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. .?'/r. ' . . * ' i y ,v-.p ''''-i?yt M11:44 tK? 'n * . "; mmmmMY^-^m-mmm^immM-Jimm-^ i j ? i. .. ?? -.----- -'-.-?-jj- ? .. f. I - i-1. Ill IL,_\ W f?iW^M?-:': ?IRS ,C. Til) Cl ? ^ ila ia ss' Hu ? LS 'i^MSgma^&y^lik ?3 ^ ^ UH U LL LJU ? TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE, AND IT MUST FOLLOW AS THE . NIGHT THE DAY, THOU CANS'T NOT THEN BE FALSE TO ANY MAN. BY KCITI?, SMITH & CO. WALHALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2L 1881, VOLUME XXXIH.-NO 2 Important Notice. On last Sunday movning, in (ho Methodist Church of Walhalla, during I lie exercises of ?lie Sabbath sohool or just before, some person or porsons took from tho iloors of tho church the keys belonging to said church. The party or parties who did lids malicious nnd unchristian av ore earnestly requested to return thc keys at once, before steps nve taken lo ferrel out thc gullly pnrly or parties ?nd bring them to disgrace and punishment. A word io thc wiso is sufficient. 1). A. SMITH, S. S. Supt. Tho peach (recs aro in bloom. Send in your subsoripliou lo the Couniun during court week. Thc people should choose their best and wisest men for their legislators. Don't lend your CountBR, Your neighbor is as able to pay for it ns you are. When to stop advertising-when you want io get rid of the trouble of waiting on customers. Tho public roods throughout thc county nre in a terriblo condition and ought to bc worked al once. Rev. P. M. Morgun will prenoh in thc Wal linlln Methodist Church on next Sunday morn ing nt ll A. M. Attention in directed (o the new schedule on tho Richmond und Dunville Railroad, Air Linc Division, which appears in this week's issue. Look out for tho blue cro?s on your paper. It signifies that your limo is out. Renew al tonco if yon would have your paper continued. Court opens nt Walhalla on next Monday, J?dgo Aldrich Will preside. A considerable nrnouut of criminal and civil business will chun tho nt teni iou ol' the court during its session. Dr. Dorby, ut thc Walhalla Drug Store, od Vertiscs this week n choice lol of fresh tncdl X3?ne8, condies, tobacco, lemons, pluming pola toes, condensed milk, &c. Give him a call. A number of our exchanges nrc publishini thc excellent nrlicles of Dr. Dnvis on th grnsscs. The Marion S.'tir fails to give u Vsrodil for these communications. Your wife nnd your children want to read th COURI KR. Don't have it discontinued nu thereby debar them Ibo pleasure of "rending i every week, but pny your subscription at ouc ami bc happy. When to stop ^advertising-when men slo making fortunes right in your very sighl solely (brough (he discreet use of (his might, agent. Soon will (he voice of Hie oi?ico-scoUcr b heard in (he land. Mis face will be wreathe in smiles and his band will have an exceeding! Strong grip. Dy these signs shall ye kno bim. Thc blacksmith shop of N. A. & Jasper I Drewer, at Bachelor's Retreat, was accidcutall burned upon thc 1st instant, (?ncsci bf blucl ?milli and enrpettcr's tools were ruined by iii tire. Dr. Wm. E. Hoggs, well known to many 1 our people, having been elected lo lill tl pit fessor's chair in (lie Columbia Theologie: Seminary, will resign his charge itt Allanta ntl tnkc up his residence in Columbia about tho (lr of next September, Wo ure indebted lo Col. Ceo. 1). Tillman, < Ed gc A old, for n copy of his speech in Ootigrci on the apportionment bill, ll was uti nb speech nnd wits received by the House by burs of npplause. Col. John R. Abney, of Columbia, lins ni copied thc invitation lo deliver thc nunn address next June before thc Hxcelsior an Phrcnnkoeilliun Literary Societies of Newberi College. Maj. Thos. D. Lee, of Anderson, has hoi appointed engineer ill chief by thc Hoard Directors of the I'oniicn dary for lite purpose completing Mic camil al Columbia. 'Che nj ? pointaient of M oj Lee is nu indication that tl board means business, There nie forty dnys in Lent, liol cotintil the Sunda) s, which arc feast Sundays, began Ash Wednesday nnd will close with tl Saturday before linster day, known ns Ivis! Even. K?ster this year tails on I he Otb . April. Lnst year it fell on thc 17th of Apr; just eight days later. livery day our subscribers are coining fo ward mid renewing their subscriptions and I names of new ones uro being constantly Cl rolled. For these favors wc lender our thntik Rut ti good many ara yoi in arrears, who jinnies wc will bc compelled lo ulrike from o list in a short while. Tb lb bids lair to bo ihard year on newspapers nnd we cannot iiffo to carry any dead weight through the npprono ?ing dull season. In looking over an old paper, a few days ap Wc came across Ibo following prices, which pr vnilcd during ibo war, and which will carry t minds of many buck to tho limes which tri men's souls, nnd pockets, loo: '.Ilaeon, $2, per pound; fresh beef, 70 cents per poll ii flour, $40 per barrel; corn meal, $1.60 j bushel of 60 pounds; Hoc, .'50 coals per pontt pens, $0.50 per bushel of GO pounds; sugar, : per pound; coffee, $0per pound; condies. $8 per polllidj soap, $1 p';r pound; vinegar, $12 por gallon; salt, 80 cents per pound." W. A. Dyers, practical and scientific optici 6f Albinia, Q cor ghi, is now in this (own wi ft splendid variety of spectacles nnd eye gins! and offers to those Buffering with weak and d feclivo mght his renowned tinted focus lotlSi Those who nre nenr-sighled and those who n diflicull lo Hitit with glasses collie and have ye 6yes tested. Oflieo ut Riemann's Hotel. W remain only a few days. Mr. Dyers comes w recommended by some of thc best citizens our Si al c. Thc dime reading for (ho benefit of (he Pl lophrcnian Literary Society of (ho Walha Female College, on Inst Friday evening, n well attended. Several soleotod pieces wi rend by gentlemen and ladles appointed for t occasion, which, together with ibo excelle vocal and instrumental musi?, mude the evt ono of real enjoyment nnd pleasure to all pi sent. Wc hopo tho society realized n good si Of money. We aro receipt of late copies of (bo Pact Commercial Advertiser, published nt Honolu Sandwich Islands, by Hon. Walter M. (?bst Wo notice Hint Mr. Gibson bas recently bc elected a member of thc Legislature of 18 from tho Honolulu District by a large majori His many friends in South Carolina will glad to hear of his continued prosperity a promotion in his adopted country. Tho McHmilli Music House, ot Oreen vi1 lc, S. | C., needs no nulling or blowing through tho li ewe [ii pera. It kee? 8 liol liing bul lirsl class! instruments and Fells them nt ns low figures mid upon ns easy levins ns they cnn bo bought tiny, where In thc United State*- Over one hundred j magnificent instruments oro advertised for sale through our paper Ibis Week by lins house ul ! manufacturer's factory prices. Now is your ? lime lo buy a standard Instrument cheap. See I advertisement. I Thc apportionment bill has passed Congress , ond bein npproved by the President. This bill gives South Carolina seven members of Con gross where slio only lins five now. Two Con gressin on will be elected this year from .South Catolinn on n general lietel, unless Ibo Logisla lurc is convened in extra session to rc district (he Stnle, which wc hope will nol be the case. Thc Anderson Journal failed lo reach us last week. We hope our friend Todd has liol gotten mud with us mid cul us off from his exchange ! list. Wc beg (o assure him thal bis piper is ' rend by us with no Hule degreo of Interes! and ' wc really cannot afford to do without it. Tho Journal is a capital paper. Independent and fearless, mid Wc wish it much success. Thc lilil? anniversary celebration pf thc Pied mont Literary Society ol' Adgcr College will lake place Friday evening. Mutch 17, 1B8"J. ut i 7.1 o'clock, in tho Lutheran C li tivoli. The ! question vor debute is lite following: "Jles?lvctl, ! Timi capital punishment should be abolished. Mr. ll F Lctiliardl will maintain I ho affirmative and Mr. James O. Lewis the negativo of this quest lon. Thc orator of (he occasion is Mr. Julien K. bogare, nod his subject "Mind in j Maller. Mr. J. I. Hollingsworth is President of ibo Society mid will preside over thc dellbc ! rations of lhe evening. Wo Must our citizens will (urn oui in huge numbers lo witness tho Interesting exercises of ihe occasion. J cs BO F. Cox is up before the U S. Commis sioner on u charge of illicit distilling. j As was announooil through our paper last : week, thc fifth anniversary nf thc Carolina Literal y Society of Adger College will bc celebrated on Friday evening next itt tl.o Lutheran Church. These occasions nie always looked to with interest and pride by our people, and WC feel sine those who attend will bc happy and pleased nt (bc efforts ol our noble young men. Let our people show a just appreciation lind worth of the institu lion of learning in our midst by giving tlx young men a li ige uudier.ee on Friday night Kui. instant. Wo desire to direct special attention to tin town ordinance, published in ibis issue. I will bo observed ibut several new laws huv< been passed, which have not hcrctofori prevailed ill our town. The town lin vin; had ile charter amended in several particular nt thc Inst Legislature, is now ai med will nil lhe power neccsury 1er lhe proper on forcement of ?tn ordinances. All should rem I these ordinances, and nfier having rem t hem, should obey them us becouicth gum I citizens. Thc Town Council of Walhalla has fixe? the whiskey license ut S100 per year. U| lo the present time only ono bar-room it town lins accepted the terms. Improvements aro slill going on in Wa! hulla. Cul. ll. S. Vundiviero is erecting bindii ess house uti his vacant lot on Mail Street. South Carolina bas 20,000 colored Ooo Tem plars. Columbia, South Carol ir a, Is estimated n j having a population ol lil,000. ? Thc floral fair of Smith Carolina will b , held in Charleston in April. Thu first colored mun admitted to th j ministry of tho episcopal Church in Sout Carolina is Hov. Thaddeus Salters, who wt ordained ut Charleston Friday by l?isho Howe. Cen. Hancock, who recently returned t New York from un extended Soul hern lri| was interviewed by u World reporter. Il said, with reference to thc recent floods i the West and Southwest: '.Tho people of thc Not iii do not realist I what the telegrams, which they read abd j ibo floods, really lucan. From what I sa ! 1 believe tho Southern people for bundled I of Hjunrc miles aro 1 i tem ly drowned ou ? fences mid cattle are gone, houses have bec j swept away or ure uninhabitable, ru ?Iron ti ! destroyed, plantations ruined and the cum ? try desolated. Nothing liko it has bee I seen for many yours. Thc distress in th I flooded regions is beyond thc power i j words to describe." He suva imm?diat nid is needed, and that Congress shuni take measures to prevent a like calamity i i lhe future. The levees should bo devise : suflicieiitly strong to protect the country. Conkling has written a loiter to th ; President declining lhe sent on tho U. 5 I Supreme linnell to whi li he has reeentl bren appointed and confirmed. No naso is assigned. It is fortunate for thc coui thut he has had sense enough to refuse th scat. Silk culture tn Louisiana has of late be come a thriving industry, mid lo day pron ises an abundant production. Thc mul berry trees hove escaped injury by fros and the silk worms ure increasing in qua lil lind numbers handsomely STTSIIOSS LOCALS I Just received n nico lot of dry goods, shoo j &c, which we will sell ohcnp. Call and gel oi i prices nt I). IL & W. S. Glenn's, Westminster To arrive n large lot of meal, bought bofoi ; Ibo advance, which we will sell low for cns Also, colton seed butler oil, which is cheap and far superior lo (he best bog's bird. Il is i pure nnd 3wcet ns olive oil mid any dyspopl can usc it with Impunity. Try lt and you wi j bid adieu to lard. ?. II. & W. S. Qi.F.N.V, I Westminster. A.xmou.tioemeiit.s. For Congress. MKSSIIS. Hintons: pienso niiimunnc WILLIAM I*. CALHOUN. F.SQ , ?I" Ocouce, itu :i e mui I ne for Congress, lo rcj)i'i'seul the Tlilr.l Congres^ sioual Dial riot, ni th? next regular election. UP-COUNTRY. February 4lU, 1SS2. WALHALLA PRICES CURREN V, Al'lM.KS-Dried, per pound <| Creen, per bushel 90 lo I ?Ol) RETTER-Per pound |K(a)20 IJKESWAX-l'or pound 18 to 20 REEF-Per pound <\imi BACON- Dry snit shoulders Ofrfl 11 " " " C. U. Sid?s 10(?)I2 S C. hams, cnnvtistod 11('?}|."? CAi.ion- Per yard 0(oil0 COFFEE-Kio per pound 10(a)20 " -Lugo vi a, per pound LO " -.luv?, per pound S??(oj30 CANDI.F.S-Adamantine, per set 20@2t] " -Spornt, por pound ?,(? CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per bend 1 S(<"'JC COTTON - Pee pound, middling, 10(?tll *. -Yarn,per bunch 90 to 1 Ol COFFERAS-l*cv pound j DUCKS-Por head 20@2f Eoos, per dozen (? I," FLOUR, por sack, (08 pound-.) 3.50^1. LOI FEATHERS-C? coso, pur pound di '* -Mixed per pound 31 CHAIN-Corn, per bushel, 1 OJ -Pye, por bushel tn -Cuts, red, per bushol l?l IRON- English reline.!, pur pound Ak(iti '? -Swced, per pound 7('/;i " -Hand, per pound 5(it>( " --llnup, per pound \2{ Potwtiro, per pound f?(?ft LAUD, per pound 12J(V? I?' LIME, \ er barrel 1 SM I.UMnr.it. per th ibpnnd foi : I I I.KAU, per pound li MOLASSES, por gallon -lt<{f/>0t MADDER, per pound 2?(M)3( NAILS, per ko? 4.00@l?Ot ONIONS, per bushel 1.0( OIL, kerosene, per gallon 20(ii?.': POTATOES-Irish, per bushel CO?V?.T? l\ICE, per pound lt IS'AI.T-Liverpool, per puck 1.21 I Sn I UTI NO, wholcsalo 't ? " retail 7j ? " wholesale Oj ? " retail 1 l l SMELTING, wholesale ? " retail Fi .^uOT, per pound ll .SPIRITS TURPENTINE, per gallon 7.' ?SOAP, per pou'.Vu 8(V$U ftuoAtts-Crushed, per pound J 2j - A White, per pound ll - Drown, per pound t - J'!xtra C., per pound ll ?STARCH, while ?ind blue, por pound C>\0i\ (S'?DA, per pound ii(/<\K TOUACCO, per pound 50u< 9< " per pottlitl, smoking 40(??7? TA M.OW, per pound "i T?RKE vs, per head 40(ri|5( OBESE-Per head 30(g) ll HONEY, por pound 8(<i}U Hums-Dry, per pound 1( " -Creen, per pound 'X</,(L IN niuo-Spanish Flout, per pound l.M " -Carolina, per pound 7( TEAS-Con Powder, per pound 1.01 Hyson, Green, per pound Si Young Hyson ?luck, per tb 7? WOOL, washed, per pound, 30 lo 3? A Great Curiosity. ILA U(? G.^Vn, C^St?*' ?TC KA CST Bi. 3 lo 5 Kars to thc Stalk. Ripens in 00 Days. Send stamp tor Sample and Terms lo Agents Address HAST TUNNKSSEE SF.B? CO., Cleveland, Tenn. WM. C. EU VIN. JOHN i>. VERNE? ERVIN & VE RN ER, BANKERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS . AND MERCHANDISE BROKERS, WAi HALLA, S. C DRPOS1TS reoeived. exchange bought nnl Sold, oolt eel ions mn.le ami a general bank ing business done. Full linc samples of Sugar, Cofleo, Molasses Flour ami all Grocer I os, which we oller to mer chants on commission Insure your property against loss or (lainage by lire. Houses. Merchandise an I Furniture insured in reliable companies al lowest current rales. Prompt ntleillion given insurance in any section of Ibo county, itespcol fully, KU VIN Sc VHKNF.lt. February 23, 1882. l l Sill UNITED STATES STANDARD SCALES. CHICAGO SCALE COMPANY. 3E3x-A7-ia.x -JS3 Vornor, _?VRT*r^. WA (LISA B.P. A i ?. C. ?> -i. fi:, ?j t . ,, fc> D17UARLF.. cheap and reliable, besl Seules in the market for the money. Price ranging from ?3 to $iiO. Orders promptly executed. Itespcol fully, KR VIN & VKRNKR. Februnry 23, 1882. 14.8m State o?' South Carol ?un? ??O^EE O?iy?^JTV0 Jig Riehard Loris, Esq,t Judg? of Probate. lyilEREAS, .lesso W. Slribling, C. C. P., has M made snit lo me io grant him I.-tiers ol' Administration, of Ibo Fsiato ami Kll'ccts of Johii'R. Cobb, tleccasod 'I'li cse are, ihereforo, io cito and ndnionlsli all and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said John ll. Cobb, deceased, that they bo, and nppear, before me, in the Court of Probate to be held ut Walhalla. S C., on Monday, 20th of March, 1882. after publication hereof, at ll o'clock in thc forenoon, to shew caiiae, if any they have, why i!ic said admin titration should not be granted. Civen under my hand nml soul, (his thc 1st day of March Anno Domini 1882. RICHARD LKWIS, J migo of Probato of Oconco County. March 2, 1882 l6'-2t -AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT -F110 M W. H. STANTON. _ i rpHK LA KOKST A ND li EST SK LECTION fi OK ll A IOW A UE. 100 Keg* Ol.I D .minion Nails. 20 Kin* I Iori?? ii ml M ?il?; Shoes. 2 O'IO Pound* Put ware. 25 Bag* Shot mut Powder. 0*1 M8 ??xl Pistola, Plows il ixl Plow St ok--. Doora, Sush und Minds, ?it factory prices, I Itvigllt added. 20.COO 1 Linl Prick ul $10 por Ihoiisui tl. 500 Hullo Wall Paper, Oil Cloih Shades! nt.tl Paper Shade*. 300 Bedstead* from Si t.> $10.50. .100 Hiat '.iu .-?I'.* Plain Clmirs. ! ? t-on?a each. | 100 Unttan iiudOtiue S'Viti' ! ' iir*. Lu lio*' cot? Children'; Rinker*, Uahy < .din. Ilui-oaus, Washstands, Tables incl .\l,i? : ; .?ses at low i I J uni ri i<--from tho Eastern Markets gtOtttt Vi i>vi\h ol" Boots mi il felloes. lt . il ! .. .. .juins in t his line. .*. Cases Iii i,h i Overshoe* and Sandals. MO I' :: ..? Manufactured T bacci, from 18 j 10 00 cents pi 1 pound. MOO Poo nd i ?M??' lui.j? I'u bucca at'10 cents j por pound, MOO Pounds Blackwell'*. Smoking Tobacco tit nit! price. 15.000 Cigars, from ?1.80 to $7.50 per hundred. urge ...tock of dimly. Nuts. ItuDins, Prunes, Currents, Oil rou, Mneiiroiti, Lemons, Oranges und Cru oben io?, fiesb (trackers, Eire Crackers. Oysters, Snltnun, Sardines, Cheero, Maokerel, Soap. Candles und .Mutches by lhe ctiso, Cmckcry, Glassware, Saddles and llamo*.* nt c >st. Splondid article of Cufleo h night since the decline-G, 7 and 8 pounds 10 ibo $1, Granulated Sugar f*j pounds fur $?l. Drown and Yellow Sugar 10 und ll pound* to the $1. Fiesh Grits 30 pounds for #1. Hice ?I und 12 pound-* to llio $1. Pine Syrup and Musculado Molasses? 100 Darrels of Flour biught since the de cline. Ono car load of Uran. 500 Gallons dug ?uni dur Ware. La-t, hui by no means ibo lonst, nor quito HU dry as you heard-20 Barrels Pure Whi key, Urandy und Wines. Imported Brandy, Wine and Chain pugno in bottles. It should bu remembered tho expenso of my establishment is b tt nominal, compared With other houses, us we pay no rents und bave but one hired clerk, who neither smokes, chews nor drinks, but canda tho work of half dozen second rule men. Tba balance ol' thc "?Toreo ron ni i ed ti run the business, besides tho bend br proprietor, who is neither luisa nor insister, includes ibo young gents, ur rather sprigs ni ibo family, wlm ure very attentive and polite and servo yon wnll in everything except liquors. We nrudclt-nnined mn tobe undersold; gun hui t ec satisfaction, lind ibo continued itiorcn*inr?, b'.due-s is no insignifi cant ovidonoe of fair deilling ned the now way. Don't yon forget i Ye ?, irnlv, W lt STANTON, Corner Main and i'owr.villn Street*, hi UN KC A, S. 0. December 22 ISM 0.3m STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ooon.ee County. Dy llichard Lewis, Esq., .bulge of Probate. , 11/ll KKK AS, J, P. Sanders has made suit M to me lo grant him bullt rs nf Administra tion ot ihe l?state and KfFcols of Ocorgc Qrant, deceased These are, therefore, lo eile, nod admonish nil mid singular lite kindred nail creditors ol' the enid George (?rani, deceased, thai they be and appear before me, in the (.'our! of Probate, to ' be held al Walhalla, S. C.. on Saturday, 11th I of March, 1882, niter publication hereof, nt : I' o'clock in lhe forenoon, lo show cnuse, if any (hoy have, why ihe said Administration should not bc granted. Given under my hand and seal, (his tho 22d day of February Ahne Domini 1882. RIOBARD LEWIS, .Litige of Probate of Oconcc County, February 23, 1882 14.21 J A ?OK A NI) COM Pl. KIT. .STOCK OF-. X)rU6ffit, 3M!oclio-.lrAOf?), 3E"J?*?3L-!it?, O ?1*3, JT.?OOl3LfS5, ?'iotiiro X^* 3.-^-a Xix o iii, "^7S7"iaxT dow <3rXa,me3, .?SCt/vtiojriLOX'-y ?ucl TOXIJKT ^^rfceac Xji^iv.lLVt:i7? 33* ? ? Xii. (SS, OIG- ./V Z.T. ,<SS, T013HCOO, f3?jw.f?.?jF ?.m c f HL^ITOOC?. fc&iBi?5? ! *>-B?E?S*? I ?Si IC Bl* ? ? L \NI)"KTH AND HU IS TS G?.HDKN SBBDS ALSO. KI Khi) S HDDS, VIZ: HUD l;LOVICU, UKCI1 ARD (j il ASS. QB HM AN M11 J li BT, TIMOTHY, ii i,ric CHtVSS, Il BAUJ)S < i ii.\ss, &() Wo gun rn n I co these Seeds lo bo frosh timi > lie very beal, nnil wo will Kell llicin ni reasonable prices lo induce l'urincrs lo piont then), Bi. E>AVBS tV <??., Town ville st., Seneca Oliy, S. 0. t'r,?y"- l>n H. C. DAVIS' Office in rear ol' Dru}.' il oro. December 16, ISSI fi if imwm " NBW STORE IN WALHALLA. I lake this opportunity io announce lo nil of my old friends nud customers that 1 hnvo jusi removed t<> my NEW STORE IN WALHALLA, Where I will he pleased to seo you ul ullllincs. 1 hnvo n largo sleek ol' Which I propose lo sell low down for C:IH!I or huller. G lt 00 ll KI K9 n specially, especially COI-TKK. ? .Seven pounds ?I gooil colfee fur (INK DODI. \ 1!. Cull and examine my stuck before purchasing els where, as I think you will lind it lo your advantage lo do so. 5u0 BUSHELS COEN W?N?BD, or which I will miy $1.05 cents per bushel cash or ?1.10 cents in trade.1 WALHALLA, ?. C. W. P. CALHOUN, Attorney ELTIC? Coun sellor S?t Law. OFFICE AT SENECA CITY, $. C. VITIM, prnclice in nil Ibo Slate mid United li Stutts ('(iuris. All business entrust od to him will receive prompt attention. Marok 2,1882 16.1y V* \ BJ BSA BJ ILA, ?. CL 'PUK Passion of 18S1 -'82 will begin cn TUCKS 1 DAY, Sept ember l?r>th. Students may elect between the Classical. Scientific and Commercial Courses. Hoard nn.l tuition very reasonable) Ibo whole expenses (except for clothing mid Ii'SVeling) need not oxeen! $160 per annum. The students ure drilled in military Indies, Located ul tho base ol' the Hine K'nlgo M OUT. laius, (ho elimeto is unsurpassed. For enla logno apply lo JOHN ll. R1I.BY, Cliiiinnan of Faculty. W. W. LKO.MIK, .Secretary ol' Faculty. July 21, ISSI 8C. II JOHN CLARK, JU, & CO'S -FOR MACHINE Oil HAND USE. THOMAS RUSSELL & CO., Solo ^kgoixtiet. 1? ii 1Z fi M li D A L S Grivvaxtocl 33y LONDON. PARIS, NEW YORK; PHILADELPHIA, & CHARLESTON, VIENNA, CINCINNATI S C, roil S/ii?rc BY KUY IN & VKKNERj A T wno EJ I: ? A D> Bi, Al WnlltuIln,S. C. Nov 10, IHK I G2Sin NOTIOE OF Final Settlement N'Ol'lOK is hereby given that I will npply lo t?io Jn?iiic t?f Probato fur a final set? tlcmcntot* thoestillo of M. M. Holden, do ceilscd, ?rn 15th ?lay of .Maioh, 1X^2, and for my final discharge from enid estate. T. 0. HOLDEN. Administra tor. Fob. 0, 1882. 12-4t. SANDERS, Deputy Surveyor and JYotary l*iihlic. AV 11.1. give special attention to Hie Suiveyiug ll ol' ban I, writing Deeds and M ort gages* taking Dowers, proving Deeds, Accounts, &0., upon short in lice. (M iler, AT - - OAK WAY, S. C. Nov 10,ISSI 62 ly STATU SOUTH (J?R?LINA ot o ft 1:1; ?;OI;XTV. IN COU HT OF COMMON PLEAS: Sat ult IC Jenkins, Plaintiff, against John ll. Si'iiderrt. us administrator of the estulu of Jesse Jenkins, dcooasod, William F. Jenkins, l?liza Cole, Nancy MoWhortor, ll nt let Pcrkios, Sallie Sanders, II. I). A. Lien,ann and Henry H. Schroder, Dc lend .nts-Suniinoos for Relief. 'I'M the Defendants: \'OU uro hereby summoned and required lo answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in tho pffloe of tho Clerk of Court of Oom mon Pleas for the s dd county,, and lo serve a copy of jour answer to tho said complaint on the subscriber at bis ollice on the Public Square, Walhalla, within twenty days ofter tito service hereof, exclu sive ol the day nf such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the timo afores dd, the plain liff in this action will apply lo ibo court for the relief demanded in the complaint J.J. NORTON, Plaint id's Attorney. [17. S.] J. W. STRIMING, C. C. P. Dated IGih November, 1881, at Walhalla, S. C. To (he defendants, William F, Jenkins, Eliza Colo. Nancy MoWborter and Har riet Perkins. Take notice that I li o complaint in this action is for (he settlement of thc estate of Jesse Jenkins deceased, and was filed in the Clerk's office of Oeonoo County afore said on tito 17th dav of November 1881. "J.J. NORTON. Plaintiff's Attorney. Feb. llih 1S82. Feb. 10, 1SS2. 13 Gt. Slate ol" South Carolina. (Pt-otc rt* Cornily. IN TUR PROBATE COURT. Robert A Thoinp-on ns Administrator of tho i stale of dames M. Lav, deceased, Plaintiff, againstJessie Lav. Ai'Cholnus Lay, Sarah M. Hogg?, .lohn S. Veiner, as receiver of tho estate of James Lay. deceased; Arehehi'is Lav. as Assignee of Sarab E- Hoggs, John 1) Vernor tts Administrator ol the estate of A. W. Lav, deceased; Josephine Vernor; William A. Lay, as Executor of tho estate ol' 0 M Lay. deceased: Joseph J, Norton and Wm. C. Keith, Assignees of Arche-? Inns Lay, A W. Lay and Jephthah Lay, ami Jephthah Lay. Defendants - SUM MONS R)H ELLI EE. To the Defendants above named; "\7*OU nie hereby summoned and required JL to nnswer the complaint in this notion. Ibo original of which is flied in tho oflieo of the Judge of Probate, nt Walhalla, South Carolina, and lo s-orvo rt copy of your answer to the said complaint on ibo subscriber, at his lillico, nt Walhalla, South Carolina, with? In twenty days niter the service hereof, ex clusive of ibo day of such service If you fail lo answer the complaint within tho time aforesaid, tho Plaintiff, ns Administrator aforesaid, will npply to tho Court for tho ro-? lief demanded in (ho complaint. HORT. A. THOMPSON, Plnintii?'H Attorney, Walhalla, H. C. RICHARD LEWIS, j g Judge of Probate. ' To Ibo Defendants nbovo nanicd: Take notice that the summons and com plaint in this action, for a final seulement of tho estate of Janies M. Lay. deceu-ed, was filed in the olhco of tho Probnto Court, nt Walhalla, Oconeo Coniiiy, Sooth Carolina, January 17tli, 1882. ROUT. A. THOMPSON, pliiintiff's Attoinc>, Walhalla, S. Q, Janunry 10, 1882. y.fl,/