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/ , (II ?.im m ii?? ^,,'1878. JW ti'li. QUERY: ..Why will mon smoko common tobacco, when they oan buy Marburg Brothers 'Seal oj Norlh Carolina' ut tho samo price?" _-~? . . - Seed time Somo frost. Woathor boautiful. riie in tho mountains. Kemi tho citation notico of Mary Perry. Coro planting has begun in this county. Tho days aro now liltlo ovor twclvo hours long. Most ovorybody in town has a bad cold and cough. Tho farmers are in their glory, so far ns tho Weather is concerned. , Tho law against killing birds lins gone into .effect. Sporting characters had better shoot low. Tho law against tho carrying of deadly weapons applies to doctors who carry pills. Novcr put off advertising to-day tito merits of articles that you desiro to sell to-morrow. , Advico to girls-If you cau't marry tho man you want, marry thc one that wants you. .Governor Hampton bas appointed F. A. Hoko a Trial .Uistico of this county at Scnccti City. If you hatii not paid for your paper, lie Kind enough lo do so at once, as wc need tho money. Formers! do not undcrtnV.o to oullivnto too much ground, but whatever you do, do it with thoroughness. If your girl declines your ofter to seo her home,,a&k her if you can't sit ou tho fenco and seo her go by. .. Ur. Smolder left Wednesday morning for Sencoa City to deliver a temperance address before thc Good Templars ot thal placo. Attention is directed to advertisement, cal** ling a meeting of Pomona Orango on thc Gib of April. Thos. Harper has something to say to our readers this week. Notico his advertisement in another column. Walhalla is likely to bn crowded with visitors this summery and our citizens should do their best to make fchem enjoy themselves. We nro requcsicd to givo notice that tho Baptist Church at Townvillo will bo dedicated on next Sunday, tito 24th instant. Ur. W. T. Field, Dr. S. W. Clayton and Aaron J?og?s have been appointed by thc Governor a comt.iisfcion lo investigate thc indebtedness of Picketts County. Cols. lt. A. Thompson, W. C. Keith, J. J. Norton nod Moj. S. P. Dendy, of tho Walhalla bar, arc all in attendance upon Court at Picketts this week. . / Many mothers misc their daughters on (bc principle of teaching them first lo play on the piano, Second to dress, third to dance, and ROW forth. Thoro will bo preaching at tho Methodist Church in Walhalla on next Sabbath morning and ovoning. Hov. Mr. Kiley will preach at ll A. M. Thc second dime rending, for tho benefit of tho Presbyterian Church, will tako place at tho rcsidonco oT Dr. Johnson, on Friday night next, thc 22d instant. Delay is dangerous when worms aro hourly consuming a child. You will find Shrincr's Indian Vermifuge a reliable remedy. It will not fail to destroy and expel worms. Try it. Sam. Perry, :i i espectable colored man, living near Walhalla, on ibo Government Sands, died on Saturday last, and was buried on Sunday at Flat Kock Church grave yard. Thc infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Veiner died suddenly on Friday last with. Bomething like congestion of tho bjwols. Tho parents havo our deepest sympathies in their bereavement. It is said that al three years old we love our mot hers, nt six our fathers, at lon our holidays, nt sixteen dross, nt twenty our sweethearts, al tw?iity-fivo oar wives, al firty our children and ol sixty ourselves? Hov. S. L. Morr'ts, ptWlor cf. Walhalla Presbyterian Church, bas boon appointed and oom mission od bj Governor Hampton Chap? lain of tho Eleventh Brigade of Volunteer State Troops, with the rank of ?Jajyr? Some one suggests the domestication of ?Pftds io keep tho house free front cockroaches'. They rtvo Bald to be easily turned and require little caro, keeping themselves in retirement during tho day and doing their work at night. Rev. J. J. Neville will preach at Friend* ship M. B, Church on Saturday beforp the tho fifth tinndtty in March at ll o'clock A M. and on Sunday at .'I o'clock P, M. Ho will preach at Soneoa City on tho fifth Sunday in this month nt ll A. M. County Trcnsurer Porcher has turned over to Trial Justice Uibson 135 names of delinquent polls for collection or prooccdod against accord ing to law- Those thoroforo who havo not paid their poll tax had better do KO and save trouble und ox?ense. .'Lady of Lyons" was read by tho 'Randing Club on Saturday night nt tho rcsidonco of Mr. PiopOr. President. Sloan presided nod made a few criticisms, Ono of Shok'sppar's plays will bo read ut tho next reading, which will bo ut tho residence of Mr. Jesse W. Stribling. Tho Quarterly Conference of tho Walhalla and Seneca City Circuit was held in (ho Methodist Church nt this place on Saturday and Sunday Jbargo congregations were in nltondnnco at all thc services, and tho Presiding Kider (Mr. Darby) preached with groat power and oiled. His discourses wore finished productions, being dollied in beautiful and impressive ?niigungc and showing forth thc great truths of the Gospel in all their exccllciico and simplicity. Those who did uol hear him missed a treat. On last Friday, the 10th instaut, a colored mau by the namo of Charles Andrews was killed at Seneca Uiver trestle, on tho Air ,Lino Hail, road, by a largo embankment of earth falling upon bim while at .work, burying him to tho depth of five or six feet, Whoa taken out ono of | his thighs was foe nd lo bo mashed and a ghastly wound made in tho hoad. Trial Jutioe Gibson, acting as Coroner, hold an inquest, over tko body, and. tho verdict of tho jury was that tho deceased cunio to his death by an accident or misfortune. Dr. Johnson mado thc post mortem examination. .? . ... fi ,..\ An oxohnngosuggests tho following mimi, rabio plan to kill a church. Wp hopo nono of | our readers will try it, as wo aro of tho opin ion that tho plan will accomplish what is claimed for it: "Don't pay your pastor's salary. This is an all important direction. Bc ?uro to follow it closely. Although you promiso to pay hioi a certain amount and at stated timos, no matter; don't pay, or only what you feel like paying, and when it's perfeotly con voniont. Don't obey tho Lord when bo says, .Tho laboror is worthy of his biro.' By and by you will have tho satisfaction of scoiug your church going down." Mr. S. W. Hill, of ItorsoCovo, N. G., mado last year at tho rate of DOO bushels of Irish potatoes to tho aero.-KKOWEB COURIER. North Carolina has done bottor than Hint. Somo yiears ngo Mr. John Woodita, of Asheville, Duncombe County, mado 1,200 bushels of Irish potatoes on ono acre, and took a premium on tho crop nt tho Stato Fair. If wc are not mis taken, our old and ostcemod friond, Mr. Molli. Patton, now living near Asheville, was one of 1 tho commiltco who monsurcd tho crop and certified to it.-Union Times. The Walhalla Dank, after a successful career cf two years, has closed its business and doors. It was well con .hicted, paid well and was a great convenience and accommodation to our people; but it could not bo run at seven por cont., tho oxpon8CH consuming over throe per cent, on tho capital stock. Tho final report of tho Cashier appears elsewhere, and after tho first of April tho Bank will havs no activo ex istence. The notes of every person not paid by April will bo turned over to nu attorney for collection and thirty per cont, interest is col lectable by thc contract. AU bad bottor como up and pay, as tho Dank will certainly oloso finally that day. ll. S. Knight, Deputy U. S. Marshal, on Mon day morning last, arrested and safely lodged in I jail Taylor Burton and James Mooro for ped dling on contraband whiskey in the neighbor hood of Westminster, at or near Parker's old saw mill place. A yoko of oxen nnd nboul fifteen gallons of corn whiskey were also cap tured with tho parlies above montionad. Wo hope thc officers of thc law will be indefatigable in (heir efforts in breaking up this illicit traffic in liquor. Let nil good citizens aid tho officers in tho discharge of their duty in brfn'ging to [justice these ohemlcrs, and it will not be long before this great and dangerous evil in our community will have been stopped. We aro told it is getting to bc quito a oommon thing for contraband whiskey wagons to bo soon moving about in various portions of oir county, dealing out their poisonous iluids to this and that one, utterly regardless of tho law and its cons? quences. Let our people rcsolvo to put a stop lo it and that quickly. .Jennie Keith, an old colored woman, for many years tho.slave and cook of Maj. Wm. L. Keith, died noar Walhalla on Thursday night, tho Uth instant, at thc ago of 78 year?, und was buried ut flat Hock (oolorod) Church on Friday tito o'clock P. M. During slavery she was a fri vori to servant ol' Maj. Keith, and was rcmarknblo for her strict integrity and truthfulness. Wo have heard her owner say that ho would confidently intrust to bor keep ing any sum of monoy, and sho was, during Blaycry, tho keeper of tho keys of tho smoke houses and crib. Sho maintained after frcO' dom the samo character for integrity and truth. Sho was well known to the many friends of Maj. Keith, as his houso servant up tn thc time of his doath. On ncoount of] her faithfulness as a servant, he allowed her in his will to select hor owner among his children and strictly enjoined upon thom her good treatment through lifo. Sinco freedom she has lived with her daughter, Lucy MoFall. A RRMAP.KAUI.U RESULT.-It makes no difference how many physicians, or how much mciiioino you havo tried, it ia now tin .esta blished fact that Gcrir.au Synrp ia tho only remedy which has givon completo satisfaction in severo cases of lung diseases, ft (sr true there are yet thousands of persons who aro predisposed to throat and lung affections, consumption, hemorrhages, asthma, sovoro colds settled on tho breast, pneumonia, whooping cough, &c, who havo no personal knowledge of Boschoo's Gorman Syrup. To such wc would say that 50,000 dozen wcro sold last year without ono complaint. Con sumptives try just ono bottle. Regular ??zo 75 cents. Sold by all druggists iu America. Thc bill to prevent unjust discrimination by common carriers has passed tho Scnato by a vote of 18 to 10. A great portion of thc villago of Hot Springs, Arkansas, tho popular rosort of I tourists aod iuyalids, has been destroyed by firo. Tho Virginia Legislature baa passed a bill revising tho criminal laws . of, tha? Stato. Among othor things it abolishes, ,ns far ns practicable, ono year terms of confinement in tho penitentiary. In all oasos of petty larco ny und minor offences of liko character Btripes lmvo buen substituted for coptiuomont in jail. Not more than 30 stripes shall bo iniltctod on ono day, nor inoro than 78 for ono offonco. Whore a fchjalo is convicted of an offonco punishable by stripes, sho moy, in thc discretion of tho court, bo punished by confinement in tho jail not exceeding twolvo months. Intermarriages between whites and negroes is mado a fclooy, punishable with confinement in the penitentiary not loss than two or moro than ten yours. Tho County Court, except Whore othorwiso provided, shall havo exclusivo jurisdiction of all- offoncos except wlioro punishable by doath, nnd in that ease tho accused may elect to bo tried in thc Circuit Court, Tho Spnrtanburg Herald has mado tho necessary calculation and linds that it ousts about seven hundred ant) eight dollars a day to pay tho members of the Goncral Assembly. Tho entire cost of tho legislative machine is about a thousnnd dollars n day. It is not a ooso of poor pay, poor preach. Ono of tho great wondorn of this world ls what becomes of all tho swart children. AUGUSTA, Ga., Mardi 15.-liobort MoEvoy, who was conviotod of tho murijor of J. J. Qrogg, of this oity, nt Grnnitovillo, S. 0., on April 20, 1870, niul sontonood to'ho hanged tooday nt Aiken, S. G., .was respited on two fpounds, namely, invalidity erf sontonco and ris'statomont that ho know about tho murder of Sawyer jit Bidgo Sprjng*, S. 0?, in 1874 MoKvoy dcolnred that he did not v. ut a ro spito. -~~ r'f4* V Strawberries from tho South ero io tho Kow York market. A householder in Boston advertises rooms to lot to gentlemen furnished with gas. A dangorous game-playing tho deuce. rm Ki II DIKKC'irOHl', 1878. Preaobing al Baptist Church, by Ibo Pastor, Rev, I. W, Wingo, on tho 1st and Sd Mundays at ll o'olook A. M. and 7 o'clock P. M. Also, on Saturday boforo let Sunday at ll o'olook A. M. Sunday sohool overy Sunday at 0.} o'olook A. M. Prayer meeting overy Thursday at 7 o'clock P. M. Tho following aro the appointments for 1878 of the Walhalla and Seneca City Circuit, Me thodist Episcopal Church, South: Itcek Spring tirst Sunday in January at ll A. st.; Seneca City at 3 p. M. Walhalla, second Sunday, al IIA. M. and 7 P~. M. Seneca Cit}', third Sun day, at II A. M.; hook Spring at r. M. Fair view, fourth Sunday,,nt ll A. M.; Walhalla at 7 r. M. Fairvlow, Saturday, boforo tho second Sunday, at ll A. H. Friendship Saturday bo foro third Sunday, at ll A. si. Preaching in tho ProBbylorian Church by Rev. S. L. Morris, Pnstor, on first Sabbath nt ll A. ; second Sabbath at 7J r. M.; third Sabbath at ll A. M. and 7} p. M.; fourth Sabbath at 7.1 p. st. Sribbalh School every Sabbnlh nt OJ A. M. Prayer meeting lecture every Wednesday night al 74 p. si. Broaching in tho Lutheran Church ovory Sabbath morning at ll o'clock, by Uer. J. P, Smeltzor, D. D. Sabbath School overy Sab bath morning at 9 A. M. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT! CORIIECTED WEEKLY APPLES-Driod, per pound -Green, por bushel BUTTEn-Per pound. BEESWAX-For pound BEEK-For pound BACON1- Dry salt shoulders " C. R. Sides Smoked hams CAT.TCO-Per yard i COFFEE-Kio per pound -Laguyra, por pound " -Javn, per pound CANDLES-Adamantine, per set " -Sperm, per pound CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per head COTTON-Por pound " -Yarn, per bundi CODP.ERAS-Por pound DUCKS-Per hoad Eoos, per dozen FLOUR, por 6nck, (98 pounds,) 3 FEATHERS-Goose, por pound " -Mixed por pound . GRAIN-Corn, now, per bushel, -Rye, per bushel -Oats, red, por bushel OEF.SE-For head , HIDES-Dry, por pound -Groen, per pound INDIGO-Spanish Float, per pound .* -..Carolina,'per-pound IRON- English sejLaftd* ocr pound I " -Sweed, pc?, pound M -Band, poa- pound ? ? " -Hoop, per pound * . Potwuro, por pound ?LARD, per pound I i:, per burrel LUM* n's it, por thousand feet LEAP, por pound MOLASSKS, por gallon MADDER, per pound NAILS, per pound'. ONIONS, por bushel OIL, kerosene, per gallon POTATOES-Irish, per bushel " -Swept, per bushel BICE, per pound. . ? SALT-Liverpool, per sack ?J SHIRTING, wholesale I " retail ?j. " wholesalo j. ? rotail 4-4 SHEETING, {"bol?enlo M ?? retail SitOT, por pound Slr IR Pis TURPENTINE, poi" gallon SOAP, per pound SUGARS-Crushed, per pound -A White, por pound -Brown, per pound -Extra C, per pound STARCH, whico nnd blue, por pound SODA, per pound TonACOO, por pound *.* . per pound, smoking TALLOW, per pound TURKEYS, per head TEAS-Gun Powder, por pound IJyson, Green i Por pound >. ., . Youngillyson, Black, por ib W)6L, wirshcd, per pound 2@3 1.00 10? 15 20 2@5 7@8 10 .GfTnS 20@25 3(?il35 45 IOU . 30 10(^20 85($1.00 8 18@20 8(?)10 50@4.00 40 30 55($G5 . ,75 35(?)40 10 4@5 1.50 1.28 m 120)11 8(V<110 11?I?? ,2 09 10.00 124 40@l.0? 3<?O)40 75 30@40 75 50 8($9 1.25 G 8 5 Ol 7 10 " ,i 124 80(3>L00 S?10 134 12.? 10 il 10@12* 10 50@1.05 OOtVy 1.52 8 ?O^?O 1.00 75@1.00 75 or, ?fl r b-a-.;n,,| H ? S?. m Wi VEGETINE Purifies th? Wood, Renovates and Invigorates tho Wliolo Sys tem. ITS MRDIOAIi PKOI'KRTIRS Aim ' ' Alterative, Tonie, Solvent and Diuretic. VEGETINE, RoHab?o Evidence. VEGETINE r^- N' R- STKVKSS --Dear Slr: 1 will mo?t cheerfully mid Vli'PVTIVlO iwi,mony 10 "io grout num V J'JU li 11 ?N y. ta. you luiyo atneddy received iii.iivur ol' your grout and good VEGETINE ?Hacine, VROKTINK, for 1 do iiol think enough can bo said iii VP*1 VP I NF 'l8 liaise} f?r I was troubtod yuj?imjj "ei. thir(^ yCftrg wj|h Umt ^ droadful disease, Catnrrli, ami VEG El USE had such bud coughing spells Dial lt would scorn as though I VEGETINE i?ovcr could brent ho any moro, ?nd Vcgctinc has ciifcd mc; and .."p I do feel to thank Cod nil tho V J'JUPJI liN Vi .Ri?e that there is so good a mo J dlcino as Vcgctinc, and I nlso VEGETINE? think it one of tho best modi ' f| cines for coughs and weak, sink VleTFTT VT? 'n** fu?lings at thc stomach, and l JiUiiitnft ndviso everybody to tnko tho Vogel ino. for I can assure them VEG Ell NB it is one of thc best medicines ' thatevcrwa8. Mus. L. QoilK, VEGETINE ^0I'' Magasina and Wainui Sis., ^ Cambridge, Mass. VEG kn N E . Gives Health, Strength and VEGETINE . - , Appetite VEGETINE ^ My daughter has received Vim VT IMP Weat benefit from tho uso of VAU fc.ll Nfe Vogctine. Her declining health was a source of great anxiety to VEGETINE all her friends. A fow bottle? of Vcgclino restored her health, VEGETINE 8,rc??'b ?nd appetite . . N. IL Tu.nus, iriimAmtMw Insurnnco and Real l?stalo VEGEI1NE Agent, No. 40Soars Builling, Boston, Mass. VEGETINE - Cannot be Excelled. VEGETINE . CitAni.KSTOWN, MASS. vunifTTMP H' U- STKVKXS-Dear Sir: V l'Ai ttl la a This is to certify that I have used your "Mood Preparation" VEGETINE In my family for several years, and think that for Scrofula or VlfOFTTNl'1 Cankerous Humors or Rhcu v ?j\i i. i i LN i i mAtto Aftcctions, it cannot be .excelled; and, as a blood purifier VEGETINE pr spriug medicine, il, is the best i thing I have ever used, and 1 VEGETINE 'mvo USC(* n'most every thiiig. 1 caa cheerfully recommend it PTTvrn lo ""J 01,11 1,1 need of snell a j V bj?ul!j.l ip Pi medicine' Yours respect fully, Mus. A. A. DixsMonK, VEGETINE No- 19, Russell Street. VEGETINE ^ *3 a Valuable Remedy vivi n-rrMii SOUTH BOSTON, Feb. 7, 1870. V PAIE UN h MR. STRVKNS-Dear Sir: I have taken several bottles of VEGETINE your Vogctine, and nm con ? . vliiced it is a valuable remedy VtrnTOTTMlP ^OV Dyspepsia, Kidney Com \ WVJLLUIU )(U(int ftud general dobilily of ^ tho system. VEGETINE 1 can heartily recommend it lo alt siilfering from tho above V E G ET IN E complaints. :. .Yours respectfully, vT>r?VTivi.' Mit* MUXROR PAIIKRU, VEGETINE 80 Athens Street. VE.?ETINE i . 4* * Prepared by H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. Vegetino is Sold by all Druggists . ? ' ? To Our Patrons and Frionas, -o:o .HAVING REMODELED' OUUj STORK ON Main Sireet, wc have added to our stock a first class assortment of. FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting iu part of Java mid Rio Codecs, Co.'Veo, Crushed and Powdered Sugars, Oolong and Young Hyson .Tens,, Lard in Hulk and N?ckels. Cheese, Finns, Soaps, Candles, (bumed Delicacies, Shelf Grocer les und many othor things too numerous to mention. . Wo havo also English Prepared, ?cpdcnsod Milk, Maillard's Sweet Chocolate, French Pre pared Mustard, Coarse Hominy, Pearl Grist, A (moro's Mineo Meat, &c. A nico assort nient of Cigars, Cheroots and Oii/arctlcs oa bandi Try ' Our Cally" Fine Cul Tobacco. Thc above Goods have been bought and will be sold si riet ly for cash only. Our.Drug ai|d Pitney Goods Department will bc kepi pp to their highest standard, To urrivo on Thursday a nico assortment of .Icwcb'y, ccosisling of Gold, Jct and Pearl Shirt ('ollar and Cu IT Rutions. Call in and sec them. R?sped fuliy, ni. E. K OHM AN & UKO. March 14, 1S78 Notice TJ. S. Internal Rovonue Spocial Taxos. UNDER tho Revised Statutes of . tho United States, Sections ??232t 32iT7, 3238 and 3239, every porr?n' engaged in any business, avootition or employment, whioh renders him liable to a spocial tax, is required to procure nnd place and keep con- i spiouously in his,'establishment or placo of business a stamp denoting tho payment of said special tax for tho speoiul tax year be ginning Muy 1, 1878. Scoiioo -321-1, Re vised Statutes, designates who oro liable to special tax. A return, ns prescribed on lorin ll, is also requited by law of every person liablo to special tax ns above. Severo penalties aro prescribed for non compliance with the foregoing requirements, or for continuing in business uftor April 30, 1878, without payment of tax. Applioution should bo mudo to E. M. DRAYTON, Collector of Internal Revenue, Columbia, South Carolina. Marou" l-l, 1878 17-it ? Mt?iMniiii?ii rilli ? i H ? i ii Wim -0:0 for all! -0:0 I take pleasure in stating to my friends and tho public that I nm Agent for tho salo of tho following brands of standard fertilizers, viz: Eureka, ??(DIL QOM, AND PALMETTO ACID. 1 will pay to tho farmer producing tho greatest yield of cotton from ono aero of land, By tho uso of thc EUREKA, $5. Hy tho uso of tho CAROLINA, $5. By tho use of tho ACID, $5, purchased from mo. And to tho funner producing tho grontost yiold of cotton by tho uso of ono Ton of any of tho above named Fertilisers, J will pay StO; and to thc farmer producing tho FIRST HALI] OF NEW COTTON ?ot 1878, I will pay a. premium of $3, making in nil Fifty Dollar0 in Cash Premiums. which I will yay to tho successful competitor.". I will Mote Hint. I nm still paying tho highest CASI! PRICES FOR COTTON; and nm pleased to say that I will open the coming season with rcuowod onergy nnd in creased facilities for handling Cotton and Fertilizers, to tho grontost ndvantngo to tho planter. W ith tho request that you consult mo before purchasing Fertilizers, I nm re spectfully, J O II JV C. CAR Y. Sonooa City. 8. C. Fob. 21,1878 14-2m 1868. 1878. -0:0 JUST ARRIVED 60 PIECES STANDARD PRINTS At S l-4r Gents. (SPRING STYLES.) Court week ,is herc and the people must have something good to cat. We have prepared our selves for tlic occasion and place before tho cuting people Fine Cheese and Crackers, Boneless God Fish, Frosh Salmon, Fresh Lobsters, Oysters, Sardines, r And other Good Tilings for the Table. Short profits and quick sales is our motto. J. E, HENDRIX & SON. Mar. 7, 1878 " "STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA^ O o one e County. By Richard Lewis, Esq., Judge of Probate. . WiiKiiKAs, Mary Perry bas made suit to mc to grant ber Letters ot' Administration of the Katata and Effects of Samuel Perry, . deceased Thc?J are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular (ho kindred mid creditors of thc said Samuel Perry, deceased, thal they bo mid appear before juc, in thc Court of Probate, to be held nt Walhalla, .S.. C., on Saturday, Otb day of April next aflcr publication hereof, nt ll o'clock in (bo forenoon, lo shew cause, if nny they have, why tho said administration should not be grunted. Given under my hand, this 18th day of March, Anno Domini 1878. RICHARD LEWIS, J tulga of Probate Oconco County. March 21, 1878. 18-lit HARD PAN PRICES. INTENDING to soon chango our present business, tho undersigned now offer their STOCK OF GOODS, which is LARGE AND SEASONABLE, - AT AND - LOW COST, That they may realizo on thom as soon as possible. ... . To cash buyers wo ofter inducements roroly to bo met with. jr. IB. ? B< fl GIO x. SON. NO MORE CREDIT. AS Oil lt BUSINESS WI LL'-SOON BE CLOSED, wc have dotonninod to grant no further crodit. All indebted aro urged to como forward and mako a settlement nt once. J. IL SLIGHT SOJX TAL?iOW AND HIDES. WM WILL TAKE TALLOW AND HIDES IN RX?IIANOH FOR GOODS A NV ACCOUNTS. JJ1SLIGH&SQN. Feb. 28, 1878 15 WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT OF ! TOjMY. 40,000 POUNDS BACON, at CJ cent?. ii,ooo pounds dioico Leaf Lard, at lOjo. 1,000 pouudB choico Sugar Cured Hams, at 13 cents. 20 barrels Sugar, nt 0@10Jc.' . ' V 10 barrols choico Now Orleans Syrup, at G5 cents per gallon. 20 barrels Lastern Early Rose, Pink Eye Peerless Potatoes, at $1.50 per bushel. 10 sacks Coffee, at 10jf@22?o. <W Hr., ALSO, A full line of everything that a Farmer may need, nt prices which defy competition. We aro Agents for tlio sale of ' ?> . Tho Navassa Guano, John Mer ry man Ammoniated Dissolved Bone and Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'s Manipulated Guano, Which wo aro offering to Planters in exchange for Cotton, ou liberal terms. Savo nionoy by'giving'us' a call. .IB. W. CUIiEillAN &?0., Seneca City, S. C. Feb 21, 1878 14-3m TO ?UR PATRONS" And FRIENDS. 1878 Has oome, which finds us willi a well soleclod slock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, AND FANCY GOODS. Our stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats, Hard- , ware, Glass ,and Crockery Ware and Groceries is also complete. The well; knewn Turning Plow, (Adgcr's,) "Farmers' Friend," and also a good assortment of Steel Plows on hand; ; ? A ' 1 ' With many thanks for past favors, soliciting your patronago in tho future, and wishing you a fruitful harvest, wo remain, respectfully, C L. REID & COi January 10, 1878 8-ly -^ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooonee.Oounty. . v In flic Court of Probate* . W. F. Corbin, as Administrator and heir nt-^ law of Wm. Corbin, deceased," Plaintiff against Rolona Corbin, widow, Rebecca Lusk, Eddy Malinda Fowler, Martha Jano Moody, Lemuel T. Corbin, Mary Alica. Williams, Harriet Goulden, children; Wm, ll. F. Corbin, Sarah Jane Corbin, Francis Mnlono Corbin and Martha Malinda Wil son, Grandchildren and hcirs-ntJaw of Wm. Corbin, deceased. Defendants-Com plaint fof Relief, dr., <0c. To thc Defendants above named: #*> * YOU are horoby summoned and required to answer tho complaint in this i action which is filed in tho office of the JiidgC: af Probato, for Oconoo County, iu trip- Sjtato aforesaid, and sorvo a copy of your answer on thc subscribers at their pffice on tho public square in Walhalla, South Carolina, within twenty days after tho sorvico of tiri? sum mons, exclusive of tho day of service of'this sdrnvmons. If you fail to answer the com'r1 plaint in that limo, thc plaintiff will opply to tho Court for thc relief demanded in the com plaint. KEITH 4 VERNEU, . Walhalla, S. CMi " Plaintiff's Atto?rfoy.. WITNESS, my hand and seal of ofEcc, this 23d day of February, 1878. . RICHARD LEWIS, . f^-<>> Judgoof Probate -?L.S. V Ooonoe County. >.< \%rf??r\ TO Rebecca Lusk; Wm. ?. F. Corbin', Sarah JnncCorbinnnd Francis MalonoCorbin, absont defendants: . TAKE NOTICE that tho summons in this action, of which tho forgoing is a copy, together with tho complaint was filed in tho office of tho Judgo of Probate nt Walhalla, in Oconce County, in tho Stato of South Carolin a, ou tho 23d day of Fobruary, 1878. and that tho object of tho notion is to obtain partition of tho voal ostntd of Wm. Corbin, deceased/ situated itv said County and State. KEITH tc VERNEU, .* Walhalla, S. C., : '.. Plaintiff's Attornoy.'" Feb. 28, 18V8 15-G STATE SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF OVOiVEE. IN TUE COURT or PROBATE? Lewis Jayiies, Administrator of C. H. Spoars, deconsed, Plaintiff, ogainst Jos. C. Spears and others, Defendants-COM PLAINT KOP. RELIEF. BY "virtue of a decretal order in tho above stated notion, I will 'sell to the highest bidder, beforo tho Court llouso door in Walhalla on MONDAY, April 1st, 1878, (saleday,) bctwocn tho logb.1 hours of sa!c, the following described property, tb v)rit: ' All of that Tract of Land lying, ?clog and situato in tho County of Ooboooj con taining eighty-four ocres,? thora 'or loss, adjoining lands" of 3. S. MoJunkin, J. N. Grant, S. Waite nnd others. Terni* o?* Sale as Follows: One-half tho purchase money in cash and tho balanoo on a orodit of nine ?months, with, interest from dato, to bc secured1 by a bond and mortgage of tho promises; purobnscr to pay extra for titles and mortpaccs. RICHARD LEWIS, Judgoof Probate OconceXJeuhty.- of March 7, 1878 " i?-dt