Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, September 21, 1882, Image 3
_ SaOCPAL MATTBRS,
We predloted that the Grconbaokers wore
Radical* in disguise. Their coalition verifies
this prediotlon.
The Greenbaokers now lmve 'soilr Cherrys.
Their teeth are on edge. Their Cherrys oro
green as well as their backs,
For tho past eight or ton days wo havo had
most delightful weather for picking cotton
and gathering fodder und hay.
Mr. Jesse Mulkey, an old and respected
oitiien of our county, died recently of dropsy
of tho ehest. He was 70 years old.
Tho day and date of tho big show, already
announced as coming to Walhalla, has beeu
positively fixed for Wednesday, Ootobor -Ith.
T bo Walhalla Fomale College has opened
.te present session with very flattering pros
pects, between 00 and 70 studonte having
already beon enrolled.
The mass meeting at Sonooa City has boon
changed from tho 30th to tho 291li instant?
The candidates and all others will bear this
in mind.
The Slate campaign is progressing finely.
York hoe made the beta turo out so far.
Larger nudionoes aro oi peeled in tho low
country.
Mr. II. A.H. Gibson is nnnttMncdl this week
fes a oandidalo for coroner. Mr. Gibson is a
lawyer and fully competent to discharge tho
Unties of the office
Mr. Wnbbi of tho "New York Cash Store,"
at Anderson, will visit Walhalla during tho
coming wook with a completo lino of dry
goods and novelties and would be most happy
to bo favored with somo orders from our
people.
Through a pr?valo source wo learn that a
cominillo- of citizens wailed on Mr. M. W.
Coleman on tho 18th instant in reference to his
candidacy for (ho Legislature, and ho said to
tho committee that if ho was elected ho would
serve tho whole people to the best of his ability.
Attention is directed to tho oorrcotion of n
typographical error whioh occurred in tho
advertisement of tho Walhalla Femulo Col
lege. Tho ratos of tuition in tho collegiate
department arc $30 por year instead of $10
OS formerly published.
Mr. Nathan Hunter, living above Wallalla
four or fivo milos, departed this lifo on Fri
day night last, tho 15th instant. Mr. Hun
ter was a good citizen, a nativo of Newborry
.county and was eighty-two yours old.
Messrs. Fahnostock and George Foster deservo
?commendation for tho manner in whioh they
h ave. worked out several of tho hilts on the
Walhalla and Westminster road. Such work is
permanent and is well worth tho imitation ol
?nany road overseers.
J. B. Sanders, Esq , lias catted at our office
?ind says lie is no candidate for coroner on any
body's ticket. Ile assigns as his reason that i
-elected he might have to olficiato at thc execu
tion of Mr. Hobius, our Sheriff, and ho don"
want (he job. So tho Orcenliackrrs ono by om
aro tefl alone.
A correspondent of ibo Charleston New
and Courter states that a killing frost ha
visited Oeoneo County. This is n mistake
Wo havo had no frost yet. Wo have no
oven been ' bit" hy tho Qreenbockcrs, who or
making more noUo hmo thuu clbcwhoro ii
tho State?
William Clark and Jnko Hob insoi
colored, wore prosecuted fur petit larceny b,
Sam. Williams, oolorcd, beforo Joo W. Sho
lor, Esq. Clark was found guilty of stonlin.
ttirco pounds of bnoon from Williams am
sentenced to pay a One of $5 and costs
which ho paid in preference to going to jail
Wc call attention to tho card of Hon. Geo. lt
CheTry, declining (o allow his mimo used as
candidate for the House- of Ropresentativct
Mr. Cherry lins well desorved popularity an
many of his friends will regret that he refuse
to become a candidate beforo the primaries, bu
are rejoiced to know (hat he is not in accor
with tho Grccnbackcrs.
Miss Fanuio May Witt, correspondent of th
Sunny South, Allanta, Ga., paid un a horrie
visit on Wednesday morning. She is traveling
lu tho interest of that paper and would b
pleased to receive subscriptions from our pee
plo. Wo hope Miss Witt will call to sec ti
?gain soon and make her visit longer, for il i
not often wo have (he pleasure of meeting wil
euch an agreeable female journalist ns she.
Mr. John Thompson, Jr., ono of Walhalla1
promising young men, has rocontly oomploto
bis study of telegraphy and has been assigne
to a good position in tho Westorn Unio
Tologrnph Offioo in Atlanta, Qa. It is wit
plcuHiu-o wo ohroniolo our young friend1
advancement and hope ho may win man
laurels in his ohoeen profession.
Tho candidatos and oounty oanvassei
made their tour through tho Soulhorn portio
of tho county last wook. They woro met (
South Union, Fair Play and Providence b
largo and enthusiastic meetings of tho Di
mooraoy. Speoohes woro made by J, ?
Verner, Joo W. Sholor, W. J. Striblirif
Ksqs., at South . Union. Those gontlemc
wero met at Fair Play by Messrs. Oalhou
and Moore who added their strength to th
cause. The Domooraey in this neighborboo
^ is solid.
Tho ?talement was made in our columr
last wook that tho State Dotnoorntio Exeou
live Committee had selected Kev. S. 1
Jones, of Pondleton, ns a candidato fe
Suporintendont of Education. This was
mistake. Perhaps tho wish was fathor to th
act, Tho committee has selected Co
Anbury Coward, of York, ns a candidato fr
State Suporintondont of Eduoation. Co
Coward is a grad?alo of a military eohoi
and has beon toaohing for many years. W
bopo he will mako as good a suporintondoi
ns Gol. Thompson has dono.
Now is the timo and Glenn's at Wcstminsb
is tho placo to buy your fall goods, They a:
now receiving a splendid stock of goods ar
will sell them to suit tho times.
Ladies* and gents' hats, ladies' shawls ar
cloaks a specialty at D. II. & W. S. Glenn'
Westminster, S. C. Call and examino the
stook.
Tho war in Egypt is practically over. Tl
English are in Cairo and Arabi Pasha
n prisoner anti tho publio mon ol tho oounti
aro suing for poace. The military mov<
t monti ol tho English have n >t only boc
brilliant, bat eminently successful. Tl
question now is, will England relinquish hi
told on Egypt?
Married, on the 18th of Scptcmbor, 1882, by
J. Y7. HaulbrooV, Esq.. Joseph T. Martin ond
Miss Sarah M. Emory, both of Oooaeo county.
The $30,000 eleotrlo light of S. II. Barrett
& Oo.'e Now Show will blo'/.o like Chicago's
conflagration at Walhalla, on Wednesday,
Ootobor 4tH.
A tJerman who was lately married, saypt
"It ?ns easier for a neodlo to Talk ont of n
camel's eye that for a mans to got dor lasht
ford mit a womans."-?n'o'n.
Charlotte Observer: Our wholesale mer*
ohants say that their trade during tho week
just passed has benn largor than for corres
ponding week of any previous year in the
history of Cbarlotto.
Tho Chief of Police of Columbia has sent
out telegrams ordoring tho arrest nf Murinny,
tho oirous man, who Sa Charged with de
frauding his creditors.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR C???O??RT
The friends of II. A. IL UNISON respectfully
announoo him asa candidato for election to tbte
of?oe of Coroner of Coonee county at tho next
election, subject to tho nomination by the peo?
pie in the primar; election.
Tho friends of SAMOBI, II. JOHNS respectfully
announoo him OB a candidate for re-election to
Ibo oiftco of Coroner of Oconco county at tho
UcXt election, subjeot to the nomination by the
people in tho primary election.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Tho friends of II KN av MVKRH announce
him ns a candidate for County Commissioner
of Ooonee county, eubjoot to tho notion of
tho Democratic party. Ho will represont tho
pooplo in tho lower portions of tho county.
Tho friends of E. A. PKRRY respectfully
announce bim as a candidato for election
to tho offioo of County Commissioner of
Ooonee county at tho next election, subject
to nomination by tho Democratic party.
The friends of THOMAS Binn respectfully
announce him asa candidato for elect ion to tho
?cc of County Commissioner of Oconco county
at tho next election, subjeot to nomiuation by
tho Democratic party.
Tho friends of O. I. WALKKR respectfully
announce him os a candidate for clcotion to tho
offlooof County Commissioner of Oconcc oounty
nt tho next election, subject to tho nomination
by Hie Dcmoorftlio party.
The friends of M. NICUOI.SON respectfully
announoo him as a candidate for re-election lo
tho offico of County Commissioner of Ooonco
county at the next election, subjeot to nomina
tion by thc Democratic party.
Tho friends of W. W. Mons respectfully an
nounoe him as a candidato for re-election to thc
offico of CountyConunissionor of Ooonee oounty
nt tho next election, subjeot to nomination by
thc Ucmocratio party.
Tho friouds of JOHN lt. STREU: respectfully
announce him asa candidate for ro-otcction lo
tho ofiico of County Commissioner of Ooonee
county at tho next election, nu bj ?ct to nomina
tion by tho Democratic parly.
For tin; Lei; ?H Int it re.
'?TUB PEOPIB'S CAN1MOATK."
Feeling confident that ito is tho man for tho
times, tho many friends of Mr. M. W. COT.KMAN
nominate him for thc House of Representatives
from Ooonee oounty, subjeot to (ho action of the
Democratic party.
The friends of WM. J. Sra nu,INO respect
fully nominate him ns a candidato for tho
Legislnturo ac the ensuing oleotion lo represent
the pooplo of Oconie oounty, subject to tho
aotion of tho Dcmocratio party in I he primary
election on the Gt li day of Ootober next.
The friends of W. L. HUUOKNS respect*
fully nominate him a candidate for (he Legisla
ture at tho ensuing election, subjeot lo tho
action of thc Dcmocratio party of Oconcc county
in thc primary clcotion on the 6th day of Ooto
ber next.
Tho friends ol Col. R. E. Mason, respectfully
nominato him BS a candidate for tho Legisla
ture at tho ensuing election, subject to tho
action of the Democratic party in tho prim
ary election.
Foi* County Treasurer.
Tho friends of W. L. VKKNKR respectfully
announce him ns a candidate lo fill thc ofiico
of County Treasurer of Ooonee County, or.d
placo his miine before tho Democratic voters of
the county for recommendation at tito primary
election on tho 6tb day of Ootober next to said
offico.
Tho friends of JOSEPH W. IIOM.KMAN re
spectfully nominato him as a suitable person to
fill tho ofiico of County Treasurer, and plaoe his
namo before the Democratic vo'crs of thc county
for recommendation at the primary election to
said office.
For Probate ?fudge*
The friends of RICHARD LEWIS, ESQ., re
spectfully announce him a candidate for re-elec
tion to tho offico of Frobato Judge of Oconco
county nt tho next oleotion, subject to ratifica
tion by thc Dcmocratio party.
For County Auditor.
The friends of JOHN J. SMITH respectfully
announce him as n candidato for County
Auditor, subject to tho aotion of tho pooplo in
tho primary election.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
The friends of ISAAC WIOKMPPB. ESQ., re
spectfully announce bim a candidate for re
election to tho ofiico of School Commissioner of
Oconcc County, subject to the action of the
people in tho primary oleotion.
We are authorized lo announce M A it S IIA b II.
DENDY as a candidato for Solo.ol Commissioner
of Coonee County at tho onsuing oleotion, sub
jeot to ratification by tho Dcmocratio voters of
said county in primary clcotion or otherwiso, ns
may bo determined.
Tho friends of C. Yt. MOO RIO respectfully
nominato him for tho offico of School Com
missioner of Ooonco County nt tho onsuing
oleotion, subject to thc action of tho Domo?
oratio Party. Mr. Mooro is well known to
tho people of tho county, having taught
sohool for eevornl years at Walhalla and
Soncoa City, and is fully qualified to dis charge
tho duties of tho offioo. if elootcd.
For Congress.
. Wo oro authorized to announoo Hon. D.
WYATT AIKEN a candidato for re election to
Congress.
FOUND AT LAST.-An agreeable dress
ing for tho hair that will stop its falling
has been long sought for. Parker's Hair
Balsam, distinguished for its purity, fully
supplies this want.
IMPROVEMENT FOR MIND AND DODY.
There is moro strength-restoring power in
a bottlo of Parker's Ginger Tonio than in a
bushel of malt or a gallon of milk. As an
appetizer, blood purifier and kidney correc
tor, Micro is nothing liko it, nod invalid?
consequently lind it a wonderful invigoranb
for mind and body,- Commercial.
?
G?ata Day for Ali !
THE LIKE MAY NEVER AGAIN BE SEEN!
The 3VIigh.ty JS/T ammoth. iVCori?roli. a,nd.
G-igeuntio Colossus
Of oil Amusement Organizations, PuDoplicd in
S. Ii, BARRETT & CO.'S
NEW UNITED MONSTER
Railroad Shows !
ORIENTAL CIUOUS, EGYPTIAN CARAVAN AND UNIVERSAL
EXPOSITION OF LIVING WONDERS!
Positively coming and will exhibit in all its vast entirety nt
'WALHALLA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4TK.
7 Enormous Metropolitan Menageries United
.so ULAZONEO CA?ES or wu,? BEASTS.
Positively thc largest collection of extremely Karo Wild Animals willi any exhibition on Hilt
continent. Tito Largest Living
WiKNYiS mm rilPpOPOYAMUS
Ever Imported-a hugo shambling Uiver Horse, tho terror of all Saurians-claimed by maiij
Theologians and Zoograplicrs to bc identical with thc Behemoth of tho Biblo.
A Pair of fll A JHS'I'IC Mit All's, broken to harness and drawing Roman chariots.
$100.000 invcslod in more than eighly tons ol' educated ilcsli. A monster all-represcntm?
herd ol' l*cvfoniliii(( ftlvpEmiiln, including twice Ibo largest animal known to exist, Hu
fanious old India War Elephant, Xci xo, several inches taller and thc heaviest animal on ihit
continent, said lo bo over 1200 years ot' agu. Also the midget, faillie Dot, thrice (bo smallest
full grown Elephant ever seen.
Thc greatest of all feature, the first and only genuino " fyloil Slayer." tho only animal ol
its kind ever on exhibition in this or any other country. Von will seo die great Abyssiniar
ll A ItlltOUSSA, an animal never Indore exhibited in America. The first and only I10UIP
OPOTIMUS ever exhibited on Ibis continent. Tho only genuino
TOIrWip MOIrtSE,
You will see thc Simiom Colossus, Cynocephalus, tho live ton Performing Black Rhinoceros, ar
Arclio Aquarium of Polar Mammoths. You will seo features ncvor before witnessed willi any
oilier exhibition on earth. Elks driven Tendern in (lie Streets, Performing Arabian Dromedaries
and Zebras trained to perform incredible feats, Lapland hurdle racing reindeer, a gigantic riding
Cjuoccphalus, performing dens of Hyenas, a school uf learned Seals, performing den of Tigers,
Lions and Leopards. A pair of African Elands. A cavalcade of Pourieen Performing Kentucky
Thoroughbreds, the largest number of tho most beautiful and best trained horses in the world
and inoro than a whole show alono.
THIRTY ARABIAN CAMELS.
A completo and exhaustive collection of Living Zoological Wonders I You will see Willi?
Cobb's original and only Miniature. Circus of Dogs, Goats and Monkeys.
COMPLETE CIRCUS COMPANIES COMBINED,
Employing over Ono Hundred Famous Chiefs I Twenty Double Somersault Leapers, led bj
Hie acknowledged champions of Hie entire world. JAMES Quia LEV and WILLIAM BATOIII.OU
$10.000 challenge their equal is not to bc found. Twenty Champion Bare-Back Riders, bcadet
by Miss Viola Rivers, Miss Jennie Ewers, Mr. Orrin Hollis and Charles Ewers, thc champion two
four and eix horse riders of Hie old and now world.
THE WORLD FAMED RENO AND DUNDAR, THE CHAMPION ARTISTS
OP THE TRIPLE ?ARI
Tho only and inimitable In A LETTA AND WALLACE, aerial Bycyolislsof Hie nineteenth century
whose wonderful performances on (he invisible wiro 00 foet in tho air, holds thousands of pcopli
In breathless awe.
10 CLOWNS. 10
Headed by tho King Laugh-Makers, tho great
AYMAR BROTHERS.
Tho Low Comedy Hear, "Bruno." Steam Air Ship in operation outside, freo to all. Tho Sheik's
Return from Conquest. A Quorter of a Million Street Parado. Three Superb
Musical Brigades. Tho New Leviathan Steam Band, a HO-Voiced
Jubilee Chorus, always Exhibiting Just What it
Advertises.
Cheap Excursion Rates on all Railroads to
thc Qroat " World's Exposition."
One TTiolsoit, Admits -ta etil .A^cLvertised.
Shows. Ohildren Under IST ine Yesurs
Irl alf IPrioe,
TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS DAILY. 'L??'V??;
more, and so fat* as it is concerned, no other Show exists.
WIL?/ At.30 EXHIBIT ?T
GREENVILLE, OOTOBER 6TH*
isr o R?ivr ?. N's
NEUTRALIZING
CORDIAL.
\8?RE olid clTcclUnl remedy for Mic euro of
nil irregularities and disorders of (lio Sto
mnoli mid lloWels, whether lit ohildren or
adults. It is acceptable lo tliO stomach wi!hont
being offensive to tho tttslo. Promptly reliev
ing Dysentery, Diarrhoen, Cholera, Morbus,
Cholera Infantum, Flux, Griping Pains, Flatu
lency, Nausea, Acidity of tho Stomach, Heart
burn, Sick and Nervei? Headache and Dys
pepsia. May be Used in all derangements of
Ibo Stomach and Dowels fruin relaxation of tho
intestines or a oliangc of food or water.
Price 26 ccuts and $1 per bottle.
Sold everywhere.
EXCELSIOR CHEMICAL COMPANY,
SOI.K PllOI'RtKTOIlfl,
Walhalla, g. C.
August 17, 1882. 30-1y
TAX NOTICE!
-0
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
August 15, 1882.
IN ocoordanco with the Supply Bill, ap
proved February Ol ll. 1882, notice is hereby
given that this of?co will be Open for tho
collection of taxes
Frlilny, September 15,
and will remain open until Ootober 31st?
Tho rato per centum of taxes is ns follows:
State purposes, 1 j mills.
County, - n n 3 mills.
Schools, p * - 2 milln.
Poll Tux, - ? - H $1 00
For tho convenience of the taxpayers 1
will attend at ibo following piucos:
Aboi Robins', Monday, 18lh September.
Hall's, Tuesday, 19th Scplombecr.
Fort Madison, Wednesday, 20th of Sep
tember.
Westminster, Thursday. 21st Sodtombcr.
Fuir Play. Friday, 22d September.
Sitton's Mills, Saturday, 23d September.
Seneca City, Monday and Tuesday, 25lh
and 2Ci!i September.
High Falls, Thursday, 28th September.
Alexander's store, Friday, 29th September.
And for balance of lime in my ofQoo in tho
Court House.
Tax payers will pienso attond at tho ap
pointments by 3 o'clock P. M.
In all cases where the May Installment has
not boon paid a
Penalty of Five Percent
will bo added to said Installment.
All taxes remaining unpaid on tho first day
of Novembor will incur n
Penalty ot' Fifteen Pei-Cent,
and will bo collected by distress or otherwise
until 15th of November; after that dato thc
County Troasurcr will proceed to oolloot by
levy and salo os provided by law.
Taxes aro payable in tho following kinds
of funds;
Gold and Silver Coin.
United States Currency,
National Rank Notes,
ll. 1\ ALEXANDER,
County Treasurer Oconcc County.
August 17,1882 39-4t
INSURANCE.
NSURE YOUR
COTTON GINS and
COTTON HOUSES,
FARM PROPERTY ami
RESIDENCES.
Apply lo W. O. WHIL?EN,
Williamslon. S. C.,
Or to M. N. SITTON,
Seneca, S. C.
August .11. 1882. 41-4t
GRASS SEEDS !
GRASS SEEDS!
GRASS SEEDS !
Wo havo just roccived Ja lurgo and well
selected stock of
GRASS SEEDS,
Consisting in part of
LUCERNE,
RED CLOVER,
SAPLING CLOVER,
BLUE GRASS,
ORCHARD GRASS,
AND HERDS GRASS,
OR RED TOP.
If there is any variety you desire which
wo havo not on hand wo will gladly oidor it
for you.
Call and soo us,
Respectfully,
G. L. REID ft GO.
WALHALLA
Female College,
W ALUA L h A, S. 0.
'PHIS Institution will open' its KIFTII s>.?srofi
A SP.Pi l^IIIIOK l t, 1S82.
THUMS.
Collcgloto Department, 10 months, . $30 00
Academic Department, 10 months, . 10 00
Primary Depart mont, 10 months, . . 8 00
.Iuvenile Dopart mont, 10 months, . . . 6 00
Hoard, including fuel, lights and room, per'
month, . . . . t . 10 00
Excellent faeilities for studying' music, wax
work and painting.
Bond for catalogue.
J. P. SMELTZER, President.
August 24, 1882v 40 8ru
?<t '
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
WILL OPEN OCTOBER S, 1882;
C 0 V II 8 K OP BTUDY:
General Science, Mechantes a ixl Engineering,
Agriculture Classical Course, Lalla Course
PARTIAL 0 O U lt B K 8,
In English Studies, Practical Mathematics,
Practical Agriculture.
Students admitted to any course for which
they arc prepared.
fUITItlN i'Blit,
Annual Pee of $10 for repairs, Board, (rt'
privato families, front $12 to $16 a month,
Excellent board in messes nt from $8 to $10.
Entire expenses aced not exceed $120; ought
not to exceed JI f G.
For further information address
BENJAMIN SLOAN.
Secretary of Fucully. .
Columbia, S. C.
August 21, 1882. 40 3m*
M. S. MESSER,
DEPUTY SUItVISYOlC AN t?
NOTAIS Y FUIt LIC.
WILL givo prompt attention (o Surveying of
Lund, inking Dowers, proving Deeds, Ac
counts, &c> Suitublo blauks kept on hand.
Otnco at . . Tugaloo P. O., S. C.
May 4, 1882. 84-tf
STANTON^
IO LD RELIABLE.I
PURE Liquors and Wines.
Largo Refrigerator Ulled with Beor,"
Cider and Rottlcd Liquors.
Tho host Cigars and Tobacco for tho
money.
Corner Mniu and Townvillo Streots, Seneca,
S.O. Juno 1, 1882-28-4m
sTllING AND SUMMER GOODS!
J. P, M?CKLER,
WALHALLA, S. C.,
Respectfully announces to tho public that
ho has on hand a full and complotojutock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
&C,
BOOTS AND SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY,
STRAW, FUR AND WOOL HATS
FOR EVERBODY,
CLOTHING AND CUNTS' FURNISHING
GOODS.
Corn, Bacon, Lard, Syrups, Suit. Tobacco
and Cigars, Can Goods, Candies and Craokors,
Codec and Sugars Rico, Suda, Spices, Ginger,
Pepper, ifcc.
General Supply ol Light Groceries and
Largo stock of Crockery and Glaaswaro.
If Plows, Plow Stocks, Hoes, Trace Chains,
or any Plantation Supplies uro wanted, I
will soil as cheap as anybody,
I buy for cash and can't bo undorsold.
I will poy the highest market pricos for
Corn, Bacon, Cotton, or any Country Pro
duce
"CHARLIE and JOHNNIE" say they can
beat any two boys in town waiting on tho
ladies and boliovo (hoy can prove it.
Givo me a call and prico my goods beforo
you buy elsewhere
Respectfully,
J. P. MICKLER.
April 20, 1882. 22
AUGER COLLEGE,
WALHALLA, $. ?J.
FACULTY :
RBV. F. P. M ULT. ALLY, D. D., President.
RKV. J. R. RILEY, D. 1).
RBV. H. STUOXO, A. M.
Pnor. WM. S. Moons.
r|MlE next session commences September 2f,
1 18S2. English, Classical and Soicnlifio
Courses. Military drill. Tuition $10 per
annum. Hoard in private families $10 por
month. Located at tho baso of tho Blue IMdgo
Mountains, thc climate is unsurpassed. For
further information or catalogue address any
member of the Faculty.
F. P. MULI.ALLY, D. D., President.
July 27; 1882. 86-tf
HEADQUARTERS.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
BY contract In writing willi thc manufacturera;
wc arc tho only authorized agents in tho
Counties of Abbevlllo, Anderson and Oconco
for (he sale of
Daniel l*iaU's Revolving- liena*
Gin?, Feeder? ann Condensers.
Wc guaranlco to sell at manufacturers' prices'
and will give satisfaction or ask for no pay.
Moro Pratt Gins have been sohl in our ter
ritory in tho last five years than all vt hui* kinds
combined.
Terms easy. Send for circulars.
MCCULLY & TAYLOR.
Anderson, S. C.
July 20, 18S2'. 85.2m .
STANTON'S..,
HARDWARE, FURNITURE and GRO
CERIES, being frosh goods and .Into
urrivals, oro sold in seven Cnn utica, all ott'
account of superior quality und low prices.'
Corner Main and Townvillo Slroots. Seneca,
S. C. Juno 1, 1882-28.4m
SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY
ACADEMY.
CHARLESTON, S. 0.
FOUNOED 1812.
Will bo ro-C8tablishcd Octobor 1st, I882y
fully organized and equipped.
Col. J. 1> THOMAS, Sunt.'
PAY CADETS RECEIVED FROM ANY
STATE.
But to secure admission, application must
bo mado In advance to
?en. JOHNSON IIAOOOO,
Chairman Board Visitors,
COLUMBIA, S. 0.
Address (or propor forms, informa
tion, Seo.
August 10,1882., as-4h