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The latest dispatches from M ?vi rh! Indicate that the spanish government will accept the torre* of peaco offered ,Uy p^f tiia;** r?cKJisIf.y, Mr. Carl Oohmlg loft Wednesday mora ing for Columbia, whoro ho has scoured a position. Dr, Fnhnostook will be lu his oftloo ovory Monday, Tuosday and Saturday until furt.hor notloo. > Miss Mno MoLaughon, of King Moun tain, N. C., is visiting hor friend, M?SB Finnois 1). Mnxwoll. Miss Mary Simms, of Greenville, ?B visiting tho family of Major Wm. J. Stribling, uoar Walhalla. Mrs. M. Blob, of Atlanta, Ga., ts stop ping at Mis. J. C. Mioklor's, in Wost Union, for tho summor. Messrs. J. lt, Loo and J. D. 1 shell have tho thanks of tho COVH?S.U for water melons, prosoutcd last Friday. Mrs. .1. T. Kay ?ind daughter, Miss , .v-Maud, loft Tuosday morning for Andor A i whoro tlioy will visit rolativos and ..."JW t . W. C. Roohostor ?B building a cot rosidonco on his lot, adjoining Mrs. J. Hronnocko, North sido WC?C Main ,( cot. 5 Misses Maude Moss and Deane Seaborn >nro on a visit to relatives and friouds in r lMckoiiB county. Wo wish thom a pleas ? ant stay. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Ii. Barr, of Greenville, accompanied by thoir llttlo daughter, aro on a visit to hor parents, Major and Mrs. s. I*. Dendy, Mr. M. C. Sort born's many friends aro ?dossed to soo him on thu stroots again. Int, goo whiz! thoso "Patterson whis kers"-whew I Karie's Mill Domooratio Club ls called to moot on tho Pith of August nt three o'clock to reorganize. Ry order of L. O. Pince, President. Mr. D. Oolkors lins boon on tho sick list for abo?it ton days. Ho is now Im proving and Will scull bu enjoying bis usual good heall h. Mrs. H. IC. Schroder bo* boon quito ill for sevoral days from an attack of typhoid fovor. Wo hopo soon to bo ablo to report her rocovory. 'Tho Third District Allianco will moot at Clemson College on August 10th, at 8 P. M. A full dologation is urgently requested to bo present. You can get a straw hat or a nico pair of summer shoos below actual cost at Carter & CO'B. Must olo'io thom ont. Como and get your clioico. Mrs. .1. T. Holloman und ohildrou, after a pleasant visit to relatives in Walhalla, loft last Tuesday for Seneca, whore they will visit rolativos. Miss Moutlo ltiloy, of Anderson, and Miss Ka to Stribling. of Seneca, who have been visiting tho family of Mr. C. L. Reid, returned homo Wednosday morn ing. GKNTS' CLOTH INO.-Mado to order by tho mostroliablo tailoring house in Amor ten. Your order solicited. Exact flt guar anteed. Will save you 20 por cont. M. 1?. King, Walhalla, S, C. Sinco tho rainy spell wo would suggest to tho town council tho propriety of dis tributing more disinfectants and requir ing tho police to make a thorough inspection of premisos. The lino of la?lies' shirt waist?, skirts and underwear, shown by M. W. Cole man iv Co., is vory pretty and tho prices attractive. Shirt waists, 25o. Heady made skirts only 50c. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Katlit?o and their little son, Wilson, of Andorson, aro visit ing Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Fant and family. Mr. Ratline is rapidly improving from his recent illness and will soon bo him self again. M. W. Coleman & Co. aro showing an elegant, line of summor shoes in all thc prevailing colors, and thoir lino of sum mor clothing and neckwear is hard to boat. Give thom a call and you will not regret it. Tho Paris Mountain Hotel and property adjacent theroto have boon sold to tho Hov. N. J. Holmes, of Greenville, fo>* $5,000. Mr. Holmes will discontinuo tho lintel and establish instead a Bible train ing school. If you want goods at and below cost for tho next thirty days only, call on J, A J, S. Carter, Westminster, S. C. They are determined to reduce their stock. Bargains will do it. Soo thoir advertise ment. Mr. James T. Deo, of tho Long ('reek section, killed a largo rattlesnake in tho road leading to Walhalla, boyond Stump bou.se, Wednesday afternoon. lt bad thirteen rattles and a button and was a hi m i four foot long. J. & J. S. Carter, successors to Carter Merchandise Company, Westminster, aro determined to rcduco thoir largo stock of goods. Seo their advortisomont. lt means business and so do they. They have everything you want. (Jail and seo thom and you will save money. Rev. Arthur Crane, of Plainfield, N. J., WO? in Walhalla .Monday evening. Ile loft Tuesday morning to assist Rov. H. B. Kent in a revival meeting on Seneca River. Rovs. Crano and Kant will bo in i Walhalla Saturday evening and begin a N protracted meeting at Ash worth's Hall Sunday morning. Mr. J. H. Barkor, of Cornelia, Ga., has boon in Oconoo for tho past two weeks visiting relativos and friends. Ho holds a responsible position with tho McCon nell Manufacturing Company, in ann fac tur?is of harness and leather. His many Oconoo friends woro pleased to meet him again and see him looking so well. Tho Farmers' Mutual Insurance Asso ciation of Oconoo County mot in annual session at Walhalla on Tuesday last in tho Court House A quorum was pre sent. Tho following oflicors woro re elected to sorvo for tho onsuing year: President, J. J. Hallenger, Richland; Vice President, M. L. Cox, Seneca; Sec retary, Trcasnror and Agent, J. H. Han dors, Oak way, S. 0. Mr. J. Thomas Gantt, of Fort Worth, Texas, who has been on a visit to his cousin. Mr. C. L. Reid, and family, in Walhalla, returned to his homo on Wed nesday morning. Ho has boen visiting relatives and friends over tho county since tho Confederate reunion in At lanta. Ho left Franklin county, Geor gia, thirty-three yoars ago, and this is tho Hist time bo bas boon back to his nhl homo. . Sumter Freeman: "Nev. S. A. Nettles, of tho South Carolina Conference, bas como out for liquor as it is now sold, ami in so doing places himself in oppo sition to the groat Methodist Church, which bas boon for y wi s thundering at tho gates of tho monster iniquity. Ile is the same prohibitionist, who deserted to tho dispensary a few years ago, and his present course is only in keeping with his past conduct." Messrs. S. N. Pitchford, F. S. ITollo inan, W. ti. Reeder and Will Thompson loft Walhalla last Monday for a trip in tho mountains. They will visit High land;;, Sapphire, Whitewater and other points on theil return. They expect to return Friday evening. "Will" gave us a gentle hint that ho "had a sweet heart long years ago" np in the "Land of the Skies," and that bo might desert his crowd at Highlands. Anderson Advocate: "Mr. It. M. Raker, of this city, has been appointed to a re sponsible position in tho quartermaster's department at Washington I). C., and last Thursday ho sailed from Tampa, Fla., for Santiago." ["Bob" bas many friends in Walhalla who will be glad to learn of his appointment, lo Dos import ant position. During Iiis stay here last summor ho mado a friend of ovory one with Wimm he became ncnunilttod.] Wo hud a pleasant visit on Tuesday u?tn Yu SP Mr' Jo,,n M- Singloton, of Retreat, S. O. por tho past six months io has been i, stlldont in tho Ceorgia biograph ftml Railroad Bnsinoss Collogo nt ?onoin. Ga., n0 1S m>w an export stenographer, writing short band at tho ???*>??. nooui. 8 >t0 KM) words per minute. Ho is also an excellent and correct typo writer. Mr. Singloton is an intelligent and Industrious 0?0ne? young man and is forging to tho Lout In tho bnsinoss world. Wo wl?h\htm much success in Ufo. Thor 5 '-vin he no ?orvlco in thc Kpis?tp I piil ohuruh Saturday or Sunday next. I Mic* Ella Hold, who ima boou quito 8iok for sovoral doy?, is thought to bo somewhat bottev this rp.ovblu?'! Wo not ?co ?hst tho Liberty Hoaoou hus mndo its appearance onco moro. Wo wisli for it both prospority nod pornia uonoy. A full and frosli Uno of oraokors, tur nip sood. ico oroam ?Hit, oat meal, can dios, ohippud and roast hoof at O. G. Jn\ UOB'. Mr. V. Ii. Norman, of Charleston, ar rlvod in Walhalla Wednosday and will spend a tow days visiting his mothor and rolatlvos. Judgo W. C. Donot and children paosod through Wulludla this morning on routo to Cashier's Valloy, to onjoy a much needed rest. Tho C. W. Titohford building ?B begin ning to put on a handsome app'oaranco. It will bo tho (liiost storo building in tho oounty when ilutshod. Mr. T. C. Todd has boon quito fooblo for two or throo wooks with what is called "walking typhoid fever." Ho im proves, if at all, vory slowly. Work is progressing niooly on Mr. C. M. Niold's now storo. In a short while tho burnt diBtriot will look decidedly botter than it did boforo tho tiro. Sohloy and Dowoy, two big mon, Wont oft' to hunt tho Dago; Dowoy found him nt Manilla, And Soliloy at Santiago. Tho Heavordam Uaptist Association will convene with tho Hoavordam'ohm-oh, at Fair Play, ou noxt Tuesday, tho Otu i nsl ant. A largo :d tendance iii expect 1-1!. A swift south wind bogan blowing at six o'clock yesterday afternoon, and linB abated but little. It rained all night and tho water conreos aro full this morn ing. Whon tho buildings hoing put up by Mr. John D. Vorner, Mies Mena Von Loho and Mrs. Sophia Hitter are com pleted Walluula can show up almost a solid block of brie"; buildings. m Tho friends of Mrs. J. W. Sholor ro grot to lonni of her serious illness. Shu is thought to bo improving tliiB (Thurs day) morning, and it is hopod that sho may soon bo restored to her usual health ami Btrougth. Mrs. A. Doar, Miss Hoar, Mr. Thomas Doar, Masters John and Jim Class, Miss Marion Glass, of Summerville, S. C., aro stopping with Mr. C. W. Wiooking, Jr., proprietor of Riomann's Hotel, on Fac ulty Hill. Mrs. J. T. M. Risor, of Homo, Ga., ac companied by hor two stop-daughters. Misses Corintio and llattio Riser, arrived in Walhalla Tuesday to spond tho sum mer visiting her mothor, Mrs. J. W. P. Thompson, a-.ul family. Tho "Jim Crow" car law enacted by tho last Legislature will go into effect Soptombor f. Tho railroads aro all pro paring scpnvato coaches for white and colored passengers to meet tho require ments of tho now law. On Tuesday ovoning last a danoo was given by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wiooking, Jr., to tho guests of RioniiMin's Hotel on Faculty Hill. It was a highly enjoy able occasion and graced by tho prcsonco of many beaux mut bollos. Mr. J. C. Fant, of Dinden, Texns, Messrs. Ed. Kant and W. 1'. Whitfield, of Lanier, Toxas, and Mrs. II. A. Smith, of Lookott, Toxas, aro visiting relatives in Oconoe. Thoy wore all formerly Oconoo people, and havo mot with a hearty wel come by their friends. Monday wassalosday, and it was about as dull as it over geks to bo. In fact, ibero was no outward sign to indicate tho fact. Neither tho Master, tho Sheriff nor the Judge of Probate bad any sales to make, ami if tbero was moro than tho usual crowd it town it was not porcopti blo. There aro now only about livo or six lots in tho portion of town recently swopt by iiro that have not had briok buildings started on thom. It will ndt bc a great while before other lots aro taken and substantial buildings put in tho place of tho woodoo structures that woro de stroyed. The preparatory services to tho revival meeting in Ash worth's Hall hogan Wed lOsday ovoning. Kev. .J. I.. Daniel preached an oxcellont opening sormon, and tho mooting is inaugurated under favorablo auspices. Preaching again to night at tho sanio placo at 8..'!0 o'clock by Hov. lt. L. Rogers. Miss Ellen Dubio, of Columbia, is in Walhalla for tho summer. Hbo bas boon aponding sovoral weeks very pleasantly at Darlington and other places, and caine boro to join her parents, wno aro Btopping at Biemann's Hotel, on Faculty Hill. Hor many friends aro delighted to havo her among thom again. Prof. J. C. Cork bas resigned tho Su perintendency of tho llonnettsville graded schools, wo supposo with the view of accepting tho Superintendency of tho Hock Hill graded .retools, t"1 widen bc has been elected. Ho is in West Union this week v:' ting tho family of his father-in-law, ( .pt. J. C. Neville. Attention is called to tho advertise ment of .Seneca High School, Prof. J. L. Kskow, Principal. Next session will be gin on Monday, September 5th. Tho pupils enjoy thc advantages of a com plete high school course. Instruction in holli vocal and instrumental music is given. A full corps of capahlo assist ants employed and thorough work done in O/cry department. Ensign Ii. C. Richardson, of tho battle ship Now Yrork, Sampson's flagship, has sent to his fatbor, Mr. M. B. Richardson, of Andorson, S. C., a plcco of tht Hag captured from tho Cristobal Col in, a largo battleship composing part of Ad miral Corvora's Meet, destroyed at San tiago. Tho Spanish Hag cut into pieces and divided among the oflicors of tho Now York. Tho portion falling to Ensign Richardson extends across tho Hag and ?B a foot in width. It will bo preserved as a highly prized relic of tho great naval engagement. Ry refcrenco to another column it will bo seen that Prof. .las. M. Moss will be gin tho seventh session of tho Walhalla High School In Kaufmann's Opera Rouse on tho second Monday in Soptombor. He is building up a very successful edu cational high school in our midst, as tho enrollment of students testifies. Tho first year bo taught in Walhalla ho regis tered about fifty students; last year bo enrolled 140, His school is open to both girls and boys. During the public school term his school will bo absolutely freo to all who may attend. Sumo much needed improvements to tho comfort of tho pupils will bo made in tho Opera House building before the beginning of tho next session of tho school. As necessity re quires aldo assistants will bo om ployed in tho teaching force of tho school. Bogil! now to make preparations to sond your children to school and koop thom going. To Clure doutt!{pillion Forever Take Cascareis Candy Cathartic 10c. or 21?0. If C. C. C. fail to euro druggists refund money. --> I,?Ht of I.elier?. Tho following is a list of leif ors re maining uncalled for in Walhalla post oflioe for Ibo month ending .Inly Bl: Miss Lizzie Hillard, 2, Miss Pearson l'ourliies, Mrs. S. C. Hays, Mr. J. G. Ran-, Mr, I'. Smith. Persons calling for any of Ibo above letters say they aro advertised. J. M. MKRUIOK, P, M. - .-< ? ?. V.erlure of Prof. GrlfHlh. The lecture hy Prof. Griffith, of For mai; University, nt Kaufmann's Hall Tuesday night was heartily enjoyed hy tho few who braved tho threatening wea ther in order to bear it. Prof. Griffith spoke in a manaor at once earliest, per suasivo and confident. His masterful handling of tho subject held tho atten tion of tito audience throughout and won great admiration for tho apeakor. - -- A 4 J omi it. li((lol|.. ,11. i lill);. A^ protracted meeting bogan in tho liottiol Prospytorian church on last Thursday night, conducted by Kev. lt. L. Rogers, assisted by Hov. W. T. Matthews. Tho .?ttendanco was good and mu oh interest manifested in tho services. Tho administration of tho land's Supper was celebrated on Sunday morning after preaching. Tho mooting closed Sunday night. Sovon poisons joined tho ohuroh, V?oi lt. Moans D?via, of tho South J Carol l?a College, will looturo at Kauf man n's Opora I?OUBO tonight at 8.45. &?ib*$jij "The Sohne! und Qo?)i*?uU?>'? ??Jj ?mil (Mutator W. A. 'Vom picton. Mr. W. A. Tomploton, Grantl Dlotator of tho Knights of Honor of South Caro lina. wau in Walhalla on Tuesday aud Wednesday of this wook in tho intorost of tho noble ordor of which ho IB tho hoad. Ho lia? hoon on an olllolal visit to tho looal lodges nt Weatmlustor, Walhalla and Sonooa in Ooonoo county. Ho in formed us thal tho ordor was in a healthy and growing condition throughout tho j State. Mr. Templeton will visit other lodges lmtho Ploumont holt boforo ho re turns to his homo in Abbovillo. Ho oU joyed bia visit to Walhalla ovor so muob. Ino amount of monoy paid to tho wid ows and orphans of doooased morobors of tho Kuights of Honor throughout tho United Statos sinoo tho foundation of tho | ordor. twenty-live yoart? ago, to July 14, 18?8, is $03,211,000.32. Momborshlp July 1, ?808, 88,128. Thc Teachers' Inotilutc. Tho County Toaohors' Instituto bogan it* work in Walhalla on Monday, tho first of August, with Prof. W. H. Wal laco, of Nowborry, and Prof. E. C. Cokor, of Marion, as instructors. It was thought host, for various roa HoiJB, to moot in MIBS Stock's school room instoad of in tho Court House, tho I appointed plaoo. Tho daily sessions begin at 0.30 a. m. aud ond at 12.30 a. m. Aftor tho dovot Ional opening oxoroisos, follow half hour talk? on tho common Behool studios. TIIOBO aro made by tho instructors. Each talk opona tho way for a short gouoral disous sfon of tho subject under consideration. Superintendent V. L. Martin and tlio I touchers In attendance express them-1 Bolvos as highly pleased with tho work of tho instituto. Thoy npprooiato tho oarnest efforts of tho gontlomon in ohargo. The groat rogrot is tliat not all of tho county toacbors aro prosont to enjoy the advantages iutonded espeeiully for thom. Pickles ! f||t| Pickles ! Iwfrf?ji "iyr OW is the timo for am/ tl making S w o o t /?a Pickles, and 1 have All MF&??J[ Bplco, Pulverized and ^JK^HU Race Ginger, M a o o , ?gJff"W H\ White Mustard Sood, NT ?j ll Pulverized and Stick im I ll Cinnamon, Whole and M i ll Pulverised Cloves and /)/ I) (tr on.id Mustard, so ?IsJ nnyono wanting thoso ^?fllMmj^1& w"' MIm11 frosh supply ?HW ~-''2? of thom at Mg J A Y N E S ' S . ^flra?bv *A Condensed Milk, vg?Sgfr^ Quakor Oats, Corned and Chipped Roof, Sal mon Steak, Halter's Chocolato, Raker's Cocon, Macearon!, Ohooso, Corn Starch, Tapioca and Olivo Oil-all now and frosh stock. . . Fresh Raisins . . ANOTHER SHIPMENT OP BOTE mm IXL STARCH IS THE BEST. Remember II, Y. McCord's Host Patent Flour. Respectfully, C. G. JAYNES. The Alumni Mountain ICXCIUH?OII. Tho animal mountain OXOUrsion from Charleston to tho mountains of North and South Carolina will tako placo this year on Wednesday, August 10th. Tho starting dato is a lil I le earlier than usual this yoar, and consequently thoso who wish to do so will bo able to spond moro timo on their -excursion tickots in tho country. Tho llnal limit of tho tickots will, as usual, bo August 31, in spite of tho earlier ?tart. Walhalla is bettor pro pared no' . than ovor boforo to entertain a largo o ? vd of excursionists. Niitltleu lit alli of ?fir. Wayne Mliclor. Tho sudden taking olT of Mr. Wayno Shelor, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Shelor, of Tngaloo, calls forth the sincere condolonco of a large circle of relatives and friends of tho family. His death was due to an unfortunate and distressing accidont. Wayno was a bright and promising boy, just vorging on thc period of a bright and promising young manhood. To tho grief .stricken parents wc tender our sympathy in oom mon with many who learned of his death with deep rogrot. Anno)'lug, to Nur thc I.cunt. The frequent failure to get tho mail from Westminster whenever thoro is a little rise in Colonel's Fork crook is an noying. Thoro is no necessity for tho mail carrier to romain in Westminster simply because tho creek cannot bo forded on the direct road from West minster to Walhalla. Ry traveling the uppor road no stream has to bo crossed (oxcopt what ?B bridgod) and tho distance lo bo traveled is not more than a milo further. This mattor should bo called to tho attention of tho post ellice authorities, and tho carrier instrnctod to como tho upper route whonover tho ford on Colonel's Fork crook cannot bo crossed. '?'lie Fnmicro' Alliance. Tho Stato Alliance mot in Columbia last Wednesday and Thursday, but was slimly attended, many ol' tho counties not being represented. J. C. Wilborn was ro-olootod President; J. K. Rlako, of Abbeville, Vico Pmiidont; J. W. Reid, of Spartanburg, Secretary and Treasurer, and W. N. Kldor, of York, member of tho Exocutivo Committee. A soborno to make tho Stato Alliance tho agent of its members in selling cotton was discussed at ?OHIO length, but it was dually rofor red to Manager Duncan and tho directors of tho Alliance Kxchango. Tho fertilizer question was discussed and reforred to tho Kxchango for action. II.11,101 loni io 'Penchera. Tho ladies and gontlomon, whoso names aro mentioned below, aro ro quostcd to moot on Friday noxt, during tho session of tho Instituto, for tho pur pose of arranging for tho annual reunion of tho schools of tho county, to-wit: Mrs. Alico J. Kelley, Misses McCol lough, Stock, (/'alias, Olive C. Hicks, C. H. McCullough, Koala Rankin, (?.neo Thompson. Bfllo Stribling and Olivo Duncan, Messrs. J. N. Ituthorford, J. A. Harbert, K. (1. Uruoo, J. I,. Rskow, Jas. M. Moss and W. C. Hughs. In consotmonco of my absonco thootlioo will bo closed from the 8th to tho I3th of August. V. P. MARTIN, Comity Superintendent Educn*'on .'Un te ?'ii i nu H'M A MMOeialioi'. Tho Stato Pi rom MI'S Association which was organized in this city during tho tournament last year will hold ils annual mooting in Orangoburg on August 0th. Every white volunteer company is enti tled to two delegates, and all chiofs and assistant chiefs aro ox-offloio mombors. Dr. ii. H. Peebles is secretary of the organization, mid ho and other dromon of the city expect to attend tho mooting in Orangoburg. Similar organizations In Othor States have proved of much bonoflt and lt is believed the SorMl Carolina As sociation will bo a sucoobs.-The Oreen ville Mountaineer. Wo publish the above In tho intorost of tho Uro department of Walhalla. It would bo well for our Uro (len rtment to have a representativo in this mooting. Wo should keep up with tho best me thods of lighting tiro, and thoro ls noth .ug so helpful as comparison of ideas, Tukv.-.??f?? "\;J:K?V.VX, S. C., Angunt t.-Tim serles of incotiugs nt thia placo closed cu last Friday evening. A prof OM ud Inter- ! Hui v. c;? :.Uviu!iv>'.>iovl, y??5 there Wvr? but] two accostions. Mri. P. H. I'sboll ls on an extended visit to her father, Mr. Ezra Croinor, of South Union. Mr. Hud Cano, of Sherman, Toxaa, la to bo found in our midat, ruminating among friends nud relatives. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Phillips, accompa nied by their swoot Httlo baby girl, Ido. viBlted tho family of Mr. M. T. Couwoll Stuulay last. Tho many frionds of Mrs. J. W. Qlb sou will bo grlovod to learn that abo has takon a rolapso and is dangerously ill. Prof. A. W. Singleton mado a hasty visit to his formor home, on thoTugaloo, Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. lt. Zaohary wore the guoats of Mr. J. W. Reardon and fandly, of Oakway, Sunday. Mlas Sallie Williams, an accomplished j and ;.dmb abm young lady of tho Rotura section, was in our burg some daya last j wook. G i ops in Mus section aro tho best wo | have soon. Mr. C. T. Phillp a has tho llnost patoh of hay wo have ovor aoon. lin,m e. BANN1STKU. Domooratio Mass Meeting. A Domooratio ?.vasa mcullug has beeu arranged tobo hold at Walhalla Court j House on Monday, August 15, 1803, boginning promptly at 10 o'elook A. M. Candidates for Govoruor and othor Stato offices, and a'?? for Cuugioatmiau for? Third Dlstrlot, will bo nrosout and address tito votora on tho political issues of tho day. Tho public cordially i vitoJ to a i i end. BO that an intelligent oioo oau bo oxor'oisod at tho ballot-box ia tho coming primary elections. C. B. D. BUHNS, County Chairman. S. P. SiTiuuMNG, Soorotary. County Campaign Meetings. Tho County Domooratio Kxoeutivo Committee, at 1ts mooting on July 4th, arranged tho fo'lowing schedule for tho ] county campaig. : Oakway, August Kith. Westminster, August 17th. Fort Madison. August 18th. Long Creek, August 10th. Double Springs, AugiiBt 20th. Chcohoo, August 23(1. Salem, August 24th. High Falls, August 25th. Seneca, August 20th. In order to moot tho necessary < penses of conducting tho county cam- j paign tho following schedule of nssosB-1 monta woro adopted: Candidates for Congress, each, $3.00; House of Representatives, $1.00; Judgo of Probato, 50 couta; Superintendent of Education, $1.00; County Treasurer, $1.00; County Auditor, $1.00; County i Supervisor, $1.00; and tho surplus, if] any, bo prorated among tho dofoatod candidates. . It was also providod that any commu nity desiring to hoar tho candidates shall notify tho County Chairman who will bx tho timo for such mooting. C. R. I). SHUNS, County Chairman. S. P. Srnini.iNO, Secretary. DISCOVERED BY A WOMAN. Another great discovery has boon made, and that too, by a lady in this | country. "Disenso fastened ita clutches upon her for nevon years sho withstood its severest tests, but hor vital organs | wore undermined and death seemed im minent. For three months nho coughed incessantly, and could not Bleep. Sh' finally discovered a way to recovery, by purchasing of us a bottlo of Dr. King's Now Discovery for consumption, and was BO much relieved on taking first dose, that she Blopt all night; and with two bottles, has boon absolutely cured, llor name ?B Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W. C. llamnick Al- Co., of Sholby, N. C. Trial bottlo free at J. W. Roll's, Walhalla; W. J. Lunnoy'n, ?Seneca; H. B. Zimmerman's, Westminster, Drug S toroa. Regular size 50c and $1. Evory bottlo guarautood. A Farmers' Instituto at Clemson. A farmors' instituto will bo hold at I donison Collogo from August 8 to 15, inclusivo. A course Cf lectures on scion tillc and agricultural top'^s will bo deliv ered by tho collogo professors. Distin guished visitors from abroad will dolivor occasional addresses. Hoard and lodging will bo furnishod for 50 couts a day. Tho singlo cots aro not supplied with bedclothes. Visitors aro oxpoctcd to bring shoots. Thoro will bo no accommodation for ladios in tho barracks. A limited number can ho pro viced for at tho bot el. Tho leading railway systoms havel offered reduced rates. Information may be obtained at ticket ofllcos. Delegates oleeted from tho county institutes should forward thoir names at | onco to tho president of tho collogo. Rocms will bo resorved for delegates. An invitation in extended tho public to attend thc farmers' institute at Clemson. Races at Seneca. Thc Coonee County Pair Association will give some races on August 13, be ginning at 1 o'clock. Admission, 15 cents; children, IO cents. First Raco-Bieyclo, for Ocon- o colorod riders only, mile heats, 2 In :i. Purse, $5. Second Race, 3 minuto class-Trotting, milo, 2 in 3 heats. Third Raco, 2.40 class-Milo heats, 2 j in 3. Fourth Race, free for all-\tile heal, :'. j in 3. Wo will give good races, and tho pub lic, and candidates especially, are cor dially invited. Wo expect a largo attend ance and expect to break tho track record with ono of our host horses. Don't fail to como. Lot o" .rybody turn out and have a big timo. J. J. BAI.MCNOKH, Prosidont. L. W. VKRNKU, Managor. - . ?- - Meeting Closed at South Union. TUOAI.OO, S. C., August 2.-Tho pro tracted meeting at South Union will closo to day. Niuo happy souls received tho ordinance of Christian baptism at | thc bands of tho pastor, Rev. J. M. Mc Guire, thia morning. Tho meeting has boon ono of groat good to tho church and community. Crops aro nourishing. Tho woathor is hot. !.. . -. fr Tho Railroad Meeting nt Townvillc. Tho mooting hold at Townvillo last Saturday in tho interest of tho groat Black Diamond Railroad was very well attended, and considorablo interest was aroused. Major G. W. Marot, who has always taken a deep interest in railroad mattorn, presided, and speeches touching and emphasizing every phase of railroad development woro made by Messrs. J. L. Trlbblo, P. K. McCully, J. E. Rroazoalo and J. M. Sullivan, of this oity, and lt, E. Mason and A. Zimmerman, of Westmin ster. Tho object of the mooting was to arouse tho poople to the importance-tho impera tive importance-of raising thoir propor tionate sh ?ru of tho money needed to defray tho expenses of thc preliminary inspection of tho routo now already in progress in tho Northwest, and thoro can ho no doubt that the soliciting committeo named at tho mooting, viz., Messrs. J. C. Gantt, N. (). Farmer, G. W. Shirloy, Dr. W. K. Sharp, H. R. Vandivor and W. T. limit, will succeed easily in raising tho sum necessary. Tho holies we'o out in full force, and the spread of diirior was bountiful, rich and vi.ticd-just suc1? a dinner 'ho good women of Townvillo and tho Fo?.\ know how to proparo, and upon which thu poor dyspopt-le i? snro to lay himsoll out. Tho mooting did good, and tho friond t of the enterprise In tho Pork country mu moro hopeful.--Anderson Intelligencer. - - - --^ ? ? In Atlanta Monday night Patrolman T. (.'arl Mills, while walking his beat on Whitehall street, near Forsyth junction, was shot from um bindi by an unknown negro. The surgoo? n at tho hospital Bay ho will die. Ollloor Mills had many ene mies and he knew that his lifo had hoon threatened by several parties. At Kimball, Nebraska, near the Wyom ing lino, snow fell for sovon minuten on I July 81. This was tho Dint time lt ovor | snowod thoro in July. ' CONINIO?K!) ??Y A. JJ. tlO.S3K.TT. "iVKHTMj&SToit, 0. 0., August 8.-Wr. John T. Roid, of Rlvorsido, Al?., is in town. Dr. J.; II. Johns, of tho Grady Hos j.IiiM, auwitn. Gu., is spooning t wo weoks at Iiis father's homo noar haro. Dr. Jolina ls hold in high eatoom by thia worthy institution as physician aud Bur goon. Mr. and Min. N. A. King and their two little boys .returned to their home ot Lockott, T<fv>;as, yesterday. Tiley spout Bovo^jU weeks most delightfully in our midst, and it was **ith.ro?rot that their friends und relativos hado thom gdod-byo. Miss RoBa Mathewson is on an ox tended visit to relatives at Gr.'.?c..?ville, ?a. Protracted services bogan in tho Bap tist church last Wednesday night, July 27th. Tho cervices havo been deeply Interesting. Rev. D. W. Illott, tho pas tor, was assisted by Rev. JamoB V. Bin* glot?n and Rov. P. J. VormiUlon up to Saturday evening. Ab noon on Tuesday Rov. R. D. HawkinB, pastor of thoohurou at Tocooa, carno ovor to holp carry on tito meeting. His first nor mon lust night mado a favorable impresBion on tho audi once. Tho choir was assisted until Mon day by Prof. R. F. Willoford, of Moll villo, Ga. Prof. Willoford is a fino siugor aud organist. Tho mooting will perhaps continue thc ronitvindor of tho wook. Miss Myra Lay, of Calhoun, S. C., has furohasod from Mr. John E. GainoB Ids wo-story residence iu Westminster. Slio moved fute it laSy Wednesday. Her th roo swoot littlo nieces, Misses Matt io, Lottie and Josaio DobbiiiB, aro with hor. Misses Matt io and bullio aro being edu cated and trained in tho exoollout school at Clinton! Tho many friends of Miss Virginia Norris, book-koopor for J. & J. S. "Car tor, aro ploaacd to soo hor at tho atoro af I or nu absence of throo weeks at Wash ington, Where abo t?oV vacation and vis ited her brothor, M Jamos NoirlB. Tho atoro of Mr. J.E. Anderson was ontorod by a burglar or buglers on Friday night, July 20th, and a pair of shoos, somo articles of tito .-how-caso and somo clothing woro stolon. Tho eui ranee was mado at tho front window. Tho blinds aro fastened on the insole of thu store. A flor tho sash had hoon fixod so it could bo raised tho blinds woro prizod opon. Saturday nftornoon sovoral pieces of dross goods w?ro found undor an old house nearby where thoy had hoon con cealed. As a memento of his roguish not tho thief loft his old pantaloons in n corn Hold lust iu rear of tho store. Ho ovidently dressed up and loft bj? the light of tho moon. Tho tools used iu breaking in woro stolon from Mr. J. E. Gainos' shop. Wo aro indeed sorry to hoar of tho fatal accident which caused tho death of that moat oxoollont young man, Mr. Way no Shelo?, of TugtuOo. Doath is al ways sad, and in tho untimoly demise of this bright young man tho shock is very groat. Last Thursday his father, Mr. John W. Sholor, returned from a ton days] trip ..to tho Confodorato Veterans' taunton (ind a businoss trip in Georgia. Arriving at homo fatiguen and weary from los journoy and (hiding his noblo Bon in tiio agonies of doath, it was inex pressibly sad. Whllo taking his gun from a buggy it was accidentally dis charged, tho load entering tho young man's abdomen, producing a mortal wound. Ho had returned to tho hou-o from a distant part of tho plantation, where he had gono in a buggy to repair a broak in tho pasturo fonco mid had taken his gun along. It was his habit I "> koop Iiis gun uncharged at tho house, r. 1 wlion not in tho prosonco of gamo. ii j had bad no occasion to uso it on his trip to tiio pasturo and wns not aware that lt wes loaded-that his mothor had directod a colored man about tho house to load it a fow days boforo to shoot j> hawk and had failed to have tho chargo drawn. When ho roturnod to tho house accompanied by a young friend, who was visiting him. ho carelessly drow tho gun from beneath tho buggy aoat, muz zle foromost, and tho hamiiior catching against soniothing, tho gun was dis charged indicting ahorriblo wound in bis sido. Young Sholor lingoiod sovoral hours and thou doath relieved him of his sufferings. DIB. J. M. MoClanahau and Joo 8. Stlibling woro summoned, but could do nothing but oaso tho pain until tho end carno. Mr. Sholor was about 10 years old and gavo promise of a lifo of usefulness. Ho was educated at Tusca loosa, Ala., and would havo soon entered a medical college to tako up tho study of medicine. To tho horoaved family and frionds wo tender our sympathy. Miss Maggio Sheldon wont homo Satur day to tako a two wcok's vacation. Miss Sheldon is tho popular saleslady for J. ?t J. S. Carter and will doubtless greatly enjoy lier rest from tho duties of a store room. * Crops aro growing nicoly. Dr. Pierce's Favorito Proscription is tho fruit of years of Btudy by a regularly graduated, experienced and skilled specialist in woman's ailments. It is tho product of a? investigating mind united with a gonorous naturo. When an intelli gent poison gives years of study to a I subject thoro must bo somo good result. Tho "Favorito Prescription'' is a com pound of oxtracV of horbs that makes a strengthening, soothing medicino. It acts directly upon tho distinctly feminino organs. It stops drain from lining mom branca by healing diseased parts, tlioroby curing also tho Inflammation that is M ways present. "I waa in a critical condition. Often 1 WHS* lu despair. I oxporionccd a great improvement by taking ono bottlo of Dr. Piorco's Favorite Prescription. 1 havo takon six bottles, and I am suro that it will not only cure ulceration hut ali diseases of fomalos." Yours truly, Mrs. R. T. Rudd, Noapolis, Va. .- - YELLOW JAUNDICE CURED. Suffering humanity should bo supplied with ovory means possible for its reliof. It is with pleasuro wo publish tho follow ing: "This is to certify that I was a ter rible Biifforer from yollow jainidico for ovor six months, and was troatcd by somo of tho best physicians in our city and all to no avail. Dr. Hell, our drug gists, recommended Electric Bittern; and after taking two bottlos, I was en tirely cured, i now tako groat pleasuro In recommending thom to any person sul?oring from this torriblc malady. I am gratefully yours, M. A. Hogartv, Lex ington, Ky." Hold by J. W. ?loll, Wal halla; IL B. Zimmerman, Westminster; W. J. Lunnoy, Sonoca, Druggists. -~4 . ?~ Woman's Missionary Societies. F,uu PI.AV, S. C., August 1, 1808. EniTons OF Cowmen: Will you ploaso insert tho following notico in your paper: At tho last mooting of tho Hoavoruam Association a committee waa appointed looking to tho furthor oxtonsion of wo man's missionary societies within tho bounds of our association. Tho com mittee hopos to have an intorosting moot ing at the coming session of the assoeia tlon and it is earnestly desired that at least ono lady from oaoli church bo pro sont at that meeting. Thu limo and placo of tho mooting will be< determined after tho dolegates havo arrived. M. C. BAUTON, for Committee -. -. Tho Sumter Freeman predicts that Feathoistono will load in Sumter county, with Kllorbo, Watson and Tillman fol lowing in tho order natnod. Secret of Beauty is health. The secret of health is the power to digest and assim ilate a proper quanity of food. This can never be done when thc liver does not act it's part. Do you know this ? Tntt's Liver Pills are an abso lute cure for sick headache, dys pepsia, sour stomach, malaria, constipation, torpid liver, piles, jaundice, bilious fever, bilious ness and kindred diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills TUAT no one rotnody oan coutaln the elotn?nts mH-v.r.uy to euro all disons es, ls a fact voil known to everyone. Dr. Milos* System ot Restorative Rnmrf'ig consists of sovon distinctively dureront proparatlons, each tor its own purpose. Mrs. I.. 0. Bramley, ?17 Henry 8t., 8t. Oath? orlues, Ontario, writes: "For y cai H I suf fer od from oxtrerae nervousness and annoy ing constipation, developing into palpitation and woakuoss of tho heart. I was unablo to sloop, sulfured much from hoadacho, pain in my loft side, palpitation and a constant fooling of woaknoss and prostration. I began using Dr. Milos' Nervine, Heart Ouro and Nervo and Livor Pills and tho Autl-Paln PJUft io relievo sudden paroxysms of pain and hoadacho. I soon folt much Improved and tho pains and aches and weariness loft me, I thon took Dr. Miles' Restorative Tonio and am now *o?torod tc my fermer good health.0 Dr. Miles' Remedies aro sold by all dru? gists under a positivo guaranteo, first bottlo bouoflts or mulley ro tunded, book on dis oasos of tho hoart and nerves freo. Address, DR. MILKS MEDIOALOO.. Elkhart. Iud.< CONDUCl'KI) HY M. K. 8. "OLD MAID." SENECA; S. C., August 2.-A social ovont of moro than usual pleasure was tho ontortainmont givon by tho Misses Livingston last Friday ovon ing. Thc amusomont oonsistod of play ing '-'progressive old maid." As each porson was so unfortuuato as to bo loft with tho "old maid" card a punctilio was mado in his or hor scoro card. Among tho young ladies Miss Christino Diokson had hor card punctured oftonost-six times-and was prosoutod a livo kitten, whioli had already hoon givon tho namo Dowey, as a card suspended from its nook by a ribbon of red, white and bl no attested. It is said "a cat is an old maid's delight," and Miss Dickson will no doubt dorivo grer.t comfort from tho put as tiley grow old l?gutuor. No loss appropriate was tho prlzo awarded Mr. Hunter Brownlee, his card having four punctures. It co.isistod of a box containing thread, noodles, pins, buttons and other necessities which go far toward allaying tho discomforts of old bachelorism. It seems that out of tho largo number prosont Miss Bcssio Strother is the only ono to escapo tho much-dreaded appella tion, "Old Maid," as her card was tho only ono which did not rocoive a singlo puncture. At tho oloso of tho gamo delightful rofroshmonts, consisting of salad, crack ers, olives, pickle, ico tea, ico cream and oako, wore sor ved. Those present woro; Miss Bessie Stro ther, of West Union; Misses Lillian Cald well, Fannie Lowery, Christino Diokson, Byrdio Thompson, Susie Thompson, May Cherry, Lucia Lewis, Mamio Swann, Holon Swann, Sara Livingston, Clara Livingston, and Dr. J, Louis Cray, Messrs. David Todd, John Sitton, Ocorgo JT. Coleman, C. B. Smith, Hunter Brown loo, J. Quincey Adams, Robert Mason, Eugene Lewis, Arthur ll. Thompson, Bntlor Holmes, W. P. Nimmons, Elzlo Richardson, J. K. Livingston, Whinier K. Livingston. Tho charming manuors for wliich tho Livingston family aro noted caused tho guests to pass an ovoning of raro enjoy ment. TKACIIKHS SELECTED. Tho following toaehors havo boon elected to toach in Sonoca High School for tho ensuing session : Principal, Prof. .LL. Kskow: assistant, Misses Fannio Whitmiro and llonriotta Barton, both of Groonvillo. ANOTHER SCHOOL, Mrs. A NV. Spearman and Mrs. NVillinm H. Carey will open a school in tho Koo woo Hotel, on the llrst M uday in Sop tomber. Mrs. Spearman bas had expo-* rionce in both graded and private schools hero and Mrs. Carey is also well known. It is hoped tho oflorts of tho worthy ladies may meet with succoss. MUS. MAO SWAIN'S POSITION. Mrs. L. S. MacSwain has boon oleoted to a place as toacbor in tho school at Cross Hill. Sho was known boro as a competont toacbor, and hor frionds aro glad to learn that she has secured a hot tor position. Mr. Will Livingston was in town last wook. Ho has moved from Lockhart to Union, whore bo will bo ongagod in busi ness. Mrs. Mary Scurry visited Mrs. R. M. Tribblo last wook, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Craig havo had a recent addition, in the porson of a littlo girl, to thoir family. Mr. Henry Harbin had tho misfortune to lose two mules last week. Tho loss was occasioned by a troo falling on tho mules. Tho affair occurred sovoral milos from boro. Miss Kinma NVicklil?o and Corrio Phin noy, of NVoBt Union, spout Sunday ivith Miss lilla Richardson. Rev. NV. S. Haunter will bo absout form his pulpit at tho Presbyterian church next Sunday. Thoro will be nroaohiug morning and ovoning by Rov. Joseph Ti Dondy, of Richland. Miss Carrio Strother and Uv, J. \V. Boll woro in town Friday. Mr. Louis M. Jordan, bookkoopor for tho firm of M. NV. Coleman & Co., luis taken a vacation paying a visit to his aunt, Mrs. T. C. Duncan, afc Union. Mr. Marshall S. Stribling, of Lavonia, was in town Friday. Mr. James Darby, of Walhalla, made sovoral visits to Seneca last wcok. Dr. Edward M. Coleman has roturnod from Montoaglo. Mr. and Mrs. Rutledgo Osborno and throo childron, of Anderson, aro visiting at tho homo ol Mr. and Mrs. J. NV. Strib ling. Mr. Chauncoy Chamberlain, and his sister, little Minn Ruth Chamberlain, 01 Atlanta, aro guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Uignllliat. Mr. NV. D. Holland has roturncd to Sonoca after a month's absonco. Air. NVbitnor K. Livingston, of Lock hart, has boon on a visit to Iiis homo folks boro. Mr, Drnvton Babb, of Tov/nvillc, war; at Mr. and Mrs. it. M. Tribute's ono day last wook. Mr. Fred. MoCarloy spout Sunday in town. A unique littlo document is tho lotter rocoived this week by Mrs. L. NV. Jordan from bm son, Lieut. Lambort NVhitllold Jordan, Jr. ll is written in tho smallest possiblo penmanship, a groat part of it on an envelope, winch bad boon used by the family in writing to him. Tho lotter is folded quito small, is enclosed in 110 onvolopo and is stamped lu throe differ ent places. NVhit's many friends will bo glad to learn that ho is getting on vory nicely. Huck len's Arnica Sal vo. The best salvo in the world for outs, bruises, sorse, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, totter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and posi tively euros niles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfeot satisfaction, Or money rotunded. Prieo 25 couts nor box. For salo by D. B. Darby, NValhatla; NV. J. Lunney, Seneca, and ll. B. ?Sim? merman, Westminister. Col. John P. Thomas, Confederate his torian, ls trying to complete tho rolls. To this end ho will viBit tho sovoral counties from whioh somo loll is mi?sing and aook to havo it aupyliod, Business ^ ^ * To the People of Oconee : W E horohy anuounco oursolvos no candidates for your trado und Influonoo, sub joot to your doolalou nitor you oxaminc tho GciX?b t?h? hoar our Pricos. Almost nil SUMMER GOODS oro now hoing offered at roducod prioos. Eou't you want a Grind Stono and Fixture?, Earn Door Hanger, Post Hole Diggor, Cross-Cut Saw or Filo, Eugine or Lovol Glass, and many othor thinr?i in Work is ovor and your friends may call. If your Crookory or Tinwaro nooda adding to, givo us a ?all, Wo appreciate PltlCES ALWAYS REASONABLE WHEN YOU BUY FROM Lowery, Byrd & Co., ?ElVISO-A,, ?. o. In rambling tluough our stock wo lind too many gooda in some linns rand wo do not proposo to carry these ovor. Wo mako ono price on all our Straw Hab- nono resowed. Worth from 50 couts to $1.75. Your ohoico only 50 conts. Wo liavo a lot of Mon's White Duck Pants and Crash Pants wo will soil for $1. Two Mon's Crash suits to go for $2 each A lot of mon's lino Colored Shirts to olo'so at 50 and 75 conts. All stylos of suinmor Ncclcwoar for 25 conts. A fow ladies' fino white and oolorod silk Parasols, worth from $2 to $3.50, to closo for $1.50. All of our Linon, Chambray and Porcalo Skirts, in light colors, your ohoico for Don't forgot to soo our ronmant countor of Muslins, Calicos and Lawns all for four conts per yard. M, W. G&TLMMAM *% ?KNIMMfc.? S? CS. FURMAN UNIVERSITY, Thorough courses loading to tho (logrees of B. Lit, B. S., B. A., and M. A. Tho Faculty has boon enlarged. Espeoial attention to English, Elocution and Pedagogics. Now courses in Biology, History, Latin. Modern Languages and Physics. A now Gruduato Department Early application for rooms in tho Moss Halls should bo mado to Prof. B. li. GEER, Socrotary of tho Faculty, Ciosar's Hoad, S. C. Addross A. P. MONTAGUE, Greenville, S. C. .GREENVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE LOCATION.-Hoalthful. No death or serious illnoss since it was founded in 1854 . Aecossiblo-On Southern, C. tv? G., and C. &, W. C. R. lt's. Culturod-Tho contor of Baptist Schools in South Carolina, tho forinor homo of tho Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. EQUIPMENTS?-Largo buildings, separated from all othor buildings, hos*tod by gratos and furnaces, lighted by gas and supplied with hot and cold wator, closots and bath rooms on each Moor. Can navo 75 boardora. Libraries, labo ratory, enlist honics hall, maps, globos, music rooms, now bod-room furniture, ?fcc. Conservatorios of music and art A largo and ablo Faculty-four malo and ton fernste teachors. SERVICE.-Work thorough, in thirtoon schools. Faro-Abundant, varied, woll proparod, in ohnrgo of Prosidont and his wifo, who do not own or loaso tho sohool, but minago it on a salary. Government-Parental, firm, kind, home like. ATTENDANCE.-Doubled in four years. From host families. lt A TP! 5.-Low. For tho accommodations, tho charges aro very modorato in all departments. Easy-Payments may bo mado quarterly in advance Reduc tion-Whoro two como from ono family, to tho daughters of all ministers. OPENS Sop tomber 21,1808. For catalogue, address, 20- M. M. RliiBY, 1>. 1)., Prosidont, Greenville S. C. MM College anil fiori Fitting School, JAS. H. CARLISLE, LL. D., President. Wofford Colleie Illustrated, WoIM Collette CatalOEiie QI?SI mwunm? T.TO FORTY-FIFTH YEAH BEGINS SEPTEMBER 20, 1808. For Cataloguo or Wofford Oollogo Illustrated, addross 17-M-08-28- J. A. GAMEWELL, Socrotary, Spartanburg, S. 0. ! ?^rl LET THOSE FOLLOW LuUClU m WHO CAN Our aim is to mako Goods and prices right 13 V13KY TIMK. A Qi^TT A l ^T? TY?J1 A T " Is what wo givo to ovory custo jtl. KJV^/ U iVJ-Vlli J^.llifYJLJ mer. Wo proposo to furnish you moro valuo for your monoy than you can got olsewhorc, or cannot nsk- your patronage. For tho noxt fo-v days wo will off or SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to tho eco nomical buyor. Wc havo most ovorything you neod and will approoiato it if you will givo usa oban o io mako you prices boforo buying. Very rospoctfully, CARTER & COMPANY, (SUCCESSORS TO CARTER MERCHANDISE CO.,) WALHALLA, S. C. J. & J. S. GARTER, -SUOOESSORS TO Carter Merchandise Co., Westminster, S. C., WILL, FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY, SELL GOODS FOR CASH, REGARDLESS OF WHAT THEY COST. Thoy aro determined to reduco their stook, and tho way to do lt is to slash pilcos below any competitor. Just look at a fow r?f tho ?nany bargain.", they have to off or: Silk Finish Mull, worth 2()o., wiltoo for 10c: Figured Lawn, worth 20c, will go for 10.} Figured Lawn, worth 10c, will go for Bo. ; All-wool Albotross, worth 25c, will go for 10c; Straw Hats, worth $1.50, will go for 05c; Straw Hats, worth $\.()0, will go for 75c; Straw Hats, worth 50c; will go for 25c; Clothing liolow any fur or prieo; Snits worth $15, for $10; Suits I worth $8.50. for $5: Suits worth $5, for j . ; othor Clothing in proportion. Seo tholr Notion Department-Silk Mitts, worth 50c, for 25c: Silk Mitt?, worth 25c, for 10c; flood Collars, Ties, .1 Ac jr. ?. Bolts and othor goods in proportion. Shoos and Sllpp'ors will go at a great aneri (leo-Slippers worth 00c, for 50o; Slipwwid worth $1, for OOo: Slippers worth $2.50, for $1.05; Ladies' Shoos worth $4. for $2.25; Hamilton-Brown $2.50 Ladies' Shoos for $1.05. Thoy haven't spaco or timo to toll of all thoir bargain?, but will offer groat bargains in all goods thoy carry, snob as Furniture, Ilardwaro, (?rockery, Glass ware, and even Qrooories-tito knife will slash through all. You can get moro Moat, Coffee, Flour, Ham and Lard for your monoy than any whoro oise. (Jomo and bring your monoy, and you will not bo disappointed. O'J7 Romombor tho Placo o ./v rr rr ic . Dr, G. C. Probst, e ni 5 st* Office Over Carter r*, ?andlse Company's Sion HOURS : ft.rto A. M. TO 1 v. M. ANO 2 TO 0 p. M. Marok fcl, 1808. DR. If. F. x> IS' nv i ? T, Seneca, S. C. -OXl-'lOK 1>AVS - MONDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK. May 10, 1808-ly.