Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-08
II. e. Alexander sells Rock Hill
buggiea Walhalla. s. G. alY-tf

candidate for Sheriff, has new ad.
in this issue. Your attention Is in
vitcd to IT..
-Nobby line shoes and slippers at
Norman's Dry Goods Store.--Ady.
Mrs. r. l.. Rogers and daughter.
Miss Carolyn, left this morning for
Fountain Inn, where they will spend
some days among relatives and
friends.
Castro pimentocs, Premier salad
| dressing. Tuna fish. Cash Grocery
Co., Walhalla. ADV.
There will be an important
meeting Of the Methodist Guild to-
morrow (rhursday) afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. W.
ID. Moss.
See us for feed stuff, flour and
heavy groceries. We will make prices
! interesting. G.. W. & j. T.. Bauk-
night, Walhalla.--Adv.
Attention is directed to Ordi-
! nance Number ., which is pubI:gh2t.
| i'm this issue. The local authorities
have decided to put Il strict enforce
| mcnt on tho provisions Of this Ordi-
nance, and it is republished in order
that all may familiarize themselves
with its provisions and avoid r"n-
ming counter to it.
Corn for sale. j. Il. Darby,
| Walhala.-Adv. II.
i. A. Horton. OF Bolton, is in
Walhalla to-day. Mr.. Horton is
pleasantly remembered by many Oco-
nccans rs one OF the candidates for
Il seat In Congress from the Third
South Carolina District two years
ago. Mr.. Horton is in the field again,
and is mingling among the people Of
Oconec ut the Court House. lie has
many friends here and elsewhere
over the county.
d. w. Nissagc, the shoe rcpaircr,
is back at tho old SwecZey stand. on
| Main street. lie will be glad to have
| his old customers call on him when
in need OF shoe or harness repairing.
| His prices are reasonable, and he
uses only the best feathers, making
his purchases OF this material direct
from tho wholesalcrS.--Adv.
i. G.. Shocklcy. of West Union,
comes to the front this week with
his announcement as a candidate for
Sheriff Of Oc0ncc. 1t is not ncccs-
sary for The Courier to introduce
Mr.. Shocklcy to the people OF Oconec
There is probably no more widely
known ms.n in the county for his
lumber and timber business fo. many
years has taken him to every nook
and corner Of the county
Our expert clothing man from
Kahn Brothers, Of Louisville and
Chicago, will be at our store next
| Monday, March l3. Don't miss see
ing him if you want the right thing
in clothing. G. w. & J. E. Bauk-
night, Walhalla.-Adv.
| Rev. II. A. Whitten is conduct
| ing revival this week in the mill
village. He is being most ably as
sisted by the Rev. Gabe Smith, Of
| Newberry, one Of Gods noblemen
The public is most cordially invited
to attend each service. There will
not he any preaching at Zion by the
pastor at II o'clock. but Rev. Mr..
Smith will preach at o'clock. Let
all interested note the change in the
hour.
--Tugaloo Tribune: Re-. e. L..
Sisk, a veteran Baptist minister. died
at his home in Elberton. Ga, on Feb
ruary 25th. lie wao 81 years old.
Mr.. Sisk was Il native Of this county,
and his death will bring regret to
many who knew him so we'll. At one
time he resided in Westminster. His
second wife, wnO survives him, was
| Miss Fannie Phillips, a daughter Of
the late George w. Phillips, and a
sister Of JAS. r.. Phillips. lie moved
TO Georgia 33 years ago. Mn, Sisk
had been in the ministry about 80
years. He frequently made trips
back to this section and assisted in
revival meetings. Last summer he
preached number OF times at the
| First Baptist church. A good man
has gone to his reward.
Have just gotten in half car of
| Tennessee brand horses and mares;
all well broke. See e. c. Marett, at
Oil Mill. Westminster. Our guaran-
tee means somcthing.--Adv. 10.
The Young Mems League enjoy
ed two splendid meetings recently
| one last Sunday evening, when a spe-
| cial program was rendered by the
young mon and addresses made by
several Of the pastors Of the town. 1t
| WAS Il thoroughly enjoyable occasion,
| and the young gentlemen who held
| places on the program proved to the
| public the wisdom OF the organiza-
| ton and maintenance Of the young
| mems association. The audience was
Hol OH! HltHScu ana cullcu, nut most
| agreeably surprised at the accom-
pliShmcnts Of the young gentlemen.
On Monday last a reception and ban
quet was rendered the members Of
the organization in the Sunday school
| rooms OF the Baptist church. The oc-
casion was greatly enjoyed. and the
| ladies Of the different churches who
prepared ard served the supper have
the deepest gratitude OF the members
OF the Young Mems League.
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