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GREAT CUT I III AVK THROWN ON MY COUNTS) of LAWNS, ORGANDIES, PIQUES, MUSLINS, oto.-nil of which I will soil / In this salo you will Hud goods rodue< from 80. to 6c. por yard-STRlCTLY OA: Ton yards Fruit of tho Loom Hit achi] Strictly Cash. Six Spools Coat?' Thread for 26c-St Soo our Towels and Doilies. Wo tim: Light Calicoes roducod from 5c. to 'lo Wo invito you to call atid take ad val that we havo put tho knife in tho pricos bargains that you cannot afford to miss, prices, as it will be rofuscd one ami all. 1 lar rotail price ] C . G . J i $0ml aub Dcrsomvl. -"bloom soli? ll for IOSB." -Hoad Sheriff's Bales. -Head tho Treasurer's report. -Hoad Coleman A Co.'s now ad. -Hoad Supervisor's advertisements. -Mr. J. b. Reid, of Columbia, is visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kohl. -Miss Sue Dondy returned Monday from a visit io relatives in (Jreonvillo. -.Jaynes invites you to call and exam ino his disc harrows and plows. -Kov. D. 1\ boardon will preach at Hopewell baptist church next Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. - Married, at xNowry, July 3, 1001, by Hov. W. T. McAlister, Mr. Lone S. Pur lock and M?BS Rachael A. Evatt. -Miss Gertrude Smith roturuud homo last Thursday, after a ploasant visit to relatives in Abbovillo and other places, -Call on Jaynes for buggies, wagons and harness. -Lillie Miss .lennie Rae and Mast ot Vernor Auld, of Elberton, Ga., aro visit ing tho family of Mr. C. L. Foster, at Retreat. -Tho public sehool for Norton School District No. 37 will open ott Monday morning, July 15th, with Mr. J. H. Can troll as teacher. -Mason's fruit jars and extra rubbers. John F. Craig. -M?BS Jennie Miller, of Greenville, is in Walhalla for tho summer at tho home of Dr. O. C. Probst. Her many friends hero gladly welcome her. -Fahncstock's dental room, Walhalla, opon every Tuesday and Wednesday. -Mrs. W. II. Irvin and children, of Elberton, (Ja., havo returned to ber homo after a pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs. J. Y. Vernor, at Retreat. -Wanted.-Colored school teacher to take chargo of school for District No. .'57. Salary $2lUX>. Apply to (). C. White, Trustee, High Falls, S. C. -Just received a shipment of fresh DONO hams at Jayuos's. -Mrs. J. E. barton and child, of Au gusta, aro spending tho summer with Mrs. ll. Schroder. Mrs. barton will be pleasantly remombered as Miss Chris tino Fretwoll. -Mrs. W. A. Wright and child, of branchville, and Mrs. Colson and two children, of Columbia, are spondinsr the summer in Walhalla, boarding with Mr. S. N. Pitchford. -Some new hats actually below first cost, but cannot carry them over. See July and August clearance salo. Miss R. Philips, Seneca, S. C. -Mr. Hampton Mciburg, of Charles ton, is visiting the family of Mr. and Mts. O. H. Schumacher. He is now an elec trical engineer and holds an important position with a Charleston firm. -Master Rao FallUOStock returned to Walhalla last week from Cedar Springs Institute. Rae luis taken an exceptionally high stand at the school and is one of tho brightest pupils in attendance. -Prof. J. 1,. Mann left last Monday for Lancaster, S. C., where bo will spend a few days attending tho sessions of the Methodist Distriot Conference of the Rock Hill District. He will return to Walhalla in about a week. -Take all repair work and boise shoe ing to Jayuos's shop. -We ave requested to announce that there will be a picnic at the Reeder Ford, near Oakway, on Saturday. July 12th. The public generally is invited to attend. Dancing and other amusements will bo the order of the day. - Rev. J. ll. Stone will preach at the following places : Saturday before titi; third Sunday ?it bethlehem at 3 o'clock; third Sunday morning af ll o'clock ?it Mill Creek school bouse; fourth Sunday at ll o'clock ?it bellmont school house. - Ladies: beginning July 1st, ?md con tinuing through August, you will lind lawns ?ind organdies at greatly roducod prices by 0"liing on Miss R. Phillips, Se neca, S. C. -The many friends of Miss Inc/. Schro der will boglad to learn thal she is rap idly improving at Johns-Hopkins Hos pital. The operation for appendicitis was a thoroughly successful one. She will be among ber Walhalla friends in ?1 few weeks. - Flowers and chiffons must yo. See clearance sale .Inly ami August. Miss R. Phillips, Seneca, S. C. -Tillman Ellonburg, son of Mr. ?ind Mrs. Willis Ellonburg. was born Decem ber 1, ISO!); died July Otb, 1001, aged one year, nine moni hs and fi vt! days The child was burled at tho baptist burying ground at the Pickett Post Mon day morning, 8th instant. -All porsons who havo books belonging to tim Paul Kayne Cit e.le or to tho traveling library, will please return them to the library on Tuesday, July Kith, between the hours of 0.80 and 10.30. II. M. Legate, Librarian, -We are in receipt of a handsome illustrate . catalogue of the Welsh Neck High School, Hallsville, S. C., Prof. J. W. Gallus, pr ino! pal. The first session of this si fool bogan September 17, 1801, anti its growth luis been phenomenal. During tho past session there have boen 220 pupils enrolled. Wt; wish Prof. Gaines continued success in bis labors. --Jayuos's cut price sah; tm summer dress goods continues. -Mr. W. M. Gossett, of Westminster, S. C., had bis wheat threshed two weeks ago. Ile made 82J bushels on one acre from ?1 sowing of one bushel where he made 30J bushels hist year. We presume this yiold of wheal cannot be beaten in Oconee county, anti therefore Mr. Cosset! can truthfully bo called the champion Wheal grower of Oconee. Mr. L. II. brandt, look to your laurels, - Ladies, call on Miss R. Philips, ?it So noca, and see her summer sale of organ dies anti lawns. -TliO Greenville District Conference ..r the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will meet nt Greers, S. C., July 21 vs. The delegates from tho Seneca ami Walhalla station aro : Dr. W. I<\ Austin anti I). A. Smith: alternates, L. W. Jordan and K. T. Jaynes. Some of these gentlemen will nu doubt ho p r?sout and represent tho church's interests in the conference. Ilishop Duncan, it is Said, will preside. - Ill spring every one should lesson tho extra work forced upon theil'system by taking some reliable blood pu tl flor. Sickness does not need to bo already present. Von should purify your blood every spring to gel the excess matter (occasioned hy the heavy diet of winier) Out of your system. Try Lunacy's Com pound Extract of Sarsaparilla. Themis nothing hotter. $1.00 per bottle at bun noy's Drug si ore, Seneca, S. C. -The annual meeting of tho Woman's Foreign Missiohaiy Society of tho South Carolina Conference will hid held at New berty, S. C., July 17 21. 1001. Several Missionaries ?ire expected. Visitors cor dially Invited. Auxiliaries will please send hames of one delegate and one al tin nato at once to Miss Alice Hornsby, Newberry, S. C. Reduced rntOS over ali tho railroads in the Stale have boon granted to dtdegates and ?ill others desir ing to attend. -Three cakes of Octagon soap for UV. Ooah at Jayncs's. PRICE SALE i <s all Kumunu- Dross Goods, consisting COLORED LAWNS and ORGANDIES, LT COST. )d from 20c. to 15e, from 2oo. to 19e, and SH. ng for 75c. ; ouly 10 yard? to ono poraou rlctly Caah, ?w thom on tho bargain counter for cash. utago of thia salo. You will readily aoo of thoao goods, and that wo aro Ottering DO NOT ASK FOR CREDIT at thoao liomouibor that it will bo ohargod at rogu itcBpcctf lilly, AY N ES. -Call at JaynoB's for fruit jara. -Misa Annie Vornor loaves to-day for Toccoa, Ca., to visit Miss Mario Bruce -Mr. and Mra. J. E. Croaby viaitod relativos and friends in Nowborry last wook. -1 sell "Lono Jaok Shooa." Johu F. Craig. -Call at Schumacher's and aoo "Nollio King." Sim's a daisy. Road his advor tisoment. -Mrs. II. II. Craddock and aon, of Darlington, aro visiting ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crosby. -Miss ARCO Frotwoll, of Anderson, will arrive this evening on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. I,. 1). HroiiucCko. -Don't forgot tho bi..?gy to bo given away by Jayues. - Mrs. .lohn Bourko and children and Miss Daisy lvcstor, of Anderson, oro visiting their uncle, Dr. J. J. Thodo. -Tho ladies' union prayer mooting will meet at tho residence of Mrs. J. T. Kay on Friday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. - Mr. James Seaborn spent aovoral days in Spartanburg last, wook, visiting his son, Mr. (Jeu. P, Seaborn, and family. -Seo our new lot of corsets. For atylo and comfort they aro unoxcolled. M?BS It. Phillips, Seneca, S. C. -Mrs. F. A. Jacobs and Mr. Charles Hoofer and Miss Lucilo Hoofer, of Co lumbia, aro visiting their rolatlveB, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ooh tn ig, and family. -The Poplar school will bo opened next Monday morning by Prof. J. W. Reeder, lt is earnestly desired that tho patrons havo their childron enter at tho opening. -Meal and hulls at Jaynes'a warehouse. Mr. A. L. Gosselt at Home. Westminster Times, July 4th: "Genial and 'Hus' UosBOtt arrived on Saturday from Atlanta where he bas boon for several months taking a business courso. Ho conies to spend ten days vacation with father and mother and bia host of friends. He i.s looking well and is tho same pleasant fellow ns whon he wont away. Wo welcome you back, Mr. Goa sott." _ Faithful Salesman. Abbeville Press and Banner, July 3d: ! "Mr. Willie Roso, who has boon a most | oflioiout and faithful salesman in tito well-known clothing establishment of Hall & Anderson, of this city, loft last Saturday for Bainbridgo, (la., whore ho goes to take charge of a largo clothing store. Mr. Rose is an up-to-dato "cloth ier," a young man of good babita and lino character, and will merit tho success he deserves anywhere ho is ongaged in business." "Around thc Mountain." Westminster Times, July 4th! "Our County Commissioners havo rccontly changed the Moss Mountain road BO as to make the grado lighter, aa instead of going over it, wo go 'rouud tho moun tain.1 This has been dono by convict labor and they aro now working on tho Karie's Ford road from Chattooga rivor to Walhalla. Wo are informed that all of tho county roads will now bo put in good shape as fast as they can got to them. Just bo patient." Citadel Scholarships. Klcven counties como in this yoar for ono beneficiary scholarship each at the Citadel. Thoao vacancies aro lill od only after competitive examinations, and the contest this year will doubtless attract many candidates. Tho counties ontitlod to them aro Aiken, Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Fairfield, Floronco, Oconoo, Orangeburg, Sumter, Union and Wil liamsburg. Here is a chanco for some bright Oconoo county boy to got an edu cation nt small cost. Soo advertisement elsewhere for particulars. Working 24 Hours a Day. There's no rest for those tireless little workers-Dr. King's New Lifo Pills. Millions aro always busy, curing torpid liver, jaundice, biliousness, fever and ague. They banish sick headache, drive out malaria. Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste, nico, work wonders. Try them. 2?C. at all druggists in th? county. Death ol Mrs. Helen C. Holwcgs. Death is a solemn visitation, but it is shorn of many of its terrors when the aged and the virtuous are called to their reward. Thus the death of Mrs. Helen C. I lol wi gs, at her home, near Wal halla, on Wednesday last, July 3d, 1001, is to ho judged. She was horn in llanover, Germany, on No vember 3, 1821, and was nearly eighty years of age at. the limo of her death. She was happily married in her youth to Mr. Henry T. 11 ol W Ogs, who fell in de fence of bis country at Savannah, (la., November 12, ISO I, when ?twas assaulted by Cen. Sherman's army. Mr. llolwogs was a member of the Gorman Hussars, of Charleston, and made a line soldier. The husband and live children, tho en tire family, passed away before Mrs llolwogs was called to her reward. Sbo was a member of the Lutheran church and loved its tenets and ordinances. Silo was a Christian, tin; light of her lino character shining around her in its brightest effulgence Tho funeral ser vices were conducted by Rev. J. G. Sebald in a very improssivo and happy manner. Gift Sale! I have this day selected one Top Buggy that retails at $50.00 as a premium to cash buyers on HM; following conditions to wil : Por every dollar's purchase you will receive a ticket bearing some number ( Tickets will be started at No. 1 and con tinned until the last customer has a ticket on September 30th.) As much as one dollar's worth must bo bought at one time. Nothing less will entitle any ono to a lick ot. Yon cannot, receive a iioket even though yon buy worth. A I wo dollar purchase will er you to two ticket1-, and so on foi ..ay amount you may spend with us from day to day; $1.05 will not entitle you to two lic?tela, neither will yon get the benefit ol the 05c. on your next purchase. This is no catch game. To show good faith to my customers I have bad Mr. W. L. Vernor to number a ticket, which is in a sealed envelope, and placed by him in Mr. J. I). Vernor's safe, hearing the number that will entitle tho one holding corresponding number to tho buggy. Mr, Vernor ls the only ono Who knows tin; number contained in this en velope. Walhalla, s. C., July 3, 1001. This i.nu v that I linvo thisdny enclosed m ;i seale?l envelope, ?uni placed in .1. If. Vornor'a -.id', .i i H lo i hearing a number unknown to any imo else, which will outille tho person holding Hie corresponding number loone ton bunny, t<> lie I'IVUII ns a |ii'0iuhiiit hy 0, (I. J ny hes to rash buyers, I will, mi tin- ll rsl dny of October, in fri m I ni his oro, open the envelope and it wa rd Hie Imitity i" tiic ?an- holding tin- corresponding nu.ir. W. !.. VBRNKU. Voil l'an see tho buggy in front of my store at any time. Goods will he sold at cash prices. Trusting that yon will be thc lucky winner, I remain, Very respect fully, O- O . J AYNKS. Connie Maxwell Orphans. Audorson Dally Mall, July Oth : "Sorao timo ago tho mom bore of tim Huavordam Haptlst Association, in Ocoueo cuuuty, offorod to take for a vacation of a month or BO during thu summer as many uf tho eli i ld ron of t lie Connie Maxwell Orpau age at Greenwood as did not havo humos of their own or rolativos te visit. Tho offer waa accopted by the Orpauago au thorities aud yesterday twenty-three of tho children passed through tho city on the afternoon train on their way to No noca, whore thoy woro to bo mot by tho kind pooplo who woro to rocoivo thom. Thoy woro accompanied by Hov. T. H. Edwards, tho Assistant Superintendent of tho Orphanage." Death ol Mrs. Elizaboth Mathowson. Mrs. Elizabeth Mathowson diod at tho homo of Mr. New too Croushaw, in Wost Uuiou, S. C., on Sunday morning, July 7th, 1001, at 8 o'clock, after a lingering illness of about four months, of dropsy. Sho was 00 years and 10 days old, being born Juno 20th, 1885. Sho leaves a sister, Mrs. Mary Eeo, ami uno brother, to gether with a number of friends, to mourn hor doparturo. Sho was for a number of years a member of tho Metho dist church and died in tho triumphant faith of a blissful immortality. lier body was carried on Monday morning, 8th instant, to Hock Springs Methodist church cemetery, where it was deposited In mother earth, after singing and prayer by that good woman, Mrs. Alfred Ernest, thoro being no minister presen,-to con duct tho funeral services. After a long and eventful lifo Mrs. Mathewson sloops well in tho bosom of (?od. Corundum Mining. Mr. J. W. Tliomas, manager of tho International Emory and Corundum Company, of Chester, Mass., was in Wal halla last Thursday and paid tho Courier oflico an appreciated call. His company has recently bought tho Lucas corundum minos near Pino Mountain, Ga., ?md ho is now putting in an improved plant with up-to-date machinery for mining aud manufaoturhi.l corundum. Thoy propose to manufacturo ou thu spot, and ship tho finished product. Walhalla will bo thoir shipping point. Tho com pany has unlimited moans at its com mand, and owns minos in several States. Tho oflicors aro woll known men in busi ness aud (mancini circles, viz: F. M. Poot, president; O. C. Harbor, Frank Rockefeller and William M. lvins, vico presidents; Chas. H. Flint, treasurer, and Winfield S. Storn, secrotary. Thoy aro tho only manufacturers of North Carolina, Georgia and Chester corun dum, also manufacturers of genuino Naxos and Turkoy ornery. Mr. Thomas has boon at Pino Mountain about three weeks and is now busily engaged install ing a largo plant. It is hoped that tho enterprise nt this point may prove suc cessful. Oconoo County Medical Socioly. Tho Oconoo County Medical Society mot at tho rooms of tho Mountain City Club, Walhalla, on .July 3d. Tho moot ing v/ns called to order by tho prosidont, Dr. J. M. McClauahan. Dr. E. A. Hines, secretary, was absent, and Dr. J, II. Mooro was olectcd secretary pro tom. Tho following members were prcsont: Dre. J. M. McClauahan, Westminster; S. J. MoElroy, Sonoca; 1). H. Darby, Wal halla; W. H. McCluro, Westminster; H. E. Mason, Seneca; J. ll. Mooro, Fair Play; J. W. Hell, Walhalla; J. N. Land, Richland. Dr. McElroy road a paper on summer diseases of children, which was discussed by Dra. Mason, Darby, McClure, Moore and McClauahan. Tho subject of hysteria was discussed by all prcsont. Dr. Land reported a caso of "ridge fover" for discussion. Tho committee oil by-laws and consti tution were not all present, and thc mat tor was carried over till next meeting. Westminster was selected as the place of next mooting, to be held on Wednes day, Septombor 4tb, at 10 a. m. Tho president appointed Dr. J. II. Moore to road a paper at tho next meet ing. Subject to bo chosen by Dr. Mooro. S6t. 60?. ' '?? ?MUM ? li? ? 1 DrnnliU. Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In bulk. Beware of the dealer who tries to sell "something just as jfood." Neville Shanklin. Tho marriage of Miss Julia Antoinette Novillo and Col. Augustus Shanklin was solemnized this (Wednesday) morning, July 10th, 1001, at 10.80 o'clock, at the homo of tho bride's father, Capt. John C. Novillo, West Union, S. 0. Tho cere mony, performed by Rev. W. G. Neville of Yorkvillo, S. C., tho brother of tho brido, was beautiful and impressive. Tho brido woro a handsome traveling gown of dark blue venetian cloth, with white satin and laco applique trimmings. Tho house was handsomely decorated with pot plants, cut Howers and vines. Tho dining room was especially lovely, it being darkened from the sun's rays and tho soft light of many candles made it almost fairy like. The luncheon was delicious. About (ifty guests were pres ont. Tho numerous presents of si I ve cut glass, china, etc., together with many congratulations and good wishes, proved the love felt for this bridal couple by thoir friends. Tho bride has hold warm placo in tho hearts of all wi! whom she was thrown ; ber sweet sin eerily, her unaffected manners, and hoi truly unselfish and beautiful disposition, havo been charms that have cast a spell over young and old, and her many friotnh boro regret that her home will no longe bo with us. Tho groom, a son of Hon. J. L. Shanklin, of Richland, S. C., Iiohb tho responsible position of C?mmandant and Professor of Military Science and Tactics at Clemson College. Ile h young man of fine qualities and bas many friends. This popular couple go on an extended tri]? to Asheville and other points. After their return they will resido at Clemson College. Night Was Her Terror. "I would cough nearly all night long," writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alex andria, Ind., "and could hardly get any slcop. I had consumption so bad (bal if I walked a block I would cough fright fully and spit blood, but when all othoi modi eines failed, three si bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery wholly cured mo and 1 gained 58 pounds." li's abso lutely guaranteed to cure coughs, colds, la grippe, bronchitis, and all throat ami lung troubles. Price 50o. and $1, Trial bottles freo at all druggists in the county. Governor Mcsweeney bas appointe delegates from Ibis State to the mooting of tho International Milling Association which meets at Poise City, Idaho, July 23-25. Congressman Latimor is one of Ibo delegates appointed. Mr. Latimor is interested in mines not in I bis State. Atlanta, Ga., November IO, 1?J00, Wo bitvo handled Dr. M O ff ot t's THK TUINA (Toothing Powders) o vor si nco its first introduction to tho public and Iradi as a proprietary medicine, and our trade in it has steadily increased front year lt year until our orders now amount to twt or th roo hundred gross por yoar, wbie' is a very strong evidence of its intu it and lite satisfaction il is giving to flit; moth ors of the country, for they say that nothing so effectually counteracts tho offeots of flit! summer's hoi sun or ove comes so tpiiokly tho troubles incident to toothing. The Lamar <v Rankin Drug Co., Wholesale Druggists. For sale by Dr. J. W. Hell. ?-. Unless malters can bo amicably ad justed with tho striking machinists tho Southern Railway will very liktdy re move its shops from Charleston. When you want a modern, up-to-date physic try Chamberlain's Stomach ami Liver Tablets. They aro easy ft? take ami pleasant in effect. I'tiee 25 cents. Samples free at Dr. J, W. Hell's drug store. Senator Tillman is lo take a lecture tour through Nobraskn soon Tho piles that annoy you so will be <iu?cl<ly and permanently healed if you uso DoWltt's Witch Hazel Salvo. He waro of worthless counterfeits. J. W. Roll. NEWS IN AND AROUND WESTMINSTER. Local and Personpl Paragraphs Around the Town-Sweet Muslo. Westminster, July 9-Mrs. John S. Vernor is visiting her son, It'JV. Phillips Veiner, of Retreat. Mrs. L. A. Matthewsou und Mrs. J. W. Gaines aud son, Harold, of Harteville, s. C., havo gone to Franklin Springs, Ga., for tho bonotlt of Mrs. Matthew sou's health. Miss Hosa Matthowson, of Atlanta, ioinod thom thore. Mr. Glonn Lesley, a very promising young mun, who has been horo for moro than a yoar, has gono to Abbeville. Mrs. Kiblor. of Newberry, aud Mrs. William Sheldon aro visitiug Mr. Mar shall Stribling. Tho electrical storm did somo damage horo, striking tho house of Mr. Anthony on Factory Hill. Miss Mary Hull is visitiug in Port Madison and Toccoil. Misses Mary Sheldon and Addio Iiiott carno on tho 4 th to visit a fow days. Miss Lonnie Mitchell, of Martin, Ga., is visiting Miss Nannie Terrell. Miss Kinma Zimmerman returned last wook from a visit to hor sister, Mrs. B. M. langland. Mr. A. Chook has returned to his work on tho railroad. Tho oldest violin of which wo havo hoard is owned by Mr. Wado Dickson, hoing made in 1712. '1'he swoot strains from this violin and other stringed instruments, not so old, evoked by Messrs. Paul and Wado Dickson, A. K. and Sloan Harkoy, woro delightful as thoy (huted out on the midnight -air recently. Wo wish these gentlemen to accept many thanks. Dr. McCluro, ouo of our much esteemed physiciai ., is now ablo to walk without his ern'>.hes. Ho has received much sympathy and many kind attentions from friouds. Dr. Stonccyphor has moved his stock of drugs to tho bank building. Hon. John Sam Vornor, of Columbia, was ID town this week. Mrs. Alston, of Charleston, is at Mrs. Mitchell's. Miss J cunio Hay ned Master Vernor Auld and Miss Daisy Foster aro visiting Mrs. W. I). Lesloy. Miss Joan Bradshaw, of Alabama, was in Westminster on hor way to visit hor sister, Mrs. Phillips Vernor. Mrs. J. T. King, with commendable kindness, wont to Seneca to moot tho orphans who woro to como to our town. Tho names of tho children aro Willie Davis, whom Mrs. King thinks of adopt ing, and two girls, Ophelia and Elsie Pittman, who will spend a month with Mrs. T. N. Carter. Kev. J. E. McMannaway preached an interesting sermon to old pooplo Sunday. Many of tho oldorly pooplo of tho com munity attended. A collection of $18 was taken Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Torroll visited Mrs. E. E. lie bois, at Cornelia, and Mr. Hugh Torroll, at Mount Airy, Ga. A party of young people, accompanied by sumo of tho married people, enjoyed tho picturesque .scenery around Hud son's mill by moonlight last week. i. & M. "Bachelors" Entertained. Westminster, July IO. - Complimen tary to tho "Bachelors" of Westminster tho young ladies of tho town gavo a moBt enjoyable reception at tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Anderson ou tho evening of tho "Glorious Fourth," from ll to 12. Tho beautiful lawn in front of tho house was brilliantly lighted for the occasion and tho piazza was prettily decorated in tho national colors. Tho married folk prcsont wore: Mr. and Mrs. J. S. (Jailor, Mr. and Mr. W. P. Anderson, Mr. P??d Mrs. W. B. Brown, Mr. and Mis. \\, 1). Lesly, Hov. and Mrs. I). W. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Cross, Mesdames W. C. Mason and J. II. Ligen, Dr. and Mrs. J. Henry Stono cyphor. Thc following young ladies and gentlomon woro present: Misses Sallie Dickson, Lily Doyle, Nannio Torroll, Emma Zimmerman, Myra Mason, Elinor Knight, Kora and Hosa King, Virginia and Bessie Norris, Kfllo and Maud Strib ling, Corrio McDowell, Kato Jarran), Addio Iiiott, Minnie Traylor, I ron o ami Leila ('arter, Bessie Kpting, Louise Breazealo, Kato MoClanalutn, Mary Shel don, Hattie Du Hie, Ida Jones, Ethel Leathers and Lillian Smith ; Drs. C. M. Walker and T. M. Meriwether; Messrs. W. J. Vickory, Taylor Breazealo, J. J. (.'nilen, Dawson llennoroy, M. C. Barton, A. B. Stewart, J. C. Dickerson, John and James Hull, Burt Mitchell, J. Wado Dickson, David McClanahan, Moses Terrell, J. M. Findley, IL L. Vernor, Hugh Bibb, Knox Anderson, Wilton Mason, Willard Leathers and Garnett Ma>-' i. Ti.o "Bachelors" fared woll, for all kinds of nice cakes and ico proam were served on Ibo lawn, and tho young ladies entertained them royally. They fool grateful to their lady friends and promise that tho pleasant event will bo long re membered. No doubt somo favorable impressions were mudo and it may bo ero another fourth of July comos the Bachelor Club will be greatly decreased in number. A. E. Oossott. Says Ho ?'us Tortured. "I BU (To rod such nain from corns I could hardly walk," writes ll. Robinson, Hillsborough, Ills., "but Bueklon's Arnica Salve completely cured them." Aels like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns, lndls, ulcers. Por ted healer of skin diseases and (dies. Curo guaranteed by all druggists in the county, 25o. Chcohoc School to Opon. Tho Cheohee school will opon on Mon day, July 15th. under the Supervision of Mr. J. S. Colley. All the patrons are urgently requested to meet their teacher at the school bouse on tho morning of the opening. Mr. Col loy bas been in attendance on tho Coonee summer institute. Wo feel sure that he is capable of doing good work for us. Let the patrons co-operate with their teacher in preserving good order, and run au eight or ton months 4011001, and all will be pleased and bono Hied. N. A. POISONOUS Reptile and Insect Stings iud bites laired quickly and surely by the prompt uso of Berry Davis' Pain Killer. If you have md. a bottle in your home do not loso a moment in procuring inc, as you aro apt at any time to bc Stung by poisonous insects, snakes or bilbul hy centipedes. Co by directions nu wrapper around bottle. Avoid sub stitutes. There is but ono Lain-Killer, Perry Davis.' ?'rico 25o. and 500. Townvillo News. Townville, July 8. -Crops are looking lino (brough this section. There has been more small grain threshed in this community Hum for several years. Tho fanners at I ist. realize tho necessity of raising their bread stu IT at homo. Mr. Durham, of Anderson, who is an agent for the Wrought Iron Bango Com pany, of SI. Louis, Mo,, luis been in our hamlet for several (lays. t, lon College, bas returned homo to spend tho summer, to the delight of his many friends. Miss iY tl ie Bruce, of Seneca, .pent last week with ber cousins, isses Mamie and Maggie Spearos. Mr. and Mrs. John Stevenson, of Den ver, have been spending several days with their daughter, Mrs. James McCar ley. Major E. P, Earle left Sunday for (tilica, N. V., where ho will attend the commencement of Cornell University. He will also take in tho l'an-American Exposition at Buffalo before he returns. Rev. J. lt. Williams preached a very Instructivo sermon hero Sunday to a large audience. Messrs. Milton Earl and W. E. (Liles, with some of their friends, will spend this week at Andersonville, whoro they will have a sporty time hunting and fishing. Master Carl Caines, of Blaoksbuig, is spending several weeks with his grand parents here. Miss Nell Daniels, of l'elzer, is visiting rotativos and friends in this community. Mrs. W. l\ SnolgrOVO and daughter, Lillian, of Anderson, aro hero forsovoral days with their lindo, Mr. (!. 1). (liles. "Swamp Rabbit." . -- ? - -- i Know Ono Sure Remedy for nu oliBthuito cukl. lt? narnu ID l'yiiy-lMIeAm. THE GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT. Several Parsons Presented (or Various Viola tions-Report ol Expert Accountant. The St ato of South Carolioa, 1 County of Ocouoo. J In (louerai Suasions. To His Honor J. C. KI ugh, Judge pre siding in tho Eighth Judicial Circuit at tito July Term, 1001 : We, tho grand jury for tho county of Ocouoo, beg loavo to submit tho follow ing oe our presentment: 1. Wo have examined mid neted on all bills handed to US by tho Solicitor to tho boat of our ability, and have reported tho remit of our deliberations to tho Court. 2. Wo have, with tho assistance of V. F. Martin, ns au export accountant, mado a thorough examination of all tho county oflloos, and wo hand in tito re port mado to us by Capt. Martin that it may bo mado known to tho publio for tholr information. 8. Wc havo examined tho bonds of tho county ollloors and lind thom, and oach of thom, good and Biifliciont. 4. Wo find tho condition of tho publio roads to bo unsatisfactory. Thoy have not, for tho last two year?, rocoived that attention that was duo thom. Wo recom mend 'hat tho County Commissioners, as soon as possible, givo tho santo earn est attention to tho cud that thoy may once moro bo put in good condition. 5. Tho road at tho eastern side of tho Loltoy bridgo aud tho road at Old Pick ens should re?oive immediate attention. Tho road at LoKoy's bridgo should be repaired and that at Old Piokens bo ohaugod. 0. Wo present tho following persons for tho following violations of law, to-wit: Drewer Martin and Bvalino Cooper for fornication and adultery. Witnesses: Marion Taylor, Wm. Loo and H. 1J. Collins. Wosioy Powell and Raohol Thomas for fornication and adultory. Witnesses: M. 0, Bryant, Jamos Alexander. Allon l'at Iorson, E. B. Alexander and James A. Robertson. Jamos N. Loathers and Rachol Pitts for fornication and adultory. Witnesses: Melina Perkins, Lula Mallou, Joo Quails ?nd John Quails. Ktigeno Miller ami Mattie Frail y for bigamy. Witnesses: Kev. Willis Abbott ind ltov. J. Bony Ilunnicutt. A. White Singleton for forgory and obtaining money under false pretenses. Witnesses: W. F. Hughes, John P. Powoll, Jesse M. Taylor and C. L. Craig. Park Mc Kinney nod Boto alias Moid ?cia McKinney for killing fish with dynamite ill Kooweo river. Witnesses: J. A. Rob ortson, W. C. Grogan, J. F. Kobertsou and W. J. McKinnoy. Manslicld Chapman for killing tish with dynamito in Koowoo river. Wit nesses: John Chapman, Leo S taned and tico. Chapman, Samuel Hochcstor and (leo. H. Pike for killing fish with dynamito in Koowec river. Witnesses: Bon Elloubltrg, J. A. Kohortson, John Chapman aud W. C. (.?rogan. 7. Wo recommend that V. F. Martin be paid tho sum of twouty dollars for services rendel ed to us in tho examina tion of tho books of tho county oflicors. Wo bog to tootler to tho presiding Judgoand tho Solicitor our thanks for the kindnesses and courtesies shown us luring tins term. Respectfully submitted, A. Lay, Foreman. Report of Expert Accountant. Messrs. A. Cay, Sr., John li. Veiner, .lames riioni|>soii, Committee ol' O rand Jury of Ocouoo Jounty-Oontloincn: Pursuant to instructions received fioni you I have examined tho oltlccs of tho county otllolttls. 1 cheeked the Sheriff's tax execution honk with :ho Treasurer's execution hook and lound the lilt rles correct. Also. 1 checked thc ex pense ac jount and jail hook, both federal and county. Thc hooks aro neatiy kept ami the entries appal mtlycorrect, lu milking out thc account against he county a mistake was made in charging lb lays tor Tom Scott, when it should have been IO lays, In one mouth, amt ono day for Lee Scott UStead of two days. There aro two days' hoard, hcrefore, due tho Sherill', amounting to sixty 001 cents. As the Clerk handles little or no money, t ho .xauihiatlon of this ollloo. was necessarily super loial. The few lines collected hy the present Jlork had booti turned over to thc Treasurer and io held his receipt therefor, and entries of thc ransaetion hail hoon made in the Auditor's and I'rcasurcr's olltces. Tho ellice is neatly kept and hu hooks arc written up in mal. and legi hie land-writing. The Clerk is in need of new books o lie used as "direct Index to mortgages" and 'indirect index lo mesiie conveyances." Tho hack s torn oil' thc latter hook ami it is in a tlillip dated condition. He is also in need ol sonic Heans hy which to cony his letters. I examined thc ellice of thc l'rohate illidge, .oinincncing with thc term ol tho present IncUin ion t Tho hooks are neatly kept, and ho OX ilhitod vouchers for nil looney paid out except .vhat had been approved by tho Circuit Judge. IVith the exception ol' a small amount kepi for '.uncut expenses, thc money under his control s loaned on a morl gage ol' real estate, which he IX Ililli ted to inc. ile needs about Illly boxes snell as arc used in the oftlco ol' the Clerk id' thc Jon rt) in which to koop his papers, ami some dace in which to keep these boxes. Also, examined the Master's olllco, ConiUlOllO ng with the leno of the present Incumbent. The looks are neatly kept, ami tho entries of money 'CCelved on taking charge ol' the Olllco lally with he entries on thc books of bis predecessor as icing turned over to bini. Mis books call for M,278.871 and he exhibited his bank I.k, bal mccd by Mr. .1. I). Vernor, to show that this iniouut was to his credit. Tho greater portion nf my time was devoted to .ho examination of thc tax (tlnnncial) depart III nt. Considerable confusion has occurred on iccount id thc i,o I u rc ol thc Com pt roller General o visit tho Court House and make thc annual lOttlOllieilt, and many papers connected w ith thc lettlcuient are still in thc Auditor's Olllco. thc \ lull tor having sent thc settlement sheets to Columbia pursuant tn inst niel ions from thc Jonmtrollcr Cono ra I. Tho settlement hooks of he different olllccs have mil been kept as care olly as they should he. These honks should be iddcd, proven and thc balances brought down, ll) that thoy would agree to a cent and thc result iscertallied al a glance. tTho hooks for tho las) lentement have not been signed hy tho proper uncials or tho dato ol settlement given; and thc late of settlement was, also, omitted in the .coord of thc previous set Cement. I commenced ny Investigations from thc time of thc last Bel lement willi thc Comptroller General, prcsiun ?lg thal lie had approved (bc settlement, as the illicials had received no notice to thc contrary. I checked tho Treasurer's books with those ?i he Counts- Commissioners and lind that thoy igrec, with thc exception of $1.80, which was locolllltcd for hy Check No. 200 lor $1.80 having ?cen issued hy tho County Commissioners ami mt having yet been presented to the Treasurer or payment. During thc yea re I800nnd 1000 tho layiucuts made lo thc Supervisor, Count) Com Missioners and Clerk, according lo Ilia records u the olllee, are as follows, to wit : 1809. 1000. 9500 un $600 00 7."> 00 ISO 22 71 00 IK.R> -12 101 11 lill 32 $760 11 $!)72 Ot! There were some slight ililforciiccs in the twa ? Dices in regard to small amounts entered as mid om on ordinary cornily and commutation oad (axes. Thc checks were produced and the Utterances adjusted. lt would rei Ul I re several mont hs to make a ?ardill Invest (trallon of thc Auditor's olllco, ? roving CidcillailoilH ami adding thc columns of Iguros. Tho records in t his olllco uro liol as exact is they should be in an olllco ol so much I ll) pol't iiicc. TI.I0 abstract ol thc 15 per cent penalty ist ill gored hom (he books, bul has since hoon ihanged to correspond. The a moimi ol differ IIICO was very small, bul stltlloloilt to show a vant ol exactness ami that Hie proper proofs lad not heen applied. Cn the duplicate of 1800, inge HO, Utera ls an error of one dollar in Ihr imoiint charged to the A. G. A, lt. lt., w hich is 'arricd forward to thc recapitulation on pago 131. from page 86 to 220 and sonni ol hers cal ried pages thc footings ale only In pencil, and, ii-o, in thc recapitulations, pages 110. 120, IM, OH, 105, 211,218. Tho abatements aro, also, badly tent, so thal, according to thc records in the lillee it is impossible to prove their cori eel ness. Icsidcs Ihr regular abatement sheets Hie abate nents should bo entered in t ho hack ol tliodiipli :alc. Tho dupl?cale ol' rmi) is a great I inprove .i.-i.i ib o .a 1999, i..o tito abatements am tin uni weil kepi, lu my calculation I was (toni idled lo accept thc abatements as rulered on he HOttlOmeui sheets. Thu books ol 1001 arc mw being written up by a COIIipOtClll assistant, ind lllO Auditor's attention having been railed othc llliporlAllCO of keeping a card ul list ol ho abatements, lt ls prohnldo teal this deficiency viii bc corrcclcd. The rash book ta sett leinen I I.k)ol I he Conni y ill poi intcndcnl of Kdlicatloll has been lather .rudely written up, mills being ROIllOlimOS put u the column for the tens, and sometimes i ven u I hat ol hundreds. Creal care must be taken il adding the pages ol this hook. I checked he settlement hook and district hook villi those of thc Treasurer, commencing villi thc settlement book at thc time ol li? last settlement with thc Comptroller lenci al nilli Ibu district hook, on Hld Isl of dan lary, I'.Kil. 'lhere was a difference of live coals n the seulement books, which will bc rec tilled. Nie district hooks (allied. Also, I checked up .he books on hand lo be sold at cost. Mr. ('rai)' lad exchanged a great many new I.ks foi old mes iiiany ina dilapidated coud it ion. I allowed Mr. Craig Ihr amount willoh lit) paid for these dd books, although many are in a llloftl dilnpi lalcd condition, If credit is not allowed lo Mr. raig tor all ol these books by thc publishing lompnnles ho will necessarily sustain a loss. Ile iud books ?md money enough, and mme than 'Hough, according to his bank book, to cover Hie uuoiuil turned over ttl him. lt appears that Mr, haig is depositing in bank his own money and he public money together. 1 suggested td bini o keen the lunds separately, The treasurer had pul his books In order before ny official Investigation. As usual, Hie amount ii thies and forfeitures collected by tho Transit cr is far in excess of thc amount reported to the ho County Auditor, lt. was, therefore, necessary o bo guided by Hie Treasurer's books 111 ascor .alnlng this amount. lu cHtlmatlng the amount il dispensary money lt was also necessary to Mr. Ilunnicutt Mr. Haley. Mr. Pieper. Clerk. accept thoTrcasurcr's books aa a guido, although I sont to Seneca aud obtained <\ statement from tko dispenser there, and received ono also from thu dispenser at Walhalla. 1 would suggest that sume Mandu method should he admited willoh would at the sumo tinto bo a protection and a check on thu Treasurer. Uno plan which bra occurred to mo is to have duplicate receipts printed, nod furnish thom to tho Treasuror, re quiring him to tile ono with the Auditor every timo he issues one to the dispenser, Magistrate or Clerk of. tho Court. I bnvo accepted lu my estimato tho Treasurer's commissions as entered on hts books and reported to tho Comptroller Uoneral, although lt appn.trs to mo thoy may bo somewhere in the neighborhood of $20 oo too much. The commission charged on borrowed money 1 have also taken into my estImato, not thinking lt within my jurisdiction to puss on nial tn s of law. Krom the best information which I can obtain, ami from tho records In the ellice, 1 lind that tho Treasurer should have on hand 836,088.29, and hu exhibited bank books showing that this amount was deposited to his credit in thu banks, llolow I glvo a statement: Cash on hand last settlement, ordi nary county.8 1,801 3? Cash on hand last settlement, special county. 1,023 33 Cash on hand Inst settlement, com mutation road tax. 337 73 3,212 41 On account 1900 - Cash borrowed, ordinary county tax.$959 lt Cash rec'd on account com mutation road tax 1900.... '?Ul 00- 1,263 14 1,400 68 Due State on abstract 1890. '?7 05.6 School Cash on ii:uid, 3 mill.gn,7C7 aa Slate dispensary. 1,408 '?6 County dispensary . 1,700 00- 0,870 ?4 On account 1900 .State dispensary. 1,880 9(1 County dispensary. 400 00- '?,280 90 8 10,066 83.6 IIKOAI'ITULATION. Hiato. County. School. $13,6(10 77.5 $12,810 09.7 8 8,140 00.6 Add'l. '?09 03 188 18.7 185 41.8 16 per cent. 18 07 ll 40 7 01 13,788 47.6 18,400 08.4 8,273 09.3 Spl. School. $ 314 51 Add'l. 32 16 per cen!. 05 311 91 3,792 00 38,008 10.2 O KA NO Kl'.CAlMTUI.ATlON. Prom settlements sheets 1899.$10,055 83.5 Kron) abstracts ?nd pension list 1900 . 38,008 10 Hol lowed molloy, J. 1). Vernor, 1901.. 1,489 70 Hol lowed molloy, S. K. Com., 1901.... 4,000 00 County dispensary. 1,000 00 state dispensary (l)of). 027 48 State dispensary, general lund. 1,477 10 County dispensary. 607 co County dispensary. 243 77 County dispensary. 381 92 Kines, licenses, otc., 1901. '?80 00 County dispensary, cash on hand. 100 44 liorrowod for building jail, etc. 12,000 oo County dispensary. 100 08 . $78,205 26.6 raid out, Stnto.?13,471 40 N Paid out. county. 11,210 48 1'ald out, Behool. 14,161 10 I'aid out, commissions.. 007 81 Abatements. 52 71.6 lu bands of Slier I ff. 051 37 l'aid out tor jail. 237 10 hess coin on borrowed money . 102 09 - 43,040 42.5 $34,?GI 83 Krom Cr. dispensary since settlement MM 00 Kine* amt forfeitures omit led on set tlement sheet. 260 71 Kines and forfeitures ?luce settlement 221 09 Commutation road lax, 1901. 315 00 $35,988 29 llefore comparing thc books of tho Treasurer with those ol tho otherolllcCS 1 compared tho warrants of thc County Superintendent of Kdu cation and tlie checks ol' the County Commis sioners with thc entries on tho Treasurer's books amt they cheeked out correctly. Kroll) the nub llshed accounts of money duo t he different school districts I notice that tho columns (as far asl llAVO seen for several years) are not footed up. This should bo done, "as otherwise tho dainty Superintendent (winnot toll whether his work is correct. The county olllclnls received mc pleasantly and afforded me ovory opportunity to examine their ulllccs. Itespectfully submitted. .lune 29th, 1901. V. K. Marlin. A Fireman's Close Call. "I stuck to my engine, although ovory joint ached and every nerve was racked with pain," writes C. W. Bellamy, locomotive Aroman, of Burlington, Iowa., "1 was weak ami pale, without any appetite and all run down. As I was about to givo up, I got a bottlo of Klectric. bitters and, after taking it, folt as well as I ever did in my life Weak, sickly, run-down peoplo always gain new lifo, strength and vigor from their uso. Try them. Satisfaction guar anteed by all druggists in tho county Price ?l) cents. j. D. Collins Shot. Spartanburg. July (I.-J. U. Collins, proprietor of tho "l?oo Hive," tho largest dry goods establishment in tho place, was shot by Clifton Cohlston to-day. Ho was taken to his homo immcdiatoiy and physicians summoned. Dr. Blako states that tho bullet mitered just below the chest and probably just entered thc stomach and bowels, and that Collins is desperately wounded. Collins is too weak to make a statement. A clerk. Harrison Ferguson, snatched tho pistol from Cohlston as Collins and Cohlston grappled and fell to tho lloor just after tho shooting occurred. Business matters are thought to be tho causo of the shooting. I SOUTHERN I SHORTHAND & BUSINESS? ! .UNIVERSITY. University Building, Adjoining Equitable, Edgewood Avenue, Atlanta, - - - Georgia. Tho Lending business Training Instila lion ol tho South. S.OOO <-radiiitICM ?11 Posit ioilN. ^ Hook Keeping, Shorthand, Typewrit ing, jjj l'ciiimuishlp, A rh Innot lc, Grammar, >; Spelling, Correspondence, Coin- -fr: merdai Law, lite.. Ute. 8I?NI) KOH CATALOG UK. AI)l)KKSS?g A. ?:. ltltlMCOK, Incident, or & I.. IV? AIINOI.1?, Vice PICHI,, K j? (20-30) A munn, ?Ju v BRIDGE TO BUILD.I rilliK County Commissioners will let, J. to the lowest responsible bidder, at tho bridge site, oil Friday, July 10. at ll o'clock a. m., Hie contract to rebuild tho bridge over Cann (.'reek at I lu ms* Mill. The Hoard reserves the right to reject any and all bids. S. M. POOH, Supervisor. July ;5, Ililli. '?1--2S FINE CORN AND TURNIP SEED, -ALSO CRASS SEEDS. New Tin, Kimmel, (?lass and China. Pretty Hooking Chairs and other nice things cheap, at C. A. NORMAN'S. College of Charleston, Chill iest on, So. Cn. .FOI!NUKI) IN 1788. MTI?ONC FACULTY: well equipped ? Oltomioal, Physical and lliological Laboratorios; Observatory; Library of I 1,0(111 volumes, and the li nest Museum of Natural History in tho South. H. A., ll. 8. and M. A, courses odored. Tuition: $10, payable in two instal ments. Hoard in Col lego Dormitory can be obtained at $10 a month. One scholar ship giving free tuition is assigned to each cornily of South Carolina, the holder to bo appointed by the Judge of Probate and tho County Superintendent of Kdu cat ion. All candidates for admission are permitted to compote for vacant lloyco Scholarships, which pay $100 a year. Kntranco examinations will be held in Walhalla on July 12, I00L by tho County Superintendent and Judge of Prohato. Next session opens September ,'IOth, lum. For catalnguo address 1IAHHISON RANDOLPH, 20-28 President, "Hello, Central! tJHve me Nellie King, please." "Willie is Nellie King-what number?" "Oh, don't you know Nellie King, the BEST BAKER IN THIS TOWN?" PHONE 22, SCHUMACHER'S, " The Popular Price St?re," "NELLIE KING" makos tbo boat Loaf, Uisoultft, Cakos and Pios in town. Satisfaction guaranteed or mouoy rofundcd. Try a sack of Noilio King Flour. Only 00 cents. Wo havo lota of Seeded Raisins, Citron, otc, for Cakes. Also Frosh Dates, 10c. por pound. Now lot of Prunos, 2 pounds for 15c, 13UTCJII IIJEKRINGS, i> FOR C>c. SMALL PIC NIC IIAMS-50 to 78o...?X! GERMAN WHITE WARE is tho latest, lightest and host mado. Wo havo Paus, Howls, Mugs, Pitchers, otc, otc Bring your Chickens, Eggs, Butter, Beeswax, Etc., SCHUMACHER'S. M.W.Coleman&Co. FRUIT JARS, BLASTING POWDER, DYNAMITE, WHEAT BRAN. M. W. COLEMAN & CO., ?HONE 30. SENECA, S. C. WE SELL -R ?St C CORSETS. Every woman knows what tho R St G Corsot is. It is the corset of comfort with tho essence of style, lt is tho only corset that will not, cannot, and docs not stretch. If you buy an R it G Cor set that does stretch, or proves unsat isfactory in any way, bring it back to us and we will give you a new ono. We havo in stock the famous No. ?197, moderately straight front, which is popular with most women who do not demand an extremo straight front. Those who do will lind it in tho now straight front shown in our illustra tion. Wo sell No. 307 for $1.00. Our Corset stock is large and woll selected. RESPECTFULLY C. W. PITCHFORD CO., WALHALLA, S. C. Tho season for canning is here, and you will need a lot of FRUIT JARS. We have a largo shipment of tho Mason Jar Quarts.H'm. per doz. Half Gallons.$1.20 per doz. Extra Ruboors.10c per doz. Clot a few dozen before wo have to re-order, as prices arc advancing. VE HAVE A BARREL KENTUCKY Ai'PLE VINEGAR AT 35c. PER GALLON ; THREE FOR $1.00. This vinegar will ploaftO you and is the very kind you wald for pickling. It stands tho lest! Try it ! HATS AND CAPS aro strange things to mix with Fruit Jars and Vinegar, but wo can not refrain from calling attention again lo our huge assortment. Wo bavo just added another shipment of $220 worth to our stock. As wo said boforo, we have them for Ladies' and Gentlemen, Roys and Girls, Dudes, Mugwumps and Politicians, (.'onie and seo thom. : : Yours for Iliil.w : : Iii L. Norman, HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTER. Phis world belongs to tho enorgetio.