Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-09-30
WALHALLA DRUG COMPANY,
WALHALLA, S. @.

Remember the orphans next Sat-
urday and Sunday.
"A lot Of fine pigs for sale. Re-
duced, for quick delivery, from SO
to $3.50 each. VIM. J. Stribling.
DIR. w. F.. Austin and l.. A. Ed
wards, Of Seneca. were in Walhalla
Monday and yesterday on business.
Two mules, two yoke small oxen,
three milch COWS for sale for cash or
on time at J. G. Rochester, store, OPP
posite Walhalla Cotton Mill, by Alli-
son C Co.
The Seneca Hardware Company
calls attention this week to their
large stock of hardware, stoves, oils,
paints, etc. Call on them and you
will be interested.
During the month Of October the
teachers and prospective teachers
may expect an examination to be
held. The date will be announced
later. Those interested should take
animation.
Our millinery opening will be
on Thursday and Friday of this
week, October 1st and I'd. We have
large and we'll selected stock. A
(Miss) Johannah Burss,
Walhalla, S. G.
-Chas. ]. Thompson. Miss Lille
Thompson and two sons Of II. "a.
Thompson, the TWO latter having
spent some weeks visiting in Wal
halla, left Monday for Columbia
where they will be for the winter
Their friends here regret their depar-
ture.
will take your old machine as
part payment on a New Home.
w. p. Nimmons, Seneca.
Benjamin Grant, colored, one Of
the best negroes ever reared in this
delphia visiting his aged mother,
Eliza Grant, whose comfort he looks
after constantly. Ben is doing we'll,
and has numerous white friends who
are pleased to note his success.
The merchants OF Waihalla have
decided to continue, through the
! winter as we'll as in the summer,
| closing their stores at $50 p. M,
| except Saturday and during the
| month of December The trading
| public will do we'll to take note of
| this and provide for their wants early
w. H. Cary, Walhalla, buys your
| cotton for spot cash at the full mar
ket price.
Last Saturday afternoon the
Broadway trestle on the Blue Ridge
was again thrown open to traffic,
and Blue Ridge trains now run
through. This will be good news to
the travelling public, as the tedious
transfer was great source Of an
noyance.
Miss Mamie Ansel was last week
added to the faculty Of the Walhalla
Graded School. 1t was found abso-
lutely necessary to supply an addi-
tional Instructor, and the trustees are
to be congratulated on securing the
able services of Miss Ansel, who has
charge Of a section of the primary de-
partment.
ALL priced buggies at w. M.
Brown 's-from $50 up. tt
j. Merrill Sanders, of West I'm
ion, met with painful accident last
Monday. While storing away fod-
der in his loft his foot slipped and
he fell through feed hole to the
floor below. He was not seriously
hurt, but it was feared that two ribs
were broken or fractured, and he
suffered considerable pain. His many
friends hope to see him entirely we'll
and out soon.
Miss Lizzie Bruce, Of Townville,
left Seneca Friday for Johns Island,
Charleston county. She intended
stopping over in Columbia with her
brother and some friends, who are
attending the South Carolina Univer-
sity. Miss Bruce is one Of the most
efficient teachers Of the State, and
the people of the Belvedere school
are fortunate in securing her services.
We wish for her very pleasant stay
while in Charleston.
Don't miss it-Ruskin Ander-
sons millinery opening at Seneca Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Rev. \. b. Epting, pastor
Morning service in English every
Sunday at / o'clock. Sunday school
every Sunday at 9.45 a. m. Strang-
ers and visitors cordially invited to
worship with us. On next SundayeA
class Of catechumens will be confirm
ed. There will be confession and the
Lords Supper will be celebrated.
The following Sunday, the second in
October, a regular congregational
meeting will be held after the morn
ing service, to which each member Of
the congregation Is urged to attend.
In the same afternoon at $50 o'clock
the regular quarterly council meet
ing will be held