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ml** ??? . i ?HW ?Tr rr ', nvr. ?i MAY, 1878. WIT 6 12 10 20 If 0^ 18 20 27 7 14 21. 28 1 8 15 22 20 2 0 10 28 80 8 10 17 24 81 4 ll 18 25 Loo?ls. Blank Melin just printed nud for salo at this oflico. for tho cash. QUERY: "Why will mon smoko common {obacco, when they onn hoy Marburg Brothors 'Seal oj North Carolina,' at tho samo price?" Fiant more corn. . Thoso roses that were sent U3 woro too sweet lo live. It is said bachelors do not Hyp so long ns married men. No need of a moral. 4 Tho family that owes (ho doctor nothing oan show a clear bill of health. , Tho ro.ot of the sassafras placed tu lieus' nests will destroy lico. . Mr. John Uro m or, of this town, has a fine pioc?sof wheat. . ' This is a progressive world. AB people grow old they are continually gelling now wrinkles. For tho post few days tho wcathor has been nearly cold enough for frost. Tho Indies, it is snid, detest tho now stylo of jBliorl kilt skirts; but they will havo to wear them all tho eaiuc. Thcro is something noble about a goat thal di) boarders mighl im?talo, ile isnol particular what ho feeds upon. Presbytery holds its noxt meeting nt Walhalla, Thursday bolero thc fifth Sabbath of September next, at 10 A. M. Strong doses of advertising should bo admi nistered lo business that looks billions about this timo of year. Tho man who was lo publish ? paper which would picoso cvory body, fell out of Noah's boat and wns drowned. Mr. V. h. Norman presented us with a bunch of ripo cherries on lljp 20th of .April. Pretty carly for this section of tho Stale. Mr. L. Brandt informs us thal ho lins four aorcs of tho finest wheal in Oconcc County. Ho manured .it with 200 bushel} of colton seed. A few radishes grown with oucumbors or melons will save tho Inlier from tho rnvnges of j bugs. They dote on radishes. Mr. C. L. Reid, of our town, informs us that ho dined on new Irish potatoes mid English pens on tho 30(h of April-Tuesday last. Several of our young people havo gono to Columbia this week. ' Cause-fred ride over the Greenville and Columbia Railroad. Remember that next Monday is salcday, nnd that several valuable tracts of laud will bo sold to thc highest bidder. Tho House of Representatives lins pnssod thc bill adopted by thc Senate, repealing thc bank rupt law, with unimportant amendments. Tho bill will becomo a law. A wife will hardly ever notice whether her husband lins had his hair cut cr not, but let him go homo with.a strange hair pin slicking in his overcoat and she'll seo it before he reaches tho gnlo. % We arc indebted lo Mr. Pieper for a mess of green peas and sonio of the finest strawberries of tho season. Mr. Pieper is one ol' thc best gardners in thc coiuity nnd always remembers kindly tho editors. Long lifo lo Mr. Pieper. Mr. E. M. Brayton, Internnl Revenue Col lector for South Carolina, was in town hist w eek, and called in our absence to sec us. Mr, Bray ton is endeavoring to cxecuto properly a very unpopular law. W. W. Farrow, a printer from Abbcvillo, S. C., nnd at one time tho editor nnd proprietor of the Banner, of that town, died in Winston, N. G., on Friday of last week, of consumption, lio was buried with Masonic honors. Tho"Union Sunday Sohool choir for thc jubileo will meet again for practice in tho Baptist Church on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The choir is requested lo bo punctual in attendance. Mr. John Kaufmann has commenced tho planting of a vineyard ot his water mill placo near town. Ho hus about two nercs of gronnd which ho intends to devoto to. ?ho grnp? culture. Adgor Collego has MO pupils. This institu tion is a new ono, but it is in a very nourishing condition. It is located in Walhalla,;South Ca rolina, wh?ro, Soven years ago, it had scarcely ft ProBbytorinn in it. It now lins a church, a oollogo and three ministers.-Speiyhls' Baily. Col. James S. Cothran, of Abbeville, has been chosen lo deliver tho anniversary oration beforo tho literary societies of Adgor Collego, Walhalla, at tho commencement in Juno. Thcro is n genuine treat in store for our pooplo. Any one who has ever heard tho learned Solicitor knows that Ijo will discharge tho pleasant duly assigned him willi graco and power. A cordial invitation is exlondcd lo all Sunday Sohool workers in tho county lo bo present nt fhe grand jubileo in tho Baptist Church on next Sunday at OJ-o'clook P. M. An exccllont programme, consisting of soiigB, sliort Sunday Sohool addrcflsca, &c, has been arranged for thc occasion and a joyous and interesting limo ls expected. Como out nnd bring your children. Mr. Alonzo M. Folgor, of Piokens, is tho traveling ngont for "Franklin Davis <fc Co.'s Nursery," at Richmond, Va. Ho will bo in Oconco in a few days, prcparod to toko tho orders of our citizens. At tho annual convention of tho Young Mon's Christian-Association, held in Sumter Inst wcok, thc following officers wore oleoted: Prcsidont John A. Elkins; Vico-Prcsidcnts- Dr. J. S. Ilughson, F W Stanlnn, O F Tolley; Secretary F SPibboll; Excoulivo Committee-A T Smytho, J N Robson, John Rothwell, T S Dibbcll, W A Templeton, C C Brown, Q F Tolley, Douglas MoKoy, Dr D L Boozer. Anderson was ohoson 'as (ho next plnoo of meeting. Tho Mountaineer Firo Kngino Company will givo n grand pionio at Wiobons' Spring on Tuesday, tho 14th instant. Tho publio is repoctfnlly invitod to attend. Govoruor Hampton and other distinguished ?nen of j tho Stato havo beca/' invlteuVaod no doubt will bo prosont. Josiah Chapman, Ww. Holden and Mao Stowart, charged with violating tho revenue laws and lodged io jail ot this placo, havo been roicasod on bail. Portable Commis sioner Ladd, beforo whom the prisoners appeared, did tho reicesing. Other prison ers still remain in jail. Everybody is invited to the Sunday School Jubileo, to bo held at tho Baptist Church on next Sabbath afternoon. Short, fervid addresses, excellent singing and othor interesting exercises will edd unusual in ter, st to tho occasion. Measures have boen taken to organize an Ooonco County Suuday School Association, and tho Saturday before tho fourth Sunday ia Moy hos been designated ss tho day for tho meeting. Tho Convention will bo held at tho Baptist Church and ovcry Sunday School in tho county is Urged1 to scud dolo. gates. It is reported that tho rovonuo force, which has becu stutione'd hero for tho poBt week or BO, modo a charge on Redmond's promises ono day last wook, and carno near capturing him. It is said that several shots wcio fired ut Redmond, and so far as knowo, without effeot. Redmond, in running, fired at the rovonuo foroo and suooooded in shoot ing.LeUoy Fisher through tho arm and scuding a bullet near Wm. Durham's head; so cluse, in fact, as to singe tho hair by his oar. Tho Walhalla Methodist Church was entered in tho carly part of loat woek and stolon there from thc pulpit Biblo aud hymn ifook, a lamp und thc cloth cover of thc organ, together with samo Sunday School cards, containing tho len commandments on ono sido add tho Apostles* creed and Lord's prayer on tho other. What can wo say of a creature so dopraved, so low, BO mean and so lost to all sense of honesty and humanity as to forcibly coter God's houso and commit a deed of this character? Tho fiend who would bo guilty of suoh a crime would not only stoal, but ho is prepared to lake tho lifo of his fellow-being. Wo hopo that an earnest effort will be mude to apprehend tho thief, so that Buch punishment may bc meted out lo him as tho gravity of tho crime deserves. A pleasant (imo was spent by tho Beading Circle at thu rcsidonco of Mr. Pieper on Satur day night last. Sovcral selected picots wcro read by tit oso appointed to read. Tho reading generally was pretty good, especially that of Mr, Board, who rend a very humorous pieoO lo thc delight and pleasure of all. Mr. Johnston, at thc conclusion, gave a thrilling and graphio rendering of tho maniac, in tragedy style and cOool. Prof. Moore, tho crilio, made a few ap propriate criticisms in reference to tho right pronunciation of words, emphasis, So. Tho Clrolo meets again on Saturday ofght at tho rcsidonco of .Mrs. Nurinmaftcr. Tho Puel]mund mid Danville Railroad Com* pony has dotormined.tO lay a thousand tons of steel rails on i ti} truck .between Qreonsboro' and Charlotte, and thc first installment has been rccoivod ot Greensboro'. Wilmington and Rnloigh aro connected ly telephone. AN ASTONISHING FACT.-A biro propoitlin of tho American people aro to day dying from tho effects of dyspepsia or disordered liver. Tho r?unit of those diseasos upon thc m isses of intelligent and valuable pcoplo is moat alarming, make lifo actually a burdou instead of a pleasant existence of enjoyment und usefulness as it ought to bo. There is no good reason for this, if you will only throw aside prejudice and skepticism, take tho ndvico of druggists and ymir Linds, try one bottle of Green's August Flower. Your speedy relief is certain. Millions of bottles of this modi cino have boen givon away to try its virtues, With satisfactory results in every onso. You can buy a snmplo bottle for 10 cents to try. Three doses will relievo tho worst caso. Posi tively sold by all druggists ou tho Western Continent. THE LATEST Thc Cheapest, "Thc Best. fi iiavc jasl rcftii'ucd tfVoni market willi a large stock of NEW OOO IDS, To bo sold at tho VERY LOWEST PRICES. Calico from 6 to 8 cents per yard, cash. flood Codec, ? pounds to tho $1, cash. Macon from C to 12} cents per pound. Shirting (? (o 1? cents per yard. And everything usually kopt nt low down prices for cash. All persons indebted (o mc had better look to their interest. Those who have notes or lions at a high rato of interest must come up and renew at seven per oont. Take duo notice and. govern yourselves ac cordingly. Bl. S. YANDIVIJGRI?. April ll, 1878 21-lmo . TAX N?TIGE. 'PHE BOOKS FOB THE COLLECTION OP 1 TAXES for the fisoal yoar 1877 will bo opened in my ollioo, nt Walhalla, on WEDNESDAY, May 1st, 1878. .Stale'Tax, - - - .' -' ((?-mills. School Tax, - - - ?' J 2T do County Tax, - - - - , 8 do Special County Tax, - . - .} do Total Tnx. .... 10 mills. By Act of tho Loglslaluro tho Tax can ' bo paid in two Installments. Thc first in Mny and tho second in Ootober, or the wholo Tux cnn bo paid in October, with fivo por ocnt. interest on fir s l inst ult inc ul. . B'lCHAltD S.. PORCHER, Treasurer Ooonco County. ' April 25, 1878 28-2t WILSON H??si7~ .A.lsifoa,i?i?. Str?etp * ------ SINGLE MEALS OR LODGING, 60 CENTS. Transient, per day, $l.fiO. Spoolnl rates for longer Hmo. J, L. KEITH, ^Proprietor. . April 2^1878 . 28V -o:o- % FTHlte undor8rt?nod,,hoving retired from tho X Offlco of Judgo of tho lat OirotiU, Im? roaumod 2??Tp7 PRACTICE OF THU LA W\ in tho Counties of Abbovillo, Anderson, Ooonee, Pio.keos and Greonviile. . . Business is respectfully solicited for these Counties; oleo for tho City of Charleston, and in tho United States Courts for tho District of South-Carolina. All matters committed to his okargo will rccoivo prompt and faithful attention. Ho may ho addrossed or consulted at his Old OOico, Anderson C. H., S. 0. j. i>. ur;i:i>. April 25, 1878. 23-4t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, IN THE COMMON PLEAS. J. J. Norton, Plaintiff, against Solomon Wright and Isaao. Allen, Defendants-COMPLAINT TO FOIIECLOSB M olen, A UK. A PURSUANT'lo an Oidor of said Court lo mo X directed, I will soil, lo tho highest biddor, ou sales-day in MAY NEXT, nt. Walhalla Court House, tko promises described in said Order, made ni tho ooso above staled, as follows, viz A ll thal Pioco, Pared or Traot of Land situate itt said Stato and County, on Cano Creek, waters of Little River, adjoining lands of Samuel Lov iuggood and others, containing ono hundred and eighty-five acres, moro or less. Tho premises trill be cold in two parocls, as divided by defendants and shown by plats ex hibited at sale. TERMS-Gash. Witness my hand and official seal nt Walhalla Court House, this 8th of April, 1878. [OFFICIAI, SEAL.] J. Wi STRIELING, Clerk?Common Picas. April ll, 1878 21-3t THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ???[NIH ??WM TTY. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. A. W. Thompson and J. J. Norton, Plaintiffs, against. P. L. Jordan, W. A. Lay and others, Defendants-COMPLAINT FOR RKMKF. PURSUANT to an Order ol Bald Court lo mo dirooted, I will sell, lo Ibo highest bidder, on sales-day ia MAY NEXT, at Walhalla Court House, thc promises desoribed iu said Ordor, made in tho caso abovo slated, as follows, viz That Lot of Land in tho Town of Walhalla, containing ono aero, composed of half aero lot No. 04, and tho WcBlern half of aoro lot No. 21, fronting North on Main ntrect ono hundred and live feet, bounded on Bast by lois of S. 1!. Hyatt's estate, South by Broad street and West by -i-street. TERMS-One half cash, and the remainder in twelvo months without interest, secured by noto and mortgage. , Witness my hand and official soal a? Walhalla, S. C., thU 8th of April, 1878. .- .? [OFFICIAI, SEAL ] J. W. STRIPLING, Clork Common Pleas. April ll, 1878 21-St Thc Slate ol' SoBitSi Caroliun. COONEE COUNTY. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. D. Bicmann, Plaintiff, against P. L. Gallman, Defendant-COMPLAINT TO FoilECLOSU MonT OAOK. PURSUANT lo an Order of Hie said court, to 1 me directed, I will sell, to the highest bidder, on salos-day in MAY NEXT, at Walhalla Court House,, tho promises described ip tho pleadings in tho cuse above slated, ns follows, viz: All that Parcel or Lot of Land, shunto and being in tho County and Stale aforesaid, on thc North side of Main si root, adjoining lois of Mrs.' C. J. Trappier and C. P. Seeba, being known and described in tho original plan of tho Towaof Walhalla.as. the'.half'aero lot No. 3?, and containing, ocoM'diiig lo tho said plan, ono half of ono wrd, more or less. TERMS-One-half cash, tho remainder on n oredlt of twelvo months, willi interest from date, tho orodit portion to bo secured by a noto with good security and a morlgago of thc.premises. Given under my hand and official seal, this 8lh of April, 1878, at Walhalla Court House. [OFFICIAL SEAL.] J. W, STRIBL1NG, Clerk Common Pleas, April ll, 1878 21-3t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooonee County, IN THE COMMON PLEAS. . i ii < -, L. B. Johnson, Assignee, Plaintiff, ngnlnst S. R. McDadc, Defendant-COMPLAINT ron FORE 0I.08UKK or Mourn AU K. .... V PURSUANT lo an Ordor of .said Court lo mo directed, I will soil, to tho highest bidder, on sales-day in.MAYv NEXT, ot Walhalla Court House, tho premises' described in said Order, mado in tho case abovo staled, as follows, viz ?.All that TraC.t of Land situate and being in tho County ami Stato aforesaid, on Changa Creel', waterS of Tugaloo River, adjoining Jandif of Mrs. Mary E. Johnson and others, containing five and a half acres, moro or less." . . i ? There is situate on snid land, in running order, ono doublo cylinder wool cord, fivo workers, fivo strippers, two liokors, two doffers, two fancies, ono burrer and ono pioker; .all run by an overshot wheel. Also, ono corn mill, run by a tub and spur wheel, THUMS-Catii. Witness my hand and official seal,, (his, 8th of April, 1878, at Walhalla Court llonso. [OFFICIAL SEAL.] J. W. STRIBLING, Clerk Common Pleas. April ll, 1878 2l-8t Removal ! -o:o REMOVAL! -o:o I HAVE JUST REMOVED MY ENTIRE stock of from tho Store in tho Hotel Building into tho Storo formerly occupied by WALLER, WATSON & CO., Main Street, where I will bo glad to soo all my friends and customers. Goods down at thc lo wwi prices for cash, A'largo am! beautiful stock of seasonable SPRING (JOODS to arrlvo in a fow days. Koop everything" in| store that you n*?ud. If you don't seo what you want, ask for it. Remember I am going to cell doods ins accordance with tho limes! Look out for my 'Spring announcement, ' which will appyar.sbortly. " , Como and seo mo and remember roy"now place of business. Yours respectfully, . H. A>. Ai .BIEIWANN. . M?vtjh 2S;.1878 li) ly WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUN? CINQ TO OUR PATRONS AND THE PUHL?O GENERALLY THAT OUR WELL SELECTED STOCK Og , W11 ? o 11 bavo been bought exclusively in North ern tnnrketd nro arriving daily and will soon Bu eomploto iii nil departments. Our stock of DRY GOODS, (ono of our Hpeoiultic.?,) both Foreign and Domestic, can not bc excelled in tho up country? To our Friends, the Ladies Wo would ppcoially call your attention to a few new aud beautiful ar tielos in Dry Hoods, Notion? and Fanoy Gooda, such aa Dross Linens, Elegant Patterns of Prints, Swiss, Striped and Jaconet Muslins, Cambric, Do mestic and India Long Cloths, Ruohings, R?tilos, Linon Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, Hosiery (nil Hinds), Jaconet, Piquo ana Luco Edgings and Insortings. We have a most beautiful assortment of Ladies' trimmed and untrimmed lints dod Hat Trimming*. .Ourtttookof GENTS* FURNISHING GOGH'S is also complete, consisting in part of Clothing. Cuflsiinoros and Co.ttonndes, Hats, Collars and Curt's, Cravats, and Silk Tics, Suspenders, Half lioso, &o. '. Wo.Jiavc a beautiful aseortmont of Ibo woll known Winchester Ladies' and Children's Shoos and Gaitors. Also, a complete stock of other brands both oheap rind good. Other depart mon in besides the abovo named aro,.and will bo kept full. . To make room for our Spring Stock, we will sell Blankets, Shawls and Gouts' Winter Clothing Af COST. FOR CASH. With tho full assurance that wo can piense all who may examino our goods, wo remain, Respectfully, C. L REID & GO. /April ll, 18"8 21 S ll 12 RIFF'S SAffiBCS. HY virtue of sundry executions te .mo diroolod 1 ) I will soil, before tho Court -House door on MONDAY, tho Otb day., of May. betweon tho legal hours of salo, tho following desoribed property, to wit: ? , Ono Tract of Land on Little River, containing 200 ?ores, mofo Or less, adjoining Innds of .lames MoCa'rey nod others. Levied on ne thc properly of Win. J. Ilunuioutt at tho suit of Wo?ley Titoliford. , , ALSO, Ono Trnotof Land in Oconeo County, on Big Roaverdam Greek, waters'of Seneca Uiver, con taining 270 aoros. moro or less, adjoining lnnds of Osborne.Cleveland, J..R. bilton and others. Levied on ns tho property of Cnrvor-Randall at tho suit of G. W. Williams & Co. and others. ALCO, Ono Tract of Land eitunto in tho Towrt of Walhalla, containing 22 norcs, more or less, known as part of Tract No. 3, adjoining Innds of M. IL bryce and othors. Levied on as tho property of Alex, Rryce, Jr., at tho suit of thc Walhalla Rank and others. TERMS OF SALE-Cnsh. J AM KS TL RORINS, Hhcriit' Ooonco Couhty. April ll, 1878 21 -4t LOXLEY STAU?17 DURING TUG SPRING SEASON my fino LOXLEY STALLION, known as the will stand at tho following places on the days named: At F. L- Maxwell's on Mondays. At Westminster on Tuesdays. At Seneca City on Wednesdays. At High Falls on Thursdays. At Oconeo Tannery on Fi blays. At Walhalla on Saturdays. . A fino opportunity, on reasonable terms, le now offered to all persons to seouro good colts and improve their stock. The horse is a deep bay, six years old and beautifully formed. W.hon not elsewhere he can be seen at all times ' at Riemann's Stables, Walhalls, S. C. TERMS FOR THE SEASON-Fivo Dollars, insured, April 4, 1878 20-lmo LAND FOR KALE. ?STATE SOUTH CAROLINA, eoirivTY OF o co rv KK. Is TUE COURT OF PKOOATE. Robert F. Morgan, as Administrator, FlaintiiT, -, . versus Lucinda Morgan and others, Defond , orpts-COMPLAINT TO SELL REAL ESTATE ron PAYMENT or DKIITS. DY virtue of a decretal ordor in tho Frobato \) Court in (ho abovo stated action, I will sell, 'to tho highest bidder, beforo tho Court House 'door*, tn Walhalla, bet ween the legal hours of ?ale,-on MONDAY, tho Oth day of May next, - the .following described property, lo wit: All. that Fieco, Parcel or Traot of Land, situate, lying and being in tho County and Stato aforesaid, containing Ono''Hundred Acres, More or Less, adjoining lands of Lovi N. Robins; Col, J. J. Norton and othors, being (ho Traot whereon Muhlon Morgan, now deocascd, formerly lived. Tci'Mis pi' Kale a? Follows: Ono half-cash; balance on a credit of twelve months, with .interest from day of salo, thc pur chase money to bo secured by a bond and mortgago of tho promises; Purchaser tb pay for papers. RICHARD L?Wl?, Judgo of Probato Ocenoe'County. April ll, 1878 .21-4t Ii AND FOU SALE, THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA; COUNTY OF OCONEE. . IN TUM POBATE COUPvT. Mary C. Phillips, Plaintiff, versus Sarilda Ann Rradlcy and others, Defendants-PETITION AND COMPLAINT ron PARTITION or RBAL ESTATE. BY virtue of a deorota? order In Ibo Probato Court, in tho abovo stated action, I will sell, lo (ho highest, biddor, beforo tho Court House door in Walhalla, between tho legal hours of salo, on MONDAY, tho Oth day of May next, tho following desoribed property, to wit: All that Picco, Parcel or Tract of Land, situate, lying and hoing tn (ho County and State aforesaid, on waiora'pf Chatuga Rivor, ndjoin* ing lands of tho Wagoner estate and others, and containing 140 Acrev, More or Less. > ..TERMS OF SALE AS FOLLOWS-Ouohalf cash, with privilege of anticipating' payment, and the balance payablo on tho first diy of January, 187ft, with Interest from dato of sale, to be seourcd by bond and mortgage of tho promises. Tho purchaser to pay extra for papers. RICHARD LEW18, Judgo of rrobqle Oconoe </o?niy. April U, 1878 i ai-it INTENDING to ?hongo hueinbs?, wo are determined to sell the stock bf gooda'now on hand io tho ehortost time possible. To do this we are daily offering our full and season able . ; ? i STOCK OF GOODS At prices that.dofy competition. Givo us a call, examino our goods and prices and you will purchase Wo have just received a oaso of SPRING CALICOES, Best qualities, and neat patterns at 0 cents a yard. Hamburg Edging?, Ribbons, Laces and Fancy Goods geuorally I1KLOW ?JOST, Hamburg Edgings from 5 coots up. Canton Flannel, 10 cents. Woolton Flannels, 15 conto up. Pants Goods of all kinds at an immonso saori?co. Bost Green Toas, 70 oonte. FLORIDA-TROUT In ono half barrels, ohoapor and bettor than bacon. J. H. SLIGHT SOJ\ Mar. 28, 1878 10 THE PLACE TO BUY JD Sr\ Tri CHEAP, kt J. E. HENDRIX Ss SON. April 4, 1878 20 f Administratrix's Sale. BY ?virtud of ; arr order of tho Probate Court I will sell, to tho highpst bidder, on SATURDAY, tho 4th doy of May noxt, before tho Court House door, at Walhalla, S. 0*?, the following personal property belonging to thc estate of Jamos M. Sloan, deceased:' Two Galvanic Batteries. 1 Set Tooth Drawers. .< 1 Surgical Operating Case. 1 Pucket and Surgical Case, Sargioal Instruments and Appliances. 1 Cot of Medical books and other articles. Terms of salo-Cash. SALLIE J. SLOAN, Administratrix. April 18, 1878 22-3 FREE SCHOOLS, IPOU Seneca Township, (School District No. 2,) ' will olose April 19th; 1878. " Rop?rts em braoing any part of tho month after that date will not be put on rocord. ..j ?V?*' M. B. DENDY,. School Commissioner Ooonco county. April 18, 1878 22-8t sr ?I Sm ii ?i 5wt A Chance lor all! t tafao pleasuwi ib stnUng?to my Monda and tho public that ? am Agont for tho enle of tho . following brands of standard fertilizers, viz; AND PALMETTO ACID. 1 will nay to tho farmer producios tflo greatest yield of cotfdh froid'ono Hero of land, By tho uso of the EUREKA, $5. By tho uso of tho OAUOLINA, *5. . > ' By the uso of tho ACID, $5, purchased \ from mo. * And to tho farmer producing tho greatest yield of cotton by tho use of one Ton of any of the abovo named Fertilizers, I will pay $10; rod to the farmer producing tho FIRST BALE OF NEWCOTTON for 1878, I will pay a premium of making in all Fifty Dollars in Cash Premiums,' which I will yay to tho successful competitors; I will state that I am still paying tho highest CASH PRICES FOR COTTON,* and aro, pleased to say that I will open tho coming season with renowed onergy and rn? creased , facilities for handling Cotton nod Fertilizers, to the greatest advantage to tho > planter. W Ith the request that you consult me beforo.purchasing Fertilizers, I nm re spectfully/ j; JOHJV C. CJIR T., Soneoa City. S. 0. Fob. 21,1878_14^2nv WHOLESALE " PRICE CIRRENT ?rt OE t . TO-DAY. , * ,? -o:o .40,000 POUNDS BACON, at 6 cents. 2,000 pounds oholoe Leaf Lard, nt lOjo. 1,000 pounds ohoioo Sugar Cured Hams, . at 11 i cents. ! 20 bar?ol> Sugar,, ol 9,01010, , fj 10 barr?is choice fioW Orleans byrnp, at 65 cents per grdlon. , * 20 barrels Eastern Early Rose, Pink Eye Peerless Potatoes, at $1*50 f per bushel. r 10 sacks Co nco, nt 10J @22 jo, rtf lb* ALSO, A full lino of everything that a Farmer may neod, at prices which defy competition. We have just received . . . 100 BARRELS FLOUR, whiolfwo will sell at ' $0.(5?, $7.?u and $7.SO \ PER BARREL. Save money by giving us a call. . ML. IV. COEiEiflAN &tO., , Seneca City, S. C. , Feb 21, 1878 _ 14-8m Notice to Creditors*. .Lewis Jayn^aff/A'drjaiuljltralor of ?. n. Spears, deceased, Plaintiff, against Joseph C. Spears k and others, Defendants-COMPLAINT ron P.K PURSUANT to tho judgment rendered in the above stated action in the Probate Court, on the 8lh of February, 1878, notice is hereby .given to the creditors of the said C. II. Spoftrs to come in and provetheir demands on or ho nore tho.first day,of June next, orelee they-will , ho haired,. of all benefits under tho aforec$ld judgment. ' ' I Given undtfr my hand and offiolal seal at Wal ? halla,-H. O, orv tho 3d day of April, 1878. , -{L>s;[. . RICKARD LEWIS,, , , (. ?-*~ J Judge of Probate Oconee County. April, 4, 1878 ?O-'Ct % E. NORMAN & BRO., HAVE JOSI' OPENED A BEAUTIFUL* assortment of Lamps and Lamp Goods; .consisting of Qlass and Brass Lamps, Porce lain, ana Paper Shades, Burners, Wieks, Chimneys, fcc.. ' j,, . Always keep on hand tlie finest IUOFFEKS."- t* SUGARS, i? ' ' * , , TEASmnd ?. iv. FA-MI LY GROCERIES For the lowest cash pripoa. CIGARS, CHEROOTS, t u J CIGARETTES, SNUFF and!, SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO OF TLtE FINEST BRANDS. I FRESH CANDIES, . * NUTS. R ATKINS". " * ' V FRUITS,CRACKERS, AO. ALWAYS IN STOCK; Alargo and*\vcll selcoW stock of DRUGS; MEDICINES, 1 CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY ' y * - and FANCY GOODS. O^Af?S AND GA?BEN SEEDS? GRABS EYE POWDER, FOR THE COM* . . PLEXION, Family Modioinos and Physicians' Pro seri ptions ncdumtoly compounded at all hours. (jQodn ,flol,cot,cd with caro and warranted as represented. Apr? ll, ?8?8. 21 "ME SCHOOLST 'ju:ACIIKRH of Free Schools are requested to 1 make out and forward to this offloo their monthly reports promptly at tho end of caeh month. If in this you fail and suffer loss, do not blame mo for that whloh is tho remit of you** ?Wn nogleot. M. B. DENDY. School COmmis'loner.'' -Ipril 18, 1878