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Sheriff S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN CCURT or COYMON PLEAS.
Clinton Cannon IS. George Cannon ard
Jack Cannon, defendants.

Clhton Cannon IS. George Cannon ard
Jack Cannon, Defendants.
IeG Write of dccrctal order male in
if the abnrc stated case by the ilUnora
bic Court IF C"Tmon Pleas, Mr.. Justice
\. 7. Nldrich rresi.Ing, datcdthc lHtn day
of September y. d., 1891, | will sell t.
tn" highest hiddcr At Pick".s Court 81 Use
during the legal hours fer sale on salcday
in january 1887 the following described
REAL EFT tTE, t. Wit
All that parcel Of land lyi&@ and being
situate II the County and tate aforesaid,
ON Twelve Mile River. bounded by lan"s
of Ms Hester, jesse Ellis, Henry Davis
and others, known as the Bells Sh0al Place
contairiNg one hundred and siXty-ol = and
Il half Q6l y acres, more or less on which
Jack a'ln"n now lives. More particular
described in decd from J. Riley Furyu-
Solt to NJ. J. Owings recorded in tie office
"t menSc conveyance f PiCkcns County.
TEIMS--onc-third Cd cash, remainder
on one and two years time with Interest,
secured by Il mortgage Of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for all papers and for
recording same.
II. A. RICHEY, s.r.c,
dec 9, 1875. II 3t
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%in again with full line of Stoves
ana Stove Fixtures ~. -
When you want to buv . stovo :.
VIII ray you to see me. can Save
you money. AA '''''s
No use to Pay $e5.oo for = ..,,..ss S
when you can buy cne from ma -
one-sixth the money.
L will sell you one for one. foo-.,
that amount and guarantee il - ln.a
as long as the $6b.O0 stove. ::.'~,.
A full line of Stove Pots, Pans, Pip.
ing, Kettles, &c, always on hand.
Repairs furnished to order at Short
Notice. ..', =
A Good Lot of Groceries ON hand
ana to arrive in few days. Cheap
as the cheapest-quality Considered.
Crockeryware, Glassware, Tinware.
at Prices that defy Competition in
this Part of the Wild West. Call
and see
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LOST

Slght Of the parties who can sell Grave
, Stones cheaper thar wc.can. We sell
NO, l. Material; We do good work, and
we do so t" give at fa.tion. Our pri
ceS run from three collars Up. We have
or hand and to arrive Large Stock of
Grave Stones. All nork delivered at the
grave Satisfaction given Mr.. II. II.
owen cisr be fourd i" charge of the
Marble Yard ready to serve all who NAV
call upon him. Give us trial aud be
convinced J. d. ~MTTI &, Co
Liberty, s. G. Oct Il. SO.
Oct. u, 1856
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The Abbevillo Press and Banner

The Abbevillo Press and Banner,
commentingon county expenses, gives
an itemized statement of the cost of
conveying cOnVicts to the penitentiary
and lunatics to the asylum. Wehava
never noticed the statute, but it should
be changed at once. The statute pro-
Vides that the sheriff shall charge for
carrying prisoners from one place to
another, for every mile going and re.
turning, besides all 72eccS8ui.y crDr,,-
se8, six cents" To illustrate the law
we quote one bill as itemizcd by the
Press and Bunmer:
Abbeville county to Sheriff DuPre. DR..
Feb. z. The State vs.. Alfred and Scot,
Chiles, Winney Devlin and child.
Order to convey to penitontinry.
Entry and end .......$ %
Railroad fare. 10
Hotel bill ...,........2OO
MlesSe Tor two....... % 20
Iotal. 500, .$l8 55
Under this it appears that the con-
stable or guard gets both his railroad
fare and mileage, while the mileage
should be ia lieu Of the fare,
q Z ~ i.
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ThNRA"2ivinG E.cEOcA.

CL1NToN, S. G. Nov. 25, 1886.
My DEAR SIR-I beg YOU to give
our warmest and most heartfelt thanks
to the dear young friends Of the Pied
mont Institute, whose Thanksgiving
collection (s2l .45)you have forwarded
and which I gratefully acknowledge
III behalf of "thc Lords poor" under
my care. 1t is drlightfal Thought
to me that children aro working for
children. These Young collectors
have begun car V to srrye the Lord.
lprny for them that "a they grow old
er, they may never rest in work for
HIM, but some in one way and
some III another may ever have
tn" opportnnij, AMI may embrace it,
Of pushing Cots Kingdom forward.
Respectfully,
y. p. JACous.
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"A HohDERFUL soo6 o. SogG
THE POEMS
l. EATHER r Y A N.
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fired the South and compelled the admire
tiion of the Foe. -,
Comp etc in one volume, 488 pages, beau
tifully illustrated. The engravings include
steel portrait of the author; his old
Church and adjoining Resid0ncciu Mobile;
"Erin's Flag" and ths conquered BAN
ner."
The Book will be sent to any address on re-
ccipt of price, $500
BALTIMORE PUBLISHING CO.,
TIA w. Ba timore ST., Baltimore Md.
n. B'-une-half the profits accruing
from the sale of this volume Of poems from
date to lst of March will he devoted to the
fund for the erection of Monument to
Father Ryan, to be placed over his grave
in Mobile. Help on the we, and swell
the fund by purchasing copy Of the book.
B+7y" Waited men and women in every
town, village and parish to act as agcrt
for the sale OF this book. Liberal pay will
bo given for services rendered. Send for
decriptivc circulars.
CTATE EOF SOUTH CAROLINA
= COUNTY OF PlCKENS.-BY j. II,
NEWTON. Eeq Probate eJudgr.-Whcreas,
N. M. Madden has made suit to me, to
grant him Letters of Administration, of
the Estate and effects of j M. Peek,
deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said J. NJ. Peek, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in the
court Of Probate, to be held at Picllcns
c. H., on the 18th day of December 1886,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in
"a.
have, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this list
day Of December, Auno Domini 1886.
(LS. j. II, NEWTON, J.P.p.o.
Dec 8, 1886 II ct
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a. Nj. MORRIS.
Fourteen and one-half Cts. for Gotten.

A FORTUNE to those who have
the nerve to GRASP THE OPPOR-
IONITY. H. cents for cotton. A
limited supply OF ALLEN LONG
STAPLE COTTON SEED for sale
at $3.50 per bushel. We sold this
cotton ut 143 cents per pound last,
season, and the staple is finer this,
year than last We are prepared to
deliver seed now. No order taken,
for less than one bushel.
CGLY & BRO,
GREENvILI.E S. c..
nov II, 1856 7 2m
SE(iuIcafiOnaI
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The Exercises

nF TIE PIEDMONT INSTITUTES
" will be resumed on WEDNESDAY,
the LIST day of SEPTEMBER
bArd inprivate fanalies from $9 to $40
per month, wood and lights included.
Hates "t Tuition &c. same a. heretofore.
For further particulars apply to
w. NJ. MUCAsr.n,
Fickei,s c. H.; 3. G.
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A. M. MORRIS

First Door West of Court House.
N. b. All that are Due Ne any
thing by Note or Account are Re-
quested to Call and Settle Same, 40
l. Need the Money.
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Buoklen,s Arnina 90.

:, The Best Salye in the World =
Srulses; Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun ~. ats
sores, sores Iet5es 9bapped Hantls, Chi;bI Ever ,;ms
Eorms, ,,ss a9p allskn Eruptions aud pysitys i,
guaranteed to give perfect Ss sitise u is
money rcfunded. Prioo 90 cents nar = Ion
For sale by DIR. G. w. Earle. pst5poS
NJ Office OF FINAL SErrJ, ,JsAr NM,
~ thereby give notice that I will ~, !.
to j. III. Newton, Judge of Probate pPPs P;.s
Pickens County, $. c., on the 24th tlay ~
December 1886, for leave to make n ina, NJ
settlement of the estate of Il. }. McMahan
deceased, and ask to be DISCHARGED
as Administrators S'
WM. MoAIAHAN Admir-.
nov. 90, 1881 o 2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-10
ALL THAT SCIENCE AND SKILL

-dLL THAT SCIENCE AND SKILL
could do TO make Benson's Capcine riasters
the best porous piastsrs and also the best
general external remedy in the world, has been
done. Wheneyer IL Is possible TO improve them it Is
done. Bensons plAstsfs not made to impose upon
the cTednlouS. but to cure disease. Taeir eminent
success has procured for them the voluntary endorse
ment or 1000 physicians pharmacists and druggists
throughput the country, and the oulspoken prefer
eflee oil 'he intesent public. They prompt pow
erf1i eeanly aud eertSiu They cure where others
VIII even reeys kefpse limitations styled C.psicin"
tapsicnm or "Capgein' Pias,ers Reputable drug
&istS only. Inc "Ihree SEALS trade marx Oh the
genuine aud the word "Capeine cut IL The ceuter Of
the plaster.
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The Chicago organ Of the Knights of Labor
came out on Saturday with a singing editorial
Reputation of the anarchists, declaring them
outlaws, and deserving only Of the treatment
given to wild beasts.
As an agitation in the interest Of downtrod.
den labor, anarehism does not seem to be a dis
ungulshed success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-10

Chicago passed as quiet Sunday yesterday
Us IL has passed Tor years. The effervescence of
the preceding week freed some of the noxious
gases in the social atmosphere. With three of
the anarchist ringleaders in jail and another In
hiding for his Lille, and with the inspiration of
the memory OF live policemen brutality muir
dered because they were defenders of the lives
aud property of rich and poor alike, the law
abiding element seem TO be pretty efiectuaiiy
masters of the situation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-10

Minister West is reported as expressing his
surprise that Congress should be willing TO be
led, in the discussion of the fisheries question,
by Senator Frye, "who really doesn't seem to
care what he says" The Canadians care enough
for what he says, however, to make up for any
lack Of appreciation on his part.
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Initial HASpKERcu1Er Bal

INITIAL" HANpKERcHIEF BAI
GAINS.
We sell Initial Hanlk erchiefs every
diy; consequently keep our assortment
COMPLETE the year around Some think they
belong only 20 Christmas
Today we offer you the following excellent
VALUES which are worthy your most careful
consider lion:
loo d. Mems White Pure Linen Unlauu-
GER 4sinsti'ched Observation-Disclosures :" Ini-
uai iauiiS rrchiefs. Would sell if laundered
aEo.+e only 29c each, G for $3.50
s, hoS opZ. Meq Extra Fine Pure Linen Hem
Sttch"a inltlaf' HalJkerchiefs, extra size
one-incI hem, hand-enbrodered letters
WORM DOC. Ouiy 35c; 3 for 81.
1oo ooz Ladies White Pure Linen Unlauu-
dered Hemstitched Handembroidered Uni
tiai Hlndkerchiefs. Six for ST..
loO GuZ Ladies' White sheer Linen Hem
siHf.3d Handkerchiefs. one-inch hem, hand
emprodered letters, extra quality Six for
We don't and won't keep 'cotton-and-linen"
handSerchie.S.
WOODWARD d LOTHROP
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few Illustrations proving that by selling for cash
only the Palais Royal prices considerably lower
than competitors prices.
ILLUSTRATIONS
For dc the Palais Royal offers English Summer
weight Cotton Hose, in black and all the shades,
extra long, white split feet; competitors price, 49c.
For 2pc, English Derby Ribbed Hose, I'm new shades
OF tans browns: also Ia black; competitors price, 35c
For 35c., Fancy Striped Hose, summer weight and
summer desgns superior quality; competitors price,
4Sc.
For 73c.. Silk Hose, boot Patterns, in combination
colors the Palas Royals own importation; competi-
tors price, 9Sc.
Hose coors, navy garnet tanS, browns, drab, slate
black, ETC.; competitors price. 6yc.
For CSC, French Ribbed IisIe Hose silk finished
extra long, black and cOlors: competitors price, 75c
and csc.
81 Our patrons will find on investigation that the
difference in prices quoted above actually exists,
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THE EVENING STAR,
GnrAr REpycr1ox In Crows

UREAT IiEpucr1os In GLovE.
FOR THE kiRMEsn
PendnS the arrival of our SILK Mits we have
concluded to create . stir i'm the glove trade by
closing out the following small lots at ridicu-
Lot 4o3-22 dozen Ladies' and button
opera heai Kid Gloves sizes 5i2, 5as, 6, o..
Gig ~. and IN Reduced to Csc per pair
Lot 2oo.Iadies Gray Kid Gloves, sizes, Ia.
az. - ana D. For ladies with large hands,
also ior gentlemen with small sleuder hands,
who have difficulty In being fitted in the reSu-
Jar men $ Gloves Reduced from 81 10 50c. Per
Lot 465-l5 dozen Ladies' g. Button Black
only great bargain. Reduced from SI.45
TO DOC per pair.
Lot oo2-1o dozen Ladies' 4-Button Opera
Perinot' Real Aid Gloves choice shades, sold
accupie OF ears ago at $3.50, and lately by us
moneys worth
As these will no doubt create a healthy de-
mani and as the lots not very large Gus
toners should call at their earliest convent
ehce me best time Is in the morning.
tfifst hoor: first dept, Ia. ave. entrance.
WOODWARD * LOrHROP
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New SWISS EnBRo1prp1rs
Ibs -partment Is fairly teeming with big
moneys worth, and Z otter this week the fol,
lowing additional ATTRACTIONS:
lr1oo yards swiss Enbrcideries, 10 to Is
ihches wide, heavy work, only y5c per yard
SOhe pieces are worth not less than doc
looo yards 23-lnch Swiss FlOuncinys EN-.
bIoldeFed lOl. inches Deep worth SHE: only
69c per yard. '
45-inch extra fine Swiss FIouncing EN-.
DrYoered Ply Inches deep, value 81. 20;
only SI per yard.
Novety'-Biack Null, embroidered in
White, match patterns in five widths:
4-inch, 2oc. per yard.
finch. 3Il2c. per yard.
22-inch, 1oc. per yard
1Sinch. soc. per yard.
3S-inch, Sl.75 per yard.
IhiS department Is the second floor hacl,
plenty of room and out of the crowd
Hy1O WOODWARD IL LOTHROP
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-THKEE DESIRABLE OFFICE
Z Rooms, communicating; l101 st--two of them
front and back roon-lor S25 will rent siGsy
JOHN SHERMAN & co, 13O7 st. myS-3t
FNGR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OR IN
furnished, suite or single second third floor;
southern exposure. S29 81. NV. ap29-lm
t.,UFi rem T-ELEGA mt OFFICE ROOMS, FROM
Il $40 upward, in ~ alter Banding luoS and
1910 st. NV. w. c. DUVALI., go + st. NV
ap5l-im
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WANTED--HOUSES.

YIyANTED-BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO
w take of house i'll the summer: best of refer
ences 2iven no children Apply, Or address. !o3 N
IL MyS-2.f
ygT ANTED-WE HAVE INN EDIATE CUSTOM
w for several houses well located ii from three
to thousand dollars. Also, wanted other property
improved and u;iimproved. Property placed in
hai.tis advertised at our expense.
IL, S-2w WALKER & WILSON, 1OO6 + St NV.
WANTED TO PURCHASE OR RENT-A
w weillocated House of to 10 rooms, before
June ist, basement; Cpitoi I'm preferred. Full
particulars to l. ID. H., 514 Sth st. ne. myS3t%
WV a NTED-TO PURCHASE. HOUSE IN GOOD
w neighborhood, with modern improvements at
from $500 to 5000. Addre S Box 113, Star
Office. nlyS-:}t
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WANTED--ROOMS.

w room with Board, In private fai y: terms must
be moderate; references given Address L. e. Star
Office niy1G-Gt&
VkTANTED-TWO ROOMS, COMMUNICATING,
w handsomely furnished, or not furnished ut all;
second floor, front and back, with frSt-ciaSS Table,
until November: mus: be ia private family ana good
location. Address Merchant, star Office. my iD3t
WV ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN A FUR
w nSiIed Room in exchange for music lessons. Ref
Address - Prof. star Office. myl0-,j;s
WY ANTED-UNFURNISfE ED, SECOND FLOOR.
w by lady and daughter. one or TWO from. Rooms,
centrally located; pernianaut IL suited Address l. t.,
Star oifice. my10-3t*
XyTANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES RON
w and Board in French house. Prefers small
family where only French is spoken. Differences.
Address s. American siar Office. nly18-2t*
WY ANTED-TWO UNFURNlSHED COMMUNE
w eating Rooms second floor iii South Washing
ton Must be i'll Catholic family. Address f.,
Station j., 4H6 9TH 81. s.w my lU-.t*
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FOR RENT--FLATS.
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-A NEAT STORE AND SIX-ROoM
+ DIVE ling northwest; $50. w. L. ARrICk. 4G2
Louisiana ave. nay ti-:St-
F7Oi, RhNT-TWO FINE STOKES, 2o2l AND
j 2026 14th ST. NV, each 70 feet 10y 81, with fine
cellar. and dwellings above; all modern Improve
mentS. FRANK j. IiBBkTS.
Office of the National Mutual Lie Association,
myG-lm ls2U + St
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TuE ALAS RoYA1s
NEW STOCK

The New Patent Jersey-Fittng Underwear, while
1t may cost more than the old-iasbioned, lltting
and badly made Vests and Pants, is
CHEA PEST IN THE END.
Because fitting well it is comfortable; because
being made of Best Materials it will twice
long because being finished in fancy styles it looks
better
NEW YORK PRICES
Jersey-Fittng Isle Thread Vests. silk finished.
square necks tull regular made handsomely trimmed
and finished, LOS.
The new Sleeveless GauZe Bodices, with patent
ribbed arms, low necks, FROM 7Sc ~ Sl,1S.
French Balbriggan Bodices: high and low necks;
Short long and no sleeves, 5Uc. to SLID
The o'd-fashoned Gauze Vests in all styles, are Of
iered for 2lc and 4Sc and are superior quality to
those usually sold for 25c. and soc.
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The rebuke which the President visited or

The rebuke which the President visited on
saturday upon the House of Representatives,
Tn his vetoes 81 swo pension bills, was
wholly meritsd. 4 more objectionable odense
against honesty and justice than is perpetrated
b. Congress In its hurried, slipshod, slamban
fashion OF passing such bills would be possible
in only one way, aud that would be by deiibe-
rate corruption. Legislation which defeats the
end IL IL designed to accomplish is worse than
no legislation at ali; and the President has
shown how easy it is To deprive soldiers
widow Of two months increase Of pay, and to
vote pension to one man which was intended
for another, by simple inattention to duty.
The two cases which came into prominence
on Saturday are but an insignificant fraction OF
the multitude that so by, presumptively with
serious faults in them, upe xamined and unchal-
lenged. There lies at this moment in the file
rOoms OF the Capitol . report in favor of re-
waTding two women with a large sum of money
for services rendered To the union cause during
the war. One of these women Is dead. The
others name Is tortured out of shape SO that q
formal process Of Identification would be neces-
sary. Yet, with these facts before the commit
tee, the report was made, and possibly by this
thine mas been acted upon.
This Is not the sort OF work which the people
pay their Representatives. in Congress five thou
sand dollars year for doing.
Ihe desire OF respectable people generally, OF
whatever occupation and condition of life, to
rid themselves of all suspicion of sympathy
with the anarchist crew who have been trying
70 create q social revolution in Chicago, is en-
ureiy natural. The German-Americans, who.
as rule, are among the most conservative and
peace-loving OF our adopted citizens, have suf-
fered especial annoyance from the tact that
many OF the names of the anarchists have
Tsutonic spelling or sound. The truth is, as the
police records will show, the majority of the
dynamite and torch brigade are Poles and Rus
SANS, who have been driven from their own
country BY years Of restrictive legislation ruth
iessiy enforced They were enemies of all law
al home, because law there stood TO them as the
symbol OF everything oppressive. They are
not Intelligent enough TO apprehend, or honest
enough to admit the difference between the
conditions there and the conditions here, but
are resolved to continue the same warfare they
began on the other side OF tue sea. 1t would he
the grossest injustice to allow the public mind
To confuse such human SCUM with the sturdy
German who becomes citizen and adapts
himself TO the customs of the country Us soon az
nature and the statutes will permit, aud the
first articles In whose worldly creed are the
sanctity of property and the dignity of the in
dustry which accumulates it.