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LOCAL M?TTEKS. Riemann's Hotel is becoming filled with sion - ri) ir vlsi tors. J Kev. Dr. Smellier will preach In (he Lutheran Church on next Sunday morning. Tho wlndo Stu?? Is enthusiastic, ovor tl o nominations for Stntc office*. A protracted meeting will begin In tim Wo*, halla Baptist Church this (Tliuvsday) evening. Several fino droves ol' hoof cattle have been passing through our town recently for tho Charleston roar . li Tho County Commissioners advertise this week a bri-lge lo let over Lilllo Uiver, near Mrs. Norton's. Mr. J. N. Huffman, ono of tho "solid" men of Lexington county, with his wife, ?3 visiting relatives in Walhalla. "Wo regret to nnnnonoo ibo Peroro illness of Mr. J. W. Stribling. Ho is nllliotcd withnsoro hand and other billions complications. Rend ibo iidrcnUemcnt <>f tho South Carolina Military Academy, which appears in this is ne ul our paper. Tho wilnosses in ibo United Statoa Court ht Or?onvillo . mo being registered by tho hundred. . Moro than 300 was registered on Monday last. The protracted meeting, recently held by ROVP. lilley and Pearson, nt tho Town ville Presbyterian Church, resulted in six addi tions to tho church. Tho first excursion of tho Reason from Charleston to Walhalla will borun on Tuesday, tho 15lh instant. Faro for the round trip $5.75. Tickets good ior two weeks. Mr. II. N. Heid and family, of Augusta, Ga., arc spending o few days willi relativos in pur town. Mr. Reid represents the li Ou so of W. J. Tollard, codon faciornnd commission merchant nnd dealer in machinery of all kinds. Zack Oreen hus been before commissioner Merrick on u ohnrgo of rubbing tho mail. Tho complaint was dismisse 1, thc proof hoing too weak and flimsoy. This is too serious n cbargo to bo lightly made. . Communion Services ut Bachelor Retreat Church will begin Wednesday evening at ii o'clock, fhn Ililli instant. Revs. Hrs. Mack and Riley will bc present, giving the people nt lens! two sermons each day. The public generally uro invited lo nt tend. Wc forgH to slate in our local col nm Inst week that Mr, Richard Lewis is u candidate 4\>r re-election to tho ulnae nf Probate Judge. The good qualities of "Dick" uro BO well known to our people that it is n waste nf timo fur us to expatiate on his fitness for office. Messrs. S. L\ Maxwell nnd M. N. Sitton nf Oe?.nee, ni e grand juror.*, und Messers. E, P. Veiner and J, W. Livingston, of Oconcn, petit jurors of ibo United States Court now in session at Greenville. As long ns tho juries ?re campused of thia kind of material lhere Mill bc no complaint against tho verdicts ol tho Cnuit. Wo pr?sent tn tho leader.* of tho COURIRR this week .1 bona lido candidate for the Legis? laturo in thc coning election, in tho person fo Col. lt. K. Mason of Fair Play. Col. Ma son is o young man of sterling qualities nnd industrious and persevering babiti and if elected will no doubt do honor to hlmsolf /md county in tho legislative halls of our Stuto. Tho jninl discussion which was proposed nt Providence on last Saturday caine le naught on account of Major Russell, whom (he Democrat lo (31 nb nt that place had asked lo bc present, failing lo come. Messrs. li. B. Murray, S. P. Dendy nnd J. S. Vernor entertained Ibo large ;gn|bering of Democrats io well limed speeches. .Thc Democracy of Ilia) community nro tho 'roughly organized and lhere is scarcely a Green* backer in Hie whole neighborhood. Thc linties of Seneca City will please accept our thanks tor an invitation lo be present nt n " lawn party" and iee cream festival, to be given on the evening of Ibo 17th instant. Tho grounds will be lil up willi Chinese lanterns, a good band of music w ill tie in ul tendance, rc* fresh ni cn I s of all kinds will be for sale in boolba sind Hie whole occasion promises much enjoy ment. Thc proeco :s aro for (ho benefit of the churches of I ho town. It ?ccnis to bo well understood now t li nt tbo-repohlicans will not put in nomination n Sintc ticket in South Ca roi i un. but many of them will support tho excellent Slate ticko' .of tho democrats. If there is lo bc opposition it will carno from ibo green buck cm, We ought not to underestimate ibo strength pf nn or.erny, but wo do not think there is much danger from this crazy party I Tho following prisohCl8 were removed from ibo jail of Oconec lo Greenville mi Monday Inst for trial in ibo United States Court; Wm. Watkins, rotailing; Wheeler Nichols, robbing tho mail; A. P. Winchester, retailing; Jonas "Winchester, retailing; Orango Winn, colored, distilling; James Burrel, retailing; Buck Turner, distilling and retailing; Newton | Prater, retailing; Adolphus R morison, rob bing tho mail; Andy Tourney, colored, dis tilling. Quito nr. umber of other persons on bail Bivoll tho number from Oconeo for trial in tho United States Court. Club Meotings. Thc Walhalla Democratic Club met in tho court houso at ll o'clock A. M., August 7th, nnd was called to order by I). A. Smith, Chairman, who announced that tho club lind boon called to chooso delegates to tho next County Convention and to decido between the majority and plurality pinn of conduct? ing the primary election. On motion, by Mr. Ycrncr, tho plurality plan was decided upon. A resolution was then passed, on motion of Mr. Sholor, authorising tho Chair to appoint a committoo of three to appoint dclogfttos to tho County Convention. The Chair appointed on this committee Messrs. J. W. Sholor, S. P. Dendy and J. S. Vorner. Tho following is tho dolcgntion to tho County Convonlion. W. C. Keith, D. Biemnnn, N. A. Burley, A. Rronnceke, I . Brandt, IL S. YetiDivicro, G. Wanner, J. S. Goodman, Jool Beard, P. P. Sharpe, R. E. Gurner, A. C. Beatty, Fred. Pioper, V. L. Norman, J. W. Holleman, S. P. Dendy, Dr. L. B. Johnson, W. F. Ervin, ?)r. Burt Mitchell, J. J. Norton, D. A. Smith, J. W. Sholor, Bi A. Thomfsen, J. K. Nevill, li. F. Smith, Ii. F. Aloxandcr, T. Bi Striming, J. S. Vernor, G. K. Maxwell. W", II. limier. Thc club adjourned to rocot nt tho cull of tho President. D. A. SMITH, President. W. J. STKIUI.INCJ, Socretury. AUGUST A, 1882. Hock Springo Demooral ioClub mel pursuant lo previous notice. O. 1. Walker was re-elected President find J. A. Jay nos was requested lo act as Secretary. Tho President on laking his scat explained thc object ol' tho meeting and pressed upon every member the importanco of renewed activity in the cause of thc Dcmocrncy. Tho President appointed (ho following execu tive committee for tho club: H. C. Smith, Wm, P. Barker and J. lt Jones; also, L. T. Jones as a member of tho county executive committee. Tho following persons wcro eleoted delegates lo thc county convention, which mrcts al Wal halla on thc 12th instant: L. T. Jones, J. M. Hull, J. It. Jones, Wm. P. Harker, O. V. Hunter and Ooo. Leathers. Alternates-S. C. Smith and T. J. Pills Tho delegates were instructed lo go for tho primary plan of.- election and tho majority rule.' The following r?solution was adopted: ltesolvcd, Thal wo, tho members of (he Hook Springs Dcmooratio Club, will lend our aid amt influence lo promote Ibo cause aud best interest of the Democracy of our section, and we as a free people, believing in a pure and economical government, will nut bo misled by any man or set of men who claim any oilier parly savo thc Democratic parly. Tito meeting (hen adjourned to meet on August 101iii. Tho Kr.owr.r. ComiiKR and Seneca Journal will pienso publish i O. I. WALKER, President. J. A. JAYXKS, Secretary. Tho Fe vor in Texas. OAliVKSTON, August 7.-Cases of sus picious sickness on tho schooner Henrietta from Matamores, now lying nt tho qaran tine station five and a half miles from thc city, luve developed into yellow fever. Ono death occurred on board. Thc tug Mtidox left Mutimorns at 1 o'clock with the schooner Henrietta in (ow for ship Island supplied with medical offi cers, provisions o nd comforts furnished by city merchants. BIIOWNSVII.T.K, Texas, August 7 -Thcic was one death from yellow fever during thc twenty-four hours ending yesterday ?nd eighteen new ciaos. Dr. Swcnnngon, tho Statu Health officer, stated officially that thc sickness under which tho Mayor and otherc have been suffering is yellow fever. The citizens object to Dr. Swcanngcn visiting M II to moros und returning her.?. M Ar AMURAS, MKXIOO, August 7. There ha VO been seven deaths from yellow fever and thu number of new cases luis in creased, Anderson Intelligencer. Tho State Agricultural Society und the State Orange will hold their summer meeting* in this oily, commencing on Tuesday, the 1.Otb instant. These summer meeline?, in which thc agricultura! interests of the State ure coosidorod, tire >,f iii? tirst I m per tunco to formers, and wo would ur^o all who possibly oun to attend. A great deal of practical information on tho various .?C'!?i of farming, willi their success*, is presented nt those, meeting*, Several es says on various subjects connecte I with agriculture, prepared by tliose who have made thc subject their study, will bc read Tho information gained ut these meetings by the farmers of tho country will amply repay them for thc loss of two or three days from their farm w?lk. One of the curious industries of tho country hus its principal homes at New berne, N. C. This is tho manufacture of wooden plaltcts, plo?08 and trays. Thc timber used for this purpose is supplied by the n ci uh boring swamps A hugo log is rounded by II circular plane und then put into n machino which, with grunt Boournov and swiftness, eilis off thin strips of tho wood- When theso siripi have been cut into tqunro pieces and thoroughly dried they uro made pliable by rt.cn m. lu that condition they aro moulded in tho shapes desired. Tho factory is now making lUO, 000 plates u day , according lo a report whioh it is hurd to believe. Blackwell, tho Durham tobacco man, bc gan by peddling tho weed fora? the lull of a wagon. Now ho pays thc Government $000,000 annually for revenue stamps. His yearly advertising costs ?12[>,000. Thc rum ho sprinkles over tho tobacco is pur chased in -100 burrel lois. j Hurry Lnmorcux, nn engineer on thc Manhattan Beach Railway, L. I., saved a little child's lifo a f<v.v days OEO by climbing out on tho pilot o( his engine while it was running and picking tho babe up off Ibo truck. Tho father and mother stood on tko top of tho embankment and looked down ot tho sight. They had allowed tho child to roll down whilo it was playing. Lamoreux stopped his engine, ond, ppringing up thc bunk, deposited the child in ils father's arma, with thc remark : "Damnation, don't let it occur oguin !" WASHINGTON, August 8.-Doth Ilonsos of Congress adjourned ?ino die al three o'clock this afternoon, and tho statesmen oro leaving for homo os fast as they can gel off, Th ero were enough postage slumps wasted by (he candidates defeated in our lalo Stale Con vention to ed?cale a poor girl or iwo in BOH?O college. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. O oonoo Oonri-ty. Dy Richard Lewis, Esq., Judge of Probate. WUKKKAS. Jas. J. Hooper lins made suit lo me lo grant him Leiters of Administra tion of thc l>l at e. and Effects of Nelson T, Hooper, deceased These arc, therefore, to cito and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said N. T. Hooper, doceused, that they bc and aplicar before io?, In Ibo Court of Probat o. to bo held nt Walhalla.' S. C., on Monday, 21st of August. 1882, after publication hereof, at ll o'olock in tho forenoon, lo ?how cnuse, if any they havo, why tho said administration should not bo granted. Given under my hand and scat, this tho 2Clh day of July Anno Domini 1882. RIC ll A HI) LEWIS, .Tudgo of Probate of Oeonco County. July 27, 1882 . 8Q SU AN ?MI'OSSIDILITY.-Deserving articles-j aro alwnys appreciated, Tlie exceptional cleanliness of Parker's Hair Halsoui tnnkcR it popular. G ruy hoirs aro impossible with its noousionol usu. Just seo what wo lazy Southerners aro .doing, when even tho roots and herbs aro becoming subject, to our industry. Wo aro going into thc earth and getting everything out of it to "cola into ducats." The liluo Hidgo and Alleghenies will shortly \ ring us u orup of timber, berrica, nula i nd >.>j;t.< worth moro than tho bid orup of tobacco. Thc truth is, wo n>o up and doing - every. ? thing is being turned into money.-Lynch- \ burg Advance. How. IT WAS PINK.-"How do yon | manage," said a lady to her frio d, "t. uppcor so happy ?nd good nat un i! di (I: time?" "I always havo Parker** Ginger Tonio handy" waa tho r^ply, ?'and thus onsily heep myself and family iu good health. When I am well I always feel good natured." " A rv ni o ii x c is ni a tn TS. " For tim I.euialatlii'e. Tho friends ol Qol, lt. K Mason, respectfully nomi nato him ns n candidato for tho Legislan turo nt tho ensuing election, subject to tho notion of tho Democratic party in tho prim ary election FOR* fl'i'obatc Ju tige. The friends of lticiiAim LEWIS, Ksq., re spectfully announce him n candidate for re-elec tion to Hie ellice of Probate Judgo of (Jennee county nt Mic next election, subject lo ratifica tion by (ho Democratic parly. For County Auditor. 'flic friends of Joii.v J. SMITH respectfully announce him ns n candidato for County Auditor, subject to thc action of thopooplcin thc primary election. For County Treasurer. Thc friends of JOSEPH W. HOI.LUMAN re spect fully nominate lum ns a suitable person to lill Ibo office of County Treasurer, and place his name before thc Democrat ie vo'ers of thc cornily fur recommendation nt thc primary election lo said office. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. Tho friends of ISAAC WiOKMPfU, KSQ., re spectfully announce him a candidate for re election lo tho oflice cf School Commissioner of Oconcc County, subject lo thc action of tho people in the primary cleollon. We ure authorized ti annoi. icc MARSHAL IL DENDY as a candidate for School Commissioner of Coonee County ni Ibo ensuing election, sub ject to ratification by Mic Democrat io voters ol' said county iii primary election or otherwise, ns may be determined. Thc friends of C. W. MOORE respeclfully nominate him fur tho oflice of School Com missioner of Oconec County at Ibo c -ming election, subject to tho action of tho Domo? oratio Party. Mr. Mooro is well kno rn to tho people of tho county, having i night school for several years nt Will balbi and Seneca City, and is fully qualified to discharge ihn duties of tho office, if Cloded, FOR clj??TY COMMISSIONERS. The friends of M. NICHOLSON respectfully .?.?.??.. i.:-< ns a oiiauiaato lor re-election lo tho oflice of County Commissioner of Oconec county at the ncxl election, subject to nomina.-. . 'On by the Democratic piny. The friends of \V. \V. Moss respectfully an nounce him ns a Candidato for re-election lt) thc olllco ol' County Commissioner of Oconec cornily at the next election, subject to nomination by the Democratic party. Tho friends of Jons R. STEELE respectfully announce bini ns a candidate for re-clcotion to the office of Cornily Commissioner of Coonee county at (ho next election, subject lo nomina tion by thc Democratic parly. For Cw it gre.'.?. Wc ore authorized to nnnounoo Hon. ' WYATT AIKEN a candidato for re-election t? Congress. CIRCULAR. To further * 'Om -|te tho lulorosl ' patrons and thc I voiupiueut .?! i'-: c. I'osouroos and industries of ibo regions of country served by its system of Railroads the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company will again incur the labor and expenso of mOkipg io) illustrative Exhibit ibis Fall. Tho Now England Manufacturers and Mechanics' Instituto will hold its Second Exposition in Ruston, Mass., on the Otb of September. It has cordially inrited the Richmond and Danville Railroad. Oompany to display its Exhibits in its v.ingnificcnt Build ing. Tho invitation has been accepted. Such r,n opportunity for a practical and wide reaching advertisement of tho subjects which composo tho material wealth of our section of tho Son t h and of ibo manifold advantages and inducements it offers fur tho investment of Northern, and especially New England capital und for Now England immigration, hus never before been presented to our peo< plc. Il should not bo neglected. All persons throughout the grout Piedmont, Mountain and other regions embraced in tho Richmond and Danville system of Railroads in any way interested in material develop? mont mid enterprises-ownors of Mineral Lands and Mines, Timber Lands, Mariufnc? turing Establishments and water powers aro invited to avail themselves of tho benefit of this exhibit. Capt. C. C. McPhail, Chiof of Eu roan of Minns and Manufactures, has ohargo of all matters of detail connected with tho exhibit to bo mudo in Ruston, Mass., on tho Otb of September. All persons desiring informa tion and to mnko contributions of Materials and Specimens nro requested to correspond with him. T. M R. T?LCOTT, General Manngor. Richmond. Va.. Jure 21. 1882. HEADQUARTERS. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. I) Y contract in writing willi tho manufacturers 1) wo aro tho only authorized ageius in tho Counties of Abbeville, Anderson mid Oconcc for the snlc of Daniel UN-airs llevolvlng fiend; ftlllH, Fcc?lcr? amt < lindens rt). Wc gunrantco to sell nt manufacturers' price} and will givo satisfaction or ask for no piy. Moro Pratt (lins have been sold in our ter ritory in tho inst flvo years than all other kinds combined. Terms easy. Sond foy, circulars.' Mo'CUbLY & TAYLOR. Anderson, S. C. July 20, I?82, 35 2m Ho sure you goto Olenu's, nt Westminster, If | you want goods cheap. Olonns, ut Westminster, will close out their present slock nt greatly reduced prices for tho next thirty days. Don't forget to coll. Malaiin. Chills and Ko ver mid Billion attacks positively cured with Emory's Stand md Curo Pills-nu tn Hil li l>lo remedy; novos falls lo euro tho most obstinate, long-stand ing pnfjBs whoro Quinine and all other remo di"s li id failed. They m o propnrotl expressly for mutations sections, in double mixes, two kind.-- of.PKls, containing a strong outhnrtio and !. iibi|| breaker, pogar Cou tod/ contain* no Ci*itmuo or Mercury, causing no griping or f . .. ig: they uro mild and nflicient, cor tnin in i fir action ?ind harmless In all cases, they effietnally olcnnso tho system and givo now lil* nd tone tn tho body. As a house hold romid-. 'hey ur unequaled. For Liver '?: lojnt ll ir i n I is not known; ono box H UI liflvn a ?vondorlnl ofJoOt on the worso caso. They uro used and prescribed by Physicians and sold by Diuggisis ovory where, or sent by mail, 25 and 50 cont boxos. Emory's Liltlo Cathartic Pills, host over made, only 15 cents. Standard Cure Co. U l Nassau Street, Now York. July 13. 34-5m* CJruud ftlidKiiiiiitioi' Closing Ont S;\lc. I .ooo I'tanoH an?l Oi-tfaii* iM^Ilottli Hot I otu Canil Hates, ?Ml n;?isy 'flVrins. Buy now and pny when cotton comes in. A small cash payment and balnnoo November Isl. 1,000 standard Instruments, from best makers only. All styles and prices. No stencil instru ments. Makers' names on all. s ere i A i, MIDSUMMER OFFED.. Finuos $'2? onsh und balanoo Novombcr 1st, 1882. Organs $10 cash and balance November 1st, 1882. Lowest cash rales and no interest. Can't buy cheaper next, fall with cash in hand. Clos ing out lo reduce slock and keep working force employed through summer. Special midsummer offers to instilment buy ers. Send for catalogues, prico lists nnd cir culars, Riving full information. Address Lunnr.N & BATHS' Southern Musio House, Savannah, Ga., Thc Creal Wholesale Piano nnd Organ Depot of thc South. . juG-33 4t WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT, AITLEC-Dried, per pound 5 Green, per bushel 1.60 BUTTER-Per pound 15(77)20 BEESWAX-Per pound 18 to 20 BEEK-Per pound 4@7 BACON-Di v suit shoulders ll (nfl 3 " ' " C. B. Sides 15 S C. hams, canvassed 10 CALICO-Per y Ard G($10 COFFEE-Kio per pound 12(?\1G " -Lagu\ rn, pt r pound ' 20 " --Java, per pound 25(??30 CANDI.I S- dumnntino, por sot 15(&20 ?? -.-perin, per pound 30 CHICKEN? A M) FOWLS, per bend 18@25 COTTON-? Per pound, middling. 10(^11 " -y. urn, pi; hu nob 90 to LOO Cr ITERA?-Per pound 5 DI CKS-Per f ad 20(7?VJ5 F.oos, per doz^n 10(a}l2? Ft.yui?, por sack, (93 pounds,) 4.00(^4.50 i EATHERS-Goose, per pound 45 '* -Mixed per pound 30 CHAIN-Com, per bushel, I.10@l 20 -Bye. ocr bushel " 1.10 -Oa's, red, per bushel 75 IRON- English reit n ni, per pound 4i(<7>r> " -S weed, per p ?una 0(m7 u -Band, per pound 5(<u0 " . -Hoe ), per pound 10 Potwnro, per pound 5@? LAUD, per pound 12} (a) 15 LIME, y er barrel " 2,00 LU M KKK, pur thousnnd feet 10.00 ' ? --? r.A 1V' MOLASSES, per gallon 50(<?G0 M.UIDF.U, nor pound 15(c7?20 NAt|.s, per keg 4.00(<?<> Ol) ONIONS, per bushel 1.00 Ott., kerosene, per gallon 10(^20 POTATOES-Irish, per bushel 80(^100 BICE, lior pound 8(/f}10 .SALT-Liverpool, per sack 1.40 i SHIRTING, wholesale 7 I " retail H i " wholesale 7? % " rot ail 7 4-4 SiinRTiNO, wholosnlo 8 ratall 8j f? T. nor poun ! 1U f itt TS TURPK <i vr. ncr gallon TO pou;, i 8@10 t . -Cru . ! poi pound 1-? ?A NV into, per pound 10 irown, per pound O tlxtra C., per pound 10 , .' bite nnd blue, por pound 0J@7 . pc . pound 6(?10 H\- ., por pound 50(<??90 pom 1, smoking 40(075 T.u.i. i . MM- 7 ;. - .. a? 75(7^1.00 CK ESE-Por head 3O(</),40 I IONEV, per poun d 8(r?IO HIDES-Dry, per pound " -Oreen, per pound 0@0i INDIGO-Spanish Float, per pound T.2* " -Carolina, per pound 70 TEAS-Gun Powder, por pound 1.50 Hyson, Creen, per pound 80 Young Hyson Black, per lb 75 WOOL, washed, per pound, 30 too5 ?. S. IM1MAL REVENUE. COI LECTOR'S OFFICE, DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA, July 6, 1882. VT OTIC E is hereby given to all whom it mny 1\ ponecrn, that thc following described pro perly, having been seized for violations of tho United Stales Internal Kcvenuo Law. hoads for tho oosls of action in tho United Slates Court J must be filed willi Ibo Collector of tho Distriol within lliirly days from Hie date hereof, or tho j same will bo forfeited to tho United States, to wit: Ono Copper Still, Cap and Worm, seized ns the property of Joe Slniisell. E. M. BRAYTON, Collector District S, C. BY F.. F. Br.onoF.TT, Deputy Collector, July 0, 1882. 33-3t STANTON'S HA it!) WARR, FURNITURE and GRO CERIES, being frosh goods and Into arrivals, ero s dd in seven Counties, nil on account ol s i >r|or quality und low prices. Corner Main and 'I ".vnvillo Streets. Scnooa, S. C. Juno 1, 1S82-28?4nt f?a/mirtoii female Oollego. Y/cll t h c;od uoiirso of study. Speoial departments for all ibo ornamental branches. Faculty huge, aldo and experienced. Ex tensivo groan ls for recreation. Excellent building'*, 100x88 feet, four stories, contain?? in ; 125 apartments. Commodious Chapo), N ce Rooiindon, Ornamental, Play nnd Boh rc mis. \V inned b f steam nnd lighted by gi s. Only two you >g Indi' i occupy n ro m. 0 largos lo\ or than my school olloring cq ml adv.vi tngos in tho United States. Sos>ion bcpiPs Sopiombor il, 1882. For terms, Catii log?os and fm thor particulars midi ess J, T. PATTERSON, President, Lexington, Kentockv. July 13, 1882. 34-lin I S. MESSER, DEPUTY SUItVKYOIt ANO NOTA.ll Y PVBIilC. WILL givo prompt attention to Surveying of Land, taking Dower?, proving Deeds, Ac counts, &c. Suitablo blanks kept on hand. OIDco at . . Tugaloo P. 0., 8. t;. May 4, 1882. 31-tf j. B/ S?NDBS~ Deputy Surveyor and JYotary Publie. I If ILL g'?o Fpecinl attention lo Hie Surveying M of Land, writing Deeds and Mortgages, Inking Dowers, proving Deeds, AccountB, &c., upon short m lice Ornen AT . - OAKWAV, S. C. Nov 10, 1881 02-ly [0 1/ ? H ii LIABLE.] I3UHE Liquors and Wi np?, Largo Refrigerator filled with Beer, Cider and Bottled Liquors. Tho best Cigurs and Toboeoo for tho money. Corner Main and Townvillo Streets, Seneca, S. C. Juno 1, 1882 -28-4m COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE, A COPARTNERSHIP wns formed on the 4th il. day of April, ultimo, between tho under signed in tho Moult KSititling anti lllauli Book m an it fa? itnrliis HIIKIIICSR, Under tho firm name of STOKHS & DORSEY, The business will be continued nt thc old stand, opposite Oily Hall, Columbia, S. C., where they will bc pleased lo serve the public. H. H. STOKHS, JOHN DOItSHY. I need scarcely refer to thc capacity and skill of my pariner, Mr. JOHN DORSEY, as ho is well known to this community, having been as sociated with mc as Foreman of my establish ment for many years. I respectfully solicit for Hie new firm n con tinuance of thc kind and liberal patronage enjoyed by myself for very many years. HNOUH II. STOKFS. May 18, 1882. 2<i-4t SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! J. P, WICKLER, WALHALLA, S. C., Respectfully announces to tho public that ho has on hand a full and eomplotejstock ef STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY, STRAW, FUR AND WOOL HATS FOR EVERBODY, CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING ouuus, Corn, Bacon. Lard, Syrups, Snit, Tobacco and Cigars, Can Goods, Candies and Crackers, Coffee and Sugars Rico, Soda, Spices, Ginger, Pepper, &0. General Supply of Light Groceries and Largo stuck of Crockery and Glassware If Plows, Plow Stocks, Hoes, Trace Chains, or any Plantation Supplies uro wanted, 1 will sell as cheap as anybody. I buy for cash and can't bo undersold. I will pny the highest market prices for Corn, Bacon, Cotton, or any Country Pro duco. ..CHARLIE and JOHNNIE" say they cnn beat any two boys in town waiting on tho Indies and believe they can provo it. Givo me a cull and prico my goods before you buy elsewhere. Respect full v, J. P. April 20, 1882. 22 " SPUING SUMMER GOODS. -1 have just received my slock of Spring and Summer G! nods, Which I ara offering low for cash. -A Largo Lot of Men's and Roys' Straw Hats, cheap. -A Good Assortment of Ladies' and Men's Shoes. Groceries and Planta tion Supplies in abundance. Everything cheap for cash or barter. Give me a call. J. O. MIOKLER, "WaMialla, S- a.< April 27, 1882. 23-1 y LADIES STORE, Wc have just re ceived a new and beautiful lot of SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS' AND CLOTHING, -Also o complete assortment of-' THE BAY STATE: -A. INT O MILES SHOES. Respectfully, G. L. REID & CO, City h? asi 1ME, -BY DR. R. C. DAVIS & CO. J A ROE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF-' 33x-xx & sa, Mocliciixo?/ Faints, Oils, BooK?, ""TPiotTLTX-O HPX'?VXXXOG?, "STVXXx dow G-.liiwfj, Stationox'y ?ucl TOIIJET -A.'Tl'X'X-' OliEfi Xi J\. J^CXP&_ , ?A.-OsTJCfr OIG -A. ri. S, TObaOoo,' JS n xxl!" ?vnci. Pipos. SEEDS ! SEEDS ! SEEDS H LANDR?T1I AND BIJIST'S G All DEN SEEDS. ALSO, FIELD SEEDS, VIZr RED CLOVER, ORCHARD CRASS, GERMAN MILLET, TIMOTHY, BLUE GRASS, .. . HEARDS GRASS, &C. Wc guarantee tliesc Seeds to bo fresh and Ilia very best, and wo will sell them at reasonable' prices to induce farmers to plant them. it. <:. ?AVIS & co., Townvlllo St., .Seneca City, S. C. Bia?" Dn. It. C. DAVIS* Office in rear of Drug Si oro. December 16, 1881 ? STUDENTS Preparing to attend Lectures should correspond1 wiih thc Dean of Hie Hospital College of Medi cine. A thorough didactic cour^o with unex celled hospital 'advantages and moderate' clm.?g?s. For circulars and further information' address W. IL BOLLING, M. D, Hd and Jefferson Sis., Louisville, Ky. June 22, 1882. 8l-8mp BETHEL CLASSICAL AND MILITARY ACADEMY, IN a country noted fur beauty and. health. Course ot study, 10 branche*, unequalled; in extent, surpassed in thoroughness by no' academy in thc South. Medical and Lawr Courses preparatory to tho University of Va., Board, tuition, medical nttendanco, half Fcssion, $95. No extras. Address MAJ. A. G SMITH, Bcthol Academy, P.0*.,' Fnv County. Virginia, july 27, 188?.. 30-lm' flticliaiioitri &> Danville lt. R. PASSENGER DEPARTMENT: On and after tho Otb of July, 1882, tlio! Passenger Train, Service on tho Atlanta and1 Charlotto Air Lino Division will bo OB fol lows: EASTWARD. Mail and Express. No. 61. No. 5a Leovo Atlanta 2 40 P M 4 00 A M.' Arrive Gainesville 6 04 P M 6 19 A M Arrive Lula 5 35 P M 0 50 A M Ar Rubun Gop J uno 0 11PM 741AM Arrive Tocoou G 48 P M 8 17 A Mi Arrivo Scncoa 8 14 PM 9 20 A Nf Arrive Greenville 10 OG P M ll 08 A M Arrive Spartonburg 11 40 P M 12 24 P M| Arrive Gastonia 2 OG A M 2 60 P M Arrivo Charlot io 8 15 A M 4 00 P M WESTWARD; Mail and Express. Mail. No. 50. No. 62v Loavo Charlotto 1 00 A M 12 50 P Ml Arrivo Gostonia 2 02 AM 1 47 P M Arrivo Spartanburg 4 31 A M. 4 06' P M) Arrivo Grconvillo 5 69 A M 5 29 P MC Arrivo Seneca 7 43 A M 7 10 P M Arrivo Toocoa 9 18 A M 8 39 P Ml Ar Rabun Gap Juno 10 00 A M 9 17 P M Arrivo Lula 10 37 AM 9 54 P Ml Arrive Gainesville ll OG A M 10 24 P M Arrivo Atlanta 1 30 P M 12 60 A M T. M. ll. TALCOTT, General Manager. I, Y. SAGE, Superintendent. A. POPE, G on. Pss. ?T?O kot Agent.