Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-01-28
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Phone 64 for a dray.

Phone 64 for dray.
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe.
Read The Newry Stores advertise
ment this week.
Mr.. j. II. Grady, of Pckens, is regis
tered at the Walhalla Hotel.
j. II. Darby has finch cards and
ping-pong sets. Sec advertisement.
Sec Seaborn Bros for fancy groceries.
They call attention to special lines this
week.
Mrs. Rosa Schroeder has recently
moved into Mrs. Kate p. Lewiss cottage
on Faculty Hill.
Don't miss the embroidery sale Mon
day, February I'd, at G. w. Pitchford Co.
--Messrs. G. II. D. Burns, j. r. Kay
and j. I'll. Renuey are in Columbia on
business this week.
The Houchins livery stables are pre-
pared to furnish good teams on short
notice. Read their advertisement.
IT. M. Lowery, Seneca, has few
good horses and mares for sale; cheap,
but mind you they are not ''plugs."
Monday, February 2, is the day. If
you fail to attend this embroidery sale
you will regret it. G. w. Pitchford Co.
Capt. S. K. Dendy makes a jovial
salesman. He has been greeting his
many friends at the store of Carter & Co.
recently.
Mrs. Ella S. Waite, Administrative,
advertses for sale the stock of goods in
Seneca belonging to the late A. Gibson
Waite. See advertisement.
Deputy Sheriff j. j. Rampley, of
Frankln county, Georgia., was in Wal
halla Tuesday. He came after Virg.
Thomas, who was wanted in Georgia.
Il have just received car load of
nice young mules. Come quick, before
they are all sold.
II. NJ. Lowery, Seneca
Miss E. Mae Russell, Of Russelps,
S. c., spent Monday and Tuesday at the
Walhalla Hotel. She has many friends
in Walhalla who are always glad to meet
her.
-Milburn wagons at Pitchford Co.'s.
registered at the Walhalla Hotel. He is
son of Mr.. Jos. E. Neville, and is pleas
antly remembered by many friends in
Walhalla.
MIR. G. r. Houchins arrived in Wal
halla last Thursday, after an absence of
several weeks spent in Indiana and other
States looking after his extensive mail
service contracts.
The Woman's Union prayer meeting
will be held at the residence of j. w.
Shelor, ESQ.,, on next Friday afternoon,
at $50 O'Clock. Subject: "a Mothers
Influence" Leader, Mrs. N. L. FAINT.
&C. w. Pitchford Co. call special
attention to large stock of fertilizers,
acid and guano, cotton seed meal and
hulls, etc. They are prepared to do a
large time and cash business. See them.
For Sale-A No. 1 OK; good single or
double; plows finely. G. X. Maxwell.
Mr.. r. NJ. Lowery, Seneca, has a
large stock of horses, mules, farm imple-
ments, buggies, wagons, etc., from which
he will be glad to supply the wants of
the farmers and others. Read his adver-
tisement and call on him.
Mr.. j. II. Cantrell, who has for
number of years been a teacher in the
public schools of Oconee, left this morn
ing for Atlanta, where he will enter the
Southern Shorthand and Business Col
lege. He will take general business
course.
Cotton seed meal and hulls at C. w.
Pitchford Co.'s.
Mr.. j. G. Shockley has recovered
from his attack of smallpox and is out
attending to his lumber business as
usual. His many friends are glad to
see him out again, and to know that no
member of his family has contracted the
disease.
There will be riding tournament
at Mr.. j. B. Becknelps, near Morgan's
Bridge on Little river, Friday, February
13, beginning at IL o'clock. Everybody
Is cordially invited to attend either as
participants or spectators. A good time
is promised.
MFR. j. l.. Mann, of Franklin, N. c.,
who spent some months in Walhalla last
year as salesman for Carter & Co., is
Of thn Aohn nutl n Tol
lege. He is an excellent young man and
has our best wishes for a successful
course and prosperous future.
Thompson sells coffins and caskets at
Seneca.
Mr.. T. r. Zachary, "the man who
has made Buncombe cabbage seed fam
ous," passed through Walhalla last
Thursday on his way TO Anderson, where
he will spend some, time supplying his
and put up by Mr. Zachary have a great
reputation for soundness and maturing
qualities.
Good farm mules at Pitchford Co.'s
Mr. I'll. III. Spencer, of Gastonia, N.
c., is in Walhalla placing down tho
chairs in the Court House. He repre-
sents the Grand Rapids School Fnrni-
ture Works, of Grand Rapids, Mich.
The chairs are neat, substantial and
comfortable, and the court audiences in
the future can rest easy and sleep Gust
like the jurcrs) while the lawyers spout.
High grade guano and acid at G. w.
Pitohford Co.'s.
Mr.. J. Q. Stockman, of Atlanta, came
to Walhalla Tuesday evening to look
+. after his son, who was picked up 10 a
field near Westminster fast Friday. He
was wandering aimlessly about, his mind
apparently weakened by exposure and
cold He has improved greatly since
he was brought to Walhalla, and his
father hopes to take him to his home
near Gainesville, Ga.
Mr.. Willis Wright, Miss Nellie l..
Wright, Messrs. @. K. Dennis, William
j. Yeo and Will G.. Yeo, of indianapolis,
Ind, spent several days this and last
week in Walhalla. They have been look
ing after the interests of large mining
corporations at Russells, s. c., with
which Mr.. Wright and the other gentle
men Of the party are officially connected.
Miss Wright is student at Shorter
College, Rome, Ca, and Joined her
father and party for o pleasure trip into
the mountains.