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Cl}* Jteotoee Courin. PUBLISHED KVCrtY WEDNESDAY MOPNINO. -BY - JAYNK8, 8HELOR, 8MITH A STECK H. T. .IA Y N KS, I K ., I ?I. W. SH I'.!.I >K, j Kt>8' I j I). A. SMITH J. A. 8TKCK SUBSCRIPTION, ?1.00 PER ANNUM. ADVCRTISINO RATE? REASONABLE. HT" Com m u ul cations of a persona! character charged tor as advertisement*. (ty 1 Obituary notiuos and tributos of respect, of not oyor one buudrod words, will be printed free of charge. All over that numbor must bo paid for at the rat? of one oeut a word. Cash to accompany oaamisoript. WALHALLA, 8. C. I WBDKBNDAVi A FRI I. *. ttH'H AN OUTLET NEEDED. Any section of any country that pre Bonts as ninny advantages as does the southern portion of Oconco county should bo developed to tho full extent, that thoso residing therein might cnjr?y every facility am! convoniouco. Oakway, Tugaloo. Fair Play and Towuville aud tho country surrounding thom aro filled with the best of pooplo, progroseivo and prosperous. They have dovolopcd tboir land and built nice and commodious residences thoroou. Much attention has boen and is hoing gi von to tho upbuild ing of schools and churches. Many ro fl ned and prosperous pooplo resido there ami their prosperity domands moro transportation advantages. Their lands iiavo advanced in pi ?co wonderfully for the last few years and should yot increase in value. Everything looks bright for the future, but ono thing is lacking rapid transit. For yoars wo havo hopod for a railroad, but wo have looked in vain. It has not como. Hut this noodod faoility can be obtained. Tho pooplo residing there oan romedy tho defcot. Why not mako tho effort? Build a trolly lino. It can bo constructed by our own pooplo and owned by them. We fool sure th?B eau bo dono. With such a lino in opera tion the increase in valuoof the lands in tho communities reaohod by it will moro than pay for tho road. Why not mako tho otfort? it would tako scarcely no grading. Not a stream to cross. Money is plentiful in many parts of this country and is seeking investment. If our own people will subscribe liberally and orean izo a company tho balance of tho money wanting can be gotten on bouda of the road, ls it not worth tho whilo to make tho effort for such needed advantage? What say the people interested? THE NEWS IN BRIEF '-OHM. Items of News of tho Past Week Gathered (rom Various Sources. _ il The Stuto Medical Association will meet, in (tieenvilloo the 12th of April. Thirty-live minen were killed hy an explosion in .Joseph Letter's coal mine at Henton, III., Monday. The county of Richland is suing the estate of .lames Campbell and his bonds mon for $12,000 shot tage in Campbell's 0 flt oe as treasurer of the county. A $300,000 oil refinery plant, independ ent of tho trust, ls to bo established at .(ackson, Miss. Moro than half tho capital stock has been subscribed. Sonntors who have called on the Presi dent recently were informed that it is littoly that a special session of Congress Will bo called October IO. Tl is will ? .nable mcmlfcrs gi>i:ig on the Phil, p;,inc lip to ret urn in time. The President has just received a lognoy of $30,000 from tho will of an unolo, .lames K. Oracle, of New York. His children, Ktbol and Kit nut. also re ceived $?,nod each. President Roosevelt ami his party will reach Sherman, Texas, on Wednesday, April 5th. In tho pm ly will he Secretary of the Saw. Paul Morton (Jen. P. M. li. 1 .>ung and about a hall' do/en others. William Welch...! Ashworth, N. H., was 105 years old on March 31. He is tho oldest pensioner of tho Civil war and is just a month younger than Hiram Cronk, who is the oldest of tho Mexican war of 1812, The rocoiptS of cotton are larger, and the price is barely steady, with no up ward tendency. In a short time it will he known Mow large the acreage will he for this\e.ir's crop, and on this will do pend in a large measure the price of cot ion still in the hands of (he planter, as well as that of next fall's Clop, .lulius Kohler, a young mau about iii vears ?dil, who is in the om ploy of tho branch of the Atlantic Coast Line run ning from Creston to Proguals, met with .1 very serious accident Friday morning .it the Cr?sten junction. Mr. Folder was preparing io oouplo approaching cars when his toot got fastened in the switch 'log and he was unable to lemove it, the > ars taking his leg off just above the inkle ami dragging him some distance. rho wounded young mau was taken to trangeburg i"i morl leal aid lt is thought that .ho has sustained some lu . omni injuries. Savings Bank Goes to Wall. 'tho doors of the Citizens' Savings j ?auk, at Loraino, Ohio, were closed last Fr'day morning, due to a shortage of $00,000, the result of speculation of por BOOS connected with the hank. A stale nient says depositors w ill be paid in full. Tho hank was ll rsl organized hy T. C. beckw ith, president of tho Citizens' Na tional Hank, of Oberlin, which was wrecked hy Mrs. Chadwick. For a Weak Digestion. \'o medicine can replace food, but ' bamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tah J Ats will lu.lp you to digest your food. It is not tho .piani u y of food taken that ...'ives strength and vigor to tho system, but the amount digested and assimilated, if troubled with a weak digestion, don't fail to give theso tablets a trial. Thous ands have buen benefited by their use. Choy only cost a quarter. For sale by .1. W. Boll, Walhalla; W. J. Lunney, Seneca. Tht Old Tim? News. Walhalla, April 3.-Editors Courier: Wo havo before us a copy of the Pen dletou Mcsseugcr, dated October 10th, 1832. Ur. F. W. Ny moirs was the editor and proprietor-boiupt No. 30, Volume xxv, of tho famous old jourual. The Kubjeot thou of paramount importance was Uuiou or Nullification, tho nullifiers being in a large majority. On October Otb, 1832, uudoi the proclamation of Ooveroor Hamilton, an oleotioo was held for member* uf the Senate and House of Representatives. Pendleton Uistrict was outttlcd to seven Represen tatives, her Senator holding over. At this olection, E. li. Henson received 2,494 votes, John Maxwell rocoived 2,474, L Goode received 2,474, T. M. Sloan ro coived 2,427, Samuel Cherey received 2,418, Henj. Hagood received 2,408, Rov. A. Rico received 2,402. These gentle men wero Nullifiers. .Joseph Grisham received 1,956 votos, S. A. Mavoriok re reived 1,100, II. Cobb received 1,004, John Sitton received 1,020. Tboso gentlemen were Union men. The editor says other persons wero voted for, but their votes woro scattering. Gov. James Hamilton, Jr., issued bis proclamation, dated at Pendleton, Ootobor 8, 1832, eulling an extra session of tho Legisla ture, to convene in Columbia on tho fourth Monday in October of the Hame year "to doliberato on such matters of high public com erinn-nt as shall then and there bo presented for thoir con sideration." Tho Legislature convened at tho timo and place designated and called a constitutional convention, which, being eloctod and assomblod on tho 24th day of November ensuing, * assed, with groat unanimity, an ordinance nullifying tho high unconstitutional tai itt law passed by Cougross. Tho Messenger had li ve columns to tho pago, indifferently printed. Tho issue before us is full of politics. Au article of unusual length gave a very full ac count of a barbecue dinner given to Hon. Warren R. Davis, Congressman, at Pumpkintown, on the 0th of October, 1832. Mr. Davis made a speech that pleased his constituents. A committee, consisting of Col. Bonham, Wm. Suth erland, Richard Goodlott, Col. M. C. Hammond and Dr. J. Robinson, reported a preamble nod resolutions, denouncing a protective tariff and thanking Con gressman Davis for tho able manner in which ho represented thom, were unani mously adopted. The socrotory reported that there were between five hundred and eight hundred voters prosent. Wo ha ve always beard that this mooting was held on Table Rock and that tho Pump kintown artillery company, with thoir cannon, boomed forth a fine salute to tho occasion. The Messenger was liberally lilied with advertisements. James McKinney was Sheriff of Anderson, and W. D. Sloan, Sheriff of Plokens. W. L. Keith was Clerk of the (Join t for Pickens, and also Commissioner in Equity. JohuT. Lewis was Clerk of the Court for Anderson. The Jockey ('luh was preparing for tho usual fall races. Temp?rance House The Carolina Hotel-was advertised at Hamburg, S. C. A quarterly meeting of tho Temperance Sooiety was adver tised to meet last Saturday in October, 1882, at Pendleton. ' On tho 27th of Sep tember, 1882, Rev. H. D. Dui'ro married Wm. II. Stribliog to Miss .lane McKinley, all of lMckons. A piece of poetry is in serted among the advertisements, but tho print is so had that we cannot, copy it. We give the last line: "In one long, sweet aud lingering kiss."' We leave tho reader to divine tile balance. It.A.T. Frightful Suffering Relieved. Suffering frightfully from the virulent poisons ot undigested food, C. (J. Gray son, of Lula, Miss., took Dr. King's New Life Pills, "with tho result," be writes, "that 1 was cured." All stomach anil bowel disordors give way to their Ionic, laxative properties. 2?0. at all druggists. Guaranteed. New Oispcnsary Plant. Columbia, April 4.-Commissioner W. O. Tatum and L. W. lloykin. dispensary director, have returned from Cinoilinati, where they went as a committee to look into the cost of a bottling plant and a Sterilizing outfit. Thecoinmitt.ee visited several of the most important houses in that city and was well pleased with the result of the visit, obtaining a Hoar idea ;is to the way in which tho plant should he installed, lt is estimated that the plant will cost about $2,000, Ol' not over p8,000 and that it will he a complete out it for tho sterilizing of bottles and tho putting up of whiskies which will be put on tho market by the dispensaries. lt ?8 not known yet wind her lt will he leOOSSary to erect a building for tile plant, but Mr. Tatum does not think KO, ind is of the opinion that the nullit can be placed in the prosont building. This, however, will he left to tho board, which will meet in a few days to bear the re pot t of the commit tee. fr ill tireen ville last week six negroes confined in the county jail made a des perate offoi't to escape. Innes Wi od, charged with wife murder, is at large, hut .lim Jones, tho ol her prisoner, who succeeded in passing the jailer, was cap lured a few minutes later. The other foin- did not pass the bulky form of .lailer Noe, who is six feet seven inches ?tl height and weighs over 200 pounds. Kor several minutes ho fought tho des perate criminals, who vainly endeavored to BOC uro his pistol. Not until ho had dragged them '.;> tho door of tho corridor did the jailer succeed in wrenching his arm free. With a blow bo felled ono of his assailants, and then drawing his pis tol, he sent the othors hack to their cells like frightened rabbits. The escape of Wood is tho third that has taken place in the history of tho jail. The negroes discovered a defective lock on one of tho colls. They all congregated within, and when the corridor was oponod to place coal In tho furnace, they made ft dash for liberty. Noe's feat is considered remark able and there is scarcely .Another man in the country who would have escaped with his lifo. CALL AND S US ! flS^f NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BANK OF WALHALLA, Walhalla, South Carolina. Quarterly statement Hurling Mareil 31, 1005, published in conformity with A Jt of tho General Assombly: AS8KT8. ( Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures .* 3,006 35 Loans and Discounts.100,400 77 Cash on hand and in Hanks.... 11,230 01 Total.$114,608J33 1,1 AHII.ITIKS. Capital Stock.$30,000 00 Surplus. 2,500 00 Protits. LOBS 54 Deposite. 81,134 40 Total.?114,008 03 state of South Carolina, i Conuty of Oconee. J I, W. L. Vorner, Cashier of tho above namod bank, do solomnly swear that the above statement is true to tho boot of my knowledge and boliof. W. Ii. VERNER, Cashier. Subsoribcd and sworn to before mo this 4th day of April, 1005. W. O. WHITE, Notary Public Correct. Attest: R. T. .JayneB, ) E. R. Lucas, > Directors. Jno. G. Law, ) BANK STATEMENT. Roport of tho Condition of THE PEO PLE'S HANK, at Walhalla, in tho State of South Carolina, at tho closo of business, March 31, 1005: IIK8OUK0K8. Loans and discounts.$01,040 35 t no from banks. 11,410 57 Cash on hand. 10.I ll 73 Total.?88,402 65 i.i A in i.i rites. Capital stock ... .$25,000 IHI ! Deposits. 57,820 <><? Duo banks. 41 05 Surplus and profits. 1,130 70 Total.$88,402 05 State of South Carolina, I County of Oconee. f I, (ieo. Seaborn. Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that tho above statement is true to tho best of my knowledge and belief. Geo. Seaborn, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before roe this 1th day of April, 1005. Wm. J. Stribling, Notary Public. Correct. Attest: W. A. Strother, President. Peden & Anflersoo Mlm Co. S ta tomoil t of the Condition of The Peden A- Anderson Hanking Co., West min ster, S. C., at tho Close of nosi ness Unroll :;ist, 1005. ItKSOUItOKS. Cash and due us by banks....$ 10,803 07 ; Banking house ano! fixtures... 5,000 coi stocks. 2,000 ni i Loans and discounts. 127,752 00 ?sir.i.e.ir, 07 I.I A 111 1.1 l l KS. Capital stock.$ 20,000 00 Surplus and undivided profits. 14,837 68 Deposits. 81,0112 !?!> Due to hanks. 85 00 Hills payable. 88,000 00 si:, 1,015 07 The Slate of South Carolina, . County of Oconoe. 1, T. Poden Anderson, Cashier of the above named Hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true and correct to tho best of my knowledge and belief. T. PEDEN ANDERSON, Cashier. Sworn to before me this April 3d, ! 1005. H. H. CROSS, [ L, S.J Notary Public, S. C. BANK STATEMENT. Statement of the (londitlon <>f The Seneca Hank at the Close of nosiness on Marob 81, 1005. A SS HTS. Rank building.fi 1,600 ?KI Rank vault and safe. Lion 1)0 Loans and discounts. 06,088 04 Cash anti Kxchango. IS, 124 8? Total.$118,008 50 ! MAItlMTIKk. Stock.* 20,400 00 Deposits. 61,100 '_' I Hills payable _ 20,ono IM? Duo to Hanks .... 1,071 50 Surplus . 14,885 76-$118,068 50 State of South Carolina, / Oconee County. ? Porsonally carno P. S. Holleman, flash ier of Tho Seneca Hank, before mo and made oath that the ahoyo statemont is correct to tho best of bis knowledge and belief. P. S. HOLLEMAN. Sworn to before me this 1st day of April, lin?5. H. P. ALEXANDER. Notary Public, S. C. Cert! fl od. ( ll, M. Richardson, ) Signed: JJ. W. Shelor, > Diroctors. ? Wo havQ just received the RA NOES ever received in this cour Completo assortment of PRINCESS ] IRON KTN Also a car-load of Wagons, ai Surreys on the road. We carry a complete line of I Disc Harrows, Drag Harrows, Peg J Middle Bursters, Guano Distributors, side Turners and everything in Hard EE The Oitixeiis? 13 an lc, Seneca. S. <J. First Quarterly Statement of the Con dition of The Citizens' Batik, Seneca, S. c., at tho Close of Business, Maroh 31st, 11)05. BBSOVHOK8, Loans and discounts.$ 37,024 80 Banking house and fixtures. .. 10,223 52 Jash and exchango. 63,013 07 ! supplies on baud. 425 80 Expenses. 1,454 02 Total.$113,042 17 MAIill.lTIKS. Japital stook paid in.* 50,000 00 Duo dopoBitors. 51,700 ll Due other banks. 0.682 85 | [Uterest and exobaneo. 1,700 21 Total.$113,042 17 I, Goo. C. Benedict, Cashier of the tbovo named bank, do solemnly swear hat. the above statement is true to tho >est of my knowlodge aud boiief. GEO. C. BENEDICT, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before mo this ith day of Aoril, 1005. C. P. MILLS, [X. S. I Notary Publio, S. C. Correct. Attest: G. W. Gigullliat, ) W. R. Doyle, > Directors. W. S. Hunter. ) NOTICE TO DEBTOBS AND CBEDI TOBS.-All persons indobted to tho ?state of F. M. Prince, doceased, n e hereby notified to make payment to ho undersigned, and all persons having daims against said ostato will present? he same, duly attested, within tho time >roscribed by law, or bo harre '. S. C. PRINCE, ?ualitiod Administratrix of tho Estate! of P. M. Brinco, deceased. April 5, 1005. 11-17 rCTOTICE TO DEBTORS AND 0BE0 L\ ITO RS.-All persons indebted to tho estate of J A M KS H. ROBINS aro icreby notified to make payment to tho indersigued, and all persons having daims against said ostato will present ho same, duly attested, within the time ncscribed by law, or bo barred. L. N. BOBINS, Committee. April 5, 1005. 14-17 MASTER'S SALE. Tho State of South Carolina, ) County of Ooonee. J In Court of Common Pleas. John D. Vernor, Plaintiff, against /asa B, Stoibrand, Mrs. Harcourt Bull, Mrs. B> M. Sloeher, Mrs. Gertrude Gib? son. Edward Stoibrand and Corita A. Neppert, Defendants. IPURSUANT TOA DECREE OF THE AFORESAID ('Ol'UT. in the case neut inned above, 1 will ??lier for sale, O the highest bidder, in front of tho oort House, at Walhalla, S. C., on IONDAY, tho PI HST day of MAY, ? 005, botweeu tho legal hours of .sale, the ra et of land below described: All that piece, parool or tract of land OUVoyed by Mary Holbrooks and Miles ?. Holbrooks on the -day of Ootobor, 882, to Carlos J. Stoibrand and hy deed rom Lemuel 1). Chambers to Carlos J. itolbrand, dated lOltl day of Novemhor, SS2, the two tracts adjoining, being sit ?ate and lying in Ooonee county, South ?arolina, on hoth sides of Changa crook, raters of TugalOO river, an<l hounded by iuds of VV. <L Duffie. Jacob Butts and thors, containing throe hundred and ighty-six acres, moro or loss. Terms of Sale-CASH. That In ovont f failure of the purchaser or purchasers ) comply with the terms of salo within ve days from day of salo the Master do ^advertise and resell said premises on ho following salosday. or some conven ant salesday thereafter, ac tho same lace and on the same lei ms as hereto ?re set out, at the risk of former pur baser or purchasers, and that he do con nue so to do until he has found a pur liaser or pnrohasors who comply with io forms of salo. Purchaser to pay xtra for papers. W. O. WHITE, Master Oconoo County, S. C. April 5, l'.it)5, 14-17 Harb Wiro $2.85. 8 -In. Hog Fence, ' Oe. Poultry Netting. H O U That give a High fir That I? tlv BAS We are Headcftif Huck's Stoves with Gui BlacKsmitH f?f Tools. ECEIVED largest shipment ot STOVES and Hy. RANGES and G STOVES. ad have a big line of Buggies and [arness, Saddles, Whips, Lap Robes, Harrows, Side Harrows, Cultivators, , Cotton Planters, Turn Plows, Hill ware. Carter Han R. C. CARTER. WALHAL Trains Collide on Southern. Branch ville, April 3.-Tho worst vroek that has occurred on this division of tho Southern Kail way in many years happened Saturday morning about 3 o'clock a few miles below Branchville, noar a small lumber station called Bad ham. The through freight from Co lumbia to Charleston and the fast pas senger train from Charleston to Co lumbia ran into each other at tho above named point. There was a vory dense fog at tho timo. It is ropoited that Freight Enginoer Hood's watch was HO minutes slow, and that this was tho di root cause of tho wreck. So far four ate known to be killed outright, as follows: Tom Conlin, engineer on passenger train, and ono of tho oldest employees of tho Southern road of this division. Conlin's body is maahod into an almost unrecog nizable mass, with one arm cut off, tho baud of which is still grasping the oraorgency brako. Another whito man named Stokes, brakeman, Adams and Stephens. Freight Engineer Arthur Hood has both legs broken besides se vere internal injuries, and oanuot pos sibly live. Suit for Liquor Profits. A most unusual suit, involving a com mission on whiskey Bold tho State dis pensary, hus been flied in the Clerk of Court's ellice in Columbia. The suit has been brought E. M. Mizon, of Co lumbia, against J. W. Kolloy A Co., of Chattanooga, Tenu., ou the ground that there is a salary of ono month duo him and also oommissious on tho sales mndo to tho dispensary. To insure a judg ment Commissioner W. O. Tatum has been served with a copy of tho com plaint with m.tice that in case of a favorable verdict tho money duo the Arm of J. \V. Kelley A Co., by tho dis pensary will be attached to tho amount due, which is alleged to bo $307.50. WU "SPRING KNOCKS \ When your tongue gets coatod and y stomach rebels at food, when your liv constipated, when you have sick hoad up mortt tired than whon you wont to pimples and other eruptions- -thoso a that your blood needs purifying. Stribllngr's Kxtract Sar? Is tho most ol?octivo blond purifier cleanses the blood of all impurities, the tongue. Tones up stomach, liv healthy condition, ltomoves the cann sleep sound and restful. Clears the "spring fever." Prico 75c. per bottle THE SJESWEO?. Phone No. 12. Spring Clothing Up-to-Date, Best and most " we Have ever c For Latest Novelties in Dross Goods and My line of Shoos and Oxfords is oom .lust received a largo shipment of Tri Low prices ! < (Jail and inspe M . S . S T R Westminsi iRDWAR SE P A I tish ai scotti at last is tb e Kind we sell, and at ci E BALL OOC irters fo** Seasonable ? i ra nt ceil Fire Backs 15 Yoars. Money dware Co., LA, S. C. C. P. WALKER. ' Dots (rom Reedy Fork. Reedy Fork, April 4.-Wo bave had some vory Ano weather aud the farmers have been making good use of it. Miss Lillio Maxwell, who has been very sick, ls improving slowly. W. R. Osborne and wife and DTonry Mooro and wife visited at tho bo..?o of Charlie Osborno, near Townvillo, Sunday. Rev. Fletcher, of Plodmout, will preach at Speed's Crook school houBO next Sat urday night and Sunday, April 8 and 9. The road machino has dono somo muoh noeded work in this sootion. o. M. Notice to Debtors and Creditors ALL porsous having claims against tho estate of tho late D. K. Norris, deceased, will presont them to the un dersigned, properly proven, within the time prescribed by law, and all persons owing said estate will make payment at onco. J. H. VANDIVER, M Executor, Anderson, S. C. Marob 15, 1005. 11-14 (CITATION NOTICE.-THK STATE OK J SOUTH CAHOMNA, COUNTY or Oco NKK.-(IN TBS COURT OF TROHATK.)-By D. A. Smith, Esq., Probato Judge. Whereas, C. A. Rowland has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration do bonis non of tbe estate of and offocts of William Rowland, deceased These ari theroforo to cito and admon ish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of tho said William Rowland, decease., that they bo and appoar be foro mo, in tho Court of Probate, to be bold at Walhalla Court House, S. C., on Saturday, tho 15th day of April, 1905, after publication norcof, at ll o'clock in tho foi enoou, io show causo, if any they hove, why tho said administration should not bo granted. Given under my hand and seal, tins 28th dav of April, Anno Domini 11)05. TL. S.] I). A. SMITH, Judge of Probate for Oconee county,S.C. Published on the 20 th day of March, 1005, in The Koowee Courier and on tho fJourt House Door for the time required by law. 18-14 1?1S FEVER" 'OU OUT, our appetite is tickle, when your or is sluggish and your bowels aro aches, when you can't, sleep or got bud, when your face breaks out in ro all signs of "spring fever" and laparllla Witll Iodides that you can get anywhere. It Restores tho appetite and cleans or and bowels and puts them in IO of sick hendadlos. Makes your complexion. A positive euro for X* HARMACY. New Hotel Block. f ? cy varied line :arried. len, Youths and Boys. Notions. plete. Latest styles, links. QuicK sales ! ct our line. IBLING, ter. S. C. O E Plows 4lc. straight. Stocks, 7."?, HO, Hoc. . (.'nano Distributors. NTS ie Kind you want, it prices. > D S . sporting Goods. Back If you want lt. tCb STCCA'