Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, January 02, 1879, Image 2
^JgJjJ'JJ....'..1 J.ULI' if.'jj
i Beat Swool Navy Tobaoco.
oted to tho salea of proporty
lcd ay .
|;iai?yuiall from Walhalla to
'Vorohor made tho sobool
punty happy on last Monday
fe part of th?lr school mouoy.
fhy will mon smoko common
jh<?y oan buy Marburg Brothors
?Carolina,' ut tho sumo price?"
(p Stribliugond S. K. Dondy
rabbits and 18 partridges
?in fiyo hours.
pcotcd German fellow citizou,
, Johu Boauleltor, was aool
dcath ono day last weok.
eats, by tho nm oe of- Smith,
anderson county, and frederich
J^t?n, Goorgla, entered Adgor
lady by tho nomo of Mrs.
living iu tho lower portion
Mied nt an udvanccd age, last
mmm
rkpatriok, of Franklin, N. C.,
ionian's Hotel Tuesday night
Uto. Wo understand that ho
OT tho fair daughters of Char
Sphrlij?maq festival al the Lutheran Church
rgF^8tmK ft"d happy occasion. The
^Jra^BT^ocllci.t and (he lillie speeches by
fffll^ren '.Wore appropriate an t good. The
'/\R';repoyt of thc Secretary shows tlie
ii^K|fehoo\ to bo in a nourishing condition.
Sap|'oo,iatoinoor Fire (hun pa ny gave an
K?ippfor ut Biomau's Hotel on Tuosday
o ?TUo oysters wore charmingly served
||BBtIr.jA. Brcnnnoko, who understands
jiiHdo-f tt, and wcro licarlily enjoyed by
L Byhpro of tho company and thc invited
H 'CMtnusip was furnished by Messrs.
^'BucELgi?klo and Norman, and tho
^-HsJof tho evening were enhanced by
ijwge^ and waltzes by tho gcntlcmon
? IMBOwiuK are Kev. J. J. Neville's nppoiut
^HHtho month of January:
^^Hfrjngs, lBt Suuday aud Saturday before
' H^ 2d Sunday at ll A. M. and 7 P. M.
jg City, 8d Sunday and Saturday beforo
'?bip, M Sunday ot 3 I?. M.
Hvr, 4th Sunday iiud Saturday bofaro nt
S&kens, 4th Sunday '? l\ M.
Honards of tho oirouit will please meet
HBO parsonage in Walhalla, on Saturday
Hmo 2d Sunday in January, ul ll o'ol?ok.
Basa very im port ant meeting, it is c?rn
. WLuestcd th at every member be present.
I Christmas
^?'towu was quiet. Wc heard of tho
Hfks having a few morry makings in thc
Mlmces and calico parlies. These amuse
Hw natural'und ad spied to youth and we
^?Bambor when wo enjoyed them hugely.
mung people will have amusements, and
Hat parties are far baiter, than, by denying
Hj> son.! ihexf'Vo /drinking and gambling
I^^Ki'?.)Vi#BaW and hoard of hut little drink
5;i^JaroJjjlud to record iliis fuel. We hoard,
H/upr several blockade wagons being
?BHic town. Our Commissioner lodged one
'Hi'jail, charged willi retailing without li.
Kfthd moonshiners had better lookout, ?is
Jflgit Will, in tho future, ho strictly enforced,
Ht at raw bail ho taken. Mail hereafter will
SBilr?d .to justify, which is right. Thc
?flrocpt hus boon lenient for past oU'eiiecs,
?lng a general pardon to all who have
gall thc law, provided they do not again
HI in tho illicit making or selling of liquor.
?B hopo and believe that this act of cleoien
Hid put a stop to this nefarious Undoes*,
B, as it HCCins, have been s adly (lisappoin
HRet every man take warning in time, tor
?violators of the law will be rigidly puu
.;Tne Woathsr
Iton dt?ya prior to last. Sunday was ex.
ff?&fiold. Thc gro.ind was frozen into
ld mass and during tho day the sun failed
.n the surface. During (he time a light
ld Buow feli, whiuh, with iain on Sunday
pft tho Streets liko a shoot of glass, to
jiger of pedestrians. On Monday evening
ither.moderated and now mu I and s'ush
Jv"
K?.MUgbont tho county. We uudei.si.nnl
Ids uro dcaporotcly ba l, and this could not
Rafise after tho freeze for ten days, Col
in and thaw. Wc do not remember
j fo?t such freezing cold weather for so
n?eouttvo days in this county ?is the
I. It is an ill wind that blows nobody
ld.. So WO say of the cold weather. We
BW^?;heard that a freezing winter, with
ii snow, is tho preeursDr of a good eroji
ff this bo (ruo, mid wo think it is, wc
j'po for a good harvest of garden and field
li? your. Freezing weather causes the
|f?'p?lvcrize in the spring plowing and
|uEn? eggs of numerous, ir.sects. which
I,' th ? groping crop while from tho snow
und ftbsoibs a good deal of ammonia. If
fn?part abundant crop this year wc can
3rd toollivor around our lires a few
In tho North, from lolegnims, we learn
fORthor has boen proporl ional ely .severe
places snow lins boen reported ns from
fwclvo feot deep, delaying and blocking
?t?ads so as to prevent travel by rail or
>nvoyanoo. In Kansas the weather is
tho sovcrost that has been known lor
ive years, the mercury being several
below zero. Tho Missouri Uiver is
fronen over, lt luis doubtless beena
j|' Christmas on tho poor in the North,
'v?horn aro without means to buy either
Ins or fuel. Our people know little of
inga in great cit ios in such weather
^'prevailing for two weeks.
mjj?lRlVOK HAMPTON.
ort was in oiroulation in tho upper
[dur county lost week that (Jovernor
pb Waa dead. On Saturday last n
of pcoplo from that soction wero
quiring about its truth, and expios
^.(jrottbled they had been. Thom
p?*r80, not a word of truth in the
(jp all roadcr8 of thc Oouiutm '.veil
Shoving stated in our lust is'tuo
Governor waa rapidly improving,
[t;if.? gOOd and his wound baling.
l?aW?vibo.ior tho "Cou ?j KR" nod
it will koop you posted weekly, Dot only es
to. tho condition of our bolovod Qovornor
and future Sonator, but as to all events of
public interest, including local trade and
nows. Tho Qovornor is still improving
and his wound is hooting rapidly. Tho
"Register" of tho 28th Dcoombor soys:
"Wo aro now informod, ns far ns can possi
bly bo foreseen by surgical loro, tho Gover
nor is out of danger." Tho samo journal
of tho 20th December bas tho following us
to tho condition of Qovornor Hampton:
"Qovornor Hampton continues to improve
io health every day. Ho has boon propped
up from limo to time on his couch, and is
ohoorful, takes an interest iu passing events,
and has a good appetite. Ho W08 not re
moved to a therapeutic chair and rolled out
to tho door, ns has booti staled clsowhoro,
but was rolled out ou his couch, and enjoyed
muoh tho fresh morning air.
Tho wound ia healing linn .?souioly, only
tho edges of it festering somowhnt which is
considered by tho surgeons iwthcr normal
and moro fuvorablo than otherwise. The
carious bono whioh extended beyond tho
healing process is believed to have passed
nway with thc sloughing, so that everything
promises well for tho recovery of our good
and noblo (Jovernor."
Our readers may, therefore, content them
selves with tho certainty that tho oonstitu
lion nnd nervo of Qovornor Hampton will
carry him safely through. Wo trust to hear
in n few weeks that he is able to ride out in
his ourringo und that tho day is not remote
when ho will ugoin be scon on tho streets of
Columbia fully restored. Our pooplo have
great oousa for thankfulness to God in tho
sp iring of tho life of thc Governor nt this
critical period of our history. No mau cnn
estimate thc great loss tho State would have
sustained in his death. Ile is spared; out
of dinger; and tho Sla?o in its rise to wealth
nnd prosperity will over remember his emi
nent services and wise counsels in hov hour
of extremity.
Text's.
'.Vc have been informod th it a special
lax was levied in tho Supply Bill, to meet
tho past duo indebtedness of our county.
Thc amount levied we du not know, ns wo
have not seen the Supply Hill or any of our
members. Wc hope, however, our informa
linn is correct. Tho past duo indebtedness
of our county amounts to about t wooly-thrco
hundred dollars ?ind tho commissioners peli?
tinned for n levy of ono and a half mills to
merl it. This will lack lic itly one hundred
dollars of plying it. in full, if tho amount
asked for is allowed to bo levied.
Tho Blue Ridge ll? il rond owes taxes to
tho county for u ll um bel of years, end if |
that could bo collected lhere would perhaps
bo no need of II spooial tux, but hoi'Ctoforo
overy effort to get these laxes has been
failure. If tTe ?.pc cial levy is rai.-cd and
our past indebtedness p?id, this furn', if
ever ro.ilued, cm go lo rcduo-3 tho county
tax for some futuro year. Our part, indebt
od ness should ho paid up ia full.
If tho ono und a half mills for past in
debted ness has been ord oro J to he levied,
then our taxes will bo us follows: For tho
Slate Government, two nnd I li reo fourths
mills; for publio schools, two mills; for
current county expenso?, thrco mill*; nod
for past county indebtedness ono und n half |
mills, the whole aggregating niuo and one
fourth milts, being b?s limn the lax of last
year.
There have been 1 SO deaths from scarlet
fever in Mew Vork this week.
JEI "ST aVE .TIS XST 33 j^lLa .
Married, at Neville ?? Ilollemnn's mills, by .1
W. llollcmin. Usn,., on tho 18th of December.
187^, Mr H U.K. Y SwAirortn lo Mrs. A ?TA
QuAiii.r.s, nil of Ooo .ce county.
Married, on thc '2 llb of December, 187f\ al
Ibo residence of I Ito bride's tallier, (.'allaway
Stone. Ksq., by Hov. .7. .1 Neville, Mr. JOHN
M ANTIN to Miss MAUOII: STUNK, holli of Oconee
county.
Married, December 2Gth, 1878, nt the
residence of Maj. N. Price, hy Hov. IO. L,
Sisk, Mr. J. l?\ MoWilOltTBIl, of Dickons,
lo Miss JANK II lt UOt-:, of Oconee.
Married, hy Rev. J. O. Lindsay, I). ]).,
December 21 th, 1878, nt tho loslclenco of
A M. Norris, Mr. ll B. VA.MM KUM AN, of
Westminster, H. C , to Miss LAURA 10.
MoLlN, of Anderson County, S. 0.
TOBACCO
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?*f1 ffMil
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[J M?M
. ... ' .'. lil
?8 loaf WM ?
Tho "NEW AMERICAN" is easily leann
moro work with loss labor than any other u
application.
AGENTS 1
J. H. 1)0 VE Y Mnnagcr, ?.
I). BIEMANN & SON, AGI
o:o
The undersigned takes
pleasure in announcing
to the public that he is
now receiving daily a
choice and ivell selected
stock of
- SUCH AS
COKFEE,
SUGAR,
BACON,
MOLASSES,
FLOUR,
CHEESE,
TEA,
CANNED GOODS,
CONFECTIONERIES
AND CIllllS TM AS GOODS, &0.,
Which ? am selling at unprece
dentedly
LOW PRICES.
Hulero purchasing elsewhere
conic in and price my goods and
sec ii I cannot do hotter hy you
than any ono else, All I ask is a
trial. My motto is, "Quick sales
and small profits."
Tho Finest Mountain Beef,
Pork and Sausage Meat on hand
at hard pail prices.
Respectfully,
M. II. BRYCE,
Deo 20, 1878
Main Street.
G 2 tn
8HBISTIAS
IS GQMIJS G ! ! ! !
MK. A. FlSOIlll ^SF.R li is cheap und good
(3AN DY, NUTS, FRUIT, &C.
JEWELRY,
WA TC If I'S,
CLOCKS, tl'-c.
And varions other nrticlcs, cheaper than
the cheapest.
Repairing neatly and cheaply done.
November 21, 1878 1.3m.
w n . ns. T ap Gi DB
HAS HKSUMKO THK Aor.scY OF TUB
Silage*' Sewing MacSahic,
IN UOONEE COUNTY.
I7VBUYB0UY knows thc SI NO BR. Prices
I J greatly rcduocd. Plain $:55, Covered $10,
Drop Leaf i l?. cash.
A lew plain Wilson Machines on hand nt $'25
cash. Apply lo the above, or nt
MKS. (5 KOKO B'S, Walhalla.
Oct 10 1878 47-8m
BQPK8S5 M 8 LUOm
Bl C:*\>ii ft'til A eomplew t.uiuo to Wedlock,
PM'tIS ; .\ ??\ ^ fl willi ChaMcre on, A eomneleni Worn!
U/ti-v>i'.li-lfS?M nnhooil, I.videlicet ni Virginity. Stni.
.->.<'"/I?I? thy lu women. Advice to Oi ?di ,?.
?"a>'..?-.,>.*?Vr*?3!! "".'"'?a, ami Wife, Celetiaey am]
H>,ryi?.k'3rl?'lf-l5i .M'lOanoiiy comp:.nil, luipi iluncnU
PAlUlil6lL.\*lll |o .Mniriav'. Coi.ttiiKti; dolli.. Snonco
ol UciirotliHumii How ol Marriage, 1.aw of J)lvotee, l.*K*t
right I of married women,tte. ni m on l?8CA8ul ol Women,
llicir IT.uno ami Cairo. A Cctilldcntitil work ol aco
rn(!P.?,wllli full 1'liitc I'.tlcrariliR*, tent for 60 cont.. "Tho
Priv?te Moclicni Advioer." on Di? IY?III|.I of Im
puro aiiocjatloii*, ?c., alio on Inc r-ccnt lini.it J cf youth
r uil their ( H i l, on lifter lile, cumin? Varlcoecti', rniuinal
Kmliiioni, Nnotn debility, I?on ot 8'xunl rower, eto.
Link m." marriage Improper orimhniipy. Riving many valu
able receipt* lor the eureol private ali taici i*ame tito, over
lid pint, s, fiO cent*. ** Moclicni Atlvico," a lecture on
Manhood ami Woninnooct, IO cents; er all three $1.
They contain ooo page* ami over iou Illustrations,em
ili. . . evcrelliui" nu Hie generative lyilcni thal li word
Knowing,nm) mm li (lint li not I'UMithtu In nnr other work.
Sent in r.lniilo volume*, or completo In ono. lor Trice in
sinmpi, silver or Ctn roney. (Tiie nuihor Invite* coniiill*.
linn, uni) Il ium ar, promptly umwi red Without eliarcc.)
AildKtai f)Pi D"?(sI Dispensary. No. 13 Kurili eiii bi.,
Kl. Loul?, Mo. (Eolnbllshcd ll: 17. )
?f I rarncttly mk perron* iuflerlng from IH:PTI:HK V
to "''ml inc llieir iiAinei ami ndilrcsi, they v ill learn U
^lOincthlng to their nclvnntago,-Not a Trucs. B
{'9 WnlcllCH?HtO?7. Hevnlvm
\>y\ $2.50. Over KIO Int NovelllOS
?T.'^L "8'M wanted. Ho.HupplyCo Naibvlllo.Teon
. Buy only the
^ NEW
vt AMERICAN
fXm 1; UM.
?. -i Ooly Rowlnfj Machino
'.lyU '??^ ?" ? WIIIi'H I'AS /.
. tylf-fl hrM?imi Ym.?ii?
'^;e::/r?\i li ' V_
S-^-'? /i u*. cc-ib- r .w.o.
Thc Siinpkil, tho Sloil Dur
able, (?nil in Vvory Respect
Sewing Maelpf!
jd does not pot ont of order, and wili do
lachine. Illustrated Circular furnished on
vVANTED.
? Ni Charles Street, Baltimore, Md.
iNTS, WALHALLA, S. 0
???mia mtm mi-mi i im?? - -???' -+*u ww
BY' vlrluo of executions (o ino ?ircoted I
will sell, on MONDAY, salo day in January,
?879, at tho Court HOUBO door in Walhalla,
botweon tho legal hours of sale, tho following
described property, to wit:
Ono Tract of Land on Changa Crook, contain
ing COO norcs. moro or loss, adjoining lauds of
E. Cobb, W. J. Dollie mid others.
ALSO,
Ono Tract of Land on Crooked Crook, con
taining 455 ceres, moro or loss, adjoining lands
of Vi'ni. ("ult, Thou. Dodd mid ui'ners.
ALSO,
Sixteen nores, moro or less, in Hie town of
Walhalla, adjoining lauds of M. IL Uryoo and
others,
Lovled on ns tho property of A. I try cc, Jr., al
thc suit nf Hie Walhalla Dank aud others.
Homestead lo bo HCI oft' beforo day of salo.
THUMS OF SALIO-CASU.
JAM 10S li. ROBINS,
Sheriff Ooonoe County.
Deo. 12, 1878 4-8t
TRUSTEE'S SALK.
B
Y VIRTUE of a Trust Deed from P. Wiebens
to mo, dated 13th of April, 1876, nod recorded
in Mortgage Dook B, Pago 020, Clerk's Office
for Ocoueo County, I will soil, to (he highest
bidder, at Walhalla Court Mouse, on MONDAY,
thc ?th day of January, 1879, the following de
scribed Real Estate, viz:
Half Aero Lot, No. 115, with (he dwelling
mid thc other improvements thereon in tho town
of Walhalla.
One Aero Lot, No. 00, ia said town.
Tract No. -, of (ho Walhalla Lands of the
Ocrman .Settlement Society's bunds, containing
one hundred mid four and three fourth acres,
moro or lesa, adjoining lands of Rev. N. Sulli
van, F, Wiebens and others.
ALSO,
Tract No. 65, of (ho dorman Settlement So
ciety's Walhalla Lnnds, containing eighty acres,
moro or less, adjoining tho last mentioned Tract,
lands of Muller, Abbetmoyor and others.
TERMS-CASH.
JOHN 1). V10RNI0U,
Trustee.
Doo 12, 1878 4-8t
State of South Carolina,
OOONSIOBO COUNTY.
Dy Riobard Lewis, Esq., Judge of Probate.
llfiiKKBAS, W. W. Lrskine lias made suit
11 lo me (o grant him Letters of Admi
nistration of (ho Estate mid Effects of James
Todd, deceased
ThesJ nrc, therefore, to cite mid admonish nil
mid singular thc kindred and creditors of thc
said James Todd, deceased, I hat they bc
mid appear before mo, in tho Court of Pro
bale, to bc held nt Walhalla, S. C., on Satur
day, ?Htli of December instant, nfter publication
hereof, nt 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, lo shew
cause, if any they have, why (he said ndminis
trallon should not be granted.
Oiven under my hand, (his 10th day of Decem
ber, Anno Domini 1878.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate Ocouce County.
Deo 12, 1878. .1-21*
SPINNING WHEEL
T
1 ll ROW away your old Spinning Wheel mid
buy BRYCE'S NEW PATENT Spins twenty
five hanks every day. Made of iran. Run by
friction. Will last a lifetime. Nothing to wear
or break. Cnn be run in any position and only
occupies a space of eight by (welvo inches,
Prico, $5.00. Cull on or address
DR. J. P. ll ARRIS, Agent,
Weat Union, S. C.
Oc( 3, 1878 40 8m
Ufo
X ?l? A S_ ? O dD I) S X
GEO. HEIST, Baker,
TS NOW PUEPAllKD TO FURNISH
1 Parties with CHRISTMAS CAKES, all
kinds, ot short notice. Keeps ou baud
nice assortment of Canned Goods, (/andi
Nuts, Raisins, 1 i<j;s, Orn?les, Lemons,
CIICCRO, Fire Crackers, Cigars, Pipes and
Smoking Tobnooo. Rakes the finest Brea
and Rolls in tho State, Qivc.hiui a call at
his store on Main Street.
Deo 12. 1878 4-3t
ILOOL out next week for
Bi ow Prices hy
J. E. HENDRIX & SON.
We are selBiiitf the Stuartl
?VI nell i ne from $20 lo $?0
t/Aftli, The fliest iii the whole
round wo ri il.
Jan 2, 1878
i
H K TAKK PLBASURC IN ANNOUNCING
to our customers ami thc public generally that
our
IMMENSE STOCK
OP
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Which lins been bought by our Senior, who hos
just returned from New York, I? daily arriving,
and will bo compl?te in eight days,
Thc above goods hnvo been bought with care
as to
Prico, Quality and Prevailing
Stylos,
and will not fail lo suit thc most fastidious.
Our reputation ol' keeping nothing but the
BEST GOODS,
Will bo kept up to its highest standard. In
consequence of tho depreciation in
together with tho scarcity of money, we will
sell our entire slock ol' these goods at prices
which will defy competition. Ourslook ol'
BUY (^O0D'3B
Consisting in pari of Domestics. Sea Island and
Hickory Shirline's. Sheetings, Tickings, North
Carolina Plaids, Prints, .Scotch and Domestic
Ginghams, Llnseys, Blenched and Drown Canton
Flannels, Cambric and India Longoloths, (com
prising I ho most popular brands-New York
Milts, Wamsuiu ?nd Gold Medal.) Blankets,
Ladies' Single, Double and Breakfast Shawls,
Houlevard and Balmoral Skirts. Ladies' Cloaks,
ito., is complete in every particular.
This Depart mont it ut all times exceedingly
attractive, being constantly replenished wi ll
the Lnlcsl Novelties lo suit the season, specially
selected for lllohncss and Dleganoe. mid includ
ing all the most Fashionable Fabrics in (ho
Newest Shades and Colorings, consisting of
Black ami Colored Alpacas, Pure and Nonpareil
Mohairs, Imperial, Scotch und Fronen Plaids,
all Wool Cashinero French Merinos, Mohair
Brilliantines, ?ll Wool Serges, Paris Stripes,
Satines and Velveteens.
WiHluYI <Q0S>?a
In nddition lo the large sloek always to be
found in this department, maybe mentioned thc
fresh arrival ol' Nainsooks, Jackonels,Organdies,
Swiss and Jaconet, Striped and ("ross Barred
Muslins, Bobin?is. Illusions, Bird's Hyo and
Cotton Diapers, Irish Linens, Table Damasks,
Towels, Crash, &c.
Wo have a beautiful assortment of Flannels,
consisting of White Shaker, Twilled Ped, While
and Blue, Common and Plain lied an I White,
Opera, all shades, Plaids and Stripes.
MOTUO>:NB AND uoumWn
A moro beautiful line of these goods have
never been brought lo (his market, consisting
in pari of Ladies' and Cents' Kid, Lisle and
Duck Gloves and Gauntlets. Hamburg nnd
Pique KdgingS and Insert ings, Silk ami Linen
Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Undervesls, Ladies' and
Children's liravn, White and Striped Hose,
Ladies" Silk Ties, Fichues and Dows, all shades,
Buchings, Duffles, Collarettes, Collars ami Cull's,
Fooling. Linen Sets, Doylies nnd many other
new and beautiful selections, loo numerous to
mention.
A full assortments of Ladies', Gents' nnd
Children's Hals, Trimmed and Untrimmed.
Also, a beautiful lol of Ila! Trimmings, consist
ing of Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments, Ac.
Attention is invited lo our large and elegant
stock of Men's Furnishing Goods, consisting ol'
Scarfs, Tics ni.d Cravats, Beady-Made Clothing,
Suspenders, Umbrellas, Shirts, Undershirts,
Half Hose, Collars, Cull's. Ac. A full elook of
nil Wool nnd Salem Cassi moves, Doeskins,
Broadcloths, Georgia and Kentucky Jeane.
A full assortment of Groceries, Crockery and
Glassware, Hardware, Woollen and Willow-ware,
Stationery, Pools, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies'
and Gents' Overt-hoes, Trunks. Traveling
Satchels, Clocks, Wall Paper and Paper Shade?.
Always on hand a full li.ie of Tailors' Trim
mings.
Agents for <hc Wood Sewing Machine.
Wc feel confident that wc can please any who
may call and examine our goods. Our polite
and attentive Clerks are never too busy lo serve
you, mid will spue no pains in showing you
goods. Call nnd sec us!
Respectfully,
C. L. HEID & CO.
_Oc? 10, 1878 47
Til ESTATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF 0C0NEE.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
R. Lowis, Judge of Probate, 1 Complaint
ngninst > for
James H. Cox. ) Foreclosure
I) ? USU A NT to nn Order of Foreclosure,
mode in this case by lion. T. J. Mackey,
Presiding Judge, cn the 11 th ol'March, 1878,
1 will pell to tho highest bidder, before tho
Court Ilonso door nt Walhalla S. C., on fnlo*
day in JANUARY NEXT, the Tract of
Land described in thc pleadings in thin caso,
ns follows: All thal Piece ur Tract of Land,
situate in said State nnd county, on Brass
town Crook, waters ofTngaloo Ri vor adjoining
lands of Isaac Standridgo, Jacob Hutt and
others, containing One Hundred nnd Fifty
Acros, moro or less, and known ns Tract No.
10 nf tho real cstnto of Jacob Butt, Senior,
deoenKod.
TERMS- CASH.
J. W. STRIBL1NO.C. C. P.
Novombcr 7, 1878. 51-4t.
Ttl
O/i fc%
y?
FOR LAUNDRY USE.
Nov 21. 1878 1-41,*
NOTICE.
ALL persons having demand:, against thc
Dst ate of VV? N. Craig, deceased, will pro
lont tho samo, duly attested, nnd persons In
lobtcd to said estate will please make immndiuto
mymontto J. W" STBIBLINC.
Administrator.
November 28, 1878 2, it
D. BIBMANN & SON.
Come one. Come.all!
\?T TT* HAVE purchased this Full and
*V Hi huvo now in Storo and dully arri
ving Iho LA HO PST STOCK wo b?$ over
displayed to tlio public. .
A SSO HTM B3 KT COM 1? DL.IST IL
Prices Unequalled ! !
Dry Goods. Prints, Shooting*. Shirtings nnd
ti lull lino of Foreign und Domestic staple
gonds pf ,?vory description.
Especial attention io culled lo our Iorgo
and well selected stock of Dross Goods, in tho
latest styles and colors, willi n magnificent
lino of Black Mohairs nnd Alpacas.
Table Damask, wbito and colored, Towels,
Napkins, Doylies, ito.; also tho latest novol
lies in Hosiery, Gloves, Linon and Silk
llundkeichlofi Ladies Ties, and un oudlcas.
VJkmmt OF NOVXOHS
Twenty pounds of Zephyr Worsted, ovory
I magi miblO shade or color; a handsome lino
of Salem and Ohurlottsville Jeans, Cassimcrs,
and piece goods, so well known for their
cheapness und durability.?
A complete slock of thc luto-t stylos of
Heady Made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing
Q?ud*, such us Lau lid ried and Unlnundried
Shirts, Tins, Cravats nnd BOWP, Linen and
Paper Collars and Cull's, Merino Undershirts,
?co., &0.
Also, a full linc of Boots und Shoes, lints
mid Caps, Saddles and Harness, Lenthcr>
Crockery and Glassware. Hard? aro, Groecrios,
Bagging and Ties, &c, on hand nt all timon
and which will bo sold nt BOTTOM PRICES
for cash or barter.
Boforo purchasing elsewhere, wo would bo
pleased to hnvo you give us a cull?
All persons indebted to either D. Bicmann
or ll. D. A Blomonu, who do not mako satis
taotory nrrnngoinonnta regarding their ac
counts hy January 10th, 1870, may expect to
have them collected bylaw.
5,000 Bushels new corn wanted, for
which wc will pay tho highest market prioo
in euell or goods. Respectfully,
1). Bioinann & 8011.
Highest market price paid in CASU for
COTTON.
O?tobor 24, 1S78 49
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J. ll. S Li G ll & SON'S
JUST RECEIVED,
?\. Xinvgo fSl toolt of
Olaoioo, Sta/pl? and
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
CONSISTING OF THESE NECESSARIES:
Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Bacon, Lard and Mo
lasses,
Oil, Lumps, Wicks and Chimney?,
Comb*, Brushes, Soaps and Glasses,
And Locks, Screws, Butts mid Hinges;
Cutlery and all kinds of Ware,
Sn uti', Tobacco, Cigars und Pipes,
Collars, Cravats and Men's Wear,
And Domestics of all Grades and Stripos.
Boots, Shoes, Elastics und Hose,
Pens, Ink, Pencils and Paper,
Pins, Needles, Ribbons and Calicoes.
All to bc sold cheap for cash sooner or ator.
In short wo pay the highest prices Tor prodneo
And "ell goods as in ante-bellum days;
Indeed all Illings io our linc, so cheap, induce
Our customers to say, "To buy from Sligh
pays."
Persons wishing to buy cheap and first
class goods will lind il to their interest to
give J. EB. SI,SCBB & yoX a call.
Sept. 5, 1878 42
ADG??R COLLEGEr
W?ftH&?cIi?, Ci.
T
I HE EXERCISES OP THIS INSTITUTION
will begin 0:1 THURSDAY, thc 12ih day of
September nest.
Tuition per session, - - - $"20 00
Hoard per month, including every
thing OXCOpt washing and lights, $10 00
Instruction thorough hy a full corps of Pro
fessors.
For particulars address
REV. J. K. RE IL 20 V,
Chairman of Faculty.
WALHALLA, 8. C., August ?20, 1878, 4 1
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
O o ono e Oounty .
IN THE COURT OP COMMON PUJAS.
Margaret L Hughes, Anna A Miller nnd Myra
A Doyle, Plaint ills, against John R Steele,
Susan A Steele. Martini 8 Stiele, list h Ol' J
Steele, Louis.i A Steele, Joseph (J Steele,
Janies O Steele, Win Ii Steele, Robert M
Steele, Robert I? Norris, James S Norris,
Emma L Norris, Frunces M Norris, Joseph
Ci Norris, Paul O Norris, Florence E Norris,
Agnes R Norris, Lou A Norris, Alexander
E Norris and Wm T Norris, Delcudants -
COMPLAINT FOR HEM RF.
To the Defendants above named
VOU oro hereby summoned nnd required to
J. answer the complaint in Ibis action, which
is tiled in Ibo office of tho < Jerk of thc Court, of
Common Pleas for tho County and Stale afore
paid, and lo servo a copy of your answer on tho
Hiibsoribeis al I heir office on the public squ.ivo
in W?lliall?, in said cornily and State, within
twenty days after the service ot this summons
DU you, exclusive of the day of such service,
and if you fail to do SJ t .3 plaintiffs will apply
'o thc oourl for tho relief demanded in thc com
plaint. NORTON k STRIHUNO,
Plaintill's" Attorneys, Walhalla, S C
j?T^j J. W. STRIBL1N0, C C P
December 2 !th, lK7tf.
To the PcfriidtinH Joseph G St colo, James O
St colo, Wm L Steele, Robert M Steele,
Robert L Norris, James S Norris and W01
T Norris-?
PAKE NOTICE, that the summons in this ao
1 Hon, of which tba foregoing is a copy, and
ho complaint heroin was filed in thc omeo of
ho Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas for
Jconco County, in the Slate of Month Carolina,
in tho 24lh day of December instant. .
NORTON & STl?H?LJNG,
PlainlUTa' Attorneys.
Dcoomber 2ilh, 187?,. li-flt