Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-11-18
Cotton Is selling for SC. to-day.

Chauga church on the fourth Sunday
In this month at IL o'clock.
The party who some weeks ago
advertised for a lost bracelet will
please call at The Courier Office.
d. p. Butler and G.. II. Miller, OF
Westminster, were among the busi-
hess visitors to Walhalla yesterday.
BY special request Rev. r. r.
Doyle will preach at Bounty Land
next Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock
Fresh lemons, oranges, cocoa
nuts, at Normans.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Knox, Of
Anderson, visited the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Garrison, last
week.
Read the new advertisement Of
the Seneca Hardware Co. They call
special attention to several very use
full articles.
We have just received a full line
Of merchandise and will sell you
goods for less than anybody in town.
Allison & Co., at Cotton Mill.
= Read Carter Hardware Com
pany's advertisement. They are
headquarters for everything in the
hardware line.
MI. anu NIS. u. IL. Lawrence and
baby, of near Seneca, were recent Wis
itors at the home Of b. f. Douthit,
near Walhalla.
We will buy your corn, beans,
and peas, and sell you goods for less
money and pay you more for your
stuff. Allison & Co., at Cotton Mill.
Rev. w. G. Seaborn will preach
at Salem church on the fifth Sunday
n ,lN,,,. 4
church members all be present as far
as possible.
Mrs. G. f. Clarkson, Of Union.
arrived in Walhalla last Saturday 10
attend the funeral of her niece, Dor.
othy Ansel. Mrs. Clarkson returned
to her home Monday.
For Sale-Pair of match horses,
weight about 1,100 pounds each; 4
years Old. One mile from Conneross
church. j. Il. w. Stol!!nS.
James Alexander, of Oconee Sta
ton, is suffering from a severe at
tack Of typhoid fever His many
friends hope for the speedy recovery
of this estimable citizen.
ALL Heptasophs are requested to
be present at the meeting tomorrow
night. Those who have recently
also expected to be present.
Gift Sale" begins November 20
and closes December 10. A chance
to get your mosey back.
c. w! & J. T.. Bauknight.
C. r. HouchinS returned last
week from his home at Stewart, Va,
where he was called on account of
the illness of his son. His many
rrinn1c will hn oil tN h1
little sufferer has greatly improved.
MIR. Davis, the present owner o.
the brick store room known as the
story addition built at the west side
of this building. 1t is understood
that 1t will be used as beef market
We have ginghams and calico at
cents per yard. Shoes and other
goods just as cheap according.
Allison & Co., at Cotton Mill.
Lost. on Saturday, November 7,
between West Union and the Water
ing Branch, a ladies' hand grip con-
tanning one pair gloves, one pocket
book and about three dollars in
money; one handkerchief, one neck
tie, a stick pin. The finder will be
rewarded If left at James Phinney's
store.
Single barrel shot guns from
$3.50 up at Carter Hardware Co.
j. II. Adams, Of Seneca, has sew
eral fine farms, which he will sell on
December 1St. These farms are To-
Gated only a short distance from
Seneca, and are in one Of the best |
farming sections of Oconee. Don't |
fail to read his advertisement in this |
issue, and If you are looking for a |
good farm. remember these tracts |
and call on J. II. Adams, Seneca.
Allison & Co., near cotton mill, |
pay highest prices for pork and beef |
cattle, also chickens, eggs. butter, etc. |
The Norman Company have |
moved their stock OF goods from the |
Masonic Temple store room and are !!
now located in r. Il. Jaynes' store |
room, one door east OF the Garter |
Hardware Co., where they will be |
pleased to see their customers and |
friends. The Norman Company have |
a new advertisement i'm this weeks |
Courier. Read it and give them a |
call.
-ioung men. If you want to |
know why you should become tele- |
graph operators and what school to |
attend, write to Southern school Of |
Telcgraphy, Newman, Ga, for free |
Catalogue "a" Everybody should |
read it. Positions positively guar
lntecd. 40-2 |