Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-27

| we Will Otfer our entire new STOCK OI
goods at bargain ON September 2Sth,
Craig Werner Mer. Co.
Tho Blue Ridge Railway Co. has is
sued notice that flag station, known as
| Weloh, has been established five miles
west of Belton. The order took effect
September 10.
--"Biroh" is the name of a new post
Office that has recently been established
in Oconee. 1t is in the northern part OF
the county, near the NORTH Carolina line,
and is supplied from Lake Toxaway, N. q.
Carpenters and painters have been
kept quite busy in Walhalla during tho
past six months. The citizens have been
building, remodeling aud otherwise i'm
| proving their property. This Is a healthy
sign. Let the good work go on.
The Seneca Mercantile Co. announce
their grand fall opening Tor October 3, 4
and B. Read their ad. and give them
call. This firm is one of the foremost in
ing unheard-of bargains to the trading
public.
Everything you need for new fall
suit will be ready for your inspection
October 18th and 18th, 1865.
Mrs. II. Phillips Cochran, Seneca.
| There have been several large bap-
things in the county during the past
few weeks. This speaks we'll for the
faithfulness of our Baptist ministers and
attests the effectiveness of their preach
ing. which accounts for this increase in
their membership.
The third Sunday services at Oconee
Methodist church have been discon,
tinued. Mr.. Doyle has conducted service
| thore once a month for about two years,
but circumstances render it impossible
for him tc continue. This does nor,
however, affect in any way the regular
services of the pastor, Rev. w. nj. Har-
den.
DIR. and Mrs j. III. Moore are spend
ing ten days at Jocassee. The many
friends of the family will regret to learn
that their little daughter, Monaco, fell
from n horse Monday and dislocated one
of her arms. We are pleased, however,
to report that she is getting along nicely,
and that her arm will be all right in a
few days.
j. h. Lyles. of the Mountain Rest
| to Wofford College, Spartanburg, where
he enters upon the duties of u senior.
MIR. Lyles is one Of our brightest young
men and will no doubt graduate with
honors at the next commencement of
said college. He is business manager of
the Wofford Journal.
Ladies, come, give your measure and
have new suit that fits perfectly with
out the trouble of trying on. All up-to-
date goods, with suitable accessories, ON
exhibition October 18th and 18th, 1905.
Mrs. II. Phillips Cochran, Seneca.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Neville, of At
lanta, Ga, were visiting their many
relatives and friends in Walhalla, West
Union and other places in Oconee county
last week. They are pleasantly remem-
bered by many of our older people in
this community, where they lived not
great many years ago or course age
/ begins to make its mark on these good
folks.
/ G. G. Jaynes's millinery opening takes
place on Friday and Saturday, October
9th and eth. He invites the ladies to
visit his emporium of fashion on these
days and see his elegant display of
ladies' headwear. Miss Maud Kay, his
experienced and tasty milliner, will be
delighted to show you the latest shapes
and trimmings and also his beautiful pat
! tern hats.
1t is said that cotton is opening very
! fast and if this fine weather continues it
won't be long before it is all gathered.
One of the most progressive farmers in
Oconee was in Walhalla yesterday and
wben "A asked as to the shortage in the
crop stated that in his opinion cotton
would have to sell at 10 cents before this
crop would bring as much as the crop of
last year. Why not hold your cotton?
Mrs. j. G.. Riley, of Anderson, and
Mrs. 5. l.. Eskew, of Pendleton, were
visiting their brother, g. l.. Reid, and
family, this week, aud enjoying birth
day dinner with him on Monday. Mr..
Reid had reached his 9th year on Sep
tember 25th. 1t is hoped that he may
live to see and enjoy good many more
birthdays before he passes over the
river to the great beyond.
Capt. Henry F.. Thompson and
family, of Columbia, are visiting Mayor
James Thompson and sister, Miss Lille
Thompson, of Walhalla. "Smoke"
Thompson, as he is Familiarity known by
our people, is an engineer on one of the
important railroad trains leading out
from the capitol city. We are always
pleased to meet this genial and com
panionable fellow citizen on his native
heath
II Walter Thompson and family
spent a part of last week in Walhalla
| with relatives. Mr.. Thompson has been
living in Columbia several years, and was
| in the employ of the southern Railway
Co. He has recently changed his resi-
have similar employment. The family
| left for that place last Friday morning,
! We wish them much success in their
/ new home.
/ Pattern hats, infants caps, ladies',
misses and childreu'S wraps for fall and
/ winter 1903 and 1906, all at lowest cash
| buyers prices. We want you al ouy
/ opening. October 18th and 18th, 1903.
/ Mrs Il. Phillips Cochran, Seneca, =. c.
Miss Cora Stror,. left few DAYS ago
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