Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-23
- lats at half price during our annual
clearance sale Deccmbcr to 81.
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clearance sale December to 81
K. Il. Cochran, Seneca.
Miss Addic latham and niece. Miss
Marguerite BrcnnGckc, returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, last Friday. Miss
Brenncckc has been a great sufferer from
rheumatism for several months, and re.
turns home greatly improved. Ilor
many friends were pleased to see her on
the streets Saturday afternoon.
--J.A. Brock, Seneca, will pay cash
for butter, chickens and eggs
Fire broke out in tho main building
OF Clemson College at $50 o'clock Sun
day afternoon on the north stairway, but
effective work by tho corps soon extn-
gnishcd it.. Only slight damage was
done to tho stairway and cciling. The
origin of the fire is unknown, but is sup
posed to have bccn caused Dy rats cut
ting match.
IF you want big mules, medium
mules, small mules, family horses, sad
die horses or harness horses, sec II. NJ. {.
lowcry, Seneca, S. G.. Fifty head on
hand.
The sacrament Of the Lords supper
will he administered at the PRESBYTERIAN
church next Sunday at the morning ser.
vice, ] O'clock There will also be pre-
.paraiory services at the church at II
o'clock next saturday morning. The
members ot other denominations are
cordially invited to attend and taku part
in both services
Anderson Mail, NovcmbcrlS: 'sRcv
+, ; Jones, 4 BRILLIANT Nonng member OF
the South Carolina Methodist Confcr-
cncc. and at present pastor OF the Seneca
and Wahalln churches, spent yesterday
in the city. This was his frSt visit OF
any length to Anderson, and he was
greatly pleased with what he saw 'An-
derSon is about the best town hayr eyer
seem he Sad.''
-. a. Brock, ut Seneca, has lust be-
gun to rnn time business. An STYLES
of clocks and watches.
Notwithstanding the inclcmcnt wca.
Ib.,r on yesterday and last night the
ladies Of the Walhalla Methodist church
with the cooperation Of other ladies Of
he town, did remarkably well in their
Country store" They disposed Of
nearly all Of their goods, &c. at fair
prices. realizing about $50 not as the
work of their hands, What would tie
world be Without the sacrificing
labors 81. omnoblc women in every good
word and work?
~ chance for the Sis doh with every
25c, cash purchase at oar store
Walhalla Drug Go.
Mrs. G.. l.. Wilson and two children,
James and Annie, left last Thursday for
I, Pcil City, Ala, whore they will join Mr.
Wilson and where they will make their
future home. little Miss Mary Ellen
| Wilson will remain here for somc months
with her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson will be greatly missed from our
town, They have been associated with
the Oconcc Telephone 60 since its nccp.
| tion and here it is that they will be
donblv missed. AS central operator at
This place, Mrs. Wilson was very pains
taking and accommodating, aud not to
deep regret. We join host Of friends
lin wishing this family success.
See the Sla doll in our window that
we arc going 10 give away to our Gus
toners Christmas evc
Walhalla Drug Co.
Mrs. Catherine Moody, one OF tho
oldest ladies in tho county, died 1T tho
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Sallic DIM.
can, in the Bethel section. last Thurs
day. She was the widow Of joel Moody.
WHO lost his life in, thr Civil war. After.
the loss Of her husband this good woman
began the battle Of life with several small
children. fnncra services were con
dnc'cd AT Bethel PRESBYTERIAN church
Friday afternoon ny lf"v j.. l. Spinks,.
ntcrwhicl her remains were laid 10 rest
IN the cemetery. Mr.. Moody WAS In hcr.
S5th y"arand leaves two Chii,ircn and
several grand aud grrnt grandchiidrcn.
The bcrcavcd relatives have tho sympa.
thyoI many friends in their SolIow.
no rcnt--A large farm Il few miles
from Walhalla tinc lands; good dwcll.
ing, etc. Only Responsible PARTIES need
apply Address on see Mai s. H. Dcndv.
Walhalla, :. g.