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APRIL, 1878. S 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 2 O IO 28 80 W 8 10 17 24 4 ll 18 25 F ~?r 12 10 20 S ~?r 18 20 27 Picnics aro ripening. Fine rain Monday'bight. Early oats are ''heading out." ,'Go to chu rob on next Sunday. ?Next Sunday ie Easter Sunday. w Wm. M. Tweed died in jail In Now York cn the 12th Instant. i t Preaohing in tho Presbyterian Church on Saturday, and Sunday; Mn John S. Goodman occupies Mr. W. M. "Woodi n'a residence. , Mr. H. P. Alexander now oeoupios tho Kin ard hon so, on Main street. Blank Ellen? just printed and for salo at this oQico, for tho oash. *?*" Tho Lord's Supper will bo celebrated in tho Presbyterian Ohuroh on next Sunday. Mr. John Joost bas recently added on a v very nico bod room to his father's reside nco. / Preaohing in tho Baptist Ohuroh on next . Sunday morning and at night at tho usual 'hours. We have been having refreshing showers 'during tho past week, ond as yet have osoapod the usual washing spring rains. Mr. W. M. Woodin and family have moved away from our town and now have thoir head quarters at tho High Falls tannery. Married, on Sunday morning, April 14th, by Rev. J. J. Neville, Mr. lt ob o rt M nth eso n to Miss Betsy Graham, all of Oconoo County. Tho peach crop is as yet 'uninjured, and tho trees aro very full. Unless wo have a killing frost soon they will bo out of all danger, as tho trees are now green with leaves. The "Walhalla Riflemen" will assemblo in the Court IIouso on Friday night noxt at 8.80 o "clod:, to attend to lin portant business. C.E. WATSON, Captain. ?J Do not allow worms lo ohoot your ohildren outof their living. Shrinor's Indian Vermin fugo will destroy thoso mieorablo posts, and givo tho little follows new armors for tho ba ttl o of lifo. Messrs. J. W. Stribling, A. Bronnooko, W. .G. Novillo and D. A, Smith aro representing tho Baptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday Schools of Walhalla in tho International Sunday School Convention now \n session in Atlanta, Ga. Ono of tho most enjoyable ro-unions of the tseasoa was given by Miss MoAnally to her music scholars last weok. Music, all that could tempt tho appetite and other modos of enjoy ment filled the evening to overflowing with pleasure. There is 8omo talk of having a Union Sun day School jubilee in ono of tho churches ol our town sometime- in tho month of May. 'tho matter will bo brought boforo tho Sunday Schools, wo presumo, on noxt Sunday. It if thought that eponkors will bo invited to 'address tho children. Tho following ls tho result of tho election held in West Union on tho 10th Instant, for In tendant and Wardens, to servo for tho ensuing yeer: Intendant-J. P. Miokler. Wardens-D. V. Wright, Jaoob Sohroder, I, K. Hunter, E. C. Strother. Mr. Warroo Lawrence, formerly of this State, and now a resident of Ghlokasaw County, Mis ?Ippi, is on a visit to his old homo and relations. Ile represents an early spring in his oounty and u good crop proapeot. English peas, Irish pota toes and other carly gordon vogotablcs wore being used befere ho loft, and farmors were going over their oorn the first timo. Rev. Mr. Harrington, of North Carolina, preached in tho Baptist Church last Sunday from the toxt, ..Simon Poler, lovest thou mo?" His sermon was a good ono, and abounded in illustrations of tho ncoossity of lovo and charity In tho Christian lifo. If the Christian would live aooording to the doctrines he laid down we would havo a botter world, and Christianity would spread moro rapidly. This spring has boon an unusually favorable one"; Ii is said by some lo .bo tho most forward Spring, td tt?fa tfit?e, vVo have had in fifteen or tWeiUy years; Ho'wovor this bo, Mardi and April to this dato h'ave boen warm' tirol dry, with little wind: The planting of tho crops Is behind ?ho season, very few having planted corn or coltan lo any extent yet. This is, doubtless, due to' tho unfavorable woather in January and February and lo tho fear of tho lato frosts. The Westminster Manufacturing Compa ny havo begun operations, and aro turning rfut a superior artiolo of thread. It is Maimed for this now process that the thread in stronger and smoother than that f banu fae lured from cotton gio nod and pa o ked according to tho old process. The company hate enough cotton to ran until fall, when tho noW orop will como io. Wo oxpoot nomo day to visit thoir mills and will givo some account ot this now industry, from which wo expeot much. Col. F. E. Harri* eon, of Andor8onvilIo,' has been oporating similar maohinery successfully for upwards of a yonr, and wo hopo others' in'our oounty Will follow tho business._. OAKWAY "LOCALS. Arar?" 12th, 1878/ This wook, as loisuro an ono ns any in tho month, gives somo heavy rain to wot and soften tho hard land. "April shower's maleo May flowors." Corn is coming up finoly. Tho Rov. D. L. Whitaker, of Holland's Store, Andorson Oounty, preached to a vory large congregation last Sunday ot Centor,t a Weil rcooi ved and feeling sor mon on the* rtohos and poverty of Christ. Mr. Whitaker, though a local proiiohcr, has posted his mind'with tho knowledgo of theology, required' of*' tho student ol ministry. Land ie in good plow order now. Tho Democratic). Club, known as Contor' Club, meets to morrow to oloot delogatos toi send up to Walhalla, tho 20th instant. May Hampton s?cco?d and tho Stato im pro vo. O. O. ? t ?>? * '? bj_, Msu*liiY'K Creek Locals. APRIL, 15tb, 1878. From our Sunday School record. CIrisa No. 1, no'rooitatfr uB. Gloss No. 2, 2?0 Soriptural questions and 52 Testament versos. Class No. 3, 77 Soriptural-quoBtions and 18 Testament vorsos. , t Class No. .4, no recitations. Class No. 5, 2 Testament versos. A hondsomo prise is offered to tho mombor who load's tho van in the contest. All objec tions in rogard to ago and advanooment havo boon remedied and suoocss on tho part of a member ls a matter of onorgy and application. Martin's Crook Lodgo I. 0. G. T. will moot on fourth Saturday in April at Seneca City. Spring has oponed with all hor beauty and loveliness. J. M. P. WESTMINSTERiOuks. WESTMINSTER, April 15th. Tho citizens of Westminster and those in tho vicinity will moot nt tho school-house next Sunday ot 7 o'olook P. M. for tho pur? poso of reorganising tho Young men'o Christ ian Association. Romomber that our mcotiog to organs izo a cavalry company will bo on noxt Satur day. Hopo that all will attend who wish to booomo mombors. Wo havo located in our midst ono Dr. Power, who is a practitioner of medicine, and we wish him much success; as he appears to bo quito a gentleman. If you wore to judgo of Westminster by tho number of telegraph oporators, you would think it quito a oily, as thoro are now throe in ono office. DEMOCRAT. r LAND I OR SALE. STATE SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF OCOI\EE. IN TUB COURT OF Paonvrs. Robert F. Morgan, as Administrator, Plaintiff, voraus Lucinda Morgan and others, Defend ants-COMPLAINT TO SELL REAL ESTATB FOB PAYMENT OF DKDTS. BY virtuo of a decretal order In tho Probalo Court in tho above staled aetlon, I will sol), to tho highest blddor, bofore the Court Houso door, in Walhalla, between the legal hours of sale, on MONDAY, tho Gili day of May next, thc following dcBoribod property, to wit: All that Picco, Parcel or Tract of Land, situate, lying and being in tho County and Stato aforesaid, containing Ono Hundred Acres, Moro or Loss, adjoining binds of Levi N. Koluna, Col. J. J. Norton and others, being tho Tract whereon Mahlon Morgan, now deceased, formerly lived. Terms of Sale as Follows: One half-cash; balance on n credit of twelve months, with interest from day of salo, the pur chase money to bo secured by a bond and inortgngo Of tho premises: Put-chaser to pay for papers. . HICIIAUD LEWIS, Judgo of Tr?bate Ooonoo County. April ll, 1878 21-4t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooonee County. IN THE COMMON PLISAS. D. Johnson, Assignee, Plaintiff, against S. R. MoDado, Uofondant-COMPLAINT FOR FORK? CLOSURE OF Momo AUK. PURSUANT to an Ordor of said Court to mc direotcd, I will soil, to tho highest bidder, on sales-day in MAY NEXT, at Walhalla Court House, tho promises described in said Ordor, raado in tho ORSO above staled, as follows, viz "All that Tract of Land situate and being in the County and Stale aforesaid, on Chaugn Creok, waters of Tugaloo River, adjoining lands of Mrs. Mary E. Johnson and others, containing Ivo and n half acres, more or loss." Thoro is situate on Bald land, in running order, ono doublo oyliudor wool card, flvo workers, five strippers, two liokers, two duffers, two fancies, ono burrer and ono picker; ali run by on overshot wheoh Also, ono corn mill, run by a tub and spur wheoh TERMS-Oath, Witness my hand and offioial seal, this, 8th of April, 1878, at Walhalla Court Houso. [OFFICIAL s i; A ii/] J. W. STRIBLING, Clerk Common Pleas. April 11, 1878 21-8t Thc Slate o?' Solidi Carolina OOONEE COUNTY. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. D. Riemann, Plaintiff, against P. L. ?allman, Defendant-COMPLAINT TO FOUKOLOSB MORT OAOK. PURSUANT to an Order of tho said court, to mo directed, I will sell, to tho highest bidder, on salos-day in MAY NEXT, al Walhalla Court Houso, the promises described in tho pleadings in tho caso abovo stated, as follows, vis: All that Parcel or Lot of Land, situate and being tn tho County and State aforesaid, on the North side of Main street, adjoining tots of Mrs. C. J. Trappier and C. F. Socbn, boing known and described in tho original plan of tho Town of Walhalla as tho half aoro lot No. 86, and containing, according to tho said plan, ono half of ono aero, more or less. TERMS-Ono-half oash, tho remainder on a credit of twolvo months, with Interest from dato, tho oredit porfiou to bo secured by a note with good security and a roortgago of tho promises. Given under my band and official seal, this 8th of April, 1878, at Walhalla Court House. [OFFICIAL SEAL.] J. W. STRIDLINO, Clerk Common Pleas, April ll, 1878 21-8t THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OOONSS ??tm^TY, IN THE COMMON PLEAS. A. W. Thompson and J. J. Norton, Plaintiffs, against P. L. Jordan, W. A. Lay and other?, Defendants-COMPLAINT FOR RELIEF. P'U??UA?IT to an Order of said Court to mo dlrootod, t will sell, to Iho highest bidder, orreales-day In MAY NEXT, at Walhalla Court , Houso, (ho premisos described in said Ordor, otado in tho caso abovo staled, as follows, vir, That Lot of Land In Iho Town of Walhalla, I containing one aoro, composed of half noro lot Nd. 04, and tho Wostern half of apre lot No. 21, fronting North on Main street one hundred and flvo feet, bounded on Hast by lots of S!II. Hyatt's ostato, South by Broad street and West by' ---street. TIJRMS-Ono half ooah, and tho rcraalndor in" twelve months without interest, sooured by noto and mortgage Wltnoss my hand and offtolal soal at Walhalla, B. C., tbh>8lhof April, 1878. [oFFiorAT, SEAL ] J. Vf. STRIBLING, Clerk Common Ptcass, 1 April ii,i87d aw? g THE LATEST; The Cheapest, _T?e Best. I lia ve ju?i returned from BU.~,.-3;C'1 ir i th tv.large stock of NEW O-OODS, To be Bold at the VEfcV LOWEST PRICES. Calleo from 6 to 8, couts per jard, oash. Good Coffoo, ? ,pounds to tho $1, oash. Baoon from 0 to. 12} cents per pound. Shirting G to lu cents per yaru. Arid everything usually kept at low down prtoe<i for cash. AU persons indobted to me had better look to their interest. Thoso who have notes or Hens ot a high rate of interest must oome up and ronew at seven per cont. ; Take duo notioo and govern yourselves ac cordingly. II. 8. VANDIVIERE. April ll, 1878 2 l-l mo NoMce!!! R. E. NORM/IN & BRO., HAVE JUST OPENED ? BEAUTIFUL assortment of Lamps and Lamp Goods; consisting of Gloss and. Brass Lamps, Porco lftin ana Paper Shades, Burners, "Wicks, Chimneys, &o; ,...",. , . ,... . Always koop on hand tho Boes* COFFEES,, SUGARS, TEAS and FAMILY GROCERIES For tho lowest cash prices. CIGARS, CHEROOTS, CIGARETTES, SNUFF and SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO OF THE FINEST BRANDS. FRESH CANDIES, NUTS, RAISINS. FRUITS, CRACKERS, &0. ALWAYS IN STOCK. A largo and well selected stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. PERFUMERY and FANCY GOODS! GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS. CRABS EYE POWDER FOR THE COM PLEXION. Family Medicines and Physicians' Pre scriptions accurately compounded at all hours. (ioods selected with care and warranted as represented. April ll, 1878. 21 INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION ! The Atlanta anti Charlotte Air Lino Railway. WILL soil Round Trip Tickets at ono fare to nil dologatos and visitors dosiring to nttend tho great International Sunday School Convention at Atlanta, Ga. , ". Tho sale of tickets will oommenco on TUESDAY, April 10th, and doritinuo . until Friday, April 10th, good for return v if pro sooted on or boforo SATURDAY, April 20, 1878. . , ,., A, ; An opportunity to witness tho dolibora-t tions of an assembly of this kind, and tho Sunday School Jubileo of 5,000 Little Children is soldent presented to tho citizens of this country, and in ordor to show our high ap preciation of tho distinction shown tho Stato of Goorgia and her Capital, lot tho oitizons of Georgia, South und North Carolinas turn ont cn masse and welcome our frionds from tho East, Wost, North and South. Tho assemb ling of this Convention will mark an an epooh in tho history of tho South and the Sundny School cause. Let no ono fail attending it. W. J. HOUSTON, G. P. & T. A. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, IN THE COMMON PLEAS. J. J. Norton, PlaintiiT, against Solomon Wright, and Isaac Allon, Defendants-COMPLAINT TO FORKOLOSK MORT'UAOB. PURSUANT to an Ordor of said Court to mo directed, I will sell, to tho highest bidder, on salos-doy in MAY NEXT, at Walhalla Court House, tko promises described in said Order, made in' tho case above stated, as follows, viz AH that Pl ceo, Parcel er T?o?t of Land sltuato in said State and Couttty, ot) Cane Crook, waters of Little River, adjoining lamia of S run it ol Lov inggood antf,others, containing ono hundred and cighty-fivc acres, moro or loss. Tho promises ?rill be sold ia two .pare?le,- as divided by defendants and shown by plats ex hibitcd at salo. TERMS-Gosh. ... ... , Witness my hand and offloial seal at Walhalla Court House, this 8th of April, 1878. , ., [OFFICIAL SISAL.] J. W. BTRIBLlNa, . Clerk Common Picas., April ll, 1878 21-8t LAND FOR .SA li E. THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF OOONEE. IN THE POBATE COURT. Mary C. Phillips, Plaintiff, voraus Sarilda Ann Bradley and others, Defendants-PETITION AND COMPLAINT FOR PARTITION or RSAL ESTATS. BY virtuo of a doorota) order in the Probate Court, in tho above stated action, I will sell, to the highest bidder, boforo the Court House door in Walhalla, betweon tho logal hours of salo, on MONDAY, tho Oth day of May next, tho following deeoribod property, to wit: AH that Pieoo, Parcel or Traot of Land, sit?alo, lying and boing in tho County and Stato aforesaid, on waters of Chalugu River, adjoin ing lands of tho Wagoner estate and others, and containing 140 Acre?, Illovc or fl>,ws. TERMS OF SALE AS FOLLOWS-Ono-half oash', with privllogo of anticipating payment, and tho' balance payable on tho first day of January, 11)70, with interest from date of salo, to ho scouiod by bond and mortgage of the premisos. The purchaser to pay extra for papers. RICHARD. LEWIS, . Judie Of ProbUlo OconWCtounty. April ll, 187?' ai-lt LADIES'STORE WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUN? CI?O TO OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY THAT OUR WELL SELECTED STOCK OP >E3X^I^XlNrC3r GOODS Whioli havo boon bought cxolusivoly in North ern marketa aro arriving daily and will Boon be completo in all departments. Our stook of DRY GOODS, (one of our speoiultioe,) both Foreign and Domestic, can not bo cxoollod in tho up country. To oar Friends, the Ladles: Wo would spcoinlly cull your attontion to a fow now and beautiful artfolos in Dry Goods, Notions and Fanoy Goode, euoh as Dress Linons, Elegant Patterns of Prints, Swiss, Striped and Jaoonot Muslins, Onmbrio, Do mestio and ludia Long Cloths, Ruohings, Ruffles, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, Hosiory (nil kinds) Jnconot, Piquo and Laco Edgings and Insertings. Wo havo a most beautiful assortment of Ladles' trimmed and untrimmed Hats and Hat Trimmings. Our stook of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS is aleo complote, consisting in part of Clothing. Ganai mores and Oottonados, Hats, Collars and Cuffs, Cravats and Silk Ties, Suspoudors, Half Ilnso, &o. Wo havo a bountiful assortmont of the woll known Winchester Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Qnitors. Also, a completo stock of other brands both ohoap and good. Oilier departments besides tho above named are abd will bc kopt full. To tnako room for our Spring Stook, wo will sell Blankets, Shawls and Gents' Winter Clothing AT COST FOR CASH, With tho full assurauoo that wo cnn please all who may examino our goods, wo romain, Respectfully, C. L. REID & CO. April ll, 1878 21 SHERIFF'S SAIJES; BY virtue Of sundry cxeouUbns to me di'rsoted I will sell, before tho Court House door , on MONDAY, tho Oth doy of May. between tho legal hours of sale, tho following described property, to wit: Ono Tract of Land on Little River, containing 200 acres, moro or less, adjoining lands of James McCaroy and others. Levied on ns the ?iroperty of Wm. J. Hunnloutt at tho suit of Vosley Pitchford. : ALSO, One Tract of Land in Oeonco County, on Big Boaverdam Creek, waters of Seneca River, con taining 270 aoros, moro or less, adjoining lands of Osborne Cleveland, J. B. Sitton and others. Levied on as tho proporty of Carver llandall at the suit of G. W. Williams & Co. and ethers. ALSO, Ono "Tract of Land sit nato in tho Town of Walhalla, containing 22 acres, moro or less, known n's part of Tract No. 3, adjoining lands of M. H. Dry ci: and others. Levied on as tho property of Alex, ?ryoo, .Jr., at tho suit, of tho Walhalla Bank and others. TERMS OF SALE-Cash. .? , JAMES H. ROBINS, Sheriff Oeonco County. April ll, 1878 21-lt LOXLEY STALLION. DURING THE SPRING SEASON my Ano LOXLEY STALLION, known as the will stand at tho following places on thc days named: , < At F. L- Maxwell's on Mondays. At Westminster on Tuesdays. Al SoneoaCity en Wednesdays. At High Falls on -Thursdays. . At Goonoo Tat??efy on Fi ?days. At Walhalla on..Saturdayau ....'.,-<. A fino opportunity, on reasonable terms, is now offered to all persons to seoiiro good colts and improve their stook. ; Tho horse id a deep bay, six years old and beautifully formed. Whon not elsowhero ho can bo seen at all times at Dionfann's Stables, Walhalls. S. fi. . TERMS FOR THE SEASON-Fivo Dollars, insured. April 4, 1878 20-1 mo Removal ! .o:o &EMOVAL! I HAVE JUST REMOVED MY ENTIRE stook of Ci Ott I? S from tho Storo In tho Hotel Building into tho Storo formorly occupied by WALLER, WATS?N & CO., Main Straet, where I Will bc glad to eeo all my frlonds and customers., . '. . Goods down at the lowost prices for cash. A largo and beautiful stook of scasonablo SPRING GOODS to arrive in a few days. K*ccp everything in store that you neod. If you don't seo what you want, ask for it. Remember I am going to sell Goods in accordance with tho timos. Look out for my Spring announcement, which will appear shortly. Como and soo me and remember my now plaooof business. Yours respectfully, 18. 1>. A. MEM ANN. Mardi 28, 1878 19. ly STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Oooriee Oounty. By Richard Lewis, Esq., Judgo of Probate WiiKRBAS, James M. Board has made suit to mo to grant him Letters of Administration of tho Estato and Effects of Wm. W. Board, deceased- , Thoa* aro, thoroforo, to cito and admonish all and singular tho kindred and creditor's of tho said Wm. W. Board, deoeasod, that they bo and appear bot oro mo, in tho Court of Probato, to bo hold at Walhalla, S. C., on Saturday, 27th dav of April inst., after publication horcof, at ll o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If any they havo, why the said admlnlstratloa should not bo granted. Given under my hand, this 0th day of April, Anno Domini 1878,, RICHARD LEWIS, Judgo of Probato Oeonco County. ? April ll, 1878. 31-St INTENDING to chango business, wo oro detormined to soil the stock of goods now OD band in tho shortest time possiblo. "To do this wo aro daily offering our full and soason ablo STOCK 0? "GOODS At prices that dofy competition. Giro us a call, examino our goods and prices and you will purchase Wo have just rocoived a cas? of SPRING CALICOES, Best qualities, and noat patterns at 0 couts a yard. Hamburg Edgings, Ribbons, Laces and Fanoy Goods generally BELOW COST. Hamburg Edgings from 5 cents up. Canton Flannel, 10 cents. Woollen Flannels, 15 cents up. Pants Goods of all kinds at an immonso 8aoriflco. Bost G roon Toas, 70 coots. FLORIDA TROUT In ono half barrels, ohoapor and bottor than bacon. J. H. SLIGHT SOJ\ Mar. 28, 1878 10 . . 1878. -oro THE FL?GE TO BUY il 1 CHEAP, AT J. E. HENDRIX & SON. April 4, 1878 20 Notice U. S. Internal Revenue ., . Special Taxes. UNDER" tho Revised Statutes of tho United States, Section* . 3232, 8237, 3238 and 3239, every person ongaged in any business, avocation or employment, which renders him Hablo to a special tax, is required to proouro and plaooand koop con spicuously in his establishment or placo, of business a stamp denoting tho payment of said speoial tax for tho special tax; year be ginning May 1, 1878. Section 8244, Re vised Statutes, designates who aro Hablo to special tax. A return, as proscribed on Form ll, is also required by law of every person Hablo to special tax as abovo. Severo penalties aro prescribed for non compliance- with tho foregoing requirements, or for continuing in busiuess aftor April 30, 1878, without pay mont of tax. Application should bo mado to E. M. BRAYTON, Collector of Internal Revenue, Columbia, South Carolina. , Moroh 14, 1878 I7-4t o:o Chance for all! I toko ploafluro in stating to my friends and tho publio that I om Agent for tho salo of tho following brands of staudard fertilizers, viz: ?/ft Gu ? IL 0 CM, AND PALMETTO ACID. 1 will pay to tho furrnor producing tho greatest yield of cot ton from ononoro of land, By tho uso of the EUREKA, $5. By tho uso of tho OAUOLINA, $5. By tho uso of tho ACID, $5, purchased from mo. And to tho farmer producing tho greatest yiold of cotton by tho uso of ono Ton of any of tho uhovo named Fertilizers, I will pay $10: and to the farmor producing tho FIRST BALE OF NEW COTTON for 1878, I will pay a premium' of $5, making in all Fifty Dollars in Cash Premiums, which I will yay to tho successful competitors. I will state that I am still paving tho highest CASH PRICES FOR COTTON; and am pleased to say that I will opon tho coming season with renewed energy und in creased facilities for handling Cotton and Fertilisers, to tho greatest nd vantage to tho. planter. With thc request that you consult mo boforo purchasing Fertilizers, I am re spectfully, . JOHJY C. CARY. Soneoa City, S. O. . Fob. 21,1878 _14-2m WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT OP TO-DAY. 40,000 POUNDS BACON, al G cents. . 2,000 pounds choleo Leaf Lard, ot lOJo. 1,000 pounds choice Sugar Cured Hams, al ll J cents. ' 20 barrels Sugar, at 9?10Jo. 10 barrels choice Now Orleans byrup, at 55 cents per (tallon. 20 barrels , Eastern Early Boso, Pinki Eye Peerless Potatoes, at $1.00 per bushel. 10 sacks Coffee at 10jj@22Jo. ^ lb. ALSO, A full lino of everything that a Farmer may need, nt prioos which defy competition. Wo httvo just received 100 BARRELS FLOUR, which wo will sell at " $6.50, $7.00 and $7.80 PER BARREL. . Save moiicy by giving us a call. M. W. COLEMAN & COM Seneca City, S. C. .? Feb 21, 1878 14-8m Piedmont Air-Line. THE great Double Daily Passenger Routo botweon Atlanta, all points in tho .South west, and Richmond, Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York, Boston and all Eastorn Cities. The Lino passes directly through tho boaur tiful and picturesque Piedmont belt of North Qeorgia,- South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia, embracing tho celebrated watoring places, minorai regions, and beautiful thriving, cities of this bolt; tho most prominent of which aro (Jamesville, (fifty throe milos North of Atlanta,) surrounded by many beautiful iand boalth?rostofing springs, and tho cele brated gold Holds of North Goorgia; Mount Airy, (tho.most elevated point between Sa vannah and Now York); Toccon, (immediately in tho vicinity of tho beautiful water falls of Toocoa and Tallulah); Seneca City, Oreen* vlllo, Spartanburg, Cowpons, Gaffney City, King's Mountain, Charlotte, Concord, Lox* ington, Danville, Richmond and many other points of historical interest. For soonory and general interest to tho traveler, this SOC ti on cannot bo excelled. Tho Lino is 72 miles shortor than any othor,. and on and after MONDAY, March 24th, passengers leaving Atlanta at 5.05 A. M. will nrrivo in Washington City at 8.10 A. M. tho. following morning. Cl hours in advanco of any othor routo; and by samo train, will nrrivo in Now York City tho second evening ot 4.08 by Limited Expross, or nt 5.10 by regular Southern Express train, 7} hours ia. advanco of any othet Uno. By this train you aro only ono night (bc twoon Charlotte and Washington) in Sleeping Car, which makes it cheaper than any other/ routo. f Passongors leaving Atlanta at 5 P. M., |,arrive in Washington City at 1.27 A. M., and in Now York 9.35 A. M. scoond day. Pullman Polaco Drawing Room Sleeping Cars Atlanta to Now York without ohange by this train. Tiok'ets for solo itt all tho principal Ticket Officos 'throughout tho country. (Seo timo tables.) W. J. HOUSTON, Gonoral Pass, and Ticket Agent, Atlanta, Ga. J. R M AO MU UDO, Gonoral PnS6onger Agent. - April ll, 1878 21-3 Notice to Creditors. Lowis Jaynes as Administrator of C. II. Spears,' dceoased, Plaintiff, against Joseph C. Spears and othors, Defendants-COMPLAINT FOR RE LIEF. PURSUANT to tho judgment rendered in tho above stated notion in the Probate Court, on .tho 8th of February, 1878, notioo Is hcroby given to tho. creditors of tho said C. IL Spearsi to como in and prove their demands on or bo-M j fore tho first day of Juno next, orelso tboy will .bo barred of all benefits undor tho aforesaid ? Ijudgment. . Given under my hand and official seal at Wal halla, SVC,, on tho 8d day of Apr?, 1878. .. { LA?. I* ' . RICHARD I?BWIS, (.?-Y~ J Judgo of Probats Oconoo County. - April 4, 1878 ' 20-Of ; NOTICE, fl AA Cords of fresh pooled Tan Bark and JLl/l/ 600 good ..beef hides and skins .wanted, at my Tannery, for which a foir prieo will ho givon in oxohange of Leather, Shoes and Boots of tho best quality, or in settlement of oooounts duo me. I also renow my propo sition to recolvo and tan good beof hides on shares. Bring, or oend in, your hides nh Onoo,.no OS to get your loather early in tho fall. ' T. HARPER, Soaooa City. March 21, 1878 . lg>