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asiafe: _ ' Ki k ..... . ..; M WjfeatgSBBHca_J J.J!1" _1.fe XiOOAl XJopax-tmciit. ~l mnr*^ ' ,.,,,.,,,,.,.?= New moon on tho. llth?r ll 'Auditor 0. K. Watton lins filed bl? bond wilh the Wost approved sorotlea. ...Mamie, infant daughter of Rev? O. D. ?dann, died on the ^Mjmtt^' ^P^0'0 . If you woot good wool rolls, eond your wool to Mr. Wm". MoDftdo. lita terms for carding aro most favorable. Seo his ?dvlrtlsomeut. We regret to learn that tho blaoksmith shop bf Mr. Thomas Smith, in the upper part of | town, was burnod on Tuesday night last. Lose about $300.00. .'"W. P. Barker, who lives on Toxaway, brought to our offico on Saturday a sample of j his wheat, measuring six feet in height, and well headed. Rev. J. J. Novillo, on Sunday morning, r?f)ortlic 8unday School exercises aro over, will administer tho ordinance nf baptism to any ohildren of the ohuroh who noed to bo baptised; If t if ose who have boen rending our paper for years without paying us a cetlt for lt, will only boroo forward like men and nek us to make them h present of the subscription we will try rtnd do kw. #? ? Keep steadily nt tho plough und hoc; this ja the most important grass month. If tho y i nos from your sweet potato sproutbod oro fit, J you can draw and plant out first good rojo. Sow OOH- pens belwoon your corn hills or row^ Trcosuror R. 3. Porcher lins filed his bj| bf $20,000. Our Clerk gives n certificate In tho securities aro worth $27,000 over nnd above thu homestead and ult known liabilities. * Judge Cooke has written that ho will hold Court hero on Thursday, tho 7th instant, for Hie trnhanction of somo formal mnttors and the call of Docket No. 0. Court will hardly hold above a few hours. Gov. Hampton has removed M. II. Bryce, Jury Commissioner, and P.*M. Morgan, Trini Justice. J. B. Snnders received a notice of removal, but his timo lind expired or about it. No cause was assigned fur cither removal. . Wo lenrn that Wm. Frndy nnd-Mul? iinnnx have been indicted for stealing cattle m Rabun county. Qa. Mullinnax was caught in Anderson. Wo bopo butchers will heed ihe suggestion mndo by Judgo Cooko. that iihey will keep a record of tho names of tho bel 1er?, and color and mark of tho cattlo. Wo aro requested to stnto that those parsons who joined tho Methodist Church nt ?tho rccont revival, will bo received formally into tho church on next Sabbath immodiatoly ?niter preaching, and the ordinance of baptism ^administered to such as require it. Sumo vnluablo property is offered for sale "hy Col. J. J. Norton, Assignee, in thia week's paper. The property cou td s ts of a large and oligiblo 8toro houso and lot on Main street, ?together with a dwelling bouso with nil the ?nooessary out buildings ta a good locality. ?Soo od vor lise incut. destroyed by worms. Cnn wo imagine a liloro horrible death. Gnawing-gnawing* gnawingxiight and day until the vitals are oaten away. Shrinor's Indian Vormifuge .will destroy nnd eject thouo disgusting crea tures from tho intestines. Ask for Shrinor's Indian Verm?fugo. Attention is directed to the advertisement of the Scnoca City High School. To those who have ohildron to educate wo recommend thom to this school. Professor Moore is a grnduato of Ncwborry Collcgo, and lins given general satisfaction wherever h? lins taught behool. Ho is assisted in his labors by Miss Nora Roberts, a lady well qualified to instruct the youthful mind. Gentlemen, stop your advertising on <h? court house doers, ?? the plank fences, on boards and lamp poets and the hotels, and in sert your advertisements ir> your county paper, where they legitimately bolong and can bc seen and road. Wc cal! this kind of advertising penny wiso and pouad foolish. Von noed never expect to succeed In business by posting up your notices on tho fence corners and else where, ?h?s loelia iifco skinning a flea for 5l:? hide and fallow. Just think of it, this hot weather, iced soda water in abundance nt Norman's Drug Store. Dr. Norman having recently purchased a soda fountain, ho is now prepared, with pure syrups, to quenuh tho thirst of nil who mny favor him with a call. What is botter this warm weather than an icod glass of dodn water? Give tho Dootor a call and ho will do his best to appease your thirst for sodas. Seo his advertisement in another column. Gov. Hampton has made the following appointments of County officers; Auditor-C. ?. Watson; Treasurer-R. S. Porcher; Jury Commissioner-II. S. Vnndivierc; Trial Jus tices-A. It, Gibson, S. II. Johns, W. A. King, nnd Joans E. Phillips. Wo nro in? formed tho nbovo appointments hnvo been made, though as to sovornl of tho Trial Jus tices we have no official information. Wo regret to learn that MY. Vnndiviero has do dined', tft? ofneo of Ju ty* Corri missioner. Wo aro also .informed thnt Jonaa4.E; Phillips bas declined tho ofBco of Trial Justice . We understand that tho Y. M. C. A: moat ing in Wr/st Union, on last Sabbath afternoon, w*ns* largely attended. Tho exorcises; ii ftsT said, wore deeply interesting. Tho pro gram m o consisted of singing, Bi bl o reading, proyers'nnd short addresses, participated in by" vations members of tho association. Wo trust that thoso meeting* by tho Y. M. C. A. \v")ll accomplish'some good, end that tho soed ii is sowing will fall in good ground. . By special invitation a; d?logatior? from tho Y. M. C. A. will conduct a devotional ser vico dt tho School Grounds, five miloV ftb'm^ Wal hulla,' on tho Fair Play., road' on, Sabbath evening. Juno 10th, nt 3'Volodk P. M.( In teresting addresses, and good'singing, will probably draw togothor a largo, congregation, and be tho occasion of much benefit nnd profit to; all who attend. A Sabbath afternoon cannot be spont moro pleasantly to ono who( loves tho cause for tho Master's sake than in tfioso informal and fratornal religious meet ings. May they be the means of doing muon good. These m beti ogs ore free to all, and a cordial invitittibn'is' oxton tlcVl 'to every one to aVtond. > "?"i..m . i immmmmmmmmm . Opon ft ir con oort ak Brewer j Park on neat Friday o vening at fi fr o'clock, by the Wal lml lr? dornet Band. AU are,invited to attend. , . Tho meeting of tba V. M. 0. A., at their hal) on Monday bight last, was largely attended, and the oooaslon'was a very interesting One. Short and pointed addresses, on "Christian Life and Work," wore made by Mr. Neri)le and Mr. Werts atad Prof. Holland. The lad.CH of Wal halla graood the Association with their presence and soomod to be delighted with the exercises of | the evening. Wo believe if tho co-operation of tho ladies of our town oan bo seourcd in this noblo work, tho Assooiatlon will (heh have no difficulty ia accomplishing all that God intends for it tp aooompliab. Ladies, do all you oan in encouraging theso young men la (ho labors they huyo undertaken, aod SUOOOBS will oertntly erown their efforts. The second Quarterly Oonferenca for Wal halla and Seneca City Circuit will bo bold nt Fairview Church on Saturday and ?Sunday, 10th and 17th of Juno. At this Conference there will bo an oleotion for delegates to tho District Conferenoo, tobe held nt Williamston,' In Anderson County, on Thursday/July 19th. Bishop Wightman will preside over the District Conforonoo, which will oontlnue for four dave. Bishop Wightman will nho be present nt tho third Quarterly Cunferonoo, to be held nt Sohcca City on tho 28th and 29th of July, nnd will preach un that occasion. Wo hopo tho Bishop will pay our mountain town a vissit, and give our people tho privilege of hearing him preach. ^ Xjoosbls. .BcoenHy} n lady of our neighborhood gavo birth to a child 1 i ko tho Caspian Sea. Sub" sequently, it was oporatod on surgically by physicians, but without olfdotiug an out lot. Tho infant died in a short tinto. Bethel donating aooiety mot on Saturday last, und discussed tho quostion; I* "lying a groator ovil than drunkenness?" Some capital points woro made on each sido. President Brown dooided in tho negativo. "Pursuit" or "possession" was soloctod for tho next question. On my way from h.>mo my attention was attracted to tho largo corn-fiolds of Wm. Boarden and J. II. McGudin. Their cotton looks weli. ?1 Mr, Win. M. Brown roports cotton squaros, and two acres of fine cotton. Mr. A. J. Hunt has n piece of rusty wheat -it i$ the exception. Mr. Allman's cotton, wheat and oats aro very fino. Mr. W. J. Hi x's farm has been much im proved, notwithstanding tho injury dono by the luto freshets. L. L. Jurrard is building a now house. Saw a merchant hoeing cotton at Pair Play. Industry always brings its coward. T. B. Passmore has a large school. On Tuesday night last Maj. N. Price had his dwelling and out? h ou sos burned by acci dent or incendiarism-probably tho latter. Ho lost pretty much all ho had. Tho neigh bors carno to his roliof by relieving his neces sities, and uro also putting up a comfortable house- for him. Mai. Price is well known ns the gentleman who saved Qon. Hampton's lifo at Gettysburg du ting tho late war. The farmers on ??now Crook have, large fino crops of corn, clean and linking well. Rev. C. D. Mann is sick. Thora is some fever at and near Westminster. Dry weather. Gardons need rain. Will some of your rctdors rah out three linos of tho following nnd loavo three perfect squares, there being fifteen lines: O. C. S ene o eu Orty Loo suis. The following interesting communication lins boon forwarded to us from tireen ville in rcferonce to the gallantry of Mr. Johnson, an adopted citizen of our county. Wo publish it with pleasure ("JREKNVIM.E, June 2, 1877. DEAR Ent rons.- In tho KEOWEB COTJRIER for last Thursday. I noticed an artiste cfndor tho head of "Sauoca City Looala," about a friend of mino, Mr. Gustavus ll. Johnson, now with Dr. Hopkins, in Seneca. There is a story connected with that young man's lifo that is vory interesting, especially to tho Germans. During tho Franco-Prussian war Mr. John son agreed with tho Captain of a German bark tu help him navigate his vessel across tho North Sea from Norway and anchor hor in E mien, Prussia. It was very dangerous, for tho French man-of-* wars wore cruising all ovor the sea. On tho second day he sighted a largo Frenchman bearing down on him. Ho was ordered to stop by a shot hoing thrown undor his bow, but instead of obeying the Frenchman's ordor, Mr. Johnson ordorod all hands up to put on all the sails tho vossol could carry. In a remarkable short timo all was ready for n. moo, ho' himself taking tho helm. Tho German flag was hoisted and thc chase hogan. At one time it seemed ns tho Frenohmnn would ovortako him, but oven after tho mizzen mast had boca shot away, he managed to escapo. A now spare mast was erected and everything ni ado roady, if they should encounter ano thor ono. For tho next throo days all ROO mod f?t bo (ju i ot, but on tho fourth and last day out from Erndon they iWot n largo French-frigate steering-right for the bark. Mr. Jdhhson saw this timo that hfr could not escap?, so ho had to plan smoothing oleo, for boforo ho would givo up tho Vossol to tho Fronohronn, bb fthff French man)'should havo to work for it. Tills' timb Mr. Johnson's cool ?rodr okra* b?ad h?lpod him. In less than ton minn ios from'the time of his discovery, tho frigate had Ipworod a boat, manned with som o officers and'orow and wore on thoir way to tho bark to examino tho papors and take possession. Mr, Johnson saw all theso proooodings, but did not say a word. For n mi ni] te ho waa lost in'tho oabin, but soon appeared on tho deck with tho flag ii) hm h dm!.' In another minuto hq Wag' np tho rigging, hoisted the German flag up-side down sp.iJ? rdndp a'Holland*.. By,, this timo they wore at the month of the rWor and, Mr?, Johnson, not foarjng\tho ff igatof any moro, orr; account of the wator' not; hoing deop enough, Lwith tho Captain aud crow gftVo three olioota,. pulled down the Holland flag and honied the Gorman. At Emden a grand ball was given by tba owner of the rossel, whoro.our Nof rt o* gian friend wa? admjred by everybody, and in tho . prosonco of all was handsomely re warded. Tho Scandinavian Consul nt Erndon put his sbbl to Mr. .Johnson's navigau tlon diploma ns a mark of honor. I'was prosont nt the ball and heard this story told by the Captain himself in the preeenco of all. I sign myself ono of his many friends, and Yours respcotfujlv, COL. GAUL KAU EM ANN, Ol' Boston, Massachusetts. Town ville Looals. TOWNVILLB, Juno 5, 1877. EDITORS COURIER: Hov. E. L. Sisk preached in tho Boplist Glin rob lnt>t Saturday and Sun day to. largo and respectful congregations. Ile supplios this ohuroh tho first Sunday of each month. Wo have a steam cotton gin here owned and operated by Messrs. Gantt & Co., who gin from throe to four hundred balee evory season. Don't you think, Messrs. Editors, that Westminster ought tu have u local correspond ent of her own and not depend on "0. Qi, of Oak wuy, to toll tho world about her? Wo call for Prof. Green. And there'd Old Pickons, (Kooweo.) a sec tion which your correspondent, in commun with other readers of tho C >unIKR, would Uko to hoar from. Mount tho tripod, friend Gantt. . Under the auspices of Miss Hyde's school tho pooplo wera treated to a pio nie at Silver Lake, nour town, Inst Friday. Tho beauty and gallantry of tho entire community was /airly represented and the joyous occasion was closed with a danoo at tho residenco of Dr. J. B. Brown. Tho crops aro sadly in noed of rain, and gardons aro almost parchod up. The wheat Crop is beginning to mature, and those who have dono without "dake" (and there aro actual instances') for tho last several months aro putting on cheerful Countenances while tho stomach sighs in hungry anticipation. Wo have throe stores, proprietors to which are: Mrs. S. J. Gainer, who, retaining all tho graces of woman, oan and docs sell as much ns tho shrewdest salesman. Mr. G. E. Smith, a young man, who, with a pleasant mixture of polish and good looks, attracts a ?air mensuro of custom; and lastly, Mr. W. C. MoCnrlcy, nlso marriageable and possessing a surpas singly handsome face, which, combined with suavity of manners and a strict attention to buslnoss, has rendered bim highly popular in hi? dual capacity of morolltint and postmaster, CIV IS. DROUTH IN* AI.AIIAMA.-Tho Montgomery Advertiser says: ..There has boon no rain in this latitudo within thirty days, and at this writing tho prospoct is not fluttering for speedy relief from tho threatening drouth. Tho young crop is sending up piteous appeals for tho refreshing showers." WASILINOTON, June 4.-It was certainly tho intention of tho Exeeutivo on Saturday to appoint no Democrats to office tn th? South, and tu chango nt his leisure all foreign repre sentativos. Gen. (J corgi: A. Sheridan, of Louisiana, has au otb jo under the Post Oflico Department. CHARLESTON. June 4.-Chief Justice Wuito and Judge Bond left boro this morning for Grocusboro, N, Ot, where they will hold court. M. Renou, a Fronch meteorologist, ,1ms mode researches which provo that Inst winter was tho mildest known in Franco since 1*? 10. .Seneca Cily Prices Current. CORRECTED WEEKLY. APPLES-Dried, per pound 4@5 BUTTER - Per pound 2U'( BEBSV/AX-'Per pouud * . .20. BEEF-Per pound ?@7 BACON-Por pound \)\ CA MOO-Per yard 6(^7 COFFEE-Rio per pound 20(Vij25 14 -Ltfguyra, per p?'und 30(fl)33 ** -Java, per pound 85 CANDLES-Adamantine',pe* pouuft 163 .* -Sparta, por poend . 30 CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per hear! 15@27 COTTON YAUN-Per bunch 90 COPPERAS-Per pound 8 DUCKS-Per hoad 25 Eaos, per dozen TO FLOUR, per sack (98 pounds,)1 4.O0@5'.O0 FEATHERS-Gccso, por pound 50 ?' Mixed per pound 80' GRAIN-Corn, car load 80' OOrn, sinai! lots 85' -OATS, red, per bushel 1 00 GEESE-Per bend 35@10 HIDES-Dry, per pound 10 " -Green, per pound 4@5 INDIGO-Spunish Float, per pound 1.50 M -Carolina, por pound 1.25 Iron-English refined, per pound 4}o5 M-Swocd, per pound 7u8 "-Rand, per pound 0a8 u-Hoop, per pound 12ol3 - Potwaro, per pound 6? LARD, per pojind 13a 15 LIME, per bawd 1 75 LUMBER, per thousand feet 10.00 LEAD, per pound 12nl3 MOLASSES, per gallon 45a85 M ADDER, per pound 30a40 NAILS, por pound 5a6 ONIONS, per bushel 1.00 OIL, kerosono, per gallon 40 RICE, per pound V?8 Salt-Livorpool, per sock- 1.75 i SH?RT?NQ, whojosalb" 7 i ? fotuil 8 f. " wh?lesalo 5 J " retail Ci 4'4 SnEETINO," wholesale 8 " " retail 9al2} SIIOT'? per pound 12J SPIRITS TURI'ENTINE, per gallon li.00 SOAP, por pound , 6al0 SUQARS-Crushed, per pound 18?r -A WhheVper pound . 18 -Brown, per pound lO?all? -Eitra-O, pbr pound 13* STARCH,' vHi?to anti blu?, por pound' IO SODA1, nor'pound ... 10 TOBACCO,' por pound" 60*1.00 , " . per pound, smoking 60a 1.00 TALLOW, per pound j* TURKEYS, per head- ,, ?" ? , / MM TEAS--Gun PowdorVper pound 125nl.00 Hyson, Gwenny per pound 70 Yt?tt>g Hyson, fllsofe, por lb. 1.00' Woo?y waobwl, p? J>Md 25a80 WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT; ?? QORMjOTED WlkKLV ?i'?LKS-Dried, por pound \ 4@5 UTTER-Por pound', 10@16 ?UEEHWAX-Per pound ? .26 Us.tr-l'or pound . 2(a>7 BACON-Dry ?alt shoulder* . .. 7 4 ; .. " C. k Sides ; 93?IO .Smoked hamo ll CALIC?-Per yard 7@8I COFFER-Rio per pound 19(m26 M -Laguyra. per pound 33(g>3?> -Jato, per pound 40 CANDI.V.S - Adamantino, por sot 16j ?? -bporni, per pound 30 CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per.bend I2(u)25 COTTON-Per pound HJ(aH2 '^Yarn. per bunch 90(#T.00 COPPERAS-Per pound 08 DUCK s-Por hoad 20 Ruas, pUr dozen 10 FLOUR, per saok, (98 pound*,) 6.00@6.00 FEATHERS-Goose, por pound 50 -Mixed por pound 30 ORAIN-Corn, new, per bushel, 1.00(31.10 corn, old, por btishol, 1.00 -?Ryb, per busbol 1.10 -Oats, red, per bushel 1.00 GEESE-Per bead 35@40 HIDES-Dry, per pound 10 " -tireen, per pound 4@5 IN niuo-Spanish Flout, per pound l.oO '-Carolina, per pound 1.25 IRON-English relined, per pound 4(341 -Sweed, por pound 7(a)8 M -Hand, per pound C(ra8 ?? -Hoop, per pound 12(313 Potwaro, por pound 8@10 LARD, por pound 14@15 LIMB, per burrel 2 CO LUMDRR, por thousand foot 10.00 LEAD, per pound 12@13 MOLASSES, per gallon 40@T.OO MADDRR, por pound 30@40 NAILS, por pound 4j@,r>J ONIONS, por busbol 1.00 OIL, kerosene per gallon 30@40 POTATOES-Irish, per bushel 1.25 V -Sweet, per bushel 125(3150 RICE, por pound f@8 SALT-Liverpool, perrnck 1.45(3)1.50 jr H ii i KT i NO, wholesale GJ i " retail 8 I " wholcsalo 6 $ " retail 7 .14 SHEETING, whnlopalo 9J .'. retail ll SHOT, por pound 12) SPIRITS TURPENTINE, per gallon 1.00 SOAP, per pound 8(W)10 SUGARS-Crushed, per pound 13A -A W li ito. per pound 13 -Brown, por pound 103@11J -li s tra C. per pound li ST/?RCII, white and blue, por pound 10 SOD'A, por pound . 10 TODXCCO, per pound 50(72 LOO " per pound, smoking 00(^1.09 TALLOW, per pound 8 TURKEY?, per hood r>0@75 TEAS-Oun Powder, por pound 1.25(31.60 Hyson, Oreen, per pound 1.00 Young Hyson, Rinck, per lb 1.25 W )OL, wnshed, per pound 25(330 LADIES' STORE C. L REID & CO.. "Wallialla S. O. WK WOULD AGAIN CALL TUE ottention of cur customers to tho well selected Btock of SPRING GOODS, which has been bought with cave o? io price, quality and prevailing style?, ndd which will not fail to suit the most fastidious. These goods have been bought for cash from thc largest houses at tho London of tho United States, and in consequence of tho war io Europe, which causes a genera) depreciation in Cotton Goods, wo will sci! our stock of DRY GOODS at pi ices that will defy competition. Wc have a beautiful linc of Sifttfmer Dross Goods, Consistmg' ot DcbcgCH, Li neu Suitings, Lawns,.Piques, Orgnodies, Turlotons, Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, India Long Cloths, &o., Wc aro also constantly receiving a beau tiful lot of White Goods, Notions and Fanoy Goods, consisting in port of Ham burg and Pique Edgings, Blondo Laers, Ruch?ng, Ru?lc8, Ladies' ?nd Gents' Silk Scurfs, Ribbons of a fl shodes, ond many other now urnd beautiful Fauoy Goods, too numerous to mention. Wo especially iuvif? the Ladies to call fliiu examino the above mentioned goods, os it ic a pleasure and no trouble to show them. We have also received twenty pieces of new ond fashionable Prints, Long Cloths, Linea Drills, Cottonodcs, &c. fiats. ? fargo stock of Ladies' Straw, Gents' and Roys' Wool, Cassi mere, Pelt and Straw Hats of tho latest styles on hand. ... , J Shoes. We make a specialty of tho Winchester City hand piado Button sud Lace Gaiters for Ladies;' also an assortment of Gents' and Ladies' ooorso and fine Shoes; Cal dron's ShoB3 and Gaiters and lufuuts' Shoes on hand/ , Im Groceries* Always a choice lino of Family G morries in store. In order io m?ko room for our Spring Stock wo Will sell Gents* Wj.iitci (.flothiqg, Ladies' Cloaks and Shawls, Boulovard Skirts and BLnkots ut cost for cash. Persons will do well to examine our'stock before purchasing elsewhere. Repcct fully, C. h. REID & CO\ Moy 24,1877. 27" IF LO u ic~ FLOUR? ri, ou iii SITTOH'S MIMI ARE NOW IN THOROUGH REPAIR, AND wo. aro prcparod to wait on customers. Tho Mills ore in charge of G. N. AND J. B. COTI1RAN, and ihoy will be glad lo seo any and all of our formor customers. Tho milts mahe tho very boat or Flour, and largo lurn oiHs from tho oraln. Porsona having whont to grind will do well to give U3 a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Tho tullis aro about five miles from Seneca City and about fifteen miles from Walhalla, ou C?nneroBS ^roek. Ma?'8l? 1877 28 Omos p?otico to Debtors and Creditors. ALU persons having demands against tho estate of Robert Strlbling, doceased, will pr'caont them to the undersigned duly attested ajod. proved, and all who are indebted will oomo forward and make payment within the time re quired by law. ' "rc"Y P' BRIDLING, Exeoulrix. > May 81, 1877 28 4 -am,_agagaa_ifesac#-aa THE COLUMBIA REGISTER I'UjJUSIIKI) ' DAILY, TRI-WEEKtV ANrj WEEKLY, COLUMM?A, S. C.,' -BY^g , HOYT. EMLYN & MoJ)ANIEL. JAS. A. HOYT, Editor.* ..."lJUB DAILY RKOISTBR contains Hie lntcflt news of (he day, all commercial, political /mi} 'tjf?ier innttor sent by telegraph, full local refM?ts, editorials Upon all current topics') au'd ? "" Orango lind Agricultural Dcparti'nentr. TIIK DAILY lids' a circulation extending to ntl ptirtsof the State, Ii circulated in nearly every State lp (ho Union,, nnil js const nut ly increasing; thcrofore, as an advertising medium il cannot ber4 surpassed. TUB TIU-WKEKLY RKOISTEII ls issued every*} Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, and contains all tho nows of two days in one issue. TUB WEEKLY RBOISTBU is an eight pogo fiapcr, containing forty-eight columns, cmbrnc ng the cream of thc news of enoh week. This paper is within tho reach of ovcry family, and wo aro pleased to eta'o (he fact that its largo circulation is rapidly extending. TIIK U ru i sr KU is now the organ of the Stale Orango, and all matters of interest to the Pa trons of Husbandry will be treated tn their ap propriate department. The Agricultural and Orange articles will appear in ench of our pub lications-Daily, TrMVeekly and Weekly. Terms ol' Subscript lon. Daily Register-One year, $7; six months, $3.50: three mont hs, $1.75. TriWcekly Register-Ono yenr, $5; six months, $2.50; three months, $1 25. Weekly Register-One year, $2; six months, $1; three months, 60 cents. ?JTOTD ^Printing. The best and cheapest Rook and Job Printing, of every description, promptly and satisfactorily executed at TUE RF.UISTKU Office. All kinds of Law Blanks on hand, which wc will sell at thc lowest prices. J AM KS A. HOYT, HAN. EMLYN. w. u. MCDANIEL, Proprietors nnd Publishers. SCHOOr, N?TIGE, " THE THIRD SESSION of my school will open JULY 10TH, 1877. Rntes of tuition and terms of admittance will bc made known tho first day of school. JOHN O. HICKS. Walhnlln, S. C., May 81, 1877 28-2m 31 mm lill l IT HAS COME ! ! IT HAS COME ! ! "VS/lia/t h.?,s O orne*? That Coffee, which wo aro selling at fivo pounds to tho dollar; and not only that, but wo aro daily receiving a supply of thc best and purest FAMILY GROCERIES Evor brought to thin niorkot, and which wo will soil foi oash or barlor at tho lowest rates possiblo. 50 barrels bectTumily flour-R. E. Leo. 1,000 pounds Sugar Cured Canvass Hams. 1.000 pounds Clear Side Baoon. 1,500 noonda Coffee. 2.000 pounds Sugars, all qualities, a good art ?clo-eight pou adj far a dollar. LAUD, , R?CE, , PEARL GRITS, MACKEREL. NEW ORLEANS SYRUPS and MOLASSES. Wc make a spccinliy of Stinker Hrooms, and sell a first ratcHroom nt twonty-fivo cont?. Reside? tho Groceries, wo ure daily adding to our stock new and fresh DRY GOODS. ROOTS and SHOES. II ATS and HARDWARE. Which wc will sell at prices which will defy competition. Wo will bnvo in a fow days a largo lot of Scythes, Cradles and all needed Agricultural Implements. We call tho attention of builders to. our stock of building Hardware, Nails of nilsizes, at prices lower than they have boen for thc last twenty vcars. J. Hj SLIGH & SON. May 3. 1877 24 ??TO?0PMSOL?TI(j? NOTICE is hereby given that tho partner? ship heretofore existing botween tho undersigned in tho business of Tanning and Manufacturing Roots nnd Shoos, under tho firm name of '"Thc Oconeo Tannery," has been thia day'dissolved by mutual cotisent. All debts duo to tho firm will bo paid to Messrs. G. Wanner and Gabriel Fil/.inper, who will continue tho business, and all debts duo by tho firm will bo.mottled by thom. C11 AIGLES W lil TN A U KR. G'AMUKL FILZING mi. GOTTLOB WANNER'. April 30tb; 1877. rilliE undersigned having bought out the JL interest of Mr. Charles Weitnauer in "ThoOooncq Tannery," givo notice that they will contin?o tho business of tho old firm nt tho same placo und under tho snmo firm nemo. AlTpcrsohs fnacbtcfd to tho old firm aro request to oomo forwnrd and settle, so that wo may pay oft' our liabilities.' Thanking tho public for past pn tren ii go wo respect Cu Uv invite a continuance of tho. sai.no, feeling confide t that our manufactures, will compare with thoso of any similar enterprise in thc Sooth. Respectfully'.. ' ' , GABRIEL FILZrNGER. - GOTTJiOl* WANNER, April 28; 1877. 24 Private Boarding. D. RIEMANN, Proprietor. 11IIE abovo well-known House has recent ly boon repairod and ropnintcd, and is now opon for tho roooptton of visitors, who will always And a hoarty wolcomo awaiting ^ The'tobi ? wl'l bo supplied with the best that cutt be hud in tho market. Good and attentive Servants always bri* hand ready and waiting to p*ay"ovory atten tion to guests, ni . . ? . In connection with tho House is a FIRST CLASS BAR.ROOM/in^which oan bo found nt all times, tho bo's*. t?r?ridVof BRAND IKS, ' 7 WHISKIES, WINDS, i" SXQAR8, > . . t ..: ?frc, rf-cv Also, near tho House, will bo'fo'und both NINE and TENPIN ALLEYS for tho no* oomtnndatioh of those who wish' If. ; 1 '! $Sy~ No poins, will bo spared to rondor guosts comfortable! ? M?roh 24, ?I87* 19 NOTICE T8 hereby..givon that or? tho 12th day of V Jone nej?t'thq'underaighed will apply to tba Jio/iontblo 'ltichitrd' .Lewis. Judgo of Prob?td' for Oonnco.. County,/ fer n Anal disohargofrdriYhia ?Hitrtns committee of the person and estat?/iof JOnninl lomon, lunatic. A H KL IIOBIN8, Com milloo; , Moy IO. 1877, - 25 : 3^ Notice to Creditors and Iiebtors., . > i . *> . , i ALL persons having demands against tho fjsUtte ott KloU.udeon Trioblo, deceased, will ptcsent tjiciii lo Inp undersigned duly atlcsted nod proved, and I libs? who aro indebled will como forward and innfte payment ns required by law. J. W Sl'lUULlNG, j t 's Administrator? 1 May 10, 1877 26 . .V. 4 i ? I j OBl^EBItATED 'Horse and Cattle Pow??rs: LL ' Thia preparation, long and favorably ttntfSa^a known, will thoroughly ro-invlirornto. iiOHSUn F broke a down and low-iplrlt?d bor?ofl, flw^wl \ by strengthening ?nd ?leans lng tb? . ? \ .- ll * ?lampch ind lm??tlrica.. , "tJm&lL. Ir ls a, ?uro preventive of Ml dlseafo* ^JrW?diSS Incident to this animal, sucli 03 LD KO F E V ?RT GLANDERS, YELLOW ~- . - -~ WAT KR, IIKAVE9. COUfiHS, PIS- ilSk'fWd TEMPBR, FEVERS, KO UN ?KB, ^HBL 1.038 OF APPETITB AND VITAL f JBBBsSsgV ENERGY, ko. IU uso Improves J&RlSsShx Ult wlud, Increnses tho npi>ctltc- flf Sf? ?Ire? ajmooth and glossy akin-?nd traniforiai tho mlserahlo skeleton >*flitfrniT iff ' IntoaOac lookingaudaplrltcd horse. ^^^i^fiSP*7^ \ V i To keepera of Cow? this prepara* ?VA^- tlon is Invaluable. It is a sure prc-, vcntlv? against Rinderpest, Hollow. ^it?Sss^Mifl IIorni clc- 11 bas been proven by i\?-*-???5a? octunl experiment to Increase tim -^Jjv, ?\&B|quantity of milk and cream twenty ?JS?S^BIU? P?r cent, and make tho butter Arm. ? ???? 1-1 and ewect. In fattening cattle, lt roves them an appetite, loosens their bide, and makes them thrive much faster. MV r'iWr _? *i Tn all diseases of Swine, anoh as, Coughs, TJIocri fa : the Lungs, I.lvcr, Acc., this article acts . .^^??ajifc. ns n specific By putting from one- S^BKnly^as^" half n pajver to a paper In a barrel of <C|iTl| ti ifllfflf ?will tlie above diseases wilt l>o crndl- ^^vJ?SSM?fl ' cated or entirely prevented. If given . /V/v jf-V^fi' In time, a certain preventivo aud ^imi^?ri^Jr' eure for tho ll og Cholera. tf'-H-^-Mi'j1--- , DAVID E. rOUTZ, Proprietor, . / . BALTIMOEH, Md,\ . ?old by Druggists and Storekeepers through. ?ut tho Unltcu?tatos, OanadaaudB.Americu> . May 3,1877 24 yl (UV MACHINE W0RK& MANUFACTURER ?? '? 1 PORTABLE ANO STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS', FLOUR ANO GRIST MILLS FOUNDRY WORK IN IRON , AND BRASS, ?J?RF.SIII?.KS & ItF.APJBfSS. O?X^tTlVEEtXiA.; ?. O. Nov 30, 187G 3 ly.. J???N D. BU UNS. CEO. W. HAYS. Stoves, Stoves! BURNS & IIAYS Have on hand a largo Stock of COOKING STOVES, .\yillOH wc sell under a guarantee:-prices ff ranging from $18 up. Wo keep a large Slock of. Plain, Pressed, Rctiood and Capper Ware, which we sell cbcap for cash. . .? Wc aro, prepared to do all kinds of work done in Ih'?Sfov'o nhcl Tin line. Booflng*>rtnd'Q'uUering made a ip'eclalfyx. An oxamiiihtion of stock and orders solicited.1 - Thankful for past favors, wc aro, respectfully, mr lt NS & BB A YS. Oct 8, 187G 47 ly IM ~K77~ ECONOMY 18 WEALTH ! HEADS of families and purchasers getibrally, .*' who desire to economise in Ihoir^urcitjasea' of supplies, must cure ful ly examin? our sto?K 0? HARDWAKri' ' 0?i ? ??IBiliET CBtl'lAItB YEAST." A Now Yeast Just Ou?. OUR COVVE? ia as-good a's comes to (his market, and prices as low as (ho inferior. Aft J. E. HENDRIX'S. ? \> '!. -V1 1 < 1 TI .' r . ? . . I ' Mar?h 10,1877 -7' Final Settlement. NOTICE is lior?by givon timt nppl?cation .will be m ado to U.icba.i'd i,6\vitt,. $8?,, Judge ofy Probato fur ?uonc9 County, Si 0,, ntdiis'olBco, in tho'Court itouso.'at Walhalla, on Saturday, Oih day ?f 'Juno'no'x?? nt IP o'clock ?. M., for leravo to mriko'n'firlhl sot-* tlomcnt of tho ostato of 'KU- liurkor, cToo?ased, and to bo discharge'd thorofromi AU persons having domands against said estate aro rc auirod to proiiont und .provo thooi on or boforo mt day, o'r olso bo forever barred from col lodion thereof. DANIEL llUlMKfy, 1 ' '* Adiiiioiitratar. I . May 10, 1877 25 ' 4"