Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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taO?AL MATTERS*. ROT. Dr. Smolder will prcaoh ia tho Lutheran Church next Sabbath. , Tho irado of Walhalla this fall has been active and of ? good quality. ; Married, on the 23d of October, 1881, by Rev. E. Jenkins, Wm. Clark to Fannie Williams, colored, of Walhalla. . ? number of cherry and poor trees aro filled with blooms. They havo been blooming for lou days or more. A light rainfall visited our town last Suuday night. After cleaving off on Monday tho at mosph?re WOB much booler and frost is oxpeotcd. . Now corn has boen soiling in Walhalla at from 85 to 00 conte per bushol. This is higher than it has been in many years in tho fall. . Wo hoar tho Walhalla depot ls so orowdod .With colton that no moro cnn bo put on the platform for shipment until some is shipped. This is good nows for our towu. Messrs. Diemann, Son & Co. havo bought this Henson over three hundred bales of cotton and havo now on hand over two hundred halos. They are paying thc highest market prices for cotton. Messrs. J. P. and J. C. Mioklcr. of West Uni OHj havo bought cnob a large amount of ?tatton this fall. They pay Ibo highest market ' prio?s for it and sell goods as low as any up country merchants. A determined effort is being made to raise funds lo build a monument to President Garfield at Cleveland, Ohio. Already $03,021 00 have boon raised for that purpose by subscription. Oood flour is soiling nt from niuo and a half to ton dollars per burrel, and seed oats at ono dollar per bushel It does seem that our pooplo should moko an oritrt to grow their provisions at homo. Mrs. Garfield proposes to have published an account of tho lifo and a collection of tho literary remains of President Garfield published. To this end she has directed Col. Rockwell to ?give publio notice of her purpose? Mr. Thomas W. Holloway, Seorctary, Will DOOCpt our thanks for a complimentary ticket to tho thirteenth annual fair of tho Stato Agricultural and Mechanical Sooicty of South Carolina, to be held ut Columbia, November 8-11. Pork as jot has no fixed prico, nor havo wo heard what it will likely command. Hogs seem to bo scarce, corn is high and bacon nt ibis time brings hotter prices than for many years. Wo may reasonably con? elude that pork will bring good prices this fall. Tho Connecticut Regiment, fivo hundred strong, on its way from Yorktown, with Gov. Bigelow mid other distinguished citizens of that Stnto, visited Charleston on Suuday lust. Thc Connecticut, soldiers were received in fine style by Ibo soldiers and citizens of that ci'y. They left Charleston for Columbia on Tuesday morn ing on (heir way home. Our court opons next Monday, Judge Fra ser presiding. Thero is a numbor of crimi nal cases, but we hardly think thoy will oc cupy much timo. It is truo wo havo two cases of homicide, but they will be short. Wo understand Judgo Fraser will give but ono week to our county nt this time, but will appoint an extra term after Oreonvillo court for hearing equity causes. Wo arc informed that a colored man living on part of thc Steele old farm, six miles from Wal halla, has a cow which gavo birth to three calves a few days ago-two heifers and one bull-color, two black and one red. The triplets are strong, healthy looking calves ninl our informan! states bc saw them running ami playing about tho mot h or. As he needs the milk of the cow tho owner desires to sell her and buy another less prolilio, and offered tho four lo our informant for ?25. Largo crowds arc reported ns visiting the Exposition nt Allanta from all section? of tho United States. Excursion trains aro ho ing run on fi sod days from Cincinnati, Chi' cago and other largo citios. Thc largos! crowd up to this timo is expected on thc 27'h instant, and by that time the exhibition will bo properly arranged. It is thought the beat time for visiting tho exposition will bo .during November? Wo learn from our County Troasuror that np to Wednesday morning, tho 20th instant, 1,910 recoipts for taxes had been given nut. aggregating a collection of $14.580 60 'Ibero remains to bo collected about $10.000 with 1,400 receipts to give out. Thero arc only four moro days to tho closing of tho books, unless tho timo bo oxtonde I, of which wo have as yot received no notico or intimation. It would bo impossible ii tho limo loft to rccoivo and receipt for tho amount uncol lected, though the ellice has not as yot been thronged any day. Tho heavy freshets in tho Northwest wo plain warnings to our farmers that their growing crops of corn on creek and river bottoms should bo gathered as soon as poa siblo. Wo have had a remarkably dry sum mer and fall, so that corn is fully ripe and dry enough to gather. For tho reason of tho long drought ti freshet has been feared and nflor a fow frost ; wo may expect heavy rains. At all ovents it is the part of pro dence to pr?vido against Mich a disaster as a henvy freshet would work, especially 'when corn is so short on uplands. Wc are glad lo noto that lin Methodist denomi nation havo put into practical shape ihc project nf improving their house of worship. Thc Old Wilding will bo lorn down and rc erected in a tnoro eligible situation, slightly enlarged and new ceiling, weatherboarding and rooting put On it, Tho new building will bo elevated several fiet from (ho ground and a ciroular recess for tho pulpit bo addod to tho rear end. It will bo entered by I wo doors from thu front, having a double aislo with new and comfortable Beats on either Bido. A cupola for a bell will riso from tho front end of tho roof and tho wholo building bo painted. Tho contract for robuildlug and remodeling tho church has already been given to Mr. A. Ilrcnneoko, a fu i bcd architect] and tho work will bo begun at an carly day. Nearly enough funds have boen already subscribed for tho contract let out. Tho painting mid finish ing, wi(h tho nmount paid to Mr. Rrenncckc. will oost near ono thousand dollars, and when completed tho ol.uroh will compare well with our best churches. This evidence of prosperity and moral progress is gratifying (0 ?? i dunomi nalion and to our oilizons go...." ,y Tho Mothodisls boro comprise many of" our best citizen, aro strong In number and control much Of tho capital and business of Walhalla and Wes Union. It ls a working, progressive de nomination of Christian* and |,?8 ftlrfft(1, becomo ono of tho strongest existing cliurohe, in members and embraces in |(9 min?8l lnnny of tho abl?st divinos of (ho world. Upon a rc cont visit to Anderson wo wore favorably impressed witb the business ap poarunoo and growth of this old town. Nearly overy availablo Bpaoo is talton up on the public equaro with business houses, many now ones having recontly boen erected. There is suoh a demand for storo room that ono of the old and promi nent merohaots was compelled to movo his business into tho second story of ono of tho buildings on Main street. Two or three largo brick stores aro now io the course of erection-ooo or two below tho old Henson Hotel and ooo or two nonr thc railroad out which passes through town. Besides Anderson's business houses wo noticed dotted all over the incorporate limits boautiful residences, many of which havo been rcoontly built and others in contemplation, lloal cstato ia held at high figures iu this town, and everything indi cates u bright future for Auderson. Hoing in tho center of a itch and progressive community, which contributes largely to tho growth and development of all towns, Anderson bids fair to outstrip all of her Piodmout sisters. We uro glad to noto such evidences of real progress und thrift. On the 19th of October, ono hundred years ago, Lord Cornwallis, commander of tho Iii it it-h forcos at Yorktown, surrendered to General Washington and Lafayette and Baron Steuben and Count DeGrasso. Tho British forces numbered over seven thousand regular troops, with supplies of arms and ammunition. Tho allied American and French troops numbered about fifteen thou sand, many of them militia. Tho scigo lasted several weeks, during which tho allies captured sovcrnl outer works, and by parallels upprouched BO near tho enemy that an un? conditional surrender waa made. This virtually ended th? war, though articles of peace wore delayed sometime Tho com m?moration of this great ovent, RO clearly linked with our independence, is calculated to unite our pooplo in closer lies of friend-* ehip and fraternization. Tho North and South, Last and West, meeting on that historic ground, with tho motnories cf thc common sufferings in a common cause of our ancestors, should prove the grave of section alism and party animosities. It certainly will have that tendency, and with a growing and belier understanding among tho pcoplo of tho different soctious of this great country, wo may reasonably hopo for per fect amity und reconciliation ut no distant day. Cost of Garfield's Sicknoss and Funeral. Thc Indianapolis Scnlincl has gone lo Ibo trouble of estimating the expenses entailed upon the government by tho wounding ont! death ol' President Garfield. Placing tho doctors' bill at $63,000, thc total is footed up at $100,000. lt is paid that Dr. Rliss expects ?26,000, Urs. Agnew and Hamilton $1*2,000 each, Dr. ltcyburn $3,000, and Mrs. Dr. Edson $1,000. Tho removal to Long Rronch and transporting tho remains to Washington and from thence'to Cleveland by thc Pennsylvania Railroad, it is undcratood, will not be charged for. The State of Ohio will pay $24,000 for the trans| ot talion after passing the Sloto linc, and the expenses at Cleveland arc estimated al $2*23,060. These figures show a gran 1 total of expenditures of $317,751), of which lin National Government will pay $100,(MK), leaving $'217,060 ?or Ohio. Cleveland and private i .dividuuls. Judge Cox baa assigned Leigh Robinson, of mc linn of Elliott & Robinson, aa counsel for QuittMiu, A number of Georgia Republicans have re quested President Arthur to appoint General Longstreet to a position in his cabinet. A ema millee has been appointed to present their re quest. OURS rou Dirimmti.v.-Tho Aiken Ilecteio mys that iibsiiiV.itu eases ol' Diphtheria in nun community have recently yielded to the following -implo treatment} Pulverized alum ttuil hlllpllhur equal parts, blown through a quill on thc ufftoied parts. Bx<>Qtivoriior Ld win I). Morgan, of New V u k, has been nominated OM Secretary of the Treasury lu succeed Mr. VVir.doin. It was hinted Saturday that the ex-Governor had refused thc appointment, but, evidently, he bas been "prevailed upon." The Land League of Ireland has resolved Hint no rent shall be paid to landlords as long as Parnell and others aro under arrest. Thereupon the English Government bas determined to sup press tho League. The Kuglish Government continues lo make arrests ot' Irish agitators. IT is stated that the United Stales Senate's special committee on the bankrupt law, ap pointed ut thc hint regular HOeshin, has found a pretty general dosiro among commercial men for a now law on (ho subject, and may bc ox peet ed to report a bankrupt bill nt an early day. A disastrous fire occurred in Lynchburg on ibo 21s( instant, destroying a number of build ings, I lie depots of tho Norfolk and Western Railroad, willi a nunibor of freight cars and a considerable amount of tobacco ami colton and other merchandise. The loss is estimated at $200,000. The bro is said to have originated in the explosion of a barrel of kerosene. Half a gr i.f quinine in two mineen of milk producos no disagreeable taste in tho mouth, and this samo qnunii'y (half a grain) in a glass full of milk is scarcely perceptible. This is an easy way of administering qui niuo to children and delicate pat'onts vi ho object to tho bitter tasto which it loaves in tho mouth. Tho remnants of tho Philadelphia Centen nial Exhibition havo been sold hy auction. Tho great organ, which cost $20.000. went for $5,000. ond it is lo he removed to a B i* ton fair building Thc largest mirror in tho world, eleven hv eighteen feet, in ono plato, originally costing $5 000. was bought by a saloon keeper for $000. A W<*B DEACON.- "Deacon Wilder, 1 want you to (oil mo how yon ko'd yon wolf and fu mil J well (ho past season whon nil tho rost ( f UP hnvo boen sick so miloh, and havo had (ho doctors visiting us so often " "Uro. Taylor, tho answer is very eitsv. 1 used Hop Hit torn in time: kept my family woll and saved the doctor hills. Three dol lars worth of it kept us well and ablo tu work all tho time. I'll warrant it has coot yon and (ho neighbors ono lo two huml-cd dollars apicoo to koop sick tho same limn." ".Doacon, I'll uso your medicino liorcafiort" BUSINESS LOCALS. If you want Homet liing tliat is good in tho way of puro liquors go to Hicmnnn's Har and drink P. VV. Wagoner & Co.'s "Old Crow o whiskey. -, Tur POLL TAX.-Judge Prossloy decided that no ono could ho imprisoned for failing to pay tho poll tax. Judge Hudson decided exactly to tho contrary, that tho delinquent could bo imprisoned. Tho caso has gono beforo tho Supromo Court and thc decision rendered sustaining Judge Hudson's view. Thia decision is n very important ono, as (hero aro so many who dodge the taxes, and ns tho pnll tax gops lo school purpnso it is to ', tho interest of tho people that ns much ns pos6?blo bo collected. A Washington special to tho Now York Tribune says that tho nomination of H. D. Morgan ns Socretaty of tho Treasury was decided nt a oonforenco between tho Presi dent, General Grant and .Senators Cameron and Logan, held on Friday evening last. Tho parties to thia conferonco givo an ink ling of the kind of politicians who nre to run tho now administration. They aro Stalwarts all, and supporters of Grant for a third torin. AR nono of them ever had any reputation ns financiers, tho consulting of them with rcferenco to this nomination can only bo ascribed to their ropro*0ntative party character. THE WARNING OK TUB WOOD?.- Steuben, the Chief Forester of Germany, who is ono of our guests nt Yorktown, is greatly exer cised over tho universal slaughter of our trees. Ho thinks tho limo will como when our peoplo will regrot tho destruction of tho forests, mid he calls attention to tho (act that while most of tho civilized nations of Kuropo aro using their best endeavors to stay thc hand of the chopper, wo, neglectful of thc future, aro quietly looking on and doing little or nothing to suvo tho woods. Ic is n fortu nato circumstance that this criticism has boon uindo lt will bo worth to tho nation all tho ospeiiRO it luis to boar in tho celebra tion of tho Yorktown surrender if thc warn ing of thc German officer is heeded. In this connection it is gratifying to know that emly next month troo planting is to become a holi day in New Jersey. On tho 7th of Novem ber thc citizens of Ridgewood ure to ?nan guruto tho custom by turning out to plant ' lins in all the highways and byways of thc town,, Tho example should bo followed by all treeless communities, whoso seemingly senseless predecessors have been lcd, by an overweening desire for wealth, to rob tho land scape o( all its beauty and to uffoct tho rain fall, too, if what tho scientists say bo true -. New Yaric Commercial Advertiser. WALHALLA, S. C., Oct. 20.-Cotton firm good middling 10@I0', middling 10, low mid dling 0. |||| IP^^^^DH '^i^tK^ li j d FOB Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, Goneral Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. Ko Preparation on earth equals ST. JACOBS On. as a safe.n?trc,*t?nptr>tx\n\ thean External lloincdy. A trial entails but thc comparatively ti ?liing onllny of 50 Ont*, ami every oho Bullering willi pain cnn have cheap ami positive proof of its claims. Directions iu Klovcn Languages. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE, A.VOGELER te CO., Baltimore, Md., V. S. A* FARM FOR SALE. 'PUK HOM li PLACIi of Uhodurn Doyle, de 1 ceased, containing one hundred and (170) seventy acres, and lying three miles Northwest of Seneca City on the Hine Kidge Railroad, is offered at private sale until thc loth of Novem ber next, aud it* not sold before that lime it will on that (lay (16th Of November) bo offered lo tho highest bidder, nt my ellice in ScnCCO City. TKRMS-One-half cash, balance- in twelve months. For further information nd tress V. H. SWANN. Seneca City, S. C. October G -1713t LIFE and DEATH of ? A correct llUtnrr oftii? Lifo ami full Pnrtlctilars ol romai'kltblo find crltlciil m ^NE?'MTC& record ot n not i ii, IIIIULAMCII I 9 50 per cont, discount to Agents' NOS. m AND 73? REYNOI COTTON FACTOR AND ( -AND DH MACHINERY ? Also Mission's Circular Saws, Rubber.nul leather Bellin tlc*, Oil Cups, Pop; Globo .ind Check Valve?, Governors, W Pininos. Pinding*, eic. General Agent for Tnlbott's ARriiMilnir.il Engines (on wheels)! Portable E motive Boilers; Turbine Waler Wheels; Com mal Wheat Mill Spark Arru .tors. W/ilOl'tOWll ?j* Watertown Agriciiltiir.il linglncs, (on wheels); Portable Verticil Engines; Stationary Engines, (With and without cut-i and Vertical I toilers; Saw Nfills.&C., &C, CL & ?. c;ot Cooper's Self-Propelling (traction) Kngincs; Pana Agrici Stationary Engines! lAComolivt- anil Ki-lum Tubular Boilers; Inched); Sinai Machines, Dustless Wheat Seiiaralors nndO.it .1. IV. ?' ^ RR MP ' Cantwell Wheal Threshers, Separators mid Ctc?iiors, "( Powers, mounted nwt down, Power Com Sheller* and Peed Cut J?llitMoii tliirvo?!**? 4 ompaiiy Rcapcr?tind Binder*; Kelpers and Mowers Combined j s Sowers. Fnir?jan] Pnirbnnks Standard Scales, nil socs ar ll.unit K'iiiri<r <rlf in?' Nchlc tl & CtoOtlrlch Irrtprrfvett IXL Got ton Oin; Reid's P Smith's Improved Hand iVwvcr, Cotton and May Press; Cotton ?NOINRS, COTTON GIMSI ?C., RKI-AIRHD IN AWOKKMANLI ?i> - Orders solicited and promptly cxeeuled. Km farther ll. N. ur.ll?, Tisv'clina \^fiM. AGOOD BLACKSMITH. A mttll witli family preferred. Ile could cet good laud to A.ullivnlo. U. ^Y. SIllSLOll. October G 47 (f INSURANCE AGENCY, Sonooft City, JS. O. INSURK your properly against loss or danger by firo. Tbe following companies represented: Liverpool and London and Globe; Fire Association, of Philadelphia; Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, of New York. Special attention given to businccs in any section of the county. W. c. Flt VIN, Agent. October 0 47-1 in ONCE MOUE. THERE IS NO NEED OF CRYING HARD TIMES -When you can buy all kinds of ?KV GOODS, U IC OCR ll I HS, NOTIONS, HOOTS, SB10D3*, ll ATSjCA PS, ll A R B5 W A IC 13, C ItOCEi 13 K W V I" OT ll I i\ U, ? A:c., Acc., AT PRICES 'JO SUIT TUB HARD TIM KS, I? ItO M J. C, MICKLEI?, WEST UNION, Who ?9 always in tltcfCotton Market, and will give you ns much in cash and [more in goods "than any other man." Call and examine lils goods ar.il prices before buying cloe where. ' 1 DO NOT 1ftTENI? TO 1113 UND 13 lt SO li 19 BSY ANY ONB3. JUST OPENED Tho largest stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS 1 have ever had, consisting of 7 f> 1 -1 KO KS ? K J li A N 8 A NI > 0 A S - SIM KU KS, 200 IM KOKS OK PRINTS, 100 PIECKS OK CHECKS, Aud a great variety nf ORY GOODS /ND NOTIONS Heavy stock of ROOTS, SDO?S AND HATS, GROCERIES lit G UK AT VARIETY-. -CORN SUGAR, COFPEK, MOLASSES, SAUT, BACON, LAUD, SODA. STARCH, PEPPER, SPICK, G1N0KU, KICK, N UT M KC S, SOAP, S:c. Large lol of BAGGING AND TIES. ALL NEW AND HEAVY. II A UDW A UK, WOODEN W A UK, CROCKERY A N D GI J ASS W A UK, CUTLERY AND AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS, &G. My goods are too numerous to mention I try to keep everything that is called for or thbt is kept in a village store. I will pay thc highest price for Cotton and will aol. li born Hy with my customers, if t hey will conic forward and sell lc np carly, as short, settlements make long friends. J. P. MICKLER, WEST UNION September 29, 1881. JAMES A. CORFIELD r tho Assassination ?f vu. muitiM prMMMt, A^moit IM A LM*PE?n '.'.?<. BKST SUM,INO KOOK WAWI C.U <>r II... Adi:, circulars Freo. >n or.lrTH for 20 copien or rn orr. Snmrilo ll?iik l.y rnnil, 11.00. CINCINNATI ITU. (U, 171 H . 111. Mi ClnvlnouU, O. LDS STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. COMMISSION MERCHANT ALK lt IN >F ALL KINDS. g, Steam Pipe, Water nml Steam Ranges, Connection*, \\ his reaches, &c, together with every article of Steam aim Water r & M?.**. nginCS, (ott Skids); Stationery p.illiincs; Tubtll.tr awl Loco s; Saw Still?: Shafting, Pulleys, hoses, I langen? and Patent 1 o xv 3 ix Encino .Oc>, Kngincs, (un skills): Dairy Knaiiic?, (for small buildings); >fl); ReturnTubular boiler*, (willi IWO lines); Locomotive ?>l??.l5 & CO. ilun il I'.ii'iivs, (on wheels); Portable l'usines, (oil skid*) ? (.'..m mut WI at Mills; Portable Mill, (with portablo boll at ami Wed I'M MC tor; Saw M ills, double mid single, kVIOI.lv A. ?0. ; round IIDJ;" 'I lircsher.s, I lyell .?ult.: (?otton Presses, Hoisc Hers. anil I'.iiinrNoii. 'I'iilroii tX <;o. trigla ninders. Reapers nml Mower,; Cul li valors mid Crain tia Oo. nt patterns. Alarm Cash Diaweis. fc'.ilinaus:; tfitVllilKljrt : aleut Anton, .lie Power Screw PrCM, steam or waler iMiwer: Oin Feeder', Cotton Condenser! New Virginia Feed Cutler. IKK M A NS I*, li. particulars,circular*, general Information, &<.., apply to J". POLLA ttJD. July /, t b"? i - ; 11 y 200 PIECES PRINTS, 50 PIECES LONG CLOTH. SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS, GINGHAMS, GEORGIA CHECKS, LINSEYS, FLAN NELS, DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS, CASHMERES, TRIMMING SILKS, BLACK SILK FRINGES, ETC., ETC. BOOTS AND SHOES. MEN'S AND HOYS' READY MADE HATS AND CAPS, All Hie Latest Styles anti 03 low us can be cold. A Largo Lot of CASSI MERKS, KERSEYS & JEANS. CAMPERDOWN KNITTING COTTON AND ZEPHYR WORSTED. All Colors and Shades. GI VIO US A CALL. I). BIEMANN, SON & CO. SCHOOL N0TIC?T rpilK ellice ol' ihc Count) School Commissioner J will be open on the 27.1 ll, 28lh and 2Pth da) s of October for the examination of teachers ol puh?c schools. Persons desiring lo teach should be in attendance. ISAAC WICKLIFFE, ?School Commissioner Coonee County October 1:5. 1881 .jg 'gi Notice to (jroditors. Slate of Soul h Carolina. Ocoiicc 4?o;s?ily. IN THE COURT COMMON PLEAS. Louisa Wiggins vs. Matilda Uibson and others. 1)U USU A NT lo an order of Judge Hudson in this ease, thc creditors of Matilda Gibson, n lunatic, and Hie creditors of Thomas Gibson, deceased, are required to conto before me, in my office, on or before SATURDAY, the -2d day ol' October, 1H8I, and present, and prove their claims according to law or they will be barred RICHARD LEWIS, Master. Kept ember 22, 1881 .|,-, .|t LABIES' ST?BE I( nguiu becomes our pleasing duly to au ? nomico lo our ii ?cuds and patrons of Ucoucc (hat thc beautiful FALL. AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS. w! ?li bas been carefully selected by our Mn. C. L. RKIO, is constantly arriving and will bo complete in a lew days. Il is unnecessary io give you a detailed do-i pcription, as our want ol* room is insufficient to do so. We inak.? special mention of the following Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, consisting in part ol' Shirtings, Sheetings, Tickings, Checks, Ginghams, Calicoes, flannels, fcc, DRESS GOOPS. Mohair, Brilliantines, Alpacas, Pongee Silks, Plain and Figured Cashmeres, &o. A beautiful line of Notions and Fancy floods, La dies', Gentlemen's and Children's Huts and Caps. SHOES. A full assortment of all kinds, styles and prices. Particular attention culled to the Day Stale Shoe, of which wo make a specially. CLOTH INC. A moht dopant lot of Ready-Made Clothing, Cassimeies and Jeans HARDWARE, KC. Von will also lind our stork of Hardware, Crockery mid Glassware, Wooden aud Willow ware niel Groceries cotnjdctc in everv pariiculur. W ALL HA HEU AND CLOCKS. Wall Paper and Clocks a specially. Ile sure and let us show you (brough this beautiful assortment before purchasing else where. Final Settlement, VtOTIC.K is hereby given ibat the undersigned il will apply to Richard Lewis, Esq., Judge of Probate for Coonee county, at his olliuo in tho court house, on Tuesday, the loth doy of No vember, 1881, for a final discharge as adminis trator of the estate of Elisabeth Hopkins, de ceased. WM. M. CA M Pill" LL, Administrator? October Ll, ISSI 48-4t WM. C. KliVIN, .MUN ]>. VKitXKit, IS .4 li'll 13 IIS AA-H s C10MM?S8B01V ni BK rna A:\TS. ERVIN & V HUN KR, Walhalla. S. C. V Kit ND H & KU VIN, Seneca City, S. C. TRANSACT ii General Hanking and Commis-* 1 sion Business. Moko collections, receive deposits, buy and sell exchange. October 'j' <17-2m AGENTS WANTED FOR THE STAND ARD EDITION OF THE REVISED NEW TESTAMENT. 1?) S T V L KS, I Elegaiil Kdltlon, about OOO I?) Large Type. I pages. Coniporatlvo Edi? from il to S". | lion, over 1,100 pages. -.-1 Old and new versions on opposite pages '.History of the Hilde and of the New Revision" given lo subscribers. Thc secret of successful canvassing given every npont. Send for our liberal terms. [Mention lilia paper. | 'Jnr. Il KN UY Bl l.t. Pl iti.tsniNi: Cc., Ital nh) i shed 1SI7.| Norwich, Conn. September IA, ISSI _ -ll 0 pESSBaSSffi HOP BITTER? (A Itlcdlciuc, not ti Drlult,) r K uors, v.r. mr, "MANIJHAKK, DANDELION. INO TIM: Pi BP AMI Ur.STMimtOAi.QwAi.t I Xiii in' Al.I. OTIIKII 1)11 THUS. THIOY CUBE ,:i r; -< nspitof Hu ntomnrli, UOWCIB, TMood,| Liver, Klilney.i. mid I ri na 13 t Mirani, Ner vouant a." ; leeplesnni'dsiuul enjieciully romalo Complaints. ?J OOO Bi'J COLD. Will bepatd foi .1 ense Hioy vin noto.nroorj t'd help, or for arty(litnglDUi irv or Injurious i o and ia tin tn. ?3 A sk yOur ilnufftlst for Hop lintern mut try Rtlicill luifore y>ai ?loop. Tuite no Oilier. HD.I. ? ls nu nlisolutoniiil Irrest*? thin euro for 'S Druiikoiivia), uno of opt am, tootie 1 .i\ iinrcoilcD. HnaMBBBB B?xn ron CutouLAit. 3.Mlv.-vr,..|.ll.v.I-....-- . . HIIaplllll.rtMfc. Co,, ito li,(l*r,K. v.,A T< April 7, ISSI LU ..ly Walhalla Female College. WAffiBaA?jir.A, s. ti. '?MUS Institution wilt open its Fifth Session I SKPTKMIll U Sm. 1881. TI'.IIMS: Collegiate Department, IO mon I hs, $10 00 Acudemio Bcparwnciil, 10 months, IO 00 Primary Department, 10 months, S 00 Juvenile Department, IQ months, ? 00 Hoard, Fuel, Llghl and Loom per monlli, 10 00 P.xcellctit facilities tor studying Music, Wax Work and Pttiniing. Send for a Catalogue. J. P. SMK?iT/.KH, P. P., President. July 21, 1831 80-lf Final Settlement. Vf OT I CE is hereby given that the undersigned .I will apply to Iticlitird Lewis. Ksq., Judge of Probate for Coonee county, al his oliioe in tho court house, on Tuesday, tho loth day of No vember ICS I; fora final discharge as executor of the last will of Jacob Sims, deceased. WM. IL LAND, Executor. October 13, 1881 48 ?41 W??jB8A?.ff/?, Si. t. Tlii'. sossloit of 1881-'82 will begin on Til URS,? I DAY, September C.th Students may elect between tho Classical, Sclcitliflo anti Commercial Courses. Board and tuition very reasonable: lim whole expenses (except for clothing and (.'aveling) iioetl no! exceed $160 per annum. The students nra drilled in military tactics. Localed at thc luise of Ibo Hine Hld go Moun tains, the olimalo is ttnsnroosscd. For cata logue apply lo .101 iN IL RILEY, Chairman of Faculty. w. w. Lp.n.vnK, Secretary of Faculty. July 21, 1881 3G tf A GOOD FARM FOR SALE? SITUATED and lying on Co. norosa Creek, two aml-a-half miles above Walhalla, on tho public road leading to Stump House Mountain, containing two hundred acres, thirty of which is good bottom land. Il was a pnrt of the farm lovmcrly known ns tho Wm, Orlsham place and ?tllerwards belonging to Pr. Ynvbrongh. Apply lo Ci F. SF.P.BA, Walhalla, 8. C. September 1, U>81 ?.?