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KEOWEE COURIER (Established 1840.) Entered nt tho Postolllco ut W?l hulls, S. C., as Mail Matter of tho Second Clav*, under Act of Congress, March .'Jd, IS7?. Published Every Wednesday Morning KCHSCltlPTIOX PRICE: Ono Year.$1.00 Six Months.55 Three Months ...... ... .30 Adertivslng Rates Reasonable. Ry Steck, Sbelor, Hughs & Shclor. Communications of a personal' character charged for ns advertise ments. Obituary natices, cards of thanks and tributes of respect, either by individuals, lodges or churches or societies, charged for as for adver tisements. Cash must accompany tho manuscript, and all such notices will be marked "Adv." lil conformity with postal requirements. WALHALLA, S. C.: WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1, 1022. i ANDERSON'S RIC SHOW WEEK. Elsowln ro in this issue will be found a complete program for Ander son's fair, Nov. 7th to I llb. Thoro is a special feature of this occasion that will a?M''ni to tho yoong folks of ?he several counties of this Stnle and of Goorgia adjoining Anderson county. Every school child and teacher of the several counties is asked to attend the fair and enter the. groa', parade on Educational Day-Friday, Nov. 10th-and he the guosts ol' the An derson Fair Association. There is a contest, in this feature, and each school reprosented nt tho fair is re quested to carry a banner with the name of ibo school on lt. Tho li,OOO white school children of Anderson county will he there en masse, and it is estimated that ibero are in the enmities of Elbert and Hart (Geor gia), Abbeville, Plokons and Oconeo not less than 30,000 school children. '?'he mureil <..!' the school children of these counties will provo a wonder I'IU ?ind inspiring sight if a fair pro portion of them attend. Another feature that will interest largely each county is thc "Menuty Collit s!." This is to he a contest hy tho ladies ol' tim several counties, ami the l;;i!v chosen as the mes! beau tiful lu ojieb oi' the counties will rep resent her . ninty und will be known by tho na no o*f tho county from which she ls chosen--ns "Miss Oco neo, '.'Miss Hart" or "Miss Plckons'' as t ho cn se may bo. The Courier ls requeslod to receive photographs of young ladies in our colliny and to submit them for decis ion ns lo the proper ono lo represent Oconeo. Tiley should bo in our office . onie lime during Ki Winy, Nov. 3d. On Ibo morning following tho pho tographs will be submitted to a com mittee for selection of the young lady who is to represent this county. This same request is made of the Farm nnd Factory nod 'he Tugaloo Tribune, so the contest will he truly county wide in its scope. Who will lake advantage of this opportunity io contest for thc placo of representa tivo of Oconeo? Send your photo at once. To Cure n Cold In Ono Doy Tnko LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE (Tablets.) Ii Ktop-t ilu> Collah and Hi'nilni-lii! nntl works off th? Cold. tl. W, (JKOVK'S Monture O?? each box. 3l)c Water Hyacinth Mas Right to Live Crawley, La., Oct. 27.-- Tho South ern water hyacinth, praised by thc beauty lover, hated by the navlgatoi of tho bayous and dubbed a nuisance by the irrigation men, has proven its righi lo live. In Louisiana this plant ls choking tho smaller streams, blocking navi gation, and where removed al fl heavy cost, speedily returned, oven more p roi i Ile, This liability can bi converted into an asset, according h a group of chemists, who have pre pared and displayed ;:? tho chambei of commoron quarters here sam;. ' of pa lier pulp, ot her, alcohol, oil. tan oin, fertilizer, fireproofing compoum and siot is food all based on Hie liva clnlh. Whether this .transformation cai he n a lo it a cost. : h..' will rendel ' ho proco onom icallj worth wilih ls to bo determined Inter. However Ibo enormous volume, rapid growl! ?i ease ? Cather.ag insures cheap no i o? Ibu raw material, accordlni to chemists. BREAK A COLD IN FEW HOURS 'Tape's Cold Compound" Acts Quick, Costs Utile, Never Sickens! Every druggist here guarantee! each package, of "Pepe's Cold Com pound" te break up any cold and em' grippe niisi i y in ,t few hours oi looney returned. St nfllm..... pain headache, fovorishnoss, Inflamed oi congested nose and hoad r0liov0< with flrSt dose. These safe, pleasant tablets cost only a few cents and mil lions now take them instead of sick eenie quinine.-adv. Subscribo for The Courler. (Rost.] SAY "BAYER" wh< Unless you seo tho name "Bayer" on package or on tablets, you aro not getting tho genuine Bayer product proscribed by physicians over twenty two years and proved safe by mil lions for colds, headache, toothache, neuralgia, lumbago, rheumatism, DELAYED SENECA LOCAL NOTES. Several Rre-Xuptinl Affairs Tendered to Rride-Elcct-Other Items, Seneca, Oct. 2 1.- (Received Oct. 25, p. m.)'-Special: Mrs. H. D. Neill' was the gracious hostess Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Louise Dendy, whose marriage to Rev. Er nest Lowery Barber, of Carrollton, Qa., will be solemnized this evening, j The hostess had arranged a clover j program, an "initial contest," which ? caused thinking caps to bo brought j Into service and created much merri ment as the papers were rea'd. A , lovely pair of embroidered pillow cases was presented the honoree by j tho hostess. Mrs. T. M. Lowery and Mrs. Hugh Macaulay assisted Mrs. Neill in serving tempting refresh monts. * i Thursday morning Mrs. Dendy was again honored with a lovely pre-nup ttnl party, Miss Suo Qlgnillint being hostess at a sewing party. Dainty linen tea dollies were given each guest with tho request that they embroider thereon the letter "B," which will be the initial letter of tho fair honoree after this evening, and they were presented to thc brde elect. Largo howls of gorgeous dahl ias were freely used in the decora tions.. A chicken salad course, with accessories, was- served and enjoyed. Another lovely attention shown Miss Louise Dendy was a handker chief shower Friday hy Miss Sara Davis. The guests were received in the attractive sun parlor. Although tho sun was shining clear and bright Miss Davis thought it would be wise lo shield the bride, with an umbrella for fear a rain might como. As she opened the umbrella the bride-elect was literally showered with dainty handkerchiefs. At noon the' guests were invited into the dining room, whore an elab?ralo luncheon was sorvod. The bride's placo was mark ed with souvenir kewpie bride and groom, while at the other places a bride was in waiting. Handsome roses marked the center of the table. A dozen friends ol' the bride enjoyed this charming affair with her. Mrs. CL W. Ballenger also compli mented Miss Dendy Friday afternoon willi a rook party, about two seora of young people enjoying this occa sion. Then again, Saturday afternoon) Miss lemmie Ansel was hostess to a number of the young folks of Wal halla and Seneca as an attention io Miss Dendy. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hopkins entertained the wedding party. Bink and while dahlias and tho queen of autumn flowers, chry anthemums, were used in deocntions. Delicious refreshments woro served at all these parties. About thirty members of tho Christian Endeavor met with tho young people of TownvlllO Sunday afternoon in tho Presbyterian church and organized a C. B, society. They "I will go to Walhalla Sunday after noon for tho purpose of organizing a society there. This society is on 5 donvorlng lo lead 'ho other C. E. so cieties in this district In the number : of points attained before tho district ' I meeting convenes on Nov. 4th nnd 1 ! ">th at Piedmont, in order 'o win the 1 loving cup which is to bo given the ' society which leads. Misses Mildred ; Holler, Etta Ruth Pellette and Lil ' lian Myers will be the official dele gates at ibis convention, but a large ' number of girls and boys from this " I society are planning to attend. ' The health patronal, "The Bights of tho Child." which was presented in the school and Rori uni on Friday ' night, was a vivid repr?senla! ion of Ibo neglected rights of rho child M through ignorance--tho rights of ' health, the rights of protection, tho 1 (lights of tm education, (lu* righi.-; of "ju Christian home -and then it was > .clearly shown how these rights coul l be given the child. The pageant was under tho direction of Miss Laura Blackburn, public health nurse, of Columbia, who was assisted hy sev eral of the teachers and pupils of the school. Miss Sara Strlbling and a group of third grade children repre sented Ihe "Spirit of Health." The Health Alphabet." was represented by 2t? second grade children, Righi high school girls represented the "Spirit of Motherhood," and 'Death.' by Miss Virginia Stono, draped In black, made one shudder as she very stealthily carno and snatched tho woo bubo from Ibo mother's anns. Rut ii public nurse came em the scene, and with her attention lo babies and wise counsel io mothers, saved other ba ' ' es from tho clutches of Death. The " "Splrl*. of Protection," by Miss JOS ' Kio Lawrence, protected the orphan children vit! Insurance, The "Sp'rll of ignorance" was well presented by [ Mrs. Moon. Supt. Coats and a group 1 of school children, Mrs, Duggan t id ' small children carno in on tho next * rcono as tho "Spirit of Education," ' and a striking contrast was impress ed on tho audience. Miss Blackburn ls conducting a class for colored mid 1 . wives and nurses in Walhalla, Sci m you buy\ Aspirin neuritis, and for pain in general. Ac cost only "Bayer" package; which contains proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost fow cents. Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono acoticacidester o? Salicylicacid. SPLENDID OFFER BY ANDERSON Man to Induce Capitalista to Locate Now MRI at Anderson. Anderson, Oct. 2 0.-Whon Joseph J. Fretwoll was attonding the textile show In Croon ville 'on Wednesday he became so enthusiastic over what the lfiills aro doing and tho showing made hy tho mills all over the Uni ted Stales, that ho deeldod this coun ty needed another mill. This propo sition was made by Mr. Fretwoll to tho Mason Machine Co.: That if they would como South and build a mill he would give them 100 acres of land and furnish the water power. This land is situated on the ICigh loen Mlle creek, about two miles from Clemson College, and ls valued at $25,000 outside of tho water pow er, which is 100 toot fall. The only stipulation which Mr. Fretwell malo was that tho company should build a 15,000 spindle mill, equip and run it. Tho site is" near tho Blue Ridge road, so railroad connections could be easily made. It is eighteen miles from this city, and near the Oconee linc. The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head Becnuse ot its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA TIV li UROMO QUININE is bettei than ordinary Quinine and docs uot cause nervousties nor riiiK?i>K iu lie.ul. Uri:iemher thc tull nnmc nnd look for thc signature o? 12. W..GROVE. 30c. Trapped in Mino by Fire. Galesburg, 111., Oct. 26.-Three miners wero trapped in a Aro to-day I nt tho Sherman Babbit coal mino, two miles south of St. Augustine. Tho cause of the Uro, which per mitted smoko to get into the mino, was not determined. Shortly after i tho smoke began pouring In .tho ian nt the bottom of the shaft stopped working. The three en'rapped men barricaded themselves behind a pile of slack 250 feet from the bottom of the shaft. Ono miner who got out said that gas was beginning to accu mulate. The blaze swept the nearby woods and the "eh tiro timber was in tia mes. Three Chicago women own, oper ate and control an investment com pany that caters exclusively to wo men. Skin Ablaze with Eczema Constant Itching Almost Unbearable! Wo know there Is ono thing that stops eczema, and that Is moro red blood-cells I S. S. s. builds them by tho million ! You can- increaso your red-blood cellB to tho point whore lt la practicully Imposslblo for eczema to exist. Wo know that as blood-cells in?rense In number, blood Im purities vanish 1 Wo also know that night follows day. Both tiru facts: Put nftvo you, eczema .sufferers, over arl nully taken advantage of this wonderful i'itct? Thou sands just Uko you kayo io ver thought about it! skin eruptions, eczema with nil its fiery, skln-tllgging torturo and Its soul tearing, unreachable Itching, pimples, blackheads nnd bolls, they nil puck up mid go, when thc tide Of blood-cells begins to ? roll int Blood?colts nre the fighting-giants of untare! S. S. S. bull.ls them by tho ! million I It lins been doing lt since 1S20! ? S. S. S. ls ono, of tho greatest blood-coll builders, blood-cleansers and hotly build ers known to us mortals! When you put ' these fnets together,-then to continuo to i have eczema nnd skin emotions looks i moro Uko n sin thnn n disenso. Mrs. Arthur N, Smith, Pearl St., N.-wnrk, Ohio, I writes: "My Ut th oirl had a vcr'/ bad cate of ecxema. Sho bcaan taking S. S. S. and ia weil vow. I thunk 'lion vern ?>IIIC/(. / teil mu frienda what a good Medici*.1) Il h. / cannot talk too much about it, for J know it h O. K." Hero is your opportunity. B. con tains on'y vi .retable medicinal Ingredients. Because s. s S. does build ri d-hlood-oolls, lt routs rheumatism, builds firm flesh, flit? nut hollow chocks, beautifies tho com plexion, builds von up when von nro run down, s S. S. ls sold nt nil drUff stores, In I wo shes. Tho larger size bottle ls tho wo. " ci 'tiomtcnt. makes yon feel tike yourself again ben and Westminster, with a total number of 100 in the classes, lt ls appalling whett we stop to think that lhere aro 5 00 untrained, suporstl tious midwives in Oconee county. NOTICE OP ELECTION. State of South Carolina, County of Ofconee. NOTICE is hereby glvon that tho General Eloctiou for Stato and Coun ty Oihcors will bo held at tho voting produc?s proscribed by law In said county, on Tuesday, Novombor 7th, 19 22, said day'hoing Tuesday follow ing tho first Mob day In .November, as prescribed by vho Stato Constitution. Tho quallilcation for suffrngo: Managers of olectlon rejuiro of every elector offering to vote at any election, bofore allowing him to voto, tho production of his registration cer tificate and proof of the payment of all taxes, Including .poll tax, assessed against him and collectible during tho previous year. Tho production of a certificate or of the receipt of tho oillcer authorizer' to collect such taxes, shall be conclusivo proof of tho payment thereof. Section 237, Codo of 1912, as amended by Act No. 6, special ses sion of 19 ? 4. Section 237. There shall be three separate and distinct ballots, as fol lows: Ono ballot for Representativos In Congress; one ballot for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State Officers. Circuit Solicitors, Members of tho House of Representatives, State Sen ator, County Ofllcors; and ono ballot for all Constitutional Amendments and Special Questions, each of three of said boxes to bo appropriately la belled; which ballots shall bo of plain while paper and of such width and length as to contain tho names of tho officer or olllcers and question or questions to be voted for or upon, clour and oven cut, without ornn mont, designation, mutilation, sym bol or mark of any kind whatsoever, except the name or names of tho per son or persons voted for and tho of fice to which such person or persons aro intended to bo choson, and all special questions, which name or names, ofllce. or offices, question or questons, shall bo written or printed or partly written or partly printed thereon in black ink; and such bal lot shall be so folded as to conceal tho namo or names, question or questions thereon, nnd so folded, shall bo deposited In a box to bo con structed, kept and disposed of ns heroin provided by law, and no bal lot of any other description found in ei'her of said boxes shall bo counted. On all special questions tho ballot shall stato the question, or questions, and shall thereafter have tho words "Yes" and "No" inserted so" that the voter may indicate his voto by strik ing out ono or tho other of such words on said ballot, the word not so stricken out to be counted. Before the hour fixed for opening tho polls, Managers and Clerks must take and subscribe tho Constitution al oath. Thc Chairman of the Board of .Managers can administer the oath to tho other members -and to the Clerk; a Notary Public must admin ister tho oa,tll lo the Chairman. Tho Managers elect^heir Chairman and Clerk. Polls at each voting place must be opened at 7 o'clock A ..M. and closed at I o'clock P. M., except In the City of Charleston, where they shall he opened at 7 A. M. and closed at t? P. ?M. The Managers have tho powor lo fill ti vacancy, and IC none of tho Managers attend, thc-citizens can ap point from among the qualified voters the Managers, who, after being sworn, can conduct the election. At thc close of the election, the Managers and Clerk must proceed publicly to open tho ballot boxes and count tho ballots therein, nnd con , tlnuo without adjournment until the same is completed, and make a state ment of the result for each office and sign tho same. Within threo days thereafter the Chairman of the ; Board, or some one designated by I thc Board, must deliver to tho Com i missioners of Election the poll Hst, thc boxes containing tho ballots and j written statements of tho results of ' the election. At the said election qualified elec tors will vote upon the adoption or rejection of Amendments to the State Constitution, as provided in tho fol lowing Joint Resolutions: I A Joint Resolution to Amend Artl iclo X of the Constitution so ns to Authorize the Town of Greer to As I soss Abutting Property for Perma nent Improvements. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion ."> of Article XVII of the Consti tution Empowering the General ?s ' sembly to Regulate the Printing for the State. I A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion ."). Article X, of the Constitution j Relating to tho Limit of the Bonded j Hebt of school Districts, by Adding ia Proviso Thereto ns to the Due West [School District, Xo. I'.S, Abbeville j County. ! A Joino Resolution to Amend Sec ! lion 7. Of Article VIII and Section ri of Article X of tho Constitution, so ns to lOxcmpt tho City of Beaufort ? from the. Provisions Thereof. A .Joint Resolution to Amend Par agraph :?. Article X. of the Constitu tion Kelating to Bonded Indobted ] ness of Counties, Townships, School t Districts, Ric., by Adding a Proviso Ins to the ('(Minty of Beaufort. i\ Joint Resolution to Propose an Amondni at to Article X of the Con stitution by Adding Thereto a Sec tion io bo Known as Section 13-A, Empowering County Auditors to As sess Abutting Property for Perma nent Improvements of Highways. Tho Provisions < ai \ Section Shall Apply Only to Beaufort County. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec lions .") and t?, Vrtii o X, of Ibo Con stitution, Relating io tho Limit of lille Bonded Debt bf Townships by (Adding a Proviso Theroto as to the Township of Christ Church Parish, ? Charleston County, s.e., ns now Con stituted, Embracing in Area of?Sald Township tho Town of Mount Pleas ant. S. C. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec Ition vHielo X. bf the Constitution I Relating lo Limit of tho Bonded ( Debt of School Districts by Adil'ng a Proviso Thereto, ns to School District Xo. 10, Cherokee County. A Joint. Resolution to Amend Sec tion ?. Article X, of tho Constitution Beinling to the Limit of tho Bonded Debt of School Districts by Adding a Proviso There to ns to tho School Here's YOI Progressive Farme $1.00 year, The Keowee Courie $1.00 year, Either paper well \ Price of Both. C 1 m 1 "Our Famil] WILL WRITE you in regard to Black-Draught liver .med icine, as 1 have been using it more than 18 years," says a letter from Mr. S. F. Mintz, of R. F. D. 2, Leland, N. C. "1 keep it in my home all the time, for lt is mostly our family medicine. When' we begin to feel feverish or sluggish, with trouble from the liver or stomach, we take a dose of Thcdford's Black-Draught and the trouble is soon over. I mostly.buy a dollar package at a time, and lt has saved me many a bill." Thedford's Black-Draught ls a Thedf A Purely Vegetabl District of tho City of Florence, in Florence County, South Carolina. 'A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion 7, Article VIII, of tho Constitu tion Relating to Municipal Bonded Indebtedness, by Adding a Proviso Thereto as to tho City of Georgetown A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec lion 5 of Article XI of the Constitu tion Relating to the Formation of School Districts, Etc., by Adding a Proviso as to Certain School Dis tricts In Pickens County. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion VII of Article Vni and Section V of Article X of the Constitution so as to Exempt tho City or Spartanburg from tho Provisions Thereof. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion 7, Article VIII, and Section 5, Article X, of tho Constitution so as to Exempt tho City of Union from tho Provisions Thereof. ELECT I OX MANAGERS. Tho following Managers of Elec tion have been appointed to hold the election at the various precincts In tho said County: Belmont-W. B. Land, M. E. kel ley. Evan Callas. Bethlehem-J. H. Brown, \V. C. King. Hugh G. Sims. Clemson College--M. E. Bradley, E. B. Elmore, .1. C. Littlejohn. Damascus-M. ll. Lee, G. L. Wat kins, !.. D. Cox. Earle's Clove.L. M. Shirley, .I.A. Patterson, W. ll. Ried. Fair Play-(J. \\\ Davis, M. C. Clymph, ,1. L. Sheldon. Friendship-R. L. Ilvower, \V. C. King, \\\ ll. Crooks. High Falls No. I -.1. M. V. Clark, lt. A. craig. K. IS. Nlminons, High Falls No. 2-ll. R. Hoggs, V. W. Fired, .1. Ii. Koli. Holly Springs-B. M. Lee. A. B. Blackwell, C. H. Cobb. Joeasseo-J. T. Cantrell, J. M. Pat If-rson, J. II. Whltmlro. Jordania-W. T. Haynes, C. D. Hughs, D. O. Chandler. Little Hiver-R. W. Burgess, Jr., C. S. Talley, W. Bryan Boldon. Long Creek-J. B. Phillips, Jr., C. E. Mallison, John Thrift. Madison-B. F. Cleland, R. L. Ad ams, J. M. Spencer. .Monaghan Mills-Hoary Mauldin, Major Kelley, B. E. Hunt. Newry-Mae N. Gunthropo, J. L. dillard, Sam N. Ilunnicutt. Oak Grove-W. R. Cobb, J. W. Al exander, A. N. Prlchnrd. Ottkwny-W. S. Reardon, Ii, J. Myers, J. H. Mason. Oo.oneo Creek-J. H. Ilunnicutt, Odes Heaton, J. L. Crow. Picket Post - J. T. Lay, John Chalmers, Mrs. M. R. Hubbard. Providence- -J. B. Litton, L. D. Hunt. \V. N. Woolbright. Betreat No. 1-R. II. Land, R. M. Haley, Hugh Martin. Retiene No. 2 - W. M. Hunter, John Martin, W. B. McClain. Return--C. C. GrlflRh, W. H. Wil liams, Ezfn Cromer. < Richland--Mbs Foarlo Ballcngor, J. A. Dondy, Edgar Shanklln, >r. Chance , For Both For 12 Months , flrorth Combination )rder yours now. f Medicine" purely vegetable remedy, acting on the liver, stomach and bowels. It is made from selected herbs and roots, and contains no calomel or other mineral drugs. It has been found of great value, in indigestion, stomach trouble, sick headache, constipation, and lazy liver, helping to relieve the symptoms caused by these troubles, and to put the digestive system into proper working order. Get a package of Black-Draught liver medicine from your druggist or dealer, today. Be sure to get the genuine-Thedfofd's. Salem-P. L. Creen, E. B. Heg garty, John Callas. Seneca--W. H. Barron, A. M. Ad ams, Stiles Knox. South Union-E. R. Land, Phil T. .Marett, E. C.- Harris. Shiloh-John Davis, John Duncan, Bub Moore. Tabor-J. A. Knox, W. L. Jones, J. Wrlnn. Tamasseo-Joo Rutledge, Walter Rankin, Joe Cowan. Tokecna-J. W. Reeves, J. Walter Richardson, T. C. Burns. Tuga'oo Academy-D. L. Cothran, E. C. Kickens. J. W. Smith. Walhalla-W. J. Hunt, Miss Addie Tatham, J. X. Stribling. Westminster-W. F. Cronshaw, L. L. Pitts, R. B. Honea. West Union-E. P. Hutchison, Jas F. Neville, A. T. Smith. Wolf Pit-Emory Alexander, Jesse Lay, S. J. Reese. . Tho managers at each precinct named abovo aro requested to dele gato ono of their number to secure boxes and blanks for the election on Saturday, Xov. Ith, or Monday, Nov. Gth, 1922, at Walhalla Court House. W. J. HUNT, Chairman, P. L. CREEN, F. H. BLAKELEY, Commissioners of Stato a lid County Elections for Oconeo Co., S. C. October 25, 1922. 43-14 * * * * * * i * * ? * * * * PROFESSIONAL CARDS. .I* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ?ft It . T . JA Y N . E S , ?fi ty Attorney-at-Law, ?I? ty Walhalla, - .s. c. ty ty State and Federal Courts. ty ty Oillco Phone 20; Residence 40. ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty J. R. EARLE, ty ty Attornoy-nt-Lnw, ty ty WALHA ULA , 8. C. ty . ty Stole ?i federal Court Praeltcc. ty ty FARM LOANS. ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty A * ?f. ?f. ty ty ty ty ty ty E. Ii. HERNDON, ?J? ty Attorncy-nt-Lnw, ty ty Phono No. Ol, Walhalla, S. C.ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty J. I*. Carey, J. W. Shel or, ty ty Diekens, S. C. W. C. Hughs, ty ty CAREY, SI DOLOR & Il Ut; I IS, ty ty Attorneys and Counsellors, ty ty WALHALLA, 8. C. ty ty state & Federal Oourf i weltee, ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty GUTTER and Metal Sningles. IlAIHi EU Ctooi>f Walhalla, S. C.