Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-10-14
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CALL ON C. C. JAYNES.
"A 600. hatohet for 500. at Norman's


"A 600. hatchet for 500. at Norman's.
Cotton market firm. Good middling
is worth to-day 9S(099.
Roy Kay Is now to- be found in the
drug store of DR.. j. w. Bell.
SEQ T. E. Alexander when you want a
buggy or wagon cheap for cash or on time.
Miss Jamie Neville mas returned To
her home in West Union, after pleasant
visit to relatives in Yorkville.
--Coffins and baskets. Everything in
funeral supplies. We have anything you
want in this line J.H. Adams, Seneca.
-Mountaineer, October Id: "Capt. J..
l.. Shanklin, Of Richland, is at the G1een-
Vile sanitarium. An operation was per-
from cataract I @ Il lie ii is doing weli.S
An old folks meeting will be held at
township, on the fourth Sunday and Sat
urday before in this month. All the old
people in the county are invited to come
and bring their oldest hymn books and
Bibles.
20. w. Pitohford Co. pays highest
market price for cotton.
There will be an all day singing at
Belmont school house on the second
Sunday in November, 1908, conducted by
Messrs. A. l.. Rowland and G. r. D..
Burns. The public cordially invited to
attend and bring we'll filled baskets.
Don't forget the date.
r. G.. Gaines & Gassaway Bros,
Central, S. c., have just received car
load of fine horses, we'll broken; wagons,
buggies and fine saddles. Also lot of
fine mules, all to go at reasonable prices.
Cash or good papers. Also guanO and
wheat grower for wheat.
-Everything in fine dress goods. Lat
est styles from New York.
j. 81. Adams, Seneca, S. G.
-Robt. Smith will conduct an all day
singing at Wolfestake Baptist church on
the fourth Sunday in October. @. r. d.
Burns, A. l.. Rowland and John Il. Dyar,
Oconee's ''Sweet Singers of Israel" will
vited to attend and bring well-filled
baskets.
Big lot of wrecked clothing for men
and boys. Come quick.
j. Fl. Adams, Seneca.
The United States Court will con-
vene In Greenville on Tuesday, October
90 The following are those from Oconee
county who have been drawn as grand
and petty jurors to serve at this Court:
Grand Jury-John Carver, Westminster;
FL. G. Routh, Seneca. Petit Jury-Har-
r1s0n W1gglns, COi0red, Seneca; IL. Il.
Metts, colored, Walhalla; William Car
yer and Elias Chambers, Westminster.
I'm ready-to wear skirts we have the
best line ever seen in Seneca, from 81 to
81. j. H. Adams, Seneca.
Mrs. Mamie G. Williams, after spend
ing the summer in Walhalla with her
sister, Mrs. II. A. Norton, returned to
her home at Cross Hill, in Laurens
county, this morning. Mrs. Williams is
a charming good woman and made many
warm friends here during her visit, who
regret her departure. They will be de-
lighted to see her return, as she has
promised, at an early day, and become a
permanent citizen of our mountain city.
If you want cloth-any quantity,
any color, any quality-see US.
John f. Craig.
Sidney Adams last week extended
the Western Union telegraph wires to
his room at Mrs. l. III. Oarby's residence.
He did this in order to make it moro
convenient for himself and the public in
regard to night messages. He is fire.
quently called up at night and the patron
is compelled to wait until he can go from
the house to the depot. AS at present
situated Mr.. Adams can send messages
as soon as received without leaving his
room.
We sell Hamilton Brown and Battle
Axe shoes-all solid. Give us your shoe
trade. j. III. Adams, Seneca, S. @.