Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-10-25


mowers and rakes if you want bargains.
j. IL j. ). Carter, Westminster, S. c..
-Messrs. j. III. Tucker, of Asheville,
y. c., and j. l.. Oakes, of Cleveland,
White county, Ga, attorneys, are in
Walhalla for few days on professional
business.
-Slop jars, slop jars, slop jars, open
and covered, at Jaynes's special sale next
Saturday.
Patrons of the Walhala Graded
Schools, it will cost your children only
20 cents to hear Mr.. Manship, if they get
a season ticket. 1t will be worth a
terms tuition to them.
Have you seen the line of underwear
at Jaynes's, to sell next Saturday at
special price. Don't miss the sale if you
want to save money.
Something new at the Walhalla Drug
Co.'s-Cherry Phosphate Punch.
Mrs. Il. A. Norton, accompanied by
Miss Mary Stribling, her granddaughter
is visiting he son, Joseph j. Norton, and
family, at Pacolet, Spartanburg county.
She will be absent a month or more, per-
haps.
Standard .granulated sugar, twenty
pouncs, only 81.
Craig Werner Mercantile Co.
The farmers are sticking together
on the cotton proposition as if held by
glue. They realize at last, we think,
that herein lies their only hope for the
future. If the present fight is lost there
will ne no need perhaps ever to try again.
Pure white churns, all sizes, and
pure white jugs, all sizes, in special sale
at Jayness, Saturday, October 2Sth.
The Atlanta News, in speaking of
Hon. Luther Manship, who will appear
in Walhalla November lst says: Luther
Manship is one of the most captivating,
humorous and inimitable platform en-
tertainers who has ever visited Atlanta"
For Sale-A corn mill in complete
order. Esopus stones. Mrs. J. ID. Shank
lin, Westminster, X. +. ID. No. 4.
Miss Maude Hunnicutt left last week
for Atlanta, where she goes to visit her
brother, S. p. Hunnicutt, of that city.
She will also visit Florida before she re-
turns. Miss Hunnicutt has many friends
who wish her pleasant trip and will
look forward eagerly for her return.
Preaching in the Methodist church
next Sunday morning at ll.l5.
Rev. j. G. Law, ID. d., returned home
from Rock Hill Monday evening, where
he had been in attendance upon the ses-
sions of the South Carolina Synod of the
Presbyterian church. He reports very
interesting meeting, which was largely
We have to arrive in o few days one
car load of salt in 100 pound cotton
sacks. For next ID days only so cents
per sack.
Craig Werner Mercantile Co.
An unknown negro was killed by
one of the early morning trains on the
Southern Railway between Madison and
Chauga river, yesterday. 1t is supposed
that he jumped or fell from the fast mail
train. The body was badly mangled by
the train passing over it, No particu-
lars other than the above could be
! learned this morning.
See the International Harvesting
Co.'s all steel hay press. For sale by
! Seneca Hardware Co.
The Courier has received an interest
ing write.up of President Roosevelt's
visit To Roswell Ga, his mothers girl
= hood home, written by one of Seneca's s
talented and accomplished ladies, who
was present on the occasion and took
part IN the impressive ceremonies. 1t
will appear in our next weeks issue. 1t
was received too late to be printed this
week.
Dolls and vases-special sale at
/ Jayncs's next Saturday.
We have been requested to seek in
| formation concerning the whereabouts
of Isaac Collins and Lawson White, said
to have once lived in the upper part of
/ oconee o" pickens county, They resided
hercabouts during and before the Civil
war. They are supposed to have gone
to Tennessee or some other Western
State. Any information about these
old gentlemen will be greatly appreciated
if left at The Courie' office.
-Wanted-Lady &. gentleman of air
education to travel for firm of $3.50, ,000
capital. Salary 81 ,0T2 per year, payable
weekly. Expenses advanced. Address
Geo. G.. CLOVIS, Walhalla, S. G.