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3J*> or? X X> o io n r t o jax ax t. Sow oats. Now ?s tho tinto to sow wheat. ^Pay your subscription to tho COURIER. Foggy Wednesday morning. Hov. Mr. Wingo, pastor, will preach in tho Baptist Church on Saturday and Sunday. Prayer mooting at West Union Friday night noxt. Corn in (ho neighborhood of oldPiokens is re ported lo bo very good, but colton is short. Go to the polls to day and volo for tho nominees of the Domocrutio party for Sherill' and Coroner. Tho probabilities aro good fora daily mail sorvico botwoon Scucca City and Walhalla Boon. Mr. W. D. Drewor has sent us a specimen ol' Iiis sorghum molasses. They arc about ns good as any wc liavo seen. At tho Methodist Church on Saturday night, ht tho usual hour, a business meeting of the Y. M. C. A., of Walhalla, will bo held. Thc man who cheats tho printer Out of n singlo cent, Will never reach that blessed placo Where good Elijah went. , Harlan, tho now appointee on tho Supreme {lench, is 42 years of ago, was a Know Nothing, hen an Abolitionist, and during and since (he war an ultra Radical. Capt. J. C. Nevill, of this county, mido from one acre of land 11OQ bushels of corn, gathered and measured by L. li, Jarrard and W. II. O'llryant. JK Tlicrcpnirs on thc covered bridge at old Pick ens aro progressing rapidly. With good weather tho contractors, Messrs. Cannon and Hughes, hope to havo tho biidge passable iii two weeks from thc24th of October. . Mr. C. T. Phillips is not only clever, bul. very ?lever, but very liberal. Head his advertismcnt, ?and pay thc half of your indebtedness to him ns bo desires, lt 's the best thing you can do. There will bc a devotional meeting of thc Young Men's Christian Association on Sunday afternoon at '?\ o'clock in (ho Methodist Church. Subject-"Sustaining Crace." lt is hoped that a largo number will bc present and all aro in vited. Never hesitate to give Shrincr's Indian Vermifuge when your children show thc first symptoms of worms. You cannot alford to triQo with worms, they work in earnest and to kill. Wo aro pained to nnnounco tho death of Mrs. Adaline Ilagood, relict of tho late Col. Benjamin llngood, at thc residence of her son, James ?. Ilagood, Esq., at Piokons C. II., on tho 17th day of October, in tho 70lh year of her ago. Mr. A. J. Pendley lins placed on our table a very superior article of sorghum syrup. Ile manufactures willi thc evaporator and is much pleased with his success. Wo arc glad lo learn tltat our people ni e becoming self-sustaining, . Three droves of fino beef entile, numbering ubout 100 in each, drove, passed through our .town on Tuesday on their way to tho Haiti-, yoion; market. II. D. A. IViomann has veoontly purchased and will soon havo in op?ration a billian) tablo for tho accommodation of thoso who delight in this game. Y. J. Pope, of Newberry, has boon nomi nated for the judgeship of the Sovonth Circuit. Mr. Popo is an able lawyer, and no doubt if elected would fill tho position with honor and 'Satisfaction. B. lt. Riordan and F. W. Hawson arc now tho proprietors and publishers of thc Char leston News and Courier, (hey having pur chased thc interest of II. Wood, in tho linn of Riordan, Dawson & Co. Col. F. K. Harrison, oT Andorsonvillo, received tho premium nt tho Atlanta Fair for tho host halo of yarns mado by Clement's attachment. Wo aro pleased to hear of Col. Harrison's success. Wo are under obligations to our Congress man, IIoo. D. Wyatt Aiken, for a copy ol'ibo Roport of the Commissioner of Agriculture for tho your 187(1; also, for files of thc Con gressional Record. The 31st of October has como and geno and ns yet wc havo no frost suflioicnt to nip thc tenderest vegetation. Gourd vines and potato vinos arc as green and flourishing as in midi; summer. Wo begin to want to sec a little frost mid ice. Tho late fall has been a godsend to tho farmers, as very much more corn would havo boen destroyed or eoriously injured by an early frost. As il is, corn has fully matured Und nearly all the cotton will bo whito. Johnson Ilagood, Comptroller General, iinnounocs that tho timo for collection of taxes, without tho penalty, will bo extended to tho 15th of November. This will bo good nows to a groat many of our impoverished pooplo, who havo found it impossible to get Up money to pay thoir taxes up to thc present time Walhalla post offioo was mado a money ordor oflico on tho first day of October last. Postmaster Johnston informs us that during t,ho month of October sixty postal orders wcro dold, amounting to$i,143.37, and twenty-four Orders paid, amounting to $2-10.41, making j^n aggrogato business of # 1,385 78 This is ?U oxcollent beginning, ns it is not generally nowii, that this is a money order ollieo, and Wo cannot too strongly roconiniond this method of transmitting small amounts, ns it is a system of absoluto safety, and no danger of loss is incurred. Fighting tho "tiger" was ono of tho amusements of last Monday, and come of our old citizens were badly bitten in thc fight. Several old standard citizens paid Ibr their folly from ton to forty dollars, and left tho field sadder, but wisor mon. Tho "tiger" is a dangerous animal and all his family should bo avoidod, thrco card monto particularly. Those who dally with tho unolcan thing aro puro to got soiled and hurt, tooi . ? . Tho Register is oxpooting so largo n crowd 111 Columbio, during fuir week Mut tho bot?la will bo insufficient to occommodnto them. "Wo wish tho Stttto fuir o largo uttondnuco and much success, hut if tho people below aro as poor os in tho up country tho nt to nduno o of necessity will ho small. Tho pcoplo for a week have boen crowding thetas oflico and seeking to pay their taxes. Tho Troasuror has boen unablo to make out receipts us fust as tho pcoplo wanted them. Now that tho limo has boen oxtended 15 days do not stop short off for ton days and then all como nt onoo. Lot every mun who has the money pay at once. Mr. Daniel Hughes writes us from near old Dickens, that ho modo from a plat of land 71 by Sf) yards, two hundred ond forty gallons of sorghum syrup of tho best quality. This is less than ono and a quarter aoros, and is tho finest yield from that much ground wo havo yet hoard of. Some stalks of tho corn aro reported to have measured 10 foot from tho ground to tho hoad. Tho laud was branch bottom. Mr. Johnston, our cflicicnt and energetic postmaster, informs ns that iv daily mall service between Walhalla und Seneca City will soon bc established, by which wo will receive our Northern, Kastern nod Western mails from twenty to thirty-six hours sooner than wc re ceive them under Hie present service. If this ronlo is established wo will receive a daily mail from Charleston, Columbia and other points on tho Greenville and Columbia Hull road by way of Greenville and Seneca CMty. Wo sincerely hope that Mr. Johnston's efforts in lids direction will bc successful, us thc Iri-wcckly schedule on thc Hine Hidgc Railroad is a serious blow lo thc business interests of this seel ion. liol mick's Hurd Times Treasury, is thc titlo of a new publication just issued. It if sheet music size, und contains tho following ton beautiful comic songs, adapted for pinn< or organ; 1. You'll never miss tho water til tho well runs dry. Comic.-ll. Howard 2. Ile never went back on Ibo poor. Motte song and chorus.-AV. J. Scanlon. 3. Do wi by dot orchard. Comic Duelt.-0. Thatohor 4. Isn't ho a tease? Condo song nm chorus.-Jean LoCroix. 5. Only in Fun Comic SOUR and chorus.-H. L. Crandall C. My Linda Love Comic song and chorus -J. McVeigh. 7. As Pretty as a Little But torfly. Song and danco.-J. T. Rutledge 8. Pretty Little Jakcy. Dutch Comic Song. P. M. Strokes. 0. All Tied Bock. Corni Song.-P. Ritter. 10. WliOiC dat Knockin on do Ole Back Gato. Comic song and ein rus.-S. W. Now. Tho prico is rcmarkabl low, only $1.00. Sent hy mail freo of chnrg upon receipt of prico. Address all orders t P. W. llelmick, Publisher, 50 Wost Fourt Street, Cincinnati, O. A strange case of murringo and of passin tho honeymoon occurred in our county hu week. On tho 20th ultimo, ono Miss Smit was arrested and tried beforo Trial Jus th Watkins, of Pulaski Township, for pet larceny. She was convicted mid sentence to ten days in jail. On tho samo day oi .Mack McLntchett was nrrostcd for pct larceny on a warrant issued hy Trial Justi Gibson, of "Walhalla.. Ho was carried by tl constable to thc trial beforo Watkins ai after tho conviction of Miss Smith show marrjed by thc Trial Justice to McLatche Holli parties were kept by tho constable un tho next day and brought lo Walhalla, oi for trial tho other to undergo cen tent McLatohett was tried und eon viet cd ai sentenced to ten days in jail, and tho sui constable took tho newly married cou plo a delivered thom to tho Sheriff under commi mont, each for ten days. AVo don't br about this, as it looks too much like u crop young criminals was likely to proceed fr< this union. Wc never liourd of a similar ca; O al- way Loo als October 20th, 1877. Corn husking.-) aro continuing from day day. Corn, as a general thing, is turning c very well; n few sorry crops; but us an av rage calculation corn is doing well, considc wig the drought ol' lust summer, James W, Bourdon is repairing his dwollii which adds beauty and comfort to his hons Andrew Norri-} died of consumption I: Sunday and was buried ut Center on Mendt Ile was a citizen of Goorgla and caine to father's a lbw days before ho died. Ho ?ea1 a wife and five children in Franklin Conn Georgia, to grnpplo their way through t unfriendly and uncharitable world. Tho Oukwny Lodge of Good Tempi elected tho following named persons ollie for thc quarter beginning tho 1st of Novo ber next, vi/.: James W. Bourdon, W. C. Mrs. N. C. Brown, W. V.T.; W. M. Brin W. S.; Andrew Bourdon, V. S.; J. A. Fir T.; Moses Cain. W. C.; J. \V. McGuflin, M ; Miss M. H. V.. Sunders, I. Cl J V. Pri?e, O. G.? G. W. Bloodwortli, A. S.; M S. J. Sandor?, D. M.; Mist lOli/.nboUi Aik ll. ll. S.; Miss Mary Bourdon, L. lt. S., n J. B. Sunders. L l)" P. W. C. T. Thc Lot moots every Saturday night und is incrcasi in members. Next Thursday tho eleeiion for S he ri fl' n Coroner comes off. Do not tho people p tho managers who havo ta meet at G A. and hold till (> P. M. without intermission .00, while our lionornblo representatives v meet und make laws uro well paid? Ketrcn nicni? Beforo tho war managers of clcet wore exempt from road duty. That would just and equitable HOW. 0< C MARTIN'S CREEK LOCALS Thc fellowing locals were received from esteemed correspondent loo lalo for Inst wei paper, and on that account sonio portions thom, owing to dates, havo been left out: Sonto of our Martin's Creek farmers are (II ing their lands with two-horse plows. Docs turning ol bottom landy render thom moro r dllOllvo? Wo would liko for Some ono who had some experience to give MS a few seien' reasons for turning bollom land. We ki lhere aro many reasons which might bo givei comparai ive insignificance, bul ld it liter expedient? This is a maller of great imj lance to farmers just now, and we repeat i we would like lo hoar- from any of our fol farmers, who eau speak fro'?l experience, upon thia subject. Tho Shiloh Debating Sooicly met on Friday night, according to previous adjournment, mu) discussed tito "Usury Law." A standard inte rest was fully established, notwithstanding (lie formidable arguments lo tho contrary. Ono of tho chief objects of this society is ti develop thc oratorical powers of Its members, but WO nro confident that if Hayes' Congress could bc governed by its decision on last Friday night that tho wliolo country would be materially benefited. Hov. J. J. Novillo preached ni Friendship on Sunday nftcrnoon nt o'clock. His lexi was: "Think on mo when it shall bo well with thee." A cursory review of the history of Joseph was given and same made lo Illustrate very strikingly and touchingly thc Ingratitude of mau to hi benefactor. Dr. Yarborough is making a specially of (lie farm. Ho has already sown nboul ten bushels of wheat aud is still sowing. He always sows in October. This is the limo to sow. Don't bc afraid of thc fly. Sow plenty of wheat and sow il in good time and tho chances aro (hat you will make a good crop. All aro busy now gathering and husking corn, picking colton and sowing wheat and oats. J?rof. Douthit luis offered his services fo Hie people of Shiloh vicinity upon reasonable fenns as an instructor in sacred vocal music, bul owing to thc fact thal a school, if gotten up hero, must be composed of tho sons mid daughters of farm* ors, il is doubtful whether or not. at tho present (imo and under tho prosonl circumstances tho requisita number of signers can bo obtained. Wc hope, however, in view of its Importance, lhal ho will succeed. J. M. P. ASTONISH INO SUCCESS.-It is tho duty of every person who has used Bosci! BE'S OERHAN SYRUP to lot its wonderful qualities bo known to their friends in curing consumption, severe coughs, croup, asthma, pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung discuses. No person cnn usc it without imnicdinto rollet*. Thrco doses will relievo nny case, and wo consider it tho duty ol' all druggists to recommend it to the poor dying consumptive, nt least to try ono bottle, ns 40,000 dozen bottles were sold last year, nod no one case where it failed was reported. Such a medicino us tho OERMAN SYRUP cannot bo loo widely known. Ask your druggist about it. Sample bottles to try sohl nf. 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. For sale by lt. F.. Norman und nil druggists in tho United Slates. COTTON! COTTON! COTTON ! PROSPERITY, HAPPINESS AND CASH' SPECULATION PLAYED OUT! For thc planter willi JOHNC.CARY AT SENECA C/?TY, S. C. TT A ?TTTVTJP* ARRANGEMENTS ILA. V lil VT with tho Inmost and most extensivo Spinners in tho United States to buy COTTON for them, frosh from tho hands of tho farmer, avoiding all inter - med?ale expenses and commissions, thereby giving tho man who makes tho cotton these profits, I am prepared to givo tho highest cash price for 10,000 bales of cotton. Furniers! now is tho limo, this is tho place, and I nm the man fur you to consult bolero selling your CO VI (Mrclsowhcro. Come and get every cont there is in your colton. To llioso wdio think thoy cnn do better with their cotton by consigning, nod prefer, I will say that I am also prepared to advance them $35 on tho Halo, and forward Iheir .iotton to reliable Factors in Charlotte, Char leston, Now York, Philhulclphia, or any oilier market they may designate to bc sold, and on receipt ol' account sales will pay to them tho net proceeds, including tho $35 advanced, BRING IN YOUR COTTON, Soil to mc for thc cash and then buy your goods in thc cheapest market in tho up country. ? Respectfully, JOHN C. CARY. Oct. ll, 1878 '17-3111 N?TIGE I'S hereby given that application will bo made tn Ibo Legislature, ut its next ses sion, for Ibo renewal of thc Charter of tho Kcowoo and Tucknsegec Turnpike Company, extending from the West end of tho Tunnol to thc North Carolina lino. WM. HOWLAND. Oct, 18, 1877 48-lm 2,000 LBS. OF BACON Cofffee? VERY LOW Ti. AT J. K. JlliJYUItlX'S. Sop! 18. ?t?'V v r--._\ ? HW -WMHMft?IIIMW<IIWMiriWMHMUJ*MWJllllWII J. KU.ISON A DU hit, 1 ( K. 1). K0D1K80N, A. 11U0WN, J \ KLM SON A. SMYTH. J. E. ADDER & 00., 137 and 139 Mooting Streot; Jobbers of Foreign aud Domestic Hardware? Cutlery, Guns aud Saddlery, Bar Iron and Plough Steele ; CUCUMBER PUMPS. FAIRBANKS' SCALES. Agonts for Souib Carolina for tho cele-? bruted FARMERS' FRIEND PLOWS, Ono, two ami three horse, nt reduced prices. LIBERAL TERMS TO THE TRADE, Largo assortment of Agricultural Implements, Agricultural Steels a specialty, BULL TONGUES, TURN SHOVELS, SCOOTERS, SWEEPS, HEEL BOLTS, &C. Stnto Agents TREDEGAR HORSE AND MULE SHOES OK DEUS REOEl VE PR O M PT A ND GA RE PUL A TTEN 'HON. J. E. ADGER & CO., 137 and 130 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C. Aup; 9, 1877. 38-3aicom ACENTUE SHOT AT HARD TIMES, JLow for Cash ! Wc ure receiving daily from New York, Baltimore, Charleston and Manufactories tho Largest and ChcapesfSlock of Goods ever ottered to tho citizens of Oconce, consisting of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND FAMILY MEDI CINES. Wc throw on thc market to day 200 sacks of Vvcrpool Salt nt $1.25 ncr sack. 10,01)0 pounds best Wagon Iron nt 3, 3 j nud 3.} cents ncr pound. I Largo lot Codecs from 22 to 2C cents per pound. Largo lot Uluc Stone nt 12.] cents por pound. Largo lol Indigo, Spanish Float, al $1.26 per pound. 75 pieces Prints, best brands, at 7 nnd 8 cents per yard. 2") pieces Wool Jeans, nt 38JJ ccnls per yard. f> bales of I Shirting, at 7 nnd 8 cents ncr yard. Coals' Spool Cotton, nt 76 cents per dozen. Splendid nssorltncnt of Cassimcrcs, very cheap. Indticcmcnls in Ladies' Dress Goods, IMonoh ing. Tickings, &0., nnd many oilier articles too tedious to mention; all of which wc aro selling nt panic prices for cash. Wo bought them very olose and with unusual caro nud will givo our patrons tho advantage of it. Wc aro always ready to pay thc' highest market price for colton, and wo want to make you a bid before you sell. All other produce bought al Ihe highest, market price. Wc aro agents for Shirtings. Vains, Walt and Avery Plows, and sell al our utoro al factory prices. Conic and seo us. Wo will guarani00 you goods ns low as nny retail store in South Caro lina. Wo have taken the stringency of thc hard limes into consideration nnd aro determined noL to bc undersold. Many thanks for past favors. Most, respectfully, J. P. BUCKLER & CO. Oe? 1, 1877 40- ly ASSIGNEE'S SALE. 1>Y an arrangement willi tho mortgagees wc > will sell, to Ihe highest biddop, at Walhalla Court House, on MON1LIY, thc 5lh day ot* No vember next, freed from Die lien of tho mort gage of Waller, Watson Si Co. lo Waller 55 llro thor, nil th030 two LOTS OP LAND situate, lying and hoing in the town of Walhalla, thc one consisting of tho Western half of half acre Lot. No. 62 on thc South side of Main Street, in said (own, fronting 52 feet on Main Street nnd 20?) feet deep, whereon is situated tho largo and well nrrnuged STORE HOUSE, WAREHOUSE, STABLES, &c, Now occupied by J. II. Sligh & Son; and tho oilier containing two acres on tho corner of College and Mauldin Streets, designated on thc phil of Mauldin mid {irvin's as Nos. 208 and 30. of thc Corn i House Lois, on which has boen erected a pretty and comfortable Oottage House, Containing six' rooms and nil necessary out. buildings, including a well of splendid waler everything new and completo. THUMS-Cash. J. J. NORTON, Assign?e. C. E. WATSON, /fgentor Creditors Of Waller, Watson & Co. Oct 4, 1877 40-5 LEATHER, LEATHER! AN excellent lot of'UPPER LEATHER, well tanned, for salo cheap for cash. Apply nt this ellice. Dot 25,1877 -19 Final Settlement. rrHK undersigned will npply (o tho Probate 1 Court Al Walhalla Court House at 11 o'olook A.M. on llio2G(ll day ol* November foi' Ills filial discharge ns administrator of Ihoeslftloof H jiily HrtlCO, deceased, nnd all creditors mitSl como for ward on thal day ami have thc legality ol' their claims passed on and determined by Ibo Court. J. 13. SANDERS, Adm'r. Od 2"), IKT7 ' 40-41 Itoiiiitlno (?o?d, HO extensively worn In Poris, was first discovered in 1870. by Ibo colo-? bruted French chemist. Mons. 1). Ito hningo, who innnnfaoilircd it into jewelry, (ind for fivo yours sold it to (he lending jewelers of Puris for Noli<l <?<>l?l. lu 1875. when hi? sosrot i>ccuino known, ten of thc manufacturing jewelers?slablishcd U stock company, with acapital of $10,000, 000, for tho purpose of manufacturing lloiiiiiill?; <*<>I<I .Sow ?'Irv ?iud Wnlches, With this immense capital, and the aid of Improved machinery, they arc enabled lo produce all tho lnlesl patterns of jewelry at less than one-tenth tho cost of solid gold, and ol a ?pualily und oolor which milken it impossible even for exports to detect it from Ibo genuine. WK HA VE S1?C ?Ilk'1) TUE KXVfMSlVJi AO UNO Y OF'MK UNITED STATES AND CANADA, for thc salo of all goods manufactured from this metal, and in oilier1 to iutroduco thom in the most speedy manner, have pul up assort od sample lois as given below, which wo will sell at ONKTK.NTU Till: IIKTAIL VALUH UNTIL JANUARY 1ST, 1878. Head tho list: 50-Cont Lot. One Gent's Watch Chain, retail price, $1 00 Ono pair Engraved Slccvo Duttons, retail price, ...... 7G One Stone-Set Scarf Pin, retail prico, 75 Ono Set (3) Spiral Shirt Sluds, " One improved shape Collar Hulton, One heavy plain Wedding liing, " t ?> GO 20 Tolal, .... $r, 00 For 60 ccufs wc will send above six articles poslpoid. $1.00 Lot. One pair Sleeve Huilons, stone setting One set (3) Spiral Shirt Studs One heavy band Engagement Hing One sci (2) Engraved Bracelets Ono Ladies' Long Guard or Neck Chain Ono Engraved Minialuro Locket, for thc abovo Ono Gent's Heav/ Link Watch Chain Ono Lake George Diamond Stud 82.00 Lot. One Ladies'Nook Chain mid Charm One Ladies' Heavy Guard Chain for Walch One set, Pin and Ear Hins, ninethysl One extra linc Minialuro Lockcl One Canico Seal Hing fine very heavy Wedding or Engagement Hing Ono Gent's heavy Watch Chain willi Charm Ono pair Pc n i inlaid Slccvo Huttons One Luke George Cluster Pin Ono pair (2) heavy baud Hracclcts $3,00 Lot. One Ladies' Opera Guard Chain Ono Ladies' Keck Chain und Cross Ono bountiful Locket, (engraved) Ono pair Hand Bracelets Ono Gent's Twist Link Vest Chain and Charin One pair Onyx Sleeve Huilons Ouc set (3) Onyx Shirt Studs One new improved Collar Huil?n One cxlra cut Cameo Seal Hing One Arizona Solitaire Stud One set Amethyst or Topaz Pin and Ear Drops One Ladies' Chemise Hull on One Plain Hing, stamped 18 K $5.00 Lot. Ono Ladies' Opera Chain, with slide and tassel, retail price $5 One Gent's heavy Watch Chain, with Curb Charm, retail price $5 Ono Ladies' heavy lonj? Neck Chain I .(r . One elegant Chased Miniature becket for abov'tf Ono set Cameo Mednlion Pin and Eur Drops One pair (2) heavy Chased Hand Bracelets One Gout 8 Solitaire Diamond Stud One Gcnl's Cluster Diamond Pin One pair Amethyst or Onyx Sleeve Butions One set (3) Studs to match thc above One elegant heavy sci Cameo Seal Hing One Massivo Hand or Wedding Hing One new "paient" Collar Hutton Cue Ladies'Chemise Hulton Ono Amethyst or Topaz. Hing, (cxlra finish) Thc retail price of thc articles in cadi sample lot amounts to exactly lon limes the price wc ask for the lot: for example, our ?1 lot retails for $10; our ?5 lot for $50. A SOLID ROMAINE GOLD HUNTING-CASE WATCH FREE. To nny one sending us an order for tho above lots by express lo thc amount of $15, wc will scud EUEE one Solid Roma!no Gold llunling-Cuso Walch, Gents' or Ladies'size, warranted to keep perfect time and look equally ns well as a $100 gold watch. Hy mail postpaid, $15 50. This is our iiKsT orrmi TO AOKNTS, and is worth a trial, ns tho watch nlonc will sell or trade readily fori from $20 lo ?')0. Genis' or Ladies' Watch alone, $7 or $8, with a heavy Gout's Gold Pattern Vest ('hain and Charin, or Ladies' Opera Chain with slide mid tassel. . ?< REMEMBER :-This oiler only holds good until January 1st, 1878. After that time wc shall sell only to Jobbers and Wholesale dealers, and any ono wishing our goods will then have to pay full retail prices. Romaine Gold is tho best, and, in fact, Hie only imitation of genuine gold made, being thc samo in weight, color ami finish, and all our goods arc made iu thc latest gold patterns. Will guaran tee satisfaction in every instance or refund money. Semi money by P. O. Money Order, or Registered Letter, AT OUR RISK, No goods sent C. O. 1>. unless at least $5 accompanies I lie order. Address plainly XV. r. 15 VA IVS &?<>., Sole A st's for II. SS. an<l Canad?; 05 & 07 South Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois. August 30, 1877. 41-Gui LADIES'ST?BE -0:0 WE luke pleasure in announcing lo our cus tomers and tho public generally (hal our im mense slock of FALL & WINTER GOODS, which hos been bought by our Senior, who has just returned from New York, is daily arriving, ami will bc complete in eight days. Tho above goods have been bought with care as (o price, quality and prevailing styles, and will not fail to suit tho most fastidious. Our reputation of keeping nothing bat thc best goods, will bo kept up to its highest standard, tn consequence of tho depreciation in Cotton Gtootf?, together with thc scarcity of money, wc will soil our entire stock of these goods nt prices which will defy compelition. Uur slock of DEY GOODS? Consisting in pan of D:meslie, Sea Island nnd Hickory Shirtings, Sheetings, Tickings, North Carolina Plaids, Prints, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams, Dinseys, Bleached and Drown Canton Flannels, Cambric and India Loagclolhs, (com prising thc most popular brands-Now York .Mills, Wainsutta and Cold Medal,) Blankets, Ladies' Single, Double and Breakfast Shawls, Boulevard mid Balmoral Skirls, Ladies' Cloalts, &o ., is completo in every particular. This department is at all limes exceedingly ! attractive, being constantly replenished with the Latest Novelties to suit the season, specially selected for Richness and Bl ega nee, and in cluding all thc most Fashionable Fabrica in the Newest Shades nnd Colorings, consisting of Black and Colored A lpn ons, Pure and Nonpareil Mohairs, Imperial, Scotch and French Plait's, All-Wool Cashmere French Merinos, Mohair Brilliantines, .All-Wool focrgcJ, Pavia ?i;ipos, Satines and Velveteens. WHET Ii GOODS. ' In addition lo tho largo slock always to bc found in (his department, may be mentioned thc fresh arrival ol Nainsooks, Jacoueis, Organdies, Swiss and Jaconet, Shiped and Cross-Barred Mustias, Bobin?is, JUuidon??, Bird'.-- Eye omi Cotton Diapers, Irish Linens, Table Damasks, Towoi?, Crash, &c. ITla/rmels. Wo have a beautiful assortment of Flannels, consisting of While Shaker, TwLlcd Bed, White and Blue, Common and Plain lied and White, Opera, till shades, Plaids and Snipes. NOTIONS AND HOSIERY. A moro beautiful linc of tho.se goods huve never been brought to this market, consisting in part of Ladies' und Clonts' Kid, hielo and Buck Cloves and (launtlcts, Hamburg? mid Pique Edgings nod Inscrtings, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Ludios' Undervcsts, Ladies' nnd Children's Brown, White und Striped Hose, Ladies' Silk Ties, Fiohuos and Hows, all shades, Buchings, Hufilos, Collaret ten, Collars nnd Cud's, Fooling, Linen Sotfi, Doy lies nnd many other now und beautiful selections, too numerous to mention, HATS. A full assortment of Ladies', Cents' and Children's Hats, Trimmed and Untrimmed. Also, n beautiful lot of lint Trimmings, con? skiting ol' Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments, ito. MF.N'8 FURNISHING GOODS. Attention is invited to our largo und elegant ?took of Men's Furnishing Goods, consisting of Scarfs, Tics und Cravats, Ready-made Clothing, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Shirts, Under Shirts, Half lioso, Collars, Cull's, ?V.c. A full stock of AIMVool mid Salem Cussi moros, Doeskins, Broadcloths, Georgia und Kentucky Jcuns. A full assortment of Orocorios, Crockery and GtftSSwnro, Hardware, Wooden and Willow Wore, Stationery. Boots, Shoes and (Jailers, Ladies' und Cont?' Over- Shoe?. Trunks, Traveling Satchels, Clocks, Wall Paper and Paper Shades. Always on bund u full lino of Tailor's Trim mingo. Agents for tho Weed Sewing Machine. lied Rust Proof Oats for Salo. Coats' Cotton, .[ Spools for 20 cents Cash. We fool confident that wo can pieuse anv who may call and examino our gooda. Our polite, and attentive Clerks ure never too busy to servo you and will t-paro no pains in show ing you goods. Cull and soo us! llospoctlully, C I. REID & CO. . Sept. 27, 1877 45 VALUABLE LANDS. I) Y leave of tho Probate Court, granted". ) to mc ns Executor of thc will of Aaron Terrell, deceased, nod ns agent of tho heirs at law ot said deceased, 1 will sell to thc highest bidder, beforo tho Court House, in Walhalla, on salcday in N?VEMBEll NEXT, 1877, that Valuable Farm On Tugaloo Uiver, known as THE HOME PLACE of said deceased. Tho Tract con-* tains 385 acres, moro or ICSB, of cvthioh about 75 acres oro linc river nod e?ccl?': bottoms. Much of thc upland* is rich and first rate for cotton and is partly id cultiva' tion and'partly io untivc forest. i TERMS AS FOLLOWS-One-third cash, thc balance ie two equal installments, payable in ouo and two yours, with interest, from day of sale, secured by boud and mort-, of thc promises. Purchuscr to pay extra for titles. JOHN S. DICKSON, Executor.; Oct 4, 1877 40-5 GASH, ~ CASH, CASH ! THC undersigned proposes lo buy all your Ootboii ul thc highest market price ?ind gi-.c you Not Guano Notes; and to encourage you lo sell to us, wc will sell to you tor C <JI S II One of tho fmc't assortments of FALL GOODS Ever brought to this market, and at tho Vor y Lowest Pricos. It in useless for us to enumerate our largo and varied assortment. All thc Goods arc fresh and of thc Vor y Latost Stylos, and selected willi a special eye to tho Walhalla Irado. Of course you will lind DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ll ATS AND CAPS, FAMILY GROCERIES, HARDWARE, HAGGING AND TI?'IS, and every thing kept in a well conducted sloro, in tho greatest abundance. As we buy for CASH and zeil for CASU, wo will not be undersold by any ene. Como one ! Como all ? ! J. EB. ttfi.B5.JE3 <V MUD?*. Sept. 27, 1877 "ASSIGNEES SALE, I WU.L sell to Hie highest bidder, nt Sci I Oily; on TIIUSDAY, tho first day o? Nov ber next, tho HOUSG euncl X-ipt ' lu this pince, formerly the properly of , Myers. Tho hoi contains onCvfourtl) of nu nCi?T I will on tho same day sell tho remnant of Goods belonging lo Ibo firm ol' MoKlroV & Myers. # THUMS-Crtsh. Purchaser of tho House and Lot lo pay for tho Hilo. JOHN C. CARY, Asidgncc. Scacon City, Sept. 27,1877 U>-?t.