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" gdsss_aaiippgg? Hi?pal? The catalogue of Newberry Oollego for 1879 carries OD lt? pages a total of eovonty six etudonts--lurgo and small. Saleday passed off quietly. The at tend an co .of tho people was email and only ono small tract of laud was sold. Mr. ?Tobo Vitts has handed us a speci men of bis wheat. Tho stalks are four .feet high, headed and io bloom. He says ho bat niuo sores that is very fioe. Mrs. Ollvpr Martie, of this county, has seat us a plate of "Moy butter," of the very best quality. Mrs. Martin is a very kind abd thoughtful neighbor, and wo re turn our sinooro thanks for her favor. Ill fl ll Aa a general rulo, the wheat and ether small grain crops are promising. The weat li er hos been favorable for wheat, though rather dry for spring date. . Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Rochan have the Onest Irish potato crop we have seen this spring, tho potatoea being in bloom a week ngo. Their garden is a pattern of skill in cultiva tion and abounds with a variety of flowers. Our merohnnts consider the times rather ?dull, but wo would remind them there is always n calm before a storm. The people are at work, and where they gather and murkot their orops in tho fall, the pntiont ? merchant will have his day of activity. 'The books of tho Town Treasurer are now 'open for the collection of taxes for the fiscal .year 1870; AU taxes not paid on or before tho 'first day of June, 1870, ?ill have the penalty of ?twenty per cent, added. f We nre authorized lo announce that all 'visitors ottonding tho Southorn Baptist Conven tion and Medical Association in Atlanta this week will be passed at half rates over tho Air Line Railroad, tiokots good to return until Monday, 12th instant, on 3 P. M train. It bas been suggested that a shop bo opened in town for tlio(ealeof all tho Jnilr that our polite and atlcntivo barber clips from tho heads of a generous publio. It might be a profitable business to some one, judging from tho quantity lying in front of Ibo barber shop. It certainly .ought not to be tin-own upon tho publio streets to the gnzo and sorutiny of an enlightened and .modest community. It docs not look decent Rov. Mr. Harrington, of Franklin North 'Carolina, dolivorcd a practical and interesting .sermon in tho Baptist Church last Sunday .morning' from tho text "This is my beloved -eon in whom I nm woll pleased, bear yo him," being thu words spoken on . the mount at thc transfiguration. A Iorgo congregation wm in attendance. Ceurt at Walhalla will begin on tho third Monday in Juno and is limited to one week It is Judgo Aldrich's turn to bold court Already there nre sovoral criminal oases sent up to trinl with tho prospect of other**. Tin work of tho court is limited by law to tin trial of criminal cases and tho hearing ol ?ases in equity whore no jury is requirod. Last Friday night wan clear and cold; bu Tow pcoplo cxpooted to seo the ground whit? with frost Saturday morning. It wns the onso however, though in and around Wal halli littlo injury was dono to the gardons or vego tatton. Wo hear tho wheat crop was badi; injured in places on Tngaloo River, and cot ton nnd corn above Walhalla wore singed am in some instances killed. It had been dry fo several weeks and this doubtless saved grow ing orops. Col. Dodutncad has been asked to run i special train and rolurn on tho Orcenvilh Road on thc day tho Confederate tnonumen .is to bc unveiled in Columbia. This trail -would not reach us, but it would bo a ste] in tho right direction. Aocommcdato a many as you can. Tho tall, symmetrical young man of th Atlanta Constitution wis in town this weo trying to induce our citizens to subscribe t ibo Weekly Constitution. This i1? too thi: A railroad town, with tho vim of Walhalh -will not bo satisfied with less than th Daily Constituent Look out, young mai 1 ouro head is not level! A new mail route, and ono which lu boen long needed, hos been authorized b Congress ss follows: From Walhalla by tb *?oy of Reid's Mill, High Fulls? Fo George, Full Creek, Jooashce, Fiat Shoal ?nd return to Walhalla. Wo hopo tl .uni i will bo put oo this route at an ear day. Mr. Wm. L. Skelton, a young man who servi lita apprenticeship in this office and who for tl past ?oven months has been employed on tl Edgeflcld Advertiser, returned homo on Mondi night. This wa? his first (rip away from hoi and lie comes back tmioh improved in appea ance. Mr. Skelton is an excellent young ma of steady and industrious habits, and M Adams, of the Advertiser, ls fortunate in havii in bis employ mich a reliable and compotent coi positor. Round trip excursion tickets to Columbi.? attend tho unveiling of the Confederate Mon ment on May 18, good to return for five da inclusive, will bo sold on . the Uluo Ridge Ra road and Greenville Railroad on the 12th a 18th of May at (he following low rateo: Fri Walhalla, $4.25; Seneoa City, $4.26; Pendlet? $3.76; Anderson, $3.76; Greenville, $3.*? Many of our people will no doubt take advanta of these low rates of travel and be present the unveiling. We would be glad to hear tl Ooonee was well represented on this interest! occasion. Let our brave Confederate soldh be present and participate in the exerois> Senators Hampton and Huller, together wi other distinguished gentlemen, will be preset Wo desire to oorreot tho statement ?n u issuo of last woek as to the Annual Fin man's Maroon, which takes plaoe at tl Brewery Park oo the 16th instead of tl 9th instant as announced We have bei requested to extend a oordial invitation the publie io general and especially to tl young ladies. Tho managing cooimitt j aro making considerable preporation f varied and interesting amusements, at guatanteo good ordor and decorum in tl whole. Como ooo and all with "well Alli baskets" sod join with our firomon in spoo I ing a day of pleasure and recreation ia tl I lovely retreat of tho Park, Tho entertainment given. In the Court House on laut Friday night by the Walhalla Dram at io Club waa well attended by our people. Tho beautiful temp?rance drama entitled "Three Glasson a Day, or the Broken Home," waa ren dered with good effect, each ene of tba Club aoting well his or her part. Where all done ao well it would not do to particularit?. The laughable faroe, "Proposal by Proxy, or the bashful H?chel or," closed the entertainment for the o vening. We. must congratulate our young friends upon this their first effort at theatricals. We have seen many old stage companies fall to do as well. Those who were present al the ex hibition on Friday night wont away perfeolly satisfied that they bad gotten the worth of their money. The net receipts of the evening amounted to $28.40, wbioh will help materially to build a new fence around the Lutheran ceme tery. We understand that it ts the purpose cf the Club to give another exhibition on the evening of the 10th laetaut for the benefit of the same object. A DANOKUOUS TORPOR.-Torpor or iu aotivity of the kidneys is seriously danger ous to thoso organs, since it is tho precedent j of diseases whioh destroy their substance I and endanger life. Thin sluggishness may be overcome by stimulatiog them, not ex? oessively, but moderately, an effect produced by 11 os tetter's Stomach Hitters, a general invigorant and alterative, possessing diuretic properties of nu oommon order. The im petuB whioh this admirable medicine gives to their evacuativo function counteracts any tendency to congestion which may exist in their tissues. Both they and their associate ' organ, tho bladder, aro iovigorated as well aa gently stimulated by the Bitters, which exerts a kindred influence upon the atom, sch, liver and bowels, and by strengthening the system, enables it to withstand malarial epidemics, to whioh when exposed it might otherwise succumb. NV AH UK s TON. VA., May 2.- Eustace Smith, aged eighteen years, surrendered himself to th? jailer hero early this morning, stating that ht had shot and killed his father, bennett Smith? Tho supposition ls that it waa bis purpose ti frighten bis father because of oruel treat men and not to kill him. What Our Congressmen Say. A correspondent of the Charleston Neto, and Courier baa interviewed our Senators nm Representatives in Congress in regard ti pending legislation, and especially in refer enco with what is beet to do with the Pres! dent's veto. All with the exception of Col Aikon are for pursuing the usual methods o legislation to got rid of the trouble. Colone Aiken says there should bo no compromis whatever with the opposition. The fight hn boen made upon principle, and should notb abandoned on any account. If tho Ropubli cans are willing to repeal the obnoxious law in separate form, thoy contd just ns wei repeal thom in their present connection Thoy say openly now that thoy have neve agreed to pass them soparatoly. Onrfiol explains that bo did not say that ho woul roto for tho repeal of tho eight words "t keep tho pence at tho polls," but for th repeal of tho whole statute in wbioh tho? words stand. To repeal (hut statute woul bo to give tho President the very power whio it is proponed to take away from him, < sending troops to the polls under oover i "preventing disturbances." No question i mero policy should be oonsidored for a mo mont; the Democrats have asserted a hip principio, have fought the fight of faith, ac if it is necessary uovr to test the people views every Democrat in Congress shou resign at onoo and appeal to the oountr fuis suggostion, us Mr. Aiken remarked, not likely to bo noted upon. Oak way Locals. OAKWAY. Mny 1, 1870. The dry weather is preventing a regul stand of cotton just now. Corn is growing whilo thc plow is bei run around it. Wheat te doing well now. There hes beon sold at Westminster, Wi balla and Seneca about 1,100 tons af gun this season, indicating that 14,000 acres lin boon put in cotton. If it yields 200 pour per acre, and no doutt it will, that would 2,200,000 pounds, worth $220,000. Takej oust of tho guano off, say $51,700, lea $108,300 ol var. Observation dearly shows that every y our land is improved whilo wo use fertiliz and plant ootton. While wo oan moko cot the peoplo will prosper, for the cotton always in demand, and the prospect nov that a vory fair price will bo given for ensuing orup* We can uso tho seed u pulverizer and manure equal to the b Manure our corn land with compost man and guano our cotton land and keep ali fields in n continued state of improvemi We are certainly a people on the road prosperity. As ootton is advancing i "necessaries" aro oheap, who wants go to tho West, when wo can livo hero i and do as woll and have our health besic O. C Seneca City Looals. MAY 0, 1871 The farmers in tho surrounding country fully sustaining the reputation of that olae our citizens aa being possessed of a po we constant application to business. This fae proven by our vaoant streets and long?fi business men. This is all very well and hope the merit thus exhibited on the pai our agriculturists will be rewarded by a bou ful harvest. Seneca's masters and minaos, lasses and I now respond to the oalls of the church 1 Prof. C, W, Moore's school haying been remi to tho new academy, erooted by the town, i the Union Churoh. Two new buildings are in oourse of ereo in our town-Prof. Moore's resider co and J. C. Carey's warehouse. Mr. Houghton reoeived this morning from North ten barrels of apples. They areperfe sound and will keep here several weeks-if alone. I BRIOORPORT, CONN., May 6.-At N Preston Hill, Connecticut, this morn! Egsbert Cogswell, aged 50, shot wi'.h a s fun and instantly killed his wife, aged Ie then out his own throat, expiring aim immediately. Cogswell was on habit drunkard, and was craved with ram at time ibo dood was oomoaitted. Saoriflo?d by her Father. j TUAUIC END ot A FIVB YKAR OLD GUILD IN1 MARP AC II usi.TTs. j BOSTON, May 2 -Somo time Yesterday ' Charlea F. Freeman, of Pooaasett, MASS., in a freak of religious frenzy killed his five year old daughter Edith. The man is a Second Kdveotist and bad beoome greatly excited during the lost few days while attending n series of revival meetings. About a weok ago ho claimed to havo received "wonderful revelations," and ha? not eaten or elopt since. Ile save the Lard directed him to eaoriBoe bte little daughter and declares that ehe will rico again In three dava The little ono was ..tabbed witb a knife by her insane father and her blood was poured out upon a table which waa improvised as an altar. Freeman bae driven every one from his houao, and hae not yet been eeoured. Hehns locked and barred the doora and window?, and being supplied with fire-arms he t li l?at eos death to any ono who shall interfere. An effort will be made by the authorltioe to oapture him today, ireeman is about 35 years old, and liven with bis wife and family on his farm at Poona^ott. He has lived in Pooaasett about seven yours, and is in mod' erato oircumslnnoes. Ho is insane only on thia One subject. AN UT II KR ACCOUNT. BOSTON, May 2.- Furthor particulars from the Pooossett, Massachusetts, tragedy state that Freeman, tho mail carrier tit Pooaasett, between tho ruilroad station and posfofBce, woke his wife about half-past 3 o'clock on Tnursday muming and told her that he must make a sacrifico to the Lord of his youngest daughter. Ho got up tunk tho child from her bed, and stabbed her io tho side with a butcher knife, causing her death. His wife said it was all right end that Abraham would raise her up next Sunday Freeman suid that the child gavo one scream and died a minuto afterwards. IlOjSaid that the See md Adventist held a meeting nt his (Freeman's) house the same afternoon and appeared to wish the affair kept quiet. Freoioan carried tho mail n* usual and showed no signs of insanity. Tho causo of | tho terrible deed appears to havo been reli gious excitement nlono. Freeman is now al his residenco in charge of ofticor Uedding and Ur. 0. J. Woad, of Pocnssett. Ho informed' a reporter tn-day that he wns told by dod to offer Edith, his young and beautiful daughter as a sacrifico to Him, and that he did so as Qed would not stay his hand; he bad to do Ilia command and Ho would justify him in his not. LIVERPOOL, March 2.- This wcok'e oiroular of tho Conon Brokers' Association says: "Cotton was in moder?te demand carly in the week at rather easier prices, but on Tuesday the market was animated, and advanced, with extensive buying nnd has sinco boon active. Quotations have generally advanced. In American thore was a largo business, aud the prico is Jd higher. Sea island v <.s in good demand, at full price?. All de scriptions of futures woro .quiet till Tuesday, when a very considerable business was done, and thoy advanced 3 16d. On Wednosday they advanced l-32@l-16d. On Thursday after somo fluctuations, they closed strong, with buyers at extremo prico?. Tho final rates show an ndvanco of 7-32d to 1 farthing M KV ru is. May 5.-A special telegram to tho Ledger from Starkvillo, Mississippi, .-tatos that Johnson Spencer and Newton Porter, tho barn burners and attempted assassins of Jordan Monro, a few days since, were taken from the jail by a body of armed mon Satur day night, white and black, and I an ged. Tho Jewish T'tncs computes tho num ber of Jows all over the world to bo 6,503, 000. "r?TTfS PILLS! INTRODUCED, 1865. A TOWTlVER is tho fruiUul source of many diseases, promi nent among which are DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACHE, COSTIVENESS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. IJO- of Appetite and Nausea, the bowels are costive, but aomotimoa alternate with loosen?-, Pain In tho Head, accompanied with a Dull aonnatlon In tho back part,Fain in the right aldo and undor the shoulder-; bindle. 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" will bo mailed/rsa on application._ TUTT'S?HAIR DYE. gmar H Ara on Wm V?CK by a ?In paru a Natara a*U*rml?teM ,<nt lix diprose .... ...v...... v.. Ofiloo, 85 Murray St., Nsw York. March 27, 1870 20-ly Final Settlement. Tv fil ME undersigned petition? to tho Probate X Court for leavo to moko a Final Settle ment of the Estate of Charlotte Barker, deceased, at Walhalla Court House, ou the 14th div of JUNK, at ll o'clock A. M. for his Fioul Di?chirgo from the adminis tration of said eat? te. DANIEL HUCHES, Administrator. Muy 8, 1879 25-4t State of South Carolina, Ot O W,HO COUNTY. Dy Riobard Lo wis, Esq., Judge of Probate. WHEBRAS, Morgan H. Uryoa lins made suit to me to grant him Letters of Admi nistration of tho Estate and EiTccIs of Frederick A. Brooke, deceased Tlies? aro, therefore, to cito and admonish all and singular tho kindrod and oreditors of the said Frederick A. Bruoke, deceased, that they bo and appear before mo, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held nt Walhalla, S. C., on Wednes day, 14th day of May next after publication hereof, nt ll o'olook in the forenoon, to show causo, if auy tlioy havo, why Ibo said adiniuis trallon should not bo granted. Given under my hand, this21th day of April, Anno Domini 1870. RICHARD LEWIS, Judgo of Probate Oconce County. April, 21. 1870. 23-2t STATE OF SOUTH .CAROLINA, Ooon.ee Ooiairty. In lite Conrl Common IMctts. Amanda E Liles, Plaintiff, ngamal Wm Henry Lilos, Frances M Liles. Charles L Liles, Wm J Cowan, Wm Lntmor Whiscnaut, Mary Ann Wbisenant, David L Liles, Wm J Liles, Charlea O Liles, John D Liles, Jesse J Liles, Mary Jano Frances Liles and Charles W Masm, Defendants-Cos?PZ.A1MT ron PAUTI vipXj Um,mr, &o. To the Defendants in the nbovo slated case YOU and caoli of you are hereby summoned and required lo answer tho complaint in this action, which in filed in Ibo office of the Clerk of Ibo Court of Common Pleas in and for the County and Slate aforesaid, and serve u oopy of your answer on tho subscriber nt his offioo in the Court House at Walhalla, South Carolina, within twenty days after tho service of this summons on you, exobisive of the day of ser vice. If you fail to answer tho compluint within that limo Hie PlaiutifT will apply to the court for tho relief demanded in the complaint. i N. It. CA UV, Attorney for Plaintiff. April 21th, 1879. |L. s? jj. W. STUMBLING, C O. P To Charles W Mason, Wm J Cowan, David Lewis Liles, Wm J Liles, Charles O Liles, John D Liles, Jesse J Liles and Mary Jano Frances Liles, Defendants nbovo named, who aro non residents of Ibis Stale Take notioo thal thc summons and complaint herein is filed ia tiie office of thc Clerk of the Houri of Common Pleas at tho Court House in Walhalla, South Carolina, for Ibo purposes herein set forth, and if you fail lo answer the jomplaint within tho limo aforesaid thc Plaintiff .viii apply to the court for tho relief demanded in thc complaint. N. ll CARY, Plaintiff's Attorney, Walhalla. Oconec County, S. C. April 24, 1870 23 Ot STATE OE SOU UH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF OCONEE. COURT COMMON PLEAS. Elizabeth Counts, plaintiff 1 against John Hydo, ns executor of | he Inst will ot* Mary A. ( _ 3co?gins, deceased. Sarah ? Summons. AL llydo. wifo of John Hyde | ind SV. li. Scoggins, dofen- j lan td. J Po John Hyde, aa Executor of tho last will of Mary A. Souggins, deceased, Sarah A. Hyde, wife of John Ilydo.anJ W. li. Sojg gill8, defendants YOU nro horeby summonod and required to answer thc complaint in this notion, n ?opy of which in tiled in tho ellice of thc Olork if t?i o Court of Common Pions, fur tho County if Oooneo and to sorvo a copy of your answer in tho subscribers nt their ellice in the town >f Walhalla. S. 0., within twenty days after ho sorvioo of thia summons on you, exclu. ?ive of the day of service. If you fuil to tnswer the com plaint within that time the Plaintiff will tnko judgment against you for tho roliof demanded in tho complaint. KEITH & VE UN EU, Plaintiff's Attorneys j?To* j J. W. ST Kl H LI NO, 0. 0. P. To W. 13. Scoggins, one of tho Defendants herein - rrinko notioo that tho summons of which tho J. foregoing is u copy, and tho complaint herein wore filed, in tho oflico of tho Clerk nf tho Court of Common Pions for tho county nf Oconce, in tho State aforesaid, on tho 4th day of April, 1879. April 8th, 1870, KEITH & VEUNER, Plaintiff's Attorneys. April IO, 1870 21-C AND BETTER THAN ANY SALERATUS. Ono teaspoonful of (lils Soda ut cd with sour milk equals four teaspoonfuls of Hie befit Baking Powder, saving twenty times its oost. See package for valuable information. If Hie teaspoonful is loo large and does not produoe good rosults at first, use leas afterwards. April 3, 1870 20 Ot New Goods. New Goods. AT Greatly Reduced 1' ri cea nt tho PEOPLE'S STORE OF J. H. SLIGH & SON. A T T ANO EXAMINE OUR \J ?TL LJLJ Full Line of NEW SPRING CALICO bofore purchasing elsewhere. DRY O GODS. FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. HATS, (nfall kindii) HOOTS & SHOKS, DEATH KR. and FA RM IN G IM PL KMENTS Which we will sell at the very Lowest IPrioes for CASU!! -o- I Being determined to sell, it will be an nd- I vnntngo to tho publio to call and see us before I they sell their produce or buy their goods somowhoro doo. Respectfully, J. H. SLIGH & SON. March 27. 1879 19 JOIIN D. Ul! HNS \ j UKO. W. HAYS. STOVES & TXN W??U8. ?EtTTXTlvriSS ?ft? TTAYfil, Have on hand a large Stock of STOVES, Such ns JTIL7.TY, WADE HAMPTON, FA RM Ii lt GIRL. OUR FRIEND, NEW CHARM, FANCHON, JUBILEE, Vhioh wo sell under a guarantee-prices rang iig from $12 up. Wo keep a large stock of 'lain, Preseod, Retinned and Copper Ware, ] rhioh we sell cheap for cash. Wo are prepared to do all kinds of work done i the Stove and Tin lino. Roofing and Guttering made a speoialty. An examination of Stock and orders solicited. Thankful for past favors, weare, respectfully, BURNS & HAYS? April 17, 1879 22-ly STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Coonee County. In thc Court Common Pleas. L A Gilmcr, Plaintiff, against II M Payno and T II Knox, Defendants-COMPLAINT ON MONKY DKNANO 'o II M Payne and T ll Knox, the Defendants in tho above slated case If OU and each of you are horeby summoned L and required to answer tho complaint in this ction, which is filed in the office of the Clerk f tho Court of Common Ploas in and for the lounty and State aforesaid, nt Walhalla, South larolina, ond servo a copy of your answer on he subscriber at his offioe in the Court Rouse l Walhalla, South Carolina, within twenty ays after tho scrvioo heroof, exoluslvo of tho lay of scrvioo. If you fall to answer the oom .hunt within that time, tho Plaintiff will take udgment against you for the sum of one hun Ired and ie nt y-Keven dollars, besides interest nd for tho oosls of this notion. N. R. CARY, Plaintiff's Attorney, Walhalla, 8. C., April 24, 1870. Witness-J W STBIDMNO. C C P, Co II M Payne and T II Knox, Ibo Defendants abovo named Tako notlco, that If you fall to answer tho lomplaint within tho limo aforesaid, tho Plaiuliff trill tako judgmont against you for the sum of >ne hundred and thlriy-aovon dollars, besides nlorest and tho costs of this aotlon. N. B. CARY, Plaintiff's Attorney. April 24,. 1870 28-Ct J. E. HENDRIX & SON. DK. A LEUS IN Hardware, Iron, Steel, Cutlery, etc. Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods. Paints, Oils & Painter's Sundries. AGENTS FOR Stewart Sewing Machine, Howe Sewing Machine, Davis Vertical Feed Sowing Machine. If you are wanting to buy a MACHINE you should not fail to give us a call, as wo are oiFering bargains. Country produce of every de scription bought. Wo make a speciality in grocer ies of every description, at Rock Bottom prices. Respectfully, J. E. Hendrix &b Son. April 10, 1879 21 LADIES' STORE Wi? WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to our patrons and friends the fresh arrival of our SPRING STOCK OF GOODS, consisting of the Latest Novelties of tho Season, such as Prints, Dress Goods, Lawns, Jaconets, Nain sooks, Cambric and India Long Cloths, kc. A beautiful lino of Notions, consisting of Kid and Lisle Gloves, (all colors,) Fans, Fan and Handkerchief Girdles, Silk Ties, Collars and Cu fl'?, Hurtles, Hitching and Collarettes. A full assortment of Genia' Furnishing Goods, Hats of all varieties, Straw, Wool and Felt: Ploaao cull and examino our Stook, as then you oan form a better idea of what we have. Respectfully, C. L. R??D & CO. March 27, 1879 19-ly NOTICK WALHALLA, S. C., April 8, 1879. 'PlIE Treasurer of tho town of Walhalla will JL have bis books open foi* tba collection ?j taxes for tho fiscal year 1879, on tho 1st day of May, 1879, and all taxes not paid on or beforo the 1st day of June, 1879, will have tho penalty of 20 per cent, added. Tho levy is "1111061? jonis on cvory ono hundred dollars worth of real and personal property. By order of tho Council, C. E. WATSON, Clerk. April 10, 1879 21-4 State ot* South Carolina. OCONEK COUNTY. IN TUB COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Young Davis, Plaintiff, vs. William B. Davie, C. D. Davis, Elizabeth B. Elston, Lotty Ann Fisher, Laura J. Mashburn nee Davis, John S. Davis, Ellie Loo Davis, Waltor Ci. Davis, Mary D. Davis, Hattie Davis, Mattie I),wis, Wado ll. Davis, Mary L. Ilohnos ?tee Davis, Sall i o B. Davis, Nunnie M. Dav b*-,. Harvoy A. Davis?, Beatrice E. Davis, Warn ron R. Davis nod Cliffio II. Davis, Defend-, auls-Summons for Par? it ion of Heat Estate, Relief, d'c. Po tho Defendants above named YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer tho complaint in this notion, which is flied in tho ellice of tho Clerk of '.ho Court of Common Pleas for the said jounty and to serve a copy of your answer to die said complaint on tho subscriber at his >f?co. on tho publio square in tho town of Walhalla, in tho County and Stnto aforesaid within twenty days after tho servioo horcof. jxolnsivo of tho day of such servioo; and if foa fail to answer tho complaint within tba ,ime aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this notion will inply to tho Court fur tho rcliof demanded in tho complaint. S. l\ DENDY, Plaintiff's Attornoy. Walhalla, S. C. April 21et, 1870. j J. W. STRIBLINQ, C. C. P. To tho Absout Defendants-William B. Dav?* O. D. Davis, dehn S. Davis, Elisabeth B Elston rpAKE notice that thc summons and com JL plaint in this notion was hied In tho office of tho Court of Common Pleas for Oooneo County. South Carolina, on (ho 2lot day of April, A. D. 1870, for Partition of tho Beni Estate of Harvey Davis, dooensed, nnd> foa roliof, Ac Walhalla, S. C. April 24, 1870. 8. P. DENDY, ' Plaintiffs Attorney. - ' Ay\\ 24, I8?0 ?3-0t.