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Did you over BOO HO much ruin? Full moon tlio 10th, noxt Saturday. Tho day? aro ?lowly, yet perceptibly, R?iovfjs?iu'f.;. Cut down. tho woods in your yard ; thoy oroato sickness. Diomnnii's llotol is rapidly niling up with summer visito** . Tins is tho timo of tho year to Bub? Hoj lho to ft good nowspapor. Dog days commenced on tho Stfth of July. Watch out for tho dogs. Miss Jonnio Miller, of Groonvillo, lu visiting hoi- friend, M?BH JOH?O Harrison. Fruit is almost u drug on tho inarkot; wo havo novor Hoon suoh iv quantity ol' lt boforo. Tho Clarion, published at Fort Mill. S. ! 0.? saya it ia a "newspaper without a do- j Hnquont subscriber." Correspondents will please endeavor to havo thoir communications roach us hy Tuesday of caoh week. Bim. O. D. Hast, of Orangoburg county, ls visiting hoi- daughtor, Mrs. M, L. Car melo. Mis? Annie Myor, of Charleston, is visiting tho family of Mr. Otto II. Soho maohor. " Mrs. Franois Keilor and M?BS Fanny Holman, of Orangohurg county, arc spending tho suimnor in Walhalla. Wo Oro prlving you a nvotr>-e.u??v"? $!?iii fled, nowwy, local newspaper and wo want you to help OB, friends. Thoro will bo an oxcm<d< from Char leston to tho up-country August 14', Tho Mokota ovo good until tho 1st of Soptom bor. Mr. Thos. V. Wiekor and wife, and Mrs. Wlckor, Jr., and child, all of Nowhorry county, aro visiting tho family of Mr. H. ll. Norris. Miss May Warnock, an noconiplishcd young lady of Central, is visiting her rolativcs, Mm. Ilurndon and family, lids week. No man ovor "gets oven" wil li another by doing a moan thing for a fancied wrong. Ho only succeeds in making hiiUBolf a mean man. Always road tho old roliable (.'onmun. If you don't tako it, got your neighbor to loud it to you. This is ono branch of tho business that pays m handsomely. Mr?. Elizabeth M. Harker, widow of Joshua Harker, of Salem, died' at her homo on the morning of tho 5th instant. Sho loaves a large circle of friends and rolative.s to mourn her death. Mr. J. H. Garrison, of Denver, S. C., is visiting his unole, Mr. C. L. Heid, this week. Mr. Garrison is a student in the North Georgia Agricultural College at Dahlonega. Married, on ?Sunday morning, August 4th, at tho rosidoneo of Mr. Thus, linn? singer, by G. W. Trait, Notary Publie, Mr. Wm. M. Norton to Miss M. Anna Hunnicutt. Dan. Wright, a negro, employed hy Messrs. Janett, ife Hastings at their log boom on .Seneca Uiver, was drowned on tho l?Otb of July, whilst employed ill sc ouring logs. Tho August term of tho United States Court commenced 'it Groonvillo on Mon day last. Judge Simonton is present and so is Mr. Lathrop, District Attornoy. Thoro is plenty of business on hand. Mrs. James MoDavid, .of Oeala, Fla., Mrs. S, II, Fealherston, of Holton, S. C., and Miss Cun io Sullivan, of Duo West, S. C., aro visiting tho family of Hrof. IT. G. Heed and other friends this week. Wo aro glad to learn that arrangements havo been porfccled by which there will bo a llrst-olass malo school in Walhalla during tho next scholastic year. I.et all who havo boys preparo to send thom at tho comnionecment of school. Furthor particulars will ho given later. Our young friend, Mr. W. A. Kay, who has boen traveling in tho States of Ala bama, Mississippi and Tennessee, for tho linn of Messrs. Kmingor M GO., candy ami cracker manufacturers, returned homo last Thursday and will spend seve ral weeks. A fatal accident occurred at the Laurel Mino, in Kainui county, (?a., on Thurs day, tho 18th of July. Riley McCall; aged twenty-live years, on leaping from a wrecked car, was thrown on his head, bursting his skull and breaking his neck, causing instant death. Messrs. W. A. Strothe! it Co., of West Union, advertise this vock a largo stock of iirst-class goods for salo. Thoy aro prepared to sell anything from a Uno buggy to a wool hat, and in any lino or class of goods will give you exactly what you want. Soe advertisement. If you want moro local news, help to make it. Do something. Ituild a houso, got married, advertise, elope, ?hit some body, got thrashed, go hang yourself-in Hhort do anything oxeept sit around and growl. You need not lake tho above ad vice if you don't want to. Itev. J. P. Pritchard, editor of tho Kas lcy McB?cnyW, was a member of tho Dis trict Conference, hud spent two days in Walhalla last week. His is a busy lifo, surely, as every ono will lid mit, when it IH told that ho teaches, preaches and edits a tlrst-class weekly paper. Hov. M. T.. Carlisle is carrying on a s riosof meetings in tho Methodist church, protracted since tho adjournment of tho District Conference. Ile preaches every night at eight and a half o'clock. Tho sorvlc.CH aro increasing in interest, and wo hope to see a great revival in spirit ual things. The young people of our town, con sisting of four ladies and seven gentle men, will givo an interesting play in Kaufmann's Hall, on Friday, August lil, entitled "Tho Dangor Signal." This play promises to bo ono of tho best that our young people havo yet undertaken, it being two hours in duration. Admis sion usual price. Mr. H. W. H. Freeman, Judge of Pro bato of Greenville county, was a delegate to tho District Conference and spent sc voral days In Walhalla in attendance on this body. l?o ls an old newspaper vt te ran also, having boon for some limo on tho stall' of tho Greenville VhltCrprl&c and Afauntainrer, where ho made a quick nows-gathoror and ready writer. Many timuka to Mr. Goo. T. King for Homo fino molona on Friday Inst. j Mrs. Sloan Kilburn and children, of ? Boworsvlllo, Ga., aro visiting thoir rcia :tlvoH; Mr. and Mw, G. W. Kilburn, this j wepky . Mr. Goo. T. Hold, of ChappoHs, ^ow I bony county, ia spondiilg a tow day8 in Walhalla, visiting his Blator, Mia. E. M. Keith. ?rr. A. B. McOuflin, tho Steward of tho Poor Houso, prosontod tho COUIMKU omployooa with a thirty pound water mol?n on Tuesday morning. '. Prof. L. F. Smith, ono of tho oditora of tho Sonoca Free Prcas, waa in Walhalla last week aa a dologate to tho District Couforonco, and paid our sanctum a call. Ifo is an oasy wrltor aa woll na a conipo tont toaohor, and spends his boura, whon uot engaged lu't io school room, writing for Ida papor. Tho following aro tho summer bonrdors ilt i ne man n's lintel : Mrs. Harli a mp, Mia. 0. Wulburn and flvo children, Miss 0. M. Hiaohoff, Miss Sophia Burmostor, Mrs. Anna Lorkon and daughter, Mr. G, W. Jotho, wifo and threo children, Hov. L. Mullor,.D. D., and daughtor, of Charles ton, S.O.;- Mr. 0. Noolkon, Camdon, S. C. ; Misa Bolly and Mrs. Muro, Athona, Ga. Rov. W..D. Kirkland, D. D., oditor of tho Southern Christian Advocate, Prof. John O. Clinkacalos, of Columbia Fomalo Collogo, Hov. S. Landor, D. D., of Wil liamston Female Collogo, Rov. J. C. Kilgo, Finanoial Agont of Wofford Col logo, Prof. A. G. Rembort, Hoad Master of Hm Wofford Fitting Schcol, and llb*. Wm. Hutto, of Columbia, wore among tho distinguished visitors to Walhalla during tho Dlatrict Couforonco. Mia. D. Oolkora prcaontod tlio Comuicn oftlco last wook with a half bushel of Irish potatoes, tho finest that wo have yot soon. *Two of thom weighed rC: Hpootivoly two pounds and ono ounco ami ono pound and fourteen ounces. W.. thought that Mr. Suttloa stood hoad on tho largest potato, but Mrs. Oolkors lakes tho cako so far. Our cow eat all our po ( at oes up on Sunday and Mrs. Oclkers' present comos in good limo, for whicli wo return timuka. Wo aro indebted to Dr. McBrydo, Prc sidont of tho University of South Caro lina, for his "First annual roport of thc South Carolina Experiment Station?, foi tho year ending December 81, 1888.' Thoro aro throo oxporimont stations ii South Carolina: Ono at Columbia, om at Darlington and ono at Spartanburg This roport is full of 'experiments of tin moat interesting and important charac ter, With a number of other intorcstuM matters. Tho roport ought to bo in tin hands of ovory farmor in tho State. Mr. W. A. Heckling, tho artist, fron Columbia, will bo in Walhalla on tin l?th instant, to remain ton days or tw< weeks, during which tinio ho will taki you a superb picture, if desired. Ho wil bring tho latest novelties with him, ovory tiling now. Samplo of pictures will b on exhibition at tho .bank building b; Mr. J. D. Vornor, our banker. Somo ? Gio pictures aro of persons takon \yhU Mr. Heckling was hero last year, and wi speak for themselves as to stylo and ps collcnco of work. Walhalla and th surrounding country are full of goo looking people, men, women and chi dion, who, no doubt, will want a pictur in Hie highest stylo of tho art. Woll, i you do, givo Mr. Heckling a call whon h gets hore. Prices reasonable Homen: ber August 15th. Art gallory ovor Niol ? Harrison's clothing emporium. Tho "plug-uglies, John L. Shill vii and Jake Kilrain, havo been arrestee and will bo tried in Mississippi for th violation of law involved in their recen prize fight. Sullivan waa arrested i New York city, and was brought to Jncl son, Miss., last Sunday morning an lodged in jail. Ho will bo carried to Pm vis, in Marion county, whoro ho will an swor for his orimo. Jake Kilrain wu arrested on Monday at Ocean Bondi Virginia, and will bo brought buck t faco his victor at tho bar of justice Gc vornor Lowery deserves tho gum? wil and support of all decent and righi minded people for the decided aland h has takon in this matter. Tho principal and thoir seconds should be tried nw punished to tho fullest extent of th lnw, for their boas tl y light in open vic lation of decency, humanity and nu milty. Charles W. Perry, of Piedmont, of th firm of Perry Bros., was seriously ii jurcd thoro on Friday. Whilo playful! chasing a littlo boy, Mr. Perry slipped 0 a watermelon rind and ono of-his lop was broken at the anklo, his foot bein almost completely reversed by tho ace ilont. Physicians wore immediate) sum moued and gave Mr. Perry carofi attention, but he was suffering groat! yesterday and amputation may bo noce fiary. Mr. Perry's legions of frieiu throughout tho Stale, . nd those in th city especially, earnestly hope that 1 may quickly recover.-Greenville Neto ?Uh. [Mr. Perry's many friends in Walhal will ho plonsed to learn that the late; news from him is favorablo to a specci recovery, and amputation! will not bo ll cossnry. Mr. Win. Perry, his father, lu gone to attend him and hopes to bril liim to Ins homo in Walhalla during tl coining week.-Ens. Common.] Tho following aro tho arrivals at Bi mann's Hotel for tho week, ending Ai gust 0, 1880: J. N. Southern, Oreo wood; P. I). Curcton, Easley; Hov. J W.Walker, Greenville; Hov. H. A. Chili IMckens; T. F. Hill, Anderson; J. I Leonard, Hoidvillo; A. .1. Street, Nn cross, Ga.; W. L. Washburn, A Ikon; J A. P. Jordan, Greenwood; Miss Burnie tor and (too. B. Loo, Charleston; W. 1 Glenn, Bickens; T. J. Aldorson, Bin City, Tenn.; C. C. Simpson and wifo, A dotson; V. M. Frico, Pondloton; Geo. i Hodges, (treenwood ; J. W. Brook, Co tral; Oscar Cannon, Oarnosvillo, Gu H. E, Allon, Anderson; Robt. Kirkso Pickcns; J, Grconwald, Baltimore; Gc W. Jntho, wife, threo children and nuira Chnrlcston; li. J. IL Fisohor mid wif Charleston j C.Animo, Charleston; Mi Kellers, Ornngoburg; Miss Paimio Hollinan, Orangoburg; E. W. Brow wifo and two children, Anderson; E.;\ RrOWn, Jr., Miss Emelia Brown, Mi Mnnio Brown, .!. B. McGee, Scott Brow Miss Anna Brown, Anderson; Clins, Bo durant, Tenn. ; W. B. Splors, Riolnnon E. J. Harris, Atlanta; .Ina. McCutcht Williamsburg. ?VK; Jorni-'?. >Vi)H??n8 and wifo, of Spring'OroYC, Lauron? county, is visiting hi? brother-in-law, Judge J. J. Norton. Wm. . I*. Calhoun, Esq., formerly of Fair Play, Coonee onmrtjv hus h'?eii in vited to deliver an address at TOWUVIHQ, Anderson county, fih^ut the middJo of August. Ho will spoak to tho pooplo of that seotion ' on education.1 The ladles of tho Lutheran church Missionnry Soolcty, will givo a lawn party on Monday ovonlng, August 10, at tho ,'ourt Houso Park. Refroshmonts, music and a nico timo will bo given to all who attend. Prosidont Harrison has appointed Eu? gono A. Wobstor, of Orangoburg, Colloc ! tor of Inloriud Rovoeuo for tho District of South Carolina. Tho "low-country" Booms to bo in sweet accord with tho chief powers that bol Rov. J. G. Roitz, of Ralttmoro county, Maryland, tho now pastor of tho Luthe ran ohuroh, lias arrived in Walhalla, ohd assumed tho dutlos of bis charge Wo gladly welcome him to our midst and hopo his ministry may provo a bonodic tlve to oar town and community. Mr. John D. Vornor is moving this week into Ids new rosidonco across Cano Crook, near. town. Ho bas just oom plotod a largo and handsome dwelling house on tho Bito which ho rccontly bought from J. W. Holloinan, Esq., and has ono of tho most elegant houses in or near Walhalla. Mrs. Sarah Logan, agod noarly 04 years, diod a poacoful doath on July 14th. SliO was an Invalid for years, omi sintered greatly for about two mont).s beforo her death. Sho was a consistent member of tho Baptist church for fifty two years. Sho leaves nu agod husband and four childron to mourn their groat loss. Mr. Samuel A. Daniols, who waB on gagod in Walhalla about a yoar ago re pairing w atches, was arrested in Andov son, Tuesday last, by ShorifT Moss, on a warrant charging him with breach of trust, sworn out by Mr. Thomas Kolloy, boforo Justice llorndon. Ho was brought to Walhalla Tusday evening and lodged in jail. Wo learn that tho prose cution is hottomed on tho alleged fact that Daniels disposed of a watch which Kelley loft with him ovor a year ago to repair. Prof. Marshall S. Stribling and family, of Hartwell, Ca., aro visiting rolatives in Oconoo. Ho has many Carolina friends who are pleased to learn of his BUCCCSS aB a professor in tho Hartwell High School. Ho paid the Coo m icu ofllco an appreci ated call Tuesday afternoon, and judg ing from appearances thc duties of his now position sit lightly upon him. Ho has been in Hartwell two yoars, during which limo he has been mainly instru mental in building up a nourishing high school in this beautiful and prosperous town. Our Georgia neighbors hold him in high esteem, and woll they may, for his Oconoo friends know what a val uable acquisition to their community >hey have in him. Proceedings of tho Grceuvlllo District Conference. Tho Grcohvillp: District Conforonco of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, South, convened in its twenty-third annual ses sion at Walhalla, on Thursday, August 1, and continued in session until tho fol lowing Saturday at 2 p. M, Hov. J, Wal ier Dickson, Presiding Elder in tho chair. Tho organization was effected at niuo o'clock, Thursday morning, in tho Pres byterian church, which had been ten dered for Hie purposes of tho Conforonco. Prof. AV. S. Morrison, of Grconvillo, w as rc-olected Socrotary, and a most otH elont ofllcor does ho make. Thoro wore ono hundred and thrco members who answered to roll call dur ing thc session. On account of tho heavy rains Wednes day oyoning tho opening sermon was not preached at night, ns previously an nounced; but at 11:30 A. M., Thursday, Hov. ll. W. Harbor, of Westminster, preached this customary opening sor inon. There was preaching every day at ll :30 A. M. and 8:30 e. M. Thursday was occupied with receiving reports from preachers in charge of cir cuits and stations on tho general state of the church. At 8:80 e. M. thoro was preaching by Hov. C. H. Pritchard, of Seneca. Tho second day (Friday) was occupied with further reports on tho stato of tho church, and consideration of tho Sunday School interests. At 11:80'A. M. th?rp was preaching by Rev. A. C. Walker, preacher in chargo of tlie North Grconvillo Circuit, and at 8:30 c. M. by Rev. John O. Willson, of Green ville Immediately after tho sermon Prof. A. G. Reinhold, Head Master of tho Welford Fitting School, spoke brielly in bohalf of his department of Wo fiord College. The third day (Saturday) was given mainly to the consideration of tho con nection:'.! interests of Hie church. Rev. W. I). Kirkland, 1). 1),, editor of tho Southern Christian Advocate, was in troduced to tho Conference, ami after a few remark's gave his limo to Hov. J. 0. Kilgo, Financial Agent of WoO'ord Col lege, who spoke at length in behalf of this institution. Hov. S. bander, G. I)., Prosidont of Willjainston Female Collego, and Prof. John C. Clinkscales, of Columbia Female College, wcro also introduced, and oneh, nftor speak ?og' brielly in bohalf of their respective institutions, also gavo way to Hov. Kilgo. Ho' hogan his educational address at 12 o'clock, and spoko ono hour and a half, delivering a strong and im pressive lecture His purpose wns to raiSO a subscription for endowing Wof ford College, ned at tho closo of Iiis ad dross, a subscription of ovor $1,000 was immediately obtained. Saturday night at 8:30 o'oloek thoro was a missionary meeting, which wns ad dressed by Hov. S. Landor, I). D. Tho following woro olocted delegates to tho Annual Conference: Hov. H. A. Child, Dr. J. W. QuiHian, Dr. W. H. Nar din and Prof. w. S. Mollison. Alter nates: I). A. Smith, Dr. H. F. Few, R. G. Gaines and W. A. bosley. A resolution was adopted by a rising volo returning thanks to tho ncinbers of tho Presbyterian Church for die uso of their building during tho scssions of the Conference; also to tho pooplo of Wal halla nod vicinity for their hospitable en tertainment. Grconvillo was selected ns tho placo for holding tho noxt District Conforonco. Sunday afc li v. SI, there wai? preaching at tho Presbyterian ch m Oh by Kev. W. IX Kirkland, 1). J).; at tho Methodist church by Rev. S. Landor, ti. UT; at-tho Walhalla ?antIfltohuroU by Hov. N. H. Clarkson; at tho Wost Union Haptlst churoh bj Hov. A ... W- Walter and p-t Zion Mothodist oljuroh by Hov. NV G. Hallengor. Sunday afternoon at tho Presbyterian oburob, nt 4:30 o'olock, thoro was a Sun day Sohool mass mooting of nil tho Sun day Sehools in town, addressed by Rov. N. H. Clarkson, Ur. S Landor and Dr. W. D. Kirkland. At 8:80 P. M. tho Presbyterian pulpit was occupied by Hov. C. H. Smith, tho Walhalla Haptlst church by Hov.. J. F. Andorson and tho West Union Haptlst churoh by Hov. S. T. Hlaokmnn. Apaoho county, in Arizona, is largor than tho State of Massaohu oot.<p> yet ?f h?f nota singlo doctor) within its borders. Father Kyno, of Kalamnzoo, .is ono of tho most expert oleotrioians in tho country. In ono oornor of Ilia room ho hus a skull *o arranged that it ohattors its tooth whon tho priestly scientist sJy!y touches an oleotvio button concealed about his desk. Thoro aro twonty-six murdor cases dooketod for trial at tho noxt toi m of court in Birmingham. Unless! tins number represents tho accumula tion of sonic years, it would soom that tho lawless element is vory much in tho ascendancy in and around Birmingham. Tho city of Spokane, State of] Washington, was burned on tho 4th instant. Tho loss is estimated all tho way from six to thirty million of dollar?. Thoro is tho usual insur ance to bo deducted from this loss. A merchant named Thorn, of | Michigan, has just filed his last will with tho Socrotary of State, accom panied with a ccrtjiicato from th roo loading physicians that ho is of sound mind. Thorne says he was lead to adopt this course in order that relatives, who may feel ag grieved whon tho will is finally opened, can have no excuse for say ing ho was of unsound .mind. Hoad carts, cheap, at T. N. Carter & Co's., Westminster, S. C. Minoral wator, a good summer medi cino, at Darby & Co.'s Fino colognes ?nd soaps, at Darby & Co's. Good harmonicas, at Darby & Co's. Host chowing tobacco, at Darby ?fe Co's. Fresh French candy, at Darby & Co's. leo cold soda water, 5ots a glass, at I Darby & Co's. Pure drugs and medicines, at Darby ?fe Co's. Milk shakes, nets a glass, at Darby ?fe Co's. For a good 5cts cigar, go to Darby & Co's. ; If yon want a cheap coflin or tine bris ket, thoro aro all kinds and styles at T. N. Carter & Co.'s, Westminster, S. C. For a good hair brush, tooth brush, shaving brush, or blacking brush, call on Darby ?fe Co. Tho famous Leaning Tower of Pisa has boon put up for sale by lot tery. Thc munici' ality of Pisa hav ing boon greatly straitened for money oy on account pf oxponsivo improve ments, offers the tower ior salo, in order to provent tho town hall from hoing seized, and bas adopted tho method of a lottery so as to got tho highest.price possible. Furman University, GREEN VI IJL.10, S. C. rilllE noxt session will bogia SEPTEM JL HER 25, 1880. Thorough instruction givon in Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Natural History, Mineralogy and Geology, Metaphysics, English, French and Gorman, For Catn loguo, apply to PROF. IL T. COOK, or C. MANLY, D.D. August 1, 1880. 31-11* A." FISCH??SSE?, JEWELER, Walhalla, S. C., [S now* fully prepared to REPAIR WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, ito. All work is guaranteed and done in first olass Order. If you want a good article of JEWELKY, such a, 18 karat GOLD RINGS or any other Jewelry, you will timi it to your nd van Iago to call on mo. A. FISCHESSKR. .June 0, 1881). 21-3m A IT would bo a wnsto of words to dwell on the merits of Norman's Neutralizing Cordial in speaking IO the peoplo of Oco nco. Thoro is not a medicine sold be tween Ohatluga and Seneca or Tugaloo and Kcowco that has given tho santo sat isfaction as Norman's Cordial. It is, thoroforo, our purposo only to remind you that it is still in oxistonco and that now is tho time to have a hottlo in your house. Now potatoes, cool nights mid unripe fruit bring their attendant ills of diarrhom, dysentery, cholera morbus and cholera infantum. It is poor economy for you to pay a physician two dollars a visit to euro you of a caso of dysentery or hor stomach trouble, when for %~> couts invested in a bottle of Norman's Neutralizing Cordial yon cnn ho instantly relieved. Don't delay, hut gota bottle. Sold in ovory town und cross roads store in tho county. POWDER Absolutely Pure? Till? powrtor noYor varies. Annuvolof purity, strength and wholesomeness. Moro economical titan the ordinary kinds and cannot bo sold in competition with tho mtdtltudo of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Bold only in eons. Hov AI, II ARI MI Pownall Co., 100 Wall street, Now York. I Th At Mon/TODD, At SENECA, is tho man for you to soo About get ting A lirss-olnss ? crCicler l*?ill9.jgg cheaper than ovor. And he can sell you your Cane Mill and Evaporator to savo you inonoy, for ho lins tho j^sipii TKAOK and no mistake J* you dont behove ito can do you good in tlio way of a STOVE, just try liim and ho will satisfy you. Ahotlior lot of BED SPRINGS from $1.50 up. Cheap, sure. Another lot of LOUNGES from $6 up and a heap of things at prices to plonso you. Now just don't forget to J^IS-MEM-13 ESI*,. TOlHEllLIC OF OCONl Paill?s having used tho harri formerly owned hy O. JJ. Held, and thoso horeaftor using tho same, who aro not residents of town, will please lcavo at C. I.. Itcld's storo from 6, 10, 16 or 25 cents for the privilege of hitching stock out of sun or rain. Parties in town using Bald harn | for sholtcr for vehicles, plcaso call and arrange, or doposlt $1 at O. F.. Reid's store for snch privi lege for ono year, and ohllgc, JNO. JOOST. July 23, t88l?. 30-lt MDQUARTEBS -FOR Fancy and Family Groceries, a Fresh Goods in Stock and Arriving Each Day. A Full Line of Agate and Tin Ware. Try Our 'lomaja" Coffee, tlie' Finest Brawfl Pu! Up. The Largest Line of Buggies, Road Carts, Wagons and Harness in the County. I have on hand a large) stock of Hay, Bran, Oats j and Corn at the lowest! market price. Give me a call. H. D. A. P. O. Box 165, . Come aili] See Bia. I lutvo just received a nico lino of Spring Dress doods, such as Cashmeres, ' Wool lliogcs, ChallioS, Ginghams, Chocked mid Plain Lawns, Figured and Solid Colored Sattinos, yard wide, tho very best grado for only 12jo. Cnlicos, tho very lntost pntterns from 5 tn .Sc.; also a imo line of Buchings, Neck Hib hons, Sic, in fact my stock ninst he seen to he appreciated. 1 have also received a (Ino lot of ON NTS' HATS, CLOTHING, CASSIM BURS, TWEEDS and JEANS, and the celebrated BAY STATE SHOES, can always bo found nt my Storo. I havo a full lino of WATERBURY CLOCKS, all prices. Also, a lot of tho latest novelties in tho | Hardwaro Lino. Trusting you will give mo an carly] call, I am yours most respectfully, Gi LI RE.1I Soft Isl?n ANOTHER LOT OP IHocohing, Pillow-Casing, ?0-4 Shcctii ftlso ft Cow Fall Prints. Wo will ?till soil FRUIT of tho LOOM nt f> ooixtw, though then say wo onn't koop up such orioos. Everything th nt wo carry, cheap ac oordingly. For the next * will sell all Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices. Havo also rocoived some of our Winter Clothing, and throe cases of Women's Polks, solid goods, that wo will sell at tho small prioo of 436% cent? por pair. Thanking tho publio for thoir liberal patronago and solioiting a con tinuation of tho same, with tho promiso of doing botter b> thom this soa Bon than ovor boforo, wo romain, very respectfully, Nieid & Harrison ?AND CL OCT -AT T. N. CARTER & CO/S. For the next 30 days we will sell our Spring and Summer Goods for Cash only, at greatly reduced prices. Also, we have a lot of shoes we want to close out and will sell Bargains in them. Our stock of Clothing is large and varied, and prices are as low as can be found anywLore. We have a lol of fine silk suits that we will sell at wholesale cost. Come and get Bargains. We have them in all lines of goods. T. N. CARTER & CO., Westminster, S. C. A Large and Handsome Line of MEN'S, BOYS' CHILDREN'S, Fur, Wool and Straw HATS, Just Opened at PEDEN & ANDERSON'S, Westminster, S. O. April ll, '89 ATC Wit Bw&mmi I hayo just received a nico lot of Olotliing,* Slhoofy, -AND-r I>i*y Goods, and in HARDWARE, I havo anything from a CANE MILL to a MOUSE THAI*, and if you will only give mo a trial, I will mako you KOOK noTTOM prices. Yours respectfully, C. ff. PitcUoM. .Tidy 25, 1880. The Charleston House. Wagon Yard Now Ready and Open Free to AU. NEW LOT OP FANCY GOODS. Mnplo Syrup, Fancy N. O. Syrup, Can ned Pino Apples, Fears, Poaches, Apples, Okra ?nd Tomatoes, O roon Corn, Desic cated Cocoanut, . Evaporated Apploo, Maillnrd's Breakfast Cocoa, Orango Mar malade, Damson's Assorted Jams, Fick oled Onions, Olives, Swoofc Piokles, Capos Sanco. Catsup, Ilorso Kadish, Young Amoricnn Chooso, G roon Chcoso (Sap Sago), Dargo Fronoh Prunos, Turkish Prunes, French and Amoricnn Sardines, (Jennine C. K. Salmon, Chipped Hoof, Corned Beef, Potted liam, Fresh Mack erel, Lobsters, Oystors, Dutch llovrings. Frosh Cod Fish, Shrimps, Mineo Mont (Nono Such), Sago. Tn'pinco, Corn Stnroji, ?tee. Powdorod Glass Starch, something now and good, try it. Fruit Jars, Grain Cradles, Grass and Dush Blades, Briar Hooks, Patont Solf-Shutting Spring Hinges. Boots, Shoos, SlipporBj Seo. Largest assortment ol Dry Goods and Notions. Wo soil tho genuino Lewis Whito Load, Doublo Boiled Oil, Turpontino, Varnish. Cnrriogo Paint, Dry and Ready Mixod Paint, Sec. No. 1 Dovo California Hams at only 12J?. warranted. Good Lard Oe: Pnro Larc 12}o. Coffco 4 to 5 pounds for $1.00. Daisy Patent and Ovon-Liftor Flour and all othor grades reduced $1.00 per barrol. Good Kico 20 pounds for $1.00. Salt nt 7?c, 85o. and $1?10 por sack. Choicest Tons, Young Hyson, Gunnowdor, Impo rinl Ilyson, English Bioaktnsfc and Oolong at 00 and 75o; Good Green and Black Ton at only 25o. por pound. ' All Country and Mountain Wagons especially requested to make tho Charles ton IIouso Wagon Yard their stopping piuco, free of charge, when in town. 0. Il, SCHUMACHER; Proprietor, WALHALLA, S. C. 83^=* Goods Packed and Dolivorod Free. AT THE BELL HO JUST RECEIVED a lot of BOOTS and SHOES, from 40 cont? to $3 por pair. SHIRTING, 5 cont? per yard. CHECKS, 0 couts por yard. COFFEE, 5 pounds for $1. FLOUH, T?0 cents por sack, or $8,76 por barrol. I havo ono COOK STOVE, complete, for $12. I hnVo just oponed my now HATS and CAPS. I am soiling thom ohcap. I havo LAMP CHIMNEYS from 20 to* 25 couts each. Como and seo them. I am anxious to soil. Como and soo mo boforo you buy, W. W. ROBINSON. ?3f~ Goods packed and dolivorod free. Sossion Opens Sept. 10, 1889. FOR Catnloguo of Williamston Fonmlo Oollogo, a livo, thorough, progres sive, prosperous, cheap, upcountry school for young ladles. audro&H iii-.v. ?. LANOKit, Prosiuont, WilUnmston, S. C. tts morl ts widely known. 105 pupils lust year. Moro oxpootod noxt, July tl, 1880. , v 2S-2IU