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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09

THE Democratic call for the sinews
OF war win be answered literally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
RUNNELs cous,,
The Unofficial Vote shou,,. !.
Elected.

The Unofficial Vote Shou,.. +.
Elected.
Special 10 the Gazette.
RUNNEIs, TEX, Nov.
ton passed of quietly win :. r
excitement in regard to M h
ficers, and especially n.
county judge, the candid,,.
office being Sylvester Ado.
election HIS opponent I.
II. Willingham ofthe Arm Y.
ham & Harris, attorney "
resulted in the latter's eIs,,l.
large majority.
The unofficial vote is as lon
,relhnu'". ................ .........
congressman, ''''--
SayerF
Rector .... ''''''''''
state senator. '''''''
II. Calhodn..............
IOlHr..........-.. -
Representative,
sue uh......s.... .......
y1thney .''.... e.. ....,..,....,......
- - rs ;'sss................
neA y eil ''''''.'.'..'......',...... -.
District Judge Thirty-secoad
trlct- SN''.
X. NJ. b nks.
@ ]. Evans
VIM. n. Jegsing ..... -.
WIN. he needy -.
Rowan Green ......................
district attorney
w. A. Wright
- ~ III, ..,,..,,...,....-....-..~
j. w s. PoTter..................
bidso ......... .......... ''''
County Judge
Chas. IL. Whilngham, .........
| Sylvester Adams. ,'''''
County. attorney
a. A Bell .............
w. l.. TOwner is re.elsss
and district clerk.
J NJ. F0rmwslt is re-eles
j. b. Gotten is re.elected ha
ID. G. Underwood Is "a
assessor and III. Il. Dickin.ohiI
county surveyor by SO mi4
h. y Taylor, the presentpal
The ticket is a good ons
citizens are we'll satisfied vhlI|
There were a few votes cit
Republican state ticket, bai
number is not known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
Tic SINMI IT ErrNnNil,n.

The Synod OF South Carolina was
called 10 order Thursday morning ut
haifrast mine O'clock. After prayer by
tho. nj odrIator, the minutes % tho last
meeting were read and approved.
Communication from Sunday League
OF New Orleans, in regard tn closing
Exposition OF Sunday, rea'i and referred
Communication from Wnmcn's Chris
tan Temperance Union, IN reference to
use Of untcrmenIcd wine only, 1t %acra-
m>nt. r"ad ard referred.
Narratives FROM different i'rrShrl"riHS
were read.
The South Carolina prc>hvtcry 70
ported twooid churches renovated. one
new church built, mmi application for
organization of three new churches.
The I~'reShvt"Ty needs ministers. Be-
tween two hundred and fifty and thrc"
hundred acccssionS to church. The
rresbrLcrv reports seventeen minister's.
tortv-tonr churches. and ihr"" "nndi
dates. The S~u!,iHct OF liomr Missions
was then discussed. South Carolina
prcShyi"ry collected $GIl.+3 for suStcn-
~talion. and 49, for cvan"slistic purpo-
srS. Rev. :. l.. Norris made 4 stirring
appeal for more lahorGrs in the vino
yard.
Rev. &. T.. Chichester, Advocated in
rrea>ing tho number Of Iresbyteri"s.
Chester was selected rs the plac" Of
the next meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Jacobs spoke at length up
on the work of the Thornwell urpiau-
age.
Recess till 80 p. M.
IN the evening the question: Of Evola-
lien wa: brought up, and the adoption or
not Of DR.. Woodrow's teaching upon the
subject .was much discussed by Rev.
r.Cozbv, DR.. Adgcr and others.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
NEWS.

49,
DR.. i. W. Cah0uu'S Gin kousr. ON.
cotton press and fifteen bales ct cotton.
were destroyed bv fire last Friday morn
ing, al about O'clock. It WAS the re-
suit Of a piece Of "~cusxidueSs' on the
part Of Il twelve year old negro boy.
He was in search OF his Father and went
into tho lint room Of Dr.. Calhoun's Gin
house where hs thought his father was.
Findlngno ono in the room hut another
negro ho~ who was putting cotton into
the press. he deliberately and with un-
adulterated "cussidness' struck match.
pat III" blaze to the cotton. and coully
SAID, "Now hUrn,' ana If lid burn.
The total loss was about 1900. 30
insurance. 4 Very. great misfortune
connected with thrstvcaL WAS that the
Little s~connhrsl. Will, maliciou*ness 50
early developed. did no: meet the fate
.ofgtlse s~;n7Iouse. 1, gg.
Dnihe same day, Mr.. G. &. l!addon.s
gin -heus". gins steam engine, and sever
n bales Of cotton, wer2 DESTROYED by
an accidental spark from the engine.
lie lives some distance in th. country.
and all the details Of the fire have not
been ascert1incd:: HAF'fhrnsandssdotlars
| snppos" Will c6VSrthe los. 2 4 q
MI William JohnSon's cotton house
and livery stable in Ninety-S;X narrow
!y escaped n similar fate, the evening Of
tn" sGns day Yhile McSaf&. Quattic-
aoa1m, 4sIipscomb@swer e" ginning Mr..
.I"Ins6n's cotton, that ahoininable Rni
inevitable 'spark from the engine
caught the cotton and il tlashei up ltke a
Fury fresh from the abode Of Erebus.
hy GOODNESS and activity those present
succeeded n Distinguishing the flames,
and prevented what would have Been
another serious loss.
To all Of us these occurrences ought
TO he suggestive OF prccaution. g
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
A Constable Cut.

Some time last summer, Ia Wariiaw.
colorcd, committed n rape on Il c"lorcd
ona in the SantucN ncighhorhuod.
and rnn away. Tris! Justice Calvert
learning that he WAS at work4onSth G..
L.. s. :. H., L., near, tire Saiuda River,
sent his constable JohnsGason to arrest
him. The arrest was effected, and ca.
son started home with his prisoner,
whose arms were tied. Ont Of kind
ness Cason allowed him to ride ON his
mule behind him by some means.
Warilaw got bis hands loose and draw
ing his knife he gave Cuson two qrahrce
savage cuts on the neck and stAMldcr,
and jumping TO the ground, ran. Mason
pursue! him and when abou. TO aaeach
him, Wardlaw turned on hin with the
knife, and the Constable in his turn took
to his heels. Finding himself oyerta-
ken aud cut however, he closed with his
.assailatltand misrepresentation NTH
the aid of some man whom CHE met lIc
tied jill 3iirikonertngIn, add on IHnrs-
Gay brousht/him to town and bI2rd
him in Jail. ~ =
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
Blind Tom

This musical wonder gave an enter
tainment in theSCourt House last Thurs
day night. The house was crowded.
Toms musical powers arc beyond any
description or analysis, they are simply
marvellous. The waltz, "Voice Of the
Waves" Of his own composition is
beautiful. We can't say as much for his
poetry, but the mir to switch he sang it
was good. We Recommend Toms
method of spelling to entertainments of
that art. The audience seemed pleased
with the entertainment. =
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
First:-Ihe Hard Labor Tract

to be sold in the following separate parcels or
divisions
No. |. Containing three hundred and twenty
five (32J) acres. more or less, h"und,d by lands
Of Mrs. Scott. w. l. Mi'lwcc. Nathaniel Adder
son and the Divisions No. 2 and 40. q Of said
Tract.
No. =. CnmtuiliAe Three hundred aa! TWEEN
ty-four 1924 acres, more Or los. bounded by
.:tllds Of William inn2cG. Jrir Davis, r.. ".
Nichols and the Divisions No. ] and NJ. / Ct
said tract.
No. :. Continuing Tive numdrcd and ninety
two and th!"" quarters (292%.) acres. .imorr or
:caH, Bounded 10y lands OF -. 3. nIi!lwCc. Pick
l;rs"i and divisions No. ). w. / aud No. ! of
said Tract.
No. t. Con;aiuin. Five hunIrGh. aud Gfty
t25o) acres. more or lrss. bounded by lands OF
Esi'te OF Ie,yy Watscl, Leroy Leo. William,
bo"%'r. and Divisions No 2, No. . and No. & of
aid Tract.
No. =. Containing Two hundrrd and seventy
iiTc and tr"e quarters (2T5aD acres. mere or
less. bounded Iy lands q! PicH pinsDn. SHED
rack. Edward Cr"svrl!, Z. Burnett and Divis-
loiIa No. 4, and No. = OF said Tract.
No. 6. Containing Three hundred and eight
l3nSJ acres. lnurc or less. :'ruudt Il Iy sands Of
Tick l;urnctt, estate ut Dr. Henry Watson and
Divisions No. / and No. ) Of said Tract.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
Cutting fray.

!! serious cutting ARRAY occurred at
the depot Friday last. 1t seems. thst
Big Alfred (Ellisen) and Reef Sam
(Marshall,) both tremendous specimens
Of physica! manhood, have not bcea on
good terms lately. Being strong Smrn
they were both employed to move blind
Toms piano from the hotel to the depot.
During the removal they began sauab-
bling about the way in which it should
be done and words led to blows. AIE
fred had no weapons but his fists and
was getting the better OF Sam, when; the
latter drew a kni!c and cut Alfred very
severely III the abdomen. The wound
is about three inches deep and is bleed
ing internally. Serious results are ap-
pretended.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
Supervisors of Election.

acknowledgements Il. w. Smith,
W. r. Powell, d. II. Magill, 3. Reynolds,
Il. \. Stuart, w. f. Barmore, +. W. r.
Nance, w. =. McCartcr, 4. j.. Pounds,
f.. ". Harper, s. C. Riley, 4. T.. Had
don, John Brown, Jr.. and j. F. Ed
munds.
Abbcville-Rspublican Ed. Waller
B. Griffin, NJ. Goggins, W. Anderson
B. Arch, H. Cunningham, j.. VIM. Ar
min, b. Wire, +. Bplchcr, n. Mercer,
n. Whitlock, f. A. Vance, j. K. Nickel
Ter, Il. l.. Tolbcrt, w. w. Frazer and
Moses Childs.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
Reserved Seats.

II is ridiculous TO try to reserve seats
At entertainments in the Court %Iiouse.
The seats are not marked off and divi-
dedassthcy are bW ehairsS in an Opera
House, and tits impossible to keep them
from being tskcn. Many people pay for
Seats that they Eaiever Sget..
With the benches arranged as they are
in lhe Court House, it is much more sat.
i%sfactory and pleasant not to sell rcserv-
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
W Place of Beauty. 2 T.

q The lndiess' furnishing sAlJaro oe r. NJ.
Haddon & co. offers unusual attractions
to all persons attending Court, who de-
sire to present their wives and daughters
with the latest styles in hats, dresses,
c'oaks': sfrcfnlArS' &c. ? ,TiF IT.
Prevent serious sickness by taking occa-
siopahy-ene az Gmo'Y;s HiNt CdtAaytic
Piffs. 4 wonderful appetizer, an absolute pre-
~ventiye and cure of ,biili9gsness. pleasant t.
rthew and take 40 other.-15C Gents.
Examine our Stock before buying
,yeyrTweddinst and sGhristnas rpfesE,as
9lssyhsrs. * speed . Iovfy.
! iEssttesss ahsh ! u n"hs,h ilMuu /
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
'IsSy
Cirver'iy Caught.

= @ - = . .
( An aip tsing Y,stsnce' Of the initiative
,orc',ireilf at aSkyetent exsmination Of
rolo:cd tescherG hI'retty soon after the
applicants sgspI to mflVe, Little Fob
Leslie ,Yas2aAas2undsds ~ several fs-
sit near him, dTiAg the examination.
whether on account Of i;oh'S personal
charms Or his c%lr,crness in answering
the questions Was not perceived autil
later. When the papers were examined
with ii riew forwarding certificates, it
was found that Bub's briiliahce had ra-
dated like the rising sun ANA had by II
mysterious proximity made the dark
places light in the minds OF his neigh
horS. Bob as usual received a first
grade while his absorbing female
friends we're, instructed in the error Of
their ways aud advised to try it a%ail,
some other TING. Another proof %
ths philosophical truth that black all
serbs itn.nJ ) ""'.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
\. F.. Rogers,

Wholesale dealer in Corn, Flour, Meal, Meat.
Lard, Bran. SALT. Molasacs, Sugar,
Coffee, Rice, Soap, &C., wi! deliYer, goods. a.
any point on. railroad At AbbeviIle prices.
Before buying always ask for prices, as- we
have advantages that few up-conntry nrcr-~
chants have. \. e. RoaERs.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
sThird-The Cow Head Tract

to he sold in the following separate parcels or
Divisions
No. l. Containing -Four hundred and thirty
ll3O) acre-. more or less. bounded by lands OF
Henry WiAersou, Il. j.. Hearst, Leroy Lee.
John X. Toibcrt ami Division No. = Of said
firact. .rs. .. ~.
! No. 2. Containing Four hurMrul aud ninety
eight fl99l acres, more OF less. bounded by
la:ds OF John Il. Tolbcrt. Pierce. Brooks,
Charles Calhoun and Division No. 3 Of said
Tract, L: NJ. Warrington, T.. W. Seymour,
Hugh Wilson. Henry Wiikersnu II Division
No. 1 Of said Tract. . r. r,ss
Nos. ContainingTwo hundred and eightv-nye
C2S5l acres, m0rc>cr loss, bounded lv lands of
Il. ". seymour, l.. NJ. Worthington, Hunt.
Elias Iclbcrt and Division No. . of said Tract.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29

BY virtuc of 4 Dcrrcta, Ordcr'oftilu Court of
Common plcaH, mad" III The above entitled
cau-c, and dated the 10Th July 1851, l Will oncr
Tor sale nj III" Courthouse in the town OF Able
Vile. A!berlilo county. South Carolina Oh the
Isl day OF DccGmhcr 1854, ut IL O'Clock 4 IN ii
separate parcels, a. below designated and de-
Srr'h'd. I'll those lands situated i'll AbbeviI.
County. IN the state Of South CNrnlIna, and
commonly known ~ the "iaurcuS LANDS and
described II said D,crvtal Order, 10y Tracts and
Divisions of Tracts. IL fellows
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
Watches. Clocks and Jcwclry.

ME. II. y. REESE, of ALbrvi!lc, is prepared
to do all manner Of repairing of Watches.
Clocks and Jcwclry, and Will pay all express
charges on work sent to him from stations ON
the c. and 6. road. He ALWAYS keeps in stock
a handsome line Of Jewclry and Plated Ware
al moderate prlccs. Send in your orders,
Address,. II. n. REESE, AbbsvilIe. S. c..
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
\ LOT IN TILE TOWN OF TROY,
I'd :ASTEH'S SALE.
j. /. Horton vs.. =. II. Harris, rt. al

=. l.. norton Us. y. Il. Harris. 1T. III.
ny yiltuc Of an order Of sale made
III the above stated case hr the Hon.
!. ;. Cothran, Judge Of The 18th Circuit,
On Hrd day If October, 1854. | Will sell
mt public outcry at Ahhovillc G.. H., S.
e.. on the Bird day OF November 1881,
that being Sale Hay, within tho lccaI
hours Of sale, the following described
property. situate in said State and r0nn-
t,y, 70 wit: All that tract or parcel Of
land. known as Tho Homestead I'rac,
and containing
one HUNDRED AND NINETY
ACRES,
more or less. bounded by lands Of 4. T.,
Nidrman. l.. Cowan, Al. 4. lIanvv and
j. /. Horton.
Terms OF Observation-Disclosures TO
pay for Papers.
NJ. l.. BONHAM, Jn.. Master.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
SecOnd-The Beaver Dam lrac

t" he sold in tho following separate parcels or
Divisions
No. |. Containing One hundred and Ninety
nine (i99) acres, more or loSs. huuni. 4 by lands
of Mrs. lipscomb, c.tatc OF John Foster, II. y.
Hearst AID Division No. . Of SAIL Tract.
No. .. Confirming Two hunlrcI and thirty
two and three quarters L232%i) acres. mere or
less, bounded by lands vi Willis Smith and hi
vision No. 3 Of said Tract and of MIp. Lipscomb
and division No. l-of said Tract.
No. B. Containing Two hundred and twenty
tw" t222l acres, more or leas. bounded by lands
OF Willis Smith, estate nf EIcha I'd Watson and
Division No. . OF SAID Tract. ...
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29

Fourth-The Long Cane Tract
to BE- soldin tue following separate parcel, or
MOL. Containing Four hundred ma thirteen
(4l3) acres, uloIc OF lens, bouud, ii by lands Ct
II. +. Sloan. Fl. brennan and Divisions No. Z,
No. 2 and No. & of saiu Tract.
No. 9. Containing Three undre and thirty
aN l836) acres, more on less, bounded bv lands
OF estate Of Mrs Morris, .CowYn und Divisions
No. J, No: 7 and No. l of said Tract.
No. 3. Containing Three hundred and eighty
five (335) acres, more or less, bound, d nv lands
Of +. t'owan, A. Z. Common, James Steiiin. Dir.
j.. i. Widc!uan and Divisions No. ), No. 5 and
No. Z of said Tract.
No. 4. Containing Two hundred and seventy
eight (27S) acres, more or less, bounded Gv
lands or IN: ~ i. Wldeman, estate of john l..
Deviin and Divisions No. 5 aud No. 3, of said
Tract. g.. "a
No.y5-! Containing Twus hundred and fifty
three I353j acres, more or ioss, huundel bv
lands Of estate of Jain l.. Dcviin, estate Of
Mrs. Norris aid Divisions No. 3 and No. 4 Of
said Tract.
Not. Containing Four hundred and six
Q06) acres. bounded Ivy estate of
Mrs. Morris, estate OF John J.. Devlin, p. Fl.
Bradley, H.. Il. Sloan and Division No. / of said
Tract, 2. g. ~ .,...
No. 7. Containing Two hundred and twenty
C22UD acres, more or iesr, bounded by lands OF
II. brennan. Mrs Mary Watson, Long Cane
Creek and Divisipns No 2 and No. 3 Of said
Tract; CItt'i>i Bff. eros -
Each OF which separate parcels, divisions or
tracts OF land, to be separately sold has such
form, marks, Jnetes and boundings, as are re-
spectIpeiy trepresentcd on plats OF each made by
j. II. Chiles, Surveyor, dated juno 9th. 1889.
7 ithograplio copies Of those plats will be OK.
hibitcd At Tho sales and aplat oftcuch separats
parcel or tract of land sold will be delivered to
the purchaser Of SUCH parcel or parcels, tract or
tracts, at snch sale. In the meantime those
wishing to'purchaso may obtain copies of ono
or moro Of these plats by applying to Mcssrs.
Perrin IL Cothran, NGouusell0rs at Law who
have ~acertain numEer in their poss os>ion for
tho purpose OF giving information. g.. . z
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance i'll one and two years from the day OF
sale, to be secured by Tie bond or bonds of the
purchasers, respectively payable i'll two eguaj
successive annual installmonts, with interest al
the rate qSzestal dfrent: pevapiuul from tho
gS q aF SsssJ Sf { Ss:s.a ;aaY Al fS SIsasgss y.
'eaptotively4 the promises purchase4sfA1 Tho
ppEchasersffb sn cllasers to have the GfSkt to
rHY4AHhhs$khisasthsi option, and.ts pur.
EkSs5a2EsSp ctiytiytsPeytbe Aastsrt5efApa-
RtsSK w W. "
vase aaniy. ofahr pressnk tsuantASpi
an 81 s sai "a lands ssa sts ss % sSlS shSlIl haSf s9w n
eptsn pnbHpQ banda for the pyrpose of,srfh-
surh or1p Sef ErninYhen tho sath is ready
g stESStestted, ssffiayhpg;;the ipnTsStaseer 59ft ,t.t
land ono fourth OF the grain 90 af9ssted O.
rsas'a ,ssssts Ia iG' I'm, e s s,.: ~ r aS%" ) ss,sst
.s s'fS's s;SI"'i T% s I.':Eis lsfu
! .&tS-8S34 .xTroT aTiybu Master.
ON -. GEs
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29

case and returned 4 verdict Of o gull
ty.
The case Of Taylor Chilcs, indicted for
malicious treSSpaSs i'm shooting a dog
waa then tried aud resulted in Il verdict
of not guilty. MrS"rS. Perrin and Goth
YAH represented the prisoner.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
COIIsT PROCEEDINGS.

The following business has beer dis
rvsrd Of III the Court 81 General sS"s-
Sions since our last issue ~
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
MEM ES-
u g gI -
Watch Tolbfrt
Turn The; rascals outlo3 ~

r
shirts.
N"vrmher 'th-Elcctlon day. Vote
,Lo ro,rt IN o"'o'''"' IL
49,.
y.,n,In,.1o, ~ i,.,""S' "''t"'S ''
"CaSt an anchor to windwari" on the
-, ." ~, "' "nI A. your '''''q"''' ''''"'S
~
The mid-'lay mail WAS delayed last
Buy your tigars and Tobacco from
Speed Y Lowry. =. ,isn~.~ .-5
Achim"er caught fra 1T Captain Bon
HAMS la"i Thursday night, and caused
som" excitement. but was soon put out.
Mansfield u~oIlir,v,r.l, r;,b r.oil
directed blow with Il shovel, laid Low
levy SPRAYING ON his back. Levi l!ad
attacked him with a pole.
m, Er
SOM" I" The Hisp"rtic. but elders l.i:-
CT RUS relieves the disease, and III"
burden i iiohinucl
meow '''aSs Ninhow Hiass; Pre-
< Lowrv's, '
The stores generally will he closed on
November lib, election day, by agree
h'tntot the merchants.
rho Methodist Observation-Disclosures
will be d,dir.toG hv dr. " " nn,,.n
an FL, .r,nuI S,,Ij 49,
Thom,vp r,,l,,, -, ,.;u .,,,,..
,~;recrwo,d ,ovt S,,rrd,r ;rst,ai ~ ~
Dine W.s, nourr l,s, w,.t
i'ur!hS Court week call and Sec the
"o'i known salesman Boyle, aud von
ca" forget again, lhoS. McGettlSaa.
Mr. / II. McColl, has hoon o,no;,,o3
deputy state Constable Tor Abbevillc
county ut the election and viii appoint
MS deputies al each precinct,
Specia! attention is ca,lrJ 70 ,hn ,,rr,
and attractive stock Of Enndy-m,Ir
CIn;hiu. now offered for s,lr Lv WIFI.
Brothers. lm
r
''"''''fH ,""'a' 'e',.'i'"Sc d"SIr"y"a
ann eNP'i''" worms thIr'N years ago.
to-day, to the satisfaction Of .yrrv ons
who uses it, 2 .HFET
SOM" people are Of The opinion that
the cieriion comes on the 9TH Novcln-
Der. hi; IS 's a mistake: 1t comes on
tuesday, November 18th ani every
democrat 's expected to vote.
4 good assortment Of ,rc ro,,,w;,r
named mticlcs NAV be- hul .t tho s,nrn
Of Wbi,c Brothers. T,LIn 1irn~, .r,u:
81. EI,,L.t. rL,nn.n. p,I ~: :"'-
C"nnterpanes, Furniture Prints. Carpets
anu hnSS. l-tf
\ fur r,,.t;,,,;,, , l., ,roh..,.
ruined by si,nnlc n.rIcc, N,nv L,,,J;lv
ills result from h,L;,u,, c,n.,ir.,;n:
There is no medicine rouaI ~ Arn,sy
Pills to corrcr, ,his evil sn,, rn.,n,, 49,
system 20 natural, rcrnI,r n,I hnol,h%
action.
Whilst Mr.. 7. a. Cater was on the
jury at Ahbcvii!e last week, he received
iu~fnr,uatioD that his hnusc b,d ha,aI;.
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ii IS IS a. ~ 81
DastartIiy Incendinrisn5.s 81 "a

= Wsde Nance hard working and SGrs
intelligon Mt colorsd farmer near town, ha5l
the misfortune to lose his stabl, by fire
last week The stable contained Ills
mule, and overhead a considerable
Of %roughness and corn. The
entire contents, mule, corn, fodder and
hay were totally destroyed. The orr
gin oftthe fire was incendiary.
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Lands
i&wATIJ.OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON COUNTY,
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

LooEora q. Adams. AdnIin5tratrix with Win
snn"NCd "f W. G. Gntcwvod W.. Harriet IL.
l.. inGroL?m ct a.:
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A Festival ut Greenwood.

81 A Festival will be given at Green
wool tomorrow, (Thursday night,) at
N&altsr's Hall. The proceeds are 10 be
devoted 10 the Pastors Fund, Of the
Baptists Church. We thank the com
lt1ll MY Tor an invitation and trust thar
ieinaysprove a grand success. !
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MASTERS SALE.

49, o. ". -
j. Il. Mattison,I laintif, against B.. W.
Mattison ct. al, Observation-Disclosures.
Ely virtue Of an order Of sale made in
the above stated casc'by The Hon. A.P.
,Aldrich, Judge, Second Circuit, on the
10th daytofr Scptomhcr 1854. J. will sell
at public cutlery at Abbcville. q. H.. $.
c., on Ord day OF Noyeinber, 1884 That
being SalcdW, within the legal hours of
sale. the following, descrihcd properly,
situate ip, said Stat" and County, to wit :
All that tract oIfparccl Of land rceutain-
ing $780, 49," q -" e.
IoSE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
.a,..r, ga TWO ACRES, ...q.
more Of less, bounded by lands. Of A.!P.
Shirley. T.<A. Hudgens.. E.SIiarris,i r..
Grier,1S sd. Stone and nthcrs.r!0"J q ~
Terms Of salc--Crc-halft purchase
money and all the cost III cash. anu, the
remainder inztwa!r sc months. with. Itter-
est from day OF sale. secured by bond
of purchaser an't mortsago1of premises.
Purchaser To-Day Tor papers. 50" :"Ay
-! '"j "; msBboNHAM,' IT., Master
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SATURDAY,.

The jury brought in a verdict Of not
guilty, as to Ben Bradley.
The Court took up case Of State vs..
Henry Jones, Indicted for, Burglary and
grand larceny. Mcssrs. IIemphilL.
bradley. and W.,.P- Calhoun appeared
the defense. 'ThesSolicitor did not in
sist on u conviction for burglary. Yer
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William Anderson, IS. John VI. Lrita and
George y. Trenholm y Son F"rvcln4urr.