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TO THINE OWN SELF Uh TRUE AND IT MUST FOLLOW AS TUE NIGHT THE DAV, THOU CAWST NOT THEN BE FALSE TO ANY MAN. w vi HA I, IA, *< UIH CAROLINA, OCT. 18, H?Of> NKW ME1UK8, NO. 391.-VOL?J1WJK JLV.-KO. 4?. SHOES ?re our hobb,- SHOES We sell the famous Crossett Shoe for men, the Shoe that makes life's walk easy. Queen Quality Shoes ibr women, the most popular woman Shoe in Am?rica to-day. A Shoe with plenty of roc u for five toes and that fits the heel perfectly and around the instept like > glove. With all the character, snap and elegance that can be put into a S* oe. We also have Battle Axe Shoes for everybody. We also handle a full line of Diamond Brand and Red Staj. Shoes. (Red Star Shoes are better J Ask to see our good line of Hunting Boots and all kinds of ? ^avy sole water proof Shoes. These two last-mentioned lines of Shoe arc WEST ERN Made and are made as good and honest as Shoes can be made, bat may be with not quite as much snap and style as the YANKEE Made Shoes. C. W. & J. E. BAUKNIGHT. IT PAYS TO BUY FOR CASH. niSTRUST YOUR LIVER If you don't feel as well af? you should, and yet aro in doubt as to th? causo, tho chances aro it's your liver. Wbcu the liver is torpid you are bound to feel dull and lazy. You are apt to have a coated tongue, bad breath, headache or constipation. Lunney's 8-Hour Liver Regulator never fails to increaso activity of tho liver, auls digestion and gives tone to tho entire system. Price, 20c. LUNNEY, Stte Druggist. Yellow Front. SENECA. mmmmmmmm* $ i.iiiiii nm FOR SALE! Located ono and two milos from Railroad Station (Harbins) and well watered and improved. Four milos South of West minster, Oconoo county. Must sell quick for CASH or BANK AHLE PAPER. Full particulars by addressing Lock Box 23, Candor, N. C. NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER. Westminster, October 10.-The fourth quarterly couferouce for the Westminster ?lunge Will convene at Center on next friday, October 20, at ll a. m. Presiding jlder Jones, of Andersou, is expected to be present. Mrs. Amanda Colo, of North Carolina, is visiting relatives and friends in this lection. As it is important that every lover of temp?rance, law, order and prosperity do di in their power to shut up the dram diops, wo wish to remind tho voters of Dconeo that on noxt Tuesday we will lave an opportunity of dethroning tho Jispensnry. lt is a Christian duty and privilege to do away willi tho whiskey business entirely. Gentlemen, bo "ou iuty" next Tuesday. C. J. Mulkoy is attending the Uuitod states Court at Greenville. Henry M. Shumate, of Greenville, was lier? this week. Marriod, by S. H. Johns. Esq., on Sun lay, October 15, HM).*), H. E. Tench and Miss N. B. Wilson. Capt. W. E. < 'boswell is having tho Westminster hotel recovered with cy press shingles. J. A. Zimmerman has returned to At lanta to resume his studies in tho medi cal college. The lirst candy pulling of tho season was given at tho home of ll. E. Norris on Inst Friday evening. About thirty guostf were proBont and greatly enjoyed pulling \ud eating candy. Mrs. Peden Anderson is visiting hoi parents in Alabama Hov. J. .J. Harrell left on last Fridaj to attend tho South Carolina Synod ai Kock Hill. Ho will be absent two weeks ?pending a while at his former homo ii S?rth Carolina On Friday evening, October 18, Hr. an? Mrs. .1. II. Stoneoyplier entertained veri ieiightfully several iuvited friends Those present were Misses Mabel Wham Irene Miller, Sallie Dickson, Gussi? Sprott, Jessie StribUng, Nannie Terrell Moses Torreil, S. C. Moon, C. II. Stone cypher, A. M. Norris and Prof. M. E Lirookman. Refresh monta were served Rolfe Hunt, formerly of Westminster mt now of Elberton, (ia., was in towt Sunday. Rev. J. I. Spinks, of tho M. E. church Aili preach in tho Presbyterian churcl m noxt Sunday night. A collection wil ?o taken for foreign missions. So far a WDS?M i i 111 AT TARP'S. ! The Grandest Show of Fair Week ! An array of Stylish Dress Material, Silks, Tailored Garments and Milli nery grander and more complete than you have ever seen before in this State. A show of Fashion you should come to see even though you don't buy anything. You will buy because the prices are lower than you can find elsewhere in the South. TELL YOUR FRIENDS TO MEET YOU AT TAPP'S. SPECIAL SALE EVERY DAY DURING FAIR WEEK. You'll Save Money Here. MAKE THIS YOUR HEAD QUARTERS IN COLUMBIA. Stylish Silks. "If it's Silk, and it's Stylish, Tapp bas it." Tapp's Silk Department is known far and wide. It is known to be complete in tho full sense of tho word. Styles always ready. Not just, a few pieces, but complete collections of every Stylish ('olor. Some of the grandest values over olTorod in Silks are ready for you during our Special Sales for Fair Week. Newest Dress Materials. New Lino of the best and most popular Dress Materials. All weights, nowest designs and host colors. Tho Latest KlTeoia in Blacks. Tho Black that stay black for always. Don't fail to soo tho Special Lino of Haudsomo Mohairs, Broadcloths and Henrietta?. U?e Millinery Department. ?no of tho interesting features of tho (?rootor Columbia is tho Millinory De partment a Tapp's. Madamo Stodman, our artist designor, is leading tho Stylos of tho Carolinas with hor beautiful creations. A special lino of Haudsomo Hats, Dross and Stroot Woar, $5. Also a spocial line of Stroot hats, very stylish, $2 60. Titoso two lines aro special for Fair Wook. Tailored Suit Department. Newest Stylos in (Jreatost Assortment. Tailorod Suits, Cloaks, WrapH. Evening Wrnps and Silk Kimonas, Extra Skirts and Shirt Waists, all made by Tailors, who know how to make thom properly. Bost values you can get any whore in tho South. Como soo tho quality. Try thom on mid noto the tine Stylo. Spocial Lino of Tailorod Suite. Long Coats, $0.50. Fair Week Extra Value-Black, Groy or Oreen, Long Coat, $12 50. Magnlfioiont Lino at Spocial Prices-#20. (26 and up to $10 Spocial Lino of Water Proof (Tavouetto Rain Coats, (Ladies'), $1(1 up. Order by Mail-Wo prepay Mail, BxpreM or I night on all Purchases of $5 or over within (MK) miles of Co lumbia. Carpets and Rug's. Complote Lino of Carpots, Bugs and Curtains. Pays you to buy here be causo prices aro lower and wo propny charges to any point within (WO milos of Columbia on purchases of $5 or over. Art Squares, $12.60, $25 and $!5f>. Velvet Hugs, Special, $1.40. Special Sales of Blankets and Comforts. The JAMES L. TAPP CO., 1642, 1644, ??4? MAIN STREET, COLu BIA., SOUTH CAROLINA. an known at the time of this writing the tegular forenoon services on that day will be omitted owing to the absence of tho pastor. Miss Harrison and brother, of Lavnuia, were the guests uf friends here sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. /immerman returned Mmiday from a visit to Atlanta. Kev. .lohn K. Moore preached a strong temperance sermon Sunday bight. There will be a meeting of the citizens of the town in the cruded school build ing on next Tbursda.* evening October I 10, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of mak . ing an appeal to our people to stand to ! gelber in voting out the dispensary, j Temp?ranos addresses will bo mado by j several prominent speakers. Hov. Co i lumbus Ward law, of Seneca, is expected i to bo present and deliver a timely ad dress. Everybody invited. S. C. Monti, who hus been clerking for ! tho Stoueoypber Drug Company for 1 some time, is now ono of tho proprietors, having recently associated himself with tho Urra. A. L. QoBselt. Plans to (Jct Men Aro often frustrated by suddon break down, duo to dyspepsia or constipation. Hrace up and take Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills They take out the materials which are ologging your energies, and give you a uew start. Cure headache and dizziness, too. At all drug stores; 25c, guaranteed. THE NEWS FROM SENECA. Seneca, October 17.-Wo rogrot that an important section of our last week's letter was delayed in transmission, mak ing this issue a batch of stale items. The Greenville Convocation, a full pro gram of which was given in our last let ter, was a most delightful feast of good things. A number of distinguished ministers, iuoluding Uithop Capers, were in attendance, making a splendid impres sion on our people. The Farm and Factory of last wook contained the following item: "Hishop Capers, of Greenville, is conducting a serios of meetings at tho Presbyterial] church." On last Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock Miss Eleanor Hichardson tendered a handkerchief shower to tho brido-elect, Miss Eleanor Wardlaw, who to-morrow will ho led to Hymen's altar, at high noon. The number of dainty handker chiefs, all of them the handiwork of loving friends, bespoke the tender, affec tionate regard which is lavished on the fair recipient by these devoted friends. Delicious hot chocolate accompanied an elaborate salad course which refreshed j the company. Tho guest, of honor wore a pretty and most becoming costumo of greou silk. M. V. a. Delayed Seneca Locals. Seneca, October ll -The town council at a luto mooting passed a very impor tant ordinance and ooo that naturally provokes a deal of discussion pro and con, and natur.illy, ton, there is moro or loss kicking. Tho ordinance, as wo un derstand it, prohibits bitching of teams, etc., on tho publio squaro. Wo bear that for many years that this waa not only a just solution, but that tho old measure soiiously rotarded tho growth of tho town. The idea prevailed ovorywhoro that tho shop or store off the square was in a manner a dead concern and it was a hard matter to rent store-rooms on the sido streets. Property owners felt a de cided and unjust disadvantage aud now that all business concerns ore on an equal footing, we may expect the town to spread. Our sister city, Anderson, was at a dead standstill until hitching on the square was prohibited, and so it was with other towns wo could uamo. Hui* rah for tho council. John C. Carey, of Lockhart, is ro ported hero as seriously ill. Tho last re port is that ho is butter. Home Made Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis cuit home-made. They will be fresher? cleaner, more tasty and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home, quickly and eco nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, with which the ready-made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps? ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. NEW YORK. Our Bick are all improving. A wedding which interests scores of friends here and elsewhere will occur here at the homo of the bride-to-be on next Wednesday at high uoon, when Miss Eleanor St. Clair Wardlaw and Hov. Logau W. Wheatley, of Bisboe, Arizona, will be married. While it, saddens tho hearts of ber friends here to kuow that the separation will he so wide, still, hearty and sincere good wishes are felt and expressed for the happy couple, while tho groom elect is to be soundly congratulated upon wiu uing the heart of so rare a prize. Prof. Houston, of Clemson College, is teaching a vocal class hore, beginning on Monday last. Any who wish to avail themselves of a raro opportunity for ex cellent training will do well to soe the professor, who cuinos over ou Moudays aud Thursdays. The family of Dr. W. T. Pahier re turned to New Orleans last week, after spending the summer bore. Their mun- j eiCUB friends bete will regret t > learn of ' the serious illness of tbn you:.ger daugh ter, Janie, since their ret urn It is a pity about these poor down trodden women. We said to "der cap tain" tho other morning, after giving him a good breakfast (an opportune time for a pood stroke) that we were ' go nj to take singing lessons! Man liku, ho wauled to kuow why wo didn't pick something wu both could take. Woman-like, wo didu't reply. A moro hint was dru ?ped that as t here iiad been a m i no pol y in tho tobacco business iu tho family tor sixteen years, that it was no moro th.m fair to square up with a few m lisie lessons at only $1 a lesson ! Wo leave it to a charitable public to de cide what we did for him. Littlo Miss Jeanette Grant entertained a number ot her ti ici <ls at a birthday party last Sa urday. Games wore played and delicious refroshmonts added greatly to tho pleasuro of tho occasion. Tho many pretty gifts attested tho popularity Of tho little lady. M. V. s. Death ol Samuel A. Bellotto. On the night of October 12th, 1005, at 10.20 o'clock, tho soul of Samuel A. Bellotto winged its Hight back to God who gave it, back to the Father whom he loved and served. His death was not unexpected, for be bad boon a helpless invalid about twelve years, being para lyzed, not able to leavo bia chair with out assistance, but ever cheerful and un complaining, always ready to gieet bia friends and loved ones with a kind worri and a smile; but tho timo carnear Inst when loving hearts and hands could bold, him to earth no longer; bis work was finished, his race was run and bo was gono. Ile was unconscious for soveral hours before be died, but Ids last word that could be understood was to call Tom, the faithful son, who bad stood by him all tbeso years to ministor to his overy want. Mr. Bollotte bad almost reached his (list year, being born in January, 1844; had boon a member of the Presbyterian church for about fourteen years? being a deacon at Keoweo Chapel until Ins ro moval to near Walhalla in 1807, when ho moved his membership to that church. On July 12th, 18(10, be was happily married to Miss Sallie Tillingbast, who survives him. There were ton children of this union, otto dying in infancy. The children aro Tiieo. Rollotto, of Brook wood. Ala., John Bollotte of the South Brn Railway, Joe Bollotte of Koowoe, Mrs. Henry Barrow of Spartanburg, Mrs. S. M. Bibb of Westminster, Mrs. DOBS Hopkins of Sumter, Tom, Misses Ellie and Idilio of West Union. Tho sympathy of a host of friends in this Stato and elsewhere goes out to them in their bereavement. The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away, blessed bo tho name of tho Lord. N. II. H. J. E. Bpeegte, ex-supervisor of Greenville county, died in Greenville yesterday.