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..fcOgAl, MA.TTBRS,
Tho Charleston anti Columbia daily pnpora
como very irregularly to Walhalla.
' Thor? will be communion in the Baptial Churoh
on next Sunday.
Millet ie good for cow or horae. Don't fall to
sow a patch. It will pay better than anything
else..
Those who de not wish to bo dunned should
comply, with our terms and pay their subscrip
tions in advance.
Borne per?ons report that all the fruit is nol
ye), killed, but we think it has been BO chilled
that lt will'drop.
Mr. Jobn M. Dowls bad bis arm broken las!
Friday by his mules r?n?lng away with th<
wagon loaded with wood nod throwing him out
We Will bogln tho publication noxt wcok o
an interesting and beautiful Biory, which nil
run through two number? of our paper, ontitloc
..Dads.*'' Every one should read it.
When prosperous morchonts In? in a nov
etook of. gooda, tlioy publUh it to tho world
A man Booking to prosper by public patron,
ago has no claims upon the publio unless bi
.invites jt to pa i ron i zo him.
Tho Charleston News and Courier daily
tri-weokly and weekly, with the Sunda;
odition, is ooo of tho best papers in til
* Htatu, and wo recommend it to tho patronag
of our people.
In our last IOBUO wo published by ro quest th
full text of tho Block law, willi penalties for il
Violations. It comprises threo A?Hs and can V
easily understood by tho reader. All shout
keep a oopy of tho paper, OB wo will not ngni
publish it.
Arrangement H ire being made, we underatani
to have a union Sunday school pic nie about tl
first of May, componed of tho children of tl
Baptist, Frcsbytcrinn, Methodist and Luther?
Sunday schools of our town. It ia thought th
these four schools can muster about four bur
drcd children.
Mr. Henry F. Alexander, County Treo
urer, has beca appointed an agent ft
Oooneo County to reoeivo subscriptions
the Columbia Water Power and Manufac
toring Company. Mr. Alexander wi
furnish all. tho information desired b
persons who wi nil to subsoribe.
Tho Adgor boys April fooled tho Professo
Inst Friday by failing to appear at tho collei
.nd taking a walk to the near mountains, i
:tbo day was very cold and windy we would n
bo surprised if they wore not worso fooled Hu
thc Professors.
Our notos o? travel have been oxoludod td
wcok by tho now?ourront and advertisement
'Wo will continuo thom horoaftcr. As tin
taro descriptions or what wo saw, they lo
inothing in intcrost by dolay from timo
time.
Mr. Oiemann ia repairing and refilling I
ilivery and salo .?tables in our town formet
ownfed by A. W. Thompson, preparatory to
largo business tho coming summer. He kee
rv good lot of first clans stock and vehicles.
Wo hoar that John Keith, a colored man
this place, in the employ of the Columbia a
.tireenville Railroad, had his hand mashed a
received other injuries while attempting
couple the cars at Helton. Ilia injuries aro i
ported such that ho could not bo safely remov
.at present.
The County Treasurer publishes in thia lae
dho opening of tho tax books in May and t
days on which he will be at diff?rent points
the county for the oonvonieuoo of the I
?payera. Tho taxes are payable at option, 01
'half in May, tho remainder in tho {all, or I
whole in tho fall, one-half bearing interest fr
May.
The weather for a week has boon exoesslvi
cold. Tho ground has been frozen moro or h
all tho time and a freeling winter wind blowii
lt bas bcon snowing a great deal on the mou
tains which have been while. It has been <
of the most disagreeable spells we ever e
tperionood and hos operated to suspend to
dargo ?xteul farming operations. It mod?rai
6 little ou Saturday and Sunday, but on Mond
a cold high wind blow all day. Tho atmospln
feels as if planting timo was two months i
but when thc snow on thc mountains melts
may expeot wnrm spring weather.
We aro indebted to Mr. J. D. Evans, de
agent at Walhalla, for the following statom.
of certain articles shipped from this depot:
tho year 1870 there wero G13 bales of col
-shipped from Wal 1mlia, and in the year li
'901 bales wero shipped. There wcro a
.shipped in 1880 4,000 hoad of oattle and 21,2
fowls. This docs not include hogs, corn an
number of other reticles of ; .educe shipf
from this oounly. We think with n good ci
tboro will bo morn cotton shipped from Wallie
this year, ns our merchants have boon pay:
tho highest pricoi and our markot will tl
improve every year.
II ?nun i. MI . ni.i ri-.wi in..
STO?SSli^ LOO AXil
A -...
I Moan JBualness.
If yea want the highoel prices for y<
.country proiluoo and goods at rook bottom prio
go to W. T. Reid's. Ono piece extra fine s
(finish alpaca for 33 cents por yard, Now Ya
cost. A complete stock of shoes, on whiol
defy competition in prices. Boots at oo
'Grooorios, I ranko a specialty. Tobacco a
cigars of all grades, and merchandise in gencr
ll will not be undersold. Como and bo oe
Vmccd. Respectfully, W. T. RRII>
If you want something that is good in I
'way of pure liquors go lo Biemann's Bur ti
drink F. W. Wngcncr & Co.'s ?Old Crow" i
whiskey.
Price our Sowing Machines before buy
'elsewhere, at D. Hiern ann, Son & CO.'B, age
for Wheoler & Wilson, Araerioan and Da
Sowing Machines.
Next Saturday I will open a largo and Bph
did ?took of spring goods, having bought si
tho recent doolino. I will offer inducements
those who pay cash for goods. A word to
Wise is sufBoiont. J M. OAUTKK
1.1.I lilli I MM-ll I.lill.???.IMIMII
Oil Aiti.KsToN, April 1.-Tho old und proi
neut firm of Jamos Adgor & Go., hank,
and shipping agont?, who suspended in 18'
have Bottled with thoir orcditors and roeutti
business to day?
rnoriT, $1,200.-"To ?um lt up, BIX lo
.years of bed-ridden sickness, costing $200 ]
I year, total $1,200-all of this expense i
1 stopped by three bottles of Hop Hitters, tal
?by my wife. She has done her own h ouse wc
for A year slhoe, without the loss of a day n
t want everybody to know it for their benefit
1 ?V. IC. l'armer
. - _JtH _-_;__;_
I - Editorial Jottings
The Cnthollo Church ot Anderson, S. G., will
bo dedicated May nth.
(keouville, 8. 0., is to haro a furnlturo fao
tory.
Tho Grand Lodge Knights of llonor of South
Carolina meets nt Vorkvillo Amil 19th.
The pistol law has boon passod by tba Gene
ral Assembly of Arkansas.
There was a light fall of snow ia Lexington
county on lb?, 80ih ultimo.
Vorkvillo proposoB to make a strong effort to
carry tho dry ticket at tho numioipal election ia
Moy.
Tho House of Representatives of Massachu
setts has defeated thc bill to givo municipal
Buffrngo io woroon by a rote of 122 to 76.
Scarlet fever prevails to an alarming
oxtont in Charleston. Many deaths have
already occurred.
Tho post office al Anderson has boon raised
from a fourth to a third class or Presidential
offloo, to take effect April l5t instant.
Col. Alkon. who hau been quite ill slnco his
rotura from Washington, is now Improving and
his recovery ia conslderod certain.
Up to April 1st $125,600 had bcon subscribed
to tho stock of tho Columbia and Lexington
Water Power Company. This 1B over tho
amount oxpeoted at first to bo raised.
Mrs. Bertie Sims, wife of Joaeph M. Sims, of
York county, committed suicido on tho 28th
i ultimo by hanging herself with a oord. Sho
i was thirty years old, left ono ohild and had been
> for sometime in a dcliouto state of lioultli.
1 There is a probability of a union between tho
1 debt paying and readjusting Democrats of Vir
ginia. This is said to bo duo in socio measure
. to the dofeotion of Maheno. It is an ill wind
j that blows no body any good.
3 Tho bondholders of tho Sparlanburg and
1 Asheville ltailroad purchased that road on Mon
1 day last for $111,000. Tho company was rc
' organized and it is stated tho road will bo
completed to Ashevillo ul once.
Tho United States Court was organized
at Charleston on Monday last. More limn
* twenty-fivo caaes of violation of tho olootion
' laws wai announced by tho District Attor
1 ney us ready for trial.
Tho apportionment under tho rcoont cen
sus bill passed the House jost before tho nd?
? journmcnt of Congro^a. Tho hill places tho
9 number of Representatives nt three hundred
9 and ton, and gives South Carolina six.
t
, There ls a Fomalo Out lego in Massachu
setts, in which 19 per cent, of tho students
L take lessons in conking, and 10 per cont, ol
thom aro learning dress cutting. This is
. higher education to a good purposo.
? Gcorgo While, charged with killing John
i Schofield in Greenville Inst Christmas, by slab
bing him with a knife, has boen found guilty ol
? manslaughter at thc present term of tho court
True bills have been fouud ?a four oases foi
*, carrying concealed WOnpoUS. Lot the law bc
s evorywhero enforced.
Tho criminal business of York County is sole
f to bo the hoavicst slnoo 1876. Bolwccn fiftcer
j and twenty prisoners aro to be triod for different
] orimcs, including murder, rape, arson, larceny
j perjury, burglary and minor offences. Foui
persons are to bo tried for murder.
1 In the United States Se?alo both, tho Demo
crats and Republicans, claim to bo acting solely
0 for tho good of the country. Each party asserli
1 that it is tho champion of a freo ballot ant
j honest count. If lins bo true they aro agrcec
t and Ibero is no need of filibustering and delay
. lng business.
s Twelvo persons woro sent lo tho poniloutiar)
i by Judge Hudson at the recent tenn of oourl foi
Spartanburg county, ono for lifo, tho others foi
f terms rnnging from ono to five years. Of thii
I number four wcro white. Two cases of carry
ing concealed weapons wore scntonood to pay c
- fine of ten and fivo dollars respectively anc
i costs.
Judge Aldrioh at ridgefield sentenced a negr<
1 to six months in thc penitentiary for currying
i conccnlcd weapons. This nt first appears to bi
' a heavy sentence, bul violators of this law mn}
> rest assured that tho judges intond to cnforci
. it, and as it becomes better known sentence!
> will bo made heavier. Tho practioo leads to st
much crimo and murder (hal il should and wi)
t be striolly enforced.
t On tho 29th ultimo at 4 o'clock P. M. (
' cyclone passed over Hodges going in a South
i easterly direction. Tho noise of its approach ii
) said lo have resembled a score of locomotive!
> rushing on and thc air was darkened so ns to bi
) unable to see clearly. Trees woro blown down
i houses unroofed and a gin house blown down
I wrecking several buggies. In Abbeville mud
i fenoing was blown down.
j CoN8TANTiNori.H, April 4.-A strong shod
, of earthquake at Chio in tho island of Hint
name yestcrdny destroyed many houses and
seriously damaged nearly all which woro lef
standing. Later details say that many of (In
i inhabitants wero killed and Ihnt the remaindei
aro encamped in thc Melds. Many neighboring
v'llnyes were destroyed. Buring tho panic
-vbich ensued ibo Eastern Telegraph Company'!
office ;vns pillaged. Shooks were also felt in thc
Island o' Syria and at Smyrna, but no damage
is reported.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.--Tho etcamci
Henry Trank from Memphis arrived hen
at noon to-day with a cargo of 0,220 balci
of cotton, 1,250 sacks cotton seed, 1,22-1
eaoks of oil cake, 750 sucks of corn, 60(
sacks meal and sundries. This exceeds tin
Charles P. Chateau-tho champion corgi
of 1870-by 382 boles.
Jidwurd F. Stokes, Esq., wai
up boforo a Trial Justico ol
G roon vi Ile a few days ago for no!
paying Iiis poll tax. Ino Trial
Justice gaVo him tho option ol
paying or going to jail, lie ap
I pealed to tho Circuit Court. Thc
Solicitor, Col. Goth ra ty had Mr
Stokes before Jticlgo Kershaw on G
rule for not ret urning his proportj
to the County Auditor for taxa
tion. Both cases woro continued
until tho next term of court.
Threo hundred mules havo been aold tc
farmers nt Abbovillo this seasci, prices
averaging an advanco of about $25 per
mule over provious Boasons. Two thirds
of the sales wera for orsh. A very large
number of ono horeo forms havo boon
alerted whioh oroatca a demand. Tho
avcrugo prioo of tho mules sold was $135.
-I have on bond a full lot of Surup?es of
m mmw ins?
All gradeu, from winch I will sell by thc ynrd
or suit. .
All goods warranted ns roprcscnlcd and suits
wurrantod to flt.
I'm munge of Ibo town and couchy solicited.
Profits short and prices low.
Call and soe.
W. A. MILES,
Plvt'clmm Tilor.
Maroh 17, 1881 18-tf
To tis Uss of
-ON THE FIRST OF APRIL
Ivlrs. -A?. ?J. Brown,
Of Florida,
-WILL OPBM A
Iv* IL L. I IST E
-AND
DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
In rooms at Mr. Bauknlghl's, whero will bo
found oil Ibo lato slylcs of Hats, Bonnets, &o.,
as well os fancy articles of many hinds.
Dress-Making dono in tho latest styles, at
rcasouablo prices, for cash.
Thc patronngo of thc citizens of Walhalla and
Oconoe county is respectfully solicited and overy
effort will bo made to please her patrons.
March 17, 1881 18df
50 BARRELS
FLOUR,
20 BARRELS
SYRUP AND
1000 Pounds
Qountry Cured
Hams,
10 BBLS. EARLY
ROSE AND
GOODRICH
POTATOES.
D. BIEIANN, SON & GO.
BUY THE
DOUBLE
SHOVEL
WWW,
Price $3.50 cash.
D. BIEMiNN, SOU & CO,
COLLEGE NOTICE!
ALL persons in arrears to Adgcr College for
interest on Monds, Tuition or Incidental Fees,
for the present, or past years, aro hereby notified
to make prompt payment of tho same, as no
farther indulgence oan bo givon.
8. P. DENDY,
Treasurer Adger College
'Walhalla, 8. C., March Ul, 18R1. 10 it
Final Settlement.
NOTICK is hereby givon that a final sell lenient
of thc estate of Elijah Denton, docenscd,
will bo m ad o in tho Probato J inigo's oflioc, at
Walhalla, 8. ('., on Snliirdnyv tlie (luv
April, 1881, and thereupon loiters of dismission
will bo granted to tho administrators,
W. I). DIKTON,
JACKSON I) BA TOM,
Administrators.
March 21, 1831 19.4t
Final Settlement.
VTOTICK Is hereby givon thhtn final SCUIOIAOBI
ll of tho ostato of Middleton Maret, minor,
will ho mado in tho Probare Amigo's ofllob, nt
Walhalla. 8. C., on Saturday, tho 28d day of
April, 1881, and thereupon lcttors of dismission
will bo granted to tho said guardian.
Ai J. MARKT,
. . Guardian.
March 21, 1881 10- f (
Notice to Debtors
-A. 1ST 13
Creditors.
ALL persons indebted to tho estate of Martin
Harrison, dcoeascd, will mako payment to
tho undersigned, ?ut t all fhooo having olaims
against said cstalo will present them lo mc duly
attested within tho time required by law.
JOHN W. SHELOR,
Adiuiuistrator.
March 10, 138! 17-41
MACON, GA., March 31, 187?.
From having boen intimate a number of
years with tho proprietors of "Swift'* Syphi
litic Spool Ob" I hftvo known much of its
manufacturo and uso. There arc men in
this community-well known citizens-who
wero victims in carly lifo to Syphilis, tho
most torriblo curso that ever afflicted tho bu
nnin family, und who have tnken tho S. S. S.
medicino, nnd aro now, to nil nppcarnnces,
and in their own belie), us free from taint of
diuoase aa tho Urst mnn, fresh from tho hands
of bis Maker. Delicacy of course forbids
their public rcconi men dation s oi this medi
cino, but I nm allowed to refer tho sceptic
privately to thoso who will endorso ovorylhing
that cnn bo said in its favor. Hoing profes
sionally much opposed to endorsing or re
Commonding nostrums or secret remedies, it
ia with hesitation that 1 attach my namo to
this article, but I know whereof 1 spook
when 1 r>ay that our science baa not niado
public a combination equal to "Swift's Syphi
litic Specific" for tho pur poso indicated. Tho
greatest boon tho government could bestow
on hundreds of thousands of its Citizens
would bo to purchase this receipt of its pro
prietors and make it publio fur tho bandit of
tho present nnd all coming generations.
T. L. MASSEN BU KG, Pn.O.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro
prietors, Atlanta, Ga.
For salo by Non M A N & Duo., and Wright & Sligh,
Walhalla, h. C.
Cull for n copy of "Young Mon's Priond.
March 3, 1881 lG-2m
JOHN CLARK, Jil & CO'S
MILE-END
MACHINE OR HAND USE
TRQMAS RUSSELL & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS.
-FOIi SALE BY-'
M. W. COLEMAN & CO,
SENECA CITY, S. C.
January IS, 1881 9-3m
Y?RG?N?AT
IIKE tho good old Slalo from which this Stove
J takes its name, the VIRGINIA stands in thc
fore rank, ll is unique in design, mada heavy
and Folid, nnd is especially adapted to incot thc
wanls of thc individual or tho dealer. It was
never known to fail! It has heen improved thia
year; thc design made to conform to tho present
style, and particularly adapted to meet tho de
mand for n first olass cook stove at a low price.
It has all (?io improvements of tho New
Emerald. Thousands havo been sold and thc
demand still unabated.
Four sizes-No. 1\ cash, $22.60? on time,
$25. Other sizes in same proportion.
For salo by
JOH rv c. .iiicKi.p.R,
WeM Union.
-o:o
6ENR?L MERCHANDISE
-CONSISTING IN PA UT OF
ITlonr, Beioon, Lard,
Soigsur, JVT O 1 a, s s e s ,
Ooffee. Test. Spioe.
Shoes- Plarts Shirting
Sheeting, QvotSZory,
Tin eXxd "W Coden
I VT" aro, jory Goods
EtncL Notions. Seo.
-ALSO
Just Receiving a beautiful Lino di
SPRING BOOBS
All of which will bo p")d at
REASONBLK PRICES
Oa,ll and S'oe Iv?e.
JOHN Ju, MICK MUI,
March 10, 1881 "*Vcst ?'??i>?>.
J (-ly
"-JsAo&?A.l'T'&L
KTJSI? HOUSE,
llraiieli lliitm? of a.mhli n ?
Hales, Savannah, Wa.
PRICES & TERMS EXACTLY THE SAME.
? QUILP, jjgjg GUILD.*
O
These Planes have ne Superiors.
Nearly Fifteen Thousand In ute.
ULUSTRATCO OATALOOVI Hilt.
(STAOLItHtO IN moi.
GUILD, CHURCH &CO.
Manufacturers, Boston, Mass.
r
p
?G?ILO.-?-- GUILDS*
c
MATUUS11EK PIANO S,
THE PIANO FOR A LIFETIME .
Possessing i ni port uni patent improvcinonls
not used in any other Piano, willoh greatly in
crease thc power and quality of tone and thur
strength and durability. _> <
CHICKERING PIANOS,'
With,a record of f.fiyelght years.
SOUTHERN G?M P?AN?
Tho best Piano ever produced for tlie money.
MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS
Have taken tito highest awards at all thc
tirent World's Exhibitions for thirteen years,
and stand to day unrivalled.
PELOUBET Sc GO. AND STERLING OR
GANS,
Strictly first clasB, fully guaranteed, at ex
tremely low prices.
Musical Ware, Sheet Musi?, Musio Books, &o.
Address
iUcSIUITII {TIC/SIC BI OUSE,
Box IG, Greenville, 3. C.
Catalogues freo.
March 81, 1881 20-ly
"SEASON 18817
-TRADE
IT
-MARK.
AMMONI?TED SOLUBLE
PHOSPHATE.
AN- AL YQIfiis
Bono Phosphate of Lime
.? Dissolved, - 13.09
" " Reduced, - 4.03
Available, - 18 G2
Uudccomposcd, 7.11
Total, - - WOG
Ammonia, - - 2.12
Potash, . - - 2.15
Magnesia, . 1.60
MANUFACTURED BY
LORENZ & RITTER,
?Baltimore, Md.
A ? GUT,
3. R. WATSON, Seneca City, B.C.
This Standard Fertilizer is agnin offered to
thc trade, with tho assurance that Its original
formula is still rigidly adhered to; and, having
a very large stook on hand, can guarantee tho
arliclo in nico mechanical condition.
Below wo give you a list of Chemicals and
Fertilizing Materials manufactured and imported
by us:
ACID PHOSPHATE,
RAW BONE, (Pure Dissolved,)
RAW BONE, (Fine Ground,)
RAW BONE, (Ammonialcd.)
OIL OF VITRIOL or all Strengths,
KA IN IT, 20 to 20 Per Cent.
Muriate of Potash, 80 Per Cont.
Sulphate of Magnesia,
Sulphate of Ammonia.
February 17, 1881 li-6t*
THE W I L LI A M S TON
Female O ol leg-o
RESPECTFULLY ?fters its services lo those
parents who desiro to secure for their
daughters thc thorough and symmetrical culti
vation ?' their physical, intellectual and moral
powers. I' i" conducted on what is called the
..ONE.STU.VY" PLAN, with a SRMT-ANXUAT.
OOUHSB of Stua'y,' and by a system of Tuitional
Premiums, its low Low Rates are made still
lower for ALL who avcrago 85 per cent, No
Public Exercises. No "Receptions." Gradua
tion, which is always private, may o o-vir eight
times a year. For full informatica',' write for
an Illustrated Catalogue Address
lt KV. 8. LANDER,
President, Williamston, S. C.
October 28, 1880 60-ly
ON EXHIBITION
A Coiiinlclc Fall Stock
-OF-?
General
Merchandise,
-CONSISTING IN PART OF
Calicoes, Dress Goods,
Calicoes, Dress Goods,
Hats, Notions, Slu>es, Boots,
Hats, Notions, Shoes, Boots,
Croc leery, Hardware, Yarns,
Crockery, Hardware, Yarns,
A Car Load
-OF
FAH?Y FLOTTE,,
JUST ARRIVED FROM THE WEST\
Have on Hand a Large and
Choice Stock of Family Groceries
Consisting of
Sugar, Cogee. fr.a, Molasses,
Suaa* Codee, Tea, Molasses,
Bacon, Lard, Rice, Cor?,
Bacon, I jard, Rice, Corn.
I") LANT ATIO"VT Q.UPPUECJ
; LANTATIOIN PUTPLIEJ^
And ninny oilier tiling too htii?orous to
mention, all of * ?>oi. Wal 1 bo eoldohcan r
cash or boru**; ?or
Allano want bargains slion1 *
oe mo beforo purchasing o' ??d Oall and
CQy-NoTicR.-All pc- -?aewlicro.
solvoB ludobtod lo mc "v"0?8 knowing ttib'fn
I at onco. ' Pion** call and settle
itospcotfully.
WJESX tJNIoN
Juno 3, 1880 _
28~ly*
W. II. Sa nd erf, who ?rat the second of
Colonel Cash io tho CH?h'ShaMon,j!?oJjt, *
died Tuosday morning at Sunder?' depbi/frt
Sumter county. ,
A CL'lorcd man mode an outrageous'assault
upon a white girl ot Sparta, Oa ,-last week,
aud was ?apt(ired by twenty citizens' and
hanged in tho woods.
Tho Prohibitionists of Charlolto, N. C.,
held a well-attended meeting on Thursday
night and resolved to put a municipal ticket
in tho field ot tho approaching elootion.
CHATIANOOUA, Maroh 80.-Information
has been received boro of a terrific cyclone
io Randolph County, Alabama, which de
stroyed tho homo and killed tho entire
family of Mr. John Eui troy, consisting of
himself, wifo and two children, while they
were aslcop.
, DANYi4.bE, VA., March 3*0.-Tho most
tremendous tornado k'oow1 ji h?ro for years
passed over this eectiorf ??ii night. Houses
were demolished, trees uprooted and fenoos
leveled. The ful? extent of tho damago
in thc sui rounding country has not beer?'
ascertained.
A special from Washington to tho N'aies
and Courier says tho chancea now aro that
Judge Melton will bo appointed U. S.
District Attorney, Mr. A. Hlytho, U. S.
Marshal, and Marshal Wallace Postmaster
at Charleston. It is also reported that
Longstreet is to ho recalled from Turkey
and made Marshal of Georgia.
Tho Langley Mills, after paying all ex
penses, iooluding village repairs, a new
church, and a bookkeeper's defalcation,
earned during the past soason $44,693.GO,
and hus to credit of its profit account $173,*
092 13. lt produced ff,486,6?9 ?Wa of
cloth, and kept ari overage of 329' looma
running, which averaged per day G3 39-100
yards. They ran 10,880 spindles per loom,
employed 825 hands and used 0,001 bales
of cotton.
Tho Pennsylvania Legislature has adopted
r?solutions proposing a prohibition amend
ment to the constitu? ion. Tho Indiana aud
Connecticut Legislatures failed to pass
similar ones, tho prohibitionists having a
majority io each but not thc required two
thirds.
-- . . --
Messrs. Edward B. Wesley and
Amos B. Williams, of New York,
have brought suit against the
Comptroller General of South
Carolina, in thc United States
Court, for $800,000 duo them for
money advanced to take up thc
$4,000,000 Blue Ridgo Railroad
bonds issued by tho Radicals
during Governor {Scott's adminis
tration.
WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEIKIV
Arm,RS-Dried, per pound 4*
Groen, per buakal lOt
BUTTER-Por pound l?(?ftt
BEESWAX-Por pound t,
BEEK-Por pound
BACON- Dry salt shoulders 809
" " C. R. Side? 9010
S. C. hams, canvas??* T401S .
CALICO-Per yard 8(#UV
COFFEE-Kio por pound 20(y)2&
" -Laguyra, per pound 20
" -Java, por pound 36030
CANDLES-Adamantine, per tel 20025
" -Sperm, per pound 30'
CHICKENS AHD FOWLS, per head 18020
COTTON-Por pound, middling, 9J01O
" -Yarn, per hunch 1.00
COPPERAS-Por pound ?
DUCKS-Por head 20025
EGOS, per dozen 10012$
FLOUR, per sack, (98 pound?,) 3.5004.00
FEATHERS-Geese, per pound 45
" -Mixed per pound 30
GRAIN-Corn, por bushel, 7fr
-Bye. per busbol ?5
-Oats, red, per bushel 75
GEESE-Per bend 30040,
HONEY, por pound 8010
HIDES-Dry, por pound 12
" -Greon, per pound 606$
INDIGO-Spanish Float, per pound 1.50
" -Carolina, per pound 75
IRON- English roGned, per pound 4105
" -Sweed, per pound 7@8
? wirltand. per pound 506
" -Hoop, per pound 12$
Potware, per pound . 506
LARD, por pound 10012$
LIME, per barrel 1.90
i LUMIIER, por thousand feet 10.00
LEAD, por pound IO,
MOLASSES, por gallon 4O0CO
MADDER, por pound 25030
NAILS, per keg 4.0000.00
ONIONS, per bushel 1.00
OIL, kerosene, por gallon 20025
POTATOES-Irish, per bushel 6Q07&
RICE, per pound 809'
?SALT-Liverpool, per sack 1.25
i SuiRTiNo, wholesale . 7 '
? " retail 7|
I " wholesale fi.
i " retail 7
4-4 Sn KK ri NO, wholesale g
" " retail 8$
(SHOT, per pound \o
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, Der gallo? 75
?'OAP, per pounu ??j)iu
SUOARS-Crushed, per pound s j24
-A Whito, por pound 10
-Brown, per pound 9
-Extra C.. por pound 10
STARCH, white and blue, per pound 0407
?SODA, por pound 6(a)IO
TOHACCO, per pound 50060
" por pound, smoking 40050
TALLOW, por.pound 7
TURKEYS, per hoad 40050
TEAS-Gun Powder, pc. pound 1.10
Hyson, Green, per pound *8ft
Young Hyson Black, per lb 75
WOOL, washed, per pound, 30
Final Seulement
I?lIE undoraip^od petitions to the Probate
Court rot a final settlement of tho
catato of B, Frank Roedor. Lunatic on 2d
??/??i?Nt? 11 Molock A. M. and for
nts tinal discharge, ns uommittoo of sa$'?
C8,ftt0? M. S. MESSEP,
March' 1881. ' ?T 20-4t*
ni? "CSSDT
U. 0. WELLS, j (t A. THOMPSON,
GrccBvlUe, S. C. M Walhalla, S. C.
WELLS, ORR & THOMPSON,
waitmiisi,
4 IjL business cntrufllcd to Ihcra will receive