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jf? I gj " " *"..'."! *-^-~. m .I I .'L"-'.1".1!1.'. L X* o cs ev X 33 o 30 ?,_x* it aaa. ont< VON? Office. Until a ohm.go of oohodulo tito post oflioo will bo open for gen oral dolivorv, daily (ox oopt Sabbath) from 8. A. M to 12 M. tind from 2 P. M. to 0 P. M. On Sabbath opon from 8 to 8.30 A. M. Mail doses for tho JJltio Hideo Railroad nt 9.30 P. M. Mail opened at 0 A. M. Franklin, N. 0., mail arrivos Tuosdays and Friday? at 12 M. and loavos 1 P. M. ri Onehlor's Valloy mail nrrivos Mondays nt 0 P. M. and loaves Tuesdays at 0 A. M. Highlands mail arrivos Wednesdays at 12 M. and loavos nt 2 P. RI. Kfcowco mail arrives Thursdays at 10 A. M. and loavos at 12 M. Oakway and Bacliolor'a Kctrcnt mail ar rives Fridays at 0 P. M. and loaves Fridays at 0 A. M. J. ll. ty. JOHNSTON, Postmaster. July 18th. 1877^ . Mr. J. O. Thompson, cx-cditor of tho dc funot Union Herald, is in our town. A good shower of ruin fell in Walhalla Tuosday ovoning, being tbo first for sovcrnl vrcoks. Wo need moro yot. Mrs. lt. A. Hunter left our town on Tues day, by tho Air Lino Hallway, to visit rela tivos in Coosa County, Alabama. Tho Quavtorly Conforonco for this Circuit will bo held at S?neca City on tho 28th in stant. Bishop Wightman will bo present. Mothors 8avo your childron from torturo and dcalh by using Slirinor's Indian Vermi fuge. It will destroy and expel worms of ovory kind if used according to thc directions. Mr, 0. 1'. Guilford has been in Walhalla on ? Visit recently. Mr. Uuilford is selling first class piauos nt vory low prices, lie is reliable, pleasant and accommodating. If you want a .good piano at a very low price give him a trial. Four deaths among Ibo colored peoplo of 'our town lust wcok-Hotly Bowlen, Charity Young, Old Aunt Dinah, and a young child flvo or 6?x yours old, daughter of Rachael 'Craig. Tho thrco for mor died of some old 'chronic dieas.es and (ho hitter of pucumunia. Tho District Conferenco of (bo M. K. Church, "South, composed of tho counties of Qreonvillo, -Andorson, Pickone, Oconoo and a part of Bpartanburg, will convene nt Williamston, on today, July 19lh, Bishop Wightman presid ing. Tho past thrco wcohs havo been dry and warm. OardeiiB aro badly parched and field ?ropa aro already injured to BOH?O extent. \3ood rains for a lbw days have boon visiting eovoral parts of tho county, but wo aro still very dry at Walhalla. A largo number of persone from Charleston and Columbia uro reported to have como to tho up country on thc excursion train on tho 10th inslnnt. About eighty oumo to Walhalla, while a good numbor stopped ut Anderson nnd Pendleton. Tho largest crowd wont to Orconville. A real mad dog is reported to havo been i?llcd ?ovcral miles above Walhalla last week. Wo havo not learned vdiat offended his dogs ebip, whether it was flies or lieus, heat or cold, wet or dry. "Wo only know tho dog is said to lune been mad amt was killed for bis folly. Tho new schedule on tho railroad o nahlea passengers to loavo Charleston at 5.45 A. M., und arrive at Wu I bul la ll 25 P. M. Lemo Walhalla at 4.25 A. M., and arri vo at Charles ton at 10 P. M. Seo Kchcdnlcs in another column. Mrs. C. A. Roid, of Columbio., is on ii Hying visit to Walhalla. She is well known .to most ol' tho pretty ladies uf tho State, for ?dbe keeps inst siiob arllolos as they want in her fancy doro. Should yon viN?t Columbia n look into her fancy ?n?l millinery establish incut will pay any lively. Wo havo received a sample of thc flour ground at Harper's Mills, near Seneca City from new wheat. Tho Hour is beautiful, ii rs b class and is good enough for any use. 'i'liOGO mill?oro in excellent condition nnd are kept busy in grinding tho largo wheat crop bindo this year. If you want n good grade ol flour, give Harper's Mills a trial. Wo aro requested by Hov. B. Holder to dato that a union mooting will bc held ul Keturn Baptist Church, commencing on Friday bolero tho 5til Sunday in July, instant. As this notice is toola toto enable thc churches to appoint delegates, (bu brethren from nil churches arc invited ami tboso unending will bc received as delegate!'. Mr. C. h. Reid has shown us tho finest lot. of Irish potatoes wc have seen this season, Ton cl thom picked up at random, lin on average lot, weighed cighl pounds. Ile linguine rows in lils garden which yielded six bushels. The ground covered by Hie niuo rows was a space of twelve feet by tWcnty?fouv feet, and tho yield per acre, according lo this space, would he nine hundred hud clghtocn bushel?. Died, ut Riemann'B Hotel in this place, during tho night of thc 15th instant, of pul monary affection, Mr. II. ll. Br?ning, ol Charleston, S. C., jn tho ?Oth year of Ills age. Mr. B. came to our town for tho benefit of his health, but waa already PO weakened by diu ?U80 tliat ho never loft his bed once. Last ovoning at 0 o'clock kia funeral took placo, l\ev. J'. F.. Prdbst, pastor of tho Lutheran ?liurch, officiating. Mr. J. Vi. Hendrix will pienso accept Olli thanks for a paokago of his now flour, ground ?Vom this yoar'n wliont. Tho flour is of a superior quality and makes excellent bread. Wo know whoreof wo speak. Mr. Hendrix ?B a livo merchant, und keeps his ?toro sup* plied with tho host groceries, &c, that thc markets of tho world alford. Ho rolls for cash, (ind at such figures aa aro ronsonnbla. If any of onr friends, therefore, want somo good flour glyo Mr. II, a cali nnd bo will sell it to you just right. ,.A' livo, nctivo, liberal, ontorprislng and thrifty mercantile firm is (lint of C. L. Reid ? Co. For years it bas held its placo in the columns ol tho COUIUKH and has constantly grown in tho conlldoiico of tho trading public. .Persons desiring ngood avtiolo can always bc supplied at this house, which is no less care ful in tho selection of its goods than in thc preservation of its good mimo. This house announces in this issuo a fresh arrival of dry goods, fancy goods and notions, willoh will bc oponed on tho 23d instant. Hood tho ndvor jjtj?f?ft *U>* C?Ui k'Jy - > -V?U STAN? '? i Tho Qoo? Templars will havo a grand pio nio nt Westminster on tho 28th instant. Judgo Cooko und Mr. Pickle, from Grccnvillo, and aovcrul local spoakora aro oxpeotod to bo prosont and dolivor addresses on tho occasion. Tho Sunday School at that plaoo unites with tho Good Templars and both n big and a good timo is oxpected. Tho public uro invited, und aro requested and oxpeotod to bring well tilled baskets. Tho Conmen establishment bas a special invitation; and of course, it is excused from bringing bnskots, ns editors nnd printers uro not oxpootcd to hayo any money or onta blcs beyond present wants. Wo toko this for granted. A bold robbory was committed in our town on Friday night, tho 13th instant. Sometime during tho night unknown parties entered the building known ns tho Yarbrough Ilouso, on Main street, und now occupied by Mr. Pinch ney Cobb, und stole from ono of tho rooms two fe?thor bods, ono lliblo, ono lamp, a lot of quilts and ono album. This house ia in a publie part of Slain street undia near toother occupied boutes. Tho articles wore stolen from a front room, and must lmvo boon taken into tho street and hauled off. An on trauco was effected through a window. As yet nono of Ibo indicies hnvo been recovered und no arrests have been Uiado, Wc need Ibo whip0 ping post ut every Court House, for it is tho only remedy for stealing. It eau novcr hurt nu honest nor an innocent man, and society owes no invars lo rogues and robbers. Oakway X-iOosuls. OAKWAV, S. C., July 13, 1877. Thc weather is quite hot und distressingly dry. People uro trying to got dono laying by. Corn is tasseling and silking where tho stalk bas not got round and rod. Unless it rains soon corn will bo minus many a shoot. Colton bas btopped growing for lnck of min. Tho Sitton Mills aro extrcinoly busy now. They run day and night, nnd then they aro twenty hours behind Ibo custom. Wheat being good and corn scarco, thc people livoon "euko." These mills aro doing a lino busi ness, giving general satisfaction. Humor says a black mad dog passed through our neighborhood. A few hogs rallied him but ho wont on without biting. O. C. O a/n o Or Geln Locals. CANE OKEKK, July lGih. Crops aro looking well on Gano Creek, but wc think that a good shower of ruin would not como amiss just now. "Wheat crops have turned ont better in thia vicinity this year than they havo for twenty yours; so our farmers say. Wo havo seen nothing of "General Green" about hero for some limo. Wc suppose ho has g mo lo tho mountains for bis health. Tho excitement about tiri fence question is now at its highest pitch on Cano Creek, livery ono seems to bc interested ono way or tho other, nnd without a chango wc will have sumo regular old fashioned fightB on account of this important question yet. Furniers on Cano Creek have planted more peas this year Hum they have for ti number of years before. We nie going to Jocasseo Valley in n few days for the purpose of spending a week or two bunting and fishing, after willoh you Khali hear from Us again, SPA UK INS. Thc present crops of corn nnd cotton nrc bettor this year than they haye been in fiyc years past. We arc in need of rain. Some ignorant pcoplo in our vicinity say that Gov. Hampton has no control of thc State House yet. Tho paying of tho taxes will revce.) thc secret. i We have no Ku lien's in our settlement now. Wo aro much in need of u school in our midst. Thc frolic or fight that occurred in our neighborhood at Wm. Turner's will be tho cause of rofoim, as it is to bo tho last or.$ for all time to como. Wo hope so at least. Wo aro nil well pleased with tho "cw Post master at Walhalla, ns you can got your mail without having to wail six wooka for its de livery. Tho people nro generally in favor of fencing tho stock/ Wo think it a stop in tho right direction. J. C. Nr.w Vont;, .July 13 - A lotter from Ha vana,'dated July 8, received hero, says it is reported in town thntGonornls Maxime, Jones n?id Vincent Garcia, loading a vory largo and Well appointed force, have forced Ibo Trucha nnd invaded tho Cinco Villas territory. A battlo is said to havo boon fought at tho cros sing, in which over GOO Spaniards aro claimed to have been killed. It is also reported that nnothur encounter has takon place, and that threo mon of warworo ordered to son in groat haste. Yollow fovor ia raging among tho 25,000 brought out last winter from Spain. General Martinez Campos is reduced to mas terly inactivity from thc decimated condition of ?lia troops. Discontent id'very rampant hore among almost nil classes of pooplo. Tho financial stringency is becoming 6orious. Hardly oday passes that tho failure of somo grocer or jerked hoof donlor is uot recorded. -.4.? ?-.--. CiiAJti.KSTON, July 18.--David Piorco and George Slovens, tho two nogrOCH who waylaid, murdered and robbed a young man named Tidings, nour this city, on Moy ll, under circumstances of peculiar ntrocity, wore banged nt 11,30 o'clock this morning. They wero baptized previous to thoir execution by a Catholic priest, with whom thoy loft a full confession of thoir crime. Thoy died without a struggle About 200 persons witnessed tho oxecution. Eighteen persons ncoidently lost thoir liv.es on tho ll th instant, in diffbront parts of tho country. In Pennsylvania sovon mon were suffocated by sulphuric acid gas in a coal mino nnd thirty-ono moro or loss injured. Fivo persons wero drownod near Now Orleans nnd six wero killed by a railroad train in Massachusetts. Tho mino accident appears to havo hoon tho result of gVOSS carolo?snoss or ignora nco. Ninotoon lillies within tho last hundred years tho Russian forces hnvo . crossed tho Danube with hostile, intent, without including tho present oroasing. TRADE IN POSTAGE STAMPS.--Tho ?oorct ugcuts of tho postoffico nro overhaul ing postmasters who have been in business correspondence with deniers in various specialties, most of thou) frauds, with u view of disposing of postogo stuuips in largo quantities. Those irregularities havo been discoveicd exclusively in offices of tho fourth class, io which, iu lieu of , salary, (bo postmaster is ullowcd GO per cont, on first hundred dollars' worth of postage stamps sold, 50 por cont, on tho next tjiroo huudrud dollaro' worth, and 40 per cent, bu tho next six hundred dollars' worth, Somo publishers and jewclors hove gouo eo far as to scud special circulars to postmas ters offering to take payment for tho goods in postago stamps. Tho bait is snapped at, ana only such of tho postmasters as by their own blunder;; scud misdirected or non di rected packages of stamps in registered envelopes, requiring tho packages to bo opened, oro detected. Uenoo only a few of their many transactions over como , to tho kuowledgo of tho nutlioritu-s. lu ordor to escape detection tho postmasters frequently scud remittances of stamps by oxpvcss. Many of tho rural postmasters aro storekeep ers, uud arrangements arc made by thom with tho mercantile houses from which thoy purchase goods to accept oither wholo or part payment in postage stamps. Tho ro suit of all this is shown in a comparison of tho post oflico roports. Sulos of stamps in some of tho little crossroads offices hnvo latterly swelled from fifty or a hundred dollar.') a year to several thousand dollars This iuorcasc of salos in small offices, dis tributed throughout tho Southern and Western States, perceptibly decreases tho sales in thc offices of thc largo oilics. Tho Government loses tim amount of tho com mission paid tho country postmasters. Nowspapor Law. Tho following is tho law, as it stands, in reference lo newspapers and Bubsonbcrs: 1. Subscribers who do not givo express notice to thc contrary, aro considered wishing lo con tinue their subscription. I. If subscribers cider tho discontinuance of their periodicals, thc publishers may continuo to semi thom until nil arrearages ure paid. 3. If subscribers noglcot or refuse to toko their periodicals from tho offloo to whioh thoy directed, they aro held responsible until they huyo settled their bills and ordered thom, dis continued. 4. If subscribers movo lo other places wlfh qul informing tho publishers, and tho papers aro scut lo tho former direction, they avo hold re spondido. 6. Thc courts havo decided that "rofnsing to [?like periodicals from tho office, or removing and leaving them uncalled for, ls prima facie evi dence of intentioned fraud." U, Any person who receives a nowspapor and makes usc of it, whether ho has ordered it or uot, is held in law to bo a subscriber. 7. If subscribers pay in ndvanco they aro bound to give notice to thc publisher nt tho end of (heir limo, if they do not wish to continuo taking it, otherwise thc publisher is authorized io semi it on, and ihc subscribers will bo re sponsible until an express notico, with payment of all arrearages, is sent to thc publisher. Walhalla ?liiircli Directory Methodist. Episcopal Church, South, Itcv. Junius J. Neville, Pastor.-Preach er in this church every second and fourth Sunday nt ll A. M. and at 8 P. M. Prayer meeting oiory Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Sunday School every Sunday morning at OJ o'clock. Baptist Church-Hov. W.W. Sandor*, Pastor. Preaching nt ll o'clock A. M., and 7J P. M. every Sunday. Prayer meeting every Thurs day night nt 8 o'clock. Sunday School every Sunday morning nt OJ o'clock. Presbyterian Church-Kev. S. L. Morris, Pastor. First Sabbath at ll A? M. Second Sabbath at 8 P. M. Third Sabbath at ll A. M. and 8 P. M. Fourth Sabbath at S P. M.. Sunday School nt 0.} A. M. every Sabbath. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 P. M. LulhottthOhuroh-Hov. J. F. Probst, Pastor. Preaching cvory 1st, 2d nod 3d Sunday ut ',0 o'clock \. M. in Gorman. Preaching in Knglish every Sunday afternoon nt 3 o'clock, I except tho 4th Sunday, when thc service will ho in Rnglibh in tho morning. Sunday School at '.) o'clock A.M. Monthly Concort of Prayer alternating in I thc different churches. i Seneca <C?ty Prices Current. Conn EOT li I? W K BK r. v. APPLES-Dried, per pound 4@5 BUTTER-Per pound ?0 BEESWAX-Per pound 20 BBBF-Por pound 2(W;7 BACON-Per pound lil CALICO-Per yard 5(Vil7 COFFEE-Kio per pound 20(3)25 " -Lnguyra, per pound 30(^33 " -Java, per pound 35 CANDLES-Adamantino, per pound 163 " -Sperm, per pound 30 OiiiOKBN? AND FOWLS, por hoad 15fW)27 COTTON YAUN-Per bunch 00 COPPERAS-Per pound S DUCKS-Por hoad 25 K??(is, per dozen 10 Ki.ouit, per sack (08 pounds,) 4,00(7i)5.00 FEATHERS-*Goeso, per pound 50 '< Mixed per pound 30 GRAIN-Com, oar load 80 corn, small lots 85 -OATS, red, poi- bushol 100 OBESE-Per head 35(Vi)40 illu?S-Dry, per pound 10 " -Green, per pound 4(a?5 INDIGO-Spanish Float, per pound 1.50 " -Carolina, per pound 1.25 Iron-English relined, per pouud 4Ju5 M-Sweod, per pound 7o8 -Bund, por pound Ca8 ?-Hoop, per pound 12al3 Potwaro, per pound OJ LAUD, per pound 13al5 LlMB, per barrol 1.75 LUMUKU, per thousand feet 10.00 LEAD, per pound 12nl3 Moi/ASSKS, per gallon 45a85 MADDER, per pound 30n40 NAILS, por pound ?a? ONION?, per bushol 1.00 OI?J, hovoscno, per gallon 40 RICK, per pound 7a8 Salt-Liverpool, per sack 1.75 i SmiiTiNO, wholosalo 7 I ? rotail - 8 :} u wholesale 5 :f ? rotail GJ 4 4 SHEETING, wholcsalo 8 " ? retail 9al2* SHOT, per pound 12J SPIRITS TURPENTINE) por gnllou 1.00 SOAP, per pound GalO BUOARU-Crushed, por pound 18J --A Whito, por poundV' 18 - i Ito wu, per pound 10:}alU -]?xlra O, por pound 18 STAUCH, whito nnd bluo, por pound 10 SODA,nor pound 10 TODAOCO, por pound 5D&X.?0 " per pound, smoking GOal.OO 'P.TT/V.O' ?4 AU- ~~.* fi .fl^bv?! ?iv? yi'Mim SJ '.I'yiuvKv :';,- pst head ' ?0u75 TUE AMERICAN PEOPLE.-No pooplo in tho world Buffer ns much with dyspopsio. as Americans. Although yours of experience in medici ni' lind failed to accomplish a eortain und euro remedy for this disease and its oflbots, euch us sour stomach, heartburn, watdr brash, sick headache, coati von VHS, palpitation ! of tho heart, liver complaint, corning up of I tho food, low Bpirits, gonorul debility, oto., vet since thc introduction of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER wo bolivo thorn is no caso of dyepcp< sia that cannot bo immediately relieved. 30.000 dozen sold Inst y?ar without ono oa6o of failure reported. ?O to your druggist, Dr. lt. E. Norman, and get a snmplo bottle | for 10 contH ami try it. TwodosoB will rcliovo you. Hogulur B'IZO 75 cents. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED WEEKLY APPLES-Driod, por pound 4@5 BUTTER-Per pound 15020 BEESWAX-For pound 26 BEEF-For pound 2@7 BACON-Dry salt shouldoro 7 j " C. lt. Sides 9@9* Smoked hams ll CAUCO-Per yard 7(&H COFFEE-Bio pov pound 19(a)24 ** -Lnguyrn, por pound 33(a)35 .* -Java, por pound 40 CANDLES-Adamnutino, por sot lGj} M -Sporm, por pound 30 CHICKENS AND FOWLS, por head 12@25 COTTON-Per pound 8J(ml2 ?. -Yum. per bondi 90($1.00 COPPERAS-Per pound OR DucK8-Por hoad 20 Koos, por dozen 10 FLOUR, por sack, (98 pounds,) G.00@4.5O FEATHERS-Gocso, por pound 50 ** -Mixed per pound 30 GRAIN-Corn, now, per bushel, l.00@1.10 corn, old, per bushel, 1.00 -Rye, por bushel 1.10 -Outs, red, por bushel 1.00 GEESE-Fer hoad 35@40 HIDES-Dry, per pound 10 " --Groen, por pound 4@5 INDIOO-Spanish Float, pyr pound LoO -Curolinn, per pound 1.25 IRON--English refined, por pound 4 M -Sweod, per pouud 7@8 "-Bund, per pound G(a)8 M -Hoop, per pound 12(?jl3 Potwuvo, por pound 8($10 LAU?, por pound 13(Vi)15 LIME, por barrel 2.G0 LUMUKU, por thousnnd foot 10.00 LEAD, por pound 12?14 MOLASSES, per gallon 40(^1.00 MADDER, por pound 30@40 NAILS, por pound 4@5 ONIONS, per bushol 1.00 Ou., kerosene, per gallon 30@40 POTATOES-Irish, per bushel 1.25 " -Sweot, per bushol 125@150 HICE, por pound 8($9 SALT-Liverpool, per sack 1.45@1.50 I Sui KT I NI;, wholesale G I " rotuil 8 I " wholesnlo 5? I " rotnil 7 4-1 SHEETING, wholesale 9J " retail ll SHOT, per pound 12J SPIRITS TURPENTINE, per gallon 1.00 SOAP, per pound 8@10 SUOARS-Crushod, per pound 13i -A White, per pound 13 -Brown, per pound 1I@12 -Extra C, per pound 13 STARCH, white and blue, por pound 10 SODA, per pound 10 TOBACCO, pov pound 50(oH.OO " per pound, smoking G0@1.00 TALLOW, per pound 8 TURKEYS, por bond 50@75 TEAS-Oun Powder, por pound 1.26@L60 Hyson, Green, per pouud 1.00 Young Hyson, Black, por lb 1.25 W )OL, wiisbcd, per pound 25 WHEAT! WHEAT! WHEAT! SSI S?? SENECA CITY, A HE now in first-rato repair by Col. 13L Mason, und aro in cbargo of WILLIAM P. DAVIS, Who is ono of tho most Bkillcd and practical millers in this country, and would bespeak 11 liberal patronage ft om tho public, and would bc glad at this time to havo his (armor custom mers nnd any so disposed, to bring their wheat and give him a fair trial nnd ho gu?ranteos satisfaction to ovorybody, both in quality and in quantity of Pour. Juno 14, 1S77 30 2m Harper's Mills I Ay er's Cathartic Pills, For nil tho purposes of ii Family Physio, ?nd for eurum Costiveness, J numil co, Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Droath, Headache, ?Erysipelas, Ithoumntism, Eruptions and ?lein D?HOUHOB, HU iousne.is. Dropsy, Tumors, Worms, NourtdKin, (ts a Duiner Fill, for Purifying tho Blood, fl Arc tho most ef f9*x?ti$h : ' * .,. fectlvo and congo* "(S^P-JTO nial purgntlvoover xlAW V V diseovevod. They ?'K\ "? M H 9P lfcctnal in t,lcir >? ^<;k) : '?^W^? operation, moving i'fifr M'WSjR howels surely o-''ftl ' ? K^ftU nnd without pnin. /*? ? Although gentle fM^yJ1^ Um' .'M in l,,cir oiwWjtioni /%^^%M\s(rAtl'?y V* still tho ^^^^Bt?^Pw^Sl?l ta?hi. thorough and ^<-tcg?F?""*?if searching cathar tic medicine that cnn bo employed : cleans ing thc stomach and bowels, and even tho blood. In small doses of one pill a day, they stimulate tho digestivo organs and promoto vigorous health. AYKH'S PILLS havo been known for moro than a quarter of a century, and havo obtained a world-wido reputation for their virtuos. They correct diseased action in tho several assimilative organs of ibo body, and arc so composed that obstruc tions within their range can rarely with stand or evado them. Not only do they euro tho cvory-day complaints of every body, but also" formidable mid dangerous diseases that havo bafllcd thc best of human skill. While, they produce power ful effects, they nre, at tho samo time, tho safest and best physio for children. By their aperient action they gripe much less than tue common purgatives, and never give pain when tho howels nro not inflamed. They reach the vital fountains of the blood, and strengthen thc system by freeing it from the elements ot weakness. Adapted to all ages and conditions In all climates, containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may bc taken with safety by anybody. Their sugar-coating preserves them over frech, and .makes them pleasant to take; while being purely vegetable, no barm can arise from their use in any quantity. PKUPAHKD uv Dr. J. Ci AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., l'un Illili 11ml Anni vt leal ?Jlnui.ls? H. SOLD ?? Ai.I, DUUUU1ST3 ISVKHY WU Killi. For salo by. , i L j / . D?. it. ?j, NORMAN. ?Tulv ft 1877 - " &8>l? ? ESTABLISHED IN 1850. NORMAN'S DRUG AND CHEMICALS ESTABLISHMENT, WAB,HAIM,..l, S. Ci Drugs, Modicinos and Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Anieles, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumory, &c. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully com pounded, and orders answered with caro and dispatch. Partners and Physl ciuusfrom tho country will fiud my slock of Medicines completo, warranted genuine, and of tho best quality. Jewelry, Cutlery and Pistols. French Confectionery, Just Ro coived, SOM WATER ! Fancy Goods, Toys, &c. Crackers-All Flavors. Sogars and Tobacco. Snuff, &c, &c. July 12, 1877 29-ly 186 ECONOMY IS WEALTH ! FLOUR, A Lot or Ext va Fine Flout*, ground from thc very best New Wheat. Warranted iii eve* y re spect . Can he round at HENDRIX'S Bi ow tor Cash. J. JE. HENDRIX. July 12, 1877 7-ly Fair Tr I al. ALL persons having Clocks, "Watches, . Jewelry, Sewing Machines, &c, need ing repairs uro most respect fully solicited to give jno a fair trial. J pledge myself that whore tho work is not mechanically defectivo, or beon ruined by experiments, to give ns full satisfaction both as to WOUKMANSIIH* nnd t'RiCB, ns can bc found in any pnrt of tho country. Provisions of all kinds will bc taken nt mnrkot prices for work where it is inconvenient to pay cash. Hut payment in s?lito kind will bo, required on delivery of work. 1 also ofter nt tho lowest cash price, a small lot of tho celebrated Sohuuhnuson Spcctoclos and Eyeglasses. Also Goggles, Eye Protectors, ito., Ao. Place of business over tho store of Vcmer & Strihling, Walhalla, S. C. P. M. MORGAN. Juno G 1877 29 cowOm FMDGJR, FLOUR! FLOUR1. SITTOH'S MXI&S ARK NOW IN THOROUGH REPAIR, AND wo aro prepared to wait on customers. The Mills aro in chin go of G. N. AND J. I). COTII11AN, and thoy will bo glad lo sec any and all of our former ousloniers. Tho mills lanko tho very best of Plour, and larne turu outs from thc grain. Persons having wheal lo grind will do wolf to give U3 a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Thc mills arc about fivo milos from' Seneca City and about fifteen miles from Walhalla, on Conneross Crook. May 81, 1877 28 Cmos JOHN D. BUHNS. GEO. W. HAYS. Stoves Stove?! ftttutwuua. BURNS & HAYS Have on hand a largo Stook of COOKING STOVES, 1,17 HIGH wo sell under a guarnnfob-pr'.cos f f ranging from $18 up, Wo keep a largo stook of Plain,' Pressed, Hotino?\ ftuQ Copper Waro, which wo sell cheap fr,v cash. Wo aro prepared to do all kinds of tf0rk dono in tho Stovo and Tin line. Hoofing ond Cluttering made a spoolalty. A? examination of stook and orders solicited. Thankful for past favors,'wo aro, respectfully, ? Vlf ft? <v 0?t K W 47 ly m ALTHOUGH wo hove boen solliiig moro Coffoo, A^?, pounds' for a dollar, (han bas boon cold by any two stores in Walhalla slnco tho war, wc still have on bund and aro daily receiving largo uuppliou of Coll?e of various grados and prices. We umkc a specialty of Roast od Coffee, which wo guarantee to bo genuino nnd a first rate article, which wc soil three pounds for a dollar, and if it docs not give entire satisfaction we will rofund tho monoy for all that is brought back. Wo have on band 1,000 pouuds good Coffco, fivo pounds for one dollar, Wo introduce something wauled by overy ouo at tho prcso-at amo, viz: Glass Fruit Preserving Jars, Quart aud lialf gallon sixes. Cohancoy pa tent, thc best in thc market. Wc huvo also Patont Fly Traps, Which will rid your houses of these troublesome pests and givo you au untroubled morning nap. Crackers and Choose. Fresh arrival and of extra quality. Wo aro still soiling at COST many ai tloloa vory dosirablo for tho season, aud adding lo our slook daily all kinds of Family Orooorlcs, Dry Goods, Hardware aud nil goods kept in a first class store. Gunpowdor and Hyson Teas, Pure nnd gonuiuo, from lb cents lo $1 Pcr pound. Call and see thom. J. H- SLIGH & SON. June 21,1877_24 j HXGE?B? TOMIB'S CITY MACHINE WORKS. MANUFACTURER. OP PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM. ENGINES, SAW MILLS, FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS FOUNDRY WORK IN IRON AND BRASS, OOXiXTMiEIja., ?3. O, Nov 30, 187G 3 ly "SCHO?riOTICE. TUR THIRD SESSION of my Behool will open .1 ULY IOTII, 1877. Rates of tuition and terina of adtiiitlauce will bo mado known tho first day of school. JOHN O. HICKS. Walhalla, S. C., May 31, 1877 28-2m Private Boarding. D. B1EMANN, Proprietor. fTMIE nbovo well-known Ilouno lins recent I ly boon ropairod and repainted, and is now open for tho recoption ot" visitors, who will always find a hearty wolcoino awaiting them. Tho tnblo will bo supplied with tho best that cnn be had in tho market. Good nnd attontivo Servants always on band ready and waiting to pay overy atten tion to guests. In connection willi thc House is a FIRST CLASS EAU 11?OM, in which can bc found *t nil times, thc best brands of Ii It AN DIES, m USN IFS, WINES, SEGAES, d':., fVC, Also, near tho House, will he found both NINE and TEN -PIN ' T LEYS, for thc ac commodation of t!:r;so wno wish il. BS?" No pains will bc spa- ' lo render guests comfortable. March 2-1. 1876 10 PQXJTZ'S CKLEIJltATED ' Horso and Ca?ble Powders. i-^-fyy l>rt parotlon, lon/t nnd favorably i^?SUtVu^? '!nov;ni will thoioi . \iv ro Invigorate f.Vii.iiij h broken down and low-spirited bones, i/?Y" "t'Ai ? strengthening anil cleansing tho B \ - IR Stomach ?nd Interlines >Jwnr*>?'vi). lt 's a nuro preventive of all dbieare? <C*Hxv?*e> Incident to this animal, such <U LUAU FEVER, CliANUKltS, YELLOW . - - WATER, HKAVES, COUOIIS, HIS- /5?K. f?t*fi TEMPER, FEVERS, FOHN ll ER, . *T??l^ LOSS OK AlTKTITli AMD VITAL fc- J?ffif??X EXEItnV, Wi. IU uso Improves ' ^\*W^fw4 Uie wind, Increases tho appetite- O* 1? Rives asuiootli ?nd gtos.'y ?kin-and ^ f Jy,i transforms tlio i:iUuri.Wo r.kelctoa R'$rfYffZ/f JT-? Intoamu-lwklugiintHpiiitoJ horco. C?2?I?>???*-? . \ \ f . ' ? To keepera of Cows thia prepara <f?*r- Hon Is Invaluable. U l.i a suru pre,. T3?*?rraiS^5i vot,tlv0 ?flidiist Rinderpest, Hollow li??StH?ii)} 1Iornict<:- 'lt ha* been proven by <^W*T>f^\f fl &ctl"" expriment lo incixu?p tl,o .VlK. ?Kg|)t quantity of milk and cream twenty l-V* ^f?*M? percent, una uuk.> MK; butter Urra ^>nj*l*r+i^ aiM| tv,.ett. i" fatt?Rlog cattle, it ; rive? them un apirciito, loosens their hide, and laukc? Uicmtluivo m^f^^r^?H^?A*?*????.^ fK ' In all disease* of Swlno, euch a* Coughs, Ulcera lo tba Lungs. I.Jver,&o., this artlelcncld .^.^w.-?!??. ? as a spcciOo. Hy putting from ono- V^S^f- Vv*5h ' half a paper to a paper in a barrel of f^^X?&traH i ewlll Ute al>ove disease* will lx> erf?ll- ^^A'iiiSftt?? ' eatcd or ?nUrcly pr? vented. If given VjKv VJfJP ta timi!, a certain pruvcnUvo Bud V^^'SAtir. euro for the Hog Chotara. a^^'r&^ta DAVID E. FOUTZ, Proprietor, >' j ~*~?- BALTIMORE, Md.*\ Bold Hy UrnprRlRtsniulRtorckoojiovRthrongh* ?ut tito Unltudtttatoa, CuttaduumUj.America, 1 May 3,1877 24 yl NOT?CEOFpSOL??lON NOTICE is hereby given that tho partner? (.hip heretofore existing between tho undersigned in tho business of Training nnd Mniiufuolnring Loots and Shoes, under tho firm namo of "The Ooonoo Tannery," lins hoon this dny dissolved by mutual consent. All dobts duo to tho firm will bo paid to Messrs. O. "Wanner nnd Oabricl Filziugor, who will continuo tho bnsinogs, and idl dobla duo by tho firm will be sottlcd by thom. CH AH LES WKttN AUER. G A WUK L FILZINGER, GOTTLOH WANNER. April 30th, 1877. IEWJEE ri-lHR undersigned jmvin{? bought on * " J. ?ntorcst Of at~ Charles ""' '* *V? "Tho Ocor. 00 TnnD^ ? .103 "'.oitnouor in wiU^mii.mnl' ?lV0 "OticO that tllOy Sd Si J r" bl,ri083 ?f ??io old firm nt ,\nl ?,rIftC0 ftml u,uler 1,10 fin?'n firm Allporsons indebted to tho ?ld/irot arc rcquost to como forward and sottie, sb that W?i?nyrrtyOFF OUR "AMHUOS. Thanking tho pubho for past patronage wo rospoctfully invito a continuance of tho samo, fooling confident.that our manufactures will comparo with th030 of any similar ontorprieo in tho [South. Ilospcotfully, G A BUI E I, JT?LZI NO i??i. GOT'XLOli WANNKK, , April 28,1377. U