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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-09
What's in a Name.

"Prince Bismarck seems quite ayerse
to having children named after him. IL
appears that after the recent attempt to
assassinatc the Prince, q young geiltle-
man aged seven, who bore his name,
wrote him 4 letter of congratulatlon at
his escape. The child is all Italian, ana
BismarGk's son sent him reply thank
ing him for his courtesy. n few Gays
afterwards the Prince in writing TO a
fricnd in Naples, alluded to this circum-
stance, and said that he was neither
pleased or amused at seeing his name
given to children at their baptism. on
the contrary he was sorry for 1t. lie
quoted instances wherein distinguished
men had had this honor given hem ana
had fallen from grace. 1t was the case
with Napoleon, land to-day" he writes,
sit is my turn, and little Bismarcks are
beginning to appear. l regard that us a
bad augury, and begin to he afraid" "
lie closes by begging his friend if posi-.
ble to prevent the example being follow
ed." ...--.-..--... ..ra-.,-.. -.-..,--
We are disposed to endorse the SEN
timent Of the German Chancellor as to
the impropriety of conferring big names
upon children, and are inclined tothink
that we too have more than our share OF
George Washingtons,- Ben Franklins'
and George McDullies. Not indeed Tor
the reason assigned by him, which will
not apply to the foregoing names, but
for the ludicrous appropriateness OF
these appcllations, which are conferred
upon many whose sole claim to notice
consists in the absence of the qualities
which distinguished their illustrious
namesakes. The name Of Wade Hamp-
ton, or Scipio Africanus, sported by
some ignorant darkey, is not more in
congruous, than the high sounding cog
nomen often bestowed upon his white
brother. Let us stick to the old family
names, and whilst bearing the rifles,
seek to emulate the virtues of those
who are our own kindred.
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Southern Troubles-Letter OF the Pres
1dent and Instructions to U. S.
- MarshallS. s.,

The President, moved by the repre-
sentatioii s5ofs Senator Patterson, judge
Maekey and Others, has addressed the
following letter to General Belknap,
Secretary of War;
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Sept 8, 1871.
General W. W. BcIkmap, Secretary Of
Var:
The recent atrocities in the South,
particularly in Louisiana, Alabama and
South Carolina, show a disregard tor
law, civil rights and personal protection,
that ought not to be tolerated in any
civilized government. 1t looks rs II
unless speedily checked matters must
become worse, until life and property
there will receive no protection from
the local authorities. Until such au-
thority becomes powerlcss under such
circumstances, it is the duty OF the gov
ernment to give all the aid for tne
protection of life and civil rights Legally
authorized to this end. l wish you
would consult with the attorney general
whorise well Uniformed Us to the outTaSes
already committed, and the iocaiities
where the greatest danger lies, ana SO
order troops as to be available IN cases OF
necessity. All proceedings for the pro-
lection of the South will be under li!e
war department. of the Government, ana
will be directed by the encouragement,
IN accordance with the provisions OF the
enforcement act. No instructions need,
therefore, be given to the troops ordered
into the southern States, eXcepta as they
NAV be transmitted from time to time
on advice from the attorney-generai, or
as circumstances may determine here
after. Yours, truly, lad
.E ,5 . U. S. GRANT.
AS a result of the conference among
Government officials at Washington, Il
circular has been issued by the Attorney
General, to the U. S. Marshalls, which,
after reciting the prevalence of outrages
in their several districts, instructs them
to proceed with all possible energy and
dispatch ito detect, expose, arrest ana
punish the perpetrators of these crimes
and, to that end, you are to spare no
effort or necessary expense. Troops OF
the United States Will be stationed at
different and convenient points im your
district. for the purpose OF giving all
Heedful aid in the discharge of your
official duties. You understand OF
course, that ne interference, whatever Is
hereby intended with any political or
party action not in violation of law, but
.protectissl to all classes of citizens,
White and colored, in the free exercise
Of the elective franchise and the enjoy
1ncnt of the other rights and privileges
to which they are entitled under the
Constitution and laws as citizens of the
United States. These instructions are
issued by the authority of the President,
and withthe concurrence OF the Secre-
tary of War. @#
These reports of outrages are doubtless
very much exaggerated for party pur-
poses. In this State the press generally
unite in saying that there are no exist
ing disturbances which call for the
interference of the military, or any
threatened collision of races. But let
the troops come. Their presence can d"
no harm: --.s s.
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Nomination Of Mr.. Stephens

i y y
The Convention of the Eighth Con
gressional District of Georgia, consisting
of delegates from sixteen Counties, after
the 10th ballot, unanimously nomina-
ted Hon. A. II. Stephens as candidate
fr Congress, shis. opponent, Major =. g..
Cumming, of Richmond, withdrawing
ia his favor. Mr.. Stephens health has
improved, and the people of Georgia
are disposed to give him at leasta'ckance
of dying ii, the harness" He was
elected to the present Congress without
opposition, and there would have been
no opposition to his claims, butTfor
notwithstanding denomination.
Asit was, his name was otlly Submitted
20 tile Conventaen on the twentieth bal
.s3et,S Dr...Andrews, of the Washington
Gaze5tef sustained his claims ia the fol-
lowing stirring speech: .5ss., q & I Ss:.@f s
- ..Nfir Steplers did not and does not
seek ffiis ioninatioa.a That WAS the
reason they liked, him. But his friends
were determined ITO = nominate him.
tEi,pn M tepliens calns home from
,aYasiii ngtofi, he supposed he did so to
, die. a6IIllhe,good providence. ofsG his
], health had been com mparati ively restored.
IqSey nominated him not ia pay aoslnere
empty compliment, though he thought
Z If there was any man in this land who
deserved q compliments 1t was Mr. Ste,
Sphens. He wanted to see the great and
good man die in the harness. He guar,
anteed thatif Mr.. Stephens was elected
he would do his best in their service
even to the bitter end. He made nc
war upon Major Cumming. he re-
spected him as aNgentteman a OF grea
worth. His delegation Soted for Malol
Cumming for six or sevei ii ballots. They
did not put Mr.. Stephens in nomina
ton. What did the oppositions to Mr.
Stephens amount to? Had his pas
lustre in the service of the State o
Georgia been dimMed2 No. The onl y
argument, brought against him was hi:
feeble health. God kiiew he sympa
thizcd with him.
Governor Jen kns.-So do we all. =,
DR.. Andrews .EMr. Stephens healtf
has always beeN feeble. Is he to- be cas-
aside because fhe has been sick? ~
must have soAne better reason than tina
against his friend. Mr.. Stephen
thought he could serve his country
He was able ,and willing to try. GlT
him the opportunity of dying an "
harness, fighting the battles or hDerty
IF his health failed he would not re
main in tie way of his country: II
/ would resign. We wished the best mel
we had in office" 49, s
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING News
paper advertising is now recognized by
business men, having faith in their own
wares, as the most effective means for
securing for their goods wide recogni-
ton of their merits, 49,. ..S
Newspaper advertising impels inqui:
ry, and when the article offered is OF
good quality and at a fair price, the nat
ural result is increased sales.
Newspaper advertising is a perma-
nent addition to the reputation of goods
advertised, because it IS paramount
influence always at work in their inter,
est. :..r .-.
|. Newspaper advertising is the most
energetic and vigilant of salesmen, ad,
dressing thousands each day, always in
the advertisers interest, and ceaselessly
at work seeking customers from all
classes. ...-. ..# a.s . ....s-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-09

wa. Hon. Thos. Y. Perrin returned
tlastjweek from Horse Cove in the noun
tains, where he and his family have
been spending the Summer months.
He is much Improved aud has had a
pleasant time. His family will, remain
few weeks longer. .
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New Advertisements.

The following is a list Of new
advertisements:
100 Bundles Ties-DuPre, Gambrell 4
Co.
Citation-C w Gutfin.
Petition to sell land-Dickson against
Drennan-L P Guffin.
Hughey against Hamblin-L P Cuff
fin.
FA Connor againstJ G G Allen-L
P Guffin.
Stationers - Walker, Evans & Cogs-
Well.
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CONTINENTAL CURRENCY. - Mr.. A.
NJ. Hill, our townsman, submitted TO
our inspection, a few days since, several
bills of the old Continental currency,
which he has received from Mr.. Daniel
Jordan, of this vicinity. They bear
date ITS, and were dingy from age. AS
specimens. of art, they are inferior tc
our Confederate money. Mr.. Hill is an
industrious collector of antique coins
of which he has rare collection, anc
which we will describe for the benefit o.
Eour readers some day.
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J.T. Robertson

J.T. Robertson
RALLs the attention Of the
" public to his Stock Of
SPRING GOODS, now opened
and ready for inspection. He
spared no pains in selecting this
Stock, having made his pu.r-
chases under the most favorable
circumstances. His lines are
complete in all the various De-.
partments, and tits his deter
mination to sell at the lowest
prices; he feels assured that
CASH BUYERS will find it to
their interest to give him a call.
He calls especial attention to
his Stock Of DRESS GOODS
and MILLINERY. His Dress
Goods Department embraces all
the latest styles Of SPRING
AND SUMMER MATERIAL,
GRENADINES, JAPANESE
JENAPIN E, P RI n TED
LAWNS, STRIPED PUR-
GALS, PRINTED MUSL1NS,
WHITE STRIPED LAWNS,
PIQUFTS, with a great variety
of plain White Goods, JACO.
NETTS, MULLS, MAIN
SOCKS, FRENCH SWIsSES.
&c., &c.
His Millinery is in full bloom
and he cordially invites the la
dies to give him a call, feeling
assured that the temptation
will be too great for them tc
leave without purchasing some.
thing in Miss RAMEY'S DE.
] APARTMENT.
In connection with this, will
BE FOUND A DRESS
MAKING DEPARTMENT.
in all it's various branches, I'M
der charge Of Miss LlDDl4A
TAGGART, whose long expe.
rience is we'll known to the la
dies of Abbeyille.
+ ~ RnRERTgnW
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{ rA. Prof. Hood went to Ninety-SiS
some time ago to make Sunday schoo
speech, and as he returned to Donalds
the cars turned over with him. There
is no telling what effect Sunday-sclloo
address may have.
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nea, The funniest thing OH record is
the mayors of two small municipalities
discussing grave matters; pertaining to
the office of mayor. AS soon as our ar
tist furnishes the Illustrations pcrtainius
totheir deliberations we will give them
to our readers, The Geneva arbitration
dw.sdres into inslgniticance when COM
,t5ss5s- y,.-7t.-s-s.~g5
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Abbeville Comfy is the most quiet
county in the State. No organizations
of either white or blacks. No disturb
auces. No undue excitement. But
harmony and good will between the
whites and blacks prevailing through,
out the county.
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SALE DAY. - Monday was Saleday,
and brought out a goodly representation
of our people, considering that there
were no official sales and nothing OF
special interest to attract. The farmers
gave discouraging reports Of the crops.
The crowd was quiet and orderly.
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My- a great Railroad Festival will be
held at Spartanburg Oh the 10th instant,
to celebrate the commencementof work
upon the Spartanburg and Asheyille
Road. Preparations are made for 10000
Gisitors, and good time is anticipated.
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na- Gen. MCGOWAN and youngest
daughterareturnedon Saturday from a
Northern tour to Saratoga, New York
and other famous places. The rest of
the family are stilfat the North. He is
in fine health and spirits.
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nA. We had the pleasure of meeting
Prof. Kennedy, Of the Due West Fe-
male College, in our town last week.
He has just returned from q visit to
Glenn's Springs, and is much improved
in health.
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nA- Mr.. Jas. II. Perrin has returned
after pleasant trip with his family to
Caesars Head and other points. He re-
ports at one time hundred visitors
at Csesar's Head, and among others a
number of Abbeville people.
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gsy- The Greenville papers announce
the death of All infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. II. G.. Gowcr-the latter late oi
Abbeville. Our sympathies are with
the afflicted parents.
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Esg" It takes five pages aud q sup
plemcnt of the NcU Orleans Republican
to contain the names of the citizens OF
New Orleans delinquent in the pay
ment of their city taxes.
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Mr.. Thos. Thomson, jr., has been to
Edgefeld recently. He says the roads
are almost impossible in that County.
He regards the roads as good in this
county when compared to those of
Edgefeld county. d /. i4..
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pea. Mr.. r. w. Cannon, of the firm
of Nelson &c Cannon left on Monday tc
lay in their Fall and Winter stock
Their friends and patrons will be duly
notified of the arrival of their goods,
and may prepare themselves according
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Consignees. S.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
J McNeilI, w D Mars & Co, Oliver &
Young, j E Lyon, NJ D brennan, p I
Toale, Il A McCaslan, D NJ Rogers, 7
Baker & Co, DIV Andrews, Z Brown
lee, l. G Clinkscales, Perrin g. Cothran
A NJ Hill, e Caldwell. .-s
...... G. Y. HAMMOND,
g.. -1,,,s, Agent.
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CATs.-It is said that one dead cat is
sufficient to odorize two tons of humbug
guano However true or false this may
be, We can vouch for the truth OF the
statement that one dead cat will scent
the water of deep we'll for many days.
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nm VIM. H. Trescott, ESD, inde-
pendent candidate for Congress from
this District, arrived here Oh yesterday,
and is the guest of Col. Cothran. He
opened the canvass on Monday last, by
a speech at Anderson, on curl eat polit--
cal topics. .... ..:
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GREAK9se sHoEs.-Isyael, the sexton
of Trinity Church, has a pair which
some of our friends of irritable nerves
are seeking to supplant by pair o.
slippeis. A contribution for the pur'
pose is talked of. Z 90
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CORRECTED WEEKLY BY y - y
BARN e L u 8 co .,
Dealers in Staple Dry Goods, Groee,
ries, PROVISIONS, &C., DC.
D. ,,,pyr,D Csntemher g. 1874,
AHyEv1LLE, September 0, 1874.

Gold 81. .,,.rs,,.s.,-..,4e.es.,< -,
AUG UsTA, Sept. 7.5-sCotton steady
ard faifdeniand- d-nliddling 15l.,
CHARL EsToN, September. = Cotton
ouiet-,iIiddling l54 low middling l5;
good ordinary 14I sales so. @
BALTIMORE, Sept. 7. = Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat active aud adj
vanced 2aSc..a e Corn firm = Southern
white 94a97; yellow s3aS4. ;,
CINc1NEATI,; Sept. - Flour dull:
Corn steady-G9a72. Pork quiet and
uneharged-oS 5O0a23 so. Bacon, steady
Shoulders 81; clear rib 13s; clear .13la
Isl. Whiskey firm and active, at 81; =,
Sr. LOUIS, September. Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn quiet. and firm
GSa60 for No. 2 mixed. Whisky: steady
at 9s. Pork steady at "a o. Bacon
firm and. more doins for futures. Lard
unchanged, - m,' -. ,,,
dull and lower-4 225a6 so. Corn dull
and lower-white "a; mixed 70. Pork
quiet and unchanged. Bacon active
and higher shoulders 10f;;. clear rib Al
clear Is. Whiskey 90. - -
MEMPHIS, September 7.-Cotton quiG1'
and. nominally, ,unchanged-loW ma,
dling 154; net receipts 400; shipments
| lJJ. ,...' tra-.. f.- -.rr. IL 'r-.r.
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J Reg The Abbeville market is. now
}well supplied with beef and mutton
the supply Of butter and eggs of late has
been limited. The COWS and hens are
not doing their duty.
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n@s Our native young Governor dis
appointed some gentlemen from Nine
ty-Six who went to Greenwood to hear
him speak on last Friday week.
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be- DR.. o. P, Hawthorn, our stirring
friend from Due West, was in town OH
Monday, and reports the crops good in
that vicinity.
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County Treasurer Tolbert tried to get
a thousand dollar check cashed in our
town last week. Some Of oLr merchants
thought him crazy, as they have been
notoriously impecunious for months.
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Appointments for the Methodist
Church at AbbeViile.

~ During my absence, the pulpit Of
the Methodist church will be sup
piled IS follows:
September 18th, by Rev. Geo. F
Round. .-
September Goth, by Rev. r. N
Wells. ......
September 9th, by Rev. ". II
Lawton.
October 4th, by Rev. II. NJ. Mood
p. L. .... .. .l.-..
..'. WM. r. CAPERS.
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nsas A handsome young lady of New
berry has made conquestaof one Of the
first merchants of Ninety-SiX. Good
luck attend them. ..........,.; <
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Mr.. w. Joel Smith has Just finished
a new fence on the lot OH the side of the
street from his residence, and the side
walk is being much improved.
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ma- We regret to learn that our ex-
ccllent County Auditor, Thos. B. Mil
ford, is now quite sick with pneumonia.
We trust that lie may soon be restored
to health. ....
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nsA. Col. Hollinshcad allowed the
brass band to exercise in his office on
Monday night. The footing of horns
knocked the plastering of.
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-Four years ago, a dog bit a truck-man
in Albany, and on Saturday night, he
died Of hylrophobia. ia.-Erchangc.
Which died? the dog or the truck
man? >' 'a"'.2 i#@]2 '.' ..e"-
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Ma- Mr.. L. S. Hale, at Ninety-Six
superintends the Presbyterian Sunday
school. His singing class excel in vocal
music.
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RAJ The Hodges and the Greenwood
tax unions met in council last week and
elected delegates TO Columbia. -a
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The following persons have package:
in the Express Office:
J. E Brownlee, D B Smith, w H Pen.
ney, II G. Warmack, L N Tolbert, r r
Cade, L L Cozby, NJ G Thornton, "
Wicklifl, r McCaslan, MCGOWAN 6
Parker.
b G.. ". HAMMOND,
Agent.
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gA~ The whooping cough is among
the children of Ableville. 1t has very
much .interferred with Mr.. Mckellar's
school. - ~ ~ ---..---- -
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CHANGE.-Afr. Edwin Osborne is now
clerking for Messrs. Nelson & Cannon !;
and Mr.. Burkin Lythgoe for Mr.. ]. B..
Rogers.
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tss, i.f Date Ipuse' si..
? ssttsss1fsEas, LEWIS D. BOWIE,
wv G. G.. P. 8 G.. S., made suit to
me, to grant him Letters Of Admins
tration, de 6onis non, of the. derelict IS
tate and effects of John 9. Nickles, late
of AbbeviIle County, deceased: .
4 These arc therefore to cite and admon.
ish all and singular the Kindred and
Creditors Of the said aJohnEC. Nickles,
deceased, that they be andappear before
me. in the Court Of Probate, to be held
at Abbeville c. H., S. O. on 2lst Sep.
ternber next, after publication hereof, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, to slleWcalse,
if any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted. :.
Given under my hand and seal, this
Eighth day of AUGUST, IN the
wear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-four and in the
ninety-ninth year of American In
dependence. :.
Published for six successive weeks IN
the Abbeville Press and Banner, and on
the Court House door.
CHAS. w. GUFFIN,
Judge Of Probate.
August 70, 1874, 1s-Gt*
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DRESS And MANFU 4 King.

:lN1N ISs LYDIA IA GGART q, for:
1--WE merly connected with the EAI-
'PORIUA, and well l-knowf to the ladies
Of Abbeville and surrounding country,
as q lady Of superior taste and ability,
will have charge Of this Department.
the coming season, and from lst SEP
TENDER be ready to execute anything
needed in her line. DRESSES CUT,
FIT AND MADE at most reasonable
rates, and il the latest style. A full
assortment of Demorest and Butterlck
Patterns always on hand, at New York
prices,
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Accommodation Train between Bel.
ton ard Anderson on; Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leave BeIton at
$50 A. NJ, or on arrival of Down Train
from Greenville. Leave Anderson at
coop. NJ, connecting with Up Train
from Columbia.
. ' THOS. DODAMEAD,
Gen'l Superintendent;
JABEz NORTON, Genl Ticket Agen
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Mr.. J. B:-Raeers is useful and cner-
getic citizen, but as assistant local editor
he beats the devil. = -....
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nea. The Abbeville Court will 6e>hels
on the 1st Monday of October. ''
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Judge.
WM7HEREAS, L. D. Bowie, c: c. ?.
wv sc. s., made suit to me to grant
him Letters of Administration of the
derelict Estate and effects of Mrs. Nan
cy Wilson, late of Abbeville County,
deceased.
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of said Mrs: Nan
cy Wilson, deceased, that they be and
aDDear before me, in the Court or
Probate, to be held at Abbeville Court
House, South Carolina, on September
21st next, after publication hereof, at ii
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if anv they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this sth
,lay of August, in the year OF our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-four, and in the ninety
ninth year of American Indepen-
deEce. .-. . - . '"
I Published for six successive weeks in
the Abbev.lle Press end Banner, and on
the Court House door.
-. G. w. GUFFIN,
s..,- Judge of Probate.