Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31
Fine line perfumery to go at reduc.
on Walhaila Drup Co tf

tion. Walhalla Drug Co. If
Salesman wanted to look after our
interest in Oconee and adjacent counties.
Salary or commission. Address Glover
Oil and Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
FOR SALE.--One l2-H. p. Peerless
traction engine and saw mill; all in goo,
repair; or will exchange for real estate.
5-7s j. NJ. Barr, Easley, S. G.
Fred. Lee, hustlipg young Oconee
farmer, left last Monday for Edgefield
county, where he will conduct large
farm this year. We wish him much sue
cess in .iis undertaking.
education to travel for firm of S25O,OOO
capital. Salary Sl,O72 per year, payable
weekly. Expenses advanced. Address
Geo. e. CLOVIS, Walhalla, S. C.
The many friends of Mrs. Robt. A.
Thompson will be glad to learn that she
is improving. She has been quite unwell
for the past two weeks, but is able at
spresent to be up most of the time.
The State Inspector says that our
fertilizers make the best showing of any
goods sold in the State.
G. w. Gignilliat.
Married, Sunday morning, January
18th, 1906, at IL O'Clock, at Mountain
Rest, by j. II. Brown, Notary Public,
Harvey Morton, of Oconee county, and
Miss Maude Ramey, of Rabun county,
Georgia.
Miss Mary Pitchford, accompanied
by her father, G. w. Pitchford. left last
Tuesday for Spartanburg. Mr.. Pitch
returned home after spending two or
three days in the city. Miss Pitchford
has entered Converse College.
George Jones and Miss Mary Corbin,
both of Walhalla, S. g., were happily
married on Sunday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, January 2lst, 1906, Rev. w. w.
Abbott officiating. Their many friends
wish them prosperous journey through
life.
&C. r. Robertson. our white barber,
has moved his shop in the room re-
Gently occupied by Miss Stucke's milli-
merry store. This will be quite conven-
ience to the public, being on the ground
floor. We understand that Mr.. Robert
son intends to fit up his shop in very at
tractive manner.
Beautiful lot fancy box paper and
toilet cases cheap. Walhalla Drug Co. If
Miss Carrie Stucke has temporarily
closed her millinery store. On March
lst she will open new stock at the Fis-
chesser store room on Main street. This
will be conveniently arranged specially
for her millinery business, and she will
be better prepared to serve her custom
ers.
Married, January 18th, Will Hem
bree, of Taber, and Miss Emma Hyde. of
Georgia. The ceremony was performed
by j. E. Singleton, Esq, at the home of
the grooms brother, A. b. Hembree
We hope the young people will remem-
Der their marriage VOWS and live long
and happily together.
The Giles Blake Concert at the Court
House last evening was enjoyed by one
of the largest audiences the Lyceum
Course has attracted. Misses Giles and
Blake are far above the average of the
entertainers who have visited Walhalla.
and on all sides there is nothing but
praise for the two ladies.
&C. W. G.. soluble guano has for the
last eight years exceeded the guaranteed
analysis by PIC per cent, thereby saving
our customers S473 per ton.
G.. W. Gignllat
AT a cali meeting of the City Coun-
! Gil held Tuesday afternoon the following
| members were present: Jas. Thomp ,on,
Mayor; j. W. Bell, w. ID. Moss, w. L.
Werner, G.. G.. Jaynes, Il. a. Mel .ees and
j. f. Craig, Aldermen. DR.. j. w. Bell
was elected Mayor pro. ten. Salary of
clerk and treasurer was fixed at $40 per
month and he will be required to give a
bond for $1,000. DR.. j. w. Bell and c.
&. Jaynes were appointed members of
the finance committee and all claims
against the town will have to be exam
ned and audited by the committee be-
fore same will be paid. w. l.. Werner,
w. ID. Moss and X. A. McI.ees were
appointed members of the street com
mittee. A clerk and treasurer and mar
shalls will be elected at the regular
meeting in February, Wednesday, the
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