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CAPITOLA FLOl YOU ?IKAH l'KAISKH 1 CAPITOL -TRY YOU WILL USU -FOR SA : : <J . Ci . J A o?.! viouavo -Mond Master's salo on tho lirst pago of thia issuo. -Tho public roads of tho county aro still un worked. -Mr. Louis Bloom spent Monday in Atlanta on business. -Mr. Jas. I. Smith is attending Green ville court this week. | -Try Carter A- Co.'s inuscavado and New Orleans molasses. -Mrs. J. W. I Ioho wail is visiting rela tives ill Anderson this week. - Mr. Walter Torry, of Spartanburg, is visiting relatives in Walhalla. - Auditor and Mrs. J. I*. 1(0080 visited relatives at Oakway last Sunday. -Carter A- Co. have some second hand wagons they will soil cheap. - K. T. .laynes, Esq., is in Groenvillo tilts week on professional business. -Mr. C. II. Mayhew m ado a business trip to Highlands, X. C., this week. -The headgear of tho ladies is unusu ally pretty and becoming this spring. - Bead Carter ??6 Co.'s new advertise ment, and go there to buy your goods. - Commissioner J, W. Shelor is at tending court in (?reenvide this week. -Several llowor gardons in tho town are beginning to don their spring attire. - Kio many moons have waxed and waned the wedding bells will ring in Walhalla. -Sunday was an ideal spring day. The attendance at the churches was very good. -Head Craig's new advertisement in this issue, lt 18 to your interest to give liitn n call. -Some people say there will only bc a few candidates this year. Wonder if this is true'.' -Deputy Marshals Corbin and Mc Kinney are attending court in (.reen vide tins week. -Mr. Dell McAllister, of Columbia, is spending a few days in Walhalla among his many friends. -Miss Ida Norman left Tuesday morn ing for bessemer, Ala., where she will spend several months. - Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Ueid, of >cn eca, spent Sunday in Walhalla and West Union visiting relatives. - Mr. J. W. Keys, of Creenvido, spoilt Sunday and Monday in Walhalla at the home of Mr. Wm. Kerry. -Mr. M. A. ,1a ff orson carried a patient to Columbia last Monday to be placed in the Hospital for the Insane. -Cadet Cordell Wright, of Clemson College, spent Kaster in Walhalla with his brother, Mr. Kerry Wright. -.lodge J, W. Ilolleman is attonding tho meeting ?d' tho Grand Lodge Knights of Honor in Columbia this week. -The many friends of Mrs. H. I\ Tor in m will ho glad to learn that she is recovering from her recen', illness. - Miss Killie Kisehossor bas returned to Walhalla, after an extended visit to her friend, Mrs. C. W. Pratt, in Atlanta. -Wo are going to sell our clothing L'O percent lower than we over did. Bloom's Cash bargain Store, two doors below tho postoilico. - A party of Walhalla's belles and beaux paid tho lirst visit of tho season to tho old Kino bulgo tunnel last Sunday al lei noon. -Co to Carler >Y Co.'s and got ono of their tine uncanvassed "Lakeside" hams. They are as good as the best and only bi cents per pound. -Mr. C. W. bi toll ford has boen eon lined to his room for tho past week, suf fering from an atlaek of la grippe. We hopo for his speedy recovery. Several of Seneca's beaux and beau tiful Indies spent ll lew minutes in Wal halla last Sunday afternoon. Como again, but stay longer next timo. -Expecting a big lot of spring and summer hals by tho 21st. Come and soo them, for we will nearly give yon one. Bloom's ( ash bargain Store. Wo would advise all young people in Walhalla not to go riding in the country for the next two or three weeks, for the trees are shooting and tho bullrush is Ollt. See'.' -Prof, Langston, tho hypnotist (?), is in Hartwell, (?a., this wcok. Hartwell hears the reputation of being a good egg maiket. We do not mean to insinuate anything, however. A m al design for the Wagoner mon ument now stands in tho window of Dr. .1. W. bell's drug store. The design was planned hy Mr. C. ll. Mayhew. Thal in Itself is a guarantee of symmetry and hoaiity. - The Walhalla Comedy Company will appear at tho Clemson College Andito rinm on Kriday evening, April 27, in "A Xohlc Outcast." This play has boen presented by them twice in Walhalla to good audiences. -We loam that two families in Wal ha!!:", aro in very destitute circumstances. The proper authorities of tho town and county should look aftor tho welfare ol these people at once. Kaeh family needs medical al t cul ion. -W. II. Shipman, beardsley, Mimi . under oath <iys, he had dyspepsia for :'..> years until ho used Ko.lol Dyspepsia ( ure and now ho oats w hat he likes and as much as he wants and digests what ho eats. KW sale hy J. \V. Ill ll. . Mr. .1. J. Keith, who represented ( leonel- in tho meeting of the Slate Demo cratic Kxeentive Committee last wc. k, returned to Walhalla last sunday after noon, (/ii his return from Columbia he slopped over in Ncwlieiiv and visited relut ives. Mr. and Mrs. William Hiles left foi Shelby, Mich., Tuesday morning, after spending the winter in Walhalla. Theil annual departure is always regretted hy a hosl "I friends, and wo hopi1 lo wei conic i hem among ns for many seasons lo ccone. About t wo carloads ol' machinery for tho Walhalla Colton Mills arrive each day. Some hoing placed as ii is re ceived, tho other is stored uvny until th - HOW part of tho Illili ls completed. the work on which is being rapidly pushed. The sitio track lo the mill has deon completed, and Hie machinery is unloaded al tho west outrance lo tho mili. On Thursday evening, April I2lh, lt., al SJ o'clock, Mr. Kaines! (.. Cooli. nt the Iii m ol K. G. I "ok .v (Ut., fm ni lure dealers in Columbia, S. C., was married in the Kcndleloii l'rcsb\lei ?an church by hov. lt. U. Heid io Mrs. Dora Malone, The idiurch was beautifully decorated. Miss Kotta Si M on played thc organ. Miss Kdilll Whitten acted as at lemlaul. burnley's - Holli' LiVOl Regulator is Hie hosl remedy lo relievo the various forms ni headache, including nervous and sick headache, and il is sale to say that nine cases ont of ten of this dis tressing complaint aie due io an inactive or sluggish livor wit li constipated bowels, A fewdosesof burnley's H Hour Livei Regulator will soon restore these organ? lo then piopei functions and headache ( eases. In tho same manuel ii regulate* the bowels, prevents constipation and piles, rel i o vos all forms of biliousness, such as di/./.iness, nausea, coaled longue, loss of appetite, .Ve. Ti y il. baigi packaged ?Oe. ni l.unney's. O FM o O D JR ! OAPITOLA moa AM, wno USE A FLOUR IT : IT ALWAYS. LE BY . Y Bf gLS : : i HilOlt? VIO! -Mr. Sam Saul is in Atlanta on husi 11088. -Mr. Hugh llollonmn spout Saturday in Anderson. -J. P, Caroy, Esq., of Pickons, was in Walhalla last week on professional busi noss. -Chiof Hock and torco aro doing somo much needed work on tho streets of tho town. -Mrs. L. T. Simmons loft Sunday morning for Columbia to visit hor daughters. -St. John's Episcopal church, as is tho custom, was beautifully decorated for Kastor services. -Mr. J. A. Kooso, of Howorsvillo, (Ja., is in Walhalla for sovcral days, visiting his son, Mr. Goo. Kcoso. -Dr. G. C. Probst mado a businoss trip to Atlanta last week. Whilo tlioro bo visited his brother, Hov. L. K. Probst. -Receiving now clothing ovory day this week at Bloom's Cash Bargain Store. Please give us a call and wo will do tho rest. -Policeman Kniest Sbubrick, of Washington, Ca., died last Tuesday night. Iiis remains wcro buried at Pen dleton, 8. C. -Some may imitate us, but wo havo no competitors. Competition is imprac ticable when it is impossible to excel. Cash Bargain Storo, L. Bloom, Prop'r. -Throo moro names beforo tho public this week in tho list of candidatos Messrs. W. H. Barron, for Superintendent ofKduentiou; J, U. Kay, for Treasurer, and J. P. Kecso, for Auditor. -Como right along with that job work. Wo will guarantee satisfaction. Good paper, liest ink, skilled printers, now typo, good press-all go to back our guarantee, and assure you a neat piece of work. We print anything you want. - Married, Sunday morning, April 1">, at 0.80 o'clock, at the rcsidenco of tho groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hayes, at Return, Mr. Hoyt K. Hayes to Miss lada Crane. Kev. R. W. Nelson ofli oiating. Tho young couplo havo our host wishes. -Rev. Columbus Ward law, of Seneca, tilled the pulpit at tho Haptist church Sunday morning and evening. Mr. Wardlaw preached two excellent ser mons, and was listened t by good con gregations. Ho will pro.vh boro again on thc fifth Sunday in this month, morn ing ami night. - Rev. M. H. l'ooser, an aged member of the South Carolina Motbodist Cnnfor enco, and pastor of a chargo in Lancas ter county, died last week. His remains were taken to Orangoburg and laid to rest, in Sunnyside cemetery. Ho was well known throughout the State, and in his death the Methodist church loses a faithful ami consistent minister. -A number of handsomo new signs have recently been swung to tho breezes from business bouses and ellice doors in town. Th?, doors of thc various county olliees at, tho Court llouso have all bcon neatly labeled. We register a vigorous kick, howe*.er, against this one label: "Suporiiitoiu/md of Education." If tho county would only attach a new Court House to these signs they would appear al a better advantage. - Mr. -. -. Timms died at, his home in Walhalla last Saturday night of pneu monia, aged 08 years. Tho doceasod, with his family, came to this place a few weeks ago from Westminster. The ro mains of tho deceased were laid to rest in Hie burying ground at Noville'sschool bouse Sunday afternoon, Hov. Alfred Kniest conducting tho funeral services. Tho family and relatives have the sym pathy of many friends in their sad bereavement. Clemson Defeats Forman. In a stubbornly contested game of ball at Greenville on last, Saturday afternoon, Clemson College defeated Kurman Uni versity by a score of ? to I. It was a bat tle of pi lol) ors, Struck out-by Mc.Makin 11, by Kvorett 0. A Discovery of bon. Dr. .1. lt. Morton, of the Mountain Rest neighborhood, reports that bo bas found an iron mine. Ile discovered a quantity of iron oro on tho side of a mountain on his place, and tho vein crops out on the other side of the moun tain. In his opinion thor is an exten sivo iron mine beneath tho BU rf nco. lt should be examined by an expert. Lost in thc Mail. Hast week tho package of Co uni Kits directed to Tokconn, this county, failed to leach that ofllco. The papors left our oillco at the usual time, and the fault is not ours. We regret, tho niiscarriago of thc package and consequent delay in the delivery of thc papers to our subscribers. As soon as not i lied of the non arrival of thc papors wo mailed additional copies to our subscribers. This was all wo could do under tho circumstances and wo trust no further delays will occur. Child Burned to Death. Cora, the lom-year-old daughter of j Mr. ami Mrs. W. T. Holden, who live i near Walhalla, was terribly burned last Wednesday afternoon about, live o'clock, from tho effects of which she died tho night following at twelve o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Holden were nt tho barn sholl lng corn, ami tho two oldest children, who were left al the house, lighted a lamp and became involved in a scuttle over il, when the clothing of tho oldest was, in some way, ignited. When the mother roached thc house lin; clothing was nearly all burned from the child's body. Little Cora never regained con sciousness, she suffered terrible agony for about seven hours, whoa death caine to her relief. The remains of Ibo little one were laid to rest in t he cemetery of the Walhalla Baptist church Thursday afternoon t o a wait Ibo rcs ur reid ion morn. Tlie paronfs have thc sympathy of many friends in their sore bereavement. Tim Traveling Library. 'the Traveling Library ai rived last Thursday, and is now at tho SOI CO of thc public. The books may bc I : II out on 'Tuesdays from I to 0 and te ' ', M., and on Saturdays from (J to lg. Kach volume may be kept two weeks; it, must then be renewed or returned. 'Thc library is for the use of anyone, in town or Country, who wishes lo read the books. lt will he lett willi us six months, and will I lien lie sent to sonic other town or school dist i ?id. 'There arc several children's books, and il is hoped that teachers will lind sonic valuable supplementary reading for I heir classes. This library was supplied by tho Mein minger Alumna' Associai ion, through Mi.. Coleman, Mid is in one of I he pretty cases given by the Southern Railroad. 'This road also gives hoe transportation ; lo I lie libraries. 'The books arc a' thu , house of Miss McCullough, on .Main street. t he lilu arv collei ted in Walhalla bas ' been sent to Richland, in chai go of Mis. S. M. Pickett. Thc llaync Circlo thanks Hie friends who bellied them gather this i library, Walhalla was among thc hist ? to respond to Mrs. Coleman's request for ; these libraries. 'There are sixteen of thom in the Stale, or were, at last ac counts. (?I course thc work will grow, and thc whole State will have cause to I feel grateful lo Mrs. Coleman that she has si I in motion this living force. *l M O Q Q rrj THE GLUM AN ARTILLERY ACCEPTS Tho Invitation to Attend the Somi-Ccntcnninl Celebration in August. Tho following lottor, in roply to un invitation extended by tho SomiConton niul oxooutivo couiinittoo to tho Gorman Artillery, of Chm teston. wa.s rocoivotl by tho aoorotary last Saturday : "CHAIU.KSTON, S. C., April 18, 1900. "Jas. M. MOBB, Soorotary Executive Committoo, Walhalla, 8. G.-?oar Sir: Your favor of tho 8d instant, with invita tion to tito Gorman Artillery to attoud tho Soml-Contennlal of Walhalla, to bo hold August 10th and 17th noxt, roooivod, and I havo tho honor to Inform you that samo has boon thankfully roooivod by tho company, and at a mooting hold tho 11th instant it was resolved that tho dor man Artillery will participate ia your festivities as a body. Wo oxpoot to carry between 75 mid 85 members in uniform, with our pieces of artillery, and look for a very pleasant timo. Very respectfully yours, G KO nu K LuNZ, "Soorotary Gorman Artillery." Tito committee is highly ploasod that tito Artillerymen have accept ed tho invita tion, and everything will bo dono to mako their stay iii Walhalla a pleasant ono. Thoso and all other visitors will bo hourtily welcomed by ovory citizen. It is vory probable that other organizations will ho represented in an oflicial capacity. Money to Loan by Jaynos & Sholor. Wo havo to loan a limited amount of money on approved security on real estate. Terms easy. Apply to Jaynos it Sholor, Walhalla, S. C. Tho Wagoner Monument Fund. Thc following subscriptions havo boen received by tho Somi-Contonnial (bianco committoo and roportcd to us: Provlouaty roportcd.S&'io oo Dr. J. W. Boll, Walhalla.... . 12 60 J M. ll. Darby, Walhalla. 10 00 A. O. Merrick, Walhalla. 10 00 C. tl. .Invites, Wallinna. io "0 W.T. Witts, Walhalla. ll) 00 .lohn 1<\ Craig, Walhalla. ? W w. II. Reeder, Walhalla. fi oo J. M. Muss, Walhalla. fi 00 W. II. nanon. Walhalla. fi oo J. t\ Keeso, Walhalla. fi 00 J. lt. Kay, Walhalla. fi oo wm. J, fi. Brandt, Charleston, H. C.. fi 00 1). Oelkors, Walhalla. fi 00 Henry m amit, Ban Francisco, Cat.... fi eu Lee <;. llolleinan, Anderson, S. C. 5 00 lt. <). Merrick, Wnllmlln. fi 00 .lames l\ Ansel, Walhalla. fi 00 O. ll. Schumacher, Walhalla. 6 00 M. C. Boaborn, Walhalla. fi oo J. A. Sleek, Walhalla. fi IK) Total.?IC.0 iKi The State Exccutivo Committee. Tito State. Democratic exocutivo com mittee mot in Columbia last Wednesday night, and was called to ordor by Mr. Wilio Jones, tho chairman; Mr. J. J. Keith representing Oconeo county. Tho only business that wan transacted was such ns was outlined in tho opening ad dress of Chairman Jones, as follows: "Contlomen of thc committoo: \ ou aro assembled hero to night for tho purpose of calling a State Convention of the Democrats of this State to moot May UUli, in accordance with thc constitution of Gio party, for thc purpose of selecting IS delegates to represent South Carolina in tho National Democratic Convention to moot July Uh, to nominate candidates for President and Vice President of tho United States." Tho question of doing away with tho campaign by counties was not discussed, tho oom Ul i Ito 0 evidently preferring to leave that matter for the Stato Convention. Death of Capt. H. R. Vandivcr. Capt. Hezekiah Hico Vandivcr died last Wednesday morning at Townvillo. Ho was ono of tho oldest and most popu lar citizens of Anderson county, and represented that county twelve years in tho Legislature. Ile was a member nt tho time of tho heated term of '7ti, and was proud to say that ho assisted in routing tho scalawags. In the Civil wal bo was regimental commissary of Orr's regiment, and was always a conspicuous figuro at tho reunion of this regiment, at Sandy Springs, which occurs every year. Capt. Vandivcr has Inion living with his sister, Mrs. Kizzie Ledbettcr, as ho was a bachelor. The funeral took place at Hie Townvillo Baptist church on Thursday, of which bo has been a member for many years. Capt. Vandivcr was 7H years old and was a native of Anderson county. Ito was connected oil both sides with some of tho best families in upper Carolina. Peace to his ashes. Real Estate Translcrs. Tho following real estate transfers havo been recorded on Ibo Auditor's books since Tuesday. April .">, HMO: Wagoner Township - Wm. K. Seeba to Alfrod Kniest, 1 acre, ?1 IO; Theodore 1). Alexander to Kli/.a E. Watkins, '?> acres, $10; M. bradley to Henry Hutler, :?7 nore?, $50; W. II. lintier to K. C. Hutler, ::7J acres, $300; Wm. J. Strlblliig, ad ministrator, to Jas. K. and S. K. Neville, 25 acres, ?;">; W. D. and K. II. Lewis and Lucia L. Nimnions to G. Slianklin, lill acres, $1,800. Seneca Township-J. W. Ilollonimi, Master, to John T. Long, 200 acres, $111 ; J. W. llolleinan, Master, to Mrs. li. I?. Lowery, 80 acres, $4,031; J. W. Hollo man, Master, to Mrs. K. I\ Lowery, 202 acron, il,KM; J. W. Ilolleman, Master, to Karlo W. Lowery, 'JL'S acres, $4,055. Seneca-lt. V. II. Lowery to Lena J. Hold, i lot, $800; J. W. Ilolleman, Mas ter, to Mrs. K. K. Lowery, onn-half in terest in -I lots, $4,031 ; J. W. Ilolleman, Master, to Kita L. Austin, 1 lot, $000. Keowoo Township-Richard Kern to Mrs. Jane Massey, 205 acres, $1,000. Center Township-J. W. Ilolleman, Master, to Olive. A., Cris. S., bright A. and Ullin S. Lowery, 1,081 acres, $0,000. East End Locals. Mrs. I). A. Smith loft last Saturday morning oil a ten days' visit to ber sister and family at Abbeville This is the Iii st visit to her old home in about Ill teen years. Mrs. Smith has many warm friends there v,bo will be delighted to meet her again. Mr. S. A. C. ITorndon came up from Columbia on Saturday afternoon on a briof visit to his mother and brother, returning to his post of duty Monday morning. Miss Sallie Norton left Monday morn ing for Charleston to attend tho F?dera tion of Women's Clubs, which meets lins week. She is a delegate from tho I layne Clrclo Of Walhalla. Miss Nellie Neville, of West Union, also loft Oil tho same train for tho "City by tho Sea" to attend I he same meeting. Miss Neville is also a delegate from the Hayne Chele. These young ladies will no doubt have a delight ful and i li toros ti Hg time. The Kastor services in the Walhalla Midhodist church on las! Sunday morning wore of great interest to all present. Tho singing and music by tho choir wore very appropriate and tho decorations were artistic and pretty. The pastor, Kev. <;. K. Clarkson, preached a highly edifying seimon, which made a profound impression Oil tho congregation. Mr. I). A. Smith left Tuesday morning for Columbia, lo af Hld tho meeting of the Cram! Kedge Knights of Honor, ol Smith Carolina, which meets in that idly on Wednesday, April |s. Mr. Smith is one of Hie. (?rand Trustees ami a mein ber of the advisory board of that grand older. ,.. s. Mooting ol Oakway Democratic Club. OAKWAV, S. ( ..April IO.-Pursuant to tho constitution of tho Democratic party of .south Carolina, the Oakway Demo cratic club is hereby called lo meei at oakway on tho fourth Saturday of April, (tho 28th), I1K?0, at :', o'clock K.M., for lim purpose of reorganizing the club ami electing delegates lo Ibo County Demo cratic Convention lo assemble, at. Wal halla Court House on the Isl Monday in May next. W. M. Knows, I 'resident. J, J. Il A l i \, Ai ling Secretare. I bismark's Iron Neve Was the result of his sploildi I bc il ill. Indomitable will and tremendous energy ?tie not found where stomach, liver, kidney and bowels are out of order. ll you want those finalities mid tho success they bring, use Dr. King's New Lifo Kills. They develop every power ol brain and body. Only 250. at ?ill drugstores. -Tho Atlanta Somi-Wcekly Journal and TlIK COUHIKII for $1,00 a year. Easter Sunday - ls a dato which all have iu wine days previous to that dato. Tin intends to purchase on these da] EASTER ?>Y] 16 Colors for 6 Cents. Bright, fast oolors-aud porfectl tho Eggs, tho Dyos, or-* . - - - J. (ST FRESH SHIPMENT OF WIL REOIiGA NIZATION OF THE DEMOCRATIC Party In Oconoe County tor tho Campaign Of 1900-Propare tor tho Fray. lu pursuance of tho Constitution of tho Democratic party, and also by reso lution adopted by tho Stato Domoorntio Kxeolitivo Coinuiittoo on April 13, 1000, 1 am directed and authorized to call a meeting of thc local Doinocratio clubs of Oconoo county to moot at thoir roapoo tivo placos foi- holding such mooting* on Saturday, April 28tll, UM), at ?1 o'olook In tho afternoon of such day, for tho purpose of local reorganization, aud tho olection of delegates to a County Con vention, called to moot at Walhalla Court House on Monday, May 7th, 1000, at ll o'clock in tho forenoon, for tho purposo of electing delegates to attend tho Stato Convention, to bo hold in Columbia on Wednesday, May Kith, WOO, and for such other purposes as tho Constitution di rocts, and tho wolfaro of tho party in Oconoo may require. Kach Doinocratio club is entitled to ono dologato to tho County Convontion for every twenty-llvo members, and ono dologato for a majority fraction thoroof. A full attondanco of mom hors at thoir local clubs on Saturday, April 28th, and also of representation of do' j^atos to tho County Convontion, to be hold on Monday, May 7th, ls eariiostly requostod. C. "lt. D. BUKXS, County Chairman. - -? . ?~ -- Nu Hight to Ugliness. Tho woman who is lovely in face, form ami temper will always have friends, but ono who would bc atlractivo must koop ber health. If sbo is weak, sickly and all run down, she will bo nervous and irritable. If sho has constipation or kidney trouble, her impuro blood will cause pimples, blotches, skin eruption and a wretched complexion. Electric bitters is tho best medicino in tho world to regulate stomach, livor and kidnoys and to purify tho blood. It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rioh complexion. It will make a good looking, charming woman of a run-down ".valid. Only .")() cents at all drug atores. ItoiiiHllap Rales Made Cotton Higher. Wherever the Amorican Cotton Com pany's Hound la II presses woro oporntod last season higher prices provailod for cotton, whether baled round or square. In order to get cotton, sqnarohalo buyers wore obliged to pay moro than tho mar ket price, and moro than cotton was soil ing for in neighboring towns whoro tboro was not a roundlap plant. In some cases tho premium paid by square box ginnors in competition with roundlap gins dur ing the greater part of thu season was as much as half a cent per pound abovo the price ruling at other old stylo gins in tho same county. The inevitable result fol lowed. Cotton (and t ho owners' trad o with it) was drawn for long distances to roundlap points to tho profit of the entire community, and at too expenso of towns that did not enjoy tho advantages of round bale competition. The elVect of such object lessons has been a demand for roundlap presses for next season which will tax tho full capacity of The American Cotton Com pany's works running day and night. His Lifo Was Saved. Mr. J. E. Hilly, a prominent citizens of Hannibal, Mo., lately bad a wonderful deliverance from a frightful death. In tubing of it be says: "I was taken with typhoid fever, that ran into pneumo nia. My lungs became hardened. 1 was so weak I couldn't, even sit up in bed. Nothing helped nie. I expected soon to dio with consumption, when 1 beard of Dr. King's New Discovery. Ono bottle gave groat relief. 1 continued to usc it, and now am well and strong. I can't say too much in its praise." The marvel lous medicino is tho surest and quickest cure in tho world for all throat and lung trouble. bcgular si/.o 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottles free at all drug stores in the county. Kvery bottle guar anteed. President Powell, of tho Order of Hail way Telegraphers, has on tor ed suit against the Southern Railway for $f)0,000. Ile has also tiled a suit against J. b. S. Thompson, an oflioial of tho .Southern. Doth snits arti based on tho alleged pub lication of libellous articles in thu At lanta Constitution. Otto Korb, Grand Chancellor, K. P., Huonville, Ind., says: "Hewitt's Witch Hazel .Salve soothes tho most delicate skin ami heals (bo most siubhorn ulcer with certain and good results." Cures piles ami skin disonsos. Don't buy an imitation. J. W. Hell. For tho Murder of Cassie Boan. After a sensational trial lasting seve ral days, Harvey and >1 oh ll Jackson were convicted nt Chcsterllold last Thursday of the recoilt murder of Cassie boan, a young woman of Indian descent. Tho mon are said to have burned tho woman alive, l'or sumo rea!.on tho jury recom mended I he murderers tn tho mercy of the court ami they will go to tho peni tentiary for life instead of to the gallows. W. ll. Shipman, beardsley, Minn., under oat b, says bo suffered from dys pepsia for ?f> years. Doctors and (Hot ing gave but little relief. Finally he used Kodol Dyspepsia ('uro and now cats what he likes anti as much as be wants, and be feels like anew man. If digests what you eat. J. W. bell. Tho Southern Publisher says a North Carolina newspaper man has sold oui his paper and will board with his subscribers until be bas taken up their subscription ; after (hat lt will Oil tor upon sumo other profession. Thc Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist, The Discoverer of Swamp-Root st Work lu Ills Laboratory. There Is a disease prevailing in this country mord dangerous because so decep tive. Many .sudden ticaths arc caused by lt-heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy arc often thc result of kidney disease. If kidney trouble ls allowed to ad vance die kid ney-poisoned blood will attack the vital organs, or tho kidneys thcmsclve: break down and waste away cell by cell. Then the richness of thc blood-the albumen -leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root tig* nev/ dis covery is thc true specific for kidney, bladder and urinary troubles, lt has cured thousands of apparently hopeless cases, after all other efforts have failed. At druggists In fifty-cent and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent freo by mall, also a book telling about Swarnp Rcot and its wonderful cutes. Address Dr. Kilmer St Co.. Binghamton, N. Y. and mention this paper. April 15 - I, but 1 am thinking of throo or four sro are some things which everybody rs, and I have it. ES, y harmless. Don't forgot tho Date, H. DARBY, Druggist. KY'S CANDY. Mountain Rost Locals. MOUNTAIN REST, April 10.-Mis. Fnn lio Mongold, wifo of Mr. W. B. Mongold, ian boon vory seriously ill, but uudor ho troatmont of Drs. Boll and Groouo ho is improving. Wo aro vory sorry to loam of tho death >f Mrs. Mary Davis, who movod from mr section last fall. Sho was a goutlo Jhristian woman, lovod by all who know ?or. Wo sympathize vory dooply with ho boroavod husband and childron. Tho "wedding bolls" havo already .ung thrice in our community sinco wo laid that thoy would probably ring thrico n o tho blooming of tho roses. Wondor who will bo uoxt. Mr. J. W. Ivoster has built a nico ad ?ition to hi8 houso, which adds vory nuoh to ito appearance Mrs. Mary F. Puckett, who baa boon ipondiug tho wintor with tho family of Ur. J. T. I.ylos, has roturncd to WoBtmiu itor, whoro sho will bo at homo to hor rionds. A.TTI0U8. Tho Woman Who Works, md is tired, will find a special help in Dr. Piorco's Favorito Proscription. For rootly harmless in any condition of tho female systom, it promotes all tho natu* al functions, and builds up, strengthens, cgulatos, and cures. For womon ap proaching confinement, nursing mothers, md ovory weak, run-down, dclicato wo llan, it is au invigorating, supporting ionic that's peculiarly adapted to their leeds. Many modest womon and girls suffer mspcakablo torments bocauBO thoy hoad tolling their troubles to a physi cian. Thoy fear tho almost inovitablo lamination nod "local troatmont." Phoso things aro usually wholly imuocos lary. Dr. Pierce's Favorito Proscription .viii do what not ono doctor in a hundred ;an do-it will euro. Seven Hundred Miners Out. Pu.J MONT, W. VA., April 16.-Seven nindi cd minors employed by tho Davis Jual and Coko Company, lu this section if tho Elk Garden mining region, havo roted unanimously to striko, and will lot ro-ontor tho minos to-morrow. I.iko moir brothers of tho CoorgOB Crook ro *ion, tho minors domandcu 60 cents per ong ton. Oflicors of tho company urged bo men to arbitrato their dilforonco and jfforod to pay tho mon whatovor tho iporators ot tho Goorgos C'-ook region lecidod upon as tho scalo to prevail in hat region. Volcanic Eruptions Aro grand, but skin eruptions rob lifo >f joy. Hucklon's Arnica Salvo cures hem ; also old, running and fever sores, dcors, boils, felons, corns, warts, cut?, nuises, burns, scalds, chapped hands, ibilblains, best pilo euro on earth. )rivcs out pains and aches. Curo guar anteed. Sold by all druggists. Only '.'> coiiis H box. W. W. Mayhew, Morton, Wis., says: 'I consider Ono Minuto Cough ('uro a nost wonderful medicino, quiok and iafo." lt is tho only harmless remedy bat gives immediate results, lt cures soughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, grippe, vhooping cough, pneumonia and all hroat and lung diseases. Its carly uso irovonbs consumption. Childron always iko it and mothers endorse it. J. W. Hell. H's Easy To Get In, whoro thoro's a sluggish liver, for any of tho gonna of disenso that ourrouud you. If your livor woro active and healthy, it would keep thon? out of ' your blood. You'll have h> w?tub your liver icu' sehf protootiou. AB soon as you fool tho first symptoms that it's wrong (eruption on tho skin, or a dull and worn-out fooling) tnko Dr. Piorce's (?olden Medical Din covary. That will start your livor into a hil "hy action, purify your blood, braco up your system, givo you strength, and put on needed flesh-net fat, hut whole some, nocossary flesh. Moro than 100 flags aro a necessary part to tho out lit of ovory American war ship. 'ii Order Clothing Through C. W. PITCHFORD COMPANY. Trespass Notice. ALL PERSONS aro horoby notiflod not to hunt, fish cut or remove timber or othorwiso trespass on any lands belonging to tho estate of II. W. KUHTMANN. Any ono trespassing on these lands will bo punished to thc full extent of tho law. L. O. KU HTM AN, Executrix. April I, 11)00. 14-17 FOR SALE: A Valuable Water Power. w ITU not less than 5000 IL P. and a possiblo 7000 II. P., with TOO acres of land, kr.own as tho " ANDERSON VILLE TRACT," situated partly in Anderson county, South Carolina, and partly in Hart county, Georgia, on th roo rivers, viz : Savannah, Tugaloo and Seneca Rivers, at thoir continence, controlling tho shoals on both sides of said rivers. This is a good opportunity for tliOSO socking larger water powers. For further information apply to tho undersigned. WM. PERRY, WALHALLA, S. C. April Ith, 1000. 11-17 Great TMnp ! Wo aro now showing a groat lino of SPRING GOODS, and giving vah?os woll worth tho at tontion of all prudont buyers, beautiful now colorings tu BEDFORD CORDS, PERCALES, PIQUES ami DUCKS, at IO, r_M and 15 couts. A groat lino of the now and popular MERCERIZED SILK, for ladicB' waists, at LT? couts, :5"> cents and 60 cents. All tho new effects ill TAFFETA SILKS, 18 and "JO inch, at 7."> cents, cents and $1 por yard. BEAUTIFUL ORGANDIES, as sheer, pretty and fresh as a "May roso," at 25 cents. Tho greatest linc of WHITE GOODS we over had in Welts, Dimities ami Nainsooks and Lawns at .">, S and 10 cents and on up. Wo fear no com, otioil in those goods and beg you to sec our lino before buying. Our L?coo, Embroideries, All Overs and Tucking, all now, and at popular prices. Goods all high and going up all thc time, but if you regard values wo can do you good. New Spring Shoes coming in every day. None bettor than our standard lines. M. W. COLEMAN & CO., Seneca, S. C. NO crop can grow with out Potash. Every blade of Grass, every grain of Corn, all Fruits and Vegetables must have it. If enough ts supplied you can count on a full crop if too little, the growth will be "scrubby." Send for our books telling all about composition ol fertilizers best adapted for all crops. They cost you nothing. ' GERMAN KALI WORKS.03 Nassau St., New York. STALLION. 1 havo a good Half Morgan and Half Copper Holton) Stallion 1 nm standing at my Stables this spring. Those iutorestod in stock raising will tlo woll to oall and seo him. T. E. ALEXANDER, 5-S1-00 Walhalla, S. C. Spring Goods! Weare opening the largest, prettiest and best selected stock of Spring; Dry Goods and Notions ever shown in this market. Come and see them. Respectfully, V. L. NORMAN. This world belongs to tho energetic. EVERY DEPARTMENT NOW READY FOR YOU With yearn of experience personally selecting from the best houses in STcw York, I am showing the season's swellest and most exclusive Novel ees in Foreign Tabries as well as the choicest tilings of American manu act ure. New Faulards, French Organdies, Piques, Percales, Irish Dimities, English Madras. Welts, Lawns, Serges and Crepe, in all colors, with the bigest line of Embroideries, Valenciennes and Torchon Lace, Pulley Belts, the newest thing out, Also the Rings for Pulley Belts. A big line of Ribbons, Hosiery and Underwear. Thc most complete line of White Quilts I ever bought. I can give you somo rare bargains in those goods. The ?1 kimi for 05 cents; ffl.50 kind for #1. Also a largo line of Towels from f> cents to f>0 cents. MY CLOTHING DEPATMENT IS COMPLETE ! The Clothing trade of Coonee county is mine. I am offering some great bargains this spring. Tho styles and weaves are perfect. The prices are very low. SHOES ! SHOES ! A largo litio of Shoes, bought direct from the factory foi' spot cash ; also a largo lino bought from tho Railroad Company that will bo bargains ?it h() per cont more than I am asking. All tho latest styles. Don't forged to soo my line before buying. FURNITURE, FURNITURE. Having closed out a big "job" in Furniture, I will give my customers the benefit of those o-ooes for tho nevi, ten days. Oak Post Bedsteads.*1 25 worth $ 1 7;'? Mattresses. 1 -jr> worth '1 00 Bureaus. :? -jr> worth I 50 Dressers. 7 00 worth 0 ht? Others (Dressers). 8 ott worth 12 f>0 STOVES, STOVES. A big lino of Stoves Tho $10.00 kind for.* 8.00 Thc $12.50 kind for.$10.00 The $ 15.00 kind for.$12.50 : g ' Como while they last, as tho prices last only ten days. HAVING BOUGHT A BIG LIN K OF BRIDLES FROM RAILROAD .I 1ST BKCAUSK THEY NV KKK V FRY Cl I KAP, I WILL SKLL TH KM AT ABOUT HAL K BRICK. f& 'If yon need a Bridle at all I can sell you a good one for 50 conts.^p Three Good Buggies Bought from Railroad Co. at a Great Bargain. All the host grades of TOBACCO, Id-pound box for . . . . $8.25 TOBACCO, 10-pi mud box for . . . . $3.00 Plows, Plow*:, Plows, Plows. As there seems to 1?' no lixed price on plows, I will fix it at lc. per pound. Plenty on hand. Handle I looa at prices that will sell thom. PLOW STOCKS, ETC. A full lino of AXKS, BLOW STOCKS, HANDLES, COLLARS, li AM KS and BACK BANDS. Ballard's Flour always on hand. Everything going at Cut Prices. COFFINS AND CASKETS. My line of Collins, Caskets, etc., is completo. Orders lilied any time. ADAMS The Poor flan's -^Friend, SENECA, 50, CA