Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-23
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DR.. Grimshawo, of Whiteside Cove. \
+, wns in town last week. s fi{3

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G., was in town last week. 4. 55.s
\. "Just toll them you saw mo Z buying
goods of tho Cartor Merchandise Go. b
~ Mrs. A. d. Gaillard aud daughter, OF
Greenyille, visited relatives in Walhalla
this week. @E $ t,J 3, ~ &
Mr.. Bratton Il. Dickson and nephew,
Louis Andrews, of Whitney, are visiting
Mr.. w. =. Dickson.
Mrs. j. w. Keys, of Easley, S. O., ia
visiting her fathor, Mr.. VIM. Porry, and
family, in Walhalla.
Read tho now advertisements of Messrs.
NJ. w. Coleman & Co., of Seneca, S. q,
and givo them a call
Dr. Fahnostock viii b, in his ofllce
evory Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until further notice.
Miss May Chorry, of Seneca, is visit
ing her friends, Misses Carrie and Bossio
Strothor, of Wost Union. h.
Attention is directed to tho now "Firc
Limit Ordinance in another column.
Read and govern yourself accordingly.
Miss II. L. 1Iowo, daughter of tho late
Bisl op Howe, of Charleston, is visiting
tho Misses Mccullough on Faculty Uili'
Goods will DO priced to you at Cartor
Merchandise Co. in way that will con
vinco you thoy want to save you money.
WANTED, evory man and woman, in
tcrostcd in I.ifo or Fire Insurance. tG
writo or call on L.. M. Jordan, Seneca, S.
q. You will novor regret It. ... ..
Have you scon tho limo of straw hats
and Snmmpr a1npe ne (tnrfcc Nfnc I, ND;
Coz You should SEQ thom. They arc
what you want in price and quality.
Mrs J. j. Adams and daughters, Flora
and Mabel, of Iiartwol], Ga, arc in Wal
halla this week visiting hcr husband.
who is employed with Mir. w. l.. Barber.
Tho attention of executors, admins
traitors and guardians is again called to
tho fact that under tho law annual re-
turns must DO made before tho first day
"f July
If you arc thinking of sending your
daughters off to school, road tho advor-
tisoment of tho Winthrop Normal aud
Industrial College, which appears in
this papcr.
Tho County Superintendent Of Educa-
ton had considerable company in tho
court house last Friday and ho did not
fail to entertain thom. Teachers put to
that crucial tost.
General picnic nj High Falls on Mon.
day, July Ath, 1903. Candidates OK
poctcd. Bring woll filed baskets. Fid-
ding and dancing platform 20x3G fcot
Cider and gingerbread.
Mrs. Julia Bischoff, of Charleston, ac-
.pn,pancd by her two children, is visit
ing relatives in Walhalla, Gil route to
Highlands, N. G., where Mrs. Bischofl
has a sumner residence.
Tho limo of ladies' shirt waists, skirts
and underwear, shown by NJ. w. Cole
man Il Co., is very pretty and the
prices attractive. Shirt waists, 25c.
Ready made skirts only 50c.
Mr.. James S. Vernon, of Columbia, is
visiting relatives in Oconec. Jim was in
town Wednesday, and he says things arc
SO dull in the Capital City that he came
to Walhalla to livcn up q bit.
Mrs. Hattie Barrett Howell, wife of
Mr.. Clark Howell, editor of tho Atlanta
Constitution, died ut tho Howell residence
in Atlanta on Saturday night, Juno 18th.
She had been i'll but six days.
Mr.. John II. Liddoll, of Seneca, is stop
ping at Mr.. Geo. w. Eaton's for tho sum
mcr. Mr.. Liddcll knows a good thing
when he sees it, and consequently
spends his summers horc regularly
On Monday morning Deputy Sheriff b.
II. Moss brought to Walhnlla John Wcs-
10y, colored, alias John Steele, an OK
convict, charged with housc-brcaking.
llo was lodged in Jail to await trial.
The State Teachers Association will
meet at Harris Springs July Id. a full
attendance is expected and n delightful
meeting is in anticipation. Every
teacher who can should attond tho meet
ing.
M. w. Coleman & Co. aro showing an
elegant limo of summer shoes in all the
prevailing colors, and their line of sum
mcr clothing and ncckwear is hard to
beat. Give them call and you viii not
regret it..
Mr.. |. X. Hunter, of West Union, is
quite i'll at his home. lIc is suffering
from heart trouble. His son, Mr.. Thomas
Hunter, of Clemson College, camc up
tho first of this week to be at his fathers
bedside.
Miss Julia Kcels Maxwell, of Walhalla,
returned home Monday evening, after
spending several weeks worry pleasantly
with her friend, Miss Cantcy IIaync, at
Fort Motto, ). q. Miss MaXWclfS many
friends arc delighted at her return.
Tho South Carolina Regiment is now
at Chickamauga Park. If yen wish to
write, address your letters as follows:
MI.
Chickamauga Park,
Co. ....s. c.. V. I.ytlo =. D., Ga.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
mcnt of Mr.. w. f.. Chcswcll, mdcr the
head of "Ncw Advertisements" Ue has
for sale high grade stocle-37 hogs and
pigs, 3 horses and a mulc-which can be
seen at his plantation; near Courtonay
Station.
We have been requested to give notice
that there will bo no preaching in the
Seneca Methodist church on next Sun
day morning and night, owing to the
absence of Rev. j. l.. Daniel in attend
ancc upon the District Conference ut
Piedmont.
Joe Berry Reed and Allen Grcon, col
0rcd, wcro before Mayor Gibson We'd
ncsday morning charged with refusing
to pay street tax or work on tho streets.
They wcro givcn their choice between
five dollars or five days, and, they took
five days.
We ask our readers to carefully con
sidor tho merits of those candidates whose
announcement cards appear i'm this pa
por. The COURIER takos no sides be.
tween men whore principle is involved,
and is perfectly willing for tho people to
choose for themselves.