Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, March 13, 1879, Image 4
The Boattnan'u ikosson.
?The little boat wont gliding ou,
v And then tlio wiu-'i arose;
1 ll'o twilight laded OD the hill?,
_ AVo'dtiy bogarrHv, ?loso.
Tho boatman spoke, as much I feared
Amid tho flastdug foam,
"Ohl mn?lcr, givo it up to mo,
And I will row you homo.
So I 8Qt Still in helplessness,
Though numbed in every limb,
Now up, now down umong thc waves,
And gave it np to him.
And skilfully ho turned thc prow,
And plied tho bonding oar,
Until, just ss tho moon arose,
Ho brought mo safo to shore.
And overmoro that boatman's words,
Amid tho winds sovcro,
As up snd down tho world I w?lk,
Aro ringing in my car;
In sun, in rain, in dark, in light,
Where'or my footsteps roam,
"Ohl mastor, givo it up to mc,
And I will row you homo."
'Tis thus with bim who came to savo
Tho ruined BOOB of mon;
We oro to trust His power, os I
Believed tho boatman then.
And though tho winds smite tho waves,
And angry surges foam,
Tho loving Christ of Nazareth
Will guide His pcoplo home.
Confederate Story.
At a recent political gathering in Tuecum
bia, Ala., Qcn. Cullen A. Battle related
tho following story in tho course of his
spcooh:
During tho winter of 18G3-G1, it was
my fortune to bo president of ono of thc
courts-martial of the Army of Northern
Virginiu. Ono bleak December morning,
while tho snow covered the ground and thc
winds howled around our camp, I left my
bivouao Bro to attend tho session of thc
court. Winding along for miles, uncertain
paths, I at length arrived at tho court, at
Hound Oak Church.
Day by day it had boen our duty to try
tho gallant soldiors of that army, charged
with violations of military law; but never
had I, on any previous oocasion been greeted
by such anxious spectators as on that morn
ing awaited tho opcuiug of thc court.
(Jaso ofter caso was disposed of, and at
length tho caso of "Tho Confederate Stales
vs. Edward Cooper" was called-chargo do
??rtiou. A low murmur roso spontaneously
from tho battle-scarred spectators as n
young artilleryman roso from thc prisoner's
bench, nni in response to tho question
"Guilty or not guilty?" answered, "Not
.guilty."
Thc Judge Adv?calo was proceeding to
open prosecution, when tho court, observing
that tho prisoner was unattended by counsel,
interposed aud iuquirod of the accused,
"Who is your counsel?" Supposing that
it was his purpose to represent himself be
foro tho court, tho Judge Adv?calo was
instructed to proceed. Every charge and
specification against tho prisoner wos
sustained. The prisoner was then told to
introduce his witnesses. Ho replied: "I
have no witnesses." Astonished at the
oalmn08S with which ho seemed submitting
to what ho regarded ns inevitable fate, I
said to him: "Havo you no defence? Is it
possible that you abandoned your comrades
and deserted your colors without any rea
son?" Ho replied-"There is a reason but
it will avail mc nothing in a military court."
I said: "Perhaps you are mistakoo; you
aro charged with thc highest crime known
to military law, and it is your duty to make
known tho causes that influenced your ac
tions." For the iirst timo his manly form
trembled and his bluo eyes swam in tears.
Approaching tho president of tho court ho
presented a letter saying as ho did so:
"Thora Gonoral ia what dono it." 1 opened
tho lettor and in a moment my oyes filled
with fears. It was passed from ono to tho
othor of tho court until at last all had seen
it, and those stern warriors who hod passed
with Stonowall Jaokson through a hundred
battles wept like little children. Soon us I
sufficiently recovered my self possession, 1
read tho letter as tho defence of tho prison
cr. It was io these words:
"My door Edward: I havo always been
proud of you, and sineo your connection
with tho Confed?ralo army I have teen
proudor of you than ever boforo. I would
not have you do anything wrong for thc
world; but boforo God, Edward, unless you
oomo homo wo must die! Lost night I was
aroused by littlo Eddie crying. ? oallcd
and said: "What's tho matter Eddie?" and
ho said. "Oh, mamma, I'm so hungry."
And Lucy, Edward-your darling Lucy
she never complains, but sho is growing
thinner and thinner every day. And bu
foro Ood, Edward, unless you come home
wo must die. YOUR MAUY."
Turning lo tho prisoner I asked: "What
did you do when you rccoivod this?" Ho
roplied: "I made application for a furlough
end it was rejeotod; again I mado applica
lion and it wns rejected; a third timo I
mado application and it wns rejected, und
that night I wandered backward and for
ward thinking of my homo, with tho mild
eyes of Buoy looking up to mc, and thc
burning words of Mary sinking into roy
brain; I was no longer tho Confederate sol
dier, but tho father of Buoy and tho hus
band of Maty, and 1 would havo passed
thoso lines bad every gun in tho battery
fi rod at mo. I wont to my homo. Mary
ran to meet mc; her angol erins embraced
mo, sud whispered: "Oh Edward, I mn HO
happy? 1 am so glad you got your furlough?"
Sho must havo folt mo shudder, for she
tinned palo un death, and catching her
breath at ovory word sho said: ?Have you
como homo without your furlough? Oh,
Edward, Edward, go back! go raokl Lot me
and my children go down together to thc
gravo, but, oh, for heaven's Bake savo tho
honor of your name!' And boro I nm
gentlemen, not brought here by military
pov, er, hut in obedience to tho command of
Mary, to obido tho sentence of your court!"
Every offloor of that court-wortial folt
tho foreo of tho prisoner's words. Boforo
them stood, in a boatifio vision, tho eloquent
ploador fur a husband's and fathor's wrongs;
but they had boon trained by their leader,
. Robert E. Leo, to tread tho path of dut;-,
though tho lightning flash noorohed the
ground boncath their feet, and onob in hi?
taro pronounced tho vord.ot - guilty. For
lunately for humanity, fortunately for the
Confederacy, tho proceedings of tho comt
were reviewed by tl<c commanding (J euora],
and upou tho reoord was written:
HWAUQUAUTEUS A. N. V.
"Tho finding <?f thc court i.i approved.
The prisoner in pardoned and will report to
his company. ll. 13. LEK, den."
During tho second buttle of Cold Harbor,
when shot and shell wcro falling "like tor
rents from thu mountain cloud," my atten
tion was directed to tho fact that ono of our
lei t ter ?es was being ?il need by tho concen
trated lire of tho enemy. I hurried, and
when I reached thc battery ovory gun, with
ono exception, had bern dismantled, und by
it titood u folitnry Confederate soldier, with
blood streaming from his side. As he re
cognized mo ho elevated his voice and said:
"General, I have ono sholl loft. Tell me,
have I saved tho honor of Mary and Lucy?"
I raised my hat. Onco more o Confederate
shell went crashing through tho ranks of
tho enemy, and tho hero 6onk by his gun
to rise no more.
REASSESS si E:.f OF RAILROADS.-Under
thu act providing for tho Railroad Commis
sinner tho Comptrollor mado an assessment
on thc various railroads, in which oesesss
mcnt thc Air Linc Railroad wns not included.
Since thc assessment was made tho Supreme
Court of tho United States has rendered a
decision to tho effect that tho Air Line
Railroad is Hablo to taxation in thc State of
South Carolina; consequently thc Comp
trollor issued a few days ugo a circular to ull
thc Rai I roads iu tho State, calling for un
amended return. As soon as this return
caines in a new assessment will bo mude,
including luis road.
CHARLESTON, March 5 -John II Pen
dcrgrast has been convicted of libel before
Judge Mackey, at Kingstrce, and sentenced
to two years' hard labor in thc penitentiary,
or pay live hundred dollars fine and costs of |
suit. Thc libel consisted in thu publica
tion in the Western Rep?blicau of last
November of a letter charging tho malingers
of election at Kinnstrcc with stuffing thc
ballot box nod charging certain citizens
with voting moro th in once. Pondorgrast
was one of tho principio witnesses before
tho Teller Committee ut its recent session
in Charleston.
RONDOUT, N. Y., March 13 -There was
groat disorder ut thc town of KingStotiporl
to day. No ono but ling men was allowed
to vote, taxpayers being assaulted and
driven from the polls. The civil officers
being unable to leprcss thc disorder, thc
military was called upon. Great excite
ment prevails. Thc polls aro broken up
and tho board has gone away. Thc military
cannot arrive on the ground in timo to do
anything for to-day's election. Another
election will have to bc held.
Tho Republican party is the party of |
"universal equal tights." It took the neuro
under its charge and proposed to protect
him in all bis rights as a citizen, but at thc
sime time it robbed him of a!) his lund
earnings deposited in thc Freedmen's Bank
It bas been nt lust left to the Democratic
party to seo justice dono tho "poor Afri
can." Mr. Ellis, of Louisiana, bu? intro
duccd into the House a bill appropriating
two million dollars to pay depositors of the
Freedman's Rink, or their representative?,
thc Bums now duo them.
Thc whipping post, ns a punishment for
pelly offenses, is demanded by some of the
Texas pape?. Ono case is mentioned in
which a negro was indicted for stealing a
box of sardines, value, fifteen cents. It
cost thc county ono thousand dollars to send
him to tho penitentiary. Such costly pun
ishmcnts arc a little too much for tho Tex
ans and they think a liberal application of
tho lash would control these petty criminals.
Wc aggrcc with Texas papers,
Corbin, after banning around the United
States Senate for two yours in a vain attempt io
possess himself of another man's property,
announces his voluntary retirement from the
contest. This is very kind of Corbin since
his claim has been kicked out three or four
times. It is very hard for a Southern
carpetbagger lo return to honest work ofter
living off of the Government for a few year?,
A gentleman once asked a deaf and dumb
boy, "WIlut i.s truth?" He replied by
taking a piece of ohalk and drawing on thc
blackboard a straight line between two
points, Then ho asked him, "What isa
lie?" Thc boy rubbed out tho straight
linc and drew a crooked lino between thc
same points. Remember this.
A ROY'S REASONING.-A bright little
Shoreham hoy, who had been engaged in
combat with another boy was reproved by
his aunt, who told him ho ought always to
wait until thc other boy "pitched into" him.
"Well," exclaimed tho young bcligcrent,
"hut if I wuit for the other boy to begin
I'm afraid there won't bc any flight.**
--?*??-.-.
Forty-eight failures were reported in
New . erk during tho Inst month, tho tofu!
liabilities being 9012,069 and assets 8393,
060 This is a reduction of five in number
and 8500,000 in amount of liabilities com
pared with titc pieccding month. For the
corresponding month of tho year 1878
there were sixty-seven failures, and total
liabilities 84,300,000.
A recent act of tho L?gislature imposes
a Goo of not less than 8-00, and imprison
mont for not less than six months, on any
one convicted of carrying concealed wea
pons. If this law was carried into effect,
the Stnto Treasury would soon have money
OU?Ugh to pay off the debt, and ibero would
not bo ono murder then whero tbcro aro lon
now. Wo would Uko to seo it tried,
whether it is successful or not.
Tho statement that President Tilden is
riilliotcd willi partial paralysis should not bo
taken to mean that ho is suffering from u
puralytio stroke, or that ho is in uny immo
diuto danger. These symptoms havo existed
for many years, and though they havo not
grown worso, it was still thought best that
ho should undergo careful medical treat
ment.
Tho North Carolina Logislnturo has
passed n bill for the adjustment of tho State
debt. It provides for tho payment of forty
per cont, of tho principal of tho anti-war
debt, twenty-five per cent, on tho faoo
of the bonds issued since tho war, and
fifteon per OCrtt, of what aro known os tho
iiilcicst funding bonds.
Tho DOW OCOSUB low ia a vast improve
incut OU the old ouc. lt will bo taken in a
shorter time, tho iofonnntioti will bo fuller,
mid oxperts will bo employed to colloot tho
statistics of manufactures. ko- Tho super
visors will bo appointed by tho Presi*
dont. I 1870 tho census, in thi* Slate,
was taken generally by persons who barely
knew their alphabet.
TUB G UK KN woo j) AKD AU au STA RA In
novo-Cd. Tilman, who is now in Colum
bia for tho purpose of nlituining convict
labor for tho ibovo oumod roi?J, states that
tho prospects lor its early completion at*? aa
good us eau bc desired. All tho grading
on tho Georgia side of tho Savannah River
and about one-half of that on tho South
Carolina sido hos been completed.
- im ?. - -
"I F appose those bells ore ringing for
fire," sneeringly remarked a man when tho
church bell chimes wero calling together
tho worshippers.
..Yes," replied tho olergyman, "but tho
Gre is not of this world."
Georgia enjoys tho cnviablo distiuctinn
of being tho first Slato in tho Union to
th at a 4 per octit. loan at par. The bonds
uro five und ten dollars, with coupons
attached culling for interest ut four per
cent.
A United States Judge is having Virgin
Judges indicted'for refusing to permit no
grocB on tho jury. When will wc
have done with thc accursed fruits of Radi
cal venom!'
_-?. _ <
Gen Gary, learning that thc parsonage
on W ini's circuit, Edenfield County, was
unfurnished, promptly an I unsolicited or
d-red ?ii elegant cha ntier suit of wulnut
and donated it to the parsonage
The bill reducing the tax on tobacco will
help Virginia mid North Carolin!, which
Sutes bore more than their just burden of |
internal taxation.
Sec that each hour's* feelings, thought
and actions aro pure and true, then will
your lifo bc such.
An excellent cure for dyspepsia is to
give a hungry dog" a piece of meat, and
chase him until ho drops it.
Georgia exempts ?ill capital invested in
coll?n mannl'ietuie. in buildings, tim -
ehinery, or land, from taxation for tun years.
Governor Simpson offers a reward nf 8160
for tho artest of John Ii. M. Irby, charged
with killing W. C. Kilgore.
Advertising is the oil which tradesmen
put in their lamps. They who aro unwise
put no oil io.
If a man is honest and truthful, there
is no necessity for him to say muon about it.
A lumber dealer failed last week-could
not pay his board hills.
AN ORDINANCE.
To It.usK SUPPLIES ron TUB TOWN CF WAL
HALLA FOK THC YKAR 1879, AND ron OTIIKII
Pu ?I POSES.
lie il Ordained by thc intendant und War'
</e/i.? of the Town oj Walhalla in diuncil
assembled and by authority rf thc same, That
a tax to cover the period hom January 15th.
1870, 10 January 15th. 1880. fm the sums
nnd manner liorelnaO?i name I. shall bc
raised and paid Into H..- TM a-.- i 'he I
Town of Walhalla hy tb? first d
next:
?r.t:TioN 1. Oil cadi om hundred tia ?? .>f
assessed vnlue d' ?ll re il and persona! prop
erty, the sum of fifteen cents.
SEC. 2. Ten dollar* a day hy any itinerant
trader or nn<"\ 'i??i?r tillering for salo within
tho town . |? ?ods, wares nnd
merchandise hom ?so, to lie
paid each dav : nlv.% >.-..: mid every trader
or auctioneer so ulferlng fm- salo nny goods,
wares or merchandise ut auction or other
wisc, without having paid the above specified I
tax, tdiall ho lined in thc discretion of the
Council each day ho may so oiler: Provided, \
Tho provisions of this Ordinance shall not be
so construed as to apply to tho ordinary deal
ers in grain, fruit, potatoes, tobacco, poultry,
ironwnro, enrthenwnro or other produce.
SKC. 3 On each and every keeper of livery
or sales stable the sum of twenty fivo dollars
for tho year in advance. And no person or
persons shall biro or let out for pny in nny
manner any horse, wagon or oilier vehicle
without paying the following tux: Koch ono
horse nnd vehicle, $10; each two horso nnd
vchiclo, $15, this section not being designed
to nfl'ect draying.
SEC. 4. Denleis in liquors shall pny thc
following license, to wit: Knoll retail denier
in spirituous liquors $150; ouch dealer in
spirituous liquors, who sells by tho bottle
and in quantities of n quart mid upwards,
$75, (tho liquor not to bo drank on tho prem
ises when sohl by nny other than a retail dosi
er;) encl) dealer in Inrger beor mid other malt
liquors, not manufactured in tho County,'
oilier than tho licensed deniers nbovo men
tioned, shall pay a tax of $25; and the
license for nil deniers in spirituous or malt
liquors ?hall cover tho yonr ending on tho
first Monday in March, 1880 al tho ahovo
rates per year and must bo paid boforo tho
parties outer on tho said businoss.
SEC. 5. On all circuses mid othor shows, a
tax of from $5 to $50 per day, in tho discre
tion of tho Intendont, shall bo paid.
SEC. 0. On each und overy billiard tnble,
kept for profit, a tax of $25; bugaldie table
$10. und ton or nine pin nlloys $10 in advance
boforo license for tining tho snmo shall bo
granted; and nny person opening such estab
lishments, without first Obtaining ii license
for tho Pamo, shall bo lined for each day they
aro so kept opon a sum not exceeding $5.
SP.C 7. Thnt each nnd ovory person liablo
to road duty, undor ibo laws of tho Slate,
oilier than ministers of Ibo Guspol, teachers
of schools nnd students, shall work on tho
streets for ten days, (or pay at tho rato of 30
couts por day,) undor tho direction of tho
Intondrnt or somo ono in his stend, under tho
same penalty as prescribed by tho laws of tho
Stnto for nny refnsnl or nogloot to perform
said work: Provided, That any pornon shall
bo pormiltod to pay, on or beforo tho first day
of Juno, a oommunntion of $3.
SEC. 8. That tho tax on real and porsonnl
property, ns provided in Section 1, 9hull bo
paid ncoortling to tho ns!>ossmonts, returns
nnd valuations made for Stato tnxos: Provided,
That in ovory onso any party shall havo tho
right of un appeal from such assessments) or
valuations to tho Town Council at any
timo boforo tho firs.t Wednesday in April
I next.
SKO.O. AU tn xe? liomin levied (oXOOpt auch
taxes, licenses and aBsossraonts as are re
quired to bo paid boforo cntoring on tho bus
inesi ns horoinbofore montionod,) sbnll bo
paid on or before ibo first day of June noxt:
and if any person or persona shall fail, refuse
or neglect payment of tho taxes herein lovied
within tho time specified, tho Treasurer of
tho Council is hoteby authorised and required
to add twenty por oent. to tho amount of tho
tux to tho person thus neglecting or refusing,
and if tho tux and (ho penalty thus imposed
aro not paid within twenty days, it shall bo
tho duty of tho Troasurer to issuo oxocution
thereof immediately and collect the santo by
duo process.
SEC. 10. Be it further ordained, That any
porson found drunk in tho streets of tho
town of Walhalla, whoreby tho poaoo and
good ordor of the town may bo impared, or
the convenience of othor persons interforred
with, shall bo held guilty of a misdemeanor,
and punishable at tho discretion of tbo Coun
cil, within tho limits of their authority.
SEC. ll. Be it further ordained, That all
placos of business or amusement must bo
closed on tho Sabbath Day, with tho excep
tion of tho Brewery Park, which may bo kept
open niter 1 o'clock P. M., and aov violation
of this ordinance shall be subject to a penalty
of $25.
SEC. 12 Bc it ordained. That any person
riding or driving upon tho sidewalks, or lead?
ing a horse ar horses thereon, except to cross
tho raine, or placing any obstruction thereon
which may impede a freo piissngo, sbnll bo
held guilty of a misdemeanor, and bo pun
ished ut tho discretion of thc Council, within
thc limits of their authority.
SEC. 13 Bc il ordained. That any porson
caught in unv act ot public indecency on tho
street shall bc guilty ot a misdemeanor, nnd
he punished nt tho discretion of tho Council,
within tlie limits of their authority.
SEC. 14 Be il ordained, That any person
convicted nf keeping a disorderly bouse with*
in tho incorporate limits nf the town of Wal
halla, shall, upon conviction for each such
offense, he tined a sum nm less (han $25 nor
moro than 8)0, and thc owner or lossco of
any dwelling house or other building, situ
ated within said incorporate limits, who lots
or sub-lets any such dwelling boneo or other
building tn any person or persons, to bo used
as a bawdy house or houso of prostitution,
shall upon conviction nay a Quo ol not less
than $5 nor more (han $50 for ovory day upon
which such house or building shall bo so used
or kept, and to ho otherwise punished within
tho discretion and authority of thc Council.
SK?: 15. Anv person or persons who shall
lie guilty ?>f lighting, rioting or other didor
ilo-ily oombiet, within ibo corporate limits,
shall be subject to a fine or imprisonment nt
:he discretion nf the Council, within thc lim
its of their authority.
SEC. l?. Il shall bc the duty of the marshal
to arrest nil persons guilty of misdemeanors
or lighter crimes within thu corporulo limits
nf thc town of Walhalla, by violation of tho
laws of the State of South Carolina, or by
violation of any ordinance of tho town of
Walhalla, and bring them before tho Inten?
diint or a Warden acting in bis slead, shall
have power to pass such order in tho premi
ses as in his opinion justice may require,
consistent with the authority nf the Council,
in such case provided.
.^KC. 17 Be it further ordained. That it
shall bo the duty nf thc marshal or policeman,
after the arrest of any person, whoso viola
tion of any law interferes with tho pe.ico and
good ordor of the town nf Walhalla, or the
conduct of tho person arrested, after tho
arrest is made, is such ns to impair the peace
ami good order of thc town, to closely confine
such person, nnd to produce him as herein1'
after directed, for examination or proper nd
ministration of criminal justice may require
SEC- 18. It shall be the duty of tho marshal
to prevent ball playing and other amusements
hy a collection of boys or mon in the Main
Stri-rt of tho town of Walhalla, and ho is. to
ell'ci this, authorized to arrest nil persons sn
engage < ftnd bring them before thc Intendant
for . xumimui ? ??lid minishmcnt.
<r.c, 19 ll ii iirroit all persons found
throwing flt? . or shooting gt?tis, pistols
or oilier lire ... (and sling shots.) in any
?trr^t nf ?hi? lown of Valhalla, between
North and Smith Broad Streots, and bring
them boforo the Intendant for examination
and puni-hei" I
SEC. 20. Any person found guilty of injur*
in?: shade trocs, by hitching horses thereto or
otherwise, inside tho incorporation, shall bo
lined a sum nor. esccoding $5, in tho disoro ?
lion of Council.
SEO. 21, The marshal is fgrthor authorized
tn arrest any person found on tho streots
between 10 o'clock P. M., and 5 o'clock A.
M., who cannot civo a satisfactory reason for
such prcscr.ee on tho ?treots during those
hours.
SEC. 22. It phall bc a misdemeanor for any
porson to cut trees on any of tho streots of
tho town nf Walhalla.
SEO. 23 lt shall be ?ho duty of tho marshal
tn liavo all ibo streets nf the t<iwn of Will?,
halla between North and South Broad nnd
North and South Broatl streets opened..
SEO 24. Whereas n?> penalty is fixed for the
violation of ibo provisions ?if any Section of
this Ordinance the, punishment for such vio- I
latino shall ho by fine or imprisonment, at tho
discretion of tho Council, within tho limits of
their authority
SEC. 25. Resolved That all laws enacted by
tho Council heretofore, not in conflict with
those Ordinances, aro considered in full force,
and that each nnd every ono of thom shall bo
in full forco after tho publication of the samo.
I Bono and ratified in Council, and tho Seal of
~.-.I tho corporation of tho enid town of
Ii s. J- Wnlhalla nnixed thereto, this tho 5th
-v--') day of February, A. D. 1879.
C L. REID.
Intendant
C. E. WATSON, Clork of Gounod.
The Best Family
Tho "NEW AMERICAN" is easily lean
more work with less labor than any other
application.
AGENTS
J. S HO VKY Manager.
D. BIEMANN & SON, A
JOHN KAUFMANN,
LUMBERMAN, ALE, PORTER
-AND
X?BEEK BREWER,
.Weulli&llsL, S. O.
Estimates on Buildings furnished. Ordors
solioited.
July 4, 1878 33
MARBLE TARD,
Anderson O. 3rl., S.O.
BY
mos. m. WHIT?.
ALL kinds of TOMBSTONE WORK
done at short notioe and in tho most im
proved and satisfactory manner. All work
warranted. Having been in tho business for
twenty-one years, it is needless for mo to Bay
moro. Address or call and seo mc at the
Henson lt uso. Anderson C. H., 8. G.
THOS. M. WHITE.
Deo 6, 1878 8 ly
Wot t nt weedy Cure ofStwtQM Weakness, Tost
Miinlioixf mut ntl disorders hroni;ht on by Indis
cretlon or excoss. Any Drugglsl hn? tho lugre
dienta. Addrou, ?r. W. JAQOKN ?* CO.,
">e Weat NUtU Ntrect, Cincinnati, O.
<5%DRiflrJ HH1 A?n<lMoml>lnnhnMtrnr?HT.
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R i itli ?*\k ? wul1 Chaoten OD, A competent Worn,
ll lift mm t?") I Pg mitiuud, Kvidrncei ol Virginity, Su rt
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ILDGI?R COLLEGE,
WALHALLA, S* G.
rp
I HE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION
will begin on THURSDAY, thc 12th day of
September next.
Tuition per session, ... $20 00
Hoard per month, including every
thing except washing and lights, $10 00
Instruction thorough by a full corps of Pro
fessors.
For particulars address
il 13V. J. BS. lt IX Elf,
Chnirmnn of Faculty.
WALHALLA, S. C., August 29, 1878. 4 1
Professional Cards.
WM C. KEITH. JOHN S. VERNER.
KEITH & VERNER,
ATT OR NEYS A T L A W A ND
Solicitors in Equity,
Will ornctice in tho Stato Courts on the
Eighth Judicial Circuit and in the United
?tate.? Court
Office on Public Square, Walhalla, S C
Jan G, 187o 8 tf
s. MCGOWAN, R. A. THOMPSON
Abbovillo, S C Walhalla, S 0
MoCrOWAN & THOMPSON,
A T TOR NE YS AT LA TV,
Will givo prompt attontion trt all business
confided to thom in tho Stato, County, and
United Statos Courts.
Office on Court House Square, Walhalla, S C
. .io junior partner, MR. THOMPSON, will
also practice in tho Courts of Picken?, Green
ville mid Anderson.
January, 1870 tf
DIRE o rr ORY^
Oconec County.
Senator-J. W. Livingston.
Representatives- Goorgo H. Cherry, Joel
Benrd.
Clerk of thc Con rt-Jesse AV Stribling.
Judge of Probate-Riobard Lewis,
Sheriff-J II Robins.
Coroner-S II Johns.
Auditor-C. E. Watson.
Treasurer-H. 8. Porcher.
School Commissioner-Isnao Wickliffe
Jury Commissioner-A. Bronnecke.
Count)/ Commissioners-W W Moss, A
Lav. J R Steolo.
Trial Justices-U A II Gibson. S II Johns,
B Frank Sloan. W A King. J B Sanders.
Intendant Walhalla-C L Reid. War
ens: C Wondelkon, A Brenoeko 1) Biemnnn,
O E WntHon. .7 E Hendrix. W Pitchford.
Intendant Weat Union-J P Micklor. Ward
nu I K Hunter, D V Wright. Jaoob Schrodor
C Strother.
Postmaster Walhalla-J II Sligh.
Buy only the
NEW
AMERICAN
IT IB TUB
Only Sowing Machino
wit len HAS A
^cif-^hrcauiiig^ui?'-t
It has Se'.f Settiaj foodie.
Mcvor Lrc-aiis tho lircai.
Never V?v?% S'.'.tchos.
13 tho Ligates * Rutningi
Thc Simplest, thc Most Dur
able, and in Every Respect
Sewing Machine!
nod does not fjet out of order, and will do
machine. Illustrated Circular furnished on
WANTED.
ot M. Charle? Street? Baltimore, Md.
GENTS, WALHALLA, S. C
Gr o on viii o and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF 80HBDTJLE.
Passenger Trains run doily, Sundays OX
cc j. tod, connecting with Night Express
Tratos on South Carolina Railroad up and
down, sud with tho Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta nod Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Railroads. Ou end after
Monday, November ll, 1878, thc Passenger
Tratos on tltis Road will bo run as folioWB:
UP.
LCSYO Columbia at 8 15 a m
Alston at 10 00 a m
No wh or ry at ll 28 a rn
I lodges at 2 45 p ni
Relton nt 4 20 p m
Arrivo at Orconvillo 5 55 p m
DOWN.
Lcavo (? reen vii lo at 8 40 a m
i Relton at 10 80 a tn
Hodges at 12 02 p m
Newberry at 8 10 p m
Alston at 4 SO p m
Arrive at Columbia 0 05 p ni
ANDERSON DUAN01I AND BLUE RIDOE R. R.
Daily, oxocpt Sundays, botween Belton
and Anderson. Tri.weekly between An
derson and Walhalla, vis: Leave Walhalla
for Anderson Mondays, Wednesdays nnd
Fridays; lcavo Anderson for Walhalla Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
UP
Leave Belton at 4 20 p tn
Anderson ot 5 16 p m
Pendleton at 6 10 p in
Perryville at 6 50 p m
Seneca City at 7 00 p ui
! Arrivo at Walhalla at 7 80 p tn
j DOWN.
Lcavo Walhalla at 7 09 a ni
Seneca City at 7 80 a ni
Perryville at 7 40 a m
Pendleton nt 8 80 a m
Anderson at 9 25 a tn
Arrivo ot Beltou 10 15 a ni
Laurens Branch Trains leavo Laurens C. II. nt
7.80 a. m. and lcavo Newberry 2.30 p. m. on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Abbeville Drnnch Train connects at Hodge's
with down and up train daily, Sundays oX
oeptcd.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent.
JABEZ NORTON, JR., Gen') Ticket Atzcut
South Carolina Railroad?
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLESTON, Novembor 10, 1878.
On and after this date, Passenger Trains
on this road will run ns follows:
DAY PASSENGER THAIN.
(Sunday morning excepted.)
Leave Charleston ot 7 30 a ni
Arrive nt Columbia at 1 35 p in
Leave Columbia at 3 26 p m
Arrive nt Charleston at 9 45 p ni
NIOUT EXPRESS.
Leavo Charleston nt 8 80 p ni
Arrivo at Columbia at 7 25 a ni
Leave Columbia nt 8 00 p ni
Arrivo at Charleston at 6 15 a tn
ACCOM M ORATION TRAIN.
(Sunday morning excepted.)
Leave Colombia at 6 20 a tn
Arrivo at Branchville at 12 40 p m
Leave Branchville nt 1 05 p m
Arrive nt Columbia nt 6 45 p m
Accommodai ion Train connects daily nt
Kingv.lle with Train for Camden, nnd nt
Branchville with Day Passenger Train to
and from Augusta nnd Charleston.
Passengers for Camden leave Colombia
daily on Accommodation Train nt 6.20 a.
m. Passengers for Columbia leave Camden
at 5.30 o. m., and arrivo at Columbia nt
1.35 p. m.
S. S. SOLOMONS, Superintendent.
S. B. PICKEN?. Gcn'l Ticket Agent.
Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Lino Railway
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
ATLANTA, GA , Doo. 8, 1878.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after SUNDAY, Deoembcr Sth,
Doublo Daily Trains will ruo on this lioati
us follows:
GOING EAST.
Night Mull and Pusseugor Truin:
Arrive at Seneca, 8 25 p na
Leave Seneca, 8 26 p m
Day Passenger Train:
Arrivo nt Seneca, ll 36 a m
Leave Seneca, ll 87 a m
GOING WEST.
Night Mail nnd Pa&scngcr Truin:
Arrive at Seneoa, 7 07 u in
Leave Seneoa, 7 08 a m
Day Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, 4 49 p m
Leavo Seneca, 4 50 p m
GOING EAST.
Local Freight nnd Accommodation Train:
Arrivo at Seneca, 4 39 p m
Lcavo Seneca 4 53 p m
Through Freight Train:
Arrive ot Seneoa 8 ll p in
Lcavo Seneca 8 31pm
GOING WEST.
Local Freight ood Accommodation Train:
Arrivo ot Seneca 5 50 a m
Leave Sencou 6 00 a m
Through Freight Train:
Arrivo ot Seneca 2 00 a m
Leave Seneca 2 00 a m
Closo conncotion at Atlanta for nil points
Weat and nt Charlotte for all points East.
G. J. FORE AC RE,
General Manager.
W. J. HOUSTON, Gcn'l Pass. & Ticket
Agent.
CONNECTIONS.
At Atlanta, with thc Atlautu <fc New Orleans
Short Lino, (A. & W. Pt. R. R.) and
Kcone8aw Route, W. & A. R. R.) for oil
points ia Mississippi, Louisinnn, Ark an
nas, Texas nnd tho Northwest.
With tho Central Railroad of Georgia, for
Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, and oil
points in Southwestern Georgia and
Florida.
With tho Georgia Railroad for Augusta,
Charleston, Port Roynl nnd Snvnnnnh.
At Lula, Ga., with tho Northeastern Rail
road, for Athens, Ga.
At Sonooa, with tho Blue Ridge Railroad
for Walhalla and Belton, S. 0.
At Greenville, S. C., with the Grccnvilo &
Columbia It. R.
At Spnrtanburg, with tho Spnrtanburg,
Union & Columbia Roilrond, with tho
Spnrtanburg & Ashovillo Railroad, for
Tyron Mountnin, connecting herc with
Btngos for Flot Rook, Hondorsonvillo,
Ashovillo, and Warm Spring, N. C. A
fino and well finished hotel ot tho foot of
this mountain.
At Chnrlotto, with tho Ri oh mond & Dan
ville Railroad, for all points North, East
and Weat, and for Virginia Springs.
With tho Carolina Contrat Railroad for
Wilmington and intermediato points