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*m*ii.~ ?mkymSpmm ?... '???"???^i $g&m ?"" . ' "".mA>" .>????* ? "?A* ???? ??????.?mn 1 >? mutt ?> .<.^5ff ' WWW-MMBI-BM-BggBW ffggtf JIUI1_BU",^.M.,. .'X'Ji-L'Jt'- .'? JUU'l', 1 b." MB I [WBCRH JUWL fgWgMjPaS TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE, ANO IT MUST FOLLOW AS THE NIGHT THE DAY, T H OU CANS' T 0 ^ T H E N B E FALSETTO ANIMAN. ^ HY KEITH. SMITH & CO. WALHALLA. SOUTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. MARCH l?~ l8R*i. VOL II MR mill_MC i-y. Wanted to buy-Poor bogs and amall calves? Call at Bicmaun, Son St Co.'a store. . Ou and after April Otb. 1882, Dr. Fahnestook's 'ofiico will bo opon Weduesdays aad Saturdays. Mr. W. C. Ilarkoy banded us on Monday tho branoh of a poach tree with blooms con . triming oach from ono to seven well formed peaches. This is something unusual and presages, wo trust, an abundant yield, not .only of fruit, but grain and othor crops. Mr. J. C. Mickler advertises this weok a full supply of Spring and Hummer goode just received* also oom, bacon, flour, farm tools tend plantation supplies of all kinds. Mr. Micklor is well known to our render? as a ??boral and upright merchant. His large cus tom horotoforo wo trust will be inoroased at nia now stand. Qivo him a call and price his goods as we feel suro you wit be pleased. Tho past week has bcon chilly wenther. On Saturday n low flukes of snow foll in Walhalla and bolow the depot a considerable boil fell. Fortunately tho night? have boon .cloudy and windy so that wo have had no frost. In some sod iona tho fruit crop is . bountiful yet, while in others the peaches li uro been killed. Oat patches about town ?are heading and wheat is bunching to bond. A good deal of oom is up and tho cotton crop ?pretty well planted. ?Yo again call upan all our oitizons lo mako up their mind-? to rogistor whou thc -flay comos. It may bo you will want to volo -on sumo important measure and if you do not .no barm is dono llomombor that the ballot in a Republican government is both the sword and uhield of the citizen. With it you oan peaooably repeal obnoxious laws und with it you oan proteot yourselves from tho passage of ?such laws. Without it you aro poworlosu to prevent or remedy tho evils of unwise login* ?lotion. Keep in mind tho appointments of tho Supervisor and bo sure to register. The Rev. J. B, MACK, D. D., bas been on a visit to our town. He preached a series of sov en sermons in thc Presbyterian church. The last of tho series was proached'on Monday even ing last. Dr Maok is emphatically aa evangel ical preacher. Ho preaches in great plainness tho unadulterated gospel. There is no learned elaborateness nor fine spun metaphysical no? lions i i his preaching-no philosophical speen-, huions, and yet bis preaching is earnest, elo quent and ornate. Earnestness seen ia tho manifest desire of the preacher to make every bearer seo the way of salvation, eloquenoe in the persuasiveness of manner aud speech to embrace Ibo truth, and tho ornateness consisted in apt and sinking illustrations. While tho aubjet cmatler of every discourse was ..Christ ?T.nd him crucified," there was pleasing variety ?in thc presentation of tho truth. We wero reminded by Dr. Mack's preaching of tho advice given by nu old Divine to a young preacher who wanted to know bow to vary tho theme of his preaching. He asked the old mun lo advise him as to Ibo selection of (opios. Thc old mau replied : "My young brother you should preach on but ono subject "What, is that?" said thc young man. "Christ," was the answer, bul, said tho enquirer "I have preached Christ.' Well, said tho old man, "Preach him ngoin Preaob nothing olso but Christ, nud preach Christ always." Such is tho preaching of Dr. Maok. Ho preaches Christ, tho only Savior o sinners, and it is this that makes him what he is on effective evangelical preacher. We hopi much good will result lo our community Iron his visit. He is engaged in raising cuhscrip lions lo increase the endowment of tho Theo logical Seminary at Columbia, and wo aro glac to say, is succeeding in this woik Mrs. Lou Sit ELOU, wile ot'Joseph W. SUKI.or ?sqr., died in Walhalla, nt tho residence of her brother-in-law Josso W. Strihling, on Saturday the 1 (Jib instant nt 10 o'clock P.M. Mrs Sba lor was a daughter of W. J. Neville, und wa only twenty-three years old at the lime of he death. She hud been murrlod a few years am leaves a husband and little daughlar two year old, na also & large number of relatives am friends to mourn lier loss. Mrs. Shelor liai been in declining health for over a year, nm wau confined to thc house aud bed several month prior to her death. She had been a consisten member of tho Walhalls Baptist ohuroh fron carly youth, and ilk'.st rated in her life and con duot, OB well as in tho fortiludo willi which sh endured her Bufferings, thoso christian graces which mark the truo disciple. Death ia al al times sad, but doubly so in the case of thc youn just entering on tho threshold of lifo nnd bourn to the earth by strong social and family tics lt is an evont, however, which must befal ever; living soul, and being so it is a great consola (ion to her friends to know and feel that by bc example as well as by her procession, ber dent was but an entrance into life eternal. Her rc mains wore buried in the Baptist Churchyard o Monday at 11 o'olook A. M., oftor approprlut funeral service? by Hov. Mr. Carter, pastor c tho church. A largo concourse of friends nu acquaintances were pressent to pay the last sa tribute lo ber christian character aud sociu worth. mmmtmaamaamaamamKmmmiBamams^mm BTJS?SCBgg LOPE ALS A full varioty of D. M. Ferry & Co.'s garde seeds for sale by D. H. & W. S. Glenn, West minster, S. C. Call at (Ilenn'a at Westminstor, S. C., and gi your baoon, flour, meal, bran, sugar and collet &o. W. S. Glonn oon now be found at tho slor where ho will give his personal addition to th business. Would bo glad to havo our friend and the publio generally cull and examino ou StOOk beforo purchasing elsewhoro D. (I. & W. 8. GLKMN, Westminster, 8. C. U. - ..JJ-.g. . 11 . ' " FAIIK.II COLORS RESTORED.-Faded or grn hair gradually recovers its youthful color an lustre by Hie use of Parker's Hair Balsam, a elegant dressing, admired for Us purity and rio perfume. EXPERIENCE -na; HIST Guinn.-Tho roaso why women everywhero use Parker's Ginge Tonio is, bcoati80 they have learned by expert enoo- tho best guide that this excellent mcdi olno ovoroomcs despondency, periodical hoad Aohe, indigestion, pulu in tho hack and kidnoy and other troubles of (bo soy.-Home Journal Ico Cold Soda Water. I will bogin on Thura lay morning to ilia penso loo cold soda water from my (ino A -o tio Fountain just roooivei. Sod* wator it a healthy bovorugo and every ono should drink it during the hot reason*. Prioo 5 cents a glass. Ton differont kinds puro fruit syrups. Will not sell it on Sunday. V. L. NORMAN. NEW YORK, April 10 -The central organ isation of trades unions met this afternoon and adopted a platform of principles which demands eight hours fora day's work, pro hibiting the employment of children under fourieen years of ago in workshops, inities and factoricp, tho abolition of all contract labor on government works and tho prohU biting of all convict contract labor; tho enactment of laws giving workmen a me chanic's lion for lull wages for their work; equal pay for equal work of both sexes; establishment of a .labor statistical bureau by tho Stulcs OB well a? by tho General Government, tho officers of these bureaus to bo chosen ?rnm labor organisations; sanitary inspection of mines, factories and all condi. lions of labor; abolition of tho conspiracy and tramp laws not bearing equally on rich and poor, and thc establishment of a national circulating medium which shall he issued to ibo people without tho intervention of banks. -. ? You can get stamps and postul cards at Norman's drug storo on Sundays und after office hours. Thin will bo a great conven ience to tho public Hurrah for Norman! Col. J. P. Phillips, a native of Oconeo County, lins been elected Intendant of Nine ty Six. Tho town ie "dry." HYMENEAL. Married. April IC. 1882. by tho Rev Nim rod Sullivan, Mr. David King to Miss Martha Raid, nil of Oco-ice. Kiclimoncl & Pail ville ll. lt. PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. On and ofter the 10th of April 1882, thc Passenger Train Service on tho Atlanta and Charlotto Air Lino Divinion nil] bo as fol lows: EASTWARD. Mail and Express. No. 51. No 53 Leave Atlanta 2 15PM 500 A M. Arrive Gainesville 4 54 P M 7 40 A M Arrive Lula 6 26 P M 8 15 A M Ar Uwbun Gap Juno 6 22 P M 9 13AM Arrive Toccoa 7 06 P M 10 00 A M Arrive Senoca 8 24 PM ll 20 A M Arrive Greenvillo 10 08 P M 1 25 P M Arrive Spnrtanburg ll 40 P M 2 58 P M ? Arrive Qsstonia 2 06 A M 5 10 P M An ive Charlotto 3 15AM 0 00 P M WESTWARD. Mail and Express. Mail. No. 50 No 52. Leavo Charlotto 12 40 A M ll 05 A M Arrive Gastonia 1 35 A M 12 02 P M Arrive Spnrtanburg 4 04 A M 2 35 P M Arrive Greenvillo 5 82 A M 4 09 P M Arrive Seneca 7 15AM 5 54 P M Arrive Toocoa 8 28 A M 7 05 P M Ar Rahun Gop Juno 0 32 A M 8 00 PM Arrivo Lula 10 18 A M 8 43 P M Arrive Gainesville 10 51 A M 9 15 P M Arrivo Atlanta 1 40 P M 12 05 A M T. M. R. TALCOTT, General Manager. I. Y. SAGE, Supcrintendont. A. POPE. Gen. Pas. & Ticket Agent. "WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. AIMM.ES-Dried, per pound 4 Green, per bushel 90 to 1.00 BUTTER-Por pound 15(3)20 BEESWAX-Per pound 18 to 20 BEEK-Per pound 4(3?i7 BACON-Dry snit shoulders 9@ll " C. H. Sides 10(3)12 S C. hams, canvassed 14(3)15 CALICO-Per yard G(rt/10 COFFEE-Rio por pound 16(3)20 .* -Lnguyrn, per pound 20 M -Javn, per pound 25(3)30 CANDLES-Adamantine, per sot 20(rtf25 " -Sperm, por pound ;i0 CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per head 18(3),20 COTTON-Per pound, middling, lOr?jll " -Yarn, per bunch 90 to 1.00 COPPERAS-Por pound DUCKS-Por head 20(3)25 KG os, por dozen (")15 FLOUR, por sack, (98 poonda,) 3.50(3)4.00 FEATHERS-Geese, por pound 45 ** '-Mixed per pound 30 QUAIN-Corn, per bushel, 1-05 -Uyo. por bushel 90 -Outs, red, por bushel 00 IRON- English relined, per pound 4j(3)5 " -Swecd, per pound 7f3)8 .* -Band, per pound 5(3)6 11 -Hoop, por pound ?j Polwure, por pound 5(3)0 LARD, per pound 12J(3)I5 LIME, per barrol 1.90 LUMIIEK, por thousand feet 10.00 LEAD, por pound 10 MOLASSES, per gallon 40@fl() M A ODER, por pound 25(rr)30 NAILS, por kog 4.00@tf.00 ONIONS, per bushel 1.00 OIL, koroseno, por gallon 20(5 POTATOES-Irish, per bushol 00(3)75 BICE, por pound 10 SALT-Liverpool, por sack 1.25 I SIURTINO, wholesalo J '* retail $ '* wholesalo i " retail 4-4 SIIEETINO, wholesalo " " retail 8J SHOT, per pound 1ft SPIRITS TURPENTINE, por gallon 70 SOAI;, por poutm 8(3)10 SUOARK-Crushed, per pound 12j '-A White, por pound 10 -Brown, per pound 0 -Extra C., per pound 10 /STARCH, white anti bluo, por pound GJ(?)7 SODA, per pound 6(g) IO TOBACCO, per pound 60(3)00 " per pound, smoking 40(a)75 TALLOW, por pound 7 TURKEYS, por head 40(3)50 GEESE-Per hoad 30(r?l0 lloNEV, por pound 8@10 HIDES-Dry, por pound 10 -Groen, por pound G(a)G$ 1 INDUJO-Spanish Float, per pound T.50 ! -Carolina, por pou nu 70 I TBAS-Gun Powder, por pound 1.60 ; Hyson, Groon, per pound 80' Young Hyson Black, por lb 75 Woof?, washed, nor pound, 30 to3)1 The Nu?i"iiHl Lind 1 eugno Convent i ?ti in W nshingiiou closet) im r-c-tdon on Thursday! and adjourned sul.jeol In tho cull of the officers. Tito fe po ri of i he secretory slnivf* tlint lhere ure 940' brunches in existence in thlri country und dio t otu I ninon nt of receipt* since tho Buffalo convention, including $20 023 3C fr.nu thc Ircns-iicr of the Cb icu go convention fund, hus len $272,810 00. Strong resolutions were adopted with regard to tho grievances und sufferings of tho Irish poople u?dcr the British rule exhorting thora to stand ln?-t in their attitude of passive rc? ! sir-ianon to English oppression, expressing a dntcrtuinntion to du nil consistent with Amer? icon citizenship to piuco Ireland among the nations, and demanded tho immediate triul or unconditional release of Auicricnn citizens confined in foreign prisons. A total suspension of building opernlions is threatened in Now York if tho strike? of workmen eugtiged in tho building tmdes aro pushed much furthor. Ono architect on Saturday countermanded orders for Gve apartment houses, tho aggregate cast of which would have been about $000,000, tho higher prices demanded for labor, togotbor with tho ndvance in building material, rendering it impossible to do tho work nt anything liko a profit. This is nut by any moans a solitnry caso. Thero is a.point where *ho consideration of cost summarily decides the question of beginning or continu ing enterprises of tho character, independ ently of other influences, and I rom that decision theio is no appeal, and it is thought this point is nearly renched. Senator Joseph E. Brown and family left Atluntn yesterday for Thomasville, On-, to remain until his health, which is cotuidor* ably impaired, recovers' Tho climate of lower Georgia, next to Florida, will,U is dalmo!, ho greatly conducive to tho Senator's improvement in health; Tho International Pit-tilling Company, of Des Moines, Iowa, o .. ns tho lurgost distil lory in tho world. It hus u daily ca pucity of 14.000 bushels, making SO,000 gallons of spirits euch day, the tax upon whioh amounts to $50,400. Sis utorekeopors aro required to tnko churgo of tho company"8 warehouse. TREASURER'S OFFICE, WALHALLA, S. C, APRIL 1, 1882 IN accordance with thc Supply Bill, npproved February 9th. 1882, notice is herohy given that this office will ho open for thc collection of thc first installment of tuxes on MOND \Y, the 1st day of May, 1882, and will remain open until May 31sl. The rate per centum is us fol lows: Stoic purposes, . . 4} mills. County purposes, . . 3 mills. School purposes, . . 2 mills. Poll tux, ... $1 00. For the convenience of (ho tax payers I will bo at thc following pinces nt thc limes slated ho'ow for the collection of taxes: Ohnltoogn Township, nt Ahel Robins', Tues day, M ny 2d. Pulaski Township, ut Fenton Hull's, Wednes day. May 3d. Tug iloo Township, ut For Madison, Tin rs day, May -Ith. Tugnloo Township, at Westminster, Friday, May 5th. Ccutcr Township, at Fair Play, Tuesday, May 9th. Seneca Township, at Sittou'B Mills, Wednes day, May 10th. Seneca Township, at Seneca Oily, Thursday, May lllh Keowce Township, nt High Falls, Friday, May 12th. Whitewater Township, at Alexander's Storo, Saturday. May 13ih. And for tho balance of tho limo during thc month of May al my office in tho Court House at Walhalla. Taxes aro payable in tho following kinds of funds mid no other: Cold mid Silver Coin, United States Currency, National Hank Notes, And for County laxes, Jury and Witnesses' Tickets. Tax payers arc requested lo he at Hie above places by 3 o'clock P. M. each day, us I am compelled to leave about Hint time in order to reach tho next, appoint mimi. All information ns to tnxes freely given by mail or otherwise. II. F. ALKXArVHHR, Trcnnurer Oconec Cornily. April G, 1882. 20 OME TREATMENT. A certain enre for ftforVQMf) Dobility, SomuiJ?i Wonk rvr:?p, ihipct?no?, eta. Tho Heoipfsnsi'd in my practice for Sblicx.u and an Illustrated booh ot papos p'vlny /ult ill? rcctlona foreclf-wtntmcnt, sollt ?YOO. AttdfCMO DB? T. WILLIAMS. 436 K. Hater Si., fliWiokt?. Wis, f^ouwav long exp ttl n.-r In cuting itls?ik?Cf 41 UM m.i.i.l, SM? nu I lt:.nr.:. N, ri ni . ll. Milly, llll|i(i(i'ii< v, Mtvimln \Yt ul. ni.>, ll0Horrti(cui r,y]?lillflt? nu J Monurlnl Aia-ctiun* K|i.i'iiili, IrraivM on Klcntliu prlncli.lc?, with .afc nn<l iure r-r u'n s. r*l nt urn. r,., |,[,{ o? t?ui.t Hom lo tx> ?ii.in rf.I hy IticMtfiletirlnK in-mnicltl dy null. (1'rr.om.uffrrlnif from lliijilurr ?h.iul.t t.t-u.1 llirlr niMr<-.?,\ and Irarn ??.tlon"- lo Ihrlrndi.ntiiyr. Ill*mil n triM.? AddrCM, Dit. llt'TTH. Iii S. ?H. Kt., SI. Lout., Mr.. KBTAIIMHIIKO OVKK Till KT Y V KA UH. ?BNTLRMKNi I havo used Im. IIARTKn'S IROH twenty-five yearn In medicine, havo never four IRON TONIC does. In many eases or Nervous Prot novo rt Bli cd condition of tho blood, this peerless rem Cases that havo baffled some of our most eminent pl alilo remedy. I proscribo lt In proforonco to any 1 aa l>n. HAHTKOVU IUON TONIO ls a necessity In m _ _ ST^IjOiits^RtmjNrW it fftves color tn t f?? tddo<T,\ TSSSSSStWmSkm ItaCnralhcaWi fut tonn to Kffiriar Jj "Kr the <U{/r,.itiv" organs and fSBm&f AV B Bf ? ncrvou* />!,nlr,n,inakln(/\ V?BBT Aw ~^tW M9 it appHcHibln to General! EST J?f M Vjr TtebiUtt/, fMv? of Appc- w Jr M?f ty A tit?, Prostration of iital W. AW?W AEL^A Towera and Impotence.! ?^>,T?^.^"^^ f^MNUFAQTURtD ?Y HIE DR. HARTER WIRI MASTER'S SALES. 1) HR H ANT lo Decrees of Sale made In tho following entitle! O'iSfs, 1 will sell nt pub'ic nuoilon ti.'?ore Ih? court house door in Walhalla, S. t?., on lio FI US I' MONDAY lu Muy. I8f2. between (lio legal limns of suie. Hie property htircinnftcr describid, upon tho terms l?? tlie respective cuses specified: In (ho case of A. C. browne, vs. Mrs. :e Todd, ct ni.-Complaint for Hellet'. AU Ihoso (wo pieces, parcels or I rocla of hind situate, lying und heilig in (ho oouiity of Ocouet), Stutc of South Carolina, ou brioches of Ooouee Creek, waters of Soueoa Uiver, thc sume hoing a pail of Hie real estate of Jumes Tod I, deceased, tho ono containing tifty three acres, moro or less, and represented by lite lol i t ra A, U, C mid U, nnd the oilier containing fifteen and one-half acres, moro or less, and represented by tho letters B, F, O nnd H, on a pint of the hinds of said Tod I estate, mude by VY V Kevin, surveyor, on- d>iy of --, 188- Also, ntl the right, lille nnd interest said Todd estnto hu? or limy have in tlie parcel nf said hinds, containing twenty nine und one lialf acres, more or less, represented ou same pint by tho letters 0. Il and Iv. Terms cash. Purchaser lo pay extra for tides. In tho case of VV. J. Hays ami T. C. Vickery vs. li. P. Pell.-Complu'mt for Hclief. A 1.1, that piece, pured or tract of land, shu nte, lying and being in (he county nnd Stale aforesaid, on llnmmrmd's branch, waters of Village Creek, waters ol LlutUga ('reek, wnlcra ol' Tuguloo Kl ver, adjoining hinds of .Vb Simp son, W. Norris and others, containing one hundred aeres, more or less. Turins cash, I'urohuser to piy ext ru for lilies. RICHARD LEWIS, Muster. April ('?, 1882. 20 4t FOR SALE. THF. STOCK LAW FLNCE ANO GATES FOR SALE 'pilli undersigned County Commissioners of 1 Oconec County Will sell on SAT?UDAV. Ibo 220 day of April, 1882, nil of the Stock Law l'once nnd Qntes built by sahl Commissioners under the Act of Assembly of 1880, which re mains unsold, al Walhalla Court House. Terms of sale cash, f,~-*-0 M. NICHOLSON, \ L. S. [ W. W. MOSS. {.<-,-.) J. H. ST Eli LU, Commissioners of Oconee County. Tesl-J. S. VKHNKOI Clerk. March 0, 1882 20 8t, NOTICE OF SALE. IWILL sell to thc highest bidder, at the late residence of John Dowis. decensed. on SAT URDAY. April 22.1. 1882, all the PliltSONAL HROPBllTY belonging to tho eslato of unid John Dowis. Tho estate oonsisls of a small lot of Sheep and Hogs, a Milch Cow. Mnre and Coll, Funning Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, ko. THUMS OJ? SALE-CASH JOHN M. DOWIS. Executor. April G, 1882. 20 3t LADIES STORE. Wo linvc just re ceived a new and beautiful lot of SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS BOS3WS8. AND CLOTHING. - Also a complete tu^ortment of THE BAY STATE .A. 1ST 3D IMS SHOES. Hes peet fill ly, CL REID ft GO A combination of Pro w _ --? ^ n [toxidnof Iron,l'emvtan f AW mu ?g-ll I ItarkanAVhoMphoruain ^Jkwk\ AH )a palatable form. Thc [only preparation of iron that will not blacken thc teeth, to eharetertatte of other iron pr?paration?. TONIO In my practice, stitt Iii an "experience of id anything to ?Ivo thc resulta that Du. DARTER'S trallon, Kcmalo Diseases, Dyspepsia, and an tm? edy, has In my hands, made some wonderful eurea. Iiyslclans, havo yielded lo this great and Incompar ron preparation made. In fact, such a compound y practico. Du. ?IOIIKHT 8 A M UK tat, . %th, 1881. 8101 Wash A venno. Ma DIOINB GO., 213 H, MAIN 8T., ST, LOUIS. l^iE^^^^^^^ CBSQSSa ^^^^^^^^^^^ B3BBB? AND SPERMATORRHOEA. i(A?Tr,,Pab,? ?tBCoyory ??nd New Departure tn Med leal B?luuco, an entirely Now and positively eftootlra Itomsdy fur thospoody and pormantml(juro of ?oml nul Kmlaulpna and Impotency by tho only truo %?X'J}?i: D1 ApplicAtlou to tho principal Swift P.f t"? V?*Cilui?'actljD? by Absorption, and exerting It? specific. iuUuonoo on tho Bomlnal VOOlclOB. Bi ad ulatory Ducts, Prostate Gland, and VroUixo. Tho oao Of tho liomedy ls n ito nd od wita no pain or lacon, Tualenpe, and dooa not intorf?ro with tho ordinary j u nm Ile of Ii foi it Ia quickly dissolved and aoon ab eorbed,produolngan liumodlatoaoothlogand roetor allvo effect upon tho Boxual and uervous orgauUa t lo ns wracked from solf-abnso and oxcessoe, stopping the drain from tho Kystom, restoring tho mind to healthandaound memory, removing tho Dimr.oaa Of Bight, Narvouo Debility. Confusion of Idoaa, Aversion to Socio ty, etc., ?to., and tho appearance of prematuro old OBO usually accompanying this tron?la, sad restoring porfoct Sexual Vigor, ?boro lt has beoa dormant for year?. This modo of trcat nieut has stood tho tost In vory eovcro cases, and Ls cow a pronounced succosa. Drugo aro too much pie Redbud lothoso troubles, and, as many cnn bear wit poss to, with butlltllolf any pormanontgood. Thora ls no Nonsense about thlsl'ruiiaratlon. Practical ob tnrratlononablosus to posltfvoly irunronteo that lt will glvonntlarnctton. Duri UK tho olght yoara that lt bas bc . in gonoraloBO, wo havo thornlands of tostl Boulals as to Its valuo. and it ls now oonoodod by tho odlCAl ProfosslOD to bo tho most rational moana yot ?lsooversd of roaching and ourlng this vory prevalent rouble, that ls woll known to bo tho causo of untold mlsary to BO many, and upon whom Qu&cka prey wita }holr nnetoss nostrums and bis fooa. Tho liomedy s nut up la neat boxoe, of throe slzos. No. 1. (enough, to last? month,) S3 j No. O, (soDiolont to efloot a per manent our?, unless ia oovoro casos,) *D; No. 3. (lasting ovor throo months, will atop emissions and restore vlfior in tho worst ciaos.) ty?. Bent by mall, sealed,lo plain wrappers. Kuli DIRROTION8 for using ?will accompany BACH BOX. /Hvtulfor Seafcit Iteaerint ive Famph-\ A letvjpivtna Anatomical Mlluatratlotta \ fl <tiul 'l'eutimana. ir/?l./? ?rill rom-<iir? R ? tit? most ?KetiNral that they ca?? 6o ? ? r**torett to perfect tnanhoottlatuM flt- S \ teil for the aulle* of Ufe, name uv if 7 VMOI'CV affected. Sol* O?MtV by / HARH18 REMEDY CO. MPH ?HEMISIS. Market and 8th Sis. ST. LOUI3. MO. K?a Semi to Bm BJ Rm EL HOOHK'H ? I fi tjilipi Atlante* ??. For Illustmtcd Circular. A live acttuil BUBI nessScliool. EilablUhcd twenty years. ADG-EK CrOLLEd-Ea, WALHALLA, S. V. 'IMIE session of 188l-'82will begin on THURS l DAY, September loth. Students may elect between Hie Classical, Scientific and Commercial Courses. Hoard and tuition very reasonable; tho whole expenses (except for clothing and (..aveling) need not exceed $1DO per annum. The students ore drilled In military tactics. Located nt I ho base of tho Blue Ridgo Moun tains, tlio climalo is uiisurnusscd. bar cata logue apply lo JOHN R. RILEY, Chairumn of Faculty. IV. W. Lr.aAnK, Secretary of Faculty. July 21, 1881 GG If UNITED STATES STANDARD SCALES. CHICAGO SCALE COMPANY. ISirxylxa. ??S Vernor, As'ta, WALHALLA, S. C. DURABLE, cheap and reliable, best Scales in tho market for thc money. Prico ranging from $3 to $30. Orders promptly executed. Rcspcot fully. ERVIN St VERNER. February 23, 1882. 14-3m BRIDGE TO LET. OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, WALHALLA, S. C., March 20, 1882. THIE undersigned County Commissioners of 1 Oooneo County will be present at tho bridgo over Little Uiver, nt or near A. B. Grant's resi dence, for tho purposo of letting to tito lowest responsible bidder (he rebuilding of (hat bridge, at 10 o'clock A. M., on SATURDAY, tho 8ih day of April next. Sp?cifications for tho bridge will bo shown on that day. Witness our hntids and seals March 20, 1882. ?M. NICHOLSON, \ L.S. [ W. W. MOSS. {-v->) JOHN lt STEELE, County Commissioners Oconco county. Tesl-J. S. VKRNEK, Clerk. March 23, 1882,_18 3t Homestead Exemption NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs. A ry Cobb, widow cf John D. 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