Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-09

NJ W Coleman & Co. have three ne,
babies but these not being for sale. the
t must sell more goods than ever before
80 read their advertisement and the,
call around to see them.
Greenville 1Nep&, February /: Sc D
Barr Il Sons have completed their con.
tract for covering the Seneca river bridge
on the Blue Ridge Railroad The bridge
IS 600 feet in length
! Mrs. Elise A. Dendy. wife of Charles
Dendy. died last SATURDAY. at the home of
her daughter in Abbcville. She was in
her ninetieth year Mrs. Dendy has
many relatives living in oconee County.
II we are to trust in tie prophecies of
some OF the almanac makers for 1893. we
may expect an abundance of snow vet
before the glad cooling of the doves. Five
SHOWS are predicted for February.
Bacon is higher now than it has been
in years. tits at present being retailed
at ~ cents per pound. and even at this
figure the merchants are just saving
their bacon
The Columbia ,Joarnol. which takes the
place OF the Recorj. is handsome even
ing paper, edited with ability pv Capt
John G. Capers. 1t is conservative. and
desires to build up instead of pull down.
Moss 4 crenshaw are now supplying
the citizens of Walhalla with fine beef
oork, fish apd oysters. Mr.. W. NJ. Cren.
shaw is an expert butcher and together
hey keep a fine stock of meats. See
heir advertisement.
On Che 18th Of June, 1892 the Order of
he Knights of Honor will have been in !.
Nistencc twenty years. Total amount
i claims pai,. 70 widows and orphans to .
anuasy Eth, 1885,. IS $4l,22Sl 1852.
The new ordinances Of the town of a
Ea!halla viii be found in another col
mn. Read carefully and then observe
lem. We hope to see them diligently Il
aforced to the end that our town NAV
reserve GOOD name for peace and order. p
Mr.. George W. Hayes has bought the :
ouSe and lot of Mr.. &. Frank Robertson. y
ear Mrs. johnson's, in Walhalla. He
III move to his new hcme in a few DAYS Il.
ID is now moving his tin shop into a
'om in Mrs. Bells building on North
dc OF Main street. &C
Many women find great difficulty in
ranging their hair bccominsly, because L.
It's harsh and coarse texture BY the nc
e of Ayers Hair vifor, the hair be-
mes soft. plant and CLASSY. The visor Di
most cleanly of all hair prepara-
Di
Nr. F. G. Holden and his cousin. from +,
le Mountain. Rabm county. Georgia,
re In Waihalla this week with lot of
e pigs for sale. They We're the Red i "
.sey. Berkshire and Poland China. He
4 them cheap for the cash and found d,.
eady sale We hope TO see him come
in.
t may interest some of our readers to liar
," that the following is the religious
.ival and holiday record for 1899: Lent b
inS February 18th and ends with Eas- acr
sunday. April ID; WaShinston's birth
February I'D. is on Wednesday,: j
igpration of President. SATURDAY.. acre
eh 18th; st. Patrick's Day, March 18th.
friday; Fourth Of July on Tuesday: NJ
or Day or Monday. September ith Cal!
istmas, December 18th, on Monday.
reenvlile N@,cS, February i: Col. J. 5. P
'rr 5 team OF big srays got the bits in 90 a
teeth yesterday and ran away. near
Presbyterian chapel, on West street y
49, I.ss, ',,.-.s, - :" carriage ana oil {
aseabie, when some Slight breakaee a. -. >,
~, w. '''i,' ~ ]iie snort chea
VIA t'''Sh Ihat followed, two Of Col.
01''dren and the driver were
Wn ou' Oh he vehicle and sustained
1t injuries
y. Tillman has appointv. uon. J. F
zeale, of Anderson, "a comni.. - - -,
,mplete the work contemplated ar az De
ide,l by an Act to provide for the a;aIl
ion. digest and arrangement of the =,