Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-10-05
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Ah e3periencea mllier wanted at WhODor's
mills. See advertisements
ga John Daniels, who was recently sent to Tho
! Lunatio Asylum from this county, died in TINT
Institution on the 10th ultimo of apoploxy.
Married, at tho residence of tho brides
mother, September 28th, 1882, by Rev. @. D.
Mann, j. b. Sanders, Esq, to Miss Botsey
IIorbort, both of Oconoe. Our copprotula.
tions aro extended to the happy couple
i. Mr.. j. @. Mckler advertises this week
i largo assortment of cooking and heating
stoves. If you want to make your good wifo
happy andl nontonted 60 and buy her good
, cooking stovo, such as Mickler advertiscs for
sole. These stoves can be bought low for
cash..
beautiful five stop organ, Eve oclavcs, two
s u reeds, fivo genuine stops, in beautiful
: case, gilded and ornamented with extended top
lamp stand and music pockes-a charming in
strumcnt of sweet tone md volume sufficient for
any parlor-on $50
NlcSMlTn Music IIousE,
Grccnvillc S. c.
This is The season for ginning cotton. 1t is o
safe or dangerous employment according to the
caution used by tho ginner. We sec four or five
accidents reported last week in The counties Of
Orangcburs and Barn&cl, some of them re-
sulting in The loss Of life TO good citizens and
others to severe injuries. People cnnot be too
careful in feeding gin, little carecssncss
nftcn results IN the loss Of al arm or even of
life.
Ladies' coaks, youths and gents clothing,
ladies' dress goods, &c., cnn bo had ut the store
Of Hn1 G. f,T 81 ho ,,l
They also have latcly received largo stock of
boots and shoes hats, potions aud general mer.
ohrndisc' They offer rcnl bargains and persons
visiting Wnhnla shou'dogive them a call.
Their goods arc new and bought for The fall and
winter trade in this market. They can suit you
in quality and price Of any article you need.
Read their advertisement.
The present is q week Of activity about Wal
halla. 1t embraces saesday, the Greenbacb
gathering, the great circus of Barrett Il Co. and
tho primary election. These follow each other
from Monday to Thursday cvcning and kccps
Walholla crowded On Friday the result Of the
primary election will be mnde known and the
defeated candidates can hold their mourncrs'
meeting. Such weeks rs this rarely occur in
any county.
MIR. Wm. Rowland, who lives On the Turn
pike, sixteen miles abnse Wa!halla, has laid
on our table two OF tho finest apples wo ever
saw. One Of them measures l5 inches in
circumference, tho other being nearly as large
and tho two weighing nearly two pounds.
Thoy are perfectly sound and resemble the
buff apple, but Mr.. Rowland las forgotten
the renl namo Of the arpc. lIe has 200
young trees of this variety.
Werceret to learn that Mr.. Dry Frctwell, nm
old md highly esteemed citizen Of our county,
died at lis residence near Milestone on the 20th
nltimo. lie was i'll only few days from some
affection Of The kidneys and died in otherwise
good health. lie removed from Anderson TO
this County years before the war and has
been always m upright, quiet, unohimsivc ci,i-
zen. lie engaged principally in farming and
stock raising and has accumulated by industry
a fair property In his death our county has
lost q good man.
That old reliable house, G. |, Reid & Co.. is
receiving and opening daily large stock of
general merchandise which has been bought in
New York with specinl view TO the est Styles
and lowest prices for standard and durable
goods. This firm prides itself on selling only
'''So c'"oS "i lo'to anu lOF SuCl ucIy competition
in prices. You can fn,l on their shelves almost.
it not, every article required to dress neatly or
TO make home comfortable. Cnll :nd examine
their ock and prices, MS The house will courte.
ously show you any goods You ask for anu sell
them TO you on living terms.
The attendance nt the court house on saIcsi,ov
was not large in numbers, but there were Ger
tainly some moncycd men present. Some very
valuable tracts Of land were sold and at reosonn
bic If not low prices. The Gibson land. near
Fair Play, containing 204 acres, was bought BY
j. L. Whitfield for $SE5, one half cash. The
Maxwell land, d0l acres, was bought by d,
Biemann for $1,000. onc-third cash, This
tract was very low. The Davis land was sold
in three trncis. Tract No. or the home place
was bought by j. NJ. Cannon for SIS, 7GO, being
cheap at that price. Tract No. q $50 acres,
was bought by II. a. Thompson and w. q.
Keith for $42G, and Trnct No. 3. 385 acres, by
Same parties for S275. A mountain tract. 28G
acres, sold as tho property a. Arve under n
self closing mortgage wns bought by j. C.
Mickcr for $l0O. Al these lands are con-
sidered cheap at the prices they brought.
new thing under the sun and ono of great
interest to our town and the citizens of our
county. We rcfor TO the new store opened under
the West end of Biemann's Hotel, where boots
and shoes for gcntcmcn and ladies' bats of tho
latest Styles and nil prices and ready made
clothing for men ond boys are made specially.
Tho store rooms are new md neatly arranged
and the goods are oil fresh from market The
keeping Of ready mado clothing for boys is a
new feature in business at Walhalla and one