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Mr, W. J. Compton has a good sohool at Pleasant Hill In this count/. Rev. W. O. Nevill will preach lo the Richland Presbyterian Church on tho ace on it Sunday in this mooth, August 13th. Notice the call for the meeting; of the Wal halla Demooratlo Club on next Monday at ll A. II. in the oourt house. Every member ls ex pee ted to bo present. Wo are requested to give notioe that there . will bo an Important meeting of tho South . Pniop Demooralio Club on Saturday next, the v'Jt ft^|w.Wt '?. j . .. . ?, , ? Mr. Horatio Fields, a ellison* of Oooneo and soldier of the war of 19113, died on the 2Gth ?..;?' Of July. Ile was one of tho oldest citizens of . the comity. Thc County Commissioners ?ill meet on < 'Friday, August 4th, at the court-house. Per sona having business with them will tako notioe and govern themselves accordingly. M. V. Ansel, I-:.-11 , hus been announocd as a candidate for thu Legislature from (.J reen vi Ho ' county. Mr. Ansel is n nativo of Ooonco and " ir? hope bo Will bo successful in'lils legislative aspirations. Ira Pitts, a son of Mr Y. J. H. Pitts, was bitten hy a spread adder snake on tho '21 nt of ,t July on his way home from school. The child , hassuffoicd very inuoh, but is now a great deal better. Mr?. Williams, nu aged lady, living near . - Richland Church in Ibis county, met with a serious accident thia week by falling out of a wagon. 8ho lind Bcvcral ribs broken and was otherwise injured by tho fal). She lios in a . critical condition. 1 . Tho protraotuJ meeting, which began in the Walhalla Methodist Church on last Thursday night, is bel?g continued during Ibis week. Preacbiug at night and morning. Kev. I*. 13. Jackson, of lim Seneca Circuit, is assisting tho pastor in the exercises of tho nieuting. Thc meeting promises to result in much good. ? We regret lo announce tho douth of Or. J. W. 8poarman, of Seneca, whioh sad event took ' place in thal (own on tho 20th of July. Dr. Spearman waa a native of Newberry, but for many years had made Ids homo in Oconoe. Ho bad been in bud health for years and finally "" died of consumption. He hud many friends in ' Oconeo. ' We tender our sympathies to bis be reaved, f awi ly. t . ,: 'THe'Grocnbackers hove tn ad o an appoint ment 'for' a public meeting ai Walhalla on .i- .Monday nest. As tho Democratic Club of Walhalla moots on that day tho proceedings nf tho Occasion promises to be lively. Tho Democrats will have their ' s'poak'<sr* presont for discussion, if that is to .bu tho order ol the day. : Tho war in Egypt makes slow progress. Skirmishing hus taken place between the English and rebel Egyptians, with small loss to both sides. Tho Turkish Government baa concluded lo send imap* to Hgv pt. Thc French GoiermneM has refus d tu assist the English und ordered her ve.?els and troops to maintain a strict neutrality. Fruin presont .. appearances tho English ulono will have tho job of reducing tho Egyptians to a state of peace and good order. Wo cheerfully give place to Ibo cimrauni '* *"'ieart?'b "of ' Dr. Jb'nea Iii rol'orefrco to the Military Academy at 'Charleston* '"All that ' wo desire is that justice to tho tas payors bo dono and we want all tho light we can get. The reopening of Ibo institution was not a proper move ot this timo und wo want to give it (air play, especially ai we believe, properly conducted, it is a right stop. Wo shall hereafter reply tu Dr. .1 mes, as wo trust fairly and courteously. Wo would not dhu cues any question except on tho basis of ar gument und fairness. Wo agroo on the principles which should g .vera tho pay students in the Academy, but widely differ on (ho result. Wo have had rain and moro rain until its patter, patter lins beemo alarming rathol* limn dosiruble. Or? Sunday, Monday and Again on Tuesday heavy rains fell. Tho Very atmosphere is rain, so that a skiff ol . - clouds pours uut showers, whioh in a dry time ,' could hardly be expected from' a storm cloud. Unland corn is better than gund. Bottom corn would make it all if thi; land was strong "'*" enough, but tho danger i's it will overshoot " A'itself. ' Cotton is Weeding every day, and : With a lute fall tho drawback nf .spring will bo fully compensated. Taking' whent, onts, Ac, into consideration, with tho present '." ' prospect of corn and cotton, wo cannot re* member a moro favorable prospect. Wo are rcquosted by Cul. ? Wyatt Aiken to stato that u competitivo examination will be held at Cukesbury, S C., on Tuesday, September Gib, ut 10 o'clock A. M., for a successful candidate to tho Naval Academy nt Annapolis, Maryland. Tho oi.ndidate chose will bo required to report at Annapolis on the 22d of next September. The board of examiners is composed of Dr. W. M. Grier, of Due West, Mr. ll. L. Lewis, of Central, Mr. G. C.' Hodges, 'of Ninety-Six, arid Mr. .J. S. Perrin, of Prosperity. Persons desir ing to apply for this appointment will bo on hand on tho day named. Tho following table shows tho valuation of the real properly of the lownsand townships ot Ocouce oounty for taxation for 1882, OB also tho assessment for 1881 and tho increase It will Uo seen that tho assessment in every town and township has increased, tho aggregalo inoroaso amounting to nearly two hundred thousand dollars: . ?0ft8,.?.??? s1!??? 2 ? ? '" ' " i l S: f t " ' ?.' '</> ~ H ft *?_, M v. >-' IO tO, ^ ?TW Zt a? JO jfk jt? O' O CO io H cn jw CO o MD II M , ." . , , " , , .-,-* S ,'. p* tL *fi 2 e? sr e> "!?, i-. I-I t-? io to Er" 'S .f?C0lfk|O>-'>-<-.|Cn>->4?CntUlo?-ig<S !(. '"<0 3> c? S f? SS 2 SS 2 2 jo s' ? 2 *-i ~? "lr'SI ? 5 t? ^ 8jo Sj^^ fo w ?6 5> "S ? A "Vi Jn ?-. IO to 00 OtO ?ft "? n S Ci! CO tU IO >-? ?U t? ?o >-. -I ??? io IO 2 Mt ?X S* ' .' i?, to ?> -I IO O Qi co q> 00,01 o to J? ? ijt ^ ??/??. .,' fe* - ^ o S ifl ?? i? ** ?.i ? ?ll ?O^> oo w tlcn? ??coo s 0 9 M !? op op cr> c, <r>'^v tn ]u "tif S fin I-*r- ?* * ' I 0 1 2 <*. S - - . , . O r? <*? rf Hendrix & Dowta Vf ill. burn tlioir briolc next week. '?. i i i i. i . Attention Walhalla Doinocratic Club. . i . >. There wUl be a meeting of the Walhalla Demooratie Olub in the court homo, at Wal? halla, on Monday next, August 71li, nt 11 o'olook A. M. A general, attendance- ia re quested, as business of importance will come bolero tho meeting. un D. A. SMITH, President. ?. W. J. STRIDMNU, Secretary. ' AN IMI'OBBIinMT Y.-Deserving ?ru?los aro always appreciated. The exceptional cleanliness of Parker's Hair Balsam makes it popular. Qray hairs aro impossible with its occasional usu. I *-' - - i How IT WA8 DONK.-"How do you manage," said ? Indy to her friend, "to appear so happy and good natured all the time?" "I always have ParkerV Ginger Tonio handy" was the reply, "and thus easily keep myself and family in good health. When 1 am well I always feel good natured.'' ? . ~ A M W017MC EItt EWTS? For~Probn?c~ Judge. Thc friends of RICIIAIW LKWIS, ESQ., re spectfully announce him a candidate for re-oleo tiou lo the offioo of 'probate Judge of Oconeo county at the next cWotlon, subject to ratifica tion by tho Democratic party. For County Auditor. Tho friends of JOHN J. SMITH respectfully announce him an a candidato fur County Auditor, subjeot to tho notion of tho pooplo in thc primary election. For County Treasurer. Tho friends of JOSKIMI W. IIOM.KMAN ro apeotfully nominato him as a suitable person to rill tho office of County Treasurer, and plaoc his nanio before the Democratic vo'ers of tho county for recommendation at the primary election to aahl office. ~F0R SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. Tho friends of ISAAC WICKLIFFE, Esq., re spectfully announce him a candidate for re? -clcotion to the office of School Commissioner of Oconce County, subject to tho notion of tho people in Hie,primary election. We are authorized to announce MARSH AL B. DENDY as a candidate for School Commissioner j of Coonee County at the ensuing election, sub- i jeot to ratification-by thc Democratic voters of said county in primary election or otherwise, as may be determined. Tho friend? of C. W. MOORE respectfully nominato him for tho omeo of School Com missioner of Coonee County ut the entuiog election, subject to the notion of tho Demo cratic Party. Mr. Mooro in woll known to thc people of tho county, having taught school fur -evora! years at Walhalla and Seneca City, and is fully qualified to discharge tho dutic* nf tho office, if elected. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The friends of M. NICHOLSON rcspeolfully announce him as a candidate for re election to tho office of County Commissioner of Oconce county at the next election, subjeot to nomina tion by the Democratic purty. Tho friends of W.* W. Moss respectfully an nounce him ns a candidate for ro-clcction to tho offico of County Commissioner of Oconce county ut the next election, subjeot to nomination by the Democratic party. Tho friends of JOHN H. STKEI.K respectfully announce him as a candidato for re-election to tho office of County Commissioner of Oconce county nt the next election, subject to nomina tion by tho Dcmooratio party. For Congress. We oro authorized to announce Hon. D. WYATT AlKBN a candidato for rc election to Congress. CIRCULAR. To further promote tho interest of its patrons and tho development of its Material resources lind industries of tho regions- of coiintry served/by its system of Railroads the Richmond and Danvillo Railroad Company will again, incur the labor and oxponse of making an illustrative Exhibit this Full. Tho New England Manufacturers and Mechanics' Instituto will hold its Second Exposition in Boston, Mass., on tho 6th of September. It has cordially invited the Richmond nnd Dunville Railroad Company to display its Exhibits in tts magnificent Build ing. Tho invitation has been accepted. Such r.n opportunity for a practical and wide reaching advertisement of the subjects which composo tho matoriul wealth of our section of tho South and of the manifold advantages and inducomonts it offers for the investment of Northern, und especially Now England capital and for Now England immigration, hus never before been proeonted to our peo? plo. It should not bo neglected. All persons throughout the great Piedmont, Mountain and other regions embraced in tho Richmond and Danville system of Railroads in any way interested in material develop ment and enterprises-owners of Minorai Lands and Mines, Timber Lands, Mnnufac luring Establishments and water powers aro invited to avnil thomsolvos of tho benefit of this oxhlbit. Capt. C. C. MoPhail, Chief of Buroou of Minos and Manufactures, has ohargo ol nil matters o? detail connected with the exhibit to bo made in Boston, Mass., on tho Otb of September. All persons desiring informa tion and to moko contributions of MaloriaU and Specimens aro requested to correspond with him. T. M R.TALCOTT, Qoneral Manager. Richmond, Va., Juro 21, 1882. HEADQUARTERS. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. BY oonlraot in writing with tho manufacturers we aro the only authorized agents in the Counties of Abbeville, Anderson and Ooonee for the sale of Daniel Pratt's Revolving Head Oin?, Feeder? and Condensers. We guarantee to sell at manufacturers' prioos and will give satisfaction or usk for no pay. More Pratt (tins have been sold In our ter ritory in tho last five years than all other kinds combined. Terms easy. Bond for circulars. MoCULLY & TAYLOR. Anderson, H. C. July 20, 1882. 85 2m Be eure you go lo Glenn's, at Vf eetralnster, if -bu1 want goodB cheap. I ,Qlenoti at Weat minster, will close out their present stock at greatly reduced prioes for the Aext thirty days. Bon t forget to oali. Malaria. Chills and Fever and Billion attaoks positively cured with Emory's Stund ?rd Cure Pills-an infallible roaredv; neves ads to ouro the most obstinate, longstand ing oases wbero Quinine and all other roano* dies bad failed. They are prepared expressly for malarious sections, in double boxes, two kinde,,of .Pill?, containing ev strong ont bertie nod ? chill brooker, sugar coated; contain* no Quinine or Mercury, causing no griping or "herging; they aro mild and efficient, cer tain in their notion ?nd harmless in nil oases, they effectually oleanee tho eyetem end give now lifo and tone to the body. A? a house* hold remedy they are unequaled. For Liver Complaint their equal is not known; ono box Will bave a wonderful effect on the worse aase. 1 They are used ?nd proscribed by Phyeiolansand sold by Druggists everywhere, er . sent by mail, 25 and 50 cent boxes, Emory'? Little Cathartic Pills, best ever made, only 15 cents. Standard Cure Co. 114 Nassau Street, New York. July 13. 34-5m* Grand IllldsiiininorCloNiaiR Out Sal?-1*000 Pitillos und Orguiift ut Rook Bottom Cash Rules, on Euay Term?, Buy now and pay when cotton comes in. A small oash payment and balance November 1st. 1,000 standard instruments, from best makers only. AH styles and prices. No stencil, instru ments. Makers' names on all. He KUI A I. MtnSUMMBR OFFER. Pianos $25 oash ind balnnoo November 1st, 1882. Organs $10 cash and balance November 1st, 1882. Lowest cash rates and no interest. Can't buy cheaper next fall with oash in hand. Clos lng out to reduce stock and keep working forco employed through summer. Spcoial midsummer offers to installment buy ers. Send for catalogues, prioo lints and cir culars, giving full information. Address LUHDEN & BATES' Southern Music House, Savannah, Ga., Tho Creat Wholesale Piano and Organ Depot of tho South. juO-83 -lt WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. APPLES-Dried, per pound 5 Green, per bushel 1-50 BUTTF.R-Per pound l-R?(5)20 BEESWAX-Por pound 18 to 20 BEEF-Por pound 4(3)7 BACON- Dry salt ahnuldora Him Kl ? * " C. R. Sides ( 15 S. C. hams, canvassed' 10 CAWCO-Per yard 6(5)10 COF-TEB-Bio por pound 12(5)16 ?. v?-Lnguyra, per pound 20 Ut -Java; per pound 25(3)30 CA??LES-Adamantine, por sot 15(3)20 '* -Sperm, per pound 30 CHICKENS ANO FOWLS, per head 18(3)25 COTTON-Per pound, middling, 10(5)11 -Yarn, per bunch 90to LOO Coi'PERAH-Per pound 5 DUCKS-Per hoad 20(5)25 Euos, per dozen 10(5)l2j FLOUR, por sack, (98 pounds,) 4.00(a)4.50 FEATHERS-Geese, por pound 45 , *. -Mixed por pound 30 GRAIN-Corn, per bushel, 1.10(3) 1-20 -Rye. per bushel 1 10 -Outs, red, per bushel 75 IRON- English relined, nor pound -1 J?m?j " -S weed, por pound 6(5)7 -Band, por pound 5(3)6 " -Hoop, per pound 10 Potwnro, por pound 5(3)6 LARO, per pound 12*tCr^ 15 LIMB, per barrel 2.00 LUMUKU, por thousand feet 10.00 LEAU, per pound ' 10 MOLASSES, por gallon 50(5)60 MADOER, por pound 15(5)20 NAILS, por kog . 4.00@(f00 ONIONS, per bushol 1.00 OIL, kerosene, por gallon 10(3)'20 POTATOES-Irish, per bushel 80(3)100 RICE, por pound 8(5)10 SALT-Liverpool, per sack 1.40 I S ii I UT i NO, w h ulosiilo 7 I retail 81 I " wholosalo 7 J i " rotail 7 4-4 SHEETING, wholosalo 8 rotail 8? SHOT, per pound 10 ?Sri KITS TURPENTINE, nor gallon 70 SOAP, por pounu 8(3)10 .SUGARS-Crushed, per pound 12j -A WhitO, per pound 10 -Brown, per pound 9 -Extra C., por pound 10 ?STARCU, white and bluo, por pound 6}(3)7 ?SODA, per pound 5(3) 10 TOBACCO, per pound 50@90 " per pound, smoking 40(n}75, TAf/Mw, per'pYtund 7 TURKEYS, per head 75(5)1.00 GEESE-Per head 30(5)10 HONEY, por pound 8(a)i0 limns-Dry,per pound 12} -Oreen, per pound 6(3)6} iNniao-Spanish Flout, per pound 1.25 M -Carolina, per pound 70 TEAS-Gun Powder, per pound 1.50 Hyson, Greon, per pound 80 Young Hyson Block, per lb 75 WOOL, washed, por pound, 30 to 35 U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA, Jul." 5, I8f"2. NOTICE is hereby given to all wi >m it mny concern, that tho following des ribed pro perly, having been seizi d for v ?lat .os of tl: United States Int mal Uevonue La\ bon- s fi . tho costs of aotien in tho United I ates . om . must be filed with the Collector of -he Dietrht within thirty days from the dato hereof, ot tin samo will bo forfeited lo tho United Stales, to wit: Ono Copper Still, Cap and Worm, solzcd as the property of Joe Slansell. E. M. BRAYTON, Collector District S. C. BY E. F. BLOUOETT, Deputy Collector. July 0, 1882. 33-3t STANTON'S HARDWARE, FURNITURE and GRO CERIES, being fresh goods and lato arrivals, aro sold in seven Counties, all on account of superior quality and low prices. Corner Main and Tow ovillo Streets, Seneca, S. 0. Juno 1,1882-28?4m . Hamil ton P^emeble ,,' , Oolleg?. 'Well selected ooaree of study. Special departments for all tho ornninontal brunch os. Faealty large, able and experienced. Ex tensivo grounds for reorontion. Excellent buildings, 160x88 foot, four stories, contains ?og 125 apartments. Commodious Chapel, Nice Recitation, Ornamental, Play and Hath rooms. Warmed by steam and lighted by gas. Only two young ludios ocoupy a room. Charges lowor than any sohool offering equal advantages in tho United States. Session hogina September ll, 1882. For terms, catalogeos and further particulars address J. T. PATTERSON, President, Lexington, Kontuoky. July 13, 1882. 34-lra M, S. MESSER, DEPUTY SU UVE VOR AND NOTA UV PUBLIC. WILL giro prompt attention to Surveying of Lana, taking Dowers, proving Deeds, Ac counts'; &o. 8uitublo blanks kept on band. OtfiOCI at . . Tugaloo 1?. O., 8. 0. ' May" 4, 1882. 8Mf J. B. SANDERS, Deputy Survey ot9 and\ JVbtary Public. WILL give cpcolal attention to the Bur/eying of Land, v/riting Deed? and Mortgages, taking Donors, proving Deeds, Accouuts, kc, upon sliort m tico Ornen AT - OAKWAY, 8. C. Nov 10,-1881 62 ly STANTON'S [OLD RELIABLE.) PURE Liquors and Winos, Largo Refrigerator filled willi Beor, Cidor andi Bottled Liquors. Tho best Cigars und Tobacco (or the money. Corner Main and Townvillo Streets. Seneca, S. 0. Juno 1, 1882 -28 4m COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. ACOPARTNERSHIP v?ns formed on tho 4th day of April, ultimo, between tho undcr 8igucd in the Hook lllndlng and lilank Uook Manufacturing itu si ms*, Under tho firm nanto ol ?TOKI33 & DORSEY. Thc business will bo continued al the oldslnml, opposite City Hall, Columbia, i'. C., where they will bo pleased to serve the publie. li. lt. STOKES, J (J UN DO USB Y. I need scarcely refer lo Hie capacity and skill of my partner, Mr. JOHN DO lt SKY, ns he is well known lo (his community, having been ns sooinlcd with mo as Foreman of my establish ment for many years. I respectfully solioit for tho new firm a con tinuance of tito kind and liberal patronage enjoyed by myself for very many years. ENOCH tt. STOKKS. I May 18, 1882. 20-4t !SPRtM'ANI) SUimi^G??DS! J. P, miuAbiiiis .WALHALLA, S. C., Uospoctfully announces to the public that he hus on hand u full and oomploioj-luck of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY, STRAW, FUR AND WOOL HATS FOR EV?RB0DY, CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Corn, Bacon. Lard, Syrups, Salt, Tobacco and Cigars, Cnn Goods, Candios and Crackers, Coffee and Sugars Rico, Soda, Spices, Ginger, Popper, &o. General Supply ol Light Groceries nnd Largo stock of Crockery and Glassware. If Plows, Plow Stocks, Hoes, Truco Chains, or any Plantation Supplies aro wanted, 1 will sell ns cheap as anybody. I buy tor cash and can't bo undorsold. I will pay tho highest market prices for Corn, Bacon, Cotton, or any Country Pro duce. "CHARLIE and JOHNNIE" any thoy can boat uny two boys in town waiting on thc Indios nnd boliovo thoy can provo it. Give me a call and price my goods boforo you buy elsewhere, a . .?., .1? Respectfully1, J. P. MICKLER, April 20, 1882. 22 SPRING -A.Tsrr) SUMMER GOODS. -I have just received my slock of Spring and Hummer Goods, Which I mn oflcri.ig loa for?as: . -A Largo Lot of Men's and hoys' Straw Hats, cheap. -A Good Assortment of Liddies' and Men's Shoes. Groceries and Planta tion Supplies in abundance. Everything cheap for cash or barter. Give me a call. J. O. MICKLER, "Walhalla,, S. O. April 27, 1832. 23-ly LADIES STOKE. Wo have just re ceived a new and beautiful lot of SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS AND CLOTHING, -Also a complote assortment of THE BAY STATE -A. NID MLES SHOES. ltcspcctfully, C. L. REID & GO. City Drug and B?0E STORE, -BY" DR. R. C. DAVIS & CO. J A KG E AND COMPLETE STOCK OF XDx-vx6,<3, ]Vtcclioiixos, ?F**x?xx.t?, Oils, Boolts, Piotvii-o 3T"x*ixxxxof3, "Vtrixi. clo""c?i7- Grlass, Statioxxox'y "iul TOIIJET ARTI" OL13S, Ij^IVtlPS ^V.JXTX> O X O -A. Il fSi, TOtoaooo, SERIES ! *I?EI>S ! SEEDS ! ! LANDKETTI AND BUISfS GARDEN SEEDS. ALSO, FIELD SE1SDS, VIZ: RED ULOVBR, ORCHARD GRASS, GERMAN MILLET, TIMOTHY, BLUE GRASS, HEARDS GRASS, &C. Wo guarantee these Seeds to bc fresh and the very best, nnd we will sell them nt reasonable prices to induce farmers lo plant them. lt. ?. DAVIS dc CO., TownvUlo St., Seneca Cily, S. C. tir&" Du lt. C. DAVIS' Office in rear of Drug Store. ^December 15, 1881 ,? E D 1 C ? T STUDENTS , JU Preparing lo attend Lectures should correspond with tho Dean of tho Hospital Collego of Medi cine. A thorough didactic courso with unex celled hospital advantages and moderate charges. Tor circulara ami further information address W. H. HOLLINO, M. D . 3d and Jefferson Sis., Louisville, Ky. Juno 22, 1882. 81-3mo Assessors' Notice. NOTICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR. '?MIE following named perbons constitute thc 1 Township Doards of Equalization for Ocooco County: Center Township-W. J. llix, S. II. Johns, J. A. El rod. Seneca Township-E P. Vorner, S. Y. Strib ling, R. Y. II. Lowery. Tupnloo Township-J. S. Dickson, ty". J. 8tribling, 0. I. Walker. Wngnier Township-W. C. Keith, P. P. Sharp, W. J. Nevill. Keowco Township-A. B, (irani, J. M. Can non, B. P. Robertson. Pulaski Township-W. J. Dcalon, J. E. Phil lips. Wot. ll. Thrill. Ohnttoogn Township-Abel Robins, Davis Crano, Will, II. Land. Whitewater Township-Jesse Lny, F. L. Moody, Wm. Rowland. Tho members of each Township Hoard, ns indicated above, will meet at tho Auditor's Office in Walhalla on thc following days; CcnUr, Monday, July 24th. Seneca, Tuesday, July 26th. T?galo, Wednesday, July 26th. Wagoner, Thursday, July 27th. Keowco, Friday, July 28ib. Pulaski, Friday, July 28th. Chnttuga, Saturday, July 20th. Whitewater, Saturday, July 20th. They will pleaso meet nt tho Auditor's office on tho day and dato mentioned, and after tak ing tho Constitutional oath of office and electing a Chairman, will become tho Township Board of Assessors. Before Ihcso Boards tho Auditor lays o desorlpll?n of tho Real and Personal Properly in Oconce County for tho year 18S2, which i hey will assess without dolay and certify us value to i he Auditor for taxation The Chairmen of tho Township Doards oom. poso tho County Board of Equalization, which Board will meet at tho Auditor's offioo on the first Monday (71 li) of August, 1882, to cqualizo tho property of thc Townships, heav complaints, &C. Tho Oholrman of tho County Board of Equalization mnkcfl tho member of tho Stato Board of Equalization from this annaly, whloh will convene in Columbia on or before tho 5th of Oolober, 1882. JOHN J. SMITH, Auditor for Oconeo County. May 25, 1882. ?3.71 Columbia and Groonvillo Railroad PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. COLUMBIA, 8. O., May 18th, 1882. On and after Friday May 19th, 1882, tho Passenger Tm i nfl wilt run ?4 herewith i nd i oat ed upon this road and its branob.es daily, except Sundays: NO. 52 UP PA88ENOER. A-Leave Columbia at ll 42 a mi Alston at 12 41 p rn Newberry at 1 40 p tri Ninety Six, ii 24 p m ' Hodges ot 4 18 p m Belton at 6 40 p ur Arrivo at Greenville 7 05 p m NO. 58 DOWN JPABBENQKR. Loave G reenvido at 10 25 a m Belton at ll 58 a rn Hodges ot' 1 17 p ut j Ninety ?it, . 2 88 p ui . Newberry at . 8 65 p ni Alston at 6 Ol p nt P-Arrivo at Columbia 6 02 p m SPARTAN BURG, UNION & COLUM BIA RAILROAD. NO 52 OP PASSENGER. Leave Alston at 12 64 p nr" Union 2 57 p tu B-Spartonburg S.,U &C.Dopot p ni E-Spartaburg R & D. Depot 4 15 p nt NO. 55 DOWN )'AS8ENQEn. II-Leave 8., R. dc D. Depot I 00 p rtf G 8., U. & C. Depot 1 33 p u? Union 2 54 p tri Arrive ut Alston , 4,63 pru LAURELS RAILROAD. Leave Newberry rt 4 05 p in Arrive Pt Ltuvens C II at 6 49 p va Leave Laut ctn OH rt 10 03 a m Arrivo ot Newberry rt 12 oO p m I ABBEVILLE BRANCH. Lcavo Hodges r t 1 30 p tn' Arrivo ?t Abhev'^o at 2 23 p m Lenvo Abbevil'o rt 12 10 p m Arrivo at (lodger Pt 1 05 p m ANDERSON UK AN Oil AND BLUE RIDGE R. R UP Leave Belton at 6 40 p tri Anderson at 0 20 p tu Pendleton at O 6G p m C-Seneca 7 30 p tn Arrivo at Walhalla at 7 69 p tri DOWN. Leave Walhalla at 9 30 a m D-Seneca City 10 00 a m Pendleton at 10 33 a m Anderson at ll ll a m Arrive nt Belton , ll 50 a ra Through Car Service. Solid Trains between Columbia onl Walhalla. Through Cars between OhsrlcB too and llcndersonvillc and Charleston and Greenville, obviating change of oars between either ct the obovc points. GONNBCtlONS. A-"With South Carolina Railroad from Charleston ; with Wilmington, Columbia cb Augusta Railroad from Wilmington and all points North thereof; with Charlotte, Columbia d? Augusta Railroad from Charlotte and points North thereof. li- With Asheville <0 Spartanburg Railroad for points ia Western North Carolina. C- With Atlanta d? Charlotte Air Linc Railway for Allanta and allpoints South and West. D-With Atlanta and Cliarlotte Air Linc Railway from Atlanta and beyond. E- With Richmond and Danville RaiU road. F-With South Carolina Railroad for Charleston ; with Wilmington, Columbia tb Auyusta Railroad for Wilmington and thu North; with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad for Cliarlotte and tho North. O- With Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad from Jlendcrsonvillc. II- With Richmond and Danville Rail road from Charlotte and beyond. Standard time used is Washington, D. C., which is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia. J. W. LRY, Supt. T. M. R. TALCOTT, General Maoagcr. A. POPE, General Passenger Agon.t, South Carolina Railroad CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ' 'lt ." ''\ MHO. ..... ? '..>'i|'il yi ?' dn ^and after 'faay 15th, 188?,t>as,3engcr' Trains will mn ns follows until further ootico:; O RE KN VILLE EXPRESS. OOINO EAST, (DAILY EXCEl'T 8UNOAY8.)' Leave Columbia 6 00 p tn Arrivo Camden 8 45r p m Arrive Charleston 10 45 pm' OOINO WEST, (DAILY KXCF.l'T SONOAYS.)' Lenvo Charleston 6 00 a rn' Lcavo Camdon 6 15 a m Arrive Columbia 10 35 n tn WAY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TltAINS. aniNfi EAST (DAILY EXCEPT PUNOAVfl.y Lcuvc Columbia *6 30 a nf Arrivo Camden 12 49 p rh Arrive Augusta 3 20 p ni Arrive Charleston 1 55 pm' OOINO WEST (DAILY EXCEPT 8UNDAY8.}' Leave Charleston *9 05 a m Leave Augusta 7 55 n m Arrivo Columbia 5 30 p m ^Passengers leaving Columbia or Charleston on thoso trains have to chango cars at Branch villo'to reach Charleston at 1.55 p m or Co-' lumbia nt 5.30 p m. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS! OOINO EAST DAILY. Lenvo Columbia 0 00 p m Arrive Augusta 7 25 a m Arrivo Charleston . G 35 a m OOINO WEST DAILY. Lenvo Charleston 8 10 p m Lcavo Augusta 7 00 p m Arrivo Columbia 5 30 a m On Columbia Division Night Express Trains' run daily: all other Trains daily except Sunday. On Augusta Division all Passenger Trains ran daily. Sleeping Cars arc attached to Night Express Trains-berths only $1.60 between Columbia, Charleston and Augusta? On Saturdays and Sundays round trip tickets are sold to ana from all stations al one first class fare for the round trip, good till Monday noon to return. Regular excursi?n tickets, good for ten days, are soldat six cents per mile to and from all stations. Connections made at Colwnbia with Columbia tfc Greenville Railroad and Charlotte, Columbia cb Augusta Railroad al Charlotte Junction, bu iVat'n arriving al Columbia at 10.86 a tn aud leaving Co lumbia at G.OU ?> m to and from all points on both roads; at Charleston with steamers for Neto York on Wednesdays and Saturdays; also willi steamers for Jacksonville and all points on St. John's River, and willi Savannah' and Charleston Railroad to all points South. Connections arc made at Angnsla with the Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad to anti from all points West and South. Through tickets can bc purchased to all point? South and West by appli/int/ to A', ll Dv.SA?8SU?i% Agent, Columbia, S. ?. JOHN li. PECK, General Superintendent. D. C. ALLEN, Gen. Pas. and Tiokot Agi