Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-14

-Cli,, our advertisements and get, ab
solutely free,, Bucks Junior Range.
Cooks perfectly. Seneca Hardware Co.
w. l.. Washburn, of Spartanburg
spent Monday and Tuesday in Walhalla
on business. closing up tho affairs of the
estate Of his father, tho lato Gen. &. A.
Washburn, who died u number of years
ago in Walhalla. Mr.. Washburn visited
here several times during his fathers
life, and has many friends who arc
pleased to sec him again.
Ladies' $40 Jackets at $3.50; ladies'
IS and SS.5 jackets ~ So. These jackets
are in all cOlOrs and the latest style and
mako, but must be sold within the next
20 days. w. Il. Nimmons, Seneca, S. g.
--Sidnoy Adams, Walhalla's popular
depot agent, has for tho past week been
dclugcd with verbal and written con
gratulations. nccasioncd by the announce.
ment last week through Tho Courier of
the marriage of Sidney J. Adams. The
latter is not "our Sid" aud "our Sid" is
not yet married. But-wcll, er-a-oh, /,
pshaw, you know-'tain't his fault,
Sec the $l5 doll in our window that
we arc going to give away to our GUS
tomers Christmas evo.
Walhala Drug Co.
"A telegram was received in Walhalla
last Saturday announcing tho death of
Isaac Miller, at tho State Hospital in
Columbia, at tho ago of 10 years. lie
was sent to the hospital about two
months ago. He leaves a young wife,
! about 25 years of age, who resides near
Prathcr's bridge, on Tugaloo river. Mr.
Miller was a soldier in the Confederate
army and was wounded in tho service,
losing the use of one of his arms.
Try Stonccyphcr's White Pine and
Tar for that cold aud cough.
&C. A. Burton has purchased the
merry. go-round which remained in Wal
hala after the carnival company left
Mr.. Burton expects to entertain tho
lovers of this style of amusement on
Saturday evenings during this winter,
and will open business in full blast with
the coming of spring. He does not con
template remaining in Walhalla all the
time, but will visit other towns and COM
munitics with his little horses and
chariots.
j. A. Brock, Seneca, will pay cash
for butter, chickens and eggs.
At the homo of Mr. and Mrs Mason
G. Duncan, near Bethel, about five miles
from Walhalla, tho marriage of Miss
Grace Brock and Eugene e. Cowan was
solcmnized to-day at 2 O'clock, Rev. II.
l.. Rogers, of the Presbyterian church,
OlIlCltIIIS. MISS DIpCh 10 SiuLt-
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Duncan, and q
most excellent young lady. Mr.. Cowan
is n substantial young farmer and is to
be congratulated upon winning tho hand
and heart Of his fair young bride. We
join with others in extending best wishes
to the young couple.
We arc offering tho greatest values
ever offered in this market on clothing
aud have one of tho largest stocks in the
county to select from. Come at once,
and see what we can offer you before the
best values are gone.
w. u. NimmOnS, Seneca. S. G.
beginning with the new year, the
alternating OF services in the Walhalla
| Presbyterian and Methodist churches
will be changed Heretofore services
have been held morning and evening in
these churches on alternate Sundays.
! The new arrangement will give service
in each church every Sunday, the alter
mating being between morning and even
ing service. On the I'd and ith Sundays
morning service at tho Presbyterian
church, evening service at the Methodist;
! lst and 3d Sundays, morning service at
, the Presbyterian. Tho change is made
: in the hope that it will be of benefit to
| the Seneca Methodist church and tho
congregations of the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches here.
See j. a. Brock, at Seneca, when you
have chickens, butter and eggs to sell,
Highest prices paid. CASH.
Last Saturday evening about
O'Clock, Jesse Sheppard and Lncien
| Ida, two youths of about II or 10 years
of age, quarrcllcd while watching the
merry -go-round. There is little informa
ton as the cause Of the trouble. The
quarrel was renewed later on Main street
in front of the City Meat Market, where
young Sheppard stabbed Ida in the
back with a knife, inilicting painful
and serious wound, which was sewed M
and treated by DR.. j. H. Moore. lIida is
still confined to his room, but is said tc
be getting along all right. Considerable
blame is attached by some to Older por
sons who stood by and agged the boys
on instead of separating them. YOUNG
Sheppard was not arrested, but is still il
! town.
We have the best line of Christma'
goods over brought to Walhalla.
chance at tho Sl5 doll with every 25c
cash purchase. Walhalla Drug Co.