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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-09-06
The Coming Town Council Election.

The election for Intendant and War
dens of the town Of Abbeville is adj
yertised to take place on Monday next,
and as usual there is much feeling
among some of our citizens in refer
euce to the election of these officers
who have Il sight of disagreeable work
to do without receiving any pay or
thanks, either. The names of candi-
dates have been put forward and the
friends of the nominees have active
~ gone to work, and nc good citizen
should absent himself from the polls,
or neglect to cast his vote for the best
ticket before the people. That same
old question "Wet" or Dry" is now,
as it has done for the past twenty
years, agitating the minds of some of
our people, who are interested in haV-
ing wet" ticket. The DRY" men
have no idea of attempting the e.ec-
ton of DRY" council, and we are
glad that they have determined not to
make an issue of that sort. We have
been familiar with Abbeville for the
past twenty years and as fur as we
know, in no single instance nave the
"Dry" men been sufficiently strong t.
elect their council. Forourselves weare
tired of having that question agitated.
It never does any good, and frequent
" has caused US to elect an inferior
council. Our citizens, even before the
colored element were allowed to vote
did not choose to shut up the dram
shops, and it is not reasonable 10 sup
pose that the Dry" men could viii
q divided white vote win against .
solid black vote in favor of the I'VE!
ticket.n For this reason, we think II
worse than foolish to agitate the ques'
ton at all. While we are q temper
ance man, and never touch it our
selves, we are led to believe that whis
kew is q necessary evil. No CONNER
cial town can prosper without having
1t for sale in its business marts. IT II
an'article demanded more or less BY
nine tenths Of the people, and if W.
do not keep it for sale the trade ant
business Of the county will naturally
20 to other towns. The farmers vii
20 with their cotton and other produce
where they can buy whatever they
want. The trade of Abbeville is no"
low enough, but if we We're to stop th'
sale Of whiskey it would be still fur
ther curtailed, and the property or tn
town be deprecated in value.
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Sherifs Sale.
Mrs. Louisiana A. Cobb,

MIS-. LOUISIANA a.. COOD,
against
Butler w. Cobb, Charles A. Cobb,
Willie NJ. Cobb, and others.
Order Of Probate Court,
DY virtue of an Order to me d.
rected in the above stated case,
l will sell to the highest bidder at
Public Auction within the legal hours
of sale ut Abbeville Court House, OH
Monday, the I'd October, a. d. 1876,
the following described property, to
wit All that tract or parcel of land
situate, lying and being on Coronacre
creek in the County of Abbeville,
South Carolina, and known o. the
Buchanan tract, and containing one
hundred and seventy-eight acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of
3. q. Herndon, D. Wyatt Aiken, s
D.. Buchanan, II. +. Buchanan,
and others.
Terms, credit Of one, two and three
years, with interest from day Of sale
payable in three annual installments,
secured by bond and mortgage of the
premises. The cash payment. the
bond and mortgage to be made to the
Probate Judge. The purchaser to pay
for necessary papers and recording to
be sold at the risk of Butler w. Cobb
and G. A. Cobb, the former purchasers.
L. P. GUFFIN, Sheriff A. &.
Sheriff's Office, Sept. I'd, 1876.
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Labor Reform Association.

During the primary elections on the first
Saturday OF September, IL part OF the mem-
beers of the Due West Democrrtic club assem-
bled to consider the propricty of etfccting nm
organization under the name OF Labor Re-
form Association. Temporarily. Dr.. J; a.
Robinson was elected to the chair anu q. r.
Hawthorn to act Us secretary. GU motion, q
Committee was appointed, consisting OF nre,
viz. Robt. Pratt, j. L. Robinson, j. =. Kay
+, v. Pruitt and II. l.. Clinkscales, to look
afters constitution. After a brief consulta-
ton, they reported that the Abbeville LABOR
Reform Association be adopted as n guide
with the privilege Of modification. ns the
Association may see 1T. Each article OF inc
said constitution was parceled out ny the
chair and adopted unanimously. a V IN
article I'd section 9Th, in lieu Of Thursday, inc
time of meeting, monthly, the "a Saturday
after the regular meeting Of the Denlocratio
club was substituted.
ON motion, the balloting method was
adopted, for ~clcctlng officers. Tho following
names are the results of the election:
President-Dr. n. Henry.
yice-Presidents-R. H.. Armstrong n H.
NJ. Johnson.
Cor. Secretary-J. W. Haddon.
Rec. Secretary-O. 4. Hawthorn.
Treasurcr--F. V. Pruit.
On motion, every mcnbe was required tc
use his influence In securing memberships
and report ut the regular meeting. No other
business, the Association adjourned to meet
ut the appointed time.
DR., !. A. ROBINSON, President.
O.. 7. HAWTHORN, Secretary.
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THE RAIDS AT WORK.
The Burning of DIR. J. w. W. Mar
shall's Fine Residence.

The citizens of this town were arous-
ed from til, :" slumbers on Sunday
morning last at half past three o'clock
by the ringing of the church, hotel,
sion and market bells, together with
the alarming cry of fire" and it was
soon ascertained that the dwelling of
DR.. Marshall on Magazine Hill was i'll
flames. Our citizens rushed to the
Doctors relief but owing to the great
Roadway which the flames had made
before the alarm was given, but little
assistance could be rendered. The
house was soon enveloped in the fiery
element and nearly the entire contents
were consumed. Mrs. Smith, the Doc
tors mother-in-law. an old lady who
had been confined to her bed for u
long time barely escaped from her
room upstairs. Only n mattress, II
feather bed, q few chairs, some cloth
ing. a piano and q few odds and ends
we're ali that were saved out of a large
honse well filled with all that went
to make a large family comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. r. Plnkney, or
Charleston, who were on a Visit TO the
Doctors family, lost everything with
them. Among other things burnt
were valuable papers, several hundred
dollars in money and a gold
belonging to Mrs. Smith.
The Doctor and Mr.. Pinkney both lost
rold watches. The silver and glass
ware of the house were q total loss.
The sympathies Of this community
IRE with DR.. Marshall in this great Gu
as it is believed that it was the
work of all incendiary. For the past
weeks, some of the Republic
cans have openly made threats to
burn the property of Democrats aud it
fair to presume that this is only the
of what they intend to DO:
When Republicans can boldly stand
On our streets and declare their lnten-
ton to burn the property of Demo
Gratis we are indeed in a lamentable
We have been Informed
several women have declared
heir intention to burn, while one
man. some two or three weeks ago
mon the public square made threats
@ burn the property of the Democrats
the town. The threats have been
made aud the burning has been done.
What better proof do we want. a
nan makes q threat to do a thing and
{ is done. If the aforesaid Joshua
md the women above mentioned are
not swung to a limb, we think they
should at least be arrested and bound
,ver to court. 1t would, if it did no
,ther good, prove whether the Trial
Justices we're disposed to do their duty
n requiring good bail, and the COM
would see who of u citizens
endorse the incendiary act by going
heir security.
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The State of South Carolina,
County of Abbcville.
IN PROBATE COURT.
Sherif's Sale.
Sarah A. Norwood, Execu'x, Plaintiff,
against
Sallie n. Calhoun, and others, Def'ts.
COMPLAINT to Sell Real Estate, Mar-
shat Assets, &c.
DY virtue of an Order of the Court
of Probate for Abbeville Coun-
ty, in the above named case, L VIII
sell at Abbeville Court House, on
Sale Day in OCTOBER next, within
the legal hours Of sale, to the highest
bidder, the Real Estate of
JAMES NORWOOD, Deceased.
1st, THE WHITE LICK TRACT,
with an elegant building Oh it, about
two and one-half miles from the town
of Abbeville, on the Vienna Road,
adjoining lands of William Sprouse
and others, and containing -Four Hun
dred and Fifty (45O) Acres, more or
I'd. THE YOUNG PLANTATION,
adjoining the McDuffie Plantation,
the Haskell lands and others, contain
ing Six Hundred (6OO) Acres, more or
less.
Sd. THE McDUFFIE PLANTA-
TON, in the Flat Woods, on waters
of Little River, adjoining lands for
merly owned by John A. Calhoun,
and now in the possession of his
widow, Mrs. Sarah Calhoun; lands
formerly owned by Charles II. Haskell
and lands owned by Mrs. Cabell, con-
tanning Four Thousand and Two Hun
dred a, 2OO) Acres, more or less. Thi:
Tract to be divided III several parcels
plats of which will be exhibited OF
the day of sale.
TERMS.
One-half the purchase money to b.
paid in cash. The balance on 4 credi
of twelve months, to be secured by
bond with good security and a mort
gage on the premises to Probate Judg
of Abbeville County, with 10 per lent
interest per annum. Purchaser t
pay for all necessary papers and re
cording. -,
Terms of sale to be complied wit
the Probate Judge.
l.. 2. GUFFIN. Sheriff a. c.
! Sheruf's Office, Sept. =, 1874.
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Returning Pilgrims.

Last night a party of fifteen negroes
passed through town OH their way
back to Georgia. In the spring this
party being under the impression that
South Carolina was a land of liberty
and plenty, pulled upstakesi in Wilkes
county. and came to Laurens county
in this State where they settled. Since
then they have become dissatisfied
and are going back to their old homes
sadder and wiser men. They say that
Georgia is a much better State than
South Carolina, and Nelson Steven,
the man of the party, who called at
this office, says he would advise his
rae to 60 to Georgia in preference to
staying here in South Carolina. He
says his race is more honest in Georgia
than they are here. He says he never
heard Of as much stealing in his life as
he has heard of since he has been in
snuth Carolina. He never voted in
his life.
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The State of South Carolina.

4AS NAoSS IL "SoVA WA S4AA~
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters OF
Administration.
BY THOMAS B. MILFORD, ESQ,
Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, William H. >Shives
w has made suit to me, to grant
him Letters of Administration OF the
Estate and effects of Caesar Shives
late of Abbewille County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ad.
monish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the aaid Ceaser
Shives deceased, that they be and ap-
pear, before me, in the Coust of Pro-
bate, to be heh at AEbbevilfe G.. DIS n
the l4th day'o September next after
publication hereof, at IL o'clock 10 the
forenoon, to show cause, II any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
twenty-ninth day of August in
the year of our Lord one thou
s. T.. sand eight hundred and. seventy
six and in the one hundred and
first year Of American Indpend-
enee.
Published OIL the goth day of Au-
gust and on the 9Th day Of September
1876 in the Ab6eviUe Press and Ban
ucr and on the Court House door for
the time required by law.
THOMAS B. MILFORD.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
August 30. 1876, ct.
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NOTICE..

II OST, strayed or stolen from tho IN
IL dersigned at Abbeville Z. H., on
yesterday afternoon, One Light Colored
Sorrcl Horse, about Isl hands high, with
front and rear Feet OF right side White.
and q very large Scar on left side, a little
in front Of his left flank, and a narrow
Blaze in his face. In good condition and
appears to be about 8 or 9 years old.
ANY information concerning the above
described Horse, will be gratefully re.
coived and rewarded by
w. u. G~ALLAHAUGHER.
ABBEvILLE &. H., S. G..
August %. 1876.
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Pleasant Day Mt Clinkscales' Mill,

Pleasant Day at ClInkscaies' MIL
On last Friday the citizens of the
nejphborhood of Monterey gave an
excellent pic mic and barbecued dinner
at Clinkscales' mill, to which there
were quite a number of ladies and
gentlemen invited from the village.
i After a pleasant ride of ten miles
with the most enjoyable company we
arrived on the ground. not without an
adventure, but without any limbs
broken, and joined and intermingled
with the group Of plcasure-seeklng
young people who were already seat
ed ON the benches and rocks in the de-
lightful shades of the over-hanging
branches of the monarchs of the for
est. Spending some time in this
social manner, quite a number of the
party retired to the mill house, and
under the inspiration of some excel
lent violin music furnished by MIR.
Elijah Speer, engaged in the dance
until dinner was announced.
The dinner was an abundant n
and consisted of every variety of
meats, vegetables and pastes, prepared
in the most palatable manner. which
together with the kindly greeting ex-
tended to all, spoke volumes for the
generosity and hospitality Of these
GOOD people whose guests we were.
The day being IL pleasant one, and the
party being in n fine humor for enjoy
ment nothing transpired to mar in the
least the pleasure of any one, anu
those from Abbeville felt pleased at
having spent the day with the nice
people OF Monterey.
Among the gentlemen present from
Abbeville were Messrs. S. C.. Cason,
NJ. p. DeBruhl, w. c.. MCGOWAN,
Arthur Simpkins, .. II. Calhoun,
Tillman Wardlaw, Cheves Haskell,
James Perrin, Willie Lyon, and repre-
sentatives of the Press and Banner
and the Medium. Among the ladies
were Mrs. J. f. Livingston, Misses
Sadie Livingston. Emma Wilson, Ivy
Perrin, Meta Lythgoe, Rebecca Ca
ter. Annie Huckabee, Hattie Allen:
Noticeable among the crowd that
day at the mill was Squire VIM. and
Mrs. Speer, who are now over eighty
years of age. These good Old people
have been blessed by a kind Provi-
dence and honored 10y all who know
them. Their good example and sterl-
ing character will serve to guide MS IN
the path of right long after they shall
have gone to their reward.
DR.. j. II. Baskins, William Lanier
and others, took an active part in get
ting IN the dinner. Nj. and Mrs.
Edwin Calhoun were present and con-
tributed their part to the success OF
the days entertainment. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Clinkscales were not hind
most in the good work, while Mr..
and Mrs. w. V. C~linkscales were a
host Of themselves, and DR.. Taggart's
friendly welcome made all feel at
home.
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Sherifs' Sale.
VIM. II. Parker, Order
against Of

III. II. Is OTucE
against Of
John F. Cleveland. Court.
DY virtue of an Order of Court to
hid me directed in the above stated
case, I will cell to the highest bidder
at public auction within the legal
hours of sale, at Abbeville Court
House, on Monday, the I'd day of o.
tober A. D. 1875, the following de-
Scribed property. to wit: All that
tract or parcel of land situate, lying
and being in the County of Abbeville,
South Carolina, and known rs a part
Of the DuBose tract on Russel's creek,
containing seventy-five acres, more or
less, bounded by lands of VIM. H.
Parker, George Robertson. and others,
being the tract on which defendant
now resides.
Terms, viz: for so much cash as
will pay the amount of the purchase
money now due with interest and
cost, and for the remainder If any q
credit of twelve months with interest
to be secured by bond and mortgage.
The purchaser to pay for necessary
papers, &C., and taxes for the current
year.
L. P. GUFFIN, Sheriff A. c.
Sheriff's Office, I'd Sept. 1876.
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Sherif's Sale,

james r., Lemuel L., Laurence p,
Preston L. and Sallie NJ. Gutiin.
against
Charles w. Guf1n, Admir-, and Anna
+. Guff1n.
Order Of Probate Court.
DY virtue Of an order to ME direct
ND ed in the above stated case, /
will sell at Abbeville Court House on
the I'd Of October, 1879, the real estate
of Charles B. Guffin, decd, contain.
ing eight hundred acres, more or less,
bounded by lands of Col. #. G. Perrin,
John Shillito, Charles White,
+. NJ. Edwards, and others.
Terms Cash, purchasers to pay for
papers and taxes for the current year.
l.. r. GUFFIN, Sheriff A. G..
Sheriff's Office, I'd Sept. 1875.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

kens' G K Rabb, I'll Haddon, VIM Hood,
Due west; W * Briggs, G%reenyille; CIV
Wetmoro, New York Mrs F T Snead, Miss
Wardlaw, John Wardlaw; 0glethrope, Ga;
dcsyiIle: J 3 Brownlee, Antreville; A Ken:
nedy. j j Britt, J NJ smiit, Midway; Dr. WV
Marshall, Mrs N T Sassard Abbcville; il
LiddelI, Storm Hill S & Link, Linkville: X
N WI Mn, Chapel; Isacc aolnes, Charleston
WIER's HOTEL.-B. Freeman. Baltimore;
Walter Mars, Calhoun's Mills; n r;
Brownlee. Diumon Hill; Rev J Bonner, and
Son, Rev W NJ Grier, r w Haddon, Due
West; j P Philips, G NJ Anderson, r Saun-
ders, J King, Nincty-Six; L. D; Conner
Mai. NJ. G. ZeigIer. Cokesbury; i; i. Hughes
Hodges: DR. g b Reid, Donnldsville; John 4
Brooks, ID W Thomas, Brooks Mills; A b
Hamblln, Antreville; I'D Pace Hodges; Dr
u Benson, Mt Carmel, + F Riley, Green
wood; Marion, G Smith, Charleston.
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The State of South Carolina,
COIjNTY or ARREVTT,T,E =

COON IL VI AD0c
Probate Court Citation for Letters az
Administration.
by THOMAS B. MILFORD, ESQ.,,
Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, g. f. Ross has
w made suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration Of the Es-
tate and effect of Thomas Ross.late of
Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore TO cite aud adj
mOnish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Thomss Ross
deceased, that they be and appear be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate, sto,be
held at Abbeville G. H., on the 18th
day of September next after puhlica-
ton hereof, at II o'clock in the fore
noon ITO: show cause, il any they have,
why the said Administration should
rot b 9 :granted.
Given under my hand;and seal, this
twenty-eigllt day of August In
the year.oftour Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seven
ty-six and in the one hundred
and first year of American Iu-
dependence.
Published on the 30th day OF Au-
gust and OF the 9th day Of September
1875 in the A6beviHe Press and Ban.
ner and OH the Court House door far
the time required by law.
THOMAS B. MILFORD,
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
August 80. 1875. ct.
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Death.

An infant child of Mr.. Shumate died
in Cireenvilte county, last week, to
which place he and family had ben on
a visit to relatives. Its remains were
brought down OH conductor Wilcox,s
train on Saturday night, on the fol-
lowing day 1.-THE Sabbathl were depos-
tied in the cemetry of the P~resbyte-
rian church. Only those who have
been similarly afflicted can be susceptt-
ible of a feeling of true sympathy with
the bereaved parents, and we trust they
may find consolation in the thought
that their little one is in the arms OF
Ninety Sic Herald.
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WITHDRAWAL.

thank my friends for their conf
dence shown by nominating me for
Intendant of the town, but l respect
fully decline being a candidate, as it
NAV he inconvenient for me to I'LL
the office, ever if elected.
Respectfully,
C. w. GUFFIN.
Monday, Sept. 4, 1876.
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A Call for the Purpose of Organizing
n County Labor Reform Assoc
citation.
Editor Press and Banner:
All Labor Reform Associations are
requested to send at least three dele
gates to represent them in a conven-
ton to be held on the 23d inst, for the
puapose of organizing a County Labor
Reform Association. That q central
club or association for the purpose OF
disseminating information Is necessa-
nv, no one can doubt who is familiar
with the workings of the order.
A LABOR REFORMER.
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If WE are true to ourselves and the
country, the Democrats will take pos
session Of this government after No
vember. If We allow the negroes to
lord it over us, we deserve to be kick
ed through the land by Africans. They
have been unreasonable and have lev
led high taxes on us without our con.
sent. and their dishonest officials have
stolen the money, We deserve oil
this if we are willing to submit to it,
When they see us in our might deter
mining to assert our rights they ask Vi
to be quiet and promise to steal nc
more Tor reform, which is the same
thing.)
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FREE LUNcH.-Somebody put up a
notice on the Post office on Monday
last that Mr.. J. A. Wier, the lucky
nominee for School Commissioner,
would give a free lunch to all his
friends at the Hotel at II o'clock.
When about'fi i've hundred went down,
Mr.. Wier took great care to explain to
them that it was q joke that somebody
had played on him. He was not pre-
pared to give the lunch.
COUNCIL NOMINATIoN.-The RAIDS
have madethe following nomination /:
Intendant-C. w. Gufin.
Wardens - John Patton, Elijah
Whitlock, T. B. Milford, and Benje-
mar w. Hughes.
The Democrats have put up a ticket
with which they intend to beat that
ticket, as follows:
For Intendant-W. H. Parker.
Wardens-T. P. Quarles, J. F. c.
DuPre, J. w. Sign and A. Request.
OUR energetic and widc-awake
townsman, Mr.. A. Bequest, has been
appointed chief of the fire department
" AUUSSlilS, oilh hu9 ~"
possession of the ladders and buckets,
us we'll as the fire eXtinguisher. Yes
terday evening he WAS experimenting
with the eXtinguishcr, which worked
quite satisfactorily. A better selec'
ton than Mr.. a. Request could no,
have been made. He is always at his
post, full Of life and energy.
WHILE our farmers refuse or ne2lec
to SOW oats that cal be raised fifteen
cents q bushel, is it any wonder tina
they are poor when they give q lfel
on the cotton crop to buy corn a
sl.3O? a simpleton might answe,
this question.
FLAG PREsENTATIoN.-Miss rabbi
through DR.. Bonner, presented beau
tiful flag to the Rifle club at Due Yves
on Saturday last. Dr.l Robertson, tn
Chairman, responded in q good speecl
and turned it over 10 Mr.. j. w. Had
| dom, who received it and replied j!
an appropriate speech.
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NOTICE.

A \ election for Intendant and War
n dens for the town of Abbcvillc will
be held in the Court House on Monday
the eleventh day OF September next from
six o'clock in the morning until six
o'clock in the afternoon when, the polls
shall he closed, the managers shall imme-
diately thereafter count the votes and pro.
claim tho election. BY order Of Council,
r. JONES, Intendant.
Managers. T. Robertson, J. NJ,
Gambrell, Samuel Johnson.
August &c, 1915, I'd.
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Card of Thanks.

The "McGowan Sabre Club" of Di-
almond Hill return their thanks to
Miss MCGOWAN for q beautiful flag
presented to them on Saturday last.
With the approving smiles of such Ia
dies we would he less than men If we
failed to do our whole duty.
J. L. BROWNLEE, Captain.
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After the Town Council.

Editor Press and Banner:
We desire to know Of the Town
Council why u return of receipts and
expenditures has not been filed as re.
quired by law and published.
AS tax payers we have q right to
know what moneys are collected and
how appropriated-and we recon-
mendt that a committee of citizens be ap.
pointed by the tax payers of the town
to vouch and audit the accounts. Lei
there be light.