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TO THINK OWN SKLF UK TH UK AND IT MUST FOLLOW AS TUE NIGHT T1IK DAY, THOU CANST NOT THEN BK FALSE TO ANY MAN, W\( HAU,A. HOl'TH r^BOHNA, SEPT. ?, lfMM pms i Y IN THE !EK. D SECURE SHARE. VYNES. -M?H8 Eloise Strother visited hor friend. Miss Auna Cunningham, in An derson last vt'oeki She returned home Saturday. -We can furnish buggies, and prices to suit everybody. C. W. Pitchford Co. -Mrs. Fred. B. Maxwell and pretty little daughter, Catcliue, spout a few days with her relatives, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bell, last week. -John G. Law, Jr., of Savannah, Ca., has been on a brief visit to bis father and sister. Ile returned to his post of duty Sunday afternoon. -J. C. Shockley, West Union, is in the market for timber. Call on him if you have timber lands. :i2tf. -Mr. and Mrs. C. Melcbert are ex pected to return to Walhalla iu a few days from an extended visit to relatives aud friends in Qerraauy. -Hon. F. n. Hyatt, State Treasurer of the Cotton Association, will be pres ent at the picuic at Kichlaud next Mon day and will deliver au address. -Mrs. Catharine Adams and hor daughter, Mrs. G. II. Peterman, and baby, of Charleston, are stopping with Mrs. A. C. Merrick for a few days. -We have a full line of buggies and wagons, also all kiud of material. C. W. Pitchford Co. - Mrs. J. W. Daniel, wife of Hov. J. W. Daniel, pastor of Washington Street Methodist church, of Columbia, died at her home in that city ou September 11th. -Miss Bello Harden, daughter of Kev. W. M. Harden, of West Union, left last week for Young Harris, Ca., where she ha? entered the "Young Harris College." -Clayton Tribune, September 7th : "Miss May Bell returnee! to Walhalla yesterday, after a pleasant visit of two weeks amoug her many friends here." -Married, at tho residence of W. H. Bryant, Walter D. Moss to Miss Arney Bryant, all of Oconee county, Kev. J. B. Colley olliciating. -For all kind of buggies and wagons call on C. W. Pitchford Co. -Janies H. Adams, of Seneca, has just returned from New York. Goods arriving daily. Look for big advertise ment next week. -The Richland Dancing Club gave quite an enjoyable dance at the academy, at Kichlaud, last Wednesday night. Walhalla, Seneca and Westminster were well represented. - Quito a lot of cotton is being hauled to t he gins these days. The farmers aro very much disappointed at the prices being paid, and only about one-half of thu staple is being put on tho market. -Cane mills and cider mills at Carter Hardware Co. -S. II. Ballenger, son of Hov. N. G. Ballenger, of Greenville county, is visit ing his uncle, E. L. Herodon, Ksq., and other relatives in Oconee county. Ho is a young man of tine appearance ami ad dress. - J. A. Stock is making extensivo im provements on his property on Faculty Hill. A piazza has been built on the north and east sides of the house, and thc building is being renovated through out. A coat of white paint also adds greatly to tho appearance of thedwel ing. - Miss Alice Strong leaves this after noon for Chicora College, Greenville, where she will assume her duties as teacher in that institution, from which she was graduated with honors last May. lier selection to this position was quite a compliment, as it was entirely unso licited. We predict much success for M iss Alice. -Sec trespass notice;. As the hunt ing season approaches sportsmen should ho careful on whose premises they enter. lt is unlawful to trespass upon the property of another without, permission. The law does not require a property owner to advertise or post his land against trespassing. A word to the wise is sufficient. -Many people arc being attracted to tho Woodside Colton Mills, Greenville, s. ('., on account (d' the good wages, easy running work, pure water, excellent school and churches, good houses, pas tures ami gardens ami the extremely high ami healthful location. The mill has now 34,000 spindles and OOO looms. The electric car lum runs through the center of the village. The management takes particular pains to select good mora) people.* ?? Occasions. for a Wedding, Birthday, ld Day" just cometo oui p with the " Swellest" Line *TS in Oconee County. e'du COriPANY. -Buggies, harness, White Biokoi wagons. T. E. Alexander, Walhalla. -Cotton is bringing l>? cents on tl Walhalla market to-day. -li. T. J ay tus, Esq., is iu Seneca ?. professional uusiuess to-day. -Miss Helen Kant is visiting relativ and friends iu Andersoo. -Prayer meeting this S.:JO p. m. at tl Walhalla Methodist church. - Miss Inez Dickson,of Seneca, is visi mg Mrs. J. lt. Hughes this week. -Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. John V Ferguson, on September l>, a daughter. - Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. W. lt. Cob near Walhalla, ou September 1, a daug ter. -Mrs. lt. M. Richardson, of Seueca, visiting her aun. S. L. Kiobardsou, at family, in West Union. - It is rumored that there will be sev ral weddings iu and near Walhalla du lng tho fall and winter. -C. R. Houchius left last week t Washington and New Vork to attend important business matters. -Mis. S. P. Dendy is visiting b daughters, Mrs. L. L. Barr, of Cree ville, anti Mrs. C. W. Gentry, of Enort -Dr. James II. Crawford of Marti tia., spent last Sunday antony bis mai Walhalla friends, who are al wa., s glnd see him. -Kev. J. G. Law, D D., will preach Fairview church at Ila. m. and at Et uezer church at 4 p. m. noxt Sabbat 17th iustaut. -Plenty of grass scythes and blades Carter Hardware Co. i -See tiespass notice of Mrs. Mary ? Noemi tb iu another column. This go woman means busiucss, aud shu u< ( gives trespassers lair waruiug. I -Seo our buggies, wagons, haine mowers and rakes if you waut bargaii J. ?& J. S. Carter, Westmiuster, S. C -The exercises of the Walha Graded School will open on next Mi day, September 18th. The first tin I months will be conducted as a ti ! school. -We are requested to annouuee tl ! the Rev. T. B. Kiuard will begin a ti ! meeting at Clemson College on Fi id uigbt before the fourth Sunday in S< tomber. -Plenty of,.timber on your land? i J. C. Shockley, West Union, if you wt to Bell. 82tf. -Clayton Tribune, September 7 I "Mr. and Mrs. D. G. MoAlister aud lit (at bei me, of Walhalla, came'up Fric I aud rei ni m d yesterday. They bsd ! most delightful visit." -Mrs. Tabitha Randolph, of Toce I Ga., is visiting Mrs. Matilda Sharp a I other friends in Ccouee county. 1 j many former acquaintances are plea* to meet her agata. -Parties having timber for sale sbo write oi call on J. C. Shockley, W Cu nm. 82tl. -W. E. Alexander has resigned j position as overseer of weaviug io Walhalla Cotton Mills. He is au excel! young man and has beon an employe* {this mill for a number ut years, i -Those who want to purchase li jin small or large tracts should cont ' James II. Adams Rt Seneca at once. I bas several tracts to dispose of at i sonable ligures. See ad. - Kev. W. W. Akers preached au cellent sermon at the Walhalla Prosb; riau church last Sunday morning, will occupy thu pulpit of this chu again next Sunday uvening, tho sen beginning at 8 o'clock. -The Anderson Steam Laundry licita your business. N. L. Fant, Ag' -R. E. Long is going to have an day singing at Mount Zion school he next Saturday and Sunday, Kith and 1 instants. Come and bring all the g ' singers you can with you. You will I bring well filled dinner baskets. -Charlie Pratt, of Pell City, Ala., of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Pratt, is visit Mr. and Mrs. Jas. T. Wilson, his in and aunt, of Walhalla. He is a looking and promising youth-a chii of tho old block. -Wanted - Fifteen girls to lc "looping;" expenses guaranteed for month. Light work and good pay w learned. The Westminster Knit Mills, Westminster, S. 0. :17 -Nowhorry Obsorver, September "Kev. lt. C. Ligon and family, of Smy left yesterday for Iva, Anderson cou where they will make their borne. Ligon is very feeble and there has 1 no improvement in Iiis health." - Dr. L. J. Mann, of Branchville, .v who was critically ill a few days ago, sufficiently recovered to bo moved tc home of his parents. Kev. and Mrs. f Mann, in West Union. We hope young doctor will soon he himself aj -Try the Anderson Steam I,.nindi N. L. Fant, Aget - Revs. B. L. Padgett and J. W. B ington have pitched their trospnl ten West Union, on Cronshaw's vacant and are holding divine services d The attendance at night is quite h ; These gentlemen are Wesleyan M< I dist H. -J. K. Trlbble, who has hoon com to his home for the past, six weeks a broken leg, is able to he out 0| While engaged workingat tho carpen ; trade at Cannon, Ga., he had the mi tune to stumble and drop a heavv | of lumber in such a manner an to 1 his leg a little above the ankle. friends aro piad to note his improver -J. M. tireen, who lives bet Mountain Rostand the Turnpike, ii county, was in Walhalla on last T day with a load of apnlcs. cabbages He informed us that he gathered year from one apple tree ll bushel*1 variety of apple known as tin? "ll Sweet," for which he received 80 per bushel, making $24 do from one Mr. Green has about 800 trees gre on "> acres of land, of various vari Ile says his apple crop this year ii noar so good as last year's. -The services held in tho Wal ; Baptist church last week hy tho j and Dr. IL A. Bngby, of Greenwoo suited in much good to tho chnreli town. On Sunday and Monday the tor, Kev. C. Wardlaw. conducted tb vices alone, but on Monday evenii was joined hy Dr. Bagby, who dh preaching until last Sunday night, a strong, logical, earnest and conscc preacher, and presents the truth tho Gospel in an attractive and coi ing manner. Good congregations gi i tho sponker all thc week, ospoeial , night, and the attention anil interco manifest. Many persons woro ser impressed and quito a number s tho way of lifo. Thoro were thirte cessions to the church, three by and ten by experience, and tho o is much revived. Services will again Thursday night and will tx tinned until Sunday, when otheri haps who were impressed last wee unite with tho church. i lim hoi* IYIATE? Doors, Sash, Blinc Tile Hearths and I Description. Lime, Cen Devoe's Paint, tl everything for the builc W. L OSBORNE MOV AND RAKES GRASS BLAC THAT WILL HOLD AN FRUIT JAR BASE BALL GO REDUCED ONE-FOURT1 SENECA. *. C. Look Here ! d it For tho benefit of our customers and tho convenience of the general public, ?M during the fall and winter months the B City Market will open at 5 a. m. and lt close at 8.80 p. m. * The pork season is at hand and I am in the market for FRESH PORK, for which 1 will pay the highest market (1 price. AND 1 PROPOSE to keep right behind the band when it 0 comes to Beef Cattle. l* I need a fow moro feeders right away, also lirst class Beef Cattle, for which I c- will pay the top of tho market. If you i- have any Kat Cattle let mo hoar from you. u I also want Chickens and Eggs. Will h pay the best prices. ie Illing me all your Creen and Dry Hides. Will pay highest prices. ). Will soon put in a stock of heat Cream Cheese, Fresh and Salt Fish and Oysters. . | We now have fresh Sausage, Balogua and Breakfast Bacon. '.? Beef wagon will run most every day. jj Look out for the ICE MAN. CITY MARKET, n Phono 6.. T. J. Todd. g ' '.y -The Ledger, of Caff ney, S. C., of last week, has the following ad. in its columns: "'Wanted-A wife, not under n 24 or over 60. Send photograph. Ad it dress P., caro The Ledger." n Newberry Observer, Soptomher 8th: '8 "Dr. M. M. Kinard, ot Knoxville, Tenn., has received a call, which he will accept, i: from the Lutherau church in Augusta, ,1, Ca., to succeed Hov. M. < ?. Kieps who ? rocen*ly resigued to come to Grace l>. Chinch. Prosperity." sn -Kev. W. T. Junkin, a missionary of tht? Presbyterian church to China, wid ! preach at Richland chinch on ."Sunday iR morning at ll o'clock, on September io '.'4th, and at Walhalla chinch on tho ")_ evening of same day at 8 o'clock The ie public coidially invited to both these i)t service.?-. -.1. ll. Huberts, Suprerre Deputy, Knights of Honor, was in Walhalla on Monday and made pleasant calls on jj most nf the members of the local lodpre t ai this place. He speaks encouragingly ' of the order throughout the jurisdiction ' ot South Carolina. Some new lodge! have been organized recently with quite a large accession of members. Dd It Quiets} the Cough This isone reason why Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is so valua ble in consumption. It stops the wear and tear of useless coughing. But it does more -it controls the inflammation, quiets the fever, soothes, and heals. Sold for 60 years. " Ayer'i Cherry rectoral tis? benn a regular life preserver to mo. It brought ino through . lovers attack of pneumonia, lind I fool that I owe my life to lt? wonderful curativo yropertle?." - WILLIAM H. TKCITT, Wawa, M Made br J. O. Ayer Co., I.owoll, Mass. JW Alto roanufaoturera or ?-\_9_ SARSAPARILLA yers PILLS. HAIR VIQOR. nt Hasten recovery by keeping the as bowels regular with Ayor's Pills. ht A special from Newborn says that thc ic- army worm appeared in Craven county, or North Carolina, ton davs Rgo and the sh pest has air? ady destroyed ?A'i.tHX) worth in of cotton in thc holds, many fields being n- completely stripped. Tho pest is spread >r- j lng and numbers < f farmers will lo>e sl ay most their en tl ft Spraying ha? been resorted to. ?inri lin i Id i H?: WAL OF ALL KINDS ls, Mantels from $1 to a $40 Cabinet. facings, Columns Turned and Scroll Work of every tient, Plaster Paris, etc. LO Fewer Gallons, Wears Longer kind. In fact, 1er. Send us your orders. Yours for Business, BRISSEY, THE LUMBERMAN, ^ ANDERSON, S. C. W i/ERS >ES EDGE. S. ?ODS -J. PAINT Is uo longer consid ered a luxury, but a neceoxlty. Hut a lime and cotton seed oil mixture at tl t" fl 25 ver gallon is neither a uxnry nor necessity. It is a silly waste of money. We ?ell the VERY BEST ready mixed paint?, wbicb are a neoessity, for the Pure Linseed Oil pene trates and preservos the wood. Tbey area luxury also, for tbey give the very best (Inisb. Our paints last, pre serve aud beautify. STOVES-We sell the beat Cook Stoves and Ranges-BUCK'S. Warranted fifteen years. Your money back if you want it. Steelyards and Scale Beams. f The New York Millinery Go. Begs to announce they will open a first-class MILLINERY PARLOR over Stribling's Dry Goods Store, Westminster, S. 0. Only up-to-date goods will be sold, just as you will find in New York City. We wish to announce that our Mrs. Ernest, who will have charge of our Parlor, is a thorough, competent mil liner. Inviting you all to our grand open ing, September 19, 20, 21, New York Hillinery Co. Westminster, 5. C. mo C CARHARTT'S THEY HAVE ARRIVED ! A large consignment of the justly celebrated CARITAUTT BRAND of Men's Working Cloth ing. Made iii an honoroble way for honorable men. We have secured the sole agency for these goods for thiB section, and invite your inspection. HUKTIBi PENDY ?fe CO., CLOTHIERS TO TIIK PEOPLE, ?ENEOAf He C. yy*Tha < 'ai hai ti Timo Book Free for the Asking NORMAN'S BARGAIN STORE WALHALLA, S. C. Specially Low Prices on Shoes, Hats, Pants, Shirts,?* Trunks, Valises, Lamps. Wall Paper, Window Shades, Crockery, Tin. ALL KINDS SEEDS. 5 AND 10-CENT COUNTERS.