Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-12-17
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Land for sale or rent Sec Ed Calla

Land for sale or rent. See Ed Callas.
Z. A. Searson, Esq, of Hampton,
S. c., was in Wslhalla Monday on bust
ness.
MIR. G. r. Houchins is in Walhalla
for few weeks to look after his business
interests.
For rent-Store room formerly occu-
pied by l.. Bloom, and four rooms. Ap-
ply at this office.
Mr. Charles Finkenstedt killed hog
last Saturday morning which netted
500 pounds. His hogship was eighteen
months old.
The Charleston Produce House asks
the attention of producers. They handle
all kinds of produce on commission.
Read their advertisement.
Rev. r. G. Pearson, the evangelist,
has accepted a professorshlp in Cum ber
land University, at Lebanon, Teun., and
will teach the English Bible.
-Messrs. Carter q Co., Walhalla, are
offering special bargains in shoes, capes,
hats, etc., this week. Read their an
nOuncement and call on them.
-Fewer gallons; wears longer.
The Newry Store calls attention to a
few of their staple lines of goods this
week. Call and see them. The Newry
Store is doing good business or merit.
Christmas goods are open for in
spection and sale and Lunneys drug
store, Seneca. Give him a call. He
will be pleased to show you through his
stock.
Mr.. Jube Strother, of Ridge Spring,
spent several days in Walhalla last week
way home from atlanta, where he has
spent some time with his parents.
Miss Buffie Moss is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. w. j. Bowen, at Mount Pleas
ant. She was accompanied by Master
Willie Bowen, who has spent several
months with his uncle, Sheriff B. r.
Moss.
-Fewer gallons; wears longer.
-Greenville Mountaineer, December
18th: Maj. John J. Lewis, of Pickens,
who has been sick for the past month at
his daughters, Mrs. j. Lee Carpenter,
has gone to spend short while with
relatives in Seneca"
"A good teacher needs globe; a
postal card to Rhett Doyle, the school
supply man, Walhalla, S. c., and he will
take pleasure in calling either at your
home or the school house.
"A charter and commission hay 70 been
issued by the Secretary of State to the
OcOnee Telephone Company, of Wal
halla. Capital, $4,000. Maj. William
J. Stribling, II. f. Stribling and DR.. w.
r. Doyle are the corporators.
--Fewer gallons; wears longer.
Mr.. John Joost is having his cottage
residence remo6led and turned so as to
face South Broad street. There will be
two rooms added and the house will be
otherwise improved. Mr.. Otto Kauf-
rharOa nf N ioh
be completed within few weeks.
Mrs. Minnie M. Smith is disposing
of the stock of goods belonging to tho
late James l. Smith. The goods are
being sold at cost at the Smith stand.
This is good opportunity to secure
many useful articles at a small cost.
Call and examine the stock.
-NoTICE.-I have horses, wagons,
buggy, cattle, corn, hay, fodder, disc
plow, disc harrow, moving machine,
rake and small tools for sale. Sale on
Thursday, December 18TH at Red Hill,
two miles north of Walhalla.
William K. King.
Mrs. Rov. j. B. Harrall and two
children, of Columbia, and Miss Eliza
Kelley, of Mount Olive, n. c., arrived
In Walhalla last week to visit Prof. and
Mrs. ID. f. Nicholson. Mrs. Harral and
children returned to their home Monday
last. Miss Kelley will spend about a
month in Walhalla.
The State, December 18TH Capt
w. A. Courtenay, of Nowry, Oconee
county, is in the city. He takes great
interest in the preservation of the his
,>orical records in the office Of the Secre-
tary OF State, and he expressed gratifica-
tion at the manner they are being cared
for by the present officials"
There will be a special communica-
ton of Blue Ridge Lodge No. 02, A. F.
NJ, on Friday night, December 10Th, at
73O o'clock, in Masonic Hall, for the
purpose of comforting the Fellow Crafts
Degree upon a candidate. A full and
prompt attendance of the Masonic Bretl-
rem is earnestly requested.
The County Commissioners will hold
their annual meeting on Friday, Janu-
ary 2, 1908. All accounts for work under
the present Board must be filed before
said meeting. All persons having tools
belonging to the county must turn them
In on said date. For further particulars
SEQ advertisement in another column.
Fewer gallons; wears longer.
II Rev. j. |. Spinks preached timely
sermon to the Odd Fellows at the Baptist
church last Sunday night. The attend
ance OF the members of the local order
was large, and a number of members
from the Newry lodge were present, all in
full regalia. The service was very appro-
pirate, as well for the entire congrega-
tion as for the lodge members.
Mr.. Hugh p. Holleman, who has
held the position of express messenger
on the Blue Ridge Railway for several
years, has resigned, and will accept a
Sposition with the Toxaway Mills, at An
fderson. He will take up his new duties
Xon January l. Hugh has made very
accommodating and efficient express
, man and will be missed on the route.
His successor is Mr.. Chas. Hopkins,
who will make an able successor to Mr..
Holleman.