Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, July 14, 1898, Image 4
LOCAL iflE^TION.
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UoaiV tho now advortlso.nont of Curt or
A Company.
Seo nottoo of dissolution of partnership
rn another column.
fv:j... Mrs. Tims. Bibb, who hhs hoon (pdto
V ? is improving.
$ r pw advertisement of C. G. Jayne?.
?Sj J>fy information disclosed.
$r. 0. C. Jaynes "spent a fow hours in
.- . . Anderson on business Wodnosday.
We aro pleased to announco that Mr.
A. I\ Crisp is now fast on tho way to ro
covery.
J)r. Knlmestook will bo in his office
every Monday, Tuesday and .Saturday
until further notice
Kev. 1). I*. Boardon will preach at Wolf
.Stake church on tho thir.d ?Sunday in this
month at ll o'clock A. M.
Koa SALK-.Set of coiled hoop machin
ery. Applv to J, B. Shnnklin, Seneca,
or 0. Sliauklin, Richland, S. 0.
Have you noticed tho unusually bright
smile Mr. 0. M. Nield has boon wearing
si nco last Monday'' lt's a girl.
Mr. Williams Wyly and Miss May Wyly,
o? Boiront, spent a few days in Walhalla
last week visiting relatives and friends.
A munda Frndy, who was convicted at
tho recent tenn of court, was carried te
the penitentiary last Tuesday morning.
A protracted mooting will bogia at
Fairview church on tho fourth Sunday
in Ibis month and continue through thc
wook.
We note with pleasuro and approval
that the United Confederate Veteran?
* . * an- to meet in annual convention at Al.
lauta, .Inly 20-2Uh.
The twentieth assessment of tho Oco
nee County Brotherhood has been enlim
on the death of Harrison Haynes, willoi:
occurred Juno 2-1 th, 181)8.
Vnu can got a st raw hat or a nice pail
of summer shoos below actual cost ni
Carter ? Co's. Must close thom out
Come anti got your choice.
Mr. Marshall L. Alexander, of Oreen
ville, was in Walhalla the hist of th ll
week. His many friends wore plonsot
In see I..in anti glad to shako his bant
again.
Miss Itoxio Iteid gave a very piensan
dance in honor of her scholars hist. Mon
day night. A large crowd enjoyed them
selves "tripping the light fantastic toe'
till a late hour.
CUNTS1 Cl.OTlil.NO,-Made to order b;
the most reliable tailoring house in Amer
ica. Your order solicited. Kxaet lit gttav
autoed. Will save you 20 per cent. M. K
King, Walhalla, S. C.
Mr. (!. C. Arve, tif Long (beek, wll
accept, our thanks for a basket of hi
excellent mountain Juno tipples. H
brought down a few bushels of them fo
tho Walhalla market.
A new post ellice lia:; been c?tab?shui
in this county between Oakway and Kai
Play. "Chalmer" is the nanto of th
oflico. This is a great convenience t
tho people of that section.
Tho lints of ladies' shirt waists, skirt
and underwear, shown by M. W. Cob
man & Co., is very pretty and th
prices littraotivo. Shirt waists, 25?
Heady made skirts only BOC.
On the fourth page of this issuo wi
be found tho attractive advertisement t
Mr. T. E. Alexander, lie keeps in hi
stables good saddle horses anti "tony
turnouts. Head advertisement.
The many friends of Mr. Courge Soi
born were glad to see him in town la:
.Saturday. Iii! paid a short visit to rel
ti voa and others-principally others-an
returned to his post of duty on Sunda
If yon want goods nt and below co
foi the next thirty days only, call on ,
cv .). S. Carter, Westminster, S. C. Tin
are determined to red..oe their sloe
I tar gai ns will do it. See their advert?s
mont.
The Cot niKi: force wore tho rooipion
of a bucket of nice Damson plums <
Tuesday morning from Mr. Franki
Taylor, of Poplar Springs. Ho al:
brought us a cluster of a dozen appl
on ont! twig.
M. W. Colotnnn A Co. aro showing ;
elegant lino of Bummer shoes in all tl
prevailing colors, and (heir lino of sm
mor clothing ami neckwear is hard
boat, (llvo thom a call and you will II
regret it.
Tho copious showers of rain, whit
have fallon in every section of tl
county during tho last fow days, ha
refreshed every thing, both people ai
crops. Tho ground bas been thorough
wet anti vegetation is putting on ni
lift iml growth.
Sumo of tho young folks of Walha!
are organizing a singing club. There a
a nu inlier of good singers boro, anti tl
club should bo kept, up regularly. T
promoters of the club are all "wai
members" and will doubtless give soi
"hot numbers."
I'm!', .lames L. Mann, Suporintentle
of tho (traded Schools at Froronoo,
( '., passed through Walhalla this week
his way to JoetlSSOO Valley, to spend
mouth or six wooka to recuperate 1
wasted energies after a hard year's wo
i n t ho school room.
J, .v .). S. ('arter, successors to Carl
Merchandise Company, Westminster, a
determined lo reduce their large stn
of goods. See their advertisement,
moans business and so do they. Th
have everything you want. Call and s
thom and you will save money.
Mr. Walter C. Peterson, of Leo'
Hamberg county, is visiting the faun
of Mr. .1. S. Floyd. Mr. Peterson w
remain in tho county several mont
teaching school. Ile is looking wc
and his many friends in Coonee arti gi;
to welcome him hack again.
Mr. Chas. W. WicklilTo, of Wost Unit
has opened up a stock of genoral nu
chaiuiisc and hereafter will lu* number
among tho progressive merchants of o
sister town. Ile has considerable cxj
lionet; in tho mercantile lino anti is w
and favorably known to tho trading pt
lie. Wo wish him every success.
Mr. , lohnt!. Law, .lr., who has bc
spending some time with his friend, A
John Dendy, left Walhalla Tuesday evt
lug for (?cala, Kia., to spend tho roma
dor of his vacation with his father, Itt
John C. Law, anti family. Ho bas ma
friends hero who regret his departure
Our Dutch printer, Mr. Fritz Andorn
Henry Schroder, received a beau tif ll
arranged box of Howers on Tuest!
morning from ? ./View/. Ho was hoi
to remark: "Deni phlnworz vos list
bretty vol never vos. Dey vos almo
so sweet as der von vol /.ont un
lleyond doubt I.hey wore gems of beau
Mrs. V. M. Hoar, of Summerville, S.
accompanied liv her son ami tlauglit
Mr. IC. and Miss Sallie Hoar, also th
little grand-children, arrived al tho ho
nt Mr. and Mrs. s. A. C. iicrndon, n
Mountain Heat, on tho Pill instant. Tl
will spend tho sum mer, enjoying tho
vigoraling atmosphere and lino mount
scenery. '
The building for thc textile, school
Clemson College is nearing complet i
A full equipment of machinery has hi
given to tho school by the limehill
huilders, which will bc installed as s<
as il is received. The school will
ready for students this fall. The pro
sm- of textile engineering will be olee
by tho board at the next meeting.
Anderson Advocate, July ll: "Kev
Walter Dickson is in the eily, at
residence, of Mr. C. V. Jones, being ci
fully nursed back to health by tb?! ki
ness of the family. Th (ire bas 1>
uni liing serious tim matter with him,
just a break down from bard work
Ibo Bishop bas kindly furloughed I
for two Ol' throe months. Wo aro ;j
lo say ho is now on the high road to ;
feet health and is walking about and
lights in having his friends call on I
Mis complote restoration will boardei
prayed fur hy his friends."
Tilt! candidato is abroad in tin! I:
Tho people aro having an opportu
ol taking their choice in the iiumoi
candidates tor public. (?Illco all tho <
from Covornor of Ihn Slate down to
Irthitive representatives from the di!
ont counties. Wo have charity to bel
that Ibo average South Carolina v
wants lo do, (which is to say) to'
right and we hnvo faith to behove I
tho futuro and destiny of the conni
wealth will be put in the bands ol int
gent, patriotic, and worthy gontlon
Cod bless the country! Cod savo
Stato.
Tho Bouiov editor of tho COIHUICB Bpont
sovoral days at Court lu Plokons this!
wcok.
Mr. William 0. Laughlin and wifo, of |
Anderson, aro visiting nt Mrs. E. A.
Hub's.
Wo aro pleased to loam that Mr, Mason
Sunborn ia thought to bo recovering from
Iiis sickness.
Mr. H. Heid Kay, of Anderson, waa in I
Walhalla WodnosdKy viHiting his mothor
and family.
Miss Christine Krotwoll, of Anderson?
is visiting relatives and frionds in Wal
halla this wook.
V?T. O. White, Esq., has been appointed j
Magistrate nt Walhalla as successor to ]
J. T. Ashworth, Esq.
Tho foundation is being laid fov tbe
now business houses of C.' M. Niold, J.
I). Vernor, Miss Sophia Uittor and Miss j
Mena VonLoho.
A number of young folks woro vory
Idonsontly ontortainod at tho homo of
?Irs. L. I>. iironnocko on Tuesday ovon
ing last. Sovoral beaux and bolls from
.Seneca woro prosont.
Mrs. Paul Smith, of Atlanta, Ga., ac
companied by hor nophow, Master Paul
Coblor, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. C.
Micklcr, of West Union, and othor rola
tives in Walhalla.
Dispensary Inspector Hill was in Wal
halla Wednesday, and examined Dispon
sor Schroder's books and slock. Ho
found overything in good ?hapo in Wal
halla's dispensary.
To Ont? <!oiiniiptiiioii I'orevoi- KW
Tako Casonrote Candy Cathartic. 10c.
orii?c. If C. C. C. fail to euro druggists
refund mouoy.
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New Cltiii.liiliifrn.
J. P. Keoso is announced as a candi
date for Auditor.
.lames E. McCary announces himself ?
as a candidato for Treasurer.
Mr. J, M. Hunnioutt is announced this
wool; as a candidato for County Super
visor.
?.:<. II 111 ion lion Ol' Applil'lllll l.
There will bo nu examination of ap
plicants for tho two vacant scholarships
tn tho Winthrop Normal and Industrial
College from this county on Fr id ny,
.Inly 15th, at 0 a. m., at tho Court House
V. E. MAUTIN,
County Superintendent Education.
Oconcc Donut; ICrolhcrlinoil.
Tho annual meeting of tho Goonoo
County Brotherhood will meet nt Cornie
ross church on Friday, tho 6th day of
August next, at 11 a. m. The member
ship is earnestly requested to at tend.
Titos, binn, President.
J. 1?. SANOKits, Secretary.
July 7, 1808.
Kennion Orr'? Bvjgimouf.
Tho seventeenth annual reunion of
Orr's Regiment of K?los will bo held af
Sandy Springs oil Tuesday, August Ililli
next, commencing at 5 P. M., and will
con*hmo through Wednesday. Promi
nent speakers will bo present.
Coi.. (J. Mri). Mu.1.Kit, President.
J. W. THOMPSON, Secretary.
?TS ii ?ti ?I EuNtirnncfi AMMOGinlion.
The annual meeting of tho Fanners'
Mutual insurance Association will mool
at tho Court House on Tuesday, tho '.?<!
day of August next, af ll a. m. As it
takes a majority to make a quorum, the
members aro urgently requested to be
present, either personal or by proxy.
J. J. H.M.i.KNOKit, President,
J. P>. SANIiKtts, Secretary.
'IVm-lu-i's* Institute ni Walhalla.
There will bo a Teachers' Institute
held in Walhalla from August 1st, to Oth.
Teachers, advanced pupils and the public
generally are cordially invited to attend.
Tho success, as well as tho continuation
of these Institutes, must in a great meas
ure depend on thc attendance and tho
interest displayed. If no good is accom
plished it will bo better lo expend the
money in other ways.
It cv i VII I Service?.
Tho Kev. Arthur daine, an eminent
baptist Evangelist of Now Jersey, will
conduct a revival meeting in Walhalla,
beginning on Sunday, tho 7lh day cd Au
gust, Mr. Craino bas the reputation of
being an eloquent divine, possessing
much of tho Holy Spirit, which enables
him to accomplish nundi good wherever
he goes. The public generally aro cor
dially invited to attend bis services.
'I'lUl 'IVIICIM'I-M* Institute
Will be hold at Walhalla on August Isl
to Oth. All teachers aro urgently re
quested to bo present. Trustees of
schools in operation aro requested to
give vacation for that week in or tl or thal
tho teachers and advanced pupils may
attend.
The committee on arrangements for
the annual r?union of tho schools will
moot during tho session of the instil nie.
The names will bo published hereafter.
V. F. MAltTIN,
County Superintendent Education.
The following ir, a list of letters re
maining uncalled foi' in Walhalla post
ollico for tho month ending June, :10th,
I8H8: Miss Nannie Satterllold, Miss Sal
lie Cleveland, Miss Margaret K. Georgi;,
Miss Mary bambi;, Miss Florence Brown,
Mrs. Bollo Greggs, Mrs. H. 15. Kohl, Mrs.
J. J. Wyatt, Kev. John Head, J. lt. Boll,
J. S. Cowar, J. L. Huntley, Frank L.
Whittier, Tom Wakefield, K. I). Wake
field, Henry Cot bran, li. Forger son, Jos.
(lipson, Henry King, John Smith, K. E.
!.. bell. Thalia brown. Persons calling
for any of the above letters will please
say that they aro advertised.
J. M. Munition, P. M.
Wot l oni 4 oil? KC
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of Wolford College and Welford
Fitting School, which appears elsewhere
in our columns. This well-known ami
popular institution of learning' is located
at Spa. Can burg, S. C. The college is
thoroughly equipped in every respect,
with nn aldo corps of teachers. Von
will make no mistake in sending your
boys to Welford, lt bas a record of fifty
four years of ellieienf and satisfactory
work behind it. The great, and good
man, Jas. II. Carlisle, LI?, I)., is its Pres
ident, For catalogue, giving full infor
mation in regard to the Col logo and Fit
ting School, address J. A. Gamcwoll,
Secretary, Spartanburg, S. C.
4'liilili < n's l?n, nt l>?nl>li' NprliiK?.
Children's Day was observed on last
Saturday, lilli instant, at. Double Springs
church. lt was a delightful occasion.
The program of our (Methodist) church
was carried out in full. Tbe children
did their part well. A class of ten little
tots rendered tho "Little Foxes and Lit
tle Hunter" admirably and almost to
perfection. After tho program was gone
through with Mr. J. li. byles addressed
the school to the delight and edification
nf all present. After which we wore
treated to a very line address by Kev. Mr.
Wai lick of the North Georgia Confer
euee. Tho dinner on the ground was
abundant and was served in thal hospita
ldc manner that is always characteristic
of Double Springs' kind people. We
were again Sunday morning delighted
by a sermon proached by bro. Warlick.
l?o preached with power and bis dis
course will no doubt produce fruit.
P AS ron.
To KO lo lin- I'l-nilt-nliiii'v nt fanni
lu February, I8U?, Charles P. barrett,
an attorney nt Spai daubing, S. C., was
convicted in tho United Staten District.
Court on tho charge of defrauding tho
United Stales Government and using tho
mail to defraud ci tl Kenn and was sen
tenced by his Honor W. II. Brnwlny to
eighteen months in tho penitentiary at
Columbus, Ohio. From Ibo sentence
barrett npponlcd. Now moro than two
ycais af tor tho son tonco tho Court of Ap
peals bas handed down a decision ailinn
lng tho judgment below and barrett is in
the Spat daubing jail, from whence be
will lie taken to Columbus, Ohio, to
serve his eighteen months sentence in the
penitentiary. Mr. Burrett has lie.
prominent for several years in pulmo
affaira and has held positions under Pic
ll. S. Government which will now pull
ish him for his crimes. Gorily tho way
of tho transgressor is hard, ifi.i punish
mont is not out of proportion to his mis
deeds.
Thiiu?t* KC*tcu<lcd.
My timuka uro horoby extended to tho
toaohors mui pupils of Wost Onion,
Spood's Crook and Olonrmont sohoolB
for contributions to tho fuud for eroot
lug a monumont to tito womou of tho
Confederacy Itt. South Carolina.
V. F. MAUTIX.
Kiitvriiiiuuivut nt iVi'u i ).
ITndor tho ablo managomont of Miss
Li/.zio McAmdly, a most oujoyablo on
tortainmont wns given in tho hall at
Newry on Inst Saturday night. A largo
and appreciative audience was in nttond
auco and ouch and ovory ono carno away
highly entertained by tho ovonbig's pro
gram, which was as follows:
A play written by Oconoo's gifted Ru?
thor, Mr. Charlos 5. Reid,*."Tl? Donl
tent's Return." Messrs. E. II. Bridges,
J. Ii. Burley, C. W. Parrot and Miss
Julia Hoggs porsonatod tho different
oharaotors of tho play.
A song and ohorus.
Farce-"Jumbo Juin." Actors: P,
Whittomore, J. L. Burly, W. F. Parrot,
Miss Julia Beggs, Miss Maud Callas.
Song-"Old Folks at Home."
Character Song-"Gipsoy Countess,"
by Mr. W. C. Parrot ano Miss Loila Sin
gleton. -
Newry, S. C., July 18, 1808.
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A VJ?1I to Pickem?
"Wliilo itt Bickens this week wo had tho
ploasuro of spending Tuesday night with
tho family of Mr. John Forguson, who
lives two miles east of Bickens Court
House, Ho han long boon ono of tho
foremost citizens and business mon
of tho city of Groonvillo, S. C.
Ho still owns tho old family homcstoad,
a largo tract of valuable land, which ho
is now seeking to put in tho highest stato
of cultivation. In order to do tins io tiro
best advantago bo has gone thoro in por
son to superviso tho work. In tho con
duct of his farm tho samo spirit
of intelligent enterprise is mani
fested that has brought him so
groat success in tho maits of tindo.
Tho hours spout under bis hospitable
roof passed only too rapidly. Elegant
culture, sweet rollnomont and lovo of
country pervade this home. Two sons
have enlisted in tho army, one hoing the
Chaplain of a Virginia Regiment, and
another Surgeon in a Florida Regiment.
One daughter, Miss Janie Ferguson, bas
recently been elected principal of the
primary department in Groonvillo Female
College
Unique fifi.I 1'iii-ly.
One of thc most pleasant and uniquo
social events of the season was a "Pro
posal Barty," given by Miss Lillian Ver
nor last Friday evening at tho residenco
of ber father, Mr. J. 1). Vernor, near
Walhalla. A number of guests assembled
in tho parlor and were, entertained in
various ways for a timo, and then all
wv re invited into a spacious dining room
to partake of a bountiful repast of
refreshments. The room was beauti
fully decorated with tho national colors
and numerous Hags, both the Stars and
Stripes and tho Cuban. On returning to
tho parlor Mrs. J, M. Strother' took
charge of those assembled in tho room,
and, with walch in hand, allowed each
of the young men three minutes in which
to "propose" to each of tho young ladies
present. Some of the young men, judg
ing from tho number of votes thoy re
ceived for the best proposals, aro adepts
in that linc, and two, judging from the
vote on tho poorest, are not. This was
tho novel feature of the entertainment,
ami was greatly enjoyed by all. The
guests departed at a late hom, highly
pleased with thc entertainment and feel
ing that it was one long to bo rom o in
hered.
Comity C/niupnigii ?lnttting?.
Tho County Democratic Kxcoutive
Committee, at ifs meeting on .Inly Ith,
arranged the following schedule for thc
county campaign :
Oak way, August Kith.
Westminster, August 17th.
Fort Madison, August IS th.
Long (.'reek, August tilth.
Double Springs, August 20tb.
Chcohcc, August. 2.'Jd.
Salem, August 21 th.
High Kails, August 25th.
Seneca, August 2(lth.
In order to meet tho necessary ex
penses of conducting tho county cam
paign thc following BChcdulo of assess
ments were adopted:
Candidates for Congress, each, ?:'>.()<):
IIousCi of Representatives, ?1.00; Judge
of Probate, 50 cents; Superintendent ot
Education, $1.00; County Treasurer,
$1.00; County Auditor, $1.00; County
Supervisor, $1.00; and tho surplus, if
any, bo prorated among tho defeated
candidates.
It was also provided that any commu
nity desiring to hear the candidates shall
notify the County Chairman who will lix
the time for such melding.
C. lt. D. HU lt NS,
County ( lhairmau.
S. P. Sritini.iNo, Secretary.
Mint? I'I'CNN <%NKO(*itilion<
Kaptist. Courier, July l l: Thc South
Carolina State Press Association met ill
Groonvillo last week. Thc sessions were
not very largely attended, but it was an
interesting meeting. Well prepared pa
pers woro read as follows: "How to Man
age Delinquent Subscribers," E. II. Dc
('amp, tho Gaffney Ledger; "Newspaper
Mt hies," II. A. lb unson, Times-Messen
ger, Florence: "Woman in Journalism,"
Miss Mary Ilemphill, Medium, Abbeville:
"Capitalization and Punctuation in News
papers," J. M. Knight, Herald, Sumter:
''Characteristics of Journalism in South
Carolina," J. K. Normen!:, Nows and Cou
rier. Tim annual address was delivered
by Professor George lt. Cromer, Presi
dent of Newberry College. It was an
admirable, thoughtful address, impress
ivoly delivered, on "Individually." Thc
citizens of Groonvillo gave the Associa
tion a cordial welcome and entertained
them Friday on Paris Mountain, where a
delightful picnic was enjoyed by visitors
md hosts. A large party ol' tho news
paper men left Friday afternoon for
Washington and I tal ti moro and Norfolk
?vor thc old roi i ablo, tho Southern Rail
way, 1 brough whose, generosity the edi
tors and their friends were permitted to
uijoy Ibo trip. The former oflicors of
Ibo Association wen; oloctod to serve an
chor year, vi/.: K. II. Aull, l'rosidcnt;
ll. G. Os toon and W. B. Jacobs, Vice
I'rcsidonts; C. C. Langston, Secretary;
Kranois Melchers, Treasurer; Rev. Sidi
ll. Ih'OWllO, Chaplain. Delegates to the
National Kdilorial Association, Denver,
Colorado, A. J, S. Thomas, K. II. Anil,
M. It, Mcsweeney, Louis Appelt. Thc
next Slate Association will moot at Har
ris Springs. Invitations wore also re
ceived from olenn Springs and George
town. Altogether il was a good meeting
md we will be glad lo sec our brethren
>f tho press meet in Groonvillo again.
Colored Munday Schnei Convention.
The Coonee County (Colored) Sunday
behool Convention of tho Seneca liivoi
llaptisf Association will convene at St.
I'aul's Kaptist church on Friday before
ho fourth Sunday in July. It will bi
bo largest gathering that we have had
For years. Selling on tho grounds pre
d bf tod. W. J. THOMAS, President.
Union Meeting.
The union meeting of the Ileaverdam
Association will meet with Shiloh Rap
isl church, Anderson county, on Mir
If th Sunday in .1 lily and Sat unlay before.
Saturday, IO A. M. Devotional oxer
uses conducted hy Kev. I. M. Simmons.
Introducto!y sermon at ll A. M. by
liev. J. M. McGuire
1 st ouest ion : What evidences have wc
hat we are the children of Cod ? Kieth
en .1. R. Kaile and M. C. Karton.
2d Question: What does thc bible lenci:
concerning missions and who should
::arry it out? I) roth ron W. W. Leathon
md A. P. Mandi.
Sunday morning al !>.;:o, Sunday Schoo
Normal ( :lass
Thc International Lesson for tho day,
"Naboth's Vineyard," I Kings, 21: I 10
taught by Rev. If. M. Allen.
Missionary sermon ?it ll A. M. by Rev
VV. W. Lent hers.
Devotional and song service in Hu
iftornoon, conducted by Rev. W. J
Woolen and (dbms.
M. C. KA it ION,
?I. L. M A It'l l N,
ll. M. A 1.1.KN,
Committee.
Dy order of Ibo Union.
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KS 1131 Ul AK weakness easily cured l><
arllUHI? Dr. Milo?' Nerve l'liiator*
United Ooufedorato V (do ia ns.
C!iAur,KSTOK.S. C., July 0, 1808.
iinnovai Ordor No. 88.
I. Tho following avrangomonts for tho
South Carolina Division aro announced
for tho Atlanta, Ga., rouulon. which
villi W hold July 20-2-tth, 1808.
II. It Ima boon found lmpraotieablo to
adopt any ono route for transportation,
so tno division will havo to gath or in
Atlanta.
III. A hall for tho uso of tho South
Carolina Division has boon scourod, in
tho Brown block, opposite tho passongor
ontrnneo to tho Union dopot. It will bo
designated by tho headquarter Pidmotto
dag. This will bo tho gathering placo of
South Carolinians during tho reunion.
AU comrades will roport thoroand reg
ister.
IV. It was impossible to BCCUI O a hotel
for tho accommod?t ion of all tho South
Carolinians. Tho following aro conven
ient to our headquarters, and havo prom
ised opooinl attention to members of tho
South Carolina Division:
llotol Woinmoistor, Marietta Stroot.
near Post Oflloo.
Albion Hotel, Marietta Street, near
Post Oflioo.
Talmadgo llouso, 48 Wallon Stroot,
noar Post Ofllco.
Davis House, 45 Walton Street, near
Post Omeo.
Atlanta will undoubtedly bo crowdod
and South Carolinians attending will lind
it to their advantago to write at onco
and scouro thoir board in advance.
V. On tho Fair Grounds, near tho
auditorium for tho meetings, will bo
accommodation and moals for snob nq
cannot find places in tho city.
VI. Tho division and brigado com
manders and thoir staffs will havo quar
ters at No. 128 North Pryor street, near
Poaohtreo, noxt to tho "Grand."
VII. Delegates will call at division
headquarters, Drown lllock, on tho morn
ing of July 20, boioro tho opening of tho
convention, to rocoivo their badges,
which will entitlo thom to ontor tho con
vention part of tho auditorium and admit
thom to other privileges of tho reunion.
Tho badges aro diff?rent, from the vete
rano' badgo, willoh will bo given lo all
votorans.
VIII. Orders of this division during
the reunion will bo posted at tho head
quarters, llrown Block, and all comrades
are requested to call there from ti ino to
time so as to keep themselves in touch
with tho division.
IX. Miss Marguerito Sloan, youngest
daughter of Col. J. ll. E. Sloan, of Char
leston, is hereby announced as maid ol
honor to tho division sponsor, Miss Bm
mi? Sweet James, daughter of Gen. Wm.
E. .lames, of Darlington, S. C., (hereto
fore announced in General Order No. :i<(.)
Dy order:
C. IltVINK WAI.KRU, Commander.
JAS. G. I loi,M KS,
Adjt. Gen. Chiof of Stall".
Btieklon's Arnica Salve.
The best, salvo in tho world for cuts
bruises, sorso, ulcers, salt rheum, fovoi
sores, tetter, chapped ?lands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures pilos, or no pay required, ll
is guaranteed to give pon oct satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pot
box. For sale by 1). B. Darby, Walhalla
W. J. Luunoy, Seneca, and if. B. Zim
merman, Westminister.
I nion Meeting.
The union mooting of the First Dis
trict, to bc held with llothlohom oburcl
on thc liftli Sunday in July and Frida;
and Saturday before.
1st Subject: Which mission is of tin
most importance '.' (,'. ll. I), lin ii.a am
Win. Mongold.
2. What ISM ung faith ? J. F. Davii
and W. T. Mc A lister.
8. What is a New Testament church
Hov. J. M. Sanders and J. W. Tannery.
.I. Does a member come up to tin
Hilde standard w ho does not work in tin
Sunday School ? Hov. J. ll. Stone am
Hobt. L. Syms.
Introductory sermon by Hov. J. M
Sanders.
Sunday School mass meeting Sunda;
morning. K, P. WOOD, Chairman.
Mt. Tabor Items.
Mr. TA non, July ll.-Hain has com
to our section at last, after a drought o
nine weeks, which cut short our crop
considerably.
Mrs. J. T. Porter visited ber fatllOl
Mr. M. P. Singleton, last week.
Mrs. M. J. Harris, of Laurens, visitci
relatives and friends on T?galo?) rive
last weok.
Miss Minnie Finley, of Oakway, visitci
Miss Sallie Singleton, of Mt. Tabor, las
week.
Tho Hov. J. F. Singleton, of Townville
and Mr. W. IO. Finley, of Oakway, mad
a visit on the river and enjoyed them
selves lishing very nundi. They had goo
luck.
The Hov. H. W. Nelson preached
very interesting sermon at Mt. Tabo
last Sunday to a large ami attentive con
gregal ion. SAM ito,
Where the Money (Joes.
The appropriations made by Congres
during thc session just clnsod roncho
the enormous aggregate of $802,527,
001.1(1. Of this amount a largo part wa
called for to meet war expenditures, am
$117,880,220 was appropriated for sinkin
fund requirements and lo pay interest o
the publie debt.
The war appropriations amounted t
$:,.<l|,7SN,O05. Deducting these two item
and wo have left $-112,008,070 to meet th
ordinary expenses of the government.
Congross passed no river and bari.o
bill at the recent session', but there is i
tho treasury $14.031,(11.*) to meet coi
tracts already authorized.
Hesidcs tho amount already appropr
ated for war expenditures Congross wi
have to include in future appropriation
$10,210,150 for contracts for war vessel
recently authorized.
The appropriations for war expense
in dotai I were as follows: National <h
fense, March 0, $50,117,000; army an
navy delleiences, May I, $81,025,725.71
naval appropriation, May I, i nor ease ove
preceding appropriation, $28,005,540.41
fortification appropriation, May 7, ii
crease, $5,232,582; naval auxiliary, Ma
20, $3,000,000; additional clerks, war di
partmont, May 31, $227,070.45; life savin
service, Juno 7, $70,000; army and nav
deficiencies, June 8, $18,015,000; way
and means appropriation, June 13, $000*
OOO; army, navy and otb or war expense
for six months, beginning July 1, IS0?
in general deficiency act, $220,004,201.41
expenses of bringing home remains c
soldiors, $200,000.
The appropriations under tho variou
heads arc given as follows for the Ilsen
yoar which began the Hist of t his mont i
Agriculture, $3,500,202; army, $23,102
0S2; diplomatic and consular, $1,752
20S.70; District of Columbia, $0,425,
880.07; fortification. $0,877,40-1; Indiai
$7,000,814.00: legislative, $21,025,840.0.'
military academy, $458,080.23; navy, $50,
008,783.08; pension, $141,233,830; pos
ellice, $00,222,800.75; sundry civil, $18
480,217.20; miscellaneous, $0,000,000; pei
manont annual appropriations $117,830
220, and various deficiency billa, swell bl
tho aggregate lo $802,527,001.10.
Enormous as tin:, tidal is, nearly over
item in if was necessary to the prope
support of the government ami the mail
tcnancoof its obligations. Tho weall
and immense production of our couti tr
will enable us to meid, this heavy dial
without feeling it. Atlanta Journal.
Singing Convention.
The Goonoo County Singing Convoi
lion will me:-.!, .ii. Conncress Haplii
church on Saturday and Sunday, Angin
Otb and 7th. All classes and choirs ai
requested to send delegates, and te ea
for the convention, if if is wanted :
thoir plaoo, ll. K. MASON, President.
NoitTON Cox, Secretary.
Yellow Fever--14 Cases Reported.
WASJIINOYON, Jillj 18.- Tho war d
partmoilt this afternoon made public tl
fellowing statement concerning thc coi
(lilion of things in the h?pital near Sai
tinge.
"On the llfh of July a telegram wi
received from Nontenant Colonel Po|
chiof surgeon of Shatter's anny, infer?
?ng tho surgeon general thal ?hero wo
fourteen cases of yellow fever in the lie
hospital which luis been established fi
the care of mich oases.
"Since that lime information has bei
received that a number of addition
eases have occurred. livery effort w
bo made to arrest tho progress of tl
disease by tho establishment of Isotatb
hospitals in which the sick will he I read
by immune surgeons and oared for 1
Immune nursos."
CONDUCTKO UV A. ti. OOSSKIT. j
WKSTMINHTMI, S. C., July 1?.- Mr. 1). I
K. Little, of Bold Splines, Qa., and hi?
cousin, Miss Ina Littlo, of CnriiosvUio,
On., woro guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Littlo last wook. Thoy roturnod homo
on Friday, accompanied by Miss Hertha
Littlo, whoso dopnrtuvo waa very muoh
rogrottcd by hor mauy admirers boro.
Misses Daisy, Marlo and Christine
Dickson, of Atlanta, Ca., daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dickson, aro spond
ing.sonio wooks with rolativos boro.
-Mr. Wruoe Doyle, of thc Bounty Land
neighborhood, was boro yesterday.
Mr. H. F. Wbito, of OvnonviDe, is hero
this morning.
Mr. (J. W. Marou, of Hyors ?ft Marott,
Atlanta, (?a., was in Westminster thu
first of this wook. Qoorgo's many frionds
woro pleased to soo him.
Friday evening Hov. Mr. Colloy, of Lit
tlo Uiver, sustained painful injuries by
Hotting off of passenger train No. ll
whilo in motion. Ho wont in tho car to
assist a lady, who was going og, and
bofore ho could got ont tho train was
leaving. Thoro was a sorious dislocation
of an ankle bono, caused by tho jump.
Mr. and Mrs. Ooo. W. MoConuoH, of
Chattanooga, Tenn., aro on a visit to Mr.
Jas. A. Kay and family. Mr. Kay has
been quito sick sovoral wooks.
Preparatory sorvicos will bo hold in
the Presbyterian church on Thursday
ovonhig, July 22, at 8.30. Preaching will
continuo until .Sunday ovoning. At tho
forenoon servico on tho Sabbath tho
sacramont of tho Lord's supper will bo
administered. Hov. J. T. Dendy and
Hov. H. h. Kogorawill oxohango pulpits
on that day, Hov. Mr. Hogers preaching
boro morning und evening and Mr. Dendy
preaching at Walhalla.
Town Marshal Goss baa boon working
a largo force on tho streets this wook.
Interesting soi vices woro held in tho
Metho'dist church last Sunday. Throo
now niombors wno received in tho
church on profession of faith.
bast Sabbath Hov. J. T. Dendy preach
ed in tho l'resbyterian church nt4 o'clock
in tho afternoon, i he hour for preach
ing on second .Sabbath has been changed
and hereafter his appointment will be I
P. M. instead of 8.80 P. M.
Miss billian Veiner, of Walhalla, and
hor friend, Miss Elise Dnllio, of Colum
bia, and Mr. George J. Strother, of West
Union, visited Mrs. Hester and family at
thc Westminster Hotel yesterday.
Miss Virginia Norris, tho talented
book-keeper for Hie finn ol' J. cv J. S.
(?arter, bus geno to Washington, D. C.,
to toko n much-needed rest. Miss Nor
ris has been with the firm for a number
of years and has never taken vacation
until now. Wo wish hera pleasant and
enjoyable visit to tho national capital.
Mr. Jas. H. Knox, eldest son of Mr. J.
! A. Knox lias been appointed sub-railway
postal clerks Ho went to Atlanta Mon
day evening. Wo have learned since
that he has been called to duty at Tampa,
Kia,, on a mail service which was lltnu
grated on account of ibo present war.
Mr.*Knox is a bright young man ami
loves his work.
Good rains continuo to fall.
Krui hs and melons are pion ti ful.
Wedding boll? next month.
2 -?.?_ - -
The People's Common Sense Medical
Adviser gives moro plain useful infor
mation about tho human body and all
tho ailments to which it is subject than
any o th or Minglo book in tho Knglish lan
guage. lt is really a medical encyclope
dia in one volume, a large, heavy book, of
PHIS pages, with over ?iOO illustrations.
The outlay of money, time and effort in
producing this great book was paid for
by the sale of tho first edition of 080,000
I copies, at $l.?() each ; and the profit bas
I been used in publishing the present edi
tion of a half-n-ndllion copies, lo bc sent,
absolutely without price to all who will
remit Ibo charge ol''.il cents in ono-eont
stamps. World's Dispensary Medical
Association, No. <?(i.l Main St.. buffalo,
N. V.
--.
Tokccna items.
TOKKKNA, S. C., July 12. - As wo look
your Welcome weekly visitor upside
down and lind no representation from
this place, the garden spot of Goonoo,
wo assume the responsibility of a news
paper correspondent.
Kartners, merchants, teachers, preach
ers, and, in fact, all classes of men,
should bo vory thankful for tho much
needed rains that have recently visited
our sun-dried Holds and set vegetation
on an offspring.
We aro pleased to announce that Mrs.
J. W. Gibson, who has been critically ill
for several weeks, is yery nundi improved
nt this writing.
Mr. W. K. Giles, accompanied by Ids
sister, Mrs. .loo Drown, of near Tokccna,
paid a short visit to friends and relatives
oil Tugaloo river recently.
Misses bessie and Daisy Phillips spent.
Saturday and Sunday with Miss billa
Heeder, ol' I>akway.
Cuite a goodly number of Oak way
boys passed by our "burg" (V) last Fri
day on a lishing expedition. They ro
turnod lalo Saturday afternoon mid
reported a line time and muoh good luck.
Tho school at this place, which Oponed
Tuesday, 5th instant, is in a flourishing
condition. A. \V. Singlo ton is teacher.
Messrs. bee Silten, Henry burns and
Krank I.entons, three of our liberty
loving boy?, have decided to make known
their loyally by joining tho volunteers
for (iubai! defence. We wish for them
a prosperous mid profitable undertaking.
Mo thinks I seo. th080 true hearted, loyal
South Carolinians, fired by tho sacred
Haines of patriotism, ns they retreat, over
half a dozen miles of Cuba's most- rug
ged bills after a Spanish victory. There
in some quiet cavo or behind some hugo
precipice wo hear their murmurs with
but littlo variation the pathetic linos of
"big John" Underwood:
Home again I home again!
Krom this foreign shore;
The "Spans" may como,
The Devil, loo,
Dui I'll not run any more.
Hil.MK HA MS ria;.
An enemy lo health is impure blood,
as if leads to sorious disease and great
RM goring, Hood's Sarsaparilla moots
and compton this enemy and averts the
?langer.
Hood's Pills are the only pill to toko
with Hood's Sarsaparilla.* (hire all liver
ills.
Union Meeting.
A union mooting will be held with
Pleasant. Grove church on July 20th,
??Otli and ?Mst.
Introductory sermon b> Hov. ll, W.
Nelson nt I0.?KI A. M.
Th. 'ollowillg (pieries will be discussed ;
ll Tue importance of churches adja
cent to each other forming pastorajes
and sellling tb oil' preachers in their
midst. Speakers: J. A. Voylcs, S. |\
Tannery.
2. What should bo done with a mem
ber of our church who wilfully refuses
to pay his pro raia share of t he inciden
tal ox penses ot his church? Speakers: S,
C. Smith, W. 0. Alexander.
:t. How can we si i mu?ate careless
mom bc rs to a moro active Christian
duty'.' Speakers: Marion Simpson, A.
W. Singleton.
I. ls il. righi to retain in full fellowship
a brother who charges enormous prices
for produce ? Sneakers: A. M. Terrel',
A. P. Merritt, J. H. Ci.AUK,
Chairman of < 'oinmittee.
To those living
in malarial districts Tutt's [Nils
arc indispensable, they keep the
system in perfect order and arc
an absolute cure
for sick headache, indigestion,
malaria, torpid liver, constipa
tion and all bilious diseases,
Tutt's Liver Pills
Farmers' Institu? e.
Tho Karmins' Institute of OflOllOO
County will mool at Seneca, S. C., on
July Ino 25th, instead of af Walhalla, as
announced by circular letter. Hy order
of tho President, Henry S. Ilartzog.
S. P. Si ni ni,INO,
Chairman Kxooutlvo Comniittoo.
Ur, Mijes* Nervine
A RBMBDY PCR TH8
Effects cf Tobacco.
kllK oxcosslvo uso of tobacco, especially
by young mon ls always Injurious and
undoubtedly shortens lifo materially.
Mr. Bd. O. Kbson, compositor on tho Contra
costa News, Martinez, Cnl., writes; "I havo
unod Dr. Milos' Restorative Nervine and re
colvod much benolit from it. I was troubled
willi nervousness, db-zy spoils and sleepless
ness, caused by tho uso of tobacco and stim
ulants. I took Dr. M?ies' Nervino with mar
velously good results, allaying tho dizziness,
quieting tho norves, and enabling ma U,
sleep and rest, proving hi my caso a vory
beneficial remedy." Dr. Miles* Restorative
Nervino ls especially adapted to restoring
tho nervous systom to Its normal condition
under such circumstances. It soothes, boals
and strengthens.
Dr. Miles' Remedios |
aro sold by all drug
gists under a positivo
guarantee, Hist bottlo
benefits or inonoy re
funded. Dook on dla
oases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address, ",
WM? Wiiviis MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart. Iud.
Nervine
4 Kastore?
Honith
OUR SENECA BUDGET.
ooNouorKn nv M. B. H.
S KN KOA, S. C!., July 12.-Miss Julia
lilyan, ono of Seneca's most attractive
and popular young ladies, has gone to
Marietta, S. (!., to pay a visit to u school
friend.
A number of young boys and girls en
joyed a picnic at Tunnel il ill last Thurs
day, anil they had a drenching, which
they probably did not enjoy very much,
Mrs. M. W. Colonial! attended tho
Dress Association at. Greenville last week.
President Henry S. llart/.og, of Clem
son CollogO, was in town Saturday.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. James ll.
Thompson, of Mabloton, Ga., are glad to
see thom in town. Tuay will remain
about a month.
Miss Annie Alexander has returned
from Mabloton, whore sho visited hor
sister, Mrs. James II. Thompson.
Hov. J. T. Dendy, of Richland, was in
town Monday, visiting Rev. W. S. Hand
ler and other friends.
Mrs. Harry Sloan, of Pendleton, was
in town Saturday on her way to Con no
roan to visit her sister, Mrs. Kd. Sitton.
Messrs. Karlo Harper and Joe Hopkins
left Monday for Sparlanburg, where
they will lake a course in tho Connncr-I
cial Department of Converse College
Mrs. Todd, of Anderson, is visiting the
family of her son, Mr. John W. Todd.
Rev. Charles Manly, 1). 1)., filled his
usual appointments at the llaptist
church Sunday, and a service of song was
hold in the afternoon,
Rev. J. L. Dnniol preached at the
Methodist church Sunday morning and
evening, lu tho morning the subject
was the raising from tho dead of tho
daughter of J aims and tho sermon was
strong and thoughtful.
Miss Anna bruck, of linnea l'a th, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. D. Kskow.
Walter Swann is in Atlanta, a guest al
tho homo of his uncle, Mr. C. I?. Hoke.
A social was given at tho residence of
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Howell last Kinlay
evening.
The dance given in honor of tho visit
ing young ladies at Stribling's Hall one
evening last week was said to bc quito a
pleasant affair. In spite of tho rain it
was well attended, tho young men hav
ing provided carriages.
Mr. lt. D. Howell went to Atlanta the
(list of this week.
Miss Carol Capps, of Toocoa, is visit
ing hor friend, Mrs. W. J. Lunney.
-. i a I .
A NARROW KSOAPE.
Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
H. Hart, of Croton, S. I). : " Was taken
with a bad cold which .settled on my
lungs; caugli set. in and finally terminated
in consumption. Pour doctors gave mo
up, saying I could live but a short time.
I gave myself un to my Saviour, dolor
mined if 1 could outstay with my friends
on earth I would meet my absent ones
nbovo. My husband was advised to get
Dr. King's New Discovery for consump
tion, coughs and colds. 1 gave it a trial:
took in all eight bottles, lt lias cured
me, ami thank Cud I am saved and now
a well and healthy woman." Trial bot
tles freo af J. W. Roll's, Walhalla; W. J.
Lunney's, Seneca; H. B. /ammerman's,
Westminster, drug stores. Regular size
50 cents and $1,00. Guaranteed or price
refunded.
-M . P- -
Karie's Mills Dots.
KAUI.K'S MII.I.S, S. C., July 12.-Crops
aro looking line in this section, as wo
have been blessed with good showers.
Mr. A. W. Singleton opened school at
Tokeena Academy on thc fifth of July
with a very good attendance. Wo hopo
he will have good success.
Miss Ora Simpson and brother, Clifton,
visited Mr. .1. R. Cleveland and family
last Saturday night and Sunday.
A good many young folks of this sec
tion attended services at fairview last
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. brown and brother, W. K.
Giles, visited their sister, Mrs. G. K.
Singleton, of Mount Tabor, last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. C. 1). Giles had a very sudden
attack with his heart last Saturday fora
short while, hut be is now on the mend.
Wo think sonic of the young men of
this community like sparking on Sunday
night.
They tell thal, they sit in a corner,
On a Sunday eve,
With a taper linger
Resting on their sleeve;
Star lit eyes arc casting
On your face their light
liions me! this is pleasant.
Sparking on Sunday night.
Here is what the girls say:
How your heart is thumping
'Gainst your Sunday vest!
How wickedly 'tis working
On this day of rest!
Hours seem but minutes
As they l?d<o their Hight
bless mo! ain't H pleasant,
Sparking on Sunday night.
WAI.KINO-STU K.
THE SUU1? LA GllIPPK CUKE.
There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady if you will only get the
right remedy. You are having pains all
through your body; your liver is ont of
order; have no appetite- ?JO life ambi
tion; have a bad cold; in fact, are com
pletely used nj). Klcclrie Bittern is tb"
only remedy Chat will give you prompt
ami sure roll of. They not directly oil
your liver, stomach and kidneys, tone
up tho whole system and make you feel
like a new hoing. They are guaranteed
to mire or price refunded. Ifm* sale at
J. W. Hell's, Walhalla, W. J. burnley's,
Seneca, and ll. ll. Zimmerman's, West
minster, drug stores. Only Ml ennis per
bottle.
- -4 0 I*- -
Kvory Slate and nearly every county in
the country lins a baby named "Dowey'1
by this time, and if the admiral under
takes lo remember all Ids namesakes his
Marnia pi ?KU money will look like a col
ored man's pay onvolopo tho day after a
circus. South Carolina can claim, how
ever, to have tho first newspaper named
after the dost royor of Spanish naval appa
ratus. Tho bake City Times has struck
Its old colors, surrendered to tho fervid
heat of Williamsburg county patriotism
and hoisted a new name. "Tho Dowoy
Euglo."-Uroonvlllo Nows.
ttl! Colle
It au lenora mun
J?S. H. CAiiLISLE, LL. D., President.
A WORK OF AKT,
FORWARDED TO ANY ONE,
Wo??ord College Illustratefl,
Wnffni'd Pnllprrfi PfltolniniP GLVES FULL INFORMATION IN REGARD TO
IIUIIUIU uUUCy,D bdldlUpti THE COLLEGE AND FITTING SCHOOL.
FORTY -FIFTH YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER 20, 1808.
Var C.fxtsiinnnt} ny Wo??ord College Illustrated, ?U?UUB?--.
7-M-08-28- J. A. GAMEWELL, Soorotary, Spartauburg, S. O.
We Lead
LET THOSE FOLLOW
. . WHO CAN .
Our aim ls to mako doods and prices right B V13RY WIMM.
^ A QkOTT A T>T? T\X7 A T " Is what wo glvo to'ovory custo
J\ nlr? U iViiJli lJXUJXLi mor. Wo propose to furnish
you moro valuo for your monoy than you can got olsowhoro, or cannot ask your
patronage.
For tho noxt fow days wo will ofter SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to tho ooo
nomionl buyer. Wo havo most ovorything you nood and will approoiato it if you
will givo us a chanco to mako you pilcos boforo buying.
Very respectfully,
CAUTER & COMPANY,
(SUCCESSORS TO CARTER MERCHANDISE CO.,)
WALHALLA, S. C.
j. & Jr, 8. CARTER,
-SUCCESSORS TO
Carter Merchandise Co., Westminster, S. C.,
>' ?mk
WILL, FOR THE NKXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY, SELL GOODS FOR CASH,
REGARDLESS OF WHAT THEY COST.
They ave determined to reduce their
Btook, and tho way to ?lo it is to slash
prices below any competitor, .lust look
at a fow of tho many bargains they havo
lo oller:
.Silk Finish Mull, worth '20c., will go for
lOo.j Figured Lawn, worth'20o., wdl go
for 10.; Figured Lawn, worth 10c, will
go for 00. ; All-wool Albetross, worth 25o.,
will go for 10c.; Straw Hats, worth $1.50,
will go for 05o. ; Straw Hats, worth $1.00,
will go for 75c. ; Straw Hats, worth 50c. ;
will go for 25c. ; Clothing below any for
mor price; Suits worth $15, for $10; Suits
worth $8.50, for $5; Suits worth $5, for
$:?, lither Clothing in proportion.
Sec their Notion Department-'Silk
Mitts, worth OOo., for 25c.; Silk Mitts,
WOl'th 25c, for 1 Oe; Good Collars, Ties,
Holts and othor goods in proportion.
Shoos and Slippers will go at a groat
sacrifico-Slippors worth OOo., for 50o;
Slippers worth $1, for OOo; Slippers worth
$2.50, for $1.05; Ladies' Shoes worth $1.
for $2.25; Hainilton-;llrown $2.50 Ladies'
ShooB for $1.05.
Thoy haven't space or timo to tell of
all their bargains, but will offer gront
bargains in all goods thoy carry, such as
Furn!turo, Hardware, Crookory, Glass
ware, and oven Groceries-tl\o knifo will
slash through all.
You can got moro Moat, Coffee, Flour,
Ham and Lard for your money than any
whoro olso.
Como and bring your monoy, and you
will not bo disappointed.
$T$t ' Romembor tho Placo
.? . Sc nf . S . CAR rX ES Xi,
AM
N()W IS THU Tl M E TO SOW
PEAS
5J
and wo can furnish you w:th seed.
ALSO,
ttAurao Suturas? STCIBAW l?fi,
Cool Coats, Thin Lawns, Mosquito Netting, Fans,
AND LOTS OF OTHER SUMMER GOODS.
YOURS TRULY,
M. W. Coleman & Co.,
P. S?-Now lot of lt. & Q. SUMMER CORSETS.
! .lune 23, 1808.
Lowery, Byrd & Co.
-APPRECIATE
YOUR TRADE, EITHER IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES, AND INVITE
YOU TO JA LL AND EXAMINE THE BARGAINS THEY ARE
OFFER INO IN WHITE HOODS REMNANTS AT
SIX TO TEN CENTS PER YARD.
YOU WILL RE SURPRISED WHEN YOI J SICE THE QUALITY.
To tho farmers of OcoilOO they want to show their ({RAIN CRADLES and
HEEL SWEEPS boforo you buy.
Have you used a VICTOR SWKEP ? If not, call and buy ono or moro and try
thom. If you have used if you know what it is-not tho cheapest, but ono of tho
best Flows you eau buy.
WE SELL YOU KVERYTJI1NC AT REASONABLE PRICES.
CALL OFTEN.
Lowery, Byrd & Co.,
May 12, 1898.
fi t
K RUFF'S CANNON aro nowlioro
whon compared with our
Insect Powder Guns,
and tho latter much cheaper.
Don't buy a Krupp Cannon for $l,noo,
C.(KI whon yon eau buy ono of our (inns
fer ten cents.
lancet Powdov.?'? Couts For Ounce.
Fails tireen..........5 ('outs Fer Ounce.
Proscriptions Carefully Filled Day or'Hight,
Svitiiiuaffci
IHttret
SENECA, S. C.
May 20,1808. 21-ly
A BETTER LINE I HA VU NEV RR
ll A I) ON EXHIBITION BEFORE.
I havo Lawn and Calico at 20o. per
pound.
Shirt Waists from R5o. to 75c
Corsets from 25o to $1.50.
Latest Novelties in Holts, 25c to 50c
A beautiful Lino ol' Ladies' Olovos mid
othor articles needed lo complete ladies'
toilettes.
Bo Sure anti Give Mo a Call.
Respectfully,
E. J. HUNNICUTT,
8onooa, ??? <J
May 20, I80R. 21-21-ly
WALKALLA
\Y. li. Il 1$ H T IO lt, Manager.
Popular Summer and Winter Resort.
Special attention to tho comfort of guostn.
Commodious Rooms. Elogant Far?:
4-21-08-ly