Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-05-11
9. q. JAYNEs,
FINE DRY GOODS, MILLINERY
AND NOTIONS.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
loo for sale at the City Meat Market

-Ace ror eaio ae the City Meat Market
~. Robt. Kay is announced this week
as . candidate for Sheriff.
MIRA. w. O. White, who has been
quite siok for two weeks, is improving.
For Sale-A fine young Jersey COW
with yonng calf. Apply to j. T. Single
ton, Walhalla, 8. G.
u. H. Cannon, Of Long Creek, has
an cd. In this issue. He buys all kinds
OF country produce and sells goods al
CLOSEST prices.
Mrs. Malinda Werner, of Retreat, ia
visiting her son, w. l.. Werner, and wife
late Samuel j. Werner and a woman of
many fine traits of character.
Cotton seed meal and hulls at the
Newry Store.
Mrs. A. G. Merriok, who has been
quite sick for week or more with the
grip, is now able to be up. We trust she
health. e
The Seneca Institute (colored) will
hold Its closing exercises tonight and
Tomorrow night. 1t has five graduates
In the GLASS of 1904, viz: Robert Evans,
Birdie Thomas, Anna Brewer, G.. IT.
Riley. Rev. r. b. Watts will deliver the
address.
Capt. and Mrs. w. G.. Smith, of An
derson, are spending some time with
their daughter, Mrs. N. l.. FAINT, and
family, in Midway. Capt. Smiths health
is very poor at present, but we trust our
fne climate and mineral waters will soon
restore him to his wonted vigor and
strength again.
The Seneca City Pressing Club will
give you hard or soft crease.
According to the tabulated state
mont just published from the Comp
troller GenersPs office, Oconee will re-.
ceive 81 l,229,90 for her public schools
from the dispensary profits. This is
based on enrolment. Pickens county
will receive 81, ,944.G5. The checks for this
money will be sent out to County Super
intendents of Education tomorrow.
Tho Walhalla Drug Co. serve all the
best drinks at their fountain.
..R.. 81. Jackson, who has been in Wal
halla for some time preparing his brick
yard for active operation, is in Anderson
to-day on business. The first kilns are
being made ready for burning, and dur
ing this week about 100, 900 brick will be
burned. The kilns will be fred Thurs.
day or Friday. Mr.. jackson will make
the brick for Strother tS Phinney's oil
mill and gin at West Union, aud also for
use in other buildings contracted for and
in contemplation.
ALI kinds of altering and repairing
done, as we'll as making Of summer coats
and negligee shirts, at the Seneca Press
ing Club. Call us up.
The "Box Entertainment" given by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Walhalla
Methodist church, at the residence of
Capt. w. A. Strother, on last Friday
evening, was an interesting and delight
full occasion in every way. The program
of Rotations, songs and music was
carried out in superb and highly enter
tanning manner. Those who were not
present certainly missed great treat
socially as we'll as in many other re-
spects. Mr. and Mrs. Strother did every
thing in their power to make every one
feel at home and enjoy good time.
Corn, oats and hay at the Newry
Store.
Robert Moorehead, of Concord, An
derson county, has been on visit to his
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Perry,
of West Union. He Is one of our sister
county's most substantial and upright
citizens, and has one of the best and
most productive farms in his section of
the county. Mr.. Moorehead also paid
The Courier Office pleasant call Mon
day morning and for a few moments we
enjoyed what he told us about per-
sons and places Of long ago, which were
quite familiar to us in our boyhood days.
To the regret Of his many friends and
admirers, Mr.. Moorehead still keeps
Bachelors Hail."
Cotton seed meal and hulls at the
Newry Store.
"A few days since the junior editor
called at the home of j. w. Bearden,
near Oakway, to see and talk with Mrs.
William Bearden, one of, If not the old
est citizen of this part of the country.
Mrs. Bearden is the widow of William
Bearden, who died many years ago,
and the mother of J. W., Andrew,
Joseph, Samuel and w. Thompson
Bearden, and is now in her 9th
year. She has lived in the neigh
borhood of Oakway the whole of her
long and useful life, and there reared
large family, who have grown up to take
active part in all the movements for the
npbuilding of this county. Her descend
ants are many, and they are useful and
prominent citizens. This good old lady
views with pride the good that her de-
scendants are doing in their neighbor-
hood and county, and nothing pleases
her more than to have those who were
young in her active days to call to see
her. May she be spared yet for many
days to bless her large family with her
good motherly advice.
Game seed at $1.O0 per bushel at the
Nawru Sfora