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Fsver and Ague cured for city csnta. There 10
20, Q remedial ayen in the world tlAt will cure
fever and ague, and all other malarious, bilious,
sc,rict, typhoid, yellow and other ieverl lsided
By Railways Pillsl % quick - Eadssy' Ready
Relief. Fly cents per Bottle
sold BY Druggists.
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Railways Ready Relief is
a Cure for Every PAIN.
TWAS THE FIRsI ANpD
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY

That insta tly stops the most eIcruciating pains
sllays Inflammation and cures CONCESSIONS
whether of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels or other
glands or organs, on one application
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OLIVER DlTsON & CO., Boston.

c. ". Diison X Co., J.. r. Ditson Co.
I'll broadway, Successors to lee q
New York. Walker.
Phiadel phia.
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

most invaluable IL Rot ne 1 externally
alone, bet penelrates wiih lie most searcsiaS
effects - the very loot OF the evil.
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nsammstion ofthe Kidneys Inflammation of n
Bladder, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Mumps,
Congestion Of the Lungs, sore 4 hroai. Dill
tcuIt Breathing, PalptatioD Of The
Heart, Mysteries, Group, Diph.
thesia, Catarrh, Inhnenza,
Headache, Toothache, Neu-
ra eia, Rheumxti-n,
,old Chil.s, Ague
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DIVERS DISPATCHES.
A FUNERAL GLOON.

NEW York, February 23.-The Presi-
dent having prohibited parade yesterday
of the so-called reorganized rifle and sabre
cubs of Columbia, S, c., the citizens passed
the day in gloom. From the fiag-staffs on
the public buildings the stars and stripes
floated at half-mast, draped with black
Grape. The same sad insignia was observa-
bic in many other portions of the city.
Business was generally suspended, and the
city exhibited all the quiet of Sabbath
day. The citizens generally remained at
home, except few negroes, until about 4
p m, when number assembled at the
public hall to hear
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1HE DEAD BODY

and 80 on until only two were left. james
Mclaughlin, the survivor, belongs to Bel.
fast, Ireland, and says only . small portion
Of the bodies could be eaten. No one "a,
killed, but the moment one died the sur
vivor cut the throat Of the deceased and
drank the blood, and then divided the
heart and brains. 1t was thirty-two days
from the time Of the disaster until the
wreck was sighted, and during all that
time the crew had not a drop Of waase or
other food than the bodies of their dad
shipmstes.
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D.. JhHGS
Lock Hospital
CORNER
Washington
aa6 Frsnkiin,

"so- 49,
Chartered by the
state OIL linoi ; TOR
tie express pur-
poEe OF giving ur-
gCdlatg relief IN
aIi cases .: pTi
Vate. chronic anu
..
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SPRUNG A LEAK

in . gale and filed with water so that it
was impossible to save any provision or
fresh water. The lumber with which the
vessel wss loaded prevented her from sink
ing, but the weight of the masts turned the
vessel on her beam end until the masts
broke away. when she righted and the men
regsiped the deck. Having no food or
water they soon began to die of starvation
and as soon as one died the rest subsisted
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II =tart5 with the INST or sec
st'P. leayin< no dripping
2 IL Eey'r is affect Il b. FROST
3. II thoroughly ysrlIiates the
l. II saves its cost every ear
. It's IHvslu bic in case 81 G
6. The cylIuder being or stone
the e Is no lime or fifth ever
Z. The well require no c eanIi
8. Il combines both the atmgs,
the wafer. throwing a stead
Q. This Pump always brings II
platform, ID a store cylinde
10. The buckets may b. remove
These tuInus are now beiT
,de for raising water. Every L,
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Tor THIS decision, 90 lar as they concern the
eligibility Of Watts, are substan-
tally that 1t is competent to 60
behind the certificate Of the governor
90 far as the same is not founded upon
the action of the canvassing or returning
authority provided for BY the laws of =
state. which authority in the case OF Ore
Eon is held TO be the secretary of state.
The report will also take the ground that
1t Is not essential to show that an elector
was eligible On the 9Th of November pro-
vided it Be shown that he Wa eligible
when he csse his vote in the electoral col
ie4e. ana tne iacs nPpeau that the alleged
Ineligible elector, Watts. wa chosen to Am
the vacancy caused By his own .hsence
from the electoral college, and that he vas
not ineligible At The time he caal his vote
AFrR THE RECESS.
Directly after The house took . reces .
Al
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ST. LOUIS, February 23.-Judge Boyle,
of the circuit court, to-day granted tenn
porary injunction against the Columbia
Insurance Company, restraining it from
further prosecuting its business or disposing
OF any OF its property or assets without the
consent of the court
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State Of South Carolina,
Abbsville County.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
sEERIFF'S SALE.
MartinL. Bullock and John s. Reynolds,
ETecutOrS

MartinL. Bullock and John s. Reynolds,
Executors,
Us.
Agnes W. Reynolds, Daniel Bowie, ct al.
virtue Of mIorder of the Court OF
Pleas in this case, 1 will
selFN " Abbeville Court House on Sales
day. STU of November next, within the lie.
gal hours Of Sale, the following property
of the estate OF LarEin Reynolds, deceai-
fed-to witty.
list. a tract Of land containing THIR-
TY-F0UR ACRES, more or less, bound,
ed by 1andstof w. G. Kennedy, Thona>
A. Watson and Qthers-Surveyed by J. II,
Chilas, July l2th 1877.
I'd. a tractSof land containing THIR.
TY-FOURACRESs more or less, bound
ed by lands. Of ]. HI. White, the estate o
Norwood and others also surveyed by
j. II. Chiles.
3d.. 4 tract 6f land known as the PAT
TERSON LAND" surveyed by J.. II
Chiles, December LIST lS75-containina
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
more or less, and bounded by lands O
J. T. McKeller, James J.. Morrow, the
estate of Richard Watson and others
This tract Will be sold in M or more
parcels as the referee may determine
Plots to be exhibited on day of sale.
TERMS half cash, and the other hal
at the expiration of twelve months, will
interest from the day Of sale. The credit
portion to be secured by bond and COCO
security. Titles not to be delivered un'
til the whole purchase money is paid
Purchaser to pay for papers and taxes il
arrear.
October 4th 1877. D..
JOSHUA Y. JONES,
Sheriff7s Office. S. A. G.,
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OBITUARY.

49,, r... -,
DIED, at MS residence IN ihls touhif on
the - instant, Captain. MlLlIAM >. HAM
IIS, in the 10Th year OF his age.
The deceased was Tor more tiian iorlS years
Il most consistent mclnDcr o. inc baplis!
Church., and leaves u~nlniStakabie evidence oi
"a fully developed Christian clitrncter.
Brother Harris life presented a forclbie eX-
ample of the po,Ssibtiity nay inc practlcn9lIi-
ty, OF discharGing l.itiiluiiS lhlportEnt Puo,ic
services and ut the same time maintain the
purcSt Christian lntegrityEa thllS so rare
amongst men. rreElouS 10 inc WAR ne was lGr
eight years Tax SoLlecior, OF reaST 81 VI raiS
County, a position "nich It niiCu ~ WI
that on the rec"ns'ruc., ,hnn % w tne tc Smtts Io "
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State. of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.
In tho Probate Court.


CHARLES P. Allen, as Executor OF
" the viii of Banister Allen, deceased,
petitioner and plaintiff, against Ann Eliza
beth Allen, Byrd o. ALLEN, James T. Allen,
Bannister. a. DaYis,Jalnes A. Moragnc,
l4ary Brady, Alice Brady, Etta7=Lee,
JamesR, Allen, Indiana Barksdale, John
Z. Allen, UiaTlotteA a. Orr, b. Bolen AL
len, b. RerriaTl 1lleIl, Mary A. McCalla
and Elizabeth Watson, defendants.
Petition and complainssor relief, to the
defendants, Ann Elizabeth ALLEN, Byrd
.. Allen, Mary Brady, Alice Grady, ella
Lee, Indiana Barksdale and NlrY A.
McCalla:
|. You are hereby summoned and requit
cd to answer the petition and complain
in this action which is filed in the Cour
of Probate Of said county, on the tentl
day of October, A. D. 1877, and to serve
| COPY of your answer on the subscriber a
his Office at Abbeville Court House, sale
State, within twenty days after the service
of the summons on you exclusive OF day
OF service.
If you fail to answer this petition and
complaint within the time aforesaid thu
plaintiff will apply to the Court of Pro
bate for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Dated October 10, A. D. 1877.
THOMAS THOMSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the defendants Ann Elizabeth Allen
Byrd o. Allen, Mary Brady, Alice Brady
Ella Lee, Indiana Barksdalo, Mary A
McCalla und Charlotte Ann Orr:
You will take notice that the summons
and petition in tho above action were ill
ed in tho Court Of Probate of Abbevillt
county, South Carolina, on the tenth day
Of October, A. D., 1877.
October 10th a. d., 1877.
THOS. THOMSON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
October q, 1877, Ct.
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+ ARRIVALS.

ALsToS HoUsE,-J r Gordon, Greens
boro. Geo w Clatworthv, L b Lynch
Baltimore; Mrs NJ A orion, LeClairc
Sisters, Mrs McEntirc, Mrs Geo Conklin,
With Coles Circus: Henry Cook, Devons-
hill: J l. Simpson, Mrs J p Pritchard,
Miss Mac PriSchnri. J Mosclcy, J c
Carlisle. ttrjiy Carlisle, Rev X Lyon,
Mrs r CI:i.oT. Miss Ludie Licon. Mrs
NJ \ King, Lowndcsvillc; J W McCalia.
Eibcrton: j Q Wynn, Atlanta; W n
Mars. W W Mars, Thos " Mars, Cal
honn's Mill: S c Link. Linkrillc: J i
NcCrackom. Ii Ligon. Vienna. J 0 Nc
ClSlan. iiGid Br&nch: Mrs S Cater, "
II Moore. The Fork: Wm Clinkscalcs,
Goo " Srcor and family. Monterey: Rev
w rDayis. W;llingtou;. Prof VIM Low
~, Miss NJ McCrrc, Due West: Miss r d
Cater, Anderson: Miss Eulico Mars, Mis-
Georgia Mars, Ncwberry; + L Thomas.
BALTIC; i Stein, Richmonh: + W Poe.
New York; Mrs Jas Patterson, Miss l. p
Patterson. Miss CO + Patterson. Boston;
Alex Stuart, j S Susong. Tenn; "a
Davis, G * c r r: 3 NJ Calhoun, R
Stearn, Nincty-Six; NJ P DcBruhl, q Y
Jones, n II Sassard, City; J A Calhoun
Blue Hill; j Moflet, Philadelphia.
CENTRAL HoTEL.-J w Baker, Greet
vile; w II Brooks, Warrenton; MissN
Baker, White Lick; j II Reynolds, Uar
lesion; Miss Sue Zeigler, Miss ,ufa
Zciglcr, w \ Graydon, Cokesbury ia,
Calhonn, J y Calhoun, 0 II Calhoun,
Blue Hill; K O Mc!Adams. Sam Hill. An
trevillc; Sam Mundny, Hodges; w II
Evans, Columbia; y c Lindsay, Clear
Springs; Rev Davis, Willingtn;, u
Husscy, S b Cade, S A Cade, bordeaux;
Jno Uldrich, J Y Sitton, Due Vest A
Howthorn, Dry Grove: JrO II Moirall,
DR. D s Benson, PenneXs Creek; L Shep-
pard, Greenwood: I'D Epson, Bnrida:-A
r Rankin, BALTIC; w Sells, Illinois, X
Long, Dayton Ohio; P NJ Cham, Ireland
Gardner, FA Castillo, Golesburg; Chas
Bristol, Eddie Snow, Ben Snow, Len
Snow, Jas Brothers, Decater; B S Gill
yard, J jenkins, Barney Seiglcr, J II
Duncan. & IL G r r; Leroy Ontow, Ohio.
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Onite q number OF articles were entered
yesterday. If tho weather Is at all good. We
will have a splendid Fair and an immense
throng Of visitors. A great number of hnC
horses arc already on TING grounds, and many
more are expected to-day. Mr.. Richard i.
Ouarles of Niucty-SiX, Is here in advance
with q Saratoga trunk full OF Particles from the
ladies OF that town, which are expected TO
bear on the choicest premiums. Ninety-SiN
will have full delegation Of her beauty, tn
telligence and refinement: Due West is cX-
pcctcd to send her full quota OF lovely maid
ems and gallant beauN; the ~LowndcsViilc
beauties, with their modest and sweet attract
i've graces, are confidently expected to honor
us with their presence; the Long Cane ladies,
whose personal beauty Is only equallcd by
their beauty OF mind and heart, will patron
iSe the Fair: the Irresistible divinitics of
Cokeshury will also be there, before whom
the susceptible bachelor will inroluntarily
PROSTATE himself aud crave the Splcndor OF
their smiles; the brilliant bellies and manly
vaior Of Greenwood will aunrH the inDumer-
able company the captivating stars OF Bor-
deaux and Phoenix and CalhoGn's Mills and
Monterey will lend additional lustre TO the
galaxy: Donaldsville and .Antrevillc and
Millwny. by the superiority and clcgahce OF
their delegations, will RAM high in the mag
nificent gathering.
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Sherifs Sale.
John c. Douglass and others,
+. G. Hamilton, and others.

JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE
AND ORDER OF COURT TO SELL.
BY virtue of an order of Court to mo
directed in tho above stated case, I
will sell at Abbeville Court House on
SaIcsday in November next within the
legal hours of Sale the following Real
Estate to wit: i
Two Tracts of Land situated lying and
being near AbbeYillc Court House, on
Norris Creek, known as the
JOHN HAMILTON HOMESTEAD
bounded by lands now or former
y owned b. w. 7. Mcmillan, John
a. Wicr and others, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY Cso)
ACRES moro or less.
Also another tract bounded by lands
owned or formerly owned by.J. i. VIII
son, J. A. Wier and VIM. I. Mcmillan,
Thomas Thomson and Mrs. Jane Ken
adv, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO N02)
more or less. Z
Each of the above tracts to be divided
and sold intwo or more tracts, bounda-
ries, descriptions and plots to- be cxhibi-f
ted on day Of sale. Terms of sale. One
half Of the purchase money tofbe paid in
cash the balance on q credit Of twelve
months with interest from day of sale at
the rate of ten per cent. per annum
credit portion to be secured by bond and
]. Y. JONES,
Sheriff's Office. SAC.
Oct. 10, 1877, tt.
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Groggy Spring Items.

The debating society is about dead.
Mcssrs. Samuel Gordon and w. F. Radclin
enjoyed themselves finely at what we said
about the boys in his section. I wonder il
they wont lei us write Off u marriage notice
for thcm before long.
Mr.. y. p. Green says we missed it, in what
we said about him. The mill pond has
great attractions. Now we hit 1t.
Mr.. Il. +. Wright has II "Swret heart" He
says She is nothing else but sugar"
| Mr.. d. II. VIM speaks Of cmiSrating from
the lonesome" land of "singicncss," into the
blisSfIl state ofmatrimony. "WcstcrnfeldS'
in view.
The little beauty" has eight "supplicants."
It is thought Dir. BE-. Green will obtain the
blessing"
II YOU want to please n man. ask Mr.. RObt.
WcStticld which way the wind blows.
McSSrs. \. u. Robinson and J. A. Hagan
are rivals at n "thronc Of grace"
\. young lady proposes this query for the
next debate, Did Mr.. w. A. Fernel ever love
Il wOman ?"
If you want to hear q lnuglablc dream ?
ask NJ. Reuben Haddon about ii.
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The church down at Cedar Springs held
their usual Fall Communion last sabbath
Services commenced ..on Friday before. Rev.
DR.. Sloan had Rev. ]. A.. Myers, of pcndlcton
and Rcy. r. F. Bradley, Of Anderson county
to assist him.. The exercises on Sabbath wcr.
very interesting, prayer meeting. two. ser
mons and communion services. Mr.. Myers
preached in the morning and Mr.. Bradley
In the afternoon. Both wc.k capitol sermons
Mr.. Myers is q native of \ nth Carlina, but Ii
serving some churches in. Pennsylvania, and
is OH now with his wife visiting nei rela-
tons at Harrisburg, in ibis county. He IL
very much liked by his churches and no is
very much blessed with his southern home
Nr. Bradley is our own Foster boon and rails
ed amongst Us, a son Of our old friend. Major
W. X. Bradley OF Long Cane. He is a good
preacher. and has q good delivery, and has Il
bright future before him. Or. Sloan gave one
of his best lectures ut one of the tlblcS, very
appropriate and feeling. The DR.. always gives
MS something good, and above all has the
confidence OF everybody. He has been going
in and out among this people for twen:y-SiN
years, and during these long years has always
shown himself the cultivated refined CHRIS
tiau gentleman. y.
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Ayers
'yMi,z ;y;sss,ssnsr;,l. ;sarotnbinstion 4


Mni
drake. y elbow Dock With the Ioaidcs
Of Potassium and Iron, and il the
most eficacious medicine yet known
for the diseasesit is iatended to cue.
It's ingredients areA so skiHuAy
combined that. the full Alternative
effect of each Us assured, and while
it is so mild rs TO be harmless even
to children, it is Stil so sffectual as
to purge out fromstfe system t1iaso
impurities and corrnptions which
develop into loathsome disease, s
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confide1ce
which prominent physicians all oyer
the country repose in it proves their
experience of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-.
stantly being received, and as many
of these cases are publicly known
they furnish convincing evidence
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other Alternative medicine
So generally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED By
DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytieat Chemists.
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MARKET REPORTS.
CORRECTED By
b a re- e o. .,
Cotton Buyers and Dealers in Gen.
Merchandise

eral Merchandise.
ABRcvILLe, October 2i.-Cotton has de
clincd u sinccour last report and prices are
still tending downward, market closing very
weak. Good grades are selling for 9M@9M.
ST. LOUIS. October 2i.-Flour. dull and
easier on lower grudcs-eXtra fall 5.oO@-.2',
double extra ditto 5.5Ota5.65. Wheat firmer--
No. 2 rcd fall l.3 bid; No. 3 ditto l-26}}@l;a "
No. , spring LIZ. Corn tirm-No. 2 mixed ~
BARLEY quiet; WHISKY, qu ~ 1ni at d LOS; rGr X
So. Bulk meats quiet and weak with only II
jobbing trade. Bacon iirmcr for sides; sales
at -, Yand 9IS@95s for shoulders, clear ribs
and clear sides.
L~oUIsvILLE, October A.-Flour in fair de-
maud. Wheat quiet an unchanged. Corn ae-
.tive-whitc 81; lniXed 30: Rye dull and nom
inal. Pork duh, at l3.50@l3.15. Bulk meats
tirmcr but unchanged. Bacon steady, at ,7M,
So and w for shoulders, clear ribs and clear
sides, all loose. Sugar-cured hams IN fair de-
mand. at II. Lard iirm-choicc leaf, tierce II
l2T. Tobacco quiet and unchanged. -,
AUGUSTA, October 2l.-CottoM quiet-mlu'
ding l0H: receipts LIS; sales 81. ~,
Charleston, October 2.-Cotton dull
middling l07I; net receipts LISP; sales l.MO.
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AN ORDINANCE,
70 Prevent Cattle and Hogs from IN
terfering Wagons, carriages bug.
giss and Gher vehicles in the pub
Lie squarfm the town Of Aboe7llle,

SECT. /. Be it ordained by the Town Coun
ci! o:AbhJlilc, 5. c., and by the autnnritS o.
ti'c :,I,I.. That. no COW or calf, OK or bHli OF
i.og shat .Ic allowed to interfere viii the con
tents Of wagon, carriage. buggy orany othci
vehicle Il the public square.
ii. BE il further ordained
That,ny COW, calf, *, bull or hog intefier,
inc VIII the contents OF any vehicle rs pei
c,.cct y the owner OF wncr thereof shall lrIy
a iintof fifty cents for the first and one a9l, u,
for &c second offence, and for the tillTo O..
feenS the animal or animals tins violating
SEQ. I shall DC retained in the possession o.
tlit Town Marshal, until he be authorize U
teiv them up by order of the Town Coun'
oiIand then only upon payment oftwodollars
SECT. III. BE IT further ordained
That all ordinances or parts OF ordinances
heretofore in force contrary to this ordinance
DC and the same are hereby repealed. I'M:
ordinance to take effect on and after the flrsl
day Of November 1877. In Town Council th n;
the 18th day OF October A. D.. 1877, and In Inc
iOIst year of the Independence and sover'
of the United States of America.
J.. +. G.. DUPltE, Int. Protein.
p T. P. QTARLES, Secretary.
Oct. p, 1877, If.
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State 81 soafh Carolina
Abbevilla County.
IN THE COMMON PLEAs.
sHERIFE,s sAdaE,
james a. ReidEExecuter.A.
AirainSG w
James y. ReidEExecuter,A,
AgainsS
Miller & Robertson. Nend otharsA

iASUNA.EHHEtLN w "
Miller & Robertson, Nend others
Ely virtuo OF IN order ofSthe Court oi
Common Pleas in this case-I win
sell at Abbcville Court Houscson Salesr
day 5th or November next, within the
legal hours Of sale. the following proper
ty, Of the estate Of Lemuel Reid deceas-
ed-to Wit. S
lst. THE REMAINDER, after thc9ife
estate of Mrs. Sophia w. Reid in the
land assigned TO her rs dover consisting
Of TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ONE ACRES, (22l,) n plot Of which
was returned by the Commissioners in
Dover.
Cd. The tract after taking Off dover,
consisting of FIVE HUNDRED (50O)
ACRES, more or less To be sold in one
or more parcels, as the referee may di-
rect, plots to he exhibited OH day of sale.
TERMS half cash, and the other half
at the expiration of twelve months, with
interest from tho day Of sale. The cred
it portion to be secured by bond and good
security. Titles not to be delivered until
the whole purchase money is paid. Pur-
chasers to pay for papers and taxes in ar
real.
JOSHUA Y. JONES,
SheriTs Office. s. A. c.
October i, 1877.
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October 10, 1877.
, Sheriff's Sale.
Robert Hutchinson,
o~,trcf
October 10, 1877.

Robert hutchinson,
against
Samuel J.. Hester, VIM. Fl. Parker, Com
missioner in Equity and Edwin Bates q
Company.
Judgment of Foreclosure and Order 0
Court to sell lands, &c.
BY virtue of an order to me directed
in the above stated clse l will sell on
Solesdav in November next at Abbevllle
Conrt House within tho legal vi OF
sale the following Real Estate to wit:
One House and Lot OF Land
situated in Magnolia township known as
the Hester Homestead containing two
hundred and ten acres more or less,
bounded by lands Of James A. Norwood,
John A. Calhoun and Others, also, one
tract of land knewn rs the quarter place
containing five hundred acres moro or
less bounded by lands Of James n. Nor
wood, John \. Calhoun and james Ell
ward Calhoun and others.
J. Y. JONES,
Shcrilr's Office. .. ~. Y.
Oct. 10, 1877, If.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-10-31
The Pressand Banner.
Wednesday. Get. 81, 1877.
Captain w. S.knrriS.

Ahbevillc county has never produced Z
better man than he whose name heads this
article. lie was generally and favor bly,
known-nunc knew him but TO p"ti'yC him.
For eight years he was tax collector OF .tbhH-
Willie county AMI made IL most efficient officer.
He was one of the few mcn Of whom ! new
or heard an uniind word SpokCa. Gndli an
nouncCInrnt Of his death Will he !iliicilr,i by
not a few. which sad event occurred 1t his
home in NarriSuur@. on Tuesday Tie ~. in
slant in his SCNvaty-SG%Oni year. Captain
Harris had beer 4 con>i>;aHf m"ihh"r q! the
baptist cLurcn, since ISL. being Oh" of lis
original founders. His funeral was preached
At Horeb on Wednesday. by bis pastor. Eev.
4. +. Miller, from GeniscS XIV chapter. AMI =
verse. Thou Abraham gave up the Ghost,
and died in a good Old axe. an old man and
full OF years: and was gathered" Very feel
ing and appropriate remarks were ais" made
by Rev. i. 4. Myers and Rev. II. T. Sloan. u.
D., of the 4. X. Church. After which his
body WAS conveyed to the grave yard nearby,
and placed close by the side Of his much be-
loved daughter. Lizzie. WHO had proceeded
him some GiIccn months. He leaves a widow
and five children Ia mouru his loSS-hut their
loss "iS his gain" for ! heard a voice saving
write blessed are they that die in the Lord.