Of the school law. that every teacher
must he qualified to teach Orthiogr;iphy, Read
ing Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and Eng
lish Grammar. and possesses an adequate
knowledge of Theory and Practicei oi Leacii-
ing.
10 attention will be given to applicants fol
private examinations. Testimonials ol good
moral character, signed by at least two respon'
sible persons. will be required of each candi-
date. These testimonials mlist he piaced IN
stamped envelope, unseaied, and addressed
with the name and post office Of the candidate
and presented on the day of examination, Ger
tiiicates will be of four grades, to-wit: SiN
Months, Twelve Months, Eighteen Months
| Twenty -fonr Months. Certificates of ii,
Months being very low grade and trial certifi
cate, may he issued serond time to the sam,
applicant, II circumstances require A fee O
50 cents is required Of every candidate in ad
vance Of examination.
BY order of the Board,
! LEWIS A. BEEBOUT Clerk.
Ian 'T2-93tf no..