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Carrier's Address of tho Koowoo Courier. 1880. A merry Christmas full of joy, { Whoso plcuHuroo ti o'er shall fade ot oloy,,. Tho Currier wishes to his friouds, And heartfelt greetings hero oxton da. Its many ftlouds tho Cou tu KU groots, As oiroling year it? round completes, Of mauy long romombW?d days, Nor oightooQ oighty-oue delays. * Tho closing year, BOOO past and gono, To sotno a bright and happy ono, Has had of joys abundant store For many hearts both rioh and poor. Eirth's Hulor kind, with bounteous hand, Has richly blessed thiB Southern lund, Tho former's toil'n buen not in yuin, Tho oarly and tho latter rain, Tho shifting clouds did not withhold And wealth increased a thousand fold. Tho great politiooj event . Anxioty to many sont, In quietness hus passed away With nought of slrifo or mortal fray; And though tho nation's voice pronounced AguinBt tho man as ours announced, Wo.gladly tuko tho coming mun, Submit with oil tho grooo wo oan, And him support in ult that's right With hearty will and earnest might. Though Hancock was at first our choice, Hat Garfiold oalled by people's voice, Wo hopo will provo a ruler wiso And liberal things for us deviso. Tho CARRIER leuves these sober rhymes To those moro skilled in pnblio sobemos Would rathor go upon tho st root .And talk of business men disorcot. Tho first wo moot, with last and awl, Is. Hendrix, ready for a call. Your gripping too ho soon oin spy And blandly call como in and buy. With Carter next wo soon must speak, Tho nina to catch tho pocket's leak, With largo display of things to wear And moro lo eat both rich und rare. And next comes Heid, with shelves so full Of cotton goods and fabrios wool, So protty, too, that ono may fear, With empty purse to como too near. Next Sohrodcr stands with open door, With barreled spirits in full store, To mnko the rich lose all his gains, And make the poor forgot his pain. And now wo eouio to Eaton's staud, With eatables nt his command; With pans to hold and stoves to oook Whoto'or is found on nail or hook. And Norman's sign beforo his door, That open stands for rich and poor, Invites tho passer-by to call, IfViok or woll ho suits them all. Next Coloocl VunDivicrc wo soc, Just in thu place ho ought to be; And ready to accommodate, His frieuds on whom he'll gladly wait. His neighbor Byrd, that plies tho trudo Of harness maker of first grado, Is over busy with his awl, From bridle seekers asks a oil I. Next Fisohessor comes, tho mau of time, Whoso uatno was never meant for rhynn Tour baking clock he'll soon muko righ His gjosscs, too, 'll improve your sight. Hicmann and Sou tho next wo find, In business of a varied kind; For things to cat aud wear they keep, And house also for guests to sleep. With "tspecrits" wild to fire tho blood And whip and horse of mottle good. And next the firm of Byrd and Todd, Who'vo many a barefoot neatly shod, In days of dreary winter past; Still busy with their awl and last. Thon "Andy," with his bow polite, Cati trim your hair exactly right, Or shevo thc dowu yet soarco and thin, That fain would shadeyoungmanhood's chi Tho men of pills and powders, too, Ilavo bid these bitter things adieu, To parcel out tho dillly nows, Invito you pay your office dues. Ervin and Vertier at tho bank, With visages nor thin nor lank, Aro ever reidy with a smilo, To aid you from their hoarded pile, Provided, you aro prompt to pay Tho borrow'd cash on promis'd day. Next come thc drugs willi Wright ?fe Sllj .And many things to plcaso tho oye, With candies, uuts and Christmns toys, That much delight tho girls and boys. Next door tho tailor Hitter stands, With shears and tapo for your commands Of any cloth to maka a suit, And blandly say "it fits so goot-" Just next wc seo good natur'd Hays, With tin and stoves of every phase, Onco lonely in his pensivo life, But chary now with winsomo wife. Next Mulley'* shop for shoes wc greet, Ho promises to fit your feet, With skin of oalf or ox's hide, Or other cbc that suits your pride. Tho next wi meet in full displays, Of woman's gear in varied phase, Combined with bread and tropic fruit, The dainty taste of all to suit. A littlo on is Morgan Bryce, His storo front now is now and nico, Ile deals in meat and other things, Tho soason ia its ohanges brings. Thon S. K. Boody bows to you, And shows his goods both nico and nev And if you havo what some oull "trash, 11 o' 1 i soll you goods and toko your cash Tho next that comes in boarding, lino Is Diaper's houeo, without tho sign, Where oft thc hungry man may rest And count his steak und coffee best. And ns wc go thc street adown, Yet all tho whilo within tho town, A work ii,mi's name augments our roll Still faithful to his last nnd solo. Thea Ostondorff looms up to viow, With boxen, barrels, much udo, A trudcr active, sharp and keon, Whcnovcr aod wherever seen. In furniluro then Ansell comes, With illidge to deck our happy homes, Tho father for tho dcud provides, Tho son o'er living hopes presides. Tho fori uno large they have in view, With millions more to crown it, too; Bo ever lindi's to keep or give, T' cnlnrge their joys whilo boro they And as you pas? along tho street, Tho name of Bremer will you greet; Devoted to ibo shoeing trade, And ready o'er to lend his nid, Willi all hi?; mjtthl to mend or make, And nil for cudi or pity aa ko. A healing man the next wo meet, With shop on corner of tho street, Prcpar'd with plaster or with pill, To ouro at once oaoh hnmnn ill. Just noar tho town thai faithful imn, That over does Ibo best he can, Friend Sohoffrod's ne'er afraid io own, Wherever mn tho work be's done. To uttfthbotiog ' burg" we now. mus? V, Our greeting is to al), you know. Tho Mioklors moot you with o smllo, Good honest men, that ne'er beguile, Their goods ero nioo sud very ohoop, Not long on shelves do they thom keen; The crowds that como, tho crowds that leave, From corly dawn to dowy ovo, Muke weury limbs and aching hands To t |ioso who answer their deni undi. Our woury stops wo uow retruco, Until wo see tho glowing fuco Of Mooro, tho roon of iron nervo, That polls away without reservo, Whatever falls beneath his blow To shape for use but not for show. Wiioo7or wants or nico new hat, A voil, a feather and 'V that," Just make a cn)! on Mrs. Bray, Sho'll fit you out in stylo "au fail." Thou Kilburn's shop, with hamuior's stroke, Rings out tho chimes of busy folk; If work you nocd he's jut>t tho mau To servo you on the ohcupost plan. Tlieu Bnuktiight comes with his full lino Of groocrics and dry goods floe; If auy ono has cash enough He'll find just hero nil kinds of stuff. No bettor mun than Koufmauu's found In all our long und weary rouud: Lot him who's found u pretty wife And hopes to live a happy life, Let Kaufuiaun build a cot tugo nice, He'll do it right and in a trice. It would not do to pass ulong, Whoro gather Smcltzer's orowded throng, Aud speak no word of gontlo praiso, Of losses fair, with winsome ways Whoso witching smiles and guileless ort Steal many a poor confiding heart. Tho next in trade is Colliu'p atoro, With box and burrel by tho score, He'll shoe you with tho best that's mode, Or givo you goods in barter trade. Tho colored man Jim Keith culls out, Hero is tho piuco for shoo or boot That shows to sight a rent or hole, Or Deeds porohanco a better sole. Tho toclli-uicu all moy suit thc times, Their names don't fit our humble rhymes; When nature's teeth aro worn awoy, They better make you any day. All hcultb to men so good and true, Fahncstook, Weldon uud Simmons, too. Friend Scoba's boase hangs out tho sign For whiskey, brandy, gio and wino, Whore men muy drink, forget their caro, And yet increase their burden'd share. Tho sigu of Sligh & Sou is seen, Where. Reid is manager I ween; [lis customers he's glad lo 6cc, Attentivo as a mau can bc. Just off Muiu Btroot is Thompson's ?hop, With broken wheel you there may stop; He'll fix you up as good as new, Provided them you leavo what's due. Hurrah for Adgor's noble boys, That keep their heads in equipoise, Thc nicest, jolliest and best, Their Christmas sports enjoy with zest; The poor girls''hearts go pity pat, When they aro seen (forgive us that!) Then up tho street wo further go- i To mun of pills wc next muH bow; A clever mun the doctor is, And ever shows a kindly "phiz;" Thc wonder is sumo midden fuir Hus never caught him in her snare. Another eon of Vulcan stands, With sooty fuoc and bruwny hands; At Joost's the place thc engine blows, A kindly mun as eich ono knows. The next that comes is William Milos, A man of shears but not of wiles; Just teko your scut he'll fit you nice, Add do il ull nt lowest price. Still further up our little town, rho man of flesh by name of Kcown, Of bitter death his prosenco speaks, To cow or gont or pig I hut squeaks. Tho bst of nil bul not thc least, Wo name our Colo and Coffee best, At morning light or cvoniug shudo, You'll find them ready for u trudo. Of men about thc court house yard Wc must bc ever on our guard, Ol them we'd liUu lo say much good, Were they not all so sharp and shrewd, So skill'd in tricks and quirks of luw, In best we'd do they'd piok a fl.iw. Again tho Cou RI RH greets its friends, And heartfelt wish for good extends. {f any ono thc Carrier's miss'd Within his long extended list, He humbly begs forgiveness here He'll better do another year. A merry Christum), full of joy, Whose pleasures ne'er shall fado or cloy, Tho Currier wishes for his friends, And heartfelt greetings herc extends. A merry Christmas now lo all, If sun may shine or nnow may fall, A blessing on both old and young, And loud let Christ nias bells bc rung, To welcome good old Suntu Claus, With gifts fur nil thc girls and boys. Tho Carrier's plea, dear gentle friend, Just ?s his rhymes como to an end, A nickel or u shining dime Just Coming in tho nick of lime, Will bo a kind romouibranoer All through, another happy year. CoLUMnus,OA., April 12, 1878. Du. C. J. Mei KKTT- Dear Sir- My wife and myself arc satisfied that tho lifo of our teething babe, was paved by ibo uso of your Tcotbina (Teething Powders), when other remedien hud failed tn relievo him. Wc huvo been delighted with ibo P| cody and perman ent relief given ono of nur children from severo attack of Cholera Morbus. Teelbinn is indispensable to u.?, ard should bo kept by nil parents having miall children. ltespcolfully, etc., JKSSK H. wino HT, Foreman Enquirer-Sun. For Falc hy V. L. Norman nod Wright & Sli ir h. TSBHBL TM$Ofgmt?itn1enttlat. Tnt ?Sfefe&< MARCHAI, & fc^i?t?^^SpSSHn "/ icii'llnft dirrill from factory to p H MD U^J^y - ^iTn* lilil?, 4H Incho. IOUK, ?oil I wclnul jP^JK^n^ur U?V?r.f? ^ 0 nr0 doU'nnlnrU I hal every oti< l?alnMff^?'-'^T^? "ori?or ? M) II CTN 'li ?.[.....it ti le ! BflnlBKf.'Ul If Orn?ii I? iallnfneiorj.or to ti? \Ex\??:YC.?.?-i> M ???Ii tho Only House li ?fr*ll i( , in,J! RV ha\ ino Hu\>-Uat>, dui)'!". Cletta ^^ygjJ^ailHa icilplion, JUAUOIIAI, JL m % TV or Ortfor. LW^Wl ?-L.~^\ Flits li^^a^^LU^^^^^^^^^^^ j^J^ll ^Ti ^^S?B?KTW sholhVr will ho wnnl? .Jg;-' I (BTA J Invented, t?nnvniifiln IMtB \ W?>iQ WPKor 8?lo by nil I Vr_ mil WW Acrlculturnl Implem VMS . >\ O M fl will send n Hnmplo j \f~-w'HK rf th? only Monufaclun i MM-TTTTTTI I i j ' ' ' -TMHTiTTi-TTS Kev. Dr. J. H. Dovotto eaysi "I have been relioved by it of severo ottnok of headache" Tho Jbllowiug short lettor from Dr. J. D. M i toll oil, a member of tho Georgia Legisla ture, is a very strong ondorsomont: Messrs Hutchison & Bro.* I have used your "Nournlgtno" and find it all you claim, a specific for neuralgia and hoadaohe. J. D. MITCHELL, M. D. WU AT AN BniTOR 6AY6: Thcro aro so many patent humbugs and nostrums, in the way ot medidnos advertised all ovor tho country, that tho masvoi aro skeptical, and aro loth to buy unless tho nrtiulo odored for salo is known to posses? real merits, and on tho other hand, names of. well known oitieens aro ofton forged to cer tificates fur tho purposo of affcoting salo and palming off a worthless preparation. Tak? ing thoso facts into consideration, it gives mo pion?.uro to ndd my testimonial to a medicine which I know from personal oxporionoe to do all that is claimed for it. Of courae I refer to' "Nou'ralgioo," a spcoiflo for no ur al gi a and headache, put up ii: this city by Hutchison & Bro. W. T. CunisToi'iiER, Ed. Atlanta Sunday Phonrgrnph. For salo by V. L. Norman and Wright & Bligh. HEALTH AND BEAUTY COMUINED.-WOMAN'S RIOIITR-Ono who has long studied this aub joct now presonts tho result of ti?R investiga tions. Ho is happy to pay that ho has dis covered "Woman's Best Friond." It ie adapt cd ospooially to thoso cases whoro tho womb is disordered, and will cure any irregularity of | tho "moneo?." Brndtlold's Fem al? Regulator aots Uko a charm in "whites," or a sudden check of tho "monthly courses," from cold trouble of mind or liko cauecs, by restoring tho dischurgo in every instance In chronic cases its action ?B prompt and decisive, and snves tho cou wt i t H timi from countless OV'IIR and prematuro decay. Prepared by Dr. J. Bradfield, Atlanta, Oa. For eulo at $1.60 per bullio by V. L. Norman and Wright & Slight MILLTOWN, CIIAMIIF.RS CO., ALA.. July 13, 1877. 1 have used your Fomnlo Uogulator exten? sivoly in my practice for a long timo and with cn tiro success whoro thcro was no complication nf discueo. Tf it is not a specific, it is, in my opinion, tho best known romcdy for tho diseases for which it is recommended. J. II. DAVIS, M.D. New Advertisements. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. Ooltccior'8 Ofilco, Dist rlct or South Caruiliin. COLUMBIA, Dccombor 27, 1880. NONCE is hereby givon to nil whom it moy concern that tho following described properly, buying boon seized for violations of tho United States Intcrnul ltcvcuuo laws, bonds for tho oostB of action in tho United States Court, must bo Bled with tho Collec tor of tho District withiu thirty cloys from tho dato hereof, or tho sumo will bo forfeited to tho United States, to wit: 1 horse, 1 mule, 1 wagon, 1 set double harness, 3 gol lam whiskey, 1 trunk with blankets and clothing, seized from John Jones. ALSO, 1 mule, 1 cart, 1 set harness and II pill ions whiskey, seized from Wm. L. Parker. K M. lilt AYTON, Collector District S. C. I Hi II. JILLRON, Deputy Collector. December 30.1880._7-31 Administrator'^ 8alo. BY leave of thc Probato Court of Ooouco County. I will sall to tho highest bidder, on tho different trnots of land of w!:ich Moses Cuutroll, deceased, died seized, on FRIDAY, tho 7th day of January next, About 300 Bushels Corn, About, 1,500 Bundles of Fodder. TERMS-CASH. JOHN T. CANTRELL, Administrator. December 23, 1880 G-3b M 8311. HARPER'S MAGAZINE, ILLUSTRATED. "Studying thc subject objectively and from the educational point of view-sooking to pr? vido (li?t which, I ak Oil altogether, will bo of thc most service to Ibo largest number-I long ago concluded that, if 1 could have hut ono work for a public library, 1 would select a OOUipiotO set of llAlU'Btt's MONTHLY."-Chilies Francis Adams, Jr. Ils contcnls are contributed by Ihc tnostcuii nent authors and artists ol' Europe and America, whilo the long experience of its publishers has made them thoroughly conversant willi tho do Rives of Ibo public, which they will sparc no effort to gratify. HARPER'S PERIODICALS. 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I Address HARPER is BROTHERS, New York. ?puft?aiiv ia*ei na ?Itt or nenponttotiUi) leisftetrT^ SMITH ORGAN CO.. ftp fl urch.ier, o?n lill Hil. beautiful Ornan, VOIncl.e? JTV I ? oas., tt ociare., 1ft.topi, 4 Mets or Kc cd?, for ty W o .liait have au opportunity to U'.l titi, inn.utflcenl Organ, Wo *K aoncl on Fifteen Dove' Trial, woacod with IXSKIlIlTIO.N llliOK, (u compiti? Multen OutOl). noni'/ with j our i, mk or any rvipon.ltilo lutrcb.ul,lobopoJd to ictiirnrd tn you I f Organ I. rotutncil lo ua. ri Amorl?a .*?. offtr. a b-actavd Organ, 4 ttl? of Httiti, und (Ir ina Urna., "or SOO. Order direct or ?cud for full ito NAUTII, S Weak Iilovculb Street, Now Yol k, N. Y. V PREMIUM CORN SHELLER* k* <;1IEAI* I'ltACTIUJ.V. Il ANO COHN Milf.M'.K ADE, nu t. no AH .ii < II AS AN y MIUM.AU Mil.I.I.Kit. JN lill: AIAHKIvT. . /0 IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES. j'.-H Morn nut I nj ure tho norn, and ia tbcrcfuro just (ho usn for i helli ng corn tor sued. ND.-Tho Up cuit tnit butt end ot Ibo corn cnn bo uto ono vessel, nuil tho body ot the cur lido another, an liiiiiicnsocoiivt nleiicc, ns many iiiriuurs plant only from tho m?dalo of ibo ear. )>'nrim>r v.-an ts lld H Sheller for FliclHiifr corn lor poul* nionl, for sood.or for ony Bindiar purposo, uo matter iv lartre, hlirh-nrlccd ?heifers ho may have. Will PayFor XtHclf IWniiy Timer* Over 0j| A itv lfnrm, . RKMtUM CORN BHKI.LKH 1? dcstliic? ?,, .?cromo tho iiKUKRotthodoy. Whononnolntrodnccd noolhor small d. WotifOlcvnthMlohn tho liest Hand Cor? Shailer over K AflHNTS WANTED In evory County. . llrsl'OlnHH Country Stores mid Dealers In llnrdwnro Alia ont FI. AUK voeu ni- KI ru ron ir, and If hehnsliot got lt, WO trr*i7frFi?TTr i7T~~T M'i'i'i'ii^?TMiini'nrrV *- :- ""*~ Gr o on villo and Columbia Railroad CH ANGE OF SCHEDULE, OD and after Monday, November 8, 1880, tho Passenger Trains over tho Greeu villo and Columbia Railroad will bo run daily, Sundays oxooplcd: MAIN STEM. Ul?. Leave Columbia ut ll 25 a m Alston ut ll 45 p m Newberry at 1 80 p m Hodges at 8 68 p m Beltou ot 5 11pm Arrive ot Greenville G 29 p m DOWN. Lonvo Grcouvillo at 10 55 a ra Belton at 12 15 p m Hodges ut 1 80 p in Now berry at 4 11pm Alston at 5 09 p m Arrive at Columbia 0 15 p m ANDERSON mtANCIl AND BLUE RIDGE H. R. Daily, oxoopt Sundays, between Belton, Anderson and Walhalla, os follows: Ul? Leave Belton at 5 12 p m Anderson at 5 52 p tn Pendleton at G 31 p in Perryvillo ot 7 51 p m Seneca 7 82 p m Arrive at Walhalla ut 8 03 p m DOWN. Lcavo Walhalla ot 9 25 a m Seneca City 10 Ol u m . Porry villo at 10 10 a m Pendleton at 10 40 n m Anderson ut ll 24 a m Arrivo at Belton 12 03 p m EXTRA TRAIN PROM BELTON TO ANDERSON-DAILY. DP. Lcuvo Belton 12 35 p m Arrive at Anderson 1 15 p ni DOWN. Lcavo Anderson 4 00 p nt Arrivo ut Relton 5 40 p m Laurens Branch Trains leave Laurens 0. II. nt 7 00 a. m. and leave Newberry 10.00 a. m. on every day, Sunday excepted. Abbevillo Branch Train connects at Helge's with down un 1 up train daily, Sundays ex cepted. Leave Abbeville at H.G? A. M.; Leave Hodges ot -1 50 1?. M. Hp und dowu Trains on tho main stem make closo connection at Columbia with the up ond down day passenger Truins ou the South Carolina Rii)ro?d and with tho through Freight Trains, with I'assengtu^k attaohed, on tho Wilmington, CoivWBP and Augusta Railroad, and at Alston with tho trains of thc Sportsuburg, Union und Columbia Railroad fur Union, Spurtuuburg^ Hcndersouville, Asheville, &o , &e. J. W. I RY, General Superintendent. J. P. MEREDITH, Master Transportation. A. POPE, General Passenger Agi nt. Atlanta and Charlotte ?ir-Lir.e Railway PASSENG Ell DEPARTMENT. ATLANTA, GA , November G, 1880. CJUNGE OJ? SCIlt?DULE* On end after November 7th Truins wit! run ou '.his Road ss follows: DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. GOING EAST. Arrive nt Seneca, 9 28 a m Leave Seneca, 9 80 p m WESTWARD. Arrive at Seneca, 7 02 p in Leave Sonco, 7 08 p in NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. EASTWARD. Arrive at Seneca, 8 57 p tn Leave Seneca, 8 58 p in GOING WEST. Arrive nt Seneca, G 25 a ni Leave Seneca, G 20 o m LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. GOING EAST. Arrive ot Seneca, 4 87 p m Louve Seneca 5 OU p in GOING WES T. Arrive ut Senoou G l-l a m Leave Seneca G 80 a m THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN. EASTWARD j? Arrivo ut Soneos, 7 57 p in|| Lcavo Seneca, 8 10 p ni WESTWARD. Arrive at Seneca, 2 27 a m Leave Seneca, 2 20 a m Conucciiog at Atlanta for all points West and Southwest. Connecting at Charlotte for all Elstern points. Through Tickets on sale nt Gainesville, Seneca City, G reen ville and Spartuuburg to all points Eist or Weat. G. J. POREAORE, General Manurer. W. J. HOUSTON, Gcn1l Pus?. & Ticket Agent r ; ? ^sfolBI AbS'X? TEXJSi) i... . A... 'i-.-a P.vldlJ:r!l tfrovtM)?tlK!?, N?'..- . ' 1' I c..;i?iiLf..i?;t'j ^<i(-A.I?u.t!ii . ?.. . ) ?Mllll m.l-. :-li|.:iilial?tof:l i ti Ui'Nii.'vLr: ' I R9?!v?l'M 1! J i?"iy. ?i??* e.i (JTfo VJ ? iT'1.?.!><*f>'ppr*?JMl?acklU V 3 H. ,,lJ- V>' ? .?<?--?.'? ? >.'. ????r??uw?.iM . . . ^ rwt'Bl*Hi?ll?i.!nUI.-.Uren.Ely . hy ?nd night. nn\n ri Ik-nl r.i.oc.-rtf.tn. lil: ...;y, d?Mba tai clljap. Cent by mali. CI?LUIMU Crt?. ECIOLESTOH ?UUKS CO., Chicago, III. Nov 18, 1880 1 8m _ South Carolina Railroad CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and after Sunday, November Vii?, 1880, Trains will run as follows: / COLUMBIA DIVISION. (DAILY ) Leave Charleston nt G 00 a ni 9 00 p m Arrivo ?I Columbia at ll JO a 111 G 10 u in Leave Columbia at *G 10 p in 9 30 p m Arrivo at Charleston *11 25 p m 7^80 a m *On Sundays this Train will leave Co lumbia a* 2 15 p in und '.iriivo in Charleston ut 7 80 ;> m. AUGUSTA DIVISION. (DAILY.) Le.ve Charleston "t 9 UO h lu 10 15 p m Arrive ni A <h! lt slit ?rt 8 15 p in 8 80 a m Li ave Aii.rnst'ti ut 7 55 a III 0 00 ?> ni Arri-.e ?. Charleston ai 2 00 p lil 5 00 u Ul Ti linn leaving Cl ni b sion ul G 00 rt m und Columbia ut G 10 p ni, ti? ii ko close connections (except ott Sundays) with (J reen ville and Co'tlMibiu lldlroad lound fni'ii Willh'illa, Greenville, Anderson, ami nil Ioctl poin*a i>n that Rind, includ ing Seneca City, -wheeo elnso coiiiii'f lions aro nri'ie with ititi Atlunia und Ohurlotto Air Line Railway willi nil local stations, including Atlanta mid nil points Soul li mid West. JOHN IL PECK, G moral Superintendent. D, C. ALLEN, Gen. Pis. und Ticket Agt I IST THE PRIOE OF SASH, BOOBS AD BLINDS ! 35 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM CHICAGO PRICES, BY THE "BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE." LONGLEY & ^ROBINSON, Scud for Prices lief ore Ordering liilscivhcre. Juno*17, 1880 81-6w NIX PEE/FBOT BALL SEWING THREAD, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. PREPARED BT A PROCESS USED I?Y NO OTHER MILL. MAB"MO EQUAL (6 Calla to Pound, I Ib. Packages. 20 Balls to Pound, 2 lb. Paper Boxes? Packed in Cases of 20, 30, 50,100 or 500 Poundo eaoh. Uniform Price. JTnvartahlc Miscounts. ASK FOR "EAGIiE & PHENIX.?' USE NO OTHER Eft Viol r.ia Dwirtll* I'.?.>'.. >\(M J Ai.l.-...|ll'.tri?iK-?.%V.kwl.l.*?.^L fl .....ll. I* ,.1 it'illllUX ,?.??? M <-t?l to ?..??.?!. UKI- B ? .Ifv? IV? ?.l? ?J I.'?, ll? .?lll-i ?.rv.? 4. !.. luiM ?il ?tow. Jf MAI?RI8 ?EMKDV CO. r.i.j;0 OM?MlyTO, ?ftitoMeftott?ojsfiMJOMiffaith? srff?euoyof Prof. ?Sarrtu' liemlnai PtiniUl?H, f ?.'??? from iicitv.m rtr.eivvti fyor.i Patrono i Indiana, April Tl7:i, MIT?.-Th* lenferty i? working perfectly. Had e j 11 o -, i > from vvritiiirn. fo'_e'jtM)?aM l<??t. ChU?Oi Au*;." 14T8?!K-I ?tn ln0IO0|ldr <lrrf <i ?ml fed Up lo?. The young min In^hc jtO?glyjMi I>tfl>?tclUV. Mlivourl, Sf pl. Yd, 1879.-1 received ?o much benefit from th* vir ol your ii?!.? Chat I wini to try them in another ote. Tho II of 1 on fr. *ti" jiggi ?"'I ?ill noel lointtt.ln; ?ery lUcug. Midi.. Jin. 2i,~l8TO.-^ni?vo 0)c,| up ,-nur pncVueof med?. cine; lend nie another ai loon a* prnubte. 'll.at packigo (topped all apptrunt (rouble.lui Ihero u a wcsknen yet, asi 1 wiah you wcut.^rej.are Ihi. lot f.ir IhtftUf^Of tliat. lona, Oct. lOl?i, 18T?!-I w alr.ujit aurprlied at ?our fal. Uttel. They have worked like a charm An me. 1 oin juit I ?rice M much cf a lum al I waa befora Ilkina;. I wai on Ilia vrT? c ot the ?raro, I thought, and thcro was DO euro for mo, bru uotr 1 in in good jjgjj** gjjj ?S2l_ Weil Virginia, Aug. 23, ISrf9.-? received your medicine, ?ni I beltevo it hal cured mc, for which I am very thankful, lo. cloud plena find {S, for which p?cale lend me another box <Nn. 2) for a fricr.d. Vou hove dono a (-.reit thing for lue. 1 will lend you all the orden I cm. JPVom ri TlruHlclait ami Siir/jrrim. Mlaioiiri. Juuc2Glh, IMO.-flcaie forward mo al once another box of the I'aitiltoi. Tho patient ntl whom I have uird molt of one box, lu addition lo a limpie box, ll fait recovering, md ( think aoolber willst him nil nr.ht. mm? ?m? < JPVom ti StvHf/nlnt. ' Marylin*, Sept. 2, IK79.- I.ail Januar) wo got from you? box of your rcmedv, for one of our cu.tomen, nnd it liai modo . perfect cure of him. Wa have another cuitnmer now lutter. tnf !?> ttt* I un o way. ted wiih by rcturu mail ona Ho. 3 bo? cunno (H01GC3TIOM, Utuoustmeo, BIOK HFADAOHB OMTIVCHC83.,J. ^ CCUO, eimeo LOOT APPCTITE, 6oun 8TOMAOH, FOUL BrtCATH . f.ov; Sr>iniT3. h. CHLARQAVT OH Jllnr.rivcnra tho oldest, mid only pennlno Blm nious Medicino now in market. I'reimrfil ?"ly i>y C.. K. SIMMONS ci Co. 2610-1*.! <'li?rk Av. St. I .on l-i, f peos .oi s to M. A. RliniuoiiB, M. I). In25o ?md %l liJttlco and i*auka*joo. Bold by all Druggists. JP OI.TTZ 3S H ?.'R3E AND CATTLE POWDERS ' IA A j'iBttarrf^rWBk iWm V7111 euro oi' provint Dtnofiso. ?."> Honan will <<!.> of COMO, BOTO (.* Lima Fa vi:n, if t'ouiz's r-iv.iin.mo uftoittntlino, ? ? .'.i l'owi'.ora'.vlllciironntl proven I lino Ouoj.ua A, IV.ii;;'o l'ow lon will prevent (lAi'r.s IN l OWLS. V tiit'?i Powders will litlToaso c.<i quantity of mille f. I fir un twenty jwr c u:., mid lanko Uto huller fina L.'?il?Wei t. t'u Powder? will raro or prevent nlmoatr.vRivy ! ? SK lo \.!i Hoiund Ci?tlc aro Htlbject. y . '. '.i Pu '.'!i::ii3 wtu (UVKSATISPAOTIOH. . \y :\ POVTS.rroprlotor, Mutual Endowmont Assessment Association Attention of tito pulilic is called to die, ndvnntnit?M otTercd by tliiri cum pun y for Lifo AisMi ra nco. It in strictly n Mutual Suoioty, in which iiHsesamcntM tor deaths ure paid only when lioccssity mises, nod no Ainds uro neon ni il hi tod in thc hands of nfl?tidfs to risk n full uro. Thc ni nm hem ure their own bnukors und pay ont only ^wiall quantities nt n tinto when needed. Only ono nsvossmont WIIH rundo dui inp the lust ymir, nnd ibo Assoniii (ion oilers (Ito S AK li ST nnd C?IEAPB8T Lifo Assnritiico within tho ronch ol'our ponido. J. J. MACKAY, (Ion A?'t. for S. C.. (Jil , Ala. mid Tenn. Prof, W. W. Li-ttAUB will net ns Local At'cnt. Soptembor 30, 1880 4G-3ni ,e>r:r;> ?vcry Day (;<: / K j nnd bo cr. i ly M.'ido w?lh o?* :1JfWe!l Au? -ora & JDI'?I I . 1/-^ Onenifinendou V...- ?WpvJreA.Vfa v. f i\to ll. ?ly nli . I 'J lill . ... . :-. V Ituri i f I .ni I'- '.' -t'-.- l" K Hl.Wlllll* < Tpter winnini** r.<. .:....: on Xi-tM r.inny ?^onrowitoi >i M ir,.iKoi"foini>'JO to? le u {ir. Lv.j;...v> ta HVi.ifi.J, <;r::ii, c;i:o. Nov I, 1S80 51 Gm BUY YOUR BJ K ING MATERIAL NV Itero you can wi the heat gonds fur tho least money from ? E. Wa ^?seival. Mn n u faet u rc r ?>? S A S11, 1 >0f ) I? 8, HI? NT DS, &o. Olriitj, Ftiotoiy nnd Wuror.uomt MI?KT1 XG ST UK KT. Near Lino, fj?f Tho liirgOil.t Kaclory in ill0 Sotttbo'ru .States. "(vJu September 30, 1830 4C-3iu IP r o fes sion al_Gards. l?iPE W. SHELOR, ATTORN E Y-AT-L AW, WALHALLA, S. C. ??\AJ practico in all thc St ato Courts and United States Court. Oilico on tho Public Square. March 12, 1880 18 .r. S. 0?TIIRAN, \ j W. J STUini.iNd, Abbeville, S. C. f \ Walhalla, S. C. ?O?HR?N & STEIBLIM Attomeys-at-Law, W A I j 19 A l~ ffi A. S. C. WI Mi practice in all Hie Slut o and United ll Slates Courts. Ollicc in tho Judge of I'robato's Oflloo. November (5. 187'J 51-1V WM. 0 KEITH. JOHN S. VEltN Kit. KEITH & VERNER, A TTORNEYS AT LAW A ND Solicitors tn Equity, ft'ill xtrnotico in tho State Courts on tito High th Judicial Circuit mid in thc United jSiuto* Court Ojflce on Public Square, Walhalla, S O Jill 0, 1870 8 tf 1\. A. ll; GIBSON;" A. T T 0 lt N E Y... A ? - L AW AND TRIAL JUSTICE. "Will give prompt at tention -to etil y and. etil "easiness entrusted, -to li ira. O iii o o on Court 3HC ouse Sciiia.ro, "W"al la al la, S. O. Kebruury 12, 1880 13-.ly n <1 KJVTN IV 4 XTV. rt i-f' ?.lf.nnit| ?r Noifj Oullm?, />' :l'l? I/.:. V I..- ..... '., IL,.,.. Illu.l-vr.l. Ul?r?( t'i J.:sa? J/\lUU?iT?rt?J, ?iiio>u,..o\ ACO., l"uU.st.lout*, IMAM rr?tl 1 A".,?-'<!.. ... -.ll Tra. c.-.r. Raking V'.' ti . J . MI. f..?.|.T, I ,o-ti,< i:\'ivl.,ilc.,h ..".po. lo f.milic. .. H.i d,t, ii m LI. s ii.v 1,0., ivu urn?, tit. L?UU),i.o, ^^V^<?/\ A n:iv 01..I coini-Icto <:t 1IIK. TO WF.Iil.Ot'K, \\ ~,v// V toni linton Cnnpfera on A CGI.II nm? Wnnuuv rr-n? ?.and. Selection of ivi?c. Evident?, of Virgin V*- " ' '^d'Jh I'V, 'IVniperaliinill. Sterility, Atlvlca lo Hr, lo ,..-m. I,....... I, \ I* .i<, I'n.,, -.'.I. C.I.I*., ?, M.li,u.?, f .. IV. ........ C. ?>. I..H..,,.!.,. I..,,..l.?.vl.l. ?... , ..... .Mc, i ?'<....... .. .j ,i. I f ...j.., I...I. .1 .- ,,'w.jlhiM, lill ?Ito a "Pr?valo Medical Ad'vincr " on illtim re. lulllfll from imi.urc fceiual -tune,allom, .nj on lelf-atiilie-th. ?> , . - ., I......V. I'.?.. ..< j. ?? ..J-.* . ci'.l i"...f ct mlMf,. Il ,<.,..h? .... ll vi.... > ... ... .'.I i.l-vl. ...1 l.,i^>. |?t.v ?'Hi v.lol II... I- ' ( ' -1, .* .,1 U\..'. .1.. ^.UiU r.i ll. / it, |i,..i,.... ..rr.,i,.. t?-m nerrena t??i.t tv.;. ??H\ I ...I .Ml?., .'.I ... H.- I'.?... Ih.l tl.*! 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