Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-16
BARGAIN SALES
NORMAN'S LOWER STORE
PRICES WILL TELL
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Caps Dry Goods Notions,
Crockery Glassware, Tinware and Enamel, Etc Etc.
Every Saturday
Every Saturday

L. o. Russell, OF Greenville, was
among his friends here for short
while this and last week.
When you want the best buggy
on the market for the money buy
Hughes" buggy from T. e. Alexan-
der, Walhalla. 23tf
The many friends Of VIII II.
Thompson, OF Charleston, who re-
fit of his health, will regret to learn
that he is quite i'll at the home of his
father, Col. r. a. Thompson We
hope to hear Of his early recovery.
i am determined to do the fresh
meat business Of Walhalla. | have
cut the price of steak to 2bc. per
pound. Other cuts in proportion.
The only place to buy nure-fnod fresh
meats. You will be courteously
treated and your patronage will be
appreciated Miles l.. Phillips.
Attention Is directed to the ad.
vertisement Of Frank II. Shirlet,
which will be found elsewhere in this
issue. He has some splendid bar
gains In land in various sections Of
OcOnee. He not only has good farms,
but some valuable town property to
sell.
! can send off your magazine
orders as cheap as the other fellow
L. f.. Beard. Get them in before
the Xmas rush.
A. w. Holman. of St. Matthews,
who recently purchased from James
Nj. Moss Il large tract OF land at the
upper end Of Walhalla. was in Wal
halla yesterday for short while on
business. Mr.. Holman will have
something Of decided interest for
Courier readers i'm the next issue pf
this paper. Watch for it,
--,Rcmembcr the lecture OF DR.. S.
a. Steel at Wagcner Opera House
next Tuesday evening, 22d instant,
at $50. DR.. Steel comes under the
auspices OF Oconce Memorial Asso-
citation, and the net receipts of the
evening will be used for the monu-
mcnt TO the women OF the Confedcra-
cy Let everybody attend.
Miss Hattie Rutlcdgc, OF Wal
halla, who has been great sufferer
from throat and pulmonary troubles
for several years. is now in Column
bla, where she is under treatment by
Dr. +. ID. Kendall. OF that city. DR..
Kendall has wide reputation as a
physician. Miss Rutledge's friends
hope soon to learn OF her restoration
20 health.
Just received another car load
Of High Point buggics. Every one
sold under a personal guarantee.
w. nj. Brown. Walhalla.
AT the last regular meeting OF
the Board OF County Commissioners
W. X. Cobb was unanimously re-
elected as steward OF the poor house
for another year There were no
other applicants for the position.
Mr.. Cobb has made a most accepta-
bic officer, and under his manage
mcnt the poor farm has been made
almost sclf-sustaining.
Next Friday night there will be
most enjoyable entertainment in
West Union, the proceeds to go to
the school at that place. The enter
tainmcnt will consist OF stereopticon
views entitled "Thc North Pole"
comprising many views taken during
Peary's expeditions. The prices of
ADMISSION are l5c. for adults, lOc.
Tor children under - years Of age.
1hc entertainment will begin at 3
ciock. An enjoyable evening is
promised all who attend.
Il. G. DuBoSc. who resides near
Walhalla, left Tuesday morning for
baltimore, where he has gone for
treatment lie has been great suf-
lcrcr Tor some time with stomach
lrouble, but until recently was not
considered in such condition as TO
demand treatment at the hands of
specialist. Mr.. DuBoSc was able to
make the trip alone. and it is hopcd
mat he can be treated without an OBJ
Grafton. II an operation is found to
be necessary. however, members os
ms family Will go TO Baltimore to be
with him. He has hosts OF friends
mere who hope for his early return
ana complete restoration to health
News OF the death OF Dock Wei
born, which occurred at Townyillc
last Saturday evening. was received
IN Walhalla Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Nrlbom. it is stated, was arrested on
the streets OF Townvillc in drunken
condition and lodged in the town
!oCk-up on the charge of being drunk.
Not long after he had been placed i'm
the lookup the alarm OF fire was
given. 1t was discovered that the
llrc was located in the guard
house, and though quick response
was made, by the time citizens ar
rived the building was already far
past any efforts to save. and soon
fell in. 1t was found that Wclborn
mad been burned to death, his body
lying in the ruins OF the little lock-
up burned and charred beyond rec
ognition. Wclborn was a compara-
lively young man. not over thirty
years OF age, and was well known to
many in and near Walhalla as a saw
min man. He had only a few days
since made arrangements, we are
told, to secure some stock in Wal
halla with iich 10 conduct his bust
ness in the .nrc, and had arranged
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