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XJI O cal 3E* op/.ir tmo ia. t - good sowing machino for Balo nt this $ offico on roasonnblo terms, Mrs. J. IX Popo and daughter, of Columbia, are in our mountain town, seeking good water bnd puro mountain air. This (Wednesday) morning tho sky wears j tho prospect of rain and thc atmosphere is damp and close. Bishop IIowo, of Ibo Episcopal Church, will bo in Seneca City on Friday, August 2ltli, and will hold divine services. Mr. H. W. Plepor's grapo orop in Walhalla BL has boen a great success. Ho expeots to bo ?Bable to make 1?0 gallons of wino. Miss Morse, tho music tcachor of Duo West Female Collcgo, is a guest of Dr. Johnson's family. Sho seoks our bracing mountain atmosph?re. ? County Auditor Walson and Mr. J. D. Vernor, of our town, aro happy men. Tho former has u boy and tho latter n girl added to their house holds. , Mr. J. C. Stribliug, formerly of Oconce, is the Inventor and patentee of tho "Dixie Fruit 'iokof," an invention very usoful and worthy !lio aitontiou of fruit growers, either for salo or home use. ( Mrs. R. A. Hunter will accept our thanks for tiloso poaches she brought us all tho way from Coosa County, Alabama. Tho fruit was largo and of excellent flavor. Tho Charleston Journal of Commerce is JjMQascd to learn that thoro is n prospect of tho emly reduction of freights between Char* lesion and tho interior of the Stato." Wo notico from our exchanges that a severe draught is prevailing in various parts of tho State and that in many sections tho crops havo been seriously injured. Petitions have been forwarded from Walhalla . and Seneca City to Governor Hampton, asking that an early day may bo named for thc election bf Sheriff of Oconce County. We have been requested to givo notice that there will bo a pic nie given at Seneca City mineral springs on Saturday, 25th instant. A largo nttondanco and a pleasant timo is 'anticipated. Mr. W. T. James has our thanks for a bushel basket full of fine pouches. They were of good size, one of them measuring 13 inches in circumference. Mr. Wm. S. Pritchard has presented ns with a boll of open cotton. Thc bloom appeared on tho 20th of June and opened on the 12th of August. "A stitch in time saves nine." Disease in various forms is superinduced by tho csis? tenco of worms in children and adults. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge will destroy and expel them, thus removing tho cause, caving both tho lifo and money. Wc aro indebted to Dr. R. I? Norman, who 'keeps on hand a large fresh assortment of drugs, medicines and fancy articles, for a box of Megara. He lins au assort laen t of tho best ^legnrs, and takes grout pleasure in wailing on his friends ttl?),the public. Mo has our thinks for his repeated kindness lo us. One County nod a number of townships lu several counties of this Slalo havo adopted thc provisions of thc new fc;co law. In a few years our people will have seen the working of tho law in pi act ice mid cnn adopt or reject its .provisions ns they may doom most advantageous with Ibo lights before them. Wc hoard n good farmer near Walhalla Bay on Tuesday that the drought now prevailing was tho most injurious to Illili of any drought in a number of years. The complaint is general that rain is badly needed. Mr. M. II. Bryce, informs us that lie s dd last week, ut his market house, on mainstreet, about 2.700 pounds nf beef, about 300 pounds of pork and 30f* pounds of mutton, making in nil 3,300 pounds. Who says that our people arc not meat eaters? Tho meeting ai the Baptist Church is Mill in progress with unabated interest. Large audience* attend ?lay and night, and a deep religious feeling seems to pervade the congre g?tions. Up to this writing (Wednesday) sovon or eight persons have joined tho church Many inquirers arc asking what they must do to bo saved. On Tuesday at ll A.M., Dr. IHdoil preached from (he eighth chnptcr nf Acts and Both verse, whe.ro Philip preached Jesus to thc eunuch. ^ To mani' the sermon was denominational, ndvo ,ea?U,ng baptism as cssnitiul to, ob?dience. Tons Al wu? what the Apostle culled it, preaching Jesus. The election for town oAWl'S in Anderson ,was very close. Capt, McGrath, (ho independ ent candidato for Inl.cmlent, was two vote's ahead In the count. The papers charge fraud. Tho wardens were oleoted hy cumulative voting, each party electing two wardens by largo liinjorilics. Tho weather about Walhalla has been very dry for nomo time and late upland corn is injuring more (han nt any time during thc slimmer. Thc nights aro cool, but the days warm, dry and dusty. We havo had no good turnip season during this month. Tho dry weather wo havo prevnils in thc greater portion of our county to tho great injury of upland corn. Cotton, too, is shed ding nearly all thc August orup, and hoing late, tho yield in this county will bo far below ino average. Wo havo been shown a sugar cine or sorghum talk measuring 18j feet In length, lt- was grown by Mr. Henry Kiunmun, who lives near town, and wo aro told that ho has au aero of just such cane on his farm. Our citizens hnvo made repeated efforts lo build up a le?anle college in Walhalla. These efforts have not been as successful ns they ought to hnvo been. We arc glad to lenin, however, that. Dr. J. P. Smolt/oi, ono of (hobest teacher.* in the Slate,.has determined to build up such au institution in our town. Dr. Smcltzor ii'well qualified for tho task, His long oxporienco and nuccoss as a (eaohor will commend him al once to Um people of tho Stato Our fin? climate, cheapness of board, moral and religious ad vantages, oanpot bo excollod. Tho Hoard of Trustees of the "Walhalla Fomalo Collcgo" has boon reorganized. Kates bf. tuition will bo fixed ' at an oarly day. Competent'IVaShftaJ will; be . scoured opd }hc college opened a( (jlc u "'"d time. Lot our pcoplo remember Umt tho College nt Walhalla will open on tho first Thursday in Scp t ember. Wo hopo lo seo many students from tho country, mid Hint tho classes will bo well Ulled in nil Ibo departments. Monoy invested lu educating your children cannot bo spont or stolen, but will remain a ncvor failing sourco of income in times of need. Tho sanio amount of money that an cduoatlou will cost cannot bo t?o remuneratively invested in any other ortiulo under thc sun. From "Our Church Paper," August 1 Gili, published nt New Market, Shenandoah County, Virginia, wo copy tho following cheering item in reference lo Adger College nt this placo: "Dy a lcllor just recoived wo learn that Walhalla, South Carolina, is fully aroused on Ibo subject of having n college, now Hint Nowbcrry ls hoing removed to its old homo. In ono mouth's time $19,000 have been subscribed aa an endowment for a college lo (uko tho placo of Ibo former,' whoso buildings will alford a local habitation for Ibo licw ono. We congratulate Walhalla on stich determination and prospective sucoess." A remarkable freak of lightning occurred on tho. evening of tho 30lh of July, from which Mr. J. J. Hooper, a cilizon of our neighboring villugo of West Union, barely escaped with his lifo. While riding along a road in Jackson County, North Carolina, sonic seven niilcB from Cashier's Valley, thc lightning struck a tree about 15 feet from tho road and Hie electricity scattered in every direction, Homo of it striking t li o mule on which Mr. Hooper was riding, killing lt Instantly, Mr. II. says ho did not receive even tho slightest shock, though others, 200 yards distant in a cabin, wcro severely shocked. Tho llauli wns not vivid nor thc rdport loud to him, nnd oocurred so suddenly and un expectedly as to hardly excito him. The cloud had passed over and n light min was fulling nt thc Hmo. Many wonder at tho rapid progress mado by tho Baptists of lute days. They oporato only on adults and many of their converts conic from those who were sprinkled in childhood. They have much to contend against wliero it is easy sailing to other denominations, especially thc unpleasantness, not lo nay exposure, of submit ting to thc baptismal rilo. We can account foi their success only by the freshness and powci of preaching us coining from Baptist pulpits Not ono in ono hundred Baptist preachers usc a manuscript, and very few even havo notes Their preaching is in mi ensy convincing style utilizing every natural object to illustrait) mn give point lo their expressions. Other denomi nations, who follow the manuscript and uso f 1 formal style, might profit from tho originality j mid freshness of thc Baptists. I Hov. Dr. J.C. Il Iden, of Greenville, hus licei I preaching in Iho Baptist Uhurol) nt Wulhnlh since hist Monday. We have always regarde) him Hie most remarkable mau we ever heard ii Hu; pulpit for the clear forcible, practical pre scnltitlon of Hie truth. Ho counts style, ciegan diction and rounded BOUtcnocs as nothing whet they stand in the way of clearness, striking fo Hie truth in a way SO simple ns lo be counted b; some for rudeness, but so powerful ns to carr; conviction lo every hemer. We have heard mci say religion was n matter of sense and feeling and that il could not stand the lest of the renso and judgment. Wc consider the reverse to b true, and nny person who will hear Dr. Hide will say he appeals only to the reason and th judgment, und by the convincing power of trill alone arouses thc feelings and awakens Hi affections How ditToreilt from the ordin?r preaching of learned men, who too often myst if in Hie gloss and tinsel of :v senseless verbiage mistaking sound for Instruction and roundo sentences for eloquence. To present tho trill (if tho Gospel plan of salvation in its simple: garb is Imo cloqneiico und power, und this Di llideti due?, drawing all his illustrations, I'roi practical life. Rev. D, G. Lyon carno up lo Walhalla u Tuesday night from Pendleton, where ho ha been Cu gu gc tl iii a protracted meeting in th Bupti-t Church, Tho mooting hus been i progress Hirco weeks und three days und i still progressing without abatement of into.' est, tho attendance on Tuesday night being ii large, and by some estimated as larger ilia ?ii any limo during the meeting, Up to th; limo, f'7 hu ve joined tho Baptist (Munch, /?."> b experience and four by lotter. Of these ihre joined Tno-day night, mid others are ex peet 0 if ministers can be hud in Continuo Ibu w o I Th? oh a rob is constantly c. nv.le I with iuiei estod listener*. I'llO nicoli ti g has teen cm ducted mainly by Dr. Mciidcnhiill and Hu Lyon, Hi.nigh Revs. Strickland und Morra; of Anderson, und perhaps others, linve' nddo. sonn; lo ibo work. Hov. Murray ls now t Pendleton in Hie work. Great go ad ht doilblloss been nee. unplishod in oilier churclic which in timo will manifest itself by accc si in- t.i their membership. Seven hav j lined the Methodist, und others ure OXpcctC to join all tho different churches at Pcudlotoi This has been n rich rdiower of divino gnu shed abroad through thc neighborhood td ol Pendleton, nt which ml our renders will r joice. O akway HiOoaA?. August 17th, 1877. The singings, protracted meei bigs, debate &o., bring lite people in juxtaposition more thu usda!, bast Friday night the Bethel debate c (do question '"Is tho fear of punishment grenier incentive lo maa than Hie hope of ri ward?" v> as animated und interesting. Preside Beorden dc.'dded in Hie affirmative Preaching 'lOS been going on at Bothel Chun eyer since lust Saturday, day und night, 1 Kev, II. N. Hays. Will wind up lo-nigl barge crowds hnve attended every night mid goodly number ei.'oh day. On lust Mon Jay morning Mrs. Conilh Mun (ho wife Mt' S, II, Maret, died suddenly. S was n large, good woman, Iho mother of sevei children, live or six of thou) bo'ng nbotil grow She has finished her course, mid no doubt gone lo rest in the homo of (he Anally fal I ll fi She was interred at .South Union on Tuesday thc presence of a very largo concou."so of pt pie. The Marlin's Crook hodge, No. 121, 1. O. T., hus elected and installed tho fol lo NV i namoi persons officers' for Hie present quark Jamos M Wilson, W CT; John M Hopkins, W T) Wm T Mills, W ,S; John W darner, P John li Fredericks, W T; John Hopkins, W J D T Buys, W D M: Kev II N Hays, W O; I.a renco Phillips, 1 (?; ll A Chusluiu, OG; Th Harper, I, I) ox*offioio W C T. Oak woy Lodge is still increasing in numbci Time of mooting, every Saturday nt 'J I?, M. I The colton is beginning to open mid peach aro in abundance just now. Tho Third Quarterly Conforonco Meeting w ho held nt Centre Church on tho first m Second days of September. Bcv. O. A. Darb IK V.) i* lo bc preBuut/ O. C. IF1 all Greek Lo o suis. Thc woalhor hus hoon very cool for tho last ?cok-almost frost. Wc havo rt good school, averaging nhoiit thirty scholars, taught hy Mrs. Clary A. Mashburn, Sho is an excellent teacher. Tho assessors woro at Talley's shop on thp lOih, hunting all tho mad dogs they could find. Rood working timo is on liand und tho ovorseoia oro having thc work done. Wo aro beginning to need ruin. Oom crops aro suffering. Our Sabbath School was dismissed on last Sabbath. Kev C. C. Parrot is pastor of Pull Creek Church. Ho preaches on ovary second Satur day and Sunday in each month. Thcro is occasionally a little of tho "juico of tho peach" passing through tho neighbor hood. TRACY. Town ville Locals. Townvillo has a distillery. Crops aro suffering for rain. Sorghum making has commenced. Townvillo has two store rooms idle. Tho Baptists are bent upon a new church. Tho Riblo and hymn book belonging to Nazareth Presbyterian Church wore stolen from tho sacred desk latolv. When completed, tho Presbyterian Church will bo an ornament to tho town, par ticularly to the "West omi." Qantt it Co., ginnorsnnd throshormcn, havo sold their entire outfit to II. W. MeCnrlay & Sons. Jesse P. Woolbright has thc drum that belonged to thc Fair Play Peat Company iu and', bellum timos. Tho voto on tho fenoo question, in Pork Township, Anderson County, resulted in 90 for and 1!!3 against tho proposed chango. Prof. JJ. F. Qantt) who is teaching at Heph zibah Church, two and ono half miles Hast from this place, and immediately at tho County lino, has ono of thc largest and most efficiently conducted schools to bo found in cither Ooonco or Anderson, and this is owing to his widespread popularity as an instructor. OLD MAN. ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE TlllC Twentieth Annual Course of Lectures will commence October loth, 1877, mil closes March 1st, 1878. FACULTY-J. Q. Weal mon-' md, W. F. West moreland, W. A. Love, V. H. Taliaferro, John Thud. Johnson, A. NV. Calhoun, J. II. Logan, J. T. Hanks; Demonstrator of Auatomy, C. W. Nutting. Send for announcement, giving full informa tion. JOHN THAD. JOHNSON, Donn. Aug 2, 1877 D7-2iu STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ??yjWV ?IF OOON??. Baa ABU? 4'otii'? ol* FProbnie. Fx parte ('.lizabeth F.. Dobinson as administra trix wilU the will annexed of tho cslato ot Wm. Hobinson, deovnsod-Petition for ike milt of real amt personal rsliiic. 1)Y virtue of an order to me di root ed by the ) Probate Court 1 will sell tu the highest bidder before the Omni House dour in Walhalla, between tho legal hours of sale, on MON DAV, the ?id ol' September next, the following de scribed properly, lo wit: AH that l'icc?, Paroo! or Tract of Land, situ nie, lying and being in the County and Slate aforesaid, between Croaked Creek and Little Uiver, waler.-- o' Fe iweo Uiver, adjoining laud.! Ol' John L. Simili. 0. Smith, Janies L. lloyd and others, containing ninety-eight acres, more or less. ALSO, The Personal Fstato will be sold on SATUR DAY, tho Isl day of September nest, by the administratrix ni lier rcsidonob, consisting ol Household and Kitchen Furniture THUMS OK SA bib -Cash. ll IO. NORMAN, Coroner, Anting Shciill' Ooonco County. Aug 0, 1877 38 4 SHS?S SEE. I) Y virtue of an execution to me directed L) I will soil to thu hiiihest bidder, before tho ('oort llotlSC (lour ut Walhalla, oi MUNDA , September 3d, 1877, betwee, tho leunl hours of salo, the following de scribed personal properly: All Hid interest nf j C. Taylor in tip parthership nf 13 8. .Limos it Co., in th. Registered Distillery, No. 0, near West Union, hoing nu interest in (wo stills mid seven stands and some unstamped whiskey. Said interest levied on ns thc properly of J C Taylor al tho suit of L?rick it Lowrance and others against Taylor it Ellison. T FILMS-Cash. If purchasers do not comply with the lentis of salo tho ?hove property will he immediately re-sold at tho risk of the fut mer purchaser. Plaintiffs and Defendants who Bottle their oases out nf the oflioe, after odvcrtisomonl hus been inserted, will tuko notice that it will not bo respected until all costs have been paid to mc. lt )8i NORMAN, Coroner, Acting Sherill' Ocoueo County. August 0,1877 38 3 FRESH BEEF 1 hours, on every day of tho week, nt my Market house, on Main street, below Watson's old stand. 1 kill regularly Mondays, Wednes days and Fridays, and oftener if necessary, and having ? good cool cellar 1 tan keep it fresh and sound, and can supply persons in tho town and rountiy at all times. Prices vary from two to seven ce.ds per pound, and persons paying cash on delivery of hoof can obtain it nt a discount of one cciit on thc* pound. Persons who buy for cash above ono dollar's worth can get an addi tiomll discount of fivo ;>cr cont. I occasionally havo Pork and Mutton .'or sale, and will, in a short lime, keep it regularly' Respectfully,-* Mi Hi RH KW. Ant:?, 1877 FOR SALE, STEAM SAW MILL AND FIX TURES, AT S?ftB&A C?TV. WE WILL SELL THE STEAM ?AW MU j. AND FIXTURES bolongiugto us in Seneca Oily. Tho mill may bo (routed for nt pr?valo eulo until TU BSD AY, thc 1th d?iy of September noxt. If not sold previously, it will be sold at auolion 'to the highest bidder at Seneca Oily on that day. The undersigned will give all ncoded information. Terms accommodating. W. L. II AUBIN. W. A. LOWEHY. July 19, 1877 8G-7t A?CvER doiAsei. -o:o-1 THE exercises of this Institution will bo opened at Walhalla, South Carolina, on THURS? \ DAV, tho lilli day or September next, willi a corps of competent professors. Tuition, in advance, $20 in Collegiate; $10 in Preparatory, and $0 and $3 in tho Priinarj Departments per session of live months. Ubard, including everything oxcept ligbts and washing, $10 per month, payable monthly in advance. Looation nolcd for health, pleasant climate and good water. For particulars address J. J. NORTON, Chairman of Stockholders. Aug 2, 1877 ?7 SINGER SEWING MACHINES. i SHAVE PURCHASED Twenty Traolo, in. es \yiTII thc good will of tho company for il OooncoCounty. I hopo former customers will recommend me and tho SIXOKII to those wishing to buy. Prices Reduced to $35 to $50, According to terms and styles. Orders loft at Mrs. .lames George's, Walhalla, will reach mc. Needles and oil can bc bought there also. WM. E. TODD. Aug 0, 1877 88-3m ?tico to Creditors. State o?' South CtB'oliBBa, COUNTY OF O CON EE. In tho Court of Probate. Sarah Iluanicult, suing for herself and others VS. thc children of Win. iluunioult, deceased, and others.-Petition and complaint to sell real enlato, lo pat/ debts, marshal assets, cfc. fTNDI.lt decree of the Probate Court in this U acion, all the creditors of Sarah Knlrokcn, deceased, ure required lo present and prove their claims before me on or before FIUDAY, thc "ist day of August, 1877, according to law. men ARD LE ins, .lud^o of Probate. Aug 0, 1877 i!8-4t Ayer's Sarsaparilla For Scrofula, and all JSdJfts, scrofulous diseases, Erysi Wmra Polas> Rose, or St. Antho r&v<J?k ny's Fire, Eruptions and ?$^wi?? Eruptive diseases of thc ||L&1 m skin, Ulcerations o? tho } Wt. Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, nra' j pf Lungs, Pimples, Pustules, * : w ^?- lim's, Blotches, Tumors, V.%?: * Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald ^SSgSiHap' Head, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Hones, Side and liena, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhcoa, arising from internal ulceration, and Uterino disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia; Emaciation, General Debility, and for Purifying tho Blood. This Sarsaparilla is a combination of VOgotablo alteratives - SI il lingi a, Man? ; drake, Yellow Dock - with the Iodides ; of Potassium and Iron, and is tho most I eflicacious medicine yet known for I thc diseases it is intended to cure. Its ingredients aro so skilfully com I bined, that tho full alterativo e?lect of : tach is assured, and while it is so mild ns to be harmless even to children, it is still so effectual as to purge out f rom the system those impurities and corruptions which develop into loathsome disenso. The reputation it enjoys is derived from ils cures, and the confidence which prominent physicians all over thc coun try repose in lt, provo their experience of its usefulness. Certificates attesting its virtues lmvo 1 accumulated, and ave constantly being received, and ns many of these cases aro publicly known, they furnish convincing evidence of tho superiority of this Sar saparilla over every other alterativo medicine. So generally is its superi ority to any other medicine known, that Wp need do no moro than to assure tho public that tho best qualities it bas eyer possessed are strictly maintained. PRRPARBD nv Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass,, l'ractical and An alu I leal Vhcmiate. BOLD liy ALL DUU?G18TB BYBBYWllJ'.KB. For sale hv DR. R. K. NORMAN. July 5, IS77 33-Iy Y SS If ? ? mmmm UHf wmm gs oe A-u-2,1877 ESTABLISHED IN 1850. NORMAN'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL ESTABLISHMENT, WALHALLA, s. C. ?rugSi Medicines and Chemicals,' Fancy and Teilet Article?, Sponges, brushes, Perfumery, &c. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully com* pounded, cud orders answered willi caro and dispatch. Farmers and Physi ciansfrom thc country will find my stock or Medicines completo, warranted genuiuc, and of tho best quality. Jowolry, Cutlery and Pistols. Fronen Confectionery, Just Re ceived, Fancy Goods, Toys, &c. Crackers -All Flavors. Sogars and Tobacco. Snuff, &c, &c. July 12, 1877 ' 20-1y 1877. A Iiot off Extra Fine Flour, grosioid from linc very hest Kew Wheat. Warranted in every re spect . Can lie ion nd at HENDRIX'S IJOW for Dash. J. E. HENDRIX July 12, 1877 7-1 y UM LL BK LET lo thc lowest bidder hy (he IV (,'ounly Commissioners on MONDAY, thc I Ol It of September next, at ll o'clock A. M., tho repairing of thc Covered Bridge at Old Bickens Court House. ALSO, On TUESDAY, thc ll th of September, at 3 o'clock I*, M., the building of n New Bridge over Cltauga Creok al or near "ll A. G timor's Mill." A r.so, On TUBSDAY. the 12th of September, al 10 o'clock A. M . the building of a New Bridge over Changa Cre? k nt "Horse Shoe." Flans, &c, exhibited r.t thc place and on tho day of salo. J. W. 8T1UBLING, Clerk Board County Commissioners. Aug 0, 1877 38-Gt F Ml I) IS, FMIUK! FMHJRi ? SXTTOH'S mtiA AUB NOW IN THOROUGH HEP AIR, AND wo arc prepared to wait on customers. Thc Mills are in charge of O. N. AND J. H. COTI1RAN, and they will bc glad lo see any and all of our former customers. The mills make the very best ol' Flour, and largo turn outs from thc grain. Persons having wheat to grind will do wei) to give ma trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. The mills are about live miles from Seneca City and about fifteen miles from Walhalla, on Connoross '^rcek. May ?1,1877 28 Cmos JOHN fl, BUHNS. OHO. W. HAYS. 'tove?, & HAYS Bavo on band a largo Stock of COOKING STOVES, U" ll 10 ll we sell under a guarantee-prices ? V ranging from $18 up. Wo keep a large slock of Plain. Pressed, Helloed nrtd C>ppcr Ware, which wo sell cheap for cash. , We aro prepared to do till kinds of work dono in tho Ktovo and Tin line. Hoofing and Guttering mndo a specialty. ' An examination of stock and orders solicited'; Thankful for past favors, wo arc, respectfully, ?WRNS Ai HAYS. Oct ?,.1870 47 ly j.j; j;h.L':.!iii'!i...'_J Crane! p OF Dry Goods, Notions! and Fancy Goods AT THU LADIES' STORE . ? -i ? *. - ? # On Monday, tho 23d Instant*. " WE will opon u new and fashionable lot of tko above named goods direct from Now York, and. would respectfully invito our customers to call, mid examine Hiern, and also our stock of Ladies', dents and Children's Hals, Shoes and Gaiters, which is complete in every department. Wo aro selling our stock of Genia' Winter Clothing, Ladies' Cloaks, Shawls and Boulevard"' Skirts at cost for cash. Wc arc agculs for Wlnship's Cotton Gins and Presses, Saw and Grist Mills, . Steam Engines and Sorghum Mills. ALSO, For Clegg's Paient Evaporators. Parties wanting any of thc abovo can apply to us for terms and prices. Tho latest improvement in Fruit Jars on hand. Respectfully, C, L. MID & CO, July 10, 1877 ST?LL^?LLING AT COST' NOTWITHSTANDING tho immense, sales of ll of tho past two months. Wc bave been re ceiving largo stocks every week of fresh and de sirable goods, especially adapted to tho Wal halla' Irado, and oui- stock is full and ooruploto and will bc kept so. Wo have remaining a few of tho goods pur chased from Waller, Wat sou & Co., which wo. arc selling below New York cost, and some do^ cided bargains eau still bc had. Our now and fresh Dry Goods, Groceries,) Leather, &0., will he sol I nt bottom prices, anjl. at lower rates than thc same class of goods huvo Leen offered in this market'. Our mountain friend.* will find belier bargains for their produce, either in cash or barter, than' they usually tinbin Walhalla. Coffee, Flout', Com and Bacon arc specialties' with us. To Arrivo, Tho best Canvassed Hams, fresh and cxtrrV quality. Call and try them. J. ll SLIGH & SON., July 2C, 1877 24 H?CH&HB TOXBE'S CITY MACHINE WORKS; M A N ll FACT U II K II OF PORTABLE AMD STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES,' SAW .MILLS, FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS FOUNDRY WORK IN IRON AND BRASS, Nov 30, 187G 3 ly FOTJTZ'S CELEBRATED Horse and Cattle Powd?fsr This preparation,long and favorably, known, ?III thoroughly re-lnvigorato broken down and low-spirited horses, by strengthening and cleansing tho etomaoh and Intestines. It ls a sure preventive of nil disease* <CJm&25& incident to this uni mal, euch OS Lu.. ? F KV KU, ?LANDERS, YELLOW .-kw "j; WATKIl, HKAVES, COUGHS, DIS- J^T?V ft,'/l TEMPER, FEVERS, FOUNDER, ^TSfflk I.OSSOF A IT KT I Tl'. AND VITAL $?mD&C ENERGY, fcc. Its uso Improves _di%m^ifSrV the wind, increases ttio nppoUtc-- li 1/ wHfV gives a smooth and glossy skin-and Jyj' transforms lim miserable! skeleton ?r!-S3t?8??v/vS' into a liuc-lookinn and spirited horse, twill i/WWB?ITP . To keepers of Cows this prepara tion ls Invaluable, lt is a eure pre i vcntlvo against Rinderpest, Hollovr. I Horn, etc. It lins been proven by J cctmil cxpciimcnt to increase tho I quantity of milk and cream twenty _J per cent, and make tho butter ?rnt?. ?vnwr an(j 8wcct, jn fattening cattle, it irires there an appetite, loosens" their lilao, and'makes' them thrive much faster. , -- . f> " In all dlseases'of Swlno, such as Coughs,Ulcers td' the Lungs. Ll vcr,ko., this Article acts as a specific Hy putting from one half a paper to n p?i*or in a barrel of swill thoabovodltenscs wlllhoeradi* cated or entirety prevented. If given In time, a certain preventivo Abi euro for tho nog Cholera. DAVID E. FOUTZ, Proprietor, ? BAIiTIMOB?J, Md.'v ?old by Dru??lfltf i and Rlorcko?ran through- ' ?Mt tho UnltcdBtutos, Oanadnau?B.Ainorlcu, May 8,1877 24 Vf Private Boarding. D. 0 ? E M A N N, Proprietor. npI?E above well-known House lins rccorit .L ly been repaired and repainted, mid in now optm for'tho reception of visitors, wno will always lind a hearty welcome awaiting them. . ...?'!... Thc labio will bc iniripli?d with tho best that, cnn bc l\ad in tho mnrko$. Good' npd attontivo $orva,n(s olwnys on hand ready mid waiting to riny every ut ten-' lion to guests. In connection with tho Mouse is n FII?RT CLASS BAU BOOM, in whioh...otiti bo found* st nil time?, thc best brands o? BRANDIES. , WM SK I IC Fi, WINES. , " . S?OARS, &c.; dei Also', near tho Houso, will bo found bath N I N K and TEN-PIN ALLEYS for tho no conn,iodation of those who wish it. ?Sy No pains will bo sparoit tb fondor guests comfoTtnble. March 21, 187'fr 10