Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08
Now is the time to have your


-Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Gossctt. of
Westminster, were among their
friends here yesterday.
Red rust proof and Burt seed
oats at Bauknights.
Make your tax returns at once.
The time will expire on the Goth. DO
not put this matter OFF.
Pure Rhode Island Red eggs for
sale, from hens that lay; 75c. for set
ting OF 10. Pete Schroeder.
Little Miss Maudc Maddox, OF
Spartanburg, is spending short
while in Walhalla, accompanying
Mrs. Kate p. Lewis.
Paints, roofing, guttering, etc.
See ID. f., Good, Walhalla.
Farmers will be interested in a
very attractive announcement from
G. W. Gignilliat & Son, OF Seneca,
next week. Watch for it.
Call and have your measure
taken for tailor suit. Every fca-
ture guaranteed. Moss 4 Ansel.
Miss Annie Brewer lcf' this
week for Augusta Ga, where hc has
accepted position in one OF til. pho
tograplj studios Of that city.
Good demand for chickens. Will
pay highest prices. See me before
You sell. John Joost. Catherine
street, near hotel and livery stable,
Walhalla, S. c.
There will be meeting Of the
Civic League at the home of Mrs. w.
NJ. Brown Thursday tomorrow al
tcrnoon at / o'clock. All members
ale urged to attend promptly.
>r
tucky mules ever brought to this
market. See me before you buy your
farm stock. +. NJ. Lowery, Seneca.
Will have an announcement next
week that will interest every farmer
in the county.
John Lochric and ID. II. Price, OF
Baltimore, president and vice presi-
dent, respectively, OF the Chattooga
River Lumber Company, OF Madison
are in Walhalla FOR few days look
inS after business interests.
Oliver plows and repairs; poul-
try wire and field fence. Regular
iobbcrs' prices to the consumer
Matheson Hardware Co., Westmin-
ster, S. G.. 4-6
j. G. Shocklcy, who is now en-
gagged in business for the time being
d,v and Nond,v n,ith hi, ,nn,ii,, IN
\vcct rnion ,n1 on,on,, rr;onI W.
shonl.In,, =. anIioh,nh ,,.i,,, ths ~,
try in and around Americus. Ga, and
there is a possibility OF his moving
to that section later. He is, how
ever, making careful study OF condi-
tionS before seriously considering the
possibility of moving permanently.
lie has many friends here who hope
mat Ne Will decide to remain citizen
OF Ocon"c.
If YOU are in the market for good
farm mulcS--hcavy mules TO turn
your land--it will nav Won 10 come
and see the fine lot OF mules that
have Just brought in. They are as
fine as have ever been to Wcstmin-
stcr. Terms. cash or on time, ! will
offer bargain prices cor tho next few
days. See nc at the oil mill. West
minister. S. G.. f.. c. Marctt.
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Rcd rust PROOF seed oats at
baukhlSht $.
Tho Paul IIaync Circle held n
very delightful meeting with Mrs.
w. l.. Werner on Tuesday last. The
guests were received by the hostess,
Nrrnnr
paflor was decorated with yellow
January jasmine. An interesting
progra'" on France was rendered, ar
ter which he guests were asked into