Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-04
Big line paints, oils and brushes re-
ceiyed. Wslballa Drug Co.

Little Monaco Moore, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. j. III. Moore, who has been
very i'll for some two weeks, is reported
little improved this morning, though
still very sick. We hope for her early
recovery.
See the fertilizer advertisement of
G. w. Gignilliat.
Mrs. j. ID. Werner has been suffering
intensely from rheumatism for several
days. She has been past walking from
the effects of the disease. We are glad
to report her condition better this morn
ing and hope she will soon be well again.
Mrs. Verner's illness came on very sud
denly and she was soon unable to walk.
1t matters not how much you have
profited by our bargains in millinery in
the past, the values we offer this season
are bound to overshadow completely all
past efforts. See our opening display
April and T. r. Phillips Cochran,
1914 Seneca, S. c.
F. A. H. Schroeder and w. d. Moss
were recently elected by Oconee Lodge,
No. 6, l. o. o. F., as delegates to the
Grand Lodge, which N, cts at Greenville
on Wednesday, May 9th. G. r. d. Burns
will also attend this meeting as Deputy
Grand Master, and will advance to the
chair of GRAND Master of South Carolina.
Paints that go farther and last longer
than any other-New Era, the snowflake
of paints. Walhalla Drug Co.
Quite great deal of interest is being
manifested in vaudeville show, which
carries and advertises a patent medicine.
They are offering diamond ring for the
most popular young lady in Walhalla
and 80 far the vote stands as follows be-
tween the three highest: Miss Gertrude
Biemann, III; Miss Tommie Pitchford,
6S3, and Miss Jessie Farmer, bO4.
For Sale-Five shares Walhalla Cot
Cramer, Charleston, S. G.
The Township Boards of Assessors
have been in session 1T Walhalla this
week for the purpose Of equalizing the
assessments of property. We under
stand that in many instances the returns
real estate. In the matter of personal
property the assessors find the returns
are liberal and we'll up to the standard.
Two carloads of buggies just re-
ceived. See me and buy the best buggy
on earth for the money.
t. E. Alexander, Walhalla. Is
AT the recent meeting of the building
committee of the Walhalla Methodist
church the sum of S3,7OO was raised for
the purpose of erecting new church.
The committee feels encouraged over the
beginning made. 1t is their intention to
raise funds to erect a $1,000 or $1,000
church. 1t is earnestly hoped that each
member will contribute to this cause as
literally as circumstances will permit.
My line of dress goods surpasses
anything l have ever handled. M. S.
Stribling, Westminster, S. G.
The Walhalla friends of Miss Daisy
Kilburn will be interested in the follow
ing announcement, which appeared in
the Georgia daily papers recently: al. j.
Kilburn, of Macon, announces the en-
gagement of his niece, Daisy Kilburn, to
Myers Randolph Loveless, of Atlanta,
evening of April IL, at Trinity church,
Atlanta. No invitations will be issued,
only the relatives and few friends to be
present"
We are Better able to serve you with
new and stylish dress goods and milli-
merry than ever before, and our prices are
lower than you can buy the same goods
from any other house.
We want you to come to our opening
April 9th and 7th. r. p. Cochran,
Seneca, S. G. 1914
The Baptist Press, March 20: eve
were glad to see and talk with Mai. j. w.
High School, a day or two ago, and to
learn from him that the popular school
at Hartsville is progressing we'll. With
faculty of fourteen members, the
largest high school campus in the State,
with number of first class buildings
we'll furnished, and an unusually large
and intelligent number of students, the
good for the upbuilding of the Baptist
cause in the Pee Dee section. BY the
way, Edgar Easterling has raised $23, 900
on the endowment fund and it is proba-
BILE the other $4,000 aimed at will soon be
secured"
Just received five hundred barrels
of patent and half patent flour on con-
signment. 1t must and will be closed
out regardless of price. Country mer-
chants as we'll as others will save money
by buying of us. j. & j. S. Carter,
Westminster, S. G. 1916
On Monday decision was handed
judgment below in the case of James d.
Smalley, administrator, against the At
lanta and Charlotte Air Line Railway
Company. This case was tried in the
Court of Common Pleas at Greenville in
March, 1905, verdict being rendered in
favor of plaintiff for $4,000. An appeal
was taken by defendant. 1t will be re-
called that in August, 1904, Bennie F.
Smalley was killed at the railroad cross
ing near the Cheswell Cotton Mills. He
was struck by the engine of freight train
No. 81, and instantly killed. The acci-
dent occurred about eight O'Clock ut
night. 1t was claimed on the trial that
the usual statutory signals were not ,lvcn
and the engine was running wit! mt a
headlight. Plaintiffs attorneys, ,. II.
Jaynes, Mccullough ,& McSwain; a., aud.
ants attorneys, Cothran, Dean & Coz.
ran.
Don't miss our big '"welry display