Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-11

Attention is directed to the card OF
Carey & Shelor,. who have recently
formed partnership for the practice Of
law at Walhalla.
Attention is directed to the adver-
ment of Superintendent of Education
Colley this week This is of special in
terest to teachers and trustees through
out the county, who should observe the
rules governing the qualifications of
teachers.
Edward Perry, wanted in Walballa
to answer the charge of raising row
and aggravated assault on the conductor
and porter on the Blue Ridge, just before
Christmas. has been arrested in Ander-
son and will be brought here on the 1.3O
train to-day.
Sec j. A. Brock, at Seneca, when you
have chickens, butter and eggs to sell.
Highest prices paid. CASH.
President f.. II. Lucas, of the Wal
halla Cotton Mills, loft Sunday for Oar
lington to visit relatives. He will also
attend before his return rennion of his
class at Columbia during the Centennial
Celebration of South Carolina College.
Mr.. Lucas was member of the class of
1889.
John Trip, colored, escaped from
the county Jail last Saturday and was
brought back this evening. He has
sentence of ten years and his case has
been appealed to the Supreme Court.
Until short time back he was out on
bail.
-Chas. Linstedt, of Seneca, spent last
Saturday and Sunday at the home of his
mother, Mrs. G. H. Stucke, near West
Union. Mrs. Stucke's many friends will
regret to learn that her health has been
n NV ha fnr tt.,,n
that she may soon be completely restored
to health.
JAS. III. Hunnicutt last Thursday
caught carrier pigeon at his fathers
home on Little River. The pigeon had
band around its leg, on which is en-
graved the following: IN. III. 3l03"
Mr.. Hunnicutt would like to learn of the
owner The pigeon was turned loose,
but is still at his home.
j. A. Brock, Seneca, will pay cash
for butter, chickens and eggs
We regret to learn of the serious ill
ness of our fellow citizen, John j. Ansel.
For about week he has been consider
ably under the weather, suffering with
the grip and bronchitis. DR.. j. w. Wick
life is giving him medical attention, and
it is hoped under his skillful treatment
he will soon be better.
No. 10, the Blue Ridge passenger
train from Seneca due here at 3. 10 D. M,
came in yesterday afternoon with the
pilot of the engine covered with flour.
just above Seneca river treste the engine
struck a section hand car, demolshing
the car and scattering sack of flour
upon it all over the landscape. The sec
tion hands saw their danger and jumped
and no one was hurt-Anderson Mail,
January Z.
We notice by tho Pell City, (Ala.)
Coosa Valleyan that G.. w. Pratt, presi-
dent of the Pell City Manufacturing Co.,
was presented with handsome silver
set consisting of six pieces, with the fol-
lowing engraved thereon: &c. w. Pratt,
President The Pell City Mfg. Co., from the
operatives, Christmas, 1901" This is a
token that will be highly appreciated by
Mr.. Pratt. He is universally popular
wherever he is known.
Last week in noting the burning of
the Bounty Land school house VIC stated
that the building and all furniture was
destroyed. This was a mistake, and we
are glad to learn that all the furniture
and fixtures were saved. The building
will be replaced at once, and we are in
formed that before the fire had ceased to
shoulder plans were under way looking
TO the immediate rebuilding of the school
house. That is typical of the good old
Bounty Land pluck.