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MULES! '.' MARES! V BUGGIEST Two Carloads of Buggies and One Car of Fine Young Mules and Mares on tap here for you* Each animal well broke and ready to make money for you every day* It's a pleasure to show you what we have* . \ "OUR TERMS ARE YOUR TERMS." BROWN HAS IT w M BROWN, Walhalla, S- C. BROWNorHAS IT BROWN GETS IT ^ & j& j& "WHEN YOU RIDE? RIDE RIGHT." & J& J* J& BROWN ?GETS IT New Fall Mill -A' NORMAN'S DRY Now lino China, Crockery, Alui Woodenwnre, Window Shades, 1 Iles, Bod Spreads, Oil Cloth, Trays, Mats, Hugs; full lino pretty Dry and Shoes, arriving weekly, at i Iteepec tfully, WANTED-2 0 0 Turkeys, at once; also lin? milch cow for salo or trade. See lt. D. O ELK EU'S, Walhalla. 47* Kim SALE-Registered Holstein Mull; 2 V? years old. Bargain for quick sal?;. Sec or write J. A. Mor gan, West Union, Rt. No. I. _ 18* HOGS-Three lino Brood Sows and some light Borkers; Du roc breed. I offer these for (jnick Bale. SAM .1. 1 SB ELL, Walhalla. S. C., R. IA D. No. 1._ 16-tf EXPRESS your Wool, Mule, Horse and Cow Hides, Old Auto Tires, Beeswax and Tallow to ATHENS 11 IDE CO., at Athens, Ga. H. Eugene Kant, Manager. ?11-28-7 FOU HALE-1-acre lot, with three room dwelling, and 20x!t0-foot store room, latter worth $500. Locatod upper Main street. Bargain for quick sale; cash or terms. Apply A. V. DUNCAN, Walhalla, S. 0._ 36-tf. PQ-ACHE FARM FOR SA I iE; wlth U?F In six miles of Westminster; good house, barn and well of water; :<0 acres o|>en for cultivation; place well watered. Terms easy. Apply lo J. H. BARNETT, Westminster, S. C., Route No. 4._ _,7*_ ANYTHING LOST, stolen or hid den? If so, write me, giving full de tails-how, where and when lost, cor rect name and full description of ar ticle, with postage for reply. I will give some good advice and charge nothing. .1. R. HOXIT, Walhalla, S. C., Mill Village, No. 4. ty ty ty ty ?j? ty ty ??. ty ty ?J* *J* *\* *\* ?J? . J* *I* ty ty LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .[ Wanted Good burlap and tow sacks. C. \V. ? .1. E. Itauknight, nd. - Mrs. C. I\ Corn, of .lohnstOU, is siK-nditig tliis week visiting at the homo ol' her parents. Capt. and Mrs. W. A. Strothor, in Walhalla. - Mr. and Mrs. L, L. Marr and children, of Greenville, spent the lat ter part ol' last week in Walhalla vis iting at the home of Mrs. Barr's mo t her, Mrs. S. P. Dendy. - For Sale-Oakland five-passen ger touring car; practically new. Seo Dr. J. W. Boll, Walhalla.-Adv. - Misses Marie and Fannie Isbell have just returned from Atlanta, whoro they spent a few days visiting friends and taking advantage of the city's opportunities for new Ideas in tho millinery line. -We are requested to announce that the Young Men's League will meet next Sunday afternoon at ;i o'clock at tho Walhalla Baptist church. The public has a most cor dial invitation to attend. All will he welcome. -Wanted-Those who are in need of monumental work, to write the Seneca Marble and Granite Works before placing an ordor. By so do ing you save the agents commission, because wo employ no agents.-Adv. - Wm. T. McClure, of the Fair Blay section of Oconee, was among the visitors to Wa'halla Monday. Ile bas recently sold out his large farm ing interests in tho Fair Blay section and will soon take up his residence in Anderson county. .Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bell loft Sunday ahoiil noon for Atlanta to bo in the city for a few days, taking advantage1 of the opportunity to hear Rev, "Billy" Sunday during their stay. They were accompanied by James C, Sealion), Strayed -Pointer pup, white with yellow spots. Answers lo "lack." Reward If brought In. J. R. Ward, Walhalla, Rt. 8.- Adv.* Sorgt. Major Sam G. Pitchford, of Camp Sevier: Misses Myrtle and iiuth Brown, Idah Pitchford and Pauline stock, of Greenville Woman's College, wore among tho week-end visitors In Walhalla. The Misses Brown were at the home of their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brown, tho others of the party visiting at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Pitchford. They left Greenville Friday night and returned Monday afternoon -For Sale-Public Outcry, Thurs day, November 22. at 10 o'clock. 102 acres good land, 3 miles east of Mt. Rest; about 20 acres in cultivation; balance heavily timbered. Good 0 room dwelling, barn and other nec essary out-hulldings; well watered; headwaters Village. Creek; nine (lue springs. Will also sell all house hold and kitchen furniture; horse, wagon, farm implements, crops, etc. Sale will take place at residence. A fine chance for a home-seeker. E. M, ?El?seas, Mt. Rest, S. C.-Adv. 17* linery Arrived r GOODS STORE. minim), Enamel, Tin, Glass and (tods, Poles, Curtains, Towel?, Dol Mlrrors, Hells, nil kinda Brushes; Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats unusually low price?. F. E. HARRISON, Manager. -Butterick patterns. C. W. Pitch ford, Walhalla. S. C.-Adv. tf. -Tho Neville school will open next Monday, November 19th. The patroon, pupila and friends of tho school are urged to hear in mind this fact and lend their efforts to the making of a good session from the very opening of tlie school. -150 bushels Blue Straw seed wheat, very fine quality, $3 per bu shel. W. M. Brown, Walhalla.-Ad. --Attention ls directed to the page advertisement of The Globe, West minster, which will he found on the fifth page. There are many very at tractive offerings made In this an nouncement, and a careful reading of lt. followed by a visit to The Globo store, will prove both interesting and profitable. -A trial order will be the most convincing way to satisfy yourself that the Seneca .Marble and Granite Works produce only the best grade of monuments.--Adv. - Mrs. Doyle Dodd has returned to her linnie at Erwin, Tenn., after spending several weeks with her mo ther, Mrs. Mason Duncan, who has been seriously ill at the home of her brother, J. O. Rile:, of Westmin ster. Her many friends will be pleased to hear that Mrs, Duncan is on tlie road to recovery. We hope she will soon he out ?gain. - Wanted-Lot poplar blocks. Seo F. P. Guerney, at old brewery plant, Walhalla, for particulars.-Adv. 46* - Mrs. Cl. W. liat?n spent a few days in Walhalla tho past weok. hav ing come up from tho borne of Mrs. A. Bea iden, Seneca Route No. 4. Mrs. linton ls for the greater part of her lime now making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Dearden. Her friends here were pleased to meet her again. !.. C. Patterson, of Seneca, an nounces the continued arrival ol* new gooda Of the latest styles In ladies', misses' and children's coat suits, coats, etc., and large assortments of clothing, shoes, etc., for men, hoys and the whole family. An inspection of his large stock alter reading tills announcement will be of value to those seeking attractive goods at tractive prl es. -Wanted-Cattle and hogs, fat or lean; chickens and eggs, all you have; hides of nil kinds; highest prices paid; $1 to $2 each for horse hides. Seo A. B. Owens, Walhalla, S. C.-Adv. - The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Medlin will regret to learn of the sad death of their little daughter, Eleanor May, which occur red on the 2!Hh of October. On the 2 Vi li, while playing with some fire, she was burned, and death came to relieve her suffering on the day following. The little girl was of a remarkably bright disposition, making friends with all who met her, and her death came as a severe blow to the fond parents. Funeral services were conducted by J. L. Vaughn, the little body being laid to rest in tho cemetery of Ebenezer church. The parents have the sym pathy of many friends in their sore bereavement, - For Sale -Good S-year-old mare; weight about 1,000 pounds; works Anywhere. Terms to suit pur chaser. J. F. Heddon, West Union, S. C.-Adv. tr. -A real estate deal of tho past week that will bring to (his section some ol' Anderson county's good peo ple has .boon completed between Marcus King and Frank li. Alexan der, real estate dealer, the latter representing tho owner ol* a HOO-acre tract of land above Walhalla. The tract was owned by T. N. Hall, ol' Wostf linster, and is well known as tlie Cochran lands, near Door Moun tain. The price paid for tbe OOO acres was $ io.ooo. Mr. King will utilize a large part of the tract for tho purpose of raising stock. Ile has sold out his Anderson county farm land holdings and will move to Wal halla about January 1st. While he will be engaged in improving his new property nt the foot of the mountains he and his family will make their homo In the town of Wal halla. Mr. King is accredited with being one of the foremost and most prosperous farmers of his homo coun ty, and wo are delighted to have opportunity to welcome him to Oco neo, and especially glad to number bim and his among those of our town and immediate vicinity. Mr. King's family consists of his wife and three children. They will bo most heartily welcomed hy our peo ple. - I want to exchange peas for mink cow or hogs. S. A. Tow, Wal halla, S, C., Rt. ?.--Adv.* -Nice new 4-room IIOUBO to rent. T. E. Alexander, Walhalla.--Ad. 4? : -Mrs. M. 0. Long and children aro spending this week at Sandy Springs with Mr. and Mrs. George W. Darby. 'Mr. Long is In Orangeburg r>nd Columbia on professional bust- ( ness. . -White men wanted to board 1 Blockings. Hetrlck Hosiery Mills, Walhalla.-Adv. tf. , -Mrs. J. H. E. Sloan and Louis P. 1 Sloan, of Charleston", were Visitors in Walhalla for a short while last week, j visiting at the home of Mis. James { Seaborn and among other relatives, j Mrs. Sloan returned Saturday to her home in Charleston, but her son will- . remain for a time in the upper part j of the State. 5 -Krank K. Harrison, Jr., of Char- \ loston, spent the week-end-In Wal- i halla with his parents, Mr. and'Mrs. i F. E. Harrison, and among other rel- j atives and among friends. "Mr. Harri- i son about a year ago loft the service i of thc Southern Railway, engaging In tho wholesale brokerage business . in Charleston. ? -T. E. Alexander, Walhalla, S. C., < sells land, buggies and harness. See ' him before you buy.-Adv. c -We are requested to announce s that there will be an all-day singing ? at Rocky Knoll Baptist church next < Sunday, November 18th. *' Singers < from a distance will be present, I among them Messrs. Grusum, of I Greenville, Wiggins of Central, Stev- 1 enson of Anderson, Baker of Easley, and the singers of Oconee as a body ] are expected to bo present. All are Invited to attend and to spend a day of praise and service. , -"Columbus wagons are good wagons." W. M. Brown.-Adv. -The 93d annual session of the ( Lutheran Synod of South Carolina convened In the Lutheran church at j Pomarla yesterday morning. In many respects this will be an Import- ? ant meeting, with some unique fea- I tures. .Just across the hill from the 1 cir rch still stands tho old Elchelber- 1 ger house, built nearly lft??M years ago, and in which the Rev. . J. G. Schwartz taught theology in.- 1831, i the real commencement of the South- i ern Lutheran Theological Seminary, i Tho members and visitors will he : given an opoprtunity to stand on tho i spot thus made sacred by association i and to visit the graves of Rev. Mr. i Schwartz in the cemetery nearby. 1 Kev. Rjdw. Fulenwider, of Newberry, ] is president of the Synod. Rev. W. I H. Aull, of Walhalla, ls secretary of ? the body. . I Mules! "? Just received carlo; and Mares-all broke It will pay you 1 save you money* R. K. N1MMC NE THIS We have replenished 01 Goods, Ladies* Suits, Swe and you will find many of tl were bought in lots-samp will be retailed at wholesale Many $12.50 line of Suits w $18 to $20 lines at , ? . THESE ARE New Sweaters . ? ? ? All Wool New Sport Coat Children's and Misses* New new styles, regular and e: Full line Cloaking for the bi SEE II "HUNT SENECA, ?-100 bushels Abruzzi seed rye, I'.i per bushel. W. M. Drown.-Adv. -M'ss Lucy D. Brandt spent the week-end in Seneca with her aunt, Mrs. C. H. Ellison. - .Miss Johanna Theilkuhl went to Charleston last Wednesday. She ex pects to remain in Charleston, engag ing in some occupation. ?-"When you ride, ride right!" [Ugh Point buggies. W. M. Brown, Walhalla.-Adv. - Mrs. Lena Puckhaber returned ? nome last week, after having spent several weeks with her mother, Mrs. ri. L. Brandt. -Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Sloan are Mitertalnlng a new hoy at their home, he youngster having arrived last Saturday. Dr. Sloan, who is a mem >er of the Medical Corps of the army, low in training at Camp Jackson, Co rnubia, arrived In Walhalla Sunday 'or a brief visit to his family and to nake the acquaintance of the newest member thereof. -Clemson Tigor: "S. C. Stribling, 16, is commandant and professor of )iology, agriculture and chemistry at Castle Heights School at Lebanon Penn. 'Strlb' ls remembered hy the .orps as one of the best all-round ? student? that has ever heen to this ' lehool. While hero he was captain >f Company B, editor-in-chief of The Clemson Chronicle, and representa re of Clemson In the Inter-collegl ite oratorical contest during his sen or year." -1917 Ford for sale. See Henry King, Walhalla.-Adv. -Married, on Sunday, November Uh, by Clerk of Court John F. Craig, it his residence on College street, Miss Nannie Lou Tribble and Eugene Rowland, The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tribble, of Walhalla, while the groom is a son af A. Louis Rowland, who lives near West Union. The groom is engaged in farming and the young couple will reside near West Union. They have many friends who will join with The Courier in extending all good wishes. -Recently tho announcement ap peared in the Atlanta papers of the marriage of Miss Grace Elizabeth Harwood and Leonard McClair. The marriage will take place to-morrow, November 15th. The groom-elect is El son of M. M. McClair, formerly a resident of Walhalla, and who ls more familiarly known here as 'Mant" McClair. In advance of the liappy event The Courier extends to the young couple all good wishes for i long and happy journey through life. B . Mares! ad Tennessee Mules : and ready for work. :o see them. Can )NS, Seneca, w WEEK jr stock throughout. Dry :aters ajid Fancy Notions nem specially priced. They les of many kinds which prices. ill be sold at ? . $10.00 $16.50 SPECIALS : . , . , $1.75 to $5.00 s . ? . $3.50 to $5.00 r Skirts, in ttra sizes, $3.50 to $5.00 ibyat . . 25cto$2.00 r AT ER'S," a S* c. SOW GRAIN! Seed Wheat Seed Rye, Seed Oats, Grain Drills, Grain Fertilize*, (Acid with Potash, 10-0-2) CW. PITCHFORD. Walhalla, S. C. Sausage Mills, Lard Cans, Butcher Knives, Axes, Saws and Carpenter's Tools, Etc. The Plow and Range. +. Though widely different In their genornr usefulness, liotii ere indispeusiblo on* th? farm, Perhaps you have been "Putting Off" buying ono or botli until "Hotter Times." If you are a farmer,, this time lias now come. Dome in and let us show you what we have in Hanges, Cook Stoves, household necessities. Then our slock of Plow and Farming Tools will interest you. If a farmer, surely you aro interested in better Forming Implements. "il FURNITURE. ?f" Wc have a nicely selected stock of FURNITURE, IRON BEDS, PARLOR SUITES, Etc. Ballenger Hdw. & Furn. Co., SENECA, S. C. * FOR SALE. * We have 200 acres joining tho Town of Seneca with n main road through the center; one milo from churches, schools and railroad station; level and pretty. Some ono is going to get interested. ??????$$$$$$$@? ??????$H?*???? v-f .w* irrara ?? A V WT ra 8 i til FRANK E. ALEXANDER, ? (Of KENNEDY & ALEXANDER. Anderson, S. 0.) ? Dealers in Real Estate. ' SEE ME AT WALHALLA, S. C. $ Wo are authorized hy a ros pon ?d'.ilo ihm to poy $8.70 for good $5? $ft pino or oak wood loaded on cars at any point in Oconee county. *$ $ See me nt Walhalla for particulars. FRANK E. ALEXANDER. $ ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? @ ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? He happy. Do not allow yourself to he easily affected. Take care of your health'* Fear nothing, nover doubt complete success.-Napoleon.