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_LOOAi* j&?xvm&?. Dr. MitohoU will bo abseut from town a few days on a visit to Anderson lo eco an afllictcd fathor. Chow Pride of Corollua Tobacco, tho bes nnd finest in town. Prioo $1.00 ncr pouud Oct it at Wright & bligh's. If you want bargains in clothing, call at J. M. Carter's. Ho will sell you anything iu his lino as low as tho lowest. Small profits and <quiok Bales is his motto, Try him und ho will convince you. Smoko Plantation Sefiars, vory ucar half foot long. Only coat 5 cents and best in tho county, at Wright & Sligb's. And if you get sick you can be cured whilo there if medicino will do it. Tho ootton gins aro gatling in their mangling work all through tho State. Tho ?papers aro filled with lost arms and hands. In Anderson County last weok, a sixteen yoar old white boy picked 358 pounds of oot ton in ono day. The Thirteenth Annual Fair of tho An? ?orton Faroiera' and Mechanics Association ^_ - *rill bo hold at tho Fair Grounds iu Anderson, beginning on Wednesday, the 20th, and ending ou Friday, tho 22d day of October .next. Wo will bo unable to givo our readers any indication of the result of the primary elco* 'tiou this week, but will report it fully in om ?next issue. The oleotions to bo held in Indiana anti 'Ohio on tho 12th instant uro exciting grca attention. It is confidently oxpectod Indium will givo an iooreascd democratic majority and if those expectations sro verified on Uv 12th, tho oleotiou Of Hancock becomes a oor .tainty. Tho race in Ohio will bocloso.wit chances for tho?l)cuioora<s. A destructivo'fire occurred, at Goorgotow on tho Int instant. At lust acc.tunts fit '.'buildings bad been destroyed and tho fire wr -?till spreading. Ttl o ioc house of Mrs. Fat nie Eaetcrliag 'iras deHjIroyod nnd abo wt "burned up in'the damos. Hor son escape .by j umping frota tbo window. Tho depot at Kings tr co, including tho toh graph oft!co, with about ono hundred bolos i . ootton ami a great doal of freight, was di . atroyefl'by fire on tho 2d instant. Tho lo i is eHtioroAed $12,000 to $15,000. It is tm ' tho striking of n mutch by n little negro bc OU tl'Cotton t?o ignited tho iintundeiui.se ' the fire. Th? first number of tho Wtekly Palmn 'Ycwnan has reached us. Il is an eight pag :forty column paper, filled with sprightly edit '.rials and choice selections, ll is a first chi "weekly and deserves success. Subsorlptl prioo $1.50 per annum; seven months $1; thr months 50 cents. Address C. M. McJunki Columbia, S. C., editor and proprietor. Hound trip tickets to Allanta and return attend tho Fair of tho Cato City Guards, coi moucing Ootobcr 11th, will bo sold nt t several liokcl offices on the lino of thc dice ville and Columbia and Dine Ridge Railton from Monday, October 11th, until Friday. Oct ber 22d, inclusive, good lo return until Octol 25th, inclusivo, at tho following low rate: Fri Columbia $5.50, Newberry $5, Ninety-Six ? Abbevillo $4, Greenwood $3.75, Relton ?3.: Anderson $3.25, Pendleton $2 00, Walha $3.00. Tho town of Westminster is ono of t most thriving points on tho Air Lino Ha road, enjoying a largo trado from tho st rounding country and doing muoh townt tho development of its ?cotion. it is nn i portnnt lumber dopot, ovor two million ft of lumber hoing shipped ovory yoar-1 largest shipping point on thc Air Lino, it enid. Tho Baptists aro strong and i nil nen ti and have a wiso and prudont loader in ll E. L. Biak, who is in full sympathy w ovcry good work in which tho denomii lion is engaged. Wo direct attention to tho largo number Solos of l'Ou? estate nd vert i hod in this ?HR Porsons wanting small farms in it heall country will find it to their interests to h At some of these lands, as they will douhtl bo sold ut bargains. Our futuro is promis and in a few yoars we behove lands in t section will advance largely in salo val Cotton boro yields nearly as well as in middle counties, whilo we harvest moro pi itablo crops of wheat, corn, oats and i With good farming wo expect to seo li diversified funning in tho highest dcgi .embracing cotton nod tho oorculs, stock rr ing, poultry, mining and munufucturing all kinds. Miss Lookor's concert at tho Court Ho ? on last Thursday night was pretty well tended by our.people. Sim sang and pla .several pieces un tho piano, and gavo tho dionco an exhibition of how tho blind r and writo, which was novel and intorestin our people. Tho most nttractivo i turo of tho entertainment was tho ll .liant playing of Miss Emma Iluhr, ^young pianist, whoso power and execul delighted ull levon, of music This yo lady belongs to a musical family nnd pro sos to make a nanio for herself in tho mus world as an artist of rare power, llor fat Major Franz Hahr, was an accomplis gentleman and musician, a member of on tho most honored families of Sweden, f uvhJ.di country so many splendid musioi havu como. At cloven yours old Miss II played at school concerts and won for hoi /ito namo of a natural prodigy, by hor ast ?niling skill in performing oven di (lieu lt pic She soc?is perfectly at booie in all style compositions from tho simplest up to roost classical productions of Chopin; Litz Beethoven, exhibiting in hor execution muscular power of a man, tho dolicaoy o woman and a rapidity of movemont sh by vory few of tho host male porformors. of tho groatost pianists in Amorioa sait hor that iu a fow months sho would bc equal of any in this country. Wo hopo this young lady, a nativo of our Sunny So will bo able to prosoouto hor studios in OIIOHOU profession, and tako her place nm tho most honored artists. Wo learn that intends to poi f mt horsolf by a European t In a recent ootton pioking raco bet? two colored boys, Fayette nnd Cu Armstrong, on tho plantation of Mr Ashloy, near Honca Path, Fayette pic 3-18 pounds and Calvin 828. Ano negro hoy picked ouo day lust week pounds from sun to sun. [Anderson Journal) ls f lloforo going lo press wo uoltco a largo num. bor of people wero in (own during tho day. Tho vote polled in Walhalla numbered about five hundred, but tho relativo 3trongth of tho candidates lins not yet been determined hy u count. Thc circus had drawn a largo vote from tho country und tho result perhaps has boon somewhat changed, ns no efforts woro spared by tho friends of lim candidates to win the day for their fnvoritcs. Up lo tho afternoon thoro was no disturbance of any kind, but about 8 o'clock P, M. a difficulty occurred between a negro named Hill Roach and a while man, requiting in two shots being tired by Uoach al tho whito man, indicting wounds, not serious, in thclliigh. Tho negro escaped and returning nbout 5 o'clock P. M. ho was arrested and lodged lu tho guard I house. Soon after ho escaped by breaking tho doora of Iho oulabooso and was pursued and re arrested by a number of our citizens and lodge', in Jori. During tho pursuit sovcrul shots woro faed nt Roach, hut ns yet wo have not learned whether any struck him. Wo think ino largest crowd were in Walhalla to-day wo hnvo ever seen on any day uud generally the crowd was quiet and orderly. Old John Robinson's circus at Walhallln carno off on Woducsday according to adver tisement, About 1,500 pcoplo were in thc canvass and perhaps a larger number out side. Tho r.oting, consisting of gymnastics, trained animals, jests, ito., was us good os usual mid served to amuse tho crowd, rho animal show was instructive to children. Tho prico ol fifty cents would hove been ttl oro remunerative thau seventy live cents, as it would ha io drawn ii larger patronage. RICHMOND, VA., September. 21.- In tho noxt election thousands of tho black citizens of this State will of their owu free will, and knowing fully the importanco of their action, walk deliberately up to tho polls sud cast their votes ugainst the nom inees of tho national Republican party and for tho Hancock uud English electoral ticket. REPU otto AN COKO ar.se ION AI, CONVENTION. Tho Republicans held a Congressional Con" vontlon nt Chester on Friday. Absalom lily t ho, of Oreen ville, was nominated for Congress by acclamation, and amid mueh enthusiasm. Thc leading Rads of Greenville, both whito und colored, express much gratis fiontion over tho nomination of Captain Illy tho, und say ho will be elected. The OroonbacUers hold n Congressional Conven tion nt Chester yesterday, coalesced with tho Republicans and nominated Blythe. It is generally understood that tho candidacies for county oflieoH are to be pa roo) I od out between tho two wings of the Radical party in tho ratio of ono Rad to two Orcenbackors. "No colored need apply."-Greenville Netvs, 207/t. Tho United States District Court, which adjourned on Thursday, 23d instant, had considerable business before it. Tho total number of cases on the dookot was 187. Ol' these, 55 woro cases tiled Inst year and 132 tiled thin year. Tho total number of enies disposed of was 120, leaving G7 to be carried over to next year. Tho disposition of tho caisos wno: "Found guilty 22," '.plead guilty 13," "acquitted 37," "nullo proBsod 38." All the indictments oxcept six were for violation ol' revenue laws. Tho re woro 60 casen fur retailing liquor without paying special tax, and 30 for remov ing and concealing spirits, -I eases for passing ami having in possession counterfeit coin. The remainder ol' the indictments wero for minor offenses against post nlfieo and revenue laws,--Greenville News, 25//i instant* DARLI.NOTON, S. C., October 6.-Tho Attorney Qcncral has declined lo give oui bills of indict ment in thc Cash-Shannon duel. No witnesses could be produced on the part of tho Stato. CilABl.OTTK, N. C., October 5.-Tho King's Mauutnln Centennial celebration opened to-day. There were 20,000 people present. Thc celebra tion wai held on the very battle ground and near where Furguson, thc commander of tho British troops, fell. Thc crowd assembled at tho grand stand, near Ferguson's grave, nt 11.30 A. M., and after prayer speeches wero mado'by thc lion. Daniel I'owle, of North Carolina; Cover uer Jeter, ol' South Carolina; General Williams, ul ..-UatlBtls; Judge Dixon, of Tennessee; ti. Al. McMills, "f Mississippi, and others. Thc music wu-i grand and inspiring. Hundreds of wagons and conveyances were coaling in at dark and the camp lires leek as if an army had soddenly organized. Thc New York papers nnnonnco that thc epizootic influence, which disabled so many horses in thc winter of 1872, hois undoub tedly returned to thal city, and is prevail ing generally ninomr horses, though in a mild form. Tho Tribune says a preventive suggested by n horse owner was to feed well, give hot oatmeal water or hay? wtaer night ?ind morning, and a steam balli of scalding hot water and oatmeal, r.laccd under thc head at night, to keep tho head clear, und to blanket well. This proved effect in 1872. A little assnfmtida ou tho bit and tho uso of lime in thc stables was also re commended as ii preventive, A C O N K K1 ) K ll A T G DRIIT-No So.W.TACt. -Judgement was rendered last week for thc full amount, with interest from dato, on a note given in ISM, for 8514.78. In answer to complaint the defendant contended that tho note was to bc paid tu Oonfcdcrnlo ourrenoy, and churned that tho samo should bo scaled io accordance with whnt is com monly known ns thc Corbin Act, but offered uo ovidenco to justify that as thoro was no proof to show to thu country the presump tion in law was that the maker of tho note intended ta pay in gold or silver, or its equivalent, dollar for dollar; and while it might appojr a great hardship, they must find accordingly; which was done, rendering a verdict for $1,088,fifi. f Laurensoiflc Herald. .Tattles Robinson^ son of iho showman John Robinson died last week. Ile had hoon brought tip in thc show business, and was a part nor of his father* John and tho other two sons lott Charlotte lo attend tho funeral in cincinnati. The Republican politicians of Collcton and Beaufort Counties refuse to take any active part in aiding the election of Smalls to Congress. Senator Hampton made his first appearance on the stiuhp in j this Stale at. Marion yesterday. Tho latest political sensation i ; i that Ci ar Held is to bo withdrawn I from tho Presidential contest, un i (?rant is to lake his place ii'indiana goos* for the Democracy next 'Tuesday, lt is said that old man cameron has been spending seve rn! days at Garfield's house, and that GrttVit, colliding and Logan all visited him in a body a lew days ago. lt. is thought that these ?non would not. put themselves to so much trouble to pay court lo a candidate with defeat staring him in the face, if they did not have some campaign trick on hand. i----...: . v;-.:." j OVBU OXK II.M.K cf tlio nniic portion of tho j A in cr loan people w y eura 61 ugo sutler moi i or lena willi discuses cf tim kidneys litnl V;-. There ure various causes for this hut over wol.. is the chief cause. Nothing in the whole Inti- ! tcria medica is so well calculated to invigorate i nuil restove healthy lone io these organs ns Itnnkiu's Compouiui Hst met of Haulm und Juniper. A lew dosen Iahen Occasionally will ; greatly benefit all those who are iiflliclud willi i any disenso of Ilia kidney ?ind bladder. Prc- \ pared only by Hunt, nankin & llamtir, druggists. '? and for sale bv Norman .V Uro, ANTIOCH. Titorr Co . U.\ , inly IS7U. I mn one of thc un I ort il mite sulfi-rers from ' gravel or'liseuse of the kidneys and lind toi. ' and speedier relief from Han! ?n's Hitch ll o:: i Juniper than anything 1 bave ever tried. 1 esteem it so highly w 'rc lhere bm ono bottle in thc world 1 would willingly give SHOO, or any amount for it. 1 recommend ii above idl ntl . similar preparations. H. T. WINN. [From FRANK Ii, ILwtu.soN, Stale Idbrarinn.] ATLANTA, CA , January l-l, IS8?. Messrs. Hutchinson S Uro: 1 have tested ; i "Ncurulgino," both on myself an I others, um) have found it lobe all that is claimed-a peoifiii for neuralgin and headache. I recommend li ?o my friends. Yours truly. FUAK H. IIAKALSON. ATLANTA, OA., November o, IS79. l>n. C. J. Morrr.TT-Dear Sir: I cnnnol I . strongly rcconiniend your Tool hi na (Toothill Powders) t<> mothers us one of ibo/< >{..??</<< ' they eon obtain for"their debilitalul on t tic!, ? infantil. I li ave used it with very satisfactory results the pivst summer willi my own child, mid while we have heretofore lost il child or two from teething tindee other remedies, our \ . ni child thal bas laben Tcelhinn is a li. . . ..i i boy. Hs merits is Certain io maley it a f-l'iwhird family medicine fer Ibis country for irri lions of teething mid ho?ol dh irdor ? ;. ren ol' all ages. I am, very it.-;' -i Itally, A. I1. intO\\ N, M. I) , (Brother of es Gov. .bv. ?1. Ht own.) For sale in Walhalla liy Nor mau .'c Hi other and Wright & Sligh, Druggist'!. Qltftfl?T WflW?j VN examin ilion of Teachers of Public Sehn of OcoucoCounty will ha held in ibo :> Commissioner's Ollice at Walhalla on Friday and Saturday, the SIM li and "uih of October i int, No oilier examination of tcaehets will be ordered until January next, mid il! who . ! i: io teach before that time uro earnestly iv ?ne lt '. allend and ?stand theil* cxuiiiintilion on I'.: days named. ISAAC WICK ?.I I I'll, Schoo! C?mt?)lsidou< t. October 7, 17 :. f I? f li J.J ! -o:o AIl persons hulebl : i ' io me will call as soc ?ut convenient l : .: OKI Stand arui nial< v. settlements. <ilv]\'\ men, please come for ward at once. Yours Respectfully, J. K.??fiSNDK?X. September 30, 18i>0 -KL ly Mutual Endowment Assessment Association OP x3^XA?x?x?o:o?xr?.j.2y xv.::.: . Attention nf tho public is culled to thc ndvnntngcs oflere-l by this company for Lifo Assurunoo. It is strictly u Mutual Society, in wllioli assessments foi* deaths aro paid only when necessity arises, und no muds ari accumulated in tho hands of oflioors to risli ;i failuro. Tho motil hors aro ihbir own ha nit om und pay out only "mall quantities ar a time when needed. Only one itssosiinoni was mndodaring tho Inst yOar, and the Assoeia timi oilers tho SAFKST und C?IKAPKST Lifo Assurance within the reach ol' .on- people J.J MACK A Y, (len. Ag'ti for S. C., Ca., Al i. and Tenn. Prof. W. W. LKUAIIK will net ns Local Agent. September 30, 1SS0 <I0 :? n ouf?EO /rff?^h ouneft INDIGESTION, ftfiW ./;,; \ I.08T APPETITS, tiu-ioucNcoa, W'J?'!'*. BT soim ?TOMAOM, 8IOK HEADACHE \i? ?Vffl FOUL Um: ATM OOSTIVENESO. ..>. (<?K*'!jJ t.OV/ Sl'iniT3, DY8PEPCIA, . ENLAUOM'T Ol> M??mm?Si il IsMyenra tho oiliest, mu? only nomine Pim? mon? Medicino now In innrkot. l're?mroiloiily ny <-. SIMMONS,*;co. vsie-i'.'Clark Av.St. boals. ni,?ci'i'Miir?. to M. A. HlmiilOUK, M. l>. lnV.-e .'uni v bottles ami Mvkditetji Wolvi by ult vrv8(ti?u< New York Cash Store.I ISSO. FALL SdAS'JN. I88O. ARNSTEIN & HOSE, A:MJ)HRHON C. H., S. C., Prosent tlioir complimenta to tim people of ?oonoo Oountyl fully appreciating tho1 liberal pntronngo you linvo extended to it?, wo hnvo doubled ovory ell'frt to pfovo our selves fully worthy of iv. continuation thereof, tr i* a well 'illowa fact that wu carry a ?took of (1 ods tiny city of 25.000 inhabitants could bo proud of. Dut this your, in anticipation of un tnorousod trude from your coot iori, wo hmo made apo i .! pr< parutions and omi now show :.. largor and bettor soluc'cd stock of Pn^hlonuble and poslriiblO Goods than any I nisoiniho entire up country. Wo hayo all tho latest novelties in D.mtostio and Foreign Dieses ?o?di with t i'.- suitable trimmings. I A <.. uiploie stool; .d Uluclt und Colored Silks, \ Sutin?i White Goods, Ouniusks, Tow of., j Luces, I'lmbroUl'Jil , Gloves, li i-iory.Cusoi?>< Hibbens, This and an endless variety ol' No tions i.n I I'ttney Goods. We desire to call cspe uttoiitiovi to our elugunt lino of Quo Fro ooh Cashmeres, which in prices . ral info with thoao ot" ?voy house in Atlanta tJhurleutoo, Our slook of Cloaks un 1 I) li inna :.? unsurpassed in piont nf id?guuci). Mylo and choupnosu. Funnels, Shawls and I'.liiiiUots, Cloths', VVutorproota 'l'i?hti???s, 1 ?lo. IMI':', Sea Island, {Sheeting at wholesale'pm; .. livery pair of our Ladies' and Miss >' Pine v u; . ni Made Shoe* war ranted to gi? s-itislhetion. Clothing! Cloth* inj;! For M n. ll .vs nod Children. Largo slock nt New I', ri. pr I eon Hancock lint* rt fcpeoinliy '!'!<.. '. t und pratt iron I lat out. Carpets, Oil (Moths, litiga. Give us a trial und wc gun rn ii too si?tbduCtioU. Cue of our truvolin - s il y ?ni on will vL*i( your plano with u ?vnnpU:?!.'lini. j,i'.siip?pio3 ?it the beginning ?.!' tho i ?.' - m OM! H ti y Hiders er. ru ited t.* him sln.il toeeivc our heel cir' prompt attention. I! jd hg i J liv favored with a large share ol your custom we ::r-? yon-, very ros peet ful ly, : ' iSTEIN & HOSE. * .September ??3, ISSO do.'?m. I J i k Ul VJ ? b IA J IV VJ Just roluriuxl hom Now York, v. !?...?.. ... ? have purchased ono ol Iho !ar?rosi. ami mosl attractive f lot of (.?oods (hat int:- ever boon \ bile thu ??'OOU?J arc afrivina' daily wc intend making no suo^ ..einj'nicht ion ol' them until nest yvcck; w v. n tlio.y will all nave arrived. m siav and read oar afer tiycinont tuen. Respectfully, d1 ?'i ? V ?i \ kr ?H\ STvVKMD TIN JU J>:<? JPOlrZX XJ JVL* . -.fi.e..;'. .-.t :iud li<!rf in tho County .Gond A^sorlmciit of fc'toves anti Tinware rd ways "ii hand. KWTTh?UX'? .I* HQOi'iXtr A ?iVKCiAI.TY. Givo mo a Call. rf < \1r- ff fl \ K'l . w i . X%. k . ?. jj_ 1.?. Septombiv i\ IR80 43-3m. .j"! ,- . r, ', .',. ioinnt? due SMITH ic . ? : (; .. . i.:' .. :. e.; cuy, uro now in i1 . havel-' ol !.. .iii., !.. t ., I'oV'collection. All ; er eiis indebted to t?:i v/ill suv..! costs and . :.. i. ii jiivor by Mtnking payment at once. Hr. .'. '.'. '.i-;, i.. ahvo iiu1 hoiv.:ed to receipt tor :??> tiv. 1 petite 'our book;! nt .Senecai SMITH A TUftNRJt. Hent.'inber 2-1, 1880 i? lt j Bl j tm rh \ j ni il I. tl.:.) j jiu I:)AIJ?.?I!! i 1 v. ! I.L neil io the highest bidder, ul. my fa rai, near IJineiud's llrblge, on SATl'HDAl * thc I ?Hi ..'.-, i (Iciiil .-. i.' .vi. all my HotisGiold and Kitehen I'm ni m ve, Cdiisisttilg 'jl Led:; and I tedding, Ctivptita, Table . W.aidrob?H, Also, inj Panning impleint-ni??, Ootion iManl .i.-. I'eed Cutler.^, 1'?MV.?? foul i'tow Stocks, Hi rrow.-?, Cr<i?v Cut .*.:iv:, Log Chains, ?o Also, 1"'MV*?I Sheep and Lee Ounis, Cotton Seed i v. i Pud 1er. Al.so, ono Heven octave Koa. wood tMnno, in tiood rei1 Vhe I'iiilM liiny by trenle.l tor ul private '- .!.-. until day of auction, lt, Pit AN R IM.O AN. Scptombei* 2:1, 18*10 l?:'.t UM FOE BALE. j)V virtue of a Di.'i?i'eii tho prolifile Court I 1) will soil lo tho higlicsl bidder on Hidcdiiy in ? TOliJvl! NLX l' at Wiilhnlhi Court House, tho ia: vL i:-; TA TC ol' Warren D. Perry, lunatifl, co>n?Utinp[ ot' a TUACT OP LA Xi),' od ConilevosH Creek, in noonee County. Stnto ol' Miitith C n roll na, u.l jo"iniii" bin :* <>:' X .1. P. Perry, Sirs. Jtine Alexander and i Ihers, contnining two hundred nceeS. more or less. TP.KMS ur y.\LP,~Ono-hnlf cash, balance i:i one ? eav Prom >i iv ol' sale, secured by bond und mo . ;og? ol tho pi einl ies, JOHN H. PKItitY, Coioniiiiee. .Scjilember -, 1 SrtO -VJ-'n BO^Bf) OF COUNTY CUMMlSSI?NE?S. pill! County Cotnnii?.siouoiHof Ocoiieo Cornily ! will hold their regular annual meeting in h.- i 111 io 01' Keilli S Veiner, nt Walhalla, s. on TUi!.Sl)AY, thc .' I .lay of Novembor, lrl80. AH persons having claims against OcOnce County will present them on >>e by illili day, .1. s. Vl?ttN'Hlt, t?erk Hoard County Cominiauiouera Ocouoo Co. ?vptouibof Ut?. 1S?0 i'j ?i I). RIEMANN & SON Rospot .fully invite tko attention j I ol' (lie public lo their largo and well selected slock ot" -AND WINTER GOODS, Just-received and opened. FIFTY PMXym F?LL STYLE PRINTS* Tickings, Hickory Stripes, binneys,ninghan):.'. Woolen and Canton Flannels, HoincHties, Sheet ings aud Shirtings, Cotton Plaids, Checks and St ri pea, ult of whioh will bo sold Kt bottom 1 rices. A beautiful line of Alpacas, Monde Cloths and Worsted Ur csu Coutts, with Silks and nil i bc other suitable Trimmings; und Linings, to mut 0)1. Wo invite especial nttontion to an elegant line of fine H LACK CASUM lilt US, tor which we aro agonis. Wo keep sntnples of these goods and order any number of yards our eus lomers dosire at New York prices, with freight Wo oller to thc public a lull assortment in this dcpat'l mont. .r)U pounds Zephyr Worsted, every shade, both four-lbld nnd two-fold. To arrive in u lew days uti elegant, lot of LADJJL^- OL??X% At very low figures. Clothing, Hats and Caps, And Furnishing Goods For 1Ucn and Hoys. An endless variety, selected with eure, in ihc [ Northern markets, at prices lower than ever bc Undoubtedly tito largest .stock ever brought lo this town, lt embraces every variety of Boots and Shoes from thc most common grades io the l-cst standard sewed Shoos und cable screwed Hoots. Paints and Oils, Window Ol li 83, Class Ware, Crockery, Wooden-Ware, Tin-Ware, Saddles und Harne;'!. Hagging my I Ties. Iron, Ste.lo, Horse Shoes, Nails timi Hardware of tllldcsot'lp lii n, at prices ns low a-< any one. DHOiios ?'Aj-nuy QRO?ER? Molasses, Sugar, Coll?e, Hice, Salt, Bucen, I ard und a largo lot of Choice North Carolina und West or n Flour, all a: prices to snit the times. ll yon don't see what you want call for it, mid remember that wc guarantee our prices for CASU to be as low ns the lowest. CA""*'li: E'S .4 TU KA *JL. Wo aro Cotton Buy ors and wo will pay tho highest market price in cash for all Cotton brought to us. Respectfully, I). BIKMANN & SON. September ISSp 15 WEST UNION, S. C. is now receiving his immense stock of Fall und Winter DHY GOODS, Comprising Clothing, Hutu, Shoes. Dross Goods, Lace!!, Linens, Cloves, Uosi cry, Domestic*, I ?lass ware, C r o o k cry, Hardware. -A SPCIALTY AT Flfl UH BR HARE ! I Suchas Molasses, Sugar, Flour, Salt, Lacou, Lard, li ?co, Cheese, &c. All tho nbovo gooda will be sold nt tho lowest possible price for cash. Como carly and make your purchases. I will pay tho Seneca i Ciiy prices for all Cot ton brought to mc. J od n V. $JflicIdci% Wast Union. September 'J, 1SS0 43-3m. ED W A RD PERRY Stationerj Printer -AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, SCHOOL AN 1) LAW HOOKS, LAW "?> 11 AN KS, SiO. No 110 MKRTJNO STUEBT, ClIAlU.BSTON, S. 0. September 1(5, Ib'SO ?14-till) ALL " PSYCHS Wifhirig to buy a machine would do well to examine the don ni no Improved j Always the host, but better now than ever, running u> light aa any Indy could desire and making very little noise, ll you want n machine to give entire nntisfaotion und last yon n lifo time, do not Tail to buy a S ?j ri'*; mit. Call on Mrs. Mary George, next to Norman's, Walhalla, or W. L. Holt, Soncen Citv, or address Wm. ?>. Todd, Anderson. S. C., Canvassing Agent in Anderson anil Geo noe. tifsB* Pull instructions given t> all purcha sers buying ii machine from either nf tho above partios, <"?\er 100 Singers in constant use in Coonee, September ItiSO 'A3-3t|i, Ik DoBilg>!cie Hpa'?ce,?; Sfloe!? -OW -CONSISTING IN l'A HT OF Calicoes, Dross (!'iinlt, Culicocs, Dress doods, ?inls, NothllS, Shoes, Jiools, Huts, Notions, Shoes, Hoots, Crockery, lit? nt icu rt* j Yarn?, Crockery, Hardware, Yunis, A Cas* Load -OF JUST ARM V/JD FU O M TDD WD ST ] lavo on Mund ii Largo and Choico Stock ot* Fain i ly Groceries Consisting ol' Sugar, ('?//Ve, Tea, Molasses, Sugar Coffee, 'Tea, Molasses, Da con, /jard, Rice, Corn, . Dai on, Dani, Rice, Corn* ?)LANTAT?OXT QUPPLI l-l Q LAN TAI 10X1 ?UFPLllij^ And many other things too numerous lo looutiou, ?ll ol* which will bo Bold cheap for cosh or burler. All who want bargains should call ond sec mo before purchasing olsqwhete. Respectfully, J. P, MICKLEII, WEST UNION. June I), 1880 * !28-l>* BKE?PBE ?m EVER! Pi'icom t? ?f??xul-t tlxo 'X,j.3.>T.O? I Shoe 15lacking, No. 1 21 cents, 3 Cakes Toilet Soap 5 cents, Handkerchiefs 5 cents worth 10 couts, Coi ry Combs 5 cents-worth IO couts, AV tish Basins 5 nod IO cents, Milk Pans 5 cents. Mollisses Pitchers 10 cents, Shoe finishes lOcents iinji bVusllos 10cants, Tootii Brushes "> cents - e.<.:ili 25 cents, Shoo Laces 5 cents per douou, Liidics' Hue!; Combs 5 and 10 cents - wurt li double tho money, Dross Combs 5 eent>. Fina Combs 5 cents, Needles an.1 Pins 5 cents, Spectacle.- lit cents - worth 25 cents, Ladies' Mose, plain, white and striped h' cents-w irtli 25 cents, Misses Hose ;"> cents, Men's Half Hose f? and 10 cents, Suspender? 10 cents'-worth 2*> cents, Linen Shirt Fronts !<? :;.! ! li cents-worth 40 cents, Ladies' sills bows ? und 10 cents worth 25 ami 50 cents. Men's Sil!; Bows 5 cent"-worth 23 cents, Silk So ul's 25 cents I worth 50 cent?. I.:,. i"..- -' Gloves 10 and 15 j cents--worth 25 cents, Hamburg Edging 3 and 10 cent* per yard, worth d ,:;>>!,. tl, ; money, Nock lt nilling .> and I" cents per yard, Dress Huttons ? cents per th Turkey Heiland Linen Doylies 5 cents, Bugle I."ad Pencils 10 und 15 couta per d >/.eu, Slate Pencils 5 cents per dmscn, Noto l'upcr 5 couts per ipi i re, Letter and Cup Paper 10 cents per quire, Sic.-ve Hutt HIS TI und 10 cent", Garters 5 and lo Cents, and ail kinds of goods at tho very lowest pri?es. Respect fully, A. S. B^l?ME'-OIt?, SK?BCA CITA', S. C. September0, IS.^0 43-3ni lOTlE"! tJ J VjX ilU. l-l v.' i-, -'J I' HA Vii your cotton, corn eui ether pro duce v. Uglied t II tho Town Scales. Correct woights given bv tho sworn weigher, A'. L Norman. " C. I,, lt KID, Clerk of Council. September 2, 1S?0. -!2 V ilhuii-ihUK&.? \ i KR L I i ?j H! | ^\ We want Go .i Men to i cl I ?gui ? ? ?to Dealers. &105 II Month ivnd ox pJrpcnse.H Samples hoc. Cut this not ico ont nnd send it with your application, also send a ;J cent stump t . insure answer, 5. FUV?B'I ,t CO., Cincinnati, Chlo. September 0. 1;v ) 1 l-l m S.VM'i.U.M^Kfn.Mt, K.C.MASSI:AU.. .l.J.Y.Y COAT. SH faa ne 3 i::, y.-iiivult.zil Ci*., r--Siicces.?ors of "?. Bl. ????tin ?ic Vif.] ?,B m po vi ci1 s S?I?'I t>?a?ors Its Hardware, Cutlery, (inns and'.Agricultu ral implements. "JXTo ?a9 lVE?otJ.aa.&?: Ei?roc?, SION GOLDEN CU.V, September Di. 1880 d I Om"' AG Bli TS WA.Vt'S? Si to if'.l the lifo of SBNEE?L MM??GK, By T. K. Wilson, Kdit?rinl staff Now York World. With facts and ligures since the days ol' Washington. A Cyclopaedia for voter.. A bauk worth having. Cu r 500 pages. 00 illustrations. Sent on receipt of pi ico, $2.00. Tlio outfit for tho business, :".<? ct Apply ut once. R. li. Til RAT, Publisher, 757 Brottdwny. N. Y. September 0, 18S0 43-lui. j GRADE JERSEY DULL, three years eel. J a nulo SHOUT MORN RULLi.ono year oldi For particulars nf'D'y lo .JOHN W. SlIUL?Jl; Ttlgaloo P.O., Oeonee Co., S. C. Scpfembcr 23, I8S0 45.?U BUY V?Uil BUlL?iNG MATERIAL Whord you can got tho bet goods for thc least nionev flam ?g. VT. re?eivai, Manufacturer o? SASH, DOORS, MIAN DS, Ac, Of?h)J, Factory and Wareroom: MKK ri Nt; S^ti^T,I'Noiir Line. oxxiy%.x-?.x*'j?.'j^.v,s.-t?c>3Nr, m. o. jv j' The largos! b'tiotory in tho Sotith?rr? Mates. "v. ,n September 30, 18&0 \?-'.nn