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Tliore ur? ?ix British steamers in the port ot Charleston, louding cotton Xor Europe. Senator Hampton il DOW at Oharlotteville, yu,, hut will be at homo io a fow days, pro pared to tako part io tho State canvass. HIN voluublo sorviooa will certainly bo called into requisition. A 1W day? ago a worthy and officio m omployoe in the postoffloo at GroonTlllo WM uotmed that the asaossraout on hi? salary Tor campaign purposes was ten dollars. Ho refiled to pay it. On Thursday last he wa? notified ufa roduotion of bis salary. Tho Now York Herald says: "The spirit in which the Republicana aro urging the Qantas* is causing a great many of their voter-? to consider whether it would' not bo best for tho party which they love that it should hare a period of adversity to give it? lenders time to oonahler their ways." Stephen- Greeny a yoong man about 21 years of ago, accidentally shot himself iu tho neck while out hunting on tho 8th instant, about throe ailles from Piokons 0. H. and tied instantly. Ho waa sitting on a fonoo whou his gun slipped oui of his .bands and was disohargod. A Dutchman wbo married bl? vecoad wife noon litter the funeral of the first, was visited Kith ii two hours' sorenade in token of dis approval. He expostulated pathetically thu*: "1 say, poye, you ought to bo ashamed of yourself to be making all dish noise ven doro vas n In noval hero so soon*" The Charleston C unty Convention assem bled to decido whethor tho county nomina tions ho made through a convention or pri mary, decided on the 27th instant in favor of tho contention plan by a volo of forty-two to thirty-throe. Pcm. Guffin WOB shot at Abbeville C. II. ocpicmbur 27 by Charles McClung, in a dispute which aroso whilo they woro playing a game of billards. Mr. Guffin died in a few minutes. Modong claims that l?? uolod in ?elf defense. Both partios oro white. Tho Cliarlofton Newe says; Thoro aro to bo boten eclipses this year-four of tho ?un, .wo of tho moon nnd ono of tho .Republican party Tho hint will occur November 2, und will bc visible all over tho United Stated. Great uotivity prevails at present at tho Douiooratio headquarters at Washington. Tho force engaged in packing nnd sending If doon monte ts kept at work day and night. 'ho averago number ot documents sent away lally in about 300,000. Thoy aro mostly int to Indiana and Ohio, but Wisconsin io jetting a goodly sharo also. Thc llolyoko (Mans.)- Gazette eoye: It is tated upon excellent authority Hint in this .. dghbe'diood thoro is a lady who has built a hcuno out of u fund mado by selling rum to bur owu huaband. Ho ie a drinking mun, und io his wife struck the bargain with him, "mt if ho would drink ho must agroo to buy nil th- liquor of hor. Sho thus pocketed tho profit, instead of regular ruinsollors. A German poBtal card was exhibited at tho Dusseldorf Exhibition, upon whioh was written Voss' translation of tho first threo books of Homer's Odyssey, containing 11,000 words, and part of a debate in Gormnn Parlia ment, containing2'2,000 words, lt was written in tho Gabolsburg system of Miort hand, with thc naked eye, and tho mutter would have filled nine pagos of tho London Times. Among rocont importations by a Non York house dooling in Asiatic goods woro ter cases of human bair from China, woighinc in all 1,330 pounds. Chinese hair is dari und coarse, and is worth from 50 to 05 conti r pound. Il ie Bold iu bulk to tho rotm traders, who moko it up into switches, puffs frisaos and other capillary ndornmonts fur tin heads of fomale citizens of African doscont. Chairman Barnum says if tho Democrat carry Indiana nest month Now York, Nov Jersey, Connecticut, Moioo, Wisconsin California and Orogon. with tho solid South would vote for Go no ral Hancock in Novcm bor. Ho say9 thoro io no troublo in Net York, Now dorsey and Connootiout and tba these States aro certain for llancook. Th majority in Now York will not bo loss tba 50,000. Mr. Barnum stntos that the Ropuh Heans F.aet are sanguine of carryin, Indiana but ho regards it as a gamo of bra? "How carno tho holes in your olbows?" sail a widowed mother to hor only son. "Ol mothor, I hid bohind tho sofa whon Colone G"blor was saying to Maria that he'd tak her, even if you lind to bo thrown in, and h didn't kuow I was thoro; and so I held m. tenguo und luughod in my sleeves till 1 bur? 'om." Thc colored people of CoTloton County ar becoming ns enthusiastic in tho cause < Democracy as their white neighbors. Zoll? C. Gates, boretoforo a londor among th Radicals, has doolarcd hi moo) f in favor < Higood andan honest government, and hi token tbostumn for tho Democratic nominee Ho brings a largo following of his raoo wil him. A. E. Gilchrist, tho Sergoant-at-Arms tho recent Domooratic Convention at Mario ejected from the ball two young men nam* Evans and Powers. Evans challenge Gilchrist, who declined to fight, and thor upon the eitizons of a township held a meo lng, commended Gilchrist's action, demand tho disohargo of Evans and Powers frc hubordinato county offices thoy hold, ai appointed a committee to prosecute the ono for sending and the other for boaring t challenge. A oorroBpondont of thc Now York Tim writing from Richmond, Va., concedes tl even wi'h division in tho ranks of tho Dem crnoy thoro is no reason to Suppose that R publicans cnn carry tho Stato. If outside n ho argues, is not extended to tho color voters to pay tho capitation tux, an Inslgni cant Republican voto will be polled; and outside aid is extouded, tho two wings of t Democracy will at once imito and carry I State by an overwhelming majority, either event, according to tho Tittles' corn pondent, tho StntO is safo for Hincouk a English. This is nn important admiss'n coming os it does from a Republican BOUT Two moro distinguished Ponnsylvanhi hare declared for General Hancock-iii John S. McCnlmont, of Franklin, Pa , a U.m. Marshall Swart* welder, of Pit Isbn both mon of raro talents and eminence al t bar. Judge McCalmont declared for Gi Hold when ho was presented at Chicago, I tho nomination of Hancock, followed by I r?volutions in regard to tho Ropublic candidato for President, declared him tlancook. Marshall Swartzweldor is one the oldest Republicans in tho Wost and orator of consummate powers. In a recant speech made in Greonvi! Major Hugh S. Thompson, State Supcrintc 'ont of Education, made tho following sta incnt io rogard to tho public schools in t Stute, which our Republican friends' slim read; The largest school soision held by Republicans was in 1871, when they k tho schools open six months. Thcv then I 1,808 tcnohers and 00,050 pupils. 'J longent Hessian held by tho Domocrats was 1879, when thoy kept tho schools opon th und a half months. They then hod 3, teachers, and 122,403 pupils. Tho avon attendance during tho eight yoars of Radi rolo was: whites 33,782. colorod 41,(1 During the three years ol Domocrntic rnlo average attendance had bron whites 52.0 colored 60.722. Tho Southern States, nil whioh woro Democra'io in 1878, gave odo tionol fnollitlos to 738,104 colored pcnplo, ?m'iim y ?Tu i"T V'?i ?Tiiiu" VmBji?m? nW iii i THE NATIONAL TICKET. ?OR PRBB1DKM? OF TUB OM1TIU 0TATB8 WINFIELD SCOTT IIANCOOK. ?on VICK rniaiDRNT, WILLEAN II. ENGLISH. THE STATE TICKET. For Governor: JOHNSON II AG O OD. For Lieutenant Governor: J. D. KENNEDY. Ibr Comptroller General: Jx 0. COIT. For Secretary of State: R. M. SIMS for Attorney General: LEROY F. YO UM ANS. ?br Superintendent of Education: HUGH 8. THOMPSON. Fbr Adjutant and Inspector General: ARTHUR M. MA NIG A ULT. For Stale Treasurer: JOHN FETER RICHARDSON. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS: At Large-John L. Manning and Wm. Elliott. First District-E. W. Moise. Second District-C. II. Simonton. Third District-J. S. Murray. Fourth District- Cad. Jones. Fifth District-G. W. Croft. AnnouncementL ForTrliil Justice Wagoner TOWII HBII|>. A Card. To the D?mocratie. Voters of Waijcnrr Township: I tako tho liberty of presenting myself ns n snndidutc for ro Domination, at tho primary election, for tho office of Trini Justice for said Township, Bubjool to I li o d?cision of tho primary sleotiou. Having an experience of over thrco yonrs as Trial Justico, together Kith n oloso application o thc study of tho law, 1 leave it to you to say 'is lo my <:omp> lency. If I lutvq boen n faithful ind efficient o (li ocr, then I would respectfully solicit your suffrages in my favor. If I have not, then 1 denervono lu vms al your bauds. Most respectfully yours, H. A. II. GIBSON, JUi^y* Tho friends of JOSEIUI W. 8URLOR pro Bcnt his name ns a suitable person to fill tho ornoo of Trial Juslico for Wagoner Township, und solicits the votes of tho Dcmocrntio party in said Towuship ns a recommendation to Hie Governor to appoint him lo said oflieo. Ho pledges himself to abido tho notion ol the party iu tho primary election. For County Treasurer. ?@- Tho friend? of DR. Titos. L. LKW is respectfully nominate, him as n suitablo person to fill thc ofGco of County Treasurer, and solicita tho vet o M of tho Domocratio party of Oconoo County ns a recommendation to tho Ooyomor to appoint him to said office. Ho pledges hiuisolf to abido tho action of tho party. ?gy- Tim friends of H. P. A rex A N DKC. re spectfully present Iiis nnmo ns a suitablo person to lill Iho olficc of Cornily Treasurer, nnd solicits tho Voloi of thc Democratic party of Oconee county as a recommandation lo thc Governor lo re-appoint him tn said office. Ho pledges him self to abido (ho action of thc party. For County Commissioners jftgy Tho friend? pf W. W. Moss respectfully announce him na a candidate for ro-election to tho of?loo of County Commibnionor, KO bj cot to tho action of tho pooplo at tho primary eleotion. B?? Tho friends of W. M. BROWN re spectfully announce him a candidato for thc oflieo of County Commissioner for Oconee County, subject to thc notion of thc Demo? eratic party nt tho primary eleotion. <?y* Tho frionds of MILTON NICIIOI.?ON respectfully announoo him a candidato for County Commissioner, subject to thc primary eleotion. ?oy Tho friends of W. W. IIUNNICUTT re spectfully announoo him a candidato for tho ornoo of County Commissioner, subject to tho votes of Um people in the primary eleotion. S&- Tho friende of L. L. JARRARO rc epectfully nnnounco him n candidate for County Commissioner, subject to tho primary election. fi??" Thc many friends of Dr. JOHN B MOUTON rospcotfully nominate him a can d?ate for County Commissioner for Oooneo County, subject to tho notion of tho Demo cratic party at tho primary election. MUT Tho friends of R. S. llUTi.KnOR respectfully announce him a candidate for thc oflicc of County Commissioner for Oconee County, subject to tho action of thc Dcmccratio party at thc ensuing primary election. ??,(fff" Hy request, of his many friends OoTTT.on WANNKR has coiiHontcl to bo a candidato for Cornily Commissioner, subject lo tho aclion of Hie Demooratio party. For Fi'robitlv Judge. ?i?y The friends of IllOltARU LKWIS beg leave IO nnnounco him ns n candidato for rc election as Probate Judge for Oconoo county, subject to tho nomination of thc Democratic party. For Ilse E,cglHlnturc. ?Sy- Tho friends of JOHN S. DICKSON present his nnmc to Iho pnblio ns a candidato for tho Legislature from Oconee County, subject to thc notion of thc D?mocratie party nt tho ensuing primary election. jt?T Tho friends of Hon. QKOROR R. CitKltrty tnkc pleasure in announcing him n candidato for re-election to tho Stato Legislature, subj cot lo tho nomination of tho Democrutio party of Oconee County in thc primary eleotion. BSy- Tho many frionds of Maj. 8. P. DKNOV respectfully announoo him as a candidate for tho Stato Legislature, subject to tho nomination of thc Dcmocrntio parly of Oconee County in thc primary election. $g?r Tho many friends of SLOAN Y. STHIBLINO nunounoe bira as n candidato for tho House of Ropresoutativos, suh]cot to the rules of the Domooraoy nt thoir prioiarioe, Ifo ie honest and fcarloss, advocates no hobby to ride into office upon. Ito will boldly advooato tho rights of hisoonstltuonoy, undor all circumstances, without hopo of reward or fear of oonsoquonoes. JGfct}" Tbo friends of Jon? S. VKRHKB, ESQ., toke pleasure io announcing him as a candidato for tko House of Hoprosentatives, subject to the nomination of tbo Democratic party of Ooonce county. For SUcrllT. SST Tho friends of NOAH \Y. QUANT respectfully nominate him as a candidato for Sheriff of Ooonco County, subjcot to tho notion of tho Democratic parly in tho primary election. JRjocr- Tho friends of J. \Y. HOLLKMAN an nounce him as a oandidato for Sheriff, eubjoot to tho nomination af the Dewooratio party of Oooneo County. JGiay" The friends Of JAMKS II. llomxs mi nomico him os a candidato for re-election as Sherill', subject to Ibo nomination of thc Demo cratic party of Cconeo county. For County Auditor. JS?y- Tho many friends Of Dr. B. S. JAMKS rcspcotfully present his uamc as a luitable porson to Oil tho oOico of County Auditor, oud solicit tho votes of thu Demo iratio party of Ooonce Couuty as a recom mendation to the Governor to appoint him Lo said ellice. Ile pledges himself to abide :ho notion of tho partj at tho primary elec - tion. j?gy* Tho friends of Vi? L. NORMAN anuounce tim ns a candidato for County Auditor, and lolicit thc votes of the Democratic party of Jconco county ns a recommendation to thc tlo rernor to appoint him to said office. lie ?ledges himself to abide thc action of the party n thu primary oleotlon. J?iyy" The friends ot A. G. Si.mii rcspcotfully iniiouiicc lum as a candidate for County Auditor, ind solicits thc voles of the Democratic party of )conco county as a recommendation to I liv Go rcrnor to appoint him to said oflico. Ile pledges limself to anido thc action of thc party iu tho irimary election. ?&tf" Tho friends of JOHN N. QKOHOK respect ully announco him as a candidato for County \uditor, and solicits the voles of thu DotniiorAtio mrty of Oconce county as a recommendation o Hie Governor to ro-appoint him to said oilice. Ho pledges himself to abido thc action of thc aarly. ?Por thc SesstUc. ?ijy* The friends of D. BIRMANS announce lim ns a candidate for tho State Senate, sub ject to tho nomination of tho Democratic party of Oconeo County nt the primary election. ?fay- Wo aro authorized lo announce CATT. J. h. SiiANici.iN as a candidate for thc Slate Senate, subject lo thc nomination of Hie Demo cratic parly of Oconeo county at tho primary election. VoTKits. HST Tho friends of COL. RO?lSRT A THOMPSON respectfully announce him as a candidate for tho State Senate, subjeol to tho nomination of the Democratic part} of Oconce County. For Clerk of Court. B??y Tho friends of Captain Lucius B I.KI: respectfully announce him a candidat! for Clerk of tho Court of Oconeo County subject to tho nomination of the Dom icratii party by primary election. IJ??f* The many friends of J. W. STRIIU.IN' lake pleasure in preventing Iiis name ns a can didnte for re-election as Cirri: of the Cout i fo Oconce county, subjeol to tho nomination of th Democratic party. I or School Commissioner: fifSf" Tho friends of Pi.lVBH M. ABBOTT rn spectfully announco him a candidate for th office of School Commissioner for Oconeo count j Mr. AiniOTT is a native of tho county, a Demo erat in principle, a pt'AOlioa) teacher, bavin been Olli ploy od in leaching for ten years. I) is willing to abido tho action of thc people i thc primary election. j;;jy? Tho many friends of JoflKPll N. HUTU r.nrono respectfully announce him as n suitab person for School Commissioner for Oonni County, subject to tho voice of thc pooplo in tl primary election. Mu. HimiEBt'OKD has bei teaching in Ooonee County ten yous and ls wc qualified to fill tho position nod is identified tho educational interests of the county. CSy* The friends of WM P. CALHOUN tal pleasure in prosonting hi.i name os a candida for tho office of School Commissioner, subjo to tho nomination of tho Democratic par of Oconeo County. Efeiy* Tho friends cf ISAAC WICKLIFFE, KSI respectfully announce him a candidate ? re-election to the effie o of School Commi sionor of Oconeo County, subject to the noll of the people in th? primary election, For 4lie V>egis!tilioi*c, ?<3p- Thc friends of JNO. M. HUDSC rcspcotfully announce him ns an indepon ont etindidcte for the Legislature at thc nc election, and are authorised to state that elected ho will oppose thc f?tico low Q vote against it. TIS fi-: FA Kill 03 KS' CANDI fl>A'fi For RO'V'llor.li?u io Congress.. luttN. I>. WYATT /tliU.M', COKHSBURY, S. C. State. South Carolin OOUNTY OF 0?OrV??D3. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLK. Wm. A. Brackenridge, ct. al., against J. Stribling. Administrator, et. al. 1)Y virtue of on order made in this action 1) J (td go Thomson on the 111 li dny of Mar 1880, ali Hie creditors of Jerry P. Ihaokoilrli will present and prove their olrthns ngalnsl estate before me in my ollico nt Walhalla ?m boforo Wednesday, tho 27ili day of Ocio next, according to law, and failing to do their claims will bc barred. 1UCIIAKD LCWIS, Mnslci August 2d, 1880 -lt 2K ?ITENI (PNI W RINO f?RPfit?F."-7?if IIMIIOH r.f "" MN Jil loni Intttlulfon i.f l?Mfilng M?r ? cvlcbrftttd Pmintnl f f Ilfiilili ?ITiinl, nu IIMMttl ..?.j.-.ilut.ily t.. J.ia MWiM i fii.ii of lii-fillli ?nil cilii<-*lioii louollirr. ll. ??.li-. W ini? .UH nfc.? i > lim vy|tll?t"?ton Ctalyliealo 8p?lo?, iii j np nt iii? MOnjuiuxaji r lanvit wy*! it " . t ?*? wiwiut* try moniinn ifni afternoon toliu-U OiH>1hin,io J?p rrf'ti. tr iho b&wdlng I'M1'1' tul'.y ?I MI OIC ?ytt?m*tlo 55 ofT>r. Jon ?os'? HIMLTII LIIT. ,'I'IIP Slnilv It'iom ii 'iu,'r, llmroi.ji'ily v. ?litt?!, ?nil HKIIIWI from lb? li rt .wi r. Ar. Kv. ry pnMMo : Irnllnn n (rtv*n lo Ul' so wi.? nny lu- ?'uk.-- -ItSA.'""^ '!-?!\ ' Opto* ?tor., ?Ith ?m. ni ?i'.?r VMiiiii 1'i.oiuo I uti ?nsf Ml? t,it.lrK.| in our n.? fruloM*. RM?1 tv Ho, ?A otr.lna Ik ... ' ?i.?..i|MK...-.-.i -. t m .;..-> j.i M jnt IMMIMI I?'*? V_1^ " . . _ ........ \ . . GUUBmV BS9V0?X0: I IST THE PRICE OF , BOOBS ANO BLINDS ! 85 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM CHICAGO PRICES, BY THE "BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE," LONGLEY & ROBINSON, ATLANTA, GKA. Send for Prices lief ore Ordering Lllscwhcrc Juno*17, 1880 31-Om EAGLE AND PHENIX ZPIEi EFE OT BALL SEWING THREAD. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. PREPARED BT A PROCESS USED Hf J\TO OTHER MILL. -??-??-? 16 Halla to Pound, I tb. Packages. 20 Balls to Pound, 2 lb. Paper Boxes. Packed in Cases of 20, 30, 50, (00 or 500 Pounds eaoh. Uniform Price. Invariable Discounts. &^**3olc3L Toy ckJJL aroToTooire*.*^ ASK FOR "EAGLE & PHENIX." USE NO OTHES TON COUNTY, (III. Wo httvo known "Swift's Syphilitic Specific'* (..sled in hundredsof obst (not i cures of Byphttin, Mercurial Hlicnnirttlsn?, Scrofula, <\c. Ii made the most perfect und permanent cures io every case ll rou T.. DKNNAHII, EM W.U.IIKN, SAM 1). KII.I.KN, J. W. WIMIIKUI.V, ?litigo ?o. Court, J, 0. Ul MIK UT, Druggist, J. L WAHKKN, of J W MANS, J. W. Lathrop & Co., Coumy Treasurer. Savannah,On,, WM p. 1'ir.itcK, Sherill', lin JACKSON, 0. 0. DUNCAN, Dou'l i'11'k Sup'r Ct. DAY & Colinos, WM. NIUINSOS. We oro acquainted with the gentlemen whose signatures appear lo llio above certif?calo. They aro citizens of ?aid county, of the highest re spectability and character. A. S. (JILKS, Ordinary Houston county, (la. I), ll CUI.l.V.K. Clerk Superior Court, Houston county, Qa. I .un personally fi'Mpnilnled willi thc proprie tors and many of lilt* gentlemen whoso signa tures appear lo Ihc foregoing certif?cales. They arc men of high character and Bl anding. A. ll COI.QUITT, Uovernor ol' Georgia, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprietors, Allanto., Qa. Sohl by Norman & Uro. and Wright bligh, Druggii ls, Walhalla. ('.til for n copy of "Young Men's Friend." September 2, lf-SO 4*2-2m p*m?Vr?'&ri Ancrilrely Nnrrnd po^Hir-ily elToctiv? _ 3HC I llrmr.ly for the ?f.cedy no,' j<rmioent curr of tlomlm? Rir.is loi.li.ml lru;>otonoy by ihu only tr\???T,m.,Hil??Aw-U ?:?"' l"'-' ?Mu.?ratbulore-W^Me. Tb? CJw c' lt- fvlfi-O t-uuv '. *w'*k'1,0 ?*:0 m l?wcw??id??ri,t?d ti.VrWr wilt! th*ort*D.i; pm.Hill 0.' lilt. Vbu l . ll.tlAtOt lu ?lf..l Ol? I? .1, V.1J K?i .'<. >' rt, t 1. HW ? \ iuiH'UI? : ? ..VW? tiri* ? tt.:ijl lilt! riip?r.uJtB. Prtdlttl obwtv.ttuo catkin lUamiun. Ml 4'f?U.... O mfgf Kifooi[*A. ,U\ In. ^:'?^rvX?:'3,?'V:'.:?.,. irJzx?Stf, '???^J ?IAI7RI3 REMEDY CO. ??a,?H?MISTOT Market r.nd 8lh gtrect^fif. WOlBi HO. jr;i?PoHol*o<Tr??rf?i"?.>?iw ?*'? tita F.fftoneiiof M't of. Unwin' ?on?ii?it M'antHlf?, tatevn front Muttern rccof.yx'tt /Vom l'utronat Ind,??., ArrilT?ciTlRTO---f'? rcTn.dy '? ?orklnj l^lleclly. Uta ?i.il.r.iy lioni f ctkn. fnr e'gM yctr. pill. CM?|0, Acg.T?, 1870.-i ?1? tboiougMi currdtnd fetl tip top. Thc you Pg JIM) In O"- cunny I? KeU'Cf Utter. Mlttoorl, Seul"8, 1879 - ! received io much lenrlU frrmlh* Ul? Cl yr "t rf int .lie? thlt 1 ?vint IO Irr tlitri IO ?I '.Dur t mo. 'fhn II ol long iKtiJmy. ?nd xy.lt nerd IgOlolhlftj Tory ?tteng. ' Mich., Jin.28,*1870.-l"h?vo u>?d uyi your p*tkl?*of meal. ?Int; .end mr inothtr it roon ?? uomtde. Tint pickigo ?topicd ?ll tpptrtnl trouble, but Ihrro II* wc.knr.ti yet, tad I with you would pr?n?rg <ht? tot Jarjrl? ?Br?ol Util. towt, Oct. lOt" l?9.-l'\'m~Tl'mo'?r tarprlttd tl your r?? ttUUt. Thry h ... ?. .ki .1 Ilk? ? ?hara on mo. 1 tm jort ?wk? timtch of tro\n ti I wt? br loro liking. I wt? ot lb? ??rg? ot th? ,r,?,, I thought. ?od tk?r? wu r?o mn fe? ta?? feat DOW I tm ID good hop?? of ? ?ur?._ W?.l Vrrgtnl?, Aug. )8, 18T0.-t SMITM ?oaf B,lft?r??,??l I kell?? ll tin cured nt, for rrhleh I ?rn ??ry tfciokfat. l?? . iMCd plitir Bod BL fur which ploti? ?end in? inr.iktr ho* (No. ?) tor t friend. Voa bufe Sen? * gf?M thin* Cor mo. 1 .clU ???J you ?ll Cc order* 1 on. Front .vTjVhutMtin awrt ?iif/jeo??. Ml?touri.Juu.Mth, 187?.-IM?t.eforw?nl mr ?toner ?noih rf ttoioflht rulllkt. Thor?llrnlnn whom 1 hire li?H mo?t of on? toi, in ?dJillon to ? ??mnlr bo?, ll ftit rtcovurmr, tad { Ik mi. ?u?t!>?! wm .ri him ntl rlf hl iVot>? fi Wlruaatnt. > TMtryltnd, 8?pt. ?, 1K79.-I.??t J.iiu?ry w? gol from foil? kv?? of your rcmrdy, fur one of our eu?tnrncr?, tnt it h?? mtde ? urfaet care of him. We heve ?noir. r cu.forri r row tuITtr? tai In 0?? ?tut wty, tad wilt, by r*lur<l Bimi OLU No. ?lw?> Fon r.r z. 's H<yRSE AND CATTLE POWDERS Will e'iro or vro rsnt "tllncno. Ko nonti: Will Ulo Ot CO;.IP, JUI I R or L?HO l't> VKH.tf Foule'? 1'ov.iloratiro used tn timi-. Kontz'sl'owdorawlllcuro nnit proven! UooCtioLKnA Lui:/'* rowden will provont <I.M>KH IN Powis, r'or.U'd PowdOM will IIHTOHFO tho <|iiimtliv of lldlK find eroAiu twenty per cont., mid mnkc tho I' tor Ann li'id nw.'Ot. l-'ont/.'? 1'owdf rs win caro or proront nluiost KVKBT DISISASR to wldcli Monea ?\nd Cotila f.ro suhjett, Poiivx'a I'owtiBisa wm OIVK SATIBKAOTIOM. Bold oyorywltcro. JJ A v 11) li. POUTS?, Proprlotor, I BALTIMORE, Md. 7.iTi.ii ly Vir.ni Ol.I,- t, mill fin I v J:.?I.'IIIU? Sum.ullin' Mouicine now In Mnrkct. fropind only hy SIMMONS & ll ? ? i'?, 2SIO-I3 Cliirk Av., Si. Loni?, Mo., auccomoin lo M. A. Riininons, M. l>. Put ui> in 2V. ?nd ll. bot ?loa ?oil puokngoe, Bold hy oil lu uiyintH, hi>0 to 81^5 u Alontli. ENCYCLOPEDIA HOW TO BUt?'tiMX'&tt? YOOR O WW l?Y?^^w'? LAWYER wt?XowVo5i"?S8: Otlicr 7ft In 13 tiny*. Roven (ni (unc? ii, cn.vl, mid cvi ryboily wnnlH lt. Rond f.,r Clrotltiiroand lenin. Alto GcnonI Agents Wanted. AihlrOta Tt W. ZtEOJJilt l? CO., 1,000 Arcb BU, Ptill'a, Ta. i ^? KN TS V? .. ?Tf.l> I lletnhlftl of h ii j/v iir.o, ?.im, vuoMiv.o.-r ? oo,r >"i. T'JT.I iW.Sl, len?. Professional Cards. JOSEPH % S?0R, ATTO H N E V-AT-li AW, WALHALLA, S. C. ?1\AJ practice in all iho State Courts and United States Court. O fl i co on the Public Square. Muroh 12, 1880 18 J, H. OOTIIUAN, \ ( W. .T STllllU.lNn, Abbeville, S. C. / \ Walholla, S. C. .Attorney s-at-Hi aw, \V AMII AMA, S. C. \ If ILL practico in all ibo Ktnto and Untied it Slates Courts, Oflicc in tho Judge of Probate's Office. November li. 1870 51-ly WM. C. KEITH. JOHN S. VE li NKR. KEITH & VERNER, A T T O li N E Y S AT LA W AND Solicitors in Equity, Will practico in tho Slate Courts on tbo Eighth Judicial Circuit and in thc United Siatos Court O?,:c ou Pubti? Square, Walhalla, S G Jail O, 1 o7;> 8 tf IL A. II. GIBSON," A T ? 0 ll N li Y - A T - L A W A Nil TRIAL JUSTICE. "Will give prompt at tenti on -to any and. all business entrusted to him. Office on Court ? I-iTouse Square. Wal ! nalia, S. O. February 12, 1SS0 13-ly (Ti RKD?IV'VaE.l.K AIV1> COILi'IMDII A\ \ J RAILROAD. Fast Schcdulo bnlwoon Chnrloston and Atlanta, Ga-, via Columbia and Soneoa City. On and aftor August 30th, tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad will moko closo connection al Seneca City with trains of tho Allanta and Chat lotto Air Linc Railway to and from Atlanta, enabling passengers to avoid all night travel and making the time botweon Charleston and Atlanta shortor than by any other route. SCHEDULE. Leave Charleston 0 'IT) a. m. Leave Columbia ll 35 a. m. Leave Se.ieca City 7 15 p. ni. Arrive at Atlanta ll 58 p.m. Making cljso connection nt Atlanta fur all points South. Fare as low as by any other rente. J W. FRY, General Superintendent. JABE/ NORTON, General Ticket and I'ossengor Agent. South Carolina Railroad Gil ANGE OK SCHEDULE. Cor? nt eu ci QR July 1), 1880, Truias will run ns follows: COLUMBIA DIVISION. (HAILY ) Leave Charleston nt 0 45 a m 9 05 p m Arrive nt Columbia at 11 80 a m 0 10 n ni Leave Columbia nt *6 10 pm 0 80 p m Arrivo nt Charleston *11 00 p m G 15 a m *On Sundays this Train will leave Co lumbia ot 2 15 p m and arrive in Charleston tit 7 80 p m. AUGUSTA DIVISION. (DAILY.) Lo;, vc ChorlcstoD ?t 0 00 a m 10 15 p in Arrivo nt Augusta ut 8 25 pm 7 50 a m Leiivo Augusto ot 8 00 u in 7 -10 p m Arrive nt Charleston nt 2 00 p ni 0 15 u m Trains leaving Charleston al G 45 a m and Columbia at' G 15 p m. mako dose connections (except on Sundays) with Greenville and Columbi'! Railroad lound from Walhalla, Greenville, Anderson, Spnrtnnbiirg, Fist Hock ?nd Henderson ville and Laurens. JOHN ll. DECK, General Superintendent. A I,LEN, Gen. Pas. and Tiekol Agt. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, Oo and ofter Monday, Aug 80, 1880, tho PaRsooger Troles ?vor tho Greooville and Columbio Railroad will ba run dally, Sundays oxeepted: MAIN STEM. VP. Loavo Columbia at ll 85 a m Alston at 12 41 p ra Newberry at 1 85 p m Hodges at 4 09 p m Bollon at 6 28 p m Arrivo ot Groonvillo 6 86 p Ul DOWN. Loavo Groonvillo at ll 10 a m Belton at 12 22 p m Hodges at 1 86 p m Newberry at 4 00 p m Alston at 6 05 p m Arrivo ot Columbia 0 07 p tc ?KOKtlSON HUANOH AND BLUE RIDGE K R. Daily, oxoopt Sundays, botwoon Belton, Anderson and Walhalla, as follows: uv Loavo Bolton at 6 17 p di Anderson at G 50 p m Pondlcton at 6 88 p ni Parryville at 0 69 p to Seneca 7 04 p ta Arrivo at Walhalla at 7 55 p in DOW?. Leavo Walhalla at 9 85 a m Seneca City 10 00 a m Perry ville ot 10 12 a ni Pendleton at 10 45 a m Andorson at ll 85 a m Arrive at Belton 12 10 a m EXTRA TRAIN FROM BELTON TO ANDERSON-DAILY. ur. Leave Belton 12 40 p m Arrive ut Audcrson 1 13 p m DOWN. Leave Anderson v 4 25 p m Arrivo at Belton 5 00 p m Laurens Branch fWftna leave Laurena (J. H. nt 8 05 n. m. and leavo Nowbcrry 4.00 p. ni, on every day, Sunday cxocplod. Abbeville Branch Trnin connecta at Hodge's willi down and up train daily, Sundays ex cepted. Leavo Abbeville at 8.bb A. M.; Leavo llodgcs ut 4.50 p. M. Hp and dowu Trains on tho main stem make dose connection at Columbia with tho up aud down day posscngor Trains ou tho South Carolina Railroad and with tho through Freight Troins, with Pussengcr Our attached, on tho Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and ut Alston with thc truius of thc Spartouburg, Union und Columbio Railroad for Union, Sportanburg, Hcndorsonvillc, Asheville, ?fcc , Ao. J. W. l-RY, General Superintendent. J. P. MEREDITH, Muster Transportation. J ARK/, NORTON, JR., Geu'l Tiokct Agent Atlanta autl Charlotto Air-Line Railway PASSENG ER DE PA HTM EMT. ATLANTA, GA , July 28, 1879. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and ofter July 20th Trains will run on this Road i?s follows: DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. GOING EAST. Arrivo at Se o ecu, 9 40 p m Leavo Seneca, 9 50 p m WESTWARD. Arrive nt Seneca, 7 15 pm Leave Seneou, 7 10 pm NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. EASTWARD. Arrive at Scnooa, 9 01 pm Leavo, Seneca, 9 02 p m GOING WEST. Arrive at Seneca, 6 10 a m Leavo Scneoo, G 17 a m LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. GOING .EAST. Arrivo at Seneca, 6 23 p m Leave Seneca 5 33 p m GOING WEST. Arrivo at Seneca 6 00 a m Leave Scneoa G 20 a m THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN. EASTWARD. Arrivo ot Soncoa, 8 12 p m Lcuvo Soneos, 8 12 p m WESTWARD. Arrive nt Seneca, 1 55 o m Leave Seneca, 1 55 a m Connecting at Atlanta for all points West and Southwest Connecting ot Charlotte for all Eastern points. Through Tickets on salo at Guiuesvillo, Seneca City, G roen ville and Spartanburg to all points East or West. CO??WECTIONS. At Atlanta, with the Atlanta Sc Now Orleans Short Liue, (A. & W. Pt. R. ll.) and Kcuncsnw Route, W. & A. It. ll.) foi all point* in Mississippi, Louisiunn, Arkan sas, Texas and tho Northwest. With tho Central Railroad of Georgia, for Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, and all points in Southwestern Georgia ?nd Florida. With tho Georgia Railroad for Augusta, Charleston, Port Royal oed Savannah. At Lula, Cu., witli thc Northeastern Rail road, for Athens, Ga. At Scneoa, with tho Blue Ridge Railroad. for Walhalla and Helton, S. C. At Greenville, S. C., willi the Grcenvilo &. Columbio R. ll. At Spartanburg, with thc Spartauburgj, Union & Columbia Ru?road, with tho Spartanburg & Asheville Railroad, for Tyrou Mountain, connecting herc with stages for Flat Rook, Heodcrsonvillo,, Asheville, und Warm Spring, N. C. A. fine and well finished hotel at tho foot of' this mountain. At Charlotte, with tho Richmond & Dan* ville Railroad, for all points North, East and West, and for Virginia Springs* With tho Carolina Ccntrnj Rnilroad for Wilmington and intermediate points. G. J. FOREACRE, General Manager. W. J. 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