Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m Mammjjmimvak*jmw*Trns3a\i m snismi.nilli THE INTISLLIG EN G ti li, IJOC'AIJ MATTERS. BRIEF MENTION. Cotton-Middling?, 8} to 8J. Pork is down to 4} cents, gross. ?Ix>ok out for counterfeit bills on Friday The Liberia fever is gradually cooling J ?Wu. Twenty buggies-to be sold at auction next Monday. 1 We bear of only a few who bave finished wing wheat. it is fashionable to pay your calls after ??a during tho short days. The Newberry and Abbeville fairs, which , uno oir last week, are reported successful. Mr. Larkin Newton is the only juror of l!ie United States District Court from this fi linty. !.?aru your chickens to roost high; cud iii,: higher the better. Hot supper season ?. upon us. The young people contemplate getting . |i theatrical entertainments for Christmas giiiiisemcut. Mr. J. L. Tribblc, Clerk of the County i , unnhsl .tiera, will givo out cheeks for f, ?ce claims on Saturday. Just for our personal satisfaction, we pur ].,.e to secure a list of all preachers that attend the circus to-morrow. Sow is thc proper time to set out shade tr,,s. Furnish thc trees and manure, und tlie Council will do thc work. Thc code duello is in danger of becoming ,.!.-ih te in this Beet ion, while list and skull tombals nre growing in favor. In consequence of the continued wet ?tutlu tho roads in some sections of the ('..linty are becoming very bad. Keep away from tho wheoh of fortune, ,liuck-a-luck tables and furo b?:ikson Fri iluv, and you will be thc butter off for it. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of Fayette County, Indiana, who 1ms been visiting relatives in this County the past year, left for ber borne yesterday. We have yet found bul two ways to get ri.I of a tramp. One is to give bim a quar ter or an old pair of shoes, and the other is to offer him work. I.oiiis Cook's celebrated buggies ha VC stood wars of trial, and have not failed. He sure .nul sec them on day of sale-next Monday -at auction. 1 Messrs. J. R. A L. P. Smith make special offers to those wishing to buy sewing nia dillies. The offer will bi good to thc first 1 of January. See their advertisement. The finishing touches to tho Episcopal I rectory arc- being given, which will be OCCU ! ]M in a few days by Rev. T. P. Gadsden, S thc efficient and popular Recto, of Grace Sj Church. ? Wo publish to-day thc list of delinquent I bini sales for Anderson County. Those I ?huso names appear in it would do well to I cull at the Treasurer's office and settle up H before tho day of sale. Mrs. E. E. Gibson and Miss Joe Lea Bur ? ri.'?, who have been visiting relatives in I this County during the past year, will leave 8 for their homes in Rockport and Goliad, I Texas, this evening. J. C. Hudson, collector o: Endowment Fund of Forman University in Pickens, Anderson, Spartanburg, Uniu.. and Chester, will finish up thc work in Anderson from December 23 to January ll. 1 The Georgia L?gislature is about lo pass a law making "wife-whipping" a misde meanor. Then pass another, gentlemen, making "husband henpecking" a like of fense, and things will work smoothly. On nest Sabbath evening, at 7 o'clock, there will be held in the Methodist Church a joint communion service, embracing the Presbyterian and Methodist congregations. Hiv. I). E. Frierson, D. H., will deliver thc lennon. There will bo a meeting in tho Presbyte rian Church Thursday afternoon at 4 p. m., the usual hour for prover meeting, for no tional thanksgiving and humiliation in conformity with thc appointment of thc Governor of tho State. We wero favored with a call on Monday hst from Col. W. P. Farris, of Austin, Texas, Clerk of thc Court of Appeals or that State, iaml Mr. II. Adams, of Illinois, who arc on a pleasure trip to this section, tho former Visiting relatives in our midst. Mr. J. C. Bedell, of Greenville, inform: oar readers this week where they can pur chase their Christmas gifts. Ho is thor walily reliable, and those who desire ti purchase of him can depend on honorable treatment. See his advertisement. Mr. II. F. Bremer, representative of tin enterprising and reliable grocery houso o Y. W. Wngcner & Co., Charleston, paid u ? visit while in Anderson on Thursday last ile is a pleasant and agreeable gentleman an>l his calls arc always appreciated. The Laurensvillc Herald entered upon th thirty-third year of its existence last week and upon ita successful management w tender our warmest congratulations to th editors and pronrictora. Tho Herald ls Igroat life and light to Laurens County. The finest turnips we have seen this yeti were brought to our office last week !> Mw.;r3. P. A. Masters and W. W. Smitl These gentlemen are both good farmers, an ..w that there is no crop that pays aa we ?.'turnips when properly planted and cull vated. IWo nre requested to give notice that a Meui-sion train will he run from Centn ?nd Seneca City to Atlanta, Ga., on tho Kit M December and roturn on thc 17th for tl: Wefit of thc Central Baptist Church. El enrsionista will have 27 hours In Atlant, fair for round trip, $2. Lenvo Central ii: ?. m. Mr. A. W. Thompson of Seneca City, hi "tublished n stage lino between this ulai "Wa Central, making daily connections hoi *u > the passenger train at this imint ar With those on the Air Line Road, going ea nd w*st. This arrangement ls a great a wmmooation to tho traveling public, as lU ?VO,d tho necessity of persons lyii orcr at this place, Seneca City or nt Pondi j* ?or a longer time than is actually nc fl The mails will also be earrie?] ov M Inclino. I Inventors should exercise groat care I wTonIinK "":ir mv?ntiona before the Ft W ^t 0mc?*?many patents are worthless fro I jKlectof this precaution, and much ndva B Jvi r<sulu employing a capable attorn I '? Washington. Mr. C. E. Font? I <lh St-. Washington, D. C., hos pn ? rtfr n thc Pa,?nt onice ?Oy?T? I ,0 officers of that Bureau, to thc 2i -I *L*"0nal Bank, and Bank of the Repcb! tittil gCM(110 l,i,n for ni,vil'? a,m pamp of Cbnr,cs th? "Mern- Monaro lari it'?.anV' "'ricken with bis last ?I Ul'wVr'1, ^"y'tians administered nmlt. d Ma?, iv0 ml n,cll,? ?KUH?. In our ii j a.c-j.physicians usc Dr. Hartcr's Fm "w,t mes. For salo by nil druggist*-. Wc lire pail.i-d Ul record thc death of Johnnie, aun of our townsman Mr. G. P. Tolly, which occurred on last Sunday even ing between seven and eight o'clock, of per itonctus, after uti illness of aboutone week's duration, lie was a bright and pnmiislng lad of twelve years and ten mouths, aud his early removal from the earthly compp v Sonship of those by whom he was loved Hutu ru Wy causes great grief, in which they have the sympathies of the entire town. After touching and impressive services by Dr. Frienson on Monday afternoon in the Presbyterian Church, lils remains were con signed to their last resting place in the ad? jae. nt graveyard. A chance in a life time to buy a buggy cheap will be next Monday at auction. 1 TOWNVILLE. The Lutherans are building a neat Church edifice in the central portion of the town ship.Four weddings in this immediate vicinity have been celebrated this fall, and there is a strong probability that tho tnatri :;..;;;.?! calendar will be cleared of several more "matches" before the year goes out so the news mongers say.Contraband whiskey is abundant in these parts. For some weeks tho market has been active and sales easy. We quote a fair article of block ade nt $1.50 j KT gallon.Quito a number of children in this vicinity have died this fall of diseases incident to childhood. Kev. J. R. Kiley will preach in the Presby terian Church here on the second Sunday proximo. He will ulso hold divine services in tho same Church Saturday ami Sunday of Christmas week, at which time thc sac rament will be commemorated. _ FiiAKsro. All who wish open or to]) buggies should attend the sale on Monday next. 1 SANDY SPRINGS. The Presbyterians ret .idly bad quite a revival of religion near this place, at Deep Creek Grange hall. Seven persons joined the Church, and much interest was mani fc>ted by the large congregations in atten dance. Kev. Mr. Law, un evangelist, as appointed by Presbytery, preached a series of interesting, impressive and logical ser mons. Your correspondent had the pleas ure und privilege (d' bearing eight of these sermons, which were grand, eloquent and forcible. Mr. Law is a young man, both in age and the ministry, yet he is well qualified for tin- mission he is called to perform, and is now distinguished for his great intellectual powers, r ectitude of life, decision of charac ter, true moral worth ami unblemished piety He is fast rising in the scale of moral excel lence and true greatness, and if bc continues to progress in the field of christianity und theology, he will surely reach the pinacle of exalted eminence to be numbered among tho greatest divines of tho age. The Pres byterians of this community contemplate erecting a new church at un early day, cither near Deep Creek Grange hall, or at the old Mount Zion Church location. The latter place will doubtless be the choice of a majority of the members, as it ls ibero the cemetery is located und land donated as church property. It is also very convenient to the members, and we are informed a much larger amount is subscribed for this place. CtVIS. Kock Mills Grange, P. H., will meet al ibo Grange Hall on the first Saturday in December ut 2 o'clock p. m. All the mem bers, including those suspended, ure requus ted to intend. J. T. COOK, W. M. ELLENTON, S. C.r May 24, 187."). DB. IlAnTKii- Dear Sir: I used your Iron Tonic to a considerable extent in my prac tice last Fall, und was well pleased with its effects. It produces more satisfactory re sults in my bands than any preparation of | bark und Irou 1 buve over used. 1!)-2 S. G. MADLEY, M. D. GREAT LONDON SHOW. The un preceden teil popularity of this mur vclously perfect organization bas surprised even its most sanguine friends und eluted its admirers. The engagement just, concluded in New York which run turougli fifteen weeks, is the most successful ever chronicled there, and the press is unmistakably hearty in indorsement of the splendid performan ces. Thc greut exhibition, with ull its man ifold attractions, will exhibit at Anderson on Friday, November 21), when two full and complete performances will occur. The N. Y. Daily Timex, of March 20, suys of the Great London : "An immense audience filled every avail able space in the auditorium of Gilmore's Carden last night, to witness the Opening of the Great London Show, comprising Sanger's Enlarged British Menagerie and Dockrill's Parisian Circus. Tho ureuic per formance included all the leading feutures ol' tuc former entertainment, ami, iii addi tion, many novel and unique feats. Among them may be mentioned the juggling eques trian act, by Miss Pauline Lee; thc comical bareback-riding monkey, and the reappear ance of Francesco Brown, the bareback champion. M'lle Elise DDCkrill was wel comed buck to the scene of ber former tri umphs with un enthusiasm thut only such un accomplished artist can awaken. Hor performances arc marked by ull t be skill and grace which characterized them in ber for mer all too brief engagement. Mr. Dock rill's single manage act with thc trained horse "Ellington,'' drew round alter round of applause. Altogether, the entertainment last night was a grand success. Tho me nagerie contains a good collection of wild iiiiimuls, and other, not less wonderful, though familiar beasts." Auction sale of Cook's celebrated buggies will take place next Monday. 1 lIYMElV??AI.7~ MARRIED, in the Roman Catholic Ca thedral, Baltimore, Md., on the Otb Novem ber, bv the Rev. Father Curtis, Mr. JOHN B. HARRISON, formerly of Anderson,and Miss IMOGEN 15AUGHER, of Uultiniore. At Lowndosvllle, on the 14th inst., by the Rev. R. C. Ligon, Mr. J. P. SEAWRIGHT, of Donnaldsville, und Miss J. L. HALL, of | Anderson County. AtSix-nnd-Twcnty Church,Sunday night, 10th inst., bv Rev. J. S. Simmons, Nlr. J. D. CARTEE and Miss JOSEPHINE RILEY. At the residence of Mr. John Browning, Sunday night. 17th inst., bv Rev. J. 8. Sim mons. Mr. STEPHEN MCALISTER and Miss MARY A. SMITH. un tho 20111 inst., bv Kev. H. Hays. Mr. THOMAS M. KING and Miss ALICE E. JOLLY. On the 21st inst., by Rev. B. Hays, Mr. W. W. MELTON und'Miss E. A. KING. On October 17th, by Kev.T. P.Clcaveland, Mr. J. N. TELFORD, of Banks County, Ga., and Miss L. K. WEST, of Hubcrshuiu County, (?a. On October 20th, by Rev. G. 11. Cartledge, Mr. L. M. TURK, of Homer, Ga., and Miss c. I. TELFORD, youngest daughter of G. B. Telford, Esq., of Ranks County, Ga. At the residence of the bride's mother, Siiiiu?j evening, 24th inst., by Rev. ii. Hays, Mr. P. W. MUSS, of Franklin County, Ga., and Miss E. A. STEPHENSON, of Ander son County, S. C. DISSOLUTION. IX^HE undersigned have this day, hy mu J_ tual consent, dissolved the partnership heretofore existing under tho finn name of E. H. Murray it Co. All persona indebted to this linn for advertising or subscription nre requested to settle ut once with either of the undersigned or Mr. W. W. Keys, as we wish to close up the old books as soon as possible. J. FLEETWOOD CLINKSCALE8, E. B. MURRAY. November 8, 1878. COPARTNERSHIP. npitK undersigned have Oils day formed I s. copartnership for thc conduct of ?ha ANMULNON LNTFI.I.WK.\-CF.U. and a general job printing business at Anderson Court Houso under ?he firm mime of E. B. Murray A; Co. Thankful for the patronage heretofore ac corded the IKTKLI IOI-.NI 1KB, they respectfully solidi rt continuance of the same. J FLEETWOOD CL1NKSCALKS, E. I) ML KRAY, W. W. KEYS. November ?, IH?K. IN ANDERSON. THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE TRADE, THE S? TORR CfiSH STORE ! Thronged by Crowds of Delighted Customers. ROCK IQTTOi REACHED ?T Lilli S Another Large, Fresh Cargo Just Received ! Go and See and get your Share ! NEWEST AND HANDSOMEST STYLES OF PRINTS, YET OPENED. AH ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, At thc Popular Prices by us Introduced. BLACK ALPACAS, BLAQK CASHMERES, BLACK SILKS, DOWN TO ANTE-BELLUM DAYS. Another New Invoice ol' tHoso HANDSOME CLOAKS ! To See them is to Admire and ?UVCSt* NEW CLOTHING, NEW BOOTS &. SHOES, NEW SHAWLS, OVERCOATS, BLANKETS, All offered far Below nny Prlcos yet Attained. Shirtings and Factory Yarns at Factory Prices. Tickings, Osnaburgs, Checks, Jeans, Oassimeres at figures to please all. Men's Hats, an immense stock, very low. Ladies' Hats, in all styles, cheaper than ever. ?J?c^ Come, See, and Judge for Yourselves. ARNSTEIN & ROSE, NEW YORK CASH STORE. Anderson, P. C., Kor. 7,1878. 3 VJ J w ra Xor 7,1878 1" GOOD NEWS ~ EVERYBODY. 'Flin ? ,ll??<l?>nu? l?i?v DAAIIO C<<\??/? tn A >IIIAI' o?n i^?iimrw Jilli 1 >III*HI.HNI. "_"rj ^j; .Oe."? ^ ?a? ?. a.v.vv. .jw?. wu?v ? rTIHt: undersigned has just received ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE OF I GOODS, consisting of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and GAPS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of every description, JEANS, LADIES' CLOAKS, UNDERVESTS and UNDERGARMENTS, KNIT SACQUES, for both Ladies and Children, &c. &c. &c. We liavc n large stock and a great variety of Goods. Men. Women nnd Children can all bo suited at our establishment. We keep no shoddy good?. Satisfaction guaranteed. These goods arc marked low down, and wo are determined to ?ell them. Come and ?eu us and bo convinced. Ali you have to do ia to give us a trial. Wo do not intend to ho undersold in Anderson. Respectfully, WAVERLY HOUSi'J BUILDING. NOT 28, 1878 ll _ _ly SEWING MACHINES. Prices Reduced Again ! Come and Examine, OUR MACHINES AT $23 AND $27. WE will sell Machines at these figures for Cash until 1st January, 1879. Wo make this oiler only for the month oi December. Now is tho time to buy vonr wife a CHRISTMAS PRESENT. We buy for CASH and sell for CASH. We only have eight Machines to sell nt these figures. J. ?. ?fe L. T>. SMITH, McCully's Corner, Anderson, S. C. Nov 'AS, lh78 I* FRESH ARRIVALS CU NN IN GH AM & CO. AVERY'S PLOW'S, Harro?? nnd WAGONS, Builders, Mechanic* nnd Planters' Hardware, Table and Pocket C utlery, Plated Goods, Gin Saw Filos, Blacksmith and Carpenters' Files lu variety. Horse and Hule Shoes, Cat. Fence, Finish, Clinch and Horse Shoo Nails, Bar Iron, Iron Hollow Ware, Wooden Ware, GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS. WOT All of which we offer at Low Figures Cash. Sept 19, 1878_10_lj LAIUS' STORE ALWAYS AHEAD I By Merit we intend to Maintain and Increase our Trade ! w E are continually looking to the interest of our customer?. As prices chango almost duily, it is impossible to keep them constantly beforo you. Among our arrivals we shall continually piar.- before our customers some land slides beyond the whisper of competition. We have prices that will teach you the diil'erenco be tween dealing with live people and dead people ! Between buying for Caan and Credit buyers ! Pluck instead of luck ! Cash instead of credit! Brains instead of cheek 1 Give usa call. Wo will level your head on thc subject of Bargains I Wo deal in goods and not in trash 1 Sell the best goods for tho least money ! Look in at tho Ladies' Storo and be convinced. Nov 21, 1878_14 REDUCTION ! REDUCTION ! LOWER FREIGHTS ! LOWER FREIGHTS ? IN DER SON ITSELF AGAIN! rruiY ?S ON BAGGING and TIES. Special prices for large lota. Wosannot JL be bent. A Full line of Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Jeans, Cassimeres, Shirtings, Calicoes, And everything elie in thia linc except tine Dress Goods. LATEST STYLE PRINTS a speciality. Itubbcr Coats, Over-Shoos and OH Table Cloth? always in stock. Anderson can now compete with any up-country market, freights being as low to thia point us to any other, and we will continue our etruria to keep the trude, justly our own, ut home. _ .o SULLIVAN & CO. J. D. MAXWELL, < al i^CM ? t- I ? f ? cr '?^?^^^.??^r^MBSE-. ?^ ? tr* <S ^? < s K s .giff, y - s s S a Xmti?m WW * ^ N?ABBIChLBAKGL^ % S" I Nov 7, 1H7S 10 .***__. CASH FOR COTTON. McOuIly &D Taylor Pay highest market price for Cotton, and you will do well to see them before selling. Nov 21, 1878 13 BY JAS. H. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer. CLERK'S" 3ALE. STATE OP BOOTH CAROLINA, Count ti ow AKDBBSON. ?evt ' of Common Pleat. A. O. Norris, Jr., Administrator of A. O. Norrio, Sr., deceased. Plaintiff, against Mrs. Isabella H. Norris. Mrs. Luov Jan? langston, -nd oUiers, Defendants.-Com plaint to Seil Landt, Martha! Av?ete, dre. PURSUANT to an order of sale, ftc., in the above Bloted case, to me directed, I wll! sell before the Court Hooso door, on BALEDAY IN DECEMBER next TRACT NO. 4 of the Real Estato of An drew O. Norris, Sr., deceased, containing sixty-seven acres, moro or less, bounded by Tracts No. 1 and 8, situate in tho County aforesaid, about four milos south of Ander son Court House. Re sold at tho risk of tho former purcha ler. Purchases to poy extra for all paper?. TEEMS-Enough cash to pay Ute coat balance on a credit of one and two yearo, with interest from day of sale. Purchasers Lo givo bond and security, with a mortgage of tho premises, to secure tho credit portion JOHN W. DANIELS, c.c.r. Nov 7, 1878___17_4_ BY JAS. H. MCCONNELL-, Auctioneer. CLERK'S" SALE. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, COU.TTY Ot AKDBBSOy. Court of Common Pleat. William L. Trenbolm, as Executor of Georgo A. Trenbolm, deceased. Assignee of Theodore D. Wagner, Plaintiff, against Charles Richardson Miles and Edward McCrady, Jr., Truslecs, William H. Tres co t and wife, Eliza N. Trcscot, ccstuis-quc tru8t, and others, Defendants.-Complaint to Fm eelote Mortgage of Heal Etlate. PURSUANT to a Decreo of Fortc'.ovJro and Sate, mudo at February Term, 1878, of tho Court aforesaid- I will cell oa next SA LED AY, (December 2nd, 1878,) before tho Court House door, at Anderson. i. C., to thc highest bidder, tho mortgaged premises, described in these proceedings as :on taming Four Hundred ano Eighty acras, moro or less, situate in the County afore laid, about turee and one-half miles north east of Pendleton Village, on Garvin's Jreck, adjoining lands of Miss-Bishop, Or. Samuel B. Jones, Hon. R. P. Simpson, ind other lands of the Trust Estato of tbs laid Wm. H. Trescot and wife. THUMS or SALE-One-third of tho pur :hasc money to bc paid in cash-tho balance in a credit of ono year, to bo jaenred hy >ond of tho purchaser, and a mortgago of .ho premises. Purchasers to pay extra for all papers. JOHN W. DANIELS, c.o.r. Nov 7, 1878_17_4_ FUDGE of PROBATE SALES. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON COUNTY. In the Probate Court. fohn Long, os Hsir nt Law and Adminis trator, Plaintif!", against Cynthia E. Long, Ezekiel Long and others. Defendants. Complaint for Partition, lielief, dre. 3Y virtue of a Decretal Order in tbs above stated orso, I will sell at An lerson C. IL, 8. C., on SALEDAY In DE CEMBER next, Ibo following described 'iroperty, as tho Real Estato of Col. James I .on jr, daccosed, to wit : TRACT NO. 12, knowu us tho Guthrie Tract, containing ono hundred acres, more >r less, lying on Hurricane Greek, adjoin ng lands of Estato of Ezekiel Murphy aud ethers. TRACT NO. 13, Known as thc Davis Tract, containing one hundred and fifty mr?, moro or less, lying on Six and TWEH ?Milo Creek, adjoining lat-.ds of M ?asor embreo, Andrew Reeves and others. TEEMS or SALE-One-third cash, and tho "cmoining two-thirds on a creditor ono and .wo yea-, in equal amount*, v.-H h interest "rom day of sale, tho purchaser to givo bond and mortgago to secure tho purchase aioncy, and also personal security if the purchaso money should be less than two hundred dollars for any ono parcel, with leave to pay all cash, or anticipato payment nt any time. Purchaser to pay extra for all necessary papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Judgo of Probate Anderson County. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON COUNTT. In the Probate Court. Stephen S. Cartee, Plaintiff, vs. Anna Gore or her heirs, Jamts Cartee or his assigns, and others, Defendants.-Complaint for Side for Partition and Payment of Debit. BY virtue of a Docretal Ordor in the above ?lated caso, I will sell at Ander son C. H., 8. C., on 8ALEDAY in DE CEMBER nest, the following described property, as tho Real Estato of Caleb Car ee, deceased, to wit : ONE TRACT OP LAND, containing two hundred and eleven acres, moro or less, on branches of Saluda River, adjoining lands of F. M. Welborn, Willis Allen, H. M. Prince and others. TEBMB OF SALK-One-third cash, and the remaining two-thirds on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, to bo secured by a mortgago of th* premises, with lcavo to anticipate payment. Purcha ser to pay extra for all neoeasary papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Judgo of 1'robato Anderson County. Nov 7, 1878 IT_4 -\TOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that tho un dersigned, Administrator of tho Estate nf Nicholas Trippe, deceased, will apply to tho Judgo of Probate for Anderson County, on tho 28rd cay of December, 1878, for a Final Settlement and discharge from said Estate. JOHN H. TRIPPE, Adnvr. Nov 21, 1878_10_5_ NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. Tbs unrinrRiijncd hereby gives notics that ho will apply to the Judge of Probata at Anderson 0. H., 8. C., on the 23rd day of December nest, for a Final Settlement and discharge from tho Estate of James P.. Drennan, deceased. JAMES H. MCCONNELL; Ex*r. NOT 21, 1878_JO_5? "VTOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. J-N Tho undersigned, Administrator of .ho Personal Estato of S. L. W. Elrod. deceased, hereby gives notieo that ho will apply to W. W. Humphreys, Judgo of Probato, at his office, on tho 23rd day of December, 1878, for a final settlement of said Estato, and n discharge from said ad ministration. W. S. PICKENS, Adm'r. Nov 21, 1878 _19 _6 SHIRTS ! EIGHT dozen moro of those Splendid SHIRTS, "cheap as dirt." A. B. TOWERS & CO. Sept 12. 1878 9 Seeds ! RED CLOVER. RED 8APLING CLO VER and ORCHARD GRASS SEED for sale low by A. B. TOWERS & CO. Oct 10_13._ Paper Hangings ! ABE ATTIFUL lot of TAPER HANG INGS and WINDOW SHADES for salo low by A. B. TOWERS & CO. Oct 10_13 Hs.ts and. Gaps ? ALARGE and Sne assortment of HATS and CAPS, for sale low bv A. B. TOWERS & CO. Oct 10_13_ Groceries. OUR Uno of FAMILY GROCERIES 1? complete. Fine TEAS, vis. : Gunpow der, Young Hyson. Oolonfc and Itoglfah Breakfast-a Specialty. A. ii. TOWERS jt CO. Oct 10_ 13_ Corn Sheller. DEXTER CORN SHELLER, which separates tho cobs from tho corn, and DEXTER STRAW CUTTER. Parino ? will picoso call and seo them. A. B. TOWERS A CO. Vor 7, 18tS_17 JUST RECEIVED ! ALarge lot of firat-clasa KENTUCKY JEANS, very cheap. Now Fall CALICOES/ Choleo Magnolia HAM8. o . ,o ,o? B- TOWERS <fc CO. Sept 12. 1878 0 Bead This! ALL who aro indebted torts for Merchan dise or Guano will piesse attend to fettling the same as soon as possible. Wo need money, and will give th? highest price for Cotton. Oct 10 A.B. TOWERS A CO.