Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-06-15
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White hickory wagons and buggiel
for sale by 7. L. Alexander, Walhalla.
%. w. Ashe, of Anderson, spent Sun
day in Walhalla among friends.
j. G. Bearden, of Greenville, was In
Walhalla Monday for short while.
-fen-pound box Brown Mule tobacco
for $3.50 at the Newry Store.
&C. III. Mayhew is on visit to his
family in Walhalla for "a short while.
e. p. MoCravy and p. p. Mcdaniel, o
Easley, are registered at the Walhallf
Hotel.
We've got it. Walhalla Drug Co.
Darby's old stand.
Mrs. Dell G. Mo Alister and daughter
of Columbia, are visiting at the home Of
Mrs. K. A. Bell.
!. ELIAS Earle, of the Seneca Iror
NY ks, was in Walhalla for short while
Ai~1day on business.
" If you want the latest thingin folder
ph otos call at Eaton's Gallery, Walhalla
-Pickehs county is wrestling just
now with 3S oandidates-State and
county-mostly county, however.
-G. l.. Abbott will sing at Hepzibah
church the third Sunday evening after
Sunday school. Puplic cordially invited,
Are you coming to the summer
schoolP Buy your stationery from
"Craig."
w. p. Davidson, who has been en-.
ployed at Williston for some months, Ii
at home with his family for month OF
more.
The summer school for negroes will
be held at Seneca, commencing on next
Monday, June goth, conducted by A.
Robertson.
Game seed 81 per bushel at the Newry
Store.
English services in tho Lutheran
church on Sunday morning. Subject OF
PASTORS discourse: dreams, Real and
Unreal" All welcome.
Mrs. Jas. F. Ansel and children, OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Ansel. They
will spend month or more in Walhalia.
If you want to buy or exchange
your old buggy for new one call on G.
W. Pitohford Co. They have the buggy
to please in style and price.
john f. Craig calls attention to some
seasonable articles this week, on which
he is making his usual close prices.
Read his advertisement and call on him.
Read the ADVERTISEMENT of Bells
drug store this week. DR.. Bell carries
large line Of drugs, medicines, station
cry, paints, oils, etc. Call and see them.
Come in and look at it. Walhalla
Drug Co., Darby's old stand.
Preaching at Fairview church next
Sunday morning at IL o'clock and in the
afternoon of the same day at 4 o'clock at
Ebenezer church, by Rev. John G. Law.
-. A. Collins and family, of West
union, moved to Brevard, N. c., last
week. 1t is thought he will settle down
permanently in this beautiful mount0in
town.
Two milch COWS with young calves
for sale by j. p. Stribling, Richland, S. G.
-Four houses on the premises of the
Oconee Knitting Mill have been begun,
and the place is beginning to look like
there will be something doing' on the
hill before long.
Mrs. w. l.. Werner and Miss Mary
Str;bling are attending the wedding of
Miss Mamie Latimer, daughter of Sena-
tor and Mrs. A. c.. Latimer, Of Bolton,
S. c., to Mr.. Heard, of Elberton, Ca
The happy event takes places this even
ing in the Methodist church of Bolton.
Cotton seed meal Sl35 per sack at
the Newry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Morgan returned
last week from Jefferson, Ca, and will
again take up their residence in Walhalla.
We are glad to number them with our
citizens again. Mr.. Morgan is very pro-
nounced in his preference for South
Carolina.
If you mean stationery we have it
John +. Craig.
j. G.. Jarrard, of Greenville, was in
Walhalla for short while Monday. Mr..
Jarrard is travelling salesman for an
Atlanta wholesale house, He has many
friends in Oconee who are always pleased
to meet him. He is a son of l.. l.. Jar
rard, of Fair Play.
Cotton seed hulls 80 cents per hun
dred pounds at the Newry Store.
Mrs. U. c. Paine and Miss Pauline
Smets, of Savannah, will arrive in Wal
halla next week, and spend the sun mer
at the homo of Mrs. Ida II. Darby, on
Faculty Hill. They are pleasantly re-
membored here by many and will be
heartily welcomed among us.
w. M. Fennell left with us Monday a
sample of his wheat grown this year.
he has three acres of especially fine
grain, the heads averaging about six
inches in length, with large, well de-
velOped grains, three and four grains to
the mesh. He will harvest good crop
from these three acres.
--One, quart porcelain top fruit Jars 65
cents per dozen at the Newry Store.
-Strother & Phinney, of West Union,
are rapidly laying the found ton of
other material are being placed on the
ground in great abundance and soon the
building will go up like magic, and will
be completed in time to grind the pres.
ent years crop of cotton seed.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson, who has been on
a years visit to her daughter, Mrs.
MOllie Wilson, in Marmaduke, Arkansas.
returned to Walhalia on the 10Th instant.
She is enjoying good health, but prefers
Snnfh Carolina fn A rly
to live aud die in this section of the
State.
Don't forget that we are headquar-
ters for buggies and wagons. Call and
we will show you what we have.
G. w. PitchfOrd Co.
Misses Katie Biemann and Mamie
Ansel are in Newberry this week attend
ing the meeting of the Federation OF
Women's Clubs. They represent the
Paul Hayne Circle of Walhalla. This
session of tho Federation is one of the
most important since it's organization,
and the Hayne Circle is fortunate in its
selection of two such able representa-
tives
Note, legal cap paper, composition
books, order books, pens, inks, pencils
box paper, tablets of all kinds-larges
stock stationery in town. }. f. Craig.
We are indebted to Henry Hood Nc
Carley for an invitation to attend the
commencement exercises of tho College
of Charleston, which took place yester
day evening, June 18th, at the Academy
of Music in that city. Mr.. McCarleJ
is one of the graduates this year of thii
institution Of learning, and is an Oconet
young man Of much promise and force OF
character. He took high stands In hi,
classes.
Wagons and buggies of all kinds al
9. w. Pitchford Co.'S. Terms and prices
to suit the purchaser.
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