Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-12-11
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DIR. G. c.. I'robst, Dentist; office
at his residence, Walhalla. eow-tf
For Sale-Berkshire pigs. Will
be ready for delivery Saturday.
Louis H. Rimrodt, Walhalla
Now Is the time to do Christ
mas shCDpfng. The merchants have
the goods and the people have the
money. ~
Buy a red lamp from ]. A.
Brock, Seneca. .-|s5 -
The anniversary edition of our
esteemed contemporary, the Seneca
Journal was very pretty, and showed
skill on the pprt of the printers and
pressman.
brooches and stick pins, at ]. A.
Lfock's, Seneca.
Snow fell here last Wednesday
afternoon to the depth Of about an
inch. 1t was much heavier down
the Blue Ridge road, especially as
far as Pendleton.
Just received a car Of RoXane
first patent, and Southern Bell, half
patent. that we are selling at little
over half cost. 1t got in a leaky car.
Come before 1t Is all gone.
J. e j. S. Carter, Westminster.
The protracted services in the
Presbyterian church were closed on
last Sunday night. The membership
of the church and of other denomi-
nations were greatly revived.
On Wednesday, December 18th,
between II and l o'clock, we will
sell 20 pounds New York standard
granulated sugar for only 81. Only
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orders accepted. ....
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
There will be a Christmas en-
tertainment by the children of Jo-
cassee school at the Methodist
church in Jocassee on Christmas eve,
December "a, beginning at p. m.
| The public Is cordially invited.
| j. A. Brock, Seneca, has the
l finest jewelry store in the up-coun-
Atry. Drop in and see for yourself.
SCosts nothing to look.
Remember the auction sale of
lots on next Saturday, December IA,
1t 2 o'clock in the afternoon. This
will be your chance to buy Walhalla
property at close figures. Look up
the ad in this issue and pick out a
lot. They are well situated.
The largest line of cut glass to
y. y, IL.
Newton Crenshaw returned this
week from Blocton, Ala, where he
went on the sad mission of attend
ing the funeral Of his brother-in-law
w. A. Seiskey, who, with nine others
was fatally injured by gas explo-
sion in a coal mine.
We loaded up on sheetings,
shirting, bleaching, dress goods and
all kinds cotton goods before the ad-
vance last summer. Now we are
going to give our customers the adj
vantage: so come and get bargains.
J. & ]. s Cater, Westminster.
R. A. Burtz and family, who
live near Salem, expect to leave with
in the next few days for Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, where they wilr
make their future home. We regret
to lose this family from Oconee, but
wish them much SUI cess wherever
they see fit to cast their lot.
"A complete line of gold and
gold-filleG, silver and silverine
watches, : j. A. Brooks, Seneca.
Rev. Columbus Wardlaw, for
merly OF Seneca, and who moved to
Stafford, Arizona, about two years
ago, has become editor and mana
ger Of The Journal, a weekly news
paper published at that place. Mr..
Wardlaw Is a good writer, and n
good man, and he will, no doubt,
give the people Of Stafford an accept-
able paper.
ALL kinds of siiverware at ]. A.
Brooks, Seneca.
We are in receipt of a post
card from ,tev. George II. Judd, who
was in Noji, Japan, on November
He promises the readers OF Tho Cou-
rier a series Of letters on Round
the World from Walhalla. He
says he has visited the chief places
in Japan, and has been to S;ouel, in
Korea. No doubt Mr.. Judd's letters
will be very interesting, and we will
give our readers the frs: instull:nent
as soon as 1t arrives.
because OF the hard times in
the North there is an unusual migra-
ton Of tramps southwa"d this win
ter. The tramps are coming this
way by the thousand. These va
grants are generally no good, of
course, and more often than other
wise they are on the lookout for
whatever they can steal. Among
them are men who will not hesitate
at any crime whatever. Every COM
munity should have some adequate
means of protection against people
of this kind.