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Subaorlbo for tho KKOWKE COUHIKH. Chow Jackson's Beti Sweet Navy Tobacco. The weather baa moderated a good deal and uheavy, constant raia fell oa Saturday night. Pry gooda, groceries-, hardware, cutlery, ftc.? at bottom figures nt J. C. Mlokler's, West Union. Tho roads ia tho County are reported des perately maddy, the severo freese and thaw having rendered the ground rotten* The County Commissioners bold their regular monthly meeting on next Saturday in the law offloo of Keith & Vernor. "Wo ware visited by a heavy rain storm en Saturday night last. The streams were nearly up to highest water mark. Mr. B. A. MoCaslin was olcotcd to the offioe cf deacon of the Walhalla Presbyterian Church cn Sunday night last. Th? roof of the blacksmith shop of Mr. J. W. F. Thompson caught fire on the night of the 18th instant. No material damage was done. Cols. J. J. Norton and J. S. Vernor and Maj 8. P. Dendy left Monday norning for Columbia, where they go to represent certain law oases from this county before the Supreme Court of \^ 'the State this week. .' Capt. Beard has kindly handed us a number f *of the bills passed by the legislature. As thoy are published officially, we will put thom bofot o th? readers of the COURIKR. Trial Justit*) Gibson has boen quite busy in his Court for the past week er so, trying various 'oases for violation of law and otherwise. Judge Gibson, it is said, Is becoming learned in the law, and renders his decisions with olearnoss ?and force. The name of Mr. P. V. Waller, Treasurer of WaHraUa todge, No. 82, A. F. M., was acot "demally omitted in the published Hst of tho toffleeYs of this Lodge in our lost week's paper. Rev. John G. Law, who is greatly beloved by the people hore has been culled to Charles ton to preach. The News and Courier says that bis sermon during tho "week of prayer," OD "Christian love" was foroible and very ? eloquent* Our West Union friends bavo recently organ ised their Sunday School for the year 1879, with Mr. Hutohinson as the Superintendent. ' Tho School meets every Sunday afternoon af 8 J o'clock. Messrs Lovinggood & Ervin aro buying corn for oaeh at the highest market prices. They also will pay for cotton the samo figure it bringe at Seneca City, Westminster or any adjoining market. These partios deal also tn I . the best grades of flour r.t wholesale, and do } a general banking business. * Preaching in the Presbyterian Church of I<? Walhalla on next Saturday and Sunday by the Rev. 8. L. Morris, pastor. On Sunday morn ing, after preaching, the communion of the Loni's Supper will be celebra!ed. All who are in love and charity with their neighbor and in tend to lead a new life, following thc command ments of God and confessing their sins, aro in vited to tho communion table. Mr. W. G. Perry and wife are on a visit to ?TM" * vrelotivos and friends in our town. Mr. Perry W paid our sanctum a visit on Monday, nnd K from his conversation and general appearance I we take it that ho is the happiest man that J ?an be found this Bide of the Rio Orando Iry-.f. You know that ho has just recently married '.., ono of the most handsomo and accomplished .nmg Indies of Greenville County. Wo wish ^Wnuch happiness in his now relations. * on Saturday evening, January 4th, lLrs. Frances Dickson, wifo t.f David IsKsq., of our oounly. Mrs. Dickson jg sick for a loug limo with dropsy, Ku she died. She was buriod at Now f aplist Church. Mrs. Dickson is said jlbeeu a most excellent woman, a good . ./iud neighbor and an exemplary Chrisl * T" .? *-?^The question bas been asked us, who are Ibo trustees of the public school? of tho county? ]. In Anderson, Abbeville, Greenville and other counties in the State we notice that tho trustees, together with the name of each toaoher, white j and colored, with his or ber grade of certificate to teaob, aro being officially published by tho ^ . - County Examining Boards. This is a matter of \ publlo interest and our poople should know i who are the trustees and publlo sohool toaehers of the county, even if does cost the county something for its publication. ? L The mules that wera oap lured last week by a Messrs. Kennedy and Cummings, U. 8. Officers, a with the whiskey wagon, wero stolen out of {?-I Blemann's livery atable cn Friday night and Fa carried off to parla unknown. Nothing has H since been heard of the mules or tho party or !8f parties committing the theft. This is a high W crime under tho laws of this State. When if will our people learn to obey the laws of the I land, be they ever so obnoxious and oppressive? I Capt. J. P. Mlokler, of West Union, met with 1. a painful acoldent on last Friday morning. It ?K^S., '-??orna thal he and a colored man wero nltempt lng to kill a young beef, which was being held Mc by a rope in the hands of tho colored man, Ml while the Captain ^ras preparing to do the cxe W cation. But before doing so, however, the AU animal made a sudden start and jerked loose Wk from the negro, running by the C?ptalo, who ^ -yly jjprabbed the rope, and no sooner was it done vi* VM"1,0 w*8 brou8bt suddenly and with heavy jg J ijforce to the ground. Result of the fall-face 8 S>l41y bruised and eyebrow peeled, one of his H )?. (bands considerably skinned up and one of bis H jthumbs knocked out of joint. It is sold that ? ?he Captain upon getting upon his feet again, II (^/though badly 'hurt? could not holp laughing nt V ftwrbat a foolish and dangoous thing ho bad un fit /dertaken. He is thankful that his injuries are _. ? ?.4no worse. We did not learn whether the beef ra WM killed or not J EDITORS Ksows? COURU?: On last Friday ?'".night, whilo tho inhabitants of the quiet \ littlo town of Weat Union, were-resting in I '(be arms of Morpheas, they were awakened ? by tho most Heavenly etrains of music. A ? party, consisting of seven nr eight young K ladies, were serenading. When th? wptier a 'woke the Drat sounds of that beautiful pro? S duotiun. "PU pray for Thee at Nightfall,'* mk ro?ohod his cara, our first thought wore- of Hijanother and a better world, and when they Wwfcpg 'Tn tho Swoot Bye and Byo" wo fel? ??Uhat Bonio ethereal spirit had taken os in . JBWgborgo for good. " ^HSpXhis movo, wu hopo, may bo tho initiation wKof a serios of theso pleasant surprises that flutend Ina grat moastiro to tho ploneuro and jSKkanpitioss of n community. S. A. T. "'liv ?frrtfirtiyWi/Lti^ijjWT7aritrf itu .?m\ arfi?vi-. ? >nffla. Proaonlng in the Lutheran Church ovory j Sabbath morning at 10} o'olook, by ko v. j. G. Boehm. Sabbath Schcol every SabbAlB morning nt 9 A. M. Preaohlng in the Presbyterian Church by ROT. S. L. Morris, Pastor, on first Sabbath at ll A. M.; second Sabbath at 7} r. M.; third Sabbath at ll A> H. and 7i p. M.; fourth Sabbath at 7} M. Sabbath Sohool every Sabbath at 0} A. Prayer ntccllng lecture over/ Weduosday night at 7} P. M. The following are Rev. J.J. No vii Io's appoint. mont? for the month of January! Hook Springs, lHt Sunday and Saturday before at ll A. M. Walhalla, 2d Suuday at ll A. M. and 7 P. M. Se ii cc w City, 3d Sunday and Saturday before at ll A. M. Friendship, 8d Sunday at 8 P. M. Fairview, 4th Sunday and Sa turd ay bc fore at Il A.M. Old Piokons, 4th Sunday 8 P. M. HOSTS or PEOPLE ARE MARTYRS to sick hoadaoho, that infuliubh symptom of a dis ordered stomaoh, liver and bowols. Many suffer from it as many na three or four times a week. They do so needlessly, for Hostet tor's Stomach Bitters, by touing the diges tlve organs and regulating tho bowels and liver, removes tho causo, nod dispels the painful symptom. The intimate sympathy between tho bruin nod tho abdominal region onuses tho slightest disorder affuotiug the latter to be reflected, as it were, io the organ of thought. Tho reform instituted by the Bitters wheu tho digestive, secretive and ovaouativo funotions ure tn a state of I ohaos, has other aid moro beneficial results, viz., the completo nutrition of tho whole physical economy, tho restoration of appetite and repose, and an in?rense in tho powor of thc system to resist diseases of a malarial typ?? _ The Legislature has created an officer to bo coiled a Railroad Commissioner, with a ealary of twenty ..ono hundred dollars a year, giving him an office in tho capital and a olerk at twelve hundred dollars a year. Tho salary of tho of?oors is raised by an assessment on tho gross earnings of tho railroads of tho State. His duties oro many and tho net prescribing them very long. Wo can't see tho good of tho office either to the railroads or to the people. Tho passage of tho fonco law in Abbevtllo has created so mo o soi to m ont. Tho opponents of tho law have oallod a mooting at tbe Court Court for an early day. Wo should think the lawwould bo of groat vnluo to that county. It has boon ascertained that $50,000 can bo saved by discharging superfluous employees in the Patent Office and reducing tho nay of others with large salaries and little work. Tho Bonner balo of ootton was sold in (.alveston tho other day fur $?316.50, that amount having bcon subscribed for tho pur. chase Tho bale will bo sold at tho Houston Exchange during this week. There were 2,688 miles of railway con? structed in ibo United States last year, mostly in tho Middle and Northern States. Threo hundred million dollars' worth of new buildings in New York during tho past ton years is a pretty good evidence of metro politan growth. Dr. S. W. Clayton, who resides near Cen tral, in Piokons County, bad bis reside nco and kitchen burned ono night last week. Whether by accident or design, we did not learn. Street railway cars are shipped from tho United Stales to England, France, Germany, Russia, India, Australia nnd South America. Tho lifo of tho Hon. Julian Hartfid'go, of Cia., who died on Wednesday, was insured" for ?20,000, which is nil ho loft his family. Hon. Gustav Schleicher, member of Con gres, from Texas, died iu Washington last week. A resolution has bcon introduced in tho West Virginia House of Delegates for tho establishment of tho whipping post in that State? 0O3VTJVIIIilX-*. flT A T.. WALHALLA, December ll-Cotton firm good middling 7$; middling 7?; strict low middling 7 J, low middling 7. LIVERPOOL, January 13.-Cotton harden ing-middling uplands 5{; middling ?ricans 5 9-10; sales 12.000. NBW York, January 13.-Cotton dull; sales 986; middling uplands 9 5>16; middling I Orleans 9 7-16; not receipts 1.629. CuARX.K8TON, January 13'.-*-Cbtton opened' quiot and became firmer-middling Of'; low middling OL good ordinary 8f, net receipts 3.349. TRUSTEE'S SALE. BY VIRTUE of a Trust Deed from F. Wiebens to mo, dated 13th of April, 1876, and re oorded in Mortgage Dook 15, Page 62U, Clerk's Office for Ooonoe county, I will sell to the highest bidder, at Walhalla Court House, on MONDAY, the 8d day of February, 1879, the following described Real Estate, viz: Tract No. -, of Hie Walhalla Lands of the German Settlement Society's Lands, containing one hundred and four and throe-fourth acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Kev. N. Sulli van, F. Weibens and others. ALSO, Tract No, 55, of Ibo Gorman Settlement So? cloty's Walhalla Lands, containing eighty acres, moro or less, adjoining the last mentioned Tract', I ando ot Muller, Abbotmoyor and- others. TBRMS-CASH.. JOHN Di VERNEN, Trustee January 9, 1870' 8-4t WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED- WBBKLr APPLBS-Dried, per pound' 2@3 RUTTRR-Per pound 10(g>15 BRBSWAX-Per pound 29 BEEF-Por pound 2@5 BACON-Dry salt shouldors " " C. lt. Sides 0(a7 8. 0. hams, canvassed 15 CALICO-Per yard 5@8 COK FKK-Rio por pound 14($20' M -Laguyra, per pound 30' -Java, por pound 28 CAVVDLBS-Adamantino, por sot 10| '* --Sperm, per pound 30 CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per head 8(3)10 GbrroN-Per pound 7Jf?o " --Yard, per bunoh 80f?)7* OOPPBRA*-Per pound 0 Dim it?-Per head 16 Eoe?, per dosen 12} FLOUR* par tack, (08 pounds,) 3,00(^3.75 FF,ATiiana- Oocso, per pound 40 ** -Mixed per pound, 30 ? . .Ti ur-a m rr .ir .ru rrr. r tb NE? GOODS! .0:0 5TAc undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to the public that he is now receiving daily a choice and well selected I stock of GROCERIES, -8UO?t AS COFFEE*, SUGAR, MOLASSES, FLOUR, CHEESE, TEA, CANNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERIES AND CHRISTMAS GOODS, &?., Which I am selling at unprece dentedly LOW PRICES. Before purchasing elsewhere come in and price my goods and see it I cannot do better by you than any ono oise. All I ask is a trial. My motto is, "Quick sales and small profits.1' The Finest Mountain Beef, Pork and Sausage Meat on hand at hard pan prices. Respectfully, M. H. BRYCE, Main Street* Deo 26, 1878 6 2m Columbia Register, Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly. BEST NEWSPAPER EVER PUBLISHED AT THE CAPITAL OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Circulation Large and Con stantly Increasing. WE respectfully invito tho attention of tho reading community to the excellent newspapers we ure now publishing in UoluttH bia. TUB -REGISTER ia tho only paper over published at the capital of South Caroli na which is conducted ns aro the loading dailies of the* principal cities of the country. Wo bavo an able and distinguished corps of editors-gentlemen well1 known all over tho State for their' learning,- ability and sound Democratic principles; mon who huvo served tho State and tho South on- every occasion when thc demand nro?o for thoir servicer, and* who n.ay bo safely depended upon as retin?lo loaders of tho Democracy in tho line of jour*' nal is 01. Tho Daily REGISTER is a/ twenty-eight column paper, 24x38 inches, printed on good paper and with lurge clear out typo, contain ing tho Intost telegraphic nows, full market reports, editorial mutter on leading oocurenoes of the times, and ropleto with interesting miscellaneous reading. Tho local news is full and interesting, uno editor devoting his timo exclusively to that department. Our correspondence from Washington and other places of noto gives an ODtertaing rwumt of all the important events of the day. Tho Tri-Wookly REGISTER, with tome minor ohanges, comprises tho contents of tho daily at $2 60 loss per your. Tho Wookly Register is a largo, handsome ly gotton up eight page paper, 29x42 inches, containing forty-eight columns of roading matter, otnbraoing alt the news of the week and the most important editorial and looal nows. TP.UM8-IN ADVANCE. Daily RogiBtor. 1 yoar $7 00' 6 mooter 3 50 ?. " 3 months 2 75 Tri-Wookly Register, 1 yeaf 5-00 ..' 6> month* 2 50 ?. 3 months- 1< 25 Weekly Register, 1 year 2 00 " 6 months 100 " " 3-months 50 Any person sending us a olub'of ten1 sob? scribcrs nt one timo will reooive either of tho papers free, postage prepaid, for one year. Any person sonding us the money for twonty subscribers to tho Daily may retain' for his services twonty dollars of the amount for twenty subscribers to tho Tri? Week to, flfteon dollars of tho amount; and for twenty subscribers to the Weokly, five dollars of the amount. As an Advertising Medium, tho RianmtR affbrds unequalled facilities, having a large circulation, und numbering among its patrons tho well tc do people of the middle una upper portion of the Stato. Terms reasonable. For any information desired, nddross OALVO & PATTON, PROPRIRTORA, Columbia, 8.0. ?&? Partie? desiring copien of the R?G ISTER to oxhlbit in oanvtotJng will bo sup plied on application? -.HH.rnr - T ? Tr imim? ag hi?BS???? BB flANUKL LOVIMOOOOD. I W. 0. KUVIN. L0VIN???0D&ERVIN, BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS WALHALLA, S.C; COLLECTIONS nudo. Exobange bolight ?od eold. Deposits received and a g?n?r?t banking business done. Colton, Crain and tflo?f botighT ftrtd sold or received on consignment. Witiitelf, afOOO busbels of CORN, for wbiob if? villi pay the oash. Kespeotfully, LOVINGG??D it E?lVll?. Oct 31, 1878 60 THE" FAY0K?TE DRY GOODS RESORT* .:o: FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO., rilAICLESTON, S. Ofter their \nv Fall ?tock, Wholesale mid Retail, -A-t? L?Wer IPrioes Titan arc paid by oustomers fer Inferior Old Auction Goods. $250,000 Worth of tho Finest and Dost Soled eil ?lodtc tit Carpets, Lace Curtains; Oil ?l?th?j Window Shades, Dress J Gooda, Silks,Cloaks, Shawls, Flan nels, Blankets, Alpacas, Cash-i meres, first and second Mourning Goods* Kid Gloves, Notions, Ho siery, Ribbons, Silk Ties, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Underware, Lin ens, Table and Piano Covers, Towels, Table Damask, iVapkins 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, and we 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 been exchanged through our housey that we can and always Will give bo;tor satis faction as regards QU AMT Y ABD PRIGIS In Goods purchased from us than any other house South. &k&~ Sampled seul on application. N. D.-Charges prepaid on all Goods over $10 sout C. O. D. Please mention this paper In ordering floods fUBCHGOTT, BENEDICT k CO., ?TO Hing Stree*',Oft?rfefclon, Sotrtfr CifcVotfrtarV Od 24, 1878 4b State of South Carolina, OCONEE COUNTY IN TUB COURT or Coulton PLEAS. John 0. Nevill, Plaintiff, against W. L. Steele, Defendant-SUMMONS. YOU are horeby summoned and required to answer tho oornplulnt in this action, whioh is filed in the office of the Clork of Ooonee Couuty, in said State, and to eorro a copy of your answer ou tho tubsoribors at thoir ofiioe on the publio squaro in Walhalla, S. C., within twonty days after the service hereof on yon, exclusive of the day of such sorvioo. If you fail to answer as aforesaid, tho Plaintiff will apply to tho Court for judg ment against you for tho sum of so ven ty dollars, with interest thereon from the 18th day ol March, 1859, nt the role of sovon per oent. per annum, nnd oosts nf thin notion. NOB TON rf? STIUBLINO, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Walhalla, S. C., January 7, 1879. ?ETSri J. W. STUIBMNG. 0. C. P. To tho absent D?fendant, W. L Steelo Take notice ttmf tile summons, of which tho above is n copy, and' the complaint in Ulis no^ ti.m wei o filed in tile office cf the Clerk cf the Court of Common- Pleas for Ooonee County, in the State nf Snuth Carolina, oo tho 7th day of January, 1879'. NORTON * STRl-BLIN'G, Plaintiff's Attornoys. January 9, 1879'. 8-flt ~ THE"" POm LAUNDRY USS. Nov, 2 l l 878 l--4t* rv SIT (OK -:o: WK TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING (o our customers and the publio generally (hot IMMENSE STOCK OF PALL & WINTER GOODS, Which hts beeri bought by our Senior, who has Just returned ffOm New York, is daily arriving, and. nlll.be Complete in eight days. The above gocds have been bought with care as itt ttriee, Quality and Prevailing Styles, ?nd Will Hot fail to suit the most fastidious. Our reputation of keeping nothing but the ? EST GOODS, Will be kept tip lo its highest standard. In oonsequ?oce of the depreciation In o?-i^roixr ?otc*x>?, together with tho scarcity of moooy, we will sell our entire stock of these gooda at prices wbloh will defy competition. Our stbok Of Consisting in part of Domestics, Sua Island and Hickory Shirtings. Sheetings, Tickings, North Carolina Plaids, Prints, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams, Dinseys, Bleached and Brown Canton Flannels, Cambric and India Longoloths, (com prising tho most popular brands-New York Mills, Wamsuttn and Gold Modal,) Blankets, Ladies' Single, Double and Breakfast Shawls, Boulevard aud Balmoral Skirts, Ladles' Cloaks, dc, is complete in every particular. t@(r*ll?3 ??<?>[p)?8 This Department iv at all times exceedingly attractive, being constantly replenished with the Latest Novelties to suit tho senson, specially Selected for Richness and Eleganoo. and includ ing itll Hie most Fashionable Fabrics in tho Nowe'St S'haden and Colorings, consisting of Blaok and Colored Alpacas, Pure and Nonpareil Mohairs, Imperial, Scotch and French Plaids, all Wool Cashnfer? French Merinos, Mohair Brilliantines, nil Wool Serges, Paris Stripes, Satines and Velveteens. W(H!0T(E a????. In addition lo the largo stoqk always to bo found in this department, rnay.be monliorted the fresh arrival of Nainsooks, Jackonets,Organdies, Swiss and Jaconet, Striped and Cross Barred Muslins, Unbinds, Illusions, Bird's Eye and Cotton Diapers, Irish Linens, Table Damasks, Towels, Crash, &o. We have a beautiful assortment of Flannels, consisting of White Shaker, Twilled Red, White and Hine, Common and Plain Red and White, Opera, all shades, Plaids and Stripes. A more beautiful line of these goods have never been brought to this market, consisting in part of Ladies' and Goats' Kid, Lisle and buck Gloves and Gauntlets, Hamburg and Pique Edgings and Inserting*, Silk ami Lin?n Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Undercoats, Ladies' and Children's Rr>Wn...White and Striped Hose, Ladies' Sift Ties, Ffohuesamd Hows, all shades, huolrhYgs,- Ruffles, Collarettes', Collars ntiU Cut?s, Footing* Linen Sets, Doylies and many other new and beautiful selections, too numerous to mentrbn. A full assortments of Ladies', Genta* and Children's Hats", Trimmed and Untrimmed. Also, a beautiful lot of Hal!Trimmings, consist ing of Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments, &o. MEW? &unwm9m& ?ados Attention hr m vi red1 r1 o'our large'and elegant stock of Men's Furnishing Goods, consisting of Scarfs, Ties ar.d Cravats, Ready-Made Clothing, Suspenders', Umbrellas. Shirts, Undershirts, Half Hoke, Collars, Cuffs, &c. A full stock of ull Wool and Salem Cassi meres, Doeskins, Broadcloths, Georgi?, and Kentucky Jeans. A full assortment cf Gre '.es. Crockery and Glassware, Hardware, Wooden and Willow-waro, Stationery, Boots, Shoos and Gaiters, Ladies' and Goats' Over-Shoes, Trunks, Traveling Satchels, Clocks, Wall Paper and Paper Shades. Always on hand a full Hue of Tailors' Trim mings. Agents for the Weed Sowing Machine. We feel confident that we oan- please nay who may call and examine our goods'.^ O'er polite .and attentive'Clerks aro never too busy to serve you, and will spare no pains in showing you goods. Calf and see usl Respectfully, C. L REIB k CO. Oct IQ, 1878 _ _ 47_ " ELECTION NOTICE, THrERE will'bb an election held at the Court 1 House on MONDAY, tho 20th day January, 1870, for an Intondant und six Wardens for the town of Walhalla, to serve for thc ensuing year. Foils open at 0 A. M. and olose at 8 P. M. Managers-John M. Hendrix, W. J. Strib ling, J. S. Goodman, C. L. REID, Clerk of Council. January 0, 1879 8-2t ??TicrfoT^ THE Law requires all Executors, Administra 1 tors, Guardians, &o., to make their annual returns during the month of January in euoh year. Deware lest you should bo In default, and suffer the penalties of tho law. ? must do my duly in the premises. A word' to' tho wiso is sulfioient. RICHARD LEWIS; Judge of Probate Oconco County. January 9, 1870 8-4t SHERIFF'S SA?EsT" BY virtue of exeoutions to mo directed 1 will sell, on MONDAY, sale day in February, 1879, at tho Court House door in Walhalla, betweon the legal hours of sale, the following dese ri hod property, to wit: Ono Traot of Land on Crooked Creek, con taining 466 aores, more or less, adjoining lands of Wm. Walt, ThoB. Dodd and others. ALSO, Sixteen acres, moro or less, in I he town of Walhalla, adjoining lands of M. H. Bryce and others. Levied on as the property of A. Bryco, Jr., at the suit' of the Walhalla Bank and others. TERMS' OF SALE-CASH. JAMIES H. ROBINS, Sheriff Oooneo County. Jan 9, 1879 8-8t CHRISTMAS IS COMIJSGUt! MR. A.FISOHESSBR ha? cheap and good CANDY, NUTS, FRUIT, Ac. * JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, <bc. And varlour other artlolet, oheaper than the cheapest. MT Repairing neatly and cheaply done! November W7-8 l*3m. E. BIEHANN & SON. Come one. Come all ! T?TTp HAVE purchased lilia Pull and ff JCi havo now in Storo and daily arri ving tho LA Itt! FHT STOCK we bare ever displayed to tho public. ASSORTMENT COM I? I, ET E. Prices Unequalled I ! Dry OOods, Peints, Sheeting* Shirtings and a full lino of Foreign dod Domestic staple goods of every description. Especial attention is called to our large aud well selected stock of Dress Goods, in the latest styles and colors, with a magnificent lino ot h luck Mohairs and Alpacas. Tablo Damask, white and colored, Towels, Napkin?, Doylies, dbe-; also tho latest novel ties in Hosiery, Gloves, Linen and Silk Handkerchief, Ladies Ties, and an einlies? Twenty pounds of Zephyr Worsted, every imaginable shade or color; a haudsotne lino of Salem and Chnrlottsville Joans, Cussirocrs, nnd piece goods, co well known for their cheapness and durability. A complete stock of the Intost stylos of Ready Mudo Clothing and Gonts' Furnishing Goods, such as Laundricd and Unlaundriea Shirts, Tica, Cravats und Rows, Linen and Paper Collars and Cutts, Merino Undershirts^ ?bo., &c. ,. Also, a full line of Moots and Shoes, li?t? and Cape, Saddles and Harness, Leather,' Crockory and Glassware. Hard Wara, Grocori?s, Bagging and Ties, &o., on hand nt all times and which will bo sold at BOTTOM THICKS for bash or hurter. Before purchasing elsewhere, wo would be pleased to have you gtvo (is a call. All persons indebted to either I). Bicuiann or ll. D. A Biomonn, who do not make satis factory urrangemenntH regarding their ac? counts by January 10th, 1879, may expect to. have them collected bylaw. 5,000 Bushels now oom wanted, for which wo will pay tho highest market price in ansh or goods. Respectfully, D. il ie ma un &, Son. Highest market twice paid in CASH for COTTON. October 24, 1878 40 BARGAINS! BARGAINS? -AT j. H. SLIGH & SON'S JUST RECEIVED, A. Xiai-fio Stools, of Ohoioe, Staple and. F?NGY GOODS. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR NEW GOODS CONSISTING OF THESE NECESSARIES; Sugar, Coffee, Tens, Bacon, Lard and Mo lasses, Oil. Lamps, Wicks and Chimneys, Combs, Brushes, Soaps and Glasses, And Locks, Screws, Butts and Hinges; Cutlery and all kinds of Wore, Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars and Pipes, Collars, Cravats and Men's Wear, And Domestics of all Grados and Stripe*/ 1 Hoots. Shoes, Elastics and lioso, Pens, Ink, Penoils and Paper, Pins, Needles, Ribbons ?ind Calicoes, j All to bc sold cheap for cash sooner or atcr. In short wc pay thc highest prices for produce And soil goods as in ante-bellum dava;' Indeed all things in our lino, so cheap', induce' Our customers to'say, "To buy from Sliglv pri'js." Persons wishing to buy cheap and first class goods will find it to their interest to give J. II. SI,1G1I & SON a call. Soot. 5, 1878 42 1868. 1879. ECONOMY IS WEALTH. -0:o:0 The BEST of Goods -AND Thc ijowest Prices ! Guarn?rteos that Claim the Considerate attention of every Judicious Purchaser. J. E. HENDRIX & SON. Push business under thc motto of Small Profits and upright Dealing. Tost those truths and reap substantial boner fits-. 8 POUNDS -GOOD COFFEE FOU - OISTE DOLLAR'; Ton pounds Standnrd A Silgar, $1 Tho Celebrated brand'- ''Por Lady Eliza* both," choicest young Hyson Toa at only 80 couts. XLCR B?noloss Cod Fish, 10 cents. Colgate St Co's NEW SOAP. Try it. Our favorite brand of FLOUR "DIADEM" always gives satisfaction, Call and seo our Sewing iMIaohines From $20 to $23. Our immense stock of Agricultural Implo* monts will be in storo February 1st, with prices that defy competition. TT7" jfjjl have thrown away tho old' Credit VT Xii and Flint and Look system and with tho repeating CJ?SH Motto will drive him to tho wall with' LOW 3PZ%IO-HSS.