Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-11-12
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Il have a nice farm to rent. Call on
me at the hotel. w. ]. Beard.
The new patent seats for the Court
House az, being placed in the building
to-day.
j. T. Lawrence & Co., Seneca, an.
nounce q great reduction of prices in
various lines at their store. Read their
ad. and give them call. they can in
terest you.
AT the recent horse-swapper con-
man and ugliest turnout was awarded to
Samuel w. Thomas, of Battle Greek.
The premium was to have been a saddle,
but suit OF clothes was given instead.
Contractor j. Il. Smith expects to
have the station house for the town COM
pleted by the end of the week. 1t will
be substantial brick building, with iron
doors and two steel cages. There will
be one cell besides the steel cages. The
building will be practically fire-proof,
and a great improvement over the for
mer buildings used for guard house pur-
yoses.
-R. Anderson, Seneca, is Offering rare
bargains in every department.
Mr.. Joe NJ. Wallazz and wife, of
philadelphia, Pa, are visiting Mr.. d. A.
Smith aud family. They are delighted
with our beautiful little mountain city
and it's fine climate and picturesque
scenery. Mr.. Wallazz has recently took
unto himself an accomplished and lovea-
BILE wife and he has been spending a
portion of his honeymoon in our beauti-
full Southland.
You can buy boots at r. Anderson's,
Seneca, any size from to II.
Mrs. John l.. Gregg and little son,
Forrest, of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived in
not xx,sn \
winter here. For the present, they are
at the home of Mr.. w. e. King, near
town. Mrs. Gregg was once a resident
OF the county for several years, and has
many friends here who are pleased to
have her return. 1t is hoped that she
will be greatly benefited in health, by
her sojourn in our mild climate, and
that Mr.. Gregg may be thereby induced
to become again permanent resident.
You can buy boots at r. Anderson's,
Seneca, any size from to II.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Walhalla Baptist church celebrated
There was good congregation in at
tendance. An appropriate and interest
ing sermon was preached by the pastor,
Rev. j. K. McManaway. A full choir
led the singing which added much to
the occasion. The annual report of the
society shows that it has been successful
in its first years work. A nice sum has
been raised for missions and interest in
the cause has been increased. We wish
these good women many years of like
success
Don't forget to see the big stock of
clothing at R. Anderson's, Seneca.
The Clemson foot ball team won an
other big victory at Clemson on last
Saturday in the game with the team from
the University of Georgia. The score in
the wind-up stood SO to in favor of
Clemson. Those who witnessed it say it
was a clean and beautiful game and free
from Objectionable features. We may
be mistaken, but somehow we are i'm
pressed with the belief that our boys at
Clemson are wasting much of their
valuable time at the game of foot ball
which could be spent more profitably in
their studies. The science of foot ball
cannot be compared to that of che mistry,
mathematics and kindred subjects.
Mems suits, all sizes, for 80 cents,
at Blooms.
We take the liberty of copying few
lines from a private letter written to The
Courier by our esteemed young friend,
Mr.. William Bryce, who was seriously
injured in railroad wreck, near Column
bia, S. c., about three months ago. He
had his leg broken and was otherwise in
jured in the wreck. Mr.. Bryce is one of
the efficient mail agents between Charles
ton and Asheville, N. G. His letter is
dated Orangeburg, S. c., November 7th.
1902: / stayed in bed ten
weeks and am Just now able to sit up.
have very little control over my
crutches, but suppose | will be able to
hop before long. | will remain here for
some time. My best regards to The
Courier and staff"