Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, October 10, 1878, Image 3
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Xjo?eils;
Cotton Is quoted higher nt Greenville than
either at Walhalla or tjoncoa City.
When your soll yo?r cotton, friends, don't
forgot to pay na for the Knowns CO?RIBR.
Merohants, now ls tho timo to advertise, so
as to oatoh the winter Irado.
Molissa Moss, oxooutrix, ndvortisos poreo
nal proporty for salo this week,
County Troasuror I'orchor informs us thai ho
l?os collected to dato (Otb instant) about twelve
hundred dollars.
QUERY: "Why will men smoke common
tobacco, w hon they ona buy Marburg Brothers
Heal of North Carol ina,' at tho Borne price?"
The rain poured down saleday morning.
Only a few persons woro prosont. Roal Estate
brought bottor prices than usual.
Chiof Justico "Willard passed through
Walhalla last wook from his summer retreat
on his way baok to Columbia.
Messrs. J. E. Lobby, Joseph 1). Watson and
Thos. J. MoElroy havobo'on appoiotcd managers
to conduct tho primary oleotion at Seueoa City.
There is no earthly respect paid to tho gamo
laws in this Stato. Tho laws should bo onforoed
or repealed and a bettor passed.
Notico tho chango of sohodulo on tho Air
Lino Railroad, which went into effect on
'Sunday, Soptomber 29th.
A protraotod mooting will begin in tho
Methodist Church of Walhalla on noxt Sab?
?bath. Rev. Mr. Chroitzburg, of Anderson,
%,nd perhaps others will assist Pastor Novillo
in his labors.
Wo would muk a suggostion to tho Faculty
of Adgor Oollogo, and that is, to havo tho bell
rang each night at 9 or 91 o'clock, ns tho sig
nal for tho studonts to be in thoir "little beds."
Friday was generally- obscrvod ns n fast dny
in Walhalla. Business was partially suspended
and tho colleges gavo holiday, Religious ser
vicos woro oonduotcd ia tho Baptist Church by
Rev. Dr. Smellzor.
Mr. Wm. G. N?ville loaves for tho Thoolo
% gioal Sominary, at Columbia, S. C., on Friday
morning. Ho turnod his school at Westmin
ster ovor to tho hands of his former clnss-ioato
at Adgor Oollogo, Mr. W. J. Board.
Quite a numbor of our whito and colored
citizens availed themselves of tho excursion
rates and wont to Charlo?ton on last Saturday.
Separate coaches were provided by tho man
agers of tho excursion for tho whites.
Tho following gentleman have boon ap
pointed managers of the primary oleotion nt
tho Walhalla box: C. G. Simmons, II. W.
Pieper and Thos. M. Adair.
C. Boohtlor diod in Chnrlotto, N. C., on tho
27th ultimo. Ho will bo recollootod by onto*
war readers, ns tho man who mado ono dollar
gold pieces before tho war.
Tho election in Connecticut, on Monday
last, ns far as tho returns go, look favorable
to tho Radicals. Thc Grconbackors pulled off
the votes from tho Democrats.
A. J. Hinoklo, ono of tho "moonshine
raiders" on tho rovonnc officers in Pickons
County, and who was convicted at tho Inst
torm of tho United States Court at Groonvillo,
diod in jail at that piuco last week.
Mr. S. T. Kelsey, of Highlands, passed
through Walhalla, on Tuesday last, on hie
way to Allanta, Georgia. Mr. Kolsoy called
ot our oifico. Ho always has a kind word
for Highlands and this section of country.
Wo need moro men like Mr. Kolsoy.
Andrew Long lost hit? lifo in this county on
Saturday Inst, in working a sorghum mill.
His bend was caught in tho machinery and
crushed to pieces, lie died instantly.
Mr. Riley O'Neal,on Saturday last, picked
for Mr. L. D. Stribling 2C0 pounds of cotton,
and picked ovor an nore of land lo gathor it.
Wo call this tv first-class day's picking.
It is announced in our exchanges that thc
Blue Ridge Railroad ls to have ti depot nt Senoca
City. Wc do not need it to-day nay moro thnn
WO did four yoars ngo; nevertheless, wo aro
ploflstsd with tho announcement. "Better late
than never."
Mr. Todd will bo in Walhalla court week with
a new siook of the world reuovrncd Singer Sow
ing Machines. Ho and tho machine ho repre
sents ari, too well known in thia county to need
any commendation nt our hands. If you buy a
machino from bim he will do his best to moko it
give you satisfaction.
Tho onndidntcs wcro nt Scneoa City on Satur
day last. So wcro tho "Red Shirlo." Thcro was
a fair turn-out of voters. Tho companies of
Captains Sloan, Walker, S. Y. Stribling and L.
D. Stribling wcro prosent. Effective spoochos
Woro made by Messrs. hoard, Vorncr and Dendy.
Tho Soueca City Missiou was visited by
Bishop Howe on tho 4th instant. Preaching
oontinuod for several Jays, followod by tho con
firmation of several persons. Tho holy com
munion wns administered on the Sabbath. A
number of olorgymcn of tho Episcopal Church
WftS present.
Messrs. C. L. Reid & Co. nro opening Ihoir
fall and winte ?took of goods. It is a troot to
SOS tho fine good:.?, ntw stylos and substantial
! artloles constantly arriving. Mr. Bold mado
tho purchases in person. Ho is ontiroly practi
cal and a man of good tasto. Coll and examino
tho etook of Messrs. Heid & Co. Their adver.
tlsoment is a standing signpost for those in
soaroh ol' bargains.
Tho Air Lino Railroad is offoriug excursion
rateo to all who doairo to attend tho North
Georgia Fair, at Atlanta, whioh oommoncos,
on Monday, Ootobor 21st, and continuos
until Saturday, Ootobor 20th. Tickets will
be sold to Atlanta and return at tho following
/educed ratos, on Monday, Tuosdny, Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, good to return on
or beforo Ootobor 27th: Contral $5.36, Ravc
nell's$6.10, Seneca $4.85, Westminster $4.60,
Harbin's $4.30, Fort Madison $4.10.
The citizens in (honeighborhood of Neville St
Hollemans's mills mot at that plnoo on Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'elook and formed a Domooratio
Club of some fifteen mombors with a prospect of
the same being increased considerably by the
day of elootion, Henry Fricks was elected Pre
sident and Joseph Q, Dickson Was olootod Soo
retary of the Club, and Hoory Fricks, F?tor
Dorsey and W. J. N. Burton managers of tho
primary election. Tho constitution of tho
Walhalla Domooratio Club wns adopted ns tho
constilntlon of this OiUb. Tho Club will bo
known ns tho Slump Kouso Domooratio Club.
Tho Fork Baptist Aslpoiation, which is
composed of a majority (10) of tho Baptist
Ohurchos in Ooonoo County, hold its 27th
annual session with Bothlohom Church last
wbek. It was well ationdod, ovory bbiiroh
being roprcssutod, and w*8 prosidod over by
Eldor A. W. MoOuffin, formor Moderator.
This session was an interesting ono, conside
rable time hoing given to tho discussion of |
associational mission, a subject which has
not boon presented for several yonrs. A plan
was proposod, with somo prospect for success,
by which tho intoreotin tho church may bo
largoly inoronsod. Tho whola proooodings
woro peacoful and tonded to uuito tho ohurch
in tho strong bonds of Christian sympathy.
Tho next mooting will ho hold at Shiloh
Church, four or flvo milos Southeast from
Seneca City. Tho citizens in tho neighbor?
hood deserve tho highest commendation for
their gonuiuo hospitality towards visitors and
momboru.
fiend Mr. Milos N. Chapman's advertisement*
lu another column and como down with your
spondulix.
OAKWAY LOCALS.
OAKWAY, S. C., Octobor 3. 1878.
How tho woathor does favor tho farmers,
Thoy can piok thoir oottou and gather tlioir
corn nnd pons, tito r?ward of thoir labor and
toil in tho winter's cold and summer's heat
which they have passed through, lifting up
thoir hoarts in gratitudo to tho Almighty
Qivor of all good and porfoot gifts.
To-day tho mooting, ns boforo puhlishod,
carno off at Center Church.- Tho candidates,
twonty-?vo in number, woro in nttendanco
and a fow citizens. Taking tho collection
togothor, it was a pleasant and, ogrceable
meeting-all friondlyand social.
Thc Hon. John S. Vernor, Maj. S. P.
I'cndy and Mr. Jool Beard addressed the
people on tho Bubjcot of the politios of tho
day. Tho speeches woro listened to with
mark od attention. Mr. It. S. Porohor, C. T.,
was trying "to kill two birds with ono stone."
Ho is very kind to como around and gather
taxos, saving tho pcoplo tho travol to tho
Court House
Though as tho cotton is ttfrown on tho
market early, but few of tho Center taxpayers
woro ready to rospond to tho oall of tho
County Troasuror. Our neighborhood eau
boast of os few delinquent taxpayers as any
other in tho oounty.
Messrs. Harbin & Stribling have, put up a
gin and pross nt this plnco to gin thc people's
cotton, and woro doing n good business until
thoir press broke and stopped them a few
days, until it could bo ropairod. They uso
an ongino whilo they aro waiting for thoir
pross repairs. T' ?y gin nt hom?, then hero
and there ns tho cotton may bo ready, &c.
Tho County Lodge of Good Templars will
oonveno at Pair Play, S, C., on Wednesday,
tho 30th Octobor instant, at 10 A. M. Kev.
IL N. Hayes and ol hors will address the
public on tho subject of temperance. Tho
subordinate lodgOS will send up their ex-ulfi
ccrs and delogatos punctually. 0. C.
Relief al Inst from cholera infantum and
smnmor complaints. Dr. Moffctt's Teeth Ina
(Teething Powders) regulates tho bowels and
makes teething onsy, heals eruptions and sores,
removes nnd prevents thc formation of worms in
children. No mothor should bo without it. H.
li. Norman & Uro. and all druggists keep it.
No wonder Kansas wants tho oasiest,
chonpest and most certain means of trans
portation to tho BQashoro for bor grain har
vest. This year she produces 30,000,000
bushels of wheat, and 100.000,000 bushels
of corn, nlaoing her second in the rank of I
grain producing States.
LAGRANOK, GA., March 1, 187S.
Du. T. S. UUAI>FIKI.I>-Dear Sir: I will never
forget tho spocdy relief your "Sufferer's balm"
gave my child, who was suffering so much from
a rising in his groiu. It acted like mngio in
soothing the pain and scattering tho rising.
Your/rlond, Mus. WM. JOHNSON.
Prepared by T. S. Bradfield, LaGrange, Ga.
Por salo by lt. E. Norman & Bro., and all Drug
gists.
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A printing oflioo proverb.-A still
tongue makes a oloan stick.
LIVER IS KINO-Tho liver is tho imperial
organ of tho whole human system, ns it con
trols tho lifo, health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper action, all
kinds of ailments aro tho natural result.
Tho digestion of food, tho movements of tho
heart and blood, tho notion of thc brain and
nervous system, nrc all immediately oonneotcd
with tho workings of tho liver. It. has boon
successfully provod that Green's August
Flowor is unequaled in curing all persons
affected with dyspopsia or liver complaint,
and all tho numerous symptoms that result
from an unhealthy condition of tho liver and
stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 coots.
Positively sold in all towns on tho Western
Continent, Tbroo dofos will provo that it io
just what you want.
Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line Railway
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
OFFICE GEN'L PASS & TICKET AGENT
ATLANTA, GA., Soptomber 28, 1878.
On and aftor Sunday, Soptcmbor 29th, 1878,
train? will run as follows:
Mail Trllin No. I-GOING EAST.
Arrivo nt Son?os, 7 48 p m
Leave Scneoa, 7 49 p tn
Mail 'J min No. 2-GOING WEST.
Arrivo ot Sonooo, 7 05 a m
Loave Sonooo, 7 06 a m
Local Freight Train. -GOING EAST.
Arrivo at Seneca, , 5 84 p m
/ Loavo Son?os, ? 47 p m
GOING WEST.
Arrive ot Sonooo, 5 40 a ttl
Leave ?Seneca, 6 00 n m
Ihrough Freight I rain-GOING EAST.
Arrivo at Sooeea, 0 22 p m
Loavo Soncoa G 22 p m
Through Freight Train-GOING WEST
Arrivo at Sonooo 8 42 a in
Loavo Soncca 8 82 a m
Forming direct connection at Ohorlotto,
Danville and liiohmond for nil Unstern
oitios and tho celebra ted watering places of |
Virginia and tho l^uHt.
Pullman Palaoo Drawing Room Conohos
through from - Atlanta to Washington Oily
nnd Now York without, chango. No other
linc oau offer this inducement.
AN ?NDBiriAULB Tni/Tir.-You dosorvo to
suffer, nbd if you load n miserablo, uneatis?
factory lifo in this bountiful world, it is
entirely your own fuult lind thorp is only ono
oxousofor you-^your linronsonnblo projudioo
nnd.skonticisril, which lins killed thousands.
PorsonaJ knowlodgo and common souse
reasoning will show you that Grcon's August
Flowor will euro you of Liver Complaint, or
Dyspopsin, willi nil its misornhlo offcots, suoh
aa ?ick headache, palpitation of tho heart,
sour ?tomadlo, habitual costiveness, dizziness
of tho hoad, nervous prostration, low spirits,
&o. Its sales now roach ovory town on tho
Wostorn Coutlnont and not a druggist but
will toll you of its wonderful euros. You cou
buy a sample Bottlo for 10 conts. Three
dos08 will relieve you.
ATHENS, GA., Dcconibcr 8, 1877.
A fow nights siuco I gnvo my sou ono doso of
Worm Gil and tho next day ho passed 10 largo
worms. At tho samo limo I gave ono doso to my
little girl four yoars old and sho passed 80
worms from 4 to 15 inohes long.
W. F. Puir.Lii'8.
For salo by ll. E. Norman & Bro.
WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
Arrr.Es-Dried, por pound 2(2)3
BUTTER-For pound 15
BEESWAX-For pound 20
BEEF-Per pound 2(2)5
BACON-Di v salt shoulders
" " " C. ll. Sides 7(2j8
S. C. hams, canvassed 12$
CALICO-Per yard 01(2*8
COFFEE-Rio por pound 16?(oji20
" -Laguyra, por pound '30
" -Java, per pound 28
CANDLES-Adamantine, per oct lGjj
M -Sperm, per pound 30
CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per head ?0(2U8 ]
COTTON-Per pound 8(2)9
" -Yarn, per bunch 32}(?)90
Cori'ERAS-Per pound 8
DUCKS-Por hoad 20
Enos, per dozen ... 16
FLOUR, por saok, (98 pound*,) 3.00(2)3.75
FEATHERS-Geese, por pound 40
" -Mixed por pound 30
GRAIN-Corn, per bushel, 40(2)50
-Rye. pOr bushel 50(2)GO
-Oats, rod, per bushel 33
OE ESS-Per head 25(2)35
HUN Ki', por pound 8(2)10
HIDES-Dry, per pound 10
" -Grcon, por pound 4(2)5
IN nm o-Spanish Float, por pound 1.50
" -Carolina, per pound _ 1.25
IRON- English refined, per pound 3(2)3$
" -Swecd, por pound ?@8
H -Band, per pound 4(a)5
" -Hoop, per pound 12(2)13
Potwnre, per pound G(2)8
LAUD, per pound 10J@11
LIME, per harrol 2.00
LUMBER, por thousand feet 10.00
LEAD, por pound 10
MOLASSES, per gallon 33(2)70
MADDER, por pound 30(2)40
NAILS, per kog 3.00
ONIONS, por bushol 50
OIL, kerosene, por gallon 25(2)30
POTATOES-.Irish, per bushel 40
BICE, per pound 9(2)10
?SA LT-Liverpool, por saok T. 15
I Sn ncr IN o, wholsal 5 J
I " retail 6T
? " wholosalo 5
j " rotail G
4-4 SHEETING, wholosalo G]
retail 10
.VllOT, por pound 9
?>ViRiT8 TURPENTINE, per gallon 75(2)80
JS'OAI', per pounu 8(?)10
?Sco AUS-Crushed, por pound 12J
-A White, por pound 101(2)11
--Brown, per pound 9A10
-Extra C.. por pound 10
STAUCH, white and blue, por pound GJ@10
?SODA, per pound 8AI0
TOBACCO, por pound 50(5}LOO
" per potiud, smoking 00(2)80
TALLOW, per pound 8
TURKEYS, \or had 50(2)75
TEAS-Oun Powder, per pound 1.00
Hyeon, Groen, per pound 80
Young Hyson, Black, por lb 1.00
W)OL, wnshed, per pound 25
DR. J. M. MCLANAHAN,
HAVING rosumed Ibo practico of medicine,
offers his professional services to thc com
munity.
Gftico at his residence nt Daoholors* Retreat,
Gconec County, S. G.
August 8, 1878 88
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
T
1 BUBB Hundred and Forty Acres, within
Ihrco miloB (Southeast J of Seneca City, Ooo nee
County, S. C.; about eighty acres in cultivation,
the bnlnnco in woods; with a nea* and conven
ient settlement. Theso lands can bc equally
divided and arc fine farming lauds for grain and
coll?n. Seneca City is one of thc best np
country markets and tho surrounding country is
equal to any portion of tho wide world for good
water and good health. Persons wishing to buy
and settle in a choice and convenient, community
would do well lo examine these lands or consult
Mr. M. W. Colomnn at Seneca City os to Ihese
hinds, &c. Terina cash.
TIIOS. II/1KPI2R.
Oct 3, 1878 40
PIANOS ANL ORGANS.
I?9cSllliIii Music House,
O-roonville, IE*. O
SELLS tho best Pianos rando for tho loast
money. Tho old reliable Mason Si Hamlin
Organ. Pianos from SI75 to $400 cash.
Pianos from $200 to $100 on limo, $25 cash
and ?10 per month. Organs $35, 46, GO, 75
to 300 cash. Organs $16, 55, 06, 75, 85 lo
200 on timo, $3 to $10 per month. Tho world's
best makers in stock. We sell nono but the
best. Illustrated cataloguo sont freo. All
kinds of small instruments, band instruments,
Vc Sheet music sent postpaid on receipt of
price. Instruments selected and personally
Utested by Mrs. H. MoSmith. Address,
McSMITII MUSIC HOUSE, Grconvillo S. C.
FORT" MADISOE
HAVING PROCURED ? TU non MIK "
FREIGHTS, tho highest cash prices eau and
will bo paid for COTTON at that plaoe.
J. A. DOYLE.
Sopt2G, 1378 46-41
FOR CONGRESS.
Tho Monds of COL. 1). WYATT AIKEN ro
mectfully announce him a candidato for re
election to Congress from tho Third South
karolina District, al tho ensuing election, sull
ied, however, to tho d?cision of tho Congres
donal Convention.
For County Auditor.
tar Tho friends of JOHN N. GEORGE
respectfully nominate him n onndidato for
appointment tobhoofliooof County Auditor,
lubjoot to tho recommendation of tho
Demooratio voters of tho County at tho
primary olootion.
tSBT Tho Monds of O. E. WATSON
respectfully announoo htm a onndidato for
tho offieo of County Auditor of Ooonoo
[Jaunty, eabjoot to tho notion of tho peoplo
lu tho primary olootion.,
For School Commissioner.
VST Thoi friends of JOHN J. SMITH
announce hid) a candidate for tho offioo of
School Cotutnissiouor of Goonoo County,
subject to tho votes of tho pooplo in tho
primary election.
if-gT Wo are authorized to announoo
REV. WILLIAM MoWIIORTER a can
didato for School Commissioner of Oconoo
County, subject to tho voioo of tho Dctno
oratio voters of tho County, under tho rules
governing thc primary election.
gar THE FRIENDS OF ISAAC
WICKLIFFE respectfully announoo him
u candidato for School Commissioner of
Coonee County, subjcot to tho notion of the
pcoplo in tho primary election.
SST Tho Monds of M. B. DENDY
respectfully announce him n onndidato for
ro election to tho office of School Commis
sioner for Oconco County, subject to tho
voioo of thc pcoplo in thc primary election.
For tho Legislature.
SST Tho many friends of MAJ. S. P.
DENDY respectfully announce him as a
onndidato for tho Legislature nt tho onsuing
election, subjcot to tho rutiGcation of tho
people in thc primary election.
gS- Tho friends of GEO. ll. CHERRY
respectfully announce him a candidato for
tho Legislature, subjcot to tho voioo of thc
pcoplo as expressed in tho primary election.
thc many friends of Mr. JOEL
HEARD respectfully announoo him a can
didate for thc Legislature, subject, howovcr,
to thc notion of tho pcoplo in tho primary
election,
' gar THE MANY FRIENDS OF
JOHN S. VERNER, ESQ., respectfully
nominate him us a onndidato for ro election
to tho Legislature, st tho cunning election;
8ubjoot, however, to thc notion of tho pco
plo in tho primary olet?tion.
For County Treasurer.
gat Tho friends of JOHN D. VER
NER respectfully announoo him a candidate
for appointment to thc office of County
Treasurer, subjcot to tho recommendation
of tho Democratic voter? of tho County at
tho primary election.
gar tho friends of RICHARD S.
PORCHER respectfully announoo him a
candidate for re appointment to tho office of
County Trcosurcr, subject to tho rccom
mendotion of thc Democratic voters of tho
County nt the primary election.
gar The friends of A. BRENNECKE
respectfully announce him a candidato for
appointment to tho offioc of County Trea
surer, subjcot to tho recommendation of thc
Doinoorotio voters of tho County at the
primary election.
HGT The friends of Dr. TH OS. L.
LEWIS respectfully announoo him a cau
didato for County Treasurer of Oconec
County, subject to thc action of tho voters in
tho primary cleotion.
fl?- Tho ffionds of SAMUEL H.
JOHNS respectfully announce him n can
didate for County Treasurer of Oconoo
County, subjcot to tho action of the voters
in thc primary election.
Z@r Tho friends of II F. ALEXAN
DER respectfully announce him a candi
dato for County Treasurer, subjcot to thc
voice of thc people in tho primary elec
tion.
For County Commissioners.
gar Tho frionds of W. F. DODD
respectfully anuouvioo him a candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to tho action
of tho votes in tho primary cleotion.
Aar Tho friends of WM. II. STRIB
LING respectfully nnnounco him a candidato
for County Commissioner of Oconec County,
subject to tho notion of tho voters in thc
primary eleotion.
gar Tho friends of WARRION J.
DEATON respectfully nnnounco him n
candidato for County Commissioner for
Oconco County, subject to tho notion of the
people in tho primary election.
jJSr Thc friends of R. S. RUTLEDGE
respectfully nnnounco him a candidate for
County Commissioner subject, however, to
tho voice of tho people in thc primary
elootion.
t??3r Tho many friends of ARCHELAUS
LAY respect fully an non nee him a candi
date for County Commissioner for Oconco
County, subject to tho voice of tho Demo -
eratic voters of thc Comity, under tho ruloB
governing thc primary cleotion.
g&" Thc friends of J. M. HUNNI
CUTT hereby announce him os a candidato
for County Commissioner at tho onsuing
election, subjcot to tho action of tho people
in thc primary election.
BOT The friends of WESLEY PITCH
FORD respectfully announoo him a candi -
dato for County Commissioner of Oconco
County, suhjoot to tho voioo of tho people
in tho piimnry eleotion.
JtHgf Tho friends of ANDREW DICK
SON respectfully announce him a candidate
for tho offioo of County Commissioner,
subject to the notion of thc pcoplo in tho
primary cleotion.
gar Tho many friends of W. W. MOSS
respectfully nnnounco him us a candidate
for tho offico of Comity Commissioner, sub
joot to the ratification of tho pcoplo at tho
primary election.
?Br Tho friends of M. S. MESSER
respectfully announoo him ns n candidate
. <r County Commissioner at tho ensuing
election, subjcot to tho voice of tho pcoplo
at thc primary election.
gar Thc friends of JOHN R. STEELE
hereby nnnounco him ns n suitublo porsou
for tho offioo of County Commissioner,
subjoot to the nomination by tho primary
olnotiou.
ROT Tho friends of F. L SITTON
respectfully announce him u candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to tho notion
of tho pooplo in tho primary election.
SOT Thc many friends of W. T. JANES
respectfully announoo him a onndidato for
County Commissioner, subjcot to tho aotion
of tho pcoplo in thc primary election.
For Prohato Judge.
tar Tho Monda of RICHARD LEWIS
respectfully announce him n oandidato for
ro elootion to tho offioo of Probato Judgo of
Oconoo County, subject to tho votes.of Ibo
people in t.ho primary olootioo..
MESH ARRIVALS EVERY
DAY !
O LUS. Heat LISA F LAUD for $1 00.
9 LBS. STANDARD "A" SUQAR for$l 00
Heat Youug Hyson TBA nt 80 coots ty lb.
Best JAVA CO Fl?'EB, 3.} lbs. for $1 00.
FALL PRINTS' ns low os nt ally other pince.
Home Mario LADIES' SHOES, nt $1 2ft.
Highest market price paid for COUNTRY
PRODUCE.
J. li. HENDRIX & SON.
Oct 3, 1878 40
WMTEDTNS^MYS
250,000 Acres of Land.
FARMS, FARMS! FARMS! ?
REAL ESTATE OF ALL KINDS
To Hie People of Oe o nee
Cornily :
i AVINO maota arrangement* with thc largest
Real Estnto Agency in tho South, I nm now
ready to toko description of land of all parties
who mny hnvo thc same to sell. I want Moun
tain Lands, Grazing Lands, Timbered Lands,
Mineral Lands and Farming Lands, Town Lois
and Town Property. I tako thc lands and hnvo
them advertised extensively through thc North
ern, Eastern nnd Western States and in Great
Britain and Germany. If no sale is made I will
not charge one cent, ns tho Agency I represent
wnnls within ibo next thirty days two hundred
and fifty thousand ncrcs of land. I hope the
people of Ooonco will nssist mo in getting up
thc lands and help build up our thinly settlod
country. Evory fnrmor who places lands in my
hands will bo sent a paper freo all the year,
showing his land advertised. Remember, in the
next thirty days I want 260,000 aorcs of land.
A. Jf. PENDLEY,
R'csidont Lnnd Agent, Walhalla, S. C.
OFFICK : AT THOMTSON & PKN'OLEY'S Livery
Stable. Oct. 3, 1878 4G-3t
SPINNING WHEEL.
T
1IIROW away your old Spinning Wheel nnd
buy BRYCE'S NEW PATENT. Spius twenty
five hanks every day. Mndo of iron. Run by
friction. Will last a lifetime. Nothing to wear
or break. Can be run in any position and only
occupies n space of eight by twelve inches.
Pride, $5.00. Call on or address
DU. J. P. HARRIS, Agent,
West Union, S. C.
Obi 3; 1878 46 8m
Final Settlement.
rTMIK undersigned petitions the Probate
X Court furn finn! settlementof tho Bs tn to
of Mary Ann Whisennnt, minor, on tho 19th
day of Octcbor, nt ll o'clock A. M., nnd my
discharge from tho Guardianship of snid
minor. A". J. II ONT, Guardian.
Sept. 19, 1878, 43-4
ESTATE NOTICE.
AIA, persona indebted to the Estate of Dr.
T. S. Miller, doconsod, oro rccjnostcd to
make pnymont, nnd thoso having demands
against tho snid Estnto will prosent them
attested according.to law.
HENRIETTA MILLER;
Administratrix.
Sopt. 19, 1878 43-4
NOTICE:
ALL persons holding Billa, Accounts or De
mands of any kind ngainst (ho County of
Ooonco, S. C., whioh havo not boen beforo pre
sented to tho Board of County Commissioners
nt spatial mcolings during tho year, aro hereby
notified that (hoy nre required lo deposit tho
same in my office, in the Court House in Wal
halla, S. C., on or before thc first day of No
vember noxt. J. W. RT It I BLI NO,
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
Sept. 19, 1879. 43-4
WOOL CARDING.
OUR WOOL CARDS HAVE BEEN NEWLY
clothed and put in thorough repair for tho Fall
Carding. All WOOL brought to us will bo
promptly oardod and satisfaction guaranteed.
Wool loft with C. hi REII?& Co. will bo onrded
and returned lo Gio store at samo prico as at
Factory.
Prico 10 cents per pound for whilo and 12$
oents for mixed.
Tho Faolory will bo run by Mr. W, J. Sui tics
an experienced carder.
Wool bought at tho market price.
NEVILLE &HOLLEMAN,
WAMWHA, 8. C.
August 22, 1878 40-3mo
Notice.
HARPER'S MILLS are slopped for the purpoBO
of putting in a now water wheel nnd making
other vnlunblo Improvomonts; nil of whioh will
bo completed nnd in running order by WEDNES
DAY, tho Olh instant; after which customers can
be accommodated with tho best of flour or corn
meal. SatUfnotion gbarantod. A set of French
BurrstoneS and Irons for sale
Got. 8, 1878 , 40
1?AJLL 1878?
rpilB NAME OF THE FIRM OF ll. D. A.
X RIEMANN HAS THIS DAY-SEP
TEMBER 2d, 1878-REEN CHANGED TO
THAT OF
D. BIEMANN & SON.
Wo uro doily rcooiving our stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Whioli liuvo boon bought exclusively io
Northern markets with caro OB to QUALITY,
PH ICU AND PREVAILING STYLES,
und which will bo sold nt tho closest margins
for
CA.SXX
OH B A?lT?2?l?
flQP' We would respectfully invite you to
coll and examino thom.
All persons indebted to either
D. Biemann or IJ* D. A. Biemann
who do not make satisfactory
arrangements concerning their
accounts this fall, with the n?vy
firm, may expect them to bo col
lected by law.
Respectfully,
1>. niKiTlJlNN & SON?
Sept. 5, 1878 42
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS \
J. H. SL?G?? & S0K%
JUST RECEIVED,
A. Xjarge Stools, of
Olioioe, Staple ariel
FANCY GOODS.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
HE W GOODS
CONSISTING OF THESE NECESSARIES;'
Sugar, Coffee, Tens, Bacon, Lard and Mo^
hoses,
Oil, Lamps, Wicks and Chimney7?,'
Combs, Brushes, .Soaps and Classes, . .
And Locks, Scrows, Butts and Hinges;
Cutlery and all kinds of Ware,
Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars and Pipes,
Collars, Cravats and Men's Wear, ..
And Domestics of all Grades and Striped; -
Boots, Shoes, Elastics and Hose,
Pens, Ink, Pencils nnd Pupcr.
Pins, Ncodles, Ribbons and Calicoes. .
All to bc sold cheap for cash sooner or hitor.
In short wo pay tho highest prices for prod u co
And soil goods as in ante-bellum days;
Indeed all things in our lino, so choap, induce
Our customors to say, "To buy from Sligh
pays."
Persons wishing to buy cheap and ?first
class goods will find it to their intcroat to
give J. II. SI,I?II & SOI? n call. i
Sopt. 5, 1878 42
o
SS
H
BATHS, BATHS
i
'PRE undersigned has fitted up on elegant'
1 RAT1I-IIOUS12, nenr tho Brewery.
Fifteou cents per bath. Towels, Soap, &'o.,
furnished. Itcspool fully,
JOHN KAUFMANN.
July 4 1878 08-Umo
FRESH BEEF!
IWILTi furnish to tho people of Walhalla, Wost- <
minster and vioinities, al my us??l plttee of
business, ibo best Mountain Bocynt low figures,
to wit: From (i oents per ^po?ridT to 2 cents per
pound, according lo quality. Te.veui, strictly cash.
Parties buying ticket? that 1 ?BO In my business
will receive 10 per cent, discount on amounts
taken. M R BftYOE, Batelier