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Tho Widow's Stratagem* Tho Widow Drown lived at tho cod of n street) To a house of her own, soup; and olean; Whilo in a grim lodging just over tho way There resided tho Djohclor Green. Now, Widow 1?. looked upon Daohclor G. With a heartily covetous oyo, And she said to horself: "To win Mr. G. I mu?t redly moot earnestly try," Dut Green was -so basliTul, ho still hold aloof Vvom tho prize ho was anxious to take; Whilst wondered she still what courso to pursuo, AV hen u raid on his hcurt she should make. Till the widow ono day in orossing a field, Met with poor Mr. Green ot tho e*jlo, They stood Us they mot, ono on caoh side of tho fouco, And pleasantly talked for a whilo. Now tho baohclor felt tito oooasion was flue, To disoloso to thc widow his minti; Whilst sho mentally vowed tho capturo of Grooo Ero tho evening sun had declined, Still they spoke of tho neighbors, thc crops and tho heat, Dut tho MI bj ont so closo to each heart Neither ono could approach; so nunsot carno on And 'twas limo that tho couple should part. She mounted thc steps aud began to de scend Ere he could enough courage command To step bashfully up, and bashfully say: "Mrs. D., won't you give mo your bandi " Now hero was n chanco, nod if it he lost No ono knew if 'twould happen again; The widow thus reasoned tho moment she stood Ou tho steps at tho end of (ho hine. 4? So sho modestly blushed; tho rho said: "Mr. G., Your're so sudden-I never would guess That you'd ask it of mc-uiy hand!-good* ness mci Have my hand? Obi tuost certainly - ycsl" Mr. G. was astonished on hearing this speech; Still ho felt tho mistake not amiss, And gladly surrendered-ayo, growing so bold At his conquest to seal with a kiss. Thus 'twas quickly arranged, and Mr. 0. spared The pain of proposing out square. 'Tis years nineo tho wedding - and yet they aro shown As thc model matrimonial pair. Before Marriage and After. JSeforo marriage thc young girl Will generally know or have some idea when tho young gentleman will como to seo her, she tokes great caro tb look neat and pl pas ing) waiting to rociovo him in n tastefully arranged room. And what of the youl WI No matter how much "out of sorts" (as he is apt to to term it) he may fool, ho will dress in his hest, look his vory best and start for tho homo of his love. They meet with I lie clasp of hands and a pleasant smile, have an agreeable evening's visit, then part with a kind Good-night. I do not say that it is wrong if there is true love in it; but how di lieront it is from the home in after yours! Wo too often miss the sweet lace and pleasing appearance of the young girl in the wife. -And the youth, whoso only aim was to please bis ladylove, now sooms to have for gotten all thc little courtesies and gentle attentions that are needed just as much in the husband as in thc lover to mako homo happy. Il e ii n d s m a n y other things to look alter, and utters harsh and thought less words. You may see tho wife of only a few months in a sloven dress, hair uncombed, the house in disorder, and nearly time for her husband to come home, lt is no wonder that he is unhappy, may try to give a little advice some times. I make no excuse for her. She may have plenty to do, and moro than she can accomplish j still she can ii"she will always look neat, and meet him with a smile. Then on tho other hand, the wife may try hard to keep tho sweet girlish ways of other days about her, but thc husband will think to himself,"Now weare married and Mary must not expect to bc the same as before. I have no time for love ways,now there is so much resting upon mo as thc head of the house." He takes no notice of tho neatly kept rooms, and tho nice dinner just to his taste, and tho loving wife who always meets him at tho door with a smile of wel come home. Johnny came home from school very much excited. "What do you think, pa, Jo Steward, one of the big hoys, had an argument with teacher about a question in gram? marr'"What position did Jo takes'" "His last position was across a chair with his face down. Tho Troubles of Bering a Woman Upan tko whole, it is n dreadful thing tn bo u woiuun, oud cb tho business up in good sliupo. . In tho first plndo, you'vo got lo look well, or olso you'ro nobody. A man may bo homely, and still bo popular. Wit i sk ors covers up tho most of bis face, uud if ho hos got o large mouth, nobody mistrusts it; and, if bo wrinkles bad on his forehead, his friends speak of his many care*;, and of Iiis thoughtful disposition, und tell each other that his wrinkles uro lines of thought. Lines of thought, indeed! when, in nil probability, Iiis forehead is wrinkled by tho habit ho has got of soowlitig ut his wife when tho coffee isn't stiong enough. A woman must always bo in good euler throughout. Uer hair must bo frizzed and banged us fashion demands aud she must powder if ulm bas u shining skip; and she must monaco to look sweet, no mutter how sour sho may feel, and she must hang just so, uud her laces must bo ul ways spotless, and her boot butions ?ll in place, nud linger nails cleon, sud elie musn't whistlo nor climb fences, nor stone cats, nor swear when she is mad. She can't go out alone bcontso ladies must bo protected. Sho can't go anywhere when it raius bcoauso lier hair won't stay et imped and she'll get mud on ber petticoats, und things. Siic can't bea Freemason, because she would tell their secrets, and everybody would know nil ubrut that goat und that gridiron. Sho can't smoko bcoauso it wouldn't be feminine She oan't go court ing because it is unwomanly. Hut tho must get married before ehe is twenty five or everybody will feel wronged. People will sigh over lier, oud wonder why it H that men "don't seem to take," uud nil tho old maids abd widows will smile significantly and keep quiet. Oh, these smiles, and those significant looks! They are Icu times wor.so than open slanders! lt is a terrtallo tiling lo bo an old maid -terrible! livery bod y knows it is, and tho women who nie married lo drunken hus bands, und who manage to quarrel with them six days out of tho seven, will groan iu agony of spirit over the single woman, mid call her that poor old maid! A woman must ninny rieh, or she doesn't, marry "wei!." Tu murry well is thc end of a woman's existence, judging from tho view which people in general take of this matter. ll is everybody's business who u woman manies. Tito whole neighborhood put I heir heads together nud talk over tho pros und cons,and decide whether she is good enough for him. And they criticise thc shape of her nose, und tho way she docs up her hair, and re?rlo anecdotes of hew lazy her grand* lather was, and how her Aunt Sully used to sell benns and buttermilk. A woman must wear No. 2. boots on No. ?. feet and she must manage to dress well on seventy five cents a week, nod she musu't bo vain, ?ind she mint bo kind to tho poor, and go regularly to the Bcwing-sooiety meetings, mid be ready to dress dolls, und thu k i) aprons nod tidies lor church fairs. She must bo a good conk, and she must bc able, to "do up" her husband's shirts so t Ii ti t the Leithen Chinese washerman WCuld groan with envy und gnash his teeth willi tho satno unholy passion, nt sight of them. She must hold herself in continual readi ness to (ind everything her husband has Inst -and u mun never knows where anything is. He will put his'mots carefully awiyon thc parlor sofa, nud when bo has hunted after them half an hour, ho will appear to his wife with a countenance like that ol'the avenging angel, and demand to know 'What in the thunder she bas done with his boots?" She must shut ali thc doors after h< r lord and master,ni:d likewise tho bureau drawers, fora marjicd mau never was known to shut a drawer, lt would be as unnatural us fur a hen to go swimming for recreation. She must go to bed first io cold weather, so ns lo get tho bed wanned, lier husband, if he be n wis i m ni,never asks her todo hi-, but li o sits up "to finish n piece in thu pi per," and wails while she gets the sheels tu a comfortable temper .tuve. Ah, there arc ti good immy trick:! in the trade of what is called living together! A Woman is expected lu lake care nf tue baby, oven after llie first infaiiti'e wonder multiplies iii I o a round dozen. And ?I* ha doubles up with the colic, or the trials of culling tooth, nooesstry evils of thc mumps, mid measles and whooping cough and scarlet fever and rash and throat distem per and short sleeves rilli bate, lens and pins sticking into him oud tao much candy and n bud (limper, why her husband tolls her that 'lie tines wish she'd try and quiet tho babyl" And ho says it just ns if ho fully believed that tdie aluno wa? responsible, for ils being in existence; und as if he thought she was considerably to blame for it lou. And when she has the headache, nobody thinks of minding ill A woman is always having tho he-.dache! And if she is "nervous enough to Hy," nobody shut* tho doors any oasior ou account ol'it, or tucks her upon the lounge with n shawl over her, fir cod-" dies her to death; Uko n mau has to bo cod dled in such circumstances. Wo might, go en indefinitely with the troubles a woman brings; and if tho^e is a mun in the world who thinks a woman Ins nu ensy time ol' it why just. let. him pin on o pound of tulse hair and get inside a new pair of corsets, and put OH il pullback over skirt mid bo a woman hi l.self ?ind sec how ho likes it. No TIMK.-Von (bink you Imvo no limo lo devote to certain purr suits; but if you aro roa Uv inter ested in thom yon will contrive tin opportunity to grut y fy your wishes, Scores of wives and in others aro bnised const tinily with their family cares, but not. one in every score loves nuisit; enough lo steal time for practico. Hundreds of young moil are forced by stress ofcir cumstancos lo werie hurd for daily subsistence, but only ono in a thousand) perhaps, conquers ibo difficulty o? his posit i on j and makes n natue for himself. This ono might not have found his way easier or its upwards slops less tiresome, but ho wauled to suc ceed, anti so wonting lot nothing needful bo crowded out. F EM ALM SOCIETY.-What is it that makes all thoso mon who assn- ' ciato habit nail) with women supe rior lo others who. tio hot? What makes tho woman who is accu.i- ' turned to, and ut baso in, tho BO* cioty of men, superior to iior sex in sonora)? Solely because thoy oro in thc habit ofd'ree, graceful con tinued conversation with tho other sex. Women in this way, lose their frivolity, their faeul'ios awaken their delicacies and peculiarities, unfold all their beauty and capti vation yi tho spirit of intellectual rivalry. And the men lose their pedantic, rude, declamatory or sal len manner. Their asperities are robbed off? their better materials polished and brightened,and thoir richness like goldj is wrought into liner workmanship by the fingers of women limn it ever could be by those of men. This iron and tdeel of I heir character are like the armor of giants by studs and knots of gold and precious stones, when they are not wanted in actual Warfare. Organize ! Organizo! ROOMS OF TUB STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM WITTER. COLUMBIA, S. C., Moy 19, 1582. A Convention ol' tho Democratic Party of South Carolina will assemble at Columbia on Tuo-dny, tho 1st of August proximo, nt 12 o'clock M., in tho ball of ?he llouso of Representatives, to nomtnitto candidates for State officers and to trnnsnet such other busi ness as tho Convection may deem proper. Knell County is entitled by the Constitution of the Party to as many delegates as it has Represen Ititi voa in both branches of the (journal Assembly. Tbc County Chairman of tho scvernl Counties in tho Slate will tnlto such steps as are necessary to carry out thia cull nnd lor tho election of delegates to this Conven tion. Ry order of the Committee. JAMES P. I'/1* A lt, Chair... JOHN P. THOMAS, Jr , Soorotary. County Convonlion. A County Convonlion of the Democratic Pally of Oe onco Con ll tv will bo held in thc couri house ni Walhalla, on Saturday, tb Sib .lay nf July i .x>. ie 11 n'c I for the pufpnso ol oleoti ..; n . lair man nnd Secretary, and selecting ? i ^utes to tho State Convention and also to tho Congressional Convention. Presidents of clubs ero requested to pro ceed to reorganizo their clubs, revise theil' club roll.".; and in addition to the oOioors of thc club elect iv member of tho County 10 seen ti vc Com milloo um! report his name to thc County Convention. Each club will bo entitled to ono delegate in tho County Convention for IM cry ten members (d' the club or fraction thereof. KOBI.UT A. THOMPSON', County Chairman. WM. J ivrrtini.tNd, Secretary. June 1. j882. Columbia and Groonvillo Railroad PASSMNOKU DMPA It TM ?ONT. COLUMDIA, S. C., May 18lh, 1882. On nnd a flor Friday ?May li).!), 1SS2, tho Passenger 'Tm i ns will run ns herewith indicated upon this road and its branches daily, except Sundays; NO. 52 ur r.\ssi;NGt;it. A-heave Columbia nt ll 42 n m Alston nt i2 d 1 p ni Newberry at 1 40 p m Nin ty .Six, 8 21 ; ;.i Undies at -I IS i m Ii: linn at ft IO p . , Arrive at. Greenville 7 05 |< m NO. 53 DOWN PASiJRNOKlt, heave (jroeuvijlo at 1U 25 ; m Helton nt ll |>8 .? m I ! od gos nt 117 p 'ii Ninety 2 83 p tn Newberry nt il .0") p m Alston ut ft Cl p . li1- Arrivo nt Columbia ? 02 p m SPARTAN BU KG, UNION & CJOLILM . HI A ll AI L KO A I). NO 02 Ul? l'ASSHNUKU. Leave Alston nt 12 54 p ni Union 2 57 p tn |{- Spartanburg S.,?J &O.Dopot p m I'J-Spsrtahurg II it I>. Depot 4 15 p tu NO. 55 DOWN 1>A8SKNUEH. li-Leave 8., lt. (0 1). Depot I 00 p m (J S., U. ?v C. Depot 1 88 p m Union 2 64 p m Arrivo at Alston 4 58 p m r.AUHKNS lt A11,KOA I). Leave Newberry nt. 4 05 p tn Arrive nt Laurens O II nt 0 40 p m Lei vc Laurens (5 II nt 10 Ci a m Arrive nt Newberry nt 12 50 p m Amii/vir.r.R DRANOII, Leave Hodges at 1 80 p m Ari ive nt Abbeville tit 2 23 p ni Leave Abbeville nt 12 10 p m Arrive nt Hodges at 1 05 p m ANDERSON BRANCH AND flbUB RI DOR lt. ll Ul? Leave Helton nt 5 40 p m Anderson nt. 0 20 p m Pendleton nt 0 50 p m C - ftc noua 7 80 p m Arrivo at Walhalla nt 7 50 p m DOWN. Leave Walhalla at 0 30 a m I)-Seneca City 10 00 a m Pondit lort a i lt) 'V? a n Anderson at lill. Arrivent Helton ll 50 a in Til rough <L'ar Servir?. Solid Tl'i i US between Columbia di) J Wnlbnlla. Through Cms between 0harlen? ton nnd ?l?tiuiirsot)villo ??..>} (j|l'illeaton and Oreo ti ville, obviating age . between oil lier of i . nb iv - >j CONNRCTJO, ? A - With South ( \irolina lia?! ?. Charleston; io ?th Wilmington, Columbi. ? Augusta Ho il road /rom Wilmington o I alf points North thereof; reith Cita)lotte, Columbia <0 Augusta Railroad from Charlotte and points North thereof. li-With Asheville. <f; Spartanburg Railroad for points in Western North (.'a roi ina. C- With Atlanta <$> Charlotte Air .Lint ttailway /or A lanta and all points South ind West. D-With Atlanta and Charlotte Air Liiie lia il Way from A (lah fa and beyond. J'i- With Richmond and Danville Rail rontl, F- Wi'th Sou th Carol i.ia Railroad for Charleston i with Wilmington, Columbia tb Auyusla Railroad Joe Wilmington and thc Wort hf icith Charlotte, Columbia, and Augusta- Railroad for Charlotte and the North. (1- With Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad /rom Henderson ville. Il With Richmond and Daneilh Rail I'OC I /rom f 'ha rio tl e and beyond. S'nii ln>d time, used is Washington, D. (', Which is ji/lceh minutes /aster (han Columbia. J. W, I RY, Supt T. M, ?l. TALCOTT, (Jouerai Manager. A. L'OPI;, Genera! Passenger Agent. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT*. fVi'Pi.r.s-Dried, per pound 6 Groi n, per bushel 1.60 MUTTER-Per poi) nd l!i(t?)20 BEESWAX-Per pound 18 io 20 IIBBF-Per pound 4(7f)7 BACON-Dry suit Rhouhlorn 9@ll " " " C. ll. Sidos 12A S. C. hnms, canvassed 16 ?AMCO-Per yard G((7\10 [JorruE-Hio per pound l?(7/|20 " -Luguyra, per pound '20 " -Java, per pound 25(?f)30 OANOLBS-Adamantino, per set l?@2fl *' -Spornt, per pound ."{0 ChilCKENS AND Fowi.8, per hoad 18(lt)25 COTTON-Per pound, middling, l()(mll " -Yarn, per hunch 00 to LOO fJoi'PERAS-Per pound 5 DUCKS-Per bond 20(7??25 F.uos, per doxoti 10@I2? Pi.ouu, por snoU, (08 pounds.) 4.00(<$4.60 FEATHERS-Gcoso, por pound -ir) " -Mixed por pound 30 GRAIN-Corn, per bushel, I.10@D20 -Kye. ocr bushel 1.15 -Oats, red, per bushol 75 IKON- Hnjtliah rollned, per pound 4?(?ft5 " -S wood, per pot! hu li(<i)7 " -Hand, por pouud 6(m0 " -Hoop, per pound il) Pot wave, per pound iifJir.G IJAIID, per pound ?2j(?t)l6 Lil MK, i or han oi " 2.00 LuMlibtt, per thousand foot 10.00 l>t!AU, per pound 10 MOLASSES, per gallon G0(alC*0 MADDER, per pound ?6f??*20 NAILS, per ket; 4.O0@iT.OO ONIONS, per bushel 1.00 DIL, kerosene, per gallon lft(i?20 POTATOES-AvUh, per bushol 80(// 100 Pin: per ? tn, I hi-r 10 r.\. l..\s . il, per ( . ; 1.30 j . ..I..I IM:, 7 i- " I; Vii 8J } " >. i olesalo 7? i 1'oi.til 7 l l ! v holooalo S ? ttl BJ Sit mr )A /'ruti sr.. ocr .>n'i ni 70 ?.OAP, |. .... g@|() iVua?R? ruslieil, pe \ mud 121 . '. White, pt r pound 10 . -Drown, per pound 0 - tfxtrn C.. per pound 10 (STARCH, white mid blue, per pound G}(y/7 )S'oi)A, per pound ii(n)\l) i.'oilACCO, per pound 60(fh90 " per pound, smoking 40(^76 TALLOU, per pound 7 I'uitKRYS, per hoad 70?LOO JLL-SK- Per head 30?10 lluNBV, por pound 8fjt?10 HIDES-Dry, per pound 121 " -( ?reen, per pound C@0j [MHOO-Spanish Piont, per pound 1.2> " -Carolina, per pound 70 PEAS-Olin Powder, per pound 1.60 Hyson, Green, per pound 81) Youno Hyson liluck, per lb 7;"> VVoor... washed, per pound, 30 to36 &r OSVtSW AWAY Z i m ir. er m an Fruit Dryer How rind for Terms, Address ZIMMERMAN FHUiT DRYER CO., cincinnati, O. I ' ' \ PARKER'S ..'.> . " \ - 'v A ti AIR ' '.'. i - OfiLSAI'l A ({typ* i' V; v,: ; A pei fed (he ss' ? 1 . . \., .. .. ?. :: '? Sng.ciegoiiliyper \ -~ .' ; .' IMU .'.fumed and hann . ' . .. ss*. Kemovcs vt,\ . . . . N ? . .dandruff. IC torts v:' 7Vi - i- {mumal ft.' T and -, .?prevean I. Illness ph - , . < .. ! to ??? ?' I. , . . <? 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Bu?! fordr. ular tu lllSCOX .V Co., Itt Wm.8t.,N.V. pJt&ASpM ^rr^m ?*b?s*^ W??***ti ('V'.; '.vj TrndoMarkJ/ W AND SPERMATORRHOA. Avalnalilo DlscoveiirnndlJowDoparturoIn JTnd leal Ucloneo, nnonllrr ly Kev and positively ejtoollvo lin?Hidy for thoopnudyand pormnnontOuro ol Oeml nal KniLsblono tani Jmpotoncy by tho only truo way, vl/.t Siroct Application to I ho principal SIM6 of tho Dl?-onso,aetinif !>y Abnorptlon, r.nd oxorlln?? Itaspooiliolnliuonco on tho nominal Vonlclod, Kino ulntory DucUj,Prootnto Gland.nnd Urethra. Tho uso of tho Itomcdy lu attondod with no pain or Incon \cntenco, nod tlocu not Intorforo with tho ordinary pnrstiitn of llfoi it la quickly dissolved and noon ab Eorbod, i>roducln(/nn im medial o soot hi Og and restor ntlvo offoot upon tho poximl rnd nervous) orcanl/a honswroeltt I frotn ll -' ni.I o?c/.sso? - unlng tin', tl rain <,..>., ?lia i ? ' . . ?- ?.?-.?. th < >ni? I to h.- 'Ith ai'il.wund ?rjofoovy, f.irm lr? tu?) I?ln\a9a?i td i. *r\. ? .. ?' oil?. -Uiao, A\ > > Bo ,ftii'l iiunji; ...nun of \ ru . i roo'. - /a inpan?l this trou i, ?nd Wt. ... ..Je. . Vigor, wilora lt lina boot nt ?. 'J . liicdii of treat ment I - t< .1 In \ . ty E. .oro casus, and lo nownj. "i. Uriib'ii aro too much pro eerlb' . s Md,M mf.ny cnn boar wlt r.o39' . anypormaoonlftpod. '1'bero is no i .o? epnvatlon. Practical olv t-nvvail... I . Hely ftuamntco that 16 ?III gil / tho ol''it yoaro Un ? .- dasi' ni III (.y,. ft, ... 'trifte . loolah . Ino, idi .IUD .--t by ti;. ?il oi : i h i (In . ., cann yet cQVOrt I iufltantic .1 .-. rovnlmr. -i.milln, t . . . . I known I tl MIISO Ol untol \ ;:ilsotyto . '. Hld upon ^int :uclc<j prey willi thoir uooi nmo and 1 ufoois. Tho Romeo* ispiltlipi ll ill .cl,1.lilli :.!.--i. lio. 1 , (engedi tolnstni: ..lt.). 01 No. 1),L .illlclonttooirtjctapor mnnonfc euro, linlnsa lu sovoro ca-?o.l,) $5 j No. O. Iltistint; ovor llux-o nionthi, will ol'ui omlsslona amt rectoro vl/'or In tho wor.ib c??r:!,) B7. Hcnt byinp.il, eoalod, In plain wrappers. J.-'o)l J>IHEOXIONS iotf nntntr win nceompauy EAOH JlOX. /Semi foe ava iv il TtvuevliiHra .Vamp1i-\ A letti fflvlna Anntinnlriil IIIUHIVIIIlon? \ Al ?ml 'Jrvtillinont/.ivlilvlt ivlll convince ft hi tim most 9 KC nt If ttl what tlivi/ntn bo ti U vrntovviltoiierfvctimiiilioint.itml /It- N "8 tvii for tho ?tifies of tl jv, mirna aa if y \never ajpected, nota owler vu S HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFU RIIEMISTSL Market and Otb St3. ?T. LquiS, Mo. South Carolina Railroad OIIANGK OF S?llKDULB. Oe? and after May 15th, 1881, Pusscngor Trains will runas billows until further nutiec: O UK KN VI LLB UX PRESS. OOINU BART, (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) Lcuvo Columbia ? 00 p ut Arrive Camdon 8 45 p m Arrivo Charleston 10 45 p in GOINU WEST, ( DAILY EXCEPT SUN DA YS. ) Leave Charleston G 00 a tn Lcuvo Camdon 0 15 a m Arrivo Columbia 10 35 a in WAY FREIGHT AND PASSENOHR TRAINS. OOIN? BAST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) Lcuvo Columbia *0 30 a in Ar rive Camden 12 49 p tu Arrive Augusta 3 20 p ui Arrive Charleston 1 55 pm QUINO WEST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) Leave Charleston *0 05 a m Leave Augusta 7 55 rt ni Arrive Columbia 5 30 p nt ?Passengers leaving Columbia or Charleston on these trains have to chungo caro at Branch ville to reach Cliurlciton ut 1.55 p ni or Co lumbia nt 5.30 p m. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS. OOINO EAST DAILY. Loavo Columbia 0 00 p m Arrive Augusta 7 25 a ni Arrivo Charleston 0 35 a m OUINO WEST DAILY. Loavo Charleston 8 10 p m Loavo Augusta 7 00 p m Arrive Columbia 5 30 a tn On Columbia Division Night Hxprcss 'JVolns ran daily; all. other Trains daily except Sunday Ott Augusta Division all Passenger Trains ran daily. ?Sleeping Curs are attached to Night J?xprcss Trains-berths only gi 1.60 bctKCtn Columbia, Charhsion and Augusta* On Saturdays and Sundays round trip tickets are sold lo and from all stations at one first class fare for thc round trip, good till Monday noon to return. Regular excursion tickets, goott for teni days, arc soldat six cents per mile lo and /rout all I ?\tatious. Connections made at Columbia with Columbia tO Greenville Railroad ami Charlotte, Columbia tb Augusta Railroad al Charlotte .function, by traill arriving al Columbia at 10.85 a m and leaving l'o lumbla di 0.00 pm to and fran all poinlson both roads; al Charleston with steamers for Nao York on Wednesdays and Saturdays; also leith steamers for Jacksonville and alt paints on St. .fo/r.i's Itivcr, and with Savannah and Charleston Railroad to all points South, Connections arc made at Augusta with thc Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad lo and from all points Wist and South. Through tickets can bc purchased lo all points South and West lu/ apji/i/iut/ to A', ?. D?SA USSURJS, Agent, Columbia, S. C. JOHN li. PECK, General Superintendent. D. 0. At.r.KN, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agt iSKA'S'TY'S O Pirti ti*. 'J7 slop:?, IO sets reeds, only $00. I'la it os $120 tip. Itara holiday inducements ready. Write or call un ?',IZ'. VJT'R'Vt", Washington, N. J. ton* ?xiwrl?iuHi lu ..IIIIT.?.|IM A.CIOI . Iii.I, y Kill Ull.l lt..ni-.-Nervous iMililt), I III lint vii fy, Orciinlo \l cul,m -.., (luiiurrlllVU, ? i i>:.ni;i uii.l Ali i, ni Int ARVl'tloilN ?;>..< lullv li . .ile.1 mi F.'Ulilillo |.iiii. ||.|. ., willi -m.. .nil -nr.- rctlic.ll. <. Pull M writ? I ur Lint m II-K-,. tiona io Im ii.,-...i..11., in, ..t. in., H. nt.,. i i In niall. (I'. i -ini?mir, rliis fruin ltu|irurr?lii>t.l<l>< i..l lin li .;ii',.li r?.,V kil l limn ...hu iillus lu ll.iM iiil.n.il.if... Il Until H Im?-./ Addrer?, DK. Hf l i s. fi .\. sn. st., Kt. 1..1.1., Mo. IISTAHI.ISHKI) OVKIi Till UT Y Y ICA Its. THE DISEASES OF YOUTH and MANHOOD A GUIDE TO HEALTH WITH OUT MEDICINE. BY A PHYSICIAN <u ivs ir's experience Don't poixoil . viuir system with Drues, nm -ct ilii. Kook lind ti. old QiincKS, "Proscriptions tris?" ami Kluclrlc Hell iiiiin litlfTS, which lt expO&CS. Price Ucla. Address THE PUBLISHER, Dox 234, Milwaukee WU. UrlUmHABIPWri? THOUS ANDR bf references frjiii misons cured. No my mitti fund. Hr. J. BTKl'lIliNO, I.CIMUK.II. f.. And Morphine lluhit cnn lie oureil in from 10 toidi days-no nay till cured. established in years, 1,OW cured, liefer to putlcius In nil ports 01 lltouottutry. tty. V. s:. nitu-Mli, Quiney, Mich. Walhalla Female C ol lege. WA Ii Si A BJ I. A, s. o; IMUS Inslilnlion will open its Fifi li .Session SKPTliMUliU 8TH, 1881. Tnt.Ms: Coll?giale Department. Kl inotilhn, $ U) 00 Acadomio Department, 10 moolita, 10 00 Primary Depart molli, 10 months, 8 00 Juvenile Deparlincnl, IO months, f> 00 Hoard, Fuel, Muli! and Uooin per month, ll) 00 Excellent facilities for studying Mitsiu, Wax Work and Painting. Send for a Catalogue J. 1?. ?Mi;i/!/.t:tl, D.U., President July 21, 1861 Uti-if wmm QKNTL-RMRNs 1 Itavo as?tl Du. UAIITKII'H IIION ? Iwenly-nve years In medicino, liavo never lout IRON TOKIO doo?. lu many CMOS of Nervous Proi poverlshcil condition nf the lilood, Hil? peerless rou Cases Hint have linllled some of our most eiiiluenl p chic remedy. I prescribe lt in preference lo any I ns Un. llAitTKH's IKON TONIO I? a necessity In m ./( (?Cvi'sci'itov to the btooil,\ lf{Sgm!gJ"TO*?^SCT natural healthful lone to \ Wrt^jffW^ Hr Hie (tti/estive ov(/ans nail J tUUSrJsf B ff A ncrvoun si/stem, maktiif/K YASfy I? ff& it applicable) to Honorait Hwy /jf A TNT /Sf Jlefitlilt/, T.osH of yf/ipe-\ Ry* ff ff >Sf fy J Ute, Prostration of Vital I XJSfr(^- AvN, ...rtt Polvera ami Impotence.I \^iMSSSS?\mSmm?, MANUFACTURED BY THE DR. HARTER ME NOS. 731 AND 7;!? REYNOL COTTON FACTOR AND I -AND DIL MAommmr c Also Di.i m's Circular Saws, Rubber and leather Rellin? ll. tiil Cups, Pop. Olvbonnd Clieck Valves, Oovcrnors, Wi l inings, Finding, Ac, Ocncral Agent for ?? fi r\ li s>t* 3 ? Tidliott's Agricultural Riigincs (on wheels); Portabio hi motive Rollers; Turbine W.n. r Wheels; Corn and Wheal Milli Spark Arresters, Wn?oc tovr/,n ftip' Watertown Agricultural [{names, (on whet ls); Portable Vertical Kii?lncs; Stationary Kngnics, (willi and wlllioat cut-c and . nicol Hoilersi Saw Mills, ?c, &e. 15, Sc ?i. <:o< Cooper's Sclf-Propcllinfl (traction) Engine*j Fnrni Aj-.ricii Stationary Kngiiics; locomotivo and Keilira Tubular Hollers; lacked)] SiniitMacluncsi l)usilc?s Wheal Separators andpat Ul. SV,. i}AHV>\ Cardwell Wheal Threshers, Separators and (.leanor.s, ''t Power*, mounted and down, PowcrCorn Sliellers ?nd reed Cul .9otitiotou (laivedcr ?tiatiy Reapers Mid Hinders; Roaporsnnd Mowers Combined; Si Rowers. rte'trvrix-lrJ/V**] Fairbanks' Stand.ir.l Scales, alt sizes an lYBilltlttfiMIIIIIMil' ok III?) I Ncblctt fi Ooodricll Improved IXI.Ooilon Olm Reid's P. Smith's I inproved I land Power, Colton ami Hay Press; Colton < F.xoiNKS. COTTON Oir.?,?c., RKI-AIHKI) IN A WOKKMANM I. /, - < Inters solicited and promptly C.NCCI|(ed. For fuillior II. N. RI'.ID,.TravvliilsAtml. I III FrorQS?ioriaJL Oard LAW CAED. 0. O. WKI.LS, ~\ ( > i KOUT. A. THOMPSON, J. ti. ORR, j (. Greenville, 8. 0. Walhalla, S. 0. WELLS, ORR & THOMPSON, A-ttorjaoys^at^Xjaw, Wnllinlln, S. C. ALL business entrusted to thom will roccivo prompt attention. Murob ai, 1881^_20-tf WM. 0 KEITH. JOHN S. VERNEN. KEITH & VERNER, A TT 0 IC NE YS AT LAW A ND Solicitors in Equity, Will practico in tho State Courts on the Eighth Judicial Circuit and in tho United ?tutos Court Office on Public Square, Walhalla, 8 O Jun G, 1870 8 tf SZmm lloyVMAN P.0 lro?J33,calc?go Ul Tho Nows and flourier-1882. The NKWS AND COIIUKU, in tho New Year, will have no other object than to help tho peo ule of South Carolina to manage their own affairs in their own way. To this end it will encourage tho expression of intelligent opinion on subjects of general interest, ami strivo lo Lo thc means of laying be foro the whole Stato tIto views of tboso who have something sensi bio to say and know how to say it. Tho NEWS ANO Continu will not bo n pnssivo spectntor of events, lt will utter ils opinions frankly and freely, but, holding that what is wiso nud truo lins nothing lot'carfrom analysis and discussion, il will never seek to strengthen its own position by suppressing tho opinions of Ihoso who honestly differ from it. Thc NKWS AND COORIKU, with one exception, I is thc only newspaper in tho South Atlantic j Slates which receives tho whole of (he Southern I dispatches of the New York Assoointcd Press, mid this service will bc sttpplomentod by special i (Hsnntohos from every part of thc Slato and tho ? United Stales. ! Recognizing tho importance of giving tho ' people the earliest and most accurate intclli ponce in flato and National affairs, (he NKWS AND COUUIKR will assign ono of Iho mosltrusted and most on pablo members of its Staff to por j innncnt duly at Columbia, nnd lins stationed al Washington thc gentleman who earned : golden opinions willie on duly nt thc Stato j Capitol. This will bo a year of ferment and possibly ol' chango in South Carolina, nnd I what ??io people require Is to have all tho news, without fear or favor, and no matter whom it- helps or hurls. Tho Resident Cor respondent of tho NKWS AND COIUUKU at Co lumbia will give our readers information con cerning men and things which oin be obtained in no oilier newspaper. In liko manner, tho Resident Correspondent of ibo NKWS AN? Comitun nt Washington, having no oilier news paper lo serve an 1 being nobody's henchman, will be in position lo report impartially tho pro gress of events and tho ads ol' publio men Thc great effort of Hie NKWS AND COURIKR will l>c lo ucl Ibo most HOWS, and to gel it first and in ibo lies?, shupo. Thc purpose is to ninkd il n newspaper thal no business man, no planter or farmer, no person interested in publio affairs cnn a I for I lo d > without. The SUN DAV NKWS will retain its social and literary ch iracter, in connection with all tho news ol' thc day, and (bc discussion of homo subjects of local import and application will bo continuad. Hereafter none of thc news pub lished in Ibo SUNDAY Vr.ws will bo published ia tho NKWS AND CoulttBR, Thc TIU WF.KKI.Y edition of tho NKWS AND Comitun will bc issued as before, giving tho reader tho news contained in tho NKWS AND Counil'lt, willi slight exceptions, nt one-half tho price. Thc WKKKI.V Nt'.WS will be greatly improved. Thc Chess column and (ho Agricultural De partment will bo continued. Puzzles nud Prob lems for young an I old will bo a permanent feature, beginning with Ibo New Year, nnd in n few weeks wo shall begin Ibo publication of "Ten Terrible Talcs" by an Luglish author of established reputation. Amusements havo been made likewise for a Serial Story by a South Carolina nuttier whose works have nt lained great popularity in Northern periodicals. There is not anywhere in thc South a belier advertising medium (han tho NKWS AND Cou inKU, and in South Carolina it has Ibo advertis ing liebt, outside of thc inllueniial weekly pres? in tho country, virtually to Itself. Ii goes into every part of Monlh Carolina andtof Ibo United Slates, and has reached a commanding position willi thc reading publio. Thc leruis of ibo NKWS AND COURIKR nrc ns follows: THR NP.WS AND COURIKR. One year, - - - $10 00 Six months, . . . 6 00 Three months, . . . 8 00 Till) SUNDAY NKWS. One year, . . . 2 00 Six months, . . 1 00 Till! NKWS AND COURIKR Till-WKKKI.V. (lue year. . . . . f) 00 six mont lia, . . . 2 f>0 Three mon tbs, . . . 1 50 T11K WKKKt.Y NKWS. One year.2 00 Six months, . . . . 1 00 a A combination of Pro? (oxide of Iron, Permian 1 Harli and Phosphorus ii* )a palatable form, Tito \onl il preparation of iron I that will not blacken th? teeth, so eharcterlsllo of \other iron preparation*. ' TONK: In my practice," nm) In "un experience of ul anything to give tile results Unit 1)11. llAUTKM'B Oration, Female. Diseases, Dyspepsia, lind an lm icily, luis In my I iain lu, made some wonderful cures. Iivstrhins, lun e ylrlileil to this great amt Ineompar ron preparation linnie. In fact, snell a compound y mi?lico. Dil. ItO?KltT SAMt!i:i.S\ '. Will, ISSI._Blot Wasli Avenue DI CINE CO.. 213 N. MAIN ST.. ST. LOUIS. um OS STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. COMMISSION MERCHANT \LKli IN >P ALL KINDS. ? Steam Pipe, Waler anti Steam Gauge's, Connections. Wins reaches, &c, logeihcr with every article ol ?leam, omi Water P & SONS. .cines, (on skids); Stationery Rngincs; Tubular ?ad Loco, i; Saw Killis! Shafting, Pulleys, boxes, Hanger*and Patent fenchios, (on skid,); Dalry Kasino?, (for ?mall buildings) ; ,l?); Return Tubular Hollers, (willi Iwo lints) ; 1-oconiotive M?KBI k% co. . Huml Kneines, (on wheels); Portable Engines, ton skids) , Corn and W heal Mills; Portable Mill, (willii portable lioll at. cihd Weed Kxiroblorj Saw Mill?, double Sud single, VU I; li A ?:<>. " ' " hound Hog" Threshers, Hydraulic ('.ellon Presses, 1 torse. a ?Ml l?iiKii'*??! Witl<roU & Co. ingle Hinders, Reapers and Mowers; Cultivators amt Grain ls. IB* ?fti ? . il patterns. Alana Cash Drawers.. I'otlowiutl itlll??lltll?M< : neut Automatic Power Screw Pres?, steam or water rawer) (tin PCcdCr) Colton Condenser; New Virginia teed Cutter. KB MAUNKK, . ..,.<> . . putiiiiats,circulars, general information, Sc., apply tpv J. POLLAHD. July 7, iJ8i-.-jirY