Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-24
-Wanted-Good renter. G. Molchert
Pieper place, near Walhalla. Il

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Pleper place, near Walhalla. A.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist
| church this evening at 7.30 o'clock.
The many friends of Capt. William
Perry, who has been quite unwell for
several weeks. will be glad to learn that
he is greatly improved and able to be up.
-Wanted-50O, 600 shingles Cash paid.
Apply To S. X. Dendy, Walhalla, S. G. 4-5
There will be preaching service in
the Baptist church on the first Sunday in
February, morning and night, by DR..
j. w. Perry, of Honea Path. Public
cordially invited to attend.
-Wanted-Lady or gentleman of fair
education to travel for firm of $3.50, 900
capital. Salary S1,072 per year, payable
weekly. Expenses advanced Address
Geo. G. CLOVIS, Walhalla, S. G.
Judge of Probate d. A. Smith has
an important notice in another column
to administrators, executors, guardians
and trustees, in reference to their annual
returns.
-Orrell Abercrombie, of Pickens
county, has recently become a citizen of
Oconee county, having bought land near
Salem. We gladly welcome him and his
to our territory and wish him great hap
piness and prosperity.
"A good yoke of young oxen for sale.
L. f. Alexander.
We would again remind our subscri-
bers in ordering the post Office address
| OF their paper changed to please give
their old address as we'll as their new
address. This will save us lots of trou.
Sle and time.
The ladies of the Lutheran church
are preparing for supper on Washing.
TONS birthday, February 22d. AS this
church has not appealed to tho public
for years they ask the kind help of all
our citizens.
White linen for shirt waists and
suits, white lawns, piques and all the
latest styles in shirt waist goods for 1906
All new goods. Table linen, towels
napkins, girs hams and percales, special
at Jayues' Saturday.
w. S. Haley, of Westminster, has ar
advertisement in this issue of The Cou
rier. Read it. He is handling high
grade fertilizers, farm supplies, wagons
and full line of general merchandise
Call and see him.
The Lords Supper will be admins
tered to the united German and English
congregations next Sunday in the Lu
theran church. All urged to be present
Liberal Offering for missions. Services
German and English. Good music. AL
welcome.
Lace and embroidery sale at Jaynes
next Saturday, January 81.
Jesse Lay has resigned his position
as night policeman of Walhalla, to ac
Cept place with S. l.. Richardson in his
blacksmith shop. He is succeeded b,
Spencer Grahl. Mr.. Lay wishes to thanh
the mayor, cOuncilmen and people OF
Walhalla for the kindness shown him
while on the force.
w. w. Moss recently left with IL.
one of the most peculiar gourds we hav,
ever seen. 1t was shaped very simiarl,
to cornet, and was a very pretty growth
1t was raised by Mrs. Silas Hinkel, o.
PiCkens county. Since the introduction
of the Philippine Island gourds into
this section several years ago there have
been number OF freak gourds presented
to this office.
just received lot of mountain mule.
and horses. Come at once and get bar
gains. j. II j. 5. Carter, Westminster.
There are number of new adver
tiscmcnts in this issue of The Courier
Read them carefully and you can prof
by it. You know the live merchants use
the columns of The Courier because the,
are read by more than double the number
of people that read any other count,
paper in Oconce. Watch our advertising
columns ali tho time and you will find il
pays handsomely.
The heavy rains last Monday swelleC
the streams of this county almost az
badly as the July freshet of last year
but the damage to bridges and propert,
was not so great Several bridges in the
eastern section of the county are re
ported as washed away, and number
of others considerably damaged. Seneca
river is reported to have been as high a,
at any time in the past.