Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-09-15
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Rook Hill huggies, Il iJjAaTsR d %. \
( Miss Fannie Sheldon, of wv Westminster
spent Sunday lass with her friend, / ID
@. N. Nield, n !; IE' n 2 q
II Syracuse plows, Chattaaoo oga Ks oan,
mills and ploWs for sale by Carter q co.
Walhalla, 3. o. .s. Nc
I, Miss Nell Leo, a soharfning young lad,
Of Gresnwood, is visiting her friend, Mis-
Dean Seaborn, rs s .i5t. 4 I, 90 81
Fon SA1EA An oxcellent fsmiiiiy horse horse
sold for want Of use. si5 Apply to Mas. q
TERHUNE, Faculty Hill. q n !,
Mr.. John G. Law, j r., OF ! 0osla, Fla.
is in Walhalla, stopping with Mr. a. o
DR.. Fahnestook viii be in his oftie.
every Monday, Tuesday and SATURDAY.
until further notice. 55,lf 7,ST &
Mr.. Darwin Reed, of Autun, s. g.. ha,
boon on visit to his sister, Mrs. Jane,
Phinney, of West Union.
The office. days of DR.. W. f. Austin
dentist, at Seneca, arc Mondays, Fridays
and Saturdays. > ~ y =
Mrs. Kate r. Lewis will leave to-mor
row morning to visit relatives and friend,
In Anderson and Greenville. = :.
Miss Indie Bozeman, of Ninety-Six, S
o., is visiting hor uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. G. l.. McGee, of Midway,
Mrs, Ed. Roberts, OF Cha.tauot,pa
Tenn, is visiting the family Of Mr.. VIM
Perry and other relatives In Walhalla.
President Hartzog says that Clenaso;
will open with the largest number Of pu
pills it has evor had. All tho rooms have
boon taken. -. ..., ) - :
( Mrs. b. B. West, after very pleasant
visit to her, mother and brother, is now
visiting Mr.. Vests relatives In the oity
of Greonville. .a. IN. :
Mr.. VIM. Perry has returned from q
worry pleasant visit to friends at Old
Point Comfort, Fortross Monroe and
Norfolk. a. Il, ~"
Cheesol Cheesel! I now have the
mfaous Glover Hill cheese. Every pound
guaranteed. Another shipment Of fresl
Dovo Hams ut Jaynes's.
If you want to invest in cofiins, hard
ware, stoves, tinware, buggies, saddles
harness, Co., and get valuo received
60 to +. Fl. Carter's, West Union, s. G.
There will bo q public meeting at the
Court House of the citizens and business
mon OF Walhalla on tomorrow evening
ats o'clock p. NJ. Business of import
anco.
The schools of Miss Kate j, Stock,
L a.. .
Moss, of Walhalla, havo all opened with
gifFis. ''''' '''' '''''
d Mr.. r. 4. Blake, of Ninety-Six, is flll
: ing Mr.. j. N. Wards place at tho Wal
halla depot during his absence. Mr.
Blake is q clever and accommodating
gentleman. .....
bliss COrrie Phinney, of West Union
returned to tho Williamson Female Col
logo on Monday morning last to resume
her studies in that popular educational
institution.
Mr. @. NJ. Nield'a now briok store is
receiving it's finishing touches and viii
be ready for occupancy in few days
Mr.. Mold expects to DO in his now quar-
tors noxt week.
Prof. j. M. Moss is assisted in his
school 10y his wife. Mrs. Moss has had
considerable experience in the school
room and will make faithful and value.
bic co-laborer.
Married, at or near Oalzway, s. G., GU
September 7th, 1903, at tho residence oI
j. B. Sanders, tho officiating officer, Mr.
Roddy King to Miss COoe Hardoh, all OF
Oconee county.
Miss Ada Tathem, who has been visit
ing at Waynesville, n. C., for somo timo
10 ho" 1uAp. II. bs y, uol
sistor. Mics Tathom is an affable and
charming young, lady.
M. w. Coleman t& Co., of Seneca, have
their limo of clothing and gents furnish
ing goods shipped in early that they
might accommodate young mon who arc
going off to school, &c.
Miss Nettie Jones, of Tamassee, is
boarding at Miss Ida MoCollough's ant
taking lessons in painting. Miss Jonc.
will no doubt bo q studious pupil anC
succeed in her undertaking.
Barton's Creek and Riverside posi-
offices, in the northwestern portion oi
Oconce county, for some reason, We
know not what, have been discontinued
by tho authorities at Washington.
Mr.. j. M. Ward, Jr., our efficient depo
agent, accompanied by his wife and littl,
daughter, Inez, is visiting ut Wards, s
c., his old homo, in Edgeheld county
Ho will be absent about three weeks.
The $500 all wool suit, shown by M
w. Coleman & Co. will match mos
goods at $3.50, if they are we'll made
nicely trimmed and strictly UP to date
with full limo of patterns to select from
The cold wavo arrived last Wednesda,
and caused drop of ton degroes in tn,
temperature. Out in tho Dokatas is wa
L IL
spring wheat is generally harvested ant
that will not bo injured.
j., Misaes Cora and Alice Strong loft fo
Greenville yesterday to enter the Chicor
College, o popular female school in tina
city, undor the auspices Of tho Presbyte
rian church. Miss Cora is teacher il
tho college, whilo Miss Alico is pupil
Dry goods, notions, shoes, clothing
hats and all goods, except groceries, vii
go at and below actual cost for ono weel
only. Now Is tho time to secure bar
gains. We arc making room for larg
and now stock of fall goods.
j. &c j. S. CARTER.
Mr.. j. A. DeWeese, of Des Moines
Iowa, representing tho Chamberlain
Medicine Company, of that city, paid th'
COURIER Office a business visit on Mon
day afternoon. Ho is pleasant gentle
man and looks closely after tho Interests
of his employers.
Remomber j. & j. s. Cartor's grea
clearing out salo will last only ono weel
longer. Go and get goods at and below
Now York cost. Such opportunity dom
happen often. A word to tho wise il
sufficient. j. &c j. S. CARTER.
Solicitor NJ. +. Ansol was accompanied
by Mrs. Ansol to Walhalla this week
They arrived last Saturday and paid
visit to tho family of his brother, Mr.. j
J. Anseh They returned to Greenvill,
Wednesday afternoon. During her brio
stay Mrs. Ansol made many friends.
Miss Talulah Hunnicutt, of Atlanta,
Ga, Is on q visit to her mother, Mrs. NJ.
E. Hunnicutt, near High Falls. Miss
uunnioutt is n lady of rare taste and nc
complishmonts, and is now ono of the
leading Gress-malors of Atlanta Hol
many friends oxtond to hor hearty vel
como.