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?J??!? ??? ?J. ?J?*J<?J??J??J??J? ?J??J**J?????I? . ??!. 'S**}* LOCAL AND PERSONAL. *?? ??T? "I" Y - Put your nnmo on the club roll to-day! To-morrow is the last day you can enroll. -C. ll. Miller, Esq., returned lo Walhalla yesterday after an absence Ol two weeks. - Mrs. I?. H. White, Of Atlanta, spent hts! Thursday lu Walhalla as a guest of Mrs. J. A. Steck. - Kieppe Mehrtens, of Charles ton, is visiting his cousins, Kieppe and Dick Uletnann. - For Sale Good mule: just in prime. Apply to J. IL I,yies. Moun tain Kest, s. C. 34 - Byrd & Cromer, of Seneca, have lots Of seed oats for sale. Read their advertisement in this issn?'. L. 0. White, of Danville, Va., ls spending this week here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. White, and among his many friends. -George Morton, of North Augus ta. S. C., spent last week here visit ing his parents and among oilier rel atives. tiring me. your chickens, eggs and butter for cash or trade. J. C. Rochester, Walhalla. -Jesse Hays, of Charleston, ls visiting his mother, Mrs. George W. Hays, and family. Jesse has many friends In and around Walhalla. Mis* Lila Darby returned to her home at Port Motie last Saturday, after having spent some weeks here at ? lu? home of Mr. and Mrs. I. II. I larrisou. - Mrs. J. C. Burton and little daughter, of Anderson, are spending some Hmo In Walhalla, stopping al the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Busch. -Read the new advertisement of the Seneca Hardware Company in this issue. They have many things that will meei ?he need., of almost ever j body. - Dr. Thos. G. C. Fahnestock, den tist, will be in his oluee every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. J. li Conley, who spent several days here last week with a view to locating in Oconee, left this week for A rica usas, where tiley expect to make their home. To-morrow is the tasl day for placing your name on the club roll. He puro von do this. H ts not nec essary to havo a registration cort id eate io voie in either of the ap proaching elections, Let everybody turn out next 'Tuesday and vote for 1 lie men of their chol ie. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Cobb, of Hei ser, spent several day? ill and nour Walhalla visiting ul ibo homo of Mr. end Mrs. M. Ablion and other rela tives. They have rel urned lo theil home, going lo Clayton, Ga., and tuber place-, on a pleasure nip en rou t e. -Just received anet her car load of I Huh Point buggies. Every om sold under a personal guarantee, W. M. Brown, Walhalla. Mrs. I i. W Pieper and twi grandchildren, ol Charleston, art in Walhalla visiting among theil many friends for several week:; They are stopping al the home ol Mrs. Hertha Klaren. Mrs. Pieper U pleasantly remembered here, havini for many years resided In Walhalla Mrs. w. M. Brown and three M< tie daughters, Myrtle, Ruth am Grace, aro spending n mouth w t! Miv. Brown's parents al Itosinan, \ c. During their vLh to I (osman however, tho*, are enjoying man} pleasure trips lo point- of luleros in tho mountains of North Carolina in t he Sapphire count ry. - Mrs. F. C. W. Suhrste.lt, o Charleston, is spending severn weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs John Keummeror, near town. sh? is accompanied hy her th oe boys Masters Irwin Haul and F ll/,. Tho; have many friends in ami near Wa! halla who are deligl-re . io m?-e ? hem. - Farm for Rent or Sale-Th rei milos from Oakway, noar church school, rural route, and on pilbil? road: ?O ?eros in cultivation; goo? dwellings, barn and line water. Fo terms address "Owner," Walhalla S. C., ? are Keoweo Courier. 31-31 'Tvso candidalos are anuouncei ns withdrawn from tho race in I ht ronni y this week I'?'v. Coke 11 Mann for Congress, and .1. Kennel Hill for County Commissioner. Th? managers of election will ho glvei Instructions lo tho effect thal m votes cast for these gentlemen tvll he counted, Voters will govert i hoinsolv os accordingly. The third rpinrtcrly oonforone of Ibo Wnlhalln-Sonooa charge. Moth odisi church, will ho hold al th church at Seneca next Sunday aftei noon ai I.MO o'clock. Presiding El der A. J. Cauthcn, of Anderson, wi preach nt tho regular service in th morning, and il ls probable thal h will also preach al the evening sei v leo. n ls desired i hat all the oil dals of the uvo churches ho presen Thh meeting ls a very importan one. -For Sale-Homo place of lat Col, J. s. Newman, In Walhalla ideal location, good house ami on buildings; land in high stat?1 of cu thallon; truck and vegetable ga den; splendid fruit and v ineyaiv For information, terms, etc., callo or write J. D. Vernor, Walhalla. Al a congregational meeting ; tho Methodist church last Sunday was decided Dial the pro! rac tefl se v Ices io h.- hold In i hat chu reh t h fall will be commenced on Sunda tho 2."?lh of September, al the reg? lar serv ?ce on t hat date. Rev. M Deik, of (he Methodist church of A lauta, will reach Walhalla oil tl 2<>th, mid Will take ?barge of ll H.ling Immediately aftor his arr val. Thc meeting will continue tint the first Sunday in October, and i n morning service during I hal daytl new church will b?> dedicated, bas not been definitely decided wh tber the meeting will continue b youd thal ?late. - If you will try Kurfco's pah you will bc convinced of Its suporto 1 ty In looks and wearing qunlitlc Sold by Dan IO. Good. -Ppr Suie--A mul?, cheap. C. Melchert, Walhalla. 37* - Hov. A. E. Drlggere has return oil from a visit to relativos and friends in tho lower part of tho State. - Mrs. w. \v. Robinson, of An derson, is visiting her sister, .Mrs. N. L. Kant. - Mrs. .). W. Davis and children aro visiting relatives at Toccoa and Lavenia, (?a. - Misses Mary and Louisa Hierro, ol' West Union, are visiting their sis ter. Mrs. J. A. Galbreath, near High Pails. Lost -Day ol' campaign me? Mm? at Walhalla, an umbreln; let tel * H" cut on end oi' handle. Finder will leave at Fourier olllce. Head advertisement of Wade H. Howell, Rlakcly, tia. He ls of orlllg South Qcorgln lands at reason able prices. Mrs. L. M Murphy and children, of Anderson, are visiting at the homo of tho former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I), lshell. near town. - Mrs. c. F. Clarkson and chil dren have returned lo i nion after a pleasant visit to the former's mother. Mrs. Mary \. Ansel. - -For Sale-Fine milch cow with young calf. Apply to J. D. (shell, Walhalla. 35* Fred. Klaren, of Charleston, ls 111 Walhalla for ten days with friends. He has many friends here who are always glad to welcome him to Wal halla". J. J. Norton spent several days here last week with his sons at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L, Vernor. Ile will he located ni Pacolel (luring the coming cotton season. -J. C. Knox. West Union, has the I only llrst-class machine in upper Ooo. nee foi re-tiring with rubber. Ile uses only the best material, and guarant"es his work. Call on him. Walter Kehloff, of Charleston, j came up on the excursion last Wed nesday and will spend ten days here among friends. Ile is stopping ai \ the home of Mrs. .1. ll. Klaren, j -Lost- Retwoen Westminster and Poplar Springs church, last Tues day, banu bag. containing a purse, which contained between si! and ?7. Return to Henry Lewis and gel re ward. Fred Hrnndt, Ol' San Francises. ?California, has sent mic dollar to lite ladies of i he Monument Association. This thoughtfulness on the part of ibis friend across the continent ls j groat ly appreciated. l 'on nd Sn ni of money. < )w nor i ? an gol same by paying for this no tice and describing property. Miss May I las ne. of Pori Motto, is visiting al tho home of her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. I. H. Harri son, ou Faculty .iii!. She has many friends her. who are glad IO wel come her back lo Walhalla. Alex. ,1, Donald, of Charleston, . ls spending the summer in Walhalla, 'slopping ?it the home of Mr. and ! Mrs. .las. M. Moss. Ho is quite well ; known here, basing spent several summers In Walhalla among friends. Ness Home- and Whiles - 21 In all. Will Walhalla let me haul all these Uno sowing machines to Sen eca? i think not, alter you hear my reduced prices. Saturday, August 27th. List day at i bis sale. I). S. Abbott, elias. J, Thompson, of Char lotto, arrived in Walhalla Mondas morning and will spend some lime hero willi lils father. Col. Robert A, I Thompson, and with other relut Ives, Ile has many friends here who are ? al w as s pleased to meei bini. Hov. J. H. Traine! will preach at Oconoo Station school house tho fourth Sundas- evening al I o'clock. There will also be a singing at the same place. KSverybody invited. Tho meeting at High Falls will begin Fri day night before the lirsl Sundas. - When you want the best buggy on the market for the money buya "Hughes" buggs- from T. KS. Alexan der, Walhalla. 23tf Misses Marion and Mas Stein moyor and Perrine Roberts, of Char leston, are visiting al tho home ol' Mr. and Mrs. .las. T. Wilson, They aro pleasantly remembered here by mans friends. Hies basing visited here on former occasions. Charlie Thompson's many friends in Walhalla arc glad to see him al his old home again. Ho al iased from California Monday morn ing and svill sp..nd some Hmo here with lils sister, Miss Lillie Thomp son. Mr. Thompson has been spend ing some Hmo in California for the benoit! ol his health. The mans Walhalla friends ol' I), S. Abholt svill regret to learn that ho will lease soon for Seneca, whore ho svill open business for Hie sale of musical instruments, otc. Mr. Ab bot I svill HOI . boss cs Ol*, close bis business here, which ss i 11 be con ducted by his hon her. who has hoon associated ssiih him for some Hine. I >on'i forget t ho .-ale at Roches ter's starts August 26th. All goods less than cost. J. C. Ito. best er. Walhalla. The ladies ol' tho Monument As sociation aro requested to meei al 1 the lion.f Mrs. .1. \V. Hollonian Oll Fridas afternoon al I o'clock. All members are requested t<> bo pre sent, as business of importance will be brought before tho members. There I? only a small balance due and it ls hoped bj Ibo end ol' ibis month thal enough contributions ss ill be soul In to cancel Hie debt. The Oconoo monument compares very favorably willi oiler monuments ? which eosl two riv I h roe limes tho moues-. I. W. Sholor, District Deputy (?ranil Chancellor for thc sib Pyth ian District, embracing the counties ' of Oconoo, Plckcns timi Croom Mle, ' Wade C. Hughs. Dr. .1. W. Roll and D. A. Smith, Of Walhalla Lodge. \o. 1 <!7, K. of P., returned Ins! night from Kinsley, where they ai tended ' the district mooting of these counties. They brought back the good news thal tho district meeting had nccept ed the Invitation Of Walhalla Lodge to meet next in Walhalla. The Knights here are anticipating tho . pleasure of ell t ci I a i ti i ti g a large dele gation at the next session of tho bod v. -Joseph MeConnnughoy, of Mor ganton, N. c., is in Walhalla for a short visit to friends. ' - Miss Gertrude Smith returned Monday from a pleasant visit to rel- '? attvos and friends in Anderson coun ty. - Rev. c. s. Blackburn will preach lu tho W'o.-t . Cn ion Baptist church | Friday night ni the usual hour. Pub lic invited to attend. - -Lost - --Bet ween Seneca and Pop lar Springs church, ono dress coat. Reward if returned to J. H. Lee, j Poplar Springs, s. C. Rev. C M. Lyda closed a pro tract? d meeting at Clearmont church last Sunday, Ten wore added lo Un church lt is said to have been the hes) mooting ever hold at Clearmont. .Miss Hilda Cappelmann, ol' Charleston, is visiting al tho home of her anni. .Mrs. II. H. Schroder. Sin has many friends hero who are pleas ed lo meet her again. Miss .Marie Bui-klein, of Char leston, i* visiting ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Burklein, near Wal halla. She will be here for two weeks, to the delight of her many friends. - Mrs. Sophia Ritter and the Misses Wanner, of Oklahoma, who have hern visiting hero for several weeks, nd urned last Friday from a pleasant trip in the mountains of this State and Non h Carolina. Dr. Chas. W. Gentry, of Green ville, spent n short while here this week with tho family of Mrs. S. P. Dendy. Ile came over to accompany home his family, who had been spending several days with Mrs. Dendy. - .Miss Ruth Ford, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .lohn F. Craig for several weeks, re turns to-day to her home at Knox ville. Tenn. She has made many friends here during ?her visit, who regret her dopa ri ll re. -Sheriff \V. M. Kay last Wednes day took to North Carolina the negro Goodlet!, who was wanted in thal Stale for the murder of his wife. Mr. Kay was assured hy the authorities Gmt tho nemo he took over was Hie one wauled, and thal lhere was no question thal he will he hanged for his crime. I have purchased tin' slock ot goods from .1. W. Lee ami am going to close out lilllie hy January isl CM I, and io dc? so will sell all goods, at or below cost. So if von want a bargain en11 at my store aflor Fri day. August 2(>tll. and you sure can gei. it. Bring me your chickens, eggs and hinter. J. C. Rochester. Walhalla. One ai' the most pleasant gath erings of the season was Mic meet ing of Mn' Paul Hoyne Circle on Hie afternoon of Tuesday, August I (Uh. at the hone- nf Mrs. J. A. Sleek. Tho guests wore received hy Mrs. Steck. Mrs. Lockwood and Miss Carrie Perry in the spacious hallway, where Miss Gertrude Blemann presided at the inincli howl. They were then ushered imo the parlor, which was prettily decorated with cut Mowers. A short Im s i n ess meeting was held and an Interesting program consist ing of road lugs hy Mrs. Steck and Mrs. J. W. Bell, was enjoyed. After the meeting had adjourned the hostess handed card- with "Paul Mayne Circle" written across them and the guests were to form as many words, in fifteen minutes, as they could from the letters contained in. Paul Mayne Circle. Miss Alice Strong succeeded in making the larg es! number, and won the prize, a pretty enameled heit huckle. Miss Brunson won a dainty embroidered hoe handkerchief for the second prize. Delicious ice cream ami cake was served hy the hostess, assisted by Miss Gertrude Biemnnn. Mem bers Ol' tile circle pre-cut Were: Mesdames M I,. Herndon, J. W. Bell. J. ll. Darby, J. A. Ansel. Sidney Adams. C. M. Ansel, Misses Ruth Walker. Daisy and Alice strong and Janie Neville. Visitors present. Mrs. A. c. Shanklhi. Mrs. Men. Blumner, Mrs. S. A. Dock wood. Miss Carrie Perry, Miss Toccon Neville, Miss Susie Brimson, Miss Cora Strong. Mrs. ( !. P. Clarkson aud Mrs. D M. McAllster. Notes fl'OIII Neville. Neville. Aug. 22. Special: The school ai this place is progressing nicely under the management of Miss Olive Bolt, of A 1*1 orso ll. Miss Vorhin White and sister, Miss Prances, ol' Belton, are visiting their uncle, j. \V. Abbott, and family. Miss Bciiha Doll is visiting in this community, Mrs. M. A White has returned to her home in Anderson after spending ?wo months with , relatives and friends in this HOC!ion. Mrs. Blanche Lawrence and little daughter. Mildred, of Seneca, have been visiting her fat her, B. F. Douthit, and family. Protracted services vv??? begin at Rocky Knoll Baptist church on tho fourth Sunday in this month. Spe cial invitation is extended to all io attend those service's. Mis. Laura Murphy und children, of Anderson, are visiting her par ents. Mr. :iud Mrs. J. I). I, bell. Becky Knoll and /.ion Sunday schools will picnic al the tunnel next Saturday, the 27th. In buying a cough medicine, don't ho afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There Is no danger from ll, and relief ls sure to follow. Especially recommended for coughs, colds and whooping (tough. Sold by L. (!. Martin, Clemson College; Sen eca Pharmacy, Docs ?Ot CI* *n*?r?o.cll?MitH of , Sulphur. Destroy* gem (allin).! hair. Cures i Glycerin. Soothing, heal Quiiiin. A stro'.ij tonic, a Sodium Chlorid. Cleans! Capsicum. Increase? nd Sngo. Stimulant, ionic. I Alcohol. Stimulant, antis Show Ibis formula to your doctor. Ask Ask him ii lie thinks Aycr's Hair Vigor, i ration you could usc for falling bair, or f _J. e. Avm COM NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER. Sud Death of Little Child--Two KmU neut Divines. Westminster, Aug. 2:5.-Special: Dr. ami Mrs. F c. McConnell, of Waco. Texas, spent several days hei'0 recently visiting relatives. Dr. Mc Connell preached to n large congre gation Sunday morning at the Bap list church. We were all truly glad to hoar Cds eminent divine. Mrs. J. O. B. Haley. Misses Ven ire and Eleanor Haley and ErvIn Haley have returned from a visit to ( ! rocill lile Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Marett, of Atlanta, were with Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Anderson Munda.. They made tho trip In their hands, mo touring ear. Prof. M. C. Harton !.. visiting his family here at W. J. Strtbling's. Ile has returned from a two months' stay at Hattie Creek. Mich. George Hull, Hoy Brea/eale, Gro ver and Otto Heathers are visiting relatives hero this week. Mrs. O. K. A. Poore, Of Helton, visited her mother, Mrs. Clarissa Dickson, last week. Miss Hattie Norris, of Roanoke, Va., is visiting her mother, Mrs. El len Norris. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cross and Jul ian Cross are visting relatives at Hlawassce, Ga. Mrs. H. H. Mitchell ls visiting her parents at Cross Hill. Hoheit Mareil, of Fair Play, vis ited his brother, G. W. Marett, this week. Misses Hula and Ada Cleland, of Madison, visited In Westminster Sat urday. Rev. J. H. Avers, of Mount Airy, Ga., ls holding a series of meetings at the First Bnptist church. Miss Loutrclle Mizo, of Commerce, Ga., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. P. Keese. L. D. Sodding and Miss Maltiel len, of Helena, Ga., visited relatives here this week. Glenn Mitchell and Ed. Woolbrtght are visiting in Anderson this week. Dr. s. v. Jameson, of Mercer Uni versity, returned from a business trip to New York and visited his wife here the week-end. Ile preach ed to Ids old charge at Westminster Baptist church, that being Iiis first pastorate. Dr. Sanders and son, ol' Anderson, ire visiting M. A. Terrell. Invitations have been issued to an it bonn' at Miss Hila Heeder's in honor of M Hs M i/o. Miss Pearle Smithson, of Ander son, is visiting Mis. Smithson here. News of ibo death of John Allen Terrell, only son of Mr. ami Mrs. II. C. Terrell, brings sorrow to those who had known and loved the little fellow during (he eight years of his sweet vouiig life. Our hearts go out in sympathy to the bereaved ones in their grief. The funeral services weil, conducted bj Rev. E. H. Laven der Tuesday afternoon at I o'clock. Messrs. John. Moses and Conway Terrell, of Al'anta, were bert-, hav ing bei n called on account of the illness of the deceased, who was theil" nephew. 'Tie- Baptists were honored Sun day bj having two noted Baptist di vines with them. Hr. E. c. McCon nell, of Waco, 'Texas, pastor of El rsl Baptist church, preached at tho Sun day'morning service. His theme was the good old Baptist doctrine. "Sov ereignty of Cod and free agency of man." Dr. S. V. Jameson, LL. I)., pre.?dent of Mercer University, for mer pastor of tliis church, ami a de voted worker in Beaverdam Associa tion, preached a very Impressive ser mon in tlc evening, his theme being "Lest I mar mine own inheritance." His words were for I he ed i heat ion of I he you ll ti peuple and made a. deep i m pres.-ion. Mrs. Crate, of Greenwood, is vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hick son. Among those who went lo 'Tallulah Falls on the excursion Friday were: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Met ?ce, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mason, Misses Mary Anderson, Daisy Foster, Valera Waite, Messrs. Frank and William Anderson, Oscar Pitts, Louis Smithson, J. II. Hudson, H. o. Harrison, Cars Mareil, A. H. Duke, Marshall Mason, J. T. Knox, I I hiv id McClannhan. J. R. Orr bas returned from a several weeks' business trip al Cor dele. Ca. Miss Lucile Zimmerman is visiting in Pendleton ibis week. Mrs. L. A. Klmscy, Mrs. Isalnd Cof fey and Miss Cenia Kinisey, of Mount Airy. Ca., were with Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Terrell during the serious ill ness of their son, John Allen. Miss Agnes Orr lias returned from a visit lo relatives at Anderson. C. II. and T. S. Miller went lo Rome, (?a., on business Ibis week. Mrs. Milton Ellis, of Honoil Path, is visiting lier brother. J. W. McGee. Mis Pearle Brown, of Greenville, visited Miss Minnie Trnylor here for j ten days recently. I M Hs Sm- Haley has returned from a month's visit to relatives at Lavo nln and Poyston. Mrs. Lucy Burris, of Richland, vis. Hod Miss Rosa McDonald las! week. Mrs. S. W. Dickson is visiting her mother, Mrs. Woolbrlgllt, ol' Town v Hie. A. Zimmerman was in Atlanta last Friday. Little Lessie Earle, of Walhalla, visited Edna England Tuesday. J. R. Earle was in our town -tills week. Mrs. W. .1. Sodding. Miss Crace Jameson and Frank Strihling Misses Christine and Nella Jameson camped at Seneca river, mar Mrs J. E. Barton's, last week. <"'*.i--~-U~?--. ?DMiiniim-iiviw-mnimna L>fior the Heikr \y*ir'n Moir Vigor i? Mint cai .c dandruff and k asiles and eruptions of scalp. lng. Pood lo the hair-bulbs, intlscpllc, stimulant. lift, quiets irritation of scalp. Ivlty of glands. )omestic remedy of lilith merit. cpllc. Waler. Perfume, him if lhere is a single injurious ingredient, j is made from this formula, is thc best pit pa- ? 6r dandruff. Let him decide. He know.-.? PANT. Lowell, _hx*. ? W. P. N imitions, Seneca, S. C., Is malting specially low prices for the next SO days on the following merchandise: Cane Mills, Evaporators, Furnaces. Buggies, Harness and Surreys. One car Mitchell Wagons. One car Iron liing Stoves. Two cars Sash, Doors and Blinds. I can save you IO to 20 per cent on Doors and Sash below manufac teurs' prices, as these goods were bought before the advance. Clothing, Dress Goods. We are now receiving a big lot of brand new Clothing--newest and latest patterns and styles for Fall and Winter. A. full and complete stocK of Dress Goods, Shoes, Hats and Caps. L Hardware, Tinware, Etc. A full and complete stocK Tinware, Hardware, Paints, and Oils. Lime and Cement. Dynamite at lowest prices. Do not fail to examine our stocK and get our prices on what you may need. We will sell you better goods for less money. We pay the highest market price for Cotton and Cotton Seed. W. P. NIMMONS, SENECA, SO. CA. I I .1* 4* -I? -I* .fr -I* <fr *l* .!? ?I? .!? v *b ?I- *h -I* ?I- ?I* -I- ?I* 'I* ?I* * .fr * * * Mill and Machinery Supplies. In preparing for fall work, why send off for al] this material when weean furnish same right at home? You get it promptly and at as cheap price, Rubber Belting, Gandy Belting, Leather Belt ing, Rubber Hose, Cotton Hose. Injectors, Ejectors, Lubricators, Steam Gauges, Water Gauges, Cocks, Standard and Jenkins, Valves ynd Piping. Roofing, Vulcanite, V Crimp, Cortright Shingles. Roofing Paints, Linseed Oil and Turpentine. Lubricating Oils of all descriptions. Seneca Hardware Company. .fr .fr .fr SIONIOCA, S. C. * .1. * * * * * * * * * * * + 4? * * * .fr .!* * 4 I H Hot Weather Requisites. Ice Cream Freezers, Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Enamel Kettles, Base Ball Goods, Ford Automobiles, Etc, Carter Hardware Co.,