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ILiOoeuI.B, Karly oats aro "heading out."' Cut w or DIB aro in I h o? i' gtopy., -J <..* , Chow Jacksons, Best Swe^ ^vy-Tobaooo, . ' Blank ?[?as,beads. Mortgages aud Ex?outiona for salo - at'thia office. - Most.of our farmers bato finished planting their oom and cotton. Light. showoVs felt on Sunday last, doing mool) good to tho farms and gardens'. ?t lte.v, H. L. Morris trill preach lu Weat Union on. next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. 'ihe fall oat crop ls looking promising. Mr. ?. L,. Reid has the Ouest patch that wc bax? a.oer>. Tb? young people of tho town had a dancing party on Friday night at Reid's Hall. Wo un derstand that lt was a rcchoroho affair.1 Mrs. Messer, wife of Mr. Moses S. Meager, died suddenly at her residonce on the 10th in stant of apoplexy. Ouo of Hoe's hand presses .for, .salo at this ofl?oo oho .p. Size of bod of . pross 22x08. Th? regular monthly Concert of Prayer for Foreign Missions will bo hold in tho Methodist Church on noxt Sunday night. Cardozo and Smalls bavo been pardoned by Governor Simpson. Cardozo was sot at liberty pnmedhUely Ort rcoeipt of Ibo order. Mrs. R. A. Hunter is having a largo dining room and kitchen added to her house. She is preparing to accommodate boarders in Al style. Wo regret le leave that Col. Elijah Alexander, of Pendleton, IB lying very ill nt his homo in that place and is not expected to live. Tho KEOWEK COVRIXK should bo in tho house hold of every family in the county. Subscribo and pay your money for it \l ?ill pay you good interest on tho iBvcstcacnt. Bill While, oolored, from this county, who nt tom pl ed to encape from tho Penitentiary on tho 22,1 Imitant, was shot by the guard and seriously wounded, loz'ng one of his arms. Tho wheat orop of Ooonoo County ia said never to have looked moro promising tba** at i he present time. Wo understand that a large aorcago was sown last fall. In this County, on thc loth Ins'nnt, David Hamey, who was turkey huming, shot at a turkey and accidentally shot Neil Dum. Dani has recovorcd. (len. James Simons, of Charlest'in, died in that city on tho '.Mnh instant. Gen. Simon? occupied during his long lifo many high po sitions of honor and li lift in the State. A gentleman has loft at our office a stalk ol .cane just out of bloom, and going to seed finely. It'is tho first (hing of thc kind that has beer ibrougbt to our nolioc. Two days and three "shot-guns brought dowu il 10 rabbits at Timossa Knob recently. Messrs .J. W. Stribling, S. K. Dcody and IMchard Lcwh held tho guns on tho last day. Another "hunt' ds to come off soon. Messrs. Miokler & Strother, West Union, an ?preparing to gin your coll?n next fall on shot inotioo. Those gentlemen aro building a gi? ?.house and making oilier necessary preparation! /or ginning the fleecy stiiplo. Jano Rose, u col?rud girl, died at Ibis placi .cn the 27th Instant, of meningitis. She had bcei -Greenville In for two or ihreo mon)hs. when she. contracted the disease. Tho deceased wa: a woman of good character. Tho second Quarterly Conference for Walhalh and Seneca City Circuit will be held at Oh lMok?n.q. C.k'iXOb on -Saturday.aud. Sunday,-2? and 8d of -May. Preaching on Saturday ar? SuoU?y rll 'll '?. M. by Rev! S. D. Jone::, 1). 1) Mrs. Jawc Russell, wife of Mr. W. W. Russell of Anderson, died ou Monday lust. Mrs Russell was a daughter of John ll. Sidon, Esq. of Pendleton, and was a most estimable lady Sho leaves a husband and six emull children ti mourn ber Joss. ' Tho Annual Maroon of tho Mountaineer fir Company comes ? off next, friday week, Oil instant, at tho Hrewcry Park. Tboexeioisrs o the occasion promises to be tuore varied and in (cresting than over beforo. On lust Sabbath morning Rev. Grcshun preached from tho lust clause of the '.Milli ?era of the 2d Chapter of James, "So failli withou works is doad niuo." The discourse was wei considered and flu on i ly nod forcibly delivered though hoing no theologian, wo ooohl no subscribo to some of his views as we under stood them. For two weeks wo hnvo had boan lifo spring weather, warm and dry. Th forest is clothed with leaves and all natur look groen and nourishing. Cotton plantin lins been pushed rapidly, and nearly all ou farmers bu .e finit-hed gotling their s oed i tho grourd. Early p'nntod 11 cotton is ur Oats and wheat aro promising, though rai is badly needed. ' CiPiiKU TIIIB OUT I FY OUO WS PO RYOUR PAVE RPA YU ,' . '.. P , The death of Toney Norton, (oolored,) whlo .occurred on the 22d of April, 1870, of oonsump tiop, was a loss to this community. He was I niany respects a modo!, not only for his ow race, hut also fpr every man. Quietness, goo humor and politeness wcro combined in h character with considerable firmness. Mow? honest, truthful and faithful. Hp dlod in tl faith, haying lived a consistent Christian lil in tho communion of tho Hupt Ut Church. Tho monument lo tho Confederate dead i .Columbia will bo unveiled on May 13lh, an the Monument Association Invite all friends i tho oauso, ospooially tho Survivors of tho Cor voderato Army and Navy, and the militar .organizations throughout, the Hiato, to be pr< sent, and assisi in tho Ceremonies. Such an li vitallon will havo, wo trust, the foroo of corpmoml. To enable all who may desiro I attend this interesting coromony, nrrangomon have boon mado with ||l0 railroads loading I .Columbia for speoial excursi?n rates. Tho speoial attention of our rcadoro directed to tho advertisement of C. E. Wat so: County Auditor, giving notice of the opening '< his books for the receipt of tax returns and tl dates and pjaocB whore tho Auditor will nltcn lo vccelvo rel urns. Tho books will bo kppt ope from June 1st to July 20lh, and persona failin /o mako their returns within Hie dal?ll mrnlione .Will bo assessed by the Auditor according lo tl) h?ht information ho can obtain ami fifty pi cent, jictialty be added lo snob assessment. I ls lo Hie I nt er esl of every taxpayer to attend t this matter. .-JI.A..I.,!j. n,"i8j'j?j.'i.,iiu-in,.ij,ntua.i'jm?^agtr Sowing and tho cutting out of garments ahonld ho given a mm o .important place in the Behool education of tho girls than nt r prosent. Many of tho young Indies wHPbftve uso for theso aoootnpliali men te in after life, whee they havo no need of any other. The Walhalla, Dramatic Club ?HI give an entertainment at the Court ?lou s o on Friday evening next, 2d of May,, foi th* purpose of re building thc fonco nrouud tho Lutheran cemetery. Tho beautiful tomperanco drama, entitled "Threo Glosses a Day. or the broken Home," will be produced. Tho eutcrtaimnont will bo eoDoluded witU tho laughable farce, eniitlsd "Proposal by Proxy, or tho Bashful Baohelor." Tho-new and popular song entitled "My Grandfather's Clock," will be sung between tho two plays by the members of the club. For particulars and oasts of characters refer to programmes which are being distributed. We bespeak for IIIIB club a full IIOUBO, ns the object for which this entertainment ls being given is worthy a liberal' patronage. Admission 25 cents: ch i biron 16 cents. Wo hnvo rcoeived a copy of the Columbia Wcokly Rcyhtcr in its enlarged form. It ia now an eight pago papor, 34x48 inches, containing fifty-six columns of rending matter, making lt tho largett weekly paper ever published io the Stale. It oontains tho most important tele graphic nows of the week, editorials on the lending topics of thc day, thc latest market re ports, tho crciiin of the news from tho metr? poli! ian newspapers, carefully compiled Stale news, poetry, humorous ?vtides, miscellaneous rending matter, Columbia local nows and a'con deusatiou of all that is going on In tho busj world. To thoSo who aro unable to afford r daily paper, or whose mall facilities nre weekly tho U/teify Register, at its very l?* pries-tw< dollars a year-supplies a menus of iuformnlioi on current events ndemjato lo every require mont. The communication of "Independent.." ii reference to tho municipal election held it West ii'? "ter last Monday, was received nt to late ni hour for its insertion, considering th length bf tho article. We glenn from I he com m ti H ?cut i ou the following facts: Two tickets Wer run, ono Called Hie "Independent," with .1. Il Ligon for Intendant, and for Wardens K. A Matheson, Wm. Borbs, W. J. Striming mid C Tims; Ihe other linket, onllcd the "Dry," wi! J. T. King for Intendant, and T. A. Powe Wm. Hecks. J. H. Ligen and A. Zimmerman fe Wardens. Tho "Independents1' wero eledc polling In order 20, 2t. 20, 20 and 17 voles; tl "Dry" polling respootivoly 10, l?, 10, 16 on 10 voles. Our correspondent states thal thoi was ti good deal of feeling in Ibo election, bi wo trust this will soon subside and Hint ot neighboring lown will unitedly and harmonious' move forward in tho walks of wealth and loc prosperity. It is oMimatcd that ns much ns I wob hundred tons of fertilizers have been sold i tho county, Soncoa Ci?y selling nearly fr hundred tons, Westminster over four huudr< and Walhalla and Wost Union orer or aboi throe hundred lons. This 1* pei Imps tl largest salo over mndo in the county, and pay fur them will require twche bundi i heavy bales of cotton, which at fitly dullu per balo, the lowest estimate, will take ouu tho enanty forty ?eight'thousand dollars, or lifty dollars per halo, being. ,l?n cents \ pound, will cost tl|R penplo Mxjyt tnnusiit dulbsr-'. Clin t our peuple make moro mnnn nt Immo end buy less ? fertilizer?? .Thi.nk ibo ruin this heavy expense would work, tboro. from flood or drought} should bo general failure nf crops. Oakway Locals. A vuin 2f>, 1879. Tho weather is fino. Thc cotton seed Is in the around. The oom is very missing in consequence DlC depreda! ions ol' tho nudes. Wheal is promising. Very 111tlo fruit, lefl-n few cherries ii plenty of plums. ' Cut worms uro detrimental lo thc gardens. The farmers, aro about up with thc lim Need a light rain lo bring up cotton quick. Kev. T. P. Phillips, llie oirouit preacher Westminster Circuit, preaches ul Center cn motil li on thc first Sunday ni ll A. M., nod thc third Sunday nt 3.1 P, M.; second Sund ul Fair Play, at ll A. M.. and at South Uni nt 3J P. Mi) nt Westminster third Sunday nt A. M , and lirst Sunday ut P. M.j foul Sunday al Hopewell ot ll A. M. nnd Sat ur d before at ll A. M. nt Fair Piny. The nb? mimo- isa now church building nenr Fair Pl which will likely bo named Ebenezer. 1 second Quarterly Conference for tho ciro will bo held lhere on the third Sunday in Ji next and Saturday previous. On Sunday B S, B. Jones, D. p., will preach tho d?dient sormon. Our present prcnohcr In charge ls a g< pastor. Ho is regulating malters on circuit very satisfactorily. I would have said something about our fl Quarterly Conforonoo, bul our P. E. is so big eulogized every where bo preaches, that I I like I could not add any other onoomiiun t "would bo worth a oent" to his already h charaolor. The people in this vicinity aro all onjoy good heall h. Tho duties of thc consus taker has been creased in the neighborhood. J. W, llnulbn is thc happy man. B. F, Hattie has made an exit from thc SK Trial Justice Seaborn is to hold acorn Westminster on 2d day of May. A State or O. C Tho remedy for n titodi worn brain nccc ing to a well known physician, may be foi in tho abandonment of all habits wh oannot bo defended by tho highest kind reasoning; tho paroful determining by ot man of his ability tu stand work; the ave anoo ol doing anything for which a man no adequato oduoation; rest, recreation i tho keeping up of tho tissue building pow by wholesome food, ---? ? -- florida, Our Laud of Flowers A throng of sufferers with coughs and oe annually go South to enjoy tho othoroal m noss of tho land of flowors. To thom would say tho npoossity ofthat ozponsivo I is obviated by Oqusoons' Oompuupd Hoi of Tar, whipb spQC.diJy euros tho coughs i colds inoidont ta this rigorous clime. ] public spnnkors it surpasses tho Domostho regimen of "pebbles ami Heilshorn," clear Hip throat until.(ho; voice ring9 with tho i very cadeneo of a boll. Uso Coussons' Co pound Honey of Tar. j Prico'ljO conta a bot For salo by ll. B. Norman & Bro. j^?j_iiytf??-?tv.:.'.! y.,1]" K'.'... ... IKJWJJ?'JIM WASHINGTON, April '2&.~The'basA in - j formation obtained on tho subject of tba ! coosidcr lion givoo, hy tjio Prcsidont and| members of tho Cabinet on tho irrmy bili' j is to tllO cIVeet that it Will bo vetoed. | Mombors of tho administration intimated that the Gubinat/ ia:unanimous in favoring such notion, nod that a veto meSHOgo w ill bo sent to tho liouso to-morrow. Tho House of Representatives has passed the legislative, excoutive and judicial appropriation bill by a voto of ayes-14^;iuty8-div. The birrgqes'to the;SepatV j JJ ' ? Nsw ORI.KANS, April 20-A despatch from Vidalia, Concordia Parish, reports 8.OOO negroes on the river bank, awaiting transportation to Ka,,TMvi MWM JZ%$MnM vo> } aiiwoii. nirootoi-y. Baptist Cliuroh-Rev. 0. T. Gresham, pastor. Preaching every Sunday at ll o'olock A. M. and on every Sunday except tho first ol 4 o'olock P. M. and ou ovury Saturday beforo tho fi rsl Sun day at ll o'o'.ook A. M. Sunday School every Sunday morning ot 6j oVlock A. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening al o o'olock P. M. Tho following appointments will bo filled by Rev. J. J.,Neville for the second quarter ending fourth Sunday in June: Old Plokcns Saturday before the fourth Sunday, ul 3 P. M. and Sun day ak ll A. M. fairview fourth Sunday at 4 P. M, Preaching in tho Presbyterian Church by Rev. S. li. Morris, Pastor, on first Sabbath at ll A. second Sabbath nt 7J i\ M.-, third Snbhath al ll A. M. mid 7.J pi M.; fourth Sabbath at 7.1 M. Sabbath School every Sabbath at 0} A. Prayer meeting lecture every Wednesday night at "i\ 'v. M. TUTT'S^ PILLS! INTRODUCED, 1866. A TORPID LIVER IA tho fruitful sourco of many diseases, promi nent among winch are DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACHE, COSTIVENESS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS 8F A TORPID LIVER. Iioss of Appetite-and Nanson, tho bowel? ero costivo, but Bomotimos alternate with looseness, Pain in tho Hoad, accompanied vyitbnlJuUso?sattonli^thobaokplurt.Paj? to tho right sido and under the ah?iudef? blado, fullness ofter eating, with a disto-? clinntion to oxorMon of body orxnind.jfrrl^ tabihty of tonipor? Low epirits, ?DSSO< momory .with ?fooling of having neglected ?6meduty, Gonnr.il weariness; Uiz/.incsa, fluttering at tho Hewart, TJota beforjTthq eyes, YollowSktn, Headaoho generally by erJhoright, ey o ,_?tos t lossnesa at nigh? with fitful dreams, highly colored Urmo. I IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE. DEVELOPED? : TUTT'S PILLS are especially adapted to suoh oases, a singlo dose effects such a change of feeling as to astonish tho sufforor. TUTT'S PILLS ure compounded from nnbstnnccs flint nra free from any properilra'thnt cnn Injure tue mont delleuto oruainlzntlon, They Sourcil, < lea imp, Purify, mut Iiivlftorinto the en tiro System. Hy i ell?? vin ? thc en? forged Liver, they clenuao tho blood l i om poisonous bnmorn, and Ibu* Impart health anil vltnllty lo lue body, causing the bowels tu art nntuvully, wiilmut which no ono cnn foel wet). < ? Noted Divine says: Dr. TUTT:-I>ear Kr; For lori years t have been a oirtrtyr to Dnpopaii, Constipation nu. rile*. I Jist Spring your Pill? wero recommended to mo; I ueea taara ( hut with little faith). I nm nov.- ii Well ni.:", have good appotltn, digostion perfect, regular atoots, pilas Ronu. and I haregained forty nouna? solid floib. Thoy aro worth tlioir waight in gold. , , HRY. It. If ?I&ll'HUN, l/mtsttlle, Ky TUTT'S PILLS. Their first ed'ori ls to Ine.ron.so tho Appetite, and cause tho body to Tu Ito on 1'leah, thu? tho system is nourish eil, mal hy their Tonio Ac? thin on tho Oiacatlvo Orgnna, J(egulnr Htaoln aro produced. DR, J, F. HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK, SAYS: " Kow disossea oxist that osnnot ba rollond by re storing the Livor to ila normal functions, and for this purpose no remody han over bonn inventad that gsa aa happy an offoot aa TUTT'S ri I,I.S." SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. Omeo 35 Murray Street, Now York. tr Dr. TUTT'S MANUAL of Valuable Infor limtlon and Useful Itec-olpts" will he mulled/rf* on application. TUTT'S?HAIR DYE, OnxY mut OR WHISKERS chanced (A a OLOBST BLACK by a singlo application of thia DYK- It Im. parts a Natural Dolor, aclu Instanlanoonsly, and U as Harmless as spring water. Hold by Druggists, or tont by express on rocoipt of $1. , Qfflot}, 35 Murray St,, New YorV. March 27. 1870 2d- Iv State of Sont li .Carolina. OCOXGK COUNTY. IN TllK COURT Ol?1 COMMON PLEAS. Young Davis, Plaintiff, VS, William B. Davis, C. D. Davis, Elizabeth B. Elston, Lotty Ann Fisher, Laura J. Mashburn nee Davis, J>hn S. Davis, Effio Leo Davis, Walter Q. fluvis., Mary D. Davis, Hattie Davis, ATattio pavia, Wado ll. Davis, Mary L. Holmes nee Davis, Sullio B. Davis, Nunnio M. Davis, Harvey A. Davit?, Beatrice E. Davis, War? ron R. Davis und Clime II. Davis, Defend ants-Summons for Partition, of Heal Estate, lielief tfce. Tu tho Defendants above niuuod YOU aro beroby summoned and required to answer tho complaint in ibis action, which is filed in tho o (li co of tho Clerk nf tho Court of Common Pleas for tho snid county and to servo a copy of your answer to tho said complaint on tho subscriber nt his off.oo, on tho public square in tho town ol Walhalla, in tho County und ?Stnto aforesaid within twenty dnys nftcr M|0 aervico horeuf, oxolueivo of tho day of snob sorvioe; nnd if you fall to answer tho complaint within tho time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this action will apply to tho Cuurt fur tho relief domnndod in tho complaint. S P. DENDY. Plaintiff's Attorney. Walhalla, S. C. April 2lst, 1870. |?Tr|j. W. STBIBLINO, C. C, P. To thc Absent Defendants-William B. Davis, 0. I). Davis, John S. Davis, Elizabeth B. Elston' rjlAKE notioe that tho summons and com JL plaint in this notion was filod In tho oflioo of tho Oourt cf Common Plena for Oconeo County, South Carolina, on tho 21at day of April, A. D. 1870, for Partition of tho Real Kstato of IJarvey Davis, docoused, and for roliof, ko. Walhalla, S. C. April 24, 1870. I n i . 8. P. DENDY, . Plaintiff'*'Attorney. I April 21, 1870 23-0t. rp / V !H? ?iM?))>!",Mi'f ,niw**ii?n >?> 11 Mll!"i !(!? ' ; i Du. BANPOBD'S 1 jf vKis INvioouiVTOa ! ! is n Standard Fmriity- llpmody fotf1-> I jdiHwiHOHof tho Di VIT, Blonmch jjf?jf? I 'and Bowels.-It ls POiely- <?&*'Hflj ; ?Vegetable.- It never ^??J gfl TS I ?-Debilitates-It is ^Clllfl ?v>v-" ly&f?u i pp ^1/ ' -1 fl JC""^"'* moro than. 8? years, J ! ! I ? 1J5*^ with unprecedented re BU lt?. J ? ??Hr SEND FOR CIRCULAR.;! ? J8I T?W? SANFORD, MiD?, NJSWYORKOITY J ! ? AKT DH eCilUST Ul M. TILL YOU ITS IlEI'l T VI IOX, S Stnto of South Cn rollt:?, ooo:\'KR; COUNTY. By Kiohurd Lewis, l'sq.. Junga of Probate. \1* II KU HAS, Morgun II. liryc? has made suit 11 to me to grant him botter.-? of Admi nistrtitton of the l?state nti<l (?(feels of Frederick A. Br?cke, deceased Ttl es 4 arc, therefore, lo citeajid altuonihh nil und singular the kindred u.nd creditors ol' thc said Frederick A. Drue.c. deceased, t.lia.t they be and appear before me, in tho Court of fro? bato, lo- be held llt Walhalla,. 8 C.. on \V?dnw? day, 1.11 li doy of May next nfn-r publication hereof, at ll o'clock in (ho forouoon. to shew cause, if any (hoy have, why the said udiniuia trat ion should not bo grunted. Given under my hand, this2lilt day of April, Anno Domini 187?. . : RIC ll Alli) bli WIS. Judge of Probat o Oconce Counlv. April, 21. 187fl. '2*~:it STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooon.ee County. III I he Court <J o ni 111,01? l-^eas. Amanda 1? Uile?, Plaintiff! against Wm Henry Idles, Frances M Liles Challes I. Liles, uni J Cowan, Wm Lilmcr Whlscuiint, Mary Ann Whisenant. David L Ll leo, Wm J Liles. Charles 0 Liles, J bini I) IJIcvS, Jesse .1 Liles, Mary Juno Frances Libs mid (.'luirles W Masi n. Defendants -CoMi'i. VIST KO ii PARTI TION, KKMK.I?, &O. TO thc Dc'cOiduuts ',l 'he above stated case - \/"0U and eaoh bf? y Qi? .ure hereby summoned . an,il required IO An'wei*the compluint in this aclioa. which ia filed, Ivntpe otlico bf ilie Clerk; of tie: ('omi of .Coiamqn |'lcas in audfor the Couhiy and BlAte aforcsa'd and servo u copy ol y ?ur* nnlsVer '6ii''tli% subscriber al his oflien in the Court llmi-o at Walhalla, South Carolina, within twenty "days after tho service ol Mils summons on you, exclusive of the day of ser vico. If youfu.il lo answer (he complaint wit hin that time the Plaintiff will apply lo thc corni for tho relief demandv/l iii iii.- ooniplniht. N.. II. C A HY. Altorncv for IMaitiiitf. April 24th, 1879. jr.. s. jj. W. STR?UHNO, C. C P . To Charles W Mason, Wm J Cowan, David Lewis T.i'es, Wm J Lites, Charlea 0 Liles, .lohn D Liles. Jesse J Liles and Mary Jane Frances Liles, Dofendu.i's aSv<i named, who ure non' residents of this Slat*> Take notice (hal thc sutm.^ns ai.'! complaint heroin is filed in the ollioo ol* the K?C'k o" 'he Court of Common Pleas ai thc Court Houso in Walhalla, South Carolina, for tho purposes therein set forth, and if you fail lo ansver (he complaint within tho lime aforesaid thc Plaintiff will apply to tho court for tho relief demandod in thc complaint. X. H ('Atty, Plaintiff's Attorney, Walhalla. Coomoo Couuiy. N. 0. April 2-|, 1870 2'J, Qt STATE OE SuW?r^AROM COVATY OI* ?CODICE, COU HT COMMON PJ?l> AS. Klizaboth Counts, plaintiff I against John Hyde, aa executor of | tho lust will nf Marv A- 1 C . , , L? if bu in mons. oooggtnx, deceased,, "Myrah } A. llvdo. wife of John Hyde | und W. \\. So ogg i ns, defon- | danit". j To John Hyde, as Kxeentor of tho ln>-t will of Mary A. Songgins, deceased, Sarah A? Hyde, wife of Jolie llyde.nn.l W.'B. Sovg-, gins, defendants - YOU arc hereby summoned, and rena Ired to answer the complaint in this uonop, n copy of which is filed in tho office of thc Clerk of tlio'Court of Ceirjjino^ ['Jons, fur thp County of Oconeb and to servo a nopy nf your answer on tho subsoribors ct their oIKcn in the town of Walhalla, S. 0., within twenty days after the service nf this simulions on you, ev.-,!vi sive of tho day of fcrvice. If you fail to answer tho oumplaint within that limo the Plaintiff will take judgment uguinst you for tho relief demanded in the complaint. K K I I* 11 ?ty R RN Blt, PlaintifT'a Attorneys jiTs* J J. W. STRIMING, C. C. P. To W. B. Scoggiti8, ono of thc Defendants herein-. f I^iiko notioo that the summons nf which tho I foregoing is ii copy, and tho complaint horein woro filed, in tho offioo nT tho dork of tho Court of Comnion dens for tho county of Oconoo, in tho Stato aforesaid, on tho 4th day of April, 1879. April i-th, 1870. ICKIT1I So VKHNKIt, Pl ai ni I (Ps Attorneys. April 10, 1870 21-0 S?BS?KlB??J roa TiiK " KEOWEE COURIER," $1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE! USE THIS BRAND. ANO BETTER THAN ANY SALERATUS. One teaspoonful of l.b.is S'ida used with sour milk f quj?jfc four leuppoousluk of Mio besl, Jink?ug Powder, saving twenty limes Its cost.. See, package, for v.aluatde infyrmnjioti. If Uio teaspoonful is MO lange and, does, nol prod HO 0 good results at firs), nae,, less afterwards. April ?. 1879. '.H). Dt New (j?ooils. New i?oocls. AT Greatly Reduced Price* at the PEOPLE'S STORE or J. H. SLM & SON. jt*^ ATT A'N'? ICXAMIXK OUR lj> Al J\J Full LineofNKW SPRING CALICO before purchasing elsewhere. DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, (nf all kinds) HOOTS ti- SUOFS, LUA TH KR. ami FA RM TNG f.y/V. F.HUNTS Which wo will sell ut thc \ery Lowest IPrjoea for CASH: ! Ruing determined to sell, it will be an nd vnntage to tho public to call and fee us before they sell I hoir produce or buy their goods somewhere eire. Re?pco?fully, J.H.SLIGI1&S0N. Mureil 27, .^87,11 10 JOUX n. nun>?8 }. -? OI:Q. w HAYS. STOW BS & TXH WAHI. ^jjiE=Lisrm ?fl? z?z??r??r&, Haye o.u h,nu,d. a large Stock of V O O K S I\ Cd ? 1? O y B -S , Su?h as. UTILITY, WA DK HAMPTON, FARM Kit GIRL. OUR FRI ION I), NEW OH ARM. KAN0IION. JU?HLKB, Which we sell under a guarantee-prices raeg ing from $1'2 up. We keep a largo stock of Plain. Pressed', Rel inned and Copper Ware, which wo sell cheap for cash. We arc prepared lodo all kinds of work done ?a tho Sloyc and Tin Uno. Roofing and Guttering made a specially. An examination of Slock and orders solicited. Thankful far past favors, weare, respectfully, BIT RN'S <fc April 17, 1870 2>ly STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Oooiiee County. In Hie ?Vouvt Common Plea?. R A flilmer, Plaintiff, against H M Payiio and T II Knox, Defendants-COMPLAINT ON MON tr Dr.MANn To ll M Payne and T ll Knox, the Defendants ip tho abovo stated ense 17 ()U and each of you aro hereby summoned 4. and required lo answer thc complaint in this action, which is filod in thc office of tho Clerk of the Court of Common 1'loas in ?nd for tho County and State aforesaid, at Walhalla, South Carolina, and sorvo a copy of your npswer qn the subscriber at his offico in (lie youri Rouse at Walhalla, South Carolina, within tweniy days aller tho service hereof, exoht'sivo of the day of service If you, fail lo answer lite com plaint within Ilia), lime, |he PlalpUff will lake judgment against you for the sum ot one hun dred and ihYrty-sevcri' dollars, besides' interest and for Hie'costs of this'notion. ' ' N. Vi. CARY, Plaintiff's Atloriiey. Walhalla, f\. Pu April 24, 1871?. Witness-.? W STn?iLiNo, C C P. To ll M Payne and T ll Knox, tho ppfprpl^nts nbove named Take' notice, I hat if you (n\\ (q answer (he pomplnlnt wfyhlri tho Hmo aforesaid, tho Plaintiff will take judgment against you for the snrn of ono hundred and thirty-seven dollars, besides interest and Hie costs of (his action. N. ?. CARY, Plaintiff's Attorney. April 24, 1870 28-Ot I E. HENDRIX & SON, JDK A LEUS IN IIardwar<\ Jron> Steer, Cutlery, etc, Shoes, IIats> Dry CS cods. Paints1, Oils &, Painter's Sundries. AGENTS FOR Stewart Sewing Machine, Ho.wo Sewing Machine, JUi?,vU YcvUcul l'ced Sewing Machine* If von aro wanting to buy a MACHINE yon simuler, no?! tail to. gi YO us a call, as wo ?re offering' bargains. Country produce of every de scription bought. We maUo a speciality in grocer ies of every description, at Hock Bot!oin prices* Respectfully, J. lt Hendrix & Son, April 10, 1879 '41 SherifT's Sales. BY virluo of executions to mo directed I Mill soil, on MON DAV, salo day in May, 1870, at tlio Court House door in Walhalla, bel ween tUo legal hours of sale, Ibo following described property, to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of landsiluato within tho corporate limits of ibo Inwn of Walhalla, uiul known in ibo plan of said town ns 0,nr?ha!( of lot No. 44 adjoining tho lots of P.. Riemann,, A,. Fit>cbe$*etj and (routing on Main street. Sujd lot containing ope* fourth of nn nore. Sidd lit tho properly of John An8cl at O'* suit of F. Ansel. ALSO, One Tract of lund sit?alo in Qcouce County, on thc public ri,ad leading from Walhalla,, S. C., to Clayton, Qa., adjoining lands of W, IL Land, lilias 1.1 ead and other.', containing SCO acre*, moro or loss. Levied on ns the property of Wm- H. Toy at tho tiuit of Li. IL Juhnson. AIVJO, Ono Tract of land on waters of Toxawny Creok, containing 280 acre*, moro or less, adjoining lands of C P. Poole, Wm. H. M mre, and others. 11 Levied on ns tho proporty of lt. A. Gilmer, at tho suit of Oconeo County. TKHMS QF SALK-CASU. JAM ICS ll i ROBINS, Sheriff Oeonoe County. April 10, 1879 31-4t \V* WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE IO our patrons and friends thc fresh arrival of cur WRING. STOCK O.F GOpD.S, consisting of (he Latest Novelties of thc ?cnson, BUOII as Prints, Dress Ooods, Lawns, Jaconets, Nain sooks, Cambric and India Long Cloths, &c. A beautiful line of Notions, consisting of Kid and Lisle Oloves, (all colors,) Fans, Fan and Handkerchief Girdlos, Silk Tics, Collars and Cuffs, Ruffles, Ruohing and Collarettes. A full assortment of Genis' Furnishing Goods, Hats of all varieties, Straw, Wool and Felt: Please call and examine our Stock, as then you eau form a belt ct idea of what wc have Respectfully, C. L. REID & CO. _ ? March 27, 1870 10-ly NOTICE. WALHALLA, S. C., April 8, 1870. 'IMIE<Treasurer of tho town of Walhalla wil| 1 haye his books opon for the collection of (oxes for the fiscal year 1870, on tho lat day m May, 1870, and all taxes not paid on or boforo tho 18t day of Juno. 1870, will havo tho penalty Of 20 per cont , added. Tho levy is "fifteen cents on every ono1 hundred dollars worth of real and personal property. 1 Ry order of |he CounoiJ, 0. E. WATSON', Clerk. April 10, 1870 '2I.4 FOR" A WELL fMPHQYED FARM, ono mjlo from Walhalla; 132 acres; dwelling house of six rooms on a floor with attiot; collar'and pia?in$ qrploutbuildings. Possession imm?diate. Term,} accommodating, or landa Morih of this will bo' taken in exchange. Address if. w. KUIITMANN. Walhalla, S. C. March 27, 1870 10 tf