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u-i r i i'm ?min ?i m i'n<i?| i i> ir ?ni IIIWIIM II ? i H Mako luauuro nt homo and spend as Hltlo for ?erlilWrs ns possible Mr. J. W. Shelor hos been nppolnlod and oommiBsionod Notary Public. Sow oats to bridgo ovor tho scanty Biipply of oom. Hod rust proof oats can bo had of C. L. Hy id & Co. Lot us ali try this year lo raiso our moat and bread at homo and preparo in tho futuro to mnko -our fertilizers in tho stablo and barn yard. Tho second session of Adger Collego "will begin on Monday, tho 9th day of Feb ruary nokt. Rev. A. W. Mooro, pastor, will preach in tho Walhalla Mothodist Church ou next Sunday morning and at night. Wo learn that our young friend, Mr. W. J. li?aVd, bas removed to Manning, iu this State, whoro ho will continuo to rend law. Ho has .our best wishes for his success in lifo. During last weok wo had several cpld days and nights, with whito frosts and soino icc, but last Saturday tho weather modcrntcd and since . that limo has resembled spring moro than winter. Wo fear fruit will bud and bloom so early thal il will bo killed. Mr. J. C. Carter, formerly of tho firm of Carter & Vorncr, of Walhalla, but now doing business in Allant?, Georgia, paid us a visit last Monday. Ho ls looking well and says business is lively in tho Gate City. Tho best is tho cheapest, buy Shrincr's Indiau Vermifuge, us it is guaranteed to destroy and expel worms-tho child's greatest enemy. Mr. Carson Wondclkin, who Uvea in tho upper end of Main street, has recently . added another story lo his dwelling house, which contributes much to its looks and convenience. Yio aro glad to learn that our Probato Judge, lt i cha Vd Lewis, lina been appointed and com missioned Master in Equity for Oconeo County, The Probato Ollice, under tho recent decisions, is worth very little and (his position will add Bomotbing to its perquisites. Attention is directed to tho advertisement of C. L. Reid & Co., of Perry's fresh gardon seeds, Weed's sewing machines, red rust proof oats, Avery plows and larm tools generally, ns also a full lino of dry goods, notions and general mclellan il i/e. This firm lins thu reputation of keeping only the best goods mid sells at reasona ble profits. Miss White's Mind jlohccrt Company gave two entertainments in Walhalla as nuuounced fur last weeli. On both night3 they had good nti diences. Tho first night was devoted to sacred music exclusively and the second lo instrumental music and comic songs and melodies. Our peo ple were well pleased willi the performance and wo wish them success wherever they may go. Tho election for Intendant nnd six Warden:-! for tho town of Walhalla, he'd* last Monday, excited very little interest. Tho cultive ticket as nominated was elected, there being 110 opposition ticket. The result was ns follows: For Intenti on t-Hon. 1). Ulcinnnii received 50 votes. Foi Wardens-C. L. Held received 50 voles. ?. Wen dclkiII 50 vole?, A. I'ioohesser 55 voles, J. Ii, Hendrix 55 voles, Wesley Pitchford 53 voles, W. C. Ervin 51 votes, scattering 4. Wc have received from Col. J. \V. Livingston a long and elaborate reply lo our editorial o last week on tho Columbia ('anal Act. Wi regret (hal wc are unable lo insert it in this issui bat advertisements and other oammUnloalioni ahead of il have crowded out some cditoria matter. We will give it circulation in our nex issue willi plensuie. Thc revenue force, which has been Sbltlonct hero for some (?me, were heavily reinforced ci hist Saturday and on Sunday morning, untie command of Col Johnson, left for Kahlin Cornily Ga., on a hunt tor illicit distillers, lt j rumored Hint I he revenue turee has been shu al several times by the moonshiners, with wha effect it is nol stated. On tho lGlh instant twenty six oppli cants were examined before ibo Suprenn Court for admission tn tho bar, twenty livi of whom passed and received cert Ki "Mt cs Among them we are pleased to montiot Messrs. Joseph W. Sh'rlor and ll. A. Il Gibson, of Walhalla, and Mr. Juli u Hoggs, of Riehens C. II. These youn; gentlemen, wo hear, stood excellent exam: nations and have our besl wishes in thci chosen profession. They will not lind it : bcd of roses, but it is a profession in wl.icl o pood man may accomplish much good. Tho Air Line Railroad has paid I wo year of back laxes without Ibo penally, ns provide) in Ibo Act of Iho last Legislature. From lill there will be about $1,500, to bo applied to th pnsl indebtedness ol' (ho county. After this i done the county debt will bc over $1,100, As i wns nbout $8,000 in all, instead of ?2,000, a wc stated BO nie I imo back. ''Vc are obliged t fall behind next year by reason of an cxpensiv court ns also from tho fact that thc valuation o properly ns a basis of taxation has been largcl, reduced. An extra levy of one mill would hay cleared off our ccunly debi. Mr. T. O. Dowd lins on exhibition at Riemann' lietel a collection of beautiful miniature paint ings in o:l colors. The art is a new one, h win 6ocn patented in January, 1870, and is cvr'.ainl, nnaccomplishment which can bc made pleasant useful nml profitable, especially tu ladies. Th ground work of tho picture is a photograph but it presents avery di flo rout appearance afte tho application of Mr. Dowd's arl, bein brighter nnd clearer and having tho naturi color of Ibo skin. Mr. Dowd desires lo (enc this art. to niiy of our peoplo who wish lo lear it, and says he can enable I hem to produce per feet pictures in two days. Ile la by birth Northern man, bul a Democrat, ai. I now resid? I and is doing business in (ho eily ol' Greenville 'j Cnll nnd seo his specimens, prices, &o., durin tliis week. ?j To us it seems si range Hint C ivornor Simpso l| has offered no reward for iho arrest of Tunic a Osbomo, charged willi the killing of Mrs. Corni I ton, nenr Fair Play, several weeks back. Sho wu * shot down in her own houso without causo c j provocnlioii and left six or teven childre j motherless, nnd while tho act may havo bec ' accidental or unintentional, it is a erl mo whir should bo judicially investigated. It is said Hi patty or parlies wero shooting al a dog in th yard, but ibis waa unlawful nnd tho consequent waua terrible crime. In some counties rowan in such cases nro promptly offered, and we thin tho arrest mid trial of persons guilty of sue Clinic? is (he only security lo tho lives of oi people, while lo permit Hiern lo escapo wit hoi proper efforts lo arrest, is promotive of erinn It cannot bo expected that citizens will, al (he own expense, without hopo of rowaid, travo soarcli for and scoiiro tho arrest of fleeing Crlro Haiti, Anotlior beautiful lot of moulding, wotto ; frame? &o., just received. A full lino of War- i ncr'a safo remedies In stock. H. H. NOUMAN & ?uo. i Wo aro infovmod tlmt two young ladies and gentlemen from Georgia como over to South Ca rolina on a visit ot plcusuro excursion rt few weeks ago und concluded lo havo a good jokoby getting married in fun. '?ho services of TriulJm-. tico Katnsay wcro called in and ho proceeded to lio tho connubial knot iu tho public road in front of his residence ftfu-r Ibo South Carolina fashion. Un hearing that no liccnso was required in this Stato and I bat (hey had been married by n. pro per o?llccr, they lound that what was intended as fun had becomo a sobor reality, and that tho connubial lio had becomo a Gordian knot, tobo cut only by thc oxpensivo and tedious process of tho courts or to continuo for lifo. Tho mar riage laws in many of tho Stales aro widely different. In sonic a murringo is Yoid unless ti liccnso bo obtained and tho ceremony be per formed by a duly authorized officer or minister. In a few States I lie mero acknowledgment of tho parties Hint they havo concluded to marry in presence of witnesses, followed by cohabitation, is a legal marriage. lu South Carolina publia reputation of tho marital relation between two parlies who cohabit is prima fach evidenco of marriage, subject, however, to bo rebutted by clear proof lo tho contrary, as in our Stato a legal marriage can only bo established, when contested, by proof of (Ito ceremony having been performed by a minister or other author ized officer. Whllo (hero should bo no restric tions upon marriage, wo believe there should bo BOH?O formal ceremony in all casc3 by persons authorized by law lo perform it. Walhalla and its Surroundings. Wo clip the following from tho Laurens ville Herald, knowing lint our readers will peruse it with pleasure: Tho South Carol inti Jotifercnco, at its rcocnl session in Cha lesion, having as signed mo lo a newly created charge in and around Walhalla. 1. thought it best to spend tho Christmas Holidays in reconnoitering, preparatory to tho coining campaign (not political.) Something had inspired mo to writo to Capt. J, 1\ Mioklor, on my way from Conference, iii forming him that 1 would bo in Walhall i by tho Saturday evening train. I found u hack nt tho depot mid WAS soon comfortably touted by a com fortable lire, engaged in un animated con versation about church affairs, with my hospitable host. 1 preached twice on the ensuing Sabbath: once in Walhalla uud in tlio afternoon in Weht Union. 1 have un abiding faith that a door of usefulness is About io bo opened to mu in this region. Perhaps a brief transcript ol' my impres sions already made upon mo by this people and this section of our State will not be uninteresting to your readers? Walhalla, you know, is a Piedmont town, It consti tutes a religious, educational and commer cial center, whoso futuro outlook, as regards th csu nevera I interests, is loth inviting and promising-inviting to those who desire to spend their energies in building, ou now lound ?lions, works that will inuro lo tho co Uti try'lt wollare; promising as to tho con ditions, which uro essential to success in all enterprises. Walhalla, you know, waa origi nally u Cern?an town. About thirty years ago soma enterprising Corm ina made tho purchase of a largo urea of laud and in vited emigration from the motlier country. Ina short ti mu the'f.O Was a oonsidjnib.'o Gurman settlement, mid they named theil town V.IUI-MII, or Walhalla, winch is thc s i.ne in Dutch. Nearly tho whole poptll'V lieu for several years was Connan. Some years ago-siiieo tho war-what was known nil ricki, ns District! tinte bellum was divided into two Counties,-New Piokona and Ooouvc, Walhalla being ti central pi ico iii :ho latter, and being already ?i pro -penni F town, wus selected us County .sit?*. Chis caused ii considerable influx of I he Ann rican element in the way of County oOicors, lawyers, merchants, ?Sie. Sinei then tho Anteiican population has been on tho increase and tho German on tho dc croaso. Quite an impetus was given to thc I O'! I lifo and prosperity of thu place hy lin. location hero of Adgor Col logo, Thii Cul? |c?o is under tho cate of the youth Carolina Presbytery and is doing a grout work fol tho church and tho country. Tho location is iu a region which is beginning to $un?csl unexpected possibilities of development in material resources and in indual rial em< ploymunt. 1 am informed that tho facilities tor imparting a thorough and high grado o? scholarship are not surpassed by any Col legt in tho land. Some of tho advantages us II place of education are: 1, Tho cheapness ol living; 2, The acknowledged healthiness o tho climate. L^ard in thu best of fumilict can bo had from *8 to !?10 per mon th Tho tasteful uniform-cheap and substan? tial-which thc students uro required tc wear, and tho military drill tj which tho) are subjecte I contribute greatly to tho above very desirable ends, lu this a^o of merci less competition in all trades and professions physical endurance enters as an almost iu dispensable factor in tho problem of suo cess in lifo. High intellectual culture, a; far as tho practical purposes of lifo an conccrod, will bo of little avail in a broker down body, Tho aim ol theso educators tc accomplish a full, vigorous, physical (level opulent, in connection with liberal menta training, is not only founded in tho wises philosophy of education, but nicola also thc imperativo demanda of tho age. I lean that this College has an endowment, whiol tho friends of the College hope will soon bc increased to tho amount that will tinko ii independent of tuition fees. Those ?ht ?tro casting about for a placo at which ti educate their sons mid wards would (lt well lo consider thc claims, und look inti tho merits of Adgor College. Tho las catalogue of tho ?dgor College shows ai average ottoudanco of ono hundred ant! forty student.'. It is un auspicious omei for tho new ttouth Carolina thi>t along tin Piedmont tho denominations have bull Colleges-tho Methodists at Spartanbttrg tho Baptists ut Greenville, tho Scocdors fi Duo Weat and tho Presbyterians nt Wal halla--moro important fortresses than thoni suggested hy military science and mon advantageous to tho generation of youth now stepping upon tho thronged aron? o lifo than large, unurned, hereditary cst ates Thero is not un enlightened patriot in ou land that will not givo a hem ty God spooi to any high educational enterprise, do nomi national or of other character. Thii place is of easy 00OCS8 at tho te rm i nus o the llluo Ridge Ita i I road and within n fev miles of ibo Air Lino llailroud. Tho Him Jiidgo llailroud crosses tho Air Lino withii n fow uiilea of Walhalla nt Scncoa City ? i ? Wtmtmi^?imJ .*kt\m'jrmUt 'li.'MiiiiiiiMao-MM--www L'rof. J. H. Riley, Chairman of Faculty, ind Pref Hugh Strong, liavo shown us irery kind nod courteous attentions. Their numerous friends in Laurens will bo glad to learn that their health is robust aod that they aro entirely absorbed iii tho literary iud Otu istia ii work, whioh they oro doing in tho interest of tho church and tho StAt?. rho health of their families is greatly lui* proved, I consider it ono of the greatest attractions of my new homo, in tho lap of tho mountains, that I shull enjoy tho society uf theso cultivated, devoted Christian gcu tlcmcn. I expected to writo something of Dr. Smoltzcr und his College and of tho 13!U0 Ridgo Railroad and ot lier mutters, showing hov/ tho spirit of progress is nestling around tho mountains, and is destined to achieve, ut no very distaut day, beautiful ?nd beneficent transformation*? in all this region, but I havo wrttcn enough for one letter. Thero was somo talk at tho lust Coufcrcnco about thc hold being thronged with laborers; and behold! I havo u lot forty miles long strctchiug clear across Oconeo County. J do not complain, for you know that work is my inspiration, and I pray that under thc blessing of tho Muster, I moy plant seed in human hearts that shall bring fruit moro dorablo than theso rugged mountains. I nm just returned from a very brief visit to Jocasso Valley, near which aro tho celebrated White Water Falls, n good horse having been kindly placed nt my disposal by Mr. John C. Mickler, a successful young merchant of this placo, in whoso very genial household I am for tho present n happy member. Should thc demands of this new field of labor furnish seasons of relaxation, I will send you un occasional letter, for tho tics binding mo to old Laurens aro of too strong a character to allow a very sudden interrup tion. A. W. MOORI']. WALHALLA, S. C., January 1, 1880. Tho Fcnco Question. Mnssus. J."Dirons: I wis!? to say a word pi regard to this fen. law. I seo tko editor of thc Anderson Intelligencer proposing to play a very loose gamo on us by proposing to pay $100 lo help build tho fence and the people of Picken? and Oconeo keep up the fence in tho future; for be says it is better to pay thai loan lo pay $1,001) or $1,500 next year to fe pith' the fence. I would like to know wiio would disputo thal! Now it is just like adding oi' another field to ii field and leaving the Anderson fence to act as t cross fence. Now I don't sec any uso of a eros; fence if a niau don't intend to pasturo his land A turu row will do just as well, and for us tc build tlic fence and keep it up for their boncfl is unjust. livery man that cultivates a lieb should help keep up thc fence. If we have l< keep up thc fence 1 say hands olf ?ind fair play Wc will let thc slock law go to thc four winds. P. W. 15 Ult NS. Thc intuidlo in Maine affairs continues. Sh now has two (iovernors ami two Legislatures Mavis wa:; elected Governor by the Republicans and they havo possession cf tho State-House Oov. Smith and his Legislature arc trans.ictin; business in unolher building. Thc Republican have thc decision of thc Supremo Court, thu their Legislature is the legal one and seem lo b confident of "Holding tho Fort.1 Acts of tho Logislatuvo. AN ACT the better to protect thoso wh make Advances for Agricultural Pur poses. S KOT I ON I. lie lt enacted by the Senat and House of Representatives of tho Slot of South Carolina, now met and sitlin in (.'.curial Assembly, and by thc authority c the same: That tiny person who shall make advance in provisions, supplies ami other arti'le? fe ngrienllu'al purposes shall havo a lieu i ..ri ft renco to all other liens existing o otherwise upon euell provisions, supplie and other articles until thc same shall b consume! in thc usc. S KO . That in ease any ono to whon Mich provisions, supplies and other article are so advanced shall endeavor to dispos of tho same fur other purposes than tba for which they were advanced, or in cns any person sh ill endeavor to moko said pro visions, supplies mid other articles liable fe the debts nf the party to whom they wei advanced, thc" tho party advancing 'eui provisions, supplies and other articles sha have ??ll tho remedies and means orenforc ing his lien, upon such provisions, supplie and other articles advanced ns provided i the Act entitled "An Act to secure lund lords and persona making advances," ap proved M uch 4,. 1878, for enforcing Hen on crops for advances made. Approved December 24, 1879. Provided, with a pen, meeting Mr. Sat Weller's requirements, viz: "Ono that don .splutler;" a veracious chronicler might recur volumes in pru i so of OO'.IHSOUP' Lightnin Liniment, the host remedy in the world fi Rheumatism, Lanie Hack, Sprains, Rnii.se eto. For animals, it is invaluable when usc for Spavin, GnJI, Ringbono, otc. Farine: should keep it on hand in case of injury to valuable horse For sale by li, E. Norman Uro. Tho President sent to the Se?alo on tl 19th instant nominations for Census Sn pei visors in most of tho Southern State Tho following oro tho nominations ft South Carolina: First District, Oudwnlhidc J. Pride; Second District, Henry [lam mond; Third District, Ja m co L, Rrcedei The Stato Orange will be held this ye: in Charleston on the 2d day of hebruai Arrangements have been made with all tl lines of railroad leading to tho eily for r duced rates of passuge. Wherever Coussons' Honey of Tar lu boen introduced, in hamlet, city or ounti neighborhood, it has won its way to popuh favor ns a reliable remedy for Coughs, Cob and diseases of tho Throat and Lungs, nlso nHordt) relief when used for Crou Hoarseness, Eronehitis, cte. Prico 50 cont For salo by ll. E. Norman & Ero. Sparta nburg is to have a cotton faoloi willi a capital stock of *200.0U0. Tho: ought to be un enterprise of this kind i every county of South Carolina. Arthur Jordan, a married negro, wi had cloped with a respectable white gil was (uken from (ho jail tit Wnrrenloi Virginia, on (he lOlh instant, by a maski party and hung to a neighboring tree. Married, on the 1 1th of January, 1881), nt tl residence cf tho bvldo'fl mother, by tho Re York (loodlctt, Miss Laura Norton lo M Anderson Evans, colored. DELINQUENT LAUDS. 'PUK following ia tho Delinquent Land List for 1 Ocouoo County for Taxes of Fiscal Year 1878: OI?NTUK TOWNSHIP. Alonzo V Daniels, 108 acres, l'arniojiftvf'.iud, 1 acre. James K Shan, 8'5 aeres. PiiNKOA TOWNSHIP. Win lt Addis, 108 acres. Josopli ll Nudging, '10 'icios. Mr? Mary T Lvwis, :!00 acres and 1 building. Mr? Ksihcr 0 Porcher, ?'10 acres & 1 building Win lt Ta vlor. 10 acres. THOALOO TOWNSHIP. Mary Morrison, (10 acres. A ry Sniiih, 100 (tores. Jemima Smith, Ot) acres. Susan VanDlvoro, 75 acres. WAC.KNLP TOWN WUP. Mrs Sallio Downes, 1 lot and building. KKOWKK TOWNSHIP. Mary li Huunloutt, 100 acres. Estate of Llhodit Mai lin, 7? acres. John M M llobtiisou, (io nore?. PULASKI TOWNSHIP. Holier! M Iii:;, 7 ? acres. Addie Hughes, 44 acres. William Lee, !!00 acres. John M M Lobins?n, 100 acres. . Nallian Sherriff, IOU acres. Lorenzo l> Thrift, acres. W HIT I ! W A T li ll TOW NS HIP. Wm Dodgins, BO acres. lohn W Watson, GOO acres. Notice is hereby given that tho wbolc of thc several parcels, lots and parts of lots of real estate, described in tba preceding list, or so much thereof as will bo necessary to pay thc taxes, penalties and assessments obargo 1 thereon, will bo said by the Treasurer of Oconeo County, South Carolina, at his oflioo in said Uouiily, on tho FI HST MONDAY in February, A. D. 1880, unless said laxes, penalties and assessments bo paid before that lime, and ::uch sale will bo con tinued from day today until all of said parcels, lots and nails of lois of real cstllto shrill bc sold or ottered for sale. J. KT. GEORGE, Auditor Ocouoo County. January 15, 1880 O-St ?O'??CE OF MBS?LUTT?NT" rPHK firm of LOVINOC.OOD & RUY1N is this 1 day dissolved iii eoiisef|Uunou of tho death of tho senior pariner. which occurred tho 11th day of November, 18V0. W. 0. P.llYIN, Surviving Partner WALUAtT.A, S. C., December 81, 1870. COPARTNERSHIP NO TICK. ERVIN & TBKHBR, p AN KLUS, Merchandise Urokers and (,'oin l) mission Merchanls. Walhalla. S. C., succes sor? to Lovinggood ii lirvln, Walhalla. S. C. Deposits received. Loans made, Kxcllango bought and sold and a (?ener.il Hanking Itusiness done. 'PUK undersigned give, notice that, they will 1 oom)not the above described business with same capital as their predecessors. They assume all liabilities and will fulfill all engagements of tho lalo firm nf Lov.xmioon & Kttvix. Hespcolfully, WM. C. lill VIN, JOHN D. Y F.F. NF. ll. January 1st, 1880 8 Imo Notice to Fiduciaries. I DMINISTRATOKS, Kxecutors, Cluar 1\. dims, Trustees and other Fiduciaries aro required to como forward and make their annual returns according to law. . 111011 \ ,il) LEWIS, .'fudge of IVobato of Ooonco County. Jan. 15, ISM 0-2t 1370 AND 18SO. P F.COND SliSSION begins MONDAY, February Otb. Tho rule, '-cash in advance" for Col lege dues, adhered io strictly. II. STllONO, Treasurer. January io, 18K0 0 A d i a i i a i s ira ? o r's Sale. 1) Y virtu.; of an order of the Probate Court for ) Oooiteo County, S. C.. ma le lmh January, 1SSO, I will sell lo the highest bidder, for on sh. al my resid.-nee, in said County, al ll o'clock Saturday, the ?lst day of January instant, one lot. of Corn, about ono hundred and thirty bushels, about seven bushels of wheal aiid about three hundred bundles of fodder; JOHN T. LIDDL'LL, Administrator, January 1">, 1880 0-3t* BEST m THE VJCHLO ?" Imnnro lli?-i'mL Soda f'i of ri bllghtfy ?ll rt y v/litto color. Kt muy ?IM>ear wSllto, axttmlnotl hy li HOW, Imf t\ i'Atllll'.Mi ???SON WITH <-SJITE<:< :'.! A: CA*,*? "Atilt! AM) IflAftljHKitt, *? UHAiVD will M.'IOHT tho milcrcucO. Seo iUnt your Finking NA?1n |? ?WIiHo IIII.I fl? l lc CC, it "Olio II Ut he A K.I. m.tlB?.Ai: SWJtia'i'ANCl?S used toe food? A si ra pl o lint rrvpio test; of tho rornjaiiilivo value </t different lironda or FoiU> is (<> dlcsolvo a tlv8g?rtf*|K>onfiil cf cncli hind with nuotit a pint of water (hot prefer? oil) in clear plaesrs, stirring until all ta thoroughly dissolved, Tnoildloto? rions iiiegliihlo m .ii. v ia Um Interior Hod? will bo shown io r fccttlititf foino tw< nty minutos oe fioonor, by tito milky itiiponrArtco bf thu polution ?uni Hie qitotittty ol' jloaliui; ?vcky mutter ac Cordiutj to quality. Dc- Sllri mid ft'.t; for Cintren A Co.Vi Roda and seo that their liiuao in on tim p.u-ka^o ami you Will act tho purest, und uhttoM mude. '1'ho linn ot tliiH with flour milk, in prolorcnco to Uuklng I'OWtlOr, eurea twenty Hulda it?cost. 8co Ono pound pnekago foi valunblo inforina (iou Ami ruad onrofully, SHOW THIS TO YOU? QROCER.._ CHRISTMAS GOODS I DRUGS AND MEDICINES, 0 N band and receiving daily for tho HOLI DAYS a superb assortment pf I'll UNO ll AND AM LU H.* AN CANDIES, OH A NO KS, LKMONS, ltAISINS, COCOANUTS, And Nuts of vnrioiH kinds expected, Oysters, Lobsters, Salmon. Sardines, Firc-Craokcit?, Tobacco and Scgars, kc, ko. J(fe?5"" Always on band a pure lino of Drugs and Medicines. (tviy Physician i' Prescript ions carefully and promptly com pounded at all hours by Dr. IL S. JAMKS. iA. W. S IB fl IS Ii HOV ?fe 4:0., MAIN STKLKT, WALHALLA, S. C. Dec J8, 1870 6-121 SE] INTE O.A. jVIuiVX-E FEM ALK un Q?? nu suBaoo?.. FIRST SESSION FOR 1880 BEGINS JANU ARY 5: Juvenile Department, per ruonlli, $ 60 Primary Department, per Month, 1 00 Intermediate Department, per month, 1 GO Select Studies, per mundi, 2 00 Academic Department, per month, JJ CO Telegraphy, by a competent und experienced operator, extra. Hoard, per month, - - - ?8 00 Tho abovo rates of tuition are to bo paid in advance for each session of live mouth, exclu sive of Stato appropriai tous. 1 C. VY. MOORE, Principal. January 1, 1880 7-?imo ASSORTMENT LADIES' CLOAKS A ND Si. EE I 'LL ESS JA CK HTS Just rebol red, which aro being sold ut GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. He member ! That we also keep in store n SPLENDID LINE of DRESS GOODS of all varieties with SILKS and TRIMMINGS to match. A Nobby lino of Ita i! cy $ioo?!g and Rotions always on hand, conslsting.of Ult?JWiVS, TIES, COL LA US <0 CUFFS, li () SI f'J/i 1r, li U CU INC S% LADIES and CUNTS' UN DUH VESTS, ??c., <IV. HATS, CAPS, HOOTS and S HO HS lleady-Mado Clothing for the Million ! FAMILY GROCERIES and PLANTA TION SUPPLIES a specialty. tr'i>" Tho highest Cash or Hurter prico paid for Oom and other produce. 8?* Rear in mind that wo have a largo and well assorted stock of goods on hand and rVill not bc Undersold. Respectfully, IJ). Micmann So?i. November 20, 1870 1 i"MIR undersigned baa received (bo largest stock of Cooking; ami Bleating Stoves l ll At imo ever been brought to this market. Having purchased them before] the advance in iron, wo are able lo sell them at (Lc lowest figures, Our Stoves arc Economy in Price, Superior in Construction, Quick and Unijorin in Lukin;/, Durable with Handsome Design. Warranted togivo perfect satisfaction. We keep everything in the Tin-ware line. Rooting and (?uttering made n specialty. We are prepared to do all kinds of work in the Tin and St ovo line. All work on ware warranted. An examina tion of stock and orders solicited. Thankful for past favors, wc are respect ful Iv, BIUK?VS ?fc ya A vs. Ocl 30. 1870 50 Amanda E. Liles "j Vs. \ Partition. Wm. IL Liles, cl al. J 4 LL persons having claims against the estate il of Francis Mason, deceased, aro required to lo present and prove their claims be foro nie in my oilloo at Walhalla, S. C., on oe beforo thc Dth day of February next, or be barrell frota receiving any benefit under any futuro dooroo to bc made in this case. J. W. ST1UBLINO, Special Referee Walhalla, S. C., January 8, 1880. H it MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF I^Y virtue of tho power and authority eon? ) forrcd bv Morgan Harbin, in a mort ungo executed on ino 29(h day of January, 1877, in recorded in P.o.dc 0, Pages 2.51 lo 230, OcoiiOO County, the undersigned will sell at Walhalla on Sttloduy in February next, all that TRACT OF LAND, OorL-tEbixiixig Z9A -A. ores, and subdivided into two tracts as follows: Tit A CV NO? lt on Renverdnm Crook, containing ono hundred and seventyono noros, and adjoining lands of Larkin Cole, O. II. P. Pant and Morgan Harbin. TII?*UT KO? '2, on Houvcrdam Creek, containing ono hundred and fifty-four acres, and adjoining lands of Larkin Colo and Mor? gan Harbin. tyff?* On both tracts Ibero aro dwellings, ont buildings and cleared land, with some bottom on ouch tract on Hcavcrdam Creek. TERMS OF SALE-Ono third cash, re? mailling twoitbirds on a rrodit of twelve months with interest from dav el salo, secured by a mortgngo of tho premisos, THE STATE SAVINGS AND INSU* RANCE HANK OE ANDERSON, S. O., Mortgagee , Jan. 8, 1880 8-4t 1868. 1879. THE MOST GOODS -POR TUE-. ls thc cry oi' I3VJ3K YOODY. Iluudrcds havo realized that JO N D ? 1 X ? N JJ lt IX S* ls tho place to buy gooda CHEAP KOR CASU. Arriving for tho Iloliduys Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, And almost any thing needed for Xmas and thc Holidays. Ask the crowds of Customers from Wal halla for tho best goods at lowest prices, ond they will exclaim, HENDRIX ? -F?n ft: Ba so AM? A IV IP tttMPIP CiOOttPS December 18, 1870 6 STATE OF SOU TH CAROLINA, Oconeo Cornily. IN TI?E COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. L ll Hoopes, PluintifT, vs Lucy Hoopes, Caroline Cox, John llohlcttcr, Sr, and Johu llohlcttcr, Jr, Jobcrry llohlcttcr, Nicholas Huh loller, Mack Itoblettcr, David llohlcttcr, Goldman llohlcttcr, Mary Rohlolter and Lou llolettor, sons and daughters of Joseph llohlcttcr, de ceased, Defendants-SUMMONS POR RELIEF. To thc Defendants above named Af OU and each of you aro hereby sum X moued aud required to answer tho complaint in this action, a copy of which i? herewith served on you, and tho origlual bled in thc office of the Cloth of tho Court of Coinmoti Pleas for Oconco County, on tho 28d day of December, 1870, aud to servo a copy of your answer on tho sub scribers nt their ollioc, on tho putlio square, io Walhalla, S C, within twenty days uftet the service of this .summons on you, cxcl?* sive of tho day of nervioe. If you fail to answer thc complaint within that timo tho plaintiff will luke judgment ngniust you for tho relief demanded in thc complaint. KEITH & VERN ER, Plaintiff's Attorneys. j rT^I J W STIHBLINO, C C P Walhalla, S C, December 23, 1879. To John llohlcttcr, Jobcrry llohlcttcr, tho absent Defendants herein Take notico that tho complaint In this action was filed in thc office of thc Clerk of the Court for Oconeo County on tho 23d day of December, 1879. KEITH & VE RN Ell, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Deo 25, 1879 C-Gt I i X T ll i STILL ANNOUNCE THAT ? WILL AL LOW a lib' ral per cent, on colton brought nfl in payment of sloro accounts, and will take corn, peas, fodder and other produce at its full value. I must c'.03C up my bool;". All parties in debted tu tau will And it to their interest to ??etilo in thc next. ..ixty days. I have on hand and arriving daily, nt prices lo defy competition, Hoots and Shoes, Jeans, Ca.'is i meres, Trims, Dross Good;, Shirtings and I?lcachings; Woolen Goods, Yarns and Domestics, &c. Fancy doods, Notions and Trimmings. A complete stock of Stnplo Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars, Hardware, Bagging and Tics, Crookcrj', And many oilier things loo tedious to mention; 1 will pay any day the highest cash price for colton. J. P. MICKLER "N?Vest Union, October 23, 187'.) <19 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Oooiico Comity. Dy Richard Lewis, Esq., J?dgO of Probate. U/H1EUAS, Ci. \V. Loathers has made tl suit to mo to grant him Letters of Administration of tho Estate and Efl'eots of \V. W. Loathers, deceased Theso are, therefore, to oitc and ndmon-. ish all aud singular thc kiudrod and credi tors of tho said W. W. Leathers, that they bo, and appear, beforo mo, in tho Court of Probate, to bo held ut Walhalla, S. C., on Thursday, 20th of J-jnuary, 1S80, after publication hereof, ot ll o'clock in tho forenoon, to show oau3C, if any you have, why the said administration should not be granted. Civen under my hand and seal, this tho 13th day of January, Anno Domini 1880.. RIO H ARD LEWIS, Judge of Probate of Oconeo County. Jan. 15,1880 9-2 ?SfcC A T A R R rT \ . . rrin . in~rnn 'mm pi , i'.\:"-:V\Mhnin, mut llrnnchttU f . ,. . ..Jd.i. ,1 Kt vr.nr "iv,, IM.IIIO t,y Vj IliVIIXl/K 1MIA1.KNK, : i l.i'iiliiu! vu-or tuktn tltroot .\-. Vo tliofllsonim. A rolUMo > Vrivs-irontnicnt. Satisfaction gu?r i^-sijj ni'tti it.. Itniuo Treatment ^nont on trial, to tu returner! ?ml monty r?fnnd?d if not Hntlafhr tory. For full liifniiiiRttoii ?4 ?IrcM HOM H M KtUt; I NH CO.. iS.W.Cor.lvtli ii AwK, PhU'ft.riC Doo 4, 1879 8:1 y