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i ?....'.-?j...vr??u.,.^ Wo hato resolved several communications whloh lio ovor for our next issue. Wheat from aoco'uhts Is promising and other email groin crops look well. , The locusta havo made their appearance about Walhalla in large numbera. Thoy eon be heard through tho day in tho trees. FOUND-A bunch of keys, whioh the owner can lmvo by proving property and paying for this notice. Apply at thia office , W. N. Taft has been confirmed by the Senato as postmaster of Charleston. He is a Republi can and was endorsed by some of the moat substantial Domoorats of that oity. Prof. Wm. 8. Moore will deliver a lecture bo foro tho Walhalla Lyceum, in the college oh apel, on Friday evening, May 20th. The public are cordially invited to bo present. Professor ?. J. Dreher abd lady are on a visit to relatives in our town. The Professor is looking halo and hearty and lu welcomed by hi's old friends and acquaintances in Walhalla. Tho Glass Ball Club will tncot on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at tho Urowery Park for praotice. The ladies are respectfully invited to lend their smiles to graco tho occa sion. Farmers havo generally a good stand of cot ton and (ho plant looks thrifty, though generally .a heavy crop of grass has como with tho cotton. Thc work of cleaning and chopping to a stand has begun. Tho peach crop in (bis county ls fouud lo be not a failure, (bough it is spoiled. Ia some sections (ho IrccB did not bloom and in other places (ho fruit WOB killed, while in others (be trees are full. The applo crop is very good. This is a year almost without a spring. Out of tho cold of winier cunio at once Ibo warmth of summer. Vegetation has como out very fast. 'Socds of all kiuds havo como up aud grown off -rapidly and one can hardly realize that three ?weeks ago Ibo limber bad just begun to bud. The Presbyterian prayer meeting Lns been < changed from Wednesday night (o Wednesday -.'Afternoon at 5 o'clock, and (bat of tbo Methodist ? from Wednesday night to Thursday afternoon at .>5 o'clock. We understand (hat (hose changes 1 havo been made so as lo accommodate our praycr ' meeting golug people who do not desire to go ont tat night. N'The trade of Walhalla and West Union im ; proved last year and shows an increase so far ?this year. Our merchants are experienced in '.'business, buy welt aud sell ut reasonable profits. ''They run a solid business aud buyers and nul lera know what they osa expect m this '.market. Try our merchants (brough a year, ?Whether oe buyers of produco or sellers of ??merchandise, and you will be pleased and pro? ^.fited. I Tho atmuul examination of (ho senior or .. graduating class in Walhalla Female College . bas. just closed. A committee, appointed by ' 'tlid President of thc Leard of Trustees, bad ? 'olfQvga of thc examination. The examination ?' was? couduoted in writing and showed in the . Whole class a high degree of proficiency. Wo ! learn that the first honor was awarded by the - comrolMco to Misa Boozer and th? second honor > (O Mis* Sharp-the first named of Newberry and ? tko latter of Ooonco. Wc-rvgrot to learn (bat a serious accident chappcoed (o Mr. B. Frauk $loan and daughter, . *>r>?erreca City, on Tuesday afternoon last. They >werc In n buggy, atoompanied by Mr. .'Sloanes nieces, ibo Misses Lewis, on n visit lo ..Walhalla When dcscendiig the kill this side .of 'Mrs. Steele's ono of Uie shafts carno off. "Tbo-buggy was overturned and Mr. Sloau's thigh-broken in (wo places, il ia slated. Miss ?Sloan wus also injured, but not scvioualy. The Misses'Levis escaped unhurt. . "t?ost received a now stock of drees goods, '^piques nnd lawns, an extensivo line of no tions and a Dice lino of gent's ready-made ?hi rte. Egyptian or pearl millet seed, amber eugavcafiosced.J nf ti son gr uss seed and prick Iv comfroy roots and a vario *.y of other seeds. Something now. Golden s| >iko tobacco, fancy, nt one dollar per pound. Goods constant!) coming ia. Come and mamine my stack boforo purchasing elsewhe-re and Le con vinced I am making my w ords true. Best Rio coffee nt eix pound for*ono dollar, at "W. T. limb's. Clothing cheap at J. M. Carter's. White vests for $1 en?b. Ladies' dress goods at 10 cen ts per yard and up. Call and seo them and you will buy. Ladies' sandals "and buob.skins cheap at J. M. .Carter's. Just received aJ-new lot of flour and other groceries which 'Twill sell low for cash or pro duoo. J. M. OARTKRI If you wanl'?dmetbing that is good in tho Way of pure liquors-go to Jliemann's Bar and drink F. W. Wagoner & Co.'s '?Old Crow" rye whiskey, Prloo our "Sewing Machines boforo buying elsewhere, at 1). Riemann, Son & Co.'s, agents for Wheolor ?& *Wilson, American and Davis 'Sowing Machines. Piedmont 'Ministers' Instituto Prograofumo for AKay 17 and 18,1881. Tho Instituto will moot will* tho Baptist 'Church at Walhalla on Tuosday, tho 17th of May, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. M. After tho opening ozerolsos and organization, tho fol lowing subjects will bo discussed in the order barned, unless othorwise ordorod. The time for miscellaneous business will bo taken whon moBt neoded or .most conven* iont. It is very desirable that nil tho appointees on these sobjoots be present and prepared to diseues tho subjects which have hoop assigned thom. 1. Pastoral .work in country ohurobes: Its 'difJicultiofi and how to overcome thom. T. J. liarlo and E. L. Sisk. '2. Sludios io lat Timothy. C. M^nly and L. W. Tribblo. 8. Is there h speoiul call to tho Foroigo MlsBiop workT If ao, how is it to hi known! Wm. Henry Strickland and J. C. Hudson. Mas? Mooting for State Missions1 T. P. Boll abd others. \ 1. Koefdflg tho Lord's Day. A. K. Durham and J. Adams. j 2. Ministerial Temptation*. L, C. Ezoll and IL' M. Bardon. 3. Itt What flar'tidulttra ls n minister a ser vant of a* ohuroh t>e? 2 .G??r. 4: 6,) ond'o what a ruler? Heb. 13: IT. R. W. Burts o-oJ .J*. SdotVMurray. ' ?1 L ,t BI Mass Meeting- Foreign" Missions, h. Mr yor aud/ vlhutfe.: /. .i:^:'?'[-\-??:Vr:*J:'\:j'\.... ...i'?._ A cablegram from Sk. Petersburg nu nounoes in the utmost matter of foot way imaginable, that "the dispatch of convloto through Moscow for Siberia will begin on tho 10th instant. Tho number to bo do ported is about 12,200." Yet the "Govern ment" wbioh authorises tho driving of this great army of men, women and children (the "eonviols" inoludo all these) has the sublime audaoity to appoal to other powors to restrict tho right of asylum for polltioul refugees. It most bo remembered that every-, body in Russia just now that dares to breathe a word in favor of free institutions ls a "convict" to be thus banished fov life. I? it to bo wondered nt, uudor Buch an inhuman system, that thero are Nihiliete7 l?or that matter, tho gratest Nihilist of them all is the Caar himself. Ho supplies tho Nihilists with a raison d'etre, of which overy civilized and humano community on tho fuco of the gtobe is constrained to rocognize, if not to respect oven. Of course, it is not tho naturo of things that this stato of affairs should last Tho following from tho financial article of Wednesday's Loudon Times, foreshadows already tho beginning of tho end; "Tho continued weakness in Russian bonds ia now tracoable apparently to tho moro permanent effect of tho Ciar's murder and serious fears of revolution in Uueeia which are now en tertained." WASHINGTON, May 9.-Tho Scnoto Ju diciary Committee this morning voted to roport adversely cn tho nomination of Stanley Matthews ns Assoointo Justioo of tho Su preme. Court. The nomination was reported accordingly to tho Senate iu executive Sossion this afternoon. It ia understood that tho voto in committee this morning was as follows: In favor of confirmation - Dawes; against confirmation-Edmunds, Logan, Ingnlls, McMillan, Davis, of Uli nois, and Bayard: absent-Cockling and Garland., COAL IN CAROLINA.-Professor Bibikov waa seen hurrying down town yesterday with a bundle of coal in hi* laughing hands, and on nuking him what ho wnnted with coal this kind of weather, ho replied that "In time of peaco ho wns proparing fur war." and that he had struck it rich this timo. Ho thereupon exhibited a rich specimoa of cantiel coal which ho had found in hts ox? plorationa on Mr. Paul F. Hammond's place across the river. He is digging it now and will go regularly in tho businoss, for ho is sat isfied with tho quality and quantity. \ Augusta Evening News. A Now York Congressman, who has just roturncd from a vi?it to Washington, is re ported us saying: **I sow Oenornl Garfield once, but had not tho cheek to go again. The man is being killed by office-seekers, and it would almost look as if their was an inten tion to kill him by tho persistence with which they crowd him down on thoroughly selfish errands, lt is a monstrous thing that the President of the United States, whoielookod to for wisdom and deoininn in tho groat I questions of tho time, should bo a mere doors : mat and dish-water of 10,000 people besieg ing him for office." ADVERTISING CHEATS.-lt has become so j commun to write tho beginning of an elegant, interesting articlo and thoa run it into some advertisement, that wo avoid all such cheats and simply enll attention to the merits of Hop Ritters in as plain honest terms as poAsiblo, to indoon peoplo to give thom ono trial, as no one who known their value will ever orso anything else.-Providence Adverti ser. - Arrests of persons CDgaged in tho Star Route Postal Frauds are hoing made. -The Californians are rejoicing over Ibo ratification of tho Chinese treaty. -A valuable deposit of iron ore lias been dis covered on tile plantation of Mrs. L. M. Kcitt, of St. Matthews. -Trouble in tho Republican family at Wash ington will prevent President Garfield and Cabinet from attending tho Cowpcua Centen nial. -The Board of Directors of the Slate Peni tentiary have inst! neted tho .Superintendent to employ counsel to recover against lessees of convicts tho penalties incurred by them for escapes. -Several Republican Senators have au-? nounced their intention to vote aguinst (bo Con firmation of Wm. E. Chandler for Solioitor General. As it is not known that any of the Democratic .Senators intond to voto for him, his chances of confirmation would appear to bo very slim. Vnoderbailt has now $62,000,000 in United States h .ads. Thousands of mon will bo kept poor ulways to pay tho intercut on that vast sum. Governor Co'.quilt, of Georgia, bas announced himself as a candidate for the Sonnte to succeed Senator Hill. Death bas been busily reaping among thc tall wheal during tho last month. Gen. M. W. Gary, Gen. John S. Preston, Hon. M. P. O'Connor, Dr. J. 1. Runner and Judge Thomas Thomson have, been taken in quick succession. Tho KcpublLan surrender is a practical acknowledgment thal they have been either occupying a wrong position or havo abandoned a right one. lt looks as badly ono way as tho olher. The Granitoville and Vaucluse- faotorios oloarod ninety thousand dollars last year, or fifteen per coot upon their capital. An eight per oont. dividond wa? doolarod, and tho balanoo transferred to tho profit and loss account, which now aggrogntoa a hundred and sixty-eight thousand dollars'. The Canton cotton mill property, in Mis sissippi, which has remained idle for eight or ten yonrs past, has boon pwrohtwied hy a no m hor of New Orleans capitalists, who itt' *ond supplying tho necessary machinery and puiving tho establishment i fi operation nt onoo. Tho ROV.<L, w. H?nning, who has ehargo of the froedtvqn coming from tho Southorn States lo Kamnfr, ?ayfl that" 100.000'of thom havo Bottled in thnv^tat0 Bn(j lOO.OOO in othor Norther h States e%co tho oxodus bogan. Ho Says that'tho Hoard OaVt- mop thom com ing. Thoy aro dotorminoa\ to como to' tho i home of old Jobo Brown.- tt\t?nmm is nn 1excellent StKto, and in soouux tlvixm jjhiir go. Yagund Btrf?hfg>'th?f>- tbdw imi&itoAtlsfibd' and happy. ggs?as?fett_jLLij.?tj. MU National Surgical ItiHtltute. One of the Surgeons of this old and notoblo instituto will visit Walhalla, 8. C., May 12tb, 1881, slopping at Ilicmanu's hotel. Tho object of this visit is to give tho afllictcd an oppor tunity for examination nt or near (hoir homos, thus saving hopeless oases thc expense of a trip to Atlanta. A careful examination will bo mado and patients cnn learn if their cases aro curable or oan bo benefited aud whethor it will be necessary for them lo visit tho institute. In such eases as oan bo cured or treatment begun at home arrangements oan bo mado with our visiting Burgeon and treatment commenced at once Cases of deformities and ohronio dioeasos will bo examined, suoli as olub feet, diseases of tho hip, spine and joints, paralysis, piles, fistula, catarrh, female and private diseases aud diseases ot the oyo, ear, etc Come early, as tho visit ia limited to tho timo staled. For cir culars and full particulars address NATIONAL BUBO IC AL INSTITUTE, * ATLANTA, GA. MAYOR'S OVFICB, LEESBURO, VA., April 10, 1879. Messrs. Hutchinson & Bro: It affords roo pleasuro to testify to tho great virtues of your Ncuralgino for the cure of neuralgia and sick headache. It is Ibo best remedy for these most distressing complaints 1 have ever used. It should bo in every fatuity in tho country. Yours truly, G KO. lt. UBAO, Mayor of Lcosburg, Va. For sale by V. L. Norman and Wright & Sligh. MANY combinations have been tried, brit none with such happy results as Rankin's Extract of Buohu and Juniper. If you oro suffering from any dclangemont of the kidneys or bladder, gravel, pain or weakness in thc back or hip, get bottle-ono or two will relievo you. This article has been before tho publie for nearly ten years and Its salo is constantly increasing-and that with very littlo advertising-which proves to bc an article of merit. Wc have testimo nials from some of tho leading physicians of Georgia, South Carolina aud Florida and other States, in regard lo its reliability as a diuretic and a remedy for tho diseases for which it is recommended. Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, Druggists, Atlanta, Gu., and for sale by V. L. Nummo and Wright & Sligh. Cor.tmircos, GA., November 20, 1877. DK. C. J. MOFFKTT-Dear Sir: Sinco learning its valuo I always keep your Tccthiua (Toothing Powders) in my house nod consider it an indis pensable medicino for small oliildrcn. I have known il to remove worms when all other romcdica bad'failed. M. M. MOOHK, Clerk City Council. COLUMBUS, GA.. February 0, 1878. Da. C. J. MOFPRTT-Dear Doctor: Wo can oommend your Tcethina (Teething Powders) as the most satisfactory prescription wo ever used for tho looso bowels or cr..plions of our children. They have saved us many dollars in doctors' bills. Yours, truly, B. T. ll ATO II BU, (Of firm of McGcheo & Hatcher, Warehouse and Commission Merchants.) For sale by V. L. Norman and Wright ? Sligh. Druggists. _ established 1844. SIMPSON & CAUkT * CINCINNATI, O. ? _Tn?OtT*brnled "Qnc?ii of tbeUouUi n Carn Mm. . Makers of tho Largest Lino of Flour Ml? , , . Maohlnery.on Earth. ... W? n>?ko everything o Miller needs, Rulid ?omptsU fl Ul?, and remodel old one v rm tting in tnjr proeen du ii rei. Writ? for Caulciuo omi True j balor? purohailnf. Apiil 28, 18K1 24 lin PL Jd QI fi M Q I701* 80I.DIEH8, I CNOIUnC) widows, father*, mother* or . children, Thousands yotentitlcd. l'ensioniglvcn Kur lutsrvf Anger,too.oyo or ruptnro,varicose vein* lor nnjrlMn'u.r. Thousand* of pensioners and I .olillers entitled to INCREASE ?lld BOVNTY. ' LATENTS procured for Iiivontori. Soldier* i laud warranta crorureii. bought and ?old. Soldiers land hoirsaridr for yonr rights at ono?. Send? Jj lamp J for " Tho Oitlien-Soldler." and Pension and Ilounty laws, bianka and instructions. W* oanrotor tn thousands of Pensioners and Cllonts. Addrc/s N. W. Fl t rfro nil (I A Co. I'KNSIOK fi 1'ATKXT AU'jl, Lock^JoxS?S.Wa?biugtuu, O. 0. April '?S, 1881 24 2 m J35M.A.SIMMOHS' ?URE8 ^^SSfe> OUREO I?DIOE0TION, f?fif j^jA LOST APPETIT?/ ?JILI3O0HE33, Hf SOU" STOMACH, R;OKHKADAOHE \& ?2S? FOUL SHEATH COOTIVENESO. .'^SSf^S' L0W 8PlmT8' DYSPEPSIA, ?HL?BQM T ?* K Couts, 'w^aRMJl^^ O' 11 i N iii iliwan ItlsSQyoars tlieolriest, and only genuine Sim muna Medicino now In market. Prepared only by C. K.SIMMONS At'o. V810-1? Clark Av. Bt. Louis, .ucoeoiors to M. A. Simmons, M. l>. In'AV mal %l botUos and packages,- Sold by all DruggUts. JOHN CLARK, JR. & CO'S llwSSi?sh BEST MACHINE OR HAND USE, THOMAS RUSSELL & CO., SOLR AGENTS. !?' -FOR SALK RY M. W. COLEMAN & CO., S KN KC A CITY, S. C. Jlwaary 18, 1881 ,^0.8m _ __Vi'sr , ^ cr q D- ?-i 5 ^_ a i_i IrllilP ? 9? ?.2 8 2 2 8>wM (fl g 40^-0^ Sao S IP ? sI!! ^ gf,g r^g S t"* ^ ^ B- ST *T ?/> H .??^lF^ I. Bl [fin Si a ^ -3 &. M M E?O 2. o' ' ?fi *8* g.? |g *g p ? ? 100 PIEGES SPRING AND SUMMER PRINTS. A BEAUTIFUL LINE MUSLINS, WHITE GOODS, PIQUES <fcC, HAMBURG EDGINGS, WHITE AND COLORED. A NICE LINE ALLAT BOTTOM Give us a call. D. RIEMANN, SON & CO, 1881. 1881. THE CONSTITUTION. Never in our History hap a roliablo, FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER1 hoon PO essentially neodod by tho Southern pooplo no nt present. Novorhns TUE CONSTITUTION boon na TR0R0?GHLY E$UIPMfl) and so fully prepared to furnish suoh a paper a? nt presont. With TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE UNEQUALLED by nny Southern papor, With trained Correspondents in every locality in which it? readers are interested, With n CAPABLE EDITORIAL STAFF, a eorps of efficiont. roportorSj and tho host of "epeoial" eon tri Gil tors, THE- CONSTITUTION can pfomioo to its readors thut it will bo hotter than over before, nod will confirm its position tvs the LEADING SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER. While TUE CONSTITUTION will oorry tho general news of ibo day, and ospreys its opinions frankly on political topics, it will (lovato special attention tn tho DEVELOPMENT OF SOUTHERN RESOURCES in nil legitimate channels or dircotions. Every Georgian and cvory mar. intorosted in Southern enterprise mid growth, should read THE CONSTITUTION in ono of ita editions. TERMS-faily, ono year $10; sit" months $5, throe months $2.60. Weokly, ono yoar $1.50, six mun thu $1; to olubs of ion ono year $1.26. to clubs of tw?n.?y, ONE) DOtLAR A. YEAR SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR, ono your $1.50. to olubs of ton $12.50, to clubs of twenty, $20. Weokly Constitution and Cultivator to samo addross, onb year, $2.50. Address THE eONgTXTUTXHKT Atlanta, Qa. LADIES'STORE OUR STOCK OP SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS hos arrived AIM! ia completo in every particular. Ae opaco will not permit UH to givo a very elab?ralo description, wo will make mention only of our specialties: SUMMER DRESS GOODS, In the Newest Sliadca and Colors, Ibo latest NovoltlcH of Iii o Seasou, oousisling ia part of MOM IK CLOTHS, LACK BUNTINGS, BRILLIANTINES, AND ALPACAS. WHITE GOODS? -Consisting of fjfiwiis, Piques, Swieg Mus lins, 'iTiirlctaiis, &c ?OVSOHB. A beautiful assortaient, loo numerous to men tion. Ladles', Gentlemen's and Children's Straw and Felt Hates. All-prices and qualities. The largest assortment wo bavo over carried. The Ray Stato custom mado Shoe a specially. All styles and prices. A select lino of Prints from CJo.^lOo. Uso only the "Argosy" Suspender. Wo would respectfully ask yon to (Jail, ex amine and price our goods boforc purchasing elsewhere. Wc feel assured wo can pienso you. G. L. REID & GO. April 14, 1881 22. tf STATE SOUTH CAROLINA OCONEE COUNTY. IN THE COURT COMMON PLEAS. W.H. Smith, Plaintiff, against-] SUMMONS von Laura J - Mash burn, neo 1 Javis, JohnS. Davis, EfiioLco Davis, Walter G. Davis, Mary D. Davis, Hattie Davis, Mattie - Davis and Wado B. Davis, RKLIF.V. Defendants. (Complaint j not served.) TO the Defendants above named YOU aro bcrchy summoued and required to answer Hie complaint in this action, which is filed in tho office of thc Clerk of tho Court of Common Picas for Oconco oounty, S. C., and servo a oopy of your answer to said complaint on tho subscriber at bis office, on tho public squaro in Walhalla, S. C., within twenty days airer tho service hereof, exclusive of thc day of suoh service. If you fall to answer tho com plaint within the time aforesaid tho Plaintiff will apply to tho court for thc relief demanded in the complaint. S. P. DENDY, Plaintiff's Attorney. Walhalla, S'. C., March o'O'th, 1881 J. W. STRIBLING, C. C. P. jiTs! J To Laura J. Mashburn, nco Davis, John S. Davis, Effie Leo Davis, Walter G. Davis.. Mary D. Davis, Hattie Davis, Manic Davis and Wade B. Davis, nbscnt defendants herein: Take notice that tho summons and complaint in the above slated action was filed iu the office of thc Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas for Oconco county, S. C., on Hie 30th day of March, 1881, aud that the object of said action is to secure titles to thc real estate of Thomas F. Davis, do ceased, hcrcboforo purchased by tho Plaintiff under a salo of tho Probato Court of said oounly for partition. S. P. DENDY, Plaintiff's Attorney april 7 21-10 VIRGINIA. ?IKE tho good old Slato from which this Stovo J takes its name, Ibo VIRGINIA stands in .tho fore rank. It is unique in design, made heavy and solid, and is especially adapted lo moot foe wants of thc individual or tho dealer. It was novcr known to fail! . It has been improved this year; tho .design mado lo conform to tho prosent stylo, and particularly adapted to mcot Ibo de mand for a first class cook stovo at a low prioo. Il has all tho improvements of tho Now emerald. Thousands havo been sold and thc demand still unabated. Four sizes-No. 7j oash, $22.80; on time, $26. Other sizes in samo proportion. Eor salo by JOHN C. MICK I, HIE, West Union. GENUAL MERCHANDISE -CONSISTING IN PART OF ?H-our, 33a,ooxif jLjSbrd.^ Silga,!*, JS?t olassee, OofFee, rree;> S^ioe, S&oe?. Ketts, ?fLirting Sl-i??-ting. Orookery? H? i n o/n cl "\?V ooden Ware. XDry Goods a.n.d. TSTo-tions. <&>a< -ALSO- . Just Recclvingji Beautiful Line of AU* of willoh will bo sold at li?AS?NBLE PRICES. Oi?yll euiicl See Ivie. JOHN c. MicftLdEti, TAX NOTICE IV IO 6 mit 8j mills. li mills. 2 milis. U milln. ?I 00 TREASURER'S OFFICE, WALHALLA, S. O., April 1, 18815 j , - ? ... Ip IN nccorJunco with tho Supply Rill, Bp pro vud Deco ni ber 21 th, 1880, no?ico ia hereby given that this offioo will be open for tho collection of taxes OD MONDAY, tho 2d day of May, 1881, and will roinuio. open until May 81st. Tho roto per cont um is as follows: r?t tuc Purposes, County Purposes, Post Indebtedness, School Purposes, Fdnoe Purposop, below tho fro ncc Lino, Poll Tax, ? Fer tho convenience of tho tax payers I will bo ot tho following piados.at tho times stated for thc collection of Taxes: Seneca Township,at Seneca City, Saturday, May 7th. . / At Westminster, Tugaloo Township,' OB,^/ Mondny, May 9th. |> this At Fair Play, Centro Township, on Tue??nift day. May 10th. - , r." At Port Madison, Tugaloo Township, on1*"" Wednesday, May llth. ? 9 bX At Fenton Hail's, Pulaski Township, OJ ana Thursday, May 12th. At Mrs. Barker's, Chatuga Township, on Friday, May 13th. . At Alexander's Store,.Whitewater Town* > ship, on Monday. May 16'tb. At High Falls, Koo woo Township, on Tuesday, May 17ih. And for tho balance of tho timo during tho , month of May at my office in tho Court House at Walhalla. < . i Taxen aro payable in tho following kinds of funds and no other; Gold and Silver Coin, United States Curronoy, National Bank Notos, And for County Taxes, Jury and Wit? ne8S08 Tick?to. : ' Tax Payers aro rcquoatod to bo nt tho above places by 3 o'clock P. M. each day, as I am compelled to leave about that time in order to rcaoh tho n.oxt appointment. All information cia to tartos freely gt von by mail or othorivistj. ll. F. ALEXANDER, ; Treasurer Oconcc County. April 7, 1881 21-4t '. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE ! I)UROHASE your ENGINES from us and save . <?100 on a 10 horse, $200 on a 20 horse and $300 on a 80 horse-powor engiuo. Send for our prices before purchasing engines, gins, prosses, saw and grist mills, threshers or any kind of machinery. Wc aro manufacturers' agento and guarantee satisfaction in quality and pilco. WALKER & LOUD, No. 135 Meeting Street, West sido, Near Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C. april 7, 2l-8m THE WILLIAMSTON Female Oollege |)ESPEC1TULLY offers its services to those lb parontn Who . demlrf!. tc -seonW fir their daughters the thorough and .aymm.etrioal culti vation of their physical, intellect md and moral powers. It is conducted on what is called thc "0NE.8TUDY" PLAN, with a SEMI-ANNUAI. COUKSE of Study; aud by a systom of Tultional' Premiums, its low Low Kates are made still, lower for ALL who average 8? por oent. No Public Exorcises. No "Receptions." Gradua tion, which is always privato, may occur.eight limos a year. For full information, write for an Illustrated Catalogue. Address KEV. S. LANDER, President, Williamston, S. C. October 28, 1S80 GO-ly ON EXHIBITIOI A Compl?te Fall Stock' -OF General Merchandise, -CONSISTING IN PART OF Calicoes, Dress Goods, Calicoes, Dress Goods, Hats, Notions, Shoes, Bool?,, Hats, Notions, Shoes, Boots, Grochcri/, Hardware, Yarns, Crockery, Hardware, Yarns, A Car Load -OF FAlfrSY FLOTTE.,' , JUST ARRIVED FROM THE WEST Have ort Hand a Large and, Choice Stock of Family Groceries Consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Sugar Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Bacon, Lard, Rice, Corn,- ? Bacon, Lard, ? Rice, Corn. I)LANTATI0TVr QUPPLIEC? ! LANTATfOlN OUPPLIEO And many other things too numerous to mention, all of which will bo sold cheap for oosh-or borter. AH who want bargains should call and soo t.n before purchasing elsewhere. B??F'NOTIOE.-AU persons knowing them selves indebted to mb will ploa30os.il aird sottlo at onco. y Respectfully, J. iv Juno 3, 1880 UNION 28-ly* Final Settlement Notice is hereby ' given that tho undor' . signed will apply to tho Judgo of Probate of Ooonco County, Si C., at his offico in Wal halla, S. C., on the fith day of Juno, 1881,. ' fdr a fina) disohargo ns administrator of Riohardimn Tribble, docoascd. J. W. STRIPLING, ; ' '?. ' Administrator.