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The train stopped at lilao Station un tittie tili? Wednesday afternoon, lt was not n pnrlioulnrly punctual min, noitbor did it especially matter whothor it wns or not, ns 131uo Sta tion was ono of those 'lodges in the VABt wilderness,' whero timo was not reckoned according to tho Wnll Street standard nnd whero people took things onsy. Tho stngo for Hemlock Hill was waiting there--i clumsy conglomera tion of musty leather, faded paint and ancient wood, drawn by two sleepy horses and driven by a Jehu so old that one instinctively won dorod how ho ever got up and down from his aerial porch on tho box soat. Mr. Richmond and ins friend Colonel Jones took their scats, paoked their valises snugly under their feet, and fastened their natty silk umbrellas in tho rack overhead, Thoro was only ono other passenger ?-a woman in a brown wntor-proof cloak and a greeg voil, with a lidded market basket in her lap, and a tre mendous ear trumpet in her hand. "Only ft d"af woman." said Col. Jones, glancing toward her. "I see," observed Mr. Richmond. "Wo need put no i articular re straint on our conversation." "Aro wo all ready, driver?" shouted Colonel Jones, who was un used to loo leisurely methods of life in n place like Hine Station. Tho driver appeared to rouse himself from a sort of a dose. "I be if you bc!" said he. "Mit up, Kate 1 Look out thar, you Sor rel 1" And away they rolled. "Yes," said Colonel Jones, rubbing bis neatly gloved hands, "il will be a genuine surprise. And I mear I il to be. ? want to see for mysoit "now things aro !" "Certainly," said Air, Richmond, lurehing from one end of (he scat lo tho other, as thc wheels look a big stone on their way. "The lad is over head and ears in love," said Colonel Jones. "Young men will be fools," ob served Mr. Richmond, cynically. "Hut a school teacher; a district school teacher!" sighed the Colonel, who was tall and portly and clean shaven, with very black eyebrows, and hair just dashed with silver. "A good many nice girls lake lo that business," remarked Mr. Rich mond. Mr. Richmond was a gaunt gentleman, with hollow eyes, a parchment colored skin, and a gene ral dyspeptic air. "It isn't that 1 despise the trade," said Colonel Jones. "You know that as well as I do, Richmond. If the girl is good and pretty, I'd as soon she should he a school teacher as anything else. Rut 1 want my boy to have a real home-like home. My wife gave me one, and I solemn ly believe it was tho making of me. And Victor's wife must be no mere book machine or wearer ol' fine clothos. If she can't sew and sweep and cook, she's no lit mate fer my son. Well, you see, I've been study ing the maller over." "I see," said Mr. Richmond, hold ing desperately on lo tho leather strap above his head, as the tiri vor guided the wheels over a succession of stumps on tho side of the read. "I give them no time for prepara tion," said the Colonel, chuckling. "I drop down upon this Miss Alden like a wolf on thc fold. I see just exactly what, she is. I judge for myself. I wouldn't give a tig for all thc Latin nhd guitar music, mal China painti lg in the world, if n woman can't make a loaf ol' light SWOCt bread and eook a steak ! h!h? I'm sure I beg a thousand pardons, ma'am," as a sudden >'wing el' tho coach boily precipitated his head against tlx* lidded basket ami sent tho ear trumpet rolling to thc lloor. "Allow me! Did you want lo get out ?" For tho woman with tho green veil was making vehement gestures with her hand to the driver. Sin put u]> the trumpet, willi an inquir ing expression of face. "Did-you-want--to-get-oui !" roared Colonel Jones, into its con voluted depths, the veins stinting out on li in forehead as ho did sn. "Yes, sir, please," said the woman, mid tho courteous Colonel himself got out, to expedite the removal nf the haskel, the trumpet, ami sundry brown paper parcels which constitu ted the belongings of their fellow passenger. The green-veiled head hobbed ac knowledgements, the Colonel lifted his hat like a modern Don Quixote, and the stage, enveloped in a cloud of dust, rolled away toward tho brightness of the Western sky. The green-veiled passenger caught up her parcels, skipped over the stone style with amazing alacrity for so apparently feeble a personage, and ''CW like a deer across the wooded pies until she came lo a low red ipuse, nnd entered a cozy tere a middle-aged woman hiekherry pies. "Hero's your trumpot, nil mondcd, ?rmt Rox?fto?j** ?al? ?he. "And here's ? tho alpaca dress nod the throe yards of flannel, and tho bas ket with tho toa and sugar and spices. What are you going to hava .for supper ?" "Spring chiokons," said Aunt I ?ox ann a in tho soft,, subdued voice peculiar to deaf people. "Thov're on tho butt'ry shelf all dressoo and ready. An' baked potatoes, an' I calculate to havo thom oro pies ready to go into tho oven right off I" "Splendid," said Lurnna Hopkins. "I want ono of them. And 1 must havo tho chickens, and that loaf of gingerbread !" "La, mo !" said Aunt Roxanna. "Is tho girl cra/.y ?" "R's for tho schoolmarm, Aunt Roxanna," explained Lurana, with her rosy mouth elose to the car trumpot. "Her beau's father came up from the train with mo in Zadoc Hawley's stage, and he took me for a deaf woman, because of the trum pet, I suppose, and talked boforo mo to his friend real free. And he's I como out here to surprise the school ma'am, and lind out whelber she's a good housekeeper or not. And if she isn't ho's going to set himself dead against tho match !" "I never heard nothin' like it in my life," said Aunt Roxanna. "And she isn't-now you know she isn't !" said Lurana. "She just lives in half of the Widow Skor rill's house, and boards herself or bread and milk. But. she's as sweet as a poach, and people can't have al the accomplishments at once-" "No, to be suro not," said Anni Roxanna, her slow wits following Laura's rapid speech with considera bio difficulty. "And she sha'n't be cheated out nf her lover, not if I can help it,' said Lurana, hurriedly packing tin "broilers," neatly wrapped in a pap kin, into her basket, and supplement lng them with a loaf of spice Binol ling gingerbread, two unbaked black berry pies, a pan of biscuit and : glass jar of honey. "Now a litti canister of coffee," said she, "am some of those pickles, ami I hclicv< timi's all. You must hunt up some thing else for supper." And once more Lurana sped acres tho Held s, crossing a noisy brook 01 the perilous span of a fallen trot picking her way deftly through th hummocks ol' a swamp and renchin the Widow Skcrritt's cottage, whil the Hine Station stage, traveling th regular road, was still a good mil and a quarter away. Alice Alden, tho district scheu teacher, was just putting thc la: stitches to a blue chocked gi ugh li) gown that she was making who Lurana rushed in like a hazel eye whirlwind. "Quick !" she cried. "Kindle II Ila' lire! Set thc table! Your ft thor-in-lnw is coming!" "My father-in-law!" cried Mil Alden, aghast. "In tho stage !" explained Lurnn breathlessly. "To lake you by sn prise-and there's no telling ho soon ho will be herc." And then, as well as she couh she explained this unexpected con lunation of circumstances. "lint," reasoned Allice, "I do ix wish to deceive anybody. I can cook, I never loamed how." "Fiddlesticks I" cried I.man "II" mon will make such geese i themselves we may just as wc meet them on their own ground, would he just as reasonable for y< to refuse Victor because be basil learned the blacksmith's trade < can't preach a sermon. Wouldn't m>w ?" "There's something in that,'' hes tated Alice. "Of course thoro is," said I airan It was niue o'clock at night, win Colonel Jones rejoined his I'riei Richmond at thc Hemlock Hill II tel. Outside thc wllippor-wills Stitt tho pine woods exhaled porflltr Within the Colonel rejoiced with i exceeding great joy. "It's all right," said be. "All right as possible. I walked direct in upon ber, and lhere she was pt paring supper. Such broiled chic en I never tasted, and the coffee w superb. There was blackberry ] thal melted in my mouth, and hom made biscuits lit for a king!" "Isn't that rather ?ni elabora spi'oad for oho person !" inquir Mr. Richmond, a little i ii cr?ditons] "Ob, I believe lhere was sol other young woman to be with lu but. she turned shy and WOllldl come in at the last. Rut she is 1 prettiest girl you ever saw, Ric mond-" "Thc other young woman?" "Pooh, nonsense! You km what I mean -Miss Alden horse And I think my son Victor is t luckiest fellow out. I've invited h to come to New York and spend li next vacation with my wife and m self, and I don't care how soon th lix the wedding day." And the Colonel's face beamed ? over. "Have I done right, Victor?" t school-ma'am asked her lover t next time she saw him. "Right! Of course you hav< cried Victor .Iones. "And I sh feel grateful to .Lurnna Hopkins all tho rest of my lifo." ?'Hut I do mean to go over to tho Hopkins Farm every day and tako a lesson in cooking until I can justify your lather's good opinion," declared Miss Ablon. . ''You're near enough to perfection to justify any ono's good opinion now," said Victor, who, as may easi ly bo perceived, was very much in love. "And only think," oricd Lurnna, who duneed in at that moment, "all tins good has been wrought by Aunt Roxanna's eur trumpet I" Thc Deadly Pistol. Tlie nimble pistol is too freely used, and.our soil is reddened with thc blood of our brothors. Who knows when ho leaves his firosido in the morning, under the protection of our laws, whether or not ho will bo brought buck n bloody corpse to Iiis strickon household ? Wo havo had enough of blood, and two many j homes now sit in sackcloth whoso desolation oas been wrought by the deadly pistol.-Abbeville Medium. rou TUM i?i.oor>, Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and biliousness, tako _ IIIIOWN'N inON HITTERS. It cures quickly. For salo by all dealers In medicine. Oct tho genuine. Trizo ACTOS. The discussion of thc chances for that "prize acre" of corn is becoming earnest among the farmers as tho time for gathering and measuring ap proaches. Thc opinion hereabouts is that thc man who makes 150 bushels will havo a good chance, al though paper calculations promise much better, li. F. Perry, for in stance, has on his aero 4,900 hills, Ottoh with three flourishing stalks, making 14,700 s?alks. Farmers usu ally calculate 100 ears to the bushel and an oar to tho stalk would give Mr. Perry 147 bushels. But as a matter of fact his crop appears now to promise two oars to the stalk, which would give the enormous yield of 204 bushels. But in this calculation a wide margin must bo left for contingencies and accidents. - Greenville News, IV YOU II HACK ACItr.S Or you are all worn out, really good for nothing lt ls general debility. Try 71 KO I?'JV'? IKON JilTTKItS. lt will euro you, and give a good appetite. Sold by all dor.lera lu medicino. "Pa, you wouldn't care if I gave a cripple part of tho dollar you sent mc out to change ?" "No my son. Why?" "Because I gave fifty cents of it to tho one-legged man that sells tickets to the circus." The Hoods of this summer have shown how great a protection against the inroads of water a row of wil low trees may be. The engineer in charge of tho Potomac River im provements says that whore willows were planted tho land was protect ed from washing, and particularly, no damage was done, while in tho improved lands not so protected lhere was great loss. The West Virginia election was probably a fair illustration of many. As soon as il was over tho news papers of holli political parties were lilied willi columns of accusation against its conduct. It was declared to have been a disgrace to American liberty and elaborate details were given to show what a corrupt and shameful mockery it was. Now j conies tho cool official investigation to provo that au examination, pre cinct by precinct and count ballot by ballot, fails to show a hundred fradti leut voles cast and counted in thc butiro Male. Our rujo and advice arc always to hear with suspicion and doubt charges ol'fraud in closely con tested Slates, especially when they are made by the loosing side. Gen* orally, tho closer a contest is, tho fairer the olcction is because the op posing parties watch each other closely.- Greenville /Vars. To Save Life frequently requ'. . ?rompt action. An hour's delay waiting for tho doctor may bo attended with serious ennsnquonecs, especially in eases of Croup, Pneumonia, and other throat and lung troubles. Henee, no family should bo without a bot Ho of Ayor's Ghorry Pectoral, which bas proved itself, in thousands of cases, tho best Emergency Medicino over discovered. It gi voa prompt relict and prepares tho way for a thorough cure, which is certain to bo oflVcted by tts continued use. H. II. Lat liner, M. I)., Mt. Vernon, fia., says: " I have found Ayer'fl Cherry Pectoral a perfect euro for Croup in ail eases. I havo known the worst eases relieved in n very short time by its use; and I advise all families to usc lt in sud den emergencies, for coughs, croup, Sec.." A. J. Kidson, M. I)., Middletown, Tenn., says: "I havo used Ayor's Cherry Pectoral with the best effect in my practico. This wonderful prepara tion once saved my Ufo. 1 had a con staut, cough, night sweats, was greatly reduced in Mesh, and given up by my physician. Ono bottle and a. half o? tho Pe. toral cured mo." " I cannot say enough in praise of Ayor's Cherry Pectoral," writes K. HragdOn. ol Palestine, T-xas, "boHov hu: us i du that, but for its MSC, I should long since havo died." Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, PKKl'AKKD RV Dr. J. C. Ayor 8c Co., Lowoll, Mass. ?Jvia by ail Druggist*. V$li* tl; ?ii butti.... ?. .? Steamships six hundred foot "long will.Roon bo coimAon. Of taino boasts, tho worst is tho flattoror; of wild, tho.slanderer. .......-- -- Dr. Nanson, tho explorer, says tho ico in Greenland is six thousand feet thick. If you have nothing else to do, seo how fast you con say, "Soup soothes theosophists thoroughly. You can't bring up a child in tho right way unless you happon to bc traveling that way yourself. - Tho wisdom which provonts is hot tor than tho wisdom which oxplains Ii'AV it "might lui ve boon dono." An Ohio man thc otijor day count ed up and found that ho had boon concerned in 189 lawsuits. -.. You can never got into tho good graces of a young woman by watch ing her got out of ? h'.'.mmoek. ---<? . - When a mau adinna that "there's lots of money in leather," don't dis pute il-purses aro made of leather. Thc strength and safety of a com munity consist in tho virtue and in telligence of its youth, especially of its young mon. Tho wealth of Frederick Doug lass, colored, United States Minister to llayti, is estimated at three hun dred thousand dollars. Thc golden moments in tho stream of lifo rush past us, and wo see nothing but sand; tho angels come to visit us, and we only know them when they arc gone. There is said to ho a schoolboy at Kingston, N. Y., who studies hard and commits bis lessons to memory well, but if ho goes to sleep ho for gets all that ho has learned. The largest watermelon patch in tho world is at Adams Park, Ga. It embraces eight hundred acres, and is expected to produce over four hun dred carloads of melons. "Please lo give mo something sir !" said an old woman. "I had n blind chilli; ho was my only means of sub sistence; and tho poor boy has rc | covered his siffht." A lady says that the first lime she was kissed she felt like a tub of roses swimming in honey; cologne, nutmegs and cranberries. She felt also as if something was running through her nerves on diamonds, es corted hy several little Cupids in chariots drawn by angels, shaded by honeysuckles, anil the whole spread with molted rain-bows. Sh irking. One may have a very good ear for tune without knowing much about harmony, or being in any sense an educ lcd musician. Several years ago, during a St. Patrick's Day procession, a certain ollicial was observed listening intent ly lo the playing of one of the bands, the cloud on his face increasing as he listened. finally he went to thc leader and broke out : "Whin we pay good money lo a band we want th I m all to play; now, lier's wan or two <>f yes playing 'Saint Patrick's Day' and thc rest of ye/, gobi' 'loot, loot !' Why don't all of yes play the chuno and aim your money ?" I_; Doesn't Need a Newspaper. Stranger-"I should think that this thriving little town should have a newspaper published in it." Native-"What for?" "To publish tho news." "We've got two barber shops and plenty of women to do that, strati ger." "Well, then, you ought to have a newspaper to blow up your town." "Pshaw!, stranger, I reckon thc wind and thc real estate agents do enough of that." "Yes, but you need n newspaper to give your oitizons a send off when ! they die." 1 "Tho vigilance committee gener ally attends to that, ami the preachers help 'em ont Oil thc home stretch." "Then you ought to have a news paper to do your lying l'or you." "You're off again, stranger. Pour new lawyers moved in yesterday. 1 guess wc don't need ?my newspaper, mister." ????? Ulick len's Arnica Salvo. Tho IteAt Salvo In (li? world for ont*, bruises, sine?, ulcer*, Salt liliana, lover norC8, loller, eliapped liftlMlft, OhtlblnlllS, ennis mill all Skill eruptions, {ind positively cure* I'llos, m no pay required, it Is hiinrnntecil lo give por foci stills fnctlon, or nioncy refunded/ Price 25cohW per hox. For ?ale hy Nomino Prug Co. Tull's Pills To mir? costiveness t tm medi?lo? mast ??? more ?!???? a puigotlve. To tis pji> mauont, li uiusl contain Tonio, Alterative and Cathartic Properties. Tut i's Pille posa ons thou? qualities lu ?u cinlueui degree. ?nd Speedily Restore to the bowels ?heir uatual peristaltic motion, BO essential to regularity. Sold Every where. Walhalla Prices Current. Apples- dried, V lb unpoaled . " " " ponied.;. " gt eon, \f bushol. Cut tor-por pound. " (loshon-1> pound. Heos wax-pur pound. Coot-por pound. Bacon-dry mdt shouldors.' dry salt olear rib Aldos. country. hams, canvassed. Calico-por yard. Coltco-Kio, per pound. Laguyra. Jaw1. Candles-adamantino, por set. sperm, por pound. parAflitfow?. Chickens and fowls, por head. Cotton-middling, per pound. Yarn, per hunch. Copperas-jior pound. Ducks-per hoad. Eggs-per dozen. Flour-por sack (08 pounds. Feathers-gceso ncr pound. mixed, per pound. druin-corn, perpnthol. /yo, pur bushel. oats, rod, lier bushel. Iron-ltnglisll relined, per pound. ?weed, per pounil. band,per pound. hoop, per pound. pot ware, per munni. Lard, per nouna. i.ime, per nurrel. Lumber, per thousand feet. head, pot- pound. Molasses, por nailon. Madder, per pound. Nails, per keg. Onions, per bushel. Oil, kerosene, per gallon. Hcd eil, per gallon. Potatoes, Irish, per bushel. sweet, per bushel. Klee, lier pound. Halt, Liverpool, por sack, 180pounds.. Kine lUcum?iid salt, per sack. % Shirting, wholesale. % " retail. :!i Shirting, wholesale. .}i '. retail. Shot, per pound, 10e., or 3 pounds for. Spirits turpentine!, per gallon. Soap, perpound. Sugars-crushed, per lr?. A white, por lb. Crown, per lb. Kxtra C por lb. Starch, white anti hine, por lb. Soda, per lb. Tobacco, per lb. Tobacco, smoking, per lb. Tallow, per lb. Turkeys, per head. (leese, per head. Honey, per lb. Hides-dry, per Ih. jureen, per lb. Indigo-Spanish Piont 1Mb. Carolina, V lb. Teas-Ona Powder, P lb. Hyson, green, l> lb. Young Ryson, black, fcMb. Oolong pih. Wool, washed, p lb. 7 S 00 20.??0 30 lo? 18 a? 8 0 @7 7?8 12% 5? 8 20?25 25@27 28? 30 l??20 30? 10S20 85@W) 5? 20828 I UXJS 3.1033.001 ?is? 30? 70?76 S?XU/lOO .III ano 3% al 7 5?0 5? .la? 10'<il2Vj 1.G0? 7.00,?8.00 I 8?!0 av<i75 10^ 2.8fta3.00 20 25 7f> 00 7S7><, 1.20 so ano G h 20 7C> 4a8 llalO 8 6\<?n& 5a 10 30a85 20aGO 7 ?On 00 30S IO 10 ti . 1.20 70 50a 00 r>o 00ft7fl 2 ?30 PISOS CURE FOR Plso's Curo for Con Hiuuption is also tho bost Cough Medicine. If you Lavo a Cough without disease of tho Lungs, a few doses are all you nood. But if you ne glect this easy moana of safety, tho slight Cough may become a serious matter, and sovoral bot tles will bo required. CONSUMPTION I Plso's Remedy for Catarrh Is tho BH Best, Kostest to Usc, nnil Cheapest. CATARRH Sold by driiKKlHtn or sent by mall. 50c. K. T. lla/.clliue, Warren, Pa. Wm. F. Ervin, Surveyor, Land Agency and Commission Business. Ollice in tho linnie Building, WALHALLA, S. O. ? O. C. WKLLS, ?i, iu onn, Creon viilo, S. C. UOliT. A. THOMPSON, KOUT. T. JAYNK8, Walhalla, S. 0. Wells, Orr, Thompson & Jipen, Attorneys und Counsellors at Law, Walhalla. & C. Special attention given to all business eui rusted to our care. August 2?, 1X87. 3<l-n M EDICAL CARD. L, B. -AND l, I. D., W. J, Branden, M. D. WALHALLA, S. C., HAVING formod a copartnership for tho practico of medicino oller their professional services to tho people of boonoo. All calls will receive prompt attention. April 10, 1880. ll!-1y A. FISCHESSER, Walhalla, S. C., is now fully prepared to HKPAIIl I WA TC I IKS,. CLOCKS, JEWKLItY, ?vc. All work is guaranteed and ?lone in first class order. If you want a good articlo of JKWKLHY, sucli ns 18 karat ({OLD lilNCS or any other Jewelry, you will (inti il tn yoi " advantage to call Oil me. A. K ISCIIKSSKIl. .lune 0, 1880. SM-Bill TO TL'S! PUBLIC OF OCONEE. Patties having used tho barn formerly owned by C. lt. Iteid, and (hose hereafier using the same, who are aol residents of town, will please leave at C. I.. Keid's store from f>, 10, 15 or '?li cents for thc privilege of hitching stock out of sun or rain. Parties in town using said barn lor sheller for vehicles, please call and arrange, or deposit y I at C. I.. lb-Id's store for such privi lege foi one year, and oblige, ?INO. J00) .inly 2ft, 1880. 30 lt Ordinance, BE it OHDAINK? by tho Intendant ami Wavdons of tho town of Walhalla. H. C., In counoil nBsomlucd and by authority Of tho samo: let That any dog running at Itv.-go within tho cor poi ato limits 01 the town, botwoen this date and thc first of Ooto bor, without a mu/.zto, is Hablo to bo seized and retained by tho Marshal for a period of 24 hours, during whiol' limo his ow nor cnn rodoeni him by paying two dollnrs, and if not so redeemed tho dog is thou to bo killed. < 2d. All rosidonts and owuors of pro perty within tho corporate limits aro ex pooted to koop their promisos in a Olean and healthy condition, and any ono fail iug to romovo nuisances, when requested to do so, is subjoot to bo Unod in tho dis cretion of tho Intendant or "Warden act ing iu bis stead. 3d. Tliat it in unlawful for any person to liavo melon rinds or other such trash on tho stroots of thiB town, and any pei" son so doing and rofusing to romovo (ho samo is liable to bo arrested and punished within) tho discretion of tho Intendnnt. C. Wi WIEOKING, Intondnnt. 0. Li lliiii). Clerk Counoil. i August 1, 1380. _ I WiiWiii' For Sale or Rent. VALUA BLE BEAL ESTATE for salo or rout, on good torms. Also, a good Storo IIouso tn AVcstmins tor, on Biolimoud mid Dnnvillo Railroad for' salo or rout. Also, ton or twolvo Tonomont IIousos, which will bo sold or routed. Also, a good IIouso and Lot in Wal halla for salo or rout. Would oxohango tho samo for a good farm. Fifty or sovonty-llvo vatuablo farms for soie on goon terms. Will buy or soil. Apply to WM. HOLDEN, Land Agent, Westminster, S. C. February l l, 1880. 7-tf liVtUxritie Coast ?l??ne. Passenger Depart mont. Wllmir.yton N, C.? February 8ri,'18S0, Fast Lino Between Charleston and Co - lumbia and Upper South Carolina and Western North Carolina. Condensed Schedule. WKSTWA1U). Leave Charleston (N. E. B. lt. Depot) . 7 ll) a in " Lanes.1) 05 a ni " Sumter.io 25 n m Arrivo Columbia.ll 55 a in " Winnsboro. 2 24 p ni '? Cuestor..... 3 31 " " Yorkvillo.,. 4 50 " " Lancnstor. 5 15 " " Bock Hill.4 17 " " Charlotte. 6 15 " Arrivo Nowborry.12 30 " u Greenwood. 2 30 Laurens.. 0 45 " " Anderson. 4 40 " " Greenville. 5 20 " " Walhalla. 7 00 " *' Abbovillo.4 (W " " Spartunburg.".. 2 40 " M Ilondorsonvillo.(5 10 " " Asheville. . .?>.7 oo " KASTW AIM). Loavo Ashovillo. 8 25 a m Lcnvo Ilondorsonvillo. 1) 15 am " Spartanburg.12 00 m " Abbovillo.10 50 am " Walhalla. 8 00 44 " Orconvillo. 0 40 " " Anderson. 0 41 " " Laurens.fl 00 " " (Jreenwood.12 28 p m " Nowborry. 2 82pm Arrivo Charlotte. 1 00 p m 0 Hock Hill. 1 57 " " Lancaster._ll 20 a 111 " Yorkvillo. 1 00 p m " Chester. 2 40 p 111 " Winnsboro. 3 80 " " Columbia. 5 20 " " Sumter. fl 37 " " Lanes. 7 42 " Arrivo Charleston (N. E. R. H. Depot) . 0 30 p m Solid Trains between Charleston and Columbi?, Si 0. J, P. DIV INK, General Superintendent. T. M. EMERSON, Genornl Passengor Agent. J Lady Street, near G. & C. R. R. Depot, Columbia, S. C., -M AXOKA ern KRll o F Steam Enpes and Boiler?, Mill Gearing-, Vertical mid Hori zon! a Cane Mills, Grist and SAW MILLS OF ALL SIZES, DOUSE FRONTS, RAILING FOB GARDEN AND CEMETERY LOTS. Prompt and Special Attention given to Repairing* of Ma chinery. I would call tho attention of tho public especially to the fact that my CIRCULA I! SAW MILLS have taken the first prize at overy State Fair in Columbia when on ex hibition, and that I make a specialty of thc manufacture of the IMPROVED CIRCULAR SAW MILL, combining groat simplicity with durability and strength in their construction, and there by I am enabled to put on the market an article which rivals any other in price as well OS off00 ti veness. 1 have on Hie many testimonials from the foremost sawyers and mill-men of this State who use my mills to their perfect satisfaction. I am enabled to furnish House Fronts, Hailing and all Architectural Work nt short notice, having a large variety of patterns; and, besides, the experience of many years In the trade, so thal 1 can suit customers in every manner to their taste as well as to prices. My experience and knowledge of gearing and oilier ma chinery by this time ts well known throughout tho State, and will warrant to evory OtlO that he can be sui I (id by mo. I pay close attention to Repairs of Steam Engines, tte, when ordered, so that they are promptly Ulled and no loss occurs to any customers hy delay. Parties desiring any article in my line will find it to thou- best intorost lo call or correspond wjth me. Write for Circular and Price I,isl, which will bo furnished on application, JOHN ALEXANDER, Columbia, S. C. May 2, IRS0. ILA. I I. (URSON, Attorney mid Counselor at baw, WAi.iiAr.r.A, s. 0. Prompt attention given lo collection of claims. No favoritism shoton. January 10, issn. 2-iy* I). S. CRAIG, Attorney and Counselor at baw. Careful and prompt attention given to all business entrusted to me. (lillee in Court House building. January 10, I860. 2-1 y Furman University, GREEN VILLIi, S. C.* rpiIE noxt session will begin SEPTEM X IIF.U 25; 1880? Thorough inst niel ion given in Latin, Creek, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Natural History, Mineralogy ?md Geology Metaphysics, Fnglish, French and (Serin.wi. For Cata logue, apply to PROF. II. T. COOK, or C. MANLY, I). D. August L 1880. Bl- lt* Piedmont Air Line. KICIIM-OM) AND DANVILLE KAIL COLUMlilA AND GHKKNVILI.K DIVISION Condensed. Bohcilulo In effect July 21st, 1888. Trains rim by 70th MoriiUrm Timo. . N?^nf^ iVv Ohui?est??i..~ 7~O0 u m 0 16 p in I.v Columbi...... io 45am ll Wpm Ar Alston. ll 22 p m 12 00 p in I,v Alstun. ll -10 it m 12 00 p m Ai Union. ' 1 85 pm Ar Bpartunbuig.. 2 no n m Ar Tryon. 4 40 Ar barnda. ?? o sui Ar Pint Hock. 0 00 Ar Hondorsonvlllo 0 10 Ar Asheville. 7 00pm Ar Hot Springs.. . 8 40 p W ArPomnra. 12 00am Ar Prosperity .... 12 25 p m Ar Newberry. 12 42 p m Ar Ninety-six.... 215pm Ar Greonwood... 2 37 p m Ar Abbovlllo. 4 00 p in Ar Helton. 4 00 pm Lv Helton. . 4 00 p m Ar Wllllamston.. 4 20 p ni Arl'olzer. 4 32pin Ar Piedmont .... 4 48 p m Ar Greenville.... 5 35 p m Ar Anderson.... 4 40pm Ar He ucea. % 0 30 p ni Ar Walhalla. 7 00 pm Ar Atlanta. W 40 p ni BouflT?louKO. |No. 657""^?o"."50. i.v'Walhalla. 0 50am I.v Seneca. 8 15 a m I.v Andoi son.... 0 38 a in I.v Abbeville.... 10 50am i.v Greenville... 0 30am l" lcd ii loni . -.. 10 10 a lit PelEor. ic SS ti m Wllllamston. io 41 a m Helton. ll 01 a m I.v Greenwood.. 12 33pm I.v Ninety-six .. 1 20 p m I.v Newberry- 2 10 ]> ni I.v Prosperity... 9 00 p ni I'.una MI. 3 22 p III Ar Alston. 3 30 p m i.v Al?U?i. 3 <iv p m I.v Hot Springs. 8 50 a m Ly Asheville .... * 8 25am I.v lleudorsonv'e 0 15 Ly'Flftt Hock.... 0 46 I.v Habida. tt-52 I.v Tr) o?. 10 30 LV Snartttiiliuig. ll Mani I.v Union. 1 40 p m Ar Alston. 3 10 p in Ar Columbia_ 1 45 p ni ll 10 a m Ar Augusta. 0 OS p ut 10 30 a m Ar Charleston vin 8. C. ll. lt.... 0 30pin 1100am Ar Charleston via A.C. I., lt. lt.. 0 in pm ll 30 a in Ar Savannah via Omul H. lt. H.. NouTlilioUNIi. . BOUTItUQOND INO. i. '' iK?.a;1 Lcnvo if 45 pm... .Columbia... Anlvo 10 30 a ni AM ive 3 50 p m.... Alston.l.c.ivo 1) 30 a m "' 4 07 p in....Poinara.Leavo V 12 n in ' 4'28 p m.... Prosperity.. Leave 8 50 a lil ' 4 55 p in_Newberry ...Leave 8 30 a in ? O 03 p in_Goldvlllo ....Leavo 7 loam ' ti 35 p in_Clinton.Leavo 0 40 a m ' 7 20 p in_Laurens.Leavo 0 00 a in NOHTll HOUND. SoUTillioUNO. I No. 50. |No. 61._ Leave io 20 a in.... Helton ... A nive 3 40 yt in Arrive 10 10 a m - Wllllamston " 3 17 p m " 10 5.3 a in-Pel/.er. " 3 10pm " ll on a in_Piedmont .. " 2 63 i> ni .' ll 50 p in_Greenville..Leavo 2 Wpm . Dally. 't Dally except Sunday. TiutoiTt i ii (TA it s mtv ic K . " No?. 3, 4, 50 and 51 'daU>r?"A(?<>?it Sunday. .Mainline trains 51 and 65 dally between Co lumbia and Alston. Daily except Sunday between Alston and Greenville. Tickets on sale at principal Rtatlons to all . points. I). CAHDWICLL, Division Passenger Agouti Columbia, S. C .IAS. L. TAYLOR:, Genera' Pass. Agent. Hoi.. HAAS, Traille Manager. PIEDMONT AIR LINE. Richmond & Danville Railroad. Condensed Schedule, In effect, Juno 24, 1888. Trains run by 75th Meridian time-one hour faster than iHith .Meridian time. BOUT1I1IOUND. No. 60 No. 62 1>A I I.V. OA I I.V Lvc HOW Yolk. 12 15 a in 4 30 p ni Philadelphia. 7 20 " 0 67 " " Italtlinore. ll 45 " !? 42 " " Wushlgton. ll 24 " ll 00 M " Charlottesville. 3 30 p ni 3 00 a in " Lynchburg. 5 60 " 5 20 " " Ulolnnoml. 3 ii) 2 30 ?< " Danville. 8 60 " 8 05 " " Greensboro.. 10 ll '. ll 48 " " Goldsboro. 3 30 p m I 8 10 p m 0 Haleigh. 5 60 p ni I 1 10 a m " Salisbury. 12 37 a in 1123 am " Charlotte. 2 05 " l 00 p m " Gaston!?. 2 48 " . 1 42 ?. " G a Huey's. 3 65 " 2 61 " Ar. Bpnrtaiiburg. i io ?? 8 37 Lvc Hot Springs. 7 00pm Asheville. 0 19 " <> Hondorsoiivlllc. ll 07 ? .? Kbit Hock. ll 23 ? ? Saluda. ll 63 " " Tryon. 12 31 a in Ar. Bparttlnburg. 2 oo .? Lve Snartanhurg. 4 lo " 3 37 " ? Greenville. 0 50 ? I 48 '< " Bnsloy. 0 10 " 5 i l " '< Seneca. 7 32 a ni (I 12 p ni " Westminster. 7 52 " 0 31 " ? Toeeoa. 8 35 " 7 08 " Lula. 0 3? " 8 31 ', 11 Gainesville. io 01 " 8 51 .? Ar. Atlanta.. 12 00pm 10 40 " NOHTIIHOUND. NO. 51 No. 63 nAii.Y DAILY Lvc Atlanta. 7 15 p in 8 lOain Ar. Gainesville. 8 20 " 10 Ol " " Lula. 0 45 " 10 27 M " Toccon. 10 44 " ll 22pm ? Westminster.ll 22 " 11 67 " " Soncoa. 11 12 " 12 17 " " Knsloy. 12 43 a m 1 28 " 11 Gieenvllle. 1 00 1 61 " " Spnrtnnliiirg. 2 18 " 2 62 " Lve Spartanbiirg. 2 40 " 8 60 " Ar. Tryon. I 07 " I? Saluda. 4 67 " >. Kbit Hock. 5 37 " " llondorsoiivllle. 5 63 " Asheville. 7 (Mi " " Hot Springs. n 00 " Lve Bpnrtaiiburg. 2 13 a in 3 40 1 Ar. QnffllOy. 2 6? " 8 30 " " Gnstonln. 4 00,1 m l 17 " " Charlotte. I 60 " '5 30 " " Salisbury. 0 44 fl I? 8 02 " " K : 11< ? i ; ) i. 2 10 p III 1 ? ,'15 a III " Goldsboro. I 3? " ll 45 " " Greonsbor. 8 28 a in 0 40pm " Danville. 10 io " ll 20 " " Kirii moni I. 3 45pm ?15 a ni " Lynchburg. lift " 2 00 f " charlottesville. 3 40 110 .< " Washington. 8 23 " 8 10 " " Hall i min <.. tl 25 " 10 03 " <. Philadelphia. 3 00am 12 35 pm " New Yum. ?20 " 3 20 .? * I lally except Sat III days. I Dally cxccjii Sundays, BI.KKPING OAT? SKItVlCK. On trains 50 anti 61, P.illman Hallet Sleeper between New Vork and Atlanta. Pullman Sleeper hetween Sparlanhurg and Hot Springs. On trains 52 and 53, Pullman buffet Sleeper bel ween Washington and Montgomery; Wash ington anti Augusta, Greensboro ami Itleliinond, Greensboro ami Haleigh, Through tickets on sale at all principal sin. t ions to all points. Por rates mid information, applv lo anv Agent nf tho Company, or ? JAS. L. TA YLOit, General Passenger Agent. Washington, D.c. Sot.. HAAS, Traille Manager, Washington, D. C. SOUTH CAROLINA KAI LUOAI). (jiMiiiI.M'I MI si sn, V, .1 line I2lli, IK87 at 0.10, . j A. M.. Passenger Treillis will mn as follows, "Lastern 111110! TO ANO lltn.M OIIAItl.KSTON. KA HT (llAtl.V.) Depart Columbia. li 60 a 01 35pin Arrive Chariest Ol).IO 36 a III 45 p III IV HST (PA I I.V.) Depart Charleston. 7 00 a in ? 00 11 m Arrive Columbio .10.46 a III 0 46 pin TU ANO I'llOM 0AMIH4N. i: \sr (H.VII.V KXOKl'T SUNpAY,) a io a m p m' p m Depart Columbia.? 60 7 ir. 6.00 6 33 p m p m p m p m Due Canillen.12 62 12 62 7 42 7 42 wHST (DAII.V KXCI?I'T SUM?A V.) a in a m p m p m Leave Camden.7 45 7 45 3 30 3 30 a m a m p III p m Arrive Columbia.1025 10 45 730 0 46 TO AMI KHO.M APOPSTA. HAST (HA I I.V.) Leave Columbia. ? 60 a III 5 93 p ni Arilvc Augusta.Il 40 a 111 IO 26 p III WI'ST (HA I I.V.) Leave Augusta. ? lo a in 4 40 p m Due Columbia.lo ir, a m 0 15 p in OON.NKOTIpNMj Made at Union Depot, Columbia,Willi O'. & fl. IL il. by train arriving at 10,45 A. .M. anti tlcpartlng nl6.M c. M.I abo with C., C. AV A. lt. IL liv samo train to anti hom all pol ll IS on both roads: also with H., c. ,v c. H. H. by train arriving at 0.15 v. M. ami departing ni 0.6(1 A. M. Passengers lake breakfast at Columbia anti Bu mic i at lirnnclivlllo. AI Prcgnnll'S to nilli from Oil points Oil Lntaw ville ltailroad; al t hai li sion v. il h /.earners for New York, Jacksonville and points on SI. Johll'S Hiver on Tuesdays ami saturdays, willi Clinrlcs ton ami Savannah ltailroad I o a ntl from Havan nah and points in Florida tinily. At Augusta willi (?c?rala and Central Hallroatls to and In.ni all points Wi st anti South: at lllack ville to ami from all pointson barnwell Hailload. Thmugh tickets can he purchased to all points South ami West by applying to CMOS DKPOTI "Agent, Columbia, H. 0. .Inns H. I'HOKj General Malinger. D. (. A1.1.KN, (bm. Pass. ?- Ticket Agent Charlostoii,S. Or