Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-16
Don't grumble at high prices.

Mrs. Jas. NJ. Moss has been I'll
FOR several days, but is reported bet
ter this morning, and her friends
hope that she may soon be res ored
to her usual health.
Pair Of good mules for sale by
Il. i. Jaynes, Walhalla.
H. r. j. w. Schroeder Is quite i'll
at his home on Main street, suffering
from very severe attack Of grip with
symptoms Of pneumonia. His many
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
Little Miss Tabitha Stribling and
brother, who have been quit, sick at
the home Of their Parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. j. Stribllrg, near town,
are SO far recovered as to be able to
sit up.
Mrs. J. w. Davis Is quite i'll at
her home here. but was reported as
slightly improved yesterday after
noon. Her infant son is also very i'll.
Friends OF the family hope for the
early recovery of both.
Pretty new dry goods cheap at
the Red Flag Sale.
ALL persons liable to road d,ty
are notified that they must pay said
tax by March 1st or work on the
roads. After March 1st thera IS no
provision whereby the tax can be
paid. Actual work must then he per-
formed.
Go TO Piichfords Hail next
Tuesday evening and see your cou-
sin Jack Townley. better known by a
number of Walhalla people as THE
Jack Trust"--one or the best plays
ever produced here. and one Of the
best staged and best played
Bring me your turkeys this
week. viii pay lac. cash, and 35c.
for chix hens. Also good price for
friers. J. G. Rochester.
Special Lenten services every Fri
day evening at 7.45 o'clock until Sun
day before Easter (Palm SundayD
Subject for next Friday evening is
Gods Law" A cordial aviation is
extended 10 all to enjoy this season
with us. Pastor Epting.
The many friends Of II. G.
Busch will regret to learn that he
is confined to his bed with quite a
severe attack of grip. Mr.. Busch has
been in poor health for some time,
and his friends hope that he may
soon be restored to perfect health.
The site decided upon for tile
erection Of the monument to the Con-
federate dead OF Oconee has been
chosen. The shaft will be erected at
the intersection of Main and Col
lese streets. 1t is expected that the
work will be completed some time
during April.
Rev. J. G. Law will leave the
latter part Of this week for Madison,
Ga, having received a call to the pas
torate Of the Presbyterian church at
that place. At special meeting of
Presbytery at Seneca Monday DR..
Law was granted permission TO enter
temporarily upon his new work, the
power to grant permanent transfer
from one Presbytery to another being
vested only in the regular sessions of
that body. The regular meeting of
Presbytery will be held in April. The
removal Of Dr.. Law from our midst
will be source Of great disappoint-
ment to his many friends here. The
Walhalla church was his first pasto-
rate, and his long and useful life has
been so closely interviewer with the
religious interests Of the town as to
seem part and parcel Of them. The
venerable Doctor Is one Of the oldest
ana ableSt ministers Of the South Car
ollna Presbyterian church, and in his
transfer to the work in Georgia he
will take with him the best wishes of
all our people for an abundant har-
vest from his work in the Masters
cause and for the richest OF temporal
blessings. His departure will indeed
cause deep regret.
Last Wednesday afternoon one
&c
found in Oconee was destroyed about
twenty-five miles from Walhaua,
just this side Of the State line The
party participating in the raid were
Deputy Collector j. p. Scruggs, Raid
ing Deputy r. G. Merrick, Deputy
Marshal w. f. Orr, Dispensary Con-
stable II. G. Harbin and Special Om-
Ger a. II. Reid. The officers left Wal
halla late Tuesday, and Wednesday
began diligent still hunt" beyond
milestone. During their reconnoitre
they observed an OK wagon, which
was watched closely and overhauled
just as 1t was being unloaded by
several men. all Of whom caped
with the exception of VIM Holmes.
who was brought to Walhalla and
arraigned before United States Com
missioner J. w. Sheor. The case.
however, was not disposed of, being
continued and Holmes released on
bond The Illicit outfit at which
Holmes was captured consisted Of a
l00-gallon copper still, cap, condens-
er and flake stand and 80 fcrmcntcrs.
SIX thousand gallons OF beer and
mash and about a hundred gallons of
low wines were destroyed. a quantity
or corn and rye meal being c0nGS
Gated. The OK team was captured
also and contiscatcd, but during the
night the OK and wagon were recap
tured by moonShincrs "unbcknow-
cnSt' to the officers. AS the officers
rnturnnl Ia NNnlhnln thn.. ...........L.