Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, March 24, 1881, Image 3
TuV^obrt 'ltourib'-^ dow being ea- ,
t?OMP with a neat and substantial, fonce. j ( !
Tht.wrftJBtptvo; Uia I^?d"?; Capper will be,,
administered in tim Methodist Church on oexl'
liff ?nf^r^trPV1?? tpiPW^dW? I?HW r?? fi
Xl*nu" eswofl?? >b*t>H ?ldiit? it^U
Tber vernal MV?V^i'SJfV y '
spring, WUnr.fcVu>? nt/ttifre j*? the atWa diary,
regardless orine- apr?ng ?r' .he almanacs. made
tof,fcd.t^ftoeip. poutlitbJ'j^bte?ijj?eV'br popular
fancjr": 'Cerl?lnlV the fltfy iW?nty^Vour1 daya pt
this Marok t?aU n?t belonged to the spring S?a
j !':'' - I
Kiofher Shipton.gaina promtupoco day by dny.
Th? w'eaibcrYhis wiplor thron?bout the country,
.ncVIn fnot thc world, adds to her laurels na a
prpphetoBo. Since our last ,issue we have had
heavy rniua, ?nd / high waters. Tho March
winds bavo also blown like, they, were matt.
Tilts (Tuesday) morning Bunn foll and the
'mountains, to !|ie< North wont are ns , white aa the
"'down" from Mother Skipton's whitest goose;'
And bow coid it isl. /nd all around us the i
plu#i .and peach blossoms aro. baring their!
'beautiful p?tale to tho apow stormi
'iTHBr* ta'? rn un in our tow o',
??d'ho is wondrous wife). "
AV h en ever ho h ?nh ' goods to fell : '
In tito Cou ttl Kit'ho doth advprtise;
And when he finds his floods sro gone,
With ?ll ojs,njight and tnuiu
Ho hurries in another lot, , ,
.Aud'.you seo his '"ad," again.
t rTFbere are rumor? ami Statements in the press
that tho President will convene Congress In
a exiralBecslon in May.' We hope this is not true.
.The country needs reposo and this cannot be
, dfc'aJd-.When*Congress iain- session. Moreover, if
i, <Gongreeg levnot called lt will ?ive the President
? nearly a year in wbloh ' io oryslntixe hlt> (policy
?nd cutty, out .tho .wise intent i mn. expressed in
bts inaugural. ?>
-, . t i ? (. IV/
' The'people' of Oolurribla have in h measure
?eased to rely -upon others and have organised a
? mompany to improve the magnificent water
.^owe'ri^titb^ oa?UjU/ fthey Intend fdrlher to
ibulld one or moro cotton manufacturing csiab
lishmcoia iu thnt oily,, ilr.uiJeopio subscript iona
hiWo been made ir. Columbia and'an eft ort will
bo Made to get subscript lon? in Charleston and
. elaewhore In tho State.
W'T regret that ?he authorities have refused lo
allow passengers to travel on the freight trains
.oi^J^^|r??ny^ileap4-Bl?i? f^fffJf^l^ The
AIr<tMtasi tload iuus acooud class passenger cars
with tljeir frcinbi. trains, which ia not only an
accommodation: to the people, but n source ol'
income to"tb? road. , Wo hopo ihe'owuera of the
Oroc'nviile Road will place passenger cars, on
their. fjceighl,t/aiuf and thus accommodate th?
traveling publio and also put solid cash into
their-poe kel a. - .
Toe,Bureau ofAgrlcoltnro in Columbia >n
receiving Sotoo immigrants fijt.m Oestl? Gur
de?vNew Vork- They tiro Germans. .Those
immigrant* aro being dii-tribuled throughout
?ho State. Que statement iviihat a number
?willWfceM'to'Mr. J. V. Strlbltng. of Oooneo.
Wc hope that Col. Bailor and his-board, will
enter upon this. business In, euVnest.ortd/inut
our State lp good, time will ho.Oiled ( with
immigrants of means and muscle. " . '. '
There ts one kind of matchmakers nobody,
can reasonably fird fault, with. .Tho kind
.that*illuminate? 'OhrisTetidnnr with mulches
not tn nd e in heaven-the kind triut' pay ?tho
Siiye.r^m^tit jM*5Gl. tu ycar^ . to^ca.j a?>ii
ShY'a' bo*- filia wuutd. ' indio'aio that tho
overage'IfiiV? is about'seveii boxes' annually
for every'oho of the oU.O?O.??O of people in
ijbo r'fepubjio.'
ii \\ hal about the email I boy of Wnlhaltn? HI?
conduit al ihe'?nptisi (Jhuroh on Friday even
ing leal wai, bud lo Bay (he least of lt. Ilt> was
noisy inaido and outside; be cheered without
reference to t i me or occasion, ami his conduct,
Upon the ! whole, was indecent. Especially la
this Irbe when ilie place of meeting was n
Christian church. ll the ?parents of the boy nf
tb? day will not assume controi of him. we should
call on the Town Marsha' to tait? charge of
him.
A real mad-dog was aeon in our town one day
last week. A gentleman who saw ibe dog says
he had,every symptom of hydrophobia and had
fought nod billen several dogs on his way from
west Union to Walhalla Thp dugs that are
known lo lyive been billen by thia dog Bliould nt
oncS bo killed, logeI her willi jill others that show
tho least sighs of hydrophobia. What an
awful and certain death awaits a person bitten
by a mad dog. Il would be a God send if one
half or more of the worthless dogs in our,town
and country were killed anyway. P. S.-Since
writing the above wo understand that the mad
dog baa been killed by some one.
Mr. Andrew Bcarden. supervisor of publio i
roads for Centre Township, requests us to say |
that if any of the overseers In his Township
bave net worked the roads assigned to (hem
they will proceed to do so nt once. In ouse of I
delinquency on tho part Of overseer or hands
Mr. Bonrden will thank the citizens %( his
Township for information which will enable him
to properly execute tho law and give to thc
publio good roads. The request of Mr. .Heartlea
is reasonable and praiseworthy and wo,hope the
pabilo will assist him Iii working the roads of
bia Township. Wc think.' however, that the*
-summer mid early fall is the proper tyne io do
efficient work on the public, roads. They uro
generally only ..brushed over" iu the spring
working.
Maj. S. P. Dendy, Treasurer nf Adger
Colloge, publishes a not ico this week in uur
columns, to which we desire to'diroor tho at
tention Of ihoxo concerned.' Tho college is
prospering iHid We'haVo?n n'fienjlunoo a fair
momberoi*'y*oong'mcn. fVo reprqt tn find,
that considerable union mn of interest on
b inds, tuition and incidental expenses, are
duo Hnd unpaid. Money jan < necessary to
promote education aa anything oise II.is
unfair tor annie lo pay und Ottlars nut. to du
so, especially when tho lutter uro enjoying
the, benefits of tho institution The Executive
Commit leo oro ?ti earnest in ibis effort to
make oolleotiocs, and Maj. Dendy ba* been
authoriKod to enter sliir, if uecesarv. to en
force payment. We hope thn course Way
not bo necessary, but tho condition .?f the ?
inft?tbtlt?n and the justice 'nf* equality alike."
de in ti n d that alt hiiok duo* nf .every nature j
should be promptly "paid.'"Tho ' cillero it ii
necessity iu Wathulla mid ldc country of
uppetr South Ciirolinii, It eiinnni. be kept |
upen without money.. Tho money for that
purpoHo is dup tho instiiiiiion^ nod it is duo
alike tu nil ilia', lb? mousy, ?hull bo paid. We ,
loliere it-will t*v,
im ? Tit'-iiftri hn taTWH?sMM.p^
> ? Our report of ' the proceeding* of Hie Court
Inst vf cok brought us to tho end of tho ses
?KP>???!Clo, n#?tfo?nr- ?fiSn o^uoh or
n's thoy, me, uodorotond there aro
others nf liko kind jp the county. If. this,
1)9.si?, Jp^tfteu^be sent un for .trial ?nd / pun?
ifbmont. Nu .difference *h?uhl i Us'-insdb in
r?lfction to ''race color or firdviou?? condition.''
The, ?iiijlCi jnp^.wli-L^iolatfi* tho bur ioOtrolM;
hilurrhca ne to What the laitJs. Decency
ju^td/cAnd] ?itor?litv donned that, all CIHCS
like tlioso tried ut tho reeont term should bo
Ment up for trial, and If those charged bo
fobrid guilty. hu-? punishment' . > ll
11 On. the civil eido ofthe Ooo rt there were
mi important eases heard, if wo except thnt
ia. rfMiou . to,, fha j fenoa ,lf>w,, ?p|< N"?"ton
filed a formal complaint fur nome of our cili
?e n's to tc-', thc validity of tbe law un tai iou?
ground*. .Another expect pf 'the cuso was,' an
nppouhfrouv'bo.uot of the ( Cou u ti Cumuli??
eiouorSleVylnjr/ a tal tb boilc? tho fence,
gatos. Ac. Tho C'tnnty Coin 111 in wieners mid
through them t|iose who favor tho fonoo law
?ero defended by Messrs. - Keith & Vernor
andi Maj. Dendy. The case ?nu well pre
pared un both sidos und ably argued Judge
Kershaw Said ho would tuko the papers und
make known hid decision ns noon as bo could,
consistent with tho gravity of tho question
tO be decided und ibo limited time allowed
dim front his constant labors. Tbe Oourt
adjourned Thursday night about 9 o'clock.
Angus Cu meron, Kepuhlio m. ~ hus boen
elected by the Wisconsin LeeislHtr.ro U 8.
?Senator to succeed Matt Carpenter, de
ceased.
Alabaron hs* 1 OOO looms, 55,000 spin
dles ?nd makes 15.000 bules of cotton into
Cloth. Within five ycart? this manufacturing
power onuht to bo doubled.
Willinm Holden, o*'United State* Deputy
marshal, who exhibited such tonepieunus
bravery by simonne at Kelley through a
emoh of thu house, when Gary was shot,
was bound'over fo the next term of our
Court by Trial Justice Johnston, of Ocntril,
hst Saturday. We- suppose tho chnrgcs
ure assault nud huitory upon Mr Kelley
with int? nt to kill Tho mummt of the
bpttd is 3500.-Pickens Sentinel.
The Rcfl'sfer J??VH that the State Aeri
eullnr il Department will p-?y into thc St*te>
Treasury this your $25.000 from the 25
onbt tax p*r ton on fertiliser*^ It further
HU y H i h ii t 15,500 t^ns of commercial fer
tiliser* have been curried up th? Greenville
Railroad thin year. And thnt 4(\000 more
bales of'cotton hate boen bundled on the
Greenville 'Railroad this seaoon thou last Up
to date.
lt la how estimated that the forests of
Ao?erico will he used up nt tho end of
p.noiher thirty year-? and a mun who wont*
to gu hunting will liavo to sit nu n drawbridge
end shoot at sailor*.
It is now thought pmhubie that tli^re will
be an extra sc'sion ?if Congress called, ubiyit
'May 15. Tho D-Miioerats say they will
make? it lively. ' They are ' proce??dini? to
I ottffttifau tho Senate. Senator Butler'"ls
chairman'? of foo.?eum m i t tee on Territories.
.* -".-..jj_
Business Notices.
If you wani something thal ls good in tho
waynf pur? liquors gc \o Biemonn's Bar and
drink P. W.- Wngtmr'?t Co 's "Old Crow" ry?
whiskey.
Price our Sewing Machines before buying
elsewhere, nt D Blemnnn. Son & Co 'u, agents
for Wheeler A Wilson, A merio n, and Davis
Sewing Machine?
(.nod calico at 6} cents per ynrd nt J. M.
Curler'*-.
If you wael a bargain in flour I have all
grades and prices tis*'ow ns (he lowest.
.1. M. GARTRR.
To make room for my spring stock I will offer
fo'r th?, next fitt?-eo days my prints, flannels,
dress (roods, &c. al greatly reduced prices.
Call before il is loo tate and buy bargains
J. M. CARTER.
r-l have on hand ? full lot of Samples of
m mwwmmmmmm
'? a??? mum m 9
All grad?*, 'rom whioh I will sell by the yard
[ or suit.
' All goods wurrum cd as represented and suits
warranted to flt,
l'ai rouage of .the iowa and country solicited.
Profils snort sud prices tow, .
dall ?nd se?.
. VT* Af"" WILES, '
; ia?rclimii 'ru ur.
>Jarch if. 1881' . . 18.<f
To Ike Us of hml
I fjlI?^mST OF^AP?IIL
ilVErs. J-?. J. Brown,
IM f Of Florida, .'.> |j
. > I ~*fut orin? ?-' '
MILLINERY
DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
In mon,fi at Mr.''hatikniain's, Whirs will be
found nil Tho bite myles of lints. Bonnets, Ac.,
ns well as taney articles of ma ny kinds,
Bress-Making done in tho latest styles, st
reasanabl?'pfic?s. for oash.
The patronage ?f thcollltensof Wrtlhslla and
pesaje county l's reljpe?lfully sclloltjcd and every
effort will be noelc lo pienso li*/ pal rons.
March 17, 1881 18 If
\tfoiif* WIMMOII for tho best, and fastest
Belling Plbfoflai Books and Bibles. Priocs
reduced 8fl per coat?' National Publishing Co ,
Atlante, Qa. [mar 8, 16J3m
' fra "? i. y
AuuUbTAp MaroU 18.-Tho 3? vnupah
Hirer to-dny roso to near)? thirty thrco
foot, the l)i? h est sinoo 1865. i A portion of
tho city 1B flooded with water, wbioh ie run
ning'into tho first story of homo 1 houses.
Boosts aro u*cd na A modo of con y cy a ti co, on
jpj?'jlji filif'ein,. Th wo \ negroes' baVo beef*
drowned by the upset tin?,vf a ti QJ t ' ?p\i~
MoVraOlf, dutnutf? hfia been, (Jone to, streets
and privato property.' Tho tiver is now
felting slowly, but moro ruin is th rea tened.
. .? ?-.??.?"-1..
Messrs Hutchison & Bro-?! stu happy to
soly that'y'?Ur '.Neoralgttie" iieiod aa a spe
cific in my eme. relieving ino in an ihcrcdi
(dy tdiort time I would tidtit-c all eu (Turing
from neuralgia to trj it,, Yours, etc.,
L. V. SIMS, M. D.
.'BmiksN ARROW," Ru.d*r.?u COUNTW ' ?r.A.,
Adgu*t I. 1870.
DR 0. J. MorrilTT-Dea* Sir:-I. for
year*, ' ?xod your Teethitin (Teething Pow?
der*) Wtth"my own chjldrelp nltd on mr tdnn
tntloh. when 1 owned ncgroo*. They relier*
Od und prevented rnuob suffering and al?k
net>a among the children, and herbies, saving
ninny lives, saved roo much anxiety, and
ninny hundred dollurs in doctor's bills.' I
cnn. with confidence, recommend theo* ns tho
surest and beat medicine I over used for
teething children mid tho bowdl disorders of
our Southern country. Ymir* trnlv. et'o..
ROBERT FLOU HNO Y.
ONS Wtto KNOWS anya: Rankin's Com
pound Fluid Extract Of Rucho mid Juniper
ie the most pleasant and effective remedy fur
ult diseases <>f the Rludder ur Kidneys that
hus been offered to the public . Mild and
pleasant in its action, it ntimula'oa and in
vigorates tho secretions, and (rives health und
tono to the prostrate or diseased organs. Pain
In tho Bladder. Grave). Prostration, Non
retentlon of tho Urine. Riick Dust Deposit
in fact, nil diseases of tho Bladder cr Kidneys
aro cured bv it.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin A Lamar,
Druggist?, Atlanta, Qa., and fur sale by Y. L.
Norman
ANTIOCH, TROUP Co., GA., July 4, 1879.
I am one of the unfortunate suffcrors from
Gravel or disease of the Kidneys, and find
moro und speedier relief from Rankin's Du
cho mid Juniper than anything J have evor
tried. I esteem it MO highly were ibero but
one bmtlo in tho world I would willinglygivo
ono hundred dollar* or tiny amount for it.
I recommend it above all other similar prepu
rations E. T. WINN.
New Advertisements,
Administrator's 8ale
BY leave of thc Probate Court I will sell at
the former r?sidence of Martin Harrison,
ileoensed in this county on friday, the 26th
day of Maroh, instant, the personal estate of
said <lrecuso ?. consisting of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURES; &?.
TERMS-Cash. JOHN W. 8 HB LOR,
Administrator.
March IO. 1881 17 3t
Notice to Debtors
Creditors.
ALL persona indebted to the estate of-Martin
Harrison, deoea>ed, will make payment lo
tho unJefsleund, md all those having claims
against said estate will present, t hem to ino duly
attested within the time required hy law.
JOHN W. SIIELOK.
, . . . Administrator.
March 10. 1881 ' _ _' ' *l7.4t
J?8T"RECEI7Br
A CAR LOAD
OF
" a Ita
e .? <?> ...
FINE
SEED OATS.
D. BIEMANN, SON & GO,
Wanted,
FROM
TWO TEARS
TO
: ....... ii .. m
' . i*t on ?i i . BP V" .A
THREE YEARS OLD.
' ,H :.';v..,.ri.i.
0. BIEMANN, SON & CO.
'PUK SECOND TERM of (ht Beylon for
1 1880-'8l begtss January 8d ?nd ?mis th*
last Thursday in JUD?. A ' 1
AU who inUfed lo matriculate should do so ?4
tho beginDIOK of tho tfrro.
. Miiit.trjr drill practiccrl
Inst I in i ?on given io the Collegiate, Contraer
oin) and t?oii'oiifio um! Preparatory Dnpurimente.
"For cttlitlogua.raud any desired information
apply lo JOHN Ri UMdf?
Clmiriuan of Faculty,
D<? 23,1880 6
? ii . -J_;.-LJ-. . ?
ITfJA OB?
S.S.S.
.MACON. (JA,. March 31, 1879.
Fr?m hating boen intimate a nuuberof
years with the proprietors of ''Swift'?? Syphi
i|o Soeoltto" I have known much of its
manufacturo and use. Thero aro men in
thia community-well known oltigon*-who
ero victima in early life to Syphilis, the
mont torrible corno flint over afflicted tho hu
man family, and ?ho hare taken the S. 8. S.
medicine, and aro. now, to nil appearances,
and in their own helio!, us free frnm taint of
inease an the drat man, froth from the hands
Qf, bis Mukor. Delicacy of cou ruo forbids
heir publio recommendations oi this medi
cine, but I am allowed to refer tho eco pt i o
rivately to those who will endorse everything
that CUD bo said in its favor. Boing profes
sionally much opposed to endorsing or re
commending nostrum* or secret remedies, it
* with hesitation ibat 1 attaoli my nanio to
thi-< article, but I know whereof I ?peal*
when I ray tbat our eoionce han not made
public u combination equal to "Swift's Syphi
litic Specific" fur the purpose indicated. Tho
greatest boon tho government could bestow
on hundreds of thousands of ita oitisona
would be to purchase thia receipt of ita pro
prietors and make it publio for tbo benefit of
the present and all coming generations.
T. L. MASSEN BUUG. Pu. G.
TUE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro
prietors. Atlanta. Ga.
For salo by NORMAN Si Bao., and Wright & SHgk,
Walhalla, t?. C.
Call for a oopv of "Young Men's Friend.
Mulch 3, 1861 lG-2ra
JOHN CLAUI?, JR. & CO'S
MI LE-? ND
-FOR
MACHINE OR HAND USE.
THOMAS RUSSELL & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS.
-FOR SAL1? BY
M. W. COLEMAN & CO.,
SENECA CITY, S. C.
January 18, 1881
9 Sic
VIRGINIA.
IIKE the good old Kial o from which this Stovo
J takes its name, the VIRGINIA stands in the
fore rank. It ie unique in design, made heavy
j and solid, and is especially adapted to meet tho
wants of the Individual or tho denier. It waa
never mown to mil! It lins been Improved litis
year; tho design made lo conform (ollie present
style, and pnrilculnrly adapted to moet the de
mand for a lirst class cook sieve ot n low price.
lt ha? all tho improvements of the Now
Emerald. Thousands have been sold and the
demand still unabated.
Four sizes-No. 7 J cash, $22.60; on lime,
$26. Oilier sizea in same proportion.
For salo by
JOHN C. rniCKI'ER,
Wert Union.
.o:o
GENML MERCHANDISE
-CONSISTING IN FART OF
Flour, Baoon, Lard,
Sugar, JVT olassee,
Oof?ee. Tea,. Spioe.
Shoes KL" ats Shirting
Sheeting. Oroolcery,
Tin and. *W" o o d. e n
Ware' ID ry Q-oods
and. 1ST ot ions <&&o.
--A^HtSO
Just Receiving a Beauiiful Line of
SPRING GOODS
All of which will bc sold at
REASONER PRICES.
Call and. See 3S/Ie.
JOHN C. MM:KI.?:W,
Weat In lon.
Msreh 10, Itel' 1T-1?
S.tftte of South ?a?oioa.
. t ?coaaee County* j
. tn' the rtoWi'&W. ?jTU
J. W. SHoTor, Administrator, PJalnl'i?T/ ?galo.t
?i, Frnuk Harrison and otb era, Dofandantc.
CpKP*4INT TO ,MAUIIIAL AaaiTa, ??. ? 1
BY order of th? Probate Ooo rt ?rt th? ntl OTO
slated case I.will ?ell to tho hialiost . bidder
before tho court houoo door in WalhalU. cu the
fivat MONDAY In April next, between tbplegal
hours of sale, oil that pleca, parcel, or, traot of
land lu Ooonee county. 8. (... containing twenty
aores. more or toss, and being the same laid oft;
to sind Martin Harrison .aa homestead under
military orders, and which remained in the*
possession or bia widow up lo tho time of her
death, adjoining lauds'of E. C. Maret and elbert.
TERMS-Cash; pur?has?r: to pay extra fer
titles. bott RICHARD LU WIS, '
Judgo of Probate Oconco County.
March 10. 1881 ., 17-41
SEASON ? 1881.
-pTRADE
-MARK.
AMMONIATED SOLUBLE
PHOSPHATE.
jfk. ?r ?Mst X? ? zsi
Bene Phosphate of Lime
" .? DlSsblrSd,- '- 13.99
" " Reduced, - 4.68
. " M Available, - 18 62
" " Uodeoomposed, . 7.44
Total, . . 26 00
Ammonia, . . 2.12
Potash, . >.) 2.1a
Magnesia, . - ? 1.69
MANUFACTURED BY
i.ORi?sz & ttin ft:it,
Uulllmorc. Md,
A ct IBU iV
81. WATSON, Seneca City, S. ?.
This Standard Fertilizer is again offered to
tho trade, with the assurance that KB original
formula is still rigidly adhered to; and. haring
a very large stook on band, cnn guarantee tho
article in nico mechanical condition.
Below WO giro you a list of Chemicals Sud
Fertilizing Materials manufactured and imported
br us:
ACID PHOSPHATE,
RAW BONE.,(Pure Dissolved,)
RAW BONE,' (Fine Ground.)
RAW BOvE. IAmmonialed.)
OIL OF VITRIOL of all Strengths,
KAINIT, 26 to 2? Per Cent.
Muriate of Potash, 80 Per Cent..
Sulphate Of Magnesia,
Sulphate of Ammonia.
February 17, 1881 14-61*
ESTATE NOTICE.
ALL persons indebtod to the estate of H. D.
Rochester, deceased, will make payment to
the undersigned, and all those haring claims
against said estate will present them to me duly
attested within the time required by law.
R. C. ROCHESTER,
Administratrix.
February 17, 1881 14 41
THE WILLIAMSTON
I^ei?iEule College
RESPECTFULLY offers Hs services to thoBe
parents who desire to seonrc for their
daughters the thorough and symmetrical culti
vation of their physical, intellectual and moral
powers. It is conducted on whet is called the
"ONE.STUDY" PLAN, with a SEMI ANNUAL
COURSK of Study; and by a system of Tuitional
Premiums, its low Low Rates are made still
lower for AU who average 85 per cent. No
Public Exercises. No "Receptiona." Gradna
lion, which ia always private, may oceur eight
times a year. For full information, writo for
an Illustrated Catalogue. Address
Krv. 8. LANDER,
President, Williamston, 8. C.
Ootober 28, 1880 60-1 y
Administrator's Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Jesse
Gibson, deceased, will make payment to me,
and all persons having claims against said
estate will present them to me legally attosted
within the time required bylaw.
WM. S. GLENN.
Administrator.
February 17, 1881 14-4t
ON EXHIBITION
A. Complete Fall Stock
--OF
G-eneral
Merchandise.
-CONSISTING IN PART OF
Calicoes, Dress Goods,
Calicoes, Dress Goods,
Hats, Notions, Shoes, Boots,
Hats, Notions, Shoes, Boots,
Crockery, Hardware, Yarns,
Crockery, Hardware, Yarns,
A. Car Load
-OF
JUST ARRIVED FROM.THE 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, Com,
Bacon, Lard, Rice, Corn,
LANTA'fiqll ]
. it...:, iii \',\\ >".> v tl Jany leifl
And many other things' too numerous to
mention, all of which will be sold cheap for
cauli or barter.
AU who want borgoins should o&ll arid
see mo before purchasing olsewbeie. ..
jJ?Jf NoTtOK.- -All parsons, knowing thom- I
selves Indebted lo mo will please call add Bettie j
nt once. .7 . . n.iu > /
Respectfully,
J. P. MICKLER,*
WEST ?NION
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WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT*
M^^lT^^tni IIAjA
BuTM?-?P?r i>6ud?f ;i Y'" HA lBtf?aO
BttavrA*^P??f p^Ond v env/lioni H??. 8
Bssr-trPef pQtt?d't. -. rf IIYK rtfl t i'
f'?tio^M?rfcprt?r ,r 5T *w *8 io.
Dorris-Rio peVpfiaW' H??l? ' v?l@2e\
--Laguyrai pef **tfnd " ?.??'?<J 8 y-S??
Uil ??ii 4- Java, per pound ' 23030
CANDLES-AdftOittutinc-, por'?ot , - .. ! 20(?j>25
f* ,4TT$poroi, por pouod -.. .. ;, . i,3Q
(taioj^aatip.Jfowts, per bead, ; , ,}?(?20,
OWBRAS-Per'Wutid' ' - 6
DUCKS-Por head* .' tolm : tod 20@25
Koos,'por dosen . ?U iwpb . -I0@12i
IM.OUB, por eaok, (08 pound?,) ? ' S.60(^4.?Li
FEATHERS-?eoso, por poiipd ;' Sro 1. 45
*?. . -^Miio4 nor powd ,W,
OR*t|?~Coro,Dorto8hoV{ i:,t) ;: i ,,T.7j.
GtaSEi-Per hood T ?. 80<W40.
HONKY-, por poond ll I. ?? I 8(3)10
Hi DES-f Dry, per pOOltd < ?ot! >!-.!.' ?0 HO* ' 12
, *\ -Groon, per pound j < QQpGi
INDIGO-Spanish Float,.,per poifpd.s .. X^O
,'}. -Caroline, ppr poul nd, , .> v<; ,. ,,,7?
IRON- English rofi??d, por pound 4J@5
<? -Swoodcp?r pound ''' - AW*
" --Band, per pound 'r ! ' y" 6@0
" -Hoop, por pound. IW 1 uadV 12|
Pol wore, por pound ? ?'. Olli 5(~<?(j
LAUD, por pound 10($i2i
LIMB, por barrel w ...... \.\ di ?w lt MO
Lu ? HEH, per thousand fcot , 10,00
LKAD, por pqund, , . 1.10
M01.A88?8, por gallon 1 . AOf??O
MADDEK, per pound 25@W
NAILS, por keg ' 4.0006.00
ONIONS, por bushol | 1 ! '" LOO
On,, kerosene, per gallqo < 20(A25
POTATOES-'Irish, per bushol . , fQu?ft6
RICK, por pound .
??T^LiTorp??l. per eaok , L25
riSniRTiN?, wholesale ,[VJ
i W retail :1 1 1 -T1 t*
* M wholesale ?>?...? Oj
J ; " -rots? ? ?uil l&l .10 :17
4-4 SHEETING, wholesale -> 8
, i?oi - tet*?l.; : nt, t?b ji?jji i.tSJ
Soor, por poupd.,, t i0>M ,Y<LV * MW Iv
/SPIRITS TuIU-ENTINK, per gallon , .-. ?, 75
VSVP, por pounu i ?r? t ,.("? .cQflO
SooARS-Crushod.'per podrid na?" '* ~2f
-A White, per pound , ' ' ,r IO
obi - ?row n, per pound ? . 1 "? . - . 9
-Hxtro C.. per pound 10
STAROU, white und blue, por pound. 0J@7
(SODA, por pound. an 1 bul ^)ft<?lO
ToBAOCo, por pound, 4" |/ . 0 , , . . ?fiOCa&Q
per pound, smoking 40($$0
TAr,t?w, per pound ?
TURKRTS, pofheid 1 ' ' ,, '4Q@50
TBA*-Ooo Powder, pot pbund . ! S 'Y.IO
, . Hyson, Oreen, por pound . " #35
Young Hyson Black, por fit) 1. .il . 76
,WOOL, washed, por pound. I ,.H.< ., . . Sw
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