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, LOO?AL MATTBRS. , Dr. D. JJ. Darby and family now oooupy tho Dray house . Maj. S. P. Dendy loft for Columbia on last Monday. Tho moon ohaogos on tho 10th instant from old to now, af'.cr which it is thought wo will hovo some good woathor. The weather for two weeks has boon disa greeably wot and cold. Tho roads have been rendered almost impassable and still it rains. Senator Shanklin was kopt at homo last wook on account of sickness iu bis family. Wo suppose bo is at his post of duty Ihie Wook. Oo to Darby & Co.'e drug etoro and got vaccinated and snvo yourself from tho droadful mulady of tho small pox, which is rapidly overspreading tho country. Tho short cropB of tho poet season have caused a good deal of fiuauoial trouble iu thc South. Failures are occurring iu many places. So far wo have only had ono in Ocoueo. Jerry Roach, John Roach, Wm. Roach and Buck Turner wcro arrested on Tuesday night last for distilling and lodged in jail. Tin co stills were captured also by tho revenue force. Motlier Shipton's prophecies will havo to bc taken in for revision. Thc world didn't como to an end last year as predicted, and several other Other tilings down on tho programme didn't happen. , Rev. Coko D. Mann will preach in tho Presbyterian Church on noxt Sunday morn ing and at night. This is tho first appoint ment of Mr. Mann herc since his return from Conference. Persons having chickens, eggs, butter, fat beef, pork, peas, corn, fodelcr and tho like should now bring (hem in, ns all these articles ore iu demand. Fowls, butter and eggs ure ia demand. Beady purchasers eau be found, cr rather they will find you. Peter Robinson mid William Robinson, co - lored, wcro arrested nnd lodged in jail at Wal halla on Monday, tho IGth instaul, charged with stealing corn from thc mill of Mr. James T. Wilson on Cano Creek. Trial Justice Sholoi issued the warrant, According to reports of our Stato ox* changos moro grain lins boen sown in South Carolina this season than in any other since tho war, and wo tuko it as an auspioiout omon. With favorable seasons there will be food in abundance), for both man and boast when tho noxt harvest conics. Tho present year has fifty-thrco Sundays Ordinarily thoro aro but lifty*two Sundays in a year, there being only fifty-two weeks. We have had, during this nineteenth century fourteen years with fifty-throo Sundays each, and thoro aro to bo four more, including tlx prosont year, making a total of eighteen Thoy aro tho years which begin on Sunday? and tho lonp years which begin on Saturday Wo rcgrot to learn that Mr. W. T. Reid, om of our merchants, lins been compelled to euc cnnib to tho hard times anet make an assignmcu for thc boncfil of bis creditors. Bis liabilities oro estimated nt. ?5,000 and bis assets at $3,000 Mr. J. C. Micklcr is his assignee and, as will b seen, bas advertised for a meeting of his credi tors, to bo held at Walhalla on Saturday, th 21st instant. Attention is directed lo Hie advertisement o Darby & Co. in this issue. Their drug store i neatly and tastily arranged, and besides Irwin, a full supply of puro medicines, keeps on ban u largo assortment of bair brushes, comix -, fancy soaps, perfumery nnd other articles Their prices are reasonable one! thc store is i charge of Dr. Darby, a regular physician, wh also proposes lo practico his profession. Ile i also prepared to vaccinate nil who call on hit al fifty cents each. By order of tho Postmaster General tho poi offico at Mountain Rest, Oconec county, S. C has boen discontinued. Cnusc, tho want of postumster. Mr. W. A. King, tho lute efficier postmaster, having resigned. All mull made of said office is lo be turned over to Hie pos office at Walhalla. Wc regret this very mucl ns it will inconvenience our large list of sub ucribers at this office lo come so far after thci napers and other mail matter. Wo hope som ono may bc induced to accept tho position e poste aster and that tho ofiico may soou bo re established. Court nt Pickcns adjourned on Friday, tb l3lh instant. Only two criminal cases wei tried and convictions found in botli cases, on for retailing litpior without license, sentence to pay a fino of $200 or be imprisoned in tl; penitentiary for six months; tho other fe broach of (rust willi fraudulent intent and fe failing to deposit money in bank ns required b law; sentence, a fine of $200 and bo iniprisone in tho county jail for throo months. Tho fir; case was against a man named Turner, and tl lost against I. II. Philpot, ex-Probato Judge i tho cornily. Notice of appeal was givon in bol cases. A fow oivil cases wcro tried and all ll business ready for trial was disposed of. An election for Intendant and Wardens of tl town of Walhalla was held in tho Court Hon on Monday, tho loth instant, with thc followii result: '4 FOU INTENDANT. A Bronncoke, 99 voles. FOR WAUDENS. II. C. Rochan, 99 votes. W. J. Sliibling, 98 voles. Dr. Ii, B. Johnson, OG votes. J. P. Micklcr, 79 votes. C. Wcndolkin, 78 voles. C. II. Hesso, 76 votes. II. W. Pieper, 2G votes. J. If. Ostcndorff, 26 votes. J. C. Micklcr, 22 voles. Tho first six aro tho Wardens. Thero was issue on wot and dry and no excitement in m way. Mr. J. C. Micklcr was not a candidd and was not eligible. Mr. William Lay, formerly a citizen of o county, but nt prosont a citizen of Atlanl is on a visit to our town. He has boon a pointod genera! traveling agent tor the Coi mon .Sense Engine, mnnufaoturod nt Sprin field, Ohio, with authority to appoint ngor in ovcry county. This ongino took thc pr minni at tho Atlanta Exposition in class <i hoing tho highest premium for upright c . ginee. It is said to bo simple in all its poi and specially adapted to ginning, grindi and nil agricultural machinery, lt is casi transported and should any portion f broko it cnn bo supplied by ordering frc tho fnotory. It is also ohoap, ranging fr< a throo to a ton horso power ut from $275 "$600 cempleto nod fully warranted. A Wish Mr. Lay much success in Iiis bueint and fcol turo h? will moot ii, as ho is a go fhnohinist. A DEEP LAID SWINDLINO SOIIEMK. A rascally deception, rarely excelled in tins scheming world, han developed out of tho recent absconding of a railroad cashier at lins placo. A postal oard was rcocivod from a moo at Cashier's Valley, N. C., ia? quiring about tho standing of tho absconder, giving tho absconder's real mime. Of course the card looked fishy, but dill there might bo something in it, aud so a man was dispatobed, at considerable expenso, to North Carotina at once. Arriving ot thc place, ho soon discovered that tho writer of tho postal was a Frenchman, living several miles from tho postoiOoo, without any call? ing, trude or business, nod living by Iiis wits. Ile takes a number of papers, ont) bas brought seven.1 pcoplo to that place on liko missions. His plan is to secure an ad" vaneo of money on a promise to produce tho person sought for in a certain time, and when ho obtains tho money to lot thc gulled ones whistle while ho hides out. It may be that some ono wonts this fellow, who gives bis uauio os II. I. Lombard, und this perhaps is published for tho benefit of thc detectives. Ho is unquestionably n scamp, as bis cntiro conduct iu that settlement clearly proves -Chattanooga Letter lo Nashville American. January 19th was thc birthday of Oonc ral Leo. Typhoid fever is prevailing at Abbeville Courthouse. Ono or two deaths have occurred and several ucw coses arc reported. Tho progress of tho temperance movement in Georgia is not fnnntical, but it is quiet and persistent, slowly making ground and retaining every position ouco gained. Col. William II. Sparks, ono of tho most widely known men io Georgia, died suddculy nt Marietta, Ga., Saturday night of paralysis of the lungs. Tho freight and passenger onrnings on tho main lino of tho Richmond and Danville Railroad for tho third week in Dccombcr wcro $11,GOO OTer tho earnings for tho cor responding week ol tho previous year; an Increase of ?0 per cont. Tho oflico of Coroner is generally re garded n small affair in thc upper counties and yet in cities it is ono of tho best paying offices in tho Stato. Wo have understood that tho pay of Corouor iu Charleston county often ruuges between sixteen aud twenty thousand dollars per year. If the candidates for Governor nnd other Stato oflicoi'8 and their special friends who aro working and log-rolling for thom wcro ul I scourged from tho Stato Ilouso, thcro would bo socio hope of thc people's work going on with duo deliberation und rapidity. A strong desire for oflico and a resort to wire-pulling to eccuro it renders any mun unfit for it. Spartan. . Mr. M. II. Clarke, who was acting treas urer of tho Confed?ralo States ut thc time of thc collapse, now cunes out with a statement of thc disposition of thc disputed money that must set at rest all controversy in tho matter. Kvcry cent of tho money passed through Treasurer Clarko's hands and not a cont ot it, either directly or contingently, pasecd into the possession of Mr. Davis. It is hoped that our Legislators will earn estly and seriously consider tho propriety ns well as tho necessity of establishing and en dowing a Female Collego. Woman needs higher education. She also needs unifying more than tho sons of tho State. Whoo tho bill to givo about thirty thousand dollars to Ibo Citadel is brought un, it ie hoped some friend of women will rise and ask for throe hundred thousand to endow a collego for girls. educate thoeo who aro to bc tho mo'.hcrs and they will educato tho children. [Carolina Spartan'. Thc Langley Foo tory at Augusta, Ga., hove declared a dividend of 121 per cent, for thc lost six months, making 20J per cent, for tho ycor. The earnings of thc past year were 587,000 on a capital of ?100,000. Fuctorics in tho South pay. Another fuotory is projected at Augusta, with a capital of S500.000, with tho privi lcgo of increasing it to ouo million dollars, inman, of New York, is at thc head of tho enterprise. Tho administration has after careful thought, decided upon fixed rules for govern ing appointments in a State. If tho oflico is limited to a Congressional District, tho mern hor of tho Ilouso from that District, if a Republican, shall huvo tho privilege of naming tho appointee. If tho jurisdiction of tho oflico extends boyond a Congressional District, such ns United States Mnrshalships, District Attorncyships, Land Offices, Internal Revenue and Cnstom-IIouso Collcc torsbips nnd Rost Offices in largo cities, the appointee is to bo recommended by tho Sena tors from tho State, if they aro Republicans. Tho Yorkvillc Enquirer states that Into in November n negro boy loft homo in Rullook's Crook township, apparently going a hunting, ns ho carried his gun with him. His fniluro to return did not alarm his futbor, aa ho sup posed ho bad gono and got a job of work A few days ago a body was discovered hanging to a tree in n picco of woods near Elias Io - nian's nnd whon taken down it was idontifiod ns tho missing boy. His gun and cont woro at tho foot of tho tree. His left arm was fast in n hole in tho trco and ho was suspended by that. It seems that bo had climbed tho tree aI'ter a squirrol, and was holding on to a limb with his right hand and with his loft ho was fooling in tho bolo. Tho limb broko and he dropped suddenly, dislocating his shoul der and rendering it impossible to oscnpo. Ho was almost in eight of some dwellings, but in an unfrequented part of tho woods. This is perhaps tho first timo in tho history of tho world that (loath has boon caused in this way. FATHER IS GFTTINO WELL.-My daughters say, "How much botter father is sinco ho used Hop Bitter/' flo is gotting woll after his long suflbring from a disonso declared in cumbi?, and wo aro so glad that ho used your Ritters-A lady of Rochester, N. Y.-? Utica Herald. Bggigggg LOCALS. I If you want obcap goods call and seo D. H. ' & W. S. Glenn, Westminster, S. C. They will not bo undersold. Clothing nt cost at D, II. & W. S. donn's, Westminster, S. C. If you want good goods at low prices, good weights aud mensures, call on I). H. & W. S. (Ilenn, Westminster. VOU CAN DEPEND I BAUGH'S $25 It is n reliable Fertilizer and l'UICU ONLY $28 PER TO OIOM'BIIA OK Send for ono of our Circulars, shoi B-A.UGKE-I <Sz> S OINTS, 90 Mouth Delaware Avc.y 1 stree?, Ha I limo rc. December '?'2, 1881 Tho realty belonging to tho ostnto of tho Into Judgo Thomson nod comprising ^iltoon t mots and parcels, was sold by tho Prob?lo Judgo of Abbeville county lust solos duy. Tho sales of this properly aggregalod thirty? three thousand dollars. OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, WALHALLA, S. C., Janunry ?, 1882. fYHIE undersigned will bo present nt Flat JL Shoal Bridge on Ibo East prong of Cnno Crook to lot out tho rebuilding of said bridge to tho lowest responsible bidder on SATUR DAY, tho 21st day of January, 1882, nt ll o'clock A. M. Specifications for tho samo will bo exhibited on that dav. M. NICHOLSON, W. W. MOSS. County Commisfionors Oconoo County. ATTEST-J 8. VERNEK, Clork. January 5, 1882. 7-3t. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that tho undor signcd will apply to HiohurJ Lewis, Judgo nf Probato, in his offico on tho 13th day of February, 1882, for his Anal discharge ns administrator of Ilouck 0. Sligh. deceased J. II. SLIGU. Administrator. January 5, 1882 7-4t. STATE SOUTH CAROLINA OCOtVEE COUNTY* IN COU UT OF COMMON FLEAS: L. II. HOOPES V Against >. Partition. LUCY HOOPES. ) PURSUANT to ou ordor of thu Court in tho abovo stated caso, m a do on the ?th of ?ecoinbcr, 1881, [ will resell at publio Buotion nt the Court IIouso door in Wal halla, S C , bctwoon tho legal boura of sale, on tho 6lh day of February, 1882, for cash, nt the risk of Louis Hoopes, tho former purohopcr, Ali those two parocls or lots of land in tho town of Walhalla and known io thc pitta of said town os lots Nos. 1U8 and 47, containing iu tho aggregate ouo nud one half acres, moro or less. Purchaser to pay extra for titles. RICHARD LEWIS, Master. Jauunry ?, 1882 7-lt LAT?AIUUVAL OF GOODS -AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT -FROM ?, Ii. STANTON. ri MIE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION J OF HARDWARE. 101) Regs Old Dominion Nails. 20 Kegs Horse and Mulo Shoos. 2.OOO Pounds Potwaro. 25 Biigs Shot and Powder. Quite and Pistols, Plows and Plow Stooks. Doors, Sash and Blinds, at factory prices, freight added. 20,000 Hard Brick at $10 per thousand. 600 Rolls Wall Paper, Oil Cloth Shades and Paper Shades, 300 Bedsteads from ?2 to ?10.50. 400 Blackwell'? Plain Chairs, 40 conta oaoh. 100 Kat tan and Cano Scated Chairs, Lndios' and Children's Rockers, Baby Cribs Bureaus, Washstands, Tables and Mattresses at low prices. Just received from tho Eastorn Markets $90tt Worth ot' Hoots ililli Shoes* Real bargains in this lino. 5 Cnsos Rubber Ororshocs and Sandals. 30 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco, from '18 to 00 cents per pound. 300 Poonda Smoking Tobacco at 43 conta per pound. 300 Pounds Blackwell's Smoking Tobacco nt old price. 15,000 Cigars, from $1.80 to $7.50 per hundred. Largo stock of Candy, Nuts, Raisins, Prunos, Currents, Citron, Macaroni, Lemons, Oranges and Cranberries, frosh Crnckors, Fire Crookora, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Ohooso, Mackerel, Soap, Candios and Matches by tho caso, Crockory, Olasswaro, Saddlos nnd Harness at cost. Splendid article of CoiTco bought nineo thc doolinc-0, 7 and 8 pounds lo tho $1. Granulated Sugar 8? pounds for $1. Brown and Yellow Sugar 10 and ll pounds to tho $1. Fresh Grits 30 pounds for $1. Rico ll and 12 pounds to tho $1. Fino Syrup and Muscovado Molasses. 100 Barr?le of Flour bought sinco tho de cline. Ono oar load of Bran. 500 Gallons Jug and Jar Waro. j Last, but by no moans tho least, nor quito so dry as you board-20 Barr?la Puro Whia koy, Brandy and Wines. Imported Brandy, Wine and Champngno in botllos. It should bo remembered tho expenso of my establishment ia b'*t nominal, compared with oilier houses, ns wo poy no rents and hove but ono hired derk, who neither smokes, chews nor drinkH, but can do tho work of half doten second rato mon. Tho balun co of tho Torco required to run tho business, besides Ibo hoad or proprietor, who is neither boss nor master, incl mien tho young gonts, or rather sprigs of tho family, who aro vory attentive and polite and eor?o you well in everything except liquors. Wo aro determined not to bc undersold; gunrantco satisfaction, and tho continued increasing busiuosa is no insignifi cant, ovidonco of fair dealing and tho now woy. Don't you forgot it. Yo;y truly, W. H. STANTON, Cornor Main and Townvillo Street*, SENECA, S. C. Deccmbor22, 1881 0-3rn )N THE ACTION OF PHOSPHATE. Will produco increased crops. N OF ?OOO CKS. IN PULA IIALTIillOltti. >ving you tho Guaranteed Analysis* Sole JMCebxitiffebo-turers,, Pliilntlclirhin, and 103 South C-2ui City Drug and BOOK STORE. -33 ~y D't. lt. C. DAVIS & co j^AKGU AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Drugs, MocHoiaioH I??.iixtis?, Oils, Boolt? Piotvu'o Fiamos, Win' ^ow O-lnss, Statloxiory /vxxcl TOIXJUT ARTI OXJX:S, xj^ivtap-e* -A.3XTX3 IJAMI? FIXTUIIXIS, O X <3- -?V UL JS, TObaooo, ?iaxiff n,u,cl ripeo. Wo have a, new cslablislnncnt, fitted up expressly for tho business. Our goods arc new and fresh, direct from thc Bast ern markets and bought at tho lowest possiblo figures. Special attention and care given to tho Prescription Department. Wo would specially mention our haudsomo TOIL BT ARTICLES and splendid CIGARS and TOBACCO. Short profits, fair dealing, live aud let live will he our motto. ll. C. DAVIS & CO., Townvillc St., Seneca City, S. C. VST Du. R. C. DAVIS' Office in rear of Drug Storo. December 15, 1881 5-tf OVAL! NEW STORK IN WALHALLA. I lake this opportunity to announce lo all ol my old friends nnd customers that I have just removed to my NEW STORE IN WALHALLA, Where 1 will bc pleased lo sec you nialltimcs. 1 have a large slock of www m?mm AIM I) J'. Which I propose io sell low down for cash or barter. G ROC KR IK? a specially, especially COFFEE, Seven pounds of good coffee for ONE DOLLAR Cnll and examine my slock before purchasing cist whore, ns I think you will find it to yom advantage to do so. 500 BUSHELS CORN For whioh I will pay 85 cents per bushel cash or 00 cents in (rode: J. P, MICKLER, WALHALLA, S. C. WE II AVK IN STOKE A LARG E STOCK OF DRY GOODS, STAPLE GOODS, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS, OOLTHINGr, BOOTS AND SHOKS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY-WARE, -WITH A CHOICE LOT OE FAMILY GROCERIES SUGAR, COFFEE, BACON, LARD, FLOUR, SALT, MOLASSES, Which we are selling at prices that defy com petition. GIVE US A CALL. COLE & COFFEE, WALHALLA, S. C. December 15, 1881. State of South Carol i im. ?&?IM!I ??raw.. By Richard flet?is, ii'sy., Judye of Probate. \\' 11K, 111 : A s, Ih-nry ll. Schroder has made suit tl (0 mc (o ginni him J.'jtlcrs of A minist ra tion, of tho Kstnto nud Effects of Jacob Schroder, deceased TIICBO are, therefore, to cito and admonish all and singular thc kindred and creditors of tho said Jacob Schroder, deceased, thal they bc, and appear, beforo me, in tho Court of Probato to be held at Walhalla, S. C., on Monday, 23d duy of January after publication hereof, at ll o'clock in thc forenoon, lo shew cause, if any they have, why (he said admin istration should not bc granted. Given under my baud and seal. Ibis Ibo 3J day of January Anno Domini 1882. KIO ll A KD LEWIS, Judge of Probato of Oconco County. Jan. Otb, 1882 7-2t WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT MUSIC! WGMJ?T os noms wnruour mumo s WKM., WKLT., don't get mad about it aud talk in such big capitals, bul buy a CH ICKER ING, M?TII?SHEK, ARION or SOUTHERN GEM PIANO Ea SWl?tET amolli 9 Must bc made a happy place, and if il docs not contain n PIANO or OIUIAN, it is only half furnished. ORb'SR AT ?IMO! \ MASON & IIAMLIN, PELO?BET & CO., or SIIONINGER ORGAN. (??WT WMT ALWAYS. If you can't pay all cash, send for our limo prices. I&lEIMiEom Ti>30?. Large sales with small, living profils, is our policy first, last and always. -Order from MoSMlTII MUSIC HOUSE, ORKEN VILLE, S. C. Deo 15, 1881 5 Ra;rketf& HatifrBalsam SMlstU-t tho limit fa<l|.linus I? ? i" f>' 1 'Inlr U.'ilor.r url Orrt.ltur. Admired f?r Its cleailllm-v* nuil ?I. faul IH.I?UIIU\ Never Falls to llcstoro Urey or Faded Hair to Ibo jrvmlliful color, tuen, ami if 1 (ICM nt nil tlrugghU. Hinger, liuriiii, ninniintKu, M nungin anu many of tuc best medicine? known mc herc com bined ?moa medicine-of such varied and effectiveI powers, as lo make die Greatest 1'loud Purificr&tho I Best Health and Strength Restorer Ever Used. It cures Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Sleeplessness, nil disease* of tba Stomach. Lt?wets, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, and all Female Complaints. If you arc watling away will? Consumption or any disease, use the TONIC to-day. It will surely help you, Remember I it ls far superior to Ritters, Essences of Ginger and other Tonics, ns it builds up tho system without intoxicating, 50c. antl$i si/cs, niall tl alors ia druids. None genuine without signa turc of Iii toxi: Co., N V. Senti for circulai LAIltiE 8AVIXU IN IIUYINO THE DOLLAR S1ZK. gm Thlrty-Sli Vatlett-s of Cabbage : *t nf (Torn ; ai nf Cucum* ber; 41 of Melon; ii of I'cas; as of Beans) .7 ot Squash : ?j of Beet and 40 of Tomato, willi oilier varieties In proportion, a large portion of which were grown on my five seed firms, will bc found In my Vetceiubio omi Flower Seed Cntnlojruo for 1882. Sent FRICK to all who apply. Customers of last Season need not write for it. All Seed sold from my establish ment warranted lo bo both fresh ami uno to name, so far^hat should lt prove otherwise, I will refill tlie order gratis. T"he orlirtnnl Introducer of Early Ohio and Iturbunk Poto loe?, Morblehead Fnrlr forn, thc Hubbard Squash, If urblohend Ciibbngc, Phlnney*? Melun, and a score ol other new Vegetables, I invite thc patronage of the public. Kew Vegetables a Specially. , <Irimes J. II. Greffot7, MarbWhsad, at asa. JOHN CLARK, JR, & CO'S BEST .HS O ft'9 -FOR MACHINE OR HAND USE, THOMAS RUSSELL & CO., Solo Asowts. PRIZE MEDALS LONDON, PARIS, NEW YORK, VIENNA, PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI & CHARLESTON, S C. roll SALI. RY ERVIN & VERNER, AT W HO LES A LE, li ALL persons aro forbidden to li nut mid fill gjj my enclosed land and also lo hunt or, limber for gnmo or other purposes on ray ur closed laud. A violation of this notice subject (ho offender to prosecution under t. law, as I must and will proteol my timber nu growing orops. JI EN KY MYEII?. January 12, 1882 82t* IHI?RPtSBl?'S MAQ^OME.' ; ILLUSTRATED. 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