Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-12-06
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.
Sec new advertisements of Luther A.
Moore, of Seneca.
Col. N. w. Hardin, of Blacksburg, was
in town on last Monday on legal business.
-Fireworks.- -Walhalla Drug Co..
fireworks. If
N DR.. It. Jaynes, Esq, was in Charleston
several days this and last week on pro-
fessional business.
j. G. Garrison and family have moved
from the VonHadeln place to the Ks;,
residence in West End.
AT the Sheriff's sale last Monday the
Pugh lands, 3 lots in Westminster, were
bought by j. w. Shelor for 1920.
Cold Cream.-Our cold cream is as
pure as cold cream can be. Try it; 100.
jar. 40 Seneca Pharmacy.
*. w. Marett, of the Westminster
Oil and Fertilizer Co., was in Walhalla
for short time on business to-day.
John A. Ansel, of Charleston, is in
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Ansel.
j. L. Moore, of Virgins, Col, is
among his many Oconee friends for q
few days. He has fine lot of Western
horses.
Mrs. G. M. Brennecke will leave to-
morrow morning for Mccormick, S. c.,
where she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. G. It. Baughman.
Il want all the chickens, eggs and
turkeys can get. Highest prices paid.
10 G. NJ. Shelton, Walhalla.
Hugh p. Holleman has accepted a
position as express messenger on the
&. e G. r. r. He entered upon the
I'll col of Ia I,,fi ,ho,. lat
Ed. G. Mann, of West Union, who
two weeks or more, is getting we'll rap
idly to the delight of his many friends.
He is now able to sit up.
Miss Nan Strother left yesterday for
Woodberry, Ga, where she will speud
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Charles
S. Reid. Her many friends in West
Union and Walhalla will sorely miss her
delightful and social presence during the
long and dreary winter months.
Wanted, a renter for good farm near
Office. 49.tf
Samuel A. Byrd, of Walhalla, killed
have heard of this season. The hog was
eighteen months old and netted SOB
pounds. 1t was of the Berkshire and
Jersey red mixture. Mr.. Byrd bought
the pig from Miss Maud Fahnestock, rho
raises this stock of hogs for sale.
The Commissioners of Election for
Anderson county met yesteaday and for
mally declared the result of the dispen-
sary election held in that county on
November 25. The total number of votes
cast was 1,S17. OF these 600 were for the
dispensary and 1,14S against it. The
majority against the dispensary was 479.
Xmas Candy.-We have everything
in this line-fancy chocolates, bon bons
and Huyler's; best candy on the market.
40 Seneca Pharmacy.
j. d. Isbell sent The Courier to-day
two large turnips, one weighing ST
pounds and the other Sc. From one-half
acre Mr.. Isbell yesterday housed over
200 bushels, and has been feeding stock
from the patch for some time. The tur-
nips are of the "cow horn" and 'red
top" varieties. They are the largest we
have seen, and of excellent quality.
The four little children who we're
bitten by small pup, supposed to be
mad, were sent to Atlanta last Thursday.
The physicians there asserted that the
dog was mad and the children were sent
returned we'll and sound. Mr.. Jacobs
little daughter and Mrs. Waters child
are still in Atlanta, but are getting along
nicely.
Call on Luther A. Moore, at Seneca,
1,for the best things to eat, and look we'll.
Mildred, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Carter, of Walhalia,
was carried this morning to the Johns
Hopkins Hospital for treatment. The
child has been great sufferer from it's
early infancy from something like pa
ralysis in its feet and legs. 1t is hoped
that it may be greatly benefited if not
cured by the skillful treatment it will re-
ceive at this great hospital.
The store of j. f. Kelley at Tamas-
see was destroyed by fire last Saturday
morning. About o'clock the fire was
discovered, but it was too far advanced
to control. The doors were open when
the fire was first seen, and it is supposed
the place had been entered and then
&fired. Mr.. Kelley's loss in goods and
#building exceeds $500. The post office
was also in this building and everything
was lost. We have not heard what this
loss amounted to, but it is small, as no
large stock of stamps, etc., was ever
carried on hand. Mr.. Kelley, we under
stand, carried no insurance. His friends
here and elsewhere will learn with regret
of his misfortune.
The final stewards meeting for Wal
halla Circuit will be held at the Court
House, in Walhalla, on Saturday, De-
cember 9th, at II a. m. The whole
board of stewards are requested to be
present, as this will be the last chance of
making the final report for this circuit
for 1905 Respectfully submitted