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i * ....LI . . i. j. . .mini nrri-nttr -i i i 12<lucatioiinl. Our fenders will rcoollect Hint -friday next, Augu.st'8th, ha? boen appointed as a day for holding n meeting in tho Court House, nt \Ynl .fcfclla, for tho purposo of advancing thc cause of oducaiion. An address on this subject will bo delivered by Mr. Thompson, Superintendent of KduORti?n. Tho subject of education is receiv ing much at ton i i un herc, nud wo hopo (hero will be ft large attendance, not only of teachers, but also of ladies and gentlemen to hear him. Communications for this paper must always bo accompanied by the names of tho writers not foi' publient i on, but for our security. .'This ,ru}? will bo strictly ndhcroj) to- "Write on one rt\v?'u'rS[1iu ?iiwi VM'/Mlttfl let yoUY oommunica tlous bo as brief ns possible and lo tho point. If your Bubjcot ls one which can bo written up any day in tho week, do nol wail until thc day before publication. Chow Jackson's Heat Sweet Navy Tobacco. Pron'ohing at tho Walhalla Methodist Church on ?ext Sunday morning and night. Mi. Klee and family, of Florida, have heeu 'spending sometime With Kev. Mr. Riley ol' our 'town. Dr. Smellzcr is pipcring and painting tho '.recitation rooms of tho Fomalo College. They aro Inlicit improved by thc Doctor's taste and .industry. 'Call ift nttd soo tho fine oflieo stovo at Burns und ?layi'. They nlso keep fir?t class cooking (doves nt prices that cannot fail to command your attention. A protracted meeting will begin at (ho Walhalla Methodist Church on next Sunday. Tho pastor will bo assisted in his labors by .able ministers from abroad. Thc Third Quarterly Meeting of tho Wcsl 'niinstcr Circuit, Dr. S. H. Jones providing, will convono. in tho Westminster Methodist Church on next Saturday and Sunday. After eight days of wet weather tho sun 'is again master of thc day and (he weather is very warm. Crops nrc greatly revived and (promise better. Mr. Pendlcy advertises (he railroad outfit of Mr. Hphrabn Clayton al private sale, consisting of carts, harness, wagons, &o. Tho properly van bu seen- at tho residence of Mr. .lohn S. Dickson, Mr. Seal, editor and proprietor of tho SttMrty South, a literary Journal of tho fust class, pub lished al Atlanta, Georgia, paid our ellice a call Oil Tuesday.Inst. This isa good family journal and is worthy of general patronage. Dm? tho grass grow? Wo hear from all sections it docs grow and unless cheeked by boo and plow will yield a largo crop. It socniH to sprir.g up, sinco tho rain, like a mushroom, and will soon cover thc land. We havo hoon requested lo state that lhere will be a special meeting of thc Mountaineer Fire tjnglno Company at Hicimtnu's lindon next Saturday night ut 0 o'clock. Members will ho punctual in attendance, as business of impor tance will be considered. Wo ato requested by L. D. Stribling, .captain, to givo notice that ibo Richland Rangers will meet at Richland Church, on Thursday, thc 1-lih instant, nt 0 A. M., for tho purposo of drill and inspection. All interested will pienso take notice. Wo aro in receipt of tho official register of Ibo Carolina Military Institute, session end ing Juno, 1878, with circulai for 1870 and ?880 appended. Tho abovo Instit c. te is lo cated at Charlotte, N. C., and had last session . Kovcnty-two students in attendance. Col J. P. Thomas is tho Superintendent. Tho best varieties of turnip seed, (he choicest Yrult-flavorcd French confectionery, consisting of Block's slrnwnorry, lemon and chocolate caramel, and last hut not least Mantotn-'s ele gant cigars of thc following brands,' Smasher, LaQromlcza, On Hand and ol hw, always in stock at. ll. J?. Norman & Uro.'s f Attention is directed lo thc sale of tho rca! estate of Capt. William Steele, deceased, by the Sherill', for partition among thc heirs, tm sale day in t^ptcinber next. This is a large body of laud, initiated on Colonel's Fork ('reek, wilhir a few miles <>f Westminster, and well ada pic?' to thc growlh of cotton and grain. A Uro occurred al Pendleton on Friday nigh last, which consumed thc brlok storollOUSO occu pied by Messrs. G, Q, Hiehards & Co. Theil loss in dry goods, groceries, &o., is several I hausa nd dollars. Thc fire is supposed lo Ix tho work of an incendiary. The building wat owned by Dr. John H. Maxwell, ol' Greenville, Mr. J. A. Sharp and family, of Harlow County (leorgin, arc on a visit to their relatives am friends herc. Mr. Sharp learned Ibo tnt o printing in the (.'outturn oflioo, and, on uccouu of his good conducl whilst with us, wc hav< felt a kind interest in Iiis welfare. He has lef tho types for thc higher occupation of farming und ho lins our best wishes for thc welfare am happiness of bim and his. Thc mooting of tho Heard of Kqualizatior oallcd out a larger attendance of our people last ettlcdtiy than usual. Wo hear of gout rain? from nil sections with reviving hope: among tho farmers. In some places tin ruins havo been heavier and more frc rpi cn than necessary, but ns yet no dainngo hut boon dono tho orops by high water. Mrs Polls reached New Orleans Sunday oven eng, July Itu li, during a rain storm. She is si: days ahead of timo. She has losl ten pounds o flesh sinco starling. Her health is good. Sh? endnrcd the Southern heal bettor than she dit that of Hie North. Sho will certainly mako tlu trip in livo months and gel the $5,000, if li ci health docs not break down, and there is nc sign of thal. Look out for her ns she return; through Ooonco! "My Orandmothnr's Churn," a new nm' charming ballad by Prof. Henry Schneller of Dalton Ga., author of "Cordon's March,' "Every Day Song," Seo., lins just been pub? Fished by tl, W. Carroll ?fe Co., Cincinnati, 0, ft is a song for tho people, combining in ti high degree, both in tho pootry and music, simplicity, beauty and sw-coRiesS. Pri?e 3C cento a copy from any music dculor or from ll. W. Carroll Sc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. (ioorgo W. Holland, President of thc Nowborry College, puid our town a visit lnsl Vfook, and called at our office. Dr. II. made ninny frionds among our pooplo whilo reside inghoro in tho capacity of a professor in Now berry C6lloge. On its removal ho wont with tho college and has since been elected its President, lie is a man of ability, a good instructor and disciplinarian, and under his supervision wc trust tho college will prosper and accomplish uiuvh good in thc CAUSO ol education. 1 1 " ?. 11 . . 1 ' . .11 Tho Flat Hock Sunday School, presided I ivor by Isaac Wickliffe, Esq., ns Suporinten? 1 .lent, will hnvo tl celebration and pic nie 1 on Saturday week, August 10th. Wo under stand that nu address or two will bo delivered 1 to the children by earnest and zealous Sunday School workers. This school, nc have been informed, is doing good work und thc attend ance nnd interest is constantly on the increase. Wc hope n pleasant and profitable day i* in storo for our Flat Hock Sunday School. Mr. S. If, Uoozor has* .inst returned from a visit to Adgor College, Walhalla, preparatory to entering upou Iiis new ami important field ol' labor. Ile reports the outlook ot' the college as very encouraging, even brilliant, and expresses hiinsalf much pierced willi thc position with which this institution has honored hint. Mr. Hooter's succession to thc normal department, thc most important of tho curriculum, odds another assurance lo tho future success of this collego, whioh, though in its infancy, has al ready proved itself eminently worthy of (ho cordial support of lite friends of loiters anti pa trons of literary enterprise-Abbeville Presa and Banner. Hov. S. L. Morris, of Walhalla, preached ft most excellent sermon in tho Presbyterian Church last Sunday from tho words of our Saviour, "Thou shall love thy neighbor aa ihy Bclf." In a community which hat! been omlctcd with religious bickerings and hatreds, this ser mon would bc as .'precious ointment upon thc head, lhat ran down upon tho beard, even Aaron's heard; that went down lo thc skirts of his garments." Mr. Morris is an efl'eotivo preacher and a man of most estimable personal character. Abbeville is always glad lo hear so good a preacher. Il seems that Walhalla has the art of scuding out. acceptable preachers* Hov. Mr. Kiley enuc from that place, and it Will ho remembered how ho delighted his audience during Presbytery by preaching the "Brother hood of Christians." His platform wns large enough for all truo Christians, of whatever Christian denomination.-Press and Jtunvcr. Mr. W. T. lloartlon, of our county, had a dog bitten by a poisonous snake wooli before last, and he has givon us tho following remedy, which, ho says, effected a speedy cure. Tho dog, ho snys, was bitten on tho nose. Mr. li. says ho took about a pint of common ash lye into which ho put two tablespoonfuls of table salt. This solution he put into n quart bottle and after being well mixed or dissolved to gether, ho placed tho mouth of tho bottle ovor tho wound In tho dog's nose, pressing it t'ghtly to prevent tho escapo of the mixture. This caused suction and soon tho poison was drawn from tho wound, it turning thc Haid in tho bottle of n green color, showing thal tho medicine was having tho desired effect, Mr. li says in a short limo tho dog was well, all the effects of the bile having disappeared, If this simple remedy will euro a dog of ?i poisonous bite, it is worth remembering and should occasion require, it might be tried on man or other animals willi beneficial results Tow II v i 11 c Cor rcs uo n tie an v c, AUGUST 5, 1879. Messrs. Editor st During tho past woel frequent and copious rains have lullen ir this locality, so that thc fearful drought hm been terminated. But ils blighting cllcct! upon the crops arc still visible und tin results will be keenly felt ti few month! hence. Upland corn lu.s suffered greatly su much so that not more than a third o tho usual yield will bo realized. Th.it or thc lowlands has not suffered nearly .si much, thuugh it has been cul off considera bly. Thora ure sotnu exceptions, of course Kor instance, Mr. Odcur Harris, whost farm is near this place, stales that his cort crop, which is exclusively on bottom laud hus uot been perceptibly damaged. Bu these instances are rare. (Julinu in titi place und the immediately adjacent countr is still fresh and green and thc plant though relatively small, is iicvcrtltolcs very well fruited and thc farmers are hope ful that a fair average crop will be made lt need not appear boastful, in view of tin general distress, to say in this oonnectioi that, thc cotton crop in lins imm?diat locality is superior to that of any otho section of thc surrounding country. Mr. tl. A. Caines, one of our leadin: mt reliants, is building a large gin hous in town, the machinery of which is to b propelled by steam. Mr? S. H. Johnston, a skilled youn artisan uf this piuco, recently enlarged hi residence so that it now presents quite handsome appearance. ,I.unes A, Gantt and .Jesse K. Woolhtigli and families, of this place, are on a pilgrim age to Harlow, Whitfield and Murray Com. tica, Ccorgiu, where they have relative! They will .spend several weeks out there, Dr. D. M. Bossel and family, fur?^?rl citizens of this place, but who now resit! near Homo, Georgia, und who have bec spending .sumo weeks among rotativos an friends hero and elsewhere in Oconce an Anderson, departed homeward last week. The Messrs. McCurley, ginnors on thmihertneu of this place, threshed 8,-1 U bushels of small grain the outgone scasoi Thia doubtless exceeds tho work of an similar company in (Jounce. U lill AN. \ Picture on thc Oilier .Side TuOAI.00 IIOMK, August 4, 187i>. KUJTOIIS KKOWBK ?OURIKH Pon pi ol lires of thc devastating eifccts of iii protracted iniluenco of drought have been di HllCated so often by local as well as genen writers of late, until ono almost sickened to s< staled that only half or third of a crop, or jin enough to pay tho guano debi, kc, was bein counted on certain localities; bul such plot If rei wo aro made happy to know, aro among tl things thot were, and quito a diffcronl nspci "breathes along tho face of things" now. Mt titer earth has been as thoroughly saturated I showers falling for tho last week or ten days i I ever saW il at this season of (ho year, and y< bul one shower lhal was anyways washing an that was slight; but lill lo wind and very lill thunder havo accompanied any of Iheso doligli I'uI showers. Corn and codon havo improve Wonderfully since (ho rains, having change I heir gu rb of blight lo a dark green color. Al IUOSI all cars of corn havo groen fresh silk mowing a second growth has set in. I belie litany of tho estimates of thc evil ellccts of ll bought h .-ivy been ovcr-cslimulcd and (hat wit i favorable season from now on a full avcraj Top will bc made in this section. Crops lin nive been properly cultivated, Mich as continu illy stirring in stich a manner as not (o inlet "cfc with ill? llbt*r routs, limy lie bridged aero! i reasonable or ordinary drought to a great tx cut. Tho wood of collo? ls somewhat dwarfed, j Lmt it has tnhcn on a [pent deal ol' fruit and but i jonipartilively few shapes are fallitip off. Hut ; little strength ol' the piiano or of the natural j mil have hoon used up hy tho cotton, and my ' prediction ls thal during August, with a fair jenson, cotton will branch and fruit and in the pud he emmi to any former crop. The crop lins i been well worked and it has nothing to prevent un abundant yield-that is in this neighborhood, if we have ii favorable soaso? the remainder of tho year. Fanners should not depend loo much on their corn crop for feed for stock. ' Fall oats and turnips, if liberally sown, will bo found lr? greatly relieve them in this direction, K. Tho New York Sun having twilled Ute Herald will? preferring some features ol' tho Confederate Constitution to the instrument revised by tho Republican party and in forco in this country, returns to the charge as fol lows: "The Confederate Constitution, ns the Ilcmhl remarked at Ibo lime, contained some very wisc provisions; and those it commended. It mudo tho Presidential term six years, for instance and prohibited tho re-elect inn of thc incumbont. Many ot our wisest North ern ?tatosmcn tfrivo desirod to incorp?ralo stich ti measure in our own Constitution, lt provided that subordinate odlcors of tho scv? oral dopartmonts (except tim diplomatic) should be dismissed only fol' 'dishonesty, in - capacity, inefficiency, misconduct or neglect or duty,' rind thus established a permanent civil service, something which many of ibo ablest statesmen in the North baye Urged for yeiiVa Upon tin- country, lt provided that appropriations should ho passed only by ti two-thirds vote of both Houses, except in those casos where they had been asked Air by a, Cabinet officer and recommended by tho President, This still seems to us nu excellent pi eventivo of jobs; if it stood in our Consti tution to-day it would exterminate tho lobby, ll gavo to Cabinet olfiecrs u voice, but ne vote, in both Houses. A good many Hcpub? Henna and Democrats in tho North believe this wiso to-day. Wo might go on willi other provisions, but this is enough for to day." Yellow trever. Fifteen now cases of fever Were report?e on tho -Ith instant nt Memphis nnd (bret deaths. Two new oases oro reported ii New Orleans, and ono cine in Ohiongo Several ...sos have occurred nt quo.rantin* tn New York. HAVANA, August 1.-Ono bundled nm thirty seven deaths from yellow fever oe occurred in Havana last week, being tn incienso of twenty from tho week before Tho total number of deaths in llav.au from yellow fever during the month o July was 588, against 601 for tho sam mouth last year. Since tlio beginning o the year 867 deaths from yellow fever hoy occurred here, against Sin for thc sum timo last year. Confisons' Compound il moy t)l Tar ha been so long and favorably known that needs no on co il) i Ou), For cough.*, collis, soi throat, hoarseness, clo., it liff ?rda. speed relief, and is a most pleasant and cfne?clor remedy, honey and tar being two of it? ir gradient*, Thc skill of thc chemist and ll knowledge ol a physician were united in i preparation, the rosult being a coinpoun which ia the favorite remedy ill this sevei climate, mid has ny equal as a cum fi coughs, Colds, Imarsoncsr., bronchitis, crou| cte. Uso OousscnV Honey of Tar. Price ? cents. For salo by ll. K Norman & Uro. l..\t:i;f.Ns COUNTY, July 'JO.- -The first one meeting ol' the colored people on the suhle of Ibu Western exodus was bold nt Arnold Mills Inst Saturday, Fifteen blank mon tu dressed ibo meeting. Tho orators almo unanimously advised that they should mm West, l?enlo and ?tnprovo farms of their ou and bo i mle po?lon t of tho whites. Only oi speaker urged thom tobo satisfied willi th? present homes. Tho key not O dis tho dooli t alion that there will bc no, pence in ll South fur tho black man. ami the sooner tin get away ibo better it would lie fm-their far Ono or two were rather vicient and denimel tory in their remarks. The old and setlh negroes appear to bc satisfied, Tho yotli men nie discontented, mid sumo go so far as say they aro going to move if they die on t! rond. Poor deluded race! Little do they (hil about the hardships and deprivations of se (lingit new country, and of the capital ni energy it will take to build it up. 1 s plainly sumo of our white tenants aro urgii on tho negri,es to leave, thinking if they Ci got them out of their way that the. whites w bo able to make their own ternis in routh tho Innds. They contend that thc negro now have tho choice of renting the In farms in the county. Coassons' Honey of Tar will relieve seve coughs of long standing, and prove a blessi to nil who stiller with niicctionsof the throat -.i lungs, and is confidently ofibrod tho public the best remedy in tho world. In our rip rous clime, where coughs ami colds prcvti this favorite remedy should havo a placo every household. When tho little ones t attacked by croup or whooping cough, riotlfi will afford such instant relief as Coussoi Honey of Tar. Prico 50 cents. For salo lt. V). Xonuan it Bro. A Washington special (o tho Cincin'n Commercial says: "Ifoports received lu by tho internal ??ovonuo Iiurcnu indict that tho consumption ol beer is largely tho iucroaso. Tho consumption of whisk measurably keeps paco with the growth population, but boor drinking incroases mu faster tlmn population. This is thought he a good sign, for whatever may bo si against beer, all agrco that it is far lcsue structivc than whiskey. Tho consumption beer in tho United States is now nearly o million barrels per month, ns shown figures in tho Itovcnuc Hnrcau, or alu eleven million barrels annually, or about eic gallons to every mini, woman nnd child tho United States." The Hean fort Crescent, ono of tho best papers and worthy of metropolitan ??rou tion, says: "Wc cnn novcv again expect have anothor Hampton. Perhaps Cf w ould come next to him in arousing n univ sal gush. Unfortunately his individual has made Ililli an ringle, but for daws to pe nt. Ho who in next heir to Supremo pow say? Tacitus, is always hated by (beni w actually wield it. Cary has made too inn otbers groat for himself to tdiarc gre.itu with them. There is but otic other thal c lill the- people's oyo. and that is McOoWrti -"Uffi >"-.-?-"~ "v. I Lo S'nor?, Anpiirt 4.^-Tlio neverest storms' known li?io foi many years rngoil in various parts ol 1'iiiglaUil, ami l'spoi-ially in tho Valley ul tho Timme?, on Saturday liigliu Tho Florin was attended hy a fill ol' hail stonef, some of which wen? fWy? Ludios in ci rou in for* euee. Tho (Winnie lnf*J?litss in places ?mine? diately around London amounts lo thousand* Of pounds Btorlini?. In -i grout part of Bed fordshire the !iay crop hus hoon complet ely swept away, ami many ott ll lo ?Irmviieil. New Market and noitthbo'l'lmnd are Hooded. The rainfall iii llnoUitightinlshiro is o.-tiinalod at seventy Lilts per nero. Ihtuu /.es by Moods ?md lighlniilg aro also reported limn Ullin* brldpe, N oriol!?. O ni) ford, Loicoxlnr-i Lath and .Moom>>utb. 'I he storm caused tm imune injin y to growing crops. The da?ineo ilotm l>V rain, hail and inundation will be irr.opftl'n able this Henson, Thc I c:s ol live stink is serious. Coi.ltMnlA, Anglist 1. -Thu icbuilditig of tho bridge o?'nr Little Uiver, on tito (Loenville and ibh ll.iilroad, which was burnt several , .js ago, was completed to-day and the firSt traill pissed over it this afternoon. LONDON, August -A dispatch from ?)otHu to tho Standard confirms tho ropoil reocived nt .Stuck hoi tn that Professor Nor densltjold, having got clear of tho ioo, has passed Mehring'? Strait, thin accomplishing tho Northeast, passage. MonifiK, August L-Thc li rat bale of new cotton war, received to-day from Wilcox County, Ala..-, ft was classed low middling, and sold for 12 Cents lo V". George te Bros. for sliTpiM?nt to-, Havre. -. *?..*# - - SAV.VNNAK, August I.--The first Lulo of cotton of thc new Ucorgin crop yet tocoived in Savannah was olio to-dny, by ti. J. t5il? martin & Co., from Albany, lt was chiGscd as good ordinary, and ?old to W. Stetson Hot 20 cents per pound. NEW OUI.KANS, August 1.-Tho first halo of the newee't"ii crop from tho Mississippi Yiilloy was* rocoived last night, lt wan classed as low middling and sold at I Oj cents per pound. Kansas reports ar. increase in her popttln? lion in tho past year of ID7.7 13, ill sixty ont of sO?Cnty-three counties. Returns from the mst will bring up the increase to I30,000t Tho population of thc Htatc is now over 7'JO.-. OOO. \V. W. Corcoran, the banker, at Washing ton, D. C., has sent lt cheek tor $2.000 to Memphis lo bc uso?! fur the removal of the poor and destitute from the city. ' TUTT'S Pit, I INTRODUCED, 1OG5, ls tho fruitful Bourci of menv CHHOII?U-S, proud nont among wlilr.u mo DYSPEPSIA, SlCk-IIEAbACIlE, COSTIVENESS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC, SYMPTOMS 8F ? fl lotsi of Appotlto and Nou?t)?, tho bowola aro cost Ivo, but somotimen ixl tomato with ioosouous, J'uiii iu thu Hoad, accompanied withal) c?,? sonsulioiiin tho back part,Pain ixl tho right aldo and undo ir tho ohpi?dol> blado, fnUii?H? lifter eating,, with tv disin? clin ition to oxorlion of body or mind, Irri tability oi'tompor, Txr.v (ipirits, licsiof memory, wii.h n fcolin;: ol' ha vi nt' uoidootcd como daly, C3ensi\U v/ear|no?R? IJi/y.incau, FluttoriiiKnti thoFl'osrt, JDotu bol'oro thu ?yes, Yollow Bktai, Hoadacho Konerally ?vor tho rifcht oyo, Hr-stlcssnoHB nt night with fitful dromon, highly colorod TJrino. ly THESE WAItlttHQS A?.i? OK HEEDED, SEP.IOUS DISEASES WILL S0?H HE DEVELOPED. mrs nm aro ospoolrtlly ndapteil to such cases, a singlo riooo offocts such a chango of fooling as to astonish tho Bufferer. m pi itt* o?u?|ioiu?do?l from onliKtmieux ?but ?re freo I'rom any propvi-tlcNilini eau lu.luro tu? munt ttcllt-uio orifnulienlloa, They (Sunn 'u. ('lonune* I'orlly, ttltd *'.'- ???ralo llii> r m ire fityftto.a, Ity i-f MevtiiM lilli eu? Kororoit Liver, ilioy t'luniiee itu- blood from ixi i 'nj IM J n ., I. u II xi i >., mut ibu? Impart health und vitality lo III? body, (-uuMnf tlio bowola lo net mil ural'), ..vilho'ut willed no ono can fuel wellt A Noted Divine says: Ur. T?TTs-Dear Sift For tori yeer*. I hiv? boon n martyr to Drapep-lla, <;,,u?i ipntiou mut I'iti-fl. 1.?. I Sprinu your I'IIIH worn rtK-nmiimuilril lo IUI>; I upad tluiiii ( tint with titilo I ?iib i. I am now a Wull limn, luv? Kooli appol ilp, dlkvittlpn Porfocl, ro?ul?r ?louli, pltor k'onn. mut I haVaMlnott forty iiouiiiia.iolid Oosb. TUoy uro worth tho'.r \T?IK)I| III cold. . Kxv. ll. U SISi?SON, l^.ui?rillo, Ky 'fl Then Hr effect ti* to IucrrnH(> Ibc Appetite, nnil cnuse tho body to Tube on Moah, ibusiho BViitein I* noiirlfiticd, unit by tliotr Tonto Ar? (lon on tlio 1 Mm'riil -, ,. Oruuut), ItoHulur sioolii uro produced. DR. J. F. HAYWOOD. ?F NEW YORK, SAY8.I l'tu ilinOnaoa LI ?HI that cannot bo rnltorid by itt ?torjn? tlio Livor to ita normal funottons, and for this jmrpoao no rumody bia ?-vor bron luv outed thai BM aa h?p'py au eflool as YUTT'8 I'll.t-S l}0LD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. OOtre 30 .Hurray stroot, New Vorh. tr Wr.TUTT'S MANUAL of V?fn?blo Infor* mutlon Mut Unoful ltecoliits" will bo malled /re* en Application. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. (?HAY HAU? on Wn'iflKRna chanced Jo a (ii.ofisr ]ll.AOKbyuB?UKlo.t|>|iliunttoDof tilla Du: It i ni. parta a Km ural Color, aola InaUtitanoously, and la aa Harmless aa op nun water. Sold by Oriuotiata, or ?out by oxproaa on rctoiptof $f. . Offioo, 35 Murray St., Now York. March 27, 1870 20- ly WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. t'OKKKUTKft ti'E?K?V Ai'Pi.ns-Dried, por pound 2(fyo IlllTTRK-Vot pound lOjffSlo i ltr.K8H'A.t - I'cr pound 18^20 HKRP-l'or pou nil 2@6 IIACON- Dry salt shuni.leis " ." 0. ll. Sides 'i(?i)7 S. li. hams, eanvasx ? 18 L'AI.ico l'or y.tr?l ?(i<\S Uorrr.f. - Kio poi pound 12]^n)l8 " -.LajjjU.Vtii, por p?und-' .'!0 " .lava, per putin?! 2K UANDI KS Adaniantinc, per set \i>i " . Sperm, poi' pound HO 'JlilCKKNM ,\M> l'on i per hetld lt)(i/,18 [?orroN - IVr pin?n?l 8(<ftl0 " - Yiivn, pei- bunch SD,./)?.)() lolTRltAn - .'cr pound fi DUCKS d'or hintd \'?.\($U* Huns, per dozon H l'i.oru. per ?nck (0.*< ponndf,! .'.7"''' ?i.f>" FEATHERS--Gcosb, per pound " -MixoU por pound <> ii A i s*-Oom, per bushel* -Nye. poi' bushel --Oats, red, ppr bushel OBESE--Por hoad lloNr.v, per pound IIII?BR-Dry, por pound " --(?rooii. per pound Ix nico - Spanish Flout, per pound " -Cnroliuiv, per pound lites-- Kn;:lish refined, per pound " -S weed, per pound " -Hand, per pound " --"Hoop, jior pound Pol ware, pdr pound LABU, per pound litJ!?, por barrel IJUMIIBK, per ihousnnd loot LBAl>, per pound MOLASSES, per gallon MAIIUBU, per pound NAILS, per hog ONIONS, per bushel On,, kerosene, por gallon POTATOES-Irish, per bushel Hick, por pound IS'AI.T-Liverpool, per suck I SIIIKTIN'Q, wholsitle 40 30 7 5 O 85 '75 50 2G@35 G??8 10 .IC?-5 1.25 1.00 2if?3 ,<?HH . 4 "5 - G 9? 10 2.00 7.50 10 40(</>G0 25(0130. 2.760^3.00 25 9(</llO 1.25 01 Stat? ol' So?lli CaVolmu. IN TilK COU?'l? OK COMMON PI.F.AS. Uriah Jonkin.o. plaintiff, against l?iz.ibeih Jon kiiis, Mary Jnh'o Chambers,Onorgo M. Jen kins, Ary Amanda llnghind ami James (I. Jenkins, hcirs-ut-law of Clayton donkins, decoased, and Lucy Turner, II Turner, Dora Turner, Sallie. ?'?nueli, Martha Stand? ridge, Nancy Itoach and.Williani Turnor, heirs-atdaw of Henson Turnor, deceased, 'Defendants - Summons Jor Relief-Com* plaint not Sa ved. To tho D?tendants above ?amc?*; YOU aro hereby s?rhmonjo? and required to answer the compjaiut in thid notion, which is filed in Hie omeo of tho Clerk of Common laicas, for Ibo said County, and lo servo a copy of your answer to thc said com plaint on thc subscriber at his ofllce, on the public square in the town of Walhalla, in thp County and Slate aforesaid, within twenty days after the scrvico hereof, exclusive ol the day of such service; and if you fail to answer thc complaint within the time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this notion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Walhalla, ?. C., Jilly ?J. 1879. S. 1>. DENDY. Plaintiff's Attorney. j i.. si j J. W. STUIULINO, C. C. t\ To thc absent Defendants, lili/.nbelii Jenkins, Mary Jane Chambers, George NI, Jenkins, Ary Amanda Kaglnnd, James G. Jenkins and Martha Standridgei ri^AKH notice that tho summons, and eoni Jj. plaint in this action was filed in thc nllico nf tho Clerk of tho Coiirt of Common Pleas for Oconee County, niki State ol' South Carolina, en (he 9th tiny of July, ?870, for tho partition ol' thu Hon 1 10* tn tc of Oluytou Jenkins, deceased, fur. relief, &e. Walhalla, S. C., July J, 1S79. S. 1?. DUN DY, Plaintiff's Attorney. July 17, I87U 35-Gt. JOHN 1>. UllllNS ! UKO. W. HAYS. ?TOMBS ?c VtS f?&UB A LAIIGE STOCK OF1 HICIl WK SBIJi UN DHU A (5 DA li an tee. Prices ranging from $12 up ?to $10. Wo keep KYUIVYTUINO in tho Tinware lino. Itoojing Sf GruUering Made a specialty, Hooting donn at from $(> to ?7 per srpinro. Guttering illino at 12? cents per foot. (Nuinty jobs done at short notice. Wo aro prepaid! to do all kinds af work in the .Stove ami Tin lune. All work ami ware warraiil?d. An examination nf stock and ordern ROJ licitrd. Thankful for past favors, wo uro . . Hespcofully, Ihivns 4\ ifiM/H. Juno 5, 1879 '20-?y ADGER COLLEGE/ WA&BtAX&A, 8. CL' T I UK KX KltC IS FiS OF THIS INSTITUTION will begiri on TH Pt^'PAV, the lilli day of September next. Tuition per session, - - - ?>20 00 l?onrd pov month, including cvery lliing except washing and lights, $10 UTI Instruction IheYodgh by a full Carp? of Pro fessor?. Por particular:: address H KV. J, lt; BttB/KY, . Chairmmr of Faculty. WALHALLA, 8. C., July 81, 1H7?. .'?7- ly WAfcHAMUk S?A?JB ?IM?IO next session of this institution will 1 commenco THURSDAY, SJOPTlOM H lill 4th, 1879. lt is au advantage to tenohors and pupila tu enter tho various elassos at that .timo, fur a few weeks delay render it diflieult to advance with class. Hoard in College and in private families, per month, - - $10.00 Juvenile Department, per month,' - .50 Primary Department, per month, - .80 'Academic Dopartmont, por month, - 1.00 Collegiate Department, por. month, - 3.00 These prices aro oxelusivo of State appro-* priations. Music, Wax and Fancy Work extra. For particulars, address, ?PK:. .1. I*. KrlldVrliTKKit. Juli 24,1879 W-lV fflJRBAlL ??RRAH, , ?F'or "WEBT TJJ^ION, THE ?Bhrea/t. ?a,s?i AKD Salter ?tore, i Rillst lour lyolia rs ? ?i li <? Mini? s ItVVV IVilll J. I?. lil 10li lil?I?, at the Old Stand, ?lure yon can Procure tin' Largest QUANTITy OF GOODS Y AND TDK .3ES? VALUE FOK YOUR MONEY. ? itin Just Recoiving a Now Stock of Goods from Charleston and Now York, which woro Bought foi; Cash at Re markably Low Prices, Consisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, AUEENSWARE, CROCKERY, FARMIN? IMPLEMENTS, SHOES, AND HATS, &.C. I ulso keep ?i ?mall stock Ot' DltUOS mi linnd, nil ot' which will bu Hold ul astonishingly low ligures fur Cnsli or Hurler. Th? highes! rimrkvl price paid for ?II kinda of Country J'roiUtoc. live ll a II tl red Bl|i*lft?i? of 4'orn Wanted, which will ?e plaid t'di* in cash oi* ;', tods at ca*h price*. icc*i?rcir<iii.v, J. P. MICKLER. May Iii, 1879 20 ly 1868. 1879. IE HON. July ?l, 1879 31 LADIES' STORE VI h WOULD HBSPKCfPULbY ANNOUNCN to our patron? and friends I lr? fresh arrivai of our .SPHIN? STOCK OP GOODS, consisting ot ?bu Latest Novel I lea of tho Reason, such as Prints, Dress (?ooils, Lawns, Jaconets; N'u'in sooks, Cambric and India Long I lol hs, &c. A beautiful line of Notion?, consisting of Kid and Lisle (?loves, (all colors,) Knits, l'an .ind Handkerchief (? ?idles, Silk Ties, Collars and Culi?, lt u liles, Itu uh lng and Collarettes. A full assori mciil ol' ?elita' Furnishing OtfO'ds, flail 3oV all varieties, .S(r;?w, \\'lti\ rtftd Pelt: Please call and examine our Stock, ns then yon can lorin a bettor idea of whal we have. Respect fully, C. Li RK?1) & GO, March 27 187?? li? ly* MARBLE YARR, HY T nos. iii. wu? '# ? ;. A LL kinds of TOM IISTOWI* VT Oit K il done al short not ico and in tbu Most im proved and satisfactory. inanmr. All work warranted, Having Leen iu tho business for twenty-one years, it is needless for mo to bay more. Address or cull anil'seo me al Ihb Henson House, Anderson IL ID, S. C. THOS. M. WHIT?. Dec 5, 1878 a ly Hy. EDMU?D RAVENED,. ATTORNEY AND1 COUNSELLOR AT LAW, INTo. 8 [Broad. S-treet,, OliariostOn, JS?. ol fra?f* Currrespcndctico from tho Interior invited. Will practice in all tho Courts of tho tftnto. duly 17, 1K7'J 35 Itobertson, Taylor *fc Co., Successors to ti P.O. W. WI 1,?JI'AM\S ? Od., Oot/to?i !E^?bOt.ors, "W*h.olos?,le Grocers - AND (D?NI?llAD COMMISSION MMUIIIANTS 1 &t> 3 Hstyrto Stroef duly I", 1*7'."' 3!j i'.mo