Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-07
THE CHANCE OF 4 LIFE TIME.
Valuable Presents To be Given to
Lucky Subscribers Of The News and
Courier.

1Hc Noms oI,d Cow'ie,, Of Charles
ton, 5. c., has long been recognized
as the leading newspaper OF the
South. 1t is progressive in spirit,
and fully abreast OF the times in all
particulars. 1t has Il news service
that records all happenings of inter
est whether occurring ut the North
Pole or in the heart of Africa. 1t
gives special attention to American
news, and rs a purvrycr OF Southern
news it has no superior. In short, if
you wish to keep informed as to the
news of the South, you must have
IHe Ncm$ and ro,u'jcr. 1t is lively
and sprightly, with features that
adapt it to every member of the
farliiy. Ii i,as an editorial page full
of sound Democratic doctrine, an
entertaining love story, Il carefully
conducted Agricultural Department,
Il Chess column, aIl the news of the
week, Il puzzle column, and many
other brigh, anl distinctive features.
Now is the time to subscribe for
this Incompatible Southern ncwsra-
per. Why? Because special and un-
prcccdcntcd inducements are offered
On February -, 1890, there will he
distributed among those who sub
scribe between now and that time
ONE HUNDRED VALUABLE
PRESENTS. These presents arc
given to lucky subscribers. AS sub
scriptlons are received, the subscriber
receives a numbered receipt. On
February -, numbers corresponding
to the receipt numbers will be placed
in a bag in the city OF Columbia,
and drawn out by Il child. Another
child will draw from another bag a
card with the name Of one OF the
gifts on it. The owner of he re-
ccipt having ON it the number drawn
from the bag will be- entitled to the
present drawn from the other bag.
In this way I'LL will have an equal
chance.
Here are some OF the presents,
which arc given AVA, absolutely
without cost t" lucky subscribers of
1Hc .N,"& u,,d f'D,'rjr.
y Trip to Euror" anI Back, or,
if preferred, Il Trip t" California and
Back.
One Of EmrrS"n'S Finest Upriyh.
Pianos.
An Elegant Suit Of parlor Furni-
turr.
\ Gcntlcman'S Gold Watch.
n Sewing Machine.
\ large number Of other valuable
and useful articles, incluling Il nam.
bcr of the standard works Of English
Literature.
The above presents, fifty in mum
Der, will be given to Fortunate sub
ScribcrS TO 7Hr Sunday Ncms and
1He Weekly .N,~% anil Comrier,
who, on or after October 81, 1899,
pay 500 for one years subscription
to those tw" papers and to those
subscribers to 1Hc N,,"% and Tu,,rie,'
who, on or after October 30, 1850,
pay one years Subscription to that
paper, and desire to share in this
grand Gift distribution.
The subscribers to IHG IIr,Lj/
Nr"S ,n"i Co,vi,I' have Il special
lot OF gifts to be distributed among
them. These gifts, i''y in number,
will be given 10 lucky Subscribers,
who, ON or after Oct"hrr 30, 1850,
have paid 81 90 fora years suhScrip-
ton t" 7Hc U"hIy Vars on,l
Iou,i,r.
Prominent among these special
gifts for subscribers To III" IjrckJy
.Nc,"s amt fn",'icI' are
\ Superb l2-St"p Organ.
y New Home Sewing Machine,
with all attachments.
\ Lad Us Gold Watch.
\ Set of Walnut Bed Room Fur
niturr.
> Tons Of High Giraffe Fertilizer.
y larg" assortment ni the Great
Works OF Literature in hanlSumr
bindings.
These are only few OF the many
gifts to be distributed. You will
get the full equivalent of your
money in tn" newspaper, and you
may receive Il valuablc Gift hcS1cs.
Further information i'm regard to
this unprecedented distribution OF
presents can br found in the columns
OF THE NEWS AND COURIER
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