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A LOOSLIS. Chew Jackson's Heat Sweet Navy Tobacco. Burn out your ohiuincystho first rainy ?lay. Tho cleansing of tho streets should bc looked after at once. Tho excursion to Charleston will como oft" about thc first of April. Corn plauliug is going on rapidly and in earnest in Anderson Couuty. There aro no complaints of dull trade among thoso inerebnnts who advertise liberally. Eggs nro gradually potting cheaper. Tho hons must bo "getting down to their work." Although wo have had two lulling frosts this week, thc fruit crop remains safo nnd sound jct. Thcro will bo preaching on next Sunday morning in the Baptist Church by Kev. Hugh Strong. Cols. Thompson, Keith nnd Norton and Maj. Dendy me in attendance upon tho Court ut Pickens this week. Ono of Hoe's hand presses for snlo nt this office cheap. Size of bcd of press 22x!?S. / y ono having a young milch cow with ye ng calf cnn find a purchaser by applying nt .t is office. Price must be reasonable. We have now only one prisoner in thc county jail (At Henderson, colored,) whose term of imprisonment will expire in n few days. Novor go ?hero you nro not wanted. If n man wants.yon to go into his placo of busi ness ho will invite you through nu advertise ment, lt is wrong to intrude on privacy. Oui*merchants are beginning to receive their now spring goods. Our advertising columns will keep our readers advised as lo where thc greatest bargains can bc had. Attention is directed lo thc important changes in thc schedules of tho Blue Itidgo, Greenville & Columbia nnd South Carolina Railroads to bo found in another column. We nro informed (hal a willow lady of our county has miulc and sold in tho Inst four years over eight hundred sun bonnels--her bonnets finding ready salo in various portions of our Slato. Excursion tickets over the Blue Midge Rail road, from Walhall.i lo Belton, have been dis continued on account of (he abuse of tho privi lege mude hy parties buying these tickets. A lady writes us from Mountain Itcsl Illili Mr, II. A. Powell is pitting his foot nnd singing n lullaby lo his seventh son, which was born on the loth instant, weighing thirteen pound.! The Stale Convention of the Y. M. 0. A. will meei, at Anderson Oourt ??ouse next mom)), nnd in nil probability will be largely attended by delegates from every section ol' thc Slate. Notwithstanding tho big fuss Ibo farmers kicked up about guano, '.here is more of it being sold this season than ever before The smell ol' it is wafted on every breeze as you pass along thc railroads and depots. The biggest lot of corn I hut we have seen together in a long lime is in t li o Morehouse of Loviliggood & Ervin. They have on hand, sacked and unsncked, over three thousand bushels. Mr. H. P. Alexander has rei ired fi om the mercantile field and entered Hie agricultural field, al least until tax gathering lime comes nlong, when he will be nt his post at all lnuir.s lo receive your laxes. Thc Nuptial Courier says that il will be sixty one years in May since Kev. Thomas Dawson, of Pendleton, thc oldest white Baptist minister in tho Slate, entered ibo service of the old Triennial Convention as missionary to the Cherokee. Indians. Head the advertisement of the Congirec Iron Works, Columbia, S. C., .John Alexander, pro prietor. Ile is advertising, at reduced prices, verti?le cane mills, at from $.'?.') lo ?80, com plete. Mr. Alexander is well known lo the people ol' (his Kialc ?md his mill ami all work done in his line need no lvommcml ilion al our bands. Give him a (rial. Kev. L'n I her Sol) moil 7., Catholic Priest and Missionary, has been in IValhnlln for thc past two or linee.days visiting members ol' his church bore and in lite country. We understand Hint (he Ilev. Failli r will scon commence i he erection of a Catholic Church in our (own on the lot in )) ?he rear of die Continu ollico. Wm White, colored, who was sentenced to lifo impiisoii'iicnt tu the Ponilentlcry hy .lodge Fra:or, for luirgliry, was carried to (Join in bin on Monday morning by thc ?Sheriff und delivered over lo thc proper authorities. A farmer hus invented a rubber hand .which ho hangs on his front gate for the convenience of cundill a tes to shake. His wife, having no children, has made a ?argo ,rng doll ond sets it on tho opposite post for .them to hiss. Thc Hoard of Managers of die South Carolina Monument Association desires to acknowledge, .willi thanks, tho receipt of $11 50 from Oconeo ?County through Mrs. J. W. Livingston, since August l-l, 1878. Our worthy Representatives, G. R. Cherry und Joel Beard, contributed go .each lo this noblo causo nt the last session of .the Legislature. It is expected that in a few .weeks tho monument will be erected. Efforts .will bo rando to hnvo a reduction of rales over thc railroads by which many may bo enabled to attend thc.ceremony of unveiling. It is a raro thing to moot with a moro o?ur< tcous and Olirietian gentleman and n purer and moro learned jurist than Judgo I'Vusor. WI)?lo teeming not to pross business or weary the bar, cases nro disposed of ns rapidly ns under tho ndministrnlion of those who uro nlwnyB hurrying nnd accomplish loss. His charges to the juries uro clour and Oonois?, staling tho law of tho easo. without unneces sary words, and without nny comment on the testimony. A groat many oasos wcro dis posed of nt our term of court, though tho dockets wero not cleared. Tho Globo Comedy Company gavo throe exhibitions in our town Inst wcok, neting "Roso Cottngo," .'Lucretia orgia" und "Panch?n." Tho troop is tho host that over visited our town and their performances elic ited rounds of applause We regard exhibi tions of this kind fur better I..an circuses and tricks logcrdomai n, com bi ni ng amusement with instruction and avoiding everything that is vulgar or conreo. Tho company goos from this placo to Tocooa City, and expects to visit our town again next fall. Thoso who attond eau onjoy thc worth of their Ul M cy, Wc oro indebted to tho committee for a nent and tastily gotten up invitation to ot? toud tho second anniversary celebration of tho Piedmont Literary Society of Adger Collcgo, which takes plaoo at tho Baptist Church Friday evening, Moroli 21st at 7J o'olock. President of tho Society, H. W. Kuhtmnii. Orator for thc occasion, B. F. Smith, Question for debato, "Arc groat men oftoucr thc creatures or creators of circumstances?" Alurwntivo, T. E. St rib ling; Negative, M. S. Stribliug. The pub lic tue cordially invited to bo present. Mr. John Recd, member of tho Legislature from .Macon Comity, North Carolina, passed through Walhalla on his way homo from Ha leigh, where bas been in attcmlanco up m (ho sessions of tho General Assembly of tho old North State. Ho informed ns that bo had secured thc lenso of lilly convicts I rom tho Stale and they are now engaged nt ivor.; on tho Dine Hidgo Railroad, near tho town of 1'rnnklin in his State. This looks like business and that ibo people of this pori lot) pf North Carolina uro dctrrmiiu d thal this great railroad enterprise shall not be forjver abandoned. Now if Georgia and South Carolina will each come to Ibo rescuo of our sister Slulc willi their convie! labor the Ulue Uidgc Railroad can and will yet bo built. Preaching in tho Lutheran Chu rob every Sabbath morning at IDA o'clock, by Kev. J.d. Boehm, pastor. Sabbath School every Sabbath morning ut ?) A. M. Preaching in tho Presbyterian Church by Kev. S. I?. Morris, Pastor, on first Sabbath nt 11 A. M.; second Sabbath nt 7.1 i\ M.; third Sabbath nt tl A, M. and ~h v, M.; fourth Sabbath at 7J i>. M. Sabbath School every Sabbath al 0.1 A. M. Prayer meeting leoturo every Wednesday nigh! at 7S v. M. Tho following aro tho appointments for Wal halla nnd Seneca City Circuit for Ibo quarter ending with the .lill Sunday in March: Hook Spring, first Sunday and Saturday be fore, ni ll A. Nt, Walhalla, second Sunday, al ll A. M. nnd 7 P. M. Seneca City, third Sunday, al ll A. M. friendship, third Sunday, ni '?) I?. M. Fairview, fourth Sunday, at ll A. M. Old PiokoilS, fourth Sunday at !l P. M. Subscribe for the IvKOWKK Coviltmi. Tho friends of Professor \V\ ll. Vernor, ol Tusuulobsa, Alabama, nie always glad lo hear of bis well d ling and success in bis now home in Alabama. Wo take tho following extracts from tho Times and Gazelle, papors published in Tuskaloosa, tho seat of the Stale University and numerous other colleges. The Times fays', "The pu[>i!s ul' Professor Vernor's school gavo an exhibition ut tho Court House on inst Friday night. A largo uudionco Inflamed thc boys with the lires of umbi timi, und if lin falo id' ibo republic bad been at stake, tbcv could not have evinced moro feeling and en thusiasm. The entertainment was exceed ingly interesting, The speakers wore natural graceful timi Huent in their declamation, nm! each (?ne exhibited careful training in ibo ar of elocution. Prof. Vernor is un CXUclloil instructor, nnd liberally gifted with the aili and graces that make teaching ?i sueooss and study n matter of interest and ploasuro. Thc Gazelle say*: "Wp 'would not Ibu tm i Noptnuo for his trident,' if we could liol) curso If, but those who wcro present ut Mr Vernor's exhibition of youthful declamation will pardon us for a few lines of incrltci compliment. N> Southern town or cit could have furnished, in quality, at least, i more elegant and ?lile audience I li un tba assembled nt Ibo Court House on Fri.lu; night last, lt was enough to inspire thc um billot) of tho most modest boy who ever mud bis timid debut upon tho rostrum. The do claimers deserve ir lo bo said that they cxhi bited thc infallible signs ni a carobil nm skillful training In tho art of eloquence Graceful gesticulation, correct pronunciation earnestness of purpose, distinct enunciation und naturalness of manner, characterized large majority of ibo speakers. No prcvinn exhibition for years have excelled, in ibes respects, ibis ono nf Mr. Vernor's. Tho last O ingress appropriated $712.000 I puj- Georgia for money advanced to prosecnt the Cherokee and Seminole wars of 1835-3!" Secretary Sherman refuses to hand ibo moue over, however, but claims that it should h applied to liquidating a* much larger del. Georgia owes ibo Federal (1 ivornmont-u unpaid tax levied on tho Southern State while they were in rebellion in 1853. Ken lucky and Tonnosseo aro f.aid lo bavo pai this war tax. bal Georgia is hopeful that sh can get her $72,000 yet in spit? of it. The Democratic caucus in Washington nomi naled Samuel J. barnhill fur Speaker of ll billi Congress. Mr. Randall received 76 vote Mr. Blackburn, of Kentucky, 67, Mr. Cox, < New York, *i, Mr. MacMahon, of Ohio, Ihre and Mr. Morrison, of Illinois, 2. Thc coule w,\s very spirited. Mr. Randall is a nativo i Philadelphia, his present home. Ho is in h ?lsl year. Ile received only an academic educi lion nnd then engaged in mercantile pursuit In IK'iM he mitered into politics nnd lins provt himself nn nhlc nnd shnrp leader. Thc North Carolina Legislature, says ll Spartiinburg Spartan, adjourned on last Salu day. lt seems lo bavo boon a fair legislativ body, and I hey did good work- Of course fun is always found in our law-makers, but wo thin North Carolina may congrat?lalo herself ou ll work of her last General Assembly. Ono men uro was proposed bearing against thc veste rights of ibu Spurtanburg mid Asheville Hail road. Wo nrc glad lo know Ibis was vole down. Soi.Dir.us or 1812.-All persons who serve ld days in that war, or wdio wcro engagod i or.o hattie, aro new entitled to recoivo $ por month from tho dato of ibo approval < tho aol. Widows of soldiers aro entitled i tIto samo pension, no odds what was tho du of murringo. NKW ORI.KANS, March 15.-A tclcgrni from (bo Passes announces I lint tho bat Sleipner mri ved yesterday frmn Kio Janell in charge of her mute, who reports that durin ibo voyugo tho captain, second ofDcor and boy died of yollow fovcr. Tho vessel is no nt quarantine. Tho notublo ovont in England lust wet was tho murringo of tho Duko of Connangb son of Qucon Victoria, to Princoss Louis Margaret of Prussia. Royal woro tho propt rations, und right royal wai tho wedding, ! SUFFKIXINQ FOR A LIFE TIMK.-Persons I afflicted with rheumatism often suffer for o I lifo time, their tortures being almost with - out reuii.-sion. Tho joints and muscles of suoh unfortunates uro iu tnoet cases shook? ?ugly contorted and drawn out of slinpo. To oiTord thom even temporary relief, tho ordinary remedies often provo utterly use less. Hostelers Stomach Hitters, on the other hand, is avouched by persons who have used it, to bo n genuino source of re lief. It keeps tho blood cool by promoting a regular habit of body, and removes from it impurities which, in tho opinion of nil rutioual pathologists, originate this ugouziug complaint sud its kindred malady, tho gout. Resides this tho Hittcis remedy disorders ol tho stomoch, liver und nerves, prevent and cradioato intermittent und remittent fevers, promoto appetite and sleep, und aro highly recommended by physicians us a desirable medica) stimulant urn) tonio. Bottled Lightning. When used for Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Lame hack, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Contracted Muscles, Stiff Joints, Corns and bunions, nu hu tu tin beings, und Spavin, Ring liane, Galls, Soratcho*, otc, JU animais, Cous sens' Lightning Liniment is unequaled, and its p fl oct simply electrical. As Us name suggests, it is quick to relievo, and thousands hear witness to its astounding virtues. Price GO cents. For salo hy R. K. Norman & Uro. Florida, Our Land of Flowers. A throng of KU derer? with o ?ughs und cold-i annually go South to enjoy tho ethereal mild ness of tho lund of Howers. To thom wo would say tho necessity nf that expensive trip is obviated by Coulsons' Compound Honey of Tar, which speedily cuves tho coughs und colds incident tj this rigorous clime. For public Speakers it surpasses tho Demosthenic regimen of "pebbles and seashore," clearing thc throat until tho voice rings with tho sit* very cadence of u boll. Usc Ooiisseiis' Coin? pound Honey of Tar. Price SOCCU ts n bottle. For salo by R. F, Norman & Uro, New York dospatoliesof I tie 181 li instant state that the stockholders of tho Atlanta and Char lotte Air Linc Railroad have elected tho follow ing directors: Hugene Kelly, VY. II. Fogg, Alex. P Irving, A. P. Dickson, Francis Smith, Abra ham S. Stewart and W. H. Inhala, of New York; Miram W. Sibley and Byron P. McAllBOno, of Rochester, and Shipman Wilmer and Francis P. (Mark, of Baltimore. Ata subsequent meet I Og of the Hoard of Directors Hiram W. Sibley was ic elected President, Tho report submitted showed that the net earnings for thc lust year were about $40,000. Mr. J. L. M. irby, who lied fi om Lau rens while under indictment for the killing of Kilmore, has published a caril in thc [jun rc II s vt tlc Herald, saying he will return foi trial when ho cnn pel au impartial one. Ile states he was advised hy friends to leave when he did, in opposition to his owe inclination. Smalls, tho colored Congressman from South Carolina, is said lo have recently roH ved the distress of u daughter of his ol I master, and appointed her .-on to a cadet ship in the naval aecdemy. Judge Kershaw, in his charge to a jury in Greenville Court said: When he was a young mau it was considered cowardly to carry c moonie I weapons. Judge William Horn Hattie, one of North Carolina's ablest ami best sons, died on thc Kith instant, in his 77th y oar, Thc veto of the Chinese bill by Hie President, it is though!, will make California solidly Demo crat io in future. i^Yi\a:333xr33yvxji. Married, al bong ('reek Church, February 17, 1879. by Hov. Lo III 11 ol Chambers, Mr .lames Ailnins to Miss Sallie Hoi hell, all ot Oconce county. Married, February 23, 1879. on Tugaloo Val ley, by T. J. Rumsey, Usn . Mr. W. S. Kothell io Miss Arginc lloatw light, all of Oeonco county. Married, March 2, 1870, by Hov. Robert Cobb, Mr. Oliver S. Slamlridgo to Miss L. C. Kothell, all ol Hrasstown Valley, Oconec county. Married, at tho residence of tho bride's fal lier, lt. M. Morris, F.sti., on Wednesday, the 1 Ol li of February, 1870, by ilev. John Allaway, Mr F.lisha Summered, of Oconce county, lo Mis?) K?mest. Morris, ol' Anderson county. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT, CORRECTED U'KKKIi? Arm.KS-Dried, per pound 2@3 RUTTER-Per pound 10(g) 15 IJKKSWAX-Per pound 20 I? KKK-Per pound 2(i$5 .BACON-Drv snit shoulders " " " C. R. Sides 5(,<X S. C. bruns, canvassed fi CALICO-Per yard 5@7 COFFEE-Rio per pound 12J(d)20 " -Laguyra, per pound ?10 " -Java, per pound , 28 0AIVDI.ES-Adamantine, por set lf>3 " -Sperm, per pound 30 QUICKENS AND FOWLS, per head 124(W)15 COTTON-Per pound 7-1(0)0 " -Yarn, per bunch 75(7/jSO Co ITERA s-Po?- pound 5 DOOKS-Per bead 15(7<)20 Enos, per dozen 8(a) 10 FLOUR, por sack, (08 pound.-',) 2.75(0)3.50 FEATHERS-Geese, per pound '10 -Mixed por pound 30 GRAIN-Corn, per bushel, 50(r?)f>0 -Ryo. per bushel 50(7i)u5 -Outs, red, per bushel 50 GKF.SK-Per bend 25@35 HONEY, por pound 8@10 HIDKS-Dry, per pound 10 " -Green, por pound 4(^5 INDIOO-Spanish Float, per pound 1.26 " -Carolina, per pound 1.00 IKON- English relined, por pound 3(0)3} r?anos mu? Organ*. Ormi?I Intro ?I nc I i oia Sn lu. Ono thousand (irst class instruments from best makers to ho p'ucod in Southern Homes for Introduction and AaIvor tito - ment. Pianos, 7 Oct. 8125. 7i Oct 8150. ? Organs, 9 Stops, 857; 13 Stops, 871) Mir ror Top, 18 Stops, 880. Choioo instru* ments at lowest priocs ever known, ? years written guarantee. 15 days test trial. Chiokoring, Knabe, Muthushok, Weber and Southern Oem Pianos, Mason ?fe Hamlin, and Pcloubct ?? Pelton Organs included in this sale. A clean sweep; no reserve, new instruments frosh from Factory. Only sale of tho kind over carried out lu thc U. S Writo for introduction solo ciroular. Address IJ1I<1(1CII & Hates' Southern Musio House, Savannah, Ga-, tho Croat Wholcsalo Piano and Organ Depot of the South. Notice to Creditors. ALI, persona indebted to tho esluto of Lewis H. Muret, deceased, aro required to mako payment nt once, nod all creditors of tho estate Will present their claims to mc for payment, J. NV, STKIBLINU, Administrator. March 20, 1879 18 lt TRY HOME FIRST"! COJYGJtRI&E tOS.IUSJUA. S. C. JOHN ALEXANDER, PROPRIETOR. RBDUOKD PRICKS. VERTIOLE CANE MILLS. LIST OP PRICES: 2 Rollers, 10 inches diameter, $35.00 2 Rollers, 12 inches diameter, 45 00 2 Rollers, 14 inches diameter, 55.00 3 Kollers, 10 inches diameter, GO.00 3 Rollers, 12 inches diameter, 70.00 3 Rollers, 14 inches diameter, 80,00 Above price complote with frame. Without frame, ?10 less on caoh Mill. Horizontal-3 Holler Mill for Steam or Water Pow er, $150. SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR CANE MILLS -AND - SYRUP KETTLES SULLIVAN & CO., Agents, Anderdon, c. March 20, 1879 I8-ly F1NKSIX)CK,P0ULTRY,&C AKIIIUPMIIU STOCK FAR VI ANJ POULTRY YARDS. WAKUBN & STUMBLING OFFER 13 Egg* from either of the following varieties for $2.76: Bronze and While Holland Turkeys: Partridge Cochins and Plymouth Hock Chickens; Pekin, Poland and Moiton Ducks. Thirteen Kggs from eil tier of the following for While Faced Black Spanish, Drown Leg liornsam) VVliileAfrioan Bantams! WhitoOuinens. Wc also oller a few more dorsey Cattle, Cols wold and Merino Sheep, Berkshire l'igs and fi,ur varieties of Domestic Hubbils. i\o Use Sending; Oil" Jo (?et Keller Poultry. Ours ure thc best obtainable, laking many premiums wherever exhibited. Our Pa ri rid ge Cochins tonk tho two first and one second prize at (lie recent Poultry Inhibition al. Washington, 1). C. Address all communications io J. C. STRIBLING, Manager, Pendleton, S. C. February 27, 1879 Iii 5t NOTICE. \LL persons indebted to Wesley Pitchford, by judgment, note, account or otherwise, arc hornby notified that said notes, accounts, &o., aro in my hands for collection, ami (hat prompt payment of the same must bo made, if parties desire io save costs. S. P. DENDY, Assignee. February '27, 1879 IMt Final Settlement NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, administratrix of tho personal property ol Newton Drown, deceased, has applied to Diehard Lewis. Esq., Judge of Probate for Oconee county, lo mako a final settlement ns Biioli administratrix and to bo discharged therefrom on Tuesday, Die 1st day ol' April, 1879. KiiBF.CCA BUOWN, Administratrix. February 27, 1879 lo lt ?ll I? IC IF ??.S SA MUS. BY virtue of executions to mo directed 1 will sell, on MONDAY, salo day In April, 1879, ut tho Court Mouse door in Walhalla, between thc legal hours of sale, thc following described property, lo wit; Ono Tract of Land on Crooked Creek, con taining 'lf>5 acres, moro or less, adjoining lands of Wm. Walt, Thos. Dodd and others. ALSO, Sixteen acres, moro or less, in tho town of Walhalla, adjoining lands of M. II. Bryce and others. Levied on ns thc properly of A. Bryce, Jr., nt tho suit of thc Walhalla Bank and others. ALSO. GO acres, moro or less, on waters of Crooked Crock, adjoining lands of QoorgC Dodd and others. Lovicd on us the property of Alex. Brvcc, Jr., at tho suit of tho Walhalla Bank and others. TERMS OP SALE-CASH. JAMES ll. ROD I NS, Sherill Oconoc County. Mnroh 0, 1879 16-4t State of South Carolina, >t)ONBB COUNTY. By Richard Lewis, Esq., Judge of Probate. ItfltRftKAS, John T. Liddell has mule suit ?V lo mc to grant bim Letters of Admi nistration of tho Bstnte and KlfecIS of Mary Liddell, deceased - Thos; arc, therefore, lo cito and admonish nil and singular (ho kindred and oroditors of thc said Mary Liddell, deceased, that (hey bo and appear boloro mc, in the Court of Pro bate, lo bo held nt Walhalla, S, C., on Satur? day, 2'2d of Maroh, instant, nfter publication hereof, at. ll o'clook in tho forenoon, to show cause, if any thoy havo, why (bo said adminis tration should not bo granted. Oivon under my hand, this?tli day of Mnroh, Anno Domini 1879. 1UC ll Alli) LEWIS, Judge of Probate OoOucc Cou ody. Mureil, ti, 1*7*?. Jij J. G. MICKLER, WHST UNION, T1 HE LEADER IN LOW PRICES. STARTLING But nevertheless (ruo, that (lie Subscriber is now soiling- to his customers his Stock of Goods, Bought since tho Fall Trade opened. It is useless to talk about others selling at lower prices and cheaper goods. Facts are stubborn things, and any person visiting WEST UNION Can soon hud out by watching the crowd, where to go for the liest Bargains In every class of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. CLOTHING, SUONS, HARD WAR JJ, NATS, GROCERIES, <Cv. Any argument to tho contrary is easily answered, in fact totally DESTROY ED, By looking into the (acts. A tre mendous assortment of WASH POPLINS, ALIA CAS, SUITINGS, CASHMERES, dr. Also, Large Stock of LA HI RS' AND M/SS ICS' II O SR, GLOVES, FURS, L XORR VESTS, SHOES, HATS, ("Both trimmed and untrimmed,) RI/J HONS, RM li ROI l) RR Y, And a Full Line o? PLANTATION GOODS, DOMESTICS AND GROCERIES Just make a bill, and by com pacing prices, &e , be convinced of tho above statements. JOHN C. MICKLER, WEST UNION, S. Dec. 2G, 1878 0-2mo 0:0 Hie undersigned lakes pleasure in announcing to thc public that he is norn receiving daily a choice and well select erl stock of -suon AS COFF KM, SUQ AU, BACON, MOLASSES, FLOUR, CHEESE, TEA, CANNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERIES AND OlIRISTMAS GOODS, ?fcc, Which 1 am selling at unprece dentedly LOW FEIGES. Before purchasing elsewhere come in and price my goods and seo it I cannot do better by you than any one else, All I ask is a trial. My motto is, aQ,uiek sales and small profits." Tho Finest Mountain Beef, Pork and Sausage Meat on hand at hard pan prices? Respectfully, M. IL BRYCE, Main Street. m* JUST RECEIVED A NOT ill, lt LOT OF TI10SK BEAUTIFUL I? Il IN T S AND SIL K HA NDK Eli CM El'S. /YT T I > Qonornl stock of DRY GOODS, yj |J I V NOTIONS und FANCY Good? always kept full. Taylor's Tri winings tl specialty. Sister towns may boast of cheap goods, but our motto is QUALITY, not QUANTITY. Agents for the Weed Sowing" iVtstohine Di ices greatly reduced. Farmers aro respectfully invited to call and eeo our stock of A VEE Y'S PLOWS AND A 0 li J 0 CL Ti li A h IM PL EM EN TS, Willoi) we uro agents for. All numbers nf braid's Hoes in stock. Wo sell tho Winchester brand of Ladies' Fine Shoes. A Southern made Slice. i<\ 'Hi . nu:, i J* Of the noted Milos Shoe. A nico lot of Gents' Fine HAND-MADE SHOES. Fresh Lot of Ferry's Carden Seeds Call and Soo Thom? Respectfully, C. L. RE?D & CO. February 0, 1S79 12 D BiEM?NN & SON. Gome one. Come all! -e?:o f?TT^ ll AVK purchased this Fall und Y V l i have now in Store mid daily on? ving tho LAR?FST STOL'K WC have ever displayed to the public. ASSOItT.lll-.X r CO.>flt?l.KTIL Prices Unequalled ! ! Dry Goods, lb inls, Sheeting': Shirtings and n full line nf Foreign und Domestic Btnplo goods of every description. Especial attention in called to our largo lind well (-elected stock of Dress Goods, in tho latest styles and ciders, with a magnificent line id Black Mohairs and Alpacas. Table I).minsk, w hile and colored, Towel.-", Napkins, Doylies, So.; also tho latest novel ties in Hosiery, (?levos, binen and Silk Handkerchief, Ladies Ties, and un endless V?E?ET'f OF HOTXOp Twenty pounds of -Zephyr Worsted, every ?mnginublo shade or color; a handsome linn nf .Salem and Chnrloltsvillo Jeans, Cnssimcrs, and piece goods, fo well known for their cheapness and durability. A complete stock ol' the latent styles of Ready Mndo Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods, such ns La und ried mid Unlaundricd Shirts, Tics, Cravats and Rows, Linen and Paper Collars and Cutis, Merino Undershirts, .te.. &o. Also, a full lino of Boots nnd Shoes, Hats and Caps, Saddles and Harness, Leather, Crockery lindOJosswnro, Hardware, Grooorios, Ragging and Ties, ?tc., on hand nt nil time? and which will he sold at Ii OTTO M Pit ICE* for cash or barter. Reforo purchasing elsewhere, wc would b?> pleased to have you give us a call. All persons Indebted tn tither 1). Riemann or II. D. A Riemann, who do not make satis-* factory arrangoincnnts regarding their ac counts by January 10th, 1879, mai expect to 1 have them collected bylaw, 5,OOO Bushels new corn wanted, for which wo will pay tho highest market prie;} in cash or goods. Respectfully, I>. Die mann &. Son. Highest market price paid ?n CASH for COTTON. October 24, 1S78 49 BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! -AT J. IL SUCH & SON'S JUST REC El VEO, _?Y- Xjivi'f?o Btoolt ?ol' Olioioo, Staple sun cl CALL AND KN AM INK OUR HEW GOODS CONSISTING OF THESE NECESSARIES: Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Bacon, I nt rd and Mo lasses, Oil. Lnmps, Wicks arid Chimney*, Combs, Brushes, Soaps and Glasses, And Locks, Scrows, Ruits and Hinges; . Cutlery nnd all kinds of Ware, Snnir, Tobacco, Cigars and i'ipes, Collars, Cravats and Men's Wear, And Domestics of ?ll Grades and St ri poa. Roots, Shoes, Elastics and Hose, Pons, Ink, Pencils nnd Paper, Pins, Noodles, Ribbons and Culicoes. All to bc sold chenp for onsh sooner or ntcr. In short we pay thc highest pricOS for producQ And sell goods ns in ante-bellum days; Indeed all things in our lino, so cheap, induce Our cuMoniers to say, "To buy from Sligb pays." I'orsons wishing to buy cheap nnd first class goods will find it to their interest to -ive .1. II. sv.1i; ?5 K .M>\ a <!nll, Sept. ?, LS7S 12