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-ggMgg-' ??jj -^MhaMiMMMMdaauftAa^Mi LOCAL MATTHUS. I WALHALLA, S, C., November 1.-COTTON MARK BT QUIRT-Good middling 9}; middling 6J; low middling OJ. Kev. Dr. J. P. Smelt icr will prc noli next Sabbath morning at ll o'ol o ck ia the Lutheran Cburob. Let the D?mocrate of ?boneo roll tip their teuftl majority for honest government and low taxes on Tuesday, tho 7th of November. ?fr? Jobo B. Puckett, postmaster at West? ininstor, waa taken with a violent illness on Saturday night last, and at last aooounts waa Still quite unwell. See that your bellota contain the battles ol the standard bearers, State and County, of j the Demooratio party beforo you deposit thom In the ballot box on nott Tuesday? the 7th instant. ROT. John II. Zimmerman, hoing on a Visit to Westminster to see his sons and their families, together with other relatives and friends preauhed at tho Baptist Church on last Sunday at ll A. M. and ut the Methodist Church at night. ' Tbe timo for the payment of totes baa been extended to the 10th of November by order bf the Comptroller-General. Thetas payers Ure so far behind this year that it will take the next eight duys for delinquents to pay top in this county and tho Treasurer requests that none will delay to pay at onoe because bf tho extension of time. A very pleasant little celebration of the toarringo of John D. Capnlomnnn, formerly of this place, but now of Charloston, to Miss Julia A. Pieper, took plnoe at the rosidenco of the brido'B father, our fellow townsmon, Mr. II. W. Pieper, on last Thursday after noon, Ootober 20th, 1882, at 2 o'clock. Tho coreruony was performed by Hov. J. P. Suioltzer, Tho happy couple were uceo m - ponied as far as Seneca City by their attend nuts, whore they took tho Weet bound train for Atlanta, thence to Augusta and thonoo to Charleston, where other friends and relativos await them. Thoy have our heartiest con gratulations and kind wishes for a union of I unalloyed happiness. Mr. Frank Greene, son of Capt Greene, of Fort Madison, who has charge of the Richmond nnd Danville Railroad exhibit at tho Now Eng land Fair in Boston writes that tho display triade by the railroad company atlraots a great deal of attention. Fully ten thousand people a day pas? through their department. The display bf minerals is much finer and larger than that made by tho same oompany nt the Cotton Expo sition in Atluuto, and they have attracted the attention of thc most intelligent people at tho North, and hundreds of people, after looking at the Vast collection, occupy lug more I bau 12,000 feet of space, say lo bim, "Why. I didn't know that you had any minerals down South!" Mr. Greene exhibits some specimens of magnetic Iron ore, found by him in Uconee county, which geologists, who have examined it, agreo in Baying is thc most highly magnetic of any iron oro found in the United Stales. Ile is offered $1 per pound for (he specimens after (he Fair is ovor. Go lo Glenn's, al West minuter, and price their goods. You will lind the best goods for the tn o ney ever offered in thc up Country. To arrive nt Qlchn'8, at Wcstminsfor, a fine lot of saddles, bridles, harness, &o. Also to on ive in a few days a splendid assortment of trunks, valises, ?at ch els, &o. AN EXPLANATION.-The deliealo, flowery nnd lasting fragrance of Florostnn Cologne explain why it is such a favorite with the ludios. WilY Snow LD THEY-No man or woman cnn do satisfactory work when tho brain is dull, tbe nerves unsteady, the system relaxed nnd they feel generally wretched. Why should anybody drag through their work in this condition, when a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonio will at modernto cost givo them the strength and will to perform their duties MI tit-Tao tori I y.-Ed. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. APPLES-Driod, per pound 6 Green, por bushel 75 BUTTER-Per pound 20(3)25 BEESWAX-Per pound 18 to 20 BEEP-Por pound 5(2)8 BACON-Dry salt shoulders 15(2)16 .?. ? C. R. Sides 20 S. C. hams, canvassed 20 CALICO-Per yard 0(5)10 COFFEE-Rio por pound 12(a) 16 " -Laguyra, per pound 20 M -Java, per pound 25(3)30 CANDLES-Adnmnntine, per sot 16(3)20 " -Sporm, por pound 30 CH i CK KN s AND FOWLS, per bead 12(3)25 COTTON-Per pound, middling, OJ? ** -Yarn, per bunch 90 to ?.00 COPPERAS-Per pound 6 DUCKS-Por head 20(3)25 Tams, por donen 12J(3)I5 FLOUR, por sack, (98 pounds,) 3.50(^4.00 FEATHERS-Goose, por pound 45 " -Mixed por pound 30 GRAIN-Corn, per bushol, 85 -new corn por bushel 05 -Rye, per busbol 1.00 -Oats, rod, per bushel 60 IRON- English refined, per pound 4J(a)5 " -Swecd, per pound 0(3)7 " -Band, per pound 5(3)0 " -Hoop, per pound 10 Potworo, por pound 5(3)6 LARD, per pound 18(3)20 Li ME, por barrel 2.00 LUMBER, por thousand foot 10.00 LEAD, per pound 10 MOLASSES, per gallon 50(2)60 MADDER, per pound 15(3)20 NAILS, por keg 4.00(3)0.00 ON IONS, por bushel 1.00 OIL, koro8eno, per galton 10(3)20 POTATOES-Irish, per bushel 76(3) RICE, por pound 8(3)10 ?SALT-Liverpool, per eook 1.50 I SniRTiNo, wholesale 7 i " retail 8J k " wbolosalo 74 ? " rotail ? 4-4 SHEETING, wholesale 8 " " rotail 8* (SHOT, per pound IO ?SPIRITS TURPENTINE, per gallon 70 &OAP, por poona 8(2)10 ?UOAR8-Crushed, por pound 124 -A Wbito, per pound 10 -Brown, per pound 9 -Extra C., nor pound 10 ?SVAUCH, white and blue, per pound 0}(3)7 ?SODA, por pound 5(3)10 TOBACCO, per pound 60^90 " per pound, smoking 40(?) 75 TALLOW, por pound 7 Tua KEYS, per hoad 75(2)1.00 GEESE-Per head 30(2)40 HONEY, per pound 8(3) 12i HIDES-Dry, per pound 12} " -Oreen, per pound 6(2)61 INDIGO-Spanien Float, per pound T.25 " -Carolina, por pound 70 TEAS-Gun Powder, per pound 1.60 Hyson, O roon, por pou tul 80 Young Hyson 1 Mack, por B> 75 Woot>, washed, por pound, 30 to 85 Managers for the State Election. HT AT i i Ol? SOB I II CAROLINA, Oconee County. THERE wUI bo no Electiou hold in this County on the 7th dey of November, 1882, for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, State TroaBurer, Comptroller Goneral, Suporta tendent of Eduoatiou, Adjutant and In spector General, Members of the House of Representatives, Probate Judge, Sohool Commissioner, three County Commissioners and Coronet*. Tho following persons have been appointed Managers of said EleotioDi Walhalla-John S. Goodman, John J. Keith and Green Cleveland. West Union-W. A. Strother, James Hutchinson and Silas Clovelaod. Sulem-^Dyro Talley, T. A. Grant and Hill O'Neal. High Falls-S K. Cannon, A. P. Rocdcr and Isaac Morgan. Little River-J. B. Grant, 1<\ L. Moody and W. B. F. Corbin. Rowland's-C. A. Rowland, J. R. West and Lewis Davis. Mrs. Barber's-J. R Petty, A. J. M. Billiogsloy and Edward Conley. Fenton H. Hall's-D.F.Carter, Andrew Holmes and W. J. Dcaton. Rook Springs-L. T. Jones, Joob Stew art ond Berry Doylo. Westminster- W. J. Stribling, C. E. O. Mitchell and Henry Pugh. South Union-R. W. Shelor, M. H. MeJunkin and Samuel White. Seneca City-Sloan Y. Stribling, S. J. McElroy ond Geo. W. Williams. Center-Andrew Boardin, J. A. Elrod and Emory MaDow. Holly Springs-Patrick Chambers, W. W. burnsides and October Goodine. Sitton's Mills-F. L. Sittoo, W. S. Woolbright ned Churlos Roberts. Fuir Play-Ez kiel Maret, Wm. II. Lindsey and Bryant Glenn. Polls must open ot 7 o'olock A. M. and CIOBO at 0 P. M. JOE W. SHELOR, B FRANK SLOAN, G. K. MAXWELL, Commissioners of Election State and County Officers. October 20, 1882. 40 2t BOARD OF MANAGERS APPOINTED TO CONDUCT THE GENERAL ELECTION FOR A REPRESENTATIVE IN CON GRESS FROM THE 3D DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. rr?HE following aro tho Managers of Elcc 1 lion appointed for Oconee County, to conduct, tho election for a Member of Congress on the 7th day of Novcmbor, 1882: Walhalla-F W. Pieper, Jr., T. D. Alexander and Edward Evans. West Union-W. 0. Harkcy, J. A. Ivcstcr ond Gus Evons. High Falls-J. H. Sligh, Thomas Hun oicuttand J. C. Jenkins. Salem-Leonard Rogers, Frank Robinson and J. W. Cannon. Littlo River-James Fisher, A. L. Whitmire ond W. E. Orr. Rowlaod's-Wm. Rowland, Wm. Welch and Wm. Hunter. Mrs. Barker's-S. G. Cooley, A. P. Crisp and Simon Hunt. Fenton ll. Hall's-A. Arve, J. N. Wel kins and J. B. Phillips. Rook Springs-J. R. Jones, G. W. Leathers and Tennis Maxwell, Westminster-B. II. Cross, John D. Sheldon and J. ll. Ligon. South Union-J. L Reeder, T? D. Long and T. J. Jenkins. Seneca City-A. lt. Broyles, S. K. Dendy, Jr., and W. U. Cox. Center-J M. Dixon, W. II. Hunt and J. B. Sanders. Holly Springs-S. C. Smith, J. R. Whitmire and B. F. Dean. Sitton's Mills-John C. Harris, M. N? Sitton and Frank Hollingsworth. Fair Blay-P. A. Hunt, P. N. Lindsay and John Hendrix. Polls must open at 7 o'clock A. M. and close at 6 P. M. H. D. A. BIEMANN, Chairman, R. A. MATHEWSON, W. J. HARBIN, Commissioners of Election for Representa tive in Congress. October 20, 1882. 49 2t MASTER'S SALES. 1>URSUANT to tho Deoroos nf Solos mad in thc following ontitlcd cases, 1 will sel at public auction boforo tho Court Ilnuso door in Walhalla. S. C., on tho first MONDAY in November, 1882, bctwoon tho legal hours of salo, tho following proporty hereinafter described, upon tho terms in tho respective eases specified: W. C. Keith ) Complaint vs. >? for Sarah A. Wilson. J Forooloauro. ALL that Picoo, Parcol or Tract of Land, nimmo, lying and being in tho County of Oconco, Stato of South Carolinn, on tho head waiora of Littlo Uiver, containing ono hundred acres, more or loss, adjoining lands of John O'Lory, Norton & Hunt'or and others, formerly owned by Wm. Wilson and sold by the Shoriff of Oconco on salosday in May, 1881, as tho property of Wm. Wilson at tho suit of John S. Vcrner, Reooivor. THUMS OP SALK-Gash. Purohaser to pay extra for title J. W. Stribling. OT?TPT) Complaint ye. > for W. K Addis. J Foreclosure. ALL that Piece, Parcol or Tract of Land situate, lying and hoing in tho Oounty of Oconee, State of South Carolina, on Little Fall Crook, containing six hundred and silty acres, moro or loss, adjoining lands of Miles Muss. Wm* Holden, Yoargin Norris, Vissago Old Feld Tract and others, known as tho Alborson Place. Sold to defendant by plain tin" as Clerk of tho Court as part of the Hoal Estate of Wm. L. Keith, decoasod. TRRMS or SALK- Cash. Purchaser to pay extra for title. RICHARD LEWIS, Master* October 12, 1882. 47-41 9 --?VIST TD LOWEST dm PUB! .A.11 tlie I-ia/tesrt Styles of Mien's and. Boys O lo tning, Ketts eind Shoes will "be found a/t thi s E? st a/blishment eund. will be sold a,t the Lowest IPrioe for ?a,sh Only. ?LOTTOS?? ?L@TH0IN1?? Just received and opened TO-DAY a largo and well sclcoled stock of MB:N'S CLOTHING. Also, a new Stock of Boys' and Youths' CLOTHING, of all tho latest styles. Ago 8 to 10 years. This is positively thc best stock of Youths', M^n's and Boys' Clo thing, Shoes and Hats ever offered in Wal halla. LADIES9 FINE SHOES A SPECIALTY. /IM J Til 12 ?i AT EST NOVEL ? !3 i IN GENTS' FDIC NISH INK GOODS AND UNDER WAK E. RUBBER GOODS FOll WINTER AND CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES FOTT" THE LOWEST SUM OP MONEY CAN BE HAD THERE. "W. F\ SEEBA3 Is/Temeiger. -A 8 8 I 8 T K n a V FRED. PI EPE IC. JR. October 6,1882. 40-tf NEW GOODS fl. W. ~ PIEPER, .A-GKETSTT, WALHALLA, S. C., HAS JUST OPENED IN KAUFMAN N'S Building, near Bnuknight's Store, on Maia street, A NETT STOCK OT GOODS, Embracing therein specially DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, BOOTS AND SHOES* HATS ANO CAPS, Together with a general stock suited to tho trado. These Goods Ard bow and frosh and havo been selected with special rcferenoi to tho trado of this market and will bo Sold very low for GASH OR BARTER. Call and soo beforo purchasing olsowhero. Also Agent for tho Celebrated Ooo und Two Horso GERBER WAGONS. October 12, 1882. 47-ly FOR S.A.XH:E: -BY SAMPLES. 1AM selling SUITS for Gentlemen and Boys from SAMPLES that aro superior to any thing yet odored to the publio. Tho Goods are tasty and cheap nod will bo made up in the ?A?ont ?lylri TAILORING In all departments constantly oarri?d ou. livery effort will be made to give satisfaction. All charges reasonable. Thanks for former patronage. W. A> MILKS* Oolober 10, 1882. 48 If Final Settlement 'pll? undersigned respectfully petit iona to tho 1 Probate CoUrt of Odoneo county, S. C., fdr a final settlement of the Estate df Writ. Janes, deceased, Ort Monday, tho 20tll day of Novem ber, 1882, and for Anal discharge th ore from. J. W. 8T RI BLI NO, Administrator. Ootobor lt?, 1882. AMt |F you want any DUGQIES, CARRIAGES or TT H? als? keelia o? hand Standard Cl ?A?O! ASH ELBMBM ??WG0OD8 JUSf ARRIVED AT COLE & COFFEE'S, WALHALLA, 8. C. LADIES' CLOAKS AND YOUTHS' AND GENTS' CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. -Wc Lave Hie largest stock of ?>{]?iE? AND HfoT? Ever brought to Ibis market, al prices (hat defy competition. -ALSO A very large and well selected slook of DRY GOODS --A? 1ST ID NOTIONS. Ml Wool Filling Dress Goods at 13 cts. per yard. CALL AND SEE US. COLU & COFFER. Ootober 5, 1882. 40-tf Special Dispatch ! Reliable Hews ! ! rpiIAT J. P. MICKLEIl. with his X Big Stock of FAIX ANO WINTER C*OOI)S. is now opened and in point of price, good goods and polito olorks can't bo bent in Uppor Carolina. If you want Boots and Shoes from thc least to the largest, of the best brands and at bottom prices, ceo mino before you buy. If you want Beady-Made Clothing that fits nice and looks well and latent stylos, at prices that aro surprisingly cheap, call on Charlie to fit you up; ho understands it. If you wont a Hat or Cap at any prico lor anybody Johnnio Hutchinson can fill your bill and save you money. If you want Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy doods, Tricks und Fixings, from the most delicate lace to thc heaviest OaBimorcs, I keep all in stock nt tho lowest prices. If you want Groccrios I koop everything from a Nutmeg to a barrel of Syrup, all cheap, except Bacon, which I admit is donr. I have a Coffee good onnugti for anybody at eight pounds for $1. Sugar. Lard, Flour, Meal. Chcoso, Rico, Fish, Salt, Spioo, Sida, Candios, Cnn Goods, &o., in fact everything to make homo happy. If you want anything in tho Hnrdwnro lino, Farming Implements. Plantation Tools, Nails, .Spades, Shovels, Pitchforks, Grind atones, Cullory, Well and Wator Buckets, Saddles, Bridles, Chains, don't forgot whore to go for them. Crooke; y of all descriptions. Willio Jaynos, of Richland, is With mc and will he pleased to have his friends to como to see him, if they want goods at n bargain. I keep n good supply of heavy Bagging and new Arrow Ties io storo and nt tho Stonm Gin in West Union. Six yards of Bogging and six Tics for $1 25. Soven yards o? Bag ging and six Tics for $1.35. Soven yards is better for tho plnntor. I will pay nt all times tho highest cash prico for Colton, and all who owe mo omi will como promptly nnd settle in October I will allow a liberal discount. Respectfully, J. P. MICKLER. October 12. 1882. IMPORTANT J?otice. t Lb persons holding bills, accounts or do A monds of ntiy kind ngainsl Oconco county, willoh have not been before presented lo the Board of County Commissioners nt spcoial meet inga held during tho fiscal year 1881 and 1882, are hereby notified lo deposit Ibo Samo with the undersigned, Clerk of said Donni, al his office, on the court h ouso square, At Wal h bil a, 8. Ol, on or before Hie first day nf November, 1882*j to be examined atid ordered lo be paid at ibo an nual meeting of said Board, to be hold on tho first Tnesdoy after tho firsl Monday of Novem-* ber, 1882. J. S. VERNER, Clerk Bosid Couoty Commissioners. October 5, 1882. 10 it Noticeo 8ENECA? 8. C., Octobor 23, 1882. I HEREBY give notlbo and direct the Oreen 1 back Independent Clubs of Oootiee county to meet at their respectivo places on SATURDAY, November 4th, 1882, to transact important bi ts i ne 3?i. By order of W, J. HARBIN, County Chairman O.I. L V, O?lobor 20, 188">; 40 2t AGES & WAGONS, AG?N?, Ibo plaoes lo buy them cheap Is of B. FRANK SLOAN, , Al Seneca City. J, ACID PHOSPHATE, GERMAN KAINIT dod Sept. 28, 1882.-45-1 m Blacksmith AND WHEELWRIGHT, WALHALLA, S0 ?a ^Htl? ptibli? will lake nolico timi ? keep con J 8tan(ly 6n hand Ono and Two-Horse WAGONS, windi I will sell low for cash or couutry produce. I am also prepared lo do any rtpairs ort Wagons and Buggies, both wood and iron wtfrk. Horso Shoeing dono at shorl notice Give mo n trial. Respectfully, A. GERBER. Seplember 28, 1882. 4f)-3ia STOVES, STOVES. jVCy friends ebnd cus tomers will teuke no tice theut, I neuve re ceived st large assorts ment, of first oietss COOKING -^.Krr) HEATING STOVES, L?WE&T PRICES. Call and coe them. J. C. MIOKLER, V^alheulla,, B. O. Ootobor 5, 1882. 40 Notice TO CREDITORS, ALL persons having olnimo against the Estate of Jam?s Park?r, deooascd, Will present to me tho samo prop?rly proven, Alse, all peraobs indebtod to snid deceased vtill make pftymcnt to me nt once. J. Wi STRIBLING, Li . . Administrator.' Uotobor 19, 1882 <?8_ttt t KEAS?RER'8 OPF?OE'? August 164 1882*. ? N ecoordanco vr?th. the Supply Bill, ap proved February 9(b, 1882. notice ia horoby given that thia o?r'? o o wilt be opon for the* collection nf taxes Friday, September 15, and will remain open until Ootober 31 atv The rato per centum of taxes is os follows' Stato purpoeos, * - 4| mills. County, - m ? 'A mills'. Schools, ?? H ? 2 mill?. Poll Tax, * . - - $100 . For the convenience of tho taxpayers I will attend at the following places: % Abel Robins', Monduy, 18th September. Hall's, Tuesday, 1 Sit li Sept?mbeor. , Fort Madison, Wednesday, 20th of Sep tember. Westminster, Thursday. 21nt Sedtoinbor/ Fair Play. Friday, 22d September. Sitton'a Mills, Saturday, 23d September. Seneca City, Monday and Tuesday, 25th' and 2Gth September. High FUIID, Thursday, 28th September. Alexander's store, Friday, 29th September. And.for balance of time in my offioo in tho' \ Court House ' * Tax payors wilt ploaso nttond at the ap*' pointments by 3 o'clock P. M. In all oases where tho May Installment has' not been poid a Penalty of" Five Pei? Cent will bo added to said Installment. All taxes remaining unpaid on tho first day of Novomhor will incur n Penally of Fifteen Per Cent, and will bo collected by distress or othorwiso until 151 li of November; aftor that date tho County Treasurer will proceed to collect by lovy and sale cs provided by law-. Ta?Co aro payable in tho following kinds of funds: Oold and Silver Coin. United Statos Curroncy/ National Bank Notes, II. F. County Treasurer Oooneo County. August 17,1882 39-'4t HEADQUARTERS. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST* BY contraol in writing willi the manufacturers' ?ve aro tho only authorized agen,s in tho Counties of Abbeville, Anderson and Oooneo for tho sale of Daniel Pratt's Revolvlug Head Gins, Feeder? and Condenser*/. Wo guarantee to sell at manufacturers' prices and will give satisfaction or usk for no pay. Moro Pratt Gins have been sold in our ter ritory In the last five years than all other kinds' combined. Terms easy. Send for circulara. McCULLY & TAYLOR. Anderson, B. C. July 20, 1882. 85-2m FURNITURE, ^ AT BOTTOM. PRICES ? j BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Lounges, Lounges, Washstands, Safes, Bedroom Sots, Cribs and Cradles, Twin Spring Mattresses, Cotton Mattresses, Center Tables, Dining Room Tablos, s" In fact everything usually kept in a first class j F u rn i turo Store. Now is the timo to furnish your bouse willi something that is useful os well as ornamental. Call and see mo. JOHN J. ANSEL, Main Slreet, Walhalla, S. C. September L'8,1882. 45.8m LADIES'STOM OUR Full and Winter Stook of Goods, which has boen bought exclusively in Northern Markots, is arriving daily and will bo complete in a fow days. No pains have' I been spared to get tho most btylish, lowest j primen and bost. Wo mako special mention of thc followings DRESS GOODS, Mohair Brilliantines, Alpacas, Pangea Silks, Plain and Figurod Cashmeres and >?' full assortment of Trimming Silks, NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS* A Beautiful lino of Notions and Paney Goods. HATS AND CAPS. An elegant assortment of Ladies' and' Gentlemen's lints and Caps. BOOTS AND SHOES. All Rinds, S'IKGS and prices. Wo mako* rt* Specialty ol tho Bay State Shoo. m*?T MO?? Tho Latest Stylos, Most Elegant ph'ltorn's and best IBs. A large lot of Cnshmcrcs, Jeans. &o , You will find our stoek of Hardware, Wooden and Willow ware and! Groceries corn-' pleto in every particular. A Full assortment of Wall lAipor and ! Clooks. We aro agents for thc Domestic, Weed and1 Hartford Sowing Machines. Bo sum to let us show yon through out1 elognnt nssorlmcnt bofVo purchasing oho whero. Respectfully, G. L. REID & CO. F?mtil? College, WALHALLA, S. C, rr*HI8 Iridtilti'Mon will open Ila FIFTH SF.SSIOH 1 SI?PTF..11IlCkT 14, 1882. TfcnMfl. Collegiate Department, 10 monlhs, . $30 00 Academic Department, 10 months, . 10 00 Primary Department, 10 monlhs, . . 8 00 Juvohilo Department, 10 months. . . . 6 00 Board, including fiiel, lights and room, per month, . . , . , 10 00 Excollent facilities f?T studying muslo, wa? Work and painting. Sond for catalogue. J. T. S?ELTZER, Presiden!. August 2-1, 1883. 40 8m