Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, August 21, 1879, Image 3

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: 2.?CA?.S. Chow Jookaon's Boat Swo?t Navy Tobacoo. A liltlo advertising now uud then will do no harm to businoss mon. Mr. J. W. Slrlbling ls having bia dwelling houfto rooovcrod. Wc hnvo hoon informed that a little hoy, tho eon of Mrs. Brucko, died in Walhalla on ? Saturday night. 1 Tho nights and mornings aro cool, rosom? hiing tho fall of tho your, though tho middlo of tli? day is gonornlly warm. Bov. Ur. L. ^lu?or. of Charleston, will preaoh laJlioQorniau luuguago at tho Lutheran Churoh on Sunday next nt 10? o'clock A. M. Mr. J. JO. Hoops has laid upon our table 'tho first sweet potato of tho season, of tho rod .yam variety. Attention ls directed to tho a?vorttsomoftt of forfeited land sales for (his County on salodoy in September. An oxchango pays boil a red popper pod with you cubbugo bends for health and easy digestion. Wo hnvo not received tho Orecnvillo Daily News for sovcral days. Tho News is a live, 'progressive pupor, and wo curt't u fl ord to do Vithout it. , Mr. Wm .T. Strlblhig, who has been very low with fovcr for several weeks, wo aro glad to nn uounoc is convalescing and will Boon bo well again. Such of tho streets of tho town ns havo boen worked, havo boon put in thorough con dition and will not rcquiro much additional work fir a hain ber of yours. Wo''desire our readers to carefully read tho Philadelphia Sewing Machine Company's ad ?vcruscnicnt, found in our columns, and sen I for a circular if you wish to buy the bes! Sewing Machine ever made. Messrs. Kiley and Strong, on their recent short visit into Abbeville County, secured two flvo hundred dollar bernis to tho endowment fund of Adgcr College, besides tho promise of eight or ten new students. Pretty good work this. There is n while buzzard in this county known to ho twenty;three years old. For many years il li vf il ami roosted on Frank Maxwell's Toxa way plantation! lt has recently been seen in n differ Cht locality, bul not a great distance from its original roost. There will bo a mooting of the citizens of lUohlund community on Friday, 22d im loot, at Bichland Church, for tho purpose pf oonsl lor ing the fence law. Capt. h, D. Slrlbling re quests his company lo meet lhere r.lso on thal day, meeting lo take place at I o'clock P. M. A family of snake.', consisting ol' an old ono and i'orly-two young ones, were killed nour Walhalla lust week, by Mr. J. If. Sligli, Jr. Thc snakes wei o of tho highland m o cusin specie.--, and measured, except tho old ono, between IO und 12 ?nobes in length. The protracted meeting which bega? in the Methodist Churoh al this place on Sunday, Hu 10th instant, olosed Tuesday highl lust. Thc preaching and praying waa done earnestly and faithfully ami wc trust sonia gopd has been ac coiuplidhed foi' tho Mai ler. Sonia few addition; wcro made lo Ibo membership of Um church. Col. F. W. MoMnslcr, a leading lawyer ol Columbia, passed through our town last, week and spent a day or two among ns. Col. Mo Master baa always been an eminently conserva tivo man and baa for years enjoyed a lucrative practico at Ibo bar. Ile passed up into Nor til Carolina on a visit lo (ho nmnntoin* and lo Spoin' a few weeks in recreation. Michael Ki/.or was accidentally shot will small shut nour tho gute of tho jail in Wal halla on Tuesday, tho I Ol li instant. Thc gun which went riff, wns in the bandi of I). H. Graig a small b y. K?zcr was not above (wolvi feet distant nod tho shat struck tum jusl above thu knee cup, inflicting ?1 wound not dangerous but painful. Such is tho fruit ol'ti cureless handling of lire-arms by children. dm;! received nt Norman's, a largo lot ol tho finest drugi and chemical preparations Normui.'s suponer cologne ia still ahead ir quality and price and can bo recommended by Con. McGowan, Col. Cothran and many others, whoso mimes can bo furniohed on application. Price $1 per pint. Also jusl arrived, a lino nssortmcnt of corn starch sugo, tapioca, mixed bird seed, Dutch bor? ring, &o. t Mr. Thomas II. Jones was ahcod of Mr. Hoops in thc matter of sweet pota'oes, n? Miss Ida Jones sent to our children some of thc red variety over three {oohes in cir cumference moro thuu threo weeks ago. Wo omitted to mention thc faot from over sight and (uko this occasion .to do him justioo, as ho labored under tho severest drought of ony part of tho county. Wo havo received tho August number ol tho Southern Musical Journal, published hy I aulden & Bates, Savannah, On.,- at $1 pei annum, willi premium of sheet music to tho valuo of $1. It is anicoly golton up monthly, containing several pages of now music in oaoh number, besides reading matter, com prising musical sketches, discussions, editor!" als, Innis, correspondence and general mnsii cul intelligence from all parts of tho world. Think of it-Messrs. James Lewis, J. ll. Riley and John Davies, young men of our town, desiring to seo tho great Tocooa and Tallulah Falls in Georgia, set out on foot last week, a distunco.of about forty milos, to soe theso great wonders of nature. Thc round trip was mudo in four days. Nothing oc curred to mar thc pleasure of their trip ?ave blistered feet, a sleep or two on tho cold, cold ground, a little starvation and being lakoh for revenue raiders. These bays will dolo tic lo Dr. Smclt/cr is n mechanic as woll ns tho honored President of tho Walhalla Female College. During vacation ho lins boen busily engaged in improving bis college building - painting, papering and doing some necessary wood work. Tho papering, is of tho oak pattnrn and looks wei!, while tho painting over hoad is of a sky blue color. liq expects to add Ibo new patent school desks to his collogo by and by. Tho doctor therefore hus not been hilo dui lng thc holidays, and by the opening ol bis next school session ho will havo made many improvements to his collogo building. Tho doctor is quito hopeful ns to tho future outlook of thc Walhalla Pon?alo College und expects to open thc next session with sovoral now students from abroad. Wo wish tho doctor abundant success in thc groat work ol educating thc female sex. "Wo uro requested to givo notico thrit there will bo a battalion drill at Bothel Church on Saturday, tho 23d day of August, instant, nc 0 o'olook A. M. Wo rogrot lo announce tho death of Mrs. James MoOaroy, which occurred nt tho resi dence of hoi* husband on Thursday, tho Milt Instant, aflora protracted Illness. Mr. MoCnvoy had been a resident of our town less than two years, when ho was called on to mourn thia great ami irropnvablo loss, Who can CK ti nm to tho loss of a father or mother, much loss of a husband or ,wifo? Nouo but tlioso who lmvo passed through tho sad ordeal. To nil outer's it is speculation, conjecture, formed from tho weeping oyos, while Ibo veal length and breadth nnd deptlt of tho henrl-rondlng sorrow of Ibo bereaved is biddon iu the heart; and cannot bo measured by human feeling. Mrs. MoCavoy was an estimable Indy and had won mnny friends in her now homo, when she was culled away forever. Sho loaves a husband and sovornl ohlldron to mourn her loss, besides many friends. Thoy have our deepest sympathy iu this great nflliclion. Ilor romains wcro oarriod to Charles ton on friday, tho loth instant, for burial in tho soil of hor carly homo. "Out of (ho depths have I cried unto thee, Oh! Lord." Moro limn inc Of our people hnvo realized in tho past tho force of thrso Words of tho Psalmist. Out of the depths of their grief nnd mourning for a lost Ono, Whore oleo could they look but to Him who has Said, "I nm tho resurrection nnd the lifo; ho llint believcth in mc, (hough ho Wcro dead, yot shnll ho live; nnd whosoever liveth and bclicVcth in mo shall never die." Dicdrioh Diemnnn, Jr., son Of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Diemnnn, died nt tho residence of Iiis parents, near Wnlhnlln, on eunony morning, tho 17th instan!, at 2 o'clock A. M. Thc dc censcd lind hardly reached mnluro manhood, nnd ns wo learn, had been n hind nnd obedient son. nnd lo thc world was in his moral walk oh ex emplary youth. Ile had for several years been employed nbout tho lietel of his uncle, nnd wan remarkable for his courtesy to nil, nt (he sanio (imo Hint he wns quiet nnd prompt in (he dis chnrge of tho dillies assigned to lilia. Ho must have proved ti help ami comfort lo Ilia parents, who in hts death have been sadly bereaved. On the very threshold of manhood he ha? fallen a victim to thc destroyer, who regards neither age, nor sex, nor condition in life. Ills rennins were interred in thc Lutheran Church jard on Sunday afternoon nt ? o'clock, uftev an impies .sive funeral sermon by Dr. Smbltzcr. Editora of tho KcoiVCC Courier; My iilton llon was called to a notice signed "H." headed "Goonoo Station Locals." 1 dosiro to say Unit so Tar as ibo same refers to mc or my improvements it is entirely unauthorized, by me, us I do not desire further notoriety in this community, and ns for thc critics on my motor they uro probably competent to ut once determine tho result of on irresistible foi'CO striking an immovablo object. Respectfully. WILLIAM A. LA V. I August 10th, IS70. I Teachers' Union o?: Goonoo. Tho 'Penchera' Union of Ocoiteo held (ts ffixlh meelina, in tho Court House nt Walhalla on Friday, thc 8th of August. No business was transacted nnd thc meeting adjourned lo meet nguiu nt WalhUllh on the UCCOtld Saturday in October ni 10 A. M. IL SIT.ONG, President. WM. 1\ CALHOUN, Secretary. Flat Rock Sunday School. This school, localed on tho Old Picken s rond, near Mr. Georg?; Dodd's, is in n thriving condition, ns was shown on Inst Saturday ut a celebration given by it. Wo had tho OX? quisito plcasuro of nttending this cele britt iou; und it wns n pleasant occasion indeed to seo tho deep interest manifested in tho gloi ions cause of Sunday Schools by all the people in Snit community. Tho order of thc day consisted in some add rosses, tl good dinner, social conversa tion, leo, Itev. Fletcher Smith spoko on Ibo groot necessity under which soino neighborhood in our county nro standing to-dny for tho Word or Lifo. Mr. J. \V. St nhl mg addressed his remarks to thc children principally, urging them to do good unto all man as they have opportu' nity. Tho writer mada a few remarks, moro es pecially to tho parents, showing tho necessity of touching tho children tho truths of tho Biblo, and advising tiiem to tako an active part in tho Sunday School themselves. It woo learned afterwards that most all of tho parents do take an active part in tho uchool.' . Tho speaking hoing through, tho school rind visitors marched in procession to tho long and woll laden tablo of good things, which hod boon prepared by tho kind hands of tho Indies of that community. Of course wo all hod n good limo hore What would wo do if Wo didn't hnvo good things to cnt 8omet'nrC8? Wbilo wo onjoy thoso good things propiirod by thc benevolent bunds of tho Indios, lotus love tho Indies more (if this is passible) and treat them moro kindly. Thcrd aro two admirable traits In this school which uro worthy of imitation: Tho first is thal of tho old people-tho parents go to tho school and tako an activo part in it. The second is that thin school has enough of life and zeal in it to koop it running all the year. It docs not freeze ont hillie winter and become torpid like most of our Country schools', Our county would be in a much hotter condition if overy community would follow tho exam plo Of tho flat Hock neigh? borhood. Will not somo one follow the noble example set by Judgo Wick li fib, Mrs. ?. W. Dodd and Mr. W. A. Milos, who have labored faithfully to build np th! i school? Many places in our county need Sunday schools; thoy want them, nnd if thoso who can will go into this work with Otoh' whole votil, instead of standing aloof, eUCOCSd" will crown their efforts. Tho command iu: "Son, go work to-day in my vineyard." Who will obey? Idleness is a sin und n disgrace in religious as well au tccular lifo. N. Aualm lOlh, 1870. Tho lion. James S. 0, Richardson, an amino! lawyer of Sumter nod for many yours reporter of tho Supremo Omi it of this State, lied Mommy night at the Kookbridgo Aluin Springs, Virginio, aged a bo fit GI years. lt was it Ohnso all around, first, Knie Dhnpo-d SpVagt??; thon Conkling went ofter (basto Knte; and finally, with ii shot gun iprtlgllO chased Ooi(kling\*;?Oht??fftf? SfWotfNC THE GREAT AMMNE TUNNEI,.- A Swiss iouvnnl lins recontly gUen somo particulars of tho presont stato of tlio St. Gothnrd tunnel works. Tho total length of the tunnel be tween tho two ends nt Air?lo and at Goes ohouon is 14,020 meters, including thc ap proaches of 145 meters. Tliero is, however, a ?oparato curved part of tho tunnel on tho Air?lo sido which ia 125 motors in length. At tho ond of Mu; Inst 3,489 motora ot thc tunnel from tho (looaolicnon sido hud boon completed, and 3,033 motors from tho Air?lo sido. This guvo a total of Y,122 inctors com* pletcd from both cuds, and this, compared with tho length, which it was estimated would bo completed according to tho programme ar ranged ia Soptembor, 1875, shows a deficit of 3,389 motors. Thcro is, however, no such groat diflbrenco between tho estimated and achieved lengths in tho bondings. At tho end of Maj' tho advanced top headings had reached 0,940 meters from Goeschoncn or Northern side, and 0,2^0 motera from tho Air?lo or Southern sido showing n total longth of ndvancod top heading of 13,220 motors, and only 214 meters less than anticipated in 1875, and leaving 1,543 motors of bonding to bc mace. Tho meeting from tho two omis will not bo at tho centro of tho length of thc tun? nol, but owing to Ibo moro rapid advance ment from tho Northorn side, it will tnko placo semowhero about 30O motors nearer tho Southern side. Tho present rato of advance of tho heading is, oh un avorago of both sides, about 238 motors per month. At thia ruto tho mooting of tho miners from ttio two ends will take place soon after tho ond of January ticxt. Tho completion work, however, proceeds at n moro rapid ruto, and it is oxpected in Switzerland, if tho work continues at tho present rate, it will bc com pleted for opening lu 1891. Coussons' Honey o? Tar will relievo severe coughs of long standing, and provo a blessing to all who suffer with nftiiOtlorisof Hie throat and lunga, nnd is confidently offered tho publie tis thc best remedy in thc world. In our rigo rous clime, where uougha und colds provuil, this favorite remedy should hnvo n piuco in every household. Whon tho littlo ones ure attacked by croa)) or whooping cough, nothing will ufiord such instant, relief ns Oousscns' I louey of Tar. l'rico?'O cont?. For'etilo by lt. 10. Nor in un ?. Bro, SOUTHERN COMP?TITION' WITH nit: NORTH ERN Mn.i.s.-Tho following significant letter appears in tho Philadelphia Times: "As pertinent to the cotton spinners' ntliko 111 l'ail Hiver, I conlribnto ti fact within my own knowledge. During tho past winter some time a member of a Baltimore firm .-aid they would have to slop spinning cotton and buy yarn in the South, us they could buy cheaper than they omi ld spin. And they wcro bred to tho business nnd themselves manago their factories, lu March and April hist 1 was in Georgia and Alabama, and then carno to tho conclusion that thc mills could Certainly spin yarn and make cloth cheaper t linn those North COU ld. Tho SOU I il jlll? line mills, low taxes, buys cotton from tho wagons, bas water power and cheap labor'. Thc people in Pall Uiver tuc in tact in grinding competition with thc darkey, who works and boards himself for niuo dollars per month." Coussohs' Coin pound Doney of Tar has been so long and favorably known that it needs no encomium. For coughs, colds, sore thront, hoarseness, etc., it ufTord? speedy relief, and is n most pleasant rind cfflcaoiods remedy, boney and tar being two of its in* grcdionts. The shill of tho chemist rind tho knowledge ot a physician were united in its preparation, thc result being il compound which is tho favorite remedy in this severo climate, und has no equal ns ll curo for coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, Cr?it.p, etc. Uso Cotisions' I Immy ot*Tnt*. Prico 50 cents. For salo by I?, li. Norman Uro. LECHERY AND COWARDICE.-Tho Now York Qraphio says: "Tho ?tory of thc Narragansett Dior scandal as tho details tuc mudepnblic, places Sdhhtor Koscoo Conkling in an extremely awkward position. Unless ho can clear hlnioell, lio will stand convicted of having stolen into another man's house wit ii the intention of destroying Ibo peace ami happiness of t li II t homo, ll is conduct when can fronted by thc heroin cd husband bonn tho stamp of coward ice. Lechery and cowardice cannot bo forgiven in ii poraon assuming to occupy n high public position. Wo very much believe that in tho Slate ol Rhode Island Hos tho gravo of Roscoe Oonkling's political futuro." LONDON-, August 18.-Severe storms aro reported from various quarters causing much damago to tho crops and an interruption to railway traflio. LATER, - In Derbyshire, thc Trent and Donnent Rivers hnvo ovorflowod their banks. All low lying lands aro Hooded. W'liout is gradually rotting and nay crops loft slanding will not pay for the Cutting. Thc rain nt Shcflicld was so violent aa to wnsb away tho foundations of five houses in coin-30 of construction. _-. -_ General Donuregard lins written n long lotter to show what might have boen dono if tho Sooth bad only emancipated her slaves. If ho will write a jotter und show how thc South can become prosperous now that the slaves bavo been freed ho will write to some purpose. - ?'??<? ? ??*.- - - An accident occurred on tho Charlotte, Columbia cc Anguata Hail road on tho I8)h instant in which l's*. I*), J, Meenardie, of Columbia, was seriously injured, having his collar bono und a rib broken, Married, on Tuesday. August 12th, 1K7'.>, by thc Hov. J. Waller Diokson,of tho M. M. Church, FJoiilh, Mr. WM. Ai.KXANmin I)IOKSO,N lo Miss MARY Hi.i/.unnn MCHAI?I.DV, both of Townvill'c, Bi C. ATL A N T A 1C A iTTH ) lT?^ ?ii????. I'llK Twenty-Second Alumni Course of Lecture.; will commence Oelobor I6(b, 1870, nnd close Mareil4th, 1880, FACT i. rv-J. C. Westmoreland, W. V. Wost ii or eland, Vi. A. Love, V. II. Tallnforro, .John I'hnd. Johnson, A. W. ('alhena, .1. II. Logan. J, r. Hanks: Dcmonslriilof, J, W. Williams. This well established Col kg o affords opporlti tlty for thorough medical cdlioalton. If is in affiliation with, mid ?ts liekctS and liploinas recognized by, every leading medical IO I lego in tho country. Ilcqiilromoiils for graduation as heretofore. Send for Announcement, giving full informa - ion. .INO. THAD. JOHNSON, M. I)., Hean. Atlanta, (1ft. Vitalis! 14, 1870 ">.t,ac WIII'lilHIllllliliiHIilllll^ i*^ i lam ILa^ ? INTRODMCKD, tOOO. A TOW?IVER iB til? fruitful BQurcO ot ninny dlataeca, prowl ttcut a?aougATuloniaro DYSPEPSIA, $iC?llEADACI?E, COSTIVENESS; DYSENTERY, BR IOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVEW, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. TJOEB of Appotito nncl Nausea, thu bowol? oro conti vo, but sowotiix\c3 cUUiruato with ioosoncss, Pain In tho j?tcaU, accompanied with apl^Vl BonHnUohlti th? b?olcpftrt.P??? in thoMgKgBKiB Wt? ooqor jtiio shouui?r bindo, fuHndsf? altor oatln?, With ?",dt?g" o?nntibn to e'x?rU?adf body or ni Ind,.Ir ri lability of ^nipor,]^^wj8^lr?bjLJ^a? ol uioioqry,withjx feol?jig?i h?vi?? ?oglootod corno ditty, Gonorftl woarUVOBSJ^UBIUOSSJ Fluttorin? atVho HoarV/^oia 'befbr?jtfio ??yeu, YoLlow Skia, t???djvoho ?onorally over tho riftbt oyo, listlessness at ijtehi with fitful dreamu, highly colored Ovino. IF TH3SE W AUN I tlU9 ARK UNHKEDKI), SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON 8E DEVELOPED. TBITT^ DBB fi O oro especially adapted to ouch casos, n singlo doso offoots such a change of fo?llng no to astonish tho nutTo*"or= Pf O ar? rtompoiiiuloil from anbatniiettH tbht nro freo fro m any properties tliut cnn InJura Ibo munt ?lol lc ii lt- ornuiilziitlon.' They Honrc.lt, CI run II: , ?'iirily, ll ii il t n v l?iorn t o tho cut Ire Kystom? lly nillovlitn tito on? ?or/tcil Liv dr, tho? elcan?o'- two blood I vo m tioiaoiioiin buniol o, mol tliUB I tu purl li mil ii mu? vlttilttv to til? batty, Catlaina; tho ??iv. ria to act tiiitiirully, without whli h no ono MU fori M ell. i A Mod Divine says: l>r. TUTl's-Doar Pa ; i*.>r ion yoira 1 rmvo Inion e, marty! io Oyipopiila, OoiniUrintliln and Film. Lan? fc;>riiii: yniv l'lJIn victo ru.v:nini'inlt;d In ino j I wu*I III mi ' O.i t Milli I'll I'' I Silin I I. in 1 nv n Wn'.l li'inii, liavo K .cul njipnMt?, dlgosllon norfoi t, nwulAr HIO-IIH, pito? .tomi, ?ntl 1 lnvoa.ala>' 1 liirb'pouitaanoliuitd?o. TUoy uro worth tlmir wvui.t in ia.1,1. Ilr.v. R. I.. MMl'SoN, UrtlwlH?, Ky i y ?> rlLLoi Their tir?t ofl'oot la to Inaraiuib tba Anticilto, Mill cam o Hi ; hotly lo Take <>u ik-nii, ilma tiii aysteru. tauoitrl Ititi? amt by their Timbi Ar? don on t'.ii! l>i|;viitlvo Oryuni, Kr?ulur jstooln oro |iroiht<. I, DR. J, Fi HAYWOOD, PF {. I-'. VW YO RSC, QA YO : ' "l'tivilio aaa t-.x?atlliat cannot JiorolloTOil by ft* Morin;* tho Liver to ii i normal f itnol lona, nnO tot tl ?a im.'l . * i; 11 '!> i: I) li .\ "T r 1.n iimnitoil thai baa ?a li!iWiyaucftoot taTirrV'a i'll.i.s." SOLO EVERYWHERE, PniC? 25 CENTS. Otilen ',\?> iHtirt'iiy direct. Kow Yura. % Dr.TUTT'H MANU.M.o? YalUAblo infor mation y nit r rilli Utcolnla" will bo mallett/r?a on application. O ll AV 1 r AIU Oil V.'iv , i: i r?i iii^.-i.l lo A (lt O?":T RtiACK 1 i - ' .. i' Ic .?' i 11 if lilla live- li int? nartj u haiiui.l C Inr, acta Inatantaurjiusty, and] Kt aa Ilarmlci . a wring ral?r. ?oUI by pnir?Ult, ut reit by oxjiroi s on roeoipt of $1, . Office, So Murray Now York. Slarch27, 1870 2?. IN STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooouoo Ootmty. In tho Court ot' Common Pions AnOrcw C llrowii, Plaiiillll', agalusl Mia James Todd, Willow, John Toild, cfilldrcii ol' Kliza beth Steele, natnen unknown, Janies Todd ?uni 'j'lioina . I'otlil, von.i of Win Todd, tleecnscd, ^.'..r.;!: Lirskinc, \\'in J lirsklne, Margaret K .Mnrklutiii nee lan! inc, John K Jurakine, MnVllin J I'.rsUliH' Julia ll KrykihO anti New ton Vi lirsUtito, BC ia and tluitglitcrA of Jane V. lirt-tkiue, deconscil, bela L'odd, tlaughtcr of Cater 'I', il i, lU'ceitMC I, [>"owloii II Mrown and ,):ii:ie.i I. llrown, pout) of Mrs M U Drown, tl?, ceasc'ti, Defc . hints- St MMOXH IN I'AUTITION. To thc IK fenilitut; .;' ri linin ?- - \rOU and each of you aie lioroby summoned X timi i '.|!iitlo answer tho complaint in (his notion, whloli i H lilod in the ellice of tho Clerk ol iii ' Ci 'ti! ci' CoitiuVoii Pleas Tor Oooneo Cornily, und lu scrv n oojiy "! yoiir answer on llio 6iib3orlbcrti at ihoir ofl??o in tho town of lVnllifVIla, 8 0, within (\vcilty ilaysi after tho service of thia sufninoba on you, exclusivo of the day of service. If yon fail to nitswor Ibo oom plaint within i'm: linio, Hie I'lninlttV will juko Jildgtncnl ugainsl you for the relief demanded in Hie complain! 'iinl llio Co.il? of this nolioh. KHIT ll St VtiitNBK, I'hilnlilf's Ailorneyn. i i, s. j J. W. STU IDLING, G (J l> To Mrs J rimes Toild, Jr. It it I'o-M, Jiiitica Todd find Thomns Todd, Sarah I lOrskiuo, Miirgnrct R Markham nee RrsMno, Wm J Kruklno, bein Todd. Newton ll Drown and children of Kliznocth Steele, mimes unknown, absent do fciidniiia Take nolico llial llio ^uniiitons and ooinplatril in this action wfis filed in (lioolUee of (ho Clerk of tho Court ol' Common Pleas for Oconec County on (lie Pith titty of August, 1879, for (he partition of thc real estate ol' Janus Todd, dc ooiised, ami for relief, o"\c. h'i: I TH & VU RN Kit, Pla i lit i (T's Attorneys. Augiisl l-l, 187'? 30 (it Sialo ol South Carolina, Hy ItiolliU'd boi\is, li??]., Jinl^c of Probate. I If ti int CAS i John T. Canlrcll hus made suit ii tu uto iJ j]r;int !iim bolters of Admi nistration of Hie Hst rt to and Jjlfecls of Moses Ciiiitrcll, doconsod-^ ThesJ ar?, therefore, (o ui'.etind admonish nil and siugulitv tho kindred and oroditor? of the said Mosen Co n I roll, deceased, that they bo mid appeal' olovo inp, in (ho Court ol' Pro halo, to be Ii?hl ul Walhalla, S. C., on Salur tlny, "Olli tllVy of M'lgusi instantofiorpnbho???p hereof, ul I 1 o'clock In (hi forenoon, lo phew (??nine, ii' any Ihoy linvd, why llio tin id n dm i ni? lunion shouiti not. be y ranted. Oivon i .l im my hamil this 1 lld day of August, Ann.? Domini i'. VU. it ir; 11 Ano hu wis, .Tu '. \; of ! re1 ile Oobu?? Counly. Au^ l-l, 1 Si'. an-'_?i Final S ?lt lo nicht. fjMIK nndo.rrtljin I r?o?t resp etfully petltion? A tho Prob?lo Court, al Walhalla Court .House, fi . .t titi il cTth mcnl of the estate of /nchariah Power;?, deccii?ed, on i'.ilurJ.iy. (ho ISth day of September, I87?, rtnd for a final dl^oharg^ from the ndiTiiiil iti'nlfoil of fii l rstnt?. T. ll, POWERS, A tl I ll i ti ls I VA toiS Ail}.".: : 1 I. I:"> '.. I ?xecutor'w Ha Ki. UN vii (no of nn Order from tho Probalo Ootirl I) t will pell, to tho Ighosl biddor, on flaloday in fJojilcnibei iioxl, \ i.idil tho legal houiv. of Rale, at Walhalla Coori If. uro, THE ?HQSKS pl AOTIOIJ, lielotiglii'g lo tho r t id of Col. Joplin! Norton, dec iii li willoh h '.?'?" bren appraised doubtful or wort hie Tiin.Mii OABII. J. li, SITTON, Hxecuior. AT PRIVATE1 SALE. 1 AM authorized by Mr. 1'phrulm Clayton lo soll Iiis eiilirc Kati.rOau Outfit in tine county nt private sale. Thia Outfit is ut Mr. Joliu H. Dickson's ami consists in purl of CA HTS, HAU NKSS, WAOONS, &0., kc, Every fanner ought to havo a Cart. Thcso articles will he sold very low for cash. Call ut Mr. Dickson's and ex amine them. A. J. PHNDDHV. August 7, 187!) 38-21 , Final Settlement. 'Pilli undersigned respectfully petitions ,l)io I Probate Court for Oconeo County foi* a dual sclllcuiout of Ibo estate of the minore, Marv Dalton ami Jefferson Dallon, on the tit h day of September, 1879, und will apply on thal day for a final discharge aa Guardian. J. A. DICKSON. August 7, 1879 88 -11 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooone? OorAirty IN THU COURT QV COMMON I'LICAS. M. D. Hughes, ct al, PhiiniiM's, vj. John lt. Steele, ct al, Defendants. HY virtue of a decretal order, made in tho l) above dated ense, on the I-'Jill day nf June, 1879, I will Sell, hy public rtuetion. at the Court Mouse in Walhalla, in the County and Stale aforesaid, on tho Fi HST MONDAY IN SKMT.MUr.U, 1S79, within thc legal hours of sale, tho following RcaJI Estate, eunveyed hy William Steele, deceased, in hi.'; IHctinio to Wm. S. Gristmill, Truslee, situate in raid Couptjr and St ato, on waters ol* Colonel's Fork Creel;, described as follow.--: Tu ACT N'?. 1. containing Ititi acres, more o\" lesa, adjoining tandy of J. N. Adams, A- \Y. M OG nulli and others. TUACT No. 2. known as thc Old Homestead, continuing "fl noios, more or less, adjoining lands of",). N. Ad.-.ie-, A. \V. McGufun and others. TRACT NO. 'I, containing 179 nore?, more or lees, adjoining lands ol' N. H. Jenkins, John '/.immcriuan nod other.:. Tcj'ac?.v ol' Sale: One-third cash; tho bu I au 00 on mio and two years, willi Interest from day ot sale, thc pur chasers lo give their bond tor Hie credit part of tho purchase money, secured by a hiortgngo nf the precise-, purchasers to pay extra 1er all papera and recording mortgages. J. II. UOIHNS, Sherill' Coonee County. August 7, 1879 88 lt Slate ol* South Carolina. ikJONK.K t?Oll^TV; IX TIIK COU UT OF COMMON IM.KAN. Uriah -Jenkin:', plaintiff, against KU/, ibclll Jon* l;ins, Mary dani- Oliiimbers,G??l'fjo M- Jen kins, Arv Amnndu Harland and James C. Jenkins, hcirs-iit-law of Clayton Jenkin-', deceased, mid Lucy Turnor, John Turner, Dora Turnor, .Sallie Roach, Martha Stand* rid^c. Nancy Honoh and William Turner, hnirs-nt-law cf Henson Turner, decoasod, Dc fe mia n is StiminoifS for Itcli^f- Com plaint not /Screed. To tho Oefi nd....!!-. tilvwc limned; J OD aro horoby summoned and icq ni red ?L to answer tho complaint in this action, which is filed in tho o iii co of the Clerk of Common Pleas, fur thc snid County, .'.nd to servo neap*/ of your answer to tho said com plaint on the subscriber at his office, on thc public square in tho town ol'Walhalla, in thc County and Stato aforesaid, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive ol the ?lay of such service; and If you fail ti answer tito Complaint within the limo aforesaid, the plaintiff in this notion will apply to tho Court foi* the relief demanded in ibo complaint. Walhalla, S. C., July 9, 1879. S. P. DENDY, Plaintiff's Attorney. i,. 7 j J. W. STRIBLING, C. C. P. To thc absent Defendants, Kli/.abolii Jenkin-'. Mary .lane Chambers, George M. Jenkins, Ary Amanda Iviiglnnd, James G. Jenkins and,Martha Stniidrlilgc. rilAKB notico thai tho summons and com -JL plajnt in this action was filed in thc ellice of tho Clerk of thc Court of Common Pleas for Oeonee County, and Stato of South Carolina, on tho Otb day of duly, 1879, for tho partition of tho Heal Instate of Clayton .Jenkins, deceased, for relief, ito. Walhalla, S. C., July 9, 1870, S. P. DENDY, IMitfutifTti Attorney. July 17, 1879 35-Ot. JOHN D. HUONS ur.o. w. ii \ vs. M??? COOKING Wmen WK SRIJIJ UNDKH AGUAR. antco. 1'rlcas ranging from $12 un to S In Wc keep KY KUY Tl 11 Nt! in the Tinware Roofing fy (xuUering Made a rpeeialty. Dooling dono nt fron. $0 to !??7 por square. (?littering donO at I2j cents per foot. County jobs dono at short n?tico?< W? are prepared to do all kinds of work in tho Stove and Tin Kino. All work mid wino warranted. An examination of stock and orders, no' licitod. Thank fifi for past favors, wo aro Kespcefnllv. ?Juno 1870 \'M - ly HURRAH, HURRAH, WEST Tjisrioisr, TUB Great Gash A NM) 33 slr ter Storo. Invest Vom* Biol lat'? anti IPaanrs here %vith .1. 1*. /fl I ? Bil, ttlie. althe Old Statut, where you eau lBi*oeiii'e the {Largest QUANTITY OF GOODS AND TH K BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. I am Just Rc coi ving a Now Stock of Goods from Charloston and Now tfork, which wore Bought for Cash at Re markably Low Prices, Consisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE. CROCKERY, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SHOES, AND HATS, &C. . 1 alco keep a small stock pf I)RUG.-> on hand, nil ot* which ??ll bo Boin at astonishingly low figures for ( ash or Hurter. Tho bf fliest market price paid for all kinds of CoUntry Produce. U-'ivc Btiiimti'c?! JUIIMIK'IM ol' 41OB*ID Wattled, whir li will he l>ai?i Hot* ian eash ot* good* at eash pri?es. ?&t'*pceUtiIlv, J. P. M?CKLER. Moy 16, 1870 20 ly WlJ WOULD li BSP HC TF ?I I. IA' ANNOUNCE lo cur patrons and friends tho fresh arrival of our SPUING STOCK OF GOOPS, consisting of thc htttost Novelties cf the Reason, such as Trinis, Dress Goods, Lawht?, Jaconets, Nain sook', Cambric and India Long Cloths, &c. A beautiful linc of Notions, consisting of Kia and bide (?loves, (all colors,) Fans, l'an and Handkerchief Girdles, Silk Tie.?, Collars ami Cuffs, lUtfllcs, Pucking and Collarettes. A fUlt assortitienl of Gents' Furnishing Goods, Huts of all varieties, Straw, Wool ami Fell: House call and examine our Slock, as I hen you can form a better idea cf what wo have. . Respectfully, ci, itim) & co. March '27 ?879 li)-ly -p:o f I ill Li next session of this institution will t commence THURSDAY, SEPTEM HEH 'Ith, 1S70. lt is nn tul vf nt ago to teachers and pupils to enter thc various class?s nt that limo, for a few wooka delay render it difficult to advance with class. Hoard in College uni in pr?valo . families, per month, - - $10.00 .iuvenile Department, per month, - .50 Primary Department, por month, - .80 Academic Department, per month. - 1.00 Collegiate Department, per month, - 3.00 These pricoQ aro exclusive of State appro-, prmtions. Music, WAX anti Fancy Work extra. For particulars, address.y ." . . Ki KS. fl*. SM B-; ?YB? KKK. July 2-1,1870 30-1 y A DC KR GOWMif T linc BJ?BRCISKS OF TIMS INSTITUTION will begin on THURSDAY' the l?lh day of September next. Tuition per session, - - $20 00 Board por month, including every thing except washing and lights, $10 00 Instruction thorough by a full corps of Pro fessors. For particulars address R5 GOV. J. W. it M ?..UY, Chairman of Faculty. WALHALLA, S. C., July ill, 1870. i>7- ly ???I?E Y A R D , -A-iidort?cm. O. l-l., S.O. ..?Y 'k is o s. ja. w ya i T u. I LL kinds of TOM ISS'tt'O.^ fl? WO ll 14. A done ai s lu.vi noticei-and in the most Im proved ar.d satisfactory manner, AU work Warruniod. Having Leen in tho business for twenty-one years, lt is needless I'ur me to say mere. Address or call and seo tue at thu Henson House, Anderson C. H., S. C. THUS. M. WHITK. Dec 5, 187S :*? ly Hy. EDMUND RAVENEL, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ISTo. 8 33roa.d. Btreetj C'jixarAoMtOu , JS?. O. -om fr'./?* Opjrr?Spo?il?ncO from tho Interior invited. Will practico in all thc Collits of tho Stale. duly 17, 1879 35 ??ixH'tSOil, Taylor & CoV Successors to GEO, W. WI Mil AMS Si CO., Oo-tton Factors, "V\7"lTolasa,lo Gkr?oers - AND C.ENIHlAIi COMMISSION MliUCllANTS 1 3 Hayne Street, duly 17, 1870 3f)-3mos.