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? ->i i. i ira?, .i ni.TnlYi \i? Vn in .???? Ijooal TJopixrtuioii 1 + -?- ff Rain in abundance. The College bu rocoived daily accessions of students, of from 4 to 8 sinoe Monday. Tho oollcgo bell sounds famili?r, striking the hours regularly. , Oom in this county is genorally good, both bottom and npland. Sevor?l marriages aro on the tapis, it is enid, in Walhalla. Mi-. Daniels han moved to tho Yarborough llouao and opened it as a boardiug hon so. Rov. J. R. Riloy now occupies Rev. John G/, Lavr's residouco. Rev. Dr. SmoUzcr will proaoh ia tho Baptist Church uext Sunday morning. Fresh Bait water Ash for sale at Biomann'e ? toro every Wednesday morning. The Walhalla Femalo College opens this '(Thursday) morning, in tho Schroder Building, nt 10 A. M; Tho Bluo Ridge train, one night last week, ran over and killed a rattlesnake and a polo 'oat, between Seneca City and Walhalla. Thoro ie something now in tho advertise* mont of Sitton's flouring mills which demands your attention. Soo what it is. Wc aro informed that tiomo revenue officials Visited Pendleton a few days ago and acted badly. Mr. C. L. Reid IOOVOB to-day for New .York to lay in his fall and winter stock of * goods. Mr. J. B. Boioost, of our town, and a rocont graduato of Nowborry Oollcgo, is ?caching school at Seneca City. Mrs. Nunnnmakor has moved from tho Kinard house and taken quarters in tho Par ker house . Cotton is opening in this county rapidly. Picking, will begin in earnest as soon ns tho fodder has boon saved. Oourt will opon at Anderson on next Mon? Way according to law. Judgo Northrop is tho judge assigned to this circuit. Court for Oconeo County will begin on tho first Monday ia October, being the first duy of tho month. Tho prolractcd meeting at Rock Spring Me thodist Church closed on last Thursday morning. Result-several conversions and seven additions to tho church. * A series of night meetings will begin in tho Walhalla Methodist Episcopal Church on next Wcdnosday evening, 10th instant, at carly candle light. Wo hear of a groat many tobacco patches through the county. If people will uso this wood, wo liko tc seo thom grow it and save their money for better purposes. Seo what J. E. Hendrix, one of tho livo merchants of Walhalla, has to say. Ho adver tises that he has bacon, sugar, coffee, flour, &o., low for cash, and he means what bo says, for we - Imvo tried him and know. - ? Tho number of students in tho Adgcr Oollogo bas inoronsed from 61 to 81 from Friday to Tuesday. Wo hear of others coming. Hoavy rains foll in Walhalla on Sunday night and Monday, continuing throughout the day. It effectually checked fodder pulling, hut tho sun again invites tho farmer to renew his work of blado-stripping. Prof. W. Onslow, who has beon teaching tho (?orman school in our town, soon leaves for Charleston to toko a position in ono of the popular institutions of learning in (bat eily. Wo fool authorized in announcing that an excursion train will bo run from Walhalla to Sandy Springs Camp Ground on next Sunday. The (rain will leave Walhalla about ? o'clock A. M. and return about 8 o'olook P, M. Fare foi tho round trip, ono dollar. Addington & Co. r will convoy passengers on i bat day to and from tho depot for ono faro. A beautiful child is tho pride of tho house hold. Worms will darken its complexion and ruin its health. Save it, Oh I savo it. One or two dotes of Shrinor's Indian Vormi?ige will sot all things right again. The raocting at Fair Viow Methodist Church, conducted by ibo Revs. Smith and Neville, closed on tho Otb instant. Church revived con siderably and five joined. Up to this date 65 Oiavo boon added to the oburcb on thc Walhalla and Seneca City Circuit sinco January last. Agood many of the etudontn in Adger Col lego aro from a distance, Richland, Laurens, Nowberry, Lexington, Andorson, Abbeville, Soaufort and other Counties hoing ropro flouted. Wo hoar of othor applications for board. Tho caso in Trlrtl Justico Gibson's Court, on la?t Saturday and Monday, botweon B. P. Cox against M. II. Bryoo, tho formor suing thc latter for tho possession of amulo, resulted in favor of Cox, Bryco having to pay tho ooste nf tho court and to doli vcr up tho mulo foi $25. Col. J. J. Norton rcprosontod Cox and Maj. S. P. Dondy Bryoo. There ia a great deal of sorghum planted this year tn this county, and tho buying ol mil)? indicate* n rotura to this spocios of syrup for general uso. It is easily mudo, and is i profitable orop, saving to tho fumier a goet deal of money. ^ j Tho old students of Nowborry Collogo ari troll plonsod with tho professors of the Adgoi College? Thoy are mon of cnlturo, oharnotci and oxporionco and would do credit to tin professorial ohnir of any institution. Ou institution is nil a student could desire, am it advanoos its matriculates as far as an; Collogo in tho State. Messrs John W. Zimmerman and Jame p ' 'E. Hughes will ?coopt our thanks for th * gallon of sorghum Sytup loft nt our door ii ourobsoncb. We hate tried tho syrapan pronounce it excellent, hoing of a brigit yollow color and thick; Those young gonth mon Inform as (hat th?y aro now ongnged i making eyrdp on Cook's patent portabl evaporators are (revoling with their appa ratus to acoommodid? tho public. Thoy pro nounco Cook's pat?ftt lJl0 tI?0 ^rk,( Wo invito attention to the advorlisoment of a smell form neat Walhalla, abovo "inquiro at this office" This farm oontaino 150 acres, 20 aoros of bottom in a high stato of cultiva tion. It has an abundance of woodland and is well watered both by springs and branohos. lt has on it a comfortable eottngo and good outbuildings, all in perfect ropair, with a very good fruit orchard. Evory thing about tho placo ia in porfeot trim, and boing in easy roach of the oollego by a public road, it ?9 nt this time a dceirablo iuvostmont. Wboevor failed to hoar tho sermon of Professor Riloy on Sunday at tho Presbyte rian Church lost an intellectual and moral trout. Wo rognrdod it tho finest effort we had heard in years. It was with both tho power of tho spirit and tho strength of reasoning, combining argument with an appeal to the emotional naturo in such proportion as to make a pleasing whole. Many woro affected to tears and wo trust all woro spiritually boncfitcd. Dr. Smoltzor and ROY. Novillo exchanged pulpits on last Sunday, tho former preaching in tho Methodist Church nt this placo, morn? ing and night, and tho latter filling an ap pointment of Dr. Smoltzer's, somewhere in tho neighborhood of Townvillo. Dr. Smoltzor preaohod extempore and hid subject, "Almost thou pursuadost me to bo a Christian," was ably and eloquently discussod. Mr. A. Bronncoko, Treasurer Town Council of Walhalla, gives notice in another column that after tho lirst day of October next, unless paid before that timo, twenty per cent, penalty will bo udded on nil unpaid town taxes and executions issued. Thc tux books fur tho oolleotion of taxos cnn bo found at tho store of C. L. Roid & Co. Four plnnots aro now visible in thc evening in addition to tho fixed stars-Venue, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars. Venus is conspicuous in tho Wost in tho oarly twilight. Jupiter id nearly duo South, nnd is prominent in the wostorn quarter till after midnight. Mnrs and Saturn nro visibloin thc East. Tho position of Mars during tho next six days will bo un usually interesting, ns ho will bo vory near tho earth. lt foll to our lot to bo at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday, but wo understand Dr. Smoltacr, at tho Methodist Church, delivered a soul-stirring sermon from tho text, "Thou almost persuadest mo to bo a Christian." Our pooplo well know tho power of Dr. Smoltzor, nnd with Buoh a toxt wo aro told ho outdid himself. Dr. Smoltzor oxpects soon to opon a female coll -go at this pince and his ability, high moral character and eminent fitness to run such an institution, insuro its suceoss. His efforts shall havo cur earnest God-speed, for ho desorvod to succeed nnd will succeed by making it tho interest of our people to patron izo his college Wo aro deeply pained to learn of the death of Mrs. ltcbceonSholor, which occurred nt tho residence of her husband, Warren lt, Sholor. on tho (it h instant, nftor n brief illness. Mrs Sholor lived in Wulhnlla during tho year 1870, and by her kind heart and ladylike qualities endeared herself to all who mudo her ac quaintance. She was kind to tho poor, our< toons to all. nnd ns a neighbor beloved, and wo hnvo heard of but one expression among her acquaintances, nnd that of deep sorrow ut her death. Ilor husband is ono of our best citizens, and in losing tho priceless treasure of whoso companionship death lins deprived him, he lins our heartfelt sympathies, Mrs Sholor had been a moinber of the Presbyterian Church for a number of years. O eui?: way Hioosuls. September 7, 1877. Mrs. Laura Mason, nt Fair Piny, in striking nt a cow to prevent her from hurting Mr. dames Senborn's littlo boy, broko her nrm. Last Tuesday Mr. Franois M. Barton's mulo took a notion to run away. Ho and his wife wero in tho wagon; ho jumped out nnd got bold of the bridlo nnd directed his wife to jump out, nnd in jumping out broke one of her legs. Tho quarterly meeting nt Centre Church wno well nttonded on Saturday nnd Sunday. Hov. Darby preached in his usual fino and plain stylo. Two persons joined the church. Tho meeting closed on Sunday evening. Tho pooplo aro pulling fodder and making up thoir mollisses eano-sorghum. To night tho debating society moots at Bethal to discuss tho question "Did Columbus descrvo moro honor for discovering tho Ameri can Continont than Washington fur defending it." Tho Deputy U, S. Marshal bus stirred up Seneca liquor mon, concerning their licenses. If a bridge ovor a doop stream is very narrow you should koop in tho center of it, or you may fall in tho abyss. If tho ground is slippory wbcroon you trend you should bo vory cautious oro you fall, and become in volved in mud. What I say to ono I say to all, watch. Old corn is vory pcarco. Chickens have fallon boforo thc cooks tiloso protrnotod mooting days-nnd oilier visits that have boon mado wherein fried chicken is nu acceptable and fondly consumed diet. J. A. EIrod and A. Bourdon havo a "mo lassos" mill with which thoy aro busy making syrup for themselves and others. Tho road ordorcd by tho County Commis* sionera to bo opened from Oak way via Now Bcthol Church into tho Fair Play road to Westminster, lins just boon clonnod out. Hopo Mr. S. M. Crawford will travel it soon and appreciate tho improved look of tho places upon it. Tho pcoplo should havo moro tasto for public intornnl improvement, both in tho publie highways and public paths, than thoy scorn to demonstrate Moot and clonr out and work tho public roads to mill, to church nnd any other road in public uso, and such a spirit will el?valo tho character of the pcoplo in tho whole County and selfishness will dwindle in a corresponding, ratio. A good rain yoslorday evening. Mrs. Rebcooa Shelor, tho wifo of U. W. Sholor, died yestordoy, at 12 M., aftor a yery eovoro illness of sovotnl days. Proaohing began at Townvillo on tho 1st instant and continued ono week. Rov. J. K. Mondonholl wrts thoro in ohargo of the meot lng and I am Inforniod that 00 or 30 havo joinodV 9? ?' I Ooonee LIO?SU?B. Aa wo seo nothing from our section in jour pnpor wo will sood you n fow items. Wo Imvo beon recently blessed with re freshing showers of rain which wore groatly noeded. AH of our publio roads bnvo boon lately worked nnd aro now in a good condition. Our pooplo aro now enguged in pulling fodder, baying, Ac Coro lins boon considerably injured by tho Into drought. Sorghum is gonorally good. Capt. Nanoo and Mr. Thomas Todd have excellent orops of cotton, which on othor farms is moro or less inferior. Fruit, especially pcachod, has been abun dant. All of our tobacco chewers hnvo raised Ano crops of tho weed; so you can inform the Walhalla merchants thoy will huvo rory little profitable trade ia that lino from our Boction. Tho young folks of our neighborhood had prepared to enjoy themselves at a pio nio nt Store Hill, tho 1st instant; but on assembling, hearing that death had visited tho houso of a uoighbor (Mr. J. N. ?luthorford) and bereaved him of two of his darling children, making a ead breach in his family, they desisted in their gay onjoymont, preferring to share with him his distress. It was tho saddest occur rence that has visited us for some timo. These two children woro named Essie Lona and Warren, and woro two and throe yours old. Thoy died in about 12 hours of oaoh other and wore buried sido by side in ono gravo nt Bothol. Their funeral was preached on last Sunday, the 9th instant, by Hov. Flotohor Smith. In our next wo will try to inform you of tho educational condition, debating societies, churches, oto.| of our township. C. II. Tho election in California bas rosuiiod ir: tho election of a Democratic Legislature, thus securing thoolectien of a Democrat io United States Senator in placo of Sargent, Hnpubli can. FEMALE COLLEGE. 'PHIS Institution will bc opened for (he rcccp L lion of pupils nt (ho residence of tho Presi dent, on THURSDAY, September 13th, 1877. It will be strictly a Fenialo College Competent Instructors secured. TER WS, As regulated by tho Board of Trustees: r u K1' A ll A TO it Y PB PA ?Tit BNT. Juvenile Class, $2,?l) por torin of fivo months, in advance Primary Class, ?1 per term of fivo months, in advance. Academic Class, $5 por term of five months, in advance Incidental exportes in tho Preparatory De partment, 50 cents for fivo months. CO 1.1.K< 11 ATB ll R I? A HT M K XT. Junior Class, $16 per tomi of five months, in advance. Intermediate Class, $15 per term of five mouths, in advance Senior Class, $17.60 per term of five months, in ndvance. Incidental expenses in the Collcgialo Depart ment, per term of five months, $1. These charges aro exclusive of State funds. Board, washing, room, light and fuel, $15 per month. For further particulars address KEV. DR. J. P. SMKLTZBR, President. August 30. 1877 4 l-l m AD S SH G#ME&E. -o:o THE exercises of this Institution will be opened at Walhalla, Soul li Carolina, on Til U US DA V, thc Otb day of September next, with n corps of competent professors. Tuition, in advance, $20 in Collegiate; $10 in Preparatory, and $(> and $3 in tho Primarj Departments per session of fivo months. Board, including everything except lights and washing, $10 per month, payable monthly in advance Location nolcd foi health, pleasant climate and good wator. For particulars address J. J. NORTON, Chairman of Stockholders. Aug 2, 1877 37 Thc State ot' South Carolina, O CO NEE COUNTY. By Richard Lewis, Esq., Judye of Probate. Young Davis. Plaintiff, against William B. Davis and others, Dofondunts-PETITION ANO SUMMONS IN PARTITION AND FOR BE LIEF. To William B. Davis, C. D. Davis, Elizabeth B. Elston, Lotty Ann Fisher, Chosly Fisher, Laura J. Davi3, John S. Davis, Effio Loo Davis, Wnltor Q. Davis, Mary 1). Davis, Hattie Davis, Mattie Davis, Wado B. Davis, Mary L. Holmes, Sallio B. Davis, Nannie M. Dat is, Harvey A. Davis, Boa trico E. Davis and Cliilin II. Davis, lognl hoirs and representatives of Harvey Davis, deccasod-Q rooting; YOU aro hereby required to nppnar at tho Court of Probate, to bo boldon at Wal halla, S. C., for Oconco County, on Monday, tho 5th day of Novomber, A. D. 1877, to show causo, if any you can, why tho Heal Estato of Harvoy Davis, deceased, eitunlo in said County, on Tugaloo Uiver, bounding lands of T. S. Rnmsoy, Hobort Powell, WT lt. Smith. Chosley Fisher and others, con? faining -. acres, originally granted to -should not bo divided or sold, allotting to tho snid Young Davis, Plaintiff, and tho dofendante, William B. Davis, C. 1). Davis and Elizabet B. Elston, each one-Ufth thereof, nnd tho remnining ono-fifthns follows: one-third thereof to tho defendant, Mary L. Holmes, and tho othor two-thirds thereof in equal portions to tho said- Sallie B. Davis. Nannie M. Davis, Harvey h. Davis, Bcatrico E. Davis and Cliflio II. Davis, and for tho ro ! ?cf demanded in tho petition and complaint herein. Oivon under my hand and seal, thin 28th day of August, in tho year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred mid seventy -seven and in tho ono hundrod and second year of Amorioan Indcpondonco, RICHARD LEWIS, Judgo of Probato, Oconoo County, S, G. To thc. absent Defendants : William ?. Davis, 0, 1). Davis, Elizaboth B. Elston and John S. Davis: Tako notice that tho petition and summons heroin, bas been filed in tho ofiico of tho Probato Judgo, nt tho Court Houso, in Walhalla, South Caro lina, for tho purposes sot forth in tho abovo summons and for relief. S. P. DENDY, Plaintif?? Attornoy, Walhalla, Ooonoo County, S. 0. Auaast 30, mi 4L Ot 'PHIS reward will be paid for (he rcoovory of a 1 largo Loather Dolt, usod on a Planing Ma - ch ?nc near town, with proof to convict tho thief. Tho bolt was sixteen inolics wklo and had in it coppor rivets. JOHN KAUFMANN. AUg?sl 30, 1877 41-8t SINGER SEWING MACHINES. I HAVE PU ll 0 HASE p Twenty ?VEeLoninee WITH tho good will of tho company for Ooonco County. I hopo former custoraors will recommend mc aud tho SlXQKR to thone wishing to buy. Prices Roducod to $35 to $50, According to terms and styles. Ordors loft at Mrs. James George's, Walhalla, will reach mc. Noodles and oil can bo bought thero alun. WM. B. TODD. Aug 9, 1877 88-8m Private Boarding. D. BI E M A N N, Proprietor. THE ubovo well-known House has recent ly been repaired and repainted, and is now open for tho reception of visitors, who will always find a hearty welcome awaiting them. Tho tahlo will bo supplied with tho host that cnn bo had in tho market. Good and attontivo Servants always on hand ready nnd waiting to pay ovory atten tion to guests. In connection with the House is a FIRST CLASS BAR ROOM, in which can bo found st all timcH, tho best brands of li ll A ND I KS, WHISKIES, WINES, SE O ARS, Ac, <Cc Also, near tho Houso, will ho found both NINE and TEN-PIN ALLEYS for tho ac commodation of thoso who wish it. fli?y* Nc p?>ns will bo spared to render guests comfortable. March 24, 1875 19 RIGHAK? TOZHR'S CITY MACHINE WORKS. MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS FOUNDRY WORK IN IRON AND BRASS, THRESHERS & REAPERS. OOXiTTMBXA., S?. O. Nov 30, 1870 3 Au- 2, 1877 87-1 y* FLO ?J H, PliOU U ! FliOU R i SITTOS'S Miras ARK NOW IN THOROUGH REPAIR, AND we aro prepared lo wait on customers. Thc Mills arc in chorgo of O. N. AND J. B. COTIIRAN, and they will bo glad to sec any and all of our former customers. Tho mills mako tho very best of Flour, and largo I urn-outs from the grain. Porsons having whoat to grind will do well to give us a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Tho reputation of these mills aro well known in tho market. Any ono having wheat to grind for tho market will find sacks for salo nt thc mills al oost. The mills aro about five milos from Seneca City and about fifteen miles from Walhalla, on Conncross 'Veek. May 31, 1877 28 Cmos JOHN I). BURNS. GEO. W. HAYS. Stoves, Stores! BURNS & HAYS Have on hand a largo Stock of COOKING STOVES, 117 ll IC H wo sdi under a guarantee-prices U ranging from $18 up. Wo keep a large stook of Plain, Pressed, Relined and Cippor Ware, which wo sell cheap for cash. Wo aro prepared lo do all kinds of work done nv ?ho Stovo and Tin line. Hoofing'and Qutterhrrg mitti o a spcoialty. An examination of slock and orders solioited. Thank lui for past favorrr, Wo aro, respectfully, IUIRIVS & If A YS. Oct P; 1*70 .17 ly WATCHES, JEWELRY ! -!-0:0 Romtiluo Gold, so extensively worn ia Paris, nae first discovered in 1870, by tho cole - bratcd French chemist. Mons. D. I3o Laingo, who manufactured it into jowelry, and for Ave yoara sold it to tho leading jewelers of Paris for Solid Gold. In 1876. when his .seorot became known, ton of tho manufacturing jewelers established a stook company, with a capital of $10,000, 000, for tho purpose of manufacturing Romaine Gold Jewelry und Watches. With this immense capital, and tho aid of improved machinery, they are enabled to produce all the lalest patterns of jewelry nt less than one-tenth tbe cost of solid gold, and of a quality and color willoh makes it impossible ovon for exports to def ect it from tho genuine, WK HA VK SECURED THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY OF THE UNITED ST ATES.AND CANADA, for tho sale of all goods manufactured from this metal, and, in order to introduce thom lu tho most speedy manner, havo put up assorted sample lots as given below, which we mil soil at ONK TKNTIt TIIK 11KTA1L VALUE UNTIL JANUARY 18T, 1878. Read tho list: 60-Cent Lot. $3,00 Lot; One Gent's Watch Chain, rotail prioo, $1 00 Ono Ladies' Opera Guard Chain Ono pair Engraved Slcovo Buttons, retail Ono Ladies' Neok Chain and Cross' ?? Pr5co>.75 Ono boautiful Lookot, (engraved) Ono Stono-Sct Scarf Pin, retail prlco, 75 Ono pair Band Bracelets One Set (8) Spiral Shirt St?de, '* ?? 76 Ono Gent's Twist Link Vost Chain and Charm One unproved shape Collar Button, " 60 Ono pair Onyx Sleeve Bullons Ouo heavy plain Wedding King, ? ? 1 25 Ono sot (3) Onyx Shirt Studs - One new improved Collar Button Total, - - - - $5 00 Ono extra out Cameo Seal Bing For 60 cents wo will send abovo B?X artiolcs Ono Arizona Solitaire Stud poslpold. Ono sot Amethyst or Topaz Pin and Ear DrAps $1.00 Lot. Ono Ladles' Chomlso Button Ono pair Slcovo Buttons, stono setting Oa0 1>,ttia WinE> stamped 18 IC Ono set (3) Spiral Shirt Studs $5.00 Lot. Ono heavy band Engagement Ring _ T .. , n ,. . i?. "Wt i Ono sot (2) Engraved Bracelets Oao ,L*"" ?|5ra Chain? Wllh 8lldo and ta83c1' Ono Ladies'Long Guard or Neck Chain n A PT. i * wit nLiJ t.i h u Ono Engraved Miniature Locket, for tho above ?n? 0c,,t 8 'T*',T??1 Clml?' wilh Curb Ono Gent's Heavy Link Watch Chain _ Charra, r,? al1 Pr 00 & . p, . Ono Lake George Diamond Stud ?uo **d,e? nv^ ??S? ^ C,Tml" . * ? . b One elegant Chased Miniature Lookot for abovo S3.00 Lot. One set Cameo Meda!ion Pin and Ear Drops Ono Ladies' Neck Chain and Charm One pair (2) heavy Chased Band Bracelets One Ladies' Heavy Guard Chain for Watch Ono Gent's Solitaire Diamond Stud Ono set. Pin and Ear Bins, amethyst Orre Gent's Clustor Diamond Pin Ono extra lino Miniature Locket Ono pair Amethyst or Onyx Sleeve Buttons One Canico Seal Ring One set (3) Stills to m atoll tho above;. Ono very heavy Wedding or Engagement Ring One elegant heavy set Cameo Seal Ring Ono Gent's heavy Walch Chain with Charm Ono Massivo Band or Wedding Ring Ono pair Pearl Inlaid Sleevo Buttons Ono new "patent'' Cellar .Button Ono Lako George Cluster Pin Cno Ladies'Chemise Button Ono pair (2) heavy band Bracolets Ono Amethyst or Topaz Ring, (extra finish) Thc retail prico of tho articles in each sample lot amounts lo cxaolly ten times tho price we ask for tho lot? for example, our $1 lot retails for $10; our $5 lot for $60. A SOLID ROMAINE GOLD HUNTING-CASE WATCH FREE; To any one sending us an order for tho above lots by expreso" to th'6 amount of $15, wo will send FREE ono Solid Romnlno Gold Hunting-Coso Watch, Gents' or Ladles' size, warrantod to keep perfecttimOami look equally ns well ns a $100 gold watch. By mail postpaid. $16 50. This in. our n EST or KKK TO AOKX??, and is worth a trial, as tho walch alone will sell or trade readily for from $20 to ?50. Gents' or Ladle"?* Watch alone, $7 or $8, with a heavy Gent's Gold Pattern Vest Chain and Charm, or Ladies' Opera Cliahf with slido and tassel. REMEMBER:-This offer only holds good until January 1st, 1878. After that Hmo we shaU sell only to Jobbers and Wholesale dealers, and any ono wishing cur goods will then have to pay full retail prices. . . " Romaine Gold is tho best, and, in fact, tho only imitation of genuino gold made, bein? thc Baipo. in weight, color and finish, a"nd all our goods aro made in tho latest gold patterns. Will guarsr^ too satisfaction in every instance or refund money. t t Send money by P. O. Money Order, or Registered Lettor, A'T oun nisk. No goods sent C. O. D. unless nt least $5 accompanies tho order. Address plainly , W. F. EVANS & CO., Sol? Agt's tor V. S. mid Canada, 95 & 97 South dark Street, Chicago, Illinois. : " Auaust 30, 1877. 41-Gtn ^ _ ff THIS standard article is com pounded with thc greatest care. Its effects aro as wonderful and as satisfactor}' as ever. It restores gray or faded hair to' its youthful color. It removes all eruptions, itching and dandruff. It gives the head a cooling, soothing sensation of great comfort, and thc scalp by its use becomes white and clean. By its tonic properties it restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor, preventing baldness, and mak ing the hair grow thick and strong. As a dressing, nothing has been found so effectual or desirable. A. A. Hayes, SI. D., Stale As sayer of Massachusetts, says, "Tho constituents are pure, and carefully selected for excellent quality ; and I consider it the BEST PREPARATION for its intended purposes." Price, Ono Dollar? Buokingham's 33y? FOR THE WHISKERS. This elegant preparation may bo relied on to change tho color of tho beard from gray or any other un desirable' shade, to brown or black, at discretion. It is easily applied, being in ono preparation, and quick ly and effectually produces a per manent color, which will neither rub nor wash off. Manufacturen by R. P. HALL & CO., ?I NASHUA, N. H. Sell by ill Br&tfiiti, ?n4 Cotton lt HoiiclnM For snle hy DR. R. E. NORMAN. July 5,1877 83-1? F?ttT?5'_d ~ . CELEBRATED Horse and Pattie Powders; ' Tula preparation, lon? and favorably known, will thoroughly re-lnvlgorata broken down and low-spirited horses, by strengthening and cleansing the stomach and Intestines. . It ii a suro preventive of all diseases incident to Oils animai, auch aa LUNU FEVER, GLANDERS, YELLOW WATER, HEAVES, COUGHS, DIS TEMPER, FEVERS, FOUN DER, 1.038 OF APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY, Ao. lu uso Improves the wind, Inoreascs the appetite gives asmooth and glossy skin-and transforms tho miserable skeleton Into a line-looking ana spirited horse. , To keepers of Cows this prepara. Von Is Invaluable. It ls a sura pre ventive against Rinderpest, Hollow Horn, etc. It has been proven bj actual experiment to Increase- tho quantity of milk and cream twenty percent, and make the butter rum and ?weet. In fattening cattle, lt gives them an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes them thrive much faster. ?w***?^^ H In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcers Ia' the Lungs, Ltver,Ao.,thls article acts as a specific Ry putting from one half a paper to a paper In a barrel of swill the abovedlicases will be eradi cated or entirely prevented. If given In timo, a certain preventivo and ?ora for the Rog Cholera, DAVID E. FOUTZ, Proprietor; . . Ii A Ti TI M OH Tl, Md;l Bold by DrogRlfltnand Storekeepers throngh. ?ut tho lint ted H tut cs, Canad nm ul B, America Moy 8,1877 24 ly MATRONS OFHUSBANDRYT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Sonoca Grange, No-130. OCONKB COHNTV, Septcmbor 3, V877. AM KUTI NO of this Orango will bb held et Bounty Land Academy on'tho fourth'Satur day (September 22d, 1877,) tit 10 O'clook A. M. All members aro oarnoBlly rcrpieoicd to attend, os LusincBs of important?e w"dl be brought up on that day. ft.' 8. VOUCHER, Maater. Taos. A. MCKI.KOY, Secretary. Sept 0, 1877 , 42-81 Grand o cp i m w m ? . OF Dry Goods, Notions rtnd Fancy Goods AT TUE LADIES' STORE On Monday, tho 23d Instant, WK will open a new and fashionable lot of tho above named goods direct from Now York, nuc? would respectfully invito our ?ustomers to call anil examino them, und albo our stock of Ladies', Qcnts and ChiMrcriss Hats', Shoes ami Gaiters, which is complote in every department. Wo aro selling our stock of Gents' Winter Clothing, Ladies' Clonks, Shawls und Boulevard' Skirts at cost for cash. Wo aro agents for Winship's* Cotton Gins and Presses, Saw and Grist Mills, Steam Engines and Sorghum Mme.' AMO, ?or Clegg's Patent Evaporators. Parties wanting any of tho above can apply to us for torms and prices. Tho latest improvement in Fruit Jars on hand.' ltcspeol fully, C. L. REID & CO, July ia, 187? STILL SELLINS AT COST NOTWITHSTANDING thc immonso sale's of of tho past two months. Wc hnvo been re ceiving largo stocks every week of frosh and de sirable goods, especially adapted to the Wal halla trade, and our stock is full and' completo and will bo kept so. Wo have remaining a few of tho goods pur chased fron? Wallor, Watson & Co., which wo aro selling below New. York cost, and sonic de cided bargains can stiU bb had. Our now and frosh Dry Goods, Groceries,: Loather, &o., will bo sold at bottom prices, ami nt lower mies than thf sumo class'of goods' h.lvu boen ottered in this market. Our mountain friends will finir bel ter bargnlns forlhoir produce, oltlvr in onbh dr barter, thhu they Usually find in Walhalla. Coffoo, Flour, Cora and Bacon aro spooialtic with u'?. . To Jlrrive, Tho best' Convasst't I Hams, fresh and extr quality. Call and try thom. J. il Sh IGII & SON. July 20, 1877 24 ATLANTA ME] )1CAL COLLEGE THE Twentieth Aa anal Course of Lectures will commence Ootob? r 16th, 1877, uni closes i Marou ?st, 1878. FAOUI;*Y--J. 0. Wok ?moreland, W. F. West moreland, W. A. Lovo, V. H. Taljaferro, John Thad. Johnson, A. W. Calhoun, J. H. Logan, J. T. Banks; Domonstt rat or of Anatomy, C. W. Nutting. Send for nnnounoed >ont, giving full Informa tion. JOHN Tl IAD. JOHNSON, Dean. . Aug 2, 1877 B7-2m