Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-09-30
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Next Monday will ba salesday. n
Rev. r, T.. Rogers 10 itnproying. /
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IS Fanny .DaysEpGrs, aestess, is doi.d, &
# Call a. Ord. w. Bells drug store for
Jewelry--Rings, 3, JEf Pins, Bracelets.
:. Watch Chains, 60. Full line Eye Glasses.
\ Winnie Davis was buried Iii Richmond,
by the sido of h6r distinguished father.
Do you ride ?. We sell tho well known
Rock Hill buggiess GARTER q Co.
; The Office days Of DIR. w. +. Austin,
dentist, at Seneca, are Mondays, Fridays
and Saturdays. s H [ :,
Anderson viii be y'sitod by 9 big cir
pleaso give this matter his attention.
Mr., w. E. Seaborn left SUNDAY night
for Atlanta, Ca, whore he will resume
his studies in the Teohnological School
+ of Georgia. "TOn'' is q natural ,e1eotri.
clan and will doubtless prove himself
unusually apt in his chosen field. = 8
DR.. Fahnestook will be in his Office
every Monday, Tueaday and SatuI ~
until further notico. q E@yc ;. ! -, :
Mr.. John G. Hicks left Monday morn.
ing for Greenwood, where he COOS to
accept q position with Mr.. r. Is. Norris
in the Seaboard Air Line depot. We
wish our young friend every success, -
sold for want of use. Apply to Mrs. c.
TERHuNE, Faculty Hill. T. ! - =
Married, on Sunday evening, Sa;,to,n-
Ssr 18th, 1893, Mr. !. T. Smith to Miss
Martha Edwards, at the residence of tho
officiating minister, Rev. Joab Chambers.
All of Toccoa, Ga. X
Syracuse plows, Chattanooga cane
mills and plows for sale by Carter S Co.,
Walhalla, s. @. 80 7. -
Married, on Soptombor 25th, 1893, by
Rov. J. l.. Mullinix, at Fairview church,
at ~ NJ, Mr.. Basoomb Whitmiro TO Miss
Roxio Thomas. Both of Nowry.
Persons desiring to teach Tamasseo
School, No. Do, will call on or apply to
and t. NJ. Kolley, trustees. ..E
Choesol Cheese!! l now have tbe
famous Glover Hill cheese. Every pound
guaranteed. Another shipment of fresh
Dove Hams ut Jaynes's.
Married, on September 25th, 1893, at
tho residence of the officiating minister.
Rev. j. J.. Mullinix, Mr.. Frank Morton
to Miss Lillio Doaton.
Mayor III. A. II. Gibson and wife left
this morning on y two weeks visit to
their childron at Abboville and Green
vile. During his absence Alderman w.
l.. Werner will act rs Mayor.
Mr.. Ohm w. Leo is prepared to shoe
horses and do all kinds of repairing on
"uSohot buSfsiCo1 W., Ill tll6 IuOSG BaUlS-
factory manner. Look out for notice
noXt week.
nj. w. Coleman e Co.. of Seneca. have
their limo of clothing and gonts' furnish
ing goods shipped in early that they
might accommodate young men who are
going off to school, &C.
The third race for Commissioner in
Keowee township resulted in the election
of Whitmiro by a vote of 40 to 20 for
Brown. High Falls, Tomassoe and
Salem heard from. Iocassce yet &c hear
from.
We call tho attention of tho trading
public to tho new advertisement of MIR.
l.. j. Hunnicutt, who has just returned
from tho Now York market. He ia pre-
pared to servo his customers we'll and
those IL need of anything in his line
will do we'll to give him call.
Mr.. II. II. Smith, tho ontorprising and
successful book man of Raleigh, N. c.,
through his Southern Book Exchange,
has established n medium whereby our
people arc enabled to got their school
and other books at half tho publishers
prices. We recommend him to our
patrons and hope that further success
may crown his efforts. SEQ ADVERTISE
mont in this issue.