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pi AMONOS 7
Yo?, Diamonds and Doves at Jaym
and Dovo Brand Hants. Diamonds aro ad
Hams aro pleasing to the tacto, for thoy ar
Coffee! Coffee!
Austin. Nichols & Co.'s Bluo Ribboi
and Arbncklo's-all roasted-aro too well
tion.
I have in my store ono of tho best ni
me will bo ground free of ehnrgo and will
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C. G
July 18, 1800.
Stocal aub Dcrsanai
-Shoos at tho Cash E tirga tu Storo
-Mr. L. I), Breuneoko is clerking lu
tho drugstore of Dr. J. W. Holl.
-Ice! leo! ico! only 40 cents no? hun
dred at J. II, Darby's.
-Look out for Niold's now advertise
ment next week.
-Camping parties have been passing
through Walhalla all week en route to
tho mountains.
-Mr. Doll McAllister, of Columbia,
spent sevoral hours in town last Thurs
day evening very pleasantly.
-Messrs. Stewart Floyd and young
Jim Seaborn loft Tuesday morning for
Whitewater to spend a wcok.
-Miss Mary Sims, of Groonvillo, is on
a visit to tho family of Major Wm. J.
Stribling, near Walhalla.
-Have bicycles cleaned and properly
adjusted at (leo. L. Wilson's Bicycle
Repair Shop.
-Mrs. Robort Ferguson and little
daughter, Blanoho, of Beizer, aro on a
visit to relatives in and near Walhalla.
-Thoro will bo an all-day singing at
Double Springs on the fifth Sunday in
this month, conducted by Prof. W. T.
G rubes,
-A Bolivar, Missouri, boy of IS lulled
himself last wcok rather than go to
work. We have such boys right here in
Walhalla.
-Lavenia ((ia.) Standard-Gauge, July
15: "Mrs. W. Seal) Haley, of Oakway, S.
C., is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. W.
Sewell."
- Miss Julia K. Maxwell left Wednes
day morning for Anderson, where she
will spoin! a week visiting friends and
relativos.
-Rev. A. V, O'Kelley, of Maycsvillo,
Ga., will preach in the Walhalla Raptist
church nextSunday, July 2:'.d, morning
ami night.
-Miss Gortrudc Ansel, the eldest
daughter of Solicitor M. F. Ansel, of
Groonvillo, is visiting ber cousin, Miss
Mamie Ansel.
-We wonder if "the oldest inhabi
tant'' has any recollection of a year
when there was so nearly a failure of
both fruit ami garden vegetables?
-We are requested to give notice that
Ibero will he au all day singing at Return
church on the fourth Sunday in this
month. Public at large ls invited.
---Miss Fae Iludgons, an accomplished
and charming young lady from Laurens,
S. C., is visiting ber relatives, Mr. W. I*.
Nash and family, of Walhalla.
-Just received a new lot of ladies',
men's and children's shoes to suit and
lit everybody in quality and price. Re
so its to see them at the ('ash Uar gai ll
Storo.
-The attn ital catalogue of Clemson
College is rcaoy for distribution. A copy
will be sent to any address upon appli
cation to President Hertzog, Clemson
College, S. C.
--Miss Lillie Thompson left, last Fri
day for Birmingham, Ala., where she
will spend a month visiting nor sister,
Mrs. J. T. M. Riser. Her many friends
wish hera pleasant visit.
- Health for len ecnls. Cascareis
make the bowels ami kidneys act natur
ally, destroy microbes, euro headache,
biliousness and constipation. All drug
gists.
-Samuel Me Fall, a very old colored
man, died at the residence of Iiis son,
George Mel'all, on Tuesday afternoon,
ISth instant, and was buried at Flat
Rock cemetery on Wednesday afternoon.
- Miss Hattie Rutledge has returned
from an extended visit, to friends and
relatives in Greenville and Columbia,
and entered upon her duties as teacher
of Zion school Tuesday morning, July
ISth.
-Mr. Claridge W. Norryco, of tho
Anderson Intelligencer, passed I brough
Walhalla Tuesday '-'ghi oil bis way to
tho Glcnocn Cottage, Victoria, N. C.,
where lu will spend a couple of weeks
recuperating.
- Miss Dei trude Smith, aftei an ox
Iended and very pleasant visit to rela
tives and friends in Abbeville, linnea
Bath, Relton and Sandy Springs, re
turned to her home in Walhalla on last
Saturday afternoon.
- Ruy your Coffee at Jayncs'. Flo will
grind it free of charge.
- Messrs. Thon. B. Lumpkin and Wal
ter Barnwoll, of tho Kverott, Ridley,
Itagin Co., Atlanta, Gu., spent Tuesday
in Walhalla. These two popular sales
men havo hosts of friends lune who are
always glad to see them.
-Mrs. J. lt. Cochran and her daugh
ter, Mrs. C. S. Minor, of Anderson,
passed through Walhalla Tuesday night
on their way to Cashier's Valley, N. C.,
whore they will spend the Kummer. They
stopped with Mrs. Guy T. Grove.
-Somd odds and ends, selected from
our shoe stock, that must bo sold re
gardless of cost at Niold's.
- Messrs. Jas. .Nf. Hutchison, of Green
ville, John Hutchison, of Greenwood,
William Hutchison, of Columbia, and
Samuel Hutchison, of Anderson, at
tended the funeral services of their
father, Mr. J. S. Hutchison, this woe
- Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Seaborn, of Al
lanla, arrived in Walhalla Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Scab ?rn is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. lindeman,
while. Mr. Seaborn bas resumed his run
as express messenger 0:1 the Soulhern.
Goto Roll's drug store for your sta
tionery and toilet articles,
?Lavenia (fla.) Standard (lange, July
l.*?; "M r. Dave Strother, a noble specimen
of the genus homo, and his sister, Miss
Mannie, a lovely young lady, of West
Union, S. C., spent sevoral days of last
week and this in Lavonia, the guests of
their sister, Mrs. L. W. Meakin."
"Mr. Rob,'" a comedy in two acts,
will be presented by thu Walhalla Com
edy Company about August-Ith. This
is a bright, lively little piece, and full of
comical situations. The play has been
well cast, and tho members of the com
nany promise tn make "Mr. Rob" the
best play presented by them. All who
want to enjoy a good, hearty laugh
should by all means see "Mr. Rob."
UND pOVES.
Grocor/-but tboy aro Diamond ,,C"
mired, of course-but no moro tb au those
o as puro as a dovo. Try Hiern, try thom.
i llrniul, Loggott and Co.'s Spooial Blond
known to my trado to need any oxplana
lills to bo had, and all coffoo bought from
i pleasure.
nus respectfully,
<.. J A Y N E S.
-Frosh candy at Boll's drug storo.
-Hoad tho advertisement of Furman
University.
- Tho grand jury presentment will bo
found on tim drat page of thia issue
-You can always get ico on Sunday
from ll to 10.HC o'clock A- M. at J. II.
Darby's.
-Master Sam Ballongor, of Granito
villo, S. C., is visiting tho family of his
grandmother, Mrs. It. Ilorndon.
-Mr. and Mrs. Y. B. Swann and Miss
Holen Swann, of Soueea, spent sovoral
hours in Walhalla Tuesday aftornov ll.
-Mr. Chas. Pratt, aftor an extended
visit to relatives and friends in Savannah,
Ga., returned to Walhalla last Thursday.
-Hov. J. L. Daniel loft Wednesday
morning for Williamston to attend tho
Greenville District Conforonoo of tho M.
?. ('burch, South.
-Sntnmor lawns at wholcsalo cost at
Niold's.
-Married, duly 111, 1S00, at tho Luthe
ran parsonage, by Hov. J. G. Schaid, Mr.
?lohn II. VonLoho and Miss Maggio
King. AU of Goonoo county.
-Miss Albie C. Hicks roturnod to Wal
halla Wednesday ovoning, aftor spending
sumo months in Shelby, Mich., asa guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hilos.
-There will bo a big picnic at Max
well's Ferry on the fourth Saturday, tho
?2d of July. Everybody is invited to
attend and bring well lilied baskets.
- Mrs. F. C. Perry ami tinco oh i ld rou
returned to their homo at Abbeville yes
terday morning, after spending several
weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Oohmig
and family.
-Mrs. S. Blcckloy and Miss Mario
Gaillard, of Ahdorson, spout sovoral days
in Walhalla this week visiting Mrs. E. A.
Hell and family. They returned to their
home this morning.
- Hov. W. T. Thompson, 1). I)., Miss
Thompson, Master Thompson, Miss
buist mid Miss Crouch, of Charleston,
passe?! through Walhalla Tuesday on
route to Dr. Thompson's summer heme
in the mountains.
-Moro clothing at thc Cash Bargain
Store and they have got to go.
-The L. P. Smith excursion to Charles
ton on next Tuesday, tho 25th, will start
from Walhalla. This w ill bo a splendid
opportunity for those wdio desirea cheap
trip to the City hy tho Sea. Faro for the
round trip, * l.7">.
-The public school al. Mill Crook
academy will open next Monday morn
ing, duly 2-1 th, under tho management
of Mr. J. lt. byles, as teacher. Tho
trustees and tho publio generally aie
cordially invited to bo present.
- For groceries call on C. (I. Jayncs.
-Dr. >l. W. Bell has moved into his
now brick store, next door to C. W.
liankiiight. Ile now has ono of the most
handsomely furnished drug stores in tho
up-country, and will bo pleased to wel
come his many friends to his new quar
ters.
-Capt. Cicero Hughes, w ho has been
visiting his married daughter at. Athens,
Ga., since last Christmas, returned to
Walhalla yesterday and is stopping with
his son, Mr. J, lt. Hughes, engineer on
the blue Ridge Railroad. Mr. Hughes
looks "fat. and sassy."
- A lot of clothing, boys1 and men's,
that must he sold at Nield's.
-The V andi vcr correspondent of tho
Clayton Tribune says: "Mr. .lohn Hell
MoCraekin, sergeant of guards of con
vict, camps, at Clemson CoilegO, S. C.,
is visitin', his brother, Clifton, wdio has
typhoid o >. ;r. Mr. MeCraokin has many
friends here who are glad to seo him."
--Lucia Singleton, colored, daughter
of Catharine Singleton, aged about IS
yours, died at her homo in Walhalla on
last Saturday night, loth instant, and
was buried af Hat Hock cemetery on,
Monday afternoon. . She had been an
a 111ict od child nearly all her lifo.
- Kev. I!. L. bogers returned to Wal
halla last, Tuesday afternoon after a visit
of two weeks ro the homo of his parents
and other relatives at Fountain Inn, S.
C. During his absence tho sad intelli
gence of the death of his brother was
received hy his friends hero.
---Miss Mary E, Swann, of Seneca, is
attending the Teachers' Instituto, now
in session at Walhalla. I lor name is
familiar to tho readers of tho COUUIKII
as the wido-awako and versatile Seneca
correspondent, but sho is also one. of
the brightest and best teachers in tho
county, and she loves the work for tho
work's sake.
-Buy your ico from J. ll. Darby-IO
(amis per IOU pounds. Less ?han . Vj
pounds, Ml cents,
- bast Friday Shoriff Moss received
information that one Henry Johnson,
white, was wanted in Ilabersham county,
Georgia, for obtaining goods under
false pretences. On Saturday Messrs.
li. lt. Moss and W. J. Heck ran upon tho
gentleman in West Union. Mr. H. II.
Moss carried him to tho Goorgia officials
at Tallulah Falls, returning home Tues
day, leaving Johnson to enjoy the
coid breeze from the falls.
- Mr. Hollis I). Rochester died at his
home, near West Union, on Tuesday
afternoon at ?MD o'clock aftor a linger
ing illness. He had been in declining
health for several months. Bo was
sixty-seven years of age, and loaves
his wife and ten children to mourn
his death. Ile was a i'aruiur and one of
Oooneo's substantial ci ti/.ons. Ho was a
M astor Mason and a member of the
Methodist church, His body was buried
at. Old Lebanon, throe miles below Pen
dleton, Wednesday afternoon nt three
o'clock.
-Governor Mcsweeney has refused to
pardon Mattie Prudy and Evie Krad y,
who wore convicted of assault and hat
buy with intent to kill and carrying
concealed weapons at tho Court of Gene
ral Sessions here last week. They were
sentenced respectively to pay lines of
$:|0 and f?IO or serve in jail (10 and VM
days. lu the petition it was st!.lcd that
they had been convicted in their absence,
and (hat they had served their fidl terms
while wailing for tho Judge to sentence
them, and lim senleuc.es they aro now
serving are in addition to wdiat they
served prior to conviction and arrest,
in ii mini - n-m r -i ii - r - - i--t -fv*?? -.-?---/
-Wo will Bavo you from $5 'to il? pov I
cont, in buying your clothing, shoos and
linc? from tho Cash Bargain Store
-Miss Hollo ?Uoardon, of Oakway, is j
visiting tho family of Prof. J. M. Moss. '
-Whon wo wont to our homo last wook ?
from a session of court wo found that :
quite a troat had boon loft thoro for us 1
by Mr. lt. L. Syms in tho shape of a haU
bushel of ns fine Juno apples as wo ovov ;
Baw, na woll as a gallon of suporb applo i
vinegar. M.-, Syr.?3 has cur thanks.
-Mr. Wllllo Bryco arrived iii Walhalla 1
Saturday oftornoon on a short visit to
his motlior. Mr. Bryco is now filling tho
responsible position of postal clerk on
tho mall train hotwoon Charloston and
?shovillo. Ho lias many Iii end ? boro,
his old homo, who aro always ploasod to
moot him.
-Deputy Collcotor Morrlok and Deputy
Mm .shuls Corbiii and MoKinnoy mudo n
raid near Dattlo Crook post ofiico' last
Monday and caught John Allison Shod
in a distllory and destroyed it and about
1,000 gallons of boor and seven or oight
callous of low wino. Shod is out on
bond awaiting a preliminary examina
tion.
-Mr. J. S. Callas, of Whetstone, 3. C.,
was in Walhalla on tho morning of tho
18th instant with ono hundred pounds of
ns lino honey ns boes ran make, which ho
soils at oitdit conto por pound. Mr.
Callus, realizing that the mountains aro
tho homo of tho boo, bus indulged in boo
culturo and makes it a 5>vofi table indus
try. .
-Mr. John T Adair died at his homo
in Atlanta, Ga., last Sunday afternoon,
10th instant, at half-past six o'elook,
nged fifty-two years. .Io was woll known
in Walhalla, having .ivod boro many
yoars whon ho was a young man. Ile
was a son of tho late Thomas Adair.
Ho loaves his wifo and two ohildron to
whom is extended tho sympathy of many
friends.
-You will bo agreeably surprised in
bringing mo your prescriptions to soo
tho caro I take in lillincc thom. This is
ono work of tho druggist that must bo
carefully attended to. No matter whoso
blank your proscription is writton on,
bring it to mo and have it. lilied with tho
freshest and purest drugs to bo bad.
Anything in tho drug lino at I.minny's,
Sonoca, South Carolina.
-A party composed of HI. Hov. Hugh
Miller Thompson, D. 1)., LD. 1)., I). ?J.
I. ., and Mrs. Thompson, of .hickson,
Miss., T. G. Thompson, Ol Highlands, N.
C., and William Way, a student of tho
Conoral Theological Seminary, Now
York city, were guests of tho Walhalla
ITotol last wook. Mr. Way was formerly
of Ashovillo, N. C. Tho party loft this
week for Highlands tor tho summer.
-At a conference of the Walhalla Bap
tist church on last Sunday morning tho
following persons wore elected delegates
to reprosont said church in the approach
ing session of tho Dcavordam Baptist
Association, which meets at Seneca on
Tuesday after tho fust Sunday in August:
Messrs. James Seaborn, Goo. ll. Peck
ham, W. W. Burloy ami II. A. II. Gib
son; alternates, Stewart Floyd and Kits
II. Burley.
- Hov. T. II. PlommoilS, of Abbeville,
by invitation, preached two excellent
sonnons in the Walhalla Baptist church
last Sunday morning and evening to
largo and appreciative congregations.
Ho mad o a vory favorable impression on
all who had tho pleasure of his acquaint
ance. While boro bo was tho guest of
Mr. Coo. H. Peckham and family. Ho
expressed h'tnsolf as highly delighted
and pleased with our mountain city and
her pooplo. Wo hope he may lind il. con
venient to visit us again soon, personally
as well as religiously.
-Mr. .1. Hermie OstondorlT i .id his
beautiful and accomplished bride, ol'
('ballest?n, arrived in Walhalla Monday
afternoon and aro stopping with his
uncle. Mr. .1. .1. Ansel, and family, for
a few days. Mr. OstondorlT and wifo
havo boon spending their honeymoon in
the "Land of ibo Sky," stopping at Asho
villo and Ilondorsonvillo, N. (!., and at
Creouvillo, S.e. Wo claim Mr. Oston
dorlT av a Walhalla boy, and extend to
bini ami bis loveable companion our
sincerest congratulations and wish for
thom a long lite of unalloyed bliss.
. W
NEW TURNIP SEED I
AT NORMAN'S.
?}7 * Wo aro now handling a
nico lino of Sausages, (hirod
Meats, Kish and Canned Meals,
also other table supplies.
A new lot of Class, A ga to and
Tinware, and other household
supplies arriving at
NORMAN'S. ^
Notice to Teachers.
In pursuance of a rocont resolution of
tho Stato Hoard of Kducation thoro will
bo no examination for teachers' ecrtill
oatos thin year except during tho l??t.
week of tho County Summer Soin,ol.
This examination will bo held on Thurs
day, July 27th, beginning at8o'clock A.
M. W. H. llAititoN, C. S. IO.
- -^0fr~
Lecture at Pilchfonl's Hall.
To-night at tho hall Prof. McNeill will
lecture on "The Colossal Man." To-mor
row night Supt. Hughes will talk about
"Tho World's Literary Masterpiece."
Moll? thone lectures are under thu auspices
of tho Sumiiier School and are freo to
thu public. There will bo music by an
(indiestra composed of young ladies, and
probably other musical and literary fea
tures. Two lectures will be given next
week, announcement, of which will ho
duly made.
--. .
Two Lawyors Address Hie Teachers.
On Thursday evening of last week
Hon. GoorgO IO. Prince, of A nd orson,
and Hon. duli us IO. Hoggs, of Dickons,
mado addresses bolero tho Teachers'
Institute at i'itchford's Hall. Mr. Prim o
t uoso as his sub joe t "Common School
L'ducation," mid thought tho State
dovoted too much attention to higher
education and too little to elementary.
Ho told of tho magnificent accompli. !i
monts of Anderson along the lino of tho
graded schools, of which he is a trustee.
Mr. Hoggs spoke words of encourage
ment to tho toncliors, who appreciated
most, highly his noble words. Tho ad
dress also contained much humor. Both
speakers were introduced hy Prof. IO. L.
11 uglies in his happy manner.
Concert hy (Irecnvillc School Hand.
A full liouso greeted the Greenville
School Hand at Pl tell ford's Hall Friday
evening. Thc m nm born of tho band,
under tho skilled leadership of Prof. IO.
L. Hughes, presented an admirable pro
gramme. Thc. SOlectioilS worn varied,
including those whoso perfect harmony
thrilled tho soul of a lover of music, anil
othors whoso hilarity nrousod enthusi
asm. "Walhalla Girls" was a brigid
mandi, which was well enjoyed. Tho
recitations of Prof. Hughes added much
to tho occasion. 11 is rendering of Owen
Meredith's "Aux Italians" was exquis
ite, and tho humorous selection, "Cum
Swamp Debate" was entirely enjoyable.
This was followed by that stirring piece,
"Georgia (/amp Meeting" hy tho band.
As a (dosing piece was given "Slat Span
gled Hanner," ami that grand piece can
not, but call forth tho patriotism of any
body.
. ._ . i ? ? --;
techno Poslponod.
lt Was a dlBappolntmont to tho many
who doslnud to hour tho looturo of Dr.
Qeorgo It. MoNoill on "Tho Great
roixohor" that tho hour at which it was
to havo boon dolivorod at tho Presbyte
rian church .Sunday nftoruoou was so
unfavorable. Few wore ablo to bo at tho
ohuroh at this hour, and it was doomed
wise to postpone the looturo until noxt
Sunday nftornoou, that othors might bo
affordod an opportunity of attondiug.
Ho wovor, tho time was vory profitably
spoilt, Dr. MoNoill giving what, ho WOB
pleased to term a praycr-mootlng talk.
Ho took as tho basis of his remarks o
part of tho 13th ohaptor of Matthew,
grouping tho sovon poroblos thorein con
tained in nu appropriate and improsaivo
manner.
"Tacky" Cako Walk.
Ono of tho most onjoyablo ovoid? of
the season wns tho "tacky oako walk,"
at Pitcliford's Hall Monday night. Quito
an nudienco was on hand to soo tho cou
plos walk for tho cake Tboso taking
part in tho walk woro: Mr. F. W. Koya
and Miss Kate Holl, Mr. J. lt. Kay and
Miss, Bossio Miokler, Mr. M. C. Seaborn
and Miss Emma Morrick, Mr. J. F. Anaol
and Mius Julia J. Maxwoll, Mr. Levis
Knox and M?KB Doano Soaborn, Mr. It,
Q. Merrick and MIBH Dono Zolmbar. Thc
judges woro Mrs. J. lt. Hugbos and
Messrs. W. L. Vernor and G. W. Pratt.
Aftor a heated contest and all kinds ol
walking tho euko was awarded to Mist
Ze'mbar ami Mr. Morrick. Mrs. Patrick
of Audorson, and M?HB SUBIO Zolmbar, ol
St. Augustine, havo tho thanks of ovory
ono for tholr kindness jo furnishing
music for tho walk. Aftor tho cako wall
all indulged in dancing for a couple o
hours.
Death of Jamos S. Hutchison.
Died, at his homo in West Union, S. C.
on Tuesday ovonlng, duly 18th, 1801), a
8.45 o'clock, aftor au illness of over tw<
years, from paralysis, Mr. James S
Hutchison. Ho had been conduct! ti
tho houso for two years and to his hoi
for tho past flvo months. Had ho Kvc<
ho soon would havo roached his fifty
ninth birthday, having been born Soji
tomber 5th, IS 10. Ho was a nativo o
Fair Hold county and carno to WostUnio
in December, 1877. Ho was married t
Miss Sallio Aiken, of tho samo count}
in 18(12. Ho loaves a wifo and oigli
children, six boys and two girls, to whoi
aro extended tho sincere sympathies t:
many friends ill their groat boreavonicni
Out of a family of eight children, sovo
boys and ono gil'., ho was tho last survh
ing member. Mr. Hutchison was by o<
cupation a fanner. Ho hold tho positio
as postmaster for some timo of his tow
anti inado a faithful OflicorOf tho govori
mont. Ho was a gentleman highly hoi
orotl and respected by all wdio know bin
His Christian graces shown forth in h
upright walk anti godly conversatioi
Ho was a consistent and loyal member t
tho West Union Baptist church. Il
hotly was buried this (Thursday) mon
mg at I0.30t>'clock in tho Walhalla Ba]
list cemetery, tho funeral services boin
conducted by Hov. P. J. Virmilliou.
.
Our Sick Country Friends.
On last Sunday morning wo made tl
rounds visiting our sick friends.
Wo first called at tho homo of Mr.
M. Brewer, at the old Cappel mann mil
who has been tpiito ill for some tim
sulVcring from an attack of typho
pneumonia. Ho is improving, liOWOVC
and wo hope ho may soon ho out.
Tho next ono to seo was Mr. .Jact
Busch, who is vory feeble. Ho is ju
recovering from an attack of drops
Mr. Busch is in his Sith year.
From there wo wont to Mr. Anders?
Ivoster's homo. Mr. Ivostor is sui?orh
from an attack of something similar
dropsy. Ho is thought to bo improvill
I lo is in his 77th year.
On our return wo visited our Lien
Mr. S. II. Snead, who has hoon ill foi
month with a severe attack of fever. 1
is improving, and wo hope to seo hi
restored to perfect health. Ho has bo
terribly reduced ill weight. From
stalwart man of 170 pounds ho has be
rc tl need in weight uni il now he weig
but (?O pounds.
Wo learn that our venerable frier
Mr. .lohn Huskamp, is quito feeble, li
wo were unable lo call to sec him, as '
would have liked to have done. !\
Huskamp is in thc eighties.
lt is our hope that those good pcoj
may all bo speedily restored to th
usual health.
Court Proceedings Concluded.
When wo went to press last week I
Court of Sessions had not finished
business, and but very few sentences 1:
boon passed. Bolow wo give tho s
teneos passed anti tho cases disposed
after wo wont lo press: <
Stale vs. .lohn Gentry, assault anti li
tory with intent to kill and carrying Ci
coaled weapons. Guilty. Sentenced
pay a (ino ol' $100 or bo confined U]
the public works of tho county foi
period of six months. Fine paid.
State vs. .lohn and Mary Fox, obt;i
ing goods under false protonco. C
tinned.
Stato vs. (?co. L. Wilson, violating t
pensary law. Plead guilty. Seilten
to pay a fino of $;10Q or bc confined u|
the public works of tho county for
period of tinco months.
Stato vs. T. C. Hunsingor and Willi
Powell, violating dispensary law. ?
guilty as to Hunsingor. Guilty as
Fowell. Fowell called throo times
oneil door of tho Court Houso, but
not answer. Sealed sonlenco left.
State vs. Hud Williams, violating i
pensary law -sidling liquor. Pl
guilty. Sentenced to pay a lino of >,
or be confined upon tho publie work
tho county for a period of tinco mon
Stato vs. .1. I.. Jackson, violating
pensary law. 'fi ne bill. Continued.
Slate vs. ll. li. Wood, violating
pensary law. l'leatl guilty. Seiden
to pay a line of ?MOO or ho confined ii
(ho publie works of tho county fo
period of throo months.
Stale vs. \V. Thos. Harker, assault
battery with intent to kill. True I
Continued.
Statt) vs. .John Thomas, Lester II
kins and .1. T. Crcnshaw, assault
battery with intent to kill, 'fine bil
to .John Thomas and I,ester Hawk
No bill as lo ,1. 'I'. Crcnshaw. Contint
Stale vs. Manse Coly, nuisance-ki
ing place, where liquors were sold. '1
bili at former term. Defendant, not p
eui and not represented. Guilty. Se;
sentence left.
State vs. .lohn Skelton, violation of
dispensary law selling liquor. Gu
Sentenced to pay aflno of $100 ot
confinod upon thc publie works of
county for a period of throo months.
Stato vs. Sam Knox, assault anti
lory willi intent lo kill. Guilty of
grnvatod nssai.lt and battery. Sontoi
to six months upon tho public work
thc county.
Slate vs. .J. S. MoKntire, assault !
intent, lo ravish. Guilty. Sentence
pay a line of $100 or be confined i
the public works of tho county ft
period of three months.
The Court of Sessions adjourned
day af noon and thc Common I
Court was oponed. No civil businoi
great importance was transacted.
Jp^ifSb CAN DY OATHAHTIC *
.'.J --?li m ?>M1 'I mli r mil min ??
Tho Teachers- institute.
Tho toaohAiJ of tho county havo nu
oxcollont opportunity for improving
themselves iu thoir profession. Tho
sum mor sohoo), conducted hy Prof. M. h.
Hughes, Superintendent of tho Groen
villo Graded Schools, and Dr. Goorgo H.
MoNolll, Presldont of LaFayetto (Ala.)
Collogo, is progressing nicely.- Thoro
are now on the roll 60 names.
Everything is conducted in a thor
oughly systematic tnunnor. Tho opou
ing oxeroisos aro varlod and interesting.
Ouo morning thoro will bo lilblo vorsos,
ono Shakespeare and still nnothor our
ront Ovonts. If any minister happens
to bo present ho is asked to conduct the
devotional oxeroisos; if not, ono of the
teachers in charge doos it.
Thou commoucos tho real work of tho
day. Tho tonohcrs all over tho room
ontor into tho work with an intorost that
is not usually soon among an equal :ium
bor of chlldron. Tho explanation is
quito easy, howovor, children ofton go
ing to school because thoj aro mudo to
do so, while tho tcaohors. forming tho
pupils of this school, havo all como with
a purpose
Dr. MoNolll has charge of tho arith
metic, and has given many practical sug
gestions os to tho way it should bo
taught. Quito a feature is tho "rapid
arithmetic," and os a mental drill it
would seem to bo unsurpassed.
In grammar thoro has boon a gcnoral
review, ana?ynis and parsing hoing thor
oughly studied. Tho verb has received
a largo shnro of attention, and .Prof.
Hughes, who is in charge of this depart
ment, has intimated that Mark Taploy's
definition, "A vorb is a word that signi
fies to bo, to do or to suitor," would bo
appropriate.
Prof. Hughes also has ohargo of geog
raphy, and while tho work assigned has
boon intensely difficult to mastor, onco
mastered it is of incalculable value. His
method of map-drawing is acournto and
completo.
Unitod States History has becomo far
moro interesting with Dr. McNeill to
direct its study. Himsolf thoroughly
enthused with tho subject, ho imparts to
his pupils somo of his enthusiasm. Many
have remarked that did thoy havo tho
privilege of taking a course of study
under him thoy think thoy might acquire
some knowledgo of this sometimes neg
lected branch of study.
Drawing is presented in a simple and
attractive manner by Prof. Hughes.
Singing and calisthenic exercises aro
had at intervals to alford needed rest
and an occasional lesson in physiology is
given.
One of tho most enjoyable and valua
ble features of tho school, to those inter
ested in teaching, is tho lectures on sub
jects relating to teaching.'
During tho past few days Ibero have
been lectures on "Horace Mann" and
"Objects of a Recitation" by Dr. Mc
Neill and "Tho Center of Intorosl" by
Prof. Hughes.
A question box has created quito an
interest.
Tho Instituto had tho plcasuro ono
ovoning last week of hearing nd dresses
by Hon. George E. PH nco, of Andorson,
and Hon. .1 ill i HR K. Hoggs, of l'ickens.
Thoro will bo lectures on Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week at
Pitchford's Hall.
Tho exorcises of t ho school com moneo
at S.!10 o'clock in tho morning, continu
ing until ono in tho afternoon. Visitors
are always gladly welcomed.
M A uv K. SWANN.
Walhalla, S. C., duly 10, 1800.
Story of a Slave.
To bo bound hand and foot for years
by tho chains ol' disease is tho worst form
of slavery. Goorgo D. Williams, of Man
chester, Mich., tells how s ich a slave
was mado freo. Ho says: "My wife
has boen so helpless for live years that
she could not turu over in bcd ah ne.
Aftor using two bottles of Klcctrio Hit
tors, sho is wonderfully improved and
aldo to do hor own work. This supremo
remedy for female diseases quickly cures
nervousness, sleeplessness, nienaiu holy,
headache, backache, 'muting and dizzy
spoils. This miracle working medicino
is a godsend to weak, siokly, run down
people, livery b .lt tl o guaranteed. Only
.Ml cents. Sohl by .di druggists in tho
county.
.
Oakway Items.
OAK WAV, July 48.-Tho educational
meeting at Conter Methodist, church last
Saturday and Sunday was well attended,
and wo had tho pleasure of listening to
somo good lectures by Kcvs. Watson,
McGuire, Dagnall and Prof. Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walters, of Lavenia,
Ca., visited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Haley
Saturday night.
Mrs. J. M. Mci luire and children left
last week to spend the summer with her
relatives in North Carolina.
Freeman Hunier, of Toocoa, Ga., is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. Reardon, this
week.
Misses Hattie Duffle and Maggie Arm
strong, of Richland, spout Saturday night
with tho family of Mrs. Josie Heeder.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. 1). Hcarden and little
children, Keith and Mildred, of Jackson,
Miss., aro spending this week with Mr.
J. W. Hcarden, tho fathor of Mr. Hoar
don.
Misses Soppio McDonald and Cora
Dollie, of Richland, spout Sunday night
with Miss Ilattio Mel,in.
Miss Anna Reardon spent a fow days
last week with friends at Wostminstor.
Mrs. Clarence Taylor, of Anderson, is
visiting tho family of Mr. II, J. Myors.
Mr. and MIT, Dobbins visited relatives
at Townvillo Sunday.
Mr. David McGuire, of Newry, visited
his tinelo, Rev. J. M. McGuire, Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Rond, of Atlanta, aro
spending tho summer with Rev. J. M.
McGuire
Mr. Jim King has moved his saw mill
near Pendleton for tho summer.
Misses Annie and Nannie Haley visited
tho family of Mr. James Finley, of Cross
Roads, Monday.
Mr. Arthur Kinley, of Cross Roads,
spent Saturday night with Mr. Cullen
Boarden,
II Oltry Harris Carroll, infant son of Mr.
and Mis. J. P. Carroll, died on July Oth
and was buried in tho cometary at Con
tor church, tho services hoing conducted
by Rev. J, M. McGuire Tho little ono
was ono year and niuo months old. lt
had boon sick for some six months.
?i. II.
- - -. -* . ?~ - .
Reniai Kable Rescue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, 111.,
makes tho statement that she caught
cold, which nettled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, hut grew worse. He told her
sho was a hopeless victim of consump
tion and that no medicine could euro her.
Her druggist suggested Dr. King's Now
Discovery for consumption: she bought
a bottle i|m| to her delight found herself
hooofitcd from tho (hst (lose. She con
tinued itu use and aftor laking six holtlos
fourni herself sound and woR; now docs
her own housework and is as well ns she
over was. FrCo trial bottles of this groat
discovery at all drug stores in tho county.
Largo bottles *>0 couts mid ?1.
to die several times, yet ! am spared
to tell how 1 was savad," writes Mrs.
A. A. Stowe, 237 N. 4th St., San
Jose, Cal. "I had valvular heart
trouble so severe that 1 was pro
nounced 'gone' two different times.
The valves of my heart failed to
work properly, and circulation was
so sluggish that the slightest exertion
produced fainting. 'There is no
hope' said my physician, so 1 decided
io try Dr, Miles' Heart Cure and the
result 1 consider miraculous. I am
satisfied it saved my Hie."
DR. MILES'
Heart Gure
is sold by nil druggists on guarantee
first bottle benefits or money back.
Hook on henrt and nerves sent free.
Dr. Milos Mocllcal Company, Elkhart. Ind.
Hicliiand Items.
Hicur.ANn, July 18.-Mrs. T. II. Hughs
and hor interesting littto HOD, Rob, re
turned Friday from a visit to her paronta
at Ulaoksburg, S. 0.
Mia? Mary GUlisou is with relativos at
Hartwell, Cia.
Miss Sallie Davis and Mildred Cox woro
among those who wont to feast thou*
eyes on tho grandour of naturo at Tal
lulah Falls last week.
Mr. Arthur Davis is visiting hor sister,
Mrs. .1. II. Shanklin, nt Pcl/.or.
Miss Ida Wright, of Andorson, ia spend
ing some limo with tho family of Mr. W.
I). Strihling.
Miss Dora llnnnientt. of ITiffh Falls, is
tho guest of her friend, Minn Carrie
Strihling.
Mr. Loo Vow, of Martin, (4a., is visit
ing bis uncle, Mr. .J. .J. Davis.
Misses Blanche and Mildred Cox have
recently come from Honoa Path for a
stay of 'indefinite length with thoir Histor,
Mrs. Anderson.
Bounty band school opened Monday
with an attendance of thirty-six pupils.
Tho numerous friends of Miss Plancho
Cox aro delighted to know that she is
again among them as mistress of this
school for the summor term.
Miss May Kampley, of Carnosvillo, Ga.,
is visiting tho family of Mr. T. lt. Wyloy.
Miss Mary Dendy spout last week
among relatives at Walhalla.
Miss Pearl llallcngor was tho guest of
Mrs. tl, 1*\ Alexander, at Seneca, Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr. Vi. J. Pickett, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Hattie F.dwards, and his
aunts, Mrs. M. K. Johnson and Mr?.
A. C. Ihlllongor, will leave to-morrow for
Franklin, N. C., where they expect to bo
for about ten days.
Prof. \V. H. Dendy returned yesterday
from A brief visit to Yorkvillo.
Mr. M. T. ll uglies rot ni ned a wcok ago
to Pclzor, after having spout a fow days
very pleasantly among relativos hero.
Wll.llKI.MINA.
Dr. Pierce's (?olden Medical Discovery
cures consumpt ion and all other blood
diseases, lt tones up tho blood-making
organs to produce a frosh supply of
healthy, red blood; this carries now nour
ishment and life to wasted lung tissue,
or any other tissue that is affected. It
drives out tho poisonous disease-gorms
which clog the skin, liver or kidneys, It
is simply a question of purifying and
building up, where thorn is any thing left
to build on, the "(Johlen Medical Dis
covery" will infallibly build up and euro.
lt. cures cases which doctors declaro
"incurable."
.
A Card of Thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carroll and family
dosi re to return most, sincero thank? to
tho many kind friends who ministered to
thoir child in its illness and manifested
their sympathy at its death. F.spocial
mention is doy to Dr. Rurrias for his
faithful services and to Kev. J. M. Mc
Guire, who conducted tho funeral ser
vices. *
"1 have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for yoars and al
ways with good results," says W. ll.
Cooper, of Kl Rio, Cal. "For small chil
dren we lind it especially effective." For
salo hy J. W. Roll. Walhalla; YY. J. Lun
ney, Seneca; II. ll. Zinunei man, West
minster.
.-.
Educational Mass Meeting.
Tow.NVir.r.K, S. C., July 18, 1800.
Please pilbil*.', tho following in your
paper:
The Methodists of tho Townvillo Cir
cuit will hold au educational mass meet
ing in the Presbyterian church nt Town
villo on Saturday, July 20th. Everybody
invited to come and bring woll filled
baskets, as wo purpose serving diunor
on tho grounds. Thoro will ho sovoral
speeches and addresses on tho subject
of education. L. L. INAIUNKT,
Preacher in Charge Townvillo Circuit.
Volcanic Eruptions
Aro grand, but skin eruptions rob lifo
of joy. Ihicklon's Arnica Salvo euros
them ; also old, running and fever sores,
ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warta, outs, i
bruises, burns, scalds, chapped hands,
chilblains, best pilo euro on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Curo guar
anteed. Sold by all druggists. Only
'?~> cents a box.
Mr. Zimmerman lloplios to Mr. Haley.
MKSSHS. HI> ITO KB : From tho spirit of
Mr. Haley's reply to my communication
in your paper, ono would conclude that
he thought that it was my intention to
criticise the Hoard of County Cominis*
sinners. Such was not thc case. I had
no causo to criticise tho present board.
Tho only thing I said about tho hoard
was, that I hoped they would not bo in
fluenced hy men of narrow viows, who
could not lake in tho whole county. I
am always ready to correct a wrong im
pression. I think it honorable
In regard to what Mr. Haley had to
say about mo personally puts mo in
mind of school hoy parlance: In the
absotlCO of argument, ho does Uko tho
HM AM, nov, whoo ono calls anothor an
opprobrious name; ho says you aro ono,
too.
1 may In tho near future answer that
pai l of Mr. Haley's communication hear
ing upon tho law, tho moana and tito
policy at issue, as that, is tho quest ion.
A. Xl.M M KUM AN.
Dur baby has been continually trou
bled with colic and cholera infantum
since his hirth, and all that wo could do
for him did not seem to give moro than
temporary relief, until we tried Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. Hinco giving that remedy ho has
not been troubled. We want to give you
this testimonial as an evidence of our
gratitude, not thal, you need it, to adver
tise your meritorious remedy.-G. M.
Law, Keokuk,'Iowa. For salo hy J. W.
Hell, Walhalla; W. J. Lunney, 'loneca;
II. ll. Zimmerman, Westminster,
Making Satisfied Patrons.
Soiling tho gooda atprloosthat aro ohoorfally paid is thc woy wo conduct
tmsinoss boro. No mattor how low in mico wo may Bcouro tho Hom, nor how for-'
tunato tho purchase, it's always offered you with but our regular margins added
ind tho advautagc is always passod along to you. Tho prosperity of our customers
ind the success of this storo are along tho same Hues-foots that we always keep
in mind whon our goods aro brdug marked.
you'll Find Them Right
. Acknowledged leaders iu their particular Uno-just as wo desire, with ovory
item ottered. TMB QUALITY feature is but ODO of tholr at 11 ?u-tions --there's a
(Vinning tono to tho prices-a feature ol our storo that always appeals to careful
Iniyors.
Perfect ('olden Patent and Harvest King Flour, Java, Mooha and Java sud
Uio Coffeos, break issi Macon, Hams, boneless Hams, Pionic Hams, Granulated
Sugar, Brown Sugar, French, Mixed and Stiok Candy, bornons, &o.
-HUSH POTATOES AND VEGETABLES
AT
THE POPULAR PRICE STORE.
D. LESLY & GO
- Wt II-?
THE CUT-PRICE CASH STORE,
ll I OT" DrArriV/Crrv I Another lot of CLOTH TENNIS
JUb I ti V fc.L/ ! SHOKS; also Mon's and bad los' Holts.
?~~ . . ^^MMHHHRfeN^. fc?ti 11 a full lino of 1,adios' Qau/.o Yosts
in stock. This weok wo Rot in another
lot of MEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Halo of Host Soa Island.fio. por yard.
CaBO Ball Thread.10 halls for Go.
All Light Calicoes.do. por yard.
WE STILL GIVE YOU MOUE GROCERIES FOR THE MONEY
THAN ANYBODY ELSE.
Yours truly,
W. I?. EJ??S???T ?k ?0.?
WESTMINSTER, S. C.
Something New
Fivo-Gallon Safoty Oil Can. Warranted not to run a lamp over. Call and
soo it.
In Sir?es wo aro offoilng somo good values at ?0 cents to $:i per pair. Not
old stock, but good solid Shoes.
In Dross floods wo can ploaso you from a 5-cont Lawn lo a 5O-C0nt Black
Sorgo or Cashmore.
You havo to soc our goods to appreciate tho values wo arc offering, Wo aro
not Kelling at cost, hut will convinco you that our storo is tho pl?cete coi bargains.
Can't mention ovorything, bu' will take pleasure in show ing you and (ploting
prices.
Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumble s, Straw and Crash Hats, Fans, Stun mor Undor
vests, Silk Mitts, &o., at roasonablo prices.
Bj^'Call ofton. Wo appreciato your Irado.
Lowery, Byrd & Co.,
SENECA, C.
Couldn't Find Hie Commissioners.
Jurigo mil went to Prathor's brldgo
Wednesday, lo meet, be ?nid, tho Com
missioners of Oconeo county, South
Carolina, in roforcuco to rebuilding that
bridge But when ho got thorn, tho
country was have-so far ns Commission
ers woro concerned. They ignored Mr.
Hill. Tho Bccord last week stated that
tho authorities of South Carolina woro
not going to do anything toward build
ing tho bridge. Thoy say they have no
authority-that tho river belongs to.
Georgia, and Georgia can build her own
bridges.-Toccoa Beoord.
Lov. J. Ii. Voss, tho Superintendent of
tho Connio Maxwell Orphanage, has
bought property in Bolton and removed
his family there.
Shoes
and
Hats.
Our Prices
and Styles on
Summer Shoes
are not to be
Matched in
this Market!
1st. Our stock is complete. ' You
can lind any Stylo, Shape and
Bi ico you may want.
2d. Wo hal 'o only Goods of estab
lished w /i th, and novor lot a
"shoddy" shoo como in tho house
if wo know it.
3d. Our piicos ns low as any repu
table house in business, and you
may denond on getting your
monoy's worth ovory timo.
SHOES
For the Baby,
For the Ladies.
For Young Men,
For Old Men,
For ALL!
Don't miss our sales on STBAW
HATS. You can buy thom ohoap
and nono reserved.
S KN KC A, vS. C.
P. S.-Don't fall to supply yourself
Collars now.
Gonts' Puro Linen Collars, 8c. each j
luffs, 8c.
indien? Collars, UN each \ Cuffs, 2e.
J > 13 TN T I S "JT ,
Walhalla, S. C.
Df?lco two Doors East of Bank,
Second Floor.
[?OUK8 : 8.110 A. M. TO 1 I?, M. AND 2 TO 0
I?. M.
March 24, 1808.
Notice of ITii\aI
Uement n,n<l
C1HXJ**>O.
VTOTICK is hereby given that tho un
iM dorsignod will make application to
I). A. Smith, Esq., .Bulgo of Probate
"or Oconeo county, in tito Stat o of South
karolina, at his ofllco at Walhalla Court
llouso on Saturday, tho 22d day of
Inly, 1800, nt ll o'clock ia tho foro
10011, or as soon the.reaf ter as said ap
plication can ho heard, for leave to moko
llnal settlement of tho oslato of Dr.
h. ll. Johnson, deceased, ami for llnal
lischarge as Kxecntrix of said estate.
MKS. MARV E. JOHNSON,
Kxecntrix of Kstato of Dr. !.. H. John
son, deceased.
Juno 22, 180!?. 25-29.
A
Spring
Cleaning.
YOD give your house and farm a good
cleaning nj) ?ivory spr ing. Why not
Bjlvo yourself ono, too? Your system
needs it after going through tho had win
ter season ns much as your house doo?.
>Vo havo tho Medicino that docs tho
work, and thies it well, too, It contahiH
in ovcry hot tlo all of tho best Dinga
known to bo useful as system-renovators.
Romo and seo, and hst as show it to you,
ind common sonso will do tho rest.
All it costs is ?Oc. and OOo. a bottle.
Von can't alford to do without it.
And if you aro just gotting ovor tho
grip wo can bel]) you in that, too.
lt costs us nothing to show you our
Medicines-in fact, wo tako ploasu.ro
rlways in doing it.
S KN KC A. S. C.
THE CAMPAIGN
AGAINST
'POTATO BUGS"
W 11,1, soon bo opened, and I havo all
ho munitions of war, all tho best for
nidas fi r preparing insecticides, spray
ng mixtures, &o. Tho Hist thing to
bink of is "Bug Death."' I will soil you
ho material and toll you how to uso lt.
My stock of Drugs ami Druggist's Sun
burn is always completo.
J. H. DARBY,
Druggist.
J HAVE opened up a (list-class Blaok
l smith and Wheol-wiight Shop in
Valhalla and am propared to do all
bids of repairing, such ns Buggies,
ferriages, Wagons, Horse shoeing, ?G.
Special attention ({Ivon to repairing
naohiuory of all kinds.
Painting a specialty.
Now work made to oi dor.
AU work guaranteed n.itisfaetory.
(live mo a call. UospcotfiUly,
J. E. SMITH.
Bolow l\dts' Stable, nour Depot,
May 4, 1801?. 8 m
