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OCONEE'8 ACREAGE REDUCTION. First Instalment of Names of those Who Plant Cotton. The following list of names of far mers In Oconeo county has been handed In by Chairman A. H. Elli son, of tho county committee, for publication. Tho work of securing slngnatures to thc "Rock Hill Plan" is still in progress, and other lists will bo pub lished as completed. The lists pub lished below aro for Wagener and Seneca townships: Acreage. Names- 1911. 1912. M. T. Hughs . d. W. Oliver. W. W. Oliver. J. T. (Miller . H. H. Hutchison .... "W. C. Burnside .... K. B. Fret well. .7. S. Abbott. John Stewart . J. I). Duckworth .... W. H. Butler . .7. W. Walker . James Coodlno . James Moore . Julius Hesse . H. W. Arve . W. B. McClain. W. T. Alexander. Miss 10.0. Alexander.. T. L. Alexander . Luther Cowan . M. D. Davenport .... T. D. Alexander .... Hannah Broom . J. A. McDonald C. W. Broom . A. N. Prichard. J. W. Alexander J. C. Freeman . "W. F. Freeman Mrs. M. A. Dllworth. . Mi's. S. M. Hunsinger AV. B. Youngblood . . AV. E. Julian . ?F. J. Taylor. Newton Driver. .7. C. Boggs . R. M. Davis. W. II. Brewer . D. R. Shelor . T. P. Mooro. J. D. McMahan . AV. E. Boyd . J. R. Poay . W. Abbott . J. C. Barker . John Brandt . J. H. Kell. I. H. Burley. B. B. Purley . Otto Fricks . S. K. Thompson AV. M. Cobb . F. W. Hubbard . J. D. Harking . ;7. A. Lipscomb . Charley Tow . Wm. A. White ...... AV. A. AVhlte . I. H. Harrison . Thomas McCall. Tohn r>~ii j. ; fijiseh ? . 1. DAV ri -LD O. t\& WAC''..' M 0 Hi (lil I 1 Noah Tolllson . Steward Poor 'Farm.. AV. R. Cobb, agent... A. A. Hubbard. J. E. Addis . S. M. Morton . AV. F. Moody . li, C. Wilson . M. Abbott. H. W. Brandt . J. G. Kuemmerer AV. Z. Blanchetl I. C. Manning . L. Lay . Clem Watkins . T. B. lOads . AV. Owens . James McDonald CC. Deal . S. J. I shell . B. F. Don th lt . 70. M. Du Pro . G. iM. McKee . A. L. Ellison . B. L. Owens. J. B. Bu i dette . C. H. Whitmire . J. L. Slater . J. M. Kelley. T. L. Addis . J. A. and G. M. Ansel H. L. Brandt . J. N. Davis . AVm. J. Strlbllng Otto Kaufmann . Mrs. Mary S. Corbin. J. N. Fitzgerald .Mrs. J. W. Riehlo . . . Mrs. Ella Johnson . . I. Good. John Singleton . I. L. Lee . S. H. Owens . J. H. Chapman . AV. H. Doyle. J. W. Cox. T. C. Orr . J. H. Davis . .71. 1. Power . M. R. Hubbard .... J. L. Moser . J. R. (larkins . T. W. Keaton . J. M. Moody . J. AV. Abbott. Gus Sullivan . William Teague . . . William Stelling B. Thomas. J. L. Cox . L. L. Williams . . . J. H. Gason . ;?. II. Snead . James Phinney . .. S. R. Quarlos . . . T. F. Smith . Neville Brothers . R. L. Gllstrap . . . J. C. M ul key W. T. Meares Jas. M. 1 lunn built W. S. Kesler Ii. E. Mooro. J. Fred Alexander R. H. Alexander . A. B. Tow . Alfred Galbreath . G. A. Martin S. B. Hubbard . . . F. L. Hubbard . . . Henry Corn . T. M. Moar?s . . . E. A. Barron W. L. McMahan . J. B. McMahan . . M. R. Garrett . . . B. F. Ountor R. D. Robortson , J. E. Robortson . , John A. Kelley . . 20 25 12 90 10 7 15 20 25 10 25 IS 10 10 15 15 24 20 12 7 1 4 9 10 18 10 20 12 25 12 40 35 22 14 12 8 14 20 20 45 20 160 20 30 12 40 3 23 3 ll 15 8 14 6 20 16 4 9 9 12 4 1r 20 20 30 20 29 5 G 6 15 29 5 9 3 10 15 3 16 8 S 12 3 5 8 9 20 30 1 1 12 15 7 3 30 80 28 10 50 4 18 18 3 7 21 20 3 14 18 17 25 3 62 1 12 4 8 10 13 i :> 1 5 i 2 S 4 0 4 O 50 4 5 5 0 70 14 3 2 3 20 7 7 7 1 1 15 7 7 29 7 15 6 28 32 13 1 10 2 12 35 R. L. Boggs. T. M. Kl rod . John T. Boggs .. . J. J. Abbott. A. A. McMahan . . . J. H. Barron . John Wright . S. C. Blggerstaff .. J. N. Rhodes. Dr. W.' B. Drowning W. II. Rochester . . W. T. Hubbard . . . J. B. Pickett . Jasper Doyle . 10. D. Stone . B. Ii. Dagwoll _ P. .M. I ?et it. 11. A. Cater. W. II. Knight_ 10. Sanders. J. D. Tollison J. T. Moore . Dr. J. S. Stribllng . A. P, Grant . Richard Kirby W. P. Niininons . . . IO. .1. Cleveland . . . H, 10. Moore. J. A. Drewer. D. J. Nicholson . . . T. D. Fredericks . . J. D. McCarley . .. D. O. Davis . T. M. Dowery J. J. Mooro . J. H. Cater. J. A. Harbin . R. W. Powell Wm. Campbell . . . . S. M. Mayes . 10. W. Lowry H. D. Grant. J. L. Brewer W. P. Brewer . . . M. R. Hunnicutt . C. M. Summereil . W. T. Mooro _ J. W. Heard .... James Frady .... H. A. LeRoy. L. O. Phillips .... W. F. Hodge .... S. N. Hughs ..... Wm. Colo . T. N. M luton .... J. T. Dyar. G. B. Guntharp . . H. C. Wright . . . John Ehernickel . W. A. Orr. J. L. Gri8Sop J. N. Hopkins . . . W. A. Sanders . . . J. L. smith. W. R. King. T. J. Stone . H. P. Stone . J. H. Dendy . L. 10. Clark . Bud Land . W. J. McDonald . W. L. Sanders . . . L. R. Brown Edward Hamilton J. M. Lander J. A. Wilson R. R. Hays . J. C. Sanders . . . J. M. Abbott . . . , Ww qn^morrl' . tu Taylor .... <;;. C. Tim hts . . .!. li. Stout . . . W. C. El roo E. 10; Sliovlif . . . G. 1J. Abbott .... L. M. Berry .... E. D. Foster . . . W. C. Foster . . . W. H. Coo . W. H. Hughs . . T. M. Cox . M. T. McDonald T. A. Sanders .. F. M. Simpson . . Mrs. IM organ . . . J. B. Marett . . . W. D. Stribllng. . A. C. Bruce .... J. II. Crane .... T. W. Brock .... J. D. Cox . Grover Cleveland M. L. Cox . M. A. Casey J. R. Baldwin . . W. 1). Hopkins . George Newell . . E. I). Marett . . J. M. Spivey_ E. K. Miller_ IO. H. Cleveland H. E. Cox . J. F. Miller_ J. T. Harper . . . . M. B. Gaines . . . S. H. Mc.Iunkin . W. L. McClellan W. T. Land_ M. Mathis . W. R. Osborn . . H. E. Osborn . . W. M. Dyar Colored. Wm. J. D. J. T. Sam E. J. Henry Cobb. Wm. Wright . Clark . Harton. Thompson Robertson . . Barton .... W. B. Barton . . . William Moore . . Sam Gantt. Jim Johnson .... A. B. Redmond . . J. S. Williams . . . Weary Maxwell . . Simon 'Henderson . il. Wiggins . Bob Hcmphill . . . John Gilbert .... Henry Williams . . Pause Harrison . . Sam Parker. .1. Williams . J. E. Williams . . . G. G. Scott . Henry Robertson . ('. M. Ferguson . . Mose Ellington . . Lewis Ellington . .lack Rutledge . . . Sam Stovall. Pierce Perry Wade Sloan . II. V. Blasengame. 10. Agnew. A. Pettigrew J. B. Blasengamo . A. K. Thomas . . . Warren Kilpatrick 9 36 G 45 39 35 10 18 10 7 5 8 40 4 30 70 30 46 4 5 16 7 5 G 24 G 20 7 R 7 3 G 2 1 I G 100 50 25 8 1G 4 5 20 40 15 150 12 3 4 30 33 14 35 18 12 23 8 100 20 15 160 18 25 ll 12 12 25 10 7 1G 30 25 60 12 7 IG 9 9 0 it 12 18 24 35 16 1 n ?, int. 2G 65 20 30 3 40 4 15 55 5 20 4 30 S 26 21 8 33 40 15 1 5 20 15 5 1 2 10 20 13 30 IS 25 35 15 3 5 20 35 4 5 35 20 15 12 6 13 15 8 33 60 20 60 12 25 15 13 30 23 30 60 24 30 70 30 4 0 !l 5 1 G 1 1 20 9 70 45 1 2 25 80 30 10 Totals . 7,048 5,6 A. H. Ellison, County Chairman. There is no hotter medicino made for colds than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It acts on nature's plan, rollevos the lungs, opens tho secre tions, aids expectoration, and re stores the system to a healthy con dition. For salo by all dealers. *-* .j. WALHALLA 4? HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. i-+ At tho regular meeting of Issa quena Literary Society, hold last Friday, tho following olllcors were elected to serve for thc rest of tho school year: Waddy Duncan, presi den; Kilon Duncan, vico president; [dall Pitchford, secretary; Eunice Macaulay, literary critic; Elvin Uamby, orderly critic. . * ? . . The campus ls alive each after noon with candidates for tho track team and the girls' basket ball team. There ls no little rivalry between the boys of the high school and those in tho grammar school on account of the Held day exercises to he held on Mardi ir?th to determine who shall hold the banner now held by tho grammar school. There will also be awarded two pennants, given by Miss Alice Strong. One of these will be given to the boy on each team who makes the highest score. The girls are arranging for exhi bition gaines ol' basket ball between the different grades of the high school. It ls probable that the first of these games will he on Friday, March 2, between the tenth grade and a team selected from the eighth and ninth grades. ***** A very Interesting program was carried out last Friday by Ibo Pal metto Society In honor of Washing ton's birthday. Sallie Hunt l'eclted "In the Meadow." This was fol lowed by two essays: "Washington's Diiricultles During the Revolutionary War," by Grace Uamby, and "Why We Admire Washington," by Pau line Stock. Tho current events ns read by Minnie Darker were very In teresting. Frank McCall and Enls Abbott delivered declamations, and thero were two readings: Ode to Washington's Birthday," Estelle Badger, and "Early Life of George Washington," by Eunice Grant. The query as to whether Washington was a greater man than Robert E. Lee was well debated by the follow ing: Affirmative, .Bishop Grant, Sara Moss, Robert Macaulay; negative, James Badger, Julia Kaufmann, Boone Fitzgerald. Tho affirmative side won. ***** The attention of the public ls called to the second annual county oratorical contest, which will be held In Westminster on Friday evening, February 23d, beginning at 8 o'clock. Walhalla will be represented by Clyde Brown, whose selection is "The Black Horse and His Rider,'1 and Marlon Moss, who will deliver "Surry's Dream." Our representa tives have been practicing dally and wc ire expecHhi; the ',. do weil. A ?cc. ri oh of the hall will 'io reserved for those who attend from WaHinll?, and those who exp ol to attend should KO< ve theil tickets frotu Sn* prnVu tendent Casque, as no ;ijkctu will he sold at the door and no one will be seated who does not present a ticket. The price of tickets is 25 cents to everybody. Lot the people of Walhalla attend and fill the sec tion reserved for them. Itch relieved In 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never falls. Sold by J. W. Boll, druggist. Ji & Ja Si SEMI-ANNU CLEAF Will Open SATURDAY, I SATURDAY, M WESTMINSTER, S Prices Tell LADIES DEPARTMENT. All Ladles' Tailored Suits, $12 to $20, your choice .$0.75 Ladles' Coats, $5 to $S, your choice for only .$:i.75 Ladies' Wool Skirts, $2 to $4, your choice .$1.05 10c. Gingham and Madras, per yard .?c. 7c. Unbleached Dimity, per yard .5c. Checked Muslin, 10c. quality.. 7c. A lot of Solid Lawns, 10c. qual ity, only .5c. I Large lot of all-width Elastic, tuc. to 15c. quality .7c. Ladies Hose marked away down In price. ART SQUARES. Large stock of Art Squares, Beau tiful designs to select from. $1.50 Rugs .?Oe. $2 Rugs .$1.51 ENAMELED AND TIN WARE. 8-qttart Galvanized Bucket ... 10c. 4-quart Enameled oauce Dan. 10c. 4-quart Enameled Pudding Pan only .lOc. 3-quart Enameled Kettle.10c. BLANKETS. 75c. quality, now per pair. . . ,50c. $1 quality, \>cr pair .70c. $1.50 quality, now per pair.$1.10 $2.50 quality, now per pair.$1.85 $3.50 values, now per pair. .$2.75 Come in and let us REMEMBEB FEBRUARY 17th VOrj?q MAN OKI'S PROMOTION. J. Waiter Dickson Offered Geuemi : i mu HO Agency. (.Anderson Mail.) .1. Nyftlter Dickson, who has been dlsiria manager for thc Pacific Mu tual MK I usu rance Company for the 'p;:st five .cars, has been' tendered thc Rendrai igency for thc company, succeeding l?obert Norris, of New berry, v I wis resigned. The torti le ein h ca oes all of the State of Son li < na and Western North Cardiac. i1 i ion received the offer of tin ; . several days ngd, and w> nt I ill? ago to consult with an Of Hoi al u un :he home olllce, lids Au gt. Cal Ibo official was Han ford M llaki r, who ls vice president. Mr. Baker ?iatlu Mr. Dickson a very flat te ii ? Itlon, and one that Mr. Dickson ?J i hardly afford to turn down, liv did not acceift the propo sition while In Chicago, however, and hat; aol Ken I Ills' acceptance yet. Ho Will Ulli ! 1 it In the next few days. Mr l1'*' -.on has been an energetic ins.nan.' mail for several years, and lue m Ld? o d. The offer of a gene ral a man of Mr. Dickson's ag< i ?? in i .i a compliment. Do v. know that more real dan ger lui i' fi common cold than In an:- tither of the minor ailments? The ; fifo ? ls to take Chamber lain's Cou? Remedy, a thoroughly reliable p ?.oration, and rid your self of :i' -ld as quickly ns possi ble. This remedy is for sale by all dru ftglsts. SEE Ol lt SPRING LINE OP ti * G. CORSETS. ALL THE : ITEST MODEI/S. ONLY AT IV. PITCH FORD'S. . Garter's AL RANCE SALE FEBRUARY J 7th and Close [ARCH 2d, 1912 OUTH CAROLINA [ The Tale ! MEN'S DE PA HTM ENT. Roys' Suits, $2.50 to $5, your choice .$2.28 Youths' Suits, $5 to $8, your choice.$4.25 Mon's Suits, $G to $10, your choice.$4.75 Men's Shoes, $2.50 quality, your choice .$1.55 Men's $1.75 and $2 Shoes, your -choice.$1.25 Nice assortment of Hats at Starva tion Prices. Men's Dress Shirts of the best qunl Ity at tho lowest piic.-s. 50c. Work Shirts.?5c. 25c. Jeans, per yard.15c. Men's Hosiery, all colors, light and heavy, 10c. to 20c. quality, your choleo, per pair .5c. SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES. Ded Springs, each .$1.15 Mattresses, good quality, each, only.?1.45 MISCELLANEOUS. Good quality of Fish Brand Rain Coats. Overcoats for the little, big, old and young at prices that will aston ish you. Finest Uno of Fancy Ties In this section. All reduced In price. Rest line of Overalls, for men and boys, of any store In the county. These Overalls are dirt cheap. SIMILAR REDUCTIONS IN PRICES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. show you around. i THE DATE, , TO MARCH 2d. Spring Opening sr I The opening display of our Tailoring Department for the Spring and Summer season will be held on Monday and Tuesday FEBRUARY 26th AND 27th This opening display sale will bc given by Oscar J? Glaser, salesman for Thc Columbia Tailoring Co., Cincinnati, Ohio? We will show on thc above occasion all thc nov elties and new colors of both Foreign and Domestic Woolens? All goods are guaranteed strictly Ail-Wool, and wc assure you that you will be well satisfied with the make-up and fit of any garments you may order? Kindly call on above dates and sec this fine dis play of TAILORING GOODS and have your meas ure taken by an expert? RESPECTFULLY, MOSS & ANSEL, U.. - Illfcpll*** *?**^I****1M I ?I? A A ?J? A A A ?J? oj? ?J? ?J? ?J? *J? ?J? ?J? cjo ?|? oj? oj? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?I? .fr_^ ?fr * 4 .fr money r * .fr .fr !* .fr .I* .fr .fr .fr .fr WU ION' YOU I'LA NT MON Ii Y IN TINO HANK YOU EXPECT IT TO BRING YOU A HARVEST OF PROFIT AND PLEASURE HAME AS YOUR CARDEN. And Uko tho produce of your garden lt grows best with careful attention-till It becomes n harvest a fortune. NOW ls "planting time." Think lt over. The Bank of Walhalla? .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr Capital, $50,000.00. Surplus, $12,500.00. * Deposits, $175,000.00 Officers and Directors : J. D. VERNER, President. W. JJ, VERNER, Cashier. J. D. VERNER, W. JJ. VERNER, ,T. G. LAW, 8. L. VERNER, Asst. Cashier. J. W. SIIELOR. J. W. WICKLIFFE, jr. W. BELL, C. R. I). BURNS, fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr .fr ?J. ?J? ?J? A A ?J? A A A A) ?J? ?J? ?J? A A A ?J? ?J? A AAA ?J? ?Ja mut FEBRUARY. 1912 Good time to talk about Guano and Supplies. J*m-GO TO--. BYRD ?& CROMER, SENECA, SOUTH CAROLINA. For anything you want to buy. They Appreciate Your Trade.