Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-11-20

Full cream cheese, fne macoaroni,
best oat meal on earth. j. II. Craig.
The snow, the beautiful snow. fell
nearly al day on Tuesday. 1t melted as
fast as it fell.
IOur entire stock reduced in price for
cash from November % to December rs.
II. Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
Mrs. M. e. Dodgen will open store
on Factory Hill in q few days. She OK
poets, to carry stock of goneral mer
chandise.
Blue straw wheat for sale by G. w.
Pitohford Co. and G. G. Jaynes.
-Wo are glad to learn that Mrs. j. w.
Holleman is improving rapidly. 1t is
thought she will be able to return to
Walhalla in week or ten days.
Rev. D. w. Hiott, pastor of the Bap-
tist church at Seneca, has resigned, to
to Easloy. Mr.. Hiott Is one among tie
purest and best mon belonging to tho
Baptist denomination.
Lost, on road from Old Pickens to
Walhalla, last Thursday afternoon, ono
feather bed and bed clothing; also coat
and several articles of clothing. Finder
will DO suitably rewarded by notifying,
or bringing articles to
p. j. Mauldin, Walhalla, S. G.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of j. N. Rutherford, executor of
houn, deceased. He offors for sale a
lot of personal property which should
command your attention just now, such
as corn, fodder, hay, shucks, cotton aud
cotton seed, sc. Sale, December Sd.
lemons, oranges, cocoanuts, al
monds, etc. j. +. Craig.
Married, at the residence of the
BRIDES father, Mr. w. L. Nimmons, on
November goth, 1901, at I p. M, Mr.. b.
A. Allgood, of Pickens, and Miss Annie
May Nimmons, Rev. j. NJ. Stewart Off
in wishing for this couple long life of
happiness and prosperity.
Ladies' and Misses hats sold cheaper
than ever from November % to Docem-
Der 25. r. Phillips, Seneca, S. q.
Anderson Mail, November 15: At
the annual meeting of tho Electric City
Club last night Mr.. l.. G. Holleman was
elected PRESIDENT; Mr.. X. p. Smith, vice
president, and Mr.. N. B. Sharpe, score
tary and treasurer. This was a very
enthusiastic meeting and tho members
wcro we'll pleased with their annual
showing and the club starts out on
new year with bright prospects.
Call OH r. Phillips, Seneca, S. c., for
ladies' hats. Cut prices November 90 to
December 25.
Last Monday morning while Mr.. w.
NJ. Grahl and his sons wero killing hog
at their homo, Mrs. Grail, an aged lady,
was standing near q fire in the lot, where
large kettle of water was being heated.
While standing there her clothing caught
fire, and hor sons, w. S. and j. l.. Grail,
who went at once to her assistance and
eextinguished tho flames, were painfully
Inf oil u
and arms. Their mother escaped with
out injury.
-.Citron, currants, ground cinnamon,
grated cocoanut and raisins, seeded and
unscoded. j. f. Craig.
The City Council deserves the "woll
done' Of all our citizens for the neat ap-
pearance of Wesvticw cemetery. The
work on tho lots, walks and drive was
completed last Friday, and Mr.. j. Nj. Kol-
ley has succeeded in putting the entire
cemetery in better condition than we
have ever seen it. With the cooperation
OF the lot owners in the future the cemc-
terry may be kept in first-cass condition
with comparatively little trouble or ex-
pense to anyone.
SEQ our novelty dress goods marked
down from November % to December 25.
II. Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
Last Monday morning Miss Deano
Seaborn had the misfortune to be pain
fully burned on tho face and loft hand.
She was standing in front of an open fire.
place, when she became suddenly ill and
tainted. She fell forward her face and
left hand coming in contact with tho fire
and being painfully burned. Tho burn
on tho faco is small, and, it is thought,
not sufficiently severe to leave scar. No
one was in the room with hor at tho timo
except her grandmother, Mrs. Mason,
who was too feeble to render assistance
Miss Deane's many friends hope for her