University of South Carolina Libraries
rioter Vend' your ?. ?pajArV^lf 14 '?Heatf ?f ?il* printor. Each, mon Bhoiu\Uiav?- tm QWu paper, tootij brush ana wife.1 * ^.' ' Hendrix and Pemil cy droVo in town' Tuesday evening with a Ano lot of Kentucky mules and be-reos. . ?Mt??'?l? A. dalham' Has puroh?se?>at\o? 'H. D. A, Riemann .th? house and lot In our town, formerly owned arid occupied by !*. Vi Waller. Profesaeor(.Wi W. Duno?n, ef Sportanburg. .will de]Ivor.an address before the lllgh ' School 'of Souecri at Ibo close, of, the drat HCSS?OU, Juno 10. ? "j y .f ,'; ? Mr. li, Jc\ Fuller, of At)t?pxM/??t^^PUr<)hn8ed the Golonifsii liouao and Jot, in Walhalla, now occupied by S. K. pendy, and will settle here. We hopo others may conic, an wo ofter superior advantagca in tho way of henilh, cheap living, good waler and cool atmosphere, as well ns iu ohurob and educational facilities. We would bo glad td hoar from our farming friends lu different, parts pf 1 li o county occas ionally oe to Ibo condition and proupeots of field Ncrops nod other mattera occurring in their localities of public interest. We prefer abort cud pointod communications. Just lot the world see. which way you are de termined te go and it will sat its mighty should ers to the -wheel and', help you along, oaring little Whether your destination be heaven or hell. .?. a ? ? ,??.. .?, * i ? Our HVes are albums written through With good or 'lit,'with false or true, And When recording angels "turi } TJiS record of our years, ' ' Oed ?rant they read tho good with smiles And blot the ill with tears. A hoavy wind storm passed over Walhalla at 12 o'clock on the 12th instant, continuing for sovoral hours, A alow rain (ell during tho storm and Tuesday night a heavy rain foll. Wo hear tho wind blew down tho etack fence in . several places near Weatmin - <*te.r..' Ty-iO . Wo aro requested lo give notico that Rev. "DBJD. Msnn^who has.be?n suffetipg for e.imo ti ino with an affection of tho throat, will not bo nblo to fill his nppointmonts to preach at Double,Springs on next Saturday and Sun day?-' Ills physician ; hos ndvisod lum not to nttoinpt to preaoh until his thront gets on 'tirely well, which it is hoped will bo in a short timo. The noxt meeting of the Walhalla Lyceum wiU.bo bcld at.Adger^Cpllego nextJFriday night. J. 8?y^n^i,,.B8q., will deliver? a ie.0tu.re on the co tunion Babool system, a subject of great i tn .portance to every .ft?tlsea, bf a Republican .Go .vcvummit. Mri ye-raer-is a fluoiit speaker and .good .writer and wc bespeak for bim a full at tend unco-of our oil i zens, ns his discourse will .doubtlie88.pr?vo interesting ond instructivo. >Mr. John Kiinrnovcr, of Wurtemberg, South ' Germany,-was induced by Mr. Q. Wanner, our -enterprising ??cpumn County Commissioner, ?while on a.jreeoot visit to Columbia, to visit 'Walhalla. Mr.Vtt.iumicrer has traveled for the 'last ten mont hs o vcr.ne? id y all the Non h western .Slates.with a-.vio.-v/ <ti fading a locality for a ?colony, flo lias dbout concluded to settle in -our midst Ile is a_geu(loHv&n of character mid .means and -withal ft. thoron gb furnier. We wei como such immigrante to our county and hope that Mr Kim merer 1G A (forerunner of many of ?.the sam? ontcrprlso aud>oienns ae himself. ..If you need a?ytk-iu.R new, ?eat. tnstv 'cl ur ohio and cheap, qua I ni os desirable in every articlo of dross, household und farm wants, oall in at tho store vf 0. L. Roid & do., exanu'i? their stock uni pricoa and supply yourseivos. They ba?) j nut reueived a full lino of prints, mu .-.ins white and .colored dross goods of alli kinds and qualities, : as also notions, Indies'and gentlemen's boots ?and fJhoi-a, . fasts, fur and straw, orooknry. Cutlery, glassware nnd'a fall apurement of ?general merchandize, a'lso steel hoon, Avery'* celebrated plow stocks and stool plows These goods havo neon selected to meet tba ?wanly of this community and will bo sold 'low. S-*e advertisement clsowhoro. ti Tho societies of Adgcr College each received t ru m Mrs. S. H Smith, of Boston City, n copy ?of "Self-Culture," by James Freeman Clarke. (This is an excellent work and no doubi will be vend with profit by the young men of. thc college. This nico gift will bo kepi in kind remem bra ncc of tho giver, who in company willi other Northern friends has visited tho society halls and class rooms. Such viaitors are always welcomed by students and professors who are fully alive to the Importance of visita from persons residing in the various sections of tho Cn-on. An. open invitai ion awaits all friends and visitors to the college and class room. % Thc advert Yemenis in o, nowspopcr aro more read than the thoughtless imagino They aro a map of a class ot men's capabilities in life. Tho man who contempl?tes doiug business in a distant (own takes up tho local paper and in its advertising columns seen a (ruc picture of Min men bo has to deal with; a complete record of tho town, its commerce, its (rude, thc facilities of storckecping, its hanks, and in almost every case he can estimate tho character of the men who arc soliciting tho publio patronage. Tho advertising pages are a map of the town, a record of its municipal oharactor, a busincs confession of the citizen, and instead of being an optional production of man, lt is freighted With thc lifo-thougbts of a hundred. ggg^Bgg LOCALS. I Mean JRiisluesM. If you want tho highest prices for your Country produce and goods at rook bottom prices, ge to W. T. Reid's. Ono piooo extra fine silk finish alpaca for 83 coats per yard, New York coal. A complete stook of shoes, on which I defy competition in prioes. Bool s nt cost Groceries, I make a spociulty. Tobsooo and cigars of all grades, and tnorohandise in general. I will not be undersold. Come and bo con vinced. Respectfully, W. T. RKID. If you want something that is good In tho Way of pure liquors go to Riemann's Bar and drink F. W. Wogcner & Co.'s '?Old Crow" rye whiskey. ' Prioo bur Sowing Machines before buying elsewhere, at D. Riemann, Son & Co.'s, agents for Wheeler & Wilson, American and Davis Sewing Machines. A most beautiful assortment nf lamps, jomp goods, &c, just arrived at Norman'?. Clines sets, consisting of four pieces, for 60 con is, at Norman's. Toilet soap for 26 oents per dotson at Nor toiftn'e. Use.Hufeland's Gorman salvo. Ueo Knoquita Indian Warm Pullets. i ii i ru $?g__j&i^^ , A fjow lot of Moe spring clothing cheap et J. ,3sV?tk^tSt^"S>*,rl'TVl*''>' ?? "??? ?>^*-*?aw*fcaiwwof ?rt?,????nw. i Lad I ts' Bandais arid l?'w quartered" puckekiod ob'e^eVavt?ortcVfcn.^ v 36?OT1I Jost received ? nico 161 Of buntings, all 00?. lora, frorrj ltjo) up. ^Nt?S white Irita.'goof?, 12 yards tl tbo $1, ot J. M. Cartefft/ ,? Iic:bro the fedent advance I boiYg?rf ra>K*ly Of ; sugars, syrups and ooffoe Ost my pri?es be - fore buying and you ?ill save monoy. IMO?! r i V J. ll. CARTER. Bara Bernhardt corsets at J. M.iCarior's. t 80 Inch towoi at lOo. at J. M. Ganor'?..., , . f- --an j-, ? jT-n ny* *--y-- TT ?a-jt-- y; ; i'iTfif MUM I . ?WOGIWOHT J? -BflP? Ul Vf? 1 A Tomp exauce friary Mooting Called; There ?lil be a Temperance Mass Moating at Walhalla, ic the Court House, on Wednesday, I April 20th, at ll o'clock A. M. Alt the roi Hinter j of ibo Gospel of albd?nomination? ami causo of tempor?neo aro invited to attend. ' I iii BEVi H. N. HAVES. Communion Service. Next Sabbath ia the regular quarterly eora? munion at the Presbyterian Church. Preaching wilt begin on Saturday. Tho public is cordially invited, to attend and Christians of < every de nominatioaal name to participate io tho com? munion.' v'" ?. L. MORRIS, Pastor. PROUT. $1.200 -"To sum it up, six long years of bed-ridden eiokness, costing $'200 por y oar, total $1,200-all pf this oxpenue iras stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters; taken by my wife. Hbo baa done her own housework for a year since, without the loss of a day and I want everybody to knorrit for their benefit. IST. S. Farmer. i. V.I tu. j ? I \'_ _ Editorial Jottings. Though tho young strawberry blooms about Charleston hove been killed and the general crop, belated, still a small shipment of borri'oe to Washington was made ou tho Gib instant. The revised edition of the New Testament will" be put ou tho market about the 20th of May. Tho alterations from tho old edition are numcrouo, but very many of them of no great importance. Last year 320.000 immigrants landed nt Castle Garden It is thought the number this roar will reach 600,000. Tho most of these settle in the Northern and Western Slates, be cause- they offer botter inducements and geno, rally hove agents in Europe to recommend cer tain -Stales. Several oases of ?wall pox are reported on board a ship in Charleston harbor. The Slato Board of Health as custodians of tho quaran tine boards hare taken steps for their immediate Isolation. Similar notion was toben in reference to seat let. fever now prevailing in the city. Tho Indiana Houso of Representatives passed n joint resolution by a vuto of 62 to 24 amending the constitution BO as to nive to women tito right to vo e at all State elections. Of course thia bas to puss tho Senate and bc ratified by tho pcoplo before it amounts to anything. Io Charleston County tho number of liens recorded this year ia 100 less than lost, your und the amount of inonev and ad vanees scoured by thom is 836 746 less than borrowed last yeur. This simwi borne improvement in the fitmuciul condition nf the fur mers below Wo think the same or greater improvement will bo found in all the upper counties. In tireen ville a motion WUR made Hy T H Cooke for ao ?nest of judgment in the ouse of the Sl'ite versus (jrtlfin Hawthorne, eon viet ml in a Trial Justice Court of viola? tion of ' the etook law, thc ground being that the law is unconstitutional, null and void Judgo Kershaw overruled the mo tion and notice of appeal wau given. This, it is thou-.'bt, is to be a test ?ssc for thc dissatisfied. The idea that u law of this kind, prop? rly framed is utiooDsr.i.utinoal, is iu our opinion without foundation I omi assure you that in no single instance has the Teetbino over proved u tailurc. We have med the soothing medicines and every thing known to na ?nd "Old Women" and Toe ihina is pre-eminently n success and a blessing to mothers and children. J. M. Di:LACY, 'Haiolieoiiulibcu. Ala. After trying Soothing Remedies without avail ami ph>meinas without relier I gave your Tee thina and it noted like magic. 1 occasionally five a powder to keep my child's gums KOfleoed. S. H. BALDWIN, Columbus, Ca For sale by V. L. Norman and Wright &. Stich. Druggists. A TIASTA, QA. February 1, 1870.-Messrs. Hutchinson & Bro.-Gentlemen: I have used your "M onralglne" and have been relived by it. All who su'ffor from neuralgia will do well to give you a ea.".. It is useless lo suffer when wc have a remedy at our door. H. W. THOMAS, Of Ives & Thomas, Furniture Dealers. For sale by V. JJ. Norman and Wright & Sligh. CIIEAPKR THAN PHYSICIANS' BILLS^-"A TIIINO OF DBAUTY ia A JOY FORBVKR"-What is it? Something prepared for woman only and used by them exolusively. lt is adapted especially to oases where the womb is disordered and will cure all irregularities of the "menses" or "monthly courses," by restoring ti,o discharge, whether acute or chronic in every instance. Bradfield'.- Female Regulator, "Woman's Host Friend," is prepared by Dr. J. Bradfield. At lanta, Ga. Price $l.b0 per bottle. Sold by V. I. Norman'and Wright & Sllgh, Druggists. State of South Carolina. ???Min: OOMMTV. By Richard Lewis, AV/., Judge of Probate. \\! ll KR KA a, John B. Minders bas made ?nit to iv oio to grant him Letters of >dministrn lion. of tho l?state and EffectA of Jesso Jenkins, doceased- ... .> These ure, therefore, lo oito and admonish all and singular th? kindred and oredltors of the said Jesse Jenkins, deceased, 'that, they be, and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Walhalla, S C., on Monday. 2d of May next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if nay they have, why tho said administration should not bo granted. Given under my hand and Beal, this the 12th day of April Anno Domini 1881. RICHARD LEWIS, Judge of Probate of Ooonoe County. April 14, IhSl VJ'J-21 -I, have on H??'d fulllot ofjBnrnpiep'of- ? 3 All grades, from whichi i will sell by the yard1 Or Suit. , ' All goods warranted, as represented and suits warranted to fit. . Palronugo of the town and country solicited. ' Profits short std prices low. Call and see. w. A. i*m,i?s, lUvrcliaiit Tllor. March 17. 1881. ' 18-tf To tb Mes o? On! -rON THE FIRST OF APRIL 3S?Ers. J-.. J. Brown, Of Florida, -WIM, OPEN A-i -AND DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, In rooms at Mr. Bauknight's, where will bo found all tho late styles of Hats. Bonnets, &o., as woll as funny articles of many kinda. Dress-Muking done in tho latest styles, at reasonable prices, for cash. Thc patronage of tho obtiens of Walhalla and Oconce county is respectfully solicited and every effort will be made to ploase ber patrons. March 17, 1881 18-tf ?M?RRELST FLOUH, 20 BARRELS SYRUP AND 5 1000 Pou* ds Country Cured Hams, 10 BBLS. EARLY ROSE AND GOODRICH POTATOES. D. BIEMANN, SON & CO, BUY THE DOUBLE SHOVEL Price $350 cash. WANTED, 10,000 BUNDLES OF FODDER, Frr which 82.25 Oiisb per hundred bundles will be paid 1. BIEMANN, SON Sc CO, COLLEGE ?TICE! ALL persons in arrears lo Adger College for interest on Bonds, Tuition or Incidental Pees, for the present or past years, arc hereby notified 10 make prompt payment of the same, as no further indulgence can be given. 8. P. DKNDY, Treasurer Adgor College WalhrMa, S. C.. Marou 24, 1881. 19-4t Final Settlement. NOTICE ls horoby given that a final settlement of the ealalo of BUJoh Deaton, deceased will bo made lu the Probate Judge's office, at Walhalla, 8. C., on Saturday* the 24(1 day of April, 1881, and thereupon letters of dismission will be granted to the administrators. W. D. DEATON. JACKSON DEATON, . Administrators. Moron 2*4, 1881 . , 19-4t ?? ? U-?Ut--....iii... Final Settlement VIOTIOE- in hereby gi'von (Tint a final settlement 11 of tho estate of Middleton Maret, minor, will bo mader tn* the Probate Judgo's office, at Walhalla. 3 C., on Saturday, tho 23d day of April, 1881, and thereupon letteraof dismission' will be granted to the said guardian. . A. J. MARET, Guardian. Marsh 24, 1881 fytio Spenirjo''. ,1 hove knoijn rauch 0Mjr$i npoolaoture and ?PO. TUcro aro met? ip .Iiis community-vroll known citizens-who ?vero viotiijiR in carly Ufa to .Syphilis, tho Hont terrible corno (luvt ?vcr rt(IiiuteJ tho hu man family, and' who hove takon the S/'?.- o. medicin?, and, aro now, to oil nppe>hVunoersV ind iri tbeir'oiifn belief, us free' from 'ta?bt of hnoa?0 tho nr?t man, fresh from tho hands if hie Maker. Delicacy of ooureo forbids their public recommendations o( (hie . medi ?me, but' I am allowed to refer tho soeptio privately to thoso who will endorsee verything I,1Mit oan be enid in ?tn (aver, Boing" profes sionally much opposed to endorsing or rc? commending nostrums or secret remedies, it is with hesitation that 1 attach my narv,o to this article, but 1 know whereof i 8poak when . I say that our sconce has not made public a combination equal to "Swift's Syphi litic Speoifioi' for tut, purpose indicated. The groateat huon ;ho government could bestow on hundreds of . thousands of its citizens wouli be tn pnrCbnso this receipt of its pro prietors nod iimke it publie for tho boneflt of the prosent nnd nil ooming generations. T. L. M ASSEN BU KO, PH. G. Till'] SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro prietors, Atlanta, On. For salo by NORMAN & Bno., and Wright & Bligh, Walhalla, b. C. Coll for a copy of "Young Men's Friend. Marob 3, 1881 10-2m JOHN CLARK, JR. & CO'S -FOR MACHINE OR HAND USE. THOMAS RUSSELL & CO., SOLE AGENTS. -FOR SALK BY M. W. COLEMAN & CO-, SENECA CITY, S. C. January 18, 1RB1 98m VIRGINIA. IIKE thc good old Slate from which lida Stove J take? ila name. Iho VIRGINIA stands in (ho lore rank, li is unique in design, mads heavy and solid, and is especially adapted to meet th? wains ot the individual or lim dealer. It was never nown to tail! It has been improved this year: tho design mude to conform to tho present style, and particularly odapied lo rucOt tho de mand for a first class cook stove al a low price, lt h;?B all tho improvements of tho Now Emerald. Thousands have been Bold and thc demand .?(ill unabated. Four sizes-No. 7? cash, $22.G0? on time, $'.6. ()iIHM- sizes in same proportion. For saio by JOHN C. MiX'KtMHK, Wv.sl Uli I Ol?. -o:o GENUAL MERCHANDISE -CONSIST1NO IN PART OF P^loiar, Baoon, ILardj, Sug-ar, Molasses, Ooffee? Tea. Spioe. Shoes Ir?a/ts Shir-ting1 Sheeting. Orookeryi Tin and, "W" o o d e n Ware XDry <3r o o d e and ISTotions- &co. -ALSO Just Receiving a Beautiful Lino of SPRING GOODS All of whioh will bo sold at REASONliLK PRICES. Oall and. See IVTe. JOHN C. ni ic;Ri LI;?, West Union. Marsh JO, 1881 17-1y Final Settlement rilll? undersigned petitions to thc Probate _1 Court fur a final settlement of tho nutate of B. Frank Boeder. Lunatic on 2d day nf, May at ll o'olook A. M. and for tris final discharge as oommitteo of said jarato. M. S. MESSER. Committoo. V?fttob 31.1881._2Q-4t? ?getii'ft Wu ii tod for tho best and fastest selling Pictorial Hooka ami Bibles. Prices .cduocd 88 por cont. National Publishing Co., Ufente, O?. [mar 8, 16.8??r B,???. Cotise or ?M*ft PRI0E9.& TERMS EXACTLY THE SAME. ? ILW?l?ATII> ?AIAL J ? OKI, JP 5 GUILD, CHURCH ACO. r . tf-; ? Mwwf>ctuwrt, Bottom Mw, P ?CUlLD.-^r- CUIIP.* MA?HUSHEK PI?Ntffe, THE PIANO FOR A kfrfffttt Possessing important, patent Improvement a bot used in any other Pruno-, which {?really in crease the pb'iti?r arid i/vaiity of tent and their strength oi'trf durability: , .. CmcKERl?Q PIANOS, , With a record of fi fly eight years. U Q SOUTHERN GEM PIANO Tho best Piano over produced for tho rooney. MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS llave taken (ho highes awards at all the Great World'? Exhibitions for thirteen years, and stand to day unrivalled. ELOUBET & CO. AND STERLING OR GANS, Slrlotly first class, fully guaranteed, at ex tremely low prioes. . ., i Musical Ware, Sheet Musjo, Muslo Hooka, &o. Address n< s ti mi m SK; HOI SK:, Box 16, Greenville, 8. C. Catalogues free. March 81, 1881 20-ly -TRADE 0 W ?we -MAitK. AMMONIATED SOL?BLE PHOSPHATE. Bene Phosphate of Lime ** ** Dissolved, - 13.09 ?' 41 Reduced, - 4.08 Available, - 18.02 Undeoomposed, 7.44 Total, - - ___ Ammonia, - - 2.12 Potash, . - - 2.1? Magnesia, , 1.G9 MANUFACTURED BY LORENZ & RITTER, Baltimore, Md, AGENT, J. B. WATSON, Seneca City, S.e. This Standard Fertiliser is again offered to thc trade, with tho assurance that its original formula is still rigidly adhered to; aud, having a vory largo stock on hand, can guarantee tho article in nico mechanical condition. Below wo give you n list of Chemicals and Fertilizing Materials manufactured and imported by us: ACID PHOSPHATE:, RAW BONE. (Puro Dissolved,) RAW BONE, (FinrOrouud,) RAW BO^E. (Arnrhrjniated.) OIL OF VITRIOL of all Strengths, KAINIT, 26 to 20 Per Cent. Muriato of Potash, 80 Per Coot. Sulphato of Magnesia, Sulphate of Ammonia. February 17, 1881 14-61* THE WILLIAMSTON ITemaJe Oollege RESPECTFULLY offers its services to thoso parents who desire to secure for their daughters the thorough and symmetrical culti vation of their physical, intellectual and moral powers. It is conducted on what is called tho "ONE.8TUDY" PLAN, with n SBMI-AHNCAI. COURSE of Study; and by a system of Tuitional Premiums, its low Low Rates aro roado still lower for ALL who average 86 per cont. No Publlo Exorolses. No ?'R?ceptions." Gradua tion, which is always private, may occur eight times a year. For full information, writo for an Illustrated Catalogue. Address HBV. S. LANDER, President, Williamston, S. C. October 28, 1880 60-ly GOXHIBITION A Complete FalB stock -OF General Merchandise, -^-CONSISTING IN PART OF Calicoes, Dress Goods, Calicoes, Dress Goods, Hats, Notions, Shoes, Boots, Huts, Notions, Shoes, Boots, Crockery, Hardware, yarns. Crockery, Hardioare, Yarns A Car Load JUST ARRIVED PROM THE WEST Have on Hand a Largo arid Choice Stock of Family Groceries Consisting ol' i . . . Sugar, Coffee, ' Tedi Molasses, Sugar Coffe?, Tea, Molasses, Bacon, Dard, Rice, Corny Bacon, Lard, Rice, Corni PLANTATIO XT CjUPPLIKQ LANTATIOlN ??PPLIEO And many other things too Humorous to mention, all of whioh will bo sold obcajf for OQ?h or bailor. All who want borgsina should elli and eec nie before purchasing ?leoi?hero. ^ jgjfrNo'riCB.-AH persons knowing tneni seives indebted to Di? will please- etil and sollie a-, once. . ? Respectfully, . J, P. MICKLER, WEST UNION Jaae3,1880 -.f ?ditorials. Injury ic ?ru?t ?nd Crops The cold soap for tho past twyh'ty days l.nii dobo a groni rf?&? of: darntig? n?t; o.Uy io killing ?M, and,r?^rd)p?(fe?p,^. early vegetables, but ia tho destruction of tho leading fruit nrop iq the country. Wo hardly suppoae any of tho poach crop rc' moina nuki Med, o nd if it doon, th o'fruit hat* boen so ?billed that' 'li yf??? Meir drop: All carly gardon plants have bon Mi cd or bato failed to como up, ii d' that (be |?(e spring works a heavy los?'.' ? <,.. Tbe injury Fra ? not beon ?onflood to tho Upper couVitie?, brft oitotids over thc whole Stato and even; n? fur South as Florida, j In Ob?af?r the fruit crop and early vegetables aie killed, the thermometer registering n?~ low-as 80 degrees on tbe 2nd insiaot at 8 o'clock in the morning. Kjrly coro has boen also injured. Th?'jjfcw8 and Courier/ of the Otb instant, Matos that on tho pt hr the temperatura again fell, to the frouaiug point and thick ico was seen in -?ov?ral por tions of tho oity and surrounding country. Reports from thc truck farmers around* Charleston show considerable damage to all tho delicate vegetables. The potato field? look as if a Oro had passed over thom, while tomatoes; otrounib?rs' and beans have boon totally destroyed and tim poa orop damaged fifty per cent. . The Florida Union says: Vegetables in and.around Jnolmonvillo, especially tho cucumbers, watermelons and young beana, have been very* much injured by tho freeze. leo was found almost every portion of tho city and suburbs on the 2nd ios taut. At Fulatka there wosa heavy frost and at St. Angostillo tho ice is reported to havo been an inch tbiok. When tho freezo has been BO severe BO far South we may couoludo it has been general and has produced, a common calam ity. With future favorable seasons a good, yield of field crops may be had hera anet everywhere. Vacoiuation- . Tho Charlotte Observer says nearly ali the city physioians havo signed au agree ment with tho Mayor to vaccinate all the citizens of tho city in' consideration of their 1?0C080 tat being remitted.' For1 ibis purpose vacoino matter bas been sent for. Thia i? a wise precaution and ono which should at once be taken by every town sud vi lingo having railroad connections. Thero ?B no moro terrible disease than smallpox, and in most instances it results in death or a permanent disfiguromont. It is very contagious and os there is no poriod wher? sporadio oases cannot bo found in somo oities, the wonder is that wo hare not had it in this and adjoiniog counties. Its nonappearance hero ?B duo doubtless to suoh' precautions taken in oities as that now" taken in Charlotte. There wore somo cases' in our county thirty or forty years ago, but since then wo havo heard of none. Wo should not, however, forget that an once of prevention is worth a pound of euro, sod neglect tho preventive effeots of vaccination until tho disease has come among us. Wo are now io from twenty-four to forty-eight boura travel of tho great oities of the1 North and West and an infected person could como from any part of the United StatCB before tho diseuse would probably develop itsolf. It is said it has made its' appearance, in Richmond, with which city we make almost daily connections by the Air Lino Road, and though overy precau tion will bo taken against its spread, n ti ll no one ban feel as secure as if vaccinated. Our town has several physioians and wo beliovo they oould make it profitable to themselves aa well as benefit tho pnblio if somo of* thom would supply themselves with ap proved vaooino matter and do as it is pro posed in Charlotte, All those who. aro able to pay are required to do so, and tho phys]* oians vaccinate the poor for exemption from' license. Our town has a largo number of children and there nrc brit feW parents who would refuse to pay a small prico to havo their children vaccinated. Will not somo of our M. D.'fl try tho experiment? They oan lose nothing and may profit themselves. Tho Air Line Lease. A tomporary injunction, restraining the completion of tho loase of tho Air Lino Road to tho CTydo Syndicate, has boon granted, oft the ground that tho Air Line Company had* no power und or its charter to loase to another corporation. , Thc loaso wo? comploted bofofo the ipjrunotion Was served and the road has passed into tho hands of the lessees, lt is tho opinion of" emincr\t lawyers of Now York that the leise mado by the Riohmond ond Danville Company is invalid from the want of legislativo nu . thor?ty oh tho part of tho companies to mako it. An analagousoasohas been recently deoided by the Supremo Court of the United States, fa1 which it in held that rio eompuny canjease to another company, unless expressly authorized by tit Act pf the Legislature, sid i as tho statutes of Georgia, North and South Carolina oontn'o fj'o suoh provision, the leaio may be let nt ido.,. Tho notion is by tho bondholders of New York, who claim tho Air Lioe Com pany have no right to deprive ?hem of a' voioo in the managemont, $o., of tho road by tran fer ring its ti-jo, posporifii'qn and cou. Crol to another corporation. Tho failuro to to serve the temporary injunction belora' tho completion of the Joaso will not'Inter* foro with lin notion by tl)6 bond holders to net lt aside, but the leasing company will doubtless bold possession now ut?ttl tho1 termination of the litigation, which uf*y >st8over?i year?. uo |'*V'OU A ?rt .T'njfli/Otba an. a)iw Tfu Jt lM**iQl . V. *C?AO.S * (1?1S( . ? ,(..;!.? A i ft?t?.