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Cotton chopping ?a nil tho go. Now is tho time to plant cow pone. Seek not muoh-ree.t, but muoh patieneo. Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco. Cotton ia 134 it? New York, 12} in Char leston. 12 in Spartaoburg, 11$ in Croon ville A mon is fortunato whoso noso will accom modate n big cold, Toke a walk around your premiaos and see if thoy do not need attontion. Clean up. Time flics swift enough to most people, but ?tho school chim'ren who aro longing for va? cation think ?ifferontly. Mr. Wm. J. Board has ontorod upon tho study of jtVw in tho law offioo of Mosers. Nor ton tc Stribling. JuJgo Aldrich will presido at our next term of Court, which begins on the third Monday in 'Juno, tho ICtht Crowing--corn, cotton, plndors, potatoes, grass and weeds, and boys and girls, and pi gp. tee. Tho communication of "Anon'* was recoived too late for publient ion this week, but Will ap pear horonfter. Attention Is directed to tho town ordinances of Westminster, published on our fourth pago this wook. Tho Sheriff of Oconoo County has gono to 'Georgia in search of a mica mino. Wondor if ho bas found it? Tho County Commissioners will hold a mooting in tho law o??oo of Keith & Vornor, on tho first Saturday in Juno nest. Wo understand that tho now settlement at Nortonuboro, in tho beautiful vulloys nt tho foot of Long Noso Mountain, in this oounty, is a success. Tho Monthly Concert of Prayor for Foroipn Missions will bo hold in tho Lutheran Church on next Si!, nd ny night at 8 o'clock P. M. Sorvicos to bo conducted by Hov. Dr. Smelt* ser. Mr. John J. Ansel has Invented a colton chopper. Tho maohlno is oxeccdingly simplo and proinisos to bo very useful. Wo forbear to say moro until Mr. Ansel files his application for a patent. Tho noxt mooting of tho Exocutivo Com mittee of tho County Sunday School Convon? lion will meet in J. W. Stabling's ofhco in tho Court lion So on Thursday, tho 12th of Juno, nt 2 P. M. A full attendance is oarnostly rcquostcd. Col. Aiken continues to supply us with public documcDts from Washington, Tho Congressional Jiccord comos regularly, and is a perfect history of Congress day by day. Our thanks aro tendered again to Col. Aiken for his kindness and attention. Tho road bcd of tho Blue Itidgo Railroad s'.ill continuos to bo improved. Nino thousand moro new cross-tics aro beeng put in position along tho road this wook. Tho road by fall will bo in first class order, so that rapid transit can bo mndo for freight and passengers. Jimios II. Robins, tho Slier i lt of Oconcc County, fathers tho following item of nows: Ho says that after a rain os tanny ns 300.00C whippoorwills may be seen together at any liait on and around WhcUtono Mountnin, in (blt oounty. An excursion train from Charleston ii expected to visit Walhalla on or about th< 15th of Juno. So says a private lotter receiver by Mr. II. W. Pieper, of our town, on TuC8< day evening last. Tho excursionists wil number some 80 or 100 persons. Elvo young grey foxes, about two month) old, were on exhibition at J. II. Sligh & Son'; ?toro on Tuesday evening last. They WOK purchased by our sportsmen, who intend t< koep them until old enough to havo a fes chase. Wo receive Saturday's daily Now Yorl Jfcraltl on Monday at 10 o'clock A, M. W< rcccivo tho Charleston daily Neivs and Cou Her on Monday nt 7 o'clock P. M.-a diflb> ronco of nine hours. REASON: WC havo fas daily trains to New York, and just thc rovorst to Chnrlostont Hurry up your througl daily train, Messrs. Eishcr and Connor! Mr. Wm, J. Stribling, has n Sundnj School class in tho Baptist Church which ba: vullcctcd tho snug iittlo sum of eight dollar i in tho past month for tho cause of domcsth missions! This class is certainly worthy 0 emulation and ought to bc called thc banoo class of tho State. Collent Romo soot from a chimney or stovi where wood is used for fuel, put into an ult pitcher, and pour hot water upon it. Who. cool, uso it to water your plants every fow days Tho offect upon plants is wondorful in pro duoing a rapid growth of thrifty shoots, witl largo thick loaves and a groat number o richly tinted roses. Wo woro misinformed Inst week in rofe? renee to tho shooting for tho outsido prize {tho cakes) at tho Firoman's Maroon. Tin honor for tho first prizo should havo boer givon to Mr. Lnwronco Van Divioro Instead o Mr. F. W. Piopor, Mr. Vnn Divioro having mndo 20 rings and Mr. Pieper 23. Wo trus this correction will bo satisfactory to ni parties. Miss Georgia VanDivioro, while out horse '? backridingon Monday aflornoon, was throwi ?fl' nonr Thompson's livery stablo, but forton ntcly received no injury. Tho borso rai eomo distanco with her, and sho no doub would havo kept on his hack if tho anima had not mndo a sudden turn in tho strcot. Mr. H. A. II. Gibson and Mr. Samuel H Johns havo boon reappointed Trial Justices ii this county. Thcso gontlcmon havo mado gooi officors and havo given general satisfaction Thoy aro sober, intelligent, praolioal men, wh can perform the duties of their offloes fully am well. Wo havo recoived an invitation to attend th commencement oxorciscs of the Groonvlllo Fo malo College, which bogin on Tuesday night Juno 12th, and oloso on Thursday night, Jun 10th. Tho annual address boforo tho Judsoi Literary Sooioly will bo dolivcrod by Rev. Wm E. Hatcher, I). D., of lt i nh mond, Virginia Tho oxoroises promise to bo very interesting am attractive (his year. Soda waler is prisod ns a healthy and palata ble drink and is recommended by physicians n a bovcrngo in warm weather. It neutralizes nn< excess of anilla, gives tono to thc stomnoh. oool j. febril? Symptoms and prevents suiamor com plaints. It ennis tho blnml and regulates Hu stomnoh. Served leo cold with choleo frui syrups at Norman's drug sioro. Fivo couts poi glass. V". .I", j ? I. I ni . j f Blank Lions, Dcnda, Mortgages and Excoullonb I for salo at this offioo. I Judgo lt cod of Andorson, has gono to Charleston for medical treatment. Up (o Wednesday morning Treasurer Porober had K? vc ii out 174 rec cl pt H and bad collected tho following amount of (axes: Stato.$808 00 County, - ~ - - 881 68 Special, - - - ILO 51 School - - ? 221 Ol Poll, ? . 68 50 Total, - - - $1,020 60 Tho commencement exorcises of tho Carolina Military Institute, Charlotte, North Carolina, Col. J. P. Thomas, Superintendent, will be hold this year on Friday, Juno 16th. Hov. Wm. lt. Atkinson delivers tho commencement sermon and Rev. Ellison Capors, of Greenville, B. C> tho annual address before thc Corps of Cadets. Mr. W. Q. Novillo, who has just returned from tho Theological Seminary of thc Presby terian Cliuroh at Columbia, 8. C., preaohed In tho Presbyterian Church of Walhalla ou last Suuday morning. Mr. Novillo's subject was, .'What think yo of ChrlBlT" The manner in willoh ho treated his text showed signs of mental culture unusual for ono who has not ns yet completed his oourso in the Seminary, having only spent one of the three years re quired. Tho following rotit Jurors havo boen drawn for the Juuo term of tho Court: J N Todd, Joseph Callas, W A Strolhor, T M Littleton, Janies L Burris, John S Patterson, D O Sheppard, Thomas Bibb, Wm lt Smith, J P MoDonald, Thomas W Grogan, Ooo W Shirley, F 0 Holden, John W Ilaulbrooks, E A Darron, ? N Lay, A W bryant, J L Darker, Jonas Phillipe, John W Gibson, Sr, O W Kay, M C Wcndolkin, Joseph F Darby, J M Ilunnicutt, J E Do?ean, J J Hooper, ft L Symmos, II W M Hoggs, Josoph J Dlair, J 1? Woolbright, F A Lewis, W C Tatham, Reuben D Mooro, J W Shclor, Samuel II Doardon, Houben Leo. Mr. John N. Ooorgo has boon appointed Auditor, and Mr. Ilonry 1?. Alexander Treas urer, of Ooonoo County, by His Excolloncy Oovornor Simpson. Those gentlemen were nominated for thoso offices by tho peoplo a! tho primary election, hold in 1878. Wc learn that tho modo of ascertaining tho will of tho peoplo in this matter Was not vory palatable to tho appointing powor, but nevertheless, tho appointments have boer made, though wo understand thoy won mndo not upon tho oloction by tho peoplo but upon tho recommendation of tho Senate and Representatives from this county. Messrs. Williams, Hirnio & Co., of Nov York, havo failed in business as commissiot merell ants and cotton buyers. It was dab bling in futures in cotton that brought tb firm short $315,0001 'Ibo firm has bcei dissolved, and Mr. Ooorgo W. "Williams, o Charleston, states that ovory dollar of obligai tion will bo paid. Mr. W. Bays ho die! no favor tho operation in futures and dcmandci that tho firm go into liquidation. Wo ex peeled this coursofrom Mr. Williams, as an; other would bo inconsistent with his pro fossions and churnctor. Mr. Williams i worth $2,000,000, and his largo business ii Charleston will proceed as if nothing hm happened. Wc arc in receipt of a cataloguo of tho Wal halla Female Collego for thc year 1878-71 Thc entire expense of tho Collegiate Depnri mont, including board, with room, tuition, fue lights and contingent fee aro $132, bf wide amount board, &o., aro $100. Tho instilulio is based on tho privato enterprise of Dr. Smelt '/.cr, which is the highest evidence of thoroug instruction and discipline. Tho institution hr an able corps of instructors and deserves succ?s which wo feel sure it will win on its high mcri Tho present catalogue, being thc second year < fio exiatenco of tho college, shows that ll students in all departments matriculated durii the year, thirty of whom aro in thc collegia d?partaient, thirty-one in tho academic and tl remainder in thc two lower classes. Next yet tho oollcgo will bogin to send out graduate and after that wc trust tho doctor will hal smooth sailing. Tho Union Sn mia y School pic nie on In Friday was quito a pleasant and enjoyab occasion. Sumo 200 children marched i procession to tho grounds, hooded by tl Dixie Cornot Band, which discoursed swe< music, on tho way. Our peoplo turned oi generally from town nod country. Tl doy was spent in amusements for thc ohlldrei while tho older pople took up thc timo i social chit-chat, making new acquaintance Seo. Sociability was tho order of thc day, or ovory ono present, wc think, was fully repai for their trouble in coming. Dinner carno i about 1 o'clock, and it is hardly neccssai for us to announce, that there was much goc eating disposed of during tho dinner hou Everybody brought well filled baskets and r one wont away hungry. At a seasonal) hour the pic nickers broko up and return* to their respective homes, fooling no deni that they bad spon a pleasant nod dolightf dny in tho woods. May wo all live to cnji another liko occasion next year. On Sunday night Hov. S. L. Morris preach' one of tho ab'cst sermons that wo havo had t pleasure of hearing in many a day. Ilavii preached on tho subject "Heh" on tho provlo Sunday, ho preached on tho theme "Heaven from tho text, "For Ibero is no night thcro taken from Revelations. After an eloquent ii troductory on John's description of heaven, scon in his vision, ho drew from his text t following thoughts: First, nifjJit was an cr hiern of ignorance; second, of sin; third, ohango, and fourth, il spoke of human wea! ness boro, in this that it was a (imo of ri from toib, weariness and labor; tho inferen from tho toxt hoing that as thcro Was no nig in heaven, thcro was no Ignoraneo there, but i was light and knowledge; as thcro was no nig there, thcro was no sin thore, darkness boil synonymous with sin; Ibero being no nig thore, thcro was no chango of timoor of soaso bul limo ceased and ohango ceased, and all w an endless day, without the gloom and shade of night. Again, thcro was no need of nig there, because tho body and soul would need i rust, bul its OVer increasing activity and lu tm would of itself bo tho rost within lisolf. M Morris had a Inigo audience and it was cou plotcly enchained during tho wholo servie Ho wears well with our people and is dovolopii rare powers ns a preacher. His sermons a always frosh and bristling with fino thought yet clothed in such a way as (o mako deep nu solemn Impressions upon I hose who hoar. Fo raen of his ngo surpass him as n proaohcr. J n 'L. 'I '.!.. SH 1 '.'J.J "I am beginning to fool nt homo her?, and hope ! i I sh nil bo ulilo (o do ?orno good for our Master's j oauso among this pcoplo."-O', 1\ Cre$hamt \ pastoral Walhalla. Wo hopo the home fcctinj j will grow, and that you will become a fixture in ? South Carolina. Hy the way, wo had formed an idea that Brother G. was a small mau, with keon, black eye?, rod hair, and turned-up noso. Imagine our surprlso when wo mot a man of about 160 pounds avoirdupois, tall, erect, squaro-8houldcrcd, f?no looking, ami ablo to carry tho weight of several Walhalla churches. Ho looks Uko a bishop.-[A. W. L., in Baptitt Courier. Our pcoplo will do well to remember that tho assessment of property, both real and personal, begins on tho first of Juuo. Tho County Au ditor, Mr. J. N. George, has filed his bond and will take charge of his ofl'ioo about that time. Ho will havo his assistants out to meet his ap pointments so as to suit tho convenience of the people. Tlioro is. a now assessment of real ostato lo meet tho demands of tho Legislature. After tho roturas aro mado by tho Auditor threo discreet men from each township will pass upon tho returns so mado lo tho Auditor and cqnnlizo Hie assessments. The chairmen of tho township boards of equalization meet tho Auditor after tho township returns havo been passed upon in tho townships nt tho court house and form a county board of equalization, to which appeals lie from township boards. Tho chairmen of the county boards of equalization nicol in Columbia and with thc chairmen from other counties form a State board. Tho plan of equalizing tho assessment is seemingly better than any wc have yet had, and it is to bc hoped that it will bc found to bc practical in its opera Hons. Complaints have been made, and not without reason, that thc assessments generally of real estate in this county havo been too high, and in many instances oppressive. There onn bo no excuso for this now, because tho remedy is provided for by appeal from the township boards to tho county board, and (henee, wc sup pose, lo tho Stato board. Coussons' Compound Honey of Tar has boen BO long and favorably known that i needs no encomium. For coughs, colds, sore, thront, hoarseness, otc, it n (fords speedy relief, and is n most pleasant and efficacious romody, bonoy and tar being two of its in? grcdionts. Tho skill of tho chemist and tho knowledge ol a physician worn united in its preparation, tho result being a compound which is tho favorite remedy in this sevoro climate, mid has no equal as a euro fo coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, croup otc. URO Coussons' Honey of Tar. Prico 50 couts. For snlo by lt. B. Norman & Bro. Tho Smithson Son Institution reports that tho Observatory of Paris announces thc dis oovery by Palisa, at Pola, on May 22, 1879 of n planet of the twelfth magnitude, in 10 hours 2 minutos right ascension, 15 degrees 27 minutes South declination, with n slight motion South. Coussons' II,moy of Tar will relieve severo coughs of long standing, and provo a blessing to all who suflor with affections of thc throat and lungs, and is confidently offered tho public ns tho best remedy In tho world. In mir rigo rous elimo, whore coughs und colds prevail this favorite remedy should havo a placo ih ovcry household. When tho littlo ones uro attacked by Croup or whooping cough, nothing will afford such instant relief ns Ccussens Honey of Tar. Price 50 cents. For salo by It. E Norman it Bro. PILLS! laSSBSSBaBSSBBBfBHHnHBMB INTRODUCED, 1865. A TOWTlVER is tba fruitful sonrce of many disease*, promi nent Among which aro DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACHE, COSTIVENESS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS AF A TORPID LIVER. IiOaa of Appetite andNauaea, tho bowels aro oosti vo, but sometimos altornato with looseness, i'ninin tho Hoad, aocompaniod with ft I) ult sensation in tho baok port, Fain in thoright sido and tinder tho ahouldar bindo, fullness ofter ealing, with e. jt*ajji? olinatioil io oxorti?? of body ormlnd, Irrl tability of tompor, IKW npirits, Jjoss of memory, with a feeling of having noglooted oom o duty.Genorai woarlnosBj^iVi'/jdnoas, buttering nt tho Hoart, Dobs boforojtbq eyoa,_ Yellow_Bkin, Hoadnoho gonorally over tho right eyo, SestloganoBB at night with fitful dreams? highly coloredi Urine. IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON DE DEVELOPED. t TUTT'S PILLS tire especially adapted to suoh oases, a single dose effeots suoh a ohange of feeling as to astonish tho sufferer. * TUTT'S PILLS iure eompouitdod from anbatnncca flint nra free from nay proporilee that cnn Injure tho most, doliente organization. They Search, demise, I'II i l Ty, und Invigorate the entiro Syatoua. Hy relieving tho en? ?Oi'?od Liver, they ctoanae the blood from poleonoiiahtunora, and tuna loipnrt health nud vitality to the body, caiialugt the bowels to act naturally, without which no ono cnn feel well. ? Noted Divine says: Dr. TUTT :-Dear Slr j For ton yeara I have baan a martyr to D.apopaia, Oonatipatlon and Filo.. ? .aal (Spring your Pills ?oro roconimondod to ino; I used thant < but with littlo faith). I am now a wall man, have good appotite, dlgoation tierfoot, regular .tool., plloagono. and I havegalneclforty pound. lolidflefb. They aro worth thoir weight In golil. Hr. v. R. L .s IM PHON, LouLvilla, Ky TUTT'S PILLS, Their first effect ls to Increneo tho Appetite, and causo tho body to Tnko ou Vloali, thus tho ayatcm ls nourished, (inti by their Tonio Ac? tlon on tho Itlireattvo Uranna, Itogulnr Stools nro produced. DR. J. F, HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK, SAY?: - ' "Few dlaoaso. oxlat that cannot bo rollovad hy ra. ?torin? the Livor to ita normal functions,anil fot thia purpoao no roniody ba. ovor boon Inrontad that ha? aa happy an effoot aa TUTT'S F-II.LH." SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. Oftleo ?iii nitirrny Street, Now York. pr- Dr. TUTT'S MANUAL of Vnluablo Infor mation and Useful Ilccclpta" will bomallcd/r?a on application. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. gRAY HAIR OR WIUHK mei changad lo a (mount r.AOX by a aingle application of thia Dvr. It tm. paita a Natural Oolor, acta In.tantnnoou.ly, and Ja aa Marmions aa .pring water. Hold by Druggist*, or aant by oxprest on fecoipl of $1. , Oinoo, 30 Murray St., Now York. March 27, 1879 20-ly BURRAH! HURRAH! WEST UNION, THE GREAT CASH AND BARTER^STORE, I II vos J Your Ulollar? and Dimes herc willi J. P. illI4JKI,a:iC. at thc OI<l Slaixl, Where you can Procure Hie JLargcst QUANTITY OF GOODS. AND TUB BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. I am Just Receiving a New Stock of Goods from Charleston and New York, which were Bought for Cash at Re markably Low Prices, Consisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE. CROCKERY, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SHOES? AND HATS, &C. I nico keep a small stock of DRUOS on hand, lill of wllicll will bc sold ni astonishingly low figures for Cosh or Burler. Tho highest market price poid for oil kinds of Country Produce. B'"ivc Hundred Iliishcls or Corn Wauled, which will bc paid Tor iii cash or goods at cash prices. IScspectliillv, J. P. MICKLER. Moy 15, 1879 20 ly STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooonee County, lu Ute Court oiiimon Pleas. Amanda I? Liles, Plaintiff, against Wm Henry Liles, Prances M Liles. Charles L Liles, Wm J Cowan, Wm Latiner Whiscna'it, Mary Ann Whiscnant, David L Liles, Wm J Liles, Charles O Liles, John D Liles, Jesso J Liles, Mary Jono Frances Liles and Charles W MaBih, Defendants-CO.MTI.AIST ron PARTI TION, HBI.IKF, &O. To tho Defendants in thc above slated case - Af OU and each of you aro hereby summoned 1 and required to answer tho complaint in this action, which is filed in tho office of tho Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas in and for tho County and State aforesaid, and serve u copy of your answer on tho subscrib?s? at his offico in thc Court House at Walhalla, South Carolina, within twenty days after tho scrvico of this summons on you, exclusivo of (lie day of ser vice. If you fail to answer tho complaint within that timo thc Plaintiff will apply to thc court for thc relief demanded in thc complaint. N. H. CA RY, Attorney for Plaintiff. April 24th, 1870. jr.. ..Jj. W. STlUBLINd, C. C. P To Charles W Mason, Wm J Cowan, David Lewis Liles, Wm J Liles, Charles 0 Liles, John D Liles, Jesse J Liles and Mary Jane Frances Liles, D?fendants nbovj named, who aro non residents of this Stale Take notico that tho summons and complaint herein is filed in thc ollice of the Clerk of tito Court of Common Pleas at tho Court House in Walhalla, South Carolina, for I bo purposes Hierein set forth, and if you fail lo answer tho mmplaint within tho lime aforesaid tho Plaint ill' trill apply lo tho court for tho relief demanded in thc complaint. N. H CAHY, Plaintiff's Attorney, Walhalla, Ooonee County, S. C. April 24, 1870 23-Gt COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE. WAiliiALbA, 9. C.) APRIL 29, 1879. N" OTIC M is hcroby given that (ho Auditor's )lllco will bo open to receive TAX RETURNS rom Juno 1st to July 20tb, 1879. Thc Auditor or Ins Assistant will attend Ot tho ollowing places at tho time specified for tho SHOssment of Personal Properly, Viz: Wost Union, Monday, Juno 9lh. Seneca City, Tuesday and Wednesday, Juno Ol h and 11th. Hird Abbott's, Thursday, June 12th. Sitlou's Mills, Friday, Juno 18th. J. IL Sanders', Saturday, Juno Mt h. Fair Play, Monday and Tuesdtty, Juno 16th ad 17th. Bachelors' Rolroaf, Wodncsduy, Juno 18th. Westminster, Thursday and Friday, Juno 19th ul 20th. Thomas Powell's, Saturday, Juno 21?t. Felton Hall's, Tuesday, Jtino 24th. Mrs. Barker's, Wednesday, Juno2f)tli. Mc:Daile's Mills, Thursday, June 20th. William Rowland's, Friday, Juno 27th. Lay's Mills. Saturday, Juno 28tli; Talley's Shops, Tuesday, Jilly 1st. High Falls, Wednesday, July 2d. After tho 20th of July tho roturas of those iling to return will bo made from tho best in i malina (bat can bo obtained mid flfly pol" mt. added thereto. All malo persons from I went y. ono (o sixty :ars of ago, oxcepting (hoso exempt by law, .o required to return (hoir polls. Merchants, manufacturers and bankers must aku (heir returns strictly according (o law. Haoh Inx-pOyer, except when Impossible (o > so, must make (heir own return. All assessments of potsonal properly roust J "(ho usual selling price of similar properly i (he ilsirtl terms at executors' or administra-* irs' sales, al tho place where tho return is ado." iib? fc3. WATSON, Auditor Oeoneo Oountv. May 1,1879 24-81 ?Vew Goods. New Goods. AT Greatly Reduced Priens nt tho PEOPLE'S STORE or J. H. BLIGH & SON. --o:-;o--. (OATT AND EXAMINE OUR Vyi\.JjJLi Full Lino of NEW SPRING CALICO before purchasing olsowhorc. DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, (of all kinds) ROOTS & SH ORS, LEATHER, and FARMING IMPLEMENTS Whiob wo will soil at tho very I Lowest 3?rioes for tVASHl! Peing determined to soil, it will bo au ad vantngo to tho publio tooall and soo us beforo they sell thoir produco or buy their goodB somcwhero cleo. Respectfully, J. H. SLIGII & SON. March 27.1879 19 OF TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS OF REAL ESTATE. O flic o of County Auditor, MAY 0, 1870. IjY an Aol of tho Legislature, approved Dc oombcr 24th, 1878, I am required to appoint three intelligent and discreet freeholders in each Township in thc County, who shall consti tute a Township Doatd of Assessors for Kcal Estate. I therefore makothc following appoint ments, viz: Center-W. J. Ht*, S. ?I. Johns and J. A. Elrod. Seneca-Sloan Y. Stribling, lt. Y. II. Lowery und E. P. Vcrncr. Tugaloo-John S. Diokson, Win, J. Stribling and 0. I. Walker. Wngcncr-W. C. Keith, W. J. Nevill artd F. F. Sharp. Kcowoo-A. IL Grant, 13. Frank Robertson apd J. M. Cannon. Pulaski-W. II. Thrift., Wm. J. Dcatonand J. E. Phillips. Chaltooga-Abel Robina, Ooo. W. Symrocs and W. A. King. White Watov-Jesso Lay, Franklin L. Moody, Jr., find Wm. Rowland. Tho persons appointed for the several Town ships will meet together at some convenient placo, tako tho constitutional oath of office, elect a chairman and thus become tho Township Board of Assessors. Tho chairmen of tho Bovcral Township Boards shall together consti tute, tho Cornily Board of Equalisation. For tho purpose of organizing said County Board the chairmen of tho various Township Boards will meet in tho Auditor's Office on MONDAY, tho 2d day of Juno, 1879. V. Ri. WATSON, Auditor Ooonco County. May 8, 1879 25 Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of an execution lo ino directed I will sell, on MONDAY, salo day in Juno, 1879, at tho Court Iloitso dorjr fn Walhalla, between tho legal hours of sale, tho following described property, to wit: ONE Tract of L-nnd situsts? in QjJotio? County, containing 80 ooros, moro or less, adjoining lands of \Y. J. Duffie and others, levied on as tho property of James lt. Cox at thc suit of Istmo Stondridge. TERMS OF SALE-CASH.. JAMES t?. ROM NS, Sheriff ?conoc County. Muy 8, 1870 26-41 Administrator's Sale, Iwill sell-to tho highost bidder on Snlurday Juno Tilt, bo'bro tho Court House .luor, Ono Sorrel Horse. Sold as tho proporty jf \V. N. Crais;. doccasod. TERMS-OASII. J. W. STRIRLINO, . Administrator, May 22, 1879 27-2t STATE OF SOUTH DAROLINA, Ooonee Oonnty. Itt thc tfol?rt Common Pleas. t A flilmer, Plaintiff, against II M l^oyno ond T II Knox, Defendants-COMPLAINT ?R MOMKV DKMAND. L'o II M Payne and T ll Knox, Ibo Dofcudants in thc above stated case yOU and each of you aro hereby summoned X and required to answer Ibo complaint in this tction, Which is filed in tho oflico of tho Clerk ?f tho Court of Common Pleas in and for tho bounty and State aforesaid, at Walhalla, South ?arolltia, and servo a copy of your answer on .he subscriber nt his oflico iti tho Court House tt Wnlbnlla, South Carolina, within Iweniy lays after tho servico hereof, exclusive of tho lay of servico. If you fail to answer the com doini within Hint time, tho Plaintiff will take udgmcnt against you fot (ho MHO of ono bun ked and th.rty-sotc'n dollars, besides interest ind for tho costs of this fiction. N. B. OAKY, Plaintiff's Attorney. Walhalla, 8. C.. April Hi, 1879. Witness-T W KTRHILIXO. C C P. To H M Payne and T ll Knox, tho Defendants abovo naniod Tako notice, Hint if you fail to answer tho mmplnint within tho Hine aforesaid, tho Plaintiff ?viii Inke judgment against you for the sum of ?no hundred And thirty-soven dollars, besides nt er ?St and Ibo costs of this notion. * N. B. CARY, Plaintiff's Attorney. April 24, 187'." 23-Ot J. E. HENDRIX & SON. DEALERS IN Hardware, Iron, Steel, Cutlery, etc. Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods. Paints, Oils ?fe ^Painter's Sundries. AGENTS FOR, Stewart Sewing Machine, (lowe Sewing Machine, Davis Vertical Feed Sowing Machine. If you arc wanting to buy a MACHINE you should not fail to give us a call, as wo are offering bargains. Country produce of every de scription bought. We make a speciality in grocer ies of every description, at Rock Bottom prices. Respectfully, J. E. Hendrix & Son. April 10, 1879 21 LADIES'STORE WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to our patrons and friends tho fresh arrival of our SPRINa STOCK OP GOODS, oblisisting of tho Latest Novelties ol' tho Season, suoh ds Prints, Dress Goods, Lawns, Jnconots, Nain sooks, Cambric and India Long Cloths, &Q, A beautiful lino of Notions, consisting of Kid and Lisio Gloves, (all colors,) Pans, Fan and Handkerchief Girdles, Silk Tics, Collars and Cuffs, Ruffles, Ruohing and Collarettes. A full assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods, HatBof all varieties, Straw, Wool and Felt? Plcaso call and examine Our Stock, as then you can form a bettor idea of what wc have. Respectfully, C. Ii. REID & CO. March 27, 1870 10-ly Stato of South Carolina. OCOi\ liE COUNTY. IN TIIK COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Young Davis, Plaintiff, vs. William B. Davis, 0. D..D avis, Elizabeth D. Elston, Lotty Ann Fisher, I.-nura J. Mnsdibnrn hw Davis.. John S. Davis, Effio Loo Davis, Waltor Uv Davis, Mary D. Davis, Ilattio Davis, Mattie Davis. Wivlo H. Davis, Mary L, IIolmos?iee Davis, Sallie B. Davis, Nnnnio M. Davis, Harvey A. Davis, Beatrice E. Davis, War ren II. Davis nod Cliffio II. Davis, Dofond ants-Summons for Partition of Heal. Estate, Relief, ?Pc. To tho Dofendants above named YOU nro borcby summoned and reriuirodf to answer tho complaint in this action,, which is filed in tho ellice of th? Clerk of tho Court of Common Picas tor tho said county and to sorvo n copy of your answor to tho said complaint on the subscriber nt his offAco, on tho public squaro in tho town of Walhalla, in tno County and Stato aforesaid within twenty dayn after tho service boreof, exclusivo of the day of suoh servico; and if you fail to answer tho complaint within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to tho Court for the roliof demandod ia tho oomplaint. S. P. DENDY, Plaintiff's Attorney. Walhalla, S. C. April 2lst, 1879. J. W. STRIBLINO, C. C. V, To tho Absent Defendants-William B. Davin* O. D, Davis, John S. Davis, Elizabeth B Elston rilAKE notioo that tho summons and com JL plaint in this notion was Hied in tho ofBao' of tho Court cf Common Picas for Oooncc* C?anlv, South Carolina, on tho 2lst day of April, A. D. 1879, for Partition of tho Heal Estato of Harvey Davis, docoasod, nnd for relief, ito. Walhalla, S.U. April 24. 1879. S. P. DENDY? Plaintiff's Attorney. April 24, 1879 23-Gt. "Sheriff's Sale. BV \ ii ino of an execution to mo dlfOOtodrf I will sell at Dr. B S. jamos' old atoro house In West Union on Snlcday in Juno next within tho legal hours of Sale ono lot of Drugs, hoing tba remainder of tito stock of IL S, Jamos tfc Co. Levied on ns tho pronorty of R. S. .lames, nt the suit of S. N. Daniels. THUMS-CASH. J. II. ROBINS, Shoriff Oconco County, May 22,1879 27-2t