Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-30
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Car Tennessee coal.
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
Patty" Bryan, of Seneca, was
in Walhalla a short while on Monday
on business.
r.. T. Jaynes, Esq. spent several
Gays last week at Saluda on profess
sional business.
-Florsheim shoes for men-the
greatest IS shoe on earth.
G. w. & ]. e. Bauknight.
Misses Julia and Olive Maxwell
are in Anderson this week among rel
atives and friends.
"A. G. Merrick spent part of last
week in Greenville attending the
fair held at that place.
- Best line of underwear in town.
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
Robert r. Keys is visiting his
father, J. G. Keys. in Virginia, where
he may remain for awhile.
Rev. John G. Law left yesterday
for Anderson, where he Is attending
the session Of Presbytery.
BE healthy by using cooking oil.
Always on hand at Carter & Co.'s.
Rev. l.. w. Brown and w. l..
Werner are in Anderson to-day at
tending the session of the Presby-
tcrian Synod.
ALI shoe repair work left at G.
w. & J. e. Bauknight's store will be
promptly delivered and work done
in best style. Samuel A. Byrd.
Two good young mares for sale;
weigh from 100 to 1900 pounds
each; good work animals and in
good condition. Apply to G.. r.
Houchins, Walhalla.
MIR. and Mrs. John II. Ernest are
entertaining a permanent visitor at
their home in "The Hub" The
young lady arrived last Monday
morning, October 2Sth.
-Andirons, shovels, tongs-every-
thing for winter.
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
Clerk of Court G. r. D. Burns is
still confined to his room at his home
near West Union. He IS improving,
however, and expects soon to resume
his official duties.
-Nunnally's fresh candies by ex-
press at Carter & Co. 8.
w. M. Brown left yesterday for
Anderson, where he Is attending
court. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Brown, who will spend q short while
among relatives and friends.
&C. r. Adams, of Bedford, Mass,
Is in Walhalla for some time. He is
boarding at the home Of Mrs. G. W..
Eaton. He is here for his ~.
and will probably remain all wi
Bear skin children's hose-the
Csc. kind for 15c.
G. w. & j. e. Bauknight.
Hon. John c. Carey, Of Seneca,
was among the prominent visitors to
Walhalla this week. His hosts of
friends here were delighted to note
that he has regained his full health
again.
-Ciosin s-oiit sale begins next Sat-
urday, November 2. Don't miss 1t.
G. G.. Jaynes.
On Friday next, John w. Oliver
will run thresher at the Wanner old
school house place for accommoda-
ton of parties having cane seed to
thresh. All seed must be delivered
on that day and none other.
NO Darn" by o. X. Mills is the
best.
Special attention is directed to
the advertisement Of c. G. Jaynes in
this issue, on the 5th page. He has
inaugurated closing-out sale that
Will interest all those who to make
purchases in his line. See him.
You can't afford to lose the op-
pOrtunity offered In my closing-out
sale next Saturday. Be sure to come.
G. G. Jaynes.
Mrs. G. Shanklin, after spend-
ing several weeks at her old home In
West Union, returned to her home
at Clemson College last week. Col.
Shanklin was here for a short while,
returning to Clemson with his wife
and child.
DR.. John w. Wickliffe this week
began the erection OF a cement block
store room on his lot in West Union.
1t will be quite a handsome build
ing and viii add greatly to the ap-
pearance and value of his property.
J. l.. Handy has the contract for the
structure.
Iron King stoves and Liberty
ranges at Carter Hardware Co.
The election for Probate Judge
will occur next Tuesday, November
5th. The field Is occupied by three
candidates for the office. Make your
choice, vote as your conscience die
tates and the result will prove salts
factory to yourself and the county
generally.
Go to r. e. Alexander for your
buggies and harness.
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