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Local? Irvin Bounty Und. Bounty Land, May 0.-Farmers have boen Laving nico weather for planting their crop? and many of thom have fia ished plantill? cotton. Mrs. J. L. 6hanklin spent last week In Anderson with her soo, J. B. Shanklln, whose infant child has been very ill. The babe is reported better. ? Miss Myrtle Davis, of Anderson, oame home Saturday on a brief visit. She was accompanied by her friends, Miss Puayrer, of Anderson, and Mr. Creas man, of Asheville, N. C. Jim Bruoe, and stator, Miss Neta, of Townvillc, visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Bagwell, last week. J. B. Plokett went to Greenville last week and to Oak Gr?ve to day in the interest of tho Farmers' Union. Grover Davis, fireman on the Air Line railroad, spent a few days last week with hfs father, J. J. Davis. Lowell Smith and Jay Gillison attended the singing at South Union. F. J. Crlder, of Orangeburg, now a oadet at Clemson, oame up with Burns Gillison Sunday. He waa t guest at D. A. Perrttt's. f Mrs. Mary Smith left Friday for a visit of some length in Spartanburg. Miss Julia Davis is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B. Shanklln, in Anderson. Charlie and Lester Mills, two worthy young merchants of Seneca, made their usual Sabbath visit to their parents yes terday. Mrs. J M. Gillison was very illa few days last week. Her friends will he glad to learn that she is improviug. Marshal Fennell and Miss Mamie Hea ton, both of Anderson, were united in marriage last Wednesday, May 1st. Mr. Fennell is a son of the late J. L. Fenuell, Jr., of the Conneross seotion, and has many friends in this county, who wish for him and his bride unlimited happi ness ic the future. W. H. Doyle and daughter, Miss Jeanie, of near Walhalla, wore guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Doyle Saturday. J. J. Davis went down on Seneca river a few days ago ou a fishing excursion. He says he "got a heap of good bites, but no fish." Morris Shanklin made a brief visit to his mother Saturday and Sunday. He, has resigned bis position with the Sullivan Hardware Co., Anderson, and is traveling foi Beck & Gregg, Atlanta. Our school closed Friday, and the im pressions made during the term will be long felt in the oommuuity. Mrs. Martha Wilson has been quite ill for several days, but is improving. Since writing the above we have had quito a storm. No damage was done so far as we have hoard, except the uproot ing of a great many trees. The wind acorns to have boen heavier further north. ii invention was held last Monday at Uh ... d to complete arrangements for building a Farmers' Uniou warehouse -and bank at that place. Work on these buildings will bo oomraeuced at au early dato, and Richland is destined to become ft city yet some day. C. H. Ellison and wife, of Seneca, spent yesterday with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. C. H. Ellison. Later advices as to the storm state that Mr. Lynoh, who lives near Poplar church, suffered considerable damage from it. His crib was blown down and two bug gies, one a new one, were torn to pieoes. Mr. Youngblood's buggy was also de molished. R, M. D. -1 Little River Items. Little River, May 0.-Miles Alexander, of French Broad, N. C., made a bunin OBS trip in these parts recently. Christopher Talloy killed two wild ducks at one shot a few days back. Chris knows when to pull down. J. B. Burgess of Jooassee, made a busi ness trip in this seotion recently. Miss Myrtio Porry spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Perry, of Salem. Mrs. R. O. Wiggington, one of our aged and most respected persons, is very sick at this time at the home of her son-in law, J. II. Whitmlre, of Toxaway. J. W. Cannon, Jr., has lost his horse. Andrew McAllstor has built a bateau. PorhapB his best girl will got a ride Boon. A. R. Galloway has beon on the sick list for some time. We hope sho may soon be well again. E. A. Perry went to Six Milo on the 25th ultimo to erect a monument over the graves of his parents. Frank Lusk and Andrew aud Dallas McAlistor wont to Whitewater Falls on last Sunday. Thoy report a fine time Sloan Entrican and his son, Clyde, of Walhalla, were visiting in these parts recently. Mrs. E. A. Perry bas boon very sick the past wook. She is slightly improved at pr?tent. Her many friends hopo to see her out again soon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cannon, Jr., have a vory sick child at this writing. Surveyor J. II. Wigington spent last Sunday with his family. Josso Owens's little child is vory sick. W. H. Talloy and two of his childron aro also on tho sick list. Wo hopo our sick folks will soon bo rostored to per foot health. Elisha Holdon got his fino mulo out up slightly last week in a wire fonco. The animal was loose and ran into tho fence. Claronco Gaillard has charge of Mr. Shockley's largo saw mill now. Wo fool sure he will make things hum. We gladly welcomo him to our section with his crew of hands. Warren Cox and John Thomas aro looking ofter Hie log ging. Grumbler. Dr. King's New Life Pills The best In the world. Clemton College Commencemen". The Courier it io receipt of the follow ing invitation to the commencement exor cises of Clemson Aprioultural College: 'Tho Faculty and Senior Class of the (.Monson Agricultural College requjct the honor of your preeenoe at the eleventh annual oommenoement, June Oth to 11th, 1907, Memorial Hall." The following ia the program in full for the days inoluded In the commence ment: Sunday, June 9-11 a. m., Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. R. D. Smart, D. D. ; 8.30 p. m., dosing exercise? of T. M. C. A. Monday, June io-ll a. m. Literary Sooiety exercises, S. H. Sherard for Cal houn Society. B. D. Carter for Columbian Sooiety, G. W. Speer, Jr., for Palmetto Sooiety; 8.30 p. m., Alumni address by B. H. Kawl. Tuesday, June ll-10.30 a. m., Com mencement exercises; Address to Gradu ating Class by J. H. Kirkland, LL. D. ; Senior Class Speakers, ' D. B. Peurifor, LeRol Bogg?, C. D. Eason. Delivery of Diplomas. Award of Trustees' Medal. Saturday, June 8-8.30 p.m., Collage; Glee Club entertainment. Monday, June 10-2 to 5 p. m., ?bop? and 1 abrator los open for inspect io..; 5 p. m., millitary exorcices; dress p. - ado. Wonderful Eczema Cured. "Om- little boy bad eczema for. five years," writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta, Pa. "Two of our home doctors said the oase was hopeless, hi? lungs being af fected. Wo Uren employed other doctors, but no benefit resulted. By ohanoe wo read about Kl oe tr io Bitters; boc vb t a bottle and soon notiood improvement. We continued this mediolne uutil several bottles were used, when our boy was completely cured." Best of all blood medioines and body building health touios. Guaranteed at all drugstores. 50o. Methodist Church for Clemson. Anderson, May 0.-Rev. J. S. Beasley, presiding elder of the Anderson District of the Methodist otiuroh, has returned from a visit to Clemson College, where he had a conference with a number of residents of the college town in regard to building a Methodist churoh at that place. Ho says the church is going to be built. There are a number of Metho dists among tho college faoulty, and oth ers of the denomination living in the community. These have made liberal subscriptions to the building fund, but Mi*. Beasley says that in order to secure the kind of building that is wanted and needed it will bo necessary to issue an appeal to the Methodist churches at large, and ho believes the appeal will be met with a liberal responso on account of the importance of haviug tho Clemson field supplied with a ohurch building. Tho Presbyterians and Episcopalians already have church buildings at the ool I lege, and tho Baptists will build soon. News aud Courier. " Don't Pay Alimony to be divorced from your appendix. There will be no occasion for it if you keep your bowels regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thoir action is BO gentle that the appendix never has cause to make the lrast complaint. Guaranteed by all druggists. 25e. Try them. Corn? to th? Singing. Talley, S. C., April 80, 1907.-Keowee Courier: Please publish that there will be an all-day singing at Fall Creek on the second Snnday in May, conducted by Profs. Baker, Murpbree and Thomas, of Pickens oounty. We also invite our Oooneo singers, Burns,GrubbB and Smith, to be with us. The publio is invited to attended and bring well filled baskets. Jas. F. Fendley. We have just returned from tl up a very pretty line of READY-MA (FULL WIDTH) and up-to-date v Underskirts ; some Hoatherbiooms. . and Corset Covers. Be sure to see Ladies' Oxfords, It will pay you to see our line < you want something neat and oheap. Our trade is increasing and wt for cash. NO TRASH, but HONES M. S. STRIBLII _._ SPRING GOODi Bolow I give you a fow pricos. Call and examine tho goods. Von can SOO tho val io'. Plain and Figured White Goods at So. to 25o. per yard. Colored Lawns at 0c. to 15c. per yard. Ginghams at 5o. to 10o. por yard. Skirt Goods at 15c. to $1 per yard. Silks at 50o. to $1 por yard. I YOURS J. W. SENEC. Municipal Tax. THE, TAX BOOKS for tho Town of Walhall* will ht? opon for the col loot ion of Municipal Taxes and Street Tax from May 1st to June 1st, 1007, nt the Town Treasurer's Office, at Moss A Ansel's store. He ks will be open con ti nun nu I y from May 1st to June 1st, and will positively bo closed at the olose of business on Saturday, June 1st. Pay promptly and avoid penalty. GEO. M. ANSEL, Treasurer Town of Walhalla. April 24. 1007.-17-22 V 'A. PORTABLE ENGINES are the best Geueral Purpose Engines in the world. We oarry them in stock. We are tho headquarters for Peerless Engines, Saw Mills and Threshers. Also Atlas Engines and Boilers, DeLoaoh Saw Mills and Shingle Mills, oto. We oarry a tremendous stock of all kinds of Belting and Machinery Supplies. Write us for anything in the Machin ery Line. SULLIVAN HARDWARE CO., ANDERSON, S. 0. BARGAINS ! T WILL SELL *1.00 bucket? of ** Louisiana, lied Star or Golden Harvest Coffee for this week only at 90c. per bucket ; 25c. size at 22c; good loose Green or Roasted Coffee 18c. lb. or 8 lbs. $1 ; seven cakes good Soap 25o.; seven ^?okages Wasning Powder or Gold Dust 25c. Bargains in Shoes and Notions. Nice line of Fancy Groceries ; good Corn Meal and Chops. Full line of Crackors, Cakes, Jelatine and Jello, Pineapple Cream Cheese, Fruit6, Fresh Honey, Bananas, Candy, Cigars, Tobaccos, Cold Drinks. Bring mo your Chick ens, Eggs, Butter and all kinds of Produce. Don't forgot to stop in and get a buoket of good Coffee for 94o. while they last. C. M. SHELTON, Ritter Block, ? WALHALLA, S. C. COOK STOVES, RANGES. HEATING STOVES FULL LINE OP TINWARE, BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES. ROOFING, EAVE TROUGH AND ALL KINDS OF TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK MADE TO ORDER. Typewriters, Sewing Machines, Guns. Revolvers and Bicycles cleaned ano repaired.. All work done on short uotioe and guaranteed. O. S. l^OOK. ft)LEY5H0NEY^TAR OUCQB Ooldsi Prevents Pneumor-a ie Eastern Markets and have opened DE SKIRTS workmanship. Also, a nice lino of A beautiful line of noat Shirt Waists them-and you should also see our Men's Oxfords. >f Two-piece Suits before you buy if i mean to increpe it more. Wo bell ?T GOODS for the money. Westminster, S. 0. DRESS ?, ETC. Mon's and Boys' Shirts at 25c. to $1. Low and high-out Shoes for mon, wo mon and children at 25c. to $3.50"por pair. Hardware, Tlnwaro and Grocory Stocks in good shape Buy a Blue Ridge or Nine Tooth Har row. I Givo us a look and oblige. TRULY, BYRD, A, S. C. 1 Great Cut Price ? ii 4 >*?>,.? ? -i IN FULL BLAST A Few of My Many Bargains. Bleaching, worth 5c" only 3c. Bleaching, worth 7c, only 4c. Best Prints, worth more money, but to go for only 5c. Great values in Wash Goods, White Goods and Silks, JUST RECEIVED. CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! 200 Suits from Railroad Company, These Suits are new and of the Latest Styles. We will save you most half the price. AU the new styles in New Gothing from New York in this Cut Price Sale, ? II WM mi.iiiwwwiiiimiw-n i m WIIMI new MIHI?.III Bmma*wmvuamW?mMmammKBm WRECKED \SHOES WRECKED CLOTHING ? ? . ? ? . nm WRECKED MEN'S HATS WRECKED UNDERWEAR ii WONDERFUL" Our line of Milinery is wonderful. Our Hats are "Dreams of Creation." Everything in Millinery going at this Cut Price Sale. Don't miss this grand opportunity to get rare bargains. ADAMS, " Poor Man's Friend," SENECA, - - S. C.