Saturday. September 2:1, I wi
tbe People have learned to ap|
these Sales several mouths au
with them. If they wero uot
doods and good Values, they '
of growing as thoy havo.
Our Salo for next Saturday
Ware, Flannelette, Ladies' Co
hie Tumblers, Fascinutars, Tal
Bargains will find ready buyer
friends and customers here th.
money-saving prices.
* * Fair Dealing
If you do not find goods as n
with pnce?and quality return I
back.
Our Line of Dress Goods foi
plete and will be on display tb
/. dvance showing of Childrt
roaoy to wear ou that day.
We have a complete Lino of :
them to you. Wo are second t
YOURS
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Capital and
Surplus . . .
Deposits . . . UJUU,
SOLICITED.
m July 12th, 1005.
Suncal anb personal.
-Buggies, harness. White Hickory
wagons. T. E. Alexander, Walhalla.
-Cotton is bringing 0] cents on tho
Walhalla market to-day.
-C. D. Mann and wife ?pent Monday
in tho city of Anderson.
-Plouty of'grasB scythes and blades at
Carter Hardware Co.
-James Pbinney and son, Gcorgo,
spent Sunday iu Houua I'ath.
-Tho Anderson Steam Laundry so
licits your business. N. L. Fant, Ag't.
-MisB Edith Poosor, of Inno, is stop
ping with Mrs. A. C. Merrick.
-Now and second-hand school hooks.
Walhalla Drug Co.
-J. H. Bruns, of Anderson, visited
friends in Walhalla the tirst of the week. J
-Frank II. Carter is in Baltimore and i
New VorV buying bis fall stock of goods. !
-Miss Niui Stribling, of Soncca, is
viRitiug her cousu.s, Misses Annie aud
Ella Reid.
-Patties having timber for sale should
write or cali on J. C. Shockley, West
Union. ;l2tf.
- .Mountain wagons loaded with apples
and cabbage arc coming to this market
almost daily.
-M. Rutledge RiverB, Esq., of Charles
ton, spent Monday in Walhalla on pro
fessional business.
-J. it J. S. Carter, Westminster, S. C.,
have decided to reduce their slock. If
you fail to attend their sale it will be
your loss.*
-Mrs. ll. II. Legate and Miss Hattie
Legare have returned to Walhalla and
aro occupying the Joost cottage on Til
laloo street. We gladly welcome these
people on their return to our town.
-Tho special meeting at Whitmlre
church will begin next Tuesday at s
o'clock p. m. 'Nie pastor will be assisted
by Rev. E. S. Jones, of Walhalla. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
-There will bo no services at tho
Walhalla Methodist church next Sunday
evening. The congregation will join
with tho Presbyterians in hearing Uev.
W. F. Junkin talk on Foreign Missions.
-Wanted - Fifteen girls to learn
"looping:" expenses guaranteed fer ri rat
month. Light work and good pay when
learned. The Westminster Knitting
Mills, Westminster, S. C. '.il
-Mrs. (ino. Reese returned to her
homo iu F.nslcy, Ala., Monday, after
spending about a month with ber mother,
Mrs. John Rose, and family. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Sophia
Rose.
Presents for ?
If yon want a Present
Holiday or " Any Other O
place and we can fit yon n]
of SUITABLE PRESSA
"Only the Beat."
WALHALLA DK
e, Saturday,
23,1905.
II hold n Special Sale, a Sale
predate. I have been maning
id the people are mill pleased
run ou i lu- square, giving good
(vould have decreased instead
in Crockery, Agate Ware, Tin
llorB, Towels, Laces, Soap. Ta
t>le Damask, Screen and other
H and we trust to see all of our
it day to take advantage of the
is Our Motto. * Sf
apresentod and are dissatisfied
lu goods and get your money
r Fall and Wintor wear is corn
?t tl ay.
.n's CapB, Sailors and Ladies'
Shoes and will be glad to 8how
;o none in the Shoe Business.
TRULY,
(\YNES.
- j i
-Special sale at Jaynes' Satuiday, |
September 23, at 10 o'clock.
-Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. F. A. H. ; !
Schroder, Septembor lt), a son. j <
-Try the Anderson Steam Lauudry. I
N. L. Faut, Agent.
-J. R. Moseley, of Anderson, is visit
ing his frieud, Luciau Maxwell.
-Second-band school books at greatly
reduced prices. Walhalla Di ur (!o.
-Mibs Lettie Dobbius, of Hartwell,
Ga., is visiting Mr. aud Mrs. F. ll. Carter, j
-Plenty of timber on your land? See
J. C. Shockley, West Union, If you want
to soil. 32tf.
-Rev. D. P. Bearden will preach at
Return church ou thu hist Suuday in
October at ll o'clock.
-.). C. Shockley, West Union, is iu tho
market for timber. (Jail on bm it you
have limber lands. 32tf.
-Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Barr, of Grteu
ville, ?ne spendiug the week with Major
S. P. Dendy and family.
-See our buggies, wagons, harness,
mowers and rakes il you want bargains.
J, A.- J. ?. Carter, Westminster, s. C.*
j -Miss Marion Coe, of Rich laud, is
I Bpeudlug a short while willi lier uncle,
Major S. 1'. Bendy, and family.
- We will collect nutt deliver your
laundry-Audeison Steam Laundry. N. '
; L. Faut, Agent,
-Miss Lula Jones and Mrs. Helen Bea
have relumed to Walhalla and resUmud
their duties as teachers in the graded
I school.
-We will offer our entire now stock of
goods at a bargain on September 2Stb, ?
a. m. until 5 p. m.
Craig-Veiner Mer. Co.
- Ira L. Hurley, the efficient and ac
n i m in i niau n;; carrier ou Walhalla No. 2,
killed a large ratllosuake while on his
route last Friday, lt bad niue rattles
and a buttou.
-Be sure to visit Buskiu Anderson's
store on Monday aud Tuesday, Septem
ber ?5 and 20, and look at the line of line
clothing, prices from $15 to $35. Suits
und overcoats made to order.
-Tho Ladies* Parsonage,Aid aud Mis
sionary Societies ot the Walhalla Metho
dist church will meet Thursday ut lei -
noon at 4 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
?. A. Smith.
-Crockery, agate and tinware, towels,
scrim, llannelleltes, ladies' collars, tas
I ciuatois, valaucines lace, table damask,
1 soap, table tumblers, etc., go to make up
Jaynes' special sale uoxt Saturday, Sep
I tomber 23.
-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Brennecke
will move to Greenville iu a few days,
? here they will make their future home.
We regret to lose theso peoplo from our
town, but wish them muon success in
; their new homo.
-Large stock of buggies, surreys,
wagons, harness and saoules at Caner
llardware Co.
- Hunte:, Dendy A Co., Seneca, have
a new ad. in this issue. They are telling
the public about a lot of carpet samples,
Smyrna rugs, art squares, linoleums, etc.
(?ive them a call. You will lind any
thing you may need at their store.
- Wo h?ivc a full line of buggies and
wagons, also all kind of material.
C. W. Pitchford Co.
-Tho fall meeting of the South Caro
lina Presbytery will convene at Seneca
Friday night, ."September '??, and will be
in session throughout the .Sunday follow
ing. lt is expected that the attendance
?il this meeting will be unusually large.
-(/'ano mills and cider mills at Cai Ur
Hardware Co.
-Marvin J, Smith, of Spartanburg,
the popular cashier of thu Southern F.x
urOBS Company tit that place, is visiting
Ins parents, Judge and Mrs. D. A. bmiili,
in Midway. His many friends aie pleased
to meet him again, ?md learn willi pleas
ure that he is esteemed highly by his
employers.
-Many people aro being attracted to
tho Woodside Cotton Mills, Greenville,
I S. C., on account of the good wanes, easy
ruuning work, puru water, excellent
school ?uni churches, good houses, pas
tures and gardens ?md the extremely high
?ind healthful location. The mill has
now 34,000spindles and INK) looms. The
eleotrio oar line runs through tho center
of tho village The management takes
paitioular pains to select good moral
people.?
!? Occasions.
for a Wedding, Birthday,
Ld Day" just cometo our
p with the "Swellest" Line
ITS in Ocon.ee County.
>UG COriPANY.
-Prayer meeting this 8 00 p. m. at the
Walhalla Methodist churoh.
-W. G. Davit., of Memphis. Tenn., is
visiting his relative, C. K. I). Bums.
- Wo can furnish buggies, and prices
to suit everybody. C. W. Pitchford (Jo.
- Football will soon be alive aud kick
ing.
-For all kind of buggies and wagons
call ou C. W. Pitchford Co.
-T. Walter Thompson and family, of
Columba?, are visiting at the home of K.
L. llerudun, Esq., lu Midway.
-Miss Lula Karie left Tuesday for
Kock Hill, where she will resume ber
tttudies in the Winthrop Female College.
-It will pay you to visit our store on
September 28th, as we will have some
special hargaiuB to offer you.
Craig-Vernor Mer. Co.
-Mrs. N'ieid Dodd, of near Picket
Post, left this morning for Atlanta,
where she will join her husband. They
will make that place their future home.
-A minimum of eleveu cents for cot
Urn is all rikflit. but overy farmer will
liave to bold out for it if it proves effe? -
ti ve.
-.lohn W. Ferguson, of Hnrtsvilb,
visited his family, at the home of Mr. aud
Mrs. G. K. Maxwell, last .Saturday and
Sunday.
-Mrs. W. A. Kt'id aud little daughter,
Letisha, '?'ft Monday morniug for a
month's visit to her daughter in Birm
ingham, Ala.
-Mrs. Dr. J. W. Bowen and titree ohil
flron, after spending tho summer with
home folks, left last Friday for her home
In Mount Pleasant.
-There will N> preaching at Retreat
Sunday at ll o'clock by one of the min
isters who will be attending Presbytery
it Seneca. Publio invited.
-Mrs. Charlie Puoro, of Anderson,
who has been stopping at tbe Walhalla
Hotel for the past month, leavos Thurs
lay morning for her home.
-On Monday and Tuesday, Septem
ber _."> and '26, Ruskin Anderson will have
i display of Schloss Bros.'s line clothing.
Suits made to order, prices from $l? to
r-"'. Suits and overcoats.
-Trustees of the rural schools of
Oconeo wishing books for the school
library can geo them bv writing to Miss
Marye R. Shelor, Westminster, State or- I
ganizcr of the International Sunshine
Society. She has received a box from
lier friend in Boston, who has been for
tin ee years donating books to the Ooo- j
Dee schools.
-The popular special price sales that
0. G. Jayues has been runniug for seve
ral months lias met with popular favor
and the trading public havo learned that
they will find everything as represented
and are eager to bo ?in hand at 10 o'clock
each Saturday mo ning, thc hour the
sales begin, knowing that they will find
staple articles at money-saving prices.
We bespeak a good crowd for Mr. Jaynes
next Saturday.
-On the seventh pago of 'bis issue
will be found tho large advertisement of
the Seneca Mercantile Co. This lirm has
Recured a lot of goods at bargain prices
and they are going to lot the public
have them the same way Be sure to
read their ad. before you make your fall
purchases, as thev aro Offering most at
tractive prices. Tho cotton crop is go
ing to be short and you want a little
money to go a lone ways.
Fm Growing
Old Fast
And you know why, too. It's
those gray hairs! Don't you
know that Ayer's Hair Vigor
restores color to gray hair?
Well, it does. And it never
fails, either. It stops falling
hair also, and keeps the scalp
clean and healthy. Do not
grow old too fast !
"I hare med Ayer'? Hair Vlfror for many
?ears mid I should uulet-d be torry to be ob
Iged to do without lt. lt keeps my hair from
turning Kray, and alio keeps my scalp clean
and healthy."- E. 8. CKM-I KI II, Canyon City,
Oregon.
\A
.o manufacturer* or
y_ SARSAPARILLA.
WLLS.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
uers
lurors for October Term.
The following petit jurors wero drawn
this morning to serve at tho fall
term of Court, which convenes on tho
second Monday in October, Judge Chas.
G. Dant/.ler presiding:
S. N Richardson, (.'enter township.
G. \V. Kay, Tu gal 00 township.
A. Knu st, Wagoner township.
J. A. Driver, Wagoner township.
II. C. Walker, Seneca township.
Win. Ct. Finkenstadt, Wagoner town
ship.
W. A. Kelly, Whitewater township.
Lee Seigle, Center township.
W. J, McCrary, Center township.
Thus. T. Fowfer, Wagener township.
J, ll. Adams, Sonecaclty.
.Tn lins Dy ar, Seneca township.
W. I. Hutchison, West I nion.
chas. Oppurinoun, Wagoner township.
J. S. Carter, Westminster.
.lohn Haley. Westminster.
John A. Bischoff, Wagoner township.
Joe M. Kelley, Wagoner township.
R. A. Nichols, Whitewater township.
F. H. Burley. Wagener township.
Thus. A. Spencer, 1'ugaloo township.
B. P. Fisher, Keowee township.
W. D. Moss, Walhalla.
N. J. Gambrell, (Jenter towuship.
J. K. Bauknight, Walhalla.
T. N. Hall, Westniineter.
J. Haskell Dendy, Wagoner township.
I). C. Alexander, Whitewater township.
1). F. Mc Alister, Waeoner township.
John W. Graham, Center township.
Heywood S. Davis, Senoca township.
O, C. White, Keowee township.
W. H. Nicholson, Chattooga township.
J. II. Cowan, Tillaloo township.
James Smith, Wagoner township.
H. C. owen, Center township.
A Remedy Without a Peer.
"I find Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets more beneficial than nny
Other remedy I ever used for stomach
trouble," says J, P. Kioto, of ?.dina, Mo.
For any disorder of the stomach, bilious
ness or constipation, these Tablet* aro
without a peer. For sale by J. W. Boll,
Walhalla; W. J. Lunnoy, Seneca.
Lumber and
MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS.
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mantels from $1 to a $40 Cabinet.
Tile Hearths and Facings, Columns Turned and Scroll Work of every
Description. Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, etc.
Devoe's Paint, the Fewer Gallons, Wears Longer kind. In fact,
everything for the builder. Send us your orders.
Yours for Business,
Wi DDicccv THE LUMBERMAN,
. L. OKlOot Y, ANDERSON, S. C,
OSBORNE MOWERS
AND RAKES.
GRASS BLADES
THAT WILL HOLD AN EDGE.
I FRUIT JARS.
BASE BALL GOODS
REDUCED
ONE-FOURTH.
PAINT
"Of
ls no lunger coueid
ered a luxury, but a
ueccBBity. But a limo
and cotton seed o'l mixture at $1 to $1 25 per Kallon is
neither a luxury nor uecosaity. It I? a Hilly waste of
money.
We aell the VEKY BEST ready mixed paiuta,
which are a necessity, for the Pure Linseed Oil pene- ?
t r ates and preserves the wood. They are a luxury also,
for they give the very best tiniah. Our paints last, pre
serve and beautify.
STOVES-We sell the best Cook Stoves and
Ranges-BUCK'S. Warreuted fifteen years. Your
money back if you want it.
.Steelyards and Scale
earns.
* SENECA,
I S. C.
SENECA,
s. C.
3
The Chance of the Season
TO BUY YOUR
Fall and Winter Suits.
To obtain High-Class Moroni nt Tailo -ing, equal to the Swellest New York Tailor's Work, right
here in Town at Reasonable Cost.
We shall hold an Exhibit of Fall and Winter Styles and Fabric <, at our Store on September
25th and '26th.
These are in almost Endless Variety and come from the Famous Wholesale Tailoring House of
Schloss Bros. & Co., of Baltimore and New York.
This grand array of Stylish Patterns will be in charge of an Expert Cutter and Fitter, from
the above-named house, who is an authority upon all matters pertaining to Correct Dress for Men
and the most appropriate Styles.
You would do well to consult lum, even if you do not intend to buy, aa there is no better way
of keeping in touch with the coming fashions.
If desired, he will take your measure and order your selections mado up by Schloss Bros.
Co. Besides the certainty of Fit, Quality and Style, every one of their Garments has that clean
cut look of finish and distinction that only the best Metropolitan Tailors can produce.
The prices asked are not high. *l.r> to $85 will pay for any excellent Suit or Overcoat.
Don't forget the date-September 25th and 26th.
Ruskin Anderson, ?
SENECA. S. C.
Honre Lifo.
Mild, Wholosomo Climate.
Details on Application.
, II KN RY P. BOGGS, B. A.,
Seneca, S. C.
"Boys developed as students as well as
men." 8ft?88
Vf RS. MARY A. SCURRY'S LANI),
?.VJL situated within four miles of Se
neca, South Carolina, and two miles
from Newry Cotton Mill, on Cano Crook,
is ol?orod for Bale. Contains three (.100)
bundled acres. Well improved. Apply
to J. \ BUTLER, Adm'r,
A then -, (ia.
September (S, 1005. 86-40
RiSAii ESTATE
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Say, Listen ?
rTI H ERE are thousands of peoplo moro
X each year, but no more land. I have
15 farms, from 50 to 250 rares each, nice
level land; every ono a bargain ; will givo
terms if wanted". Also, some nico lots
in Soneca. Como quick.
JAMES H. ADAMS,
SENECA, S. C.
September 18, I?KV>. :V7-tf
Tokeena Store
I am now workingtffor W. C. King, a
Cross Roads, known as Tokoena, and wil
during this week open up a 'ull line o
Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Shoes, Oro
ceries and Hardwaro, and I would b
pleased to havo my friends to call aw
see me beforo buying elsewhere
Yours for trade,
J. A. Callaham. %'
A"gust:?0, 1005. 85.88