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f l l . [ ,, - _ III Governor Hagood as a Farmer. : , . i Tho lost issuo of thc Now York * Turf, \ Field and ?farm contains tho following concerning (.iovol nor Ilogood. "lion j Johnson Ilogood, tho present Qovomor of ?South Carolina, is ono of tho oldest eub Boribota to tho Turf, Field and Farm ano ho tnukes o query whioh is of interest to tho owners of voluablo roud horses. I converted ono of my cottoo plantations, four or Gvo yours ugo, iuto a stock und hay farm Odd am HOW niokitlg.oil it, hey omi tho needs of tho place, from 100 to 200 tong of Bormuda hay for salo. It soils in this market at a superior prico to tho best Northern Timothy, und thc tnarkot is equal to my present production, 13ut I havo beou so much impressed with tho value of this hay and tho adaptability of our alluvial lands for its production, that 1 oontcmpluto my meadows beyond the consumption of tho looal market. 1 sold my last crop ot S25 por ton, packed ou tho oars at my railroad Station. Tho present crop I am now selling at 322 per ton. Pucked in tho Dodriok press about 15,000 ooo bo put io a oar. 1 could not put it up nt ICSB than S20 per ton, as that is about tho nominal prico of in fer i jr hoy in thia re gion. Of course, at theso ligures, to Bond North would bo impossible, except for con sumption by those who, for special pur poses,dosircs tho best article to bo obtained." "Wo will say for (he information of (j o ver nor Ilogood that some of our road riders uso tho Bermuda hoy and prefer it to other kinds. When its merits shall become widely known, doubtless others will buy it for consumption, bcoauso tho thoughtful owner of a good horso docs not hogglo about tho privo. Ho simply wants tho best that tho market affords." TUB Bini) OP PA lt A DISK -Thc twelve wired bird of paradiso in its udult male plumage prcscuts a very rcmurkablo appear unco. Thc head, neck and throat are vel vety black, changing in certain lights to a beautiful purple. Tho breast feuthcrs nrc edged with metallic emerald green. The back is olivo-green, tho primaries aud sec ondaries rich purple, tho Hank and under? tail coverts bull'. Tho peculiarities which BUggestcd a Homo for thc bud is a curiou: Prolongation of tho shafts of thc flank feathers-six on each bide, like long wires Tho fomulo docs uot possess these, und ii ultogetlior much plainer in plumage. Mr Wallace lias desoribed it as frequently flowering decs, especially sago palms out pandani, sucking thc flowers, round ont beneath which its unusually largo om powerful feet enable it (o cling. lt motions oro very rapid. It seldom rest more than a few moments on ono tree after which it (lies o If and willi groa swiftness, lo another, lt has a loud eh ri cry, which can bc heard a long way, con eisting of "Cali, cali," repeated five or si times in a descending seale, and nt th lust note it generally flieg o way. Th males ure solitary in their habits, althoug pcrhips they assemble at times, like th true paradise birds. I oall (lie book of Job ono of thc grande; things over written by human pen. Tho reason why wo find BO many das plaocs in thc Biblo is, fur tho most par because there nrc so many dark places i our hearts. Beautiful is tho activity which works f good, and beautiful! thc stillness wi.ii VVoiU for good; blessed tho self sacrifico tlic ono nod blessed, tho self forgelfulnc of tho other. And suto I am that it is better to ? siok, providing Christ comes to tho bcdsii und draws by tho curtains ond Ba "Courage! I am thy salvation," than bo lusty and strong and ucver bo visited 1 Christ. Rules Governing the Primar Election. Resolved Isl. That an election bo held llic places hereinafter designated on Thui day, thc 5th day of October, 1882, for t purposo of nominating candidate) tor t following ofliecs, to wit: Two members of t House pf Representatives, Prob.ito Jud; School Commissioner, Coroner and thr County Commissioners. Resolved 2d. That no candidato shall voted for in said election, and, if voled f snell vote? shall not bo counted, unions su. candidato shall, at tho (imo of election, bc member of some Democratic club in t county ?nd plcdgo himsolf to support ( nominees. Resolved 3d. That (ho candidato or cam dates, to tho number eligiblo to any of s? offices, receiving tho highest number of vol for such office, shall bo deemed und d?chu tho Democratic nominoo or nominees, as t caso may bo, for such oflico. Resolved 4th. l'or tho purpose of hold) snell olection tho various clubs shall meet or near their regular placo of meeting a proccod lo receive votes for candidatos proposed for tho various offices designad tho club having previously elcctod (hi members who shall oct ns managers of ch t ion ,o ml who shalt (alto an oath or obligat: to conduct ibo election fairly to tho best their ability, and that they bo authorised administer thc obligation or oath to cr other, and shall kcop a poll list of all porsi voting. Resolved bili. That votes shall bo recoil from 8 o'clock A. M., until -1 o'clock P. 1 when tho managers shall proceed to coi tho votes openly and make a certif?cale tho result. Resolved Gilt? That ono of Iho managen thc election nt cadi club or polling pin ohoscn by ibo oilier managoss for that p poso, shall constitute tho county board manngero and they shall meet on (friday, 6th day of October, in tho court house Walhalla, at 10 o'clock A. M., and proc to aggrcgnto tho votes cast for tho vari candidates at all tho polling places in county and certify and publish tho ro-nlt tho county paper, and sholl prococd to claro thc candidato or candidatos, as tho c may bo, receiving tho highest n o m bc votes tho Democratic nominee for such oft Resolved 6th, Time themanngors appoirt to constitute tho county board of manat? nt Walhalla shall bring with them tho lists of Ibo votes cast at their polling ph respectively and deposit thom with President e>f tho county convention, to bo him filed with (ho Secretary. Resolved 8/A. That all registered votor tho various clubs in tho county shall vote tho primary election; and (ho Rooretar oach olub shall have tho roll of his dui tho placo of holding (ho election, and persons, not club members, upon joining clubs on tho day of election, shall bo nllo to voto. Resolved Olli. That in oo*o any dub hereafter organized in this county, and 6 adopt tho constitution proscribed by, tho State Exeoutivo Committee suoh club sholl bo penni Ked lo appoint managers und bold an election undor tho foregoing resolutions, sending up tho rosult OH herein proscribed. Resolved 10//*. That in ease any two can didatos Tor tho samo offioo shall roccivo tho sumo and highest number of votes ot tho primary oleotion for anv ofiico, then another election shall bo hold on tho Thursday follow ing tho oleotion heroin ordered, to determino whioh of tho two shall receive tho nomina tion fur suoh ufiico, under tho same provisions hereinbefore proscribed: Provided, That if1 either of tho candidates so recoiling tho sumo and highest number of votos shall withdraw in favor of hts opponent, thon no second election ?hull bo hold. Resolved ?llht That in tho primary oleo tious this full, in addition to tho officers to bo filled by election, ns provided by law, tho Democratic voters of tho Oounty shall voto for ono person for tho offico of Treasurer and ono person for tho office of Auditor ot tho County, and tho persons receiving tho high est numbor of votes for tho offices rcspco ively shall bo tho nominees of tho Domo cratio party ol this county for said offices, und sholl ho recommended accordingly to tho next Oovornor tor appointment. Malaria, Chills and Porer and Billion attachs positively ourod with Emory's Stund nrd Curo Pills-an infallible remedy; noves foils to euro tho most obstinate, long-stand ing cases where Quinine and all other reme dies had failed. Thoy uro prepared exprossly for malarious sections, in double boxes, two kinds of Pills, containing a strong cathartic and a chill breaker, sugar coated; contain no Quinine br Mercury, causing no griping or purging; thoy aro mild and efficient, cer tain in thoir action und harmless in all cases, they effectually cleanse tho system and give new life and tone to tho body. As a house hold remedy thoy uro unequaled. For Liver Complaint their equal is not known; ono box will havo a wonderful effect on tho worse caso. They uro used und proscribed hy Physicians and sold by Druggists everywhere, or sent by mail, 25 nnd 50 cent boxes. Emory's Litllo Cathartic Pills, best cvor made, only 15 cents. Standard Cure Co. 114 Nassau Street, New York. July 13. 34-fim* Tho Flatform of the Demo cratic Party. The Dcmocratio Putty of South Carolina, in Stutc Convention assembled, reaffirming the principles and declarations of thc State platforms of 1870 and 1873, and their continued devotion to tho principles of thc National Democratic Party, und pledging to that putty their earliest co-opcrution and suppnrt, declare tho following principles ns formulating tho policy of thc South Carolina Dc m OOM ey in Stat? and Federal affairs, and invito tho aid und support of oil good citizens in carrying them into effect: li Wiso und just legislation, the impar tial administration of equal laws, economy with efficiency in every department of the Slate govcrment. 2. Popular education is tho bulwark of freo institutions. Lt lie ral appropriations for thc public schools for ibo whole people 3. Thc systematic efforts of tho Kepubli lino ti party to obstruct reform and destroy good government in South Carolina by turning to partisan purposes tho appointing power of tho Federal Covcrnmcnt is u standing menace to thc people of this Stutc aud a growing danger to good citizens in every part of tho Union. Tho Federal offices in this Stutc arc mudo politicul in firmaries and training schools for thc defeat of honest government in South Carolina. 4. Honest homo rule. Tho Democracy of South Carolina, representing thc tax payers of thc Stuto and II majority of tho whole people, invite and havo thc right to expect the sympathy and support of their fellow countrymen in their strenuous efforts to preserve titi intelligent and cquul admin istration of thc government. 5. Thc practice of packing juries in political cases in thc United States Courts in this Stutc is a criminal violation of thc inalienable right of every citizen to a fair trial by a jury of his peers. G. Thc extension of tho franchise, as a politicul result of thc late war, has enlarged enormously tho number of present and prospective voters requiring education in tho public schools. Tho burden was in creased, while tho ability of thc Stuto to boar it was diminished. Tho F?d?ral (>o vernmcnl, by liberal appropriations from thc Treasury, on tho basis of illiteracy, should help thc Southern Stales to cure tho evil of non-intelligent suffrage A national danger calls for national action and national aid. 7. Civil scrvico reform, appointments to minor offices under tests lliui will indicate thc qualifications of tho applicant, promo tion by merit, a fixed tenure of ofiico uud no removals, except for canso. 8. Blackmailing publie servants, under thc guise of polilioal assessments, converts tho public treasury, lo thc extent of thc contributions called for, into a ormpuign fund for thc advancement of ti political party, thus taxing tho whole people for partisan purposes. 9. Tho present protective tariff robs tho many for tho benefit of the few. Thc duties on imports should bo decreased, and an carly repeal of flic duty on cotton tics, on thc machinery used in tho manufacture of cotton and wool, and on tools and agri cultural implements, will .stimulate manu factures and bo a welcomo relief to thc farmer and laborer. 10. It is most desirable that tho infernal revenue taxation bo abolished, so soon as this can be accomplished without rendering permanent thc existing protective system, lligid coonomy in tho conduct of thc go vernment will hasten tho day when tho tat iff shall bo ns moderato ns in tho carly days of tho Itepublic and tho army of office holders employed under thc internal reve nue laws bc disbanded. 11. Tho publio credit, national and State, must bo religiously maintained 12. In tho conduct of affairs in this State tho Demoorucy huvo been actuated by but ono dessro, and that is to promolo tho groatcst good of tho Stuto. Only within ibo Democratic party and by party notion cnn defectivo legislation bo remedied with out imperiling tho safety nod well being of Ibu State. Dcmocratio unity ia publio Bafety and private security. 13. In tho Stato, justino ard equality for all, to insure harmony nnd good will between tho races. In tho Union, no sec tionalism in policy or feeling. An indisso luble Union of indestructible States. Ono flag, one country, ono destiny. low Iii l?fc?i *cllin? nilli n?cdcil cvcryvilicrr; l.llunit tefmi. il. F. J oh H KIHI A- Co., iou M .ii n Si., lUitiinoml, Va, August 24, 1882, 40.1 y " ? 11. S ' ._ WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. APPLES-Dried, por pound 6 Groon, por bushol 1-60 BUTTER-Por pound 16(gj20 BEESWAX-Por pound 18 to 20 Buer-Por pound 4(?j>7 BACON- Dry suit shouldors 11@13 " " C. It. Sides 15 S. 0. lunns, canvassed IC CALICO-Per yard OfgjlO CorrKE-Uio por pound 12(?jl0 " -Lnguyru, per pound 20 ?? -Java, por pound 25(7f)30 CANDLES-Adnmuntino, por sot 15@20 -Sporm, por pound 30 CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per bend 18(^25 COTTON-Per pound, middling, lOfV^U 41 - Yarn, per bunch 90 to 1.00 COPPERAS-Por pound 6 DUCKS-Por bond 20@25 Euos, por dozen 10(?U2? FLOUR, por saok, (98 pounds,) 4.00(^4.60 FEATHERS-Ocuso, por pound 45 - Mixed por pound 30 GRAIN-Corn, por bushel, I.l0@l-20 -Hyo. por bushel I.IO -Outs, red, por bushol 75 IRON- English rollnod, por pound 4J@5 41 -Swecd, por pound ti(#7 "-Band, por pound 5(<?G M -Hoop, por pound 10 Potwaro, per pound 5(?)G LARD, por pound 12l(it)lo LIME, per hanoi 2.00 LUMUKU, por thousand fcot 10.00 LEA?, por pound 10 MOLASSES, per gallon 50@G0 MADDER, por pound lS(c?2? NAILS, per keg 4.00@0.00 ONIONS, per bushol 1.00 OIL, kerosene, por gallon 10(jri)20 POTATOES-Irish, per bushol 80(6r)l?? HICE, por pound b(?)10 ??'ALT-Liverpool, per sack L40 /, SHIRTING, wholosalo 7 i " retail ?i i{ wholosalo "i i 11 rotuli 7 4-1 SIIEKTINO, wholosalo 8 retail 8J ?STIIOT, per pound 10 (SPIRITS TURPENTINE, nor gallon 70 ?IDA i*, per punna 8(V?'0 (S'UOAKS-Crushed, per pound 12J - A White, per pound 10 -Brown, per pound 9 -Extra 0.. per pound 10 ?STARCH, white and blue, por pound 6A(<t)7 ?SODA, per pound 6(wl0 TOBACCO, per pound 60u$90 " per pound, smoking 40(j/)7? TALLOW, per pound TURKEYS, ncr bend 75(~??L00 OEESE-Por head 30@10 HONEY, por pound 8(a) 10 HIDES-Dry, per pound 12.J " -tireen, per pound G(?t?(>? INDUJO-Spanish Flout, per pound 1.2 " -Carolina, per pound 70 TEAS-(Jun Powder, per pound 1.60 Hyson, Green, per pound Young Hyson Black, per lb WOOL, washed, per pound, 30 to 35 Due West FEMALE COLLEGE, Abbeville-Co., S. C. Kxorolsos An.ni Oct. 2nd. Whole expense. Tionrd tunl rcioilui Tuition. Iiiclmliiii; 1 .attn. 'Ill'-' Tor tito yulti*. Kreuch spoken In cuss nu<l (Ullina room. Spootul idtl.llllon to Music, DrnwhiK, und I'.in.tin;;. Apply tor CltlnlllKIIO. j. i?. KKNNKDY. President. August 17, 188-2. 80*41 Deputy Surveyor and JVbtary Public. 1UILL give speoial attention lo the Surveying ii ol' Land, writing Deeds und Mortgage (lilting Dowers, proving Deeds, Accounts, &e upon short in tico Omen AT - - OAK WAY, S. O. Nov 10, 1881 62 Iv DOOK Practical Lifo, j 7xf?f?vi-uZc*nnlf? OOO |>|>. ri ?ur Iv pr. fl li cot Mulling tittil lllliMriilliiiin. A ll I" NTs WANT Kl?. ?Tr, (o Al,'.o ncr .Mouth. lorlViins, .Ml.lrc-,s J.e. McCUKDV & CO.. PliiUdi-lpliia. ft August 24, 18W. 401 y MEDICAL Preparing lo attend Lectures should correspond willi the Denn ol' thc llnspitnl College ot' .Medi cine. A thorough didactic course with unex celled hospital advantages and moderate charges. For ciroulnrs and further information address W. II. HOLLINO, M. D , lld and Jefferson Sis., Louisville, Ky. June 22, 1^S2. Hi ?ino 1)11. II. C. DAVIS & CO j ARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Drviga, Moclicinoa 3Prv?aa.tfs?, Oils, Daoolx.? 3T?i<3t;xxx'o ?T'ivr.iixos, Win dow O-lnss, Statioixor O I Gr A Xl s, TOtoaoco, .S?xx-ixff ariel ??ii3os. 8HIS IIS ! N13 li IIS ! SK ROS ! ! LANDK10T1I AND HURSTS QA H PION SPIODS. ALSO, PUOLD SEEDS, VIZ: RED CLOVER, OUCH ARI) CRASS, CP UM AN MILLET, TIMOTHY, PLU 10 GRASS, II 10 A RDS CRASS, &C. Wo guarantee these Seeds to bo fresh and thc very best, and wo will sell I Lom nt reasonable pi ines to induce tanners In plant them. IC. O. DAVIS A <;<>., Townvillo St., Seneca City, S. C. rjfvy Da. It. C. DAVIS' Ollico in rear of Drug St oro. Dcocinbcr 16, 1881 6 AgMi<*YVnntod. 'JThoCiilmlnntlnfrTrlnmph A complete Oyclopedlnof household knowledge (or tho RiM?ea : now ronny, Noiiiin? Hue lt I ?loiiurfint i JU0W priced, Illustrated, iim-quiilcil In mitliornliln. Send for Pron? notices and full par I lout Ara RAW. Outfit nail Instruction how tnficll, i'rootoactunl agenta. Sac cbK^Kiinrnineed faithful worker? Slnle experience. If ?ny. nw! territory desired. W. II. Tliompaoii, lMibllBlicr, 101 Areli Sin ot. Philadelphia, Pa. September 7, 1882. 42-lin MMIEonly pcrteot l> I fl I? Thresher. Write 1 Also ENGINES. Ill \J VJ for prices lo THE AULTMAN & TAYLOR CO., Mansfield, Ohio. August 3, 1SS:?,. 37-2in Final Settlement .pilli undersigned respectfully petitions lo tho I Probate Court of Oconcc county, 8. 0., for ii liiml KcttlemcDi of the estille of Jmncs Willard, minor, on Monday, thc 2d day of Oolobor, 1832, nud a final discharge therefrom. JOHN 1). VEUNElt. Guardian. August 81, 1882. 41-41* STATE SOUTH CAROLINA, OCOIBCC Coun<y. Hy Richard Lewis, h'xq., Judye of Prolate. WIIKUKAS, J. J. Norton has litado suit to mo lo grant him Lol tors of Administration of tho l?stalo nud KflVo'8 of Zara Yt, Oreen, do consod Thcso nro, therefore, to cito nnd ndmonish all and singular Ibo kindred nnd croditoraof tho said Zara W. Orocn, deceased, thal they bc and nppear bofore me, in tho Court of Probate, to bo hold at Walhalla, S. C., on Saturday, IOth of September, 1882, after publication hereof, ut II o'clock in Ibo forenoon, lo show cause, if any thoy have, why thc said administration should not bo granted. Given under roy hand nnd seal this Ibo 30lh day of August Anno Domini 1882. HICIIA RD LEWIS, Judge of Probato of Oconcc county. August 31, 1882. 41-21 T flt 13 ST ALT Bi! Ol?; SOUTH COUNTY OF OCONEH. IN TUB COU HT OF COMMON PLBAS. S. P. Dendy, 1 Summons for Plaintiff, against Millcy Grant, widow, Miza i Relief, beth Weldon, Martha Hrown, Mary A. Palmer, Pallon l'\ Guess and Joseph Guess, heirs- !? [COMIM.AIXT al law, nnd lt. L. li. Connelly, | NOT Grantee of George Grant, do- j StuVBU.] ceased, Defendants. To Ibo Defendants above named: YTOU aro hereby summoned and required to JL, answer thc complaint In thc above slated action, which is filed in thc oflico of the Clerk of Common Pleas for Oconcc County, S. C., and serve a copy of your answer lo said complaint on Ibo subscriber at his ellice on lim public square in Walhalla, S. C., within twenty days aller the service hereof, exclusive of llio day of such service, nnd if you fail lo answer thc complaint within thc lime aforesaid, die Plain till in (his action will apply lo the court for the relief demanded in Hie complaint. S. P. DENDY, Plaint ill 's Attorney. Walhalla, S. C., August 20, 1882. [L. S.] J, W. STUIIIMNO, C. C. P. To tho absent DcfcdnnIS, Millcy Grant, widow, Elisabeth Weldon. Martha Drawn, Pullen P. Guess and Joseph Guess, heirs at-law of George Grant, deceased: Von will lake nolicc thal Hie complaint in the above Slated action was fi!cd in the oflico of the Clerk of ibo Common Pleas lor Oeoneo county, S. C., on the 2'.)th day of /ngusi, 1}SS2, and Hint the object of said notion is tho foreclosure of a mortgage of thc real esiate nf George Grant, deceased, mentioned and described in Bald oomp'uint. S. P. DENDY, PhliutHPs Attorney. August 31. 1882. ll tit ST?TTE ?If 0'DiDTtrJ O?R-Q* COUNTY OP OCONEE, IN THE COURT OF COMMON 1M.EAS. Lemuel V. Pitts, n* administrator of tho personal estate of William Pitts,doeonsod. nnd heir nt law of said deceased, Darill Pitts, Daniel Pitts. ll o il bon Pitts, llurictt Pitts, Sarah Herring nco Pitts, Anuinda Pitts, Mella Pitts mid Melinda Pitts, Plnintil?*i against Emily Pitts, Harriet Pills, .Matilda Christian nee Pitt*, Nancy Liles imo Puts, Keith Prien, ? a rv iii S. Price, Turnor Oronshaw, Fannie Oorman nee Orcnshaw, Alice Harrington nee Oren shaw, Rinlcy nee Davis, Kilon Sawyer noe Davis, Alice Cain nen Davis. Warren R Davis, Charles J. Davis, dla D^ri* and ll D. A. Riemann, Defendants.- XIUUMOHS for Relief. To tho defendants herein: ~\7~OU nro hereby summoned nnd required J[. to answer tho compliant in lins notion, which is tiled in the omeo of tho Clark nf the Court of Common Pleas for said county and State, and to serve a copy "f your answer on thc subscriber al his oilier*, on tho public square, in Walhalla, S. C , within twenty days after tho service hereof on you, exclusive id' tho day of snob service. If you fail to answer tho cumpla nt aforo said the plaintiffs will npplf to thc court for the relief demanded in (ho complaint nnd thc costs ol this action. W. J. STIMULI NC, Phd nt ills' Attorney. Walhalla, S C., August 30, 1882. (L. S J J. W. STRI?IMKC?, C. O P. To tho defendants in this action; Toko notice that this notion ii brought for tho stile of tho renl estate of William Pitts, lato nf the abnvo stated oo inty and Stato, deceased, in aid of the personalty for the payment of his debts nnd for the distribution nf thc balance nf tho proceed* of such salo among his heirs according to their re spectivo interojts. Also take noliuo that no personal clnim is made against you or any ono or more of you. Tho complaint in this action was filed in the Clerk's olftoo for said county on tho 30th day of A ugo Kt, 1882. W. J. STU I ll LI NO, Phd ut iflY Attorney. August Ul, 1881. 41 -Ot ~STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. O o one e County. Hy Richard Lewis, Esq., Judge of Probate. XVllKItBAS, John Orlssop has made stilt to inc ll lo grant him Letters of Administration of thc Esl nie and Effects of Stephen llnldwin, deceased These aro, therefore, tc) eitc mid admonish nil mid singular the kindred and creditors of the said Stephen Baldwin, deceased, timi they be and nppear before me, in thc Court of Probate, lu be held al Walhalla, S. C., on Saturday, Kith of September, 18*2, after publication hereof, nt ll o'clock in the forenoon, lo show cause, if any they have, why tho said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, (his thc 30th day of August Anno Domini 1S82, tuon A Ul) LEWIS, Judge of Probate of Oconcc County. August 81, 1882 4L2t. Paynes' AUTOMATIC En(jino9. 2 to IOO Horno Powor. Itollable, Dumble, nml Kronamlcul. Wilt furnish ?horte power willi y? lo?? fuel nml willer Ihnn nny other cn. gino built, nut lutea wiih sn sntomMIc tul-ulf. Catslojfjo G sent fice I?. W. FAVNB&SOHS, Ilox Uj?, Coming, N. Y, Augusta, 1882. ?7-ly Cl fnvotunble pntenteit improvement* found in noother Ktft/IJYF.S in t/ie world. Kor r?rnphlOtl SHU I'rlco I.Ut. (Uso frr HAW MII.I.H). milli?? THE Al'I.T.MAN A TA Y LOU CO., Maniftalit, Ohio. August 8i 1882. , 37-2m South Carolina Railroad CHANUK Ol?' SCHEDULE. On und niter May 15th', 1881, Pnssongoi Ti\linn will run int follows until furthor notice: 0UKKNVILLE EXPRESS. OOINU 1?AST, (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) Lenvo Col uni bin (1 00 p m Arrive Onnidoii 8 45 p m Arrivo Charleston 10 45 p rp OOINO WEST, (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) Lenvo Charleston 0 00 iv m Lenvo Camden G 15 u m Arrivo Columbia 10 35 a m WAY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER THAIN'S. GOING EAST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) Lotivo Columbia *G 30 a m Arrivo Camden 12 49 p m Arrivo Augusta 3 20 p m Arri vc Charleston 1 55 p m GOING tt'EST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) Louve Charleston *9 05 a m Lenvo Augusta 7 55 a m Arrive Cullimbin 5 30 p m * Passengers leaving Columbia or Charleston on theso trains have to chango curs nt Branch ville to rcnoh Charleston at 1.55 p m or Co lumbia ut 5 30 p m. NICHT EXPRESS TRAINS. GOINO EAST DAILY. Leave Columbia 0 00 p m Arrive Augusta 7 25 a in Arrivo Charleston G 35 u in OOI Nd WEST DAILY. Leave Charleston 8 10 p m Leavo Augusta 7 00 p ni Arrivo Columbia 5 30 a in On Columbia Division Night Repress Trains run daily; all other Trains Haily except Sunday. On Augusta Division alt Passenger Trains run da i lg. Sleeping Cars arc attached to Night T?xprcss Trains-berths only S?l.oO bet tea n Columbia, Charleston and Augusta, On Saturdays and Sundays round trip tickets arc .sold to and from all slit/ions at one first class fare for thc round trip, good lill Monday noon to I return. Jicgnlar excursion tickets, gotta for len\ dugs, arc soldat six cents per mile lo and from all ?stations. Connections made ul Columbia with Columbia <0 Greenville Railroad tind Charlotte, Columbia ct' Augusta Railroad at Charlotte Junction, by train arriving at Columbia al 10.85 am mid leaving Co lumbla ?70.00 g m to and from all points on both roads; at Charleston tcith strainers for New \ York on Wednesdays and Saturdays; also with steamers for Jacksonville and oil points on St. John's River, and villi Savannah and Charleston Railroad io oil paints South. Conni ?tions arc made al Augusta leith thc Georgia Railroad ana Central liuilroad to and from all points West and South. Through tickets can bc purchased to all points South mid West bi/ appli/iut/ to A. J). Dv.SAUSSUKE, Agent, Colombia, S. C. JOHN B. PEO IC, General Superintendent. D. ?. AI.IIBM, Gen. Pus. mid Ticket Agt l?ll,T\| .. i. i II.. Ul.I, M.Ill mill )tuui?,-Ni-i-vmm D.-M.Ut. Inumli-iiey, Orttuiitg UVitkm'iw, UonOriImo, > \ i Ilium- MM Mi n m ini All? i Him-. HJit-vinllj in uu-it i n ?ol'lilllie | un. i| |. <, willi -.il ! >iiii- uti 'IO?, .'.ill IT ?rill-fur l.l>l "I ?{im. HMM mt,, ?i .? ... i ..i I., iii.... ,l?.<lrhi? lrv.tltiH.-jil lt) nun. (IVr.s-ni', iii, ; Ttl lu Hi.;.I III .? > li-.ul.l -i ml Un li nil lr, ..A Rilli I. .u n .. Ullin- In ll.clr ;n!>nul.? .,. Il I- nul n lui... f Aa.in-. nt:, ni rr?, fi \. mil M.. M. i.?ui., MU. KBTAIiLltUIKU OYfcll J.'ItlltTY VKAItS. ff ?ti ?fi..ly otiroHKNT PltKK. lot..i.e. " 1"U nm i MAN.l'.u.n.jx l&SCIdcutfo.IU. f?Pilii S?A? CURED THOUSANDS "t references from rosnas r?itc<l. No nay until (lured. Dr. J. HTlSVllliS?, I.t-l>n)iun, <?. <\ \^5p u >AX: " JJ Jr ff A. \<-Ji'i Trado.M.irk J V AND SPEnMATORBIIEft, Av.ilnnnlo Wincovery nnd Now Dnpsrturn ti\ Med ical bulon.ee, an colin ly Nownml pCsItjvoly ofloutlvo Iii tiii-ily for tito OfH-i ily :m-l porninnrntOitro of Oeml e.-.l JZio?-tt?i.n'i cisicl Impotency hy lim only truo woy, vr/.: .Direct Application to tho principal Sont ca tho Disenso, p.olinj? by Absorption, and oxertlng It-?f-l-i-i-llli-liilluoni-o on tho C'or.iinal Vi-iikloi, Ejae ulutoi y iiuctu, Vrootato Qlnmi. and Urethra. Tim us,, rt ltu.. Jti jud ly 1?; i.;tiMiili.il willi ni) p.iln or tnrnii VOnlcRco, ninl (looa n it Interfer?, With tho ordluiuy piirsultn o? lifo-, ll U (?ulolily disrobed timi Koon ab Borbud, r rodador; i-.n luiUlodlUtOBOOtldDH awl rustnr ntivi) oflcct upon tho notual nn.-l norvona oiwinix&i tlon-iwruokod front Bctf-abtitioiind escein-i-H, doppln;? tim ?rata from tho systom, restoring tho mind io health mut round memory, removing tho Kiinneau ol Bight, Norvotts DobUlty, Coiwindoii ol' lileah, Aversion to Society.ota, mc, ami thoappoaranco of promnturoold nrro usually accompanying thin tronhli', c.nil y>-?t-,rlnir perrini QeMial vipor, whrni it h.iv h.iou dormant for year?, Tiihi moonul treat ment lina stood tho li st Ia VOIT wvoro cases, und In nowa pronounced BIICCOBS. Drusa aro too much pro? K-rlli'.'l inlii. ,i ti.>uhk-3, r.nd.na ir.:my fan boar wit? nossto,willi hut llttlolf any jtormanoultcood. Thura la nu Neal t noe iiboul lille ProtiarAt ton. l'rin-l Ir.-il oh SPrvatlvnonablusiia to nosltivoly fiiinrnntoo that lt Mill KivOBatiOfAOtlOIl, Uurldfl thu ,., ..,> y nra Hint il lias Iraoa inRonoraluct",\vo hroiitlioii?.'tnii.siif tesll* roonlalsaa to UH vnluo. and it lu now conriuh-il by tho Modtcal l'f?fw?ton lo tm tim nm.-t lutlonnl mon nfl yot dlscovorod of rvaoblnn und ouiinn thin very provalODs tronhlo, thal ht woll known to hu tho CAUSO of untold misery (ORO luvny.nnd upon wtioni ounoka prt-y tvltlt thi-tr lu-ojous nostrums n-od birr looa. Tho lloiiu-dy is put uplii nr -it IMXOM, of t lirco No. 1, (OOOHKII to last u month,) '?'J; Mo, !3, nOlclant io etioet npur itiiinnot caro, unions in HO vor o casos,) Sb; No. Q. (I,i; lim: Over thu o mont hs, ?ill K(UO otnlhilont nnd restore vlitor in tho worst catos,) Vt, Knut by mall. ri- di il, in i ! liri WT.ippt-rs. >'ull DUtKGXTOKa lor \WlUK vol r,'-onii.:oty I! AC IC JIOX. /Hv tut far Hauled 4>oaovli>(tvc Jl'atnnn-K A lein tili i ?";-* ntl loni lea 11 limit rations \ Pi anti 'reailnioni), vltlrlt j<-iff <-<uii /nee \ ty f/#0 nun-1 Hlteiiiteal that thea van lie ri K rentoretttot>erfcetinan}taou,umlj\t- ?.} \ lett for thc it ut ten nf ll/e. naaio uu if f Xiti-i'?'*- itjl'eetrit, Hatti tintjV by / HARRI? R ER? SS OY CO. MPH. CHEMISTS. Market nnd 0th Sts. Gr. Louts. Mo, IProroGsioiiEtl O arel " LA.W (^Aill). G. G. Wl'.LIiS, "I f y -| nour. A. THOMPSON, .r. t, on it, j ( Greenville, S. iJ. Walhalla, S. C. WELLS, ORR & THOMPSON, urfV tto J* J.TL c> y Ki ?? ?vt "ISLM aw, r< nlliatla, H. <J. \1,T, business entrusted to them will reoelvo prom pt nltcnlion. March ?1, 1881 20-tf BEATTY'S Of.riiitK, 'Zl stops, io sets reeds, only $D0. Piauov $135 up. Bare holiday Ind'iooineuls ready. Write or call on BI-?.VTTV, Wiishlnglon4 N. J. ?lCNTI.KMKNi I liavolucd Du, llAUTKtt'fl lu V4 Iweiily-Ilye years lil medlelhe, lyiVo never h IltON TONIO does. In ninny wises of NOrvoiis I' poverl ilicd foiidltlon or tho blood, this peerless r Ibises Hint linvo liailled i oino of oiir most eiiiluolil Sue remedy. I proscribo ll In uruforoneo lona ur. Dil. iiAiti r.ii s (HON TUNK,- II :l necessity In ST, |.nitiM, Mo., s '//.?//"...:.? rotor lott,.-I,(.,n i,\ V,X-'^**wS&i natural lu nilli fut tone to 1 }.K'$*M/ ? ' V Ute illi/csth o ornan? unit] [. ? li/ // A f'J nrrvtuin Sf/slefn,millttngK K',1:W'?f !lf Jv il ii)i>>ttcithU to Ocncratt ?['.'? f ff > / /Illili!!!/, >-?.??? af At>?c-\ lyf //A' Af & tito, Prostration of i itui {'LJZMJ'-n^ Vower? anti tmfiutenee.l fi7i^iMtyiiMM^7?S MANUFACTURED ?Y THE DR. HARTER M Columbia and Greenville Railroad PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. Goi-uMHiA, S. C., Moy 18th, 1882. On nnd aftor Friday May 10th, 1882, tho Passenger Trains will run as herewith iudioatcd upon thia road and its branches daily, except Sundays: NO. 02 l)V PASSENGER. A-Jjcave Columbia at ll 42 a ra Alston at 12 41 p m Newberry at 1 40 p m Ninety Six, 8 24 p tu Hodges at 4 18 p ra Bolton at 6 40 p ni Arrivo at Oreonvillo 7 05 p m NO. 53 DOWN PASSENGEU. Louve Grecuvilloat 10 25 a ttl Pelton at ll 68 a m Hodges at 1 17 p m Ninety Six, 2 38 p m Newberry at 8 65 p m Alston at 6 Ol p tn t??-Arrivo nt Columbia 6 02 p m SPARTANRURG, UNION ?fe COLUM BI A RAILROAD. NO. 52 Ul' PASSENGER. Leave Alston at 12 64 p m Union 2 57 p m B-Spartnnburg S.,U ttC.Dopot p til E-Spartuburg R. & D. Dopot 4 15 p ni NO. 55 ?0WN l'ASSENOEU. II-Leave S., R. it- D. Depot I 00 p tri G S., U. ife 0. Depot 1 33 p ut Union 2 51 p tri Arrivo at Alston 4 53 p ni LAURENS RAILROAD. Loavo Newberry at 4 05 p rri j Arrive ut Laurens 0 II at 0 49 p tri Leave Laurens (J ll at 10 03 a m j Arrivo at Newberry at 12 60 p m A Un r. VILLE IIRANOIt. Leave Hodges nt 1 30 p m I Arrivo nt Abbeville at 2 23 p ru Leave Abbeville nt 12 10 pm [ Arrivo ut Hodges nt 1 05 p m j ANDERSON JJ tl A NOR AND IJLUE R1DOE R. U Ul? Leave Bollon ut 5 40 o m Anderson at G 20 p ul Pendleton at . 6 56 p rrj C-Seneca 7 36 p ni Arrivo at Walhalla at 7 69 p m DOWN. Lenvo Walhalla at 9 80' a m 1)-Seneca City 10 00 a nt Pendleton nt 10 33 a m Anderson at ll ll a ra Arrivo nt Pelton - ll 00 U tu Through Car Service. Solid Trains between Columbia onl j Walhalla, Through Curs between Charles* i ton and Henderson vi I lo ond Charleston und Greenville, obviating chango of oars i between either td tho above, points. CONNECTIONS. A - With South Carolina Railroad front Charleston} with Wilmington, 'Columbia tv Augusta Railroad from Wilmington and all points North thereof; leith Charlotte, ('ol u m bia (0 A injusta Railroad from, Char/ode and points North thereof. li- With Asheville. c& Sjxtrtanburg Railroad J or points in Western North Carolina. C- With. Atlanta tf> Charlotte Air Line Ra il inn/ for Atlanta and all points South and West. D- With Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line. Ra ?I unit) from Atlanta and beyond. ii- With Richmond and Danville Rail* road. /?'-- With South Carolina Railroad fot Charleston; with Wilmington, Columbia S A tty usia Railroadfor Wilmington and the North; with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad for Charlotte and the North. I G-117/7* Asheville, and Spartanburg \ Railroad from Henderson ville, II- Wtlh R'dimond and Danville Rail road from Charlotte and beyond. Standard lime used is Washington, D't j C., which is fifteen minutes faster than C lumbla. ' J. W. 1RY, Supt. T. M. II. TALCO TT, General Manogor. A. Port:, General Passenger Agent. f /"PARKER'S - X>-7^ M HAIR ?/ t '.. ' \'* * Vr'.*s" ','vij A pei feel dress" i '. ; i fi ".FA. i S jiiiR, elegantly per ' I \ ." .'V-'-'V'Ijj .Vnm-d ??nd linim iJ\(V" ' ' . " VW:.. jloss. Removes dVV'i'v -,,'- '.;!.laiulniO", restores ff\i ' .? 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S.i?.1 forclwulsrlellucosi A Co., IUWin.SI.,R.T. Kl j M THE DISEASES OF ?%u7WVOUTH 5rlfL,^NH000 A GUIPE TO HEALTH WITH OUT MEDICINE. f>V A PHYSICIAN of?fiyenr?* >*' (ixpcrlouco. Don't poison 39?r^? your syst Olli willi Drnus, lint gos V\N iiits Kook and avoid Qiinoka,. '.ProsorlptlOIIR freo" nnd Klootrlo licit linni' l'ii; -, Milich ll exposes. I'ilrc 2SOtS, Ail drei? THE PUBLISHER, Oox 234, Milwaukee, Wis. WM. ? KEITH, .JOHN S. VKRNEK KEITH & VERNER, A T T O R N R V S A T LA WA ND Solicitors in Equity, Will prnotioo in tho Stn to Courts on tho Eighth .Jndiciul Circuit und in tho United Stutes Court Ojflfi? on Public Square, Walhalla, S O Jun (i, 187o 8 tf (A comhtnatlon of Pro? toxlilo of Iron, Pe.ruvlnK harliamlPIiospliorusin a palatable form. Tho Hall \<>ntu preparation of iron BaBM Hun n ill not blacken Hi? jttk/\?-.'^r?Q'?r,\ \. ? .>*" eliarclerlstla of Z^?.?Z?c?irc'J?'Z.:Z.?:?l \olln r Iron preparations. i>M TONIC III HIV p;.u lire. and In an UXpcrlciICO nf mini :i n s I lil n;' In pIVO Hie l. ..ulm Ulai 1)11. MAUI in's ros I ral li in, Kemale IMIM-I '. I >\. pipsla. and an t ni i niedv. Inri In lli> lennis, made sume wniiilerful cures, pliyHlclami, IIIIVOyielded lo llilsgirot and i.?mp.ir c Iron prciuiralloa made. Inflict, HIICII a eoinponmt my praelfei). Du. KOII1CUT H A Ntl/Kl.8, n\f. Will, l l SlOj Wa di Avenuo.. . - . ? ?? . - ^ir.- r,:vift.-.v. ^:^JT ".-j-..(u>aaa.