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Ii is always in order te pay the printer and preacher. $ Dime reading in tho oollego building on Friday night. The now advertisement of Mossra. J. E. . Hendrix & Son will attract attention.* Hoad it and giro them a call. QUKRY: "Why will men smoko common tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Brothors Seal of North Carolina,' at tho sarao price?" Hr. A. Brenoeoko will acoopt our thanks for two of tho largest and finest turnips that we have seen, each weighing fivo pounds. Warm, oloudy weathor, with drizzling rain bas prevailed for sevoral days. Tho fall has been unusually mild and very favorablo for harvesting crops. The pastor of tho Buptist Church is nbsont this week attending tho Baptist State Con von? tlon. His pulpit will to rilled on next Sun? day morning by Ko v. J, R. Riley and at Hight by Dr. J. P. Smoltzor. Mr. W. Lowry, of Columbia, adycriises Sedgebeor's Patent Nonpareil Mills in our -columns this week. Those mills areiuvalu" -able to farmors and others, and wo commend '?' Mr, Lowry to thom. .. Wo regret to nnnounoo tho death of Col. F. E.. Harrison, of Anderson vii lo. Ho died ' .on Monday last of dipoaso of tho throat. Col. ' Harrison was 0.00 of the best citizens of .this section. t Thursday, tho 28d instant, has boen set ?part by tho President und tho Governors of . nearly oil tho States, including tho Governor ofvSoutbCarotina, ns a day of fasting nod prayer and thanksgiving. Wo presumo tho people . of this section will obsorve tho day. ' Bist' BOOK VOR. EVERYBODY-.-Tho now illustrated edition of Webster's Dictionary, containing three thousand engravings, is tho best bookjor everybody that tho press has pro duced in tho present century, und should bc regarded as indispensable to tho well-regu lated homo, reading room, library, and pince of business.- Golden Era. Oon. W. W. Humphreys, of Anderson, District Doputy Grand Mostor of tho First Masonic District of South Carolina, will visit Walhalla on Tuesday night, 20th instant, (or the purposo of exemplifying tho work of Ancient Freemasonry. Each Lodge in thc county will be prosont, according to Gen. Humphreys' request, for instruction. All Masonic brethren ure invited to bo present on this interesting occasion. Ono of our oittaens, Mr. Claus Stucke, was ?toriousiy out with a knife ono night last week by n man named Bill Smith. Thc oame person is reported to have thrown a ?cale weight ut Mr. Hoist, which struck a little boy in tho breast and injured bim j dangerously. Both parties aro under medical treatment with doubts of their recovery, v Smith is at largs. Th? affair occurred at ; A night, and, from report, was without provo ?cation. ' Ooo of the first duties of tho House of lt o pr c . ?'?BOrttativ.e-<r, after tho a?sombliug of tho Legi H .''Tature will bV the olootion of a Clerk. We learn that Col. Jamos A. Hoyt, long and favorably known to our pcoplo ns the editor of tho Andorson Intelligencer, and more re ' t oontly of the Columbia Register, will be n candidato for that position. Wo know of no .?citizen of our Stato moro worthy of tho posi tion in point nf capacity and fitness, or by reason of uminont services in thc cause of tho Democracy than Colonel Hoyt, and none whose election wo would moro gladly record. .Col. Hoyt ia eminently a sclf-mndo man, and hy hts inherent force of character and indomi table energy ha? risen to a high position as ? journalist. In tho campaign of 1876 he . wa? a member of tho Stato Executive Com mittee- of tho Democratic Party, and both on the ?tump and through tho press ho battled nobly for the oau?o of Hampton and good government. Ho was not loss activo in tho lait campaign, and both hil services and his qualifications entitle ht? claims to considera? It-ion. Wo wish him success. .UK-OI'KNINO A TnoRoueuFARB.-In order to guard against results utterly subversive ot health, itis absolutely essential that tho grand thoroughfare or avanue of the system, tho bowels, should be re-opened os speedily as possible when they becomo obstructed. If '\ they aro net, tho hilo is misdirected into tho blood; the liver becomes torpid; viscid bilious ntattcr gets into the ito mach, and produoos < Indigestion/ headaches onBuo, and othor symptoms are produced, which a prolongation pt the exolting causo oply tonda to aggravate. Tho nporiont proportion of H est? Hors Slomaoh fitters constitute a moat useful agent in over /joining constriction of tho bowels, and promo ?inga regular habit of body, lt is infinitely superior to tho drastio cathartics frequently used for tho purpose, since it does not, liku ; ( >homh not violently, but produces a natural, painless effeot, which does not impair the tone of the OT neu a tory organs, which it in vig 'Orates instead of weakening. Tho stomach . and liver also, indoed tho ontiro system, is '. strougthoncd and regulated by it, I . In Collins oounty, Texas, corn is selling at j\ jW conj* por bushol. / Tho Netos and Courier opposes a Constitu tional Convention and thinks any nocdod changes can bo mado without tho risk and expense of a convention, by umendment, in ' fho usual way. I Tho Genoral Assembly will moot in Columbia noxt Tuesday. Tho Houso will } bavo 121 Democrats and 3 Ropublicans. Tho SonatO will bo composed of 20 Democrats Ifind 6 Radioals. On tho second Tuesday after mooting tho Legislature will oloot a United States Senator for six yoars. boginning on tho 4th of March 1870, to fill tho placo now hold by John J. Patterson. The News and Courier, puts forth the name of Govornor Hampton for tho position, and ho will doubtless bo elected without opposition. \ Geo. W. Williams & Co., of Ohnrloston shipped by tho Southern Express Company a ; paokago of $25,000 to Koo voa, Nicholson ; & Co., of A thous, Ga. Tho paokago was lost V/ near Yomassoo on tho Port Royal Railroad. % The Express Company has promptly paid r (ho amount. W? 8. Linob, oxpross mosiengor, J bas boon arrested. Tho only propor way to manazo pol?tica ia to let the offioo gook the man; but offices bavo beoome eo stupid of late years that mon are obliged to run after them, and often a number of mon run for tho same offioo, la tho goodness of their hoarts, thinking the placo would not otherwise- bo filled. Married, on Tuesday, tbo 12th instant, at tho roeidenoe of tho bride's father, by the Re?. J. B. Davies, Mr. JOHN M. HENDRIX, of Walhalla, to Miss EMMA E. COOK, of Mount Pleasant, Cabarrus County, N. 0. Married, at the residence of the bride's father, in Walhalla, on tho ovoning of tho 19th instant, by Rov. J. G, Boehm, Mr. JOHN ROSK to Mios JULIANNA BAUMOARTEL. Married, nt the rosidonoo of tho brido'd father, Dr. Thos. L. Lowie, Walhalla, on the evening of tho 19th instant, by Rov. J. J. Novillo, Mr. 0. L. HENRY, of Elbert County, Go., and Miss JULIA LEWIS. FOB LAUNDRY USE. *?ov*Sale EYerywhere. > Nov 21. 1878 l-4t* CHRISTMAS IS CO MUS G ! ! ! ! MR. A. FI80HKSSF.lt has cheap and good CAN DY, NUTS, FRUIT, &o. JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, ?Oe. And various other articles, cheaper than tho cheapest. ??y* Repairing neatly and cheaply done. November 21, 1878 l-3m. J. SEDGEBEER'S PATENTNONPAREIL REVERSIBLE MOTION, SELF-SHARPEN ING, IRON CRUSHING AND GRINDING To Cotton Planters in Particular, WHO require a Corn Grinding Mill and Cot ton Seed Huller, combined in tho sarao Mill, thc subscriber wilt say that he has suc ceeded io annoying tho Dress of tho Vinte of his Nonpareil Tower Mills, and that he is now able to fill orders for Ibo Combined Corn Mill and Cotton Seed Huller at the samo prico os steted io his Frico List for the various sizes. No alterations are to bc made by ?ho purchaser in the Milk-to either Grind Corn or Hull Cotton Seod-th y simply to open the Plates to tho re quired coarseness for Hulling Cotton Seeds. A coarse sieve or any common Fanning Mill will sep?rale und clean the seed from thc bulls. Remember, all the Nonpareil Mills run equally well right or left, and by reversing tho motion tho cutting edge of tho teeth last, used are being sharpened, and will cont june to do so as long aa tbcre aro teeth In the plates. Nonpareil Combined Hullers mid Corn {?rindei**. Sizo of No. 1, weight with Flywheel, 470 pounds; Horse Tower, 6 to 0; Revolutions, GOO lo 800; Capacity per hour of Cotton Seod, green or dry, 8 to 26 bushels; Trice, $85. Size of No. 2, weight with Fly Whee), 810 pounds; Horso Tower, 8 to 5; Revolutions, 800 to OOO; Capacity per hour of Cotton Seed, green or dry, 7 to 14 bushels; Trice, $06. Address W. LOWRY, Agent, Columbia, 8. C. Nov 21, 1878 l-2t m. ?87I MAIN TRIUMPHANT I THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE AWARDED THE GOLD MEDAL AT TI1K Paris Exposition 1878 FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH BY J. E. r.^.UIX & SON. CALL AN ) SEE OUR COOKING STOVES! FT)R LOW PRICES WE CAN'T BE BEAT IN ANYTHING 1 Nov 21, 1878 , \ ?ARPER'S BAZAR. 1879. i Xu L. xj s rr Pt-A. T E? ID ? NOTICES OF TUB PRB88. To dross according to II A KIMMI'S Ii AH All will be the nim nod ambition of the wooton of A tu erica.- Boston Transcript Aaa faithful ohroniolo of fashion, and a newspaper of domestic and social choraotor, it ranks without a rival.-ZiVeoArim Eagle. This paper bas uequired a wide popularity fur tho Hresido enjoyment it affords, and has booomo on established authority with the ludios.-M 1'. Evening Post Tho volumes ol thc BAZAR, bogin with tho first Number for Januury of each year. Whoo no limo ia mentionod, it will bo under? stood that tho subscriber wishes to oommenoo witli tho Numbor next aftor tho receipt of his ordor. HARPER'S PERIODWALS. Harper's Magazine, Ono Year $4 00 Harper's Wookly, .???.?.. 4 00 Harpor'e Bazar, " " 4 00 Tho Throe publications, ono year 10 00 Any Two, ono yoar 7 00 Six pub-serin Hon?, ono yoar 20 00 Terms for largo clubs furnished on opplica* tion. W&* Postago froe to nil subsoribors in tho United States and Canada. Tho Annual Volumes of Harper's BAZAR in neat oloth binding, will bo sent by ex press, froo of expenso fprovided tho freight doo? not exceed ono dollar per volume), for $7 00 each. A Complete Set, comprising Eleven Volumes, sont on receipt of cash at the rato of $5 25 por volume, froight at tbo expense of purchaser. Cloth oases for each volume, suitable for binding, will bo sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of of $1 00 each. Remittances should bo mado by Pest Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid chanco of loss. f6jT Newspapers aro not to copy this ad vertisement without tho express order of j Harper & Brothers. Address HABPER& BROTHER, Now York. THEY ALL WANT IT, Because it is a family newspaper of puro, sound reading for old; and young, and it contains a reltablo and comprehensive sum* mary ot' nil the important Nows. THE New York Observer THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER, Publishes both tho roligious and socolar nowa that is desired in any family, while all that is likely to do harm is shut out. lt de votes four pagos to roligious news and four to secular. Tho NEW YORK ORSKRVER was first pub lished in 1823; and it is behoved to bo tho only instanco ot a Religious Newspaper con? tinning ita oven course for Fifty six Years, without a change of nnmo, doctrine, intent, purpose, or pledge from the dato of its birth. The 57th Volume Will contain all tho important nows that can interest or instruct; so tbat any ono who roads it will bo thoroughly posted. We do not run a benevolent institution^ and wo do not nek fur tho support) of oh(U?ty. Wo proposo to mnko the Best Newspaper l\iat is published, and wo proposo to *oR ?t QB cheaply ns it can bo afforded. LOT those who wont puro, sound, sensible, truthful rending, subaoribe for it, and let thom imiuT others to do the ?ame. We are now publish ing 1n tho OnsBRVBR the story of Joan, tl^o XVCct,lc3L. by Mrs. Charles, author of "Chronicles of tbo Schonberg-Cotta Familv." We send no premiums. Wo will sond you The New York Observer ono year, postpaid, for $3.15. Any one send ing with his own subscription tho names of NEW subsoribors shall havo commission allowed in proportion to tho number sont. For particulars seo terms in tho ORSBRVRR. SAMPLE COPIES FREE. Address, New York Observer _87 Park Kow, Mew York. Tli?STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF OCONEE. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. R. Lewie, Judge of Probate, 1 Complaint against V for Jamos R. Cox. ) Foreclosure. PURSUANT to an Order of Foreclosure, mndo in this eas? by Hon. T. J. Mackey, Presiding Judgo, on the 11th of March, 1878, I will sell to tho highest bidder, oeforo tho Court Houso door nt Walhalla S. C., un sale? day in DECEMBER NEXT, tho Tract of Land described in tho pleadings io this caso, ns follows: AU that Piece or Tract of Land, situate in said Stato and county, on Brass town Creek, waters of Tugaloo Rivor adjoining lands of Isaac Stand ridge, Jacob Butt and others, containing Ono Hundred and Fifty Acro8, more or loss, ?nd known as Tract No. 10 of tho real catato of Jacob Butt, Senior, deceased. TERMS- CASH. J. W. STRIBLINO, C. O. P. November 7, 1878. &T-4t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ocoiice Couin8y. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. R. Lewis, Judgo of Probato, J Complaint against V for Wm. 0. Scruggs. j Foreclosure PURSUANT to an Order of Foreclosure, mado in this oase by Hon. J. II. Hudson, Presiding Judge, on tho 19th of Ootober, 1878, I will soil, to the highest bidder, before tho Court Houso door in Walhalla, oa salo - day in DECEMBER NEXT, tho Tract of Land dosoribod in tho pleadings in this case, as follows: viz: All that Pieco, Parcol or Trivet ol Land hoing in said Stato and county, adjoining tho Mill Tract horotofore belonging to Hiram Qibson, deceased, lands belonging to John B Sitton and others, known as tho Smith Tract of the real ostato belonging to tho catato of said Hiram Qibson, doeeo?cd, containing One Hundred and Fifty Acres, moro or less. TERMS-CASH. J. W. STRIBLINO, O. 0. P. Novombor 7, 1878 51-4t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooon.ee Oovairty. IN TUB COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. Lewis Jaynos ] Complaint against j- for Richard Cain. j Forcoloauio. PTRSUANT to on ordor of Forcoloauro, made in (his case, by Hon. J. II. Hudson, Presid ing Judge, on tho 19lh of Ootober, 1878, I will sell, to the highest, bidder, before tho Court Houeo door in Walhalla, on salcday in DECEM BER NEXT, tho Traot of Land described in the pleadings in this ease, as follows: "All the de fendant's interest in tho Real Estate of his father, Wm. Cain, deceased, which is one fifth of said estate, the said ostato consisting of a Traot of Land oontaining about throe hundred and twelve aeres, and adjoining lands of Wm. Dearden, M. B. Morgan, T. C. MoQee and others, and moro fully described by a plat mado by J. B. Sanders, D. 8., dated tho ?th of Febru ary. I860." TERMS GASH. J. Wv TRIPLING* C. O. P. Nev 7,187,8 (y.4t sus* kirr 's ??liE?. BY vlrluo of executions to roo directed I will sell, on MONDAY, salo day io Decem ber nest, at liio Court HOUHC door ia Walhalla, between (bo legal holm of sale, tho following described prop", ty. lo v?ll; One Truei of baud, ou CliaugaCreek, contain ing 109 nore?, move or less, adjoining lauds of Norton ? Koli': Quince lbadicy and others. Levied on as ibo properly of John M. M. Robin son at tho suit of D. Dieinanu. ALSO, Tbe one undivided ha'f interest in bots Nos. 168 and 1C4, in SouocaCity, containing one half nore ouch. No. b>3 fronts ou Fair Play Street. Levied on as tho propel ty of I. D. Fincuniion at the suit of brock Bros. against I. D. Finoanaon, and other cases against same de fendant. AT.R0, One House and Lot, No. 108, in Seneca City, containing one half acre, more or less, fronting Fair Day fjircet, adjoining lands of John Hop kins. Lovlcd on as tho property of FtDoannoa & Son at ibo snit of T. L. Vail Cnshicr. TERMS OF SALK-CASU. J AM li S H. ROBINS, Sheriff Oconee County. Nov. 7, 1878 51-St Probate Sale. Stale orson .li Carolina, m PH OL A TE CO UR T. Mrs. Mary M. Isbell, Plaintiff,"t Petition vs. for Nancy M. Clovolnnd, Mnry E. " Partition. Qlonn and otbors, Defendants. BY virtno of a Deorotol Order in tho abovo stated case, I will soil, on saleday DECEMBER NEXT, nt Walhalla, S. C.. at public auction, the following dosoribod land, an tho Bool Estate of Hov. Samuel Isbell, deceased, for partition and division among his hcire-at-lnw. to wit: Ono Tract of Land, containing ono hundred and sixty (160) acres, more OT less, situated in Ooneo County, on waters of Big Beaver* dam Crcok, adjoining lands of Jackson Hunt and others. TERMS OP SALE: One-third cash, and tho remaining two thirds on a credit of twolvo months, with interest from day of salo, to bo secured by a mortgage of tho premiso.?. Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Judge of Probate. November 7. 1878 51-4t. State of South Carolina, OCONEE COUNTY. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. W. J. Novill A J. E. Nevill I Complaint against V for C. E. Watson. j Foreclosure. PURSUANT to an Order from this Court in this caso, mada by Hon. J. II. Hudson, Presiding Jud^o, on tho 19th of October, 1878, I will soil, to tho highest bidder, bo furo the Court House door, at Walhalla, S. C., on saleday in DECEMBER NEXT, tho Tract of Land described in tho pleadings in this oaso as follows, vir..: All thnt Piece, Parcel or Traot of Laud, situate in tho Town of Wal halla, County and State aforesaid, adjoining |<lnnds of D. Biomann, Mrs. R. A. Hunter, jbjhn G. Davis and others, ooutaining ono and o,i0-lmlf acres more or loss. TERMS-CASH. J. W. STRIBLING, C. CP. i pember 7,1878 5i-4t. State of South Carolina, OCONEE COUNTY. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Melissa Lay 1 Complaint against V for G. Wannor and G. W. Filzingcr. j Foreclosure PUKSUANTf Ouon Order from this Court in this coso, \ojpdo by Hon. J. II. Hudson, Presiding Judge, on tho 10th of Ootobor 1878, I will soil to tho highest bidder boforo tho Court House door, nt Walhalla, S. C., on saleday in DECEMBER NEXT, tho Tract of Land described in the pleadings in this ease, as follows, vis.: "All that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land, situate in said State and county, on both sidos of Ooonoo Creek, nd? Hoining lands of reserved for Wm. A. Lay, ands of Mason Duncan, Wm. Todd and others, containing about Six Hundred and Fifty Two Aores, moro or loes. This salo is subject to all tho rights and lion upon said land disclosed in ordor of record in tho courts, t endered in tho caso of A. Lay and Josephine Vernor against W. A. Lay and others. TERMS-CASH. J. W. STRIBLING, C. C. P. November 7,1878 51-4t. D. BIEMANN & SON. Come one. Come all YT7"T7 HAVE purchasod this Fall and Vf _I2j havo now in Storo and doily arri ving tho LARGFST STOCK wo havo ever displayed to tho public ASSORTMENT COMPLETE. Prices Unequalled! Dry Coeds, Prints, Sheetings Shirtings and a full lino of Foreign and Domestic staple goods of overy description. Especial attention is called to our large and woll selected stook of Dross Goods, in the latest styles and colors, with a magnificent lino of Black Mohairs and Alpacas. Table Damask, white and colored, Towels, Napkins, Doylies, ?bo.; also tho latest novel ties in Hosiery, Gloves, Linon and Silk Handkerchief, Ladies Ties, nod an endless VARIETY OF BOTXOHS Twenty pounds of Zophyr Worsted, ovory imaginable shudeor color; a hnndsomo lino of Salom and Chnrlottsvillo Joans, Casaimers, and pieco goods, so woll known for theil ! cheapness and durability. A comploto stook of tho latest stylos of | Ready Made Clothing and Cents' Furnishing Goods, such ns Laundricd and Unlnundricd Shirts, Ties, Cravats and Bows, Linen ant' Papor Collars and Cuffs, .Merino Undershirts, &G., CCC. Also, a full lino of Boots and Shoos, Hats and Caps, Saddles and Harness, Leather, Crockory and Glassware, Hardwaro, Grocorios, Badging and Tios, ?co., on hand at all timos and which will bo sold at BOTTOM PRICES for cash or barton Boforo purchasing olscwhoro, wo would bo pleased to havo you givo us a call. AU persons indobtod to either D. Biomann or II. D. A Biomann, who do not moko satis tuotory arrangemonnts regarding thoir oe? counts by Jar? tory 10th, 1870, may expect to have thom collected by law. 0,000 Bushels now oom wanted, for which wo will pay tho highest market prioo in cash or goods. Respectfully, D. Bie^fiann & Son. Highest markot prioo paid in CASH fot COTTON, October 24, 1878 I 40 ST (5) ia i ? -:o: WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING to our customers and the public generally that IMMENSE STOCK OP FALL ?fe WINTER GOODS, Which hus been bought by our Senior, who ha? Just retnrnod from New York, ia daily arriving, and will bo completo iu eight days. The abovo goeds have been bought with caro as to Price, duality and Prevailing Styles, and will not fail to Bull the moat fastidious. Our reputation of keeping nothing but tho BEST GOODS, Will be kept np to Its highest standard. In consequence of tho depreciation in OOTtTTOlSr GOODS, together with tho scarcity of money, we will seit our entire stock of those goods at prices which will defy comp?tition. Cur stock of mm moon?! Consisting iu part of Domestics, Sea Island and Hickory Shirtings. Shootings, Tickings, North Carolina Plaids, Prints, Scotch mid Domestic Ginghams, Dinseys, Pleached mid Hi own Coolon Flaunols, Cambric and India Longeloths, (com prising tho most popular brands-Now York Mills, Wamsnttn and Oold Medal.) Blankets, Ladies' Singlo, Double and Breakfast Shawls, Boulevard and Balmoral Skirts, Ladies' Cloaks, tte, is complote in every particular. This Department it nt all times exceedingly attractive, being constantly replenished with tho Latest Novolties to suit tho season, specially solccted for lliohncss nnd Elegance and includ ing all tho most Fashionable Fabrics in tho Nowcst Shades and Colorings, consisting of Black and Colored Alpacas, Pure and Nonpareil Mohairs, Imperial, Scotch nnd French Plaids, all Wool Cashmcro Fronoh Merinos, Mohair Brilliantines, all .Wool Sorgos, Paris Stripes, Satines aud Velveteens. WtHlQYH QOODfc In addition to thc large stock always to bc found in this deportment, may bo mentioned thc frosh arrival of Nainsooks, Jackonets.Organdics, Swiss and Jaconet, Striped and CrosB Barred Muslins, Bobincts, Illusions, Bird's Bye and Cotton Diapers, Irish Liuens, Table Damasks, Towels, Crash, &o. Wo bavo a beaut iful assort meut of Flannels, consisting of White Shaker, Twilled Red, White and Blue, Common and Plain Red and White, Opera, all shades, Plaids and Stripes. INI? YO ??Nt ?N? TOgOEIrW., A more beautiful line of these goods hnvo never been brought to this market, consisting in part of Ladies' and Cents' Kid, Lisle and Buck Gloves and Gauntlets, Hamburg and Pique Edgings and Insert ings, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Undorvests, Ladies' and Children's Brown, Whito and Striped Hose, Ladles' Silk Ties, Fichues and Bows, all shades, Buchings, Rufties, Collarettes, Collars and Cuffs, Footing, Linen Sots, Doylies and many other new and beautiful selections, too numerous to mention. HAY?U A full assortments of Lndics', Gents' and Children's Hats, Trimmed and Untrimmed. Also, a beautiful lot of Hat Trimmings, consist ing of FlowerB, Ribbons, Ornaments, &o. (MUN)9? ItyRNiriNQ Attention is invited to our large and elegant stook of Men's Furnishing Goods, consisting of Scarfs, Ties and Cravats, Ready-Mado Clothing, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Shirts, Undershirts, Half Hose, Collars, Cuffs, &c. A full stook of all Wool and Salem Cassi m eres, Doeskins, Broadcloths, Georgia and Kentucky Jeans. A full assortment of Groceries, Crookory and Glassware, Hardware, Woodon and Willow-waro, Stationery, Boole, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies' and Qeut8' Over shoes, Trunks, Traveling .Satchels, Clocks, Wall Paper and Paper Shades. Always on hand a full lino of Tailors* Trim mings. Agents for tho Weed Sowing Machine. We feel confidont that wo can please any who may oall and examine our goods. Our polite and attentive Clerks ore never too busy to Borve you, and will spare no pains in showing you goods. Call and BOO US! Respectfully, C. L. REID & CO. Oct 10, 1878 47 State of South Carolina, OC0NEE COUNTY IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. S. Lovinggood 1 Complaint against V for W. Porry and \V. Houston, j Foroolosuro. PURSUANT to an Ordor of this Court, made in this case, by Hon. J. IL Hudson, Presiding Judge, on tho 19th of October, 1878, I will sou to the highest biddor, before tho Court Houso door, at Walhalla, S. C., on saloday in DECEMBER NEXT, tho Tract of Land described in the ploadings ns follows, via: "All that Traot of Laad in the County and Stato aforesaid, on waters of Martin's Crook, of Sonoca Rivor, adjoining lands of Wognor, Tronholm & Co., W. A. Lay and othoT, containing Ono Hundred and Scvonty Ono Acres, moro or loss. TERMS OF SALE: . Onorthird cash. Balanco in two equal installments, nt six and twolvo months, with interest from date. Purohasor to give bond and mortgage of tho premisos to seouro tho credit portion and pay oxtra for papers. J. W. STRIBLING, C. 0. P. Novombor 7, 1878 51-4t. S AM OKI, LOVINQUOOl). W. 0. HUV1N. LOVINGGOOD & ET VIN, BANKERS AND CO. MISSION MERCHANTS Coi.uECTIONS mado. Exohango bought and lold. Deposits received and a goacral banking buslnoss dono. Cotton, Crain and Flour bought and sold or rooelvod on consignment. Respectfully, , LOVINGGOOD & ERVIN* Oqt 81, 1878 50 BARGAINS! BARGAINS 1 --AT J. H. SLIGH & SON'S JUST RECEIVED, uA. Xifti-Ro Stools, of Olioioe, Stetple auxicL FANCY GOODS. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR NEW GOODS CONSISTING OF THESE NECESSARIES; Sugar, Coftco, Tens, Dncon, Lani nod Mo lasses, Oil. Lamps, Wicks nod Chimircjp, Combs, Brushes, Soaps and Glasson, And Locks, Screws, Butts and Hinges',' Cutlery and nil kinds of Waro, SHU it", Tobacco, Cigars nud Pipes, Collars, Cravats and Men's Wear, And Domestics of ni) tinnies and Stripes, Boot?, Slices, Llnstics and Hoso, Pons, lok, Ponoils and Paper, Pins, Ncedlos, Ribbons and Calicoes. All to bo sold cheap for cash sooner or ntcr. In short wo pay tho nighest prices for produce And sell goods as in ante-boUmn days-, Indeod all things in our lino, so cheap, induce Our customors to say, "To buy from Sliglt paye." Persons wishing to buy cheap and Sfat* elans goods will find it to their interest to give J. II. SLICill & SON a call. Sept. 6. 1878 42 THE FAVORITE DRY GOOBS RESORT. FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO., <; ll A lt ILES TON, S. C., Otter their r?e%v Fall Slock, Wholesale and Retail, .A-t Lower IPrioe? Than aro paid by customers for Inferior Old Auction Goods. $250,000 Worth of tho Finest and Rest Selected Stock of Carpets? Lac? Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Dress Goods, Silks,Cloaks, Shawls, Flan nels, Blankets, Mpacas, Cash meres, first and soco.id Mourning Goods, Kid Gloves, Notions, Ho siery, Ribbons, Silk Tics, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Underware, Lin ens, Table and Piano Covers, Towels, Table Damask, JVapkins Domestic Goods and thousands of other Goods too numerous to men tion, are now placed before our old customers in the State of South Carolina, o nd wc guarantee to the public and people of this State especially that through OUR IMMENSE FACILITIES And long established reputation with buyers and sellers, where Of dollars have boon exchanged through our house, that we can and always will givo bolter satis faction as regards OUAMTY Am pxueis In Goods purchasod from us than any other house South, Cray Samples sent on.application. N. B.-Charges prepaid on all Goods over $10 sent C. O. D. Please montion this paper in ordering Goods of FUECHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO., f?7& Kingr Street, harlestone South Carolina. Oct 24, 1878 40 For Sale, ONE HOUSE" AND LOT, oonlaining Mtwo Acres of Land, with Darn and Sta bles. Said IIou?o contains eight rooms and a Kitchen in tho basement. Garden and Land in fine planting order; also well fenced. Situated oo tho Main Street of Walhalla, South Carolina Will bo sold cheap on account of loaving the Slate Terms-Half cash; balanco first of April. 1870; J. H. KLEINBECK. Oot 24, 1878 40-1 rn B??T Abbeville PPOBS and Banner, Kdgofield Advertiser, Newberry I lein ld ami Laurens Herald Will pienso copy the oboTO advertisement, to tho extent of $2.60 caeby and forward bills to this offioo. i?inal Settlement. 'PUK undorsigncd petitions to tVo Probate 1 Court of Oeonco ooumy, for Anal settlement of tho estate of Jennette E. Abbott, deceased, on tho 2?th of November next, al U o'clock A. M., and a final dlecharge from sahl administra tion. JOHN M. DOW IS, Administrator. 10, 1878 47-4t