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Ml ' i. __._M_.m.;_ ?tiooal DopMrtmon t. ft I*hy your subsoripHoil. Sa Pay for y?iir paper. Subscribo for your county paper. Poy youraubBoription and ad vcr l ?sing bt ils. Quit borrowing your neighbor's paper and subscribo for one yourself. Advertlso and let the people know whero your place of business is and what you have for salo. An Oeonee baby five weeks old weighs seven teen pounds. Mr. D. P. Vel'iter is tho happy father. The carly fall ha? booti beautiful weather for harvesting. If it continues a few weeks onger farmers can save all their crops. The greatest enemy to children is worms. Bhrinor's Indian Verm?fugo will savo them r from ruin if used according to tho directions. Our County Treasurer. Mr. Porcher, boo received tho publio school lund for this your hud is paying it out. John S. Di eli nott, oX oe it tor, o flo rs for salo lome valuable farming lands ia this week's pap6r. 8. M. Pool, Kfq., has left at our omeo a ?talk of corn ld feet long, and has one ear of born oh if. Prof. J. 0. Pouthit will sing at Wcstmin? Mor on SundtlV, October ?th, at 10 o'clock A. M. So much freight is passing over tho Orcon jt <J& Columbia Railroad that the authorities havo *found it necessary to put two more now en gines on tho road. Tho Carolina Farmer, for October, has been Vccoivcd. It is an ug'iculiural journal of high order and of great valuo to farmers. Published by Wm. II. Bernard, Wilmington, . N. 0. $1.50 t Tjhe Y. Mt C. A. of Walhalla return its thanks to tho young ladies who so kindly Conducted the Smging on last Monday night lYi the Methodist Church. Tho Fourth Quarterly Conference of the M. E. Church, South, for "Walhalla und Sen oca City Circuit will be held nt Hock Spring Church, on Saturday and Sunday, 13th and 14th Octobor. Mr. II. A. II. Gibson, Jr., will ncccpt our thanks for n sample bottlo of his sorghum molasses. They aro the best wo have scon. Wo aro informed that Mr. O 's syrup is from the white seed cano, and Mr. Scurry tho maker. "Wo return thanks for an invitation to nt~ tend tho annual meeting of tho "Greenville Agricultural nnd Mechanical Association," commencing on tho 16th of October und con? ? inning for five days. Greenville is a pleasant placo to spend a few days in, and we hopo all who aro able will attend the Fair. Persons who wish to v?3?t Cherloston can ^ doso now with very littlo expense. Tho salo of tickots closes on Saturday, so if any of our citizens dosire tu avail themselves of titi? opportunity now is tho timo. From Walhalla . to Charleston nnd return $5.50; tickots good for ten days from tho time of purchase. There will ba a mooting of tho member* <?f tho Wrtlhnllu Democratic Club at Biemnnn's Hotel, on Friday night next for tho purpose of appointing delegates to tho County Conven tion, which mcotfl on S.itnrunv. tho day fol lowing. We hope ibero will be a largo turn out! The Town Council of Walhalla ure having the college building painted white. This re painting, with the repairs which havo boen made, gives tho building un nttiaotive ap pearance. Wo expect to seo it in n low vcarx enlarged and tho collego commanding ti patronage far and wido. Tho series of meetings in tho interest of tho young mon in th'rs vicinity, which was alluded fc to in our last issue, will bugin on ThutKduv night in tho Baptist Church. Theso meetings will continue ovcry night and perhaps in tho day for sovoral days. .Mr. Rothwell, tho evan gclist for tho association, will conduct die meetings. Meetings of this character nie doing much good elsewhere in the State. Let our citizens improve this opportunity for re li gio us work and by their presence give aid and encouragement to tho Christian workers amongst us. Meetings w 'I bo held in nil thc churches nt different times, and perhaps varied by opon air sorvicee. J. J. Norton, nesigneo of Waller, Watson & Co., advertises in this issue vnlunblo ro.il estate in tho town of Walhalla for salo on saledi.y in Novombor, consisting of tho com modious storehouse on Main street, now occu pied by J. II. Sligh & Son, with tfareh7u80 and 6tnbles attached. TV.is is a d?sirable location for business, be;ng contint with a good front. Also ,? boautiful cottage building South of Main street on tho corner of Collogo and Mauldin streets, with two acres of land 2?jf| adjoining, all well onolosed and in good tilla? hie condition for garden and patches With n well patronized mule and female CnllcgO in ?operation in Walhalla, ronl property must I * iprovo a voluablo investment. J. P. Micklor & Co. advertise In this iesuc n largo stock of genoral merchandise, em bracing a 'full line of dry goods, groooriO't, hardware ?bc, with prices nf loading artiolos, \Vo invito attention of tho trading public to ''this advertisement, as tho prices indicate as Advantageous terms as can bo procured at any Votail ?toro this sido of Charleston. Tho torin quote? Liverpool salt at $1.25 por sack, ?lest Wands of calicoes nt 7 to 8 couts, and bhcotlug and shirtings very low. They also proposo to pay tho highest markot prioo for cotton, and ask tho farmers to hoar their bid oh Iheir cotton bbforo selling eldowlicro. Thia lirih is well known td our people ns .reliable in every respect, timi hhs for years .commanded a large trodd. Oivo our Wost vUnion frienUs a trial for thoy havo tho mundy ne well na tho goods jrou want. ? ^???s???si 3-,oQa]-Q. Septofnbor 28, 1877. I According to appointment^ tho Be.thol Ly ceum mot on last Friday night anti discussed tho question of tho usury law? Alta sbvorrti Upcoohcs on both aides, President Kubanks I deoidcd that it Would bo bettor to haven usury law. Tho sooioty tncots on Friday hight, tho 12th of October next, to debato tho question, "Would it bo host to oolonizo tho negro?" Mr. Livingston .Isbell died last Monday evening after K short illness. Ho fod his hogs as usual on Suudqy evening sud was up nt Fair Play on Saturday Inst,and was com plaining, but no ono apprehended such n quick demise "Ho was was buried at Big Benvordam Church on Tuesday. His funeral was preached by Rev. II. M. Barton, to a large congregation. Tho decoased for integ rity, uprightness, reliability and consistency had vory fow equals-nono to surpass him. Colds, soro throats and other pulmonary discasos aro very provalont now. Thcro will bo a county convention of tho I.O.G. T. hold nt Oakway Lodgo on the 4th Saturday in October next, beginning nt 0 A. M., composed of tho L. D. of each lodge in the county, ntnl del?galos ono for every ten members of each lodgo. It is oxpeoted that a full repr?sentation will como, and that such county meetings will bo a success, and very much promoto tho order. All Oood Tem plars will bo allowed to sit it the convention. Tho complaint now is who will make tho sorghum before it gets too ripe. Thoro aVo not half enough of manufactories for tho present crop. Tho candidates for Sheriff aro busily Cttn vassing all parts of thc county, with groat anxiety and much lovo and n'fuclinn for each ono they meet, that is according to our notions. Let every ono run thttt wants to nnd lot tho pooplo rulo with a just and fair ballot at tho polls, tho first day of November, and all ought to bo satisfied with tho election. Tbc wcathor is fair and pleasant this morn inj. On to-day Mrs. Lucy Maret, widow of Stephen Min ot, deceased, died near Fair Play ngod ninety ?one years. She joined tho Bap tist Church in her thirteenth year, being a consistent loembor for seventy-eight years Sho leaves 121 grand-children and great grand-children. September CO. 1877 Little Osgood, son of J. A. and S. F. El rod died un Fridav whh pneumonia and a chronic disenso ol the lungs, aged about fifteen months Ho was buried at Centre Church tooday, hy thc Cond Templars, with imposing ceremo nies. This was dono ut tho request nf the parents. O. C. OCONEE LOCALS. Kev. A. I* Nicholson preached at Bethel last Sabbath, 30th ult. and in forciblo language showed that "Tho way of tho trans gressor ia hard." (Proverbs, 13th chapter 15thve.se.) It wes good to bc there. Rev Professor Riley, of Adger College, will preach at the same pince on first Sabbath instant. School teachers mo icviving on tho news that Ibero is some mono y coming, and not too last at that, for they aro needing it. We regret to say the citizens of our neigh borhood have n i ni imus custom of stopping their children from school to pull a little f.uidcr or sumo other trilling job which is not worth uno?tenth that the child coula derive at school in thc Mime limo. If education is ot any Importance nt all it isa slmmo (or our people tn trifle with it in this manner. We think it is high tinto for them to look to this mutter Noithor can they expect teachers to leam their children without books? ami book* uro tim cheap to complain of hard limos. We heard a teacher say recently he could lind no m.. leading books alike in his school nnd frequently the case ib.it two or three most ?iud\ Ironi one book. Thc same toucher showed os his limn hook und out of all bis nnm<'s be only gris un average of about one? lom ih What neighborhood will sustain ?uoli ii record long, und thar without oxe?se? Wilke np yo ci litten s of Ivon wea und look lu ymir hillie* interests. In our next wo will it ?soo ss ibo agricultural prospecte nf nur sec tion. C. ll. MARTIN'S CREEK LOCALS^ Oct, 2. LS77. Does Providence direct ml tlrngs, And even dil oct the pen? Does she always tell os what to write, And sa v just how and when? Is the simple pen an inMrumont Placed in the hand- of mun To express lo others through th. eye. An idea or a plan? To iliese interrogations, three, You'll doubtless an-wer yesj Wo therefore ask kind Providence Oor efforts nil lo bless. Thc meeting nt Shiloh Baptist Chinch \g still going on. Tho success of thi<" rueeting have been greater than any expected. Al this meclirig. on Saturday night, o"onrrcd a scene which won'/: rcn.y.l0 ft person of rc ligious Tx perineo t0 describe Such scenes sf,.\'u to corroborate that portion of Soripturo which says, "When Zion travels sho brings forth." Up to last night thirteen had joined by experience and four by lctior. Those who havo joined by experience will bo bnptized on Thursday. October 4th, at 10 o'clock A. M., ut limper's Mills. It hus been suggested that tho yoong mon of Shiloh Church hold it regular prayer meo'ing. Attend to this, fi ?ends, it will hmmor.izo ibo community. "Player is the sim pl cst foi m of speech That infant lips can sponk." &c. Wo had a fow wnrm days during tho latter part of last week. Such days as Thursday and Friday last remind one of tho sultry days of August. No moro buying molasses by tho farmers of this section. That mado by those who uso tho evaporator is equal to any in tho market, and is (roo from that hitter and unpleasant tasto which is a obaraotovistio of that made In tho ordinary boilor. This is gratifying. Our pooplo will become prosperous ns they become self sustaining. The sohool which has bdcil Ih progress nt Shiloh Church for sovoral months, rind which lins boen suspondod fora tim?, will oommonco this morning near Shiloh at tho Stephens' Hotiso. J. M. P. BUGGY FOR SALE. ANY person desirous of buying a good Top Buggy,arid q good sot of Hnrnoss CHHAP, oah do flo by cnllingon W. 0. NHVILLR . , , Or 3. K. BUNDY. Sept. 27, 1877 45 1 LADIES'STORE WE toko ploasuro ju announcing to our cus tomers and thc publie generally lllut oUr iin nense stuck of FALL & WINTER GOODS, willoh has been bought by our Senior, who has usl returned from New York, is duily arriving, ind will bo complote In eight days. Tho above goods havo been bought with caro is to price, quality and provailing styles, and frill not fail to suit tho most fastidious. Our 'oputalion of keeping nothing but tim best roods, will be kept Up to its highest standard. In consequence of tho depreciation in (Colton Good?, together with tho scarcity of money, YO will sell our catiro stock of these goods at moen which will defy competition. Our stock of 1 DEY GOODS. consisting in part of Domestic, Sea Island and ilickory Shirtings, Sheetings, Tickings, North 'uroliua Plaids, Prints, Scotch and Domestic linghams, Liusoys, Die .nilled abd Iil'Cwti CttHl?h 'tunnels, Cambria and india Lon (??cl ut bs, (com >ristng tho most popular brititdc-'Ncw York dillsi Wamsutta rthd Gold Medal,) Blankets, ladies' Siuglc, Doubt* And Breakfast Shawls, boulevard nod Balmoral Skirls, Ladies' Cloaks, ito., is complete in cvci'y particular. Tli?s dcpai'liuent is nt all times exceedingly ittractivo, being constantly replenished willi ho Latest Ndveltica to suit tho season, specially lelcclcd for Richness and Elegance, and in duding nil tho most Fashionable Fabrics io thc fewest Shades and Colorings, cousis lin g of Mack and Colored Alpacas, Pure and Nonpareil Mohairs, Imperial, Scotch and French Plaids, Vll-Wool Cashmore French Merinos, Mohair Jrilliantincs, All-Wool Serges, Paris Stripes, matines ami Velveteens. WHITE (HOODS. In addition lo Ibo largo slock always to bc bund in this department, may bc mentioned Hie resh arrival of Nainsooks. Jaconets, Organdies, Swiss nnd Jaconet, Striped and Cross-Datrcd Muslins. Unbinds. Illusions, Dlrd's Eye omi "otlou Diapers, Irish Linens, Table Dnmasks, Towels, Crash, &o. F'iBbll?ielS* Wo havo a beautiful assort nient of Flannels, lonsisling of Whito Shaker, Twi.led Dod, Whi'c ind Dino, Common nod Plain Ked and While, (pera, all shades, Plaids and Stripes. NOTIONS AND HOSIERY? A moro beautiful lino of these goods have lovel' boen brought to this market, consisting ii part of Ladies' nnd Gents' Kid, Lisio and I iit-tc Gloves and Guunllots, Hamburg mid '?que Edgings nnd Insei?tings, Silk nnd Linen Inndkcrchiefs, Ladies' Uudervcsts, Ladies' md Children'? Brown, White and Striped lose, Ladies' Silk Tica, Fichues nnd Bows, ill abades, Rnchings, Ruffles, Collarettes, lullars and Cuffs, Footing, Linon Sets, Doy les nnd many other new und beautiful elections, too numerous to mention. HATS, A full assortment nf Ludios'. Gonts' and 'hildren's lints. Trimmed und Untrimmed. II Iso, a beau I i fol lot of Hat Trimmings, con isiing nf Flowers. Ribbons. Ornnmoois, &o. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, AI tent ion ia invited to our largo And elegant tock of Men's Furnishing Goods, Consisting f Scarfs. Tics nnd danns. Hendy made Hothing, Suspenders, Umbrellas. Shirts Inder Shirts. Half IL.so. Collars. OuftV, &o I full stock of All* Wool ami Salem Cassi icrca I)..esk ins, Biondcloths, Georgia nm! Lentuoky Jeans. A full assortment of Groceries, Crocker* nd Qlnsswnro, Hardware, Winden and V'illow Ware, Stationery, Booti'. Shoes am) (aiters. Ladies' and Gents' Ovar- Sime-, runks, Traveling Satchels, Clocks, Wall 'aper and Pu per Shades. Always on bund n full lino of Tailor's 'rimming* A nen ts for tho Weed Sewing Machine. Dod Host Proof O.ns f?ir solo. Cults' Cotton, 4 Spools fur 25 cents Cash We feel conildont that we can please any ho miiv call and examine our good-*. Our ? lite and attentive Clerks are never tim busy . serve yon and will spare nu pains in ellow ig you goods Cull and seo usd Respectfully. C I.. REID & CO. Scpl. 27, 1877 45 3 3. : CASH, CASH ! TUE undersigned proposes lo buy a.":l your O ott. on nt (ho highest tnnrket prico and give you O ash., ot Guano Notes; and lo enco;,rng0 you i0 sell i us, wc will sell lt) you ?or il A S II One of the finest assorlments of PALL GOODS Ever brought to this market, and at tho Very Lowost Prices. Il is useless for us to enumerate our largo nd varied assortment. All tho Goods aro fresh nd of the , Very Latest Stylos, nd selected with a special oyo (0 tho Walhalla rude. Of conrso you will find )RY GOODS, CLOTHING, ll ATS AND CA I'S, FAMILY GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BAGGING AND TIES nd every thing kept in a well conducted storo, a tho greatest abundance As wo buy for CASH and soil for OASH, wc till not be undersold by any one. Como ono ! Como nil ! I J, IB. S Lift II & SON. Sept 27, 1877 Thc Sftatc ol' Soufli Carolina GCONEK COUNTY. By Richard Lewis, Esq., Judge of Probate ilfnunp.AS, C. W. Ni Norman lins mad? suit to li mo to grant hor Lr Hors of <\dnilnislration f tho Estate and lill'ccts of A. E. Norman, de - casod-^ These arc; thet'efdre, lo olio and admonish all ad singular tlio kindred and creditors of tho lid A. Ei Norman, deceased, (hat they bo nd appear, boforo me, in tho Court of Probate, > be Held at Walhalla, S C., on Friday, 12th f October next, after publication hereof, t ll o'clook in (ho forenoon, to shew cause, ' any they havo. why tho said administration ?ould not bo granted. Glvon under my hand, this tho 26th day of optombor, Anno Domini 1877. . ; POCHARD LEWIS, Judge.ef Probate of Oconoo County. Sopl 27, 1877 45-2i FEMALE COLLEGE. 'IMUS Institution will bo oponed for tho recop JL (ion of pupils nt (ho residence of tho Presi dent, on TilUUSDAV, September 13th, 1877. It will bo strictly n Female College. Competent Instructors secured. TERMS* As regulated by tho Boar?! df Tru?lccS: l'UKl'AltATOUT lIKi'AHfMUNT. Juvenile Class, $2.00 per torin of fivo months, In advance. Primary Class, $1 por term of five months, lu advance. Academic Class, $5 per term of five mondia, in advance Incldontol expenses In tho Preparatory De partment, 60 cents for live months. COLL KUI ATS UK PA 1VTM BNT. Junior Class. ?I? per term of ftvo mouths, in advance. Intermediate Class, $l? per term of five months, in advance Senior Class, ?17.50 per terni of five months, iti.advance. Incidental expenses in th? Collegiate DepnrU mont, per tcl'ni of (ive months, $1. These clinrgcS arc exclusive of State funds. Board, washing, rdoai, light and fuel, $1G per month. For further particulars address REV. DR. J. P. SMELT/GR, President. August 30, 1877 41-1 m STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, COLUMBIA, S. C., September G, 1877. To lite CoiiiBBi^?ioiBCii's and fflaaangi'i's ol' [Election ofj Ocoiiee 4" o II ?ly. \VHBUB.\S. vacancies exist ii the offices of i T Sherill' and Coronor of thc County of Ocouce by reason of tho deal li of YV. N. Craig and the resignation of lt. H. Norman, lately Sherill' uiul Coroner respectively Now, therefore you and each of yon nrc hereby required, with strict regard to Hie pro visions nf i li c constitution and laws of tho Stale touching your daly in such case, to causo an election lo be held in thc said County on THURSDAY, Novcmbor 1st, 1877, to fill said vacancies. All bar-rooms and drinking saloons shall bo closed on tho said day of elect ion. and any per son who shall sell any intoxicating drinks oa said day ol election shill' be deemed gullly, of n misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof shall bc lined i.i a sum of not less than one hu nd rot) dollars, or bo imprisoned for a period of not less than one month nor move than si ri months. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set. mv hull J and caused the Great Seal of I bo Stale to bo nfiixed ut Columbia, this lilli [L. S.] day of Soplember, A. 1) 1877, and in I he ono ll ll lld red ami second year of thu A menean I ndepeiideucc. BY TUB QoVKRNon: WA DB HAMPTON. II. M. SIMS. Secretary of Stale. Sept 20. 1877 41-ll 2,000 LBS. OF BACON VERY LOW AT J. E HENDRIX'S. Sept 13, 1877 7-ly ESTABLISHED IN 1850. O tl M A O II M Y OLDEST DRUG STORE In tho County. M ? IN S T ll t? E T, WA?LMALL?, a ?a Sept 13, 1877 43 ly -oro TUB exercises of this Institution will bc opened at Walhalla, South Caldina, on Tilt)US. DAV, tho Gili day of Scptembor next, with ft corps of compel ont professors. Tuition, in advance, $20 in Collegiate; $10 in Preparatory, and $t5 and $3 in tho Primnrj Departments per session of ftvo months. ltonrd, including everything oxcept lights and washing, $10 per monlh, payablo monthly in hdvanoe, Location noted for health, pleasant climate and good wat or. For particulars address J. J. NORTON, Chairman of Stockholders. Aug 1877 87 -o:o Itoitmittc <i?oI<l, no extensively worn in Parts, was Hrs! discovered In 1S70, hy thc colc bratoil French chemist.- Mons. I). Do Luiugo, who manufactured ?I into jewelry, and for llvo years sohl it to tho lending jewelers of Paris for Solid Ci ?Ul. Ju 1875, when his SOSrot bcoamo known, len of tho manufacturing jewelers established a sleek company, willi a Capital of $10,000, 000, for Ibo purpose of manufacturing SCoiliuiiH! ?old Jewelry Jill?. Walshes. Willi this immense capital, and tho nid of improved machinery, they aro enabled to produce nil tho lalcBl patterns of jewelry nt less than oiic-lcnth tlio cost of solid gold, and of a quality and color whioh makes it Inipossiblo oven for exports to detect it from tho genuino. i WK HA VE SEOURBD TUE EXCLUSIVE AC ENVY OF THE EXITED STATES AND C'ANAl)At for tho salo of all goods manufactured from (his metal, und iUorder,to introduce them iu tho most speedy mr.nner, have put up assorted sample lots ns given below, which we will sell at o.NETEsra TUB ii KT A ir. VALUS UNTIL JANUAKY 1 CT, 1878. Head tho list: 50-Cdnt Lot. Ono Gent's Walch Chain, retail price, ?I 00 Ono pair Engraved Slcevo Duttons, retail price,. 75 Ono SlonoSet Scarf Pin, retail prico, 75 Ono Set (3) Spiral Shirt Studs, " " 75 One Improved Shape Collar Dutton, " 50 Ono heavy pluiu Wodding Ding, " ?< 1 25 Total, - $."> 00 For 50 cents wo will eend above t>ix nrtiolcs post poid, $1.00 Lot. One pair Sleeve Duttons, stone setting Ono set (8) Spiral Shirt Studs Ono heavy band lingagenient Hing Ono set (2) Engraved bracelets One Ladies' Long Guard or Neck Chain Ono Engraved Miniature Locket, for tho ubovo Ono Gent's Heavy Link Watch Chain One Lako Gcorgo Diamond Stud ?2.00 Lot. One Ladies'Neck Chain and Charm One Ladies' Heavy Guard Chain for Walch Ono set. Pin nod Kar Dins, amethyst Ono extra fine Miniature Locket One Canico Seal Ding Ono very heavy Wedding or Kngagomeiil Ding Ono Gent's hciiVy Wnlch Chain with Charm One pair Pcirl Inlaid Slcevo Duttons One Lake George Cluster Pin Ouo pair (2) heavy baad Drucolcts 63,00 Lot. Ono Ladies' Opera Guard Chain Ono Ladios' Neck Chniu and C1033 Otic beautiful Locket, (engraved) One pair Hand Dracelels . , . One Gent's Twist Link Vest Chain and Chalan j One pair Onyx Sleeve Duttons 1 Or.o 8Cl (8) Onyx Shirt Studs One new improved Collar Dutton Ono extra cut Cameo Seal Ding Ono Arizona Solitaire Stud Ono set Amethyst or Topaz. Pin nud Dar Drops Ono Ladies' tMieuii.se Dutton One Plain Ding, stamped 18 IC $5.00 Lot. Ono Ladies' Opera Chain, with elide and tassel, retail price $5 Ono Gent's heavy Walch Chain, with Curb Charm, let all prico $5 One Ladies' heavy IOIIR Neck Chain . . One elegant Chased Miniature Locket for above One set Cameo Modulion Pin and Bar Drona One pair (2) heavy Chased Darn! Draoolcts Ono Gent's Solilaire Diamond Siftd One Cent's Cluster Diamond Pin ? One pair Amethyst or Onyx Slcevo Duttons One set (?J) SluJs (o match (ho ahovo One elegant heavy set Cameo Seal Ding One Massive Dand or Wedding Ditig Ono now "paient" Collar Dutton Ono Ladies'Chemise Dudon ?. One Amethyst or Topaz. Ding, (cxli'n fiuish) Thc fclftil prico of (he articles in each sample lot amounis (o exactly len timc3 thc price wc ask for thc lot: for example, our $1 lot retails for $10; our $? lot for $50. A SOLID ROMAINE GOLD HUNTING-CASE WATCH FREE. To any one sending us nn order for tho above lots by express lo (ho amount of $15, wc will send FREK one Solid Domaine Gold IIunling-Caso Watch, Gents' or Ladies' size, warranted lo keep perfect (imo and look equally ns well as a $100 gold watch. Dy mail postpaid, $15 50. This is our ll CST orren TO AOI?STS, and is worth a trial, us thc watch alone will sell or lindo readily for, from $'20 lo $50. Genis' or Ladies' Walch alone, $7 or $S, with a heavy Gent's Gold Pat ter tr Vest Chain and Charin, or Ladies' Opera Chain with slide ami tassel. . ? '\ HEM EM HEH :-This ofter only holds good until January 1st, 1^78. After thal limo wo shaU sell only to Jobbers and Wholesale dealers, and any one wishing our goods will (hen have to pay full retail prices. Domaine Gold is Ibo best, and, In fool, the only imitation of genuine gold made, being the same in weigh!, color and finish, and all our goods arc made in tho latest gold patterns. Will guaran tee sut Irtfiict i on itt ovevyinstance or refund money. ?Jv Send money by P. 0. Money Order, or ltcgislorcd Letter, AT OTU RISK. No goods sent C. O? D. unless at least Po accompanies (ho order. Address plainly Wi R?\ 13VANS & *:?>., ?ole Ag;!'* Vor HJ. nnd C:u?:ula, 95 & 97 South Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois. August 30, 1877. 41-Gm Ayer's Sarsaparilla ?For Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases, Erysi pelas, Rose, or St. Antho ny's Fire, Eruptions and Eruptivo diseases of tho akin, Ulcerations of tho Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, Pimples, Pustules, Roils, Blotches, Tumors, Tetter, Snit Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgin, Pain in the Bones, Side and Head, Femalo Weakness, Sterility, Lcucorrhcea, arising from internal ulceration, nnd Uterino disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsio, Emaciation, General Debility, nnd for Purifying tho Blood. This Sarsaparilla is a combination of vegetable alteratives - Stillingia, Man drake, Yellow Dock - with tho Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and is the most efficacious medicino yet known for the diseases it is intended to euro. Its ingredients are so skilfully com bined, that tho full alterative effect of each is assured, and while it is so mild os to be harmless even to children, it is still so effectual as to purge out from tho system thoso impurities and corruptions Wciich develop into loathsome disease. Thc reputation it enjoys is derived from its cures, and thc confidence which prominent physicians all over tho coun try repose in it, provo their experienco o? its usefulness. Certificates attesting its virtues have accumulated, and aro constantly being received, and as many of these cases aro publicly known, they furnish convincing evidence of tho superiority of this Sar saparilla over every other alterativo medicino. So generally is its superi ority to any other medicino known, that We need do no moro than to assure tho public that tho best qualities it has eyer possessed aro strictly maintained. PRBPABSO BY Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chemists. SOLD UY ALL DJtUUOlSTB EY?RYW1IERB< For sale bv DR. II. li. NORMAN. July 5, 1877 83-Iy FI^O 8i SS, B? SJ5J lt ! F M> U it I Alli! NOW IN THOROUGH REPAIR, AND wo nro prepared to wait on customers. Thc Mills are in charge of G. N. AND J. B. COTIIRAN, and they will he ghul to seo any and all of om form or customers. Tho mills make tho very best ol' Flour, ami large turn outs from thc grain. Persons having wheat to grind will do well to give m a ti lal. Satisfaction guaranteed. The repulsion of these mills aro well known in the Uinrkct. Any ono kavlng wheat lo grind for thc market will lind sacks for snlc at thc mills at oost. Thc mills arc about five miles from Seneca ('?ly and about fiftocu miles from Walhalla, on Conn er088 Crrek. May 11, 1877 ' 28 Cmos ~i?r?i?WTOzaa'T' CITY MACHINE WORKS. MAN? F A CT U lt E lt OP PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAIV ENGINES, SAW MILLS, FLOUR ANO GRIST MILLS FOUNDRY WORK IN IRON AND BRASS, T IB K?HNBB K ll S ?fe SS I* \ P K fil S OOXjTJIVtDQI^L, JE*. O. Nov 30, 1870 3 _ly_ Farm Wanted. "117 ANTF.D, a woll improved FARM, of frot M 100 to 600 acres, near Asheville, N. C., o I Pendleton, Greenville, Anderson, or Walhalla S. C. Address, stating terms and particulars, F. E. T., Key Dos 80, Charleston', ;S. 0, Sept 20, 187t. 4-t-lmo .' _?-.C.-. .... .. . ?--: ? - - -J-_ f. 'Mie Stale of South Carolina,; O CO XE l-l CO UNIV. By Richard Leuls, E?'j.% J-d-vof Probate. . Young Davis. Plain ti ft', ngntpst William ?v Davis nod others, Defendants-PETITION1, AND SUMMONS IN PARTITION AND roa BE 1.1 KT. To William li. Davis, C. D. Davis." Elizabeth B. Elston, Letty Ann Fisher, Chesly Fisher, Laura J. Davis. John S. Davisr Ellie Leo Davis. Walter G. Davis, Min v D.% Davis, Hallie l'avis. Mattie Davis, Wndo B. Davis, Mary L. Holmes, Satlio B. Davis,. Nannie M. Dm ls, Harrov A. Davis, Bea-, ti ice E. Davis nod dillie H. Davis, legal heirs nod representatives of Harvey Davis/ deceased-Orce ting: YOU aro hereby required to nppear at th?*. Court of Probate, to bo holden at Wal halla, S? C., for Oconco County, on Monday,, (he Ctn dav of November. A. D. 1S77, to. show catibo, if any von can, why tho Heal, Estala cf Harvey Davis, decoascd, situate lu. said Conn tv, Wi Tokalon Uiver, boo liding lands of T. S. Hornsey. Hebert Powell, W/ lt Smith, Che-ley Fisher and others, corr*, mining -?- acre?, originally grunted to -.-should not bo divided or sold, allotting to thc said Young Davis, Plaintiff, and tho defendants, William EL Davis, C. D. l}avis and Elizabet B. Elston, each on c-lift li - I hereof, and the remaining ono-ti fi h ns follows?' one-thud thereof to tho defendant, Mary L.. Holmes, and tho other two-thirds thereof tu equal portions to lim said Sallie B. Davis., Nannie M. Davis. Ilarvcv A. Davis, Beatrice. B. Davis and dillie li. Davis, and for tho rc-, lief demanded in tho petition and complaint herein. Given under my hand and seal, this 28th. day of August, in tho year of our Lord ono. thousand eight hundred nod aeventy-seven. and in thc one hundred and second year o? American I ml one mien ce. RICllAltD LEWIS, Judgo.of Probate, Oconoc County, S. C. To the absent D?fendants*! William B. Davis, 0. D. Davis. Elizabcih. 1?. ICIston lind John S. Davis: Take notico. that thc petition and summons herein, has been filed in thc office of ibo Probate Judge,, at thc Court House, in Walhalla. Sontti Caro-;, linn, for tho pm poses set forth in tho nbov? summon* nod for telief. S. P. DION DY, Plaintiff's Attorney, Walhalla, Oconeo County, S. C. August P>0, 1877 4L Ct . JOHN7 D. BURNS. GEO. W. HAYS." Stover! Have on hand a largo Stock of COOKING STOVES, \V'1110U we sell under a giinrantoc-^pilcoc tl ranging from $18 up. Wo Veep a large stock of Plain. Pressed, Relined and Capper Ware, which wc sell cheap for cash. Wo are prepared lo do all kinds Of work done in (he Slovo and Tin line. < . Hoofing and (loitering made a specially. An examination of stock and orders solicited. Thankful for past favors, wo are, respectfully,' BURNS & HAYS. . OetP, 187*6 47 \%. NOTICE. fPHF. Tax Pooka for thc collection of Town l Taxes will bo opened at C. L. Reid & Ge's Moro until tho first day of OCTOBER, NEXT. After that dato a penally of twenty per cent, will bo added and executions Issued. , A. BUENNECKB; treasurer. I Sept 13, 1877 48-B