Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* * J* % ft . ,%v > ' v . 111 '-L uj*. **V ... ..-^.??*v * " v ut ' ~ S& jin- *ti* ??* .< <iK- - .- u * We Have Jus LARGE AND AYELL S 6R06I ?Ga?i$ * Which we offer at v< for the CASH or HA call, if you icant goo DAVIX OotoW #0 iBrnl" OOLTJMI n r\ t- t n t m /n rv OUJUitill UVJIN Or will pay the HIG PRICE for Corn, O pies, &c., &c PROMPT KETURP Wholesale and Re ware, Iron, Steel, ments, and Mill Find Groceries always on Charleston or Baltin FISIiER ?etotor 10 BAGGINQ AND ROPING IRON of *11 sort* NAILS, LEATHER, Ac., Ac. For <m1?* low. DAVID A STRADLEY. Oat SO . 23 tf 8TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, * GREENVILLE DISTRICT. By S. J. DOVTHIT, JStq., Ordinary of taid DittricU WHEREAS, C. A. rfbTIIERLIN hu fllod % Petition in my Office, praying that Letters of Administration, with tho will annexed, on all and singular tho goods and uhattels, rights and credits of NANCY MURRAY, tato of th? Diatriot aforesaid, deceased, should bo granted to him. There art, therefore, to eitonnd admonish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of tho said deceased, to bo and appear in tho Court of Ordinary for said District, to to holdon at UreenrlUe Court House, on tho 13tA day of November, next, to show oause, if any, why the said Administration should not bo granted. 8. J. DOUTllIT, O. 0. D. Ordinary's Offioc, 30th Oct., 1867. Oct 30 23 2 Stolep, " ON last Sunday night, from my place, lx miles ftiiove ureenviue , " H , on tho Buncombe Road, n large ftorrel IIORSH, 10 or 12 year* ol<l(. Iiranded "U. &" on the left for? shoulder? Ilia brand not very distinct; haa a abort mane, rubbed with the yoke; a small star in the forehead. 8aid Horse is supposed to have been stolen by a man named Charles Sitireoy. who ir mid to be connected wi'li a cnnir of borae thieves vho hare been operating in this section and running their plunder off to other States. Simpson was raised in Union District, is al ont 36 or SO years old, nbevtbfeet? inches high, light built, unci dresses well. He wore a mus'ache and Cteo when seen lurking about my pr?mbefure the Horse was stoie-i. A liberal reward will he paid for the apprehension of the chief atl<l recovery of Uie Korea, or for either. B JAMM. * KW Editors are eoHclted to give the above a notiee. Cat St S8 S Notiee. United State* Internal Bereave. TN ennsoqeetwo of the recent consolidations JL in this the Sd Collection District of the Stem of Sooth Carolina, tho two former Divisions of Greenville District have been merged Into one, under ssy asseaeorial charge, and to be known hereafter as the, 13th Division. Therefore, all partios residing in wbat is lamed the Uppar and Lower Regiments, are bssdhy aetMod, by vhrtas ef ?y commission, he rsssgutse m as Assistant AssesaoPof tho ahovenaossii Division, sotsprising tha territory efOrssnvllU District, and to toe make all naeeaaery applications ana returns appertaining is . tho United States Internal Rerenao for said Dlrlsioo. oa opposite tba Mansion r SO. HUDSOJt SMITH. > Awiilant Atwmr. ' nth DWItlon. b M Collection District S. G. <iimhW?, 8. C. f Oat. l?th. 1M7. Oat M ft tf Falted State* Internal Xeremie, Dsfvtt Col's Orproit. ftt* Dwrr. H. 0., ( Ore?n*Ule. Oet. Slat, 18B7 ' ) BY airtaa of an order from A. 8. Wsl' lor*. Colleetor of Internal Revenue, ftd Collection District, Sonth Carolina. I Will sail, on Jfcarfaarta I ft/A day *f Nmtm, far naaf, at Greenville Ooart Ho nee, to Mia Highest bidder, tha following traat of land pltostad Hi Grsennlls District, on the Ao ata Road, atmut 1ft mile* fr.-r.i the Conrt v Tfouaa, containing One HwJfnl nu>l ri*mm/y fm Aer*t? qiore or le?s> adjoining land* of J. f, Kara, John L Waotlefds and othstn. levied an aa tha property of Israel Charles, at Iha anil of the United States for Revenue ' Tag. Terms eash. A. L. OOflrll|fT>ef?'t. Ool.. I Greenville District 8. COet 13 ' t) 4 l.n.TH.B s?? * r " - * IST-fcJW AT ^ CMMM 'STORE9 (JjJJ Ifliff |?fi aAg^C # =?5^. C^jWafLrTS* ill^S'NJ. THE I ii ..'ill' l .'ii (QSBS? ..." . >... v,r it Received a IELECTED STOCK OF eries, ) WfDMjJQSt, iry LOW PRICES iRTER. Give us n d and cheap Goods. ) & STRADLEY. ififllE, jia, m. o., SIGNMENTS, rHEST MARKET ats, Peas, Rye, Ap VS GUARAMTEKD. ttail dealers in HardAgricultural Implcings, a large stock of hand, as low as in lore, freight added. & LOWKANCE, COLUMBIA, S. O. M 6 RSW INSS! NEW GOODS!! W. H. HOYEY Has just received a mi stock op D IIyT^ 0 01) S, tSTNow opened and ready for sale. Handsome styles DRESS GOODS A fine Assortment WHITE GOODS Various brands Bleached nnd Brown DOMESTICS Complete stock CA5SIMERES, Tweeds nnd JEANS Hosiery, Gloves, Fnncy Notions, ?fcc. Linens, Sheetings, nnd Pillow Cottons Towel*, Toweling*, Napkint, &c. A well selected Mock of READY MADE CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Raisin*, Cition. Clove*, Ac. Having recently relumed from New York, where he spent pudi? time in cnrrfully selecting hie Stock, he i* prepared to offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to hi* customers and the politic. He keeps none hut the ltl-^ST floods; wnrmnts every tiling to lie as represented, and ff'iarantre* to aiu* a* tnucM ft>r a dollar as any iloose in tfie Trade. lis is constantly receiving Goads, thus keeping Ailed his standard shelves. Tne public generally are respectfully Invited to LOOK AT llfd GOOl'Sk W. Hs HOVEY. Oct 53 22 tf Change of 8ehednl? on Greenville and Columbia Railroad. fl wM w mil we H>*I /aw i.s unvnir nni?k.. 01 u 1861, train* will run over this road dally, (Sunday* excepted.) aa follow*: Lata# Columbia at 6 40 a. m. I<mv? Aiiton at .....7.80 a. m Leave Newlierry at.. 9 25 a. m Arrive at Abbeville at,......9.16 p. m, Arrira at Anderann at 4 00 p. m Arriva at Greenville at .6.00 p. m Leave Orranvilla at 8.80 a. rn Leave Andaraon at 4.20 a. n/ Arriva at Abbeville at.. ..... A 06 a. hi. Arrive at Newberry at.'.... .10.68 a. m< Arriva at Alatoa at .12 80 p. m' Arriva at Columbia at 2 80 p. m Trl-weekly train* over the Ttloo Ridge Raib mad will eaaaeet with the lip Train* of the Oraanvilla and Columbia Railroad Monday*, Wednesday* and Friday*, and with tha Down Train* Tuesday*, Thursday* and Saturday*.? Leaving Walbalta at IM a. a*, and arriving at Walbalta tMm. m. Paper* advertising far tha Company will nUiaaa ao*v. Oet 18, I8AT. 22 ?n. CONTINUES tha TAILOIIINO BIT8INRS8 nait.door to Peter F. Snddutb, opposite the respective store* ?f 8ti?n and Roberta, and befog an EXPERT CUTTER and jndielena MACHINE OPERATOR, don* aot boat lata to warrant aatisi'aotion in every K\ of hie Be* I no#*. fcft.Hee tl.a Moving hlnn* at IIlack's JaVlry Window.""?* Oct 9 JO 8m " CKXAF FOR CASH OR BARTER A general Variety. One-story house, and a one-story price. Oot 28 22 tf VALUABLE LANDS FOR SAO. T,,K ESTATE of AVM ^ JACOHS, doevnsed, will bo sold to t',? bighost bidder, on Salcaday in November next, at Greenville Ccmrt House. The Homestead, Containing Three Hundred Acre*, moro or loss, lying on both sides oi the Abbeville Road, three miles from Greenville. bounded by lands of Jeaso Dean's Estate, V. McI)o?'s Estuta and J. P. WnlUmv Will s Wells Tract, Joining the Homestead, containing Thrrt Hundred and Scvcntyjirr Acre*, mora or leas, Hounded by lands of Willis Benson's Estrto, Lawrence I.cnhardt, Richard li. Jacobs, and I Vardy McIIm's Estate. Brushy Creek Tract, Four utiles from Greenville, containing On* Hundred Acre*, more or les?. Hounded by lands of Richard II. Jacobs and V. Mclloc's Estato. TERMS OF SALE.?Ten per cent, of the purchase money will bo required to be paid in onsh, the balance to be paid on tho first day of June next. Purchasers ta give bond witb Bpprorod sureties, and a inortgrgo of the premises. R. II. JACOBS, Adm'r, witb tbo Will annexed. Oct 3 19 6 REDUCTION IN RATES BY TIIE GREATSOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE VIA CHARLESTON, S. C. ON and aftor 0CT0I1KU 1st, 1807, tho rates on FREIGHT, from Now York, Philadelphia and Ilaltimoro, to Columbia, 8. C., will be as follows, vis: 1st Class, per 100 lbs 31 20 2d Class, per 100 lbs $1 10 3d Class, per 100 lbs $1 00 4th Class, per 100 lbs 85 5th Class, per 100 lbs 70 Rntce always guaranteed less than tbo published rates of any other lino. Changes will be promptly made to moot any reduction by competiting linos. TER 100 LBS., FIRST-CLASS $1.20. Glassware Roots and Shoes Stoves Hollow Ware, looso Dry Goods Korosono Oil. Drugs PER 100 LBS., SECOND-CLASS, $1.10. Hardware I Furniture Saddlery I Knocked down and Liqnors, in wood I well boxed Hollow Stationery | Ware, packed. PER 100 LBS., THIRD-CLASS, $1.00. Tobacco, inonufaotnr- Dried Fruits od, iu Boxes or Keg* Dried Hides Blinds Lnrd Doors, Sashes, Ac. Bolting, Leather or Butter Rubber Canned Moats Ale Fruits Jloer is:.>. ;? i... ... bit. In....... :. t " s," ?"? l? ?' <-""1 ituvu. Cot'on Yarn | l'ER 100 LBS., F0URT1I-CLA8S, 85o. Bits* Mnrblo Slabs Bagging Oils, in hints, or bbls. Black Tin (except Kerosene.) Cheeso Potatoes White Lead, in keg* Shot Hams Soap Sugar, in hhds. or bbls. Wrapping Paper ' Hoop Iron ltioo, in bbls. or corks Whiskey, in wood Uopo Spirits Turpentine Nails, in kegs Lead Pipe, liar and Crockery, in crnto* or sheet bbd?. Leather PER 100 LBS., FIFTH-CLASS, 70o. Ilneon Ifirnin Beef, salted or pickled Flour, in bhlr. or sock* in bbls. Grindstones Cement % Molasses,'owners risk Liino of leaking. Fish, pickled and dry, salted in bbls BENTLY P. 1IASELT,. General Agent, 40 and 42 Broadway, Now York. * Nnw York, Oct. 1, 1867. Approved s If. T. PEAKE, Oon'l Sup'nt S. C. It. R. Oct 10 21 3 4 Tho Stato of South Carolina, GREENVILLE DISTRICT. rX THE COURT OF ORDINARY. RICHARD E. SLOAN, Administrates, Ap? plicnnt, against Thomas 8. Sloan, Juno Johnson, Durham Johnson, and the heir* of George A. Sloan, deceased, Henry R. Sloan, deceased, and Edward T. Sloan, doooascd, whow names are unknown. Defendant*.? Citotion for Final Settlement. IT appearing that Thomaa 8. Sloan, Jane Johnson, Durham Johnson, and tho heirs of George A. Sloan, deecaaad, Henry R. Sloan, deeensed, and Edward T. Sloan, deceased, reside hfjrond the limits of this State : It in OrtUroH, That they do appear at a Court of 0r> diaary, to be hidden at Greenville Court House, on Tknendng, tkm 9tk ifu| of January nejrt, at It o'clock, A. M., to show cause, if any they can,-why a Final Settlement of the Estate of MARY SLOAN, deceased, should not be made on that day ; and on failure of parties to appear In person or by attorney, their consents will be taken as eonmesod. Given under my band, at Greenrillo Court House, this 9th day of October. A. D. 18157. 8. J. DOOTHIT, 0. G. D. Oct 9 20 Km Job Work DONE AT THIS OFFICE. ? BEB T IB THOMAS ST8BN HAVING recently returned from Ve? York. l>hiUdel|>h)a. Baltimore, Rion mond and Charleston, nod having earefally examined eaeh market, Hm reoeiv'ed, and u now receiving, and now offera lor tale, a fine and well releeted atock of general met chand ire, which he pledgee himself to eell m low ee any one now offering gooda In thia market. lie pror*aee to aell entirely for red, which will enahlo hiiu to aell at ehoi t prolita, and very low pricee. The public generally will do well to give him a call. 1 he following are i >me of the many article* he Ita* In atore: Family Groceries*Department. RIO and JAVA Coffea of the best duality. T. STEEN. PORTO RICO Sugar*, for sal* by T. BTKEN. REPINED A B end C Sugnrs. for sale by T. STKKN. MUSCAVADO MolneerB, for sale hv T. STEEN. SUGAR HOUSE Syiup (Goblm ) Forsnle by T. STKEN. GOSIIKN and FACTORY Chr0<e, for sale by T. STEEN. GREEN Tonne Hyson Tea Ounpowder, Black Oolong, English Breakfast. For sale by T. STEEN. STARCH, Soap, Concentrated Ley. for *ala by T. STERN. JELLIES. Oinger Preserves, Canned Pearlies Strawberry and Pi ae Apples For sale by T. STEEN. CANNED Fish. Salmon, Lobsters Oysters, Pick ha, Mustard and Catsup. For sale by T. STEEN. COCOA, Broma aud Chocolate. For sale by * T. STEEN. CANDIES. Faney and Stick, Kiaaea and Conversation Hearts. For sale by T. STEEN. FLAVORING Rxtraels, Rose and Vanilla Pine Apple and Lemon. For sale by T. STKEN. FANCY 0> ack. ra and Butter Biscuit. Foi aaUby T. STEEN. PICKLED Mackerel and Salmon. For sab by T. STKEN. CANDLF2*, Adamantine and ParraHna. Fvi sale by T. STKKN. RICE and Maeearoui, for sale by T. STEEN. Dry Goods Department. CA LICOES, a great variety of different man Hinciurns rur wiic uy i. SlbEfl. BLEACH Kl) I.ongCloth'e, Sheeting*. Plllo* Om? cotton, for milt by T. hTKEN TABLE LINES, Ticking, Huckaback Tow clling, Cr*Hli, for sale by T. 8TEKN. LINEN, (Irish.) Linen Shirt Bosoms, am Linen ana Paper Collars. For sale l?y | T STKES. WORSTED riaid?, Merinos, DeLdnee. fo sale hy T. STEEN. OI'KRA Flannel*, a variety of co ors Zephy Worsted, Braids, Ao. For sale by T. 8TEEN. ALPACCAS, M hair and lulinn C'oths.For sale l.y T. STKEN. CH ALLIES, Gingham*, Cambric*. for snl by T. STEEN. BLACK CLOTH, Cnseim. res, Jeans, Unio Cloths, Doeskins, Ac. For sale hy T. STEEN. BLANKETS lie ivy English Blanket ' Blue Blnnke'a, and Lap Itohes. F<?r en! hy T. STEEN. 8HAWL8, Ghennile, PUhl* and ColoreShawls and Cloaks For sale hy | T 3TEF.N. | NUBIAS and Hoods, at verv low r>rie..? _ I'or sal-by ' * T. 8TREN. llat Department. ' Jl * ? - . ?=; FUR and Wool lint*. from finest Fur t Co llie Wo..l Hats. For sale by T. STEEN. LNl)IES Felt and Velvet lists. For *nl ny l.STEEN. BOYS Bound Crown lists, for sale l?y T. STERN. 8ILK Ofexe I Traveling Cape, for sale by T. ST KEN. VELVET Cape and Cloth Cap*, for Mle Ij T. STKKN. Shoe and Boot Department. BO VS. Misers and Ladies' Coarse end Fin Shoes. Bootees, Gaiters, Tliiok soled Boot Balmoral* and other slvlea For rale by T. STEEN. MENS Brogsua and Farm-Fa Shoe*, Gent Fine Calf Sewed Boot*, for sale by| T. STKKN. ! MENS Coarse Boole, and Gent* Binmareki for sale by T. STEEN. Glove and Fancy Good* Depart ment. K ID (i I.OVks for Ladira. HUek iTi.d' Wblu Colored Kid Gauiillett'a for Ladies. Fo sale by T. STERN, CALF Glove* for Genu, for aaU by T. 8TF.F.N. CASSIMKKE Glover. far Mil# l>y. T 8TEEN. MISSES Glove* Woolen and Knit Oloves far rale l.y T. 8TKKN. w OUSTED *inI Star Drera Draiils for miU by T. 8TKKN. COTTON and Woolen Socks mid Stockings Mian Hoc#, for rale by T. STKEN. HANDKERCHIEFS and CravaU. for sal? by T. STKEN. RIBBONS, Buttons, die , lor rale by T STERN. COMBS and Brushes, for sals by - T. STEKN. PK 9 3!, miS. HARRISON (SUCCESSORS TO THE LAI WILL CONTINUE THt AT THB 0L1 ' Gt R. EBNVi: ferais?? gi^^aa D R U ? S, IflEDl PAINTS, ? FANCY ANI AT 3REJDTJOE X3r PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS I AND MEDICINES SUPPLIED TO PRACTI1 DRS. HARRISON , J RESPECTFULLY ofTor their PIIOI citixons of Oroenvillo ami vicinity, Ol QEL A August 20 faTZTwISr1 STOCK "op LI in nas i m mm , vlf ffoke &' NichoVs old stand, one door south of New Court House, by JOHN D. ASHMORE, Sen. I IIAVE just returned from the Northern cities, where I hare purchased ahd am ee now receiving a large assortment of Dry rc Goods, Notions, Groceries, Ilardwaro, Crockery and Glass ware, lists Hoots and Shoes, Q Ready made Clothing, Saddles, Bridles Ac ; Straw Goods, Family medicines, such as Oils, > Anodynes, Salts Ac., do. Amongst which nrc are about 400 Boys and mens Hats and Caps ; 700 pairs of Boots and 8boes ; about 100 suits of Ready made Cloths ; Brown Shirting and r Sheeting ; Bleached do ; Brown and Bleached ? urum, i ii'kh, oinpew, v-ncca*, I'onnni, Jeancs ; White and Colored Paper Cambrics and Silor sinn, (limed do; I.ioscys ; Calico's and l*rint? in groat variety, Ginghams; Do Luines, Mo- J hair*, Bismarks, Mosambiqucs, Botubesincs, J r French Morinocs, Ualmorul Skirts nhd Hoops, ' French Corsets, Spool Cotton, a full assort- , inont of Ribbona, Ladies and Misses Straw (l Hats, "Felt and Velvet Do; White Goods, * Wootlenr, - Plaids, Linseys, Bod Blankots, . > Brcnkfnst Shawls, Sontiigs, Traveling Caps, " oporn do ; Red, White and Opera Flannels.? c Murine Shawls, besides a very handsome and : extensive lino of Satinots, Cnsimeres, French * do, Broad Cloths, Tbreeds, Doeskins, Black and Colored Joans, Ac., Ac., including innu? 0 merublo articles two tedious to uiontion. IN THE NOTION LINE. _ I have a thontaud and one Articles. 5 IN THE GROCERY LINE. I have Salt; Porto ltico Sugars, good, at 17 cents?Yellow C granulated and refilled nt 21 cents, a number 1 article ; White A at 23 r cents, Crushed l?*f at 26 cents, Ac., Ac. Rio J CotTeo 30 nnd 33 conts ; Laguyra 35 and 37J I cents. Currants, Citron, Rnisons, Nutmegs, r Cloves, Macc, Cinainon, I.cmons, Spice, Pep* per, Ginger, Starch, Soda, Saleratus, Copperas, Brimestono, Sulphur, Bine Stone, (200tb?,) Indigo, Madder, Soda Crackers, a large lot of Family Cheese daily expected, Muccaroni, Ac , ~ Ac., Ac., I tnko In Butter, Rggs, Poultry nnd all kinds of produce nt full market prices in Exchange for Goods und will continue to do so. *' I hnvo made arrangements to hoy Cotton by n the Bale at tho highest Cash prices, so soon as ( the market opens. Onco more I ask, comr, look, price, examine _U ?and Judgo for yourselves for / know that I 1 havo Goods my follow countrymen need, c must hnvo Bnd nholl hire f om wis at very low 1 profits, and tbut too without any advantage i taken of them. I d tr O'liino f ?r sale l?y tho Sick, at cost J I have about 75 to 100 ncconnt* and duo 1 bills, against persons who promised to pay " to morrow," "next week," or in "ten" or 1 " thirty days," at farthest, and who, since they ( havo got n little credit, slip by my store, take the other sido of the street, or walk round to avoid sight of mo, nud spend their money at ' other men's houses. True, tho amounts aro . o small, but when all put together arc a good deal to mo. I intend to sue every one of tlioin, . lf?they are not pai.l very shortly. I want no man's pntronage who treats ino in that stylo e I nui a fair man myself, and I want nono hut < fair men to deal with. I JOHN D. ASHMORE. JOIIN. 1). ASH MORE, Sen. i At lloke's old stand. Oct 3 19 tf _ The S'ate of South Carolina. V GREENVILLE DISTRICT. Sheriff's Salos. BY virtue of a Decretal Order from the Court j of Ordinary, for Grocliville District, I , r will expose for sale, at public outcry, to the t highest bidder, on the fimt A/nnditif ,n A'otnw* bernext, tho following TRACTS OF LAND, ' via: I All that piece, parcel and Tract of Land, _ I situated in GrecnvLle District, on waters of . I Brushy Creek, bounded hv land* of Wil.-v Kemp, Hubert Vaughn, Richard Rom anil ( other*, and containing Kiyhiy-lhrcc Arret, more or leu*. Sold ns tho property of JOHN L. HUDSON, deceased, for partition among the '' heirs. All that piece, parcel and Tract of Land, t situated in Greenville District, on waters of | ' Gilders Creek, bounded by lands of William > Drauilutt, Pinkney Vaughn and others, and f containing Ttirtg fire Arret, more or less.? Sold as tho property of THOMAS ATKIN' SON, deceased, for partition among the heirs. r TKKMS OF BALK.?A credit of 12 months for all, except so much as will pay tho costs, *_ which will he required in Cosh. Purchasers to give Bond with good security snd a mortgage of the promises, if deemed necessary to " the Ordinary, to secure the payment of the purchase money. Purchasers to pay for Titles. J W. T. SHUMATK. 8. 0. D. J Sheriff's Office, OoL 12th, 1867. o Oct 16 21 t] CHEE8E AND CBACKE&3. P BKKAD, at 11, 8ft snd 10 eenta a Goaf. J) Sugar. Ginger, Pound and Fruit Cakes. Husk; Pies. The above always Irish. 1 and 2 lb Cans Oysters, at 35 and 50 cts. > Condensed Milk, from which good swoot m lk ean be made. Convoniout and chenp. Stareh j Nutmegs; Iirasil, Peean and Hard Nuts; Citndios j Pipes t Smoking Tobacco; '' Apples) Chinquapins, Ac. Give tnc a mil. m C. M. McJUX KIN, *i Confectionery, Maia Street, ny 1'. 0. O i Sept 25 18 II' & 1IARSB1U, rs ML M. B. E ARLB,) | i DRUG BUSINESS, 0 STAND, L.LE1, IS. O. (DS5T BIMD, mmcm it.V]?NX2ira c i ihk m 1 L N > TOILET ARTICLES. D JPJR.ICE3S. SAREFULLY COMPOUNDED,-#* riO"N ER8 OH LIBERAL TERXt & MARSHALL, mgg^L SESSIONAL SERVICED to tho VtlGB at th* Dr?g*tor?t It tf SI 1 jIFE INSURANCE! THE ARLIN6T0N MUTUAL lIISmiCE COHFAIY. ?a* ^^mcsjassaAiicorporatcd, JnNitary 186T. f 19 per cent, of Profit* paid to Policy Holder*. *W~Ri?k. taken on tho iuo*t favorable terms. E. EDWARDS, President, WM. B. ISAACS, Vice President, Richmond, Ya. D.J, UiiT> coo a, Secretary, Hicbtnodd, Va. This Ifl eminently ike Southern Li/* fn~ ranee Company, and iu unprecedented tqc* * in Virginia is tho best guarantee for it* gponoiblHtjr.-tSa It. II. DAVIg, oncral Agent for State of South Caroline. JULIUS C. SMITH, Agent, Greenville, 8. C. Oct 2 19 > MIllS ROUSE. Jorner of Meeting and Queen Streets. CHARLESTON, S. C. THtS well known FIRST HrftEla CLASS HOTEL ha. je.t "'"(Srff' been thoroughly repaired, retied and ro-fbrnisboj, and ia now ready fof he accommodation of the IrafclHhg public, rboae patronage ia respectfully solicited. Merchant* visiting tho city, are respectfully avited. Every accommodation will be offerd them. Coaohea always In rcadineaa to eonvey pen. angers to and from the Hotel. The Proprietor proraiaea to do all ia hla peer, r tor the comfort of hi* gucata. JOSEPH PURCELL, Proprietor. Feb 21 ? d.b. TO Till PUBLIC. The Pavilion Hotel, CHARLESTON, S. C., SO LONG and aldy eonA/XBM^Mtrd by the late H. L. mJTTgEFIEU). will atlll ^1" rnQaar^ be kept open Tor the neeomnotation of the traveling public. And Ita ormcr friends and patrons will find the isual accommodations and attentions be (towed on them as formerly, and the public Favors, already so well established as TilB HOTEL of the TRAVELING MERCHANTS of the South, will, by earnest efforts, be Faithfully preserved. Oct 25 2ft no. Fair Notico. THE Notes and Books of Dr. M. B, Earie, deceased, nro in otir hands. The Notee must be renew ed and tho Accounts closed by note with good personal security in every instance, or they will l>e sued upon indie* sriniinately. I'nrties ueed not expect further notice. Creditois are notified to present their slaims to us properly attested, ?s the estate Mr>11 1)0 cloecd at the curliest possible day. We offer for Rent the excellent Store* House lately occupied by Mc&nnncll A joodK-tt. REEI) A DxRl.E. Attorney for the Executor*. Old Court J/outf, 10th of Aurput, 1807. Aug 15 12 tf Notico. PARTIES having demnnds against the Estate of Mrs. ELIZA W. E \RLE, debased, are hereby notified that those claims ~ i 1.. I h _:.i. .L- ? iiiiv at iro'ij iriv Willi Hie IlllC IT. M. It. Karlo, must be filed with ns, properly altostcd. * REED & KAKLE, Attorney for tbe Executor*. Old Court Jfou*e,ilOtk of Auyust, 1887. Aug 15 IS Xt Notice. Application win be made at the next session of the legislature to close that old part of tbe Hutherforilton Road, beginning near Bearordam Bridge, and ending is the lireotion of Oowansvilio, where tho old and now roads reunite. Sept. 1 18 3m S ate of South Carolina. OREKNVILLR DISTRICT. In Equity. URaii A. Ei-rOan, Executrix, n. M. L. OooDLrrr et nl. IN pursuance of the Decretal Older In the above stated case, the Creditors of lie late Col. CHARLK8 J. ELFORD are lerehy required to eslabiieh. by piopsr >roof, their claims against the Estate, heore me, within nine month? Irom this date, ir be barred. J. P. MOORE, ft E. O. D. Commissioner's Office, July 16, 1887. -July 18 8 Pm WALHALLA HOTEL i/HllA TRlVKMtR.* and others visiting Wailialla, will find HffmRMKr. iKi. ?11 ^i.i.? l-j w.? wiawnuni OVUSI pen tor their accommodation, lUviDr, ia he pant. MS Ilia guests k*f? Uatitied, glTfB itietnotjon, the Proprietor Is confident of taming thone who tony coll. Trains now an daily to and from the place. Rates of hoarding reasonable, Come and sea. D. BIBMANN. Proprietor. July 11 7 ?n? Jtufi! Ba?f !! Wo will take BAGS nt the Eoterpiiee dice, in payment for nil script.ion, adverei.ts and job w . k. dilmitd nt ibis oll.cn nt the atore of M< mii GltAl'Y, FKK* I'SON A MI I.I Kit. Oolobsi Id, lSti7.