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- i -- u n ? ? -;- m j 8ubsorlbo for Ibo KKOWHK COUIUKU. Chow Jaokson'fl Best Swcol Navy Tobacco. Weather ocol and foll>Uko for tho past few Tho Walhalla Fomalo Collogoopous Thurs. g? day, Septcmbor 4th. In a few wcoks Ibo buzx of tho colton gin will ? bo heard throughout tho land. ' Happy 'is tho man who has plenty of corn and bacou and cash to pay IIIB debts and taxes. Some of our exchanges say that tho namo of tho doctor Should bo at Inched to all death notices. If, you'owo us anything for your papor, plcaso vail and settlo at once, as wo stand much in need of money. As Charleston is going to moko a big "light for her legitimate trade," sho should uso freely printer'?' inkl A ball was given by the excursionist" on Monday night, nt Biomnnn's Hotel, and was ?a vory oojoyablo affair. In anothor column will bo found a very iinportant announcement from J. II. Sligh. Head lt and ho warned in timo. Th cfo aro now 12prisonors in tho Anderson County jail, 5 of whom woro put th oro foi eating other pooplo's watermelons. There has probably boon moro trnvol over thc Vite' South Carolina Railroad this eummci than at any ono limo since tho road wat .built. Tho catalogue of tho D.uo Weet Female .Collogo for 1878-79 has boen received. Th( total numbor of students was ono hundred nm twonty-None. Mr. J. II. Ostendorff exhibited to us titi: wcok some fine stalks of rice, with Ibo bond .ripening carly. A considerable quantity o ?good rico is raised in this section, How many men in your congregation do any 'thing to help pay thc preacher or contribute t 'tho success of thc church's charitable or nus ?sionnry Operations? Just think of it. A notice of lite dissolution of copartner ship between J. II. Sligh Ss S?n and a eontin .uation of tho mercantile business nt tho ol ?tnnd by ll. 0. Sligh, will bo found cUowhor in this issue. Every onco in a whilo wc beor of a woma "killing a benr. This is all jight. But w challcngo tho world to ransack the pages c history and show us whore a woman has eve got away with a moose. Tho Atlanta Dispatch states that tho mci chants of Atlanta will tondor an excursion t tho merchants and business men of Carolin at an early day. Tho mcrchauts ot Atlant aro wido-awake. About ono hundred excursionists froi Charleston and along thc linc of v&v road arrived hero safoly on last Wedneeda night. All tho hotels and boarding heuse nro full. ll. E. Norman & Bro. have just received now Int cf lamps and lamp goo<2?$-consistir of bronze and glass footed lamps, bras'' eafel lamps, Tattle Harry and magie night lamp also tho host korosouo oil always on hand t tho samo prico ns inferior nil. t Mr. E. ll. Stokes, tho well known hoi , Vv?<Un./,C"n^lunibia, 6. K.i., paid us a visile tho post mon-.."Wwn hi tbo mountains f thirty pounds in weight s?nico ho left his hom Any ono bavi-ng boo-ks or music to bind wi find Mr. Stakeo a good tonnd to do it. Wo arc requested to give notice that ltevs. 1 f?. Sisk and 0. T. Gresham will commence protracted meeting at thc Townvillo llapli Church, Anderson County, on next Sunday, tl 31st instant, at ll A. M. Rev. I. W. Wingo, Pendleton,'has been invited and will ns-sist thc meeting. Have ?you sswed your turnip patch yet? rot, it ?rt i me you wero attending to it. Don yurt tit off another day. Ho yen remember ho your wife complained last spring because si had no salad patch? She had to send out ai "horror/ sono from her move fortunato ucig .hors. Do not let lids bo thc case again. Wo had a pleasant call on Tuesday fro Mr. J. T. McCarty, of thc Elberton Gazed Ho is spending somo tinto with Mr. S. 1 Dendy. Wo hope that Mr. MoCurty w find his trip hero pleasant, and bo indue ?to repeat thc samo at somo future limo. Wc havo received thc first number of tl Hampton County Guardian, published Hampton, S. C., by Mr. M. B, McSwcen "Tho rGuar ?lian is a Iorgo handsome ehc< well filled with news, miscellany and politic Wo wish friend McSwecny tho fullest sui ?ocas in his enterprise. Comptroller General ll ago od has ordered t County Auditor lo chargo up against thc / Lino Railroad in Oconeo County tho taxes a penalties duo thereon for the years 1874, 18} 1870,1877 and 1878. These ISXCB and penalti amount lo (ho gross sum of $14,253.74. this nmount $8,G 13.43 is SUUo tax and$5,010. is County tax. Among tho many visitors now in our town t Mrs. It. N. Reid and family, of Augusta, C They are Hie guos<sof our fellow-townsman, L. Reid, Esq. Mrs. Reid is a most exe;!! lady and wo aro indebted to her for many a of kindness somo years ago when our fort III woro oast among tho people of that city. ' % liopo her visit may bo pleasant among us. Among tho excursionists to Walhalla wo ? Messrs. Henderson nud Delire, prominent moi hers of tho Waltcrbovo bar, who have oomo with thoir fnmllics to spend a leisuro wcok our healthy and bracing olimalo. Wo ho they will bo pleased with their trip and fi it agrccablo lo visit our town every summor a spend a longer (imo. A gentleman who was present at (ho pub meeting at Central on lasl Saturday, called lim purposo of disoussing tho advantages a disadvantages of tho stook law, informs us tl tho voice of tho mooting was unanimous in fa\ Of a change of tho fence- law in l'lckens Cour so as to fenco tho stock Instead of tho or< Tho mooting was nddrossod by Hon. B. F. Crr ton, Col. K. M. Ruokcr and K. B. Murray, Es of Anderson, and Aaron Hoggs, Esq., of Plokoi Wo had a pleasant call this wock from Moss Thcodoro P. Mood and W. II. Colburn, Charleston. Thcso gcnllcmon roprcsent I publishing houso of Walker, Evans & Cogswi and oamo up on tho excursion '.asl wock lo gc glimpse of) outr fino mountain sconory, to brcal our* puro atmosphere and to bo invigorated a strengthened by quailing somo of our cool a life-giving waler. Mr. Wesley Pilohford catering to thc Instes of those guullcmcii. - , - , , - ? - - Mr. 0. M. McJunkin lins oommonoed tito' publication of tho Palmetto Yeoman, daily, nt Columbia. Tho subscription price ?a $4 per un m un. Tho Jieacon is tbo nama of nn ovontng poper publishod in Charleston, by Messrs. J, A. Sulby A Sou. Tho Jieacon is woll flllod, and od?tcd with spirit and considerable ability. Tho prico is $0 a year. Light is breaking in. Tho Sooth Carolina Railroad advertises that round trip tickets to Now York will bo sold for $28.00. These ticket H include transfer in Chrtrlcstofi, state rooms and moats on steamer*, both way3. This looks Uko businosd Our Town Council lmvo recently purchased a pair of town scales for tho uso of tho town. Hereafter corn, wheat, outs, fodder; hay, pons, shucks, eggs, chickens, ducks, gcoeo, feathery, apples, straw, cows, sheep and hogs, cotton, &o., &c., will havo to bo woighed and sold accordingly. Tho soulos aro now hoing placod in position on Main street, in freut of lt. ES, Norman & Bro's. Wo havo been requested to call thc attention of our County Conmiisoioucrs to th?; condition of tho public roads loading frgi'i Walhalla to Seneca City and from Seneca, City to Townvillo. These roads aro reported, lo bo In a bad condi tion. By all means, let our County Commis sioners see lo lt thc.l our public roads oro pro perly workod jiud put in first olass condition. Now is tho limo to do lt. Good roads and bridges aro essential and necessary lo tho safety of thc traveling public. Aro you going to sow oats liberally this fall? Do not sit still and talk about tho dry spell and toll your neighbors what you would havo made if it had rained in time, bul get up and sow a largo oat crop, so Hint you may not.lmvo to buy norn next year. One acre of good land pul in oats will mnkc feed enough for ono hor?o ot nude for throe or four months. If you make moro than you wish they arc always ready sale, To aid fanners arriving at acouvacy in ascer taining tho amount of land in different field; under cultivation ihc following labio is given hy an agricultural paper: Five yards wide by OGt long, ono acre; IO yards wido by 481 long, om acre; 20 yards wide by 242 long, ono oorc; <1( yards wide by l-l long, ono acre; 1G0 yard: wido by 30} long, one acre; 220 yards by 10! feet long, ono acre; 110 feet wido by 300 fcc long, ono acre; 00 feet wido by 720 feet long ono acre. Somebody's "Lyceum Bureau," of Chicago informs us by printed postal that Elisabet) Cutty Stanton, "tho oldest and most fumou lady lecturer in the world" can bo secure by enterprising agents to lecture hero or else whore during tho coming wintor. This "Lyce um Bureau" scorns to have no fear of "she guns," but will go anywhero for $00 to ?10 per lecture. For tho present, wo oominom Mrs. Stouton to tho pooplo of Yazoo, Missis sippi. Let ?very farmer go to work at onco bofoi fodder and cotton como on, repairing tho wago and plow hnrnoss, also (he plow stocks and ol wagons. You perhaps remember that sou part of your gin ivacbincry wan a little out i order when you wore closing up lust winter work. Do not let tho fall caloh il in thc san condition, lteincmhcr that every day you sai in tho carly harvesting of tho crops is wort two or thrco dajy* later in thc season. Do r v.vlO..,'lr?ioH "l'lIU ? cfc it II. r n vrn ???,*. m>)> ' A privnto lotter from Hov. J. lt. Itiloy Maj. S. P. Dendy, dated Crccnwood, Ango 20th, gives tho gratifying information that 1 had that day received ono thousand dollars i bonds towards tho endowment of Adg Collcgo, and thc premiso of ton student Mr. John R, Tolbert proposes to rent tl building bolow tho present rosidence of M Riloy and to board tltcso students, includit his own sons. Tho prospects of AdgorColloj aro bright and brightening ovory day, ar with tho present ablo faculty wo confidont oxpect its patronngo and usefulness will ii crease ovory year. Scissorgraphs. Small pos has broken out at San Antoni Texas. Wndo Hampton, Jr., was married Louisvillo, Ky., on the 12th instant, to Mi Kato Phelan, of Memphis. Hon. John II. Lynch, ft colored man, h beon appointed Superintendent of tho Cons for Mississippi. den. Samuel F. Cary, tho champion Grce backer, nnnouncos his purpose to stump Ol for Con. Hiring. Somebody estimates that thoro aro botwc four and live thousand fugitives from just] in Texas, of whom 831 aro murdorors. Thcro wcro forty graduatos of tho Univ, si ty of Ooorginattho recent com men?eme nt Athens, Probably tho noxt European war will between Russia and Qermany. Certain i dications point that way. Deaths in Charleston last week, only 2C 0 whites and 19 colored. This is irrofragil proof of tho health of "tho city by tho sot Embozzlomont is ns common nt tho Noi as killing is nt tho South. The last case embezzlement is that of Uoorgo B. Durfco, Fall River, Massachusetts, for $35.000. Tho United Stntos is tho groatcst tobat growing country in the world. She suppl both Groat Britain and Germany with I weed, and at loast fifty thousand pooplo i employed in manufacturing it. Tho introduction of petroleum, like corti kinds of machinery, has dostroyed an i industry. Tho Pacific whaling fleot of li consisted of six hundred vcssols. It n numbers but forty. Our New England wi lora havo snfibrcd in a corresponding dogr Tho Trustoos of tho University of Goor, lmvo votod from tho land scrip fund t thousand dollars annually to tho brae agricultural colleges at T|iomnsvillo, Cu hort and Millodgcvillo, thoso schools hoi recognized 08 brunches of tho Univers without tho powor to grant diplomas. Grant, in his remarks to tho Viceroy Tientsin, paid tho very highest oomplim possible to tho Confodorato soldiors, whon said: "Tho soldiers of tho Southern arm haye shown themselves by nil odds tho b part of tho Southern population. Our arm woro not moroonnry on oithor side, and peoplo aro moro poaooablo in civil lifo th thoso who havo soon war. They know wi war h." m iifjii'.Arfi" i ? iii f mukm ? lotter wos received in Washington Sat? iirday from Gon. Ewing. Ho says ho is vory confident of his election ns Govoroor of Ohio; that thc pcoplo arc enthusiastic, and that tho toto will bo Inrgo. Ho ulso says that ho lie lie ves ho will got tho whole Greenback voto. We tnko tho following item from tho Abbe ville Medium: A prominent Radical politi cian of this county says that thoy ''intend to Carry tho next olootlon by violonco." Thoso Of our pcoplo wbo claim that thcro is no dan? ger should make n noto of this. Violonco and fraud aro tho only card* thc Radicals oan play, and they understand their uso. Tho Newt and Courier gives eomo very consoling information iii roforonoo to our dan ger of being struck by lightning. Out of a population of f\fty million, only seven have boon struck in threo months. From HUB il appears that a mau is ton times ns apt te commit suicido ns ho is to bo struck by light* nir.g. Tho largest bridge itt Europo will be com pleted next yoav. It will oross tho Volga, lr tho Govornmont of Samara, Russia, on thc Siberian Railroad. Tho river, at tho poin of crossing, is four miles wido in tho spring and d,732 feet wido in tho autumn. Tho eos of tho bridgo will bo $3,500,000. Twolvc piers, 85 feet high, nt a distnnco of over 30* foot, will support thc nlruoturo. Tho local sensation nt Romo, Ga., is a dc fnlcntion aggregating betweou $(30,000 nm $100,000, of tho oaehicronf tho Citizens Na tional Bank, of which cx-Postmnstor Cross well is President. No specific detail? hnv been mudo. Tho defaulter, whoso nomo i W. N. Rose, is n young married man, vcr respectably connected. Wo loaru thnt Oonoral Jamos Connor, Re' ooivorof tho Oreonvillo and Columbia Rail road, in view of the largo amount of froigh which will this fall and winter bo moved b his road, has decided to mnko a now froigl tariff that shall materially reduce tho frcigl charges flow in vogue This will bo highl cmimondod by nil business men, and wi unquestionably redound to tho benefit of tl rail road.-Columbia Yeoman. Gen. James Conner, Rccoivor of tho Groci ville and Columbia Railroad, and Co), Huge General Freight Agent, wero in Andorne closeted with thc Board of Trado for sover hours on last Tuesday, having a consultntii on tho freight tariffs to and from this plac Wo aro informed that satisfactory promis woro made on tho part of tho railroad anthe ?tics, and our merchants aro confident of ha ing their hoavy fall stocks dolivorod on cqu table freight rates, and therefore wo mi expect an increased trade at this point durn tho next season.-Anderson Journal. Tho lingito or brown conl warfaro bctwe tho Charleston News and Courier, Prof. S. Hohnes, of Charleston, and Prof. N. Bibikov, of Columbia, is progressing. Soi of tho citizens nf Columbia have had oootil demonstration of tho fact that tho maier which Prof. Bibikov has found will not on burn but produce gas. Wo hopo it may fully demonstrated that South Carolina hai duo coal bcd within her borders, and that now sourco of industry nnd wonllh for t old State may bo dcvolopcd. The now law nsi')in&A_t.>yy^/v*, .^rvi^-vii., last week. Every vagrant in to be arrest and imprisoned twolvc months in a dour jail; cvory vagrant entering a houso, or kin I ling a lim on a highway, or discovered w a dangerous weapon which ho uses for intiti dation, in to bo imprisoned threo yeafs. 'f act of begging is made prima Jade ovidor that tho person is a tramp. A Stato vMi: requires such n law as this must bc overr with dosporadoos, and that is what is t matter with Pennsylvania. Tho tram under tho pressuro of tho now low, i already pouring into Maryland and N York. Mr. J. W. Edwards, a Iorgo planter in canebrake region of Alabama* says, in letter to tho Selma Times, that tho comnr notion that it tokos a boll of cotton six wei to maturo nftor tho bloom dfop9 frort stalks is an error. Ho says that from latter part of Juno to tho lfith or 20th July it takes a boll of cotton thirty dave become fully grown aflor tho bloom dr from tho stalk, and from then on to tho ll of September it only takes from twenty twenty-five days for a boll of cotton to grown from tho limo tho bloom drops. Tho News and Courier says: Congrcssio committees have been hunting ?round fraud in nil parts of the country for' tho 1 two years, but nono of them con show effectual work for tho first day ns that which Gen. M. C. Butler is chairman, Newport. They hnvo discovered a perl mino of evidence in an old Federal sold! who at ono time was dork under Brayt who was tho postmaster at Newport. ' postofi?co, according to this old veteran, \ tho headquarters of tho Republicans. Th tho campaign of the party was planned; postoffico clerks woro made political apos for tho surrounding country, and tho lett carriers used as couriers for tho distribu? of tickets. A rory nico little nest of < ruption to bo unearthed on the very i Pookot-Book Lost. It was in tho town of II., and Mr. S< just concluded somo purchases, when mud? thc startling discovery thnt his pool book was lost. While scathing his pool ho found a buokeyo, nnd Bnid-"Gontleu my pookct-book is lost, but thoro has b something discovered by Dr. Tablor, of Nu villo, of far grontor vnhio. It is tho Buck Pilo Ointment, whi'oh will euro Pilos in cn80s, when used according to dircotb Try it. Prico 50 oaots a bottle. For snit R. E. Norman & Bro. MEMPHIS', August '?2.-Privnto ad? from Stark ville, Miss., report four oases yollow fnvnr thoron Thoy aro said to ho fug?os from this city. Tho National T?o of Health has sent an agent to invostig ---o- . -. The Moxioan Dollar. What is tho difTeronco botweon tho Moxi dollar Und Tabler's Buokoyo Pilo Oin tm? Ono does what it promises and tho ol doesn't. The Mexican dollar says, "I mm hundred cents;" but when you, come invest it' yon find* lt' is only' cighly-f Tablor's Buokoyo Pilo Oin tulon t says, *'? euro yoo of Pilos;** nueV opon trial it is fo to do so in every case, ft mnkos but promis*-to euro Pilos; and docs so with failure. Price 50 conte a bottle. For ( ii. E. Normnu & Bro. ?? TUTTS PILLS! INTRODUCED, I860? A TORPID LIVER 1? tho, fruitful eourco of miHiv disease*, proud neut mumu; whlc.fi aro DYSPEPSIA, 8ICK-HEAD?CHE, COSTIVENESS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS tiF A TORPID LIVER. IrtM of Appouto grid Wadte?. th?' bowels aro oofltlvo, butBou?fttlmoa ?dteniatewitli loosouons, L'i?Xk tn t ho Hoad, ?coompanlod With R Ur U n una Ation 1 a tho Ima lc part, Pain ?Q thejrlght aide ajidunder^the t?ox?der; blade, fullness' iiilerjMilnir, with ? dista oUnaUo? to exertion of body o? iii ind", Irr? ?bility of tomi^r.^?i?w ??pirlta, LOM bi memory, \v i th e. io ol hip; of harija n??;l<30?wa ?omo duty, donoral Woarincss; D1 z?ino?0, FluttcrlriK nt tho Heart, Dots boforo tho eyes, Yollow^Bictri, Ho?daoh? generally OvorthorlKhteyo.ltestloainossRt n'?ht with fitful dreams, highly colored ?Yirie, IF THESE WARNINGS ABE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. MU TUtT'S PIUS tir? oe por ?ally adapted to ouch oases, a single dose effects ?uoh a ohsngo of feeling as to astonish tho Bufferer. TUTT'S PILLS are coiniiouudeil from anbatance? that ure free from any proponte?that can Injure tho moat delicate or?r?ul-?atlon. They Beavch, cl fun ?i> 1'url Ty. etui Invljiorato the uni 1111 8y?lea?. Dy relieving the en? corded Liver, they clonnae the blood 1 rom poisonous humors, timi thuaImpart health anti vitality to the body, muslim 1 the bowels to act naturally, without which no ono cnn feel well. A Noted Divine s&ys : Dr. TUTT:-Dour Sir: Vor len years I hiTO benn a martyr tn Dysjn ,>?? >. Constipation sud Pilo?. Last ftpriiia your i'll!? wer?) l oi nniiiion.Uul t<> mn ; I usod thoinTiut With lIUlo fulth). lam now A vi ol I nun, h??'i K?V)d ip?Mtil", digestion iiorio.t, reiculnr ?I'Mils, piles Kunu, unit 1 havogntned folly iiountUsolid llosb. Tuuy are worth their weight 111 gola. REV. It. I* SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky TUTT'S PILLS, Their first effect Is to Increase tho Appetite? nml i-s UH a Uta body to Take on l?icah, tims tho ' system le. nour Uh ni, ant by their Tonio Ac tion on tho Digestive Ors nus, Itogtilar H tool? aro produced. DR, J. F. HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK, SAYS t M Few dlsoasne exist that oannot he rolUred by re storing tho I.Ivor to Un normal funcl lons, and fov this ptupoie no romedy tins ever bonn luronted that baa aa happy an effoet aa TUTT'S ri U.S." SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. Office 35 IHurray Nlreet, New Yuri?. tr Dr. TUTT'8 MANUAL of Valuable Infor mation and Useful Receipt?" will bo mailed/re* on application. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. UBAT Hain on Wpisaan? changad to a m.??HST BLACK br a aiugle application of thia Dra. lt id? part? A Natural Oolor, acta Instantaneously, and la ai Harmlesa ns spring water. Hold by llruggUts, or aent by oxpross on rocelpt of $1. Omoo, 35 Murray St., Nsw York. Marou 27, 1879 20-1 v STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooouoo County. Todd, ividow, Jdhh todd, oliildrcn of Elita b'ctlf Steele, fiftmcs unknown, James Todd and Thomas Todd, s?ns of Wm Todd, deceased, .Sarah E Erskine, Wm J Erskine, Margaret E Markham nco Kiiskino, Join? ll Erskine, Marilla J Erskino, Julia E Erskine and New ton E Erskine, sons and daughters of June E Erskine, deceased, Lela Todd, daughter of Cater Todd, decease I, Newton H Brown and James L Drown, sons of Mrs M E Drown, de ceased, D?tendants-SUMMONS IN PARTITION. To tho Defendants above named "yOU and eaoli of you are hereby summoned 1 and required to answer tho complaint in this action, willoh is tiled in the otiico of thc Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas for Uconee County, and to serve a copy of your answer o? the subscribers at their office in tho town of Walhalla, S 0, within twenty days aftor tho sorvicc of this summons on you, exolusive of the day of service. If you fail to answer thc com plaint within that time, the Plaintiff will take judgment against yon for the relief demanded in the complaint and thc costa ot' (his notion. KEITH & VEItNEU, Plaintiff's Attorneys. j Ts? J J. W. STR?DLINQ. C CP To Mrs James Todd, John Todd, James Todd rind Thomas Todd, Sarah E Erskino. Margaret E Markham nee Erskino. Win J Erskine, Lela Todd, Newton H Drown and ohildren of Elizabeth Steele, names unknown, nbscut de fendants-* Take notice (lint thc .summons and complaint in Uris action was filed in thc oFlico of tho Clerk of ibo Court of Common Pions for Oeonce County on the J3th day of August, 1870, for the partition of thc real est ato of Janies Todd, de ceased, find for relief, &c. KEITH ft VERN ER, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Aiiglisl l l, 1870 80 Ot 8tatc of South Carolina, OCOHEE COUNTY. By Riobard Lowls, Esq., Judge of Probate. Wff Kit ii AH, Jolur T. Cant roll has made suit to tlie to grant him Letters of Admi nistration of the Eslato ami Effects of Moses Cantrell, deceased-. Then.; aro, therefore, to olio and admonish' all and singular thc kindred and creditors' of the said Mosos Cantrell, deoensed, that (hey be and appear boforo mc, in tho Court of Pro bate, to bo held nt Walhalla. S C., on Satur day, 80th day of August instant after publication hereof, at ll o'clock in tho forenoon, to shew oauso, If any they havo, why tho said adminis tration should not bo grunted. Oivon under my hand, this 14th day of August, Anno Domini 1870. RICHARD LEWIS, Judge of Probate Oconee County. Aug l l, 1870 30-2t Final Settlement. rpHE undersigned most respect fully petitions 1 tho Probato Court, at Walhalla Court llouso, for n Anal settlement of tho estate of Zachariah Powers, deceased, on Saturday, tho 13th day of .September, 1870, and* fora final disohafgo from Hie administration of said estate. T. IV. POWERS, Administrator. August I f, 1870 39-4t Executor's Sale. TY? vlrtno of an Order from tho Probate Court I) I will Roll, to tho highost bidder, oil .salinlay lu September next, within tho legal hours of salo, at Walhalla Court llouso, THB CKOSKS IN ACTION, Belonging .to tho estate of Col. J opt lia Norton, dceeasod, nhioli have boen appraised doubtful or -vorthiess. THRUM CASI*. J. B. SITTOri, Executor. August ll, 1879 dlMH Final Settlement 'PUB undersigned respectfully petitions tho 1 l'robulo Court for Ooou?o County for u final selllcmoul of tho estato of tho minoru, Mary Dallon and Jefferson Dalton, on tho Olli day of fleptbmbor, 1879, und will apply on that day for a html discharge as Guardian. J. A. DICKSON. August 7, 1879 88 41 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. oro STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooonee Oounty Iff THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. M. L. Hughes, el al, Plaintiffs, vs. John ll. Steele, et al, Defendants. BY Virtue Of a decretal order, made in thc ahovo stalqd case, on the Kith day of Juno, 1879, I )vill sell, hy publie auction, nt tho Court Moule in Walhalla, iii tho County and Stale aforesaid, on the l/ihsT MONDAY IN SKI'TBMUEH, 1870, within the legal hours of salo, (ho following Real Estate, conveyed by William Slcelc, deceased, in his lifelimo to Wm. S. Grishnm, Trustee, sit?alo in said bounty nnd Stale, orl waters of Colonel's Fork (.'rock, described us follows: ? TUAOT No. 1, containing ICU acres, moro or loss, adjoining land* of J. N. Adams, A. W. McGuflin nnd others. TUAOT rio. '2. known ns thc Old Homestead, containing 801 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of J. N. Adams, A. W. McGullin and others. THACT No. 8, containing 170 acres, moro or lens, adjoining lands of N. lt. Jenkins, John Zimmerman und others. Terms of Sale: ?i One-third cash; thc balan?a on one and two yenrs, willi interest from day of sale. Hie pur chasers lo give their bond for thc credit part of the purchase money, secured by a mortgage of thc premises, purchasers to pay extra for all papers and recording mortgages. J. II. ROBINS, Sherill' Oeoncc Conni v. August 7. 1879 38 4t Stale ol' Sont li Carolina. OCONCR COUNTY. IN TUB COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. Uriah Jenkins, plaintiff, against Elizabeth Jen kins, Mary Jano Chambers, Ooorgo M. Jon kins, Arv Amanda (lapland and Jamos O. Jenkins, heirs-ut-luw of Clayton Jenkins, deceased, and Lucy Turner, John Turner, Dora Turner, Sallie Rouoh, Martha Stand ridge, Nancy Roach and William Turnor, heirs-nt-law of Benson Turner, decensod, Defendants-Summons Jar llelief-Com plaint not Served. To tho Defendants nbove named; YOU aro heroby summoned and required to answer thc complaint in this action, which is filed in tho office of tho Clerk of Common Pions, for thc sitid County, and to servo a copy of your answer to the said com plaint on tho subscriber at his nffice, on the public square in tho town of Walhalla, in tho Conntv und State aforesaid, within twenty dny& nfter tho service hereof, exclusive of the doy of such service: and if you fail to answer tho complaint within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff in Ibis (lotion will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded in tho con.'?'-: ? Wot ??nd ft. .n .lui u n ?.i a? r LM5N DY; Plaintiffs Attorney. jr.T J J. w\ STRIBLINO, C. C. 1?. To tho absent Defendants, Eiiznboth Jenkins, Mary Jane Chambers, Goingo M. Jenkins, Ary Amanda Itnglnnd, James G. Jenkins nnd Martha Standridgc! rilAKE notico that tho summon* and com JL plaint In th?8 action was filed in tho omeo cf 'ho Clerk of thu Court of Common Pions for Oconcc County, and State of South Carolina, on tho Otb day of July, 1879, for the partition of tho Real Estato of Clayton Jenkins, deceased, for roliof. &0. Walhalla, S. C., July ,9, 1879. S. P. DENDY, Plaintiff's Attorney. July 17, 1879 . 35 Gt. JOHN D. IIUOXS ^ \ UEO. W. HAYS. STOWS & TX$ A LARGE STOCK -OP COOKING STOVES, W"lIICII WE SELL UNDER A OUAIU antee. Prices ranging from $12 up to $10 Wo keep EVERYTHING in tho Tinware lino. Hoofing fy Guttering Miulc a specialty. Rooting don? nt from $fi ?o .?7 per square. Guttering done at 12? cents per foot. County jobs donn nt short notice. Wo aro prcpaied to do all kinds of work in the Stovo and Tin Lino. All work and ware warranted. An examination of stock and orders soJ licitcd. Thankful for past favors, we uro Itospecfully, Burns fy /fays. Juno 5, 1870 Vj~ly ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE. 'I'll E Twonty-Sccoiid Annual Couro'o of bec hu cs 1 will ceminenoo Ootobor loll), 1879/and olese March <lth, 1880.. PAOULTV-J. O. Westmoreland, W. F. West moreland, W. A. Love, V. II. Taliaforro, John Thad. Johnson, A. W. Calhoun, J. ll. bogan, J. T. Banks; Demonstrator, J. W. Williams. This well established Gollogo alfords r>f<portu nily for thorough medical education. ft is in affiliation with, R'nd its tickets and diplomas recognized by, ov'cry lending medical college in tho country. Requirements for graduation ns heretofore. Send for Announcement, giving full informa tion. JNO. THAD. JOHNSON, M. D" Dean. Allaula, Gn. August ll, 1879 39-lmo HURRAH; HURRAH, F'or WEST Tj-T>rioisr, TUM O-rea/t O euell AND Barter ?tore. IRIVCKI Voile Dollar* anti Oilnen here willi J. 1*. ?VI I ? li li li lt. al the Old MI a II ?I, where VOH cnn Procure Inc kargest QUANTITY Or" GOODS x AND TilK BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. I am Jfust Receiving ? Now Stock ol' Goods from Charleston and New York, which were Bought for Cash at Re markably Low Prices, Consisting of DRY (Ms, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, CROCKERY, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SHOES, AND HATS,&C, I uko ke?p rt "mall stock ol' DRUGS on hand, nil of which will bc sold ul astonishingly low ligures for C.ftitl or Darter. Thc highost market price paid for nil kinds of Country Produce. Five lliiiidrcd ll lishe I s ol' ?orn Wanted, which will he paid Tor in cash 01* goods at cash price*. lt CN pee I Tu I Iv, J. P. MICKLER. Moy 15, 1879 29 ly LADIES' STORE Wi. WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to our patrons und friends tho fresh arrival of our SP H INO STOCK Ol<" GOODS, consisting of Hie Latest Novelties ol* tho Season, such a? Prints, Dross Good's, Lawns, Jaconets, Nain Booka, Cambric and India Long Cloth?, ko. A beautiful Uric of Rollond, consisting of Kid and Lisio Gloves, (all colors,) Fons, Fan and Handkerchief Girdles, Silk Tics, Gullara and Cuffs, Rufllcs, Pitching and Collarettes. A full assortment of Genis' Furnishing flood?. Hals of all var i Blt CS, Straw, Wool and Felt: Please call and examine our Slock, as thou you can form a belier idea of what wc liaVe. Respectfully, yy, JLJ. .L\f?UXU Ot XJXJ'i March 27 187? 10-ly WM,HA!tU " WBMlkhM rrMlF. next session of this institution will X couuneneo THURSDAY, ?SEPTEM BE H 4th. 1879. It is nit advantage to teachers And pupils to enter the' various classes nt that timo, for rt few weeks delay render it difficult toadvanco with class, _ , Board in College and in pr?valo families, por month, - * $10.00 Juvenile Department, por month, - .50 Primary Department, por month, * .80 Academic Dopartmont, per month. - 1.00 Collegiate Department, per month, - 3.00 Tliosb prices are exclusive of Sisto approx pri?t 'ions. Moide, W?fl and Fancy Work extra. For particulars, address, DR, ?I, P. S?WBliTZIBRi July 21, 1879 30-ly ADGER COLLEGE, WALKALLA, S. C. T lllE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION will begin on THURSDAY, thc 11 tit day of September next. Tuition per fission, - - - $?0 00 Board per mouth, including every thing except washing and lights, $10 00 Instruction thorough by a full o?rpsof Pro fessors. For particulars address I?I?V. J. IS. lt I TiE Y, Chairman of Faculty. WALHALLA, S. C., Jilly ?1, 1870. 37- ly AR BLE YARD, ^.-ricl?rsori O, I-?., S.O. WY '? HOS. M . WHIT ll . A LL kinds of TOMBSTONE WOltK ix dono at short notice and in the most im proved and satisfactory manner. All work warranted. Having been in tho business for twonty-ono years, it is needless for mo to my more. Address or call rtnd soc me at tho Henson Houso, Anderson G. H., S. C. THOS. M. WHITE. Deo 5, 1878 3-ly Hy. EDM?Nt? RAVENEL7 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ISTo. 8 IBr?ad Street^ OharioetOxi, tSt. O. fi(3y* Corrrcspondonco from th? Intonor invited. Will practice in all tho Courts of tho State. July 17, lf,/9 35 Robertson, Taylor & Co., Successors to GEO. W. WILLIAMS A. C0." 0 ott on ITaotors, Wholesale GrrooertB -AND QENEHAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS 1 <Sz> 3 Hayne Street. c'h /ii JLorjttm.. ?. O, July 17, 187'.' ?5-3roos.