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* i'd THIN ' ovs sKl^ BK '?'KHK AND IT ?I'M' FOLLOW Ah THK NIUHT TBK DAY. THO? 0AN8*T VOT THKN MK t?\LHK TO 4 NY VA1* \iS .IAYNKN. HHRI.UR, MIHITH ?V STIOCR. WALHALLA, HOV TB CAKOLIW. AUG. 2, 1?05 NKW HfJKIBB. NO. S80-YOL?MB JLV.--NO. 31 We Want the ! Wo are overstocked on Men's $1 Negligee Shirts in sizes l ">J. 16 an?' 1 this lot of Shirts we have made a price of (each).... . These Shirts sro the very newest style and beautiful and neat patterns. Two-Piece Summer Suits. . We will also sell our Two-piece Mnu's Summer Suits at oust and belo Suits to go at only. Now is the clianco of a life-time to secure a nice, cool summer Suit i ?4.50 and *4 Suits to go at only. The Coat ami l'an ts Suits are beauties, and the above pi ices will soon move th Now for footwear. ' Our entire lot of Men's, Ladies' and Childreu's Oxfords in this snle. in the house at only . . The lot consists of Patent Kills. Velours, Nici Kid and Box Calf. Former p. ici in this lot worth less than $8 50. All ?2 50 and ?2 Men'H Oxfords at. Anv Ladies' Oxford in the house at only. This lot consists of the best styles and makes to be bad at $2 M) and $3 All our $2 Oxfords at.!.. .; We show the best line of $2 Oxfords to be had. This is one of our bobbies. All our other Low-nut Shoes see cut in proportion. It will pay you to visit our store and have a look st the utuff above a< new, seasonable stock that we want the money out of right quick, so we are wi 17 Pounds Granulated Sug It Pays tc Buy for Cash C. W. & J. E. BAUK A Safe vSummer Pill. Constipation usually precedes oh olera morbus, diarrhoea, dysen entery, flux and all morbid bowel disorders marked hy pain and too frequent evacuation. Overcome constipation and yon g 'ard against tbeso painful, weakening and dangerous attacks. But je remedy must be a mild one-one that regulates the bowels by awakening the liver. Eight-Hour Liver Pills are so mild and gentle because they give tono to the liver and stimulate the secretion of bile. Bile is nature's laxative and there is no need of harsh and drastic drugs. PRICE 20 CENTS. LUNNEY, The Omiigrleit, Seneca. YELLOW FRONT. w. All tbe *7.50 and $6.50 dhy|^ ?t low prices. All tlie *5, ? : em. $3 Any Man's Oxford <j^^ ?from $5 to $3.50. Not an Oxford .$1.65 .'$1.65 Ivertiaed. It ia Rood, honest, brand illlng to sacrifice the price. ^ar for $1.00. NIGHT. Long Creek Happenings. Long Creek, July 27.-Dig meetings, singings and basket dinners are the [order of the day now. Perl Woodall is able to bo out after two weeks' illness. Miss Lallie Woodall visited ber cousin, Miss Hettie Derrick, last Friday night. Misses Ida and Marleat Karney, of Cheohuro, Ga., visited Misses Dovie and V mi.i Hamey Saturday night. Mra. Thomas Hamey and ber little granddaughter,Hettie Deslae Derrick, are going to visit relatives and friends on Chochero soon. The public school has opened. Sam Phillipa's mule ran away Sunday, while on the way from tho convention, throwing his best girl out of the vehiole. The singing convention was in seaaion nt Mountain Grove church last Friday, Saturday and Sunday. There ware large crowds in attendance. Tbe behaviour was good, and we. had the best singing ever heard in the mountains. Lague Hamey is attending a singing school at Holly Springs this week. We wish him much success. We have a new clerk in our little town, J. J. Moore. s. T. TO CURB A ?UM.I? IN ONK DAV. Take LAX ATIVK HHOMO QUININE Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25c. NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER. Westminster, August 2 -Mrs. Nannie Bi ron lost a pin on thc streets of West minster Saturday. She prizes the pin highly on Account of it having in it the picture of ber deceased babe. It is a small, black enameled pin and M TH. Bar ron offers a suitable reward to tinder if left .it post office. C .pt. H. A. Gilroerdlod Monday night, July 81st, at the residenoe of bis daugh ter, Mrs. Birdie Walker, at the advanoed I age of 78 years. Ile was a native of An derson county, but bad resided at Madi son, in Oconee. for the past fifty years, ile leaves a wife and three children. His eldest son. Lee Gilmer, is a popular con ductor on the Southern Railway, and another Bon, Swift Gilmer, is a postal clerk between Atlanta and Greensboro. M if. only daughter is Mrs. Birdie Walker, of Tocooa. at whose home be died. One brother. Crawford Gilmer, of Anderson county, survives him. Capt. Gilmer was twice married. His first wife was Miss Swift, of Anderson county, and bis second wife Miss Sallie McPall, formerly of Wal i balla, who is left to mourn his death, and ? to whom, vt ith other bereaved relatives, is j extended the sympathy of many friends. i The interment will take place at Hope well at ll o'clock to day. A delightful event of last week was a watermelon cutting, given at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. E. A. Dobhs ?II Friday evening, July 28. The yard and placea were brilliantly lighted with Japanese ?lanterns. After spending Borne time in ? relating "love experiences" all were in , vited to partake of the melons and I grapes, whioh were nerved in abundance. Forty guestB were present aud every body greatly enjoyed the event. j Rev. A. P. Marett had an open boll of cotton in his tield in July. This is the i earliest we have heard of in this section. I Rev. J. T. Deudy spent last Tuesday i in Westminster. Misses Mary Sue and Ruth Snowies, of Greenwood, and M?SB Ellis, of Monea Path, are visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McGee. Miss Minnie Traylor left on last Satur day for Jacksonville, Fla., to visit her sister, Airs. .1. C. Mnlkey. R. A. C. Golden and C. L. O'Kelley spent last Sunday in Greer's with the parents of tho former. Eugene Norris, of East Lake, Ala., and , Geo. Non is, ot the Macon Kvcoinp Newa, aro spending a two weeks' vaca I tiou with their father, R. E. Norris, and other relatives in this section. Thursday evening of laat week Dr. auc Mra. C. M. Walke?" entertained very de light fully sever:.-? ladies and ge nt lernet in their hospitable borne, from 8.80 ti 11.30. Interesting and amusing gamei were played and a pleasant and enjoy ? able evening was spent by all the guests Between twenty-five aud thirty wert I present, including the out-of-town vis (tort. Mrs. Maggie Fellers is visiting hoi brother, J. D. Sheldon, this week. Robert Ellis, of Monea Path, was fl visitor here Sunday. W. Paul Dickson, of Seneca, was herc this week. The many friends of Prof. J. W. Gaines, of Hurtsville, were delighted tc see him in Westminster last week. Mrs. Rosa WOoteu and little daughter ret rued to Atlanta Monday after a visit of several weeks among relatives in thu section. During the past week several social functions were given in honor of thc visiting young ladies. Westminster hat bad a charming bevy of visitors this sea son. J. Wade Dickson waa painfully burt Friday afternoon. While engaged ic putting a roof on his front piazzi the scaffold on which Mr. Dickson and one other man wyre working save away and they 1MM ii came with it to the ground, a distance nf sixteen feet. Mr. Dickson waa reudered unconscious by the fal) and a physician was summoned. He j was hurt, in the hip and spine and has i not been resting very weil since the neel* ! dent. His helper escaped vt i th ou ly ' slight'injuries. I Miss Marott, of Kail- Play vi s rod ber cousin, Miss Ada Marett, during the ; past week. j Albert Flynn, of Atlanta, is in town. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Sionecypher enter I tal ned Tuesday evening. July 25. cora Slimentary to their ebnrmiug visitors, lisses Alfie Hell and Estalle Heek, of Anderson, and Eureka * Crump, of Charleston. Assisting in reoeiviug were Mesdames F. M. Cross and J. G. Urea seale. The gilesta assembled in the lawn, wbioh was beautifully lighted with Japa nese lanterns. Social conversation wa? enjoyed aud delicious fruits and melons were served. About forty guest? were present and all report a good time. M isses Clara Hum and Lessie Wool bright, two of Towuville's fair youiiK ladies, have returned home after a pleas ant sojourn in Westminster aa the guests of Miss Sallie Diokson and others Their departure ia heart-rending to several of our young men. T. D. Poore spent a few days tu An derson county last week. J. M. Carter, of San Saba, Texas, vis ited his brother, T. N. Carter, lent week. Miss Eugenia B. Ward, after a pleasant visit with the Misses Jameson, returned to her home at Adairsville, Ga., last Thursday. Miss Ward is a charming young lady and made many friends here who will be pleased to welcome ber re turn to Westminster at any time. Miss Louis Lam-s. of Athena, Ga., is visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Walker. Shu ia the daughter of the late Dr. Lanes, who was paator of the Athens Presbyte rian church for a period of over thirty five years. I Presiding Elder Jones, of the Green ville District, preached in the Methodist church last Sunday night. Mrs. J. H. Ligen has returned from a visit to Lil-mingham Miss Hattie Non is. of Savannah, is in town visiting home-folks Col. K. E. Mason, of charlotte, was in town this week. Misses Dendy and Davis, of Richland, visited Miss Nannie Terrell Sunday. Thus. N. Carter and his brother, J. M. Carter, are spouding a few days at their former home in Kahlin county. The mountain party returned one "day last week. They report a grand trip. After a pleasant visit in Westminster aa the guest of Miss Deaulah Poore, Miss May MoAlister returned to hoi* home in the charming little town of Williamston last week. A. L Goasett. The Pickens Railroad company, with a line from Pickena to Easley have pur chased several motor cars for passenger service in addition to the trains now operated on the road. J.J. Hull, Mayor of Hock Hill and editor of the Rock Hill Herald, died in that city Monday night Ho had been a sufferer from Brillits disease for many months and bis death was not unex pected. . The safe of the Southern Express Com pany at Palatka, Fla., last Saturdav morning between three and four o'clock was opened by burglars and currenoy to the amount of about $2,000 was taken. The agent, who sleeps in the office, waa bound band and foot by the robbers and his keys scoured. THE NEWS FROM SENECA. Seneca, Annum 1.-Jethro Almud & Co's moving picture ?how ia booked f? ~ Sc II ...?a A nt H m fl and (0. Amone the new house? in process of erection here may bo added the residence of J. S. ArriuKton, who is building ou Fair Play street. Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Hollaud. Mrs. J. F. MoOarey and Mr?. M. B. Sligb also have their plans ready for new residences. There was no preaching in Seneoa last Sabbath, whkh wa? a source of regret to our church-going people. It bel?g a fifth Sunday services were naturally ex pected tu be bold in the Episcopal cburob and nu arrangement? were mado tv the orber pastora. Kev. G. K. Finlay boing in Ganada on hi? summer vacatiou, bia oburch was uot opened. Dr. K. A. Hines has given a dress of new paint to hi? resideuoe, which greatly improves it. The Episcopal ohnroh has also received a new coat of paint. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Stribllng are io Seneca agaiu, after a mouth's absence to the Portland Exposition and poluto of interest adjacent thereto. Madames D. K. Norris and J. W. Stab - ling and the MiBse? Norris and MIBS May Cherry will go to the mountains, near Brevard this week for a mooth. Miss Sophia Mc Alister and Miss Lizzie Waddell, of Greenville, arrived in Seneca yesterday from Chechee. Miss Waddell wont on to Greenville and Miss Mc Alister is visiting Mr?. .1. F. Met 'arv. Harrison Shuil, who has hoon visiting Mrs. Geo. Benedict. has returnod to his homo iu Brookville, Mis?. Miss Anna Harbin returnod yesterday from ail ext ended visit to Tennessee. Mrs. Wm. Glenn and children are vis iting relatives at Fair Play. Pev. M. H. Kirkpatrick ?H in Kui .(ville this week assisting Kev. Mr. Jennings in a meeting. .1. A. Brock has ?old his stock of goods to Luther A. Moore, who takes possession to-day. Mrs. S. K. Dendy and children aro vis iting Mi s. D. A. Pen itt a few days in the country. Mrs. W. F. Strickland is at LaGraugo, Ga , for a two weeks' visit to iiiends. Mrs. Noll Gignilliat Trimmier's irtauds are pleased to have her in Seneca again nnd to know that she will reside perma nently hero. Mr. Trimmier has accept? d a position with thc Seneca Mercantile Company. The enter tai omeut given by tho ladios of the Methodist oburch last Fiiday evening was greatly enjoyed by the large audience present. The friends of Mrs. W. P. Nhnmous will regret to know that she is quite siok at her home here. Col. K. E. Maslin is visiting Mrs. W. J. Lunney. J. L. McWhorter, who has rented the ?tore roora of W. J. Lunney, formerly occupied by Seaborn Bro?., is receiving bis ?took of fanoy and heavy groceries daily and will open up business this week. Mrs. Annie Brown Lowry, who has been visiting Mr?. W. J. Bryan, returns to Atlanta Thursday. The young people, twenty couples strong, pionioked at Clemson last Wed nesday night. H. v. ?. WATER POWER AND LAND SALE. HIGH FALLS PROPERTY, on Little River, in Oconee county, is about IO miles from Walhalla, S. C., and 12 miles from Seneca, and only a few miles up the river from Newry. This property contains 1,331 acres of land and has a natu ral water fall of 29 feet 5 inches, with available H. P. 274. 615 H. P. can be secured by de veloping a double discharge. I90G0 ACRES of this property will be sold in tracts of 100 ACRES EACH, to the highest bidder, early in Septem ber, at Walhalla, on Easy Terms. THE WATER POWER, with 331 acres, will be sold to the highest bidder, on the same date, at WALHALLA. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. J. W. UIXANIIl. SPARTAN BU RC, S. C.