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PROGRAMME OF TUM 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION. Tho following programmo will bo thc order of tho day kn tho colobratlou of thc 4th of July on next Saturday: Tho procession will bo formed at 10 o'clock nt Diomnnn's Hotel and will bo under tho com mand of Maj. Dcnj. Sloan, Marshal for tho day. Tho order of tho procession will he First-Tho Walhalla Cornet Band. Second-Tho Mountaineer Firo Company. Third-Citizous on foot. Fourth-Tho Clubs of Hie Cornily on horse back. After unrolling through tho streets tho pro cession will proceed lo thc Rrowery Park where ? tho Declaration of Independence will bc read by Capt. 7. Ii. Sliaukliu. Music-Oration by Col. J. S. Veiner. Music -bratten by llou. D. Wyatt Aiken. Music-Speeches by oilier distinguished ora tors. Music-Dinner. Tho day will be ushered In hy (ho firing ol thirteen guns, followed at night by a brilliant .display of fireworks. W. J. STRIBLIXU, JOHN C. CA KY, S. K. CANNON, lt. F.. MASON, A. ZI M M LUI MAN, ADEL UODINS, A. D. CHANT, JONAS PHILLIPS, F. D. DOY LB, Committee. Mooting of tho Exocutivo Com mitteo. Tho County Executive Committco of th Democratic party aro requested lo moot ii tho Court llouso at Walhalla, on Sat urday, 10th instan1., at ll o'clock A M. Important business requires a full nt tendance. Tho following arc tho committee J. A. Doyle, John W. Shelor, H. Fran Sloan, O. I. Walker, II. A. II. Gibson, Jr Capt. Abel Dobias and .lames Fisher. ll. A. THOMPSON, County Chairman. AV. J. STUIIII.INO, Secretary. The Reception ol' (heinemo c ra i ic fVoiiiiita (BOH . So far as there has been an opporfunil to judge, thc nomination of Cen. lluucot appears to bc received with profound path faction and with great onthusitistn hy tl Democrats throughout tho country, 'fl utmost confidence is expressed in tho sui cess of tho ticket. Of course, Mr, liuglii is less extensively known, but at tho sat time his nomination is acquiesced in calculated cspeoiiilly to carry Indiana I tho Democracy in October, Tho geuei opinion is tlint ofter tho declination of ?V Tilden uo other ticket no strung could ha been nominated.- ?Veto York. Sun. LOCAL MATTERS Thoro will be preaching al thc Baptist Chm oh next Thursday night, Ist inst uni, atHo'eloi by Kev. T. P. Dell. Thc regul?r monthly concert, ol' prayer foreign missions will bo held in tho Presbyter Church on next Sunday hight. Tho weekly prayer meetings in Iho MctliOi Church will now be held on Thursday aft noons at iU o'clock, instead of al night as he toforo, Tho grand tournament nt Westminster 1 boen postponed until tho first Saturday September next. Cn Saturday next tho ladies will have cream in abundance fur salo ut tho Drew Park. Give them a cull und get somolh to cool the ini,er man. Messrs Wright ec Sligh tire fixing up tl drug More very neatly and tastefully, Tl have recently added .-how case-., prcr-utipt desk and counters. Tho blanks for linking agricultural vein were aol received by thc Auditor until tho I of June, mid as a good many farmer J had m their personal returns beforo thal time, George would be glad if thoy weald call at ofliec before thc liOih of July and give him agricultural statistics called for. Typhoid fever is now regarded by our ' > physicians as fillh fever, and in many cases [inmediato causo is lo be found in access of of soiiio sort to tho welt or placo from wi tho waler is obtained tor domestic purposes. Wo rogrct to learn that Dev. Tho?. Daw: of Pondloton, died on tho morning of tho '. Juno. Mr, Dawson was ono of tho oh Baptist ministers in tho countiy, and hu his long life accomplished much good, hopo some of his friends will furnish us \ a history of his life. Wo hnvo beforo us tho premium list of Stato Agricultural and Mechanical Soeiot> tho twelfth annual fair, to bo held at Col bia, S. C., beginning on Tuesday, thc Ot November, 18S0, and ending on Fri? November 12, 1880. 'Tho premium list liberal ene and embraces stock, field cr .&C Wo hopo tho people of Coonee take an interest in tho fair and ho represented on this occasion. Typhoid fever creeps inlo Hie house lhr< thc cellar. Decaying vegetables and accu lal ions of debris ond dirt aro tho sccdi minsinatio diseases. II. is now lime, as Ibo w weather lins ?cl in, for every collar in country and in (own lo be thoroughly eic; and limed. In fact, a cellar should nove allowed lo got in an uncleanly condition; if a choice must bc nuulo between the parlor tho cellar, clean tho cellar first; Tho dc may lose, but you will gain by il. Reside thal have no cellars should, havo plenty of tilation underneath and bc kopi perfectly and denn. Ono of tho greatest obstacle? a Soul newspaper lins lo encounter, in our opii results from (he pernicious Imbil, ol' jcuthilf tho paper lo friends and neighbors. In cases out of ten tho borrower would bocon subscriber if ho were unable lo get tho nov his neighbor's expense, lt is a hard strung best lo Stisfain a newspaper in this section Hie small and BOOtlorod population lo get nt, those who persist in accommodating Iho hol ers aro dealing tho most deadly blow to effort s of Iho newspaper men lo givo them papers. Take almost any newspaper nu Will bo found Hint everybody in tho locality m in-?!, iim?iiiwii???..i mmmfj* mum -nm un amd-? On hand Hie largest and best selected stock of j cigars, cigarettes, tobacco (ohowing and Brook? tilg) and smokers' articles that we huYo ever | had. . Uso Norman's cholora. cure, prico 25 tenta. lt. E. NOUMAN & Uno., Druggists. Koowoo Itoras. Juno 28tb, 1880. MESSRS. EDITONS: This morning I finished tlie field work of tlio census in Keowco Town ship, I beg leavo through your emu nt us to return thanks to tho citizens of Keowco for their kindness in giving information and assisting mo in finding tho farms nnd dwol? lings of tho citizens of tho township. I was entertained very sumptuously without money and without prico. Tho oath of un enumera tor binds him to secrecy or I could givo to your renders somo very interesting statistical information. Tho number of inhabitants enumerated in tho township is 1,848. euora. I was on near 300 farms. I found cotton looking well. Corn is looking well except on low bottom lands, tho hud worm having destroyed acres of corn. Somo planters in formed me that they bad planted livo times unsuccessfully. Ono planter informed mo that b i had planted fire bushels of seed corn oh twenty acres and yet bad no stand of corn. When I left him ho was transplanting corn, lie said ho would try that plan. Corn and colton aro beginning to need rain. 1 think there is at least ten per cent, more cotton planted this year than last year in this township, which I fear will lead to many empty cnn cribs by tho first day of June next year. Tho wheat crop is about a failure. In most cases oats are about a failure. Fruit is very scarce. I did not see n single peach. A fow orchards have apples. I found all tho farmers very busy battling with Cen. Creon The first two weeks 1 was out 1 found thc farms in grass and woods, but tho farmers h\ steady blows have about cleaned their crops and with favoiable seasons n heavy yich may bo expected. 1 think in many cases oui farmers have over*oroiipcd themselves However, I think thc crops aro safe now. found no bm lei s. All bands were busy am a heavy demand for moro boo hands. Tin dry weather baj about burnt up all gatdci \ ego tub les. i cunt i.s. I found only ono school in tho township Prof. John O. Hicks lias a nourishing sch M near the High Pulls. Tho citizens ill th neighborhood of Old Pickens and tho Hi? Falls have adopted thc proper plan to educa: theil' children by employing n good touche for ti term of lon months. The plan of nu ning schools lineo months will neither pu teacher nov pupil. Seven or eight got teachers could get full schools by coming Koowoo about the Inst of July. 1 trust ci citizens will make arrangements to keep thc schools open lon months each year. 1 taking tho census I know precisely how mai persons over the ugo of ten years who cann read and write, consequently I know t great need of schools in our township, and hope by Ibo time ibo census is taken t years hence tho number will bo reduced least fifty per cont. Wo need ti oom pit reformation in ou. pt'C^v-t school syMc Wo need ten months schools nod go teachers, with living salarios. Our pub school fund .sho lld be used economically a supplemented by private nid and wo coi keep our schools op?n ten months ti scarcely feel thc burden. POLITICS, Our citizens arc beginning to make inqi rios about National und Stato politics. Ih'itiIc tho colored people aro cotisidoral disappointed about the Chicago nominate I think tho "lonco law" ia going to bo important factor in tho State campai: Candidatos will havo to handle this subj with great care or they will sink tho sh I um fully i-ati.-lied this subject will OCCUp very prominent picture in thc coming ca p.iign, HEAl/r?t. The health of thc people i.i generally go Since I have taken tho census there has b three deaths in tho township. li Tho West Point G'adotship. CoKF.SllUHV, S. C I*! m TO n llr.aisTF.it! A competitivo exam! ti OU of tho applicants for admission to W Point, from tho Third South Carolina C grcssioiuil District, will bo held at this pl mi Thursday, 22d July, beginning tit o'elook M< fho successful competitor or alternate will be examined ut West Point admission in June, 1881. The regulations of tho academy reqi that "each candidate must bo able lo r and writo the Dogfish language correctly ? to perform with facility and accuracy vin ions Operations ol' tho four ground ru of aiilhmotic, of reduction, of sim ?do i compound proportion, and of vulgar decimal fraction!', and havo a knowlodgo tho clement* of F.nglish grammar, of dose tivo geography, particularly of our < country, und of thc history of tho Cn Suites. "No candidato will bo admitted un seventeen or o?or twentyoho years of t or less than five feet in height, or who deformed or lilllie ted with any discaso infirmity Which would render him unlit tho military service, or who has, at tho t of presenting himself, any disorder of infectious or immoral character." Tho papers of tho Third Con gre SSH District will confer ti favor upon tho tn applicants und the undersigned if they give publicity to litis information. Very Respectfully. D. WYATT A IK Kl Thc Idler "n" is said lo bo a lucky ono in nnmes ol' l'residonliiil candidates. Wo fin exemplified in Washington, Jeli'erson, Mad) Monroe, Jackson, Van iiitrcn, Harrison, il anan, Lincoln, Grant and Tilden. dar should havo an "n" introduced hilo his ii right oft*, if lie hopes to win in (his con How would ho like Carngeld or flnnvfichl? make no charge for thc suggestion. - . -_ NEW YORK, Juno 20.-Tho weather in vicinity during tho past fow days has I intensely hot. Tho thermometer ycslci wont up to 100 degreed at Hod Hank an degrees at Dong Pinindi. No such bout been known thorc in Juno for tho past tury. Two hundred und soven deaths I boon reported in this city during tho twenty four hours. This is tho hip mortality yet rc?ordod this your and has often boen exceeded in the heated season CHARLOTTE, N. C., Juno 21.-Tho Cent?n* nial commissioners from North Carolina, South Carolina ami Tonnessoo nml tho cx ocutivo commitloo of King's Mountain mot hero to-day. A plan for tho Contonnial was agreed upon, covering tho wcok from October 4 to October 9 including a ro union of tho ?States on Tuos day, tho plan of battlo illustrated on Wednes day under (Jen. Job. Johnston, dodioation of tho monument, Centennial ode by Paul II. [layup, and Centennial oration by Major J. W. Daniel on Thursday, compotilivo prizo drill on Friday, and an exhibition of agri cultural and mineral resourcos of tho Pied? mont bolt during tho entire week. Tho volunteer companies ol North'Curolinu and South Carolina aro expected lo rendez? vous ou tho ground, and some two thousand military from tho KftSt, who visit Atlanta, have hoon invited to participate. Tho oomr mitten on transportation through Maj. W. J. Houston, of tho Atlanta and Oharlolto Air hine, havo scoured a into of one and ono fourth cents per milo each way for visitors from Baltimore to Toxas. A student named Davis from up in Cherokee County, graduated this session at Wake Forest. Five years apo ho went to thnt college with live cents in pocket-all his money. They told dim he'd better go back, but lie vowed he'd slay around there and live on tho wind but what he would go through. Aud stick ho did. Ho cut wood about for citizens, and linully all thc professors gave him tho contract to cut up li.cir winter wood. Professor Royall was in tho chapel ono morning and heard a ter rible racket outside, like a cannon touched oil', and it was Davis who had finished all of a pile of wood except some great knotty sticks tiiat ho split by boring holes and ramming in powder. Ho cut bix hundred and odd dol?ais out of wood during his term, and graduated only twenty-live dollars in debt for tho wholo five years. Ho learned to sing and taught singing Behool in tho cou n li y during his sparo Saturdays. That made him sumo money. Ho gradu ated with honor, and tho subject of his commencement speech was 'Hew to the line, let thc chips full whero they may." Ho has ;xot his axo with him and inteuds to lay it away in his study, and label il: "With i his I cut my way through." Ho has already been odored a professorship iu some college. Go it, Davis. [HeidsoiUe, (Ar. 6*.) Times. Dr.NVKit, Cor. , Juno 28.-A special Biiouii Vista says that on Saturday night an incendiary attempted to burn thc Lako House, but was caught ill tho aet aod charg ed by a mob who fired several shots, f itally wounding ;>n unknown man and severely wounding Calvin Moon and J. A. Matthews. The crowd also attacked Judge Casey, but hu escaped. 'Their intention was to mur der him. A short limo ago a petition signed by citizens caused thc dismissal by .I udgo Casey of sonic members of tho po lion force. This was the causo of tho attack on him. Moro violence is likely to ensue. WASHINGTON, D. C., Juno 2S.-Thc gross receipts from Internal Revenue for the fiscal year ending Juno 30, estimating tho receipts for tho two remaining days, will be MI round numbers one bundled and twenty three million dollars. This is an increase of ten millions over last year. Of this increase, three million it is estimated is derived from whiskey, cigars and ciga rettes. SPARTANRURO, S. C., Juno 26.-A negro was killed nt Lindrum's on tho Spartanburg and Ashovillo Railroad, this evening. Whilo nn excursion train was waiting for tho regular passenger, ti diffi culty occurred, when ono negro shot another in thu foot. Tho wounded man then re turned tho shot, tho ball taking effect in tho other's brain, which caused instant death. Liquor was tho cause. ATLANTA, Juno 20.-In Campbell Coun ty, on Thursday, four young men going along tho road .vero fired upon by rcvenuo officials. Two van and escaped, but tho other two were shot. One of thom wno instantly killed, and tho other desperately wounded. There is much excitement over tho outrage. j -...?. ATLANTA, GA., Juno 20.-A young man hy tho name of Edward Stevensons, at Eufata, Alabama, hod bot h arms shatter ed by tho prematuro explosion of a cannon fired in honor of tlic nomination of Han cock and English, lie has since died. Cor.MxiK POINT, L. I, Juno 28.-Tho stoatner Sonwauhakn was burned to tho water.! edge off Collego Point nt five o'clock this afternoon. Tho Steamer Ossco saved tho majority of hor passcngors, hut about .IO were lost. Tho Scawauhaka plies between New York, Sand's Point and Roslyn. Tho Chicago hotels had a good timo during convention week. Tho Palmer took in $105, OOO, tho (?rand Paolfie ?100,000, thc Tremont $30,000 and tho Sharman $27,000, Chicngo was at least $400,000 richer when tho con vention adjourned than whou it mot. Cin? oinnati ronpod no such harvest. Tho question is asked sometimos ns to tho pay of members of C.ingress. Both Senators and momhors of tho II on so receive $5,000 per annum. Tho Vico President and Speaker of tho Mouse rccoivo each $8,000 annually. Tt is estimated that about $50,000.000 will bo spent In Klimpe bv Americans this year, of which sum W. II. Vandorbilt is expected to COntributO $1,000,000. London and Paris tradesmen keep n sharp lookout for tho new arrivals, and dclugo thom with thoir oircu* lars. Goo. Orant is going to England to spend some timo in tho qniot society of his daugh* tor Nellie, and his abpenco "may bo four years and may bo forever." But this does not look very much liko backing his friend Garfield, or "standing up to tho rack fodder or no fodder," liko a dutiful politician. Sonator Windom is of tho opinion that it will ho ns much ns Garfield can do to pull through Ohio, as 40,000 of Hancock's volo? rans livo in that Stnto. Half a cranberry hound on a corn will soon kill it. A slaloment just issued by tho Department of Agriculture shows a considerable incrcaso in tho nr?a planted in cotton. Tho roturns from counties in ten Southern States iudioato an avcrogo excess oter laut year of from 3 to 15 per cent., tho largest being in Tennessee nnd Texas, and the Manliest in Mississippi and Florida. Tho condition of tho crop is ro norted better than this time lust year, being 09 now against OG thou. Tho Rev. Dr. C. H. Toy, who rotdgncd his position in Forman University some timo nineo, because of a supposed disagreement botwocu his teachings and tho viows of tho grout body of tho Baptist Church, has just hoon elected to tho Hancock professorship of Hebrew and othor oriental languages, in Harvard University. Judge McGowan, of tho Stalo Supremo Court, has gone to Kew York to testify beforo a military commission of which (jen. Hancock is President. Tho Hancock boom in tho convention was a coif acting affair. It ran over and kicked down lill the inaehinory that stood in its way. Is thoro any significance in tho fact that tho mimo of Qarttcld contains eight letter? and that of Hancock scvcn7 Senator Wndo Hampton has accepted an invitation to'dcliver un address at a fair in Lexington, Ky., next autumn. BIO'fi'KH. .A tilt IVA H.S. Tho following sro thc nrrivnls ot Rie mann's Hotel from June 23d to June 30th, 1880s J. 10. Foster, Charleston; G. Stemhcimcr, Atlanta; R. F. Smith, Slabtown; W. W. Watkins, Pendleton; M. II. Major, Pendle ton Factory; J. W. Harrison, Greenville; J. R. Ackerman, Atlanta; W. W. Cary, V. R. Swann, Chas. Hopkins, Seneca City; 1). Herradora, Spain; J. A. Gloer, How man, Ga.; A. C. Finland, Pcndlctou; L. E. Perry, Greenville; Rev. C. H. Wiley, Winston, N. C ; C. F. Hampton, Misssis - sippi; Wudc ll. Manning, Columbia; J. N. Sutherland, Relton; F. Melohers, Charleston; J. McLucas, Darlington; T. F. Greuncckcr, Newberry; Miss Lucy Knox, Fair Play; i C. II Frautntr, Andcrsou. Sjocoial lVTotiooo. Strike at tl,c fountain head thc course of all evil. It is worms that has destroyed I lie health of your child. Oivc Shrincr's [lillianVermifuge beforo it is too late. Only 25 cents a bottle. THOUSANDS Usn IT, WHY III:SITATI:?-JOY TO Tim WOULD! WOMAN IS Fur.r.!-Among thc many discoveries looVmg to tlio happiness and amelioration of thc human race, none is entitled to higher consideration than Dr. J. Uradficld's L'cinalo Regulator, "Woman's Host Friend." By il woman is emancipated from numberless ills peculiar to her sex. Dcfurc its ningio power all irregularities of tho womb vanish. It cures "whiles," suppression of thc "menses," and re moves uterine obstructions. It cures constipa tion and 'renglhcns thc system, braces tho nerves and purities tho blood. Il never fails, as thousands of women will testify. Prepared by Dr. J. Bradfield, Atlanta, Ga., price ?1.50 per bottle. Sold by Norman & Uro. THOM ASV ILLS, GA., Juno 28, 1877. I havo been selling Uradficld's Female Regu lator fuv ye...o and it still continues popular - aa evidence of i's being all claimed for it. I ern recall instances in which it ollbrdcd relief after all tho usual remedies had failed. S. J. CASSELS, Druggist. ATLANTA, GA., February 1, 1870. Messrs. Hutchinson & Bro.-Gentlemen; I have used your "Neuralginc" and have been rc licved hy it. All who sutler from neuralgia will do tvcll lo give you a call. It is useless to suiter when wc havo a remedy at our door. If. W. THOMAS, of Ives & Thomas, Furniture Dealer. For salo by Norman & Uro. Announcements. V**v Shcool Commissioner: BQy* Tho many friends of JoSRIWI N, RuTII Bitronn respectfully announce lomas a suitable person for School Commissioner for Oconec County, subject to tho voice of thc people in the primary election. Mu. RuTUEHFonu has been teaching in Oconco County ten years and is well qualified to fill thc position and is identified in tho educational interests of thc county. jJQy Tho friends of WM. P. CALHOUN take plcasuro in proscnting his name as a candidato for thc ollico of School Commissioner, subject to tho nomination of tho Democratic party of Oconco County. jCi?y* Tho friends of ISAAC WICKLIFFE, ESQ., respectfully a:.non nco him a candidato for reselection to thc odico of School Commis sioner of Oconco County, subject to tho action of tho people in tho primary election. For Sh trill. Jg'?Y* Thc friends of J. W. HOLLGMAN an nounce him as a candidato for Sheriff, subject to tho nomination of tho Democratic party of Oconco County. Jtfe*?r" Tho friends of JA M SS H. IloniNS an nounce him as a candidato for re-election ns Shcrilf, subject to tho nomination of the Demo cratic party of Oconco county. For Clerk of Court, J?!3>"* Tho ir. s ny friends of J. W. STIIMILINO tako pleasure in presenting his ?amo as a can didato for rc-olcction U3 Clerk of tho Court for Oconco county, subject lo tho nomination of tho Democratic parly. For l'robalc Judge. tki)f" Tho friends of lt lull Ann Lv.wis beg lcavo to nnnounco him as a candidato for re election ns Probate Judgo for Oconoo county, subject to tho nomination of the Democratic party. For the Legislature. Tho friends of JOHN S. VBRXBR, ESQ., take pleasure in announcing him as a oandidalo for thc Mouse of Itoprosontntivcs, subject to tho nomination of tho Democratic parly of Oconco county. For County Auditor. ti2>"* Tho friends ot A. O. Si.ioii respectfully announce him ns a candidato for County Auditor, and solicits tho votes of tho Democratic party of Oconco county as a recommendation to the Go vernor to appoint him lo said office. Ho pledges BQF Tho friends of Jons N. OKOUOB rcspcot fully annouuco him ns a cand?anlo for County Auditor, and solicits tho votes of tho Demucralio parly of Ocouco county as a recommendation to tho Governor to rc-appolnt him to said office. Ho.pledges himself to nbido tho action of thc parly. For County Treasurer, ff?T" Tho friends of II. F. AI.KXANDKH re spectfully present his nomo as a suitable person lo fill tho office of County Treasurer, and solicits tho votes of tho Democratic party of Oconco county as a recommendation to thc Governor to re-appoint him lo said office, lie pledges him self lo abide tho action of thc party. For Ute Senate. ?Q>'" Wo arc authorized to announce CAI'T. J. L. SllANKMN OB n candidato for tho State Senate, subject to tho nomination of tho Demo cratic party of Oconco couuly at tho primary election. YoTKiis. jtST Tho friends of COL. KO BERT A. THOMPSON respectfully nnuouooo him as a candidate for tho State Sooato, subject to thc nomination of tho Democratic party of Oconco County. For thc Legislature. SST- Tho friends of JNO. M. HUDSON respectfully announco him as an independ ent candidate for thc Legislature nt tho next election, aud arc authorized to stato that if elected ho will oppose tho fenoo law and vote against it. TUR FARMERS' CANDIDATE For Ile Fleet ion loCongrcsS) MON. I*. WYATT AIKEN, COKESBURY, S. C. Complete Spring Stock -OF Merchandise, -CONSISTING IN PART OF Calicoes, Dress Coads, Calicoes, Dress Hoods, liais, Notions, Shoes, Boots, Hals, Notions, Shoes, Boots, Crockery, Hardware, Yarns, Crockery, Hardware, Yarns, X. Car Load -OF FABTCT FLOUR, JUST ARRIVED FROM TUE WES! 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. PLANTATIOTVT Q?PPLIEC! LANTATIOil ?UPPLIE? And many other things too numerous to mention, all of which will bc sold cheap for nash or barter. All who want bargains should call and sec mo before purchasing elsewhere. Respectfully, J. P. MICKLER, WEST UNION. Juno 3, 18S0 28-ly* SHERIFFS^ SALES. I) Y virtue of sundry executions to me directed D I will sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY in July, 1880, at tho Court Houso door in Wal halla, between tho legal hours of salo, the fol lowing described property, to wit: Double Seated liuggy, Loviod on as tho property of Wesley Pitch ford, at tho 6uit of Stclfons & Werner and othors, TERMS OF SALE-CASH. ALSO, On Tuesday after sulcday in July, 1880, I will sell Owe Steans Saw ITliSI and Fixtures, Near Westminster. Levied on ns the property cf W. J. Ilunnicutt, at thc suit of Eliznboth Barker. TERMS-CASH. Purchaser to pay cstra for bill of salo. JAMES II. ROBINS, Sheriff Oconco County. Juno 17, 1880 31 Teeth. Extraoted WITHOUT PAIN. Arti?oial teeth in serted and Teeth Filled in a skillful man ner by FAHNESTOCK & WELDON At their oflico opposito Biomann's Storo, Walhalla, S. C. N. B.-OlTico open from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. on Monday and Saturday of cnoh week. April 22, 1880 28 Wanted Jl Small Farm, IT^i? josiah within tho vicinity of X' Ol Isabll) Walhalla. Addross, "1*. 0. Box 60, Walhalla, S. Ch," _or ftDor TAX RETURNS COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, Walhalla, S. C., May lat, 1880. TVT?fVFTY^ 18 horobV gi ?on thai llVl lXjJJ? tho Auditor's office will bo open to receive. Tax Roturus from Juno 1st to July '20th, 1880. Tho Auditor or his assistant will attond at tho following places at tho timos specified for tho aescsst ment of Personal Property, viz: Fair Play, Tuesday and Wcdnosdny, Juno" 15th and Kuli. Bachelor's Hctroat, Thursday, Juno 17t??. Westminster, Friday and Saturday, June' 18th und 10th. Thomas Powell'?, TuosJay, Juno 201li. Ponton Hall's, Wednesday, Juno 30th. MTB. Barker's, Thursday, July 1st. McDndo's Mills, Friday, July 2d. Wm. Rowland's, Tuesday, July 0th. Little River, Wcduosduy, July 7th, Tulley's Shop, Thursday, July 8th. High Falls, Friday July 9th. After tho 20th of July tho roturns of thosd failing to return will bo mado from tho boet information that can bo obtained and fifty per cent, added thereto. All malo persons from twonty-ono to sixty years of ago, oscopting thoBO exempt by law, are required to return their polls. Moichnnts, Manufacturers and Bankord must make their returns strictly according to law. Each taxpayer, excopt when impossible to do so, must mako (heir own roturn. All assessments of personal property must bo "the usual selling price of similar proporty on tho usual terms at executors' or adminis trators' sales, at thc piuco whero tho return is made." J. 1\. C?EOISf?l',, AUDITOR OCOXEIi COUNTY, May 0, 1880 24 TOWN TAXES. f Pilli Dooks for the collection of Town Taxes 1 for tho year 187U-'80 will bo opened at tho Walhalla Hunk on Tuesday, thc first day of JUNK, and will romain open until thc 30th of the samo month, after which timo tho pcualty will bo attached. W. C. ERVIN, TrcaBurcn May 13, 1880 20 LADLES' STORE -0000 havo just opened tho most beautiful and largest lot of Ladies' Spring an J Summer Dress Goods that has over been brought to this town. Wo would mako special mention of tho following: MoiIAIR Bunting, Momio Cloths, Silk Bougeas and a full variety of Colored Silks for trimmings. Ouil Lino of Ladies' Hats and Hat Trim mings is unsurpassed iu point of Quality) . Variety and Price. A Full Assortment of Ruching, Ruffles; Collarettes, Linen Sets, Whitewoods Ribbous, Laces, Cravats, Silk Handkerchiefs, &o< A Largo Lot of tho Latest Styles of Oonts^ and Boys' Straw Hats. ^^OU can derive a bottor idea by porsons ally examining our varied assortment of Dry Goods, Notions and Puney Goods. A Nico Assortment of Gents' Clothing and Cashmeres. CALL AND SEE US". Respectfully, C. L. RE?D & CO. April 15, I8S0 21 State South Carolina. COUNTY OP OCONEE. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS; James C. Ellcrd, plaintiff, ] against ( Summons Clarissa S. Ellcrd, ncc J for Shirloy, defendant. J , Relief. To tho nbovo named Defendant: YOU oro hereby summoned and required! to answer tho complaint in tho abovO stated notion, which is filed in thc Clerk's office for said county, and to servo a copy of your answer on tho subscriber at his offico ort thc public square in Walhalla, in enid State* within twenty days after tho service of this summons on you, exclusivo of tho day of service, nnd upon your failuro to do so, tho plaintiff will apply to tho Court for tho relief demanded in tho complaint. Juno 14th, 1880. J.J.NORTON, Walhalla, S. C. Plaintiff's Attornoy* Si J. W. STRIPLING, CC. P, To tho Defendant abovO nnmod: PLEASE toko notice that tho complaint int tho nbovo stated action was filed in tho oflico of tho Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas, on tho 14th day of June, 1880, and that tho object of said action is to declare, tho murringo contract between plaintiff and do-* fendant null and void. J. J. NORTON, Plaintiff's attornoy. Juno 17, 1880 8l-0t NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS. NOTICE is hereby given to tho Tcaohcrs of Publio Schools of Oconco County that I am now1 paying claims for services rendorod for the* years of 1878, 1879 and 1880. ISAAC WICKLIFFE, School Commissioner. Juno 10, 1880 30-46 BEEF ll BEEF!! BEEF I? rl'iIIH undersigned desires to inform tho' J pooplo of Walhalla and tho public gene rally that ho is prepared to furnish GOOI> fl ? IS I? at tho lowest prices. Stand at tho MARKET HOUSE, on Maine Street; I intend doing a CASU business and I hopo by fair dealings and good bargains te merit a share of tho patronago of tho public. - ?-. ~* .. ..n.Wn ._?5.1_I? - uD Vt.