Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f millner Dress G Notions C. G. J7 f Vw "if ? tii'VisjTiTTrMi^ Why should rout leave your Money with tis? (Continued from last week.) 1 Because you will avoid loss through burglary or Are. TBecauso of the many opportunities your Bank has of speaking a unod word for you. KBocauso you can negotiate a loan to bet ter advantage with your Bank. 1 Because most suc cessful business men do so. [Continued next week.] $0tal aub Dm?naL -Two carloads of buggins just ro ceived. Kee me and buy tho best buggy on earth for tho money. T. E. Alexander, Walhalla. 1(3 -German servicos in tho Lutheran church next Suuday. -C. A. Burton loft yesterday for Spar tanburg comity on business. -Miss Ella Crosby is visiting relatives and friends in Newberry this weok. -A second-elass Mason & Hamlin organ for sale. Apply to J. J. Ausol. -Mrs. J. 8. Floyd is visiting for a short while among friends in Walhalla. -There will bo no servicos at Bethel Methodist church next .Sunday after noon. -For handsomo millinery at right prices call on .1. H. Adams, Soneca. -Attorneys H. T. Jay tics and J. W. Shelor aro in Greenville for soveral days on piofessional business. -For Sale-Ono lino mule and several highly bred milch cows. Apply to N. W. Macaulay, near Coiineross church. -Notice-Hereafter I will not close my store at (5.-'!0 p. m. Albert C. Burton. -Mrs. W. !.. Vernor and Miss Sallie Stribling left Monday for Atlanta to visit relatives and friends. -Miss Carrie Perry, after spending several weeks visiting in Greenwood and at other places, returned to Walhalla Inst Friday. -Don't miss our I ig jewelry display. Walhalla Drug Co. -Miss Maude Moss returned last week from Mount Pleasant, where she spent | somo months visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. J. W. Bowen. -Bev. Coke D. Mann will preach at the Walhalla Methodist church noxt Sunday morning at ll o'clock. There will be no sorviccB at night. Iron King stoves. W. P, Nimmons, Seneca. - Kev. John G. Law, 1). D., is in at tendance upon the South Carolina Pres bytery, which is now in its spring session at Newberry. -J. W. Holloman left this morning for Columbia, where hs will attend the meeting of tho (?rand Lodge Knights of Honor, which convenes there to-night. -Big new lino Ijewehy just arrived Walhalla Drug Co. Beautiful L J E w I Just R< Wo invito tho public to inspect of NOVELTIES in Gol I* -A? 1 I Our large, new assortment of SUPERB ] * rial is here. WK GIVE Walhalla DIM y. oods, Ready To Serve You. I YNES. -High grade buggies at luwost prices. W. P. Nimmons, Seneca. -C. M. Lay returned yesterday from Atlanta, where he weut recently for ?ur gical treatmeut. Ho is considerably im proved, and his friends hope for hi? speedy recovery. -Have you old school bonks ? Send list of those on hand to A. H. Johnson, Oakway, S. C. Be sure to mention edi tion. Prices will be quoted promptly. 18 -Col. R. A. Thompson is representing the Walhalla Presbyterian church in the spring mooting of the South Carolina Presbytery, which is now in session in Newberry. -Rev. E. S. Jones left this weok for Port Royal, S. C., where ho will be for a week or ten dayB. He is assisting tho Methodist pastor at that place in a series of special Bervioes. -Best line of spring clothing I have ever handled. M. S. Stribling, West minster, S. C. -Spring ha? como in our sunny South, the mocking birds are singing sweetly, and the flowers aro blooming profusely, and all natu, o conspires to mako us happy and cheerful. -Wm. A. Strother, Jr., of Perrv, Ga., is visiting bis parents, Capt. and Mrs. R. C. strother, in West Uuion. His many friends aro always glad to welcome him to his old homo. -For a good buggy seo W. P. Nim [ mons, Seneca, -Tho flue sprint: weather has sprouted three candidates this weok-John M. Collins, James L. Talley and Jackson L. Miller, who aro announced os candidates for County Commissioner. -Wanted-Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for firm of $250,000 capital. Salary $1,072 por year, payable weekly. Expeusos advanced. Address Geo. G. Clows, Walhalla, S. C. -Douglas Seaborn is now a resident of Seneca, where ho has accepted a posi tion as assistant cashier of Tho Sonoca Bank. He takes tho placo of Chas. Ilai lier, who roceiitly rosicuod. -An experienced milliner, host selec tion of goods, splendid values, reason able prices-everything that is desi ra hie at J. II. Adams's, Seneca. -At tho next mooting of Walhalla Lodge, No. 07, K. of P., tho now consti tution and by-laws will bu considered. Delegates to tho next district convention will also bo elected. All members arc urgently requested to bo present. -Gen. W. P. Ervin, ono of our oldest and most respected citizens, has boon quito unwell for a few days with an at tack of the grip. We aro glad to learn ho is now. much helter and will soon bo enjoying his usual good health. -Now ?B the time to keep out thtjllios, and Carter Hardware Co. has tho most complote line of screen doors, windows and screen wiro cloth. -Mrs. N. L. Fant, accompanied hy her three youngest children, Myra, Gordon and Kathleen, spout several days in An derson last week, returning homo Tues day evening. She was visiting relatives and friends. -Invitations have been received in Walhalla to a dance to ho given at doni son Colloge, in the Agricultural Hall, by tho Clemson German Club, on Apnl 20th. A number of young people aro antici pating a pleasant timo. - I havo on hand plenty of early amber and orango cane seed, perfectly clean and true to name. C. W. Wickliffe, West Union, S. C. ' 10-17* -Tho sacrament of tho Lord's Supper will he celebrated at Hettie! I'rosbytoiian church on thc fifth Sunday in thc present month at 11 a. m. Preparatory services will begin ou Friday night proceding at 7.30 o'clock. Preaching hy Kev. John G. Law, D. D. -W. H. Mitchell, an onorgetic and honest colored man, who recently moved tn Arkansas, has returned to Walhalla, where ho says he will live and dio-in fact, he returned to keep from dying in Arkansas, where ho could not live. Coo nee is tho place for hoalth, ho says, and ho will never leave willingly again. -I havo just received a carload of White Hickory wagons, tho best wagons made. Seo me before buying a wagon. T. E. Alexander, Walhalla. 10 ine of New E L R Y sceived. ourlpretty and latest creations d and Sterling Jewelry. VT?. ??EW-ERA PAINTS and Painters' Mato YOU BEST VALUES. ug' Company -Go to J. H. Adams, Seneca, if you want the beet, the newest, tho latent styles in millinery. Everything selected with a view to excellence. -Wedding bells will rim: in Midway this week. - See important legal and other adver tisements in The Courier this week. -Capt. aud Mrs. J. R. Anderson, of Andersou, were among their Walhalla friends yesterday. -A beautiful line of summer laprobe* at Carter Hardware Co. Mrs. Richmond, .of Atlanta, spent last week in Walhalla visiting at the borne of Mr. aud Mrs. C. L. Heid. She ret m imd to ber home yesterday. -Largest line of laces, embroideries and ribbons I have over carried. M. S. Stribling, Westminster, S. C. -Major Wm. J. Stribling left Monday morning for Oklahoma. Ht will bo ab sent for a week or ten days attending to business matten?. -For Sal?)-A 17 inch Burnahm turbine water wheel, shafting, pulleys, ?fcc, com plete. Call on or address Mrs. J. D. Sbanklin, Westminster. S. C. 10 17 -Eugeue P. Hutchison, of Spartan burg, is visiting his bi others and Bister iu West I nion. His friends hero are glad to meet bim. -Sterling silver and gold novelties in jeweiry. Walhalla Drug Co. -lien P. Fisher, a former Oconee citi zen, was in Walhalla last week. He was ou his way from Belton to Oak Point, Wash., where ho expects to reside in the future. -Lost-lu Walhalla, last Wednesday, a black and tan rat terrier, named Jim. Will give reward for his return to Dr. B. F. Sloan, Walhalla, or to me at Seneca. lt Bl F. Sloan. - M i ss .lessie Chalmers, of Picket Post, is now convalescent, after battling a fortnight with au attack of la grippe. Her friends hope for her a speedy resto ration to health. -Foe die?s gouda ami oiothing see W. P. Nimmons, Seneoa. -Little Miss 1 ?essie Earle entertained a number of her friends last Friday with an egg hunt. Delightful refreshments were served to the little guests, who thoroughly enjoyed tho occasion. The seventh birthday of the little hostess was the occasion for the gathoiing. She was the recipient of many nice presents. -Big line paints, oils and brushes, re ceived. Walhalla Drug Co -Superintendent H. A. Williams, of the Southern Railway, has announced that no radical change will be made in the Columbia and Greenville Railroad schedules, but than an arrangement bas been perfected by which the up-country i trains will be enabled to run on schedule time. This will be good news to the traveling public. -Beet wear in oxfords, Gibson ties and spring slices. M. S. Stribling, West minster, S. C. -Deputy Collector John P. Scruggs, Deputy Marshal W. B. F. Corbin aud posse last week captured a whiskey wagon with 50 gallons of whiskey and a quantity of articles connected with the traveling retail business. Two mules, wagon, harness and other anieles are in tho possession of the officers. They were seized from Wm. E. Whitworth, noar the Prather bridge, in this county. -My line of dress goods surpasses anything I have over handled. M. S. Stribling, Westminster, S. C. -Paints that go farther and last longer than any other-Now Era, the snow Make of paints. Walhalla Drug Co. -Palm Sunday and Easter services in tho Lutheran church wore unusually in teresting. Th?> audiences were vory largo. The holy communion was espe cially solemn and impressive and nearly all tho members communed. There woro flvo additions to the church. Tho decorations wore simple and appropriate, music good and the attention solemn and revorent. The offerings were thirty dollars. -Got your Easter supplies from us, wo have most everything. Craig-Vernor Mercantile Co. -L. M. Wilson, of Monea Path, is in town to-day on business, ile has leased from W. M. Brown tho Whitewater Inn, at Jocasseo, and will tako charge of it for this season. Mr. Wilson is highly pleased with tho mountain country, and tho Jocassee Valley is one of tho pret tiest localities in this section for summor visitors. Tho Whitewater Inn and other places in that section have boeu vory popular for several years. -Just rocoivod flvo hundred barrels of patent and half patent flour on con signment. It must and will be closed out regardless of price. Country mer chants as woll as others will savo money by buying of us. J. & J. S. Carter, Westminster, S. C. 18-10 -Mrs. Margaret Ladey died at her residence, near Walhalla, April 12th, lPOd, having nearly completed her 7Uth year. Sho was an old resident and ono of tho Gorman colony that settled Wal halla. Having confessed her sins and receiving tho holy communions she died peacefully, having boen a life long mem ber of tho Lutheran church. Her romains wore laid to rest in tho cemetery after funeral services in the Lutheran church, conducted by Bov. H. C. Grossman on Saturday. Tho deceased is survived by only ono child, Wm. D. Ladoy, witii whom sho made her home. To him is extended the sympathy of many friends -Have doubled my stock of hats, shirts, ties, etc M. S. Stribling, West minster, S. C. -Wanted-By Chic igo wholesale and mail order house, assistant manager (man or woman) for this county and adjoining territory. Salary $20 and expenses paid weekly; exponso monoy advanced, work pleasant; position pormanout. No in vestment or oxporionco required. Spare time valuable. Write at once for lu I particulars and enclose self-addressed envelope, Superintendent, 182 Lake St., Chicago, 111. 12 21 -News reached Walhalla yestorday of the death of Mrs. J. E. Neville, which occurred in Atlanta last Monday. It was a shock to relatives ul friend* hore, as her death was cry sudden and totally unexpected. While she had boen unwell for about two weeks, yet she waa not considered in a dangerous condition. Boforo her marriage sne was Miui Mar garet Rogors. *" e leavos her husband and four childr.... to mourn ber death Mrs. Neville was about 05 years of age. She was an excellent woman, a thorough Chi int ian, and ill the home especially her lifo wa? particularly bright, and there the loss w 11 be heavy indeed. The TO* mains will arrive in Walhalla this after noon for intermont at the Neville come tory, vest of Walhalla. Rev. C. D. Mann will conduct tho funeral servions. To tho bereaved relatives is oxtended the sympathy of a largo circle of friends. -Now Era Paints aro cheaper and more lasting than anything on the mar ket. They go farther ; mako more paint to tho gallon. Only sold by Walhalla Drug Co. Fo CARTER A complete line of Robes and all kinds of and do not depend on i as any one, therefore \* high quality of our goo NrVe have a large st the market for the prie . . . See CA RT I Waihi Mrs. Bond Anderson, of Anderson, spent Tuesday in Walhalla. -New line of trunks aud suit oases on the road. M. S. Stribling, Westminster, S. C. -Jas. T. Griffin, of Seneca, spent Tues day and Weduesday in Walhalla ou busi ness. - Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ellison and son, of Seneca, spent last Thursday afternoon in Walhalla with relatives and friends. -News reached Walhalla last Thurs day of the death of John Suttles, of At lanta. Mr. Suttles was well known to mauy in and around Walhalla, he having beeu born near here, at the old Suttles homestead, abuut two miles above town. He had been in the railroad service for a number of years, and was filling the posi tion of engineer at the time of bis death. He was killed at Macon, Ga., in an acci dent oauBcd by the c arturuing of his engine. He was 34 years of age. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Suttles, now reside in Atlanta. The remains wero takeu to Toccoa for interment by the side of his brother, Edward, who died (?orno twelve years ago. The sympathy of many fri?nos goes out to the bereaved parents aud family in their sorrow. Sick headache resulta from a derange ment of the stomach and is cured by Cbamborlaiu's Stomach and Liver Tab lets. Sold by J. W. Boll, Walhalla; W. J. Lunney, Seneca. Rheumatism Makes Life Mtterable. A happy home is the most valuable possession that is within the reach of mankind, but you cannot enjoy its com forts if you are sufforing from rheuma tism. You throw aside business oares when you enter your homo and you can bo relieved from those rheumatic paius also by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. One application will give yon relief and its continued uso for a* abort timo will bring about a permanent cure. For sale by J. W. Bell, Walhalla; W. J. Lunney, Seneca. News from Conneross. Conneross, April 16.-Kev. J. H. Stone preached an impressive sermon hero Sunday to a largo and attoutivo congre gation. > D. S. Abbott, of deers, spent Wednes day and Thursday with bis father, Rev. W. Abbott. Paul Sligh, of Soneca, attended ser vices boro Sunday. Adgor A lex.Hider, after spending two wooks with homofolks, returued to his sohool in Atlanta yesterday. Miss Susie Miller and blather, of this place, spont Saturday night with rela tives in West Union. J. S. Abbott and family visited rela tives at Kel urn yesterday. iMr. and Mrs. Craig Knox, of WeBt Union, visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. S. M. Huusingor returned home yesterday, after a week's visit to her brother, John Hunsinger, in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbourn Smith, of noar Return, visitad in this section Sunday. Miss Vesta Meritt, of Seneca, spent Saturday and Sunday with homefolks. The Sunbeam band will moot next Sunday at 2 p. m. Tho young peoplo of this community aro expecting to attend tho singing at Neville's next Sunday. Profs, McD. Weams and McD. Baker, of Pickons, will conduct an all-day sing ing at Conneross on the fust Sunday in May. All singers and lovers of music aro invited to come. M. For the Children To succeed these days you must have plenty of grit, cour age, strength. How is it with ti. children? Are they thin, pale, delicate ? Do not forget Ayer's Sarsaparilla. You know lt makes the blood pure and rich, and builds up the general health in every way. The children cannot possibly hiv? good health unless the bowell are In proper emull, tlon. A sluggish liver gives a coated tongue, bad breath, constipated bowels. Correct nil these bf giving small laxative doses of Ayer's Fills. All vegetable, sugar-coated. \A Mad? br J. O. Ayer Co., Lowell, Maa?. Also mtnufaoturers of tiers HAIR VIOOR. AOtlB CURR. CHERRY PECTORAL. BUGGIES r the Money will be found at HARDWARE COMPANY. ' Surrics, Wagons, Harness, Saddles, Whips, Lap Horse Millinery. We carry this as a side line, t for a living. We also buy in as large quantities re. can make you the lowest prices, considering thc ds. ock of the Corbett Buggies, which are the best on :e. ^ us if you want to save Money . . . 2R HDW. CO. j aila, South Carolina._\ Easter \ Most everybody wants to feel good and be well dressed on Easter. We bave arranged to meet your wishes. We have speoially seleoted for this ocoaeion many nioe things. Come in and see our line of Men's Ties, Dress Shirts, Balbrig gan Shirts, Genuine Scriven Drawers, Handkerchiefs, Jewelry, Cuffs, Collars, Novelties, eto. If you wish to be well dressed on Easter (economically) we oan interest you in goods and prices. Be sure to call this week and get the pick before the stock is broken. If it's Ladies' Goods you are hunting, we have them. Hot ft Weather Corsets (short waist). Nice Linen Handkerchiefs, Gauze ' Vests, Jewelry, all shapes; nice line Drop Stitoh Hose; Kid, Lisle and Silk Oloves; Dress Goods, Domestics, Silks, Novelties, eto. Small Wares of all kinds. Next Saturday we will sell Sugar 20 pounds for $1, from 5 oents f worth up to $1. We are sorry, but we can't sell you $2 worth, in the face of a large fruit crop. Sugar is rapidly advancing! You had better attend our sale and supply yourself. Craig-Verner Mercantile Co., WALHALLA, S. C. JOHN F. CRAIG, BUSINESS MANAGER. The Seneca Mercantile Company Ever on the alert for dependably Merchandise at low prices, have succeeded in gathering in o tar Store a line of goods that can't be matched. A great deal in Obelisk Flour. Every sack guaranteed. You know tho grado. In sacks at $5.10 per barrel Two hundred barrels will bo sold on this basis. Your money back if you aro not pleased. We also quote low pi ices on Majestic, Silver King and Einjage Light, down to a a good straight Hour for $4 por barrel. ?p-? We are the flour people." Only throe more cars of shipped Bhuckcd ear corn for salo, to bo dolivered o) arrival, to secure this you must give your order in advance. This is fine Tennesse corn and a number of competent judgoB pronouueo it worth from 15 to 20 cents pe bushel over No. 3 sacked corn, with which the country is being Hooded. How about a New Suit or Overcoat.. We can offer you great bargains in all Clothing Lines. $5, $0.05, $8.50 and $10 prices that mean a out to the meat. Save your Coupons and got a Standard Graphophone. ? first-class maohitj and one record given absolutely free when $25 worth is pnrohased in Dry Goocfl Clothing. Shoes, Hats, Etc A grand chanco to obtain a new and up-to-date Tali lng Maohine, absolutely without cost. COME OFTEN. Yours for business, The Seneca | Mercantile Col