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Died OF Joy.

Fall River, Massachusetts,, News:
Last week q Mrs. Clinton, an irish
woman, about fifty years OF age, ar
rived in this city from England, In
tending to pass her remaining years
with her daughter, married woman,
living at Globe Village. She bad an
other daughter living in q neigh0oring
state, and the two had made up purse
to pay their mothers passage TO TINS
country. Mrs. Clinton arrived mere
the first Of the week and went directly
to her daughters house. A few days
after her arrival the second daughter
came to visit her, bringing two grand
children, whom the old lady had never
seen. Going to the door TO meet them,
the grandmother lifted the children
from the carriage, and when the
daughter alighted embraced her with,
"Oh dear, / have so longed 10 see you
for the last time, and it Is the last
time,n saying which she sank into q
chair and expired before any aid could
be given her.
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A THRILLING STORY.
lhe Terrors of "Firo IN tne uush,"


FROM the San Bernardiuo Semi. rropi
io; Last week j W, Wilson, better
known rs Quartz Wilson, was prospects
ina on the headwateH of the White
Water, some sixty miles from here, for
grass for stock feed, lie discovered a
narrow valley, through which ran n
small stream The valley was only puc,
tcahle Of entrance by one path, that 10y
which he entered, As he rode along he
was delighted with the abundance Of
rich, nutritious grass, which stood three
feet high, and meditatel driving herd
of stock there soon, when he was rudely
called buck to think of the present 10y a
start aud u snort from his "buwo' or
donkey Looking back, he discovered,
10 his horror, that some person had set
the grass on fire, and that the flames
were pursuing him with fearful rapidity,
Hastily squirting 10 the stream he dis
mounted, stripped the saddle from the
donkey and turned il loose, As for
himself, he sprang into the creek,
searched out the deepest place he could
find in the few seconds that elapsed be.
fore the fire was upon him. and lay down,
Unfortunately the water was but q few
inches in depth, not nearly enough to
cover him, but /; was the only chance,
and 50 he lay, hoping to escape, but
fearing the worst In much less time
than ii takes to narrote this the fire
was upon him, First large flakes
fell thick and fast around him.
compelling lively rolling in the water
to keep both sides wet, But when the
fire was roaring and raging above and
around him came the fearful ordeal,
From side to side he turned, striving to
allay the terrible sufferings inflicted by
the intense heat, but with only partial
success The fire scorched OIL all his
hair and beard and reduced one ear to
cinder. Burns and bllsters all over
his body attested the tremendous heat
to which he was subjected, but finally,
after what seemed ages of torment, but
was really only few brief moments,
the fire died away from lack OF material
to feed upon, Our scorched burned
and tortured prospector emerged from
the stream. The first object upon which
his eyes rested was the body of his don>
key further on the body of three deer
also burned to a crisp. As he struggled
on other charred remains met his eyes.
Now n new danger met him. His eyes
received such scorching that they were
rapidly swelling shut, He struggled
on, and finally reached the ranch of
Mr.. Maxwell, at the head of the Santa
Anna, more by courage than by sight,
where he now lies. He is recovering
from his injuries, but it will be long be-
fore he is restored to his usual health,
or before he will be able to be about his
work, and much longer before he will
forget that day OF peril from the fire
fend while in the Businesses of grand
old Graybacll.
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Pen Picture OF Returning Roa ~
Wells.

Returning Board Wells has au
abiding faith In the continued suprem.
aoy OF the republican party, Nothing
in the nature Of disgrace on reverse
seems to worry him n the lenst His
loyalty Is Vt the kind that burns bright
est in defeat and thriyes best on dis.
honor aud just IA long ms be- can keep
out Of the peuitenuay, Le will iced aud
grow tht upon his melancholy halluci,
nation
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FI.lIIIIl.

FLOUR-Fair demand, which Is met freely
al tho following quotations Crescent, M
sacks, u W, San Jaointo W 20, Empire 50 6O,
AAA - 70; Eugle ~ 10; Magnolia, Ia sacks,
h lhsn " 10, ToddH xxx, A 10; Stnte
Central NNNS, e. 5Oi Choice Family si2
Star Mills Xxx, 81 90.
BRAN-From 10 TO Doc,
CORN MEAI.-Ule
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LIVERPOOL. october 3l.-Noon.-Cotton 1,
"A

duh and easier,
wEDN sDAY. TUESDAY,
MIddlinp IJplands 7.Ifd 61ad
Mlddlng Orleans. ga O14u
Sales 5000 bales; speculations and exports
900 bales; receipts $500 bales; American 1850
bales. Futures opened l-S2i cheaper but
nave since become steadIer. Upands, low
middling clause, October delivery,B ll-32@
q 5-l6I. Uplands low middiing clause No
yenber q 5-l6d; october anu November
4 g-S2I; November and December 6A96 3-32d;
December and January 614g6 1924; Janu-
airy and February GAd; February anu March
6Ad.
d. m.-Uplands, low middling clause,
November delivery 0-}2d; new cropshipped
december anu January ~ sali O 1921.
5p. m.-Sales include $500 bales American
Futures closed weak. Uplands low mid
ding clause November delivery sgd; Janu-
AIRY and Feorurry delivery 1870; new crop
shipped October and November by sail
q 7-3ld; November aud December 7-32d.
NEW ORLEANS, october l.-Night-Cotton
active ana firm. Sales $500 bales
Receipts-net 1881 bales; gross 1855 bales.
Exports to Liverpool 2,272 bales; havre 2,2t
bales; Vera Cruz 5S3 bales; New York 1,l5t
uales. stock B,78 bales.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, October 3l.--GoId 81 0l%@
81 0215. EXchange->New York sight "a and a
discount New Orleans signt u discount
ana par.
NEW YORK, October 3l.--Stocls feverish,
Money per cent. Gold u O2}s. Exchange
long "a 81; short 81 S5R. Stale bonds quiet,
Government bonds Hrner.
I1nIi nnpuaI y ii,lby
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LlME-rho best quality In barrels IL worth
2Si In bulk, 81 0Oi ordinary Dallas, zoe. POI
bushel.
CEMENr-Rosendle- IL worth 81 U barrel
Louisville, best, little kept, 800 W barreli
Dallas, ~ So.
PLA5rEK ls worth So 80 % barrel,
The supply;of the above mentioned Rrtl-
les IL ample demand fair; market arm,
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market N somewhat string
ehl lol outside business bat therr In Hlnplt
clAl purposes,
GOLD buylng, large pieces Oli small I o.
Selllngl large " smAll no.,
hlLNEh- Nominal,
There Is but llttle gold or silver Ia market,
ENtHANdE-CO Commercial, = per cent,
disco unit; bank, par.
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NEW FORK, October 3l.-Money per cent
sterling steady. God firm AT VI O14, Gov
ernmenC bonds steady. state bonds quiet
NEW ORLEANS, October Sl.-Gold VI 02}s@
| O91s. sight "A discount. Sterling BANK
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, October 3l.-Flour is dull;
superfine IS q: Xxx s. so; xxx S. loot IS:
higher grades 81 1901 ~. Corn, white, is
scarce and firmer at ole; yellow dull ut 5Sc.
Oats quiet and weak at 35g3Ic. Coffee quiet,
cargoes ordinary TO prime 10 l92Oc. sugar
seaTce and Arm; prime centrifugal Sac; yell
low clarified &c. .dOlasses active and shade
higher; prime to chUics SIC. Rice, demand
fair, market firm; ordinary TO choice 5@61c.
NEW YORK, October 3l.-Flour is dull;
superfine western aud state 81 SOFAS 90,
closing dull; southern flour heavy, common
TO lair extra IS 75G6 D; good to choice extra
81 J0as -. Wheat opened shade stronger
and closed heavy, lc lower. Corn opened 20
better and closet scarcely strong. Coffee, rio
quiet.
BALTINoRE, October 8l.-Flour il quiet;
western supeihns 90 T5@i 80; City mills rio
brands 81 O1g7 S other grades unchanged.
southern wheat steady; western dull aud
lower; southern red good to prime 81 5Og
A.: amter 81 sal -; western steamer 81 y.
CORN qtiiet and heavy; western dull and low
er: southern white eOgGlc; yellow Gle.
sr. InuIs, October 81 -Fl1ur weak for
Loo granes: extra fall 81 7jaj ~; Xxx S. 25g
sstXXX Is Gjgj So Wheat, No. red fail
a asiZ. Torn aud oats steady. Rye quiet at
stiZr eash. harley In good demand, easter.
W1,isry gtiiet at 81 OS. Pork quiet, Jobbing
siS 75ait' Lard nominal SIC. Bulk meats
nuiet. shoulders 81, clear ribs I54c, clear
SIDES packed, unit. Bacon quelt' uhenanEen'
Hogs-Easlsr. ,, =,
fn Sheep nuJ Good grades scarce and wanted.
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Jack Stillwell, a famous frontier
scout, was recently killed by body oil
armed men, In the vicinity OF Judge
Deans ranch, about sixty miles west
OF Cambridge.
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MinEs AND rELTRIEs.

HlDES-Dry tlint, IL n. an upward, 100;
dry flint, rs lbs ana upward, damaged, lOo,;
dry hint, kips ana calf, He; dry SAT-, 70 Ms
and upward, llc.; green butchels', bsc.
SLEEP PELrS-Each OWING 10 wool, 200
28c.i white wool. long, 2lcj white wool, fall
clip, l9G2Cc, black wool, lSc.
BuFFALO-Bull's io,; cows, &c,
TALLOW-ln barrels, $40.
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OCCULIST.
DIR. M. JOSEPnTHALL.

Formerly OF waco and 0cculist OF state
FFET Blind Asylum, Austin.
Has DC rrnanently located at sherman,
where ha Is preparedto treat AL diseases q the
ave, tVcaD-shs
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TuluuI y''''...'''''''' '''''''''''''
NEW YORK, October Sl.--Uotton quiet.

NEW lUHhl OVIUUVI OT'--NVVVUn VUEUV'
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
Uplands ..........." III 3-l6c ii 3-l6o
Orleans .........,... ii 5.i6c ii o-l6c
Sales SIi bales, Futures quiet and steady.
Noyelnuer 10 99Gll Ulr D, cember 10 $50
lie; January IL O2Gll use; February IL lag
ii i7c; March ii 2ygll Sic
Nlght--Cotton quiet. Uplands II 3-lbc;
Orleans Ii 5-l6c sales 1853 bales. Net re-
celpts bales; gross 1889 Dales.
Consolidate net receipts 0,256 bales. Elk
norris TO Great Britain 5,iS5 bales; France
s,l7i bales; continent 2S5o bales; channel 25l5
bales.
Lr,,uraa olOepd
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Hides and wool.

GALVESTON. Octobar s1y-Hides dull and
priees are declining. DRY selected l51iei hght
ssited iIiSe; stack saited y e; kips lyc; wei
sailed as they run SIC; selected VIC Duteh-
Wool Eeak. quotations barely nominal,
neiinm 10 fine free Of burs, six months
growth, 2ls2ic low grades medium TO coarse
Sale.
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, October l.-Cotton-receip ts
4iOI bales. EX ports coastwise go bales. sales
SIS bales. Stock 56,53l bales. NJ arket quiet.
TUASDAY. MknNEaDAY,
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DR.. WHITTIER, :.
eI7 ST. Charles etreet, st. Louis, Mo.

DIR. w HIT I E r,
CIT St. Charles street,
Treats all forms Of Vencral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No atterwho failed,
cali or write; pamphlet or consultation free:
Can refer to the medical profession in AZ
n,rfs NJ the Country.
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that on the eth Of
September, 1871, the real estate hrIn OF j. 4.
sent John p. MuTph y retiring, and the bu-
siness continuing I'm the name ofW. y. Gum.
Minis and j. II. Davis.
Either partner IL allowed to Sc the name
ofthe firir in liqudation OF all debts due to
''-'' JOHNP. MURPHY,
W. r. CUMMINS.
The undersigned desires to return his sin
eere than ks TO the patrons Of the late arm
OF y. p. " urphy a Co., and recommends the
new frnt OF Cummins & Davis to their Ia
vorable consideration. ,,.,,,,,.
octlldl m n. MUhfnl.
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Medical College
OF ALABAMA.
"a n MOBIL a.

a Il M o b L a.
Tie winter course Of Lectures at this IN
stItutfon will commence on the l4th Of Mo-
ysmber next, and close Aplil !, ISIS.
The preliminary course VIII begin about
the middle OF October, at which time the d.
rectory rooms will be open.
The College has always Deen Wen patIon-
,zeJ nv TEXAS students, and reference II
male 10 It's many graduates, In various
Foy circular and further particulars. ap-
NV 70 w. II. ANDERSON, NJ. D.,
~ Dean Ofthe Faculty.
Mobile, Augist l, 1871. aus5dltv2m
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GRAIN Ann nnEADNTuFFs.

WHEAT-R Receipts more liberal, fully
equal 10 the demand; No, 2red "a loo, "a
choice 81 OO@l lOi medium v5gsl OOi lower
grades OO@9Oc.
OArS-2Oc,
RiE--None offered.
BARLEY FEED-2Ac.
4! CORN-leXas, IN shuclJ, 8, GlOc,
HAI--T 0OslO W per ton, liungarian and
Nj llut alO6aI0
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-13

H. r. iIcmphill has been appointed by
Governor Hampton Brigadier General of in :
fantry in the counties Of Abbeville, Anderson,
oconee, 20. General Homphill is well
known to tho members Of Orr's Regiment of
Rifles. having served during tho war in coins
pany d of that regiment; first, as q private
and afterwards OH the staff Of Col Miller, as
Sergeant Major. lilo was gallant soldier
and bears on his person the marks Of several
wounds received in battle. lilo is the editor
Of the Abbeville Medium. live paper, and IL
man Of letters "a well as soldier At
present he il OHIO Of the Representatives of
AbbeviIlo County in the Legislature. and is u
member Of tho committee appointed by tho
Legislature to examine into tho public dobt
Of the State.
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Happiness OF Misery, that is
the question!

DR.. W. j. lIoyt, of25 years successful practice,
guarantees speedy and permanent cure of ali
Chronic. Scrofulous, Private Syphilc,ic and
Fcmnic Diseases Spermat crrhcca, or self.abuse,
at his Medical Institute, Agan 4 Cheney Block,
opposite the City Hall Park, Syracuse, N. Y
Medicine sent TO all parts Of the U. s. and
Canada. Don't bc deceived by advertising
quncks who throng our large cities, bu, consult
DR.. lfeyt or Sent, Tor circular treating on his
specnl,i"s to his r. o. Box 276
LADIES. Ny great liquid French Remedy,
AMlE De FEMME. or Fcma'c Friend, is un-
fniling in the cure OF all painful and dangerous
diseases OF your sex. IL modcralcs all excess
and brings on the monthly period with regularity.
LII hll nervous and spinal affections, in the back
or limbs. hcavincss, fatigue on slight cxcrlion,
palpitaticn Of tho heart, lowncss of spirit. hys-
tories. sick headache. whites. and all painful
diseases occnsioned by disordcrcd system, II
effects cure when all other means fail. Price
50 per bottle, sent hy mail. Dr.. W. T.. noyt
Box 276, Syracuse, N. Y.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-13

GERMAN SYRUP."-Mo other medicine in
the world was ever given ssuoh q test of its
curative, qualities up Bosohee's' German Syrup
In three years two million four hundred
thousand small bottlos Of this medicine were
distributed FREQ Of charge by Druggists in
this country to those afflicted with Oonstmp:. :.
tio", Asthma, Groups ssyoro' Coughs, Pneu-
mona and other Diseases Of the throat and
Lungs, giving the American people undenia-
bic proof that German Syrup will euro them.
The result has bceq that Druggists in every
town and village in the United Suites are
recommending it to their Gu stomers. Go to
your Druggist and ask what they know about
it. Sample bottles 10 centsP Regular sizo
IS conts. Three doses will relieve any case:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-13

AsroNIsHINo SuccEss.-It ia, tho duty Of
oserv person who has used BoschgE's GERMAN
SYRUP to lot lite wonderful qualities be known
to their friends in curing consumption, severe
s.g ssougb,s,' Group Group. asthma, ,pnehmonis; and in
Gun use it without Immediate relief Three
doses will relieve any case, and wo consider
it the duty of all druggists to recommend it
to the ppor dying consumptive. at least to try
ono bottle. rs 10000 dozen bpttles were sold
last yoar. and no ono case wherc it failed was
reported Snch q medicine rs the GERMAN
SYRUP cannot be too widely known. Ask
your druggist about it. Sample bottles to try
sold Mt 10 conte. Regular sizo IS cents. For
sale 6y II; f. Norman and all druggists in
the United Stntes.
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A CEN TIRE SHOT
AT HARD TIMES,
Loso for Cash /!
--O:O-

We are receiving daily from
Now York, Baltimore, Charleston
and Manufactures the Largest
and Cheapest Stock Of Goods ever
offered to the citizons of Oconcc,
consisting Of
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND FAMILY MEDl.
ClNES.
We throw on the market to-
day
200 sacks Of Liverpool Salt at S. .25 per sack.
10000 pouhde best Wagon Iron at 8, 81 and
81 oentS per pound.
Largo lot Coffees from % to a6 cents per
pound.
Large lot Blue Stone at l24 cents por pound
Largo lot Indigo, Spanish Float, at $l.25 per
pound.
rs pieces Prints. best brands, at and cents
per yard 90,
8 bales of ] Shifting, at and cents per
yard.
Coats Spool Cotton, at rs cents per dozen.
Splendid assortment of Cnssmeres, very
cheap.
Inducements IN Ladles Dress Goods, Bleach
ing, Tickings, &c.. and many other articles too
tedious TO mention; nil Of Which we are selling
ut pnnic prices for cash. We bought them very
close and with unusual cnrc and will give our
patrons the advantage Of it.
We arc always ready TO pay tho highest
market price for cotton. aud We want to make
you bid before you sell All other produce
bought Mt the highest market price.
We are ngcnts for Shirlings. Yarns, Watt md
Avery Piows, and sell ut our store at fnctory
prices.
Come aud see us. We will guarantee YOU
goods rs low as nny retail store in South Caro-
,ina. We have taken the stringcncy Of the
hard times into consideration and are determined
not TO be undersod.
Many thanks for past favors.
Most respectfully,
y. n. NaHCEA11s2Hs e. GO.
Oct i, 1877 IG-ly
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,

Attention is invited to our large and elegant
stock Of Mems Furnishing Goods, consisting
Of Scarfs, Ties and Cravats, Ready y,madc
Clothing, Suspcndcrs, Umbrellas, Shirts,
Under Shirts, Half Hose. Collars, Cuffs, &c.
a full stock Of All.Wool and Salem Cassi-
mcrcs. Doeskins. Bioadcloths, Georgia aud
Kentucky Jeans.
A fnll assortment of Groceries, Crockcry
and Glassware. Hardware, Wooden and
Willow Ware, Stationery, Boo,s, Shoes and
Caters. Ladies' and Gents vcr"Shocs,
Trunks, Travelling Satchels, Clocks, Wall
Paper and Paper Shades
Always on hand full line of Talor's
Trimmings.
Agents for tho Wood Sewing Machine.
Red Rust Proof Oats for sale,
Goats Cotton, 4 Spools for .25 cents Cash.
We feel confident that wo can please any
WIN may cnll and examine our goods. Our
polite and attentive Clerks arc never too busy
to serve you and will spare no pains iii show
ing you goods Call aud SEQ US!
Respectfully,
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The State Of South Carolina
OCONEE COUNTY,.

By Richard Lc,ois, Esq, Judge Of Probate.
W HEREAs, II. \. Thompson has made suit to
W me TO grant him Letters Of administration
Of tlte Estate and Effects of Dorcas Abbot
meyer. dtceascd-
These ARE, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred und creditors of the
said Dorcas Abbctmcyer, dcccascd that they b.,
and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Walhalla, G., on Saturday. 29th
OF Deoembcr next. after publication hereof,
ut ii O'clock in the forenoon, to shcw cause,
it any they hnvc. why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand seal, this the 18th day
of December, Ammo Domni 1877.
RlC HARD LEWIS.
Judge Of Probate Of Oconec County.
Dec 10, 1877 4.2t
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NOTIONS AND HOSIERY.

A more beautiful line Of these goods have
nc,cr been brought to this market consisting
in part of Ladies' and Cents Kid. l.islc and
Buck Gloves and Gauntlcts. Hamburg and
Piqne Edgings aud Inscrtings, Silk and Linen
llundkerchicls, Ladies' Undcrvcsts. Ladies'
and Chillrcn's Brown. White and Striped
Hose, Ladies' SILK Ties. Fichnes and Bows,
all shades. Rnchings, Rufllcs. Collarct tcs,
Collars and Cuffs. Footing, Linen Sets, Doy
lies and many other new AMI beautiful
selections, too numerous to mcu,ioh
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WALHAllA PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

ApPLEs-Dried, per pound 4C02
-" --Green, per bushe 50C065
BUTTER-Per pound 81, 'i 'rt' l5(92O
BeEswAx-Pet pound 20
BEEF-Por pound l GAS
BAC6N-D Dry snlt shoulders 1OMl2
Z" c. II. Sides lO4ll
.i''' Smoked hams 10
CALICo-Per yard TMal
'CorFEE-Rio per pound 2O(oo25
-Laguyra, per pound 33(035
JAVA, per pound As
CANDLEs-Adamuntine per set lGa
" Sperm. per pound so
CHICKENS AND Fowls, per head l0@2O
CorToN-Per pound 0}(3lO
Yarn. per bunch 85GNI 90
CorpERAs--Per pound 8
Duoks-por head 1920
EGos, per dozen l2A
Flour. I, por sgoF, (os pounds,) s.5o@4.o6
FEATnERs--Gccsc. per pound 40
' Mixed per pound 80
GRAIN-Corn, now, per bushcl, 40CH5O
corn, old, per bushol, rs
-Rye, per busEcl 100
Outs, red, per bushcl IS
GsEsE-per head 35@l0
lliDEs-Dry. per pound 10
g Green, per pound 4(05
lSDIGo-Spanish Float. per pound $50
-Carolina. per pound 1.25
IRON, English refined. ncr pound 3!(G4
+" -Swecd, per pound 7(nY
band, per pound G(N7
Hoop per pound l2Cml}
Pntware, per pound S(Nl0
LARD, per pound 13U9l5
LIME. per barrel 2G0
LUMBER. per thousand feet lO0l
LEAD, per pound l24
Mo.AssEs, per gallon 4o@l.oj
MAnDER, per pound 3O(040
nails, per pound 4095
ONIONS. per bushcl rs
On. Kerosene, rcr gallon 30GGlO
PoTAToEs-Irish per bushcl IS
Sweet, per bushcl 50
RICE, per pound S00
SALT-LiverrnOl, per sack .25
/ SnlRrING, Wholesale 6
/ F" retail &
! I" wholesale S
I retail Gi
"A SnEETlNo, wholesale s
" retail 10
SHOT, per pnund l25
SPIRITS TURrENTiNE, pcr gallon 90
SOAR, per pound eGntO
SUoARs-Crushcd, per pound IL
a White, per pound 12l
Brown. per ponnd 10
Extra c. per pound IL
STARCH, white and blue per pound lOt1fl2l
SnpA. per pound 10
ionAccs, per pound 5otMl 95
per pound, smoking COAL SO
TALLow, per pound 8
TURKEYS, per head 5OM75
TEAs-Gnn Powder, per pound 100
Tyson, Green, per pound 75G0l 90
Young Tyson, Rlack. pcrlb IS
W DOL. washed per pound 25
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-13

II was officially announced in 81. Petersburg
on The 9th instant that the Russians loss betwc zen
November 10 and November II was 3, / 63 men,
The total loss since the commencement Of tho
war is "a 1853 men.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-13
fiA T S..

a full assortment OF Ladies', Cents and
Childrcn's Hats. Trimmed and Uotrimmed
Also, beautiful lot Of Hat Trimmings, con.
sisling of Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments, &c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-13
yVshgVGI GOODS.

In addition TO The large stock always to be
found in this department. may be mentioned tht
fresh arrival of Nainscoks. Jnconets, Organdics
Swiss and Jnconet, Striped and Cross Barred
Musns. Bobine,,. Illusions, Birds Eye ond
Cotton Diapers, Irish Linens. Table Damasks
Towels, Crash &C.