Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-05-01
Don't forget the date, May 7th, mott, n |
sample sale at 9. w. Pitchford Co.'s.

Don't forget the date, May 7th, mott, n |
sample sale at @. w. Pitchford Co.'s.
w. b. Loehr was at the bedside of
his mother, Mrs. George Loehr, at Will
lington, s. c., several days last week.
Mrs. Loehr died yesterday and her son
accompanied the remains TO Elberton,
Ca, where they were buried to-day. Mrs.
Loehr was quite araged lady. The be-
reaved son mas tho sympathy of many
friends.
Anderson Intelligencer, April 3Oth:
Col. X. Il. Jaynss, Of Waihalla, spent
Friday in the CITY. 1t is said that he 3
one among tho many who will be in the
race for Congress from this, the Third
District. He is agood man and many
people in Anderson would be glad to
support him il he should decide to make
the race" N.
ALI kinds feed stuff--Moss & Ansel.
The books of the rotary library,
which have for some time been kept at
Miss Cooley's millinery store, will be
moved tomorrow TO the store of Moss &
Ansel, where suGscribers should call in
the future to receive and return books,
The library hours have, been changed
from afternoon, and now are from 10 to
II a. m. each Thursday.
The manv Oconee friends of Capt.
Jas. H. Robins, who has, been for some
weeks patient at the State Hcspital,
Columbia, will regret to learn that he
sustained a severe injury one day last
week from a fall, which resulted in IA
broken thigh. Mr.. Robins is about 70
years of age. He got up during the
night, and in his weak condition fell to
the floor. t5 .....
Seven pounds Royal Gloss Starch for
25c., st Moss & Ansel's.
The following prisoners were returned
from the recent Federal Court at Green
vile and are now serving sentences in the
OcOnee Jail: j. b. Wiibanks, distillng,
six months; Newton Phillips and Louis
Phillips, distilling, six, months; M. F.
Holmes, distiIiing, six months; j. +.
Blackwell, distilling, 500 fine and four
months; Jerry Cobb, retailing, 500 fine
and one month. ....
ID. E. Nicholson last Friday retui ned
from Westminster, where he went to dis
pose of a load of shuttle blocks..,s He
hauled something over 1850 blocks, re-
ceiving for the load fraction over $40 90.
1t required three days to cut out the
blocks and three days to get them to
market and make the trip home.% Mr..
Nicholson is pleased with the result of
his work. The blocks are cut from dog.
wood. 80: r,
H. l.. Brandt last week sold thirty
bales of cotton to G. w.. Gignilliat, of
Seneca, at an all-roupd price of II cents
per pound. The cotton belonged to Mr..
Brandt and his two sons, Henry, and
John Brandt, who held their cotton in
the fall for higher prices. 1t IL a bad
year indeed when the Brandt's haven't
plenty of something of good market
value to sell. They own good farms, and
make them better every year. In Oco-
nee the word "Brandt' is to farming
what "Sterling" is to silver-the stand
ard of quality.
Friday, May Sd, J. II. Adams, of
Seneca, 1.-THE Poor Mans Friend" will
begin another of his gigantic low price
sales. Read his announcement on the
9Th page this week and call on him. This
sale lasts only nine days, and when it is
closed it will be spoken of as nine days
wonder, for when Mr.. Adams starts a
thing he finishes it in good shape. Call
and see him and you will be convinced
that what Adams says is SO. He means
to sell the goods If low prices and high
qualities will move. them. Don't miss
the sale, beginning Friday, May Sd, at 8
a. m.-nine days.
IF Sale-S5 acres land near Oakway;
we'll timbered; two good branches
through it. One new four-room house.
Easy terms. Apply to W. 81. Cole, West
munster, Route NO. q. 17.1S
Supervisor McAlister and Commits
sioner Talley made an official visit in
Chattooga township last week. They
will. with the corporation of tho Ordi-
nary OF Rabun county. make some much
needed repairs on the Russell bridge
in the near future. 1t is also said that
an important change will be made on the
Walhalla and Highlands road. The Board
has sec ured permission, 1t is said, from
one of tie landowners to grade new
road around the Kuhtmann hill. Work
will begin on the proposed change in the
near future, and the road completed in
time to accommodate the heavy summer
travel. The exact location of the new
road Is unknown to US. but We suppose
1t will be up the creek half or three
quarters of mill.
Tho HUB lat section of Walhalla
over which Lord Chief Justice Fielding
A. Lewis claims to tyrannixe--is really
surprisingly active little spot on the
globe. Where, for years, there stood only
three houses, on as many hills, now there
are eight residences, to say nothing of
Chas. l.. Angels handsome new barn and
stables, where he houses fiom twenty to
thirty mules and horses. These eight
of Col. j. s. Newman, whom Walhalla
acquired from Clemson, and who, by the
way, has made of his place vertable
Garden of Eden; r. 4. Lewis, who came
from Pickens, and who (by proxy, we
feel sure, for he oversees, but never over
does) has wonderfully improved the Won
Hadeln place; John Fl. Ernest, native
of Indiana, and Chas. L. Angel, from
North Carolina, both residents Of Wal
halla for number of years; John w.
Lee and w. Spencer Grahl. The eighth
residence is that of B. r. Moss. which is
not completed, but which, when it il.
will be one to attract attention for it's
points of beauty. 1t will be one of the
most attractive homes in Walhalla.