Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-30

"A. w. Thompson will offer ut auction
on December 7th, at Seneca, betwecn 30
and 40 broke aud unbroko horses. Easy
terms will bo made on day of salo.
profs. A. S. Shcaly aud e. b. Girls
void, Of Clemson College, spent Sunday
in 'Valhalla among friends. 'rhoy wcro
II ;istcrcd at tho Walhalla Hotel.
w. j. Schroeder expects to make his
bond and receive Ills commission i,s
County Treasurer 10y the last uf this
week. lie will probably DO ready to re-
ccivc tax money by Monday next,
Cash clearance salc December to
81. Everything marked down. Milli-
merry cheaper than ever.
X. y. Cochran, Seneca.
Tho bridge over Chattooga river.
near RusSclps. has been completed. and
WAS yesterday received by the County
Commissioners of Oconcc and Ordinary
Of Rabun county, Georgia. The bridge
was built By G. L. Carter, OF Walhalla,
for Sia5, Oconce and Rahun counties
each bearing half the cost. 1t is said to
be an excellent piece Of work
Roy. f. S. Jones will preach in the
Walhalla Methodist church next Sunday
morning and night at the usual hours
These will be his last appointments at
this church before he meeting of the
annual conferences, hich assemblies this
year at Darlington, ). e., December 4th.
AS far as WE know we think it is the
unanimous desire OF the people that Mr.
Jones be returned to the Seneca aud
Wallalla charge for another year.
Ne have the best line of Christmas
goods ever brought To Walhala. a
chance at tho Sl5 doll with every 25c.
cash PM chase. Walhalla Drug co.
IL. II. a. King and j, lao. King, Of
a., 4
short while in the interest Of their
patented ball bearing water elevator.
This is a patent for easy and convenient
drawing and cmptying Of water from
wells. They have appointed b. S. Look
as their agent for Walhalla aud vicinity
and H. a. Edwards for Westminster antl
Oakway. 1t is said to bc great i'm
provement over the old water elevators
that worked on II somewhat similar plan.
According to prominent cotton
buyer in Walhalla there has been from
20 to % per cont more cotton marketed
hero this year than for the samo period
Of 1908 however, there was more cotton
thown on the market than any previous
November and more than has boon mar
cted during November Of this year. 1t
seems to be tho prevailing opinion that
cight-ccnt cotton is in sight, though the
market will linctuatc between 5 and 9
cents all along,
Down go prices on all hats, ribbons,
feathers, tips, silks, velvcts. dress goods
and notions. Cut price clearance sale
Dcccmbcr to 81.
X. =. Cochran, Seneca.
Ford e Mccoy have purchased a. p
lloldcn'S livery stables and outfit and
will in the future conduct Il general
livery, feed and sale stable ut the Holden
stable place. The now firm is composed
OF I. \. Ford and J. w. Mccoy. OF High
lands, y. G. MIR. Mccoy has been a,
variouS times connected wigh the livery
business in Walhalla. lie and Mr Ford
will move their families to Walhala
within the next few weeks and become
permanent residents. AIr. Holden re-
served number Of lumber teams and
will remain in the lumber business.
"A. w. Thompson will oticr 1T auction
on December It'll, nt Seneca, s. c., he
tween 30 and 40 head Of broke aud I'M
broke horses. Easy terms will be made
on day Of sale.