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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

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WILHoF1'S ANTI-PEKIoDIC OIL FEVER AM
Va + ~TuNIC.-ThiS invaluable and standard
family medicine is now a household word
and maintains its reputation unimpaircd. It
is indorscd by the medical profession, and
prescribed daily in the Charity Hospital and
other hospitals in New Orleans. WilhOft'S
Tonic is thus highly recommended by the
leadin" D rdical men of the country, and is
worthy O.. such Endorsement. WHEELoCK,
FINLAr * Co, Pronrirtors, New Orleans.
. SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

TooTHACHE proceeds from acue in the
face, operating upon the exposed nerve of a
dccaycd tooth. Rub the gum thoroughly
with the inScr. wet with JohaSon'S -InOdyne
Liuintcat, heat the lace well, and lap Il fan
mel wet with the Iinimcnt on the face; also
put a little of the linimcnJ into the cavity Of
The tooth on cotton.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

TIE system frequently gets out Of order
and shrUIG hc ri once regulated, else other
trouble, will cnslI,: wlcu pty,ic is needed
take Parsons Prrg ',r IiI>: hey are a safe,
wholesome and natural medicine.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02
Ul. D. Walkers California Van.

Dr.. D. Walkers California var
gGar BitterS arc 4 purely Vegetable
preparation. made chiefly from the M
i've herbs found on t,.t lower ranges OF
the Sierra Nevada m~"untains Of CaiiiOr-
aia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrtm without tho USE
Of Alcohol. The question Is almost
daily asked, What is the cause r he
unparalleled Success Of VINEGAR BIT
TEES?' Our answer 5. that they remove
the cause o. disease, ard the patient re
covers lis health. They are the great
hlood purifier and q life-giving principle.
a perfect Renovation and I~nv;goratal
nI the system. Never before IL the
"5sI0:y of the world has p medicine Oees
compounded possessing the remarkatle
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERS II heasn2 tie
s.ck Of everv disease man IS rer to. They
are q gentle Purgatiye as we'll as a Tome.
relieving Co. gestior or Inflammation .;
The Liver az ] Viscerai Organs. ii Billions
Diseases.
The properties of DE-. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERS are Aperlent. Diaphoretic
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic
Sedative. COunter-Irritant, SudorIia, Altera
tive. and Anti Bilcus.
Il. VI. MCDONALD * CC..
Druggists and Gen. ActS.. san Francisco. C...-.l.
and cor. of Washington amt Charlton IS. y. I.
sold by all nd Dealer.
A.h.h.,o.L NQL-5r5
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1T Acts Like "a Charm" for the cure of
Courhs. Rronchitis, and all p lmOHary disease.
DIR. TUFTS Celebrated Expectorant. Pleasant 10
take.
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Who desire to reach country readers can do 50 IN
tire hest and cheapest manner by using one or more
sections ~ THE GREAT NEWSPAPER AUXILIARY
Lists. Apply 20 r.. p. PRATT. ~ jackson
Street. Chicago.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-11
Shall Aiken Remain a County.

The last number of the 1hikcn Tribunc
contains communication in which the
writer states that q strong movement is
on foot to petition the Legislature to re-
peal the Act constituting the County of
Aiken, and TO remand it to those COun
ties from which it was originally form
ed. The reason givcE for the movement
is the existence Of certain societies
whose patent policy is to screen Offend
rr>s aid thus To defeat the ends Of justice.
The editor without endorsing the
statements Of the writer, says that he
has good reason to believe that the pro-
position to abolish the County is serious
~ mGUtcd i'm certain quarters, but had
supposed that the moving considerations
were economical reasons. Whatever be
the reasons controlling, the proposition,
lie thinks, will meet with favorable con-
~idrration from the Legislature, and he
Ir:,IoU>iT supported by the delegations
representing the counties Of Etgc;icId,
jiarnwc!I, Nran%cbur%, and others who
originally opposed the establishment Of
the new county.
This movement in Aiken will likely
Rhrowscolds water upon the efforts which
have been repeatedly made and which
find supporters at every session of the
Legislature to establish new coun-
tios. If Aiken after incurrinp
all the expense of erecting Court
House and JAIL and furnishing its pub
lie Offices is willing to give up its sup
posed advantages and resume its former
condition, it will require a very stlong
argument to induce other, sections TO
incur the same expense, in pursuit Of
same flncicd good. 1t is a question to
10 he determined not by u few property
holders, or office seekers, but by the
people of The whole county.
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Proposed: Meeting Of Company IF.
Holc0mbe Legion.

Editors Press und BOnncr:.
Please permit me through your paper
to say to the few survivors. OF Go. ~. ,"
Holcombc Legion, S. G. Y. Infantry, y
that they are respectfully invited to at
tend a amccting Of same TOR near Green
willie church, on Wednesday, September
18th next, at 10 o'clock A. M. each man
to bring his wife and children also bas-
llct Of refreshments.
\ cordial invitation is extended to our
estccmc! Colonel, Rev. p. +. Stevens to
be present on the occasion. Object OF
meeting to renew old ac4uaintanccs and
SOC who can show The finest looking
children. Spur up comrades Come oul
one and all and let us shoW our lilt!t
sons and daughters to each other and
tell them we fought together; and also
see who can show the most little sol
diers best looking &c. Col. Ben 1icrn-
don and Gen. G. W. Hodges are rcIiicS-
ted to act rs Judges on the occ;lSion
Capt. Zieglcr and Lieut. Cochran will
please lend helping hand i'll encouray-
ing the meeting. We also invite any
other members of the Holconlbc Lc-
gion who may chance to see this notice
Rev. a. w. Moore, our chaplain, is als'
invited to be present.
s, DOCK OWEN,
~ .. JAMES JONES,
JOHN DRUMMOND,
Committee.
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Tribute Of Respect.
HALL CLINTON LODGE, 80. 3. A.. f.. NJ.
ABIErILLE, >. g., Aug. 9lh, $50.

HALL CLINTON LODGE, 80. 3. A.. F.. ~.
ABHErILLE, >. g., Aug. 9lh, JN1j.
AT the regular communication OF
Clinton Lodge, No. s, A.. f.. NJ, the
following preamble and resolution were
adopted:
WHEREAS it has pleased the Supreme
Grand Master of the universe by the
blow Of His gavel to forever silence our
brother JOEL S. PERRIN, and call him
from the checkercd pavements of this
life to await His will and pleasure in
the holy Of holies above, be it therefore
Resolved !. That by the death Of our
brother the country, the Church and the
Lodge have parted with genial, warm.
hearted and Jealous friend; one who
was beloved by all who knew him, and
one who had not an enemy.
>. That we mourn with and tender
our heartfelt sympathy to the bcrcavcd
family, and bid them mOurn not as
those who mourn without hope.
3. That Il copy of these resolutions bt
enclosed to the family of the deceased
and published in the county papers.
t. That u blank page in the book o
the Lodge be left to the memory OF oul
departed brother.
w. II. PARKER, w. NJ.
j. G. IEo$mdn&Iy, Secretary.
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The Sailors Champion.

a remarkable man is Mr.. Samuel
Plimsoll, member Of the British Par
lament, who with great persj ;tcncy,
and in the face Of much Encouragement
has devoted himself for Yeas to secure
protection to scamcn from loss OF life by
the Use Of un$caworlhy vessels. 1t had
been the practice Of shipowners to get
some crazy hulk of Il vessel, insured
largely beyond its value, and then to
send it on 4 long voyage, with the full
intention of sacrificing the lives of the
crew. Thus hundreds OF lives were
yearly sacrificed, to the greedy avaricc
Of unscrrpulous men.
Through the efforts of Mr.. PlmsolI,
pHbic attcitiOn has been directed to
the subject and the Government has
been forced to do something for the pro-
lection OF scamcn. About two years
ayo Il bill was passed authorizing the
Government TO prevent the sailing Of
unSCawOrthy vessels, and under this
act near n thousand vessels l,avc been
,tvpr"d, onc!u!i Of which were unfit
ior service.
'rhc defeat Of Mr.. rlimsoll's bill Of
lie present session has raised such Il
.t"rm Of public Indignation, that the
Nisrucli ministry has been forced to re-
trace lis steps, and 20 bring forward L
Il
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Lebanon Items.

RrMoE says that Il petition is to be
sent up to the County Commissioners
for 4 public highway from Relcher'>
shop nrar Hopcwcll Church through Mr.
Arch Watson and John S. Ecd's plan
talions and intrrsecting the Vienna
road near Lebanon i. O. The want OF
the :oad hats long been felt, and there i.
no question, but il j., 4 great necessity.
The colord Bapiiss had Il big shout
on Sunday night which! woke up .thc
nci4hborh0ud. Judging from the noise,
the: must nave pcrlnrmcl one "r lhcir
African fetch. The noise consisted Gt
loud singing, screaming, Chipping oi
hands and jumrin" Oh tic floor.
TIE wheat crop Of Lebanon averages
eight and Il half bushels to tile head.
jwlites,j which is a great Improvement
on the past crop. Try again brother
farmer to make wheat for your bread,
oats and barley for your horses, and
corn and cotton for your surplus crop.
The fools are not all dead. Many will
continue to plant all cotton and will
waut you corn ut home for II good price.
HARD 70 BEAT.-It is estimated that
Mr.. Arch Watson will make twelve
bales of cotton and good corn crop &c
one mule. Mr. Watson is one OF OF!
best men and best farmers. Wish We
had enough Of the same sort.
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PREVENTION OF SCARLET FEVER
The UuhimOrcun says: "As this DIRE adj
full disease frequently makes its appear
ancc at this season Of the year, we feel
that we cannot do our readers a better
service than to give the following pre-
ventive, communicated some time ago
to the Baltimore Sun; the prescription
was put up by various druggists of Bal
timorc, and we learn that it is the tcsti-
mony Of every one orthcm that ut q time
when scarlet fever was very prevalent
here, not single case occurred where
this prescription was followed. DR..
CherDonia is Il graduate Of the Universe
ty Of Paris, and one Of the most skIllful
and accomplished physicians and high
toned gentlemen of our city:
"EXtract of bclladonna, two grains ;
cinnamon water, one ounce; alcohol,
ten drops. Give two or three times Il
day, Dose one drop for every year OF
the age o: the child; ten drops will be
the maximum dose"
WHAT Coop ROADS DO.-Good roads
benefit every one residing along their
course. Good roads save horse flesh !;
they facilitate the transportation Of pro-
ducc to market; they save your temper ;
they increase the value of your land,
they lend attractiveness to the eye Of 4
stranger; they increase the traffic and b,l-
sineSs ii town by its vitality in all the
various branches of trade. Show us Il
Town which receives = large country
trade by means of the fine roads lcaping
10 it. and We will show you u place that
is lively, progressive and thrifty, with
money circulating plrnty, and men in
All branc!es Of industry busy as beavers.
Pro AND CoN.-- While tllc En'Hn!orc
Gu:cttC believes and hopes that .ll!cn
will be defeated in Ohio. in consequence
of tho 8rrcnback platform, the Gncjn-
n0H Enq"jrcr gives seventeen reasons
why he will be victorious, chief among
which is the stand taken on the currency
question. The N,,<hriWe UniDn und IInc/-
icrtn furnishes the true reason why Rad-
icalism is going TO wreck. 1t says: "The
God bountifuily blessed but that bring
no dividends to the owners the unpaid
claims Of every unpaid merchant are e.
pleading for the Democratic
cause. Hard times will and ought to
beat any party that is responsible for
them.
Inc mann oDicciloE most people nave
to sending communications on postal
cards is that the writing is, Of course,
open to general pcrusal. \ good way of
avoiding this difficulty is to use synpa-
thctic ink. y solution Of ten grams of
Of soda in sixteen tea
spoonsrUl Of water is The simplest fluid
for the purpose. Use u perfectly clean
pen, and after writing 60 over Tic letters
with n smooth papcr-cutlcr to remove
all traces Of the salt. Exposure to the
heat of a bright coal fire turns the wri-
ting black.
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The Ohio CanVaSs-Mr. Thurman on
the Currency.

Senator Thurman in a recent speech
at Mansfield, Ohio, declares himself 4
, hard-moncy man, or in other words as
opposed to an irredcemable currency !;
and he denies that a contrary view is
expressed in the platform of the late
convention, or is held by majority of
| its members. Had such been their
views they would have expressed them
without ambiguity but the platform
whilst advocating the substitution Of
grcCnEackS for national bplk-nOtcS,
makes no declaration in favor of III ir
ircdeemable currency, or against gold
and silver. On the contrary it contrm-
plates bringing them to 4 par with gold,
and making them equal to the wants of
trade without declaring for imitation.
! Mr.. Thurman does not defend the
! platform, but thinks that the currency
should not he made a party question,
much less aVucStion in an election for
State officers as in Ohio. Ii is qucs-
ton on which Democrats and Republic
cans alike differ, and should be Subordi
mated to other issues which divide the
two great parties Of the country. He
declares himself Il lifelong Democrat
,,,,I ,.;..,.. ,,,n ro.,,, far hi. r,,,,r ,,o
'''' = - Wv '''7"'' '|'
say;
! have been Democrat all my life,
aud Nh"I' and "ncre |" be IL Dr2'""ral
W. 10 br i"l.iir;>'!J o>:fa"is"d. u:'He
ciun& 20 !te party ~ IL darkest hours
rs we'll rs III lis h'lG!ilc&t Nl'ii SOME
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Working; the Roads-A Change fol
the Better.

Nc5Sr& Robert Jones and Thomas
Christian, Of The Board OF County Com
lni,Sioncrs, have been making an cX-
tended tour through the various town.
ships, in pursuance of the programme
published elsewhere, for the purpose Of
organizing more efficient force for the
performance Of road duty, and have
met with such cooperation on the part
Of the .pcoplc, that they hope, hence
forth to introduce something like system
and thoroughncss in the working of the
roads. They hope to complete their
work thi$ week and then will bc pre-
pared to announce the results Of their
lahors. They have divided the various
public roads Of the County into sections
each under the superintendent of road
overseer appointed by them, and have
designated ccrtrin stations within each
section, and prescribed the number of
hands to be furnished from each station
All Of this is made matter Of record,
and will show at glance where the re-
sponsibility for the work lies. From so
good a beginning we augur the best re-
suits. We will publish in our next a
list Of the ovcrseers and stations. We
trust then that bad roads will soou be a
thing Of the past and that the blessings
of the travelling public will soon be
merited by our efficient County Board.
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TrHNlrs.-'t is now time TO prepare to
SOW turnips. The labor Of cultivation
is small, and the preparation of land and
sowing seed, comes at leisure season OF
tllc year, and but few crops pay better.
4 few acres will winter ilock Of sheep,
and what is better in eating them oil the
sheep will leave The ground improved at
least 0ne hundred per cent. Ashes is the
cheapest and best manure within The
rc;.~!, Of farmers for turnips. Indeed
potash in some form is an indispensable
in raising u good root crop.
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AN hearing the Complaint, and on
~ motion by Perrin d COthran, At
torneys for the Plaintiff, 1t is Ordered,
that the sixth day of October, 1875, be
and is hereby fixed for q settlement Of
the Estate of Thos. J. OutZ, decd, and
that the defendants be and they are
hereby required to answer the Com
plaint and appear in this Court, to be
holden at Ahbeville Court House, S. c.,
OH the day above named. ut 10 o'clock
a. NJ, and that copies Of the Complaint
and this Order be duly served Oh the
Defendants.
1t is further Ordered, That all
be and they are hereby enjoined
and restrained from commencing or
prosecuting any suit or suits against the
estate OF Thos. j. Outz, deceased, and
that the said Orion II. Whatlcy be, and
he is hereby required to produce before
this Court on the day Of settlement the
authority by which he claims the right
to receive the trust estate of his wife
Elizabeth, and his children, from the
estate of ThOs. J. Outz, deceased.
1t appearing to this Court by the affi-
davit of j. NJ. Gaines, that the Defend
ants j. \. DObbs, ana Minerva, his wife,
Lcmuel Brooks and Mary his wife, and
Benjamin l.. Outz reside beyond the
limits of this State, 1t is therefore Or
dcred, That the said defendants be made
parties by publication and that q copy
of the Complaint and this Order bescrv-
cd on them respectively by mail, pos
tage prepaid, addressed to their respec-
tive Post Offices rs specified in the said
Affidavit, and tha. the Plaintiff shall
have such other and further relief as
her case may require.
THOS. Is. MILFORD,
TSEA il. Judge of Probate,
Abheville County.
August 6, 1873.
The above is Il true copy.
Attest, J. G.. WOSMANSKG,
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GOVERNOR SCOTT'S SrEECH.-G Gov
crnoT Scott has recently made n speech
i'll Napoleon, Ohio, at the reunion OF
his old regiment, in which, according to
the papers, he advocated the payment
Of the Confederate debt, and compensa-
ton for the cmancipatcd slaves. We
have seen an abstract Of the speech,
which contains no such proposition,
though he does urge the burial Of old
issues, and the inauguration of a policy
Of concilation. This is the spirit of
the recent crntcnnials, and is that
which must rule the country at no dis
lant day. The bitter memories of thc
past, and the C$lranGCmcnt of the sec
tons are coming to ;tn end, and Cover
nor Scott is only yielding TO tho incvi-
table.
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NOTICE OF CAMP MEETING.-Tht
Camp-Mccting Of the A. NJ. f.. Church
will commence on the 18th August, Il,
the Tabernacle, four miles from Able,
vile Courthouse. All the lovers Of .Jc
sus, white and colored. are invited t(
attend. Come one; come all.
ABRAHAM WESTON.
Presiding Elder.
EDWARD PERRIN.
JAS. II. BAKER.
Z. +. PORTER.
Ministers.
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Due West Female College.

PmyIIE Sixteenth year of this Institu-
b ton will open on MONDAY,
GCTOBEN 4lh. Faculty complete
course OF study thorough government
Kind and parcntal location healthy
and pleasant, terms reasonable.
The President and his family will oc-
cupy the College Building and take
cllaigc Of The Boarding Department.
The College Building is undergoing
thorough repairs and ttc H"ardlng
Rooms will be completely rc-jurnlshcd.
For catalogue, address,
J. |. BONNER,
Due West, Abbeville County, S. &.
Aug. II, 1875, 1S-4t
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Copy Stu,m0ns.

10 the Detendeft Elizabeth j. Title: -
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, which is filed in the office Of
the Clerk of the Probate Court for the
said County, and to file q copy of your
answer to the said complaint in the said
office within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service: and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs in this action williapply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint. -. <. .;s.1.-,5.s.. .ss3.. q
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated July q, 1875. n 1883 &
TO Elizabeth J. Title, Defendant:
Take notice that the Summons thiS
action, of which the foregoing is a copy,
was filed in the office of the Clerk OF
the Probate Court at Abbeville Court
House in the County of Abbeville, in I
the Slatcof South Carolina, on the 9th
day of July, 1875. y.
EDWARD NOBLE, &
Abbeville G.. H., S. G.
July q, 1875, l5-6t '.s.
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Plantation for Sale.

w ,S {. 49, "a
. A GOOD PIIANTAFION II ingA BBE-
.EYA LILLE co UNITY on the 4waters
OF. Satuda River and Turkey Creek, one
miiesabovc the free bridge, FOR SALE
ONsRF FNSONABLE TERMS. Said
plaeeeontains about
@ $50 Acres,
2Oaeres Of choice bottom land, 80 acres
of COED forest land, 25 acres of fresh
land capable of producing q bale OF cot
tofg per acre, 100 acres Of cedar land
highly adapted to the growth of cotton,
-. acres of medium, half worn land
adapted to grain. A commodious dwell
ingSwilh six room well ventilated, Gin
House, Gin and Screw in good repair,
;allasnecessary out buildings. Place
healthy and we'll watered.
Terms one-half cash, balance in two
equal annual instalmcnts.
sssAppIy to Mr.. JOHN BEASLEI, near
the ipremiscs, or to NJ. &. HEIGLER,
:Cekesbury.
sss.s JAS. KILLINSWORTH,
Fair Play, Oconee Co., S. G.
Aug 9th, 1915, lS-3t
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The State Of South Carolina
County Of Abbeville. E@ ;.
In Probate Court. g. ..

Thos. J. Wilson, James L. Wilson, :
Nancy G. Edwards, Benjamin A.
Wilson, John II. Wilson, William W.
Wilson, George L. Wilson, Lizzie
Wilson, Allen Wilson; Sarah Wilson
and Robert Wilson, Plaintiffs,
.. against - ~ G2a
Elizabeth J. Title. .f
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Fire Insurance.

gTTViiJI LIVERPOOL. LONDON &
Il GLOnE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, inSurcS a@ainSl losses hy
fire at low rates, and 1"i!yS dN losses
Jjr0j0yiY Assets; 80, ,0nn, ,0N.W.
WM. II. PARKER, Agent.
Aug. II, 1873, lS-Jt
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II Office.

sEyILL be let to the lowest bidder
wv at BROOKS MILL on the
Eth day of AUGUST next, at IL
O'Clock ~, the Rebuilding of the
Bridge over Calhoun's Creek at said
Wills. Also, at the same time and
place will be let the rebuilding OF
the Bridge at John Links, over the
same stream. Specifications to be
made known on day Of letting. The
successful bidder will be required to
give bond and surety for the faithful
performance Of the contract on his
part. The County Commissioner
letting the bridge reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order Of the Board,
ROBERT JONES,
Chairman.
July %, 1875, 15-3t
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containing
Thirty Acres,

more or less, situated, being and ly
ing in the village Of Geecnwood,
County and State aforesaid. Front.
ing on the &. L. G. r. r. on the north.
by Homestead and W. II. Whitlock
on the cast, by railroad street on tho
south and west by W X. Blake, to
be sold in lots. Plats to be exhibit
ed On day Of Sale.
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DY virtue Of an Order from the
ID Hon. T. B. Milford, Judge Of
the Court of Probate for the County
of Abbeville, l will sell at Abbevi!lc
Court House on SaIeday in Scptem-
ber next, within the legal hours,
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Complaint for Settlement of the Estate
of Thomas j. Outz, deceased, for In
junction and Relief.