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Uncle lack

lived in 1910 in rented house near the
square, and Thought it more than like
ly" that he would buyandsettle there /;
was along in years, and had u numer-
Gus progeny; "a likewise a new con-
vert and held family duty morning
and evening. The morning service
was as if for the benefit of the family
alone, but the evening service was as
if intended for all mankind, with good
ears and within reach of a stentoriau
voice. Three hundred yards was near
enough to hear every word. The --
boys and such like used to post them
selves in all directions a few minutes
before 8 o'clock, P. NJ, (the evening
hour,) and respond "amen !" at all the
proper points. Itgreatly disturbed the
old mans ''exercises' and he pulled
up stakes to be not put down until he
came to a spot "where he could hold
private prar without disturbance"
Such he found in Octibbeha county,
Miss, where he was living several
several years later, four miles from a
neighbor, and where he could hold
"prar" in his family without distur-
bance from any.
"Sweet Sixteen''-The Girls.
Commencing about the middle of
April and ending about the middle of
May 1914 four of U incest ones reach
ed and passed their sixteenth birth
days, identifying and marking the
phase by a birthday party Of each.
1t was put down in black and white,
and every young fellow musterable
and fit for duty in the Queens Guards
was there. 1t marked the hour when
short dresses were to bid you farewell
forever and replaced by long ones,
and the half blushing rose was to be
unfolded into the full-blown, and
when parental authority was to be re-
Taxed in stringency and tyranny, un-
der pains and penalties for n%on-recog-
milton. These were grand occasions
and the authors worthy of them. Ev-
cry heart beat high and every face
wore q smile. The strawberries and
cream, iced cake, syllabub, madeira
and champagne performed their full
mission, and under the inspiration of
"unclc Billy's" bow and dragging,
heels and toes were put on duty until
they begged for quarter. All these la
dies, if reports to me are true arc, now
living, Il would suffer the stake or the
gibhet before I would name one with
out her consent,) and are now about
forty-eight years Of age. Two of
them exchanged names between eigh-
teen and nineteen, and two between
twenty and twenty-one. The boys
said (but they were always such liars I
never believed a word they said) that
those birth day parties became of un-
precious remembrance to the full
grown ladies. All such menentoes
seem to have passed out with my gen.
Grafton and are unknown at the pres
ent day, as we'll as all other ear-marks
indicating ages. Why, this writer
has two daughters, and to show the
change or progress, he states, that on
the 10th birtA day of one he selected
as a present, she being a devout Epis-
copalian, a new Prayer Book and died.
icated it to her as "a present to my
daughter Lucia on her 10th birthday,
this LIST day of November 49," and
kissing me she pressed the book. But
what do you think she did with the
fly-leaf? She tore it out. Why? Be
cause it gave Medata of her age.
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City Foundry
and
Machine Works.
Geo. r. Lombard & Co.,
A11o11sta. Ga.

MEAKERS AND DEALERS IN
Steam Engines and Boilers, ,
urlsL and Saw Mills, Mill Rocks and
Gearing, Betting, DC.
REPAIRS promptly and we'll done
at reasonable prices.
Send for list of Mill Gearing Pat
terms.
Agents for Eclipse Double Turbine
Water Wheels anu the cheapest Plan-
tation Mills out.
Send for circular.
Feb. 81. 1877. II.
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Of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
FIX Parte-Elizabetb Robinson.
Petition for Final Discharge.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
~ Elizabeth Robinson Admins
tratrix, of the Estate of Jabez P. Rob-
inson, deceased, has applied to the
Judge of Probate for q final discharge
from her said trust. T..
Iii ordered that Thursday, the 22d Of
February, 1877, he fixed Us the day
for the settlement Of sold estatel and
the final discharge of the Administra-
trix.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate, Abbeville County.
Jan. 81, 1877. At.
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THE Edgedeld Advertiser an.
nounces the death George l.. Pen,
Esq, Of that town.
The students of the Carolina Insti'
tute, at Anderson, now number one
hundred.
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State Of South Carolina.
County of Abbeville.

Nldtt OIL DOulu UdIUlllld.
County of Abbeville.
Probate Capitalization for letters Of
Administration.
BY ]. FULLER LYON ESQ.,,
PROBATE JUDGE.
ENTHEREAS, MIG. Zeigler made
w suit to me, to grant him let
tiers Of administration of the Estate
and effects of Jno. G. Wilson, late Of
Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adj
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Jno. G. Wilson
deceased, that they be and appear, be
fore me, in the Court Of Probate, to be
held at Abbeville G. H., on Monday
the 5th day of March, 1877, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
23d day of January, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight
l.. S. hundred and seventy-seven and
in the one hundred and first
year Of American Indcpend-
encc.
Published on the Gath day of Janu-
airy, 1877, in the A66criWe Press and
Banner and on the Court House door
for the time required by law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Of Probate.
Jan. "a, 1877. Ct
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Sale Under Mortgage.

IT'D virtue of a mortgage to me d.
rected I will sell at hbbeviile
Court House, on Monday the Goth in
slant, ONE HORSE, Charley, to sat
isfy mortgage debt of Augustus Be-
quest against Henry Lesley.
Terms Cash.
J. Y. JONES,
Agent.
Feb. ii, 1877.
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Roll of Honor.
The following named persons paid
the Hampton tax last week:

lfkDI SSN
Mrs ] ROBINSON.
Mrs e Crawford,
Saml Evans,
Dennis Jackson, col,
Est w NJ Rake,
w K Blake.
TW Mcmillan,
Mrs L Mcmillan,
Henry Williams, col
D Allen,
Ed col,
J w kellar,
Martha Marbut,
Mrs = s Marse,
Robt Jones,
Charley ) White,
f Butler,
N f Hilburn,
J L BrOwnlec,
JY Hardy,
Mary Hannah,
NV Cuddy,
Mrs ] Z Wldeman,
&c WosDlansky
Mrs Alice Woslnansky
Est Joel s Perrin,
L w Perrin,
Frank Arnold,
j Liddell,
Mrs NJ A Ellis,
Mrs Sarah Newell,
D F. Haddon,
X D Purdy,
y = Brooks.
Rev ] II Dargan,
Wade Ethridge,
VIM McIlwain,
Mrs T. Richey,
Est 7 w Thomas,
D w Thomas,
l. G Wilson,
II l. McCaslan,
K II McCaslan,
q Is McCaslan,
NJ Dowtin,
DR. n Henry,
] Mcdonald,
j r Hinton,
Jas Taylor,
] w Rlchey,
VIM Mattox,
] A Bigby,
r Il Jones, col,
g Martin,
Annie = Martin,
q Fl Kay,
G II Kay, Guardian,
s X Sheffield,
Agnew & Madison,
j II Agnew,
Robt Smith,
I,enJ Smith,
Jas Moore,
W r Madison,
Jas %Senwright,
] H %Seawright,
s NJ Long,
Irene Long,
] 3 Sampson,
NV Pratt,
f. Gambrcll,
& A Moore,
+ F Phillips.
4 w Todd,
+ NJ Stone,
Vermillion,
Ellen Stone,
JP Gordou,
w E BarmOrc,
Henry Pearl,
j BOwens,
F. Hughes,
T Kirkpatrick,
+ Shaw,
ii i Mattlson,
s Robinson,
Joe Bagwell,
Est p shaw.
] r Mattison,
T. Madison,
Jesse Ross,
Joe Brock,
] F Miller,
II Scott,
Vim Robinson,
Jesse Richey,
A ] Clinkscale s.
w f Sanley
] r Nichols,
VIM McCombs,
f Roach,
Mrs + Lyon,
Lyon, %
Mrs Jas G Hughes,
J w Lesley,
Miss f Kyle.
Est ] J Gilmer,
r II Cochran,
Gillespie,
Us Gilbert.
Rev ] Gilbert,
JF Livingston,
Mrs T. Martin,
] r HaddOd,
K B Haddon,
Fl Sharp,
A ] Cochran,
s ALink,
Dr. Il Chart.
VIM H Brooks,
Nail,
Andy Prince, col,
II II Tenant,
Wesley A Black,
DR. ] s Thompson,
w s & S L Bell,
r II VIM,
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SAAS "
Salnl Smith,
jas II Jones,
Rev NJ Brown,
] NJ Graham,
G l. Smith,
q VI Madison,
Julia Johnson,
Nancy Shaw,
Is Itlchey,
Caroline ltlchey,
Mrs + Richey,
|. VIM DOIInald,
NJ Burts,
A Pinson,
b Boyd,
" Z Andrews,
S B Kennedy,
Mrs j 5 Glass,
= + Graydon,
W II Arnold,
] H Bramlett,
D b Olympia,
] r McCord,
Win Riley,
Thos Moore,
r + Moore,
l. H Gunnels,
] w Smith,
n Z Davis,
J w Madison,
J II Austin,
NJ j Austin,
Isabella Austin,
| " 4 Latimer,
MIS- III u LaLllleT,
Or B NJ Latimer,
G Is Reid,
| Enoch Gambrell,
Jas Gambrell,
Mrs Z Gambrell,
d Coleman,
w B Acker,
f NJ Sharp,
A Booker,
Mrs ] Il Book er,
A Il Madden,
q w Johnson, .
Allen Hamilton, col,
Il l. l'Osey,
Est s Donnald,
A c Caldwell,
4 NJ Dodson,
A NJ Dodson, & Co,
Il K ~Scawright,
A H DodsOn,
Smith,
W w Rowland,
las McDill,
Z Pruitt,
II NJ Seawrlght,
w s Fleming,
Kobt Brownlce,
VIM Seawright
Henry Singleton,
w l. Singleton,
] ] Richey,
y Latimer,
Y z Alattison,
II L LatiIner,
s ] Burts,
A B & Pratt,
Steve Mitchell,
u Mattox,
II Davis,
NJ Cheatham,
W y Bigby,
Albert Kenton,
J i Doer,
II Cheatham,
w II Brooks,
] w L Pratt,
4 W Burts,
GS Stone,
Est Jno Stone,
Jim Hodges, col,
Larkin Bell,
Z H Edwards,
.Jhs Prntt,
Mrs Sarah Madison,
] l. Brooch,
G. w Jones,
Andrew Agnew,
Est Jas Agnew,
Dave Thomat,
Aaron Agncw, col,
w Jones,
NJ A Long,
Est NJ ] Callahan,
j r Latimer,
q Johnson,
Austin McGee, col,
w T Latimer,
] T Iatimer,
N W Ware.
Rev ] Martin,
Anthony Reid, col,
w a Firth,
Monroe Blueford,
CA Bolts,
+ Cater,
Mrs s a Wilson,
Mrs f L Wardlaw,
Miss Sallie Livingsto
Andy Johnson,
VIM McGill,
L C Nichols.
$ + Nichols,
Jas AIcCravy,
L Westfeld,
Mrs S J Westheld,
Pratt,
] e Lites,
Rev A Morse,
II Strothcr, col,
J l. Lesley,
Fred Wansley, col,
D r Horton,
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School Books and Sta
tionery
at
PARKER & PERKINS,.
Feb. 2l, 1877. 2t.
State of South Carolina,
County of Able vile.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Er Pnrte-W. f. Barmore,
Petition for final
discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that w.
II f. Barmore, Guardian Of Maha-
IL L.. Ellis, has made application to
me for a final discharge from said
Guardianship.
It is ordered. that Monday, the 10Th
of March, be fixed AS the day for grant
ing the discharge prayed for in the
petition of w. E.. Bar1nore, Guardian.
J. FULLER LYON.
Judge of Probate.
Feb. 81, 1877, At.
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State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.

IN THE PROBATE COUNT.
Er Partc-Willis Smith.
Petition for final Discharge
NOTICE is hereby Given that viii.
~ lis Smith, Guardian of Eliza
beth S. r. Smith, has applied to me
for a final discharge from the said
guardianship.
1T is ordered, that Wednesday, the
21st of March, 1877, be fixed as the day
for granting said discharge to the said
Willis Smith.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate, A. G.
Feb. 81, 1877. At.
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CONSIGNEES.

FREIGHT.-FM Mitchell, T Perrin. 4 II
NJ & Co, II Tenant. ] II Morrah, VT Gun
ningham, g w Speer, A Ellison. WA Lani-
er, Dr. w M Taggart, ] L Simpson, j 7 Baskln
Al Ferguson.
J Jordan, w D Mars, E Cowan, L M Slaugh-
tor, 7 Quarles, J.P Leroy, JBurton. W J;
Nelson.
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Rare Chance To Buy Type

WYE have a number of fonts Of
w type suitable for job work or
displaying advertisements, which we
will sell at very low figures. We
have also a fair font of long primer
and an excellent font of small plea,
which we will dispose of at less than
their worth. The above will be sold
on a credit to suit purchaser.
Feb. ii 1877. If.
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State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.

County Of Abbeville.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters of
Administration.
BY J. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,,
Probate Judge.
VNTHEREAS, A. G.. Hagan has
w made suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration de bonis
non of the Estate and effects of VIM.
Gordon, late Of Abbeville County, de-
ceased.
These are therefore TO cite and adj
monish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the said VIM. Cor
don, deceased, that they beand appear
before me, in the Court of Probate, to
be held at AbbevilIe C. H., on Friday
the 23d day of February, 1877 after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
9th day of February in the year
Of our Lord II thousand eight
hundred and scventy-seven and
in the one hundred and first
year of American Independence.
Published on the 18th and 21st days
of February, 1877, in the Ab6eviUe
Press and Banner, and on the Court
House door for the time required by
law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge of Probate.
Feb. 18th, 1877, ct.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-07

A friend of mine, who had just re-
turned from Germany, invited me to a
dinner-party last week, and at the close
Of the dinner-which was n singularly
good one-an unknown liquor Wa
handed around, which was particularly
recommended by the host, and which
no one could name. 1t turned out to
be a new German notion" of applied
science to COMMANDERS. The liquor
was II "pepsin ~essenz," invented by
Professor Oscar Lubruck, of Berlin,
capable of digesting cast-iron and with
which the epicureans of the German
Empire propose to insure that good
digestion shall wait upon appetite. On
this occasion 1t did SO; but whether
the cook or the professor must bear the
palm l cannot decide. 1 have seen an
alderman include dinner-pills among
his dessert, and over this the pepsin
essenz, which had the flavor of n deli
cate hook, has some obvious advan-
taues,
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Physicians in New York city have
discovered that the fashion Of drug
eating prevails among school girls in
that city to an alarming extent. They
find that certain Of the smaller drug
stores are in the habit Of selling small
powders of sulphate of morphine, and
small of walls valerian, chloroform,
and other drugs to young girls, at an
immense profit to themselye. When
once the girl becomes a victim to the
use of these drugs the habit grows upon
her until she cannot live without it.
Some, of the ~-coucoctions are pleasant to
the taste, lend q brightness 10 the eye,
Il color to the cheek, and Il warm, vo-
luptuous glow to the skin, and Il certain
mild intoXicutiOn which neither inter-
'feres with the brain power nor with
locomotion. The habit creeps upon
the young and the sensation is SO pleas
ant that they o become victims TO u
habit which they canuot shake on. The
result is in 4 majority Of cases, moral
death, and so quietly has the habit
spread that an effort is to be made to
stop the sale of the drugs used III New
York city, unless the purchaser has q
physicians order calling for the pre-
scribed drugs. This step is deemed
necessary in order to save the young
ladies, and to prevent the sale of the
confectionery in which these drugs are
concealed by the ingenious druggists.
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Brook Farm has been purchased by
the Catholic Cemetery Association.
This It will be remembered was the
scene of Hawthorne's ''Blithedale
Romance and it was where the trans
cendentalists were going to show the
world that labor and culture could go
hand In hand with brotherly love.
They didn't succeed, and it is a sad
satire Oh human endeavor that the field
where they worked for the advance
ment of mankind should be chosen as
the site for a City of the Dead. But
since there is no Utopia save the grave
perhaps 1t is the Lest use it could be
put to AFTER all.
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A Decision Concerning Sunday Adyer,
Using.

An important decision affecting
Sunday newspapers has been recently
rendered by the Solicitor General of the
Treasury to the effect that the publ
cation of legal notices in them is not q
lawful service Of the notices, for the
reason that Sunday is a dies non, and
that service Of such notices by publica-
tion on Sunday is just as invalid as
would be service by hand. The ques-
tion arose in connection with the COM
petition for publishing the tax list OF
the District of Columbia. The
Washington Sunday papers were
therefore ruled out. The list
was given to the new paper, the
Nation. The other papers will sue out
an injunction to restrain the publica-
tion of the list in the Nation, on the
ground of Noncompliance with the
terms of the advertisement.
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New Advertisements.

0GQ week in your own town. Terms
QUU and So OUTFIT free. H. HALLETT 8
CO, Portland, Maine.
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1t was a matter of surprise to many
who visited our sanctum during the
recent hot We Their to fad that it was
perfectly cool, although a blazing sun
was pouring in at the windows. The
secret is a very simple one. A friendly
barber opposite us, who has studied
anatomy and astrology at a German
University, kindly placed Il piece Of ice
in our thermometer. We have felt
cool ever since. News Letter.
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BALLARD RIFLE.

is SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Greater accuracy, greater safety, less recoii.
Especially adapted TO Far West Trade. For
sale By all gun dealers Send for List to Scz0.
vEELINa d DAFT, Box $3.50, New York
Jpsvdnszw
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The Able List admires

The Able List admires Polish wo.
men, and says of them: They win
upon US by those ~intonations Of voice
which touch the heart and fill the eye
with tender tears, by those sudden and
graceful impulses which recall the
spontaneity und beautiful timidity of
the gazelle. Intelligent, cultivated,
comprehending everything with rapidity
skillful in the use of all they have ac-
quired, they are, nevertheless as super
stitious as the lovely yet ignorant
creatures adored by the Arabian
prophet"
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A woman in Borneo is said to have
married an ape. The editor Of the
paper containing the announcement
affects horror at the occurrence. Why
50, ink-spiller? Christian women are
not ~reprobated, yet they continually
marry jackasses!tNews Letter.
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JULY Z, 1877.
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the pro-
prietor of THE LEADER will not be re-
sponsible for any Indebtedness OF any
employe, agent, or person whatsoever,
except in case Of a written order or &C
ceptance having been previously obtain
ed and which must bear the signature OF
the undersigned. Bills or claims against
anypersou connected with THE LEADER
will under nc circumstances be allowed
by the proprietor. II. CLAICHE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-28
The Oregon Scandaf--aAflidavit OF an
- Indicted witness.

SAN Francisco, August pa Portland
press dispatch says: !" w. B. Highly, who is
under indictment for subornation and per-
Jury, and in Jail in default. Of bonds, has
Just made the following affidavit in regard
to the Governors investigation i, w. 3.
Highly, being duly sworn, would state that
A. W. Waters, United States marshal, and
John Kelly, collector Of customs and reye-
nue., hired and induced w. 81. stiles to
make an affidavit; that he did, and that was
present at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, in Port
land, and heard and saw the above done;
that John Kelly paid Stiles's way from the
junction to Portland, and that he paid his
way at the st. Charles Hotel while he was
there, and that John Kelly induced me, ".
B. Higby, to procure the affidavit OF e.
A, Lake; that Morrison c.. Athey wrote
the affidavit OF E. A. Lake; that he
knows alt about the transaction !; that it was
done in David GoodselPs Office, in Holmes
block; that never induced, or tried to in
duce, any one to swear to anything that
knew to. be false, but that John Kelly told
me TO get Lake to swear toswhat he did |;
that Ia payment to Lake for the aboyeI gave
am order on atess, In. 3accor dance- with
John Kelly's orders. The obiectsof the
whole thing was to destroy any Influence
that the Governor might have In the United
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-28
The Wings Adjustment.

The Wing OF yesterday concludes lead
er on Reputation with the following
words: ,...,....5.. s.-....... .- .tr=-r
eve hold that justice to all classes OF
creditors, justice to the State itself,
demands such an adjustment of our in
debtedness as has been urged by the foreign
bondholders, and would have been salts.
factory to the agents representing the north
ern bankers who visited Richmond last
winter and advocated an adjustment
that would have been honorable to the State
and satisfactory to a large number of credit
ors they represent. 1t is this we contend
for-only this, and nothing more. And this
il must come to, il we would avert the
otherwise inevitable result Of yearly.accu.
muIating Observation-Disclosures
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AuGUsT,25. ]

A.. -. .......-ss.. = ..~a - AUGUsT25 1871.
Editors Dispatch: Like the Irishman,
you "niver open your mouth without
spanking something"
AS a Republican, who has been debarred
from participating in political affairs, and
who, to carry out, the wishes OF the Presi-
dent, for whom he spoke, wrote, and prayed,
means to vote for the nominees Of the Con-
sentative party, and who believes that the
President earnestly wishes that political
animosities should be healed in the South,
and as that can only be done by the Repub-
lican party surrendering Internationally to
the opposition for it will never surrender
to us), am glad to see YOU "going for"
my friend Yost, OF the Falley Virginian.
He holds his Office on certain terms, and
should be made to comply with them, Just
as the rest OF lis have to do. Yost is grow
ing "too unanimous lately, as Mr.. Jewell
told Sam. Bard. SCALAwAG.
n. BIZ the National Republican and
yourself knew how little Judge Riley kno,rs
about the intentions of Virginia Republi-
cans, and how much he thinks he khoaos,
the question of an Administration candi-
date for Governor would never have been
mentioned by either paper. S.