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The Abbcvillc "Moonslincrs.v

The facts of the supposed attack on
revenue officers in Abbevillc County. ms
given by the Press and Banner, are a.
follows:
|. A posse Of revenue officers came to
the l.owndcsvillc neighborhood still
hunting.
.. They found still, but not an Illicit
one.
3. y few reckless youths came near
the house where the revenues" were
spending the night, remaining 800 yards
from the house, they sent one of their
number to warn the revenues" that Il
large force o: armed and dangerous men
were not far of, aud il they valued their
iives they must leave the county within
three hours.
4: The revenue officers hurried off to
Abbevillc Court House.
D. The house was not Surrounded"
u. There was no band of armed men
of at least forty"
7. The practical jokers did not even
come to the house.
The Abbevillc .1Lcdium says: "The re-.
port that the revenue officers had been
attacked and fired upon in this county
near Lowndesville, has proved to be all
hoax, and thus more Radical thunder
Is destroyed. The truth seems to be that
they were Mt the house of Mr.. Harden
having good time, and that some
drunken men fired pistols near the house
but did not shoot at anybody mt ALL
The revenue officers paid no attention to
1T whatever, and said that they were
never treated better anywhere in their
lives"
The NinetySix Guardian says of the
Revenue disturbances which occurred
recently in Abbcville county:
"The disturbance which occurred near
Calhoun's Mills, in this county, last
week. between n posse Of revenue officials
and some citizens Of that locality, is un
fortunate in view of the amnesty arrange.
mcnta made this summer 10y Governor
Hampton with the Federal government.
We are not prepared to blame the citi-
zens, for we know them to he law abiding
aud peaceable, and we know that the
officers, or some Of them, of that squad
are good men, acting III the line of their
duty. in the absence, linen, ri definite
knowledge, We lorbcar to crticiSe the ac
ton of either party. But we would urec
upon our people the advisaD;li,v, even
the policy, of strict obedience to the law
We have no particle of knless for the
onerous burden of revenue taxation.
But it being the law, there can be no
two opinions as to the expedicncy, even
the desirability of Observing it strictly"
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The Supreme Court of South Carolina
has decided, in the case of Elihu Daven-
port and wife against Elizabeth Caldwell.
that the Probate Court has no iuristlic-
ton under the Constitution of this State
to partition real estate. The decision is
startling one to the legal fraternity
throughout the State, ms perhaps nine
tcnths of the estates which have been di
viGed since reconstruction have been par
titione1 in tho Probate Court, and this
decision unso:.ics al! :;::!es wliiu! have
been acquired under such sales. The de-
cision is good law, as tho highest Court
in tho State has rendered 1t, bu. there
can be no doubt that it is a very unfor-
tnnate one for the people, not only be.
cause it invalidates hundreds of titles
but also because it necessitates the par.
tition OF estates in the Circuit Court.
which will be slower and more cxpen-
siye mode of procedure, The Legisia-
ture is looking into the matter, and will
do all that can be done by that body to
remedy tho evil. but as the defect is con-
stitu,ional, any relief which may be at.
tempted will be Of doubtful validity.
The people and the bar will no doubt
agree with us when we express the opin-
ion that thai it It would have been better for
the Supreme Court to have stretched the
law to sustain the jurisdiction of the Pro-
bate Court rather than have rendered n
decision which will work SO much injus-
tico AMI Inconvenience without con-
ferring any good in compensation there
FIR.
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= There is talk of another newspaper
starting in Columbia.
= Ii is said that Smalls will not contest.
Hon. G. ID. Tillman's seat in Congress.
- Wild geese and ducks ars nov daily
seen in large plumbers on Sauda river.
= Speaker Sheppard's desk is daily
decorated with beautiful hot house flow
ers, the gifts of ladies.
= Cotton passes down the Greenvillc
and Columbia Railroad in smaller GUAM
titles each day as the season wanes.
- One hundred and fifty five free
schools have been opened in Greenviiie
County during the present year, and 1l9
white and AZ colored teachers EMPLOYED
= Our Assembly is very surely one
which presents far more than average in
telligcnce, and as far as we can indge 40
far, is body disposed towork with down
right earnestpess.~C Columbia Register.
= Deputy Marshal George n. Bourke
has been arrested in Biackville. on an
other charge of intimidation and ill-usino
colored Democrats. He expects the
United States Court TO interfere and re-
lease him.
- The charge of intimidating witness
es in the United States Court, brought
against Mr.. Buckheit, of Florence, broke
down so badly that Mackey himself
asked for his discharge. Faaborg. who
made the charge, will be looked after.
= Mr.. James l.. Sims, recently one of
the proprietors Of the Spartanbnfg Her
otd, and gentleman Of extensive and
successfp! experience in the newspaper
business, has purchased the E,listo
Cldyion of OranCeburg.
- The cotton in the steamer Royal
Diadem, lying at the port of Charleston
for Amsterdam, took fire on the morning
OF the Both ult. The. vessel was towed
ashore and filled with water. Her cargo
OF 5i7 bales of cotton, valued at $70, 900,
was hadly damnrcl hy fire
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MEMO.

TAX ON Observation-Disclosures
the protest of Commissioner of Internal
Revenue Raum against the proposition,
the Southern and Western tobacco man.
utacturers will make Gil earnest effort to
secure reduction of the tobacco tax
from twenty-four to sixteen cents per
pound. 1t will be remembered that the
House last year passed revenue bill
making, among other reductions, re-
duction OF the tobacco tax 1t is now
with the Senate finance committee. Mr..
Barwell, who represents the Southern
tobacco men, arrived here to-day, and
feels confident that the tobacco move
ment will succeed IKaahinqion ,Siar.
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At regular meeting Of Sandy Springs
Grange, the following officers were elcc.
ted to serve the ensuing year: T. Is. Lee,
NJ; S. ". Smith, L.. J. w. Major, S.
w. 4. q. McWhorter, A. s.; S. C.
Major, Chap; w. G.. Smith, See; II.
NJ. Burns, T.; T. O. Morris, G. X; Mrs.
l.. H. Eirod, G.; Mrs. A. Casey, f.. ;
Mrs. Eliza Smith, F.; Mrs. NJ. +. Jones,
l.. a. 5. The following resolution was
adopted
Resolrca, That we invite +. r. Brown
to install our officers on the second Sat
urday in January.
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- We regret to learn of the death of
MIR. William Summer, of congestive
pneumonia, which occurred at his resi-
dence, near Pomaria, last Sunday night,
IN the sixty-third year of his age. He
was the proprietor of the pomaria Nurse
ries, and prior to the war was horticultu-
raj editor of the .Southern Plnnfer, paper
published in this State at that time. NIr.
summer was most excellent citizen and
useful man, and contributed much in his
time to the wants and needs of the com
munity.-NcUJerru Newx.
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Secretaries Of sub Oranges will bear in
mind that .heir reports for the third
quarter have been due for some time
past, and that the report Of the Secretary
OF Pomona Grange must close at an early
oay riease report promptly, and dc
not forget to forward rolls OF member.
ship as heretofore requested. These
rolls are to include the names of all
members, whether clear or otherwise
plainly designating the standing of each
member.
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announcements fnr 7oyo -.

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:hc following: 'o' 'he coming year %
y.1iran' UI.Mlirs," I.., serial novel, by Mr., r.
The scene 10 laid In Lancashire. Iss o iowfies
Inventor oi American birth. aIjaw"lr'9sE,. young
,ynseS, s."Iy Mra Burnet has yet writtan Is tie
srber 1875 vs and will inIm6srs m beginning with WI W.
FALCoABEkG, n serial novel Iy Illustrated.
Saine s"'or %c OF ,h ru,nar" The Man who Boye
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Johnny Reb at Play" appears in ill., y. ne series,
number. al tue November
among Inc additional series of pane,.
pa by gS lss on "o%
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GRANGE DEPARTMENT..
tnder the Supervision of the E>ccuiX.
COlnInIltee of IOmlOmn Grangr.

Sub-Grange, No. II, will NEE, in Ten
.perance Hall on next Friday morning,
at 10 o'clock. A full attendance of the
nembeis are requested as the officers for
the ensuing year will be elected on that
Gay.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
by W. ". Humphreys, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, w. T. Grubbs has applied
TO me TO grant him letters of administra.
tion, with the will annexed, on the Estate
These are therafnre tn otto AMI ad,,,oS. :
ish all kindred and creditors of tie said
Nancy Cromer, deceased, to be and nm.
pear before me in Court Of Probate. II
be held ut Anderson Court House on
Saturday, 14th December, 1878. after nnh. .
,ication hereof, to shew cause, if any they
nnve, why the said administration should
i,t not De granted. Given under nv hand
TINS 23d day of November, 1878.
Nov %, 1878 %
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= The lsarnwcll Sentinel says gentle
man, residing not many miles from that
place, was presented the other day, for
the third time In succession, by his wife
with n pair Of fnc boys, and he has not
committed Suicide yet.
- 4 little daughter OF Mr. G.. +. Able,
OF Aiken, was hurnt 10 death, while at
tempting to kindlc n fire.
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Notice to Contractors.

FHNIIE undersigned will let out the C....
IL tract 10 Repair the Court House
Stccple on MONDAY, December 8, 1878, to
the lowest responsible bidder. The right to
reject any or ill bids is reserved.
o. II. =. FAINT,
J. G.. CAN'T,
SAMUEL BROWNE,
County Commissioners A. C
j. l.. TRIDBLE Clerk of Board.
Nov II. 1875 1S
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MILLINERY GOODS.

MISS DELLA KEYS begs to inoI,"
AxA the Ladies' of Anderson anu ,s,ny sT
rounding country that she is now reSeI'iIJIs ree,i i,
n select and elegant assortment of "a ~ -
and WINTER MILLINERY GOODS ~
all kinds, which will be sold at the ionbh ii 4,
prices for cash. The stock of goods ~,,ryi hr.i.
rcplenished to meet tho demands OF Uvt .,is.
ncSs, and every effort will be made 10 Sr.d I'd
!y and please customers IN both sly ISs -
prices. Millinery, Mantua- Masking, S'''"i
ing and Plating attended tc as usual
MISS DE "a KEYS,
In Centennial Hon'e'
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT
~ The undersigned, Administrator of
e. r. Brown, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will apply to the Judge of Probate
icr anderson County, S. c., on the fourth
iay oi iaiuaTy next, for a Final Settle
neht OF tho Personal Estate of T. II.
BIu Yn, deceased, and a disciarre frnm lilo
Office OF Administrator of said deceased.
Dec 5, 1878 q 'A"'H +.
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try.
President Hayes, in his annual mes.
sage sent to Congress on last Monday.
dwclls ut length on the frauds and in
tlmldation practiccd ut the late elections
III the South, especially designating the
states of Louisiana and South Carolina
and declares his intention to investigate
and punish the guilty parties. This is
All right rs far rs it goes, for Il number
of those charged with the offences have
been discharged upon preliminary exam
ination, and the intimidation, of which
SO much has been alleged, will be shown
TO hc ia'sehoods, made by Radicals for
Northern consumption. Again, we have
not heard Of the arrest Of Il single Radi-
cal by the Federal authorities for intimi-
dating Dcmocr"tS, when it is well known
that co!orcd Democrats were ostraciscd
beaten and excluded from church mem
bership because they voted against the
Radicals. Colorcd Radicals voted with
out molcstation or hndcruncc, while
colorcd Democrats were denied these
rights. The President holds that Con-
gressi"nal elections, in every district. nre
justly matter of political Importance
throughout the whole country, and while
this is true, how much more important is
the election of President by the millions
OF voters of the whole country? and
IT fraud in the election of n member of
Congress is great crime, what il the
nature of the crime that fosts upon the
forty millions of the inhabitants of the
country fraudulent President, who was
defeated by halt amilion of votes? Mr..
Hayes holds his Office by one of the most
stupendons political frauds ever imposed
on people, and i'll becomes him to lee
turc on the subject until his own skirts
are clcanscd
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned. Executor of Mrs
Elizabeth Robertson, deceased, hereby gives
nttlce that he will apply to the judge Of
Probate for Anderson County. on the fourth
day of January next, fora Final Settlement
OF SAID Estate and discharge from his Office
pl h1eGntor OF the Estate of Mrs. Eliza
beth Robertson, deceased.
Dec 5, 1873 2i *
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NOTICE OF SALE.

NHE undersigned. Administrators Of the
A Estate of Col. James Long, deceased,
VIII sell at his late residence. on THURSDAY
I9th day or December next, the following
Personal Property, viz: b
b Six or seven bales of Cotton,
Corn, Fodder, Shucks,
Wheat, Oats,
And other property.
Terms of Sale-Casl on delivery.
]: JAMESON,
i. u. LONG,
Nov %, 1878 S''"'otS 2s
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NOTICE.

DIR. ID. l. Sharpe Nus! have MEoney.
OERS0NS owing him will confer n favor
oy calling to pay their accounts be-
Nov 81, 1875 10
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GOVERNORS MESS lGE.

We publish in this issue The annual
message Of Governor Simpson. As a
state paper ii is concise, clear and prac.
teal. The Governor does not deal in
ianciiul spcculations or abstract theories,
but places before the Legislature the
living questions of the day, ppon the
consideration OF which depend the peace
and prosperity Of the people Of the State.
He message truly urge. two things rs
essential to tho progress and prosperity
ol the state: good government, which it
asserts wc nDw have and TIE devotion.
mcht Of the different departments of hu-
man Industry. While government, can,
not create capital AMI labor in country
1t can and ought 10 protect capital, en-
courage labor, and by wise and iudiciou.
Legislation render each of these efficient
IN developing the agricultural, CONNER
ciai and manufacturing Interests nr the
state The miserable government Of
eight years paralyzcd capital, dcmoral.
lzed labor aud brought the people of the
state to the verge Of ruin. Two years of
Intelligent and honest government has
done much to repair the ruin brought
about by ;he Radicals, but much yet re-
mains to be done, and it will require the
Wisdom Of the executive and legislative
departments combined with renewed
energy and industry to restore general
prosperity. The message in its toue is
mild and consideralc, and its rcco,nen.
dations will claim the attention not only
OF the Legislature but the whole culin-
try.
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CALL and SEE!

NUR SHOES, just in. Something good
~ and nice in Ladies' and Children's.
Mems and Boys Shoes.
We now offer special inducements to
those wanting good article in any line Of
Goods. a. B. TOWERS & co.
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Read This!
South Carolina Railroad.
FOR AUGUSTA.

CHARLESTON, Eov'r 9. 1917
On and after Sunday, 10th inst, Passenger l'aiH'
will run rs follows.
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Sunday morning exeeptod) -ann
Leave Augusta $50 and l;3gP
Arrive At Charleston..... ...-4:20 Ii ana "a "a
Leave Columbia at.......-.3:25 nj ana SIS sd rl
Arrive ut Charicston....-....--9:45p p m ana o'i'
lumbla with Creenyiilc and Columbia RalltoS
and Charlotte road, and at Augusta with NA''-
and Atlanta trains, -,
S. s. SoLOMOES SuperinteraepN
S. B. PIcKESs General Ticket Agent
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ron cOLuMpiA,

(Snnday morning exccpted.) ,nnu
Leave Charleston at............9l5 III and Isg :,
Arrive at Augusta............5 800 y III and o'9 =
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY
ihc Liahdsomcst illustrated NJ,
III the WOrfdi ssZihe
Conducted ny j. i. pnl.A"~

6 600 a'nf.isap sidn,p,, edition is now more tns,
IN England than any other MAJ ar.tr cireulaii,m
GG GGsfy number contains about one b,naa Magazine.
my pages; and from fifty 10 vnSundred aud
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Sunday morning excet ted)
Arrive nt ColnmbIa l:a5 A N and E.9 y
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-17

,ol, ae hives was nice an clean an still
like, spectacle lneetan's an DC #oiuer
was a Dustin wild honey q, am de bees KEEP
asgoln an ii comm in from the ciover;;1l
aesv les KEEP On a Hilip' upde hive till de
honey was a. tloWin' like in GIG Ian OF e t'..
nam. An / saw all roun' dc hives was " rs
de ants an worms, an de great drones an
black bugs, an dey KEEP on.de outside.
Deyswasnt bees. Dey couldn't make de.
honey for darselves. Dey couldn't fly to.
dc clover an, de honeysuekle. Dey .ie.
hung roiin' de hhstin'' hive an lie' on de-
drspps,,s's. An de boys an gals come TIP
var an hang roun.' Jes come In, an
vel show you how de gospel bees dol!
Come in, an We'll lead you to de. clover!
Come in we'll make your wings grow !!
Come ael won't yerS Well, den, poor
things, let EN- stan roun' de outside an
have de drippen's- Yves gotts honey ~
dis hiveln
Raising the hymn book, and with ter,
der voice, he took up the stanza JUST
.whepe he left it S..3 .Is q
aPart of e hos av cross 'er flood,
An part are crossia now. & s8sa 5sa.4
.sing, brudders! II said hei and to his.
shining out" they sang the whole hymn.
as only such as theytan sing. s u
b All this wasten o., tWel I've y ears ago. RI
remem berwhi he was speaking my ser.
mon seemed to shrink and fade. And now,
as fIecall the scene and reGoid swords
Bit in part, t an feeling the power o.
his truth heavens a mighty big place
Thv Fathers house nath many home
and places prepare ed for many. Was b b
dreaming Of these as. he went about our
streets with tubs and brushes to whiten
and swesten the homes Of men2 Did "A he
wear BIS rags contentealy, mindful Of his
robes shining and exceedingly white l as
snow? In that day when they are last
that shall be first, few will look down to
find Brother Anderson. Il II s.g4 s Il