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"TO THINK OWN SELF BB TRUM. AND IT MUST FOLLOW AS THE NIGHT THE HAY: THOU CANST NOT THEN BB FALSE TO AN1 MAN." . Hy STjV?CK, SHEIiOIt & SCHRODER. WALHALLA. SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, FI,DIU) A RY 23, 1010 S$ri?ig and Sum mer styles on sale - 7\.pwt If anything a little hit smart er and more exclusive than usual. The hind you see on Paris boulevards - Fifth Avenue too. Every last and leather that a woman could possibly want at any time, C. ?f. J J. E. BIB, Walhalla, S. C. THE MOWS FROM FAIR PLAY, Furniers Preparing for a Rig Crop of 15c. Cotton-Locals. Fair Play, March 28.- Special: '.Violets and jonquils, hyacinths and .daffodils, sweet harbingers of spring, we welcome thee.!' Our fariner? are using every gol den moment breaking land, and our busy housewives, keeping "strictly to the old adage, "Karly to bed and early to rise," etc., are busy with gardens, chickens and other duties | encumbeni upon them as man's help meet. Such a thing as a pleasure horse these days is unknown. Our tillers of the soil are preparing to plant a big crop of lac. cotton and ti large amount of corn land is hoing turned and planted. 10. C. Marett is furnish ing our people with guano right at their home town and very little trav eling is done in that line. Our hustling neighbor, W. R. Da vis, is placing lumber on his lot on Academy street, preparatory to build ing a large and commodious dwelling in the near future. A. H. Marett, another of our Staunch citizens, contemplates build ing an addition to bis home In the summer. There ls nothing that adds fibre to the success of a community limn good, lively business men who stand ready at any moment to tight for all that ls loyal and true. Our town can boast of Just this kind of inejAvAnd we are looking forward to ? /?\t change In the upbuilding of >art'0\\v ^hborhood. God grant lt may to announce tho Ill Mary Wheeler and We wish them a jon toO :A \ Nje sorry Ut. 'fF> M isses Ruth Lindsay, rapid recovery. It wits our pleasure to he guests In the hospitable home of F. M. Da vis on Faster Sunday. The day was Ideal, and the dinner set before us wa^Jndeed lit for a king. Mr. Davis liflBltlone, bo having reared a large nimmor of children, all of whom are married and settled In homes of their own. Ills wife has been dead a num ber of years. We need more such Christian men as F. M. Davis. Misses Louise Sheldon and Thelma Watson visited friends at Westmin ster last Friday. Mrs. S. 10. Barton left last Friday for Piedmont, where she will spend some time with her sou, Prof. M. C. Harton. Miss lOthel Marett has resumed her duties In the Westminster Grad ed School after an absence of seve ral days, caused by Illness. Mr. and Mrs. .Newton Whitaker, ol' Westminster, visited the family of Tlios. I shel I hist Saturday. Mrs. Thomas Isbell gave her Sun beam Hand an Faster egg hunt at the Baptist church on Saturday af ternoon. Many beautiful eggs were hidden under the bushes and behind rocks, which were eagerly sought af ter by this happy little set of boys and girls and heartily enjoyed. Mrs. Isbell presented each Sunbeam with an ISaster badge. Mrs. T. R. Harris ls still unable to be out. Her many friends wish hey a complete restoration to health. ?. Mrs. IO. C. Marett, of star, was visiting among friends and relatives here last weolr MJ-S. J, L. Klser has returned to her home near Columbia, after spending quite ti while here. She taught expression in the school and made many friends among both pupils and patrons. We wish for her a very pleasant sojourn among home folks. She was accompanied as far tis Greenville by her husband, Prof. J. L. Riser. W. V >f Westmiw g her inauj* Bow Coed News Spreads. "I am 70 years old and travel most of the time," writes B. F. Tolson, of Ellzabethtown, Ky. "Everywhere 1 go I recommend Electric Bitters, be cause I owe my excellent health and vitality to them. They effect a cure every time." They never fall to tone the stomach, regulate the kid neys und bowels, stimulate the liver, Invigorate the nerves and purify the blood. They work wonders for weak, run-down mon and women, restoring strength, vigor and health that's a dally Joy. Try them. Only ?Oe. Sat isfaction Is positively guaranteed by all druggists. Absolutely, Pures*? Hoyat wavar ?mprovQs tho flava* mod odds to tho hoatthfuinooo of tho food BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure RICHLAND'S NEWS ?d?TTFR. Box Porty n Success-Several Snags in Woy of Moving Court House. Richland, March 28-Special: MIBS Hortense Jones, of Westminster, spent tho week with Miss Myra Bal lenger to attend thc box party and visit among friends here. Miss Joi ^s taught the primary department Li our school Inst year and was groo, ed' by both old and young. Two of Mr. Berry's daughters spent the week-end at home and at tended the box party. Mrs. Sudle Slig?v, of Seneca, visited her son, N. S. Sligh, a merchant of Ibis place, this week. The young men of Richland have completed their lennis court and have begun practicing. Master Joe Shanklin, of Anderson. Viki ted his grandmother, Mrs. Julia Shanklin, this week. Bird Wiiey is tunning a first-class barber shoji In thc hack part of Robt. McDonald's stoic every Saturday evening. Mr. McDonald also lias a man who presses.clothes, etc., so ?ve will not have to go to "town" every Saturday to got our hair cut and our suits pressed. The boys of Richland are always busy. This winter they have caught about seventy-live muskrats and shipped their furs. Now they are going to raise corn. ? Mr. and Mrs. M, B. Dendy spent a happy day at the former's old school grounds, Bounty Land, last Thurs day. Mrs. T. B. Wylyls visiting her sis ter, Mrs. John W. Shelor, of South Union. The "little" set of nine girls were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McMahan last Friday night. The next morning they were surprised when lt was announced that there were a lot of eggs hidden In the yard, and they had a delightful time hunt ing eggs. The last meeting of the Boys* Corn Club was held at Walhalla last Sat urday. Of the 35 boys that have joined Richland furnishes ton. The Woodmen ol the World held a called meeting last Wednesday night to Initiate nine new members. This makes about 70 at this camp. The Richland "walking club" went to Walhalla Saturday on their regu lar walk. Rev. Mr. Wilcox was down to the box party and Accompanied the "walkers" to Walhalla. As lo the moving of the Court House we realize lt ls a big job. If it eau be moved Richland-can move lt, ?is- we have a professional house mover Who has moved all sorts of houses and has never failed yet; also two successful railroad contractors who have moved everything In their paths, and Richland has the best of mules to pull with. Since the Court House has been standing so long in its present position lt must be deeply Imbedded In motlier earth and somewhat "sot In it? ways." We also take it for granted that every inhabi. taut .of Walhalla, and for miles around, would get In to weight it down rather than have it moved. Again, we feel sure the mountain people would tie a heavy cabio rope around the Court House and run the rope over Issaquerta Falls and through the tunnel and around the Stumphouse mountain and tlc it hard and fast thereto. Then If Sheriff Kay and F. A. II. Schroder and Frank Henton, from near Salem, should stand on Hie front slops, with Uncle Jim Seaborn to talk against it, and fret and aggravate the mules to keep them from pulling together, in the language of one of Senator Smith's yarns, "'we would never move her." So If Seneca, Westminster and Boun ty Land will quit we will give the job up and let the Court House stand. But If ,!t ever begins to move we ex pect to land lt at Richland. So say we all. At a recent meeting ol' tho session of the Presbyterian church J. P. Strlbllng was elected delegate to the spring Presbytery. Miss Lalla Ballenger ls at home on a visit to her parents, Capt. and Mrs. J. J. Hallenger. The chief event of tho week was the box party given by the Ladies' Missionary Society al (he home of Capt. J. J. Ballenger. Arter all had talked a while it was announced bv Rev. Mr. Wilcox thai the ladies had a program of music for the evening. Then, after a little tall: and laughter, Mr. Hallenger bega', selling the boxes- 33 in all-the highest bid for one box hoing $1.10. After the boxes were all sold the guests went Into tho dining room and spread the con tents of the boxes on the long table. Everybody was eager to learn how much the boxes brought, and lt was announced (hat something over $20 had been realized from the boxes. Tho out-of-town guests were Frank Shirley. Anderson; Miss Hortense Jones; Westminster; (irady Rallon ger, Seneca; Ottoway Marett, West minster, and Rev. Wilcox, of Wal halla. Harbor Shanklin and family, of Anderson, spent the week-end with friends and relatives at Richland and Bounty Land. Furman Burns, of Anderson, made a recent visit at the homo of Hon. 10. IC. Vernor. Pluck. Foley's Kidney Remedy will euro any ease of kidney and Madder trou ble (lint ls not beyond tho reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. J. W. Bell. LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA T. M. Lowery Elected Mnyor-New 1 Connell of Young Men. Seneca, March 29. - Special: In the town election yesterday, the fol lowing ticket was elected: Mayor, T. M. Lowery; Aldermen, G. W. Bal- i lenger, J. M. Barron, J. L. Marett, fW. lt. Doyle, J. T. Lawrence, H. L. Nlmtnons. The ticket has given gen eral satisfaction. The death of Mrs. Bayles Bagwoll, willoh occurred yesterday at her home near Seneca, was a shock to her friends and relatives here. Mrs. Earnest (?rant was a daughter of Mrs. Bagwell. Mrs. Lomonde, of Spart anburg, will arrive to-day for a visit of a week to Dr. and Mrs. D. P. Thomson. Misses Claudia Crowther and Lynn Verner, of Richland, attended the Ersktne-Cleinsnn hall game last Saturday at Clemson, spending the nigh?. In Seneca. MY. and Mrs. Henry Cheek are be ing congratulated upon the advent of a young man at their home, who ar rived tho 27th. The Riverside balk team, which played ulemson yesterday, spent last night In Seneca. lt was said that the boys are the handsomest set of boys "they is," which ls the undis puted verdict of Seneca's fair young judges, though they lost the game with Clemson, the score being 4 to 2. T. M. Lowery ls sick with a severe attack of gil]). Wo wonder if the fore-shadowing of coining events hasn't gol something to do with this! The Mayor's bed is not one of roses, but Seneca voters were unanimous lu believing Mr. Lowery the man for the place. Mrs. A. Lay continues til at the home of her daughter, Mrs. .1. 10. SItton. Her children have all been at her bedside. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Verner were in Seneca Sunday last. Prof. E. L. Hughes, of Creen ville, made another visit to the Seneca Graded School last Friday, when splendid work was done wit li the pu pils of the tenth grade. Miss Kate McClanahan spent last Sunday with her homefolks at Re t rent. Chrysanthemum growers aro gat ling out their orders for new plants, and are making ready their gardens for their growth. , There'are two suggestions that the writer has to make to the in-coming City Council. The first ls that the spitting ordinance be enforced; the next that an ordinance be made regu lating the use and abuse of bill boards. Do this and note the result. The present condition of tho ventila tors on our otherwise beautiful side walks are disgusting ad nauseum, and with the present use of the bill boards lt is impossible to keep the streets in a neat, attractive condi tion. Tho services at the Methodist church last Sunday were most at tractive. The pastor preached a fine sermon appropriate to the day and the choir rendered delightful music. Dr. and Mrs. H. Fred Thode, of Walhalla, were In Soneca last week. Mrs. J. W. Strlbllng and Mrs. E. C. Doyle spent Easter in Anderson. Mrs. Strlbllng remaining over for several' days. Miss Susie Bell, of the graded school, has been on the sick Hst the past week, but ls able to resume her duties to-day. The Gossipers will meet next Sat urday with Miss Margie Holland. Miss Holland will also entertain the Once-a-Week Club this week. Miss Angeline Duncan is improv ing after a serious and painful Ill ness. Mrs. J. E. Clarkson, and daught ers, Misses Esther and Etta, are In Seneca again and have secured rooms in Hie Harper-Cllnkscnles building. The Baster egg hunt was a big success, and a neat, som was realized. ('diaries Ballenger was In Seneca last Sunday. Mrs. J. i, Ilollcmnn, of Anderson, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. HoHcmnn this week. Mrs. F. M. Cary was at home to sevearl of her friends last Thursday at a spend-the-day party. The day was charmingly spent In delightful Intercourse, and an elegant dinner was seryed Mrs. Cary ls famed as a hostess, and those present on this happy occasion were fortunate In deed. The dinner was elaborate, and was served In the hostess' easy, at tractive style. M. V. S. Fully nine out of every ten eases of rheumatism aro simply rheuma tism of the muscles, due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, neither of which requires any Internal treat ment. All that Is needed to afford relief is the free application of Cham berlain's Liniment. Give Ita trial.You aro certain to be plesaed with the quick relief that it affords. Sold bv J. W. Bell, Walhalln; C. W. Wick liffe, West Union. Corn Growers' Association. Prof. lin W. Williams requests bhat 1 call a meotlng of tho fnnnors, bankers, merchants and others, for the purpose of organizing n Corn Growers' Association. 1 thereforo call the meeting to be hold nt Rich land school house on Saturday. April 2d, nt ll o'cloek a. m. I urge all to attend and help make this organi zation a success. M. G. Holland. rilli NEWS FItOM 1IOUNTY LANI). Box Hopper nt Richland Enjoyed. Items of Local Interest. Bounty Land, March 28.-Special: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shanklln and chll. rlren, of Anderson, spent tho woek end with relatives here. Mr. and Mi's. Grover Davis, of At lanta, were guests lui the community yesterday. Miss Ada Wyly will leave In a few days for a visit to relatives at Georgetown. Edgar Shanklln. Misses Lynn Ver nor and Claudia Crowther attended the hall game at Clemson Saturday. Major A. C. Shanklln, of Clemson, visited - his mothor. Mrs... Julia D. Shanklln, Saturday. S. M. Ellison and little sons, Sam and Harold, of Anderson, spent Sat urday night and Sunday with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. A. H. Elli son. Misses Carrie and Annie Cobb, of Walhalla, were recent guests of Misses Agnes and Maude Ellison. Morris Shanklln leaves to-day for a business trip to California. .Misses Marlon Coe and Pearl Ver lier and Messrs. Power and C. M. Wilcox walked to Walhalla Saturday, a distance of;about seven miles. This is tine physical exercise, and we be lieve the present generation would be stronger If this form of exercise were more frequently indulged In. We have seen women of CO or 70 years of age who, having always been accrstonied to this mode of travel, would think nothing of walking that distance, but such endurance ls be coming more rare. Little Miss Mattie Pickett, of Clemson, is spending a while with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pickett. D. A. Perrltt. and son, Alfred W., attended Hie corn club meeting at Walhalla Saturday, and the latter spent Saturday night with hts cousin, I larry Cary. Mrs. Ida Corbin, of Walhalla, was in the community a short time Thurs day. The PM plis of Bounty Land school had an Easter egg hunt on Friday, willoh was greatly enjoyed. The Poplar school closed Friday. Miss Hlinplnger agreeably surprised her pu pi lp by giving them an egg hunt, which they heartily enjoyed. Miss Hunsingcr has been re-elected to teach a two months' term In the summer, which is evidence of her popularity in that community as teacher. Mrs. D. A. Whitaker, of Oakway, ls visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Gu ntharp. Mrs. W. N. Bruce, of Oakway, has been here for some days at the bed side of her mother, Mrs. H. E. Bag well. Mrs. Moore, of Shiloh, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Guntharp, Sn inlay. The box supper given last Friday pvenlng hy the ladles of the Presby terian Missionary and Aid Society of Richland, was a .brilliant, success, both financially and socially. The spacious parlor, hall and reception room wero thrown into one, and ere 8 o'clock the walls were resonant wi Mi the happy, gleeful voices of about 7i> guests, both young and old. During tho evening n delightful mu sical program waa tendered by Misses Marlon Coo, Pearl and Henri etta Venter ?and the Misses Ballenger, which was enjoyed by nil. The boxes were of various shapes and colors, being elaborately and tastilv decorated, while their contents show ed no less taste displayed In the won derful proficiency which our ladles have attained In the culinary art. The genial host served as auction eer, and the sum of $23.05 was re alized. After all had partaken an ample sufficiency. n number of boxes were Ulled with dainties and sent to the sick and aged of the community and to absent friends. We very much enjoyed having Rev. Mr. Wil cox with us. E. M. D, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Invariably bring relief to wo men suffering from chronic constjna tion, headache, biliousness, dizziness, sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by J. W. Boll, Walhalla; C. W. Wickliffe West Union. Farmer Killed; Wife Wounded. Milan, Ga., March 27. -News has reached here of a deplorable trag edy enacted In Dodge county, about three miles from this place, at an early hour Saturday night. Two neighbors, Rufe Miller and Ed Hart, became involved in a difficulty In the early part of the day, which, lt was thought, lind been amicably adjusted. It seems, however,' that Miller con tinued *o brood over his fancied wrongs and mounting his mule came to Milan and secured a box of cart ridges for his Winchester and re turned and opened fire on Hart, kill ing him instantly and fatally wound ing Mrs. Miller late In the night. Miller was arrested and carried to Eastman and placed In Jail. Medicines that aid nature aro nl vays most successful.. Chamberlain's lough Remedy nets on this plan. It oosens tho cough, rolioves tho lungs, >pons the s?cr?tions nnd aids nature n restoring tho systom to a healthy ondit lon. Sold by Seneca Pharmacy, Noneca; L. C. Martin, Clemson Col oge. MOWS FROM WESTMINSTER. The Eastertide Furnished Enjoyment foi* Many.-Ixical News., Westminster, March 29.-Special: Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Stone, of near Seneca, were spond-the-dny guests at the hume of Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Puekett Wednesday. Kev. Stone at tended the ministers' conference at this place. Frank Anderson, from Clinton Col lege, spent ihe Easter holidays hero with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Anderson. Ills classmate, J. Horton, of North Carolina, was his guest. Miss Thelma Watson, an attract ive young lady of Fair Play, visited Misses Anna and Pearle Mareil last week. On Monday, April 4th, the stores? of Westminster will dose at 6.30 p. m.. except on pay days and Satur days. Tills plan will continue until September. Mr. Bosswell, of Macon, Ca., is at T. M. Carter's while on business lu this State. Mrs. C. J, Mn Ikey and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M ttl key are at Easloy to-day attending the funeral of their niece, Mrs. Charley Allen, who died in Atlanta yesterday. Prank Shirley left Tuesday for California for a throe months' trip through the West. Mr. Thrice, of Rabiln county, Ceor gla, was In Westminster on business last week. Mrs. W. .1. Strlbllng entertained tho Royal Ambassadors Saturday af ternoon with an Easter egg hunt, as sisted by the junior Y. W. A.'s. The boys brought in an offering for homo missions. Three teachers of the Baptist Sun day school gave their pupils an Eas ter egg hunt, entertaining about a hundred boys and girls on Saturday afternoon. The teachers were Mrs. J, S. parter, Mrs. O, K. Breazeale and Mrs. Bettle Messer. Miss Pearle Marett has as her charming guest Miss Nettle Thomp son, of Brenan College. Belton Marett, accompanied by his friend, Mr. Perry, of Furnmn Univer sity, spent the boaster holidays boro with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Marett. Dr. J. W. Bell and R. C. Carter, of Walhalla, wore bore Monday. Mr. McClure, of Anderson, was here Oil professional business this week. Mrs. .lohn Moore, of Pendletdi.. visited at the home of her brother, T. D. Poo re, last week, Miss Vider Cliver, a handsome young lady of Oakway, was a recent, visitor to relatives here. Miss Winifred DIehl and Miss Lilla Martin, teachers in the graded school here, visited Miss Nan Forney, of An. derson. recently. C. 10. Gray and O. P. Puckett made? a buslnes strip to Central last week. Mrs. Messer entertained her pri- , mary Sunday School class with an Easter egg hunt on Saturday evening. There were about forty happy chil dren present. There will be conference at tho Baptist church Saturday morning. Misses Anna ami Pearle Marett en tert allied a few couples very delight fully Saturday evening at a "Forty two" party, in honor of their Easter guests, Misses Thompson and Wat son and Mr. Perry. After several progressive gapes, cream and cake were daintily served by the Misses Marett. Mrs. J. Fur man (Seer and son, .lames D., arrived yesterday to spend several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D'. Poore. We are pleas ed to know that Mr. Poore ls recov ering from his recent severe Illness. Kleiner Tannery, of Forman Uni versity, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Tannery. Mrs. Waite is visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. A. N. Cilreath. Mrs. B. R. Moss, of Walhalla, vis ited Mrs. T. C. Peden Saturday. Mrs. Florence Ballenger, of King's Mountain, ls visiting Miss Neille Nor ris. Mrs. O. K, Breazeale gave the tiny girls of her Sunday school class an Baster egg hunt Saturday evening. All had a delightful lime. S. -.nj.. 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