Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-11-17
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
: AT G. w. PITCHFORD CO.'S.
EotaI amb Mersouul.
Mr.. w. f.. King smiles. It's q boy,

Mr.. w. Fixing smiles. It's boy.
Got your turkeys for Thanksgiving
day, which will DO tho 24tn instant
Don't fail to SEQ the largo and attrac-
tive line OF Christmas goods at Norman's.
Tho Baptist State Convention will con
vene at Darlington on tho 30th instant.
If you want u good Miloh Cow call on
Il. L. Alexander. Cows always on hand.
Mr.. G. G. Jaynes has moved into tho
now store room under the Masonic Tom
plo.
DIR. Fahncstock will bc In his Office
ovcry Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until further notice.
Attention Is called to tho advertisement
OF Administrators salo of personal prop
erty.
Mcssrs. j. II. Ashworth and Goo. M.
Anscl won't to Columbia Tuesday to take
in tho State Fair.
The oftico days of Dr.. w. L. Austin,
dentist, at Seneca, arc Mondays, Fridays
and Saturdays.
Miss Mamie IIutchisOn, of Wost Union,
is in Columria this week visiting relatives
and attending tho State Fair.
Have you seen tho beautiful display of
imported China and English Artware
just received at Norman's?
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hughes left for
Columbia Tuesday morning to visit rela-
tives and friends and attend the fair.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Wilson and two children
left Monday morning for Columbia to
attend the State Fair and visit relatives.
Don't forget that Norman's stock of
groceries,. drugs, fruits, candies, nuts,
&C., arc always fresh.
We want all Of our subscribers who
~ IN, -, E..
tie. We need the money and must have
it.
Miss Lillian Werner left for Columbia
Monday morning, where she will visit
relatives and friends and attend the State
Fair.
Go to Claude Little & Co., Westmins-
tor, s. c., for your dry goods, shoes,
hats, groceries, &c. They will save you
money.
Miss Laura Isboll loft last Saturday
morning for Greenvillo, where she will
spend some timo visiting relatives and
friends.
All persons indebted to mo, or owing
accounts turned ovor to mo by X. O.
Wright, must call and settle at once, as |
must have my money. G. M. NIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Towncs Holeman and
two children and Mr. Leo G.. Hollcman,
of Anderson, attended the Scaborn- Hol-
leInan nuptials.
For SALE, good gentle family horse.
Will work anywhere, in buggy or wagon.
Apply to Mrs. f. G. Ritter, Walhalla, S
c., or at her farm place, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moorhead left for
their homo in Columbia Tuesday morn
ing, after spending somo tina visiting
the family of Mr.. j. S. Floyd, in Wal
halla.
Mrs. j. l.. Daniel and littlo son left for
Hodges Tuesday morning to visit her
father and family, living near that place.
Hor many friends wish her pleasant
visit.
Carter & Co., Walhalla, will sell you
goods for the cash at very close prices.
They also would appreciate your
promptncss in calling at once and paying
off your accounts.
Mr.. j. J. Norton spont Sunday and
Monday visiting his mother and sister,
near town. "Joe" is a welcome visitor
here. and his many friends were glad to
see him again.
NJ. w. Coleman & Co. want their
money. Have you paid them u? Your
2uano note and account are due. They
are going to wind up all tho notes and
accounts this fall. Sec to your interest.
Mr.. james e. Anscl, after spending
several weeks very pleasantly in Charles
ton, returned to Walhalla Saturday night
and resumed his place at tho Blue Ridge
ticket Office Monday morning.
Beautiful chairs, rockers, hall, library
and parlor lamps, cooking stoves, window
shades, and all articles in house furnish
ing goods at Norman's.
Deputy Sheriff B. II. Moss won't to
Columbia Tuesday morning to take
iunatie to tho State Hospital for tho
Insane. lie will take in tho fair during
OF q al oit
Mr.. w. Il. Seaborn, of Atlanta, Ga,
visited relatives and friends in Walhalla
this week and attended his brothers
wedding. Ho returned to his studies at
tho Georgia archaeological College We'd
ncsday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. lilies, of Shelby,
Mich, arrived in Walhalla last Friday
evening, and will spend the winter at
their winter homo here. Their many
Walhalla friends arc glad to welcome
them back again.
Mr.. LOWS +. Sloan, of Charleston, S.
G., q member of the nrm of j. B. T..
Sloan & Son, is in Walhala for few
days, visiting tho family of Mr.. James
Scaborn. He camo TO attend the Scaborn-
Holjcman nuptials.
Mr.. +. s. ITolloman went to Columbia
.fuesday afternoon. IIo will combine
business with pleasure, and after dis
charging his duties as chairman of tho
Board of State Commissioners of Eloc-
ton, will take i'm the fair.
A writer in the South Carolina Baptist
snggosts, among others, tho names of j.
w. Stribling and j. w. Sho!or, of this
county. as members Of the Board of
Trustees of Furman University and tho
GrcenVillc Female College.
All notes and accounts duo NJ. W.
Coleman & Co. must be settled this fall.
We cannot and will not carry them any
fonger. We lot you have the goods and
tits bnt right for you to pay for them.
We must have our money.
NJ. w. COLEMAN g. Co.
The cost Of hcldiDg the Federal oloc-
tiob in OcOnee county was $3O0.20. There
wore 53l votes cast in tho Federal boxes.
This makes each vote cast for Congress-
man cost almost 5Gk cents. Tho cost of
State election was $500 25, and there were
b34 votes cast for State officers, making
each vote in this election cost little
o|oT SCI cents.
There will bo Praise and Thanksgiv-
ing service observed in the Walhalla
Presbyterian church, under tho auspices
OF tho Ladios' missionary Society, on
Thanksgiving day, Thursday, oath in
slant, at II A. NJ. Rev. II. l.. Rogers,
paafn t,I ~.