Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MULES! . MARES! V BUGGIES! 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* *J& 'OUR TERMS ARE YOUR TERMS/' i BLOWN HAS IT W. m. BROWN, Walhalla, S. C. BROW?A8IT BROWN G RTS IT j& j& j& j& "WHEN YOU RIDE, RIDE, RIGHT," J* J* J* J* BROWN GETS IT - -1-T-III HMM ?mi .tm m .i ? i un ? inila -II.---M-_ New Lot Clothing ai Just Rec? -A NORMAN'S DRY Now Ruo Oltlniti Crockery, Alu Woodenwnre, Window Hlmdca, 11?"?, Hod Spreads, Oil (Moth, Trnyn, Mat?, Rug*; full Uno pretty Dry mid Shoes, arriving weekly, nt Respectfully) Hood two-horse turin tn rent. Ap ply m .1. i). I SD 101 iL Walhalla, s. c. I'Olt KALK-Ono tuarn and one riihlmr-liro HU ney. I. I, HURLEY, Walhalla, S. C. 18* Vim HALE-Registered Holstein Mull; 2 V6 yenra old. Uitrgnill for quick Halo. Soc or wrlto .1. A. Mor gun, West Union. Rt. No. I. 18* WANTER-All your Raw ll Idos and all your Chickens and higgs. I pay highest prlcos. Soo mo. R. M. CHEEK, opposite Depot. Walhalla. S. C. 50* HOGS-Three Uno Brood Sows and some light Porkers; Duroc breed. I offer these for quick sale. SAM J. ISDELL, Walhalla, 8. C.. R. F. I>. No. I. IjS-tf_ EXPRESS your Wool, Mulo, Horse and Cow llldoa. Old Auto Tiros, l.voswax and Tallow to ATHENS HIDE CO., at Athens, Qa. H. Eugeno Kant, Manager. ? 11-28-7 ?m ?ic?. "~ I will sell al my residence, near Picket POHt, on MONDAY, tho 10th of DECEM'RER, 1?M7. all my House hold and Kitchen Furniture, consist ing nf ono Organ, one lUiroau, Hat raek, two sets Chairs, one Cook Stove, two Diitlng Tables, two Corner Cupboards, lot Glassware and Crock ery, and ninny oilier things too nu ni erons to mention. Also Farming Tools and other arti cles. Terms. Cash, E. V. MILLER, Walhalla, Ronlo No. a. Nov. L'T. I Ol 7. IS- 111 I. O. ?. F. MpTlN? Oconeo Lotlge, \o. Ol, Independ ent Order of Odd Fellows, will meet Tuesday Muhl, November ?7, 1017. ( rO-NIGHT) nt S o'clock. Visiting Odd Fellows welcomed. A. C. PHILLIPS. Noble Grand. ANTON GERBER, Secretary, ad. ********** ********* * * * LOC AL AND PERSONAL. * ******************* - Buttorlck patterns. C. W. Pitch ford, Walhalla, S. C.-Adv. tf. - -Mrs. J. A, Stock returned last Friday evening from an extended visit to relatives in Louisiana and Texas. .-- Mrs. R. H. McLaughlin ami son Finest, and Master Elliott Rhodes, of Florence, will ?pond tho week-end willi Mr. and Mrs. (J. E. Ithodos. Postmaster Fant informs us that from this date forward niall will ho forwarded, In closed pouches, on ibo .">.;>o afternoon train. This train will also pouch on Seneca for m.ills north, tf While men wanted to board stockings. I let rick llosiory Mills, Walhalla. Adv. tl. Wo are requested to announce thal Hie HOM meeting o? tho Wal halla Pa rent-Teacher Association will be held at the High School audi torium noxi Monday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Tho clod lou of nlllcers will lake place, and it is desired thal there shall ho a full attendance of i ho member:. Rc on tho look out for our next car ol' mules. They will bo extra linc, i ' W & .1. K. Ilanknlght.- Ad. .las. ii. Wyatt and family, who have for anne lime been residing al loffersonville, via., uro now located al llawklnsvllle. (?a.. whore Mr. Wy att is now engaged in work with a Mr. Mansfield, a ?-ontracier, who has ii $?10,000 contract on which ho is working. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt for merly lived near Walhalla, on Kural Route No. ;;. - Wanted fattie and hogs, fat or lean; chickens and onus, all you have; hides of all kinds; highest prices paid;' $t to $'J oneil for horse hhles. See A. R. Owens, Walhalla. S. C.- Adv. - Some of tho volunteer soldiers were unintentionally overlooked In tho distribution of comfort bags, ami tho Walhalla Chapter of thc Ameri can Red Cross would be glad to have any one who ls willing to till all or part of several bags, to be sent lo IhOSO boys for Christmas, to report at Rod Cross headquarters as early as possible and leave their names. The bags cnn be secured at tho Red Cross room. The room is open Mon days and Fridays, from 3 to 0 o'clock. nd Shoes ?ived at Low Prices. T- 1 GOODS STORE. minimi, Enamel, Tin, (Jln.ss and K<M1H, Roles, Curtains, Towels, Dol Mlrrors, Bolls, all kinds Brushes; Goods, Notions, < Mot M in lints unusually low pri?es. F. IO, HARRISON, Manager. .A. good cheap llorac for Hale. Seo T, H. Aloxandor, Walhalla. Ad i7. - li. Hlu mon thal has nu attractive announcement on the first pago thia week. Head lt then turn to pago live and road lila announcement I koro. Something worth while In hot h places, -Tho Livingston Warm, W. C. King, malinger, announces a special sale of fine cattle next Thursday Thanksgiving Day. Tho ?ale will take place at Townvlllo, begining at I o'clock p. in. Seo advertisement. Our fourth ear of Uno mules will ho lu in a few days. Watch for them and call and examine. We will he able to III you up with what you need. C. W. fk J. IO. Baukntght.-Adv. - 'Frank J. Taylor, of Stone Moun tain, tin., ls siKMiding this wook In and near Walhalla visiting among relatives and friends. Some sovon years ago Mr. Taylor moved to Geor gia, then to Oklahoma, and ls ngaln located in Georgia. He formerly lived In Ibo Fairview section of Oco noo, and has many friends in that and other sections of the county who will he glad to meet him again. -Mr. and Mrs. 10, W. Harper, .lr., of Lowudosvllle, spent a short while in Walhalla last Saturday visiting at (he home of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Moss. Mrs Harper was formerly Miss Mary howls, and is well known hy many hero. Mr. and Mrs. Harper were hut recently married, and re ceived the hearty congratulations and good wishes of many friends while in Walhalla. For Sale -Good 8-year-old ju aro; weight about 1,000 pounds; works anywhere. Ternis to suit pur chaser. .1. F. I lodden. West Union, S. C.-Adv. tf. - There are many who will be in I eros ted in learning that Lewis C. Harrison, who bas for some lime la-en localed with the army in Louisi ana, has again been promoted. Al tho present time he is serving in the capacity of Quartermaster Sergeant, Grade 13, which is the highest rank ing that is given a non commissioned olllcor. We are glad lo note that he lias ri sop so rapidly in the service. -L. Blumenthal, Of Westminster, has an attractive announcement on the lift h page of this issue. He an nounces some material reductions in prices on seasonable goods- winter clothing, coats, coat suits, shoes, etc. Hoad his announcement and give him a call, lt will pay you to examine his large and carefully selected stock. Head nd. on first pago also. -Gar of cocoanut-pennul meal the best of leeds-just in. If you have not tried this feet, you should do so. It's fine. If you've tried it before, yon will want more of it now. Gel it while you can. C. W. & J. IO. Dauknight, Walhalla.-Adv. -There are many who will learn with regret of the death of Miss Sal I lie Williams, which occurred at the i home of ber niece. Mrs. II. R. Hughs. in Walhalla, last Friday morning t about t o'clock!. Miss Williams bad j been for a long time confine^ to her I home, but was not materially worse . until but very shortly before the end ! caine. Her death was not unexpect 1 ed, however, for she had been declin ' lug gradually l'or a long while. Her , conversations with members of the I family of late had been such ns to in j dtente that she not only expected the summons at any moment, bm was ready to answer whensoever that 1 summons might come. The deceased was about ?."> years of age. and was j a daughter oi the late Micajah Wil I Hains, of Anderson, county. Resides Mrs. Hughs, her niece, and other rel ! atives of a more distant relationship, j she is survived by one sister. Mrs. M. T. Webb, ot Gu? Biercotown section of Anderson county. One sister, Miss Lizzie Williams, preceded her to ihe grave some eight years. Fune ral services were conducted at the Hughs loone in Walhalla at t o'clock Friday afternoon, by Rev. W. H. Hamilton, of the Presbyterian church. On Saturday morning the remains were taken to Anderson, where they were Interred in Silver Brook cemetery, after services con ducted by Rev. .lohn B. White, pas tor of the First. Baptist church of Anderson, of which church Miss Wll . Hams was a life-long member. The I officers of ibis church acted as pall j hearers. Miss Williams was a wo I man of many noble trails Of charac , ter. and ber long life was filled with good deeds. There are many who will join with The Courier in ex I lending to (ho bereaved ones sincere I fy ni pat by in their sorrow. - For Sale Ford Roadster. See I Dr, J. W. Bell, Walhalla.-Adv.ti. > -M TH. J. W. Reodor, of Wont Un ion, lias rotumod homo after spond Ing severul day? lu Weat ruinator VIB II in.", hoi- mother, M ra. M. Dum-aii, Who ha? hoon HoriouHly ill for several wooke, hut la now Improving. - The (Hohe Optical Co., of Green ville, have au announcement on tho llfth page thlH week. Dr. A. A. Odom, tho head of tho well-known firm, will visit Walhalla next Thursday, and will be at tho Harton Pharmacy on that day and will bo ready to lit glasses, examino oyes and give gene ral attention to any ono who needs assistance. Ho sure to cull at Bar ton's Pharmacy next Thursday if you ure in need of any advice or assist ance with renard to your oyes. Dr. Odom will bo In Westminster, at Gll roath's Hotel, on Friday, tho 30th. Pomona who can moro conveniently seo Dr. Odom at Westmlntsor should make a point of seeing him thore Fri day. Remember, Walhalla on Thurs day, Westminster on Friday. -Auction Sale--At my residence on December 7th, 1?U7, at 10 o'clock, 1 will offer for sale the following de scribed property to-wlt: One mare mulo, 7 years old, weight, about 1,100 pounds; one of the bent fam ily horses lu tho Stato, 8 yonrs old; one Hildy, I yonrs old; one stallion, ?I years old; one of the best all round horses in tho county, 9 years old; one very flue cow, three heifers; one McCormick binder, almost new, been used but very little; somo cul tivators of dlfforent sorts; one two horse disk plow; one two-horse wagon; one double carriage; one single buggy and harness; a good lot of hay, fodder, household goods and other articles too numerous to mention. M. G Holland, Walhalla, S. C., R.F.O. No. 2.-Adv.* -Wm. C. Oro gah,* of Chino, Cal., arrived In Walhalla last Saturday and will spend some months in the county visiting among relatives and friends. Mr. Grogan for some years has been working with a large beet sugar relining company. The crop In his section of California has now been all worked up, and Mr. Grogan will spend his between-season vacatjon in his old home county. He reports that tho growers this year realized I good jirices for the raw beets and tho I relined sugar. Ile ls employed in the heart of the sugar-beet growing I section, and refineries are located,! close to the beet farms. Mr. Grogan) bas many friends In Oconee who are pleased to welcome him back on a ? visit. In some respects Mr. Grogan'? j visit is a sad one. lie spent the win- | tor here about four or live years ago with Iiis brothers--Thos; W. and H. J. Boone Grogan - but since his visit they have holli passed to the great unknown. - Frank E. Alexander, the real es tate man, has recently sold to J. N. Masters and M. H. Holland, of An derson county, tho Kuhtmnnn tract of land near Walhalla, containing Sl."> acres, the price being $10,000. Messrs. Masters and Holland will be gin about the first of the new year to work up the large timber product of this tenet, lt is understood that they will install several motor trucks on the roads between Walhalla and their tract In order to move readily the large quantities of timber to the railroad. Incidentally, and in the meantime, these gentlemen are going to have some fine fun, which they will share with their friends, In hunting 'possums and wild turkey. These two varieties of "fruit" are said to literally hang all over the timber or-cumber the ground under the 'rees. Mr. Alexander ls In doubt as to whether lt was the timber or the 'possum and turkey that proved DON'T MISS SEEINC Sent us to-day from one i in New York. One of ? were sold early in thc sea We arc going to sell this them alf, at They have the big fur cover the shoulders, whic and all are first class in c get this chance often, "vv NEW SUITS AC W. S. H SENECA, thc grontor Attraction to tl?? Ander-1 sonia ii ?i. Mr. Aloxnnder I? Interest ing a number of Anderson people In Qconoo lnndn, und he ls accomplish ing much in the way of bringing Wnl halla und Anderson mighty closo to gether. -Lost-On Main streot, n Parker fountain pen, with name on annie. The tinder will pienso rotura to (loo. Sanborn, at t?ntorprise Hank.-Adv,* -Until further notice the post of Ilc/B will cloae at 6 p. m., but will open again on the arrival of the night train if same ls not later than 10 p. m. -Tho poat olllce will observe Sun day hours on Thanksgiving day. No money order business will be trans acted and tho city and R.F.D. carriers will suspend service for tho day. -J. Christopher Ives ter, who has been Attending tho Georgia-Alabama Business College, ls at homo for a vacation. At the present he is nurs ing a "good" case of tho menslos. We hope ho will bo able to resume his studies at an early dato. -At the regular meeting of Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 9 2, A.F.M., hold last Friday night, tho following offi cers were elected to sorvo tho ensu ing Masonic year: D, A. Smith, W. M.; H. B. Hughs, S. W.; H. E. Mays, J. W.; G. M. Ansel, Treasu rer; W. O. White, Secretary. The officers will bo installed at a future dato. -The regular meeting of the Mayne Circle was held at tho home of MrB. W. D. Moss on friday, the 16th. The program consisted of a study of masters of art, music, po etry, etc., of Germany, of tho last century. Visitors present were Mrs. J. L. Stokes, Mrs. R. J. Sifford, Miss Phillips, Mrs. T. L. Smith, Mrs. J. R. Anderson. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. J. R. Anderson in serving de lightful refreshments. - We have received a nice assort ment of T. W. Wood & Sons' bulbs. Single and double hyacinths, sepa rate colors, 5.0c. dozen; paper white Narcissus (for growing in water), 35c. doz.; special mixed tulips, 25c. doz.; special mixed crocus, 20c. doz. Moss & Ansel, Walhalla.-Adv. -The Walhalla High School was forced to close last Monday morning on account of lack of fuel. For some time citizens have been unable to se cure a pound of coal from any quar ter, and Monday morning found the U gh School coal-less and cold. The situation was relieved at the school by the Walhalla Cotton Mills and 11 et rick Hosiery .Mills each supplying three tons of coal to the school. The school reopened this morning. -Miss Margie Van Di viere left Monday for her home In Savannah, after having spent several weeks in Walhalla with her mother. Mrs. L. R, Van Di viere. Miss VanDiviere was accompanied home by Mrs. Q, A. Mercer, who had spent some time here visiting Mrs. VanDiviere and daughter. Mrs. VanDiviere expects to leave for her Georgia home this week. The time of her departure will be determined by the home-com ing of her son, Chas. L. VanDiviere, who has just received a commission as second lieutenant In the 2-Ith In fantry, regular army. Mr. VanDi viere recently completed the course of training at the officers' camp at Fort Oglothorpe. Only 124 Balea Short Now. Seneca, Nov. 23.-Special: There were 12,511 bales of cotton ginned In Oconee county prior to November l'4, 1917, as compared with 12,035 to November 14, 1910. M. S. Stribling, Special Agent. - ? iles! J A SHIPMENT OF ' | ?ne Coats of thc big Sales Rooms I kind in all colors and son at $18.00 to $20.00. i lot, in order to handle $15.00 collars, large enough to j h is all the craze now, | very respect. You can't | fe know they are cheap. . ?PEP WEEKLY! SOW GRAIN! Seed Wheat, Seed Rye, Seed Oats, Grain Drills, Grain Fertilizer, (Acid with Potash, 10-0-2) OW. 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 general usefulness, both are indispensable on tho farm. Perhaps you have been "Putting Off" buying one or both until "Rotter Timen." If you are a farmer, this time has nov, come. Como in and lei us show you what we have in Ranges, Cook Stoves, household necessities. Then our stock of Plow and Farming Tools will interest you. If a farmer, surely yon are. interested in better Farming Implements. "ll FURNITURE. ?T" Wc have a nicely selected stock of FURNITURE, IRON BEDS, PARLOR SUITES, Etc. Ballenger Hdw. & Furn. Co., SENECA, S. C.* * FOR SALE. * Wo bnvo 250 acres Joining tho Town of Monera with n main road through tho center; one milo from rbureboa, schools and railroad station; lovel and pretty. Momo ono ls going to get Interested. FRANK E. ALEXANDER, ? (Of KENNEDY *v. ALEXANDER, Anderson, 8. 0.) Dealers in Real Estate. SEE NE AT WALHALLA, 8. C. ? Wo aro authorised l>y a r0S|M>nSlide linn to noy ?IUL7B for good *& pluo or oak wood loaded on curs ul miy |M>int in Oconee county. ?\ See me nt Walhalla for part lenin I rt, FRA NK 10. ALEXANDER. m m $$$ ? ?? ?$Hb *5>? *M*TO toto wm mw Paris has added to Rs poliflfl force a corps of divers to work honOntll Di" Seine. The hroad of tho Ilalknng ls made lu Hie from of chains and sold ac cordlng to length. *