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Illustrative of southern life. before, during or
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State CT South Carolina;
Abbeville County.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters of
Administration.

Probate Confederation for Letters OF
Administration.
By J. FULLER LYON, Esq, PROBATE
JUDGE.
WHEREAS, Mary Gable has made
w suit to me, to grant her Letters
of Administration of the Estate and e.
lrcts of John Gahlo late OF ADbcvlllc
County, deceased.
ThcSrarc therefore to cite and adm"n-
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itors of the said john Gable. de-
ceased, that they be and appear, before
in the Court of Probate, to be hclu at
.ib)cvillc c. H., on Wednesday 20 day OF
February after publication hereof, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said Admins
trati0n should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day of February, III the ycaro of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and scvcnty-ninc and in the one
hundred and third year OF
American Independence.
Published on the l2tl day Of February,
1879, in the Press und HunHcr and on the
House door for the time required
by law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Probate Judge.
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c ONSIGNEES.

AB3EvIII.E. February 3I.-Cotton.-priccs
steady. We quote good grades at
5 tG 81 cents. Stains from u. to ~.
Corn.-Is . selling ut 81 cents per BUSH
cl.
Bncon.-Pricc of meat is still advancing:
shoulders and sides arc selling from . to u
cents.
weak money ZOOS, gold 100: exchange
long l.>5; short l.SS; state bonds dull
governments firm. Cotton dull; sales 3l3;
Futures tirmlrr FEBRUARY go; March 9.T
April 800. May 1870.
LOUISVILLE, February 2I.-Flour quiet:
Wheat firm corn dul!cr; oats firm FORK
1878; bulk meats higher; bacon nominal :;
clear sides 81 whiSicy active.
AUGUSTA, February 2i-tOtton steady. {:
--middling 81; low middling >1g;good ordi-
nary TX; net receipts 81; sales lis.
CiIAHLESToN February 2i-CottOn steady
middIing %; low middling OK: good ordi-
nary 0; net receipts l.lOS sales 5W.
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E. PkRKER'S.
January ~, 1879.
AN ORDINANCE
TO Raise Supplies for the Town OF
Abbcyille for the year Of 1889.

Abbcyille for the year of 1889.
Pc u ordained by the Town Council of Ar
bc:il!c and by the authority of the same, that
Tic blowing taxes be levied and assessed Tor
the uses and purposes of tho said town Tor
the fiscal year commencing October ], 1913
and ending October |. 1873.
|, On every hundred DoHdrs of the cash val
ne of all Real and personal estate within the
Incorporate limits of the said town of Able
willie the sum Of ten cents.
II. On each Dog the sum of one dollar.
III. On each billiard table or Ten Pin Alley
kept for hire or pay. the sum of twenty dol
lars on first table or alley and fifteen dollars
on each table or alley more than one.
". For each license to retail and sell spirit
u0us liquors the sum Of one hundred ana 1lfty
dollars Sljo.0m for the year commencing Jan,
| uary |, iS7g end December 81. 1879. To be paid
in ndvanrr and for .ii'Olhcrarirs license the
sum of tlily dollars SD.Cy 10 be paid In ad-
vance.
V. That all males liable to road duty, shall
br REQUIRED TO work on the r0ai:' Or streets
within the incorporate limitSof thc town five
! DAYS. under the direction of lie Council. the
Communication Tor Slrli road duiT or tax, To- he
the sum of two dollars, from each person thus
liable. to be paid at the time OF payment OF
other taxes.
VI. For licenses to Itincrant Pctldlars or
Itincrant A~uciiunccrS. not more than twenty
five dollars nor less than one dollar pei day.
III. For Exhibitions Of Circus and other
shows not more than twcnty-1l|cc dollars nor
less tnan five dollars per day.
VIII. For licenses TO keeper or keepers OF a
Livery stable the sum OF twenty-five dollars
shalt be paid annually.
IN. That all persons keeping for hire or for
drayagc any vehicles drawn by two or more
animals shall pay the sum of ten dollars an
nuaily. and for any vehicle kept Tor hirc
drawn by II singh" animal shall pay the sun
of five dollars annually.
*. That all the taxes levied and assessed
under this ordinance shall be paid by the hrst
day of April, 1919.
81. That all ordinances or parts Of ordinan'
ccS conflicting will the foregoing be Gnd art
hereby repeated.
Ratified in regular meeting of Council, this
the 2itii day of January, 1873.
II. ~. TUSTEN,
Intcndant,
r. p. QUARLES,
Secretary Town Council.
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GopEY'S LADY'S Book FOR M~ARCII-kccpS
ND the high reputation of this farurllc Pubn.
c;itiOn, which for many years has been ahead
of all others of its kind. II seems 10 p'r;tSc
the ladies powerfully. Tho colorcd !ashlon
plates are superb, and IN" reading matter Is
entertaining. Tie household department
contains much useful information: Cooley $
Lady's Book Publishing. Company, 1905 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Bcuufpyt Crescent Says that In copSc-
ullcncc OF the passage of the pension "cl,
about one hundred Thousand dollars VIII nc
distributed among III" .,"grnrS of THAI cnu!-
ty who We're soldiers in the Federal army.
The farmers didn't meet to talk about FER
tilizcrS yesterday. hut they sat around ON me
goods boxes and discussed the mittfcr unlli
some of lEcm got rs liihl as tllunucr ABOUT
the rise in pricc.-LhmirHr O5ScFrc!.
Go to the Post Oiicc ANA buy your tobacco
at cost, is going fast and Will soon hS @Olc
be III time and buy where YOU can Srl l.
cheap. u
THE Teller Committee while in Chat
lesion only drank Wiriilittn WhiSkc.v.
This line wEiskry kept III ~itilrE's liancil.
-Hdc.
PEACE has rci-ncd in Law Range for
the past week. 50 many oi the lawyers
having gone to attend court i'll Anderson.
Mrs. \. VI. HOWELL having recover
cd from her long illness. is now OH Il visit
to her parents 1T tokc>hury.
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S%winton'S Word Primer,
Swinton's Word Book az !Spc!icr,
Swintnn'S Word Analysis,
WrI,Slrr'S Primary Dictionary.
WrlSlrr'S Common Sciiuul Dictionary.
Wcl,Sicr'S Academic and Common School
Dictionary,
Swinlon.s Primary T.. S. History,
SwintOu'Sc Condensed /. s. History,
Swintor'SO Outlines of History,
Caihcart's Literary Reader,
RcA nOlds' lst, 3i,u, 3rd, 4lh and 9TH Readers,
.Npplcton'S list, md 3rd, 18th, and jtn lic:td-
crS.
kObinSon'S Primary Arithmetic,
RobinSOn'S intellectual Arithmetic,
Rohinson's ludimcHts Of Written Arith-
mciic,
R~ohinson's Progressive Practical -Arithmc.
Rnhinson's Progressive High School Arilh-
mctic,
Eobinson's New Elementary Algebra,
CornclI'S First Steps in Geography,
Corncll'S Primary Geography,
COrnr!l'S Intermediate Geography,
Cornrll'S Grammar School Geography,
Corncll's Physical Geography,
Ouacli nbnS Primary Grammar,
0uackcnboS' English Grammar.
Quackcnbos' Illustrated Lessons in DIR Lam
guagc,
~Ouackpnhos' ISt Lessons In Composition,
QuackenboS' Compassion Rhetoric.
QuneI;cnhoi' Elementary History or the
United States,
Quackcnbos' School History Of the United
States,
Tho Model Copy Books from | tot,
Reynolds Copy looks from | to-, at
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" II

MARRIED. at the residence Of the brides
nthcr Mr.. Hugh Robinson, Ivy Il. y. lH:i!,
Mr.. VI. NJ. t~LlNk%H'.il.f.S and Miss CEl.f.@'
TIA ROBINSON, February 10.
MARRIED at The residence of Mrs j. n.
Perrin, by il. y. Pratt Oh February ~. JOHN
Bolts and Miss MAGGIE :;TltlBiLlNG.
MARRIED., OH Wednesday, February L.
1879, ut the residence OF the bride, by the l;cv.
J. .. Lindsay, D.n.. Mr.. ". H.. ANDtti>nN
OF Ninc.y-Six, :nd Miss ELLEN k!NAltn.
daughter of j. McD. Kinard, Est. Of Edge
liCiu county.
MARRIED at Phoenix, s. G., Tuesday, Fen
ruary II, by Rev. \. ". Wal;cr at Ike resi-
dcnce of the brides mother, ..ir. IL, {. NOSE
LY To Miss BETTE LAKE.
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TAN YARD.

TNHE undersigned now have in successful
operation, Il good tan yard, at Donalds
Vile, where hides Of every description will
be bought. For dry hides we pay u cents;
for green hides, 8 cents, in barter.
HAWTHORN & HODGES.
Inn. 81. I'm S1S
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

BE Jenkins. New York: ID Il l.chir, Win
W II .\lchiSon. Flhcrton. Ga; " = lit>kin, jr
j Il lcHoy. I.owni">yiilc; 6 Link, W l..
Mrtt$iin, lin;villc; Is II Baker. %Caihnun's
Mills II Holland. baltimore. Md; Col sam
url Wnllingiurl, Charleston J i Cunning
ham. VI Cunningham, j D~aSlin, jr, Mon
trrpv.
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4 Handsome Income for an Encr-
cctic Lady or Gentlemen.

rh, Ohio Scale Works of Cincinnati have
H. Il coupictcl and are now introducing !"
The public II handsomely finished faiiilT,
scale. an article that has always Dcch nPc,cu
i'm every household, and in Il cornniunicltlnh
addressed to the publishers of this paper tne
nronrictors ask uS to refer them TO Soinc relih
bile party, to Introduce ii for them 10 INC pco
Mic of tiiS County. 1t is very seldom tllat II.
n.w article steps 50 suddenly into universal
favor. UouSrkrcycrS are loud IN us praise,
il is ALWAYS ready, there arc no weights 10 Gct
lost or to be hunted up. IS rc!iaDIt, anu VIII
not get ont OF order. The description Oh lliclh
is n handsome base Surnlnuntcd by a column
In which works 4 spiral spring SO sclenlin-
culIy adjusted as to weigh anything up 10
Twelve pounds with perfect accuracy, on me
of the column is the platform ON when
The article to he weighed or placed, ana lley
an adjustable indicator so that you can
lake the tarc of any vessel you may use IN
weighing. giving YOU the exact net WclSnl.
HouSck ccpcrS 1T once see th'lr Nalu' III
weighing fruits, sugars and other ingredients
used in preserving, cooking etc, or IN testing
thr weights of purchases from others.
The Scales arc made OF all Brass, arc hl%hlS
polishcd and are finished in n Skilllul man
ncr. They are very attractive ana take INC
eve of every one who secs them.
1t seems to us that nearly every 1amlly, III
this county will wan one and is certainly Il
rare opportunity for some smart ana clcrSct-
ic party to pick up quite Il nice Iittlc income
has agents in other counties who are easily
making from SJ.W to $500 per day Seliln%
them. and We would recommend parties in
need of employment to drop the ONO Scalc
Works. No, l2j and ~ Central Avenue, I'm
%cinnnti. O., Postal Card. II all information
etc, will be cliccrfully given item by HELL
our paper. II
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NOTICE..

The undersigned will continue the mcrcan-
tile business pf MCGEE BROS, at the old
stand, and will he pleased to serve the friends
of the old firm TO anything in my line, at the
most reasonable prices. | shall keep good
stock of desirable goods, which Will be
pleased TO exhibit.
HENRY P. MCGEE.
Feb. 10, 1879, II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-14
LETTER FROM A LADY.
A West virginia Woman out West,
STpp.roD IT,, T,,I,,In 1c-o

hest virginia woman Out West,
STREAroR, LIS, July 10, 1870.
Editors IntellIEenres:
There are topics universally interesting,
and l shall take pleasure in complying
with your request to write again, hoping
that short account Of the work which has
claimed so much attention here, may also
prove Of interest to the friends of temper.
ance in Wheeling.
The ladies Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, OF Illinois, have been
working effectively, with their President,
Miss Frances E. Willard, well known as
an indetaugable worker in the cause which
lies so near her heart, and withal thor.
oughly accomplished Christian lady,
whose name is reverenced by the women
Of the State, All who know her, or have
heard her lecture, speak in strong terms OF
her charming manners, her wonderful
power TO sway an audience, moving IN
tears or smiles at will. "
Miss Willard is the author and orpan.
lzer Of the Home Protection movement
This, as many OF your readers are doubt.
less aware, was petition to the Legislatures.
asking that laws should be passed by
which the women Of the State would be
allowed TO assist in controlling the Honor
traffic, or that they should "be entitled tn
vote at any election on all questions and
issues directly involving the licensing,
regulating, restraining or prohibiting the
sale OF intoxicating liquors"
The petition was placed on the calendar
OF the House as the "Hinds Bill" the
name Of the gentleman by whom it was
formally presented to the Legislature ON
the 10th Of l9st April. On the previous
evening mdss meeting was held in the
senate Chamber, and eloquent addresses
were made by several gifted ladies' The
petition was said to be the greatest ever
presented In the United States, PERTAINS in
the world, being one mile and half in
lengt6 and weighing fity.seven (57I
pounds. twas fastened to muslin eiOh.
teen inches in width and extended in Ia.
toons OF double rows about the entire
Chamber while great rolls, wards in
length, were lying on one OF the desks,
There were 10000 signatures, each name
thrt W's,a6 PeAsun WIose desire was
tnat woman, who suffers most, might by
her vote say whether men shall be II.
censed to ruin her husband and sons.N
Twelve hundred inmates Of the Joliet
fenitentiary signed, and between four or
I'VE hundred OF the Penitentiary at Ches.
ter, showing that the criminal recognizes
the SAD results OF license and would gladly |
nave removed the cause Of four.tiiths Of
the crime in our country. ~
should We station ourselves at a given
spot to watch these signers pass, though
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Thg Cincinnati Price Current says that
oGts are generally heading out. better than
was expected, and it is quite possible thai
the crop, like the winter wheat, will prove
to be exceptionally good in most sections
Of the West. In regard to corn AMI
wheat it remarks as follows:
"The accounts from all parts Of the
West regarding corn are decidedly favora
BILE. The weather in this vicinity Is o.
that forcing character-da and hot
which is SO disagreeable in Cincinnati, bu
which fairly makes the corn jump, in &
few days, from puny, sickly infant to 9
proud, healthy maturity, with tassle in
its cap, surrounding its suit Of emerald
verdure and ready to put forth its strength
in the production OF golden grain. The
prospects have vastly improved in THU
State and in Kentucky during the pas
week, and similar conditions are reported
in Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa-the three
rs which give character to the corn CROP
OF the West.
The yield Of winter wheat this season L
disappointment to farmers generally
but 1t is one which they can bear without
exercising an unusual amount Of iortitude
They expected at first that the crop woulC
be q failure; then that they would get 6
half a crop, and when the harvest com
menced they thought it might be ar
average yield, say 90 bushels to the acre
but, on threshing, it proves to befar more
Some fields in Indiana are turning out &C
bushels per aero, but this is exceptional
Many crops in Ohio, Kentucky anG
Indiana go at so to 40 bushels, and It il
seldom that one falls below 20 bushels pei
acre. Not only is the yield very large
but the quality is unusually good. Ken
lucky has considerable smutty wheat, but
the quality otherwise is excellent, and the
smut can all be taken out, so that 1t does
not greatly impair its value. A much
larger proportion of this crop than usual
will grade No. 2. We might almost say
that when properly cleaned all OF it will be
up to that grade. II other sections OF the
country have done as well we have the
largest and best winter,wheat crop known
In the history of the trade,
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Saturday, the lslh day Of August, 1879,

Beginning at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of aid day, Al the
front door o. the Court House VI said Ohio county
sell d public auction the following described real
estate, dtAte at the mouth q 0l0nnH Run near The
City d Wheeling Beginning al the centre Of the
county road being the northeast corner q portion
Of Md tract sold February ilth ie9 By aid Robert
B. Woods aud wiie 70 Jacob Lash and ID the dlylSon
line between the A r. Woods aud the David Garden
tracts Of land; thence with Iald division line G0u
100 poles 70 small buckeye term0Ely sugar Tree;
thence ~ IS 9s'loo POLES % stake corner 70 ".
70 The centre o. Said county road thence With sAId
road ~ IS pOles 70 the beginning containing
two acres more or less alsoa strip Of land ten feet
wide running from the aid county road 10 the Ohio
river along the south line Of and adjoining the land
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they should march SIX abreast an entir ";
DAY, When evening came thoy would SUI,
be moving On, and y, what faces we should
seel what earnest fearful, hopeiu,, sor-
fowtW faces an, many are tne Mles K ~
iuiI o. Patnos when came 70 " from tne
ladies' VINO went from house 70 mouse can
yassing Ior slgneteres. -.
Sn tne oVtn OF nay tne vote wa t as...
ana the result was hity'three yeas 70 nlty-
lonr nays; u ~.
NJ, t ne Dlll was kllleu, hotWitnstan'ainIS
sO y. ~ men y a. anu women ~u Desh piea"
ing uhM " mlgnt pAss. =. -.
blt the iapor was not loss 4; !! III ~
LiouseI tne peopls Y llSrs satnest motS,
DtoSngns y Enowlssqgs sunet,ns a.nvss
,uNii.S I1l VI Anu siEen inole ~ tS"n
~ tn' W. W. nay " .feeu aro 1a ~ ie
III ST I III, e Iau.es I ttS ,,I .yst 0pI
aiu uuse taiilI ~ 4. sSiys is ny 70 ue''VaVeu
70 S W. success o. snis MEASURE ie... ,,...,
e ,aS'a .oa,n nI hil 'IS auu ainns
w az ;, es S. I'LL law eSeu s,S
Nv iSs puss wst N, st n 'e pIp
as.Un S on 1u SnSo ~ n6S nos0
os nio. sO'VSv s aat 1aIo,ad ~ ten,,
1890 S' az e ~. n.y. u tSn o,.o w ,,Sar
e III, III ane sGoIo' ti.e e ensn Nv Ny" ~
aSy lay SUms t ,ia NV SS a%
tha1 1,',.s ..so,s s.a I;tta ais Rna
n1 uSi k aee AZ aAe ..ao,s M no,,aat 4;
oaonn. .I,n s VIZ ss9T ma Sraon,S -
sscS pmo ~ ~ ns S Jav ,1ov ~ barveSt
ea"I HlVutn Ply uey sc! VI " I1' W.
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Which should be given to nervous, slender
and debilitatcd persons.-Inyigorate seda.
tiyes, opiates, appetizers, are comparatively
useless. The system must be built up with d
genuine tonic in order to the recovery Of vigol
and tranquility by the nerves. A course, sys
tematically pursued, of the leading invigorant,
Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs, should be resort
ed to by those who suffer from weak nerves
and general debility, The stomach, always
more or less dyspeptic in cases Of nervousness
and loss Of vitality, is toned and regulated by
cision akin to that Of steady-going piece Of
mechanism. Complete digestion and assimi.
lation are, through the influence Of the Bit
tiers, followed by a gain Of vigor and flesh, and
the disappearance Of billousness and irregu-
larity OF the bowels, where such exist, as they
usuallydo. Appetite and sleep are then re-
gained. NwFGw
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TIE Charleston Courier publishes the
particulars Of the hanging BY mob law oil
the negro Mort Lee, who committed the
rape on Mrs. Settle, Of Kanawha Falls
There were over thousand persons en-
gagged In las witnesses and participants
The train was boarded at Coal Valley, OH
its way from Huntington, and the negro
taken from the custody Of the Sheriff and
a strong guard, and hanged, after an ac'
acknowledgement Of his guilt. We are
not the advocate Of lynch law but ut the
same time it may as well be understood in
this country as matter Of public opinion,
that tho punishment of.aggravated cases
OF rape is death.
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CITIzENs' RAILWAY COMPANY
Increase ofCapltaI Stock to 100000
oPPIcE CITIZENS RAILWAY COMPANY, !
WIfEI,LtNe, Julya, 1879,


Whereas, by an act Of the General Assembly Of
Ynla, entitled ZAP act 70 Incorporate the CilIEenS
Hallway Company e q the s.y Of Whssllng pse
the capital stock Of the said company shall conSlSt d
not less than twenty-five thousand nor moro than
one hundred thousand dollars which shall 30 divided
into shares Of alty dollin eGeh and whereas Il d
further provided In section O. "That the Directors d
said company may a. any time increase the capital
stock to the maximum limit Of SlOO 0O0l and where.
a, but one thousand nlH6 hundred And seventy. tEd
aud iourhths shares Of Had stock have been Issued Of
tue par value Of sos go and whereas Rt meeting ol
the Directors Of the said company held al their Otte
on MOh1ay, July Z, 1879, Il was
!RcS0htd, That the Secretary sell 10 the highest
bidder twenty and one-hih ShAesO Of said stock
Of the par value Of atty dOas EACH thereby IncTeaS-
Ing the capital stock Of aid company to the maximum
limit" Therefore, sealed proposals. will DO received
Rt the once Of the company, No. 1910 Market street
until O'clock ?. ". on SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1917,
Tor the purchase Of the whole any part Of said stock
The company reserves the right 10 reject any or All
bids u deemed their Interest TO do 20.
i've VAN B. HALL, secy.
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VIZ arc indebted to the Treasury De-
partment Of the Government for tables
giving an analysis of the principal Of the
debt Of the United States from July LIST,
1866, up to July LIST, 1870, Also, for Estate
ment showing the amount Of notes and
fractional silver coin outstanding at the
close Of each fiscal year from 1850 to 1870.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

Amelia g. Woods, who luel tor) 10 chansOry. In th,
Robss osas as I'D q ohs SSH osSsua SS1 WA
BY virtue d d decree d The County Court Of Obi.
County u the state Of West Virginia made and 90
tered In the above entitled cause on the 18th day
June, $50, will, Is special Commissioner aP
pointed for that pilfpoIo on