Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-12
Nice line of two-piece suits cheap.
M. S. StribliDg, Westminster. 6. G.

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Spartanburg, where he will have charge
OF farmers cooperative warehouse.
We are sure the farmers of that county
will find in him q valuable man.
For Sale-Fine horse and mare. Call
on T. j. Todd at City Meat Market.
Lewis Mathis, of Spartanbnrg. Is
visiting his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Broom, of Conneross. This is the
first visit of Mr.. Mathis to his old home
in Oconee county in fifteen years.
Married, on Sunday, September 9th,
1905. at Conneross Baptist church, by the
pastor, Rev. J. H. Ayers, j. Haynie and
Miss T.. Eads, all Of Oconee. Their
many friends extend hearty congratula-
tions to the happy couple.
The patrons of Wolf Stake School
District, No. 35, are earnestly requested
to meet at the school house on October
9th, 1905, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
as there is business of great Importance
to attend to. Take due notice.
For Sale-Farm of 217 acres, four
miles west of Walhalla. Forty acres in
cultivation; 80 acres woodland pasture.
VIII also sell buggy, wagon and harness.
Hill, Walhalla; or j. D. MoMahan, Rich
land, 5. @. 4O*
Jesse r. Maxwell, of Columbia. il
on visit to his parents, MI. and Mrs. G.
K. Maxwell. Jesse is holding the posi-
tion of conductor on the SoutIc err Pail
way, Savannah division. His MANY
friends will regret to learn that he is on
the sick list,
LOADED shells for 800. at Carter
Hardware Co.
The Donalds Progress is new paper
launched in South Carolina. 1t is bright
and newsy, we'll printed, and should re-
ceive the hearty support of the good peo-
pie of its home. Harold G. Booker is the
editor, and gives promise of giving Don
aids live and valuable paper.
-Chas. A. Holden left Sunday for Chap
pei Hill, where he has entered the Uni
versity of North Carolina. He was one
of the brightest pupils of the Walhalla
Graded schools, and his friends are an
ticipating excellent reports from him
during his stay at this splendid institr-
ton.
Call on me for cured hams, fresh
meats of all kinds, beef, mutton, sausage,
etc; Full supply cream cheese, Heinz
nlckies, mackerel and other salt fish.
Fresh fish every Friday and Saturday.
City Meat Market. (T. j. Todd.)
Rev. j. T. Crick, of Dayton, Ohio,
arrived in Walhalla last Thursday, and
is stopping at the home of Rev. Alfred
Ernest, near town. Rev. Mr.. Crick is in
the evangelistic work and will probably
make Walhalla his future home. His
wife is expected to Join him here next
week.
-Rev. VIM. j. WHY, of Georgetown,
occupied the pulpit at the Walhalla Pres
byterian church last Sunday night. The
services were enjoyed by his congrega-
tion. Rev: Mr.. .Wyly is a native of Oco-
nee, and his visits to Walhalla and his
sermons are greatly appreciated by our
people.
If you want to sell your land or buy
any land, in town or out, see me before
you trade. l will make you money.
T. K. Alexander, Real Estate Agent,
Walhalla, S. G.
j. H. Renney, of Walhalla, and Miss
Sallie Horton, of Gainesville, Ca, were
married at the latter place Monday even
ing, September 3, at s o'clock, at the
home of the officiating minister. Rev.
John Edmondson. They will reside in
perity and happiness
,Wanted-Two white girls, one as
cook and the other as maid, in private
family in Atlanta. Positions permanent,
and comfortable quarters will be fur
nished. Address replies to "R," in care
OF this paper, giving address and refer
ences, and tho lady who wishes to en-
ploy will come next week to investigate.
The friends of Chas. w. Bauknight
are pleased to see him out again, after a
confinement to his home for two weeks.
While overseeing the work on his new
residence he stepped on the point of
nail, which penetrated the sole of his
shoe and stuck into his foot, going al
most entirely through. Since that time
he has been unable to walk
Everybody having cattle to sell, fat
or poor, should write or call on me at
the City Meat Market. / am also in the
market for hogs and sheep. Bring me
your chickens and eggs and get the cash.
II. j. Todd.
Read the new advertisement of Jas.
III. Adams, of Seneca, this week. He is
prepared to meet all demands of his Gus
toners in the millinery, dress goods and
clothing lines. Don't fail to see him
when In need of anything in his line.
lie will always treat you right, and you
can depend on the quality of his goods
He retains his old title, "The Poor
Mans Friend"
Died, on Friday last, September 7th,
after weeks illness, Johnnie, the in.
fant son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Handy,
aged one month. It's malady was cholera
infantum. The babe was buried on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock in the
Walhalla Baptist cemetery, after appro-
pirate funeral services at the homo of
the deceased's parents, conducted by
Rev. E. s. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Handy
have three children living and six dead.
Our heartfelt sympathies are rendered
to the bereayed parents in their great
sorrow.
-"The Fool-Killer" tonight at the
Court House, the famous humorous lee
ture, by DR.. Hall, of New York. GOMEZ