Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-12-13
"A large lot 50 so pictures to go at
$l.24; also others at bargains. Walhalla

"A large lot 50 so pictures to 90 at
Sl.24; also others at bargains. Walhalla
Drug Co. If
Our neighbor, N. l.. FAINT, of Mid
way, killed quite large porker Monday
morning. His hogship netted 36l pounds.
S. N. Pitchford left for Charleston
Monday morning, where he goes as the
representative of Blue Ridge Lodge, No.
92 A. f. NJ. in the Grand Lodge of South
Carolina, which is now in it's annual ses-
sion in that city.
"A full supply of toilet cases, shaving
sets, military brushes, cutlery, cuff and
collar boxes, burnt leather articles
everything found at Bells.
The bazaar of the B. Y. p. u, of the
Walhalla Baptist church, will open up at
G. G.. Jaynes's store on next Saturday
morning, December 10th. A good place
to get your Christmas presents. Patron
ize the bazaar and help along good
cause.
Rev. X. G. Finlay, who has been
quite unwell for some weeks, has So far
recovered as to be able to resume his
pastoral duties. He filled his regular
pal church last Sunday evening, to tho
delight of his many friends.
Mems and boys overcoats to close
cheap. so w. p. Nimmons, Scneca.
County Treasurer w. j. Schroeder is
now issuing receipts for the oommuta-
ton road tax for 1906, which is 81. All
male citizens between the ages of Is and
80 years are liable to this tax, unless ex-
empted by law. The time for paying
this tax expires February 2s, 1906
Pictures! Pictures!! Come to the
big picture sale at Jaynes' Saturday.
You will be sure to buy when you see
our values.
Word comes to us from Spartanburg
that is very encouraging for the Walhalla
and Seneca Methodist churches. A let
ter from friend states: "Seneca church
has met all obligations in full. Walhalla
is reported in full aud over, and its
record for 1905 excels any previous year
in it's history"
-Stonecypher's Expectorine will cure
your child of Group and hoarseness. We
pay for every bottle that fails to cure.
Price 25c. at Stonecypher Drug Co. Sold
by druggists. 4Stf
This has been season for the
slaughtering of big porkers. j. F. Stew
art, of Madison, killed one last week. ten
months old, which netted 3S3 pounds.
| Ii Mr.. Stewards corn had not all been
past summer there is no telling how big
his hog might have been.
The new Ascot ties at &. w. e j. E.
Bauknight's at 81 and S1.50 the tie will
be an acceptable gift for any gentleman.
Mayor Jas. Thompson has received
| his commission and authority rs Alter
nate District Deputy Supreme Archon,
District No. SO. He was chosen to this
position at the meeting of the district
convention which met at Gastonia, n. c.,
last September Mr.. Thompson is one
of t1aY l<l lo,,u
the upper part of tie State.
-Wanted-30 teams to haul rough
lumber. Rate from Tamassee or Salem,
30 cents per 100 feet. Plenty of lumber
on yards at both places. j. G. Shock ley,
81 West Union, s. G.
&C. X Maxwell recently sold his fine
bird dog, "Nellie," to a prominent hun
ter in Savannah, Ga. Mr.. Maxwell has
from him the assurance that she is the
best pointer in that section. "Uncle
Kcels'' is not only hunter of ability,
but when he undertakes the training of a
dog he brings out the best there is in it.
He has raised and trained sonn of the
finest hunting dogs this State mas ever
seen.
Dolls! Dolls! 1t will oay you to see
our dolls. Remember they are a. .. G..
Jaynes'.
Creek, S. c., is generally acknowledged
to DO the most successful hog father in
that section of Oconee county, and the
more so now, because he broke any Of
his former records recently by killing
two hogs fifteen months old that netted
him S23 pounds.
Best line of groceries, Arizona honey
and South Georgia syrup at Luther A.
Moore's, Seneca.
Mrs. w. c. latham died last Satu,-
day at her home in Millville, after some
weeks of illness. The Immediate canse
of her death was "a relapse from measles.
She was about 80 years of age and leaves
a number of children to mourn her
death. Her remains were buried on
Sunday in the Westvew cemetery by
the side of her husband, who died some
months ago.
Secure your Christmas watches,
| clocks, rings and other jewelry from j.
A. Brock, Citizens Bank building, Sen
/ eca. Lowest prices for reliable goods.
w. l.. Fox, of Oklahoma, and Miss
Sarah Eta Phillips, the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Phillips, of Long
Creek, S. c., were happily married De.
cember 9Th, 1905, at O'clock p. M, Gus
c, Arve, Esq, officiating. After the
marriage ceremony all were invited to
supper, where everybody was made
welcome to eat of the many good things
that were set before them to enjoy. Mr..
Fox is a promising looking young man
| and we congratulate him on winning so
fair a young lady as Miss Eta. He says
he expects to make his home in Oconee
county; so we welcome hino into our
midst and wish for him and his lovely
bride much happiness and prosperity.
Sec our line of Christmas suspend.
ers, pure silk web, pure sterling silver