Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-09-21
For Sale--Good horse and rub
)er-tired buggy. Harry Cary.

For Sale--Good horse and rub
ber-tired buggy. Harry Cary.
Full line pattern, ready-to-wear
and children's hats, baby and boys
caps. Mrs. r. Galloway, Walhalla.
A fox will be turned loose at
rodd's market Thursday night, and
the chase will begin at that place
Friday morning at 9 o'clock. Every
body having good dogs expected to
come and bring them. A good time
will be had.
If you will try Kurfee's paint
you will be convinced Of its superb
ority in looks and wearing qualities.
Sold by Dan e. Good, Walhalla.
Robert Scott, colored boy of
about thirteen years, is in Jail at
Walhalla awaiting developments in
the condition Of J. 3. Scheutz, a
white boy Of about the same age,
last Monday with piece Of iron,
inllicting serious and painful
wound. Young Schcutz IS reported
as getting along nicely now, how
ever, in spite Of the fact that he was
for 4 time thought to be critically
hurt. The injured boy is the son
OF John +. SchcutZ, of West Union.
Nov crop cotton seed hulls at
| JayncS's
We are requested by Messrs.
| Brown and Smith, the two candi-
| dates for the office OF County Com
missioner i'm the third primary elec-
ton, to state that they have agreed
not to make any canvass for sup
port or to solicit work from their
| friends in the coming election. They
have left the matter OF choice en-
tirelE to the people Of the county,
and no one will be bothered by anO-
| Their solicitation for support Both
Mr. Brown and Mr.. Smith were in
Walhalla last week and assured us
hat this is their desire
just received car pure wheat
shorts for hog feed. G. w. e. J. T..
Bauknight
There will be meeting OF the
Civic League on Monday. September
26th, at ) o'clock at the town hall.
This is the regular day for holding
the civic meetings, and it is earnest
~ desired that all members keep the
day ii mind and attend promptly.
Business Of great Importance will
come up, and unless there is a full
attendance no action can be taken
The citizens Of Walhalla are waking
up to the necessity Of an organiZa-
ton OF this kind. and those already
members feel encouraged to do their
best in the hope OF soon having the
whole town for members. Remem-
ber, September Goth, at ) o'clock,
and attend promptly.
-Wanted-All your chickens,
eggs and butter; also country pro-
ducc. J. +. Rochester. (Humphrics
stand, Main strcctD Walhalla. 50
Tho prctracted services at the
Walhalla Methodist church will be-
Gin next Monday, September 26. with
an evening service. The pastor will
be assisted by Rev. S. r. Belk, d. d. :,
OF Atlanta. Or. Belk is a preacher
Of note, and the Walhalla church is
exceedingly fortunate in securing his
services. There will be two services
day. The evening service will be
at O'Clock and the time OF the
morning service will be determined
later Every precaution will be
taken to comfortably seat the large
crowds that will be in attendance.
The music will also be a drawing
feature OF the meeting. Members of
the different choirs Of the town will
compose the chorus. which is al
ready practicing. On the first Sun
day in October the church will be
dedicated. This will be great day.
The dcdicatory sermon will be
preached by DR.. Bclk. We hesitate
not to say that the music will be as
good as was ever heard in Walhalla.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
| tend all of these services.
We offer for the next 80 DAYS
| specially low prices on one and two
horse wa. ons. J. & J. S. Garter,
Westminster.