Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-11-24
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Big line pants at Norman's s,

Big line pants at Norman's.
Sunday hours will be observed
al the post Office on Thanksgiving.
w. r. Potts, OF Highlands, spent
several days here last week on busi-
ness.
Go to w. NJ. Brown for buggies,
wagons, harness, etc. IT
Born, on November 18th, to Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Stone. OF West I'm
ion, son.
R. A. Hays and S. Tannery. of
Anderson, spent last Saturday in
Walhalla on business.
High grade sewing machines,
SIS. B. A. DAILY. Seneca, S. G.
ALL the stores will be closed on
Thursday. You should make your
necessary purchases tod y
1t Is said the rabbit. and birds
are hunting the tall timber" This
Is a wise move just at this season.
DIR. Thos. G. C. Fahnestock, deh
tist, will be in his Office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
The Prince Chap at the Opera
House tomorrow (Thufsday) night.
Tickets now on sale at Bells drug
store.
Miss Johannah Spincke left last
week for Charleston, where she will
spend the winter among relatives and
friends.
You can have them all mare
mules at Il. NJ. Lowery's this week.
They are nice and they are broke.
Sixty to select from. 40
Read the new advertisement of
I, I~h n. rhnt
tell you where to buy your coffee and
Christmas dainties.
MIR. and Mrs. G. p. Walker are
entertaining visitor at their home
here, the young gentleman having ar
rived last Thursday.
For Sale--One milch COW, six
Jersey heiferS. Will sell cheap. G..
Melchcrt, Walhalla, S. G. ~
Quite a number of Oconee's citi-
Zens have been at the court house
the past week paying taxes and look
ing after other matters.
-Hog-killing time is coming on
apace. 1t is said there are q lot of
fat porkers in the county this sea-
son This is good sign.
Bargains in ladies and chill
dren' $ clOaks at Normans.
Mrs. Ida Fl. Darby is now occu-
pying her cottage residence on Fac
ulty Hill 1t has just received the
interior and exterior finishing
touches, and is one of the handsOm-
est homes in town.
Mrs. S. A. Lockwood returned to
Walhalla last Friday from Washing
ton, where she had spent some time
with relatives. She will probably
spend a month or more here with her
granddaughter, Mrs. J. A. Steck.
i am now prepared to saw your
wood for you on short notice. In
struction as to length carefully fol-
lowed. Phone me and you will have
prompt and good service.
w. p. lIutchison, West Union.
Rev. Geo. NJ Wilcox had the
misfortune last Tuesday night to
lose his horse, which was found dead
in it's stall Wednesday morning. He
had only recently purchased the ami
NAL, which was bred at the Clemson
farm.
John Lee, OF the Tamassee sec
ton. desires us to extend sincere
thanks to the good people Of that
section for their kindness in render
ing assistance to his father in gath
ering his crop. Mr.. Lee is unable to
do any heavy work. and his neigh
bors came to his rescue.
You don't have to come first to
get choice at T. Nj. Lowery's. They
are all choice. Sixty beauties reach
ed Seneca last Saturday--mules we
are talking about.
-Chas. w. Pitchford, Jr, of At
lanta, spent a short while here last
Saturday. with relatives and friends.
. lie is now employed by the Garter &
GilliSpie Electric Co., of Atlanta, and
at present is engaged in wiring the
GRADED school building at ElbertOn.
llls friends here were pleased to
meet him again.
S. Adams, agent for the Blue
Ridge. and his clerical force moved
into the new depot last Friday.
Their quarters are comfortable aud
give ample room for the transaction
of business. The public rooms are
also roomy. and when furnished will
be convenient and comfortable. The
seats and other articles for the wait
ing rooms Will be installed at an
early date.
-Brick-Hard and Salmon
Plenty on hand, and can furnish in
any quantity all winter. Good quail
ity. II YOU want brick. better take
advantage Of good weather and roads
for hauling. w. John Schroeder.
Walhalla, S. c. 4S*
The many friends OF Frank r.
Harrison will be pleased to learn
that he has received promotion in
the Southern Railway service For
some time past he has held position
as rate clerk in the office OF w. 4.
Bryant, general freight agent. Only
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