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LOCAL MATTERS Tho COURIER will ohargo for nil tinuounoo? monts, or resolutions of clubs ondoraing any candidato or sot of candidatos. Tho money must acoompany tho order in every iustaneo. Good rains on Sunday night aud Monday morning. Tho blackberries aro riponing and wo can soon huvo pios. Court will begin hero on tho third Monday in June, Judge Wallaoo presidiug. A largo attondanco of visitors from abroad 18 expected at our commencements. Got ready, yo housowivos, for tho com mencements which will soon bo upon us. Tho anuual calaloguo of Adgcr Collcgo for tho8C68iou of 1879-'80 numbers 143 students. Tho frcquont rains during tho lust mouth "have produced a fine crop of garden vegetables. Tho groat aud all absorbiug question that is agitating tho minds of tho sporting men of Wal halla is dogs, dogs, dogs! Ploaso give 113 a rest, gentlemen. Tho names of tho standard bearers for tho present Slato and Nulional campaign will bo found in our paper of this week. Road them and then rally to their support. "Walhalla and Oconoo County aro preparing for a big dog show in tho near future Dog ology io engaging tho altontion of our sport?*, mon gonornlly. Tho Parker cottage rcsidenco has recently boon overhauled from collar to garret, painted, now fonces built, &o. Kev. S. L. Morris and family will occupy it this week. Wo aro informed that nnothor County Convention is ospcotod to bo called bofuro tho mooting of tho Congressional and Judi? oial Conventions. Our hotels and boarding houses should begin now to mnko preparations to aooom ' modato tho large number of summer visitors who uro expected to nrrivo hero in a lbw weeks. Tho growing crops aro moro promising than usual at this season, but tho wet weather has, in some sections, given tho grass a good sturt. Ten days of dry, warm weather would put all things right. Now poBlof?ccs have been established in this county on mail routo No. 14,20.4, ns follows: Crishna), R. M. Warren, postmaster; Perry, Wm. John Ilunnicutt, postmaster; Cannon, Mrs. Cronshaw, postmistress, A beautiful nod novel lot of gold and fiilvcr jewelry just opon at Norman's. Kc member Norman's cholera euro is warranted to euro eolio, diarrhoea, <feo. Thc graduates of Adgcr College this year aro J. P. Cary, of Seneca City, J. F. Cooper, of King stree, J. L. McLocs, of Greenwood, T. K. Strib. ling and li. F. Smith, of Walhalla. Tho two first named carried off tho honors in thc olass, Cary receiving tho first and Cooper thc second. Tho timo has now como when our Legislature must pass n stringent dog law. Wc uro in favor of passing an Act taxing every dog in thc Slate from ono lo two dollars, said tax to go into thc county fund and bo appropriated for thc benefit of thc public schools. Tho Court House liing is happy in thc fact <-.f having the best laughiug mau in thc Slato. If you don't believe it gel our friend Joo to loll ono of his good yarns and you will bo fully con vinced that our laughing man can do tho sub' jed justice. Ho decs not mean a bit of harm ?by it. Mr. 0. Wanner informs us that ho hus been grinding monthly during thc present year from eight hundred to one thousand bushels of corn. Ile ground 850 bushels last month. Mr. Wanner is active and energetic and makes his machinery pay handsomely, ginning in thc full a largo amount of cotton. Wc have understood that some persons claim ?hat ibo trade dollar is worth but ninety cents and will not tako it for more, lt passes ut the bank of Ervin & Vernor for one hundred cents, and wo believe our merchants all take it at that value Thc trade dollar with us is a dollar. Wo are indebted to tho committco for an invitation to tho commencement exercises of tho Carolina Military Instituto, Charl?lto, N. C., which aro in progress this wcok. This institution is under tho management of Col. J. P. Thomas, and gives promiso of groat usefulness to tho oouutry. Wo Wish ?t BUCCCSS. Wo aro in tho midst of harvest. Thc wheat crop, with but few exceptions, is a failure. Oats, not affected willi rust, arc yielding finely. Mr. John Premer harvested last .Monday Iwciily-thrco dozen of wheat from 100 feet square, being a littlo less than ono fourth of an nero. Notwithstanding it was partially injured with tho rust, Mr. Premer expects lo realizo as much os eight bushels oil" of his patch. Wo have received a copy of the annual cata logue of tho Walhalla Pe?nalo Collcgo for tho session of 1870-'80. Wo notice that thc whole number of students in attendance were 104, classified as follows: Senior class 0, interme diate olass 8, junior class li), academic class 21, primary class 13, jnvenilo class 37. ?'Tho South Oarolina Agriculturist" is tho tillo of a now weekly paper published in Co - lumbia by Mr. J. A. Selby. It is to bo a "Family Journal and Record of tho Orange, tho Agri cultural Department and tho Agricultural and Mechanical Society." Tho "Agriculturist" is a Jargc eight pago paper, tho subscription prloo being $2 a year. Wo learn that Col. Ii. M. iSims, Secretary of Stale, will devoto a portion of his tit :o to tho editorial department of tho paper. An agricultural paper is ono of tho groat needs of thc Stalo. Thc commencement nt Wofford College com mences on Sunday, Juno 13th, with a sermon by Rev. Dr, A. W. Wilson, of Tennessee, beforo tho graduating class. Hon. J. ll. Cleveland, of South Carolina, delivers tho address beforo tho Alumni Association, Juno 14. Addresses nnd <lebr.tcs of an interesting charaotor will bo litado beforo tho Calhoun and Preston Literary So cieties during tho week. An interesting (imo generally la antloipalcd. We aro indebted <o theso societies for an invitation lo bo present. Gov. Simpson, ox-Gov. Bonham, lion. J. P. Carroll, mid railroad celebrities visited Port Royal on tho 3d instant. They also visited tho war vessels in tho harbor. Gov. Simpson made a speech nt Beaufort. A grain elevator is to ho built at Port Royal Gen. Alexander, of thc Louisville & Nash? villo road, says tho business of Savannah, Port Royal and Charleston has greatly Uti oron8od since hi? lino has found its way to thoso ports. mia i wy m m mmmmuim**aM*^t%'m*niitm.tm\ ri? rr ?MI BtMWW M Commoncomont Exorcises of Ad- j ger Collo go. Baccalaureate sortuon, by tho Hov Wm. I H. Bogga, D. D., Sunday, Juno 20th. Alumni Oration, by W. G. Novillo, Monday, Juno 21st, 8 o'olookP. M. Exhibition of preparatory dopurtmont, Monday, Juno 21st. Anuual mootiug of Trustees, Tuesday, Juno 22d. Oration of literary societies, by Gen. W. L. T. Prince of Charlotto, N. C., Wednesday, Juno 23d. Junior exhibition, Wednesday, Juno 28d, 8 P. M. Commencement Day, Monday, Juno 21 tb. Anniversary oration, by tho Hon. Komp P. Hattie, Prosidcutof U diversity of North (Juroliua, 10 o'clock A. M. Beginning of fourth collegiate year, last Thursday of September. Commoncomont Exercises of Walhalla Female College June 14-18, examination of pupils. Juno 20th, 10:30 o'clock, A. M., ad dress to the Senior Class, by tho Hov. W. E. Bogg?, of Atlanta, Goorgin. June 22d, 10:30 o'clock A. M., nuni versary of the P'.iilophrcnion Society, and on address by tho llov. E. A. Wingard, of Charlotte, N, C. Juno 22d, 4 o'olook P. M., meeting of tho Board of Trustees. Juno 22d, 8 o'clock P. M., Commence ment exercises and graduation. September 0th, commencement of next session. February, 1st 1831, end of first term. Addrossea. Wc give below tho addresses of Gen. Johnson Ilogood end Gen. J. D. Kennedy on their nomination for thc position of Governor and Lieutenant Governor of thc State. We present first tho address of Gen Hagood, which is as follows: It is with feelings of profound gratitude for the pomonal honor oonferrcd, and with deep fronec ul thc responsibility imposed, that 1 accept, gentlemen of tho Convention, tho nomination you have been pleased to make. Your selection might well have fallen upon ono worthier of your choice, for tho (imo has como again when no son of tho State oould look to a higher position than that, in connection with which you have earned me. It was ouly in the dark days of our history, when the alien and tho dregs of our own population rioted in power, that shame was ever suffered to approach South Carolina's Executive. A long list of illustrious names adorned it in tho better days of tho past, and Hampton aud Simpson have filled it in thc present. However I may fail, if your nomination becomes on election, in tho ability with which, us compared with theso, tho trust bo discharged, I confidently pledge you that tho banner you placo in my hands will net be lowered, and that no shadow uf dis honor or taint of personal ends shall dim its folds. You huvo not, gentlemen, called mo tc lead a holiday pageant. Tho destinies ol our peoplo for weal or woe are involved in tho success of tho political struggle ir which wo aro about to embark. Tho re demption of tho State from tho rulo ol Radicalism was worked out in 1870 bj efforts made in tho white heat of revolu tionary fervor, lt was maintained in 187c by u triumph won over un opposition noi yet recovered from thu demoralization ol defeat, lt must in this year bo secured b} a conclusivo victory, if tho efforts of tlx past ure nut to go for naught. But youi opponents uro nerved by tho knowledge that they aro now fighting for their lifo and they may bo backed up by powerfu extraneous aid. One more crushing defeu and Radicalism ns a party, suoh os wc havt known it, will cease to exist in Soutl Ca roi i ti a. But it may be that in this Presiden tia year ono of the great National parties wil find its louse of power dupondont upon tin restoration to rule in our Stuto of tht hybrid concern, which here assumes an? disgraces its name, and that party may seel its purposes regard lesa of the local ruin i will inflict. Jr is the part of wisdom t< bc prepared fur this, und to marshal ou forces to meet it successfully. Wc c:.nno rely upon tho fervor of 1S70. Sucl efforts uro not repeated in ti generation Wc can only succeed by thorough organi zation und diligent work, and in prepariii] for this you have, in my judgment, seize upou tho true plan of battle. When th canvass with its disturbing influences, i limited to tho short peiiod necessary for th only purpose it can ellect, tho urousing an solidifying our ftiends for tho final efforl you have given tho time to do thu work which will be most powerful in accomplis! ing the result. This is a contest to be wo by votes. There is a portion of our people who ar reliable to a man, and who heed no sum mons but that of thu Democracy. T bring theso to thc ballot box is tho onl problem. A very largo part of the re mailling portion of our people hove ncr voted with tho Democracy in two succes sive campaigns. Wo have only to poll th same votes und to supplement the numbci The ^tirno you have wisely given to th purposo will enable your executive author! tics, both Stnto and county, to quietly an patiently organizo our forces to move who tho Bignal is given. And opportunity i otford od to recruit our ranks by tho oxer (ion of thc full influence of tho individut P/omooratio voter, that "caoh man n man polioy, which wo have before found n pow erful footor of success. Accepting in per feet good faith tho enlargement and debase mont of tho suffrogo which events hov compelled wo will and must preservo th M0 of tho commonwealth by keeping il control in the hands of its bettor demon! Seeking to deprive no mon of his franchise conceding freely to all men their rights un der thc law, tho God given right of self preservation remains, of whioh neither law nor constitution can doprivo ti peoplo, on wo will assert it by llioso appeals to reason to interest and to personal association which influcnoo men everywhoro. W havo found thom potent bofore, and wo wi find them potent now. I havo spokon c tho approaching oanvoss only from ou local standpoint, bcoauso tho necessity c looal success is to us supromo. But ou iotoroat? und wollare cannot bo dissovore froin tho National Democracy. Until tho Goiierul Clovornmcnt is restored to tho methods mid doctrines of its founders, until tho American dootrino of looal Qov urnmout in looal affairs is again mado tho keystone of tho structure, until there is blazoned upou its portals onco moro, that "tho powers uot dolcgatcd to tho Unitod States by tho Constitution nor prohibited by it to tho StotCB oro reserved to tho States respectively or to tho pcoplo"-until this is dono tho position of oivilizutiou in South Carolina and of all that makos tho Stato fit for freemon to live in is ut best but that of armed neutrality. Our pooplo want pcaoo. They want reposo from revolution and rev isionary methods. Ravaged by war and stricken and stunned by Federal legisla tion, they liavo staggered to their feet and ask only to bo let alono in their progress of rcouporatiou. Tho freeman wants rolicf from disturbing political agitation, that ho may recovor aud iocrcaso his prosperity. Tho freedman wants it that bcd may qualify himself by education for tho duties impos ed upon him, and that ho may enjoy in material and moral progress thc opportuni ties of tho higher plano to which ho haB bcon elevated. God grant that this pcaco in its fullest development may not bo far distant, tlint tho doctrines of conciliation and good will nnd harmony among nil classes of our citizons set forth in tho platform of 1870, mid faithfully neted upon by tho Democracy for tho lust four years, may ho carried to a fuller fruition. lt is upon that platform of pure Govern ment a< ministered by competent officials, of economic administration, of equal rights before tho law and of harmonious progress that wc stand to day os wc did then, lt is to theso omis that I invoke your efforts in tho approaching political struggle, and should success, as I nm assured it will, attend tho result, you havo tho nssuronoo of every act end utterance of my political life that I will, so far os in mo lies, faith fully execute your behests. Gentlemen, I bid you adieu, to meet again when South Carolina expeot* every son to do his duty. When tho history is written let it not bc said that yoft or I or any other of those entitled to her name nod inheriting her fame have failed to respond to her summons. G KN. KENNEDY'S ADDRESS. Gen. John D. Kennedy was then intro duced to tho Convention aud spoko as follows: Gentlemen of thc Convention: I thank you for tho honor confoi cd upon mo in placing mo scoond upon tho Stato ticket. I endorso thc remarks of our distinguished nominee for Governor. They uro words of wisdom, and his counsel, admonition nod exhortation must address themselves to every thoughtful mao. Cool, sngnoious, and yet bold, tho Domooraoy of Carolina under tho leadership of Johnson Ilagood will march forward to overwhelming success. Wc must, liowovcr, gentlemen, havo thor oughness of organization, efficiency of discipline aud entire devotion to duty to achieve tilts grand result. Wo must fur thermore sink so much of our individuality as may bo ucccssary for tho common good, and follow thc advice and direction of theso appointed to shopo our polioy and guide our action. I know that I address men who love South Carolina so dearly that they will regard no saoriGcc as too great, no work too onerous, no responsibility too imposing todo all uud doro oil to maintain and perpetuate Democratic supromaoy in thc State, which means tho welfare of nil her people uf both races. Let harmony aud conciliation mark our oourso, I pledge myself to devote whal ovcr of talent I moy have and oil tho time that may bo necessary to achieve the triumph which I know awaits us. When the sun rises Ibo day after tho (diction may our standard float over thc last rampart of Radicalism in this State, proudly, but peacefully and benignly, and cover beneath its protecting folds every citizen of this commonwealth. Mr. John burnside, of Ne.v Orleans, now awns and operates eight sugar plantations in Louisiana, willi ail aggregate of 3,287 acres ol' cane, from which wore produced lastsoason 0,084.000 pounds of sugar mid 7,290 barrels of molasses. At (ho rates current during thc present season Mr. Ilornsido must have real ized from his crop? tho enormous sum of $500,000 Mr, Hu makio, if wo mistake not, wont to Now Or loan* from Virginia n poor youth, hut ut tho limo thc war broke out was doing tho largest mercantile business in that city. It takes 2,000 acron of land to misc tho hops annually used by Lass, tho great En glish brewer, who turns out enough beor of his own brewing every year to furnish half of thc whole human race with a glass. Ho owns fivo miles of private railway nt Dinton und pays out S10,000 in weekly wages. Tm: STATS PAIR.-Tho Hon. I). W. Voorhces, United States Senator from Indiana, lins accepted the invitation of thc Agricultural and Mechani cal Association of South Carolina to deliver tho annual oration beforo (ho Association on tho occasion of tho Stato Fair, to beholden in Co lumbia, commencing en tho Ulli of November next.-Columbia Register. Immigrants aro arriving in this country at the ruto of 50,000 per month. Kineo 1800, 10,500,000 havo arrived in ibo United Stato. Tho Germans and Irish are thc munt mimo* rous, but evory country, oxcopt Africa, con tributes ?(s quota. This is thc "lund of the freo" and tho homo of everybody from any land. LONDON, Juno 7. Tho S/tyul?hl's Berlin dispatch says intelligence hus reached St. Petersburg that thc Chinese aro mushing largo bodies of troops on tho Kusshin frontier and that un ulliick is expected without tho formality of a declaration ol war. Thoro was a duel near Richmond, Va., on tho 7th, between W. C. Slam, editor of tho Whig, and Col. Thoa. Smith Ulam was wounded at tho lirat tiro in tho fuco. Thc canso of tho fight was political ir. its nature, Jefferson Davis' plantation at Hurricane, Miss., is leased by Montgomery & Sons. This firm is composed of four negroes who woro formerly owned by a bri thor of ibo ox* Prosidont of tho Confederacy. Thoy own plantations worth 875,000, biro sovornl more, and do a largo moroanlilo business at Vicks burg. , -, Tho ISmprogs of Russia is dead. A conceited young lady ia St. John, whilo niriug hor knowlodgo ou various subjects, remarked: "Thoro is nothing m ado iu vain." "You aro," suid a youth standing near her. "Am what?" said she. ?Maidon vuiu," replied tho smart boy. Capt. li H. Folk, County Auditor of Newberry County, aud said to bo a mon of unblemished oharaotor, committed suioido on tho 31st ultimo by shooting himself in thc forehead. Fiuanoial embarrassments of a privato nature aro tho Bupposod causo. On Monday last iu Edgcficld County, a Mr. Gardner shot nod killed his father-in low, Win. Blouse Gnrduor lived with Bloaeo and ibo trouble was of some domestic nnturo. lt is said tim killing was in self defenco. W? G. Lawton, n colored lettor oarrior in Cbarloston, has been arrested for stealing money letters. Tho loss altogether has been about $8,000. Lawton has confessed his crime. LONDON, Juno 7.-A lotter received boro fri vos ar. appalling accounts of tho (amino in Dcarbokir and Bagdad. It says tho pooplo aro dying in tho streets and women aro sel ling their ohildron for food, and many aro living on rats. Talmngo took 410 men, women and children into his church on last Sunday. Ho told Iho congregation that these 410 persons wanted "to ? join thc army of tho Lord." That remains lo bo demonstrated. Spooial Notices. Jlfcssrs. Hutchison & Jiro.-Having thoroughly tested your "Neuralgino" in my caso, I cheer fully recommend it lo all who sutrcr with neu ralgia. THOS. M. WOOD, of Howard, Wood & Co. Nouralginc-this is an internal Remedy thal never fails lo euro Neuralgia and headache It contains no Quinine. Opium, Morphine, Chloral or narcotic of any kind. Quick and perfectly safe iu its action, lt commends itself lo thc aOUolod. HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR, Wholesale Agents, Atlanta, Ca. CltRAPRtt TUAN PHYSICIANS' HILLS.-"A thirfc of beauly is a joy forever."-What is it? Something prepared for womuu only, and used by thenr exclusively. It is adapted especially lo cases where tho womb is disordered, and will euro all irregularities of tho "menses" or 'monthly courses," restoring tho discharge, whether aculo or chronic, in every instance. Rradfield's Female Regulator, "Woman's Hest Friend," is prepared by Ur. J. Huntfield, Atlanta, Qa., price $1.60 per bottle. Sold by R. E. Norman & Oro. MAYOR'S Ornen, LSBSUUno, VA., April 19, 1879. Maura. Hutchinson tC Jho-It affords mo pleasure to testify lo thc groat virtues of your "Ncuralginc" for I lie euro of neuralgia and sick headache. It is tho best remedy for Ihcso most distressing complaint ? have cvor used, lt should bo iu every family in tho country. Yours truly, O HOUGH R. II KAU, Mayor of Lecsburg, Va. TUE CANDIDATES COLUMN Ppr toe Senate. ffiST Tho friends of COL. ROBERT A. THOMPSON respectfully announce him as a candidate for thc Slate Senate, subject to thc nomination of tho Democratic party of Oconcc County. For thc Legislature. SST Tho friends of JNO. M. HUDSON respectfully an nomico him us an independ ent candidato for thc Legislature nt thc ucxt election, and arc nuthorizod to state that if elected ho will oppose tho fence law and vote against it. TEH flu BM UltlU ICS' CANDIDATE Vov Ro-B2i<!c?on I o Congress, HOM. i>. IV WATT A1KB2N) ?OKESBU11Y, S. C. STATE SOUTH CAROLINA OCONEE COUNTY. Hy Richard Lewis, Esq., Judge of Probate, WIIRttKAS, O. W. Hums has made suit to mo to grant him Letters of Administra tion of tho Estate and Effects of Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, deceased These arc, therefore lo cite and admonish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of Iho said Elizaboth Marlin, dee'd, that they be and appear before me, in thc Court of Probate, to be held at Walhalla, S. C., on Saturday, 10th day of June, 1880, after publication hereof, at ll o'olock in tho forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why tho said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this tho 2d doy of June, Anno Domini 1880. HICI1AHD LEWIS, Judgo of Probate of Oconcc County. June 3, 1880 28-21 Slate of South Carolina, ODONfiIO COUNTY. Hy Richard Lewis, Esq., Judge of Probate, llfIIKttEAS, T. E. Madden has made snit to Vi mo to grant him Lot tors of Administra tion of tho Estate and Effects of John Madden, deceased Thofti a\c, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of thc said John Madden, deceased, that, they bo und appear before mc, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held ut Walhalla, S C., on Satur day, 19th day Of Juno, 1880, aller publication hereof, at ll o'clock in Iho forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said adminis tration should not be granted. Given under my hand and soul, (his tho 2d day ol May, Anno Domini 1880. RICHARD LEWIS, Judge of Probato of Oconcc County. June 3, 1880 28-2t JSoticc lo Creditors. State of South Carolina. Ocoiiee Co nu l\v. IN THE MASTER'S COU HT. Jesso W. Stripling, as Administrator of tho Estate of W. N. Craig, deceased. Plaintiff, against S. E. Craig and others, Defendants COMPLAINT ron 1'KI.IKI-. rf IU E Creditors ot W. N'. Craig, deceased, .fl. aro hereby required to provo their de mands botoro moon Ibo 'J?tli doy of Jurie, l^'SO, rtnd failing t i do so may bo burred of all benefits under tho decree In tho abovo stated notion. RICHARD LEWIS, Muster Goonoo County. April 8, 1880 21-10t ON EXHIBITION A. Complete i$priii^ Stock -OF Gteneral Merchandise, -CONSISTING IN PA HT OF Calicoes, Dress Goods, Calicoes, Dress Goods, liais, Notions, Shoes, Jioots, Hats, Notions, Shoes, Boots, Crockery, Hardware, Yarns, Crockery, Hardware, Yarns, A Car Load -OF FANCY FLOUR,, JUST ARRIVED FROM TUE WEST Have on Hand a Largo, and Choice Stock of Family Groceries Consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Sugar Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Bacon, Lard, Rice, Corn, Bacon, Lard, Rice, Corn. I)LANTATIO*VT etUPPLIEQ 1 LANTATloll ?UPPLIE? And luuuy other things too numerous to mention, ali of whioh will bo sold cheap for cash or barter. All who want borgains should call nud seo mo boforo purchasing olscwheio. .Respectfully, J. P. MICKLER, WEST UNION. June 3, 1880 28-ly* T0MAS8EE CORN. FW Sale! Afew hundred bushels of Puro Whito Com ot thc crib for 75 cents per bushel. Cosh on delivery. ' C. JONES. June 8, 1380 2t* LADIES' STORE W^E have just opened tho most beautiful and largest lot of Ladies' Spring and Summer Dress Goods (hut bas over been brought to this town. Wo would m uko spociul mention of tho following: IVloiIAIR Bunting, Momio Cloths, Silk Pongensanda full vuriety of Colored Silks for trimmings. C)uii Lino of Ladies' lints and Hat Trim mings is unsurpassed iu point of Quality, Variety and Price*. A Full Assortment of Buching, Rutiles, Collarettes, Dinon Sots, Whito Goods Ribbons, Laces, Cravats, Silk Handkerchiefs, &o. A Largo Lot of tho Latest Styles of Gents' and Boys' Straw Hats. 1 OU can derive a better idea by person? tilly examining our varied assortment of Dry Goods, Notions and Taney Goods. A Nico Assortment of Gents' Clothing nnd Cnssimcrcs. CALL AND SEE US. Respectfully, C. L. REID & CO? April 15, I8S0 21 DISTRAINT SAL?T UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. COLLECTORS OPPTOR, "J DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA, > WALHALLA, Juno 2, 1880. J NOTICE is hereby given that thc following described property, belonging to lt. S. Janies, distillery, having been levied upon for failuro to pay certain Internal ltevenuo assess ments, as provi lcd by law, will bo sold ut public auction, nt tho distillery premises near Walhalla, on TUESDAY, tho loin day of June, 1880, at ll o'clock A. M., as follows: 413 gallons distilled Spirits, manufactured hy B. S. James. 1 copper Still and Cap, 1 piiir Platform Scales, 4 Fermenting Tubs, Lot of Pipes, BrA?,ds and Dien. Levied upon us tito property of 1>. S. Jumes, under Section 3,18?, llcviscd Statutes of tho United States. H. IL JI LS ON, Deputy Collector. Juno 3, 1880, 28-lH Kl fl b|ni(\Sl('"> TO S10?.-AII Mrlctljr U fl fl ft?RflV tlrat-olii??.-S?>lil nt vtkActah S S IA lU fm turu pritca. llir.UKST llosnna ? Vwgtcon(oimlj!l Exhibition, MaUiu iok'8 Scnlo tor R(i"nro Urnml. l?hmst Upright B Itt Amorten.-13,000 In uso. Catalogue i>( 4?pOKca-free. Jubileo OrjrntiB. Hio best hi tho world.' An8 stop organ only T0}? IS Mops, fOT-Circular free. All sent on 15 day's UU?-^fretuhl fret ifJ?nMtl*factoru. prlco. CuUloguo ot 3,000 choleo UBlUMI^1*3 piece? sent for 3c.stamp. Address*^" *J?!?". i. -? Moi ul ol HBO Un l'lano Co.. Box 80K8, N. Y. AGENTS WANTED to Sell the NSW BOOK, f ARMIMBFORPROFlf . TI:IJI.H HOW TO . J Cultivate nil tho Farra Oropo In tho Boat Mnnnoii Brood, Feed and Carofor?tooki Orow Fruit, Martaffa Farm nuoincsn I Maka Happy Homos, and MAKli MOMV ON XIIIO I'ARM. Bverv Farmer should havo n cony. 800 l'agoni 140 IlluBlrrttlonn. Send for circulara to 4 J. C. McCUUDV ?fe CO., rhlltulolplila,JP?, ?MAN'S ^WOMAN'S STRENCTHT^BEAUTYu Or the Royal Hoad to life, love and Longevity. This Itrllllnttt Rook, fiutclnMlhg In Mylo, puro tn Unsung?. ?udoMoct ty highest modlenl authority, unfolds tho d ol I CM? mysteries of I,ovo, Morrlago, ami Reproduction. Klognnlly printed ?nd lllustraUid. .Kt mnlm .?? Hight. Faihors and Molher?. Young Men "nd foaldeiisTmy lt, read it. and stud/ lt? Kulraoi^ MMMT inducement* in'Agent*. Address ?cv, JOHN ANSEL, ?\7?cr.A-Xjiiac-?vxjiij-?^? ?. o.. CABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTEB AH? HAS for salo and on hnud what every ono ncods sooner or Inter: COFFINS AN? CASKETS, CASES IN CASKETS, COFFINS Wit li or Without Glasses. Embalming Wetalla Iliirial caaes of the most improved patterns in the United Stat os. Prices reasonable, according to the time?. September ll, 1879 * 43-ly TAX RETURNS COUNT? AUDITOR'S OFFICE, Walhalla, S. 0., May 1st, 1880. T^T/^vrFlT/^iTjT't Is hereby gi von that JLl VJ J. XvV.ljJ tho Auditor's offico will bo open to reccivo Tax ltotnrns from Juno 1st to Joly 20th, 1880. Tho Auditor or his assistant will attend nt tho following places ut tho timos specified for tho assess* ment of Personal Property, viz: West Union, Saturday, Juuo 5th. Seneca City, Monday and Tuesday, Juno 7th and 8th. Bird Abbott's, WcdnOHdny, Juno Otb. Sitton's Mills, Thursday, Juno 10th. J. B.Sanders', Friday, Juno 11th. Fair Play, Tuesday and Wednesday, Juno 15th and lGth. Bachelor's Rctrcnt, Thursday, Juno 17th. Westminster, Friday and Saturday, Juuo 18th and 19th. Thomas Powell's. Tuesday, Juno 22d. Fenton Hall's, Wednesday, June 23d. Mrs. Barker's, Thursday, Juno 24th. MoDado's Mills, Friday, Juno 25th. Wm. Rowland's, Tuesday, Juno 29th. Littlo River, Wednesday, Juno 80th. Tulley's Shoo. Thursday, July 1st. High Falls, Friday July 2d. After tho 20th of July the returns of thoso failing to return will bc mado from tho best information th ut can bo obtained and fifty por cent, added thereto. All malo persons from twouty-ono to sixty years of age, excepting those exempt by law, are required to roturn thoir polls. Merchants, Manufacturers and Bankers must make their returns strictly according to law. Each taxpayer, except when impossible to do so, must make their own return. All assessments of personal proporty mast bo ' tho usual selling price of similar proporty on tho usual terms at executors' or adminis trators' sales, at tho place whero tho return is made." jr. rv. ??KOKC-IU, AUDITOR OCONEE COUNTY, May G, 1880 24 MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS Rent paid two and-a-quartcr years buys ono. Best Cabinet or l'nrlor Organsin thc world; winners of highest distinction nt every world's fuir for thir teen years. Prices $61, $57, $0G, $84, $108 to $500 and upward. Also for easy payments, $5 a month or $0.38 a quarter and upward. Catalogues freo, Muson & Hamlin Organ Co., 154 Tremont St.. Hoston; 4G Hast 14th St., (Union Square) New York; 250 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. TOWN TAXES" 'IMUS Hooks for tho collection of Town TaxcB 1 for tito year 1879-'80 will bo opened at tho Walhalla Bank on Tuesday, the lust day of JUNK, and will remain open until thc 30th of thc santo month, after which lime (ho penalty will bc attached. W. C. ERVIN, Treasurer. May 13, 1880 20 IL ii titi eta A B? a les, durand Dlcai'iiift' Ont Walo-The ono ?vvami chance ot* a lite lillie to tiny a tine Piano or Organ "aw ful cheap," Commencing May 15 and ending July 1. To save heavy expense and labor of re moving to our new double four story store, July I, wo offer our cntiro stock of pianos and organs now ou hand and to nrrivo be fore our removal, consisting of 2G dicker ing, 50 Mathushok, 21 Lightc & Co., 5 Hallet Si Davis, 02 Southern Oem, 10 Favorite, 28 Guild Si Church Pianos. 110 Mason & Hamlin, 100 Peloubot & Co. 44 Sterling Organs. All now and just from the factory. Also 100 second hand pianos and organs, nearly all used only from ono to fix months, and precisely as good as new. All to bc closed out by July 1 ut monufacturcrva wholcsalo rates. Wo can't and won't move them. Don't miss this chanco. Address us for "Clearing Out Salo Circulars and Prices," and bo quiok about it too. Budden Si Dates, Southern Music House, Savannah, On. Final Settlement. YTOTIOE is hereby given thal lite undersigned IN administratrix of the cslato of Samuel 1'crry, deceased, will apply to Kiolmrd Lewis, Judge of Probate for Coonee County, S. C., on Monday, thc Milt day of June noxt, for tv final settlement of thc said estate and a full discltargo therefrom as such administratrix. MARY PEERY, Administratrix. May 18, 1880 2G-4t A tmiTHRSAIl WEDDING PRESENT. FREE T0AI1 BRIDES, VJ OT I CH is hereby given to all tho readers 1\ of this paper, and all "their sisters and their cousins and their aunts," throughout the United Stales and Cunada, that THE HOUSEHOLD Will bo sent ono yoar .A.s a Free O-ift I to every newly married couple whoso address and IO oenls to pay for postage-if sent to tho publisher within one year from the date of their marriage. Persons sending for Ihispresonl aro rcquos'cd lo send a copy of a paper containing ii notice of their marriage, or some other ovideueo that shall amount lo a reasonable proof (hat they aro enti tled to tho magazine under Hie above uff<r. Ad? dreas TUE HOUSEHOLD, nTiiK?b?.ro, V?. A?outs Wained for tho best and last Bolling pictorial Hooks and Hildos. Priocs roduocd 83 per cent. National Publishing Com?