Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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".-ll_J .!**??*g*mmmmi0m^^ lfm-- jTOY/i?m sT?? 7 14 21 28 1 8 16 22 29 2 9 16 28 80 WTT 8 10 17 24 81 4 ll 18 26 F 6 12 19 20 S 6 18 20 27 Hiooeuls. J?@r* Our pri?e for announcing a candidate in Jive dollars, cash in advance. Positively no an nouncement will be inserted without the cash ac companies the same. Candidates and (heir friends wilt tah? due notice and govtrn tkctnsclvcs accord ingly Mako your tax returns by Saturday, ns Hint ?!is the last day. Our town is boing fdlcd up with summer visitors. The County Commissioners hold their monthly mooting on Snturdny. Hov. J.J. Neville, pastor, will preach ut 'Seneca Oily ou Saturday oud Sunday next. , Soro eyes aro becoming quito prevalent in Walhalla. ( Read tho advertisement of Robert II. Dallon, ^offering for sale a valunblo tract of laud near . Soncoa City and tho Air Uno Railroad. * ?? t W. J. Duffie, Esq., and wifo, of Columbia, aro at tho residenco of Gen. W. F. Ervin for the summer. . Mr.'J. M.. Cannon, of High Palls, has laid . upon our table a t?malo Weighing tweivo buncos. Who can beat RT , QUERY: "Why will men smoko common .tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Brothers Seal of North Carolina,' at tho santo price?" All lands for rei ted to the Stato can bo rc doomod by simply pnyiug (ho taxes for 18?G and 1877, if it is done before thc end of thisyoar. Cannot something bo done to clean our side walks and streets? They aro a disgrace to any "?community. Lot us hovo a stock law for tho ^town, If nothing moro. Tho wifo of Oeorgo Singleton, colored, died 'on Monday at her home nt Oconcc Station, nnd Was buried at Flat Rock Church burying grouud on Tuesday. Win. Sprlng?, an cx-rcvenuo official was sen tenced by Judge Kershaw nt O romvillc to three years in tho Penitentiary for grand larceny, in dteallng a watch. * Wo understand thdt School Commissioner Dendy is now paying schoolteachers* claims for the present year. He is also preparing to pay bliiinls foV InH year. Wo ?hr?hicle with regret tho death of Mr. John Ross, ?n'tj of (ho esteemed citizens of our County, which occurred on the 12th instant, at Ids home, near Salem Church. Tho immediate <onii80 of hin death was Cancer in tho face. Mr. Ross bas for thirty three yitihrs been a resident i ? of Oconec nnd was over eighty years old at tho lime of his death. On tho 29th of this month will occur the most inti vesting nnd importnut astro no in leal event sinoe thc transit of Mercury. It will be n total eclipse of tho 6(iH; visible over thc whole of tho United States, beginning in tho Eastern States about a quarter to f> o'clock in tho afternoon aud ending about half-past G. Mrs. Harriett N Powell has presented us with a nice cabbage head nnd a variety of very fine onions. 'Squire Powell and his "better half" e have boen raising very fino vegetables, nud pto* pose to furnish seed to any who may bc in want of them. 'Squire PowcU nUi.dea near Mountain t^?ff.'ln *tliis county.' Prof. Evans has closed his lessons in vocal music in our town nnd leaves on this (Thursday) morning for Willinuiston, to attend the meeting of thu Sunday School Institute, which convenes on Thursday and continues through lo Sunday, nud requests nil persons who ure indebted to him for tuition to make payment to Maj S. P. JJendy in his absence At a meeting held nt Bird Abbott's, on tho 10th instant, tho Seneca Rivor Democratic (Club ivihs re organized by tho election of (ho old officer* Messrs. T. G. Clemson, M. II. ?lonnicuU and \Vf. G. Humphreys wore elected do'egafes to tho County Convention. Interesting religious services' will begin in the Presbyterian Church on Friday night, to con tinuo on Saturday mid Sunday, al which ti mo the celebration of the Lord's Supper will take placo. Hov. Jehu G. Law is expected to be present and assist Pastor Morris in currying on tho exercises of tho meeting. Wo learn that W. A. Addington has sold his residence to Mrs. Dr. J. M. Sloan and his in terest in the livery stable business to A. J. Pondley. If these sales mean Mr. Addingtou's , romOYul from our (own, wc regret i( exceedingly, for Mr. A. lino been ono of our most energetic A bird industrious oitizens, besides being over 1) ready with his means to promote any goodenuso fl iii our town. Wo cannot atTord to let him go away. Wo hnvo received tho catalogue of tho {Williamston Female Collego, located at Wiln Mnmslon, S. C., for tho year ending Juno 20th, 8. About 120 students were in attend* o during tho session just closed. Fivo .young Indios woro graduated during tho summer commencement-Dickens County furnishing two, Anderson two, and Spartnn burg ono. This oollogo has an able faculty ?md tho ourrioulum as high as any female institution in tho South. . w"e regret to announce tiic death of Dr. T. S. Miller, which occurred at Iiis residenco noar Bachelor's Retreat, on last Saturday ovoning ?'fter a short illness. Dr. Miller was perhaps t'ho oldest practicing physician in tho county, nnd had enjoyed an extensivo and lucrativo practico for thirty years. He was ono of our ' best eiti/ons and enjoyed' tho* conhdonoo and osloep of all who know him. His loss as a pliysfclan will bo greatly felt in his noighbor * h*^f?d as a puro and upright ciiiion by tho peopiP **f 'ho County and Htnfo. Holoavos a vri(l0?nd sovoral children who have our Sym pal li Ap l'loil' Blul bereavement. I TiWBenooa Male and Fornido High School t wiilffP0*1 011 th? 20151 hiBtant nedor charge of Piojessor J. IL Carlisle All tho English , branches, Latin and Grook and tho higher ) m^tliomatlos, aro taught in this sohool, nnu* les sons In muslo on tho plano aro givon to thos'o i desiring thepi by a competent Instriiolress'. ! ProfessorJff?rljsle is a thorough soholar, nnd ? lias thtt^.xperlonoo of many years In tcaohlng. Ills aalltif and exporlouoo ns a tcaohor deserve - a larglshare of public patronage. Tuition and board Ao'd?ralcV' Seo advertisement-. rV. ? Dopuly Grand Dictator, Dr. L. B. Johnson, on Friday night last, installed tho following officers of Walhalla Lodgo Knights of Honor to servo for th? ensuing form of six monthes PaBt Dictator- 1). A. Smith. Dictator-J. D. Vernor. Vloe Dictator-0. B. Watson. Assistant Dictator-A. Dronneoko. Guide-P. V. Waller. Roporter-H. F. Alexander. Finanoial Koporter-J. II. Sllgh. Troasuror-W. C. ErvIn. Chaplain-J. W. Strlblingt Guardian-J. E. Hondrix. Sontinol-C. h. Reid. Our oflioo had tito honor of a visit last week from Miss Annie Marla Dames, editress and proprietress of The Acanthus, a monthly literary journal, published ia Atlanta, Georgia, in tho interest of which sho lina boon canvassing our Stato. Wo took pleasure in introducing Miss B. lo our pcoplo, on whom sho made a favorable impression, securing a uumbcrof subscribers to her valuable journal. Miss Harnes is a native of this Stale and is quite n star ia thc literary world, having been engaged in writing for tlie press since she was twelve yenrs old. Her love and regard for lier nativo S'ale hnvo not boen diminished by absence, and sho expects in thc fall to rovisit our delightful town, when wo hope sko will bo able to largely increase her list of subscribers. Tho Juno number of The Acanthus is boforc us and displays much taste and ability, both in its selections nnd original ma t( er, an attractive foal uro of tho present number being an original story by Miss B., entitled -'Litt lo Heroes." Miss 1). hos boto successful in enlarging tho circulation of lier Journal in every portion of our Stoto sho visited, and sho informs us that her subscriplion list uow numbers nearly three thousand. Tho sub scriplion prico is seventy-five cents per year. Wo wish her journal that success which her energy and laicht Justly tiitrit. Professor \V. II. Evans closed the excr oiscs of hissohoul Tuesday night by giving a concert of vocal music iu thc liiptist Church. The music wus sweet and elegant, showing that his pupils had been well and properly instructed in the art of singing. Mr. Evans has dono much in thu two ses sions ho- hus tuught hero to improvo our church musio and elevating its staudard. Wc trust our young people will continue to practice and not let what they have nlready lcarucd bo forgotten. Mr. Evans is a fino teacher of vocal music aud wo heartily recommend him to those who desire to leam to sing. A grand double excursion on tho Air Linc Hoad betweon Allnnln, Georgia, and Charlotte, North Carolina, has been appointed between tho 23d and 27th of July. Tho train from Al lanta to Charlotte will lenvo Atlanta al 7 A. M. on tho 23d, stopping niall stations on tho road lo tako on excursionists. Thc faro for round trip to Charlotte on this train from Mount Airy and Harbin's and nil points between, $2.50; from Westminster and Central and nil points between, $2.00; from Liberty and Greenville and all points between, $1.60. Thc train returning to Atlanta will lunvo Charlotte on thc 25th in stant at 6 P. M., slopping at all station." to take on excursionists to Atlanta. Tho faro for round trip to Atlanta from Grccuvillo and Liberty tina nil points between, $2.50; from Ccnlrnl and Westminster and all points between, $2.00; from Harbin's and Mount Airy and all points between, $1.50. Returning from Atlanta tho train will leave on tho 27th instant nt 7 A. M. or 2.40 P. M., according to tho number of excursionists, thc hour of leaving lo bc nnuounccd before arrival nt Atlanta. Excursionists will bo per muted to. stojt>e;;cr..'?n5 day at Tocooiv City and have thc opportunity of visiting Tocooa and' Tallulah Falls and resume their journey tho next day. Tho citizens of this County will bo enabled al lhere rales to visit Charlot lo or Atlanta and return for two dollars, or both cities for four dollars. This is announced to bo thc last ex cursion at reduced rates this season. ? We had the pleasuro of attending Ibo "Hot Supper" in Pendleton last Friday night. ,It was given by thc members and friends of Ibo Episco pal Church, for tho purpose of completing llicir parsonage. Tho supper w"ns weil attended and quito a success. Thc proceeds amounted to fifty-five dollars, much'above tho expectation of tho people. Pcndletou is noted for ber festivals and pretty ladies* Tho crops aro looking woll on thc road to Pendleton, though tho thrco weeks drought hnvo injured thom considerably. Corn on Seneca Uiver and other streams looks finely. . While in Pendleton wo lind tho pleasuro of | attending a match game of "baso ball," played by tho Central and Pendleton Clubs. Tho re sult of thc gamo was as follows: Pendleton, 35 tolleys; Central, 17 tallcys. Tho boys in "red" were badly beaton. ?J. L. N. ONKALS MILLS, GA., April 20, 1878. DB. T. S. BUAOVIKLI)-Sir: My wife was suf fering severely from a rising breast. Tho Balm I got from you did all thal medicino could do in giving relief. She was entirely out ed in Hirco days, besides being relieved from pain in a few hours aftor tho first application. Respectfully, J. Y. RAKBSTBAW. Prepared by T. S. Bradfield, LnGrango, Qa. For sale by lt. E. Norman & Bro., and all Drug gists. >YASIIINOTON, July 12. -Mr, Hayes yostor* tiny tendered to Col. Mosby nn important Federal oiBoo, butitwasdcolinod. _ A brother of Col. Mosby was nppointod special agent of | tho Post Oflico Department on tho 1st of July, but ho also declined to accept tho plaoo. Mothers must not forget, Dr. Moffat l's Tce thina (Toolhing Powders) regulates tho bowels and makes teething onsy. Tcothinn cures cholera infantum and tho summer complaints of j children, heals erupt ions and sores, remove? and proven?s Ibo formation of worms. No mother should bo without it. R. E. Norman and Bro. and all druggists keep it. On Sunday last, Charleston was visited by a first olass cyclone, thunder storm and hail etorm combined. Mauy houses wero unroofed and several Struck by lightning, chimneys and trees blown down, window glassos brokon, and other damage dono. ATIIKNS, GA., October 22, 1877. DM A a Sin: Lost night I called at tho Drug blore, Dr. King's old Bland, and bought a bottle of "Worm Oil," and gavo It to my little boy as directed. This morning ho passed 81 worms. I had previously trfod other worm modioincs. . .. j . W,. A. BAIN. For salo by R. E. Norman ? Biro. ATLANTA', Joly 12.-Tho roport ?t.Jho Au ditor shows tho dofioit of tho lalo Troasuroij, John Jones, to bo $200,000. Suit against bia ?urdios will bo beard fm Ootober. . \ The Best Family The "NEW AMERICAN" is easily lear more work with lest labor than any other application. AGENTS ;. ?S WOY EY Manager, CINCINNATI, July 16,-Tho Commercial pub lishes orop reports from many places in Ohio, lathami lind Kentucky, showing there is not only n grenier average of wheat than in any former year, but tho nvorngo product per nore is larger than ever before. WlIKNRVKU AND WttERKVBR diseases of a choleraic type prevail, or lhere is cause to ap prehend a visit from them, the system should bc toned, regulated and reinforced by n course of Hosteller's Stomach Hitters Perfect digestion and a regular Imbil of body arc Ibo best safe guards against such maladies, nnd both aro secured by this inestimable tonic and alterative. Tho Hitters rtro also extremely serviceable in remedying auch disorders! If j'romptly taken in bilious colic, diarrhoea nnd cholera tnorbus, Ibo disease 5s usually frustrated. In diarrhoea cases, it is only necessary to restore tho tono of tho relaxed bowels, mid thin is ono of thc specific otVccts of this medicino. Wind on thc stomach, heartburn, biliousness, nausea, headache and other symptoms of disturbance in the gastric and hopalio regions arc also speedily relieved by this excellent remedy. As a family medicine it is invaluable, since it promptly and completely remedies thoso ailments which arc of most fre quent occurrence New YORK, July 15,-A Norfolk dispatch snys thc tim white man whipped under tho new law, which hasiust taken ctfeet in Vir* ginin, occurred nt Hampton Saturday. The sentence was executed by'a negro cmstnblc. Tho party whipped was a sailor from Balli' more, who was convicted of stealing an an chor. Tlie Oigan Wai-_A 100 Lb. Solid ?liol. If any man insults your common sense hy ottering a first-class 0 Slop Organ for $110, ?.Shoot him on Mic spot." All necessity for buying such inferior Organs is forever done away with. $100 casi), or $110 on easy terms, now buys n magnificent iVIasoii & Hamlin I'arlor or di oi ve Ii Organ with FOUR SF.TS Rusos and TUN STOPS, in Ele gant Now Style Case with IU.CMINATKD PANKI.S. Handsomest Stylo of Case ever produced. Spe cial Offer to introduce this new Style. Sent on trial. Guaranteed for a life time, ltontcp until paid tor. Other now styles just ont. Illustrated catalogues finn. Address IJUR? D1?N ?V RATHS, Savannah, Qa., Manu facturor's Wholesale Agents fori he South. 82*41 ^-.-??*-? - - AN INVOLUNTARY RESIGNATION.-Tho Just issuo of tho Pickcns JSontfncl contains a oara'AvM&Kirk Mnuldio, in which he states '.hat ho loft ibo revenue force in disgust, having been forced io, this courso by the lawless conduct of the revenue oQiecr.i gene rally. United States Marshal Wallaoo on Suturday showed a report r of ibo j\'tws and Courier the copy of a lotter daicJ April 15th, discharging Muuldin from the ?rovoo?e force for drunkenness. -- ? . ?. . - LIVCR is KINO.-The livci is thc implriue organ ot tho whole human cy-tem, us it con trols tho life, health and happiness ol' man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, nil kinds of ailments are tho natural result. Tho digestion of food, tho movements of tho hoart and blood, tho action of the brain and nervous system, ure all immediately connected with tho workings of tho liver. It has boon successfully proved that Green's August Flower in unequaled in curing all persons affected with dyspepsia or liver complaint, and all thc numerous symptoms that result from an unhealthy condition of tho liver and stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on tho Western Continent. Three doses will prove that it is just what you want. HYDROPHOBIA IN OiiANaEBuRo.-Mr. D. L. Conner, of Gow Oastlo Township, informs us that there is considcrablo ex citement just below him, caused from hy drophobia in dogs, cows and hogs. Mr. J. S. Harley, on Sunday beforo lust, killed two cows and another ono since. Mr. J. W. Wctscl killed ono of his cows on last Tues day. Mr. Huff had a hog bitten which died; also Mr. L. ll. Howell had two hogs and some dogs bilton rcocutly, but bad not roportod tho final results. [ Ora ngcb ti rg Times. BATHS, BATHS! r|MIE undersigned has filled up an elegant; 1 HATla-HOl/SI?, near tho Brewery. Fiftcon cents por balli. Towels, Soap, kc, furnished. Roapoolfully, JOHN KAUFMANN. July 4, 1878 88-3mo uTs. INTERNAL REVENUE, COI J JOCTOR'3 0 PFIOJB, DISTRICT OF SOUTH C AROLINA, Ooi/?MniA, S. C., July 6^ 1878. 'PUE following described property, having J. boon soized for violation of tho Internal Revenue Laws and forfeit cd'to tho Uultpd Slatos, will bo sold at public auction In front of Blc mann's Hotel, at Walhalla', on SATURDAY, July 20th, al ll A. M., to wit:' Two Oxen, One two-ox Wagon, 8 bags of Asbestos, 18 bushels of Corn.. Soized from A. J. M. Billingsroy by . , E. M. .-BRAYTON, , Gollcotor Darlot of.Sou^h Carolina. H. H. .Jir,i.soH,'Ooputy'CoUcolor." July 11,?878 3-1-21 Buy only th? a- NEW 'mt AMERICAN f?lfey. ??\\f Sowing Machino > -?; I*tas Self Sotting Noodle 'MMh i Never Bre?is the Thread. ^^|| Never Skips Stltche?. || |flp?^ Ia tao Lightest Running. . TAe Simplest, the Most Dur? able, and in Every Respect Sewing Machine! ned does not get out of order, and will dd machine. Illustrated Circular furnished on WANTED. Ol N, Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. COKRF.CTED WKEKLiV Ai'H.Bs-Dried, por pound 2@3 UtlTTRK->'Per pound 8@12* BEESWAX-Por pound 20 BEEF-Per pound 2@5 BACON-Dry snit shoulders " " " C. It. Sides ?<$8 S C. hams, o?nvassou 11 -?-12 CALICO-Per yard 5@6i COFFEE-Rio per pound 1G||(?)20 " -Laguyra, pur pound 3(a)35 " -Juvn, per pound 1 30 CANDLES-Adamantine, por sot 10;} " -Sporm,.por pound 30 CHICKENS AND Fowr.s, per licad 10(^18 COTTON--Por pound 8^10 " -Yarn, per bunch 82J@100 (yori'BnAS-Per pound . 8 DUCKS-Per head 20 Koos, per dozen 7A8 FLOUR, por sack, (98 pounds.) 3.00@3.75 FEATHERS-flcoso, per pound 40 " -Mixed per pouud 30 GRAIN-Corn, per bushel, 40(m50 -Rye. per busbol 00(^75 -Oats, red, per bushel 33 GF.KSE- l>or head 30(?)3j IIUNEV, por pound 8(?r)10 HIDES-Dry, per pound 10 " -Oreen, pGr pound 4(^5 INOHIO-Spanish Float, per pound 1.50 " ?-Carolina, per pound 1.25 IRON- English roilnod, por pound 3.}@3j " -Sweod, per pound . 7(S)K " -Bund, per pound 5((u7 " - -Hoop, per pound 12(W)U Potwaro, per pound C@10 LARD, per pound ?0(aH 1 l.tM?, per barrel 2.25 LUMBER, per thousrrnd (ell 10.00 r.CAD, per pound 10 MOLASSES, per galhm 33(3)75 MADDER, per poond 30(<i)40 NAILS, per keg 3.50 ONIONS, per busher OIL, kerosene per gallon 30@35 POTATOES-Irish, per bushel BICE, per pound 0(7^10 SALT-Liverpool, per pack 1.25 i SiiiRTiNo, wholesale 6| I " retail, 0} i " wholes.Uo 5 i u retail / 0 4 IStiEKTiNo, wholosalo 69 " ? M rotnil 10 (Srn)T, per pound 10 HSVIBITS TUKI'ENT:NE, per gallon 80(u)l.00 SOAP, por poui.u 8fW}IO iSuo.vHs-Crushed, per pound 121 - A NV bi to, por pound 10Jf$ll -Brown, per pound OA 10 -Extra C. per pound' 10 STARCH, white and blue', pV" pound f3^@10 SODA, per pound'. , i?| 8A10 TOBACCO, per pbutid'. 50?1.95 " . per pound, smoking 00@1.52 TALLOW, per pound % 8 TURKEYS,-per hoad 50(3)05 TEAS-Gun Powder, per pound 1.00 Hyson, Oreen, per pound 75@1.00 Young Hyson, il luck, per lb 75 W wi., washed, por pound 25 TH KA?FIM^ LUMBERMAN, ALE, PORTER -AND hJkm& BEBE BESWIE, Walhalla,, S. O. Estimates on Buildings furnished. Ordors solicited. July 4, 1878 3S-3r*o Salo ol Real Estate1. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooonee Oountt.' In tho Court of Commoii Pleas. Jncob Sohrodor, Y Complaint vs. > for W. F. Parker. V Relief. EY virtue of an order in, this notion I will soil, before tho Court HqnW. door, in Wulhalla, during, tlio logul hours ot salo, to tho highost bidder, on Snlcduy in August next, tho folio?l?g Tract or Lot of Lnnd, namely: Situate in tho County of Oconco, on tho public rond lending from Walhalla to Sonooa City, near Walhalla dopot, containing Thirty-Six Acros, Moro or Lees, and adjoining land's of Mrs. Bimrodt, Jncob Sdlirador and othors. TERMS-CASH. .. J W. STRM LI NO, C. C. P. July ll, 1878 34-4 SHERIFF'S' SALUS. . llYvirtuoof sundry exooutions to mo direoted 1) [ will soil, boforo tho Court Houso door on MONDAY, tho 4th day of August, between lim legal hourn of sale, tho following described' property, to wit: Six acres, moro or less, on waiora of Crino' Crook, adjoining lands of Thomas Crenshaw, James Parker and others? also, two one-aero lots between Walhalla and Wost Union, ndjolrtv ing lands pf S. Iv. Dendy, Zack Hall and others'. Iiovied on ns tho proporty of A. Folninger'at tito suit of lt. A. Frasier. , -r AI.80, , - Ono Tract of Land on Lit Ho River, containing 200 ueros, more or less, adjoining lands of James McCarcy and others. Levied on ns fho'pforiurty of Wm. J. 11 nani catt at tho suit of Wesley l'llohford. Sold at tho risk of tho former pur? ohftser. . TERMS OF SALE-OAS FT. . J A ME? .H^'OB?NS, Shor?ff Ooonee u?uftty., 187? . $?~?t Y1* U' WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUN CING TO OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY THAT OUR WELL SELECTED STOCK OF Winch Im ve boen bought exclusively in North ern markets oro arriving daily and will noon bo oomoloto ia all departments. Our stock of I? KV ?OOD8, (ono of our 8p">oinlti<-/i,) "otb Foroigu nod Domestic, can not he excelled in tho up country. To our Friends, the Ladies! Wo would specially call your attention to a low now nnd beautiful articles in Dry Goodsi Not o is and Fancy Goods, pueh us Dress Linen?, El?gant Patterns of Prints, Swiss, Striped and Jaconet Muslins, Cambric, Do moHtio and India Long Cloths, Ruohings, Ruffles, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, Hosiery (all kinds) Jaconet, Pique and Laco Edgings and Insortings. Wobavo a most beautiful assortment of Ladies' trimmed and untrimmed lints and Hut Trimmings. Our sleek of GE HITS' FURNISHING G4)OB>S is also complete, consisting in purt of Clothing. Cassi meres and Cottonndos, lints, Collars ami Colls, Cravats and Silk Ties, Suspenders, Half Hose, &c. Wo have a beautiful assortment of tho woll known Winchester Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Gaitors. Also, a complete stock of other brands both cheap nnd good. 0:hcr dopar.lJttents besides the above named arc a in,! wi.U ho ,|<ep,t full. (.. . To moko room for our Spring Stock, wo will sell Blankets, Shawls and Gents' Winter Clothing AT COST FOlt CASH. With the full assurance that wo can ploaso all Who may examine our goods, we remain, Respectfully, G. L. REID & GO. April ll, 1878 21 j. E. HENDRIX & SON. t H.D.A.B?EMAN? ?RESPECTFULLY INVITES YOU TO !?? CALL AND EXAMINE HIS LARGE ND WELL ?i?'t.ECTED STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY, DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, ; HATS,; CLOTHING, &G. All or which will bc soltl' at bottom prices, to suit the times? A Large Stock of CHOICE GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND, LOW FOR CASH. t&- NO TROUBLE to SHOW O O ODS. GIVE ME A CALL. H. D. A. B?EMANN. Juno 7, 1878 20. FLOUR! FLOUR!! Sittoris Mills ARE now In thorough repair, and wo are pro pared to wait on customers. The Mills aro in ohargo of Gr. 3ST. Ootlirnax, an oxporlonocd and reliable mlllor, who will bo glad to seo any and all of our former oustomors. Tho mlllB make tho very best of FLOUR nnd large turn-out from tho grain. Persons having wheat to grind will do woll to glvo UB a trial, ftatisfaotion gunranteod. Tho reputation of tlicse mills aro well known in thc market. Any one having wheat to grind for tho market will tied sacks for salo at the mills at cost. Tho mills aro about five miles from Seneoa City and about fifteen miles from Walhalla, on Conneross Crook. May 30, 1878 28 MUST te SOL: INTENDING; to chongo businoss, we are det onn i ned to soil tho 8took of goode DOW on h nod ?ti tho shortest timo possible To dp this wo aro daily offering our full and e?MOOi; able STOCK OF GOODS At pri?es that defy Comp?tition? divo tis a call, examino our goods and prices and you will purchase. Wo have just rocoivod a case of SPRING CALICOES, Best qualities, nod neat patterns at 0 cents ? yard. Hamburg Edging*, Ribbons, Lacee) and Fancy Goods generally BELOW COST. Hamburg Edgings from 5 conto up. ^ Ganten Flannel, 10 conts. Woollen Flannels, 15 cents up. Pants Goods of ail kinds at an immoneo sacrifi?e. Bost Green Toas, 70 cents; FLORIDA TR?ff In ono half ban els, cheaper and bettor than bacon, J. H. SLIGHSf SOJ\ Mar. 28, 1878 10 3 ? er CD M "-4 ii "fl ' S m o* TH ? THE PUBLIC SCHOI IN Tugnloo Township, (School Dist riot '. for this scholastic year, nrc clonad frni dato. School fund consumed. Juno 2u} M. B^D?N^ Sohool Commissioner Goonoo cot: July 4, 1878 tu?? tur-?uo Tory ^purpose ot " t?etrjg[~-^)\ lod for temporarily in jails and bouses ol rreotion is not nn uofrcquont occurrence, it probably nobody was ever known to rob tl jn roost for tho mero purpose of gotting ri ablio flogging. Tho physical pain inflicted y the tosh is something of a deterrent from rime, and the disgrace is perhaps even mord >. Many on offender, especially among boya; innot fool the disgraoo of incarceration, in feel very keenly tho disgrace of a publie | hipping. For a good roany years past. it as been the fashion to speak of ttie whip ing post as a relio of barbarism, end mariV poo tbrnst has little Dolcwaro received >r clinging to the relio, and it is likely that 'irginia will not bo spured by the sonti lental humanitarians. Perhaps whipping a relio of barbarism. But if it ifl, 80 W ngiog, and BO is imprisonment, and, what , moro to tho purpose, BO is ci mo.- . hipping ii Certainly a cheaper punish ment than jailing, and if it id moro effica .ous to reolnitn offenders niid detor from .imo, it may bo best td braot?oo it, no mtier whether it. is a relio of barbarism or ot. ,t It will undoubtedly bo assorted in ,me quartoT that Virginia bes SCt tip the" ? Sipping post bcotii1?c Virginians want to \ at the bare back of tho negroonoe more; t it mus* bo remembered that tho law ata blnoks and whites alike in this thing, i if tho negro ooincs to the whipping lt oftener than tho whito enan he Will Ve nobody but himself to blame. [Chicago T?Me?i The best rem ody for rheumatism is to i a bottle one . fotirth f?ll of poke berries; 1 tty .with good whiskey; let it stood ' ?onty- four hours; take ri table-spoonful ree timon a day. This remedy is 're ?mmondod by ? good physician ead to my ?oy'wgp .lina cured oui? ???h? *f Notice to Creditors. SJATE OF SOUTH' CAROLINA, ?OOXNOi 0?lUJ(NlTVfl IN THE COUHT OP PROBATE. Sarah Dodd and Henry Dodd, Administrators, vs. Dennis Dodd and others-Complaint to sell real esl ato to pay debts, &o. J T.TN?ERr deorco of tho Couvt in this caso, Ditji U creditors of James Dodd, deooasod, are rej? quested, .to como in and prove their obdnajS ?gain?t liis'Cstato; on'or bofort- tho first <5nV Sk 'August next , er bo barred i \?3? tUCHAlG? I-EWIS^JR; Judge otd?ft&sjrHHr ly 4, 1878.