Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-11-24
,Eocal uno Mersonul.
h%Alot of pretty stylish hats to DO
offor6 at half price December to 2i.
November 80, 1903,

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h@alot of pretty stylish hats to DO
offer6s at half prico December to 24.
\Nlss r. Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
If yoGygant % good Mich Cow call on
Il. L. Alexander. Cows always on hand.
After D69pmbor 1st we will take up
mail from S{root boxes at 500 A. NJ.
only. j. M. MERRIcIl, p. M.
Have ynu 81 }en tho beautiful display of
imported ClSna and English Artware
just received at Norman's?
Don't fail to Aroad G. NJ. Niold's now
advertisements On tho first page of this
issue. Valuable information disclosed.
Don't forgot, that Norman's stock of
groceries,, drugs, fruits, candies, nuts,
tSc., are always fresh.
Tho Episcopal church at Walhalla is
being repaintcd, which, whon finished,
will add greatly to its appearance.
Go to Claude Little & Co.. Westmns-
tor, s. c., for your dry goods, shoes,
hats, groceries, go. They will save you
mOnoy.
A horse belonging Mr.. John Moody
fell into an old we'll on Mr. II. a. Nichols
place, near tho Presbyterian church,
Saturday night and broke its neck.
Beautiful chairs, rockers. hall, library
and parlor lamps, cooking stoves, window
SuaucS, ana all lrGlClCS nOuSC-turnlSI-
ing goods at Norman's.
Mrs. w. NJ. Grahl, who has been quito
i'll with pneumonia for ten days past, we
arc glad to announce, is on tho road to
her usual good health.
A new lot of dress goods in patterns
cheaper than over. 'tISS II. PHILLIPS,
Seneca, S. G.
Some thief q few days ago. with out tho
fear of God before his eyes, stole Mr..
Otto Kaufmann's metal cablc rOpe. 1t
was valued at about $25.
Corsets reduced in price. SEQ them.
December 1st to oath.
MISS r. PHILLIPS.
Managers of State Election ut Fair
Play, South Union and Oakway, are res
quested to call on Mr.. j. j. Haley at
Oakway and got their money.
Union suits, undcrvcsts, hosiery,
gloves and handkerchiefs. Prices to
please. December 1st to oath.
MISS II. PHILLIPS, Seneca, S. G.
Married, October 30th, 1903, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr..
Powell, near Westminster, Mr. j. p.
Price to Miss S. G.. Powell, Rev. j. II.
Stone officiating. All Of Oconoo county.
Those who have milk COWS and calves
for sale should consult tho advertisement
of Mr. M. l.. Alexander, of Greonvillc, {.
cash for tho same.
just received tho worry latest styles in
dress patterns. No two alike. Special
sale December to 24.
Miss II. PHILLIPS, Seneca, S. G.
Married, November goth, 1893, ut tho
residence of the brides father, Mr.. Iack
Hall, Mr.. j. w. Stringcr, of Anderson
county, to Miss Sallie Hall, Of Oconoo
county, Roy. j. III. Stone officiating.
Carter IS Co., Walhalla, will sell you
goods for the cash at very close prices.
They also would appreciate your
promptncss i'm calling at once and paying
off your accounts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r. Gibson, of Co.
lunbia, arc visiting his father and
mother, Mayor and Mrs. III. A. II. Glib
son. ThJy have many friends in Wal
halla who are always delighted to greet
thom.
M. w. Coleman & Co want their
money. Have you paid thom Your
guano note and account arc due. They
arc going to wind up all the notes and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Barr and little
daughter Annie, of Grconvillo, S. c.,
have boon on q brief visit to Mrs. Barr's
parents, Mai. and Mrs. S. p. Dendy.
Mrs. Barr left this "wednesday morning,
accompanied by bor mother, to visit
relatives in Pondloton.
Big cut in prices from December 1st to
24th SEQ what we arc showing in mil
linery, dress goods, walking jackets,
scapts. 60.
MISS r. PHILLIPS, Seneca, S. G..
.Maryied, at the homo of tho bride,
near West Union, on Thursday, Novem-
bor II, 1893, by Rev. j. e. Schaid, Mr..
Abraham Griffin SattUrficld, Of Polzor,
aud Miss Frodericka Wilhemino Caro-
line, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Wald. May Gods blessing attend them.
Ono of Walhalla's young magnatos, it
is said, chartered an electric car for his
personal use during tho fair in Columbia
last week. AS he viewed "Tho Battle of
being sunk, he exclaimed, "Ah, thcro
goes the MainoW
Miss II. Phillips, Seneca, s. c., offors
special bargains in short Jackets and
now sty ylo capes, December to 2t.
59t1sS%A Tho regular communication
A xxx of Blue Ridge Lodge, No. o.,
eaas&SSSSSS1 A. II. NJ, will bo held in
Red's Hall next Saturday evening at 6
o'clock. 4 fu,i attendance Uf tho broth-
ron is requested, as business of import
ance will demand attention.
Mr.. j. p. Phillips, who lives on Chauga
creek. killed q rattlesRako on tho 18th of
october which measured fOur fGGt ana
seven inches in length and had oightoon
rattlos and button. This date Is unusu-
ally late for tho rattlosnako TO be out of
his winter quarters.
Prof. Horny Il. Singleton, who has
been at Wolford College for sono timo,
has returned homo on account of def
cheney of eyesight, but is ablO and will
ing to resume teaching Trusteeg wish
ing to employ him to teach can addf0as
Rim at Westminster, s. G.
Mr.. +. $. IIol.cman, Commissioner of
tho State Election and Mr. G. r. y.
Burns, Commissioner of tho Federal
Election for Oconco county, request
us to say that tlIoy have tho money to
pay the managers Of election and desire
them to call on Mr.. IIolloman, who will
pay State and Federal manaGcyr and
CLERKS their money at once.
Powers Perfect Pcctoral Is the best
cough medicine on earth. Every bot 10
guaranteed. Pleasant 10 take and cures
every time. The "ohiiilrcn cry 7or H."
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