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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
5
The Westminster tannery shop promotes cash transactions, requiring payment before delivery to prevent mistakes. It asks customers to avoid taking goods on trial and to return unsatisfactory items for a refund. The note touts four years of wholesale cash trading and a one-price policy.
A fragment shows a price list for household goods and clothing items. Notable entries include Good Hammer warranted tools, water bucket, rain umbrella, dinner plates sets, knives, wade and butcher razors, guaranteed watches, bed blankets, large blankets, workwear like pants and overalls, 8 day and alarm clocks, wool pants, and a set of plated cutlery. Prices appear as cents or small dollars with inconsistent formatting.
The Blue Ridge schedule was troubled with poor service and traveler complaints. A revised timetable went into effect Sunday, changing most trains except the night run. Connections to Columbia and Charenton are now possible, with Valleyha reportedly reachable by 8.30 am same day, prompting possible division adjustments.
J R Blankenship of Book Tennessee extols Electric Bitters claiming cure for kidney trouble after using the remedy. He asserts its efficacy and recommends it with a drugstore guarantee at 50 cents. A social luncheon at Mrs J A Steck’s home on Faculty Hill followed in January with a formal seven course menu and notable guests.
A severe earthquake hit Kingston Jamaica on Monday causing extensive loss of life and property. Reports describe the ground rocking violently with aftershocks continuing. The article mentions various unclear names and references to medical remedies without coherent details.
A petition circulated among Walhalla lawyers argues for keeping the Court of General Sessions and the Court of Common Pleas separate. It cites prior civil docket delays, difficulty scheduling civil trials, and extra costs, claiming separation allows faster, more efficient proceedings and reduced witness fees despite some added juror mileage. Signed by A Thompson and several others.
Hon HR Verner writes from Columbia January 14 describing the new House organization, committee setup, and early bills. He notes power balance between Democrats from Pickens and Oconee counties, discusses attempts to curb railroad rates and cotton futures, and mentions a dispute with Mr Earle over legislative records and journal entries.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a long illness lasting eleven years with civic misuse, followed by symptoms of cough and lung trouble. After a period of medical discovery and treatment, the narrator reports weight loss and eventual full recovery to normal weight. The passage reads like a personal testimonial from a historical newspaper item.
Greenville January 12 Dr Charles Judson Judson who funded Furman University and Greenville Female College died after a long illness. He endowed the Furman Library project and a $100 000 endowment, aiding the university and legacy of education in South Carolina. Miss Mary Judson his sister and educator, survived.
Ilain s Cough Remedy for Children praised as a universal cure for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Claims rapid relief and prevention if given early. Describes no opium or harmful drugs and safe for babies and adults. Sold by Dr J W Bell Valhalla and W J Danny Sonsoa.
Washington report notes the House paused twenty four pension bills in rapid session, extending the highest record with seven per minute in a one hour thirty five minute period, reflecting swift action on pension legislation.
J W Bells announces a guest expert from 4 K Hawkes Co of Atisata Ga, to test eyesight and fit glasses for Patrons over the following days, January 26 to January 10.
In Greenwood on January 11 the young son of Mr and Mrs R Norris died at 18 00 at his home after wounds from a parlor rifle accident with Will Bodie. The shooting occurred in woodlands during play and may have been intentional or accidental. Bodie was released from county jail after bail was set at 5000 by Judge Lauro Nicholeon.
The Joint Assembly declared Ton Martin Anal and Hon T Mcleod elected Governor and Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina yesterday. Ansel received 80,780 votes and Mofood 20,086 in the general election. The result was recorded by The State newspaper.
A reader reports two years of stomach trouble ended after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The user bought twelve bottles and is now well. Sold by J. W. Roll Walbatla W. J. Lunney Lenéon and others on the railroad line.
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