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PARLOR SUITES.-Six Chairs, Hair Cloth
or Reps, 81, 81, So 49, -..
PARLOR ROCKERS.-Carved Top, Hair
Cloth or Rep. 5000, Sll.0O, Sl4.M, $500.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Cotton, $3.50,
S4.0O; Shuck and Cotton. 1915, S4.25; Cotton $500
SIDEBOARDS.--Marble Tops. $50, So, $50, SIS,
$40, $45, $50; Marble tops upwards to $3.50.
PARLOR SUITS.-Scven pieces, Hair Cloth
or Reps, s45. $50, $50, &c. SO. s9O. 500, Sl25; Nine
pieces, Leather or Cane, sl5G; Eight pieces,
Fine, upwards TO, $3.50.
CHAMBER SUITS.-Imitation Walnut or
Oak, $50; Ten pieces. solid head, carved top,
s24, s2s, S34, $40, $i5, $50.
DRESSING CASES.-Ten pieces, 80, st5,
SD, So, sG0; Ten pieces Walnut SO, $780,, $50,
sl0, ten pieces Walnut upwards to $6O0.
CHA1RS.-Cane seat, per half dozen 1915,
Cane seat, Dining half dozen, $50, Cane seat
bent, Dining per half dozen $1,000, Split seat
ger hall do 9 $3.50, Best Cane seat, 1915,
faCKERS.-Wood Scat Arm, 800; Wood
Se Narse. SLOO; cane Seat Nurse, $3.50; Cane
WALSTT1UREAU sUITs.-Ten pieces,
eneiosed wash F,Aand, s35. S45, $50; Ten pieces,
Marble top, enclosed Wash Stand, S45, $50. S55''
$40, So; Ten pieces, Marble top upwards to SIS
No charge for freivht" r,rono n,,,-,,
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Millinery, Millinery.

MRS. HADDON is up with the times
1XI in her department and has made
large additions to her stock since the
great decline in these goods. Ladies
wanting anything in the way of a nice
Hat, Neck Ties, Frills, Cuffs, Lace Bibs,
Collars, Corsets, Underware, Handker-
chiefs, Zephyr, shawls, DC, should give
her a call. r. NJ. HADDON g. CO.
November %, 1877, tt.
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MO H.
DELINQUENT LAND SALES

IN accordanc, with section 100 of 'An act to reduce all acts anu
parts of act providing for the assessment and taxation or pro-
perty into one act and to amend the same, approved March 10
1874, the following list of delinquent lands is hereby puOllshed:
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500 Acres,

more or less, on Shanklin's Creek, wa
tors OF Little River, bounded by lands of
w. '. Clinkscalcs, and DR.. j. II. Baskin.
TRACT No. 4, known as the Gilbert
Tract, containing
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TermS Of Sales:

Personal property cash. Real estate,
one.third cash, balance on a credit OF
twelve months, with interest from day OF
sale, to be secured by Mortgage Of the
premises, with leave 10 anticipate pay
mcnt. Purchasers to pay extra for pa
j. NJ. LATIMER,
Assignee.
JOSEPH n. BROWN,
Agent for the Creditors.
December 10, 1877,
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313 Acres,

more or less, lying on waters
Of Shanklin's creek bounded by
lands Of TONNES Robertson, PcteiGibert,
DR.. j. L. Basiin, w. V. Clinkscales and
others.
TRACT No. 5, known as the Mitcham
Tract, containing
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rhe following are the appointment3r
NIT wear made by the Methodist EpisGl
Coferencc. For Cokesbury District
Brown. p. T.; Cox esbury stationCc1E r..
IIoGes: Cokcsbury circuit-W. a. Ga
J. S.Porter: AbbcvIlle station-D; -
mons Abbcvillc circuit-J:C Bissell; 50.
Abbe.llc circuits. p. II; Eiweli :! :
tion-k.p. Franks: Tumbling shoals Giro
j.. u. Trvwick; Greenwood circuit-E.
Smart, j.. Meynardie: Newbcrry. statiS
Cbrlctzbek; Ncwb"rry circuit-T. G:Hern
W.P. Me;pows: North Newberry clrcmit.
NJ. lianlcr: Saluda circuit-JeSse y. Clllt
Rev. W. S.Wightman, the esteemed pas
of Abbevillc Methodist church for the I
we years, nov goes 10 Columbia. Kew.
II. Lawton, lac of Lowndesville, goes to
lendalc circuit.
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NOTICE

WILL sell the Persona Property {
A. Oliver, January 18th 1878.
Terms cash.
w. A.. 7. OLIVER.
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ID OSENBERG sells the best cider vim
IL egar at As cents per gallon.
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FIRE.! FIRE i!

THE undersigned have this day united
/ their Agencies, representing FORTY
MILLION DOLLARS Capital and Assets, and
ask q continuation OF the patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon US. We feel assured that
with our combined strength and experience,
we can give entire satisfaction to our custom
ers. Rates as low the least. Office over Post
Office, Abbevillc, S. c.
DCPRE & BRANCH.
J.. F. G.. DUPRE, e.
VT. BRANCH. [scptembcr ,Is77. Il;
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Will Sell the Sane Day
Ny Corn, Fodder, Cotton, Cotton
Seed, Rockaway,. Buggy, Single, Double
Sett Harness, 4 MULES, l HORSE,
HOGS, COWS and other article not men,
toned.
w. A. T. DIVER.
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CASHMERE by the wholesale at
" ROSENRERG'S
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ribe and copy all the different prices of
Standing Parlor and Ladies' Desks,
asses, manufactured by me, and therefore,
Of goods kept by me.
I REPRESENTATION Walnut and Glass,
s7.75. S0.T5, Walnot and Glass, sl3.75, sI7.5O:
Walnut quarter Marble and Glass Sia.d0, s2i.0o
$500, $500; Walnut full Marble and Glass
and upwards to $4,000. :,
BEDSTEADS.-No. l Bed s2.25, No. 2 Bed
$40, No. 3 Bed Solid Head, fleet, 8 Inches high
1913, No. 4 Solid carved top, S n. 6 in. high
No: Bed Walnut. carved top, 8 feet high
1913, No. ? Bed Walnut, solid head, carved top
. feet s in high 1915, No Bed Walnut, solid
head, carved top. Z feet8 In high sl1,75, MOI
bed Walnut, solid head, carved top, 8 feet In,
high sl4,00. III.
Observation-Disclosures Walnut slg5,
Walnut enclosed SA0o, Walnut Marble top 5000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sr7, Walnut two
drawers $40, Walnuttw VT drawcrsdrop handles
carved top S22, $50, Walnut twodraw, drop
handle, carved top, fancy panels SIS. =
TABLES.-Round or Square sl,50, Walnut
$500, $500, 5000, si2.OO, slS,Oo. sN00, $500.
TOWEL RACKs--Walnut 50, sl0, $50,
$500, $500.
soEA s5 L, &C. Hair Cloth or Reps, carved
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500, sla,zs, sls,75,
S4,Ta
,g.
yours respectfully.
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On the Day following Cues
day.
I willsell at Al. Clinkscale's Home Place,
Nine Mules, Ono Horse, Ten Cows,
and three Calves. Stock of Hogs and
Sheep, Three Wagons, One Carriage and
One Buggy.
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800 Acres,

moro or less, bounded by lands of
r: l.. Williams, J. II. Bell, w. v.
Clinkscales and others, and lying on
waters of Shanklin'S Creek.
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No charge Tor freight, drayage or packing.
thanking you for past favors, I remain, yours respectfully.
October 81, 1877, l2m.
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e Christmas Hymn
Carrier Tim,
"oMgAt TIE Press j. Tanner
,SeYenLr- ,SepeN,

WIuke, arhui'S !gi,ren
tn %ind aa14 gracious manner.
\ merry Christmas to you all,
And exc Il good New Year;
Lo. regular u Spring and Fall,
! Your Carrier doth appear.
There be three things you can't escape
They put all on one level
And these be Death, in gruesome shape,
Duns, and the printers devil.
With Santa Claus, my Jolly chum.
Who n cs our Christmas merricr.
When flowers are dead and birds are dumb,
Ispcak, your Christmas Carrier.
I greet you all, from grcy-haircd sires,
TO babes in cradle rocking;
May each one get what he desires.
Hot punch, or well-tilled stocking.
Thro' coda and heat, thro' snow and sicet,
In Winter II in summer,
Trudging tul! oft with weary feet,
I've been II constant conner.
Unknown, unnotircd, all tho year,
Working in nOiseleSs name
I've brought YOU news from far and near
In the good old Press and Banner.
I've told how ~Straight-outs saved our State,
And of her sores did heal her;
And Of the game of seven to eight
That brought in Hayes and Wheeler.
Since last I spoke. beneath the sun
Has been Some wondrouS work:
\ bloody war has been begun
Between the Russ and Turk.
Europe is filled with strange turmoil
That every day grows greater;
France, Germany. and Britain, boil
Like u volcanic crater.
At home, the low-paid artisan
Struck work for bread and meat,
And poor mems blood like water ran
AdOwn the Northern street.
With strikes at home and wars abroad
Ana storms on land and ocean,
This year Il weary way has trOd .
Mid blOodshed and connection.
Thank heaven. our STATE hath peace and rest,
No ~StrifeS, nor fcuds, now fret her;
Dur rulers. sure, have done their BEST
1t might have been much better.
Cut homeward now our thoughts we turn,
Let others roam who will;
ike wearicd dove my muse doth yearn
For dear old Abbcville.
.ong may shelive. great may she grow,
May prosperous brcczcs fan her;
she hath no truer friend, | know,
THAN her Old ireSs and Banner.
Tor ten long years she crouched In gloom,
Not l:gypt could ba arker
br;Srser days her putin Hiunlc,
Ard peace comes in with Parker.
Veil do her Council rule by day,
Her street lamps rule by night;
md those who stand In sinners way
Big Alfred serves them right.
Ter merchants drive q thriving trade,
And they arc right good fellows:
hey know how fortunes should be made
The Banner blows the bellows.
he Grcenville merchants sell right cheap,
Augusta ones right low;
If you want to save Il heap,
Just buy at home. That's So.
ihite Brothers here sell wagon-loads
BY help of Prince so famous,
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Sherifs Sale.

/ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That b,
| 4 = virtue of general execution direc
ted tome from the Clerk Of the Distric
court OF Iama County, Iowa, on d iids
incnt obtained in said Court, on the 2.ft
day of February 1871, in favorof e. Sp..nI
ding and ID. Parish as plaintiffs, and
against Margafei H0ag as defendant. 4 for
the sum Of Two-hnndred dollars and cerss
taxed at one dollar and accruing COS s.
4 have levied upon the following real
property, taken as the property of said
defendant, Margaret Hoag TO satisfy said
execution to-wit: 1'7
Commencing at a stake Eighty $50, Irods
North OF The Northwest Corner az Sec-
lion Twenty threets3; Whence East Eleye,,
and Fwo-tcnfhs ca s-f0) Rods to the cen
ser of State Road, Thence along the cen.
Ter ofsaid road in South -eastcrIy direc-.
ton Seventy-fo J rods to n walnut
Ice about Eight (S,) inches in diameter.
Thence West to section line Sixty and
One fourth go 1-4.),rods,. Thence North
to The place Of beginning. All in said sec.
ton Fourteen IA, IN township Eighty.
two (S2, North of Range Fourteen az j
West Of the Glib p. M.
And will offer tlic. same for sale sub
ject TO redemption, to tile highest bidder.
for cash in hand, on the q
18Th Day or january, 4. d. 1873,
u frcna Of the Court House, IN Toledo.
Iiqra County, Iowa, at the, hour Of 10l
o'clock. AIM, Of said, day, when and
s'icre due attendance will be given by
lie npde signed X ~
Dated December 29nd 1917
s. K. 3; AUsTiy.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by
N virtue of Il Special execution directed
to me from the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of ra:na County, Iowa, on a Judgment
and decree OF foreclosure Obtained
in said Couit, on The 18Th day col De-
ccmber 1876. in favor Of William ID.
Wagner tassigned tow. F. Johnston,
as Plaintiff, and against Samuel Rachel,
as Defendant, for the sum Of Two Thou
sand Four-hundred dollars and costs ta;i-
ed at One-hundrcd Fifty one and Eighty
Ave One-huudledths Dollars and acciu-
ing costs, have levied upon the follow
ing Real property, taken as the property
Of s,iG def laani, Samuel Rachel 10 sat
isfy sail execution towit:
'fhe Northwest Quarter Ct Section
Twenty three ga, } in township Eighty-fve
(S5, ! North, and Range Thirteen (i3,) Wes'
of The 9th p M.
And | will offer the same for sale, to tho
highest bidder for cash in hand, on tilt
18Th Day OF Janaary, A. ID. ISIS,
in front of the Court House, in Toledo
lama County, Iowa, at the hour of Il
O'Clock, A. NJ, of said day, when ans
where due attendance will be given b.
the undersigned
Dated, December goth 1877.
tg3 las II. 4. AgsII'T,
Sheriff Of Tama County, lowe.
EyERsoLE 81 WsLLEfT, S5.S5
|. Attv's for Pla;niif.
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Ahagiff's Sale.

NOT OB Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by
II vifuc ora special execution directed
% me f ON the Clerk OF The Circuit Cou4 I
Of Tama Ceunty, Iowa. on a judo mcnt
hpd decree OF foreclosure, obtained, II
sod Court, on the fifth day o. December,
1874. IA favor of T. Carmichael & Co., as
-nlanil Is, and against w. p. Parker y
de,pes Il. Lewis, as Defendants, FOR
sum.51 fifty-eight Humid. ed, Six and Nine
{v..J ee Onelhundlcuths dollars and costs
ta. ett at Five dollars and ace u ny cosls,i
'hayo JevieC. anon lneiollowing zeal plop-
CIV, taken as he nFopeEy OF sala
Deiendants. 10 salts. y said e..ecntion
Lots Six g. ard Seven C7) in Flock
Two q, in the original su.yey o, luka,
as plated and recorded IN the Office OF
the Recorder of deeds of Taina County,
Iowa, ald i'll tie buildings and appui-
tellaaccs thereto belonging. tt4 n.tt
And | viii oiler the same for sale, sub
lee. to ret,cnption 20 f4ie highest Dlaqe,
FOR cash in hand, on lac cob
Ie.h Day orSannary "A. ID. 1873, s.
in font Of thelCour House, in Toledo
Tama County, Iowa, at The hour OF II
O'clock, A.!M., of said day, when y
where due attendance will be gwen by shf
undersigned. es IN. a.gl...s III ~
Dated, December 20tl. 1877.
iRI r. i, AUsi
Sheriff Of lama County, Iowa.
Gs.GFSsEy. & HARMON, aE3N 500
Atty's for Plaintiff. ..
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SheriHs Sale.

Is. HEREBY GIVEN, That by
IN vi. tue Of Il special execution Directed
10 me flom the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of ranla County, Iowa, on a judgment
and dec ec Of foreclosure obtained IN SAID
Conrt. on tic 9Th dry of December 1877,
in favor of Henry Oppenheimer rs Plain-
.tis ana against S. NJ. Oh pnan, asdcfcn-
dant for Tie sum Of Ninetcen-hundred
and Thlty-fiye ard Sixty-seven One7hun-
dfeestns dollars and costs taxed at Ten
and Eighty One hundredtlis dollars and
acc,uling costs, have levied on the fol-
lowing zeal property, taken as the prop
ertyiof said defendant, S. nj. Chapman TO
salts Y said execution to-wit:
The South east Quarter Of Section S,x-
teen N6J in township Eighty-five (oo,)
North OF Range Fifteen l5,) West OF the
5th p. NJ
I And l will offer. the same for sale sub
j5ct toredemption toithe highest bidder,
for cash in Land, on the M
1854, Day of January, A. ID. 1878,
in font of the Court House, IN Toledo
lama County, Iowa, ut the hour OF y
o'clock, A. M, of said day when ano
where due attendance will be given .,
t.le undersigned. 80 .
Dated, December 20lh 1877.
X. i. AUSTIN,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa:
L. G. HI IKE. 500
.5 ATTY for Plaintiff.
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s7SaOnICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Thai BY
N virtue OF !. special execution directed
10 me from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of lama County, Iowa, on q judgment
and decree vi foreclosure obtained
n said Court, on the 9th day Of
December 1877. III favor of Ralph Moo:-
croft is Plaintiff, and against Walter Brad-
brock AS Defendant ,for the sumuf Three
huudscd Sixty and Ten One hundeuths
dolla,s, and costs taxed ut Seven ana
Twenty Une-hundrcdths dollars and ac-
|c,ning costs, have .cYicd ON the follow
ing real property. taken as the properly
Of said defendant, Walter BIssdbruok,
to satisfy said execution to-wit:
The North half of Lot No. Three to,)
III Block No Seventeen go in tie town
Of Toledo, Tama County,, lowa.accoruins
TO the recorded lsti thereof
And i will offer the same for sale, CUB
iect TO redemption 10 the highest blddei,
Ter casIiin hand, on the ss.'-s.'s'
l9lh Day Of 5anuary, A. y. 1878,
in front Of the Court House, iIi Toledo,
Vama County, Iowa, at the hour OF ~
O'Clock, A. NJ. Of said day. wien and
where due attendance will be given BY the
undersigned.
Dated December Goth 1871.
r. f. AUSTIN,
ag Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa,
| SrnUBI1E & KISEE, 4 s 500
Ga Atty's for Plaintiff t
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> would wish your readers q Merry
Christmas if | could, but Happy New
Year any way.
Marcus Kaler, cashier of Brooks &
Moore's bank, here, wentto Waterloo to
spend sChristr-as. He LETT his brother
Charles, salesman with Poplcrfcld Bros.
40 keep Ibouse. Mr.. Sollcy, u salesman
with Moses Simon roomed with him. On
night Of 23rd, they retired leaving dam
per in pipe down. The doors TO various
rooms on fiat were omen. Pa lies search
ing for them in the A. H., on looking in
1le windows discovered Mr.. Sollcv on
the floor, and supposing all well, re Tired
Not making their appearance afte noon
sthe room was entered Nj. Soi.ey could
fc'l nothing. Mr.. Kaler was beyond con-
sclot ness, and he died OF II o'clock, A
81 Oh Christmas. Mr. Kaier was a young
1nan from Germany last August where he
leaves father and mother. Marcus Klacr
Of the bank has The sympathy Of The peo-
pie Of tie town. REeoIDER
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Notice OF shes1Rs Sale.

y
| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That BY
In virtue OF Special execution altec-
ted to me from The Clerk OF the Circuit
Uoult OF lama County, Iowa, on judg..
ment and decree OF foreclosure obtained
in sad Cot on the 9th day OF Decem-
her 1877, in favor OF Samuel nj. Knox, as
Plaintiff, and against 5. overmire and lI
and Fi.iy- dye One hundredths dollars,
and anciuing costs, have levied upon
the following Real property, taken as the
property OF said defendants, to satisfy
said execution, to-wit: p
The Southwest Quarter of Section No.
Twcnty-thiee s(23,) III township No.
EigiIiy-ive $50 Range No Sixteen Q6,)
IVES. Of the 5thtP. NJ, in Tama County,
iowa ~ FIJI rg
And will offer the same for sale, Sub
Ject 10 redemption to the highest bidder,
fof cash in hand, on the . ~ ~,
ID, a Day of January, A. ID. 1878,
in front ofthe Court House, in Toledo,
Iama County, Iowa, at the hour of 10
O'Clock. A. NJ, of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given by the
Dated December Goth 1877, ~
r. E. AUSTIN, "a
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa. Il
L. G.. kline, ~ asif II S5.55
S Atty for Plaintiff. # 3grf 'f-{fi
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, S.
TAMA coUl.s " 81
DBBLlC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
i That the undersigned has this day
been appointed and commissioned By The
Circuit Count OF Tama County, in the
State of Iowa, Executor of the Est. te q
tMarga ct Fleming, deceased; and all
persons having claims against said Estate
ac hereby notified 10 file them with the
Clerk Of The said Court, clearly stated
and duly sworn to, and within legal 'ime
preparatory 10 their being allowed o.
lprovcd; and persons owing said Estate
are requested tomaSe immediate payment
10 the undersigned, and AVOID costs.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa, this 22nd da:
of December, A. d. 1877.
MILAN FLEMING,
s33.t5-52-9 Executor.
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rro1nra and welton Road Notice.

rro1nm aad Welton Eoad Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, S.
TAMA COUNTY, ~ ie 5Hs 81
+ 10 IEHOMIT MAY G0NCERN.
fT1he Commissioner appointed TO value
that portion OF, Il highway in Tama
County, that now runs in Il MOI thwesterly
and Southeasterly direction through ,ine
South half of Section Twenly-Scven,
Township Eighty-Fopr, Range sixteen,
has reported in favor OF The yacaiion
thereof provided that prior TO the vaca-
lion of said road that u public hiElWay
be established from the quarter Section
corner on,he South side OF said See. 4on ~,
81, IS North TO the cemetery andellG lec-
lions thereto or claims for damage, must
be,filed iii the Auditors office on Or Jefoie
noon Of the list day of MarciL1S!s, Oh
such highway will be vacated without
reference thereto, if the said condiyion is
COMPLIED With,
SG.00-o2 y. A, BowDLE,.
County Auditor
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The production ard manufacture of
six BY the Japanese, fully illus tratcd
twi,l, engraving Is lie main subject ofi
Mr. Edward n, Knights article about
t.csudc AMI Curious Inyension in The
J.srasiy Aiiansic.