Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TO THINK OWj BY JAYNNSS, SHKLOJLt, SMITH ? 8TKCK. LF BK TRUE AND IT MUST FOLLOW AS THE NIOHT THK DAY, THOU OANS'T NOT THEN BE FALSE TO ANY MAN. ?ALHALIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ?KO. ai, 1?MJ4. NEW H H Kl KS, NO. 851-VOL?MR J?IV.-NO. 01. DO YOU AR F Five Hundred Pairs of Pants at Wholcsalo Cj Jeffersoi Thoy wore t ado for Drummors' Samples, but Were uovor sont out on tho road, so tboy aro niooj now and oloan. 'Dds line of Pants consists of m tho now oroaiions in Kino Woolens for tho oomii season, and aro made up with extra Long Wnis and aro equal to any lino of custom-made stuff/ bo found. Wo consider tins tho biggest pick 1 .that wo ovor had tho opportunity to buy, andj^ oxpoot to soil all theso Pants in the next wooks, so wo aro going to ?amo n prico on J that will uiako us tho biggest pants salo woj had. Those Patita Corni: pty Woolen Mills. Wo offer *7.50 Par only SI; M I values you o\ pattern in th at $2 75. $?$ 00 1 2 60 1 2 00 I 1 5p 1 1 (M) F C. W. (St J. BW Bauknig'ht PAYS TO BUY FOR CASH It would to bo forgottes could some ty comparo, sift ran object loason never fit tho lady of tho house Jo havo an opportunity to by side, tho diffci'bnt grades of S?jeos. Somo havo 7 fou tole foe Strength Of olijBrs, while there is oven moro varia tion ;is thc delicacy of tho I la vor. Fou want tho full flavored, appetiz ing Mind in preparing your enkes, can ninV recipes, otc. I supply them. [i got tho best Spices I can, and sol) 11>Bm ns cheap as good Spices can bc sold. unney, TI?? DRUGGIST, TUE YELLOW FRONT. IRACY WITH ROBBERS CHARGED. bens Arrested in Charleston and Hold by Federal Authorities. Item Evening Post, Dccombor 17.] [lolph Knbons, a grocer on tho conor of King nix) Lino streots, [arrested Friday aftornoon and |and other places soarchod on a liken out boforo United States [oner J. Wntios Waring, charg ith conspiracy in tho robbery [tb Carolina post ofiicos, was to jonded for preliminary oxami |ch was not beldon account of of Post (lillee Inspector H. from tho city. [as roleased from custody last bond of $0,000, the bonds J. Frod Plopor, J. D. and I. Blank oaoh or tho amount for Kn ?anee before tho commis but at tho hearing this tho decision was roached lamination to January 0, I\cil at the same sum, but dy Plopor and Clauuson, half of tho amount, tod before Commissioner dod by his attornoy, E. (ted States District At prosent to look after government, and Post Hld y and Pulsiphor Capt. Capors moved bearing to January fpoctor Gregory had important business desired at tho OX j;hos, who, as United [iot Attornoy during ilnistration, proso fottPostOfllco con td linrrott bohiud I at length against Ho said that fed for to-day and at onoo or bis imissionor de i favor of tho ion of tho bond kvaB dono with Tho arrest of Habens on tho ohnrgo of conspiracy is tho result of considerable work on tho part of tho post office in spectors. They havo boon laying for Ha bens for gome timo, and yesterday morning, after a conforenco botwoon Inspectors Gregory, Pulsipher and Hoddy, it was decided to tako out tho neoossary papers before tho com missioner and proceed with tho caso. Gregory carno hero direct from baltimore, where bo blent Hied Edward Murphy, alias Morgan, alias Johnson, of tho famous McKinloy-Noland gang, four of whom were sont to Atlanta in April, 1003, for robbery of South Carolina pct oflices. Habous is alleged to have bo friended and assisted not only Murphy on tho occasion of at least ono trip lo Charleston, but also Prank Williams, now in jail, charged with tho roobory of tho post oflloo ?it Yndkinvillo, N. C., and also suspected ol' tho robbery nt Kings tree, S. C., a fow months ago. In tho pnrty which called upon Unborn at his store yesterday afternoon wore th< th roo inspectors, Marshal Adams, Doput) Marshal Clayton, Postmaster Harris, am City Detective Brennan. Postmnstoi Harris was taken along to receipt foi any post office papers which might bi found, while tho marshals wore there t< mako tho arrest, with tho assistance o tho other oflicors. The placo wassearcho< oarofully, including an iron safe, and a tho conclusion Habens was arrested am brought down to tho Marshal's ofiloo a tho post oflice building, ile carne dowi to tho government building in his dc livory wagon, attended by Marshti Adams. Tho oflicors then soarobod tho grocor, establishment of Rabonp's brothel Christian Hahons, on shepard streot, an also tho houso of a colored womat named Hamilton, on Congross stroot. Tho soarch was conducted by tho ofl cors, who refused to-day to diBoloso th results of their work, but it is undo; stood that at Habons's store the find wi especially interesting, in respect of a tiolos which woro taken for evidence i tho trial. Habens doos not boar a vory savoi reputation. Ho carno boro about nit: ;ANTS ? nse two Sample Lines from The them ns follows: its (nnly (( pairs) for $0; $5 Bunt? for 'ants for $3 50 Punts, tho grimiest ?or saw, nt $3.60. Thoro is not a had o lot. These Pants tb go in this sale 'lints for.$2 25 'nuts for. i 75 'ants for. . ? 'ants for. 1 15 'nuts for. 75 , Walhalla. years ago from Walhalla and clerked for sumo timo in grocory establishments. Ho waa connected with tho notorios Star Theater, which was started during tho exposition and inn for some timo during and after tho show. Tho plneo was fre quently raided and it gnvo tho polico de partment considerable trouble Habens bas booti running his present establish ment for some months on tho corner of lone and King streets, mid it is thu rou dezvous of railroad hands and unknown arrivals from trains and others. Habens WOB asked to-day if ho had any statement to make, but bo refused to say anything in his own behalf. District Attorney Dupers stated at tho hearing that Inspector Gregory will be here for tho bearing on .January ti, when lt ?8 OX pee tod that, some interesting evi dence will bo produced in tho case made out against tho Habens. Murphy or Morgan may be brought heroin tho meantime, and given his pre liminary bearing ut tho samo timo, lt was thought that Murphy might bo hohl to nnswer tho nhargo against bim at Balti more for tho bank robbory nonr that city, but tho authorities may pass him down boro, and this casu against him bo first disposed of. Tho out eon- e of this hearing will bo awaited with interest, by tho peoplo of Walhalla. Voting Bubons wont from Walhalla to Charlotten a number of years ago. Both ho and Christian Bu bons aro sons of 1). II. Bubons, who ro sides in Walhalla. Mr. Habens came hero with bis family from Germany cuito a number of years ago and is n peaceable and law-abiding citizen. This nows of bis son's trouble will bo learned with gonnino regret. A Corlain Curo for Croup. Whoo a child shows symptoms of croup thors in no timo to experiment with now remedies, no matter how highly they may bo recommended. Thoro is ono preparation that can always bo depended upon. It bas been in uso for many yunis ami has never been known to fail, vi/.: Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. M. I<\ Crompton, of Market, Texas, says of it: "I liavo used Chamberlain's Cough Boniudy in sovoro casos of croup with my ohfldron, and can truthfully say it always gives prompt relief." For salo by 3. W. Bell, Walhalla, and W. J. Lun ney, Sonoca. Horns from Tugaloo. Tugaloo, December 10.-Hog killing timo is hero. Tho country abounds with backbone, sparo ribs, sausage, chitor linRs, otc, and fatty broad. Thoro havo recently been many linn porkers killed in this section, and tho weather is all right for saving meat. There bas boon but little ploughing on account of too much rain. Wo bad a regular Kansas blizzard laBt Saturday afternoon. Woll, Christmas is right on us again. Lot all who can holp tho poor to make it a pleasant season for thom-or OB. Lo*, all the patrons of tho R. F. I), men re member them and put enough good th i ogs in tho mail boxes for thom ns to show tho.o their faithful services are ap preciated. Thor? will bo a Christmas tico at South Union for tho benoni nm) piensuro of tho Sunday school pupils. Wo don't know tho day on which it is to bo. Thoro aro to bo tb roo deacons ordained at ?South Union next Sunday. Dr. T. M. Bailoy is to bo thoro, and, of courso, thoro will bo sumo good preaching, i Tho Key that Unlocks tho Door lo Long Living. Tho mon of eighty livo or ninoty yoars of Ago aro not the rotund woll fed, but thin, sparo mun who livo on a slender diet. Bo as careful US ho will, however, a mini past middle ago, will occasionally oat too much or of sonic nrtiolo of food not sui ted to his constitution, and will need a dono of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse and Invigo rate liio stomach and rogulato his liver and ho weis. When this is done thorn is no mason why tho avorago man should not livo to old ago. For salo by J. W. Boll, Walhalla, and W. J. Lunney, Sonooa. NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER. Westminstorj Docombor 21.-Tbo post >fiioo will bu dinned on Monday, Deeum l>or 20, mid on Monday, January 2. As Ibo regular holidays fall on Sunday thu postmaster will obsorvo thu following Mondays. Th? ollicu will only bo opon immediately hoforo and af tor arrivals of mail trains on these days. \V. ll. Mooro is expecting his sister Mrs. Kant, of Texas, this week. Shu lins hoon residing in Texas for moro than twenty years, tn nil probability thurn will bo a reunion of the brothers and listers ol tho Mooro family during.tho holidays. There will bo services in tho Presbyte rian church next. Sabbath at ll a. m. and nt night. Tho bazaar under tho auspices of tho young Ladies' Missionary Circle of tho Kapi ?si church was opened Monday in tho storo of tho V'ostniinstor Drug Co. For Bovornl days past tho ladies of tho oirolo were busy making rugs, sofa pil lows, pin cushions, doll drosses, otc. Per sons desiring to purohnso Christmas presents will find plenty of articles suita ble there. Tho biggest Bight seen in Westminster lately was a taokoy party at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dobbs on Friday evening. Evorybody In tho party was so tuckey and baa such a funny, facial ex pression that each one received a tin cup. According to arrangomont tho young mon assembled nt tho hotel and waited until tho arrival of tho young ladios. Fach Indy ohoso hor escort. Masks wore worn ? over tho fnocs and brothers and -listers could not recognize each other. It was an uncommon sight on Main street and as tho crowd went by they at tracted attention. About forty guests IVOI'O present. Miss Mnry Marott and Walter Rankin, nf tho mill village, woro married last Sunday at 1 p. m., Rov. J. R. Mooro ofli iting. Married, on Docombor 10th, by S II. johns, Esq., M. L. Dove and Miss Maggie Dorn. Jesse C. Traylor, of St. Louis, bas tr ri ved to spend Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Traylor. losso has boon in St. Louis for tho past dxteen months. M?88 Pearl Hutchison, tho talented music teacher of tho Westminster (traded School, will leave tomorrow for hor homo in Alabama to spend a couple of weeks. Her ninny friends regret tbatsho will not ipond tho holidays in Westminster. Tho Westminster friends of Victor C. Hudgens, trainmaster of tho Southern Itali way, sympathize with him on ac count of tho death of bis father, Capt. A. W. Hudgens, of Kasloy. It was at tinsley "Vic" received his lirai training in railroad sorvico under II. J. Gignilliat. H. J. Waldrip, ono of Westminster's Dai pouters, has been unable to work for \ couple of wonks on account of a dislo sated wrist. Ile was working for L. A. Edwards whoo tho accident happened. Miss Mny Hicks is teaching school a few miloB above Westminster and is boarding willi. W. IL Leo. J. IL Cantrell, of near Walhalla, will open school at Oak Grove on tho first Monday in January. Tho school build ing has been completed and is now re ceiving a coat, of paint. J, II. Barnott expects to start ono day this week for tho Indian Territory and Oklahoma Ho will visit his brother-in law, Mack Dickson, at Ardmore, and will view the country genorally. Mrs. W. C. Peden is visiting relatives at Barsnesvillc, Ga. J. W. Dickson was in Seneca ono day last week. David Conger is boro for a few wooka doing some surveying. He is located at Dr. Burt Mitchell's rcsidonco. C. R. Vaughan has rot urned from a short stay in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dilworth havo a now daughter at their house. Tho cold snap canto before tho farmers had finished picking cotton und sowing wheat. Ballard Brea zea le ls serving ns town mnrshal, A. G. Cox having resigned. Clabo Barton is night watchman. Rov. John R. Mooro has returned to Westminster aftor an absonco of sovoral weeks. Sinco tho adjournment of tho Baptist StafO Convention ho lind boon visiting nt his former homo in North Carolina. J. Wado Dickson has gathered ?1,200 pounds of seed cotton from ono aero. Mr. Dickson tolls us that ho had another nero in cotton whioh yielded ono halo. On tho acre "/inch ho gathered tho ft,200 pounds his fortili/.or cost him only $8 more than tho amount used on tho nore from which ho gathered ono halo. Both holds woro worked alike. Capt. W. F. Parker has a lino crop of wintor apples. Ho lins a largo treo on bis premises which is vm v valuable in deed. Its branches aro loaded with the crin son fruit. E. H. Dickson got bis foot painfully mashed tho other day by dropping a pieOO of heavy limber on it. John Jerrard, who travels for McCon nell and christophe)-, of Atlanta, was in town ono day last week. Mrs. A. R. Salas died in Groenvillo ono day last week. She was known in West minster, Whore sho bad spent several summers. Jamos Rouse, a colored employoo of tho Southern Railway, was hurt Fri day near Sonocn by falling from tho local freight while in motion. Ho was brought to Westminster on No. IL It is thought toai ho will soon recover. A.. Zimmerman rel urned Friday OVOU ing from Charleston, whom ho luid boon III attendance noon tho Grand Lodge mooting of tho A. F. M. of South Caro lina. William Bibb loft on Friday for an ox tonded visit to his daughter, Mrs. S. Y. Jameson, of Atlanta. Ho will also spend awhile with ono of his brothers nt Adairsvillo boforo returning homo. James McDonald arrived from Bowors vlllo a fow days ago to spond Christmas at homo. Wo had a llttlo snow on Friday night. Snowballing WIIB indulged in on Satur day morning. Got Prof. Congor to tell you how ho onjoyod lt. Good Health to the Children Children especially are fond of dainties, and the housekeeper must look carefully to their food. As good cake can be made only with good eggs, so also a cake that is health ful as well as dainty must be raised with a pure and perfect baking powder. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable in the preparation of the highest quality of food. It imparts that peculiar light ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc., and what is more important, renders the food wholesome and agreeable to young and old. ROYAL DAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK. MIR. Burt Woplbrighfc, of Groonviilo. lins boon visiting bor parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baker, of thin place. Hov. J. lt. Mooro gave an interesting nccount of tho proceedings of the Stato convention in bis pulpit Inst Sunday morning. A morry Christmas and a bright, happy now year to all. A. L. Qossott. A Frightened Horse. Bunning Uko mad down tho street dumping tho occupants, or n hundred other accidents, aro ovory day occur rences. It behooves everybody to have a roliahlo salvo handy and there's nono ns good as Buoklon's Arnica Salvo. Burns, outs, sores, eczema and piios disnppoar quickly under its soothing ofTcot. 26o at all drug atoros. --4 . . Program ol Chrislmas Exorcises. Following ?B tho program of tho Christ inns oxorcisos of thu Wost Union school, Friday, Dooomber 20,1004, at 2 o'clock: Christmas Odor on tho Hreczo-Song. Christmas Bolls-Recitation. Bing tho Bells-Song, by ton children. Away in a Manger--Recitation. Christ mas Acrostic. In Santa Claus Land-Recitation. Making Christmas Pies-Dialogue Tho Rainy Day-Song. Saved from Suicido on Christmas-Re citation. Tho Christmas Bells-Ring! ring-Re citation. Santa Claus' Spoooh-Recitation. Karly Christmas Morning-Recitation. Whoo Santa Claus Comes-Recitation, Tho Way to Spend Christmas-Din logue. A OVARANTEBD CtVRK IM?lt 1*11,I> i Itohing, blind, blooding or protruding piles. Druggists refund money if PAZC OINTMENT fails to euro any caso, U< mutter of how long standing, in (I to 1 i days. First application giver. COSC ; rest? f)0o. If your druggist hasn't il soud 50o, in stamps and it will ho for warded post-paid by Paris Medicino Co. St. Louis, Mo. Itoody Fork Nows. Reedy Fork, Dccombor 10.-Walket Cox hus been very sick, but to tho do light of his many friends ho is ablo to b< ii]) again. John Browor has moved near Jordania Pickons Addis visited friends boro las 1 wook. Wo aro sorry tn learn that J. K. Mc Koro and family aro to move to Ilartwoll GA,, in tho nour futuro. Wo wish then much success. Oscar Millor woura a broad Bini to-it'i i a boy. Tho many friends of M. IT. Broom ar glad to know that ho has moved hi family baok to this community. Horneo and Dolph Brock, of Fair Plas woro tho guests of O. L. Thrashor am family last wook. G. w. An Emergency Medicino. For sprains, bruises, burns, scald* tm similar injuries, there is nothing so goo as Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It soothe tho wound and not only givos instan relief from pain, but cansos tho parts t hoal in about one-third tho time require by tho U?ual treatment. Sold by J. Vii Boll, Walhalla, and W. J. Lunnoy, Sonoct THE NEWS FROM SENECA. Seneca, Doootnbor 21,-Miss (riles, of Townville, is the guest of Mrs. NV. E. ( ?iles. Miss Lizzie lim per spent several days witt? friends in Toccoa last week. Mrs. H. M. Trihblo and son Hei t spent Monday in Anderson shopping. Miss Treno Milnm, of Andersen, is tho guest of thu Misses Dickson. Misses Cnrrio Sholor and Carrie Ander son, of Anderson, aro visiting Miss Mando Hopkins. MisB Talsie Holland, of Westminster, spout several days hero last wook with roi uti ves. Mrs. J, C. Cary and son, Whittier, of Lockhart, aro visiting at tho homo of Mrs. C. K. Livingston. Miss Leah Harper, of Limestone Col lego, OalTnoy, is spending tho holidays with her parents. Mrs. (). H. Doylo, of Calhoun, spout a fow days boro this week with relatives. Mrs. Frank Martin and daughter, Miss Elita, aro tho guests of Mrs. 0. K. Irv ington. Miss Essie Nimmons loft Monday for her homo on Kcowoe river, where sho will attend tho m ar ri ago of her brother. Miss Ruby Harper is spending tho holidays with her parents. Misses Noeloy Prierson and Roboooa Todd loft Monday for Anderson, whore t hey will spend several days. Miss Carrie Iluuto'" will bo homo Thursday to spend thc holidays with her parents. Sho will bo accompanied by her friend, Miss Newman, of Virginia. Mrs. F. M. Cary and daughter. Miss Helen, snout soveral days shopping in Greenville hiBt wook. J. H. Wiso, of Augusta, was boro last Sunday. Geo. B.'Townsend, of Anderson, wns he.ro Saturday on business. F. E. Watkins, of Anderson, spent Sat urday hero on business. Dr. and Mrs. 8. J. MoElroy, of Hacolot, recently spout soveral days in and near town with rolativos and friends. His many friends worn glad to soo bim again. Hov. O. Y. Homier, of Duo Wost, occu pied tho pulpit at thu Presbyterian church Sunday morning and ovonlng. His sermons woro forceful and onjoyod by good congregation? Hov. M. H. Kirkpatrick, of Hlackstock, has neenptod tho eall as pastor of tho Presbyterian church at this placo. Tho call was ext (MU? ed i,o him some timo ago. Ho will move boro early in January and take charge of the work. The ladies of tho Presbyterian church conducted a bazaar at tho Palmetto IIOUSO on Monday and Tuesday. Tho merchants and business pooplo In gono ral responded liberally to tho enterprise. Tho wholosalo houses, with whom Seneca pooplo deal, also contributed libornlly. Tho ladies havo worked earnestly and have successfully carried out their plans, and have realized a handsome sum of money for tho church. I.. II. c. TO CHICK A (tOI.D IN ONU ?AV. Take LAXATIVK BIIOMO QUININK Tablots. All druggists refund tho money if it fails to euro. K, W. (trove's signature is on oach box. 25o. Bounty Land Looals. Bounty Lund, Docombor IO,-Mrs. C. A. Webb, of Hartwell, is tho guest of Capt. A. H. Ellison's family. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Corbin will loavo to-morrow for a visit to Hartwell. They will bo accompanied by their noice, Miss Iiiozo Perritt. Last wook J. B. Plckott killed six hogs, ono woighing 480 pounds. Miss Alico Webb, of Hartwoll, has como to spend tho ( 'brist mas holidays with her cousin, Miss Mando Ellison. E. L< Steno mndo sixteen halos of cot ton on lifteen acres of land. Tu I). P,