Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-11-22

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shoes, arriving at f. e. Harrison's.
Send in your communications
and change for advertisements one
day earlier next week.
-Money-saving shoe deals for
men, women and children at Hutchi-
son Bros. & Co., West Union. AZ
M. G. Sanders, Of Spartanburg,
paid The Courier q pleasant call last
| Thursday. Mr.. Sanders for a num-
Der of years was connected with the
Courtenay Manufacturing Company
at Newry, but recently accepted a
position with the Carolina Supply
| Company, Of Spartanburg, for whom
he travels in a territory embracing
| North and South Carolina.
Twenty mems wool suits cheap.
Hats and pants at Harrison's.
big line Of shirts and underwear
| at Norman's.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
| found a notice Of sale OF household
! goods, mules, farming implements,
etc, the sale to take place December
I'd In the Wolf Stake section. l.. d.
| Browning proposes to sell his effects
on that date. He will soon move to
South Georgia with his family to
| make his home. This will be learned
with regret by friends Of the family
in the county.
Paints, roofing, guttering, etc.
| See D. e. Good. Walhalla.
-Milch COW and light Brahma
chickens for sale. VIM. A. Hetrick
Walhalla.
The committee that was to have
met with President Finley and Vice
President Andrews, of the Southern
Railway, yesterday, will meet in An
, derson tomorrow (Thursday). Ow-
ing to the press of other matters
| President Finley was compelled to
postpone the meeting to later date
than first set. Great hope is felt
that something definite and favora-
BILE will result from this conference
looking to the completion of the Blue
Ridge.
Don't forget Normans drug
store bargains. We have lot of
good ones.
| For best grades cement and
roofing call on w. M. Brown, Wal
halla.
ALL the members of Rock
Springs church, and all others who
| can attend, are earnestly requested
to be present next Sunday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock, it being Rev. J. l..
SingletOn's farewell service. Mr.. Sim
gleton has served the church faith
fully and well. having missed but
one service, and that caused by high
water. He has been very much loved
during his four years work here.
and all OF Richland community wish
him godspecd wherever he may go
a 50 cut glass dish for $3.50,
and lot of other pretty pieces at
bargains. Only at Norman's.
Nine hundred dollar stock of
goods to sell for cash or on time.
+. e. Alexander, WalhalIa. ~
The IIctrick Hosiery Mills OF
| Walhalla recently shipped four cases
OF hosiery to Honolulu, and has on
file orders for shipments to Vancou-
yer, British Columbia. 1t is gratify-
ing to note the large increase of bust
ness at this plant, which will run
night and day for the next six
months for the purpose Of filing or
ders now on file. While there has
been considerable increase in the
help this fall yet there is room for
several more bright girls and BOYS
who want to work for living. The
conditions in the mill are ideal. Any
one desiring a nice position would
do we'll to apply.
| Watch our changing window dis
| play; everything new to date. Nor
mans.
| complete line Of shoes for men,
women and children at specially low
prices. Hutchison Bros. & Co., West
Union. ~
-Rcv. r. II. Macaulay died last
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at his
nome at Due West and was buried at
| the a. K. II. cemetery Of that place
saturday afternoon. He was stricken
suddenly Thursday, being uncon-
sclous up to the time Of his death.
lie was not engaged in active minis
tcrial work at the time OF his death,
but had for many years been promi-
n"nt'y Identified with tho work Of tho
Associate Reformed PRESBYTERIAN
church. He was about co years of
age ana was man Of ability and
1inc character He was a brother Of
\. w. Macaulay, of Walhalla. About
two months ago Rev. Macaulay mar
ricd Mrs. Neil, Of Virginia, to
whom, with other relatives, we ex-
tend sympathy in their sorrow. Mr..
and Mrs. \. w. Macaulay attended
the funeral Saturday, returning Mon
dav to Walhalla.
For Salc--White LcghOrn cock
crels from finest laying strain in the
south, 81 each. Get one and i'm
prove your flock. Mrs. S. II. Coe,