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Barga Our Populai De par For Saturday, March 1 at Special Prices. V price asked. Sale Largo Yollow Pitchors. Large Brown Pitchors......... Large White Pitchers. Largo Willow Baskets. Largo Howls. Large Boilers . Largo Cake Pans. I .ai ge Platters. Don't miss this salo. Toll youl cent Dopartniout. Watch Jayues' .' c. o. J March 15, 1006. ^0cal aub l&cx?arml. --Buggies, harness, White Hickory wagons. T. E. Aloxandor, Walhalla. ? C. E. :': ,.> .,..).,m upoiit last Thursday in Walhalla among friends. Jas. G. Broazoale, of Wostmiustor, was in Walhalla lost Thursday on business. -Miss Olivo Maxwol) spent last Satur day in Andorson among relatives and friends. -Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Russell, of Rus sell's, wore among friends in Walhalla last Wednesday. -Doon Kook Ginger Alo is the best. Call at Jayues' for it. -Dr.W. K. Doyle and W. K. Livingston, of Seuoca, wore among friends in Wal halla last Friday. -E. R. Lucas spent several days last week at Darlington and Hurtsville on business aud pleasure. -Prayer mooting at the Walhalla Me thodist church this ovoning at 7.45 o'olock. -Overstocked with tomatoes. Two 3-pound cans host standard tomatoes for 16 cents. C. W. & J. E. Bauknight. -Services next Sunday iu the Walhalla Mothodist church at ll o'clock a. m. Holy communion will bo administered. -Kev. I). P. Heal den will preach at Poplar Spring church on tho fourth Sun day in this month at ll o'clock a. m. -W. Paul Matheson, of Wostmiustor, ? -?H in Walhalla last Wednesday on busi ness. -White Pine Cough Syrup with Tar. Four ounce bottlo 26o. Walhalla Drug Co. - Read W. J. Lunnny's new ad. on first pago. Ile has something to interest owners of stock. -Mrs. Dora Howard arrived homo Monday, after spending tine month w ith relatives in Greenville. -Soo our bargain counters-pants, shoes, hats, ribbons, glass, tinware ami candies, at Norman's. -W. W. Moss has returned to Wal halb?, after a pleasant visit to bis daugh ter, airs. J, W. Rowen, at Mount Pleas ant. - R. H. Royd, of tho firm of Har per. Royd & Hunt, of Seneca, was in Walhalla Monday and yesterday on busi uoss and pleasure. -Got tho latest and most improved farming implements from Carter Hard ware Co. They keep thom. -There will bo a meeting at Zion Methodist church on tho fourth Sunday in tins month for tho purpose of organ izing a Sunday school. -C. L. Cureton, of Pickons, was among friends iu Walhalla Monday and yesterday. Ho has frionds boro who aro always pleased to meot him. -That lt pays to buy for cash will be proven to you when you seo our lino of $1.50 and $2 Oxfords for ladies, with all tho stylo, sua]) and finish of our $:i shoos. C. W. & J. E. Bauknight -S. Y. Strlbllng, of Roswell, Ga., is in Walhalla for several ?lays on business. He has hosts of frionds boro and through out Oconee who aro always ploased to greet him. -Seo now advertisement of tho 1711 mann A- Philpott Manufacturing (Jo., paint manufacturers. They aro repre sented in Walhalla by tho Carter Hard ware Co. and at westminster by tho Matheson Hardware Oo.? -Tell your neighbor about Jaynos' B and l0-00nt department and watch it grow. -J. R. Yeal, at the cotton mill, has a $70 Chicago Cottage parlor organ, in usc only t hree mom hs, just as good as now, wu I ol he is offering for salo for 940, Any one wishing to buy an organ will do well to see bim before (hiing so. - Miss Nettie Jones returned from Miami, Fla., Tuesday of last week and la with her n.other, Mrs. C. Jones, at Ta niassee. Mrs. Jones has been quito un well for some time, but we aro glad to learn that she is improving. -Crossott shoes make life's walk easy. Call and see the new things that C. W, iv J, K. Bauknight aro showing iu Ideal Patent Kid, Corono Patent, Tans, Cham paigns, Russia, Oxfords. NIW EUA l'A ACMK M lt A WI! Is tho name of the paint wo sell. Every gallon is gu?rante* d to boll gallon of 20*1 cubic inches. It will woigli and moasure somo of the cheap paints ott We give a certificate of purity witli Two gallons of our paint ami ono g paint. Boduces the cost. Seo? Wo have lt for all purposes, for pai mansion. It's pure paint, ovory atom of For the above reasons wo cannot m have made by handling other brands, bl monoy's worth, and keep our reputation fly THU BEST IN WALU tins in * 5 and io-Cent ! tment. - 8, we offer the following , alues worth twice the starts at 10 o'clock. .10c. oach. .lue. each. < .10o. oach. .10c. each. .10c. each. .lOo. each. , . 10c. each. .10c. each. r neighbors about Jaynes's 5 and 10 > and 10-cout Department grow. AYN ES. -For mile-Mulo and heifer. Melchert. -Misses Julia and Sue Maxwell aro visiting among relatives and friends in Andorson to-day. -A. C. Morrick, of Columbia, mado a briof visit homo on Saturday, returning to his post of duty Monday moruing. -School books and Behool supplies. Walhalla Drug Co. -If you are looking for things to buy consult the advertising columns of The Courier, read what the live merohants have to say and call on them. -Mrs. P. H. ?. Sloan, of Clemson Col lege, visited her sou, Dr. li. F. Sloan, and family on Saturday and Sunday, re turning home on Monday morning. -Mrs. G. C. Benediot and Mrs. W. F. Austin, of Seneca, wore visiting Kev. and Mrs. E. 8. Jonen and family at the Wal halla Methodist parsonage yesterday. -You will be invited back by tho articles in Jaynes' window if you will only look iu at the raro values for Satur day's selling. -Mrs. C. L. Dean and children loft last Sunday for Atlanta, whorv. they will make their homo in tho future. Mr. Dean has been in Atlanta somo timo pre paring for the removal of his family. Their many friends hore regret their de parture. -Dr. W. K. Sharp, of Pendleton, spont a short while this week with the family of Judgo and Mrs. J. W. llolleman. Dr. Sharp now owns one of tho handsomest piceos of property in Andorson county, ''Rivoli," and ho is delighted with his now home. - Queen Quality denotes individuality iu style, shape and finish. See tho uow styles in Oxfords, both colors and blacks, at 0. W. & J. E. Bauknight's, -Tho pastor of tho Walhalla circuit failed to meet his appointments last Sun day at Fairview and Newry on account of ? his being very unwell; and his horso was lamo from being struck hy u passing buggy on the streets of West Union last , Friday evening. - [ra I. unley, H. F. D. Carrier, Wal halla No. '2, desires to thank the patrons on his route for tho good things they have placed in their respective boxes for him si nco February 1st, and to assure them that these treats have certainly boon approsiated by him. -Cattail and Gorman millet, ol over, alfalfa and grass seeds. Fine molou Seed at Norman's. - Kev. W. Bruce Doyle, formerly of this section, but moro recently pastor of tho Presbyterian church at Coalgato, I. i T., haH accepted tho pastorate of tho Presbyterian church at Clay City, Ind., and has moved to that placo. His friends wish him an abundant succoss in his now homo. -J, M. Singleton, of Winston-Salom, N. C., was in Walhalla on business last Friday. Ho is connected with ono of the largest publishing houses and novelty supply companies in tho South. Mr. Singloton is a formor Oconee boy and wo aro glad to noto hts success iu tho "Old North State." -Wo aro showing the largest and strongest lino of Oxfords in mon's, wo men's and children's, that was over shown in this section. C. W. & J. E. Bauknlght. -Died, at her home in Midway, on last Thursday night, March Otb, little Fattie Shelton, aged about seven years. She was first attacked with pneumonia, thon had the measles, then had a relapso of these diseases, which caused her death. After funeral services, conducted by l?ov. E. S. .Jones at the home of ber mother, Mrs. Kl iza Shelton, her body was laid to rest at Neville's burying ground on Friday afternoon. -(/'arter Hardware (Jo. received a car load of wagons this week, Call and see them. i -We have, just learned of a lire which occurred on Thos. R, Keith's place ou Koo WOO ri vor on February 28th. About j ll o'clock in the forenoon tire was dis covered in tho barn of lt. E. Smith, who has a part of the Keith place rented, and the building was destroyed, together with about 1 f>0bushels of com belonging ' to Mr. Keith, and a thousand bundles of fodder, some corn and other feed Stuffs belonging to Mr. Smith. Tho origin of j the Aro is a mystery. The loss amounts ; to about $500 or $000. tJTJEVV. 1 a standard United States government. I7J pounds to tho gallon. .lust weigh ored and see how they can do it. i evory gallon. allon of linseed oil makes tbroo gallons of nting anything from a wheelbarrow to a it. ? ako as much money on our paint as wo it wo prefer to givo our patrons their I jr handling EVERYTHING.-^ ATJIAA. II HU c& Oe? -"Sunny Jim" Adam? and I. D. Fin oannon. of Seneca, were in Walhalla to day on business. -See the new advertisement of Ruskin Anderson, of Seneca. He offers bargaius iu furqlture, dry goods and grocories. -I have two fine yokes of oxen to sell. One yoke will weigh about 2,400 pounds, and the other 2,200 poonda. T. E. Alexander. -Bauknight's spring and summer olothing opening next Tuesday and Wednesday, 21st aud 22d. Seo advertise ment and call on them. -W. A. Kay, of Birmingham, Ala., was on a brief visit to his mother aud family in Walhalla on Saturday and Sun day, returning homo Monday morning. -Rov. S. Phillips Vernor returns to Africa via Havana and Teneriffe, which ho says is much tho shorter route for our missianarios to the Congo. - Rov. J. G. Law will preaoh noxt Sun day morning at ll o'clock at Fairview and at Ebenezor at 4 o'clock in the after noon. AU are cordially invited to be present. -Seo our iadics' Oxfords wo are run ning at $1. Would bo cheap at $1.25. C. W. & J. E. Bauknight. -Tho many friends of W. M. Cobb, who has been quito sick for several weeks, aro glad to see him back at his accustomed place as manager of Houoh ins & Neville's stables. -Tho Tabor Singiug Association will moot at the Block yinnell on Sunday, March 20th, at 10 o'clock. Every ono should bring dinner or song books or both. -Buy your hardware from Carter Hardware Co., Walhalla, S. C. Thoy have it. -All Pythi?QS are expected to be at their Castle Hall promptly on time next Monday evening. Work in Rank of Esquire and business of importance to be attended to. -Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Norton, of Com meroe. Ga., arrived in Walhalla last Saturday and will spend this week and Serhaps longer visiting at the home of [rs. T. A. Norton. Their Walhalla friends aro pleased to moot thom again. -Wo have just opened our spring and summer stock of Queen Quality Oxfords. We promise to show you something nice in shoe-making. C. W. A J. E. Bauknight -B. S. Look, after an illness of two weeks from grip, ?B able to be ont again arooug Ins friends, who are glad to note his recovery. He has resumed his busi ness and will be pleased to see his cus tomers and friends at hi s store. -Attention is directed to the notice of opening books of subscription to the capital stock of Tho Peoples' Bank of Walhalla, S. C., on next Monday, March 20tb, at the office of Capt. W. A. Strother. Those who desire to take stock in this bank should be preseut at the time and place. -The Daughters of the American Rovolutiou have appointed Mesdames Warron R. Davis, Ramsay Doyle and Miss Mayro Shelor a committee to ascer tain tho names and places of burial of Revolutionary soldiers in Ooonoo, Pick ens and Anderson counties. All persons having this information will please com municate with these ladies. Or send tho same to the offico of tho Keowoo Courier. -All ladies calling at Jaynes' store noxt Saturday will bo served a free drink of Deep Rock Ginger Alo. -Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Doutbit, of Pendleton, to tho marriago of their daughter. Miss Blanche, and Baskin R. Lawrence, of Bickens county. Tho marriago will bo Solemnized at tho home of the bi ?de's parents on Wednesday. Mu ch 20th, at 12 o'clock noon. Tho bride-to-be has many friends in Walhalla, her former home, with whom wo join, in advance of tho happy event, in extending best wishes. - Florida yams, melon, Uno tomato, corn, beans, cabbage and cucumber soeds at Norman's. -Last Sunday evening the body of Alico Seoglo, aged 2:5 years, was brought np from Anderson. .She died at tho Townsend Mill, in that city on Saturday. Tho body of an infant about two months old was also brought up, both having died within a fow minutes of each other. Thoy were children of Mr. aud Mrs. Leo Seoglo, the lattor of whom died March 3d. Tho Andorsou Daily Mail states that another member of tho family is desperately ill. -Remember March 21 and 22 C. W. A J. E. Bauknight will show all tho now wears and creations in mon's olothing. Mr. Weam will bo there in charge of tho opening. -Mr. and Mrs. E. M. DuPro, of Abbe ville, have recently moved to tho Suttlos place, about two milos abovo Walhalla, and will mako this their homo. Wo aro glad to wolcomo thom amone our citi zens. Mr. DuPre is a son of tho late J. F. C. DuPreo, who for quito awhile was a member of tho corps of professors of Clemson Collogo. Ho will repair tho old mill at tho Suttlos placo and oporato it, as well as conduct tho farming operations on tho Suttlos placo. -Jarnos1 bargain department is full of special values for Saturday's selling. Bo on hand at, 10 o'clock. A Walhalla Woman Asks : "Have yon a floor paint that will last two weeks?" Yes, wo have Dovoc's; it has a beautiful gloss and will wear two years if properly applied. J. W. Bell. The News from Tokccna. Tokeena, March 18 -The school at this place is taught by J. Graham, of near here, and assisted by Miss Annie Mc Whortor, of Abbeville. Our Sunday school has been closed during tho winter months, but will meet tho fourth Sunday in this month to re organize. Miss Dohnia Myers and brother, Oscar, of Oakway, visited tho Misses Mooro Sunday afternoon. 0. T. Phillips and daughter, Miss Bessie, spent Sunday night in Walhalla. Mr. and Mrs. N. 0. King, of Anderson, woro at this placo a short while last Thursday. Tho Misses Boggs, of Townvillo, visited Miss Gila Prichard Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. J. A. McLosky spent sovoral days in Sonoca last weok among relativos. Mesdames M. A. Bramlott and M. J. Mosley, of Anderson county, visited tho family of C. T. Phillips Saturday. Doyle Buggs, of Broylos, is soon in this community quito often. Wo think their must ho some attraction for him. Arthur Gibson, who wont to Toxas last November, is visiting his fathor. J. W. Gibton. Violot. No Gloss Cam PIC Paint Made will wear as long as Devoo's. No othors aro as heavy bodied, bocanso Dovoo's weighs ?1 to 8 ouncos moro to tho pint. Sold by J. W. Boll. WANTED.-J. J. A J. E. Maddox, of Atlanta, Ga., want to buy live and dr es ?od turkeys, bens, friea, ducks, Koeso and nooks. Writ? Hmm If yon bave anything to offer. They will pay eas!). 9 15 WANTED-AT ONCE-Five expo rieueed shingle mou. Wages $1 to $2 per day. For further information address or apply to Whitworth .V Hancox, Kouto No. 2, Summer, Ga. >V <?oo<l Irxvessliiiont. Cl H EAP-FOR SALE-My rtosidenoe, J ' 10 rooms, store house! small dwell ing, blacksmith shop and wood shop, all adjoining, on Main street oorner lot. Address Jas. T. Wilson, Walhalla. S. C. The Ullmann-Philpott Mfg. Co. READY MIXED PAINTS. COVERS MOST WEARS LONGEST LOOKS BEST STRICTLY PURE MOST ECONOMICAL NONE BETTER MADE This Paint Guaranteed, Matheson Hardware Co., Westminster, S. C. Carter Hardware Co., Walhalla, S. C. .A' Write or call for 25 COLOR CARDS AND PRICES. Bounty Land Locals. Bounty Land, Maroh 14.-Our commu nity was shocked on last Wednesday to hear of the death of Dr. S. J. MoElroy, of Union. He bad been siok with grip for about ten days, but bad not boon eon-1 sidered dangerously ill until about two days before he died. Dr. McElroy was born and reared at this place and graduated in medicine at the South Carolina Medical College in the spring of 1872. On Novembor 20th of tho same yoar he was happily married to Miss Eugonia Porritt, who died in 1891. She was tho daughter of tho Into Dr. T. A. Porritt. Of this union seven children wore born, six of whom aro buried at Seneca with their father and mothor, leaving only ono son, Arthur P. McKlroy, who is now studying medicino at Charleston. Dr. McElroy was again married on November 20, 1004, to Mrs. Nannie Smith, of Untou. The deepest sympathy is extended to tho be reaved wife and only son. T. A. McElroy, of Pelzor, visited his aunt, Mrs. Margaret Stoolo, last Fri day night. Mrs. H. M. Ellison, of Honea Path, spent several days last week with tho family of Capt. A. n. Ellison. Mrs. Milam, of Denver, is visiting her fathor, J. B. Pickott. George E. Bagwell visited his sister, Mrs. W. A. Stophons, of Williamston, and expects to leave in a few days for Alabama. Mrs. S. M. Ellison and children, of j Hon?a Path, were guests of Capt. A. H. Ellison last week. Mrs. John M. Gillison is confined to her bod with rheumatism. Meade Davis sprained his ankle last j wook from which ho suffered very much. Elijah Stono visitod his brother in An derson last Sunday. Harry Pickott, of Greenville, visitod his paroo ts last wook. Our teacher and patrons of tho school are very gratoful to J. II. Adams, of I Seneca, for tho use of ono of his tenant] houses hore whilo our school honso was hoing built. i.. D. iv Oldest Indian Dios at the Age 110. Shawnee. O. T., March 14.-Kalathlo Hajo, a Seminole, known as "Old Fish," said LO have boon tho oldest Indian in America, is dead at tho ago of 110. Ile was horn in tho Everglades of Florida I and fought in tho war of 1812 against this country as well as in the Seminole wars. He enlisted as a volunteer soldier of the United States in the Civil war ano served with distinction. YThe Taking Cold Habit The old cold goes ; a new one quickly comes. It's the story of a weak throat, weak lungs, a tendency to consumption. Ayer*s Cherry Pectoral breaks up the taking-cold habit. It strengthens, soothes, heals. Askyourdoctoraboutit. " I hart a terrlhlo cold, and nothing relieved me. I i m a Ayer's Cherry I'octoral and lt promptly hroko up my cold, Mopped my cough, and eam:d ?very part of my body, ft did wonderful work for mo." - Mu. J. K. LUTZ, Toledo, Ohio. Mads by J. O. Ayer Oo.. Lowell, MAM. Aleo manufacturer* Of 9^ SARSAPARILLA. 1?PrQ PILLS. \M \y S O liAIK V i??K. Koop tho bowols regular with Ayer'? Pillo, Just one pill each night. Thcre ia But One Good DRUG HABIT And that is the habit of buying YOTJK DRUGS AT CARTER'S PHARMACY. They carry only Pure Drugs and the best of every thing in the DRUG- LINE. They will save you money on Drugs, Patent Medioines,Toilet Articles, Jewelry, Watohes, Silverware and Hawks' (Hasses. JP & O E T THE HABIT. JS> A GARTER'S PHARMACY, WESTMINSTER, S. C. ' Fertilizer for 1905.... We are not going to urge you to buy Quano, but want to say that if you are going to buy some we are ready and anxious to quote you prioes. We havo a good stock of Genoral Merchandise at prioes as low as anyone Come to see us before buying, either for cash or on time. We try to treat you right. J.W.Byrd&Co., Seneca, S. C. Remarkable Values in Spring Coods ! New-ovory yard of thom. Simple, dainty, and designs most olaborato. Wo aro showiug tho Now, Crisp, Rustling TafTota Silks to the de light of ovory lady. In 10 inoh at 50c, in 27 inch at 75c, in 86 inch at $1, both black and colors. These aro unmatchable. New 1005 Dress Goods galoro, comprising all tho fashionable fab rics for spring. Como carly and BOO tho display. Thirty pieces new White Madras for waist and shirt waist suits, only 15c. a yard. Dainty Taffeta Chambrays, :V0 inches wide, for 12$ and 15c. "Eolinnodo Soie," part silk and looks as well, only 50c. Irish Linon Lawns, 50c; priuted Irish Dimities, 25c New stylos in Ginghams and Plaids, ueatand pretty, only 10c a yard. Curtain Swisses, with wovon ilguros, only 12Jc. Nover sold for loss than 20c. New Embroidery, Neckwear and now Hosiery. Scud to us for samples. Mail ordors will rocoivo most carofw attention. Respectfully, HITNVlUft, DBNDT <k CO.. PtRWISOAj Si* ?. P. S.-Rig stock of farmers' supplies at wholesale prioos. We are making ono of the best Fertilizers sold in the country. Noto tho analysis: Available Phosphoric Acid.11.00 Ammonia. 2.82 Potash.2.80 Trico only $21.50. The Place for Bargain Hunters. I have bought the stock of goods of J. T. Lawrence tfe Company and will continue business at the same old place. Bargain hunters will do well to see me boforo buying Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, Hats and Caps, as tho above articles will bo sold at New York cost to close. I will turn my attention to Groceries solely, and nm anx ious to close out my stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, etc. I desire to thank ono and all for tho liberal patronage given J. T. Lawrence ?fe Co. I hope to merit your patronago in tho future. It's up to you to start business with me ; it's up to me to make a customer of you. Yours to please, J. T, MWBllCI, THE CASH GROCER, (Successor to J. T. Lawrence tfe Co.) HmwrnvA.* m. cu