Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-14

bate the question, Resolved, That the
colonization of the negro would be to |
the best interests of the South" Harry |
r. Hughs and w. Abbott for the affirma- |
two and Hon. f. E. Werner and G. O..
Hubbard for the negative. Public in-
vited.
The Craig Werner Mercantile Com.
pany, of Walballa. have decided to con- |
tinue their outpriCn sale until November
I'D. Read their announcement in this
Issue. All former prices quoted hold |
good so long as the goods last. Their |
big sale has proven success beyond
their expectations, and this has decided
them in extending the sale ten days
longer in order to give their customers q
Remember them and call at their store.
u. 1. G. Bits--Our price Soc. Salvage
Co. Price next ten days 100. per pair.
Craig Werner Mercantile Co.
-Oconee Conclave, No. 1877, Improved
Order Heptasophs, will celebrate it's fifth
anniversary with q banquet to its msm-
bers on Thanksgiving evening. Neat
and appropriate announcements will be
issued within a few days. The banquet
this year will be for Heptasophs only.
Heretofore these occasions have been a
source of great pleasure to the members
and their friends, but the treasury of the
lodge has suffered thereby. For this
and other reasons, best known to the
order, only members will be present.
Married, at the residence of Rev. w.
w. Leathers, near Anderson court house,
South Carolina, at 8 O'Clock a. m. on FRI
day, November 8, 1905, b. W. Shirley, If
Leathers, the ceremony being performed
by the BRIDES brother. Only a few
friends and relatives were present.
Some nice presents were presented to the
bride. The happy couple left on the
noon train for Habersham, Ca, where
they will make their future home.
Warm congratulations are extended TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Sbirley in their new rela-
tions.
--Hopkin & Allen single barrel breech
loading shotguns, $2.95, at Carter Hard
ware Co.'s.
Tho Walhalla Baptist church has
abolished the plan of raising the PASTORS
salary by yearly assessment of men,
bers, the plan being considered unscrip-
tural, and 1t has adopted the scriptural
system of a tree will weekly Offering,
which will DO collected at the Sunday
services. Part of this offering will go
for church expenses and missions and
the balance will be paid to the pastor
instead of a stated salary We under
stand that the Walhalla Baptist church
is the only church in the Beaverdam As
ISOLATION which has regular services
every Sunday with a settled pastorate.
Next Saturday at II o'clock u. m. the
fourth quarterly conference of the Me-
will be held with the Walhalla congrega-
ton, Rev. r. Herbert Jones in the chair.
A prompt and full attendance of the
officials is earnestly desired. officers
for the ensuing year will be elected and
other business Of Importance transacted.
At IL o'clock Sunday morning the pre-
siding elder will preach and at half-past
will be the last services for the current
year.
New line of box wood hot stuff and
oil heaters, going cheap, at Carter Hard
ware Co.'s.
JAS. III. Adams, of Seneca, announces
another big sale to begin next Saturday,
November 18th, at 8 O'Clock. He has a
great stock of railroad wreck goods,
which he is putting before the public at
greatly reduced prices. Not only is the
price, cut on these goods, but the knife
store. You know adams, the Poor s
Mans Friend" and we need not go into
details. Read what he has to say and
call on him. You will be treated we'll,
and he has bargains for all. Remember
the date of this sale-next Saturday, No
vember IL.
-Ruskin Anderson, of Seneca, is out
again with great bargains for his GUS
toners. His sale at reduced prices is on
from now till January 1st, 1907. You
can't afford to miss him or neglect to
read what he has to say. He is offering
three more handsome premiums to cash
buyers. These premiums will be awarded
January 5th to the lucky holders of win
ming tickets. Ruskin Anderson is known
everywhere for square dealing, and you
will confer favor on yourself by read |
ing his advertisement and calling on him
for share of his bargains. Don't neg
lect it.
Our special sale lasts until November |
22d. Come in and get what you want.
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
One of the pleasaptest events of the |
past week was the entertainment of Miss |
Mary Stribling, at her beautiful home |
Liberty Lodge" given in honor Of the |
Paul Hayne Circle. After the guests
we're all assembled, Miss Sallie Stribling |
presented each with an envelope In |
which was discovered a dainty little col |
lar, ready for hemstitching. Each gnest
TO show hor skill with the needle. Miss
Daisy Strong, proving herself the most
skilful, was presented with pretty little
pair of embroidery scissors. The guests
were then invited into the spacious din
ing room, where delicious luncheon
was served, the beautifully appointed
table adding flavor to the dainty viands.
Miss Stribling was assisted In receiving
by her mother and Mrs. w. l.. Werner.
Bell, JAS. H. Darby, Sidney Adams, Kate
p. Lewis, j. A. Steck, III. C. Grossman,
John A. Ansel; Misses Annie Biemann,
Mary Ansel, Ethel Sturkey, Gertrude