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LOO AL KATTHRS. ' Oom is being gathered in various- sootions of tho oounty. COTTON MARKET.-Qood middling 10, mid dling 03, low middling Og. Tho County Commissioners of Ooonob County will meet in their ornoo at tho Court House ou Saturday, tho 23d instant. Messrs. Hemden have made some very good Syrup.from tho BCOond growth of iho "Minnesota Amber" oanoon tho farm of J. B. Sanders, Esq. Chow Prido of Carolitia Tobaooo, tho bcBt and finest in town. Prioo $1.50 uer pound, Col lt at Wright & Bligh's. The full, so far, has boon most ftvvorablo for harvesting all kinds of crops, nnd gener ally both corn nnd ootton'nro good. dust arrivod and still arriving gents' olothiog and furnishing goods. Call at J. M. Carter's for bargains. Tho Itev. Q. II. Cnrlcr, ibo now pnstor, will preach in thc Walhalla Baptist Church next Sunday morning at ll o'clock. Tho manugors of election at tho various precincts aro requested to call at tho Court House to Josoph W. Sholor for tho boxos for their precincts. Married, ou Wednesday, October 13, 1880, al tho residence of thc bride's father, by Rev. Wm MoWhortcr, Mr. W. C. Hnrkcy to Miss Maggio Dickson, all of Oconco. Tho first frost thin Lill was seen in Wal halla on Monday and Tuesday mornings of this weok. lt was light and will hasten thc opening of tho remaining cotton crop. Smoko Plantation Sellars, very near half foot lung, Only cost 6 cents and best in thc county, at Wright & Sligh'.v And if yen get sick you can bc cured whilo there if medicine will do it. Ladies, if you want bargains in dress goods, &o., cull at J. M. Carter's, whore you will find Gus Norman to servo you in thc politest style. Smoko Royal Buooh Cigarettes with amber mouth piece. Sumo prioo as com mon oigorcttcs. Pogues "long cut" Durham, 10 cents per package at Norman's. Mr. Joseph Kay, residing near Wostmin.* etcr, died recontly of typhoid fever. Ho was burled nt Westminster. Mr. Kay was au excellent young man, respected and beloved by all who knew hitit. Preaching in thc Walhalla Methodist Ohurchj on next Sunday, tho 24lh instant, by thc pastor, Rev. A. W. Mooro. Subject: * Obedience is better than sacrifi?e." Sidney Davis, as attorney in fuel, advei' ?Uses sonto valuable lands al publie, salo at Seneca City on Tuesday, November 2d. The lands aro near that thriving town and will doubtless alford opportunity for profitable 'investment. Messrs. C. L. Reid &, Co. notify tho public that their entire fall stack lias arrived and is open for sale. Mr. Heid bought these goods in person for cash and tho stock comprimo* thc largest lot of dry goods, clothing, &a" thc firm has ever brought to Walhalla. Go nnd sec them before making your purchases. Mr. B N. Mitchell has contracted lo coin piolo the New l?cihcl (.burch building, near ?Center, nnd is progressing finely. Tito building when completed will be creditable lo Ibo people .ol Ibo neighborhood, itt sh? wing their respect for tho comfort and convenience of tho worship . of Cod. Wo have been presented by Kev. S. L. Morris, Staled Clerk, with a copy of the minutes of the '212th i?ossion of ibu Presby tery of South Carolina, held at Ookesbury, September 15-18, 1880. Among tho items of business wo notico that Rev J. L. Martin, on behalf nf thc contmittco of Adgor College, presented his report, recommending ibo fol lowing persons OB Trustees fur three years: Kev. T. II. Law, Col. lt A. Thompson, I). A. Smith. D Wyall Aiken. L. W. Perrin, A. li. 'Towers, Rev. Il, II. Null, Col. J. S. Cothran .and Jacob Schroder. Tho Messrs. fli^nitliat, of Soneca City, have, in a short timo built up one af the .largest lindes in tho county. In this issue 'tltey give several reasons, interesting to buyers, why they have prospered and why their irado has constantly increased and cxtondod. They keep their stock folly replenished and offer to customers not only n largo variety of each articlo to solect from, but n collection of merchandise from which their cu st om ors can supply all their wants. When you visit Seneca Oily look in at their largo stock and low prices and if you need, anything they will be apt ttj get yo-tr trndo. In ti short trip lo thc country, in tho Jircotlon of Tugaloo River, wc found the people busy Mid in good humor. Good crops set well on every body und make many pleasant faces. Truly thia season Hie saying, thc laborer is worthy ol' his bite, is being verified in a bounteous harvest. Holli colton niul corn arc good, and while a large part of Ibo colton crop hos found ils way lo market, (herc is still a great deal iingalhercd. People aro beginning lo galber corn and thc yield promises well. Wc doubt if in many years people have worked belier than Ibis fall or have kept nearer up with their crops. On the road WO constantly mot wagons Coming to market with fifly or one hundred dol?ais in codon on them, while on all sides hands wcro busy gather ing Ibo decoy staple. If our people wcro out of debt and had a year of supplies on hand their futuro prosperity would be easy and certain. As it is this crop with economy will enablo tho most of them lo bridge over next year without incurring much dobl, and with another good crop Ibcy will have smooth sailing. Tho Hornwell People publishes tho following oxtrnot from a private letter re ceived by thc editor, tho writer of which wo commend to thc emulation of others: "Enolotcd find my dues to tho People to dato for subscription. Your paper lins boon coming to mc,,o welcome visitor, for throo years, ana until now, 1 havo never paid you a cent. It is true that jou havo never dunned mc-nnd therein you nitty have been in fault-but this minuto it occurred to mc that it would bo sad if occasionally a man could not bo found who iii willing to pay Iiis just debts without hoing importuned. Kcoliog so 1 herewith hand you whut rightfully belongs to you, with tho sincoro hope that many others moy do likowisc-thus causing the heart of tho forlorn bochclor editor to bc mode glad." lu ?? AIKEN, S. C., Ootobor 15.-Tho Gar field and Arthur Club, of Aiken, mot hut t>voning at Hayuo's Hall. AU Democrats woro oxoludod. Nothing of uiuoli impor tauoo was dono. A fow Dotnooratio negroes woro added to tho club, and tho matta mooting wltioh had boot) oct for Ootobor 10 was postponed to Ootobor 23. Tho meeting oudod abruptly at about half past 10 o'clock With considerable disturbance. As the members of tho olub issued upon thc street they niado night hideous with their ories, aud fell upun somo Dotnooratio negroes, beating them and stabbing two of thom, John and Jeff Goincy. Action wes taken to doy against tho riotors, and warrants were issued for their arrest. A number have already becu arrested aud bound over to appear on next Monday. MI MYA UK. IE, Wi S, Ootobor 17-Tho se verest Btorm over experienced in this r?gion prevailed throughout yesterday and Inst night. Tho barometer was never before so low hero, and thc wind blew from fixty to soveuty miles on hour. Diopotchcs from La Crosse say that tho storm along tho Minnesota Railway was tho worst known iu years. Passenger und freght trains along thc lino wero blockaded in suow drifts ten and twelve feet deep, mid teams with provisions havo been sent to them from various points. A trian which left LiCrosse pu Friday hus not been heard from since leaving Fulda that night. No loss of human lifo is ns yet reported, but there has boon prent ! cst i ucl ion of stock. The storm is still raging in Southern Minnesota uud Eastern Dakota Much damage has airca dy been reported to tho shipping on tho lake, ond n long list of disasters ?8 expected when re ports shall have been receive from tho East coast. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT, Co ll II BOT E I) IV B E li V.' Al'l'LES-Dried, per pound 5(<<?G Oreen, per bushel 6?@?0 BUTTER- Per pound ifi(#20 BEESWAX-Per pound 10 BEEF-'Por pound 4(?fl BACON- Dry suit shoulders 8 C. li. Sides 90/:10 S. C. hums, canvassed 14(0)16 CALICO- Per yard 8($tO COFFEE- Kio por pound 20(?l2? -Laguyru, per pound 20 " -Java, per pound 25(0)30 CANUI.ES- Adamantine, per sot 20($25 .i -Sperm, por pound 30 CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per bend 15(0)20 COTTON-l'cr pound, middling, 0$(n}10 -Yum, per bunch 1 00 CorrGUAs-Pc?" pound ? DUCKS-Per bead Koos, per dozen 15 FLOUR, per suck, (08 pounds,) 3.60@1.00 FEATHERS-i leese, per pound 45 -Mixed per pound 30 QUAIN-Cunt, per bushel, ?O(?)10 - ltj*o. per bushel ?6 - (Juts, rod, per bushel 75 OBESE-Por head 30?40 I ION BY, pur pound S^'f'.IO Ul OBS- Dry; per pound 20 M -titeen, per pound 0(<j?7 INDIGO-Spanish Flout, per pound 1.60 " -Ctiroiinti, per pound 75 IKON- English relined, per pound d'(<f;5 " -t? weed, per putt nd '(id" " -Baud, per pound 6($" " --Hoop, per pound 1-J PotWtiro, per pound UC". ' LAUD, pur pound "(,<.) 10 LIMB, per nurrel I '-'O LUMUKU, per thousand feet 10.00 LEAD, per pound 1J MOLASSES, per - .lion _ 40($G0 MADDER, per pound ..5(rt)3Q NAILS, per keg 0.00(^8-00 ONIONS, per bushel OIL, koroscno, por gallon 20($2o POTATOES-Irish, per bushel 00(t*)76 HICK, lier pound h(<?n) .SALT-Liverpool, per sack 1--J I Sil 1KT1 NU, wholesale I " retail 12 \ " wholosulo ' :{ '. retail 8 4-4 SnBKTiNU, wholosulo 0 retail ll ?S'UOT, per pound |0 ?SriiUTs Tutti'BNTJNB, per gallon 75 tfoAl', per pouria S(o)lO SUGARS-Crushed, per pound 12j - A White, per pound 10 - Brown, per pound 0 - Extra C., per pound 10 .S?AUCH, white and blue, per pound 0J@7 ?S'ODA, per pound o($10 ToilAOOO, per pound 50(<j>o0 " per pound, smoking 40(g)?0 TALLOW, per pound 8 T u KKBYS, per head 40($50 TEAS-Cnn Powder, per pound 1.10 Hyson, Creen, per pound 1.00(^1.00 Young Hyson 111 tick, per lb 75 WOOL, washed, per pound, oO &jz>oo?t*l. IMotioos. A mother who starts out in tho buttle ol life without ii bottle of Shri ncr'? Indian Ver in i fugo is like tho warrior who inarched upon the battle li old weaponless, Holli meet with defeat, because they uro not prepared for tho butilo. Do You WANT HEALTH?-Why will yo die? Death, or what is worso, is the inevitable result of continued suspension of tho menstrual Mow itts a condition which should not bo trilled willi. Immediate relief is the only safeguard against const il ot ional ruin. In all eases ol sup pression, suspensi?n or oilier irregularity of Hie "courses," Dradlield's Female llcgubitor is thc only sure remedy, lt. nels by giving (ono lo tho nervous centros, improving the blood and determining directly to the organs of menstrua tion. Il is a legitimate prescript ion, ami thc most intelligent yhysicinns uso it. Prepared by Dr. J. bradfield,' Atlanta, Qa. $ 1.60 per bottle. Sold by lt. H. NORMAN & Duo. NOTA SH LOA, A LA, ? July 7, 1877. Dradfudd's Pe?nale Regulator has be?n thor oughly tested by mc in a great vari ty of cases, and I ant fully convinced that it is unrivaled in all that class of diseases which it claims lo cure. J. C. 11USS, M. 0. ATLANTA, CA., June 18, 1870. MESSRS. HUTCHINSON & Da?.: My wifo has been a great s ti (Tor or from childhood I rom nerv ous nick hendadlo. She has boen treated by leading physicians, and luis also tried thc pop ular remedies on (he market, but has found no relief Until induced lo try your "Ncurnlginc." It bas proved an unfailing remedy in her case, ami I heartily recommend it to any who may bc similarly a &fio tod. Respectfully, T. fl. F.OI.ESTO.V. For salo by ll. ? NOUMA s tt Duo., Walhalla. WooniiuiiY, N. J., July 16, 1871?. Du. C. J. MoPPKTT,-Dear Sir,-1 never for get the gratitude I owe you for saving (ho life of my lilllo boy, Robert, when al dentil's door, from Citolera Infantum, After having tried tra veling, different localities and climates, many physicians and remedies, tho disenso on'y in creased itt violence. As soon ns wo commenced giving Tccthiiia (Tcclhina Powders) tho disease began lo abate, Ibo child lo rest bettor than ho hud done for months, Iiis appetite to return, and soon his rosy checks gnvo joy to his moth er's hoart. Very Respectfully, M HS. GEN. S. O. FRBNOH. For salo by NORMAN & Rao.,and Wright & Bligh. Walhalla, S. C. For tho legislature. fl?- Tho Monds of K. A. TATK respectfully present his nomo to tho voters of Ooonoo County os nu indepcudout candidato for tho noxt Le gislature Foi* thc IjCfflHlatiirc. ter Tho friends of JNO. M. HUDSON respectfully anuouuoo him us tm independ ent cundid II tc. for tho Dog isl.it ure at thc next election, and dre authorized to state that if elected ho will oppose thc fence law und vote against it. THIS WAY XAJ JO desire to return our thanks to our TT customers for their patronage last season-and would uah a continuation of the (jaine, US we are lutter prepared todo FIRST CD ASS WORK. We hove bought a new Winship Seventy Saw Oin, with Self Feeder and Condenser, a Chicago Two-Ton Flatform Scales, and have removed und enlarged our Gin House to a lot on Main Street, just above Veiner & Stabling's Store, in the Town of West minster, S. 0, Wo niuo hovo a few hundred bushels ol Wheat, which wo propose to sell low for cash. Respectfully, STR1RDING II ROT UK' S. October 14, 1880 48 Imo Notice to Debtors AND CREDITORS. VLL persons indi bled to ibo estate of Junes Malimo, deco-.sed, will make payment to mo forthwith, and all persons ?laving claims against the estate of said de ceased will present them to mo lawfully attested within the time prescribed tiy law. Si Ml'SON WAITH, Aum'r. October 14, 1880 4 8-lt Notice to Coeditors. NOTICIO is hereby given to all creditors of the estate of Jacob Sins, deceased, to [?resent their olaims to me, duly att 'sled. by thc 15th day of November, 1880, or they will be barred. WM lt. LAND, Executor. Ooloher L i, 1880 48-4t Master's Hale. tho Court of Common Pica -.. John M. Keels against Fanny .Swandale and pt lu rs. 1)Y virtue of a Decretal Order in tho above ) staled oase, lo ino directed, and dated on tho 1 Ot li day of September, 1880, I will sell ai pltblio AUOllon, al tho court douse door in Wal halla. S. C., on MONDAY, tho Isl day of No vember, 1880, between ibu legal hours of sale All timi Parcel or Traci ol hand, silo ito in Coonee county, Killie ol' South Carolina, nu Shoulder Hone Creek, containing one hundred ami (wcnly nine acres, moro or less, adjoining lauds of-Itohleiier, lillis Turnor and others. THUMS-Cash, purchaser io pay extra for papers. IIIOII Alli) I.KW IS, Master. October 7, 1SH0 47-11 Master's Sale. In tho Common i-Meas Court. The Walhalla Hunk against W. A. ?old. J)Y virtue of a Decretal Order in the above J) staled case lo me directed and dated on thu Olli Ol' March. I8??0, 1 will sell ut public anet ion, ni the conn house .loor in Walhalla, S. C., on MON DAY, the Isl day of November, ISSI), be tween the leg il hoorn of Stile All lind Parcel or Tract of Land, situate in Ooonoo County, State ol' South Carolina, adjoin ; lands uf Lewis Kat on, <?. W. Kat on and others, containing lliiny live and one third acres, more or less. THUMS -One half cash, the balance on a credit of six months, willi Interest front dato of sale, lo he secured by bond and mortgage of the premises, purchaser lo pay extra for pupers. RICHARD LKW1S, Muster. October 7, 18S0 17-it WALHA DLA, S. C., Oct. 4, 1880. fJMIE undersigned, County Commissioners 1 of Ooonco, will let to the lowest re sponsible bidder tho repuring and rebuilding of thc public bridge on Dittlo River, near Mr. James Reid's, on SATURDAY, thc 23d instant. The Commissioners will be present ut the brtdgo on that day. A. LAY, W. W. MOSS. J. R ST KT. DH. Cornily Commissioners Oconeo County, ATTKST-J. S. VKHNEU, Clerk. Oolobor 7. 1880 47 8t jornal Settlement. f|MI IO undersigned petitions to the Probato 1 Court of Oconeo County for a final set tlement of the 10stato of Benjamin L'\ Sanders, minor, on Saturday, the 0th day of November, 1880, and for a final discharge from said estate. THOMAS A. RATTE RS ON, Guardian. October 7, 1880 47 4t .UlEMS SIM li SIM fORFCRE.'-lV !? Milnn <.f r.n ?oit. JW l?nl lii.iiiuiic.il nf taunting ni i>r ? ?li l,r.it?t fountain ft Health nir.inl* nu uuumral i.ppoiliiully lo toting pelinna in .crn li of kMllh ?ml tUiMUtlmi Inyi-ttnr. Il, il.li ? having .tail/ k???M Iii IIM WtMi.ni?lon ChttypatM Orrin?, in? f*t*U ft Hw WWiwmplVu.u.r.Cffii.iiO?L<lcvyc ?few mly?U??-vi rry murnini. :in<l ?IK-IW.? lo Uvht LA??-'J'JC-J'JJ thc boarding pupil? niloy ni - lin ayttiinatlt HM rn' Or. Juli? fox's Ili um l.i. r. Tho Sni.lv Koorn I* larg*, thoroughly v.* lilaleA, nml H?hlod from lim Mt ?nil r.ir. Kv. ry |iO??l.l? m. lcini.il i^ivcii e. ti.. ?I,., m.y i....i.i... : '? '.'..!. '.: ta/'Tt.. at.nr. ?Ith aa?, rel -llitr V.n .n.- Prct'IJ? !'i "in-, au foti, . ...'lim.l ii, . ur Cu.:. ; S.n.l f... av, ai?l ......ii... ll. . . I, IJ1.O.{ Ol, iJiM.i.1?, l'-w 1/ .U i n u> IV : .... ,?". .u A CJK NT.S IVA NV MO VRift ..') i ; [j! , \ C-r.O to SlSrt u MultiliXltll I * i -;-'i.?. 1 MOW TO B?V^'MI'I?:^,!:: 'V: YOUR OWN??SS LAWYER ?^oS^??i Other 7T> In 19 (lays, ftnvca i n liiii-s lin <- . i. ptnl cvrrylxxly witntM il. Komi for ciirnlar. ?ml lenin, Also ticnrrul Agonis Wnlilcil. At'.ilroxu P. w. ZlBQLfilt & co., j.ooo Arch st., Phll'a, l'a. a?mnnT t.Tnri.Tf.?.1 AN examination of Teaohcrs of Publi? Schools of Oconeo County will be held in Ibo School Commissioner's Office ut Walhalla on Friday ami Saturday, the 20th and 30th of October instant. No other examination of teaohcrs will bo ordered until January next, and all who desire lo teach before that time aro earnestly requested to attend and stand their examination on the days named. ISAAC WICK Ll F KU, School Commissioner. Oolobor 7, 18H0 17-lt Master s Sale. In tlie Court of Common Picas. Siman M. Morton VB. Elizabeth Broom, Marshal, Broom and othcra. BY vlrluo of ft Deorolal Order lu tho above staled oauso, dated tho lGlh day of Septem tciiibor, 1880, I will BCII at publie auotlou, at tho Court House door in Walhalla, S. C., on MONDAY, tho Itt day of November, 1880, be tween tho legal hours of sale, All that l'leco, Marcel, or Tract of Land, sit?alo in Ocsjieo County, Stale of South Ca rolina, on Conneross Creek, adjoining lands of Mra. Juno Alexander, Hamilton Crosby, Albert Zimmerman, Wm. Adair and others, containing two hundred and thirty-nine acres, moro or less, lo be sohl in three separado tracts, plats of which will be exhibited an day of aale and arc hereby referred to foi rt fuller description of lite different tracts. Cri?* Tho pinta of this tract have boon made and aro on filo in ibis ellice. Tint M H-One third cash, the balance in two cipial annual Installments, payable al one and two years from day of salo, with interest from said day of sale, secured by bond and mort gago i of Ibo promises, purchaser to pay extra tor papers. RICH ARD LEWIS, Master. October 7, 1880 <17-<it Master's Bale. JU tho Court of Common Pitias. Sophia G. Carpenter agniusl W. F. Parker and and others. 1)Y virtue of a Dccrelal Order In tho above J stated case to mc directed, dated on the I flt li day of September, 1880. I will sell al public auction, al tho court bouse door in Walhalla, 8. C., on MONDAY, the Isl day of November. 1880, between the legal hours of salo - All Unit I'orocl or Tract ol' bund, situate in Oconeo Comity, iitiilc of Soul h Carolina, on tho Air Lino Railroad, abom one odie Last of the village of Westminster, adjoining lands known as the John Miller lauds and others, containing two bundled ami twenty-eight acres, more or less, to tie sold In three separate tracts, plats of which will be exhibited tm the day ol' sale, reference lo Which phils for a Inlier description of the separate tracts is hereby asked. TlSllMS-One third onsll, the balance in coital annual installments il, one and two years, with interest from day of sale, credit portion to he secured by bond mid morlgngo of premises, purchaser lo pay extra 1er papers Cr'2f" The plats of ibis tract have boon made and arc on file m ibis lillico. RICHARD LF.WIS. Master. October 7. 1880 -17-U Master's Bale. !u tho Common Pleas Court. Slate Savings ami Insurance Bank of Anderson, S. C., against Miirgau Harbin, el al. 1)Y virtue of a Decretal Order of .Judge T. J. ) M no Vi'y io the above stated cause lo me directed, dated the Milli day ol' September, I will sell nt publie auction at the court house <:en- in WallmH-LS. <. , on MONDAY,lite Isl d?y of Novo n i ber, 1880, between the logal hours of sale All thoso two Trie!.- er Marcels of Land, situate, lying and being in thc ('unaly of Oconeo and Stale ol South Carolina, on Big llcaverdnni freck, the on? containing one hundred and sovenly.ono ncres, adjoining the oilier and lauds of () ll. 1'. Pani and Larkin Colo, and the (Iber COU I ul ll ill a; ene hundred and fifty four iteres, adjoining the first and lanis cf Larkin Cole. The boundaries of both tracts ...ere fully shown by phils thereof, made hy ''. A. Magee, surveyor, dated I he 'JIM h day ol De cember, 1870, reference lo which is hereby made. fillies - (bte third cash, thc balance on a crtdii of twelve months, with interest from day ol sale, Krell red by bond and good personal security and mortgage of the premises, pur? chaser io pay Master for titles ?md mortgages. It ICH Alli) Lil WIS, Muster. October ?. 1880 17- lt pEEiFrB S?LE?. 1) Y '.iriue <d' BUItdrv executions io me directed ) 1 will sell, on thc FIRST MONDAY in November, 1880, at the Court House door ir. Walhalla, bel wein (ho legal hours of sale. Ibo following described properly, lo wit: One Tract 'if Land, situate io Oconeo cornily, Slate ol' South Carolina, on Colonel's Fork Creek, near Westminster, containing ono hun dred and fifty acres, moro or less, adjoining land.-, of I). S. Mull, M. L. Da/is and others, Levied on as Ibo properly of Wm. .Janes, du niased.nl the suit of W.T. Janes. Terms cash, purchaser to pay extra for tilles. A I.SO, (lue Tract of Land, situate in Oconeo county and Slate of South Carolina, containing acres, more or less, adjoining lands of John Ansel, Catharine Cantwell, Joseph Fricks and others. Levied en as the properly ol' Benjamin Holder ai tho suit of Curler & Vernor. Torm? cash, purchaser (o pay extra lor lilies. ,1 AH. 1J. ROBINS, Sheriff Oeouee County. Qct?bor 7, 1S80 17 4t y^3a-:uSSB.,^t.,^^ SA?VK? State of South Carolina. Ecosse*4 O'??jut?y. IN THU COMMON 1'I.KAS. Nancy Magee against Rhoda Herndon, ns Ex ecutrix, and others. 1)Y virtue of a Decretal Order of Foreclosure I) MorlgagO in the above slated case, dated on Hie Jilli dav of March, 1880.1 will sell, al public auction, nt (lie conn house door, in Wal halla, S. C., on MONDAY, (he Isl day ol' No vember, 1880, bel ween the legal lionas of salo - All ilia! Plantation or Tract ol' band, situate in said county and Slate on Ttigaloo Uiver, bounded by said river, tho public find leading from Marlon's old Perry io Bachelor's lletreat, lands formerly owned by David Ward and others. Thc above properly to bc sold in two separate Tracts. Tract No. 1, whereon Joseph A. Knox resides, containing 7? acres, more or less, and Tract No. 2, whereon the defendant M. T. Clinkscalcs now resides, containing Mi? acres, more or loss. Trims-One-third cash, balance in two equal annual Installments, with interest from day (d' sale, secured J,y bond and morl gage nf pre misos, purchaser lo pay extra for papers. JAMBS II. IIOIIINS, Sherill' of Ocoace County. October 7, 1880 17 lt Bi SS KS a ira".*? SA L BC. Statt; of South Carolina, Uuriith Jenkins against Uliznl elli Jenkins and others. I) Y vin ne of a Meeretal Order, made in thc ) above slated case on the lilli day of March, 1880, I will sell by public auction al the court house in Walhalla, in thc enmity and State i aforesaid, on MONDAY, ibo 1st day ol' Novem ber, 1880, within (bc legal lours Of sale, the following real estate: One Traci of Land, situate, lying ami being j in Oe-.nee ('.?nilly in the Stale aforesaid, on Rockey Fork Creek, waters of Chinga (.'reek, waters ol' Tugaloo Uiver, containing one hundred and lil y acres, moro or less, originally granted to Abraham Ulanding on the 'J8th ol October, 1700 and conveyed lo said Clayton Jenkins by Thompson Shead on the 2d of July, 1886, Tr.RM8-One-third cash and the hillanco in i two eiputl annual Installments, secured by bond ! mid mot'lngagc of (ho premisos, with interest ! from day of sale, purchaser lo pay extra for ' papers, JAMES H. ROBINS, Sherill' Oconeo County, October 7, 1880 17 11 D. BI EMA NN & SON Respect fully invite the attention of tho publie to their largo and well selected stock of -AND- - WINTER GOODS, Just received and oponed* FIFTY PIKOKQ F?LL 9TVUL Tickings, Hickory Stripes, Dinseys,Ginghams, Woolen and ('union Flannels, Domestics, Bhect ings mid Sliirlings, Colton l'luids, Clucks und Stripes, nil ol' which will be sold i\i bottom prices. DRESS GOODS. A beaut!fill linc ol' Alpacas, Monde Cloths and Worsted Dress Goods, wish Silks and all the other suitable Trimmings and hillings lo ! milich. i We invito especial attention lo un elegant line ol' Ano II LACK CASHMERES, for which We aro agents. We keep samples ul lillie goods and order any number of yards our cus tomers desire ut Net.- York pi-.cs, with freight charges added. HIOTOOMS 8 (NIOTOOKIS? We olfor to the public a full assortment in this department. r>0 pounds Zephyr Worsted, every shade, holli fQUr-f'oId and two-fold. To arrive in a few days un ekg ml '.ot ol' LAD]'.?$" OhQAK 3B At very low figures. Clothing, Hats tin ! ( 'aps, And Furnishing Coot's For Mon and l?o vs. An endless variety, selected willi cate, in thc Northern markets, at (.rices: lever than ever be fore. TO@T3 Ano un?%$ . Undoubtedly the largest slock ever brought to this town, li embraces every variety ol' Boots and Shoes from tho most common grades to the best slrthdiird sewed Shoes and cable screwed lim.ls. Paints and Oils, Window Glass, Glass Ware, . Crockery, Wooden-Ware, Vin-Waiv. Saddles mid Harness, Lugging ?iud Ties, Iron, Ste. le, Horse Shoes. Nails and Hardware of all descrip tion, at pri?es as low as any ono. Molasses, Sugar, Cottee, Rice, Sall, Lacon, Lard and a large lol ol Choice North Carolina ?tn 1 Western Flour, ?til ?ti prices to suit the limes. If you don't see what you want call bu- il. and remember thal we guarntitco our prices for (.'ASH lo be ?ts low as thu lowest. ?CV?; US A TU BAH,. Wo aro Cotton Buyer* and wo will pay tho highest market prico in cash for all Cotton brought to i\s. Respectfully, l). BIKM&NN & SON September 23, 1 W> . -I'? iii! B WM WEST UNION, S. C. ls now receiving his immense stock of Fall and Winter DRY OOODS, Comprising Clothing, Hats, Shoos, Dress Ooods, Luces, Linens. Chives, Hosi ery, Domestics, Glasswaro, Crockery, Hardware. ? Family busies -A S DC IA LTV - AT FIGURES RARE!! Suchas Molasses, Sugar. Flour, Salt, Bacon, Lar i, Rice, Cheese, &c AU tho above goods will bo sohl at tho lowest p issiblo pri?e Cor cash, Come early and make your purchases. i will pay thc Seneca City prices for all Cot ton brought to nie. John V. Mi ck fer, West Union. Soptombnr 0, 1880 4S-3m. SC 9 > W A BiB> PE I?RY Stationer,, IPrirrter -AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, SCHOOL AND LAW DOOKS, LAW BLANKS. &(J. No 1-10 M KKTI.NO STUBBT, CHARLESTON, S. C. September 1(5, 1880 44-8 m ALL " PEKSCITS^ Wishing to hov 0 mai hine, would do well to examine thc Genuino Improved Always thc be.-t, but better now than over, running as light as any lady could desiro and making very little noise. II you want a machino io give entire satisfaction and last ! you a lifo timo, do not fail to buy n NlIVCitl'jll? Call ou Mrs. Mary OoorgO, next j to Norman's, Walhalla, ur W. L. Bolt, Seneca ' city, br address NV nt. B< Todd, Anderson, ; S. C., Canvassing Agent in Anderson und , Oconoo. Full Instructions given t> all purcha j sers buying a machine from Cithor of tho above parlies. Over Du) Singers In constant I use in Ooonco. I September 0, 1880 43-3m. Senator Ulallie, in ao interview will? n correspondent at Ohioago, Thursday, said that (Jon. Grant tnado a sorious blunder io nttaoking (Jen. Hancock, whoso record as a soldier ho thinks beyond criticism, end says tho whole matter will probably bo amicably adjusted. . Two und a half millions of tropical orang es wcro received in tho past six mouths at San KrooctBCo from thc French Island of Tahiti. They have como in about equal numbers every month from March to Sop tomber, showing that tho trees aro in per petual hearing. Three fourths of a corn crop and avcrago cotton, rice, peas, sorgutn and tobacco crops will bc mtido in South Carolina this year. In sonic few counties, notably Urccnvillo mid Newberry, the cotton crop will ho little more thou average. CHEAPER THAN EVER! a?riooi? to feixxiit -tlxo Tixixo? ! .Shoe Blacking, No. 1 2J cents. 3 Oakes Toilet Soap 5 cents, Handkerchiefs 5 cents Worth IO cents, Curry Combs ft cents-worth IO conti?, Wu?li Basins ft and 10 cents, Milk Pans f> cents. Molasses Pitchers 10 cents, Shoo Brushes 10 cuts. Hair Brushes lOcontt1, Tooth Brushes ft cents-worth 25 conti*, Shoo Laces 6 couts pot* dozen, Ladies' Back Combs ft and 10 cents-worth double tho money, Dross Combs ft cents, Fine Combs ft ocnts, Needles ami Pms 5 cents. Spectacles 10,couts - worth 2ft conti?, Ladies' Mose, plain, whilo and striped 10 cents-worth i!ft oeittf. Misses' Ilusa 5 conti?, Men's Half Hore 5 and 10 neu ts. Suspenders IO cents-worth 2? cents. Linen Shin Prouts 10 and 1ft cents - worth 10 Centn, Ladies' silk bows ft mid 10 cents - Worth 25 nud ftO cents. Mo's Silk Bows 5 cents-Worth 20 cents. Silk Sear!'-1 20 cents worth 50 couts. Ladies' Qtoves 10 und 15 cents -worth ~'i cents, 11 n ni burg Kilgin g 3 and K) cents per yard, wuiili double tho money, Neck Itu ill i hg ft and 10 cents per yard, Dreis Buttons ft cents per di.'/.on, Turkey Kc i and Linen Doylies ft cents, Magic Lead Pencils 1(1 uni Jft cent-! per dor.cn, Slate Pencils ft e?ntfl per dozen Note Paper ft e.'nis per quire, Letter and Cap Paper 10 :>is per quire, Sleeve Buttons 5 and 10 cents, (Jurtefr ft and 10 cent-, and oil kinds d'-goods nt tho Norv lowest prices. Itespcot fullv, A. I. ?,S:KU'?>KBI>, SK N KC A (MTV. S. C. Scptc?ibei 9, lS.s'O 43.-3m BUY YOUK BUILDING MATLRIAL Where can get the boat goads for tho least moncv from Manufacturo! of SASH, I ?OOH S, B Ll X DS, Ac. OPiie.1, Factory and Wnt'oroom: MULTI NO 8*1 BKI1T, Near Line, o*xr-?>:?.:?IJ!aa,V?*S?<Z>axr, ?SL O. Tho largest Factory in the Sinthern ?tates. "X?a Se plomber 30, 1880 d0-3m Tlae Walhalla STOVE AND TIN .jujvrFODFtixjivfl:. -Cltcopct and best in tho County Good Assortment ol .'Moses und Tinware tl ways on lian J. t?VTrjil?lNQ d' liOOMNO A SPECIALTY. Givo mo a Call. Gr. W. fiAY^. ?ptomhor 23, 1SS0 4ft-;', m. ii ?'.iiiLI A unj??jn 'PHI' Notes and Accounts duo SMITH & 1 'IT UN HIL bile of Seneca City, arc now in the bands of B. P. Sloan, L. (.., fur collection. All persons indebted to us will save costs and conler a favor by making payment at once. Ur. .S. J. Mclilroy is abo ant Ion ized lo receipt for US and settle our books at Seneca. SMITH ? TURNER? September 23, 1SS0 .jr,, it. ANNUAL MEETING OP THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISIONERS. 'P.IIH Cornily Ci luntltsionors of Ooonou County I will bold their regular annual meeting in li c odie.? ol' Keilli & Vernor, ul Walhalla. S. C , on TUESDAY, the id day of November, is^o. All persons having claims against Oeonco County will present them on or by I ha I day. J. S. VB RN BR, Clerk Board County Commissioners Oconcc Co. September 30, 1880 1"> 5t u -o:o Ali persons indebted to me will call as soon as convenient at my Old Stand and make settlements. Gentle men, please come for ward at once. Yours Respectfu 11 y, CJ ttl. ii J. September 30, 1SS? ly lt J dtj-ly VUi poisons indobtod to Mrs Klizabet'i Hopkins, deceased, will como forward and make payment to tho undersigned ad ministrator, and all persons having claims : against tho deceased arc required to present thom duly attested within tho time re quired by law. W. M. CAM PP.KLL, Administrator. October 7,1880 17- lt