Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-11

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Get your Easter'supplies from us, we
have most everything,
Craig. Werner Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Emily Wall, Of Clayton, Ga, is
other relatives.
w. F. Chastain and family left yes
terday morning for Duke, ". c., where,
they will make their future home. yMra
Chastain has accepted position in the
cotton mill at that place. z
New Era Paints are cheaper and
moro lasting than anything on the mar
ket. They go farther make more paint
to the gallon. Only sold by Walhalla
Drug Co.
Mrs. G. G. Strong returned last Sat
urday after spending three months at
Greensboro, N. c., Sumter aud Green
Vile, visiting her daughters and other
relatives. Her many friends are pleased
to see her looking 80 we'll.
For Sale-Five shares Walhalla Cot.
ton Mill stock. Apply to a. T. C.
Cramer, Charleston, S. q.
AT a recent election, held in the town
of West Union, the following persons
were elected to serve the town for the
present fiscal year: lutendant. Rev. e. d
Mann; Wardens-R. G. Strother. S. l..
Richardson, James +. Neville add WIN.
l. Hutcbison. These gentlemen, we feel
sure, will make true and faithful officers
and our sister town will move forward
under their wise administration.
Sterling silver and gold novelties in
jewelry. Walhalla Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. l.. Wilson and children, of
IL ll,
last Friday afternoon. The Messrs. Will.
son have sold their business interests in
the territory and expect to reside in Wal
halla. We are informed that Geo. l..
Wilson is figuring on an electric plant
for Walhalla. 1t is one of the great
needs of the town.
New line of trunks and suit cases on
the road. NJ. S. Stribling, Westminster,
S. e.
The children of the Walhalla Metho-
dist Sunday school will enjoy an Easter
egg hunt at the grounds Of the Oconee
kuitting Mills next Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock. The children will assemble
at the church at O'clock and Ego
a-hnnting" in body. They are antici-
pating lively time, and every effort will
be made by the committee in charge to
bring their expectations to a full realiza-
tion.
See the fertilizer advertisement of
G w. Gignilliat.
-Ruskin Anderson's cut-price sale will
continue through next Saturday. He
has been having a large trade during the
past week, and the heavy stock put in
for this quick sale is moving rapidly. Be
sure to call on him during the next few
DAYS. You will be agreeably surprised
at the money-saving prices he has made
Read his advertisement this week and
then stop over in Seneca to see Ruskin
Anderson.
Big line paints, oils and brushes. re
ceived. Wslballa Drug Co
j. f. Crosby has bought from T. j.
Todd half interest in the City Meat
Market. Under the new management
the market will endeavor to better it's
service, and will deal sively in beef
cattle at wholesale in addition to the re-
tail market. They are in the market for
and will pay the highest market price for
it. See them If you have anything in
their line for sale.
Two carloads OF buggies Just re-
ceived. See me and buy the best buggy
ON earth for the money.
L. +. Alexander Walhalla. 10
The Methodist protracted meeting
at Millville closed last Sunday night.
Sunday was day of special religious
privileges. The congregation heard a
fine sermon at II a. m. by Rev. G.. d.
Mann and an equally enjoyable one at 4
p. m. by Rev. H. c. Grossman. The
closing service, by Rev. e. s. Jones, the
pastor, was at 8 p. m. There were two
accessions to the membership on profes-
sion of faith and several will join later
by certificate. a.
Paints that go farther and last longer
than any other-New Era, the SNOW flake
Of paints. Walhalla Drug Co.
We are pleased to note among the
graduates of the Atlanta College8f Ply
sicians and Surgeons the name ofqJames
Herndon Knox, of Oconee. TRe gradu-
ating exercises were held at the Grand
Opera House, Atlanta, Monday evening,
April 2, at o'clock. The graduating
class this year numbered SO. We con-
gratulate Mr.. Knox on receiving high
Donors from the College of Physicians
a i Surgeons, and wish him every sue
cess in his chosen profession.
Just received five hundred barrels
Of patent and half patent flour on con.
'ignment. 1t must and will be closed
out regardless of price. Country NOR
chants as well as Others will save money
oy buying of us. j. & j. S. Carter,
Westminster, S. g. l3 16
The Heyer Medicine Co., who spent
asst week in Walhalla. and entertained
arge crowds at Bells Hall for seven
nights, left last Monday An interesting
feature of the performances was the vot-
ing contest for the most popular young
ady in Walhalla. Several young ladies
we're meek and neck" in the race for
while, but at the closing performance
Miss Jessie Farmer ran some 700 votes
ahead, her friends having reserved their
strength to the last, and worked faith
fully in order TO have the prize, hand
some diamond ring, presented to her.
Miss Farmer is a favorite with everybody
in Walhalla, her popularity extending
even beYOnd the confines Of her acnnaint