Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-11-20
Tptal alro Mersumal.
-"Bloom sells it for less"

-"Bloom sells it for less"
Miss Julia Maxwell is clerking at
Craig's.
Mr.. BENZ. Garvis left last wook for
Griffin, Ga.
Mrs. j. f. Crosby is visiting relatives
in Newberry and Laurens.
Mr.. W. A: Harper, of Honea Path, is
employed at the Walhalla depot.
'-Sylvester Tannery offers for sale a
lot of personal property November 28th.
500 advertisement. ;
Good marc and mule for sale.
Apply to w. w. Moss.
Mr.. Rhett r. Doylo, of Chester, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II.
Doyle, near Walhalla.
All parties indebted to Mrs. E. NJ.
Cudworth are asked to please call and
settle at once.
If you want bargains in my line of
goods call at once.
Mrs. E. NJ. Cudworth.
Auction every Saturday from Novem-
ber 30th, next door to post Office.
Norman Co.
Don't forget the auction Saturday
afternoon, November 3Oth, and Monday,
December I'd, next to post Office.
Norman Co.
Instead of waiting till Thursday of
next week, Pastor Schaid proposes to
hold Thanksgiving service noxt Sunday
at II n. m. All welcome.
Read o. II. Schumacher's new ad.
this week. IIo is catering to tho tastes
grocery line. Give him call.
Rev. John G.. Law, d. d., of Wal
halla, will preach in the Seneca Presby-
tcrian church on Thanksgiving Day, No
vcmbcr 2Sth, at II clock q. m.
is pounds sugar S1-cash only.
j. f. Craig.
i IRIS. j. j. Ansel returned last Friday
from an extended visit to relatives and
friends in Atlanta, Ga, and to her son,
Mr.. JAS. +. Anscl, in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. w. j. Rccder and Miss Hattie
Mclin, two of Oakway's most interest
ing youngsters, visited at the homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. j p. Reese Saturday and
Sunday.
M. w. Coleman & Co., of Seneca,
have in new adj this week. They are
talking about clothing for the boys.
Read what they have to say and give
them CALL
We regret to learn that Mrs. j. p.
Reese is in very i'll health. She has for
several days bccn confined to her bed.
We trnst sho may soon be restored to
perfect health.
Blue straw wheat at 81; winter graz.
ing oats at 75c. at j. p. Stribings, Rich
land, S. G.
Mr. p. j. Mauldin and family, of
Pickens county, moved to Oconee county
last week and will reside near Walhalla,
having rented the Floyd place from Ex-
Sheriff w. w. Moss.
Mrs. w. Il. Rowland, who was opcr-
ated on several days ago by DR.. w. Gill
HMyiie, OF New York city, at st. Peters
lotto Observer, November 1G.
Mfr. w. ii. Doyle and family moved
up to the Kay place, near Walhalla, last
week, and will mako their home in this
community in tho future. Wo are glad
to number them among our ctizcns.
$40 reward for return of my pointer
dog, "Kip." He is white, with lemon
colorod head and spots. Lost at Seneca
on 18th Of October.
j. f. Crayton, Anderson, S. G.
Mr.. Rudolph Iaustcrcr and family,
OF Louisville, KY, arrived in Walhalla
recently on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
i'anstcrcr, and are so pleased with Wal
haila that they will make this heir
future homo. We gladly welcome ,icm.
-l.unney's S.JIour Improved Liver
headache, biliousncss, constipation, indi-
gestion and other liver troubles. Price
20 cents, at I.unncy's drug store, Seneca.
Mr.. Theodore Schlutcr and family
boarded the noon train at Westminster
last Monday for Spokane, Wash, whore
thcy will make their homo in the future.
Ihcy leave many friends and relatives in
Oconco who wish for them much sue.
cess in their distant homo.
Don't fail to sec my Lone Jack Shoes,
mems pants and childrcn's clothing.
Best line common dry goods in town.
j. i. Craig.
DR.. John Wickllrc, who has been
practicing in Wards Island Hospital
Now York, for several years, has re.
turned to his old homo i'm West Union
whore he will practice his profession
His many friends here gladly welcome
his return and wish for him much sue
Cess.