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CoUFr HOUSE The contract for improving
the upper "ory of the Court House has been
awarded to Ed. Barber. There were several bid
d'r' spd though such big guns as Colwsll, Clark
q Co., P"pe 4 Jekyl, and others of like calibrs
pitched in, Eo figured the work down to $175O,
sad 10. ths iDo. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Barber got the bridge on tAe Fox River Valley
railroad AsAin't big guns, and he did the work
IN s"01 "'''pe snd very promptly. The reason
o' h's 'uHa"'s ia that he is industrious, and
'0od' sharp fgurist, and young and energetic
we'll - ambitious. He will put the Court
Aou." through in the "a days time intervening
o'sve"n the March term Of the county and the
June term of the circuit court.
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HALT.-Don't 60 past Prsscotts without tax.
ing lock at the spring styles Of hats. He has
full line OF new stylss Of hats and caps, all Of
the latest and most popular fashions.
He has still left lot Of choice furs, to be sold
atsrestly reduced prices to close out the stock
for thel.esson.
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:. w.2w. IM.aM. sM.sM.lY.
Ten lines OF Agate make one squa,e.

Ten lines OF Agate make one square.
advertisements not under contract b, plainly mark
length OF time desired they will continued and
charged for until ordered out
Business and professional cards mot exceeding five nes
Inserted at i've dollars per annum over ve lines o,
per line extra.
Transient advertising ia all be paid strictly in
advance.
u yearly advertisers aiscontinuing their advertise
mens before expiration Contract will be charged
tue n rates as above Extra charge Will also be made for
dissolution and other notices sonnec,e with their
lar business.
Local notices, fifteen cents per linz
II IN No case will these terms be depar, ed from.
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IHE STEcK PIANo.-We have had in use in
our family, for some weeks, Steck Piano. an in.
strument for which Mrs. NJ. w. Baldwin, who
has rooms in the Kneussl block in this citv, is
the local agent Ourjudgnent, from what little
knowledge we claim of such matters is, that it is
the finest toned instrument IN the city Persons
proposing to purchase piano and wishing to
test the instrument in question, are invited to do
so at the residence Of the senior editor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-11

PERSONALITY II. Hull left last week for
New York, aad will remain there and at other
eastern markets several weeks, selecting spring
goods. He will buy largely this season, and
will obtain heavy stock Of fine carpets of new
styles and patterns. He will look through all
the fashion emporiums and select the very new
est and most elegant styles of ladies' dress goods
OF which his assortment will be larger and more
complete than ever before. The new goods will
begin to arrive in day or two, and it will pay
you, If you wish anything in the line of goods
usually kept by Mr.. Hull, to call and see the
new stock when it arrives.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

our scte' for dong all kinds Of JOB Work in the va.
rous styles OF the art surpassed in this section And
"efepscny solicit those wishing anything done In this
line give US call BY the judciops and liberal use O,
prisers ink many fortune has been made and The
Geld Is still open. Tryit
Orders by mail promptly attended 10.
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The Rev. l.. Y. Hays has so far recovered from
his hosrseness as 30 be able to be at his pos.
again. He will preach on next sabbath morn.
ing and evening, D.V.
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SETTLE UP-Those at Seneca. who are in ar.
rears with this office. can settle with Mr..
Naughey, who is our agent for that vicinity.
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CHANDELIERS zinc PoLIsH.-Attsntisn is call.
ed to this article, advertised in another column.
For cleaning brass. copper, zinc. britannia and
tin ware it is probably without an equal.
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The splendid stallion John Richards" Is 70,
sale, or will be rented on shares. Enquire q.
tho Psrk House.
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TRIALS or YE JOLLY FIsHERMEN.--After
shss or four hsshes in the pan, on account of
o"khna'y drawn declarations, pleas, Sc, the
pa''es who'n We mentioned week ago as hav.
issossn Indicted for fishing with seine in the
rive at thi, place were brought to trial. on
"s''e'd.y, before justice Graham. The case
va ,otiy contested ON both sides-Rice for
complainant and Dewey for the defence. The
fs'ai was tina. the fishermen were fined S25,
with IN insirnaton that the dose would be re-.
pea'e' st every new trsnsgression of the law.
80 II Won't be safe to 60 fishing with seine
heresout'. notwithstanding the common notion
that tn new constitution knocked the fishing
law iafsmithersens. The court holds the law
10 ee fall force until repealed or superseded
oy the snsral law on the subject about to be
passed b. the legislature.
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For SALE.-The undersigned, being obliged
to permanently leave Ottawa on business, will
sell the interest possessed by me in the Galloway
House on reasonable terms. The house is doing
a good paying business, and is in excellent con.
dition. CHAs. STANTz.
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A Card.

Thanks to D. F. Hit AID others who signed
the card in the FREE TRADER last week. The
motive is appreciated. and doubly 50 when made
without my knowledge or solicitation.
Most respectfully. WA. DREW
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The Circuit Court has been engaged on civil
business generally. Haas, for the killing OF
Keise, was found guilty and sent to the peni.
tentiary for one year.
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FURNlruRE.--Speoial Inducements to custom.
wards, bought NJ the Excelsior Store of Russell l.
Son. will be delivered at all points on the rail.
road, in this county, free Of ch1r1e.
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NOT CHAzY.-Capt. Hlliard is not crazy, hut
correct. His head is "level" on selling goods at
such extremely low prices as he does, because no
believes in the "nimble sixpence" doctrine
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Through The skll and ingenuity of the late
DR.. X. Z. Warmer, the sick fud blessing and
relief in the "Arsmstized Castor Oil" not being
able to swallow the common article
For sale by +. Y Grivvs.
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Entire new stock Of goods just received ut
Alschuler IL Co.'s, No. 2G La Sale street,
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You will always find the very finest Flour i,
tho city At the Eagle Mills.
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All kinds Of feed, at the Eagle Mills, delivered
in any part Of the city free Of charge.
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Lexicon

Will make the season of 1871 az J. Rhodes, Iiv.
cry Stable. Terms Se5. No insurance, except BY
agreement Address Agent Lexicon, Ottawa, III,
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GoNE RAsr.-Joe Asgsfiin has gone sast 10
his spring stock Of bsots snd shoes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-11

A good double wagon for sale cheap. Appl
at the Lime Depot, on Main street.
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They RE HRRE.-Those new goods which
mr. '''ie has been getting, have arrived, and
now the Ipular store of Reddick l. Gillen il,
hlIsd In esy department with bran new goods.
They Closeup thier years. business on the first
OF March, Al found satisfactory balance sheets.
Thankful v past favors, they solicit contin.
usnos OF 'heyenersus public patronage which
they have redvsd during the past year, and be.
gin the "ew hr with an abund snce of good, in
the line' therefore, kept, marking all the goods
down to liver figures than such goods have been
sel'iug al tor t'past eight years. They have
an ample stoc Of Blesched Muslins, Brown
shee'in=' md Strings, heavy assortment of
prints. we'll and srsfully selected. with view
to the wants of,eir customers. Their Linen
department comE'es the largest and best they
have ever had. icy hsve good lot of fine
Alp~c"'>, louble led Black Alpscca.. and ella.
giant French cioths,r gents suits.
lucy osuai''ay the highest price for
countr. produce.
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PERsoNAr"-Gen. Fitzpatrick sat for photo
graphs at Bowman's Art Gallery whom he was
here on Thursday last.
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CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:


Tie Democrats Of the city Of Ottawa are requested 70 NEE,
primary meeting al their usual places in The several
Weinc.day evening. March 18TH ls7 nominate c.nd
dates for Aldermen and school and 10 appon,
ssates 10 the city convention be held the Co; House
Friday evening", March lh. for the nomination OF csnd
date r Sayor. The respective wards will the
following nuiaber OF delegates:
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All kinds OF mill stuff at City Mills at fair
prices and Of good quality. All goods promptly
i, elvered to any part Of the city.
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The students and teachers of Drew's Bu.ints.
College propose to givea dramatic er ertainment
at Turn Hall. The Peoples Lawyer" and "A
Kiss in the Dark are in rehearsal.
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The firm of McCalla Il Gurney was dissolved
on the goth of February 1871, Gurney going out
and McCslls remaining. who will settle ali bus.
mess belonging to the late firm. Please call and
settle without delay.
Marseilles, Feb. 20th, 1871.
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Very choice White Winter Flour at the Eagle
Mills.
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Every body is requested to give the Oil.
Mills Flour = Trial and decide for thsmsslvs
which 10 the best.
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Particular attention given to farmer.' gri,
work At City Mills.
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Thn 10 aSoss he right tine 70 20 70 ". U.
budds and select . good buggy for spri.s, ..
have oas asds 70 order 70 salt your taste.
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John Sweeney, al old settler in the town of
Rutlsnd, died at his residence in that town on
Friday of last week.
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wANrED-A good gardener, either to work .
garden on shares OF to engage by tho month.
Apply immediately to F.C. PRESCOTT.
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Che're Spring Flour, only 81 = b.rr., q.
RAgIs ki,ls.
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Burke u Hsensn have just rsved car load
Of YER, ""oies Missouri whit~iu.er whsa,
-four, - .erior 10 anything yetf.er.a in ,h;.
market.
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LOCAL MATTERS,
Chicago, Rock Island a Pacific na,,ro.,


tntil further notice trains pass Ottawa
station A. follows:
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sundays eIcepted saturdays excepted. Nos. and
run eaeh thrd Sunday. commencing January 9th Freight
from chicago ana eastern points arrives Ottawa 6S A. NJ
feady for delivery All trains close Connections In
Chicago with eastern roads. r. TAVESEP
Ottawa. Feb. i1tn, 1871. AyeptC y p p p
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Take u" mans voifori it, but satisfy yourself
10y uyi"- City Millrlour) which is the best
| n tho m r.st
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Manu- Nsursd at No. La Sc street, O,tswa.
BY N " Hewett. A. G. Nriner, general
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AHEAD AaAIN.-EagleYeas.. American
Prize Il King Powder, co.ining greenbueks
frem IN '.'nts to SIS.
Ae" ''"' &rooer toF these obs, and take no
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n tho m raet.
mr. hr'n' 'n Alschu' of tho firm of Alcshuler
& Co.. ~ just returnt from the East with
sp'ehu"' lection OF Achant Tailoring goods.
ihs'r - "S '' oustom'nle Clothing fer Spring
wear j. !.' completed ~,
The 'qrre dealing onorice system strictly
adhere ). Call and seae new goods before
P"rcn'''~E -sCHULER Il Co.
No. 20 La lie street. Ottawa
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Shcl'in's $ Sale.

by virtue of sundry Wris Of Fcri Facias TO me
ID directed, will sell to the highest bidder, with.
in the legal hours OF snlc before the Court House
door, in WalhalIa, $. o., OH salcday in December
next, tho following property:
One Lot, situated in tho town OF Walhalla,
containing one and II half acres, more or less,
with a comfortable dwelling and large store.
house on tho same. Also, one undivided half
interest in a farm, containing 40 acres, moro
or less, adjoining lands of d. Bicmann, C. Wen.
dclkn and others; sold as the property of a.
Bryce, Jr., at the suit of Joseph Myers and
others Homestead to be set of before day of
sale
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay extre
Tor Titles and Stamps.
j. II. ROBINS, soc.
Nov. 3, 1871
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Sp col al N O tic es.
Bo Guided by what you Know.

There is an old proycrb which says, "Expcricnco
is the safest guide" TO this guide the sick and
ailing naturally turn when casting about for The
means of relief. They inquire what u medicine
has done for others. before they adopt it. them
selves or all the remedies and prcycntvcs in
use, loscttcr's Stomach Bittcrs meets the test
most trumpliantly, and hence lis Immense popu-
larity and vast sales The sufferer from indigestion
is sure to find some one among his friends who has
been cured Of that ailmcnt by the famous vcgc.
table stomachc. The victim of fever and aguc,
liver complaint, constipation. nervous prosra-
ion. or general debility, has only to make inquiry
in the ncighborhool where he resides in order to
discover what this standard restorative hns cf-
iccted in similar cases TO his own. In the pub
lishcd testimony TO its merits he will find Il vol
umc of proof Of its sanitary properties which it
is impossible for his common sense TO resist lie
tries it, and the effect il produces on his system
adds another % the host of witnesses in lis favor
Thus, its reputation, founded on facts. not asscr-
tons, continually grows and spreads. Charlatans
anu lmpostors, some of them mere local trckstcrs
and others who take a somewhat wider range at
tempt to thrust into the hands and down the
throas Of individuals their huphazard concoclions
MS substitutes for the tonic which for so many
years has been medicinal staple throughout the
United States, Spanish America, Canada, and the
West Indies, but only succeed to very limited
extent. In this reasoning age. the people, having
nsccrtaincd what is really deserving of their con-
hdcncc, decline ''runnng after strange gods"
November lin
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GREAT BARGAINS! I!
7 AM now receiving, from tho best markets
Il Wcll-sclectcd Stock of

AM now receiving, from tho best markets,
Il Wcll-sclcctcd Stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
consisting Of everything usually found in an
upcountry store.
! have OH hand a choice lot of Ladies' Dress
Goods, among which may be found the follow.
ing
WORSTEDS, DELAINES, POPILNS,
FLANNELS, LNDSEYS,
CALICoEs. COTTON STRIPS, AND
HON ESPUNS
A lot Of Gcntlcmcn's Furnishing Goods, con-
ssting Of Jeans Cassimcrcs, and cheap Twilcd
Goods
choice and well selected stock of Mcns',
Ladies and Childrcns' BOOTS and SHOES.
Also, q lot Of
MEDICINES,
And, in fact, an assortment generally Of every.
thing usually called for in this country, and
warrant good bargains either for Cash or
Barter. r. ID. NANCE,
West Union, S. 9.
gen- Those indebted to me for store &C.
counts, must call and sctte, as | need the
funds to carry on my business. Lot them re-
member that one good turn deserves another.
Il. d. N.
Fov. |, 1871 9 3m
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SALE OF NOTES.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of OCOmGc.

IN TILE PROBATE COURT.
Thos. J. pickens, .Ex'or, Bill
Va. for Account, Relief,
Andrew G. Pickcns ct al. &C., &c.
pY Virtue of an order from the above named
ID Court, will sell to tho highest bidder, at
the Court House, in Walhalla, on Salcday in
December next, all the ASSETS in my hands
belonging to the Estate Of Mrs. ELIZA PlckENs,
deceased, said Assets consisting of such sale
notes taken by the Executor as have not yet
been collected. BE- TERMS CASH.
j. w. STRIBLING, c.c.p.
Nov. 8, 1871 3
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
GNTI or OCOTEE.
Gsa SIoks,,ssn.a EsEa:.s
Thomas NJ. StriLlins, Plaintiff,


Thomas Nj. StriLling, Plaintiff,
S. a. Jones, Defendant.
10 S. H. lanes, tie DJtmlaM il Mc aLore
@utc1 cn$c:
" oU are hereby summoned and required to
Il, answer the complaint in this action
which is filed in the office OF the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas for Oconcc County and
the State aforesaid, and serve co; ~ your
answer ON the subscriber. at his Office, :, the
Public Square. in Wuihnla in the Coumty aud
state aforesaid, within twenty days after tic
service OF TINS summons on ycu, exclusive Of
the day of service.
If you fail to answer tho complaint within
that Time, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
j. j. NORTON,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Walhalla, S. c., Nov. s, 1871. SO
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER, !
WALnALI.A, S. c.. Nov. 7, 1871.
NOrlCE is hereby given. that my Office, in
IN the Court House will be open on Mon
DAY, the Goth day Of NOVEMBER 1871, for the
purpose of collecting taxes for the fiscal year
1871.
The rate per ccntum for State purposes is
seven mills on tho dollar. and for county pur.
poses three mills on the dollar.
Poll tax, Ono Dollar.
The tax for school purposes ranges from three.
ionrths to one mill on tho dollar in the different
school districts or townships.
Penalty Of twenty per ccntnm for non. nav.
mcut of taxes will attach on the 18th day of
January, 1872.
se2~ Pay up and save penalty and costs.
b. w. BELL,
~ County Treasurer
Nov. I, 1871 3
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notwithstanding Enterprise in Char
lCStOn.

Charleston is fast becoming n manufacturing as
veil as commercial city. Tho largest mannlao
Tory of doors, soshos, blinds, So, ia the Southern
Fntcs is that Of Mr. T. T. ToALE, on lIorlbeck's
Wharf In that city, sales rooms at No 90 Uavnc
s.yeet. Mr. ToALE's advertisement appears in
&aSthcs a9l&xla.
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NOTICED

TOLONEL SAMUEL LOyINGGOOD is my
" authorized agent to transact my business
for me during my absence from the State.
My Tanncry and Boot and Shoe Manulactory
will bo conducted by Mr. FILzINoER, who can
always be found on tho place, and will bc
poasod to wait on customers
w. A. LAY.
Nov. s, 1871 q 4
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FINAL NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that will apply to
~ s. p. Dcndy, Judge of Probate for the County
OF Oconcc, on tho 7th day of December next, for
a final settlement of tho Estate Of ANDREW j.
SLOAN, deceased, and discharge thcrcfrom as Ad.
ministrator, DAVID DUNCAN. Admir-
Nov. !, 1871
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Fl x MI E N Z a l.

MARRIED, at the residence of tho brides
father, on the 2nd November instant, by l,cv.
>. IT, Kennedy, Maj. S. p DENDY, Of Wal
.halia, to Miss ALICE Il. SlTTON, Of Pen
llcton.
a&x Printers fco received. for which tho
Major and his fair bride have our warmcst
thanks.
perpetual harmony their woddcd life attend,
And Venus still tho wcl!.matchca pair befricnd;
May she, when time has sunk him into wears,
Love her old man, and cherish his white hairs.
Nor he perceive her charms thro' age decay,
But think each happy sun his bridal day"
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Special Notice.

pEKSONS indebted to TAYLOR & CO., will
l please csme forward and settle their accounts.
ehavc our credit to sustain, and can only do so
with the assistance Of those we have intluIgcd.-
We trust 1t is only necessary for us to remind our
friends of our necessities. TAYLOR g. CRISP
May %, 1871 81
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ioRT Royal RAILRoAD.--Th large
bridge over the Whale Branch has been com.
pletcd, and but few weeks since, two fine
new locomotives from Grants works passed
through Augusta for that road. On the Cd
OF this month, there were forty consecutive
miles OF the road built and track laid from
Port Royal towards Augusta, and on the 9th
instant, trains will be run regularly from that
point for freight and passengers, connecting
with the Charleston and Savannah Railroad
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e o r S Az 5yg 7
at the Court House, in Walhalla,
a 3 e TIFUL FARM

Containing Fifty Acrcs-onc.third under cul
tlvation and the balance in underestimate
near the centre Of the town Of Waiialla. S. G..
lMrRovEMENrs.A fine Brick Stable and
Carriage House. small Dwelling House good
CRIB, Well, &c, dc. 1t also contains u large
Garden. enclosed with a close board fence %
feet high, planted with the choicest grape vines
and, other fruits. The yard around the stables
Is also enclosed with Il close fence THIS place
has also II BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE
Tor residence near the Public Square. Mt a
cconycnicnt distance from the Court House.
Ncwhcry College, Lutheran aud ether churches.
All these things combine to render this one Of
the most desirable locations in the ur.country.
TERMS'-Onc Cash and the balance
in one and two years. with interest, secured by
mortgage Of the premises.
On the same day, will he offered On tic prem
iscS, FOR CASH, snudry articles, valuable
Improved Farming; Utensils, q Buggy &c.
For further Information, apply to iiaj. S. p.
DENpY, Wulhalla, S. G.
Mrs. f. ". WARNn,
or o. ,s-, Charleston Sc.
IsEE- EdgcGcld Adceui$cr and Newberry
H1a'd each copy till day Of sale, and forward
bulls, with copies Of each number. to Maj. S.,
+. Dcndy, Walhalln, S. c.
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Waller, Watson & Co.
TOBACCO NOTICE.

ID skilled buyer, will suspend the purchas-
lug Of tobacco until the lst Of next May, at
Which time Mr. JOHN L. DALTON has promised to
return and resume work in my factory. l will
then buy at the Richmond prices, or manufac-
turc on tho shares.
Persons desiring to compete for the prcmi-
ums have offered, will rlcase inform mo Of
the Tact and measure their ground and weigh
their tobacco after it is handed in the presence
OF credible witness. They will also assert
the different grades produced, and preserve the
weights OF each grade. Much Of the profit
1oth to producer and manufacturer depending
as well upon the quality as the quantity, the
award of premiums will be influenced by the
former rs we'll us the latter.
j. j. NORTON.
Oct G, 1871 SO