Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-10-29
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You will be welcome.
Go to the polls next Tuesday and
support the nominees of the party.
Il have nice farm to rent. Call on
me at the hotel. w. j. Beard.
Miss Mamie Strother is spending
several days with her friend, Miss Emma
Merrick.
Mr.. S. E. Maxwell, of Salisbury,
N. c., is spending short vacation with
his friends here.
-Overcoats for men and boys at c. w.
Pitchford Co.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Nix, of Green
vile, are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. X. Maxwell.
Read G. G. Jaynes's new ad. He has
clothing for the boys-for all kinds of
boys, good and bad. Call on him.
Mr. Jas. Thompson left this morn.
ing for Columbia, whore he will spend
several days taking in the State fair.
Miss Roxie Reid left Saturday for
Columbia, where she will visit relatives
and friends and attend the State fair.
Jackets for ladies, misses and chill
dren at G. w. Pitchford Co.
Cold weather is with us. Buy a
heavy suit, overcoat, cloak, winter shoes
-anything-at Blooms at cost for cash.
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of duty at Birmingham last Sunday
night, after pleasant visit to friends in
Walhalla.
Misses May Thompson and Sara Liv.
ingston, two charming young ladies OF
Seneca. paid flying visit to Walhalla
yesterday evening.
Don't forget the Horse-Swappers'
Convention. It will eclipse the State
fair or Charleston exposition. Bring
the boys with you.
-Ballard's Obelisk is the best flour on
the market. G. w. Pitohford Co. sell it,
Mrs. Guy II. Grove and Mrs. M. e.
johnson are in Atlanta visiting Mrs.
Julia M. Johnson, who has been quite
sick for several days.
Miss Malssa Ivester, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is still very
i'll. Her many friends and relatives hope
for her an early recovery.
The Bounty Land school will open
on Monday, November 3. Miss nellie
Nickles, who taught so satisfactorily
last winter, will have charge.
Bakers Crescent Coffee is what you
want. G. w. Pitchford Co. sell it.
MIR. P. j. Share, prominent saw
mill man and lumber dealer, of Billiards.
Ga, visited his daughter, Mrs. DR.. j. III.
Moore, Saturday and Sunday.
Read Blooms advertisement. He is
selling goods at actual New York whole
sale cost for the next sixty days. Give
him call. He will save you money.
The horse swappers promise to be
here in large numbers during the con-
vention next week. Come and be "one
of the boys" again and enjoy yourself.
Read the new advertisement of NJ.
w. Coleman & Co., Seneca. Their grand
Qnla nf fall nn6arUaar 10 If
need anything in their line call on them.
Our venerable friend and fellow citi.
zen, Mr.. J. e. Hendrix, has been quite
sick for three weeks. His many friends
will be pleased to know his condition
is somewhat improved this morning.
The many friends of Miss Nettie
Gibson will learn with sincere regret
that she is not improving and is quite
sick in Columbia. We hope for more
favorable news as to her condition.
-Be we'll dressed by Fred. Kaufman.
G. w. Pitohford Co. will take your mea-
sure and guarantee fit.
Mrs. Virginia G. Reid, of Russell.
vile, Ala, is visiting her brother, Mr..
Mrs. Reid's first visit to the place of her
nativity in thirteen years. Her friends
and relatives are rejoiced to welcome
her again.
Capt. j. N. King, a we'll known
bridge contractor, died at his homo, in
Greenville, on the 9th instant, aged So
years. He was we'll known in Oconee,
where many friends regret to learn OF
his sudden demise.
Miss Bessie Mickler left last Satur-
day for Atlanta, where she has accepted
a position with NJ. Rich 6 Co. Miss
Bessie will be greatly missed by her
many Walhalla friends, who wish for her
every pleasure in the Cato City.
Mr.. Robt. Becknell, who lives near
Newry, is the champion cotton picker of
Oconee. He picked one day last week,
in ten hours, $50 pounds of the fleecy
staple. We would like to know if there
are any in Oconee who can beat this
record.
-Children's Day at Center church will
be observed next Sunday night, Novem-
ber I'd. at O'Clock. 1t was postponed
on account of the inclement weather on
last Sunday night. Mr.. j. r. Zachary
the superintendent of the Sunday school
urges and invites everybody to attend
Go to Louis Bloom for clothing, etc.
II you want to save money.
by reference to an advertisement, tc
be found in this weeks issue, it will be
seen that Maj. b. +. Sloan will offer fol-
sale, before tho Court House door il
Walhalla, S. c., on next Monday, some
desirable farming lands, situate in Oco
nee county. See advertisement on fourth
page for particulars.
Mr.. Thomas Welborn, executor o.
the estate of w. K. Wclborn, deceased
will sell, on next Monday, Sd of NOvem
Der, before the Court House door in Wal
halle, s. c., the valuable farming lands
belonging to said estate. For terms, & G.
see advertisement on the fourth page o.
this weeks paper.
Sec cur line of jackets and walking
skirts. g. w. Pitchford Co,
Mr.. G. X. Maxwell raised on lesi
than one-eighth of an acre, in his garder
in Walhalla, during the season just past
60 bushels of tomatoes. That sounds
like a pretty good story, and 80 it is
but the best part of it is that it is true
At the prevailing price in this marke
during the canning season, 20 cents pei
bushel, this yield would average 500. .O(
per acre. On what other vegetable car
as much be made? This is little ou
of the ordinary, of course, but there II
money In tomatoes IL properly planted
well cared for and carefully gathered
Most people transplant tomatoes Ia MAY
and the FIRST part of June. Mr.. Max
well transplated his on the 14th and 2ts
days OF July.