Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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J A YNES' C C. G. JAYNE "Jaynes Cuts the the G ONE CENT A WORD (Small advertisements under this heading inserted at rate of one cent a word per insertion. Four insertions for price of throo.) (NOTICE.-No advertisement ac ccptcd for tliis column for less than 15 cent?, ono insertion.) II ICH EST CASH PRICE PAID for Oood White Corn. W. L, DALTON, Seneca Corn and Feed Mill. 2i-27* '.SAFETY Fl HST!" - We have about fifty Safety lloxes for rent. Ap ply at HANK OK WALHALLA. 21 -tf FOR SALE-One five-passenger Kord Car, 1917 model. See J. T. MACLDI.N Walhalla, S. C. 21* _ TR1IEE YOUNG MILK COWS for sale; fresh In. At .7. ' DALLEN GER'S, Richland, S. C._20-22_ !><>(> BUSHELS Sound White Ear corn for sale at J. H. STRI BLI NO'S, Richland, S. C. 19 FOR SALK-One Deering Rinde-, slightly used. Apply to IC. C. DOYLE Seneca, S. C. 19 FOR SALK-Two Good Milk Cows with young calves. See .1. KRANK MORCAN', Westminster, s. C., itt. No. 2. 2 I LOST-('.old Bracelet, ai Bethel church, on May lu. Liberal reward if returned lo MRS. C. I). BOWEN, i ?ak way, S. C. 2 1" SE EB IRISH POTATOES-Look out Mountain variety; $2.."<) per bushel. .1. ll. DARBY, Walhalla. S. C. 20-22 THOMAS BOSK will buy Star Crass, Roots. Beeswax, Kggs, Chick ens. Store al Cross Roads. Hong Creek. 20-1 f TWO GOOD IIOHSES FOE SALK cheap. See me .il once If von wan' a bargain. R. II. ALEX ANDER, Wal halla, s. c. in _ WANTED-A Kirst-class Black smith and all-round Repair Shop Man. Will pay a good price for right man. H. P. HALEY, Easloy, S. C. 2 1 - 2 2 * WANTED-Chickens, Kggs and all Country Produce; highest market prices paid in cash. AV. T. ROACH, in front of Cotton Mill, Walhalla, S. C. ' 2 0-2 3 ? ASTRAY.-Came to my borne on May 10th, one bay mare, black mane and tail; blaze face. Owner can get same by paying for this notice and feed. VICTORIA OREEN, Walhalla Route No, 2., Box 25. 21* DC HOG BOAR for Service; usual foo. Thoroughbred, from Du roc drove nt Bessemer, Ala. Look him over. W. T. A LEX AN DIOR, Walhalla. S. C.. Route 1 (mile and half southeast of town, i 11-21* POTATO PLA NTS.-Nancy Hall Mid Porto Rico; 2,uno at >2 per thousand; all over 2,(?00, $1,75 per 1,000. Money must accompany order. Include postage if by mai!. J. H. M cC LE LON, Rockingham, Ga. i'-2 2* ALTO si PPLIKS.- Porcelains for Champion plug, 2 1 cents; 30x3 V&, ^; connecting rods $l.iin; balls. \] cents each: new radiator $23, Now goods. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write me your needs. S. A. TOW, Walhalla, S. C., Rt. 2. 10-22* FOR SAI.F-Ton-room, two-story Residence in Walhalla; 7 acres land; good orchard, all kinds fruit. Admirable place for summer hotel, Or residence for large family. If de sired will sell place as it stands - Crops, all implements necessary for cultivation and care of place, wagon, buggy, harness, etc.; orchard spray pump and outfit ; mare, two-year old horse colt. If interested see or write .1 A. STECK, Walhalla, S. C. ~ "PHI.MO" PEANUT MEAL. - IB guaranteed analysis gives Protein 28 per cent, Kat 7 per cent Fi bro 2 ? per cont, Carbohy drates 4 0 per cent. M a do en tl roly from Pl' R15, WHOLESOME PEA NUTS. A Superior Feed for horses mules, cows, hogs and chickens. Nott that its feed value is more than double that of wheat shorts, and in a more digestible form. Per sack, $2.30. J. C. RAMPLEY, Wost Union, S. C., Distributor. IC-tf UT PRICES LL-FOR WEAR FULL DOUBLE TOE S, Walhalla, S.C. : Prices and Sells oods." WANTED-Beef Cattle, Hides. Chickens and Eggs-FOR CASI I. See me. U. 1). O ELKERS, Walhalla. S. C. 21-24 A Special Communication of Blue S&H Ridge Lodge, No. 92, A. F. M., will he held next Friday night. May ?3d, 1919. at 8..'10 o'clock. Work in first degree. HARRY R. HUGHS, W. M. W. O. WHITE, Secretary. (ad.) * * % LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ??* f . * >|? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?|?> ?J? ?J? ?J< ?|? ?|? . ] " ?J?, ?J? ?t? ?J? ?J? ?J? -Two good one-horse wagons for sale. T. E. Alexander, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.- 1 titf, -Rev. L. W. Langston is in At lanta this week attending the ses sions of the Southern Baptist Con vention. -Mrs. Smith, of Oxford, N. C.. spent several days last week with her daughter, Miss Daisy Smith, who is engaged in teaching at the Victor Monaghan Mill school. - Reward for return of black silk walch guard, lost between the post office and Court House. Leave at ellice ol' Clerk of Court and get re wa rd. ad v * A marriage license a little oui ol' the ordinary was issued last week to parties whose names will not be given ai the moment. The prospec tive groom's age is given as 7 I an that of Hie brid --to-be 19. Mrs. IV M. Harrison was called last Saturday io Orangeburg hy win1 .inuouiiciiu; Hie death ol lier brother in-law. Dr, .1. C. Wunnuumkcr. Mrs. Harrison loft <<.? tho afternoon train lo m lend i lie fu ncral. Ano!lier shipmen) ot' refrigera tors just received. See us before they are all gone Whit m ir"-.Marett Hardware Co., Westminster. S. C. adv.-21-tf. We ari? requested lo announce that Miss Pinkie Blake will preach at Mount Pleasant church (on the Chap man place) next Saturday night, and Sunday and Sunday night, lt is to be hoped that good congregations will be present to hear her. -Base ball teams of the Walhalla Mill and tho Oconee Mills of West minster played an interesting game on thc Westminster diamond last Sat urday afternoon, when the score stood S to 7 In favor of tho Walhalla boys. The game was tightly contest ed from start to finish and was en joyed by a large crowd. -Special lot of box and loose can dles at Norman's Drug Store. Also, choice lot box stationery.--adv ?-One FOrd roadster, cheap; J 910 model. Harry Norman.- adv. -The body of Luke Creen, col ored, was brought to Walhalla from Chattanooga, Tenn., one day last week for burial. Luke got into some trou hie a hon I two weeks ago, it is said, and was shot in the hand, and blood poison resulted, causing death in a short while. Ho was a well known darkey about Walhalla for many years, but had been away from this section for a number of years. ?Mr. ami Mrs. .1. A. Cook, of Mad ison, wore visitors in Walhalla last Friday. Mr. Cook informs us that a good portion of his large farm on Hie river is idle and growing up in weeds. He has been unable lo get any one to work this section of Iiis placo, We an- informed that there is quito a good deal of land in almost every par! of the county lying unused at (his time by reason of the shortage ol' labor, . -For Rent One four-room house with all conveniences and two acres land, in town of Walhalla. W. M. Brown ft Son, Walhalla. 1 7-tf-adv. The Ural meeting of the new year ol' Hie Paul 11 ?I y no Circle was delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. .1. A. Steck on Friday, May 9th, lu tho absence Of the president, Mrs. .1. W. Bell. Mrs. C. W. Uuuk llight, the vice president, took charge of the meeting. All members an swered roll call by a current event. The program for the afternoon was opened with a reading by Mrs. ,1. A. Ansel. Miss Gertrude Smith and Miss Janie Harrison. Th!? was fol lowed by a duet by Mrs. S. L. Vernor and Mrs. C. \V. Pitchford, Jr. After Hie program the hostess gave her guests a charming and original little contest. Mrs. E. L. Herndon and Miss Pauline Hughs won the prize for the most correct answers. Sev eral visitors added to the pleasure of the afternoon. During the social hour Mrs. Stock, assisted in her du ties by Miss Eloise Strother and Miss Janie Harrison, served a dainty , sweet course. - New arrival rugs and art squares at Norman's.-adv. -Latest patterns in ladies', misses and children's hats. Norman's .Mil linery Department.-adv. -Ready-to-wear dresses, skirts , and waists at Norman's.-adv. I --.Mrs. It. 10. Bowen and children, ! Katherine and Edwin, of Liberty, are : visiting at the home of Mrs. Bowen's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Hughs, for a few days. -Wm. 1!. Mell, of tho University' of South Carolina, ls spending a brief . rest period with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. VV. Bell, in Walhalla, lie has many friends who are glad to see him again. - We have a good stock of high grade lime and cement-the Tennes see kind. Whitinire-Marett Hard ware Co., Westminster, S. C.-adv.-tf - Miss Anna Darby returned last Thursday to Walhalla, after several months' absence visiting in other parts of the State. She will be here for some time, and ls boarding at the home of Mrs. J. R. Hughes. -On account of his continued ill health Will H. Jones decided last , week to go to Atlanta to consult spo- 1 cialists as to his case. He ls now in the Georgia State Baptist Hospital 1 undergoing treatment. His many friends here hope to hear of early and rapid improvement. -Our vulcanizing is absolutely guaranteed lo outlast the rest of the tire. Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv. lOtf -Among the good friends whom we were glad lo see in Walhalla last 1 week was John P. Tatham, of Rod Hill, who was hero on a brief visit * to relatives and among friends. John < is looking remarkably well and has 1 entirely recovered from an illness of a year ago that he had begun to feel i was of a serious nature. He has a host of friends here who are always glad to welcome him to his old home. , -E. H. Spain, of Detroit, Mich., ] is spending this week in Walhalla among friends. Mr. Spain has but recently been honorably discharged ] from the military service of the t United States, and during the past , twelve months saw active service in , the expeditionary forces in Europe. , He has many friends in Walhalla who ? are glad to see him again. He has been in our midst for the past ten j days and will return to his Michigan j home some time next week. -Now is the time to save money. , Have your auto tires vulcanized. Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv. lOtf. - .Married, on May 6th, by Rev. L. M. Lyda, at the homo of Prances ' Cordell, near Coneross, Miss Fannie ' Durham and Joan Lee. both of Wal- ' halla. Mr. and Mrs. Lee will make thew home In Walhalla. They have m iny friends in thc county who will Join with The Courier in extending to them a "nearly welcome and all good n ?shes. ! Mr. i : ii tl Mrs. J. G. McWhorter. cl* Westminster, were among the vis itors in Walhalla last Friday. Mr. McWhorter is the superintendent of Ibo Westminster Oil Mill and is a son-in-law of J, J. Picketts, of the i county. Wc were glad indeed to learn Ulai Mr. Picketts is now enjoying his accustomed good bea lt li. About a your ago he was in quito poor health, ami it will be learned by his many , friends in various parts of the county with no small degree of pleasure, that he has entirely recovered his health. Closing out ti lot men's straw i hats at $1.00. Norman's.- adv. See (hose beautiful silk waists at Norman's.-adv. Let us sit ow you our line of stylish shoes and slippers.. Norman's Dry Hoods Store,-adv. -Seneca Farm and rectory of hist Thursday contained this item of news that will prove of interest to many friends in tho county of Mr. and Mrs. deo. T. Reid: "At the resi dence of J. O. Brock, on i hu rsc! ay morning, Rev. I. E. Wallace perform ed the ceromony which made Mrs. Thomas, who resides near Adams' ' crossing, and George Reid, of Cal houn, man and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Reid will make their home in this county." Mr. Reid was in The Cou rier office a few days after the happy ' even had taken place, but never so much as indicated to us that he was but so recently married. He men tioned lils largo family-17 children -and stated that this happy gather ing comprised "two sets" of chil dren, but thal was all. Even at this late day, however, we cannot refrain from extending to our good friend and his better half the very best of our good wishes for continued pros perity, long life and tho host of suc cess. -Tho many friends of (). C. Lyles, of Wost Union, will regret lo learn that he is confined to his bed, having been taken 111 some time Saturday night or Sunday morning. Mr. Lyles did not get. up at the usual time Sunday morning, and was not awakened or disturbed, the other oc cupants of the house in which he luis rooms thinking that he was enjoy ing a needed rest. When at noon, however, he had still not made his appearance, friends hogan to wonder at his prolonged stooping, and it was decided to lind out if anything was wrong. No response was r ceived to repeated knocks at his door, and the room was Dually entered. Mr. Lyles was found in an unconscious condi tion, and ho had evidently been un conscious for some time. A physician was at Once summoned, and it was found that his condition was due to ptomain poisoning. Heroic work was begun ?it once, and he soon hogan to revive, regaining a degree of con sciousness several hours later. Since Sunday afternoon he has boen im proving, though slowly, and yester day afternoon he was reported con siderably better, though still con fined to his bed. We hope soon to learn of his complete recovery. - Don't Wait! -Our big stock of galvanized roofing is going fast. Von can't afford not to see us ?it once and buy your roofing if you expect to do iiny covering within tho next few months. Whltmire-Marett Hardware Co., Westminster. S. C.-adv.-?l-tf. GOOD" We have a lar Tires which we of 30x3 30x3! 32x31 32x4 33x4 34x4 35x4 BROWN HAS IT OR BROWN GETS IT. W. - Mrs. Kilto Smith is visiting at Sandy Springs for two weeks. -For rent-Two rooms ut tho Schumacher houso. Apply to w. L. Venter.-adv. -J. Eugene Abbott, who recently returned from overseas army service, left hist week for Akron, Ohio, where he is employed by the Goodrich Rub ber Company. Mr. Abbott was one of Oconee's boys who received the coveted distinguished service medal, though he is very modest about lt .nd insists that he doesn't know what he did to get this special recognition tf his services. -Pretty new lot rugs, art squares, [tresses, skirts and waists at Norman Dry Goods St oro.-adv. -Dato arrival In ladies', misses' ind children's hats, shoes and slip pers. Norman's Dry Goods Store.-ad -George F. Meldau returned to Walhala about ten days ago. and is iiisily engaged making himself com fortable here for the summer. He recently purchased a cottage on Til laloo street, and will spend bis sum mers here, and possibly make Wal halla lils permanent borne. Ile is ex pecting his daughters to come up from Charleston in the near future to be with him for the summer. -Two nice, fresa milch cows for sale. W. M. Drown & Son, Walhalla. - 17-adv-tf. -Tho baseball teams of the Sen eca and Walhalla High Schools met on the local diamond last Thursday ?ift' P con. The score, at the time when writing material gave out,stood Elbon! l(> 'u IS, in favor of tho Sen eca hoys. The Walhalla boys nre aot discouraged, however, and will give their Seneca friends a better showing when next they meet, lt was just an oft' day with the local boys. -Our vulcanizing is done the 'factory way"-the only way. Wal lalla Tire Shop.-adv. lOtf. - Marshal S. Stribling and his laughter, Miss Alice, were ie Wal halla last Friday in I he interest ol' the proposed Piedmont highway from Greenville lo Allanta, lt is proposed ie uiilizo as much as possible of the aid Southern Railway main line, and Ilms ?el a hard surface road-bed. A mooting will be held at Westminster lo-morrow ( Thursday, I tho 22(1, to devise plans. All progrosisve citi zens are not only invited but are urged lo attend. - Haggles-Maggies and buggy harness.-We have just received a shipment of the Taylor-Cannady high grade buggies. Our stock of buggy harness is complete. It will pay you lo seo us before placing your order. SVhitmire-Marett Hardware Co., Westminster, S. C.-adv.-21-tf. -James Wilson, who recently re ceived his honorable dischargo from the U. S. Army, spent the past week In Walhalla with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Wilson. James was mustered out of the service at Camp Jackson, Columbia, and came up from that, city with his sister, Miss Annie, who ls attending a business college there. Miss Wilson returned to Columbia Sunday last and James left for that city this morning. Ho lias accepted a position there with the Southern Dell Telephone Compa ny. His many friends here were de lighted lo meet him again, and to noto th. ? army life bas agreed with him. While we regret that we can not keep with us our boys who are returning, still wo cannot refrain from uttering a few words of praise for those who come back to us with a desire to enter at once some field of activity and usefulness. We wish our young friend every degree of success that he may hope for himself. LOOK. Thc full linc of Dress ( assortment-prices 25c. and Also a complete line of ing at the low figure of 25c, All the above just recci Full Line PETE and Ch Blenching for Underwear i Mill Cloth, !>fl-in. wide, no Pajama Cheek Cloth for U Spoclnl prices to Merchant solicited and ('redits extended ri Bargains in Shoes now run as money can be saved. Kuli line beautiful Royal I These are cheaper than nierehan The W. STILES BARR* 4 ge supply of Goodyear Automobile fer this week at the following prices: $ J 5.00 22.25 26,00 30.50 3 J.75 38.00 37.50 49.00 THE PACE M. Brown & Son, WALHALLA, S. C. BROWN HAS IT OH BROWN GETS IT. 1888 COAL 00 0000 000 0000 00 00 $ 000 000 0000 00 ?? COAL == 1919 COAL Choice Lump Coal. $8.00 per Ton in May. $8.25 per Ton in June. $8.50 per Ton in July. $8.75 per Ton in August. $9.00 per Ton in September, The above prices arc for Coal at our chute. Terms Cash, BBDPATfl EsYCB'UM. j* FIVE GOOD ATTRACTIONS: Jt \< Ralph Bingham. 2. Caneens. 3. Clarissa Harold. 4. Marie Rose Lawler. 5. Dunbar Male Quartette. Commencing in the carly Fall. j?> Season Tickets $2.QU Now on Sale at Bell's Drug Store. C. W. Pitchford, Walhalla, S. C. -Dr. W. H. Browning died at his home near Seneca last Saturday, and Iiis remains were interred nt the Hopewell burying ground on -linday Inst. He bad been in failing health for more than a year, though bis most serious trouble was of more j recent origin. Some months ago bc ! had his leg severely burt, and com plications set in, resulting finally In a trouble in the nature of gangrene. A week or moro ago bo was taken to a hospital i*n Spartanburg, hoping that ho might bo relieved by having the member amputated, but bis con dition at tho timo was such that tho physicians were unwilling to under take the operation, stating that it would mean certain death. Ho was brought back home, and lt was but a few days before the end came. Dr. Browning was well known all over Oconee, having practiced in almost every section of the county during a long torin of years, and for a time he enjoyed a wide practice in the country ns "the Indian doctor." Mo depended largely upon the remedies supplied hy nature for tho relief of human ills, and this fact, brought to bim the title of "Indian doctor." For several years past he had been con nected with what is known as tho holiness church; and there are many who state that his later years were lived in conformity with his adopted religion. it had been his misfor tune, however, to figure largely in the courts in our county, and at the pres ent time there is a charge against him in ibo Federal Court, which, of course will probably he dismissed in Its entirety by reason of his death, though nt ?he time the case was brought against him by the Federal ofllcei-8 it was not entirely settled as to whether or not there wore others associated in tho case, which is on the charge of attempting to defraud by tho uso of the United 'States mails. Dr. Drowning is survived by his wife and several children, all of the latter being grown up and, we are informed, married. The deceased was about 65 years of age. -Auto owners, m a ko our shop your headquarters while in town. Walhalla Tiro Shop.-adv. lOtf. Bring Troops to England. Archangel, May IS. -Arrange ments are tinder way to begin the transportation to longland of the 339th American Infantry within the next ton days. LOOK, LISTEN! binghams have now arrived and are on display-a beautiful 30c. per yard. Percales from a famous print works, for Shirtings, etc., sell and 30c, per yard. ived and arc thc latest lines this spring. RS' SHOES for Both Men and Ladies ildren. All New Styles. md other purposes at 22c. per yard, w selling nt loo. Ilderwenr. two styles, ono nt 12c. yard and one at 17c. per yard. s on Ol oghams and Mill Cloths and Pajamas Ohocks. open accounts .sponsible part ies. liing ; also bargains in many other lines. Bo sure and call before you buy, Milnes, for Summer Dresses at 10?. per yard, Gaberdines at same price. tB can buy for today's market. Newry Store, 3N,Mgr., - - NEWRY. S.C