Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-01

Call and see our line of millin-
cry. Opening Thursday and Friday,
April and 10. Cordial welcome to
Gil. Miss Hannah Burss.
Mrs. John L. Smith has been
! quite sick for several weeks at her
| home in Midway. She Is reported
improving this morning, and her
many friends hope for her speedy re-
Icovery. ...a
w. b. Loehr and family expect to
move tomorrow toWestminster,w w here
Mr.. Loehr has made arrangements to
start the publication OF weekly pa
per. Their many friends here regret
their departure and wish them well
In their new home.
| John l.. Moore & Sons, Atlanta,
grind the glasses sold by J. A. Brock,
and they are universally admitted to
be the best.
"A letter received this morning
from Capt. S. X. Dendy informs US
that he and his family are enjoying
the times Of their lives" at Mexia,
Texas. Among other names he men,
tions in his letter those of w. e.
Doyle and w. Fl. Kuhtmann, both
remembered by many here and
throughout Oconee. Capt. Dendy re.
ports himself and family in excellent
health.
The eye is the window Of the
soul. Why neglect them when
j. A. Brock fits glasses at Seneca?
Little Miss Myra FAINT was taken
TO Columbia last Sunday afternoon
for second operation for appended
It's. She returned from that city last
Thursday, apparently recovering rap.
idly from her illness, but complica-
tions developed later, making a sec.
|ond trip necessary. It is hoped by
the many friends Of the family that
she may soon be entirely WELL She
Is reported to be doing as we'll as
circumstances could permit.
| Don't fail to avail yourself of
the privilege of examining my line Of
silverware. J.. A. Brock, Seneca.
| Anderson Mail: "The dwelling
and contents of M. N. Whitten were
totally destroyed by fire about 7.3O
O'Clock Saturday evening. Practi-
cally' nothing was saved and the loss
Is estimated at $4,000, with no insur-
ance. Mr., Whitten lived on the old
Harrison place, just two miles east
Of the city. He and his family were
not at home when the fire started,
and it's origin is not known. The
flames could be easily seen from the
city," ..,.
j. A. Brock, Seneca, has a ma
chine for testing the eyes and can fit
glasses correctly. .
Recently, in publishing the facts
and history of the life of Ransom
Lee, we omitted to mention that he
was member Of the 22d Regiment,
S. G. w., and was in the disastrous
'blow up" at Petersburg, Va, near
the close of the Confederate s. war
He was enveloped on that occasion
with dirt and debris up to his arm
pits and had to be dug out Of the
horrid material which encompassed
him. Private Ransom Lee was gal
liant soldier and fine citizen.
Millinery opening next week.
Friday and Saturday, April 10 and
II. VIII be glad to have all the
ladies attend. G. G. Jaynes.
w. B. f. Corbin and SON Elbert,
returned last week from Lawton,
! Oklahoma. Their many friends will
be Sad to know that Ebert is greatly
improved, though he is still far from
we'll. One Of his lungs is completely
| destroyed as a result Of the bullet
wound received several months ago.
| His assailant was recently tried in
| Oklahoma, but the jury failed to
agree on a verdict, and there will
| have to be a new trial at a future
| term OF court. Mr.. Corbin's friends
| throughout Oconee hope for his re-
| covery as far as possible.
"A Diamond" did you say? Yes,
/ keep them and can save you as
much as $50 on one-karat.
j. A. Brock, Seneca, S. G..
Next Saturday, April 4th, j. &
j. S. Carter, Of Westminster, will
i, throw open their doors for the great
est Offering or bargains they have
ever undertaken. Every line will be
subject to a deep cut in prices, and
| every article Of every line comes in
for its full share. Previous sales
given by this firm have attracted
wide notice and saved dollar after
dollar to the trading public, and
this sale Is to eclipse all Others
They will furnish splendid music
and make their store a pleasant
place to visit. You will be cordially
welcomed and courteously treated
1t will be the time to make lean
pocket book purchase fat bunch
OF bargains. Don't forget this sale,
which begins Saturday next, April
4th, lasts two weeks, and will close
Saturday, April 18th. Every day
will be a bargain day.
1T would surprise YOU to- know
how many railroad watches ]. A.
Brock sells.