Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Fodder pulling luis commenced, 'rho ?ijgh'ts nvo ?ctti?Jg' ?or.gii)! (ind ooolor. Jud go Norton is continuing tho who folioing around hin premiso?, Mr. Loo Holloman, of Towhvillo, is at homo spending a fow days. Mr?. H. A. Hunter is offering hor millinery and fnnoy goods at oout. Mr. Moivln Platto, wifo and child, of Columbia, aro visiting Min. .J. W. Wood. Messrs. Niold & Harrison aro receiving a largo and boaatiful stock of soasonablo goods. Call ami soo thom. Miss Fannio Farroll, an amiablo young lady of Columbia, spout a fow days hist wcok with hor friend, Miss Ada Tatham. Tho night? have been very cool lately, so much so as to nccossitato quills , and blankets. Ho sure and attend tho big plonio nfc Sonoca to-day. You will havo a delight ful timo. Miss Alico Mahonoy, a charming young lady of Charleston, is on a visit to hor friends, tho Misses Johnsons. Miss Sallio Strothor, a beautiful young lady of Edgotlold, is visiting hor aunt, Mrs. H. C, Strothor, and family. Mr. Ons Arvo has a largo quantity ol vory fino and dolicious peaches and says: "Holp yourselves. " Hov. I). F. Cartor has tho largest lot ol cabbago in lus seotion of our county, also a lot of fine poaches. ?ir, W. tl, Tiifi?? Im? homo Uno corn mid experts to harvest enough to meet tho exigencies of lifo for another twolvc months. Tho corn crop in all tho Hrasstown val loy, in faot, all tho Damascus country, has not boen bottor for a humber ol years. Mrs. Lula Cork, of Ninety .Six, is vi siting hov father, Mr. John C. Neville and many other relatives and friends ii Walhalla this week. Mr. James C. Shockley is erecting foi himself a nico and coinfortnblo cottagi residenco, in West Union, near tho Hap tist Church. Mr. Wm. J. H. Himidt, M.issos Mar; and Lucy Brandt, Mr. J o Vi' Aoustor am daughter, Miss Mamie, all of (marleston ^are visiting Mr. L. Hrandt and family. Col. Mlko Brown, of Harnwell, soli tho first balo of now cotton to Mossrs. I< W. Wagonor & Co., of Charleston, oi tho 10th instant. Ho sold tho first bal last year. If you want tho most popular powdc in uso, call on W. A. Strother & Co, Wost Union, and got a few ponmb Thoy koop sporting, shipping, ininin and blnsting powders. Mr. J. A. Perry lins returned to Wa' halla for his health again, and wo hop his stay in our pure mountain climat will soon vestoro him to wonted heall and strength. If you want tho position of Stoward < tho Poor House, you had bettor tile you bid for tho place with Mr. J. W. Sboloi Clerk of tho Hoard of County Commii si.mers, on or boforo Sopteinbor 1st. Mr. Paul Sleek, depot; agent and tob graph operator for tho Columbi'* an Grconvillo Hailroad, at Peak's Station, i Loxington county, is visiting bis fallu and family at Walhalla. TherO Will bo ho sorvices in Ibo Wa halla Methodist church on next Sunda on account of tho pastor being in nt tem anco upon tho Sunday School Coilfo enco at Wbitmirc's. Prof. Carter, according to nnnounci mont in last week's paper, will givo h freo entortaiiim?nt in tho Court House i Walhalla, on Friday night, August 23? His show will consist of lectures, Vet triloquism, iv.e. Gen. M. C. Huller, Ho:.. James i Cotbran, Hon. Henry W. Grady, Col. . S. Vernor and M. F. Ansel, Esq., aro c pocted to bo present to-day at Seneca ar address tho people on the living issues < tho times. Let everybody go to Souci and boar these distinguished gontlomo Miss Maggio Simmons, who bas bei training as a nurse ii hilarity Ilospit; Hlackwoll Island, N. Y., for two yeal is visiting ber mother and other relativ in Walhalla. After spending two throe weeks bore, shu intends to retu to Now York. Comptroller General Vernor was town on Tuesday, looking after the i forests of Iiis (nonce ol lolita, Ile will on hand at tho big picnic and spcakii at Seneca to-day, (Thursday,) where t citizens of his "native heath" will lia tho pleasuro of bearing thuir ".Io' Sam" onoo moro. Mr. W. A. Heckling is here and is < lng sonic (Ino work in bis line. If y want your picture taken you should c on him at an early dato, as be will 01 romain in Walhalla for a few days longi Mr. Heckling is one among thc best pl tographic artists in thc Stato and 1 work gives genoral satisfaction. Mr. James Farmer on last. Frhl showed ns a big rattlesnake which v killed that day by John Pierson, colon near tho residenco of Mr. John S. Morgi Tho snake measured tbreo feet and ni Inches in length and live and a li indies in circumference, and had ten r tics and a button. Miss Florie I). Lawton, an accomplish young lady of Charleston, is visiting 1 family of Judge Norton. She is a nu of Gen, Lawton, who was appointed President Cleveland Minister to Austi which important and honorable posit) ho held until succeeded by the appoin of President Harrison. Mr. Charles J. Thompson, rtccompaiil hy his beautiful young wife, aro on short visit to his father, Col. ll, Thompson, this week, Mr. Thoinp? scorns to bo very happy in bis new w i.? living, and we bespeak for bini a pr |10roU8 and happy future. Ho is ci dudor on tho I?. A. N. H. H., which ] sillon he has tilled for some two years. Walhalla with her summer visitors protty well crowded now. There are t hundred and thirty.six persons fri Charleston, and a good many from oil poinfs, making about two hundred nil. Our pooplo aro doing their best make their ?tay enjoyablo and have far succeeded admirably. We hope tb visit boro may.be so pleasant as to bri thom all book with many moro. ii>.n.1.1,.. ,?i*., III..i. iiii.i ^.n..i Miss Carrie Pony is visiting Mrs. Now j ton A. MeCully in Antlorson. I M nj. Win. .1. StrlbHog n'fjW ?ute) t??0 I gilt with n brand now ourringo drawn by I a span of lino sorrols. Mr. lt. F. Pillion, of Fdr Play, waa in town this wook. Ho. ?ponds his winters in Mississippi in tho cotton tindo. Miss Anulo Sohrodor and lier brother, Wlilio, of Columbia, aro visiting Mrs. It. B. J. W. Schrodor. Mrs. Cathariuo Cantrell, widow of Cago Cantrell, died, on tho 18th instant, at tho homo of hor son, Mr. Moses Can troll. Arr. .lohn Kenney, Miss Fannie Ken ney and Mr. !.. Lutjcn, of Charleston, aro stopping with Mr. Goo. W. Eaton, during their stay in Walhalla on tho ex cursion. A largo tenement house was burned in Now York on tho 10th instant. Nino of tho occupants of tho house y/erc burned to doath and others wore seriously in jured. Vi- ; i Tho caterpillar Ima mado his appoar nnco on tho sea coast in South Carolina and all of tho South-Atlantic States. The cotton crop has received some in jury from this post. Prof. II. G. Hood has golton out- a neat cataloguo of tho Walhalla Fomalo Col logo for 1888-0, in which is told in a com pact wey Ute work of thia inatitt.tion and its management. * In tho United States Court, at Green ville, hist Friday morning, tho jury charged with tho trial of Mr. M. II. Bryce, fot ;i??; uhiYi'Koa spuuiiiod in our iast is sue, found a vordiot of not guilty. Wo aro in receipt of a cataloguo of tho Williamston Fomalo College for tho year 1888-80. It is an interesting pamphlot of thirty-six pages, giving in detail tho management, o.iirrlculuni^tUld equipment of this nourishing institution. Boavordam Baptist Association will meet in Walhalla Baptist Church on thc ?Ith day of Octobor, proximo^ It ?B im portant that church clerks furnish thc names of delegates at their earliest con venience to James Seaborn, Chairman Committee on Arrangements. Mr. M. VnnWyck and family, aftoi spending several days in tho mountains returned homo oil Tuesday, Ho was iii Hmso Cove ono day and inspected tin new mino recently oponed there bj Messrs. Whitonor & ?iowe?i, who, lu says, aro doing big gold digging. "Tho Danger Signal," a charodo givei by thc. Dramatic, Club, at Kaufmann'i Hall, last Friday night, drew a big house It was a drama in two act?, wblcl brought from tho largo audionco rouiu after round of applause, ns its scone wore ofl'ectivoly rendered on tho stago. Mr. Pringlo Youmnns, a bright am talented young member of tho Columbi! bar, is spending tho wook in Walhalla Ho is a worthy son of Hon. L. F.-You mans, one of Carolina's foromost advo cues and most brilliant orators. He i much ploascd with our town, climat and natural scenory. Tho old Bottlers in Sherman, Texot had ti real old fashioned "love feast" rc cently in tho sluipo of u picnic. W. 1! .layups, Esq., formerly of Oconco, doli> I ercd n very forcible and oloqucnt a< dross on tho occasion. Tho day close morrlly with a danoo bj' tho young pee plo at night. Gen. G. A. Washburn, of Connecticut and son, Mr. W. L. Washburn, aro spout ing a few days in Walhalla, stopping fl Bioilinnn's I To toi. Gon. Washburn an family havo spent sovorol yoars in Sout Carolina for his health, making his hom most of tho time at Aiken, whore Iii son is engaged on the Journal and Iii view, which is ono of our highly prize exchanges. Wo havo rocoivod from Col. J. S. Voi ncr, Comptroller Gonoral, a printed pan phlet copy of his address, dolivored t tho pooplo of Nowborry, Benncttsvill and I,uneasier, during the winter nil spring of 1880, in which ho discussed, i nu interesting mannor, soino of thc liv and practical questions now agitating tl public mind in South Carolina, Tho Oconco County Methodist Sundti School Conference will moot in its ni nual session at Wbitmire's church, tc or twelves miles North of Walhalla, c Friday morning next, at 101 A. M. Tl public genorally aro invited to altem Elsowhoro in our columns this week wi I bo found a list of delegates appointe and elected to this conference John L. Sullivan, tho prizo lighto was tried and found guilty in Mississip of prize fighting. Ho was sentenced twelve months imprisonment. Mr. Fit patrick, tho referee of tho light, pict guilty and was tined $200. Tho Govern of Mississippi, Mr. Lowery, deserves w< of his country. Now, if tho Governor Alabama will get hold of Messrs. Ci bonn and Williamson, for lighting a dm and punish them tho country will brea freer and be immensely better oil'. The ladies of tho Episcopal chur will give their lawn party nt tho Browo Park, this (Thursday) evening. For t convenience of children and those wi do not wish to be out after night-fall, t ico cream saloon and tish pond will open at 7 o'clock. All kinds of antill nicnls will bo participated in during t evening. A line band of music will in attendance, Everybody is cordial invited. Miss Scott Steele died in West mi ns! < at the residence of Mrs. M. A. Doy Tuesday morning, 20th instant, at t o'clock, after a long ami lingering ?line: Sho was burned thoro on Wodncsd morning, tho funeral services being cc ducted by Itov. J. E. Fogartic, Sho h boon a consistent member of tho Pres!) toriau church for sovoral yoars, and di In the hopo of tho Christian faith. S loaves a largo circlo of relatives iv friends to mourn hor (loath, Thc least unsophisticated politician tho State, with ovon tho usual allowan for polit ical honesty, will not be betray into behoving tho artless story sent 6 by the News and (fourier corrof pondoi that there was a secret political meet i of Tillman and his friends at Pendi?te on Ibo occasion of tho slock show that place, to arrango a Stato tickot ( Governor and Slate ofllcorH, giving t oidor phico on thc ticket to Bon Tlllmn This story 1? too thin, hut lt dourly im catos tho treinuiousness of tho oppo lion at tho bright prospect? for tho ne year for tho party of retrenchment ai reform. i..m.?Wli lii i ? ? ! " W. -f. ^' 'wy-:.; Misa Kate Steak hos bee? elected ns lui assolant la tho Hartwell High School, nt Hartwell, On., whloh open? Monday : September 2. She will lonvo for Hart woll next wook. Miss K>.t? graduad nt tho Hngorstewn F?calo Collego, ' Mary land, in the ola?s of 1880, and han taught with BUOCOHH ouo year in tho Walhalla Fomnio Collogo sluco hov graduation. She is a thorough and accomplished scholar, and wo congratulate tho pooplo of Hartwell on obtaining hor services ns a teaohor in their flourishing high school. Mr. A. C. Morrick, of Walhalla, wa? one of the appin. ?>n t s for the position of Intornal Itovonuo Collector of South Ca rolina, in tho recent oontest. Whilo Mfr. IC. A. Wobstor, of Orangoburg, was tho fortunato man, yet Mr. Morrlok has tho satisfaction of knowing that his applica tion was endorsed, and appointment re commended, by many of tho best pooplo In South Carolina, regardless of party affiliations. IUB friends and neighbors recognize bi bim a mau ot character ns woll as an earnest and unswerving Re publican, but ouo whoso republicanism sooms to be a mnttor of principle rather than gain. Tho annual hegira to the mountains from Charleston commenced on tho 11th instant. Four trains wore required on the South Carolina road and two on tho North eastern. Six hundred nud forty-eight tick ots wore sold which ropresouts vory noar ly 1,000 persons, counting children. Tho destinations of tho oxenruio.dBts aro as follows : Greenville, 102; Walhalla, 130; Spnrtanburg, 117 ; Ilondorsonvillo, N. C., 135 ; Asbovillo, 08. This is tho largost excursion that has over 'eft -the cHy. Tho excursionists to Walhalla nrivod Bafoly three hours lato. Prof. II. ti. Hoed and two children, and Mr. K. E. Garnor with two children, have just returned from an extensivo mountain trip to Cashier's Valley, Horso Co vu, TonnoB8co Valley, Highlands and Clayton. Thoy roport a delightful trip and magnificent crops along tho route. Prof. Rood showed us some specimens of tho gold hoing dug by Messrs. Whit onor ?fe Howell, at Hors? Covo. He says thoy hnvo boon at work thoro only two wcoks and liavo dug already about $2,000 worth of oro. Thoy aro using tho hydraulic process. Tito lawn party, given by tho ladies of tito Lutheran Church, iii tho Court House park, last Monday ovoning, was a most pleasant occasion and a decided sueco??. Thoro w?iro prosont no less than threo or four hundred persons, who spout tho ovoning in social intercourse I and promenading in this delightful grovo, ' which was beautifully lighted with about ono hundred Chinese lanterns, encircling j tho grounds on ropos. Sweet music was dispensed by an amateur string band. leo cream, cakes, lemonade, milk nhakos and flowors wore sold on all sides, tho re ceipts of tho ovoning amounting to $53.75. Thoro was a vory destructive oloud inn-si a fow milos bolow Columbia oa Thursday ovoning la?t. Tho rain de scended in torrents for about throe hon r.s. Thoro wore two washouts on tho Charleston Railroad, several on tho Cam den branch and moro of a destructivo character on tho Coast Lino Road. A material train, hastening to the washouts, rolled into one, in which ono of tho train hands was killed and it. dozen pr moro Wounded. Tito material train was a cont/.ote wreck. Passongors on tho trains bu these roads woro out twenty four hourn without much to eat. Water was four foot deep on lovel land. Cotton and corn were washed tip and carried away. Stook of all kinds wero drowned. Travol on some of tho roads was re sumed on Monday last. Tho centennial celebration nt Carmel church, in Pickons county, carno off last Saturday. Thoro was tho largest con gregation assembled that had ovor hoon on thc grounds. It was estimated that thoro woro two thousand pooplo thoro. Many distinguished mon woro present tho Rov. Messrs. Hurkchend, of Ala bama, G. W. Rogg?, of Mississippi, and John MoRrydo, of Texas, and Dr. Riloy, tho Rev. W. L. Roggs and tho Rev. A. P. Nicholson and others of South Cavo lina. Thc Hon. John S. Vernor, tho Hon. Geo. Johnstone, the Hon. J. S. Cothran and other prominent men woro present. Dr. Riley, tho present pastor, presided ovor tho Centennial exorcisos. A historical sketch of tho church bad boon prepared and was road by Mr. Jap Smith. Dr. J. W. Roggs then gavo Homo reminiscences of tho ohurch. Dr. Burkohoad preached tho Centennial sor mOn. In tho afternoon thoro was a re union of tho pupils of tho Rev. J. L. Kennedy. Tho Hon. John S. Vernor read a sketch of his lifo and delivered an admirable address on thc history of edu cation in tho State. Tho Survivors' Association of Orr's Regiment of Rifles bold their annual re union at Sandy Springs Campground on tho M th instant. Tho Second Rifles and inombors of tho old Fourth Roglmont woro present by invitation. Col. Miller, of Abbovillo, presided. Rov. A. P. Nicholson opened tho mooting with' prayer. Tho following distinguished speakers addressed tho Association: Judge Norton and tho Hon. j. S. Cothran, of Orr's Rifles; Col. R. E. Rowen mid Maj. S. P. Dendy, roprosontlng tho Second Rifles; Col. Rall Sloan representing tho Fourth, Thc "adopted child" of tho rcgimopt, Col, J, b, Orr, also gave ono of hiu soul-stirring addresses, In tho affor^ noon tho Associai ion had a buslnoss ses - sion. A number of resolutions woro passed. Uno was to make a perpetual thing of tho Association, oven dofcond ing to tho children of tho survivors. Sandy Springs was also chosen aa a regu lar placoof mooting. Anothor resolution was to invite to tho noxt "rounion" all tho survivors in tho State, but especially tboso who bolongod to companies that wore raised in tho counties of Anderson, Abhovillc, Pickons and Oconco, Judge Norton was chosen to propn.ro n historical cpsay In regard to Orr's Rifles, from Its organization until itsdopnrturo from Sul livan's Island for Virginia. Somo of tho survivors camped on tho grounds and had a jolly timo cracking their army jokes. Tho whole affair was quito enjoy able Tho widow of Hon. Jnmes b. Orr wns present. If you dosiro to possess a beautiful complexion take Aycr's Sarsaparilla, lt cleanses and purifies tho bluod, and re moves blotches and pimplos, making tho skin smooth and clear, and givoH it a bright and healthy appearance. Toko lt this month. -I rlf Our Schools. We aro pleasod to call tho attention of j out' jenders to tho advertisement or tho j Walhalla Molo High School, which ap pear? iu nnothor colman. Let all our People ??litelu their effort? to mako boi.li tho molo and female sohoois moro uso ful and oflloiont than heretofore. It is understood that Prof. Hood has hecomo associated with tho malo school for tho purpose, mainly, of strengthening tho femalo school by lnorcase of patronage, there being many families throughout tho county and olsowhoro, who hnvo both sons and daughters to educate, They desire to send both to tho samo placo, and will send thom hero, if wo can offer good educational facilities. Tho timo whioh Prof. Hood proposes to glvo to tho malo sohool will not dotract from the teaching forco of tho female school, since ho Intends to oniploy a competent lady assistant to toaoh tn tho sohool lu addition to tho present corps of teachers. Kev. IL M. Pack, pastor of tho Baptist chinch, has consontcd'to toaoh rogulnrly, and ho becomes a valuablo acquisition to tho corps of instructors. Prof. John O. Hicks is well and favorably known to our people, having taught in Adgor. Col logo Bovoral years ago. Altogether- tho malo school starts undor very nattering auspices. Remombor tho female college opens Monday, Septombor 2d, and tho malo high sohool on Monday, Septombor Oth. Seneca .Nows Items. A correspondent of tho Greenville News, writing from Solioca. undor dato of August 10, says: Alexander L. Hunt, recently appointod postmaster at this placo, died this morn ing, after a short illness. Ho was a young man of steady habits and had gained tho respect of all with whom ho oamo in contact. He leaves a young wifo of fourteen, to whom ho had hoon mar ried only throe wcokR. T. Yancy Sligh and Miss Lizzie Ram say, of this placo, woro married yostor day afternoon. , Mr. Sligh is ' a young mnn of excellent business habits and Mrs. Sligh is a popular young lady who has made quite an enviable reputation ns teacher in tho schools of tho county, and last session in tho graded school nt this place. Work on tho connecting track at tho oil mill is progressing satisfactorily. Employment is given to a largo number of hands and teams wT?o would otherwise bo idlo. Material for tho mill is rapidly accumulating and will as rapidly bo placed in tho walls. Roll of Members of tho Oconeo Comity Methodist Sunday Sohool Conference, to bo Hold nt Whit rn ire's Church, August 2Sd, 24tli omi 25th, 1880. Walhalla-Hov M L Carlisle, D A Smith, R T Jaynos, Prof H G Hood and S M VaiiWyck. Zion-Hov R M Allison, W O White and W M Wright. Doublo Spring-B F Douthit, A P Crisp and G W Ilogsod. Laurel Springs-W M Grahl, J W Loo and C j Phillips. Westminster-?ev ? W Barbor, J W Tompkins, ll V Pickens? and J H Portor. ?ock Spring-?ov D L Whitaker, Rev R L Dufllo, N C McDonald, Gus Shanklin and C L Postor. ' i Hopowoll-J Ii Bryan, F S Jenkins and J J Pickons. Center-J B Sandors, ll M Cain and J W Jamos. Nazareth-0 G Sanders, J F Ballengor mid M L Joncs. Joncs' Chapol-?ov T B Phillips, J G Sears, D V Wright and W J Knox. Friendship-B T Dillard, J L Fennell, Jr., and I) L Mooro. Seneca-Rov 0 II Pritchard, ?cv J J Novillo, ?ov V B Swann, Prof L F Smith and L W Jordan. Fairview-J ? McMahon, Wm Taylor and Ransom Thompson. Whitmiro's-Rev J N Wright, E A Perry, A M Rochester and J W Grant. Jocassee-J MWhitmiro, A L Whitmlre and Charles Whitinirc. Smeltzer-Wade Lusk. Oconce-James Fowlor. Old Pickens-Robert Whito. F?rntors' Mass Meeting. Tho Hon. Bon. Terrell, National Alli anc.o Lecturer, will address the fanners of Oconeo county at Walhalla Thursday, August 20th. J. L. SHANKI.IN, President. Oconeo County Alliance. A Card. Tho success of tho Walhalla Femalo College largely depends on having a good malo school at this placo. There aro several families in the country who would como boro to educate their boys and girls if wo had a good malo school. Since no effort has boen niado so far to havo such a school, I havo decided to associate myself with Prof. .Ino. O. flicks and Rov. B, M. Pack for tho pur pose of having a good malo school in our town. My connection with this school will not intorforo with my work in tho Femalo College, hut will onablo nie to om ploy moro teachers than I othorwiso could havo done. With an increased forco of teachers we offer superior nd*, vantages to our students noxt session, II, fl, Kunu, August "?'?, 1880, Tho best medical authorities acknow ledge tho vnlu? of Ayor's Pills, and pro scribe thom with tho utmost confidonco ft? tho most offoctunl remedy for disensos caused by derangements of tho stomnch, liver and bowels. Road cart?, cheap, at T. N. Carter & Co's., Wostminstor, S. C. Minorai water, a good summer modi, cine, at Dnyhy $ Co,'? Fino colognes and soaps, at Darby * Co's. Rest chewing tobacco, at Darby & Co's. loo cold soda water, Gels a glass, at Darby & Co's. Pure drugs and medidnos, nt Darby & Co's. Milk shakes, iSets a glass, at Darby $ Co's. For a good nets cigar, go to Darby Sc, Co's. - ?--??tr-.->-. If you want, a cheap coffin or fino cas ket, (hero aro all kinds and styles at T. N. Carter & Cu.'?, Westminster, S. C. -- - - - -. Por a good hair brush, tooth brush, shaving brush, or blacking brush, call on Darby & Co. just received;'? largo lot of coules, oaskots and burial suits, for mo? ft'ttfj. V?OI?O.?. Vviioii'y'ort vV?Uy thom cali mal soo thom. T> N. OAUTKU. & Co. -.~^*0t?-: Pro?. Elian Loomis, ono of tho foremost astronomers of Amerton, died ot New If ?von, Conn., on tho 15th instant. J. C. Levy wns accidentally shot by James Howard, nt Greenville, on tho loth instant, with a brocch-lond ing shot gun. His wounds wore se vere but not thought to bo fatal. Capt, Phil. W. MoKinney, of Farmville, Va., was nominated by acclamation for Governor of Vir ginia by tho State Democratic Con version oil tim loth instant, and Hon. J. H. Tylor for Lieutenant Governor. Tho platform of the party is not much for tariff reform. There are many Democrats in Virginia who aro opposed to tinkering with tho tariff, in any partisan way. Tho heirs of tho brothors, William Fi nnd George W. Norton, doconsed millionaires, of Louisville, Ky., have decided to give *60,Q00 to tho build ing fund of tho Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, moved to Louisville irom South Carolina a few years ngo. Both brothers made princely gifts to thc Seminnry dur 1 ing their lifotime. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder novor varies. Ainurvelof purity, strength and wholesomeness. Moro economical than tho ordinary kinds and cannot bo sold in competition with tho multttudo of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. ROYAL HARING 1'OWDKK CO., loo Wall street, Now York. HEADQUARTERS -FOK Fancy and Family Groceries. Farmers' Supplies a Specialty. Fresh Goods in Stock and Arriving Each Day. A Full Line of Agate and Tin Ware. Try Our 'loinaja" Cottee, Hie Finest Bran? Put Un. The Largest Line of Buggies, Road Carts, Wagons and Harness in the County. I have on hand a large stock of Hay, Bran, Oats and Corn at the lowest market price. Give me a call. H. D. A. BIFll, 1>. O. Mox 155. Come and See Them. I havo Just received a nico lino of Spring Dross Goods, such ns Cnshmorcs, Wool Mogos, (Mmiiics, Ginghams, Cheeked and plain Lawns, Figured and Solid Colored Sut lines, yard wido, tho vory host grado for only 12jc. Cal' io?, tho very Intent patterns from ? to Lo ; also a fino lino of Kuchings, Neck liib boiiH, Seaft in fnct my ?tock must bo scon to ho appreciated. I have also received a fine lot of GENTS' HATS CLOTHING, CASSI MICKES, TWEEDS and .TRANS, [ind tho colobrnted HAY STATU SHOES, $0M always bc found at my Store. I havo a full lino of AVATEHWTUY CLOCKS, all pilcos. Also, a lot of the latest, novelties in tho Hardware Lino. Trusting you will givo mo nu early ..all, I nm yours most respectfully, C. L. REID, ' ' ^ Hhooiin?, Son Island, .and also n {ow .Full Prints! Wo will still soil FRUIT of tV. LOOM ot 1> cents, though they say wo can't koop up such prices. Everything that wo corry, ohoap uc cordingly. ^' ?'or the next fill (km will sell all Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices. Haye also received somo of our Winter Clothing, and three oases of Women's Polks, solid goods, that wo will soil at tho small price of O?S con .tsper pair. Thanking tlio public for their liberal patronage and solioiting a con tinuation of tho same, with tho pronuso of doing hotter by thom this sea son than over boforo, AVO remain, very resi)COtfully, Nield & Harrison. Mm I UN M. Il IT I 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 anywhere. We have a lot of fine silk suits that we will sell at wholesale cost, - ICome and get Bargains. We have them in all lines of goods. T. N. CARTER & CO., Westminster, S. C. * HATS! A Large and Handsome Line of MEN'S, BOYS' -^VTV1> CHILDREN'S, Fur, Wool and Straw HATS, Just Opened at PEDEN I ANDERSON'S, Westminster, S. C. April ll, '89 ATP MY &mmm< I.lmvo just received a nice lot of OlotHinjrvj, HIIOOM, 11 Cit? 9 -AND I>i\y ??-oortis,,. md in HARDWARE, I have my thing from a CAN Ii M IT JJ to a MOUSE THAI*, and if you will >nly givo me a lrialx I will mako you ItOpK mirroM prices, Your? respectfully, C. ff. July 25, 1880, Wagon Yard Now Ready and Open Free to AU. NKW LOT OP FANCY GOODS. Mnplo Syrup, Fanoy N. O. Syrup, Can ned rino Apples, Toars, Peaohos, Apples, Okra nnd 1 ?rnateos, Oreen Com, Desic cated Cocoanut, Evaporated Apples, Mnillnrd's Breakfast Cocoa, Orango Mar nialado, Damson's Assorted Jams, Pick olcd Onions, Olives, Swoot Pickles, Capus Srutco. Cateup, Horso Kadish, Youijg American Choose, Croon Cheoso (Sap ' Sago), Largo French Prunes,. Turkish Prunes, French nnd American Sardines, (loiiuino C, lt. Salmon, Chipped Boor, ! Corned Poof, Potted liam, Fresh Mack erel, Lobstors. Oysters, Dutch HorrlngB. Frosh Cod Fish, Shrimps, Mineo Moni (Nono Snob), Sago, Tapiaeo, Corn Starch,. Ac Powdered Gloss Starch, something: now and good, try it. Fruit Jars, Grain Cradles, Grass and Push Piados, Ilma Books, Patent Self-Shutting Spriug Hin gos. boots, Shoos, Slippors, &o. b?rgest assortment of Dry Goods and Notions. . i Wo soil tho genuino Lowk- White Load, Doublo Poded Oil, Turpentine, Varnish. Carri ngo Paint, Dry and Ready Mixoa Paint, &o. No. l Dovo California nows at only 121o. warranted. Good Lard Oe: Pure Lard 12fo. Coffeo 4 to 0 pounds for $1.00. Daisy Patent and Ovon-Llfter Flour and all othor grados reduced $1.00 per barrob Good lilco 20 pounds for $1.00. Salt nt 70c, 8T>c. and $1,10 per saok. Choicest Teas, Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Impe rial Hyson, Engush Breakfast and Oolong atOO and 76o; Good Green and BlnokTen at only 2ftc. por pound. All Country and Mountain-'Wagon? especially requested to make tho Charles ton House Wagon Yard their stopping I place, irco oi eli arge, whoa in town. 0, H. SCHUMACHER, Proprietor, WALHALLA, S. C. JQf Goods Tacked and Delivered Free. AT THE BEO HOUSE JUST RECEIVED a lot of BOOTS and SHOES, from 40 cent? to $8 por pair. SHIRTING, 6 conts por yard. CHECKS, 0 conts por yard. COFFErVB pounds for $1. FLOUR, 50 couts per sack, or $8.7ft por barrel. I have one COOK STOVE, completo, for $12. I have lust opened nvy now HATS nnd CAPS. I ava soiling thom ohcap. I havo LAMP CHIMNEYS from 20 to 2ft cont* oaoh, Como and soo thom. I nm anxious to BQII. Como and seo mo boforo you buy. W. W. ?OB?r?SON. ??ry5" Goods pftok?d nnd delivered ?vco. Session Opens Sept. 10, 1889. I7WR Cntnloguo of Willlamston Female V Coltogo, a llvo, thorough, progres sive, prosperous, cheap, upcountry school for young ladlos, address RNV. S. bANIVKU, President, Willlamston, 8. O. Its morita widdy known. 16ft pupils J?ilt year, Moro expected next. Joly ll, 1860, 28-2B1