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FOR SAT I Norman's Rc 32 BETH FLOWERED AM) COLD Kits AM) PIiATKS FOR ONLY 12 BEAUTIFUL FLOWERED RO ?1.40; WERE $2.00. ALSO A LOT OF BEAUTIFUL LA . "?.J?.J..J. .J< i.J..J..J.-J..J.vj.?J.oj. .J.?J..J..T.. . . * LOCAL AM) PERSONAL. . .?J? ? . ..j.?J? ?J. ?J??|??J??J??J.?J? ?J. rj? .Ji ?J. .J.?J?.J..j.? ? -Rev. A. B. Driggers IH tn At lanta this week. -Horn, unto .Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Todd, March 7th, a son. -Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. John M, Moody, March Cth, a daughter. -VV. C. Hughs, Esq., spent Tues day In Columbia op professional bus iness. -Jesse Carter, of Westminster, was among relatives and friends here for a while last Friday. -Try Eurico's paints for looks and .wearing qualities. None better. Dan iel Good, Walhalla. -Robert H. Boyd, of Jordania, was among friends here last Thurs day and paid Thc Courier a pleasant .all. -Rev. I). P. Bearden will preach at Mount Olivet Baptist church on the third Sunday in this month al 1 1 o'clock. - Lucien Maxwell, of Donalds, is spending a few days In Walhalla visiting his mother, Mrs. C. K. Max well, and family. -LeRoy Gregory, representing Hie R. C. Dunn Mercantile Agency, of Greenville, was In Walhalla last Thursday on business. -Bring your chickens and eggs to me at Cotton Mill Store and get more for them. ll -Dr. and Mrs. H. IO. Rosser, of Westminster, spent last Thursday here visiting Mr. and Mrs. ll. C. Car ter and other relatt\ ea. -The farmers have been very busy the past week. The pretty weather has been greatly appreciated by our farmer friends. - Read new advertisements of J. W. Lee. Todd's Market, D. H. Row bind. They contain Information that will prove of Interest to many. -Hon. P. P. Sullivan, of Madison was a business visitor to Walhalla last week. His friends were pleased tn shake hands with him again. -Miss Caroline Stucke's millinery opening will be on Thursday, March 17th, at her store next door to Stro ther & Phinney, West Union. A most cordial welcome awaits all her friends and patrons. 1 1 -Wanted--To sell or exchange for slock, (?-h. p. Peerless engine; in good condition. Apply lo J. L. Moser, Walhalla, R. I<\ I). No. I. 13* -Miss Burda Long spent Satur day and Sunday here with her bro ther, M. C. Long, Bsq. she was ac companied by her friend. Miss Vir ginia McMahon, of Fairview. -C. W. Pitchford left last Mon day for Now York, where he is spending the wee!-: on business. Ile expects lo be at his post bright and early next Monday morning. All .numbers and visitors ore urged to attend the regular meeting of Walhalla Lodge. No. 67, Knights of Pythias, next Monday evening. The rank < of Page and RJsquire will be conferred. Mr. and Mrs. S. I). Halliard and Mrs. Hannah .Moorollond, ol' Sandy Springs, spent tho latter pari of last week herc at tho home of Mrs. H. A. Smith, returning to their home Sunday morning. - Dr. Thoa. (J. C. Fahnestock, den tist, will bo lu his office every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. Howie Willie lett last Monday tor Charleston, where he will be willi relatives for a short while. Ile will V<? I rom Charleston to Jackson ville, and <?ther points In Florida, complet ing bis trip by going to Athens, (?a., where ho will join his brother, L. O. White, and probably locate perma nently. Clemson Manic: "Frank Sillon, of Seneca, has been appointed one of the Slate fertilizer Inspectors to lill the vacancy caused by the resigna tion ot one of the tonner inspectors, who had several of the lower coun ties Of the Stale. Mr. Sitten, how ever, was given the tour upper cou li lies Of the Slate." F. A. Heine, alter having spent several weeks here, left last Monday for Atlanta lo close up his business affairs in that elly. Mrs. Herne lei'i yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. .1. \. Sleek. Mr. and Mrs. Herne leave Atlanta to-day for Tacoma, Wash., where ihe> ex peel to make their home for Ibo future, Mrs. Steck will be in Atlanta for some time vis liing il th<- home of her friend, M IM, H. II. White. H I). Hrea/.eale, of Westmin ster, linnie No, l. While cutting board limber last Thursday, had t he misfortune to cul Iii- left hand, sev ering the second linger from it with Hie except ion ol' a small piece ol' skin, by which the (inger hung. The Hu gel was sewed back by his physician, and ii is hoped will be saved willi reasonably free use. Mr. Hrea/.eale was hi Walhalla Friday, and bis in jured naud is getting ?long nicol v. Saturday Bt 1 Hiving At Norman's 1 g| g ?I <?| U U U ?? U I <J lo til in<?? HhooM, 1 NotioiiH, Cro< Wall ?* aper mn cl JRDAY AT 3d Flag Sale. DECORATED CUDS AND SA1JC 70 CENTS; WEHE $1.00. WL8 AND PITCHERS VOli ONLY .MI'S TO GO 0IIE?P. -You have until March 10th to make your tax returns. -H. H. Dllworth, o? Plckens. spent last friday In Walhalla among relatives and his many friends. - Rev. J. A. Bond will preach at Poplar Springs church noxt Sunday, the Kith, at ll o'clock. Everybody cordially Invited. -The Ebenezer school (B) will give au entertainment Friday even ing. March 11th, at 7.:I0 p. m. The public ls cordially Invited. -Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ernest, of Calhoun, spent last Saturday and Sunday with tho latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Good, near town. -I will pay moro for your chick ens and eggs, and will sell you goods for less. J. W. Lee, Cotton Mill Store. ll - Mr. and Mrs. Ben Culbtrson re turned last Saturday to their home at Belton. Mr. Culberson has just recently completed the painting of tile new Methodist church here. -Miss Irene Strother, of Win throp College, ls visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Strother, this week. She will return to Hock Hill the latter part of the week. -Mrs. T. B. Hector, of Griffin. Ca., ls spending some time in Wal halla visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ford. West Main street. Mrs. Hector's friends are pleased lo meet her again. - Married, on March 1st, by Hov. J. A. Bond, at his residence, Miss Mattie Elliott and Otto Guinn, both of the Walhalla mill village. They have numerous friends who wish for them much happiness and prosperity -Mrs. .lohn W. Oliver ls seriously ill at her home near town. She is suffering from an attack of pneumo nia. Reports from her this morn ing are to the effect thal she ls slightly better, and friends of the family hope for her speedy recovery. - Remember, the millinery open ing Thursday, March 17th. I have a handsome line of millinery, pat tern hats, millinery notions. Call and examine my stock. Next door to strother ?? Phtnney, West Union. 11 (Miss) Caroline Stucke. -Let every business man in Wal halla assemble at Pitch ford's Hall next Friday night-the 11th-at 8 o'clock promptly. The Business Men's League is starling a good roads movement, and every citizen of the town and near resident should lie Interested. Attend the meeting: This ls for all the men of Walhalla and those residing near town. Don't forget lt. - Miss Bessie McLeod, of Kershaw county, ls at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Craig, on Faculty Hill. She ls engaged in transcribing the records pertaining to Oconee and Plckens counties. These are known as the records of Bickens District. Since the division of Bickens Dis trict Into two counties much confu sion has existed In property records, lu transcribing these Miss McLeod's time will necessarily be divided be tween Walhalla and Plckens. M. (!. Holland, who resides near Walhalla has been appointed local assistant to Dr. S. A. Knap]) in the farm demonstration work for Oconee county. Mr. Holland will have active oversight of the corn clubs and con tests in connection witli Ibis demon stration work, to which the general government ls giving no small amount of attention at the present time. Mr. Holland ls a good farmer, and Iiis selection as Dr. Knapp's local representative in the demonstration work is a good move. -Married, on Sunday last, March t>t li. at tho home of Dr. and Mrs. 1.1. J. 'rhode, Miss Lula Vissage and Edward Cal'is, both of Walhalla. Kev. L. M. Lyda officiating. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Vissage, of Walhalla, and has many fiends here and elsewhere who extend host wishes. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Callas, of I .Mountain Rest, and is well and fa vorably known lo the people of Oco nee. \Vc o' congratulations and best wishes i.< the young couple. They left Sunday afternoon for An derson and other points to visit rela tives and friends. I). II. Rowland's Walhalla friends will remet io learn thal he contemplates, al an early date, mov ing with his family to Aiken county. Ile has already engaged in business near Noi l li Augusta, Whore he js op erating an extensive lumber plant. As soon as possible he expects to add to lliis plant, operating at least two large saw mills for furnishing his largo planing plant wiih lumber. Mr. Howland has Peen engaged in i lie lumber business here for quite a number ol' years, doing an extensiv?? business locally and as a shipper ol' rough and dressed lumber. Ile hopes to complete his arrangements for the transfer of lils entire busi ness and other Interests within the nexi few weeks. He and his family will he missed from our midst, and they will carry willi them lite hes! wishes of many friends. irgain Sales Morell Lower vStore. I ai.tn, I>i*,v (?oods, i\iGi*y* (JIIUHH, Window Hhndes. ?-Miss Rosa Ivester, of Greenville, visited her sister, Mrs. B. S. Look, yesterday. -P. VV. Cannon and F. M. Cross, of Westminster, were business visi tors to the Court House Monday. -The Lutherans are preparing for an elaborate Easter egg hunt for the Children Oil March 30ih. Full par ticulars next week. -Mrs. Drew, of Laurens county, arrived In Walhalla recently, and ls occupying rooms at the home of Mrs. W. F. ErvIn. -There will be preaching at the West Union Baptist church next Sat urday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, and on Sunday morning at 1 1, by the pas tor, Kev. C. S. Blackburn. Public cordially Invited. - There will be special Lenten ser vices at the Lutheran church on Fri day evening at 7.4 5. The topic for study will be "The Church's First Step." A cordial welcome ls extend ed to all to worship with us, and en joy these special services. Pastor Eitting. -The Woman's Aid and Mission Society of the Walhalla Baptist church are observing this week as week of prayer for home missions. They met Monday afternoon with Mrs. F. H. Carter, and Tuesday after noon at the church. They will meet at the church this afternoon at 4 o'clock. There will be no meeting Thursday afternoon, but they meet again Friday afternoon. A full at tendance ls earnestly solicited. Mrs. F. H. Carter, President. -The new building to be occupied by the Enterprise Bank will be be gun within a day or two, and the contract calls for completion by April 1st. lt will bo located at the corner of Main and Spring streets, fronting 28 feet on Main street and running hack 50 feet on Spring. Otto Kauf mann has the contract for the build ing, which w 1 be a handsome and substantial one. of concrete material with metal and plate glass front. It ls understood the vacant space be tween the new bank building and A. P. Crisp's store will soon be utilized by the erection of stor** buildings. The new bank will begin business at the earliest date possible. (M ONEE PENSION BOLL FOB 1010 Work Was Completed Monday and Boll Forwarded to Colombia. Last Monday the Ooo nee Pension Board held Its last meeting, complet ing Its . work revising the pension lists, which have been forwarded to the Comptroller General's office. The following figures will prove of inter est to many, and especially to the veterans of Oconee: On pension roll for 1000... 250 Deductions, 1010 Veterans died during year 7 Widows died during year 0 Widows remarried . 1- 17 233 Additions 1010 New applicants, male. ... 6 New applicants, female.. 13 Transferred from Bickens 1- 20 Bension roll for 1010.... 253 Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets aro .?.... fo, sure and reliable, and have bev.. praised by thousands of women who have been restored to health through their gentle aid and curative properties. Sold by J. W. "hell, Walhalla; C. W. Wickliffe.Wost Union. Bear Swamp Items. Bear Swamp, March 7.-Special: The farmers are glad to see these pretty days, and a part of them are making good use of them. J. L. Burley was at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bur ley, Saturday and Sunday, returning lo Anderson Sunday afternoon. W, O. Keith, who has been 111 for the past two weeks, is now able to be out again. Miss Mamie Burley and her niece and nephew, Edna and lOugono Par leer, returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burley Saturday, after a month's visit with relatives in and around Newberry. George Kell r< turned home Wed nesday. Mr. Kell has a position in the freight yard at Charlesotn, and ls now home for a few days rest. His many friends are glad to seo him again. Capt. W. W. Burley, who has been unwell for some time, seems to he Improving very slowly. We hope to see him out and in good health at an early date. Miss Florella Burley and brother Boyce spent Friday in Seneca willi their sister, Mrs. \V. S. Barron.: Wagoner Sunshine Society will meet at the school house on Friday evening, March I St h. They have been having some successful meet ings lately. Mrs. N. I). Chapman, after a few weeks' visit wit li relatives in Arling ton and Seneca, returned to the home of her brother, \V. W. Burley, last week. 1$. Sa vet! a Soldier's Life. Facing death from shot and shell In tho Civil War was moro agreeable to .1. A. Stone, of Kemp, Texas, than facing il from what doctors said was consumption. "I contracted a stub born cold." he writes, "that develop ed a Cough that stuck to nie in spite of all remedies for years. My weight ran down lo 130 pounds. Then I began to use Dr. King's New Discov ery, which completely cured me. I now weigh 178 pounds." For coughs, ladds, la grippe, asthma, hemorrhage, hoarseness, croup, whooping cough and lung trouble H's supreme. 50c. and $1. Trial bottle free. Guaran teed by all druggists. I'nclaliued Letters. Following ls a list of unclaimed letters remaining In t li o Walhalla post ofneo for tho week ending March 7. IO l<>: I la mb v, Miss May. Harbin. Mrs. M. F. McDowell, Dasie. Persons calling for tho above will pleaso say tbov wore advertised. A. C. Merrick, P. M. I AGENTS FOR Ol 25 \l/ MACHINERY SUI StU WE ,IAVE THI g& THEY ARE F SI ' * MATHE ?? I TOCCOA, GA. For a reasonable fee, payable In advance, the public can get the ser vice of an exceptionally fine Jack that will be kept at Clemson College. Ile ls registered, is thoroughbred, ls of splendid conformation, and is 1". V? hands high. 10-13 Stop a Minute'. _ We wish to call attention to the fact that next Monday ls the time that "justice sits enthroned" at Walhalla, and that T. J. Todd is still doing business at the Craig-Vernor building, where you can get the fin est of meals to feed your friends who will visit you at that time. You will find a supply of Beef, Bork and Sausage, Cabbage and Po tatoes, Prepared Mustard for table use, Salt Mackerel, Fresh Fish and Oysters, Pickles, Crackers, Cheese, Tobacco and Cigars. There ts also a first-class Restau rant connected with the Market, where good, substantial meals will be served to order at all hours. Reg ular dinner for 2fic; lunches from lf>c. up. You can bring your ladles and friends and receive polite attention. All who visit here will receive cour teous treal mont and a cordial wel come. Be sure to como and see me. Good Fat Cattle wanted at all times; also Pork while the season lasts. Bring some good fat Mutton. Highest market price paid. Chickens and Eggs wanted. Be sure to come and bring some one with you. T. ?J. TODD, ^W^ttUialla, So. Oar*. COTTON MILL STORE. I have bought (he Allison & Com pany Stock of Goods at the Cotton Mill Stand. Bring me your Chickens, Eggs and Butter, and all kinds of Produce. I will pay you better prices and sell you Goods cheaper than any one else. I can give you many bargains-too numerous to mention, i am offering great inducements to buyers of SHOES, Il ATS, CAPS, DRV GOODS, CANNED GOODS, Etc. FLOUR, - - - S?e. FAT BACK, -,- - - Mc Pound. LARD, - - - Ile. RIB MEAT,.17c. IRISH POTATOES, - - 30c. Peck. Everything in proportion to the above prices. Yours for business, J. W. LILE,. AT COTTON M I ?dz. 1 I Walhalla, S. C. Town Property. Dr. Thomson's Home, with four acres of ground. J Will sell as a whole or cut up in lots. If you want a bargain in a home, call at once and get prices and terms. Farm Property. One 60-acre Farm, about threel miles from town, with (good improvements, for rent. J. H. DARBY. REAL ESTATE AGENT, People's Bank. Walhalla, S. C. mm mmmm mm? mmmm mm ?? mmmm mm? mmmm mm Ask Your Neighbor- ?? What? What Kind of Fence He Prefers ! He will toll you tho kimi Matheson sells. Yes, you ran got it in West minster from ..Matheson." Ile does not only furnish Fence in large quan tities to the people of Oconee County, but also sells in big quantities Build ing Material, such ns Windows, Poors, Blinds, Lime, Cement, Locks, Hinges, Nails, Terra Cotta Pipe. (Five Car Louds Windows and Doors Sold by Cs this Season.) THIS SHOWS YOU WK MOST GRU TA I Xii Y H A VF THF HIGHT PRIOR. mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm [AVER CHILLED PLOWS, AVERY STEEL WALKING AND DISC PLOWS. ?PLIES. PA I NTS. CORN SHELLERS. G GOODS, AND DON'T INTEND TO KEEP THEM. OR YOU. WE DIVIDE PROFITS WITH YOU. "LSON HARDWARE CO. ' > WESTMINSTER, S. C. MARTIN, GA. | mmmmmmmm^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm&mm?mm?mm?m?m??mm??mmm 4 m? ?$jh* m^i mm mm mm mm ?? ?? mm mm mm rn? m? UlrtiflTinhalrfll n $16 To $35 For The Finest EASTER SUIT IN TOWN. Wc will undertake a contract from you to have The Royal Tailors build to your order thc handsomest Easter Suit you ever bought in your life-made to your order, mind you-and the price to bc somewhere between $16.00 and $3i .00. Wc will guarantee the cloth to be All Pure Wool-the construction to bc of thc finest--and your satisfaction to be perfect-or you need not accept it ! J- J> C. Hi Cl wi WALHALLA. Farming Implements. fi We have a lot of the Latest Improved Fanning Im plements that will help you make good crops with the least labor possible. Call and see them and let us tell you about them. We arc making special low prices on all Hardware, so bc sure to see us before you buy if you want to save money. *a* Carter Hardware Co., WALHALLA, tS. CJ. "Well-that feels better". Ever say that when you take off your shoes at night? lt's a bad sign-means there's something wrong witli your shoes. Next time you feel like say ing that, just ask yourself "what is that shoe they say 1 Makes Life's Walk Easy?'" Next morning look for the Crossctt dealer. He will sell CROSSETT SHOE "MAKES LIFE'S WALK EASY" you shoes you*can wear all day and bc sorry to part,.com pany with at night. ( $4 to $6 everywhere. v LEWIS A. CROSSETT, Ino., Mak?Ts North Abington ~ . Mass. Ck W*? Procraraiw, WADALLA.