The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-11
Vile has been in railroad connection with
the outside world.
ALL SORTS OF NOTICES.

Alpheus E. Barnes intends 10 go to til
west and will sell In the vicinity of Share
Camp ground, all sorts OF crops and animal
25 shares OF G. & G. railroad stock belODgin
to estate of Thomas Kirkpatrick, Is of1erd ft
sale.
Henry F. Power, Admir-, will sell lG or
likely negroes, and other properly oeiongln
to William w. Logan. - ,u
Henry F. Power and R. II. ": Hodge
Admir-, will sell 100 acres Of laod and othe
Mathew Mcdonald, g. G. p, gives notice
absent defendant w. a. Lomax.
[Mr. Mcdonald was Clerk OF Court uni
Superseded by the Republicans In 1858. ID
AS a citizen he was useful in all the walks
life, OF kindly impulses, able ana eucien
He died in 1861.
HERO OF MExICo-H1s FLAG HIS DEATl
AND HIS MONUMENT.
F. w. Selleck, o.. A. D., gives notice tina
Edward Noble, attorney for Ihos. L., w Whl' q \
last will and testament OF Joseph Wardla"
deceased, TO be proved In solemn form
Notice Is hereby given to all persons ln
terested, and particularly to BENJAMIN !,
Thomas, and Francis A., his wife, who resid
without the State.
Mote by the Editor of the Press and Ban
ner: F. w, Selleek, the officer who gave IN
ofi1cial notice In this case. was gallant sol
dier In the Mexican twar. The "AbbeVl!i
Volunteers left this, town on December y
1s48, commanded by J. F. Marshall; j.
Moragne, first lieutenant; +. w. Selleck, sec
ond lieutenant and A. A. Roberts, lieuten
South Caroline Carolina flag at Garita d.
Belen, being the first American flag TO bt
raised over the City Of Mexico, which even
occurred September 1S, lsT. Only aoout one
third Of the Abbeyille Volunteers lived to re
turn. Selleck being oneof the survivors, th'
people appreciating bis gallantrv, elected
him TO the Office OF Ordinary. He died II
1853 while editor OF the Banner. he was bur
led at Upper Long Cane. His Captain, j
his grave. Subeequeutly, in cutting umbe
In the graveyard, ft. was knocked down ant
broken. HlEifiendT Thos. M. Christian after
ward replacsd the marble shaft.l
- AN EDITORS CAREER.
/ w. "A. Lee, attorney at law, to be found a
present IN th6 pfflceof E. Noble, Esq.
: Mote by thesdttof OF the Press and Ban
ner: Afew ysarS after the publication of thi
'fs be eGSf Wss al among sos f h
t1rst to shopldeSafms for Southern Rights
He served shroughout the war, and was 6
greater part OF thB time In command OF th'
companyof9which he was first Lieutenant
When peace was restored he again edited th'
paper until 1876. He was a man of muct
literary attachments, and was charter mem
Der Of theAbbeville Literary Club, Of which
organization he was one Of the most enter
aiming members. He died In 1898. o,,o ,,,
stolen, and all persons are notified not u
trade fer them.
Rufus II. Gleckley Admir-. will sell gaut
OF strictly prime negroes, crops and ANIMAL
belonging 10 estate Of David +. Cleckiey.
JESSE TRIBBLE. PRINTER, WHOSE LIFE WA!
sAcRIF1CED IN THE WAR.
E. Tribble, Trustee, will sell 200 acres Of LIANT
and seven slaves, the property OF Sarah AM
TMr. Tribble's son, Jesse Tribble, was {
printer ehd the fastest typesetter that hac
ever been In, Abbeville up TO that time. Ht
OF LOOKOUT Mo6afain " hen Bratton's brigad
one night tundestouk to annihilate corps o
uaiGn 9G MsSslVsy sG,esIs to sell $50 acres OIL
Rss'sll gssssik bass:s a1Es5
\ MCGOWAN Nc a PERTH 1--WE notice that w. R
Sanders& Co., have made an assig nment o
their assets to pay debts
J; Lyons 4 GO. advertise large and mas mag
GROCERY STORE osENEpsBY AN EDITOR.
H. 8. Kerr announess that.he is in recep
Of Large stock ss e srooefiss elnfdins sperm
aPS Soee oaeiSy Sy Gdpsor of Press Mr.
Kerr, established the frst gr0cSry store il
Abbeville county. Other gtpEee exchanged
sSSas oSl anG for cefn e1nn6S anS na%s
demand for such goods by p86pie. Th'
lien law was unknown end dE&q0tf thing al
advances on the growing cf18 pot thet
been heard of. Mr.. Kerr We j ystis
OF oe him a start a. IS DiseraIisnf * SSiIl,