Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-12-01
Mr.. j. b. Reid is filling tho position of
depot agent at Pcndleton this weok.

Mr.. j. B. Reid is filling tho position of
depot agent at Pcndleton this wccl1.
Read the now ad. of C. G. Jaynos, who
is Offering bargains in notions, etc.
DIR. j. w. Bell spent several days in
Atlanta last week buying goods for the
holiday season.
DIR. and Mrs. d. B. Darby spent few
days in Atlanta last wook looking after
the holiday interests of the childron.
Mrs. w. A. Ivoster and little daughter,
OF Anderson, were in Waihaila last week
visiting relatives and friends.
Sec advertisement OF Messrs. A. Ger
Der and December Gadsden. Thoy have
reduced prices on all of their work.
Mr.. ID. Pink Robins has bought tho
place of Mrs. II. A. Norton, near town.
lIo expects to take possession about tho
first of January.
Mr.. M. w. Wright, of Grcenvillo, is in
Walhalla this week on important bust
ness. Ho went Fox hunting Tuesday
afternoon and caught warm number.
Weather prophets continue to predict
that tho present will be the coolest OK
pcrionced for years. We had our first
breath of it on last Monday in tho shape
Of sleet and snow.
Cartor &c Co., Walhalla, will sell you
goods for tho cash at very close prices.
They also would appreciate your
promptnoss in calling at onco and paying
of your accounts.
Miss Annie Maxwell Is presiding over
the Cudworth Bazaar, Just opened up
next door to tho millinery, where you can
find pretty line of toys, fancy goods and
all kinds of useful articles.
M. w. Coleman & Co. want their
money. Have you paid thom Your
guano note and account arc duo. Thoy
are going to wind up all tho notes and
accounts this fall. See to your interest.
Miss Nora Holder, of Pickens county.
has charge of tho Picket Post school for
the winter term, which began November
28th: Miss Holder is a daughter of Rev.
Benjamin Holder, formerly of Walhalla,
All kinds Of sewing machine noodles at
Norman's: also crochet and hand needles.
pins. spool thread, darning cotton, clas-
tic, braid, handkorchicfs and hosiery,
toys and dolls, pretty rockers ard chairs.
At the Methodist parsonage, in Wal
halla, S. G., on November 23d, 1893, Miss
Julia Gordon Massey and Mr.. Stephen d.
Hunter were united in marriage by Rev.
j. j.. Daniel.
December Gadsdon, colored, of this
place, killed two fine poThers last Thurs.
day. Ono weighed 02z net, tho Othor
4C2. All tho colorod pcoplo would do
.woll to follow IN De.'s foot stops.
Anderson Correspondence Nows and
Courier: "The Roy. W. 7. Duncan, vol
and favorably known in tho l0wor section
of this county, will bn married on Dc.
ccmber 18th to Miss Robecca Grecn, of
Bishopvillo, S. G.. His friends horo wish
him much happiness"
All notes and accounts due NJ. w.
Coleman & Co. must be settled this fall
We cannot and will not carry them any
longer. We let you have tho goods and
It's but right for you to pay for thon..
Wo must have our money. 80
M. w. COLEMAN &c Co.
An Arkansas editor who read that n
lady IN Now York "kncads bread with
her gioyoG on" romarks: "Wo need
broad with orr pants on; wo need broad
with our boots 6ni and If our subscrib.
ors who arc IN arroarG iqp't socn pay us,
wo shall need bread without anything
on"
There will bo preaching in tho Wal
halla Methodist church noxt Sunday
morning and evening NJ tho usual hours.
This is Rov. j. J.. Daniels last appoint
mont for tho prosont conference yoar
The public aro cordially invited to bo
present. , s'.