Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, February 13, 1879, Image 3
_XjQoeuls._
Subsoribo for (ho KEOWKK Conni KU.
Chow Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Some of ?ur citizens havo commenced gar
dening.
Garden seeds in groat variety and abund
an co at C. L. Reid & Co.'e.
Lot tho farmers stand tn m on tho guano
question if tho; nant to win,
Copious showers of rain foll on last Monday
Hight.
A fertiliser that is worth having is worth
advertising.
Attention is directed to tho advertisements of
John C. Cary, asstgnco, in another column.
1). Mo. Holland, of Holland's Storo, Anderson
County, entered AdgcrColloge this week.
Sheriff Robins advertises somo property for
salo on saledny In Maroh.
Tho crosstic business continues to flourish
in our county.
Ike Fincnnnon, wo understand, has quit
merchandizing, and opened up a chicken
farm noar Soneca City.
Tho Anderson Journal says Hugh Wilson,
Esq., of tho Abbovillo Press and Barnier, has
tho small typo-us fever,
John E. Urnzcalo, Esq., of Anderson, poid
our sanctum a visit inst week. Ho and his
wife are visiting relatives here.
It is timo that tho gardens wero hoing
looked after. A good garden, well cultivated,
?9 profitable to have.
Any ono who has fruit trees to plant and
hasn't planted them out yet, should do so
during tho present mouth.
Two mercantile firms in Seneca City havo
recently mado assignments-Messrs. Cherry
and Lewis ?So Walker, Cause-hard times.
As long as tho farmers buy guano nt tho
present prices to make cotton, they will
always he in debt and poor.
Hugh Wilson, Esq., of th? Abbeville Pres*
and Banner, wants to improve wonk nnd fait"
ing eyes by roading small typo.
It is just ns much of n sin to chisel a nows*
paper out of its duos ns it is to forgot to pay
a church subscription or a storo account.
A ohuroh was burned In Rabun County
Ga., recently, by an incondiary. This is vsry
ugly conduct.
Return tickets from Texas nt low rates will
soon bo sold on tho Air Linc Railway. Then
tho wayward brethren cnn return from tho
wost nnd go to work in their old homes.
Constables have commenced the sale of
property for tho payment of debts. There has
boen a long rest on small debts. The only
way to prevent these sales is to pay, or not
mako small debts. Tho lattor course is best
probably.
Wo hoard a guano agent say a few days
ago that he expected to sell this season seven
ty-five tons of guano in this market, tho far?
mers' combination und resolutions to Hiv
contrary notwithstanding.
Capt. A. Robins p lid us his thirtieth year's
subscription to tho COURIER on Monday-be
ing sixty dollars that ho hus paid us alto
aether.
Taxes this year aro to bo paid in Moy and
Ootobor-one-half during each mouth. Ii
holt* bo not paid in May, that half draws five
por cent, interest till Octobor.
Mr. B. F. Koeso, tho vegetarian of Fuii
Play, paid our office a visit on Monday, and
lind his subscription to tho COURIKK receipted
to January, 1880.
Owing to financial embarrassments, Mr.
Wosley Pitchford, of Walhalla, closed busi
ness last week and mndo nu assignment ol
Iii? effect s tn Major S. P. Dendy, ns his as
signee Wo understand his liabilities amount
to about ?2,500.
Thc first Quarterly Conference for Walhalla
and Seneca City Circuit will bo held nt Wal
halla on next Saturday, the 15th instant,
frenching by Rev. S. B. Jones, I). I>. Sacra
ment of thc Lord's Supper Sunday morning.
Whitr.cr Symmcs. Esq., form eily a resident
of Walhalla, paid us a visit last week. Ho is
looking well.
Probably there is nut a person in tho whole
world who willingly remains poor, and yet
thousands submit to poverty with no practical
effort to removo it. Thoy uro too fond of plcas
uro to get rich.
In an advertisement, elsewhere S. P: Dendy,
assignee of Wesley Pitchford, has called a meet
ing of the creditors.
Our neighbor, Mr. J. ll. Oatcndofi, eau
afford to laugh at tho guano men and theil
liigh prices. Ile luis the finest manure
heap wo have seen in a long timo.
Though not so excessively cold as some
weeks baok, the farmers have little opportu
nity lo plow by reason of frequent rains.
There must bo a good spell of weather in
store for us, as the winter has boon unusually
unfavorable.
At tho anniversary meeting of tho Mountain
eer Fire Engine Company, held on last Monday
.evening, the 10th instant, (he following officers
were elected for Ibo ensuing year: President
1?. V. Waller; Vice President-John Joost; Sec
retary-V. L. Norman; Treasurer-J. 1). Cap
pelmann; 1st Director-Henry Tic!gen; 2d Di
rector-Wm. Richie; 1st Axcmnn-H. D. Hitter;
2d Axeman-J. W. Pitts; Hall Keoper-H. D.
A. Riemann.
Wo aro glad to seo several new buildioge
going up at Seneca City. Tho trade at
that plnoo this winter lins been good. We
learn that nenrly 4,000 halos of cotton hoe
been sold (herc. This lins put o considera,
bio sum of money in circulation. Wc arc
always pleased to note thc prosperity of any
part of our county, ond nono moro than
Senccn City.
Our subscribers nt Townvlllo, Oak way, and
Bachelors' Retreat omplnin that thoy do not
receivo their papers rognlarly. Tho OOIJRIBR
18 mailed regularly to thoso offices. It has to
goby the way of Anderson C. II., and dior o
are no places where it cnn miscarry on this
ronte. Wo hope tho pooplo in tho neighbor
hoods of Tow ovillo, Oakwny, BiicbolniV Ro*
treat, and South Union will petition tho Post
Office Dopartniont for a change in thia rou to.
ao that thoso offices omi be supplied from
Walhalla. Thorc will always I ; oomplaint
oe long as tho papors aro compelled to mako
tho circuitous route they now do.
Mrs. Caroline Joyces, residing noar West
minster, will be lil years old at her next
birth day. She was boru In 1708. Hbo is tho
oldestoiliion of our oounty, and perhaps of tko
Slate. Wm. Durdett, fifteen miles below Wal
halla, is perhaps the next oldest person In our
oounty, being iu his 108d year. Ho is activo
yet and will trade horses with you with all
tho zeal of early youth.
A poison of any conceivable disoriptlon nnd
degree of potonoy, which lias boen swallowed
intentionally or by accident, may bo rondorod
spoodily harmless by swallowing two gills of
swcot oil. An individuul with a very strong
I constitution should tako twice the quantity.
This oil will neutralize every form nf vege
table or minorai poison with which physicians
and chemists aro acquainted.
We regret that Prof. C. W. Moore, who has
heretofore boen in charge of tho Preparatory
Department of Adgcr College, has deemed il
to his interest to sever his connection with
tho college. Ho removed hist Friday from
Walhalla to Seneca City, where he will engage
in teaching. Prof. Mooro is a good instructor
and wc wish him success lu his new homo.
Ho lins heretofore tnligbt with satisfaction to
his pal runs al Seneca, and is not unknown
there ns a man and tendier.
Wo publish in this issue reminiscences ol
Tnir Play, ono of the oldest settlements of thc
county. Il will provo of special interest to
thc citizens of that neighborhood, and will
furnish to thc future historian some ?tenn
worthy of permanent record. Tho chief part
of tho present article is a history of thc
church al that place. Futuro articles will re
lato to tho soil, climate, social and cducationn'
advantage of that section of our county. Be
ing level and fcrlile, it has always been in
habited by some of the best population of th?
county, and its history is worthy to bo por
pctualcd.
Attention is directed to thc advertisement o
standard fertilizers and acid phosphates bj
Lovinggood & Ervin, bankers and comtnercia
merchants. This firm oller* several standar*
brands of fertilizers lo the farmer?, and thei
prices may bc regarded reasonable, ns ot Ito
similar fertilizers. They want to buy 5,00
bushels of corn, for which they propose to pa
thc cash. This is tho only firm (hat offet
cash for corn. Persons desiring n cottag
residence cnn also bo accommodated by catlin
on them.
Tho following arc the Grand Jurors draw
for thc y cor 1870: N J Drown, Frederick Bower
J K Addis, Joel Heed Jones, W E Bankin, Job
M Cillison, Silas K Cannon, Andrew Glover,
c, J Ben Abbett, L Hogers, Johnson ll Clcv<
land, G K Maxwell, B Frank Robertson, J
Reid, Milton Nicholson, J A Girod, W J Hix, '
D Rochester. Tho following are tho Petit Juro
drawn for tho March Term of (ho Court, 187
Henry Myers, W Ii Mangold, J lt Price, II
Powell, Wm M Isbcll, J M Calhoun, P V Wal's
James Talley, James B Grant, W II Butler, J
Knox, Z ll di, J B Picked, Y J II Rids, Robe
Craig, Kennon B Fret well, ? V Wright, F
Moody, (While Water,) Joseph I, Dickson, R
Mason, J W Findley, W W Burley, F L Sitio
Charles Br?cke, Win N Cox, Andy Holmes, Jol
S Sloan, Andrew Boarden, S Y Stribling, T
Hall, E A Perry, L U Stribling. J N Watkins,
K Hunter, M L Emmerson, W II Sheldon.
Preaching in tho Lutheran Church ovoi
Sabbath morning nt 10} o'clock, by Hov. JJ
Boehm, pastor. Sabbath School every Sabbn
morning at 9 A. M.
Preaching In tho Presbyterian Church by Rc
S. L. Morris, Pastor, on first Sabbath nt ll
M.; second Sabbath nt 7j r. M.; third Sabba
at ll A. M. and 7.1 t?, M.; fourth Sabbath ot '
1?, M. Sabbath School every Sabbath nt OJ
M. Prayer meeting lecture cvory Wcducsdi
night nt TA p. M.
Tho following arc thc appointments for Wn
halla and Seneca City Circuit for tho quart
ending willi thc llb Sunday in March:
Rock Spring, first Sunday and Saturday I
fore, nt ll A. M.
Walhalla, second Sunday, at ll A. M. and
P. M
Seneca City, third Sundny, at ll A. M.
Friendship, third Sunday, at 'i P. M.
Fairview, fourth Sunday, at ll A. M.
Old Bickens, fourth Sunday nt 3 P. M.
An effort in Virginia to repeal tho pun'i6
ment by whipping for larec/;ics and otb
infamous offences signally failed- Old Y i
ginia stands by tho experience of her ance
tors, nnd ns a consequence cri mo grows bea
tifully loss ouch yoar in that Stuto.
Own TKNURK OF Lira depends in gre
measure upon our regard for O? neglect of t
health. If wo violate thom Wo cannot oxpt
lo ''maka old bonos." Hut thut tho span
existence allotted to n naturally doliente co
slitution, or ono which has boon shaken
disenso may bo materially longthenod, is
foot of whioh wo have daily proof. T
vivifying and rostorntivo influenco of Ile
tettor's Stomowh Bitter? unon a failing ph
oiqno affords a striking illustration of t
power of judicious medication to strength
(ho hold upon life. Restored digestion, coi
pleto assimilation, renewed appetite, sou
roposo, these nro among tho benefits oonferr
upon tho debilitated by that supremo rer
vant. With a circulation enriched, n frni
invigorated, and ii nervous system tranqu
ized, tho invalid, after n oourso o? the Bitte
fools that his life-tenure'is no longer tho p
carious thing that it was-that lie mny i
enjoy n "green ola agc."
-- ? --.
From nil parts of tho country .cporlsoomc
tho immense eales and increasing doir nd
that deservingly popular Sewing Machine, '!
Old and Relioblo "STANDAKO," thc price
whioh the proprietors wisely reduced lo $20,
eluding all tho attachments, and nt once scorn
for them a popularity among Hie people far I
yond that cvor yet attained by any other n
chino at any price; tho consequence of whi
is, agents aro leaving tho old high priced m
chines, and seeking territory for tlio ,,STA><
Ann," knowing from experience that with I
best goods nt tho lowe. , price they cnn outsell
other machines, where he superior quality o
low price is made known. This splendid n
chino combines all thc improvements. It is
Ahead of all others in beauty and durability
its work, caso of management, light ronni
and certainty of operation, is sonsibly mt
upon sound principles, with positive workl
parts nil steel, and can bo safely put down ns i
very perfection of a serviceable shuttle dou
I bread sowing machine in every particular, tl
will outlast any inaohino, and at a prico
down below any other. It is thoroughly wi
ranted for five years, Kopi, in order free
ohargo, and sent lo any part of the country
examination by (ho customer bolero payment
tho bill. Wo can predict equally au largo a t
marni for them in this section as la otho
Families desiring tho host machine manu fool ni
should write direct to the faotory, and ontcrpt
lng persons wishing lo seize tho chance shot
apply for sn desirable an agency. 8cc advert?
mont in another part of this paper. Addr
Standard iMooVino Company, conni Br0?<lv?
and Clinton riane, Now York.
Officers of the State Orango.
Tho following persons havo hoon elected
unices of the Stoto Grunge, ut tho meeting In
Charleston recently:
J. N. Lipscombe, W. St., f?owborfy.
A. li. Hose, W. O., Churloston.
W. W. Russoll, W. L.. Anderson.
Wm. Quirk, Steward, Darlington.
A. P. West, A. S., Edgoflcld.
II. D. Perry, Chaplain, Williamsburg.
A. M. Aiken, Treasurer, Abbovillo.
T. W. Holloway, Secretary, Newberry?
J. N- Pnrrott, G. K., Darlington.
Mrs. IL D. Perry, Cores, Williamsburg.
Mrs. E. L. Roche, Pomona, Charleston.
Miss L. 1. Wiley, Flora. Chester.
Mrs. H. A. Lovo, L. A. Si. Chester.
Executive Committee-John Bratten. Fuir?
Cold. E. L. Hocho, Charleston, J. W. Norris.
Anderson.
- - ? - -
Gus. Mel,ces, son of Rov. John McLocs of
Greeuwo?d, met with a serious ncoidont last
Saturday afternoon. Ile and a number of j
other boys woro out hunting, when a double
barrel shot gun in tho hands of Hobart Tor?
rant, son of Capt. J. H. Tarrant, was ncoic
dentally discharged, thc wholo loud going into
tho face of Gus. Mel.eos. Ic in said that he
will likely lose his eye-sight. Another warn
ing against tho uso of fire-arms.
[Abbeville Press and Banner.
Rev. Jooob Burris, who ha? boen ill for
several months, died at his residence nonr
Anderson on last Tuesday cloning. Mr?
Bonis was in his cighty-oghth your at thc
timo of Iiis death, and had always resided in
this county, where he has a vorv large and
influential family connection. Mr. Burris
was ono of tho oldest Baptist ministers in thc
State, and has ni ways manifested a very deep
interest in thc affairs of his denomination,
always attending its associational mooting*,
and participating actively in its delibera
tions.
DAKMNOTON, S C., February 8.-To-night
us Mr. Dolcn. tho jailer of this county, wa*
entering thc jail for tho purpose of reviewing
thc prisoners, ho wns knocked down nt tho
oulor door by several men who had escaped
from their colls and wore lying in wait for
him. Ho is severely although not dangor-?
ously hurt. Ten prisoners escaped, only ono
of whom lins so far boen recaptured.
Miss Jackson, tho daughter of tho Alexan
drin hotel keeper who killed Col. Ellsworth,
of tho /.moves, in 1802, was kept in n Treas?
ury Department placo at Washington by
Col. Mosby until he left for Hoog Kong.
Since his departure Miss Jackson has lust her
pince.
The proprietors of tho New* and Courier
offer $100, in gold, for tho best Serial Story,
written by a resident of South Carolina, illusi
trutivo of Southern lifo, before, during or
since tho war.
Statistics show that each inhabitant of tho
United States pays $2.02 per annum for the
support of education and over $40 to support
the liquor trafic.
The Comptroller of tho Curroncy reports
that thc total amount of bonds hold by nation?
al banks ns security for circulating notes on
the first of February was $348,930,200.
Tho waters of Northeast Georgia havo been
stocked with fish by tho United States tish
Commissioner.
Tho shortest and host equipped route to
Now \ork and tho East-tho Piedmont Air
Lino.
Two hundred and seventy-six thousand
dollars will bo pt.id to the families of deceased
Knights of Honor In Tennessee.
Aiken, Snartnnburg, Greenville and Union
Counties have voted tho fonce law on thom?
selves.
OBITUARY.
Departed this lifo on Ibo 15th of January,
18<y, ANNIK C., daughter of J. YY. and M. J.
She)or. Being au invalid all her life,, she
suffered most intense pain, from a complication
nf diseases, for several days beforo her death.
'.Huller little children to como unto mc, and
forbid I hem not, for of such is tho kingdom of
heaven." >S.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE!
ALL persons indebted to tho firm of Lewis &
Walker, of Seneca City, must make prompt pay
ment, otherwise their notes and accounts will bo
placed in tho hands of an officer for collection.
JOHN C. CARY, Assignoe.
Feb 13, 1870 13 3l
8 Bil'? Il I FF'* SALK.
BY virtue of an attachment in the casa of
John Hopkins vs. O. B. Sullivan, levied on
the interest of the dofondant, C. B. Sullivan in
three bales of cotton, I will sell, nt Hopkin's
Store, in Seneca City,on Tuesday ?flor snlcday in
MARCH NEXT, between tho legal hours of
salo, all tho right, title and interest of the said
defendant in and to said ootton for tho satisfac
tion of the judgment obtained in thc action in
which the attachment was issued. Terms cash.
J. IL ROBINS,8. o. c.
Feb 18, 1879 138t
NOTICE.
ON Saturday, 15th day of February. 1879.
proposals for furnishing and sotting out
One Hundred Shade trees in tho streets of
Walhalla will bo received by tho Town Conni
oil. C. E. WATSON,
Clerk of thc Council.
February 13,1879 13-1
Mortgagee's Sale.
Iwill soil to thc highest bidder on SATUR
DAY, the 8th day of March non, nt ll
o'clock A. M., before thc Court IIouso door,
in Walhalla, S. C., tho following described
tract of land, viz: All that Trnct or Parcol of
Land situated in County of Ooonoo. Stato of
South Carolina, on branches of Litt lo ioxn
woy Crook, wutora of Tugoloo River, adjoin,
ing lands of Spencer ('hamhors, S. E. Maxwell
and others, containing fifty sereu, moro or
less, hoing tho samo conveyed to Ootober
Goodiron by Spencer Chnmbora on tho Otb day
of Fobruary, 1878. Tho sumo hoing sold
under mortgngo givon by said October Ooodiron
to Spencer Chambers for purchaeo money on
7th day of February, 1878, and assigned to
mo by said Sponcor Chnmbors.
T?RM8-CASH.
J. E. HENDRIX,
Assignee, of Mortgagee.
Fob. 13, 1879. ' l5-3t
JUST RECEIVED
ANOTHER LOT OF
THOSE BEAUTIFUL
PRINTS
AND
SILK HANDKER ClllEh S.
/"VTT 1) QoMorol ntock of DU Y OOODS,
\J U IX NOTIONS nnd FANCY Gooda
always kopt full.
Taylor's Trimming* a spooialty.
Sistor towns may bonni of cheap goods,
but our motto ia
QUALITY, not QUANTITY.
Agon tn for tho Weed
Sewing ?VTeLonixie
Prices greatly reduced.
Farmers nro respectfully invited to oall
and seo our stock of
AVERY'S PLOWS
AND
A G RIC UL TUR AL IMPLEMENTS,
Which wo aro agents for.
All numbers nf Braid's Hoe*) in stock.
Wo soil tho Winchostcr Brand of
Ladies' Fine Shoes.
A Southern made Shoe.
FJiU J?I1EJ1D
Of thu noted Mil s Shoe.
A nico lot of Gents' Fino
HAND-MADE SHOES.
Frosh Lot of
Ferry's Garden Seeds
Oall and See Thom .
Respectfully,
C. L. REID & CO.
Fobruary 0. 1879 12
THE FAVORITE
DRY GOODS RESORT.
-:o:
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
.r ii A it LES row, s.e.,
Oller their New l'ail Slock,
Wholesale and Retail,
-A*t. Lower ?Prioes
Than are paid by customers for Inferior Old
Auction Goods.
$250,000
Worth of tho Finest and Dost Selected Slock of
Carpets, Lace Curtains, Oil
Clothe, Window Shades, Dress
Goods, Silks,Clonks, Shawls, Flan
nels, Blankets, Alpacas, Cash
meres, first and second Mourning
Goods, Kid Gloves, 'Votions, IIo
8'.ei\V, Ribbons, Si)' Tics, Ladies'
and Go-.itlomcn's Underware, Lin
ens, T. ?'o nnd Piano Covers,
Towe's, Tab'o Damask, JVapkins
Dome " . Goods and thousands of
other Ctods too numerous to men
tion, arc now placed before our
old customers in tho State of South
Carolina, nod we guarantee to tho
pubVe rod people of this State
especmVy that through
OURIMMKNS? FACILITIES
And long established reputation
with buyers and sellers, where
Of dollars have been exchanged
(brough o tr house., that we can
and alwrys. wi", give bo ter satis
faction as regards
QUALITY AND PRIG S3
In Goods pu? chtised from us than
any other horse S?rth.
4r"*** Sanmb-1 ?ont on f pplicntion.
N. D.-C'if .^es prepaid on all Goods over
$?0 sent C. 0. !>.
. easo IM') "on. this paper in ordering Ooods
F?RCHGOTT,
BENEDICT
& CO.,
27S5 Kins Street, i/liarlesloii,
South Carolina.
Oct 21, 1878 40
CHRISTMAS
IS CO JUA G ! ! ! !
MU. A. F1SCHHSSEU has cheap and good
CANDY, NUTS, F KU IT, icc
JEWELRY,
WATCH RS,
CLOCK'S, rfc.
And various other articles, cheaper than
tho oheapost.
WSJ* Repairing neatly und cheaply dono.
November 21, 1878 l?3n>.
J G. MICKLER,
WEST UNION,
THE 31,E.A.DER
IN
LOW PRICES
STARTLING
But nevertheless truo, that tho
Subscriber is now soiling to his
customers his
Stock of Goods,
Bought since thc Fall Trade
opened.
It is usoless to talk about others
selling at lower prices and cheaper
goods. Facts arc stubborn things,
and any person visiting
WEST UNION
Can soon find out by watching thc
crowd, whore to go for the
Beat Bargains
In every class of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
CLOTHING,
SHOES,
llA H1) WARN,
HATS, GROCERIES, <C-c.
Any argument to the contrary
is easily answered, in tact totally
DESTROYED,
By looking into the facts. A tre
mendous assortment of
WASH POPLINS,
ALPACAS,
SUITINGS,
CASHMERES, tlc.
Also, Large Stock ol'
LADIES' AND MISSES' HOSE,
GLOVES,
FURS,
UN I) ER VE S TS,
SHOES,
???BATS,
(Both trimmed and untrimmed,'
RI HU ONS, EM HR OI DER Y,
And a Full Linc of
PLANTA TION GOODS,
D OM EIS TICS
AND GROCERIES
Just make a bill, and by com
paring prices, &,c , bo convince*
of the above statements.
JOHN C. MICKLER,
WEST UNION, S. C.
Doo. 26, 1878 0-2rao
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS!
1WPMCES
rl lie undersigned take
pleasure in announcing
to the public that he i
now receiving daily <
choice and well selcctc\
stock of
GROCERIES
-SU CM I AS
COFFEE,
SUOAII,
BACON,
MOLASSES,
FLOUR,
CHEESE,
TEA,
CANNED GOOD
CONFECTIONERIES
AND CHRISTMAS GOODS, &
Which I am selling at unprec
dontedly
LOW PRICES.
Before purchasing olsowhei
come in and price my goods ar
see it I cannot do hotter by ye
than any ono else, All I ask is
trial. My motto is, "Quick sal?
and small profits/'
Tho Finest Mountain Bo<
Pork and Sausage fyfeat on har
nt hard pan prices.
Respectfully,
M- H, BRYCE,
Main Street.
Deo 20, 1878 0 2iu
D. BIEMANN & SON.
Come one. Come alli
IITT? HAVE purclmsod this Fall and
YT JLli liuvo now in Storo and daily arri
ving tho I. ARO PST STOClv wo have evor
displayed to tho public.
ASSOI&TMUNT t:o.iil*i.R-vru.
Prices Unequalled I !
Dry Ouods. Prints, Shootings Shirtings and
a full lino of Foreign and Domestic staple
goods of every description.
Especial attention is culled to our largo
and well selected stock of Dross Goods, in the
latost 6t.vles and colors, with a magnificent
lino ol Black Mohairs and Alpacas.
Table Damask, white and colored, Towels,
Napkins, Doylies, ?fcc.: also tho latest novel
ties in Hosiery, Ulovos, Linen and Silk
Handkerchief. Ladies Ties, and an endless
VARIETY 0>F NOTIONS
Twonty pounds of Zephyr Worsted, etory
imaginable shade or color; a Imndsomo lino
nf Salem and Ohnrlnttevillc Jeans, Cnssimcrs,
and picco goods, so well known for their
cheapness and durability.
A completo stock of the lutc-t styles of
Ready Made Clothing nnd Gouts' Furnishing
Goods, Ruch ns Lnundricd nnd (Jnlnundricd
Shirts, Ties, Cravats and Bows, Iiinon and
Poper Cellars and Cuffs, Merino Undershirts,
&c, &o.
Also, a full linc of Boots nnd Shoos, Hats
and Caps, Saddles und Hnrross, heather,
Crockery and Glassware. Hardware, Groceries,
Bagging and Ties, &<}., on hand at all times
and which will bc sold at li OTTO M THICKS
for cash or hurter.
Before purcbusing elsewhere, we would bc
pleased to have you give us a call.
All persons indebted to either D. Biemnnn
or H. D- A Bicmann, who do not make satis
tuctory nrrnngomennts regarding their dc?
counts by January 10th, 1879, moy expect tu
havo them collected by law.
5,00<> Bushels new corn wanted, for
which wo will pay tho highest market price
in cash or goods. Respectfully,
D. Biemann &L Son.
Highest market nice paid in CASH for
COTTON.
October 24, 1878 49
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
-AT
J. II. SL1GH & SON'S
JUST RECEIVED,
JA. Thargo Stock of
C5h.oi.oe, Stauple souci
FANCY GOODS.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
NEW GOODS
CONSISTING OF THESE NECESSARIES:
Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Bacon, Lard and Mo
lasses,
Oil, Lumps, Wicks and Chimney.'',
Comb?, Brushes, Soaps nnd Glasses,
And Locks. Screws, Butts and Hinges;
Cm lory tindall kinds of Ware,
Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars and Pipes.
Collars, Cravats and Men's Wear,
And Domestics of all Grades and Stripes.
Boots, Shoes, Elastics and Huso,
Pens, Ink, Pencils und Paper,
Pins, Ncodlcs, Ribbons and Calicoes.
All to bc sold cheap fur cash sooner or titer.
In short wc pay the highest prices for produco
And ?ell goods ns in antebellum days;
Indeed all things in our linc, so cheap, induce
Our customers to say, "To buy from Sligh
pays."
Persons wishing to buy cheap and first
class goods will find it to their interest to
give J. II. Si.HUll & .SON a call.
Sopt. 5, 187r 42
LAND FOR SALE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ooon.ee Oonnty
Hy ltieliaril Lewi*, Judge ol'
Probate lor said Cornily.
HY virtue of a decretal order by tho saki Judge
of Probate, made in lite onso of H. A. Adams vs.
James N. Adams, for thc admeasurement of.
dower. 1 will sell, on MONDAY, Balcday in
March next, nt (ho court house door in Wat
halla, S. 0., between the legnl hours of salo the
ono divided half inlet cst in thc following Tract
of Land, viz:
All that certain Parcel or Traci of Laud, situ
ate nnd being in the County and Stale afore
said, on Ccnncross Creek, adjoining lunds of
W. J. Nevill, Dr. L. B. Johnson and others,
being the pince whereon James N. Adams now
lives, and containing about -aereo, being
tho tract bought of W. S. Grisham by J. N, and
W. W. Adams.
TERMS-CASH.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judgo of Probute.
February ii, 1870. 124t
SIIHItlFF'S
BY virtue of executions to ino directed I
will sell, on MONDAY, snle day in Mnroh,
1879, at the Court llouso door in Walhalla,
between the legnl hourn of sale, thc following
described properly, lo wit:
Ono Tract of Land on Crooked Creek, con
taining 455 acres, moro or less, adjoining lands
of Wm. Wall, Tho?. Dodd and others.
ALSO,
Sixleen acres, moro or less, in Hie town of
Walhalla, adjoining lands of M. II. Bryce aud
others.
Levied on as Hie properly of A. Bryco, Jr., at
the 6uit of the WnMiaUa Bank and others.
A 1.00.
00 acres, more or less, on waters of Crooked
Greek, adjoining lands of Goorgo Dodd and
others. Levied nn a? tho properly of Alex.
Brvoe, Jr., at tho suit of tho Walhalla Bank
and others.
THUMS OF SALI4-CA.S?I.
J A M KS II. U?HI NS,
Sheriff ?oonoo County.
Fob ?, 1870 12-8t
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