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L032L& "?MAtf THUS.
Tho rain pours down ia torrents from doy (o
day.
Wc had anolhor btg (rash-moving rain on
TuoBday night,
Tho publia bridge over Changa, near Ilorso
Shoo, was wachod away recently.
'William Cook, ono bf our oldest citizens,
died recently at lils rcsodcncb uenr Tunnel USU.
Tho advorllBomentby Mr. Gibson, as attorney
for Mr. Mlokler and Crano, Boylcston & Co.,
'frill attract attontion.
What number or class or oondilion of our
people will the division of tho County of Ocouco
benefit! Wc pauso for a reply.
A compost heap of manuro in tho lot nay
Bend out enough typhoid fever to kill half thc
people in tho neighborhood.
Tho Rev, Mr. McDuflio will preach al (ho
Richland Presbyterian oliurch on noxt Sabbath,
Soptembcr 10th, at ll A. M.
Tho Sandy Springs oanipmocting in Anderson
county embraces (he third Suuduy in September.
Tho meeting will begin on Wednesday night
befar*.
M. F. Ansel, l?rq., has received tho highest
vole in the primary election in Grocnvlllo for
Ibo Lcgi9lolure. Ho was reared and educated
ht Walhalla and is one of tho most promising
young men of thc Slate.
Tho (hird quarterly conforenco of tho Wal
halla Cirouil will bc held at Hopewell church
'on next Saturday and Sunday, thc 0th and 10th
luBlQUti, The new churoh will bo dedioated at
that time.
Wo are glad lo meet again In town our young
Vrieml, Mr. J. D. Cappclmaun, of Charleston
Humor has il (hat Mr. Cappclmaua is matri
monially inclined and will soon claim ono of
Walhalla'? fuir daughters as his bride.
Tho tall session of thc South Carolina Pres
bytery will bo held al Richland Presbyterian
Churoh in this county beginning on Thursday,
( thc 14th of September. Thc meeting of this
body will no doubt he nn interesting one and
will bo largely attended by our people.
Wo pay largo sums every year lo insuro our
properly ngainsl loss by firo, bul how muoh do
wo spend to clean our premises to insure us
against sickness and premature death? Re
member that tho sickly season ls here and
that every precaution should bo taken to pre
servo our health.
Every citizen who wants good government,
low taxes and peace and harmony, should bc
Solid for Democracy. There is uo usc of
talking about turning this government over to
a few Greenback office seekers and tho old
corrupt host who hod possession of tho govern
ment in lludical times.
The good Lord docs not willingly afflict his
children with diphtheria and typhoid fever.
These discuses arc home-in ide mid wo havo no
right to excuso our own nant of cleanliness and
a proper regard to the laws of health. When
ri enso of typhoid fever occurs don't rest until
tho cause is removed.
There are slnlomcnts in thc papers which go
4o show thal \V, W. Russtll, Greeubuok?r, nnd
'L. L. Quffin, Republican, will become candidates
for Congress in the Third Congressional District
in opposition to Col. D. Wyatt Aiken.
Anderson county has her free schools in ope
ration about six months in Ibo year. Oconcc
has hers open atout t cc moulin in Hie year.
Divido Oooneo and die upper county would have
her schools open about one mouth in the year
and in the county below they would bo open
about two mont UH. Nevertheless some people
Bay they can eec tho beauties and advantages of
division!
Attention ls directed to the advertisement of
(wo important bridges lo bo let out lo thc lowest
bidder by the County Commissioners on Lillie
Uiver and Chanda, thc former cn the 22d ami
tho latter on thc 23d instants. Thc neighboring
.public should turn out and attend to these im
portant matters.
Mr. M. W. Coleman, of Seneca City, is an
nounced this week as a candidate for tho Legis
lature He did business ul Walhalla for a
number of years and then removed to Seneca
City and engaged in merchandizing and hotel
kocping, at both which places he was nnd is
known os an upright and iutclligonl man. Ho
will make n good representative if olected, as
?ll who know him wiil feel satisfied.
Attention is directed lo thc announcements of
Thomas Bibb and 0. I. Walgerns candidatos for
County Commissioners. Mr. Bibb is an intelli
gent farmer and skilled mechanic and once
nerved tho county ns commissioner to the gene
ral satisfaction. Mr. Walker is an intelligent
farm or and one of our best oil ?zens. Ruth these
gentlemen an? staunch Democrats and if elected
would doubtloss fill thc office of commissioner
to tho satisfaction of tho pubiio.
Rev. Dr. Mullally nnd family have come and
domiciled in Mr. ?Miclor's houso, near thc llnptisl
church. Tho Doctor's hcalih seems quile re
stored and ho proposes to begin his pastoral
work. Broaching may therefore bo expected in
(he Presbyterian churoh next Sabbath nt 11A.
ii, and 1\ v. M. Wo heartily welcome Dr.
Mullally and his family and wish them many
years of pleasant sojourn among us and thal
thc Doctor's work, both as a minister aud
educator, moy bo greatly prospered.
Tho weather for sonic tinto has been too
wot for tho good of tho crops. Corn is tn ad o
and good curing weather would onahlo tho
pooplo to savo moro and bottor fodder. Cotton
lias been injured nleo. Wo hoar sonio reports
of rust and shedding in tho county and wo
see alBO a similar state of things reported in
Georgia and other States, With a lato fall
tho Orop Will bo good, otherwise it will bo
sadly out off. Tho wcod is unusually large,
but wo hardly think tho orop of bolls nt
present an avcrngo.
Tho Atlanta Constitution, full of nows
from all parts of tho United Stntos, full of
roliablo and commercial in toUigcnco, full o?
good literary and editorial articles, roaches us
by 12 o'clock of tho day of its publication.
You will find in it articles lo amuse, to in
torost and to profit and wo rognrd it ns ono
of tho bOBt dailies published in tho South.
It is ospcoinlly valuable to merchants nnd
fanners, as it furnishes thom with tho latest
commercial nows and also because Atlanta is
a largo wholosalo city of oom, flour, bacon,
dry goods, &o., with which our peuple exten
sively trado. It should bo Inrgoly patronized
by tho business men of our county and along
tho railroad, because its intelligence is eight
or ten hours earlier than any other daily
published in tho South. Wo lind it invalua
ble OS an exchange, OS our frequent intel est"
log oxtniots from its columns atlost and wo
recommend it to all desiring a, reliable nows
too-flor,.
Kepeolal attention is dircolod to our udver
tisomouts of valuable lands for salo on next
salcsday. Tho Maxwoll placo ls a very valuable
farm for corn and codon and is well Improved,
lt has both fino uplands and lowlauds on it, ns
also a choice fruit orchard.--Tho Davis plaoc
is ono of tho best farms on Tugaloo, containing
about 80 or 00 norcs of first olass bottom land,
nlso fino upland*, lt has good Improvements
also.-Tho Gibson-Cuno placo lios on Beaver?
dain, near Fair Play, and is in a fine neighbor
hood and from tho location wo would suppose it
to bo a superior oom and oolton farm.--Land
buyers will find lt to their interest lo look nt
th cse lands nod attend their salos.
Wo aro indebted lo our cf?ciont and obliging
County Auditor for ihe following list of tho
personal property of tho county, its various
hinds aud thc vnluo thereof and tho nggregalo
valuo of tho whole, lt will provo, interesting
to our renders. Thc list is mudo for thc year
1882:
1,399 horses, . . . $G5,933
5,359 caltlo . . ... 49,33?
8/4 mules J. . ? 40,438
.1,030 sheep .... 4,245
5,870 hogs .... 0.2?2
301 watches .... 0.377
Ol ptauos . . . . 0,153
1,810 wagons and buggies . 37,308
1,407 dogs . . . 1,058
Merchandise . . 80,000
Manufactories . ? 4,100
Machinery . . . 30,705
Money . . . 13,758
Credits . . . 50,078
Stocks ... 300
llouds . ? . 7,000
Household furniture . . 88,155
Total, . . 91602,421
Wo gather from tho Charleston News find
Courier thc following facts relative to tho pri
mary olection held in Piokens conni y nu tho 1st
instant. The volo was small and tho result to
some extent unexpected. Tho total voto polled
was 1,439, of willoh br. W. T. Field received 700
for ibo Se?alo, against 035 for Col. lt. li. Bowen.
W. lt. Berry aud J. 13. Boggs, "sq., wero nomi
nated for thc Legislature, both new men. J. II.
Newton was noniinaled for Probate Judge, J. B.
Talley, B S. Frcomun and Elias Bay for County
Commissioners, O. L. Durant for .School Com
missioner, J. lt, Olydo for Auditor and J. II.
Bowen for Treasurer, Col. Bowen was n very
papular and worthy citizen and his defeat is
atlribuled to a report that he favored a county
tax in aid of projected railroad lines. Dr.
Field is also au intelligent and worthy citizen ns
well as a huge properly holder and will doubt
less make a good Senator.
WiLL BE BENT FREE.- Four beautiful
Fanoy Chromo Hoads to every ono who is
using, or hus used, Brown's Iron Bitters.
Write, stating disease for which medicine
wau taken, bent Hts derived, &07, giving
correct address, to BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
Baltimore, Md.
Good Ripo Fruit.
There is, nothing muro healthy than good
ripe fruit, hut a little loo much will often
cause griping pains in tho stoinaol), A dose
ol Norman's Neutralizing Cordial will cure
nil such pal nv. Always keep a pnuply on
hand. You will never regret it. Small tizo
only 25 couts.
Tho Biggest Show Yet.
Thc only show coming to Walhalla this
season that owns its own Curs, is 8. II.
Barrett \ Co.'fr New United Monster Rail
road Shows. Thc only Show advertised to
visit Wulholli), on October 4th, that hus a
name und character to sustain, mid willoh
hopes to visit you on some future time, know
ing that it will give satisfaction und exhibit
nil it advertises, making friends who will
welcome its return. The excellence of this
exhibition is decided by thc press of
other cilice to bo thc best ever trivcled.
Tho following is copied from a late cs -
chango.
Thc lu'-gc orowd which assembled to wit
ness thc exhibition of S. ll. Barrett & Co.,
both afternoon and evening, on Monday,
wu s certainly gratifying in a high degree
to tho managers. Tho largo tents were
crowded, aud ut night, notwithstanding tho
rain had becu fulling in torrents, and thc
grounds wero muddy and covered with
pools of water, tho managers wore compelled
to put in extra scats, which wero imtncdi
ntcly filled. Tho show was one of great
excellence, and its success in this place
may bc largely attributed to the manage
ment of Mr. Willis Cobb, who seems espe
cially udaptcd to his situation. Tho throe
clowns were a pleasing feat uro of tho show
and some of thc local hits they mado were
very happy. Tho horizontal bar champi
ons, Dunbar and Reno, were experts. The
equestrian performances wero of tho high
est order, and some of tho acts wero truly
thrilling. M'llo Idclletta and Monecurs
Wallace in their tight rope performances
were thc authors of deeds of startling, dur
irg and strength. Tho bioyclo Whirling
through tho uir was a new and interesting
foulure. Tho tumbling was moro than
good, thc music charming, and every fea
ture of tho stupendous collection of
amusements surpassed (ho most ardent
expectation. Tho show wos most lorgcly
attondod of any that had been in this city
for years-Roanoke Tunes, Aug. 4, 1882.
FOUND AT LAST.-An agreeable dress
ing for tho hair that will stop its fulling
has boen long sought for. Parker's Hair
Balsam, distinguished for its purity, fully
supplies this Want.
IMPROVEMENT FOR MIND AND BODY.
Thorc is moro strength-restoring powor in
a bottlo of Parker's Clinger Tonio than in a
bushel of malt or a gallon of milk. As an
appetizer, blood purifier and kidney corree
tor, (hero is nothing like it, and invalids
consequently fiud it a wonderful invigorant
for mind and body.- Commercial.
BUSINESS LQgALS.
LOOK II KKK.--Having mado arrnngomonts
with Mr. W. II, Lindsoy, at Fair Play, to
collect for us this fall, wo would rospootfully
notify all persona owing us money in that soc
tion that thoir notes and accounts can bo found
in his hands mid solllomonts cnn bo mado
either with him rn-ut the store. Remember
wo shall insist on onrly sett lenients. In tho
mean timo don't Inrgct wo aro selling goods
ut rock bottom ju icos.
D. II. & W. S. GLENN.
Tho mooting at Pickens on Saturday was
attended by an orderly and very attcntivo
orowd of about 1,000 pooplo. Col. Hugh
S. Thompson, Mr. Sheppard, Col. Lips
comb, Col. Edwards, nud Represent iii vn
Aiken spoko earnestly and clTcotivcly, and.
w.erc dosel y listened lu.
KLAOTJO INDEED.-Tho llopublionns of
South Carolina oro to fuso with tho Green,
bookers; io North Cnrolina, with tho nnti
Prohibitiouists; in Indianu, with tho Pro"
hibitionistsj in Virginia, with tito Kcpudin
tionists; in Tennessee, will> tho Stoto credit
people; in Arkansas, with tho Low Tux
party, ond in Georgia and Texns, with tho
Independents. Cerlninly a party of mo&t
clastic principles.-Mobile Righter.
Luttera received from prominent nnd rcli
nblo farmers of Noitli Carolina say that tho
cotton, tobac3o oud oom crops throughout
thc State, na fur ns heard from, oro growing
finely. Tho prosent indications aro that thc
yield will bo much larger thnn ut (irst cxpoot
ed. Colton is later thou lust your by n few
weeks though tho quality is much bolter.
Tho tempor?neo pcoplo of Abbcvillo
county, S. C., toro down a licensed fruit
distillery tho other day. lu doing this
they violated tho lnws of their State ond
committed tt flagrant outrngo upon privnto
property. A few such nots will tula tho
tcmpomuoo ouuso iu Carolin?.-Atlanta
Post Appeal.
TI1K CAMPAIGN
IN OUONK13 COUNTY.
Public Meotings.
Tho Democratic Executive Committee of the
County met. nt tho Court House on Saturday,
August 12th, 1882, and made tho following ap
pointments of meetings for thc people in tho
different Townships, nt which meetings tho
candidates for tho Legislature nnd other offices
and other speakers will meet and discuss the
issues of thc campaign before the people. Thc
adherents of all thc political parties aro invited
to attend and discuss willi us the issues of thc
day:
Tugaloo Township-Hock Springs, Thursday,
September 7th.
Center Township-South Union, Tuesday,
September 12th.
Center Township-Fair Play, Wednesday,
September 13th.
Center Township-Providence, Thursday,
September Hill.
Thc appointments for Seneca City, West
minster and Walhalla will bo announced here
after. WM. J. STIUHLING,
County Chairman.
AM WtT?MCIBIU KNTST"
Foi- th? ?L?ttisiuiiire.
"Tun l>R01'iiR'8 CANDIDATE."
Feeling oonfident that he is tho man for thc
times, thc many friends of Mr. M. W. COT,K.MA>
nominate him for tho House of Representatives
from Oooncc county, subject to tho action of thc
Democratic party.
Thc friends of OR?. ll. CllRRttV respectfully
nominate him us a suitable person to represent
thc peop'o of Coonee County in tho next Legis
lature, subject however lo the ratification o
thc voters al tho primary election on thc Gil
day of October next.
Q'hc friends of WM. J. STRtUMSfl respect
fully nomiuato him ns a candidate for Hu
Legislature at tho ensuing election (o represen
thc people of OeoniO county, subject- lo tin
action of thc D?mocratie parly in lite primar)
election on the ?lh day of October next.
Tho friends of W. L. II ODO BX 8 respect
fully nominate bim a candidate for the Legisla
ture at (ho ensuing election, subject to (hi
action of (he Democratic party of Oconee count
in thc primary election on tho 5lh day of Octo
ber next.
Thc friends of Col. lt. Iv Mason, rospectfull;
nominate him ns n candidato for thc Legisla
lure at ibo ensuing election, subject to tin
action of tho Memocratic party in tho prim
nry election.
"FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERST"
Tho friends of THOMAS Hutu respectfull;
announce him as a candidate for election lo th
office of County Commissioner of Coonee count;
nt tho next election, subject to nomination b,
tho Democratic party.
Thc friends of O. I. W.U.KKU respect full,
announce him as a candidate for election to th
ofllcc of County Commissioner of Oconee count
nt the next election, subject to the nominado
by tho Dcmocratio party.
Thc friends of M. NICHOLSON* respectfull
announce him as a candidate for ro-clcctiou I
Ibo office of County Commissioner of Cconc
county at thc next election, subject to nomina
lion by the Democratic party.
Tho friends of W. W. Moss respectfully an
nouncc him ns a candidate for re-election to th
ollico of County Commissioner of Oconee count
nt tho next election, subjeof to nomination b
tho Democratic party.
Tho friends of JOHN H. STKRt.R respectfull
announce him ns o candidato for re-election I
tho oflioc of County Commissioner of Ocouc
county nt tho next olcolion, subject lo nomimi
Hon by tho Democratic party.
For County Treasurer.
Tho friends of W. L. VRRNRR respectfull
announce him ns n candidate lo fill Hie ollie
of County Treasurer of Oconee County, nr.
pince his name before thc Democratic voters c
tho county for recommendation at the primar
election on thc 5th day of October next to sai
office.
Tho friends of JoSRFII W. I?OI.I.RMAN rt
spectfully nominate him ns a suitable person (
fill (ho oflioe of County Treasurer, nnd place lil
nmno before thc Democratic voters of the conni
for recommendation nt thc primary election I
said ollico.
Vnv Probate Judge,
Thc friends of RICHARD Lnwis, ESQ., re
spectfully announce him n candidate for rc-clcc
lion to (ho ollico of Probate Judge of Oconc
county nt thc next election, subject to ratifica
lion by tho Dcmocratio parly.
For Comity Auditor.
The friends of JoltN J, SMITH respccifull
announce him an a candidato for Count
Auditor, subject to tho action of tho pcoplo i
tho primary olection.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
Tho friends of ISAAC WIOKMFPB, ESQ., r<
spectfully announce him a candidate for n
election to tho ellice of School Commissioner i
Oconee County, subject to thc notion of tl
pcoplo in tho primary election.
Wc arc authorized to announce MARSHAL 1
DKNDV ns a candidate for School Commission'
of Oconee County nt tho ensuing election, sub
jcot to ratification by Hie Democratic voters <
said county in primary election or otherwise, i
mny bc determined.
Tho Monds of'C. W. MOORE respectfull
nom?nalo him for tho oflico of School Com
missioner of Oconoo County nt tho onsuin
olootion, subject to thc action of tho Dome
oratio Party. Mr. Mooro is woll known I
tho pcoplo of Ibo county, having tongi
school for sovoral yours nt Witlhnlla an
Soncoa City, nnd is fully qualified todisoharjj
thu dutiuj of ibo uilice, if elected.
-?_-_L*_
l'or Congrus?*.
Wo aro authorized to announce Hon. D.
WVAIT A IK KN a candidato for reelection to
Congress.*
1<T O ^VIST'S
NKUTRA Ll ZING
VS?Rl? and efl eel uni remedy for (lio eure of
all Irregularities and disorders ol thc t?to
mach and Dowels, wind lier in children or
adults, ll is acceptable to the stoninch \\ i 11 ? o tl I
hoing otlensivo lo the taste. Promptly reliev
ing Dysentery, Diarrhoen, Oholora Morbus,
Cholera Infantum, Flux, driping Pains, Klatu
leney, Nausea, Acidity of Ibo Stomach, Henri
burn, Sick and Ncrvois llcadacho and Dyi
pepsin. May be used in all dorangemcntH of
tho Stomach and Dowels from relaxation of the
intestines or a chango of food or water.
Price 2G cents and $1 per bottle.
Sold ovcrywhero.
HXCHL810R CHEMICAL COMPANY,
SULK Punnu m ons,
Walhalla, S. C.
August 17, 1882. 89.ly
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
August lo, 1882.
iV nccordnnco with the Supply Hill, np
proved February Oih, 1882, milieu is hereby
(riven that this office will be open for tho
collection of taxes
?'i'ltlay? September 15,
und will remain open until October 3ist.
Tho rato per centum of taxes is us follows
State purposes, ? - 4 { mill!?.
County, - n M li mills.
Schools, r w - 2 mills,
Poll Tax, ? - - * $1 00
For the convenience of tho taxpayers
will attend ut the following places:
Abel Hollins', Monday, 1 .Sill September.
Hall's, Tuesday. lOtli Soptomboor,
Fort Madison, Wednesday, 20th of Sop
tomber.
Westminster, Thursday, 21st Sedtombor.
Futr Play. Friday, 22d September.
Bittern's Mills, Saturday,23d September.
Seneca City, Monday and Tuesday, 251lt
and 2Gth September.
High Falls, Thursday, 28ih September.
Alexander's store, Friday. 20th September
And for balance of time in my ellice in tho
Court House.
Tax payers will pleaso attend nt thc np
pointmonts by 3 o'clock P. M.
In all eases where the May Installment has
not been paid a
Penalty of rive Per Cent
will bo added to said Installment.
All taxes remaining unpaid on tho first day
of November will incur a
Penalty of Fifteen Per Cent,
nod will bo collected by tlistro&s or otherwise
until 16th of November; after thal date the
County Treasurer will proceed to collect by
levy and sale as provided by law.
Taxes are payable in ibo following kinds
of fund.-*.'
Cold and Silver Coin.
United States Currency,
National Hank Notes,
D3. IF. ABiB5XArV?KR,
CountV Treasurer Coonee County.
August 17, 1882 39-lt
GEISS SEEDS !
GRASS SEEDS!
fR?SS HEEDS!
We have just received a largo and well
selected stock of
Consisting in part of
LUCERNE,
RED CLOVER,
SAPLING CLUVER,
BLUE GRASS,
ORCHARD GRASS,
AND HERDS GRASS,
OR RED TOP.
If there is any vnriety yon desire which
wo have not on hand wo will gladly order it
for you.
Call and seo us,
Respectfully,
ATTENTION, GREENBACKERS?
WHERE will be n County Convention of (ho
1 Greenback Party al Walhalla C. il. on
SATURDAY, thc IClh .lay of Sept ember, 1882,
ni 10 o'olock sharp, for thc purpose ol nominat
ing candidatos for tho offices ol' Ooonoo county.
Each Club will be entitled to one delegate for
every five members. Our friends where (hero
are no clubs will organizo al once, so as to be
represented in tho convention.
II. N. HAYES,
President of thc Crccnback Club at Seneca.
August 31,1882. 41.8t
Female College,
W A L II A L h A, S, C.
'IMUS Instilll'.lon will open its ill ili RKSSION
1 a i;Hist s: I I, I 882.
THUMS.
Collegiato Department, 10 months, . $10 00
Academic Department, H1 months, . JO Ot)
Primary Depart mont, 10 months, . . 8 00
.Iuvenile Depart mont, IO months, . . . 5 00
Hoard, including fuel, lights and room, per
month, . . . . . 10 00
Excellent faoilitiea for studying music, wax
work and painting.
Send for ontnloguc.
,f. p. SMHLTZKH, President.
Aligns! 21, I88*-'.. IQ?S)m
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
WILL OPEN OCTOBER 3, 1882,
C O If It 8 K OPS T I' 1> Y :
Goncrnl .Science, Mechanics mid Engineering,
Agriculture, Classical Courso, Latin Co Ur so.
r A ll T 1 A II (! o ii U 8 V. fl,
Iii English Studies, Practical Mathematics,
Practical Agriculture.
Students admitted lo any courso for which
they arc prepared.
T U I T I O N V ll fi R.
Annual Eoe of $10 for repairs. Hoard, in
pr?valo families, from $12 to $16 a month.
Exoollcnt board in messes ni from $8 to $10.
Entire expenses need not exceed $126; ought
not to exceed $175.
Eor further information address
BENJAMIN SLOAN,
Secretary of Faculty,
Columbia, S. C.
Augusf 21, 1882. -10 Oin*
M. S. MESSER,
OI41?UTY S 8J ?t Vtt VOIS ANO
NOTA KY VmilAV.
I y ILL give prompt attention to Surveying of
it Land, taking Dowers, proving Deeds, Ac
counts, &o. Suitable blanks kept on hand.
Office at . . Tuguloo P. C., S. C.
May J, 1882. iM-tf
STANTON'S"
[OLD KULI A UL E.I
I") UK Ii Liquors and Winos,
Largo Refrigerator filled with Deer,
Cider and Dollied Liquors.
Tho host Cigars and Tobacco for tho
money.
Corner Main nnd Townvillo Streets. Seneca,
S. C. Juno 1, 1882 -28.4m
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
1 AlAAV^UJJ&b)
WALHALLA, S. C.,
Respectfully announces to tho public that
ho has on hand a full and complctojstoek of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
&?.,
BOOTS AND SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY,
STRAW, FUR AND WOOL HATS
FOR EVERB?DY,
CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS.
Corn, Dooen, Lard, .Syrups, Salt, Tobacco
lind Cigars, Can Goods, Candies and Crackers,
Coffee und Sugars Rico, Soda, Spices, Ginger,
Pepper, &c.
General Supply of Light Groceries nnd
Large stock ol' Crockery and Glassware
If Plow?, Plow Stocks, Hoes, Trace Chains,
or nu v Plantation Supplies aro wanted, 1
will sell as cheap as anybody,
I buy for cash and can't bc undersold.
I will pay tho highest market prices for
Corn, Bacon, Cotton, or any Country Pro
duce.
. CHARLIE and JOHNNIE" say they can
beat any two boys in town waiting on thc
ladies and believe thoy eau prove it.
Give mc a call and price my goods beforo
you buy olsowhoro.
Respectfully,
HOKIER.
April 20. 18S2.
ADGER COLLEGE.
WA Ii tl LL A, S. C.
EACULTY :
RRV E. P. Mur.i..\r.i.Y, D. 1)., President.
RKV. J. lt. RII.KY, D. D.
lt KV. H. STUOJCO, A. M.
PllOK. WM. S. Mooan.
fPHE next session oommonces September 21,
I 18S2. English, Classical and Scientific
Courses Military drill. Tuition $10 per
nnilllin. Hoard in private families $10 per
month. Located nt the baso of the lillie Ridge
Mountains, the climate is unsurpassed. For
further Information or catalogue address any
member of ibo Fnoully.
F. P. MU LL ALLY, D. P., President.
July 27; 1882. 30 tf
HEADQUARTERS^
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
1)Y contract in writing with (be manufacturers
) wc are thc only authorized agonis in Ihc
Counties of Abbcvitlo, Anderson and Ooonco
for the sale of
Daniel Prall'? Involving Head
Olli?, Feeder* anti Condensers.
Wc guarantee lo sell at manufacturers' prices
and will give satisfaction or ask for no pay.
Moro Frail Oins have been sold in our Icr
rilory In Hie last live years than all other kinds
combined.
Terms easy. Send for circulars.
MoQULLY & TAYLOR.
Anderson, S. C.
July 20, 1882. 35-201
STANTON'S
HARDWARE, FURNITURE nnd GRO
CERIES, being fresh goods and lato
arrivals, oro sold in seven Counties, nil on
account of superior quality and low prices.
Corner Main and Townvillo Streets, Sonoca,
S. C. Juno 1, l882-28?4m
rfMlEonly perfect 1)1/1 I? Thresher. Write
1 Also ENGINES. lllv/lJ for prices to Tin:
AUI.T.MAN &?AYI.OH Co., Mansfield, Ohio.
August ;t, 1882. 87-2m
SOUrH CAROLINA MILITARY
ACADEMY.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
rou NI>KT> 1812.
Will bo ro-CsUblisliod Ootobov 1st, 1882.
fully organised and equipped.
?Jul. J. 1? THOMAS, Supt.
PAY CADETS RECEIVED FROM ANY
STATE.
Hut to secure, admission, application must
bo mudo in advnnoo to
iiv.ii. .ii?>ia:*sox iiACiooi?,
Chairman Ronni Visitors,
COLUMBIA, S. 0.
#57? Address for propor form?, informa
Lion, &o.
August 10, 1882. 33-4t
SPRING
-I hove just received my Block of?
?rijig and Hummer
Goods,
Which I am offering low for cash.
A Largo Lol of Men's nod Hoys'
Straw Milts, cheap.
'-A flood Assorlmont of
Ladies' and Men's
Shoes.
Groceries and Planta
tion Supplies in
abundance.
Everything cheap for
cash or barter.
Give nie a call.
J. O. MIOKLERi
Walhalla, S. O.
April 27, 1882. 23-1y
33 Y
I)R. R. C. DA V?S & CO.
ry\RGi: AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
Drxigs, Moclioino?,
IPniixt?, Oils, 23oolts,
IPicstxxx'o aj-i'iiinois, Win?
dow Ci-l?if-j?, Sta-t?oixory
aixdl TOIIJ?JT AHTI
OZJES, 3CjuTV-3VIXR,,S. A.ATI3
OIGA. 371. ?, TOtoaooo,
JSxxutfx" ant i JEP?i?ois_
SlElttiWS ! *BCBWS ! SIRIUS ! !
LANDRETU AND BUIST'S
GARDEN SEEDS.
ALSO, FIELD Sl?BDS. VIZ:
RED ULOVKR,
OUCH AIJ I) GRASS*
GERMAN MILLET,
TIMOTHY,
RLUK GRASS,
ll KA RDS Oil ASS, &C.
Wc guarantee these Seeds to he fresh and tho
very best, and we will sell them at rcusonablo
prices to induce farmers to plant them.
it. C. DAVIS ?.* <;o.,
Townville St., Seneca City, S. C.
figgr DH. H. C. DAVIS' Ollico in rear
of Drug Store. ?
December 15, 1881 ,i
Preparing lo attend Lectures should correspond
willi Ibo Dean of thc Hospital College of Medi
cine. A thorough didactic conrso with unex
celled hospital advantages and moderato
charges. For circulars ami further information
address W. II. ROLLING, M. D.
!!d and JcUVrson Sis., Louisville, Ky.
Juno 22, 18S?. SI-8mo
\ Paynes' AUTOMATIC Enginea/i
v 2 to IOO l^rso Powor.
JU lt u t.l c. I di rn I. lc, mu? Koonomloal. Will furnish ? horte
power with 'A ICM luci mid wnt?r than ?ny othir cn
Blno liullt, not liilcil willi an automillc cut-off. Catalogs
C sent free. D. W. PAYNB&SONS, Dox i< J. Corning,N.Y?
August 3, 1882. 87-ly
/nrnlunhle ratenttd improvttntMt found in no othtr
r.XOHVES in the tcorhl. Vox Pamphlets ant) l'?le?
i.ut. ono rr. KAW MU.I.RI. mattt
TUE AULTMAN Jtt TA Y l.oit m., Manineld, Ohio.
August 3. 1882. 37-2m
Due West
FEMALE COLLEGE
Abbeville Co., S. C.
Kxoretso.q open Oot. 2nd. Wlinlo expense. Hoard,
ami rt'imlur Tuition. Inclndin? i.ntln, #102 for
tim your. KrencJl spnkfii in o lass ami dining
nunn. Special attention lo MUilo, Drawing, and
ruliitlng. Apply for entnlotrno. .. .
J. 1". KENNEDY, Prcaldont.
August!?, 18B2. 89 Ai
-JTBT SANDERS,
Deputy Surveyor and
Notary Public,
l\7ILL give special attention to Hie Surveying
li of Land, writing Deed? and Mortgages,
taking Dowers, proving Deeds, Accounts, &c.,
upon short oolloo
Omer, AT . - OAKWAY, S. C.
Nov 10, 1881_52-ly ,
iooK Practical Lifo.Ln'lfii^'ciw
fl(it> pp. Mini- (s in-, fluent Mulline mid Illu.trntlon*.
AOENTH WANTED. SW tn fl60 per Month._.
For Venns, address J. C. McCOKOV i Co.. rhlUdolphla, F?
August 24, 1882. 40-ly
FINAL SETTLEMENT
fr HR nnderslgncd respectfully petitions tb Ibo'
1 Probat o Court for a Final Soltlcmcnt of tho'
catato of E. John Maddon, deooascd, on tho'
12th of September, 1882, and a final disolinrgo'
therefrom. T. E; MADDKN,
Administrator.
August 10, 188.?,. \ ^88-lt.
