Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-02-27
One solid car load N. G. Yellow Pine
doors and windows.
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doors and windows.
Matheson Hdw. Co., Westminster
Richard w. Grubbs is now the Auditor
of Oconee, having received his commits
sion from the Governor. The Office was
formerly turned over to him last Thurs
day by j. p. Reese, who served accepta-
by as Auditor for about eight years.
"A few good mules and horses for
sale cheap, for cash or on time, at Car
ter & Co.'s, Walhalla.
Married, at the residence of the
officiating minister, Rev. s. A. Mcdaniel,
2sth, 1907. Grover Gibbs and Miss Flo
mena Doker, all of Oconee county. We
wish them much prosperity and q long
and happy life.
-Bauknights warehouse is the place
to get corn, oats, cotton seed meal, choice
hay, corn meal, cracked corn, bran,
shorts, Majestic -four, oane seed, etc., at
prices that will make you come again.
We csn sell cheaper right OF the railroad
track.
Married, at Red Hill, s. g.. on Feb
rnary II, 1907, at 8 O'Clock, George Kelley,
Rogers, of Easley, S. c., Rev. NJ. G.
Holland officiating in very solemn and
impressive manner. After the marriage
the bridal party took their departure for
their home.
ALI clothing at greatly reduced prices
for the next 80 days. Line of odd pants
at cost. NJ. s. Stribling,
1-tf Westminster, S. C.
The wolf that has been botheriug
chickens and in other ways proving itself
generally disagreeable, was killed last
succeeded in killing and eating a half
dozen or uore chickens in the immediate
neighborhood before Mr.. Seaborp got an
opportunity to shoot it.
| keystone weeders. Coles distribu-
tors, cotton planters at Matheson Hard
ware Co.'s, Westminster. y.
The following Is the schedule for
union services in Walhalla during March
March 8, at the Lutheran church, Rev. j.
@. Yongue; March 10, at the Methodist
church, Rev. 81. C. Grossman; March II,
at the Baptist church, Rev. l.. w. Brown;
March "a, at the Presbyterian church,
Rev. G. II. Judd.
Fifteen hundred bushels spring seed
oats at the warehouse-white, yellow,
purple, black apd red rust.
G. w. & j. K. Bauknight.
--"The Life and Sayings of Sam Jones,
by his wife, assisted by Rev. Walt Hol-
comb, q co.worker of Mr.. JONES'" has
just been published. II is large book
of 800 pages, with many full page illus
trations, and will be read with interest
and pleasure by Mr.. Jones's many ad-
mirers. The book Is published by j. L..
Nichols & Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Chickens for Sale.-Twenty.four
hens and two cocks, Thompson and
Hawkins strains, thoroughbred blue
tor and brooder, two hundred capacity.
Apply to Mrs. A. w. Watson, Greenville,
8. c., 219 Markley street. 80
Anderson Mail, February Esd: "Tbe
death of Mayor James Thompson. of
Walhalla, will cause widespread regret
throughout the Piedmont section and
the whole State as we'll. He was most
lovable man, and all who knew him
esteemed him highly. His death is q
severe loss to his town, for he was pro-
gressive, public spirited citizen. May he
We have just opened up our spring
shoes In all the newest things in Queen
Quality for women, Patriot shoes for men
and Star Brand shoes for everybody.
When you want pair of shoes it will
pay you to look through our big stock.
Every pair fully guaranteed:
G. W. & j. E. Bauknight.
Honor roll of Salem school for the
month ending February 90: Nora Child
ress, Manner Alexander, Pearl Brown,
Addie Grogan, John b. Compton, Frank
r. Lusk, John s. Meroney, Jr., Maud
Meroney. Florence Smith, Lille Smith.
Ansel Waldrups. Monitors: Frank r.
Lusk, John b. Compton. John s. Nero
ney,. Ansel Waldrups. Emily Compton,
teacher.
If you want to sell your land or buy
any land, in town or out, see me before
you trade. ! will make you money.
t. e. Alexander, Real Estate Agent,
Wafhalla, S. G.
Miss Marye r. Shelor, State Organ
iZer Of the International Sunshine So
ciety, wishes to thank "Sunshiner" for
asking for a stationery shower to be
given her. This Sunshiner's daughter
devoted her life to schools and sunshine.
She died beautiful Christian death in
Seneca, is buried in Walhalla. Miss
Shelor was inspired by this woman's
work. When the Sunshine Society is
we'll organized it will start home
school for defective children. The work
is crippled for want of funds and no one
can express Miss Shelor's thanks to the
for her thoughtfulness
Our spring line of dress goods and
waistings are now ready for your inspec-
tion. We invite all the ladies to call and
see what we have. We are going to pay
special attention to dry goods and
notions. We are sure we can please you
rs to quality, style and price
q wv e. / Il Raialr ai1rht