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ANOTHER N~ACANCY.-Thc following cores

ANOTHER N~.ACANCY.-Thc following cores
pondcnce explains itself:
NEWREERY, :. c.. October IL, 1871.
Hon. ". d. Sampson, President o. ne Sennfc
Of SpuM .C'srolind: Dear Sir: | have the
honor Ia hereby lender my resignation as
State Senator from the County Of NcwherTy.
Thanking you for the many acts of kiadncs
at Your hands. and with ms best wishes for
remain, very respectfully; Your 0i,rdient
servant, IL. :. COltWlN.
SpARTANHuRG G. H., October =, ls77.
Hon. II. c. Cb17nin: Dear Sir: Your rcSigna-
ton ~ Senator from the County of Ncwbcrry
has JUST been received, and is hereby ac.
ceptcd. Iou have my thanks for your kind
wishes as to nay future prosperity; Respect
fully, VI: SIMPSON.
resident of Senate Of $. G.
The buchclor editor of the -A6bcriHc Press
ana Banner, Hugh Wilson, is creating quite a
sensation among the up-cuuntry editors. The
.N.,vb"y7y H,1nid quoting from several pa
Ucrs. sums up the whole matter with the as
Sl"rtion That. "Somctl,ins surely must be
wrong, either with Hugh or the girls! which
we think almost .nou"h to predicate an ac-
ton for damages. Pee Dee WatchDidn.
Georgia bias 26,l99 more women b men;
South Carolina Sj,S2S more. Bad for the mat
rilnonial market. Those who can marry
should DO SO at once, because when it shall be-
come generally known that the sexes stand
in this proportion W cacn other, the men Will
resolve TO take tnClT ON tlulc 'lDOuI Ll'tIIS-
ing. 1t must be u sad thought to many To
know that there must always remain 2,S2S
women in this State who will never have q
"honey lnOon.'-OruaGc6urg Times.
BEST BOOK FOR EvERYEoDY.-Tle new IL
Illustrated edition Of WcbSter'S Dictionary
containing three thousand cngravin@s, Is the
best book for every body that the press has
produced in the present century, and should
be regarded DIS Indispensable To the well-regu-
lated home, rcading-roOm, library and place
OF buSinCSS.-GOtLn Era.
RAISING P~OTAToES.-A farmer OF this
county planted this year a patch OF yam pn
ly with stable. manure and e,laIlo,t thinking
he would make m abundant crop, but the re.
suit of his labor was only an abundance oi
vines and a lot of stringS.-GrccnriUe NruS.
i bad conscience does not trouble children
hut worms make their nights slccplcSS uiu
kill them. One 2j-ceat bottle Of Shrincr'sl In
dian Vcrmifugc will save them from disease
and death.
In 1855 the Russians invested Kars on the
| 18TH of June. were rcpulscd i'm December, and
starved out the garrison In November follow
ing. karS is stronger b in lSt.
W~anied-cvery one to he free from PiInpies
Blo.chcs, Boi!s, ETC., which can be lone by
ps,riCvinp the blood with DR.. Bulls DlOoI
Mixture. Used everywhere.
TIE Liih,m CUmicr-Jonunal adviscs.the dar
kics not 20 go to Liberia. Most persons II
! this locality are willing for them togo, If they
want to.
There has been more cotton sold in Aiker
! 81 far this season than WAS sold here durin.
the whole Of last -JOuTndi.
TIE Gcoryetown Times has a column 0
good items.
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ExFCUTIoNs,

BY virtue Of sundry Exe61ta1l3a bin
directed, I will sell at AH1Sfi1iHS Eou5$
House, on Salesday, the 5thz0f NoHsinbeff
next, within the legal houfSfof eafS th4
following Real Estate to wit 0n43trAct*
or parcel OF hand containing
FIVE HUNDRED AcR
moro or less, bounded by Rock ttg
Mrs. Amanda Johnson andoth,
Terms Cash.
Sheriff's Office. rs
October 10, 1877. So
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Sheriff s Sale.
Catlin, Benedict & Co,

81 Catlin, Benedict 81 Co,
3 against
Vance IL Moseley.
Execution.
BY virtue Of the above execution and
sundry others to me directed I will
sell at Abbeville Court House on Sale
hours the following personal property
to wit:
One two Horse Buggy s
as the property of J. FL. Vance and one
HORSE as the property Of j. NJ. Nose
ley, at the suit of Catlin, Benedict d co..
and others.
TERMS CASH.
sheriff's Office. s. A. C.
Oct. 10, 1877, IT,
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One two Horse Buggy
Sherif's Sale.

James II. Bell,
- .-.- Against
% Mary A. T.. Hodges.
Judgment Of Foreclosure and order OF
Court, to sell.
DY virtue Of an order to me directed
ID from the Court Of Common .Pless
for Abbeville County. I will BELL on
Salesday in November next within the
legal hours of sale, all that tract or parcel
of Land in Lowndesville Township con-
tanning t~.,s
Two Hundred and Forty-Six
Acres
more or less and bounded by LAM
James n. Bell on the North
East, South by lands formerly .belou5{fK
to Samuel Hunter, East by lands oftH44
ry Johnson, sold ON the following terTnf
Purchase money to be paid in cash VIA
the option to the purchaser to PAY ~
purchase money in good marketabye INT
cotton, to be received at the marketp1tet
on day Of sale, price to be annopac1e
rrom the crier's stand on day OF sal&
Sherif's Office.
J "a. j. Y. JoNE
s. As9
October 10, 1877.
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When our readers go To the Fair this week
they should not fail To examine the articles
on exhibition by Major John Alexander, OF
the Congarcc iron Works, who isan Old friend
OF ours. that has for the past twenty years adj
y~crtiSed in the Press und B0HHeT, ana furnish
ed many Of our citizens with excellent speci.
mems of his work. During that time we have
ourselves often had OCCASION to buy of his
clstiDgS, and like his other customers, We
have always found them the very best and III
the lowest living prices. AS evidence OF the
superiority OF his iron ratings we would STATE
that he was awarded the premium on that
class of goods by the recent Grcenrille Fair.
Our relations with Major Alexander tortwcn
ty wears have been Of the most agreeable
Kind, and we confidently recommend our
friends TO him for anything IN his line.
The happiest man on all thisc continent is
the talented and genial Col. j.. \. Conner, OF
Cokesbury, who hast week n!urried the ele'
CANT Mrs. Springs, OF Rock hill, YORK couii-
~. whose accomplishments and high ~cl,ar2c-
ter have charmed the heart and won the hand
q one of our most highly esteemed citizens
Col. Corners merit is only equalicd by hi,
good fortune.
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of South Carolina,
County Of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Robertson p. Callahan, Administrator of
the goods and assets of Dempsy Gala
ham, deceased, Plaintiff
against
Thomas C. Callahan, John VIM. V. CAL
laham and others, Defendants.
COPY SUMMONS. Compliant Scrued.)
10 the Defendants Thomas c. Callahan,
John VIM. v. Callahan, Thomas Gala
ham, James NJ. Callahan, Robert l..
Callahan, George ID. Callahan, Samuel
Callahan, Aldora J. Callahan, Eliza
heath a. Callahan, James \. Shaw,
Mary Jane his wife, of whom Thomas
c. Callahan, Thomas Callahan, James
NJ. Callahan, Robert l.. Callahan,
George D. Callahan, Samuel Callahan,
Aidora J. Callahan, George Il. Cald-
well and Mary j. his wife reside be-
yond the limits Of this State in the
State Of Georgia.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
Il and required to answer the conf
plant in this action, Of which a copy is
filed in the office of the Judge Of Probate,
ut Abbeville Court House, state of South
Carolina, and to serve u copy Of your an
swer to the said complaint on the sub
scribers at the office, ut Abbevillo Court
House, State of South Caroliua, within
twenty days after the service, hereof OK
elusive of the day OF such service; and if
you fail 10 answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff i'll this ac-
ton will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded i'll the complaint.
Dated thirticth day of October, 1877.
PERRIN 81 COTHRAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
LIS SAMUEL G. CASON, C. p. G., 4. C..
TO the Defendants above Aamed and
especially those who reside out Of the
State of South Carolina:
TAKE NOTICE that the complaint in
this action together with the Summons of
which the foregoing is u copy, was filed in
the Office Of the Probate Judge, for the
said County, at Abbeville Court House,
OH the Goth day of October 1877.
SAMUEL c. CASON,
G. P. c., 4. c.
October 81, 1877.
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Sherif'S Sale.

Sale of Real Estate of Fergus Nc
Mahan deceased,
Order of Sale from Probate Court.
BY virtue of an order to me directed
from tho Probate Court I will sell on
Salesday in November next at Abbeville
Court House within the legal hours OF
sale the Real Estate of Fergus Nc
Mahan, deceased, to wit: =
The Home Tract
to be divided and sold in two tracts each
containing one hundred and fifty acres
moro or less, plots of which will be eX-
hibited on day Of sale, bounded by w. }.
Milford and the other lands OF the estate.
One tract containing seventy-cight acres
more or less and bounded by lands OF
Pleasant Ferguson, Stewart Cam and
others. One tract containing ninety
seven acres more or less and Doundeu ny
lands of Bowman Patterson, John Nc
Mallon and others.
Terms of sale one half Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, tho balance at
the expiration of twelve months with in
tcrcst from day of sale at the rate OF ten
Der cent. per annum to be secured by
bond and mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for titles and recording.
Terms Of sale to be complied with, to the
J. Y. JONES,
Shcritf's Office. S. a. c.
Oct. 10. 1877, #.
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sherif's Sale.
Amelia IIollinshcad,

as.
Monroe Robinson.
In Common Pleas.
DT virtue Of an order to mo dirnctrm
, in the above stated case will sell
nn S~.lr,lay in November next tn" lot OF
land in tho town Of Abbcvi:lc known as
Lot No. II
uOLIINSIIEAD TRACT,
containing ono aero more or less fronting
on Depot street and extending back to
lands Of James Patton.
TERMS CASH.
j. y. JONES, S. \. G.
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Sherif's Sale.
LOWS D. Bowie, Administrator

Sherif's Sale.
LOWS D. Bowie, Administrator
US. +
MaryJ. Enright.
Order of sale from Probate Court.
BY virtue Of an order from the Pro-
bate Court I will sell on Salesday in
November next within the legal hours OF
sale the following described Real Estate
belonging to the estate Of John Enright
deceased.
The House and Lot
owned by John Enright at the time OF
his death containing two acres more or
less zeal the Abbeville Depot, bounded
by Depot Lot, Aston Lands and oilers
also, tho Lot Of land known as the
Gin Factory Lot
in the rear of the Methodist Church,
containing n acre more or less. Sold
on the following terms. One half of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, the
balance on a credit of twelve months
with interest from day of sale at the rate
Of ten per cent. per annum, to be secured
by bond with good sureties and a mort
gage of the premises. Purchaser to pay
for all necessary papers and recording.
Terms of sale to be complied with to the
Probate Judge.
J.Y. JONES, S. A. c.
Oct. 10, 1877, tt.
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OCT 10, IofI,Ftl'
SheriT's Sale.
Robert McCraven and Banister Allen,
yS.
D. NJ. hodges.
Execution.


DY virtue Of an execution to me Ill.
ID rested in the above stated case, !
will sell on Salesday in November next
within the legal hours of sale ut Able
villc Court House the tho following par:
cells of land being the balance OF the real
estate of D. NJ. Rodges, deceased.
One tract containing TWO HUNDRED
ACRES more or less, bounded by Little
River, NJ. o. Tolman, w. D. Mars, and
others.
HOPE TRACT, containing ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES more or less, bounded by
lands of J.. e. Calhoun, NJ. o. Tolman
and others. .
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES moro or less, and bounded by
lands OF J. i. Calhoun, l.. Cain, II 9th
orS.
DIXON TRACT, containing FORTY
ACRES. more or less, and bounded by
lands Of NJ. o. Tolman, Mrs. Lawton,
and others.
McCOMB TRACT, containing seven
teen acres more or less and bounded by
w. d. Mars, Mrs. Aston, and others.
HOUSE AND LOT, i'll Mt. Carmel,
which will DO more fully described on
day of Sale.
J. Y. JONES',
S. a, C..
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Sherifs Sale,

Wardlaw g. Edwards and other. Piainttf
"a . Against
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OFFICE.
M KF.NS WI LIN''N "
nIEMR1A = c Oct u lS17

SCPEkINTESDENTS OFFICE,
LAURENs RAILROAD,
COLUMBIA, S. G., Oct. y, 1877.
SAMUEL. Il. TODD. Eso.-Uedr Sir: In re-
ply To your inquiry as to the prospect Of an
carly completion of the LaurcnS Railroad, TO
the town OF Laurcns. l would state that !
have been instructed by the President, WI.
Magrath, Esq, to push the work forward with
all the dispatch possible. The Milan Trest!e
Is now being erected. AS soon as that is com
pieted, which | hope will be in about eigh-
Teen days, the work OF track-laying will be
commenced on the side nearest to Laurcns
and pushed forward rs fast as possible. the
crosS-ties are nearly nl ready to go rw'ar
AZ soon us the trcStle is completed so
;s to pass trains. II is of the utmost ilnpor-
lance that the balance due OF subscription
should be pnid, 80 that VIC can have the cash
to meet payments to laborcrs, and for materi-
ais promptly.
/ hope you will urge upon those who have
not .S yet paid their entire subscription the
Importance Of doing SO at once. ! feel very
anxious to see the trains AT your town, and
will use every %cHcrtiun TO secure this desira-
bic result at an early day.
Respectfully and truly yours.
THOMAS pODAMEAD.
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Sheriff sale

James W. FouGhe,
JS.
J. r. Carter, and s. McGow4R
1 EXECUTION
BY yfne,of executions toaMs
lin the aboJtySRfFS case, i,Tiu al
boyHie Court Hodss sSalesda
s sSs,d ahs wing sai
Two Hdndred Acres
more or less, boundedhI lard
Killingsworth, G.. W. Jonesa
Terms cash.
Shdriffs Office.
J.. y. 10
October 10, 1877. tt.
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Sherif''s Sale.
Samuel McG owan,
against

Samuel MCGOWAN, ...
against
J.. Citizen Roseman.
~ Order of Court to Sell. e..
BY virtue of an order of Court In the
above stated case, I will sell at Alb
beyille Court House on Saleday in No
vember next within tho legal hours of
sale the following Real Estate to wit:
ONE LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND
within, the corporate limits of the town
of Abbeville in the suburbs Of Fort
Pickens, bounded by Cambridge Road,
G.. & c. Railroad, U. NJ. Mars and others,
containing seventeen acres more or less.
TERMS CASH. r,fr"a. .
J. Y. JONES, s. A. c.
Oct. 10, 1877, tt. ,r.-
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Sherif's Sale.
Amelia Hollingshcad,

Luther Moragnc.
Sale under Order of Court.
DY virtue Of an Order of Court to me
- directed I will sell on Saleday in
November next within the legal hours OF
sale a lot or parcel of land in the town
of Abbcvillc known as
Lot No. 6, Hcllinshead Tract,
containing by estimation, one acre more
or less fronting on Popular Street.
TERMS CASH.
JOSHUA Y. JONES, S. A.C.
Oct. 10, 1917, tt.
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Gin Factory Lot
HERIFF'SSAL
w. II. Brooks,
DS.

D. J. Jordan.
Judgment of foreclosure and order Of
Court to sell.
BY virtue of an order Of Court in the
above stated case and also sundry exc
cutions to me directed against the above
defcndent I will sell on Salesday in No
vember next with the legal hours of sale
at Abbeville Court House, tho following
real estate to wit: One tract Of land con-
Seven Hundred and Seven
Acres
more or loss and bounded by lands of
Thos. C. Perrin, A. j. Ferguson and
others.
TO be sold in two or more tracts.
TERMS CASH.
J. Y. JONES,
Shcriff's Office. S. A. G..
Oct. 10, 1877, If. ..
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The Laurens Railroad.

The L1HrcnSriRe Herald publishes the fol
lowin. letter from Colonel Dodanod to $. Il.
Toid Esq, in reference to the early compile
ton of the Laurcns Railroad, which will be
read with interest:
OFFICE.
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J. D. CHALMERS & CO.,
ABBEvILLE s. C.
Dealers in Furniture.

T,ARLOR SUITS CHAMBER WALNUT
Suits, Cottage Suits, Walnut and Painted
Bureaus, Wash Stands. Tables, Bedstcads,
| Chairs, Wardrobes, Safes, Lounges, Children
Carriages Window Shades, &c.
WE also keep the largest and best selected
stock of Picture. Frames, Mouldings and
Finest Pictures kept In the State. Give us a
call and we will self you goods as low as they
can be bought elsewhere. All goods war
rWntcd rs represented.
Scptembcr5, 1877, If.
r. l{OSfNBtltG invites every body TO
l.. come AMI inspect his large stock OF
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Sherif's Sale.
Amelia Hollinshead,
Us,
Alfred Titus.
DY virtue Of an order to me directed
ID in the above stated case, 7 will sell
at Abbeville Court House within the le-
gal hours OF Sale on Salesday. in Novem-
Der next a lot Of land in the Town Of Alb
beville, known as
Lot No. 4, in the Hollinshead
Tract. ,.-.
containing by estimation ONE ACRE
more or less and fronting OH Popular
Street.
. Terms Cash.
JOSHUA Y. JONES,
S. A. G.
Nokoha~ IN 1917
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Sherif's Sale.
Andrew j. Ferguson,

Benjamin w. Williams and Roger =.
Williams.
Execution.
nv virtue of an execution to me di-
rected I will sell at Abbeville Court
House on Salesday in Novembern next
within the legal hours of sale the follow
ing personal property to wit:
Three Mules, 8 Head Of Cattle
and one Four Horse Wagon,
as the property of Roger L. Williams.
TERMS CASH. y
J. Y. JONES,
Shcrifr's Office. S. A. c.
Oct. III, 1877, Il.
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NONRTIBUTORS to the County Fair bS
u Rosenberg Cheap and good Goods .
every Desc"'":':. fol. evcaybcLS.
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. ~(Compla;nt
not SerUci.)
To the Defendants Andrew S. Giles, Sol
omon Dashcr and Mary his wife, S.
Louisa Giles and Elizabeth Giles, re-
siding at Perry, in Houston county, in
the State of Georgia:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
4 and required to answer tho COM
plant in this action, of which a copy is
filed in office Of the Judge of Probate of
Abbeville county, and to serve q copy of
your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their office ut Abbeville
court house, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof, ex-
elusive Of the day OF such service; and if
YOU fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this
action will apply 20 the court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated 18th October, 1877.
PERRIN IL COTHRAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
rL.s] SAML. G. CASON, G. G. P. A. G.
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Sherif's Sale.
: a. clisby,
John r Tolbcrt.
III n Spikes,

ia. M. SPIKES,
{s4At Ta
J. R. ToIbertand N. Henderson.
q EXECUTIONS.
BY-virtue Of sundry executions to me
directed iusthe above stated case I will
ser AZ bbeNle Court House On Sales
day in Noyenier next, within the legal
hours Of sale, Chg Glowing ReeAEstate,
To- vii: Ono Tract Q fGand c~ontaiaS
One Hundred Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF thu
estate of Dr.. Jno. A. Stuart andI9reen
villo and Columbia Railroad, situated
near N~inety-Six.
ALSO another Tract containing
NINE HUNDRED ACRES,
moro or less, known rs the WALLEE
TRACT, and bounded by lands of T. r
Rock, Mark Fellers, Thomas Cheatharr
and others. . M
Terms Cash. ~
J. Y. JONES,
sheriffs Office. S. A. c.
October ~, 1877, If.
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State of South Carolina
co UNITY OF ABBEVILLE.
Court of Probate.
James NJ. Giles, Plaintiff,
against

James r. Baskin and William a. Giles
Executors, James A.. Giles and others,
heirs of Andrew Giles, deceased, De.
PENDANTS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-08
FIRE TaIS MORNING.

a 1arkish Bath.HO0se Destroyed.
Between 2 and 3 o'clock this morning
a FIRE, evidently the work OF an incen.
diary, broke out in building No. IA JEFF.
ferson street, between Main and Front,
and occupied as a Turkish bath-house by
E Marshall. The fire brigade got to
work readily, and in a short time the fire
was suppressed. 1t was confined to the
building where it originated and was not
allowed to spread. At one time the rest
Of the block or row Of two-story brick
buildings was in danger, as was also the
Clay building across the alley on Jeffer-
sou street.
The building occupied by Marshalls
Turkish Baths was owned by Tory E.
Wales, Of Baltimore, Nd. The building
was insured in the Peoples of Memphis
for $4,000. The damage done to the
building is estimated at from FIVE to ak
hundred dollars.
E. Marshall had insurance on his fix
lures and furniture as follows: Home
Insurance Company of Memphis, $4,000;
Merchants Insurance Company of Mem
pals, $1,000. The damage done to fixtures
and furniture will not exceed $500. The
adjoining building, No. l6, was owned
by P. G, Bethel. 1t is insured in the
Planters Insurance Company of Mem.
phis for $25OO. The damage done to the
building is estimated at about 5000.
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Police COurt.

This morning Recorder Duff disposed
of the following cases: James Bannon,
I. Flood, Charles James, l.. Wallace
(white), drunk, fined IS each; P. Neat
frey, John Regency, Mark Roach, drunk
and disorderly, fined $40; John Hall,
Robert Britton (white), fighting, case
continued for trial; Frank James (black),
careless driving, case continued for trial;
Mary Allen (white), assault and battery.
fined S.; Sophia Sims (white), fighting.
discharged; Johh Sullivan (white), fight.
ing, fined $40; A. V. Laurent, l~arcency
of gas, bail $1,000; Rube Stephenson,
fighting, discharged.