Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-11-06
Yoeal amo Mcrsumal.
"Bloom sells it for loss."


-Bluo straw wheat for sale by G. w.
Pitchford Co. and G. G. Jaynos.
-Messrs. J. H. Grady and T.. p. Nc
Gravy are registered at the Walhalla
Hotel
Blue straw wheat at 81; winter graz
ing oats at 75c. at j. Z. Stribling's, Rich
land, S. G.
Mrs. John w. Roso and children
returned from Columbia and Abbevillo
last Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Burt Mitchell, of West
minister, wore among their Walhalla
friends Tuesday.
M. w. Coleman & Co., of Seneca,
havo new ad. in this issue. Read what
they have to say about their clothing.
MIR. l.. j. Dodd, representing tho
Old Dominion Paper Company of Nor
folk, Va, was in Walhalla last Friday.
-FoR SALE-Ono hundred bushels of
blue straw wheat. T. d. Alexander.
DR.. j. II. Moore is now located in
Wal halla and can bo found at j. II.
Darby's drug store. SEQ professional
card.
Read G. w. & J. f. Bauknight's adj
vertisemcnt this week. They quote some
prices that will provo interesting to pur-
chasers.
Prof. Mod. Weams will conduct an
all-day singing at Bethel Baptist church
next Sunday, November 10. Everybody
is invited to attend.
-Woare requested to announce that
Rev. w. r.. Abbott will preach at Little
River Baptist church on next Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
-Rov. w. IT. McAlistor will preach at
Wolf Stake Baptist church on tho fourth
Sunday in November at II o'clock a. M,
Cat, do, 40, l>oc1 q
O'clock.
-Rov. D. p. Bearden will preach at
Cheohee Baptist church on the fourth
Sunday in this month at II o'clock a. m.,
and at Little River church on the Same
day ut 8 o'clock p. m.
-Lunney's S-Hour Improved Liver
Regulator will cure sick and nervous
headache, biliOusness, constipation, indi-
gestion and other liver troubles. Price
20 cents, at Lunnoy's drug store, Seneca.
Florence Times, November 3: "Cards
are out for the marriage of Miss Marga-
ret Carriigan, of Society Hill, and Rev.
is we'll known in Oconee, aud his many
friends hero extend congratulations.
Mr.. P. j. Mauldin, of Pickens county,
has rented tho farm belonging to Ex-
Sheriff w. w. Moss, Familiarity known as
tho Floyd place. Mr.. Mauldin was in
Walhalla last week and expects to move
his family to Oconee about the first of
December.
Mr.. Geo. II. Davis, of Seneca, expects
to be in Walhalla at an early day to givo
magic lantern entertainments. IIe will
also visit other parts of the county as an
entertainer. He carries with him num-
bor of recommendations from prominent
men in Anderson.
nf Sf0t hno
charter to tho Blue Ridge Water Com
pany of Walhalla. The corporators are
j. w. Shelor, j. w. IIollcman, II. IT.
Jayncs, W. A. Strothor, G. w. Pitch
ford and others. Tho company proposes
to develop water works system.
In making note last week of tho cut
ting of Diedrich Rutlcdge we mado the
statement that Bub Rutlcdge was impli.
Gated in tho row. This, we are informed,
tho affair was to assist in looking after
his cousin who had been cut.
MIR. G. j. Mulkcy, of Westminster,
had green corn, string beans, Irish pota-
toes, tomatoes and okra for his dinner
last Wednesday, all of second crop,
save tho last two, and tho potatoes and
beans were grown from seed maturcd
this year, and all planted in his garden.
-FoK SALE-l50 acres good farming
land near Walhalla. About 30 acres i'm
cultivation two tenant houses, etc.
Call on or address j. A. Ivcstor, West
Union, S. G.
Mr.. w. II. Scott, who has been in
the employee of tho Walhalla Cotton
Mills for tho past three months, left
Tuesday morning for his homo at John
stone. After q visit to homcfolks he
Will 90 to Darlington, whore ho has
secured lucrative position. His many
friends here wish him much success
Mr.. }. B. Pickett, of tho Richland
community, will accept our thanks for
sample of his fall and winter applcs-tho
Shocklcy and npjack. Tho fruit was
delicious. Mr. Pickett is dovoting con
siderable attention to tho planting and
cultivation of an apple orchard. Io in
formed us that he had already planted
out about 250 trees of several varieties
-Rcv. Lewis f. Campbell and daugh-
tor, Mrs. Anderson, of Anderson, spont
saturday and Sunday in Walhalla among
relatives and friends. In response to an
invitation from Rcv. G. Il. Clarkson Mr..
Campbell preached at the Methodist
church Sunday night. His remarks were
thoroughly practical aud set forth MANY
pointed truths. His earnest manner OF
speaking gave special force to his dis
course.
Mr.. w. NJ Fcnncll brought to our
oflice Monday sweet potato measuring
three feet two inches in length. 1t was
grown by colored tonant on Mr.. Fen
nolPs farm. Mr.. Fcnncll has n hen
among his fowls that rises PROMPTLY at
4 o'clock each morning and lays an egg.
She is a full Lcghorn, and Mr.. Fcnnoil
desires us to say that ho has no more
hons like hor for sale and no eggs to dis
pose OF.