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T.400C? lindi Bp?ein I. Kev. M. L. Cav?lBjie ?B nttond?ng Bothol camp mooting in Greenville oounty. i Wo h ad ? very pionac.ut o?!l tYiq wce? from Mr. Jamo? Y. ?itton, of Due West, ti; ?. Kev. H. M. Allison made tho COUIUKK office a present of a flue watermelon last week. Mauy thanks, Mr. Allison. Thore will bo a plo alo at High Falls on Saturday, August 24th. Everybody ls iuvited with woll flllod baskets. Kov. W. W. Mills, pastor of tho Proahy terinn elm rc h In Caradon, S. C., ia spend ing a. fow days in Walhalla, visiting his cousin, Mrs. O. G. Strong. Thoro will be singing during tho woek before tho fourth Suuday in August, at Whitmiro'sohuroh. The publie gouorally aro invitod to attend. Seo in soother column notice of a teo . ' "v.tuv?, bj Pi uf, Carter, iu tho Court House, ou Friday night, August 23d. Admis sion freo. Mr. H. A. Gilmeu odvortlsos this week for salo, ott Wednesday, September 4, 1880, a valuable traot ot land, oe toinlng 110 acres, lying on Chocstoo Crook. MisBes Norman & Inman advertise a lot of now lace and tulle hate, ribbons, dress stays and other art lelos of ludios' wear. The 1 ad i os of the Episcopal churoh will give an leo cream fostival at tho Browory , Park, on Thursday, August 91. Tho pub llo aro cordially invited. . Prssidd?it ?l??'i?bea und .-.<,.iv, inuiu? . ing members of hio Cabinet, are making a tour of tho North and East and are re ceiving quito nit ovation along tho route. Tho clerk of Court asks us to an nounce that pension warrants for Juno and July havo boon received. Partios entitled aro requested to oall pud got thom. The ItoV. John G. Law, tho first pas tor of the Walhalla Presbyterian Churoh, now of Darlington, S. C., will conduot . divine service in tho Presbyterian church uoxt Sunday, at ll A. M. The ladioB of tho Lutheran Clairol Missionary Sooioty will give a lawi party on Monday evening, August 10, ai tho Court Houso Park. PofrcshmoniB music and a nico timo will bo given to al who attend.. Hov. B. M. Paok. pastor of tho Wal halla Baptist churoh, is conducting i serios of meetings in this church, whicl began on last Sunday night mid will con tinuo during tho pvosont weok. Thoro i preaching twice every day, at'll A. M. and 8:30 P. M. Mr. W. M. GoBSott, who lives on Con no ross crook, presented us with a matu moth cabbage hoad last wook, woighinj over twelve pounds. Slr. Gossott is on of our most progressive and industriou farmers, and ho knows how to grow cab bagos as woll as other farm truck. Mr. charles W. Porty, of Piedmont recovered from tho injuries to his log an ankle sufficiently to como to Walhalla o last Friday. Ho is staying with his ft thor, Mi . Wm. Perry, and is rapidly in proving. His many friends hopo for hi Speedy rocovery. Wo announce with much regret th death of Mr. Hardy fennell, of Pickon oounty, on Monday of last wook, in th eighty-third year of his ago, of paralysii Mr; Kennell was an honest man an loaves many rotativos and friends t mourn their loss. Rov. John E. Carlisle, pastor of th Spring Street Methodist Churoh i Charleston, spout a fow days in Walhall this wook, visiting his brother, ltov. S! L. Carlisle. Ho preached two OXCOllci) and highly edifying sonnons in tho M< thodist church last Sunday morning an night. Mr. Wi A. Reckling,, tho artist froi Columbia, is now here. If yon want picture of yourself, your wlfo or chi dron, in tho finest styl^ of tho art, giv him an early call ovor Neild & Harr son's, where ho can bo found for tl uoxt ton days or t?vo wooks. What about tho hygiene of our town Thoro aro cortain streets and alloys tin" givo fourth such a stench that ono cn scarcely draw a breath. What do tl authorities moan that thoy do not Ino tho ordinances against such things dui enforced ? Lot thoro bo ?tn oprly abat mont of those nuisances. Tho caso of tho State against M Samuel A. Daniels, for broach of trust, notico of which appeared in last wook CoDitiKtt, was nol grossed shortly aft "< we went to press. Mr. Thomas Kollo tho prosecutor, rccoivod his gold watc and Daniels paid up tho costs. Ho i turned to his home tu Anderson ( Thursday morning. Mrs. Ruthy Morgan, widow of tho la Thomas D. Morgan, died last Thursda at lier residence on Littlo River, agi nearly 80 years. Sho loft four ohildro J. Matt. Morgan, M rs. Jamos M. Hum cutt, Mts. Jnno Fricks and Mrs. Bogf Sho was buried on Friday, at Now Ho Baptist church, of which sho lind boon consist enf member for ninny years. Dr. J. N. Doyle, of Granbury, Toxi will al lend tho Confederate reunion Sandy Springs. Although ho wo.s patel nt Appomattox ns Surgeon of tho <J8 Alabama .Regiment, ho entered tho si vico with Orr's Rogimont and sorv throo yoars with tho Second Rifles, a can rightfully claim fellowship with a of thom. Medical officers were assign to duty anywhoro along tho lino th might bo hooded. Seo in another column tho ndvortii mont nf Welford Collogo, located atSpt tanburg, S. C., tho fall sosslon of whi oj mus Ootobor 1, proximo. Thia is o of tho loading educational institutions the State, and <>ho strong faculty, co posed of sovoit ablo professors, is doi a great work in educating tho young ni who sit at their foot. The college is n< , bottor equipped for doing thorough wo than ovor boforo. AB previously announced in our b wook'a issue, thoro will bo a most in resting play rendered in Kaufman) Op?ra Houso on uoxt Friday nignt, t 10th instant, on ti tied "Tho Dangor S nal." This drama consist? of ohrv charactors-four ladles and sovon gout mer. embracing tho irishman, Irk woman and darkey, as tho comical par All aro Invited to attond. Doors opon 8o'olook; performance to begin at 8. Admission 25 and 15 cents. Seo now advortUouicnt of Norman's Indian Worm Pollets. Wo oxfcond to our oity OOUBIUS, of CharloBton, a cordial wolcomo to our boautiful mountain town, and hope i?int their ?tay hoio for the nevi two weeks will bo one of pleasure and recreation. Wo learn that Mr. Will T. Wobb will resign tho editorship of tho West min ster (S. 0.) Banner, having accepted a position with his brother, Mr. James M. Webb, in tbe railroad office at Richmond, Va., at a good H a hi ry.. Wo aiso learn that our talented young, townsmnn, Mr. W. Hafert Williams, will assume the cdltx ? rial tripod of the Jianner. Mr. Williams ls well equipped und will make tho Man ner a papor well worthy of tho oonfldonco and. support of tho pooplo of Wostmln Bter and surrounding country.-Jiarttoetl {Qa.) Sun. A Big Picnic at Seneca. Thero wi" be z. ?iUnC* buskel picnic at Soneoa on Thursday, August 22d. Hon. Henry W. Grady, Gen. M. O, Butler, Col. J. S. Cotkran and Hon. J. S. Vernor, are expected to address tho crowd. Tho ob ject of tko gathering ls to interest, tho pooplo of tho county in a fair, willoh it is proposed to hold at Seneca this fall. Farmers at Pendleton. Tho summer mooting of the agricultu rists and st nek in en, at Pendleton, has boon a success. The farmors, moro or less distinguished for success from dif ferent parts Of tho State, woro present in good numbors. The ?peech'?? pud e<? says wore upon timely and impor tant subjects, and will bo road with in creasing interest. Tho steele was lino with ampio oppor tunity afforded for presenting it favora bly to tho public. Tho business of rais ing Ano stock is growing in importance and eventually must bo profitable Tho fruit on exhibition wa.. in large variety and vory Ano. Tho organization of a State Horticultural Sooioty is ovi donco of tho deep int crest taken in this industry. Tho pooplo of Pendleton entertained in their truly hospitable manner a largo mtmbor of guest?, and had room for moro. Tho town was injts holiday attiro, and tho pooplo acquitted themselves hi fino stylo. With her bank and other improve* monts wo hopo ero long to soo Pond?oton taking her piaco in tho load of tho pros porous towns surrounding her. Publie Lecturer. Tlie Alliance authorities have made an nrangement with Hon. Ben. Ter rell, of Texas, to leoturo on the many advantages bf tho Alliances. Col-. Terrell will speak in Walhalla, Thurs day, August 29, and at Picketts C. H. on Friday, August 80. Tito pooplo aro requested to turn out and hear him on these occasions. A Bloodless Bud. Col. Pat. Calhoun and Col. J. D. Williamson, of Georgia, fought a duel at Hoko's Bluff, Ala., on thc 10th instant. No one .was hurt and the wholo tiling seems to havo been a suprome farce; but a higher law than tho code of honor lins been violated by their naughty act, and tlie laws of tho land have been brought into contempt. Tlie fisti cuffs of Kilrain and Sullivan fall far short of tho offetico of Calhoun and Williamson, two educated mon of high standing and public esteem, in posing ns duelists. Tho fist-fighters went to Missisippi to fight in a bru tal way for thc championship of tho world. Tho pistol fighters wont to Alabama with the avowed purpose of killing each other. Governor Seay should show tlie grit of Missis sippi's Governor in moving for their prompt arrest and vigorous prose cution. The South has gone too far and grown too fast to permit a re turn to tho practice of dueling. It is opposed to tho spirit of .our insti tutions, to tho peaco and good of society, to tho supremacy of law, and tm t bo suppressed by tho law. law. Let those duelists and their secoifds be carried back to Hoko's Bluff and bo made to answor for their offence at tho bar of publi? justice. Tho Court at greenville. Tho Greenville News, of Tuesday Inst, says: "Tho Interesting caso against Prof. W. Ti McElory for using tito mails for the purpose of slandor, by postal card, will probably como up to-day. Thc case is a novel ono and will probably excito much intorest. "In tho court yesterday tho Dis trict Attorney nol prossed tho caso against J. J. Haley, formorly post master at Oakway, Oconeo County, for intercepting mail mattor. Thc mail matter in question was a lotter alloged to have been writton by J. B. Sanders, of Oakway, to A. M. Fol ger, at Easley, in which he wished to o informed whether Bryce or Bus sell had tho 'ears of tho administra tion.' By sonto unknown process this lottor found its way into Bryce's hands nt Washington, and boneo the indictment. There was, howovcr, no ovid?neo on which to proceed against postmaster Haley. "Among thc moro prominent oases in which true bills woro found yes terday was that against M. H. Bryce, of Walhalla, tho Republican politi cian. Tito indictment charges Mr. Bryco with retailing liquor without license, failuro to oblit?ralo stamps and transporting stamps in violation of the law, disposing of and receiv ing empty stamped packages and changing stamps and shifting spirits. This formidable array, Mr. Bryce says, was brought out of spite by pol iticians whoso interests bo would not further in Washington." Farmers? Mass Meeting? Thc Hon. Bon. Tono?, National Alli ance Lecturer,' will addvoss tho farmers of Oconeo comity at Walhalla Thursday, August 20tb. J. I/. SIIANKMN, President Oconeo County Alliance. Our It ich laud Correspondence* BIQIILAND, S. C., Aug. 18, 1889. DKAU COOIUKU: Tho trustoos have de cided to oxtond tho timo for receiving bids for tho building of our now academy until Saturday, August 14, at 4 r. M. Mr. M. P. Whitaker baa gouo to Texas to look at tho country , with a view to moving his family thofo somq time this fall. Wo don't Uko to think'of giving up Mr. Whitaker, but, if ho will go, wo oxtowl our host wishes and hope he will find somo good man to take his placo boro. Mr. John Kc id closed his singing Behool nt Hook Springs to-day. Wo have not hoon able to attend personally, but we havo heard others speak in very high terms of Mr. Heid na ?. musician, and wo feel ia m Aden t that ho has done a great deal of good ip this lino throughout the neighborhood. A party of young folks, accompanied by Mrs. Matfott, loft Mv. E. P. Veiner'H a fow days ago for tho mountains. Thoy will bo absent several days and wo hope thoy will have a :doo time. Mr.'M. G. Wilkinson loft a few days ago to take in tho ?took show at Pendle ton nnd will visit his sister, Mrs. II. P. Sltton, of Auton, S. C., and friends at PomUoton, S. C., during his absonoo. Mr. Mi T. Hughs has a iilU?? 17 monika old which is 14 hands high. He curried this mule to tho Pondloton show, last week, but tho judges did not Boom to consider ages and thus awarded premi ums to other oidor mules. Wo notice In your last wook's Issuo that Mr. ' Wannanmkor is oi nsidoring somo suggestions ns to distributing pre sents (a part of his- profits) among bis oporatives at Philadelphia. Wo think so far ns tho Southern States aro concerned if Mr. Wannnmnkor continues to appoint tho colored population to hold ofllco ovor us that his profits will not bo so much of a burdon to him. Mrs. T. E. Stiibling, of Sonoca, ls vi siting Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Vernor this wcok. n. Our Westminster Correspondence. WKSTMINHTKK, S.O., July 13, 1889. PHAU CouniKii: A hurried trip to Fair Play showed that tho crops aro be yond a doubt much bottor than they havo boon sinco 1882. I spout tho night at tho residence of tho hospitable Mrs. Ellon Barton. I was vory much pleased at tho way which she managed her forage and poa patches. If you want tho inner man supplied with substantials or delicacies when you go to that placo, call on her. Now is tho timo to sow turnip seed. Tho first of September is tho timo to sow tho wintor grazing oats. Keep your low lands, that aro subject to overflow, and rich upland, to sow red oats in tho spring. > Little ?n?lo Bollo, infant daughter of Mr. Mid Mrs. lt. F. Whito, died Friday morning from teething. Wo sympathise With thom ill their Bad bereavement. hov. J. JJ. MoLin, of Chester, a bro thor of our townsman, P. O. MoLin, preached quito an interesting sermon in tho Presbyterian church Sunday after noon, to an attractive congregation. Hov. IL T. Smith has boen carrying on a series of meetings in e Baptist church assisted by his brothor, Kev. J. T. Smith and S. Y. Jameson, of Atlanta. Several accessions. Miss Ella Beatie, ono of- Anderson's accomplished young ladies, has returned homo from a fow weeks visit to tho Misses Sheldon. Miss Scott Steolo is lying quito sick at tho residence of Mrs. M. A. Doyle. She lias boon in fcoblo health for BOH?O timo. Miss Pauline Wright, of Doublin, Ga., is \ ?siting hor sister, Mrs. J. T. Smith. ' Miss Vic Gaines, of Townvlllo, is spend ing a few days with* tho family of Mr. R, F. Win to. Miss Emma Bankin, of Walhalla, is in town for a fow days, as tho guest of thc Freeman house. Miss Mattie Novillo has roturned homo from a few days visit to rolatives in our town. J. D. s. Political. The coi respondent of tho News and Convier, writing from Spartan-: burg, says : "By the way, we havo anothor candidate, out. Senator lt. M. Smith is in tho field for the nomination to Congres? as Congressman Perry's successor. Ho won't make a poor run either. He is very strong in somo sections of Spartan burg, Lau rens and Greonville. Ho is not much known in Union, Fairf?old and Richland, and thero is no telling how ho will run in tlioso counties. He may not get the nomination him self, but he may prevent some others from getting it. Some of our peo ?ilc think he is running to keep out lalor Duncan ; but I nm sure ho is in thc field, because he thinks ho can win. Congressman Perry will not run and already tho politicians aro bringing out all kinds of possible and mipossiblo candidates. We hoar talk of Major T. W. Wo ?eward, of Fairfield ; Col. Andrew Crawford, of Columbia; Col. B. W. Ball, of Lau rons, and Major D. R. Duncan, of Spartanburg. It will certainly bo a livoiy race and a primary w'dl decido tho question." Thc estimate that American tour ists will spend nearly $100,000,000 abroad this year shows ono of the drains to which tho country is sub jected. While wo havo a groat many thousand visitors moro coming annually to this side of tho Atlantic than those leaving our shore?, tho visitors, mostly in tho shape of poor immigrants, bring comparatively lit tle money hore, while tho tourists to Europe take a hundred millions away. It is a pity thing? could not bo ovenod nj) by our receiving as many rich visitors as wo send.abroad to mnko calls on Europo. Tho ?awless Spirit* IB tho spirit of lawlessness in croasing in this country? So mony boliovo und affirm. It is certainly rampant is some quarters, and it is invading circles hitherto largely ox oinpt from its presonoe. With the" Anarchist, Communist, and Socialist, it is defiant, shameless, and aggres sive. With tho sooret, oath-bound politioal organizations it is stealthy and murderous. With tho Saloonist it is coolly contemptuous of civil statutes wherever it dares to be so, and ounningly ovasive of thom whero *publio opinion requires the enforcement of wholesome laws. In tho family it exhibits itself in hok of filial roveronoe and obedience to parental authority. In tho school its outcroppings aro seon in many forms. There is a literature of law lessness that is oiroulatod every where-a literature that expresses every shade of antagonism to pro per authority, from tho fiendish rav ings and threatenings of the avowed Anarchist to the insinuated hostility to all government which is the ani mating spirit of the infidelity of this age and all ages, lt calls itself by many speoious names, but it is tho samo, ovil spirit in all-tho spirit that workoth in the ohildron of dis obedience. Nm* is the church wholly froo from this spii't. While tho" great body of our pooplo are true to tho church and to its hoad, there aro those within its folds who seem never to have caught tho truo idea of oliuroh fealty; who put thoir own whims and prejudices aoovo rogiilar ecclesiastical authority and thc judg ment of the majority of their breth ren expressed through tho regular channels of oflloinl aotion. Tho subtile influence of tho lawless spirit that pervades tho seoular sphere insinuates itself into tho minds and hearts of men from whom botter things are expected, and they become obstruotivo, irritants, disor ganizes, beforo they are aware of it. Tho remedy j1 tue State is tho faithful and uniform enforcement of tho law at all hazards and at any 'cost. Tho'remedy in the cluiroh is Wis dom, patience, and courage in the administration of its affairs, and the development of . an enlightened Christian consoioncc by the pulpit, tho press, and all other agencies by which publio opinion is moulded. Back of both ohuroh and Stato is the family. Lot all parents bo sr.ro to begin there.-Nashville Christian Advocate. -1--4 ?to--j On tho 9th instant' at Mt. Holly, N. C. Prof. W. K. Perry, tho loro naut, was making a balloon ascension, and when at an altitude of 700 feet tho gas bag burst, and with a didi thump, tho balloon, parachute and aeronaut struck the ground, falling 700 feet in ton seconds. The poor man's first sign of consciousness was a piteous ory for "Fisk, Fisk," (his partner,) and then, '?Don't let tho old woman know." ^Everything that man could do was dono to aid tho sufferer. Stimulants and morph ino wore freely administered. He was then placed on a couch and brought to Charlotte on tho regular train. In tho passage to Charlotte Dr. Hen derson reset n dislocated shoulder. Tho injured man was examined last night by Dr. Graham ; his in juries consist of a dislocated shoul der, injured sido and baok, and a broken rib, whioh injures tho lung and prevents free breathing. Unloss inflammation sets ill, the WOlllld will not bo necessarily fatal. Perry has made ovor 600 ascensions and lins been injured but once before. Tho parachute is the invontion of his partner, I. N. Fisk, and has never failed. He has a wife and twp chil dren in Birmingham, Ala., and is the only Southern-born balloonist in tho profession. <t? Road carts, cheap, at T. N. Carter ?fe Co's., Westminster, S. C. Minoral water, a good summer medi cino, at Darby ?fe Co.'s Fino colognes and soaps, at Darby ?fe Co's. ' Good harmonf ms, at Darby ?fe Co's. Best chewing tobacco, nt Darby ?fe Co's. Frosh Fronoh candy, at Darby ?fe Co's. leo cold sod v wator, 5cts a glass, at Darby ?fe Co's. Puro drugs and medicines, at Darby ?fe Co's. Milk shakos, act s a glass, at Darby ?fe Co's. For a good 5cts cigar, go to Darby ?fe Co's._ _ If you want a cheap coffin or fino cas kot, thoro aro all kinds and styles at T. N. Carter ?fe-Co.'s, Westminster, 8. C. For a good hair brush, tooth brush, shaving brush, or blacking brush, call on Darby A Co. Mr. J. T. Arnold's residence, nt Easley, occupied by W. W. Blaylock, was burned last Saturday morning. Mr. Blaylock lost about half of his furniture. Ile had a largo quantity of silverware, which was a total loss. Ho had no insurance. Tho house was insured in tho Homo of New York for $700. The origin of the fire is unknown, ns there had not beon any fire in tho house since 0 o'olook tho afternoon boforo. Col. J. E. B. Sloan oxtonds a cor dial invitation to all momhers of tho old Fourth Regiment to moot tho survivors of Orr's Regiment at tho reunion at Sandy Springs, Aug. 18, 14, and 16. Robort Parker was assassinated last Friday near Hickory, N. C., whMo working in his garden. Tho mur derer is unknown. Ho shot Parker from ambush and then fled. Tho passengers on thc Pullmnn sloopor, attaohed to tho trajn which loft, Kansas City, Missouri, on tho? 4th of August,*was robbed publicly by two mon with pistols iii thoir hands who boarded tho train in tho stirbuvbs of tho oity. Just ?oooivcd rt hugo lot o? coffins, caskets ;u\? burial HUUS, iu? mun und womon. Whoa you wnht thom call aud ?00 thom. T. N. CAUTRII & Co. Oho of tho most interesting ob joocs at tho Paris exposition is an immense * globe, representing tho earth. It is a n?illionl? part the size of tho real earth, being not quito forty-two feet in diameter. Every known part of tho earth's surface is laid down upon it with tho groatost care. It is necessary lo go up in an elevator to inspect tho tipper . part. It is said to bo tho most complote ' representation of tho earth's surface ever made. PW** POWDER Absolutely Pura. This powdor novor varies. A marvel of purity, strength amt wholesomeness. Moro economical than tho ordinary kinds and cannot bo sold in compel lt lon With tho multltudo Of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powdors. Bola only in cans, ito VAL ?A KI NO POWDKIICO., 100 Wall street, Now York. That Man TODD, at SENECA, is tho man for you to soo about got ting a firss-olnss 5^Oicloi* Mill,^ oheapor than Over. And ho can sell you your Cane Mill and Evaporator to save you money, for ho has tho INHIOR THACK and no mistake 1? you donV believe lie can dc you good in thc way of a STOVE, just try him and he will satisfy you. Another lot of BED SPRINGS from $ 1.60 up. Cheap, sure. Another lot of LOUNGES from $5 up and a heap of things nt prices | to please you. Now just don't forget to -FOU Fancy arni Family Groceries. Farmers' Supplies a Fresh Goods In Stock and Arriving Each Day. A Full Line of Agate and Tin Ware. Try Our 'loiiiaja" Coffee, the I Finest Brand Pul Up. The Largest Line of Buggies, Road Carts, hagons and Harness in the County. I have on hand a large stock of Kay, Bran, Oats and Corn at the lowest! market price. Give me a call. H. D. k ?j P. O. Box ???. Come and See Them. I havo just. received a nice lino of | Spring Dross Goods, such as Cashmoros, Wool Riegos, Chalilos, Ginghams, Chocked and Plain Lawns, Figured and Solid Colored Sattinos, yard wido,' tho vory host grado for only 121c. Calicos, tho vory latest patterns from f> to 8o. ; also a fino lino of Kuchings, Neck Rib bons, ?fee, in fact my stock must bo soon to bo appreciated. I havo also roooived a fino lot of CENTS' HATS CLOTHING, OASSIMRUES, TWEEDS and JEANS, and tho colobratod BAY STATE SHOES, can always bo found at my Storo. I havo a full lino of WATER Bl J KY CLOCKS, all pilcos. Also, a lot of tho latest novelties in tho Ilnrdwaro Lino. '('rusting you will give mo an oarly call, I am yours most 'respectfully, Gi L REIDI **Hffl JOST ANOTHER LOT OF Mooching, Pillow-Casing, 10-4 Shooting, Sort Island? and also a few Fall Prints. Wo will still sell FRUIT of tho LOOM, at O cent?, though they say. wo can't koop up Buoh prioos. ??vorything that wo carry, cheap ac? oordingly. For the next ?jr V will sell a?l Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices. .Havo also reooivod sorao of our Wintor Clothing, and three oases of Women's Polks, solid goods, that wo will sell at tho small price of Ott ceri.!:? per pair. Thanking tho"public for their liberal patronage and. soliciting a con tinuation of thc same, with tho promise of doing hotter, by thom this sea son than over boforc, wo remain, very respectfully, Nield & Harrison. mm mm -AT T. N. CARTER & CO.'S For the next 30 days we will sell our Spring and Summer Goods for Gash 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 anywhere. We have a lot of fine silk suits that we will sell at wholesale cost. Come and get Bargains. Wp have them in all lines of goods. T. N. CARTER & CO., Westminster, S. C. II ATS ! A Large and Handsome Line of MEN'S, BOYS' -A\D CHILDREN'S, Fur, Wool and Straw HATS, Just Opened at PEDEN k ANDERSON'S, Westminster, S. O. April ll, '89 I havo just received a nico lot of Clptliingr? Shoos, llat?, -AND I>i*y Goods, and in HARDWARE, I have anything from a CANK MILL to a MOUSE TUAIY and if you will only giyo mo a trial, I will make you ROOK no*rroM prices. Yours respectfully, c. i mauri. July 25, 1880. Tbe Charleston House. Wagon. Yard Now Ready and Open Free to All. NEW LOT OP FANCY GOODS. Maple Syrup, Fanoy N. O. Syrup, Can ned rino Apples, Pears, readies, Apples, Okra and Tomatoes, Croon Corn, Desic cated Cocoanut, Evaporated Apples, M Hillard's Breakfast Cocoa, Orange Mar inalado, Damson's Assorted Jams, Pick eted Onions, Olives, Sweet Pickles, Capus Saneo, Catsup, Horse Kadish, Young American Cheese, Green Cheese (Sap Sago), Largo French Prunos, Turkish Prunes, Fronoh and Amorionn Sardine?, Genuino C. U. Salmon, Chipped Beef, Corned Hoof, Potted Ham, Frosh Mack erel, 'Lobsters. Oysters, Dutch Herrings. Frosh Cod Fish, Shrimps, Mince Mea? (None Such), Sago. Taplaco, Cont Starch, A-c. Powdered elliss Starch, something now and good, try it. Fruit Jars, Grain Cradles, Grass and Bush Blades, Briar Hooks, Patent Self-Shutting Spring Hinges. Boots, Shoes, Slippers. Ac Largest assortment of Dry Goods and Notions. Wo sell tho genuino Lewis White Lead, Double Boiled Oil, Turpontino, Varnish. Cnrriago Paint, Dry and Beady Mixed Paint, A:e. No. l Dove California Hams at only 12 Je. warranted. Good Lard tlc: Puro La?<? 12ie. Coffee, 4 to 5 pounds for $1.C Daisy Patent and Oven-Lifter Flour ana all other grades reduced $1.00 per barrel. Good Bice 20-pound? for $1.00. Salt at 76o., 85o. and $1.10 per sack. Choicest. Teas, Young Hyaen, Gunpowder, Impe rial Hyson, English Breakfast and Oolong at 00 and 75o; Good Green and Black TOA at only 26o. nor pound. All Country and Mountain Wagons especially requested to make tho Charles ton House Wagon Yard their stopping place, free of onargo, whoo in town. I 0. H. Proprietor, WALHALLA, S. C. 51?" Goods Paoked and Delivered Free, JUST RECEIVED a lot of BOOTS and SHOES, from 40 cents to $3 per pair. SHIRTING, ? cents per yard. CHECKS, 0 cent? per yard. COFFEE, 5 pounds for $1. FliOUR, 60 couts per sack, or $8.76' per banroh I havo ono COOK STOVE, completo, for $12. I havo just opened my new HATS and CAPS. I am selling thom cheap. I havo LAMP CHIMNEYS from 20 to 126 conta each. Como andeee them. I ?nu anxious to sell. Como and ?oe mo before you buy. W. W. ROBINSON. Goods packed and delivered fieo. I Session Opens Sept. 10, 1889. FOR Catalogue of Will lama Um Feioni*. Collogo, a livo, thorough, progres sive, prosperous, ohoap? np-oountry I school forjroung hullos, address RKV. S. LAN olen, President, Wllliamstou, S, C. Its morita wldoly known. 105 pupil? laat year. Moro expected next, July ll, 1880. mm