Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-06-01
9. 6. JAYNEs,
FINE DRY GOODS. MILLINERY
AND NOTIONS.
Y STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
---Ioe for sale at the CitylIMeat Market.
--C. w. Pitchford is in Columbia on

Loo for sale at the CityIMeat Market
90. w. Pitchford is in Columbia or
business.
-E. r. Lucas is in Columbia for a few
days on business.
Cotton seed meal and hulls at tn.
Newry Store. ~ 90
Several communications are unayoid
| ably crowded out this week.
When you want corn ground or tc
buy good fresh meal, phone No. 53. The
best TO be had.
The woman's union prayer meeting
will meet with Mrs, j. r. Reese mex,
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. j
s. Floyd will be the leader.
Cotton seed meal and hulls at the
Newry Store.
ri. ID. M. Craig, o successful and
prosperous farmer of Anderson county
spent Tuesday night with relatives In
Walhalla.
Bon. T. Rochester, of Birmingham,
Ala, is visiting friends in Walhalia this
business men of his State.
--Cane seed at $1.O0 per bushel at the
Newry Store.
Miss Carrie Perry will leave to-mor.
row morning for Anderson, whore she
will spend several days visiting Mes.
danes Carrie MoCully and j. M. Patrick.
-Wanted-Girl to do cooking and
house work in Highlands for summer
white preferred. Apply II Lamboll
Street, Charleston, or w. j. Beard, Wal.
halla.
There will be special communica-
ton of Blue Ridge, No. 02, A. f. NJ, next
Friday evening at $50 O'Clock for the
purpose of comforting the third degree.
Refreshments. All qualified members
requested to be present.
We buy nearly all kinds of country
produce. See us before selling.
John f. Craig.
WIN. A. Strother, of Ridge Springs,
will spend the summer with his parents
Capt. and Mrs. r. G. Strotber. ".Jube'i
is looking well, and his many friends are
pleased to meet him again.
Corn, oats and hay at the Newry
Store.
AT a recent meeting of the trustees
of Walhalla school district all of the
teachers Of the Graded Schools were re-
elected. Miss Brunson, who has had the
9th and 9th grades in charge, rendered
her resignation, and Mrs. Wray, of New
berry, was elected to fill the vacancy.
Corn, oats and hay at the Newry
Store.
g. M. Cole, of Cashiers Valley, was
in Walhalla short while Tuesday. He
was on his way to Greenville, where he
will attend the commencement exercises
of Chicora College, from which institu-
ton his daughter will graduate. Mr.,
Cole is leading citizen Of Cashiers, and
is remembered by many as a former
business man of Walhalla.
Ten pound caddy Brown Mule to.
bacco at $3.50 at the Newry Store.
Last week several magnolia blooms
taken from trees in Mrs. G. w. Eaton's
yard, were sent to Indiana. They were
the first ever seen by tho recipients, who
went into ecstacies over the South's most
beautiful flower. In order to keep the
blooms fresh the stems were stuck into
Irish potatoes, which were very much
farther advanced than those in Indiana.
A friend Of the lady to whom the mag.
nolias were sent offered So for one OF
the blooms-and it was refused. Verify,
the South is highly favored section.
We have too many buggies; haven
room to store. Call and get a bargain
G. w. Pitchford Co.
-Miss Annie Dodd, of Anderson, died
last Thursday night about IL o'clock al
Sarah Dodd, in West Union. She had
been visiting her grandmother for some.
time, and was sufferer from consump-
ton, which caused her death. She was
| only sixteen years of age. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at the residence by
Rev. j. p. Cary, of Pickens county, and
at II O'Clock Saturday morning her re.
Bethel Presbyterian church. The de.
ceased was a daughter of G.. r. Dodd,
formerly of West Union, and leaves
many relatives and friends to mourn her
death.
Cane seed at $1.OO per bushel at the
Newry Store.
j. 81. Sigh, of Red Hill, Franklin
county, Georgia, has been spending a
few days in Walhalla visiting his son. j.
81. Sigh, and family. Mr.. Sigh is pleas
antly remembered by our older citizens
as a business man here years ago, he hav-
ing at one time been resident and
prominent merchant of Walhalla. He is
now in his 74th year and enjoying fairly
good health. He came over especially to
visit his son, who has been quite unwell
for q month or more, and incidentally to
renew old acquaintances. His friends
were pleased to meet him again. He left
for Seneca yesterday, where he will visit
his daughter-in-law, Mrs. T. Y. Sigh,
IF you want to buy or exchange
W. Pitchford Co. They have the buggy
to please in style and price.
Rev. T. NJ. Stribling preached an in
teresting sermon at Richland Presbyte-
rian church last Sunday morning at II
o'clock to large congregation, taking
for his text Matthew 5:17 Think not
that am come to destroy the law or the
prophets; am not come to destroy, but
to fulfill" Mr.. Stribling recently gradu.
ated from the Louisville Theological
Seminary. He has received call to the
Perry, Mo. A bright future in the
ministry is before him. After thorough
preparation he enters upon the impor.
tant work which he has chosen. He goes
to his distant home with the best wishes
of his many Oconee friends for the
greatest success and usefulness.
Come in and look at it. Walhalla
Drug Co., Darby's old stand.
Arc railroads bloody minded? The
Scientific American states that 'the mum
Der of persons killed in train accidents
during the months of October, Novem.
| Der and December, 1908, as shown in re.
ports made by the railroad companies to
the Inter-State Commerce Com mission,
under the Accident Law" of March g.
1901, was 448, and of injured, 3,178. Ac
cidents OF other kinds, including those
! sustained by employees while at work
I and by passengers in getting on and of
cars, etc., bring the total number OF
casualties up to ID ,4S5, or 1 ,166 killed and
1880 injured. The Scientific American
says that these monstro"s figures are ''at
once supreme national tragedy and an
abiding national disgrace" These fig.
ures multiplied by four gives 4,664 killed
and 53,277 wounded for the year, both
making II grand total of 67,94ll
-Ten-pound caddy Brown Mule to
bacco at $3.50 at the Newry Store.
| G GTRAYED-Bay mare Texas pony
ID branded on left hip, weight about