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?LOOAt IfiATXEttS. Tho remarks of Gol. Livingston In tho Helmte, on the Columbia Canal Bill, trill appear next week. Mr. M. W. Coleman, of Seneca City, has purchased tba valuablo property known as Harper's Mill, near that plaoo. Mrs. M. AV. Skelton, who has boon a resi dent of our town for about ten years, moved to Greenville on last Saturday. Mr. Columbus Soruggs, formerly a resident of West Union, died at Seneca City ou Wed uesday, the 81st instant, of disease, of tho heart. Mr. Daniel Wbltmlro, of Jooassoo, in this county, killed a hog last wook, twenty-two months old, wbiob weighed 440 pounds not. A small party of Cborokeo Indians woro on our streets Tuesday with thoir bowe and arrows and blow-guns. Thoy still practico and presorvo tho peculiarities of their raoo. Wo woro in error in stating last wcok that Dr. Smellier had been called to supply tho Lutheran Church for tho year. Ho has only been called to supply tho church for an in definite time. Colonel 0. J. Forcacr?, of the Ait Une Rail road, says tho Columbia ftoglster, of the Gib instant, brought down and paid over lo the Treasurer tho money fot tho taxes ou his road -for 1877, 1878 and 187?. Mrs. Gilmer, of Abbovillo County, moved Into Walhalla last wcok, and how occupies 'thc'caltogo near tho Prosbytorinn Church. $ho Comes boro for tho purpuso of educating lier children. Wo aro glad to noto hor arri val and hope others may como. ?Tust rocoirod a new lot of Ferry's colo braY?'d gardon seeds. Remember that you can always find the boat nssortniont of lamps nnd lamp goods at our store. Try our "Wedding Oako" tobacoo, 10 cte a cako. A frosh arrival of fruits and ooooanuts in a fow days. ll. E. Nunn AN * BRO. Thero will bo ? total oclipso ol the sun January 11th, Sunday noxt. Visiblo to tho "Western quarter of North America and tu tho Pacific Ocean. Invisible Fm st of n lino drawn through St. Joseph, Mo., and linton llougo, La. To tho West of that lino tho eclipso will nppoar genorally as u partiitl on'o, pre ceding sunset. Attention is dircolcd to tho advertisement of (hr celebrated ball sewing thread, manufactured by the Eagle and IMrocnix Mills nt Colituibus, Georgia, with prices annexed. This is a South ern mfcnafactaro, an? ns wo presume tho prices Will -compote with th oso of any otter like- fac tory, all shoftM feel disposed to patronise it ivs a home enterprise. Wo contiuo to rccoivo tho Southern Educa tional Monthly, published in Charleston, by Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cog?weli, and edited by Mosers. L. B. Haynes and J. J. Dook. Tho subscription prico is Firry CUNTS n year. Wo suppos? all tho teachers of Oconoo County subscribo for it, for really wc don't seo how they can do without it. Thero are eight persons in our county jail, only ono of whom is sorving his sontonco, tho remaining soven being for trial nt tho com ing torin of court. These parties aro charged with crimes from murder down. R?sides those prisoners tho county lins four prisonors in Anderson jail ohurged with murder. There aro also soveral parties oil bail. This doos not speak well for our county, and wo hope in tho future cr i mo will disoppo&r among us. It is costly to tho tax-payers. THANKS.-Tho ladles and gentlemen who took part in tho charades exhibited al Walhalla and Seneca Chris!nias week, desire to return thanks for favors received from tho following persons: To Mr. Henry Diomann, for transpor tation lo Seneca; to Miss Brcnnccko and Mrs. C. li. Watson, for tho loan of organs; to Col. . Livingstou, Mr. I. D. Fincannon and Mrs. Cole man, of Seneca, for valuablo assistance in procuring und furnishing a built tb thc ladies and gentlemen who improvised tho delightful muslo anti to tho many others who gave im portant aid in many ways. Thc success of tho entertainments was duo largely to tho kind offices of many friends. Wo learn frotn oiir Sheriff that Hov. Daniel Prcssly, a negro preacher confined in our jail for grand larceny, attempted on Tuesday night to mako his escapo. By somo means ho lind obtained an auger and during tho night bored out a plug through tho dungeon walls, lined ns they aro with two inch oak plank, throw his clothes out and wad only provontcd from following them by tho dropping of somo pino polos which aro botwoon tho walls, and Willoh ho had not timo to boro in two ofion enough to allow his person to pass. To look nt our dungeon Walls Ono would hardly think A person would hnvo tho norvo to attempt to escape. Pressloy informs tho Sheriff that .tho auger was drawn np to tho window from tho outside of tho jail. Tho exercises of Adgcr College, after tho Christmas holidays, were resumed on thc 6th instant. A very pleasing feature is Ibo prompt ness with which the students have returned, after nn abscneo of several i!'\vs, in visiting friends at their respective lumitJ. A belier collection of young men cannot bo found \h*B those now in Adger College. It is Ibo unani mous testimony of tho faculty that as to admi rable traits of character tho students now in attendance aro moro than ordinary. Ten new ?students cntorod tho col logo on tho otb; nmong Hiern John Hollingsworth, of New Pickcns, Samuel Qilnier, of Abbovillo, and Clifton II. Miller, of Bachelor's Retreat. Thero is a prospect of a largo ir.crca.so by (ho beginning of tho noxt session. If tlioso who huvo sons and wards to educate will consider tho olaims of patronago which the Adgcr Collcgo cortainly merits, its succoss is certain. Altonion ls dirooled to tho nolioo of dissolu tion of tho partnership heretofore oxisting be tween Samuel Lovinggood and W. C. ErvIn, bankers,caused by thc death of tho forinor, and of tho formation of a partnership between W. C. Ervin and John D. Vorncr, in tho banking, brokorngo and commission business. Both m embers of this firm aro reliable and responsi ble business men and they proposo to devoto thoir Whole limo and nltontion to tho business and to extend il as much as possible They havo in tho business (he samo capital slock as tho old finn and will bo ablo to accommodate persons desiring to borrow money ns well aa attend promptly to tho oilier branches of their business. These gentlemen aro safo men and will bo found to bo courteous and accommodat ing at all times. Wo aro glad to no(o that (hoy proposo continuing Ibo business, ns tho bank ls a convenience and almost a necessity to our people. Wo understand that our Masonic friends of l tho Walhalla Lodgo havo in oontoiriplation tho erection of a lodge building, tho first 1 story to ho used ns a drug or other store, tho second for a town hail and tho third for a lodgo room. In this undertaking wo irish our friends of tho niystfo tlo ovory eucooss. Such a building would add dignity and beauty to our town. Chi??h~Direotory~for 1880. Tho following is tho best orrangemont of appointments for tho Walhalla Circuit and Mission that is nt present suggested by tho location and needs of tho work. Further observation may suggest additional changes. Westminster, first Sunday ot 10 o'clock a. m. Center, first Sunday at 3? o'olook p. m. Hopewell, Saturday boforo tho first Suuday at il o'olook a. m. Jooassoo, second Sunday at 10 o'olook a. m. Whituiire's, second Sun day nt 3 J o'dlOok p. tn. Doublo Sprintes, third Sunday nt ll o'ol?ok a. m. Walhalla, fourth Sunday at 10J o'olook a. m. and 7 ! o'clock p. m. Oconeo, fourth Sunday ot ! 3i o'olook p. m. Prayer meeting iu Wal halla Church ovory Thursday at 7 o'olook p. m. Hopewell Saturday beforo tho first Suuday at ll o'clock n. m. Hopewell second Sunday by Hov. J. J. Novillo at ll I o'clock a. m. Hopewell fifth Sunday io Fodruary ot ll o'clock a. m. A. W. MOORE, P. C. BAPTIST OIIUROII.-Rev. Georgo T. Gresham, pastor.-Preaching every Sunday at ll a. tm aud looturo by tho pastor to adult Class In Sunday School nt 9} a. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7 p. m. Tho following aro Hov. W. A. Hodges' appointments on tho Seneca City Circuit for tho year 1880: Rook Springs, first Sunday and Saturday beforo at ll a. m. Old Piok cn8, scoond Suuday aud Saturday beforo at ll a. m. Seneca City, third Sunday nt ll a. m. Friendship, third Sunday at ll J o'clock p. tn. Fairview, fourth Sunday and Saturday boforo at ll o'olook a. m. Tho Homost?ad. TERMS OF TUB PROPOSED CO??STITUTIONAI, AMENDMENT. Joint ltosolution proposing nn amendment to Section 32, Article ll, of thc Constitution of tho Stato of South Carolina, relating to a homestead and providing that tho benefits of n homestead exemption may bo shared cqunlly by ull clussos of citizons. die il resolved by tho Sonnte and IIouso of Representatives of thc Stato of South Carolina, now mot and sitting in Uenornl Assembly, and by tho authority of tho samo: That tho following amendment to thc Con stitution nf tho Stato bo submitted to tho qualified elector* of tho Stute, nt tho next general election, nud if a majority of tho electors qualified to voto for members of the General Assembly voting thereon shall volo in favor of such amendment, and two-thirds of each branch of tho next General Assembly shall, after such election and boforo another, ratify tho snriio nmondmcnt by yeas or nays, it shall bo a part nf tho Constitution, to wit: That Section 32, Articlo II, of tho Constitu tion of this State bo and is hereby stricken out, anti thc following inserted in lieu thoreof: "Tho Gonoral Assembly shall enact such laws as will osompt from attempt from at tachment ami Rale under any m es ne or final process issued from nny court to tho head of any family residing in this State a homestead in lands, whether held in foo ^r any looser cstato not to exceed in Value orib thousand dollars, with the yearly product? thereof, and ovory bead of ti family residing in this ?tato, wbctbor'entillcd to a hotiicotehd exemption in lauds or not. personal property nCt.to exceed in value thc sum of fivo hundred dob lain; provided, that in caso of any woman having a sep?ralo cstato shall bo married tc tho head of a family who has not nf his own BUflioient property to constitulo a homestead, ns horeinbofuro provided, said married woman shall bo entitled to a liko exemption as pro vided for a hood of a family: Providod further that there shall not bo an allowance of mort than ono thousand dollars' worth of renl estate, and moro than fiv? hundred dollars worth oi personal property to tho husbnui and wifo jointly; provided, that n< property shall bo exempt from ottnehment levy or salo for taxc9 or for payment o obligations contracted for thc pu reboso o said homestead or tho erection of improve ments thereon. Provided, further, tba tho yearly products of such homestead shnl not bo exempt from nttachmcnt, levy o sale for thc pnyncnt of obligations contract cd in tho production of tho same. It shall bc thc duty of thc General Assem bly at their first session to enforoo tho provi stans of this section by sUitablo legislation That tho question of adopting this ninend mont shall bo submitted to tho electors n follows! Those in favor of tho nmundmcn shall deposit a ballot with' tho followin words printed or written thereon*. "Const tutional amendment relating to hotnostcat Yes." Those opposed to soid nmcndincr shall oast a ballot with tho following word written or printed thereon: "Constitution; amendment relating to homestead, No." Approved 23d Dccombcr, 1879. -... -. 4 Tho Ropublican Foril and Hope Mr. A. K. McClure, tho editor of th Philadelphia Times, in a letter from Wasl ington says: Tho one chief hope and nt tho same tin: one ot (ho gravest porils of Republioanisn is in thc cntiro dependence of tho pari upon tho infirmities of thc Dcmoornts for i issues in 1880; and if, contrary to all tl of tho last quarter of a century, wisdo should happen to rule tho deliborationa t tho Democrats, Republican defeat Wohld I inevitable. This frail position of tl ouco hcroio Republican party js ?ai af (il manifested hero, where its grandest lute leets should bc grand in honest republic) progress; but where aro they? I looked ov thom in tho Senate to day and it was a st picture. The hard lines of disappoint me and unrest mark their faces; ambition quio! cns tho cunning of tho oyo and halts tl manliness of speech, and groat Sonato skulk to their oorncrs liko wcltod spnnii when tho oourago mid patriotism of tl Rcpublioan leaders of Lincoln's timo a oallcd foi'. Ho who can most clever hurl his invectivo and most successful fling his taunts nt the impetuous Sont bonn is tho Republican statesman of to day, ai tho Southerner who eau most oalmly endu insult is tho most trusted leader of t' majority. This is tho statesmanship th is charged with tho destiny of nearly fi! millions of froo pcoplo, and it niny searched in vain through both temples 1 tn inspiration that soars abovo tho mc possession of tho government to part spoils. What tho Ropublican issues i 1880 shall bo will dopend wholly upon t wisdom or folly of tho Bomoornoy, and un Mo Do moora ts eli all havo ?t?cela roil tl) oh' policy the Republicans will bo lo Igtloranoo jf what they must believo dad dofond io tho coming Presidential battit), llopubll 3SD trust is, th'oroforo, predicated entirely so tho certainty of Domoorntio mistakes. Judging by tho past it would seem to bo i reasonably safe reliance; but what u pitta? bio attitudo doos a great porty present, that tiBB written tho most illustrious aooals of I tho nation and now hau no hope of popu lar coniidcuco save io tho assumed greater woaknessess or wrongs of its adver sary? Jf wisdom should at last guido tho deliberations of tho Democrats ?od tho Confederate brigadiers should bo silent when (Jonkling sneors and Blaine taunta, what hopeless emptiness tho stalwarts Would God themselves whoo time is called for 18801 Tho stalwarts arti nothing if bot tempestuous, nild ooo sido oanuot maktj tompest itself; If sootioual strifo shall not bo rekindled io Congressional debato and no sectional issuo shall bo fanned Into a (lamo by Congressional fools ot demagogues to tho stalwart causo will bato no appeal to oar? ry to tho country, add Hop ubi loan ism mitst either i'oform its lines on the issues of statesmanship or it must suffer disastrous defeat, tu that caso thoro would remain but two positions left for tho choice of | thc Republican leaders. They would bo compelled to either toko Grant and concil iation or Sherman and tho retirement of grconbaoks, for Blaine would bo distanced in tho moo when stalwartintn capitulates. Suoh is tho attitudo and suoh tho perils of Republicanism. With two groot parties ready to acocpt any faith to win tho Presi dential battle tho acoident of a day make either master, and Republicanism is simply waiting for tho lottery to bo drawn. The Treatment of Convicts. Tho Charlcstou News and Courier pub lishes tho report of Superintendent Lips comb end Dr. Trczovant on tho treatment of convicts on tho Greenwood & Augusta Railroad, and gives on extended editorial comment on it, from wbich wo take the following oonoludiog paragraphs: ??Tho report of Col. Lipscomb and Dr. frezo vant make out a cl oar prima facie oaec of criminal ill-treatment and ncglcot against thoso who had tho convicts io nhargo. There is good ground fbf in dicting Capt.Cahill for manslaughter, if not murder. Yet nothing bas been dono beyond appointing a t?o m in it too whoso roport cannot bo noted upon until tho end of next yoar. .?Tho Trial Justices io tho bounties whero the convicts worked and died ote dumb. Tho Circuit Solicitors doc! tho Attorney General aro deaf. Tho grand Juries and Governor oro blind. Is this to continuo? For tho sako of South Carolina's nood name, wo trust not. Tho oharges oro Infinite, and publicly mado by responsible jfficcrs of tho State; A denial of their truth is not enough. Not hing less than a judicial investigation will S?ttefy tho de mands of public dcocnoy acid public good "sith; and nothing less than a judicial investigation will bring out tho whole truth! Thc convicts who suffered and died wcro poor and ignorant, whites as woll as blacks. They had nono to caro for thora, and thoro s oouo to avenge thou but the State." Provided with a pen, mooting Mr. Sam Weller's requirements, viz: "One that don't ip!uttor;" a voracious chronicler might record . colonies in praiso of Couasons' Lightning Uniment, tho best remedy in tho world for Ltheumntism, Lamo Rack, Sprains, Bruisos, ito. For animals, it irs invaluable when used "or Spavin, Gall, Ringbone, cte Farmers should keep it on hand iu caso o? injury to a valuable horse For salo by R. JS, Norman & Uro. Gen. Grant and family und n few frionds, m a visit to Cuba, have passed through liohmond, Charlotto, Columbia, Augusta, Se&ufort, Savannah atm sumo of tho cities of Florida, and have been well received.' This is especially truo of Georgia, and at Beaufort n this Stato, where ho was welcomed by argo numbers of pooplo. Wherever CqussjbW Honby cf Tar bari jeen introduced, in hamlet, city or country I loighborhood, it has won its way to, popular avor as a reliablo remedy for Goughs,. Colds tnd diseases of tho Throat and Lungs. It ilso affords relief when used for. Croup, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, otc. Price 50 cents, b'or salo by It. E. Norman & Bro. Do not allovr* worm's to cheat your chil dren out of tVir living. Shrinor's Indian Vermifuge will destroy these miserable pests and give tho littlo follows now armors for tho battle of life. 3E3C -yJVt 33 3ST J3^.XJ,. Married, on tho 5th of January, 1880, by ll. A. II. Gibson, Esq., Mr. E. II. Kirby nnd Miss Elisabeth Hilliard, all of Oconeo. Married, at tho residence of tho brido's rallier, Mr. Thomas Odin, December 15th, 1879, by Mr. J. W. Il nu I brook, Mr. James Uearden to Miss Emma Cain, both of Oconeo. Married, December 23d, 1879, by J. Ii. Sanders, EcqM nt tho r?sidonco of tho brido's nothor, Mrs. E. A. Pritchard, Mr. II. J. Myers to Miss E. A. Pritchard, all of Oconeo. Married, at tho Westminster Baptist Church, on Sunday evening, 4th instant, by itov. E. L. Sisk, Mr. A. P. Frooman and M Us Cordelia Sisk, daughter of tho officiating ninister, Married, on January 4th, 1880, by Rov. llutto, at the rosidoqoo of tho bride's mother, Hr. C. L. G. Elrod to Miss A. J. Pritchard, ill of Anderson Countv. Marriod, by Hov. E. L. Sisk. December list, 1870, at tho reside nco of Mr. Pickons Jolo, Mr. Josoph Bate? to Miss Lulu Pritoho ird, all of Oconeo. Atlanta and Charlotte Air-'Line Railway PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. ATLANTA, GA., Juno 3d, 1879. CHANGE OE SCHEDULE. On ond after SUNDAY, Juno 1st, Joublo Daily Trains will run on this Road is follows: . GOING EAST. . Night Mail and Passenger Train: Arrivo at Sonocn, ? 00 p tn Lcavo Seneca, 9 01 p tn Day Passenger Train: Arrive at Seneca, 0 12 am Leave Soneos, 9 18 a in GOING WEST. Night Mail and Passenger Train: Arrivo nt Seneca, G 33 a m Lcnvo Seneca, 0 34 a m Day Passenger" Train: Arrivo at Soneos, 6 15 pm Lcavo Soncca, 6 1G p m GOING EAST, tiooal freight and Accommodation Trai?? Arrive at Soucco, 5 05 p Ul Leave Seneca 5 24 p m GOING WEET. Local Froight and Accommoda lion Train: Arri vo at Seneca 7 42 p ni Loave Seneca 7 60 pm Gloso connection at Atlanta for all points Wost and at Charlotte for all points Ivant. Through tickets on salo at Gaiucsvillo, Seneca City, C reedville and Spa rt an Imf g to all peints Last or Wost. G. J. FOUlOACllK, General Manager? , Wi j. HousrON, Gcn'l Pass. & Tlokot Agouti South Carolina Railroad. C?IANGK OF SCHKD?L1?. C?I?ARLKSTON, S. C., Nevombor 3, 1879. On and after this date, 1 'assen gor 'J'ra i DH on this road will run as follows: in?. Loavo Charleston at 7 00 a m Arme at Columbia at ll 50 a ni DOWN. Loavo Columbia at 4 15 pm Arrivo at Charleston at 9 30 p m Niailt EXWIKSS ACCOMMODATION TRAIKi Loavo Columbia 9 30 p m Arrivo at Charleston 7 22 a m Loavo Charleston 8 40 p m Arrivo nt Columbia 6 50 a m Gloso connections made with Greenville and Columbia Railroad to abd from Wal halla, Greenville, Anderson, Spartanburg, Flat Kook ?nd Henderson ville. ?3T Sleeping Cars on air Night Trains, -bertha only 81 50. JOHN B? PECK, General Superintendent. D; G. ALLEN, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agt. Pr.TUTTSF Expectorant X IN 2?GT8. AND gj BOTTLES. Ita propeHlds aro Demulcent, Nutri tive Balsamic; Soothing and Healing. Combining ail theso qualities, lt Vu the moat effective ??T^O BALSAM over offered to BuflSrew^Trom^uTmohaVy ?leeaseB. ? DR. J. r. HAYWOOD, bf Now York, Toluntarlly lu dorene it. ; -READ WHAT HE SAYS: Dr. TUTT j Now York, Sept., 19, 18T7. ' Dear Slr-Daring thin roar I yi.ltcd uino huudrerl banes ot I un? diseases, lu tho lower warda of tho city tho eases \rero ot & rory aororo typo, lt waa thero my attention Waa onlludtoTutt'sKxpoctoranV fend 1 oonioss tn? anrurlao at Ita wonderful power: puring a praotico of twenty yoara, I haro nerer known a modtolno to Act aa promptly, and with auch nappy olTocte. lt instantly aubduod tho moat riotent lita of ooughing. and invariably uureA tho dlaeaao Ul af ow days. 1 cheorfally iudoraoit as tho heit lung inbdjobio 1 oter uiod. - . Jt FKANOI8 HAYWOOD, M. P. j A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES* Ornoo, Kvoning Nowa, Augusta, Oa. ' Dr. TUTT: Dear Hu-My ludo pop, waa attacked with pnuumoula laat winter, which loft him with n violent cough, that laatod lill within a month MUCO, for tho ouro of which I nm indobtcd toyour valuahlo Expectorant. 1 had triod mott uvory thing rooora. tnonded, but none did nuy good until I Uiod your Ki* toootorant.ono bottlo of which roiuovod tho cough outlroly. nith marjy thanks, I nm youri truly, _JOHN M, WK?OLB. Had terrible NICHT SWEAT8. : .V, Momphla, Feb., ll, 1871. Dr. TUTT: Slr-I nivo boon mirroring for nearly two y aa rt with a"?uvore cough. When I enmmouood tn king your Kxpootorant 1 was reduced to ono huiutrod anaslxteanj>ounda in weight. , 1 had tried aliuoil .Torything'.iiad torrita., night awonla. J Ijrtvn takod ?lf doxon bn*tlo(. The night nnoi?i liKvo lett ruo, o cough ha? disappeared, and I baTugaliiod flttoon pounds lu Doab. I robominond tl to all my friends. With great rca peet, OUVKR Il lu lt. IMPORWT QUESTIONS. \ Itcnder, linvo yon caught a cold ? Aro you un Ohio to inigo tho phl?K"' 1 ilavo you un Irrita tion In the tlitont? ? Boneo of oppression oil tho lungs, willi Short breath ? Do you lmvo j flt of coughing on lyln^ down T A sharp jWttu now niul thou In tho region of th? hunrl, shoul ders mid back? If BO, our ?ilvico la tnko nt oncondoco of Tiitt'aKxpuctormit; you will eoon anio to ratBO tho phlegm. In nu hour repu?l tho Kxpcctornnt, piuco a hot iron lo tho fcct.tnkd two ot Tull's Tilla. You will BOOH fnll Into d plotiBnnt sleep nud wake up In tho morning, cniujh irnuo. Iiini;? working freely; cr.ny hrur.th Ing. nud thu bowilla ?uov??iKlti nimtitrnl mininer To prevent n return of theso symptoms imo the Expectorant severn! flays. pfflo?735 Mltrray Street, N. Y? BUTT'S PILLS * Wilt. TOHl'ID MVKU. TUTT'S PILLS j_ G Ult H UySPK?HIA, tUTT'S PILLS TUTT'S PILLS CU ItK F KV IC It AMD AU UK. j TUTT'S PILLS I CUUK NICK HEADACHE, TUTT'S PILLS emu: un ions COLIC. TUTT'S PILLS ?IVH A U J? I-}'*'H'S.'IC J TUTT'S PILLS i_ PliHIl'V THE ULOOI)? . .J tUTT'S PILLS CUUK I'll,KS. . tUTT'S HAIR DYE; OKAY Hain Oil WllIBKKlit) chan*od to a Ul.ouav lii.AOK by a singlo application of thia DYK. It im parta a Natural Color, aots Iiistar.tanGt>.u!y, and la ka Harmless as spring water. Hold by Druggists, or sent by .'xpross un receipt of fl. ornoo, 33 Murray St., New York. 'PIIE undersigned haa rcc?civcd the largest 1 stook of Cooking ami Heating Sfov?* (?tat has ever been brought to this market. Having purchased them before] thc ndv'aficq in ?ron, wo aro nblo lo sell them nt tho lowest figures. Our Stoves are Economy in Price. Superior in Construction, Quick and Cn ?for m in Hoking, Durable with Handsome Design. Warranted to givo prrfeot satisfaction. Wo keep everything in Ibo Tin-waro lino. Hoofing and Gunn ing made a spcoially. Wo aro prepared lo do all hinds of work in tho Tin and Stove linc. All work on ware warranted. An examina tion of slock and orders solioited. Thankful for past favors, wc arc respect full v, KU UNS & IB A ?TS, Od SO. 187? 60 CHRISTMAS GOODS t DRUGS AND MEDICINES. OH hand and receiving dally for tho IIOLI- I DAYS a euporb assortment of FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES, ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS, COCOAN?T?, And Nuts of Various kind's expected, Oysters, Lobsters, Salmon, Sardines, Fire-Craokord, Tob?ceo am? Segara, &c., &o. jjiiy- Always on band a puro lino of Drugs md Medicines. mST Physicians' Prescriptions carefully and promptly compounded at all hours by Dr. B. 8. JAMBS. Cr. W. SAP I IS M V & CO., MAIN STREET, WALHALLA, S, C: Deo 18, 1879 0.19K STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County ot' Ocoiic.c. IN TUE COURT OP COMMON PLISAS. Mrs Henrietta Miller, as Administratrix of thc Estate of pf T S Miller, deceased, Plaintiff, against DrUry Knox, J E Barton aud wife, M F Harton, Margaret Childers and lt A Gilmcr, Defendants-SUMMONB ON CoMt'LAtHr rou RE LIEF, io. TO tho Defendants Drury Knox, J E barton anil wife, M F Barton, Margaret Childers and ll A .Glluier YOU and each of you ore horoby summoned and required to answer the complaint In this lotion, which is filed in the ellice of tho Clerk of '.ho Court of Common Pleas for Ocohco Codnty, in Wednesday, the 3d day o? Dccdtiibor, 1870, ind lo servo a copy bf youl- answer bil the s?b loribors at their office in tho town of Walhalla, JU the court houso sipinroj within twenty days ifter the servira of this summons on you, ex }lusivo of tho day Of BcrViCe. If yolf fail to inswer tho complaint within that time tho Plaintiff will tnko judgment against you for the relief demanded in the complaint, KEITH & VERNER, ... AND s lr JOHNS, Plaintiff's ?llb'rt?bya. j L^7. j J W STRIBLING, C C P To. J E . Barton, M F Barton and Margaret Childers, tho absent Defendants herein- . Take notice that tho complaint heroin was filed in the ofllco pf the Clerk of, this C.flUrl bf Common Pions for Goonoo County oh Wednesday, the 8(1 day of December, 1870, And that no personal,demand is made against yoU or either you in said complaint. , . KEITH ? V?MER, Attt? ?3 II JOHNS, . .. Plaintiff's Altornoye. Deo 4, 1879 3-6t LARGE AND SELECTED ASSORTMENT? ^.L-OF LADIES' CLOAKS A?b . . . SLEEVELESS JACKETS just received, which .aro being sold nt GREATLY REDUCED PIU0B3. ?lcmci?oc?'!, That wo also keon in storo a SPLENDID LINE of DRESS GOODS of all v?,rioties, with SILKS and TRIMMINGS to match. A Nobby line of Fancy Goods ?ind Notion* always on hand, consisting of EI23Ii ONS, TIES, .. . COLLARS <b CUFFS, .. . HOSIERY, RU CHINOS, ? LADIES and .GENTS' UNDER VESTS, &?.,lf-c. . HATS, CAPS, HOOTS and 8 ff OSS I AIST? Ready-Made Clothing for tho Million ! FAMILY .GRdCERtt?S and PLANTA TION SUPPLIES a specialty. fi?- The highest Cash or Ratter pff?t? paid for Corn rind othdr ?rodUoc. ff?jf* Rear in HHna that Wo tlavo a large and well assorted stock of goods on hand and Will not he Undersold; Respectfully, IX J&i?man? fy SQU< ?otontbcr 20, 1879 1 E X T li A INDUCEMENTS 1 STILL ANNOUNCE THAT I WILL AL LOW a liberal per cent, on colton brought roe n payment of qloro. nccounls, and Will take lom, pens, fodder and other produce al its full raine. . , ,,. , . %. , .. , . I niusf. clo3o up my books. Ail parlies in lebtcd lo me will find it to their Interest to ellie in thc next sixty tttty?. (. I have on, hand and rttri*iiig daily, at prices lo lefy compctilloiij loots and Shoes, Jeans, CossimoreSj . PfiritBj Dress .Goods,. . . . Shirtings and BUachiogs,. Vcolcn Goods', Yarns and Domestics, &o? taney Goods, Notions and Trimuings. A completo stook of Staple Groceries? iobacco and Cigars, Hardware, Bagging and Ties, Crockery, Ind many other things too feutcus IcmcYiticm. 1 will pay any doy (ho- irighoot cash prioe for ot ton. J. P. West XJnion. October 23, 1879 49 CATARRH? A-ll,nm, mid IlrAnobltlM "iir.'d itt your own homo by IloVONK'H 1N11AI.KNK, i nMllB* vijior taktn ?liront. ?to thodlaeaao. K Mwn? itroatmont. S?tiif?ttlon Ku.r ?iitcod, Hinno TrtMUiucnt ton 111 A1 . ta bo rcturncil ind. innnoy refnnilfd If notSH<t*m?v tory. For full Infnrraitinn ad mires* 1IOM11 MKDICINK CO.. JS. W.Cor.IOU, & Arel., I'M 1'nY Deo 4, 187?) 3:Iy 1868. 1879. THE MOST GOODS LEAST HONEY Is thc cry or IO V I! ic YHODY. HundrodB Lav? realized that, HENDRIX ri* EN011 IX O Ia tho p?rico io btiy gooda CU KAP F?jlt CASH. Arriving fdr tho lloltddys-? Dry Gockls, Notiohs, Ilats^ And almost anything heeded for Xffiaft and tho Holidays. Ask tho crowds of Customer H from Wal halla for tho best goods at lowest prices; abd thoy will exclaim, HENDRIX ? -F?H CIIM A!. ANII UOO? ftOOJlg December 18, 1870 5 LADIES'STORE W,I3 TAKE PLEASURE It* ANNOUNCING lo bur customors and friends that our LARGE SELECTED STOCK ??ALL A?O WINTER GOOlt?j , \Vhioh has been Wight by our Mit. C. L. llKib, {yUq has just returned from New York, l? tidily arriving and will bo completo in a tow days. . ... ir -ti i In .pbnpoquepoo of having puid cash for nearly our entire 6tooki we will bo enabled to soil ru prices thal.will defy competition; As we ihakb a specially of dui boobs, WrilTt GOODS ANU . ... HANMELSI .; It io usojicHs to enum?ralo the many new a,"1' beautiful dcsigiiB in t)io above goods, as wo. fpel miro (lott wc. have undoubtedly tho befit RsBOtl^ mont we have cVor carried. LADIES' CLOAKS. . A very fino Jins of Ladies' Clonks, ? tba latent atyioi trimmed in ?ilk nod velvet. NOTIONS AND DOSI?RY. .Iii , Htcsp i! eil rill men t s wc hate Biijoh. a. varied assort inept Ol' tho lal esl novell io/)> loo nuraeroUB to mention, that can only bb apprc?latoa by ex amining them. - . , HATS. A well Boleoled slopk of . Hals. for LadissV Gcnllcinp.ti and Children. Newest Styles, Low est PriocS; GENTS1 CLOTHINQ ANO FUnNISHINfi ... . GOODS. The largest dull most complete variety of the? aboVe gooda Ih/it tro have ever handled. A f\i\\ neSorlmqut of- , . Grqccriea, Crockery and Glassware, Hardware, V/poaeq nod vYillowwar*? Hoots, Slioes arid Gaiters, Ovcr-Sho^Si Trunks, Traveling Satchels, Clocks, Wall Paper, Window Shades, &o. Ah examination of the abovo goods is all wei ask, as nc fepl eon fi de ni. t)in( wo can please all mid wc will cpnro no pains to do 3d., when yon ctitcr our atoro, plcaso bear iu miad ?bat lt is no? trouble lo ehow goods, C. tn-. REID & CO. Pot 2, J870_^_19-ly STATE. Of SOUTH OAftOLINA, .tfconco Co'iiui}'. IN THE COURT OF; COMMON PLEAS.. L I? iioop?s; PlajntifF,, vs Luoy Hoopes, Caroline Cox, John ttohlettor, Sr, and' John ?iohlcttcr, Jrj Jobcrry ltohlcttcr, Kiciidlaa . ?lohlcttcr, Mack ltohlcttcr, David ifohlottcr, Goldman llohlottcr, . Maty ttohlcttcr abd Lou Ilolcttor, sons arid daughters of Joseph ltohlcttcr, de ceased, flefctidauta-SUM MONS FOR. ftr3L?M To tho Defendants above named YO? and each of you ar? hereby sum-*? mooed ?nd required to- answer tho: complaint in this ac ti on, a or py of ? which is herewith Bcivod on you% and'tko original ' Glcd iu tho oflioo of tlx) Clerk of tho Court: of Common Plco3 for Oconoo County, on tho 23d day of Decombor, 1870, and to? servo a copy of your answop on tho sub scribers afc thoir oSlco, on tho pul Ho square,, io Walkalla^ S C, within twenty days nftor? tho sepvice of livia summons on you, exclu sive ofi tho day of> service. If you fail to auswor thc complaint within that' timo tho plaiutiflf will toko judgment against you* for tho relief" demanded in tho complaint. KEITH & VERN Ell, Plaintiff's Attornoys.. J V/ STR1BL1NG, C O P Walhalla, S C, Dcocmbcr 28, 1870! To' John ltohlcttcr, Jobcrry Rbhlotter, tho" absent DcfeudauU ?torein Take noiioe, tUai thc- eomphiint id this action was filed'in tho office of tho Clork of tho Court for Oconoo County on' tito 23o> day of Docctubor, 1879. KELT If & VEBWEK, Plaihtiff's Attornoys. Deo 25, 1879 6 Ct Notice? Jil Y wife, JULIA CROOKS, has loft my bcd and1 ill. board, without any cause whatever, and f hereby nollfy nil persons from crediting her on my nccount, ns I will not pry aiiy debts'sho may contraot on my account. ELIAS CROOKS. Dec 23, 1870 tMfr