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WALHALLA, S. C. :
'I'll ! ICM I? A V? I'-ICII. IA, I OOO.
O R 131 IN A1\C1?:S
OF THE TOWN OF WALHALLA.
An Ordinance Respecting the Streets,
Pavements and Wavs of the Town of
Walhalla.
11K rr OKRAINKR by the Intendant and
Wardens of tho Town of Walhalla in
council assembled and by authority of
the same: SKCTION I. Thal it shall be
unlawful to nina horse or mule on .Main
street, and any person or persons so do
ing shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
SUCTION 'A. That it shall be a misde
meanor for any person or persons lo rut
trees on any streets of thc 'own.
SUCTION il. That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons to injure any
shade trees by hi'ehing horses, mules or
other live stock thereto, or otherwise
committing any ucl winch is calculated
to injure said trees.
SKCTION I. That il shall be unlawful
to leave melon rinds or ol ber such trash
oil thu streets and any person or persons
sodium";, who shall refuse to remove thc
same on request of the Mayor or
Marshal, shall be guilty of a misde
meanor.
SUCTION*!. Thal it shall be unlawful lo
leave any jules or accumulations of loni
ber, lirewood, rocks or oilier material on
tho streets, except South I!road street,
along tho line ol' railroad or lumberyard,
and any person or persons so dobie, s?mil
be guilty of a misdemeanor.
SKCTION ll. That il shall he unlawful
for any merchant-, clerk or other person
to allow to accumulate on Main si reel,
in front of their promises, any sweepings
or collections of papers, paper boxes, tin
cans, broken glass or crockery, or other
such t rash ; ami il shall bc a misdemeanor
for any person or persons so lo do,
SKCTION 7. Thal hall playing or olhei
amusements oil Main street are prohibit
ed, and it shall bethe duly id' I he.Ma r
shal to arrest all persons so engaged and
bring them before the Mayor 1,1 bc
dealt with according to law. The Mar
slial shall also dispel se any crow d or
crowds assembled on Hie .ddewalks of
I he town.
SUCTION S. That it shall be unlawful
to shoot guns, pistols or other lirearnis,
lire-crackers or slingshots, or lo throw
lire-balls, williin the incorp?rale limits
of the town, and any poison or poisons
so doing shall be guilty of a misde
meanor: Provided, a person may shool
li rearms 011 his own premises for I lie bona
lido purpose of protecting bis properly
from damage by animals or birds w dd by
nal linn Provided, further, thal the dis
charge of balls or shot from any lirearnis
by any person for the purpose aforesaid,
within Hie incorp?rale limits, shall lu
con li ned to the premises owned or oren
pied by tho person shooting.
SKCTION H. That it shall be unlaw ful lo
ride or drive upon the sidewalks, or lo
lead a horse thereon, except lo noss thc
same al a regular crossing, or lo place
any obstruction which may impede a free
passage on or along ?my sidewalk, and
any person or persons so doing shall bo
guilty of a misdemeanor: Provided,
that a drayman may drive or buck bis
wagon on the sidewalks tor Ibo purpose
of loading or unloading heavy trunks,
boxes, Ac, al once, hu! mus! drive oil
immediately after so doing.
SKCTION IO. That it shall be unlawful
to rule a bicycle mi the sidewalks of
Main street between the Court House
square and tho cross street al .1. W. II.<1
leinan's residence. Any person so doing
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor: Pro
vided, that any person riding a bicycle
who shall collide willi a person walking
on the sidewalks shall be guilty of a mis
demeanor.
SKI-T?o N ll. Thal the -ann-of cock
lighting is prohibited within the in cm pu
rato limits of the tow n, and any person
or persons taking part in or w it Hessing
such game, as either participant or spec
tator, shall he subject to line or impris
onment, at the discret ion of thc Intendant
within the limits ol Ins authority.
SKCTION Ri. Thal it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons, other than
om ploy ees, or passengers coming in or
going oil', to assemble al the depo! III
Walhalla and gel on the trains. li shall
he the duty of tho Marshal lo beal Hie
depot oil the arrival ami departure of tin
trains and arrest all persons getting on
tho ears, or attempting to gel on, other
than employees or passengers us afore
said, and bring them beton- tin- Intendant
to be dealt with according to law.
SKCTION Kl. Thal any poison ur pel
sons viol ding any of the foregoing pro
visions of this ordinance shall lu- liable
to arrest and line or imprisonment ai (In
discr?tion of the Intendant within the
limits of his authority.
SKCTION I I. Thal lins ordinance shall
bo deemed general and perpetual, shall
go into effect upon its pub Vealh n, and
continue, of lone until .<.<? .dml 1?
amended,
I lom- in Conned ami 1 al iliiil u m lei lin i nr|io
rule -.-al ol (hi- Town ..| Walhall;.
jl,. S.I the 7th div ol l-'ehruai \ . P.., alidia
the 12 ll ll year ol Hie sovcn-miily uni
independence ol Ila- I tilted Mali--ol Aim ie i
I'. .S. 111)!.1.1.MAN, li,lend.,1,1.
.1 AS. THOMI-SON, (.'lei k ami Tn-a-niei.
An Ordinance lo Preserve the Health and
Cleanliness of the Tow n of Walhalla.
UK IT OKRA IN KO hy Hie Intcmlaiil and
Wardens of the Town of Walhalla in
council assembled, and by nul Inn it y ol
the saine: SKCTION I. Thal all residents,
whether owners "f properly or tenants
occupying the same, within Ibo incorpo
rate limits, are expected lo lo op Iheii
premises ina (-lean and healthy eon,li
timi, and any person or persons railing 01
refusing to remove a nuisance, when re
ipieHtcd so to do by Hie Hoard ot Health,
shall be guilty ol a inisdi-meaiioi .md
may be punished at tho discretion ,,1 du
Intendant within the limits of bis an
th or i ty, and such nuisance may bo abated
by the Marshal al Hie expense ol (be
owner or occupant.
SKCTION ii, That it shall he unlawful to
establish any slaughter house or bulcher
pen within the corporate limits of Hie
town, and any person ur persons so doing
shall be liable tu line m impi isonmeiil .11
tho discretion ol thc Intendant within
the limits of bis ant bm il v.
Ste 1 los :i. 'Iii.il any dui; I li li Ililli al la I ge u it hin
Hie incorporait hunt-ol I lu- mun, I., i ?e. n i !..
l-l ul .lune ami tin- l-l ul ll. lober, tv il h..ul .,
muzzle, i- liable lu I?, -. i/, il uni o I.oneil lo >\,.
Marshal for a pe.I ol twenty lum In .ni -, dui
Hie. which I une In- ou net can n ill i in lum l.y
p .y?Hg tho sum ot I wo il.illai -, alni, il in.I .
deemed, I hf lion j- | ),,.,, ,,, |". ,,,:,| ||,, ,,,,
nwiier of a dog 01 dogs who -hall lei -in li m.
or dogs run al large on the -Heels i.| lin mun
vs lt hont heilig II III //lei I -hall he iii inn il : min ul
a misdemeanor ami shall he jiiini-lietl ii Mu- lii
eret lon ol Hu- Intendant within lin- limn 1,1 in
ant Inn Hy.
SKCTION I. Thal Ibis ordinance shall
be deemed gem nil and perpelmil, shall
go into ellet I upon i i s pul.?ital nm, ami
continue ot Imi" until repealed m
mended,
I lone ni I 'mun il ur' lal I lied mehi HM i ,,||.,i
rah -cal ol I lie l ou li .,1 W alb.ill..
I I.. S.| tim 71 ll day ol li hi uni \. I NIH, and in
Hie CUli jeal ul Hm -o\cici on .
Huh-liciidciice >.| Hie I lilied Stale ol Ann in a
I-'. S Hui.1.1.M A \. hilt nd.ml
.1 is. I m.MI-SUN, I lelk ami I lea -mel
A n i Irtliiiaiicc. to Kegiilale I i allie by
Itinerant Traders, Auctioneers ami
Transient Merchants,
Kr. 11 < MIRA IM n by 11. . inlemhnil ami
Wardens of the Town il Walhalla, in
council assembled, and by nul ho: Rv ol
I he sallie : SKCTION I. Thal ? lilie'i int
I railers, auctioneers, m transient mei
ehauts, selling, orin any iiiamiei ollei
?Hg fur sale, any goods, wares, m mei
chaiidise, within Hie Town ol Walhalla,
at auction oi pi ivale sale, shall pay m
advance a license tax of twenty live dui
hus per month, liflccn dollars por week,
or llvo dollars poi* day: Provided, tho
provisions of this ordinance shall not
apply io ordinary dealer* in prod nota ?>f
lim farm, gardon or dairy.
.SUCTION ?. Thal any person selling 01
offering for sale any goods, wares or mer
chandise, ns itinerant trader, auctioneer
or transient HICK inuit, within tho Town
of Walhalla, without having lust paid
tho license lax required hy this ordi
nance for so doing, shall ho subject to
Hue or imprisonment at tho discretion
of the Intendant within the limits of
his authority.
SM THIN ?i. That this ordinance shall
be deemed general and perpetual, shall
go into effect upon Hs publication ami
continuo of force until repealed or
amended.
Hour in ('..inuit ami ml Hied ululer Hie corpo
rate seat <>l tue Town nt Walhalla un
[I,. Sd tim Titi ilay ol I'Vbrnary, limo, mill In
the d'li li your ot thu sovereignty anti
independence ..! I lie Pulled Slates of Ainei lea.
1?. s. HOM.KM AN, Intendant.
.1 AS. TlluMI-so.N, (in k amt Treasurer.
An Ordinance to Preserve I he Peace and
Hood Order of tho Town of Wal
halla.
Ill-: IT OltOAI.NKIi by the Intendant and
Wardens ol' the Town of Walhalla, in
council assembled, and hy authority of
the same: SKCTION I. That any person
lound drunk in Ibo Town of Walhalla,
whereby tho peace and good order of the
town may ho impaired, or the conven
ience of ot'ier perso: interfered with,
shall be gullly of a mb lOmonnor.
Sta t ION That any person commit- !
ling au act of public Indecency on a
street shall be guilty v?f a misdemeanor.
Sl.crio.N .:. iiiat any person convicted
ol' keeping a disorderly douse within thc
limits ol me Town ol' Walhalla shall, upon con
viction ni suck nl?cHee, bo Hued a KIHII not '..-.
than S'-.') nor more than .s;iO, anil the owner or
lessee ol ,ui\ dwelling house or other building
situated w 11 Hill -aili un .rpolale limit- who lets
or Milt.|i-li any such du,ililli; to any p"isou or
pei -.MI-, !.. hi- u-eil a- a hawily hoii-c or house ol
prostitution, shall, lipull convict loll, pay a line
. ?I nul less I ila ll Salli inure t lian silo, toi every
ii i\ upon which Mich house ur huilding may he
used or kepi, amt lie otherwise punished within
Hie discretion ol I he t nt nula li I within I lie limits
ul hi- aili lim U v.
M i ri??x I. That any person or persons who shall
tn- ....inti y ol ililli inn", rioting, using profane lau
rm irte .ir oilier disorderly condini within Hie
incorp?rale limit* shall he punished as lor mis
ili-lnr.linn .
si i HON ... Thal il -liait he the.Inly ot Hie Mar
shat l?> arrest ?ill persons loifltv <>l misdemeanors
m li-ilili i i i inn - u il Inn Itu' inri u ni n al e Inuits
ul lin- town lo. Violation ul lin- taws of
Un- siatr ni .--nulli Carolina, Oconec rmi my,
;>i h) violai iou ol an\ Ordinance ol Ute Town ol
Walhalla and hriliu I hem hel nu- Ike intendant or
a Wardell arlin;; nilli- Mead, who -hall have
?nell puwii lu pa-- -inti onlei initie pienu-e
a?, ni In- opinion, justice may reipilre, consist
eui willi Un' authuiits ,.! ?lie t'olllicil in such
ca-.- piovided.
Sc. rios C.. That il -liait tm Hie duly i I Ihr
Mar-lial ol Pulu . niau, aller Un- arrest ul aux
pi't-un, xiii. violation ol any ordinance inter
ines xv il li i In- peace and good order ol Hie ?own,
? .I Hie condilli ul lin- pta -un aire-, d allui
Hie aio-t i- made i- such a- lu unpin lin- peace
amt unod onlei ol Ihetoxvii, l?elos,.ly eoiillne
-u.il person and pouline him a- rei pl i red lij
lox I.? iNaininalion ur pro pm ad mi II ist ra I ioli
ol iii mina I iu-liee as I he ease max r< .piire.
Sit iio\ ;. That no person or persons,
oilier than a lawful dispenser, shall
-ell any spirit nous or Intoxicating
I ii i m >rs within the corporate limits
? i the lowii, either by drinks ol
in larger ipianlllics, and any per
.-on or peison- violai lng, this Section
-ball lu- subject to linc or imprisonment
ai I he discret ?on of the Intendant NV i I li in
i he limits ol Ins authority,
Si-:.\ S. Thal, the Marshal is nul hoi
; i/ed lo arrest any person lound on the
streets between III o'clock p. m. and
? i o'clock a. m. w ho cannot give a satis
factory reason for such presence on thc
streets during these bonis.
sii rio\ l". Thal all pl.ices of business
or amusement must bc closed on the Sab
bath day, except drug stores, livery sta
bles ami resta.traills, ami the violator
of this section shall he subject to a
penally of s*_'."i.
Si i iio\ in. Thal any poison found
louting on the streets of Walhalla, hav
ing no visible means of earning an hon
esl livelihood, sball be deemed a vagrant.
s i i m IN II. That it shall bo unlawful
for any person or prisons to carry con
cealed upon their perso.i any weapon
mentioned in (ho laws of the.state of
sont h ( ai ulina as unlawful lo carry con
coaled, besides, sud. w eapons sball be ,
forfeited lo Hie town.
St i i ION Thal it shall he Ibo duly !
of the Marshal lo arrest all persons I
found gambling within the incorporate
limits ol Ibo town of Walhalla.
si n ms |::. That it shall ho unlawful
for any person or persons to resist or in
any w ay intci lei e xx it b the Marshals in
the discharge ot their duties.
Sra no.v l l. Any person or persons who
shall keep, or pei adi to be kept on their
premises, any pine, where gambling is
permitted or encouraged, sball be tried
hy Hie Intendant, and upon conviction bc
punished by linc of liol less than Sj.",.no,
? >r imprisonment, with or without hard
! labor on the streets, foi not less than _o
days.
si i no.v Ki. That any person ur per
! sons w ilt illly st l iking, breaking or ol bei -
! x\i.-c injuring any street lamp, Ibo prop
erly ol Iho'l ixvn' of Walhalla, shall be
j deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on
conviction i * i such st liking, breaking or
! injuring ol any lamp sball be subject to
tim- or imprisonment for each lamp, at
the discret ion of the I n I ri i da 111, within
I be lim its i <f bis authority.
SM rn IN bi, That any person keeping
ot occupying a house where riotous,
boisterous or disorderly conduct occur-,
sball be liable lo lino or imprisonment at
Ihr di.-crelion ot thc Intendant within
i the limits of bis authority.
; si i HON IT. That any person or per
sons violating ans nf tho foregoing Seo
?lion-ol I bis ordinance shall be deemed
guilty nf a misdemeanor, ami punished
lal I he discretion of tho Intendant within
? lin- limits of bi- authority,
SM HON is. Thai this ordinance shall
he <b-, med genoral nd perpetual, shall
n? ima died upon 11 - publication, and
continue ot ton-. until repealed or
amended.
I '..lie Iii I , .lille,I .Hill I lillie.I Mliilel |||e eui Jiu
rate -eal ol Hie Town ol Walhall;.
I.. S I In , 11, ilax ol I .in nm \ . pinn, .mi in
lin mill, xi-al ut Hie -uxeiri-nlx alni
unli pei,,len.I lin' I niteil .stale- ol Ami l lea.
P. S. liol. 1.1 : M A V Ino ml.ml.
.IA-. I HOMI-MIN, t lei U ami Trea-un i.
All Olllll...? tu I.v|.,l,|,.li l ue Limits ll, Uli
Ii. XXll ul VS .lill.,11;,.
Iii II OUHAIM n hy thc Intendant ami
Wardens ol the Town nf Walball.? in
i mn,?il assembled, and by authority of
t he same :
SM I ION I. i bal lire limits bo esta h
li -lied m tin- Tow n ol Walhalla on Main
si reel on both the S'orlh and South sides
I hereof between Ann stree! and Tug,doo
sired: thal within said limits no new
house shall herculie!' lu- built of vooden
material, and no additional room m
tonn- -hall bc built ol xx nod lo alix
house now standing within said lire
limit-.
. M t ioN .'. Thal all buildings hereaflei
mr. n d within said lire limits shall bo
liuib ot brick or stone and covered willi
slate, I in, or /inc.
SM I ION u. Thal no building or build
ings, const rmi cd ol ?.I, ol any size
m dimensions, shall bc built or elected
wit bill -_'IHI {i'd iii either side of Main
.-.t reel w ll hui sahl lire limits.
SM HON I. Thal this Ordinance shall
bc deemed general ami pe: nd nal. shall
go hilo offed upon its pollination and
rout lillie ol I. Mill || lr pea IC ll Ol'
amended.
I. m i .I nut i .itiii, a mulei i In- , m (,..
? ale i .il ..I tin I iixx n ul \\ .ill,.,ll..
I. Ile .Iii 'l ix ul I .1.,i,.ox. P.NIO, an.I in
I In I .III, xe.o ul ||,e -o'xrlei;ml x .iud
independian ..I Hu I idled Slate-ol America.
I S ll? H I I M x \. Inleiidalii.
I ls. I an\|| . s . I nil ami i'lt-.i-i.o ; .
\ n i 111 ! 111 itu c lo liaise Supplies and
Make \ ppropriat?otc fm Hie Town ol
Walhalla for Hu I co I!IOU.
Hi li Ol: I? A I NT. I? by lin I n I nu ia II I am.
Wardens ol I lie Tow n ul \\ alitalia, in
council a cinbled, ami hy aol I.Ix ol
lin- sa mr : M i MON I. Thal a lax ol io
cents i nt cai .i i me li undi rd dolla i s ol I bc
assessed value ol all real and personal
properly, be levied bo ordinal X, town
pm p> ea s lo di fi ay i ii nen I ex penses du
ring thc ii-c.it ycai commencing .Inuit.irv
lilli, limn.
.'Milos '. Thal a lax nf ?'.<< cent-, on
cadi one hundred dollars ol thc assessed
value ol all nal a m I pet oiial property,
be levied for Hie purpose of paying Hie
interest on and ti ti cmciil ot ibo railroad
ll.ls.
SM I ION .:. Thal Hie lax on real and
pct -ona I properly, as provided in Seid ions
one ami I wo ol I his ordinance, shall bc
p ud ililli t br lillico ol Treasure! ot t bc
l ow p bel x\ ceil I bc I ?I da \ ol M a x . Il.
and Isl day ol ,1 une, P.HM), aci-ori'ling to
the a sse .mellis made hy thc Town
P.oaid id A e: ins: l'un ided, Ilia) any
property within tho corporate limits on
tho lira) ?' ty of May, ?'?t returned to tho I
County Auditor, nindi ho listed and as
sessed hy tho Town Hoard of Assessors
for taxation.
S KI "ii o s -I. That on ?ill clieuses ami othei shows
n tax ol ono lo ono litiiidnul dollars per day, in
tho discretion ?if (ho Intomhiiit. ?Ililli bonah!
8l-:oI ION .'>. 'I'lnil each ?ind every portion Ifnltlu to
mull duty, miller tho Inns ol tho State, shall |
work on the streets ten days, or pay at Hie rate
of 60 cents per tiny, nullor the direction of tho
Intendant or some ono In his stead, under tho
same penalty nu pro8crlti?'d hy the laws of thc
Slate for any refusal orneRlccttii per form Bald
work: l'nivlited, lliat sahl pemon shall ho per
mitted lo pav on or beton' the Hist of April a
comma tal ion feo of $2; hut each ami every one
falling to |?iv before ur hy the Hist ot April,
shall lie required lo pay 93. Any person coining
Into Hie Town alter .lune Hist shall pay Um MIHI
of 91.2ft for the rall working: Provided, ho has
not worked elsewhere.
SKCTION tl. Thal any person or pei olin having
claims against the I ow ll must present, them
within sixty iluys o; tho same will he haired
Iroiii payment, Hilles? a satisfactory excise is
i endered.
SKCTION 7. Tlint tho I inondant shall
he paid a salary of ono hundred dollars
for the fiscal year HRH), to ho paid quar
terly out of any funds in tho treasury
available for ordinary town purposes.
HCKOlAl, TAX KM,
K Ker ION S. No person, linn or corporation
shall lie engaged in, prosecute or carry on any
liiisiness or profession hereinafter mentioned
without linville: Hist paid a special license tax
therefor, as follows, lo wit:
Agents furor dealers in fertilizers "oilier than
regular merchants," sr?.
Baker, s?.
Hank, willi S2A.H00ea|iltid ur less, $26.
Hank for every si,nih) capital, in excess of
?2ft,000, si.
brokers, dealers in merchandise, produce on
marilin or eonmiission, .sa.
Ital lier, tor one chair, 82.
Ital lier, tor each chair over one, SI.
Hilliard, pool or bagatelle I allies, sri.
lUacksmith for one lorne, SI.
Ulaeksinith foi eaeli nddditioi.at for,,e, Tit!.'.
Hoarding house, permanent, except tor stu
? (eilis -.n.l operative.- exclusively, $2.6X1.
Hoot or shoe shop, nial.il.)', i.r repall iii);, .>!.
Hrokcr, dealer ill horses, callie or other live
slock, not paying license for .--ale stallte or stock
va rd, per year, s."?.
' Hatcher, dealer in meat*, .Ve., sin.
Dentists, s.'?.
Dealer in coll?n seed, cottonseed lintis and
meal, oilier Kian a regular incichanl, >."?.
Druggist, sr?.
Puriiiturc dealer, s.t.
Hotel, sin.
Kat li Insurance Company,life, Ure. or acclili'llt.
Lawyers doini; husiness within Hie town, S.r>
for each lawyei.
l'nl.lic Hearse, s.t.
Kcal am ant. si.
( 'ont i adm doini: a hnsiiie-. of not over S?.lU,
S'J.fill; over S?llll, s.e. ovel sl.lMKI, SUI.
Merchants shall pay a Iii ense according lo Hiv
following schedule ol gl oss .sales lol Hie yeal
and prices inion sworn iel urns:
I nder._> l.nilll. s.l nu
Over. l.Diin. f> nu
Over. J.r.iKi. 7 r?u
Over. .'..Ulm. lu nu
Over . 7,raiu. 12 fin
(Iver.lii.il u. IA un
liver.I.r>,unu. 17 ?Ml
i iv ci .'.MI.IIUII. -ju un
I l\,-r .2fi|IMHI. 2."i un
Newspapers, ollii'i Utan daily , live dollars.
I'lu il..:;i a plier, il incl ant, lil ? dolla! s
I 'hvsician, liv i- dollai -..
IJepail shop- li.I ::no-. lucirle, Ac, M.Ml.
Surveyor, s-'.
Si reel" wagon or dra\, l?nr Inu-ses, i went v dot
lu-.
Street wagon or dray, I wi? horses, ten dollars.
Si reel wag.ni ur di av, one liol -e. >'_'...11.
Sialilo. keeping vehicles ?md horses Im inn-,
feed and -ale. I vi elli \-li ve dollars.
Stahle, li ed and -.'ile-, live dollar-.
Tailor, milking ami repairing, one dollar.
I'm - Imp. makin'.: m 1 ep.u 1 i ni;, oin- dollar.
Walch mullel amt jeweler lol repairing, ?c
i wo .1.ai.n s.
W In et wright, lor repairing wagon- and lui)
.o -, si.
I'mic ii :ikcr, three dollai-.
SKI*: ms li. Thal Hie owner shall pay ?1 ia\ ol
oiiedoll.il for each dug kepi in town.
Sn lins hi. Thal lin- l ll il i na ncc -.hall he in el
tei l on the I ah dav ol february, lunn, and until
that day, sahl licenses may he issued willmot
any penally, lo per-.ms now eng.iced III any ol
the above named occupai ions or business, l-'roni
amt aller I In- -.iii I IM li dav ..I |Vln Harv, luau, 11
-h ill he Hie duly ol the" .Marshal lo visit cadi
ami evi'i'v person, linn m coi poi?1 Ihm, doinv
lillsinc>s tu llie l ow li ol Walhalla and 111-pe. I
their license and Iepoii all win. .111-doing Im-i
ue-s \\ 1111 . u 11 lieen-e lo the Intendant al once.
,\n\ pet-on or per-oii- carrying ..nor prose
eulin: any lu'-iiie-- ol' occupaiimi, i?r running
any e-lahli-hmeiil named in lin- or pieced
111 : sections, willi.mt first haviag taken oui a li
Cl'llsc there Int, -hall he ..ned except in . a-es
where -pei 1.1I penal Hes ale imposed. Hie -nm ol
live di il la r> per ila; m hi1 imprisoned for a term
not ex.-eeilne.: li v e ila v - , lol ea. ll ami eve I y ila
such business i- call it'd mi wit holli -urti lieen
\o license -hall he issued foi a les- period
lilian nue year, daled li.the Hist dav .a Hie
I molli ll III which Hie -allie i- issued.
I 'm any business, occupai iou m pi ole--ion, ma
j eiiiimerated in Hie toregoinc Secti.iiis, Hie li
i en-e shall he regulated hy the Intendant.
SK? THIN ll. Tlie Town Council hereby
reserves t he righi to revoke any license
for any cause which may seem to it just.
Si.ri ios PJ. The tax on real or per
sonal pi ??pei ty provided for in tin:; ordi
nance shall be collected dilling lite mont h
of May, I'.HHI, and any person or persons
w ho shall fail to pay such laxes on or hy
the, lirsl day of .lune. P.MIO, shall he liable
to a penalty of twenty per cent, on such
tax. and thc tax, w ith the penally ami
cost, shall bc collected by execution or
ol herwise.
Any person, linn or corporal ion mak
ing ?my false or fraudulent return, where
a return is by this, ordinance required,
shall, upon conviction, he tined not less
than s?_'.*>. nor more than .-Sin, or be im
prisoned not less than lill days or more
than iii) days, or either or holli, at Hie
I discretion of the Intendant or Acting
I nteiidaul.
linne in Council and ratilicd mulei lin- roi p..
late -ral ol the lou ii ol Walhalla on
i I.. S.l the Tilt day ..1 l . ln nat 1, lana, ?ind In
lill- UHHl vi-ar ol the sovereignly and
I independence ol Hie I tiiled Slates ol America.
P. S. HOI.I.K.MAN, Intendant.
,IAS.'I'lluMI-suN, Clerk and I'reasuiei
A UKSOI.KTION KKsl'KlTIN? t'Oit M lill OK
IHN A M I.s.
I tesol veil, Thal all laws enacted by the
j Council heretofore, not in eonllict with
these Ordinances, arc considered in full
I force, and that each and every one of
I these Ordinances this day enacted shall
ho in full lone after (he publication ol'
thc sa me.
Holli' in Council and ra li lied imiter Hie ci ?rpo
rate -eal nt th.- town ol Walhalla 011
M.. S.] lin- .'III dav ..I I rlu nat > . pulu, and iii
the I If 11 li yeal ol Hie sovereignly ami
i illilepeililence ol Hie I nil rd . tales ol Alni nra.
P. s. HOI.I.K.MAN, Intendant.
I .l.\s. TlloMpMiN, I Ink and Treasurer.
iVU?iiC Af?OUT Tili: MISSING I . NK.
A Prominent Financier Says this Ihulioail
Should he Built.
Thc Chattanooga Nows says that
Ml'. J. il. I Ian ison, ol K now ?Ile,
our of the best, informed financiers
in Tennessee, spent a few hours in
thal city recently en ionic home
from Walhalla, S. ( '. Mr. Harrison
is interested in bringing Mastern
capital Jo thc South, and has done
much in this line during thc past
yeats. I lr is now deeply inter?s'. 1
in seeing thc Missing Link railroad
built limn this city lo Walhalla, S. C.
,\ News mau (?ailed on Mr. Harri
son at thc Lead I louse and talked
with him about what hr heard in
South Carolina about the proposed
j.Missing Link road and other busi
? ness al?aiIS. I Ir said :
.'?i is prill-l ily amazing to see thc
growth ol' the colton iininufaettiring
industry in South Carolina, and the
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bignaturu ol
rapidity and ease with which they
comiuand Kaslein capital to build
new nulls, ('barters have already
j bren granted l'or lour new mills,
with a capita! ol' four million dollars,
since .1 a una ry I. Smith ( 'ai > dina
will smut tank ahead nf any Stair in
the I tumi fur ils number of spindles.
* ?lil imlL haye doubled, Ind.h .I and
ipiadl'ilpled their sinn.Hrs, while thc
new mills air going np mi all sides.
ll take: ihoUSaild.H ni I OHS ol' coal
daily lo turn the e spindles, which
must conic from Knut Tennessee or
Alabama.
"Of tliv lineo great, railroad sys
toms penetrating llnil Slate-tho
Atlantic Coast Lino, Seaboard Air
Linc and the Southern-only one,
the latter, reaches the coal fields.
The Southern's most direct lino to
that section, via Asheville, is itu prac
ticable and unprofitable, on account
of its enormous grades. Two hun
dred and sixteen feet to the mile is
tho exteht of tho grade.
"Much interest is being shown in
that Stau? in the Missing Link rail
road from your city to Walhalla. It
is generally conceded over there that
thc Atlantic Coast Lino would be a
strong ally and supporter of this
road, as it already owns and controls
tho Port lloy.al and Western Caro
lina, running from Port Royal to
Anderson, S. C., leaving only a gap
of thirty-two milos to make an air
line fruin Chattanooga to Port
Royal by the Missing Link.
"Thc citizens of Chattanooga
ought, by all.means, back Col. W. L.
Albright in thi> enterprise, liaise
the money by private and public
subscriptions to make the surveys,
locate the line and secure the rights
of way. I was told by a competent
engineer, while in South Carolina,
that *f>,(.lU() or $0,000 would do this
OASTOniAr
Boura tho j$ Ibo Kind You Havo Always Bouahl
work, and thal it could he done
within four mouths. The lino would
run west from Walhalla lo Clayton,
(la., then duo west down the Ilia
vvassee Y alloy for forty miles, where
the grading would be light, and lb ?
road not cost more than $5,01)11 :i
mile. The entire dislance is I IO
miles from Walhalla to your city.
"lt is bani for your people to real
ize what grout importance the build
ing of ibis road would be lo your
eily. Chattanooga is really the gate
way fruin the great Northwest, to
the South, besides being adjacent lo
the coal fields of Must Tennessee and
Southeast Kentucky, ll your peo
ple will luke this enterprise up and
make this survey it will at once at
tract capital and result in the Atlan
tic Const Linc or Seaboard Air Lino
coming into your eily."
The reporter asked Mr. Harrison
how the building of the Missing Link
would effect the I Mack Diamond rail
way, which is being projected from
Pori lioyal, via Knoxville, to Co
lumbus, ( Hi io. Ile said :
"Not at all. The I Mack Diamond
is sure lo be built. Il and the Miss
ing Link are two of the grandest
projected railway lines in thc coun
try. Thc future lailroads of tho
South thal succeed must have some
thing to haul every day in the year.
The wheels must he kept moving,
I and how are they to gel that unless
lliev penetrate thc iron and coal
! regions ?"
Bonnth? h*i8 Kimi You Have Always Bought
At :i recent reception in New
York, Mrs. Henry llavcmcyer bad
for decorations for one room 200
dozen roses, which were bought at
?:;O,()IUI a dozen.
A curious superstition prevails in
Norway. When the people are ill
quest of a drowned body they row
to and fro with a rooster in the boat,
fully expecting that thu bird will
crow when the boat reaches the spot,
where the corpse lies.
The
Cruel Knife!
It ls absolutely useless to -sxpoet t.
surgical operation to euro cancer, oi
nny other blood diseuse. Tho crueltj
of such treatment is Illustrated in tin
al Arming number of deaths which re
sult from it. The disease is in the
blood, and hence can not ba cut out.
Nine times out of ten the surgeon's
knife only hastens (louth.
My son l>n<l ii most innll|{ltAnt (?ancor, foi
which the iioe.torS sohl un operation WHS lix
only hopo. The iipnr
fttli.ii was ? severe yrfSSSS^JCw.
une, n'i ll wir, nonos- jffnffijj??^*
Hp ry to cal down to /sP*^ HfQk
tn? jn w I? ci II e o II d P(f ^sswfia
KPr.iiie it in-fore fi r- TON?
Knut while the Cnn- VEfo
Uer rel urned, mid be- Ri>? /V
?can lo (trow rapidly. l?f ? p)J
We I;IIV..- hin. mn 11 y V ?rt
remedies without ro- Vftfe?? tl
IM, und ll na Hy. ,V y
Upon (lie ililviee of ll "~F^i-\ - viii* ? \\\
fl Iran, .leo 1.1 e.I to VX*X^'' .-^KkM
trys. S. S. (Hwlft'li >.??<M\/\ >P?W^
Spirille), mu? Wlll'l^V^'?'lSa^'W?eV^
the Hl'OOlid hettie he tevN'ffl1,^)T"?O. V-3
tiCKftii to Improve. After I won I y bottled Inn
brun tnkan, the Cancer disappeared entirely
?nil he ?lift cu led. The eure ll lieiiliillienl
on.-, for ho lu now Be ven leen yuin old. und lift*
never hud u sl|(n of tin- ilvciiilful disease to re
turn. J. N. M canoon,
tnoSnodKrr.Hri St., Dahns,Texas.
Absolutely the only hope for Cancel
lu Swift's Specific,
L'S. Blood
?is it is tho only remedy which goof
to the very hottoui of tin? blood und
forces mit every truce of tho disease.
S.S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable,
mid coi 11 ai OH no potash, mercury, 01
other mineral.
Hooks on dancer will he untiled frei
to any address by the Swift Spuciilo
Co.. Atlanta, Cia.
HUMAN AND CHANDLER.
They Dcliylit in Sending Shafts ol Sarcasm
10 l ach Oilier.
Although they are good friends,
Senators ('handler and Tillman
never let the opportunity for rap
ping each other go by unheeded,
llotb sire quick at repartee, and both
uko lo give and lake blows. Chan
dler's sarrasin delights Tillman,
while the New Hampshire Senator is
attracted by I he directness and
I frankness nf his eolleaioie. Wed
Tho Kind You I ii wo Always Bought, (iud which has h cou
iu uso for over 30 yours, has borne tho signature of
- u?d has hoon mado uudor his per
/jP *C/^ftyjt~^j>jr 8u,,a* supervision since its infancy.
*#uVV3f /-Ci^cJUrZ? Allow no ono to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are hut Kx
Iioriments that trillo with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla^is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea-Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC OCNTAUn COMPANY, YT MUnn?V tl rill HT, NIWYOFIH C ITV.
From Girlhood to Womanhood.
SrTlON'T LET YOUR DAUGHTER
nfl hm o a wrong morginie into woman*
I'll fli >V^>$SS?9mL limul. TlielM'eutc. t crisis i ll every Kill's
. .," AiitJO^lt^HSffiSnSttL hie ?sol IhissluKO when Hie menstrual
Rill WWii yMgt/flnlmyPSBBifeK tunen..ns ure l.eiiu: established, and she .
'.iv .. H ! V/JSfmJ^?^jaKBS st H in td have every oro vision obtainable for
' .1 J :"Jf? " ^ ?!HMEB^HIB.^ cstnldishini? t his period properly, without
!l?f'ef?ri - 488lEB?.tuVBftVi which sin: can never hecomo a perfect wo
"h IIPiMPi.l; I TOP, ' _ m&^f*$W niau. Mothers, teach ymir juris
m ffi'lil ''. liffl M i^gPWL loeonlhloinyou. Kx plain their
? 1 ' I 11 ?I ?I iff , Wo*** condition to them and watch
i^"*! ||? ll ll iV?/r^ / M??w ^ over I hem us you would Hie most
t-atxt&zM III 'I riv" / //^F* "V delicate plant, and us this most
K^SKAWHU IV_ / ethical UKO draws near oom
^SWuL y5T K JP. sr
5v \\ I 1 '. /jd lt will estaidish tho menstrual
VN^^ >V \ \ m ?f^w functions, restiiro Hie strength
cvY^-S*/ v "N. xl r I and give lifo mid energy to tho
^ik^-\C / / I unlirebeing. Price $1 Fer Bottle.
-J* xl u yon ?huiro information as to
NAV ^ jf ' your daughter's condition, free
" 1 ? ~ps ==m J >w v* write to I.ADIKS1 HKAI.TU ('i.i'ii.
Oil ATTA KOO?! A. TKNN., caro of Ii.
(ierstle it Co.
Mr daughter wai HoiTirlng from a lerere, bilious ?Ulick. together with prent "bearing
down" l?alas and backacba daring her monthly |ierltdfl. She bsd Tiniest nervous Bridle
which produced a peculiar qulverlujj mid Jerk I UK sensation. I bought A bottle of S. V. V.
and commenced trtatliiK ber. All pnlu." nml btllousneiis wiro returned and tb? Jerklnp wat
Kloprcd. lt la thc beat I over saw for young clrln. MARV td. IX. A IIKA'KS, Hellish, Ala.
L. GERSTLE & CO., Chattanooga, Tenn.,
Solo Manufacturera and Proprietors.
For sale by .IA M KS ll. DA LUV, Walhalla, S. C
Destiny limy had a lillie fun nt euell
other's expense.
Senator Tillman lind boen waiting
for some l'uni' for recognition by lite
presiding ollieer in order lo begin
bis speech anil protested when thc
Senate proceeded lo the considera
tion of hills upon tho calendar.
"I am sony thu Senator is so
modified that he cannot ask to be
recognized," said Senator fJockroll.
"I suppose he is so modest,"
chipped in Senator Chandler, "thal
he really wants us to notify him
when we want him to begin. There
is no doubt of the fad," he added
sarcastically, "that everybody wants
him lo begin, for the sooner he starts
the sooner he will be through.
"If the Senator will stay and
listen lo me," promptly retorted
Tillman, "he will laugh on the olhei
side of his mouth before I gel
through."
Hut Chandler didn't stay.
Talking about Tillman a great
charge has certainly come over him
lu the olden days when he first cann
to ihi' Senate was wont to spcal
exteinpora eously and let his sharp
emphatic blows fall where the;
would. Vesterday he had his speed
prepared and ad nally deliverei
proofs of it before he began to speak
And his speech read like an essa)
lt was only when he got. upon hi
feet and was carried away wit
something like his old manner ihn
he indulged in all these cliuracterb
tic. expressions that made him seci
very much like the Tillman th:
used to rattle lite dead bones in th
Senate. Washington I'ost.
Honra th? >o hui Kind You Havo Always Boupb
HOW THE STATE'S MONEY GOES.
A Summary of the Appropriation ?ill as fi
ported lo Hie House.
The appropriai ion bill was hamh
to the I louse of liopres? nlatives la
week. The main feat ill es ol' I he b
atv
Governor's Ollice Governor, &
lion ; private secretary, $I,:I50; nu
songer, $100; contingent fund,
OOH ; stat inucry, etc., $??00.
Secretary of Stale, $1,000 ; de
ol' Secretary ol' State, $1 ,?b">l) ; co
liiigeitt fund ol' Secretary ?d' Sta
$ I fill; stationery and stamps, *;>l>
hooks, blanks ami stationery genei
election, $fi00 ; extra derk hire, s'oi
Comptroller ( ?cueral, $1,000 ; eli
cl'uk, s;|, Kill ; bookkeeper, $1,1(1
cont indent l und, >>'.!!H> ; stallone
$.'{0(1 ; printing, $?100; traveling <
penses and his assistants in exam
ing books, papers and aeeotinls p
taining lo ollices ol' the auditors a
treasurers ol' thc respective count
and other county oflicers, $b00.
Slate Treasurer, fd,900; ch
clerk, $l,f?0(l ; I wo hoik keepers, ea
f I ,o.'i? ; contingent fund, fr?UU ; pr?
hug of lionels :ind slocks, nuil lo pay
for lioinls anil slocks already printed,
$f>00 ; stationery, $200.
Superintendent of Education,
$1,000; clerk, $000; coniingent
fund, $150 ; printing, hooks, $f>00;
hoard of ?ducation, -s'i?o ; stationery,
.si 20 ; traveling expenses, $?100.
Adjutant and Inspector (Jeneral,
$1,200; clerk, $000 ; armory, $.'5f>0 ;
contingent fund, .solid; stationery,
$lf?0; expenses, $fni0 ; companies,
sSlll).
Attorney General, $1,000; assist
ant Attorney General, $l,!lf>0; con
tingent fund, $100; stationery, $7f> ;
litigation, $ 1,fiOO ; expenses, as At
torney General deems advisable.
Railroad Commissioners, $1,500;
secretary, $1,200 ; contingent fund,
$7 ?o.
State Librarian, $800 ; contingent
fund, $12."?; stationery, $?500 ; ex
penses, -si ill).
Two watchmen ?it State House
iuul grounds, $800 ; janitor, $100;
engineer, $7n per month ; two lire
men, $2fi per month ; engineer, $2f
per mouth for n-sl of year ; contin
gent fund of keeper ol' Slide I louse
$100.
Judicial Department-Chief .Ins
tice, $2,8f>0 ; Associate Justice, $:>,
220.17, li. H. Gary ; Associate .Ins
tice, $2,8f>0, V. .1. Lope; Associ?t
Justice, $2,8f?0, Ira ll. Jones. Po
each ol' the Circuit Judges, $?1,001
Solicitors, stenographers .and clerk
as provided by law.
Hoard of Health-Quarantine ofli
ccr at Charleston, $l,t?f>0; station
$1,000; at St. Helena, $700; ex
penses, $200 ; at Port I loyal, $700
expenses, $'100 ; keeper of hospital
$I7.>; at Georgetown, $lf?0; ex
penses, $lf?0 ; keeper of I il/.il rt: ttl
$?100. Por thc purpose of earryin
outil State Hoard nf Health, $2,20(1
for i|uaran(ine purposes, $1 fi,000.
Tax Department-Salaries
auditors, $?"?,500; printing for and
tors, $2,000.
I St :it i- Colleges South Carolin
College, $27,f>00 ; Winthrop Collogi
$?1?I,000 ?ind $;"?,?'al) for scholarship
South Carolina .Military Academy
$2??,2J"I0 ; for dclieieney reported li
board of v isitors, $0,lfi0.
State Colored College, $8,000.
South Carolina Penitentiary- Pi
salaries, $ 1,7?"?0.
State Hospital for the Insane
Salaries, $?1,000 ; board of regont
.pur diem and mileage, $12,001
maintenance, $100,000; Iniildin
purposes, $10,000; Wallace deb
s 1,000.
Deal', Dumb and I ll i nd Asylmi
$:?o,ooo.
Indians, $800.
Water, $2,000.
(Maims, $8,000; public printie
$L!,000; Journals, s;"i2<? ; Govcrnoi
! .Mansion, $2f>0 ; lights and publ
buildings. $2,7n0; fuel, $1,001
I Confederate pensions, $100,001
'phosphate inspector, $1,200; Sta
I Pair, $1,200; commissioners ai
I managers ?d' elections, $1,000; ?ii
I vert ?sing, $2,000 ; interest nu publ
debt, $2s:i,x:i2.fi| : for rewiringStai
' House, $2,000.
SOUTHERN" RAILWAY.
Condenso I sjehodn'.o ot l\ini?tit|i!
Iii RfTcot Doo. 10, HMO.
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malu Uno i rain*.
"A" a m. "P" p in "M" noon. "N" night
Cbofliipciiko Lint' Slimmers in daily service
l%ni ?-pon [s'orlolk lind Ha 11 i no >ro.
Nos. 37 iiiul as- Daily Washington mul
Bout li wesloi n \' i-si il 11- Limited. Through
Pullman sleeping HUM between NOW York und
Now (li-loans, via Washington, Atlanta ami
Moni gnmori . ami also li.-t woon Now York nilli
Memphis, via Washington. Allanla ami Mir
min KI .m n. Also oh 'L'.-mi PULLMAN LIUIIAHV
OBSI'.ltVATIOS I'Alis li.-t wooli Allanta ami Now
York. K.rsicln-s thorn,ighfuro coaches bo
tween Washington mill Atlanta. Dilling curs
unrVP nil iura:-: .-n ronlo. Leaving Washing
lllglftll Moielays, Weilneslays ami Fridays
n tourist sleeping oar will rill? 111 ron gil Inti woon
Washington ami San Ki niu-iscn wit lu int oliailgn
Pullinan til aw ing-ronm .-.lei-ping cars hoi wi-on
Greensboro mid Norfolk. Closo connection at
Norfolk i'm-m n POINTCOMD'OUT.
Nos. aft ami :-.''. I'nited Slate, Fast Mail runs
eoliil between Wnshl.lKtoll ami Now Orleans,
via Him t hern Kill Uva v, A. & W. I', lt. H. and
L. ? N. U. M., IMSIIIK .ipos.sl of coaches,
iliroiigh without ohniigo fur passuiiKurs of all
clasHOH. I'uHiiian ?Irawlnu rnoin slopping cars
IK> tween Now York and New (lilians, via Al
lanta ami MontKOIlliU V anil lietweoii Char
lotto ami Atlanta. DiniiiK cars servo all
meals on route.
Nos. 11. Hit, 34 ami 12-Pullinan sleeping cars
belwoen lUchiiuiml ami Charlotte, via Dan
ville, son i hi lound Nos. ll anil .'III, northbound
Nos. 34 and 12.
PRANK S.GANNON, J. M. CULP,
Third V P. & Hen. Mwr. T. M.. Washington
W, A. TUUK, S. II. HARDWICK,
G. P. A.. Wnulling!on. A. G. P. A., Atlanta.
I SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
C"iulf-n?i 4 Sehoilule III UVoot
Deeoinler luth, I MW.
STATION8. I KN,).S?,;n ? ?J^{l.
?7v. CTilirierfion ~. TT..j J l)J A ia
" Suiniaurvillo.I 7 -ll a m
" Urauehvillo. 8 55 u ni
" Ora n gel ni rg. I 0 28 ? in
"_ Kingville .. ... .I 10 1ft a in
Lv. 8a vaiinali . ... ~.7.~. ' . 12 05 a in
" Main wo) I. 4 00 a in
" Blaekvlllo. 4 1ft a in
I7v. ?joliniihia._ ri 0?\ A m
" l'Kispcril v. 12 Hi n'n
" Nowbi-rrr. 12 26 p in
" Nineiv-Six. I 20 p in
" (41*1*1*11wooli. 7 40 a in 1 ftft p in
Ar. Hodges . S 00 a iii 2 15 p in
Lv. AtllieVilli*. . f.! 7 -? R "j! 1 '!^P -'"
Ar. Holton s ft.S a ni :i li) p in
Lv. Anderson. , s 20 a ni: i 3ft p ni
Ar. iii eonvilie. ". 7 i 10 l-l a iii| 4 1ft p in
?r. ? llamad < Vu Timo i a .".ft p m U o? p m
^STATIONS. ^fj^N?.
Lv. G roon ville. b ?3"p in lo \Y> n in
" Piedniotit . il 00 p ni, 10 40 n m
" yVllllaniHton. il 22 p ni 10 oft a lu
A~r. Anderson 7 l" p nu ? 1 40 ii in
LY. Ru?ton.7. ' ? Vi i> iii ll ?i> a m
Ar. Donnalils 7 Ift p 111 ll 40 ? ni
Ar.Ahliftvlllo.. S 10 j? iii 'VS 26*p w,
Lv. Hodges.. ....77'.' 7* t'i'? p in ll Wi a rn
Ar. Greonw noil. h 1)0 p ni 12 20 p ip
" Niimly Six. 13 86 p tn
" New-horry.. 2 00 p X?
" Prosperity. 2 14 p tn
" Columbia . . S CO j' m
Ar. ftinek villi?._'77..... 5 0? a ni
" Bnrnwoll . . u ?Q a m
" Savannah. ft la ft in
Lv. ttingvliliL . . 7 7 '. 7 '777.7...' 4 43 p ni
" Oraiigoburg. 6 M pm
" Hraiiehvllhi. C 17 y- m
" Suiiitiieivlllo.I. ? .III pm
Ar. Charleston .. ._. S 15 p in
"Dally Dailv j.,,,..,.,,,,.. Doily (hilly
No li No I". si A lloss.^ <s-y.ll N^.jfl.
nTJ?piT'lXIa Lv..< '.hurles. . *:i.. Ar's T? p ?"ii??
12 Oin 7 41 III " Sliliiniei villo " ! 7 33p: ft 02 a
1 oft a sftftaj " .Brnnehvllo. " I ?Vtm I 2o a
2 Mia li 2.1 III " Ora ll gel m r g " ! ft 34 p 3 Ifta
4 ftuo IO Ifta' " Kiegvll e " ? I 13 jil 2 M^a
12 Oft al.'. Lv. .?aviiiiiiafi Ar.i ?ft 1ft 5
4 00 a! . . . " .. Barnwell . " 1. I 3 2H a
1 (ft a " ..Hlackvi le.. " .. I ll 0>N n
K BOB ll 40ll " .. Collin.Ina .. " ! 3 2uj> I' UOp
li 07 a 12 20p| " .Alu.m.. " . 2.mp H M) a
Ul 01 a I 23p " .Minim-. " 1 'Mp 7 4llp
lil iMa 2 Hip! " .... Inion. " . i Of>p 7 80 p
10 3011 2 2.'pl " ...loliesvillo.. " 12 23 p. 0 Adp
Pl ftl a' 2 a; p| " ....Pneolol .... " 12 lip ll 42 p
11 2ft al 3 lop Ar Bpartanhurg Lv ll Ifta fl 16 p
ll Ina' a I i e < I .V Spa rt anhiirg Arjll Da 6 QOp
2 :i; p! : IMP Ar...AHhevlUe...Lvl s afta U oftf
"P" p. m. "A" a. in "N" night.
Pullman palace s!ei ping cars mi Trains35niul
?Hi, a; and :?. on A. ami C. division. Dining our.)
on lliese I rahm sarve all m. als enroiite .
Trains leave SpartlUlhlll g. A. ?V C. division,
liol thlxillliil. '. ?'?< a. m., '.'.M. p.m., H:l3p. m.,
(V esl .lade l.iiniteil) ; SOUIIIIMIUIIII 12:2n n. m..
il l.', p m., ll a- m., i Vendimie Limited.)
Trains leave l ireenvllle, A. and C. division.
northlxM.il I.it:00a. m.. 2:34 i?. m. and 5:22 p. m..
I Vesllhuled Kimi ted) : soulliboiiiid, I :S10 ii. m..
4-?II p. m.. I2:lhlp. m. i Vestibuled l.iiniteil)
Ti nins li ami ill carry olegnnl Pullman Bicup
mg . ari hot ween Savilllllllll ami Asheville op
poule dnilv lieiween .hu li- loiivtllo lind Citioill
natl. Also Pullman Drawing I.il sleeping
car-* between Charleston and Columbia.
FHA N K S. HAN NON. J. MCI LP.
Third V H. A Cen. Mgr., 1 rallie Mgr.,
Washington. I). C. V\ ashiliglon, 1). (
W. A. rriIK. B. H. II ARDWICK,
Hen. I'ass. Au l.. As 1 (ion. Pass. Ag t..
Washingloii, D. o Ailnnla.Ga.
Assessment Notice.
rillll. liuliloi's (lillee will he ..pi n lunn the
1 hist day ol .liiliuary, P.KKI, lo Un- '.'Htli day
ol I i Li li n y lollowing, lor the purpose ol ici eiv
lng i et iirii-^ ol Personal Properly lor laxallon in
Oei ince ci ill u t y Im the veal I'.HHI.
1 if laeiy mah citizen, helwi'i'li the age-, ul
..'I and IUI years, (except ex Coiileilci ate siilllieis
and t hose imapalile ol eainiug.i -iippiul limn
heim: imiiiie il or limn Hillel causes) shall he
deemed lax.dill- Polls.
i:x Coliledeiate soldiers .ile li.il,le Im Pull 'lax
uni ll Ml veal s ol age.
Note all H?uslers ol Heal l?state since last as
ses-, me ni on your returns, lunn ? lunn an pm ni
or to u hom sold.
Kememhci in.it ii is importiliil ih.it all rel II ins
should he made hy Die l.'tli ol l elnnaiv, lei
I alter thal lime Hu- law prcscrilics a penalti ol
I fill pei cent .nilled io Hie valuation.
.1. IV H. lt KM K,
Alldilor Oeonec Cornily, S. C.
I lei Clllliel I.I, I KIHI, Ml ti
'lu i: ( or iii ii: and I he Atlanta CoiiHti
I Ut iou and the Homo ami Kurili one year
for the mun of $2.
3^, JIL W U A. JR X> ? -
WM. J. STUIIIMMO. } { E. L. IIKHNDON.
All
8. & I
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Attorney s* At-Li; w,
WALHALLA, S. O'.
Plto.MI'T AlTKNTlOM GlYKN TO Al.I. Blt.a
NKHB ?NTIlUSTKt? TO TllKM.
January u, 1808.
K. T. JAYNK8. I J. W. HllKI.Olt.
-/o/
J A Y iN ES & SU ELO R,
A'PTO K N F. Y S - A T - L A W.
WALHALLA, H. C.
13 ROM PT attention Riven to ?ll binti
. noHH com mit lcd to their cure.
January 12. 1805.
Blue Ridge R. R.
II. C. BIO ATTI 10, HKCKIVKIL
TIME TA li I.K NO. 12.
SUI'KU S Kl) KS TIMK TA Ii LE NO. ll.
JOlfective 0.00 A. H., .lan. 2K, MOO.
WLSTHOl'Nl).
Daily. Haily
Pnss'g'r. Mixed.
No. No. ll. No. ft.
o ?Anderson_Lv.. :i SW inn 0 :iu am
7 I Denver. . 8 45 pm ll 51 am
Ul t Antun._ ?5 60 pm 7 (X) am
lil ?Pendleton.:l 55 pm 7 UH am
III tCherry Crossing. -I (Hi pin 7 IK am
IS t Adam's Crossing. I Ol pm 7 ?I am
. 4 .5pu. { ? g ???
:v? "Weat Union. I 45 pm s 17 am
:'.l ?Walhalla_Ar.. I 50pm 8 2:5 an.
KASTIIOUNO.
Daily. Daily
Pass'g'r. Mixed.
No. No. 12. No. (I.
:!l * Walhalla ...Cv.. I) loam 5 :15 pm
?Weht Union. I? 10 am 5 Il pm
.. .(.. .. ... 1 tl un pm
?j Seneca. I) 40 am j, ." >,"
is I Adam's Crossing, ti 48 am ti -11111111
iChcrry Crossing, tl 5:5 am 0 55 pm
P5 .Pendleton . lu ni am 7 ol pm
It) I Antun.li) 00 am 7 15 pm
7 I Denver .10 18 am 7 24 pin
0 'Anderson... At ..10 4U am 7 45 pin
(*) I tegular slop; (I) Klag station.
Will also stop al the following stations
to take on or lut oil passengers: Phill
Hoy's, .James and Sandy Springs.
No. 12 connects with Soulhern Kailway
No. ll at Andcisim.
N(>. 11 connects with Sont hern Kailway
Nos. 11 and :5S at Seneca.
.1. lt. ANOKKHON,
Superintendent.
Pickens R. R. Co.
SCIIKDtl.i: IN Li l Ll T JPN K VC. III, IS'.IS.
On mul after .lune tit'.tli ldc U 'owing sclii'ilnlo
will lie run nvcr tito l'ickcns . olmail lor I li?
purpose ot liiuiliiig freight ami |>nsKi'iig<M?, vi/..
Nu. ll, I laity Kxcciit Sunday. No. lu.
Keilli Dnwii. .Mixed fruin, Krait uji.
I ?il a III.Lv l'ickcns Ar." Ml ii III
fi mi a in.Ar Lasley Lv.? u.ri a III
No. 12. Dally Lxccpt Sunday. Nu. II.
Kemi Down. Pii.sM'iii;i-r Service. Ki-ail l p.
I nu p ni.Lv PU-kens Ar.ii ir. p in
I I" pm .Ar tinsley Lv.fi 0a p in
Trains will slop tn take nu ur let ult passi'ii^i rs
at itu- following crossings: Kerguson's, Par
snip's ami MuulcUii's.
Ilepnl will lie open for tho receiving ami deliv
ery of freight limn s a. m. lo 12 m.
We a ill make P to your interest In patronize
mir !.. .ino mail ky giving JMMHI KC IV I CU ami
prompt attention.
. , , , I .U l.H S li. lUXiCS, President.
Appinvctl: } , ,,. TAyi>OK< ,;,.". Manager.
Atlantic Coast Inline,
Passenger Department,
WU mi ny to nt N. C., Vvbrunry 24, lso7.
Fast Lino Between Charleston
and Columbia, ami Upper South
Carolina and Worth Carolina.
C( )ND 10N SKI) SCI IEDU L K.
In effect Kobi nary 21th, 1807.
WKMTW A un.
.No. 52.
Leave C arloston. 7 00 a III
Lanes. H 20 "
Sumter. U ?55 "
Arrive Columhia. 10 55 "
" Prosperity.ll 58 p in
" Newberry.12 10 "
14 Clinton.12 50 "
" Laurens. 1 15 "
" Greenville. ". ou ..
" Spartanburg. ?5 IK) "
" Winnsboro. 0 15 pm
" Charlotte. 8 20 "
" Ilondorsonville. .... ti 015 "
" Asheville. 7 IX) "
KASTWAKI).
.No. hfi.
Leavo Asheville. 8 20 a in
" Houdorsonvillo. 9 15 "
" Spartanburg.ll 45 "
11 Greenville.ll 50 "
" Laurens. 1 15 "
" Clinton. 2 10 "
" Nowborry. 2 57 .?
" Prosperity. 8 K5 "
" Columbia.. . 5 15 "
Arrive Sumter. 0 85 "
" Lanos. 7 18 "
" Charleston. 0 25 .?
? Daily.
Nos. 52 and 5.1 Solid Trains between
Charloutoii and Columbia. S. C.
H. M. KMKKSON,
Qen'l Passenger Agent.
J. It. K KN LY,
U01101*al Manager.
T. M. KMKKSON,
Trahie Manaifer.
"THE CHARLESTON LINE."
SOUTH CAROLINA AND CKOKC1A
KA1LKOAl) COMPANY.
lune Table in Kii'eet .January 1st, 1800,
COLUMBIA DIVISION,
v ast Hound-Daily,)
Kv Columhia. ti 46 am
Ar Branchville. 8 62 am
Kv Branchville. ll 05 am
Ar Charleston.ll 00 am
Kv Columbia. :5 56 pm
Ar Charleston. 8 17 pm
(West Bound.)
Kv Charleston. 7 Ot) am
Ar Columbia..ll Ot) am
Kv Charleston.5 ?50 pm
Ar Branchville. 7 85 pm
Kv Branchville.....7 5U pm
A r Columbia.lt) IO pm
CAMDEN BRANCH.
(Last Bound Daily except Sunday.)
Kv Columbia,,. .'5 55 pm ll 20 am
Ar Camden ..'. ti ?58 pm ll ll) am
(West Bound.)
Lv Camden. 8 45 am ?I 00 pin
Ar Columbia. ll (H) am 5 :t() pm
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
(West bound-Daily.)
Kv Columbia. 0 -15 am ?1 55 pm
Ar Branchville. 8 52 am ti 1)2 pm
Ar Augusta.Il 51 am ll) 15 pm
(Hast Bound.)
Kv Augusta. li 20 am .5 55 pm
Ar Branchville.s 52 am li 02 pm
Kv Bi auch ville. S 55 am 7 60 pm
Ar Columbia.ll DO am lu in pm
AUGUSTA AND WASHINGTON
KXKKKSS.
(North Bound.)
Kv Augusia. 2 ill) pm
A r A i ken. .', tm pm
Ar Denmark. I 12 pm
(South Bound.)
Lv Denmark. li 17 am
Ar Aiken. 7 Ul am
Ar Augusta. 7 55 am
INFORMATION.
Trains leaving Charleston at 7.00 a. m.
?ind arriving al Columbia nt I LOO a. m.
run solid from Charleston to Asheville,
Th oilgh sleeper on train leaving
Charleston at 5.20 p. m. fm- Atlanta, con
Heeling at Ki am h ville, with train lei" og
( 'olumbia af 8.45 p. m.
Any further information eau ho ob
tained I rom it. I j. SHAY,
Union Ticket Agent,
I nion Depot, ( olumbia, S. C.
I.. A, KMKKSON, Traille Mgr.,
< hui burton, S. C.
