Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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KATI:. There's something in tlic nnmo of Kate, Which many will condemn; Blit listen now while 1 rolnto The traits of some of thom. There's deli-Kale, a modest clnmo, And worthy of your lovo; She's beautiful in a frame. As gentle as a clove. <'omnium Kate's Intelligent, As we may ?ell suppose; Uer fruitful mind is over beni Oil telling what she kllOWS. There's intri-Kale. she's so ohseurc. 'Tis hard lo lind her oui : Por she is often very sure To put your w its tn rout. Provan-Kale's a stubborn maid. She's sure to have lier way; The caviling, contrary jade Objects to all you say. There's aller Kale, a ) erle? I pest. Mlicll given !e disp |le Her prattling tongue eau never rest, You eau not her refute. Thoro's dlslo-Knlo, in quilo a fret , Who fails l?? gain her point : Ibu- case is quite unfortunate, And sorely out of joint, Ktptivo Kate no one n ill woo: The thing would be absurd; Sin" is so faithless and nul i ne. Y?U can not take lu i word. There's vindi-Kale, slut's good and true, And strives willi all ber might lier duty faithfully to do. And battles for thc righi; the? 's rnfdi Kate, lS la -, Quito fond of rural scenes : she likes io ramble through Hie grass. And I h rough thc evergreens. Of all tho maidens yon i an lind. There's none like edie Kan- : Because sin- elevates Hie mind And aims at something great. Destroying Typhoid (.'erins. Typhohl lever is usually commu nicated (brough the discharge* ol' ty phoid fever patients. Tho genus of the disease lind their wa\ lo wells, water--courses mid other sources of waler supply, and thus other pri sons become infected. This means of spreading the disease would bc wind ly checked ii Ibo discharges ol' owiy typhoid fever patient were properly ami thoroughly disinfected. A s;it. ural ed solut ion of copperas, or sul ) hale of /.'me, will probably destroy the germs of typhoid,. Iml lhere an other more positive means <>f disin fection. We will mention i ? >>. as anning the most valuable: A solution of two drachms of ?.<>r rosivo sublimate to the gallon of wa ter will destroy all known germs. Tho objection to this disinfectant is thal it is so poisonous thal children, or, others, arc likely to bo killed by accidentally swallowing even .1 very small portion of the sol 111 ion. Another and perfect safe method which, hy recent experiments, has hoon shown lobe thoroughly* effec tive, is thc application of boiling wa ter to the infectious discharges. ( 'areful experiment* . how ! Ital lite addition to the Infectious material of four limes ?ts volume of boiling wa ter w ill offed nally destroy the I \ phoid germs, This fuel is well worlh knowing, as boiling water can always be pro cured, while othei disinfectants are not i II e\ cry casi minted jab I v ac cessible.- d.I ll- ?lill. Thc Nen KM xl r ol Idle. Despite lin sarcasm, general ami professional, willi which the recen I experiments made hy M. Ilrown ScijUiird weir greeted, there seems lo be, after all, some cfl?c.-iey in 1 lo ngly elixir-vibe invented by the aged and respected ph y sioh igisl. A young physician, I?:-. Vnriol, who has already been sucei ssfiil in removing I al I M., marks from the skin of several civilised ?avages, has been Induced lo lest thc dlicacy of M. Hrown-Sci pia rd's 'di fe mix lure, I lc pasted together portions of (he llesb Iissues ol' rnhits and guinea pigs, di luted thrm willi waler, and injeelMd the compound ibu- obtained into 1 ho hollies ol three paupers, aged ri speed Ively lilly four, li fly.six and sixty eight. Th?- mell had iic\ . r beard of M, Drown Seipiard's solution, ami were merely told thal lin y were lo hr i i j clod with strengthening fluid. We have ! >r. Va riot's word for it thal his three patients, \\ ho, before being subjected lo the wonderful remedy, were weak, worn, emaciated an . melancholy, suddciilv became strong, fresh and cheerful, look new views of life, and allogethei fell as if they had received a new leas? nf ex ?st euee, The ex ] iori men ls failed, however, On lite olle r mbjeets, bul llie hulef at ?gable M. Vnriol is not to be de feated, and In- intends lo continue in his trials which in (?me will be coin liniment rd in all j heir precis'n ni of Vchn'ical detail (o the l?iolog?eal Society. l?tmdmi '/'ifif/ru/i/i. There is another gigantic irnsi in process of formation. Sall is the commodity to bo affected this lime. All the salt producers ol' (lu.nut ry are to form a sall trust with a cap! tal of $20,000,000 and w iii bc incur poi nted under the law . of New York. The associai ion will begin business the first of next January when ihe price of salt will advance twenty lo thirty per cent. One-fourth <>i tin stock in this monopoly will he oWiioa by an Knglish syndicate. 'l'en (.(mil Till HRS to Know. ! L, That salt will curdle HOW milk, j heneo in preparing milk porridge, gravies, oto., tho salt should, not ho I added until the dish is prepared, j 2. That clear boiling water will I remove tea stains and ninny If nit j stains. I'our tin w ati i' through tho slain and tims prevent its spreading j over the fabric. '.). That ripe tomatoes will remove ink and other stains from while dolli, also from the hands. I. That a tablespoonful of turp?n- 1 line boiled with while clothes will aid in the whitening process. f). That boiled starch is much Im proved hy the addition of a little sperm, salt or gum arabic dissolved. G. Thal beeswax and sall will make ' rustv Mai ?rons as clean and smooth i as glass. Tie a lump of wax in a , rag and keep it for (hal purpose. W hen tho irons are hot, rub thom li rsl with the wax rag, then scour j with a paper or ?doth sprinkled with salt. 7. Thal Kine ointment and koro? sene mixed in equal proportions and applied lo bedsteads is an unfailing 1 lied bug remedy, as a cual of white wash i- for tin walls of a log house. s. Thal kerosene will soften boots i or shoos thal have been hardened hy wal< r, .o?d render (hom as pliable as now. 1). That kerosene will make lin lea kettles a< brigid as new. Saturate a woolen r.iv,'and rub with it. lt will also remove stains from varnished furniture. III. Thal co?.| rain waler and soda will remove machine grease from washable fabrics. 'hie of ihc niosi interesting docu ments nf the \ ear i- t he repol i ol' ike New i mk Police Commissioners.] During the vear S?-.tM?l arrests were made. ? If those IS (.op | were males, and I'.i.ii?? were females. There wa re lew er (hi?ese arrested. The im lease in arrests of foreigners was among (ai rmans, Italians and Uus SUIIIS. Of I hese lie! W eeli IWOlltV Ulld I Kirf \ \ear- ol' age lhere were neai'lv ??2,(100, hut more than 8,??00 wore over !ii'i\ years of ago. < >f the total num her arrested ."iii,omi andover were un. married, ami more than I,HUH had no education. Tho arrests included U7 actor-. :;.< artists, l.'l actresses, I author, 17 bartenders, nu boarding house keepers, I I S I took - keepers, I l.all player, I hallet -irk l> cashiers, ii chiropodists, ii clergymen, Si. edi tor- ami reporter-, 7-~> icemen, il ii - torpreters, ll letter carriers, ?l? hiw \er-, 117 musicians, *J7 managers,'J I models, 1 manicure, 7 organ grind ers, I.I lo printers, 2? policemen, 28 physicians, ll pilots, I pago, In pri V.'lte ?h i eel i VOS, I preacher, ii pn i i lessors, I pool, I ral.hi. fifi soldiers, lil! students, (i singers, li! stenog raphers, ill undertakers, I ventrilo i|iii-i ami s vocalists. No occupation w a- claimed bj l?l,(ili'.l. There i- a --pies st,,ry of a peevish old farmer who had married a young wile, and, being lately on his death lied, with hi- dearest beloved in al- 1 tendance, was giving her directions how io go on willi the management of of hi- estate after decease1, when after -oiue oilier ipieslions, she asked him: . A- \ on ha\ (< homi so kimi a- to leave the whole -lock on (his farm lo nie. il ?s liol lo lie supposed that I shall he long w it hunt a number of sailors; pray, m\ dear, have von nn\ desire thal I sin HI bl mum an\ par1 ticillar pel-oil ?ll preference lo ;i|| I >t lier, for il is ins intention io ucl agreeably to your wishe-''" To which he very waspishly replied: ".Mam! why. you may marry the devil if you like!" "I), ntv love," -lu rejoined, in a very tender lone, "that can"; lie done, for, if yu recoi led, my dear, it i- tn il law lui lo tuarn I wo I ?r< >t hors." Dr. McDow ha- luau expelled from lim Medical SocioU of Charles lon for conduct unbecoming a e'en t hanan, and the fact is published in thc papers of (lint city, and w ill be published in at least two reputable medical journals, Mis resignation a- surgi. of the Ki rsl hat tallinn, Knurl h brigade, has been accepted 1 >\ the ( !o\ ernor. lb- wa- also a member of the Washington Light Infantry battalion. Some da\- ago Major (iilehi'ist, eoniinander ol' the batlalioii, wrote to him, saying (hal as In had confessed to eon.Iud un beeoiiiiic; a gentleman, he must semi in hi- resignal ion bj Monday night, the itiolithlv meeting; if no!, he Would be expelled. The lesi t> lia t ?oil wa- sent ?lt and accepted. Mellow is now surgeon of the Lnyfayotle Ari ilion, whioli i- on il - last |,.._.s. a iel I he \ (leran- of w h ich will ic sign ti nh ?- In- i- expelled. .I \i U -ON. Miss., Jill) UL The Slate I)eim>cratic N'oiniiiatingCon vention wa- called lo older.al 2,??0 I'. M. There were one thousand ? delegales present. All the counties in tile State were represented, There being tu? contest-, the ('mi volition, nfl hr appointing a commit tee ou resolutions, at .una' proceeded with thc wmk of nominating a Stale ticket. KA (...vernor .lohn .M. stone, of Tishii. (Nullity, was nominated for ( ;..\ ...r on t he iir-i ballot, and tho I lon. M. M. Kvfli'lH, of hickson County, for Lieutenant < inventor. J Too I.it (o. "Your Unto lets coitus" saul tl phy sician, speaking lo an old Georgian, who lay stretched out on a bod. '.Arc you shore, doc?" "\ os." "Ain't no chance fur you ter he wrong, is thar ?" "None whatever. You'll bu dead hy stllldowi ." "Shore miff) now ?" "Yes. I tell you." "Doc, you ain't trying ter git off a joke on np', air you ?" "No, I never joke a dying man." "W all, then, I reckon I'm gone, hut 1 wu sh I'd knowed it a week ago." "Think you would have boen hel ter prepared ?" "Yep, SI heap hi tter." Hi's nut too late to pray, if Ililli will do von ?HIV good." "I don't keer unthill' about that, but if I'd tl kllOWUOd las! week what I know now, w'y I wouldciitcrbought that roan boss. I'd a tuck the money an' had some fun with il. Couldcr had ii rall lin' time on thnt ^ Hb Couldcr bought licker enough tor scalded a hog in. That's thc way with this here world. A man never knows mithin' till it's too late." ?jp? FOR Tim m.oon, fi^W Weakness, .Miliaria, JndiKOSlion nial biliousness, luke HHOWN'S IRON 1UTTKKS. lt euroli quickly. Ker sale t>y ntl deniers In uicilieliic. t'<.-t ttie genuino. Thc Washington, ( 1 >. C.) t're** thinks ibo newspaper men of thc i'nited Slates, irrespect i ve ot' party, should creel a monument to Capt. Dawson in Washington, lt says: .'There was enough itt bis life and character, aside from politics, lo in spire universal respect. Ile met his death like a knight of old in defend ing a friendless girl against the wiles ol' a seducer. The ac<piital ol' his murderer should bc niel willi some -neb prides) asa monument. The /'/'ss, which is known to he I he antipodes of wltal Capt. Dawson was ?tl his political views, feels thal il is lilting io suggcsl io iiie newspaper! fraternity in general the erection of a monument hat shall show to future general ions lhal his contemporaries were not unmindful of tho value of his life or 'the deep damnation of his taking oil'.' The suggested tribute need liol he vel'V cosily, so expensive as lo place it< realization ?ll doubt. Ils vallie will not depend oil il price." S vs Ki: V\i i-i o, July Ul. Thc si camel' ("ilv ol' New York arrived Insl evening from Nong Kong and Yokohama. Thc Japan Gazelle of the 20th in-!, ci.mains ibo following: "111 tel ?gonce has been received at lloiig Kong from K??lying ('han, prefecture in the northeast of l\wan lung, that cn rit on thc morning ol' June -J ldc ( hang King and the King Yuen districts were llooded In thc hurst nig of a waterspout or tor nado, described by the Chinese as a water dragon, ami the level country wa- llooded willi nearly lliirly-six feel ol' waler. .Many houses were whollv -wept away, while others were inundated. I'p wa rd s of (1,000 live- were \< . I. A DI ICS Kceriln? n tonie, ?ir I'liiiilron timi want Iniililing lip, .|i..u:.| lille' meow .vs I HON ll lTTF.lt.S, ll Is plcnstiiit lo hike, eures M ii liir in. IIMIIKCA linn. MIHI litUtHisnesR, All (leAlvnt keep it. The A lliniiee men nf ti reen vii le Colllil\ are g"im.: lo stick logclhor on the coll?n hagging' question. Tiny have alreatlv placed orders w iib Messrs. C iv Uros, and J. II. Morgan cv Uro. for -.i,000 yards ol' cotton bagging. Thc nnn-hanl- of Greenville are going to respect ibo wishes of the larmer ami will not handle jute bagging io any ox lent. The farmers are to pay cash for the covering when they gel ii. The linn- who have ordered the col Ion hagging do imi anticipate any trouble in getting enough to supply (he demand. They ev peet orders for uv er 100,000 v ard- hy I he Hrs I ol' Sept emiter. Thc Supreme Court of Mississippi has imposed two lines of two hun dred and fifty dollars each upon a railroad for failing to provide sepa rale accommodations for the black and white raia--. Want of Sleep Is semling thousands annually to tho insane asylum ; anil the doctors say this trouble, ls alarmingly on tho increase. The usual remedies, while thoy may give temporary relief, aro likely lo ilo moro hann than geml. What is needed is tin Alterative and lUeod-purlllcr, Ayor'a Sarsaparilla is Incomparably the best, lt corrects those disturbances in iho circulation which cause sleepless ness, gives increased vitality, and re stores tho nervous system to a healthful Condition. Kev. T. (!. A. Col?, agent of tho Mass. (Tonio Missionary Society, writes that his sloinaeh was out of order, his B?00JI very Often disturbed, and some im purity cd the liltinil manifest ; hut that a perfect ( inc was obtained hy tho uso f A y er's Sarsaparilla. . Frederick W. Pratt, 42-1 Washington street, Posion, writes: " My daughter was prostrated with nervous debility. Ayer's Sarsaparilla restored her-to health." William r. Bowker, Erie, Pa., was cured of nervousness and sleeplessness liv taking Ayor's Sarsaparilla for about two months, during which time- lils weight Increased over twenty pounds. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I'ltl'I'Altin Itv . Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. 8olil tij-ftll DraggliU. I*rlc?fl; ?li boulin,*i. A Silfo Investment? N?nu1 windi ts guaranteed l?i iiiiii.-; yon sails I arl i il > li Mill Ol Iii Casu ?ll a I a ililli'll nilli ll III purchase ju in-. (In (lils salo plan yon can hey ? llalli nur tldVCI'll-cd ?ll ??}?;?.i-l a hottlcol Or. I King'? Now Discovery loi Consumption, li ls I guaranteed tn laing rdid m every I I I', ?in n j Used Im any alli al inn ol I Ino al. lani' mr (.'III -I. such gs Consumption. liWtnuiinallnii ?I lani '.-. | hrunvhills, Asthma, \\ h.-?poi" Cough, Croup, cte., etc. lt ls plea-.mi aii<l agreeable '.. 11 "'? pm reelly nate ami eau alway ? l>e depended II|K>II. Trial dut Iles I I re ni Norman I'triig ?..'. Ding SI.ne. The fanners ol' S..111I1 (5 corgi a aro going lo si ri kc ni lite root ol' the evil mi lin ?tile Iritsl i|Uesliotl. Tliev are going to plant timi raise jule at linnie, lo make lltcir own I wig ging for coll?n. A mouther ol' a prominent Macon linn dial is in lin? front rank in lite light ngninsl lite jute trust, will go to Washington in a few iliiys to consttll ilu? Sorrelnr^ of Agriculture about a supply of I jute seed for the fsirmers ol' (hal sec lion. Thus tlie combine of jute men to grind down lite fanner will deve lop a new iiulfisiry in tlie South, mid proves the triteness of the old saying: "'Tis tut ill wind tittil blows no goml to nttv one." . ?>. Nearly thirty seven million babies are born in this world even year. The Lane Codon Hagging Mills al New Orlenos turns out '10,000 yards of bagging per day. .Merit Wins. Vt e i le-i le I., -av |... an eil l/i-IIS. I hal hu yal - we h.IM-I.e.ai -elim I jr. King's \.',\ OiM-oveiy tor ('iitisiiinplinn, Or. Kiln;'* Ne? I.ile Pi Unkten'* Ailina Salve ami l-'.leel rle Oil tors, ami have never Unmlleil reim ?lies thal sell a- weil, m Kial have given sm ii universal sal l-l ai Hun, Wc do liol in-ti i ai,. i H guarantee I hem cverj Him ami we -l a I II I ready lo Minmi lill1 pun li i-e price If satisfactory results il.1 1.Mich usc, These remedies lia?.' won in. u . n-..i popularity purely mi linn mellis. Sm mail Ina; I'.... I >i Itguisls. Travelers sax. thal in \ irginia t here are t rees more than live lum dred foi ; in hight. Nearly thirty seven million hallies are I II ?rn i 11 this u . ni. I even \ 1 ar. Time is nlwavs represented carry ing a scythe, and We suppose Ile will contiiiti?> lu e.irrv lliis primitive agri cultural implement until lime shall be im mower. Ilucklcu's Arnica Salve. The IMSI Salve iii i he world lor . Hs. Imtiscs, sores, ulcers, sall rlicuin, li-\ii -..ns, Icllcr, . I. ipi.. .I hands, cliUlitaiiis. eorns, ami all -lou erupt inns, and positively .me- Piles, .a im pal i e. i II i 11 a. lt ?s gua rani ced 1 ?. ".se p. ii.. 1 .a i facthm. ur mulley rciumted. Pi.ni? pm luix, I'm sah lo Norman In nu 1 .? -? . Iv'ieli Uosaimmd gel . !>> lin fnml this w eek by sn vi hg thal he boals the rt.rd in i li is vieillit \ for one dav's w ork. ( hi last Wi iliicsday be plowed an aere i - I' ci , 11, was Indore I ile I ' nil ed Stales Commissioner for over au le mr. I mi i >n t birt \ : w ? ? bor .. dun -. sharp cited six sweeps and live plows and was through b\ I oYloek. /./? '.. ... i Vi nf int /. July '};t. (? 'i\ ?lat ?"ti \\ ill no\ er he .1 com plete succe - as h?ng as there are lin n who w i! ! -il mi n fence for iud li ing all day rat lier I han ea ru a dull il sa w ?Hg Wund. "Ti nu ni \. 11 ?11 \ .ni hoar ymir ned h er call y i .n'.y'" . ( 'mir se I did." "?Then w hy ilott'l \ ..H gu al nu . ?" -W i ll, slie's nervous, and ii I gu now, ii w ill he loo sudden, and ?1 will fright eil her." A larmer who -aw Ins fnmilx ar rayed in dusln new bals exclaimed: "There go mi wife ami dnnghliTs willi Illili! lill -bols ..I ..;,|s apiece ..11 I heir lu ads." ?s . I No ina li 11 'i an, considerable pe rind can wear mic face himself and am il her lu tin mull il tide, with oui loudly getting bewildered a- lo which mai I? ibo I rue. *. . r A greal many peuple who live in I.r. lil tie h. .us,-s now . aro rich in faith and heirs nf . lie kingdom. Many ll martyr has o-oiie straight from prison 1 . ? | ia rai I iso. Col. Klliotl I'. Shepard, ol lhe Mail and KN press, ask-: ..( au au 1 editor be a ( lu i -I inn?" \\ lieu it comes to the poiitl when I he editor himself has doubts on ibis mader, ithmus 1 .*--_. ? 11 in bink i reli \ serious. . i I here were maiiulacl un d in 1 be limited States las', year, in round numbers. I 1,1)00,(100 p.mu.I- of lohne co, loo.uno pound - Ol' snuff, I.uno. 000,011(1 cigars, I ..'iiiu.min.noil ar.ltes. America publishes nene papers ; than all thc n si of (he w orld com bined. I.asl year ii 17,107 pl I'iod icals prinletl the enormous number ? d' l?,?l?0,;?(i(i,.iUII copies chough t.. supply ev cry. soul on earl h wit li 1 w . > new -papers. l in labor in religion hear-- no pro portion willi the rou ird. What are . a few leurs shed, toa weight id' gio ry? I H al I lain irs for lu aven I lu rt ? i I profit ; il is like a man I hal digs in n gold mine niel carries 11 wm all tin "old. I Viol" .?Nim children I urn 111 your noses m every 1 Iii n<j "ii I he table 'When I was a lno? I was ?/bul '.? ge enough dis bread I" eal." Tomlin "Sa\, pa. you're has ne: a much bel 1er I ?mc i ii ! i. now yo i're lix i nv will us, ain't Von?" FOR TORPID LIVER, ,V torpid llll-r lt.; I-ll ll >; es /.ie \, li?les,, '-.. I eui. uii'l |iroil 111 ? s Sick H e ii tl ii c li o * Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheti matism. Sallow Skin anti Piles Thorn IM MO heller r.ntiiMl,t forllii'si ei.oiooiii ilisi-i.-.'s tllllll 'lull's Myei rilli, ns ll I rill I ?lill (onie, i'.-.ee. '..e Sold Everywhere, alic ? Fanners' Supplies Fresh Goods in Stock and Arriving Each Day. A Full Line of Agate and Tin Ware. Try Our "Momaja" Cullie, the Finest Brand Put Up. The Largest Line of Buggies, Road Carts, Wagons and Harness in the County. I have on hand a large; stock of Hay, Bran, Oats j and Corn at the lowest market price. . Give me a call. II. I). A. WO. I lox I fifi. A. KISCIIKSSKK, .1 NV 101 Walhalla, S. C., x-:<^; to.. J ' J - ?mu full\ prepared in liKI'A I li 1 \\ AH ll KS. Cl.? K'KS, .1 KW Kl.KY, Ai-. All work is ?.unranleed ami <I.>11.? ?ii nisi class on Um. If yon wan! a good aili.I.- ..i .1 KW Kl. KY, Wli ns IS kural COl.il Kl NOS or any oilier Jewelry, you will lino! ?I lo voiir a.Kania".. lo eall .rn nie. A. KISOIIKSSKK. .lune li, ISS'.?. -j I :-.in AM) - SURAHS. \\ K hilve ju i reeeiveil auolhei large lii|.i .a ile- : *lh>win?: goods: Silk Vol vi : and Surahs al 7*1 eonls per yan I. Ml Hie popular shades. 1,'il.li.m . Kl..weis mid Kealhors, Hie lalo i styles, shades aiid onmhinal ?ons. Hal Shape: . ... pocinlly I ilaek. Si une lovely iles i"ns. Silk Oh ives mid Mills, Dress l.v.-.l iind SI lys, I paces, Veilings, A <.. Ib'siiccl fully. 1I88ES Min ". IS SPRING GOODS. (Jon m omni; (inn ni.h I have ju-! received a nico linc of Spring Dress O.ls, mob ns Cash mores, Wool I'.ii. . hallies, Ohighants, ( hooked and I'lain Lawns. Kignreil ami Solid Colored Sal I ines, yard wide. Hie very hesl grade hu only I.' lo, ('aliens. Hie rory hiles! pa (I eins from .". loSe. : also a lino lino ol Kuohiiigs, Neck bil lions, A... in i a? I my slook niusl he seen lo he lipprei ialed. I have 'I o received a line lol ..! ? '. KN TS" ll VTS i I I i l ll I KO, ? \S.?v|MKl?KS, I U KKDS and .1 K \ S'S, ami tho oi lebrab .1 I ! A \ ST \TK. KlIuKK. ' i au alway . ho found ni my Klnro. I have :. lull lino of \\ A l KIDD KS i LO! KS. all pi ?ees. \ I ... a La . il ihr lalesl novell les m Hie I la h I VS arc i .inc. Tin lin- S"H will giyC HU' an earl; call, I ?iin y-un ? mos! respeelfully, . REID. CITATION. i - .in mi IITIH I'IIOUA 11:, |!\ lin II.M.'li l i wi-, .li n>.i ol Ciao: \ II . V V11 . : I : i \ ? . I.' \ I I.psi .II has made sui! !.. mo !.. graul lom I .HI ern of \.i ? ministril! ?on, willi will annexed, ol Hie ' Kslale ami Kllools .-I .hullos Neal, do eeiiSed I hose il ic i horefore, lo eile ami ml moiiish ill and singular I ho kindred .I c red ?I ors ol Hie saul .lames Neal, ?le i'oa ed. Ilia) I hoy he ami appear before mi>, in (he < omi ol I'lohn I e. t.. bc held ;ii \\ a I ha Ila ( oin! House, H. ! !.. oil Kji linday, lin l??lh day ol Augiisl. ISsl?, all. i publioiilioii lui Col', al III o'clock in ile' forenoon, lo show cause, if any tin y I...,, hy ib,- ;ii.I ndiuiuistral iou should mir liiv granted * O?Vi n under a.;. I..,ml ami - ral Ibis Hie .ali da\ ol .liiiv," Anno D.m/nn ls '.'. l:l< ll \I.D Kl.W fS. .Kel ?. ni i 'lobaI?. ..i i icoiiee ? 'lUmlj. i ,luly !.Y i ?Ml -1 State of South Carolina, COUNTY <>[?' OCONKK. i \ rm i ot ur <>r l*ll?ii vt*. Kilima Moxs?.'?, Kx'lrix i * ** t i i i< M i l'orCon ?igahisl sinnt ?on ol I). T. Messer iV others, \ Will. Kimmi Messer. Kxceutrix ol Iho estille ol' .hunos .1. Messer, deceased, having minie ti|>|iUetition to me to make a llniil seit lemont ol tin- estate o? .launs .1. .Messer, ileeeaseii: .Ml persons interested in any wily in tho said estate w ?ll appear in my olllee, ai Walhalla Court House, on M'omhiy. tho SUI ll day ol' .Illly, ISSO, loslioweailse.il' any they ran. \\ li y a lina! settlement of said estate s-1?-? ;. 1.1 not lie I hen made, ami I he sa lil executrix dis charged as |ivovidcd hv law KM ll A Kl) I.KW IS. Judge nf I Toba I e. .lune 27, issn. 20 ll Yamaole Real Estate HOY Sale or Kent. \Al.t A Ul,I. lt KA l< KSTA'I K lor sail or riitii. on good terms, Also, a good Sime House in Westmins ter, on Itichmnml ami Danville Itailroad ? for sale or rent. Also, len or 1 w'elvo Tenement Mouses, which will he sohl or rented, Also, a good House ami l ot In W al halla lor sale or rent. Would exchange the same l'or a good tarin. fifty or'sevenly live valuable farms for sale on good lei ms. Will Luv or sell. Apply in WM. IIOI.DKX, I.ami \geilt, West mil-.-U r. v. ( . Kel.mary I I. ISSU. ". tl 5-Ton Cotton Oin Scales, $60 ?=?^5577 BEAM BOX irvTM'^iy" En?G3 TAFtE B cz A M jjjOTM'j " Wiirnuawl for 5 Yww 1^.']4T?^"^!1> *.?'<'??$ AC EN TSWANTE D. " JONES H?PAYS THE FREIGHT." l'or Fin- Vrka Mst, Athtmt JONES of BINGHAMTON, Binghamton, N. Y. II. A. II.(ilUSON, A Korney ami Counselor al Kaw, WAI ll VI I.A. ? . I'rom I il alteiil ion given in ? aims. V.. ,/##r? 'Hf?tin .-/...:-, ,hm un rv m. issn. olle? i iou ..! I). S. CIIAIG\ Attorney ami Counselor al Law. Careful and prom pl alli uti..?; \ i ii I u all business entrusted lo nie. Ollice in < 'mu t I louse building. January IO, I SS! I. J ly Wm. F. Ervin, Surveyor, Land Agency and Commission Business. blliee io (he lliillh IDtihlillg, WALHALLA, s. c. i\! W '8, Lady Street, near G. &. C. R. li. Depot, Columbia, S. C.. -VI ANTI Vi lt' 1.1 I: Ol' Steam Eipes and Boilers, ?Mill < i Oil ri Hg", Veil iou I nod llni'l /.Olltil C/'uilO .Mill-.. <Oist ?md S \\\ MILLS OK M l Sl/.K.S. nm SK Kl to NTS, L'A 11 INi. I? l|? DA L'DKN WU CK.M KT I? KV LOTS. Prompt and Special Attention given ld Repairing' of Ma chinery. I wimbi eall lin- attention of lin- publie especially lui he inri ilia! III v 4 I I.I I LA I! Ml'l.l.s have taken Hm li,-' pri . it ovcr> Male Kair In Columbia when on ex hil.il inn. ami thal I mal..- a pcciillly ol the ma n u I a, I ure ol ll,. I M l'i;< >\ KD ( 11,'( I KAL' SAW MILK, combining ...real si in pl id i y willi .lui ability and si reiigl h in l-lu'tr const ruction, and I hen hy I am ena 1 ih 11 In pul "ti lin- mail.. I lill arl i.lr whii lt rivals any ol hoi in price a* well ?is elVeel i veness. I have on lile many testimoni?is from Ihc foreino 1 ??nvyeii ami mill nt.-n nt lins Stale who uso my mills in ile ir perfi ri sat ?sl'artioii. I ain enabled lo furnish I lou i Kronl I Ja il i ny and all \r< liileetm .1 Wm 1. ?il sholl nulli c. having a i.n--r variety ol pal lei ns : mid, besides, I he experience ol many years in the trude, so ?hal I ran suit customers In every manuel . their taste a w i'll ?is . .i prii es. My . xpi rienee ami knowledge of gearing ami oilier ina ehinery Ly this lime b well I,m.wu throiighoiil ihc stat,-. :onl will warrant tn r\ri s our thal In- ran Lr suited by lill'. I pay elosi attention lo lb pad-, ni Steam Kle ines, Ac. when m lered. So that they an- promptly nil. .I and no In ? in ai rs lo uiiy cust i .iii.-i s hy delay. I'II lit i es desiring any article ie my line will lind il I" theil lie I lutero i lo > all or correspond w ?lb mc W lilr foi < ii rular a nd I'M. li:, which will Le furnished mi application. JOHN ALEXANDER, Columbi!), S. C. May '.'. issn. APPLICATION I OL' I N MIKTION. NuT I IK i., hereby given thal Mi . Mart ha A. Ililli,' w ?dov . has made application l<> me foi an exempt ion m the personal propcrl * ol 'l hos. .1. Hall, deceased, am! thal I ? ill pa Upon i he ?.same al my olllee, on I'm ihn the I*>lli ; day ol' \ ioisl n.'\ ' ii i i ..', t." i .. LU ll MCI) I.KU'IS, Ma -l. t . .Inl\ I, ISSU. ', ll, A Gentle Reiiider. 11 would lie u w ?Isle ol v.I lo d .- ell ni; Ihc merit ni N oi man's Neill rnli/.ilig i mdi.il in speaking In tin- people ol < Icu ncr. There is ubi I.Heine sold be tween ChnM uga ?iud Si Urra ni TllgilloO and Krnwrr lhal has given Hie slime sal isfaeliou as Norman's . ordial. D ls, therefore, mu pm i-, e only t" ri mind you lhal il is still in existence ?ind Hull : imw is lin- lillie tn hilve a I,nli'ir ?ti ymir bouse. Nrv\ pol a I oes, cool nights and unripe fruit bring Mn o al tondant ills ol ilia 11 Im a. dysentery, cholera morbus ?ind cholera infant um, li >- i.i .in any for you lo pay a physician i wo dollars ii visit to cure you ol a ease ol dysentery I or ol hoi stomach I rouble, when for I cents invested in II hollie ni Norman's Neni i ?i I i zing i india! yon ran be instantly relieved. I ?mi l iii lay . hill gel a hollie. Siild in ovOrj loxvu and i rosa mads si ore in Hu conni \. KKK hf SUKI WILL IH KA ID KOI! O'I'LKS AND 11K M Ill s, delivered .1 Hie W lue Vs loeialioit ( 'ellar, \\ dballa, S. i ...MIN day. i W. WI Kl K INO. July ls. 18SII '(I 11 PISO'H Curo for Cou? BU tn pt io] i ls nlso tho host Cough Medicino. If you hftvo ii Cough without disoaso of tho Lungs, a fow ?loses you noodt lilli if.von 110? gleet lilis OtlHV moans Of safely, tho slight Cough univ bocotno ti serious mailor, and noveral bot tles win bo rotptlrodt CONSUMTnO^ I'i.n's Hi'iiu ily fur Calan h la tho IH'Ht, I'jisii'M lo I'M-, anil l'lnii|H'sl. itil liv IIIIIKKUIH rn- soul liv niall. RH K.T. Uiui'llliie, Warren, l*a. ?? i. (I. W I l l. -. I Kolil'. A. THOMPSON, . !.. i>!;::. I itotl I". T. .IA VN i:s, ll icon ville, S. c. I Walhalla. S. C. Wells, Orr, Thompson & Japes, . \ll<ii'iii ./.-.. <///'/ ( 'OHtHH'llOVH al Al/W) Walhalla, s. c. Special id lent ion given lo all business nil rusted lo our care. August _'."i. Iss7. .'.la MKD1CAI, CA IM). I, B. i AND i. L W. J. Braiiileil, M. ll W M il M.I.A. S. C.. M\ \ INC i.H d a copartnership for lin- pi'actice ol lliedieiiie oller llieir professional services lo Hie |.plc ol' Oconce. Ml i;ills will receive prompt ?li teiilioii. A ?n il III, I Ks'.,. If. ly AM:iiili(! Const I '.A i ii o. Piisseiiger Department. \\'?hn?Hi/lun X. C., /?'< bmiii'i/ '.'.<!. ISSU, l'as! hine Itel weeli (dliirleslon and Co lumbia ami Upper Soul li Carolina ami Western Nurlli ('andina. CoiKlciisetl St?, W l -l W Mill. I .eave I liarleslon (V K. ll. lt. Depot) . ? lo a m Lanes . Il Ofi a m .. Sumter.I" 25 il ni A11 i\ .. < olimihia.Il fi? a ni W inn iboro. " I p in .. ( 'heSier.:! " .. Volk ville. I .Mi " .. Laucas) er. ft I fi " .. Hock Hill. I IV " .. ( harlot lc.. ."> h*i " A n i \ c New bern.Iii " " (Jreenw.i. '.? ?50 " .. Laurens. '.' t? " .. An.Ins.,i,. I lo " .. (?ro?nvillc. .*? 20 " . xx alballa. ~, no .. .. .M.!.. ' ?Ile. I (lil " Spniiaiibilrg.:'. lo .. Henderson ville. lt in .. .. Asliox?ile. *. on " KA.- I W \ li|i. I ton vc V . lbw ill :. s .'?< a ni I Leave Heilders?.II ville.'.' li"? a in S|iai I aubin .I 'J on m .. Ahlievillc.IO WI tl in .' Wall.alla . s On " .. <?reenvide. ;> lo .. Anderson. 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