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Knights of Pythias. A Special Meeting OT Walhalla Ledge, No. ?7, K. of P., will be held at the Masonic Temple noxt Monday flight, Maicb 27, at S o'clock. Work In Rank of Esquire. Every member urged to he p resell I. . Visiting Knights always welcome. ; A special meeting will lie hold Krl- ! day night for rehearsal. All Knight members urged to be presont. .1. W. SM13LOR, C. C. T. B. SH FLOR, K. lt, & S. (adv. I. O. O. F. j Oeomoe 'Ixxlgo, No. 04, Independ- I ent Ordor of Odd Kellows, will meet | Tuesday Night, March 28, 1910, ht 8 o'clock. Visiting Odd Follows welcomed. HARRY il. HUGHS, N. C. ANTON GERBER, Socrotary. ad. .*.?*??*?. ] -. j-. j . . I ? ty ty ty ?J* ?J? ty ?J- ty ?J? ty ty ?I? ty ty ty LOCAL A ND PERSONAL, ty tytytytytytytytytyty tytytytytytytytyty ?Marlboro seed corn. C. W. ?- .1. IO. Bnuknighl, Walhalla.- Adv. -I j. F Merritt, of thc Southern Railway, was a business visitor in Walhalla for a short while Saturday of last week. -T. E. Alexander sells Rock Hill buggies. Walhalla, S. C. adv.-tf. .Mrs. .1. A. steck returned last Wednesday evening from New Or leans, winne ?be spent a week among relatives anil friends. --The annual business meeting of the Paul I layne Circle will be bold at .Ibo home of Mrs. Ceo. M. Ansel next Friday, Mardi 24th, at 1 o'clock. ? When good material and work manship is wanted in a monument, buy from us. Visit our show room. Seneca Marble and Granite Works, Seneca, S. C. - Adv. -There will he a mooting of the Civic Leaguo next Monday afternoon at .! o'clock nt Mrs. Brown's store. All members urged to bo present. Ex-Sheriff W. M. Kay. of Seneca, was circulating among friends in Walhalla last .Monday. Mr. Kay informed us that lie would be in the race for Sheriff this summer. - Cotton Hood bulls are getting scarce. Holders of duo bills on our mill will do well to present same and get their bulls 'before supply is ex hausted. Wost Union Oil Mill. adv. -C. E. Gaillard,?of Newry, spent a short while last Saturday in Wal halla among friends. He was ac companied by his son, Loo Gaillard, who also bas many friends bore. --Prof. W. S. Morrison, of Clem son College, will speak at. tho Metho dist church at 1 I O'Clock next Sun day morning on "Frunc?s Asbury, Pioneer and Bishop." The public is cordially invited. -Thursday and Friday, Mandi 2:5 and 21, our millinery opening days. Our alni is to please ?every customer. Designing and trinimtirg a specialty; ready-to-wear hals always on hand. Mrs. .lay W. Hutchison, Milliner, ad. -We aro requested to announce that the Fairview Rural School Im provement Association will meet nt ?he school house KTidnj afternoon, March 24th, at o'clock. All are urged to be present. -The many friends of Kev, and Mrs. Ceo. M. Wilcox, of Bon ll ott s ville, will be Interested in the an nouncement of the arrival of their third child, a daughter, willoh came to gladden their home one day last week. -My stock of millinery is now complete and ready for inspection. Also line of high class notions, etr. I have with me this season au expert drew-mnkor, Call and see her and examine my stock. Mrs. .1. C. Knox, West Cn ion. Adv. - Mrs. Kilon Hutchison, who has b<H'n spending tho winter mont hs with her son. R. A. Hutchison, at .lacksonville, Kia., has return od to her home in West Union. On her re turn Mrs. Hutchison spent some time in Columbia visiting among relatives and friends. - Miss Stella Wood, a returned missionary from India, who has been laboring under the Wesleyan Metho dist Conference, will speak at Wel come church on Tuesday night, March :28th; also at the Walhalla mill vil lage union ?.hurch on Wednesday night, March 20th. Everybody in vited to attend these services. Married, on Sunday last, at !. o'clock a. m., at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Vissage. i LI Walhalla. Miss Ruby Harrell and Carlos H. Alexan der, both of Walhall.-?. Tho young couple have the best wishes of many friends. Mrs. Vissage, nt whose home the marri a ge tpok place, is a sister ol' tho bride Tho ceremony was performed by Dr, John G. Kaw -Save money! Buy your electr' oal supplies v here you can gel your money's worth. A 'phone call will gel \ou tho goods. Matheson I'a id ware Co., Westminster, s. C.-Ad. 13 -T. O. Lawton, layman, of Green ville, will address the eonnregation at the Firs? Baptist church next Sun day morning at I 1 o'clock. The pub lic is cordially Invited to come and hoar a mau who has succeeded in life by taking God into hts business as a partner. #You cannot afford to miss this service. The members of the church, and all who feel led to do so, will bring a generous offering for home and foreign missions to be made at this special service as well as in Lhe Sunday school, -Look well to the analysis on your cotton seed mea), Tho percent* age of protein is tho "tell tale" as to Its food value. The meal I am selling contains 30 per cont protein. On the basis I am soiling 3<> per cent meal you should pay for 20 per cent meal $1.05, 28 per cent $1.45, 30 per cent $1.55, 32 per cent $1.65. Remember "Jayne? cuts tho price and sells the goods."-Adv. -10, 15, 20, 25 and 4 0-watt lamps, 20 touts each. .Matheson Hardware Co., Westminster, S. c.-Adv. 13 - Rev. S. A. Tow will preach at the Station school house ou tho 4th Sunday In March at 3 o'clock. -There will be a 'picnic dinner oil the Walhalla Graded School grounds on Kit ir and Field Day, Friday of nett week. Walhalla is expected to Join with friends In (he county in making this dinner n success. -Tho Ladies' Aid Society of the Walhalla Baptist church will servo dinner on Friday, March 3 1st (Field Day) for ?ill who desire accommoda tion. Tho dinner will be served al W. M. Brown's building. Main street, next door to the exhibit room. Tho price will be 25 cents l'or a first-class hot dinner. -Thursday and Friday, March 23 and 2 1.. Don't let these dates slip your 'memory. Millinery opening. Mrs. Jay W. Hutchison, Walhalla, ad. -Dtm Wright, colored, died at his home In Midway last Sunday morn ing, alter a lingering illness from pa ralysis, aged about 65 years. Dun was an old-time darkey and had a number of friends among the white people. Ile was raised in tito eastern section of tho county. Interment look pince at Flat Kock Monday af ternoon. -Cotton soed meal at special price-$3 I per ton. C. W. ft .1. E. Bauknlght. Walhalla.- Adv. - We regret to chronicle the death of Mrs. Baxter Roach, which occur red itt her home in tho Double Springs section last Tuesday night. Tho interment took place at Double Springs Ibo dav following her death. Mrs. Roach was quite an aged lady, and is survived by ber husband and several children and grandchildren. To the bereaved we extend sympathy. -First class Peerless engine and Shingle mill for salo. T. E. Alexan der, Walhalla.-Adv. t. f. - Rural Policeman W. !.. Little ton visited the homo of Joel Petty, colored, in the Madison section, last Saturday. At Perry's homo he found 111 the cellar of the house a keg con taining several gallons of whiskey, iiml a syphoning and measuring out IB. The whiskey and paraphernalia were seised and Perry arrested and brought to Walhalla and lodged in jail. --White Swan Hour, the best made ont of w?eat, $(1.2 5 per barrel. C. W. & 3. E. Baukoight.-Adv. -The l^adies' Missionary Society of tho Presbyterian church will meet at tho homo of Mrs R. L. Rogers on Thursday afternoon. March 23d, at I o'clock. This is the last meeting of the ?scnl year. Tho annual election of officers will take "place. All the ladies of the congregation interested in pre pariai g for the Presbyterial are urged to attend. Should tho weather he so inclement as to prevent a meet ing it will bo hold on the following Saturday, March 25th. -I cordially invite you to call Thursday and Friday, March 23 and 24, and inspect my select millinery pattern hats, ready-to-wear hats, ribbons, millinery accessories. My stock never was moro complete, .??is. lay W. Hutchison, Milliner, ad - fha Walhalla Hotel will bc opened April 1st with Mr. and Mrs I Paul J. Fredericks in charge. Mrs I Fredericks has been spending th? I first part of this week in Anderson j purchasing furnishings and linen foi tho hotel, which will bo fitted oui new throughout In furn i I ii re, etc : The reopening of thc Walhalla Hotel with new outfit tings and thoroughly I renovated, will be hailed with delight by many. Mr. Fredericks is a pop ular conductor on the Blue Ridge am will doubtless attract to tho hotel ; large portion of tho patronage thai has been avoiding Walhalla on ac count of inadequate hotel service We wish Mr. and Mrs. Frederick! abundant success in their vndortak lng, and they will doubtless havt hearty support and patronage locally The town has been badly handicap IK'd hy reason of the closing of thc hotel, and its reopening will ho ol great benefit to the town as well ns si convenience to the traveling public. --.Notice.-I will thresh cane soot Saturday, March 18th and 25th. Thli winds up cane seed threshing for this season. M. S. Carroll, Westminster R. K. ti. No. 2.-Adv. 1 2. lt is <i real pleasure to visit i new home like I hal of our goof friend. Henry W. Brandt. Ile is om of the younger generation of farm eis in our immediate vicinity. Ht has lt new and convenient home beautifully situated. His barns, crib store houses and other buildings art perfectly lined up, being built a saf< distance from bis home, yet neat enough to bo convenient. Henry b an "old-fashioned youngster" wh< doesn't believe in making opportun! ties to get Into town. Instead ol this he is gradually getting every thing about bis place in suth S'il a pt as lo make himself entirely Inde pendent of others In lin le things Ho has his repair shop, where he re pairs all of his farm Implements, ant be is now working, "at spare mo monts." on his blacksmith shop, can't afford," bo says, "to run tc town every time my plow pontt got! dull or something breaks about th< Wagons or other implements. Ord! narily I <-an tlx them myself before could even got to town to have I done." There ls a charm abon lien*.') Brandt's place. Ho hasn't go tho word printed in big letters ove his gate nor anywhere about Iiii premises, but when ont? visits Hour: Brandt's pla.ee. while ono Is there, a; one loaves and after one's gone, then ls ono word as indelllbly Imp rosset upon tho mind as though the whoh place had boon placarded with it. ant that word ls "HOME"-and if spelled with capital letters, too, ove Brandt's way. Mr. Brandt's bimi ness is operated under the very ap prop rta te nani' of "Hickory Hollo\ Farm." -Automobile tires, tubes uni chains; bought before the advance Cot our prices. Matheson Hardwar Co., Westminster, s. c. -Adv. ta. --All kinds seeds. Norman's, ad. --The 'Methodist Guild will meet with Mrs. Elliott Rhodes Thursday af ternoon at '.i.'iO o'clock. -Cabbage plants every week at O. H. Schumacher's.-Adv. 17. .The Ladies' Missionary Society of Rocky Knoll church wi M meet with .Mrs. (Jeorgo Morton Friday afternoon at 'J o'clock. All niemb?rs tire urged to attend ii possible. . Norman's Drug Store for drugs, toilet articles, stationery, post ("ards, fountain drinks, candies, ice cream, ices. - Adv. -Tho Ladies* Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Kate O. Smith next Tuesd&y afternoon at 'I o'clock. Tho members will please note chang?; in day of meeting, -Seed oats and spring harley at C. VV. & J. H. Itauknig-ht.-Adv. -The many friends of Mrs. J. Ar thur Moody will be glad to nott? that she is greatly improved and able to be up and about her home. She has suffered from a seven; attack of grip for i he past ten days. Hoys' suits, pants, shirts, shoes, cheap. Norman's Dry Doods Store.ad -We are requested to announce thal a Sunday school will be organ ized at Rethel Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. All interested aro urged to be present at the church promptly at 10.30 o'clock. -We are making special prices on cotton seed meal in ton lots. C. W. J. R. Bank night.-Adv. -We are requested to make tho following announcement: "Rev. 1. IO. Wallace will preach in tho auditorium of the Keowee Graded Seth001 on the first Sunday in April at 3.30 p. m. The public is specially invited, as Rev. Wallace has something good for t hem." --New lot blouses and dresses: big assortment all kinds cloth; dress goods, hosiery, slippers. Norman's Dry Doods Store. Walhalla.-Adv. -The Priscil'las met with Mrs. 0.. IO. Rhodes the 14th. After an hour or mort; spent pleasantly chatting and sowing, a delicious sweet course was nerved by tho hostess, assisted by her sister, Mrs. Otto Schumacher, Jr. The next meeting will be with Mrs. M. C. Long on Tuesday, tho 2Sth. -r-This is a beauty: The I. X. L. bicycle; lifted with coaster brake, stttddod tiros, motorcycle saddle. A $2."? bicycle for $19. Matbevson Hardware Co., Westminster-Ad. 13. -Mr. Magill, of Schenectady, X. Y., is visiting 'bis brother, Wm. T. Magill, and wife, near Walhalla. Mr. Magill movod from Anderson county to New York State some 2"i years ago, and this is his first visit back home. ll? is being greeted by many who knew him, and is making numerous new friends. - Millinery.-Wo are opening up and displaying Hie nicest, nobbiest lino of hats for old and young. Nor man's Dry Doods Store. (F. IO. Har rison. )--Adv. - Mr. and Mrs. E. L. H erndon left last Sunday for Qra-ntteville, where they went in answer to a telegram announcing the death of a relative of I Mrs. Herndon. They aro expected to return to Walhalla Hhis evening. I Their many friends sympathize with I them in their bereavement. -General opening of millinery hats for ladies, misses and children. Latest in men's and boys' hats. Pret ty line d<ry goods. Norman's Dry Goods Store. Walhalla.-Adv. - In reporting the change of mail contractors on tho Highlands route recently, the figures given as the old and new bids for the work were in correct. C. Fred Drown, who now has the cont ?act, received for his services $2,4 7 o per year. Tho successful bid der for the new contract, made a hid of $2,396. - See J. F. Morton, Wost Union, for ladies', misses' and children's ready trimmed hats; also for men's, boys', ladies' and children's sun hats. Also a nice line of tennis ox fords for men, boys and misses. Soc J. F. Morton for bargains.-Ad. 13* - Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Hamilton will arrive in Walhalla next Wednes day morning to become residents of Walhalla. Rev. Mr. Hamilton will assume the duties of pastor of the Presbyterian church hero April 1st. For a brief period prior to occupying the manse, Rev. and Mrs. Hamilton will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Vernor. -Opening up now. fresh stock of spring millinery, dry goods and shoos. Norman's Dry Goods Store, ad - The mock trial held last night at the Court House drew a crowd that might have been mistaken for interested spectators as some sensa tional trial in criminal court. The prisoner. Sam Pitchford, was found not guilty by the jury, but Judge i highs set the verdict aside, order ing tho court to declare him guilty. At an admission fee of 10 and l? cents, tho evening's receipts amount ed to $*27.25. -Get our prices on feed stuffs. C. W. & J. io. Rank night.-Adv. -Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Patterson and family lia ve moved back to Oco neo from Pickens, whore they have resided for tho pnst three years. Mr. Patterson will engage in farming and during Hie summer months wilt ac commodate travelers at his home 'at "Upper Jooa.^ee." Mr. Patterson and fan:Hy have many friends in Oco neo who will bo glad to welcome them back. -Onion sets at Norman's.-Ad. - S. C. Bateman, of Bristol, Va., silent a fihort while Inst week in Wal halla as ? guest of Mr. and Mrs. Z. T, McKinney, Mr. Bateman is a me chanical engineer and metallurglsl and has for some Hmo boen engaged professionally In Alabama. He Was on bis way to hts Virginia homo and stop pod here to bo with his ole friends. Mr. and Mrs. McKinney. H< was greatly pleased with Walhalla and surrounding country. This wat his first visit hero. - Cabbage plants at Norman's, ad -Refresh and rest yourself Field Day at Norman's Drug Store.-Adv. --Rev. J. R. George, of Spartan burg, who ls conducting a revival meeting at Mountain View Wesleyan church, near Salem, ls meeting with great success. These serviced will continue through Sunday night, and possibly longer. There will be no preaching at the Wallia lia Wesleyan church next. Saturday night and Sun day, these services being called in on account of tho revival at Mountain View. Everybody is invited to attend lhose services. - white tennis shoes at Norman's Dry Goods Store, Walhalla.-Adv. "I'nclo Hilly" Dee, ono of tho "boys of yesterday,*' who resides on Tugaloo river, neva'' tho Prather bridge, and who is lust 74 years young, was among relatives and friends in Walhalla tho latter part of last week. Mr. Lee is quito spry at 74 and is enjoying splendid health. When asked how be felt bo was quite enthusiastic. "W'hy," he said, "I feel just like going down to Mex ico and! lighting those 'greasers.' Pet I could kill moro Mexicans than any young buck we've got in the ranks of tho army now In that God-forsaken country.' And "diclo Billy" look ed as though be would be able to handle one of Undo Sam's pop-guns .pille satisfactorily. - Field Day refresh monts at Nor man's Drug Store for all.-Adv. -There aro many in Oconee and upper Carolina who wil'l be glad to hear from Walter L. Moorhead, who is pleasantly remembered hero. Writing Dom Cleveland, Ohio, to The Courier last week, bc says: "Have been here for tho past several months among the blizzards on Lake Erie, but have about liniwhod my work, and uni glad to say that within a few days 1 expect to be back be neath the shades of tho old Pine Ridge mountains, which to nie is by f.1 . tin host part of the greatest na tion on earth." Mr. Moorhead is a prominent member of the Brother hood ol" Railroad Trainmen, being secretary of tho Board of Insurance, with headquarters at Greenville. --Sweet potato plants at Norman's. -Adv. -J. Kio Hughs, wanted in Oconee to answer to the charge of disposing of property under mortgage, and who had boen 'missing from the Westmin ster section since late last fall, was apprehended in Savannah, Ga., last Eriday by Chief of Detectives J. J. Murphy, of that city. Hughs left Westminster last September or Octo ber and no trace of him could be found. On December 14, 1015, a warrant was issued for bis arrest by Magistrate S. ll. Marett, on com plaint of W. B. Youngblood. Hughs then had about GO or 70 days ad vantage of Sheriff Davis, but the lat ter went to work at once. Reward cards, a few telegrams and letters and con starlit vigilance finally land ed his man, who is now in the coun ty jail. Hughs, after arrest, was willing to return to Oconee, waiving the formality of requisition papers. Since Hughs left Oconee he had been arrested in Georgia and tried for white slavery. He was found not guilty of this charge. EVER SALIVATED HY CALOMEL? HORRIBLE! Calomel is Quicksilver mid Acts Like Dynamite on Your Liver. Calomel loses you a day! You Know what calomel is. lt's mer cury; quicksilver. Calomel is dan gerous, lt crashes into sour bile like dynamite, cramping and sick ening you. Calomel attacks the bones and should never be put into your system. When you feel bilious, sluggish, constipated and all knocked out and believe you need a dose of danger ous calomel just remember that your diuggist. sells for 5 0 cents a large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which is entirely vegetable and pleasant to take and is a perfect substitute for calomel lt is guar anteed to start your liver without stirring you up inside, and cannot salivate. Don'i take calomel. It makes you sick the next day; lt loses you a day's wo*k. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great. Give it to the children be cause it is perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe.-Adv The $1.00 Hat Store MRS. W. M. BROWN has just re turned from Atlanta, where she pur chased a nice line of Hats that they will sell from 25c. to $1.00. Also, tho nicest, line of Children's White Dresses they have ever had. Other goods too numerous to men tion. Come and seo them before you buy. MRS. W. M. BROWN & COMPANY, Walhalla, S. C. Best Patent FLOUR $6 per barrel. T. N. Carter & Co., WESTMINSTER, S. C. WANTED-Your chickens, eggs, hides, country hams, ?Uar grass amd grub root, for Cash. OCONEE PRO DUCE CO., H. T. Crenshaw, Mana ge r, Walhalla, S. C. 13_ I WANT Y?UIt~CHICKENS and EGGS! Still in business, buying nil Chickens and Eggs I can got. Bring them in; highest prices. J. E. HEN DRIX, Walhalla, S. C. 13* ~ I HAVE RETTER PRICES on poul try than have prevailed for somo time. Rush what you havo to me and swap for en?h. R. D. OELKERS, WalhaiUa, S. C. 12* CALL FOR Arjril Delineator AND Inspect Our Spring Line of UTZ & DUNN Slippers for Ladies, and CROSSETT Low Cut Shoes for Men. Style and Quality Unequaled. C. W. PITCHFORD, WALHALLA, S. C. Another Shipment Ladies' and Misses' SPRING SUITS. L specially priced at $8.50, $10.00, and up to $16.50, all desirable colors; together with samples of Sport Coats at $5.00 to $10.00. No two alike. These are all high class goods and lined with guaran teed silk. Don't miss seeing them. HUNTER'S SENEGA, S. C. P. S,-See our line New Dry Goods. It is great. SHOES Oxfords, Low Cuts ?fi ?fi We have just received a big shipment of OXFORDS and LOW CUT SHOES ?fi ?fi Wc have a big and complete stock of STYLE-PLUS CLOTHING, Dry Goods and General Merchandise? ?fi ?fi Wc arc agents for MITCHELL Wag ons, MOYER, TYSON & JONES and BABCOCK Buggies. ?fi ?fi A big and complete stock of Harness, Hardware and Farm Supplies. ?fi ?fi Paints and Oils-Lime and Cement* Sec us for Good Merchandise at Right Prices. W. P. Nimmons, Seneca, S. 0. VISIT NEW MILLINERY STORK. DRY PINE STOVE WOOD. Give -Special showing for Gaster; new-1 n)? your orders. J.H.ERNEST. est shapes, -with host stylo and qual ity to be found. Mrs. W. A. BRUCE (formerly Miss Fannie Harbin), Seneca, S. C., now building, next to Success Theater. 13 SEE MY HATS before you buy, and get good etylo, with new, up-to date trimmings, nt reasonable prices. Mrs. W. A. Bruce (formerly Miss Fannie Harbin), now building next \ to Success Theater, Seneca, S. C. 13