Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, October 17, 1878, Image 3
AYTBKTIO?, MOI?K Lxdnt ABTii.tjm*l-A full
ni voting of tho members of (hts command is re?
quested to be held at tho West Union Hall on
friday at 8 P. M., Ootobor 18lh, 1878. Impor
tant business to bo transacted. By ordor of the
Captain. R. A. FATTBRSON,
Orderly Sorgcant,
Pay th6 printer.
'Cot out your gun and oall your dogs. Tho
^fttne Invr expires to-day.
?j Ito?, F. M. Morgan will proaoh in Wost
Union on next Sunday at 3.80 P. M.
Attention is directed to tho appointment of
'rnanagere of tho general election, in another
colurhn.
vQ?BRVi "Why will moo sniolto common
tobacco, when they can buy MarburgBrothors
Seato/ North Carolina,' ut tho saniio price?"
The Synod of tho Prosby terian Church of
South Carolina meets in Spurt anburg noxt
Wednesday.
Wo rogrot to learn of 'tho s'ovcro illness of
'H. S. Vevner's youngest child. lt Has tho
diphtheria. It was thought to be better this
.(Wodnosday') morning.
We are glad to notice upon our streets tho
'familiar face and person of Mr. C. M. Efird,
of Lexington, a former student nt thii place
lind ? grad?ate of Nowborry Collogo.
.Tho following gentlemen hove been ap
pointed mrtnngbrs of tho primary election at
Ho Walhalla box: C. G. Simmons, El. W.
?HeD?rnnd Thos. M. Adair.
" ;,1,, V" rrn&.x,, M. lt, Manning mid I. KI
?unter havo bcc.i appointed iimnagcrs of the
- primary election of thc West Union Club.
Mr.-8. E. Maxwell has presented us with o
.Wkct full of Irish potatoes. Thev ?X- -
Bocona-.. - ^?ntyU?a?!l,,?.A,,Yarg?, grown
from tho socd of tho first crop.
LOST, a gold culF button, (somewhere in Wal
halla,) with tho Masonic emblems of tho square
.and compass on tho face. Thc finder will con
ifer a favor by leaving nt this oflico.
Wo aro requested lo givo notice timi there
will be a meeting of thc Hampton Mountain
Hangers at tho Court Houso on Saturday next,
tho 10th.
The following gentlemen havo been nppoiuled
managers of tho primary election of Rich lam!
Democratic Club: J? hu Leo, T. II. Dendy and
Lewis Moorhead.
Oning to olh?r engagements, Rev. j\ i.
Novillo will not preach either al Seneca City ol
Friendship on next Sunday. Preaching ou thal
diiy at Fairview.
Tho Fourth Quarterly Conference for Walhnlln
nnd Seneca City Circuit M. E. Church, South,
Will be held nt Seneca City on Saturday and
Sunday, October 20, 27. Preaching each day,
morning and night, by Rev. 0. A. Darby.
Tho mun who borrows a nowspnpor belong.'
to a vory economical family; ho is a brothel
of tho lollow who tried to cook his dinner bj
using thc smoko from his neighbor's chimney
Wo still havo room for now advertisements
and aro ready to oblige our friends in thai
lino. Insort your advertisement, and show
tho public that you aro still doing business
Sumo of our subscribers are paying up
and they have our thanks. Thcro aro more
yet behind, who wo hopo will speedily follow
tho good example.
Mr. It. D. Nance, brother of cur neighbor
Major F. W.'U. Nanoo, says the X'reshyleriun
is coming tu Duo West t.i educato his childi on
Ho has buen living near Walhalla for a norn
ber of yours. Ilia old friends will bc glad t
seo him back.
Liunnins states tho cow to cnt 270 phi nu
and to refuto 218; the goat cats 4d9, nm
declines 120: tho sheen takes 187, and reject
Ul; tho liorso likes 202, and avoids 212; bu
tho hog, linne nice in its provisions than 11113
of tho former, eats but 72 plants and rejecti
420.
Prof Benj. Sloan bas ninda the following ap
pointments as ollioers of the Adgcr Cadets
Captain-C W Moore; lat Lieutenant-James I
Cooper; 2d Lieutenant-J P Cary; 1st Sergeant
-RS Stribling; 2d Sergeant-A S Peden; ls
Corporal-W R Bailey; 2d Corporal-W ?I
Coleman; 8d Corporal-J E DatiUlcr: 1st Chap
lulu-Prof J R ftiley; 2d Chaplain-Prof II
Strong. We understand thal (he uniforms foi
tho oompany are expect, d this wWj^.'Wi
heartily common?) (pis foal ure ol' Adger Collcgi
to th?so who are desirous of giving their sons r
. military education elsewhere
Tho protracted meeting, which was an
nouncod to commence In tho Walhalla Motho
dist Church on last Sabbath, is still in pro
gross. Preaching on Sunday morning ant
night by tho pastor, on Monday night bj
Hov. Dr. Smellpor, and on Tuesday niorojnj
and night by Rev. II. F. Chroitzburg, 0
tho Anderson Station. Tho meeting will' bi
continued during tho week, and tho able am
earnest young prcachor of Anderson wil
discourse sound and wholesome dootrino tc
all who may attond.' ' Mr. Chrcltzburg'e offor
on Tuesday night wns pronounced tho bos
sermon that has boon preached In our towt
for 8OU10 time. Lot nil our pcoplo, win
desire to hear good preaching, attend thos<
sorvicos.
t\ -Dr. T. O. C. FuhnoRtook has handed us 1
specimen of red clover six and a half fco
high, grown on his farm tinco miles fron
Walhalla. Tho Doctor has boen cxpcrinion
ting with grasses tor a couple of yours, ant
successfully, both with olovor, millet an<
other 'species of tho grass family. IL
removed to this county from Cinciuntti, Ohio
O'fow years ago, bought land and has hecom
not only a pioneer in improved farming, bu
u oitizon highly esteemed throughout ou
county. Ho is tho Captain of a 'Tied Shir
Company" and was in tho procession las
Wednesday with his oem pony. Tho Docto
belog an actual sotilar, wus kindly reooivee
by our peoplo nt bis first coming, and wa
?over asked whothor ho was a Demoorat 0
Republican, ' Intelligent Northern mon, win
booomo citizens and hind owners hero mus
fall In with tho Democracy ns represen ti 11/
tho intelligence and integrity of tho Stnti
elements, which alono omi or should govern
Our pooplo npprociato Dr. F., not hecauso hi
ia a Democrat or neting with the Democrats
(though wo Uko this,) but boc.iuso ho bat
'ft?eomo a bona fido oitizon and is working t<
bei)aup our County nnd State Wo wi?h wt
hrtd,ton thousand similar settlers hero, for wi
have tho land and tho climate to become 1
.\ wpjilthy and prosperous pooplo. All wh<
?iiiav como will receive tho hand and heart 0
wofoomo from our peoploi
ttfeon of our
inning, from
|>ly advanced
oof a bright
8, devoted to
Jornturo, Tom
and Charity,
s six picooa of I
Rov. AI- lllx, an ostoomod
County, died on Tuesday,
pneumonia, lie Woe ooiinidet
in years.
The Musical Million is ibo nc
littlo Monthly of 10 largo paj
tho in lotest of Vooal Music, Ll
poranco, Virtuo, Knowledge'
The nnmbor boforo ne co
oxoellent vocal music, b?dldos'h vast number
of ortioloa on various topics.) For general
readiog wo know no 'monthly bettor adapted
to tho homo and firosido. Pr ico only fifty
conte a year. Specimen rnaitod freo, Tho |
publishers for y oar s past havoKpnauotcd bus
ineas at Singer's Qlon, Virginia, birt 'have
removed their ontiro publishing interests to
Dayton, Rockingham Co., Virginia, at which
placo address thom fer particulars and a copy
of Thc Million, onolosing a 3 cent stamp.
A small steamboat, with kn oight. horse
powor engino, says tho Spajftanburg Daily,
has boon scoured by 'filman R. Caines,
general agent of tho Southern Land and
Navigation Company, to bo run on'tho Tuga'?
loo and Seneca Hivers in upper South
Carolina. Tho boat 'only draws two feet
water and ie capable of tQw/ng many tons on
flat boats, lt will carry about fifty passoAt
gers, and will bo used, also, for excursions on
tho boautiful Seneca nnd;Tugaloo, during
tho summer months. Tho new town of Fort
Madison, on tho Air I/vin Railroad and
Tugaloo River, will bc tho central point for
this boating busines. Tho boat will bo
carried, by Mr. Gaines, from Augusta,
Georgia, up tho Savanna* Hivor to Fort
Madison, a di.-tunee" of nliout 120 mSlos/nnd
is expected to arrivo th oro about tho 20th
instant. This, if successfully dono, will bc
<o??WforCarolina. / ""^
Relief ot last from chofero, infantum and
summer complaints. Dr.] Moffelt's Tecthiua
(Teething Powders) regulates thc bowels and
makes teething easy, heals erupt ?otis null sOrCB,
removes and proven?s tho ftrm,\tiou of worms in
chiidron. No mother sholld bo without it. lt.
13. Norman & Bro. and nl\drligglst3 keep it.
During tho past day Or/Wt), says lli'o Augusta
Chroniolu and Oonslitutioinlist, fifteen sitares of
Langley factory stock h av; becu sold al $U2J
por share. Thc oapilnl stick of thc company is
S100;uu0, and it has a oaf surplus of $ 100,000.
LAQRANUK, ,& A., March 1, 1878.
Dh. T; S. BRADFIELD -.Dear Slr: I will never
forget thc speedy relief Jour "Sufferer's Halm"
gave my child, who was ft) Q ur lng so" much l?ot?
a rising in his groin. (It- acted Uko magic in
soothing thc pain and spidering I lie rising.
Your friend, J .Mus. WM. JOHNSON.
Prepared by T. S. Bradfl?ld, LAQrange, (la.
For sale by R. E. Norufin & Uro., and nil Drug
gists.
- - -*?'/-?
A New York letter if Thursday says: '"Tho
dry goods Irado is notlooking healthy. Cotton
goods aro specially grossed for sale by ninnu
factur?is nt len dnys'' imo at a discount of 2u2.V
per cont. Tho usual time allowed is sixly days",
open account, without note, bul- mnmilncturcrs
nro now asking for lol day settlements nt a lib
eral concession. EitDur n watti of cash or tear
of dillielines in the'near future is notable in
this notion oil tho pall of produocrs."
ATHENS' (JA., December8, 1877.
A fow liighls sincot gavo my son one doso of
Worm Oil and tho ryxt day ho passed Ki large
worms. At tho sam) time 1 gave one dose to my
lillie girl four yonjs old and clio passed 8(5
worms from 4 to l? inches long.
rh j * Vf Y. Piur.Mr.4:
For salo by R. E Norman & Uro.
Sri.K.vniD B Eil N NI NO-The. Abbeville
Graded School npi red on Monday, 7th Octo
ber, undor tho /most In vori ng auspices.
Ninety live pupilscnterod. the o'nssr,room on
tho very first morning. Yesterday tho num-?
ber was incroasod to fully u hundred, mid
tho prospect is tint in ii few weeks there will
bo in nilondnncj ut least one hundred nmj
twenty-Cve. Titi trust?e? have ordered |
lot of patont desks, and in a short lime tie
school-rooms wijl bo completely furnished. I
[ Press and lianna: I
WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
APPLES-Dried] per pound
BUTTER-Per pm nd
BEESWAX-Por( pound
BEEF-Por pound
B?,?qN-Orv suit shoulders
f?]Z* .d Q ]t gjjca
8. 0. nains, canvassed
CAMcori-Per- wifd , ?
COFPKE-Rio flor pound
" -Lagiiyra, por pound
*,' -Javn, per pound
CANDLES-Adamantine, per sot
.4 -Sperm, per pound
CHICKENS ANA FOWLS, per head
COTTON-Per pound
" -Yarn, per bunch
QorpBUAS-Por pound
DUCKS-Per head
Eons, por dozen
FLOUR, por Back, (98-pounds.)
FEATHERS-Gooeo, per ponhd'~
.?? - ~Miicd per pound
GRAIN-Corn, por bushel,
-Uyo. por bu8bol
-Oats, red, per bushel
GEESE-Per head
HONEY, per pound
HIDES-Dry, por poiind
" -Groon, per pound
INDKIO-Spanish Float, per pound
" -Carolina, por pound
IRON- English refined, per pound
" - . S weed, por pound
" -Band, por pound
" -Hoop, por pound
Potwaro, por pound
LARD, por pound
LIME, per barrel
LUM UER, por thousand feet
LEAD, per pound
MOLASSES, per gallon
MADDKR, per pound
NAILS, por kog
ONIONS, per bushol
OIL, koroscno, por gallon
POTATOES-Irish, per bushol
RICE, por pound
SALT-Liverpool, por sack
I SHIRTING, wholsal
I " rotnil
I " wholcsalo
j " rotail
4-4 SHEETING, wholesalo
" . " rotail
Snot, per pound
?SVIRITS TURPENTINE, porgalloi
/SOAP, por nouna
.S'iniAUK-Crushed, por pound
-A VVhito, per pound
-Brown, per pound
-Extra C., nor pound
/STARCH, white and blue, por pojid
?S"ODA, per pound
TOIIACCO, por pound
" per pound, smoking
TALLOW, por pound
TURKEYS, por had
TEAS-Gun Powder, por poun
Hyson, Groon, per poul
Young Hyson, ltlnokjijrlb
W)OL, washed, por pound
M
15
M
t?20
30
28
l?3
30
!@18
8?9
?5
20
15
3.0(^3.75
'"Iff
0(?)50
0(?60
33
?35
8?10
10
4(^5
1725
1.00
3?3J
7??
4&?
12@U
0?8
10@I2J
2.00
10.00
10
33@70
25? 30
3.00
50
25@30
40
9? 10
?.15
bi
<H
~ 5
6
9
10
8
75?80
/ 8? 10
12}
10.t?ll
5@10
10
0i?10
8A10
50? 1.00
f>0@80
8
50?7?
1.00
80
1.00
25
-:o:
Wn TAKE PLEASURE .'iN AN'NOUNC'INO
to our ouston'iors and thc public generally that
our " .
>? IMMENSE ?STOCK
OP
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Which has boon bought by our Senior, who has
just returned from New York, is daily arriving,
and will bo completo in eight days.
Thc abovo goodB havo boon bought with caro
as to
Price, Quality and Prevailing
Styles,
and will not fail to suit tho most fastidious.
Our reputation of keeping nothing but tho
BEST GOODS,
Will bo kept up to its highest standard. In
consequence of tho depreciation in
OOTTOKT GOODS,
togclbor with tho scarcity of money, wo will
Boll our entire stock of these goods nt prices
which will defy competition. Our StOok of
Consisting in part of Domestics, Soa Isl?ndern'
Hickory ShltH.?}??. Alteon '"and" Domestic
/illlghams, Linseys, Dlcachcd and Brown Canton
Flannels, Cambria and India Longclolhs, (com
prising tho most popular brumlo-\n\v York
Mills, Wnmsutla and Uold Medal,) Blankets,
Ladies' Single, Double and Breakfast Shawls,
Boulevard and Balmoral Skirts, Ladies' Clonks,
<to., is Complete In every particular.
DREM ??0??a
This Department in nt all times exceedingly
attractive, being constantly replenished with
tho Latest Novelties to suit, tho season, specially
selected for Richness and Elegance, and includ
ing all Hie most Fashionable Fabrics in tho
Newest Shades and Colorings, consisting ol
Black and Colored Alpacas, Pure rthd Nonpareil
Mohairs, Imperial, Scoloh and French Fluids,
all Wool Cashmcro French MdrinoS, Mohnii
Brilliantines, nil Wool Serges, Paris Stripes,
Salines and Velveteens.
In addition lo thc largo stock always to bc
found hi this department, maybe mentioned thc
fresh arrival of Nainsooks, Jnckonets,Organdies,
Swiss and Jaconet, Striped and Cross Barred
Muslins. Bobin?is, Illusions, Bird's Eyo mid
Cotton Diapers, Irish Linens, Table Damasks,
Towels, Crash, &c.
FLAMIN)!!??.
Wo havo a beautiful assortment of Flannels,
consisting of White Shaker, Twilled Ked, White
and Blue, Common mid Plain Bed and White,
Opera, nil shades, Plaids and Stripes.
i^)?Tll?^? Al? HOSIERY.
A moro beautiful linc of these goods have
never been brought lo this market, consisting
in purl of Ladies' and Oents' Kid, Lisio anil
Buck Gloves mid Gauntlets. Hamburg ii nd
Pique Edgings and Inscrlings, Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs, Ladies' UudervcsiS, Ladies' and
Children's Hr ?wu, Whit o and Striped Hose,
Ladies' Silk Tins, Fichues and Bows, nil shades,
Kuchiftgs, Rutiles, Collarettes.. Collars and Cull's,
Footing. Linen Sets, Doylies and, iKany otboi
-SOY? und beautiful se!ooiioh%, tod 'numerous te
mention. '
A full assortments of Ladies', Gents' and
Children's lints, Trimmed and Untrimmed.
I Also, a beautiful lot of Hat Trimmings, consist
I ing of Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments, &o.
Attention is invited to Our large and elegant
stock Cf. Men's Furnishing' Goods, consisting ol
Scarfs, Tics ar,d Cravats', Ready-Mode Clothing,
Suspender?, Umbtollas, Shirts, Undershirts,
Half ll oso, Collars, Cuffs, &c. A full stock ol
all Wool and Salent Cashmeres, Doeskins,
Broadcloths, Georgia and Kentucky Jeans.
A full assort meut of Groceries, Crockery and
Glassware, Hardware, Wooden and Willow-ware,
Stationery, Boots, Shoes" and Waiters, Ladies'
and Gents' Over-Shoes, Trunks, Travoling
Satchels, Clocks, Wall Paper and Paper Shades,
Always on band a full Imo of Tailors' Trim
mings. ., '
Agents for tho Wood Sowing' Machine.
Wo feol confident that we can pleuro' r..iy who
may call mid examina our goods. Our polite
and attentive Clerks aro never too busy to sor ve
you, and will sparc no pains in showing yon
goods. Call mid see ue!
Respectfully,
C. L. REID & CO.
Oct 10, 18?6 47
DR. J. M. MCLANAHAN,
HAVING resumed tho practtoo of medicine,
.Offers lils professional services to the oom
rt?unlly.
OHice al his residence at Bachelors' Retreat,
Oconcc Oounty, S. OL.
August 8, 1878 88
PIANOSIND ORGANS.
HfcSiiiilli Music House,
SELLS tho best Pianos mado for tho least
money. Tho old reliable Mason & Hamlin
Organ. Pianos from $175 to $400 onsh.
Pianos from $200 to $100 on (imo, 025 oash
and $10 por month. Organs ?35, 45. 00, 75
to 300 cash. Organs $46, 55, C5, 75, 85 to
200 on time, $3 to $10 per month. Thc world'a
best makers in stock. Wo soil nono but tho
best. Illustrated catalogue senl freo. All
kinds of small instruments, band instruments.
&0. Shoot music sent postpaid on receipt, ot
price. Instruments selected and personally
attested by Mrs. H. McSmitli. Address,
Mo? M ITH MUSIC HOUSE, Groonvlllo ?. C.
FOR CONGRESS.
Tho frionds of Cor,. D. WYATT AIKEN re
spectfully announce him a candidato for re
election to Congress from tho Third South
Carolina District, at tho ensuing election, sub -
ject, however, to tho decision of tho Congres
slonal Convention.
I For County Auditor.
Tho friends of JOHN N. GEORGE
respectfully nominate him a oandidoto for
appointment to tho offioo of County Auditor,
subject to the recommendation of tho
Doiuooratio voters of tho County at thc
primary olootion.
?3T Tho frionds of C. I?. WATSON
respectfully announoo him a candidate for
tho offioo of County Auditor of Goonoo
County, subjoot to tho notion of tho people
in tho primary olootion.
For School Commiesto?er.
9&- Tho frauds of JOHN J. SMITH
announce him a candidato for tho offioo of
School Commissioner of Ooonoe County,
RU bj cot (o tho Votes of tho pcoplo in tho
primary election.
gar Wo aro authorized to announoo
ItKV. WILLIAM MoWHORTEUa oou
didate for School Commissioner of Goonoo
County, aubjcot to tho voieo of tho Domor
oratio votera of tho County, under tho rules
governing tho primary election.
Vicar \ Tfi?x tuujtf?DS OK ISAAC
WlCKWKtfK respectfully nnnmVioo him
a candidato for School Commissioner of
Goonoo County, subject to tho notion of tho
people iu tho primary oleotioo.
ter Tho Wonda of M. ?. DENDY
respectfully an nomico him .A candidate for
ro clootion to tho offioo of School Commis
sioner for Coonee County, subject to tho
voioo of the pcoplo in tho primary election.
~?or tho Legislature.
Sar Tho rttony friends of MAJ. S. P.
DENDY respectfully aonodnoo him as a
candidate for the L?gislature ot tho onsUing
oleotiori, subject to tho ratiflodtiob of the
pcoplo in tho primary clootion.
gar Tho friends of GEO. lt. C?E??1?Y
respectfully onnounco him a candiduto foi
tbo Legislature, subject to tho voice of the
people as expressed in tho primary election
I SST, Tho many friends of Mr. JOEL
i DE.YJUl) respectfully announce him o can
didate for tho Legislature, subject, however
.to the action ?fj Mio pcoplo in tho priffiarj
k elcotioh.* ' "t .. * y *
1 jar THE MANY FRI ION DS Ol
; JOHN 8, VEUNEU, fear*, respbotfulh
nomiiioto him os a candidate fer ro cloctioi
plo in tho primary election.
For County Treasurer.
Sar Tho friends of JOHN D. VER
NEU. respectfully announoo him a candidat
for appointment to the ofiioc of Count
Treasurer, subject to tho rcoommoudutioi
of thc Democratic voter?? of tho County a
? thc priuu.ry election.
i gar Tho friends of RICHARD S
POUCH Ell respectfully announoo him
candidate for re appointment to tho office c
County Treasurer, subject to thc rccom
mend at ion of thc Democratic voters of th
('entity nt tho primary election.
I ' ^"flio friends of A. RRKNNECK1
' respectfully announoo him a candidate ft
l appointment to tho ornoo of County Tren
I surer, subject to tho recommendation of th
Democratic voters of tho County ut th
primary election.
fi?- Thc Monds of Dr. TUOS. I
LEWIS respectfully nnnounco him a oau
1 didato for County Treasurer of OcoDt
CoUnty, subject to thc action of thc voters i
tho primary election.
flg?5 the friends of S A. MU KL I
. JOHNS respectfully announce him n cac
i did.ito for County Trcusurcr of Ooom
1 Comity, subject io tho notion of tho vote
; iu tito primary election,
j S&~ Tho friends of II F. ALEX AM
DER respectfully announce him a ooud
, dato for County Treasurer, siibjept to_ tl
t Toicrjtuf. ,J])C'$0000 tn tho primary ???<
1 lion;
For County Commissioners*
I ?a)' Th? friends of W. F. DOD
respectfully announce him a candidato f
County Cotjjnussionrr, subjcot to ?lib aotit
of tho votes in tho primary election.
Sar Thc friends of \VM. H. STRI1
LING respectfully nnhouDcn him o candida
. for County Commissioner of Ooone? Count
subject to tho action of tho voters io tl
. primary election.
gar Tho friends o'f WARREN
DEATO*N. respectfully announce him
> candidate fur County Commissioner f
; Ooonco County, subject to tho action of tl
, people io tho primary election.
' gaf" The friends of ft. S. R?TLEDG
respectfully announce him a candidate i
County CJpttmissioner subject, however,
, tho voKnrtn the people in thc prima
i election1.'3
' ffST 1$e uiffny friends of ARC II ELA I
LAY reDp*ootfully announce him a ennd
dato for . Corto ty Commissioner for Ocou
Couoty,(8ubject to tho voice of tho Demi
oratio voters of tho Coiintj, uudor tho ru
governing thc primary election.
gar Tho friends Of J. M. IIUNN
CUTT hereby announoo him as ft candid)
i for County Commissioner ot tho ensui
election, subjcot to tho notion of tho peo]
io tho primnry election.
WOT The friends of WESLEY PITCI
FORD respectfully announoo him a oantl
dato for County Commissioner of Ooor
County, 'subject to tho voico of tho peo?
in tho primary election.
fi?* Tho friends of ANDREW DIGI
SON respectfully announce him a candid
foy U'tK office* of ' County Commission
subjcot to thc action of thc pcoplo in I
primary election.
gar Thc many friends of W. W. MO
respectfully announce him as a oandid
for tho Offico of County Commissioner, su
\ joet to tho rutificatiou of tho pcoplo at I
primary election.
gar Tho friends of M. S. MESS]
respectfully announce him as a oandid
for County Commissioner nt tho ensui
election, subjcot to* tho voice of tho peo
at thc primary electron.
gar Thc friends of JOHN R. STEE
horoby onnounco him as a imitable pon
for tho oflioo of County Cum mission
subjcot to thc nomination by tho prim
oleotioo.
SST Tho friends of F. L. SITTf
rospootfully nnrnouoco him. a candidato
County Coin missioner, subject to (ho out
of tho pcoplo in tho primary olo?lion.
fi?0- Tho many friends of W. T. JAN
respectfully nnnounco him a oandidato
County Commissioner, subjoot to the oot
of tho pcoplo lo tho primary clootion.
For Probate Judgo.
?arTl?e frionds of RICHARD LEV*
respectfully announoo him a' oandidato
ro-election to tho offioo of Probato J ml gi
Ooonco Oouuty, hub j cot to tho votes of
pcoplo in tho primary election.
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TO THE FRONT
FRESH ARRIVALS EVERY
DAY !
9 \\i8. Beet LEAF LAUD for $1 00.
0 LBS. BTANDAlUf ??A'' SUOAU f?r$l ff)
BoSl Young Hyson TEA at SO couts lb.
Boat JAVA COFFEE, 3} lbs. for $1 00.
FALL PRINTS as low Os at any oilier pl?co.
Iloihe M?de LA??ES' SHOES, al $1 2ft,
Highest market prico paid fdr COUNTRY
PRODUCE.
j. E. HENDRIX ? SON.
Oct 3, 1878 -10
wiMTEn IM oo ftAys
250,000 Acres of Land.
FARRIS, FAISAIS ! F A RlfiS ! !
REAL ESTATE OF ALL KINDS
To Ute Peuple ol* Oconcc
Donniv :
I? AVINO made arrangements with tho largest
Kcal Estate Agency In the. South, I am' now
ready lo take description of laud of ali parties
who may hav? thc same td sell. I want Moun
tain Lands, Grazing Lands, Timbered Lands,
Mineral Lands and Farming Lands, Town Lots
and Town Properly. I lake tho lands and have
them advertised ext?n?ivcly through tho North
ern, Eastern and Western States and in Great
Britain and Germany. If no sale is made I will
not cliargo one ocut, ns tho Agency I represent
wants within tho next thirty days two hundred
aud fifty thousand acres pf land. I hope tho
people of Oconco will assist mo in getting up
thc lands and help build up our thinly set Hod
country. Every farmer who places lauds in my
hands will be sonl a paper freo all tho year,
showing his land advertised. Romembcr, in thc
next thirty days I want 260,000 acres of land.
A. J. PEN Dfi EY,
Resident Land Agent. Walhalla, S. C.
QlW}WLir A%,THpm*i>&: ? P?Knftiir's Livery
Stabil M * Oot. 8, 1878 46 8t
SPINNING WHEEL.
T
1 H ROW away your old Spinning Wheel aud
buy BRYCE'S NEW PATENT. Spins twenty
five hanks every day. Made of iron. Run by
friotion. Will last a lifetime. Nothing to wear
or break. Can be run in atty position and only
ocoupic,) a space of eight by twelvo inches.
Price, $5.00. Call on or address
DR. J. P. HARRIS, Agent,
Weat Union, S. C.
Cet 3, 1878 46 8m
Final Settlement.
THE undersigned petitions tho Probate
Court for n final settlomontof the Estate
of Mary Ann Wbisenant, minor, on the 19th
day of Cotrbor, ut ll o'clock A. M., and my
discharge from tho Guardianship of said
minor. A. J. HUNT, Guardian.
Sept. 19,1878, 43-4
ESTATE NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to tho l?state of Dr.
T. S. Miller, deceased, aro requested to
moko payment, and those having demands
against thc said Estate will prosent thom
attested according to law.
HENRIETTA MILLER,
Administratrix.
Sept. 19, 1878 43-4
?QTICK
ALL persons holding .Billa. Accounts of. De
mands of any kind against the County of
Oconco, S. C , willoh have not been before pre
sented lo tho Hoard of County Commissioners
at spcolal meetings during tho year, aro hcroby
notified that they aro required to deposit tho
samo in my office, in tho Court House in Wal
halla, S. C., on or boforo tho first day of, No
vember next. J. W. STRIBLINO,
Clerk Board County Commissioners,
bept. IO, 187?. 48-4
WOOL CARDING.
Ou?t WOOL CARDS HAVE BEEN NEWLY
clothed and put/ in thorough repair for tho Fall
Carding. All WOOL brought to us will bo
promptly carded and satisfaction guaranteed.
Wool left with C. L. RKID & Co. will bc oarded
aud returned to tho store at samo prico as al
Factory.
Prico 10 cont8 per pound for white and 12}
ocntB for mixed.
Tho Faotory will bo run by .Mr. W. J. Sullies
an experienced carder.
Wool bought ot tho market prico.
NEVILLE & HOLLEHAN,
WALHALLA, 8. C.
August 22, 1878 40-3mo
Notice.
ii
ARPER'S MILLS aro slopped for tho purposo
of putting in a new water wheel and making
othor vnluhblo improvements; all of which will
bo complet c?l and in running ord er by SVEDNES
DAY, tho Oth instant ; after which customers can
bo aooonimotlated with tho boat of flour or corn
meal. Satisfaction guaranlod. A sot of French
Rumiones and Irons' for sale,
. Oot 8, 1878 40
TUE NAME OF THE FIRM.CFAI. D, X.
BIEMANN HAS TJ1I8MDAY-.8EPT
TEMBER 2d, 1878-B?EN CHANGED TO
THAT OF
D. BIEMANN & SON.
Wo oro daily reooiving our ?took of
FALL AND WlNT?R GOODS,
Which hav'o boon bought exclusively in
Nvthcru i'norkots willi caro oe to QUALITY,
PRICE AND PRKVAILINO S.TYLE8,
and which will bo sold at the dosent margino
for
CA.SI?
1??* Wo would rcspootfully invito you to
call and oxumino them.
All persons indebted to either
D. Biomann or H. D. A. Biemanti
who do not mako satisfactory
arrangcinonts concerning their
accounts this fall, with tho now
firm, may expect them to bo col
lected by law;
Respectfully,
JIP. rt* IHM A NN & ?ora:
Sept. 5, 1878 42
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
-AT- . ,
J. H. fi LIC. II Sr SOl?.'-SL
JUST RECEIVED;
J\. Xiai-fio Stools, of
Olioioo, Staple euri cl
F?ICY HOODS.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
HEW GOODS
CONSISTING OF THESE NECESSARIES;
Sugar, Coffee Toas, Bncon, Lard and Mo
lucca, ... ... .
Oil, Lampa, Wicks and Chimneys,
Combs, Brushes, Soaps and Glasses, 4
And Locks, Sor'ev/s, Butts and Dingos;
Cutlory and all'kinds" of Ware,
Snuff, Tobacco,' Clgnrs imd l'ip?^,
Collars, Cravats and Men's Wear,
And Domestics of all Grades and Stripes,
Boote, Shoes, Elastics and Hose,
Pons, Ink, Pencils and Pupor,_ ,
Pins, Noodles, Ribbons and Calicoes,
All to bo sold cheap for cash Hoon er or later..
In short wo pay the highest prioos for'producoi
And sell goods ns in ante-bellum days;
Indood nil things in our lino, so..cbeap, induce!
Our customers to say, "To buy from Sligh
pays."
Persons,wishing to bur lohei?p' end -ffriiA.
?lass good*' wili Arid it to thou- interest to'
give J. II. SfclGlI & SON a call. ,
Sopt. 5, 1878 * 42T .
ADGER COLLEGE,
1 HE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION
will begin on THURSDAY, Hie 12th day of
September next. ,
Tuition per session, - $20 00
Board per month, including every
thing rxcept washing nnd lights, $10 00
I asl mci ion thorough by a full corps of Pro
fessors.
For particulars address
KEV. J. R. RIL,E?%
Chairman of FVcnlfy.'
WALHALLA, S. C., August 20, 1878. 41
B A T1IS, BATHS !
' rpiIE undersigned has title.! up on elegant
1 RATH-HOUSl?, near tho Brewery.
Fifteen cents per. bath. Towels, Soap, &o.,
furniolicd. Respectfully.
JOHN KAUFMANN.
July 4 1878 S8-8mo
FRESH BEEF!
J WILL furnish to tho people of Walhalla, Wcst
1 minster and vicinities, at my usual ploco of
business,'Hie best Mourt'tain" Ucpf nt.low.?igurca?
to wit: From 6 couts per jiognd to li eon is per
pound, nccordingto.'luality. Terms, stgl?()y cash..
Parties buying tickets that I uso in my business1
will receive 10 per cent, discount on amounts
taken. M. H. BRYCE, Butober*
Sept 6, 1878 42-2qf
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
T
1 HUEE Hundred find Forty Acres, within
thrco miles (Southeast! of Soncoa City, Oconoo
County, S.C.; about eighty acres in cultivation,
tho balance in woods; wjth a noot and conven
ient, sottlcmont. These lands onn bc equally
divided and or? fine funning lands for groin and
cotton. Seneca City is ono of tho best up
country markets und tho surrounding ooitntry Is
equal to any portion of tho wide world for good
water and good, health. Persons wishing to buy
and 8ettlo in a choleo and convenient community
would do .well tb examine tboii? lands or consult
Mr. M. >V. Coleman nt Sonbtfa City as to those
lands, &c. Terms cnsli.
TUON. IIAUI'KK.
Oot 3, 1878 40
FORT MADISON;
HAVING PROCURED ?TH it OU ta II?
FREIGHTS, tho highest, cosh prices oan Wi
will bo paid for COTTON1 At' that plaoo.
J'. A, DOYLE.
,! Sept 20, 1878 45_4t