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WE HAVE A CHAIRS THAT WE O F EE li AT SFECli THE NEXT TH I HT' IF VCR ARI CH \ 1 RS NOW IS MAKE YOUR 'CIR iii JAYNES*C M'ocal aub personal. -Reggies, harness, Wlilto Hickory wagon ?. T. E. Alexander, Walhalla. --Mrs. Maggie Brown, <>f Kuoolet, spoilt Inst Monday in Walhalla. -Seaborn Bros. arc closing out, their stock of millinery at cost, lor cash. Seo advertisement. , -A chance for the $15 doll with ovory 25ot cash purchase at our ?toro. Walhalla Drug Co, - Harper, Royd .V Hunt, Seneca, have "a Christmas present, for every member in any family.'- SOO their ad. -.1. W. byrd A Co., Seneca, have "moro shoes." They can lit you up in a nice Christmas present. See ad. -.). A. brock. Seneca, will pay cash for butter, chickens and eggs. -C. R. Bouchies, after an absence of two mouths from Walhalla, returned last Saturday ami is among his many friends. -Misse' Kssio Campbell ami ibbie Mo Curry, el* Anderson, visited at the home of .1. c. simpson, near Walhalla, last week. - W. R. "Simmons, Seneca. S. C., oilers special reductions in men's and boys' clothing for the next ?10days. --Rev. K. C. Finlay will preach in the Episcopal church on nexl Sunday night at 7.??0 o'clock. F.vcryone is cordially in vited lo attend. - Have your proscriptions compounded at Stotieoypher'S Di ng Mon?, Westmin ster. They givo yhti i be service of a registered pharmacist. - Co to thc Walhalla Drug <.,,, for your Christmas goods. Rest ?jooda' lowest prices. - A congregational meeting will be hold in the Lutheran church next Sun day min uing at ll o'olook, Kvery mem ber is urged lo be present. - At thc mooting ol' the Hoard of County Commissioners, held last Friday, W. lt. Cobb was re elected steward ol th*1 pom farm for tho year 11105. -Huck's Junior Range cooks per fectly. Absolutely free. seneca Hardware < '<>. - Married, at thc residence of the officiating minister, Hov. W. T. McAlis ter, November _7. HUM, Sidney J, Adams and Miss Alice J. Dunlap: all ol' Ocoiico, -Samuel Isboll left last week for Greenville, where ho lias entered berry's .Business School. S: ? i is an 01101'gotic young man, and deserves lllO success he is sure to attain. - Wo are headquarters for Christmas goods. Seo Otir stock. Walhalla Drug Co. -J. W. Rv rd A Co., of Seneca, have, all sorts of shoes, and plenty ot them, to | .show their customers, bead their ad vcr tisomOUt ami call Oil thom. They arel anxious to serve you. - A. L. Weeks and W. E. Seaborn are j in Anderson to dav on important busi ness. They are looking aller matters in | COnnootioli with machinery, otc., for tho j water ami light company. -See J. A. Brock, at Seneca, w hen you have chickens, butler and eggs to sell. Highost prices paid. CASH. -Robt. L, Hipp, of ( ullman, Ala., is in Walhalla for a few days un business and is registered at the Walhalla Hotel. Mr. Hipp is u prominent young attorney and represents his county in the State Senate. - From a patron of the West I nion school wc learn that the present session is progressing with the greatest satisfac tion to thc patrons and pupils. The school is under tho care of Miss Hattie Rutledge. --Clip our advertisements and ifpt, ab solutely free, a Rin k's Junior bange. Cooks perfectly. Seneca Hardware Co. -Wi ib Sohl'?der received his commis sion as County 'I'lcasurer hud Saturday and beean ?oReotihjJ (sixes Monday morn ing. Ile ls assisted hy James Seaborn am) '.'.. coi w i un receipts as last as the money is passed over tho counter. -The Ruck's Junior Range, now in our window, is the handsomest piece of j children's furniture ever shown in the county. Given li,Way February! I. Ih05. j Seneca 11 a rd wa re ( !o, I From thi Until 12 o e Christmas We will give a ticket wit store, which will entitle the $15,00 Doll, to bo gi von II will take her place in our wini Don't fail to secs ber. Remember wo sell the ^.""HF.ST IN KV WALHALLA DR Darby's C Chairs. CA lt LOAD OF A H li liol Nt; TO VL PRICES FOR i DAYS. j 13 IN NF.KI) OF THE TIMM TO Ul ASE. LARWOOD -Tr) St i nocyphor's W li I to Pino and l'a: foi that cold anil rough. -Tlioro will ho preaching at Pleasant Hill Baptist chu roll on next Sunday, Nth instant, at ll o'clock, anil on Satur day ho foro tit ll o'olook a. m., hy tho pastor, Hov. V/. T. Mo Alister. All tho members aro reuuestod to bo prosont. Publie cordially invited. - Notice.-Wo have just moved into our now store next door to Peilen bros. Call ann seo us. Stonocyphor Drug Co., Westminster, S. C. -Tho annual election of offlcors for Walhalla bodge, No. t?7, K. of P. will bo brid on Monday evening, December 10th. All mom bois are earnestly requested to attend that and tho intervening meeting next Monday night, business of import ance. - Prayer mooting in tho Walhalla Me thodist church this evening at half-past T o'olook. All invited. -William J. Thaekston, of GfOOtivillo, junior member of the Hrh) of Thaekston St Son, dealers in real estate, was in Wal li dla for a short while last Wednesday. Ho is enthusiastic in his hopos and be liefs for the futuro of tho Piedmont sec tion of South Carolina. - book out for two important ad vor? liseiUents next wook-- Ruskin Anderson, of Seneca and the Matheson Hardware Co., of Westminster. Their copy roached us too late for this week, bul they have stores brim full o'' seasonable goods. Wa'ch theil- advertisements and call on them. -Ladies' ?10 jackets at y); Indios* >s and $S.r>0 jackets ai These jackets are in all colors and the latest style and make, but must be sold within the next ?jo days. W. P. Simmons, Seneca, S. < '. . Areh Pennell, of SpartHlibnrg, last week purchased from W. .1. Hunt a IliCO farm in the New Hope settlement and will move thereabout tin* first of Janu ary. Oconeo holds ont a most cordial welcome to the citi/.ensof other counties lo como up and live with ns in "(ion's country.'' There's no place like Ooo ll 00 for good lands at moderate prit es. - See the >h"i doll in our wii dow that we are L'oing to give away to our cus tomers Christmas eve. Walhalla Drug Co. -Tho Walhalla Methodist Sunday school dceidod last Sunday morning to have a Christinas tree. As Christinas comes on Sunday this year Monday night following will lie the time for this happy and joyous occasion for the children. Commit tees have been appointed to look alter tho various things that contribute to make tho Christmas tree a success. -- If you buy a Muck's stove yon get your money back if wanted. Kev. C. I.. Hoffman, of .Mississippi, is'registered at tho Walhalla Hotel for a few days. Mrs. Hoffman and daughter spent Sunday afternoon here also, and loft Monday tor t heir home. They have spent the past season al Highlands ami Sapphire, N. C. Kev. Mr. Hoffman is an enthusiastic Knight of Pvt bias and gave tho members of Walhalla Lodge, No. 07, ami excellent ami appreciated talk Mon day night. -.1. A. brook, al Seneca, has just be gun to mu a lime business. AM styles of clocks and watches. -Rov. K S, Jones, pastor of the Si' nora and W alhalhi charge, will leave for tho South < arolina Annual (.'on for once on to-morrow. Ile leaves thus early for Hie purpose of visiting some relatives and friends in Spartanhnrg and to preach bj appointment next Sunday at Union, from which place ho was transferred to Walhalla at tho last animal conference. ?lu M..oday be will visit other relatives in Columbia and on Wednesday next, December Nth, be will Tie present al the big yearly gathering of tho Methodist preachers and laymen at Darlington for a wee!; or mme. ii is thought this will boone of the most interesting annual conferences hold in the history of the Methodist ehnii h of Ibis State. bishop W ilson, of Paltimoro, ill preside. 4- We are offering the greatest values over offered in this market on clothing, and have ono of the largest stocks in thc county to select froth, ('onie at once, ami see what we eau offer you before the best values ?oe eon e. Wi P. Ninunoiis, Seneca. S. C. locR noon on Eve, h every ?Tn". ensli pun base at our holder to one chance af ?i handsome liv?y at that time. The doll is hero and low as soon as her "Trousseau" arrives. K.KYT1IINO.". flC ?UG COMPANY, >1<I SItand. -Fur Sale-Hay, two cows, ono hoifor and ono good stock sow. C. Molchort. -Mrs. Joseph Korr is seriously ill with typhoid fever at her homo, four milos auovo Walhalla. - Huck's stoves arc made for scrvico. -.1. A- J. S. ('arter, Westminster, have an i inmenso stuck ol" goods. They are ottering some rattling bargains for the next ::o days. Hoad their ad and give them a cull. --Kohry .Smith, who lives oil tho lb K. Moss place, ahout two miles from Wal halla, last we d< killed tho largest bog we have heard of this season, lt weighed j .V?7 pounds net. Mr. Smith is a great be liever in milk for hogs and says, "unless you have plenty of milk for yourself and youl hogs, ?li ink less yourself ami give moro to your hogs." Ile 1ms on his place a cow that he is willing to put up against anybody's as "tim I) ll Cst. -The best of everything in Christmas goode af btv est prices at Walhalla Drug ( ompa.iy. - John F. Tatham has been in Hodges for several days. Ile was severely in jured at Holton some two weeks ago by an nceiddut Oil the railroad, htivitlg bad his foot crushed while al work as lb email on the Southern. He is improving nicely. - We have the best line of (Jil fist mas goods ever brought to Walhalls. A chance at tho *1"> doll with every 2? cash pinchase. Walhalla Drug Co. -On Saturday night, November P.) ll, a cow belonging to .lohn Chastain was stabbed in tho Hank with a knife or some instrument by t M'tios unknown. Tho cow was tied out ia the lot of tho owner, on Factory Hill, and the deed is sup posed lob?- the work of some Ill-dis posed person who basa grudge at Mr. Chastain. The cow was properly treated and is now all right A similar deed was perpetrated last Friday night, iv hon a cow belonging to a Mr. jackson, who also resides ou Factory Hill, was stabbed, tho wound being indicted at tim side of tho Stomach, severing a large vein. Tho cow was killed shortly after it was dis covered that she had been injured. She was bleeding so freely that it WHS thought impossible to save her lift). These facts have been reported to us by parties familiar with tho circumstances, and wo havo boon told suspicion points to ono or two people, but nothing defi nite is known. Tho person who would perpetrate Stiel) deeds is dangerous, and if positiv?; proof can bo brought out it should bo done at once and tho guilty one should be prosecuted and punished. - Highest prices paid for chickens, eggs and butter. See mo before sidling. .1. A. brook, Soi.eca, S. c. Tho Next Lyceum Attraction. Dr. ben c. broughton will appear tit the Court House Friday night. Doors open at 7.-?" Lecture begins promptly at S ?SQ o'clock. The national reputation of ben G. broughton is gre 0. Unlike most j me II, he is a prophet wit li noller in his own country. Do not miss this opportunity of hearing one of tb?' greatest men of bis dav. Some will get instruction: ovory I body will get entertainment. Como carly j if you pr?f?ra seat to standing. Only (Ifty seats loft. -clip! Clip! Clip! Clip! clip: Clip our advertisements and got a buck's . Junior bange free. Seneca Hardware ( !o. December Sales by Hie Master. The following tracts of land were sold last Monday by Master \V. O. White: I Donen)) tract, aiS-Jlfitoros, wit Deonne creek, about T iniloH fruin Walhalla, purchased liv J. 1". Davis for. < 850 00 .Iii.-. Illecklov traci, lld acres, nu Whet stone ?ret>k, sollt t?> 'I'll..s. t.. bickley lor. ".<><> nu Masse) Irrtet, 65 notes, on Oeoneo crook, alu.m a ailles from Walhalla, sold to Mrs lane Masse) nw . 1,030 "" Massey t r.o't, 37 ae'ies, wit I leonco oroek, ll I inti I ii Uki,.'- limn \\ alli, illa, Sold ttl Mrs. .l ux- Mnsstw I'm'. 7.r> 00 Mae.inlay 'tract. !??' arri's, 'i\t, milos southeast ol Seneca, sold to .fohn I). Sh. l.l.ni .nul N. NV. Macaulay for. 1,512 00 Total amount of sales.$3,007 00 Just Lost One Cent a Pound. (?nc nf t he cotton buyers in Wal ll al In remarked Saturday night that ho had hough) cotton from a farmer recently at about S cents. This same cotton was hauled into town some time back, when DOS cents Nvus offered for it. and it was hauled back to the farm to bo held for ID cents. Ile remarked that it was a curi ous but notable fact farmers will always soil more rapidly on a declining market than an advancing one. -The clipping contest has been ex tended to February Isl. ."seneca Hardware Co. Jas. Y. Culbroath Succumbs to Doath. llmi. Jamo.* Y. Culbroath, <d Ncw borry, at one time one of tho most promi nent ami best known attorneys of this State, died at o'clock last Saturday morning at a private sanitarium in At la;u'"i. Mr. Culbroath had been in ill health tor Mime time and went to Albinia for treatment Monday ol' last week. His death was the result of a geiieial col lapse after nervous prostration, Tho romains wore taken to Newberry for burial. Mr. Culbroath was burn in Kdgellold county. While bc bad never entered politics he had held many positions of dust ami hon.ir, having acted upon numerous occasions as Judge of the Cir cuit ('milt. Ile was a man of al bli 11 inents and possessed a.strong and strik ing personality. lb- had the happs fac ulty of making and keeping friends and the news of his death will be received with genuine sorrow wherever ho was known. The wife of Mr. Culbroath died dining last February and ho loaves no chi. iron. Mr. Culbroath was to have presided at th i last terni of Court for 0?01100, but it was found that his failing health would not pei mit, and for the same reasons the (unit at IMckens was curtailed. His death is the source of sorrow to members of tho legal profession all over thc Slate, as well as others who had known him. Notice ot tho Wostminstoi .'bango. All members of tho Patrons of Hus bandry aro ri quested to moot at tho hall on Friday, Decombor 10th. AU members will take due notice of this meeting and ho governed accordingly. As this will be tho last mooting for this year wo wish all to bo prosont. Joseph lioardon, Soorotary. Slato and Federal Election Money. Managers of olectiun havo boon vory slow in calling for tho money duo thom for conducting Ibo lust general election. Only ?bout one-half tho funds havo hoon disbursed. Tho commissioners aro anx ious to pay out tho funds as soon as pos sible and request those to whom tho ] money is duo to call or write for same at once. When check is desired mailed, enclose stamp for same. Federal mana gers should apply to Robt. A. Thompson, Walhalla; State managers to .1. A. Stock, Walhalla. --^ . ?----. "Dock" McCarleyi-s Perverseness. "Dock" McCarloy, a big farmer and a good citizen, who lives on' tho thither ward sith1 of Seneca river, near Maxwell's j bridge, was in tho city yesterday on I business. Mr. McCarloy lives just over tho lino in Oconee county. Tho county j lino runs between his residence and his barn and pasture, and hu owns pr'jpoiij' 1 in both Amhuson ami Ooon00. 'estor day an Anderson man undertook to give Mr. McCarloy some tally. "Yon aro almost an Anderson man," ho said to him. "You live near enough to Ander son county to bo nil right.'' lint Mr. McCarloy wouldn't take the implied compliment. "Yes," ho said, "1 raise my ohildron in Oconee and I raise my horses in Anderson." This was a knock out blow, and the man who was bragging on Anderson county couldn't say ano!her word. Another man wdio was slan ting near remarked, however, that .Mr. Mc ('arley had both lino children ami tine horses.-Anderson Mail, December 0. WE WILL HAVE FOR SALE, Through. December, At Reasonable Prices Two ear loads Roller King Flour. Ono car load barbed Wiro. Ono oar load Wiro Nails. Ono car load Buggies and Wagons. One car load Furniture Two car loads High Cia.le Acid. ? hie car load Salt. Also a niuo line of Harness, Collars, bridles ami Halters. Cotton Seed Med and Hulls iii abund n ncc. Highes! prices paid foi Seed. Respect i idly. Strother & Piney, AV o*-; t ? J nioii. $15.00 BRONZE VASE TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT WALHA Id J A, S. C. Keginning to-day (Wednesday, Novem ber :;) every customer making a 50-con I I cash purchase af my store will bo ! given a numbered ticket, entitling the I holder to a chance af this handsome ' Kron zo Vaso. A number, sealed ami un j known to us, has been placed in thc Reo i phi's Hank safe hy Ooo. Sellhorn, cashier, and das. Thompson, Mayor. Tickets will be issued until the dos" of business Saturday, Decombor 81st, w hoa tho en velope will ho opened ami tho Vase awarded to the person bidding tho num ber corresponding to tho ono contained in tile envelope. Remember you get a ticket with every i purchase amounting to 50c, no matter in what linc, < all and see this Vase. W. have everything for the consumer. J. W. BELL, Druggist, Walhalla, S. C. HAVE YOU GOT IT ? I want, "within the next sixty clays, every Chicken, Duck, Turkey and Goose in Oconee county. Bring me your Eggs. I pay the highest price for them. Iv,ant a lot of Star Grass, Grub Hoot, Gin ceng, Home-made Molasses, all Copper and Brass about your place. I want to buy 1,000 bushels each of Corn, Peas and Cane Seed. If you have any of the above to oiler I will be glad to buy now. We are going out of the produce business on January 1st, 1905. If you want the benefit of my high prices for your produce bring it now. F. GRAIG WALHALLA, S. C. BELL TELEPHONE. FULL, LINE OF PIPING AND FITTINGS FOR MACHINERY. Quick work and a close pri?e on any kind of a job. Foundry work on short notice. No charge for patterns. SHEET METAL AND HOOFING WORK OF ALL KINDS. SENECA IRON WORKS, SENECA, S. C. ELIAS EARLE, President and Manager. -?^-?^m^mk^?^?B Ter ADDLE WALHALLA, S. C. ms Reasonable. ?A. Prompt Servie E ADY ?-i-i r-r-i co co with Our Fall StocK of "Winter Goods. DRESS GOODS. VVoollon Goods in Colors, consisting of BROADCLOTH, FRENCH FLANNELS,, SHUCKS, ll EN HI ETTAS. Big Line of Ladies* and Children's Jackets. pLOTlllNG TO SUIT EVERYBODY Boys' sinil Children's Suits-tko Mrs. Jane Hopkins make-jimuanteed tho iioKt: WE SELL TUB KRIPPENDORFF DITT.MAN SHOES 1 OR LAIM KS. SEE OUR K & <; CORSETS; Ask for tho Tapering Waist-tho most popular corset on tho market. oo> co G .i Pitchford Company FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS OF MERCHANDISE AT A SACRIFICE. In order to mako a change in our business January 1st, 1905, wo offer om entire stock of Dry G-oods, Notions, Shoos, Hats, Caps, &c., at a slaughter sal.^ No old, shelf-worn stuff, but nice, fresh, new goods. Come to see us. These goods must go by January 1 st. The prices we make are for cash only. On and after December 1, 1904, wr will sell for cash only ; no more goods charged after that date. All parties owing us will please call and settle at once. All accounts unpaid January 1st will be placed with an attorney for collection. J. T. LAWRENCE & CO., - = - Seneca.