University of South Carolina Libraries
j-m1!,.'. _.LL JJ .Ul- " - LOCALS. Pay your toxoB. Chew Jnokson'e Beet Sweet Navy Tobaooo. We are not responsible for tho vlows of our correspondents. Undoubtedly ll.fi. Norman & Ibo., Druggists, keep tho boat selected and purest medicines. If you wish to get pure and unadulterated medi cinen onll and seo them. J The nights and mornings aro very ooo!, and their offeot on tho cotton is scon in its rapid opening. From appearances all tho crop (a light ono too) will bo harvested by tho first of November. Tho Executive Committees of Adgor College and of tho Walhalla Female College aro re quested to meet at (bc Femalo College on Friday evening next at 4 o'clock P. M. A full attendance ls requested. Robert Cobb, Heury bong, Robert Dunlap and Messiah Cobb, nho havo been in jail charged with thc murder of Alex. Bryce, Jr., were admitted to bail by Judgo Prosslcy laut Tuesday In the suai of three hundred dollars cadi. Titerera* ho proof against these parties, who aro among our best citizens, and their friends will be glad to hear of their release. Attention is directed to the advertisement of p. P. Mlckler, offering eleven cents for all .cotton brought lo him before thc first of Octo ber, lu payiiiuut of store accounts. This is a good opportunity to Bottle your dobts, ns tho f>rice offered is nboYO tho marbet rate. Mr. Mioklcr also Informs the public that he has Iho largest stock of goods he ImS ever had on hand and will sell them on his usual accommodal.:-<r. terms. See his advertisement. Mr. G. Wanner, Agent, gives liotico to tho public that tho Itimrodt mill has been put in thorough repair Mid is superintended by a first class miller) also, thal a now cotton gin lins .been pul in operation and cotton will bo ginned and packed as low as any other gin can or will do tho work. Tho machinery is all new and satisfaction is guaranteed. Il is also stated (hat cotton left nt tho gin ?Ul bo kept under insur ance, which save? nil persons patronizing this gin from loss by firo. Good roads to and from the mill and gin. Soo his advertisement. "Wo regret to learn that Mr. Augustus Ilolwoys died ot tho rosidouoo of his mother, ii esr Y/nlhallo, on Wed ?enday motning, tho -17th instant, of consumption. This is thc third and lost son of Mrs. Holtvay, nil of whom have died within tho past few J'car9, two having died this year. In this sad be reavement tho jillie tod mother Ins our deepest sympathy. Tho remains of Mr. Holwey will bo interred in tho Lutheran .graveyard on Thursday evening, ut 3 o'clock, with appropriate funeral services. Thc .friends a md acquaintances of tho deceased os well as tho public arc invited tn attend. ,Dr. Smelt ?cor will conduct tho funeral .gorviccs. Tho followiug is tho list, of Jurors for .October Term of Court 1870, drawn Sop tomber thc 17th: lt. T. Whitmiro, lt A. Mathewson, A. lt. liroylcs, M. lt. Hubbard, H. C. Owons, \Y. 10 N limitons, Sloan Dick eon, Jcsso 1<\ Divia, JaBpor N. Adams, \V H. Reodor, NV. Ni Smith, Wlibu F. Miller, N. H. Jenkins, lt. II. Cowan, A. Itimsay, J. W. tlollomttn, \\r. II. Thrift, John Urowcr, ?. \V. Spencer, \V. J. Crooks, Jas. G. Harper, J. II. Mod ullin, James M Hull, Wiu. S. Woolbright, E. L Killian, lienj. P, Knox, Klij'iu Sanders, Thomas Wyloy, A. J. M. Billi ngsly, G. W. Leath ors, Joab Vi Stow-rt, 13, II Cleveland, Wm. Hunter, Ju?. A. Wjloy, W. J. Dcoton, Ii. W. Lush. Those of our rendent who have colton to gin and pack will lind il to their interest lo try the new steam gin of Mr. W, A. Strother al West Union. It is now in operation and both gins and packs b) steam power and ho proposes lo do tho work us cheap as any other can or will do it and put up tho biles iu first class order. Ile has tested it and finds he can gin and pack a heavy bale every hour, so parties will not bc delayed who desire to haul away their coll?n. Ho also proposes to take (hu best of caro of nil ?oed and cotton loft lhere, und is well prepared to do so. One of Iho advantages of this gin ls its location, requiring no heavy pull to get to oi away from it, ns in oases of gins run by walor. Another ndvnntago is that your colton when ginned is at tho market, being near thc depot, and nt a point where you can sell to nny mer chant in Walhalla or West Union without its re moval. Furthermore our merchants propose tc pay ns much for cotton ns tho merchants of nnj other part of tho county. <j A protracted mooting began in tho Baptist Church last -Sunday and will continue through this wook. Prayor mooting is bold ovory morning nt 0 o'clock nnd preaching ovory night at 7J o'clock. During part ol tho wcok Rev. Mr. Win^o, of Pendleton, will assist Mr. Gresham and will preach next Sunday at ll o'clock A. M. On Sn mia y morning last Mr. Qroslinm preached from thc text, "For where your treasure i s (hero will your heart bo also," and at night, "Como y( p .that labor and nro boftvy laden and I will givo you rest," and again on Monday night ^from tho text, "For dud so loved tho work that he gavo his only begotton Son that who soever believoth in bini should not perish, but havo everlasting lifo." Thoso texts nn (>voll timed and aro calculated to work good Tho first dovolops human nature truly, ant points to tho duty of putting our treasure ?in beaven, for then our nffootions will contri there Tho second points mon laboring undoi sin and a consciousness of their inability tc fulfil tho law, to Christ, who roliovos thom o! this burden and ?ivps them poaco and rest .Tho third descri?os tho unutterable love ol God in giving his only Son to dio for sinners for oronturos who nro at on mi ty with God, and of the equally immeasurable love of Christ, who though equal with God, gavo himself II Willing sacrifico fur tho salvation ol mon Wo think tho nrrongomont of thoso subjects if judicious and trust much good will flow from their discussion. They present tho beautiful sido of thc Divin? character, lovo, morey, pleading kindness to'?nan, This, ton, is thc strong sido of Ohristtan/U^, for lovo anti , gratitude aro moro potent to move the heart than fear, and their ofJToct on tho liven and conduct of mon ?8 moro salutary, begetting poaco, brotherly love, charity nnd all thc /Christian graces. Thc prospect is cheorinjj for an interesting aod fruitful meeting. Col. J. A. Sharp and family, of Cherokee, Georgia, I? on a visit to his Monds tn Ooonov. Col. S. is looking troll and has a good word always for his adopted homo. A. S. Dodd, Esq., of tho Anderson Journal, spout several days willi us last and thin week? looking altor "special Intercalo'' tn this locality. The last wo heard or saw of him was in the barber shop, getting fixed up to "drive out willi some of his relatives," as ho Informed Us. Sandy Springs Camp Meeting? Special Passenger Trains will bo run on Suuday, Soptember 2J.at, 1879, from Walhalla, Greenville ned Abbeville Leavo Walhalla. 8.00 a in 1 Perry ville, 18.40 a m Seneca City, 8.35 a m \ Pendleton, Q.2? a nt Arrive nt Camp Ground, nt 9.35 a m. Greenville 8 00 a ni I Helton, 0.30 a m Wi ll bunston,?.05 a in | Anderson. 10.10 a in Arrive nt Camp Ground, nt 11.00 e> m. Abbeville, 7.00 a m I Donald's 8.27 a tn Hodge's, 7,50 a ni | Houea Path, 8.48 n ni Connecting at Belton with trains from Uroonvlllo. Returning, Lonvo Camp Ground for Orcenvillo and Abbeville. 4 00 p nt Walhalla, 4 30 p m Furo for round trip, to go and return from Walhalla, $ 76 j Williamson, $ 60 Seneca City, 60 J Belton, 60 Porryvillo, 60 Anderson, 60 Pendleton, 25 Abb?vSll?, 1.00 Grconvillo, 100 Hodge's, 75 Piedmont, 1.00 Donald's, 60 Ilonca Path, 50 cents. Tickets good for that day ouly. lt. II. T KM PL li, GotiTnl Superintendent. J. P. MRKKDITII, Master Transportation. JAUEZ NORTON, Jr., Qon-jral '1 ickot Agent. Lotter from Montana Territory. Wo tnko tho liberty of publishing tho follow ing private loller from a former citizen of this County, lt will no doubt bo road willi interest! PUCK'S PEAK, M. T., August 31, 1879. Keith, Smith ii Co-OK A ti Sins: Plcaso find enclosed P. O, Order, which will pny for my paper from September, 1878, lo Septombet, 1880. Tho CoimiKii ls always a welcome visitor to us. lt once had twenty-live subscribers in this camp, but they aro scattered now, somo lo different pnrls of tho Territory and some to Black Hills and Hie Slates. Tho Weather is fine herc now; had two weeks of Hie Warmest weather Ibo middlo of thin month wo ever felt, though tho snow WOB visible on distant mountain penks. There was a slight frost hore this morning, but I don't think Vegeta bles aro injured. Times arc not so lively hore as formerly and people arc learning lo "go slower." Thc most valuable mines around Ibis place arc about ex hausted and there arc moro Chinamen herc that) while men. They will work where (he ground scarcely pny s at ull. Tho near approach of thc Ulnh Northern Railroad has caused a fall in Hie prices of every thing. Still compared with Haslem prices they aro high. Many distinguished visit? rs from tho Slates aro in tho Territory Ibis slimmer on business nnd pleasure Most of them go to sec thc great geysers, falls, eic, in tho National Park and Yellowstone country. Thc health of this pince is good. Yours iruly, JOS. O, ST H BL li. Telograms. NEW Yottlt, September 15. - Tho steam ship, City oj Richmond, which arrived from Liverpool yestordny, brought ?88,920, principally in gold bars. ATI.NTA, September 15.-Comptroller General Goldsmith and Assistant Treasurer Murphy sent in their resignations on Fri dny, but tho Governor refused to accept them. COLUMBUS, Onto, September 15.-Jas. Keir finally shot Andrew Fleming near the depot, and a freight train bcingj on be point of leaving, Kecr boarded it and made his i sc i po. NASHVILLE, September 15.-Thc boiler in C. Powers' sluughter house exploded th's afternoon tearing Frank Duffy to pieces, killing him instantly, and fatally wouudinu Felix Croat ham, a colored man. LONDON, September 13 -Tho steamer which sails from Herve to day for Now York takes ?800.000 in poid for thc Unit? d States. About ?60,000 in gold have been sent daily from Puris to London. QALVE8TON, September 13.- A News special from Kio Grande City reports that tho small-pox is epidemic in Mier, Mexico, fifteen deaths having recurred in ono day. The disease reached Koma to-day. Thoo ton children havo died from it. Tho ranches it that vicinity aro reported as badly infected. WASH IN OTON, September 13.-Thc re port of tho Commissioner of Education silOWS that (he annual expense per O ij ita for public school pupils is lowest in North Carolina, being 81.80. Tho highest cost per capita is in thc Cherokee Tribe of Indi an Territory, where it reaches ?36. GAL-VKSTON, September 15.-A special dispatch to tho New* from Graham, to-day, reports that II. H. Dalton, while driving to Fort Worth with his son, was accosted by James Gun, who accused him of having some millet in his wagon that belonged to Gun. A quarrel ensued and Dalton drew bis knife, when Gun shot him dead. A posso ure in pursuit of tho murderer. KDOEFIELD, S C., September 14.-Four convicts, working on tito ItSdgcfiold Brunch Railroad, who were left nt thc hospital sick, yesterday morning, guarded by n "Trusty," overpowered the guard, killed two hounds that were kept to catch them with, in case thoy tried to escape, carried said "Trusty" about fivo miles with them, and made their csoapo. Two of theso follows aro from Charleston. MOKE THAN A MILE A MINUTE.-There hos rccontly been a controversy among rail road engineers as to thc speed of (rains, somo contending that it was impossible to go ot tho ruto of o milo a minuto. On Tuesday a test waa mndo on tho fast train on tho Pennsylvania Railroad between Phil adelphia nnd Now York, which makes no stop for a distaoco of 80 miles, between Germantown Junotion and Jersey City. Fivo miles were passed over i?n exactly 4 minutes and 651 seconds. At another point Ihrco miles were made,in two minutes aod 86 seconds. No extra speed wos made on this train, whioh consisted of .four cars, containing 162 passengers. Tho engineers of thc Pennsylvania Ihilroad ' osscrt that there aro a dozen trains a day that moke a milo ? minuto on every trip. COLUMBIA, Bcptotubor 14.-Prof. Bibi kov returned from Aiken this morning, Tvhcro ho has boen prosecuting his searob for ooah Ho reports having sunk o second abaft and discovered o second loyer of brown copi, which is entirely freo from veg etable tnottor. Tho Professor says that this establishes beyond questiou the exist enoo of coal in this locality, and ho is of tho opinion that dooper, down there is a still moro valuable deposit. WASHINGTON, Soptembor 2&.-~Coliector J. J. Mott, of tho Sixth Distriot of North Carolina, waited upon Commissioner Hourn to-day in relation to tho enforcement of Ibo revenue law in bis distriot. Tho commis sioner assured him that allowance would be mudo for thc employment of a suitable num ber of special deputies to enable bim to suppress illicit distilleries, and to scenic tho enforcement of the law. Ho MK, GA., Soptembor 1ft.-Gus Tum* mol, while under tho influcnco of whiskey, shot and fatally wounded his brother Yah Trammel) this afternoon in DeS?to, a suburb of Homo. Gus was arrested and confined in jail, Ho had armed himself to kill ab enemy, and Vuu's attempt to prevent a diffi culty Was tho only causo of disagreement. Trammel's wife wos following him trying to persuade him to return ot thu lime. HAVANA, September 14.-Reports hnve boon received from Santiago de Cuba that tho slaves ou tho plantation have demanded liborty, abd that theil* masters havo pron i iscd to givo them freedom if they will ongiigo to work three years for Wages. Many slaves tire running away, o nd ibo looa] authorities have nsked Captain-General Blanco what they ?hull do. A dispatch from Madrid announces that thc Govern ment will proposo to thu Cortes that all slaves b?i given their liberty on July 1st, 1880, on condition of seven years' obliga tory labor with wuges paid. MONTGOMERY, September 12.- A mau named Bailes was sentenced to hang in Athens, Alabama, to-duy. Thc case was appealed to tho Supremo Court at i's next term and tho setitonco suspended. Bailer* murdered his wife, and tho lynch law was prevented with difficulty when ho was first arrested. About 8,000 people assembled at noon to day, bioko into tho jail and took Railes half a milo from town for thc pur pose of hanging him. Not u mon would tie tho knot. Tho .Sherill' then jumped into tho wagon, pistol in haud, and drove j back with Railes and lodged him in jail. Thc orowd slowly dispersed. Thc name of Miss Annie Hill Was on thc progrnmnio ol' last evening's concort for tho benefit of the yellow fever sufferers, but having contracted a severo cold, her friends feared ?ho would bo unable to fulfill her engagement. However, sho appeared and sang Ern an i Involami in tones so clear, and with such artistic execution, that she received a hearty encore. 1 was enabled to do this, she said, by using Couason?' Honey of Tar, t li o best compound in (ho world for clearing tho voice, relic ing hoarseness, cu ring coughs and cold-*. Price 00 couts. For sale bc R. E. Norman St Uro. If yon have Corns or Bunions, usc Coussohs' Lightning Liniment, und you cnn trip the li;ht fantastic with ease mid grncc. lt will IIISJ cure Rheumatism, Lamo Bnck, Spi n ins, Bruises, etc. On animals, for (lulls, Spavin, Ringbone, etc., lt effects a speedy und per manent cure. Remouibcr Coussons' Lightn ing Liniment. Price 50 els. For salo by R E. Norman & Bro. TUTTIS PILLS mi? lil Wi are extracted from j egotablo producta? combining tn thom tho Mandrake or May Apple, whloh is rocognkod by physicians ns a substituto for oulomol, pOB&oaslng all tho_yirtuc3 of that minorai, without ita bad after-effects. AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE thoy aro incomparable_They stimul?t? the TOJR?PI33 LIVMK, invigorate tho NERVOUS 8Y8_TEMT and give tone to ?ho DIGESTIV Jil qit? AU S.oroating por feet digestion and thoron Rh assimilation of fcod. They oxortn,powerfuliniluonoo on tho KIDNEYS ?nd LIVER, and through thoso organs romovo all rnipuri tloa, thus vitalising tho tisauoaof tho body and o queing a hoolthy condition of tho ?yatana._ AS AN ANTI-MALARIAL REMEDY They havo no equal ; and as a result act aa a preventive and euro for Bilious, Re? mitt?nt, intermittent, Typhoid Fever?, and -revet* and Ague, u pon the healthy action of tho Stomach, dopende, almost wholly, the health of tho human race. DYSPEPSIA IS THE BANE of the pre sent generation. It fa for the) Pure of thia diseaso and ita attendante, BTCK7HKADACHE, NERVOUSNESS, SES; PONDENOY, CONSTIPATION, PILES, &0" that Turns PILLS have gained such a wide aproad reputa tion. No Remedy hue over boon discov ered that acts BO speedily and gently on tho dlgOBtivo organs giving them tone and vigor to gealmi?atofood. Thia being aocompUflhod, of courso tho NERVOUS SYSTEM 18 BRACED. THE BRAIN IS NOURISHED. AND THE BODY ROBUST. Being composed of tho juices of planta ox tract od by powerful chomlcal agen cio?, und proparcel in a conoentrated form, thoy aro guaranteed free from any thing that can inj uro tho most del icate person. > A noted chemist who lias analyzed them, tay? "THERE IS HORE VIRTUE IN ONS OF TUTT'S PILLS, THAN CAN BE YOUNO IN A PINT OF ANY OTHER." We therefore aar to the afflicted Try this Remedy fairly? lt will not harm you, you havo nothing to lotte,but will surely gain a Vigo rous Body, Pure Blood, Strom* Nerves and a Cheerful Mind. Frlnolpal Office, 30 Marry Bt., N. Y. PRICE 30 CENTS. Bold by DrnpKlBts throughout tho woila". TUTT'S HAIR DYE. On*T HAIR on Wnis-KRB changed to a GI<O.AY BLAOK br n nlnplo Application of (hts DTK, It im. part? a Natural Oolor, not? Inttantaneoufllr. and M .a Hat minns a* upHn? water, Bold by DruxgUU, or .tent by exprcM on receipt of ftl, . ... Ofrico 30 Murray St., Now York; Tho Goorgia Sonate, OD Tuesday, last, passed tho tramp bill, making it rt penal offence to beg or wander aimlessly itt any county in tho State. - Lovu is sh intoxication. Yen, but a year of matrimony will Sober you up. mm Manon ll amil ka Organo. Kn? ?lorncil foy over 100,000 Deligh ted ntitliaselN, Not lowest price J, poorest and dearest. Hut bigb?st priced, best and cheapest. Cost but little nloi'o th lui inferior organs, (live lue times tho imtisfitotloti. Last twice as long. Victors at all world's exhibitions. Acknowledged best by ott disinterested und competent musicians. Solid facts, indisputa ble, such as no other orgnii maker in tho world cnn substantiate. Glorious news for pnrehasor.?. Grand Introduction Sale. New Prices, ll S?ojix, Elevant case, $80: Superb Mirror Top Case, Kl ?Hons, only $100. 15 day s trial, freight puid both ways ii Organs don't suit.. Sold on easy terms, (tented until paid for. Delivered anysvhcru in lint Sutltll for $4 extra, bat lull particulars, address Litiddeit & ?late?, Savannah, ?a., Managers Wholesale Southern Depot, Prices same as at Factory. August 28. 187 9 41-lt JOHN ANSEL WAXI1?:AT>T>A, is?, o*, C ARIN li T M A K E II, UPHOLSTER HAS for sale olid oil liaud what every one needs sooner or later: COI* F ti*? IN 4M SKIRTS, CASKS IW CASKETS, COFFINS Willi or W I I Ik o li I UlasHcs. Bl?ht ?1 milly .11 el tilie Ito rial ea*e? of Hie mos', improved patterns in the United SI Al ea. Prices reasonable, according lo the limen. Hopi ember ll, 187f 4:J ly : ^Iierii?^8a??l ! BY viii ne of rta execution to nie directed 1 will sell, un MONDAY, sale day in Dei ober, 187'.), at tho Court House door in Walhalla, between Uro legal hours of sale, the following described properly, to wit: ON l-l TRACI' OE" LANI). Containing P,9 nero?, more or less, lying nil tim Publie Hoad leading Timm Walhalla to Knox's DridgC. ad joining lauds td' Samuel MeJunkin, .lohn Koid and others. Levied on as thu property of Isaac, Harbin, at tho snit ot John \V. She* lor. THUMS OF SALK - CASH; purchaser to pay extra for titles. JA MKS II. UO?ilNS, Sheriff Ocoucc County. September ll, 1879 43-4t Final Seulement, r jill IC undersigned petitions to tho Probate L Court at Walhalla Court House fur a Filial .Settlement of tho ostuto of James F. Dallingor, Hcbecca E. Dallcnger, Nancy A. Hullinger, John T. Ballinger and Mary A. Ballinger, minors, on tilo 11th du j of Ootu? hoi-at ll o'clock A. M.-Simpson Dickson, Guardian->now dcccaacd, and ask tho estate of said deceased tu bo released from any fm thor liability. J AMtiS N. DICKSON, JOSIAH L. DICKSON Executors. Sc itombor ll, 1879 43-U Final ^Settlement. '?Mil1, undersigned petitions to ihc Probate I Court at Walhalla, S. fj" for a final settle* meut of (lie l?stale of Jcplha Norton, deceased, on Friday, Hie 17th <lny of October, 1879. al ll o'clock A. M.. and for a final discharge from said estate as Executor. .1. li. S1TT0N, Exeoulor, .September ll. 1879 48,4t Notice to Tench ors. r?MIEMS ls in tho bauds nf tho County JL Treasurer of this county a small amount ol'money to be paid to te.iohols in tho fob lowing townships for tho years 1874 and 1875: Seneca, Centre, Tu guion. Wagoner and Ohattilgn For tho yours 1875 and 187G: Centre, Seneca, T?game und Pulaski. ISAAC WICKLIFFE, School Commissioner Oconoo County. September 11, 1870' 43-2t FAIR AND FINAL NOTICE. VLL persons indebted to J. H. Si.ioii or .1. II. SfcirjH S. SON, prior lo yopletnber Isl, 1878, must positively make pnj'iiicnt to tho under signed by tho first of October next. Failing io do so, 1 will proceed al oiioo lo oollect il by law, J. ll. s 1,1*; ll. August 28,1870. -11.5t JNOTICKOF DISSOLUTION F. is hereby given tbrtl tho Partnership heretofore existing between J. K. HBNDMX and Jons M. Il KN mux, merchants doing business in tho town of Walhalla, under thc firm name af J. E. Il EN DH IX ic SON, was dissolved by mutual consent on the I Otb day of Angus!, 187!?. Tho Noles ?nd Accounts due to tho firm will bc found in tho hands or J. K. Hendrix, to whom payment must be made, and he will pay nil debts duo by Ibo old firm. Mr. J. Fl. Hen drix will continue tho business nt tho old stand and bo glad lo servo his customers ns hereto fore. J. E. HEN UH IX, J. M. UKNDUIX. August 21, 1879 -tQ TAX NOTIGE ! ~o;o TREASURER'S- OPE ICE. September 1st, 1,870. j IU accordance willi (ho Supply Hill, npprcvcd. December ?Sith, 1878, uolico is hereby given that (lils orticrj will be open for the collection of tuxes ru outlay, s< |>S< uliw r 15, abu will remain open Until October ?Int. Thc Vale per centum of laxes is A3 follows: Stnlo purposes, - J 1? } mills. Couuty, ... 3 mills. Dust Indebtedness, - t mill. Behool.'. . ? . ?j mills. Doll Tax, - - - $1 ott. In all eases where the Muy Installment lins liol bceu pnid a t'ouaiii ot rive Per Ceiltt will bc added to said Installment. All laxes mumming unpaid on thc first day of November Will Incur a IN'imlly of I'lftcHI |??>i' CV; ll I, and Will be Collected by dilrcsss or otherwise until l?th of November; after tlnlt dale Ibo County Treasurer will proceed to collect hy levy and sale as provided by law. Taxes are payable in tho following kinds ol' funds and no other: (lold and Silver Coln, United Slates Currency, National Dank Notes, And for County Taxes Jury abd Wilucsses Tickets. Parties liable to Poll Tax and refusing or failing lo pay thc sumo will bo indicted before a Trial Justice for a misdemeanor and lipon con viction shall be lilied hol InOrc (han (cn dollars, besides costs, or by imprisonment in (ho County Jail not more that! thirty days. All information as IO tates freely given by mall oi* otherwise. II. I'. tiliVtXDVjlt, County Treasurer Oconcc County. September 4, 18711. 42 . "-STATE: OF SOUTH ?ARD?N?; Oooaxoo County. Iii the Court of Common Pleas. Andrew (', llrowil. Plaintiff, ngninst Mrs James Todd, widow, Johh Todd, cliildrcn Of Elisa beth Steele, tinnies unknown, James Todd and Thomas Todd, sons of Wm Tod I, deceased, Sarah fi Eiskine? Wm J Erskine, Margaret ? Markham nee Erskine, Jehu It Erskine, Murilla J Erskine, Julia ll Erskine and New Ion E Krskinc, sous and daughters of Jone E Erskine, deceased, Lela Todd, daughter of Caler Todd, decease 1, Newton H Drctwn and James I, Itrowh, sous of Alis M E lirown, de ceased, Defendants-SUSISIONS IN PARTITION. To the Defendant^ aboye nntped VOU am) cnoh of you arc hereby summoned I and required (o answer (lie complaint in tilts notion, which is Died in thc ellice of thc Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for OConcc County, and to serve a copy pf yottr answer on Hie suhsCi itx rs nt (heir office in Ibo town of Walhalla, 8 C, WilliiU Iwenly days rifler the service of (his summons on yoi!, exclusive Of (llb day of sorvlce. if you fail to answer tho com plaint within that limo, (he Plainliir will lake judgment against you for the relief demanded in (he complaint and tho costs of this action. KEITH & VERN ER, Plaintiff's Attorneys. jr?7 J J. W. STRini.ING, G C p To Mrs James Todd, John Todd, James Todd and Thomas Todd, Sarah E Erskine, Margaret E Markham nco Erskine, Wm J Erskine, Lela Todd, Newton II Brown and children of Elizabeth Steele, names unknown, nbscnt de fendants-^ Tnko notice (hat (lie summons and complain! in lilia action was filed in thc office of the Clerk of (ho Court of Common Pleas for Oconee County on the Idlh day of Augus(, 187'.', for (he partition of the real estate of James Todd, de ceased, ami for relief, ko, KEITH & VERN EU. Plaintiff's Attorneys. August 14, 1870 30 (it joitft ii. BURKS J- ?{ ono. rv. ?Ava. ST?DES & Tm WA EE A LARGE STOCK -OF* COOKING STOVES, W^IIOII WK SELL UNDEH AG?AH antco. Prices Hinging from $12 np to $10 We keep EVERYTHING in the Tinware line, /toojing Guttering Made a specialty. Il'iofing dono at from $G to $7 per scjunro. (luttering done at 12? couts per foot. ' County jobs done nt short notice. Wo aro prcpaicd to do all kind.) of work in tho Stove and Tin Line. All work and ware warranted. Au examination of Moek and orders so-* lioitcd. Thankful (or past furors, KO aro ?lospec-fully. Hums <Jjr flays. Juno 5, 187? ?9~Iy ATLANTA MEDlCAM?p^EGE. 'THE Twenty-Second Annual Coarse of hectares 1 will commence l>otobcr I?tb, 1870, and close March 4th, 18W>. ' FACULTY-J. O. Westmoreland, W. F. West moreland, W. A. Love, Y< IL Taliaforro, John Tliad. Johnson, A. W. C&lhuun, J. H. Logan, J. T. Hanks; Demonstrator, J. W. Williams. This well established College afford? opportu nity for thorough ruedjcal education. ft ls in affiliation wit)), mid its tiqkets and diplomas recognized by, every leading medical oollogo in tho Country. Requirements for graduation as heretofore. Sond for Announcement, giving full informa tion. JMO. THAD. JOHNSON, M. D" Boan, Atlanta, Qa. August li, 1879 30-lmo PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Dr. Burt Mitchell HAS permanently looatedvat Westminster and offers bis professional services to tho com munity. Office over new storeroom of Matuow sou & Jameson, nfenr tho depot, where ho cnn be found at all timos, unless professionally engaged. Sopt 4, 1879 42-3mo* STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA; O oonoo Oouxrty. Colirt of Common I'lnis, John YY. .Daniels, C C. P. and successor, Plain tiff, ugniust J.ydld A. M. VauWyek, in her Own right and ns executrix of Wm. VauWyek ?nd Leila 0. VnnWyck, Defendants-Si MKONH roii RKUfcr-(Convplsint not 8emd.1 , To thc Defendant Lydia A. &}. VnhWybk and Leila t?. VanWyck Y OU arc hereby summoned and required to J. answer the complaint, in (his action, a copy ol' which is filed in thc office of thc Clerk of tho Court ol' Common Pleas, ul Anderson ?. ll., S. C., and lo serve a copy of your answeb to tho Srtid complaint on thc subscribers al (heir offlco Anderson C\ li., S. C., within twenty dtiys niter (Ile service hereof, exclusive of the day of suoll service; and if you fail to answer tho complaint within tho time aforesaid, tho plaintiff In this action will apply tolhc Court for the relief de manded in llic cothplaihl. Anderson, S. 0,, August 2"ii, 187S1. B?HLB, W BL LB. it W HST M O ll KL \ N D, OBU& T HI lill Kb, Plaintiff's Attorneys. lb. 8. j J. W. BTRIBLIN?, O. f. P. To (ho absent drfendents: fJOV will take noiiee (hat thc summons mut I com])btint in this adieu was filed in the office of thc Clerk of tho Court nf Common Pleas for Ocouco County, oil the 27th day of August, I87U. BAULK. WKLLS & W EST M O lt K L A N D. O Ult & TRIBBLB, Plaintiffs Attorneys. August 28th, 1?7B 41-Gt LADIES' STORE Wt. WOULD fiKSPkcfr'tiLLY ANNOUNCJI lo bur patrons and friends the fiesli arrivai of our SPUING STOCK OF GOOPS, consisting of tho Latest Novelties ol' thc Season, such ns Prints, Dress (louds, Lawhs, Jaconets, ?nlu socks, Cambric and India Long (.lolhs, &c. A beautiful line of Notions, consisting of Kid and Lisle (Hoves, (all colors,) Fans, Pad abd Handkerchief Girdles, Silk Tics, Collars and Cuffs, Buffles, Huchiilg and Collfircltes. A full assortment of Gents' Furnishing Go?dtfj Hals ol' all Varieties, Slraw, Wool and felt: Please call mid examine our Stock, as then you cati fdrnl a belter idea of what xtp have. Respectfully) C. L. Itl??) & CO. Mardi 27 1871/ ?9 ly WALHALLA F EM ALB -o:o: rTMIE next session of this institution tvill I commence THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th. 187Q. lt is an advantage to I ea cbc rs mid pupils to etiler thc vurioua chistes at that time, foy 1 n few weeks delay render it difficult to ndvano.e with class. Board in College and in private families, per month, - - $10.00 Juvenile Department, per month. - .50 Primary Department, per month, - .80 Academic Department, per month. - 1.00 Collegiate Department, per month, - 3.00 Tiloso pi ices arc exclusive of ?State appro-* priation8. Music, Wax nnd Fancy Work c^Wt.. For particulars, address. fl?Bi. fi?. S.HEI/rZER. July 24, 1879 .Id-ly A DOER COLLEGE, WALHALLA, S. G. rp IHK EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION wilt begin on TilUUSDAY, the lilli day of Scptcmbor next. Tuition per session, * $20 00 Board por mouth, including every thing except washing and lights, $10 00 Instruction thorough by a full corps of Pro fessors. For particulars address KUI. J. R? KILEY, Chairman 0/ Faculty. WAUUU.A, H. C., July 31, 187*9." ?7- ly MARBLE Y ARD, -A.nd.ors0x1 O. KC., S.O. HY T If O S. Hf'.' W ll tl' H; , l U kinds of TOMnSTONK WOKR il done nt short notice and in (ho most im proved and satisfactory Manner. All work warranted. Having been in tho business for 1 twenty-one years, it is needless for mc to Say m?re. Address or call and soc rr.? at tho Benson House, Anderson C. H., S. C. THQS. M. VVHITK. Deo G, 1878 3- ly Robertson, Taylor & Go., guccoflsors to ??O. ty. WILLI A SIS & CO., Cotton I^euotore^ "WholoseLl? O-rooere -AND (JEN ERA IA' COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1 &Z, Hayne ?ireet. C.'h/irloHtoii, JBK O? July 17, 1879 ' 3.r>-?mos. ASSIGNMENT OF HOMESTEAD. MUS. K'STHKR BRlJOIsF, has niado applica tion to Mo for an assignment of homestead1 of tho pcrstfrrM a/id rcaf estritb belonging lo Hie osl?te of V. A. Bruoko; deceased. T6r tho benefit of herself <>nd minor children. J hereby give notice that J will pass on thc! sadie flj my office on Satiyd.iy, October 4ih. 1879. . H tCl IA RD LEWIS, Judge Probate Ocouco Oounty? ?eplomber i, 1879. 4*2- 51