Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-07
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-Buggies, harness, White Hickory
wagons. T. E. Alexander, Walhalla.
--Luciap Maxwell, of Charleston, is
spending a week visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. X. Maxwell.
So pants at Norman's, $1.75.
j. A. Eubanks publishes an impor-
tant notice to debtors and creditors in
tne estate of Aaron Eubanks, deceased.
See advertisement in another column.
-Surreys, buggies and wagons, at re-
duced prices, at Carter Hardware Co.'s.
There will be preaching in tho West
Union Baptist church on the fourth Sun
day night in November by Rev. A. P.
Marett. Everybody welcome.
-Ruskin Anderson's prize drawing,
November 10th, Saturday next.) Don't
miss It'll o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Butt, administratrix of
the personal estate of Jacob Butt, de-
ceased, advertises this week for q final
settlement in said estate. See notice.
Shoes going cheap at Norman's.
Mrs. M. Z. Messer, Guardian of the
personal estate of Mary s. Messer, minor,
adyertises this week for a final settlement
and discharge as said Guardian. See
notice elsewhere.
For Sales. G. White Leghorn fowls,
Biltmore strain, to close out on account
of ownor changing residence; also horse,
six years old, will work any where. APP
ply to Mrs. 8. Fl. Coe, Riohland, s. G.. 4S
The Hayne Circle Library will be
open from 4 to o'clock in the afternoon
of Thursday, November 18th, and from
that date the library day will be Thurs
day, instead of Tuesday, as heretofore.
For Sale-A good heavy yoke Of
oxen. See S. P. Dendy. 42-45
The West Union school will open
next Monday, November 18th, with Miss
Hattie Rutledge as teacher. Patrons are
urged to send their children promptly
from first day. Trustee.
Big bargain sale at Norman's.
Whatever you do, don't fail to read
The Courier's advertisements this week.
They are full of bargain offerings, and a
carefui reading will give you clear in
sight as to where to spend yonr money
and make it go farthest. Read the ads
-Wanted-A white tenant, who owns
two or three head of plow stock. Good
corn and cotton land. Good dwelling
and outbuildings. Apply to DR.. j. II.
Burgess, Seneca, S. G.. 42.45
WIN. G.. Finkenstadt made his ap-
pearanCe in Walhalla yesterday in u top
buggy drown by county-raised steer
weighing few pounds over fifteen hun
urea. TIC Claims IL IL one Oh IDe IlnGSC
buggy horses he ever drove.
Bring your cotton seed to G. G..
Jaynes and get SOC. per hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zimmerman, Of
Westminster, spent Sunday in Walhalla
with friends and worshiped at the
Methodist church Our people would
be delighted to SEQ more of Mr.. Iimmer-
man and his good wife.
LOADED shells black pOwder 3Sc /.
smokeless, Doc, at Carter Hardware Co. IS.
Judge j. w. Holleman had as his
guest last Thursday his grandson, Harry
w. Boggs, of Rome, Ga. He is quite a
promising Young man, and is a graduate
of Emory College, Ga. This is the first
visit to his relatives here since he was a
little tot.
j. 1. G. bride bits, 25c., at Carter
Hardware Co.'S.
j. +. Morton, administrators of the
personal estate of John +. Hoops, de-
ceased, makes an important announce
mont IN this weeks paper, in which he
advertises at public auction, for cash, the
personal property belonging to said
estate. See advertisement for particulars
Your cotton seed are worth soc. per
hundred at G.. W. Pitchford Co.'s.
The Courier office had pleasant
visit Tuesday morning from Charles +.
Hoke, Jr., of Atlanta, Ga, and M. g.
Welch, of st. Joseph, Mo. These gem
tlemen are here in attendance upon court
on some important business in which
they are interested.
--Hopkin & Allen single barrel breech
loading shOtguns, S295, at Carter Hard
ware Co.'s.