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BARGAIP NORMAN'S LC Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Crockery, Glassware, Tin\ - Every S Tho legulur communication of r?0L.~j?'tn]| B?UC Ridge Lodge, No. 9!i, A. F. M., will be hold next Kinlay evening, 1 Ith In stant, at 8.00 o'clock. Tho Craft is urged to attend. J. B. S. Dendy, W. M. W. O. White, Secretary. pr ? L OCA li AND PERSONAL. .i - Wanted- Clean vials at Nor man's Drug Store. -VV. D. .Moss ls spending several days in Greenville this week on busi-| ness. - Mrs. J. li. Hughs is visiting I friends in Anderson for several days| this woe -Dr. Thos. G. C. Fahnostock, den tist, will be In his ollice every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. -There will be a meeting of the Episcopal Guild on Thursday, Octo ber 13, at 4.30, at the home ol' the] Misses Reid. - John IO. Maxwell, of Anderson, j spent several days here visiting his] mother, Mrs. G. K. Maxwell, return ing to Anderson this morning. -.Biggest bargains in bowls and pitchers at Norman's. -There will be a call meeting of I the Civic League on Friday, October! I I, at 4.30, nt tho home of Miss May Dell. All members please attend. - Lowry & Holloway, Of Seneca, call attention this week to their new' and attractive linc of bats. Read what they bave to av and give them a call. -When you want tho host buggy on the market for the money buy a "Hughes" buggy from T. Y\. Alexan der, Walhalla. 23tf - Mrs. Vi rn i nia Reid, who has I been spending some time visiting] among relatives and friends in other States, returned to ber homo in West j Union last Monday, to the delight of*] ber many friends here. - Mrs. .1. K. Haine, of Kort Motto,] is spending some time at tho bonn1 of Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Harrison. She j is accompanied by her daughter, Miss May. Tiley have many friends here who are always glad to meet them. Kor Sale by .i. ii. 8. Dendy-A tarin of one hundred and Illly acres two and a half miles from Walhalla. Price. $2,500.00, Terms to suit pur chaser, ll -Mrs. Joanna Drown, of Transyl vania county. North Carolina, is on a visit to her son. W. M. Drown, and family. She will probably remain in Walhalla during the winter. She is receiving a warm welcome by the friends of tho family. Deputy Sheriff Jones and Revo-! nue Ofliccr Reid captured a small Illicit distillery nullit near Delmont school house one day lasi week. The still was in operation at thc time of] capture, hut the operatives beard ol'! tho coming of the officers and madel their escape. -Just received another car load of High Point buggies. Kvery ono sold under a personal guarantee. \V. M. Drown, Walhalla. -Tugaloo Tribun..: "Capt. A. II. Kllison is ahead in the com contest. Ile made Inn bushels and l l pounds] on one acre. WV learn that the total co. t of making this crop was only $20. lt will be remembered that Capt. Kllison was ahead in the oat conies; this year." Dean the announcement of the Anderson Real l?state and Investment Company, which appears on the sec ond pago Of this issue. They have some very attractive offers in Ibis annon meinen I. and il will pay yon lo attend their sale of lots and small farms in Walhalla nexl we. k. Shoes: no lutter place than Norman's slore. - In compliance with the State law in regard to protection of life in case of lire. M. D. Vernor has had lire escapes placed un the Walhalla Hotel. The building ls a largo one, three .-tories high, and the Stan- authori ties felt thal Cte stairways were in adequate to afford safe oxll from the building in case ol' lire. I '..'ll. I". ( ''Kelley, one of I he old - est citizens of the county, who lives near West Dnion, while attending some work about his premises, fell and received quite severe Injuries, ? rom which he ?ms . Ince hoon con lined to his home. Ile has numerous friends in the county who will regret to learn of his misfortune and hope for his earl*. roeo*i erv. - For Sale :.' Vt acres 'and on North Dread street. Walhalla. 300 yards from Court House; in high state of cultivation. Apply to F A. Lewis. 38-45 -Elsewhere in this Issue will be lound Hie proclamation of the Gov ernor in regard lo tho holding of an election in that part of Ocoiiee coun ty which it is proposed to cut off from Oconee county and n n ii ox to An derson county. This election w ill be holt) within ti..- torrltory proposed to be Cut off, and .ill qualified electors within that territory will be permit ted to vote on tlie question of annex ation, those favoring the annexation of tho territory to Anderson county voting "Yrs" and those opposed to the annexation voting "No." The proclamation is self-explanatory. -If von will try Kurf co's paint, you will bo convinced of Hs superi ority In looks and wearing qualities. Sold by Dan IC. Good, Walhalla. \ 3WER STORE Il^T^ TELL I Caps, Dry Goods, Notions, vare and Enamel, Etc.; Etc. aiu rd ay - --Save $2 (o $5 on a suit at Nor man's, Walhalla, --W. R. Craig lett Monday tor \t lanta, where he has resumed his stu dios In the Atlanta Dental College. - Dov. I), p. Dearden will preach at Dug Hollow school house on the fourth Sunday lu this month at ll o'clock. - Found, on Main street, Walhalla, bunch of keys. Can be had hy pay ing for advertisement and Identify ing property nt this oilice. - Mrs. .las. M. Moss left last week for Mount Pleasant, where she will spend some time as a guest ol' Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Bowen. - For style and quality lu millin ery, come in Friday, 14th, and Sat urday, 16th. Mrs. II. Y. Smith, at Dee Hive, Seneca, S. C. -For Sale by J. D. S. Dendy Tract of woodland, four miles from West Union, on Blue Ridge Railroad, containing one hundred and tlfty acres. Price, $1,500.00. 44 -"The Conditions of Effectual Prayer" ls the subject for the service at the Haptist church Thursday even ing. Members of the church are urged to bc. present and bring their Bibles. All are welcome. -Mrs. C. B. Oehmlg offers for sale this week her property fronting on Main street, and also the lot just to the rear of this, fronting on North Dread street. Soe advertisement elsewhere In this issue. -De sure you seo our millinery be fore buying. We have just received a new linc? ol' up-to-date shapes. See them Friday, I"4th, and Saturday, loth. Mrs. H. Y. Smith. Dee Hive, Seneca, S. C. - -Rev. A. K. Driggers is expected to return to Walhalla this afternoon from Atlanta, where he has been for a week. He accompanied Rev. Dr. Belk home and last Sunday occupied Iho pulpit of St. Mark's Methodist church, of which Dr. Deik is pastor. Nice Hue hats and caps chea]) at Norman's store. - Mrs. .1. F. Hopkins, of Seneca, and M s. .lohn Catlett, of Anderson, spent a short while in Walhalla last week as guosls ol' Mr. and Mrs. .lohn F. Craig, on Faculty Hil!. They have j many friends here who are always glad to see thom. - Rev. D. .1. Woodward, general evangelist ef Ibo Haptist State Mis sion Hoard, will assist, the pastor in a revival meeting at the Walhalla Baptist church, beginning Sunday morning, October 30th. The prayer services each week will he given lo preparation for the revival. -Special attention is directed to thc advertisement of I.. A. Tannery, ol' Westminster, which appears in this issue un tile sixth page. Dy an error of ours buttermilk toilet soap was quoted in this advertisement last week at three cakes for ."> cents, when it should have read three cakes for lu cents. Mr. Tannery is making i some very attractive? prices for his customers, and you will do well lo call and see him when in Westmin ster. -We are now ready to buy all the dogwood and persimmon shut tb; blocks which you can furnish us through the season. Cet specifica tions and prices. Southern Shuttle and Bobbin Company, Westminster, S. C. -rFrnnk ll. shirley, or Westmin ster, is spending (his week in Wnl I halla. This afternoon he will have completed the work of culling into small nai ls Hie Alexander property, consisting of 150 acres. This prop erty lies inst south ol' Walhalla, only ?a short distance from the corporate limits of thc town, and Is conven iently situated for small farms or lar?',c resjdeuce properties. The 150 acre.; will he eui into six trails, and Mr. Shirley will he glad io show I hem io prospective buyers oi Interested parties, ile will he in Walhalla the balance of litis week. Rober! M. Morgan, of Seneca, was ?n Walhalla with his daughter last friday and paid The Courier of fice a pleasant call. Though no one would suspect il. Mi-. Morgan inform ed us (hal he i; in his sixtieth year, md ii is a matter upon which he prides himself thai he has never been in conn upon business of his own. having never been sued and having never sued any one. Ho is one of (hose fortunato men who live "at peace willi man and all the world." Iii? is always a welcome visitor ai ihn oir?, e and has many friends ivie ?who are always glad io greet him. Nit.- line men's and boys' pants. Norma II'S si ore. . A. .i. Brock, of Newry, was a business visitor io Walhalla lasl Sat urday. Some months ago ne moved ?with his family lo Newry, where he holds a position with tho Courtenay Manufacturing Company. Ile re port.-, many improvement.: and thc ad dition of a large amount of new ma chinery al the Courtenay Mills, which I lie says are tho bosl in the country. . The Courtenay Manufacturing Com I pnny I? under ibo ? are of tho Courte nay "boys," who are worthy succes sors of their father, the late Capt. Wm. A. Courtenay, who, during his [hiller years, was recognized as one i ol' Hie foremost mill men ol' I he South. Capt. Wm. Ri Ches wei I is the aide "lieutenant" ai this mill, acting jin the capacity of superintendent, In which position Mr. Crock could not lind word- lo adequately express his high opinion of him. Mr, Cheswcll ls widely known as one of the best nilli men In the Slate, and has long 'been Identified with tho Courtenay Mills. - Hess stock powders nt Norman's| Drug Store. -See advertisement ol' executor's] sale of valuable farms. -See our special display of pat tern bats Friday, 14th, and Saturday,] 16th. .Mrs. if. Y. Smith, at Bee Hive, Seneca. S. C. -The many friends of Miss Daisy Strong will be pelased to know that! she is convalescing, after a t\vo| weeks' illness. --There will he preaching nt Old Pickens next Sunday at 3.?10 p. m. by Rev. M. lt. Kirkpatrick. Cordial Invitation is extended to all. -Tho Mountain Tulon Sluging Convention will meet with ?Klon .Meth odist church, two n les west of Wal halla, on the turill Sunday In October. All lovers of music aro cordially in vited to attend with song books and) well-filled baskets. -The singing Convention of 0co-| nee county will be held at Fairview church on tho fourth Sunday ia this I month. All churches are requested) to send delegates to this convention. Come and bring your books and help I us sing, as we want to make this the| best singing of the year. J. F. Morton, President. ---News of the death of C. Frank Cooke, of Pell City, Ala., was re ceived lu Walhalla last Monday. Mr. Cooks was stricken with typhoid fe ver several weeks ago, and after a loni teen-day illness died at lils home in Pell City last Sunday night. Ile was a young man of much promise, and though not well known In Wal halla hail numerous friends .herc, who had made his acquaintance dur ing several short visits. About two I years ago bo married Miss .lessie Farmer, ol' Walhalla, who, with one child, survives him. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Waite left Walhalla last Wed nesday to be at the bedside of Mr. Cooke in his illness. Mrs. Cooke bas the sympathy of many friends In Walhalla, ber old home, In ber be reavement. - lt will be gratifying to the friends ol' .lames M. Moss to learn that he has been made Dist riot Sil- ] perintendent for The Mutual Life In surance Company of New York. The business of the counties of Oconee, Pickens and Greenville will be under his direct supervision. For the past] year Mr. Moss has been soliciting! business for this company, and lilt record bas boen one of the best In the entire State, and his promotion is] a worth;, recognition of bis eiiergj and capacity for getting results. Tin Mutual Life is the oldest company in America and the strongest in tin world, and has more than sixteen thousand policy hoblers in this State The contracts ol' this company ar? very attractive, as the many policy holders in Oconee county will attest. Mr. Moss will si ill have headquarters! In Walhalla. -Mrs. .lohn Owens, of Pine Moun tain, Qa., died at ber home on Sep tember ?lb last after a short Illness, leaving her husband and seven chil dren to mourn ber death. Thc old est of the seven children ls but a few weeks over four years of ago. Mrs. Owens was a remarkable wo man in many respects, ber strength and robust health prior to her last illness being a characteristic that bad altraeted much attention. Though she bad been married but little more limn five years she had given birth lo seven children, all ol' whom are living. lier Hist two chi ld rem were twins, and each succeeding year brough! another child into the home,] giving 'he remarkable record of seven births in live years. Mrs Owens) had many friends in her community and was weil known in Ibis county, whore there are not a few who will learn of ber death willi sorrow. FJxceptlonnlly pleasant was last Friday afternoon when nearly all the members of the Finery Chili met with Mrs. C. 0. .laynes. In spite of the Inclement weather, the attend ance was large. After au hour of social intercourse, the hostess, as sisted by Mrs. Ceo. Seaborn, served a most delicious salad course, con sisting of chicken salad, sandwiches, crab apple pickles, potato chips, wa fers and iced tea with mint. Imme diately after this refreshing service .Mrs. .laynes, always a charming hostess, introduced a clever contest. Leaflets, with pencils attached, were; banded the guests with the request thai each seo how many words she could make from "Emory Club." Time was called in ten minutes, and il was found I hal Mrs. Ilerndon bad made the largest number. She was presented with the daintiest of band made handkerchiefs. Those enjoy ing this delightful occasion were: Mesdames Ilerndon. Darby, Ansel. Seaborn. Sleek, Sloan, Lucas and Boll, with Mrs. .lim Sit lon as visitor of the afternoon. * * * * * * * * * * * V * While this a gc ha .I* ^ one from all static .I* p ?f Farming has a A cti ** tion than any line O-i .jt, This age lias t?tig S -** a rooney crop, cai O *** for to keep up otu * t ?< system ?3 the onh .I* (\) ? ?# grain, and thai it .fi H ^ v< out fertilizer. .j. ?> g" We have placed ?j? K r Famous Farmers 1 . "P a the light two J cti ** norse size, |V??J ** which arc **" made up with I* ?tf ?* thc many im O .jt portant ?ea l t? turcs* I "I* Oj Wc arc going to ?I? KS? ?* reasonable margi ?.I* farmers. Let us .I* vantages it has, ! * * * * * * * * * * * 4 -Putnam's and 'Diamond dyes nt Norman's Drug store. -Now ?3 tho time to use improv ed tarni implements. Head now ad vertisement of the Matheson Hard ware Co.. Westminster, and think about this matter. You eau get your wants supplied at tills popular store. -The many friends of Wade II. Burley will regret to learn that he ls quite III al the home of his mother, Mrs. W. W. Hurley, near Walhalla, having suffered a mild attack ol' ty phoid fever. We hope Ilia' he may soon be .completely restored to health and resume lils duties at the store of C. W. Pitchford, where he has for several years been one of the most valued salesmen. - II. C. Busch has recently erect ed If. front of bis residence on Main street quite a unique and substantial rustic concrete coping. The COphlg ls made of smalt pieces of Hint rock set in cement in such a manner as to give a very artistic appearance and at the same tillie serve as a substantial retaining wall. It is one ol' the pret tiest pieces of coping in town. A hexagon (lie walk bas also been laid in front of the premises. His place bas been otherwise improved to a marked degree during the past twelve months. -lt will not be long now until the new road between Walhalla and Westminster will be completed. The iron bridges are hoing erected and the plans for the abutments and ap proaches are ready for the contrac tors. The lumber is being gotten ready and will be laid down shortly, 'ready for the work, itad lt not been for the failure of the bridge people to get tin? bridges on time the work would now he complete. When everything is complete this will bc one ot ibo best si retches of road lu the upper part of the State. -Opening of pattern hats on Fri day and Saturoay of this week and each Friday and Saturday during month of October. Please exam ine and compare our styles and prices. Two stores-West Fud, and rear of "Fair," Fast Fad, Seneca, S. C. U. P. Cochran. -There will he a mass meeting of all citizens interested in the consoli dation of the two schools in High Falls District, No. 36, and Ibo Wolf Stake school at New Hope church on Thursday, October 201 li, at t o'clock in the afternoon. This meeting is In accordance with the suggestion of our State school authorities to con solidate and build a good graded school In the reach of all children in the two districts. Superintendent of Education W. C. Hughs will he pres ent to discuss the matter with the people, so all Interested, both women and men, are urged to come out for a full conference. -The finishing touches are being put on the work of placing handsome memorial windows in St. John's Lu theran church. The work is being done hy K. '.\ Kaufman and II. C. Dusch under the supervision of Pas tor T. H. Kpting, who is an expert in all work of that kind requiring extra finish and neatness combined with substantially. The effect of these new windows in thc interior of the church is remarkable, giving a hand some appearance to the whole. There are ten ol' Hie memorial windows, the being placed on either side of the building. Those on the east side have as the general design at the top the coat of arms of Martin l.uther, a coin, bina (ion of Ibo heart, the cross and the full blown rose, circled hy a ring. On the west the design is that ol' the cross and crown. The coloring is del icate and so artistically arranged and blended as lo give a soft, mellow light over the entire church. Theten windows contain memorials to some ol' the pastors of the (burch and to a few of the older families that have been connected with it during the long years that have intervened since its organization. The old church has been greatly (hanged in the last few years, and everything about the building presents to even the most casual observer at a glance the air of progress and activity in the congre gation. Under the leadership of Kev. Mr. Kpting the church bas done much work, not only in Improvement of the church building, but in the support of tlie general church institutions and local congregational work. On the whole St. John's church is to be con gratulated upon Hie evidences dis played of renewed acth itv along all lille;:. The piensan I purgative effect ex perienced by all who use Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the healthy condition of the body and mind which they create makes one feel joyful. Sold by Hr. .1. W. hell. Walhalla. C. W. Wick liffe, West Union. * -I? * * * * * * * * * * i^e Age * s been termed a progressive ^points, the progressiveness * ittractcd a more wide atlen- ?j, of business. "?. ht us well that Cotton, while ^ mot bc relied upon entirely, . % soil v/e must rotate. >rovcn that the open furrow / successful wa/ of sowing does not pay to sow with- 4* * in stock just a few of thc ?I? >' Favorite Grain Drills, in ?j. sell these Drills at a very * in, within the reach of all * show you thc many ad- ?j? ? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?|? mea FAIL I<_&UMIH17 BKCEIVI?. NEW, EXCLUSIVE SHAPES AM) SHAHES--BECOMING, HE FIXED LINES-ABSOLUTELY CORRECT STYLE-THE FINEST OF FELT. IX THESE ll ATS YOI' ALSO GET TH E WEATHERPROOF FEA Tl HE, WHICH COMES FROM Til E CHAVE XI '.TT IX ( ? PROCESS. YOI' CA X GET Til IS EXCLUSIVE WEATHER INSURANCE OMA IX MALLORY II ATS. THIS TREATMENT DOES Nt'T CHANGE THE TEXTURE OR APPEARANCE OF THE MA TERIA H AT ALL-SIMPLY MAKES IT WEATH ERPROOF. THAT IS WHY MALLORY HATS STAY NEW. ALT, T^H'AT ITO?J TL?iwm m A HAT Sl?, $2.50, SS, $3.50 AND Sf. STYLE BOOKLET OX REQUEST. PROMPT ATTENTION TO MA I li ORDERS. LOWRY AN? HOLLOWAY, Your Chance To Buy Good Building Lots. I HAYE BOUGHT THE WILBURN ALEXANDER PLACE NEAR THE WALHALLA COTTON MI LL. OX WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 1 AM GOING TO SURVEY AXT) OUT UP THE PROPERTY INTO CONVENIENT LOTS. AXY OXE WISHING A X Y FO THE LOTS O lt ALL OF THE PROPERTY' SHOULD BER ME. IF DESIRED WILL CI T THE PROPER TY TO SPIT PURCHASER. PRICES AXD TERMS REASONABLE. WATCH OCT FOR AD. NEXT WEEK. Frank H. Shirley, REAL ESTATE DEALER WESTMINSTER, S. C. Why Pay High Prices GHK&Pti] for Sewing Machines when you can get thc very best Stand ard Machine from us at a Reasonable price -Cash or Credit. Carter Hardware Co? "WALiHALitiA, ?. O. lt