Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-12-08
Sausage casing and seasoning at
. w. q J. r. auksight's.-AdY.

G. w. & J. E. Bauksight's.-Ady.
Miss Cora Lyle left this morn
| ing for Aiken, where she hasSaccept-
! ed a position in a school Friends
, of Miss Lyle wish her much success
| in her work
Cut prices on everything at Nor
mans drug store.--Adv.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Satterfeld. Of the Ebenezer sec
ton, sympathiHe with them in the
death of their threc-year-old daugh-
ter, which occurred last Sunday
morning. The cause of the little
Child's death was pneumonia. The
intormcnt took place at Ebenezer on
Monday.
--l5oautiful wedding presents at
Y. 4. MCl.CcS'S. Make your selnc-
lions now. Have the goods put away
for You. ADV.
Special rates to Charleston are
being put into effect from all parts
Of the State for the week beginning
December l3, during which the Com
mercial Congress will be in session
in that city, which is arranging for a
week of great festivities. The rate
for the round trip from Walhalla will
/
from Saturday, the llth, and will he
good for return trip until the 22d.
Buy at home and see what you
are getting. We want to add you to
our list of pleased customers this
season. r. A. McLees, Jeweler,
: Walhalla, s. C.-Adv.
MIR. Tremble, representing the
FaiThanks-Morse Company. from
! their Atlanta headquarters, is in wal
/ halla looking after the installation of
the engines. generators, etc, for the
| local electric plant. 1t is thought
! that the plant will be in full opera
! tiOn within two weeks. The delay in
| the past has been occasioned by the
! inability c. tHe company to release
| their men from other plants being in
stalled until now.
Splendid line of electrical heat
| ing appliances, toasters. irons. disc
stoves, milk heaters, and all kinds Of
, lamps. See display at Barton's S
Pharmacy. | take orders for any
kind Of electrical appliances not in
stock. All kinds Of lamps. Jas. w.
Harrison. Walhalla.-Adv.
Jas. NJ. Russell returned yester-
day to Greenville after spending
some two weeks here installing heat
ing plants in the residence of T. l..
Herndon. Esq, and in the Methodist
and Presbyterian churches. His
work was completed Monday after
noon. He will be at his home in
Greenville for day or two and will
then go to Clinton, where he will in
stall a large heating plant in the
Presbyterian church. Mr.. Russell
has many friends here who are al
ways glad 70 meet him.
See the A. NJ. Davis Quality
Christmas Cards and booklets at
Norman's Drug Store.-Adv.
Sheriff John w. Davis last Sat
urday brought into Walhalla a large
jug and keg OF whiskey which he
had captured near Westminster. The
quantity OF whiskey seized measured
about Is gallons. No arrests were
made. After protracted search the
liquor was finally located on a small
branch, the jng being found in the
water, while the keg was located be-
hind an old log, covered over with
small brush and leaves. There was
no one in the immediate vicinity of
the hidden liquor at the time, but the
| Sheriff feels confident that he knows
the owners, but does not anticipate
their calling for their goods
Figaro Preservar, or liquid
smoke, for curing meats, at c. w. &
J. f. Bauknight's, Walhalla. ADV.
Rural Policeman Luther Martin
last Saturday morning early ran into
a Stilling outfit on Tugaloo river, on
what is known as lhc Old Sheior
place. He captured two men at work
in the still j. T. Stalnaker and w.
| H. Martin, who were placed under ar
rest and taken before Magistrate S.
! H. Marett, OF Westminster where
| they waived preliminary hearing and
were released on bond for their ap-
| pcarance at the next session Of SeS-
| SiOnS Court. The policeman secured
still, cap and worm. and destroyed a
| syrup barrel full Of rye mash and five
syrup barrels Of corn mash The still
was located at a small shOal on a
branch near Tugaloo river.
For Sale-Two yoke good oxen,
animals weigh about 1000 pounds
each. See G. w. & J. e. Bauknight,
| Walhalla, for a bargain.-Adv.
State Superintendent OF Educa-
tiCn j. T.. Swearingcn has announced
that the funds for State aid to high
schools is deficient this year, but that
the General Assembly will be APP
pealcd to for supplementary funds to
meet Il sum equivalent to that used
last year to meet the special State
aid for high schools. Four schools
OF OCOnee have applied for this aid,
as follows: Oakway $500, Seneca
$500, Walhalla $500, Westminster
$500. The State superintendent
announces that he will be in position
to pay OnC-hall Of the funds applied
for to all schools that have met the
requirements by December - The
schools Of Oconee applying for aid