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Aiken Mooro woe baptized at Mountain Grovo Church on Inst Sunday. Tho rod Blurts and oilier mounted Domo .oratio clubs aro expected in Walhalla on tho 10th instant. H?rnern ber Ibo ico cold soda water at Nor man's stand nt Ibo spooking on tho 10th. A Uno lot of medicinal elixirs jost nrrivod. Tho grand muss mooting on Friday, tho 10th, will bo hold nt Wiobon's Spring. . Hov. J. J. Novillo, of Seneca City, will preach in tho Walhalla Methodist Church on noxt Sunday nt ll A. M. Now is tho limo to sow turnips for tnblo .uso. They will grow largo enough und will mot becomo strong or pithy. It is to bo hoped mid expected Judge ^Mnckoy will speak next Friday. Ho is ono ol the best stump speakers in tho nation. Como out next Friday and hear your can? didatos for Governor, Congress and Solicitor speak. Oilier speakers of reputation will bo boro. Continuous wet weather has provontcd tho saving of much good fodder. It is now rain ing mid tho clouds ind?calo n wot spell. Tho Presbytery of South Carolina will moot nt Cokosbury, Abbovillo County, S. O , on Wednesday (loth) bo faro third Sabbath of September, 1880, nt 7J P. M. Tho first bale of cotton of this year's crop was received nt Westminster on Monday, the Dill instant, and was bought by J. 1!. Ltgon from llrynnl Glenn, one of (Jeoncc's most enterprising colored farmers. Tho colton has been greatly injured by rust in this county. It is estimated tho cror luis been cut oil* one third. Constant ruins prevent picking and a good deal is dropping out mid being lost. Our merchants can learn something to theil advantage, ii they will read thc following: "John Wannnniakcr, of Philadelphia, bas rando upwards of $20,000,000 in business, mid says that judicious newspaper advertis ing is ono of tho keys of his successful busi ness life. Ho ndvQitiscs in about fiftj different papers in Philadelphia nlonc." No court is being held this week, ns tin lust stututo was so drawn that the Commet Picas could not bc opened until Wednesday of thc second week. As thoro wns very litlli criminal business, it wasn matter of conven ienco mid economy to open tho court on th second week. Tho civil docket is also Ugh und tho juries will hardly bo kept longo than three days. Our town clock is now in pood runnin, order and Prof. Lognro is .regulating it ever, week by nstronomical observations on th meridian pussapo of tho sun. Ho expect to get it running in good limo within a monti if bc cnn hnvo ono clear day in each wccl The cloudy weather of thc last tbrco week lins interfered with tho process of regola tion. Thc clock was corrected last Saturda evening within one minute ol true Walhall time. Tho primary election for Pickens Count took pince on thc 3d instant and resulted i tho selection of tho following gentlemen i standard bearers, viz: Representativos-' W. To Ileso n and J. C. Alexander, Clerk i Court-J. J. Lewis, Probato Judge-O, J Durant, School Commissioner-O. T. Jone Sherill'-Jonb Maudlin, County Conimissioi eis-A. B. Talley, L. Mauhlin and lilli Day, Coroner-J. K. Kirksey, Auditor-. ll. Glyde, Treasurer-J. II. Uowon. Tho Democratic Judicial Convention of thc 8th Circuit was held at Helton on tl 4th instant for tho purposo of nominating Solicitor. All tho counties hoing represent* thc convention wan organized mid Col. J. I i 'ot li ian was unanimously nominated for S< Hoi tor. There was no other candidate befo tho Convention. Col. Cothran ha? mada i able and acceptable Solicitor and bis ro-cle tion will meet the hearty approval of oi people. Wo spent last Saturday at Wostminstc Tho day passed, off most pleasantly. Tho nu chants are preparing for n heavier fall tra C?an usual. Messrs. Vernor <fc Stribling II pulling in operation n. largo cotton gin, that they can accommodate their friends n thc public in that linc. Westminster is t contro of a larpio lumber business, which again becoming profitable. Mr. W. F. Pt ker mid Zimmerman & Kay cnn nccomnioch tho public in this lino. Mr. N. A. Purley brought to the Walha market cn Monday, tho Otb instant, the Ii halo of cotton of (ho ?cnson. Tho bi weighed G07 pounds and was purchnsed Riemann & Son nt 10J cents. Mr. Gottl Wanner did tho ginning and packing of I cotton. Mr. Purley furnished tho first b of cotton to Ibis nuirkot last year, and t onie brought Monday is just ono week carl Iban tho one last year. The young pcoplo of Walhalla expect givo mi entertainment next week, or tho wc after, consisting of pantomimes, Roioptio views, tabioai;* and music. Tho object is rniso n fund for thc purchnso of ndditioi .apparatus for Atlger Collcgo. From wi wo learn tho entertainment will affordn.lui fund of amusement and pleasure. M? particular notico will bo given of tho tin ltomeniber tho mass meeting of tho Dom cindie party to bo hold on tuc lOih instant Walhalla,, Preparations uro being mr hore for a big day mid n number ol' ul speakers arc expected besides our candida for Stats oflicca. Let our county show ngf tho spirit of 1870 and start n wavo of pop lar onthusinsm which shall sweep over t Stat? from tho mountains to tho seashore a [mallow np nil opposition to honest n economical government. Wo lind tho plcnsuro of nttending I exercises of Professor J. O. Hicks' selie nour High Fulls, or? Friday hist. Tho cxl bition wns very good indeed. Tho boys ti young men spoko well. Wo were not pres nt nny oxnminntioii of l.ho studonts, but loam that they nrc mating rnpid progr undor tho skillful management mid instri tion of Prof. Hicks. All over tho oom renewed efforts nro bol'ng nindo to impr tho echools and to educate tho youth of country, mid wo nro euro no section wh wo hnvo boon has rnndo gre 'aler progress this direction thrill tho noopic?' nround II Fnlls. Wo lonni thnt Mr. Win. Books, forniorly of Laurone, but recently of Weatminutor, line bought tho tarni and mille on Connoross, thrco milos -md a half from Walhalla, from Col. J. J. Norton. It is tho intention of Mr. BcokB to nut tho mill in thorough running order. Ho will also sot in ?inmediato opera* tion a first class cotton gin. Wo mo ghid to know that Mr. Bocks is bringing to beni- upon his now enterprise bin accustomed energy. - * ? -- Among* Our Advertisers. Mr. A. 1. Bedford, of Seneca City, oilers goods in this issuo nt prices which defy com petition. Ho keeps a general stock of mor? chundiso and in a few years of business lins won tho tillo of the cheap cash stin e. IBs advertisement enumerates u list of articles of every day uso, willi prices which cannot fui I to draw custom. Hie other goods ure sold at bottom prices for cash, und in ti titulo of scv? ral yeuro, beginning ns n stranger, bc has built up und enlarged bis custom. Call and seo his stock and prices. Mr. Wm. B. Todd advertises in this issuo tho great helpmeet for tho Indies, Singor'e improved sowing machino. Ho hus been canvassing for this machine for several years, hus Bold a largo number in this and adjoin ing counties, and cnn lind a good referenco in every community, for the Singer ?3 a stan dard machine, and nil who hnvo bought ot tried ?t can and will recommend it. If you want a machine to help your wife and that will provo a never failing friend to woman, read Mr. Todd's advertisement and call or wrilo to the parties named for ono. Hancock is elected! So Mr. John C, Mickler, of West Union, advertises; nm whether it prove true or not, wo know Mr M loki Ol' is now receiving un immense steel of dry goods, boots and shoes, hurd ware crockery, groceries, &o., which he oilers to sell nt tho lowest cash prices. This is 1 maller of news, which directly intorcsls on: renders, as they will soon sell thei cotton and must then buy ninny of tho arti eles Mr. Mioklor ollera for salo. Anolho thing should not bo forgot ton, that Mr Miekler offers to pay Seneca City prices fo all colton brought to him. Sell your cottoi to Mr. M ickier and then if you wantnnylliiiij in his lino you can get it on the right terms Cash, cash! ensh!! Cash is a talisman (lin works wonders, lt yields bargains nod give bargains. Whoever buys for cash buys low, an if ho buys to sell again ho can sell low and sli realizo a living profit. Such Mr. J. II. fd gol a. well known and popular merchant of West minster, proposes to do. Bis large fall sloe lins been well selected and bought entirely fi cash and consists of a full linc of reliable gooi which will bc sold low. Thc cheapest art ?ob of thc bliest sly lo and inosl durable text uro what everybody wants, nnd this is comprised thc terni "good reliable goods," and is what M Lig?n oilers to his customers. Call mid exomh bis stock rmd prices. Tho attention of thc trading public Isdirceb lo the advertisement of CL W. & J. I-'. Ciguitllr of Seneca City, niilioutiolng thc opening of full stock of Merchandize for the fall trail consisting of dress goods of ibo latest style linseys, ginghams, flannels, blenched gooi woolen goods of the best niannfaclure, clot Li 11 boots and shoes, huts, glassware, cutlery, S Tho slock of this linn is very large, well select and bough! at the lowest on s ll prices. Lnjoyl tho advantage of dir?ct connection willi t seacoast and North und S.ml h, I hey gel 1 lowest possible freights and can afford lo of accommodating terms to all. Their slock, ti sufficiently extensive lo insure customers being a Sic to And anything they need In .1 line ol' general merchandize. This finn in a f years by courtesy, promptness and fair deali has buill up and enlarged its trade, until il now doing ono of tho largest trades in ibo 1 country. The preso ni slock is ibo largest 0 in store, and by buying, in many c-ises, dir from tho fticlorles, lito firm cati oller thc h of bargains for cash. Mr, J. B. Walcott, )< ?iud favorably known ?ll Walhalla anti over county, is in the employ of the firm ami will pleased to show the slock to ?ill customers, is well to look nt tli0 stock of (his firm bel purchasing, as money may be saved. Oakway Items. September 0, 1SSC There was much rain last w eek, intel foi with tho fodder saving. Corn ia pretty good on au average. Colton is making a good showing, as it opening better than usual. A? nnd W. T, Dearden uro making up sorghum with their mill and evaporator, good harvest is expected. Candidates arc plenty und havo been in viowinglhe people pretty extensively recen Center neighborhood wants mi every school to begin the firs; of November. S good teacher might lind an opening hore Tho Bethel Ihiplist Church building progressing finely. It is a good, largo I when finished will bo a comfortable build an ornament to the neighborhood, Bcv. Blbort Bnllengcr preached nt Cc Church on Inst Sunday evening for Bcv. W, Moore lo a largo and attentive 0 ngn tion a very practical sermon. Sui ject of courser "A Pixed Purpose." O. I HAVANA, September 1.-Tho yellow I hnti assumed an epidemic character in villugo of Sandicgo del A'ala, in tho jnrii tion of Si ;*tfT, attacking oven creoles causing tho (loath of -li) persons within a days. A dick soldier from Saguo, pns through thc villugo imported tho fi Thoro wofo 138 deaths from yoi low fever 1 death fro.-ii small pox in Havana durinf week ending liWt Friday. Tho Into County Convention of (ho M boro' Heptibliciins resolved that they w Support "those ii ho hnvo como out us i pendent of Democratic organizations clubs, and look for their support to tho p< on their own indivh. u-.il merits." Summit Courien iVork woll any man disturbs thc penco nnd harmony of tho I ocrntio party now. Bay him down to sh long, never waking political sleep; 1 gently, but "plant him deep, plant him di A mule became frightened at tho long] dhrttor of II OiindidatO for tho Legislatur Abbeville County Inst week und run off tho plough. Tho (armor gave tho candi ten minutes to get out of thc field. A mounted Benioeratie Campaign consisting of sixty livo members, has formed at llcllvlew, Abbeville! County. Only four or five white men attondcd Lexington County lUdioal Convention. Tho Opening Cotton, NEW ORLEANS, September 4.-Tho Demo crat received clop specials from ono hundred (ind fifty four pointB in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Teunosseo mid Texus, showing ibo condition of tho cotton crop lo September od, of which Ibu following is a summary: lu Louisiana ~7 returns wero received from twenty lineo parishes. Those willi four ex? OOptiotlS show tho weather to bo rainy and very ubftivorubloi Ono parish ropol'ts thc condition of tho crop improved over last week, ? nix about tho samo and (cu chuligod for the worse. Boll worms or? reported in thirteen parishes, army worms in live, rust in three und shedding in six. Holl worum had dis appeared completely from ono parish. Eight parishes reported that tlioy would not make over half crop. Hains have interfered somewhat w illi picking. Uno parish mparts that picking will bo oom ploted by November 1st. Labor is BOOrCO in seven, poor in four and Slltllciont in nine parishos? Tho ntornga yield pei nero is seven hundred pounds of seed cotton. Twenty niuo returns from twenty four counties in Mississippi report tho weather very bnd, heavy rains having fallen through? out tho State, except in the Northeastern cor ner. Fifteen counties report too much, und three too littlo rain. Ono county reports condition of crops unchanged from lust week, and ten changed for tho worst. Army worms ure reported in two, boll worms in seven, f rust in three, rot in seven, blight in ono, wilting in one, and shedding in three COU li lies. Tho damage is 30 por cont, in one, 'JJ in four, 15 in two, und IO in one County? Picking was generally suspended from three to sis days by tho rain, babor is Scarce in seven, poor in one and tuttiioiotil in ten Counties. The ??era;.1;" jichi is reven hun dred and fifty pounds of seed colton io ibo acre. Holums from sixty six points in Texas show tho weather gcitorully warm and fa vorable. Thc army worm is reported tn ono and the boll worm doing serious damage in len counties. Two counties report tho worm killed by heat. Tho general condition of ibo crop is butter than hist week? Picking was general but labor 6011100. Tho yield per acre is eighteen hundred pounds. Fifteen rotorua from Alabama show weath er unfavorable and iain v. Tho plant is fruiting and Opening poorly in six and fruit ing poorly though opening wall intwodistiiots. Worms ure reported in nine, shedding in two, rust in six und rot in six districts? 'Tho damage caused is 33 per cent, itt Ovo, 25 per cont, in one and 10 per cent, in ono district. Picking has been in offered with by tho rains. Labor is generally milRoiont. Tho average yield is four hundred and tilly pounds per acre. Returns from Southern and F.ustorn Arkan sas show unfavorable weather. Too m noll rain, followed by hot weather causing rot ami rust and some shedding. Tho Little Kock mid Pino Muff sections will show a falling oil' of 20 per cent. Tho Helena District will show n good average crop. The yield por nero is eight hundred and lilly pounds. Returns from Western Georgia show (tint rain luis caused colton to shed. There are some complaints of rust. The yield is half ti bale per acre. lletums from Southern Tonnenseo show the crop so damaged by drought and rust that tho yield will bo only half a crop, about a quarter of ti bale per acre. Thc following uro tho candidates nomina ted by thc primaries of Sparenburg County for ibo Ccncrul Assembly. Senator Thos. J. Mooro; House, Win. K. Multo, 13. S. Allen, James K. Mack, .John W. Woflbrd. ORDER OF THE DAY rou rm: Mass Meotinj at Walhalla ON Till! KHh September, 1880. MAJ. S. P. Pr.si.v, Chief Marshal. F. b. SlTTON, Assistant Marshal. J. M. WiuTMiiu:, Assistant Marshal. F. ll. DOVI.K, Assistant Marshal. All the Democratic Clubs of the County, uni formed or otherwise, are respectfully invited to attend, mounted on horseback. Thc citizens generally, white and black, aro also invited to attend.. The mounted men will assemble al Capt. J, V. Mlcklcr's store, Weal Union, on thc 10th of September, 1880, nf 10 o'clock A. M., and ri port to one of tiie Assistant .Marshals al Hint point. Tho oil i'?cns on foot will report to one of thc Assistant Mar.-hals at (he Court House nt tho sumo hour. A procession will then bo formed and marched to Ibo place where tho meeting w ill be held. Senators Wa lo If ampi on nm! M. C. bul 1er, Hen. Johnson llugood, Gen. Kennedy, Col. Aiken, Col? Polhrnn and other diiMlnguislicd and prominent speakers will address thc people. Tho County I.XOOlttivo Committee have re quested that Hie bar rooms bo closed during (he day and night of thc 10th of September. Tho local Clubs at Walhalla will make nil necessary arrangomonls lo make the mass meet ing a success. Speaking will commence nt 11 o'clock A. M. IIOI11?HT A. THOMPSON, County Chairman. 'Flic i.'osi QB I y 4'?i p.H'i?-.n i .y; m. Thc Executive Comniltlco of tho Democratic party of Coonee Cornily recommend thal tho campaign in Ibo county bo opened by public meetings at the following limes and pinces, lo wit: Mount Taber, Thursday, September 0. Westminster, Saturday, Sop! ember ll. Seneca City, Monday, September "JO. Pleasant Hill, Saturday, Soptoiubor 26. Holly Springs, Monday, September 'J7. Speeches will be inado by (ho candidates at tho above nienlinned places. norn.HT A. THOMPSON, County Chairman. W J. ST um i ' NC, Secretary, Opening tho Campaign! A MAGNIFICENT M HUTING AND S PL UN DI I) SPHAK1MO AT COLUMBIA. [From llio Greonvlllo Dally News.] Goi.i'MitiA, S. C., fjoptc?iibcr v, li-su. The ratification meeting hore was largo ami enthusiastic, Thc procession formed ?it ilu> ?Stale llouxo nt IO o'clock, lu thc rallies were many red shirts. Then; were ul."? a largo num* ber pf nogr.i in tito procession wearing rod Hhirts and bearing Hancock and lingllsli ban ners. They maret)cd lo tho Post Oflioo, lheneo to tho grove nt tho head of Plain strcol. Spooking began nt twelve o'clock, lusting until four. Gen. Bratten introduced as tho first speaker, (Senator IJuyord, who was re ooived with frantic applause, end mude a magnificent, ringing speech, which elicited frequent ami vociferous yells. Ho was followed by Gen. llugood, Oon grossmun O'Connor, ?Senator I hitler and Mr. Gibbes. All mado lino addresses. Kverything passed oil pleasantly. The meeting is justly regarded ns a most auspicious opening of the canvass, Senator I lay a rd leaves hero to-morrow for Anderson, in company with Major Murray and other:-, and will speak there next Thursday. Bayard Coming; to Anderson. C'OI.U.MIHA, ?;. C., September V- - Sonntor Ihiynrd will speak In Anderson on Thursday. l'Incursion nrrangen at low rates will be ma le from Greenville, Walhalla, Abbeville and intcrmcdiato points? Tho mooting hero to-dny was a grund eui cc*:?. il. li. MUllltAV. firfx > o o : i ?. \ A?O" -::> { ' <. ? o .* ;i . The greatest enemy t.? children i ; worin:-. Shrinor's Indian Vennilngo will Kive iii m from ruin. Only '2J cent, it bottle.' Try it. ATLANTA i GA., k.ovcthbor li, HW. Pu. ('..I. Morrel .1 tear Slr: I connel to> strongly recommend jour Toelhina I'iVeihin;; Powders) lo mot hera nu one of I ho />? >! m ? Jiu lin ?i eau obtain /.>/. //?/',. ilc?itititt,,t and .w.U>/ ?nf fitts. 1 have used il willi very satisfactor,*, results the past summer willi my own child, und while we have heretofore lost a child or two from teething meier oi.her r. ne divs, our present child that luis taken Teethinu ls a line healthy boy. Ita merila,!: certain lo make il a slandurd family inciliciiiu for I h hi country for tho irrita lions of teething and bowel disorders 1 f >hiM reu ot' ullages. 1 mu, very respect fully, A. f. UKOWN, M. I)., (Ilrother of ex dov. JOB. tb Drown.) For sale in Walhalla by Norman >. I trot ncr and Wright .\ Sligh, Druggists. Ovnn ONI'.-IIAIIF of the male portion of the American people J"> years ol' ugo sillier mere or loss with diseases of the kidneys and bladder. There are various causes- for this, bul over work is thc chief cause. Nothing in tho whole ma teria medica ia so well calculated to Invigorate and restore healthy tone lo these organs us Rankin's Compound Extract of Ituchu and Juniper. A few doses lahen occasionally will ..'really ben?.lit all tho-e wini are ntllioted willi any disease of tho kidney and bladder. Pre pared only by Hunt, Kan'.in & llamar, druggists, and for sale by Norman .\ Uro. ANTIOOJI, Titot-l' Co., GA , July I, I.f\i0. ? am one of Ibo unfortunate miilVrern from gravel or dh ea e of the khltioys and lind mole and speedier relief from Rankin's linell u und Juniper than anything 1 have ever tried. I esteem it so highly were (lure bul one bottle in the world I wea!.', willingly give $100, ov any Amount for it. I recommend it oh ve all ot bel' -indar pr?par?t ions. th T. V. INN. [.from t'uAXK fi, IIAIIAI.SON, >:.:;? . Librarian.] ATLANTA, QA , January 1 I, li???>.. Messrs. Hutchinson & Uro: 1 luivo tested youv "Neuralgine," both on myself und ol hers, and have ft tiu! il tobe all thal is claimed--a spceinO for neuralgin and headache. 1 recommend it to liiy frlcit ls. Vottr.; t filly, L'UAK L. I! AKAI.SON. Wm ^m^l. . ? my THOUGH SHAKING hlKI! AN ASPKN Lt? A I', willi the chills and fever, the victim of malaria may ?till recover hy using this .?."lebralcd sp? cifie, which noi only brcriks lip Hie most aggra vated attacks, but prevents their reenrrone >, li is lulhiitely preferable to ipiinlno, uol only bo cause it dotti Hie business fur moro thoroughly, bul also on account ot' its perfect wholcsoiuness cud invigorating action upon ibo entire sysicin. For sale by nil druggists and dealer generally, tip FOR ?ki?. 1)Y villi:.' ci' a Deorep of tho Probato Court I ) will sell lo the highest bidder ci: salcduy in tit TOEKIl NJJXT, m'Walhalla Court House, thc ll HA Ti HST A TH of Warren l>. Perry, lunatic, consisting ot' a TU A UT Ot' LAND, on Gonnoross Cr?ol?, in OoGftGO County, State ot' Soto h Carolina, ad - joining lands ol' N. .1. l<\ Perry, Mrs, Julio Alexander ?uni olhol'S, OOlllaillillg two bundled acres, more or lesa. THUMS OF SAM! Ono-hnlf cash, balance in one year from day of sale, scoured by bond and mortgage of thc pictnlse?. JOHN H. PF. lt KV, Commilieo, September ii, 18P,0 42-?t State South Carolin H. ?J?MJrVT.V WS ttWONI-?B-?. IN Tili; COURT OF COMMON PLIiAS. Wm. A. Drucke',ridge, el. nb, against J. W. siriidiiig, Administrator, et. al. IiV virtue of oil order made in lids liOljoli,by ) Jtldgo Thomson on (he 11th day of March, ISM), all (be creditor.-: ol' derry I', brackenridge will present und prove their claims against hi ? estille before nie in my otllcc al Walhalla oil or before Wednesday, tho 27th day Of October next, according lo law. and tailing lo do so their claims will bo barred. I! ICU A Kl) I.F.W IS, Ma r August :!<"., 1880 il 2m {State ol' .'"?'ouili Carolina. O?OMlg 0'5??I>3TV. J};i likhurd J. wh, A's.;., J?nt<ji <;/' t'roMe. \ \J II i : 111 : AV, \V. M. Campbell has made sui! lo ?1 ino lo grant li?m Letters of Administra lion, ol' (liv Iwate-ami lill cc te ol' -Mrs. Lliznbotli Hopkins, deceased These too, therefore, to olio und admonish till and singular Hiv kindred mid creditors of Hie BtiUl lili-A.ibolh Hopkins, deceased, that Ihcy ko, nuil nppeni', before mo, In Ibo Houri ol' I'robale, to bc koki ai Walhalla, s H., ?m Hntnidiiy, l?lb ol' September iiislnnl, after publtetiHon liercof, til ll o'clock in iko forenoon, !>? show cause, if tiny Ihcy haye, why Ibo tani ndintiii Iriition !-!n>ttl-l liol bo gmiilod. Given Ululer my hand und Kimi, ibis ike l i dny ol'Sept ember, Anim Domini ISSI!, P.IC ll A Ul) LliVt IS, du Ige id' Probate of 0< * noe Cornily September ::, Ib80 i'2 :.:t / < UliliNV 11,8.11 i\R> COM ll III A 1 Ji IIA I lil?) A I). Past Sebednlo between Chin-lesion timi Albinia, (?a, lia Columbia ami Seneca City. On and nft?r A nguri .".Otb. tko Greenville ind Columbia Unlit.sol uill make (dose connection ul iou'cea.City willi trains of llic Atlanta lind Cl ia I lotto Air Lino Hallway to and front Atlant ti, enabling passengers io avoid all night tutti 1 nial making tko lime between Chm leaton und Alluntii similor iban by any other ronlo, SOIIKDULP,. I., ai o < "kai leyton 0 k. a. m. I eave Ci lumbla 1 I "."i ti. m. Leave Se.icca Cily V |fi j., m. A ri ii o ul A lianla ll f?S p tn. Makin, cb . connection til Atlanta far all point loutit. l'aie ns low :.-; by any .db .1. \\ .1 A. Ll'.'/. N'Oll I l.)N, G euora I 'I it ki i mid ira NOTIOE vf. I .1 i: \si limes ni i iri. IN ... ..I i.m.v tittil ike Supply Lill, approved ?Ylo it n y '.MU h. I SKI), liol iee is hereby given Hitit Hie'books will I"' open for Hiv collection ..! I a ses Lit Wednesday, Sop lomb or 15th, timi will remull? .-pen until tko ?Vlsi day el' Oe taller, I (?KO. 'flo: rile per vent uta ot luxe-: ia as follow?: Sitile Purpose.*, - ? I j mills. Cai.nly I'liiprtsrn, - - :'. milts, Pa-1 ?nilebleditcs i, - I \ mills. School Tux, - - - mills. Poll Tux, - - - si (io lu ntl eases whero Ike May installment k i los been ?-ai 1 a penalty of five per cenl. will be lidded lo said in-tullun nt. All luxes lcni iiliii.g uti).aid on ibo ll rsl tiny ol' November will ?nour tl penally Ol' liflOOII pOI'COIll. tind li lli he e..Heeled by tlisl ress or otherwise until I ho bil li of No vember. Aller Ih tl dato Ike Cornily Treasurer will proceed lo collocl hy levy and salo ns pro vided by law. I'.-t- ike convenience ol' (he (?ix payer.. 1 will beni I ho following places ut Hiv limes slated for ike collection of luxes: At Seneca I ?ly, Monday and Tuesday, Sop Limber -jut h ami ..'Isl. l-'.-iir Clay. We ine; d iv and Thor. I ty. Sep I ember '_' .' 1 ami 2:t?|. We- tiiiiu: ter, l-Vnluy and Sal mably, September 2-1 i li und ???Hii Port Madisniij Monday, September 2Tt.li I'otitoit Hall's, Tue day, fivplcnibci '-' ?l.li Mr-. Ila ('.ker's, Urdu. s'd?iy, Svpfvmbci '.'OH,. Wtu. Lowland' e Tbiiraibiv, September ?01 ll. (i mt's Mills, friday, Oylobcr bl High Palls, Saturday, October 2tb And for (ko hiihtuco ol' Hie limo ill my of'nv ia ?ko (.'nuil lion eal Walhalla. Taxes ure payable in Ike following kind:- < lends and it? oilier: (bod and Silver C..in: Untied Slates Currency; National Lank Notes; Alni for ('.univ Taxes Jury and Wime Tickets. All Information aa In laxen freely given by nitt'it or otlierwise. IL P. ALKXANIiKtL Treasurer Coonee Ciiuuiy. August ll), I ? Sd 10-0 Vf ti^ti vsi ,v% <foi rfc.'! VH rei lu tL! ' Mi k 1?, rf. 'i: ?Ld Al ?CT ITl en? sv? cw. Vj:' *>jm r.fc* .-tc.? nt? .> W ?. Gi U A Bi Bi A . A . d'. THIS Institution will open ils fourth session hB-iP'K'l-i.UISIUC ?>, IMSO. TiniMs: Coll?giale D?pitrlmciil, (on m on I btt, $fl0 Academic Department, len months, IO .lunlov Department, 'on mont bs, .'. Hoard, including fuel, lights and room, pu- mouth, l" lixcellenl facilities for slinlylng Music, Wa: Wuk sn.i Painting. Seipl for oaltikiguo. .L P. SM li LIZ li lt, President. Aujiusl 1:2, I $80 ?'.i Dm A TS /?g ? ?? *?fl ?*SV,*iu. T*3 ^ TT? x.,v.'::...^ V .......\...,:L4.^'.i'j5 W .-W DJ Dfl .1 Hi EJ A , ? . 4" . '?Mir. I-'oiii-ili Sehlasllo Vear w?ll begin on Hie S ZJ-.IH? ?'tinixlay iii Kopitiutbci' Tuition in ('t il./'ate l>eparliiicht, peV aiiuuni, ";l'k ono-half pay!ublc in advance. li ls Import ni I lint the students be pre.nehl ni the opening exercises ol' thc College on Ibo ll rs I .'ny. l-'or catalogno and any desiri .1 Information apply io .LOIN H. KILLY. Chairman of I'aculiy. ViitMiU ii O l) !!!! (w^....-.-,?.--.-cvvr,-|-r-? /\riT Wi*a?t>t*-??c-?.wa If li I t^M Pi: II uv, I ! ii rs TUN CnlNTV. tia. Wc have known .'Swift'a Syphilitlo Speelllo" i ..sted in hundreds af obsllnnio cases of .syphilis, Mercurial Ulicuiiiiillslii, Scrofula, ko. lt made ike most pe-rfeei ami permanent eures in every 0US0 II non L. UK.N.NAUO, l'.i i WAIUIK.V, SAM H. KII.I.I'.N, .'? V/, WiMitr.ui.v, J migo Co. Court, .L O. O ii.tt eur. Druggist, .1. I. WAIIIII-.X, of .1. W MANN, .1. W. Lathrop .S: Cu.. County Treasurer, Savannah, (in., W.M. D. PiUliOK, SIlOI'llF, I'.n .1 ICKSO.N, C. C. Di SOANj liop'l Cl'k Sup'rCl. DAV I\ Cont ON, \\ M. I'.itrx. o.v. Wo are acquainted willi ibo gentlemen whose signatures appear to llionbovocoilificiilo. They nia- citizens ul' unid cornily, ol' ibo highest re spec-lability and (harnett-!-. A. Sj HILLS, Ordinary Houston county, Ca. H. II. CULLKIl, Clerk Superior Courl, Houston county. Ha. 1 am personally acquainted wuk Hie proprio lois and many Of ike geni lomen whose sii<n:i lures appear lo Hie foregoing ccriifioalos. Tkcy ure mon of high character and Standing. A. il COLQUITT, Hovornor nf fteOrp ia. Till-; SW I KT SPKOIKIC COMPANY l'i uprlclors, Alhiu'ti, 111. Sold by Norman & l's-, and Wright \ Bligh Hi aggi is, Walhall i Cull foi a copy ol "\ . aug Men's I'rii n i." Septeml er -, 18S0 J.- '-ai LA DI KS' STORE \\ J'3 Imvojui't opened tho most beautiful and largest lut ofLadios' Spring midsummer Dress Uoods that has over boen brought to iliis town. Wo would inako special mention al thc following: M Oil AIR Hunting, Monde (Moths, Silk Congous undn lull variety, of Colored Silks for trimmings. ( )l ll Linc of l.adic-.' Hain and lint Tiim ining.H is unsurpassed in point of tin ul ?ty, \ iiriely cud Price. ./V Kuli Assortment <>( Knelling, Knill.!?, Hol Inlettes, l/incn Mets, While Ooods lllbbons, Unces Cravats, Silk lluudkorcliiefH, ?to. /\ dargo Hot of thc Latest Style; of Collis' and Uovs' Straw Uni i. n (?I eau derive a helter ??lea by person-? ?illy exutnli|lng our varied assortment of Dry Uoods, N'otionn and l'an, y Clouds. j\. Nico Assortment of Cents1 Clothing mid Cussinioros, ( / All, A X I ? SKI: I ..'>. llosp?ci(n?ly, C. L KHID& CO. ()!\!*:\lll!)lii()iN * C'ompicSc Spring s tor I. .-OF General se, - CONSISTI NC IN PAKT-OW Cut ?coes, Dress Coads, Calicoes, Dress Hoods, /tats, Notions, Shoes, Hoofs, tlats, Notions, Shoes, Hoots, Cr?t'kcri/, Hardware, Yarns, Crockery, Hardware, Wt ms, A ? -ar Load ... OF --. T Air ar FLCTJR, JCST A/ih'lVh'D ?'COM Till-: WEST' Have on I hind a Large and ( 'hoico Slock ol' Kami ly (?rotforios ( lonsisting ol Su ijar, Cojj'ee, Tnt, Molasses, Sit(/ttr Ct'ifi't'V, Kui, Molasses, tiniiiii, hard, Jiiii', t'ont, Caron) Loni, /tice, Corn. Ti >I,.\N l'?TTOTVT Q K IMMA ll CJ ? I.ANTA'I'lO.l.^ lOlMMM.ll'ilO And many other things too numerous to nu litititl, all nf which will he sold cheap fer cash ur hailer. All who want bargains should cnll and sec ino before purchasing clsewhcio. I respect fully, J . P, IIC K LER, WEST UNION". June :'?, 1S80 28-ly* FAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE, ~ \7Varroivion, ~\7"?%. s., ion begins September 1st. Send for cata logue. ItOIUlUT ril.V/.Bll, Principal, '.lah JJ. I??80 :'?0-'Jm ] 11 A V M pul my COTTON (UN in first class 1 running order for Hie fall ginning and en gaged iiHeiilivo ami reliable lennis lo run it. I i ?ni store . a My llfly l?ales nf cotton in Hie seed ami can pin promptly all hroiighl in. My gin i- in one mlle of W alhalla ami Hie road lo ii is ul an.I in .! tn'.Ur, sn persons at a distance, who .- i'll ia W alhalla, will lind it convenient ami i.i their intercut lo patronize my ghi. lt is new, gins cleanly und saves thc libre, yielding tho lu- i graile of lint tin* coll?n can make. I feel i nyc the Piilisfnelio.il given Inst season will retain my nhl patronage and I hope lo greatly enlarge ii by promptness and attention on my part. Hagging aii'i Tic always o*.i hand nt thc market (art ri.oa WANN Hit. .Angel C.h USSO IO U DR. EL K, GKBEHE, Ol' 01ia,rlctte3 1ST. G., f.; mw sojourning, fov Hie remaining purl of i ho summer, at HIGHLANDS, MACON COUNTY, N. C., Which i.-. thirty mllcy above Walhalla, where ho may bc ooiisullcd for thc various diseases which aro lila specialty lill thc last of S cpl cm ber. Dr. Greene has for more than ten years been located in Charl ine, win-re ho is well known, giving his entire attention lo all forms of CHROMIC, OBSCURE OR LONG-STANDING DISEASES, Such na Cancers, Tumors and Th or--, Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Uiver, Habit uni ('oust I put lon, Hemorrhoids or Piles, Scrofula ami all Diseases of ibo blood, Hroiicblils, Incipient Consumption, Chronic Catarrh and Sore Throat, female Diseases nod Weakness, Uh tu mai ism, Kpilcpsy, Kidney Diseases, kv., kc. Consultation frcoj charges for treatment rca . tilde. If you doslrc his MI vicos cull und seo him us early nu possible. Angnat 2?, 18H0 41.1m NOTICE ! U"AVii your cotton, Corn and other pro duce weighed on tho Town Scales. Correct weights glron by tho sworn weigher, V. li. Norman. C. fl. ItRlD, Ch" k of Council. September J, IS8?, i'Z -