Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-08
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|. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. !
Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures.

~ NS, lI hoSS % .tIIScl S.--HuS.
Hunters, at Seneca, have re-
ccived their new spring suits and in
vite inspection. SEQ advertisement
elsewhere in this issue
Pretty line Of dry goods Nor
anans Dry Goods Store.--Adv.
Mrs. Jay w. lIutchison left Mon
day morning for Atlanta, where she
will be for several days this week Sc
lecting her stock OF millinery and no.
diOns for the spring season.
We always have on hand a large
stock Of finished monuments OF all
kinds. Visit our show room Sen
x,ca Marble and Granite Works, Sen
tca, S. C.--Adv.
w. l.. NimmOns. Of Seneca, an
nounccs receipt OF his large shoe
stock for the present season, prOmi-
nent in which Hro tho popular on
fOrds and low cuts. He carries also
Il large stock Of dry goods and gene
raj merchandise. Wagons and bug
gies arc given special attention. See
advertisement elsewhere.
i will return this week from At
lanta with a splendid selection Of
millinery, trimming materials, rib
bons, etc. Will be pleased to have
my patrons and friends call and in
spcct my stock. Mrs. Jay w. Hutch
ison, Millincr, Walhalla.-Adv.
Married. at tho home Of David
S. Leroy, on Sunday, March 5th, Miss
Mamie Bcardcn and Lcmucl II. Lc-
roy. The contracting parties are
both Of Oconcc. The ceremony was
performed by a. a. McMahan. There
are many friends OF the couple who
will join with The Courier in extend
ing congratulations and good wishes
For Salc-Pair small mules, for
cash or good paper; or will trade
for cattle. See mules at my resi-
dencc. WallMlla Jas. II. Darby. ad.
Last Saturday there was a school
election held in Damascus District,
No. CT, on the question OF levying an
extra 3 mills tax for school purposes.
II having cast their ballots. or
these, however, 10 were for the extra
levy, and only two against it. The
Damascus district will herea fter have
better school advantages.
-Notice.--I will thresh cane seed
Saturday, March 18th and 25th. This
winds up cane seed threshing for this
season. NJ S. Carroll, Westminster,
Il. +. ID. No. 2.---Adv. u.
Lawrence X. Vein, of New
York. spent Saturday and Sunday in
W.Alhalla as the guest Of II. n.
Jaynes, Esq. Mr.. Vein is a men,
her OF the firm Of IIenchman, Vein
d Co, who are selling agents for the
iIetrck Hosiery Mills. Mr.. Vein
was very much pleased with Wal
halla and the Iletrick manufacturing <
plant.
---Thc best is none too good for
my customers; therefore select the
best. Cali and examine stock and let
me- show You the newest and best in
millinery. Mrs. Jay w. Hutchison,
Mi!liner, Walhalla.--Adv.
C. T.. IIctrick spent the latter
part Of last week and the first OF this
week in Philadelphia on matters OF
business; connected with the lietrick
Hosiery Min. We understand he is
looking after the matter Of dyes, the
situation now, owing to the war in
Europe. being a very grave one. many
OF the dyes used in the manufacture
Of hosiery being almost impossible IL
get.
Moss {: Ansnl will have their cX-
pert tailor at their store Tuesday and
Wednesday. March Il and Il. If yon
want something nice and substantial.
call and inspect This line.
Representative Jas. II. Brown
was in Walhalla the first Of the week
attending court and meeting his
many friends. There are in all parts
Of the county many who will be glad
to learn that Mr.. Brown will make
the race for reelection to the House
III the summer campaign. Mr.. Brown
will stand on his record, which he
hopes has met the approval Of his
constituents, and so far. Judging by
expressions made. he feels confident
that his work in the House has been
acceptable in large measure.
Mems and boys clothes at Nor
mans Dry Goods Storc.---Adv