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ttgMr*. Alroy lite ibt4|0T?d her. f ? Otar mothers wer* old playacts* end Brit Tftfoijk % flin MOO)iMllott 16 of 'i Joy tvd tool?.jt?kff?.W* e BOJ ww oijroelf-Herry ?ClhUroh, th?& bluo ooyed baby wa? Mary Moore. Liter ?dil, I tm cojee!f ?I the Ititi? Mbocl hou??;, drewlog tay lUtle ehoiee up to 'the t door that.* Mary might ride home. bestia haVe i gained on ea?b; >P ^Bb, for other boya beside roe liked ber -and ehe, 1 fear, wa? something of a flirt, , ?von-in her pinafore?. How elegantly i ?he. i JM|4Itripptog down th? ateps whoa 1 oallod :. L?*uiW- How eweetly her bia? eyes look ? ed'at me! How gaily rung cut her morry laugh! That fairy! No one but Mary could &v?rbriog her hcW so soon td W flpV. I .followed that h?ugh from tho,days o? inly childhood till I grew ao awkward, blushing jouth. I followed it through, th? boated noon of manhood-and, now, wheo tho i frosts of age ato ailvering tty hair.'and ' '??any eblldtrorj ellmb my knee and ?ali me "father,'' I find that memories of y?date ;-ittOBg, ind that fev?o In groy hairs,-I am following its muaio ?till. . I j ?| I Whoa I waa fifteon, the first great sorrow . of my lifo ?ame upon roy heurt, iii wea want to school and 1 waa obliged to ? part with Mary. We wer? not to seo oaoh other for throo long years. ThiB, to too, \ SjatJik? a sentence of(deatb, for Mary ww Uko lifo itaelf to me. j>n . Jlut hearts are tough things, after alb '/'. *? t . I Lieft college in all tho flush and ?igor of ny nineteenth year. I waa no longer a wk. .'' word'and embarrassed, I had grown into it - till, slender stripling, with a very good SJ?D?OU of myself, both io genera! and par calar. If I. thought of Mary Moore, it Wo? to imagino how I would daisie and bewilder-hor wi th.my good looks and won derful attaiunjonts- no vor thiukiug that * ah? might dasite and-bewilder mo etil) more. I ?ia . coxcomb, I know; bot aa youth and good looks have fled, I tru?t I may be be lUtcd-when I say that self con?oit has left , m?also. Q AD advantageous proposal was made to - na? at this limb, and aooeptiog it, I gave up all ideas of . profession, and prepared to go I? t&? Indies. In my hurried visit home I saw nothing of Mary' Moore. She bid 'geno to a boarding school at som? diatanoe, I sad woo not expected home until the fol .lowing May. I uttered OOO sigh to tho atMtnory of lay, littlo bia? eyed playmate, <feiid then colled mysolf a man again." <<? "Io a year," 1 thought, aa tho vehicle whirled sway from our dcor-"io a year, or I throo years at moat, I will return, and if Miry is SM pretty aa aha used to be, why tbeo^rirhspfl J Aiy m>rry her/' And taos-1 soitled the future of a young lady whom L bad,not seen for four years. I never thought of the possibility of ?I , rsftUing' we-never dreamed that I would not' condescend to fceoept my ?Her. - Bat oow ? know that had Mary met roe thou she would- have despised rn? Pcrhap ia the poentedinn-nfifeolod student, abo tM-got1 have round plenty of aport; but ai for loving- me, or feeling, the slightest interest in me, I-should have perhaps found Iwasmistakem Iodia was my salvation, nott morely bo dupe of my euocea?, bat becaaso my labo rious iuduBtry bod oouutcraotod the ?vii io ?tv -oatare, ?od' made rn? o better man. When, at tho ?od of three- years, I pro bed to return, L enid-nothing of tho re formation io myself wbioh I knew had tikenpjaoe. "Thoy loved me aa I waa." I murmured1 totayself, "end they shall find out for thomaol ves whether X am not better worth loving than formerly." I packed .ap many a token from that land of romaneo and gold, for the friends that I ??pofL to meet. The gift for Mary Moore selected with a beating heart. It was a ring of rough, virgin gold, with my name ofid bora engraved inside-that WSB all, and yet tho side of that little top strangely thrilled me aa I balanced it on the tip of my fin gor. To the ?yea of others, it was but a small plain cirolot, suggesting thought, perhaps, by its elegfinoo, of tho beautiful white hand tbat-wa* to wear it. But to mo-how much was embodied there! A loving smile ea . beautiful face-low wurde of welcome, a future rforo^and :a awe?t, smiling face * a group ot merry children to climb my k nco, all of these delights were bidden with the little ring of gold. k v > rt ?I CHAPTER II. Tall, boarded and ano bronzed, 1 kuook cd at tho door of my father's bouao. The lights inv tho "parlor window, the hum of conversation, and th? cheerful laughter, showed mo that company had assembled there1. I boped my sister Lief ie would come to the door, and that I might greet my family whou no ?trange eye waa looking .ariooaly on. But rio-a servant answered my summons. Thoy wero too merry in tho parlor to heed tho long absout one when he asked for fed mitthuoo. A bitter thought like thia waa pawing through my mind, as I heard tho oounds from the parlor, and ?aw the half suppressed ?mil? apon the servant's lao?...-. ,,<.'..'.' I hesitated ? moment boforo I made my* solf koowa or asked for tho family, and while I stood silent, fe B tra ugo apparition grow up beforo.m?^ Fron* behind tn? servant peered oot< a; small golden head, a tiny, delieate form followed, ?ad s> sweet, childish floe, with blue eyca wero lifted op to mino--so like thom of ouo who had bligh toned roy boyhood, that I started baok with a sudden feeliOftof pain. HimS?^W vdu? t?anj? my littlo one?" I asked, whilo tho wondering servant held the ^?4ft* '-u-./i Alfa llli )o isl*1 -? vi,?.?vf. Hbo lifted np her hand as M to ?had? her eje? (t&a? MW tho very attitudo of an other ta> my boyhood, msoj sod1 many a tin?,) and' answered, in fey ?W?et bird like "What oise?? I ask quickly. 1 ?Mary Moot? Ghesior," lisped tho child. My heart asnk down Uko lead.- Hero1 was an ?od to all tho briohfc droaots of my youth ?od manhood. Frank Chester, arr boyish, ri v?. I, who h ad o ftc n ried, and tfi> ?sin, to usurp roy plaee peaide ho git!, bad / wilt fi wjTOYi*3#i / '**|*T a*''*-** w f?o^SfV .TMs'&? obi! "12?^ biol, .od bidltf*!*** taatyttfts, I losn|nf -Vn'TObNttP to* fw1 thT i&a^ft?i^ ed sod smss?d, and put np ber pretty Up a? sf about to ory, whllo tho perplexed BOT vant stopped to the parlor door and ?ulled roy sister ont to ?4? who lt was that con ducted himself ?0 BtTongcly. I hea!d s light step, sod a pleasant voice ??&r?|? itb}* ?tb! se* wy fo?bwj ?ir?*' looked pp. Thara stood a pretty sweet faced maided of twoDty, bot much changed from the dear little sister X bsd loved so well. 1 looked at her for a moment, and theo, -tifliog tho tumult pf my heart by . mighty effort, I opened my arms and seid: . ?I "Lizzie, don't yon know roe?" yHaxryL Ob, ip* brother .Hairy?'' ?ne I could not weep. I drew ber into tho lighted parlor, ?nd stood ibero with her before them Ifi. ^SL - f There w** a rush and a ery of joy, sod then my father and mother sprang toward And as I held my dear, old,mother to my heart, and'grsspod my fetb?rbjisod, while Lissie still ?lang bando mb, I tait that all wss notv?i toft.. ^nd ,th?tti^r\- another had seourod life's oho??est blessing, muny a joy remained for ma io thia doar saootuary of home. el There were four other inmates of tho room who had risen on my entrance Ono wss the blue eyed child whom I bsd al ready soca, apa who stood besido Frank Chester, dinging to his hand. Near by stood Lizsio Moore, Msry'e eldest sister, and io a distant oornor, to which she had hur riedly retreated when roy osma wss spoken, stood a tall and slender ..figure, half hidden by tho heavy window ourtaius that fell to tbVftoor. When the first rapturous greoting was over, Lissie led me forward with a timid graoo, and Frank Chester grasped my hand. "Welcome borne, my boy!" ssid he, with the loud, cheerful tones I remember so well. "Yon hove obsoged so that I would never hsve koowa you; but no matter for that-your heart is ia in tho right placo, I know. "How ean yon say he has changed? ' said my mother, gently. "To bo sure he looks older sod grtyer, sod more like a man thso when bo wont awsy-but his eyes sud smile are the same ss ever. Ile is my boy still." "Ay, mother," I said sadly; "I am your boy still." Heaven help mel At that moment 1 felt like a boy, and it would have been a blcssod relief to Imvo vfept, upon, her boBom as I bsd dono In infancy. But I kept down the boating qf my heart aud the tremor of my lip,and answered quietly, ss I looked in bia full, hsndsome fabe: "Yon have obsoged too, Frank; but I think for the botter." I "Oh, yea-thank yon for that compli ment," he answered with a hearty laugh. "My wife telle mo I grow handsomer avery day." ['.'nj cl ll J His wife?-could I boar that name and keep silent still? "And hsve you seen my litttle girl?" he added, lifting his infant in his arms and kissing her crimson cheek. "I tell you there is not snob another io the world. Don't yon think sho looks very tuuoh as her mother Used io?" "Vory muoh as hor mother used to?" j "Hallo!" cried Frank, with suddenness that made me start violently, "I have forgotten to iotroduoo you to roy wife; I believe you aod sho used to be plsymotos io your young days-eh, Harry?" and he slapped roo on tho baok. "For tho sake of old times, and because you were not here at tho wedding, I'll givo you loave to kiss hor onoo-but mind, old fellow, you sre not to repeat the ceremony. Come-hero she is, and I for onoo want to soe how oho will tnoDnge those ferocious mustaohes of yours in the opera tion." Ho poshed Lizzie, laughing nod blushing towards me, and I oricd out before I thought* "Not Meryl" It must have betrayed' my secret to every ono io tho room, but nothing wus said. Even Frauk, iu general soi obtuse, waa this time ailont. I kissed tho fair cheek of tho f'oung wife, and hurried to tho silent figure ooking out from the window. . "Mary-Mary Mooro." I said in a low, eager voice, "have you no welcome to givo the wonderer?" "I am glad to soe you hore, Harry." Simple,: words-and yet bow blest they made mel I would not have yielded up that moment fur an emperor's crown-for there was the happy group, and the dear borns fireside, and there sweet Mary Mooro. The eyes that I had dreamed of by day and night were falling before tho ardent gase Of mino; and the sweet faoe I had so longed and prayed to see, wss before me. I never knew what happiness was until that moment oamo. Mao; years hss passed nineo that happy night, and, the hair that was dark and glossy is fast becoming groy. I dov growing to bc sn ola man, and can look buck to a loug sod happy shdl hope, a well spent lifo. And yet sweet ss it has been, I would not recall a single day, fdr tho love that mode my ,manhood ao bright shines also oo my white hairs, ; : Ao old mool Can this be 60? At heart I am as young ss ever. Mary, with hor bright hair parted smoothly from a brow that has a slight furrow upon it, is still the Mary of ray eerly days. To mo she can never, grow old nor oh ange. Tho boorf; that hold hj^jb infanoyV an4' sheltered hor io tho flush'and bofluty of womanhood, oan never osst her out till life shall ooaso to worm it..^or, ovo? Jhen-*for love still HreJ above, , Texas han 286 counties, of , whiob hui t162 are orgsnizotf. Thero were .ooly 117 WgsnisWd io 187% bot rbey oouot on having 800 eventually. Wur. P., Prye, Republican, member of the House*, iVuiu Moirfo, bas b?en olectcd I J. S. Hone tor, to 0)1 tho unexpired Verm of Senator t/ames ?r. Bfsine. Blaine's term i si Son?toi*Would hnvd expired' in 1883. 1 Ta RAIM 8OM>LU8 IOIUTBJL TAW H oiyWaiJ t .PuBj-oiiw. io tratt iTr'^?A-. .'.(. r I ibo? ? 0? U r!MJ*W.-V-t*rfir. f 18' (WJ?I i ? Zfo ? Ordain?! 5y **? 7nfend<kn< arid War den* of the town of Walhalla in Council assembled and by auVuniit/'of^theeame, ?liai a tax to eo'vef tba period IV o m January 15th, 1881 to January loth, 1882, (er tba ennis aud ruarsocr horoioaftcr namod, ehtjll bo raided and paid into tho Treilbfy Of the Town of Walhalla by tho 3lat day of May heat:' SECTION 1. On' eaoh one hundred dollars of assessed value of all real and personal prop erty, the aum of 26 center *m Sao. 2. Ten dollars ti day b? any -Itin?rant grader or auotlontor offortpg for e?le,yvitblo the town cf Walhalla any goods, wares aud ?teroband.ise at auction or otherwi-o, to be aid eapb day In. adsanbe; a?d ?very trader dr auctioneer offering for.salo any gooda ware? or merchandise at auction or o thor? Iso, without having.paid tho abovo specified tax. shall be flood tn the discrotion of tho Conn ell eaob day he may nflbr: Provided, The provisions of this Ordinance shall not bo con struod aa to apply to tho ordinary dealers in grain, fruit, potatoes, tob?ceo, poultry, iron-* waro, earthenware or other produoo. SEC 3. On ooch and every keeper of livory and ?ale stable the Bum of twenty five dollars Ibr the year in advance. And no person!'or persons shall biro or let ons for pay io'fcny manner any horse, wagon or other vehicle without paying the following tax: Each one boree and vehicle, $10; eaoh two horse and vehicle, $15: this sootion not being dosignod to affect draying. 8xo. 4 Dealers io liquor shall pay the fol lowing license, to wit: Eaoh retail dealer in spirituous liquors $300, each dealer in spir ituous liquors, who coils by the bottle abd ia quantities of a quart1 and upwards $150 (thc liquor not to be drank on the premises when 1 sold by any other than a retail dealer;) each dealor in Ingar boer and other malt liquors not manufactured in the county other than tho licensed dealers above mentioned, shall pay a tax of $25; and the lioenso for all dealers in spirituous or malt liquors shall cover tho year onding on the first Monday ir March, 1881, at the above rates per year ant must be paid before the parties enter or the ?aid business. SEC. 5. On all oircoses and other shows, i tax of from $5 to $50 per day, in the discro tion of the Intendant Shall bia fiaid. Ste. 6. On oach and overy billiard tablo kept for profit, a tax of $25; bagatelle tabb $10, and ton or nine pin alleys $10 in ad vaneo before license for using the same shel be granted, and any person opening snob es tublishmeiots, without first obtaining i Moonee for the same, shall be fined for ead day they aro so kept open a binn not exceed ing $5. * S Bpi 7. That eaoh aodoVory person liabl to road duty, ander tho laws of tho State others than ministers of tho gosnol, teacher of schools and studonto, shall work on th streets for ten days, (or pay at tho rate of 5 oe bb? per doy.) under the direotion of th lnt?ndun,? pr sonio one in hj.? etea'd, undo tho eotne" penalties as pre^Vibed bf the law of tho State fdr any refusal or'negleot to per form said work:'t?ovta?d? That any poreo shall bo permitted to pay, on or before th 15;h day of April a commutation ol tbre dollars. SEO. 8. That the tax on real and porsoni property, as provided in Scotian 1, shall b paid according to the assessments, return and valuations mado for the State taxei Provided, That in overy caso any party aha huvo tho right of an appeal from audi nasos? monta or valuations to tho Town Council t any timo before tho first Wednesday in Apr noxt. Sec. 0. All taxes herein levied (except sue taxes, licences and assessments ns are rc quired to bo paid before ontcrug on tho bus ness as hereinbefore mentioned, shall 1 paid on or before tho first day of June' nex and if any person or persons ?hall fail, rt fuso or neglect payment of tho taxes beroi Ivvied within tho (imo specified, the Treust ror of tho Council is hereby authorized ai: required to add twenty por oent. to tl amount of tho tax to the person thus ncj lecting ur refusing, and if tho tax and tl penalty thus imposed aro not paid withi twenty days, it shall bn tho duty of tl Treasurer to issue execution thereof ?mm? dia'cly and collect the same bv duo proc?s SEO. 10. Dc il further ordained, That nc person found drunk in tho streets of tl town of Walhalla, whorcby tho peace ar good order of the town may bo impure 1, i tho convenience of other persona interfer? with, shall be hold guilty of n roisdomeanu and punishable at tho discrotion of tho poul eil, within tho limits of their authority.', SEC. ll. Be ii further ordained, That i .daces of business or amusement must ' i closed on' the Sabbath Day, with the exce lion oT tho Brewery Park, which may bo kc j open aftor 1 o'clock P. M., and any violatit ' of this ordinance shall be subject to a poi ally of $25. SEC 12.- Be it ordained, That any p*r?< riding olr driving upon thc sidewalks, or tea ing a horse thereon, except to cross the sam or placing any obstruction thereon wh:< may impede a free passage,.shall bo punish, at thc discretion of tho Council, within tl limits of their authority. I Sxo. 13. Bc il ordained. That any persi caught in the aqt of publio^indooenoy ou tl street shall be guilty of a1 misdemeanor, ai bo punished at the discretion'of tho Count within the limits of their authority. SEC. 14. Be it ordained, That any persi convicted of keoping a disorderly hon within tho incorporate limits of tho town Walhalla, shall, upon conviction of such ea offenso, bo flood a sum not loss than $25 n of more than $50, and tho owner or lasso any dwelling houeo or othor building, situ?t within said incorporate limits, whu lets sob-lots any such dwolling h.-uso or otb building to any person or persons, to be us as a bawdy house or house of promi to tit shall upon conviction pay a fine of not lt than $5 nor more than $50 for every day up which euch house or building may be so ii) or kept, and to be otherwise punish within tho discretion and authority of t Cou noil. SEC. 15. Any person or persons who sh be guilty of fighting, rioting or other dist dorl y conduct, within tho oorporato lirai, shall bo subject to a tine or imprisonment the discretion of the Council, within Ihe lit ita of their authority. SEO. 15. ft shall bo the duty of tho mt shat to arrest all persons guilty of misc moaners or lighter crimes within the o porato limits of the town of Walhalla violation of the laws of tho State of Soi Carolina, or by violation of any ordinance the town or Walhalla, and bring them bef the ' Intendant or a Warden acting in stead, who shall have powor to pass snob or in the premises aa in his opinion justioo n require consistent with the authority of Council, in such CASO provided. SEC. 17. Bc il further ordained, Tba shall be the daly bf ?he marsha! br''poll man ofter the nvrost of any person, wh .Violation of any law interferes with the pe and good order of tho town of Walhalla, the conduct of the person arrested; a tho arrest is made, is auch aa to I m paro peot?apd a/iQd'order.bf tho town, to clor conUnt?aOoh p?rtfbn, and to produce him .hereinafter directed, for examination or prc administration of criminal justice ma? ?qoiro. >'?')',\: i -J . i \\?I * j SKO. 78. It shall ho tho duty* of the' ?f sh al to prov nu thal) pHy ing; mid othor om?; monts by,a collection of boys cr mon1 in' Main Street bf the town of "Walh and hy \j?' tb '?Wwi this* aot^ori^od w4mfci*F"<" H *,""t W'+w ?VP' 1 M Sto^ 1?. U??H?U Arresten M^M?bf)??bn<l throwing; Aro Ulla or ehooslnK?gub*. or pUr m ponlahnSeu?;" ?r' ' ' ' ' , 8*0.' 20. Any person fband 1 guilty ! nf lm> juring shade trew, by hitching horses tberoto or otherwise, A naide the incorporation, ?hall be? fined a ?um not exceeding $5, io the dis? cretion of the Council. SEO. 21. Tb? marshal is farther author ised to orront any person found on tpe ?treats between 10 o'clook P. M. and Ave o'olo?k A. M. who cannot givo a satisfactory reason 'for such prosonco on tho street? during theso ?buM. > ?'? 8xc. 22. It shall be a misdemeanor for any porson .to out trees on any of the streets of tho mwn ot Walhalla. S,sc 26. Wherever there is no penalty fixed for the violation of the proviens of tiny Section of this ordinance, ?he punish mont for su?h violation.shall be by floe or Imprison-? , mont at the discretion of tho Council, within tho limita of their authority. SKC. 24. That no horno, mute or swine shall be permitted to run at Urge within the cor* ?orate limits at any time ofter the , 15th of larch ooxt; nor s hall any neat oattlo, sheep or goats be permitted to do so between tte 1st day of October and the 1st day of April tn ?ny y oar nftor tho 1st day of October next. SEC. 25. That any animal named, above, found nt largo contrary to tho provisions of Section 24, shall bo Impounded and notioo of snob impounding shall bo posted on the door of the .Market llouxo, at Riemann's Hotel and. the Poet Offioo sod served on the owuer of such animal if known and living within the incorporate limits* SEO. 26. If tho owner falls to apply fur the possession of his stock and comply with the other provisions horoinboforo made, within twenty four hours from tho time of such im' poundiog, it shall be appraised as soon OB practicable, and if appraised at a sum less than ten dollurs lt shall bo sold after five days posted notice, and if appraised nt ten dollurs or over that sum it shall be sold nftor ten days notice posted and inserted ono time in the KF.OVVRK COU III ER. Tho proceeds of sale shall be applied fir6t to the pay mont of costs add expenses abd tho remainder paid to the owner. SEC. 27. That tho owner of any stock who wilfully permits the same to run at large contrary to the provisions of the formor Soo? tiona of tho ordinance shall be fined in a.sum 'not ?xoeoding ten dollars and thc costs of tho impounding, keeping and advertising thc stook. ?8KO. 2R That the costs for impounding shall be as follows: Pur thc koop bf hortfe or mule 50 cents per day, for neat onttlo 40 cents, for sheep or goats 25 coats per day, for swine 25 oonts per day. ?SKC. 29. Resolved, That all laws en noted by tho Council heretofore, not in conflict with these Ordinances, are considered in full force and that each and every ooo of thom shall bo in fbi) force, after the publication of the same. Done and ra titi ed in the Ooun. (-????-, j oil% and the Seal nf the corporation is. ?I 6C the uaid town of Walhajhtulhxod J (hereto, ^his tho 10th day of Febru ary, A. D. 1881. ' JOHN D. VERNER, Intendant. SAM'L K. MARSHALL, E. C. MARSHALL. J. J. WKSCOA Samuel lt. Jtlareliall & Co., -Successors of JT. 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On,*'i W?""^ Dictionary containing s Bifr. .Jfapltifbal Dlctloimry,- -thu Rive? il.o Namo with Pronunciation, Nation, Profession .nd Dato of over 0700 persons. Published by 0. AC. MERRIAM, Springfield, MM*. AIM Mp&TWtf ATio^AL PICTORIAL OwT?*m FA*?* ?fffvo., foo laotsvwa?. iProfe?SQioiiGul )<3ai?i ?r~'>rl?.'Ti' Im*1 mil oiw jil?un-H ?fr??yw inn! i J. Wffi.- P. Oaliiouai KTTOHNEY^AHO C?UNSftOR ?J lAW, ' [Omeo for tb? rreacqt at Fair Play, 8. C.] , 1?/1LL' 'practice/tn ali liie.StaU, auJ United I YV StatT Courin. ' AH bubbles* entrusted to bim will recelvo prompt nttiinlion, ..'..'>> j February 3. 1881, . 12-iy . JOSEPH W. SHELOR, 2, ATTORN JEYvATVLAW, WALHALL^,8. O. TTT?L?.. practice in all theSt ato VV. Courts mid United States Court. ..!;<->...??-.? u j' Office ort the P?blic Sotiar?>. , March 12, 1880 * 18- ; WM. O KEITH. JOHN'S. VERNfcR. KEITH & VER?ER, A TTORNEYS AT IA W AWI) Solicitor* tn Equity, Will ornotioo in the*'State Courin on thc i Eighth Judicial Circuit ?nd in the United .$tate<* Court . . ! . OJjlce on Publie Sonare, Walhalla, B O Jen 6, 187o 8 tf H^tlf tara??*- m IM I JW ?nd furm" for BU?I? rfltlW I Ct DC nen Men, Famicra. Mt. I air? ^T.Mirrva clunie? ?IKJ Workltmru-n YOUR OWNosi^vas^i m ?t m ?, ? i* A. ?? Urent aucce?*. ona agent LAWYER ?oki MO lu ono town, an WW I *mW% vthsr i?) m M dayt,' ?n etber 7S In ia dayt. Savee tm time? tia cost, and everybody wanta lt. ?find Xor circulara and tana?. Alto General Agenta Wanted. AiMrtta JP. Vf. UJCaiSR * CO., 1,00? Arch St.. lld l'a, Pa. /Ml (M.. U.Ji Ira. IliJII l'? 111 (.O.,?.. ^Jil, I. U.U,Ho, South Carolina Railroad* CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and ofter Sunday, November 7th, 1880, Traine will run aa follows: COLUMBIA DIVISION. (DAILY ) Leave Charleston at 6 00 a m 0 00 p m Arrive at Columbia at ll 10 a m C 10 a m Leave Columbia at *G 10 p tu 9 30 p m Arrive at Charleston *11 25 p m 7 80 a m *Oo Sundays thia Train will loave Co lumbia at 2 15 p m and arrive in Charleston at 7 80 p m. AUGUSTA DIVISION. (DAILY.) Leave Charleston ut 9 00 a rs 10 15 p ru Anivo at Augusta at 8 45 p m 8 80 a m Leave Augusta at 7 55 a m 6 00 p m Arri-re at Charleston at 2 00 p m 5 00 a m Trains leaving Charleston at 6 00 a tn and Columbia at 6 10 p m, make close connections (except on Sundays) with Greenville and Columbia Railroad to and from Walhalla, Greenville, Anderson, and all local points on that Road, includ ing Soneoa City, whpro close connections are made with the Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railway with all loeal stations, including Atlanta and all point? South sud West. JOHN B. PECK, Geueral Superintendent. D. C. Ar.LRN, Geo. Pus. and Tioket Agt .i )_ * Ll VT *Jfl\ * tamalttt flllB* TO WEDLOCK, W .<?TJ) \ ellimo! 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Wa hava taath?? aaofamar MW.aJfara? BU U? aaaaa ?U, aad wtth hp ratant atail aw Ha. S bot? antin Sissows & SONS, ' Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers of MARBLE -STATUARY, MONUMENTS. MANTELS, FURNITURE SLABS, - ALTARS, TILE, TOMBS, l lO W?nt HmiM>sar<8 Street, AND CORNER NOttTII AND MONUMENT 8TS Drawings and Eatlmates furnirthed Free. Ilrtl/rlJIORF?, lille. February 8, 1H8I 12-ly Notice. John W. Sbelor, Administrator, Plain ti IT, agalnat B. Frank Harrison and others, Defendants. PURSUANT to an order made in the above ' stated caso notioe ls hereby gi von to the orrtditors of Martin llarrlaon, deceased, to pre sent and prove their olalma agalnat said de ceased before me in my office in Walhalla, 8. C., on Wednesday, tbe 1st day of Juno, 1881. Failing to do so their claims will be? barred. EIC! i Alli* EU WIS? Judge Probate ObcUee County. March .10, 1&7H 17.0t ,niv JNt??#NflEB pf?PARTW? OW-' ATLANTA, GA " January 16, 1881. !(* CH A ?O ? OJrWCBRDUL&i .., no ,(. io ?.? tail ? if, ?Ji ni tn< >: : <!.ub<i On toa after January lCth Traine wilf run on thia Hoad ?a follows: DAY lp .S8ENGER TRAIN. GOING EAST. Arrive at Seneca, ,0, 12,?, nv, twvo $enooa, > 9 *B Mfc , WESTWARD. :/ Arrive at Seneoa, 7l8pna,i(J Leave 8eneoa, 7 19 p ra NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN,. EASTWARD.1 ^V*** Arrive at 8eneoi, 8 8T p m k Leave 8eoeoe, " ' '8 89 pm QOI??GWEST? ; Arrive atSoneoa, ri?/?'.: Loavo't?oneoB, ' 7 ?l a ra LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. : GOING EAST. ' ' " Arrivo at Seneca, 6 SO p m LeaVOSeneca 7 50'p'tof o aiNo WEST. Arrive at Seueoa 5 ,18 ft.W . Leuvo Seneoa 5 80 n m THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN/' .. . EASTWARD. ? " [, "j Arrive at Soueoa, 10 26, JJ nj1jj L?avo Scoros, 10 89 p nv WESTWARD. . I Arrivo at Seneca, 8 00,a pi Leave Seneca, 8 00 a tn Con neotinp ut Atlanta fot all pointa Weat and Sooth weat. CooooetiDg at Charlotte for alt Eastern points* Through Tickets OD sale at Gainesville, Se no on City, Greenville and Sparta D burg to alt points East or West. "G. J. FOREACRE, General Maoager. W. J. HOUSTON, Geo'l Pass. & Tioket Agoot LANDRETHS' lora? I_. ?'ieic<r? tn lh. I'HVtd S'n/r*. U AVZ1> JL.VN1) JW.'JPH Ot HON H, Vu IUD A. .1'*. Nov 18, 1880 ?$?|L. BSM.?.SIMMOHS9 eimeo CURE? tNDioa?Tiow, iW ~~~JL LOBT APPSTffifc ?lLlOUSNI88. My ^W?S Court STOMAOHU BIOKHEAOAOHS tflfl FOUL BR?ATH OoanvEHcss. .j?^lSt&iJfml Low SPIRIT?. DV8PVP8IA, ,-t%M^^jSS^'ki ?MtABaM-Y OT cona, Xl^SSnBSmL^ SPUI? R?ETABLC mm IttsWyearstheoldest, an<1 only ?-*nnlnaSim mons Medicine now In markst, rrepattdoalrtrjr C. f. HIM MOM si Co. S810-VJ ('lurk Ay. Ht. Lon!.. .ncceiHor* to af. A. Btmmont. M. I>. in sac and VtbotUot?.ndp?ck*goa. Bold by oil Druggie?. $25 Every O&y ' Oas be easily m .a? with ofir Well Augers & DrUls Oae maa Md on? boree reanJp?a^We> uro tb? oulrwe^ere ofln> Tl01'} ??eil? Kori o g end Boek-Srihin* Mu oin no. tf.m>.t?) ?ti. "K LOOMIS t WltaaTTlFrUi, OHIO. Nor 4, 1880_61 fim Greenville and Columbia Railrott CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, COLUMBIA, January 25, 1881. On and after Thursday, January 20, 1881, tho Passenger Truioscvor the Ureea v il le and Columbia Railroad and ita branch as will be ruo daily as herewith indicated!-, Sundays excepted: ? * MAIN STSlf. ur. Leave Columbia at ll 60 a aa Alston st 1 02 p na Newberry at 1 68 p na Hodges at 4 84 p ni Pelion at 6 68 p m Arrive at Greenville 7 17pm DOWN. Leave Greenville at 10 85 a nt Helton at 12 01 p na. Hodges at 1 19 ^p ny Newberry at 4 08 p in Alston et 6 01 p nv Arrive at Columbia 6 10 p Bu LAURENS RAILROAD/ Leave Newberry at 4 10 p ta' Arrive ot Laurens C II at 7 00 p m Leave Laurens C fl at 10 80 a m Arrive at Newberry at 1 80. p BS A mn. VILLE BRANCH. Leavo Hodges at 4 40 p na Arrivo at Abbeville at 6 30 p na Leave Abbeville at 12 20 p na Arrive at Hodges at 1 10 p Mi ANDERSON Blt ANOII AND BLOB RI DUB R. ?. Daily, except Sundays, between Bettong Anderson nnd Walhalla, as follows: UP Leave Relton at 5 63 p ut Anderson at 6 81 p na Pendleton at 7 ll p m. Perry ville at 7 41 p uv Seneca 7 66 p m ! Arrive at Walhalla at 8 25 p nv DOWN. Leave Walhalla at 9 05 a nv Seneca City 9 48 a nt' Perry ville at 9 60 a mt Pendleton at 10 28 a ra> Anderson at fl 09 a m< Arrive at Rcltou ll 49 p nt? Up and down Traina on the Dine Ridge Railroad and Anderson Bronob make oms** con neel ion st Seneca City with Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railway for Atlanta and all points South and West and from Atlanta und beyond EXTRA TRAIN FROM RELTON TO ANDERSON-DAILY. UP. Leave Relton 12 85 p m Arrivo at Anderson 1 15 p rn BOWN. Loave Andetson 4 00 p tn Arri ve at Rcltou 6 40 p m Hp und down Trains on the main ateos moke close connection at Columbia with tho up and down day pusseeger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad aud with the through Freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached, on tho Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, mid at Alston with the trains of the Sparenburg, Union asd Columbia Railroad for Union, Spartnnburg,. Henderson vi lie, Asheville, iio ., <fco. J. W. i RY, Gonoral Superintendent'. J. P. MKREDI-J ir, Monter Transportation. A. Vvrr.j Genera' Passenger Ageutv