Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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!. I/OOAL AND PEItSONAL. A . .?J..J.-J* ?|??J??J??J??J? ?J??J??|??J??|? ?f??J??|??|???> -For disc and smoothing harrows call on W. M. Brown, Walhalla. -Clyde Smith, of Anderson, was among friends hero thc first of thia week. - Tho Whist Club met with Mrs. J. A. Steck on Thursday afternoon of last week. -Bauknlght's shoe contest has closed. No. 2(!2Kfl won tho pair of shoes for tho last week. .-The Emory Circle will meet -Tho Emory Circle will meet with Mrs. J. A. Ansol on Tuesday. June -Blow up your stumps with Du Pont dynamite. I carry a large stock of tho best. W. M. Brown. Walhalla. -Mrs. Rebecca Busch ls quite sick at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. Klaren, In Walhalla. -Miss Katie Itoblns, of Whet stone, ls spending this week visiting her cousin, Miss Annie Crisp. -Lonna on Karin Lands-Amount $.'100 to $10.000; terms easy. Ad dress lt. T. J nynes, Walhalla. ?H? -Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Baukntght and Mr. and Mrs. JaB. II. Darby left to-day for Atlanta, where they will spend a day or two. --For Salo Cheap for Cash-A buggy, as good as new and looks as well as a new buggy. Call at this office ?uni wo will give you a bar gain. -There will be a inciting of the Civic League on Thursday morning, .lune tltb. at 10 o'clock, at the Court House. Members will please take notice. - Uso Eagle Thistle soda and lake advantage of special offer on a set of sterling silver plated Rogers & Brother teaspoons. - Dr. ll. F, Thodo, who has bern in Baltimore for some time attend ing one of the leading medical col leges of that city, is al home willi his family for the summer. -There will be a box supper af tho home of Mrs. 10. M. Du Pro next Saturday night, .lune 8th. The pro ceeds will be for the benefit of the Connie Maxwell Orphanage. - E. L, llerndon, Esq., is attend ing Court at Aiken tills week. Ile was accompanied on lils Hip by Mrs. Herndon, who ls visiting rolatives at Cranitovllle for a short while. - Kev. Waddy T. Duncan preached the commencement sermon at Lan der College, Greenwood, last Sunday. Tho pulpit of the Walhalla church was lilied by Dr. .lohn G. Las/. -Lost, between Walhalla and Seneca, last. Thursday evening, bras* hub cap from Chalmers car. ll. T Jaynes. -Miss Julia Maxwell, after spend ing two weeks at Union visiting hoi sister, Mrs. C. H. Humphries, re turned to Walhalla last Saturday, tr tho delight of her many friends. -D. A. flochos ter, of Cashiers, X C., spent the first part of this weel in Walhalla visiting among relative! and friends. Ho was accompanied bj his daughter, Miss Love Rochester. -Mrs. Bessie Brimson and dill 'dren, after spending some time ii Walhalla visitin:; at the home of tb former's mother, Mrs. A. !.. Roberts returned to Columbia Tuesday morn lng. - At cost All trimmed hals am shapes. Mrs. lt. ('allaway. Walhalla ?-There will be serviles nexl Sun day afternoon at ."> o'clock at St John's li pl scop al church. Member of other denominations and i be pub lie generally aro cordially invited ti at lend. Th?> Woman's Missionary Sod ctyof the lin pt isl church will mee al the home ol' Mrs. Chas. F. Mel rich Thursday (to-morrow) after noon at I o'clock. All members ar urged to attend promptly. - Dr. Fahnestock, dentist, In onie Wednesdays and Saturdays. WU make appointments for other days 1 desired. Jesse C. Neville. Rev. Geo. M Wilcox ami .lube Strother left Mon day for the mountains, where the: will be until this evening or to-inor row enjoying a fishing trip. The; are in tho Burrel l's Ford section. Information has been received ii Walhalla of tin; serious illness of ? daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gar reit, who reside al the Gluck Mills Anderson. The family have th sympathy of numerous friends hen If you liave beef callie or mill cous to sell, call and see J. W. Gran ai the Alexander stable stand, Wal halla Top ol' market al all times. Miss Eloise Strother entcrtalne most delightfully the tn em be rs o the II'" Club on T used H y of las week. Mrs. S. A. Lockwood will eil tcrtain the club at its next meet I n < ii June ..T.t:i, al Ibo home of Mrs. J A. Sleek. - Miss Janie Harrison, who lui been attending Winthrop College ?i Kork Hill, returned to Walhalla bu week and is with her parents, M and Mrs. |\ K. Harrison. Mer man friends are giving her a most coi <M;.! welcome, A pi. ! ty Uno glassware nn crocker> at Norman's lower store. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coll is, < I ?omore* .. Ga., a re \ laltlng M rs. .' Oelkers for a short while. Pu < ame over last \s eek on account < the illness of Mrs. o. Ikcrs, whos friends will b,. glad io leam that si is great ly linprov. ed. Citarles s. Thompson, of Cha lotte, X. C., is visiting his tallier an sister, Coi. Robt. A. Thompson an Miss lindie Thompson, near town. I is being greeted by many of bis ol friends. Mr. Phompson lias |u returned from au extended tr through Florida. -"If you ride, ride right!" Iii? Point buggies are always up in qua itv. Just received a car load < beauties. W. M. Brown, Walhalla - .Miss May Owlngs, niter spen lng a week in Walhalla visiting b aunt, Mrs. H. L. Rogers, and tamil returned to Fountain inn last Timi day. Miss Owlngs bas recently gra nated from a preparatory school f missionaries and in Ibo near tutu will leave for the Korean tnissii field. -AU Hummer millinery nt coat at Mrs. H. Callaway's, Walhalla. -Born, unto Mr. and Mr?. Tu rp Radcliffe, Walhalla, June 3d, a daughter. -Tho fri en dB of Major Jame? Seaborn will be pleased to learn thal he ls Improving from his recent ill ness. . The fourth and fifth grades of Walhalla High School can get their reports by calling for them at the Enterprise Bank. -GO,OOO fresh potato slips to morrow (Thursday) at McGee's Cash Store, Westminster. -Mrs. F. F.. Harrison lins been oulto sick for several days, but her friends will bo glad to learn that she is Improving. -Miss Helen Donald, of Monea Path, is spending a few weeks at the home of Mrs. ?. A. Norman on Fac ulty Hill. -New and beautiful assortment of sterling silver novelties, cut glass, china, etc., Just received at Norman's drug store. - A varied line of fancy goods at Norman's drug store. Pretty line of notions, dry goods, shoes and hats at Norman s lower store. -Miss Mamie Harrison, who has bec:: teaching in the Greenville High School, is expected to return to Wal halla this evening. Sho will be cor dially welco ed hy her many friends. -Norton Strlbllng, of Walhalla, will be among the graduates from Clemson Coll?ge next week. Ile has taken a high stand in his work at this Institution, and will graduate wi til honors. -A good two-horse farm, near Fair Play, to rent. Apply to J. I). Sheldon, agent. 1 5 -Senccn Parin and Factory: "T. li. Jones, manager of tho Seneca Oil Mill for Ibo past six years, has been elected manager of the Town ville Oil Mill, and will take up his new work in duly. Mr. Jones has many friends in Seneca who will regret to know thal he is leaving Seneca." ---Attention is directed to the an nouncement of tho Clemson Agricul tural College entrance examinations, which will be held at tho Court House on Friday, duly 12th. Tbis great Institution ls worthy the best efforts of our young men to secure a scholarship. Announcement on Uh page - Now ls tho time to buy a first class middle-burster. W. M. Brown sells then1, and the price is right. -We aro requested to announce that Rev. .1. li. Trame! will preach at Mount. Pleasant on the third Sun day in this month at .'! o'clock in tho afternoon. On the fourth Sunday Rev. H. F. Stovall, of Georgia, will preach at the same place at '.\ o'clock in the afternoon. The public is cor dially Invited to attend both servicer . -Mrs. Neille Moore and daughter, Miss Mildred, after spending sonic months in Florida among relatives and friends, remrned to Walhalla last week. Their many friends here are delighted to have them among them again. Miss Norma Moore ls also In Walhalla again. Sho has been attending Winthrop the past year. -For Oliver chilled plows and re pairs go to W. M. Brown, Walhalla. -.1. I,. (). Thompson, formerly of Picketts, was in Walhalla on business for a short while yesterday. Ile has been engaged in newspaper work for several months in Georgia, but re cently sold out his plant and has re turned to lichens county, lt is quite likely thal he will ai au early date begin the publication ol' a paper at Liberty. Attention is directed io the ad vertisement ol' O. S. Marett, district manager ol' the Pad Ile Mutual Life Insurance Co. Mr. Marett is located at Wes'minster and is a hustling in surance man. Ile will bo glad to serve the public and show and ex plain tin- value ol' the 62 different policies Issued by his company. Sec adv? 'tiscmcnt. - -If lt's wagons you are talking a bou t buying, then come and let me show you. We've got 'em, and prices are the lowest and terms the easiest. W. M. Brown, Walhalla, S. C. - - Mrs. John Paterson and daugh ter. Miss Edna nunn Paterson, or Philadelphia, arrived In Walhalla last week and are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Ilet rlek. lt is probable that they will be here for the summer. They have visited in Walhalla before, and have numerous friends here who are glad lo meei them again. .The nany Oconee friends of J, Matt. Will tm Ire, of Seneca, will re gret io learn that on Sunday last lu was stricken with paralysis. Ile is well known all over Oconee. am! lhere are hosts ol' warm friends ovei th" county who will join with Tin Courier lu tile hope thal Mr. Whit mire may soon be restored to his usual robust health. I will sell my entire stock at ; reduced price, as I am forced out ol business on account of my health. lt. Duncan, Walhalla. Mrs. G. \V. Wilbanks, Of MOIMI tain Pest, and her daughter. Mrs Laura Thrift, ol' Long' Creek, let' Walhalla this morning for Gastonia X. C. where they go to consult ; specialist with regard to the treat men! of Mrs. Thrift, who is sn ff crin; from earner of the breast. The: have many friends throughout tin county who will join with us in tin hope that Mrs. Th Hf I may soon bi restored to health. Card of Thanks, We desire to thank friends am neighbors tor the many kindnosse shown us during the recent Mines and death of our dear husband am lat lier. ll. li. .1. W. Schroder. W< desire especially to thank his phys! cians for tho kind attention shown Wo trust thal we can bo of sonn service to these friends If they ar< ever called upon lo pass through Hu grief-stricken path that wo have jus been called upon to enter. May Go< bless each and every ono and doa gently with all in sore distress. Mrs. Schroder and Son. "Had dyspepsia or Indigestion fo years. No appetite, and what 1 dil eat distressed nie terribly. Bardoel Blood Hitters reached Hie cause." d. II. Walker, Sunbury, Ohio. THIIOVES VISIT BOUNTY CAM). A bout Titree Hundred "Fries" Stolen -Local Noten of Interest.. Bounty Land, Juno 3.-Special: Some of our poople are taking in tho mooting which ls going on in Seneca. Miss Myrtle Davis, of Anderson, visited her home people Sunday, re turning Monday. Miss Fullly Dendy, of Westminster Is visiting tho Misses Davis. C. K. Bankin lia? returned from O reen vii le, whore he has been for eye treatment. Wo regret to learn that lt is probable that he will lose ono oyo. ills suffering, however, ls not so great, and wo hope bis affliction may not extend Into tho unaffected eye. Chicken thieves aro prevalent in this community, there having been about three hundred stolen last week -all frying size chickens. Mesdames D. A. Perritt, W. H. Miller, Richard Kirby, Robert McMahan and others lost nearly all they had raised. This loss means quito a good deal, too, as vegetables are late and farmers have been dieting themselves for quite a while already. Little Miss Mildred and Alaster Rhoderick Heller, of Fair Play, aro with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Smith. The news of tho marriage of Miss Jessie Doyle and J. T. Oreen, of An derson county, which occurred last week, came as a surprlso to her many Bounty Land friends, who con gratulate tho groom on his selection of a lifo companion, whoso many nmiable characteristics will endear her to all with whom sbo may he thrown. May their voyage through lifo bo peaceful and prosperous. Miss Hettie Ountharp, of Shiloh, was a guest yesterday of her sister. Mrs. Lowell Smith. M. T. Hubbard's family have about recovered of moa; les and are able to I?? out. Mrs. J. M. (Billson spent a few days last week with her daughter. Mrs. Clinton Strihling. of Seneca. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers, of Oak way, are visiting relatives in the community to-day. Mrs. C. D. Corbin and Miss Cary Doyle visited the family of W. II. Hoyle, near Walhalla, last week. We are glad to report that Joe Rankin's condition is somewhat im proved. A sprained ankle may, as a rule, he cured in I rom three to four days hy applying Chamberlain'o Liniment and observing the directions with each bottle. Cor sale hy all dealers.. CJUHKI Meeting Closed. Poplar Springs, May 29.-Special: hov. Z. 1. Henderson has just closed a week of special service here. Our prayer meeting and Sunday school conditions seemed to make this a pressing need. Tho preaching was searching and of a high order. Wo trust wo aro built up and stronger in church and community. Com munion was hold Sunday. We were given the privilege of greeting the family of our new minister. Wo wish them joy, comfort and good success In their present Held of labor. John C. Loo's contest aero of corn ls tho best, wo have seen. Mrs. J. M. Sanders and son Robert have returned from an extended visit to I). F McAlIster and family, of Americas, (?a. A beautiful fann ing country and good crop conditions are reported at least two weeks ahead ol' ours. Makes the Nation Cusp, ''ho awful list of injuries on a Fourth of July staggers humanity. Set over against it, however, is the wonderful healing, by Bucklen's Ar nica S?he, of thousands who suffered from burns, bruises, bullet wounds or explosions, it ls the quick healer of boils, ulcers, eczema, sore lips or piles. 25c. at all drug stores. JUNE fy .J. ?J? ?J? fy fy fy ?|? ?J. ?J? ?J? fy * % DID YOU SAY H * - GO * fy Seneca * Buy a "White * Cream Freezer a fy They have % Rubbers, and ? t trade. fy fy -l* 4* 4* *I* 4* *r v -?* *r BYRD & Metrick Ho Afford ideal employm also for boys and young n trade and carn good wages. Hours: Begin 6:35 A Dinner, 45 minutes. Begii 6:?5 P, M., except Satur?te noon. Neat mill village on tr and six-room cottages. R month. Good pasture, (15 a water,) rent free. Amusements: Baseby ful park of three acres. Address HETRICK HO< WA lill AI/ TELEPATHY WARNS OF DEATH. Clutrtes Campbell, ll Yean Old, Drowns When Boat Overturned, (Atlanta Constitution, 2d.) The shrill voice of a newsboy, shouting tho news that a "man had been drowned in Piedmont Luke," was the strange physic agent that brought a presentment to H. W. Campbell, an Insurance agent, that his son, Charles W. Campbell, aged ll years, was the victim who per ished hy being thrown from an over turned boat in the lake at 2.30 yes terday afternoon. "1 had never known that my boy went to the lake, and had no reason to believe that he was anywhere but homo when 1 heard thero was a drowning," said the father Saturday afternoon. "My heart leaped into my throat when I heard tho news boys shouting that a man had been drowned, and even after I had bought a paper and hastily read that the victim was a man, I knew that lt was a mistake and that lt was my son." The father reached Piedmont Lake thirty minutes after Policeman C. H. Hamilton, of the city department, telephoned him the news of the drowning, but he was too late to see the heroic fight made by internes and life-savers to fan into a flamo the little spark which feebly flutter ed at intervals while they were trying to Infuse life Into the frail body by artificial respiration. Fifteen min utes after the lad reached the hos pital surgeons who eagerly watched for (lie slightest pulsation declared the lad dead. Tho father broke down and wept bitterly, telling of thc strange presentment between sobs. Finis Hunt for Rich (Url. Often the hunt for a rich wile ends when a man meets a woman that uses lilied ric Hit tors. Her strong nerves tell in a bright brain and even tem per. Per pencil bloom complexion and ruby lips result from her pure blood; her bright eyes fiori restful >: her elastic step from linn, tn. t?seles, all telling of (lu? healil' and strength Electric Hitters give to a woman .md tin1 freedom from in digestion, backache, headache, faint ing and dizzy spells they promoto, everywhere they are woman's favor ite remedy. If weak or ailing try them. 50c at all druggists. There Are Many Good PIANOS Manufactured and among them there are several distinctly fine ones-Pianos of the artistic character in which are the I proofs of advanced skill and perfect ed development In material construc tion and musical results. Among the Pianos of this charac ter nbno stands more conspicuously prominent than the Chase Brothers' Pianos, sold by ABBOTT'S MUSIC HOUSE, Seneca, S. C. THF UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. The University of South Carolina -a first-class College with courses In Law. Engineering and Commerce and Finance. Forty-three teachers' schol arships, worth $100 In money and exemption from fees. A rare chance for an aspiring young man. Tho health and morals of the stu dents are the first care. Enrollment 443 students. Many Improvements next, session. Entrance examinations will beheld at the Court House on Friday, July 12th, at 9 o'clock. For catalogue write to S. C. MITCHELL, President, Columbia, S. C. May 22, 1012. 21-27 ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty , 1912 ? IOT WEATHER? * TO ====== * CROMER, * ., S. C. ?j. Mountain" Ice * md keep cool. * Fruit Jars and ty appreciate your * ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ?siery Mills icnt for girls and women; len who wish to learn a Work clean and sanitary. .. M. and work until 12 M. i 12:45 P. M. and quit at tys, when work stops at act of 30 acres? Four, five ent 50 cents per room per cres, with Spring branch ill diamond adjoining beauti M PRY MILLS, LA, S. Ct Don't foot it-Ford it! It's almost as economical-cindi you'll ?et there quicKer, safer? easier. The Ford has made the horse and bugrjy a lavish extravagance. It's the people's car - and seventy-five thousand new Fords will go into service this year. And mark you this-there is no other car like the Ford Model T. It's lightest, rightest-most economical The two-passenger car costs but $590, I. o b., Detroit, complete with all equipment, the live-passenger but $690. Today get Catalogue. See L. O. White or R. C. Carter. FREE IT R. E E? High Grade Natural Tone TalKing and Singing Machine FREE Call at our store and hear the and other instrumental Music, Songs, yourself that this is the best offered, records are famous for their tone As a home entertainer it has country is brought right to your lire comical recitations and songs. Or what better instructor can you have phrase a song over and over again if wonderful machine for instruction specially prepared Records of bands Stories, Recitations, etc., and assure You buy only the records. Those and quality. no equal. The best talent in the sido to while away tho evenings with you may wish to learn a song, and than one of the peerless singers to need be. The possibilities of this and amusement are endless. Ono Stnndnrd Talking Machine with Handsome Plower Horn Cl fl fifi FREE to every customer whoso Casli Purchases amount to y I UiUU Purchase $10 worth of Merchandise, then take this $26 Phonograph and 27 Double-Paced 0>5c. Records home with you at once. Pay $7.65 down and $5 each month for two months thereafter for the records only. There is music on both sides-3? -h cents for each selection. $42.55 In value for $17.55. You need a good Talking Machine and we need your trade. These records will also fit Victor or Columbia Ma chines. See and hear this wonderful Instrument and learn how easily vou can obtain one. One machine to each home. NORMAN CO. Drugs, Stationery ami Toilet Articles, WALHALLA,.SOUTH CAROLINA. Have You an Estate? If so, add to the security of that estate and the protection of those dependent upon you by taking a policy with THE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., of California. A policy with an Old Linc Company, operated upon a legal reserve basis, is an estate within itself. The old saying, "you have to die to get it," doesn't count in the policies issued by The Pacific Mutual. DIE and you DO get it, LIVE and you profit by the investment ! Insurance is no longer a LUXURY, but an ABSOLUTE NECESSITY! Over forty years of successful business with judicial management has placed The Pacific Mutual without a superior when it comes to Security, Liberality and Square Dealing in every particular. Wc issue 62 different forms of policies. If at all interested, would like to go over the matter of Insurance with you. O. S. MARETT, District Manager, Westminster, ? - S. C. Office Over Brownlee & Co.