Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, September 08, 1881, Image 3
fy^Mtallia i - i j| ??<iwm ,innir>infiiwn-" *t
Don't go fooling around aud neglect to got
ont f oed.*
Corn, ?our and bacon oro advancing in
prico daily.
"Wbilo you are at leisuro procuro your
email grain ecol.
. Is your wagon standing in tho weather? If
so prc? aro a shed for it now.
Tho Walhalla Female Cullogo opens to
doy. Adger College opens to-day week.
, Tho streams In tho county are lower than
over before known and tho weather continues
dry.
Dr. J. T. Smell ter will preach In the Lui beran
Church on Suuday morning next at the usual
hour.
Thc third quarterly conference for Ihe Wal
halla Circuit will bc held at Westminster on
next Saturday and Sunday
Tho continued risc in provisions is broom
ing alarming. Why should not tho price of
ootton go ahead proportionately?
Tho drought of tho euiumcr continues to
tho detriment of late corn and tho ulmor.t
entire fail uro of both turnips and swoot pota
toca.
Tho bulk of tho colton orop is now open
nnd being gathorod. It is light, not exceed
ing ono half crop, and nbout Walhalla being
but littlo over one third tho uvorugo crop.
Court will eonmionco at Dickens C. II. on
"Monday, tho 12th instant, Judge Fraser
presiding. Tho Solicitor says ho is deter
mined to olear tho criminal docket nt this
term.
A man who borrows tho poper which ho is
reading is not tho proper parly to ciitioUo ils
columns. When he pays for what ho reads,
that privilege will bo conceded.
Our peoplo aro poor boon uso wc do no
work. Any farmer, by economy, could soon
get sufficient providions nhoud to moko an
other crop. Instead of fishing, hunting and
loaGng about town, go to work.
A correspondent semis us an article on thc
.'Celebration at Pino Grovo Academy." "W.
1'. C." bas alrcdy given a very full account of
this interesting occasion. The article last re
ceived will not Ibcrefovc be published.
Mr. J. C. Mlckler, tho leader of low prices,
has a word or (wo of luleros! lo our leaders ibis
week. Head his advotliscnient nnd then go and
buy Bomo of his nico bacon and lunns. Ile
keeps a full stock of just btioli goods as every
body needs.
Tho Sandy Spiings Campmocting, in
Audcrson county, embraces the third Sun*
day in this month. Tho inectinir will
begin on Thursday, thc loth, and break up
Monday morning, thc 1 St li. There v\i!l be
.no railroad trains on Sunday.
The cry of short crops conies from almost
every fcction of tho country, warning every
ono to practice lessons nf economy und thrift
If tbcFO nro brought fully int > play lhere it
no cause for despot doney. All who remem
ber (he drought of l?rJ?l know what abu lid
unce followed.
> Attention is directed lo lite large salrs of rea
estate to be madonexl saledny by the Master o
. Oconec county. Some of Ihese farms are de
sirable and shunted in a prosperous section ol
tlie county. Lund buyers will lind it to then
interest to attend'these sales.
We understand -dc Town Council of Sonooti
.Cily passed a resol ul ion last Friday night thal
no new license would he granted lo .sell liquoi
Ii in Hint (own. Thc last of the existing license
will expire in December and after Mini tim<
Seneca will bc a dry Iowa, unless the resolution
I-bc-rescinded. As thc maller of prohibition
uiow fil amis no license lo sell liquor exists hi
Dickens or Anderson County, and alter Decem
ber noue will exist in Oconec cornily, except ul
Walhalla.
Attention is llircolcd to tlie ndvertisemen I
of C. Jones, offering for rent 200 acres o'
coton and carn -land to dcsirablo tenants
Tho productiveness of tho Tomasseo hind?
nnd their freedom from drought aro prover
bial and tliisifarm has been always regarded
one of tho most desirable in tho county, not
only for its fertility but because of its health
vp fulneos nnd puro waler. Mr. Jones ?ill b<
found also tu be a pleasent and accommodat
ing landlord.
Thc ball given hy Mr. Pieper to h ii
boarders and friends on last Monday night
( was an enjoyable occasion to u'l who ut*
tended. Many ladies were presmr.t, look in ci
V' their prettiest und best, vhil? tho young
jg men were ditto. Good musio WUB fut
ntshed by Messrs. An*'.1,, Dendy, Dronpcok?
; nnd Perry. Huf;-?-sinnents wero served by
l) tho proprietor ?,t a reasonable hour nnd tin
/ dancing w"s "kept up until thc small houri
of tl,r, morning.
A District Convention of tho You nt
Mon's Christian Association for the Fi I tl
?j "District, embracing tho oounties of Piok
a ons, Oconco and Anderson, will bo held ii
I Walhalla, beginning on Friday night, tin
lGth instant, and will bo in session unti
Suuday night. Somo ton delegates wil
bo in attendance from tibrond. Wo trus
?fS* tlint tho young men of our town nnd Ad
jj ger Collego will bo present and particip?t
gl Sn theso meetingn.
How TO OFT SICK.-Expose yourself da;
I nnd night, eat too much wi I limit exercise
jg work too hurd without rest, doctor ail th
H time, toko nil tho vilo nostrums advertised
H and then you will.want In know
M IIow TOORT Wm.!., which is answered ii
1] thrco words-Take Hop Ritters!- Expresa.
B^Sl?riii? LOCALS
To arrive in n few days tho most beau
tiful lino of linc jewelry that I have eve
brought to this town, oonsisting in part c
ouff, collar and shirt buttons, lace pins, en
drops, rinn?, watch clpiins ond guardf
bracolets, ito. Also lo orri vci in 7 days n
exquisite assortment of lamps, tho lute*
styles, both stand and pendant. You os
nlwnys find anything in thc wny of lamp
ond Inmp fixtures at my store. Ho suro t
onll and see l?io nbovo named goods who
they urrivc, ns y< u will never regret exit m
ining thom. V. Ii. NOK M AN.
I ?ill remove from Ibis plano noon. 'Thos
J who want 1 argains must oall early. Those wli
?H have aceounlH will pienso call nnd sollie thc
willibtil delay. M. QftWtKB.,
If you want something Hint is good in tho
way of mire liquors go to Blomnnn's Bar nnd
drink F. W. Wagoner & Co.'? "Old Crow" ryo
whiskey.
A Perfect Drought Prevailing
Cotton Opening Rapidly-Fod
der Burning Up-Rattlesnakes
and Prohibitions-Evaporating
Fruits en tho Cherry Patent
Fino Cows.
T?CIA?.OO IIO.MK, August 31, 1881.
Missus. KniTOiis: A perfect derlh of want
of rain is prevailing here und Routh of this
locality. 'I'llere has fallen showers lu sight and
North of here sovcral times recently, but wo get
nono. Wo bad a half season on tho 12th of
July and ainco Hint limo a few light showers
have fallen, just enough to ran in hurd places.
Corn is comparatively good on low lands,
especially where deep preparation and shallow
cultur? has been pra?t'cd.
Colton ia ope.m-.iij very fast and will bo half
opened iu A nunst, if il is not prevented by rain! i
Thiuk of a cotton crop half or two?thirds opened
in August nnd jot! hnvc an iden of thc extent
of tho drought. A neighbor of mino says wo
will gel fifteen cents for our cotton Ibis year, for
il will lake it all to pay for guano.
Fodder is burning up on tho stalk, while Hie
corn is too green to pull tho fodder off. Much
damngo has been done tho oom crop by pulling
Hie fodder loo EOOII. Unquestionably tho best
substitute when thc corn crop fails is turnips
and oats.
Tho dry weather seems to movo (ho rattle
snakes. Mr. Harrison Leal hers killed one at
South Union Church over five feet long with
nine rallies and rt billion. Thc writer of thia
article killed one between herc and Seneca City
with si ven rallies and n bull?n, and Mr. T. It.
Reese killed one near thc OKI llaltallion Muster
Ground willi six rallies and a bull?n. I. never
seo one of these terrors of our forests bul what
I think of wi,.ii nu eminent divine used lo say
in his prohibitory letters, that he had rallier
have a rattlesnake about Iii* henge Iban a barrel
of whiskey. This wns considered rallier ultra
nt that lime of debauchery, bul in Ibis pro
gressive age of prohibition how many can verify
tho fact ns quite admissible, when wo rellect
how many have been whiskey bitten where lhere
has been ono suako billen, with this doleful
penalty pronounced against Ibo forinert "Cursed
is he Ibal putieth the liol tlc to his neighbor's
mouth or makes him drunk," or "no drunkard
aimil euler thc kingdom of Heaven," and in
view of all of Ibis how tenaciously everybody
seems to cling to the old tradition ol keeping a
little whiskey on hand in case of a snake bile,
nail how ninny drunkards' graves have been
filled growing out ol' thia misguided fallacy.
Giving whiskey all the remedial i-llcct Hint is
claimed lor it, there is tulloh more lo be dreaded
from the remedy Hum tho virus ol' Ibo rat!le
sna ac, While one is only a temporal demi*. Ibo
oilier is eternal. People often in (heir perversity
strain ni a gnni and swallow a camel.
1 am using one ol the (.'berry p ilent fruit
ova porn! ors, lt i.i a perfect gem for drying
finita find vegetables, retaining (bo original
Mavora and leaving Hie fruit bright and savory,
i have mine on n kiln and by replenishing lin
wood mid waler once during the night am
CH a bl ?ll lo run il day nnd night. I lind (hem
for sale al J. M. Curler's, Walhalla, where I hose
thal wish cnn purchase and I think I can give
my testimony in their behalf: al least I am welt
pleased with Hie operation of mine und hope lo
send as fine a sample ol' dried iridis to lite Lx
posilioii as will be sent.
Mr. T. ll Kiteso has- a tow (bat gives t-ix
gallons of milk per day. Ile supplies his
tenants a lid pig sl.y, besides bis own table, and
could by proper feeding increase the amount.
Rev. II. M. Marlon says be was dependent on
the mai kel for buller lo supply his labio last
year. Now be makes I nlier enough lo supply
his labio and in n great measure substitutes
buller in Hie place of lard for bread. These
results are only where we have ibo slook law.
FRANK.
Dr. Tanner in now fiitlctiing in the motin.'
tains of Pennsylvania preparatory to enter
ing upon a fast of ninety - fi ve days,
Thc Republicans arc talking about drop
ping their nomo in North Carolina und cull
ing thcmseUcs tho "Anti-Prohibition pnriy."
There uro 100.000 drummers employed by
thc merchants of tho Coiled Slates, nt an
annual capense, cxclusiie of salaries, of
?Mco.ooo.ooo.
General elections 1his fall aro to lake
piuco in Now York, Pennoylnania, Ohio,
Virginia, Texas and Mississippi. Texas
lends on thoOili of September.
The Now York 'J'I'DW? Fays Samuel J. Til
den ifc laving wires for tho next governorship
of New York, ns a prolitninarv to a nomi?
nation for tho Presidency in '84.
^^^^^^^^^^
l-'Oltt
Nouralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soroness of tho Chest, Gout,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and
Sprains, Burns and Scalds,
General Bodily Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Foot
and Ears, and all othor Pains
and Aches.
No Pr?paration on earth equals ST. JAOOTW On. ns
n ?nffi?nure, simple und cheap External Remedy.
A trial entails lau tho comparatively trilling oullny
of CM) <?entn, and ?very ono Butlering with ?Alli
Can Iinvc cheap and TMWUIVC proof of its claim*.
Directions lu Eleven! Languages.
HOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAT.EHS IN
MEDI01NR. '
A.VOGKIiEXfc Sc CO.,
liattimorc, 3td" 17. 8.
Condition of tho President.
Tho President lins hccu removed from Wash
ington to Long Drnnoli. Ho left Washington nt
(I A. M. TuoM?ay morning, und arrived nt Long
Vranch ni 1.20 P. M. Tho President stood tho
trip well. Tuesday night his pulse was 121 nu.I
muoh anxtoly is expressed ns to tho effect
of tho removal. Tho President wns dying inch
hy inch at Washington, and (he only question
is, has ho sufficient recuperativo power loft lo
rend from tho fatigue of tho (rip.
WcsliiaSiftMfcr H iran?s,
WESTMINSTERS. C., September 5th, 1881.
Enclosed you will find ? few ?toms which
will inform you that wo ore still in tho land
of thc living.
Miss Bettie Shookelford, of Atlanta, is
tho guest of friends in and uoor Westmin
ster.
Tho pastor of tho Baptist Church, as
sisted by other ministers, has just closed a
service of ono week of considera! lo inter?
cst. Quite o number ol' persons havo pro
fessed religion and united with tho ohurch.
Mr. it. B. M ison, of Fair Play, is erect
inga wnrohomo near thc depot, which will
soon be completed and ready for tho full
trade
Mr. J. ll. Bums is also building a new
residence.
Thc health of our town hos been ex
ceedingly good dutiug tho summer. Crops
aro promising. Fruit aud melons tnnst
plcutiful. B Y.
Provisions nro getting so high th ut they
can scarcely bo reached with a forty foot
pole.
Thc New York Herald pays its managing
editor $20,000 n yenr, and others $10,0C0.
When they havo eervod tho pnper long and
faithfully, and aro incapacitated, (boy nie
retired on n lifo pension.
Thc Georgetown Times says: If the lien
law bo repealed how is tho averago farmer to
get credit to enablo him to run his farm ?
Until there is a scnsiblo unswer to this
practical question tho Legislature would do
better to lot tho lion law atone.
Marvin, tho scoundrel who married Miss
Turpin, of Richmond, nod a lady in New
Jersey, claiming to be a wealthy widower
nltt] using bis wire's connections lo aid him
in swindling, lins been enptured at Lynn,
Mas?. They speak of bunging him at Rich
mond.
-O?O-<-<-??. .
??IEASUR?R'S OFF?OM,
August 15, 1881.
?N* accordance with the Supply Bill, ap
proved December 2 ttl), 1880, notice is
hereby given thal Ibis ollioc will bc open for
thc collection of taxes
Thursday, September t&t
und will rr-ninin open until October 31st
Tho rule per denium of taxes is us follows:
State purposes, - 6 mills.
County, 3i mills.
Past indebtedness, - 1} mills.
Schools, - ~ .> 2 tullis.
i'Vnco - ? - li mills.
Poll turf, - - - Si 00
For tho oun lenience of tho taxpayers 1
will nltend nt the following piucos:
Mrs Barker's, WVdoesJay, 2l.?t Septa ot
her.
Hall's, Ti ursdny, 2'J.l September.
Fort Madison, Fnday, 5?2'l September.
Westminster, Saturday, 24t? S:?ptombor.
Fair Ploy, Tuesday, 27th September.
Sittou's Mills, Wednesday, 28th 8b?*tou>
ber.
Seneca City. Thursday, 20th Scptembci'.
High Falls, Friday. 30th September.
Alexniidcr's Store, Mondiiy, 3d October.
And for balance of time in my ellice in
the Court House.
Tux payers will plc iso attend ut tho ap
pointments by 8 o'clock P. M.
In all cases where thc May Installment
lins not been paid a
Penalty of F Ivo Per Cont.
will be. added to said Installment.
All laxes remaining unpaid on the first day
of Novombcr will incur a
Penalty of Fifteen Pcv Cent.
and will bc collected by disress or other
wise until l?tl) of November; after that
date Ibo County Treasurer will proceed !
lo collect by levy und salo os provided by
law. I
Taxes aro payable in thc following kinds i
of funds and no oilier.'
Gold mid Silver Coin,
United States Currency,
National Bank Notes,
And for County Tuxes Jury and Wit
nesses Tickets.
lt. 1\ AI j N l> ES lt,
County Treasurer Oeonco County.
August 18, 1881 dO- |
?, ar* TO
NOS. 731 AND 736 REYNOL
COTTON FACTOR AND C
-AND DE/
Also Disston's Circular Saw*. Rubber and Leather Pcltinj;
ties. Oil ("ops, l'on, Globe and Check Valves, Governor?, W'r
Killings, rinding?, &c. Gen? ral Aecnt for
TA I.no r i
Tallou's Acriciiltur.il Engines (on wheels) ; Portable En
.nolive Hollers; l'lirbhio Water Wheel?) Corn ami Wheat Mills
Spark Arresters. XFWcii ortown ?I
watertown Agjlciiltural Engines, (on wheels) ; Poitable
Vcrlicnl Ensilles; Stationary Engines, (with and without cul-oi
nn<l Vertical (toilers; Saw Afilia, Sc., tic.
C, & ?. CO?1
Cooper's Self-Prc>p(llhi|| (traction) Engines) Tarni Agri.ail
Stationary Engines; l-ocomotive and Return Tubular Holler*? '
lachcd) ; Smut Machine'.; Dustless Wheal Separators and Oat :
J. W. 4 i RC HM
. Cardwell Wheal Threshers, Separators and Clcanors, VG
Powers, mounted and down, Power (.'om Sheller? and Feed Cult
.foliusioii lliiive'.ler <:<<iii|?iiny
Reapers and Hindert 1 Reapers and Mowers Combined ; Si
Sower?. 3B,o.ix*l3?.Xl.l
Fairbanks'Standard Scales, all sites am
(li a II II f?i cl II vt' r otfili4> I
S'eblctt & Goodrich Improved f Xi.Cotton Gin; Reid's Pa
Smith1* Improved Hand Power, Cotton and Hay Press; Colton (
F.NOINKS. COTTON GINS,?ct, rntrAiSBu iN AWOKKMANMI
Ci" Orders solicited and prormily executed. For futth:r
"V7V
lt, y. RUP, Traveling Atoai.
I)UR8UANT io I)coroc3 of Salo, rando lu Ute
. following entitled casca. I will sdi at publia
auction before Ibo Court House door in Wal
halla, S. C. on the FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER N EXT, 1881, bot ween tho legal
hours of sale, tho propel.y hereinafter do
soribed, upon tho terms in tho rcspcctiTO cases
speoilicd:
lu the case of James Nichols, Administrator,
vs. Martha Nichols and others- COMPLAINT
ron RKI.IKP.
ALL that Piece. Parcel or Tract of Land situ
ate, lying and being in thu county and Stato
aforesaid, adjoining lands of James Hunter,
Jnnies Nichols ami others, containing two hun
dred and nine ('-'00) acres, moro or les?, being
part of tho tract granted lo llarnk Norton,
known as the While Hock Cove, being thc real
estato of Jumes Nichols, deceased.
ALSO,
All thal Piece, Parcel or Traol of Land, situ
ate, lying and being in the county and Stale
aforesaid, containing twenty-live ("2")) acres,
more or less, bting tito upper port of Ibo White
Kock Covo aforesaid, adjoining innds of James
Hunter, James Nichols and others.
TltttMS or SAU:-Holli Tracts-Ono half cash,
bataneo on i/credit of one ty esr from day of
sale, secured by bond and mortgage of pro
mises.
A 1.80,
In case of J. Il Rutledge, Administrator, ts.
Pnrthcnla Snead and others-COMPLAINT ron
KULIUP.
ALL that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land,
sit nato, lying and being in Ibo county and
Slate aforesaid, on waters of Craven's Creek,
waters of LUI lo River, adjoining lands of the
csiale ol Marlin Mi ody, estate of Daniel Alex
ander and others, containing otic hundred and
fifty (1?0) acres, more or less.
THUMS 6V SALK-Ono hall' cash, balance on a
credit of twelve months, willi interest from date
of sale, iiccurcd by Ibo bond of thc purchaser
and mortgage of premises.
Also,
In case of Lucinda Cllnksculcs and others vs.
H. It. Caslon, Executor, and otbera.
ALL that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land,
situate, lying and being in thc county and
Stale aforesaid, on waters of 0boost00 Creek,
adjoining lands of Robert Slucke. Washington
Oglesby, Mrs. -Dickson ami Others, contain
ing two hundred and live (2uo) acres, more or
less.
THUMS OF SALK-One half cash, b dance on n
credit of one year from day of sale, to bc se
cured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of
premises, purchaser to pay extra lor lille and
morl gu ge.
A I SO,
In case of Mary Millonee and others vs Simp
son Waite, Administrator, and others.
\LL Mint Piece, Parcel i Tract ol' Land,
si tillite, lying and being in the county and
Stato aforesaid, on both sides ol' Cime Creek.
Waters of Tugnlno Uiver, adjoining hinds of
S. S. MrJunkiii. 8. M. Crawford, D. II. Glenn
and others, containing I bree hundred (81WJ)
acres, more ov less, lo be sold in three separate
I rael s.
Tract No. 1 being the homo place and contain
ing one hundred acres, more or lufcs.
Tract No. - containing onc> "hundred and
thirteen acres, ntwYO '"' l*8S.
And Tract No. :l containing eighty-seven
acres, more or less.
THUMS OP SALK-Ono dialf cash, balance in
one year Mom day of sale, secured by bend of
purchaser und mortgage of pi ?mises, purchaser
lo pay extra for lilies and mortgages. Phils of
sep?rale tracts will be on exhibition on day ol
sale.
Al.f'O,
W. VJ. Keilli and others vs. Lucy R. Cain and
ol tiers.
4 LL thal Plebe, Parcel or Traci of Land,
i\ situate, lying and being in the county and
Slate aforesaid, ou holli sides of ibo rond lend
ing from Fair Play lo Walhalla, on head waters
ol' tKliAftl Creek, wnters of OlioeslOO (-reek of
Tugnlon River, and head branches of Snow
Creek, waters of Coimeros* Creek, adjoining
lands cf Wm. Burdett, Mary A. Price and
others and containing two hundred and r.ixty
('JiiO) acres, more or less, to bo sold in two
separate I rads.
Tract No. 1 being Ibo home tract and conla?n
ingonc hundred and thirty-seven aeres, more oi
ler:;.
And Tract No. 2 containing one hundred mid
lliilly-ono acres, more or loss.
P.nts ol' (bose two tracts will bc on exhibition
on day of sale.
THUMS or SALI:-One-third cash, balance in
two equal annual installments, lu bo .secured by
bond ul' purchaser and mortgage of premises.
A KHO,
J, X. B.'Own, Assignee, vo. Wm. Campbell and
.m h ora-Fon POLOS un B .
ALL that. 'JV'ict or Parcel of Land, contain
ing three hundred and twenty (3120) acre?, more
or less, lying on wn.'ers ot' Marlin's Creek, of
Seneca River, bounding1 lands formerly owned
by Mrs. Cardin, lands formerly owned by James
Thompson and others, being ..lie same conveyed
lo Elizabeth Hopkins by John R. Cochran bj
deed, dated 'Uh ol' November, 1871.
THUMS OP SAU:-Ono (hird cash, balance on
a credit of one year, with interest front day of
sale.
ALSO,
In ense of Elijah Sanders and others vs. P. L.
Moody and ol hers.
ALL that Piece, Parcel or Traci of Land,
situate, lying mid being in thc comly ami
Slate aforesaid, on tho Northwest fork of bilde
River, waters of Keowco River, adjoining lands
once owned by Wm, Nicholson and lands of
While and Ol hers, being thc Rame conveyed lo
Marlin Moody, deceased, by Micajah Alexander
by deed, daied 20th of September, 18613, and
containing one hundred and sixty-threo (H33)
acres, more or less.
TRUMS OK SALK-Onc-ha'f cash, balanco in
ono year from day of sale, lo bc secured by
bond of purchaser and morigngo of premises,
purchaser lo pay extra for tilles nml mortgage.
RIC H Alli) LKW IS,
Muster (Jennee County.
September 8, 1881 d3~4t
OS STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
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; Saw Mills; Shafting, Pulleys, Boxe?, Hangers and Patent
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lur.il Engine?, (on WllC?IO ; Portable Engines, (on skids) ;
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ugle Hinders, Reaper* and Mowers; Cultivator* and Grain
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every purlioular. As space will not permit UH
to give ft very elaborate description, wc will
make mention only of our specialties:
SUMMER
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In Hie Newest Shades % nd Colors, Ibo latest
Novelties of tho Season, consisting in part of
MOMIE CLOTHS,
LACK HUNTINGS,
MULLI ANTIN KS,
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-Consisting ol
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Feit Untes. All prices und qualities.
SHOES.
Thc largest assortment wc have ever carried.
Tho Day .Slate custom mudo Shoe a specinlly.
All styles und prices.
A select linc of Prints from 0\c (fttOe.
Uso only the "Argosy" Suspender.
Wc would respectfully nsk you lo call, ex
amine and price our goods before purchasing
elsewhere. Wc fcc) assured wc can please you.
BI a*?\i
April 14, ISM
AGENTS WANTED SSW
tin? Mnclilim ever Invtutnl. Will knttnpalrof
H iv.! ii Mlj.i, anil TO Ii completo, In
20 minutes. !t will aleo knit a great variety of fanoy
work for which I hero ls alway? a rcn<iy market. Send
foreiroulurmul lenin lo (ho 'rwomMy Knitting
Machino Cn., -!</.) Washington St., ltoitou, Mata.
Vnraons' 7*M ?.(/""?.? fills makai How lt foti
JlliKxl, and will completely chango Wo blood in
(hucntirusystem In three months, Anvpcivon
wini will (ak? i i>ilt each night from l io 12 weeks
limy bo reUored to ?onnd health, if sueb a thing
h.- possible. Soul Itv niall for 8 lotter stamp?.
/. .V. ./0//.V.SO.V ?fr CO., Hoxton, Muss.,
\ofmorly Jiuugov, M~c.
May 12, ISSI 20 ly
Walhalla Female
College.
'IMUS Institution will open its Fifth Session
1 S H PT KM lltW STU, 1881.
TiitMs:
Collegiate. Department, 10 months, $40 00
Acad?mie Department, itt months, lo OD
Primary Department, 10 months, S 00
Juvenile Department, 10 months, 6 00
Hoard, Fuel, high) ?ind Koora per month, 10 00
Excellent facilities for studying Music, Wax
Work and Painting.
Send for a Catalogue.
J. P. 8MELfZF.lt, D.D.. President.
July 21, 1881 86-If
MSEOS me BEST inn]
1001
livi?tm aii'l Pr. cv Obie,land M itt u lt mit? fttd
f?rixrtr.. iii tl.t VnUttl Pintm,
1)A V ? 3) LAM)ltKTJl & SONS,P1IIUDA..PJL
Nov 18, I860 Ll y
JUST RECEIVED
A Car Load of Flour
-AND
A Car Load of Corn,
Which will be sold as low as these articles of
prime necessity can bo bought anywhoro
in tho county.
- ALSO,
SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES. SALT,
.DACON, LAUD, SODA, STARCH,
PEPPER, SPICE, GINGER,
HICK, NUTMEGS, &o.
-ALSO,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS,
SHOKS, 11 ATS, &c.
-ALSO,
OALtCOES, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY
GLOVES. LON G CLOT I IS, SHIRT
1NGS, SHEETINGS, ?0.
-ALSO,
DOMESTIC (?CODS, HARDWARE and
WOODKN WARE, CROCK KRV
and GL ASS WA HE, CUT,
LE R Y, &o.
?Sifln fact I kerp rvrrylhing that is"'^^
HtST*liahnlly found in a first class store."Xt?k
-YyCnvc mo a call and 1 will do my best"fy%?
itrr/Y' to please you ia prico as well ns in tho'ftyg
flffiy-qnaliiy of goods. My motto is quick '\J?yfl
^?".salcs and short profils. "K?fl
J. P.
WEST UNION.
June 0, 1881 80-lj*
PEMALI? COLLEGE;
ttSTAK?l$llUl> 1?IX?,
'DUE next session of this School will begin
1 September 1 Oth: 1881. A full and competent
corps of teachers se?, t'cd. For ptifticulnrs ap
ply lo Miss EL M OE E, Prim, Columbio. S. C.
Alignai 1, 18?31 ?8 ll.
SPECIAL SUMMER OFFER.
CASH PRICES AND THREE MONTHS
CREDIT.
A MHIC Casi? ?own (l)Kl BlillutlC?
When Col IOU CoiliCft III.
During (lie months of June, July; Augusl
nnd Sent ember we will nell Danos and Organs,
ci i lier new or sccomUhand, to responsible par
lies, al LOWEST CASH PRICES, payable
?BOCUHII Oil nu Organ,
S'-ift C?IN?I on a I?I:ino.
And die balance in I li roo months without
int?r?t;!.
INSTALLMENT BUYER?.
To aecomtoojiito those who oannet pay
cash in thu fall, we will, during thu mouths o
June, July and Augusl and .September, sell a
our
O IV 13 Y Ii A ll I?17AW PRICK;
As per Price hist, ahd receive ns follows:
sSO <;IIK|I on un Ol-;;??,
Cusli ou n 1*111 ito*
Willi one-lliird of thc hahincc iu three monllis,'
one third in six months and thc remainder in
one year.
These OH*oi's are <*<><>< I only
?J?iiI ?Si'iohi v isl. ISSI.
ti. 03. NOfSKYCI'J, Ol'
MCSMI : II Musio Mousi:,
Greenville, 8. C.
_ June 80, ISSI ly
t il M W I Iii AMS TOK
Female Oollege
1) ESPECTFULLY oilers its services lo those
IV parents who desire lo secure for their
daughters the thorough and symmetrical cu'ti
valiou ol' their physical, intellectual and moral
powers, ll ls conducted on what is called thc
..ONE-STUDY" PLAN, willi a Si:Mi ANNUAL
Contsi: of Study; ami by a system of Tull lonni
Premiums, its low Low Hales are modo still'
lower for AM. who average fi? per cent. No
Public Exercises. No 'Ticccptioiis." Gradua
tion, which is always private, may occur eight
limes a vein . For 1'ull information, write for
on Illustrated Catalogue. Address
ll KV. S. LAN UFR,
President, Willinmsloii, S. C.
October 28. 18t>0 GO-ly
XIioll'urcstAiil liest Medicino over Modo.
Aco?ml)lnfttlon of Hops, Buchu, Man-L
tl ra UWo mut Dnncl?llon,wHhnll tho bent and ?
niOBtoAuratlvoproiKntlis of ntl other Bitten?,
iuakoo\thoKronto.it Blood Purifier, Liver
ROKU l^ntor,n"d Lifo mid Health Itestorlng
Agent- oitfO?naaKianamn cartu.
No (Ihrnao o^^nn possibly loni? eilst wiirra nop!
HU tn H aro u<imodt80 varied mut porfect aro their
o pcratlon&tBBfK
Tboy giro sow Ulli and visor to tho ?cod and lnflrm.
To nil whoso OmmploymcntaeftUSo Irregular!'
tyof ihobon-oisoi^L urinary organ*, or who ro
qulronu Appotlror^^Tonlo and mild Stimulant,
Hop Bitten atv tiwu^kuaUoi without Intox*
Icntln?c EBHUAV
No mutter what your h<*a.clliii.'8 or nymptomi
aro what tho di.ica: o or alignent U UKO Hop Bit
ter.". j)on"t wirdtunHiyouamro "'dc hut it you
only foul bad or inisorahlo,??'*) them nt ouco
It may save your llfe.ltbasilsn v od mind reds.
(SOO will ho padl forac???>','>?>. will not?
C'iroorJirlp. Do not BUflor?orletyourfriomlnj
sulTcr.but UKO anil ui ?o thoinV 10 1130 Hop B ?
Kemcmhor, Hop Bitters ls no^.Tllo> drugjpjdj
drunken, nostrum, but tho l'uiost^^a n cl ik-ntH
Medicino over made i tho ?'INVAMDS^lK l"'1UKI,DB
and HOI'S" nnd no iiereou Or family^
Bhould bo without them. iwimmnm >?Sfi"
D.I.O. iannnhsolutaand trrestlblo euroli flH'
foi'lJruiikcneHH.UHOof opium, tobacco mid I NMM
narcotics. AU 6old by druirprMs, ?ViiiiJfP1 ?I
for Circular. Hep Itlft.r. Mfg. Co., jff mJS?Bk
Bochcstcr.N.Y nnd Toronto, Ont. RWU
April 7, 1881 ^Kly '
~T3?? ?OOSTBB ~
FEMALE UNIVERSITY
OPENS in tho Del! House, in Walhalla, Sep
lembcr 1st. Diplomas given iu Fnglish and
oilier branches. Tuition per month Juvenile,
Primary, Academia Classes $1. Sophomore,
Junior, Sonlor $3, Music $3. Cre lit on publio
.unds. I (;irc rilKK TUITION to daughters of all
CoXfi:DKliATK Sri,inuits that died DUtilNO or
sixer, thc war from any St ile.
MRS. SALLIE SLOAN COBB,
Principal.
August 18. ISSI .10 ll*
ri n
J
MHS. LEGARE will j;'.ve iii?lr?'ollon in Vocal
and Instrumental Music RI home, lo singlo
scholars, or in classes on the conservatory plan.
Terms moderate. A few Itbardefa will be taken,
and special attention will he given lo musical
education. Aug. 25, 1881*-41.31
WAILER'S
COTTON GIN.
T
1 ll IS GIN', eituatcd one mile South of Wal
halla, S. C., is now ready again for thc season,
lt has all thc conveniences possible to accommo
date an exacting public, in add il ion lo insurance.
Neat, speedy and effectual ginning and packing
guhranloed. Aug. 25, 1881-41lf
J?flN ?) CA?M'??LMA??V,
ATTORNEY AND CQUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
titi XJtr-o>?cl Qtroot,
CltARL?STOrV, S. C.
X V ILL practice in Hie Stale Couria of tho
Vt First Judicial C'rcuit and in tho United
Slates Courts. All business entrusted wi V
receive prompt attention. Correspondence F -
Moiled. August 4. 1881 38.6m
WEST"
FEMALE COLLEGE.
I7X.ERC1SES In Ibis Institution opens first
I j Monday in Cot ober next. Cost of boaul
and regular mit ion for year, $102. New fur
nilavo. Faculty complete. French labio. Ger
man taught. For catalogue, address
J. P. KENNEDY, President,
Due West, Abbcvillo Co., S. C.'
August ll, 1881 80 4t
WA E. BB A?, A, S. V.
'IM1E session of lfeP -'82 will begin on THURS
I DAY, Septemlicr 15th. Students may elect
between thc Classic 1, Scientific and Comrnoroinl
Courses, lloaid and tuition very reasonable;
tho whole expenses (except for clothing and
traveling) need Hot exceed $150 per annum.
Tho sludenis aro drilled in military ladles.
Localed at the base of the Dino Hidgo Moun
tains, Hie climato is unsurt.assed. For cala
logue apply to JOHN lt. RI LEY, .
Chairman of Faculty.
W W. LI.OAUK, Secretary of Faculty. > i?
July 21, D<81 CO If