Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-10-31
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Your cotton seed are worth 500. per
hundred at G. w. Pitohford Co.'s.
--E. Frank Small, Of Anderson, spent
Sunday in Walhalla visiting his uncle
and aunt. Judge and HRS. ID. A. Smith,
and family.
--s3 pants at Norman's, $1.75.
Next Sunday, at the Methodist church,
the pastor, Rev. X. s. Jones, will preach
his last sermon before he goes to the an.
nual conference In Columbia. On the
third Sunday in November the presiding
elder, Rev. X. II. Jones, will I'LL the pull
pit here.
The Sumter Herald, OF last week,
pertinently remarks: Under the vigo-
rous efforts of Comptroller General
Jones. ably stooned In most counties by
the local Auditors, the lists of the in.
como tax.l .yers are surely growing. In
the opinion of all of us poor folks this Is
a very just tax aud its collection in large
the improved condition of the State and
the improved condition of some con-
sciences and an Improvements in vigor of
the tax department." Wonderi If Oconee
county hasn't got some taxpayers
who are liable to this income tax ? If
yonr salary c. :Goomo is over 1000 net
you are liable to this tax. ~
Shoes going cheap at Nofman's.
NORTH Walhalla," according to the
main spring and pendulum of the settle
ment. Fielding A. Lewis, is the coming
residence portion of Walhalla. In fact,
it can scarcely be called the coming por-
already come. 1t is 'the hub and axle"
and Walhalla, the spokes. rim and Sire,
revolves around 1t and with It, but can
do nothing without it. New houses are
going up, others are to follow, and every
body in North Walhalla is busy. It's q
good sign and we hope to SEQ tho other
parts of town get in proper rann!as
smoothly and hold up the entire load
that is coming our way.
Big bargain sale at Norman's.
be found the advertisements of Ruskin
Anderson, OF Seneca, the pioneer of the
big cut-price sales for Oconee county.
His great sacrifice sale advertised two
weeks ago proved greater success than
he had anticipated. In one day over
5000 customers visited his store, and his
sales surpassed all records. In antici-
patton Of this great rush he had large
shipments of new goods arriving, and as
the stock ran low the shelves were re-
filled and everybody was able to supply
his wants at the big reduction made in
the price of goods On November 10th
the prizes offered will be awarded. Read
his advertisement carefully and call on
him. He is always ready to make good
every statement contained in his adver-
tisements.
Big lot picture frames at Norman's.
The results of the big fire at Seneca
are still making themselves apparent.
j. III. Adams, the "Poor Mans Friend,"
so mi n l,s a.o lH l,nk
money for his customers. The reduc-
tion in price amounts to about 40 per
cent, and the cut is on in every depart
ment. His advertisement appears on the
third page of this issue, and the prices
quoted are given merely as an eye opener
or index to the cut made on the whole
stock. Those who are familiar with Mr..
Adams's stock and his big sales in the
past know what this means. 1t is q
chase. The sale begins Friday, Novem-
Der I'd, and you will do we'll to call on
him early and secure your full share of
the bargains. Read his advertisement
and call on him.
--Everything going cheap at Norman's
Just at this time considerable atten-
ton is being directed to home-bpilding
and home. securing in Walhalla, ADD In a
business way. and in other respects the
town has brighter prospects than 1t has
had for years. In view of these facts the
advertisement of T. <. Alexander, real
estate dealer, is of more than ordinary
interest. It will be found on the fourth
page this week. Mr.. Alexander has 81
pieces of property for sale--town lots,
residences and farms. Investors and
home-seekers will do we'll to examine his
list of proper = and write or call on him.
There are more homes being bought and
built in Walhalla now than ever before.
There is plenty of room for more homes
and plenty of good building sites for
those who wish to build their homes
new. Good farms can be had near town,
convenient to schools and churches.
Consult T. e. Alexander If you are look
ing for a home.