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TO THINK OWN SKLK BK TKUK AND IT MUST KOLLOW AS TI1K NIGHT THE DAY, TH?tT OAN?'T NOT THKN BK FA.LSK TO ANY MAN ?Y JAYNI58, S H15 LOK, SMITH & STJBOK. WALHALLA, HOI TH OA KOLI NA. NOV. 2?, NHW NO. ?M 7.-VO ItUMB LIV.-NO. 4 7. Wo uro giving a way som? beautiful babies to our customers. Kita ii doll is 'beautifully dressed, full si/.o, high grade bisque heads, moving eyes, be:.i tiful curls and pearly tooth. Kaeh doll is dressed willi ii handsome dress of fancy chillon, tl i in mod with lace, ribbon and ornaments. With each 10c. purchase wo gt vu yon a ticket with du pl ion to numbers. Wo koop tho original number, you the duplicate and each night wo place tho original numbers in a box and get Mayor Thompson to draw out a number. The person holding the ticket with corresponding number gets the doll. We, thereforo, give away ono ol' Umso beautiful dolls each night, commenc ing Thursday, Novombor 17, and continuing to December 17. C. W. J. E. B BOU Rmi g ht, Walhalla. _\VI; STILL ?IVE THE REBATE CHECKS. A TIME-TRIED DRUG STORE. Only yours can bring fullness of knowledge, Wisdom is always a product of experience, and experience is an important thing In lin? drug business. Theory may imagine it knows, but experience knows it knows and knows why it knows. This store is eighteen years old. It has served the community long and well, lt is a full grown drug store and its growth has teen along pl'Ogi'ossivo lines. Its trade is founded on coull dence-a eoulhhmce that has grown with yeats because Iber?! hits been this basis for il TShe Best Drills, Accurate Service, Reasonable Prices. 9 Till?: DRUGGIST, Til V. YK.LhOW Kl {ONT. About 350 ?leer ami elk, at the Hell Molido, Nashville, have been sold to a hunting club, in which Harry Payne Whit ny, of New York, ?md otu or weal ay men aro interested. Tho ani mals will bo turned loose in tho sixty thousand acre preserve tho New Yorkers own around Hickory Valley, in Tennes see. I "The story thal 1 havo agreed lo light ! .lack Johnson is not true," says James ?b ?joffl'i?H. "I will never light a negro. ' I am en Iii ely in the hands of the press ! and tho people. Any white man they , choose i will light on six weeks' notice, j Unless this is done before a great wdiile 1 i will retire from tho ring and be Ibo only I retired champion." Fair Play Nows. Pair Play, November 21.-Miss blanche lsbel) visitedher sister, Mrs; SiL. burris, of South Union, last Saturday night. \V, li. Heller and Clarouoo Dobbins, of Alpine, were among the visitors hoi o Sunday.. Prof. M. O. barton, who is teaching a nourishing school at Madison, is with his mother for a few days. Sculptor Kari m was in town Kinlay. Wo aro glad loree Mr. barton up again, as he has bad quite a long spell of fever. Little Miss Pauline Marett is very ill with fever at this writing. Miss Hattie Wright, who has been on au extended visit to ba venia, Da., re turned home last Thursday, The l air Play Ililli School, under the management of Prof. 0. M. Chapman ami Miss (Sortie Mahat?ey, promises lo be '?ne of the most successful eve I' ?aught at I his place. Mr. deanes, of Anderson, was among friends th6 latter part of the week. Mrs. I). V. Wright left for Abbott. Tex., last. l-'ridny, where she was called lo the bedside of her son, Mr. Knox, who ?> very low with pneumonia, Miss bertie Smit li and brother, Lowell, spent a w hile with their sister, Mrs. Hel ler, last Sat nrday. Prof. ("tubbs conducted a singing at Shoal Creek, Da., last .Sunday. Mr. Drubbs.is a line musician and his -sing ings arc alway- oil joy ed. S?sses Sallie Leathers and Abalena Smith went to Anderson last Friday. Weare glad to say that Mrs. O. K. (shell, who has been very ill so long, is np again. Miss Cb mobil liichey entertained ti few of her friends lo a nice pound sup per last Tuesday night. Ottio burriss, of Tngaloo, visited a special friend here Sunday. Miss Sallie Wootton was the charming guest of Miss /.elma Isbell Saturday and Sunday. Miss Pearle Marett visited Miss Maude Wootton Sunday. .), ii. c Andrew Carnegie has recognized tho color line in bis otter lo tub eily of At lanta of ten thousand dollars for a negro binary on condition that the city give a silo and ono thousand dollars a year for PK support. Tho city council is now con sidering tho matter. AN^,^.~-:- Iff ?W7f &#i*#rf.*iff if ifif if rf'^' ?f if ff #7f ff if rfff ?f ff ?f '. AH? WITH COMPWJJE The Store ipr Barga i ri s Where Values are Best. DRESS GOODS. all i lu ll t- best assort mont. of Wb?l?u ( ioods in I Ins market. rondoloths, French Flannels, .Serges, llonriel las, In latest, sinnlos-Jirown, oto.. OOO yards Standard flints at Rp. per yard. 2.?QQ yards Ill-inch good .pialily Shooting at 5c. Ladies' Jackets, all brand new from the manufiictll rer. I'rtco $1.50, $'2.5u, $?1.00, $*>, $7.50 ami slo. f,a?Iies' Skirts, $1, $1.00 up to $7.51) each. Ladies' ami Children's Underwear, in all weights. Woolen and Cotton. CLOTHING. ?10. liest lino of high grade Clothing over bought. . Men's complete! Suits -^2, $2.60, $3.50, *.">, ^7.00, s 12.50 np to $25. A job lol of Suits, strictly lirsl-class in quality hilt ii little Oil' in style, worth i>IO, to close at $0; .lob lot- of Pauls, not. old stock, but newest. ?Hid best styles; bought for half price on account of sizes-all sundi--running as high as ?lixi}I, "orth $-1.50, and to close at $!} and $:J.50. The $!J,5? grade lo close at $2.50. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS IN ALL SIZES AND PRICES. SHOJ?S. Shoos in all kinds of styles and prices to suit tho buyors. If in need of a pail' of Shoos try a pair of our Sham Hock or Hod Hover. Kvcry pair absolutely gnni an toed to give perfect satisfaction. A job lot of Hutton Shoes to close ohoap. AU$2, f>2?2fi and *2.50 Shoes to close at $1.50 and $1.26. Heavy Kangaroo, all solid, to CIOHO at 85o. BUILDING MATERIAL. Ono solid ont' load of Doors, Sash, Winds. Can make you a price 10 to 20 per cont, cheapor than you can buy from the faotory. Ten pounds of tireen Coffee, $1; oight pounds of package Coffee, $1. Hod, Hunt Proof, Wintor Turf and White Sood Oats. At this store you can always linda complete stock of fresh (Srocorlcs. W. P. N?MM0NS, SENECA. TWENTY-ONE POUNDS OF NEW YOHK STANDARD OHANUDATED SUOAK KO li ONE DODI.AK With ovory bill of DKY HOODS, SHOES and CLOTH INO amounting to $10. W. P. Nl'MMONS, SENECA. THE NEWS FROM SENECA. Senooa, November ?J.-Harry Poo, of O loenville, was willi friends lune Mon day. Major lb 1<\ Sloan was a visitor to H reen ville Friday. Hov. j. H. Moore, of Westminster, was visiting friends horn a few days last week. W. 1'. Dickson and Leland Marettspoilt last Sabbath w ith relatives in Westmin ster. W. M. Goldsmith, of (ireonvillo, was here on business a few hours Friday. K. W. 11 lott was with frionds hero a few days hist week. Dr. burt Mitchell spent iv few hours here last Thursday on his way to Ander son. Hol. hobt. A. Thompson was OHM of the visitors from Walhalla Monday. Tho many frionds of J. W. .Stribling wdll be pleased to learn that bo is able to bo out again, after on illness of sovoral weeks, and hope that in tho near future he will be able to bo at tho bank. H. H. Lowery spent a fow days last week in Atlanta on business. Tho residenco of K. P. Karlo, Jr., is nearing completion. Hov. W. S. Haunter, formerly pastor of the Presbyterian ohuroh at this place, but wim tendered his resignation soino wonks ago has mo.ed to near Lowndes ville, in A nderson county. Kov. and Mrs. Hamitor mado many friends during their stay hore, and they are sorry to lose thom, but wish for them success in their new home. Hil i on Thanksgiving services in tho Seneca baptist church to morrow at ii o'clock a.m. Preaching by Kev. 0. Wardtaw. . Preaching iii tho Simeon Methodist ohuroh next Sunday morning and even ing at the usual hours hy the pastor, Kev. K. S. .Innes. Public cordially in vited. Kev. McCullough, of Ibo Col um hi il Seminary, Ulled (be pulpit at the Pres byterian ohuroh Sunday morning and evening. The ladies of tho Methodist church realized a very nice sum from tho oyster supper last Thursday evening. Tho pro ceeds wont to t he Methodist church. Mrs. Wm. Kamsay, of Toccoa, was in tho city a few days last week with rela tivos and friends. Misses Sallie and jlnttip Sholor, of Walhaila, were Hm guests of Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Stripling a fow days last week. Miss (Mara Hunt, after spondlug some weeks as tho guest of Mrs. .1. W. byrd, returned home Saturday. doe Lawrence, of Toecoa, spent seve ral days last week in town with 1*0 bl ti VOR. Miss Lydia Kamsay, of Toccoa, was in tho city Shopping Kriday. M rs. Wm. Peden, Mrs. Wall and Miss Walli Of Westminster', were in the city Friday shopping. t.. n. <\ Thc Exact Tliimj Required (or Constipation. "As a certain purgativo and stomach purifier Chamberlain's Stomach and lil vor Tablets seem to he the exact thing required, strong enough for the most robust, yet mild enough and safe for children and wi:bout that terrible grip ing so common to most, purgatives,'' say lb S. Webster it Ho., udora, Ontario, Canada. For salo by Dr. .J. W. Hell, Walhalla: W. .1. Lunney, Sonooa. Items from Madison. Madison, Novonihor -Stony Point school in District No. 12, about one milo ahpvO here, has failed to secure a teacher and Ibo school bas not opened yet. Any good, reliable teacher who will apply can get tho school. ll pe ry Spencer is expecting to loavo soon bu- tho West. We wish him great success. H. c. King loft Sunday night, for Chnmhlee, Cit., to study railroad agency under his brother. M. H. broom made a business trip to Seneca ono tiny last week. Daniel Hicks, cd t'entrai, has moved lo W. C. Duke's. We. welcome him in this community. Joe Price made a business (rip to An derson last. Kriday. With best wishes to the dear old Courier, bilbo Hoy. No Poison in Chamberlain's Coutjli Remedy. From Napier, New Zealand, Herald: Two years ago thc Pharmacy Hoard of New South Wales, Australia, had nu analysis made of all the cough medi ci ups that were sold in that market. Ont of the entire list, they found only one that they declared was entirely free from all poisons. This exception was Chamber lain's Cough Keiuedy, made by tho Chamberlain Medicine Company, Des Moines, Iowa, H. S. A. Tho absoneo of all narcotics makes this remedy tho safest and host that can la? had; timi it is with a fooling of security that any mother can give it to her little ones. Chamber lain's Cough Kotncdy is especially rec ommended by its makers for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. This romody is for salo by Dr. J, W. bell, Wal halla; W. J. Lunney, Seneca. Tho pooplo of Tocco?, Ha., aro trying to secure a now county, lo bo formed of parts of Franklin . and Ilahorsham countlos, with tho court liouso at Toc coa. It is proposed to call the now county Piedmont. There is a quality in Royal Baking Powder which makes the food more digestible and wholesome. This peculiarity of Royal has been noted by physicians, and they accord ingly endorse and recom mend it. HOYAt. BAKING POWDER. CO.. NEW YORK. NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER. Westminster, November 22.-Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Zimmerman, of Atlanta, nra the guests ol' Mr. and Mis. ll. H. '/Am merman. Dr, Hurt Miteholl visited Anderson this week. Mrs. U, (/beek, of Tooeoa, is visiting the family of A. Cheek. 'I'. N. Carter has sold his sloek of liter ohandlso io c. IO. o. Miteholl A Soit; Mr, Miteholl has had four years of expe rience ns salesman in Mr. Carter's store. His soti. Hurt 1.. Mitchel), has been with Kr a i k Cannon several years. Kev, N. C. ballengor, of Reedy River, was in town Monday oil business. The Stonecyplier Drug Company are occupying their new store room. Dr, J, II. Slonecypher is a grad?alo of tho South Carolina College of Pharmacy. They carry a full lino of all kinds of drugs and medicines and invite their friends and easterners to call and soo them in their now quarters. Walter lOlHott has returned from St. Louis, whero ho has been for several months. Another drug store will be opened up in Westminster soon. Tho new firm will | be composed of Dr. II, IO. Rosser, L. Ai ! Kdwards and W. IO. Mason. They will ' do business in the room just vacated by Stonccypher Rios. They will have a soda fountain and a complete stock of drugs. Dr. .labe/, .loues, of Savannah, visited his old homo al Mallison hist. week. Invitations have been issued for tho marriage of Miss Kinma Hihb to ??. Knox Anderson on Wednesday, November 80, 1 at 7.:10 p. m., at the home of tho brides' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Th OR, bibb, of Westminster. Miss Maiyo lt. Shelor requests us lo say that all contributions to the Pratt burdetl Hospital funds be left at tho bank. The pastors of the churches of Westminster will bo asked to be ti com mittee in charge of tho funds. A. L. G os s cit. Hugh S. Thompson Dead. Hugh >S. Thompson', former Governor of South Carolina, died af his residence in New York last Sunday. Up bad been a sufferer for months from asthma. After having been Coveriior of South Carolina, Col, Thompson became As sistant. Secretary of the Treasury under President Cleveland's Ili'Rt administra tion. He went to New York hi 5802 to take the position of Comptroller of the New York Life Insurance Co., which he held at the time of his death. Wont lo Slcop oa Rio Track. Dillon, November 17.- -G. \V. Black well, .V> years old, an operative at the Maple Cotton Mill, was struck by a fast freight lalo this afternoon ami almost, instantly killed. The accident occurred just below tho Maple Cotton Mills, a few feet from tho north end of the trestlo ? which spans Maple Swamp. The only eye witness was Ibo engineer, wdio claims that Blackwell was asleep betweon the ties, and whoo aroused by the noise of the rapidly moving train raised up just intimo to he st ruck on tho loft side of tho hoad by ono of the boxes on tho front trucks. Tho skull was badly crushed, and after remaining' in a state of unconsciousness for several hours tho Unfortunate) man oxpirod without regain ing consciousness. blackwall movod hero from .lonesboro, N. C., yestorday with bis family, who aro employed at tho Maple Mill. 11 o was a man of splendid physique and boars ovi donco ol' having soon bettor days. It ia said that ho had hoon drinking all tho afternoon and was intoxicated whoo killed. A Bazaar lor Seneca. Hogitining December Kl and continu ing thrungli two days, (ho ludios of tho lVosbylorhin church nf Seneca will con duct a hu zan r to which tho publie ia invited. Citizens from thc comity and neighboring towns, Walhalla, Weslinin Kt Ol'] Townvillc, Pendleton, Anderson, Kort Hill, otc, are extended a cordial in vitation to attend. Tho lower Moor of UKI Keowee lintel will lie used and it is safe to say thal a biggiiir and moro hitor ostinti affair has never hoon hold in Seneca or the conni v. A number ot booths will ho nnangod at whi<:li can ho found a Variety of ai tides suitable for Christ mas Rifts or domestic purpost 8. Thoro ft ill ho (Udna, laces, .Japanese Koods, hardware, {.'.meerie s, toys, dolls, in fact, cverylloni'. to please tho fancy. The Klondike will ho the center of at traction for the little ones, where, by pitying a small fee at the do ir, they can din for sundry and nu morons article-? which will ho concealed ina litigo mound of saw dust. The dining room will ho in charge of experienced liousekeopors, who will serve dinners, lunches and sup port at roasonnhle i'.^ures. The cake booth will contain numbers ol' handsome cakes, where the house wife can is,i\l her Christmas oakes for a sonrr. Our mer chants have heon visited by a soliciting committee and have responded hand somely. If is sato lo say thal there will ho a largo number of donations ranging from a paper of pins to a horse and buggy. The ladies are working ho r denby to buy a manse and so worthy o coiso cannot fail lo appeal to tho honris of a ?{encrons public. Hy request, of tho ladies of tho l'res hytorinn church. To the iii ?ijlil Girls of thc Country. The expenses for ene year at a loading Southon! college will bo paid for a bright, worthy girl o? Oooneo county, .South Carolina, who will securo for mo ono hundred and fifteen subscribers to my book, ''Lob and Longstreet at High Tide." The college expenses inollldo board, books, tuition, laundry and inci dentals. Kor the double purpose of giving tho people the truth of onrcivil war history, and ol' extendiiu; a helping band lo tho struggling ambitious t;ii ls ol tho country, I ?un pl eased to place a year al collego within reach of a RSrl of Oooiieo county who desires an education earnestly OilOUgh to exert herself a little. .Should the girl aval)big herself of this oppor tunity provo particularly deserving, / jd edge myself to the endeavor to opon the wy for her to complete the college coiii e. The girl whit is interested in this oller should communicate with me at once, and her communication should bo ac companied by the endorsement of her County School Superintendent. Ibo edi tor of this pnpeir and the leachor of the last school she attond?d. I would be glad to conimunionto will' every ambitious girl in OOOUOO county who is Struggling to educate herself. Mrs. .James Longs!ieel, Gainesville, Ctn? Disastrous Wrecks. * ('arolesHiinss is responsible for many a railway wreck and tho same causes aro making human wrecks of sufferers iron? throat and lung troubles. Dut since tho advent of Or. King's Now Discovery for consumption, oougliH and colds, oven tho worst casos can bo cured, and hopeless resignation is no longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg, of Dorchostor, Mans., is one of many whoso lifo was saved by Dr. King's Now Discovory. This groat rom ody is guaranteed for all throat and bun; ' disonsos by all droguista. Trico ?jOo. and $1, Trial bottles froo. "I