Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, October 03, 1900, Image 3

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MY FIGURES ON SCHOOL SUPPLI Will make you give necessary whon you cnn g one-llfth of what it cost y> Writing Pads, Pone Material, otc. Whou you prices. Rospi - - - - J P. S.-Just received a fresh lino of Cn ^Cocal aub ^Personal. -Now goods at Jaynos's. -Call to seo Jaynos's dry goods. - Mr. M. Saul, of Hartwell, tia., is in Walhalla on business. -See notice of land to rent in another column of this issue. -Col. B. M. 1.annean loft last Sunday morning for Athens, tia. -Mrs. W. P. Nash's millinery opening the 3d and Uh of October. -UOad J. ll. Darby's now advertise ment. Ho keeps school supplies. -Liberal railroad rates for thc great State Fair will he made for Fair Week. - Have von seen tho new and beautiful fall hats at Mrs. W. 1'. Nash's millinery store ? - Mrs. J. Iv. Hughes is visiting friends in Athens, (?a., this week and attending the carnival. - Ile sure to attend the millinery open ing nf Mrs. F.. M. Cudworth, October 1th, 6th ami tit h. -Bloom's Cash Bargain Store for bar gains. Look out for his prices-regular knock-out drops-next week, - Next Sunday, being Hie lust Sunday of the month, the services in thc Luthe ran church aro lo he in Gorman. -Arrange your plans early to attend the 32d annul State Fair at Columbia, October 2l>th to November "Jil, inclusivo. -Semi to Secretary Holloway at Po ntana, or to W. C. Flonilikou, Columbia, fora premium list. Bo not delay todo so. - Mr. J. H. Bold returned to Columbia Monday to resume his duties in the freight department of the .Southern Bail way. -To-morrow (Thursday) afternoon at (ive o'clock the Hilde meetings at the Evangelical Lutheran chinch are to be resumed. - M iss Leila < 'arter, of Haines vi Ile, (la., is visiting the family of Mr. V. II. Carter, in West i nion, and relatives ami friends in Walhalla. -Misses Elise and Kilon Dollie will return to Walhalla Thursday ex "ling. Their many friends will gladly vc. ?orne thom among us. -The prettiest anti most up-to-date line ol pattern hats ever shown in Wal halla, al Mrs. E. M. Cudworth's. October, .Ith. .'-th anti (1th. -The engine house of Mr. .lames Hates, near Tekoona, was burned one day last week, together with his shingle mill and fourteen th Ott sa nd shingles. The engine was bailly damaged. -Messrs. .las. Thompson, Goo. L. Wil son and L. A. Hrenuecke are in Athens, (la., this week attending the carnival. They expect to help extorlaiu the revel ers with some of the old Grecian sports - Hob Butler, colored, of Walhalla, has placed on exhibition at Dai hy's drug 1 store a stalk of corn which has ten weil ! developed cars of corn mi it. This is extraordinary and out of thc usual order of things. - Invitations are out to the marriage of (.'apt. .lohn ll. Anderson, the popular Conductor of the Hine Itidgo Hoad, and ! Miss Caroline Thompson Keith, of Wal- . halla, Wednesday, October loth, MOO, at 12 o'clock M. -Thoa, W. Holloway, Secretary of the State Agricultural ami Mechanical So ciety of South Carolina, will accept our thanks for a complinionliiry tickot to the .'?.-'il Annual State Fair, October 20th to 2d November, inclusive. - Mrs. Cudworth will lie assisted by a milliner of experience and tasto, If you Want the correct styles for hoad wear, belts, neck wear and all tito latest novel ties for fall and winter, lie sure to nive her a call. ( ?ctobor, Ith, "dh and nih. - Mr. Jacob II. Schaffer, formerly ol' Enterprise, S. C., paid Tm: CoiilUKIt ellice an appreciated call Tuesday after noon. Ile has recently come to this county and will spend about a year in our sister town of Westminster. We gladly w elcome him to our midst again. - Attention is called lo the new ad vertisement of J. II. Adams, ol Seneca, which ap|icars in this issue. Clothing, dry goods, shoes, furniture, and gro ceries an; sold over his counters every day, Head his advertisement and tall at Adams' big store for dig bargains by a big man. - A check for >::.*?.:!.". was sent yes torday to .los, D. Sayers, Governor of Texas, for the relief ot tito Texas storm sulferers, and will be applied by tho Governor where he may decide it is most needed. All of this amount but S> cents wasiaisetl in Walhalla ?uni West Union by private subscription. - December Gadsden, Walhalla'.-; col orcd blacksmith and wagon maker, pro sen ted us on last Friday morning a small limb or twig on which wen; eight large and full' devi loped Keiler pears. They ?ire bea. ifni specimens of his fruit cul ture. I lr informs ns Hint Iiis pear troos aro loaded with this luscious fruit. - Mr. W. D. Ellison died at tho homo ol'his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Elli son, near West Union, Monday night, 1st instant, at ?O.?lO o'clock, aged twenty four years, ile was highly esteemed for many estimable traits ot' character, (ind a large circle m friends tire grieved io learn of hisdomi.se. His body .viii be buried al Richland I'reshyteriaii church this Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock, after funoral services conducted , by Kev. ll. I,. Hogers. , Bov, <;. II. Waddell, Supoi Intendonl I of the Epworth Orphanage at Columbia, ; preached in Hie Walhalla baptist church last .Saturday evening, and in the Molho- | dist church Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. Holli were able and edifying sorpions, Ho is doing a great work for 1 the Orphanage which is now taking card of ll-' children, though the institution is ' only li ve years old. Ile is the right man ' in Ibo right placo. May the wink eon- ' tiiiiu to prosper in his hands. 1 -Mr. Hampton 1'. Haley do d at the i home of bis mot lui, Mis. Jane linley, i near Oakway. this county, Tuesday i morning, 2d instant, at o'clock, from i an attack of fever. Mr. Haley had bren , in business in Greenville nearly a year, ; i and carno borne oh it i* ? s i I lo lils mother last Sunday. Hr was 22 years of tige, . Funeral services ?ill lio <.dueled nt Townville to day, after which his re mains will he laid to res! in the burying ' ground at that phur. 'Ihr bereaved ' relatives have lite sympathy of many ' friends in their deep ?lllietion. I I - At a enmity Convention of the lie-i | publican |iaily of tn.lOOOUIlly, held al ; i Kaufntnuu's Hall on Kriday, Seplctnboi , 2s(h, r.ioo, A. c. Merrick was t lern ii , County Chairman ami N. A. li..vb- Score ' . tn ry. A. Ci Merrick ami N. A. Doyle h wore elected delegates to the stair Con ; , volition, which nichts ? ri i olumbia Octo i ber '.d; W. J. Thomas and .1. (i. Daniels j alternates. A. c. Mori lek, W. .1. Thomas i | ami ll. Johnson were elected del?galos to ! thr Congressional District Convention at | / Anderson? October Mb; alternates, W. H. ? Jenkins, ll. Wiggins and .I. C. Daniels. ! . - - Lunney"* Hom Mvoi lleguhitor is I. Hie best remedy (o relieve the various I I forms of headache, Including nervous i and sick headache, and il is safe to say ii that . cases out ol hui of this dis-!.' tressing complain! arr dur loan inactive . or sluggish liver wiih constipated bowels, i i A fowdososof Emmey's --ll. Livid Uegillalor will soon restore i luise organ; I .' to their proper functions and headache i ceases. In tin saine manner it reg?lalos I the bowels, prevents eoiisliiiathui and ll pilos, relieves all t,mus oi biliousness, ll such as dizziness, nausea, coaled longue i loss of appelile, ,vc. I rv il. Large j 1 packages joe. at Lunney's. ' i > up nil thoughts of economizing. It isu't ;ot ovorything tho ohildrcu uood for about Dur fathoi'8. My stook inoludos: tis, Spongos, Crayons, Pons, Jnk, Drawing want a lot of thoso things I will make lot jotfully, . H. DARBY, Druggist. indy. -"bloom solis it for loss." -Miss Georgia VauDlvioro is visiting rolativos in G roon wood. -Miss Mao Wyly, of Uotront, is visit ing relatives in Walhalla this wook. -Messrs. W. T. Crabbs, E. C. Marett, Ii. L. ?larrard and A. P. Graut, of Fab Play, wcro in Walhalla Tuesday on busi ness. -Mr. ,1. W. Eskow, a prominent far mer of Anderson county, WOS ?U tOWIl Monday night visiting tho family of J. W. Sholor, Esq. -All tho latest Idoas in bats for dross ami street wear at Mrs. E. M. Cud worth's, Thursday, Friday, .Saturday, Ootobor, .1th, 5th and Otb. -Mr. mid Mrs. I,. L. Barr and chil dren, of Greenville are visiting Mrs. barr's parents, Major and Mrs. S. P. Dendy, in Midway. -If you haven't soon tho now fall hats at Mrs. W. P. Nash's, you should go and see thom. All tho latest stylos of tho season aro to ho found tlioro. -C. G. J ay ?OS is moving into his now store this week. Ho has largo and com modious (punters, and will carry a com plete stock of genoral merchandise. - Mr. M. C. Seaborn lof' to-day for Atlanta, whero ho goes to tako a courso in the Southern Shorthand and Business College. Wo wish him much success. -Mr. W. N. Hruco, of Townville, is in Walhalla this week attending tho series of meetings being conducted in tho Bap tist church by Kovs. Copeland and Ward law. -Read Mr. V. L, Norman's stupen dous oller this week. Ho is offering inducements in his lines, and is also looking after tho interests of "infant industries." -Mr. ,1. II. Whittier, of Alabama, is in Walhalla on business with tho County Commissioners. Mr. Whittier is trying to secure the contract for building an iron Illidge over KOOWOO river at Steele's ford. -On tho 12th and 1:1th of Octobor C. G. Jnyttos will show a full lino of men's and boys' clothing. Satisfaction guar anteed. Hoys' snits from $1 up and men's front $2.50 to $25.00. Komembor the dAtos-two days only. -Call on or semi lo C. G. Jaynes for dry goods, notions, hats, trunks, any thing in staple and fancy groceries, hardware, wagon and buggy material, heating stoves, cook stoves, buggies and wagons, and feed stuffs of all kinds. Anderson Mail, October 2: "Kev. O. .1. Copeland, that prince of young preach ers, bold a week s mooting in Hie Baptist church at Kroyles, S. C., recently, during which thirty-three persons united with the church, twenty-eight of theso com ing in by experience." -A large brick warehouse is being built by the Walhalla Cotton Mills. A new olllCO has been flltisltod, and the mill runs ?lay and night. The highest mar ket price is paid for colton, lt will pay the farmers to bring their cotton to tho Walhalla Cotton Mills. -Attention is called to the new adver tisement of C. W. Pitchford Company. They < ai ry a completo stock of general merchandise, consisting of dry goods, clothing, shoes, groceries, hardware, and. in short, everything to be found in a Iii st-class store. Ko sure to read their advertisement and give them a call. -The meeting in the Walhalla Baptist church continues with increasing inter est. Kev. O. J. Copeland preaches with groat .power and earnestness. Thorn uro I wo services every day from ll) to ll A. M. and at 8 P. M. Thc stores and busi ness houses close during these hours. Large congregations attend, and much good is being accomplished. - District Deputy Grand Master K. M. Wert/., of Pu kens, will visit Kino KidgC Lodge, No. 02, A. F. M., at its next regu lar communication on Saturday evening, nth instant. Jt is probable that, the work of either the second or third degree will bo oxoluplillod. A full attendance of tho ('rall is desired. A cordial invitation is extended to the members of Seneca and West minster to attend. -The many friends of .J. B. Sanders, Ksq., regret to learn of his serious illness. lt is feared that, he cannot recover. He has been sick for two weeks, but at tended lo business until tho latter part of last week. We are advised by tele phone from Oukway this morning that tho physicians pronounce his case hope less, ?in.I that bc cannot live more than a few hours. This will bo sad nows to a huge circle of friends in this and other count ies. State and Federal Election Coin Missioners. i io vernor Mcsweeney has appointed the State and Federal Commissioners of (.'.lection for Oconco county as follows: Stale -W. W. Kinley, Walhalla; S. H. Marett, Tugaloo, and J. N. Watkins, Hattie Creek. Federal-Thomas A. Grant, Salem; W. M. Campbell, Seneca, and I,. A. King, .Mountain host. P.ul cn Hay Recaptured by Deputy Moss. (in last Thursday night about eight miles above CiU'liOSvillo, in Franklin county, Georgia, Doputy Sherill H. K. Moss capt ured Paden Kay, who broke ?ail nt Walhalla on thc night of Septem ber l l, in company with Marcus linnell. Kay was brought hack lo Walhalla and lodged in jail on Friday night. He is wanted ?it Hartwell, Ca., for sundry mis demeanors, ?iud will be delivered to thc Georgia authorities for trial, burrell lias not yet 1)0011 captured, but bc will he is surely as he slays on tho ground. Died from Loss of Blood. Mr. KobortC. Oriflin, a farmer living tear Cherry's Crossing, this county, on he Dine bulgo railroad, was accidentally killer! last Friday afternoon about five ?'chick, lu some way his arni was .aught in his gin and cut off just below he elbow, There was no physician near it hand, lt was twenty minutes before tho arrival of a doctor and thc un for tu iate man bled to death while waiting or medical attention. Mr. Griffin had many friends iii Goonoo and Anderson oillltiOs who will be sorry to hear of his mtiineU end. Captured a Georgia Horse Thief. While Deputy Sheril? K. li, Moss was m thc trail of Paden Kay and Marcus Jurrcll in Georgia last week, a horse ,vas stolen from Adolphus Whltmiro, Of Kahlil) county on Wednesday night from os camp near Ciirnesvillo, Mr, Moss earned of the theft and started on hot i ni. Ile followed the thief ?iud finally raptured hun near De liver in Anderson .oitnty, South ('andina, in tho person of lames Kiddo, of Anderson county. Itichie was Committed to jail Sunday norning, ami Mi. Moss notified Sherill' o Itcitci of Franklin county. Kichio ms been cariicd back to Georgia for \ Sad hcatli. Wo regriil lo chronicle the death ot Mis. Kli/.abcth Si linet/., wile of Mr. lohn Sehnet/., whic'i occurred at her ionic, nen West Inion, on Monday norning, October 1st, 1000, af tor a short lllnss ol' abolit three weeks' duration, sin- leaves a husband ami live little dill In n. OHO ol lliom an infant three weeks dd. to moil I'll then irreparable loss. s linet/, was a daughter of Mr. and Mis ll, F, O'Kolhvy j ami was forty years dd on tin- pith day of September last, lei body was hurled ai New Hope Kap isl cliiin li, of which she was a member, >u Tuesday morning at ll o'clock, after mprOssivu funeral services. Thosympa hj of many friends go out to tho oe eaveil. Wat< Aftei Whe Will Akor Kills Will Austin. On lust Saturday night about niuo o'clock, at tho homo of Will Akor, on tho farm of Mr. O. L. Fostor, noar Oak way, Akor shot and killed Will Austin. It Booms that Austin, a short timo boforo, had shot twico at Akor with a doublo barrolod shot gun, but missed him, tim shot taking offect in tho Door and walls of Akcr's house. Austin loft and was gono only a few minutes, when ho re turned and renewed tho fuBB, where upon Akor shot him in tho abdomen. Austin lingered until Sunday morning, whon he died. Au impiost was hold Sun day morning by Coronor J. L. Hoggs. Akor remained at homo and submitted to arrest, lie was brought to Walhalla and lodged in jail Sunday afternoon, both aro young negro mea. Mooting Oconeo County Alliance. SKNKOA, S. C., Octobor 1st, 1000.-Tho Oconeo County Alliance will moot at bounty Land school houso on tho second Friday, tho 12th day of Octobor, at ton Relock A. M. JAMi-:s T. UKID, President. Carolina's Chapter ol Crime. A week in which there was an unu sual amount of lawlessness is ended by a [lispatch from Kingslreo, Williamsburg uounty, reporting a tragedy near thoro Saturday afternoon. A. L. Kpps, a well known and respected farmer, was shot in sight of his homo by lt, .J. Sports, his louant. Both had been in Kingstroo to sell cotton and both wore drinking. On tho way home an altercation arose and Sports knifed Kpps. Arriving at Sports' I1OU8O, tho latter secured his shotgun md emptied both barrols into Kpps' body. Sports has been arrested. Ooo. Anderson, colored, has been ar rested in Laurens for attempting to dyna mite Mary bridges Friday night. * Ho wanted to forsake his wifo for lier, but dio rejected him. Ile threatened hor lifo. Tho dynamite bomb demolished lier house, but sho was away at tho time. Sydney Smith, tho white man who, in % drunken state, shot a defenseless old Jarkov at Hock Hill Saturday, was ar rested, but escaped. Ho was allowed to jirculato among his friends trying to got bondsmen, and eluded tho constables, l'lio feeling between the negroes and an dement of cotton mill employees was ntense and had been on account of fur ner troubles, but an outbreak was welted. A Powder Mill Explosion Homovos everything in sight; so do hastie mineral pills, hut both are mighty langerons. Don't dynamite tho delicate uaohinory of your body with calomel, irotori oil or aloes pills, when Dr. King's S'ew Life Kills, which aro gentle as a .Ummer breeze, do tho work perfectly. Jures headache, constipation. Only 'Joe. kt all drug stores In the county. Taber Topics. TAUKU, S, C., October 2. - After a brief ?lenco wo assume the responsibility of a lorrcspondont ami proceed to proceed. Farmers arc 'most done harvesting heir autumn crops, and soon will enjoy ; season of rest. No sickness of any serious 001)80 pienecs conics under our knowledge at iresont. Miss Mattie Morgan, of Keturn, is pending ll few days with Miss ElTlo Tannery. Miss Lillio O'Kolloy, accompanied by neilds, made a hasty visit to her former ionic, near Leno, Sunday. Miss Lillie ? now to be numbered as one of Newry's air damsels. Mrs. J. T. l'orter and children, of Vostminstor, spout last week on tho ivor. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Lcm mons, of iroonvillo, are on a few days' visit to Jr. .John W. Tannery, tho latter's a th or, Kev. ib F. Singleton, of Pendleton, pent a few days among relatives on thc ugaloo last week, and, by request, ireaohod two able and interesting s?r iions at the Taber baptist church Sun lay and Sunday night. Mr. Singleton rill soon leave this State for Ka toil ton, ia., where will he his futuro homo ami i'oik. Mr. S. P. Tannery leaves for Adieus, ?a., where Ito goes to see his aged sister. Mrs. T. P. Singleton, of Tokeena, ro iirned home yesterday from a pleasant tay in our midst. Mr. W. R. Finley and mother, of Kieh uid, worshipped at Taber Sunday. Your scribe has recently made ano lier pleasant, but brief, visit to Pickcns minty, where we found our many (?) li on (ls ready and anxious to seo us .ave. The school at this place has for sonio imo bOOli Uko tho boy said his father's heat was, "lt's low, but it's thin.'' "Tho wedding hells! Their story tells.'" We learn wc aro to lose one of our dr daughters very soon. "Peace be lill." Kt I.I.I K K.\ NN IS1 Kl!. No Hight lo Ugliness. Tho woman who is lovely in face, form nd temper will always have friends, but nc who would 1)0 attract!VO must keep er health. If she is weak, sickly and ll rmi down, she will he nervous nd irritable. If she has constipation r kidney trouble, hoi' Impure blood will ilise pimplos, blotches, skin eruption ml a wretched complexi?n. Klootl'lo Itters is thc liest medicino in the world > regulate stomach, liver and kidneys ml to purify thc blood, lt gi ves strong orves, bright oyes, smooth, velvety skin, ch comploxloil. If will make a good inking, charming woman of a rundown i val hi. Only 50 couts at all drugstores. Heavy Death Taxes. Ni.u VoilK, September 20.--Thc (?state f the late C. P. Huntington must pay calli taxes to the amount of fc'200,000 to ie Slate of New York and an equal mount to thc general government under lie war revenue art, the Supreme ('omi avillg decided the inheritance tax lo bc mist il ut ional. This is a small amount nm pa red with the death laxes imposed y liieat britain. The returns show thal carly s",o,nnn,i>oo was paid into thc bril .li treasury on that account last year, lie total amount bequeathed by '>.">,.: 11 ersons in KnglaiUl during the year was I, I no,1100,1100, equal lo one-half the allouai deld. Twelve difieren! estates aid death laxes lo the amount ol' nearly |,iHKi,nuti each. Ilobson's Eyes Fail Him. WASIIINOTON, September 20. Lieut. [nilson has applied lo thc navy depart lOUt tor six months' leave ol absence realise of trouble which has developed iib his eyes. Ile has experienced con tiemblo pain willi his eyes of bile, par ;h this space next w . you have read our n you get all you ne S CASH THE NEWS FROM SENECA. Local and Personal Nows-Pooplo Coming and Going. SBNKOA, Ootobor 2.--Recent Improve ments to tho town uro tho now scats in tho school house und dopot. Tho merchants aro golfing iu quito a nico stock of fall goods, and all sooin quito busy. Mr. Goo. Sheldon has moved to town to stay in QigniUiftt'a sloro. Mrs. James Adams spent two days of last week in Andorsou. Miss Ruby Ward, aftor spending seve ral weeks with Mrs. Austin, has returned to Fllisvillo, Miss. Mis? Hessin Wilson is visiting her bro ther at Westminstor. Miss Mamie Swann left last Friday to resume her school at Russell's. Sho will bo greatly missed by tho young people hero. Miss Roxie Reid, of Walhalla, is clerk ing at Ruskin Anderson's. Mr. Cecil Hopkins has gono to Birm ingham to lill a position in a railroad ellice. Mr. Ramsay Doyle and family aro now occupying tho Martin house, winch Dr. Doyle bought recently. Miss Mary Cherry left last Saturday for Columbia to resumo bor studies ill tho South Carolina College for Women. Quito a nutnbor of our young pooplo aro away at school, ami they aro greatly missed. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Karlo, of Tertia, spent Monday hore. Mr. Fate Adams, of Charlotte, was in Seneca Sunday. Mr. Fd. Mott, of Walhalla, and Messrs. Harper and Gilliard, of Newry, spent Sunday hero. Misses Elinor and Daisy Wardlaw en tertained a number of their young friends last Friday evening. Mr. Anderson and daughter, of Pen dleton, spent Monday in Seneca. M. I). Ills Lifo Was Saved. Mr. J, E. Lilly, a prominent, citizens of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful deliverance from a frightful death. In telling of it ho Says: "1 was taken with typhoid fever, that ran into pneumo nia. My lungs became hardened. 1 was so weak I couldn't even sit np in bed. Nothing helped me. 1 expected soon to die with consumption, when 1 heard of Dr. King's New Discovery, (?no bottle gave great relief. I continued to use it, and now am well and strong. I can't say too much in its praise.-' Tho marvel lous medicine is tho surest, and quickest Kino in tho world for all throat and lung trouble. Regular size .><. cents mid $ LOO. Trial bottles free at all drug St?res in tho county. Every bot tlc guar n? teed. Maxwell's Ferry Hems. vxwt:i.i.'s Fr.ituv, October 2.-The people of near boro enjoyed a most delightful singing at Ilepzibah Sunday. Mrs. Lou Harris, ono of Elberton's sweetest holies, has gone to Seneca, titer a visit at this place. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Simpson and Mr. Nathaniel Kl rod, of Piedmont, visited J. T. Dong and family recently. Mrs. .1. C. and .1. M. Dickson, of An lorson, have returned homo after an ixtended visit. Mr. R. L. Bowie, of Iva, and R. L. VValkup, of Waxhaw, N. C., visited at tho hospitable homo of .J. L. McCarley recently. Miss /ora Mooro, ono of our fair jolies, has beon on the sick list, but is ionvalosoing. Mr. II, II. McCarley loft last Wednes iay for Charleston, where he will on tor ichool, having received tho scularship it that place. Mr. Jesse Graham left Tuesday for Gurman University. * * * If you want thc best Hour in (his coun ry buy Roxane, highest, patent and laker's Choice fancy patent and you will coop poaco in your family. J. >V J. S 'arter, Westminster, S. C. Tho Mountain City. GlUiKNVIM.K, Sept ember 20.-Fur man 'niversify and tho Groouvillo Female College opened this morning with spion lid prospoots for tho session. Furman ll)rolled ITU st udents, forty more than he fust day last session and thc largest nimber in the history of Hie institution >n tho first day of enrollment. Tho 'ninian Fitting School opened with a luflioiont number of students to pay the .xpenscs of the school for the year. The Romalo College opened with forty-five loarding students and an unusually large lumber of day scholars. All the schools ind col I egos of tho city aro now in full ?last. l?ishop Turner, colored, of Goorgin, ays he will not stump for Bryan, as re torted, hut will vote for him, one of tho .casons being that w hile ho doesn't know vhat Bryan might do for tho negro, he. [nows that. McKinley has never dornt ins tiling hut appoint a few of them lo .(Vice. Con. Diaz, has been re-elected Presi lont of Mexico, which makes Iiis sixth cnn. consumption s. hy no means, thc dreadful lisease it is though! lo ho a tho beginning. lt can always be lopped .i Ihc beginning. The trouble s : you don't know you've gol I ; you don't believe it ; you von't bel ic ve it-. till you are Diced to. Then it is danger iiis. 1 >on't bc afraid ; hui attend <? il (jtlick- yon can do il your >clf and at home. Take Scott's l?niulslon of -?d I .iver ( )il, and live care? nlly every way. I his is sound doctrine, ihatcvcr you may think or >c told ; and, il hi ed d, will ;avc life. If you have not tiled lt, eond for roo saronlo, Its rtfrreoablo tnsto win II rori 80 you. , SCOTT BOWNE. Chemists. IOU Pearl Street. Now York. ?Oc. and $I.OO| nil tlrufffflst*. .L YOU CAN'T REST! Bargains ! eek ! We will tell you a few things you never knew before, ad. come around and get some of the Bargains we have for you. ed, "Just tell them that you saw us, and they'll know the rest." BA Bf* A IM CT ABE <"Bi??m son* UFO,. ."**...> BAKU Alli & ! UKE? Titree Boors Bete Hie Post Office. Our New Goods are In. That is, some of them are, and others are arriving daily. We have every thing except time, and we are too busy opening goods ai. d selling them to write advertisements now. Look out for us next week--we're coming, and we will tell you about the biggest and best stock of goods in Oconee. We Mean Business, and Lots of lt! C. W. PITCHFORD CO T ?otice to Debtors anil Creditors. \LI. persons indebted to tho ostato of Washington Oglesby, deceased, aro uroby noli lied io mateo payment to tlio ndorsignod, and all persons having aims against said estate will present ? ie same, duly attested, within the time resort bod by law or bo barred. CLIFTON ll. MILLER, I xcoutor of the last Will and Testament. of Washington Ogleshy, deceased. September Uti, 1000. 80-42 Notice to Teachers. nilH next, regular oxamination for L TEACHERS' CE?ITI FI GATES in COtlCO county will be liel<l at the Court ouse on Friday, October 12th, KHK), bo nining at 8.80 o'clock A. M. All nppli int- will be expected to furnish their .vu paper, pen and ink. For further dorina) ion address W. II. RA WRON, County Supt. of F.dueation, Walhalla; s. c. September 20, 1000. 80-41 Bridge to Let. III IE County Commissioners for Oco . neo county will lot to tho lowest ro lonsiblo bidder, on the Uh day of Oe lber. 1000 at ll o'clock, A. M., tho con act lo build a bridge over Ch OOS tod eek near Dr. .1. A. Johns' mill. Plans ul speeilieal ions will ht; exhibited on IO day of letting. Tile Commissioners .serve the right lo reject, all bids. .1. M. HUNNIOUTT, County Supervisor. September UH lt, 1000. 88-40. Vt Norman's ! nglisli Crockery lo Arrive this Week from P.uglaud. These goods w ill be sold at very low .ices. All kinds of new gooda arriving at NORMAN'S Up-Town Store. TAX NOTICE. COUNTY TREASURER'S OFF!CR, I Walhalla, S, c., Sept. 25, 1000. J HUE HOOKS for the collection of I. taxes for the liscal year, commenc g January 1st, IOHO, will open October ? lb, ll ?nu, and close on 8l8t December, mn. State, tax. fi mills. School tax . ."> mills. Ordinary County tax... 4J mills. Total.12) mills. ld way School District, No. 80 . .2 mill?. I. Tabor School District, Xe. IO..2 mills. Bthol School District, No. i>_2 mills lovidenoe School District.No. .'I..2 mill.'.. Fi ficen per tient penalty will he ni ched on all Unpaid laxes on January t, 1001. J. I{. KAY, Tronswror Goonoo County. September 20, 1000. 80-52 IERVITA PILLS Kcsforc Vitality. Lost Vigor mid Manhood ire Impolpnoy, Nigh! Rmisaioos, Loss of Mom. rj*fcg*. orv, all wnsllna dieonsoi. i ?By^"1^ all elf oe tx ?'f self-abuse er f??T^ MK J 0XC0S8 Mini indiscr?tion. \?\? norvo tonto and PILI Q A - 2n\l'dood bulldor. Urin?? r,UL-c? R '?.yt lin pink (dow to pule fZf\ FV^K ellOOKS mid restores tho %?^J v^XWho of youth. Hy mall GTS. ? >fp\ \50o per box. O boxes fort--. !.oO, willi our btinloiblo Knnrnntoo to euro ronind tho money paid. Mend for elrcuhir <l . py of om-1..o.i..inie gunrnnfoo bond. l?nniaTahlnt? HXTRA STRBNOTH (Yc.i.ow i, A DEI.) Immediate Results sitively KUnrAntOOil euro for LOM) of PoWOr, ne.ic,ile, Uudovolopod or Shrunken Organs, re-e., Locomotor Ataxia, Nervous I'ro tra il, iiy .tmm. Pi?-.. insanity. Paralysis nial lim suits of FxcoAiivo Uso of Tobacco, Op) ll m or liior. Bv mull in plain pnckfiso, (fl 1.00 a X, ? for 95.00 with our bnnknblo Kiior too bond to our? in UO day? or -'ifund , moy paid. Addrosa N ER VITA MEDICAL CO. Inton Si Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. FOI: SA HF. RV DK. J. W. Ki:LL, Druggist, WAI.IIAI.I.A, S, C. lr. G. C. Probst, I > Ii N TI S T , Walhalla, S. C. lillee two Doors East of Bank, Second Floor. [OURS : 8.:M) A. M. TO 1 I?. M. AND 2 TO 0 r. Ma March 24, 1SD8. dr. W. F. Austin, DENTIST, ENECA,.S. C. I TICK DAYS : MONDAYS, FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS. September 7, 1800. Cotton ! ! ! The Courtenay Vlanufacturing Company at Newry 1ereb y noti fi e s FARMERS that on md after 1st Octo )er they will buy Cotton and pay ;he highest market )rices. Soptombor 20, 1000. 80-4-1 fotice ot Final Settlement and Discharge. STATE OF SOUTH OA KOLI NA, I OCONR1? COUNTY, j IN TIIK COU HT OK I'ROllATE. mlrew H. Kamsay and Alexander Ham say, Jr., KxcoittOl'S pf thc last, Will and Testament of Alexander Kamsay, Sr., deceased, Plaintiffs, against bomas S. Kamsay, Wm. .1. Kamsay, Goo. .1. Kamsay, Margaret J. bankin nee Kamsay, Helle K. Davis nee Kam say; thc hcirs-at-law or Mary K. Doyle nee Kamsay, deceased, to-wit: O. bam say Doyle, Wm. I!. Doyle, K. Clay Doyle, Virginia Jones net! Doyle; tho hcirs-at-law of Klizabeth K. Jarrott nee Kamsay, deceased, to-wil : Dever oaux Jarrott, Alexander K. Jarrott, Mamie H. Simpson net! Jarrett; the hcirs-at-law of J. Kohl Kamsay, de Ceased, to-wit : James W. Kamsay, G?Ol'gO Kamsay, Kohl Kamsay, John 1'. Kamsay, Wm. Kamsay, Kessin Kamsay, Sallie Smith net! Kamsay; the hcirs-at law of Maggie Harwell nee Kamsay, deceased, to wit : Kohl Knrwell, Kui well,- burwoll, D?fendants, 'l ite D?tendants ahove named will take >t ice, t hat there will he a lina) sid tie cut of the estate of Alexander Kamsay, r,. deceased, in the Court or Probate, , Walhalla Court House, in the County ul state aforesaid, on Thursday, the . th day of Novcmher. 1000, If you rail i answer the Petition tiled in this action itllill the time prescriheil hy law, judg cut will he. entered against yon by de IIlt, The Petition in this action was n d in tho Court of I'rohate, ut Wal illa ( ?mi t House, in tho County and ato aforesaid, on tho llthdayof Sop inlier, 1000. KOH'T A. THOMPSON, Plaintiffs' Attorney. I.S.] I). A. SMITH, Judge of Probate OoOUOO (-'minty, S. C. Soptombor 12, 1000. 87-42 Now Ready! We aro now ready to show you one of tho host and largest stocks of goods over brought to this county. Tho ladies who have visited our store say ours is tho best soloetod and nicest lino of DRESS GOODS ever seen herc?, dur prices are below any one else, because our expenses are less thou merchants who do business in larger places. Our line of NOTIONS, nOSlEUY, KDOINOS, INSERTIONS, FINK LACE CURTAINS, 7?o. nj) to S?.OO. Carpets, Rugs, Matting, and numbers of other articles that you need that we have not space and time to specify. All wo ask is for you to visit our store and we will pleaso you in juice, quality and style of goods. J. & J. S. CARTER, Woistiriiiistev, ?. C. Monumental Designing- ! 1 am prepared at all times to fill orders for Monuments, Tombs, Statuary and Headstones. %tt* Having designed and executed the Wak ener Monument for thc Scmi-Ccntennial Executive Committee, and other monu mental work in this section, 1 feel that I can satisfy all who wish work in this line. ADDRESS. C. H. MAYHEW, WALHALLA, S. C. T. E. ALEXANDER Livery, Feed and Sale . . Stable, . . WALHALLA, S. C. Good Teams and Saddlo Horses. Fertilizers and Dynamite on Hand all thc Year Round. ~* I PHONE No. li. lt, T. jAYNKs. I .1. w. SJIKLOIC, J WM. .1. S i mni.iNo. \ { K. I,. 11 I.UNDO.N. -/<,/ JAYNES & SHELOE, ATTORN IC VS-AT-1, A W, WALHALLA, S. (!. 1") ROM PT attention given to all busi ness committed to tlioir caro. Notice of i^inni Set tlement a?n<I ?'linrye. u k Attomeys-At-Law, WALHALLA, S. C. PltOMPT ATTKNTION (llVK.N TO ALL btJ8t> NKSS K.NTIMJKTKI) TO Til KM. .lannary 0, I81IS. Notice of lentil Sot Llciiietit elm t'fci'e? 21 IK I I >i.H NOTICE is horoby given that the nu dersigned will make application to j D. A. Smith, Ksq., illidge of Probate for OooilOO county, in the Stale of South 1 Carolina, on Saturday, tho Otb day of October, HMM), at. Il o'clock in the torc I noon, or lin soon thereafter as saul nppli ' cation can be heard, for leave lo make \ (bini sot denicul of tho estate of M. II. Ri yee, deceased, and final discharge as Administrator of said ?slalo. JA M KS R. UR YOE, Administrator of Mutate of M. li. Pryce, i locoasod, Soptombcr 4, 1000, 80-80. NOTIOK is hereby given that tho un dersigned will make application to D. A. Smith, Ksq., Judge of Probato for licence county, in Hm State of South Carob ml al his Olbco at Walhalla Court. House, on Friday, tho nth day of Octo ber, I IHM), at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, or as soon I hereafter as said application can be board, for leave to tmike. final settlement of I he estate of ll. I). Roches ter, deceased, and lina! discharge as Ad ministr?t lix of said estate. LEA/I K. CR A IO, Administratrix of Kslato of II. 1). Ro chester, deceased. September I, HMM). ,'i?-3?