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._Locals. _ Subscribo for tho KKOWKK GOUHIKH. Chow Jackson'.-) lie?t .Sweet Navy Tobacco. Thc Adgor Cadets have now now milita oops. Thoy luck imposing. Tho whipping post will snvo hundreds thousands of dollars expenses a year. Tho mountains liavo boon on Aro for sever days. Thoy prosont n beautiful nppcnrau nt night. Mr. II. 0. Anderson, from Piorcotow Andorson County, matriculated in Adg Collego this week. Tho amount of four per cent, bonds tb fur issued in ex eh a ugo for six por con ts. $337,000,000. Several wagon loads of mountain nppl have been in town this week and last. Th havo boon selling nt about ono dellar p bushel. Mr. John H. Pitohford. of tho Walhalla Bl was admitted, sworn and enrolled ns an uttornc solicitor and counsellor of tho Supremo Coi of tho State in Columbia last week. Whenever a merchant rollies on circuir and doad walls to advertise his business, is tho best sort of sign that ho is on thc do\ agrado. Merchants who aro not now advert?s!i |^ will havo onough old stock loft on hand to ri them for another yoar. Bot then you kno its economy not to advertise. ft A man who will road a newspaper thrco four years without paying for it, will paste .' ~ n goat on thc gravo of his grandfather. Mr. A. \V. Thompson is offering to sell go limo iu Walhalla at ono dollar and thirly.il cents per barrel and nt Seneca City at one doll nnd twenty fivo cents per barre!. Lovinggood Ss Ervin received during t months ot November, December and Janua ?114.000 and paid out during saino til $100,200. Wo want but little hero below, but wo wu that little now, and would not bc angry if yoi call and settle your advertising and subscript I bill. Tho Presbyterians have just furnished t pulpit of their church in Towuville with a n< sofa. The Kev. J. It. lilley will contin?o preach to that congregation during Ibis year. Tho Baptists havo nearly completed a m church in thc edge of Oconce, n few miles fr? Towuville, and will christen it New Ilophzlb? Bill Smith, who hnH been such a terror the defenceless herc, has been in a row Kabuli, Ga., and has been seriously injnr by a shot gun wound. Law breakers w reap their reward in tho end. Tho anniversary meeting of tho Mountai ocr Eiro Co. will take placo at their hall, < Monday ovening lOlh inst, at 7J o'oloc Members aro most respectfully requested bo present as businoss of importance will transacted. A number of lawless persons, whose nam nro known, visited thc house of John Dean thc upper end of town this week, and neted a brutal, lawless man ncr. Snob conduct disgraceful, and a reproach to a luw-ubidii pcoplo. An effort should bo mudo to arri and punish thc offenders. Tho Atlanta Constitution, in ita society pe son?is, says the prettiest girl in South Carob lives nt Seneca City and rides in a sulky. Tm Wc have ourselves been attracted by her magiu ism nnd sat in thc pvescnCO of har lovclllici oblivious of thc past, nnd with every I hong I and feeling centered in thc present.- Rtgitti Wo have been nsked who this pretty young hu is and if Alf Thompson furnished the sulky. x A quaint writer says; "I havo FOCH WOmi so delicato that they were afraid to ride f fear of Ibo hmso running away, afraid to sn for fear tho boat might upset, afraid to wal for fear they might fall, but I never saw ni afraid to get married, which is far moro ti> ful than all the others put together." i Tho county newspaper is always pre pan f . to pro I oct tho citizens against every impon tion and to defend every worthy person fm i t. an unjust attack, lt (toes not prosecute defend for fees, hut always defends tho pei pics' intcrosts. To build up your home pap advertise your industries and secure 0 pow to execute your short-comings, Tho conn paper is ns indispensable ns a cook-stove ni as handy as a bootjack. Tho well known dry goods house of C. i ilcid &.Co. respectfully announce that tlx arc.constantly receiving tho latost novelti in their line. They havo the "reputation keeping nothing but tho best articles w hit .OOH bo substantiated by their many patron Look nt their advortisomont in anothor co .umn. Do parents know whero their boys aro i t night? Moro than one youth of Walhalla on the rend that loads to death temporal nu death eternal. Pnrontnl admonition and pi rental example will bo all in vain, if lioem is granted boys to bo away from homo i A ^ night. This is thc fruitful cause of tho roi of so many promising young men. St. Valentino's Day will soon bo horo that occasion upon which tho timid owni assures his sweetheart through thc channel < some gaudy, beautiful arrangement of tin - < flowers and verso, of his undying nffeciini Doubtless manyon anxious school-boy's hem is earnestly cogitating upon tho subject mal tor of his epistle of love. And many a oxpeotant girl is waiting for tho tidingi whoso oyos cnn oasily pierce tho thin veil c soorooy whioh custom prescribes to bo throw around it. "Gordon's March," by Prof. Henry School lor, of Dalton, Go., and dedicated to Gon John B. Gordon, "Tho Man of tho 12th May 1804," is just rocoived from tho cnlcrprisinj publishers. Admirors of '-Gallant Gordon' (and that compiles ibo Solid South,) will b delighted with tho lifo-liko lithograph (ha adorns thosupnrb military title pago, and ile march itself has tho truo musical inspiration Prof. Schooller couldn't writo poor music if lu tried and this brilliant march is worthy of it A namo and author. Brass bands ore nlrcadj playing it and it will soon bo hoard fron 1 thousands of pianos through tho South Sold by all music dealers, or sond 40 cents t< ? ?tho publishers, Luddcn ?fe Batos, Savannah H Ga. Tho purchasing powor o? a dollar was novor groator than at prosont. And honoo, within a yoar past labor has (allen 30 to 00 por cont. ; sugar from 30 to 43 por cont., mo lassos, 44 por cont.; coffoo, 32 por cont., ton, 50 to 54 por cent., wheat, 40 to 50 por cont., corn and oats about tho samo, bay, 30 to 40 por cont. In faot thors bas boon a gen-? oral "coming down" all along tho lino, and honoo a dollar now actually purchases moro than was ovor realized boforo in this country's existence. Now is tho timo to havo needed improvements mudo nt a moderato cost, and this ia especially a good timo for ovory man to try to got a comfortable homo. Some symptoms of old mnidishnoss arc thus described by a "Scotch paper: When n woman begins to drink her tea without sugar that's a symptom. Whoo a woman begins to road lovo stories a-bod-that's a symptom. Whoo a woman gives a sigh on hearing of ti edding-that's ti symptom. When a woman begins to say that she's refused many an ?dior that's a symptom. When a wowan begins to say what a dreadful sot of creatures mon are, and that she wouldn't bo bothered with ono for all tho world -that's a symptom. ! When a woman begins to have a little dog trotting after her-that's a symptom. When a woman begins to have a cat nt bor elbows at meal times, and gives it sweetened milk that's a symptom. When a woman begins to rub hor fingers over tho chairs and tables to seo if they aro dusty-that's a symptom. Whon a woman begins to ga to bcd with her stockings nnd flannel night cap on-that's a symptom. Preaching in thc Lutheran Church ovory Sabbath morning at 10.1 o'clock, hy Kev. J. G. Boehm, pastor. Sabbath School every Sabbath morning ?it 0 A . M. Preaching in thc Presbyterian Church hy Kev. S. L. Morris, Pastor, on first Sabbath al tl A. second Sabbath at 1\ i\ M.; third Sabbath at ll A. M. and Ih l\ M.; fourth Sabbath nt 7.1 >l. Sabbat li School every Sabbath nt OJ A. Prayer meeting lecture every Wednesday night at 7.} p. it, Tho following arc the appointments for Wal halla and Seneca City Circuit for thc quarter ending with the 4lh Sunday in March: Hock Spring, first Sunday and Saturday be fore, at ll A. M. Walhalla, second Sunday, al ll A. .M. and 7 l\ M Seneca City, third Sunday, at 11 A. M. Friendship, third Sunday, nt ?5 I*. M. Fairview, fourth Sunday, at ll A. M. Old Pickens, fourth Sunday at 8 I?. M. EuiNitURQii, February -tho High Court of Justice to day passed the sentence upon tho directors of ibo City nf Glasgow Bank. Robert Slimmer Stronach mid Lewis Potter, convicted of fraud, theft ?uni ombozzlcmcnt, were sentenced to eighteen months'imprison ment. The live other directors-John Stew art, Bobort Salmond, William Taylor, Henry Inglis and John Innis Wright-- convicted of uttering falso abstracts of balance sheets, were sentenced to eight mouths' imprison ment. Outt TENURE OK LIKE depends in great measure upon our regard for or neglect of tho health. If wo violate them wc cannot OXp001 to "make old hones." But that the span ol' existence allotted to a naturally delicate con stitution, or ono w hich has been shaken by disease may bc materially lengthened, is a fact ol which wo havo daily proof. Tho vivifying ?iud restorative influence of llos tottor's Stomach' Hitters anon a failing phy sique affords n striking illustration of tho power of judicious medication to strengthen tho hold upon life. Restored digestion, com pleto assimilation, renewed appetite, sound repose, these ?ire among ibo bendita conferred upon tho debilitated hy that Miprcmo r?no vant. Willi a circulation enriched, a frame invigorated, and a nervous system '..inquil issed, tho invalid, after a course of ihc Bitters, feels that his life-tenure Is no longer tho prc carious thing that it was - that ho may yet enjoy a "groen old age." THE PI? .KITS OF WHISKEY MARINO.-The Pickens Sentinel noticing ilie establishment of licensed distilleries in limb county, argues against tho generally viewed opinion (hat there is no profit in tba business, as follows; "Out of every bushol of corn distilled two und one half gallons ul whiskoy eau ho made, which at $1.50 per gallon, a price good mountain oom whiskoy always demands, will realizo S3.75; out nf ibis tho government is to bo paid ?i tax of 00 cents on thc gallon, or $2,25 on thc two ?iud a half gallons; to this udd 50 cents for tho bushel of corn making $2.75 cost, which loaves$1 clear profit tn thc distiller On every bushel of corn distilled. Thc swill, which i.s nearly equal lo corn for hogs or cuttle will pay for tho labor to make tho whiskey. But leaving this item clear out of tho calculation, and allowing 50 cent? for labor, which would bo an extravagant price, the distiller still has a profit of ono hundred por cent, loft him on ovory bushel of corn dis* tilled, ls not this better than running the blockade and the risk of being sind by II Kev-. cnuo oflicor or sent to tho Albany Penitenti ary for two or three years?" From all parts of tho country reports come of tho immonso sales mid Increasing; demand for that deservingly popular Sewing Machino, Thc Old and ltcliablo "STANDARD, thc prico of which the proprietors wisely reduced lo $20, in cluding all tho attachments-, ami al once secured for tuc m a popularity among the people far be yond thal ever yet attained by any oilier ma chino at any prico; thc consequence of which is, agents nru leaving tho old high priced ma dlin cs, nnd seeking territory for thc "STAND ARD," knowing from experience that with Ihc best goods at tho lowest prico they can oui sol I all other machines, whore thc superior quality ami low price is made known. This splendid ma chine combines all tho Improvements. It ls far ahond of ail others in beauty and durability of Its work, caso of management, light running and certainty of operation, is sensibly m ado upon sound principles, with positive working paris all steel, and can bo safely put down as thc very perfection of a sorviccublo shultlo douhlo thread sowing machino in every particular, that will outlast any machine, and at a prico far down below any othor. It is thoroughly war ranted for fivo years. Kept in order freo of charge, nnd sent to any part of tho country for examination by Ibo customer bolero payment of tho bill. Wo can predict equally as largo a de mand for them in this scolion ns in others, families desiring tho host machine mnnufnolurcd should write diroct. to tho faotary, and enterpris ing persons wishing lo seize tho olinaoe should apply for so dosirablo an agency. 8ce advertise, nient in another pnet of this paper. Address Standard MacV.ino Company, corner Broadway and Clinton I'laoo, Now York. [From tho Bock Hill Herald J Ki udor gar ton. Wo arc often asked what a Kindergarten is. Wo answer: it is not a vogotublo garden and not ontiroly a floral garden, though plants may bo said to grow and thrivo and bud and blossom In it'. Its plants aro plants of renown, tho pro?ious germs of childhood. It is a gardon in wbiob small slips of human ity aro planted, a rich and fertile soil in which tlioso Immun slips tuko root, spring up and put forth llioir attractive foliago; it is iv grocu-houso adapted to tho dovolopmcnt of tho notivitics (ind faculties of tho human mimi in nil its originality; it is a child's gar den full of tender plants and slips and each individual slip is nurtured, trellised, culti vntod und fed, with especial regard to its nature and individual wauts, all being kept in perfect harmony. Tho Kindergarten brings children togothor atna ago when tho mental faculties first begin to develop, and surrounds thom with influent ces and objects calculated to ti waken inquiry, and to fostor a love fur tho boautiful; it fills thc mind with pleasant images and awakens observation, perception und originality. The powors of tho child aro developed symmetrically, naturally, and progressiv ely. While tho reason and understanding sleep, thc sensitive perceptions aro storing tho mind and receiving impressions from oxtornal obj cuts. By the varied and beautiful material used in the Kindergarten, tho child is led forth into tho great world of color and form, planned hy tho Divino friend, and is taught to select, compare and arrange according to tho typos used and made familiar with tho system. Proobol first introduces color, then form from tho six typos mi which tho oyo gnv.es and never tiros. From form wo take them to paper foldings, weaving, ring laving and interlacing in endless designs. There is not ii motion of those colored halls, not a position of the ring?, nor an arrangement of tho blocks made without reference to some mathematical or artistic law. Tn all of these things tho Kindergartner perceives thc natu ral bent of tho child's mind. Then lo sum the whole it induces physical development, manual skill, clear thinking, attention, concentration, thoughtfulness, and eagerness for knowledge. It is a play school .'ur (bc development nf a mathematical, poet ical, mechanical, musical or inventivo genius, They learn many things savoring of wit and humor and become perfectly familiar with n ature. Kindergartens aro springing up nil over our lands and our cities ?ind towns only show an increasing demand. When ?his system is once in ti od ooed nil ni e obliged to see its adap tation to tho minds of the young. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED VT KR Kl V AriM.F.s - Dried, per pound 2@3 BuTTt.it-Der pound 10(^15 BEESWAX-Per pound 20 REEK-Per pound 2(35 BACON-Dry salt shoulders *' " " C. lt. Sides ?fT?G S. C. hams, canvassed S CAl<ICO - Der yard 5(m7 COFFEE-Kio per pound 12J(?$21' " -liuguyrn, por pound ?IC " -Java, por pound 2? CANDI.KS-Adamantine, per sot 10j " -Sperm, per pound of OlilCKKNS AND FOWLS, per head 12.](<?)l? COTTON-Fer pound 7l("U " -Yarn, per bunch 80(oj7i Coi'l'KRAS-Por pound ? DUCKS-Por head li Kens, per dozen li FLOUR, per sack, (98 pounds,} 2.75@3.5< FEATHERS-G0080, per pound di " -Mixed por pound 3( GRAIN-Corn, per bushel, 45(?l5i -Bye. per bushel 50(V/>()' -Oats, red, per bushel 6/ GEESE-Fer head 2f?(?$3.' UONKV, per pound S(<i;l( HIDES-Dry, per pound lt " -Green, per pound INDIGO-Spanish Piont, per pound 1.2? " -Carol i ntl, per pound 1.01 IKON- ICnglish relined, per pound 3tjr^*?. . ' -Sweed, per pound 7(<?,}l " -Batid, per pound 4@l " --Hoop, per pound 12(g) 1 Fotwaro, per pound 0(($? I ?.Mi o, per pound 9(M)II Li MK, per barrel 2.0i IJUMIIF.R, per thousand feet 10,Ot LEAD, per pound ll MOLASSES, per gallon 33(7r)7< ?MADDER, per pound 25(ri)3< NAILS, per keg 2.75@3 I" ONIONS, per bushel 40(n}5l OIL, kerosene, per gallon 25(<?3< POTATOES-Irish, per bushe? 50@0l BICK, per pound 8(<iy .SALT-Liverpool, per suck Lil ? Su i ur i.vu, whols.il 5 j " retail C I " wlmlesalo d ? " retail 'I .l l SIIKKTINO, wholosolo 0 " " retail ? .S'ilOT, per pound I1 iSVlRITS Tuitl'KNT'.NE, per gallon 75@8 iS'oAr, per pondu S(r?l' ?SUUARS-Crushed, per pound 12 - A White, per pound 10@1 - Brawn, per pound OtVrtl - I'j.xtra C., per pound I1 STARCH, white and blue, per pound 0J(?jh (SODA, per pound KAI' T'OUACC'V, per pound 50(ml.0 " per pound, smoking 0?(W)8' TALLOW, per pound i TURKEYS, per hail 50(<i.7 TUAS-Gnu Powder, per pound LO Hyson, Green, per pound Si Young Hyson, Black, per lb 1 .Ot W )OL, washed, per pound 2; Fh??i Settle inen t. 'PUB undersigned petitions lo thc Probat 1 Court for Coonee county fora tinnl settle ment of tho estate of James Zachary, deceased on Saturday, thc 22(1 of February, 1870, nm for a final discharge from said administration. JOHN lt. ZAC HAUY, Administrator. January 23, 1879 10-41 Filial Settlement VT OTIC E is hereby given thal application wit IN bo inado to Riobard Lowls, Judgo of Probad for Ocoiiee county, ut his ollico in (ho cour house, nt Walhalla, S. C., on Saturday, thc lot! ?lay of February next, at 12 o'clock M., fo lenvo lo tniike final settlement of Ibo estale o Harvey Davis, deceased, and to bo dlsohargot Ihcrofrom ns administrator. YOUNG DAVIS, Adm'r. January 1(5, 1870. 0-4t SHERIFF'S SA fi IO?. BY virtue of cxeoutions to mo directed ] will sell, on MONDAY, salo day in March 1870, al tho Court llouso door ia Walhalla between tho legal hours of salo, tho followiti? described property, lo wit: Ono Traot of Land on Crooked Creek, con tnintng 155 acres, moro or less, adjoining lamb of Wm. Walt, Thos. Dodd and olbo'rs. ALSO, Sixteen acres, moro or less, in ibo town ol Walhalla, aJjoiuiug lauds of M. IL Bryce and others. Levied on as tho property of A. Bryce, Jr., al tho suit of (ho Walhalla Bank- and others. ALSO. 60 acres, more or less, on waters of Crooked Crook, adjoining lands of Goingo Dodd and others. Lovicd on at tho property of Alex Brvco, Jr,., at tho snit of tho Walhalla Bank anti others. TERMS Ol? SALIC-OAS fl. J AM ICS H. ROBINS, Sheriff Oooneo County? Fob 0, 1879 12-3t SM?KP OLAG KW EL L'S fl fl j>ij:i.?,ii.A.iwt mm TOBACCO HAMlIKf, LOVlNOUOOl). V. (j. KItVlN. L0VIN6G00D & ERVIN, BANKERS AND COMMISSION MKRCMIVfs COLLECTIONS mudo. Exoimngo bought j sold. Deposits received and a general bankl., business done. Cotton, Crain and Flour bought and sold or received on consignment. Wantali, '?.OOO bushels of COHN,' for which wc will piy thc cash. Respect fully, LOVINQdOOD & ERVIN'. Oct .31, 1878 60 THE FAVORITE DRY 600DS RESORT. -:o: FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO., 4 IMULI^rOiV, S. O., Oller their Kew Vail Slock, Wholesale mid IScinil, _A^"t Lower "JPrioos Than arc poid by customers for Inferior Old Auction Goods. 50,000 Worth of tho Finest nod Best Selected Slock of Carpets, Lace Curt nins, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Dress Goods, Silks,CIoaks, Shawls, Flan nels, Blanket:?, Alpacas, Cash meres, i\rai and second Mourning Goods, Kit! Gloves, Notions, Ho siery, llibbons, ?Silk Ties, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Undonvnrc, Lin ens, Table and Piano Covers, Towe ls, Table Damask, JYapkins Domestic Goods and thousands o? other Goods too numerous to men tion, aro now placed before our old customers in the State of South Carolina, and wo guarantee to (ho 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 cnn and always will give bo tor satis faction as regards QV&LITT AHB FEIGES In Goods purchased from us than any other house South. IL^" Samples sent on application. N. It.-Charges prepaid ou ntl Gooda over S10 scat C. O. ?. Piense mention this paper in ordering doods FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT &C0., ?7?? KIBI?JT Stree!, <?htii*lcsloii, Moulin Carolina. Oct 24, 1878 49 Final Settlement. 'PM K undersigned lins tiled bis petition in tho 1 I'robltc Court fora Final Settlement of Hie Fstale of Mablon .Morgan, deceased, on tho loth day of February, 1879, and for a Final discharge from thc administration of said estate. UODEllT F. MORGAN, Administrator. Jan. IO, 1879 9-1 ISTIAS IS CO MVS G ! ! ! ! Mil. A. F I.SC IJ ll SS fi It has chcap'nnd good CANDY, NUTS, FRUIT, &c. J EWE LUV, WA TC ll HS, CLOCKS, ?CT. And various othor articles, cbonpor than tho choapost. ??-<y* Repairing neatly und cheaply dono. November 21, 1878 l-3m. ilBEAUTIP?L KLOW KltS,S ::|c?hoico Seeds, ?fcc., by illa i I. Jil For i?t I we mail, postpaid, cltlior of thc following collections, all oltoioo varieties: 20 Verbenas or 8 Heliotropes, 8 (Scroniums or 9 Fuchsias, 8 Coleus or fi liosos, I Ivies or 8 Chrysanthemums, or 8 Gladiolus or 8 Double Tuberose, or ??l.fio. or 12-tOo. pkts Oarden Seeds, or 'J 1 packets choice Flower Heeds, Circular, with additional collections, mailed to applicants. ED WM) J. EVANS & CO., York, l'a. (i.oo-d Agonis Wanted.) January 23, 1879 10-21 PRESCRIPTION FREE! For the HOC 0<1y Cine ol'ftcininal Weak ness, M MU i mi MI nuil nil dlAonlci'H hrotiuht on hy IIMIIS croiion or pxcew. Any Druggist has tho luare illi'llls. AiWrpfc*, i>>>. tv. .i.tmiKs .v ?.?>.. Viii Went Nilli? SH < < I, < I nv 11) 11:111. O. S. C. MICKLER, WISST UNION, THE LEADER IN LOW PRICES. STARTLING But nevertheless ti'ue, that tho ^scriber ?s now selling to his cpmcrs his j Hock of Goods, lWlus?ncc tho Fall Trade owpncd. U is uso^. t0 tajk al)out oti10|.g sofihg?t lo^. ,)riccs un(j ciloapor g<*ws. l'act?yj^ ^n^ijorn things, arti any person 'isitin" FEST UNION (, tn soon find out hy watching tho c. ?Jivd, whore to go for thc liest Bargains 1 ie very class of / U' GOODS, ; NOTIONS, CLOTHING, SHOES, UAItDWARE, i" HATS, G li O CERI ES, Ac. Any argument to the contrary is Easily answered, in fact totally DESTROYED, E Hooking into the facts. A tre a [aidons assortment of vim POPLINS, I ALP A CAS, S CITINGS, CA S H MERES, dr. Viso, Large Stock of DfylEV AND MISSES' HOSE, GLOVES, FURS, UNDER VESTS, SHOES, HATS, (m\\ trimmed and untrimmed,) % I RI li Ii ONS, EM DR Ol DER Y, And a Full Line of PLANTATION GOODS, DOMESTICS AND GROCERIES [just make a bill, and by com pUnng prices, &c , be convinced oftuio above statements. WEST UNION, S. C. 0*0.20,1878 6-2mo NEW GOODS! Hie undersigned taka pleasure in announcing lo thc puhlic thal he u now receiving daily a choice and well yelected stock of - SUCH AS COFFKIO, SUGAR, BACON, MOLASSES, FLOUR, CHEESE, TWA, CANNED HOODS, CONFK0T1ONKRIHS AND CHRISTMAS GOODS, ita., which ? am selling at unprece dentedly LOW PRICES. Before purchasing elsewhere come in and price my goods and joe it I cannot do better by you limn any one else, All I ask is ? fini. My motto is, "Quick ?ides hud small prolits." Tho Finost Mountain Beef, Pork and Sausage Meat on hand Ut hard pan prices. Respectfully, ' M. H. BRYCE, 51 nin St root. Doo 2(1, 187? <I 2m D. BIEMANN & SON. Come ono. Come all ! W D HAVE purelmsed thia Fall and YT .Ei have now in Storo and duily arri ving tho LARGFST STOCK wo liavo ovor displayed to the public. ASSORTMENT COMPLETE. Prices Unequalled ! ! Dry Doods. Prints, Sheetings Shirtings and a full linc of Foreign and Domestic staphs goods of every description. K?pcoinl attention io called to our fargo nod well selected stock of Dress Goods, in tho latest styles and colors, with a magnificent 1'IRC <d Black Mohairs and Alpacas. Table Dutuntk, white und colored, Towels, Napkins, Doy?os, &c; ahso tho latest novel ties in Hosiery. Gloves, Linen and Silk Handkerchief, Ladies Tier, nud au endless WAE.r.BTY Of HOYIOHS Twenty pounds of Zephyr Worsted, evory imaginable shade or color; a handsome lino of Salem and Chat lottsville .leans, Cassimcrs, and piece goods, M> well known for their cheapness and durability. A complete stock of the latest stylos of Ready Made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods, such as La undried and Unlaundriod Shirts, Tics, Cravats and Bows, Linen and Paper Dollars and Guffs, Merino Undershirts, ?fcc., &c. Also, a full lino of Boots and Shoos, lints and Caps, Saddles and Harness, Leather, Crockery and Hhissware. Hardware, Groceries, BaKRlnp unq Ties, &o., on hand nt nil time? and wmcn w?U bo som ut tt?irjr&ju ntlCES for cash or barter. Before purelnudn? olscwhoro, wo would bo pleased t? novo you gJrfi t13 ft call. All persons indebted to either i>, A. or ll. D. A Bicmann. who do not inakC".!nnn laetory arrangomonnts regarding their n? oounts by January 10th, 1879, may expect to have them col Icc tod by law. 5,000 Bushels new corn wanted, for which we will pay tho highest market prico in cash or goods. Respectfully, JD. Bicmann SL Son. Highest market price paid in CASH for COTTON. October 24, 1878 _49 BARGAINS! BARGAINS! -AT J. II. SLIGII & SON'S JUST RECEIVED-, JA. Lai-go Stools, of O?ioioe, Stsuplo ebncl FANCY GOODS. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR HEW GOODS CONSISTING OF THESE NECESSARIESs Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Bacon, Lard and Mo ? lasses, ' Oil. Lamps, Wicks and Chimney?, Combs, Brushes, Soaps and Glasses, And Locks, Screws, Butts and Hinges; Cntlerv and nil kinds nf Ware. Snuff, Tobacco, Cignrs and Pipes, Collars, Cravats and Men's Wear, And Domestics of all Grades and Stripes. Boots, Shoes, Kinetics and Hose, Pens, Ink. Pencils and Paper, Pins, Needles, Ribbons and Calicoes. I All to bc sold ehcap for cash sooner or atcr. I I,, short wo pay the highest prices for produco And ?.ell goods as in nnto-bollum days; Indeed ali things in our linc, so cheap, induce > Our customers to say, "To buy from Sligo pays," ... thc West, nu hom the nhl -_[J_ ' Persons wishing to buy cheap and first class goods will lind it to their interest to ? give .1. II. MILICH d, SOM a call. ' Sept. 5. 1878 -12 ; 1868. 1879. ' ECONOMY IS WEALTH. -0:o:0 The BEST of Goods - AND Thc lowest l?rices ( Gu?ranteos that Claim tho Considerate attention of every Judicious Purchaser. J. E. HENDRIX & SON. Push business under tho motto of Small Profits nod upright Dealing. Tesl these truths and reap substantial bene* fits. 8 POUNDS -GOOD COFFEE FOR , OISTE DOLLAR Ten pounds Standard A Sugar, $1 Tho Celebrated brand "Per Lady Eliza* both," choicest young Hyson Ton at only 80 , cents. XLCR Boneless Cod Fish, 10 cents. Colgate & Co's NEW SOAP. Try it. Otu- favorito brand of FLOUR "DIADEM" always gives satisfaction, . Call and seo mir Sewing Is/i aohines From $20 to $23. Our ?inmenso stock of Agricultural Imple ments will bo in sloro February 1st, willi > prices that dofy comp?tition. ^ have thrown away tho old Ciodit J and Flint and Lock system and i with tho repeating Motto will drive him to tho wall with LOW I^PtlOH?S. J. E. HENDRIX & SON. .Jan. 9, 1179 S \