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Church Directory for 1881.

LUTHERAN Preaching every
Sunday morning 10 German at 10a o'clock
by Rev. Wm: Pilz. Sunday School at 9
AN. M
PRESBYTERIAN CnURoM--At Walhalla
REV. s. L. Morris, Pastor First Sabbath
at II AM; second Sabbath at7P NJ third
Sabbath at II A. NJ. and 7 7. NJ; fourth
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ing at 81 a. NJ.
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Rov. w. A. Hodges, Preacher in Chargo-
Preaching at Old Pickens on tho first Sun.
day at IL lam. Second Sunday at Seneca
City at II A. NJ. and at Friendship at 8 p.
NJ. Third Sunday at Rock Springs at II
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"A. NJ. Every fifth Sunday at Friendship
at IL A. M.
METHODIST - WALHALLA CIRoUIr-
Rev. o. ID. Mann, Preacher in Charge
Preaching ct Center Church on the first
Sabbath at 10 A. NJ; Westminster at 8
P. ". On tho second Sabbath at Jocossee
atI0 a. h; at Whitpiro's ptG3 p. NJ.
Third Sabbath at Double Syringe at 10 a.
M. Fourth Sabbath at Walhalla at IL A.
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Female College

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October %, 1880 sO.ly
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State Of South Carolina.
OCOlicc County.

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Lucindo Cliukscales, Miriam Milford, Auua
Il. Mcclure nee Adds ard Eliza Adds,
Plaintiffs, against II r. G.stou, as Ex.
ecutor of the st will Of San ueI Adds,
deceased, Wm. j. Adds, Harriet M.
Tauuery nee Brown, Susan Mason. child
of Susan Mason, nee Adds, deceased,
aud Harrison j. Cole Luther Cole, Rux-
anna Cole, Martha y Cole, Ellis Cole,
Alice C"lc. Goinctt Cole and Lula Cole,
children of Hester l. Culr. deceased,
Defendants s-SUMMONS FOR RE
LIEF.
TO the Defendants above named
YOU uud each Of yuu arc hereby SUN
L m"ncd and required to answer the
complaint in the above stated action, which
is filed in the Office Of the Clerk IF s,id
County Of said state, ard to serve copy of
Your snswer on the subscribers ut their office
90 The pubic square in WnIbaIla, s. g,
within twenty days after the scrvi o hereof
on yon, exclusive If 'he day of such service
1t yon fill To "nswnr the compliant Within
the time aforesaid the pninl'Hs will apply
TO the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint. COTHRAN & SrIBLlNG,
Walhnlln, S G., Plaintiffs Attorneys.
October 9th, 1880,
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j. W sTRIBL,NG. G. G p. L $ I

70 the non resident Drcndnnts above
namel Please take notice lhnt the com
PLANT, (and the summons o. which he above
is copy,) we're flied in the office Of the
Clerk oil the Court nf Common Pleas, in
sid Gonuty, on the Gth day OF Novem.cr.
1880. and that the object o; sad actinn
is to sc!l the real csta,r uf Saunei Adds,
deceased, and to divide the proceeds OF
the sale, nccording 10 he will Of said
deceased. nmnny>i hia heirs -, l,w
GOTlRAN Il SrRlnLiNG.
Plaintiffs Asrrrnrra.
Drcrn.her 9, 1890 36t
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State South Carolina.
1COUNTX gOg 3OCONEE. &

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Elijah Sanders, Sarah Wilson, Elizabeth
:" Rochester, Alexander Wilson aud T., A.
Perry, PlaiDtiffs, against F.lL. Moody,
B.J. Moody, Alice Wilson, Daniel Van
q Buren, Moody, A., ". Moody, Emma
Eaton, Alice NJ. Moody aud John r.
Moody, Defendants.----SJJM JMMONS FOR
Il RELIEF. \, H. g.5 1ass g5
To the Defendants herein: 8sG ~
YOU aud each Of you ARE hereby sum.
i moned and required to answer tho
complaint in this cotton which is filed 10
the Clerks Office of said county, and to
serve copy Sof your answer on the sub
scribers at their Office, on tho public
square, in Wahalla. s. c., within twenty
days after tho service hereof on you,
exclusive of the day Of suob service. II
you fail to enswer the complaint us afore..
s0id, the plaintiffs will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
COTHRAN & STRIBLING,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Walllalla, 8. @, December Goth, 1880. !.
s.a.: J. v. srfrp1lso. Q. o.p.
To tho NONRESIDENT defendants obove
pamcd: Please tako notice that the com.
plant (and tho summons of which the
above is oopy,) were filed 10 the office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for Oconee county, in the State of
South Carolina, on the 23d day OF De-
cemcer, 1880, and that the purpose Of said
action is to sell tho real estate of Martin
Moody, deceased, and to divide the pro-
ceeds of sale amongst his heirs at law
according to the provisions of his last will
aud testament.
COT[IIsAN &c STRIBLlNG,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Decembor ,23, 1880 ~ G-6t
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N. and 2 7. M.;at Ooonee at 3 p. NJ.
AT Hopewell on Saturday before the fret
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Sabbath, Prayor meeting at the Walhalla
Methodist Church every Wednesday even.
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ADGIR COLLEGE,.
wv "A H. III "A H. r. "A, s.. e..

THE SECOND TERM Of tho Session for
1 1880" 81 begins January Sd and ends the
last Thursday in June.
Alisw intend 10 matriculate should do so Mt
tho beginning Of tho term.
Military drill praoticed regularly.
instrnction given in the Collegiate. CONNER
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--O:O--

URSUANT to an Aot Of the Legislature
entitled can Act to provide for the redemption
of forfeited lands" approved December oath,
1880, will receive until 3lst of May, 1885,
payment Of the taxes due on all nnds forfeited
to the S'ato for non.payment of taxes on the
I'd day of February, 1880, and on all lands put
on tho delinquent list on the lst day of Decem-
Der, 1880, with costs, but without penalties.
IL. +. ALEXANDER,
Treasurer Oconec County.
January 27, 1881 u2t
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA
OCONEE COsrNTY.
IN TIE COURT COMMON PLEAS.

Lnni.n Wiggins, Plaintiff. against Matilda
Gibson Md others Dcfrn,in
MONS in COMPLAINT FOR RELIEF.
To Matilda Gibson judy Gib.un, John (lib-
s"n and Nancy Gibson. Defendants:
NOU are hereby authorized aud required
4 II answer he com ula,ut in this action,
Which Is fed in tho nilicn If the Clerk of
'he Court of Unmmnn Pleas. ut Walhalln.
Snnth Cnrnlinn, and Ia serve !, copy OF YOUR
answer 10 The SAID cnmplaint IN the sulsnri.
her At hi o'fro i" Fair Play, Soa,h Carolina,
WITHIN twenty days after the service hereof.
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va" ih'l I" answ"r .hc u"rirlnnt within tho
40" n'"reSn"l ,'c rIniu,il viii npply 70 rh,
r"nrt f,r the ,e!ir' ,,r.nn,hsh IN the c,n
f'ia'ns. WM. y. CALHOUN.
Plaintiffs Attorney
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A LOCUST PREDICTION. Washington
dispatch credits Professor Riley, the ento-
1nologist, with saying that the seventeen
year loousts will abound next june in Mar
quetto and Green Lake Counties, Wiscon-
sin, in tho neighborhood of Wheeling,
West Yirginia, and probably in Maryland,
Virginia and tho District of Colum' ia.
They may also appear, he says, in the West
part Of North Carolina, Northeastern Ohio,
Lancaster, County, Pa, and West Chester
County, New York. There arc two broods
of these periodical locusts, one appearing
once in seventeen years and the other once
in thirteen. Both broods will appear this
year, but not in the same localities. The
Professor Gays that tho thirteen year brood
will probably bo seen in Southern Illinois,
In oil OF Missouri, except tho Northwest
corner, in Louisiana. Arkansas, Iudnn Ter
ritory, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and
South Carolina. The two kinds of locusts
differ very littlc in appearance.
AGES OF PROMINENT MEN.-lt is said
that Blaine touched SO on the last of
January. Grant was So last April. Shor
man was sc lst Of May. Washburno was
63 in September. Coukliog was so in
October. Garfield is ir his 49.h year.
Edmopds was 52 this mouth. Baynrd was
81 10 October. Thurman reached his 66th
birthday in November. Hendricks was 60
in September. Tiden was 66 last Feb
ruary, and 10 tho same month Gen. Hapcock
was 90. Seymore will bo 70 in May.
Washington was 10 his 9th year when he
was first elected. Jefferson 81, and Just
entering his 68th he left Office. john
Adams was 81 when he was elected,
Jefferson 81, Madison in his 5Sth year,
Monroe in his 50th, and John Quincy
Adams in his 5Sth. jackson was 81
when chosen the first time, and, therefore,
IS when reelected, whilch he had reached his
7Oth yearwhen he quilted office. Van Buren,
was 56 and Harrison 81 when they we're
elected, while Tyler when ho took office,
had just passed his 5lst birthday. Polk
was elected on almost bis 10th birthday.
Taylor was not quite So when elected, and
Fillmore was in his 6lat year when he suo-
oceded him. Pierce had not yet completed
his 43th year when ho was elected, and
Junior Of all who had taken the presidential
chair, except Con. Grant. Mr. Buchanan
was elected in his Goth year, Lincoln in
his 52nd and Seth, while johnson sue.
ceeeded in his 57tb,
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Atlanta and Charlotte Airline Railway
III. PAssENGER DEPARTMENT..
sit- ATLANTA, GA9 Japuaryl5j 1881.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.

N
git- ATLANTA, ,GA,y Japuary;l5; 1881.
~ i0H1NGE OF, SCHEDULE.
4 On and after January 10th Trains wilt
run on .bis Road as follows: ,Is,..
DAY PASSEN GER TRAIN.
GOING EAST ~
b j. 4 Arrive ,N" = Ct Seneca ,9l1sam
Z, Y Leave sssSfGss s%sSfGsSsrwARps9 3sa'"
Arrive at scneoa, 18.pm
+ NIGHT pAs;sENGER TRAIN. II IN
laai n EASTWARD. f'f
Arrive at Seneoa,i .'f 8N87'p pm
Leave Sencoa, ih sHS' 80 D m
GOING WEST. s'a
Arrive at ssncoo, 7s1oam
!, LOCAL FRE1eHT TRAIN.
ere qre GOING EAST!,AHa
Arrive at Scueca, g so p m
# Leave sensea Go9vn ,vrs7, 4 2opm
Arrive at Seneca 513am
THRoUGH FREIGHT TRAIN.
EASTWARD. !,
Arrive at Seneca, 10 25 pm
Leave Seneca, g" 10 80 NJ
WESTWARD.
Arrive ut Seneca; 06 IN
@ Leave Screen, hHf 8 O6 d NJ
Connecting at Atlanta for all points West
and Southwest i
Connecting at Charlotte for all Eastern
points. saauHe
Through Tickets on sale at Gainesville,
Seneca City dreenylle and Spartonburg to
oil points East or Wost -.
G. J. FOREACRE,
General Manager.
W.J HoUsroN, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket
Agent jp.. .ag
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The slave trade in Africa is still euor-
nous. DIR. Livingstone estimated tbe traffic
at half million yearly. Col. Gordon puts
the loss of lifo 10 tho Soudan alone at
$4,000 to $4,000 annually. Raouf Pasha
who was left to carry out the work begun
by Col. Gordon for the suppression Of tho
slave trade, Is proving it's active abettor,
and the iniquity is encouraged by tho
Egyptian Government. "Tho sale and
purchase of human beings continues to be
praotioed on large scale in tho Hedgey
Yemen, Nubia, Abyssiuia and at various
points on the coast. Men, women and
children arc sold as beasts of burden"
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AUGUSTA DIVISION.

Lcnvc Charleston At 8 90 IN 10 Is o IN
Arrive Ut Augusta at Is % 20 8 30 y u,
Leave Augusta ut 5:) an 6Uun m
Arri:c At Charleston AT 2 90 p NJ s 90 a d.
Trains leaving Charleston at 6 % n,
aud Columbia at 6 ~ p ~. nnkc clos,
connections Except on Snndays) will,
Greenvlle aud Coiumbil Railroad to aud
from WalhalIa, IGreonvIIe, Anderson,
aud all local points on that Rv incInd
ing Seneca City, where close connectinns
ar" made With the Atlanta and Charlute
Air Lin" Railway with ali loc,. stl mems.
including AtI'nta and all point South and
West. 'j
JOHN B. PECK,
M GeueraI Superintendent.
ID. q. ALLEN, Con. Pas. and Ticket Act
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Just Two.

.,F92' ~ y - 81, - WUU q WVsNI1 q
s Tvd d.,ittls ii iArl;Soa III, ,s6,L,so.s 4
s5gf Throush gnnm6erleaa ,niohts and dova
s Wanderipe All In = mass
81
Two little faoas }sor sorrswu swu.ah;no. .s.S IS,
Two tangled masses ID aj o,srj s&
Then for Tho fair ha;rad oiri
-Four little whito feet 70 kni. for. Y.
Z Stockings to q wVash aud 70 mond.
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IT NUDUAT DIN III TSIUN.
DAILY
Leave Charleston at & 90 u n. O 90 D Il.
Arrive at Columbia at IL 10 IL & 10 u,
Leave CoIumt'ia ut *6 10 IN go p ~
Arrive n. Charleston II 25 p ~ 7 30 . u,
*On Sundays this T,nin will !cpve Co
lumhin 1T 10 p ~ ond arrive IN Charleston
nj 70 n M
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-02-10
South Carolina Railroad

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after Sunday. Novcmbcr 7ih
1880, Trains will run rs follows:
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-02-10

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
ANNUAL MEETING.

OfFIoR or JUSTICE MINING COMPANY,
~ Ban Francisco. California, April l2th. 1881.
The regu,sr sunual meeting Of the stockholders
oil the Justice Mi ing Company. for the elsS
lion OF Ave Directors 70 serve the Company
ness - may properly como before the meeting.
viii b held At the once OF the Company.
Rooms J.. and Hayward's BuiIding. No. Gle
California street, Ban frarci.co. California
on MUNDAY, the $40 ND l2dI day
Of NAY. 1881 Qdnt Monday In Mayl. st
one O'Clock =. r The tranpfsr books will be
closed on Friday. April 70. 1881, and will remsin
closed until after the NEE, ing Of Nay 3, issis
spiltd Il. 4. KkLLY. Secretary.