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-mm.IIIIKIP-MIUF-WI-run ni.WIMIIUW Avo carofully regarded, and wo gutd lag tho gooda that soil-that possess tho ti a faotor hi thia Btcvo's BUOCCBB. That tho conclusively by tho buyers who mako this Looking Where One Ugh Is a pretty good Idea when it comos which you trado should bo tho ono that risk lu your buying boro-:*Your monoy b ity. Westend baok of ovcry transflctlon Qivo mo a call, or sond your ohlbt OJ : Yours rcs G. G. JAYNE! T OQT1 ONE NOTK trom P< Pi ?J\JO JL Koblns to J. T. Robins for ono thousand dollars, duo the 1st day of January, 1000. All persons aro horoby notiflod that If said noto is tradod for or oashed it will and must be at the risk of tho partlos tradiug for said noto, as 1 havo not parted with tho ownership of tho carno. J. T. boniNS. liuofnil aub Dttwnal. -Remember, we will glvo you bot tor bargains in shoos and hats than you ever had boforo. Cash Bargain Store. -Misses Mao Wyly and Boll MoWhor tor returned to llotroat Tuesday, after a pleasant visit to friends in Walhalla. -Fino milch cow for salo. Apply to W. J.Stribling, Westminster, S. 0. -Boni, Tuesday, October 8, te Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Nash, a son. -Largo Uno fall millinery, notions, etc., at Mrs. E. M. Cndworth's. -Major S. P. Dondy is attending court at Webster, N. C., this wook. -Sond your servant Or child to Jaynos. Sond overybody to Jaynos, tho grocor. -Bead Carter ?Sr Co.'s now ad. Thore is something to interest ovorybody. Givo them a call. -October 0 to 14-tho millinery open ing afc Miss It, Phillips*, Sonoca, S. C. -Mr. and Mrs J. W. Nix loft Walhalla Sunday morning for their homo in Groonwood. -Don't forgot Miss Phillips' millinery opening at Seneca, October 0 to 14. -Bead L. C. Craig's new advertise ment and givo him a call. Ho is offering bargains. -Mr. H. C. Busch and family have moved into Mrs. C. G. Strong's residence on Faculty Hill. -Call and examine tho stock of mil linery, otc, at Mrs. E. M. Cndworth's. ?-Mr. V. L. Norman and family havo moved into "Tho Cedars," on Main Street. -Hov. J. N. H. Summeroll, of Ander son, will address the Stone Church Comc tory Association at its mooting next Friday, October Otb. -Fall millinery opening at Miss B. Phillips', Seneca, S. C., Monday, Oct. 0, to Saturday, Oct. 14. Largo and beauti ful lino. Don't fail to visit her store. - Married, at tho residence of Mr. Joseph Jones, in tho Doublo Springs community, on Sunday,October 1st, 1800, by Hov. B. J. Vinson, Mr. G. D. Oglo and Miss Alico Soiglo. -Tho host selected lino of millinery and notions in this market. Opening from October 0 to 14. A cordial welcomo to ail. Miss H. PHILLIPS, Seneca, S. C. -Mrs. E. C. Hesso and her little son, Master Ernest, of Charleston, aro spend ing a fow days with Mr. J. J. Ansel and family on their roturn homo from High lands and other places in North Carolina. -A suro cure for cough and cold is Bromo Laxative. Try lt. J. H. Darby, Druggist. - Mrs. Jas. Seaborn and son, .lames, left this (Wednesday) morning for Bow ersvillo, Ga., where thoy will spend somo timo visiting relatives. -For sick headache, loss of appetite and any disorder of tho liver, take one of Lunnoy's 8-hour livor pills at night for a fow nights and noto tho result. '2f> couts at Lunnoy's, Seneca. -Capt. and Mrs. J. C. Norris, Miss Sudio Qilmcr and Miss Seel, of Ander son, spent last Thursday at t ho homo of Mrs. J. T. Kay, on their way homo from tho mountains. -Uso Honry (May Flour-sold by Jaynos. Uso everything Jaynos sells, but buy it from bim. -Miss Maggio Marett, who has been on au extended visit to hor sister, Mrs. J. B. Earle, will loavo this week for Sa vannah, where sho and her mother ex pect to mako their future home. - Boforo buying seo our buggies, wngons, harness, laprobes. Wo carry a nompleto lino. J. ?Sr J. S. Carter, West minster, S. C. -Quito a number of young ladies and gontlemon wore entertained at tho homo of Mr. W. L. Vernor last Thursday evon ing. Tho gathering was in honor of Misses McWhorter and Wyly, of Retreat. -If you sul?er with cold feet, buy one of my hot wator bottles. J. H. Darby, Druggist. -Prof. J. W. Gaines, Principal of the Welsh Neck High School, writing to us from Hallsville, S. C., under dato of October Sd, says : "Enclosed find ono dollar for which plcaso sond my old friend, Tun KBOWKR CouilIKn." -Health for ton couts. Cascarets make tho bowels and kidneys act natur ally, destroy microbes, cure headache, biliousness and constipation. All drug gists. -Miss A nniii Crisp and M isters Rao Fahnestook, Pleasant Allen and Redmond loft Tuesday for Spartanbnrg county to enter the Cedar Springs Insti tute. Lillie Miss ('risp and Master Rae Fnhnestock havo attended the institute boforo and have made splendid progress. -Wo aro oxpecting a big lot of over coats by the 10th of this month. He sure and ooo thom, for they sure will suit you in.'qnulity and price. Cash Bargain Store. -Tho Toccoa Record of last week has the following to say of a young lady well known in Walhalla: "M?BB Hessie Alexander, ono o.' South Carolina's fair est and sweetest maids, has returned to her home in Greenville, after a ploasant visit to her cousins, tho Misses Deaton, ir? Toecoa." -My lino of stationery can't bo heat , call and soo it. J. II. Darby, Druggist. -Wo understand that thore has been some complaint about tho pows in tho Walhalla Baptist church sticking to your clothes. Mr. Harry L. Long, our flue and ai list .ie. painter, informs us that ho has recontly applied a coat of grain alcohol shalac to tho seats and ho gu?ran teos from henceforth thoro will bo no moro danger of sticking. -Try Jaynos' laundry soap. Try Jaynos' washing powder. Try everything that Jaynos soils. lo our purchases along suob linos. Koop uorit to mnko thom movo along Uvoly-I? I prices swoop along oasy Huon is proven j store thoir trading place. its to paying out your money. The store at I roturns you tho bent valuo, There's no | aok" if not a valuo and tho proper quai -wo guaiautoo OYory prioe. r sorvanv. poctfully, / >, The Grocer. -At J. M. Wigington's glu you oan got tho ii nos(, snraplo, uoatest halo and best turnout of cotton. Try him. -Mrs. Thos. Jouklns and Mies SUO I Sloan, who hnvo boon visiting Mrs. E. M. Cudwortb, re*.r.rncd to Pondlcton thloj (Wednesday) morning. -Wo will toko pleasure lu showing you our fall and wintor clothing. Cash Bargain Store. -Mrs. W, B. Grant and Miss Binnoho I Wall, of Clayton, Qa., spoilt last Satur day in Walhalla at tho homo of Mrs. E. A. Boll. -Just rocoivod a largo assortment of fino cigars and tobacco. J. II. Darby, Druggist. -Hov. J. G. Law, D. D., owing to tho j abaonco of Hov. J. L. Danlo!, on account of sickness in bis family, kindly con sented to fill bis pulpit In tho Walhalla ] .Methodist, church on last Sunday morn ing and night. Mr. Law preached to tho groat delight and edification of all whoso plonsuro it was to hoar him. -Hov. J. G. Law, D. D., and family, af tor spending tho .summer at thoir beau tiful homo in Walhalla, returned to | Ocala, Fla., whoro Mr. Law is tho pastor of a largo Presbyterian ohuroh of that I oity. Thoir many frionds boro rogrot | thoir departure and will look forward with pleasure their rotura next summor, as it is Mr. and Mrs. Law's dcslro and ] purpose to spend thoir summers in delightful climate Wo havo just received a fino, now stock of Imported DRUGS and MEDICINES, which wo will bo pleased to supply our customers at LOWEST PRICKS. OUR CHINA DEPARTMENT. Tin and Agatowaro, Lamps and Glassware always arriving. Grocories, Fish and Sausngo frosh every wcok. ' NORMAN'S. Walhalla Cotton Market. WALHALLA, S. C., Ootobor 4.-Cottou firm with an upward tondoncy. Mid dling, 7?; strict middling, 7i; good mid-| diing, 78; strict good middling, 7i. Tho Oconeo County Alliance Will meet at Bounty Land school house on tho second Friday, tho 18th of Octo bor. JAHRS T. REID, President. List ol Unclaimed Letters. Tho following is a list of lottors re maining uncallod for in tho Walhalla post oflico for tho month ending Soptom bcr 30: Miss Lona Wald, Mrs. Allio Brown. Mrs. C. Barr, Mrs. D. J. Jacobs, Mr. Arthur Williams. Poisons calling I for any of tho above lottors will picasso j say thoy aro advertised. J. M. MKHHICK, P. M. Preaching Appointments. Hov. R. J. Vinson is tho pastor of tho following Baptist churches in Oconoo county and bis preaching appointments at | tho same: Doublo Springs, on first Sun day in each month; Rocky Fork, BCCOIH! Sunday; Mount /ion, third Sunday, and Brass Town, fourth Sunday. Rocontly j tho membership at Rocky Fork church havo orected a neat and comfortable house of worship. Size, 20 x 80. Clemson Scientific Association. Tho llfteonth rogular mooting of tho Clemson Collogo Sciontiflo Association will bo held in tho physics room of tho College next Thn?B?aj night beginning at 8 o'clock. Lectures will bo dolivored by Professors R, N. Bracket, Ernest Walker, W. II. Boehm, Thomas G. Poats and J. P. Lowis. All mombors of tho Association aro requested to bo prosont and tho public aro invited. Oconoo Dirt is on tho Riso. On last Monday, which was salcsday, tho Master offered for salo, to tho high est bidder, tho real estato of Warron Davis, colored, deceased. The first track, 14 acres, 5 milos from Walhalla, was sold for $1)0. Tho second tract, 23 acres, 7 milos from Walhalla, sold for $137. Tho third tract, IO acres, 4 milos from Walhalla, sold for $000. .-_-i New baptist Church. Thoro was a now Baptist church con stituted at Mountain Grovo school house, in Ooonoo county, on last Saturday, Sep tember 30th. Revs. R. J. Vinson, L. D. (/'hambers, Robert Cobb, Messiah Cobb) and /. Carswoll, constituted the presby tery which organized tho church. Thc now church starts off with 24 mombors. Kev. Robt. Cobb is tho pastor. Wo trust | tho church will be a groat power for good in tito community in which it is located. Will Return. Owing to the brilliant success of A. K, Hawkes, the famous Atlanta Opticians' Specialist during Ids last visit, ho bas boon induced to visit our town again, and will romain at tho storo of his agont, ,J. W. Boll, druggist, for 3 days, beginning October 1 Ith. All poisons whoso oyes need attention will now tako advantage of this opportunity. Mr. Hawkes has all the modern appliances for tho scient i lie adjustmont of spectacles and oyo glasses to tho eye. There is no Optician in tho United States who enjoys tho confidence of tho peoplo more than Mr. Hawkes. His nano is a familiar word throughout j a section of tho count v inhabited by over twenty-five millions of peoplo. Mr. Hawkes has probably fitted glasses to tho eyes of more people of national and international famo than nay other Optician living. His wonderful success is duo to tho superior grado of bis glaasos, and to tho confldonco tho people havo in his ability as a practical Optician. This Arm was established in lK70,noarly thirty years ago. Call early, as ho will romain but 3 days, as ho bas othor ongagomonta for later dates. Caution:-Theso famous glasses aro| never peddlod. (."arrlag;* at Oakway. j Man-iud, afc tho resldpuoo oi thu bride's i mother, Mrs. ?Tono Haloy, at Oakway, on 'Sunday, Ootobor lat, 1809, at 2 P. M., Mr. Sylyoetov Boarden aud Mina Auuto Ilaloy, Rev. J. M. MoGuiro officiating. The oeromoDy was witnessed by the tnotnbors of tim. families of tho happy couple. Many f riendB extend congi?ulu lation? and host wishes.. Tke> loft Mon day for Greenville, 3. 0., whore thoy i will make their futuro homo. Ooonoe Has Not Been Hean! Fron>. Comptroller Qonoral Dorham com plains that he oannot get promptly tho Inooessary sworn roports from county Hu pei intondent? of Education to enable him to apportion tho $25,000 sobool fund, turned ovor Bomo timo ago by tho dis pensary, and now lying idle in ibo Stale jTroasury. Only a few oountlos havo sont in tho neooBsary roports and ro oetvod their apportionment. Ooonoo's report has not boen sont in, Supposed Inoendiary Fire. Tho barn, oom orlb and stablos of Mr. W. E. Ninunon?, on Keowoo river, wore burned last Saturday night, Soptombor 30th, about 12 o'olook. Ills loss, bo HidOB tho building?. WSB 5,000 buud'.OB of foddor and 50 bushels of oom. Tho horeos and eattlo woro only Favod by herculean of?Oito. It appoai'S that tho lat had been sot in tho foddor at both onds of tho barn at tho ?a.ne timo, boneo tho strong suspicion that it was tho work of an incendiary. Loss estimated at $400. No insurance Storehouse Robbed. Wo aro informed that tho storohouso of Mr. P. P. Sullivan, of Fort Madison, was brokou opon on last Saturday night, Soptombor 80th, about il o'clock, aud a wagon load of dry goods and groceries tabeu thorofrom. Tho tracks of tho wagon and robbors woro followed somo distance out of town, but woro finally lost and tho chase given up. Tho sup position is tho robbery was committed by White persons. Wo hopo Mr. Sullivan will catoh tho thiovos and havo motod out to thom tho full ponalty of tho law for suoh an ofYouce. Tho Walhalla Dlsponsary. Tho following statistios show thc workings of tho Walhalla dispensary for tho past quarter: Gross rccoipts foi July, $007.00; for August, $715.85; for Soptombor, $000.05; grand total for these months, $1,024.10. Gross profite from salos, $345.77; oxponsos, $203.20, leaving a not balance of $142.48, which has bcon turnod ovor to County Troasuror Kay for tho bonofit of tho public schools of Oco uoo county. Wo understand that tho dispensary business at Soncca for tho samo poriod was about throo timos that of Walhalla. Death ol J. H. KlolnVeck. As bo was walking out of his gato yes torday morning Mr. J. H. Kloinbcck hat! a pulmonary homorrhago and in a fovi minutos was doad. Mr. Kloinbcck lived at tho corner ol Islanding and Winn stroots in wbicl locality ho had quito a good deal of pro porty. Ho was at ono timo aotivoly am prominently engaged in business in tba section of town and accumulated a for tuno, hoing among tho wealthiest citi /.ens of Columbia. His disposition wai I a retiring ono and of Jato yoars ho ha( lived vory quiotly. Mr. Ktoinbook was about fifty yoars o ago and was a nativo of Walhalla. Who? a young man ho carno to Columbia am was omploycd by Soogors & Diorcks. Hi remained with that firm until ho wen into business for himself. Mr. Klein book had invested somewhat largely ii real ostato and among his purchasos wa: tho old Stork placo which ho aftowardi Bold to the land company and it was dn volopod into Shandon. His sister was tho first wife of Mi George Bruns. Sho died somo twont yoars ago, leaving; oight childron, six o whom aro living,-Tho State, October ! Mr. Kloinhcok had many friends i Walhalla who will bo sorry to hoar of hi doatliT Mooting of Board of County Commissioners. Tho Board of County Commissioner mot Tuesday in thoir ofilco and tram acted much business in thc way of au dlting claims. Supervisor J. M. Uunnioutt reportei that a now road should bo established loading from tho Lawronco ford on Koo wee rivor to tho Davis crossing on th Air Lino Railroad, and Lester Hawkini W. R. Davis and W. K. Doyio aro ar pointed a special commission to lay on and advortiso tho samo. Tho Supervisor roports that a chang should bo mado on tho old Pickcns road near J. W. Fendloy's and W. H. Mm phroo's houses and Sup " visor is authoi izod to make tho samo. It is ordered that tho Board look oi and inspect tho throo routes for a publi road noar j. J. Keith's and W. M. Cobb residences on October 12th, 1800. Tho question of tho sottlomont of til caso of lt. A. Gilmor against Ocoiu county was presented by J. R, Karlo, a tornoy, who asks that $200 bo allowed i sottlomont. A resolution was offered and drawn b Maj. W- J. Stribling to tho offoot that caso ls ponding for tho sumo mutter. A potition is presented asking for now road from Walhalla to Sal om tty Co Thompson's and Smith's old saw mi place, which is considered and laid ov< for futuro consideration. Tho following resolutions woro ai opted : Resolved, That a new houso bo hui at tho poor house. I Resolved, That all county officers, whom this board is required to funds stationery, furnish to tho olork of th board estimates of all stationery th will bo needed by thom for tho yoar, i nonras thoy can, at tho beginning < each yoar, and that snob stationery 1 ordered through tho board. Kc solved, That W. H. Leo bo elect* Steward at tho poor houso and farm f tho year 1000 at a salary of $175 per yon Wo may havo something to say lat about tho conduct of tho Suporvisoi oflico. --4*? A Thousand Tongues Could not oxpross tho rapturoof Ann E. Springer, of 1125 Howard st., l'htl d cl ph ia, l'a., when sho found that E King's Now Discovery for consumptii had complotoly cured hor of a haokii cough that for many yoars had mado li a burden. All other remedies and dc tors could Kivo her no bein, hui she sa of this Royal Curo-"it soon romov tho pain in my chest and I now sic soundly, something I can scarcely i momber doing before? I fool Uko aoiui ing its praiso thoronght tho Universe So will ovory one wno trica Dr. Kin; Now Dlscovory for any troublo of t throat, cliest or lungs. Pride 50 con and $1.00. Trial bottto froo rtt all dn stores In tho county. Every bottlo gm autoed. -~i Dologatos, ropsononthig #5,000,000 Pw bytorians throughout tho world, assoi bled Wodnosday In Washington toattoi the first session of thq'Pan-Prosbytorl alliance. Rov. W. (V Novillo, of Yoi rille, uni Rov. S. S. Law, of Columbia, n tho dologatos from' tho South Carol! Synod. / * ,r K????r. ; MOVED TO ATLANTA. Mr. 0. W. Pro? and Family Make the " Gato City " Tholr Future Homo. ; 6u last Saturday Mr. G. W. Pratt and family moved to Atlanta, where thoy will make tholr homo lu the futuro. Thia auriouuoomout will bo received with doop regret by their'many f\ rds in Walhalla and throughout Oconee county. Tho obauge ls made, however, t'uv purely businoss reasons, Mr, Pratt haying recontly boon Installed as <Joue rai Mauagor of Tho American Stoker Company, of Now*York, for tho Soutfi1 ern States, with headquarters at' Atlanta. His ofllco is No. 427 Prudoutlal Building where ho will oxorolso Buporvisiou ovor tho immense business of this Strong firm throughout tho ontlro South. His con stant proBouoo and attention is required, and hence tho chango of his residence. Mr. Pratt carno to Walhalla, fr?ro Charleston, on Maroh 1st, 1881, to apOopt tho position of book-keeper and credit man for D. Biomann, Son . & Co. He re mained with that firm nine y o awi, ?md BOOU became thoroughly identified with tito people of his town and county. Bright, jovial aud cheerful in disposition, ho was uot long in becoming acquainted wi tit our people, and many fast friend ships woro formed. Though quito a young man ho always took a doop < nt cr est in tho welfare of his' oounty and Stato, and soon became kuowh - lu politi cal circles as a strong and influential Democrat. As a political worker ho was reckoned among tho vory boat in tho oounty. His ability and inlluenoo soon became recognized boyoud tho bordors of his own county, and, in 1802, ho was appointed Assistant Journal Clork of tho IIouso of Representatives in Washing ton, D. C., under Spoakor Chorlos F. Crisp, of Georgia. For four yearn ho discharged tho arduous duties of tho ofllco with conspicuous ability. His knowledge of parliamentary law was frequently laid under tributo to his supe riors in the decision of intrloato nud difllcult questions. Ho was a favorito with Congressmon from all sections of tho country, and a chango In tho politics of tho ndminl -tration 1B all that wrought tho chango in his position, and mado a Republican bis successor. Mr. Pratt thou carno homo and gavo himself up to business pursuits again. For tho jiast th roo yettrs ho was Southorn salesman of mill supplies for ibo firm of Morton, Rood & Co., of Baltimoro, and travolod oxtonsivoly. On Juno 1st, 1800, ho was mado Southern manager of his present company. Ho is now in tho primo of a vigorous and onorgotio manhood, hoing only thirty-eight years old. Wo prodiot for him a brilliant and successful busi ness caroor. His company bas tho right man in tho right placo. His departure rotuove a formidable candidate from tho approx bing raco for Clork of Court of Ocor J county. In 1800 ho mado a highly . editable cam paign, receiving a plurality of forty-Bix votes over six popular competitors in tho first Democratic primary elect ion. Under tho rules a second primary olootlon bad to bo hold, tho raco hoing made by tho two candidates reooiving tho highest number of votcB in tho first. Mr. Pratt made tho second race against tho then incumbent, ono of tho most popular mon in Oconoo county, and missod tho elec tion by only a small margin. This was tho only timo ho has ovor boon a candi date boforo tho pooplo for any ofllco, and, having mado such a duo raco, he is recognized as logically tho lending oau didato for Clork of Court next yoar, should ho romain and ontor tho cam paign. On Juno 28th, 1883, ho was happily married lo Miss Mary Dawson, of Char leston. Sho has boon to bim a help-moot indocd, and presides ovor tho homo with queenly grace Six interest ing children cheer I heir hearts. During; the aixtooil years that Mrs. Pratt? has livod in Wal halla shu has been highly est cerned ns a lady of culturo, refinement and grace Tho best wishes of a host of frionas go with her to her new homo. But, in this transitory lifo, joy and sorrow chase each other at ovory stago, and arc intermingled ovor and anon. Walhalla will always bo a sacred placo to Mr. and Mrs. Pratt, for boro thoy loavo in silent reposo tho precious dust of two darling babes, and of his father and mothor, tho lato G. L. and Ellon M. Pratt. Tho sacred spot will bo over dear until tho last step of this earthly pilgrim age. Thoro woro many sad "good bys" last wook whoa Mr. and Mrs. Pratt bado adieu to their friends in Walhalla. Wo join in wishing thom continued good for tune. A Frightful Blunder Will of ton causo a horrible burn, scald, cut or bruise. Buoklon's Arnica Salvo, tho best in tho world, will kill tho pain and promptly heal it. Cures old sores, fovor sores, ulcors, .boils, felons, corns and all skin eruptions. Boat pilo euro on earth. Only 25 couts a box. Curo guaranteed. Sold by all druggists in tho county. Rov. O. L. Martin, pastor of tho First Raptist church of Anderson, has hin dered bis resignation, offootivo January 1. By motion it was takon under con sideration for roport. CRAIG I! FOR BU Wo are Offering Some Rare Ba Overalls, Hunters' Coats IF YOU WANT SHOES OF ANY Kl BEFORE PLACING 1 IN DRY flOODS Wo liavo a nico lino of Common Worsted at8c, 10c, 121c, 15c, 20c, 25c. and 80o. WE HAVE As good a lino of Calico at-lc, 5c, (ic. and 7o. por yard as you will find anywhoro. IN NOTIONS WE SELL 10 Balls White Sowing Thread for only 5c 8 Papers Ordinary Pins for 5o. Ml Agate Buttons for 5c i Pair Cotton Towels lor bo. Ladles' Undorvests from 50c to $2.50 por pair. Men's Undershirts from 80c to $2.50 por pair. r r > < O c Wo Menu Business and will Tri Oil Anything; \ Rospe? L. C. C "W .A. T-i II A* THE NEWS FROM SENECA. ' '-J-'-.yy~i - -.- . . The Onoo-a-Weob Club's Meeline --The Local Nows A Brilliant Wedding SENECA, Ootobor 8.-Tho roasaombly 0>; tho Onco-a-Woek (Jlub ou last Thurs day ooourrod at tho roBtdonoo of the prosldont, Mrs. E. II. Hines. Tho oooa BIOU was entirely informal, and ?f a Boolal nature mainly, wbloh, by requost of the preaidont, was V..rried out aa a library party. Eaoh member was requested to j atveud In ropresoniatiou of a book, ita Utlo and author to bo guoosod by tho asa nobly. Some of tho symbols worn by tho 'ladies* wore most amusing and mystifying, notably among thom boiog j that of Mrs. Luunoy, who roprbsontod j "Equality;" "Hod jpadgo of Courage," Mrs. L.W.Jordan; "A Blue Chrysan-J thoraum" and "Trilby,'' Mrs. Thomas Lowory; "Under Two Flags," Mrs. Colo-1 man; "Cast Up by tho Sos," Mrs. J. M. Strothor; "EsBay on Mau," Mrs. T. E. Stribllng; "Nothing Now," Mrs. Jas. U. Adams; "Inez," Mrs. R. B. Caniak; "Beside the Bonnio Briar Bush," Mrs. O. F. Bacon; "Undor Two Flog?," Mrs. Wm. Cary. Mrs. Adams ' was tho luoky wlnuer of | tho prise, a boautiful souvoulr spoon. Tho consolation prize waa awarded Mrs. Wm. Cary, and wna a protty llttlo silvor I heart, tiod with lilao ribbon. Mrs. ni?os opened tho mooting by a I woll-worded address as proal 'out of tho [ club. Sho waa followed by -Irs. Colo man, Who spoke upon F?deration affairs. A reading, "Tho Chariot Kaoo," by Mrs. Adams, complotod tho programme Delicious refreshments, consisting ol' leos, oakoa and eonfootions, woro served in dainty style by tho hostess. After finishing tho routine businoss of j tho olub tho mooting was ndjouruod to moot noxt Tuosdoy afternoon at tho rosi douce of Mrs. Coloman. QENEUAT. LOO Ali NEWS. Miss May Ohorry loft .Seneca on Wed nesday for Birmingham, Ala., where she will upend tho wilder attending college. Dr. Davis Furraan, of Greonvillo, at toudod tho Lindsay-Huffman marriage on Tuosday. Seneca has handled a largor amount of ootton this year than ovor boforo at this season of ibo year. Our stroota aro tilled with ootton and cotton aood wagons ovory day. Trado has oponod vory livoly and tho merchant s aro vory smiling. Mr. Hobt. Mason ha3 resumed his studios in tho Modioal College of Au guBta. Mrs. Cooli Todd has taken his pla.ee nt Limnoy's drug storo. Dr. Louis Gray paid Soncoa a (lying visit last wook. His departure from j Seneca ia groatly doplorod by a largo circle of f'Jeudis and patrons. Mrs. II. J. Gignilliat returned on Sat urday frqm a delightful visit to Haiti-] moro, Richmond and othor points of | int mest. ' gj? MIBB Andros Sohrodor, after spondinj two wook8 lu Seneca aud Newry, roturncci to Walhalla on Saturday. Dr. E. M. Colomonhas so far recovered from fovor ns to bo able to ret urn to Georgia. Mr. F. A. Riohio, of Greonvillo, was In town on Monday. THE IAND8AY-HUFKMAN WEDDING. At high noon on Tuosday, tho third of I Ootobor, at tho Presbyterian ohuroh, Miss Mario Uuffman, of Seneca, and Dr. John Jamos Lindsay, of Duo West, woro unit ed iu marriago, Rov. Dr. Lindsay, fat hoi of tho groom, ofllciating. Tho ohuroh was artistically and beautifully drossod for tho occasion, tho decoration hoing undor tho skillful management of Mrs. T. E. Stribllng. Tho central figuro of tho decoration was a largo canopy, mado of autumn loaves and gold on rous. Four festoons of green and gold con nected tho canopy with four columns, mado nlao of green and goldonrod. Around tho edge of tho oanopy was a | fringo of roso buds. Tho entire back ground of tho chancel was a bank of palms, foniB and goldonrod. Tho bridal pair wore precoded by tho following ?oung gentlemen, who notod as ushers: fOBars. David Todd, of Seneca; Larry Thornley, Piokons; Eug?ne Fant, Ander son; E. O. Miller, Duo Wost; Dr. Rlas singamo, Piokons. Tho brido was aty lishly attired in a gown of mode broad cloth, with trimmings of dark garnett ] volvot. Hor hat matched hor dress in hue and was most becoming to her blondo stylo. A moro stylish or fairor | brido is seldom soon. Tho wodding march, from Mendelssohn, was rondorod by Mrs. T. E. Stribllng, wno also p'^yod softly and low tho sweet strains of "O, promise me," during tho entire cere mony. A largo orowci gathorod togothor to witness this interesting ceremony, and tho good Wishes Of a wide circle of friends follow Miss Mario to her now homo in Duo WcBt. Moro than ono hundred presents, beau tiful, taateful and coatly, boro ovldonco of tho high oatooni whioh is felt for tho brido. Among thom aro handsome sil ver, china, out glass and rich embroidery. Tho bridal pair boarded tho 12.40 train for a ?hort. tour. Their destination, according to fashion's edict, was not | rovoalod. On Monday evening Mi. and Mrs. Frank Cary gavo a vory ologant reception in honor of tho brido and groom and tboir frionda. Tho houso was beautifully decorated, tho front parlor hoing in whito and g ?'cen, I he back parlor in pink. At ll o clock an ologant supper, con sisting of moats, naiad.';, olives, sailed almonds, leos, cakes and fruits, was sorvod in tho spacious dining room. Tho table was mado beautiful with La Franco roaos and maldon hair forns. Rroad pink ribbons roaohod from tho ohandolior to eaoh oornor of tho lable. Fifty guests attended, and tho occasion was ono of groat pleasure. 'Misses Orra Hollingsworth, Minnie Rruco, of Pickons, and Josephine Gaskin, of Anderson, woro among tho visitors at I tho recent wodding. Miss Rruco is tho Suest of Mrs. G. W. Gignilliat for a fow ays. Miss Hollingsworth ia with Mra. Strothor. Miss CaBhin han rel urned to Anderson. 3 READY SINESS. rgains in Clothing:, Overcoats, and Shoes of Every Kind. ND IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US k'OUB FALL ORDER. r o o O < m 73 H x co H IT WILL PAY YOU To soo our lino of Cotton Chooks at 'tc. and 5o. GOOD LINE Rod and White Flannols from 12?o. to45o. IN HEAVY GROCERIES Wo aro soiling as folioWB, In no less a mount, than $1.00, at this prico, and that for cash only: 12 pounds. Groen Coffco, $1.00. 17 potrada Granulated Sugar, $1, 10 pounds Standard Sod". ibo. TRY A SACK Of our Three P's Flour and you will bpy no othor. Every aaok guaranteed. cnt You Hight. Oct Our Prices rou May Want. Rfully, ;RAIG, Mm Bi* Belang? ot Bchnylo?vllle, N. Y., who Wm4. In Company Bi ?tl? Vortaon* YplttKteoMP, baa. othor foos to battlo with after hts return /rom tho Jato war. Ho recently v/roto: "I have ?sed Dr. Mlle?' Restorative Nervine for nervousness brought on ty the use of tobacco and too clo?* applica^ tioa to business. It gave toe prompt relief without leaving any unpleasant effects. The result waa beneficial and lasting. I heartily endorse lt." ?B, MILES? is sold by nil druggists on guarantee, first bottle benefits or money back. Book on heart and nerves sent free. Or. Milos Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind. Oakway Horns. OAKWAY, Cotobor4.-Mr. JamoBLaw ronco, of Calhoun, proaobod nt tko Wos loyan Mothodist ohuroh Sunday at ll A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Lom Hobson, of Wost-1 minster, visited rolativos at this placo Sunday. Mr. G. W. Edwards and mother, of I Tooooa, visited Mr. L. A. Edwards tho | latter part of last wook. Hov. J. M. McGuiro was unanimously io-olooted pastor of tho Baptist ohuroh ] Sunday night. Miss Hattio MoLin Is visiting rolativcs | at Westminster. Mr. John Sowoll, of Lavonia, visited I his slstor, Mrs. W. S. Haloy, Saturday | night. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Hruco, of Town-1 villo, visited her mother, Mrs. M. J, Ilaloy, Sunday. Of courso, Brown Eyes, you ought to know moro aboutit than I do, boeauso you livo at that placo; but thoro aro othor redisons why I should think that you know moro than I do. I oxpoot you oan guess tho reason. . AUNT PKQOY. -???r> J&*a?to CANDY CATHARTIC. Gai ter Qots His Dose. WASHINGTON, D. C., Soptombor 80. Capt. O. M. Carter, of tho euginoor corps, U. 8. A., convicted by court martial of misappropriation government funds at Savannah, Ga., in tho building of tho dry docks thoro, must sorvo Uvo yoa*"'' imprisonment and pay a lino of $5,000. His sontouco was approved by tho ProBl dent to-day. Captain Carter is now at Govornors Island undor arrest and tho Bontonoo Will begin immediately. Tho sontonoo of tho court dircots his dismisal from tho army. .> - ? . Sunshino comos, no matter , how dark tho clouds aro, whon tho woman ivho Is homo down by woman's t roubles thins to Dr. Piorco's Favorito Proscription. Ii her lifo is mado gloomy by tlio ohronio wenkuoBBOB, dolicato uorangemonts, and painful disordors that afliict her sex, thoy aro completely cured. If olio's ovor workod, nervous, or "run-down," abo has now lifo and strength. "Favorito Proscription" is a poworful, invigorating tonic and a soothing and Btrougthoning nervino, purely vogotablo, perfectly harmless. It regulates and promotes all tho proper functions of womanhood, im proves digestion, eui ichor, tho blood, dispels aches and pains, brings rofrosh ing sleep, and rostoros health mid vigor. ????*?? i In co Children Burtiod to Heath. TALLULAH FAI.I.8, GA., Octobor b Last Saturday night Mrs. Fanny Scott, a widow, loft her homo, bou/ boro, to go to a danco in Ibo neighborhood. Boforo loaving her homo sho oarofnlly lookod up hor three childron, fastening also tho woodoo window shuttors. About 0 o'clook somo persons in tho vicinity hoard children's voleos calling, "Mother, mothorl Oh, mother!" and in a momont thoy noticed tho dwolllng to bo on Are. With all speed thoy ap proached tho house, but too lato. Tho littlo woodoo struoturo had fallon in a blazing mass of timbors. Tho throe childron woro burnod to death in tho Aro, tho bodies hoing ohar rod and burnod beyond recognition. Only a lamp was burning whon tho mother left lier homo, and it ls nrosumod tht> t an explosion caused tho ilro. Tho ages of the ohiidrou wore eight, six and ono and a half years. It is roportod that tho unfortunate mothor has lost hor reason. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly loavo you, if you usod Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills. Thousands of Bufforors havo proved thoir matehloss merit for niok and nervous headaches. They make puro blood and strong norvos and build up your heall h. Easy to tako. Try thom. Only 2b cents. Money baok if not cured. Sold by nil druggists in tho county. Thc Atlanta Journal says that Mr. Stovons, Stato Commissioner of Agricul ture of Goorgia, has rocontly received lottors from Now England, which ox pross tho opinion that tho ootton manu facturers of that roglcn would bo willing to oontrnot now for tho ontiro ootton crop of tho South noxt yoar on a basis of 74 oonts a pound. Tliat would bo a sharp trick. If suoh a proposition wero mado and accoptod, ovory mill in tho South would bo closed boforo another orop could bo markotod. "I wish to express my thanks to tho manufaoturors of Chamberlain's Collo, Cholora and Diarrhoea Remedy, for hav ing put on tho markot such a wonderful medicino," says W. W. Masslnglll, >f Roaumont Toxas. Thoro are many thousands of mothers whoso ohildren havo been saved from nttaoks of dyson? tory and ohclora Infantum who must also fool thankful. It is for salo by J, W. Holl, Walhalla; W. J. Lunney. Son ooa; H. R. Zimmormnn, Westminster. Tho inoomo tax ?aw, passed noarly two years ago, is vory muoh ignorod through out tho Stato. it should bo on forced or repealed. Have a fall Hue of ?ry ?oort s foi Two er three Handsome L'attoms Ali wc want Is te show and in in Farmers wanting empty Barrels We haye half a ear en hand? both wood We aro still giving moro (?HOCE A few of oar main things are? Three cakes of Good (isundrr Soc 18 pounds Good Oreen Coffee for cents a package and a Silver Knife or Arbuckle^, Lien and other Coffct Bring us your Chickens and Kggi Hens now* Yours* &c, Values that Wo aro making ovory offert-to orow< AuguBt-.want to make it a record month that have tho right jingle-styles and qu;d kind that really infinenoo your buying. When ^tig-ULst Swing Tho average dealer "lots up" a litth offo'rts-the days when tho volumo of tho Wo know that if wo koop your intt you'll remember UB whou tho autumn noci i to tho store that oaoh and ovory mouth makos it to your fluanolal interest to alwo These Can't, Bo Bent t Our Mooka and Java Parched Col?oc Our Kio arched Cotfoo at 10 cents. Our Oreen Rios at 0, 10 and 12? eon! Our Teas-Blaok and Oreen-at 00 c Our assortment of Fonoy Crackors JESig- Drives In Clothing, rants, Ovovalls, Shirts, -SCI TH T. E Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. OFFICE IN STABLE WH DO YOU THIA A Ladies' Glove or worth $I.OO, Como and soo our ii A FEW ALPINE HATS LEFT, WC Wo havo just rocoived a largo lot of A oomploto lino of Furnituro, sue' Bureaus, Washstands, &o. COFFINS TBIMME1 J ? St Jo Sn WESTMINE I have removed to the Reid Store with my stock of Staple and Fancy Grocer ies, all new and| fresh. Also, Dry Goods, Notions, Jewelry, &c. All of which will be sold at the Lowest possible price for Cash. Come and see me and you will not regret it. H. A. H. GIBSON. August 10, 1800. A ~~~~~~ Spring Cleaning. YOU givo your bout'O and farm a good oloanlng up ovory spring. Why not give yoursolf ono, too? Your system needs it af tor going through tho bad win ter Season as rouoTi as your house doos. Wo havo tho Modioino that does tho work, and does lt woll, too, It contains in ovory bottle all of tho host Drugs known to bo usoful as system-reuovntors. Como and soo, and lot us show it to you, and common sonso will do tho rest. All it costs is r>0o. and OOo. a bottlo. You oan't afford to do without it. And if yon aro just getting over tho grip we oan holp you lu that, too. It costa us nothing to show you our Modiolnos-~ln foot, wo toko pleasuro always in doing it. SENECA, S, C. r you to look at. of Black Brocaded Skirt Goodia ? our SHOKS, to nut Hornill um In can get thom here? andiron hoops. HiVK for tho uiooey than anybody eine ip for 5 couts. Si, and a Wood Parched Coffee fer 16 Fork with ?rory package is at ll cents per package. }. You may bring soiuo of the Old I^JKS? JW Sc co., "XV estiAirister. jan Something 1 plenty of business into tho month of . Wo'ro backing our desire by prloos litios that wo fool oro moBt ploaslng-the s Along ?, but it's tho timo tbis ?toro makes extra trado moauB moro to us than margins, rest, through tho mid-suronior months, tis aro on-you'll naturally pin your faith makes profitable buyiug for you; that ys como boro first. > at 25 cents. :s. louts. and Candles. Tlosiory, Dome itios, Ac, &c, lUMACHHIP E POPULAR PRICK STORE. Fertilizers ami Dynamite on Hand all tho Yonv Hound, , WALHALLA, S. C. IAT IK OF THIS? Pebble Grain Shoe, for* 70 Cents. iow lino of Trunks. I? FOR #3.00. )RTH $1.25, TO GO AT 08 CENTS. Chairs-Rockors of ovory description. li ns Rodroom Suits, Rodstoads, Tables, > AT ALTi IIOUKS. CARTER, JT13R, S. C. HpfTHl? Wo havo an up-to-date GINNERY, woil equipped, and, from this dato, wo will gin for 10 couts per Hundred P^uirol^ of Lint Cotton-that is, wo will charge only^"*"^* .10 couts for Ginning a Four Huudred Pound Ralo, or 50 couts for a F?YO Hun dred Pound Rale, packed in tho Squaro Press. Will pay fifty cont? por hundrod ($10 port?n) for COTTON SEED. Will, at all times, givo tho top of tho market for Seed. Vory respectfully, SENECA OIL MILL. " Sonoon, S. C., September 13, 1800. ?sffl Hite TREASURER'S OFFICE, WALHALLA, S. C., September 20,1800. rp .JL HE Rooks for tho collection of taxos for tho fiscal yoar commonoing January 1st, 1800, will open Ootobor 15th, 1809, and oloso December 31st, 1800. State tax.5 mills. School tax. 8 mills. Ordinary County tax.T2J mills. Spoolal Road tax .1 mill. Court tax. i mill. Past Indebtedness tax.lj mills. Total tax.13J mills. Midway School Dist., No. HO, 2 mills. Mt. Tabor School Dist,, No. 10, 2 mills. Bethel Sohool Dist., No. 5, 2 mills. Providonco Sohool Dist., No. 8, 2 mlllB. Wolf StakoSchool Di?t., No. 85,2 mills. Flftoon por cont penalty will bo at tached on all unpaid taxoa on January 1st, 1000. Information cheerfully givon by mall or othorwiso. J. R. KAY, Tronsuror Oconoo county, S. C. SEIZURE. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA, DEPUTY COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, WALHALLA, Soptombor 14, 1809. rilliE following described property JL having boon seized from Jamos L. Jackson for violation of Sections 8280 and 3200 Revised Statutes Unitod Statoo, notice is hereby given that any person olalming samo must givo bona as re quired by Sootlon 3160 Rovlsod Statutes Unitod States within thirty (30) dayB from tho dato horoof, or tho samo will bo forfeited to. the United States: Ono bay maro, ono buggy and harnean, two 38-callbor pistola and about eight gallons of corn whiskey. ANSON C. MERRICK, Dopnty Collector. Soptombor 14, 1800, 01-40