Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-07-11
Prices cut in half on clothing and
dry goods. Ruskin Andersnn

Prices cut in half on clothing and
ary goods Ruskin Andersen.
Misses Lille and Minnie Fischesser.
after spending several months in Char.
lotte, N. c., with relatives and friends.
have returned home to the delight of
their many Walhalla friends.
j. II. Adams, of Seneca, real estate
dealer, has changed the date of his sale
of lots from Wednesday, July 25th, to
Wednesday, August 1st. Bear this in
mind and be on hand. He has lots to
sell, and lots of other things.
On July 14th we will sell kerosene
Oil only lOc. per gallon; only one day;
one gallon to a customer.
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
j. w. Byrd & Co., of Seneca, an
nounce specially low prices on white
goods, straw hats, low-cut shoes, fans,
etc. BE sure to see them. They are
agents for the celebrated Woods tulnip
seeds.
The Craig Werner Mercantile Co. are
making special offers for the next ten
/ days. In order to move goods quickly,
to make room for their fall stock, thew
nave cut the price on many articles in
theh stock. BE sure to call and see
them. They can save you money.
Another lot of s5 cents:box candies,
to 60 at 90 cents, at Norman's.
On Thursday night, July 10. Ocopee
Conclave, No. 1927, l. o. H., will serve re-
freshments at the hall Immediately after
the regular meeting. All members are
urgently. requested to be present. We
hope to have with us on this occasion
one OF the supreme officers. All Hepta-
sophs In the county are cordially invited
| to be present. Come!
Nice line of two-piece suits cheap.
M. 5. Stribling, Westminster, S. c..
Invitations of great interest to many,
q number OF which were received by
friends in Walhalla, were those of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Gibbs Fretwell, of Roa-
noke, Ala, to their crystal wedding,
which was celebrated at Roanoke last
Saturday, July 7th. Their hosts of
friends iii Walhalla and other South Ca
rolina points congratulate them on ar
irving at the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage, and wish them yet many
years of happiness and prosperity.
There will be bargains for all next
Saturday at Rustin Anderson's, Seneca.
On July 23d the County Commission
ers will let the contract for the erection
of an iron bridge over Little River, at
the Burnt lanyard. and on the oath they
will let contract for bridge, also iron,
w. SohuoiobS CTeeR, aC Cne dlgl
Bridge" site. These are two very i'm
portant bridges, and we think the Com
missioners are wise in their decision to
make permanent work. The waters at
these points are strong, and the ordinary
wooden structures of the past have never
stood long. The iron bridges, while
more costly at the outset, will prove
economic in the end.
My entire line of mems oxfords at
cost for the next thirty days.
M. S. Stribling, Westminster, S. C.
"A prominent business man of Knox
vile, Tenn, has written to friend in
Anderson as follows: 1.-THE Southern
Railroad has begun work on its line TO
Bushnell, Tenn, and it will be extended
on across the mountains to Walhalla."
The fact that the work of extension has
started is of particular interest to this
section, and the recent trip of leading
Southern Railroad officials across the
proposed route from Walhalla lends adj
ditional interest to the report. The
opening of this route-one of the most
important in the country-will be of un-
told benefit, not only to Walhalla and
vicinity, but to the people and country
the entire distance from the coal fields to
the seaboard.
-Junket tablets, favorings, fruit
powders, jelly tumblers.
Norman's New Store.