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LOO AL MATTEKS. Bono one remarks (bat. the worm which is gnawing at the root of our prosperity ia the .'atilt wdriu." Mr. V. 13. Swann, of Seneca, bas beon ap pointed by tho Governor a Trial Justice for Oconie oounty. We regret to loam that Mr H. R. Gaston, ono of our most rcppeoied citizens, is seriously Ul. We trust that, ho may rcoovor. Mr. P. V. Waller may now bo found at Ibo atoro of Mr. Robert A. Collins, whoro he will be pleased to see his many friends and sell thom a nioe bill of goods. .Tho regular monthly oonoert of prayer for foreign, missions will bc held in the Baptist Ohuroh on next Sunday night at tho usual hour. Our senior editor, Col. R. A. Thompson, left Monday morning for Woshiugton City to bo pre sent at tho inauguration of President elect Garfield, which takes ptaoe on to-morrow, tho 4th instant. The Coloucl expocts to bo gone about ten days and will visit Kew York and other placee of note before he returns. Kev. O. D. Mann has boon conducting a series of night meetings in tho Methodist Choroh sitioe last Sunday night. Mr. Mann ?B an earnest and offeutivo preacher nr.d dis penses tho word of God, ns ho understands it, in all meoknese and lovo, endeavoring bj n simplo nnd forcible presentation of tho fundamental trudie* of tho Uiblo to awaken tho humor's conscience nod bring him to ro? flection and repentance and finally to causo him to enlist under the Banner of tho Cross. Whilst tho congregations have been small nt thoeo meetings, they have boon at tho santo time earnest and attentivo. Preaching again this (Wednesday) evening at tho usual hour. It would afford us. ploutmro to ohronicle a revival not only in tho Methodist Church, but in all the churches of our town. Wo think they need it. Tho first quarterly conferonco of tho Walhalla Cirouit was held on last Saturday. Dr. Jou?s being unwell could not be present. Hov. C. D. Mann presided over tho con fereuco. J. li. Sanders WSB elected Iteoordiog Stewurt. Tho spiritual condition .of tho circuit was reported upon uuftvora b 1 y ; not much sf ?ritual life existing among ithc members of any of tho churches. Only .one Sunday School (Walhalla) was reported to bo in operation. Hoped to organizo .other Sunday Schools as soon as tho weather .would permit. About 805 was reported by .tho Stowsrds for ministerial support. .Centro Church was selected as tho placo for tho second quarterly confercooe. Tho Stewards assessed tho churches of the circuit as follows for tninistorUl support: Walhalla, $161} Contre, $60; Westminster, 895; Hopewell, 850; Jooassoe, 830; Whit tuircs. 880; Double Spring?, 820; Oconcc, 810 The following arc tho grand and petit juries drawn for tho Mardi Term of the Court, windi convenes ou Monday, the 14th instant: Grand Jury-F. G. Barker, J. T Brewer, Wm, Ii. Br?cke, James R. Burns Joseph M. Callas Wm. B. F. Corbin, H. K. Cretisbaw, John T. Daniels, Jasper Doyle, D. C. Duncan, Lewis H Hoops, Jr., John II. Kell, Jr., A. R. Knox, J E. Lobby, Zetcr Mitchell, p. c., B. Frunl Roberson, James L. Talley. P. V. Waller. Petit Jury-Jasper N. Adams, Theodore D Alexander, John J. Ansel, Wiley Allen, Johr Bremer, A. A. Cobb, Jesse F. Davis, M. P. Dickson, A II. Ellleon, Wm, A. Fendley, A. P. Freeman, John M. Gillisou. D. ll. Glenn, Jomet II. Hembrcc, J. W. Ilolleninn, Andrew Holmes, W. W. Ilunnicult. James M. llnnnieult. Wm. S. Hunter, I. K. Hunter, W. T. Jaynes, Harrison Leathers, D. P. Mallallee, J. H. Morgan, Wm. Mc-Dade, Wm. E. Nit.munis. J. D. Perry, J arnot E. Phillips, James B. Phillips. James Power, J. C. Reeder, J. Ii, Reeder, F. F. Sharp, S. C. Smith, D. E. Smithson. Billy Wilson, p. c. Business Notices. If you want something that is yood in tho way of pure liquors go to Bicmahn's Bar and drink F. W. Wagoner & CO.'B "Old Crow" rye whiskey. Price our Sewing Machines boforo buying elsewhere, at D. Diciunuu, Son & Co.'s, agento for Wheeler & Wilson, American and Davis Sewing Machines. A tino lot of Frenoh confeolionery to arrivo at Kennan's Saturday. Ilufcland'B Gorman healing calvo is the best salvo for ulcers, boils, old sores, &o. If you want bargains in groceries and dry goods call at J. M. Carter's. Grand dosing out! Many goods will bo sold nt cost to make room for my spring stock at J. M. Carter's. Thc bes! Hour in Walhalla. Try it and bo convinced nt J. M. Carter's. A large lot of men's and buys' bats to bo dosed out nt cost nt J. M. Carter's. "BROKEN ARROW," UIHSEM, OOUNTV. ALA.. August I, 1870 DR. C. J. MOFFKTT-Dcx>' Sir:-I. for years, used your Tcetbina (Teething Pow? der?-) with my own children and un my plan tation, when 1 owned negroes. They reliev ed und prevented much hollering und sick ness among tho children, nnd besides saving many lives, saved mo much unxiaiv, and ronny hundred dolbies in il WM'S bil la I can, with confidence, rec un mend thom us tho surest and beat medicino I evor used for toothing children nnd tho bowel disorders of .our Southern country- Yours trillv, eic. ROBERT FLOU HNO Y. ONB Wno KNOWS Soy?) Rankin's Com pound Fluid Extract of Buchu and Juniper is the most pleasant und effective remedy fur nil disonwoB of tho Blnddor or Kidneys that has been offered to tho publio. Mild nnd pleasant in its action, il stimulates and in vigorates tho secretions, and gives health and tono to the prostraio or diseased organs. Ruin in tho Bladder, Gravel. Prostration,. Non rctentinn of tho Urine. Bi lek Dust Deposit - in tact, al) diseuses of tho Bladder or Kidneys aro cured hy it. Propared only by Munt, Bankin & Lamar, Druggists, Atlanta, On., and for sulo hy V. L. Norman ANTIOCH. TROUP CO., GA.. July 4, 1879. I nm ono of tho unfortunate su flo rora from Gravel or di-cm-e, of Ibo Kidneys, mid lind moro nnd spoedior relief fruin Rankin's Bu ohu and Juniper than anything ijhovo ovor tried. I esteem it so highly wero thor? but Ono bailie in ibo world I would willingly givo ono hundred dollars or any amount for it. I recommend it above all other similar prepa rations. B, T. WINN. AtfdilH Wmned for (bo best and fastest selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Pri?es reduced ?JJ} per cent. Nat ional Publishing Co., Atlanta, (lu. ?mar 3, 10.8m AN ORDINANCE. To H.AiPK SUPPLIES ron THE TOWN or WAL? DALLA. rOR TUB YEAR 1881, AND POR OTHER Putpo?is. Be Ut Ordained by the Tntend?nj and War dens of tho town of Walhalla, ia Council assembled and by authority of the same, Thut rt tux to cover the period trom Jauuury 16th, -1K81 to January ISth, 1882, for ho sums and manner hereinafter namod, shall bo rained and paid into the Treasury of the Town of Walli illa by tho 3 Ut day of May next: SECTION 1. Oo each ono hundred dollars of assessed value of all real aud personal prop erty, tho Kum of 26 couts. SEO. 2. Ton dollars a day by any itinerant trador or auctioneer offoring for snle within the town of Walhalla any goods, wares and merohandiso at auction or otherwise, to be paid each day in advance; end ovory trader I or auctioneer offering for sale any good" war os or merchandise at auction or otherwise, I without having paid tho abovo 6pcoi?od tax, shall be fined in tho discretion nf tho Coun cil each day he may nffor: Provided, Tho provisions of this Ordinance shall not bo con strued us to apply to tho ordinary dealers in grain, fruit, pot at oe?, tobaooo, poultry, iron ware, earthenware or other pruduoe. SEC. 3. Ou oaeh and overy keeper of livery and Hale stablo tho sum of twenty live dollars for tho year in advanco. And no porsou or I persons ?ball biro or let out for pay in any munnor any horse, wagon or other vehicle without paying tho following tax: Each ono horse and schiele, $10; eaoli two horse and vehiclo, $15: thin section not hoing designed to uifout draying, , ? Stu. 4 Dealern in liquor shall pay the fol 1 lowing liconse, to wit: Each retail dealer in spirituous liquorH'$300, eaob dealer in spirs iluous liquors, who HOIIB by tho bottle and in quantities of a quart and upwards $160 (the liquor not to be drank on th j promises' when sold by any other than a rotai) dottier;)' each dealer in lager beor and other malt liquors, not manufactured io tho county other than tho licensed dealer? abovo mentioned, shall pay a tax of $25; and tho lioonso for all dealers in spirituous or malt liquors shall cover the year ending on tho first Monday in Murcb, 1881, ut tho abovo rutos por your and must bo paid beforo the parties entor ou tho said business. SEC. 5. On all circuses and other shows, u tax of from $5 to $50 per day, in the discre tion of tho Intendant shall be paid. SEO. G. On oacb and overy billiard table, kept for profit, a tax of $25; bagatelle tabb $10, and ten or nine pin alloys $10 in ad' vance beforo license for using tho name abai be granted, und any person opening such os tablisbmonts, without first obtaining t licenso for the same, shall bo fined fur eaol day they aro so kept open a sum not exceed ing $5. SEC. 7. That oacb and every person liabl to road duty, under tho laws of tho State others than minist ors of tho gospel, teacher of schools and students, shall work on th streets for ton days, (or puy at tho rato of 5 cents per day.) under tho direction of th Intendant or sumo ono in his ?loud, undo tho SUIDO penalties as proscribed by tho law of tho Stale for any refusal or neglect to per form said work: Provided, That any perso shall bu permitted to pay, ou ur before tb 15ili day of April a commutation of thre dollars. ' SRO. 8. That tho tax on real and pcrsont properly, as provided in Section 1, shall L paid according to tho assessments, roturr und valuations made for ibo Slate taxe ? j Provided, That in every caso any party sha i have the right uf an appeal from such assess I me ii t H or Valuations to tho Town Council ; any time before tho first Wednesday iu Apt I next. 1 SEC. 9. All taxes herein lovicd (except sui 1 I tuses, licences and assessments na ure r . quired to bo paid before cnterng on tho bus . I ness as hereinboforo mentioned, shall I ; paid on or before thc first day of Juno nc; and if any person or persona ahull fail, r> to .so or neglect, payment of tho taxes herc ' Ivvied within tho time specified, tho Treust 1 rer of tho Council is hereby authorized tu required to add twenty per cont, to il amount of the tax to the person thus ne , leoiing ur refusing, and if tho tax und li penalty 'thus imposed uro not paid with twenty duys, it shall bo lite duty of ll Treasurer to issuo execution thereof hmm di a'. Cdy and collect the same by due pi'OCCf SRO. 10. lie it further ordained. That ai i person found drunk in (he streets of ll town of Walhalla, whereby tho peuce ai good order of thc town may bo imparcd, tho convenience of other persons interfer? wiih, shall be held guilty of a misdemenm 1 and punishable at the discretion of tho Coui eil. within thc limits of their authority. SEC. ll. Be ii ?irther ordained. That t places of business or amusement must closed on tho Sabbath Day, with tho exec lion of ibo Brewery Park, which may bo ko open after 1 o'clock P. M., und any ytohttii of this ordinance shall be subject to a pe ally of $25. SEC 12 lie il ordained, That any persi I riding or driving upun thc sidewalks, or lou ing a horse thereon, except to cross tho tani or planing any obstruction thereon whit may impede n. free passage, shall bo punish at the discr?tion of tho Council, within t limit? of their authority. SEC 13. lie il ordained. That any pcrs' otinght in tho act of publie indecency on ll snoot shall bc guilty of a misdemeanor, m be punished at (be discretion of tho Coum within (be limits of (hoir authority Sro. 14. Ile il ordained. That any porsi I convicted of keeping u disorderly Imu within the Incorporate limits of tho town Walhalla, shall, upon conviction of snob cu offousc, bc fined a sum not less than $25 n of inoro than $50, and thc owner or lesse any dwelling house or other building, situ?t wubin said incorp?ralo limits, who lets sob- lets any such dwelling boase or oil) building to any person or persons, to bo os UH a bawdy hoU*e or hnut.0 of prostitute shall upon conviction pay a fine of not le (ban $6 nor more (han $50 for every duy upi which such house ur building may bo so UM or kept, and to bo otherwise punish within tho discretion und authority of t Council. SEC. 15. Any perpon or persons who stu be guilty of fighting, rioting or other diso dcrly conduct, within tho corporate limit shall bo sobjcot to a fine or imprisonment tho discretion of tho Council, within tho lin its of their authority. SEC. 10. lt shall bo the duty of tho ma sbnl to arrest al) persons guilty of mied moaners or lighter crimes within tho oo pcrute limits ol tho town of Walhalla I violation of the lawn of tho State of Sou Carolina, or by violation ol any ordinance (ho town of Walhalla, and bring them belo tho linen da i, t or a Wurden acting in I stead, who shall havo power to pass suoh ord in the premises SM in bia opinion justice m require, consistent with thu authority of t Council, in snob ?ase piovided. SEO. 17. Bc it Jh'titer ordained, That shall bc (he duty ut the mardbal or polie mun afler tho arrost of any person, who violation of any law interiores with tho poa and good order of tho town of Walhalla, (ho conduct of the person arrested, aft tho arrost is made, is suoh as to impuro t peace and good ni der of tho town, to OlOftG confine such perron, and io produoo him -hereinafter dircotod, for examination or prop administration of criminal justice may r quire. SEO. 18. It shall bo ibo duty of the mn shill to prevent ball playing und cthoratmis monts by a collection of boys or mon in tl Main Stroot of tho town of Wulbai and bo is, to effoct this, authorized fur cet pjl p oreo na so engaged and bring them before ibo Intendant for exftmidatiorr and punishment. j . . # . SEO. IO. He shall arrest all persons found throwing fire balls or shooting guns, or pis tols or other fiiro arms, (ana sling shots.) in any street io the town of Walhalla, betweoo North and- South Broad Street, and bring thom before tho Intendant lor examination and punishment. SEO. 20. Any perst n found guilty of in? juriug shade treo?, by hitching horse* thereto or othorwixo, inside the incorporation, shall bo Unod u sum not exceeding $5, in tho dis? oretion of tho Council. SEO. 21. The marshal is further author ? ?zed te ur?ont any perron found un the streots hotwocn 10 o'clock P. M. and fivo o'clock A. M. w ho cannot Rive a ?uti H factory reason for such presonoo on tho streots during these hours. - SEO. 22. It shall bo a misdemeanor for uny person to out trees on any of tho streots of tho. town o? Walhalla. SEO 23. Wborovnr thoro is no ponnlty 6xod for tho violation of the provisions of any Section of this ordinance, the puuishtnont for such violation shall be by lino or imprison ment nt tho discretion of tho Council, within tho limits of their authority. Sse. 24. That no horse, mulo or e wi no shall bo permitted to run at large within tho cor? porute limits at any limo after tho 15th of March nost; nor shall any neat onttle, sheep or goats be permitted to do so between tko 1st day of October and tho 1st day of April in any yoar after tho 1st day of October nost. SEC. 25. That nny animal named abovo, found ut largo contrary to tho provisions of Section 24, shall bo impounded und notice, of suoh impounding shall bo posted on tho door of the Market HOUHO, nt Biomann'a Hotel and tho Post Otb co nnd servotl on the owner of such animal if known and living within tho incorporate limits. SEC.20. If tho ownor fails to apply for tho possession of his stock and comply with thc other provisions horoinboforo made, within twenty four hours from tho timo of such im' pounding, it shall be appraised ns soon as practicable, and if appraised nt a sum less than ten dollars it shall bo sold aftor flvo days posted notico, and if appraised at ton dollars or over that sum it shall bo sold aftor ten (tuyn notice posted and inserted ono time in tho KBOWBE COURIER. The proceeds of salo shall bo applied first to tho pay mont of ousts and expenses and the remainder paid to thc owner. SEC. 27. That tho ownor of any stock who wilfully permits thc samo to run nt large contrary to tho provisions of tho formor Seo* tiona of tho ordinance shall be tined in n sum not exceoding ton dollars and the costs ol tho impounding, keeping rind advertising thc stool:. SEC. 28 That tho costs for impounding shall bo ns follows: For the keep of horse ot mulo 50 coots per day, for neut oattlo 40 cents, f>r sheep or goats 25 coots per doy, foi swine 25 cents per day. SEO. 29. Resolved, That all laws enacted by tho Council heretofore, not in conflict with these Ordinances, are considered in full force nnd that oach and every one of thom shall ho in full force, after thu publication of tho same. Done and ratified in tho Conn I -A-? I oil, and tho Seal of tho oorporatior < ti. s. > of tho said town of Walhalla aOixcc \ ?-v-' ) thereto, this tho 10th day of Febru ary, A. D. 1881. JOHN D. VEKN13R, Intendant. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT, CORRECTED WEEK Lr APPLES-Dried, per pound 5@i Oreen, per bushel 5G@(V BUTTER-Per pound 15(?)2 BEESWAX-Per pound 1 BEEF-Per pound 4@ BACON-Dry snit shoulders * C. R. Sides 9(311 S C. hams, canvassed 14(3jl CALICO-Per yard 8(??1 COFFEE-Kio per pound 20(r?"J *' -Lnguyra, por pound 2 " -Java, per pound 25(3)3 CANDLER-Adamantino, per sot 20@2 " -Sperm, per pound 3 CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per head 15(3)2 COTTON-Per pound, middling, 93(a)h V -Yum. per bunch Yoi COPPERAS-Pc pound i DUCKS-Per head 20(3)2; F,UOS, per dozen li FLOUR, porsaok, (98 pounds,) 3.50(3>4.0i FEATHERS-Oeeso, por pound 4? *. -Mixed por pound 3i GRAIN-Corn, por bushol, 50@7t -ltyo. per bushel ii -Oats, red, per bushel 7; GEESE-Per head 30@h HONEY, por pound 8(?)li HIDES-Dry, por pound 1! " -Green, per pound G@i INDIGO-Spanish Flout, por pound Lut " -Carolina, per pound 7< IRON- English refined, per pound 4$@? " -Stvecd, per pound 7fV/)l " -Band, por pound 6(M M -Hoop, per pound 12} Potwaro, por pound 6?. LARD, per pound 9(3,I( LIME, pei barrel 1.9( LUMUER, por thousand feet 10.0( LEAD, per pound li MOLASSES, per gallon 40@GC MADDER, per pound 25(?)3C NAIL?, per keg 0.00@8.0C ONIONS, per bushel 75 OIL, kerosene, por gallon 20@2o POTATOES-Irish, per bushel 60(?iCt? HICK, per pound 8(3)9 .SALT-Liverpool, per suck 1.25 I SlIIHTINQ, w hoi collo 12 I " retail 10 $ " wholesale 7 i " retail 8 4 4 SltBRTINO, wholesale 9 retail ll SttOT, por pound 10 .SPIRITS TURPENTINE, nor gallon 75 ?MIAI?, por pod?n 8(3)10 .VJ HA KS-Crushed, per pound 12$ -A White, por pound 1U -Brown, per pound 9 - Extra C.. por pound 10 ?STARCH, white and blue, per pound 6J(3)7 JSUDA, por pound 6(rt)IO TOUACC'J, por pound ?D(a)C0 *' per pound, smoking 40(t?>h0 TALLOW, per pound 3 TURKEYS, por head 40(2)50 TEAS-Gun Powder, por pound 1.10 Hyson, Grcon, per pound 1.00(3)1.00 Young Hyson Black, por lb 75 WOOL, washed, per pound, 30 Notice I BRIDGE TO LET. 'PUK undersigned County Commissioners of 1 Oeoncc County will let to tho lowest rospon siblo bidder tho repairing of tho bridgo over Conncrofs Creek, near Hrekiel Cox's, commonly known ns tho "High Bridgo," at thc bridge, on SATURDAY, tho 12ih dav pf Mardi noxt. Tho plan nnd specifications of repairs will bc shown ou that day. This February 10, 1881. M. NICHOLSON, Q. WANNER, W. W. MOSS, County Commissioners. TEST: J. 8. VERNEB, Clerk. Fobrunry 24, 188.1.? l6-8t SEED POTATOES JUST RECEIVED. IO Barrels Early Hose, 10 Bbls. Early Good rich. D. BIEMANN, SON & GO, A FULL SUPPLY OF FERRY'S. S-AKDEM SEEDS. AT D. BIEMANN, SON & CO, JOHN CLARK, JR. & CO'S BEST -FOR MACHINE OR HAND USE THOMAS BUSSELL & GO., SOLE AGENTS. - FOR SALK BY M. W. COLEMAN & CO., SENECA CITY, S. C. Ji.nur.ry 13, 1881 9-8ra Peter Henderson's COMBINKD CATALOGUE OB' 3EEDS ?n? PLANTS Will be Mailed Free to all who apply by Letter. Oar Experimental Grounds In whick wc tent our Vegetable mid Plower Necd? arc mont comnietet iud our Grccnliounca for Plant? (covering; 3 aero? In situs), turo i no I ur cest In America. PETER HENDERSON & GO. 35 Oortlandt Street, New York, Agent* Wanted. 05 o Dor ninflo ' .cllluffonrl'LATFOItM KAM H. Y 80ALK. WolghauptoCaifea. KeUll prie.. S1.60. T?nUMipHM Agent?. DOMKSZIO Hw* Cu-, Ciuc?uittT. u. j February 24, 1881 15x1m State of South Carolina. By Riehard Lewie, Jisq., Judge of Probate. \y IIKIIRAS, Mrs. Helen Poole has mado suit io ?V mo to grunt her Letters of Administra tion, of tho Estate and Effects of Faank Poole, deceased "These, are, therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tho kindred and orcditors of (hs said Frank Poolo, deceased, that they bo, and appear, boforo me, in tho Court of Probate, tobe held at Walhalla, S C., on Thursday, 10th of March next, after publication hereof, nt ll o'olook in tho forenoon, to show canoe, if nny they havo. why tho said administration should not be grantod. Given under my hand and seal, this the 23d day of February, Anno Dooilni 1881, RICHARD LBWIS, Judgoof Probate of Oconee County. February 24, lb8l 16-2t* SEASON 1881. . ' .., j H ta --TRADE -M AUK. ?fflMON??? SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE. Done Phosphate of Lime " " Dissotvod, - 18.99 ? Redwood, - 4.68 ? ? Available, - 18.62 M Undo composed, 7.44 Total, - - ^20.06 Ammonia, - - 2.12 Potash, ... 2.1S M up; noni a, . ,. .1.09 MANUFACTURED DY LORENZ & RITTER, Baltimore, Md. A ? EvN T , J. B. WATSON, Seneca City, S. C. This Standard Fertilizer ls again offered to tho trade, with the assuranoo that its original formula is still rigidly adhered to; and, having a very largo stock on hand, can guarantee the article in nice mechanical condition. Dolow wo gi vo you a list of Chemicals and Fertilizing Materials manufactured and imported by ua: .ACID PHOSPHAT?, RAW DONE, (Pure Dissolved,) . RAW DONE, (Fine Ground,) RAW DONE, (Ammoniated.) OIL OF VITRIOL of all Strengths, KAIN IT, 26 to 26 Per Cent. Muriate of Potash, 80 Per Cent. Sulphate of Magnesia, Sulphato of Ammonia. February 17, 1881 14-6t* SALE OF? Personal Property. WILL bo sold at the residence of H. D. Roohestcr, deceased, on FRIDAY, tho 4lli Doy of mareil. 1881, Part of the Personal Estato of said dtcssssd, consisting of about Ten Bales of CcttoiB, Corn, Fodder, One Oood Mule, Cattle, Hos?, AC. TERMS OF SALE-CASH. R. C. ROCHE8TER, Administratrix. February 17, 1881 14-3t IUIUTCn >-"*> At?-.!, .ratfohm <. Mil T.?. Cfn, r??., W AFQ I CU IV..!.,, Mi,oil., IinuU.lk. ?Nj wnp'?, 10 IWUM. rtvttil**!. o. ia, fi M. MW?n TI* CO., Oat W1V,"BL IM*. HO, ESTATE N?T?C?l^ ALL porsons indebted to the estate of H. D. Rochester, deceased, will make payment to tho undersigned, and all thoso having claims against said estato will present them to mo duly attested within tho time required by law. R. C. ROCHESTER, Administratrix. February 17, 1881_14 4t THE WILLIAMSTON Female Oollege RESPECTFULLY offers its services to titos? parents who desire to Bcoure for theil daughters thc thorough and symmetrical culti vation of their physical, intellectual and moral powers. It is conducted on what is called thc "ONE.8TUDY" PLAN, with a SEMI-ANNUAI COURSE of Study; and by a system of Tuitiooal Premiums, its low Low Rates are mado still lower for AM, who avcrago 85 per cent. Na Publio Exorcises. No '.Receptions." Gradua tion, which is always private, may occur eight times a year. For full information, write for an Illustrated Catalogue. Address RKV. 8. LANDER, President, Williamston, S. C. Ootober 28, 1880 60-ly Administrator's Notice. ALL persons indebted to the estato of Jesse Gibson, deceased, will mako payment to me, and all persons having claims agaiset said estate will present thom to mo legally attested within the time requirod by law. WM. S. GLENN, Administrator. Fobruary 17, 1881 14-41 ON EXHIBITION A Complete Fall Stock -OF General Merchandise, -CONSISTING IN PART OF Calicoes, Dress Goods, Calicoes, Dress Goods, Hats, Notions, Shoes, Boots, Hats, Notions, Shoes, Boots, Crocker}/, Hardware, Tarns, Crocker}/, Hardware, Yarns, A Car Load -OF PAWOT FLOTJR, JUST ARRIVED FROM THE WEST Have on Hand a Lnrgo and Choice Stock of Family Groceries Consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Sugar Coffee, . ?? Tea, Molasses, Bacon, Lard, Rice, Corn, Bacon, Jjard, Rice, Corn, PLANTATIO rVT QUPPLIEQ LANTATIOi.1 ??PPLIE? And many other things too numerous to moodon, sll of which will bo sold ohcap for onsh or barter. AU who want, bargains should call and neo mo bofore prjrohasUig elsewhere. S?yNoTiOK.-AU persons knowing thom ?elven indebted to me will piesse oall sud settle st once. Respectfully, J. P. MICKLER, WEST UNION Ju?e 8, 1880 . W-ly* ?fri mm SISSONS & SONS, Import?**, Dealer* and M? au faottf ret* W MARBLE STATUARY, \ MONUMENTS/ MANTELS. FURNITURE SLABS, ALTARS, TILE, TOMBS. . 14? West Italtliuore Sired, AND CORNER NORTH AND MONUMENT ST? Drawings and Estimates furnished Frew. BALTIMORE, RI?. February &*, 1861 12-Iy THE ??trots FOR 1881. ! ' il; ti - \, y NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. KEITH, SMITH ? CO. PUBLISHERS. SUBSCRIPTION ONE YEAR, $1.50,