Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-20
Local nows is as scarce as hen's tooth.

ME-. Iurner hay ls clerktpg Tor j.. q.
Craig NJ. VI. 8. ..%@ sI =, l. b
Miss Aiioe Hioka is employed with
Carter s. %. as sbook-keeper. I@. ~
A movement is on foot to place tho
Baptist church on Main street.
Do you ride {? We sell the we'll known
Rock Hill bu9gies. GARTER q Co.
There arc now 43O students in Win
throp College. xxx ~
section will experience o severe winter.
Miss Kato Bell 10 on visit to relatives
and friends in Anderson and Greenville.
Mr.. j. T. Ashworth Is on business
trip to Spartanburg and Greenwood this
week. ... ..
All the comfy officers elected in Lex-
ington county in the last primary elec-
tiOn are hutherans.
Syracuse 'plows, Chattanooga cane
mills and Plows for sale by Carter & Co.,
Walhalla, 8. O., 49,. :. :. ..E.:.
Tho telephones arc not in working
orderithis Morning and it is impossible
to get the cotton quotations.
Roy. w. S. Hamiter filed his appoint
ment at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday sfternoon. 49,
For corsots, updorvests, hats, caps,
etc., 90 to r. Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
Opeping October oath to Goth.
Mrs. y. a. Smith has returned from
pleasant visit to relatives in Philadelphia
and Washington.
Corset department moro complete than
over. On display October Oath to Goth.
r. PHILLIPs, Seheca, s. G.
The examination of teachers for tho
public schools will be hold at Walhalla
on Friday, 21st instant.
ha of Nv,
dentist, at Sonooa, are Mondays, Fridays
and Saturdays.
What young man called on his best
girl last Friday night and came noar
freezing to doath2
Judge Townsend will resign as Assist
ant Attorney Goneral about October 80
and 60 to Washington to practice law.
For SALE--An excellent family horse,
sold for want of use. Apply to Mrs. G.
TERHUNE, Faculty Hill.
A dog created quito commotion in
tho Pitohford building Tuesday night by
trying to jump through ono of tho plato
glass windows.
We want all Of our subscribers who
are In arrears to come forward and set
tle. We noed tho money and must have
it.
Go to Claude Little & Co.. Wostmino-
ter, 8, G., for your dry goods, shoes,
hats, groceries, 60. They will save you
money.
There will bo preaching at Jocassoo
church on the fifth Sunday and Saturday
before at II O'Clock a. NJ. each day by
the pastor.
Tie fifth national convention of tho
United Daughters of tho Confcdoracy
will bo held at Hot Springs, Arkansas,
on November eth.
Miss r. Phillips. Seneca, S. c., will
display her now fall goods October 24th
to goth. New York ,,otyle in millinery,
trimmings, dres. goods, novelties, etc.
Piedmont Sun, October Is: Mr.. II. NJ.
Whitmiro, of Pennsylvania street, has
gono on n trip to Oconee county to SEQ a
brother of his who has bccn sick for q
little time.
Two hundred bushels winter grazing
oats and one hundred and fifty bushels
blue straw whoat for salo by j. 2. Strib-
ling, Riohland, S. G.
Prof. Newson, tho veterinarian at
Clemson, has received several communi-
cations from people in different parts of
the State relative to virulent disease
among cattle.
If you want to invest in collins, hard
ware, stoves, tinware, buggies, saddles,
harness, &C., and get value received,
60 to +. II. Carter's, West Union, S. c.
Cards arc out announcing the mar
rago of Mr.. Samuel N. Brunson to Miss
Lowe Leo Marse, at Greenwood, s. c.,
on Wednesday evening, November 9th,
1893, at $50 O'Clock.
Married, on October 10th, 1903, by C.
II. d. Burns, Notary Public, at tho resi-
donco of Mr.. b. +. O'Kelley, MI John
Of Oconee county.
wv To1o,,,,, O. ~ &c Co>>aaa l...a
ther line of clothing and gents furnish
ing goods shipped in early that they
might accommodate young men who arc
going OF to school, &c.
Assistant Attorney General Townsend
has decided the Maverick burying
ground case against tho Sinking Fund
Commission, holding that it was reserved
for burying ground purposes, and there
foro exempt from taxes.
When you want buggios, wagons and
harness 60 to j. & J. S. Carter, West !
minister. You can buy there cheaper |
than any whore. Just got in q car of
special price. Sec their ad. on all kinds |
of goods.
Col. Norton w. Brookcr, of tho Sink
Ing Fund Commission, has announced |
his canaidacy for tho position of Super
Intendent of the Penitentiary. lie has |
prepared a circular letter and is dis
tributing it in his behalf.
j. &c J. S. Carter are now gotting in
their fall stock of goods. Go and SEQ
them and get bargains. They certainly |
have got thom. 1t will pay you to got
their prices and see their goods before |
you buy. j. .& j. S. CARTER.
Westminster, s. G..
Tho apple is tho king of fruits for this
c innate. 1t is good every day in tho year
md three times day. Tho farmers of |
tho county should set out young trees
this fall and winter. Good apples are |
always in demand at q fair price.
Whom, you want dry goods. notions,
hats, shoes, clothing, crockery, glass
Waro, groceries, canned goods or any
ching usually kept to cat or wear, cheap
as can be bought anywhere, come to
see me. L. III. CARTER,
West Union, S. G.
DR.. d. B. Darby and Capt r. G.
StrOther went to Franklin, N. G., Tues
day to meet Sir Thomas s. Tancred and |
party who arc inspecting tho route of
the Black Diamond Railroad. 1t is ex-
pected that the experts will arrive in
Wa!halla during this week, or the carly |
part of noxt wook.
Mr.. ID. G. Duncan died at his home. |
near Tamassco, on Monday evening, nth |
sn9tant, at half-past seven o'clock, aftor |
o lingering Illness from c0nsumption |
iie was fCrty.fivo years old, and leaves
his wife and several children surviving, |
lie was nember of tho Bethel Prcsby- |
terian church, and his body was buried |
there Wednesday morning, tho funeral