Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-10-05
BE sure to call at Seaborn Bros. for
your fall millinery.

&C. II. Houchinswil leave this after
noon on an extended trip North on busi-
ness.
Peggy from Paris and all the latest
fads in ladies' purses. October and 6.
X. p. Cochran, Seneca.
Pleas Allen has resumed his studies
in the Cedar Springs Institute.
For sale-A good 2-horse wagon.
Apply to c. b. Oehmig.
II. A. II. Gibson, Esq, is spending
a few days in Columbia with relatives.
Misses Ida and Anna Alexander ha ve
returned tot Walhalla to attend the
Graded School.
"A hat is hat, but there is differ
ence in them. Ours are up-to-date.
Jaynes & Garwood.
III. NJ. Tucker, Jr., and Earle Sloan.
State Geologist, Of Charleston, are spend
ing fewidays in Waihalla.
See ad ministrator's sale and notice
to debtors aud creditors, published in
another column of this issue.
--Seel our corset and waist form dis
play October and S.
r. p. Cochran, Seneca.
Mrs. Elizabeth Seawrite, of Donald's,
visited at the home of her cousin, G. A.
Burton, few days this week
--Jaynes and Garwood's millinery
opening October and S-Friday and
Saturday. Read ad. and see them.
--Jaynes and Garwood's millinery
opening Friday and Saturday OF this
week. Styles and prices right.
&C. w. Pitchford Co. are ready with
their large fall stock of dress goods and
notions. They carry full stock in all
lines. Belsure to sec them.
Jas. Thompson, d. d. G. c., and w.
l.. Werner, c. c. of Walhalla Lodge, at
tended the. e.:district Knights of Pythias
meeting in Anderson yesterday.
Get your school supplies at the Wal
hallalDrug Co., Darby's old s,and
Miss Amy Hughs, daughter of w. II.
Hughs, of Richland, has re-entered the
Walhalla Graded School. She is staying
at the home of Maj. S. p. Dendy.
ALI persons desiring the enforcement
of thsldispensary law will please send in
formation to j. Il. S. Hopkins, State Con-
stable, Seneca, S. c. Phone No. so.
Buy rug at our special price sale,
October and s. r. p. Cochran, Seneca.
N. L. Fant is enjoying a few days
rest from the arduous duties as postal
clerk on the Blue Ridge Railroad. l.. f.
Carpenter, of Anderson, is filling his
place.
Mrs. DR.. c. w. Gentry, of Enoree,
S. c., is visiting her parents, Maj, and
Mrs. S. p. Dondy, of Midway. Her many
friends iu Walhalla will be delighted to
meet her again.
-Dress.goods exhibit. Prices spe
cial attraction. October Z and 8.
r. 2. Cochran. Seneca.
Harper, Boyd & Hunt request share
of your patronage. They have made
special efforts to please in style. price and
quality in all lines. When in Seneca
give them call.
iui 100 ouotO ooHCo, VI I1OuRtS, Is
teaching music class at the home of C.
A. Burton. Although blind, Miss Jones
is an accomplished teacher, and has great
success with her pupils.
-Jaynes & Garwood buy their hats of
makers that have reputation.
The ladies of the Woman's Home
Mission Society of the Millville church
rr;t,n hDv e
October 1lth. This is for Home Mis-
sions. All are urged to lend helping
hand in this good cause.
Best line of rugs ever shown in Wal
halla. John F. Craig.
Henry c. Payne, Postmaster General
and member of the National Republican
Committee, died at the Arlington Hotel,
in Washington, ID. c., October 4th, after
years old.
"A meeting will commence in the
Richland Presbyterian church Thursday
night before the third Sabbath of this
month. The pastor will be assisted by
Rev. S. j. Cartledge, of Anderson. All
are invited to attend the meeting.
You can see a touch of New York by
visiting our pattern hat room October 7
and 8. r. Il. Cochran, Seneca.
On Wednesday, September 2Sth, 1904,
at Pickcns, s. c.. Thomas j. Mauldin
was married to Miss Frances Miles Ha-
good, daughter of the late Col. j. f.
Hagood, of Charleston. The bride is a
lady of rare accomplishments, and the
groom is prominent member of the
Pickens Bar. The Courier joins many
friends in extending congratulations and
best wishes.