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?) Xiooal Dopartmont. Y Good rains last wook and this wook. A good sowing maohlno ?for salo at this oilico on rctujonnblo tonna. Montlily Conoort o? Prayer for missions at at tin Presbyterian Church on Sunday night. Hon. John S. Vornor will accept our thanks for a brskot full of nico peaches. Rev. II. M. Barton will proaob In tho Baptist Church on noxt Sunday morning. Thero will boa called mooting of tho Young Mon's Christian Association on Monday night boxt. ? lull attendanco is oarnostly dosircd. Attention is directed to tho notico of tho Courily Auditor, oalling a mooting of tho County Board of Equalization of this County. Prayer mooting nt West Union on Friday night, undor tho auspicos of tho Y. M. C. A. bf Walhalla. Tho public aro invitod. ! Quito a rovival is hoing carriod on at tho colored Methodist Church and a degrco of 'forvid eoal is manifoBtod by tho ohurch. Wo understand that sixteen persons woro 'confirmed by Bishop Howo in tho Episcopal 'Church at Pendleton Inst Sunday. Murriod, on tho 2d instant, by Rov. Flotchcr femith, Mr. Frod Whito to Miss Lou Dodd, all bf Oconco. An interesting communication appears on bur first pogo, undor tho signature of "K appa." lt will bear reading. A New York drummer arrived in Walhalla on last Monday, bringing with him throo *'dog houses." r . * ~ A two-horso wagon, with double harness, Und a walnut Bot ol bed room furnituro arc advertised for salo this week. Tho merchants of Walhalla aro thinking ol flying to tho mountains to got rid of thc drummers, who aro arriving boro on cvorj train. Tho County Commissioners havo mado r chango in the timo of lotting ont tho bridge! to bc repaired and built. Seo chango ir advertisement. Mr. W. C. Ervin, who has been dowe soveral weeks with tho typhoid fever, isconva* loscing, and with caro, will soon Lo able ti attend to his duties nt tho bank again. We have received a communication from Col F. W. MoMustor, of Columbia, in roforonoo t< 'our editorial on usury in last week's paper Vvhich wo will lay boforo our readers ncx Wook. Our little girl looks caro worn and pal< "Worms aro destroying her. When wo son to tho store again don't forget to buy a betti of Sbrinor's Indian Verm?fugo. Wo understand tho Methodist Camp mool ing at Sandy Springs, in Anderson Count; will commonco on tho third Thursday in Spf tomber next. Tho old arbor is hoing rc covored and othorwiso iruprovod. It cortainl needed it. Rev. Mr. Morris pronched ono of his be .sonnons nt Richland Presbyterian Church o last Sunday. After preaching tho Lord y- Suppor wns commemorated and two porsoi added to tho church. ''Ellon Early," tho story that wo aro no publishing, will bo completed next wee v.hon we will commence the publication of thrilling detective atory, entitled "Hanni rho Dotcctivc," from the New York Firent .Companion. You should not miss rcadii this story. A great religious rovival, wo aro informe is in progress nt Return Baptist Chutch, this county. Sixteen persons woro baptis by immorsion on Sunday last. Tho mcctii commenced on tho lOfh of August and hoing continued with much intorost. Rov. Holder is carrying on tho mooting. Attention is directed to thc advertisnmc nf W. F. Evans & Co., Chicago, Illinois, w propose to 6oll a certain kind of jewelry a watches at very reasonable rates. If t jewolry woro all brass it would bo chci1 Oivo them a trial. They propose to deal fail .and squaroly. Mr. Dendy, our School Commissioner, fe nishoa us thc information that thero are < school claims in his office, anterior to Novo ber 1,187.1, amounting to $801.90. Teaclu fiavo unpaid claims to a large amount sit that time, but they aro not chargeable agaii tVo public school fund. After tho payment tho above sum of $801.90, tho balanco the poll tax for 187G.-77 will bo applied to , payment of teachers for the samo period. Tho caso in Trial Justice Gibson's Court Tuesday, of tho Stale against Abraham L< and Malissa Thrift, resulted in tho acqnii of the parties. A considerable number persona wore in attendanco, mnnifosling unusual degree of interest in tho disposit of a very small matter. Rov. Mr. Meadows, of tho Methodist Chut Informs us that ho has had quito a roligi rovival at ono of his churches called Doe Springs, in tho upp*br portion of this cout Tho mooting bogan on August 18th, and c tinuod ono wook. Nino porsons woro nd to tho ohurch by profession and five hy lot and tho ohurch gonorally rovivod. Meadows had to oloso his meeting for want of asa'i8tanco. Th?s? of our roadors having daughters educate will consult their intorost by road the advortisoment of Duo Wost Fon Collogo in this issno. From tho c?talo boforo us wo notico that this institution In faculty unsurpassed by any female coll that wo know of. Tho course of study ia and comploto in all its departments, number of its pupils in attend,mee at session was 81. Tho collogo is locatod in quiot littlo villago of Duo Wost, in Abbe County, away from tho noiso and bustle larger towna, and just tho placo for stud1 to givo their whole timo to their studies. Edmund Kcols, oolorod, was in Trial Jut Gibson's ofiico on Monday, getting a war for tho arrest of Bill Barton, colored, wh is said, waylaid Koola on Sunday night, 1 Rook Springs Church, Pulaski Township, gare him a sovoro blow and a ghastly wc with a rock on tho loft sido ot tho hoad 1 tho oyo. If the rock had hit tho oolorod squarely in ibo temple it no doubt would ! produced instant death. Mosers Lucidon & Batos, of Savannah, Qa., tho groat wholesale piano and organ doalors of tho South, hnvo withdrawn all local arron cica for tho salo of their instruments, and will hcroaftor supply purchasers diroot, without tho aid or intervention of agents at strictly factory prices. There aro no moro reliable mon in tho muslo trado than Loddon & Batos. Bead tholr advortieomont, and send for oataloguo, clo, Thomas Hutchins and Honry CarVor nrd In jail as Unitod Stntos prisonors for soiling whiskey. Ilutohins is in for oight months. Cnrvor is in for thrco months-ono month for selling whiskey and two months for rosisting tho doputy marshal Knight. Wo hopo tho people will koop clear of tho liquor traffio for tho future Tho jurors for tho noxt term of tho United Stntos Court at Orconvillo havo boon drawn. Jamos Fishor, A. M. Hoodor. Stepney Oroon, Jamos B. Grant and S. E. Maxwell fepreoont Oconcoon tho grand jury: and Wm. A. Barron nnd A. W. Thompson on tho pdtit jury. The roligious meeting in the Baptist Ohuroh of Walhalla closed on Sunday night Inst. Mr. Hid?n, of Greenville, preached with ] | power and effect, night and day, until Satur day last, when ho returned to his own placo of labor. On Sunday morning tho Hov. Mr. Sanders, pastor, dolivored a very touohing and fooling addross on tho subject of heaven, tho ctomni abode of tho blest. At nighc fare well mdssnges wore dolivored to tho congrogn* tion by Bovs. Lyon and Sanders. These young gontlomcn go to Louisville, Ky., to completo tholr oourso in tho Theological Sominnry, whioh has roccntly boon romovod from Greenville to that placo. Mr. Sanders hftdondoarcd himself vory much to his con gregation, and thoy reluctantly gavo him up. Thirteen porsons joined tho church during tho mooting. Wo omitted to mention last weok tho as sembling of tho colored Baptist Association at Flat Rock Church, ono and a half milos from Walhalla, on Friday, tho 17th. Tho mooting was held fjr thrco days, closing Sunday night. Tho attendance was very largo and del?galos wore present from every portion of | this county, Anderson, Orconvillo, &o. Tho preaching was very good and tho vast congro gailon wcro altentivo nnd orderly. Quito a number of our white citi/.ons attended tho various oxoroisos and were received with much hospitality by tho colored people A largo labio was prepared and well loaded with thc host of edibles, nicely ookod and neatly sorved, and tho invitation to partake freely Riven to our citizens, many of whom availed themselves of thc privilege O akway Locals. August 24th, 1877. Tho Bethel Debating Society is interesting and lluurishing. Last Friday night tho ques tion "Does tho love of money havo more influ ence over man than tho lovo of woman" was dobatod. Prcsidont Brown, aftoran animated discussion, decided in tho negativo. Tho society mot last night and discussed tho ques tion; "Ia drunkenness moro destructivo than war." Decision in favor of tho affirmative. After a ruinous drought rain has como. A protracted meeting commnncod at Smith's Chapel last Saturday and oontinucd up to Wednesday and perhaps longer. Conducted by Rev. T. P. Phillips, Hov. J. Walter Dick son and Rev. B. S. Gaines. Bro. Dickson is spreading himself preaching. Tho Holy Spirit is among the people Sovnral conver sions and accessions to tho church. Crowded congregations, listening to thc preaching with mellow feelings of tho heart. Tho people aro now engaged sowing turnip seed. Tho cotton in tho Fork has sufferod for rain. Tho bolls havo fallon off dreadfully. Corn is burnt up in many fields. Tho crops have suffered under two droughts this year. Tho first ono in tho spring, which bolatod tho growth so as to ho too Into when tho last ono sot in. A storm occurred on Wednesday night. It was about 200 yards or 300 yarda widoi ex tent in length not yet known-, passed through the farms of J A. Bl rod, Rlias Mason and Mrs. Gibson, blowing down tho corn, treen &c. Hopo to bo able to give a moro definite account next week. Tho people havo "bad" colds; othorwiso they aro woll; novdr bettor hoalth enjoyed than thia year. Tho people in thia section ought to havo a day of thanksgiving to tho Almighty for His gnoduoss and mercy in preserving their health and lives. O. C. l?ONl ?flfiCC. Until a change of achedulo tho po?t office will ho open for general deliverv, daily (ex CPpt Sabbath) from 8. A. M to 12 M. ami from 2 P. M. to (5 P. M. On Sabbath open from 8 to 8 30 A. M. Mail closes for the Bluo Ridge Railroad at 0.3(1 P. M. Mail opened at 0 A. M. Franklin, N. C., mail arrives Tuesdays and Fridays at 12 M. and leaves 1 P. M. Cushior'a Valley mail arrives Mondays at G P. M. and loaves Tuesdays nt 0 A. M. Highlands mail arrives Wednesdays ut 12 M. and lenyes at 2 P. M. Keowco mail arrives Thursdays at 10 A. M. and leaves at 12 M. Oak way and Bachelor's Itetrent mail ar rives Fridays at 0 P. M. and loaves Fridays nt 0 A. M. J. H W. JOHNSTON, Postmaster. Jnlv 18th. 1877. Agon ta. Thc following persons aro our authorized agents for K KOW RB COUKIRR, to whom paymentonU bo made for subscription. They will also take tho name or names of thoso who desire to subscribe: Seneoa City-J. M. Dumas. Fair Play-L. L. Jurrurd. Oak way--J. B Sanders. Kuowco-W. J. Gantt. Bachelor's Rotrost--8. IT. Johns. Pendleton--Dr. P. H. E. Sloan. Pickcns C. H.-0. L. Hollingsworth. A quaint old minister onco ^aid. "Now, brethren, I propose to throw thia hymn book nt tho mun who used profano language yester day." Ho inado tho necessary gestiiro, ns though ho Would hurl tho book and curiously enough, every man in* tho congregation' ducked his head. The ago of speculation lins gono by. T? Lo ago of investigation has begun. Tho philosophies of tho past havo at last culminated in a sys* tom which, while it retains the name philoso phy, is in truth a scienco. THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.-No people in tho 1 world suffer ns much will? dyspepsia- ns Americans. Although yeats of exporienco in medicino had foiled to accomplish n certain nnd euro romody for this disenso and its effects, such as sour stomach, heartburn, wutor branh, pick hondaoho. costiveness, palpitation of tho heart, livor complaint, coming up of tho food, low spirits, general dobility, oto., yot sinco the introducci?n of GREEN'S ACOUST FLOWER WO bolivo thoro is no caso of dyspep sia that cannot ho immediately relieved. 30.000 dozon sold last year without ono onso of failure reported. On to your druggist, Dr. lt. E. Norman, and got a Sampld hottlo for 10 cont8 nnd try it. Two doses will tcllovo you. Rogulnr 6?T?O 7? cents. J. ELLISON ADOElt, V Jfc 1). HOlllNSON, A. M'O. DROWN, / \ ELLISON A. 8MVTII. J. E. AMER & GO., 137 and 139 Mooting Streot, 0rtAB?Lil???Ms ?n ?a Wholcsalo Doalors in Foreign and Domestic Hardware? Dutlery, Guns, Bar iron And Steele; Saddlery and Saddlery Hardware; FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES: btato ngcnl8 for thc celebrated FARMERS' FRIEND PLOWS. A full linc of Agricultural Implements and Steels. State agents for (ho TREDEGAR HORSE AND MULE SHOES, which havo been recently improved, and wo now mer them lo tho trade with entire satisfaction. Our cntiro stock is now F Ul. E. AXD COMPLETE, To which wo invito thc attention of tho Fall Trade. All orders receive prompt and careful atten tion. J. E. AUG13U & CO., 137 aud 139 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C. Aug 9, 1877. 38-3<neom SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF Oconuo County, you aro requested to pro ceed ut once to make an enumeration of thc uhlldron in your respective School Districts be tween tho ages of six and sixteen years nnd innkc your returns to this office gratuitously, ns Ito provision was made tor your pay by thc last Assembly. M. U. DENDY, School Commissioner Oconec County. Aug 23, 1877 40-2t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ??raTY ?IF OOQNEiS. In IHc < oura of Frobatc. Ex parto Elizabeth E. Robinson as administra- I trix with tho will annexed of thc cstato of Wm. Robinson, deceased-Petition for thc sale of real and personal estate. BY virtue of an order to me directed by thc Probate Court 1 will sell to tho highest bidder before thc Court House door in Walhalla, between thc legal hours of side, on MONDAY, he Sd of September next, thc following dc jcribed property, to wit: All that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land, situ de, lying nilli being in tho County and Stuto iforcsuid, between Crooked Creek and Little liver, waters of Koweo Uiver, adjoining lands if John L. Smith, C. Smith, JnRIOS L. Royd md others, containing ninety-eight acres, moro MT Ic83. ALSO, Thc Personal Estate will bc sold on SATUR DAY, tho 1st day of September next, by thc idministratrix al her residence, consisting of louschold and Kitchen Furniture TERMS OF SALE-Cash. lt. E. NORMAN, Coroner, Aoting Sheriff; Oconec County. AUK 9, 1877 38 4 BY virtue of an execution to mc directed I will sell to the highest bidder, before ho Court IIouso door at Walhalla, on HON DAY, September 3d, 1877, between ho legal hours of salo, the following dc cribed personal property: All tito interest ot ?f. C. Taylor in thc tartucrship ot' 1? S. James A- Co., in tho Registered Distillery, No. 9, near West Jnion, hoing an interest in two stills and leven stands and some unstamped whiskey. Said interest levied on as tho property of J. j. Taylor at thc suit of L?rick & Lowrance md others against Taylor it Ellison. TERMS-Cash. Sold at the risk of thc former purchaser. If purchasers do not comply with thc erins of sale tho above property will bo m m ciliately re-sold at tho risk of thc orator purchaser. Plaintiffs and Defendants whosottlo their ?ases out of tho office, after advertisement tas boen inserted, will tnko notice that it viii not bc respected until all costs have <cen paid to me. lt R NORMAN, Coroner, Acting Sheriff Oconeo County. August 9,1877 38 3 FRESH BEEF rilH best MOUNTAIN REEF can bo had at all I hours, on every day of tho week, at my karkol ho6se, on Main stree*, below Watson's ld stand. I kill regularly Mondays, Wedncs ays and Fridays, and oftener if necessary, and living a good cool cellar I can keep it fresh and ound. and can supply porsons in tho (own and ountry nt all limes. Pri?os vary from two lo m'en cents per pound, and persons paying cash n delivery of frcof can obtain il at a discount f ono.cont on thc pound,. Person? who buy for ash above ono dollar's worth, can gei.nn addi onal discount pf .GVo per OoM. I occasionally nvo Pork and' Mutton tot salo, and will, in a tiort time, kcop lt regularly. Respectfully, M. II. RIlYflE. Aug l>, 1877 " 88-2iu ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE ATLETA, ??? Tllli Twentieth Annual Courso of Lectured will commence October lGth, 1877, uni dioses Mureil 1st, 1878. KAUur.TY-J. 0. Westmoreland. W, P. West moreland, W. A. Love, V. II. Taliafcrro, John Thad. Johnson, A. W. Calhoun, J. It. Logan, J. T. Dunk?; Demonstrator of Anatomy, G. W. Nutting. fiend for announcement, giving full informa tion. JOHN THAD. JOHNSON, Doon. Aug 2, 1877 87-2m ADG3SU COLUBGS* THU exercises of this Institution will bo Opened at Walhalla, South Carolina, on THURS? DAY, tho Ot ll day of September next, with a corps of competent professors. Tuition, in advance $20 in Collogiale; $10 in Preparatory, and $0 and $3 in tho Trlmary Departments por session of fivo months. Hoard, including everything except liglds and washing, $10 per month, payable monthly in advance Location noted for health, pleasant olimale and good water. For particulars address J, J. NORTON, Chairman of Stockholders. Aug 2, 1877 87 SINGER SEWING MACHINES, I HAVE PURCHASED Twenty Ivlsuoliiiies WITH tho good will of tho company for Oooneo County. I hopo former customers will recommend mc and tho SINUKK to those wishing to buy. Prices Rodncod to $35 to $50, According to terms and styles. Orders loft at Mrs. James George's, Walhalla, will reach mc. Noodles and oil cm bo bought ?hero also. WM. D. TODD. Aug 9, 1877 38-3m Notice to Creditors. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF O CO NEE. In tho Court of Prohato. Saroh Ilunntoult, suing for herself and others vs. tho children of Wm. Ilunnicutt, deceased, and others.-Petition and complaint lo sell real estate, to pay debts, marshal assets, cte. UNDER decree of thc Probate Court in Hus action, all thc oroditors of Sarah Kntrckcn, deceased, are required lo present ami prove their claims before me on or before FRIDAY, tho 31st day of August, 1877. according lo law. 1UC II A RI) LE II'IS, Judgo of Probate. Aug 9, 1877 88-it Ayers Cathartic Pills, For all tiro purpoann of a Family Physio, and for citrine Costiveness. Jaundice, Indigestion, Foul ?tomaen, Breath, Headache, Erysipelas, lihouruutism, Eruptions ami Skin Disensos, BU iousnos.t. Dropsy, Tumors, Worms, WonraiRia, as a Dinner Pill, for Purifying tho Blood, fl. 4 Aro thc most cf <^?*?<?V ? lectivo and consett 0S?$M? ^ nial purgative ever (faTw \ discovered. I li?* y KS aiu ,n'kl, but ei W*fo \\ S?1 ? K"cUm' in their ??fW ii?\$ix operation, moving (fjr v/^ACi {,U! "owela surely yjwS? fill nu<' whhout pain. ,S?p^J<C\ ? ?1| Although pe nt lc /tW^Tf^', \M H ? 111 their operation, IW9K5?^SK :1rA lhvyarc s,il111,0 p-i^?*^-^^M^? most thorough and ^^^gWEfifi - searching cathar tic medicine that cnn he employed : cleans ing the. stomach and bowels, and even the blood. In small ?loses of one pill a day, they stimulate tho digestivo organs and promote vigorous health. AYKR'S PILLS have been known for more than a quarter of a century, ami have obtained a world-wide reputation for their virtues. They correct diseased action in thc several assimilative organs of thc body, and are. so composed flint obstruc tions within their range can rarely with stand or evade thom. Not only do they rurc the ovory-day complaints of every body, but also formidable and dangerous diseases that have ba filed thc best of human skill. While they produce power Ail ell'octs, they are, at the same time, the safest and best physic for children. Ry their aperient action they gripe much less than the common purgatives, and never pi ve pain when the bowels are not i ll limited. They reach tho vital fountains of (he blood, and strengthen thesvsiem hy freeing it from the elements ol weakness. Adapted lo all nges ami conditions in all climates, containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may be taken willi safety hy anybody. Their sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take: while being purely verm?hle, no lmrm can arise from their tteo in any quantity. PIIKI*AM-:O nv Dr. J. C, AYER di CO., Lowell, Mass., I'mctlonl un<l Aiutlvtlcul Clii-mi-t*. SOLD BY. ALL DU DUO lal S EVERYWHERE. For salo bv DR. IL K. NORMAN. July 6, 1877 33-Iy WML % A'.- 2 1877 37-ly* ESTABLISHED IN 1850. NORMAN'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL ESTABLISHMENT, WALHALLA, H. C. Drugs, Medicines and Chomical?, Fancy and Toilot Articles, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, &c. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully com pounded, and orders answorcd with caro and dispatch. Farmers and Physi ciansfrom tho country will fiiid tny stock of Medicines completo, warranted genuine, and of tho best quality. .Jewelry, Cutlory and Pistols. French Confectionery, Just Re ceived, Fancy Goods, Toys, &c Crackers-All Flavors. Sogars and Tobacco. Snuff, &c, &c. July 12, 1877 20-1 y ECONOMY IS WEALTH ! A Lot of Fx (ra Fine Flour, ground from thc very liest New Wheat. Warranted in every re spect . Can he found at Low for Cash, J. E. HENDRIX. July 12, 1877 r-iy WILL BR LET to thc lowest bidder by thc County Oommissioncis on MONDAY, thc 10th of September next, nt ll o'clock A. M.. thc repairing of tho Covered Dridgo nt Old Pickcns Court House. At.SO, On TUESDAY, thc 11 th of September, al 3 o'clock I?, M., thc building of a New Rridge over C hau ga Creek at or near "lt A. dimer's Mill." ALSO, On TUESDAY, tho 12th of September, at 10 o'clock A. M , thc building of n New llridgc over Chunga Creek nt "Hmso Shoe." Finns, &o., exhibited nt thc pince and on thc day of salo. J. W. STRIBLINO, Clerk Hoard County Commissioners. Aug 0, 1877 88-61 Trolls:, F1MHJH5! FM?UI? BJ SITTWS SKILLS ARK NOW IN THOROUGH REPAIR, AND wc arc prepared to wait on customers. Tho Mills are in charge of G. N. AND J. P>. COTII11AN, and they will bc glad to sec any und nil of our former customers. Tho mills make tho very best of Flour, and Pirgo lum outs from thc grain. Persons having wheat to grind will do well to give m a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. The mills arc about live miles from Seneca City and about fifteen miles from Walhalla, on C?nnoroSS f'reek. May SI, 1877 28 Cmos JOHN D. BURNS. UKO. Vf. BAYS. BUMS & HAYS Have on hand a large Stock of COOKING STOVES, itMItGl! wo sell under a iriw.rnnleo-prices ? V ranging from $18 np.; Wo keep ft largo slock of Plain, Pressed, llotinod and C>ppcr Ware, willoh wo sell ohe.ap for cash. Wc aro prepared lo do all kinds of work dono In ?he Stove and T(n line. Roofing and Uiitterfng rn ad o pc specially. An oxninlnation of slook and orders solicited. Thankful for past favors, wo aro, respectfully, RDRNS & HAYS. Oct 8, 1870 Al U m ._.'_J Oranci ? IP i ? a ? ? OP Dry Goods, Notions iind Fancy Good? AT Tili: LADIES' STORE On Monday* tho 23d Instant* WK will open n new nnd fashionable lut of tho abovo named goods direct from Now Tork, ?nd would respectfully invl?o our customers to call and examine Ihcni, and nlso our Btock of Ladies', Oenls and Children's Hats, Shoes and Gaiters, which is complete in every department. We aro selling our slook of dents' Winter Clothing, Ladles' Cloaks, Shawls and Boulevard Skirt? at cost for cash. Wc arc agents for Winshlp'a Cotton Giu8 and l'rosscB, Saw aud Crisl Mills, Steam Engines abd Sorghum M?11? ALSO, For Clegg's l'aient Evaporators. Parlies wanting any of tho abovo can apply to us for terms and prices. Tho latest improvement in Fruit Jars on hand. Respectfully, C. L. REID & CO. July 19, 1877 NOTWITHSTANDING thc Immense sales of of tho past two months. We havo boen re ceiving large stocks every week of frosh aud de sirable goods, especiady adapted to tho Wal halla trndc, and our stock is full and completo and will bo kept eo. Wc have remaining a few of tho goods pur chased from Waller, Watson & Co., which Vio are selling below New York cost, and some do cided bargains oan still bc had. Our new and fresh Dry Goods, Groceries* Leather. &o., will bo sol I at bottom prioes, ano} at lower rates than thc same class of goods havo been offered in litis market. Our mountain friends will find better bargains: for their produce, either in ca3h or barter, than, (hey usually find iii Walhalla. Coffee, Floor, Corn and Bacon aro spocialtici. with ui. To Arrive; Tho best Canvassed Hams, fresh and extra quality. Call and try them. J. ll SLIGH & SON. July 2G, 1877 . 24 E?GHAia? T OXER'S CITY MACHINE WORKS. MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS FOUNDRY WORK IN IROtf AND BRASS, T 3B fit RS 05 IF. IS S A:. 1SK Al* JE IS ST. coXjTjrvii3iA., *s. o. Nov MO, 1876 3 ly ^oTjr?rz's CELEBRATED Horse and Oattlo Powd?rS? - ? ^ry* This preparation, long and favorably. ^4^Rw5?J^v} known, will thoroughly ro-lnvlnorat.^ IfflnfitaJ f broken down and low-spirited horses^ Mw ^Itt strengthening and cleansing tho tl\. \\ ?* elo m noli and Intestines. ?SwflfftliL H 1" a sure prevenUveof all diseases! ^CUnKiSSb Incident to lids animal, tucU as LU.N (i FRY BR. GLANDERS, YELLOW -J WATER, HRAVK3, C0UC.II3, DIS- t\x/i TRMFRR, KEVBRS, KO U N I) ER , ^KfcA LOSS OK API'BTITB AND VITAL J?WfeSSTv ENERGY, fcc Ita usi Improves _?^??M!^LH'} the wind, Increases tit? appetite- vt/ Wt J gives nsmoolh and glossy skin-anti y j ,^y?' transforma the miscrablo skeleton r^Sf?i?C^rv?? uUoaunc-looltJngandsplrltcdhorse. k?g??%&s&' > \ \ *. To keepers of Cor3 this prepara tlon Is Invaluable. It is a euro pre? jtf?^*jWJ!5??l ventlvoagainst Rinderpest, Hollow mlfriiTiiiirirl H?rnt ctc R has boen proven by t^MVjjjvMU nctnnl experiment to iii<-rt\T,<*> tin? V-Ylj? MWULM a *iuantlty of milk and cream twenty -J?fe'xSca?!? pt'cent, and make tlio butter firm "??Bb**^ ftn(| pM-rrt. In Aittcnlng cattle, lt gives them an appel! to, looscus their hide, and mute? theinthrive much faster. _...? ,. _- - ? Tn atl diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcers Ia the Lung*. Liver,'A-c., this article nets wm , ." ns a specific Hy putting from ono- S^'Swiiltl half a paper to a paper In a barrel of fefc^*?VSlr?? ?will the abovo dlicascs will be eradi* ^^KSMBfin cated or < np rely prevented. If Riven ?TEiZEllj? in t!ino, a cortntri preventivo aud i ??f^y?" ?uro for tho IIOR Cholera, ! ?ff '^r DAVID E. FOUTZ, Propr?otor, . DALTIMORB, Md;' ?old by Dmgftj sis and Storekeepers through*' out tho UnltedStates, Canada aud B.Arnorloav May ?3,1877 . 24 ly Private Boarding. D. B 1 E M ? N N, Proprietor. r|"MIK above well-known House lins recent -?_ ly boon repaired anti repainted, und IP no\v open for tho reception of visitors, win. will always find fl Ucr.rty wolconio awaiting thom. Tlie, table will bo supplied with tho bdst that can be had in tho market. Good nnd nttcntivo Sorvnnts always on hand rcadv anti waiting to pay overy ?ttou tion to guests. in oonncotion with tho House ls a FIH*T CLASS BAU ROOM, in which can bo found ?*t all times, tho best brands of Ii li A ND IKS, WHISKIES. WINES, SEO ARS. Ac., de. Also, noar tho Ilonso, will bo found both N1NK and TKN-PIN ALLEYS for tho no?, oonnnodution of thoso who wish it. No pains will bo fiparod to vendor guosts ooninVtnhle. Mureil SM, 1875 *.t>