Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, January 29, 1880, Image 3
LOCAL MATTERS
Agricultural Hens for salo at this ofAco..
Fall oats, BO far aa wo havo eton or can kara,
aro vory promising.
Wboat In many sections lins been Injured by
tho fly.
Tho regular monthly concort of prayer for
forolgn missions will bo hold lu tho Lutheran
Church on next Sunday night at the usual hour.
J, E. Hendrix Is advertising eolobrated gar
den seeds Ibis week. Oivo him a call and ex
amino his seed.
' Cotton Is quoted Arm in tho Walhalla markot
at tho followiug figures: Good middling 12J,
middling 12, low middling TIA.
. Wo rogret to stato that Mr. Honry Ritter,
whilo driving one of Mr. Riemann's horses', was
run uway with near tho depot, getting ono wheel
of tho wagon smnshed and his arm broken.
Morit.will loll. Buy tho genuino orllolo and
do not expend your means on vile trash. Shrl
ncr's Indian Verm?fugo is guaranteed if taken
according to directions.
Tho United Stiles rovonuo forces havo re
turned from Kalma. Nine stills were oaplured.
A,number of porsons, okarged with violation of
tho rovonuo laws, woro also arrested.
Wc aoknowlcdgo tho roooipt of annual passes
over tho Grcenvillo and Columbia Railroad and
its branches for tho present year, through tho
courtesy .of Jabez Norton, General Ticket Agent.
Wc seo frora our t Abbeville exchanges that
Ibero arc sixteen prisoners in jail.in that county,
two of whom aro charged with murder, three
with arson and thc remainder with a variety of
orimos of ICFS magnitude.
Smoko cubobs for asthma and catarrh, tho
best remedy known. Smokers can have it mixed
proportionately with their lobacoo. 3,000 pounds
bark of tho sassafras root wanted at two cents ;
per pound cash. R. E. NOKMAN & Ruo.
Wo have had several cold days during tho
past week, and ou Monday alight sleet fell,
whioh terminated In tho cvoniug in a heavy
rain. Tho remote mountains arc covered with
snow, but with us tito weather lias so moderated
that Tuesday resembled a May day in tempera
ture.
Turner Osborne, charged with Bradbcrry with
tho killing of Mrs. Compton, near Fair Play,
about Christmas, has been arrested and was
brought to Walhalla last Friday evening and
lodged in jail. On his first arrest, before the
death of Mrs. Compton, ho escaped from thc
constable.
Wo publish a communication from Mr. A. G.
Sligh, a good and observing farmer in thc Rich
land soclion of our county, in rcfercnoo to (he
pi st which bas been destroying (bc wheal. Mr.
S., after a careful examination, h; satisfied thal
thc worm and not thc Hy is doing thc damage.
Tho worm resembles tho common cut worm and
certainly feeds on green vegetation.
Tho Directors of Ibo Penitentiary havo con
tracted with Messrs. Dolby & Bangs, contractors
for thc building of tho Charleston jetties, lo
supply Ul Ctrl with granito from Ibo Slate quarry.
They aro to pay thu State 45 cents per lou for
tho granite loaded on the cars and tho Stale is
to furnish 200 tons per day, worth $90 to the
, Slato.
Several new, students have entered Adgcr
Collcgo wltbit) the past few days, among them
W. P. Castles from Chester, W. Griffin from
Abbevillo and G. O'. Johnson from Anderson
"Wo have heard of several otheru who aro lo bc
boro in a few days. Tho futuro outlook of thc
Collcgo is quito cheering. Tho FaouKy arc
working hard to lay tho foundation broad and
deep.
NOTICK To WHOM IT MAY COXC;I:II:?.-A3 wo
expect to leave thia place nexl week for other
fields, wc hereby give notice (hat Mrs. ll.. J.
Legare Is oar duly authorized Agent ami Teacher
for Evans & Meson Convex Minta turo Precess
for and within Oconec County, S. C., who will
furnish supplies and licenses to mipiju at usual
rates. T. O. DOWD,
General Agent for Evans, Idcson $: Co., Raid'
more, Md. .
We regret that wc aro called on (o chronicle
another hoiaicido in our county. Oa Friday
evening about sunset Thomas 0. Parker shot
and instantly killed a man named Jcs::c Horn,
who had, some time previous, been engaged as
h. laborer of W. E. Parker at his steam saw
mHl. Thomas O. Parker is a sen of W. F.
Parker and about eighteen years of agc. As
tho matter will doubtless undergo judicial in
vestigation wo forbear comment c's to tho causo
or any of thc facts brought out on tho Inquest.
Parker has not yet been arroslod.
Bargains, selling oA* at cost, aro attractive
words to thc people and shoul I havo due weight
in tho minds of buyers. At tho sign of tho rod
flag an entire stock of merchandise will bc run
oil' at cost, and wo suggest to our readers desir
ing goods to call and examino tho stock and
prices of Mr. H. 0. Sligh. Mr. Sligh desires to
close out his business on account of his bad
health, and for (hie reason oTcrs bargains to
all. His stock consists of a general assortment
of articles adapted to tho trad o of thia section.
Ho also desires to collect all claim.", due to him
nnd asks his customers to call and scttlo up.
Seo his advertisement elsewhere.
Wc publish in this issue (ho proclamation of
Gov. Simpson, offering a reward of one hundred
and fifty dollars for tho arrest of Turner
Osborne lt boars dato ^fcc 8t!i of January,
1880, and on Ibo back is endorsed a statement
that tho first proclamation must have mis
carried. Tho present copy of it bears dato as
forwarded tho 23d instant. Thia was a strange,
freak of tho mails willi GO important a paper.
However wo presume tho parties who arrested
Osborno will bo entitled (o (ho reward, as it
was Issued, signed and scaled boforc tho arrest
and their right lo tho reward can hardly bo de -
pendent upon their knowing that it had been
offered. Wo aro glad to nolo (ho dale of (ho
original proclamation, aa tho delay unaccounted
for would have given good grounds for com
plaint.
Subscribo for thc COORI mt. lt ia your county
poper and each week gives a record of all events
of importance occurring in (ho counly, Stato
rind general government. It tells you wi:oro lo
buy cheapest such ? 'idea as aro needed for
thc fa'rrrt and housu... arid whero lo sell your
produce for (he most money. Current nows,
current prices, official no(iocs arid advertise*
fronts am! Stale laws and decisions of general
interest aro found in its columns. Tho wookly
county paper is ail omnium gatherum and during
thc year contains valuablo Inofrttmiion on all
matters relating lo agriculture, manufactures,
mechanics, commevco, politics, tempor?neo, mo
rality and religion. It ls always read oagcrly
by your oliildron and from ils columns many
golden items Impress themselves on (hoir mindi,
which, in after life, aro invaluable.
Au aged minister says, "? had suffered mu oh'
nud long from Piles, after tryiug various reme
dies, but was cured by 'fabler's Uuokoyo Tilo
OintraonU'l _ It is niado from tho Uuckoyo, and
recommended for nothing clso but piles. ?no
.trial will com-?nco tho skeptical thal fabler's
?uokeyo Pilo Ointment is a euro for Piles.
Prico 60 ce??s. For sale by tt. li. Norman &
Uro.
CoLCMiiiA, January 22.-lu pursuanco of Ibo
call of ll. B. Elliott, Chairman, tho Republican
Slate Excoullvo Committee, consisting of lt. li.
Elliott, Wi N. Taft, C. G. Rowen, E. W. Mi
Mackay, Sam Leo, /uno .Mobley, \V. J. Myers,
E. A,.Webster, L. E. Miller and J. E. Eusor,
met in tho post oflioo building thia afternoon
and selected April 28th next as tho day for
holding tho Republican Stato Convention to
elect delegates from this Stale to tho Republican
National Convention lo bo held in Juno. Harry
Noah, of Columbia, wa3 clcotcd Secretary of
tho Cornroittco. Tho Republican Ejecutivo
Committeo appointed Chairmen for tho several
counties, but wllhliokl their uainos for tho pro
sent.
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A diseased liver never disturbs one's ceronity
but just let digestion stop, or thc stomach bold
up for repairs, and the man or woman is sick
all over-feeling cross and f>l injry, ?nd would
put a bone in thc soap grease rallier than give
it lo a dog. To restore digestion, ?nd koop thc
alouiacho and liver in working order, usc Porta
line or Tooler's Vegetable Liver Powder. Prico
GO cents a package. Por ;:alc by R. E. Norman
& Uro.
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Moro Vast Combinations
Tho New York Times says tbnt ru im
portant conference was held in tho Windsot
Hotel on Tuesday evening bclweeu Mr
j. N. McCullough, first Vice Presidont ol
the Pennsylvania Company, which manages
thc leased Hues of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, mid Mr. li. Victor Now
comb, first Vico Presidont of tho Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company, ut whiol:
tho proposition wa- mado and discussed ol
leasing to thc Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany for a long tenn of years tho Louisville
and Nashville Railroad mid all its old tint!
recently acquired dependencies. Roth
gentlemen wero extrotnely reticent when
questioned on tho subject, but it is under
stood thut tho proposition was not unfavor
ably received, and that further conference;
to endeavor to urrnngo malters will bo held
The consequences of arish a combination os
is hero projected will bo readily understood
by n reference to thc details of tho Louis
ville and Nashville coup, whereby R,50C
miles of ra 11 roa.1 extending from, tho fresh?
water lakes on tho North lo thc Culf on thc
South, mid from St! Louis to Savannah
were consolidated under ono management,
and by considering in addition the enor
mous system of roads nt present under thc
control of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. These aggregate over 4,000
miles of lino exclusive of sidings mid
second, third and fourth tracks, o.or <5,00C
of thom being loosed railroads operated bj
thc Pennsylvania Company, It would giv<
to thc Pennsylvania Railroad Company t
trunk route to which no other in tho worh
oilers n comparison, from New \!ork ti
Philadelphia; thence Westerly vi<tReading
Harrisburg and Pittsburg to Chicago
thence Southerly vii Indianapolis, Louis
ville, Nashville, Montgomery and Mobile t
New Orleans; also from, lndianopoli
Southwesterly to St Louis; thence South
easterly via Keansvillo, Nashville, Cbatta
nonga und Atlanta to Savannah; also frou
Rowling Creon, Ky., to Memphis, with an,
number of branches tapping tho tciritoi
through which it runs in all directions.
A telegram was sent on Tuesday b
President Standiford and Vice Presiden
Newcomb' of thc Louisville und Noshvill
Company, lo President Cole, of the Nash
ville und Chattanooga Company, rcqucstin
hini to retain the mmiugcmci.t of th:
portion of that now route under the nmal
gamalion. Ile subscxuonily responded I
thc off.cot that personal consideration alon
would not bc sufficient lo induce him I
accept, but that if it could be shown tin
it would bo for tho interests of all concerne
and if ho would bc allowed to ?hapo tl
futuro policy (if tho management to th
end, would offer no objection. Ho ali
suggested the propriety and usefulness
retaining tho Georgia Central lease, or
asked for n conference to that end. Satu
day night, in this eily, was appointed m
Cel. Cole telegraphed last, evening that 1
would bo hero. Mr. Newcomb said ye
terday in this connection that there was i
question of thc right cf tho Louisville at
Nashville Company toncquiro possession
tho Georgia Central under tho terms of i
recent purchase. Representing Col.. Co!
ho declared that tho relations of that gel
tlcmon with tho Louisville and Nash vi
managers aro entirely friendly, thc Color
being a relativo of a leading officer in t
latter road, and they propose to protect 1
interests fully. When bc comes on herc
will bo consulted as to whioh of tho dire
tors it will bo most advisable to retire
nicking up thc now, bor.rd. In regard
tho other Intentions cf tho company, J
Newcomb said it is proposed to build
extension to Charleston, and that this w
probably bc dono in tho corly future.
DoRBMIBIiptiOIA OtlB'Ctf.
AN old physician, retired from practice, hi
ing had placed in his hands by an East In
missionary tho formula of a simplo vegeta
remedy for (ho speedy and permanent cure
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and
throat mid lung affections, also a positive ?
radical euro for nervous debility and nil ncrv
complaints, (iftor having tested its wondci
oura ti vc powers in thousands of cases, has
it bis duty to mako it known to his sulTor
fellows. Actuated by this motivo mid n dc?
lo relievo human suffering, J Will send frc
thargo lo all who desiro it, this recipe, in O
man, French or English, with full directions
preparing and using. Sent by niall by nddn
ing with Blanip, naming thin paper, W.
JllKitAR, 140 Powers' Ulock, Rochester, N. Y
Oct 2, 1870 40-cow Iii
'rite lYcwspapcr Law.
Tho Nov/spopcr law says if any por
irdors his paper discontinued ho must
til arrearages, or tho publisliQr may conti
0 sond it until payment is made, nnd col
;ho wholo amount. Also an action for fr
san bo instituted against any porson, whet
io is rosponsiblo in a financial view or i
ivho ?ofAisos to pay for his subscription.
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After all, thcro is something human ob
1 dead beat. Ho will stand by you as 1
is you havo a cent,
Dr.TUTTS
Expectorant j
It? proportlea ft.ro Domulcent, Nutri
tivo Balsamic, Soo?ijngr_aiidHealing.
Combining all thoao uualltioB, lt la the
moot feffoottv? IT??Q^BALSAM: ever
offered to Bufferers ?ro?T**?^?l'monary
dlBoaaoB.
? DR J. F. HAYWOOD,
Of New York, voluntarily indorsee ii.
-READ WHAT HE SAYS:
Dr. TUTT I Now York, Bopt., 19, 1877;
Dotr Sir-During this your I vi.Hod ?mo hundroa
oui? of lung dissasss. In tho lower wards of tho
city tho COBOS wore of * Tor/ sevoro type. It Vf as
thor? tay nttoulion Was oallod to Tait's lcxpootorant,
.nd I con (cu my aurpriso at Ita wonderful power,
puring a practico or twonty yoars, I nato never
known a medicino to net as promptly,nnd with sueh
happy offsets. It instantly subdued tho most violent
fits of coughing, end invariably cured tho disease lu
a few days. I oliourfully indortoit as the best lung
medicino I over unod. ._.__
J. KHAN01S HAYWOOD, M. D.
A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITE8.
Office, Kvontng Nows, Augusta, Oa.
Dr.TUTTt Doar Kir -My little son, was altackod
with pnoumnnin last winter, which left bim with a
violent cough, that lasted till within a mouth since,
for tho ouro of which 1 am Indabtod toyour valuabln
Expectorant. 1 hail triod most ovory thing rooom.
mendod, but none did any good un til I usixlyour Ul
peotorant, ono bottle of which romovod the cough
ontlroly. With many thanks, I nm yours truly,
_JOHN M, W KIO LU.
Had terrible NICHT 8WEAT8.
Memphis, Feb.. ll, 1871.
Dr. TUTT : Blr-I havo boon ?ulforlug for noarly two
?eara with a sovoro cough. When 1 oommonced ta.
lng your Hxpoctoranl I waaroduc?d to ono hundrod
andeixtoonpoundainwolghl. I had triod almost
ovorything : lind torriblo night swonlH. lhnvotakon
half dozon l>ottles. Tho night swoatu havo loft me,
tho OOUL'II has disnppparod, mid lhavogatnod Hf tooti
pounds lu llosli. I riicommoiidltto nu my friends.
Wlthgrcat rospuct, QL1VUB, It IOU.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.
Itcatlor, lmvo you caught a cold? Aro yon un?
nblu to ra is o tho 55555 ? Uavo~~yoti nu Irrita
tion lu tho throat 7 Acenso of oppression oil
tho lungs, wini Bhort lu jut lit Do you hayo n
flt of conching on lyfn^ down ?_ A i^i^iMmin
now anil then In tho fOgtpil fat tho heart, BllO?l
?cremid backV if na, our Adv?co IN niko nj
once a doso of Tnt t'a Bxpcctorantt, you, wilt BOQU
lio anio to miso thu pjjWnrj_lu an hour repeat
tho Kxpcctornnt, iiluco nhot Iron to tho fcct,tnk?
two or'i'??tT's?'illg. You will Boon fall Into jj
pleasant Bloop and wake up In tho morning,
cough none, lUUg? worklii|?_?rcely ; easy bronth
t?jf,IwdllTtJbow'clB moving In ?nntnrnlmninier^
'j'o pibvoiit a rotnni of thueo ayniplonia uso tl?a
Expectorant Boveral dnya._;_.
Offlo?7~3"5~M"urray Stro?t, N. Y.
TUTT'S PILLS
< i in: TOUI'ID 1.1 vi.it.
TUTT'S PILLS
ovni: ?VSPKPHIA.
TUTT'S PILLS
<:inti: <:os A AVR.N ?;ss.
TUTT'S PILLS
CUUK i t:vi;u ANI> A<;DI:.
TUTT'S PILLS
OV1IK SICK. IIEAOACIIK. ?
TUTT'S PILLS
Cl in; mi.Mil s COLIC.
TUTT'S PILLS
?IVK APF?TII'K,
TUTT'S PILLS
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TUTT'S PILLS
_cincic i>n.ION.
T?TT'S MWm,
GiiAY HAIII on WlMSKtais chmiKod to a Ui.uRst
JSI.AOK by a singlo application of this DYK. It im>
partea Natural l/olor, acta Instantaneously, and lil
as Harmless as spring water. Sold by Druggists, or
eout by oxpross on rccoipt of $1,
Office, 35 Murray St.; New York.
&.aiit!:il BCcpoi'l oi* thc T?ca
Mili'cr ol" thu Town ol* Wal?
halla.
1870. RECEIPTS.
Mib. 12. Received from Treasurer - .
of 1878, : 850 Of.
\Iaroli 1. Liquor licctiso, fl, R.
Sohroder, .. 160 OC
Liquor liccnsc,Mrs.C.E.
Kooba, . 150 OC
Liquor license, ll. D. A. ;
Riemann, , 150 OC
Billiard licence, ll.R.A.
Riemann, 25 Ot
Livery stable license, II. .>
}). A. Riemann, 9b OC
Livery stable license, A.
W. Thompson, 25 OC
Globo Comedy Company.
license, 7 5C
Auction licenso, 5 OC
Calaboose fines, 22 OC
Town scaled, 3 3^.
Town tuxes, 200 8'*
Street laxes, 85 5C
Total receipts, _^12J}?
DISBURSEMENTS.
lila rob 5. J. F. Sullivan, salary for
February, 828 GC
J. F. Sullivan, salary six
days in Marchi fl OC
W. A. Miles, two days
extra service, 2 OC
R. S. Rutledge, for 100
?ice;,, . 2G OC
\pril 2. W, J. Nevill, for work on
college, 41 8?
A; Bicnnccke, for fifty
trees, 15 OC
Three managers of elec
tion, $1 50 cooli, 4 5C
Street work, 8 Of
Two oatt baddies, fl 1?
W. A. Milos, salary for
March, 25 OC
J. ,V. Thompson, for two
carts, 70 OC
>Iay 7. .T. E. IIciidrix,slrcct work, 1 OC
\V. A. Miles, salary for
April, 30 OC
J.S. Byrd, for onrt breech
ing, 4 OC
iuno 4. W. A. Miles, salnry for
May, 30 00
O. W. Kilburn, 2C
. 0. L Reid & Co., 1 IC
Tuly 2. W, A. Miles, salary for
June, 30 0?
vug. 4. Road hands, . 45 70
12. Chas. Niebuhr, for work
C. L. Reid & Co., 5 86
on two wells, 5 00
W. A. Miles, salary for
July, 31 00
15. Road hands', , . . 14 00
Baldwin, for blacksmithing .3 25
17. isuoo Brown, for rook work 12 00
H. S. VnnDivicrc, .1 40
Insurance on collego, 30 00
? J. W. F. Thompson, 1 00
?cp?. 8. NY, A. Miles, solory for
August, 3? 40
Wesley Pitchford, fl 25
il, E. Hendrix, 3 85
O'. Town 6cnlc3, 118 75
Isaao Brown, rock work
on sonics, 25 00
1). Riemann Sc Son, , 10 05
)of. I. W. A., ^lilcs, salary for
Soploinber, 30 00
J. H. Ostondorff, 65
?07. 10. VV. A. Miles, salary for
Ootobor, 31 00
Road hands, 3 50
ar. E. rrcndrix'o MU, 2 50
Deo. 8. Wi A. Miles, salary for
Novombor, 80 00
Niobubr, for cleaning well 1 50
John Kaufmann, lumber
, hill, , 10 70
KEOWKK COUIUKU, 80 00
David Siugloton,cofiin for
pauper, 2 60
1880.
un. 19. R. S. Rutledge, salary for
Decembor, 30 00
O. L. Reid & Co-, > 1 10
Jno Haldwio, blacksmith,
ing, 25
Wesley Pitchford, .-< 2 05
2J por oout. commission .>
on receipts, -22 80
2} per cent, commission .. '
on disbursements, 21 60
Cash on hand, .. 7 80
Total, . ii . 8012 10
A. BllEi^NKOKW,
trc.i8urcr.
DELINQUENT LANDS.
pilli following is tho Delinquent Land List for
Oconco County for Ta sos cf Fiscal Year
1878:
. . . CENTRE TOW NS mr.
Alonzo 1? Daniels, 108 acres.
Parmelia Laud, I acre.
Janies lt Shftn, 8G acres.
* SKNIvCA TOWNSHIP.
Wm R .Wldls, 10S acres.
Joseph II Hudgins, 'JO acres. . .
Mrs Mary T I.o.wis, '200 acres ami 1 building.
Mrs Esther C l'orolier, ?#iG ocres & 1 building
AV ni lt Taylor, 10 acres.
. TUGALOO TOWNSHIP.
Mary Morrison, 00 n^rcs.
A ry Smith, 160 acres.
Jciniina Sinitb, 00 ncres.
WAG li Xl: It TOWNSHIP.
Mrs Sallie Downes. 1 lot and building.
K KOW Eli TOWNSHIP.
Mary li Hunnioutt, 100 acres.
Mst ato of Rhoda Mai tin, 75 acres.
John M M Robinson, 00 acres.
PULASKI TOWNSHIP.
Robert M Hix, 75 acres.
Addio Hughes. 44 acres.
John Si M Robinson, 100 acres.
Nallian Sherrin', 100 acres.
Lorenzo D Thrift, 626 acree.
\V ll IT KW AT K R TO W NSU IP.
Wm Dodging, 60 acres,
lohn W Watson, 000 acres.
Notice is hereby given that thc whole cf tho
sovcral naroola, lots and parts (if lois of real
estate, described Ju thc preceding Hst, or so
much thereof as will bc necessary to pay tho
taxes, pennllien and assessments charge-.! thereon,
will bc sold by thc Treasurer of Oconeo County,
South Carolina, at his ollioc in stid County, on
tho FIRST MONDAY in February, A. 1>. 1880,
unless said taxes, iicnaliics and assessments bo
paid before that lime, and suoh sale will bo con
United from day to day until all of said parcels,
lola and pails of lots of real cst tito shall bo
sold or offered for sale
J. N. GEORGE,
Auditor Oconoe County.
January 15, 1880 O-?t
NOTICE OF DiSSOLUTJON.
'Pilli firm of LOVINGGOOD & ERVIN is this
1 day dissolved in conserpiciico of Ibo death
of tho squior partner, which occurred the 11th
day of November, 1870.
W. 0. ERVIN,
Surviving Partner
WALHALLA, S. C., December 31, 1879.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
ORVUH" & TER1TEB..
BANKERS, Merchandise Brokers and Com
mission Merchants, Walhalla. S. C., siicccs
soro to Lovinggood & Ervin, Walhalla, S. C.
Deposits received, Loans made, Exchange bough!
ami soid and a General Hanking Business done.
fpilli undersigned give notice that they will
1 conduct the abovo described business willi
same capital as their predecessors. They assume
all liabilities and will fulfill all engagements ol
tho late firm of Lovjxouoou Si Euv?l.
Respectfully,
WM. C. ERVIN. .
JOHN D. VICENHR.
January 1st, 1880 8 Imo
Notice to Fiduciaries.
ADMINISTRATORS, Executors, Guar
dians, Trustees and other Fiduciaries
arc required lo como forward and make
their annual returns according to law.
RICHARD LEWIS.
Judgo of Probate of Oooneo County.
v Jan.. 15, 1880 9-2t
1879 ^ISTID 1880.
OECOND SESSION begins MONDAY. February
0 Otb. Tho rulo, "cash in ndvancc" for Col
lege dues, adhered to Btrlolly.
II. STRONG,
Treasurer.
January 16, 1880 0
Administrator's Sale.
])Y virtue of an order of the Probate Court for
> Oconco County, S. C., made 13lh January,
1880, I will sell to tho highest bidder, for cash,
at my residence, in said County, at 11 o'clock
on Saturday, thc 8.1st day of January instant,
ono lot of Corn, about ono hundred end thirty
bushels, about seven br.sbcln of wheat and
about three hundred bundles of fodder.- 1
JOHN T, LIDDELL,
. Administrator.
January 1?, 1880 ?-8l*
BEST IN THE WORLD
Impuro Hl-Cnrb Soda. In of ti
nll?litly dirty Willie color. It limy
npuenr w li I to, oxnmlnott by li
noir, but u ?OniI>AHlSON WITH
i ninti u Ac oo.'.s "AH in ANO
ll A M ?TI Hit ? ?HAND will ?how
tho uUrvrcuco.
See- tlint your Ttnbtnpr Roda 1?
Xvii I lo ti li (l 1'J ?ii: KC, HM KIIOII 1,1 l>o A 1.1,
NI ill If, A It Si;tlS'?A!\<:iiS ri sod lor
food. .'
A aimplo but PO vorn teat of tho compnrntiro
Taino ot mir?rent branda of Soda ia to dissolve n,
floasert spoonful of cnrli kimi vtitli ?bout a pint
of water (hot preferred) in clear Klns-ioa, atirring
until air in thoroughly dlnaolvod. Thodoloto
jrloui inaolublo matter in tho Infoi ior Hod?, will
bo ihown after Kettling nomo twenty minuten or
sooner, by tho milky imjienronfo or tim notation
mid ttio quantity of floating flocky matter ac
cording to quality. .
Bo sure and mik for Church & Co.'? Soda and
ron (lint their linnie in on tho pickngo and you
will get tho purent anti whiten made. Tho uno
ot Oil? with sour milk, in prefewnco to Daking
Towdor, savo? twenty tlmoa Ita coat.
Seo ono pound package for viluable informa
tion and road carefully.
. , SHOW THIS TO YOUD 8R0CERV *
sK:?NTICOS .y^??Tjjn
nm\tAi ililli s<;i3oo?,.
FIRST SESSION FOU 1880 DEO I MS JANU
ARY 6: . .
Juvenile Depart raoul,. per tno.nlh, ? 60
Primary Department, per mouth, . 1 00
Intermediate Department, per month, 1 60
Select. Studies, per.month, 2 00
Acnd?rnio Depr.rlmeut, per- month,, 2 CO
. Telegraphy, by a competent and experienced
oporator, extra.
Hoard, per month, - $8 00
. Tho above rates of tuition ..aro to be paid in
r.dvanco for caeli o?sslou of five month, exclu
sive of Slate appropriations.
C. W. MOORE, Principal;
January 1, 1880 7-3 in o
LARGE AND SELECTED
ASSORTMENT
-OF
LADIES' CLOAKS
AND
j SLEEVELESS JACK FA'S
Just received, 'which nro being sold nt
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Remember !
Tli.it we also keep in storo n SPLENDID
LINE of DRESS GOODS of nil varieties,
with SILKS and TRIMMINGS to mutch.
A Nubby lino of
Fancy <*oods ?nd Notion*
always on hand, consisting of
li II) Ii ONS, TIES,
COLLARS cfc CUFFS, . .
II O SIEH Y, Ii V CHING S,
LADIES and .GENTS
UND EH VESTS, fcc., Ax.
HA TS, OA HS, li O O TS a.-nh SHOES
-A.3NTTD
Ready-Made Clothing
for the Million !
FAMILY GROCERIES and PLANTA
TION. SUPPLIES n, specialty. . .
JfcSy* Tho highest Cash or Barter price paid
for Corn ;>nd olhpr produce
055"* Bear in mind that wo Lave ri largo
and well assorted stpek of goods un hand and
Will not be Undersold.
, ..? v Respectfully,
IX Uiemann Sf Son.
November 20, 1879 1
'PI7S undersigned has received tho largest
1 stock of -,
Cooking mid Heating Stoves
that .Jins ?. ever-been-, brought to this market
Having purchased them before] (be advance in
iron, ivo r.ro able lo sell them at thc lowest
figures.. Qpr Stoves arc
Economy in Price.
Superior in Construction, .
Quick and Unijorm in Baking,
? J):n\ablc ipi th Handsome Design.
Warranted togi.o perfoct satisfaction.
Wc keep everything in the Tin-ware lille,
Roofing and Guttering made a specially.
Wo arc prepared to do alt kinds of werk in tin
Tin mid Stovo lino.
All work on ware warranted. An examina
tion of stock and orders solicited. Thankfu
for past favors, wo aro respect fully,
IB UK IV S & MAYS.
Oct 00. 1870 50
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Partition.
Amanda E. Liles
vs.
Wm. II. Liles, et al.
\LL persOQS having claims against the estate
of Franois Mason, deceased, ave required lo
to pvcaent ont! provo ?heir cluinis beforo mc in
my olhoo nt Walhalla, S. C., cn or. beforo the
9th day of February next, or bc barred from
receiving any benefit under any future decree tc
bc mad; in this case.
J. W. STRIPLING, "
Special Reforc?.
Walhalla, S. G., January 8, 1880. 8-it
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of tho power und authority con
ferred by Morgan Harbin, in a mortgage
oxccutcd.on the 20th dp.y of January, 1877. in
recorded in Rook C,.Piigos 234 to 230. Oconcc
County, the undersigned will soil at Walhalla
cn s.iledny in February noxt, all that
TRACT OF LANI), ...
O ont suming 324 Aor?B,
and subdivided into two tracts na follows:
TRACT R?O, I, on Beftvordam Crook,
containing ono hundred rind, sovontyiono
norosi and adjoining lands of Larkin Colo, O.
II. P. Font and Morgan Harbin.
Til A VT MO. ?, on Bonvordnm Crook,
contnining ono hundred nnd fifty-four ncVcs,
nnd adjoining lands of Larkin Colo anti Mor*
gan Harbin.
CQy* On both tracts there nro dwollings,
out buildings nnd cleared land, with soino
bottom on onch tract on Ronvordam Creek.
TERMS OF SALE-Ono third cash, re
maining twotthirds on n credit of twelve
months with interest from day ol salo, secured
by n mortgngo of tho promises.
THE STATE SAVINGS AND . INSU
RANCE BANK OF ANlUUlSON, ii. C.,
Mortgagee
Jun. 8, 1S80 3-lt
HAVE NOW FOR HALE A FULL SUP
ply of D. M. FERRY'S
Fresh Garden Seeds;
.---ALSO
AVERY'S- CELEBRATED PLOWS AND
ADJUSTABLE PLOW-STOCKS.
CARDEN .PLOWS,
STEW, VOES,1
BJiADE'S Cchhratcd I?OE,
AXES AND FARM TOOLS GEN
IALLY.
-ALSO-1
THE MST VARIETY
__OF~. .. tr jj
lt El? lt (IST I'It??F OA'R'S.
-ALSO.- ; ; , ....
WEED'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
WITH ATTACHMENTS..,, , % ?
ON THE R??J) f6? WILL BE I1?T
NjTHE ROAD 0? WILL BE lj_>
STORE ia a few days, tho, best yc\riot?Q8 of
NORTHERN AND WESTERN IRISH PO
TATOES, FOR SEED.
-OUR STOCK OF
DRY. GOOKS. NOTIONS. JW O TS, :
SHOKS, IIA TS, CROCKERY- WARE
?-AND- .
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ls kept foll, and will bo sold ns low as aimi
lar goods can be bought anywboro by retail.
Call and examino for yourselves.
i - Respectfully,
?. L. REID & CO.
Jan. 22, 1880 10
8TATE-; OF SOU TH ^BOLINA,
Oeoiice Count}'.
IN THU COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Lil Hoopes, Plaintiff, vs Lucy Hoopes,
Oerolino Cox, John llohlcttcr, Sr. and
John Roblctter, Jr, Jobcrry Roblctter,
Nicholas Itohlcttcr, . Mack ?tohlet?cr,
David Rohletter, Goldman Roblctter,
Mary llohletter uhd Lou llolcttcr, sons
and daughters cf Joseph Roblctter, de
ceased, . D?fendante-SUM MONS FOR
UK LIEF.
To the Defendants above named.
YOU and. each of . you aro hereby sum
moned aud required to answor tho
complaint in this action, a copy of whioh
is herewith Bcrved on you, and tho original
Gled in tho oflico of thc Clctk of, tho Court
of Coin mon Picas for Oconco County, ot\
tho ;23d day of December, 1879, and to
servo a copy of your answor o*: tho eub-r
8cribcrs ot their oflico, on the nul Ho squaro,
io Walhalla, ? C, within twenty daysafter
thc service of this summons cu you, exclu-*
sivc of tho day of service. If you fail to
answer thc complaint within that timo tho
plaintiff will tako .judgment against you
for thc relief demanded in thc complaint.
KEITH & VEIAN ER, *
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
1 V7 STRIBLINO, COP
Walhalla, S C, Dcocmbcr 33, 1879;,
To John Iloblett?r, Jobcrry Roblofcter, tho
absent Defendants herein
Take notice that thc complaint in ?bis
action was filed in tho office of the Clerk o?
tho Court for O?oneo County on thc 28d
day of December, 1879. "'.
KEITH & VE RN ER, /
Plaintiff's Attorneys.'
Deo 25, 18V 9 6 6t
: K X i k ic
IIBUSEIENTS
I STILL ANNOUNCE THAT I WILL AL
LOW a liberal per cent, on colton brought me
in payment of storo accounts, and will 'take,
j norn, peas, fodder and other produce at its full
value. ' ' **'? ."* .'? .
I must closo up r.:y books. All pattie's" in-.
I debted to ' mc will And it to their interest to
selllo in Ibo next sixty days. v
I have on band and arriving daily, at prices lo
defy competition,
Hoots and Shoes,
Jeans, Cassimcrcs,
rrints, Dress Goods, -,
Shirtings aud Blcachlngs,
Woolen Goods, , .
7" Yarna and Domestics, &o.
1 Taney Coeds, Notions and Trimmings.
A completo rlo?k cf
1 * St apio Groceries,
1 Tobacco r.nd Cigars, Hardware,
1 '.. i Bagging and Ties,
Crockery, .
And many oilier fhing3. (co tcdicua lo mention.
I will pay any day Ibo highest cash price for
cotton. . }
J, P. MICILER,
Wost Uilion.
October 2:5, 1870 49
7. CHRISTMAS GOODS !
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
ON hand and receiving daily for tho HOLI
DAYS a superb assortment of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
ORANG KS, LEMONS,
1UJF?NS, COCOANUT^,
And titil? of vrtrlou?f kinds expected,
0y3?era, Lobsters,
Salmon, Sardines,
Tire-Crackers,
Tobacco and Sogars, &e., &c.
?Qy* Always on band a pure line of Drugs
and Medicines.,
E<37" Physicians' Prescriptions carefully and.
promptly compounded at all hours by Dr. >V S.
J AMT* .
O. XV. SH I lt 1,1, Y CO,,
MAIN STKKKT, WALHALLA, S. 0.
Deo 18, 1870 612t
Doo 4, I87u ?' !'