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Cheap and Goo< You Buy at NC I AMS AT 1? CENTS, (JALU'OH IO CENTS, BUCK WU EAT KM) CENTS. A A MCI'! LINE SHOES AND CLOTH I NO CHEA AAAA HfM4 **** ***f f LOCAL AND PERSONAL. A ? .?!? . ?*J??|*?J? ?J. ?J. ?J? ?J. ?J? ?J? ?J??J??J-??|? ?J. ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? - For sale-A mule. C. Melchert. -Miss May Fant attended the cotillion at Clemson Friday night. -Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jaynes and Rev. A. E. Drlggers arc spending a few days at Hu? home ol' Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bussell, at Russell's, S. C. --Married, at the home of the offi ciating minister, Rev. .1. il. ('lark, Miss Lillie Maxwell and ?ra Phillips, both of Westminster. -Just received another car load of High Point buggies. Every one sold under a personal guarantee. W. M. Brown, Walhalla. - ('has. A. Nix, the new proprietor and manager of the OeoilOo Inn, Sen eca, wants large lots of chickens ?md e?gs. ('all on him. - Rev. W. C. Seaborn will preach the funeral services ol' Thomas Kel ley at Now Hope on the fifth Sun day. May 29th, at ll o'clock a. m. - Rev. F. II. Pressley will preach at Welcome Wesleyan church next Sunday morning at i i o'clock, and at I o'clock in the afternoon. Bub lie cordially Invited. -Capt. Otto Lewis, of Columbia, \isited in Walhalla last week. Capt. Lewis is a prominent young railroad man, and his friends here are al ways pleased to see him, -No. 2 timothy hay, $1.2"? per 100 pounds. C. W. & J. E. Bauk tllght, Walhalla. - I will preach Mrs. Moore's fune ral at Friendship church on the ."'tb Sunday in this month at I I o'clock a. m., and at Fairview al I o'clock p. m. The public is respectfully In vited to attend. Coke D. Mann. - Major Wm. J. Stribling, Master W. (). White and Mayor Ceo. L. Wil son made ti business trip to Atlanta last week. While In that ?itv Major Stribling purchased a large Mitchell louring car. - Rev. li. R. Doyle lett yesterday for Asheville, X. C.. where he will bi- in attendance upon the Ceneral Conference of the M. E. Church, South. Ile will be away from home about ten days. - At a Bargain-5,OOO yards val and Torch?ll lace al from 3 to ."?c. yard at Walhalla Bargain house. 20 On last Friday afternoon Miss Marni.' Harrison entertained the Mill ville school children at ber bonn? on Faculty lilli. Groups ol' boys and girls played merry games on the lawn for two hours or more, after which refreshments were served. All bud a good time. ?Wm. I1' Tin liing, of Charleston, is spending a few days at the home ol' his aunt. Mrs. Bertha Klaren, West Main itt root. Ile is an employ?e ol' the Baggot! Printing Company, ot' that < ity. He has been in bad health Tor several months, and is in the in omi tains recuperating. Mrs. 1). M. Hunt, who has been spending the winter al Mountain Best with her mot ber. Mrs. Brown, and among other relatives, passed through Walhalla yesterday on her way to her home at Belgrade, Mont. Mrs. Hunt has many friends here and in HH> upper section ol' OcotlOC who regret her departure. - Dr. Thos. 0. C. Fahnestock, den Hst, will be lu his olflco every Tues- ? day, Thursday and Saturday. -John Hastie left yesterday for bis old home in Philadelphia, where lu- will remain for sonic time. Ile bad been a valued employe,, ot' tho I let rick Hosiery Mills for some months, and his departure from Wal halla is regretted by the wide circle I <>i' friends li?1 won during bis stay I hero, and who would gladly welcome bim back to our midst. Mrs. C. X. Gignllllal died at ber i boine al Marietta. Ga., last Thursday i afternoon, at tho advanced age of 'JO years. She was the mother of C. W. Clgnilllat, of Seneca, and a most highly esteemed lady. For years ?ho bad been a freq non I visitor to ber son al Seneca, and bad won a par ticularly warm affect ion from tho peo ple of our sister town. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of many f fiends. Protena cow feed. $2 per sack. C. W. & J. li. Hauknlgbt. Anderson Mall, nth: "We do not know whether J. M. Moss, of Wal halla, wants to be Secretary of Slate ..; not, but we do know thai a better i man could liol bo lound tor the j place. And If ho decides lo run ho will make a good race. Ho is affa ble and energetic, and be will win many votes outside of bis own Imme diate section, where be will gol all ibo votes. Being his friend, wo will not advise him io run, bul If he does run we will support him, to tho limit." .-If you will try Hurlee's paint you will be convinced of Its superior ity in looks and wearing qualities. Sold by Dan E. Good. NORMAN'S C THE OLD I EVERYTHING FRESH AND UP WE CAN SUPPLY. ALL HEADQUARTERS FOR d Living When IRMAN'S Store XI.\ PKACIIKS AM) A 1*1*1.KS UH I CUNTS, BK.ST CO F KL H ?20 OK I) HY ({OOHS, NOTIONS, I?. --Wanted--Scrap iron and bono. Walhalla Bargain House. -The Finery Circle will meet with .Mrs. C. (J. Jaynes Tuesday afternoon, April Utli. -Born, unto Mr. ?md Mrs. F. C. Bischoff, In Midway, on Thursday, M ?iy 6th, a son. -Mrs. .1. A. Steck returned last Sunday from Atlanta, where she n!l(l spent two months. .-Quito a number of our young folks enjoyed a pleasant dame at Pitchfork's Hall last evening. -.-Miss Helen Beard spent a few j days at Pendleton the past week as the guest ol' Miss Aneska Hunter. -Host (dipped white oats-per fectly clean-7be. per b shel. C. W. & J. 10. Bauknight. -I). A. and C. .1. Mtllkey, of West minster. weii> among friends in Wal halla for a short while last Friday. -C. L. Reid and daughter. Miss Annie, aro visiting among relatives at Pendleton and Denver this week. - Kev. M. IL Kirkpatrick, of Sen eca, will preach at Old Picketts Pres byterian church next Sunday. May 15th, at i o'clock p. m. Cordial Invi tation to all. -Miss Adelene Schroder, of Char leston, is spending this week here as the guest of her aunt, Miss Andrea Schroder, in West Fud. She has immy friends here who are pleased to meet her again. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Strother, of Perry, (?a.. are visiting at the home of Capt. and Mrs. H. C. Strother in West Union. They have hosts of friends hero who are always delight ed lo welcome them to our midst. - If you are not strong enough to sew all day with your sewing ma chine, try the ball bearing White or New Homo. Sold by D. S. Abbott, Walhalla, S. C. IG-tf - From this time on thei'u will he Sunday school at st. John's Episcopal church every Sunday morning at ld o'clock. Mrs. II. ll. Legare has boon chosen as superintendent and Miss Roxie Reid secretary and treasurer. -Tho Walhalla Camp, Woodmen of ibo World, have decided to have a picnic on .lune Uh. All Woodmen in Oconce county and their families are invited to attend. Several speeches and a band of music will ?ilford entertainment for all. Our Westminster correspondent last week stated that Prof. Harry Hughs, of Walhalla, took part in the ball game at. that place recently. This was a mistake, which We gladly correct. Tho player was Henry Hughs, of Richland. W. C. Barker, of Bethlehem, passed through Walhalla last Wed- ! nesday afternoon leading a line pair ! of mule colts-twins, about a year old. They ar,? splendidly formed lit-; tie animals and bid fair to make a ! valuable leam. Mr. Parker bas al ready refused several good offers for j them, and ho says they are not foi-: sale. -The base ball boys have mel with very good success in their efforts io raise funds with which to purchase uniforms. They still lack about $14, however, of having enough money to pay for the uniforms ?md are looking for friends to come up and finish tho I funds. If you haven't contributed, do so. .1. X. Badger has consented lo a< t as manager for the leam, ?ind he will bi? ably assisted by John Hum phries and Chas. F. Hot rick. The game scheduled for last Saturday was unavoidably postponed owing to bad weather. -Checkerboard Chick Feed - makes chicks grow and ?MUS $2.50 per sack. C. W. & J. F. Bauk night, Walhalla. Co!. Robert A. Thompson has returned from a pleasant trip to Co lumbia, where be attended a meet ing of the trustees of the Confede rate Home, called for the purpose of investigating the charges of misman agement lodged against the com mandant of the home. These com plaints were lodged mainly against Commandant Starling by one of the inmates of the home by the name of Davis, though two .Ubers had joined willi bini. Davis recently slabbed Commandant Starling, inflicting a bad wound. After a thorough Inves tigation of Hie charges ?md -?i affairs generally at the home, the commis sion sent a lotter to Governor Ansel exhonerntlng Mr. starling of tho charges of mismanagement, etc., which they found lo bo Qntlrol> groundless. Al tho inquiry as to conditions at the home each of the inmates test ?Heil thal 1)0 was well cared for. Thc members of i he board ol' trustees ol' thc Confederate Home rec?is,, no compensation for their services, which are given to the Slate and lo tho inmates of Ibis iu si I ttl t ion through purely patriotic motives. Col. Thompson. Ocoucc's representative on this board, was "one of tho boys" in tho sixties, and he has an abiding Interest in tho men who fought with bim for Ih0 "Cause that was Lost.-' ?RUG STORE RELIABLE. TC DA TE. VOl'H WANTS. POST CARDS AND NOVKLT1KS. -H, A. Rogers, of Charlotte, ls here for a week or ten days on busi ness with the Hetrlck Hosiery Mill. -Miss Sallie Williams ls spending n week or ten days visiting relatives at Helton. - Walhalla and Westminster hase hall teams will play on the latter's diamond next Saturday afternoon, the game to he called al I o'clock. - Mrs. W. L. Veiner is in Atlanta for a few days, having gone over to take Master Joseph Norton for treatment hy a specialist. -Jesse c. Neville, s L. Verner. .1. I-:. Bnukllight and 1). A. Smith are spending a few days on Whitewater angling for the speckled beauties. W. lt. Knox, of Anderson, arriv ed in Walhalla yesterday and spent to-day visiting his mother, .Mrs. M. A. Knox, and brother, Whit Knox, of High Kails. -Two more candidates are an nounced this week--.1. Bennett Hill, who is out fer re-election a County Commissioner, and Will .1. Schroder for re-election as County Treasurer. - Mr. and Mrs. S. Maxwell Sloan, ol' Greenville, spent Sunday and Mon day here as guests of Ur. and Mrs. lt. F. Sloan. Mr. Sloan is one ol' the State cotton mill inspectors. --Handsome line of wash coat suits-all colors- ready for my cus tomers on Monday. May Kith. Call and see them. All trimmed hats and shapes at reduced prices. Mrs. R. Cnllaway, Walhalla. - -The ladies of Hie Civic Improve ment Association are having (lie trees, hitching posts and the tele phone poks of the Oconee Telephone Company along Main street white washed. -Miss Sue Maxwell and Samuel Maxwell will leave to-morrow morn ing for Charleston, where they will visit their sister, Mrs. li. M. Cud worth. Miss Maxwell will spend thc summer in Charleston. - Miss Estelle Badger is ?mito ii at the home ol' her parents. Mr. ant Mrs. .). N. Badger, on Faculty Hill She ls suffering from an attack ol pneumonia. The many friends of th? family hope for her early recovery. -The new two-story residence o C. A. Norman, on College street. Cac lllty Hill, is nearing completion, am it will soon he ready for occupancy When completed it will be quite ? handsome addition to this resident*? portion of Walhalla. -The many friends ol' Mrs. C Terhune and daughter, Miss Anna are delighted to welcome them ti Walhalla again. They arrived Mon day evening and aro guests at th Walhalla Hotel. They will be her for some lime. - Rev. .lohn C. Law, 1). I)., wil preach at the Walhalla Methodis church next Sunday morning at 1 o'clock and in the evening at Si.:t? The pastor. Rev. A. Iv DriggCl'S, wil be absent from town attending th General Conference of the Methodis church, now in session at Ashevtlh A cordial invitation is extended to al to attend and participate in both sei vices next Sunday. -On Wednesday ol' last week Mr: Leroy, after a lingering illness, d'e at her home in the Return section c Oconee. Sile was the widow of Mar ley Leroy, who died only a fe' mouths ago. Mrs. Leroy was aboil :'.."> years ol' age, and leaves two ama children to mourn her death. Motor her marriage to Mr. Leroy she was Miss Addis. Funeral services wei conducted at Return Thursday at o'clock in tho afternoon hy Rev. .1. I Stone, after which tho remains wei interred by the side ol' her basham There are many friends who sympt tlllse with tho bereaved ones in the sorrow. - - Last Thursday evening, at til home ol' Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hutch son. of West Cition, a few friends an relatives witnessed a very interestiu event when Miss Stella linnea, < VVesl Union, and T. .1. McPherson, < Abbeville, were happily married. Re .1. A. Bond, of the Baptist churcl performed the ceremony. The luid is a granddaughter of Mrs. w. I Hodd and has many friends to wis ber ever} happiness. Mr. McPhe son is an engineer on the Southe] railway, and is the father of Mr Hutchison, at whose home the cer loony was performed. We join wit many others in extending j;oc wishes for Mr. and Mrs. McPhorso The.v will reside al Abbeville. --Geo. M. McKee, who resides ne; town, was called lo Iva. Anders? county, last Monday by telegram ai nouncing th?' death ol' his brothe .1 R. o. McKee, which occurred sm denly al lils home at thai place. I was stricken with a severe attack) pleurisy and lived only two day Mr. McKee had many relatives ai friends in this county who will leal of his death with sorrow. Ile was Confed?ralo soldier, having servi four veals in the ranks of Orr's rei mont. II?- was a devon; and cousis eui member of th,? Baptist church,) honest, honorable and upright ma Ile was a fanner by occupation. I leaves numerous relatives in Ocon an(| Anderson counties, to whom I sympathy ol' many friends is c tended. On April 27th, al the residen ot Kev. C. I). Mann, in West l ui?: a marriage in which numero friends <n the contracting parties w be deeply Interested, was solomiil/.i The bride was Miss Lula Dickson, Westminster, and the groom Rev. W. Creighton, of Creen wood. M Creighton I? a young woman of mn flue finalities of head and heart, a Kev . Mr, Creighton ls to be cougrai lated upon winnini; her for his wi During the past several years M Dickson taught tho West Uni school, and made hosts of frlen both anion/, the patrons of t school and Hie citizens Of West I ion and Walhalla, who will join in wishing for her every happln in the journey through life. R Mr, Creighton ls editor of tho Chi lian Appeal, published at fl rd wood, and is an able preacher well as writer. Rev. and Mrs. Croll ton left Immediately aflor tho co mony for Greenwood, where il will make their home in the fut ii Congratulations and b?-st wishes. -Clover Leaf fancy patent flour, $6.35 per barrel. C. W. & J. E. Bauknight, Walhalla. -Thc "Bloomer Girls," of Balti more, will "cross bats" with the Seneca-Rtchland ball team al Seneca this afternoon at I o'clock. Tho "Bloomers" beal tho Helton boys Monday afternoon. A good game ls anticipated this afternoon. - Mrs .1. T. Howers and daughter, Mary Frances, of Ninety-Six. and I Mrs. Mary Fennell, Of Seneca, are ?visiting at t'ne home of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Hughs, near town. Mrs. How ers ls a sister of Mrs. Hughs and Mrs. J Fennell is her mother. I -Hansom Hunt and Ezekiel Phil lips, of Double Springs, were in Wal halla yesterday for a short while. They were on their way to Belgrade, Mont., where they will spend a month visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Hunt and among other relatives. -.1. II. Kenney has been quito ill for some time at the home of T. .1. Todd in Walhalla. Mr. Bentley's condition is improved somewhat, I but he is still confined to his room. Ills friends hope for bis early resto ration to heall h. -There will be preaching next Sunday morning at 1 I o'clock at Lit tle River Baptist church, and church conference! will be held Saturday be fore al 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon. Business of importance will come before the conference and all mem bers are urged to attend. -The following young people from adjoining towns were present at thc dance at Pltehford's Hall last night: Miss Ila Bennien. Oak way; Misset Lynn Vernor. Emily Dendy, Marbi Dendy, and Messrs. Ed. and Charlot 'Vernor. Richland; ll. A. Rogers Charlotte; .1. E. Civil. Anderson. I -We have boen unable to secure direct information as lo the presen condition of Rev. J. C. Yongue, for , mer Methodist pastor here, now o Pickens. The latest reports Iron him. however, were more favorabh than this lime last week, and hope: aro entertained for his recovery. Till: will he good news lo his hosts o Oconee friends. 1 -C. H. Chastaln has opened upi new store In the room recently va outed hy B. S. Look, corner Mail and Katherine streets, whore he wil ho pleased to receive his customer and serve them bette: than he wa able to do at his old stand. Ile wil continue to keep a stock of grocerie al his old stand, where Mrs. Cha. tail will bo in charge. .-Frank Smith. 211 years of agc committed suicide at Liberty, Ricken county, last Wednesday afternoon a his room by strangulation, using si rand of "rope" which he made b combining several cravats. Ho wa a son of J. H. Smith, al one tim president of the Liberty Cotton Milli No direct cause other than despond erny is assigned for his act. liewa a 1 lt Oil graduate of Davidson (N. C. College. ?-Homer Mann, ol' Newln rue. > C.. is spending a few weeks her with his paernts, Rev. and Mrs. C. 1 Mann, and among his numoroii friends. He will go from hero Hi latter part of May to Columbi; where he will locate .lune 1st. Fi some time he has been represent!!! the Metropolitan Life? Insurance Co and his business in Columbia wi be insurance, but he will be Identifie with other than his old company. -On Wednesday of last wee Deputy Marshal W. F. Orr and A. ' Reid cut down one of tho largest i licit distilleries found recently by ll officers. lt was located on Devil Fork creek, in the northeast corm of Oconee. An SU-gallon still, cn and worm were cut up and 1,500 ga lons of oeer destroyed. The still, ca and w< rm were brought to Walha! for sh patent. No arrests were mad - On Tuesday of last week the Ell ery Club spent a happy afternoc with Mrs. E. L. Herndon al her hon in Midway. The beautiful parlor wi decorated with roses, the largest ai loveliest of (he season's variet Soon after the guests arrived woi bags and needlework appeared, ai while dainty stitches were bell taken many good ideas in sewii were exchanged. A tempting sab course, with Ice tea. was attractive served to Hie loiiowlug: Mesdam .1. B. S. Dendy. .1. R. Hughes. C. i .1 nynes, .1. W. Bell, George Soabor .1. II. Darby, B. F. Sloan, C. W. Bau night and Sidney Adams. The ho was late when the members of tl interesting club badi' their charniii hosie, s good-bye. Policeman Hero Dies. Philadelphia, May 0.-Policemi William Weiss is dead here frc injuries received in saving three ch dren from death, under the hoofs the horses in a chariot race bi Thursday night at a circus perfon ance. Tlie chariots, drawn by four hos each, were rounding the turn in tin- home stretch when the childn thinking the performance OM started to run across the track. T throngs of spectators looked on breathless horror. Weiss ran front ot' the aproarhing chariot a tossed the children hack to safe but was himself st rin k by the lo pole ol' a charlot and knocked um Iii. horses' hoofs. Chamberlain's Stomach and Ll' Tablets will clear the sour stoma sweeten the breath and create healthy appetite. They promote I flow ol' gastric juice, thereby Ind lng good digestion. Sold by Som Pharmacy; L. C. Martin, Clem! College. Fuller Acquitted of Murder. Greenville, May !l Alter remain ou! but two broils the jury hear thc case of the State against .lc Fuller, chained with tin.- murder .1. E. Liddell, a real estate man, Christmas Evo, returned a ven ol' not guilty al ;> o'clock tO-nlf Tin- evidence submitted by the St was purely circumstantial, and 1 1er practically proved an alibi as wbei'O lie was at the Hine of Hm ni der. fl _rn f I f f 1 * UMe Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator C MORE THAN ANOTHER THAT WITH OAHU IT IS THEIR KE IF THEKE IS ONE THING A PERSON SHOULD CHOOSE FR Kl EKATOR. YOUR HEALTH IS, TO A (IOU TA IN EXTENT, DEPENDENT UPON IT, FOU IN IT IS PLACED POR KEEPING TINO POOD YOI EAT. YOUD REFRIGERATOR MI ST PRESERVE. THE LEONARD CLEA NA OLK IS THE ?EST HY ACTUAL TES'I1. IT HAS SEVEN WALLS, A PERFECT CIRCULATION, ENAMELED LINED. Seneca Hardware Company. .f. Be the Envied Man Among Good Dressers Deep Down in your heart you have al ways coveted real custom tailored clothes. -every mail has. That envy nec<l no lunger remain ungratified in you. Thc famous Royal Tailors ol' New York and Chicago will build you a suit or overcoat to tit your every body measure. The cost will he no greater than even the price of tho commonest ready-mndes. Por $20, $25 and $80-and oven as low as $ 10.R0 wc are delivering th?' very utmost in mudc-to-incnsuro gar ments, with tho famous Royal glllir? antee card attached. C. H. HUMPHRIES. **** ****** ****************** Ph CULTIVATORS! WE ARIO TOLD THAT CULTIVATION IS FERTILIZA TION. WHILE ROTH SHOULD RE DONE, CULTIVATION IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE SPREADING OF MANURE OR FERTILIZER. CULTIVATION IS DRINK AS WELL AS FOOD FOR Tl 110 GROWING CROPS. FREQUENT CULTI VATION IS NECESSARY, AND MODERN TOOLS ARIO INDIS PENSABLE. WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR VARIED LINES. WE CAN FIT MOST ANY CONDITION OF GROUND OR CROP. I Carter Hardware Co., S I,ooo Cup to Farmers. Columbia, May 0.-Commissioner Watson has received a letter from tho treasurer of the Judd publica tions to thc effect that the company will ?Ive a $1.000 trophy cup In the Corn Exposition contest to be held boro next winter. The American Agriculturist is the paper to give the cup. Tho cup will be given each year, it. is stated. Other publications may offer cups. The Corn Exposition will be among four States. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cures Cohl?, Croup ami Whooping Cough. Ought to Ito Good Meat, Charleston, May IO.-The dispen sary constables captured yesterday three barrels of half pints and 50 quarts of whiskey, hidden among a lot of meat in the market. lt was an unusual place for the contraband to be stored, but. lt fell Into Hie bauds of Chief Bateman's men. The constables si iso captured about 50 gallons of liquor at a farm house in the suburbs of the city yes terday afternoon, making aboul 100 gallons which the froce has picked up in two days. 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