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mamm~-*mma mIInu m m ? i i m.> IHWI?IMIII?MIIIIIIIIII Chow JookBon's DeBt Swcot Navy Tobacco. Next year ia "loop ycaa"-take duo notice, girls. Frenching nttbo Presbyterian Church Sunday night al 7 r. M. Sunday Sohool ut Uj A. M. Preaching in tho Methodist Church on next Sunday ut ll A. M. Sunday School ut il A A. M. Preaching lu Hie Baptist Church Sunday at ll A. M. and at 7 v, M. Sunday School at ?? A. M. A. S. Todd, Esq., tho nblo editor of tho An derson Journal, honored our sanctum with his prosonco this week. It will bc ?oen by a nolico clscwhero that tho Teachers' Union of Oconco County hos been postponed to a later date. Tho Air Lino Railroad lias ordcrod threo uew freight engines, and evon with theso it will bo difficult to keep all tho freight moving. Wo 'understand that ibero is lo bc nu excur sion to Charleston on tho 10th instant, and that tho favo from Walhalla will only bo $4.76. Persons will bavo three days l*i tho city. Is you want good, sweet and healthy bread, buy your yeast oakes from Mrs, Mary V. Morgan, in Midway. Price 10 cents per dozen. -j In (his State a statute provides that all per sons having no reasonable or lawful excuse shall attend some religious service every Sunday. lu February next there will bo liv o Sun days.. Tho fact occurs but tinco limo in a oontury. Thus, aftor 1880, wo will havo to wait until 1920 boforo tho shortest mouth of thc year can again boast of live Sundays. YVo have frequently thought that if tho Lord had put Job in a house with it equalling baby, willi ibo pamo capacity for squealing that tho average American brat has, instead of covering bim with boils ho would havo lost his temper in less than twenty four hours. Rev. S. L. Morris, pas'or of tho Presbyterian Church, preached lo his congregation on hist Sunday on thc subject of baptism, and in his discourse touched up tho iinmersionl?t?i quilo lively. The preacher took drong ground against baptism bj immersion and argued that baptism by sprinkling is the Scriptural mode. Mr. Wm. P. Calhoun, Principal of tho Fair Play High School, paid us a visit this week, llo Informed U9 that ho has a nourishing sohool, numbering about eighty Students. Mr. Calhoun is deeply inlcrestcd ia thc educational interests of our County and is doing all bc can lo elevate tho standard of education. Wo trust, with thc co-operation of all tho educators in the County, be may succeed. Wo regret to chronicle a sid event which occurred in our county a few miles Northeast of Walhalla, on tim nth instant. Mr. Adgcr Crcnshaw, a young man of seventeen years of age, a son of Mr Samuel Crcnshaw, Sr., while playing aimil an overshot water wheel at a mill near his boure, fdl between un avm of Hie wheel and (he pillar md had his head crushed, causing almost instil!.! death. Ile was bin it'd at. <ho Baptist Church y.i..i in Walhalla on Tuesday afternoon al 2 o'clock. Wo understand thal (he Foil; Baptist Associa tion, which mot willi Shiloh Church on last ?Friday and Saturday, was largely at I ended by dclogatcf, ami visitors. Tho deliberations of the body wen; ploiiH'.Mit, harmonious and inte resting and a genuino brotherly feeling pre vailed. Rev. E. h, Sisk was' oleclcd Moderator natl Wm, J. Hoard, Clerk ol' Hie Association. The next mooting of (he Apso elation will bo Iicld with tho West mi niter Baptist Church, and will convene On ', ucsdiiyand olo*e on Thursday, <b?f\)ro tho foin ll; Sunday in September, 1 B7?. Wc rti'0 requested lo give uolico that thc young ladies ol' the Phllophrcuiiui Literary So ciety of Walhalla Femi.lc Collrgo will give nu entertainment, consisting ol* Jim reading of dioico solcolior.fl, interspersed wit.li sweet music, at the college building, next Friday evening at 7 o'clock. The objector this entertainment ls to procuro means to lit up their socicly hall, The public, genet ally it: invited to attend. Prof. W. W. Legare, of Adgcr College, will presido .over the entertainment. Admission fee wilt bo .only ?ive couts. Desiring to put down thc Irado (d' numerous patent medicines, sonic of which aro worth-, let's, wo*tirc putting up with thc formula on tho bottle thc following: Southern liver reen later* sarnopurillu, extract buobu, cod liver oil ' pniu?.*'ol,4,i vermifuge, liniments, horse powders, syrup 0? tar und wild cherry for coughs, bair dyes, cathartic pille, worm lozenges und many others. A great many r i thc ahovo havo been tried by our own ptvplc to whom wo can refer you lor testimonia.:' Respectfully, ll. E. NORMAN & Uro., Druggists. Tcachors' Union of Oconoo. As Court will bo in session on tho day ap pointed for thc meeting of tho Union, it ha? been deemed advisable to put thc meeting oil' until thc third Saturday in October. II. STRONG, President. WM. P. CAI.IIOI.N, Secretary. Sonoca City. A few days ago we paid a short visit to Seneca City. This little Iowa is localed at tho crossing of tho Air Lino and Blue Ridge Railroads, which is ono ol' its chief features id' importance, besides being a good coll?n market. Some beautiful and commanding private residences.ni o dolled herc and Ibero, while il iias a good hole), an imposing church edifice, in which all Christ ean denominations worship thc true and tho living Cod. Nearby (his church is tho high .ichool of (he (own presided over by Protestor Mooro. Among its business men wo nole thc names of M. W. Coleman & Co, A. I. bedford, John Hopkins, O. F. Bacon & Co., Gignillibl & Co., J. M. Dumas, John A. Heese, J. W. Spear man, E. A. McCarley. James Stanton, and last, though not least, John C. Carey, tho champion colton buyer, who has recently built and nicely filled up a largo colton warehouso eighty feet long by twenty-eight feet broad, whore bo blores away, until ho gels roady to ship, tho large quantity of cotton he buys daily at this place. Mr. Carey is one of thc risf'ig business men of Upper South Carolina-industrious, reliable and prompt. Ho only needs a good wifo to make him a ht lil moro useful and valuable citizen, which wo trust ho will bo aldo lo get before long. Tho building of thc Blue Ridge Depot at HHS place is going up rapidly and will be completed in a week or (cn da. s, when it is proposed to have nu exchange of freights with thc Air Line and Bluo Itidge Railroads, Among tho possibilities of (ho futuro for Soiicca is (he oponing of a new business house by I wo well known gentlemen of thal community. They propoKO lo do a gcnoral dry goods and grocery business. A now drug store also will soon bo opened by soino palliou from Ninety-Six, in Abbcvillo County. Among (lio now residents of thia villngo is Rov. J. J. Neville and wifo, who liavo bought properly liero and Jiavo had creeled a nico and comfortable coUago rcsidonco thereon, togothcr willi olhor necessary out buildings, Wo re gretted to finit lilia rovornod gcntlcinnn iu bad lioaltli, and as pastor of tho Walhalla nud Scucca <'ity Circuit ho lins boen unable to meet Homo of hi? appoint monia lu tho past month on no?oiint of his fccblo condition. Mo Informed us (hat ho cxpcolcd to rest from preaching next year, with (ho hope (hat by so doing ho may bo enabled lo rcouporato his health. Seneca is a considerable cotton market - Messrs. Carey and Coleman being (ho principal buyers. Tho sales for llio past two or (hroo weeks havo averaged ?IQ or 10 bales per day. Tho great mineral spring nt Ibis pince, which was so much talked about and visited a yonr ago, is now uumboro.d with (ho things of (tic past, although wo heard it rumored that it lind broken out afresh in sonic other locality near by. Mr. Ai W. Thompson, tho great livery atablo man ol' tho Piedmont region, has his headquar ters herc, and (hero is no mun in all our know ledge, that is engaged in this business, who can beat him in furnishing good turn outs and making fast time, lt is said of him that ho onco beal tho Blue llidge trail) between Walhalla mid Seneca City. Strange Nows from Homo by tho Way of Washington. WASHINGTON, September oO.-District Attorney Northrop, ol' South Carolina, is in Washington. Ho says th.it, notwith* standing tho two or three recent political murders and attempts at murder, mult?is aro remarkably quiet for that latitude. Thc only topic that ?renlos any particular ex citement at prosont is tho approaching mu nicipal election in Charleston, and thc only feature of that event which requires much consideration by tho Democrats is how to keep tho colored men from voting. Thc plan most in favor is to moko tho nomina tions in tho primaries, to which ?one but white Democrats will bo admitted, and then elect in tho usual mannet*. 'Inoro is, how over, a split, and n serious ono, in the De mocracy, and (his promises to let the .Re publicans in in favor of ono of the Demo cratic factions, if not for a candidato of their own. Mr. Northrop says that tho Stnto courts aro entirely in tho hands of thc Democrats, und it is utterly useless for any Republican to hope for justice in any of them if thc cnr,c involves auj political features. There is, however, a dawning manifestation of a radical chango in tho altitude of tho Do mooney, and thia is brought, about simply by the publia BO uti m ont which has boen raised nt tho Non!) by the reports of South ern outrages. Thc Democratic leaders aro gelling alarmed by tho prospect of a speedy retribution, nod this fact ahme is .serving (o procure for colored Republicans some of their political rights. Encouraged by tho outlook, Mr. Northrop says tho Republi cans have organized all over the State for the next, notional campaign, and will put candidates for Congress iu the (iold ii? at least three districts, with the confident ex pectation of electing thc.ii. Mr; Northrop declares that only hy the realization, of tho hopes of the most stal wart members of tho Republican party eau tho South bo churned from its present, cou* dition of nomi bnrbnirism. - Washington Cor. oj the Baltimore Morning llwald, WASIIUVUTON, October 2.- A. letter has boen received herc from M. li. Illyee, of Walhalla, S. C., brother of thc lute Alex ander Rrycc, who was assassinated in o cowardly manner by Democratic night-ri dors a month ago, requesting thc aid ot South Carolina republicans in this city in raising funds for tho purpose of retaining counsel to assist tho Stalo Attorney in bringing thc murderers tn justice. The ietlci was responded to im mediately, and Mr,Bryce was informed that his request would bc complied with so far ns the money was con cerned, but it must bo distinctly under .stood that no part of the money contributed shall bo paid to any Democratic lawyer Mr. Bryon was advised to secure thc seri vices of Hoi). Martin T.. Townsend, of Nev; York. Strange ns it may seem, there an few, if any, Republican lawyers of an} note in South Carolina, nnd Republicans whether they bo white or colored, ari forced to trust their causes in thc hands o political opponents. [Dispatch to 2Vcw Yorh Times. Tm: STRU?OIIR FOU NEW YOKK STATB. Tho Now York correspondent of tho Phila dolphin Ledger, a writer of strong Ropubli can leanings, says: "Veteran Republican! who have josi returned from a thorough can vasa o? tho central counties, along tho lino c tho New Vo'.k Central, express po little aux ioty at tho aspect of tho political bituotio away from this centro. They pay that th popular interest in Mr. Cornell is largel absorbed hy tho Democratic contention bo tween Robinson and Kelly, and to such a extent is Hii? the caso that ill ?orno loonlith it might bo supposed that thero was no Rc publican ticket whatsoever in tho field. Th dominant idea all through tho rural distrie in fact, is that Tammany is na objectionable power morally aa it is politically, and no that ibero is an opportunity for putting a end to it, it might bo as well for all good citi zens, asido from political proforouoas ani prejudices, to tinito to iniprovo it. Thin ein: of Republicans admit that tho defeat of tl Rolly faction would givo undue prestigO Mr. Tilden, but if they havo to ohooso b< tWOon that gentleman and Kelly, they sa they can put up with 'Tilden and lake tl eh.Mio.es of upsetting him hereafter. If the: r?prosontations aro correct, as I nm inclim to think they nie, (ho allegation that (hero a secret allinnco between Cornoll and Kel would seem to bo disposed of. Tho repor abovo mentioned, it may bo added, havo bec laid before tho Republican General domini (oe, and tho offoot thero is to quicken tho a rangements for muss meetings hero an throughout tho Stale, in order to keep tl rank and filo lo the support of Mr. Cornel without any roforenoo whatsoever to tho Don: coralie schism. Senator Conkling is wrilii and telegraphing in favor of i ni ni ed i a notion, and ho promises, if his health wi permit, to toko tho stump next week. Thc is evidently a crises at hand." - im -#- . . During Ibo pant week seven colored porsoi and one white person have died within tl eorporato limits ol' Columbia. Dotting io n miglity bad thing, tho faot ia it novor benefits anyone OXCC.pt tho winner, wliile tito loser linn a kind ox lost look and fcoliug. 15at ii' you can get n dead euro thing, why thon put up your lust dollar on it. Wo know of ono such chanco. You oan bet your last dollar on Tablet 's Duel oyo Pilo Ointment curing in every misto. Price 50 cents. For palo by lt. E. Norman ?X. Uro. A reporter of tho New York Herald hoe boon interviewing Gens. Gary and MoGowan nt tito W Iii to Sulphur Springs, and tho sentiment of tho South tis represented by these gentlemen scorns to bo in favor of anybody rather than Saud. J. Tilden. Just leave Tilden out of tho question und tho South will bo satisfied with almost auy good mau. That 2 and 2 nuiko 4 is an established fact nono cnn dony. That Porfalino is tho bcBt remedy in tho world for nil disorders of tho stomach und liver, is another fact to which all who bavo tried it will bear testimony. It is entirely vogotablo, and compounded with thc greatest care; euell package containing 80 doses foran adult. Price 50 cents. For salo by lt. E. Norman & Ero. COTTON BORNEO.-When a few hundred yards above Cedar Creek, on tho CE it C. lt. lt., last night, conductor Muslin disoovorcd that ono of (bc ears in his train, containing twenty-four bnles of cotton, was on iiro. Every effort was mada to save tho cotton, but tho Tiro bad nuulo such headway that only livo bales wore saved, nod they w ere OOnsidfH ra bl y damaged. Tho friends of Cen. Hancock propose to establish n Hancock headquarters at Wash? Ington when Congress moots and to begin the work nf aetively pushing bim for tho Demo? eratic nomination for tho Presidency. They expect much assistanco from tho South and parts of thc West. A bolo of dD5 pounds waa recently ginned from 1,370 pounds of seed cotton in Green ville. i>>V? .=. Sj vi!s, fl r'-V-v M <^.\ 19 R fe Rro_esVraotert from Vogotablo products, combining tr ?&ftn tko J Li?dralcoorMay Apple, whinbin reuoi ??'/.(. I by iihyslolana eu UK .';..'- e.--.-: : 'calomol, p^saoyatr?;i nit tho \ :.?.... i ?? .Ce i. iui??rnl, without Ita ?3 Y il 5 (U SM ? til h t: ?< v-,. kV {.hcy_c.vc Inson pnm . ' ?. They stimulate ihn W?ltPAp ? \ . ' "?, " iiv.-.foiato tho ??EliV?l y ii?T?VJ M. r.n:\ rave tono to tJ?ojpKII' v.; :>V'}.-. . ?Sjc.-.....tiuKpor fitet f\i?? :?.?id thoron ? li assimilation of food, '.t'hoy iyx 111 a powerful i>\fl?o?co on t?.! >, i i i N '.y.'. rev.l I.IV JOH, anet thro UKI i tho:i i ryr;-,'Uf remove r.r. impuft? Ces, thui] \ ilidlr.hir; thc tiaauoaof thc? body iv.il causing n ho:\Ui'.y condition of tho &??T?ltl"^lfi8IAl REMEDY .Jbog have r~.o eenie \ ; end en aronultnot nu n rn ' ve,it i vu u.-?I c uro Foy BtTl"o\iBtRtt i - i i 111 : iCn toi riiltt?ut", Typhoid govern^ niwl lleven* and A KUO". O pop. th?healthy act ion of t ho L?oiunch, d?ponds, nhnost wholly, thu ):? nlth of tho human rao?j ill ?S tim? ortho pvotont prenoro.tlQii. ; it is for tho O uro of this ii: ..?>..?.?... n.i'.t im ntto-iirtaiitof B?OK-11 KA DiiCl li?, N i?HV ?VSNESS, J)E8 F?llDEif?Y, ff)?l, l'iLSS^.cT, that T?YFS osa Iiavo pfllnofl mich a vido aproadropotft? tion. No I.tovnody ) o> ovor boon cliecov-; ore -.1 that nets HO BpeedUy and gently ott tho dJf-oi-.vi.vo ?. ivi |. ivjtng thom tono and vir^or toosr.inMlixtr lund. 'JL'hir. hoing ncconjy.ltahod, ot't:om-;;o tho NERVOUS SYSTEM SS BRACED, THE f?RASH IS NOURISHED, AND THE BODY ROBUST. 3?0ing composed oftho Juices of plants oxtractod byjioworful chomlcnl agen cies, anti prepared in a_concon_tmtod form, thoy aro guarantpcd" froo from, any thing that"eau in jure tho most dol joa topi i r_f, o : i._ . A noted chcnilnt wlio lins unaly ?ced them, suya .'THEKE L'j KORE VIRTUE IN ONE OP TU'XT'G P?L?.S, THAN CAN BE POUND IN A PINT OP ANY OTHER." Wo tltoroforo nay to tho nmictcil Try thic Romedyfalrly, it will not hann you, you hnvo nothing to toso,butwi(l suroly ?nln nVigo* rous Body, Puro Blood, Strone; Norvos and a Choorful h'iind. Principal Onioo, 35 Blurry fi*.,', N. Y? Poid hy Hni:';-iHti ..hrOlli'llC.tlt thu world. TUTT'S HAIE DYE. OnAVllAthbn WinsKiuts clmiiKcd lo n ui.os:ix nij.;;KI>y iifiiii'l? uin.li t-tU>ii<if Uni DYK. lt lin. jim tn u N':Our..l t.'..l.M , nols ]iiy|:uilii!ic<'iii>ly, nnd ia llarihio.M :m eprliiK \v Uer. Suld by l>t unKialB. or pont Oy 6xpr< IA on rovoilit ol 9'. . J Onico 35 rviurruy St., Now York. ?TOTIOK is horoby given that Oom mia li .'doner W. W. Moss will bo nt tho Cane Crock llridgo, near Dr. Porritt's, on SAT UHDA.Y, tho 18th of October instant, for tho purpOSO of letling out tho fiontroct to rebuild tho HridgO over Olino Greek nt that point. Spool Goat ?OHS and plan will bc OX* liibitcd, and thc Eridge lot to tho lowest responsible bidder. i?ond will bo taken from tho successful bidder for thc faithful pcrformnnoo of h?s contract ou that dny. Tho Commissioners reservo thc right to IC jeet any and nil bids. A. LAY, W. W. MOSS, J. K. STMEIJK, County OommissionOrfl Oconeo (Motility. October 2, 1879. 40 8t ?TICK ! NO TICE is hereby given tbnt tho annual mooting of thc Hoard ?d' County Com missioners will bo hold at Walhalla, S. C., in tbooflicoof Keith it Vorner, on tho 1st Mon* dny in Novombcr next. All persons holding cluinis against tho County of Oconoo aro hereby required to filo them in tho oflico of tho Clork of Hoard Commissioners, on or boforo that day, RO that tho sanio may bo audited by Commise loners. Tho fiscnl yoar of 1879 ends tho 1st day of Novomhor. J. S. VE It NEE, Clerk Hoard County Commissioners of Ooonoo County. Ootobor 2, 1879 46-4t WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING o our customers and friends that our LARGE SELECTED STOCK. or FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Which bus been bought by our MR. C. L. il KI u, who has just relumed from New York, ia lally arriving aud Trill ho completo in a few laya. lu consequence of having paid oash for nearly )ur entire stock, wo will bo enabled lo nell nt nioes that will defy competition. Aa wo ma ko u specialty of DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS AND FLANNELS, It is usoleas lo enumerate tho many new and beautiful designs in tho above goods, aa wo feel turo that wc have undoubtedly tho best assort ment wc have ever carried. LADIES' CLOAKS. A very lino lino of Ladies' Cloaks, of tho latest stylo, trimmed in silk and velvet. NOTIONS AND HOSIERY. In theso departments wo lmvo such a varied assortment of tho latest novelties, too numerous to mention, thal can only bo appreciated by ex amining them. HATS. A well Bcleclod stock of Hats for Ladies, Oontlcmon mid Children. Newest Styles, Low est Prices. GENTS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. Tho largosl and most complete variety of Ibo above goods (hat wo have ever handled. A full assortment of Groceries, Crockery and Glassware, llardwn.ro, Wooden and Willowwaro, Hoots, .Shoos and Gaiters, Over-Shoes, Trunks, Traveling Satchels, Clocks, Wall Paper, Window Shades, &o. An examination of (he above goods is all wc ask, ns wo feel confident that wc can please all and wo will spare no pains to do so. Whon vou cuter our store please bear in mind that it is uo troublo to show goods. Respectfully, C. L. REID & CO. Oct 2, 1870_10-ly 18 68. 1879. ARRIVING DAILY!! THE Choicest Class of DH Y GOODS, FANCY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, <&c. Theso Hoods have been bought with' oaro and at Bottom Figures, from tho best mar keta in tho United States and WILL BE SOLD -AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. P. V. WALLER asks his old frionds to call around and ho will tell you why ho is selling SO CHEAP* Respectfully, J. E. HENDRIX. October 2, 1879 40 R?MR0DT MILL. ooo Thc Corn Mill is newly outfit ted, in good running order und run by a No; J Miller. A new Cotton Gin is^ during the cotton season,in operation and supervised by a competent ginncr, Mr. William Burley. {?f Tho Cotton loll at tho Gin is insured. G. WANNER, yftont September 18, 1870 44.1m MR AND FINAL NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to J. IL SMOH or J. II. SfiiOH Si SON, prior to Scptembor 1st, 1878, must positively make payaient to tho under signed by tho ttrsl of Octobor next. Pading to Jo so, 1 will proceed ot ouco lo collect lt by law. J. II. SL10H. August 28, 1870. 4.1-5t Cotton ll CTS. PER LB., ALL parlies indobtcd to mo forsloro accounlo I will pay eleven ocnls pei' pound for Middling Cotton, brought to mo before October 1st. I am also prcpurcd to pay Ibo highest cash prices. I have on hand tho largest Stock of Goods I have ovor had, consisting of CHOICE GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, SHOES AND HATS, CROCKERY AND MEDICINES, And nil kinds of Goods kept in a Village Store, which will bc sold very low for cntih er hart cr. Parties indebted will fmd il lo their interest now lo accept my proposition and settle thole accounts villi colton at eleven cents per pound. Respectfully, J. P. MICK?I?. September 18, 1879 44 TAX NOTICE! TREASURER'S OFFICE, September 1st, 1879. IN accordance with thc Supply Dil), approved December 2Kb, 1878, notice is hereby given that this oflico will bo open for Hie collection of laxes ulontliiy, September 15, and will remain open until Ootobcr 31 st. Tho ralo per centum of taxes is as follows: Stale purposes, . { - 2'} mills. County, ... 3 mills. Past Indebtedness, - 1 mill. Schools, 2 mills. Poll Tax, ... $l 00. In all cases where Ibo May Installment has not been paid a Penalty of Five Per Cent. will be added lo said Installment. All laxes ran?aining unpaid on tho first day of November will incur a Peimily of Fifteen per Cent., and will bo collected by dilrcsss or otherwise until 16th of November; aitcr I hat dato thc County Treasurer will proceed lo collect by levy and sale as providod by law. Taxes arc payable In tho following kinds of funds and no other: Gold and Silver Coin, United States Currency, National Dank Notes, And for County Taxes Juvy mid Witnesses Tickets. Parlies Hablo to Poll Tax and refusing or failing to pay thc samo will ho indicted before a Trial Justice for a misdemeanor and upon con viction shall bo fined not moro (han (cu dollars, besides costs, or by imprisonment in thc County Jail not moro than thirty days. All information as to loxes freely given by mail or otherwise. SI. F. Aff..KX;,tNl)12Il, County Treasurer Oconcc County. Scptombcr 4, 1879. 42 JOIIN R. BUCKS }? -{ GEO. Wi HAYS. STOVES & TO WAHI -OF COOKING STOVES, W^IIOH WE SELL UNDER A QU All an too. Pricos ranging from $12 up to $40. Wo koop EVERYTHING in tho Tinware lino. Hoofing Sf Guttering Made a specialty. Roofing dono nt from ?.G lo $7 per square Outlcring done at 12? cents per foot. County jobs dono at short notice. Wo aro prepared to do all kinds of work in tho Stovo and Tin Lino. All work and waro warranted. An examination of stock and orders so-? licitcd. Thankful for past favors, wo aro Rcspccfully. Burns %y ??ays. Juno 5, 1879 29-ly PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. nr. Hurt Mitchell HAS permanently localed at Westminster and oilers his professional services to tho com munity. Oflico over now storeroom of Mathew son & Jameson, nenr tho dopot, where ho can bo found al all times, unless professionally engaged. Sopt 4, 1879 42-3mo* Final Settlement 'PHI? undersigned petitions to tho Probato 1 Court nt Walhalla, S. C., for a final settle ment of the list?te of Joptha Norton, deceased, on Friday, Ibo 17th day of Octobor, 1879, at ll o'clock ?, M., and for a final discharge from said estate as Excoulor. J. D. SITTON, Executor. September ll, 1879 IS. lt PROCLAMATION. STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA, liXKOUTIVH DKVAUTMBNT, COLU.MIUA, September 18, 1870. WHKBKAS information lins boen rocoived at Ibis Department tlint un atrocious murder was committed in Oconec County, on or about tho 26th day of August, A. 1). 1870, upon Ibo body of A. BRYCE, JH., by a person or persons unknown, and thal the said person or perdona bave tied front justice: Now, -riiiuir.rmtr., I, vr. 1). SIMPSON, Governor of (Ito Slato of South Carolina, in order that justice may bo douo ?ind lb?; majesty of (ho law vindicated, do hereby oiler a t oward of ON Ii HUNDRED AND PJt'TY DOLLARS for tho apprehension and delivery in any j til of t li i 3 Stato of tho said person or j'Crsons willi proof lo convict. IN TESTIMONY wnr.nr.or I have hereunto set my hand and caused tho Or Oat .Seal ot' (?/-?-v") Ute Slate lo bc affixed,-al Columbia, \ I,, s. J- thia ISih dav O? Beptcmbor, A. J). ! 187?.). and in il.o on? hundred and fourth year ol' (he Independence of I i!io United Stato ot' America. W. a>. SIMFSOM, Govtmos-. HY TIU: Oovintxoit: (Olliciul) WADU II. MANXIXO, Private Scorolnry ll. M. SIMS, Secretary State. September l:.r>, IS7:'. d?-8t S T AT E 0 F G?U ? H CAROL ??A,~" O oonoo O ounty. Court <i? Common ??i :.:??:. John \Y, Daniels, 0 C. V. and successor, Plain? tiff, against Lydia A. .M. VanWyck, in her own right and as executrix ol' Win. VfiuWyok and Leila G. VnnWyok, Dcfoudaats-SUMMONS ion ltr.Liui - (Complaint not Sewed.) To Ibo Defendant Lydia A. M. V?nWyck and Leila O. VanWyck YOU ave hereby summoned and required to answer (lie complaint in Ibis uclim:. a co]\y of which is filed in (he office ol' lim Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas, at Anderdon C. IL, S. C., und to servo a copy of your answer to (ho said complaint on the subscrlbors at (heir ollico Anderson C. II., S. C., within If only days after thc service hereof, excludive of (he day ol' snell Hervioe; and if you fail (o ans wer thc complaint, within (ho timo aforesaid, Ibo plaintiff hi this action will apply to the Court for tho relief de manded in tho complaint. Anderson, S. C.. August 28, 1870. KA lt LD. WELLS & WESTMORELAND, ORR& T1UBBKL, Plaintiff's Attorneys. i ETs? 1 J. \Y. STRIBLING, C. C. P. To tho absout dcfendonl trOU will tako not loo (hat (ho summons and x complaint ir. this notion wan lllod in thc office ol' tho Clerk of thc Court or Common Picas for Oconeo Count v, on tho 27th doy of August, 1870. BARLE, WELLS & WESTMORELAND, OUR & TRIUDL13, Plaintiff's Attorney* ' August 28th, 1870 ll-Ot T])GKirC()LIJiG?T WA?eH??tiS,, S. C. llIE EXERCISES OF Til IS INSTITUTION will begin on THURSDAY', thc 11th day of September next. Tuition per session, - - - $20 00 Board por month, including every thing: except washing and lights, $10 CO Instruction thorough by a full corps of Pro? For particulars address SS ES Y. ? J. R. JRlfiBY, Chairman of Faculty. WALHALLA, S. C., July 31, 1S70. 37- ly MARBLE YARD, -A.nd.ers?ii 0" KC., S.O. DY T BI. (fr ? . ?ff . W B9 2 T E-J . A LL kinds of A'OOTKS'ffOHE WORK r\ done at short no. and in the most im proved and satisfactory manner. All work warranted. Having bee:; in tho business for twenty-one years, it is needless for mo to say more. Address or call au I sen me at tho Benson House, Anderson O. H., S. ('. THOS. M. WHITE. Dec i), 187? 3-ly .Robertson, Taylor & Co., Successors lo GEO. Vt'. WILLIAMS & CO., Cotton Factors, "Wholesalo Gfrocors COMMISSION M^?CHANTS 1 ?z> 3 Hayiie Btroot OlJ-arloiul;o - ?1. O July 17, IS70 35-3mos. JOHN AK BEL 0 A B IN ? T M ? K ER? XT I? HT. O X .ST E IR, A KO HAS for sale and on hand what everyone needs sooner or later: COFFINS AN? CASKETS; CASES BTJ CASK'ETS, COFFINS Willi Vit I t h o u t ?11(18808. BOmSmltntng [VS ?la? se ESm'lal ?:asos of thc most improved patterns in tho United States. Prices reasonable, according to tho limes. September ll, 1870 . -Dl-ly ?<vmal, Sc??fcm???t THE undersigned petitions t;> tho Probate Court at Walhalla Court JIOIIKO for a Final Settlement of ibu ostato of dames V. Ballinger, Uoboccu .1!. Hallenser, Nancy A. Ballinger, John T. Ballinger and Mary A. Ballinger, minors, on tho lilli day of Octo ber nt ll o'olook A. M.-Simpson Dickson, Guardian-now deceased, and usk tho ostato of said dooonsod to bo released from any fmtimr liability. JAMES N. DICKSON, JOSIAH L. DICKSON, Uxooutors. September ll, 1870 -lo-lt