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Ht-:- *"?HU?1V .ii.' |P awLL'-i-JJJLUA^IXUUJT.UI_agyq Doubt and Certainty. HY KD WA nD WI?.WXT. Pf'1 Ono said* ?'1 think I know that God ts good,'11 I ^ . And yet my soul jq filled with unbelief; ].;.? 't? For he is spreed so utterly abroad, ?Mr I cannot tell whore Ho is solo and ohiof; But ss I fiud Ilia footprints everywhere, I can but e<ky that ?od hos onoo been th oro. "X. think I know that Qod is good; but yet I do not find Ulm in my worldly ways} Amid tho cona ta ot fover and the fret That troublo and porplox my earthly days, And through tho struggle and bitter palo, X look for Him, but oftcu look in vain. "I wish I might draw nigher; but my heart Still calls for something it oan seo and feel. What can I, then, but do my littlo part, Hoping that Ho will moroifully deal With one who fain would livo his lifo aright And bogs a blessing on his blinded sight!" Another said: "I know, and soc, and foel, 'That Qod> is God, and I havo justly wcighodj By what Himself has chosen to reveal, His dealings with tho orea turo* Ho has tja (lao. ThuB seoiag and believing, with no doubt, My peaeo is mndo, my passport written out "As for tho reBt, in all my worldly ways Whet matters it if God has not a part? Fit seasons I may uso for prayer and praiso, And Ho shall havo a portion of my heart; But 1 was rightly guided'from my birth, Aod know that heaven is heaven, and earth is earth. "Belief io all, end that is quito enough, God mica tho world, nnd what oan mortils do? For some, I know, tho pathsof life oro rough; But they must do their boat to worry through, For mo I hnow my sins haVo been forgiven, Whoever elBO moy full to enter heaven." -- ..?. ?--. Manhood. Thy manhood is a glorious thing, O stain it not with bribo or shame, And never let misfortuoo wring From thy true olaspthino honored name. Let no'alluring sin beguile Thy firm young steps to paths of ill, Though fickle fortune fail to smile, Supremo in manhood stay thou still. Thy manhood, 'tis a seal Ho sot, Thy> mother's God, upon thy brow, And not n jewoled coronet ? Had ever fuel? transcendent glow, "Whilo.thy young heart is undefiled, And thou canst raise to man and heaven An honest gaze, if sorrow's child, Still, not from peace and meroy riven. True manhood Iii thc right alono Of God's own sons, then stain it not, For never penitential moan Kffrtccd ono sin's polluting" blot, llomorseful centuries will fail The golden momenta to restore. Then trust thou not to vocriug sail Whon loaviog youth's cuohnntcd shore. Lot manhood bc thy guiding star, Ita puro direction ever keep; It leads to safety, and when fur away Thy boyhood's homo and those who weep For theo, lovod wanderer, blest if time Sholl find theo true to manhood still. Tho names that load tho poet's pago Aro these that koft the upright waj. - ~*. - . - Cotton Factory in Sumter. To thc Editors of thc True Southron. GENTLEMEN: Through tho columns ol your papnr I wish to notice tho inquiry in tho last issue of tho Watchman, as tc whether Sumter would remain in thc rear ia tho race for homo Factories, now bcin^ run by our Southern cities and towns. I am now engaged in gcttiug up a mill ol 2,500 spindles, to manufaoturo yarn al this placo. I do not expect to seek a dol lar of foreign audsoiiption, but I want om owu citizens throughout tho County, to bc interested in it, and to help mo build and operate it. I feel assured that thero is ample money herc for thc purpose, icekiop investment, and [ think careful review ol thc operations and profits of some of thc milla to which I havo lately made visits, will couvioco tho most skeptical that cotton ina KU foo tories uren perfectly safo invest mont! and moro remunerativo than any othor: now offered to tho public. Tho trip nbovt rcfered to was mado by mo for tho purpose of ascertaining facts and figures, upon whiol intelligent action could bc taken. San guino OB I was before I went, I hove rc turned infinitely moro so, and 1 unhesi tatingly undertake tho tusk of getting ut thc enterprise I first went to Kock HUI, S. C., whero i cotton mill has just been erected by tlx citizens, with a oupital of 9100,000. It ii run by steam, and wheo fully equipped wit havo 6,000. spindles, oapablo of pioducinj 2,000 pounds of yarn every twclvo hours worth 22 cents per pound, at a oost of cents por pound. .The next point visited wus Charlotte,N.C Tho milla aro owned by Messrs. Oats Bros They manufacturo entirely by steam, am wero built ot a ooBt of 815 00 per spindle Thoy who've 0,210 spindles, spin 2,001 pounds of No. 20 yarn in twclvo hours whioh solis nt from 22 to 20 oonts pc pound. Their daily running expenses or 800.00. It requires 2,250 pounds of rat colton to tinko 2,000 pounds of yan From these figures, with raw ootton averoj. ing 10 cents per pound, wo have tho nea littlo profit of 8155.00 per day. This in formation was furnished mo by Mr. Davi Oats, who hos charge of tho mills. Tho next mill visited was atSalom, N.C owned by Messrs. F. & H. Fries, whoa gooda oro known all over tho United Statt as tho "Salem Goods." Their mills hav been in suooessful operation for over thin years. They employ a Corliss sloom er gino for propelling their machinery, an ?rodnco both cotton and woolen fabric ho Messrs. Fries havo just completed now cotton faotory. containing 0,000 spin dies, 150 looma, and all of tho latest in provenants in maohiocry. They govo tx much valuable i information, willoh I hoi to bo able to profit by in perfecting tl onterpriso beforo mo. My stops wero them directed to tl Belmont Mills, bear Graham's, N. < They are owned by Messrs. L. 8. k L. 1 Holt, They have been in suooessful opcr l ori? .MJ/.? flO'? (l? . i^.u!_nilL??VUill JU >?.nd .Ll ?.. lion ubout three years; h.Ve 2,612 "spindlon; makes 9,000 lbs. of No..20 warps in 182 boura' work, ?nd uso .water power io wiutor and stoam tn summer. Last year thoy oleorod a handsome profit, and aro now being ruo day apd night. Th? Mesara. Holt pay $1 25 por balo freight OD raw cotton, and bani it five miles ; to their mills-this ex pense would be obviated by our mill here. . Tho Camperdown attracted my attention, BO' to Greenville, S. C., I went. Mr. John A..Sanford is tho Su perin tondent of these mills. They neb both steam end water powor; have a capital stock of $176,000; they mako, principally, hosiery, yarns of all colors, and tn about fifteen months' run netted over 9100,000; now they sro arrang ing to run day aud night. I think your roedora will admit that this looks Uko business. . . Not far from Greenville oro th? Piedmont Mills, t went' Out to thom. This factory hos been in operation about fivo years on a oapital jdock of $300,000; has paid 8 per cont, dividends, and now hus a reserved fund of $100.000. Tho net earnings last year wcro 20} per cent. Tho company havo enlarged tho factory to 23,000 spin dles and 504 looms, and they will spin and wcavo 12,000 bales of cotton per annum. They oro now making large shipments of goods to Chino. Tubing Oraogeburg io my route, I visited n mill owned by Mr. Georgo Cor nelson, who bas four of tho Clement A itu cli me nts in successful operation. His mill has a oapaoity af 800 lbs. of yam pct twelve hours, which sells readily in thc Northern markets ot 22 ecots per lb. Ile h making arrangements to run day ond night Will n mill poy in Sumter? Why noli Every mill I visited-bad to poy $2 pei cord for wood-it will cost less bore it Sumter. Most of tho mills paid frcigh on cotton $1.25 per bale-this expenso wil bo saved in ?Sumter. Every ono of tin mills recicved their cotton in bules, (excop the last ono mentioned,) at a loss of 8l.9( to ?2.U0 per halo on bugging and ties, i! fuotory in Sumter eon uso at least j of cot ton without being pricked, which would b u considerable saving. 1 have herein given you briefly some o tho most important information gathered b; me. You oan stoto emphatically, that, ti tho best of my bcliof, wo will have a fae tory in Sumter as soon as thc machiner cun ?jct herc A ohnrtcr hos been applier for, and books of subscription will bo ope on Tuesday, the 22d instant, at tho Slur of I) J. Wion ? Co. Already nearly one half thc timon nt- I deairo to start with hs beeu promised. Our 1 st of corporator iooludcs .some of tho most substantial mc in the County, and our shares of Block wi be small, so os to offer lion and poor ulik a chance to invest in what 1 believe, wi provo a blessing to this whole communit; and bo followed by other similar enter prises. Respectfully, ?so., I). J. WINN. MEN or GRIT.-Tho largo majority < men do not use a tithe of thc power thc possess. Their talents aro mostly in napkin. Ooo of tho wealthiest men i Wall street to-day, broko down iu busine a good many ycury ago. Ile wcot into a office whero ho was well acquainted, un said to a member of tho finn that ho lu no bread for his family. "T am ready to t messages for you, or perform any otb service." Ho bung up his coat aod con mcoccd work around tho lowest rung tho ladder. Previously this man's cher was ncccptcd anywhere cn the Ht rc i You may bo sure such a man gradual mounted up. Over in Huston a like-minded man fr out. Ho was without bread, und soi would be without shoes unless he waken up and stirred his energies. Ho was book-keeper, and at one time earned handsome salary. What did he do? Tl he did. He tonk a cotton honk end wc down to the wharf to loud and unto cotton at so much an hour. Hohold a other man with grit. Tho owners of t eotton and tho ship eyed this hero. So tho decree went forth: Como up high Ho resumed tho quill und luid aside t cotton hook. Discouragement never wen oneil tho Boston boy. Whiners wi hanging lips and chicken hearts, who ct their troubles willi thc bottle or thc pisl aro pitiful creatures, who should never ha been bom -.?? # *- . . -- LEAKING TO TIP. KNOTS.-A corrcspo dent of tho Scientific American, sugi;r that it would bo u handy uecomplishmi for school-boys to bo proficient in handling, splicing, hitching, and knoti ropes. He suggests tho popricty of bav tho art taught io our publie schools, common jack knife and n few pieces clothes-line ore tho main appliances noe? to impart thc instructions. Ho conclu that it would not only bc of use in ordin daily lifo, but especially those who han merchandise and machinery. Any one, odds, who has noticed tho clumsy b libznrd manner in which boxes and go aro tied for hoisting or for loading n; trucks, will appreciate tho udvuntuge practical ir.stuotion in this direction. Pi ably a good plan, ho further suggests, wo bo to havo ono school-boy taught first tho master, and tho let tho pupil teaoh other boys. To Tr.Lt, TUF, A OK or Cowa -Tho i of horned cattle moy generally bo lcm by tho ringa on their burns till their te ycur; but after (hot (imo they givo indio.lion of ngo further than that animal has passed its tenth year. Tho ring appears on tho horn after tho uni is two years old-soon ofter, os a gen rule, though sometimes before that During tho third year ibo ring gradi] increases, nod al thrco years of agi completely formed. Thc second ring opp during tho fourth year, aod ot tho end ol fifth your is completo. After that pc an additional ring is formed each ] This rule is sufficiently plain, and ev young farmer needs but littlo prootie enablo bim to read tho cow's ago on horns. A cow with thrco rings is six ; old; with four, is seven years old. No rings oro formed after tho tenth year, dcepor rings, however, and tho won poorando of tho horns, aro pretty indications of old ?go.-Farmer's A catt. Collcotor Brayton hos information t roveouo force on tho 11th instant desti near Ctcsar's Head an illicit distillery 60 gallon still and worm, 1,000 gallo mash tnl beor and 10 gallons ol wines. a b?j..pr--j. ri-iu ?gag? 0 AN ORDIN^NCS. ? v > 'f * > To RAISK SvrPiitB'?'FoR TUB TOWN or W*t BAl.tiA FAR Tim YBAH 1881, AND FOR 0TUBR Puttro?Bs. J?e rt Ordained by the intendant and War dens of the town of Walhalla in Council assembled .and bu authority of the same. That A tax to oover the period from Jauuury 15th, 1881 to January 16th, 1882, for 'ho sume and manner h ore in rv ft or named, eh nil bo raised and paid into the Treasury of the Town of Walbilla by the 3Int day of May nest: Sleet ION I. Op each ooo hundred dollars of u8sos8od value of all real and per?onul prop erty, the sum of 25 cents. SEO. 2. Ton dollars n day by any itinorunt trador or auctioneer offering for wile within tho town of Walhalla any goods, wares and merchandise at auction or otherwise to ' bo paid euch day in ndvance; and every trader or auctioneer offering for salo any goods Wares or rnorchandiea atauotionor otherwise, without having paid the nbove spcoidod tax. shall be fined in tho discretion nf tho Conn oil onch doy bo may offer: Provided. The provisions of this Ordinance sholl not bo con strued ns lo apply to tho ordinary dealers in grain, fruit, potatoes, tobacco, poultry, iron ware, eui thoo ware or other produce. SEC. 3. On ooch and overy keeper of livery and salo stablo tho sum of twenty fivo dollars for tho year in advance. And no person or persons ?hall biro or lot out for pay in any manner any horse, wagon or other vehicle without paying tho following tax: Knob tine 1 horse and vehicle, $10: each two horne and vehicle $15: this scotion not hoing d?sign?e to affect draying. SEC. 4 Dealers in liquor shall pay tho fol lowing license, to witt Each retail dealer it spirituous liquors $300, euch doaler in spir ?(lions liquors, who sells by the butilo nnd ii quantities of a quart and upwards $150 (du liquor not to bo drunk on ibo premises whet sold by any other than u retail dealer;) oacl dealer in lager boer and other malt liquors not manufactured in tho county other thai tho licensed deniers nbovo mentioned, stud pay a tax of $25; and tho license for ni dealers in spirituous or malt liquors shel cover tho year ending on tho first Monday ii March, 1881, at tho abovo rates por year an must bo paid before tho parties ontor o tho said business. ?110. 6. On nil circuses and other shows, tax of from $5 to $50 por day, in thc disoro lion of tho lntondant shall bo paid. SEC 6. On cach-and every billiard tablt kept for profit, a tax of $25; bagatelle tabl $10, and ten or niuo pin alloys $10 in at vaneo before license for using tho same sha be granted, mid any person opening such ei tublishnicnts, without first obtaining license for the same, shall be fined fur cac day they aro so kept open a sum not exceed ing $5. SEO. 7. That each nod every person hub to read duty, under tho laws of tho Stat others than ministers of tho gospel, touche of schonlB und students, ahull work on tl streets for ten days, (or pay at tho rato of ' cents por day.) under the direction of tl Intendant or sumo ono in his stoud, und thc same penalties ns proscribed by tho luv of tho State fur any refusal or neglect to pe form said work: Provided. That any persi shall bo permitted to pay, on or heforo t 15.h day of April n commutation oi thr dollars. SEC. 8. That thc tax on real and person property, a* provided in Scotion 1, shall paid according to tho assessments, rotur und valuations inndo for tbo Stato tux? Provided, That in overy cuso any party sin have tho righi cf un appeal from such assen monts or valuations to tho Town Council any time before tho first Wednesday in Ap next. SEC. 9. All taxes herein lovicd (except su taxes, licences and nsscssmenis as aro i quired to bo paid bolero cnlcrng on tho bo ness ns hereinbefore mcntiunod, shall paid mi ur before thc first day of Juno nc and if any pcrcon or persons shall fail, i fuso or neglect payment of tho taxes hen levied within tho limo specified, tho Treat ror of thc Council is hereby authorized II required to udd twenty por cent, to I amount of tho tux to the person thus ni Icctiug or refusing, und if tho tax and 1 penalty thus imposed aro not paid will twenty days, it shall bo the duty of Treasurer to iesue execution thcrnof imn din?cly and collect the sumo bv duo proof SEC 10. lie it further ordained. That u person found drunk in thc streets of town of Walhalla, whereby ibo penco i good order of tho town inny bo I m pured, tho convenience of nther persons interfe with, (-hall bc held guilty of ii niisdnmem and punishable at tho discretion of thc Coi eil. within the limita of ?heir authority, SEC. ll. lie it further ordained, That places of business or amusement illus) closed on the Sabbath Day", with the exe lion of thc Brewery Park, which may ho U open uficr 1 o'clock 1*. M., and any violin of this ordinance shall bc subject to a p nlty nf $25. SEC 12. Bc it ordained. Th nt nny pei riding or driving upon Ibo sidewalks, or b ing a horse thereon, except to cross tho sa or placing any obstruction' thereon wi may impede a free pnssage, vbnll bo punis at thc discretion of ibo Council, within limits of their authority. SEC. Iii. Ile il ordained. That any pct caught in tho net of public indecency on street shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor, bo punished nt tho discretion of the Cou within the limits ol limn authority. SEC. 14. Bc it ordained, That any poi convicted of beeping a disorderly lu within tho incorporate limits of tho towr Walhalla, shall, upon conviction of such < offense, be fined a sum not less than $25 of moro than $50, and tho owner or lessi any dwelling houso or other building, situ within said incorporate limits, who lot sub-lots any such dwelling house or o building to any person or persona, tn bn as a bawdy house or houso of pros ii m shall upon conviction pay a fino of not than ?5 nor moro than $50 for every day i which such houso or building may bo so or kept, nnd to bo olherwiso puni within tho discretion nnd authority ol Council. SEC. 15. Any person or persons who i be cuilty of fighting, rioting or other d dorly conduct, within tho corporate Iii shall bo subject to n fine or imprisonmor tho discretion nf ibo Cou neil, within tho its of their authority. SEC. 16. It shall bo the duty of tho shal to arrest al) persons guilty of m meniinrs nr lighter crimes within tho porato limits of tho town of Walhall violation of tho laws of tho State of ? Carolina, or bv violation of any nrdinanc tho town of Walhalla, nnd bring thom li tho lntondant or a Warden acting ii stead, who shall bnvo power to pass such in the promises an in bis opinion justice require, consistent with tho authority ol Council, in snob onsc provided. SEC. 17. Bc il further ordained, T shall be the duly of ibo marshal or p mun ofter tho arrest of nny person, t violation of any law interferes with tho and good ordor of tho town of Walhall tho conduct of the person arrested, tho orrost is made is snob as to impat penco and good ordor of tho town, to o confino such porson, and to produco b hereinafter dlrootod, for examination or | administration of criminal justico inn quire; SEO. 18. It shall ho tho duty of the shal to prevent ball playing and o thor a monta by a colludion of boys or mon i Main Strcot of tho town of Wt and he is, to offeot this, nnthoria ? '?". -'? '-' .1. .tmimmmtmmmm i_ !._ arrest all pors?ns^?'onleflgeuf find;bfing ibero" beforo tho Intendant for ei(uin|.uation and puidsji nient., ivp 4 f,j? . N 5 5 SKO. 19/ lie sh?ll arjest nil portions found throwing Uro balts or snooting gunn, or pis tols or otbor Qro arms, (and sling shots.) in any street io tho town of Walhalla, between North and South Dread Stroot, and bring thom before tho Intondunt ior examination and punishment. SEO. 20. Any persen found guilty of in? juting shade trees, by hitching nurses thereto or otherwise, inside the incorporation, shull bo lined u sum not exceeding $5, in the dis? orblinh of thc Council. Ssc 21. Tho marshal is further author ized to.nrrcst a.ny perron found nn tho streots between IO o'clock P. M. and Q?e o'clock A. M. who cannot give a Kati*factory reason fur siioh* presenco on tho streets during these hours. SEC 22. It shall bo a misdemeanor for any person to cut trees on any of tho streots of the town of WaUmlla. . SEO 23. Wherever thoro is no penalty fixed fur tho violation of the provisions of any Section of this ordinance, 'ho punishment for such violation ?hall bo bv fino ur imprison* meat at thu discretion of tho Council, within thc limits nf their authority. SEC. 24. That no horse, tnule or ?wino sholl bo permitted to run ut largo within tho cor porate limits at any limo after tho loth .of March next; nor shall any neat cattle, sheep or goats be permitted to du so between tho 1st day of October and tho Int day of April in any year af;or tho 1st day of October next. SEC 25. That any animal named above, found at largo Cl ni ra ry to tho provisions of "cction 24, shall he impounded und notice of such impounding shall bo p?>tcd on the dour of ibo Mai ket lluu*e, nt Hicmunn's Hotel and thc Post Ofnoo and served on tho owner nf snob animal il known and living within tho incorporate limits. SEC. 26. If tho owner fail? to apply for tho possession of his stock und comply with tho ether provisions horeiubeforo made, within twenty four hours from thc limn of such im pounding, it shall bo appraised as soon ns practicable, and if appraised nt a sum less than ten dollars it shall bc sohl after li to days posted notice, and if npprui?ed at ton dollars orover that sum it shull bo sold aftor ten days nntioo posted and insertad ono time in the ICEOWBB COURIER. Tho proceeds of salo shall bo applied first to tho pay mont of costs and expenses and tho remainder paid to the owner. SEC. 27. That tho ownpr of any stock who wilfully permits the sumo to ron ut large contrary tu the provisions nf the former Sec? tiens of tho ordinance shall be fined in a sum not exceeding ton dollars and tho costs nf thc impounding, keeping und advertising thc stuck. ?*.?.. SEC 2r That tho costs for impounding shall bc as follows: For tho keep of horse or mule 50 cents per day. for neat cattle 4U cents, f??f sheep or goats 25 conts per day, fur swino 25 conts ppr day. SEC. 29. Resolved, That all laws enacted by tho Council heretofore, not in conflict with tbeso Ordinances ure o insidci od in full force and that each and every one nf them shall bo in full loree, after tho publication of tho same. D mc and ratified in thc Couti, i -*-. j eil. and tho Seul of tho coi parution < t. H nf the said town of Walhalla affixed { - J thereto, this tho lOib day of Febru ary, A. D. 1881. JOHN D. VBRNKR, Intendant. SAM'LRi MARSHALL. K. C. MARSHALL. J.J.WKSCOA SURllttCl IS. ?Vlnr*?lt?U & *3'o., ?-Successors of- ~ jr. n. A Buis F, BR & ??" Importers and Wealers iii Hardware, Cullen/, Guns and Agricultu ral Implements. 1STO lao 3VTootixie; Stroot, SKIN GOT.DKN GUN, onA.niji3STOKr, ja. o. September IG IHM? 41 tim Peter Henderson's COMMNET? 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Calhoun, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, [Offioo for tho Prcscul ot Fair Play, S. C.] WILL practice itt all tho Stato and Dulled Stale* Courts. All business entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. February 8. 1881. 12-1 y TOS?PH1I7?HWR7 ATTO RN E Y-AT-L A W, WALHALLA,S 0. WILL practico in all tho State Courts and United States Court. Office on tho Public Square. March 12, 1880 I " 18 _ti?.; I WM. O KKITII. 'JOHN S' VEHNEIt. KEITH & VERNER, A TT O R NE YS AT LAW AND Solicitors in Equity, Wili tiraotioo in tho Stato Courts on the Eighth Judicial Circuit und in tho United ?tuto? Court Office on Public Square, Walhalla, 8 O Jan 0, 1870 8 tf (.00 to ?1?5 a Mouth. ENCYCLOPEDIA HOW TO BB^iA^rX YOUR OWNIP^%M?I' ? em - -- mm nKtl rnwut Ono ngent LAWYER told MO li? one town, alf " 7 ul?icr?M (a M days, am olh^r 75 tn 13 ?lays. Savoa tu? tlinna lt? cost, an?, av ? y body wants lt. Fend for ctrcnlnrs and term*. AUo General Agenta Wanted. Aili! rees ?. W. ZIEGLER & CO., 1,000 Arch St., Plill'a, Ta. UT . V tf?M Oulla??, ?. Jl!,>.i.? .H. U?*>ei T.raal, TaiOUTaO.N * CO., I'.H.5..U A WAH I Ell IV...I .. llHI'lal'tt'luu,,!,,, t., ..tap .. Ci'tIMSIM! l,~<. Uulll fin. ri.UI'I.KD HA .0. li.-. W.v. h.. Iv... M., South Carolina Railroad CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and after SumJuy, November 7th, 1880, Trains will run os follows: COLUMMA DIVISION. (DAILY ) Leave Charleston at 0 00 sm 0 00 p tn Arrive at Columbia at ll JO a m 0 10 II m Leave Columbia at *G 10 p to 0 HO p ni Arrive ut Charleston *11 25 pm 7 HO ? ut *Oo Sundays this Train will leavo Co lumbia at 2 15 p m and arrive in Charleston ul 7 30 p m. AUGUSTA DIVISION. (DAILY.) Louve Charleston ut 9 U0 a m 10 15 p tn Arrive at Aniiustn at 3 45 pm 8 30 a m Leave Augusta nt 7 55 a m 6 00 p tn Arrke al Charleston at 2 00 p m 5 00 a tn Trains leaving Charleston at G 00 a m and Columbia ut G 10 p m. make close connections (except on Sundays) with Greenville and Columbia litilioid to ood from Walhalla, Greenville, Anderson, ?md all loool pointu on that Hoad, includ ing Seneca City, whero eloso oonnci'tioii* arc made with the Atlanta and Charlotte Air Linc IUilway with nil looal stations, including At! .uta and all points South und West. JOHN B. PECK, General Superintendent. D. C. ALLKN, Gen. l\is. and Ticket Ap? v b.ti^. Co,??.?., c?..??..i. u.wiCMit.iif. tap** MMJ*BU* "", 1,..r lt.,.?i. ..... firala Uf.,?j<.i.l. La? ? ll....... ?4U|.r~v L...? U.|\...r M.I?. ?tka.,<.tuft ... M.. III. el.o a " Frlvnto Medlaat Advlaer " no Si ?wi re tullin, from impure leaual ai*<Klati?ii?, an<1 on ..tf-. DUM?, -ne .. ... ?at?i iliMi-ul lt. .nwt? .a.iMk, ......j H.e'iii .a.. .a??. . 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Ufj lo lb? lame wa,, and wiall ty riturn mail aaa No. S boat HUGH S1SS0NS & SONS, Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers of MARBLE STATUARY, MONUMENTS. MANTELS, FURNITURE SLABS, ALTARS, TILE, TOMBS. MO West IlnltlmoroSfrcol, AND GOAN0R NORTH AND MONUMENT SIS Drawings and Est?males furnished r'rc?>. is \i/tTaiioiti:, IUD. February a, 1881 12-1y Notice. John W. Sholor, Admlolslrator, Plaintiff, ogainsl. It? Frank Harrison and others, Dofcndiinls. PURSUANT to an order mado In tho abovo slated cas? notion Is hornby givon to tho orcditors of Marlin Harrison, deceased, to pre sent and provo their claims against said do oeaseil hrfore mo in iny otflce in Walhalla, 8. ('., on Wednesday, the 1st dav of June. 1881. Failing to do so their olaims will bo barred. HICHARD LEWIS, Judge I'robato Ooonco County. March 10, 1831 17.St 31 Atlanta and,Charlotte Air-Lino Bailw PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. ATLANTA, GA, January 16, 1881/ CHANGE OF, SCHEDULE. _ On and aftor January 16th Trains wili run on this Road ss follows: . DAY PASSENGER TRAIL*. GOING EAST. Arrivo at Soneos. 0 12 o m Leave- Senet?a, 0 13 a ra WESTWARD. Arrive at Soncos, 7 18 poa Leave Soncos, 7 10 pol NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. EASTWARD. Arrive at Scneoa, 8 87 p m Leavo SCHOOS, 8 80 p ia GOING WEST' Arrive, ot Seneca, 7 10am Leave Seneca, 7 liam LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. GOING EAST. Arrive st Muncon, 0 60 p m Leave Seneca 7 20 p m GOING WEST. Arrive nt Senoca 6 13 a m Leave Seneca 6 80 a m THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN. EASTWARD. Arrivo ot Seneca, 10 26 p m Leave Sonco?. 10 39 P OJ WESTWARD. . Arrive at Seneca, 8 06 a nf Leave Senccn, 8 00 a xti Connecting at Atlanta for all pointa Wes! and Southwest Connecting at Charlotte for ali Enstern points. Through Tickets on sale nt Gainesville, Seneca City, Greenville and Spartanburg to hil points East or Wo?t. G. J. FORE ACRE, General Monucer. W. J. HousroN, Gco'l Pass. & Ticket Atrcnt L?NDRETHS' MSEEDS SS BEST 1001 If iv >t ?old In your town, ,ou I ft ll 1 cm crt timm Ii y mall. ) )r-i v Ililli nu li Jlmul aird tor Oat*- XV/VfJL login and Prien*. The OhUtt and matt ?xfcfiflv? 8*4 d OroHtri in tht I'ntltd State*. DAVID J,.A N I>lt L UI ic 80N.S,Pnir.Ar>A.,PA. Nov 18, 1880 lrly flSM-A-SEMMONS* CURES ??S8^^ ounea IHDIQEOTIOM. OTK LOBT APPETlTg riiLiouGNE38. ??s^lsi SOUBSTOMAOH GIOK HEADACHE ?L .JagS FOUL GREATH COSTIVENESS. .?? ;.;:-;jJ?^3f tow SPIRITS, DYSPEPSIA, t?S?fc^H5Sfc;ENLARQMT Ot? It lsS0yr?rs<hfiol(to8t. and only (rennlne 81m mon* Medicino now In market. Prepared only by <:. F.SIMMONS ACo. 2810-U< iark AV. St.Loati, increaser* to M. A. Simmons, M. P. In Wo and tl boules and peckngus. bola by ?U DrofEgUtS. M?& Every luay Una ba vasily mado'wlth cm? Well Augers & Drills . Ooo men and ono hone reaulrc?. Wo aro tho only makers of thc Tlffln W.II? Bor ni? and HuoK-I)rl ll 11: K Mnohlne. ? ?-, Warranted th* Tient on Fartht Sfan'rorour oualornr-ra roako fr-oui *UO to %)\0 n dar. Book and Circulera FRUIS. Addroaa, LOOMIS & NYMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO. Nov 4, 1S80 51 6ai Greenville and Columbia Railroa CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, COLUMBIA, January 25, 1881. On and after Thursday, January 26, 1881, tho Passeugrr Trains ever tho Green ville and Columbia Railroad and ils brunches will be run daily as herewith indicated, Sundays excepted: MAIN STRM. WP. Leavo Columbia at 11 50 a m Alston at 1 02 p m Newberry at 1 68 p m IlodgCB ut 4 81 p m . Relton ut 6 58 p m Arrive at Greenville 7 17 p ta DOWN. Leave Greenville nt 10 85 a m Belton at 12 01 p tu Hodrrc* ut 1 10 p m Newberry ut 4 03 p nv Alston ut 5 01 p m Arrive at Columbia 6 10 p m LA t; lt KN S UAH,ROAD. Leave Newberry nt 4 10pm Arrive ut Laurens C II at 7 00 p m Lc ?vc L iurcns C ll at 10 80 a m Anivc ut Newberry at 1 30 p m A?Ill.VILLE BltANOII. Leave Hodges nt 4 40 p m Arrive nt Abbcvillo nt 6 30 p m Leave Abbeville at 12 20 p m Arrive at ?odpes nt 1 10 p m A ND HU SON BUANOn AND BLVJ K It 1 DO K II E. Daily, except SundiiyB, between Helton, Anderson and Walhalla, os follows; ur Leave Relton ot 6 63 p ea Anderson at 6 81 p m Pendleton at 7 ll p Itt Perry ville at 7 41 p tn Seneca 7 55 p m Arrive at Walhalla ot 8 26 p m DOWN. Leavo Walhalla at 0 05 a m Seneca City 0 48 a nsf PcrryviHc at 0 50 a m Pendleton at 10 28 a rn Andcrson at ll 00 a m' Arrive ut Holton ll 40 p rn" Up and down Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad and Anderson Brunch moko doser eonneotion at Seneca Cit/ with Allant* sod* Charlotte Air Lino Railway for Atlanta and ul) points South und West und from Atlsnta and beyond EXTRA TRAIN FUOM RELTON TO ANDERSON-DAILY. UP. Leave Relton 12 35 pm Arrive at Anderson 115pm DOWN. Leave An ric ison 4 00 p tn' Arrive at Relton 5 40 p m Hp and down Trains on the mein stem make closo connection at Columbia with tho up and down day pssscngor Trains on tito South Carolina Railroad Bud with the through Freight Trains, with Passenger Car ottiohed, on tho Wilmington, Columbia and Au-Mistn Railroad, and at Alston with tho trains of tho Sparenburg, Union and Columbia Railroad for Union, Spartanburg, Hondcreonvillo, Asheville, oVo , tko. J. W. I RY, Goners! Superintendent. ' J. P. MF.HKUITII, Master Transportation^ A. POP?:, Genera' Passenger Agent,