Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-12-14
Toilet and manicure sets la,

| Toilet and manicure sets, Ian
desks and work baskets, at Bells.
There will be no services at
Double Springs Methodist church
next Sunday. However, r. r. DOYLE
will fill his regular appointment in
next month.
doll carriages, wagons at Nor
| mans.
i have purchased the entire
stock OF goods at the Norman old
stand. and will be glad to serve all
| my old customers. Yours for bust
ness, H. T. Crenshaw.
Air rifles, foot balls, horns, etc,
for the boys, at Bells.
John NJ. Ledford and family
have moved to Central, Pickens
county, to make their home. They
have numerous friends who regret
their departure and wish them well
in their now home
Ginning days during the month
Of December Fridays and Saturdays
only, Walhalla Gin Co. so
Mrs. r. A. p. Dean. Of Avalon,
Ga, was in Walhalla for a short
while this morning looking after
business interests. She is on a short
visit to relatives and friends in the
ConcrosS section. and among her
many friends Of this community.
See l.. E. Beard before sending
off your magazine orders. Special
attention given to club orders.
-Mesdames Jas. NJ. Moss and
George Scaborn returned yesterday
from Anderson, where they had been
spending Il few days Visiting among
relatives and friends. They were
driven through the country by Mrs.
Lee G. Hollcman in her autmobile.
Furniture, Collins and Caskets-
have added a line Of furniture, cot
Inns and caSkctS to my stock of gene
raj merchandise. My stock is com
plete in all lines. and | am offering
great many special bargains to cash
buyers. p. =. Sullivan, Madison.
Oconcc County, S. G. SOL
Remember that YOU will have 4
good opportunity tomorrow to buy
Il nice lot iii Sunset Park" Walhal-
la. These lots are going to be sold
at auction, and YOU will have oppor-
tunity to get good property at your
own price. The sale will begin at II
O'Clock. BE on hand.
Just received another car load
Of High Point buggies. Every one
sold under a personal guarantee.
w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla.
Having just gone in the pro-
duce business, with poultry, eggs
and butter as a speciality, am pre-
| pared to handle your turkeys, chick
| ems, eggs and butter, and will al
ways pay the highest cash market
| prices. Turkeys and eggs in good
! demand. Don't hold too late for
, Christmas. See me before YOU sell
them. My place Of business is near
| the hotel and livery stable, on the
side street. John Joost, Walhalla.
IF YOU don't patronize THE
Peoples Pressing Club" we both
lose. l.. E. Beard, manager. Club
rates, 81; or four suits for 81.
Revenue Officers Orr and Reid
completed another raid yesterday al
tcrnoon, when they brought to Wal
halla large copper still, cap and
condenser. The still was captured
and destroyed about six milrs west
OF Walhalla, on Ramsay'S Creek. In
connection with the still there were
wine tank About 500 gallons Of
beer and a lot of mash were also de-
Stroyed. The still had been in ope-
ration quite recently, but was cold
when the officers got on the scene.
They have pretty good evidence as to
who owned the plant, but as yet no
arrests have been made.
Having customers for fresh
pork (wholc hogs), and being pre-
pared to handle same, | would like
people who have hogs to sell to call
and sec me for prices and dates to
deliver, in case we can trade. John
Joost, Walhalla. 1850
News reached Walhalla last
Monday OF the tragic death, at CAL
vert, n. c., of Prof. Owen, pricipal
Of the school at that place, which
occurred near that town Saturday
afternoon. Prof. Owen and two of
his pupils We're out hunting and had
located rabbit in n brush pile, from
which they were attempting to scare
1T. All three were standing with
cooked guns, when Prof. Owen
stopped toward the brush pile, but
his foot slipped and his body lurch-
ed forward, striking one OF the boys,
whose gun was discharged, the load
taking effect in Prof. Ovens body,
death resulting almost instantly.
Prof. Owen was known to number
OF people in OCOncc, who will regret
to know of his untimclv end