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..'.vT- -TT T. * ?<. ;'T . '"s ; Any ono w anting auythiug in Groco Yow will find au assortment of Stapl If tho quality is not tho host, roti ; foip; it is not my intention to glvo you any tl : : : CALICOES, JEA3S?, SllUt'J -Cotton See( '>' ? ? ' . ";tT? I V; . ' -TV Yours Koa o. Wutul mxo "Btxnaa?. Cotton seed hulls aud hulls at Jaynoa's. Miss Ida Oolkors is on a visit to friends in Contral. Soo C. G. Jaynoa's now advortlsoment | of staplo aud fanoy grocorlos. Mr. II. E. Sohrodor. of Poltsoi, is on a | hriof visit to his family in Walhalla. Call on C. G. Jay nos if you want any thing in groceries, Mr. J. J. Norton roturnod to G roon-1 wood Monday to rosumo his duties in tho | cotton market for Inman Bros. W. M. Pony's Ano jack ls still for salo. Call and seo him or address him nt Salom, S. C. Why not send' your ohildron to C. G. Jaynoa's, whoro thoy will re?oive tho | namo attention as if you oamo yoursolf. Mrs. lt. B. Norris and chihlron, of I Greenwood, aro visiting tho family of j Col. and Mrs. ll. S. VanDivioro. Go to Schumacher's, "tho popular price storo," for cnbbngo, dried string I heans, onions, potatoes, butter and | bologna snusngo. Tho Second South Carolina Voluntoor Infantry embarked from Savannah, Ga., January 2d on tho Transport Houmania for Havana, Cuba. Go to Ciaudo Littlo & Co., Westrains tor, 3. C., for your dry goods, shoos, hats, groceries, Ac. They will savo you money. Miss Georgia VanDivioro returned Tuesday last from protraoted visits to friends and relativos at Chicago, Shelby, Michigan, Atlanta and Savannah, Ga., ami Greenwood, S. C. Cartor ?fe Co., Walhalla, will soil you (ronds for tho cash at vory close pricer. Thoy also would appreciate your promptness in calling at onco and paying off your accounts. Tho school, which opened at Counoross last Monday undor tho inanngemont of Fru?. IL L. Siugioton and Miss Jossio ."ii i i Illing, with about forty students, has increased in numbor and is now in a flourishing condition. Mr. John C. Moss, of tho 5th United States Rogulars, arrived in Walhalla Tuesday morning from Anniston, Ala. Ho will spend a briof furlough visiting friends. Mr. L. C. (haig has romovod his storo from tho hotel building to tho handsome now brick storo room of Mrs. Sophia liittor, whoro ho will bo glad to seo bis oustomors. Chesterfield Court House is probably tho only county seat in tho State that has not a singlo lawyer living in it. Hon. E. J. Kennedy was tho only ono and ho died on Christmas day. Franklin (N. C.) Press: "Supposo tho nemo of Richmond Pearson Hobson, tho boro of Santiago harbor, bo changed to Monumental liussor Hobson, tho boro of American silly foraintnty. Mr. (leo. Seaborn arrived in Walhalla last Saturday evening and is spending a fow days with his wifo and tho families of Mr. James Seaborn and Mr. .1. W. Molloman. Andorson Advocato, 'January 2: Tho olection on tho question of issuing city bonds to pay for tho city hall, hold last | Friday resulted in a vory small vote, only 58, all of thom in favor of bonds. Lost, strayed or stolon, near Now Hope church, a hound pup, black, six months old, bas yollow tan logs, goes by tho nanto of "Sampson." Return to T. Y. Hunnicutt, High Falls, and got re ward. Mr. Thomas Timms died at his homo at Rotroat on Thursday, Decembe' "Otb, 1808, after a briof illness. Ho ha JS a wife and several small children, to whom is oxtonded tho sympathy of many friends. Mr. W. P. Nash and wife, of Laurens, S. C., arrived in Walhalla hut Monday. Mr. Nash is a contractor and conics to make this placo his homo. Thoy occupy ti Joost houso on corner Tugaloo and North Broad streets. Anderson Advocato, January 2: Wm. Archer, a pupil in tho Presbyterian Sun day school, in this city, has made a re markable record for attondnnoo. Ho bas not been absent a singlo Sunday for five vcars. Miss Mary Cherry, of Seneca, returned to Columbia yesterday, whoro sho is pur suing bor studies in tho Pon?alo Collcgo thoro. Her holidays wore spout pleas antly at home with hoi parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Striming. A matrimonial wave is swooping over Ocov.ee-the iiko of which bas nevor boen seen by tho "oldest inhabitant." Wo shall look witt tender pity upon tho unfortuenfo ''.oro and thoro who may be | loft stranded alono when tho aforesaid wave bas disappeared. In last week's issue of tho Coonina I stated that tho noxt session of tho United States District Court at Greenville would bo hold on tho 25th day of April. This dato was a mistake, as it snould ha' boon tho third Tuesday in April, tho 18th. J, VV. SIIKI.OR, U, S. Commissioner. Deputy Marshals Corbin and McKin ney, accompanied by Doputy Collector Aiken, of Greenville, ana Doputy Col lector Visan, of Atlanta, made a suc cessful raid in Kahlin county, Georgia, ?ast Thursday night. Thoy destroyed two largo distilleries and about 5,000 gallons of beor noar Pino Mountain, (la. It is tho request of Sheriff Mqss that persons desiring to call tho jail over tho telephone lino should ring tho ofllco of Jaynes ?fe Sholor. as tho phono at tho jail is kept grounded on account of tho con tinued illness of Mrs. Moss. Messages sent to tho ofllco of Jaynes ?fe Sholor will bo delivored in due timo to Sheriff Moss. Misses Nannie Strother, Annie Vernor, Anna Torbuno and Sallie Sholor and Mr. Davo Strother, aflor spending thoir Christmas holidays at homo, havo re turned to thoir diftoront colleges. Misses Nannie Strotbor, Annio Vornor and Anna Terhuno to Converse, Miss Sallio Sholor ?-o tho Greenville Pomalo (Jollego and Mr. Davo Strother to Wofford College Mr. G. \V. Vanzant, of Granger, Texas, ?omis now year's greetings and sub ?cribos for Tun COUJUKK. HO was an est fled citizen of Walhalla sovoral yoi <(o, and IA kindly romombored by ?'- ' our older residents. Jin ia now o ,ru'fl ?* nli?> md Lo h?iB a warm PflHHP h,H bout for Walhalla, and desires to koop posted* on what tran spires boro. May bo bo spared yet many years of a green old age. Testing Thoir Neighbors. Throo charming, blushing and hand* ?orno young maidens of Nowborry, in ?company with a staid old married man, a rnomlmr of tho family, decided to havo a littlo fun one night last weok, and at tho ftanio time test tho charity of residents on Calhoun street. Thoy blacked their faces and Started out bogging for pennies and broad. Thoy wont to sovoral homes with thoir pitiful pleas for help sod were eoon londed with harri binen.fa and a few pohnios and dimes. Tho sympathies of f onie, of tho residents wnro HO aroused that in addition to responding Ix? tho ap peal for aid (hoy and tho beggars wept togothor. At.ono pl nco thoy woro rooog -jiKcd and wore invited in to chocolate #nd Qftko. They had lots of fun and lound ad tho residents oharltably dis posed, ..... \ k*'-tT* ; ?? ? ,. i . 'i i , ; '..'';Vv>WV'' ' ' vi'-' ' ?<?'' -TTT' . ?.? . - *'i ?T.:T:.Tr :T;i rica will do woll to oall ou mo. o and Fauoy Ooode. irii lt aad I will gladly mako corrootlonB, nag but tho boat. 'INO, CHECKS AND HATS. : 1 Meal and Hulls. pcotfully, J AYNBS ...\ti ... S*ublie Document*. Souator 1). ll. Tillman will accept our thanks for tho printed mumal reports of tho Secretary of tho Navy and tho Sooro tary of War lor tho yoar 1808, and also tho message of tho President W 'ho Uuitod Statos comnumioatod to tho two houses of Congross at the beginning of tho third oossion of tho ilfty-fifth Oon grosp. Oconeo Apple?. Abbeville Medium, December 2ftih : "J. 1). Phillips, of Oconco conney, roached Abbovillo last Friday with II?B applo wagon. Hy Saturday ovoniug he Bold ont his wholo Brook, nmouting to ninety bushols. This inohulod what ho had in his wngon and sumo ho lind shipped by the railroad." Comity MniH i liilpniU'iU of Kducnttoil. Oa last Friday Mr. W. H. Barron ro coivod his commission ns County S?per intondout of Education, and Capt. V. F. Martin duly inducted him Into ofilco as his succosBor. Mr. Barron ?B fast famil iarizing himsolf with tho duties and rou tino work of tho ofilco. Ho cnn bo found daily in his oflico in tho court house, or addressed at Walhalla, S. C. Pcdernt douri Jin roi H. Tho spring torin of tho United Statos (Joint will convono in Greenville on Tuesday, April 18th: Among tho names of tho jurors drawn for this term, wo noto tho following from Oconeo: Fotit jurors-Win. Bibb, Westminster; Alox, Kobinson, Seneca; H. S. VanDivioro, Walhalla. Grand jurors-Elias Jenkins, Walhalla; Titos. Wiggins, Souoca. To Surviving Confederate Moldier*. A mooting of surviving Coufodorato Boidiors ot Oconeo county is hereby callod to bo hold at tho Court Hottso, Walhalla, S. C., on Monday, tho 10th day of January, instant, at 12 o'clock M., for tho purpose of soloeting or suggesting a suitable porsott for cliairmnn of tho County Hoard of Ponsion Commissioners and for tho transaction of snob othor business as may bo propor. ltcliiiblc Need Ulourie. Wo call attoution to tho advertisomont in this issno of tho Aloxnndor Sood Com pany, Augusta, Qa. For twonty-ilvo years thoy havo studied tho adaptability of seeds to Southern climate, and their seeds aro known to bo roliablo. l?vory variety of garden, hold and llowor seeds can bo han of thom. Their forty pago illus trated cataloguo for 18911 gives valuable information with prioos of ovory variety of seeds. If you havou't it already send for ir. 1'ersonnl. Tho Medium, December 20th: "Last Monday wo bad tho pleasure of a call from Drosdou A. Smith, Jr., and Marvin J. Smith, of Walhalla. These bright young men aro sons of the editor of tho KKOWKK COUIUKU. Their mother was Miss Kate Small, of Abbeville. They wore spending Christmas in our city anti everybody was glad to seo thom oil their own account and on account of thoir parents. Tho KKOWKK COUlUKll has our thanks for a beautiful calendar printed in blue and red in that oflico. lt ?B a neat job." A lrul<|iie Nocinl liveut. Tho most delightful and unique social ovont of tho Christmas holidays was tho "Cologne Party," gi von at tho reuidonco of Maj. S. P. Dendy last, Thursday night by Homo of tho young mon, complimen tary to their young lady frionds. Tho night of this party will long bo remem bered by those present, as having boon tho most enjoyable ami well spent ovon iug of tho holidays. Among these pres ent wore Miss Kotta Sitton, of Pendle ton, Mis.sos Seaborn, Holl, Thompson, Maxwell, Strother and Dendy, and Messrs. Kugeno Fant, of Anderson, Seaborn, Thompson, Ansel, Darby and Merrick. Congrainlntlona Kx tended. Tho Hampton Guardian, Dccombor 28: "Tho Guardian has received the follow ing invitation : 'Mrs. J. T. Kay requests your presoueo at tJto marriage of her daughter, (lora Loo, to Mr. F. A. H. Schr?der, Wednesday evening, December .JH, at S o'clock, at ber residence, Faculty lilli, Walhalla, S. C.! Tho happy event, comes oil' tiiis (Wednesday) ovomng, and in advance wo extend our sincero con gratulations to tho happy couple. Mr. Scbrodor is well and favorably known hero and his old friends aro delighted to know that ho is to boone of tho nappiest of mon. Oood luck to you and yours, Fred., and may you Mivo long and pros por.' " Xiind Wos'tlK of ApyveoiiUion. In writing to renew his subscription for 1800 Mr. E. li. Edwards, of Hunters ville, S. C., expresses himself in tho fol lowing words of com inondation and en dorsement. : "I cannot well do without tho Coy ni icu. It, is ono of tho best papors in tho State. I got moro nows from it than any othor papor that I como in contact with. Your paper is nice, noat and clean, and its columns Ulled with the latest general nows front every quarter of tho globo. lt gives tho cream of all that's worth publishing in a liut-sholl. To say that I Uko your valuable shoot is not half praise enough. (iivo us all tho nows about Ooorioo that you can during six or twelve months noxt, and 1 trust by that time I will bo a oiti/.on ol* Oconeo." Hlie Wnutcil lite finrlu. Judge D. 1?. Vornor, tho popular mas tor in equity, is always toady with an appropriate anecdote to illustrate tho subject under discussion. Tho question of annexation was being diseussod in his oflico, and it had boon remarked that while Bryan's opposition to expansion was right in theory, tho country needed something to draw it away from tho old Issues ann givo it now lifo. "Tho Amorioan people," said Judge Vornor, "are Uko tho old lady who used to livo at Townvillo. Sho said that she only wanted to own all tho laud which adjoined what she already )iad." Tho force of tho illustration increases tI>o more it is studied. "Hut, added Judge Vernor, "a neigh bor remarked that if tho lady bad tho wholo oarth for a cotton patch she would want a potato patch in tho moon." Greenville Mountaineer. Aji 'tn der ?ou Wedding. Anderson Advocate, Junwy 2: "Last Tuesday at 12 M, a quiet homo wedding was celebrated at tho rOBldoUOO of Hon. J li. lVoagoalo, ju this pity, which united ibo hearts and hands of Ids ebb osfc daughter, Mis? Adit, and Mr. Walter Phifer, of Greenville. Only a few of tho immedlato friends of the family wore present, and to tho strains of tho wed. ding marchi Played hy Mrs. J. M. Pat rick on tho plano, accompanied by Mr. David .Silverman on tho violin, the bri dal couple marched into tho parlor and facod Hov. O. J. Copeland, who, in a vory Impressive manner spoke tho fate ful wor .'s that linked thom for lifo. After an informal luncheon tho bridal coil, loft tho liouso, followed by show ers ol rico end drovo to the depot, whore they took tim Jtraln /or Oroonvillo, thoir futuro homo. Mr. phifer IK to bo con gratulated, for- ho has won fora wlfo ono of tho gontioBt and mont unassuming girls In thia oity. And our heat wishes follow Mem," liii nd M rt I On ltvet Monda* J. W. Kollouma, Maa? ter, ocdd tho land? a? advertised, in tho following oases: ! Amanda M. Harton vs. J. P. Goforth, 108 aoros. . Bid off by Amanda K. Barton for $200. 'Thomas M. Lowory vs. Jas. N. Robin? sou ot al, one lot in Sonooa, Bid off by h. T. Jaynos for $430. John I). Dickson va. James H. Llgon ot al. 480 aoros. Bid off by R. T, Jaynos for $600. -< BUtHlly AlJjLUt't Jut* il. I have j nut ondod a two years' torn? of hard work aa Clork of the Co?nty Board of Commissioners, for whioh tho com pensation has boon very inadequate. Ou last Monday tho Board passed a resolution, which I appreciate. I am gratified, Indood, to find that my sorvioos to ?tho county aro app?eoiate?, and I tako this opportunity to tondor to the oftlolout oflioors of Oooneo county, aud tho public at hugo, my appreciation of their oousldorato troatmont to mo, and wloh for all a bright future. J. W. SMKM)R. Tnx?? B*rcUf Well Collected. Tho pooplo of Oooneo county havo ?iaid up thoir taxos a great deal olusor han van oxpootod,. considering the hard times. For want of monoy they waited until tho very last to pay and in oonse* rpionco the Treasurer could not write rocoipts as fast ns tho pooplo carno, and boneo thoy would havo to loavo their names for totes ?nd the Treasurer must ?BSUO rcooipts as ho eau. Up to this (Thursday) moruing tho County Treasurer has issued 4,808 tax rocoipts. There aro about 5,000 tax pav ois in tho county: this would loavo 802 persons who hav \otj. tpald. .-* 1 " A Ilnppr IUf:s?;-It;i?c. Married, on Thursday aft<\rnoou, at 4 o'clock, tho 22d of December, 1808, at tho residence of the bride's father, Mr. Win. A. Buiron, Mr. J. Prod. Aloxnndor to Mina E, Stokoa Barron, both of Oconoo county. S. C., Bov. W. C. Seaborn officiat ing. Tho attendants woro, first, Mr. W. II. Stribling and Mise Carrie Stribling; second, Mr. S. T- Barron and Miss Salllo Aloxnndor} third, Mr. Charles Knox and Miss Nanmo Barron;, fourth, Mr. Benja man Aloxandor and Miss Stollor Barron. Aftor tho coromony wo woro ushorod into tho dining room Where wo all fared sumptuously. Missos Rosa and Nannio Barron know how to mako thoir guests enjoy thonisolvos. Aftor suppor tho evening was ?pont in plays and pleasant conversation until a lato hour, whoo tho party dispersed to moot noxt moruing to accompany tho groom and his charming bride to tho homo of Ids father, Hon. J. U. Aloxandor, where anothor roooptjon awaited them. Their many friends join in wishing thom a long ana happy lifo. s. Attended Opern nt Andemou. Tho following delegation from Wal halla attended Martha, tho high opora, givon at Anderson, Wednesday night by tho Androws Opora Company: Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Darby, Mrs. S. K. bondy, Mrs. A. C. Merrick, Mrs. J. U. Hughes, R. O. Merrick and Miss Carrio l'orry, C. G. Jaynos and Miss Lillie Thompson, Ja?. Thompson and Miss Suo Dondy, J. P. Ansel and Miss .fulla Maxwell, M. C. Seaborn and Miss Kato Boll, W. L. Vor nor and Miss I lillian Vornor, J. II. Darby and Miss Bossio Strothor. Prom Seneca: Mr. and Mrs. H. Li Howoll, Mrs. Dr. E. C. Doylo, Miss Chrislino Dickson, J. Q. Adams, Dr. W. H. Doylo, L. M. Jordau, P. O. Stribling, Goo. Coleman, B. J. ;. vnoy nnd C. E. Piuoannon. Prom Pendleton-Mrs. .i.ts. T. Hunter, Mr. E. JJ. C. Torry, Miss Essio Steolo, Mrs. W. W. Watkins, Miss Anulo ?ar lington, Miss Conway Simpson, Bliss Annie Simpson, Miss Betta Sitton, Miss Kilima Sitton, Miss Jnnio Gantt, Miss Eliza Crawford, II. It. Bussell and wife, W. P. Sloan and wifo, James Sitton, J. W. Hunter, M. N. Hunter, Arthur Camp bell, W. II. Smith, W. T. Mounce, Allan Barnett, II. S. Sloan. Maj. flus Shauklin, from Clemson col lege, accompanied several of tho studonts from that placo. Tho round trip was mudo on Capt, J. R. Anderson's spocial, leaving Walhall* at 0.30 p. m. ana returning nt 1.80 a. ra,, which had boon oh ar tor od for tho occa sion by Messrs. W. It. Hubbard and H. Ii, KusHOii, of Anderson. Meeting ot Oounljr Hlonrd. On last Monday tho County Board of Commissioners mot in their oflico. livery member was prosont and tho pro ceedings woro harmonious. Mr. J. M. Hunnicutt, tho newly oloctod County Supervisor, was prcsont, but ns ho had not received his commission from tho Secretary of State, ho could not tuko charge, and Mr. A. Lay, tho retiring Supervisor, presided, and attended to tho routine business. On Tuesday morning Mr. J. M. Hun nioutt telegraphed to tho Hocrotsry of State, and recoivod an answer in tho afternoon that his commission had that day boon issued and mailed. Upon receipt of this dispatch (about four o'clock on Tuesday afternoon) Mr. Lay turned tho office over to Mr. Hunuietltt, who immediately took chargo as County J .Supervisor. At tho session on Monday tho follow ing resolution of thanks to tho retiring Supervisor and Clerk was passed: Bosolvod, That tho thanks of this Hoard bo extended to tho retiring Super visor, A. Lay. and J. W. Sholor, Esq., tho retiring CJork, for tho ability anti fidelity with whioh thoy havo ovor dis charged tho duties of thoir olllcos, and tho uniform courtesy and consideration shown by thom in tho wiso, honest and offioiont milliner in whioh thoy havo dis charged their dv.tios toward us, and tho public at largo. Be" lved, That our best wishes, and wo fool sure tho best wishes of tho pub lic at largo, will accompany thorn in tho j futuro. Resolved, T! .oabovo resolutions bo published in tho county papors. CUY T. ?KOVB, Clork. January 2, 181)0. Tho Board also made requisition on tho Legislature for tho following tax levy for tho year 1800: Mills. Por ordinary county purposes.2\ Por roads.1 Por Court oxponse.1 Por psst indebtedness.2 Tho torin of office of J. W. Sholor, Esq.. as Clerk-, having expired, he declined re-olootlon, and Mr. Guy T. drove was'| elected Clerk of tho Board. A Great Book Free When Dr. lt. V. Piorce, of Buffalo, N. V., published tho first edition of his I work, Tho I'coplo's Common Sense Modi-1 cal Adviser, ho nnuouncod that aftor 080,000 copies had boon sold at tho regu lar price, $1.60 por copy, tho profit on I which would repay him for tho groat amount of labor and money oxpondod in producing it ho would distributo tho uoxt half million freo. As this number of copies has already been sold, ho is now deatri buting, absolutely freo, 500,000 copies of this most completo, interesting and valuable common sonso medical Work oyor published-the recipient only being required to mai} to him, Ot tho above address, twenty-one (2l)opntu (n one-cent stamps to cover cost of malling only, and tho book will bo sont post-paid, It in a voidable modioal library, com pleto in ono volumo. It contains ovor 1000 pages and moro than IKK) illustra- ? lions. Tho freo edition is proeisoly tho j samo as thoso sohl afc $1.50 oxcopt only that tho books aro bound in strong ma niiiu pane: uovors iiibt^ad of cloth. Sont) now boforo all aro give?, away. ' -------, private ?lavvoy A- ?tot ip, of Company I, 2d West Virginia, o(u; of tho piost] oxomplary and highly esteemed soldiers of Camp Watorhill, Greenville, H. C., was acoldontally shot and instantly killed Sunday morning hy Emmott Kano, a 17-yoar-ohi sutlor's olork at tho West Virginia regimental oamp. -"--4? fr?-.-1-, Tho (hand Army man aro not unani mous, by any moans, in favor of McKin ley's proposition concerning tho caro of tho Confederate soldiers' graves. A third of tho momhers of the U. S. Grant Post in Now York voted against endors ing McKinley's Atlanta speech a few days o?? WEOT|S?SGIT. COH?U?A'KI) uv A. ii. (u>9SK'rr. WSSTMINSTKR, January 4.-Mr. R. ?3. Durna, o? Andor?on oouuty, was visiting in tb'- ;,lnoe tho lattor part of huit wook. V, ?rd, son of Mr. John A on or Adair, Of OounorOBS, di od Obristnvis day and was buried ai, Gonneross. Ho was about fourteen months old. . v\ Town/Marshal T.W. Rallonger and Miss Evie Smithson, daughter of tho Jato David E. Smithson, wore united . in carriage,?t ibo ?oolduiioo of .55 V. Xi. il. Smithson, brother of tho brido, nt 0.80 P. M. on Sunday, January 1, 1809, Itov. P. W. Hiott offlolating. The following are tho appointments for preaohing of Rev. P. J. VermilUon for '809: Madison, ilrat Sundays al ll A? 5 Po*>??,r Springo, second Sundays at ll A. M. ; Connoross, third Suudays at ll A. M. ; Wost Union, fourth Sun days at ll A.M. Mr. W. J. Gaiuos, of Greonvillo, and Mr. Ira D. Gaiuos, of Gainosvlllo, paid thoir brothor, Mr. J. K. Gaiuos, a visit last week. Shorlff Richoy, of Rabun oounty, Goorgia, vieitod lus brothor-in-law, Mr. T. N. Carter last wcok. Mi. T. H. JOUOB' oom orlb and wagon sholtor were destroyed by Uro last ill day night shortly after niuo o'clock. Mr. Jonos informs us that ho lost over 100 busholo of good corn, no thinks tho fire was tho result of an incondiary origin, af tor robbery had boen .som minea. Mr. R. JJ. Carter,, of Minnosoto, bro thor of Mr. T. N. Cartor, was visiting him last wook. Ho is romomborod by many of our oitizouB. Ho loft Wost minuter in 18S3 to nook his fortuno in tho West. MIBB Dolla Plokons, tho oldcBt daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. John J. PioV ons. was married to Mr. J. F. Singleton on Dooomber 27th, 1808, at tho homo of hor parants. Hnv= J. F. Singleton was th? ??lilointinj; minlstor. Tho brido, b( 'JS hoing boautlful, is highly odu ou.od and vc y popular. Mr. C. II. Millor hns bought tho farm and residence in tito Knst end of town, wlioro Mr. J. M. Hull livod tho past three yours, and has moved his family in town. Wo gladly wolcomo Mr. Millor aud family. Miss Florouco Norris is touching school noar Mr. Robt. Craig's, on Tuga loo ri vor. Dr. W. J. Cartor, of Franklin, La., was in town this wook. Miss Cora Dufllo was visiting friends in Westminster tho first of this week. Mr. Glenn Sheldon, who has boon at tending school in Nowborry, was in town Monday. Much moving is taking placo this wook. Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Dickerson (trent to seo tho lattor's parents in Hart county, Coorgia, Inst wook. Mr. and Mrs. Claudo 1attie rotumed homo Monday from a short visit to Har mony Grovo, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ooscott mado a briof visit to Greonvillo tho latter part of last wook. Rov. D. W. Hiott preached his first sormon at Townvillo Inst Sunday. Ho pronches at threo churches this year, namely; Cross .Roads, Mount Pisgah a.ul Townvillo. FREE PILLS. Sond your addross to II, IC; Hucklon & Ca., Chicago, and got a froo samplo box ! of Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills. A trial will convince you of thoir merit s, Thoso pills aro easy in notion and aro particu larly offootivo in tho euro of constipation and sick headache. For malaria and liver troubles they havo been proved in valuable, Tlioy aro guaranteed to bo porfoctly freo from ovory deleterious sub stance and to bo pnroly vegetable. Thoy do not woakon by theil action, but by giving lone to stomach and dowels greatly invigorate tho system. Hoguiur sizo 2f)C per box. Sold by J, W. Roll, Walhalla; W. J. Lunnoy, Sonccaj H. R. Zimmerman, Westminster, Druggists. Dashes from Earle's Mills. EAUI.K'S MILLS, S. C., January 2. Christmas has come and gone and all tho big cakes and turkoys havo disappeared, too. Tho now year lias bogun and wo Wish tim readers of tho OouttlKR a happy now yoar. THU MKW VK.Ag. I Tho old yoar crumbles away to its ashes, Rut loaves ono spark for tho now com ' lng morn, And time from that into now lifo (lashes, Aud so it is that tho now year is born. 'Tis sad to BOO tho old yoar a-dylng, Jv on though ho hath mado us uomo timos to weep; 'There was something swcot in tho smil ing und sighing, That wo fain would pon ovor and over koop. 'Tis not well to bo too ready and willing To forgot tho old in tho strango and now, Though tho fields bo as fair for tho fresher tilling, Tho skies, alas! may not bo so bino, Oh, ho comoth a stranger, tho blltho now yoar. And wo know not what ho hath hidden away, If most of the shine, or tho fast falling toar. Tho gold and hluo or tho deso?alo gray. Rut boro is a nmilo for a kindly greeting, And boro is our hand a wolcomo to givo; Even Ids reign wo know will bo llootiug, And tho timo but short that wo with him shall live. Miss Effie Bagwell and brothor. (Joorgo, of near Soneea, spent Xmns with thoir s'stor, Mrs. W. N. Rruco. Miss Lizzie Rruco, who is attending tho Greenville Fornido Collogo, spont tho holidays nt homo and roturned Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. (liant, of Sonooa, spout part of tho holidays with thoir paronts. Mr. Wade Rico and wifo, of Donvor, S. C., spout Christmas with relativos and friends in this community. On last Friday evening a largo crowd of young folks assembled at tho homo of Mr. E. P. Karlo and enjoyed them selves by dancing and conversing. After tho danoo all woro invited into tho din ing room, where thoy found plenty of good things t:> eat. Thoso prosont from a distanco wore: Mr. Robt. Howie, Starr; Mr. Thos. XJOO, Andorson; Misses Mc Clannban and Vernor, Rotroat; Miss Mary Stovonson, Donvor, May wo all livo to moot again at tho residonoo of Mr. Karie lo spend another mich OVOliing. Miss Sallio MoLcsky spout tho holi days with rolatlves and friends near Aluino. Mr. W. D. Gllos mada a flying trip to Donvor Inst Sunday. Messrs. J. II. Kilgoro and C. D. (liles I spout last Sunday with relatives in An I dcrson. Mr. J. A. Brown wont to donison tho first of tho wook. WAI.KINO-STIOK. When you can not sloop for coughing tako Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It always gives prompt relief. It is most excellent for colds, too, ns lt aids expec toration, roliovos I hu lungs and prevents any tendency toward pnoipno'.da. For salo hy j. W, Roll, Walhalla) H. H. Zim merman, Westminster, sud W. J. Lun ney, Sonooa. -.-^,#"-_-. When thero was Trouble. T?io sanio words, or words pronounced aliko, may have ditforont meanings to difforont people, as in tho following hiBtauoo; A farmer stoppod In front of a Michigan City plcctrloplnpt and nskwl a bystander; "What tetbnt 'oro building, a faotoryP" "No, a plant," wns thoanswor, "What do they raise IhoroP" "CurrontV' repllod tho fpdek-witted bystander, "What aro thoy worth a bushel?" "Wo soil thom by tho sheck?" Tho farmor pulled bl? board, soratohod ht* head and drovo down town to markot his voffotablos. ----?. ? Senator Matt Quay has boon renomi nated by tho Republicans of Pennsyl vania for tho United Statos S?pate, not withstanding tho !?tyter fight mado JM?ALS DEATH AND DKSTU?O XION TO MANY. Boston, Now York, Philadelphia, Waeh ington and Louisville Terrorised by tho Awful Soourgo -AU tho Groat Centres of Popu i.ii.. . < . . .i.i../.. MAiVVlWUl ! '^b? doproBslug oifeotsof tho preaont Opldoralo of grip aro apparent every where. Toaohers, olorks, basinosa men, moohanlos, laborore, stroet car drivers, school ohildron, police otBoors .and even tho doctors all furbish victims by tho hundrods. No remedy yet discovered oon ?how results equal to Dr. Milos' Restorative Nervine. It quickly overcomes tho. ex cessive exhaustion, 1 wlgoratos tho appe tite and assists naturo to throw off tho deadly microbes from tho system. lu times of epidemic like tho present lt should bo takon as a preventive of dis ease. "Grip had loft mo a physical wrook: weak, helpless and miserable X could not oat; oould not sleep; could not gain any strengt li, and had nervous prostra tion of tho worst kind. Our homo phy sician conlu ??Ct bc ip mo, and ? com menced using Dr. Miles' Norvino. Tho first night's sloop that I had had in four months came as tho result, of tho two first doses. Whon I had takon two bottlos I folt hotter than I had boforo In yoars, and continued to improve until I was entirely cured." - EM WOODAKD, Ply mouth, lils. All druggists oro authorized to sell Dr. Milos' Norvino on a guarantoo that tho first bottlo benefits or money refunded. Ha euro and got Dr. Milos' Norvino. I 'noblet, on heart and norvos sont froo. Address Da. ?lfhS? MKOIOAT. CO., ? Elkhart, Ind. In Loving Ilemombrance of John P. Adams, Who foll asloop in Jesus on tho 4th of January, 1808, (in his 28th year.) A year ago ho passod away To Hoavon ono night From this world of caro To dwell with tho angola abovo, Leaving loved ones to mourn His loss hard to bo homo. Lovo gives ns strongth to soy, "Thy will, O Father, wo pray." Thoy laid him to rest With foldon hands upon his breast; Palo was bis marble brow And cold thoso fond lips now. Dark clouds bung o'or, And winds did wnispor low, Whon they hero bim away j To tho tomb that day. Pouco to thoo, dear ono, [doscond; Hoavon'B showers upon thy gravo Dear friends around you woop And your imago in memory will koop. Wo bono 'v> moot thoo Ovor tho pearly soa, Whon at tho gobion gate Loved ono's watch and wait. A FRIEND. Bucklon's Arnica Salvo. Tho host salvo in tho world for outs, bruises, SOl'SO, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, totter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and posi tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to givo porfoot satisfaction, or monoy refunded. Prico 25 cents nor box. For Baloby 1). ll. Darby, Walhalla; W. J. Lunnoy, Sonooa, and IL 13. Zim merman, Westminister. Richland Kiplings. RICHLAND. January 8.-Now since tho gayotioB of Yulo-tido aro ovor, wo hopo to bo allowed moro timo for tho pleas ant task of communicating with you. Mr. S. N. Hughs attended tho Ellison Thrashor wedding at Lavenia last wook. Major Shanklin, of donison Collogo, was with his parents during tho holi days. Cadets Davis, pickott and Rnllongor woro at thoir homos last wook, Prof. W. ]tj. Dendy roturned to York-1 villo Saturday, after having spout a wook | nt his homo. Miss Lucy Conger, of Carnosvillo, Ga., | has hoon tho guest of her sister, Mrs. J, p. Striming, .Misses Kalbo Torroll, Veda .sheldon and May Wyly visited tho family of Mr. T. H. Dendy last wook. Master Will and Miss Sarah Coo, of j Ashovillo N. C., woro among rotativos | boro last ' iok. Mr. W. H. Hughs, wdio bas boon a traveling salesman in South Georgia for sovoral wooka, carno homo Christ mas. Ho was provonted from returning to his duties this wonk by a HOVOIC attack of la grippe. Miss Hallie Davis is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B. Shanklin, at Poison Mr. nial Airs. W. C. Foster, of Atlanta, aro spending soino timo among rotativos boro. Last Sunday at an election for oflicors to servo in tho Presbyterian Sunday school, Mr. J. P. Stribling was chosen Superintendent, Mr. J. J. Ballongor assistant, and Mr. Ed. Pickott soorotary and troasuror. Mr. S. E. Ervin, who has boon criti cally ill, IB thought to ho improving. Messrs. Haskell and Charlie Dendy wont to Anderson Saturday co boootno employees in the cotter, mill WiY.nBi.wiNA. Mr. Elisha Berry, of this plaoo, says he never had anything do him so much good and give such quick roliof from rheumatism as Chamborlaiu's Pain Balm. Ho was bothered groatly with shooting pains from hip to knee until ho used this liniment, which affords prompt roliof.-B. F. BAU ion, druggists, St. Paris, Ohio. For salo by J. W. Boll, Walhalla- H. B. Zimmerman, Westmin ster, and W. J. Lunnoy, Sonoca. Righted! Recruits for Regulars. COLUMBIA, Docombor ?H.-Capt. Ful ler, recruiting ofllcor for tho regular army, has enlisted olghtoon mon f.ii-co tho First regimont has boon imuu?rcd out. , -_?,"--, No Small Pox Fund Available COLUMPIA, Dooombor 8l.-~Scorotary Evans, of tho State Board of lioalth, asks for a vory small amount for handling ono caso of small pox in Sum tor county. No fund is available in consequence of legis lative economy. A Strong Fortification. Fortify thebody against disease by Tntl's Liver Pills, an abso lute cure for sick headache, dys-? pepsia, sour stomac.h, pialarla? ?onstipationi jaundice, bilious ness and all kindred troubles. "The Fly?Whee! of Life" Dr. Tutt; Your Liver Pills are thc fly-wheel of life. I shall ever bq grateful for thc accident that brought them to my notice, ? feel as if l?j?da, new lease of life. J. Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col. Tutt's Liver Pills Hon. ILMIry Watterson, odltor of tho Louisville Courior-Journat, nominates Admjrnl Dowoy for ProBldont and Gon. Fit/.hugh Loo for Vico-Prosldont as tho Democratic tiokot for 1000. Ijrosidont and Mrs. MoKinloy h.oUJ their first New Year's rocontlon, at tho Wwi io IIOUBO on u\o ?d instant. Mrs. M<fc? inloy ro\u(\i\uid goaled most of tho and soino of the oailers bent to kiss ? lpW4 ft* (hey ?asoea/ CON?UOTKD MY MISS MAHY K. SWANN. KNTKUTA1NMV.NT OS" TUB ONOK-A-WKIMf. SKNSROA, January 8.-An elegant social f miction was tho five o'clock (ea/ given by thet-rogrewivo band o? womon known cw, the Onoea-Wook Club, . Thuwday afternoon of Christiana wook, at the homo of Mrs. William A. Lowery? The club hos boen devoting Hs attention to the study of Shakespeare, and ?nor. lifter arriving eaoh mombor wa? glvon a papor containing oighfc familiar quotations from (bin author, tho name of tho play in wbloh ono ooourrcd to bo written by tho ono having tho papor. Before tho toa a charming little pro gram mo was oarrled out. . Mrs. J.K. Biyau, whoso olear volco ni ways delights bm- hoarers, sang prei> tily ?A? Your Hair Grows Whiter." Mrs. J. M. Strotkor's woli-renderod recitation, "Naming the Baby," waa much enjoyed. "When tho Tido Comos lu" was tho vooal solo of Mrs. T. E. Ht ri hiing, whoso voice maintained its usual sweet nose. Next carno the pretty duot, "Hark to tho Mandolin," by MoBuamoa J. H. Iky nu and Hoskin Andorson. By roquost, Mesdames Bryan ?nd Andorson sang, from "The Milk Whlto Flag," tho ou te little coon song, "Ycu aro too Good to LOAO." j Tho ladies we.o then invited into tho dining room, whore tho following de lightful menu was sorvod: Turkoy, oranborry jolly, chicken salad, crackers, I Saratoga chips, sandwiokos, pioklos, olivos, Charlotte russo, fruit cake, banana cake, cocoanut oakey toa, oouoo. On roturning to tho parlor tho winnora in thoShakospoaroan oontOBtworonnmod, Mrs. T. E. Strlbllug, tho soorotary, having noted as a oominlUoe of ono in tho decision. Thoro was a tio botwoon Mosdamos J. M. Strother and W. J. Lun noy. Tho prize foll to th?) lot of Mrs. Strothor. It was a beautiful vnso, pro sontod with a protty little spoooh by Mrs. M. W. Coloman, who announced that tho vnso was Breedon ohina, although probably it lind novor soon Brosdon. MrB. Ruskin Anderson was tlio fortu nato winuorof tho "booby," aconvon'ont bottlo of s;.ieliing Balts. Mrs. Col xian assured hor it was out gloss, although groon, and addod that groen out glass is quito a fad. Tho quotations woro: 1. Tho' this bo madness, yot th oro's method in it.-Baudot. 2. An hottest talo speeds host, hoing plainly told.-King Riobard III. 8. What's in a name? that which wo call a roso by auy other namo would ?koli af. sweet.-Romeo and Juliot. 4. Who stoats my purse steals trash, but ho who illohoB from mo my good namo takes that whioh doos not on onrich him and makes mo poor indood. Othello. 5. Sorow your courage to tho stioking point.-Mnoboth. 0. Tho course of truo lovo novor 'did run smooth.-Midsummor Night's Bream. 7. Bow hard for womon to koop oouu sol.-Julius Crosar. 8. To thino own self bo truo, and lt must follow as tho night tho day: thou onn8't not thon bo falBO to any' man. Hamlet. At MlO clOBO of tho ent erl a im nent Mrs. Colonien suggested that Mrs. Lowory ho I tondored a rising voto of thanks for hor j kind hospitality. TII?B was dono. Tho mombors of tho olub present woro: Mesdames M. W. Coloman, J. W. Todd, T. E. Stripling, J. M. Strother, W. J. Lunney, Ruskin Anderson, O. P. Bacon, W. O. Hamilton, W. H. Cary, J. W. Byrd, R. R. Camnk, h. W. Jordan, W. A. Low ory; visitors, Mrs. J. II. Bryan, M?BBOS] Alary Swann and Olivo Lowory. BIRTHDAY TAHTY. Littlo Miss Joannotto Holland ontor tainod Bovoral of lior frionds at hor homo on Friday, Bccombor 80. It was tho sovonth anniversary of lior birthday, and she and hor guests lind a most enjoyablo timo from 8 to 5 o'clock in tho afternoon. Tiloso present woro Misses Ludio Jordan,1 HOBSio Austin, Lucile Hamilton, .leau nefl ce Holland and Master John Riobard j Strother. OTU KU H KWH, Mrs. O. R. Boylo and Miss Janio Sltton I visited Mrs. C. c. Jones in Greenville j Inst week. Miss Dana Mooro and Master Worth I Moore loft on tho vest?bulo Monday for| Atlanta to bo gono about a month. Miss Wynona Mooro has gono to Andor son to spend some lime. Tho frionds of Miss Frances Lowory aro sorry to know that sho is suffering! from la grippe. Mi-, George Y. Coloman spout tho lat-1 tor part of tho holidays in Greenville. Misses Lillian Caldwoll and Mary I Cherry spout sovoral days of last WOOK | at Hickory Flat. Tho many frionds of Miss Mario Iluff .unnii, now of Polzer, woro glad to soo| hor in town during last and this week. Sho lind boon to Lavonia to attend tho| wedding of Miss Mary Thrashor and Mr. Robert Ellison. Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Bryan and Master Harry Bryan have gono to Florida, whoo thoir friends aro suro they will have al tiolightful timo. Thoy will visit Tampa, [ Jacksonville and St. Augustine. Mrs. 1). K< Norris, of Hickory Flat, | Visited Mrs. J. W. Btribling last wcok. M i BS BoBsio Norris spout Sunday inj Sonoca. Miss Nellie Glgnilliat entertained somol frionds at hor homo on Prii1 v afternoon I of Christmas wook. A colored boy named Robert Wilson was buried Friday, his doath having boon caused by over-exertion riding a bioyolo. Tho President of tho Students' Club desires us to announce that thr spinsters of Seneoa expect to bavo an ontortain mont at Stribling's Hall Friday evening, January 18th. BEATS THE KLONDIKE. Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Marysville, Toxas, has found a moro valuablo dis covo'v Mian baa yot boon mado in tho Klondike. For years ho Buffered untold I agoi y from oonsumptlon, accompanied I by hemorrhages, and was absolutely cured by Dr. King's Now DiBcovory for oonsumptlon, coughs and colds. Ho do- ' claros that gold is of littlo valuo in com parison with this marvelous euro; would bavo it ovon if it cist a hundred dollars ! a bottle. Asthma, bronchitis mid all throat and lung affections aro posltivoly ourod by Dr. King's Now Dlscovory for consumption. Trial bottles freo at J. W. Boll's, Walhalla, W. J. Lunnoy's, Sonoca, and IL B. Zimmerman's, Westminster, drug stores. Regular sizo fiO cents and $1.00. Uuarantood to oiuo or prico re funded. Our Onkway Ihulgot. OAKWAY, S. C., January 2, 1800.- Tho heal! li of our pooplo is vory good, with tho oxooption of Mrs. S. B. King, who | luis boon very siok, but is somo bottor. Holidays aro over and wo oluldrou will bavo to start to sohool again. Oh, wo, ' know we wil\ have to studs hurd, but j that will do us good, for without study wo can novor got an education. Mr. W. T. Edwards, of Tooooa, Ga., has boen visiting his brothnr, Mr. L. A. Edwards. Tho Christmas nights bavo boon on-? joyod by tho young poonlo aVtonding so ciables. As spaco will not pormlt we will not montlea all, but will B^y thoy woro all BUCCO8B00. Tho 0110s onjoyod most woro a penny party at Mrs. M. J. Reeder'?, turkoy supper at Mr. W. M. LommopVa, and pound suppor nt Mr. Jamos Flnloy's. Of course wo children woro not loft | out of tho sooiablos, for tho candy stretching of J. A. Kubanks and tho pound supper of ll. J. Myers wore on joyed by all tho littlo folks. Among tho visitors at Oakway woro Misses Floria Horny and Bortha Graham, O? : euee; Dolla and Ida Allowine, of Al.'ievillo; Luoy Harris, of Townv(lh)^ Rosa King, of Westminster J 4,estie Mooro, of Tokcona; Mis^ Yadio Orr, of Mountain Resit Mc M II!. J. Ilunnioutt, of Seneoa: \ivg\l MoCrnokon, of Goor u?i*" ftaruott Martin, Of Wostminstor; Vyoodson ?l* *>i Tokoona; Wm. Hun tor and Jr J. "dor, of Mountain Rest. Mrs. Gi,., go 'Gg and hor two little sons, of Mnriotia, snoot th? day with tho family of Mr. J. W. Boardon Wodnos riay. A happy new year to all. ? WILL SELL ALL CHRISTMAS GOODS AT OUST. Now is your Chance for Bargains, AV ??hinif my friends abd cunto)nom a bright and happy Now Year, mid thank ing thom for their liberal patronage in tho past, and asking a continuance of tho same, Very rospootf ully, JAmES H. DARBY. ^ 'Til JANUARY 1, 1890, wo are offoriug a nico Ruo of Gainosvillo Hand- > Made Shoos at cost. Tho largost and most ooniploto slock of Shoos wo havo ovo? had, (any numbers,) at prloes that will suit ovon 4$ couta cotton. A, look wii? oc-k v*r<co you iiiat wc are dividing the profit with you. Also a ear of Furniture at oxtremoly low prloos. Especial attention givou to Coffins. A nico lino of llugglos, Ruggy and Wagon Harnoss, Saddles, Ac. lints, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Clothing, Cloaks, Maoklntoshos and Ovorcoats. lu foot, anything usually kept in a first-class Storo of Gonoral Mor ohandiso. Soliciting your trado, I am, yours for businoss, r 6=3 f???TEB West Union, S. O. INTER IS HERE and you cortalnly will want a good warm suit. Como and soo how cheap you can got ono of our all wool Suits. Wo hnvo a largo nud woll solactod stock and our p?deos ar0 jUB(? tuo thing you aro looking for. Why do you cry "Low Cotton" whon you can got ono of our all wool Suits for $3.05 ? our $0.60 Suits for $5.00; our $9.00 Suits for $7.50: our $12.60 Suite for $10.50. Wo aro not trying to soil you cheap Clothing ohoap, out good Clothing ohoan. Wo also have a fow good wool Suits that wo aro going to lot slip at nud BELOW COST. So now ls tho timo to proparo for winter. If you h?.d rather hr.TS a gum! heavy Joans Suit to protect you from tho cold, just oall on us. Wo havo tho Joans. Wo can't bollo\o you would ohjoot to our vory low pricos on Jenns, so wo will uot stop to mention our vory low prices. snOES 1 Yes, wo have thom and oan lit you up with a pair of nico Sun day Shoes for only $1.00. Good wholo ntook ovory day wear for tho samo. All other Shoos ns reasonable So como. A trial ?B all wo ask. Remember, wo carry a largo lino of GROCERIES of all kinds, and wo aro "Tho People" that will savo you money on thom. J. & J. S. CARTER, SUCCESSORS TO CARTER MERCHANDISE COMPANY, WESTMINSTER, S. C. NEWS NOTKH. Intcrenting levitt* Mherlened Dawn for tho IKontlora of tho Courier. Ovor '200 persons woro arrosted in At lanta Monday on tho chnrgo of drunken ness, v Among othor things, Presidont McKin ley received for a Christmas prescht, a mooking bird. Miss Morcodcs Garcia, daughter of tho lato gonoral, died at Thoraasvillo, Ga., last Tuesday. Tho Presidont has appointed Ethan A. Hltchcook, at prosont ambassador to Russia, to succoed Cornolius N. Bliss, as scorotnry of tho interior. Senator Eryo, of Maine, says that "if wo aro crazy, we will givo tho Philippines back to Spain, and if wo nro fools, wo will divido thom among European na tions. He wants to hold thom. By tho retirement of Admiral Bunco on account of tho ago limit, last Sunday, Admiral Dowoy has booomo tho senior ofllcor of tho American navy. Unless Congress makes an exception in his case, Admiral Dowoy will bo rotirod on Do oombor 20, next. Lie, Steal and Swear ! T TT?^ AWAKE thc80 long winter XJJLJliJ nights and think ovor tho present a you aro going to givo to your rolativos, frionds or sweetheart. OrpTTt A T AWAY from thoso to O _L J\MJ\.JLJ whom you aro going to give prcsoute and mako your .selections and dT?TTf A T> THAT you will buy O VV XhJ\. JLV only at J. W. Boll's Drug Storo, whore you can got( ovory tbing nt tho lowest prices. You will find a full liuo of Fancy Chinnwarc, Glassware, Toys, Dolls, Toilet and Fancy Artiolos, Jowolry, Plain and Fancy Box and Looso Station ery, Albums and a splendid lino of Ox ford Biblos and Testaments. Now For Xmas, 1S/L Y Lino of SILVER NONKLTIES is unequaled by nny thing shown boro boforo and ave RS oheUp as can bo found any whore. HAIR CURLERS, NAIL FILES and POLISHERS, SHAVING BRUSHES, BLOTTERS and numer ous other novoltios. Also Colulold boxos of various kinds. Modallons, a beautiful nssortmont. Photo. Frames and Albums to ?ult all sizo purses. Call boforo you inulto your pur chases, or you may regret lt. W. J. Lunney, Druggist, Seneca, S. C. Candies, Nuts and Fruits, Firoworks of ovory description. Full liuo of tho Celebrated Unwko's Spectacles and Glassos. PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES. B^**Pr080ripttons accurately compounded Day or Night. J. W. KELL, Walhalla, S. C. Christmas Goods ! CHRISTMAS GOODS at mmnloutt's. Christmas comos hut onco a yoar-. It i? moro bloBscd to givo than to re?oive Mako all your family happy by giving thom presents for Christmas, which thoy will alway? appreciate and ncvor forgot. It ?B a day when ovory ono should holp to mako tho littlo ones happy. To moot tho want? of my trado I havo in stock tho best soloctod artiolos sultablo for Chil dren, Ladies and tiontlomen. Como carly and mako your Bolootion boforo tho stock is pioked ovor. Wo havo marked all our goods down. Wo will givo you Millinory, Dry Goods, Shoes and Notions at a very low price. E. J. HUNNICUTT, Seneca, S. O?' H. O. BUSCH, DEALER IN Staple & Fancy Groceries FRUITS AT ALL SEASONS. Cash or bartor for Poultry und Eggs. Bakory furnishes Frosh Broad and Cakos. -RESTAURANT-: ??^" Lunches sowed at all hours. "$23 4-21-08-ly WAIJIAIiliA HOVHL, W. H. HESTER, Malinger. Popular Summer and Winter Resort, imooial attontion to tho oomfort of guosts. Commodious Rooms. Elegant Faro. 4-21-98-ly GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Deposits roooivod, Exohongo sold, Col I loctions promptly made 4-&1-98-ly ? - THE BARTK* GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS BvCVNE. Flx,oba,vvg? sold, Collections promptly mdo. J. W. STR1BLING, 4-Sl-08-ly Ooshlor. T RESPECTFULLY offer my?c*v)cos to X tho people of Wostmi.neter ftml vicinity. Will bo in drag atoro next to J. & J. 8. Carter In day tl WV, ai tho Westminster Hotel at night. W* ?.Marri?, M* i> Why Do You Go to the Drug Store ? Bocauso you can't got tho Medicino anywhere oise. Wo koo]) always on. hand just such ns you ncod. Wo koop nothing but tho Purest and Freshest Drugs. Wo buy nothing but. tho best that money can buy. Buy from us and wo guarRntoo lt to bo tho best that monoy can buy. This is tho kind that you want. If you want cheap goods go to othors. Wo koop tho host-somo thlng that wo do guarantee A ploasod oustomor is our best advor tisomont. Thoy nover loavo us any other way. Don't rnako a mistako and go gomo whovo olso, but como to seo us. 0OMFANirf SENECA, S. 0. Tolophonc call, 1 long. Notice to Trespassers. TTNBHR an Act bi tho LogiAlafcn*^ U passed last Fobruary, I forbid any entry on my lands. Soo Section 17?. Do'combor 20th, 1808. WM, F. ERVIN. 51nv?,