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NORMAN _ Still in Business a ? Better Barjai S You get more for you Y more Up-to-Date Goods tha I? Dry Goods, Notions, I J Tin, Glass and Crockery [X. Millinery and Fancy 1 ?I* F. li * Tho regular Communication of r??ncr???| Blue Ridge Lodgo, No. 92, A. F. M., will be held next Friday ovenlng, I ?Uh ln s mit, at ?S o'clock. Tho Craft lt urged to attend. J. B. s. Dendy, W. M. W. O. White, Secretary. .t..r..;..r.,,T. ?f.?*.????'.?;? ?J* ?I? ?J? ?2- ?J .M? -M# +\. LOCAL ANT) PERSONA!* JU ?M? .WI* ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? t-J. ?J? ?J . ?J? ?J? ?JJ ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ? J? . J< ?J? -Twenty pounds granulated sugar tor .> i at Carter & Co. s. -Mrs. Wm. A. Mellick returned last week I'rom a pleasant visit to rel atives at Philadelphia, where she had .spent some weeks. -Mr. and Mrs. .lohn M. Knox, of Anderson, spent several days in and around Walhalla last week visiting relatives and friends. Will sell, al auction, al my home. Friday, January 13 th, farm tools and lol other things. M. L. Jones. Walha la. S. C.. Ponte No. I. - All members ol' West I nion Bap tist church are urgently requested to attend a conference ai the church next Sunday morning al I 1 o'clock. - John Kuemmerer lofl last week for Clemson, where lie will spend six weeks taking the special ?ourse of fered by Clemson College In cotton grading, ?Me. -Or. Thoa. G. C. Fahnestock, den tist, will bc In his office every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. -There will ho serviros at Wolf Slake church next Sunday morning ai l I o'clock i>y Kev. \icholson. Sun day school al I" a. m. Public cor dially invited. We are requested lo give notice thal the Paul Mayne Circle will bold Its Ural meeting of tho now club year at tho homo of Mrs. J. ll. S. Pendy next Tuesday afternoon at I o'clock. Wanted Information as lo iii w hereabouts ol' Mattie Murphree and William Gillespie. Address J. T. Collins, Walhalla, S. C. -Miss Johanna Spincko left last week for Charleston, where she will spend some months, she bas num erous friends here who will gladly welcome ber to Walhalla 'm ber re turn in the summer, - Wi? are requested lo announce thal lhere will bo divine services at Ibo Mill Village church on the fourth Sunday in this month, the services lo ho conducted by Rev, J F, Mason. A cordial invitation ls extended io all. -For Sale-Will sell or trade ai Cabinet. Grand Piano (Stuyvesant ma ko. i An excellent Instrument,, in lirsi class condition. Mrs. F. C. Bischoff, Midway. 1-2* -Lasi Wednesday F. A. H. Schro der killed i he largest porker we have beard ol' Ibis season, li weighed gross G$0 pounds, and netted ">7~ po.iuds. The animal vvos d',ccu moni hs old and w as a Berkshlre O. I. C. cross. Mis-. I leh n li. ard is spending this week ni Tamassee willi relatives. Her uncle. Mayne G. Jones, has been iinile sick for some time, but his many friends here Mid elsewhere throughout Ibo county will be pleas ed lo learn i hal he ls I in prov lng. In order to reduce their stock within the next ten days varier ,\> Co. are seiiin- everything al extrenio l> low prices. The firm will make a change in Its business, and the goods mUSl go. regardless ol' price. - Soo Fowler Bros. for bargains. Wo have them to offci every day, hui beginning nexl Saturday morn ing am continuing for ten days we will on. , greater inducements than you can find anywhere else. Be sure to see us. Fowler Pros. Walhalla. Misses Bessie McLeod and Mar guerite BrenneckO, Ol' Anderson, aro spending this week in Walhalla visit ing relatives and friends. The for mer is visiting al the home of John F. Craig, the latter at the home of her moi her. Mrs. Fannie Brenneike. -llavo those old lines run and nico plat made ol' your farm and save future trouble. Von are thc man I mean. W. M. Fennell, Sur veyor. Walhalla, R. F. I). No. i. Thc home of K. V Clark, of I lie Ililli Falls section of Oconee, was de stroyed by lire last Saturday night1 a bon I H o'clock, the fire having origi nated from a defectivo flue. Mr. .Clark's los i ? about $ 150. Ho was insured with Mic Farmers' Mutual In. surnnce Association of Oconeo, hui the amount of insurance carried oil the property could aol bo learned. I SPECIAL ANN I NORMAN'S - E * T W ALM A l l ?t? We a rp constantly adding to on .1. sary flriigs and Chemicals, nm .'." Mon and care to the V COMPOUNDING OF PIIVSK JU Our lino of Patent Medicines, T ?|? is complete, fresh mid of (he be? ?j. We solicit your kimi patroling? .T? Respectfully, t Q.A.Norman ?j? I**!*'!* *I* *I* ?!* *1* *I* 'I* . J* ?I4 *I* ?I? .!* *I* COMPANY t tlie Same M ns than Ever. r money and Fresher and n anywhere. Shoes. Pants. Hats, Caps. i Goods of all kinds T ;. 11 AUK I SON, M ANA ti Hit. Ij! ?J? ?J. ?J. ?J? ? J? ?J . ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J. -Overcoats at below-cost prices tit Cartel- <fc Co.'s. -Mrs. Clias. 1<\ ll et rick and chil dren rot tu ned to Walhalla last Sat urday, after having spent some weeks with relatives at Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Mellick returned last week, several days prior to tho re turn of his family. - Attention is directed to the ad vert iseineiit of fowler ll ros., which appears this weed; oil ?be eighth page. 'They will inaugurale a spe cial sme next Saturday, the I Uh, to last ten days. Call ?ind see them and get some ol' the bargains that they will offer. Thoroughbred Poland China boar. Those desiring good stock s.ill do well lo see L. II. Uinirodt. Walhalla. S. C. - The circulating library (under I tho management of the Paul Mayne Circle) will not bo open to-morrow, I ow ing to circumstances thal could I not be foreseen, l-loroafler the li-j bra ry will bc located ni the store of i C. A. Norman, and library hours will he arranged definitely to accommo date patrons next week, ll. T. Crciishnw, of Walhalla, calls attention to a special sale thal ! ho will inaugurate next Saturday. I His store is located next door to the' Carter Hardware Company, where he will be pleased to welcome Iiis friends , and customers. His sale will last; until his customers have lakes ad vantage of ail the special bargains he has to offer. Call and see him. -The 3->car-old child ol' Mr. and 1 Mrs. liarle Collins, of the Salem sec-1 ? Mon, was buried yesterday al tho Salem cemetery. The unfortunate j child was so severely burned hy an 1 accident several weeks ago that all . efforts to save thc little fellow were to no avail. Th?' bereaved parents have the sympathy of many friends in t hoir sorrow. - Public Sale-I will sell, to the highes) bidder, at my old home place, : at Conneross, on Monday. January I 23, i '.i I I , at o'clock a. m.. lot ol' fod-1 der, hay and corn: also buggy, wagons, harness and farming tools. ! ll will pay all to attend this sale. .1. f. W. Stelling, near Conneross. | - Mrs Anna Otherson, who has re sided 111 Walhalla for several years, loH several weeks ago for New Voiic, where she will probably make her home permanently. Her daughter. Miss Meta Otherson, left last week to .icon her motlier. They have many' friends here who regret their tlopar-1 lure. .Miss Otherson for some time1 last had held a position in tlc Wal halla central olllco of the Oconce Tele- 1 phone Company, and the excellent service rendered by lier in that ca pacity had made her exceedingly pop ular with the patrons of the com pany. Mrs. Crank ll. Carter loft rester day for Sparlanburg, where she will; spend some time with her parents.: Mr. and Mis. W. 11. Hester. Alto, a \isit to relatives in Spnrtanburg Mrs. Carter will go to points in Georgia before he:- return home. Sin? has been quite unwell for some tim.-.and friends hope with ber family that her extended Hip will restore her to per-; feet hea lib. lin ri n g her ah joneo ; Misses Winnie and Roble Carter arel visiting at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. ! Carter. They have numerous friends here who are pleased to welcome t hem to our midst. for Sab- 200 acres of land. 2 good dwellings, J tenant houses; line location for store; in Whetstone Val ley. Land Hos weil, with IO acres splendid creek bot loni, in high state of cultivation, dice right; terms reasonable. Apply to l. W. Henry, Whetstone, s. c. :.-.",* The people of Walhalla are glad to know that Kev. c. s. Black burn, of Seneca, bas been called to servo the Walhalla Baptist church as pastor during tho present year. Kev. .Mr. Blackburn will devote half I his time lo the church here, services I to he held regularly on alternate j Sundays of each month, the 2d and! lib. Mr. Blackburn is well known to the peoplo ol' the county as ono of the ablest ministers ol' the Baptist denomination, and he has ri delved the most cordial welcome lo the work' here. His new work herc was begun last Sunday and his next ser Vico will be on the ?J2d. Oin Days The Walhalla (?in Company will gin cotton for their pa trons on friday and Saturday. Janu ary Kith and I Ith. (?et your cotton ready and haul il early on those days. Ali will be given prompt service. Hiing your scrap colton. Walhalla ein Company. .',2-2 :..?..?..;..?..?..?..?..?..?..?..?.....?..?..?..?..?..?..?. OUNCEMKNT, $ )RUG - STORE. ? .A, s. C. ir stock nil the best and noces 1 will give more especial attCU> :TAVS KKKSCKIPHONS. .I? ol Iel Articles and Slaney Hoods -1 to be had. i!i assuring you our appr?ciation, ? Licensed and Registered Pharmacist of Many Years' * Kv|>ciicncc.T [* *I* *!* *Ij *!* *!. . ?I* ?I* ?I? %. . I* ?I* ??* ?J? *\* *,* ?J? ?I* -Paints, roofing, guttering, etc. Soo D. E. Good, Walhalla. -M. 0. Long, Earp, ls ou n pro fessional visit to Plckens this week. -Sheriff W. M. Kay. W. E. Sea horn and H. P.. Hollomatl left this morning for (Jreenvllle to look after "The Merry Widow." --Georgia R?chet plow stocks, 7 5e. and Circle foot plow stocks, S5c, at Carter Hardware Co.'s. --Last Friday Keveline Ollleors Orr and Reid made a raid in the Cherry Hill section. They destroyed a copper still, live fermentera and about 300 gallons of beer. The par ties operating tho still made their es calio. - Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Strotherand daughter. Miss Eloise, will leave the latter part of the week for Augusta, Ga., where they will spend some lime among relatives and friends, lt is (tuite probable that they will also visit Florida points before their re turn. - If you have ar old sewing ma chine thal you want repaired or adjusted at a reasonable price by a man who has had 20 years experi ence in machine factory, phone til. -At the municipal election held yesterday seven voies were cast. Or, J. W. Holl and W. L. Vernor wen nominated. The former received 5 and the latter I votes. The election was held for the purpose of tilling two vacancies >n tho Town Council caused by tho resignation of W. T. Maxwell ami D. H. Howland, -Keller Rios. Shows will give two performances In Walhalla Tues day, January 17, consisting of train ed dogs, ponies, bucking donkies, trapees, contortion,' wire-walking juggling, tumbling and clowns. Re lined, moral and instructive. Admis sion: Children, 15c; adults. 2."ic, Two performances, at 2 and S p. m. -The General Assembly is in ses sion at Columbia, having convened yesterday for the regular forty-da} session. Senator Marie and Represen tatives John 13. Harris and Frank M Cary, of (boneo, were oil hand nt th< opening of the session. Miss Anui< Reid is this year occupying a posh tlon in the engrossing department and Harry Karlo is the house lettet ca rtier. -The Coonee Collin and Caske' Company, C. H. Morton, manager calls attention to tho fact that the} are prepared to meei the needs o the public in their line. Their plan ls located in Midway, on the property Of the I let rick Hosiery Mills. Se? announcement elsewhere and cnll ot them when the need conies for any thing in their line. They promisi good sorvtcc and reasonable prices t< customers, We direct attention this weel to the announcement of Lowry ,v Holloway, of Seneca, which will Ix found oil the fifth page of Ibis issue This enterprising firm is making ; special offer that should attrait al those who wish to take advantage o real bargains. 'l'hoir special sah will begin next Saturday mornlllj and will continuo for thirteen days Resides the great bargains they wil pul out for their customers then arc numerous other inducements of feled in the way of special prizes Read everj word of their nnonuncc nient and give them a call. Reinem her that tho sale begins next Satur day and \.ill last only thirteen days Now i;, the time to buy you farming Implements cheap nt Carte Hardware Co.'s. At tho hot mooting of tho Coen ty Commissioners, held Friday last weet/, tt e retiring Commission eiv.. Messrs J. II. Alien and J. ll Hill, turned over thc reins of ollie to their successors', Messrs W. R Hunt and Jesse H. Smith. Supervi sor X. Phillips, of course, holds ove two more years, having been electo two years ago for a four-year term The county's condition was found li le In satisfactory condition so fara present matters aro concerned though tho county ls still feeding th heavy expenses necessarily Incurrei several years ago hy reason of th floods, which did damage In th county to the extern of thousands o dollars. .lames Seaborn was re elected as clerk of Ihe hoard. Last Thursday a new flrn launched itself into Ibo business ell ties of Walhalla. The m embers 0 the firm are Otto Schumacher, Jr and Goo, I). Schumacher, ho;h Wal halla young men. and both we! and favorably known. They wer both engaged iii tho store of A. I Crisp prior to his soiling of Iiis bus! ness to Pitchford & Held. The Sehu machet" brothers aro tining busines under the name of the Cash Grocer Company ami are localed on Mai street, in the old post ellice building under the Masonic Temple. They ar deserving young mon, and we b< speak for thom a liberal share of th patronage of the Walhalla public fl well as from tho surrounding con munlty. As thc name of tho nc firm ind?cales, they will give the! attention principally to the grocer I rade. Several Walhalla citizens wei in Seneca yesterday on business, a tending tho annual meeting of the d recto rs of the Seneca bank. Dr. 1 C. Doyle was re-elected president t the bank and J. W. Shclor vice prei Ident. Tho directors chosen were ? follows: B. C. Doyle. F. S. Holb man, Dr. J. S. Sodding, J. J. Rallei ger. Marshal S Stribling. J W. Sheh p ' fart, Seaborn. This mooting wt held in the morning, and thc Wa halla , citizens interested returned i the afternoon to attend tho moetln Of tho directors of the Rank of Wa lialla. J, D. Vernor was re-elecU president of thal inst itu I ion; W. I Vernor, cnshlor, and S. L. Vernor, a sistant cashier. Directors wei chosen as follows: J. ii. Vernor, G. Daw, W. L, Vernor. J. W. Sholo Dr. J. W. Wickliffe, C. R. D. Run and Dr. J. W. Boll. Moth of the: hanks hale had an unusually pro perons year and euler tho new ye; under ver\ Mattering circumstance Oeoneo has unquestionable hankh facilillos that any county could 1 proud of. In addition to the tv banks mentioned above there are Tl Citizens* Hi uk at Seneca, tho Wes minster and the OcOnoo Rank, Wes minster, and tho Knlorprise Ran Walhalla. All are well officered ai doing a thriving business. eginning Saturday /Horning, DAYS January 14th. 10 DAYS iggest Bargains Ever Given All Dry Goods and Notions at 50 Cents on the Dollar. One lot 50c, Work Shirts going at 39c; also a Good Work Shirt, 26c. One lot $1.00 Dress Shirts at 58c. A few Red Wool Blankets, \ 1-4, at $2,19 per pair. One lot All-Wool Filling Pants going at 89c. Lot of Cotton Blankets, 1 1-4, at 98c. per pair. Men's White Handkerchiefs, 10c, size, 4c. 500 yards Dress Goods, the 50 and 75c. Goods, at 25c. yard. Calico at 5c. the yard. A lot of 10c. Ginghams at 8c* 50c, Suspenders at 26c. Men's 10c, Hose at 6c, Ladies' Hose, 25c. kind, at \2c, Coats' Spool Cotton, 6 Spools for 25c, A LOT OF SHOES Going in this sale at a sacrifice, also GROCERIES and everything carried in a first class store. One lot Knitting and Crochet Cotton (J. P. Coats) at lc. Spool. Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, etc., at close prices. Glassware, Chinaware and Tinware at your own prices. A big lot of 7-inch Plates, Good White Ware, at 25c. set of six Plates, A few Men's and Boys' Hats at very low prices. If You Miss this Sale You Lose Money. -The Carter Hardware Co. is con ducting a removal sale. Special pri?es cm guns, farming implements,1 etc. Kverything at a sacrifico, - Attention is directed to the an nouncements of the Carter Hardware Company and Carter & Co. in this issue. Owing to a chango Of busi ness which contemplates the consoli dation of the two concerns, the Car ter Hardware Company has inaugu rated a sj lc to reduce its stock and the Carter Company will conduct a similar sale for a 1 iU<* purpose. Head what I hoy have to say and take ad vantage of tho low prices they offer. News was received in Walhalla yesterday of the death of Mrs. Whit Knox, wit ich occurred ni her home in the High Falls section yesterday morning. Mrs. Knox was about :'.."> years of ?me and leaves her husband and several children, the youngest only one day old, lo mourn her death. She was a Splendid woman, and the news of her death will hiing sorrow to many throughout the county. Funeral services will be held al New Hope this morning at li.:{0 o'clock. The Interment will take place in the cemetery of thal church, -News that will be learned with deep regret lu Walhalla by Hie many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Adams is that Mr. Adams has accept ed ?i i dtlon ?it Durham, N. C., andi expects doon to make that city bis| home. Mr. Adams will take charge' Of his new position the latter part of this month, relinquishing tho agency Of the Hine Ridge here on the 25th of, January. The new position that lias I been tendered him is in the auditing I department of tho Durham and Southern Kail way, willi headquarters j al Durham. Mr, Adams has become so thoroughly Identified with the rail way service ?it Walhalla thal his posi tion here will be one hard to fill. While always jealous of the interests of thc railway am] express compa nies, still his manner of conducting the business has been most accepta ble to the people of Walhalla. Mr. and Mrs. Adams will be greatly miss ed hero In all circles, Parson's Poem n (hun. From Rev. H. Stubenvoll, Allison, Iowa, in praise of Dr. King's New Life Pills: "They're such a health necessity. In every homo these pills should be. If other kinds you've tried in vain, Cse Dr. King's and bc Well again." Only 2",c. at all druggists. BYRD fe? CROMER, Senenca, S. C. Death from Wound of Roar. Asheville, N. C., Jan. 8.-Before aid could reach him, Arthur Justice, aged 80, a farmer of Haywood coun ty, bled to death this afternoon after being bitten by a large boar which lie had been feeding. The animal at tacked .Justice from behind, burying its tusks in thc flesh below the right knee joint and severing the main ar tery. Justice managed to get out of Hie pon, bul sank to the ground a short distance away. Ho died from loss of blood before the nearest doc tor could reach him. Tlie Perils ol Life GIN DAYS. THE WALHALLA GIN COMPANY WILL GIN COTTON POR THEIR PATRONS ON FRIDAY AND SAT VUDAY, JANUARY lftTH AND I ITU. GET YOUR COTTON READY AND RAUL IT FARLY ON THOSE DAYS. Ai <L WILL lVF/ GIVEN PROMPT SERVICE. BRING YOUR SCRAP COTTON. Walhalla Gin Co. Daily wo rend of men, women and child ron-being killed and maimed for life. Formerly wars killed and maimed men, and ls lt not. distressing when wars cease I hat advancing civiliza tion claims moro victims than war? Increased railway facilities, addi tional automobiles, Hie growth of cities and towns and even tito advent of each lifo Increases our danger from accident and disease. Aro you endeavoring to protect yourself, your homo and loved ones before lt is too Into? I hnvo attractive Lifo, Fire, Acci dent and Health policies at nominal Coat. F.nsy terms. If lt is Security in Insurnnco you want, 1 have lt. o. M. MOSS, Walhalla, S. C.